https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7eda30fc88e37017c8784648ecc1daa5.pdf bae44409e303e2cd6c3d06174d48db5e PDF Text Text Ntehln' New N prlnclpl" of jet pro· puJaion was discovered about 100 B.C. by Hero In Alexandria. 't'hls was used 2.000 yeara loter to help make jet planes. - . Pro.ctorville ·mail .ldlled MEIGS THEATRE Tonight. JulyS No,- OPEN ~ ---­ Fri-S..t.- Sun. July 6-7-8 THE N'E W CENTURIONS lrechnlcolor ) · George C. Scott Stacy Keoch , I R) J Stooges : Self Make Ma ids Show Starts 1 p.m . • HOGS - 175to :Ill Ill to :IUS: H avies :lllo 33.11:1; Llgh!JI 41 to 42; Fat Sbwa :10 to 34; BoltS 28.1Dto 30.50; Pigs l2 to 30.50; Stoek Shoals 3UO 1o 37,110. CATrt,E :_· Steera 39.75 to· 44; Hel!era 1!5 to 4ll.t01 Fal Cows 33 to :)5.80; Canners 30 to 33; Bulls 39 ro 55; Stock CoWl ·and Calves 375. 1o 500; Stnck Steers 43 to 41; Stnck Heifers 37.75 to 38.7D; Stock S\!lef' · Calves 47 to 59; Stock Heiler ·Calves 48.75 to ~ .50. VEAL CALVES -Tops 67~. Seconds 66.75 ; Medium 60 to William Gillette, 42, IU. I, fl oltcr Medical Center by the · elden! occurred ot ~ : 30 p.m. on Proctorville, Gallla Covnty's · tiallla Count~ . Volunte r the Bulavllle·Porter "Rd., two second trarrtc fatality ot 1973, Emergepcy Squad. Shaffer tenths ol a mile north of Rl. 160 died 41t the IK:ene o( a twtrear was lrealed and rele85ed. where Ray Smith, 19, collision at 5:18 p. m. WedDr. [)Qn81d R. Warehime, lilalllpolls, loot co?trol of his nesday on Rt. 7, four and G11llla Counly Coror•er, ruled car ·which. entere1:1 a lawn fourth-tenthS miles north or the death was ca~sed by lntern01 owned by Paul Armstrong or l.awrent-e CoWl\Y. line. . hemorraging due to a crullh.ed Rt. 3, Gallipolis. There wa.o According to the Gallta. chest. mfnor daJilllge to t.he.lawn. No Meigs .Post ,State Highway Herbert McFann, 32, Rt. I, citation was Issued. Palrol, Gillett~ wos psssll'l!l an Oak Hill: was cited to The firstoitwo Meigs County auto operated by Blaine Grubb, Mll!llclpal Court, charged with accidents occurred at 6 p.m. on 45, of Athen's when his car went operating a defective vehicle Rt. )24 at the juoctlon of.county out of rontrol, off the lefts ide oi following an accident at 4:30 p. road five. The patrol said Sam t.he highway, whipsawed back m. on Rt. 279, onJ tenth ·of a Meadows, 42, Rt. ~ I, Point across the road and struck mile east of. the Jackson PleMant, drove his car off the Grubb 's ca r. This Impact .county ljne. Officers said right side of-the .highway lnlo a knocked Gillette's car off the McFann's car was draggll'lll a ditch to avoid a collision with right side of the highway where car hood (as a sled) carrying an unidentified car. No one was it jurned over. · an engine· when the hood went · injured or cll.ed. · ·Gillette and a passenger, left of the center slriklng a ~ Louis McKinney, 18, Mid· James Shaffer, 43, of Ttl. ~. auto operated by Elbia dleport,. was oiled to Meigs Proctorville, were Ulrown from Chapman, ~5, · Rl. I, Jackson. County Court for driving left of the car: They "!ere taken tii the Another Gallia County ac. the center following an ac· OeptndJ UPQ~ Diet Silkworms feed on the leaves of the wh(te mulberry. The worms will feed on leaves of other members of the mulberry famil y, but the quality .of their silk· is poor. · , , PT. PUU!AN'l' ' LIVES'I'O€K SAW CO. . • PT.PLEAMNT, W. YA. Situ..,., J~.... 11'11 / Hill added to council .. ' Henry Hill, Pomeroy bllrber, and re~ident at RUllllc Hills, Syracuse., was sworn In as a member of Syracutle Council Monday night by Mayor Herman LAmdon. Hill fills the vacancy created by the resignation of A. G. Lipscomb who resigned when he moved from the area. In o U~er business council accepted the MGM Paving Company; Gallipolis, to pave the following streets In the vlllage, Eddie H11bbard Street, Bridgeman, Lee Circle, Send Hlll Road, Cundiff Street, a total of 556 tons at $14.10 per ~.25 · elden! at 4:30' p. m. on county road 83; four and one tenth miles west of Rt. 7, Tile patrOl s~ld McKinney's car strurk an auto driven by Robert Shoo~, 33, of Rt, 3, Pomero~. ' ' Storewide Summer Sale "THE PINK ANGELS " Bruce Klmbal Rated R IR> SATURDAY July 7 Sanders 'Double Feature has bird LIVING FREE· I Color I Susan Hampshire IGJ Plus •• "FOUR FLIES ON GREY VELVET"" lPG) mmeet Ther.e's no need to play catch -up in the money game. Not when the Wide-Awake Bank and the United States Postal Service will work to . put you ahead for keeps . Just m~ke It a regula r practice to hit a · mail box with a bank - by~mail depos it for the · . wide-awCJke bank . . , To do any of. your banking needs at any hour , just stoj) in and pic k up a Bank -by-Mail envelope. ·And look for 'your favorite wide· receiver . · Witle-~wake ba11ki11g·b)'·tnail makes tlc:::----.. all so et1sv. cD · Farmers Bank &- . SIMON RETURNING - Phillippe Simon, '!I, of Paris, and Pompidou also -competed in -the . first International Chicken Flying Meet at Rio Grande in.l972. Phillippe returns .. this Saturday with another strong , contender; Pompidou apt!\arently· ha~ing become a victim of French. cuisine. . RIO GRANDE - Col. Sanders of Kentucky Fried Chicken Corp. :.viii enter "The Colonel" in Saturday's Flylng Chicken Contest here though the colonel won't be on hand to start (or stop) him. ' Col. Senders adv1sed Bob · Evans of Bob Evans Farms, sponsors of ihis second annual flying chicken contest, that he could not be in Rio Grande the day of the race because of a . conflict of Hates. · Howeve r, he said "The Colonel,'' a long distance bird, hils "won. quite a few tasting contests." Furthermore, Col. Senders warned Evans : ''I hope you're ,not .training those birds too well. ft takes about 900,000 of the~ every d~y just to keep ail our stores running, and we sure wouldn't want them learning any new ways ·to get away. ·. "I'm not ~ure you're putting those chicken wings to as good . 'Wide~eiver I Co. POMEROY, OHIO . · · Member_of Federal ReServe Sys tem ; ' On Frtdavs Our Onve-ln Wmdow is Open 9 a .m. to 1 p.m. ( j';ontinuous lv) . '· S20,000 Mini mum ln surari ce for Ea ch Deposi tor ti ' ' . a use as I would, but you know you have my- best ·wishes for a successful contest .. . Happy Flying '" · The colonel will add his own tasty conlribution to the meet. Free ·Kentucky Friep chicke_n· will' be' served.Meanwhile, Evans learned this week that "Pompidou", a flying cl)icken of Paris, .·France, wiil not return to Rio Grartde this year. However_, .Phillippe Simon, Paris, owner of Pompidou, is returning lo Rib Grande with another bird certain to be a contender. Simon , 27-years•old, is ' employed in lhe Depariment of Transportation of .the .French ·Gnvernment in Paris. · Birds will be launched in four divisions starting at 10 -a.m. Winners a r~ ·expected to be determined by II :30 a.m. Evans said Thursday more local ~ntrles are welcome. Bird owners should telephone Herb Bush. . . Summer Sale BESTFORM BRAS AND G1RDLES SUNGLASSES ANTRON III .FULLY PADDED BRA ANTRON Ill NATURAL PADDED BRA . ANTRON Ill' PANTY GIRDLE Sale 1h Price RUMMAGE COOKI-ES ' . ' _2 Pound Box 99e Summer Sale· ' DINN-ERWARE COVERED PITCHERS . .. Famous maker 20 piece set. Reg. $21.95 Summer Sale WOMENS SPORTSWEAR· .UNDERW,EAR Summer Sale GI.RLS SLEEPWEAR Gowns ·Pajamas Long · Gown's ~ Sizes 2 to 14 · Screen Prints or Solid Colors in Short· Sleeve or Sleeveless Styl_es: EvaJl()ralion Energy The ene rgy taken up by · daily eva poration of water from the seas corres ponds to 1(){),0(){) times the total electric generating capacity or the United States· in 1970. at ' Sale ·Prices Summer Sale . ~xed · Sle~p ;n Play ·Sets · FURNITURE . THROWS ' 1 Big selection of colors and patter~s . Summ:e r Sale Lawn -Furniture . . . )(-tra Jpecial softness ,2 -ROOMS AND HALL Inc ludes· 12'x15' Livi ng Rm · . · 9'xl2' Bedroom . -· 3'xl2' Ha ll ALL FOR ONLY $.269' Qu ttl lty 501 nylon tarpetlng wjt h heavy l oa m rubber pad. exPc:rt ta c~ fess installa tioh. Choice of co lorS, All wor k guaranteed . See Wen dell Grate l or this buy, or free estimate on a~y carpet..instal lation , RUTLAND FURNITURE · WE~DELL GRAT.E RUT~ANO; O. · In Brown, Bone, and Beige CHAPMAN'S SHOES '. ' l ~ --- .. ' Table$ - .Hammocks -::: Chairs ..; Canopy Swings - Chaise Lounges. Selected From Our Regular Stock • Elberfelds Mechanic Street Warehouse . . Free (u1t9mer Parking on Second Street and At ' ' . Elberfeld• Mechanic. Street · Warehou .. ELBERFELDS ·1N _ POM.E·ROY ·I ' ' ,, ~; takeS .il ·f·• fth ·;t j;\ .~ i;~ · ~;; ·· \~' ~ {,§ ~~ By United Press International As the government announced new measures to Increase food supplies, nature and economics presented farmers and meat packers with fresh problems. 'Heavy rains Thursday-up to three inches in Plainfield, N:H. -poured ·down on New -England,- where 'flooding during the past weekend already had "damaged crops enough to bring about a prediction that a resulting crop shortage would lead to an ·tncrease in the price of milk. At lea;;t three meat packing plants announced they were shutting down in Michigan and . Pellllsylvania. Donald Slotkin, chairman of the National Independent Meat Packers As· sociation, said President Nixon's 61klay freeze could force food rationing within "six to nine months, if not sooner." In Washington, however , Commerce Secretary Frederick B. De~t, acting with the approval of Agriculture Secretary Earl L; Butz, apnounced Thursday that export controls had been cli.mi>ed on another 41 commodities, in an effort to boost domestic supplies and thus decrease the costs of 111eat and pol!llry. The new measures follow last es week's restrictions on oils pressed from cottonseed and soybeans. . Restricted Commodltes Tile new restrictions include peanuts, sunflower seed, linseed and safflower mell)s; · alfalfa and meat meals; prepared livestock feeds; and an.imais fats and edible oils such as lard and cool<ing oils, which are mainly for hwnan consumption. LOS ANGELES (UPI) Former While House aide Egll "Bud" Krogh, who once ac· cepted responsibility for the Ellsberg burglary, took the 5th Amendment Thursday before the grand jury investigating the crime. Krogh spent only five . ·· minutes before the "Watergate · COLUMBUS - OHIO EMPLOYERS ARE now required to West" grandjury,madeabrief . keep statistics on all work-related accidents and illnesses in statement to reporters that : · accordance with guWelines established in the federal Oc· . to bu1'ld up Improve' the balance of pay- at a loss With high feed costs cupstional Safety and Health Act, it was aMounced Thursday. 1took It less than a minute, then COLUMBUS . (UPI . ) - Sta te wor ked for years The statistics will give Ohio officials a clearer 'picture of the e Aitho h the rand . Agriculture Director Gene R. good markets in the Common ments picture, Abercrombie· 1md packing'bouses In the state state's industrial job safety, according to Gov. John J. Gilligan. ug g . ]ury Abercrombie said today he is Market and Far East, charged. are being forced to cut back or "Prior to this, statistics regarding work-related injuries lo proceedangs are secret, II was. dismayed by recently imposed especially in Japan " Aber."Tile whole situation started shut down, he said. Ohio's 4.5million workers were gathered on a voluntary basis," with the 'Great Russian Grain "The ultimate loser in this :::~~e::n~:~y'h~:~;~d~:! controls on the export of farm crombie said. ' Gilligan said. "Because of this, statistics were Incomplete and climactic witness before the products and called for the res· "With one stroke of the pen, Steal' which involved· all of the entire process will be not only often only the more serious accidents and injuries were recorignation of US Secretary of the secretary has left farmers surplus agricultural products the farmer, but also every · ·· · · panel, t.hat he had refused to ded." testify. Tile Los Angeles Times Agriculture Earl Butz. and exporters in a situation In this country, plus one fourth consumer in Ohio and the Abercrombie urged farmers where we are forced to renege of our domestic supply for nation," Abercrombie said. today quoted sources close to In Ohio and other states to de- on contracts to people and 1972," he said. · PHNOM PENH - MILITARY AUTHORITIES said today the case as saying Krogh took mand that President Nixon re- countries with whom we have Communist troops seized the Highway 4 town of Prey Pdau, an the 5th Amendment. important position along Cambodia's only major road to the sea, place Butt. Abercrombie hos done business for years." "This one sale has created He was expected to be the demanded Butt' resignation in frOtn evacuated goverrunent forces. Tile Cambodian command The 'federal goverrunent is such a monster of the commo-· last witness of significant the past. also liaid that Communist gunners attacked a village 9 miles forc<Q to limit exports of soy- dity market that poultrymen importance until the grand south of Phnom Penh with mortar fire today, killing one civilian "Tile Ohio Department of beans and other grains in an jury reconvenes Sept. 4, when Agriculture and similar effort to lower domestic food . are actually being forced to kill and wolUlding seven others. District Attorney Joseph Busch departments in all of the ·prices, because it deliberately baby chicks because they canU. S. warplanes, including B52s, carried out intense bombing indicated he will seek criminal midwestern states have cut export prices in the past to not afford lo feed them." raids and the deep rumble of bombs bursting was heard in the Ohio dairymen are operating indictments. capital. It was the 122nd consecutive day of American bombing in Senior citizens of Meigs "We're not here for the fun of the country since the Jan. 28 truce in neighboring South Vietnam. ColUlty have been given an it," the district attorney said. The command said that the "most intense" military &ctivitiy in extension of time to file for real Krogh, in his letter to the country was centered within a 30-mile radius, south, west and estate tax exemptions IIDder President Nixon resigning north of Phnom Penh. the Ohio Homestead Act, Prey Pdau, 16 miles southwest of Phnom Penh, was.attacked · from the government, said it WASHINGTON (UPI) - the biggest jwnp since a 2.5 per seeds and oilseeds, a 19.1 per county auditor, Gordon 'l'uesday night and Highway 4, the only road to the seaport of was his "overwhelming. desire With farm prices increasing at cent increaie in January, 1951 cent increase for grains, and a Caldwell said today. Fur· Kompong Som, was closed lo traffic. The road stayed closed 'to take responsibility" for the a record pace, wholesale prices and continued the llharp climb 16.3 per cent jwnp for eggs. thermor~. more taxpayers Thursday and the command said today Prey Pdau. had been burglary at the office of Daniel shotup2.4 per cent in June, the in wholesale prices since Uvestock prices went up only than before can qualify for the Ellsberg's psychiatrist by the biggest monthly increase In President Nixon's Phase !l1 "evacuated, after heavy fighting." '2.7 per cent while live poultry exemption . White House "plwnbers." Tile more than 22 y~ars , the llureau controls began in January. Caldwell said senior citizens prices increased 2.3 per cent. NEW YORK - ATLANTIC I!ANKS INC . Thursday an- break-in was one of the factors of Labor Statistics said today. have until Aug. 1to file with his Wholesale prices now have The BLS said grain prices cited by the judge in the oounced a new Increase in the prime interest rate from the Unemployment fell below 5 risen 47 per cent over the past now have risen 89 per cent over office application for benefits recently achieved 6 pet. to 8'(• pet. The prime rate, the minimwn Pentagon Papers trail for per cent for the first ume in year, an all-time record for a the past year. Wider the Act Instead of the banks charge to loan money to major commercial customers, dismissing all charges against three years. 12-month period. Wholesale prices for con- earlier June 4 deadline. Tile has steadily Increased in recent months. Some experts say it is Daniel Ellsberg on grounds of Tile jobless figures for JlUle Biggest reason for the sharp swner foods went up 2.2 per ne cessary forms may be only a matter of lime until it reaches 810 pet., which it last hit " pervasive government dropped to 4.8 per cent, the jump in the WPI was a huge cent in June while wholesale secured from his of£lce and are misconduct." · (Continued on Page ID) ' BLS said. increase in lhe. prices of farm prices lor other consumer to be returned there. products and proeessed foods goods went up 1.7 per cent, the · Tile Labor Department's sta· More elderly also are eligible ' ' tistlcs bureau said the June and feeds. highest in nearly 23 years. to. take advantage of the lax Prices of larm products went wholesale price report did not break resulting from change~ reflect President Nixon's June up 7.D per cent, ru\ alltime in the Homestead Act by the II price freeze ·since the prices · record since the present series LOANS MADE Ohio legislature. A provision were checked before the of statistics were started In The Cincinnati Branch Office which did say that Income of ceiling was clamped on. Tile 1947. The previous high was a of the Small Business Ad· applicants (Section 4), can .July Wholesale Price Index 6.8 per cent increase ·in March mini_stration approved 181 range from $6,000 to $8,DOO has (WPI) to be re,leased next of 194 7 and again last Decem- loans in 10 counties for a total been chaQged to read from optomologist from Athens and month should reflect the ber. of $12,470,947 during the 197$ $6,DOO to $10,boo. Those having Ths Meigs County Depart- surgery; two, medication ; an optomelrist [rom Columbus freeze . Tile BLS said the higher fiscal year , Melg~ was one of the larger income are now also referred for ment of Health examined over three The 2.4 per cent wholesale farm prices were ied by a 23.4 the iD coWl lies with one loan of eligible for participation In the 8,DOO school students during the psychologlcail evaluatiOn; one In addition to the staff of the local health department. price Increase last month was ·per cent Increase for hay. hay $100,000 being approved. real estate tax relief. past school year In a program to a speech therapist; two for During the past fiscal year, a to pinpoint pupils with visual further .hearing evaluation; and hearing deficiencies. two for dental work and one total of six clinics were held As a follow -up of the was referred to a special with !24· children bein g examinations conductea··by"'. school. Besides local health examined In all. or that total 18 health depiartrnent technicians, depar tment personnel , this had surgery. T.wenty•flve \ · several special clinics were clinic staff Includes also received dental work as a Lt. Cmdr . (lone Croo~s of Middleport ! assignment to Bethesda. Their first son, held for further examinations personnel from the Ohio State · result of the clinics, 13 received of those found with difficulties . Department of Health, per· glasses, and U•ere were other received his master'.s degree In dentistry John, age 210, was born in Japan . They from the Naval Graduate Dental School at have another son, Mark Walter, six TecHnicians e•amlned 3,4Dl sorinel from Ohio University re!errals. Bethesday, Md . In ceremonies on June 29 months. The family resides at Rockville,students In the county schools and medical people from for hearing problems and 4,957 Children's Hospital or Hotze~ . The clinics thus far have In the main audltorlwn o( the National Mq. ' for vlsu~l ·problems. ·Among Medical Center, • been funded by federal grant, Naval Medical Center at Bethesda, For the commencement program the U. · these were 86 children re!erted uf the 4,967 student. bul will be reduced In scope for Lt. Cmdr. Crooks· was one of two in a S. Marine Band played. fntroducUons to the healt.h department'• examined for visual problems, the 1973-74 year a~cordlng to class of 31 selected to·serve on the staff at were by Rear Admiral George Sel£rldge, pediatric otological dlan011tlc 413 were referred to _eye doc· present directives . In the 1974- the Bethesda Naval Hospital. During the · De., 'USN, and the address was given by cllnlc, 2D to the diagnostic tors for further uami~U~tlon 75 fiscal year, the costs of the next two years there he will be combining Viron Diefenbach, D.D.S.. M.P.H., ocularpedlatrlccllnlcand 18to and possibly the fitting of eye clinics must . be absorbed dentistry and teaching. Prior to e~terlng professor and director, Health Resources the pedlitric cllnlo. glasses . Referrals to .loca lly . The local health the U. S. Navy, Lt. Cmdr. Crook~ Manag-ement, University or Illinois. At one pediatric otological diagnostic ocular pediatric . departmnut already has graduated from the Ohio State University · Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cooks, 725 Page St., diagnostic clinic In October, clinics . are fewer than those teq~ested these funds through School of Dentistry, parents or the graduate and Mr . and Mrs For the , p&st year he has been at Daniel Thomas, Danny Rnd Kathy, Beech 1972, there were 34 children referred to the pediatric ocular the Meigs County Com' examined with 24 of those dlagn011tlc clinic. Personnel for missioners from the · federal Bethesda. He und hi s wife, the for"'l!r St., all ol Middleport, atten3ed th~ com, \V rel'elvlng additional servl~ . these clinics are from IWt Ohio revenue · sharing mon ey Nancy Cornweii 'M Columtllls,- spent three mencement program. . · LT. COMDR. CROOM ' ye•rs in JaJil!n befort Lt. ·Cmdr. Crooks' of. these 24, 13 re~•1lred Department of Health : an ~ecelved in .the county , Ah ercrom . bIe • , wan . · ts ,Crooks has Masters SALE · Vi PRICE CONNIE POMEROY l .· · starts here ... in genuine glove ~~ trou ~ Over 32,000 eyes, ears of ·students examined ·sale Prices . COMPLE TELY IN STAL LED WALL rO WA LL With Hea•. Y. Foam Rubbe' Pad Price Summer Sale lnfan'ts Sizes Smafi .Large. · leather uppers on ~ neKt·tonoth ing heel. Keep yoor cool come summer ln this , cross-ilanded beaut~ . 1/2 ' Reg. 4.50 Sets:..------~ Sale 3.17 Reg. 14.00 Sets ·----... . . --.Sale . 1'L77 Reg. 13.50 Sets-:---... ---Sale 12.37 CARPET SPECif, c ' Sale :~ll - ~utz' Wholesale prices go up ' • • ..TEN CENTS:: ····~'·'•'·''''"'·'X.W•'•'•'•'•'•'•'•'<;:;:·-:::;:;:;·~·;:a scalp · for elderly ' . PHONE 992-2156 liberalized Sale·.Prices · . ' FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1973 Homestead Act Shorts - Tank Tops - ·Midriff Tops WOMENS TOPS 1 . Reg. '1.79 21/i Qt. Size Mens and Boys ~le 7-5-2ft ' ' $1488 This Sale .. Thursday the federal goverrunent files would result ln a "dossier-oriented society" and discourages individuals from exercising tbeir First Amendment rightS.." If a citizen knows he will be_on file, photographed ,or otherwise comes to the .attention of authorities, It is not hard to believe he will become unwilling to engage In free speech, petition and dissent --'- which are the three rights expressly guaranteed in the First Amendment of the U. S. Constitution," said Arthur R. Miller. "Tile basic problem is not Just the misuse of goverrunental . resources of time and mone~," he said during a seminar here, "but what is really happening is that we are starting a dossier· oriented society," Above all, Miller said, the individual has the right to know what is in the file. · "There should be due process for him W see or to have access to that file on him, and the right to correct any misinformation1n that file," be said. · Summer Sale ' enttne ~~----------------------~------------------~~~---------------------- HAMIL~ON, ~~~lte~~~~~~~r;::n;:ofessor said here ~ Our entir.e stock of m'atching :Jath Towels - Hand Towels . Wash Cloths. -· Solids - Prints. Jacquards various local institutions. The free cultural events of the Summer Arts Festiv~l gets Briefs -T~ Shirts - Athletic Shirts . Boxers under way Friday evening at · 7:30 . with a concert in · - Muscle Shirts. Muskingwn Park by the John 1 Reg, '3.69 Pkg. of Three ------•· 2.77 Walsh Singers. At 9 o'clock Friday evening the Aris Reg. '2.79 Pkg. ·of Three-------- _Sale '2.07 Council will SJl()nSor i free showing of .the Marx lirothers ·filrri classic ''Room Se.rvice" in Summer Sale room 124 of Marietta College's Thomas Hall at Sib and .Putnam Streets. SALE the Coals Bu ilding, M id dl epor t, Friday · and Satu rday . Jul y 6 and 7. ·<: .CANNON ROYAL FAMILY BATH ENS-EMBLES • at POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • . B • ;.f. ews •• zn rze,srrK;~ghJ Summer Sale Gay_ Nineties Assorted .7 • e VOL XXV NO. 58 -l'X'«V:-:•'o•:•'•'•'•'•'."o'o'o'I•'•'•'•',.,','•'•'•'•'•'•'•'•:•'•:•:O:o'o'o'•'•'•';Jt ..'o'o'o"I',J':o'o"o;o•o;•'o;o"o;•:O:•:•:•:•:•:•:• ..... ' ••• •• ,•,•.•,•,• ..... ·.•.•,•,..-,•,•,•.•,•.•.•.•.•.•.· ...•. .............. ,'J'.•.•J;.V,o.• • ••••••••. ' •••••• :-:· Summer Sale . a -----------::--=-:-:-::::-:::-:-:-:-:-=-~===-:=-:-:=------=::--:----:--:-:-:---:---------L""--------,-~----:::-=· Mrs. Kate Jarrell, Miss Cathy Morris and Mrs. Elmer Bailey. . • Symphony to perform at Marietta · The American Wind Symphony Orchestra of Pittsburgh will appear iri Marietta for free . concerts this Saturday, July 7 as the highlight of · the third annual swn·mer Arts Festival sponsored by the Marietta Area Arts CoWlcil ·iRcluding a free children's concort at 4:30 p.m. with the . principal !ree concert scheduled for 8:30 that evening. . Sunday morning the Wind Symphony will play religious . music at a special 8 a.m. se rvi ce at the- Fir.st Congregationa l Chu rch on · Front Street: Sunday evening the Wind Symphony members will break up into chamber music groups performing at HEAD START pupils of !Iarrison ville were treated to lunch at the Meigs Inn Thursday following a field trip to the George Frecker farm at Pine Grove where they saw a buffalo, peacocks, ducks, donkeys and a stuffed polar bear. Front, from left, Vincent King, Danny Joe Dalton, Bridget Largent, Darls Hatfield, Wendy Moore : second row, Teresa McMurray, Linda Riggs, Lisa Riggs, Mike Hatfield, and · third row, Joey King, Betty Ann Loftis and J. D. Loftis. Absent were Wesley Preas, Mary King, Buddy Gaus and Brenda Young. Accompsnytng the group were Mrs. Charles Lewis, teacher ; Mrs. John Scragg, aide; Mrs. Joe ' LofUs, Mens and Womens Styles Summer Sale NOTICE ' • ,, Summer Sale • • ' ·FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9 P.M. John Alderman l<>n , _ ~ members had been hi contact • Council also designated Dale with Polnlvlew .Cable TV for C. Warner, to"serve the village JlO!IIellme in regard to ob· as local Insurance agent. The ' talning Its services. .· Insurance company of Davia-Council approved ihe. first Warner has been the lruJurance reading of an ordinance-for U.. agent'forthe village for several sale of the old village. hall. years. Since doing business Wilen Jhe ordinance Is passed with Warner councll agreed II> the .bul'lding will be sold to the continue service with him. highest bidder . Two · rpore Council In other business readln81J of the ordinan'-e must passed a resolution to petition · be approved by council belore Polntvh!w Cable TV to make any action is taken. survey of the village in· order Council also took action to t.Oat cable TV can be extended close the village roadside park from Pomeroy Into Syracuf!C. and municipal park at 10 p.m. It was noted by council that each evening. The ·only Ume Mayor Landon and 'olUlcil ""(Continued on Page_ 101 NEW COUNCIL MEMBER SWORN IN OFF' ICE - Henry. Hill, right, was sworn in as a new council member Thursday nl~ht by Syracuse Mayor Herman London. Hill fills the post · vacated by A. G. Lipscomb wbo resigned when he moved from the area. Two years remain on the Wlexplred term. · ELBERFELD$ _ I N POMEROY Tonight & Fridn Jui¥ S-6 1)9ublt Feature Program • row.Dent said the restrictions . will 'last at ieast through· September. All orders for restricted goods accepted by June 13 for export before Oct: 1 · will be allowed, to go through, · be said. But any accepted after June 13 for export through September are subject to· restrictions that will be ~n­ nounced later, he said. How long the restrictions continue , Dent said, will · de~nd on the size of the 1973 corn and soybean harvest, the export demand and domestic~ prices. In Maine, where up to two inches of rain fell Thursday, Civil Defense Director Emll Levesque said there were · "indications there is going to be considerable damage lo . farm crops." Potatoes, beans, and corn are threatened, and the harvesting of hay-the current crop ideally should be !allen from the fields about · now- may be delayed, Maynard Dorloff, Maine's agriculture commissioner Said. Similar threats to crops were reported in Vermont and New Hampllhire. · · In Pennsylvania, the stavte•s largest meat packing company , Penn Packing Co . slaughtered its last og · · Thursday and operations were to be suspended to\lay after all the meat was shippeq _out. TemPQrary Shutdown · . ln.Detroit, Slotkin, who also _as president ?f Crown P~lng Co., said his _company ,llhut do:ovn temporarily Wedoesday, laying off 350 workers_. Tom Umlauf, president of Go~don Sausage of . Detroit, which closed perm"?ently las,t week, said the prace freeze broke his company, "We've been In business for 12 years : but ever since Phase I .. : · started 18 months ago we have sUffered consistent losses," he said. Henry S. Dorfman of Frederick Herrud Inc. of Detroit said his plant may have to suspend · operations and thus · lay off 1,200 workers and reduce meat supplies to some of Michigan's largest stores. "Current price ceilings on pork 'products are lower than the current cost ot live hogs," he said in a telegram to Nixon and 'stale legislators. Herbert Stein, the President's economic adviaer, said In Cleveland that detala of Phase IV would be annouunced within 10 days. "It is no . secret," he told the Cleveland Rotary Club, ''that the administration would ltke to return (rom controls back towards a free enlerpriae syslem •... But lhat Ia not a decision t.he Pre.tdent or hla advisers can make . ·The American people muat make . the fundamental declalon." COFCTOMEET The Middleport Chanil!er o1 Commerce will meet tonlaht at 1:~ tt lhe Col~btlll and South~n Ohio Eltetrlc Company aoclll 1'00111. �~-------------.----~--------------~~-~ ----• ~ ~-- ~---------~~---------- • • 3- The Dally Sentinel, f:llddleport-Pomeroy, 0 , July 6 1973 BRUCE BIOSSAT EDITORIAL Helen Help No flight pay for the chairborne! Mott h•gh rank1ng A.r Force olllct'r< Jn re 11 lllr arr not like tile ones you Sff m those Rob(rl 'favlor Clark (,able and James Stewart mo•••• on the late sho~ Instead of JUmpmg up ••en morn1ng kJSsm~ June All• son goodby and rushmg over to personalh lead hombmg m1 s1on over targets pos11Jveh shea thed m flak and bmt11ng ~ lth enemy fighters they get m their cars and comm ute to work like anybody else When the\ get there the. are much mor~ likely to [jy a desk as the Sa\lng "ould have It than an a~rpfane So why Rep Les Aspm 0 \\ 1S •n<l Rep Otis P1ke D N Y ~ a nted to know should some earth hound Aif Force colonels and ge nerals and Navv capta1ns and adm.rals be rece1vmg flight pav' Congress had dec•ded last vear Ihat those offtcers sen mg In noncombat ass ignmentS ShOUld not recetve flight pa\ ana 1t passed a law that went 1nto effect th1s June I to cut off funds lor such pa)menls But then Aspm lea rned recent!\ Jhat the Atr Force ch1ef of staff Gen John D R•an s1gned an order th~ t lor all practtcal purposes tgnored the Ia" lor a hst or ~ Atr Force generals tOne of th e~ as fate ~a u ld have 1t ~< a s a Gen John D Rvan I Ryan satd that those gene<als and 61 colonels ~< ere m JObs that mtght req u~re them to fl' whether they ac tualh fie ~< or not and tha t such olf1cers as the commander of the ~ " F orce Academy ~< ere tn combat assig nments Aspm chargm g that Rvan s act1on re presented a clear vJOiallon of Ia ~< and utter del1a nce of c•v •ll ~n authont' JOin ed w1 t h P1ke to lead a lig ht agat nsl a House bt ll that would have p ro lo n ~ed the lame duc k [light pavments unt1l at least the end of thts year Somewh at surpn smglv they succeeded..!. ma lton \\ as pa ssed telling the House members or a Senate House conl er ence commtttee to sta nd ltrm on the June I cutoff date And Asptn and Ptk e a re to be commend ed for thetr role tn groundmg the fmanc1a l amb•i•ons of men ~<h ose bodtes no" nave lhetr fee l permanentlYon the ground They dtd Jt tn th e face of a lobbymg blitz fr om ol llce rs complamtng they rm ght not be able to keep up thm house pavments 1f they lost the flight pav supplement "htc,h ts $245 a month lor a colonel $165 a month for a ge neral And tf tlt s uph eld tn th e co nfe rence com mt tlee the tr ac t1on could make certam that the $14 6 million a vear sa\lngs fo re ~e en tn th e on gtnal cutoff b1ll \\ Ill s ta\ 1n the tax pa, erpockets The highest pav a mtlltarv olftce r can a s p~re to 1s Sl36 000 a vear whtch ts not an unreasonable amount But that doe -= not mclude the numerous and lucrau ve fnn ge beneftts re cetved by h1 gh rankmg officers And m anv ca se tf m1lllan ofltcers are not betng pa1d as much as thev deserve the "a ' to recltfv the sttuat10n IS not to pad their pa \c hecks \\ tth ~xtra pal that IS of doubtful lega htv and IS C\ en more upset eth1cally Ptke satd 10 a floor debate that perhaps those Penta gon <\If Force generals most concerned about the problem \\ ere JUSt spmn~n m their armchairs so last thev thought the' had taken o and reallv were entitled to flight pa• But 10 countn 10creas•ngl) concerned about mflatwn ~nd mcreasmgly concerned about the l!ehavJOr of the people )t pays w1th 1ts tax monev the 1ssue mvolved IS not a tnfltng one '• Congress should uphold the June I culoll msplfed b• - 11 t\othtng else - the thought that surely Clark Gable \\ ould never want flight pav he wasn l earnmg Television Log 6 OO - News3 FRIDAY JULY6, 1973 4 a 10 3 15 TruthorConseq 6 SesameS! 20 Around the Bend 33 6 30 - News 6 I Dream of Jeann•e 13 Lilias Yoga & You 33 7 00- Truth or Conseq 3 Beat the Clod< 4 News6 10 Whars My L1ne 8 Wild Kmgdom 13 Sa1nl 15 Elec Co 20 Folk Guitar 33 7 30- Young Dr K1ldare 4 College HockeY 20 Parent Game 10 Beallhe Clock 13 Porter Wagoner 3 To Tell the Truth 6 The Session 20 World Press33 Evil Touch 8 8 00 - Wash1ngton Week 1n Review 20 33 Sanford & Son 3 4 t5 Brady Bunch 6 t3 60 Minutes 8 10 8 30 - LittlePeople4 15 BlackPerspect1veonthe News20 33 Odd Couple 6 t3 9 00 - Ma•terplece Theatre 33 Room 222 6 13 Homewood 20 __Movies The Great Mans Whiskers 4 5 The Clnc•nnall Kid 8 Houseboat 10 • 9 30 - Love Thy Neighbor 6 1S tO 00 - Love American Style 6 t3 News 20 Handful of Ashes 33 l1 00 - Newo Weather Spo<ts6 8 10 13 l1 30 - Johnny Carson 3 15 In Concert 6 Mov1es Cutters Trial 8 Bluebeard 10 While Feather 13 1 00 - Mldnl'ghl Specoal 3 4 Movte Malaga 73 1 IS - Mov1e Black Sabbath tO 2 3D-News 4 3 00 - News 13 & THINGS BY PAUL CRABTREE The probl~m c4 getting and keepmg good household help is acute these days, and the worst thing is that when you get 10meone really good, eventually she'll leave you Take our Mrs O'Connell, for example When Mrs O'CoMell rirst started helping my wife with the housework around our place about nine or ten years ago, she was loog on enthualasm and a willingness to work, but she lacked .expenence But, being the kind of person she is, she was qulck to learn, and 100n was proficient In almost every phase of running a home, <plus child care Mrs O'CoMell wasn't a btg, stcong woman, but the had a good attitude So It wasn I long until she was an excellent cook and a fine housekeeper She was diligent m performing duties asatgned to :her, and tJiie really tJiione In the area of taking care of our small -children In fact, Mrs O'Connell mastered the entire job of running a .household jull about as fast, and as well, as anyone I have ever Men, and her handling of they~ ones was just superb Quite naturally, bock In the mid-Sixties, my wife am I .considered we were very fortunate indeed to have a jewel such all :Mrs O'Connell to help look after things But there are problems In every person s llfe And for Mrs O'Connell, the problem wasdissatJBfactlon with her station in life and a desire for self ~mprovement She would be Korte for several hours on weekdays, studying .1111d tryina to learn .nore and more about things that were totally 111related to vacuum cleaners, furniture pollah ijnd baby food • But Mn O'CoMell was available mOll o{ the time on weeltenda, am that more than made up for her absences during the week • Then, In 1970, she began \o work only on a part-lime basis • blciUH she W811 still on her self-improvement kick, and w~ tllldyinlln a nearby town But when she was around, abe was tlln)'1blppy to participate In any ch9res that needed to be done -IIPICIIIb' cooking, which had come to be a parUcu!Air favorite ~.,...... ~ ftiiWIIII Cll for three years, and my wife and 1 milled not Jill, O'Connell around all the time tile end came of monihl ago, she- served notice on Ul that she It all alter the em of June It seemed that Iller that IVould be more penonaUy rewarding •••••da'l1.;.wlth Mn O'Qmnellwhlln tJiie gave lnd out lftlr lhttt, pl'epll'ln& for Cfucy siXout after 4-3 triumph • t - TIIe O.IIJSerdnel, ~Pamerov 0 , July i , Im Us. Hy Helen Boll I •• ........_ CeGieu loa Beceu Blllenlell Dear Helen I was16 am my husband 18 when we were married live years ago it was have-to" but ' want.W' al.oo However you sometime$ womer what yoo ve missed I became attracted to a yOUJig man two years my junior We had ooe experience, and tt was pretty disappqtnting We stopped .....aklng to each ~-r aft-'- that 01 IE "'r' Gotdwaterism in GOP indelibly t:r I thought COOlplete honesty was best, so I Cllllfessed to my husband He hasn't let it drop Keeps asking me about aU the detail!, and SUre I know you liked him better, didn t you'" Now be's started calling me a prostitute, am when he comes home at night he asks Well, how were your customers today• I think he is torturmg hunself behevmg he was "UJadequate' and that's why I strayed Thts ISll t so, but I cant convince him, nor can I make him see that I only slipped once and I won 'I agam - unless he pu.shes me mto divorce I loved my husband, I nught agam, but I can t love the SU!Ipictous, jealous, hateful man he s become Yes, 11 was my fault - I ve ca!tsed thts change, but must I pay for one mJBtake forever ' - TilL DIVORCE DO US PART DearTODUP H your husband could brmg hunself to discuss his msecunties wtth a qualified counselor, perhaps your marnage trught still be saved Anyone who turns ooe indiSCretion mto a mountam of blame needs a refresher course on how to apprectate hiS own worth If you can't gtve tl to him, let s hope a theraptst can - H +++ Dear Helen A lot IS satd about the value of sexual adjustments m a pre marnage live-together sttuation But a "trllll makes you see other lacks more clearly too My roommate and I JUSt split up, after etght months - and not because sex was dull She and I may always more or less love each other, bUt we ;wont marry because that would lead to hale' She warned me before she moved In that she was a 'lousy housekeeper "I thought I coula take tt but I fmd that she can't change - even if we gel a matd, whtch we couldn't afford anyway She is so careless and sloppy that I m appalled She calls me a "neatnik,' and there were times when I could have throttled her wtth the stockmgs she left 1y1ng around the house I m a day person, she s a rught person often readmg ttll three a m Our tastes don't Jibe So there was an anuable parting We Udate often but we'll never be husband and wile' And we re both thankful we tned tl first, before mamage and children made a bad match harder to break I wonder how many mamed couples can truthfully say they would have chosen marrlllge, after a year of livmg together ftrst' Let sheartl lor trtal or contract ' pre-rnarrtages• ~ RAUL Dear Helen I read a report by a psychtalrtst which stated that the average couple talks together only 271'; mmutes per week - that JB, actual verbal commumcation The rest of the time they just read each other's miljds or do a lot of Jgllormg Could this be true' - NOT THAT QUIET I By Bruce B•ossat WASH! (.TO\' 1 ~ AI ~ nd ve teran t:am palgn <:<Jf\!'UIIont told tnt• ont'e '" the uflt rmath o~ the Goldwater 'ra Nothtng of 1mportunce that happens to 1 political partv ts ever entllelv wash<od away It " •• a_<o mm ent 'On the ol t he ard argument tha t I h< Hcpubll t.t ns could make a dean break and a fresh start art er h "mg go t tho arch • onscrv auve orgv of Gold~at.ensm DAVID POLING, D.D. The fight at farah: Church involvement By OAV!Il I'OII NG ' Walter OeVnes polltu. 11 st hnlar OUt () [ their S\ Stf'm No \\ a\ saJd DeV nus ~ Jrst oil GOld• aten te, still held p<l li liC 11 pow• r 111 manv stutc organiZations espectallv south ern Secund l• not onlv some GOP leauersh1p elements but a Sllable bod\ ol rank and hie Republica ns Sll ll clu ng hard to the allJtuucs "h1 ch had gtven Goldwater hiS base support m 1964 Aga1n th ts wa s pariK ularil true m the South where the ne" hero was Rona ld Heagan of CaltlorniU H1 s1on strong!\ bore out DeVnes When R1chard Naxon began h" 1968 prcstdentJal c 1mpatgn all out tn late 19ti7 he flfs t wooed and v. on the slluthern Gold water leadershtp Ia\ •ng do" n a broad and stgm llcant fo undation Rank and file heart s 10 the South bea t harder tha n ever lor Reagan bv !hen governor nf Ca lllqrma and seen as Gold\\ a ter s natural hm Mr N1xon s managers helped the southern leaders ke ep the rank and !tie tn leas h arg UJn g Reaga n wo•Jld lose a fall election and also threatenmg them wuh the prospect that the alter nat1ve to Mr Ntxon was a li beral Nel son Rockeleller governo1 of New York whom th ev detes ted Mr N tx on also ~ as pliJ UStble t o man v sou th erners and other Gold\\ ate rile s beca use whil e he stvled htm se ll a ce n lr~ s t he had bee n a good soldt cr tn Gold " ater s ca m p Hgn Plav mg that role came easter to the PreSident than ma m no" recall I heard h1m m an as to n~ s hm g October speech ne.or c ~ J(ago Wh iC h hleJall\ had him out Goldw ate nng Gold\\ aler tn certain drama tic assertions about U S nucle ar deten':!IC It ts a stmp le exe1 CJse to n0 te the long unbroken stra m ol anltcomrnum sm "htch marked Mr Ntxon s pe rsonal pol tttca l ca reer and to cone Jude that th1s aspect ol Gold\\ atensm thus ga-. h1m no prob lems But th e con tmutt\ of "hu::h DeV rtes spoke a lfects part\ not JU St pe rso ns The1efore tn trv~n g to ga uge the \\ hi iC House at mospherc th at produced Watergate 11 IS useful to fol lo\\ the th reads ol part\ atttlude much fu rther back Lets p1ck them up 111 the Fran k1m D Roosevelt era Re publl<ans lo ng accustomed to natio na l ma)Ortl\ pari\ status were stunn ed at be ~n g ca<t oul ol olft ce m 1932 gt betng smothered 10 1916 and later v1eld•ng an ~ m encan prestdent Lmprec ednn Led th trd an d IOU! th te l ms (Last of a Series) II the c ~ urches support the Bi shop Metzger boycott of Fa rah 1n El Paso Te~ wi ll the resu ll oo socia l justiCe ' Th1s Is the hard questton and one not easily answered As or th iS wrltmg the majonty of workers at F' urah have not endorsed a unton effo rt Afler th ree yea •8 of ca mpa1gnmg the Ama lgamated Clothmg Workers of A•n. rlca have been unable to predic t a successfu l elec tton shOuld the NLHB hold one Some 200 cutters at the El Paso factory have or gamzed but Farah has argued that they do not represent the other 7 000 employes A boycott of Farah prod ucts wil l certatnly Injure the man age ment and ownership of ttus fir m A compl ete' boycott would shut down the mcome of nearly 8 000 Mex1can Amen ca n work ers - a sort or econom1c pumshmcnt fo r th eir not getttng mlo the unton movement Tho Iss ues are curnJJiex and the churches on the verge of supporting such a drastic actton may well want to vts1t wtlh ma nagement and labo r before soundmg the boycott sign ti s Some church bodtes have taken boycott ac lton I he fexas Conference of Churches tn Fehru Hry or lhts yea r voted to support the stnke and boycott Bishop Metzger ddd• esscd the assembly - Farah was not given thts prtvllcgc except for a brtel comm1llc~ appearance fhiS ~~~~ upt aelton and follow tng pronouncement sttrred local Fl Paso pastors to lnveslt gate more th oroughly the Farah controversy Several weeks ago lhiS Wrtler VISited Wllh nearly tWOdoze n ITIIIIJSters Of all denommattons who had been mto the Fa1 ah fac tory and held d•scusSJons among themse lves conccrnmg the stri ke AI though the great maJortt y endo rse d the concept of unt on organtzallon 19 oul of 20 pastors satd they could not suppot t the boycott Churchmen from aroutiif !fie Untied States have been qw etly drtfttng mto El Paso vJsilmg with unton and manage ment and pondertng wt(h fellow clergy the 1mpact of the Farah Slluatton R1ght now the bOycott movem ent seems to be saggmg Some mmtsters alter seetng the Farah operatwn and v1ewmg the total mdustnal complex of the border mty hnd 11 hard to make this outfit the target of so much abuse much less a boycott It ma y be that many more chu rc h group s will want to study 10 depth the Farah controversy before commg to a boycott conclusiOn That result will put the screws on nearly 8 000 Mex1can Amencans who are currently producmg an outstandmg product for a paterna1Jst1C boss who has created a modern factory 10 the oldest part of Amenca For matertal from both stdes of th1 s conflict wrtle to Farah Manulacturtng Co El Paso Texas 79985 I all Robert D Conroy I and BiShop S M Metzger 1012 North Mesa St El Paso Texas 79902 Two injured in 3-car collision The GOP couldn t accept It Partv rhetonc rang w1th talk of a plot aga mst the people Ea rh on 11 linked Democra ts and com mun1sm )le" York Gov Thomas De\\ e\ took th at ve to 1h his 1944 JOust "1th Roosevelt Despne that conse rvatives brand ed De1 ev h1s predeces sor nommee \\ ende ll l>t llkte General E1senho\\ er even the 1960 Ntxon as me tooers co p1 es of the plottmg Demo crats d nl• \\ Jt h Gold\\ ale r d1d thev ge t one of thetr own. ' Two persons were mjured Mr NIXon rea d the cue In 1967 68 he pla ved to them But men l1 ke H R 1Bob1 Halde man lormer top atde Jelt long ne1ther senously, tn a threeago he had the n ght stull And durable threads t1e mam vehtcle colltston at I~ 03 p m Ntxo n a1des voung and old Jo tha t earlier era most kno\\ Thursday on Rt 124, one and onl v Jro m the books Dear NQT TWenty-seven am one-ball mmutes a week' My husband says I can do better than that m FIFTeEN mmutes and I thtnk most huabands would agree But sertously -while weU-marrted couples manage a lot of BY JACK O'BRIAN non-verbal commumcating (count the happy silences at your THEY FAVOR CLEAN LIVING house and you'll see what I mean), I doubt that many are THIS AND MESSY DIVORCES Silent - even though anthropologiSt Dr Ray L Btrdwhtstell J" NEW YORK (KFS) - H'wood dtvorce (that's hts real name) says hJB research proves the statement correct (He momtored the homes of 100 couples who have been lawyers bleat about today s 1rnmorahty" happily married for I~ years for his answer, but they darn sure they re agtn tl- too many prospective lees fall by the bedstde as so many showblzeebodtes now aren t lhe couples I know 1) - H snootmarnage to JUSt shack up Watergate's I now more famous than Waterloo Gloria De WIN AT BRIDGE Haven's run tbe Smatra gamut once co.,starred m cafes wtth Frank Sr and JUS! fmiShed a TV qwz ptlot wtth Frank Jr . Now we gel bac k to South Bnstol Myers took the hint from the NORTH 6 He knows there IS an ace dtsposable dtaper trend tt'll make dtspOSable • QJ95 aga1nst h1m He looks at ht s panbes for gals shorts for men Mickey .QJ84 two little d1amonds and dwdes , Sptllane stgned wtlh sports-agent Marty BlacktAK& to stop at fi ve and wm the rub +94 ber Stx wraps up and he asks man (he gets athletes TV commerciais) to :WEST EAST . North How could 1 tell whtch wangle Mtck some of the same TV loot St +102 +13 ace you held' Louts Cards Joe Torre bought a big manSion In ¥ A752 • 1063 NorthAoesn t both er to an Plandome, L I he's managed by Ponte's tl532 . • QJ 109 The rubber 1s over and steakerte owner Joe Ponte swet +JBJ + 10765 the score marked down Some folks thmk It funny Tnunan Capote SOUTH !D) We can answer Th ere was +AK 876 no way , but there was no rea does a TV commerctalfor theN Y Dally News •K9 son for South to use Blackwood while Buddy Hackett does one for the N Y t74 He shouldhaveb•dfourclub s Ttmes The News ts a much better written +AKQ2 alter the three spade response paper Upward soctal mobility Francine North South vulnerable Th1s would have mad e 1leasy F k of ••- AI d "'" exan er s dep't store lctbe West North Eaol South for North to btd four dtamonds ar as to show that ace whereupon proved her golden alpenstock certainly works 1+ ! ·Pass 3+ Pass INT. South could have JUmped nght she captured the Duchess of Wtndsor as a Cape Pass 5• Pass 5+ to stx spades or gone mto Ferra\ house guest The musical coUapse of Pass Pass Pass Blackwood to see •I North • Cyrano • onlycosl$500,000, • sugar • ran more mtght hold two aces OJH!mng lead- •Q !NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN J than a year That happy David Merrick musiCal earned $100,000 on a $750,000 lnveslment By Oswald & James Jaeoby j) :] 'Jesus Christ Superstar" aln t no fOre on any U S stage, the movte version was previewed Vtrtually all rubb e~ bridge The h1ddmg has been for Rabbt Mark Tannenbaum and a players know about Blackwood North East conventiOn and lend to drag 11 Wut Presbyterian showbiz expert - and they both out on the slighte st provoca proclatmed It tnsultmg to Jews and Christians Pass !ton Most or them seem to Pass Repeats old sore swreotypes which Popes John Pas !I 4+ th1nk tltllegal to btd a slam Pass PH!!~ and Paul decried as false" Only one Bdwy unless at some stage on the Pass 6t Pa" way one of the partners mur shows selling out right now - "A Ultle Night You South hold murs Four no trump ' Music ' It s a great time right now to catch all South s lour no trump b1d 11 +A Q 7 6 •K Q 9 8 i t A I +& l the erstwhile tough-ltcket sh9WS What do you do now ? lustrates thi s He hold s 19 Shirley MacLalne seems sore Pres Nixon potnts H1s partner has given A- Pa u Your partner 11 se t We're aU delighted the htm a Jump ra1se NatuPally tllng lor t iK A<<tpl hi! Judgment beat her to China TODAY SQVESTION enough h~ ts mteres ted m a assorted cold wars have warmed up, but her slam and goes nghlmto Black In stead of bidd ing siK spades analysis of China as a 'serene' country where wood your partner }las b1d six dubs over Individuality Is de-emphasized • Is the This b1d g•ves North no prob your r1ve ~ p a d es Wh a t do yo u do propagandistic Sunday version - the serenity Iem He has one ace and rc now" means the ctUzenry have been cowed by kllUngs spon<ls ftve d•amonds and terror (10 million murdered by Mao to new job much of the time, and partlcipatmg in another tern make them serene) and the de~mphasls Is porary job as well, but when she was around, she wu alwaya coldly dictatorial regimentation Sinatra's rlrst post-retirement flick may be eager to pitch In am do what she could to help with the Robin Moore a "The 5th Estate" book VIctor housework, cooking, etc On June 30, her long period of service came to an end at OW' Potamkfn who owna all the Cadillac dealerships In Manhattan Is a showbiz buff he's producinJ house Milia Margaret VIrginia Crabtcee became Mrs T the touring revival of "The Desert Bontl' and, Rosemary Harris , Christopher O'CoMell, and Chris became the person for whom manages Sergio Franchi she would cook her great chicken Creole, do the laundry sweep le!t ' Streetcar Named Desire" at the Beatqnilllt the floors and a mUUon other household dutiee In those years - and the gr088 dropped S25,000, thought tl.e play was the thing The excltlng "PI~"I since tJiie was 10 or 11 years old, she had learned them all well bas almost $500 000 profit - 100 per cent prpflli When your oldelll daughter marries, I think most parents look Its skyrocketing along with a S27,000 weieJI!y upon the occasion wflh a mixture of joy and sorrow Time Is movlng on, and a new gC~teration is preparrng tbe pet petu• tlon of net RemeMber, when movies gave fr~ dl.shea? thefamijy artd thehulllllrace And In the case of Mr 0 Connell Mlamii;Ieach hotela now are glvlns Slltlll free he can be sure he 11 getUng a darned good housekeept'r In th~ nay-TV !lima aa a lure The Player'• the bar1aln I wllh them ••U along Br'Way Blackwood Early, Slam Missed I C'Z¢ B t!M@f!] t• p.,. ,. • fly VIIU Sl'ELUNO UP! Sportl Wrller Dave Concepcion, who el\o tered the season as a part-time shortatop with a 222 lifetime average colleded his ninth game winning hit of the season Thursday night when he went 6-lor~, Including a tw().(Jut single In the ninth that gave the ClncinnaU Reda a 4-3 victory over the San Francisco Olanta !'he performance Is putting his manager , Sparky Anderson, on the spot but Anderson couldn't be happier about it Concepcion, running second to Chris Speier In the shortstop balloting, lfiruld like to be named to the All-star game for the first lime Smce Anderson is managing the team, he U have to make the chOice Concepcion chuckles, 'I think the manager should go by the voting when he choses the backup guys " He's Pulling on the Heat Anderson satd, "the kid JB putting a lot of heal on me to make the team When he went up to the plate for the last time, I told hun, You get htt No ~ and you U really be putting Amorlc•n Lugue thtng Bob Mttchum refused to !tim Warner s Yakuza" f1lm If Bob Aldrich dtrected so Warner s dropped Aldrtch, an old personal lewd Ronald Reagan sold a ranch to 20th-Fox several years ago 20th just peddled 11 plus other acreage ( 2, 700 acres In all) - to Gov Ronme s state of Callfornta for mtlltons Agent Audrey Wood, who motherhenned Tenn Wms from hts ltrst htt, got clobbered by dear Tennessee in Esqwre She only worked her psychology trying to get him off booze and drugs (he's told that scary tale himself many times m mags and mtervtews) Thmk you can beat Las Vegas' tables? Casino wlnmngs m Las Vegas zoomed 22 1 per cent just m the ftrst quarter over the same '72 thrpe months Nevada bralmes explained tl thus "The n~ was ca!tsed by the mcrease m atrlme passengers Into the area That's like Cooltdge's .evelatton that there ts prospertly when people have money, or the ndtculous reverse used as the first sentence of a )Dedlcal publictty release showed us once by our old AP mate Doe Howard Blakeslee 'Dtsease ts dangerous ' RCA Records' has a muSical tiger by the taU B J Atnau sings Live & Let Die ' tn lh~ same-title new James Bond movte She also stripped down for "Oh 1Calcutta t' In whtch she sang like a rabbtl Former Holiday Magman BUl Wright's book ahoul chanty balls ts being held up because his publisher won't release tt with the four-letter one word title Btll demands Late Washington scuttle a freeze on alllood prices In about two weeks The A&P will close down 420 stores this year The Tony-winnmg ' A Little Night Music' is the only hot ticket for scalpers (S100 a pair) and its show-album stzzled off 50,000 sold already Std Caesar and Imogene Coca will comeback together In the strawhats 1 We 11 never forget the shock and terror on Imogene's face years ago - right on TV and film - when Sid called a'huge press conference and announced they were ending their part. nerahip It was the first the always very vulnerable Imogene knew Sid s never been a smash on TV since Slaugber s Big Rlpofl" star Jim Brown's been slaughtered romantically by Mexican helrel!ll Carlita Munoz Ex·N Y First Lady Sloan Simpson (when hubby Bill O'Dwyer was major) hosteued a party of 12 In Danny's Hideaway, In another corner Merle Oberon (gqod old Queenie O'Brien) dfd the googoo bit w11h her 'Interval" romantic co-star Hobert Wolders, obvioualy In praise of older women In 1ier !Mill, cadi 1 Lorne Greene's ukay alter nta year-t~go cardiac scare Has a new TV llfrles for next year a¢ already plans a 1974aurnmer tour in a musical Why are all the gay playwrights ao sad in their IK'ripts, all but Noel Coward, who lived and died a Blithe Spirit After 29 years of Latin bandleadlng 't Roaeland, maestro ArguM<J took a vacallo:t Says It's finally his turn to dance etght tenths mtles west of Rt 7 The Gallta Metgs Post State Htghway Patrol satd an auto dnven by Gary D Slavm, 21, Rt 2, Mtddleport struck the rear end of an auto operated by Joy C Mttchell 27 of Rt 2, Mtddleporl The tmpact knocked the Mttcheli auto mto a car owned by Rtchard Blessmg 23, of Rt 4, Pomeroy Mrs Mttchell and a passenger Ehzabeth Jay Mttchell 7 suffered mmor mjurtes Slavm was charged wtlh fatlure to slop wtthm assW"ed clear dtstance Paul Rupert 24, of Wellston , was charged wtth driVIng left of the center followtng a tralltc acctdent at 3 30 p m on Van Zant Rd tn Meigs County O(ftcers satd Rupert s car colbded wtth an auto dnven by George Petty 32, of Btdweli The ftrst of two Gafha County acctdents occurred at 6 30 a m on Glenn Swnmtt Rd two and five tenths mtles west of Rt 160 where James S Evans, 42, of Btdweli, pulled to the nght to avoid a tollieton wflh an auto, lost control of hts car whtch went off the roadway turnmg over No charges were flied and damage\was moderate A fmal accident occurred on Rl 35 west of the patrol post where an auto drtven by Robert S Dobson 47, Beckley, W Va , attempted to pass just as an auto operated by Verna A Dantels, 41 Rt 2 Bidwell, made a left turn There was moderate damage to both cars The Almanac By United Pren International Today Is Friday, July 6, the 187th day of 1973 with 178 to follow rhe moon Is approaching Ita first QUW'Ier 1 he morning stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn The evening sl!lrs are Mer cury and Venus Those born on this date are under the sign of Cancer Joh~ Paul Jones American naval hero was born July 6 1747 • Also on this day In history In 1609, the notorious pirate Caplaln William l<ldd was seized In Bll!lton and deported to England In 1880, bocU!rlologist Loula Pasteur Inoculated the flral human being a boy who had been bitten by an. infected dog end the youngster did not develop rubles - A lhO\lght for tho day Greek historian Herodotus uld Envy Ia natural to man Iron: the bealnnlng " El•t w I pet gb New York 46 37 554 -40 34 5~1 1'1> wlpclgb Baltimore Dtlrolf 42 39 519 3 Chicago 48 3$ 578 -40 37 519 3 Sl Louis ~1 39 513 5'1> B(>Sion Montreal 37 -40 481 B Milwaukee 39 -40 ...,~ 5 28 53 346 17 Philadelphia 38 42 475 8'1> Cleveland West Pi115burgh 37 ~1 474 8'1> w I pet gb New York 34 43 ~42 11 Ookland ~5 37 549 West 41 36 532 1'I> w I pel a b Minnesota Chicago 42 37 532 112 Los Angeleo 51 33 607 San Francisco 48 37 565 3'1> Kansas City 45 -40 529 1;, 41 37 526 2 Houston 46 39 541 5'1> California Texas 28 50 359 15 Cincinnati 44 3ll 537 6 Thursday'• Results Allanta 36 49 424 15'1> Boston 9 New York 4 San Diego 29 53 354 21 Kan City 12 Minnesota 10 l'hurJday s Resulls Te1cas 7 Chicago 2 Phfladelpll'fa 7 Chi cago 4 Detroit 7 Cleve 5 11 Inns New Yor~ 7 Montreal 3 (Only games scheduled) Plllsburgh 3 51 Louis 2 Tod1y's Probable Pitchers Atlanta 7 Houston 4 !All Times EDTI Cincinnati 4 San Fran 3 Detroit (Coleman 12 7) at San Diego 3 Los Ang a Kansas City (Busby 491 8 30 Today's Probable Pitchers pm !All Times EDT) Boston !Tianl 9 Bl at Chicago Atlanta !Schueler 3 4) at New York I Koosman 7 6) Bos p m (Wood tS 11) 9 p m Texas (Merritt 2 3) at Mil Chicago !Jenkins 8 61 at San waukee (Colborn 11 3) 8 30 Diego I Kirby 58) 10 30 p m Sf. Louis !Gibson 7 B) at San pm California (Wright 7 10) at Francisco (Carrithers 1 1) 11 Cleveland (Hilgendorf 3 31 6 pm Clnclnnall (Grimsley 7 5) at pm New York I Beene 4 0) al Philadelphia (Ruthven 3 5) Minnesota ( Kaat 9 6) 9 p m 7 35p m Ookland !Hunter 12 3 and Plftsburgh !Walker 4 61 at Los Angeles !Sutton 9 S) 11 Blue 7 4) at Baltimore IMcNal ly 6 10 and Palmer 8 5) 2 5 30 pm Houoton (Reuss 10 5 and pm Saturday's Games Gnffln 0 21 at Montreal (Torrez 4 6 and Strohamyer 0 t1 2 6 05 Detroit at Kan Clly night New York at Mmnesota pm Boston al ChicagoSaturday's Games Texas at Milwaukee Atlanta at New York Calif at Cleve twilight St Lou js at San Francisco pressure on me '" 0akland al Baltimore night Houston at Montreal night After Concepcton got !he htl ClnclnnaiJ at Phi Ia night to score wmnlng pitcher Don Plllsburgh at Los AAg night Ch icago at San Diego night Gullett from second, Anderson laughed, "He didn't say anything, he just looked at me and The Dai~ Sentinel rolled his eyes " DEVOTED TO THE INJEREST OF The wm moved the fourth MEIGS MASON AREA place Reds to Within SIX games CHESTER L TANNEHILL Exec Ed of the faltermg Dodgers, who ROBERT HOEFLICH The Indtans, desptte an early C•tv Editor lost tbetr siXth stratght, m the Pubt I shed da t y ex cept scare when they were trathng Western Dtvtston Saturday by The Ohio Valley f>.3, came on strong wtth 13 Publi s h ng Company 111 In other games, New York Court St Pomeroy Oh o runs tn the ltflh mnmg to downed Montreal, 7-3, Allanta AS769 Bus iness Off• ce Phone 992 2156 Ed1tar at Phone 992 outslug the Mets, IIKi, In 21 51 topped Houston, 7-4, Ptltsburgh Mtddleport little league action edged St LoUIS, 3-2, PhilaSec Qnd c lij SS postage pa id at Pomeroy Oh o Thursday mghl Nat onal advertising delphia beat C1ucago, 7-4, and r e pre se nlal ve lioll nell I· The other scheduled game, San Otego blanked Los Gallagher tn c 12 East 42nd between the Reds and Braves, Angeles ~ St New York C1ty Ne'o\1 York Subscr•Pf•on r tes was cancelled due to poor fteld Del vered by rr er where In the Amertcan League, ava table 55 cent r week condtllons By Motor Route where carr er serv1ce not ava table One Wmmng pttcher for the Tribe montb S2 By ma 1 n Ohio and was Lynch He combtned wtth W Va One year S16 S1x months months sa 50 Three starter Terry Gardner to strtke months S5 50 Elsewhere S18 year s x months S9 SO three out 9 and walk 4 The losmg months S6 Subscr ptton pttcher was Becker, stnkmg pnce mcludes Sunday Times Sentinel out 10 and walking 6 Leadmg hitters for the In dtans were Lynch wtlh a double and a trtple, Venoy wtth a lrtple and smgle, Lee, wtth a double and smgle, Hovatter Steve Schnetder of the wtlh 2 singles, Bareswilt wtth a home run, and Gardner, Roger Pomeroy G1ants ftred a no-hit Carson and Steve Carson wtth shutout as the Gtants pol111ded Syracuse B, 26-0, In Pomeroy a smgle each For the Mets, Mowery httle league action Thursday slashed 3 smgles, Tyree 2 mght The Giants rtpped Syracuse smgles, Becker 2 smgles, Tony Home Scott a trtple, and Dave Hysell, pttcher J Duffy for 24 htts Newell and Fox eaclj con Leadmg the attack was Raymond Andrews w1th 2 trtbuted a smgle the home runs, 2 doubles and a single Todd Rawlmgs wtth 3 smgles and a double Jeff International League Standings Grueser with 2 singles and a By Umted Press International trtple, Shain Smtih with 3 Amer1can DIVISIOn W L Pet G B smgles, Bob Chapplear with 3 smgles, Chrts McKinney wtth 2 Rochester 47 34 580 Pawtu cket 38 40 487 7112 smgles, and Doug Clelland, Syracuse 37 41 474 a;, Randy Smtih and Chrts Wood Toledo 35 43 449 10 h with I stngle each National DIVISion The G1ants opened lhmgs WLPctGB Charleston 50 34 595 quickly wtth 2 runs m the ltrst, Tidewater 45 36 556 31/t 3m the thtrd, and broke thmgs Pen1nsula 40 39 506 7'h Richmond 28 53 346 20 12 wtde open In the foW'th with 11 btg runs They added I m the Thursday s Results Order By Phone ftfth and added 9 m the sixth to Peninsula 1 Charleston o And Toke Em Home Rochester 3 Pawtucket 2 remam out in front as league T1dewater 4 R1chmond 2 leaders 992-5432 Toledo 3 Syracuse t In another game Thursday mght, Syracuse A was playmg lhe Pomeroy Yankees at Syracuse when, wtth the score tied 4-4, Syracuse protested • and left the fteld Syracuse manager Ralph Lavender objected lo the umpmng In Pomeroy httle league action earlier this week, the Pomeroy Ptrates slashed 12 hits to down Syracuse "A", 9-5 In a make-up game Tuesday night Syracuse B defeated Syracuse A, 13-3 Indians rally with 13 runs to beat Mets Schneider no-hits CROW'S Syracuse B STEAK HOUSE • of Fabulous fomBoy SANDWICH JUST ARRIVED SUMMER WESTERN STRAW HATS ... 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SADDLES ACME BOOTS CATTLE WESTERN BELTS HALTERS - HORSE & PONY HALTERS - WHIPS - LEADS STO(:K CANES - BLANKETS FORTEX TUBS & BUCKETS GALVANIZED TUBS- BUCKETSSHAMPOOS - FLY SPRAYS & REPELLENTS BRUSHES CURRY COMBS - GROOMING SUPPLIES - VETERINARY SUPPLIES ' - MODERN SUPPLY 399 W Main St Pomeroy, 0 THE STORE WITH "ALL KIN'oS OF STUFF" - FOR PETS, STABLES, LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS, L.AWNS AND GARDENS 992-2164 I I' • Boston downed New York 94, !{anlj8B City ouislugged Minnesota , 12-10, Texas beat Chicago 7-2, •m Detroit edged Cleveland, 7~ In Ulnrungs, 1n the only 11amea scheduled 1 Steve Arlin pitched a two- hitter to give the Padres the vlctotl' over the Dodgers Claude Osteen suffered the loss as his elght,.game personal wlrullngstreak came to an end Fred Kendall homered lor the Padres the Carlton Slruulu Steve Carlton struggled on an H./Jitter In Philadelphia's victory over Chicago the Pltlls got t3 hits Including homers by Greg Luzlnskl and Bill Robinson Riehle Hebner drove In three runs with a single and a homer to give Pittsburgh the win over St Louis Nelson Briles pitched a seven./tltter for the victory as the Pirates snapped St !Auls' four1lame winning streak Two ex.Orloles Rorie Harrl son and Dave Johnson paced Atlanta over Houston Hamson pttched a flve.j]Jtter and Johnson hit a three-run jlomer The ~raves !low have three players -Johnson (20), Henry Aaron (21) and Darrell Evans (23 )- wtlh ~ or more homers Ruaty Staub homered In the fourth lnmng an<l drov~ m two runs wtth a smgle dW'mg the Sports Concepcion Desk hot ingame By Denny Fobes Glancmg at the rosters of the Middleport swnmfr cage teams, 11 s evtdent that there IS plenty of tmaglnatlon dribbling around the area Names like "4-<loor" Ferguson and his sidekick, Woor 11!8d the ltst ' Pumpkm Wallbrown "Porky" Ault and 'Turkey' Coates sound like dishes for "Fatty' • Walters Mop ' Johnson and "Bo Peep" Harris could be the clean-up crew for 'Stinky' Magnotta and ' Maggot ' Moyer 1n the speed and lmesse department there's 'Flash' Dodson and Slick" May Qutte a motley sounding crew LEGION NOTES - Congratulations to Rod Karr, asststant legton coach, for the ltne job he d1d at Glouster Sunday 10 the absence of Coach Nesselroad Let tt be known by Perk "Abbott • ault that the official scorer bas changed hts single m Sunday's game at Glouster to a double ~other correcttons m the slats department concerns the stolen bases off catcher Mtck Ash reported m this column Mondlly Opposmg runners have thteved only 26 not 27 as reported, off Ash AND the Metgs pttchmg staff Gary George ts the best 16-year.(Jld bench JOckey I've ever seen He bad coach Nesselroad practically rollmg on the stdehnes yesterday at pracltce wtth his ltbbertsh Jabs of joy CHEWING THE CHICKEN F:AT - Colonel Sanders sent the cormest telegram m the history of the wtreless to Bob Evans the other day explamlng why 'fi'e couldn't make tl to the aonual Chtcken Flying meet al Rto Grande Saturday mormng The colonel satd he was sorry, but he couldn t attend because a frtend of hts ts gettmg hts wtngs chpped at a weddmg The old colonel concluded "1 hope everyone has a barrel of fun ' I've never been to a chtcken flymg meet, and don't know if tl's worth 11 But the colonel ts offenng free chicken to aU who attend Satd I'd report how I did Monday at the golf course, and desptte the poor round, I'll keep my word 48-44-92 Not very unpresstve for someone who's only been playmg for 13 years What can I say' It's been a long time Had trouble lmdmg the fairways and 1don't thmk f slcokes m penalties for out.(Jf~ounds helped any Everything was gomg fme on the second rune, only 2 over after 2and had a stx footer for a par Went 3feet past and choked commg back, whtch didn t do much for my patience It was all down hilJ after that But, I dtd 4 strokes better that second round - so I should do 4better the nexltuneout (wh1ch may be never if thts heat keeps up) OWENS TOPS - UP! has reported that the four gold medals won by Jesse Owens at the 1936 Olymptcs am the tU treatment accorded too tcack star m Berhn by the NaziS was voted the most unportant sports story of the century tn a survey conducted by the Pepst.Cola Company Pepst polled sports wnters and broadcasters to deterrmne the top 10 sports events of the last 75 years The Owens story drew 112 votes to 105 for the breaktng of tbe four-rnmute mtle barrter by Roger Banmster The other 8 stones, m order, were - Bobby Thompsons homer that won the Nattonal League playoff for the New York Gtants In 1951, Mark Sptlz s performance m the 1972 Olymptc games UCLA s cage dynasty, Don Larson's perfect game for the Yankees m the 1956 World Sertes, the Muhammad Ali.Joe Frazier fight and the New York Jets' upset of the Baltunore Colts m the 1969 Super Bowl tied for seventh, Babe Ruth's 60 homers m a season the Jack Dempsey-Gene Tunney long count ftghl and Roger Marts 61 homers tn one season Betng that most sportswrtters think they're experts m all ftelds of sports, and smce I'm no exception, I herewtth present my top 10 picks of the greatest sporting accompbshmenls smce the last ChrJSttan defeated a lion I Mark Sptlz' seven gold medals al Mwuch, 2 The UCLA cage dynasty 3 Secretartat - proving that he ts one of,ll not the, greatest race horse ever 4 Byron Nelson's 17 consecutive wtns on the pro golf ctrcutt 5 The fact that Roger Bannister ever walked agam, let alone broke the lour mmute mile barrter, after his legs were allnost burned offlnan accident when he was a child 6 Babe Ruth s 714 home runs Hank Aaron will catch him, but no one ll everhtt that many m ass~ort a time as the Babe dtd 7 Jtm Brown's pro football career No man Will ever set foot on earth that can match hun as a runnmg back 8 Don Larson's perfect game m the 1956 World Sertes 9 Ben Hogan s return to champlonshtp golf after near death m an auto acctdenl ' 10 Swtmmmg the English Chane! CINCINNATI (UPI) - For Dave Concepcion ,It started out as a lousy morning I walked out to my car and what do I find' A dead bat. tery," satd the Clncmnati Reds shortstop But, oh what a beautiful rught," exclauned Concepcion Thursday mght after his twoout smgle to left, his fifth straight hit, sent home Don Gullett a 4..'! vtctory over San Franetsco m the finale of a three-game series here at Rtverfront Stadium Today the Red'! meet the Phtlhes m Ph1ladelphta 's Veterans Stadium as a heglnnmg of a two-ctty trtp which also will take them to Montreal A bases-loaded double by Ton~ Perez, Concepcwn's roommate, drove home two runs and clunaxed a Red rally which lied the score at 3-3 In the bottom of the SIXth lnnmg Thursday mght • That s 91 RBI's and 23 homers between me and Tony," Concepcton proudly pomted out The Reds shortstop and Perez also are runmng 1-2 m game-wmnmg hits It was number rune for Concepeton Thursday night Tony has seven Don Gullett, who woWtd up With tile vtctory, hts nmth agalllSt seven losses, touched off the wmrung runth mning rally by beating out an ml1eld smgle Pete Roses' stngle to center moved Gullett to second One out later Concepcton delivered hts gameWinning blow off Don McMahan Concepcton JB really putting the heat on me," S8ld Reds Manager Sparky Anderson, who w1U name the players to complete the AU-Star squad after fans have voted the eight starters THR~E POSITIONS HERSHEY, Pa (UP!) Frank Mathers, coach and general manager of the Hershey Bears, became the ftrst Amertcan Hockey League ex· ecutive to hold three positions Thursday when he was ap. pomted club president Mathers, 49, IS the second prestdent m the club's history He succeeds Lloyd Bllnco, who retired July 1 after 40 years w1th the Hershey organization Mathers bas been the Hershey coach for 18 years "If you get a fifth htt you'll really be puttmg pressure on me,' was Anderson s comment to Concepcion Nben Dave went to the plate tn the nmth lnnmg Concepcton had nolhtng to say to Sparky after he rapped out his fifth Jtralght hit He JUSt looked at me and rolled hts eyes, ' Anderson said The ftve for five game for Concepcion was hts first since he s been tn professtonal ball and JUmped h1s average to 279 AnderSQJt, commenting on the race m the Western DIVtston, said he would be happy if the Reds were no more than four games out of ftrst place at the All.star break ' Looking at the schedule " Anderson satd, "! can see 48 games wtlh tough clubs remauung for the Dodgers ' After Thursday rught's loss, the Dodgers led the Reds by SIX games m the National League West I ftve-run seventh to lepd the Mets pa st Montreal ' Tug McGra w, who's been Ineffective lately, pitched three tMmgs of two./Jtt relief for hi& lith save V•ol ent w1 nd storms over ocean water s are ca lled by dlff,.renl names depending on wher e one I ves They a r e ca ll ed hurr• canes (huraha n from the Arawak lnd1an ) In the Atl antic Ocean typhoons m the P!-Clfl c bagulos In the Ph llt pprnes w tll y w lll tes off the coast of Austrai Ja Famous Europea n wmds ar e called m1st ral fochen bora A totally new conce pt n refm ed water appl•a nces Our e xc lu s ve 4 n 1 patented process removes hardness r on and odor leav mg yo ur tap wa ter clear sp arkl i ng a nd retr eshmg teren ce See the dll t as t e the d1 f terence and feel lhe d1f ter ence Ca l l 8B2 2525 SAYRE HARDWARE 881 2525 New .-.auen W Va E. 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Mott h•gh rank1ng A.r Force olllct'r< Jn re 11 lllr arr not like tile ones you Sff m those Rob(rl 'favlor Clark (,able and James Stewart mo•••• on the late sho~ Instead of JUmpmg up ••en morn1ng kJSsm~ June All• son goodby and rushmg over to personalh lead hombmg m1 s1on over targets pos11Jveh shea thed m flak and bmt11ng ~ lth enemy fighters they get m their cars and comm ute to work like anybody else When the\ get there the. are much mor~ likely to [jy a desk as the Sa\lng "ould have It than an a~rpfane So why Rep Les Aspm 0 \\ 1S •n<l Rep Otis P1ke D N Y ~ a nted to know should some earth hound Aif Force colonels and ge nerals and Navv capta1ns and adm.rals be rece1vmg flight pav' Congress had dec•ded last vear Ihat those offtcers sen mg In noncombat ass ignmentS ShOUld not recetve flight pa\ ana 1t passed a law that went 1nto effect th1s June I to cut off funds lor such pa)menls But then Aspm lea rned recent!\ Jhat the Atr Force ch1ef of staff Gen John D R•an s1gned an order th~ t lor all practtcal purposes tgnored the Ia" lor a hst or ~ Atr Force generals tOne of th e~ as fate ~a u ld have 1t ~< a s a Gen John D Rvan I Ryan satd that those gene<als and 61 colonels ~< ere m JObs that mtght req u~re them to fl' whether they ac tualh fie ~< or not and tha t such olf1cers as the commander of the ~ " F orce Academy ~< ere tn combat assig nments Aspm chargm g that Rvan s act1on re presented a clear vJOiallon of Ia ~< and utter del1a nce of c•v •ll ~n authont' JOin ed w1 t h P1ke to lead a lig ht agat nsl a House bt ll that would have p ro lo n ~ed the lame duc k [light pavments unt1l at least the end of thts year Somewh at surpn smglv they succeeded..!. ma lton \\ as pa ssed telling the House members or a Senate House conl er ence commtttee to sta nd ltrm on the June I cutoff date And Asptn and Ptk e a re to be commend ed for thetr role tn groundmg the fmanc1a l amb•i•ons of men ~<h ose bodtes no" nave lhetr fee l permanentlYon the ground They dtd Jt tn th e face of a lobbymg blitz fr om ol llce rs complamtng they rm ght not be able to keep up thm house pavments 1f they lost the flight pav supplement "htc,h ts $245 a month lor a colonel $165 a month for a ge neral And tf tlt s uph eld tn th e co nfe rence com mt tlee the tr ac t1on could make certam that the $14 6 million a vear sa\lngs fo re ~e en tn th e on gtnal cutoff b1ll \\ Ill s ta\ 1n the tax pa, erpockets The highest pav a mtlltarv olftce r can a s p~re to 1s Sl36 000 a vear whtch ts not an unreasonable amount But that doe -= not mclude the numerous and lucrau ve fnn ge beneftts re cetved by h1 gh rankmg officers And m anv ca se tf m1lllan ofltcers are not betng pa1d as much as thev deserve the "a ' to recltfv the sttuat10n IS not to pad their pa \c hecks \\ tth ~xtra pal that IS of doubtful lega htv and IS C\ en more upset eth1cally Ptke satd 10 a floor debate that perhaps those Penta gon <\If Force generals most concerned about the problem \\ ere JUSt spmn~n m their armchairs so last thev thought the' had taken o and reallv were entitled to flight pa• But 10 countn 10creas•ngl) concerned about mflatwn ~nd mcreasmgly concerned about the l!ehavJOr of the people )t pays w1th 1ts tax monev the 1ssue mvolved IS not a tnfltng one '• Congress should uphold the June I culoll msplfed b• - 11 t\othtng else - the thought that surely Clark Gable \\ ould never want flight pav he wasn l earnmg Television Log 6 OO - News3 FRIDAY JULY6, 1973 4 a 10 3 15 TruthorConseq 6 SesameS! 20 Around the Bend 33 6 30 - News 6 I Dream of Jeann•e 13 Lilias Yoga & You 33 7 00- Truth or Conseq 3 Beat the Clod< 4 News6 10 Whars My L1ne 8 Wild Kmgdom 13 Sa1nl 15 Elec Co 20 Folk Guitar 33 7 30- Young Dr K1ldare 4 College HockeY 20 Parent Game 10 Beallhe Clock 13 Porter Wagoner 3 To Tell the Truth 6 The Session 20 World Press33 Evil Touch 8 8 00 - Wash1ngton Week 1n Review 20 33 Sanford & Son 3 4 t5 Brady Bunch 6 t3 60 Minutes 8 10 8 30 - LittlePeople4 15 BlackPerspect1veonthe News20 33 Odd Couple 6 t3 9 00 - Ma•terplece Theatre 33 Room 222 6 13 Homewood 20 __Movies The Great Mans Whiskers 4 5 The Clnc•nnall Kid 8 Houseboat 10 • 9 30 - Love Thy Neighbor 6 1S tO 00 - Love American Style 6 t3 News 20 Handful of Ashes 33 l1 00 - Newo Weather Spo<ts6 8 10 13 l1 30 - Johnny Carson 3 15 In Concert 6 Mov1es Cutters Trial 8 Bluebeard 10 While Feather 13 1 00 - Mldnl'ghl Specoal 3 4 Movte Malaga 73 1 IS - Mov1e Black Sabbath tO 2 3D-News 4 3 00 - News 13 & THINGS BY PAUL CRABTREE The probl~m c4 getting and keepmg good household help is acute these days, and the worst thing is that when you get 10meone really good, eventually she'll leave you Take our Mrs O'Connell, for example When Mrs O'CoMell rirst started helping my wife with the housework around our place about nine or ten years ago, she was loog on enthualasm and a willingness to work, but she lacked .expenence But, being the kind of person she is, she was qulck to learn, and 100n was proficient In almost every phase of running a home, <plus child care Mrs O'CoMell wasn't a btg, stcong woman, but the had a good attitude So It wasn I long until she was an excellent cook and a fine housekeeper She was diligent m performing duties asatgned to :her, and tJiie really tJiione In the area of taking care of our small -children In fact, Mrs O'Connell mastered the entire job of running a .household jull about as fast, and as well, as anyone I have ever Men, and her handling of they~ ones was just superb Quite naturally, bock In the mid-Sixties, my wife am I .considered we were very fortunate indeed to have a jewel such all :Mrs O'Connell to help look after things But there are problems In every person s llfe And for Mrs O'Connell, the problem wasdissatJBfactlon with her station in life and a desire for self ~mprovement She would be Korte for several hours on weekdays, studying .1111d tryina to learn .nore and more about things that were totally 111related to vacuum cleaners, furniture pollah ijnd baby food • But Mn O'CoMell was available mOll o{ the time on weeltenda, am that more than made up for her absences during the week • Then, In 1970, she began \o work only on a part-lime basis • blciUH she W811 still on her self-improvement kick, and w~ tllldyinlln a nearby town But when she was around, abe was tlln)'1blppy to participate In any ch9res that needed to be done -IIPICIIIb' cooking, which had come to be a parUcu!Air favorite ~.,...... ~ ftiiWIIII Cll for three years, and my wife and 1 milled not Jill, O'Connell around all the time tile end came of monihl ago, she- served notice on Ul that she It all alter the em of June It seemed that Iller that IVould be more penonaUy rewarding •••••da'l1.;.wlth Mn O'Qmnellwhlln tJiie gave lnd out lftlr lhttt, pl'epll'ln& for Cfucy siXout after 4-3 triumph • t - TIIe O.IIJSerdnel, ~Pamerov 0 , July i , Im Us. Hy Helen Boll I •• ........_ CeGieu loa Beceu Blllenlell Dear Helen I was16 am my husband 18 when we were married live years ago it was have-to" but ' want.W' al.oo However you sometime$ womer what yoo ve missed I became attracted to a yOUJig man two years my junior We had ooe experience, and tt was pretty disappqtnting We stopped .....aklng to each ~-r aft-'- that 01 IE "'r' Gotdwaterism in GOP indelibly t:r I thought COOlplete honesty was best, so I Cllllfessed to my husband He hasn't let it drop Keeps asking me about aU the detail!, and SUre I know you liked him better, didn t you'" Now be's started calling me a prostitute, am when he comes home at night he asks Well, how were your customers today• I think he is torturmg hunself behevmg he was "UJadequate' and that's why I strayed Thts ISll t so, but I cant convince him, nor can I make him see that I only slipped once and I won 'I agam - unless he pu.shes me mto divorce I loved my husband, I nught agam, but I can t love the SU!Ipictous, jealous, hateful man he s become Yes, 11 was my fault - I ve ca!tsed thts change, but must I pay for one mJBtake forever ' - TilL DIVORCE DO US PART DearTODUP H your husband could brmg hunself to discuss his msecunties wtth a qualified counselor, perhaps your marnage trught still be saved Anyone who turns ooe indiSCretion mto a mountam of blame needs a refresher course on how to apprectate hiS own worth If you can't gtve tl to him, let s hope a theraptst can - H +++ Dear Helen A lot IS satd about the value of sexual adjustments m a pre marnage live-together sttuation But a "trllll makes you see other lacks more clearly too My roommate and I JUSt split up, after etght months - and not because sex was dull She and I may always more or less love each other, bUt we ;wont marry because that would lead to hale' She warned me before she moved In that she was a 'lousy housekeeper "I thought I coula take tt but I fmd that she can't change - even if we gel a matd, whtch we couldn't afford anyway She is so careless and sloppy that I m appalled She calls me a "neatnik,' and there were times when I could have throttled her wtth the stockmgs she left 1y1ng around the house I m a day person, she s a rught person often readmg ttll three a m Our tastes don't Jibe So there was an anuable parting We Udate often but we'll never be husband and wile' And we re both thankful we tned tl first, before mamage and children made a bad match harder to break I wonder how many mamed couples can truthfully say they would have chosen marrlllge, after a year of livmg together ftrst' Let sheartl lor trtal or contract ' pre-rnarrtages• ~ RAUL Dear Helen I read a report by a psychtalrtst which stated that the average couple talks together only 271'; mmutes per week - that JB, actual verbal commumcation The rest of the time they just read each other's miljds or do a lot of Jgllormg Could this be true' - NOT THAT QUIET I By Bruce B•ossat WASH! (.TO\' 1 ~ AI ~ nd ve teran t:am palgn <:<Jf\!'UIIont told tnt• ont'e '" the uflt rmath o~ the Goldwater 'ra Nothtng of 1mportunce that happens to 1 political partv ts ever entllelv wash<od away It " •• a_<o mm ent 'On the ol t he ard argument tha t I h< Hcpubll t.t ns could make a dean break and a fresh start art er h "mg go t tho arch • onscrv auve orgv of Gold~at.ensm DAVID POLING, D.D. The fight at farah: Church involvement By OAV!Il I'OII NG ' Walter OeVnes polltu. 11 st hnlar OUt () [ their S\ Stf'm No \\ a\ saJd DeV nus ~ Jrst oil GOld• aten te, still held p<l li liC 11 pow• r 111 manv stutc organiZations espectallv south ern Secund l• not onlv some GOP leauersh1p elements but a Sllable bod\ ol rank and hie Republica ns Sll ll clu ng hard to the allJtuucs "h1 ch had gtven Goldwater hiS base support m 1964 Aga1n th ts wa s pariK ularil true m the South where the ne" hero was Rona ld Heagan of CaltlorniU H1 s1on strong!\ bore out DeVnes When R1chard Naxon began h" 1968 prcstdentJal c 1mpatgn all out tn late 19ti7 he flfs t wooed and v. on the slluthern Gold water leadershtp Ia\ •ng do" n a broad and stgm llcant fo undation Rank and file heart s 10 the South bea t harder tha n ever lor Reagan bv !hen governor nf Ca lllqrma and seen as Gold\\ a ter s natural hm Mr N1xon s managers helped the southern leaders ke ep the rank and !tie tn leas h arg UJn g Reaga n wo•Jld lose a fall election and also threatenmg them wuh the prospect that the alter nat1ve to Mr Ntxon was a li beral Nel son Rockeleller governo1 of New York whom th ev detes ted Mr N tx on also ~ as pliJ UStble t o man v sou th erners and other Gold\\ ate rile s beca use whil e he stvled htm se ll a ce n lr~ s t he had bee n a good soldt cr tn Gold " ater s ca m p Hgn Plav mg that role came easter to the PreSident than ma m no" recall I heard h1m m an as to n~ s hm g October speech ne.or c ~ J(ago Wh iC h hleJall\ had him out Goldw ate nng Gold\\ aler tn certain drama tic assertions about U S nucle ar deten':!IC It ts a stmp le exe1 CJse to n0 te the long unbroken stra m ol anltcomrnum sm "htch marked Mr Ntxon s pe rsonal pol tttca l ca reer and to cone Jude that th1s aspect ol Gold\\ atensm thus ga-. h1m no prob lems But th e con tmutt\ of "hu::h DeV rtes spoke a lfects part\ not JU St pe rso ns The1efore tn trv~n g to ga uge the \\ hi iC House at mospherc th at produced Watergate 11 IS useful to fol lo\\ the th reads ol part\ atttlude much fu rther back Lets p1ck them up 111 the Fran k1m D Roosevelt era Re publl<ans lo ng accustomed to natio na l ma)Ortl\ pari\ status were stunn ed at be ~n g ca<t oul ol olft ce m 1932 gt betng smothered 10 1916 and later v1eld•ng an ~ m encan prestdent Lmprec ednn Led th trd an d IOU! th te l ms (Last of a Series) II the c ~ urches support the Bi shop Metzger boycott of Fa rah 1n El Paso Te~ wi ll the resu ll oo socia l justiCe ' Th1s Is the hard questton and one not easily answered As or th iS wrltmg the majonty of workers at F' urah have not endorsed a unton effo rt Afler th ree yea •8 of ca mpa1gnmg the Ama lgamated Clothmg Workers of A•n. rlca have been unable to predic t a successfu l elec tton shOuld the NLHB hold one Some 200 cutters at the El Paso factory have or gamzed but Farah has argued that they do not represent the other 7 000 employes A boycott of Farah prod ucts wil l certatnly Injure the man age ment and ownership of ttus fir m A compl ete' boycott would shut down the mcome of nearly 8 000 Mex1can Amen ca n work ers - a sort or econom1c pumshmcnt fo r th eir not getttng mlo the unton movement Tho Iss ues are curnJJiex and the churches on the verge of supporting such a drastic actton may well want to vts1t wtlh ma nagement and labo r before soundmg the boycott sign ti s Some church bodtes have taken boycott ac lton I he fexas Conference of Churches tn Fehru Hry or lhts yea r voted to support the stnke and boycott Bishop Metzger ddd• esscd the assembly - Farah was not given thts prtvllcgc except for a brtel comm1llc~ appearance fhiS ~~~~ upt aelton and follow tng pronouncement sttrred local Fl Paso pastors to lnveslt gate more th oroughly the Farah controversy Several weeks ago lhiS Wrtler VISited Wllh nearly tWOdoze n ITIIIIJSters Of all denommattons who had been mto the Fa1 ah fac tory and held d•scusSJons among themse lves conccrnmg the stri ke AI though the great maJortt y endo rse d the concept of unt on organtzallon 19 oul of 20 pastors satd they could not suppot t the boycott Churchmen from aroutiif !fie Untied States have been qw etly drtfttng mto El Paso vJsilmg with unton and manage ment and pondertng wt(h fellow clergy the 1mpact of the Farah Slluatton R1ght now the bOycott movem ent seems to be saggmg Some mmtsters alter seetng the Farah operatwn and v1ewmg the total mdustnal complex of the border mty hnd 11 hard to make this outfit the target of so much abuse much less a boycott It ma y be that many more chu rc h group s will want to study 10 depth the Farah controversy before commg to a boycott conclusiOn That result will put the screws on nearly 8 000 Mex1can Amencans who are currently producmg an outstandmg product for a paterna1Jst1C boss who has created a modern factory 10 the oldest part of Amenca For matertal from both stdes of th1 s conflict wrtle to Farah Manulacturtng Co El Paso Texas 79985 I all Robert D Conroy I and BiShop S M Metzger 1012 North Mesa St El Paso Texas 79902 Two injured in 3-car collision The GOP couldn t accept It Partv rhetonc rang w1th talk of a plot aga mst the people Ea rh on 11 linked Democra ts and com mun1sm )le" York Gov Thomas De\\ e\ took th at ve to 1h his 1944 JOust "1th Roosevelt Despne that conse rvatives brand ed De1 ev h1s predeces sor nommee \\ ende ll l>t llkte General E1senho\\ er even the 1960 Ntxon as me tooers co p1 es of the plottmg Demo crats d nl• \\ Jt h Gold\\ ale r d1d thev ge t one of thetr own. ' Two persons were mjured Mr NIXon rea d the cue In 1967 68 he pla ved to them But men l1 ke H R 1Bob1 Halde man lormer top atde Jelt long ne1ther senously, tn a threeago he had the n ght stull And durable threads t1e mam vehtcle colltston at I~ 03 p m Ntxo n a1des voung and old Jo tha t earlier era most kno\\ Thursday on Rt 124, one and onl v Jro m the books Dear NQT TWenty-seven am one-ball mmutes a week' My husband says I can do better than that m FIFTeEN mmutes and I thtnk most huabands would agree But sertously -while weU-marrted couples manage a lot of BY JACK O'BRIAN non-verbal commumcating (count the happy silences at your THEY FAVOR CLEAN LIVING house and you'll see what I mean), I doubt that many are THIS AND MESSY DIVORCES Silent - even though anthropologiSt Dr Ray L Btrdwhtstell J" NEW YORK (KFS) - H'wood dtvorce (that's hts real name) says hJB research proves the statement correct (He momtored the homes of 100 couples who have been lawyers bleat about today s 1rnmorahty" happily married for I~ years for his answer, but they darn sure they re agtn tl- too many prospective lees fall by the bedstde as so many showblzeebodtes now aren t lhe couples I know 1) - H snootmarnage to JUSt shack up Watergate's I now more famous than Waterloo Gloria De WIN AT BRIDGE Haven's run tbe Smatra gamut once co.,starred m cafes wtth Frank Sr and JUS! fmiShed a TV qwz ptlot wtth Frank Jr . Now we gel bac k to South Bnstol Myers took the hint from the NORTH 6 He knows there IS an ace dtsposable dtaper trend tt'll make dtspOSable • QJ95 aga1nst h1m He looks at ht s panbes for gals shorts for men Mickey .QJ84 two little d1amonds and dwdes , Sptllane stgned wtlh sports-agent Marty BlacktAK& to stop at fi ve and wm the rub +94 ber Stx wraps up and he asks man (he gets athletes TV commerciais) to :WEST EAST . North How could 1 tell whtch wangle Mtck some of the same TV loot St +102 +13 ace you held' Louts Cards Joe Torre bought a big manSion In ¥ A752 • 1063 NorthAoesn t both er to an Plandome, L I he's managed by Ponte's tl532 . • QJ 109 The rubber 1s over and steakerte owner Joe Ponte swet +JBJ + 10765 the score marked down Some folks thmk It funny Tnunan Capote SOUTH !D) We can answer Th ere was +AK 876 no way , but there was no rea does a TV commerctalfor theN Y Dally News •K9 son for South to use Blackwood while Buddy Hackett does one for the N Y t74 He shouldhaveb•dfourclub s Ttmes The News ts a much better written +AKQ2 alter the three spade response paper Upward soctal mobility Francine North South vulnerable Th1s would have mad e 1leasy F k of ••- AI d "'" exan er s dep't store lctbe West North Eaol South for North to btd four dtamonds ar as to show that ace whereupon proved her golden alpenstock certainly works 1+ ! ·Pass 3+ Pass INT. South could have JUmped nght she captured the Duchess of Wtndsor as a Cape Pass 5• Pass 5+ to stx spades or gone mto Ferra\ house guest The musical coUapse of Pass Pass Pass Blackwood to see •I North • Cyrano • onlycosl$500,000, • sugar • ran more mtght hold two aces OJH!mng lead- •Q !NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN J than a year That happy David Merrick musiCal earned $100,000 on a $750,000 lnveslment By Oswald & James Jaeoby j) :] 'Jesus Christ Superstar" aln t no fOre on any U S stage, the movte version was previewed Vtrtually all rubb e~ bridge The h1ddmg has been for Rabbt Mark Tannenbaum and a players know about Blackwood North East conventiOn and lend to drag 11 Wut Presbyterian showbiz expert - and they both out on the slighte st provoca proclatmed It tnsultmg to Jews and Christians Pass !ton Most or them seem to Pass Repeats old sore swreotypes which Popes John Pas !I 4+ th1nk tltllegal to btd a slam Pass PH!!~ and Paul decried as false" Only one Bdwy unless at some stage on the Pass 6t Pa" way one of the partners mur shows selling out right now - "A Ultle Night You South hold murs Four no trump ' Music ' It s a great time right now to catch all South s lour no trump b1d 11 +A Q 7 6 •K Q 9 8 i t A I +& l the erstwhile tough-ltcket sh9WS What do you do now ? lustrates thi s He hold s 19 Shirley MacLalne seems sore Pres Nixon potnts H1s partner has given A- Pa u Your partner 11 se t We're aU delighted the htm a Jump ra1se NatuPally tllng lor t iK A<<tpl hi! Judgment beat her to China TODAY SQVESTION enough h~ ts mteres ted m a assorted cold wars have warmed up, but her slam and goes nghlmto Black In stead of bidd ing siK spades analysis of China as a 'serene' country where wood your partner }las b1d six dubs over Individuality Is de-emphasized • Is the This b1d g•ves North no prob your r1ve ~ p a d es Wh a t do yo u do propagandistic Sunday version - the serenity Iem He has one ace and rc now" means the ctUzenry have been cowed by kllUngs spon<ls ftve d•amonds and terror (10 million murdered by Mao to new job much of the time, and partlcipatmg in another tern make them serene) and the de~mphasls Is porary job as well, but when she was around, she wu alwaya coldly dictatorial regimentation Sinatra's rlrst post-retirement flick may be eager to pitch In am do what she could to help with the Robin Moore a "The 5th Estate" book VIctor housework, cooking, etc On June 30, her long period of service came to an end at OW' Potamkfn who owna all the Cadillac dealerships In Manhattan Is a showbiz buff he's producinJ house Milia Margaret VIrginia Crabtcee became Mrs T the touring revival of "The Desert Bontl' and, Rosemary Harris , Christopher O'CoMell, and Chris became the person for whom manages Sergio Franchi she would cook her great chicken Creole, do the laundry sweep le!t ' Streetcar Named Desire" at the Beatqnilllt the floors and a mUUon other household dutiee In those years - and the gr088 dropped S25,000, thought tl.e play was the thing The excltlng "PI~"I since tJiie was 10 or 11 years old, she had learned them all well bas almost $500 000 profit - 100 per cent prpflli When your oldelll daughter marries, I think most parents look Its skyrocketing along with a S27,000 weieJI!y upon the occasion wflh a mixture of joy and sorrow Time Is movlng on, and a new gC~teration is preparrng tbe pet petu• tlon of net RemeMber, when movies gave fr~ dl.shea? thefamijy artd thehulllllrace And In the case of Mr 0 Connell Mlamii;Ieach hotela now are glvlns Slltlll free he can be sure he 11 getUng a darned good housekeept'r In th~ nay-TV !lima aa a lure The Player'• the bar1aln I wllh them ••U along Br'Way Blackwood Early, Slam Missed I C'Z¢ B t!M@f!] t• p.,. ,. • fly VIIU Sl'ELUNO UP! Sportl Wrller Dave Concepcion, who el\o tered the season as a part-time shortatop with a 222 lifetime average colleded his ninth game winning hit of the season Thursday night when he went 6-lor~, Including a tw().(Jut single In the ninth that gave the ClncinnaU Reda a 4-3 victory over the San Francisco Olanta !'he performance Is putting his manager , Sparky Anderson, on the spot but Anderson couldn't be happier about it Concepcion, running second to Chris Speier In the shortstop balloting, lfiruld like to be named to the All-star game for the first lime Smce Anderson is managing the team, he U have to make the chOice Concepcion chuckles, 'I think the manager should go by the voting when he choses the backup guys " He's Pulling on the Heat Anderson satd, "the kid JB putting a lot of heal on me to make the team When he went up to the plate for the last time, I told hun, You get htt No ~ and you U really be putting Amorlc•n Lugue thtng Bob Mttchum refused to !tim Warner s Yakuza" f1lm If Bob Aldrich dtrected so Warner s dropped Aldrtch, an old personal lewd Ronald Reagan sold a ranch to 20th-Fox several years ago 20th just peddled 11 plus other acreage ( 2, 700 acres In all) - to Gov Ronme s state of Callfornta for mtlltons Agent Audrey Wood, who motherhenned Tenn Wms from hts ltrst htt, got clobbered by dear Tennessee in Esqwre She only worked her psychology trying to get him off booze and drugs (he's told that scary tale himself many times m mags and mtervtews) Thmk you can beat Las Vegas' tables? Casino wlnmngs m Las Vegas zoomed 22 1 per cent just m the ftrst quarter over the same '72 thrpe months Nevada bralmes explained tl thus "The n~ was ca!tsed by the mcrease m atrlme passengers Into the area That's like Cooltdge's .evelatton that there ts prospertly when people have money, or the ndtculous reverse used as the first sentence of a )Dedlcal publictty release showed us once by our old AP mate Doe Howard Blakeslee 'Dtsease ts dangerous ' RCA Records' has a muSical tiger by the taU B J Atnau sings Live & Let Die ' tn lh~ same-title new James Bond movte She also stripped down for "Oh 1Calcutta t' In whtch she sang like a rabbtl Former Holiday Magman BUl Wright's book ahoul chanty balls ts being held up because his publisher won't release tt with the four-letter one word title Btll demands Late Washington scuttle a freeze on alllood prices In about two weeks The A&P will close down 420 stores this year The Tony-winnmg ' A Little Night Music' is the only hot ticket for scalpers (S100 a pair) and its show-album stzzled off 50,000 sold already Std Caesar and Imogene Coca will comeback together In the strawhats 1 We 11 never forget the shock and terror on Imogene's face years ago - right on TV and film - when Sid called a'huge press conference and announced they were ending their part. nerahip It was the first the always very vulnerable Imogene knew Sid s never been a smash on TV since Slaugber s Big Rlpofl" star Jim Brown's been slaughtered romantically by Mexican helrel!ll Carlita Munoz Ex·N Y First Lady Sloan Simpson (when hubby Bill O'Dwyer was major) hosteued a party of 12 In Danny's Hideaway, In another corner Merle Oberon (gqod old Queenie O'Brien) dfd the googoo bit w11h her 'Interval" romantic co-star Hobert Wolders, obvioualy In praise of older women In 1ier !Mill, cadi 1 Lorne Greene's ukay alter nta year-t~go cardiac scare Has a new TV llfrles for next year a¢ already plans a 1974aurnmer tour in a musical Why are all the gay playwrights ao sad in their IK'ripts, all but Noel Coward, who lived and died a Blithe Spirit After 29 years of Latin bandleadlng 't Roaeland, maestro ArguM<J took a vacallo:t Says It's finally his turn to dance etght tenths mtles west of Rt 7 The Gallta Metgs Post State Htghway Patrol satd an auto dnven by Gary D Slavm, 21, Rt 2, Mtddleport struck the rear end of an auto operated by Joy C Mttchell 27 of Rt 2, Mtddleporl The tmpact knocked the Mttcheli auto mto a car owned by Rtchard Blessmg 23, of Rt 4, Pomeroy Mrs Mttchell and a passenger Ehzabeth Jay Mttchell 7 suffered mmor mjurtes Slavm was charged wtlh fatlure to slop wtthm assW"ed clear dtstance Paul Rupert 24, of Wellston , was charged wtth driVIng left of the center followtng a tralltc acctdent at 3 30 p m on Van Zant Rd tn Meigs County O(ftcers satd Rupert s car colbded wtth an auto dnven by George Petty 32, of Btdweli The ftrst of two Gafha County acctdents occurred at 6 30 a m on Glenn Swnmtt Rd two and five tenths mtles west of Rt 160 where James S Evans, 42, of Btdweli, pulled to the nght to avoid a tollieton wflh an auto, lost control of hts car whtch went off the roadway turnmg over No charges were flied and damage\was moderate A fmal accident occurred on Rl 35 west of the patrol post where an auto drtven by Robert S Dobson 47, Beckley, W Va , attempted to pass just as an auto operated by Verna A Dantels, 41 Rt 2 Bidwell, made a left turn There was moderate damage to both cars The Almanac By United Pren International Today Is Friday, July 6, the 187th day of 1973 with 178 to follow rhe moon Is approaching Ita first QUW'Ier 1 he morning stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn The evening sl!lrs are Mer cury and Venus Those born on this date are under the sign of Cancer Joh~ Paul Jones American naval hero was born July 6 1747 • Also on this day In history In 1609, the notorious pirate Caplaln William l<ldd was seized In Bll!lton and deported to England In 1880, bocU!rlologist Loula Pasteur Inoculated the flral human being a boy who had been bitten by an. infected dog end the youngster did not develop rubles - A lhO\lght for tho day Greek historian Herodotus uld Envy Ia natural to man Iron: the bealnnlng " El•t w I pet gb New York 46 37 554 -40 34 5~1 1'1> wlpclgb Baltimore Dtlrolf 42 39 519 3 Chicago 48 3$ 578 -40 37 519 3 Sl Louis ~1 39 513 5'1> B(>Sion Montreal 37 -40 481 B Milwaukee 39 -40 ...,~ 5 28 53 346 17 Philadelphia 38 42 475 8'1> Cleveland West Pi115burgh 37 ~1 474 8'1> w I pet gb New York 34 43 ~42 11 Ookland ~5 37 549 West 41 36 532 1'I> w I pel a b Minnesota Chicago 42 37 532 112 Los Angeleo 51 33 607 San Francisco 48 37 565 3'1> Kansas City 45 -40 529 1;, 41 37 526 2 Houston 46 39 541 5'1> California Texas 28 50 359 15 Cincinnati 44 3ll 537 6 Thursday'• Results Allanta 36 49 424 15'1> Boston 9 New York 4 San Diego 29 53 354 21 Kan City 12 Minnesota 10 l'hurJday s Resulls Te1cas 7 Chicago 2 Phfladelpll'fa 7 Chi cago 4 Detroit 7 Cleve 5 11 Inns New Yor~ 7 Montreal 3 (Only games scheduled) Plllsburgh 3 51 Louis 2 Tod1y's Probable Pitchers Atlanta 7 Houston 4 !All Times EDTI Cincinnati 4 San Fran 3 Detroit (Coleman 12 7) at San Diego 3 Los Ang a Kansas City (Busby 491 8 30 Today's Probable Pitchers pm !All Times EDT) Boston !Tianl 9 Bl at Chicago Atlanta !Schueler 3 4) at New York I Koosman 7 6) Bos p m (Wood tS 11) 9 p m Texas (Merritt 2 3) at Mil Chicago !Jenkins 8 61 at San waukee (Colborn 11 3) 8 30 Diego I Kirby 58) 10 30 p m Sf. Louis !Gibson 7 B) at San pm California (Wright 7 10) at Francisco (Carrithers 1 1) 11 Cleveland (Hilgendorf 3 31 6 pm Clnclnnall (Grimsley 7 5) at pm New York I Beene 4 0) al Philadelphia (Ruthven 3 5) Minnesota ( Kaat 9 6) 9 p m 7 35p m Ookland !Hunter 12 3 and Plftsburgh !Walker 4 61 at Los Angeles !Sutton 9 S) 11 Blue 7 4) at Baltimore IMcNal ly 6 10 and Palmer 8 5) 2 5 30 pm Houoton (Reuss 10 5 and pm Saturday's Games Gnffln 0 21 at Montreal (Torrez 4 6 and Strohamyer 0 t1 2 6 05 Detroit at Kan Clly night New York at Mmnesota pm Boston al ChicagoSaturday's Games Texas at Milwaukee Atlanta at New York Calif at Cleve twilight St Lou js at San Francisco pressure on me '" 0akland al Baltimore night Houston at Montreal night After Concepcton got !he htl ClnclnnaiJ at Phi Ia night to score wmnlng pitcher Don Plllsburgh at Los AAg night Ch icago at San Diego night Gullett from second, Anderson laughed, "He didn't say anything, he just looked at me and The Dai~ Sentinel rolled his eyes " DEVOTED TO THE INJEREST OF The wm moved the fourth MEIGS MASON AREA place Reds to Within SIX games CHESTER L TANNEHILL Exec Ed of the faltermg Dodgers, who ROBERT HOEFLICH The Indtans, desptte an early C•tv Editor lost tbetr siXth stratght, m the Pubt I shed da t y ex cept scare when they were trathng Western Dtvtston Saturday by The Ohio Valley f>.3, came on strong wtth 13 Publi s h ng Company 111 In other games, New York Court St Pomeroy Oh o runs tn the ltflh mnmg to downed Montreal, 7-3, Allanta AS769 Bus iness Off• ce Phone 992 2156 Ed1tar at Phone 992 outslug the Mets, IIKi, In 21 51 topped Houston, 7-4, Ptltsburgh Mtddleport little league action edged St LoUIS, 3-2, PhilaSec Qnd c lij SS postage pa id at Pomeroy Oh o Thursday mghl Nat onal advertising delphia beat C1ucago, 7-4, and r e pre se nlal ve lioll nell I· The other scheduled game, San Otego blanked Los Gallagher tn c 12 East 42nd between the Reds and Braves, Angeles ~ St New York C1ty Ne'o\1 York Subscr•Pf•on r tes was cancelled due to poor fteld Del vered by rr er where In the Amertcan League, ava table 55 cent r week condtllons By Motor Route where carr er serv1ce not ava table One Wmmng pttcher for the Tribe montb S2 By ma 1 n Ohio and was Lynch He combtned wtth W Va One year S16 S1x months months sa 50 Three starter Terry Gardner to strtke months S5 50 Elsewhere S18 year s x months S9 SO three out 9 and walk 4 The losmg months S6 Subscr ptton pttcher was Becker, stnkmg pnce mcludes Sunday Times Sentinel out 10 and walking 6 Leadmg hitters for the In dtans were Lynch wtlh a double and a trtple, Venoy wtth a lrtple and smgle, Lee, wtth a double and smgle, Hovatter Steve Schnetder of the wtlh 2 singles, Bareswilt wtth a home run, and Gardner, Roger Pomeroy G1ants ftred a no-hit Carson and Steve Carson wtth shutout as the Gtants pol111ded Syracuse B, 26-0, In Pomeroy a smgle each For the Mets, Mowery httle league action Thursday slashed 3 smgles, Tyree 2 mght The Giants rtpped Syracuse smgles, Becker 2 smgles, Tony Home Scott a trtple, and Dave Hysell, pttcher J Duffy for 24 htts Newell and Fox eaclj con Leadmg the attack was Raymond Andrews w1th 2 trtbuted a smgle the home runs, 2 doubles and a single Todd Rawlmgs wtth 3 smgles and a double Jeff International League Standings Grueser with 2 singles and a By Umted Press International trtple, Shain Smtih with 3 Amer1can DIVISIOn W L Pet G B smgles, Bob Chapplear with 3 smgles, Chrts McKinney wtth 2 Rochester 47 34 580 Pawtu cket 38 40 487 7112 smgles, and Doug Clelland, Syracuse 37 41 474 a;, Randy Smtih and Chrts Wood Toledo 35 43 449 10 h with I stngle each National DIVISion The G1ants opened lhmgs WLPctGB Charleston 50 34 595 quickly wtth 2 runs m the ltrst, Tidewater 45 36 556 31/t 3m the thtrd, and broke thmgs Pen1nsula 40 39 506 7'h Richmond 28 53 346 20 12 wtde open In the foW'th with 11 btg runs They added I m the Thursday s Results Order By Phone ftfth and added 9 m the sixth to Peninsula 1 Charleston o And Toke Em Home Rochester 3 Pawtucket 2 remam out in front as league T1dewater 4 R1chmond 2 leaders 992-5432 Toledo 3 Syracuse t In another game Thursday mght, Syracuse A was playmg lhe Pomeroy Yankees at Syracuse when, wtth the score tied 4-4, Syracuse protested • and left the fteld Syracuse manager Ralph Lavender objected lo the umpmng In Pomeroy httle league action earlier this week, the Pomeroy Ptrates slashed 12 hits to down Syracuse "A", 9-5 In a make-up game Tuesday night Syracuse B defeated Syracuse A, 13-3 Indians rally with 13 runs to beat Mets Schneider no-hits CROW'S Syracuse B STEAK HOUSE • of Fabulous fomBoy SANDWICH JUST ARRIVED SUMMER WESTERN STRAW HATS ... 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SADDLES ACME BOOTS CATTLE WESTERN BELTS HALTERS - HORSE & PONY HALTERS - WHIPS - LEADS STO(:K CANES - BLANKETS FORTEX TUBS & BUCKETS GALVANIZED TUBS- BUCKETSSHAMPOOS - FLY SPRAYS & REPELLENTS BRUSHES CURRY COMBS - GROOMING SUPPLIES - VETERINARY SUPPLIES ' - MODERN SUPPLY 399 W Main St Pomeroy, 0 THE STORE WITH "ALL KIN'oS OF STUFF" - FOR PETS, STABLES, LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS, L.AWNS AND GARDENS 992-2164 I I' • Boston downed New York 94, !{anlj8B City ouislugged Minnesota , 12-10, Texas beat Chicago 7-2, •m Detroit edged Cleveland, 7~ In Ulnrungs, 1n the only 11amea scheduled 1 Steve Arlin pitched a two- hitter to give the Padres the vlctotl' over the Dodgers Claude Osteen suffered the loss as his elght,.game personal wlrullngstreak came to an end Fred Kendall homered lor the Padres the Carlton Slruulu Steve Carlton struggled on an H./Jitter In Philadelphia's victory over Chicago the Pltlls got t3 hits Including homers by Greg Luzlnskl and Bill Robinson Riehle Hebner drove In three runs with a single and a homer to give Pittsburgh the win over St Louis Nelson Briles pitched a seven./tltter for the victory as the Pirates snapped St !Auls' four1lame winning streak Two ex.Orloles Rorie Harrl son and Dave Johnson paced Atlanta over Houston Hamson pttched a flve.j]Jtter and Johnson hit a three-run jlomer The ~raves !low have three players -Johnson (20), Henry Aaron (21) and Darrell Evans (23 )- wtlh ~ or more homers Ruaty Staub homered In the fourth lnmng an<l drov~ m two runs wtth a smgle dW'mg the Sports Concepcion Desk hot ingame By Denny Fobes Glancmg at the rosters of the Middleport swnmfr cage teams, 11 s evtdent that there IS plenty of tmaglnatlon dribbling around the area Names like "4-<loor" Ferguson and his sidekick, Woor 11!8d the ltst ' Pumpkm Wallbrown "Porky" Ault and 'Turkey' Coates sound like dishes for "Fatty' • Walters Mop ' Johnson and "Bo Peep" Harris could be the clean-up crew for 'Stinky' Magnotta and ' Maggot ' Moyer 1n the speed and lmesse department there's 'Flash' Dodson and Slick" May Qutte a motley sounding crew LEGION NOTES - Congratulations to Rod Karr, asststant legton coach, for the ltne job he d1d at Glouster Sunday 10 the absence of Coach Nesselroad Let tt be known by Perk "Abbott • ault that the official scorer bas changed hts single m Sunday's game at Glouster to a double ~other correcttons m the slats department concerns the stolen bases off catcher Mtck Ash reported m this column Mondlly Opposmg runners have thteved only 26 not 27 as reported, off Ash AND the Metgs pttchmg staff Gary George ts the best 16-year.(Jld bench JOckey I've ever seen He bad coach Nesselroad practically rollmg on the stdehnes yesterday at pracltce wtth his ltbbertsh Jabs of joy CHEWING THE CHICKEN F:AT - Colonel Sanders sent the cormest telegram m the history of the wtreless to Bob Evans the other day explamlng why 'fi'e couldn't make tl to the aonual Chtcken Flying meet al Rto Grande Saturday mormng The colonel satd he was sorry, but he couldn t attend because a frtend of hts ts gettmg hts wtngs chpped at a weddmg The old colonel concluded "1 hope everyone has a barrel of fun ' I've never been to a chtcken flymg meet, and don't know if tl's worth 11 But the colonel ts offenng free chicken to aU who attend Satd I'd report how I did Monday at the golf course, and desptte the poor round, I'll keep my word 48-44-92 Not very unpresstve for someone who's only been playmg for 13 years What can I say' It's been a long time Had trouble lmdmg the fairways and 1don't thmk f slcokes m penalties for out.(Jf~ounds helped any Everything was gomg fme on the second rune, only 2 over after 2and had a stx footer for a par Went 3feet past and choked commg back, whtch didn t do much for my patience It was all down hilJ after that But, I dtd 4 strokes better that second round - so I should do 4better the nexltuneout (wh1ch may be never if thts heat keeps up) OWENS TOPS - UP! has reported that the four gold medals won by Jesse Owens at the 1936 Olymptcs am the tU treatment accorded too tcack star m Berhn by the NaziS was voted the most unportant sports story of the century tn a survey conducted by the Pepst.Cola Company Pepst polled sports wnters and broadcasters to deterrmne the top 10 sports events of the last 75 years The Owens story drew 112 votes to 105 for the breaktng of tbe four-rnmute mtle barrter by Roger Banmster The other 8 stones, m order, were - Bobby Thompsons homer that won the Nattonal League playoff for the New York Gtants In 1951, Mark Sptlz s performance m the 1972 Olymptc games UCLA s cage dynasty, Don Larson's perfect game for the Yankees m the 1956 World Sertes, the Muhammad Ali.Joe Frazier fight and the New York Jets' upset of the Baltunore Colts m the 1969 Super Bowl tied for seventh, Babe Ruth's 60 homers m a season the Jack Dempsey-Gene Tunney long count ftghl and Roger Marts 61 homers tn one season Betng that most sportswrtters think they're experts m all ftelds of sports, and smce I'm no exception, I herewtth present my top 10 picks of the greatest sporting accompbshmenls smce the last ChrJSttan defeated a lion I Mark Sptlz' seven gold medals al Mwuch, 2 The UCLA cage dynasty 3 Secretartat - proving that he ts one of,ll not the, greatest race horse ever 4 Byron Nelson's 17 consecutive wtns on the pro golf ctrcutt 5 The fact that Roger Bannister ever walked agam, let alone broke the lour mmute mile barrter, after his legs were allnost burned offlnan accident when he was a child 6 Babe Ruth s 714 home runs Hank Aaron will catch him, but no one ll everhtt that many m ass~ort a time as the Babe dtd 7 Jtm Brown's pro football career No man Will ever set foot on earth that can match hun as a runnmg back 8 Don Larson's perfect game m the 1956 World Sertes 9 Ben Hogan s return to champlonshtp golf after near death m an auto acctdenl ' 10 Swtmmmg the English Chane! CINCINNATI (UPI) - For Dave Concepcion ,It started out as a lousy morning I walked out to my car and what do I find' A dead bat. tery," satd the Clncmnati Reds shortstop But, oh what a beautiful rught," exclauned Concepcion Thursday mght after his twoout smgle to left, his fifth straight hit, sent home Don Gullett a 4..'! vtctory over San Franetsco m the finale of a three-game series here at Rtverfront Stadium Today the Red'! meet the Phtlhes m Ph1ladelphta 's Veterans Stadium as a heglnnmg of a two-ctty trtp which also will take them to Montreal A bases-loaded double by Ton~ Perez, Concepcwn's roommate, drove home two runs and clunaxed a Red rally which lied the score at 3-3 In the bottom of the SIXth lnnmg Thursday mght • That s 91 RBI's and 23 homers between me and Tony," Concepcton proudly pomted out The Reds shortstop and Perez also are runmng 1-2 m game-wmnmg hits It was number rune for Concepeton Thursday night Tony has seven Don Gullett, who woWtd up With tile vtctory, hts nmth agalllSt seven losses, touched off the wmrung runth mning rally by beating out an ml1eld smgle Pete Roses' stngle to center moved Gullett to second One out later Concepcton delivered hts gameWinning blow off Don McMahan Concepcton JB really putting the heat on me," S8ld Reds Manager Sparky Anderson, who w1U name the players to complete the AU-Star squad after fans have voted the eight starters THR~E POSITIONS HERSHEY, Pa (UP!) Frank Mathers, coach and general manager of the Hershey Bears, became the ftrst Amertcan Hockey League ex· ecutive to hold three positions Thursday when he was ap. pomted club president Mathers, 49, IS the second prestdent m the club's history He succeeds Lloyd Bllnco, who retired July 1 after 40 years w1th the Hershey organization Mathers bas been the Hershey coach for 18 years "If you get a fifth htt you'll really be puttmg pressure on me,' was Anderson s comment to Concepcion Nben Dave went to the plate tn the nmth lnnmg Concepcton had nolhtng to say to Sparky after he rapped out his fifth Jtralght hit He JUSt looked at me and rolled hts eyes, ' Anderson said The ftve for five game for Concepcion was hts first since he s been tn professtonal ball and JUmped h1s average to 279 AnderSQJt, commenting on the race m the Western DIVtston, said he would be happy if the Reds were no more than four games out of ftrst place at the All.star break ' Looking at the schedule " Anderson satd, "! can see 48 games wtlh tough clubs remauung for the Dodgers ' After Thursday rught's loss, the Dodgers led the Reds by SIX games m the National League West I ftve-run seventh to lepd the Mets pa st Montreal ' Tug McGra w, who's been Ineffective lately, pitched three tMmgs of two./Jtt relief for hi& lith save V•ol ent w1 nd storms over ocean water s are ca lled by dlff,.renl names depending on wher e one I ves They a r e ca ll ed hurr• canes (huraha n from the Arawak lnd1an ) In the Atl antic Ocean typhoons m the P!-Clfl c bagulos In the Ph llt pprnes w tll y w lll tes off the coast of Austrai Ja Famous Europea n wmds ar e called m1st ral fochen bora A totally new conce pt n refm ed water appl•a nces Our e xc lu s ve 4 n 1 patented process removes hardness r on and odor leav mg yo ur tap wa ter clear sp arkl i ng a nd retr eshmg teren ce See the dll t as t e the d1 f terence and feel lhe d1f ter ence Ca l l 8B2 2525 SAYRE HARDWARE 881 2525 New .-.auen W Va E. 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TilE DRIF'I'ERS entertained with music throughout the afternoon Wednesday at the annual July 4th celebration " . sponsored' by the Rut41nd Fire Department. From the left are Floyd Harrison, Don Harrison end James Eads. . ~ Reuschel , Bonham (5), Burris Major Ltague Results Unl ed Press International (6). LaRoche 1&1 and Rudolph, National League Garrell (8) . LP- Reuschel (9· Piltsbgh 200 001 llOO-- 3 8 I 5) . HRs- Luzlnskl (121h) , Rob· · St. Louis 100 000 OllO-- 2 72 lnson (7 th). · Briles 17-7) and Sangulllen; Fosler, Gronger (1) , Pena (6 ), . Amer'lcan League Hrabosky (8 ) and Simmons. LP ·. Boston 000 700 021)- 9 14 I - Pena (I . J) .. HR - Hebner NewYork 100010200-4 81 . liJih l. Lee (10·31 and Fisk ; Dobson, McDan iel (41 and Munson . LP Houston 000110 002- 4 ·53 - Dobson 14·21 . HR- Yastrzem032 010 lOx- 7 9 0 skillith l. Atla nta Wilson, York lSI. Upshaw IBI 004 005 031l-12 12 o· and. Jutze ; Harrison (4-2) c;.nd Kan City 200 002 2t3- 10 17 2 Oatfl!. LP- Wilson (6-9) . HRs- Minn Decker. Gollz 1~1. Hands IB) Johnson 120thl. Evans (23rd) . Agee 17th) , Lum 18th) , Rader and Mi!terwald ; Spl ittorft, Bird (71 , Garber (91 and Healy. WP 1121hl. - Spiitlotff 111 ·51 . LP- Decket New York 000 100 501- 7 13 2 13·31 . HRs- Rojas 13rdl. Hisle Montreal 300 000 OllO-- 3 7 0 19th ). Matlack. McGraw 171 and 001 000 lllO- 2 8.1 Hodges. Dyer 171 : Stoneman. Chicago 205 000 OOx- 7 9 I Scott (6), Marshall 171 and Texas Stone, Fisher 141. Kealey 171 Boccabelia. WP- Mattack (6· and Herrmann ; Siebert, Bibby 101. LP- Scott 11 -2) . HRs181 and Suarez. WP- Siebert 16· Bailey l161hl . Staub 17th). 7). LP- Stone 13·41. '· San Fran 000 021 ooo-- 3 8 0 I ll innings)' Cinc innati 000 003 001- 4 11 0 Bryant, Sosa (81. McMahon Cleve . . 012 101 000 oo- 5 9 0 . 000 203 000 02- 7 10 1 191 and Rader; Grimsley, Del Strom , Timmerman (6) and BOBBY ROUSH, 10-YEAROLD SO~! of Mr. and Mrs. Gul lett 181 and Bench. WPGuiiett 19.-71 . LP- Sosa 14-21. Ellis ; Lolich, Miller 161 and Na. t han Roush, Syracuse, is the Sentinel paper ca.rrier for HRs - Bonds l24thl , Speier Freehan . WP.;,..Mitler 12-01 .' LP Syracuse and has been since the first of this year. He attends - Tlmmerman.l2·31 . HR >- EII is (9th) . 17th). Bell (5th ). Howard (2nd I, the sixth grade at Syracuse Elementary. Bobby uses the San Diego 011 001 ooo-- J 7 0 G. Brown (<jh) . money he earns as a paper carrier to pay for his new 10 speed Los Ang 000 ooo ooo- o .2 1 bike. · ' Arl in 15-51 and Kendall ; !Only games scheduled ) · Osteen, Rau 191 and Yeager, Cannizzaro (9) . LP- Osteen (10· _ 4) . HR- Kendail (5th). · . ~ -/ LOCAL HAIRDRESSER RECEIVES ADVANCED AWARD ~ Above (left) is Helen M. Dorst, Tuppers Plains, accepting her advance diploma from Shirley Bacon of Ohio State Cosmetology's "Contour Institute of Advanced Hair Design" after completing classes in Columbus, Ohio on the latest stying trends. According to Helen, long hal!' is "in", riOt hanging straight, but styl!ffi in graceful delicate curls lor a very feminine and elegant effect. Her shop is Helen's Jl.A Beauty Salon, 'lilppers Plailis. ' 8~ NEW YORK (UPI )- Yogi Berra, like Sloopy, is still hanging on- but barely. . He has one thing in his favor. · He hasn't reeeived the kiss of death yet. He hasn 't been given ·that inevitable vote of confidence by either of his two bOsses-. · Mets' Board Chainnan M. Donald Grant or General Manager Bob Schelfing, who was a manager himself once and knows how y0u can brea~ out In a case of hives sitting there and walling for 'l'he Sign. . "!don't believe in votlffi of confidence," says Scheffing, who doesn't'blame Ber.ra for the club's collapse. "I got a vote of confidence in Detroit and within a month I was fired. By Jini Camphell- and he's a good friend . ! remember we 0 were pldying a series in Boston, he made a special trip in and Carftor 18.91 and Boone; simply told me 'We're gonna hire someone else ."' All lUnda of Reporls There have been all kinds of reports lately pertaining to Berra, and most or thern have been guesses. · One report said that primarily because of aU the' injuries to key Mels' players this year, Yogi was "safe" - he would he kept lor "~ V · . the rest of the season. . -1 Another report said Willie Mays might replace him as ' manager. Or Roy McMillan or Alvin Dark. The latest rumor had to do with Schefflng assuming the manager's Job, and Lee MacPhail coming over from the Yankees • to serve as general menager. LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP! ) The hard truth of the matter is that the Mets haven't really Oddsmaker Jimm y "the decided what to do yet, although with the club losing 14 out of 19 going into Thursday night's contest with Monlreal and sliding Greek" Snyder has made the Chicago Cubs and the Los deeper into last place, Berra certainly is in considerable periL "We've had no meetingS, and we haven't talked to anyone," Angeles Dodgers of the Nation. al League and the New York says Grant. "We're sweating it out." Yenkees and the defending What about the story Saying B~rra •probably willlsst out the world champion Oakland·A's of season regardless of how the Mets ' fortunes go? the American League favorites Too Much of a Guess "Too much of a guess," Grant says about that one. ''Our hands to win their races. Although establishing the are not tie<j. You can't really say what you are going to do." current division frontrunners Well, then, is a change imminent? ''We won't make one unless we're forced to by public opinion," at the halfway point of the says Grant. "So far lhat hasn't happened. We hope it does not. season Thursday as favorites, We think we've been having an incredible run of hard luck. You Snyder picked a close race in take that home run (Randy) Hundley hit against us with two on the AI East with New York.as 7and two out in the ninth to beat us. What would you sa)' his 5 and Baltimore at 9-5. The strongest pick was . chences were otdoing !he very same thing agaln~ven with me . Chicago in the NL East at odds Olit there pitching?" ; lolundley's three-run homer off reliever 'lilg McGraw gave the of 1-5. The odds : · Cum a 6-5 win Sunday in the nightcap of a doubleheader. Ron NL East-Chicago, 1-5; Woods also delivered a pinch three·run homer in the eighth off Pittsburgh,G-1: St. Louis, 10-1; Buzz Capra to beat the Mets, 7-5, Wednesday In a game where the Philadelphia, Montreal, New Expos trailed, ~. until that frame . · "People keep asking me 'What are you going to do ?'" Grant York, 5()..1. NL West- Los Angeles, 2-5; says. "Well, in cases like these, what cari you possibly do'" Cincinnati, 6-1: San Francisco, Generally, what other clum do is fire the mana~er . Housion, B-1: Atlanta 100.1; ABeoevolent Type Diego 1,110().1. san The Mets are a benevolent type organization, though. They AL East- New York, 7-5; ·don't believe in firing anyone, and the fact Is they have never fired any of their managers. · Baltimore, 9-5; Detroit, Casey Stengel, the Mets' first one, decided he didn't want to Boston, 5-1; Milwaukee , 15-l; : manage anymore after breaking his hip so he simply never came Cleveland, 501).1. AL West--Oa~la nd , 4-5: Min· back to the job. nesota 4·1; California, Chicago, His successor, Wes Westrum, couldn't sleep or keep his food .down when tile club went had six years ago, so he picked up the 5-1; Kansas City, G-1; Texas, 1,110().1. ·phone one day and quit. Gil Hodges died of a heart attack, and the way the bullpen has been operaUng lately it's a wonder Berra hasn't keeled over also. Ice Bowl "We haven't gotten a single win out of our bullpen all year," Greenland resembles an ice· : says Scheffing sadly. filled bowl rimmed by coastal Technically, the Mets did get one victory out of their bullpen ranges. In the center the tl]ick bsck on May ·24 when George Stone came into 'the ball game ice has depressed the ground . .agalnllt the Dodgers in the 13th and picked up the win with Jim surface to 1,2110 feel. below. sea level. McAndrew pitching the 19\h. · But the way the Mets are going, who's coWJUng anymore? ~~:~~ :~l~~:~: Cubs, LA, k an s A'.s . ·favored · T• d. • all •gers outg It ' Bv FRED McMANE UP! Sports Writer Bob Miller has been with a lot of teams and when he says the Detroit Tigers are the most "professional" of all, it is time to listen. · "This is a team of professionals," Miller said Thursday nigh t after the Tigers defeated the Cleveland Indians, 7-5, in 11 innings, for their lOth victory in 12 games. "This team plays professional baseball better than any team I've ever been with. '!'hey do the little things. I think when it gets down to the end that the little things and the veterans will make the difference." Miller, a journeyman pitcher who has played with a major league record 10 clubs, is one of the veterans who figures to play an important role in the Tigers''ljuest for the American 11 we League E1st Division title. Miller, signed .as a free agent late last month, posted his second victory since coming to the Tigers Thursday night when he allowed only one hit in 5 1-3 innings of relief. Just One More Time "I've only been in four World Series, I want to be in one more ," said Miller, who hecame a winner when designated hitter Gates Brown hit a two-run homer in the lith inning. In the only other scheduled American League games, Texas defeated Chicago, 1·21 Kansas City outlasted Minnesota, 12·10, a.nd Boston tOpped New York, 9-4. San Diego blanked Los Angeles, 3~, New York defeated Montreal, 1·3, Pittsburgh edged St. Louis; 3-2, Cincinnati edged San Francisco, 4-3, Atlanta topped HouSton, 7-4, and Philadelphia beat Chicago, 7-4, in National League games. The Tigers, who had tied the game at 5-5, in the sixth inning, pulled out their ccntest with the Indians in the 11th when BUI Freehan, starting his first game since being beaned eight days ago, singled and Brown unloaded his sixth homer of the season. Frank Howard also had a homer for the Tigers while John Ellis and Buddy B~ll connected for Cleveland. · Single Sparks Win Ken Suarez' two-run single ignited a five-run fourth'irming that sparked the Rangers to · victory over the White Sox. Sonny Siebert worked seven Innings and got credit for the win while Steve Stone was charged with the loss. Cookie Rojas drove in five B .A R B S runs with a single and a homer to lead the Royals to victory By PHIL PASTORET When angry , count l o 10 - over the Twins. John Mayberry also ·drove in a pair of runs for it helps you build-up steam , Kansas City, boosting his + + + lf the road to perdition is major league leading RBl total pave d with good intentions, to 76. Paul Splittorff wor~ed 6 we'd to apply lor the job 2-3 Innings to gain his lith contractor . victory ill 16 decisions. + + Carl Yaslrzemski collected three hits, including his lith homer, to lead the Red Sox to their eighth victory In II games with the Yankees this season. The loss cut the Yankees' Mi s\akes you onl y make American League East onc e: leaving th e wi nd ow s open whi le dnving through a DiviSion lead to II> games over the idle Baltimore Orioles. Bill ca r wa sh. + + + . Lee went the distance for Pessimists become ·so after Boston to gain his lOth victory NO LOVE L6ST LONDON (UPI ) - 'J'here was no love lost when Joe Frazier and George Foreman arrived at London Airport Thursday for flights to New York. They travelled by separate airlines .. and refused to be photographed together. Foreman played checkers in the Pan American VIP lounge while Frazier, in dark glasses, relaxed in the Trans . World lounge just 20 paces away. Foreman said or his No. 1 challenger : "!don't want to' be photographed with him. I don't want to be photographed at all. I saw his light with J oe Bugner too-long association with In - in 13 decisions. and I reckoned Bugner won. curabl e ~ptimi s t s . ' Frazier didn't deserve the decision." Frailer, who won a 12-round verdict ove r Bugner, just grunted when told Foreman was around and said : "I don't wan t to be photographed with . The MoondUJtera 4-H . Club THE COLUMBIA Make IIimet June 19 ~t the home of · H Club held a metUnS JW\1 21 Mrs. Harold Sauer. Advisors at the horne of Mae Jordan. allendlng were Mu. Sauer and MviMsattendlng the metUnl Maxine Dyer. There were 11 were Ruth Blrchlleld, Mae members present. Jurdan, and BeUy Jolullon. A swnmer activity roll call Then were U member• . was planned and Faye Sauer pr aenl. Project bookl and wao appointe(! chairman . projectl were dlscuued. Potato chip orders were taken. Ademonstration on "What to Faye Sauer gave a demon· Have ln Your Sewing Baiket" 1tration on maldng egg sand· was given . Debbie Miller led riches for the "Do Your Thing recreation. Ri lly Rho~e' lt'ith Foods project" : .Kethy served refreshmenla. - Betty Lawrence gave a special Jordan. · report on the different kinds of\.. THE MEIGS DAIRY Better fish, and Bllly and Patty Oyer Uvestock club held a. meeting led a guessing g~me . June. 21 at the home of Patty Lisa Herald served refresh· Pullins . Roy Holter was the ments. advillor attending. ')'here were The next meeting waa held 13 members present. The June 26 at the home of Harold --···"" Sauer. Advisors 'attending coWl I)' lair was dl"'"""""' were Mrs. Sauer and Maline The project lesson was on "Fitting and Showing of Dairy Dyer. There were 12 members Animals": Patty Pullins gave present. The club members a demonstration of " How to discussed buying their former Wash a CowtaU" and Mr. leader Mrs. W. R. Hayer, a Holter gave a·spec 1a1r•port on .• going away gift. ·grain rationing, Du.ring the · proj ct lesson Pat Parker and Ed Holter styles of dress patterns were were in charge of .recreation. discussed. Oebbie Lawrence Refreshmenla were served by gave a demonstration on How Patty Pullins. The next to Select and Fit a P~ttern ; meeting wlll~be July 10 at the Nancy Lawrence.'· reported progress of flower gardening Moras. - Mary Mora. and camp reports were given by Patty Dyer, camper, and DA VMEETS MONDAY Nency Lawrence, counselor. Meigs Chapter 53 DAV will Patty and Billy Dyer led the meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at club members in a circle the chapter home on Butternut game. Refreshmenta were Ave. · Refreshments will be served by Bruce Hysell. - served. Faye Sauer. ~PEAKING ~'" The T.N.T. 4-H chib met JWJe 25 at the home of Mrs. Robinson. There were four advisors and nine members present at the meeUng. Usa Robinson was in charge of recreation. The club members played kickball. The club members made their own refreshments. The next meeting will be July 9 at the home of Betty Osborne. James Osborne . by KAY Genuinely beautiful hair Is hair l"hich is healthy and reslllant. Regardless of color, texture or whether II is straight or curly, ; the basis of ha lr beauty stems from proper diet, cleanliness and scalp care. Damaged hair cafl ·,ot reach a s·tage of true beauty until steps are taken to repair lhe damage. and all the tints, dyes . bleaches. permanents, sprays. etc., will not hid~ the unhealthy appearance of hair which Is damaged or tacking In vital health giving Ingredients. Now ,' we can't fell you what to· eat, but we cah very definitely provide you with professloniil ass i5tance in keeping your hair proPerly cleansed and give you advice and treatment for both scalp and hair. · If your hair is The Riverview 4-H Club held drab, and unhealthy a meeting June 27 at Stewart looking, unruly and 'hard to Hall. There were two advisors cope with. let us assist you and live members present. .In llndlng the cause, and Plans were discussed for a trip help you discover fresh . naturai·IOOking loveliness. to a Cincinnati Reds ball game. Judging was discussed. Barbara Andrews gave ·a demonstration on how to make a waste bask"t for a patient's 214 E. SECOND ST. bed. Jane and Juli Whitehead POMEROY, OHW served refreshments. The next meeting wiil be July L~ ...:~N E 992-.7606 11 at Stewart Hall. - Barbara Andrews. CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON lnsta-Matic .,,. M MOTOROLA - · Quasar.~ PORTABLE COLOR TV FLOWERS SUGAR RUN MILLs· For AU Occa~M~ns We Wire Ftowen ~vary where 992~2039 PomlfOJ FIDwer Shop Mrs. Mllf•rd Von Meter P~. '"·5721 Pit. "1·1019 Ph. 992-2115 Pt~v.:o I r•?wn Botthny ..l>mP.a·ny Mlddl!port .______ j By Charlene Haeflich c a1 en. . darf! SYMPATHY FlOWERS Mr. and Mrs. DavidE Clem $7;50 DUDLErs. FLORisT Roach ·reunion is held in New Haven ladies' Family meets · Miss Alkire ·honored at recent shower ,, ". / fmerican . · r!)la J~"·rfiiiR!}!Outlt Party honors PIPES A PROBLEM? CALL FOR HELP REPLACE WITH CPVC HOT &COLD PLASTIC PIPE %" Pipe 20' foot .• Ell 10' ea. Tee 19' Coupling 15' PARK RESERVED Sunulalud lV Aucept1on wtth 1nsur·Mat11: C.olor Tuning . . Aoii,Auout included. Sol 1d c.,, S toT~ tnti l! cu ~ u 1t s replaCe all but IIVtJ ,ch!JSSI$ tubus, Motorola arlght P1 cturc Tube Ou1ck P1 ctufO and I Sound Pull/Push On · Oil Con t>ol. H1gh Impact Plas:llc Cdbme t W1lh Walnut ,grom l1ml h WERNER RADIO & T.V. Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, 0. ·1 catalog Merchant UD E. Ml!ln MIDDLEPORT, 0. PomtroY L--~!'2:!!..-• '--:------,----:,..-::~===~ .I f I THE I BEST I 1\ \&Irs II Lou O.borno . . I VALUES I I SEARS I · : To--See For • .. ptcture ("neasured diagonally) DeLu•e Ouasa1 Po•table Color TV , I ' .. Wildwood . /)tS me Church observes club ·th' n".•a ht 0U 0 · . : ·. Mere's the Man 1 · 18" lOLA'S l?ussell Cline ~ WP5&1JW Swim Suits ~ price DRESS SHOES off heritage house N .w coM· PTON 0 D In the fascinating world of fine jewelry . noth ing is more appropriate ·to give, or to own. than a bi rthstone . Noihing is more In · trigulng than ma n-made Amorlcan Stars-of· !he-Month.. those magical , mystical LINflE Stars. Only LINDE Stars are· idenllll.e d by an L e.n_gra ved .In the back or on lhe mounling . · ~~ in '.Grindley home Red Rose Dog Food. For dogs of all ages and breeds use the dog food favored by professiona l breeders and kennel s for decades. Red Rose. , . the al l·pro dog food. 1 Social 1 ~ fNery daY with NEHI HALF-QUARTS Girl Scout ·Diary , I Wedding guests him ." To make ce rtai n. th at your dogs have their day ... start ~ach day .nght w1th Red Rose Dog Food. A tasty, appetiz· mg food m crunchy meal form. It not only provides the nutrition a dog needs to stay healthy imd alert .. . but its new course texture provides the exercise hi s gums a.nd teeth need. · Racine auxiliary .installs officers LEAKY OLD WATER· COLOR TUNING Everydog.has his day Kings. Larry McNeill of MarD' ANTONI TO KINGS . KANSAS CITY,Mo. (UP! ) - quette, also a second-round · Mike D' Anton!, a second-round pick, signed two months ago.: draft choice from Marshall University, has signed a fouryear contract to play lor the Kan~as City.Omaha lUngs, the club announced. . O'Antoni, 6-3 and 190 pounds, : was !he 20th player selected In the 1973 National Basketball Association draft . He a•:eraged 14.1 points and 8.4 assists his senior year . He Is the second draft choice ·signed by the . TQ liE HONORED The Riln MO)'Il' flllllly wiD ~ be honored with a famrtU ,, fellowohlp at the Mlddht ar1 Church of Chrttt at NO pm. Swiday. All friends of the Moyers are Invited. The famUy has been In Middleport for ~ past six yean. Mr. Moyer has , SATURDAY RACINE - lnsta.llation or at Chillicothe . Veterans served as pastor of the Mid· HYMN siNG, 7:30 p.m. at officers and appoinlment -or HospitAl on .July 12. It was committee• highlighted a noted that dues are payable at Freedom Gospel Mission, Bald dleport Church of Christ for POMEROY Cadette Troop 52 hilll returne4 from a three day recent meeting of . tht this . Ume . The unit voted to Knob . Singing by ·Bissell that period. camping trip at Forked Run State Park. · __ American Legion Auxiliary of subscribe to the legislative Brothers and others. Public 'Invited. bulletin. Mn. April Smith, leader, was accompanied by Mrs. Edith Racine Post 602. Mrs . Walker and Mrs . SiliSOn and Mrs. Barbsra Murray on the trip with the 10 girLs. 1'11e Mrs. Louise Stewart, a past ENJOY WIENER ROAST SUNDAY gr0 up did ifni camping, w~nt swimming and boating, had a presidenlinstalled the officers, Roberts will serve as delegates MODERN SYRACUSE The Woodmen, ae811lon on knot tying led by Todd Smith of Boy Scout Troop 249. Mrs. . Frances · Roberts, to the American Legion Ba{lingham Camp 7230 annual congregation or the First They also hiked, and met with the park naturalist whO displayed president: ·Mrs. Grella Simp- Auxiliary Department con· picnic. Po,tluck dinner starting Church of God, Neese Sethis collection or snakes end turtles. · son, secretary : Mrs. Julia venUon to be held this month lh !2:30p.m. at State Park, Route tlement, honored ·youths of the Tuesday evening a ceremony was held with singing and · Norris, treqsurer : Mrs. Opal Toledo. Mrs. Brinker is the 33, left going south. Games and church recently with a wiener skits and the making of ''rome-mores" arolind a campfire. Diddle, first vice president: alternate. prizes for adultS, children. All roast at the roadside park here. The rituallstll: opening a0d members and families cor- The 33 persons ~ !tending enCadettes on the camping trip were Cheryl LeFebre, Cindy Mrs. Mabel Shields, second McKinney, Cath y Blaettnar, Susan Burns, Melody Snouffer, Nita vice president : and Mrs. Eula closing of the meeting In- dially invited . joyed a songfest. 'J'he Rev. Ruschell, Teresa Taylor, Jonl Murray, Jane SIBson, and Paige , Wolfe, chaplain. The Junior eluding the advancement or the HYMN SING at Sutton George S. Oiler Is t!l• pastor. Smith. auxiliary officers were also colors, was conducted by the United Methodist Church jWJior auxiliary members. installed by Mrs. Stewart. SWlday. Dinner at noon. Hymn Mrs . Walker reported on the 'NOBY SAUVAGE, Athens, has resigned as district advisor Committee chair woman aing from 2 to 4 p.m. Special for the Four Rivers-Girl Scout Council and will be leaving the' appointed were Mrs. Margaret summer district convention singers. Everyone is invited to area with her lamily,some time this month. Her loss will be felt Yost, Americanism and music: held at Middleport and told of attend. by the Big Bend neighliorhood of Melga CoWJty which still has Mrs. Mrytle Walker, com- the awards and citations from MOND,A Y SAY only an acting neighborhood chairwoman, Mrs. Donna Ohlinger. munity service; Mrs. Stewart, national and district received ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE - Miss Joenne Elaine Codby the unit. MEIGS Chapter 53 of D.A.V. rehabilitation: Mrs.· Eunie "WE CARE" ner.• daujnter Of Mr. end Mrs. Robert W. Codner, Long . A th~nk-you · n ote was read 7:30p.m., at the chapter home AS MOS'l' SCOUTS know by now, a new council will be forBrinker, legislative: Mrs. Bottom, and David E. Clem, .Cincinnati, ·were ~rried on Butternut Ave. Refresh- · From med on Jan. , I, 1974 end will Include almost all of West VIrginia, Leora YoWJg , civil defense; from Roma Nease, delegate to on Aprll7 at the St. Paul Lutheran Church In Pomeroy, The Rev. ments will be served. and parts of Ohio, Kentucky and Vlfginia. The new council will Mrs. Mary Roush, historian : Buckeye Girls State, and from Arthur Lund officiated at the ceremony. he formed by uniting the Four Rivers, Mountain Laurel, Upper Mrs. Marie Boyd, foreign Mrs. Kessinger thanking the MEETING OF the South· Ohio Bospel Ohio Valley and Vandalia Girl Scout Councils. relations: Barbara Roush, WJit for assistance and support eastern 59 N. Second Ave. A contest is oow underway to name the new councU and aU poppy chairwoman ; Mrs. extended to her while she Music Association at Allen Midilleport, 0. ' girl scouts of the four existing councils are Invited to submit Julia Norris, publicity: Mr&. served as district presldenr Hall, Rio Grande College, 7:30 names. The name selected must be representative of all lour Martha Lou Beegle, memorial Becky Roush, immediate past p.m. states, must be short and easy to spell and pronounce. TUESDAY and flowers: Mrs. Brinker, junior district president, With each name submitted ·must go the statement "I chose sergeant at anns: and Mrs. repiJr.ted on the junior conCLOTHING Bank ·of the July Sale! the name because --," to be completed In 25 words or less. YoWJg and Mrs. Boyd, color ·ference . Mrs. Albert Roush Middleport Church of Christ, 9 Entries are to~ sent to New CoWJcil Name, Box 2058, Parkers- . bearers. was a guest at the meeting . a.m.·l2 noon . , burg, W. Va. 26101. The traveling prize donated A. contribution was sent to •NEW HAVEN, W.Va.- The Alto, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Charles . Kessinger, by Mrs. Yost was won by Mrs. descendants of John and Benton Blake , Mrs. May . Eighth District president, for Yo~g. '!'he juniors served A!nanda Aumiller Roach and Wamsley and Miss Lisa the birthday party to be staged refreshments. Slrauther, end Nancy Gibbs Peters, Clifton: Mr. and Mrs. The family of Mrs. Katie Edwards· held their annual Lester Roach, Kelly , Mrs. Young gathered Sunday at the . reunion In the New .Haven Park Robert .Roach, Larryray and home of her danghter, Mrs. on Saturday, June 30. Roger, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bettie McGuire. The day was Main a1 Sycamore . Those In attendance were Stewart, Tim and Nancy, POMEROY, OHIO :.pent visiting. ice cream was Mr. end Mrs. David Gwllym Mason: Mr. and Mrs. John made. end Miss Toni Gwilym and Roach, Delores and· John Jr., Attending were Mrs. Young, JULY SALE lrlend, Ja~kson; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mary Aumiller; Mrs. Minersville : Marvin, Bettie gospel hymn-singlng ·and items CONTINUES NOrnten Smith, Bridgeport: Frances Stewart, Mrs. Maxine The County Council on Recka McGuire, A bridal shower honoring Mrs. Felix Alkire, Mr. and and Mrs. Lester (Margaret) Smlth,I Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ministries of the . Un.iled of concern for future ministry. Miss Shirley Jean Alkire was Mrs. Charles Kapteina, Mr. Pomeroy ; Cheryl, Michelle, Womens Summer Any person who wishes to held recently at the home of and Mrs. Guy Harper, Hu~:o Tracy and Chrystal, Morri~, Zanesville: Mr. and Mrs. Black, Mrs. Renita .Roush, Methodist Churches will meet Edward Spears, Cheshire; Nathan and Hope, Mrs. Amelia Monday ; at the Pomeroy attend is invited. This includes . Mrs. Eugene Atkins with Mrs. Kapteina, Amanda Lee, Reynoldsburg: Sonny, Connie Slrauther Ohlinger, sOils Ray, Roach, Mrs. Joyce Zerkle, . United Methodist Church at 8 any person · Interested, who David Riggs, hostess. · Roberta Lee, Nancy Vance, and Steven Hudson, Pomeroy: may want to hear and meet the 30% David, Ralph and Wayne, Mt. Stewart and James Michael, p.m: A color scheme of lavender Adelle DavidsOn, Cheryl Long, Lynn and Jeannie Arms, new district superintendent The program, as planned, Hart, W. Va. and white was used in the Sandy Priddy and Rose Middleport; Terry and Debbie and other invited persons and to be interesting . promises McGuire, Dexter: Joe, Edith, Also, Mrs. Bessie Ohlinger, decorations . Games wer~ Malone . not just elected r,epresenpersons of recognition Several Tim and Sid Manuel, Racine ; Mrs. Rebecca Matheny, Mrs. played a~d refreshments were Others presenting gifts to tatives only. The Rev. Robert Jenice Stanley, Mike, Mr. and will appear . One of the out. served to the guests. Mrs. Miss Alkire were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis aad Elva Hudson, Your Thorn MeAn Store T. Bumgarner, Middleport, is features will be an standing Mrs . David Frye, Joanna, Avide Finlaw, Mrs. Virginia Robert Alkire, Mr . and Mrs. Mlnersvllle; and Harry and .MIDDLEPORT ' Dale Roach, New Haven: Mr. address by the newly appointed director of the Meigs Dean, Mrs. Anita Deen, Mrs. Leo Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Jean Roush, Middleport. and Mrs. Manley Riggs, Mr. district superintendent, the Coopera~ive Parish of the Helen Dais, Miss Rosalie Dale Williams, Mr . and Mrs. ., Rev. James ·McCormack of United Methodist Church. Story, Mrs ..Alice Stanley , Mrs. Bill ' Chapman, Mrs . Ruby ,LONG BOTTOM - Russell and Mrs. Ottie Roach, Mr. and Athens District. Also attending Mary Diehl, Mrs . Haiel Halliday, Mrs. Pauline Atkins, Robert Ohlinger, Cline, Long Bottom, was Mrs. will be Rev . Glenn Biddle, Stanley, Mrs. Frances YoWlg, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark, hg0 ored Friday on his 66th Roberta, John, Tammy, Jef- director of the Jackson Area Mrs . Betty Bishop, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Gibson, Mr. bjrthday with a cookout at frey, Bobby, Alice M. Roach, Ministries. Others have been Sharon Jewell , Mrs . Faye and Mrs. Charles Alkire, Mrs.' 1\oyal Oak Park. Later the Mrs. Mary Zerkle, Mrs. Stella invited. Cotterill, Helen Cotterill, Mrs. Nadie Townsend, Mr. and Mrs. celebrants went to the Johnson, Mrs. Monna Gibbs, will be a period of There Rosalie King, Mrs . Alice William Sheridan , Mts . . ' ~~atlon building where \)ley Letart, Rt. I. Welsh, Mrs. Charldine Alkire Dorothy YoWJg, W. C. Stanley, were entertained with county and Christopher, Mrs. Norma · Mr. .and Mrs. Earnest Car~, and western singing by Johnny (;I Lee, Mrs. Helen Williams, Mrs. . Mrs. Martha Hoover, Mrs. Cline, Akron imd little Richie Ardis Waggoner. ,Dorothy Chaney, l\1rs. Mildred Kessel, Charleston. Mrs . Arlene Williams, Hysell, Mrs . Blanche Stanley, Memories of grandmother's .Others attending were Mr. garden were related in Brenda , Kim and Mike Mr. end Mrs. Albert Dixon, and Mrs. Johnny Cline and response to roll call at the Williams, Mrs. Winnie Neal Lester Ho)llell, Mr. and Mrs. ~am; Akron: Mr . . and Mrs. . . It Wednesday night meetmg of Mrs. Wilda Wiseman, Mrs. Joe Sayer, Mr. end Mrs. G. Q,avid Cline, Kelly, Davy, the Wildwood Garden Club held Margaret Douglas, Mrs·. Gloria William Harper, Mr. and Mrs. Qpnna, and Kathy, Waterford ; duet by Mrs. Harry Clark and Youth night was observed . following a potluck dinner at· f\iggs, Unda and Usa Riggs, John Ridenour, Mr. and Mrs. ~r . end Mrs. Richard Cline, her daughter, Joan. The ushers the Forest Run Methodist Mrs .. Deloris Donohue, Kenda Ronnie Wilt, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday evening at the Laurel Annette, Molly, and Ricky, were Greg Eblin, Richard and· Brenda Donohue, Mr. and Robert Williams, Mrs. Darla ~ew Lexington: Mrs. Alva Cliff Free Methodist Church Friend, Tom Soulsby aitd Church social room. Hawley, Mrs. Louise Hall, Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs. Steve Eblin, The program for the meeting Holsinger, Jim, Paul and Brad, Terry Clark. Mildred Bailey, Mrs. Jon Root, was novel, including thoughla Racine: Mr . . and Mrs. Carl advisors, in charge. · · Steve Eblin accompanied on Christi Stanley, Tammy dine, Mason: Unda Warner, Cliarles Diehl served as an- his guitar Richard and Belinda or garden witchcraft, superTO MEET Stanley, Bobbie Archer, UMa . Ilacine; Mr. and Mrs. John nouncer for the program which Friend, Becky ·Eblin and stitions and remedies by Mrs. Ameeting of the Laurel Cliff Atkinson, Kay Ward, Regina iteaver, Pomeroy: Robert and opened wilh congregational ' Sherrie Clark, as they sang Stacy Arnold, and cosmetics Belter Health Club scheduled Bing, Clara Haning, Barbara !Uchle Kessel, Charleston, and singing of "When the Roll is "I'm On My Way." The entire made from flowers and herbs for Thursday night has been Haning and Sharon Reeves. (lob Parsons, Ripley: and the Called Up Yondej." ' Mrs. Free Methodist Youth group by Mrs. Edison Hollon. Mrs. postponed until July 19. Kathy Pullins was the pianist Hollon also gave some hjmored guest and his wife. concluded with "Just Over in and Becky Eblin, the song material on flowers of grand•• the Glory Land ." The Rev . leader . Bob Barton gave mother's day. prayer and Belinda F'rlend Robert Buckley spoke on Mrs. Hollon gave devotions The water in 22 -mile-long read the scriptw;e. There was a ''Intermissions in ·Our Ufe." using "Thank You lor U)tle Lake Tahoe could cover a fla t Things" and had grace area ~ h e size of-the State of r to a depth of more , preceding the dinner. Thank California than 14 inches. HARRIS SIGNS you notes were read from · th~ 'BOSTON (UP!)- The World Pomeroy Alumni Association Trophy Champion New for table arrangemenls, and· Holzer Medical Center for England Whalers announced from Mr. and Mrs. Vernon treatment of a hip fractured In Thursday ,they have signed left Nease for flowers on their a fall at her home. . . wptger Hugh HarrlB from the Guests at the meeting were golden wedding anniversary. Bplfalo Sabres of the National It was .noted that Mrs. Hiram Mrs . Allen Harris and son, Don. Hockey League. Fisher was the winner of the Allen, Mrs. Kelly Gtueser, J Harris Ia the third member of Paige Jennifer Arnold, sweepstake award at the the NHL l!lgned by the Whalers Regatta flower show. She Is. Yeauger , granddaughter of since they won the World Numerous out.of·town guesla Williams and daughter, Julie, Mrs. Allred Yeauger and Mrs. Hockey Association's playoff here for the wedding of Jim Weirton, W. Va .: and Miss now recuperating at home Dorinda Wilson. following trealment at the championship. · Warner and Lori Grindley Sharon Karbula, Mansfield. Other guests at the Grindley : "Harris gives us much Saturday were the guests of needed size and slrength up Mrs. Cora Grindley . home . were Mrs . Thelma . .--11!!1!~1!1!1!'"'"'!'~~"!!'!!1!!1!!!1!"''""'!!'"'~---1 · front, " Whalers General 10' LENGTHS-NOW AT Visiting her were the Rev. Custer, Syracuse: Mrs . Oma Hysell, Syracu~ : Mrs. H~Y,old • · • 1 • · • Manager Jack Kelley said in and Mrs . Ed Grindley, ·Mrs. OPTOMETRIST ·announcing the signing. "He's Wanda Roush, Angle, Patty Davis, Minersville ; and Mr. SPECIAL LOW PRICES OFF ICE HOURS 9: 30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 !CLOS E' '~ ·extremely aggressive and Ronnie,' Mr. and Mrs. . andMrs.RogerGrindley, Lisa, Lorna, and Chris, Minersvllle. AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT n ., 3/4" ' yer who makes hls presence Ryan Grindley and Mrs Diane POM R Y. ell." . . .. Jones, lilt of Colbmbus; Mr . and Mrs . Dave Watson and ' ,._ ___________ 1 Deena, Proctorville : Mr. and' Mts . Larry Grubbs, Tamara and Jason , Clyde ; Mr. and Mrs . Charles Salser, ·Johns· town ; Mr .. and Mrs . Charles SATURDAY, JULY 7th Hupp and daughter, Susan, I Chillico th e: :,Mrs . Glenn "FAMILY OUTING" Ministry council will meet Monday Hair The Chester Farm Boys held a meeting June 22 at lhe home of Brian White . Charles Frecker was the advisor attending. There were nine members present. The members wer~ asked to deliver all ttJeir bottle caps to Randy. Keller's house. Freddie YoWJg gave a health report, Rodney Keller was in charge of . recreation, and refreshments were served by Mrs. White .. The next meeting will be July • 6 at the home of Eddie Holter. - Keith Krautter. 1 012Pi% . " . 1 w.. ' ., "" '14·~-v 1 J .. Pipe 40' foot Ell 26' Tee 40' Coupling 19' Solvent Cement or Primer •1.23 pint IECOME PARTO~ . A FAMILY. ST. PAUL · LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday School-9: 15 o.m. Worohlp S.rvlc..-10: 30 o.m. Thurodty Summer Service · 7:30p.m. Arthur C. lund, P•stor Cor . jnd st. 1 Sycomoro Pomeroy Vlallarl olwoya welcome. BROTHERHOOD OF RAILWAY CARMEN RACI:LAND LODGE NO. :i44 ' . SIMPLJi-ANYONE CAN DO IT. ALSO BE READY FOR THE NEW RURAL' WA1'ER ' . OPEN TO PUBLIC AFTER S:OO PM 992-3748 CAMDEN PARK U.S. 60 WEST- HUNTINGTON Closed Every Monday Except Labor Day Phones tO!I North SecOnd Av~nue OR 992-5020 M.idd\eport, Ohio tnao ' �., .. •· 4-'""' flalhr S~M~nel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o.,July 6,11173 ' Meigs 4-H Club News (OHIO ST 4DVUC£0 ·HliR DESIGI . TilE DRIF'I'ERS entertained with music throughout the afternoon Wednesday at the annual July 4th celebration " . sponsored' by the Rut41nd Fire Department. From the left are Floyd Harrison, Don Harrison end James Eads. . ~ Reuschel , Bonham (5), Burris Major Ltague Results Unl ed Press International (6). LaRoche 1&1 and Rudolph, National League Garrell (8) . LP- Reuschel (9· Piltsbgh 200 001 llOO-- 3 8 I 5) . HRs- Luzlnskl (121h) , Rob· · St. Louis 100 000 OllO-- 2 72 lnson (7 th). · Briles 17-7) and Sangulllen; Fosler, Gronger (1) , Pena (6 ), . Amer'lcan League Hrabosky (8 ) and Simmons. LP ·. Boston 000 700 021)- 9 14 I - Pena (I . J) .. HR - Hebner NewYork 100010200-4 81 . liJih l. Lee (10·31 and Fisk ; Dobson, McDan iel (41 and Munson . LP Houston 000110 002- 4 ·53 - Dobson 14·21 . HR- Yastrzem032 010 lOx- 7 9 0 skillith l. Atla nta Wilson, York lSI. Upshaw IBI 004 005 031l-12 12 o· and. Jutze ; Harrison (4-2) c;.nd Kan City 200 002 2t3- 10 17 2 Oatfl!. LP- Wilson (6-9) . HRs- Minn Decker. Gollz 1~1. Hands IB) Johnson 120thl. Evans (23rd) . Agee 17th) , Lum 18th) , Rader and Mi!terwald ; Spl ittorft, Bird (71 , Garber (91 and Healy. WP 1121hl. - Spiitlotff 111 ·51 . LP- Decket New York 000 100 501- 7 13 2 13·31 . HRs- Rojas 13rdl. Hisle Montreal 300 000 OllO-- 3 7 0 19th ). Matlack. McGraw 171 and 001 000 lllO- 2 8.1 Hodges. Dyer 171 : Stoneman. Chicago 205 000 OOx- 7 9 I Scott (6), Marshall 171 and Texas Stone, Fisher 141. Kealey 171 Boccabelia. WP- Mattack (6· and Herrmann ; Siebert, Bibby 101. LP- Scott 11 -2) . HRs181 and Suarez. WP- Siebert 16· Bailey l161hl . Staub 17th). 7). LP- Stone 13·41. '· San Fran 000 021 ooo-- 3 8 0 I ll innings)' Cinc innati 000 003 001- 4 11 0 Bryant, Sosa (81. McMahon Cleve . . 012 101 000 oo- 5 9 0 . 000 203 000 02- 7 10 1 191 and Rader; Grimsley, Del Strom , Timmerman (6) and BOBBY ROUSH, 10-YEAROLD SO~! of Mr. and Mrs. Gul lett 181 and Bench. WPGuiiett 19.-71 . LP- Sosa 14-21. Ellis ; Lolich, Miller 161 and Na. t han Roush, Syracuse, is the Sentinel paper ca.rrier for HRs - Bonds l24thl , Speier Freehan . WP.;,..Mitler 12-01 .' LP Syracuse and has been since the first of this year. He attends - Tlmmerman.l2·31 . HR >- EII is (9th) . 17th). Bell (5th ). Howard (2nd I, the sixth grade at Syracuse Elementary. Bobby uses the San Diego 011 001 ooo-- J 7 0 G. Brown (<jh) . money he earns as a paper carrier to pay for his new 10 speed Los Ang 000 ooo ooo- o .2 1 bike. · ' Arl in 15-51 and Kendall ; !Only games scheduled ) · Osteen, Rau 191 and Yeager, Cannizzaro (9) . LP- Osteen (10· _ 4) . HR- Kendail (5th). · . ~ -/ LOCAL HAIRDRESSER RECEIVES ADVANCED AWARD ~ Above (left) is Helen M. Dorst, Tuppers Plains, accepting her advance diploma from Shirley Bacon of Ohio State Cosmetology's "Contour Institute of Advanced Hair Design" after completing classes in Columbus, Ohio on the latest stying trends. According to Helen, long hal!' is "in", riOt hanging straight, but styl!ffi in graceful delicate curls lor a very feminine and elegant effect. Her shop is Helen's Jl.A Beauty Salon, 'lilppers Plailis. ' 8~ NEW YORK (UPI )- Yogi Berra, like Sloopy, is still hanging on- but barely. . He has one thing in his favor. · He hasn't reeeived the kiss of death yet. He hasn 't been given ·that inevitable vote of confidence by either of his two bOsses-. · Mets' Board Chainnan M. Donald Grant or General Manager Bob Schelfing, who was a manager himself once and knows how y0u can brea~ out In a case of hives sitting there and walling for 'l'he Sign. . "!don't believe in votlffi of confidence," says Scheffing, who doesn't'blame Ber.ra for the club's collapse. "I got a vote of confidence in Detroit and within a month I was fired. By Jini Camphell- and he's a good friend . ! remember we 0 were pldying a series in Boston, he made a special trip in and Carftor 18.91 and Boone; simply told me 'We're gonna hire someone else ."' All lUnda of Reporls There have been all kinds of reports lately pertaining to Berra, and most or thern have been guesses. · One report said that primarily because of aU the' injuries to key Mels' players this year, Yogi was "safe" - he would he kept lor "~ V · . the rest of the season. . -1 Another report said Willie Mays might replace him as ' manager. Or Roy McMillan or Alvin Dark. The latest rumor had to do with Schefflng assuming the manager's Job, and Lee MacPhail coming over from the Yankees • to serve as general menager. LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP! ) The hard truth of the matter is that the Mets haven't really Oddsmaker Jimm y "the decided what to do yet, although with the club losing 14 out of 19 going into Thursday night's contest with Monlreal and sliding Greek" Snyder has made the Chicago Cubs and the Los deeper into last place, Berra certainly is in considerable periL "We've had no meetingS, and we haven't talked to anyone," Angeles Dodgers of the Nation. al League and the New York says Grant. "We're sweating it out." Yenkees and the defending What about the story Saying B~rra •probably willlsst out the world champion Oakland·A's of season regardless of how the Mets ' fortunes go? the American League favorites Too Much of a Guess "Too much of a guess," Grant says about that one. ''Our hands to win their races. Although establishing the are not tie<j. You can't really say what you are going to do." current division frontrunners Well, then, is a change imminent? ''We won't make one unless we're forced to by public opinion," at the halfway point of the says Grant. "So far lhat hasn't happened. We hope it does not. season Thursday as favorites, We think we've been having an incredible run of hard luck. You Snyder picked a close race in take that home run (Randy) Hundley hit against us with two on the AI East with New York.as 7and two out in the ninth to beat us. What would you sa)' his 5 and Baltimore at 9-5. The strongest pick was . chences were otdoing !he very same thing agaln~ven with me . Chicago in the NL East at odds Olit there pitching?" ; lolundley's three-run homer off reliever 'lilg McGraw gave the of 1-5. The odds : · Cum a 6-5 win Sunday in the nightcap of a doubleheader. Ron NL East-Chicago, 1-5; Woods also delivered a pinch three·run homer in the eighth off Pittsburgh,G-1: St. Louis, 10-1; Buzz Capra to beat the Mets, 7-5, Wednesday In a game where the Philadelphia, Montreal, New Expos trailed, ~. until that frame . · "People keep asking me 'What are you going to do ?'" Grant York, 5()..1. NL West- Los Angeles, 2-5; says. "Well, in cases like these, what cari you possibly do'" Cincinnati, 6-1: San Francisco, Generally, what other clum do is fire the mana~er . Housion, B-1: Atlanta 100.1; ABeoevolent Type Diego 1,110().1. san The Mets are a benevolent type organization, though. They AL East- New York, 7-5; ·don't believe in firing anyone, and the fact Is they have never fired any of their managers. · Baltimore, 9-5; Detroit, Casey Stengel, the Mets' first one, decided he didn't want to Boston, 5-1; Milwaukee , 15-l; : manage anymore after breaking his hip so he simply never came Cleveland, 501).1. AL West--Oa~la nd , 4-5: Min· back to the job. nesota 4·1; California, Chicago, His successor, Wes Westrum, couldn't sleep or keep his food .down when tile club went had six years ago, so he picked up the 5-1; Kansas City, G-1; Texas, 1,110().1. ·phone one day and quit. Gil Hodges died of a heart attack, and the way the bullpen has been operaUng lately it's a wonder Berra hasn't keeled over also. Ice Bowl "We haven't gotten a single win out of our bullpen all year," Greenland resembles an ice· : says Scheffing sadly. filled bowl rimmed by coastal Technically, the Mets did get one victory out of their bullpen ranges. In the center the tl]ick bsck on May ·24 when George Stone came into 'the ball game ice has depressed the ground . .agalnllt the Dodgers in the 13th and picked up the win with Jim surface to 1,2110 feel. below. sea level. McAndrew pitching the 19\h. · But the way the Mets are going, who's coWJUng anymore? ~~:~~ :~l~~:~: Cubs, LA, k an s A'.s . ·favored · T• d. • all •gers outg It ' Bv FRED McMANE UP! Sports Writer Bob Miller has been with a lot of teams and when he says the Detroit Tigers are the most "professional" of all, it is time to listen. · "This is a team of professionals," Miller said Thursday nigh t after the Tigers defeated the Cleveland Indians, 7-5, in 11 innings, for their lOth victory in 12 games. "This team plays professional baseball better than any team I've ever been with. '!'hey do the little things. I think when it gets down to the end that the little things and the veterans will make the difference." Miller, a journeyman pitcher who has played with a major league record 10 clubs, is one of the veterans who figures to play an important role in the Tigers''ljuest for the American 11 we League E1st Division title. Miller, signed .as a free agent late last month, posted his second victory since coming to the Tigers Thursday night when he allowed only one hit in 5 1-3 innings of relief. Just One More Time "I've only been in four World Series, I want to be in one more ," said Miller, who hecame a winner when designated hitter Gates Brown hit a two-run homer in the lith inning. In the only other scheduled American League games, Texas defeated Chicago, 1·21 Kansas City outlasted Minnesota, 12·10, a.nd Boston tOpped New York, 9-4. San Diego blanked Los Angeles, 3~, New York defeated Montreal, 1·3, Pittsburgh edged St. Louis; 3-2, Cincinnati edged San Francisco, 4-3, Atlanta topped HouSton, 7-4, and Philadelphia beat Chicago, 7-4, in National League games. The Tigers, who had tied the game at 5-5, in the sixth inning, pulled out their ccntest with the Indians in the 11th when BUI Freehan, starting his first game since being beaned eight days ago, singled and Brown unloaded his sixth homer of the season. Frank Howard also had a homer for the Tigers while John Ellis and Buddy B~ll connected for Cleveland. · Single Sparks Win Ken Suarez' two-run single ignited a five-run fourth'irming that sparked the Rangers to · victory over the White Sox. Sonny Siebert worked seven Innings and got credit for the win while Steve Stone was charged with the loss. Cookie Rojas drove in five B .A R B S runs with a single and a homer to lead the Royals to victory By PHIL PASTORET When angry , count l o 10 - over the Twins. John Mayberry also ·drove in a pair of runs for it helps you build-up steam , Kansas City, boosting his + + + lf the road to perdition is major league leading RBl total pave d with good intentions, to 76. Paul Splittorff wor~ed 6 we'd to apply lor the job 2-3 Innings to gain his lith contractor . victory ill 16 decisions. + + Carl Yaslrzemski collected three hits, including his lith homer, to lead the Red Sox to their eighth victory In II games with the Yankees this season. The loss cut the Yankees' Mi s\akes you onl y make American League East onc e: leaving th e wi nd ow s open whi le dnving through a DiviSion lead to II> games over the idle Baltimore Orioles. Bill ca r wa sh. + + + . Lee went the distance for Pessimists become ·so after Boston to gain his lOth victory NO LOVE L6ST LONDON (UPI ) - 'J'here was no love lost when Joe Frazier and George Foreman arrived at London Airport Thursday for flights to New York. They travelled by separate airlines .. and refused to be photographed together. Foreman played checkers in the Pan American VIP lounge while Frazier, in dark glasses, relaxed in the Trans . World lounge just 20 paces away. Foreman said or his No. 1 challenger : "!don't want to' be photographed with him. I don't want to be photographed at all. I saw his light with J oe Bugner too-long association with In - in 13 decisions. and I reckoned Bugner won. curabl e ~ptimi s t s . ' Frazier didn't deserve the decision." Frailer, who won a 12-round verdict ove r Bugner, just grunted when told Foreman was around and said : "I don't wan t to be photographed with . The MoondUJtera 4-H . Club THE COLUMBIA Make IIimet June 19 ~t the home of · H Club held a metUnS JW\1 21 Mrs. Harold Sauer. Advisors at the horne of Mae Jordan. allendlng were Mu. Sauer and MviMsattendlng the metUnl Maxine Dyer. There were 11 were Ruth Blrchlleld, Mae members present. Jurdan, and BeUy Jolullon. A swnmer activity roll call Then were U member• . was planned and Faye Sauer pr aenl. Project bookl and wao appointe(! chairman . projectl were dlscuued. Potato chip orders were taken. Ademonstration on "What to Faye Sauer gave a demon· Have ln Your Sewing Baiket" 1tration on maldng egg sand· was given . Debbie Miller led riches for the "Do Your Thing recreation. Ri lly Rho~e' lt'ith Foods project" : .Kethy served refreshmenla. - Betty Lawrence gave a special Jordan. · report on the different kinds of\.. THE MEIGS DAIRY Better fish, and Bllly and Patty Oyer Uvestock club held a. meeting led a guessing g~me . June. 21 at the home of Patty Lisa Herald served refresh· Pullins . Roy Holter was the ments. advillor attending. ')'here were The next meeting waa held 13 members present. The June 26 at the home of Harold --···"" Sauer. Advisors 'attending coWl I)' lair was dl"'"""""' were Mrs. Sauer and Maline The project lesson was on "Fitting and Showing of Dairy Dyer. There were 12 members Animals": Patty Pullins gave present. The club members a demonstration of " How to discussed buying their former Wash a CowtaU" and Mr. leader Mrs. W. R. Hayer, a Holter gave a·spec 1a1r•port on .• going away gift. ·grain rationing, Du.ring the · proj ct lesson Pat Parker and Ed Holter styles of dress patterns were were in charge of .recreation. discussed. Oebbie Lawrence Refreshmenla were served by gave a demonstration on How Patty Pullins. The next to Select and Fit a P~ttern ; meeting wlll~be July 10 at the Nancy Lawrence.'· reported progress of flower gardening Moras. - Mary Mora. and camp reports were given by Patty Dyer, camper, and DA VMEETS MONDAY Nency Lawrence, counselor. Meigs Chapter 53 DAV will Patty and Billy Dyer led the meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at club members in a circle the chapter home on Butternut game. Refreshmenta were Ave. · Refreshments will be served by Bruce Hysell. - served. Faye Sauer. ~PEAKING ~'" The T.N.T. 4-H chib met JWJe 25 at the home of Mrs. Robinson. There were four advisors and nine members present at the meeUng. Usa Robinson was in charge of recreation. The club members played kickball. The club members made their own refreshments. The next meeting will be July 9 at the home of Betty Osborne. James Osborne . by KAY Genuinely beautiful hair Is hair l"hich is healthy and reslllant. Regardless of color, texture or whether II is straight or curly, ; the basis of ha lr beauty stems from proper diet, cleanliness and scalp care. Damaged hair cafl ·,ot reach a s·tage of true beauty until steps are taken to repair lhe damage. and all the tints, dyes . bleaches. permanents, sprays. etc., will not hid~ the unhealthy appearance of hair which Is damaged or tacking In vital health giving Ingredients. Now ,' we can't fell you what to· eat, but we cah very definitely provide you with professloniil ass i5tance in keeping your hair proPerly cleansed and give you advice and treatment for both scalp and hair. · If your hair is The Riverview 4-H Club held drab, and unhealthy a meeting June 27 at Stewart looking, unruly and 'hard to Hall. There were two advisors cope with. let us assist you and live members present. .In llndlng the cause, and Plans were discussed for a trip help you discover fresh . naturai·IOOking loveliness. to a Cincinnati Reds ball game. Judging was discussed. Barbara Andrews gave ·a demonstration on how to make a waste bask"t for a patient's 214 E. SECOND ST. bed. Jane and Juli Whitehead POMEROY, OHW served refreshments. The next meeting wiil be July L~ ...:~N E 992-.7606 11 at Stewart Hall. - Barbara Andrews. CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON lnsta-Matic .,,. M MOTOROLA - · Quasar.~ PORTABLE COLOR TV FLOWERS SUGAR RUN MILLs· For AU Occa~M~ns We Wire Ftowen ~vary where 992~2039 PomlfOJ FIDwer Shop Mrs. Mllf•rd Von Meter P~. '"·5721 Pit. "1·1019 Ph. 992-2115 Pt~v.:o I r•?wn Botthny ..l>mP.a·ny Mlddl!port .______ j By Charlene Haeflich c a1 en. . darf! SYMPATHY FlOWERS Mr. and Mrs. DavidE Clem $7;50 DUDLErs. FLORisT Roach ·reunion is held in New Haven ladies' Family meets · Miss Alkire ·honored at recent shower ,, ". / fmerican . · r!)la J~"·rfiiiR!}!Outlt Party honors PIPES A PROBLEM? CALL FOR HELP REPLACE WITH CPVC HOT &COLD PLASTIC PIPE %" Pipe 20' foot .• Ell 10' ea. Tee 19' Coupling 15' PARK RESERVED Sunulalud lV Aucept1on wtth 1nsur·Mat11: C.olor Tuning . . Aoii,Auout included. Sol 1d c.,, S toT~ tnti l! cu ~ u 1t s replaCe all but IIVtJ ,ch!JSSI$ tubus, Motorola arlght P1 cturc Tube Ou1ck P1 ctufO and I Sound Pull/Push On · Oil Con t>ol. H1gh Impact Plas:llc Cdbme t W1lh Walnut ,grom l1ml h WERNER RADIO & T.V. Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, 0. ·1 catalog Merchant UD E. Ml!ln MIDDLEPORT, 0. PomtroY L--~!'2:!!..-• '--:------,----:,..-::~===~ .I f I THE I BEST I 1\ \&Irs II Lou O.borno . . I VALUES I I SEARS I · : To--See For • .. ptcture ("neasured diagonally) DeLu•e Ouasa1 Po•table Color TV , I ' .. Wildwood . /)tS me Church observes club ·th' n".•a ht 0U 0 · . : ·. Mere's the Man 1 · 18" lOLA'S l?ussell Cline ~ WP5&1JW Swim Suits ~ price DRESS SHOES off heritage house N .w coM· PTON 0 D In the fascinating world of fine jewelry . noth ing is more appropriate ·to give, or to own. than a bi rthstone . Noihing is more In · trigulng than ma n-made Amorlcan Stars-of· !he-Month.. those magical , mystical LINflE Stars. Only LINDE Stars are· idenllll.e d by an L e.n_gra ved .In the back or on lhe mounling . · ~~ in '.Grindley home Red Rose Dog Food. For dogs of all ages and breeds use the dog food favored by professiona l breeders and kennel s for decades. Red Rose. , . the al l·pro dog food. 1 Social 1 ~ fNery daY with NEHI HALF-QUARTS Girl Scout ·Diary , I Wedding guests him ." To make ce rtai n. th at your dogs have their day ... start ~ach day .nght w1th Red Rose Dog Food. A tasty, appetiz· mg food m crunchy meal form. It not only provides the nutrition a dog needs to stay healthy imd alert .. . but its new course texture provides the exercise hi s gums a.nd teeth need. · Racine auxiliary .installs officers LEAKY OLD WATER· COLOR TUNING Everydog.has his day Kings. Larry McNeill of MarD' ANTONI TO KINGS . KANSAS CITY,Mo. (UP! ) - quette, also a second-round · Mike D' Anton!, a second-round pick, signed two months ago.: draft choice from Marshall University, has signed a fouryear contract to play lor the Kan~as City.Omaha lUngs, the club announced. . O'Antoni, 6-3 and 190 pounds, : was !he 20th player selected In the 1973 National Basketball Association draft . He a•:eraged 14.1 points and 8.4 assists his senior year . He Is the second draft choice ·signed by the . TQ liE HONORED The Riln MO)'Il' flllllly wiD ~ be honored with a famrtU ,, fellowohlp at the Mlddht ar1 Church of Chrttt at NO pm. Swiday. All friends of the Moyers are Invited. The famUy has been In Middleport for ~ past six yean. Mr. Moyer has , SATURDAY RACINE - lnsta.llation or at Chillicothe . Veterans served as pastor of the Mid· HYMN siNG, 7:30 p.m. at officers and appoinlment -or HospitAl on .July 12. It was committee• highlighted a noted that dues are payable at Freedom Gospel Mission, Bald dleport Church of Christ for POMEROY Cadette Troop 52 hilll returne4 from a three day recent meeting of . tht this . Ume . The unit voted to Knob . Singing by ·Bissell that period. camping trip at Forked Run State Park. · __ American Legion Auxiliary of subscribe to the legislative Brothers and others. Public 'Invited. bulletin. Mn. April Smith, leader, was accompanied by Mrs. Edith Racine Post 602. Mrs . Walker and Mrs . SiliSOn and Mrs. Barbsra Murray on the trip with the 10 girLs. 1'11e Mrs. Louise Stewart, a past ENJOY WIENER ROAST SUNDAY gr0 up did ifni camping, w~nt swimming and boating, had a presidenlinstalled the officers, Roberts will serve as delegates MODERN SYRACUSE The Woodmen, ae811lon on knot tying led by Todd Smith of Boy Scout Troop 249. Mrs. . Frances · Roberts, to the American Legion Ba{lingham Camp 7230 annual congregation or the First They also hiked, and met with the park naturalist whO displayed president: ·Mrs. Grella Simp- Auxiliary Department con· picnic. Po,tluck dinner starting Church of God, Neese Sethis collection or snakes end turtles. · son, secretary : Mrs. Julia venUon to be held this month lh !2:30p.m. at State Park, Route tlement, honored ·youths of the Tuesday evening a ceremony was held with singing and · Norris, treqsurer : Mrs. Opal Toledo. Mrs. Brinker is the 33, left going south. Games and church recently with a wiener skits and the making of ''rome-mores" arolind a campfire. Diddle, first vice president: alternate. prizes for adultS, children. All roast at the roadside park here. The rituallstll: opening a0d members and families cor- The 33 persons ~ !tending enCadettes on the camping trip were Cheryl LeFebre, Cindy Mrs. Mabel Shields, second McKinney, Cath y Blaettnar, Susan Burns, Melody Snouffer, Nita vice president : and Mrs. Eula closing of the meeting In- dially invited . joyed a songfest. 'J'he Rev. Ruschell, Teresa Taylor, Jonl Murray, Jane SIBson, and Paige , Wolfe, chaplain. The Junior eluding the advancement or the HYMN SING at Sutton George S. Oiler Is t!l• pastor. Smith. auxiliary officers were also colors, was conducted by the United Methodist Church jWJior auxiliary members. installed by Mrs. Stewart. SWlday. Dinner at noon. Hymn Mrs . Walker reported on the 'NOBY SAUVAGE, Athens, has resigned as district advisor Committee chair woman aing from 2 to 4 p.m. Special for the Four Rivers-Girl Scout Council and will be leaving the' appointed were Mrs. Margaret summer district convention singers. Everyone is invited to area with her lamily,some time this month. Her loss will be felt Yost, Americanism and music: held at Middleport and told of attend. by the Big Bend neighliorhood of Melga CoWJty which still has Mrs. Mrytle Walker, com- the awards and citations from MOND,A Y SAY only an acting neighborhood chairwoman, Mrs. Donna Ohlinger. munity service; Mrs. Stewart, national and district received ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE - Miss Joenne Elaine Codby the unit. MEIGS Chapter 53 of D.A.V. rehabilitation: Mrs.· Eunie "WE CARE" ner.• daujnter Of Mr. end Mrs. Robert W. Codner, Long . A th~nk-you · n ote was read 7:30p.m., at the chapter home AS MOS'l' SCOUTS know by now, a new council will be forBrinker, legislative: Mrs. Bottom, and David E. Clem, .Cincinnati, ·were ~rried on Butternut Ave. Refresh- · From med on Jan. , I, 1974 end will Include almost all of West VIrginia, Leora YoWJg , civil defense; from Roma Nease, delegate to on Aprll7 at the St. Paul Lutheran Church In Pomeroy, The Rev. ments will be served. and parts of Ohio, Kentucky and Vlfginia. The new council will Mrs. Mary Roush, historian : Buckeye Girls State, and from Arthur Lund officiated at the ceremony. he formed by uniting the Four Rivers, Mountain Laurel, Upper Mrs. Marie Boyd, foreign Mrs. Kessinger thanking the MEETING OF the South· Ohio Bospel Ohio Valley and Vandalia Girl Scout Councils. relations: Barbara Roush, WJit for assistance and support eastern 59 N. Second Ave. A contest is oow underway to name the new councU and aU poppy chairwoman ; Mrs. extended to her while she Music Association at Allen Midilleport, 0. ' girl scouts of the four existing councils are Invited to submit Julia Norris, publicity: Mr&. served as district presldenr Hall, Rio Grande College, 7:30 names. The name selected must be representative of all lour Martha Lou Beegle, memorial Becky Roush, immediate past p.m. states, must be short and easy to spell and pronounce. TUESDAY and flowers: Mrs. Brinker, junior district president, With each name submitted ·must go the statement "I chose sergeant at anns: and Mrs. repiJr.ted on the junior conCLOTHING Bank ·of the July Sale! the name because --," to be completed In 25 words or less. YoWJg and Mrs. Boyd, color ·ference . Mrs. Albert Roush Middleport Church of Christ, 9 Entries are to~ sent to New CoWJcil Name, Box 2058, Parkers- . bearers. was a guest at the meeting . a.m.·l2 noon . , burg, W. Va. 26101. The traveling prize donated A. contribution was sent to •NEW HAVEN, W.Va.- The Alto, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Charles . Kessinger, by Mrs. Yost was won by Mrs. descendants of John and Benton Blake , Mrs. May . Eighth District president, for Yo~g. '!'he juniors served A!nanda Aumiller Roach and Wamsley and Miss Lisa the birthday party to be staged refreshments. Slrauther, end Nancy Gibbs Peters, Clifton: Mr. and Mrs. The family of Mrs. Katie Edwards· held their annual Lester Roach, Kelly , Mrs. Young gathered Sunday at the . reunion In the New .Haven Park Robert .Roach, Larryray and home of her danghter, Mrs. on Saturday, June 30. Roger, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bettie McGuire. The day was Main a1 Sycamore . Those In attendance were Stewart, Tim and Nancy, POMEROY, OHIO :.pent visiting. ice cream was Mr. end Mrs. David Gwllym Mason: Mr. and Mrs. John made. end Miss Toni Gwilym and Roach, Delores and· John Jr., Attending were Mrs. Young, JULY SALE lrlend, Ja~kson; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mary Aumiller; Mrs. Minersville : Marvin, Bettie gospel hymn-singlng ·and items CONTINUES NOrnten Smith, Bridgeport: Frances Stewart, Mrs. Maxine The County Council on Recka McGuire, A bridal shower honoring Mrs. Felix Alkire, Mr. and and Mrs. Lester (Margaret) Smlth,I Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ministries of the . Un.iled of concern for future ministry. Miss Shirley Jean Alkire was Mrs. Charles Kapteina, Mr. Pomeroy ; Cheryl, Michelle, Womens Summer Any person who wishes to held recently at the home of and Mrs. Guy Harper, Hu~:o Tracy and Chrystal, Morri~, Zanesville: Mr. and Mrs. Black, Mrs. Renita .Roush, Methodist Churches will meet Edward Spears, Cheshire; Nathan and Hope, Mrs. Amelia Monday ; at the Pomeroy attend is invited. This includes . Mrs. Eugene Atkins with Mrs. Kapteina, Amanda Lee, Reynoldsburg: Sonny, Connie Slrauther Ohlinger, sOils Ray, Roach, Mrs. Joyce Zerkle, . United Methodist Church at 8 any person · Interested, who David Riggs, hostess. · Roberta Lee, Nancy Vance, and Steven Hudson, Pomeroy: may want to hear and meet the 30% David, Ralph and Wayne, Mt. Stewart and James Michael, p.m: A color scheme of lavender Adelle DavidsOn, Cheryl Long, Lynn and Jeannie Arms, new district superintendent The program, as planned, Hart, W. Va. and white was used in the Sandy Priddy and Rose Middleport; Terry and Debbie and other invited persons and to be interesting . promises McGuire, Dexter: Joe, Edith, Also, Mrs. Bessie Ohlinger, decorations . Games wer~ Malone . not just elected r,epresenpersons of recognition Several Tim and Sid Manuel, Racine ; Mrs. Rebecca Matheny, Mrs. played a~d refreshments were Others presenting gifts to tatives only. The Rev. Robert Jenice Stanley, Mike, Mr. and will appear . One of the out. served to the guests. Mrs. Miss Alkire were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis aad Elva Hudson, Your Thorn MeAn Store T. Bumgarner, Middleport, is features will be an standing Mrs . David Frye, Joanna, Avide Finlaw, Mrs. Virginia Robert Alkire, Mr . and Mrs. Mlnersvllle; and Harry and .MIDDLEPORT ' Dale Roach, New Haven: Mr. address by the newly appointed director of the Meigs Dean, Mrs. Anita Deen, Mrs. Leo Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Jean Roush, Middleport. and Mrs. Manley Riggs, Mr. district superintendent, the Coopera~ive Parish of the Helen Dais, Miss Rosalie Dale Williams, Mr . and Mrs. ., Rev. James ·McCormack of United Methodist Church. Story, Mrs ..Alice Stanley , Mrs. Bill ' Chapman, Mrs . Ruby ,LONG BOTTOM - Russell and Mrs. Ottie Roach, Mr. and Athens District. Also attending Mary Diehl, Mrs . Haiel Halliday, Mrs. Pauline Atkins, Robert Ohlinger, Cline, Long Bottom, was Mrs. will be Rev . Glenn Biddle, Stanley, Mrs. Frances YoWlg, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark, hg0 ored Friday on his 66th Roberta, John, Tammy, Jef- director of the Jackson Area Mrs . Betty Bishop, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Gibson, Mr. bjrthday with a cookout at frey, Bobby, Alice M. Roach, Ministries. Others have been Sharon Jewell , Mrs . Faye and Mrs. Charles Alkire, Mrs.' 1\oyal Oak Park. Later the Mrs. Mary Zerkle, Mrs. Stella invited. Cotterill, Helen Cotterill, Mrs. Nadie Townsend, Mr. and Mrs. celebrants went to the Johnson, Mrs. Monna Gibbs, will be a period of There Rosalie King, Mrs . Alice William Sheridan , Mts . . ' ~~atlon building where \)ley Letart, Rt. I. Welsh, Mrs. Charldine Alkire Dorothy YoWJg, W. C. Stanley, were entertained with county and Christopher, Mrs. Norma · Mr. .and Mrs. Earnest Car~, and western singing by Johnny (;I Lee, Mrs. Helen Williams, Mrs. . Mrs. Martha Hoover, Mrs. Cline, Akron imd little Richie Ardis Waggoner. ,Dorothy Chaney, l\1rs. Mildred Kessel, Charleston. Mrs . Arlene Williams, Hysell, Mrs . Blanche Stanley, Memories of grandmother's .Others attending were Mr. garden were related in Brenda , Kim and Mike Mr. end Mrs. Albert Dixon, and Mrs. Johnny Cline and response to roll call at the Williams, Mrs. Winnie Neal Lester Ho)llell, Mr. and Mrs. ~am; Akron: Mr . . and Mrs. . . It Wednesday night meetmg of Mrs. Wilda Wiseman, Mrs. Joe Sayer, Mr. end Mrs. G. Q,avid Cline, Kelly, Davy, the Wildwood Garden Club held Margaret Douglas, Mrs·. Gloria William Harper, Mr. and Mrs. Qpnna, and Kathy, Waterford ; duet by Mrs. Harry Clark and Youth night was observed . following a potluck dinner at· f\iggs, Unda and Usa Riggs, John Ridenour, Mr. and Mrs. ~r . end Mrs. Richard Cline, her daughter, Joan. The ushers the Forest Run Methodist Mrs .. Deloris Donohue, Kenda Ronnie Wilt, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday evening at the Laurel Annette, Molly, and Ricky, were Greg Eblin, Richard and· Brenda Donohue, Mr. and Robert Williams, Mrs. Darla ~ew Lexington: Mrs. Alva Cliff Free Methodist Church Friend, Tom Soulsby aitd Church social room. Hawley, Mrs. Louise Hall, Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs. Steve Eblin, The program for the meeting Holsinger, Jim, Paul and Brad, Terry Clark. Mildred Bailey, Mrs. Jon Root, was novel, including thoughla Racine: Mr . . and Mrs. Carl advisors, in charge. · · Steve Eblin accompanied on Christi Stanley, Tammy dine, Mason: Unda Warner, Cliarles Diehl served as an- his guitar Richard and Belinda or garden witchcraft, superTO MEET Stanley, Bobbie Archer, UMa . Ilacine; Mr. and Mrs. John nouncer for the program which Friend, Becky ·Eblin and stitions and remedies by Mrs. Ameeting of the Laurel Cliff Atkinson, Kay Ward, Regina iteaver, Pomeroy: Robert and opened wilh congregational ' Sherrie Clark, as they sang Stacy Arnold, and cosmetics Belter Health Club scheduled Bing, Clara Haning, Barbara !Uchle Kessel, Charleston, and singing of "When the Roll is "I'm On My Way." The entire made from flowers and herbs for Thursday night has been Haning and Sharon Reeves. (lob Parsons, Ripley: and the Called Up Yondej." ' Mrs. Free Methodist Youth group by Mrs. Edison Hollon. Mrs. postponed until July 19. Kathy Pullins was the pianist Hollon also gave some hjmored guest and his wife. concluded with "Just Over in and Becky Eblin, the song material on flowers of grand•• the Glory Land ." The Rev . leader . Bob Barton gave mother's day. prayer and Belinda F'rlend Robert Buckley spoke on Mrs. Hollon gave devotions The water in 22 -mile-long read the scriptw;e. There was a ''Intermissions in ·Our Ufe." using "Thank You lor U)tle Lake Tahoe could cover a fla t Things" and had grace area ~ h e size of-the State of r to a depth of more , preceding the dinner. Thank California than 14 inches. HARRIS SIGNS you notes were read from · th~ 'BOSTON (UP!)- The World Pomeroy Alumni Association Trophy Champion New for table arrangemenls, and· Holzer Medical Center for England Whalers announced from Mr. and Mrs. Vernon treatment of a hip fractured In Thursday ,they have signed left Nease for flowers on their a fall at her home. . . wptger Hugh HarrlB from the Guests at the meeting were golden wedding anniversary. Bplfalo Sabres of the National It was .noted that Mrs. Hiram Mrs . Allen Harris and son, Don. Hockey League. Fisher was the winner of the Allen, Mrs. Kelly Gtueser, J Harris Ia the third member of Paige Jennifer Arnold, sweepstake award at the the NHL l!lgned by the Whalers Regatta flower show. She Is. Yeauger , granddaughter of since they won the World Numerous out.of·town guesla Williams and daughter, Julie, Mrs. Allred Yeauger and Mrs. Hockey Association's playoff here for the wedding of Jim Weirton, W. Va .: and Miss now recuperating at home Dorinda Wilson. following trealment at the championship. · Warner and Lori Grindley Sharon Karbula, Mansfield. Other guests at the Grindley : "Harris gives us much Saturday were the guests of needed size and slrength up Mrs. Cora Grindley . home . were Mrs . Thelma . .--11!!1!~1!1!1!'"'"'!'~~"!!'!!1!!1!!!1!"''""'!!'"'~---1 · front, " Whalers General 10' LENGTHS-NOW AT Visiting her were the Rev. Custer, Syracuse: Mrs . Oma Hysell, Syracu~ : Mrs. H~Y,old • · • 1 • · • Manager Jack Kelley said in and Mrs . Ed Grindley, ·Mrs. OPTOMETRIST ·announcing the signing. "He's Wanda Roush, Angle, Patty Davis, Minersville ; and Mr. SPECIAL LOW PRICES OFF ICE HOURS 9: 30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 !CLOS E' '~ ·extremely aggressive and Ronnie,' Mr. and Mrs. . andMrs.RogerGrindley, Lisa, Lorna, and Chris, Minersvllle. AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT n ., 3/4" ' yer who makes hls presence Ryan Grindley and Mrs Diane POM R Y. ell." . . .. Jones, lilt of Colbmbus; Mr . and Mrs . Dave Watson and ' ,._ ___________ 1 Deena, Proctorville : Mr. and' Mts . Larry Grubbs, Tamara and Jason , Clyde ; Mr. and Mrs . Charles Salser, ·Johns· town ; Mr .. and Mrs . Charles SATURDAY, JULY 7th Hupp and daughter, Susan, I Chillico th e: :,Mrs . Glenn "FAMILY OUTING" Ministry council will meet Monday Hair The Chester Farm Boys held a meeting June 22 at lhe home of Brian White . Charles Frecker was the advisor attending. There were nine members present. The members wer~ asked to deliver all ttJeir bottle caps to Randy. Keller's house. Freddie YoWJg gave a health report, Rodney Keller was in charge of . recreation, and refreshments were served by Mrs. White .. The next meeting will be July • 6 at the home of Eddie Holter. - Keith Krautter. 1 012Pi% . " . 1 w.. ' ., "" '14·~-v 1 J .. Pipe 40' foot Ell 26' Tee 40' Coupling 19' Solvent Cement or Primer •1.23 pint IECOME PARTO~ . A FAMILY. ST. PAUL · LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday School-9: 15 o.m. Worohlp S.rvlc..-10: 30 o.m. Thurodty Summer Service · 7:30p.m. Arthur C. lund, P•stor Cor . jnd st. 1 Sycomoro Pomeroy Vlallarl olwoya welcome. BROTHERHOOD OF RAILWAY CARMEN RACI:LAND LODGE NO. :i44 ' . SIMPLJi-ANYONE CAN DO IT. ALSO BE READY FOR THE NEW RURAL' WA1'ER ' . OPEN TO PUBLIC AFTER S:OO PM 992-3748 CAMDEN PARK U.S. 60 WEST- HUNTINGTON Closed Every Monday Except Labor Day Phones tO!I North SecOnd Av~nue OR 992-5020 M.idd\eport, Ohio tnao ' �pra~ cr ST PAUL LUT HERAN Corner Second and Syc amore St .. Pom eroy , lht Rev . Arthur C. I uno , paslor . Sunday sc ho(ll , 9 , 15 .,m ,; worsh ip sen1lce . 10 . :10 ~ m , ; tnl"!e-le rs ' summ~r serv ict. Thursda v, 7 : 30 p .m : Charles Ev~tn $ , Chrlstran edu cM ion supe r tn • lendent , POMEROY POMEROY TR IN ITY Re\1 . W H. Ptrr ln , pntor . Roy May&r , Supt. Church School, 9 : 1S a . m .~ worship , 10 :14 a . m . , vouth choir rehearsal M(mday , 6:30p .m . ; Mrs . Marvin Burt , d i rector ; senior c hoir rehearsal , 7:30 'p .m ., Thurs . day , Mrs . Paul Neese . d i rec tor . POMEROY CHURCH OF THE- NAZARENe - Corner Un ion and Mulberry. Rev . Clyde V. Henderson , pastor . Sunday school . 9.30 a .m .• Glen M c Clung , su p t. ; morning worsh ip, 10 ·30 a.m ., even ing serv ice , 7 : 30 : mid -week ser · Viet. Wednesday , 7:30p .m . GRACE ·EPI$COPAL - Morntng prayer and sermon, 10 . 30 a.m . Holy commun ion and sermon , Hrs l Sundays , 10 : '3 0 a .m. Church school , k i ndergarten through eigh th grade , 10: 30 e .m . POMEROY CHURCH OF CtiRIST - Mr . Ho yt Allen , J r ., pastor BibLe S<hOot . 9: 30a .m ., worship, 10 :30 ; adult worsh ip serv ice and vouno people 's meet ing, bO i h 7: JO p .m . Sun day ., Wednesda y, combi ned Bible study and prayer meet ing , 7 · 30 p .m . THE SALVAT ION ARMY - · Envoy Ray W. Wining , off i ce r In charge , Sunday, 10 a .m ., Holi ness meet ing ; 10 . 30 a .m .• Sunday School. Young PeOple's Leg1on , 7 p .m . : Thursday , 1 to 3 p ,m , Ladles Home League, 7 p .m , Prep cla sses . FIRST SOUTHERN BAP· 'fiS'f- Corner of Second and Ander$on , Mason . Pa st or , Walter Cloud . Sund4Y SChOOl, 9: <45 a .m .; worship urv lc e, 11 a.m . and 7 :30 p .m . weekl y Bible st udv , Wednesday, 7 : 30 p .m . SACRED HEAR T - Rev F ath e r Bcmard Kra l ~ovh;, pastor . Phone 99 2-1815 . ·s aturday e v~n l no Man, 7·30 p .m . Sunday Mass , 8 and 10 a.m. Con f ess i ons ~ Saturdt~~y , 7:30 p. m . POMEROY FIRST BAP · TIST - Robert Kuhn , pa stor ; Will iAm wanon , sunQay schoot supt . Sunday school , 9: 30 4. m . ; BVF . 6 p.m .: Bi bl e st udy , Wedn es.dav , 'I p m . ; c ho i r pra c tice, Wedn esday . 8: 30p .m . POMEROY WESLEYAN HO-LINESS CHUR CH Harrisonv i lle Road , Rev . O' Dell Mlln ley , Pa stor·: H e~;~ ry Eblin , Sunday School Supt . Sunday Schoo l 9: 30 a . m .: Even ing wor sh ip 7 : 30 p.m ; Praye r and Pra~se serv 1ce . Thursday , 1 ~ 30 p .m . NEA SE SET TLEMENT C HAP EL Non · denom !na t ional , George S. Oil er , Pa stor . Sunday SchootlO am . Worsh ip Serv i ce 11 a. .m . Sund ay n ight services 7 JO p m . Wednesday Prayer meeting i :30 p .m . Everyone welcome . POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200 W Main St. - Loren T . S tep~ ens , evangelis t. phon e 992 · 7856 . Conservat i ve , no n inst rumenta l Sunday worship , 10 a .m ., Bib le study , II a.m .: worsh ip , 6 p.m . Wed nesday Bib l e stu dy , 7 P.l1'l . MIDWAY COMMUNITY C H U R C H ._ ( n o n · di:!nom inat lo!'a i ), Langsv i lle· Dexter Road , th e Rev . Worley Ha ley, pastor . Sunda y school , 10 a .m .• evening worship . 7: 30 · p .m , Prayer meet i ng , Tuesday , ?:30 p .m ., you th group , Friday, 7: 30p .m . Tuppers Plains Apple Grove 1- Society News · News, Events a m 1. m ee Ung , rh lrJ Wrd n t'sd.,y , 7 30 p 111 GkEA'J &&NO ~orsh l p II rt 111 , Jnd iW d Alh S tlndity ~ . Churc h Sc hool . 10 il. lll· _.. LE"l'AAT FALLS - Wor \\h lp , If\ ., ,m 1 churt h School, 9 lU n , Bib le ~ l u dy , 7 : JO p.m. every 1 U/'l(,(lit 'f' _.MOR N lNG STAR ~... Worship 9:;'10 ~ . l'n ; C,ur c h School 10 :30 ft m.; Mid W~ e k Serv ice, MT.~NION BAPTIST .., , • Ct-·'11 •,, '' UO I BAR.~EV ox. pu tor Su nd a y 5up t. , J oe Say re ..~u nda v. s.c hool , 9 <1 $ i' , rn , SHndM even ing w or sh ip , / : JO w dn esd.ay prilty ~ r and Bibl e study . 7 30 p .m TUPPERS CHRISTIAN THAR !! I 8EAT,'IE ANOTHER GA.ME,SNUFFY.· THAT'S THUTTV CENTS \fE NOW PLAt-H$ CHURCH TANGLED· WIRES '{OI.jR rlA005 DEAD, • GOO - Racme Rou t e 2 The Rev Ch ar les H a_nd , pa stor Sun day sc ho o L . 9 . 45 a .m ., morn_, ng worShip , 11 a . m . Ev_en rng serv1ces, iuesday and Fri da y , 7 30. BEARl</ALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST . Bib le d . s 1u Y· 9 · 30 a . m ; morn1.ng wors h !P · 1_0 30 a.m . ; evenmg worsh1 p , 6 30 ~ m . Wednesday Btb le study : ? -30 p .m 3:5· 14 • :·Ii Carmel News, By the Day Mrs. Shelby Pickens and , family of Syracuse, Mr . and Mrs. Frank Hudson, and Mr, and Mrs. Gene Hudson and Joy rt Racine were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Ta lor on , Sunday Y I Mrs. ;_.na Gibson of Florida , and daughter." Mrs. James Circle of New Haven W V ~ Yillted with Mrs. Ma~y Cir~~ on Saturday. Calling on Sunday __ M nd M G , "... r. a rs. eorge Circle and daughter and James Circle, .II of New Haven, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Joflrwon, Patrick lind Sheryl I cMalled at the homeJ ofh Mr. anl!f 0 oug 1as o nson o r~: Racme on Sunday evening . Ralph Lee called at the ho~e of Betty Van Mete~ and flll!'oly Sunday evening, Wllham Carleton of Radne called at the V";:; Metedr ~orne onhSaturdayf, r. an rs. Art ur Orr o Chester called at the home of . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee and family recenUy, M • ary Ire1e and Betty Van Meter e~changed greetings with Eun1e Brinker on Monday evening, c· FOREST RUN - Wors h ip 9 am . , Churc h Sc hool 10 a .m .: W SCS, 3rcJ Wednesday, 7: 30 P ~ INEASVILLE - ' worsh i p 10 i\ ,m , , Chur c h School 9 a .m .; wscs M · 3rd onday , ?:30 p .m . SYRACUSE Church SChOOI 1 9 a .m . ; worsh l() ser . Vice, 7. 30 p .m . SOUTHERN Cl UST ER Re¥ . Frank Cheese brew Rev . Lar'ry Pot1n9 Rev . Howard Shivel ey BETHAN Y ( Dorcu) Worstrip , 9 :30 am .: Church Schoo l IO : lO am . CAR MEL Worship , 11 a nL . 1s t and Jrd Sund•v s,· Bk i: THREN IN CHRIST ·- Bib le Study 10 a ,m ,; 'Wor sh ip Ed R Bl k 1 S 1 on · a e.pasor . vnd ay 11 i1m , .'!lnd7. p .m , Bib le Stud y 5 ch oo l, 10 a .m . : Winn i e Weoncsdlly 7 p Vo c al Hol si ng er , Sunt Morn in g musJc se rmon, I t a . m .• Even ing MASON AS SE MBLY \.r ser vice Chrls t i tm Endeavor , GOO S<>cond st .. Muon , w . 7 30 m .: Mr s LYda va Ches t er Te nnant p es- tor Cheyat e r , ptcsident'. Song Sunday sc hool , n) lt .m ,; servr ce and sermon , 8: 20, M i d: • morn ing wor ship , 11 a .m .; Wect<. prayer mec Jing Wed evan gelisti c servi ce, 7 ·3o p .m . nesd~y . 7. 30 p .m . Mrs . Mar ie Biblestudy&ndpray or n rv lce , Ho1 SmS1J er , c lass teader . Wednesoay. 1: 30 p .m . Phone CHUR1:H OF JESUS 773 ·5133. CHRI ST .... LQcated a t Rutt"nd H ARTF ORD CHURCH OF On New Lima Roa d, nut ' tO CHRI ST in Chri stia n Unloh f: orP.st Acre Pa rk 1 Rev . ~ay · The Rev . Wl l llom Campbe ll, Rov se &I R b 1M S ' pa or ; 0 or us!utr, Pli S.tof , unday Sc hool , 9 : 30 Sunday School sup!. S1Jnd3y a .m : Ja m es Hu ghes supt , school , IO : lO a .m .; worship even ing Ser v !ce, 7 :30 p .ni '. 7:30 P m , S ible study. Wed Wed n e:s dll y evening pr'av e r ne!ld&y , 7: 30 p .m . S &lurt~ay meet ln o , 7 : 30 P m , YoUth n ight prayer servi c e, 7; 30 p .m . prayer service each 'Tuesday Chur ch Schoo l , 10 am . APPLE GROVE ... Worship , 7: 30Pm f i rs t Md J hlrd Sun days ; Ct1ur c h sc hool , 9 . 30 am ; pray er mee ting , fi rs t Wt~dnesday , 7: 30p .m . EAST LETART - Worsh ip , 7.30 p .m .. second and tounh Sund.lYS i c hurc h ~r~c hoo l, 9: 30 CHRI STIAN - R:og6r Watson . p astor . R/Jy Wha ley, supt ,; Morning worship , 9; 30 a.m 1 , hur cn school, 10 30 4 .m ., Young people'~r~ m eflt lny , b :JO pm : t! veniny wor N ~ r f'l , /,1!1. : 1., /'rt,J. ' tJ dy , y., ., 11 , 1 /, 11 m · :o v ' , . ; F AIRVIEW BIB LE CHOACH, Le tart , W,. Ve , 1 R:t , 1. Rev . George Hou:har , pastor . Sunday Sc hool 9 : 30 ~ . m , Prayer and Blbla studv 7 : 30 p ,m , · Cottbg e Pray e r <;o rvl c e Tuesday 10 e , m . Worsh i p Service , 'Tt1urSdlt y 7. 30 p .m . ~ I'>EMP'N. 11/WTHI!~ I •• Wednesday Romans I:3·5, 18·32 • LThursday Romans !J'J. ABNER 3:9·26 • Friday John THANKS TO THAT BLESSED II Corinthian s GOE.S ITSWA'I - AN'SKUNK ~ARTH~KE,DOG~TCH I :29-34 HOLLOW GOES ITS!! 5:21 • Saturday -~~-~ li Peter 1:19·21 Hebrews 2:1-4 . Looks like. a jumbled mass of wires, doesn't it? But to experienced f~ngers, each lone ~as a meaning, and by plugging l he right cord in the roght place, a moracle in commu·nication is established, Much in life seems hopelessly jumbled. Yet so many of our problems can be solved if we cut through the maze of our personal "tangled wires" and get to the heart of the .matter. To do this, we need to know what is essential and what is non-essential. We need a sense of values In this complicated age,. it is hard to si'!lplify things, It is difficult to grasp and understand those basic precepts which have always endured and which will serve us in the years to co me. . Go to the church of your choice next' Sunday. Listen with open ears, mond, and heart. It may mark the beginning of a new uncluttered channel of communication for you, \ ' !falpluret M!Kttd by tJ\e Amulun Bible Society MONTGOMERY WARD Au thorized Catalog Merchanl CATALOG UE STOR E Mr. and Mrs . Charles R. Sheels Pomeroy 992·3001 106 Court St. Lou is W Osborne Pomeroy Ph. 992 -2178 MA001YOU MUSr 5TOP WA5TING' 'l'OUR TlME; ... AND MONEY.... ON ME!....-"'ll : Dial992-2318 296 W. Second CARPET-LAND, INC. Pomeroy Ph. 992-7590 Pomeroy •• •• Ph. 992-3354 •• •• • ~=~ THE MOTOR PARTS CO. MIDDL EPORT, OHIO .. . . 1S7 Walnut St.. Mi dd leport MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS We Fill All Doct ors' Pret- c ription s 992-295S Cor. Rls. 7&S54 Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 367-7414 MAYER & HILL BARBER SHOP • LODWICK'S MARKET FULL SERV ICE SHOP Radla: Cu ts &Toupees 120 E. Main Sl, .· Pomeroy G enera) M erchandi se Tuppers Plains Cheshire Ph. 667-3280 ROYAL OAK PARK ROSEBERRr'S. SERVICE STATION Family Rec r ea ti on Racine Swimmi ng . Ca mping Sy ra cuse Ph . 949-9591 Ph . 992-2826 think ... ••• 1-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + -- - - - - - - -- - - - - -- -1 MARK V STORE want !JOU to ••• Ph. 992·3863 Su pport th e Church of Your Choic e 104 W. Main I wouldn't ••• BIG BEND BARGAINS Free Esti m ates- Guaranteed Insta lla t ion GASOIJNE ALLEY •• •• ••• •• •• •• . THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Nationwide Insura nce Co. o f Columbus, 0 . 307 Spring Ave. pomeroy 116 w. Main . MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH P. J. PAULEY, AGENT , OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. . WAID CROSS SONS STORE Bakers of Holsum Bread MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Grocenes & Ge neral Merchand ise Racine ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. Ph. 949.5772 ' . l ! ••• ~.'Dt4 ..••• 5. Sun-dried brick Winglike Parting words 14. Ancie nt r--;ijO()W::;M~N-l ••• •• • •• •• GAUL'S MARKET SMITH NELSON MOTORS RIDENOUR SUPPLY Furniture and H~rdwa re Middl eport Ph . 985·3308 Homellte Saws • AMANDA PA,NDA •• ANOTH~R AMPHIBIAN Chesler, o. 1'5 THE SALAMMID£R· BEN FRANKLIN STORE Ba kers of Good Bread HUNTINGTON, W. VA. Pomeroy Ph. 992·3498 NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE M&R FOODLINER " Kerm's Korner" MID DLEPORT, OHI O Kermit Wal lon Pomeroy, 0 . ~----------------~----~.-- GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN F. J. WALLACE JEWELERS Short Orders..,-Ca rry-Oul A Cool Dining Room St. Rt. 7 . Chesler, Ohio . Bu lova Walchos- Sole• 11, Servl~e Mlddleporl, 0 : . RACINE FOOD MARKFT The Store Wllh A Heart • Ph. 949-33A2 • Ra cine ......... 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CRYPTOQUOTES ACAURSK WZF SADIE'S MARKET ~lJ}JWOO~;~ ~.Perennial Hamlet's •• • (@ 1~71 Kine Featuru S7ndlcat.,lnc.) DOWN I. Member or the Golden Horde 2. Peerless ACROSS 1. Forbidden •• •• REAL ESTATE BROKER 110 Mec han ic St. Ph . 992-3325 Yesterday's Cryptoquote: ANY SUBJECT CAN BE MADE INTERESTING, AND THEREFORE ANY SUBJECT CAN BE MADE BORING.-HILAIRE BELLOC by THOMAS JOSEPH ••• ••• ••• • DBA Anthony P lumbing and Healing 337 N. 2nd Middlepor t 992·3550 GOEGLEIN READY MIX • 1 ••• •• '• VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR. CHESTE R, OHIO ! : LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE •• Aulhorlzed Buick, Ponllac, GMC Dealer 500 E. Ma in Sl. Ph. 992-2174 ;' )) I phone 992-3284 GET MY NEiiVE iiACK! WE6K! Ctlpyrl1ht 197) kt!lt~r Mn•tl•lnr S;ervlct, Inc., Sll'llburr Vlrrtnle SEARS 220 E. Mai n TAI<ES ME THAT LON& E~ ... OKAY, PETUNIA! !!AMi TIME NEXT With the hope it will. in .some measure. foster and help sustain that which is good in family and community life, thi s feature is sponsored by the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. · ft GROVE TH INK OF IT AS BE I!'lG SWEPT UP IN THE POPULAR NOSTALGIA CRAZ!: ~ 2:9 m.: H EMLOCK PUA() I'Oit MllfCV AS • A St>IIL Tuesday Exodus 19:5-6 I Peter • :.i · Rev . R ichard E. Jarv is ASBURY Wor sh ip 11 am .. Ch u r ch Sc hooi9 : SO<!~ . m . • w sc s. 1st Tuesday TEXTBOOK 'i II Peter q '. EVERY'I"HiflG IN TH IS. 1:1 Portland - Racine Road . Ralph Jo hnson , p as tor . H e rbert White, Su nday School Direc tor . Sun d ay School, 9 . 30 a .m .; Morn1ng worship, 10 : 30 am .; Sunday evening se r vice 7 p m Wednesday e v enrng pray e r se r vIces. 7 · 30 o m By Mrs. Evelyn Briekles Sunday School _attendance By Mrs, Herbert Roush was 47' and offering $15.87. Mrs, Dallas Hill, Mrs. Dolly Worship attendance was 22 and ~olfe, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall. offering $30.75. BETHLEHEM BAPTIST, Great Bend - Rev. Watter P . Roush and son Joey, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rice B 1kacsan , pastor . Sunday Darrell Norris and daughter, attended the funeral of her school, 9: 30 a.m .; wor shi p Thursday , 7: 30 p .m . Tracy, attended a birthday sister, Mrs. James Christy, at MT . OLIVE CHURCH - service, CARLETON CHURCH HAZEL COMMUNITY Long Bo ttom , Sunday School , K in gsb ury Road Sunday ., party for Miss Wendy Wolfe, Columbus Friday morning , CHURCH - Near Long Bot - 10 a.m wilh Wi ll ard Pigotl, Sct-roo l , 9 30 a.m., Ra lph Carl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Burial was in New Lexington. tom Es.til Ha rt , pastor ; Roy sup! . Evangelis t message eac h su pt. worship service, 10 : 30 Brown. assistant pastor . Sunday evening , 7 : 30pm . by a m . and 1 30 p .m alte rn ate l y . Wolfe Jr., at Middleport. Those visiting Mr. and Mrs, Sund.a Elder Russell Cline, min1s ler Prayer meet1ng. Wedn esday, y school , 10 a m ., Ch urch Greg Donohew, Mark and Thurman Babcock were Mr. 1 . 30 p m . each Sunday of th e Aposto l ic Fai ft1 . Bible 7 30 p .m Rev . Jay St i l es, ; prayer meetmg , 7 : 30 St udy , Wed nesday , 7:30 P.m . oastor . . Douglas Donohew of Circleville and Mrs. Marion Rijlgs of pevemning . Thursday . OLO DEXTER · CON · MIDDLEPORT PEN · STIVERSVILLE COM · G~EGATIONAL CHURCH spent a w~kend with Mr. and Logan, Rev. and Mrs. Bob TECOSTAL Third Ave ., th e MUNIT Y CHURCH - Sunday Rev . Carl Rl'chard s , Mrs. Roy .Donooew. Wyatt of Parkersburg, Mr. and Rev . Wrll fa m Kni tt el, pastor . schoo l se rv ice, 10 a .m . ; ,Prayer paslor . Mr s. Worley Mr, and llirs. Roy Donohew Mrs. Dipsmore Boyles, l~al , Rona ld Dugan , Sunday Sch ool m eet mg, TMu rsday, 7 p .m , F ran cis, Su nday sc hool su pt . ; Sup t Classes for all ages ; Su nday even ing ser v ice. 7 p.m . Su nd ay sc hool , 9 : 45 am .; and gtandchlldren, Douglas Willlam Hausington of even 1ng se r vice, 7:30 pm .; ZION CHURCH OF CHR 1ST c hurc h serv ices, second and Pomeroy . H a rr TS Onv ill e fourth Su nd ays follow ing and Mark Donohew, visited Reedsville Route and Mr. and Bibl e stu dy , Wednesday , 7: 30 p .m , youth serv1ces , Fri day , Road . Kenneth Eberts , pa stor . Sunday ,schooL fi rst and th1rd Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Webster Mrs. lsacc Jackson of Racine . 7:30 pm . Paul ,M cElroY . Su n day School Sunday evenings. 7: 30p .m FREEWILL BAPTIST - Su pt . Sun day School 9: 30a .m ; LO ,NG BO, TTOM and daughter, Anita , of Mrs. Maud Grey is a patient Corner Ash and F:'lum , Mid - mo r ning worship and co m - CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Cleveland at the home of Mr. at Camden (!lark Hospital in dleport ; Noel Herrman , - mu n ion , 10:30 a m .; Sunday Wyatt, pa stor ; Sun day Schoo l pa s to r . Sa turday even i ng evening youth Christian en su p t., Rona ld Osborne. B i bl e and Mrs. Toni Sayre at MI. Parkersburg. service, 1 p m . Sunday sc hoo L deavor , 6 30 ; worst1ip ser - Sc hoo L 9 ·30 am . ; pr eaching 10 a . m .; Sunday evening vices, Su nday , 7 30 p m "Alto, W.Va., Sunday evening. 10 :45 a.m , Eveni ng services ,' Diana Massar of Eastern is worsh ip , 7 p .m Wednesday evening prayer 7: 30p .m . Misses Vicki and Joyce visiting a few days with Lisa FIRST BAPTIST of M id · mee t1n g and Bib le study , ?:30 HYSELL RUN FREE ' d l eport , corner of Six th and P m. METHODIST - Rona ld We ll s, Winebrenner of Cheshire are Riggs of Logan. Pa lmer Street s. Rev . Charles ' ST . JOHN LUTHERAN pastor Sunday ,Sc hool 9 : 30 spending a week with their p astor. Danny Pin e Gr ove. the R ev Arthur a m .. Morning worship, 10 : 30 Mrs. Frank Upton is a , s 1mons, Thomp so n , Su nd ay Sc h ool Com bs, pa, lor Sunday s'hool. am.; Young People's Servi ce grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. patient at Veterans Memorial Supe rintenden t. Sunday 9. JO a .m ..· churc h services, 6 45 p m , Evange li sti c ser Vernon Donohue. chu r ch schoo l for ever~one 10 30 a.m . Hospital in Pomeroy, p .m . Prayer v rc e1 7: 30 9: 15 am ., Morn1 ng wor sh'i p ·BRADBURY CHURCH OF mee tin g, Thur sday, 7· 30 p .m . Mr , •· and Mrs. Gerald Dinsmore Boyles, sister Mrs. 10 15 a.m .; Evening se r vices, CHRIST . B ib le ScM oo!, 9 30 'FREEDOM GOSPEL Hayman and Keith visited Mr. Ada Evans of Grand Blanc, FJO p .m .; Wednesday pray e r am, mornin g worst-ri p, 10 .30 MISSION - Ba ld Knobs , Rev . s.erv 1ce, 7: J() p .m . EM'tr a youth a .m . Sunday even ing Wor ship L . R ~Gi u esenca mp , pa stor. and Mrs , Gene Jewell at Mich ., came here to attend the activ i ties on Sunday , S p .m .. Serv tc e, 7 30 p m ., c hoir Roger Wi lfred , Sr ., Sunday for all youth up to sixth grade; prac ti ce Sunday and Wed - Sc hool. Supf . Su nday Sch ool Letart, W. Va., Route. funeral Of a cousin, Mrs. Della 6: 30 lor junior and sen ior high nesday, 7 p ,m ., p rayer m eet1ng 9: 30 a.m ; Sunday even ing Mr. and Mrs, Robert Casper Sterm, and to visit for a few students and Bible Study Wednesday , worship 7 30. Prayer meeting , •OF CHRIST , 7: 30 p ·m Tuesday, 7: 30 p m . Ernest and grandchildren, Brian and days with her brother, Mr. and M CHURCH i ddlepor t , 5th and Ma1n. ANTIQU lTV BAPTIST - D ee ter, c lass .leader . You th Billy Dye, of Columbus are Mrs. Boyles when she suffered Raulin Moyer . paslor . Michael Rev . F r eel and . Norris, pastor mee t1ng , Wed n es day , 7 : 30 Ge rl ach, Sunday Sc hool supt. Sunday sc hool 10 a .m. ; Church p m , Ernest Deeter , leader . spend~ their vacation with a heart attack and was taken to " Bible Scho ol. 9 . 30 a . m ; serv 1ce , 7 p rn . Wednesday MT. HERMON CHURCH OF Mrs . DOlly Wolfe and family, Camden Clark Hospital in mornmg worshi p , 10:30 a .m ., Bib l e St udy , 7 p m . THE UNITE.O BRETHREN IN evening worship, 7 30 p .m . ; RACINE FIRST CHURCH CHRIST - Robert Shook , Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Parkersburg. Her son came prayer servi ce 7 p m Wed OF THE NAZARENE - pastor Su nday school, 9 : 30 Sunday Sc hooL 9:30 a . m .; a .m , Russell Spencer, supt ., and Mrs, Lester Roush were Monday by plane to be ' with nesday . MIPDLEPO~T CHURCH Morn1ng Worship, 10 ·30 a,m , ; worsh ip ser v ic e, 10 : 45 a .m , Mrs. Roger Manuel and her. OF THE NAZARENE - Rev. Evenin g worship , 7.30 p.m ; evening worsh i-p a1t ernat1ng Audry ' M rl ter , pastor ; Lewis Wed nesday .Mid -Week Serv ice . w1th c. E at 7:30 p m . ! on daughter, Angie," Dorcas, Mr. Several· from here attended E ll iS, Sun.day schoo l supt . , Sun day Sc hool Su p erintend ent. Sunday Pray er m ee ti ng, 7 : 30 and Mrs, Jim Connally, Brian the dedication and banquet at Sunday sc hoo L 9 · 3o a .m ; Ge r a l d Wells P astor, Rev . p .m Wedn esd ay . Alfr ed Wolf e, morning wor shi p , 10 :30; junior Morr is M Wolfe . • lay leader and Shelly of Syracuse, Our Lady of Loretta Church society , 6 30 p .m . NYPS, 6: 45 WHITE'S CHAPEL p m Sun day evangelistic Mrs, Phyllis Young of Mason here Sunday evening; RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Coolvi lle RD Rev . Roy Deeter , meeting , 7: 30 p .m . Prayer Walter P . Sikacsan, pastor , pastor . Sunday school , 9 : 30 spent Tuesday with her Mr, and Mrs, Carl Barnhill me~ frng , Wednesday . 7 '30 p m Ronni e Sal ser . S S. Supt. ; a.m .: worship se r vice , 10 . 30 ' Sunday School, 9 :30 a . m . , a . m Bi b l e study and prayer parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald and Mrs. Edith Betzing went to UNITED MI~IHRY OF Morn1ng Worsh ip 10 : 45 a.m . ; SC"n.-: e. Wednesday, 7: 30p .m Hayman. Colwn bus to the Shedinger MEIGS COUNTY, The Unit ed Sunday evening worship 7.30 RUTLAND Church. Dw ight p m . Wednesday evening Bible RUTLAND CHURCH OF Butch Ables, student at funeral home to pay respect in P1'esbyterian L . Za vl tz, Pasto r -Director; S1ud y, 8 p .m CHRIST - Ke ith Wi se, pastor . Technical Institute at ln- the death of their sister, Mrs . FIRST UNITEO PRES · OANVtLLE WESLEYAN _ Sunday Sc hool, 9: 30a .m ., V H . BYTERIAN , Harr iso n dianpolis, Ind., is spending a James Christy. Rev Lawre n ce Su ll ivan. Bra ley, sup t ; wo r ship serv ice v ille, Sunday Church pa stor , s~n d ay School 9 : 30 and communion . 10.30 a .m .; tim day · vacation with his Mr, and Mrs, Eldred Grimes School. 9: 30a . m ., Mrs . Homer a.m , yout h and 1unlor youth eve ni ng se rvic e, 7·30 p .m . , , Supt , Morn ing Worship , servi ce. 6: 45 p m ; even ing Wednesday, Bibl e stud y, 7· 30 parents, Mt. and Mrs. Jack and his . mother, Mrs, Cora Ll~e 10: 30 a .m lar board m eeti ng , FIRST UNITED PRES · wor st11 p , 7 : 30 p m ; praye r and Pt h1mrd Regu Ables. Satu rd ay each -mon th , Grimes, of Athens visited his BYTERCAN, Middl e - praise, Wednesday, 7 JO p m . 7 30 p.m. SILVER RUN FREE Mrs. Alice Balser celebrated sister, Mrs. Neisel Weather· port , Sunday Schoo l School . BAPTI ST Rev . Howard RUTLAND COMMU NIT Y John F . Fultz, Supt .; 9 30a .m ., her birthday Saturday at the man Sunday. Mrs , Helen Morn ing Worsh ip , 10 ·30 am Kimble. pastor Su nd ay Sch ool , , CH UR: CH - Su nda_y Schoo l , 10 am .• H enry Davis, supt ,; 9 : 30a . m . ; Wor sh 1p ser vice, 11 home of her daughter, Mr, and Kaylor came and took he,.. to evenmg se rv ice, 7:30 p .m . a . m .. Wednesday p r. ayer Mrs. Jack Ables. her ~orne for supper Sunday Pray~r m eeting , Th ur sday, ~eetlng, 7. 30 f · m . Sunday 7 JO p m ntght ·wor sh lp, : 30 p.m . ' Mrs. Glenn Wolfe of evening. MEIGS CHESTER CHURCH OF RUTLAND CHURCH OF COOPERATIVE Washington, D. C., is spending GOO f.!ev . Jam es Sat , THE NAZARENE Rev . Mrs . Edna Shockey of PARISH tert i eld , pastor . Sun day school , Lloyd o. Gr i mm , Jr , pa stor . her vacation with her brother, Ravenswood and Mrs. Juanita THE UNITED 9·30 am ; worship se rvi ce, 11 Su n day SCh oo l , 9 : 30 a . m . ; METHOOIST CHURCH am ., e ve n ing se rv ice , 7; Morning wor sh1 p , 10 : 30 am ; Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wheeler. Harris of Xenia were Monday RobertT . Bumgarner p raye r se r.., ice a nd youth Youn g peop le's serv ice , 6: 45 ·Director · Mrs. Allee Balser spent a guests of Mrs, Shockey's sister, 'ierv icc, Wednesday, 7 p m p m , ; Evangelis tic se r vice ; POMEROY CLUSTER LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN 7: 30p .m . W ednesday even ing recent weekend with her son, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nichols. R ev . Carl E . Hlc.ks CHURCH - Rober t E . M usser , service, 7 30 pm . Rev . o . Wm . Sydenstricker Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Balser pa stor . Sunday Sc hoo l , 9: 30 MASON COUNTY Mrs. Mabel Hostetter is a CHESTER - W or sh ip 9 · 15 am : Rot>e~ t Bobo , su pt.; THE HILAND CHAPEL , at Tuppers Plains. medical patient at Veterans a .m . ; Chur c h Sc hool 10 a .m . morn ing wor s h ip, 10 . 30 ; Ge org e Cas t o, pa stor . Su nday ·ENTERPRISE -- Worship, 9 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Adams Memorial Hospital in a .m , Church School , 10 a .m . ' Sunday evening service, 7. 30 ; Sc hool , 9 .30 ; evenin g worship, Mid -week ser vi ce, Wednesday, 7: 30 Thur sday evening prayer: vllltedMr. and Mrs. Bobby Joe Pomeroy. FLATWOODS - Wors h ip, 11 7: 30pm se rv ic e, 7: 30p .m . a .m ; Churc h Sc hoo l 10 a .m . SYRACUSE CHUR:CH OF tvA SON FIRST BAPTIST Adams Sunday at Racine. Mrs. Myrtle Boggess has POMEROY - , Wor ship, THe NAZARENE Rev M . Second and Pomeroy Sts . , Stan Mrs. Ferne B. Hayman was a sold her property here and 10 30a .m .; Church SchOO I9 . 15 C L arrmore . p asto r . Bo b Craig, pasto r . Sund ay sc h oo l , !'J .m . ; UMY F 6 ~3 0 p.m Moore , Sunday Sc hool Su pt . 9 : 45a .m . : worship ser v ice , 11 guest over the weekend of Mrs, bought property near her ROCK SPRI~GS - Worsh i p Sunday Sc hool. c lasses lor all a . m . , tra in i ng un ion. 6 : 30 Leah Weatherby at Mid· daughter., Mr. and Mrs. 10 a .m ; Church School9 a .m . ; age s, 9 : 30a . m .; morning pm ; eveningworsh ip servlce , UMY F 6.30 p .m . wor ship , 10 . 45, NYP S Sun day , 7 .30 pm . Mid -week prayer dleport. MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Garland Brannon of 6: 30p .m . ; eva ngelisti c se r vice scrv,cc , Wednesday , 7: 30p .m . Rev . Robert Bumgarne r Miss Lorna Bell is visiting a Bridgeport, W, Va ., and will Sunday , 7' 30 p .m . M id·week: FAIRVIEW 8 I B L E H EATH Worst1ip 10 : 30 prayer mee_tlng , Wednesday , CHURCH - Leta rt Route 1, the few days with Miss Debbie move there soon, a.m . ; Church Sc hool9 30a .m .; 7: 30 pm ; Mrssl ona rym ee t lng , R e¥ , Stan Cra i g , p asto r . UMY F 1 p ,m Nellion at Parkersburg> . . • se cond Wednesday, 7:30 p .m Sunday sc h oo l 9 30 o . m ; Mr. and Mrs. Marion Riggs, RUTLAND - Wo r sh rp 9. 15 UNITED FAITH ,NO N - pray er and B ib le study , 7: 30 Mr. and Mrs. Dorsel Wilson Logan, were Sunday dinner am .• Chur ch Schoo l 10 a .m . : DENOMINATIONAL - Rev p .m Co ttoge pr aye r service , :· and sons of Slse0nvllle, W. Va., guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey u ~;~E~P - CE~TER _ Wor - ' Robert Smith , pas t or . sunday Tu esda y , 10 a .m .; wor sh ip hool, 9 ' 30 a .m .; cl ass leade r se r Vice, F r iday, 7: 30p .m . •' spen~ over the weekend with Lyons and son and Mrs. Eulah st1 ip 9 am .; E-norCt1 School 10 sc L eo Hill ; wor ship, ser vi c e: MASON CHURC,_. OF a .m .; UMYF Thur sdl!y, 1 p .m . 10:30 a .m; ct1ur ch , 7 : 3~ p .m . CHRIS T. p ., o . BOM 487. Miller Mh. Erma Wlllion . Swan . IY RACUSE CLUSHR E 0 E N U N I T E 0 Sl.. · Mason , W Vo Suhd ay TH I~K WI! HAVe 'iO KNOW Genesis M> . MORIAH CHURCH oF LATTER DAY $AINTS - GOO - Raci n e Rou te 2, the Rev . Ja mes M Muncy, pastor . Sunday sc hool. 9: 45 am . , m'ornlng worsh rp, 11 am , evening worst1ip , 7.30 p .m . p t' T d rayermee m g , u;s ay , 7.· 30 P_m ; Young p eop les mee trn g , 7. 30 p .m . T hu rs day . RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO ~ Bertha Kmgrey , subst i tute pas t o r . Sunday Sc h oo l , 10 a . m ., worship serv rce , 7 p .m . Sunday . Pray er meeting , Wednt:sdav , 7:30 p .m . OH, ~OU SHOULDN'T or= IT AS HAVING TO ~eMeM8S~ A LOT 0~ HISTORICAL FACTS AND DATE$, ilf/U/.1/?NS!. SIR , [)0 'IOU triJ:AN Mond~y IP 'oOil'Re OUT OF Bl.lLI.eT>S ANt? '/OUR :- ~ · M1 MT. MORIAH c·HuRcH oF SAMWITCHES ugem e Underwood . pa s tor ; Howsrd CaldWell , Jr ., Sundit 'f Sc hool S.Upt ,; Sunday Sc hool . 9:30 a .m . ; Morn i ng se rmon t · 10 . 30 a .m ., S und~y ev en in g sP. rv rce, 1 p m. . SE· V ENT H · OAY AD · VENTIST Locat e d on W e- dn esd~ty , 8 p.n, , MUlberry He lq t11S, near "' ~ORS~ CHAPEL - War V eteran s M c mor1tl Hosplt~t l. Sh ip 11 . B.m .: 15 t and Jrd LETART FALLS UNITED. Pomero y . Pauor H erb e rt Sun da ys , Chur c h SchoOL 10 BRETHREN Rev . F ree ~an d Norri s, P3 $tor , Floyd ~orr i s . Morgan St\bbath SChOO L ev e r v a . ~0RTLA ND wo ~h i1 7· -. o' su pt , Sunday sc hool. 9 :30a .m . , Saturday at 2 p .m . and worsh i p • r P -~ serv ice lollow lno at 3: 15 ' p m ._ P.m ., Church School 9:30a .m . morn ing sermon , IO : !JO a .m .; Open e. l bt e diSCUSSiOn eac h SUTTO N -·Wor ship , 11 a.m . Prayer servi ce, Wedn esday . Thur sda y at 7:30 p .m . at th e 2Qd .'lnd ..ath Sund a y s, Churc h 7:30p .m . CHESHIRE CHURCH OF c h ur c h " Th e Frie nd l y Sc hOOl 10 a.rn . Chu rc h ." WESLEYAN C Rac:lnel GOD OF PROPHE CY, 0 , P . GRA HAM UN ITED Wor s h i p , ll · i!lm ,; Churc h Sm it!l , pas tor . Sunday School , lOa .m .; Art-hur Henson , Supt. ; METHODIST P r ea c h i n g SchOoL 10 a.m . Morn lno worship , 11 a .m .; 9: 30 a .m ., f irst iii!' d second NORTH EAST CLUSTER Vovn g Peop les service. 7 p m .; Sundays of ea ch month ; third Rtv . Rob trt M te ( e Even ing ' serv i ce, 7: 30 p ,m . and fourth S und~ys e-a c h R e¥ . Stanley Brandv.m rnonth , wor ship service at 7!30 JOPPA - Wor ship 10 ~ m .; Wedn es(tf'Y M ld .Week Prayer S~; rv i ( e, 7 : 30 p .m .; Youth p .m . Wedn esday evenings at C hur ~ h Sc t100! 9 a .m .; Pray er 7 30, Pr&yer ~nd Bible St udy . M ee lmg , Wed n esday , 8 p .m . m eeting 6·JO p ,m ,; Evening FIRST SOUTHERN -BAP · LONG BOTTOM - Church wor ship , ?· JO p ,m . CHESTER CHURCH OF TIST 282 Mu lberr y Ave ., se rv ices. 9 a . m : Sunday R ev . P ome(oy aflll l a t ed w i th Sc hool 9: 45 a .n1 . Bible Study THE NAZAR E'NE Herbert Grate , pastor . Wor . S B C., the Rev . Fred Hill . ever y Thur s(lay , 7 : JO p.rn . pa stor ; Hershel M c Civre- , NORTH BETHEL ....... WOr · ship service, 11 a.m . and 7: 30 Sunday sc hool supt s unday sh ip 11 a .m .; Chur ch School 10 p m Sunday . Sunday School , 9 : 30 a.m . Richard Barton , sc hool. 9 :30 a .m .; morn ing !U n . worsh ip , 10 : 30 a.m ; Sunday ALFRED - Sunday sct1oo1. supt . Pri!yer meeting , Wed evangelis fl cmeetin 9 , 7:30p .m . 9: 45 ~ m eac h Sunday ; n esday , 7: 30 p,m . BRADBURY CHURCH OF Pray er meeting Wednesday preachrng at 11 a .m. ea ch ' ' Sund ay . Prayer meet ing , 7: 45 CHRIST r ·JO p m Clifford Smrth , DOLE PORT p m ~ ednesday , W SCS, 8 p m . nlinis l er . Sunday School 9 : 30 MT . MOfUAH BAPTIST _ on fhJrd Tuesdav each month . a .m .; morn ing ch ur ch 10 :30 Corner Four th an d Main . REEDSVILLE Sunday am ., Sunday evening service , Middleport. Rev . Henry Key , school , 9 30 ; prea ch ing , 7:30 7 30 p .m . Wednesday service, 8 Jr , pastor , sunday School, 9 . 30 P m . Sunday ; prayer meet ing . P m. LAUREL CLIFF FREE am ., Mrs . Ervi n Baumgard - 7 30p .m . Tuesday ; WSCS , 7.30 METHODIST - Rev . Robert ner , supf .; Morn ing worsh ip , f1rst Thursday eac h mon th , 10 45 a. m ~ SILVER RIDGE - Worship E Buckley·, pastor William JEHOVAH ' S WITNESSES _ 10 am .; Chu r ch Sc hoo l. 9 a .m . Badey, supt ; Sunday sc hool 9 :3 0 a.m ; morning wor ship , LMry Carnahan 1 presit1 1ng TUPPERS PLAINS m inister . Sunday , Brbl e lee- Wo rsh ip 9 a . m .; Chu r ch 10 . 30 a.m .; even ing worship, lur e, 9: 30 am ; Wa tchtow er Sc~~~d 0 a 'EHuRCH OF 7· 30 p .m . Wedn esday Christian Youth Crusade , 6: 30 p .m . : s tudy , 10 : 30 a .m ; Tu esday , c R: S Bi ble study , 7 :30p .m .; Thurs H I T .-: Hobart _Newe 11, prayer meellng , 7: JO p 1'11 ; day , min i s tr y sc ho ol , 7 : 30 supt Se rv l ~.:eweekl, y . 9 ._ 30a . m . Thursday choir practice , 7 p m ; servic e meeting 8 :30 on. Sunday . Preachrng fir st and p .m . p .m . th~rd S und~ys of mon th by DEXTER"' CHURCH OF MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Cl 1ffOrd Sm1lh , 9 : 30a .m . CHRIST Danny Evans , Chri st m Christian Union H 0 8 S0 N C H R IS T I~ N pastor , Norman C. Will, su pt . Lawrence Manley pastor . UNION ~ Darrel Doddn ll . Sund.!IY School 9 : 30 a .m .; Mrs Russell You n9 1 Su nda Y pas tor . Sunday School, ~ : 30 Wor ship ser v 1ce. 10 : 30 a .m . School Svp l . sun da y Sc:hoo l am ., Leona r d Gilmore , fi rst Chris t i an Endeavor Sun day 9: 30 am · Evening worship, elder ; even ing se rv 1ce, 7. 30 even ing . 7 : 30 Wednesday · pra yer p m W~dnesday prayer REORGANIZED CHURCH mee ting 7 · 30 p m meet1ng , 7 30 p .m OF JESUS ' CHR 1ST OF • LOOKY, FELL RS •• I GOT 'I SOME HAM WZ SKA IHM S RAM SAUOHR ; ACAU R SKWZ~' VTSTUA PEUZ VHM I UECAU P WZ OWA'o SKA SEO llR . - XKWZAMA I CAN'T SL~P LiKE 1HAT... �pra~ cr ST PAUL LUT HERAN Corner Second and Syc amore St .. Pom eroy , lht Rev . Arthur C. I uno , paslor . Sunday sc ho(ll , 9 , 15 .,m ,; worsh ip sen1lce . 10 . :10 ~ m , ; tnl"!e-le rs ' summ~r serv ict. Thursda v, 7 : 30 p .m : Charles Ev~tn $ , Chrlstran edu cM ion supe r tn • lendent , POMEROY POMEROY TR IN ITY Re\1 . W H. Ptrr ln , pntor . Roy May&r , Supt. Church School, 9 : 1S a . m .~ worship , 10 :14 a . m . , vouth choir rehearsal M(mday , 6:30p .m . ; Mrs . Marvin Burt , d i rector ; senior c hoir rehearsal , 7:30 'p .m ., Thurs . day , Mrs . Paul Neese . d i rec tor . POMEROY CHURCH OF THE- NAZARENe - Corner Un ion and Mulberry. Rev . Clyde V. Henderson , pastor . Sunday school . 9.30 a .m .• Glen M c Clung , su p t. ; morning worsh ip, 10 ·30 a.m ., even ing serv ice , 7 : 30 : mid -week ser · Viet. Wednesday , 7:30p .m . GRACE ·EPI$COPAL - Morntng prayer and sermon, 10 . 30 a.m . Holy commun ion and sermon , Hrs l Sundays , 10 : '3 0 a .m. Church school , k i ndergarten through eigh th grade , 10: 30 e .m . POMEROY CHURCH OF CtiRIST - Mr . Ho yt Allen , J r ., pastor BibLe S<hOot . 9: 30a .m ., worship, 10 :30 ; adult worsh ip serv ice and vouno people 's meet ing, bO i h 7: JO p .m . Sun day ., Wednesda y, combi ned Bible study and prayer meet ing , 7 · 30 p .m . THE SALVAT ION ARMY - · Envoy Ray W. Wining , off i ce r In charge , Sunday, 10 a .m ., Holi ness meet ing ; 10 . 30 a .m .• Sunday School. Young PeOple's Leg1on , 7 p .m . : Thursday , 1 to 3 p ,m , Ladles Home League, 7 p .m , Prep cla sses . FIRST SOUTHERN BAP· 'fiS'f- Corner of Second and Ander$on , Mason . Pa st or , Walter Cloud . Sund4Y SChOOl, 9: <45 a .m .; worship urv lc e, 11 a.m . and 7 :30 p .m . weekl y Bible st udv , Wednesday, 7 : 30 p .m . SACRED HEAR T - Rev F ath e r Bcmard Kra l ~ovh;, pastor . Phone 99 2-1815 . ·s aturday e v~n l no Man, 7·30 p .m . Sunday Mass , 8 and 10 a.m. Con f ess i ons ~ Saturdt~~y , 7:30 p. m . POMEROY FIRST BAP · TIST - Robert Kuhn , pa stor ; Will iAm wanon , sunQay schoot supt . Sunday school , 9: 30 4. m . ; BVF . 6 p.m .: Bi bl e st udy , Wedn es.dav , 'I p m . ; c ho i r pra c tice, Wedn esday . 8: 30p .m . POMEROY WESLEYAN HO-LINESS CHUR CH Harrisonv i lle Road , Rev . O' Dell Mlln ley , Pa stor·: H e~;~ ry Eblin , Sunday School Supt . Sunday Schoo l 9: 30 a . m .: Even ing wor sh ip 7 : 30 p.m ; Praye r and Pra~se serv 1ce . Thursday , 1 ~ 30 p .m . NEA SE SET TLEMENT C HAP EL Non · denom !na t ional , George S. Oil er , Pa stor . Sunday SchootlO am . Worsh ip Serv i ce 11 a. .m . Sund ay n ight services 7 JO p m . Wednesday Prayer meeting i :30 p .m . Everyone welcome . POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200 W Main St. - Loren T . S tep~ ens , evangelis t. phon e 992 · 7856 . Conservat i ve , no n inst rumenta l Sunday worship , 10 a .m ., Bib le study , II a.m .: worsh ip , 6 p.m . Wed nesday Bib l e stu dy , 7 P.l1'l . MIDWAY COMMUNITY C H U R C H ._ ( n o n · di:!nom inat lo!'a i ), Langsv i lle· Dexter Road , th e Rev . Worley Ha ley, pastor . Sunda y school , 10 a .m .• evening worship . 7: 30 · p .m , Prayer meet i ng , Tuesday , ?:30 p .m ., you th group , Friday, 7: 30p .m . Tuppers Plains Apple Grove 1- Society News · News, Events a m 1. m ee Ung , rh lrJ Wrd n t'sd.,y , 7 30 p 111 GkEA'J &&NO ~orsh l p II rt 111 , Jnd iW d Alh S tlndity ~ . Churc h Sc hool . 10 il. lll· _.. LE"l'AAT FALLS - Wor \\h lp , If\ ., ,m 1 churt h School, 9 lU n , Bib le ~ l u dy , 7 : JO p.m. every 1 U/'l(,(lit 'f' _.MOR N lNG STAR ~... Worship 9:;'10 ~ . l'n ; C,ur c h School 10 :30 ft m.; Mid W~ e k Serv ice, MT.~NION BAPTIST .., , • Ct-·'11 •,, '' UO I BAR.~EV ox. pu tor Su nd a y 5up t. , J oe Say re ..~u nda v. s.c hool , 9 <1 $ i' , rn , SHndM even ing w or sh ip , / : JO w dn esd.ay prilty ~ r and Bibl e study . 7 30 p .m TUPPERS CHRISTIAN THAR !! I 8EAT,'IE ANOTHER GA.ME,SNUFFY.· THAT'S THUTTV CENTS \fE NOW PLAt-H$ CHURCH TANGLED· WIRES '{OI.jR rlA005 DEAD, • GOO - Racme Rou t e 2 The Rev Ch ar les H a_nd , pa stor Sun day sc ho o L . 9 . 45 a .m ., morn_, ng worShip , 11 a . m . Ev_en rng serv1ces, iuesday and Fri da y , 7 30. BEARl</ALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST . Bib le d . s 1u Y· 9 · 30 a . m ; morn1.ng wors h !P · 1_0 30 a.m . ; evenmg worsh1 p , 6 30 ~ m . Wednesday Btb le study : ? -30 p .m 3:5· 14 • :·Ii Carmel News, By the Day Mrs. Shelby Pickens and , family of Syracuse, Mr . and Mrs. Frank Hudson, and Mr, and Mrs. Gene Hudson and Joy rt Racine were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Ta lor on , Sunday Y I Mrs. ;_.na Gibson of Florida , and daughter." Mrs. James Circle of New Haven W V ~ Yillted with Mrs. Ma~y Cir~~ on Saturday. Calling on Sunday __ M nd M G , "... r. a rs. eorge Circle and daughter and James Circle, .II of New Haven, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Joflrwon, Patrick lind Sheryl I cMalled at the homeJ ofh Mr. anl!f 0 oug 1as o nson o r~: Racme on Sunday evening . Ralph Lee called at the ho~e of Betty Van Mete~ and flll!'oly Sunday evening, Wllham Carleton of Radne called at the V";:; Metedr ~orne onhSaturdayf, r. an rs. Art ur Orr o Chester called at the home of . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee and family recenUy, M • ary Ire1e and Betty Van Meter e~changed greetings with Eun1e Brinker on Monday evening, c· FOREST RUN - Wors h ip 9 am . , Churc h Sc hool 10 a .m .: W SCS, 3rcJ Wednesday, 7: 30 P ~ INEASVILLE - ' worsh i p 10 i\ ,m , , Chur c h School 9 a .m .; wscs M · 3rd onday , ?:30 p .m . SYRACUSE Church SChOOI 1 9 a .m . ; worsh l() ser . Vice, 7. 30 p .m . SOUTHERN Cl UST ER Re¥ . Frank Cheese brew Rev . Lar'ry Pot1n9 Rev . Howard Shivel ey BETHAN Y ( Dorcu) Worstrip , 9 :30 am .: Church Schoo l IO : lO am . CAR MEL Worship , 11 a nL . 1s t and Jrd Sund•v s,· Bk i: THREN IN CHRIST ·- Bib le Study 10 a ,m ,; 'Wor sh ip Ed R Bl k 1 S 1 on · a e.pasor . vnd ay 11 i1m , .'!lnd7. p .m , Bib le Stud y 5 ch oo l, 10 a .m . : Winn i e Weoncsdlly 7 p Vo c al Hol si ng er , Sunt Morn in g musJc se rmon, I t a . m .• Even ing MASON AS SE MBLY \.r ser vice Chrls t i tm Endeavor , GOO S<>cond st .. Muon , w . 7 30 m .: Mr s LYda va Ches t er Te nnant p es- tor Cheyat e r , ptcsident'. Song Sunday sc hool , n) lt .m ,; servr ce and sermon , 8: 20, M i d: • morn ing wor ship , 11 a .m .; Wect<. prayer mec Jing Wed evan gelisti c servi ce, 7 ·3o p .m . nesd~y . 7. 30 p .m . Mrs . Mar ie Biblestudy&ndpray or n rv lce , Ho1 SmS1J er , c lass teader . Wednesoay. 1: 30 p .m . Phone CHUR1:H OF JESUS 773 ·5133. CHRI ST .... LQcated a t Rutt"nd H ARTF ORD CHURCH OF On New Lima Roa d, nut ' tO CHRI ST in Chri stia n Unloh f: orP.st Acre Pa rk 1 Rev . ~ay · The Rev . Wl l llom Campbe ll, Rov se &I R b 1M S ' pa or ; 0 or us!utr, Pli S.tof , unday Sc hool , 9 : 30 Sunday School sup!. S1Jnd3y a .m : Ja m es Hu ghes supt , school , IO : lO a .m .; worship even ing Ser v !ce, 7 :30 p .ni '. 7:30 P m , S ible study. Wed Wed n e:s dll y evening pr'av e r ne!ld&y , 7: 30 p .m . S &lurt~ay meet ln o , 7 : 30 P m , YoUth n ight prayer servi c e, 7; 30 p .m . prayer service each 'Tuesday Chur ch Schoo l , 10 am . APPLE GROVE ... Worship , 7: 30Pm f i rs t Md J hlrd Sun days ; Ct1ur c h sc hool , 9 . 30 am ; pray er mee ting , fi rs t Wt~dnesday , 7: 30p .m . EAST LETART - Worsh ip , 7.30 p .m .. second and tounh Sund.lYS i c hurc h ~r~c hoo l, 9: 30 CHRI STIAN - R:og6r Watson . p astor . R/Jy Wha ley, supt ,; Morning worship , 9; 30 a.m 1 , hur cn school, 10 30 4 .m ., Young people'~r~ m eflt lny , b :JO pm : t! veniny wor N ~ r f'l , /,1!1. : 1., /'rt,J. ' tJ dy , y., ., 11 , 1 /, 11 m · :o v ' , . ; F AIRVIEW BIB LE CHOACH, Le tart , W,. Ve , 1 R:t , 1. Rev . George Hou:har , pastor . Sunday Sc hool 9 : 30 ~ . m , Prayer and Blbla studv 7 : 30 p ,m , · Cottbg e Pray e r <;o rvl c e Tuesday 10 e , m . Worsh i p Service , 'Tt1urSdlt y 7. 30 p .m . ~ I'>EMP'N. 11/WTHI!~ I •• Wednesday Romans I:3·5, 18·32 • LThursday Romans !J'J. ABNER 3:9·26 • Friday John THANKS TO THAT BLESSED II Corinthian s GOE.S ITSWA'I - AN'SKUNK ~ARTH~KE,DOG~TCH I :29-34 HOLLOW GOES ITS!! 5:21 • Saturday -~~-~ li Peter 1:19·21 Hebrews 2:1-4 . Looks like. a jumbled mass of wires, doesn't it? But to experienced f~ngers, each lone ~as a meaning, and by plugging l he right cord in the roght place, a moracle in commu·nication is established, Much in life seems hopelessly jumbled. Yet so many of our problems can be solved if we cut through the maze of our personal "tangled wires" and get to the heart of the .matter. To do this, we need to know what is essential and what is non-essential. We need a sense of values In this complicated age,. it is hard to si'!lplify things, It is difficult to grasp and understand those basic precepts which have always endured and which will serve us in the years to co me. . Go to the church of your choice next' Sunday. Listen with open ears, mond, and heart. It may mark the beginning of a new uncluttered channel of communication for you, \ ' !falpluret M!Kttd by tJ\e Amulun Bible Society MONTGOMERY WARD Au thorized Catalog Merchanl CATALOG UE STOR E Mr. and Mrs . Charles R. Sheels Pomeroy 992·3001 106 Court St. Lou is W Osborne Pomeroy Ph. 992 -2178 MA001YOU MUSr 5TOP WA5TING' 'l'OUR TlME; ... AND MONEY.... ON ME!....-"'ll : Dial992-2318 296 W. Second CARPET-LAND, INC. 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OKAY, PETUNIA! !!AMi TIME NEXT With the hope it will. in .some measure. foster and help sustain that which is good in family and community life, thi s feature is sponsored by the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. · ft GROVE TH INK OF IT AS BE I!'lG SWEPT UP IN THE POPULAR NOSTALGIA CRAZ!: ~ 2:9 m.: H EMLOCK PUA() I'Oit MllfCV AS • A St>IIL Tuesday Exodus 19:5-6 I Peter • :.i · Rev . R ichard E. Jarv is ASBURY Wor sh ip 11 am .. Ch u r ch Sc hooi9 : SO<!~ . m . • w sc s. 1st Tuesday TEXTBOOK 'i II Peter q '. EVERY'I"HiflG IN TH IS. 1:1 Portland - Racine Road . Ralph Jo hnson , p as tor . H e rbert White, Su nday School Direc tor . Sun d ay School, 9 . 30 a .m .; Morn1ng worship, 10 : 30 am .; Sunday evening se r vice 7 p m Wednesday e v enrng pray e r se r vIces. 7 · 30 o m By Mrs. Evelyn Briekles Sunday School _attendance By Mrs, Herbert Roush was 47' and offering $15.87. Mrs, Dallas Hill, Mrs. Dolly Worship attendance was 22 and ~olfe, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall. offering $30.75. BETHLEHEM BAPTIST, Great Bend - Rev. Watter P . Roush and son Joey, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rice B 1kacsan , pastor . Sunday Darrell Norris and daughter, attended the funeral of her school, 9: 30 a.m .; wor shi p Thursday , 7: 30 p .m . Tracy, attended a birthday sister, Mrs. James Christy, at MT . OLIVE CHURCH - service, CARLETON CHURCH HAZEL COMMUNITY Long Bo ttom , Sunday School , K in gsb ury Road Sunday ., party for Miss Wendy Wolfe, Columbus Friday morning , CHURCH - Near Long Bot - 10 a.m wilh Wi ll ard Pigotl, Sct-roo l , 9 30 a.m., Ra lph Carl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Burial was in New Lexington. tom Es.til Ha rt , pastor ; Roy sup! . Evangelis t message eac h su pt. worship service, 10 : 30 Brown. assistant pastor . Sunday evening , 7 : 30pm . by a m . and 1 30 p .m alte rn ate l y . Wolfe Jr., at Middleport. Those visiting Mr. and Mrs, Sund.a Elder Russell Cline, min1s ler Prayer meet1ng. Wedn esday, y school , 10 a m ., Ch urch Greg Donohew, Mark and Thurman Babcock were Mr. 1 . 30 p m . each Sunday of th e Aposto l ic Fai ft1 . Bible 7 30 p .m Rev . Jay St i l es, ; prayer meetmg , 7 : 30 St udy , Wed nesday , 7:30 P.m . oastor . . Douglas Donohew of Circleville and Mrs. Marion Rijlgs of pevemning . Thursday . OLO DEXTER · CON · MIDDLEPORT PEN · STIVERSVILLE COM · G~EGATIONAL CHURCH spent a w~kend with Mr. and Logan, Rev. and Mrs. Bob TECOSTAL Third Ave ., th e MUNIT Y CHURCH - Sunday Rev . Carl Rl'chard s , Mrs. Roy .Donooew. Wyatt of Parkersburg, Mr. and Rev . Wrll fa m Kni tt el, pastor . schoo l se rv ice, 10 a .m . ; ,Prayer paslor . Mr s. Worley Mr, and llirs. Roy Donohew Mrs. Dipsmore Boyles, l~al , Rona ld Dugan , Sunday Sch ool m eet mg, TMu rsday, 7 p .m , F ran cis, Su nday sc hool su pt . ; Sup t Classes for all ages ; Su nday even ing ser v ice. 7 p.m . Su nd ay sc hool , 9 : 45 am .; and gtandchlldren, Douglas Willlam Hausington of even 1ng se r vice, 7:30 pm .; ZION CHURCH OF CHR 1ST c hurc h serv ices, second and Pomeroy . H a rr TS Onv ill e fourth Su nd ays follow ing and Mark Donohew, visited Reedsville Route and Mr. and Bibl e stu dy , Wednesday , 7: 30 p .m , youth serv1ces , Fri day , Road . Kenneth Eberts , pa stor . Sunday ,schooL fi rst and th1rd Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Webster Mrs. lsacc Jackson of Racine . 7:30 pm . Paul ,M cElroY . Su n day School Sunday evenings. 7: 30p .m FREEWILL BAPTIST - Su pt . Sun day School 9: 30a .m ; LO ,NG BO, TTOM and daughter, Anita , of Mrs. Maud Grey is a patient Corner Ash and F:'lum , Mid - mo r ning worship and co m - CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Cleveland at the home of Mr. at Camden (!lark Hospital in dleport ; Noel Herrman , - mu n ion , 10:30 a m .; Sunday Wyatt, pa stor ; Sun day Schoo l pa s to r . Sa turday even i ng evening youth Christian en su p t., Rona ld Osborne. B i bl e and Mrs. Toni Sayre at MI. Parkersburg. service, 1 p m . Sunday sc hoo L deavor , 6 30 ; worst1ip ser - Sc hoo L 9 ·30 am . ; pr eaching 10 a . m .; Sunday evening vices, Su nday , 7 30 p m "Alto, W.Va., Sunday evening. 10 :45 a.m , Eveni ng services ,' Diana Massar of Eastern is worsh ip , 7 p .m Wednesday evening prayer 7: 30p .m . Misses Vicki and Joyce visiting a few days with Lisa FIRST BAPTIST of M id · mee t1n g and Bib le study , ?:30 HYSELL RUN FREE ' d l eport , corner of Six th and P m. METHODIST - Rona ld We ll s, Winebrenner of Cheshire are Riggs of Logan. Pa lmer Street s. Rev . Charles ' ST . JOHN LUTHERAN pastor Sunday ,Sc hool 9 : 30 spending a week with their p astor. Danny Pin e Gr ove. the R ev Arthur a m .. Morning worship, 10 : 30 Mrs. Frank Upton is a , s 1mons, Thomp so n , Su nd ay Sc h ool Com bs, pa, lor Sunday s'hool. am.; Young People's Servi ce grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. patient at Veterans Memorial Supe rintenden t. Sunday 9. JO a .m ..· churc h services, 6 45 p m , Evange li sti c ser Vernon Donohue. chu r ch schoo l for ever~one 10 30 a.m . Hospital in Pomeroy, p .m . Prayer v rc e1 7: 30 9: 15 am ., Morn1 ng wor sh'i p ·BRADBURY CHURCH OF mee tin g, Thur sday, 7· 30 p .m . Mr , •· and Mrs. Gerald Dinsmore Boyles, sister Mrs. 10 15 a.m .; Evening se r vices, CHRIST . B ib le ScM oo!, 9 30 'FREEDOM GOSPEL Hayman and Keith visited Mr. Ada Evans of Grand Blanc, FJO p .m .; Wednesday pray e r am, mornin g worst-ri p, 10 .30 MISSION - Ba ld Knobs , Rev . s.erv 1ce, 7: J() p .m . EM'tr a youth a .m . Sunday even ing Wor ship L . R ~Gi u esenca mp , pa stor. and Mrs , Gene Jewell at Mich ., came here to attend the activ i ties on Sunday , S p .m .. Serv tc e, 7 30 p m ., c hoir Roger Wi lfred , Sr ., Sunday for all youth up to sixth grade; prac ti ce Sunday and Wed - Sc hool. Supf . Su nday Sch ool Letart, W. Va., Route. funeral Of a cousin, Mrs. Della 6: 30 lor junior and sen ior high nesday, 7 p ,m ., p rayer m eet1ng 9: 30 a.m ; Sunday even ing Mr. and Mrs, Robert Casper Sterm, and to visit for a few students and Bible Study Wednesday , worship 7 30. Prayer meeting , •OF CHRIST , 7: 30 p ·m Tuesday, 7: 30 p m . Ernest and grandchildren, Brian and days with her brother, Mr. and M CHURCH i ddlepor t , 5th and Ma1n. ANTIQU lTV BAPTIST - D ee ter, c lass .leader . You th Billy Dye, of Columbus are Mrs. Boyles when she suffered Raulin Moyer . paslor . Michael Rev . F r eel and . Norris, pastor mee t1ng , Wed n es day , 7 : 30 Ge rl ach, Sunday Sc hool supt. Sunday sc hool 10 a .m. ; Church p m , Ernest Deeter , leader . spend~ their vacation with a heart attack and was taken to " Bible Scho ol. 9 . 30 a . m ; serv 1ce , 7 p rn . Wednesday MT. HERMON CHURCH OF Mrs . DOlly Wolfe and family, Camden Clark Hospital in mornmg worshi p , 10:30 a .m ., Bib l e St udy , 7 p m . THE UNITE.O BRETHREN IN evening worship, 7 30 p .m . ; RACINE FIRST CHURCH CHRIST - Robert Shook , Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Parkersburg. Her son came prayer servi ce 7 p m Wed OF THE NAZARENE - pastor Su nday school, 9 : 30 Sunday Sc hooL 9:30 a . m .; a .m , Russell Spencer, supt ., and Mrs, Lester Roush were Monday by plane to be ' with nesday . MIPDLEPO~T CHURCH Morn1ng Worship, 10 ·30 a,m , ; worsh ip ser v ic e, 10 : 45 a .m , Mrs. Roger Manuel and her. OF THE NAZARENE - Rev. Evenin g worship , 7.30 p.m ; evening worsh i-p a1t ernat1ng Audry ' M rl ter , pastor ; Lewis Wed nesday .Mid -Week Serv ice . w1th c. E at 7:30 p m . ! on daughter, Angie," Dorcas, Mr. Several· from here attended E ll iS, Sun.day schoo l supt . , Sun day Sc hool Su p erintend ent. Sunday Pray er m ee ti ng, 7 : 30 and Mrs, Jim Connally, Brian the dedication and banquet at Sunday sc hoo L 9 · 3o a .m ; Ge r a l d Wells P astor, Rev . p .m Wedn esd ay . Alfr ed Wolf e, morning wor shi p , 10 :30; junior Morr is M Wolfe . • lay leader and Shelly of Syracuse, Our Lady of Loretta Church society , 6 30 p .m . NYPS, 6: 45 WHITE'S CHAPEL p m Sun day evangelistic Mrs, Phyllis Young of Mason here Sunday evening; RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Coolvi lle RD Rev . Roy Deeter , meeting , 7: 30 p .m . Prayer Walter P . Sikacsan, pastor , pastor . Sunday school , 9 : 30 spent Tuesday with her Mr, and Mrs, Carl Barnhill me~ frng , Wednesday . 7 '30 p m Ronni e Sal ser . S S. Supt. ; a.m .: worship se r vice , 10 . 30 ' Sunday School, 9 :30 a . m . , a . m Bi b l e study and prayer parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald and Mrs. Edith Betzing went to UNITED MI~IHRY OF Morn1ng Worsh ip 10 : 45 a.m . ; SC"n.-: e. Wednesday, 7: 30p .m Hayman. Colwn bus to the Shedinger MEIGS COUNTY, The Unit ed Sunday evening worship 7.30 RUTLAND Church. Dw ight p m . Wednesday evening Bible RUTLAND CHURCH OF Butch Ables, student at funeral home to pay respect in P1'esbyterian L . Za vl tz, Pasto r -Director; S1ud y, 8 p .m CHRIST - Ke ith Wi se, pastor . Technical Institute at ln- the death of their sister, Mrs . FIRST UNITEO PRES · OANVtLLE WESLEYAN _ Sunday Sc hool, 9: 30a .m ., V H . BYTERIAN , Harr iso n dianpolis, Ind., is spending a James Christy. Rev Lawre n ce Su ll ivan. Bra ley, sup t ; wo r ship serv ice v ille, Sunday Church pa stor , s~n d ay School 9 : 30 and communion . 10.30 a .m .; tim day · vacation with his Mr, and Mrs, Eldred Grimes School. 9: 30a . m ., Mrs . Homer a.m , yout h and 1unlor youth eve ni ng se rvic e, 7·30 p .m . , , Supt , Morn ing Worship , servi ce. 6: 45 p m ; even ing Wednesday, Bibl e stud y, 7· 30 parents, Mt. and Mrs. Jack and his . mother, Mrs, Cora Ll~e 10: 30 a .m lar board m eeti ng , FIRST UNITED PRES · wor st11 p , 7 : 30 p m ; praye r and Pt h1mrd Regu Ables. Satu rd ay each -mon th , Grimes, of Athens visited his BYTERCAN, Middl e - praise, Wednesday, 7 JO p m . 7 30 p.m. SILVER RUN FREE Mrs. Alice Balser celebrated sister, Mrs. Neisel Weather· port , Sunday Schoo l School . BAPTI ST Rev . Howard RUTLAND COMMU NIT Y John F . Fultz, Supt .; 9 30a .m ., her birthday Saturday at the man Sunday. Mrs , Helen Morn ing Worsh ip , 10 ·30 am Kimble. pastor Su nd ay Sch ool , , CH UR: CH - Su nda_y Schoo l , 10 am .• H enry Davis, supt ,; 9 : 30a . m . ; Wor sh 1p ser vice, 11 home of her daughter, Mr, and Kaylor came and took he,.. to evenmg se rv ice, 7:30 p .m . a . m .. Wednesday p r. ayer Mrs. Jack Ables. her ~orne for supper Sunday Pray~r m eeting , Th ur sday, ~eetlng, 7. 30 f · m . Sunday 7 JO p m ntght ·wor sh lp, : 30 p.m . ' Mrs. Glenn Wolfe of evening. MEIGS CHESTER CHURCH OF RUTLAND CHURCH OF COOPERATIVE Washington, D. C., is spending GOO f.!ev . Jam es Sat , THE NAZARENE Rev . Mrs . Edna Shockey of PARISH tert i eld , pastor . Sun day school , Lloyd o. Gr i mm , Jr , pa stor . her vacation with her brother, Ravenswood and Mrs. Juanita THE UNITED 9·30 am ; worship se rvi ce, 11 Su n day SCh oo l , 9 : 30 a . m . ; METHOOIST CHURCH am ., e ve n ing se rv ice , 7; Morning wor sh1 p , 10 : 30 am ; Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wheeler. Harris of Xenia were Monday RobertT . Bumgarner p raye r se r.., ice a nd youth Youn g peop le's serv ice , 6: 45 ·Director · Mrs. Allee Balser spent a guests of Mrs, Shockey's sister, 'ierv icc, Wednesday, 7 p m p m , ; Evangelis tic se r vice ; POMEROY CLUSTER LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN 7: 30p .m . W ednesday even ing recent weekend with her son, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nichols. R ev . Carl E . Hlc.ks CHURCH - Rober t E . M usser , service, 7 30 pm . Rev . o . Wm . Sydenstricker Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Balser pa stor . Sunday Sc hoo l , 9: 30 MASON COUNTY Mrs. Mabel Hostetter is a CHESTER - W or sh ip 9 · 15 am : Rot>e~ t Bobo , su pt.; THE HILAND CHAPEL , at Tuppers Plains. medical patient at Veterans a .m . ; Chur c h Sc hool 10 a .m . morn ing wor s h ip, 10 . 30 ; Ge org e Cas t o, pa stor . Su nday ·ENTERPRISE -- Worship, 9 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Adams Memorial Hospital in a .m , Church School , 10 a .m . ' Sunday evening service, 7. 30 ; Sc hool , 9 .30 ; evenin g worship, Mid -week ser vi ce, Wednesday, 7: 30 Thur sday evening prayer: vllltedMr. and Mrs. Bobby Joe Pomeroy. FLATWOODS - Wors h ip, 11 7: 30pm se rv ic e, 7: 30p .m . a .m ; Churc h Sc hoo l 10 a .m . SYRACUSE CHUR:CH OF tvA SON FIRST BAPTIST Adams Sunday at Racine. Mrs. Myrtle Boggess has POMEROY - , Wor ship, THe NAZARENE Rev M . Second and Pomeroy Sts . , Stan Mrs. Ferne B. Hayman was a sold her property here and 10 30a .m .; Church SchOO I9 . 15 C L arrmore . p asto r . Bo b Craig, pasto r . Sund ay sc h oo l , !'J .m . ; UMY F 6 ~3 0 p.m Moore , Sunday Sc hool Su pt . 9 : 45a .m . : worship ser v ice , 11 guest over the weekend of Mrs, bought property near her ROCK SPRI~GS - Worsh i p Sunday Sc hool. c lasses lor all a . m . , tra in i ng un ion. 6 : 30 Leah Weatherby at Mid· daughter., Mr. and Mrs. 10 a .m ; Church School9 a .m . ; age s, 9 : 30a . m .; morning pm ; eveningworsh ip servlce , UMY F 6.30 p .m . wor ship , 10 . 45, NYP S Sun day , 7 .30 pm . Mid -week prayer dleport. MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Garland Brannon of 6: 30p .m . ; eva ngelisti c se r vice scrv,cc , Wednesday , 7: 30p .m . Rev . Robert Bumgarne r Miss Lorna Bell is visiting a Bridgeport, W, Va ., and will Sunday , 7' 30 p .m . M id·week: FAIRVIEW 8 I B L E H EATH Worst1ip 10 : 30 prayer mee_tlng , Wednesday , CHURCH - Leta rt Route 1, the few days with Miss Debbie move there soon, a.m . ; Church Sc hool9 30a .m .; 7: 30 pm ; Mrssl ona rym ee t lng , R e¥ , Stan Cra i g , p asto r . UMY F 1 p ,m Nellion at Parkersburg> . . • se cond Wednesday, 7:30 p .m Sunday sc h oo l 9 30 o . m ; Mr. and Mrs. Marion Riggs, RUTLAND - Wo r sh rp 9. 15 UNITED FAITH ,NO N - pray er and B ib le study , 7: 30 Mr. and Mrs. Dorsel Wilson Logan, were Sunday dinner am .• Chur ch Schoo l 10 a .m . : DENOMINATIONAL - Rev p .m Co ttoge pr aye r service , :· and sons of Slse0nvllle, W. Va., guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey u ~;~E~P - CE~TER _ Wor - ' Robert Smith , pas t or . sunday Tu esda y , 10 a .m .; wor sh ip hool, 9 ' 30 a .m .; cl ass leade r se r Vice, F r iday, 7: 30p .m . •' spen~ over the weekend with Lyons and son and Mrs. Eulah st1 ip 9 am .; E-norCt1 School 10 sc L eo Hill ; wor ship, ser vi c e: MASON CHURC,_. OF a .m .; UMYF Thur sdl!y, 1 p .m . 10:30 a .m; ct1ur ch , 7 : 3~ p .m . CHRIS T. p ., o . BOM 487. Miller Mh. Erma Wlllion . Swan . IY RACUSE CLUSHR E 0 E N U N I T E 0 Sl.. · Mason , W Vo Suhd ay TH I~K WI! HAVe 'iO KNOW Genesis M> . MORIAH CHURCH oF LATTER DAY $AINTS - GOO - Raci n e Rou te 2, the Rev . Ja mes M Muncy, pastor . Sunday sc hool. 9: 45 am . , m'ornlng worsh rp, 11 am , evening worst1ip , 7.30 p .m . p t' T d rayermee m g , u;s ay , 7.· 30 P_m ; Young p eop les mee trn g , 7. 30 p .m . T hu rs day . RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO ~ Bertha Kmgrey , subst i tute pas t o r . Sunday Sc h oo l , 10 a . m ., worship serv rce , 7 p .m . Sunday . Pray er meeting , Wednt:sdav , 7:30 p .m . OH, ~OU SHOULDN'T or= IT AS HAVING TO ~eMeM8S~ A LOT 0~ HISTORICAL FACTS AND DATE$, ilf/U/.1/?NS!. SIR , [)0 'IOU triJ:AN Mond~y IP 'oOil'Re OUT OF Bl.lLI.eT>S ANt? '/OUR :- ~ · M1 MT. MORIAH c·HuRcH oF SAMWITCHES ugem e Underwood . pa s tor ; Howsrd CaldWell , Jr ., Sundit 'f Sc hool S.Upt ,; Sunday Sc hool . 9:30 a .m . ; Morn i ng se rmon t · 10 . 30 a .m ., S und~y ev en in g sP. rv rce, 1 p m. . SE· V ENT H · OAY AD · VENTIST Locat e d on W e- dn esd~ty , 8 p.n, , MUlberry He lq t11S, near "' ~ORS~ CHAPEL - War V eteran s M c mor1tl Hosplt~t l. Sh ip 11 . B.m .: 15 t and Jrd LETART FALLS UNITED. Pomero y . Pauor H erb e rt Sun da ys , Chur c h SchoOL 10 BRETHREN Rev . F ree ~an d Norri s, P3 $tor , Floyd ~orr i s . Morgan St\bbath SChOO L ev e r v a . ~0RTLA ND wo ~h i1 7· -. o' su pt , Sunday sc hool. 9 :30a .m . , Saturday at 2 p .m . and worsh i p • r P -~ serv ice lollow lno at 3: 15 ' p m ._ P.m ., Church School 9:30a .m . morn ing sermon , IO : !JO a .m .; Open e. l bt e diSCUSSiOn eac h SUTTO N -·Wor ship , 11 a.m . Prayer servi ce, Wedn esday . Thur sda y at 7:30 p .m . at th e 2Qd .'lnd ..ath Sund a y s, Churc h 7:30p .m . CHESHIRE CHURCH OF c h ur c h " Th e Frie nd l y Sc hOOl 10 a.rn . Chu rc h ." WESLEYAN C Rac:lnel GOD OF PROPHE CY, 0 , P . GRA HAM UN ITED Wor s h i p , ll · i!lm ,; Churc h Sm it!l , pas tor . Sunday School , lOa .m .; Art-hur Henson , Supt. ; METHODIST P r ea c h i n g SchOoL 10 a.m . Morn lno worship , 11 a .m .; 9: 30 a .m ., f irst iii!' d second NORTH EAST CLUSTER Vovn g Peop les service. 7 p m .; Sundays of ea ch month ; third Rtv . Rob trt M te ( e Even ing ' serv i ce, 7: 30 p ,m . and fourth S und~ys e-a c h R e¥ . Stanley Brandv.m rnonth , wor ship service at 7!30 JOPPA - Wor ship 10 ~ m .; Wedn es(tf'Y M ld .Week Prayer S~; rv i ( e, 7 : 30 p .m .; Youth p .m . Wedn esday evenings at C hur ~ h Sc t100! 9 a .m .; Pray er 7 30, Pr&yer ~nd Bible St udy . M ee lmg , Wed n esday , 8 p .m . m eeting 6·JO p ,m ,; Evening FIRST SOUTHERN -BAP · LONG BOTTOM - Church wor ship , ?· JO p ,m . CHESTER CHURCH OF TIST 282 Mu lberr y Ave ., se rv ices. 9 a . m : Sunday R ev . P ome(oy aflll l a t ed w i th Sc hool 9: 45 a .n1 . Bible Study THE NAZAR E'NE Herbert Grate , pastor . Wor . S B C., the Rev . Fred Hill . ever y Thur s(lay , 7 : JO p.rn . pa stor ; Hershel M c Civre- , NORTH BETHEL ....... WOr · ship service, 11 a.m . and 7: 30 Sunday sc hool supt s unday sh ip 11 a .m .; Chur ch School 10 p m Sunday . Sunday School , 9 : 30 a.m . Richard Barton , sc hool. 9 :30 a .m .; morn ing !U n . worsh ip , 10 : 30 a.m ; Sunday ALFRED - Sunday sct1oo1. supt . Pri!yer meeting , Wed evangelis fl cmeetin 9 , 7:30p .m . 9: 45 ~ m eac h Sunday ; n esday , 7: 30 p,m . BRADBURY CHURCH OF Pray er meeting Wednesday preachrng at 11 a .m. ea ch ' ' Sund ay . Prayer meet ing , 7: 45 CHRIST r ·JO p m Clifford Smrth , DOLE PORT p m ~ ednesday , W SCS, 8 p m . nlinis l er . Sunday School 9 : 30 MT . MOfUAH BAPTIST _ on fhJrd Tuesdav each month . a .m .; morn ing ch ur ch 10 :30 Corner Four th an d Main . REEDSVILLE Sunday am ., Sunday evening service , Middleport. Rev . Henry Key , school , 9 30 ; prea ch ing , 7:30 7 30 p .m . Wednesday service, 8 Jr , pastor , sunday School, 9 . 30 P m . Sunday ; prayer meet ing . P m. LAUREL CLIFF FREE am ., Mrs . Ervi n Baumgard - 7 30p .m . Tuesday ; WSCS , 7.30 METHODIST - Rev . Robert ner , supf .; Morn ing worsh ip , f1rst Thursday eac h mon th , 10 45 a. m ~ SILVER RIDGE - Worship E Buckley·, pastor William JEHOVAH ' S WITNESSES _ 10 am .; Chu r ch Sc hoo l. 9 a .m . Badey, supt ; Sunday sc hool 9 :3 0 a.m ; morning wor ship , LMry Carnahan 1 presit1 1ng TUPPERS PLAINS m inister . Sunday , Brbl e lee- Wo rsh ip 9 a . m .; Chu r ch 10 . 30 a.m .; even ing worship, lur e, 9: 30 am ; Wa tchtow er Sc~~~d 0 a 'EHuRCH OF 7· 30 p .m . Wedn esday Christian Youth Crusade , 6: 30 p .m . : s tudy , 10 : 30 a .m ; Tu esday , c R: S Bi ble study , 7 :30p .m .; Thurs H I T .-: Hobart _Newe 11, prayer meellng , 7: JO p 1'11 ; day , min i s tr y sc ho ol , 7 : 30 supt Se rv l ~.:eweekl, y . 9 ._ 30a . m . Thursday choir practice , 7 p m ; servic e meeting 8 :30 on. Sunday . Preachrng fir st and p .m . p .m . th~rd S und~ys of mon th by DEXTER"' CHURCH OF MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Cl 1ffOrd Sm1lh , 9 : 30a .m . CHRIST Danny Evans , Chri st m Christian Union H 0 8 S0 N C H R IS T I~ N pastor , Norman C. Will, su pt . Lawrence Manley pastor . UNION ~ Darrel Doddn ll . Sund.!IY School 9 : 30 a .m .; Mrs Russell You n9 1 Su nda Y pas tor . Sunday School, ~ : 30 Wor ship ser v 1ce. 10 : 30 a .m . School Svp l . sun da y Sc:hoo l am ., Leona r d Gilmore , fi rst Chris t i an Endeavor Sun day 9: 30 am · Evening worship, elder ; even ing se rv 1ce, 7. 30 even ing . 7 : 30 Wednesday · pra yer p m W~dnesday prayer REORGANIZED CHURCH mee ting 7 · 30 p m meet1ng , 7 30 p .m OF JESUS ' CHR 1ST OF • LOOKY, FELL RS •• I GOT 'I SOME HAM WZ SKA IHM S RAM SAUOHR ; ACAU R SKWZ~' VTSTUA PEUZ VHM I UECAU P WZ OWA'o SKA SEO llR . - XKWZAMA I CAN'T SL~P LiKE 1HAT... �!' . ' 8-The Dally Sentlnei,Mlddleport.Pomeroy, 0., July 6, 1973· . ' , Sentinel Class-i fieds Get Action. Sentinel ·Classifieds Get Results!Sale • Sale · B. usmess ·• serVIces • I::::::::=~~~~~~~~~;;;;;:::;;:::~~~~;===~~~;;:===1 • ~ 8- The Deily Senllnti,Middleport.piiiiiii'Oy,O., Juty I, 11173 • ~ ~ WANTADS ' For Notice Notice For '• . INFORMATION • .., OEADL.INES WILL work at any odd lobs fol YARD SALE - JO.Inch table GROCERY STORE and service "KAWASAKI500. Call997-5281 , l P.M•.D•v Before Publlca!lon . room end board. llmothy station In Bashan . Ralph saw, Craflsm~n Gig Saw, 71h ,·; Mon'Uay Deadline f 1 . m . Trussell 9•9-588!. Sklorenko, RD 3. Pomeroy , 7·1·61cp horsepower, Scoll Atwater after 6 p.m. .• ~ C•ncellatlo\l - Corrections 1 S-ltc Ohio. ...,. Outboard Motor , S gas ' .. Will bt acceptfd until 9 a .m . for 6·79-6tp heaters. other llems loo :"'" Day of Publlutlon Tractor.type mower , 8 Hauling c•rh, lawn . 1~ • REGULATfONS numerous to mention. July 13 NEW p,' Mulfy , 32 Inch cut. aerators 1 lawn rollers and h J.. The Publllher reserve:s the PORCH sale corner ol Filth and and 14, 8 a.m. 1111 dark. $325.00, 985-39 12. Make seeder spreaders to Ill all •. rlgl'lt to edit or reject any edt Main, Racine. Clothing, Linhart's Trailer. VIne Street, Inquiries ~Iter 5 p.m. '' deemed ablectionBI . The slus of garden tractors and bottles. Insulators, melal Racine. :• publisher will not be responsible 7·5·31p riding mowers. 7 ·6·6tc detectors and misc. Items. ,. tor more then one lncorr11cl Thursday 9 a.m. thr~ •: fnnrtlon . 2 STORY HOME , Full .· Saturday 7 p.m. ' ..RATES basement . 1112 bath , attached •"' For W1nt Ad Service 7·3·3tc garage. double oven gas . ; .. 5 cents per Word one Insertion ·, • ' RUMMAGE Sale, Thuroday Want11rt To Buy and Friday, July S and 6. :~ consecutive l.nserlions . , Pomerqy Elementary School. Saored Heart Church WANTED TO buy old furniture . 1 ' 18 cents per word she con · 992-7384. 6·29-12tc Basement. 9 a.m . to 3 p.m. secutlve Insertions . 1·5-31p 7-3-3tc 2S Per Cent Discount on paid ads and ads paid wHhin 10 dl!lyS. WANTED - Used merchandise CARD OF THANKS .., for auction ~ We buy, we THE OPENING date for the & OBITUARY sell, whole houseful or single STARCRAFT 18 fl . 71n. lhtu 2l Village Fabric Shop will be Sl .SO for SO word m inim um . pieces , consignment or 11. 1 In , travel Monday, July 9. Completely, Each addltlbnal word 2c . contained lrom trailer, $825 .00self· to percentage. We will haul. BLINO A05 remodeled and a ·wide !'hone 992-3354. Hayman's. 51,050.00 dtscount. Fold·down Additional 25c Charge per selection of Fabrics and 6·S·JOtc campers. also. It will fay you Advertisement. accessories,· Is located next OFFICE HOURS door to the post office In ~cf~eC~~ur pslf~Rac~!~~ 8:30a . m . to 5:00P .m . Dally . TucDers Plains. Owned and NO. I Copper 5<1<. radiators. SALES. Route 62, N. of Point 8:30 a. m. to 12 :00 Noon 28c' brass, 2Dc ; ballerles, 85<: operated bY. Mr. and Mrs . ·· Saturday . · Pleasant. Red Carpet eacn ; clean dry roots. Gin Ralph Brooks. Inn. Phonebehind 675-5384. seng. $52 lb. ; yellow root, $4 ; J.6.Jtp mayapple, 45c per lb.; M. A. 7-S-4tc . In Memon -H-OW--t.-e-ar-n- at-h-om-e adHall, Reedsville, Ohio, 378· 1 lour.year old Polled Hereford 6249. . IN LOVING memory of Polly dressing envelopes. Rush Bull . Phone 949-3051. 7 5 S·6·tfc Decker Cascl who was killed 6 stamped self·addrssed en · · ·3'P years ago July 4, 1967. Sadly velope. Cougar Q Sales, 5872 missed by the Decker Family Brookside Drive, Cleveland. OLD furniture , oak ta bles , NOW OPEN, P.M J. Odds and and Hayes Family. Ohio 44144. , clocks, ice boxes , bra" beds, Ends, Glorllled junk, ap7·6·11< 7·6·2tp dishes or complete pllances, furniture . 15 North ~--------households. Wrlle D. second. Mlddleoorl . 6-29-30tc 3·FAMIL Y Yard Sale. Over BOO Miller, Rt. 4, Pomeroy,M.Ohio, antiques and collection Items. Lost call 992-6271 . - - - - -- - - - One mile up Story's Run l·l3·tfc LOST. strayed or stolen. Brown 1962 CHEVY Nova. Runs good. Road. Saturday and Sunday. Boxer in vicinity ol Tuppers Good work car. Phone 985· 7-6· lie Plains Sunday evening. Large 3554, Harold Brewer, Long -s,"---:callle, Wanted scar on left leg. Answers lo _D_E:..A_D-sT=-oc=K.,.,-:h-o-rse Bottom, Ohio 51011.00. the name of Bill. Anyone 6-29-tfc hogs, sheep. · reasonable MEAT CUTTER, No phone knowing ot his whereabouts, calls. D & D Meats, Pomeroy. - - - - - - - - charge. Call 245·5514. please call 667-3064 or 667· 0 1964 4-w~eel drive, '~ ton pick6·26-30tc 3994 . Child's pet. Contact . 7-3-6tc up, good tires. Mechanically Larry A. Millhone. Tuppers 2 FAMILY SALE of odds and good. 5895.00. Phone 985·3554. PI Ins, and receive reward. HOUSEKEEPER wanted from Harold Brewer. Long Bottom, ends at Long Cabin on Bigley 7·6·21< 11 a.m . to 5 p.m. daily. Ohio. Ridge, July 7 lo IS. Follow Inquire at the Odds and Ends- ------:-::-:-6-:·2::-9-'~·lfc -C-;1-M-E_R_A_a_t_p_a-rk- in-;:P-or-:;-tland. signs from 248 or Long BotShop, 266 Mill Street. Mid· tom . Phone 985-4227. Reward. Call 742-3127. dleport, between 1 p.m. and S 10'1' FT. N1mrod Truck Cam · 7·S·3tp 7-6-2fp per. Self ·contained Intercom. p.m . 7-3·1fc nice condition, jacks and hold SHOOTING MATCH. Corn downs included. S99S.OO. Hollow Gun Club, Turn first • Phone 975·3554, Harold right after Miles Cemetery, WALNUT and Chestnut logs. Brewer. Long Bollom, Ohio . Rutland. factory choked guns cut or standing , also walnut 6-29-lfc only. Sunday. July 8, 1 p. m. lumber. Also seeking reliable - - ' - - ' - - - - - 7-S-3tc Your Right to Know sawmill to do custom sawing. 1968 FORD 1;, ton pick·up. 6 Write P. 0. Box 952, Lan· cylinder, J speed. $795.00. 3 FAMILY YARD SALE,' First and be informed of the tunc · Ohio, 43130. Harold Brewer. Phone 985· caster, lions· of your government are white house on Cook Gap Hill . 7·5-llc 3554. Long Bottom, Ohio. embOdied Jn public nofic.es . In 124 going towards Rutland ; · that self .government charges 6·29-lfc clothes, furniture, odds . and 1 a11 citizens to be intorrped , A RIDE to Gallipolis between 6 ends, depression glass , thi s newspaper urges e'tlery a.m. and leave around 4:30. If COMPARE THESE PRICES : 3 utilities. appliances, etc. citizen to ·read and study these going that way, please call ton central-air for mobile Friday; Saturday and Sun· notices. we !lrong ly advise 991·2868 anytime. home. $750.00. Cenlrai.Air for day. ihose ·citt!\!ons 1 s.eeking turth~r 7-6-3tp homes up to 12011 sq. II. informat ion , to exercise the!r 7·5-3tc $625.00 . 6" of insulatiOn blown :r ight of access. to p~bltc •records and public meet 1n~s. into attic .. 18sq. ft. Phone 992YARD SALE. F.rlday and Help Wanted 7320 anytime. Saturday, Larkin Street. 6-29-6tp' Rutland. Dresses 25c each. WELCOME WAGON offers a permanent career wifh BID ADVERTISEMENT Collector's ifems, old records flexible hours to perform KOSCOT KOSMETICS and The Tuppers Plains~ Chest~r 78's and etc . · . Water District. e public body , important community ser - Name Brand Wigs . Special 7-S-:ltc ----------- UNIC020 cu. FT. CHEST FREEZER . . Reg. 295.95 - 249.95 All other sizes. at sa le prices. , '1'. . CAPACITY : ~hall hove capacity for bor:lng and pushing casrng In one operation for 2-ll•" through 16". ENGINE : Shall have not tess than 4 Cycle -9 Horsepower air coolecL gasoline powered . Shall be equipped with electric starter ;:..nd starter pack. in - cl~dtf~NSMISSION: Shall not have less than three (3} forward and one ( 1l reverse . Auger speed shall range from 7 .to 80 RPM . ) TRACK : Shall have two (7 tracks not less than 9 feet long I double raiD . HYDRAULIC SYSTEM : Shall ha'lle double actton Hydraulic Feed Sy~tt!rn operat ion 2,000 P S.l. wtth a rated thrust of at least 17 ,ooo pounds. · '----------- AUGERS : Shall be eQuipped with at least 40 feet of 6" x -1' augers on 1·" " Hex Horizontel 1 extensions. to 10 p.m,. for appoinfment - 3-20-tlc • ·----~- 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, 3 years have heavy duty rock head , NOTICE OF complete with replaceab le APPOINTMENT . carbide cutters and shall be 6 Case No. 10948 inch with t -~ " Hex. Eshte of Lena Margaret. SPECIAL sale prices during monfh of ----------$3.57 hour No experience CONDITIONS • Pickering Deceased . Parts Catalog ShaH be supplied with equipment. , TR.AINING: successful bidder shall have a factory tra ined representative spend one full day giving instructions on operation and maintenance ot the equipment you are bid · dfng DELIVERY : Shall be delivered to TUppers PlainS · Chester water District ill Chci~trt'v"eh 0Y ME : The necessary . Must have car and be willing to learn. BE PATRIOTI C. Hangin g baskets, red. white. and blue petunias Special this week, only $2.SO each. Hubbard's Mon. thru Fri. Call9-8, 446·0677 MR.. VANCE Greenhouse, Syracuse. Route 124 , Not ice is hereby given that 7· 1·Sic Warren Pickens Of Reedsville. Ohio , has been duly appointed - - - - -- - - Administrator Of the Estat~ of L - - - - - - - - - - ' HANGING Baskets, geraniums. Lena Margaret P fckert ng , begon i as, double pefunlas, ~ eceased, late of R.eedsvllle , combination pots . Cleland Meigs County , Ohio. Farm and Greenhouse, E. Creditors are required to file Main, Racine . Geraldine their claims wlth said fiduciary Cleland. wlthlnfourmonths. 6·27·1fc Dated this 20th day of Jun e 19l3, - - - -Manning 0 Webster HONDA CL 350, 1973 Model. Probate Judge . exce ll ent condition. promised delivery date shall be of said County relocating, must sell. Helmet a firm date as specified in the (6) 17, 29 (7) 6, 31t Included. Call 696-1123 or 992· b!d The delivery date .shall be 5522. one' of the de term inlng fa ctors In selecting the best bid tor the 6·29·6tp Water District. LEGAL NOTICE WARRANTY : All equipment Notic e Is hereby gi\Jen that a KNAPP shoes, 10 pel. to 28 pet. •' bid under this proposal shall public hearing will be given on off on 16 styles. Order now . . enjoy all the same warranty the proposed budget for th e per iod as that of 1 standard Meigs Local School District for Supply limited . Phone 992PHONE 992-2156 . product ion model. 5324. the flsctl year 197.. on July 16, Failure to completely 1973. iJI7 :30 P .M . In lhe Board 5-30·1fc d~scr i be the equipment bid may ---......,..--~ Educttlon Off ice located in r esult In rejection of your bid . of BEAUTIFUL Walnut stereo· Junior t1igh Building In The Tuppers Pla ins -Chester the Middleport. radio tape combination, am · Water District reserves the The propoSed budget and For Rent fm radio, 8·frack tape deck, 4 r ig ht to evaluate var iations estimate cost oroperatlon for 12 X 56 Mobile Home, luljy speaker sound system. from these specifications . If the MeigsOfLocal School District exceptions are mede to these for 197• iftcludlng Plain[: Balance $104.32, or use our carpeted, Tuppers cost of specifications, you shall state operetlno lhe publicthe Phone 843·2414, adults on . budget terms. Call 992-3965. schools of wherein your eqUipment falls to &aid d ls lrlcl for the fiscal veer 7·5·3 p 6-29·6tc meet the specifications . -~-~--l973 will bt available at that AI! bids must be received at time. TWO TRAI.LER lois In · Mid· 1973 - Zig Zag sewing machine. the Water Office In C.hester , Meigs Ltcal School District dle~rl; lf2 duplex in Brad- This machine darns. emOhio , by 10 :00 A.M . July 10, &o.rd Of Education 1 bury; phooe before 6 p.m. 992- broiders, overcasts, button ' 1973, and th e District reserves L. w. McComas, ' • the rlghl to relec t any and all 5693. .holes . All wtthout at. Cterk - Tre~turer 7·2-51c lachments. Pay balance of (61 19 : (71 6, lie ~~~~PERS PLA.IN S · WANTED Pomeroy Carrier k .ft, The Daily Sentinel CHESTER WATER DISTRICT P. 0 . Box 7 Chester. Oh io 45770 (61 27. 29; (716. 31c PUBLIC NOTICE Noti ce Is hereby given that on the 10th d&V of July 1973 at 7.00 P .M. e publ ic herring will be held on Orange townshl r> budget tor the next tiscal re&f . Such hearing w ll be held at mv office . • . Nina Rob inson, Clerk Rl. '2 Coolvi lle, Ohio 4$723 (7) 6, lie We.talk ~ you I likeJ ~· ·WMP0/1390 ON YOUR DIAL OFfiCE SUPPLIES,... and old, li ving room, kitchen , bathroom. utility room and outside storage . 169 Beech Street. Phone 992·5064. 6-21 -12tc EXCELSIOR Salt Works, E. Main 51 .. Pomeroy. All kinds of sail water pellets, water nuggets, block salt and own Ohi o River Salt. Phone 992· 3891 . 6·5-tfc Ph'92-2174 Speclalisl Wheel Alignment PRICE CONSTRUCTION Roofing, Spouting, Phone 742-6271 Of FURNITURE Stripping and Refinishing . Abraham ' s Antiques, 132 Fayette Street, Nelsonville, Ohio. Phone 753· 1302. 7-3-3Dtc REFRIGERA rDR Repair, Air· Conditioning, Heating. Electrical Repair, Residential or commercial, 1220 Washongton Blvd. 423-1521 BELPRE, 0 . 2 SIGNS auto alr·condltlonlng, 266 Mill Street 992·3509. 6·29-JCtc QUALITY EXCAVATING. Dozers, ·large and small; Backhoes and paid for all makes and 'CASH Pels For Sale models of mobile homes . loaders on track and tires; Dump trucks - La-boy AKC Toy Poodle puppies, $75 Phone area code 614-423-9531. and $85. Also Siamese kittens _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _4!!;.·.!.;13!;.;·t~fc service. Septic ta~ks In · stalled . George (Bill) Pullins. SID . Phone 1-256-6247, Kennels phone 992-2478 or 992 7402. of Calhoun . , 2 9-tfc . 6·24-30tc Real Estate For Sale 7 ROOM house wltK bath in HARRISON'S TV service ano Rutland, air conditioned. POODLE pupp1es. Toy A.K.C., READY ·MIX CONC' : ~TE . Chocolate - Show quality . carpeted, gas furnace, dish- service calls. Phone 992·2522. delivered right to your 2-9-tfc washer, double oven, range, Phone 992·5443. project. Fasl and easy. Free double garage, large carport, DOZER and back .hoe work. S 23·tfc estimates . Phone 992·3284 . 4 acres cleared and fenced. ponds and septic tanks. ditch· Goeglein Ready -Mix Co .• : small barn and other Auto Sales irlg service; top soil, fill dirt, Middleport, Ohio. buildings. Phone 614-742·6834. limestone ; B&K· Excavatlno . 6-JC.Ifc' 1"71 DART SWinger 318 2-barrel 5-30,tic , Phone 992-5367 or 992-3861. -' P.S . P B. 949-4785. 9·1·tfC SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED • 7-3·3fc ·c ~~ O-N-C~ R~ E-T-E ~-W -0-R~ .. K: REASONAI!LE rates. Ph . 446-: 4782, Gallipolis, John Russell, driveways, sidewalks, steps, Owner and Operator. Real Estate for Sale etc. Call 992-3453. .. S·12·1fC 6-28·12tcp . TEAFORD ELNA and White Virgil B- Teafl!rd, Sr. Broker · 110 Mechanic Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ABOVE THE AVERAGE 5 nice bedrooms, 1112 bafhs . NEW LISTING Garage and carport. Nice · RUTLAND - 4 bedrooms. k d' h h kitchen with lots of cabinets· bath , ss sin , !S was er, & double stainless steel sink . ~ tove , refrigerator, automatic Dining room with lots of washer and dryer . Front cabinets. Great for lhe large porch. dbl. garage, and large lam ily, $12,8!JO. · carport . Several outbuildings. 7ACRES 3'1• acres. Only $15,000.00. Just 5 minutes out of 2ACRES BEDFORD TOWNSHIP -o Pomeroy . Home has 4 AboullOOO ft . off Rt. 33. Asking bedrooms . Bath . Dining room . Large Foyer. Lots of iusl St.500.00. remodeling done In this WATER FRONT OVER 3ACRES- On Route 7. home . Carpeting . Full Excellent location for mobile basement . Buildings and park. New mobile home on 'garage. $17,000. properly for sale. Has air NEWLYWEDS conditic;ming, screened patio, here is a 2 bedroom home. boat, motor, trailer with cover. Bath. Dining room . Furnished has G. E. kitchen . 00 All for only $21 •5011· · ·Storm doors and windows . 1ACRE Large level lot 1011x130. At IN THE COUNTRY - 3 the very -low . price of bedrooms , nice bath , modern $8,500.00. kitchen, porch, and dbl . INCOME PROPERTY garage. $12,500.00. Live In one apartment and LARGE HOME rent 2. The 2 you rent are 8 ROOMS - 4 bedrooms. 2 tumlshed . Close to shopping. modern baths, automatic gas Rented at all times. furnace, basement, and lar_ge BUILDING LOTS porch on cor ner lot. Now ju"St We have a few now. Please $21,000.00. call for particulars. · HOUSES WANTED SHOP WITH US FOR A REAL BUY . WE HAVE OVER 900 In every part of the County. ACRES OF MEIGS COUNTY All prices. We have buyers with cash who need 2 to ~ FOR SALE. bedroom homes. CALL' US TODAY. . HELEN L. TEAFORD HENRY E. CLELAND GORDON Ill· TEAFORD. BROKER · AUOCIAn:s 992-2259 m.ms or 992-1615 No Answer 992-1561 . REAL ESTATE ----'-----538.50 or pay $5 per month. Grocery Store. on Mulberry Ave., doing a fine Call 992-5331. · SLEEPING room over the Wlhe 6·10·tfc business. for lease . Ideal for young couple who Store in Pomeroy . Reference - - = = = - - - want to go · into bu~iness for themselves. required. Call 992·5293. 1961 MERCURY good except \ NOTICE OF · Contact if interested : .. PUBLIC HEARING 7·6·tfc needs molar . S9S. See at OF THE -Sawmill on Road 1 9. SALEM TOWNSHIP PRIVATE me!itlng room for 7-6·3tc GEORGE S. HOBSTEnER JR•. TRUSTEES BUDGET any organlz,.llon ; phone 992· Notice Is hereby given that on ONE 7200 acre lot lor sale. 60 AC Ihe 161h day 01 July, 1973 at 8:011 ~975 . Real Estate Broker all -crop Harvester , also . o'clock P.M .. "public ttearlng 3·11 -tlc Box. 101 - Pomeroy, Ohio Wltl be held on the Budget Phone 742-3656. prepared by lhe Sa lem Phone 985·4186. 7·_ 6-241p . Township Trustees of Meigs 3 AND 4 ROOM furni shed and - - - - - . - - - County, Ohio, for the next fisca l unfurnished 4 apartments . ONE 3 year old Registered year ending ~ Oecember JL 1974. Phone 992·543 . Black Angus Bull. Call 742· Such hearing will be held at 4' 12 .If c 6675. the reovllllr meeting place for Sal&m rownthlp Trustees at the MOBILE borne space in J.6.6fc , Salrm . Center Sohoo l . Syracuse. "hone 992-6329. -,9-66- -2-lf,- 1-on- D-utn - p-tr-u-ck- , hay -----~--:-::--~· 62 Almt~~ E . Smith · l·tfc bale! motor driven. Antique . Clerk I ivlng r oom . couch, r ocker, 17 I o. 1'1c hogh back wing chair . 9n. "STRIPPERS" For Sale 6447. NEW MODERN 2·plece living _ _ _ _ _ _ _7_·6·21p HEARI~G OF We Strio Paint, Vamishes, Etc. From FurnHure. rOQm suite. Choice of nylon or BUDGET OF LETART TOWNSHIP herculon while they last . Only 1972 HONDA suo, good conNotice I~ hereby given th•f I:Jn Sl54 .95 Cuh & Carry , dillon . $250. Phone 742-6878. ANTIQUES-r.10DERN-METALS the 16th dil~ cl Jul,., 1973, at 7 Pomeroy Recovery, 622 E. 7·6·3tp P m. a public he~rlnc;, Will be Main ~lreel. Phone 992·7554. held on the buduet prel)ared by No Ruinbus lyes pr caustics Used ; 7-S-6tc DON'T pump your sluggish The Letart ·Township Trustees ~ septic tank. Get Klean ·Em . Svch hearing will be ht'ld al 3 BEDROOM hovse , full •· the Township Holl . All Se pti c Tank Cioa ner . PICK·UP SERVICE AVAILABLE basement. Mason .· Call 773- Lan dmark ·Ferm Bureau, Ktrr StrMI Herbert $ayre Dick Seyler ·Owner Pomeroy . 54~' ' · J.Htc Letart Township Clerk . Pomeroy, 0+11o Pllone 992-2191 7 6-1tp (71 6, lie Sewing makes. Reasonable rates . The Sewing Center. Mid · dleport. Ohio. 11·1 6·1tC RON SHEPARD, Floor, Wall Remodeling, Ceramic tile baths. Box 280, Rutland 742· 3664. 6·26.tfc 1970 PONTIAC $2195 Firebird Esprit, local 1-owner car. 350 V-8 engine. power oew 'J;g & automatic transmission AM·FM radio, like hilelettered tires, 3D7Y·B, power steering & brakes. radio, clean Interior. 19j9 PLYMOUTH . $195 Fury I, 4-door, 52,000 miles, good tires. 6 cyl., automatic trans., blk. finish . Pom'roy ·Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 8:00P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Plans approved CHARLESTON, W.Va . which dallllll!ed about two mil(UPI) -Clean air plans for lion seedlings at the Clements four West VIrginia plants, state Tree Nursery at Lakin, including two at Ohio River Mason CoiUlty, The sale loss to the state faclllties, were approved Wednesday, and the West could rWI as much as $36,000 VIrginia Air Pollution Control and reforesting and surface Commission decided to consult mine reclamation projects with the Ohio Air Pollution could be hurt by the sulphur Control Commission In a West dlolllde burns, Jim Brooks, Vlrglnla.Ohlo border ca~. · plant pathologist for the West The Koppers Co. plant at Virginia Departmenl of Follansbee, the Quaker State Agriculture, told the air control Oil RefinE\~'}' at St. Marys, FMC commission. Corp. at South Charleston and The commission said it Monsanto at Nitro were given wauld receive at its next approval for their air quality meeting another report on control plans. whether open '!.urnlng has been . However, Koppers and · halted at a dump at Chester, Quaker State, located on ·the Hancock County. The dump Ohio River were ordered ,. by owner was ordered by the the commission to file progress commission to cease open reports on implementation of burning after residents near their plans. the dump complained. :The plans were designed to Clirl Beard was reappointed 111eet air quality standards executive secretary- of the ~heduled to go Into effect July agriculture commissioner, was 1, 1976. ~ reelected ctairman. The Kyger Creek plant of Play Area Ohio Power Co., located near The largest playing field tht Ohio River In Ohio, has for any .ball game is' that of be labelled the suspect In polo •. wtth 12.4 acres, or a en max1mum length of 300 e~lsslon of excessive sulphur yards and a width, without dlolllde on or about JWJe 6 sideboards, of 200 yards. ALITOMOBILE insurance been cance lled? Lost your operator's license . Call 992· 7428 · 6-JS.tfc SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC ' SEWAGE SYSTEMS • C,LEANED. REPAIRED. Real_Estate For Sale MILLER SANITATION, ". STEWART, OHIO. PH . 662· ' ·MEIGS County - ' 1s acres. 3 3035. 2. bedroom house with full 10·4·1fc " basement. $10,000, Mac McCauley. Realty; AI Walsh, Salesman, phone '698·5491. 7-3·4fc . ~------- NEW 3 bedroom. all -electric hom'e with one car garage and one acre . of ground, on Flatwoods road. Phone 9922735. 7·3·6tp - ----'-----, HOUSE . for sale by owner, 3 bedrooms, new furnace, roof, and wiring . Wall .to.wall carpeting, large lot, carport. Look for Iron fence In front and pine trees In side yerd. Contact Mr . Eldon Walburn, 230 U'l[on Avenue, Pomeroy; Ohio. P'hone 992·2805. . 6·13-tfc MODERN 6 room t floor plan home with detachable garage. All newly painted. Located on nice level~ot SO' x 120' at 619 Page St., Mid· dleport, Ohio. For further details, contaH David R. Yates. 23 Grandview Road, Cambridge, Ohio, 43725 or Phone 992·3904. 6-IS·tfC 4 BEDROOM house, 2 baths. river frontage , Syra,use . Phone 992·2360. 6·27·1fc KINGSBURY HOMES .... -d-;--:1:1;------, Dick's Hoar ouse Made . ",, .." ,.,,• ,. ----'----· (t I SERVICE Still Offers You Your Best Buy on Your New Mobile Home or . Double Wide. Now available in 52xl2, 60xlj, 64x14, 70xl4 or 52>t24, 44x24, 60x24 Double Wide. See us be lore you buy. L-------------------.. '. & •h "',. l"' • " IJ..7_41_-4_2;_1_1~--A.;.r.;.n.;.o_;_:ld:..G.:..:.:r•:..'~•·:.._.--.:.;R~ut:..::l•::n:::d:.._...::J<': J .. " _.,,," Sticker Price H.T. Sedan·-----------'100 Smith Nelson Dis. by Skyline Corp. In Ohio. Our low overhead assures you of a better buy. Financing available. See us on Cty . Rd. 18, Kingsbury Rd. near the Junction of Rt. 33. Smith Nelson Ask ,.. us about Undersklrtlng lor mo.b lle 'home. Lowest prices. . your HRS.: 2·7 WEEKDAYS 1-75ATURDAYSOA BYAPPT Locally qwnod & optraled. Come out-lor 1 look or 1plvo ut 1 caii192·62.S6. We will save you money, reported the new figure is a gain of more than 5,000 members over last year. Mueller, who is retiring at !he end of this month after 25 years with the LLL, said membership contributions topped the $8QO,OOO mark for !he first time, with an average gift from each member of $5.06. Time" and $3834 Tax & Title Vinyl Top· . Tape, Big }Juy .'T'd 7 p.m. & Sal .'til 5 p.m. Service Td 12 Noon on Saturdl) . vacation with Mrs. Bertha and Mrs. Danny Sayre of Robinson · and fam!ly. Columbus, · Mr. and Mrs. Carl Robinson, stationed at James Sayre, Mr. and Mrs. !'lorfolk, Va., Ys spending a Dallas Sayre of MaysVille, Ky., vacation leave with his Paul Sayre of Columbus, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sayre of Syracuse and ChrisSie Powell at Racine and Mr. and Mrs. Nonnan Styer of Mrs. Bertha Robinson. Waterford. Mike Robinson, stationed at Fort Carson, Colo.-, is spending Official Tongues a leave with .his parents, Mr. The official language in all and Mrs. Bill Robinson. but three Latin-American re• Mr. and Mrs. Dale Robinson publics is Spanish . . Brazil . . - - - -...- - - - - - - - - - - - - - · and children of Illinois are uses Portuguese; Fren~h is visitinghisWJcle,Mr.andMrs. spoken in Haiti ; English is spoken in Guyana. Brice Sayre The sovereign of Great Britand baby of Colwnbus spent on still holds the power of a over the weekend With Mr. and absolute veto but no British Mrs. Herbert Sayre. Othe~ king or queen ha s used this visitors of the Sayres were Mr. power since 1701. ' Lawsons were their children, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lawson and son of Letart, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lawson of Syracuse, Mr . and Mrs. Bill Parsons and sons of Antiquity By Mrs. Herbert Roush and Mr. and Mrs . Bill Mash of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Miller of Pt. Pleasant. Mansfield were over the Mr . and Mrs . Raymond weekend guests of Mr. and Robinson and son, Robin Earl Mrs. Charles Lawson. Spen· of New Bern, N. C., returned ding Sunday also with the home Friday after · a week's Fairview News.t Notes SEE YOUR WHEELHORSE DEALER FOR 1973 TRACTORS 'NOW Sp:ECIAL · BUYS no~~!':~~~~. Enjoy a grass cutting week e·nd wtth a Whee l Horse tra ctor. Your Wheel Horse dea ler has the biggest line of lawn and garden tractors ever. Tractors like the 16 and 18 HP automati cs for b ig jobs. lnt!!rmediate an d economy siz e auto· matic and lever shift tracto rs from 7 to 14 HP that o ffer vfnsatility and efficiency for getting the job done are ava il able. too . Tra ctqrs are load ed with fea lur~ s that make tractor operation enjoyable . Choose 'tram 42 work saving attachments. So lighten your workload, buy Wheel Horse and have time for family fun Wheel Horse quali ty and dependabllity is backe d wtth 27 years of ex:perience. Friday, Saturday · and Sunday Sale! Red. White & Blue WOMEN'S TENNIS SHOES - - - - - - - pr. 1.29 Surplus Screen Rooms and TENTS, as is, values to 89.99.-----now 25.00 Water Repellent COMPOUND -------------gallon 2.99 For heavy duty canvas BAUM LUMBER Sales and Service 985-3301 Chester. 0. Coleman . LANTERN &SToVE FUEL----.. --:.;..gal. 89' We carry Coleman products Sanitary Collapsible WHEELHORSE LA"{N & GI\RflF" T~ACTORS KAH~KI SHIRTS, ~.29 --------SHORTS, 49' Borg Bath reg. 9.95 -----~now 5.95 PORTA-lAMPS------------ now 6.49 Ideal for camping, trailers, patios & boats. Black Leather SLIP-ON BOOTS ---------·special 16.49 Rock, Soul. Country & Religious 1f0100M I 1111 MODEL HOME LOCATEO 1 MILE N. OF FIVE POl NTS ON RT. I£DIU DM I l!n 7, POMEROY, 0. Ll¥11141 11011 .,, l 14 Open For Inspection SAT. & SUN.- 1 TO S P. M. 44 X 24 ~ _"':",...,." " - - ·-~ - .-...., ..,.,_...,. ' ......BUILT BY B&K EXCAVATING 1031 SQ. 11'1'. UP,I.A. L.EVIL. ....,..._.._..._...,..._..__ - - · - 2071 $Q. •T. TOTIIL LIIIING AREA SALES REPRESENTATIVE: VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR., BROKER Associate~ : Helen L. Teaford. Gordon B. TeafOrd P.M. !;QUAL HOUSING OPPOR TU I<IITIES .. Athens, Ohio SCALES, in colors, Bilttery Operated 1(11001 2 11 I II I BILL'S ARMY &NAVY DISCOUNT STORE 85 N. Court St. TRENDHOMES by NATIONAL Next Door to the " Jones Boys" ... '----- WATER TOTES, 2'h gal., 2.49 -----5 pl. 2.95 Long Sleeve MOOIL 3311 _ + 500 E. Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio • '-------- ·- - '614.45 Your Price Remember We Seroice W'hat We Sell. MOBILE HOMES DAILY 9·6 '4448.45 Smith Nelson Dis. 992-2174 .Design '212 1~ Sticker Price Open Ewenin~ *PARKWOOD *KIRKWOOD *SKYLINES *ACADEMY . OPEN .SUN. 73 Century Lux. 2 DR. HT Buicks Bes_t At Big Spving OUR WORD IS OUR BOND We Feature Some of the Finest: POMERQ,Y, "OHIO Tax & Title Real Bargain ·---$5480 -'; Tax & Title 50' 992-7777 + Dis .'1129.60 Your Price REMEMBER We Service What We Sell WORLD ALMANAC Ph: i]2g-g MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM. AT BIG SAVINGS .: LLL President Gus S. Melde of Dallas, Tex., said he viewed the successful campaign as · "emphatic evidence of the FACTS unity of laymen in the field to the task to bringing Chrisl to the nations." "I think we lis a League should be thankful, first to God for His blessings and then to our people in the field for a tremendous job by their efforts and prayers," Melde said. The International Lutheran Laymen's League, an auxiliary organization of The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, will In i931 , Jane'Addams be- hold its ~6th annual convention came the first American in Tulsa, Okla., July 21J.Aug. 1. woman to ~eceivehthc WNob cdl' The Lutheran Hour, with Peace Proze , T e or 1 f t D 0 ldH ff Almanac recalls. She served .. ea ures r. swa . 0 m~nn as chairman of-the Woman 's as the speaker on Its English Peace Party and pre sident broadcasts over more than of the International Congress . 1,100 sb!tions in the United of Women dunng World W.ar Slates and Canada also is I, and because of· her pac1fost ' . views was denounced by broadcast overseas In 45 many Americans. languages by nearly 700 ad· Coprriglll 1 1973 ditional sb!tions around the Newap&IJttr Enterprise Assn world. The LLL also carries out a Preaching Through the Press program by placing nationally circulated newspaper and magazine advertisements aimed at p~oviding Christcentered answers to the Larry's of Pomeroy .. . problems of modern life. The ads are carried in such Frank Gheen, Salas Mgr. Title Big Savings 73 Elc.' 225 4 DR. HT Sticker Price $6609.60 This Car Loaded. Real Buy League sets record Larry Evans. Owner ·---$4300 "i45S{) -----$4495 + Lutheran Laymen LARRY'S + Tax 8, & Title Luxury Car At A Big Saving $5458.05 $963.05 Your Price Tax c& Title "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" GMAC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenings Untii6:00- Til5 p.m. Sat. 11 '89190 Your Price Best Buy In Town 67 Olds 98 H.l Sed., v-roof, air ·-----·'795 Drive a Little & Save a Lot! Tax Big Car At Small . Car Price & air-----~ 795 magazine's as ''Parade. '' + . '519~90 Smith .Nelson Dis. .. . ~ -----· ----- V-8, auto.'_.}1295 68 Chevrolet Impala H.T. ·--------.'1295 uUNDER SELLu Your Price 12' X 65'-14' X 64' . Best Prices At SALES Tax & Title Smith Nelson ~ticker Price 73 Pontiac Bonn. 4 OR. HT . 73 Pontiac Bonn. 2 DR. HT 73 Pontiac LeMANS 4 DR. Sticker Price '374160 $5525.05 Sticker Price $5520.05 Sticker Price Smith Nelson Dis. $975.05 Smith Nelson Dis. '970.05 Smith Nelson Dis. '444.60 Your Price . Your Price Your Price $4550 + Tax & Title • + Tax & Title 68 Olds 442, VB, auto. trans_, P.s. ____ '1395 ST. LOUIS - The In· ternational Lutheran Laymen's League, sponsor of The Lutheran Hour worldwide, and cC>.sponsor of the television program, "This Is the life," has a set a record for mem· bership with 158,486 members In the United States and Canada. John A. Mueller, director of membership for the League, 992-2174 $4631.90 Dis. $J71.90 Sticker Price Great Buy 69 Pontiac Bonn. HJ. Sedan, air _____11495 14' X 70'-12' X ------ ' Pomeroy Motor Co. really sharp. C. BRADFORD. Auctioneer Complete Service Phone 949-3821 Racine, Ohio Crltt Bradford 5-1-lfc • O'DELL WHEEL Alignment ' located at Crossroads, Rt. 124, ' now back to work. Complete" front end service, tune up and.: brake service. Wheels·' balanced electronically. All , work guaranteed. Reasonable rates. Phone 742·3232. · ' 2·18·tfc ., __ Machines ... Service on all + Kcn··r--& Van Zandt 1911 FORD $209S Torino 500 H.T. Cpe. 1 owner car less than 33,000 miles. brown fi~lsh with matching vinyl root 8. vinyl interior. 302 V·8 engine, std. trans .. power steering & brakes. raqlo. EXCAVATING. dozer. loader and backhoe wOrk ' septic tanks Installed ; dump trucks . and lo-boys for hire; will haul 1111 dirt; top 'soli , limestone and gravel; Call Bob or Roger Jeffers, day phone 992·7089; night phone 992·3525 or 992· 5232. 2·11-tfc air---~·2495 . 69' 01ds 88 H.T; Sedan, full pow., air ~--'1595- 88 PH. 73 Pontiac t1t. 4 DR. HT -----$4101 Your Price. 62 Pontiac 4 Dr., V-8, auto., P.S. -----.'150 See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel Located on St. Rt. 7 985·4100 8-4:30 Daily, 8·12 Sal. In the R. H. Rawlings Sons Buolding. Middleport. 0 . 992-2101 air. ___ ,.:,. __ .'2695 69 Pontiac ~nn., 2 dr. HJ., v-roof, air _.!1495 6'4 Olds RIGGS USED CARS lMaMe it Right. Sed~n. Olds 88'"H.T. auto., or we will Skylark HJ. Cpe., v:roof, air___ 13495 67 Olds 98 Town Sed., power 70 FORD·-------:..--~1395 4 Dr., P. S. It Musl Be Right always available at ... MOBILE HOMES 71 VEGA ----------s1595 · Pomeroy --r · 69 'Mereu!} Montego 4 Door, 2 Dr .• 4·sp .• red. For Estimates MILLER 4 Dr ., with air . · SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC.. Home Remodeling Complete mobile home service - plus gigantic display of mobile homes 68 PONTIAC ·--~----- s395 Notha n Biggs Rodiotor Speclollst JOHN TIICKER Rt. 4, Pomeroy, 0 . 992•39 54 Air Conditioners Awnings . Underp.inning 4 Dr .• air . BulldoZJ!r Radiator to the 71 POMEROY, OHIO 73 Pontiac Cal, 2 dr. HT Sticker ' Price $4939.90 Smith Nelson Dis. . $838.90 Caprice Cpe., v·roof, air._: ___ ,1J495 70 Olds Cut H.T. Sedan, V-roof, 69 MERCURY -"7----!1095 bma11est Hearer ·lore. MODERN SANITATION Stop In and See Our Floor Disp!ay. Comet, 2 dr., 6 cyl., auto. From the laraest Truck or 24 HOUR SERVICE ' FURNITURE 69 MERCURY -··--~.:,.$1095 lladlato ·Service .USED CARS -72 Chev. 72 Buick E. MAIN Buick' & Pontiac has loaded ui up on new cars and July Is the monthto save many hundreds of $$ on a new Buick or Pontiac of y,our choice. Following ora a few of the big SavlngL · ·- $ 2 Dr . H.T., A·1 condition. air . EXPERIEN~ED., . SERVICE Building for sa le or lease. Phone 773-5618 from 8:30p.m.' train, good income. Call (614) July. Phone Helen Jane 593-6244 or 592·1276. ,Qr. write Brown, 992-Sll3. largest in area, Thursday, Friday, Saturday 10 to .4, o~er Shirley Anion. 56 Avon Place. 6·29,1fc ----'-----600 items. 2 moles south of . Athens, Ohio 45701 . 7·5-3tp 3D-INCH range hood, harvest Racine on Rt. 124. Watch for gold and 2 antique chansign . 7-J·~ tc BABYSITTER In my home, deliers. Phone 992,5756. 7-3·3tp .m. Io4p.m. ,Mon day - - - - - - - - ;:========:..._~ from6a through Friday. Live in or · out. 402 W. Main, Apt. 3, 12,000 BTU Air-Conditioner for For Complete Pomeroy, Ohio. sale. Just a year old. Phone 7-3-6tp 247-2684. --------7·3·11< · ·· lnsurance PART-TIME waitress wanted, ----~---Blue Tartaln . Day and night BLACK riding mare for sale. Protection shilt. Call 992-9941. $140. Call 742-4691. 7-6-:ltc 7-3-3tc . --------Phone 992·7428 10x50 RICH -CRAFT Mobile or 992-2724 after, 5 p.m. Home, 1965. S2,395 Ph . 843DELIVERY DRIVER 2158. 7-3-6tc - -- - - - - - 1971 TRIUMPH 500. excellent' condition . Ph . 992-6432 after 5· 30 Full or Part Time · · 7-3-3fc CUTTING HEADS: Shall DUMP TRUCK . 69 OLDS·-----~-~-· 1595 PoJ11eroy Home &Auto Open Hill Monday thru Saturday 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, o. .__S_E_P_T_I_C-.,.tA ---,N',-K _ S_, HOME & AUTO 992 -2094 606 E. Main Pomero.Y . - GUARANTEED-. Phone 992.2094 949-3 151 l~acine. Ohio CLEANED CAR FIElD On Most American Cars JOHNSON'S T.V. POMEROY AKC Golden Retriever puppies, $.40, · and one 7·month Weimarner pup S50. (61 4) 742· Mobile Homes For Sale 6834. 55 x 10 3 BEDROOM, 300 Page 6-2l-llc Street, 992-35()11. _ _ _ __:___~~7-6-lfc GROCERY business for sale.'' - - - - - - - - - YARD SALE , 6 Families, Dale C. Warner, Agency · POMEROY. ll!iall -..il(~:~~~;~:ia';'V"· -----==-=-=:-=- vices, must have car, will PHONE : f92 .1Sl0 L::=======~ r r- SALE! 500 EXPERT.. Wheel Alignment '5.55 Hove your T.V. Picture Tuba Rntored As Good As New Rooting . Root Painting, , Rig hi In Your Homo, Guaranteed tor 6 Mo. s p o u II n g. .:p 1u m bl n g . Remodeling ; Complet• Building, ViriYI & Alumlnum Color-$30.00 S1ding. Black & White-SJ5.00 US HELP YOU · ALL-WEATHER PUBLIC NOTICES hereby advertises fo f bids for the fOllowing : 1 each Horizontal Boring Machine and Casing Pusher .met:t ing the following spec if i cat I on s: LET Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 992·2975 Ope~ 8 a.m. to 5:30 p,m. Monday thru Thursday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday and N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. Saturday . ~========:::, SUMMER SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC• ~ GRAVELY TRACTOR SAlES range, freezer -refrigerator lncfuded . Extra lot. near Minimum Charge 75c 12 cents per word three • PHONE 992-3325 ., 110MECHANICSTREET . , POMEROY,OHIO Olher Floor Pions ~vollablo . S-TRACK TAPES - - - - - - - - - - - · on~ 1.98 Ladies' Screened Printed SLEEVELESS BLOUSES_.;. ______ on~ 5.95 Low Cut · • DENIM SHORTS -----------·only 5.95 LINCOLN WELDER - - - - - - - - - - - · 92.50 Plus Hydraulic Jacks1 Tow Chains. Sledge Hammers, Air Wrenches, Bench Grlnden, Vises. Tarps. etc. . ' . OPEN 9 'TIL 5:30 DAILY EXCEPT FRI. & MON. TIL SUNDAY-u.._ 9 ,. �!' . ' 8-The Dally Sentlnei,Mlddleport.Pomeroy, 0., July 6, 1973· . ' , Sentinel Class-i fieds Get Action. Sentinel ·Classifieds Get Results!Sale • Sale · B. usmess ·• serVIces • I::::::::=~~~~~~~~~;;;;;:::;;:::~~~~;===~~~;;:===1 • ~ 8- The Deily Senllnti,Middleport.piiiiiii'Oy,O., Juty I, 11173 • ~ ~ WANTADS ' For Notice Notice For '• . INFORMATION • .., OEADL.INES WILL work at any odd lobs fol YARD SALE - JO.Inch table GROCERY STORE and service "KAWASAKI500. Call997-5281 , l P.M•.D•v Before Publlca!lon . room end board. llmothy station In Bashan . Ralph saw, Craflsm~n Gig Saw, 71h ,·; Mon'Uay Deadline f 1 . m . Trussell 9•9-588!. Sklorenko, RD 3. Pomeroy , 7·1·61cp horsepower, Scoll Atwater after 6 p.m. .• ~ C•ncellatlo\l - Corrections 1 S-ltc Ohio. ...,. Outboard Motor , S gas ' .. Will bt acceptfd until 9 a .m . for 6·79-6tp heaters. other llems loo :"'" Day of Publlutlon Tractor.type mower , 8 Hauling c•rh, lawn . 1~ • REGULATfONS numerous to mention. July 13 NEW p,' Mulfy , 32 Inch cut. aerators 1 lawn rollers and h J.. The Publllher reserve:s the PORCH sale corner ol Filth and and 14, 8 a.m. 1111 dark. $325.00, 985-39 12. Make seeder spreaders to Ill all •. rlgl'lt to edit or reject any edt Main, Racine. Clothing, Linhart's Trailer. VIne Street, Inquiries ~Iter 5 p.m. '' deemed ablectionBI . The slus of garden tractors and bottles. Insulators, melal Racine. :• publisher will not be responsible 7·5·31p riding mowers. 7 ·6·6tc detectors and misc. Items. ,. tor more then one lncorr11cl Thursday 9 a.m. thr~ •: fnnrtlon . 2 STORY HOME , Full .· Saturday 7 p.m. ' ..RATES basement . 1112 bath , attached •"' For W1nt Ad Service 7·3·3tc garage. double oven gas . ; .. 5 cents per Word one Insertion ·, • ' RUMMAGE Sale, Thuroday Want11rt To Buy and Friday, July S and 6. :~ consecutive l.nserlions . , Pomerqy Elementary School. Saored Heart Church WANTED TO buy old furniture . 1 ' 18 cents per word she con · 992-7384. 6·29-12tc Basement. 9 a.m . to 3 p.m. secutlve Insertions . 1·5-31p 7-3-3tc 2S Per Cent Discount on paid ads and ads paid wHhin 10 dl!lyS. WANTED - Used merchandise CARD OF THANKS .., for auction ~ We buy, we THE OPENING date for the & OBITUARY sell, whole houseful or single STARCRAFT 18 fl . 71n. lhtu 2l Village Fabric Shop will be Sl .SO for SO word m inim um . pieces , consignment or 11. 1 In , travel Monday, July 9. Completely, Each addltlbnal word 2c . contained lrom trailer, $825 .00self· to percentage. We will haul. BLINO A05 remodeled and a ·wide !'hone 992-3354. Hayman's. 51,050.00 dtscount. Fold·down Additional 25c Charge per selection of Fabrics and 6·S·JOtc campers. also. It will fay you Advertisement. accessories,· Is located next OFFICE HOURS door to the post office In ~cf~eC~~ur pslf~Rac~!~~ 8:30a . m . to 5:00P .m . Dally . TucDers Plains. Owned and NO. I Copper 5<1<. radiators. SALES. Route 62, N. of Point 8:30 a. m. to 12 :00 Noon 28c' brass, 2Dc ; ballerles, 85<: operated bY. Mr. and Mrs . ·· Saturday . · Pleasant. Red Carpet eacn ; clean dry roots. Gin Ralph Brooks. Inn. Phonebehind 675-5384. seng. $52 lb. ; yellow root, $4 ; J.6.Jtp mayapple, 45c per lb.; M. A. 7-S-4tc . In Memon -H-OW--t.-e-ar-n- at-h-om-e adHall, Reedsville, Ohio, 378· 1 lour.year old Polled Hereford 6249. . IN LOVING memory of Polly dressing envelopes. Rush Bull . Phone 949-3051. 7 5 S·6·tfc Decker Cascl who was killed 6 stamped self·addrssed en · · ·3'P years ago July 4, 1967. Sadly velope. Cougar Q Sales, 5872 missed by the Decker Family Brookside Drive, Cleveland. OLD furniture , oak ta bles , NOW OPEN, P.M J. Odds and and Hayes Family. Ohio 44144. , clocks, ice boxes , bra" beds, Ends, Glorllled junk, ap7·6·11< 7·6·2tp dishes or complete pllances, furniture . 15 North ~--------households. Wrlle D. second. Mlddleoorl . 6-29-30tc 3·FAMIL Y Yard Sale. Over BOO Miller, Rt. 4, Pomeroy,M.Ohio, antiques and collection Items. Lost call 992-6271 . - - - - -- - - - One mile up Story's Run l·l3·tfc LOST. strayed or stolen. Brown 1962 CHEVY Nova. Runs good. Road. Saturday and Sunday. Boxer in vicinity ol Tuppers Good work car. Phone 985· 7-6· lie Plains Sunday evening. Large 3554, Harold Brewer, Long -s,"---:callle, Wanted scar on left leg. Answers lo _D_E:..A_D-sT=-oc=K.,.,-:h-o-rse Bottom, Ohio 51011.00. the name of Bill. Anyone 6-29-tfc hogs, sheep. · reasonable MEAT CUTTER, No phone knowing ot his whereabouts, calls. D & D Meats, Pomeroy. - - - - - - - - charge. Call 245·5514. please call 667-3064 or 667· 0 1964 4-w~eel drive, '~ ton pick6·26-30tc 3994 . Child's pet. Contact . 7-3-6tc up, good tires. Mechanically Larry A. Millhone. Tuppers 2 FAMILY SALE of odds and good. 5895.00. Phone 985·3554. PI Ins, and receive reward. HOUSEKEEPER wanted from Harold Brewer. Long Bottom, ends at Long Cabin on Bigley 7·6·21< 11 a.m . to 5 p.m. daily. Ohio. Ridge, July 7 lo IS. Follow Inquire at the Odds and Ends- ------:-::-:-6-:·2::-9-'~·lfc -C-;1-M-E_R_A_a_t_p_a-rk- in-;:P-or-:;-tland. signs from 248 or Long BotShop, 266 Mill Street. Mid· tom . Phone 985-4227. Reward. Call 742-3127. dleport, between 1 p.m. and S 10'1' FT. N1mrod Truck Cam · 7·S·3tp 7-6-2fp per. Self ·contained Intercom. p.m . 7-3·1fc nice condition, jacks and hold SHOOTING MATCH. Corn downs included. S99S.OO. Hollow Gun Club, Turn first • Phone 975·3554, Harold right after Miles Cemetery, WALNUT and Chestnut logs. Brewer. Long Bollom, Ohio . Rutland. factory choked guns cut or standing , also walnut 6-29-lfc only. Sunday. July 8, 1 p. m. lumber. Also seeking reliable - - ' - - ' - - - - - 7-S-3tc Your Right to Know sawmill to do custom sawing. 1968 FORD 1;, ton pick·up. 6 Write P. 0. Box 952, Lan· cylinder, J speed. $795.00. 3 FAMILY YARD SALE,' First and be informed of the tunc · Ohio, 43130. Harold Brewer. Phone 985· caster, lions· of your government are white house on Cook Gap Hill . 7·5-llc 3554. Long Bottom, Ohio. embOdied Jn public nofic.es . In 124 going towards Rutland ; · that self .government charges 6·29-lfc clothes, furniture, odds . and 1 a11 citizens to be intorrped , A RIDE to Gallipolis between 6 ends, depression glass , thi s newspaper urges e'tlery a.m. and leave around 4:30. If COMPARE THESE PRICES : 3 utilities. appliances, etc. citizen to ·read and study these going that way, please call ton central-air for mobile Friday; Saturday and Sun· notices. we !lrong ly advise 991·2868 anytime. home. $750.00. Cenlrai.Air for day. ihose ·citt!\!ons 1 s.eeking turth~r 7-6-3tp homes up to 12011 sq. II. informat ion , to exercise the!r 7·5-3tc $625.00 . 6" of insulatiOn blown :r ight of access. to p~bltc •records and public meet 1n~s. into attic .. 18sq. ft. Phone 992YARD SALE. F.rlday and Help Wanted 7320 anytime. Saturday, Larkin Street. 6-29-6tp' Rutland. Dresses 25c each. WELCOME WAGON offers a permanent career wifh BID ADVERTISEMENT Collector's ifems, old records flexible hours to perform KOSCOT KOSMETICS and The Tuppers Plains~ Chest~r 78's and etc . · . Water District. e public body , important community ser - Name Brand Wigs . Special 7-S-:ltc ----------- UNIC020 cu. FT. CHEST FREEZER . . Reg. 295.95 - 249.95 All other sizes. at sa le prices. , '1'. . CAPACITY : ~hall hove capacity for bor:lng and pushing casrng In one operation for 2-ll•" through 16". ENGINE : Shall have not tess than 4 Cycle -9 Horsepower air coolecL gasoline powered . Shall be equipped with electric starter ;:..nd starter pack. in - cl~dtf~NSMISSION: Shall not have less than three (3} forward and one ( 1l reverse . Auger speed shall range from 7 .to 80 RPM . ) TRACK : Shall have two (7 tracks not less than 9 feet long I double raiD . HYDRAULIC SYSTEM : Shall ha'lle double actton Hydraulic Feed Sy~tt!rn operat ion 2,000 P S.l. wtth a rated thrust of at least 17 ,ooo pounds. · '----------- AUGERS : Shall be eQuipped with at least 40 feet of 6" x -1' augers on 1·" " Hex Horizontel 1 extensions. to 10 p.m,. for appoinfment - 3-20-tlc • ·----~- 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, 3 years have heavy duty rock head , NOTICE OF complete with replaceab le APPOINTMENT . carbide cutters and shall be 6 Case No. 10948 inch with t -~ " Hex. Eshte of Lena Margaret. SPECIAL sale prices during monfh of ----------$3.57 hour No experience CONDITIONS • Pickering Deceased . Parts Catalog ShaH be supplied with equipment. , TR.AINING: successful bidder shall have a factory tra ined representative spend one full day giving instructions on operation and maintenance ot the equipment you are bid · dfng DELIVERY : Shall be delivered to TUppers PlainS · Chester water District ill Chci~trt'v"eh 0Y ME : The necessary . Must have car and be willing to learn. BE PATRIOTI C. Hangin g baskets, red. white. and blue petunias Special this week, only $2.SO each. Hubbard's Mon. thru Fri. Call9-8, 446·0677 MR.. VANCE Greenhouse, Syracuse. Route 124 , Not ice is hereby given that 7· 1·Sic Warren Pickens Of Reedsville. Ohio , has been duly appointed - - - - -- - - Administrator Of the Estat~ of L - - - - - - - - - - ' HANGING Baskets, geraniums. Lena Margaret P fckert ng , begon i as, double pefunlas, ~ eceased, late of R.eedsvllle , combination pots . Cleland Meigs County , Ohio. Farm and Greenhouse, E. Creditors are required to file Main, Racine . Geraldine their claims wlth said fiduciary Cleland. wlthlnfourmonths. 6·27·1fc Dated this 20th day of Jun e 19l3, - - - -Manning 0 Webster HONDA CL 350, 1973 Model. Probate Judge . exce ll ent condition. promised delivery date shall be of said County relocating, must sell. Helmet a firm date as specified in the (6) 17, 29 (7) 6, 31t Included. Call 696-1123 or 992· b!d The delivery date .shall be 5522. one' of the de term inlng fa ctors In selecting the best bid tor the 6·29·6tp Water District. LEGAL NOTICE WARRANTY : All equipment Notic e Is hereby gi\Jen that a KNAPP shoes, 10 pel. to 28 pet. •' bid under this proposal shall public hearing will be given on off on 16 styles. Order now . . enjoy all the same warranty the proposed budget for th e per iod as that of 1 standard Meigs Local School District for Supply limited . Phone 992PHONE 992-2156 . product ion model. 5324. the flsctl year 197.. on July 16, Failure to completely 1973. iJI7 :30 P .M . In lhe Board 5-30·1fc d~scr i be the equipment bid may ---......,..--~ Educttlon Off ice located in r esult In rejection of your bid . of BEAUTIFUL Walnut stereo· Junior t1igh Building In The Tuppers Pla ins -Chester the Middleport. radio tape combination, am · Water District reserves the The propoSed budget and For Rent fm radio, 8·frack tape deck, 4 r ig ht to evaluate var iations estimate cost oroperatlon for 12 X 56 Mobile Home, luljy speaker sound system. from these specifications . If the MeigsOfLocal School District exceptions are mede to these for 197• iftcludlng Plain[: Balance $104.32, or use our carpeted, Tuppers cost of specifications, you shall state operetlno lhe publicthe Phone 843·2414, adults on . budget terms. Call 992-3965. schools of wherein your eqUipment falls to &aid d ls lrlcl for the fiscal veer 7·5·3 p 6-29·6tc meet the specifications . -~-~--l973 will bt available at that AI! bids must be received at time. TWO TRAI.LER lois In · Mid· 1973 - Zig Zag sewing machine. the Water Office In C.hester , Meigs Ltcal School District dle~rl; lf2 duplex in Brad- This machine darns. emOhio , by 10 :00 A.M . July 10, &o.rd Of Education 1 bury; phooe before 6 p.m. 992- broiders, overcasts, button ' 1973, and th e District reserves L. w. McComas, ' • the rlghl to relec t any and all 5693. .holes . All wtthout at. Cterk - Tre~turer 7·2-51c lachments. Pay balance of (61 19 : (71 6, lie ~~~~PERS PLA.IN S · WANTED Pomeroy Carrier k .ft, The Daily Sentinel CHESTER WATER DISTRICT P. 0 . Box 7 Chester. Oh io 45770 (61 27. 29; (716. 31c PUBLIC NOTICE Noti ce Is hereby given that on the 10th d&V of July 1973 at 7.00 P .M. e publ ic herring will be held on Orange townshl r> budget tor the next tiscal re&f . Such hearing w ll be held at mv office . • . Nina Rob inson, Clerk Rl. '2 Coolvi lle, Ohio 4$723 (7) 6, lie We.talk ~ you I likeJ ~· ·WMP0/1390 ON YOUR DIAL OFfiCE SUPPLIES,... and old, li ving room, kitchen , bathroom. utility room and outside storage . 169 Beech Street. Phone 992·5064. 6-21 -12tc EXCELSIOR Salt Works, E. Main 51 .. Pomeroy. All kinds of sail water pellets, water nuggets, block salt and own Ohi o River Salt. Phone 992· 3891 . 6·5-tfc Ph'92-2174 Speclalisl Wheel Alignment PRICE CONSTRUCTION Roofing, Spouting, Phone 742-6271 Of FURNITURE Stripping and Refinishing . Abraham ' s Antiques, 132 Fayette Street, Nelsonville, Ohio. Phone 753· 1302. 7-3-3Dtc REFRIGERA rDR Repair, Air· Conditioning, Heating. Electrical Repair, Residential or commercial, 1220 Washongton Blvd. 423-1521 BELPRE, 0 . 2 SIGNS auto alr·condltlonlng, 266 Mill Street 992·3509. 6·29-JCtc QUALITY EXCAVATING. Dozers, ·large and small; Backhoes and paid for all makes and 'CASH Pels For Sale models of mobile homes . loaders on track and tires; Dump trucks - La-boy AKC Toy Poodle puppies, $75 Phone area code 614-423-9531. and $85. Also Siamese kittens _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _4!!;.·.!.;13!;.;·t~fc service. Septic ta~ks In · stalled . George (Bill) Pullins. SID . Phone 1-256-6247, Kennels phone 992-2478 or 992 7402. of Calhoun . , 2 9-tfc . 6·24-30tc Real Estate For Sale 7 ROOM house wltK bath in HARRISON'S TV service ano Rutland, air conditioned. POODLE pupp1es. Toy A.K.C., READY ·MIX CONC' : ~TE . Chocolate - Show quality . carpeted, gas furnace, dish- service calls. Phone 992·2522. delivered right to your 2-9-tfc washer, double oven, range, Phone 992·5443. project. Fasl and easy. Free double garage, large carport, DOZER and back .hoe work. S 23·tfc estimates . Phone 992·3284 . 4 acres cleared and fenced. ponds and septic tanks. ditch· Goeglein Ready -Mix Co .• : small barn and other Auto Sales irlg service; top soil, fill dirt, Middleport, Ohio. buildings. Phone 614-742·6834. limestone ; B&K· Excavatlno . 6-JC.Ifc' 1"71 DART SWinger 318 2-barrel 5-30,tic , Phone 992-5367 or 992-3861. -' P.S . P B. 949-4785. 9·1·tfC SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED • 7-3·3fc ·c ~~ O-N-C~ R~ E-T-E ~-W -0-R~ .. K: REASONAI!LE rates. Ph . 446-: 4782, Gallipolis, John Russell, driveways, sidewalks, steps, Owner and Operator. Real Estate for Sale etc. Call 992-3453. .. S·12·1fC 6-28·12tcp . TEAFORD ELNA and White Virgil B- Teafl!rd, Sr. Broker · 110 Mechanic Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ABOVE THE AVERAGE 5 nice bedrooms, 1112 bafhs . NEW LISTING Garage and carport. Nice · RUTLAND - 4 bedrooms. k d' h h kitchen with lots of cabinets· bath , ss sin , !S was er, & double stainless steel sink . ~ tove , refrigerator, automatic Dining room with lots of washer and dryer . Front cabinets. Great for lhe large porch. dbl. garage, and large lam ily, $12,8!JO. · carport . Several outbuildings. 7ACRES 3'1• acres. Only $15,000.00. Just 5 minutes out of 2ACRES BEDFORD TOWNSHIP -o Pomeroy . Home has 4 AboullOOO ft . off Rt. 33. Asking bedrooms . Bath . Dining room . Large Foyer. Lots of iusl St.500.00. remodeling done In this WATER FRONT OVER 3ACRES- On Route 7. home . Carpeting . Full Excellent location for mobile basement . Buildings and park. New mobile home on 'garage. $17,000. properly for sale. Has air NEWLYWEDS conditic;ming, screened patio, here is a 2 bedroom home. boat, motor, trailer with cover. Bath. Dining room . Furnished has G. E. kitchen . 00 All for only $21 •5011· · ·Storm doors and windows . 1ACRE Large level lot 1011x130. At IN THE COUNTRY - 3 the very -low . price of bedrooms , nice bath , modern $8,500.00. kitchen, porch, and dbl . INCOME PROPERTY garage. $12,500.00. Live In one apartment and LARGE HOME rent 2. The 2 you rent are 8 ROOMS - 4 bedrooms. 2 tumlshed . Close to shopping. modern baths, automatic gas Rented at all times. furnace, basement, and lar_ge BUILDING LOTS porch on cor ner lot. Now ju"St We have a few now. Please $21,000.00. call for particulars. · HOUSES WANTED SHOP WITH US FOR A REAL BUY . WE HAVE OVER 900 In every part of the County. ACRES OF MEIGS COUNTY All prices. We have buyers with cash who need 2 to ~ FOR SALE. bedroom homes. CALL' US TODAY. . HELEN L. TEAFORD HENRY E. CLELAND GORDON Ill· TEAFORD. BROKER · AUOCIAn:s 992-2259 m.ms or 992-1615 No Answer 992-1561 . REAL ESTATE ----'-----538.50 or pay $5 per month. Grocery Store. on Mulberry Ave., doing a fine Call 992-5331. · SLEEPING room over the Wlhe 6·10·tfc business. for lease . Ideal for young couple who Store in Pomeroy . Reference - - = = = - - - want to go · into bu~iness for themselves. required. Call 992·5293. 1961 MERCURY good except \ NOTICE OF · Contact if interested : .. PUBLIC HEARING 7·6·tfc needs molar . S9S. See at OF THE -Sawmill on Road 1 9. SALEM TOWNSHIP PRIVATE me!itlng room for 7-6·3tc GEORGE S. HOBSTEnER JR•. TRUSTEES BUDGET any organlz,.llon ; phone 992· Notice Is hereby given that on ONE 7200 acre lot lor sale. 60 AC Ihe 161h day 01 July, 1973 at 8:011 ~975 . Real Estate Broker all -crop Harvester , also . o'clock P.M .. "public ttearlng 3·11 -tlc Box. 101 - Pomeroy, Ohio Wltl be held on the Budget Phone 742-3656. prepared by lhe Sa lem Phone 985·4186. 7·_ 6-241p . Township Trustees of Meigs 3 AND 4 ROOM furni shed and - - - - - . - - - County, Ohio, for the next fisca l unfurnished 4 apartments . ONE 3 year old Registered year ending ~ Oecember JL 1974. Phone 992·543 . Black Angus Bull. Call 742· Such hearing will be held at 4' 12 .If c 6675. the reovllllr meeting place for Sal&m rownthlp Trustees at the MOBILE borne space in J.6.6fc , Salrm . Center Sohoo l . Syracuse. "hone 992-6329. -,9-66- -2-lf,- 1-on- D-utn - p-tr-u-ck- , hay -----~--:-::--~· 62 Almt~~ E . Smith · l·tfc bale! motor driven. Antique . Clerk I ivlng r oom . couch, r ocker, 17 I o. 1'1c hogh back wing chair . 9n. "STRIPPERS" For Sale 6447. NEW MODERN 2·plece living _ _ _ _ _ _ _7_·6·21p HEARI~G OF We Strio Paint, Vamishes, Etc. From FurnHure. rOQm suite. Choice of nylon or BUDGET OF LETART TOWNSHIP herculon while they last . Only 1972 HONDA suo, good conNotice I~ hereby given th•f I:Jn Sl54 .95 Cuh & Carry , dillon . $250. Phone 742-6878. ANTIQUES-r.10DERN-METALS the 16th dil~ cl Jul,., 1973, at 7 Pomeroy Recovery, 622 E. 7·6·3tp P m. a public he~rlnc;, Will be Main ~lreel. Phone 992·7554. held on the buduet prel)ared by No Ruinbus lyes pr caustics Used ; 7-S-6tc DON'T pump your sluggish The Letart ·Township Trustees ~ septic tank. Get Klean ·Em . Svch hearing will be ht'ld al 3 BEDROOM hovse , full •· the Township Holl . All Se pti c Tank Cioa ner . PICK·UP SERVICE AVAILABLE basement. Mason .· Call 773- Lan dmark ·Ferm Bureau, Ktrr StrMI Herbert $ayre Dick Seyler ·Owner Pomeroy . 54~' ' · J.Htc Letart Township Clerk . Pomeroy, 0+11o Pllone 992-2191 7 6-1tp (71 6, lie Sewing makes. Reasonable rates . The Sewing Center. Mid · dleport. Ohio. 11·1 6·1tC RON SHEPARD, Floor, Wall Remodeling, Ceramic tile baths. Box 280, Rutland 742· 3664. 6·26.tfc 1970 PONTIAC $2195 Firebird Esprit, local 1-owner car. 350 V-8 engine. power oew 'J;g & automatic transmission AM·FM radio, like hilelettered tires, 3D7Y·B, power steering & brakes. radio, clean Interior. 19j9 PLYMOUTH . $195 Fury I, 4-door, 52,000 miles, good tires. 6 cyl., automatic trans., blk. finish . Pom'roy ·Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 8:00P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Plans approved CHARLESTON, W.Va . which dallllll!ed about two mil(UPI) -Clean air plans for lion seedlings at the Clements four West VIrginia plants, state Tree Nursery at Lakin, including two at Ohio River Mason CoiUlty, The sale loss to the state faclllties, were approved Wednesday, and the West could rWI as much as $36,000 VIrginia Air Pollution Control and reforesting and surface Commission decided to consult mine reclamation projects with the Ohio Air Pollution could be hurt by the sulphur Control Commission In a West dlolllde burns, Jim Brooks, Vlrglnla.Ohlo border ca~. · plant pathologist for the West The Koppers Co. plant at Virginia Departmenl of Follansbee, the Quaker State Agriculture, told the air control Oil RefinE\~'}' at St. Marys, FMC commission. Corp. at South Charleston and The commission said it Monsanto at Nitro were given wauld receive at its next approval for their air quality meeting another report on control plans. whether open '!.urnlng has been . However, Koppers and · halted at a dump at Chester, Quaker State, located on ·the Hancock County. The dump Ohio River were ordered ,. by owner was ordered by the the commission to file progress commission to cease open reports on implementation of burning after residents near their plans. the dump complained. :The plans were designed to Clirl Beard was reappointed 111eet air quality standards executive secretary- of the ~heduled to go Into effect July agriculture commissioner, was 1, 1976. ~ reelected ctairman. The Kyger Creek plant of Play Area Ohio Power Co., located near The largest playing field tht Ohio River In Ohio, has for any .ball game is' that of be labelled the suspect In polo •. wtth 12.4 acres, or a en max1mum length of 300 e~lsslon of excessive sulphur yards and a width, without dlolllde on or about JWJe 6 sideboards, of 200 yards. ALITOMOBILE insurance been cance lled? Lost your operator's license . Call 992· 7428 · 6-JS.tfc SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC ' SEWAGE SYSTEMS • C,LEANED. REPAIRED. Real_Estate For Sale MILLER SANITATION, ". STEWART, OHIO. PH . 662· ' ·MEIGS County - ' 1s acres. 3 3035. 2. bedroom house with full 10·4·1fc " basement. $10,000, Mac McCauley. Realty; AI Walsh, Salesman, phone '698·5491. 7-3·4fc . ~------- NEW 3 bedroom. all -electric hom'e with one car garage and one acre . of ground, on Flatwoods road. Phone 9922735. 7·3·6tp - ----'-----, HOUSE . for sale by owner, 3 bedrooms, new furnace, roof, and wiring . Wall .to.wall carpeting, large lot, carport. Look for Iron fence In front and pine trees In side yerd. Contact Mr . Eldon Walburn, 230 U'l[on Avenue, Pomeroy; Ohio. P'hone 992·2805. . 6·13-tfc MODERN 6 room t floor plan home with detachable garage. All newly painted. Located on nice level~ot SO' x 120' at 619 Page St., Mid· dleport, Ohio. For further details, contaH David R. Yates. 23 Grandview Road, Cambridge, Ohio, 43725 or Phone 992·3904. 6-IS·tfC 4 BEDROOM house, 2 baths. river frontage , Syra,use . Phone 992·2360. 6·27·1fc KINGSBURY HOMES .... -d-;--:1:1;------, Dick's Hoar ouse Made . ",, .." ,.,,• ,. ----'----· (t I SERVICE Still Offers You Your Best Buy on Your New Mobile Home or . Double Wide. Now available in 52xl2, 60xlj, 64x14, 70xl4 or 52>t24, 44x24, 60x24 Double Wide. See us be lore you buy. L-------------------.. '. & •h "',. l"' • " IJ..7_41_-4_2;_1_1~--A.;.r.;.n.;.o_;_:ld:..G.:..:.:r•:..'~•·:.._.--.:.;R~ut:..::l•::n:::d:.._...::J<': J .. " _.,,," Sticker Price H.T. Sedan·-----------'100 Smith Nelson Dis. by Skyline Corp. In Ohio. Our low overhead assures you of a better buy. Financing available. See us on Cty . Rd. 18, Kingsbury Rd. near the Junction of Rt. 33. Smith Nelson Ask ,.. us about Undersklrtlng lor mo.b lle 'home. Lowest prices. . your HRS.: 2·7 WEEKDAYS 1-75ATURDAYSOA BYAPPT Locally qwnod & optraled. Come out-lor 1 look or 1plvo ut 1 caii192·62.S6. We will save you money, reported the new figure is a gain of more than 5,000 members over last year. Mueller, who is retiring at !he end of this month after 25 years with the LLL, said membership contributions topped the $8QO,OOO mark for !he first time, with an average gift from each member of $5.06. Time" and $3834 Tax & Title Vinyl Top· . Tape, Big }Juy .'T'd 7 p.m. & Sal .'til 5 p.m. Service Td 12 Noon on Saturdl) . vacation with Mrs. Bertha and Mrs. Danny Sayre of Robinson · and fam!ly. Columbus, · Mr. and Mrs. Carl Robinson, stationed at James Sayre, Mr. and Mrs. !'lorfolk, Va., Ys spending a Dallas Sayre of MaysVille, Ky., vacation leave with his Paul Sayre of Columbus, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sayre of Syracuse and ChrisSie Powell at Racine and Mr. and Mrs. Nonnan Styer of Mrs. Bertha Robinson. Waterford. Mike Robinson, stationed at Fort Carson, Colo.-, is spending Official Tongues a leave with .his parents, Mr. The official language in all and Mrs. Bill Robinson. but three Latin-American re• Mr. and Mrs. Dale Robinson publics is Spanish . . Brazil . . - - - -...- - - - - - - - - - - - - - · and children of Illinois are uses Portuguese; Fren~h is visitinghisWJcle,Mr.andMrs. spoken in Haiti ; English is spoken in Guyana. Brice Sayre The sovereign of Great Britand baby of Colwnbus spent on still holds the power of a over the weekend With Mr. and absolute veto but no British Mrs. Herbert Sayre. Othe~ king or queen ha s used this visitors of the Sayres were Mr. power since 1701. ' Lawsons were their children, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lawson and son of Letart, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lawson of Syracuse, Mr . and Mrs. Bill Parsons and sons of Antiquity By Mrs. Herbert Roush and Mr. and Mrs . Bill Mash of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Miller of Pt. Pleasant. Mansfield were over the Mr . and Mrs . Raymond weekend guests of Mr. and Robinson and son, Robin Earl Mrs. Charles Lawson. Spen· of New Bern, N. C., returned ding Sunday also with the home Friday after · a week's Fairview News.t Notes SEE YOUR WHEELHORSE DEALER FOR 1973 TRACTORS 'NOW Sp:ECIAL · BUYS no~~!':~~~~. Enjoy a grass cutting week e·nd wtth a Whee l Horse tra ctor. Your Wheel Horse dea ler has the biggest line of lawn and garden tractors ever. Tractors like the 16 and 18 HP automati cs for b ig jobs. lnt!!rmediate an d economy siz e auto· matic and lever shift tracto rs from 7 to 14 HP that o ffer vfnsatility and efficiency for getting the job done are ava il able. too . Tra ctqrs are load ed with fea lur~ s that make tractor operation enjoyable . Choose 'tram 42 work saving attachments. So lighten your workload, buy Wheel Horse and have time for family fun Wheel Horse quali ty and dependabllity is backe d wtth 27 years of ex:perience. Friday, Saturday · and Sunday Sale! Red. White & Blue WOMEN'S TENNIS SHOES - - - - - - - pr. 1.29 Surplus Screen Rooms and TENTS, as is, values to 89.99.-----now 25.00 Water Repellent COMPOUND -------------gallon 2.99 For heavy duty canvas BAUM LUMBER Sales and Service 985-3301 Chester. 0. Coleman . LANTERN &SToVE FUEL----.. --:.;..gal. 89' We carry Coleman products Sanitary Collapsible WHEELHORSE LA"{N & GI\RflF" T~ACTORS KAH~KI SHIRTS, ~.29 --------SHORTS, 49' Borg Bath reg. 9.95 -----~now 5.95 PORTA-lAMPS------------ now 6.49 Ideal for camping, trailers, patios & boats. Black Leather SLIP-ON BOOTS ---------·special 16.49 Rock, Soul. Country & Religious 1f0100M I 1111 MODEL HOME LOCATEO 1 MILE N. OF FIVE POl NTS ON RT. I£DIU DM I l!n 7, POMEROY, 0. Ll¥11141 11011 .,, l 14 Open For Inspection SAT. & SUN.- 1 TO S P. M. 44 X 24 ~ _"':",...,." " - - ·-~ - .-...., ..,.,_...,. ' ......BUILT BY B&K EXCAVATING 1031 SQ. 11'1'. UP,I.A. L.EVIL. ....,..._.._..._...,..._..__ - - · - 2071 $Q. •T. TOTIIL LIIIING AREA SALES REPRESENTATIVE: VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR., BROKER Associate~ : Helen L. Teaford. Gordon B. TeafOrd P.M. !;QUAL HOUSING OPPOR TU I<IITIES .. Athens, Ohio SCALES, in colors, Bilttery Operated 1(11001 2 11 I II I BILL'S ARMY &NAVY DISCOUNT STORE 85 N. Court St. TRENDHOMES by NATIONAL Next Door to the " Jones Boys" ... '----- WATER TOTES, 2'h gal., 2.49 -----5 pl. 2.95 Long Sleeve MOOIL 3311 _ + 500 E. Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio • '-------- ·- - '614.45 Your Price Remember We Seroice W'hat We Sell. MOBILE HOMES DAILY 9·6 '4448.45 Smith Nelson Dis. 992-2174 .Design '212 1~ Sticker Price Open Ewenin~ *PARKWOOD *KIRKWOOD *SKYLINES *ACADEMY . OPEN .SUN. 73 Century Lux. 2 DR. HT Buicks Bes_t At Big Spving OUR WORD IS OUR BOND We Feature Some of the Finest: POMERQ,Y, "OHIO Tax & Title Real Bargain ·---$5480 -'; Tax & Title 50' 992-7777 + Dis .'1129.60 Your Price REMEMBER We Service What We Sell WORLD ALMANAC Ph: i]2g-g MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM. AT BIG SAVINGS .: LLL President Gus S. Melde of Dallas, Tex., said he viewed the successful campaign as · "emphatic evidence of the FACTS unity of laymen in the field to the task to bringing Chrisl to the nations." "I think we lis a League should be thankful, first to God for His blessings and then to our people in the field for a tremendous job by their efforts and prayers," Melde said. The International Lutheran Laymen's League, an auxiliary organization of The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, will In i931 , Jane'Addams be- hold its ~6th annual convention came the first American in Tulsa, Okla., July 21J.Aug. 1. woman to ~eceivehthc WNob cdl' The Lutheran Hour, with Peace Proze , T e or 1 f t D 0 ldH ff Almanac recalls. She served .. ea ures r. swa . 0 m~nn as chairman of-the Woman 's as the speaker on Its English Peace Party and pre sident broadcasts over more than of the International Congress . 1,100 sb!tions in the United of Women dunng World W.ar Slates and Canada also is I, and because of· her pac1fost ' . views was denounced by broadcast overseas In 45 many Americans. languages by nearly 700 ad· Coprriglll 1 1973 ditional sb!tions around the Newap&IJttr Enterprise Assn world. The LLL also carries out a Preaching Through the Press program by placing nationally circulated newspaper and magazine advertisements aimed at p~oviding Christcentered answers to the Larry's of Pomeroy .. . problems of modern life. The ads are carried in such Frank Gheen, Salas Mgr. Title Big Savings 73 Elc.' 225 4 DR. HT Sticker Price $6609.60 This Car Loaded. Real Buy League sets record Larry Evans. Owner ·---$4300 "i45S{) -----$4495 + Lutheran Laymen LARRY'S + Tax 8, & Title Luxury Car At A Big Saving $5458.05 $963.05 Your Price Tax c& Title "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" GMAC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenings Untii6:00- Til5 p.m. Sat. 11 '89190 Your Price Best Buy In Town 67 Olds 98 H.l Sed., v-roof, air ·-----·'795 Drive a Little & Save a Lot! Tax Big Car At Small . Car Price & air-----~ 795 magazine's as ''Parade. '' + . '519~90 Smith .Nelson Dis. .. . ~ -----· ----- V-8, auto.'_.}1295 68 Chevrolet Impala H.T. ·--------.'1295 uUNDER SELLu Your Price 12' X 65'-14' X 64' . Best Prices At SALES Tax & Title Smith Nelson ~ticker Price 73 Pontiac Bonn. 4 OR. HT . 73 Pontiac Bonn. 2 DR. HT 73 Pontiac LeMANS 4 DR. Sticker Price '374160 $5525.05 Sticker Price $5520.05 Sticker Price Smith Nelson Dis. $975.05 Smith Nelson Dis. '970.05 Smith Nelson Dis. '444.60 Your Price . Your Price Your Price $4550 + Tax & Title • + Tax & Title 68 Olds 442, VB, auto. trans_, P.s. ____ '1395 ST. LOUIS - The In· ternational Lutheran Laymen's League, sponsor of The Lutheran Hour worldwide, and cC>.sponsor of the television program, "This Is the life," has a set a record for mem· bership with 158,486 members In the United States and Canada. John A. Mueller, director of membership for the League, 992-2174 $4631.90 Dis. $J71.90 Sticker Price Great Buy 69 Pontiac Bonn. HJ. Sedan, air _____11495 14' X 70'-12' X ------ ' Pomeroy Motor Co. really sharp. C. BRADFORD. Auctioneer Complete Service Phone 949-3821 Racine, Ohio Crltt Bradford 5-1-lfc • O'DELL WHEEL Alignment ' located at Crossroads, Rt. 124, ' now back to work. Complete" front end service, tune up and.: brake service. Wheels·' balanced electronically. All , work guaranteed. Reasonable rates. Phone 742·3232. · ' 2·18·tfc ., __ Machines ... Service on all + Kcn··r--& Van Zandt 1911 FORD $209S Torino 500 H.T. Cpe. 1 owner car less than 33,000 miles. brown fi~lsh with matching vinyl root 8. vinyl interior. 302 V·8 engine, std. trans .. power steering & brakes. raqlo. EXCAVATING. dozer. loader and backhoe wOrk ' septic tanks Installed ; dump trucks . and lo-boys for hire; will haul 1111 dirt; top 'soli , limestone and gravel; Call Bob or Roger Jeffers, day phone 992·7089; night phone 992·3525 or 992· 5232. 2·11-tfc air---~·2495 . 69' 01ds 88 H.T; Sedan, full pow., air ~--'1595- 88 PH. 73 Pontiac t1t. 4 DR. HT -----$4101 Your Price. 62 Pontiac 4 Dr., V-8, auto., P.S. -----.'150 See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel Located on St. Rt. 7 985·4100 8-4:30 Daily, 8·12 Sal. In the R. H. Rawlings Sons Buolding. Middleport. 0 . 992-2101 air. ___ ,.:,. __ .'2695 69 Pontiac ~nn., 2 dr. HJ., v-roof, air _.!1495 6'4 Olds RIGGS USED CARS lMaMe it Right. Sed~n. Olds 88'"H.T. auto., or we will Skylark HJ. Cpe., v:roof, air___ 13495 67 Olds 98 Town Sed., power 70 FORD·-------:..--~1395 4 Dr., P. S. It Musl Be Right always available at ... MOBILE HOMES 71 VEGA ----------s1595 · Pomeroy --r · 69 'Mereu!} Montego 4 Door, 2 Dr .• 4·sp .• red. For Estimates MILLER 4 Dr ., with air . · SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC.. Home Remodeling Complete mobile home service - plus gigantic display of mobile homes 68 PONTIAC ·--~----- s395 Notha n Biggs Rodiotor Speclollst JOHN TIICKER Rt. 4, Pomeroy, 0 . 992•39 54 Air Conditioners Awnings . Underp.inning 4 Dr .• air . BulldoZJ!r Radiator to the 71 POMEROY, OHIO 73 Pontiac Cal, 2 dr. HT Sticker ' Price $4939.90 Smith Nelson Dis. . $838.90 Caprice Cpe., v·roof, air._: ___ ,1J495 70 Olds Cut H.T. Sedan, V-roof, 69 MERCURY -"7----!1095 bma11est Hearer ·lore. MODERN SANITATION Stop In and See Our Floor Disp!ay. Comet, 2 dr., 6 cyl., auto. From the laraest Truck or 24 HOUR SERVICE ' FURNITURE 69 MERCURY -··--~.:,.$1095 lladlato ·Service .USED CARS -72 Chev. 72 Buick E. MAIN Buick' & Pontiac has loaded ui up on new cars and July Is the monthto save many hundreds of $$ on a new Buick or Pontiac of y,our choice. Following ora a few of the big SavlngL · ·- $ 2 Dr . H.T., A·1 condition. air . EXPERIEN~ED., . SERVICE Building for sa le or lease. Phone 773-5618 from 8:30p.m.' train, good income. Call (614) July. Phone Helen Jane 593-6244 or 592·1276. ,Qr. write Brown, 992-Sll3. largest in area, Thursday, Friday, Saturday 10 to .4, o~er Shirley Anion. 56 Avon Place. 6·29,1fc ----'-----600 items. 2 moles south of . Athens, Ohio 45701 . 7·5-3tp 3D-INCH range hood, harvest Racine on Rt. 124. Watch for gold and 2 antique chansign . 7-J·~ tc BABYSITTER In my home, deliers. Phone 992,5756. 7-3·3tp .m. Io4p.m. ,Mon day - - - - - - - - ;:========:..._~ from6a through Friday. Live in or · out. 402 W. Main, Apt. 3, 12,000 BTU Air-Conditioner for For Complete Pomeroy, Ohio. sale. Just a year old. Phone 7-3-6tp 247-2684. --------7·3·11< · ·· lnsurance PART-TIME waitress wanted, ----~---Blue Tartaln . Day and night BLACK riding mare for sale. Protection shilt. Call 992-9941. $140. Call 742-4691. 7-6-:ltc 7-3-3tc . --------Phone 992·7428 10x50 RICH -CRAFT Mobile or 992-2724 after, 5 p.m. Home, 1965. S2,395 Ph . 843DELIVERY DRIVER 2158. 7-3-6tc - -- - - - - - 1971 TRIUMPH 500. excellent' condition . Ph . 992-6432 after 5· 30 Full or Part Time · · 7-3-3fc CUTTING HEADS: Shall DUMP TRUCK . 69 OLDS·-----~-~-· 1595 PoJ11eroy Home &Auto Open Hill Monday thru Saturday 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, o. .__S_E_P_T_I_C-.,.tA ---,N',-K _ S_, HOME & AUTO 992 -2094 606 E. Main Pomero.Y . - GUARANTEED-. Phone 992.2094 949-3 151 l~acine. Ohio CLEANED CAR FIElD On Most American Cars JOHNSON'S T.V. POMEROY AKC Golden Retriever puppies, $.40, · and one 7·month Weimarner pup S50. (61 4) 742· Mobile Homes For Sale 6834. 55 x 10 3 BEDROOM, 300 Page 6-2l-llc Street, 992-35()11. _ _ _ __:___~~7-6-lfc GROCERY business for sale.'' - - - - - - - - - YARD SALE , 6 Families, Dale C. Warner, Agency · POMEROY. ll!iall -..il(~:~~~;~:ia';'V"· -----==-=-=:-=- vices, must have car, will PHONE : f92 .1Sl0 L::=======~ r r- SALE! 500 EXPERT.. Wheel Alignment '5.55 Hove your T.V. Picture Tuba Rntored As Good As New Rooting . Root Painting, , Rig hi In Your Homo, Guaranteed tor 6 Mo. s p o u II n g. .:p 1u m bl n g . Remodeling ; Complet• Building, ViriYI & Alumlnum Color-$30.00 S1ding. Black & White-SJ5.00 US HELP YOU · ALL-WEATHER PUBLIC NOTICES hereby advertises fo f bids for the fOllowing : 1 each Horizontal Boring Machine and Casing Pusher .met:t ing the following spec if i cat I on s: LET Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 992·2975 Ope~ 8 a.m. to 5:30 p,m. Monday thru Thursday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday and N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. Saturday . ~========:::, SUMMER SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC• ~ GRAVELY TRACTOR SAlES range, freezer -refrigerator lncfuded . Extra lot. near Minimum Charge 75c 12 cents per word three • PHONE 992-3325 ., 110MECHANICSTREET . , POMEROY,OHIO Olher Floor Pions ~vollablo . S-TRACK TAPES - - - - - - - - - - - · on~ 1.98 Ladies' Screened Printed SLEEVELESS BLOUSES_.;. ______ on~ 5.95 Low Cut · • DENIM SHORTS -----------·only 5.95 LINCOLN WELDER - - - - - - - - - - - · 92.50 Plus Hydraulic Jacks1 Tow Chains. Sledge Hammers, Air Wrenches, Bench Grlnden, Vises. Tarps. etc. . ' . OPEN 9 'TIL 5:30 DAILY EXCEPT FRI. & MON. TIL SUNDAY-u.._ 9 ,. �.. . . .. . 10- The Deily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .1 July 6, 1973 George Preston Marshall . organizer and lat e owner of the Washington Redskin root· ball team , Is credited with • Introducing music and oth e ~ halftime festivities into pro'fesslonal football . . T ex will'P}ay· al shOW MA~ilN - DRIVE IN Tonight Ju,l y6 Double Future Progrim "THE PINK ANGELS" John Alderman Bruce Klmbal Rated R .:..Pius"WILD RIDERS" ·They took a trip on an escape achlne without · brakes ... nd ended up on the road to F elll · CRl SATURDAY July 7 Double Feature LIVING FREE (Color) Susan Hampshire TEX HARRISON Talks going on Tex Harrison and 1be Valley Boys will provide free entertalmnent at 1 boat aad ~creallonal outdoor 1how .. , at the Middleport Marina from noon uptll dark Sunday, July 15. 1be Middleport thamber of Commerce Is spon· sorlng the outdoor show whlcb will feature displays of boitlna and J camping equipment. Refreshments will be available on the grounds. The show Is free. MARION, Ohio (UPI) Negotiators fQr General Telephone Co. and the Com· munlcatlons Workers . · of America Union were to conUnue talks today In an effort to reach agreement on a new contract -before an extension expires at midnight. . Thomas Ryan , CWA bargainer, declined to dlseuas whether any progress had been made at Thursday's session, following the .holiday recess. Union demands have centered on wage Increases. The union wants to raise the present $3.16 an hour top pay for General Telephone operators to $3.50, while the company has offered only $3.40. The union Is'demanding a pay raise for repairmen and other craft workers from $4.90 an hour to $5.31, while the company offered only $5.2G. After rejecting the latest offer last weekend, the 2,400 _union employes in Ohio voted overwhelmingly to authorize the national union to call a ' e.G> Plus "FOUR FLIES ON GREY VELVET" ( PG) Sun. -Mon .. Tues. July 8-9- 10 Double Feature Program SOLDIER BLUE (Color) Candice Bergen , ·Peter Strauss Donald Pleasence MEIGS THEATRE Tonight-Sat.-,Sun. July 6-7·8 THE NEW CENTURIONS (Technicolor) George C. Scott Stacy Keach ( Rl -Plus- c.c. AND COMPANY !Color) Joe Namath Ann-Margret ( Rl 3 Stooges: Self Make Maids Show Starts 7 p.m . CRl · Hill ad•.d•ed (Continued from Page JJ d the parks will be open beY 011 1 this hour will be by speCIB · permission to an organizatiOII or individual given by tile mayor. Mayor London, In com· •• plllll\.ce with a village or· dlnane&..lrt regard to cleanln8 weeds on vacant :lots, . WIIS given authority to exercise t)le JIM ARNOlD, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Arnold, 625 .Chestnut St., Middleport, recently exhibits may begin. ordinance: U owners fail ~ was named "father of the year" at the Bridgetown Church of Christ, Bridgetown, Ohio. Jim The museum board hopes to clean up the lots the village wl was chosen over four other candl~tes.l3ridgetown Is a suburb of Cincinnati. He Is married to have the museum completed in · do so and plac;e Pte costs on tile the former Gloria Eubanks of the Jackson area. They have two daughters, Mary and Laura . time for the national owners' tax duplicate. Jim graduated from Middleport High SChool, Rio Grande College and received his masters celebration af the United States Council authorized the clerk degree from Marshall University. Aformer teacher, Jim Is employed in the office of a trucking Bicentennial in 1976. to place the two-mill fire firm. He.and his wife are shown at the church bulletin board which posted the honor ·bestowed Everyone interested in on him by church members. protection levy on the helping is invited to the November ballot. The two-mill meeting, and it is hoped that levy Is a renewal. Money . representatives will attend derived from the levy would be from all townships in the earm~rked for the purchase 9f county. This is a crucial period a new fire truck, council for the museum and real teammembers observed. work will be necessary in order Cowicll will meet in special· to get the museum on the road session Tuesday, July 10, at 7 to completion. WASHINGTON (UPI) - A When CRP failed to respond to stay, anu told reporters later: demanding Congress begin p.m. to discuss flood control federal judge has rejected a Common Cause's satisfaction, "We're entitled to a deter- impeachment proceedings. insurance with Gary D. Johnson, a representative of request by Common cause, the attorneys for the citizens' mination (lln whether criminal E·R SQUAD AIDS 2 the state. . citizen's lobby, that former lobby asked that Stans, the re- action was involve.<!) and we're The Middleport Emergency Mayor London reported that 'Commerce Secretary Maurice election campaign finance going to get it." · Squad made two runs ThursArchie Lee has agreed to In other developments . day. At 11:30a.m. Mrs. Harlan Stans be held in contempt for chairman, be held in contempt.. purchase a new flag for inside refusing to surrender complete U.S. District Court Judge related to the Watergate Warner was transported from the building. financial records of President Joseph C. Waddy turned down scandal: 720 Maple St. to Holzer Medical Meeting with council was Nixon's re~lection committee. the request Thursday>and told -A White House spokesman · Center. She was suffering from Sam Pickens in regard to During a three-hour hearing Common Cause to make list in San Clemente, Calif. denied, severe pains. . persons riding motorcycles Thursday, attorneys for the of financial documents It that President Nixon had ever Holzer Medical Center The squad was called to Committee to Re~lect the charges CRP has failed to given "serious consideration" through the village at all hours (Discharges) as5ist Mrs, Don Manley, 829 President (CRP) agreed to produce. to resigning as a result of the Mrs. Stephen Wef'tt•.:e and of the night. South 3rd, at 2:42p.m. Dr. J. J: submit a full accounting of the Kenneth W. Parkinson, CRP bugging scandal. The Presl- daughter, Mrs . Clarence Betty Hayes, president of the Davis was called. committee's receipts and ex- attorney, asked Waddy for a 90- dent's youngest mdaughter, Hesson and son, Hilda Harris, Board of Public Affairs also penditures of more than $100 day stay in the proceedings so Julie Nixon Eisenhower, said Frank Townsend, John met w,lth council in regard to ENTERS HOSPITAL covering the periO!I between that campaign workers could in an interview earlier this placing a different lock on the ·• Mrs. Laura Young, Mid- Jan.-1, 1971, and April 7, 1972, make a list of ali contributions week that Nixon brought up the Scurlock, Jennifer Hootman, water pwnp house and in Marlin French, Blanche dleport,' received word that her ' when a new, stricter campaign and expenditures. possibility last May 4 during a Winners, Quentin White, Volley regard to hiring a maintenance sister, Mrs. Earl Braxten of reporting law went into effect. The list, Parkinson said, family discussion at Camp · White, Golden Watson, Lavel'a supervisor by the village water Cincinnati, entered the Jewish Common Cause filed suit would be submitted to the clerk David, Md. She said the family Sayre, Martin Rice, Stewart works. Wages for main!! nance Hospital today for major -Sept. 6 at the height of the of the House of Represen- "said no" to the suggestion. Leedy, Wanda Lambert, Ethel supervisor was .set at $2 · per surgery . Mrs. Braxten is also presidential campaign to force tatives under the 1925 Federal -In Los . Angeles, Egil hour. the sister of David Jackson, the Nixon organization to Corrupt Practices Act-a move "Bud" Krogh, a former top Burdette and Charles Borden. Attending were Mayor (Births) Liberty Lane resident, and reveaf fully its pre-April 7 requested by Common Cause in aide to John Ehrlichman, Mrs. Richard Wiseman, a London, Ed Neutzling, Troy finances. The Nixon camp took Douglas Jackson of Rendville. its suit. . appeared before a grand jury Zwllling, Eber Pickens, Robert ( the position that the Jaw did not . Parkinson told Waddy that investigating the burglary of son, Wellston;· Mrs. Ronald Wingett and Henry Hill, require this, and that many when th!)list Is made public, he Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist McCarty, a daughter, Apple council members, George McDERMI'IT MAN DIES contributors had given prior to will request that the Common but declined to answer Grove; Mrs ..Lawrence Wood, Holman, treasurer, ·rollce . a son, Gallipolis; Mrs. Wade The Pomeroy Emergency the deadline in order to protect Cause suit be droJ>ped. questions·. Chief Milton Varian and Squad was called to Hysell Run their anonymity. Rogovin Opposes Motion -Delegates to the National Rollins, a daughter, Leon; Kathryn Crow, clerk. at 3:25 p.m. Thursday where Stipulation Reached Mitchell Rogovin, Common Association for the Advance- Mrs. Carl Curry, a . son, William Horsley, McDermitt, · · Common Cause and CRP on Cause attorney, opposed Par- ment of Colored People con- Ewington; Mrs Clell Lambert, Ohio, was dead on arrival. The Nov. 1reached a stipulation for kinson's motion for a 90-day vention in Indianapolis a son, Long Bottom; Mrs. TO MEET COACHES body .was taken' to Botkin CRP to provide the records. reportedly were preparing Larry Lemley, son, Rutland, "Parent Meet the Coaches Funeral Home, Waverly, Ohio. today to consider a resolution and Mrs. Roscoe Browning, a Night" will be observed at 8 condemning • Nixon and son, Bidwell. p.m . .Thursday night at TESTS SCHEDULED Eastern High School. The HELSINKI (UPI2 - The Netherlands, criticizing the Skin testing in preparation program is being planned by 1968 Soviet Invasion of .Czechoslovakia, said today a nw for the food booth at the Meigs the Eastern Athletic Boosters ' system of European security should give nations the right County ~air for the Chester with all of the coaches to be to change their Ideology "without Interference In any form Fire Department and the present tci outli.1e · their by any other state." · (Continued from pag~ 1) Eastern Athletic Boosters will programs. All parents, In · Without mentioning the Soviet Union by ~me, the during the credit crunch of 1969-70. be held at 7 p.m. on July 18 at eluding the junior high school speech by Dutch Foreign Minister Max van der Stoel was the Chester Fire House. The Midatlantic said its seven member banks will. go to 8¥ • pet. parents, are asked to attend the most direct reference thus far at the five-day-old Monday. The prime rate does not directly affect rates charged on tests will be read on July 20 at 7 tl1e meeting. European Security Conference to the 1968 Warsaw Pact loans to small business borrowers or personal and home mortp.m., also at the fire house. Invasion of Czechoslovakia. A Soviet spokesman nld two gage loans. days ago the Invasion was not "Interference" but. a Bankers said the prime.rate would have been higher sooner respons~ to a "request for assistance" from Prague. Veterans Memorial Hospital except that banks In coop!!ration with the 'goverrunent's ComADMISSIONS - Evelyn :::::::;:::::;$.:?.~:~:!:=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:~:~:~:~:~:::!:::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::;:~:~:::~:~:::::~::::::::::::::::::::~ mittee on Interest and Dividends, have boosted their rates slowly Considerable sunshine and Brickles, Tuppers Plains; Roy pleasant today and bmorrow. to avoid disrupting the money markets. Buck, Racine; Otis K. Casto, ----------------------~---., Highs today and Saturday In Letten of opinion are welcomed. They should be less I Reedsville; Wanda Jordan,,Pt. than 300 words long (or be sUbject to reduction by the I AKRON, OHIO - THE UNITED RUBBER workers Union the 80s. Fair and cool tonight Pleasant; Marx_ Emma editor) and must be signed with the algnee•1 address. I (URW) and General Tire and Rubber Co. reached tentative With lows in the 60s except Hussell, Mt. Alto, W. Va .; Namea may be withheld upon publication. However on I agreement Thursday night on a new three-year contract, a upper ~ in the north·. ' Roberta Young, Clifton and requeat, names wUI be d1Jcl01ed. Letten should be In J company spokesman said today. According to the spokesman, EXTENDED OUTLOOK . Darlene Baum, Pomeroy. taate, addresalng IJsues, not penonaUUes. the contract will give some 3,000 employes here and In Waco, Chance of •bowers and DISCHARGES - Asa Hill ~ . · Tex., higher wages and increased fringe benefits. . thundershowers Monday and and Rosa Roush. Q~ 1 The union's contract with General expired May 15. However, Tuesday. Warm and humid l)f,L (::...:/}·/::~~ 1 employes continued to work on a day-to-day basis pending set- Sunday through Monday • ••r ~= I tlement. The URW has already reached agreement with the four with highs In the 90s and lows · I major tire and rubber companies- Goodyear, B. I<'. Goodrich, In the 70s. Cooler Tuesday Firestone and Uniroyal. Goodyear was struck for 24 days and with highs In the 801 and lows can remember of . seeing Firestone for three bdore agreement were reached. In the 60s; To the Citizens of Pomeroy : I have read with interest the flowers, popcorn, poppies, etc. many comments on the selling and youngsters soliciting for of produce on yo\11' street"and I bands etc. on the streets. Now If It hurts the pride of some to see Mr. Spencer selling good things to eat on the street, PLEASANT VALLEY they have one more street they DISCHARGES: Mrs. Itonnie can walk on. White, daughter, Pomeroy ; t .have served fourteen years Charles Leslie Rayburn, Point on the council of the vlllage of Pleasant; Ernest McDonald Racine . We have never had this Robin K. Young, Point problem, but if we had I sure Pleasant; William Harbison would not vote against this Mason ; Margaret Allen, Point' man ot any man making an Pleasant, and William Foster honest living. ' Chester, 0. · Thank you, Marie Roush, Racine, Ohio SUPPER SET . ' CHESTER - The Chester Save this weekend during our Storewide Summer SaleFiremen's auxJIIary will hold PATIENT RECOVERS an Ice cream s.upper at the Bargains in Womens and Childrens Apparel Charles Hamilton, Miners. ·Chester fire house Saturday at Housewares - Linens · Linqerie · Mens and Boys Wear ville, a patient at Holzer 6p.m. :and Porch Furniture at o~r Mechanic Street Warehouse. i ~edlcal Center, Is no\f out of . Intensive care. His room number Is 405. Money raising dt;ve planned The Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society will hold a meeting at the Meigs County Mu5llwn on Butternut Ave., Pomeroy, at 8 p.m. Friday to plan a fund raising · drive so that construction of the · atrike tr no aettlemen t if reached. eS General Telephone se~s several scattered Ohio are td: Including Pomeroy , M e. dleport, Marlon, Cambridg ~ P or t sm o ut h , Ne Philadelphia, Celina, ary.n and Sylvania. Financial plea rejected HOSPITAL NEWS a . • See some sea·shells by the sea shore. One way to make sure your vacation dreams come true is to save for them. In a Savings Account. Where your money's vault-safe. Earns good interest. And is insured by F.D.I.C. News pomeroy rutland pomeroy national bank the bank of the century established 1872 ••• in Briefs Weather Mtmbtr FDIC iood "Ciolng one step further" 1 'Vl• Presenting A New Band! f Elberfelds In Pomeroy STOREWIDE SUMMER1ALE SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 9 PM IN AIR CONDITIONED - COMFORT OPEN SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9 PM 2-HOUR CLEANING Saturday Night 10 til 2 ' he MEIGS INN . 992-3629 \' POMEROY •• (Upon Request) NOW YOU KNOW Monunr* sets no daytime speed limit on highways, permitting w.hatever is "reasonable-and proper." ' ROBINSON'S CLEANERS Pomeroy Phone t91·547S ttvr.. . tno ~ I LOCAL TEMPS Teemperature ln downtown Pomeroy Friday at 11 a.m. was 77 degret!s .Wlder sunny .skies. 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