https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0cd75a679cf6d8f7d1f01be5164b6622.pdf 014d6186b6dfbc28392ddbc7d09667b9 PDF Text Text ; Herd, Cajuns win • m summer cage Morris and St.Jve Dw•fee were the top rebounders. Luigi's, missing the efforls of Former Middleport star George "Sweet" Sauer was the big stOry for Mark V Thundering Herd, as the Herd topped the 69ers ~7-44 In MlddleJlort summer cage action Monday night. Sauer ran the Herd offense and fast break with outstanding ball handling and passes and limited the 69ers' guard to 7 points. Mark Kiesling was the leading scorer for Mark V, pouring In 16 points. Fatty Walters and Dave Fife added 15 and 14 respectively. Game high scorer was 6-4 Joe Myers with 18 followed by former Ohio State freshman star Mike Fenderbosch with 13. I>!Yer and Walters were the leading rebounders. Mark V (57) - Walters S-315, Sauer 2-U, Kiesling 6-4-16, !hie 2~. Hensler 1-6-2, Fife 62-14. 69ers (44) - Bailey 2-1-5, ' Myers 9+18, Pearch 4-6-8, Fenderbosch &.J-13, Wise 1-6-2. The Herd is now 2-I and the 69ers stand at 1-2. No league team has won 2games in a row except the Eagles who gained 2 wins by forfeit. In other action Sunday, the Rajun Cl!Juns pulled away !rom a 7 point lead at the half 1ehtnd the hot· second half shooting of Bob Ford and Gray Eubank who totaled 34 points, to whip Luigi's, 86-54. Eubank was ga'!le_high scorer with 26 followed by Ford with 23. Jeff ace •' '. Fails City wins doubleheader Falls Cily swept a doubleh eader Sunday, defeating Laurelville, 4--2 and 12-1, in softball action at Laurelville. Dale Harrison and Bub Cundiff were the winning pitchers for Falls City, while F . Brown and D. Wolfe were the losers. Harrison pitched a perfect game for the first 61nnlngs, but ln.the bottom of the seventh he gave up 2 runs and 2 hits. He retired the first 18 batt.Jrs he faced. In the second game, Cundiff was in control all the way as his teammates banged out 16 hits to win handily. Falls City 's record now stands at 12 wins and 5 defeats. Next Sunday they take on the Logan Eagles In a doubleheader at Syracuse starting at 2 p.m. The Eagles are currently in first place in the Hocking Valley league. I ·~ (. '! ,,.~ N~t i llfh Tonight I Tuesday July 9-10 Double Feature Program SOLDIER BLUE I Color) Candice Bergen • Peter Strauss Donald Pleasence IR) - PlusC. C. AND . COMPANY I Color) Joe Namath Ann-Ma• gret I Rl TOURNEY PLANNED AppUcations are still bemg accepted for the annual Kera Open Slow · Pilch Softball Tournament. The tourney is slated July 14-15, and 21-22, at Kera, Rt. 2, Ravenswood. Admission fee is $35. It will be a double elimination tournament. For further information contact Hoy Kasto, 204 Walter St.. Ripley (372-6695) or Harold Dorton, 435 Second Ave., Ripley (372-8801). · Tonlg~llh~ Thursday July9- 0-11-12 NOT PEN Fri~ - sa't .- Sun. Whal Z'at7 . Rough Riders Thrill Spill Show Starts 1 p.m. Middleport A's Icie Wootton claimed at 73 U'ITLE HOCKING - Mrs. lcle M. Wootton, a resident of Uttle Hocking for 40 years, died Sunday morning at the Turtle Creek Convalescent Center, Parkersburg, W. Va. She was 73. She was born In Athens County to the late Fiesco and Emma Burke Cole. Preceding her in dea th were six brothers, two sisters, her husband , Frank, and a son, Clyde. Surviving her are one son, Harold ~·- Wootton, Little Hocking, one brother, Dean Cole, Athens, lwo grandsons, Clyde of Colwnbus and Dale of Uttle Hocking, and several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Wootton was a member of the FJrst United Methodist Church, Utile Hocking, and the Amerll)lln Beauty . Council Daughters of America. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church in Uttle Hocking with the Rev. Roy Rose officiating. Burial wlll be at the Rockland Cemetery. Friends may call at any time al the White Funeral Home; Coolville . Thomas, 27, dies Michael Thomas, '1:1, son of a former Minersville resident, died Sunday afternoon at the McConnellsville Nursing Home as the result of injuries received in an auto accident in· January, 1971. Thomas, the son of Walter "Drag" and Ulllan Thomas never regained consciousness. The elder Mr. Thomas is formerly of Minersville. Surviving besides his parents, are his wile, a son, four sist.Jrs and three brothers. LODGE TO MEET . PLEASANT VALLEY Pomeroy Lodge 164 F&AM DISCHARGES: Barbara will hold a special meeting Friday at 7:30p.m. to confer Gordon , Letart; Hartley the Master Mason degree . on Perego, Huntington ; David one candidate. All master Salem, Leon; Bust.Jr Barnell, masons are Invited. Refresh· Rutland ; Mrs. Clarence Adkins, Letart; Jack Wheeler, ments will be served. Point Pleasant; Jack Ca11, Clifton; Cheryle Edler, Point Pleasant; John Litchfield, New Haven; James Ball, Pliny ; Ora Higgins, Point Pleasant; Jay Young, Long Bottom, 0 .; David Schwartz, Mrs. Paul Childers, Ripley; Mrs . Clayton Hager, . Albany ; 0 ., and Theordore Smith, Leon. Get hardboiled about your diAtr(\ctlo nt~ suth aa aure-ftre , money-mak ln~r ~theme!! and once-in· n· lifetime opportunitle1. Out of every week's pRy, th~ ftnllhlng- to do l.s make a depoalt In A wide-awake hank 1!1&\'lngR ,• crount . Berausc the wldt-flwake bank has a fl tcal 1\tnetfl pla.n you can count <:Un. So, In the futu re, you ean rially enjoy yourBelf' when you take a flyer. '7ftt widt·OUIOU sovirtgr account mohs 11c:;::;--....;all so en.~t The paradise which most people are lookmg lor Is not a locaUtv - it 1s merely a Been looking for some thing speclo l? Chances are you' ll bl! able lo lind It at the Pomeroy Ce ment Block Co. IOMIROY, OHIO Company , the home of the " FRI~ NDLY ONES ." Beiny members ol HWI gives you !he benefit ot over. 30 ,000 il e m ~ wa r ehous ed conv enience for your Member of Federal Re~crve Systcrn Ooi"Frldoys Our Drive-In Window Is Open 9 • ·'" · lo 1 p.m. I Continuously) . · 120,100 Mexfmum lnsunnce lor Each Oepo5ttor • • ,.,., ................. 1. • Two-price_system draw-s ·c riticism WASHINGTON (UP)) Sen. Gaylord Nelaon, O-Wls., said today he finds unsailsfactory lhe drug In· dustry's "glib explanations" as to why It · sellS some drugs overseas for half the price charged Americans. Nelson said his view Is sU))ported by a decision by U.S. District COurt Judge Sylvester E. Ryan finding the practice of the drug firms In enforcing Its two--price system a violation of the antitrust laws. As chairman of the monopoly subcommittee of the Senate Select Committee on Small Business , Nelson has conSCIOTO LIVESTOCK 6:(10-Sunrlse Seminar 4; S~cred Heart 10. duct~d hearings on drug 6· ts- Farmtlme 10. · CA'ITLE - Choice st.Jers pricing practices over a period 6:25---Fa rm Report 13 . 46.20-46.90; good, 44.50-45.80; of flve.year&. 6:25---Paul Harvey 13. 6 JQ-Co lumbus Today 4; Bible Answers 8; Concern & Comment standard 40-43.10. When on Sept. ~29, 1972, he HEIFERS - Choice, 44F lth For Today 13. attacked the twoilf'ice system, 6:4 cob Report 13. 45.50; good, 4142·75· hesald,EiiUlly&Co.,issued a 6:55 a Five For Life 15. COWS -.Commercial, 35.1(}. statement which cited varia7:1l0-Today 3,4,1S ; CBS News 8,10 ; News 6; Jeff's Collie 13. 36.50; ut11ity. 31.85-34 .50 ;~- lions in "wage rates, disttibu7:3Q- Romper Room 6; Rocky & Bullwinkle 13; Popeye 10. 8.1l0-Capt Kangaroo 10; New Zoo Revue 13 ; Sesame St. 33 ; canner and cutter 27.50-30.50. lion c~, price and wage · Lassie 6. BULLS - Commercial, controls, taxes, Import duties, 8 30- Jack LaLanne 13 ; New Zoo Revue 6. 4 revaluations of currency and 9:00- f'aui- DIXon 4; Concentration 6 ; Friendly Junction 10, 311.75-4 .50FEEDER CA 1 fLE Steer sources of raw materials" as Merv Griffin 8; A.M. 3; Peyton Place 13; Let's Make A Deal 6; Phi l Donahue 1S; Secondary Developmental Reading 33. calves 4~4.50; hetfer calves, justifying different prices 9·25- Malhema 33. . 40-52.75; ~eavy feeder steers, ,1rom one marketplace to 9:3Q-To Tell The Truth 3; Jeopardy 6; Hollywood Talking 10; 40-4S.50. another." Peyton Plate 13; Elec. Co. 33 VEAL CALVES Choice, But that explanation does not 9·4Q-Physics Demonstrations 33. 50 hold up in light of a Justice lO:IlO-Dinah Shore 3,15; Columbus 51~ Calling 6; Joker's Wild 67.50; good, ~- · 7 a,.O; Dick Van Dyke 13; L1llas, Yoga & You 33. LAMBS - Chmce 3 ; feeder Department study, Nelson 10. 30- Baflle 3,4, IS; SIO,OOOPyramld 8,10; Split Second 13; loom lambs, S0.85. said. 33 .. HOGS- 2110-230, 40.50; No. I, It found that "many Ameri11 · 00- Sale of the Century 3, IS ; Love, American Style 6; 40.75; 23(}.240, 4. 0 .25. can drug companies sell drugs Gambit 8, 10; Password 13; Password 13; Why 33. 11 · 15- P"yslcs Demonstrations 33. SOWS - 35.30-36.00. to domestic wholesalers at 11 3D- Hollywood Squares 3,4,15; Bewitched 6,13 ; Love of Life BOARS - 33.10. different prices depending llll 8,10. where the drug is to be used," 11 · 55- CBS News 8; Dan Imel's World 10. Form er President Harrv S. he said. "If the domestic 12:00- Jeopardy 3,15; Bob Braun's 50-50 Club 4; Password Truman worked tor 15 years wholesaler states that the drug 6;News 10,13; Sesame Sl. 33. to pay off the store debts ot a 12.0Q-J W's 3, 1S; Split Second 6; Search For Tomorrow 8,10 will be shipped overseas, his busmess failure 12:55- News 3,15. price may be a third to a half 1 llO-Ne.ws 3; All My Children 6,13; Green Acres 10; Not For Women Only 15; It's Your Bet 8; Marlin Agr0 nsky 33. 1: 20----F ash ion in Sewing 3. t · 30- 3 On A Match 3,4,1S; let's Make A Deal1]; Bowling 6; As 6 Jo-News 3,4,6,8,10,15; I Dream ol Jeannie 13; Lilias, Yoga 8, .You 33 . . The World Turns 8,10; How Do Your Children Grow? 33. 7 oo-whal's My Line 8; I've Got ASecret 13; Elec. Co. 20, Beat 2 oo-Days ol our Lives 3,4,15; Newlywed Game 13 ; Mike 'fhe Clock 4; News 6,10 ; Untamed World 13, Truth or ConDouglass 6, Guiding Light 8,10; Woman 33., seq. 3; Lee Trevino's Golf 15; Living 33. .2:3o-Doctdrs 3,4,15; Dating Game 13, Edge ol Night 8,10; 7:3o-Te Tell The Truth 6; Price Is Right 8,10 ; Beal The Clock Artists In America 33 .. 13; This Is Your Life 3; Circus 4; RFD 20; Charles Blair's 3 oo-Anot~er World J,4,1S, General Hospital 6,13; Price Is Betteer World 15; Cancer: Life or Death !3. Rlghl8,10; Thirty Minutes With 20; Great Steamboat Race 33. 3 Jo-M•sler Cartoon 3; Love, American Style 13; Somerset 8.00- Temperatures Rising 6,13 ; Maude 8,10; Movie " Incident Storm 10; Phil Donahue 4; Hollywood Talking 8; Chan-ese · On A Dark Street" 3,4,15 ; American Vision 33 ; Ohio This Week 20; Mona meets John Davidson 10. Way 20 ; Time For Timothy 33. 8 JQ-Movie "Lieutenant Schuster's w1fe" 6,13 ; Hawaii Flve-0 4:00- Mister Cartoon 3; Love, American Style 13; Somerset 15; 8,10; Changing Music 20. Huck & Yogi 6; Secret Storm 8; Sesame St. 33; Movie 9 oo-lnternational Performance 2D,33. "Abandon Sh1p" 10. 9 3Q-VIrginian 8; Movie "Call to Danger" 10. 4 30- Pettlcoat Junction 3; Wild, Wild West 13; My Lillie 10·oo-Marcus Welby, M.D. 6,131 NewslO; NBC Reports 3,4, 1S; Marg•e 15 ; Merv Griffin 4; F Troop 6; Abbott & Costello 8. Garno; Ted Armstrong 13; Chan-Ese Way 33. 5 OD-'-Mr. Rogers 20,33 ; Andy Grlfllth 15; Bonanza 3,4; Hazel8; 3,4,8,13, IS. ll:oo-News Here Comes The Brides 6; Mr. Rogers 20,33. 5·Jo-Beverly Hillbillies 8; Elec. Co. 33; Gomer Pyle 13; 11 : 3Q-Johnny Carson 3.4, 15; Dick Cavett 6, 13; Movies "On The Town" 8; 11 Kiss of Death" 10. Hodgepodge Lodge 20. 1:oo-Perry Mason 4, News 13. 5 55- Earl Nightingale 1S. 6·00- News 3,4,8,10,15,13, Truth or Conseq. 6; Sesame St. 20 , 2:00- Your Health 4. 2·Jo-News 4. Around The Bend 33. • - ,J • Mrs. Gilmore dead at 73 Fern T. Gilmore, a former Meigs County resident, died Saturday evening at Riverside Hospital . in Columbus at the age of 73. She was preceded In death by her parents, Thomas and Antonia Theiss Wolfe, and her husband, Ralph, In 1968. Survivors include two daught.Jrs, Mrs. Vernon Bobb, Columbus, and Mrs. John Parsons, Toledo, lwo sislers, Mrs. Hazel Carnahan, Racine, and Mrs . Lowe Tisdale, Buckeye Lake, one brother, Price Wolfe, Lexington, Ohio, and four grandchildren. Mrs. Gilmore was a member of the Pomeroy United · Methodist Church where she wa a member of the J .O.F class. She was also a member of Racine East.Jrn Star Order 134, and Order of Whlt.J Shrine 37.She was a member and past president of the American Legion Auxiliary . Racine Ea.stern Stars will hold services for Mrs. Gilmore at 8 p.m. tonight at Ewing Funera I Home. ~uneral services will·j)e held Tuesday at I p.m. in the Ewing Chapel with Rev. Frank Cheesebrew oHiciaUng. Burial will be in Beech Grove Cemetery . Friends may call at the funeral home between 2 and 4 and 7' and 9 on Monday. to crac lower than If he were to seU It ' IQ domestIc IISOr&. " In view of that, he uked, ''what happeru1 to the dfl!g Industry's glib eiJ)Ianatlolll as to why they charge American consumers up to two or more times the prices they charge foreign consumers, In spite of the added transportation COII!a to ship dfllllll overseas?" Nelson's statement was made In a speech prepared for delivery to the Senate. It was accompanied by a chart of domestic and foreign prices for drugs manufactured by 13 U.S. firms . In each Instance, the overseas price was lower. Bristol Myers' Salutenstn tabs, for example, sold for $35 per 1,000 overseas and $66.16 at home, Nelson's chart showed. He said that when drugs are shipped overseas the drug firms use the threat of lawsuits to prevent wholesalers and potential Importers from buying them back and selling them at less than the domest!c price. That practice has been found illegal in the U.S. District Court in New York, he said. FRIENDSHIP GEsTURE HALES, Alaska (UP!) - A California man sailed a bathtub five miles Into the Bering Sea today and released 1,000 letters of friendship from the American to the Russian people . The letters were released In an inner tube and wrapped In watertight plastic. Leonard Moore, 48, of Oakland t~ald he got as close as he could "under the weather conditions" to the International Dateline during the hour and a half voyage. He said he battled rain and waves six feet high during the trip in the $15 used bathtub. Moore originally said he intended to go to ~ berla . However, Soviet auti10rtties did not give him pennlssion to enter Russia. BELLING 81!:1' ., There will be a belling ,and shower honoring Mr. and Mrs. Danny Abbott Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at the Hemlock Grove Grange Hall. Everyone Is invited. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY DARTERS FOR Jane Colby._ (A) POMEROY CEMUH !HOCK CO GRIVAS REPORTED ILL NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPII Gen . George Grivas, the vewran guerrilla leader who is trying to overthrow President Archbishop Makarlos and unite Cyprus with Greece, is seriously Ill in a clinic, the Englishlanguage newspaper Cyprus Mall said today . The newspaper said Grlvaa, who has been In hiding since his return to t'yprus from Greece two years ago, was In a private clinic tn Umassol recovering from a serious heart attack he suffered about two months ago. . The newspaper said II could not confirm rumors that Grivas, 75, recently underwent major sur~cry In Nicosia . T.he first step toward a local council set up standards to crackdown on alleged ob- regulate what mal(nzlnes con IICenlty and pornography was be sold , cha rging that taken hy Middleport councll4n magazines containing nudity a regular session Mo11day are being. sold 10 the com. night. munity . He recommended that Councilman Fred Hoffman council draw up an ordinance pointed out thai the recent which would set up the standSupreme Court decision leaves ards on which obscenity is to be the control of obscenity and judged. pornog raphy up to lhe local He Indicated he belteves a community. He suggested crackdown should come, and (B) 8, Jane Colby glv11 you that tlly, rtlued, wall coordinated look . Thty 9o togett~er or go their separate w.ays, whtlhtr lt'slhe mini ril!bed long slteved turtle .. ck, tht Ill art sleeved houndttooth check shirt jocket or tht solid twill ponts. They're 111 wuhabl• and trove! onrwhtrt. anytime . Top ond shirt iacketln sizes S. M, L. Pants In shes 7-17, t-11. · Shoj) Weekdays 9:30 to 5 p.m. - Open Both Friday end Saturday 9:30 to 9.p.m. ELBERFELDS IN POMERO·Y . . "• this i<wnmm· lor the $10,000 the ruther lh:tn huve IL hrnught to · vill~gc has to spend r.. ,. thut vo ters lhrrJugh rcrcreudmn . rmrp(J.'iC . The c:ommiltce WU 5 Co unci hnnn Ohli nger wtll Middleport directed to re ·ommend which contact the RtrccL~ nave priority. Ch;unbcr of Commerce to sec tf Coun cll also discussed the S~ that group will be agreeable to IJCrmi:uuvc auto license tax taking a~ inllialive action for which has failed twice m pi;Jd ng tile $~auto license lax rcrercnd ur)l m:tJ Om; It Wus proposal herore voters . suggested that a bette•· plan Wilbur Theobald oi the Oh10 ', might be to place the Issue Valley Lumber Co. dlseusscd before voters in the first place, steps to be followed m vacating VOl. XXV NO. 60 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO -t"'P'~ ,.... ; .. . i .'·~ , ' ,. •. • • _j ... .... f PHONE 992-2156 The first published cookbook written by a woman was "The Art of Cookery Made Easy, " written m 1747 by Mrs. Hanna Glasse. TEN CE NTS • • • ,. • • r,. ... . ,. ,. ~ -1 • By United Press International CHICAGO - TfiE PRESIDENT of the American Farm Bureau Federation said Monday that the price freeze is jeopardtzlng "farm productiOn" and will cause a food shortage il it isn't removed. In a letter to President Nixon, William J . Kuhfuss said, "Your actions tampering _!J'ith the market system are regrettable. To jeopardize farm prixluction and business expansion with politically set ceilings to placate uninformed . mexcusa ble ." consum~rs 1s He said confumers would face food shortages under the price freeze because, "under the retatl-wholesale price freeze, many farmers are being forced to sell at a loss a~ many ceilmg prtees are below production costs." He satd producers of livestock, eggs, poultry and dairy products are cutting back output m an effort to ·avert losses. THE SUPREME COURT DECISION on obscenity has prompted Playboy, a favorite magazine of V1ce President Spiro T. Agnew, to consider making "editorial adjustments" in its photography . But its rival Penthouse, arguing that lhe human body is not obscene, says it has no mtention of changing its pictures. Both magazines said they regretted the high -court ruling, which gave power to local officials to judge what is obscene on the basis of "community standards" rather than national tastes. The ruling has resulted in both publications being taken off the stands in many towns, particularly in the South. Bob Guccione, founder and publisher of Penthouse, which has cut into the older Playboy market with its total nudity and provocative feature articles, said the magazine might constder some minor nonphotographic changes. ' Now You Know . Mitchell opposed burglary . •• .· ... ' Devoted To 1M lntere.t. Of The Meiga.-Ma&On Area TUESDAY, JlfLY 10, 1973 by the village of!tcia ls to provide penalties for tam· pering with water II_nes and water meters is unnecessary, according to Solicitor Pultz, beca-use such infractions are covered by lhe sta te code. • Grate report~d receipls of $l,149 fr om the town's most recent revenue sharing distrtbution and indlcatCjj lhat (COntinued on Page 8) ' I ' ... ,, • : . • an alley between Mulberry and Ash SL<. near the company so thai it can carry out planned s tructura l improvements. Clerk-Treasurer Gene Grate reported that a workmen's cmnpensation decisiOn denying Raymond Frazier benefits from lhe village has been appealed to R regwnal level by Frazier. Grate also reported that recent le~islalion started enttne Walla ce Ebersbach, 51 , formerly of Pomeroy, died late Monday night ut the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs. Edga r Ebersba ch, in Osprey, Fla ., where lie nnd his wtfc resided. The Ebersbach fmnil y operated the Marlin Hotel , now the Meigs Inn, in Pomeroy for many years . . The death of Mr . Ebersbuch was caused by u massive occlusion . Surviving besides his wife and parents, urc three brothers, Martin, Dor, und Bill, and a, sister, Kathleen. Funeral serv ices will be held In Florida . · • pomo~rophy jud ~ed . orno • Hwnid with thunderstorms today endmg In the southeast half tonight. Clea rin g and cooler tomght, lows in the 60s. Wednesday sunny, mild and less hwnid. Highs in the mid 80s south. MONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY - ARMY TROOPS and police used machine guns, swords, tear gas and tanks Monday nighlto disperse tens of thousands of demonstrators mjrching on the office of President Juan Maria Borda berry and shouting, "'Down with the dictatorship." Police sources sa id at least three persons died in the crashes. Hospitals said at least 30persons were treated for injuries. It was the largest such demonstration since Bordaberry dissolved congress on June 27 and aru10unced he would run this South American country by decree. Witnesses said mounted troops · used swords to beat away demonstrators, some of them elderly persons, wo men and rnen. Swine in tho .. w fashion seaso~ in this ucltlne outfit loomed of 100 pet. polynler. The solid pllsse' man tailored shirt Is delig~tfully occentedby the solid V-neck.vest to give you !hoi layered look . The mini check pull-on pants add a distinctive touch to thl• talented Irio. All are washoble, of course . Shirt andvestin slles S, M, L, Pants In sizes 7·17,1-18. ar · to h~ Chief ,,r Police J. J . Cremeans suggested lf•al the committee provtd · sumplcs of ubsccn i ty. S1'1tEET IIEPAIHS The street commitlt'<.l was advised to meet w1th a representative .of U1c Shelly Cmppany to determine a;l· pruximateiy how much street resurfacing can be carried oul and Weather Ebersbaci-J, 51, dies in Florida A. was bucked hy Counrtlmuw Rlchurd Vaughan who said he 11 "ready at uny lime to back an or~lnancc to ··urtall th e sale of such magazine•" in Middleport. Vaughan, Lawrence Stewart and David Ohlinger were named to confer with solici tor Bernard Fultz on an ordinance which would setlfi> community Standards on which o~scenity own on ' LONDON - TilE DOLLAR GAINED in Europe and Asta today and some bankers said the reeovery was brought on by reports that the U. S. government would intervene to stop the currency's downward slide. The dollar, which first showed signs of Improvement Monday, opened higher today in Tokyo, Frankfurt, Paris, Amsterdal_ll and London. "Last night we heard that Washington might support the dollar on foreign exchange markets," a bank official said in Paris. "Well, by this morning the United States had made no move," he said. ''But there is still that chance of intervention, so it has helped the dollar. " The U. S. currency climbed back over the 4-franc level in Paris, gained 8 yen to 262 yen in Tokyo, climbed .68 pet. in Am· sterdam to 2.58 gutlders and rose marginally in London. 0 state of m in d " ·Farmers Bank & Mnrkt:t K cpor1 whip Americans Feather your own nestfirst ne&teJur . Avoid Television Log MONDAY, JUI.Y B GALLIPOLIS, OHIO, ~ - 00- N r.ws 3.4.8. 10,15; ABC News ll ; Sesame St. 20; Travelure Slturdlly1July -11 Jf73 !3 . SALES REPORT 01' 6:30 ABC N•ws 6 ; CBS News 8,10; I Dream ot Jeannie 13; Ohio Valley Uvealock Co. News 3,4, U ; How Do Your Children Grow? 33. The Middleport A's defeated HOGS - 17~ to 220 lbs. 311 to the Middleport Americans, 5-0, 7.00- Truth or Cons~~q . 3; Beat the. Cl ock~~ News 6,10; Circus 13; What's My Llnet; Elec. Co.lO; Discover Flying 33; Saint 40.20; 220 lo 250 lbs. 39.50 to in Meigs pony league action 15. • 40.40; Ught 38 Down; Fat Sows Saturday. 7:30--To Tell the Truth 6 1 Young Or. Kildare I ; Hollywood 34 to 37; Stags 30 Down ; Boars Mike Magnotta went the Squares ~ ~ Traffic Court 10; Chan-ese Way 20 ; Episode: Acllon 33 ; Bobby Gollfsboro 3; Movie "That Tennessee 29 to 31.70; Pigs 12.50 to 22; route for the A's, allowing 5 Beat " 13. Shoata U- to 42.50. hits and walking 3. Mike May 8·00- Baseball World ol Joe Garaglola !,4,15; Rookies 6; CA17LE -Steers - 39.60 to was the losing pitcher. -· Gunsmoke 8, IS. 47.75; Heifers 38 to 45.60; Baby Mark Haggerty rapped a 3· &· IS- Baseball 3,4,15. run homer for the A,'s in the 9:(10-Here·s Lucy 8, 10; 1\Aovle "Sailor Beware" 6,1S; Alexis Beef 44.50 to 70; Fal Cows 31.50 to 34 ; Canners 28 to :!5.10; Bulls Welssenl)erg-The Plano 20,33. bottom of the sixth inning . John 9:3Q-Dorls Day 8,10, Book Beat 20,33. 39.50 to 42.50; Milk Cows 31b to Pat Riley added 2 hits to aid the IO.IlO-Medlcal Center 1,10; News 20 ; Paul Nu chlms 33. 525. 1 A's attack. 1o·15- The Si len t Years 20. VEAL CALVES - Tops 66to 11 oo-- News 3.4 ,6,8, 10, 11, lS ...... 68; · Seconds 60 to 64.50; 11:JQ-Johnn y Cason 3,4, 1S; Dick Cavett 6,13; Movies " Eve" tO ; Movies "An American In Paris" -8. Medlwn 54 to 70; Com. & Hvs. 1·1l0-Perry Mason 4 ; News 13. 54 to 65 ; Culls 60 Down. 2 oo- Focus on Columbus 4. BABY CALVES - 55 to 3. oo-News 4. 107.50. TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1973 ,... from auto injuries MFIGS ·THEATRE July 13-14-lS THE LAST AMERICAN HERO ITechn1colorl Jell Bridges Valarle Perrine IPGI Color cartoon$: " Twoadoor" Ferguson, placed only 2men in double figures, "Four-<loor" Ferguson and Tony Vaughan . V1mghan was the lending rebounder for the losers. Rajun Cajuns (86 ) - Morris 6-2-14, Dunfee 6-2-H, Harris 3-66, r.'ord 11)..3..23, Eubank 12-!1.-26, Hubbard 2-6-4. Luigi's Anchovies (54) - T Vaughan 8-J.I7, Johnson 3-0--6: Ferguson 9-1-19, Douglas 3-0--6, Bremlnt 1.(1.2, Wallbrown 2.().4. The ·third game went to the Eagles, as the Gianls forfeited. MASON DRIVE-IN . . ' guard ·- • • 10 - The J)aUy Sentinel, Mlddleport-Po.neroy, 0 ., July 9, 1973 IMPROVEMENT PROJECT - Construction of a ftve· foot retaining wall is under way on Pomeroy's East Second St. on a lot between the Pomeroy Ltbrary and the • Umted Method1st Church. According to present plans a new drive-in banking facility will be constructed on the stte by the Pomeroy National Bank. Plans and spectftca tions for the structure are in the process of bemg completed . By MIK E FEINSILBER WASHIN GTON (UP I) John N. Mitchell told the Senate Waterga te committee today he opposed a White House intelligence-galhermg pla n which. sanctioned burglaries in lhe name ol internal secunty. The former attorney general sa•d tha t not untti recently dtd he know th at President Ntxon had ordered the plan put mto effect for five days before bowing to objections from J . Edgar Hoover, late dn·ector of the FBI. For his long-awaited a p~ ar­ ance at the nationally televised heanngs, Mttchell was not (Continued on Page 8) LAWRENCE (Panzo) Bastiani, center, Gallipolis, purchased the first basket of tomatoes from Wayne Swisher's new 84-acre tomato farm in Letart Falls in Meigs County Monday evening . Bastiam had promised Swisher he would "purchase the first basket of tomatoes for $20" last March. Swisher, left, accepts check while Ted Reed, president of The Fanners Bank and Savings Co , Pomeroy , looks on. Chamber directors nominated By KATIE CROW A list of II names from which six directors will .be elected was present.Jd to th e Pomeroy Chamber of Co mmerce Monday at its noon luncheon meet10g at the Meigs Inn . A copy of the hst, prepared by Earl Ingels, will be provtded each member who wtll vote for stx directors and return them at once. Nominees are Jack Carsey, Bill Grueser, Earl F. Ingels, Jr ., Wendell Hoover, Marjorie Hoffner, Fennan Moore, Katie Cr ow, Ralph Graves, Bill Anderson, Kerm1t Walton and Vtrgil Teaford . Carry-over dtrectors are Dennis Keney, Ted Reed, Fred Crow, Fred Morrow, D. H. Diener, ··Jack Kerr and Dale Warner . There wtll be a meeting of CORN CREDIT Orion W. Roush, chairman of t e Meigs County ASC County Committee today announced that farm ers in Meigs County will automatically receive "history credll" for corn as ' long as they have planted corn In either 1971 or 1972. This measure, taken because of the wet weather eondltlons, Insures that a farme who usually produces corn will not have his base reduced because of con· dltlons beyond his control. Roush also re called Friday, July 13 Is the final dale to certify even II far· mers plan to forfeit payment. Ule directors July 16 at 12 ·30 p.m. at the Metgs Inn to elect offi cers for the coming year Carolyn Thomas, secretary, reported II memberships have been patd thus far Dues have been increased from $25 to $35 to cover the ·expense of the chamber offi ce . Fred Crow reported that the Ohw Society for the PromotiOn of the Bull Frog Inc., lost money on th1s year's activities, even though receipts were larger. Crow attributed the loss to the facl that larger pmes to taling $625 were given at the frog jwnp, and beca use lhe new fr og art contes t also camed prize money . The name of Sharon R1ffle , M1ddleporl, was selected in conjun ction wtth the Cancer Society as part of the Oh10 Socie ty for the Promotion o! the Bull Frog 's an nual conIn but10n of a $500 bond . 1 Btil Orueser reported that proftt from the ndes at the llegatla totaled $1,670 an mcrease or $85 over last year . Jack Carsey reported that the boa t races went "very well," but more entries would have 1m proved the event. It was also suggested that next year's Regatta be held a week later m June, a matter to be studied . Attendmg were Jack Kerr , president, Btll Grueser, Vtrgil Tea ford, Richard Chambers, national law en forcement Jtm lloush, Ralph Werry, John agency in the world is the Koebel, Wendell Hoover, Bob Federal Bureau of In Jacobs, Fred Crow , Ted Reed, vest1ga tion," N ixo~ said . Jack Carsey, Carolyn Thomas, " It is still th e bes t. And Beulah Jones and Katie Crow. Ho-stility shown President Nixon WASHINGTON (UP!) President Ntxon saw evidence of a drop m his popularity ca used by lhe Wate rga te sca ndal Monday when he stopped 111 Kansas City, Mo., en route back to the White House from Cahlorma. Hostile signs appeared 10 the crow d when he swore 111 Clarence M Kelley, th e By Unlled Press lnlernatioual Oflictals of the Ohto EnvironKansas C1ty pollee chtef, as mental Protection Agency satd new dtrector of the FBI. they hoped they could Sorne 0 I the Slgns satd ·. today II 0 flU . II t ' 1 I" '' lmpeachffient w1th Honor," ~ ca lealrpo u 10.n 'a er "Consptra tor or umn formed soon , s10ce the . polluhon levels Fool ?" " Impeach Adolf began dr?pptn g Monday m the Ntxon," "Honesty, Now More Steubenville area. The "alert" was issued Sa tThan Ever ." About 12,000 persons turned urd ay for Belmont, Monroe out lor the ceremony staged 10 and Jefferson counties Readings Monday allernoon fr on t of the federal btuldmg where l)lixon, m off-the-cuff showed a level below" the 200 •·cquu·ed to post an •·emarks, sought to •·eassure mark 41 11 • th e nation lha t Watergate alcrl. Levels early Monda y were <IISciosures involvmg the FBI just 19 poinls from the next had not shattered the FBI. stage, issuing a warmng, bu t " l have often said, and l have ·v1s1ted most of the counlrtes ol by Mond ay aft ern oon, the th e world , that th e best mdex had dropped to 161and u 24-hour count showed 187. DUring the " a l ert ,'~ mdustnes and other activihes which gave off heavy em1ss1ons were asked to cu•·tail operations. The tla ti onal Weather Service satd an air sta gnatiOn advism·y contmued in effect lor II other southeastern Ohto counties - Noble, .Washington, Morgan, Meigs , Vinton. .la ckson, Ga lti a, Lawrence, lllhens, Scioto and Ptke. ~-The Na ti onal Wea ther Se rv;ce smd th e poor dtspcrston conct1l1ons were, expected lo worsen early today, but some improvement was expeeled by afternoon . ' LOUGE TO MEET The reg ular meeting Of Shade River Lodge 45~ will be held Thursday at 8 p.m, at the hull In Chc.s tcr. All Master Masons ore invited , TEX HARRI1iON and the Vnllcy Rnys will entertain I rom 2 lo 4 p.m. Sund uy when an outd oor re{Tea tion aM I~J:IIing The games committee will meet July 24 at 4 p.m. , also at the fairgrounds, and the style revue comrniltee will mfet July 16, 6 p.m. in the county extension offtce. The Junior Fair building will be cleaned followmg the next meeting of the board at the Junior Fair building al 7·30 p m., Aug. 10. Committees and th etr chairm en are Home Economics, Ingrid Hawley; Food and Nutrition, Niese! Duvall ; Rabbits and Poultry, Ronnie Wood ; Shop and Crops, Lest.Jr _Jeffers, ...Rocky Hupp; Beef, Joel Maue, Mandy Rose; Sheep, Randy Johnson; Swine, Rocky Hupp_;_ D9g Show , Bobbie ,'\"rcher ; Tractor Operators and Contes t, Eddie Kenn e dy; Demon s trations, Jan Hol ter;· Horses and Games, Aimee Huston; Coordinalin g, Marcia Carr ; Jumor Fa1r Revue, J ane Congressma n Cla ren ce Whitehe'il d; Parade , Jyl Mtiler's office this week an· Beaver, Steven Stanley; Junior nounced approval of a $495,000 Fair Night , Lola Walker ; gran t fr om the health service's Style Revue, Marcia Carr, mental health administration AND Junior Fair to be used for a new com- building com rmttee, Lee pr ehensive mental health Hysell. eenter lhat will serve three counties in Southeastern Ohio, including Meigs County. When co mpleted , it wtll provide Metgs, Galha, and .Jackson counties, with comprehensive out-patient and partial hospitalization care. In Committee chairmen for the add ttton , il w1II provide emergency services and a 10 1973-74 year have been named bed hosp1tal umt in conjunction by the Meigs County Jaycees. 'fhey are Victor Gaul, wtUI the Athens Mental Health Center Last week an earher cha pt er deve lopment and announcement of the same mcmbcrslup, Vtncent Knight, grant listed Athens County, not or ientation and ac:ivatlon , Meigs, as one of the three to be llichard Collins and Carson Crow, ways and means, Rolph served Construction of a new Werry , religious activities and building will take place 111 public relations, Barry McCoy, Galli polis wtlh satellite youth wtd sporls , Earl Ingels, branches to serve 10 two ad- commwtity developmenl, and ditional Jbca ti ons. Anticipated Robqrt Sylvester, hea lth and compl!lion of the structure is safely. Ingels and Gaul were name~ projected at 21h years. Speclltc site or the project is not yet co-<;hairmen of a year IQng dctcrnuned . Its total cost will membership driv e lhrouwh which youn g men b<ltwccn the be $550,000 ages of 18 und J5 will be en· coura ged lo join th e organizations . Planned projcd_, for the TWO DI E coming year will indudc the VALENCIA,. Spain (UP I) Two work"rs dit'll nnd a third "haunted house ", llt~l Ball, suffered ser·tous injuries Moll- and Christmas baskets, da y when an emergency narc · The Kroup will next mc~l ale trigMcn~l an explosion and fire p.n •. Wcdnellday at ·Pomeroy in a sn•nll Fireworks fa el.dry. · Villngel Hall. Meigs is Pollution eased off included EXTENDED OUTLOOK . Fair and mild Thursday and a chance of showers Frldoy and Saturday. Hlch• In the 80s and lows In the 60s. SQUAD AIDS MAN The Pomeroy Emergency Squad assisted Robert Davis at 2:24 a.m. Tuesday In fron t of city hall . Duvie was suffering front chest pains and was tak<•n lu Pleasant ~alley Hospital. Four Junior Fair Board committees have scheduled ea rly meetin gs to prepare for tl1e 1973 Fatr. Secretary Joel Maue acted as chairr.1an, and Rick Macomber se rved as acting seerel.ary of a boat~ meetmg recently at Meigs Higi1 when U1e committees reported. The livestock commillee will meet on July 24 at I p.m. on the fan·grounds to build gates and pens w•th material bemg provtd ed by the Senior Fair Board . ~how Is staged at Ihe Middleport Mul'inu by the Middleport t'hnmbcr of Commerce. The show, l•·ec of eharge to the puhli<" . will begin ut nuon ;md c los~ at ctnrk . ' • m grant Meigs JCs plan year •r •• �3- The Dally Sentinel, Mlddleport-PQilleroy, 0, July 10, 197J ~ • 2- The Oatly Sentb..,l, Mtddleport·. omeroy, 0, July 10,1973 & TN/NBS BY PAUL CRABTREE The way some sales orgamtations elaborate on the glettmmg pUes of gold that can be earned by Individual salesmen, there's cause to wonder why we all aren't rtch and famous . TeleVIston doesn't do much of thts salesmen-hunting busmess, and newspapers have very few of these muiU~mllton dollar come.<~n ads, except m the classified secttons Most solicitations show up m magazines or on matchbook covers, but there's even a magazme devoted to stones about and ads seekmg - people who want to become rtch as Croesus by going out to sell, sell, sell Some ofthese advertisements mllus publication are patently ridiculous • '!lie back cover ,tor example, advtses us that one can earn up to 161) m a smgle hour - hawking hellum·ftlled balloons at shoppmg centers, amusement parks and the like Now, laktng that as literal truth, a man (or woman, I suppose) wtth one of these creations would have earnmg potential of $2,400 for an ordmary 4~our week. And he (or She) could make a neat $120,000 a year, w1th two weeks' vacabon thrown m. Now, tf you believe that a balloon· blower-upper can make that kind of money, then you also probably believe m the Tooth Fall"y and magic wands But If hetiwn balloons aren't a gas tp you (pun intended), there are dozens of other ways to strike it nch · Agarment manufacturer and-or distributor wants people to arrange "parties" m homes where the sales pttch IS made "Count on making $25,000 or more a year," the come-on solemnly promtses The marketers of a chellllcal spray - a self-defense ttem Similar to Mace -'-boldly announces that 1ts salesmen "made $645 m one day, $1,560m one week -part time," and "fU"st day sales took m $1,10160 profit" And by the way, thiS diStributor doesn't ask you to work your way up to the Cadillac class -they say thetr agents are g~ven free Cadtllacs. One of the more honest ads, for jewelry salesmen, admtts that the salesman gets a 400 pet markup ThiS IS hardly gomg to cause any area jewelry stores to close theU" doors Another outfit peddting security deVIces says you can make "$80 the first evenmg and never leave your own apartment building or neighborhood." Apparently, you have to sell enough of these ttems to diSCourage all crunmal activity before you feel safe on the streets to sell the gadgets, and - preswnably - to make even more dough Others are so entictng that one IS tempted to apply, even if there's no fabulous income mvolved Who could rests! an ad that sald sunply "Faotasbc money-making opporturubes m the fab!•lous great new emerging mdustry of ROBOTS•" And, l suppose some stck souls would send for the free 96page catalog tllustrating what appears to he door-to-door por· nography, just to look at the merchandiSe U!gttunate salesmen, Uke the Fuller BruSh man and the Avon lady, must be nauseated by such arrant nonsense, but there are far too man_y needy, daydreammg, pte4n-lhe-!ikY would-be ~merChants who will be taken m They'll spend theU" time (and often theU" money for a "modest IIUttal mvestment") and fmd themselves even harder up, wtth Shattered dreams By JANE DENISON WASHINGTON (UPI) Former Attorney General John N Mttchell told Senate tn· vestigators Monday that he beheves Pres~dent Nixon dtd not know about the planmng of the Watergate buggmg or tts coverup Sources close to the Senate panel satd Mitchell - m four hours of closed-doot questlonmg prellmmary to his pubhc testunony today-satd that he htmself dtd not know about the bugging operation before it took place One source satd Mttchell told Investigators he learned about the connection between the operation and the Comllllttee to Re..,lect the Prestdent on June 21, four days after the bugging team was arrested tnstde Democratic headquarters "ThiS could blow the election out of the water," l<lltchell satd at the time, according to his private account to the Senate investigators He Agrees to Cover-Up The source quoted Mitchell WIN AT BRIDGE springs his trap 10 t Vood +KJ9 WEST EAST • Q 1092 'V01d tAQ1065 +76 3 'A 102 t K 983 +653 +8742 SOUTH 101 +Void 'J97 543 • J742 +AQIO Both vuln~rable Norlh Easl West ~­ ~: Gent>ration Rap H~ Hangman NORTH +AKJBH • KQ86 as Sllytn~ ihnl nn tins hiiSIS he Stuns and Harry I, Sears, acquiesced to lhe cover-up former Republican leader of The ~ourcc s,tld Mtlchell the New Jersey Senate acknowledged he wns aware Mttchell s lawyers argued that money was bcmg ratsed to Umt proset"Uiors unproperly hu) lhe silence of Ute seven qucslloned Mitchell about Wa· orlgmal Watergate defendants tergate before the Vesco b'l"and- , -but contended he was not m· jlll"y m nn attempt to mfluence valved m ratsmg or dispensing lhe JUrors agamst hun They U1e funds ' smd thts gra nd jury Another source quoted queslloning also prejudiced his Mttchell as saymg U111t he has abthty to properly defend not discussed the Watergate htm~elf • with regard to affair m detml with President Watergate Ntxon to lhts d,ty. In other developments While Mttchell was talkmg m Zteg)er Subpoenaed pnvate wtth Senate staff, his - Lawyers for the lawyers m New York asked the Democrallc Party, which IS federal court to dtsmtss the suing the Watergate principals May 10 mdtctment chargmg for $6 4 mtlhon m ctvll him wtth consptracy to of>. damages, subpoenaed White struct JUS lice and perJury or--House Press Sectetary Ronald goverrunent unproprteties and L Ztegler to gtve a pre-trial preJUdice. depostllon July 23 and to brmg The New York case involves a wtth him all Whtte House $200,000 campatgn conlrtbution documents dealmg wtth the by flnancter Robett Vesco Watergate buggmg or 1ts Stmtlar mohons were flied on cover-up Prestdent NIXon sa1d behalf of two of the other over the weekend he would not defendants m the case-former gtve prestdenttal papers to the Commerce Secretary Maunce Senate commttlee It remamed Soulh 111'1• r. awl ~IU' llottd ,.. .. • Good Deed Hard To Do Dear Helen and Sue It st'rled about a month ago when our teenage daughter heard of a local famtly m fmanctal trouble because of medical expenses for thetr Jtttle daughter 'the chtld needs several operatiOns and tt's takmg everythmg they have Sometunes there's hardly enough to eat, but the mother and father are proud and won't ask for chartty My daughter wanted to start ratsmg funds for them, but she found out that she and her willing frtends would need a license to "sollctt" and they'd have to name the famtly - wl)tch would embarrass them tembly It seems that no one can do a good deed any more without havmg the world know about 11 When a small chtld n~eds open heart surgery why should the Ctty Council make 1t so dtfflcult for people who want to help out' - MOTHER OF A MODEST TEENAGER Pass Dear Mother Pass Pfrhaps your daughter has gone about this project back· Pass 4• Pass 5+ wards Instead of a "secret" campatgn to help a chtld become Pass 7• Pass Pass well agam, why doesn't she ask the famtly if she could tell your TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1973 Dble Pass Pass Pass local newspaper about the little gtrl's plight• 6 00-News 3,4,8,11),15,13 Truth or Conseq 6, Sesame Sl 20, Opemng tead- _t3 Around The Bend 33 One published story mtght brmg aid from a foundatwn or . 6 Jo--News 3,4.6,8, 10, 15, I Dream of Jeannie lJ , Lilias, Yoga & By Oswald &. James Jacoby pnvate donors - far more than your daughter and her frtends could sollctt m the neighborhood You 33 One of the most dangerous 7 00--Whaf's My Lme 8, I've Got A Secrel13, Elec Co 20, Beat I can't believe the famtly would be embarrassed by the partners you can stl oppos1te IS The Clock 4, News 6,10 , Untamed World 13, Truth or Con outpourmg of kmdness whtch always follows, after the public the hangman seq 3, Lee Trevmo's Golf 15, living 33 "7 30-To Tell The Truth 6, Pnce Is Rrghl8,10 Beat The Clock The hangman ts perfcctlv hears of a chtld 111 trouble - HELEN +++ reasonable most of the time 13, Thrs Is Your Lrfe l C•rcus 4, RFD 20 Charles Blair's Belleer World 15, Cancer Lrfe or Death 33 Then he ptcks up a b1g hand and Dear Bottels proceeds to hartg hts partner I thmk you both mtssed the pomt m your answer to "Clint" 8 00--Temperatures Rrslng 6, 13, M.aude 8,10 Movie "tncrdent for the crtme of holdmg a poor who appeared on a PTA "teen panel" m jeans because he On A Dark Street" ],4,15 , American Vrsron 33, Ohro Thrs hand w1th htm Week 20, Mona meets John Dav•dson 10 Of course the hangman var "worked unl118 p m and dtdn't have tune to change " If he had 8 30--Movae "Lieutenant Schuster's w1fe" 6,13 , Hawau F1ve 0 res h1s use of the gallows W1th wanted to dress for the occaswn, he could have found lime 1 8,10, Changing Musoc 20 The facts are that he wanted to appear before thts adult today s hand he contented hrm 9 00- lnlernatronat Performance 20,33 sell wtth a four diamond rcbrd group m work clothes He was stlently saymg, "Thts IS what I 9 31)-VIrgrnran 8 MavJe 'Call to Danger" 10. after South had g•ven a shghtly thmk of YOUr" It was a deflmte stgn of contempt 10 00--Marcus Welby MD 6,13 News 20 NBC Reports 3,4,15, unsound two·heart response to The lady board member m the make-up and big-flowered Garner Ted Armstrong 13, Chan Ese Way JJ the spade opemng That lour 11 00--News 3,4,8,13,15 · diamond call was one of those dress read htm loud and clear, and called htm on hts map11 31l-Johnny Carson 3,4,15 Drck Cavell 6 13 Movres "On The splinter b1ds destgned to show a propnate a titre She shouldn't have been rude, but she saw what Town" 8, "K1ss of Death" 10 ' Sl'lgleton or vmd m diamonds you two didn't (when you took Clmt's stde) that he msulted the 1 00--Perry Mason 4, News 13 and very good heart support group VISually - and was proud of 1t - ANOTHER SCHOOL 2 00- Your Health 4 East s double gave South a BOARD MEMBER 2 30- News 4 chance to pass and North pro Wednesday, July 11 , 1P7J ceeded to make the gross un 6 00 - Sunnse Sem1nar 4 Sacred Hea rt 10 derb1d of four hearts South Dear Board Member 6 15 - Farmtrme 10 Sorry, but I see what maybe you have mtssed Clint spent stx came to the conclusiOn that he 6 20- Farm Report 13 should btd agatn and made the 6 25 - Paul Harvey 13 hours at school, probably four more hours at work - and still 6 30 - Columbus Today 4 B1ble Answers 8 Urban League fme b1d of five cluhs cared enough about hts school and the commumty to appear on a Presents 10 The Story 13 Now the hangman sprung hrs PTA panel, when mvtted by those adults YOU say he held m 6 45 - Corncob Report J trap He realized hr s four contempt 6 55 - Take Five for Lrfe 15 hearts had been an und er b1d 7 00 - Today J, 4, 15, News6 8 10, Flmtslones 13 He evtdently made a good showmg, as his prmctpal took his and Jumped right to seven 7 30 - Romper Room 6 Rocky & Buliwlnkle 13 Popeye 10 side too 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 8 10 New Zoo Revue 13, Sesame St 33 West wasn t scared by the ~~6 ' brddmg He looked carefullv at If what a person wears IS more Important than what 8 30 - Jack La La nne 13 New Zoo Revue 6 hts ace of trump s and elected he says - well, no offense, ASBM. but somebOdy seems to have 9 00 - Paul Dixon 4, Phil Donahue 15, AM 3 Let's Make A to double HER values mtxed up r - SUE Deal6 Fnendly Juncl>on 10 Merv Griffm 8, Peyton Place It wasn t as bad as 11 m1ght IJ Secondary Development Readmg 33 +++ have been As Soutn pOinted out 9 30 - To Tell the Truth J Jeopardy 6 Hollywood's Talktng 10 Rap Peyton Place 13 bttlerfy later on North d1dn t 10 00 - Dinah Shore 3 15 Columbus Six Calling 6, Jokers Wild redouble Thts tsto" title Stsler" whose letter touched me very much 8 10. Drck Van Dyke 13 lNEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN )r I too have frtends who aren't my "color," and I know how 11 feels ~ 10 30 - Baffle J, 4, 15,$10,000 Pyramrd 8 10, Split Second 13 to be called names and looked down on by soctety My parents 11 00 - Sale of the Century 3, 15, Love American Style 6 Gambit 8 10, Password 13, Why 33 ' are preJudiced, too They say 1t tsn t nght and wonder what 11 30- Hollywood Squares3, 4, 15 Bewitched 6, 13 , Love of Ltfe people mtght thtnk 8, 10 Ses~me · st 20 The b•ddrng has been 12 00 - Jeopardy J Bob Braun's 50 50 Club 4 Local News 10 13 Wut North Eul I feel sorry for them, but our world needs to start getting South 8 Password 6 people together I feel that datmg across the color lme ts one 11 30 - Who, What, or Where 3. 15 Spl•l Second 6 Search lor Pass 2+ ? Pass stmple way to star! People say, "Okay, but not now - later." If Tomorrow B. 10 12 55- NBC News 3 15 . You South hold soctely tsn't YET ready for mterrac1al frtendships , when wtll it 1 oO - News Weather, Sports 3, All My Children 6 13 Green +A Q 7 6 'K Q 9 8 l t A 2 +6 3 be, tf someone doesn't make a beg~nnmg• - FOR ONE WORLD Acres 10, Not lor Women Only 15, It's Your Bet 8 As the Whatdo youdonow' World Turns 8 10 A Bid 130 JOnAMal h 3 15 N lwospad., Yourpart 6,Gu•dlng Llg~l ewlywed Game 13, M>ke Douglas )--. ner h" shown at le.,IIO pol nil by Ruth Barry"' 2 30 - Dating Game 13, Edge of Night 8, 10, Ooclors J 15 two-level bid You <an no" 3 00 ~ Another World 3 4 15 General Hospital 6 13 , Prrce IS I ord to revrru Rrght 8 10 RFD 20 TOOAV"SQUES'JifON J 38o~a~~~r~ to reylo{ P~ace 3, IS , One Lrfe to Live 6, 13 Phil You do brd two spades and vour Pass Pass Television Log 1• Pas:oi 4+ Dble ::- 2. "' to be seen wheUter the Wh tte House wtll apply this also to ,. subpoena In a civil court case ~ - A spokesman for Special Watergate Prosecutor Ar- AIRMAN BUMGARNER NEW HAVEN, W. Va Airman John H. Bumgarner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold L Bumgarner, has been assigned to Sheppard AFB, Tex., after c )mpletlng Air Force basic training at San Antonio. He has been assigned to the Technical Training Center al Sheppard for specialized training in aircraft maintenance. Airmon Bumgarner Is a 1970 graduate of Wahama High School, and attended Cabell County Career Center, Huntington Meigs 4-ll Clul: chtbald Cox satd Cox is proceeding on the assumption that he will have access to all presidential pupprs dealing with the Watergate case. desptle Nixon's refusal to provide them to the commtttee Amcrlcun Atrlipes, which l~sl week admitted giving $55,0110 • m Illegal corporate cont•lbuttons to Nixon's cam. palgn, satd Monday It has formally asked lie send the money back meetmg wtll be July 11 Barbara Coales THE FIVE POINT Bucks mel at the home of Jeff Burke The The• c were 2 advtsors, 7 members and 3 vlsttll l s present The members dtscussed 4-H Camp and drawmg up a conslltullon All club members gave reports on Umtr projects Mrs Burk.,.led the club members m a gllltlll '()( hot potato Mrs Burke' se'i!"ed refreshments The nesi meetmg was held June 19 ~t tl1e home of R~gte Gaul There were 2 advtsm s and 7 members present The members discussed potato chtp orders, a famtly ptcmc and club Jackets ProjeCt books were worked on durmg the proJect lesson Spectal reports were gtven by the members on thetr rabbtt and gardemng proJects, Jeff Burke led the club members m ~_game of ktckball Mrs Gaul served refreshments - Ntcky U!onard ON JUNE 21, ten bO)S and gtrls met at the Weber home m Rutland, and orgamzed " I he Rutland Gang " Dorts Barnhart and ''Donna Weber, ad· vtsors, conducted a •hort busmess meetln~ durm• whu h Greg Van Meter was ele~ted presrdent and Danny Edwards was chosen vice-president Imllal plans and purpose were rhscussed Cycling, swtmmlng, backpacking and general 1ecreatwn were decided as the prog1am areas for the sum· mc1 Membe1's were · gtven pamphlets on btcycle safety, and laws and btcycle parts were exammed The hrst meetmg concluded wtth two• btcycle sktll games and two nnle cycltng tnp around Rutland The second meetmg of "The Rutland Gang" was Thursday, June 28 Aqwz on btcycle rules and 1egulat10ns was g1ven and each member was gtven a program book, "Your Btcycle and You " The Gang then cycled to F01 t Me1gs where they enJoyed the tr sack lun· ches A swtmmtn g party at Royal Oak Park on July 6 was the sethng fo1 the next meetmg of "The Rutland Gang" Plans were made for a JesSon on btcycle mamtenance at the next meetmg on July 13 at the Weber home m Rutland Sports Desk By Dettny dairy tsle ORAnGE DRIIH IBMDIIIAn ..ORAnGE" t~~•-t~LES fi The back-to nature drrnk ' Srp seven ounces of ref reshr ng Orange Dr1nk out ot'o ur Orange Cup complete wtth a straw The cup, of course, rs yours And the ktds wtll love 1t • Danny Sayre McClure's Dairy Isle l'he Lea Valley Sewage Treatment Hollywoods Talek~~~ e 4, form 10 Ohto ThiS Week 20, 00 - Mister Cartoon 3 Somerset 13 Fllnlstones 6 Love American Style 13 Merv Griffin 4 Sesame St 33 Secret Storm 8 Mov•e "' The Mark ot Zorro"' 10 ' 4 $0 - Ole~ Van Dyke1 5, Pettrcoat Junclton J, Merv Griif•n 4 Abbott & Costello 8 I Love Lucy 6 Wild, Wild West 13 My Lrllte Marg•e 15 S 011 - Bonanza 3, B1g Valley 6 Hazel 8 Mr Rogers 10 33 Andy Griffith 15 ' ' ' 5 30 - Elec Co 33 Gomer Pyle 33 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Beverly Hillbillies 8 ' 5 ss - Earl Nlahtlnaale 15 6 00 - News Weather Sporls3,4, 8 10 15 TruthorConseq 6 s..ome Sf 20, Around the Bend 33 6 30 - NBC "News 3, 4 News 8 10, Zoom 33 Sesame Sf 20 1 4 Dream of Jeannie 13 7 00 Truth or Conseq 3 Beat the Clock 4, News 6, 10 - What's MSYhLine8 Anythmg You Can Do 13, Elec Co 20, Know Your c ools 33 Andy Grllfrth IS 7 30 - Episode Action 33, The Judge 10 Beat the Clock 13 Pollce,Surgeon 3, To Tell the Truth 6, How Do Your Chrtdre~ G row 20 8 00 - Thicker Than Water 6 Adam 12 15, Baseball 3, ' · Sonn L Cher 8, 10 Phllodetphla Orchestra In Rehearsal 20 3/ Newsmaker 73. 1J ' I 30 - Movle 'Sholt''6,1J Cool M•ll•on 15 • 9 00 - Dan August 8, 10 ' : 9 30 - Man Builds, Man Destroys 20, 33 10 00 - Connon 8. 0 Owen Morsholl6 Search 15 Homewood 33 • Nows 20 20, Garner Ted Armstrong 13 II 00 - Newa3, 4, 6 8, 10 13 15 II 30- Jollnny Carson 3, 4,15, Dick Covell 6 13 Movies " 1Love ~lvtn" a, "The VIntage" 10 ' I 00 - News 13, Perry Muon 4 2•00 • News 4 h:; dovoudooow • The Dally Sentinel DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS-MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL Exec Ed ' ROBERT HOEFLICH City Ed1tor Published d81ly except Saturday by The Oh10 Valley PubliShing Court 4~769 Company Locust St. Middleport, 0. the pond's pest1 c1de con tent was higher than nol'imal Now regular observations of the f1sh g1ve a qu1,ck rough measure of the to x1c level AIR CONDITIONING SALE of the plant's uutput Careful lW CJOO~ liSV .., representativ e: Bott (ne11P. 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"When yo u're playmg behmd Johnny Bench you don't ever dream of catchmg agam But you're ready to come m as a pmch.tutter an) •ttme," satd -· Williams hopes Odom is back Mason Furniture 113 sm MASO N W VA PH Ktng who W!IS recently recalled by Cmcmnat• from tts In· dtanapohs farm team "When I was traded to this team l knew th ey were gomg to hold on to a veteran hke Bob Barton· lor a while but 1 ex. peeled to be called back to C10c10natt," satd Kmg l"he reserve catcher ad· mtlted that he knew Montreal pttcner Pat Jarvts, who served him up the home run pttch, very well "I played wtth hun 10 Atlanta and he JUSt gave me a good pttch to btl " dtstance for the losers Blankenship had two smgles for the wmners Chns Galhan had a double Foster had a first mmng double for the wmners Smtth and Matt Sterrett, along wtth Burns, each had smgles Ma1 k Haffelt, · Steve Caudtli, Davtd Rtce and Gt eg Chaney each had smgles for the losers In the mghtcap , the Wlute fine 1'ucsday ntght Sometimes Casanova's homer !led the I can hurt just by the way I score and the Braves won the game 1n the lOth when Mtller sleep m bod" The New '(ork Mel• defeated ca me through with hts double the Houston Astros, 2-1 , m 12 Ralph Carr's infteld htt and tnnmi:,~, and the Cincinnati Marty Perez' sacriftce fly lleds beat the Montreal Expos, delivered two more runs and /1-6, In a nationally televised gave reh ever 1om House his game m the other Nattonal first w10 Wtlhe Montanez and League action Btll Robmson homered for the Amencan League scores Phtllles were Balbmore 5 Ca hforma 3, Hal Kmg's ptnch·htt grand Texas 9 l!elrOII 7 m 12 mmng,s, slam homer was the btg blow of Kansas Ctty 13 Milwaukee 6, u seven-run stxth·tnnlflg rally Chicago 4 New York 3 and which camed the Reds over Boston 2 Mmnesota 0 the Expos Joe Morgan and Steve Carlton had a 3·1 lead Johnny Bench homered for go mg 1nto the mnth but Ctnctnnall m a wtld game the hull park expected to see No 44 come out of the du gout to try lind h1t.1 ~amc·tym~ homer but M<tlhews' selection was P.tUt C;~sanova , who had a total Of zero homers 111 t97J So, Gasanovu htl a two-run homer, tymg the HCore at 3-3 and settmg tho) stage for pmch lutters Frank Tepedmo to walk und Norm Miller to double home tl1e Ue-breakmg run m th lOth as the Braves rallied wtth three runs lor the vtctory ' My back hurl' tight at the base of my butt," explamed 1\aron ""It's bothered me off and on ali season I may feel ·· Oiicago rallies, Wood wins 16th score a 4-3 vtctory The Yankees, who scored three runs m the second tnnmg agatnsl their old nemests, took a 3-llead mto the mnth and left 1t 111 the hands of Lyle, who already has recorded 22 saves thts season But this ttme Sparky didn't have 1! Lyle, who took over from George Medtch m the etghth mmng, surrendered a pmch smgle to Lws Alvarado to open the mnth and Buddy Bradford followed wtth another smgle, sendirw Alvarado to thtrd The next batter, Jorge Orla, hit a By FRED McMANE UPI Spcrls Writer Wtlbur Wood, the ace knuck leballer of the Chtcago Whtte Sox, defeated the New York Yankees Monday mght when his teamrnaws rallied for two runs m the mnth 1nmng agamst relief spectahst Sparky Lyle to Tiger pitchers fire no-hitters CLEVELAND !UP!) - Man· ager Dtck Wtlhams of the Oak· land A's hopes that John Od· The Ttgers won 2 games last om's last outmg was for real as he sends the slumpmg hurler to week, both on no-httters by the htll tomght m the ftrst of a Ttger ptlchers m Pomeroy two game sertes wtth Clev- little league acllon Monday the 'flget s beat the eland Yankees, 5-2, on a no-httter b) Odom last year had a 15~ record wtth a 2 51 earned run Dave Blake Thursday mght R mark but is only 2·9 this sea- Marshall wtth the help of Steve son However, he tossed a shut· Ohhnger m the stxth mmng out for 6 and 2·3 mnmgs m de- stopped Rutland B on a nofeatmg Chtcago for his second httter, 4·2 Blake struck out 14 and WID The A's were tdle Monday, walked 12, whtie Marshall but dealt off a player when struck out 8 and walked 10 Leadmg htlter. for the shortstop Dal Maxvtll was ac· quu ed by Ptttsburgh for the T1gers were Marshall wtth a double and smgle and Blake $20,000 watver prtce Dtck Ttdrow, 5-9, ts wtth a smgle m the ftrst game In the second no-httter, schedul~d to pttch for Ohlinger slammed 2 smgles Cleveland and Marshall and C Kennedy each added a s•ngle In other league aclton, the round triumphs wee~ By Motor Route where carrter serv1ce not alo'atlabte One nton)h 57 By mall In Oh10 and Va , OnC' ve4r 882 ·1S25 New HavPn , W Va 6.000 BTU E• Pand-O2!peed automatic thermostall 15V 2WCJ006 8,000 BTU E• Pand 0 ).speed outomatlc lhermostal i I5V l WC300B 10,000 BTU Air Conditioner, 2 speed automatic lhormo!lot 7 WCJj 10 r ll v 14 000 BTU Air Condlltoner wllh Ex Pand-O panels 1WCJ III ?08 2JOV r7 ooo BTU Air CondltlonerWcaiher tight sea ll WC3117108 ?30 10 ooo BTU 3-Speed Easy.to usc lnslallallon kii2WC31?0 ?08 2JOV Ohio National ( 'ver11Sin W SAYRE HARDWARE ,,.._,_._.__._,.._._.._--..,_.......,.._,._~_._. 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S1zes to frt women 4' 10''·10 59" In flattenng shades St Pomeroy 'Ohio Busmess OH 1ce Phone Delivered by ponds sluggiSh, testing showed PANTY HOSE 992 21St. Edtlor•al Phone 992 St near for decorat1ve purposes One day the f1sh were unusually Sheer-To-The-Waist parth erbtd s tw o no lrurnp What Plant London put goldf iSh m 1IS effluent I' a: i'o Fobt!.~ The questionable umpiring during the legwn game at !.ancaster Sunday gives volunteer umptres a bod name To use an old saying - a few rum it for all Many leg ton games are umped by volunteer legion members from the post m the home teanl,'s town Nmely'lltne percent of them do a good, tf not excellent, job Without meaning to sound hke a poor loser, the JOb done at Lancaster was the worst f' ve ever seen T)le umpires Sunday simply lost control of the games In· stead of throwing players out of the game for - throwmg at batters, mtenhonally opening a gash unmediately above a player's eye, and throwmg bats across the held (automatic . ejection under legton rules) - the umptres stOQd passtvely around like 2 men who'd never seen a baseball game before When tbe Lancaster shortstop sent Metgs catcher Mick Ash to the hospital for 5 shtches, he should have been immediately ejected Instead, the ump1re stalked around shoutmg to Ash's mother to get off the field, when she was trymg to see how her son was (although she did give the man mblue a good tongue lashmg for not giVIng the Lancaster player the thumb ) An umptre cannot keep control of a game when he ts obllvwus to what's happufg and makes conversation wtlh players and fans alike when he should be gtvtng orders (although he dtd order Mrs Ash to, "go back to the htlls where you belong" ~ If that's his 1mpress10n of Metgs, how was he gomg to umpire a fatr game') Also, the Lancaster manager left the Shortstop m the game, whtch did nothing to improve a very volatile abnosphere On a lighter note, Mrs Norm VanMatre has taken f1rst place away from ftrsl baseman Gary George m the race for best bench JOCkey Her cuts at the Lancaster umptres were many and mostly well taken Rtck Stobart did an excellent JOb behind the plate m the second game Sunday Rtck also poled a long trtple to deep left late m the game Lou McKtnney finally broke the Metgs strike out record Lou fanned twtce m the second game Sun~ay to make 1! 22, I over the prevwus mark John Batrd surpassed John Roush over the weekend as the lop hitter Ba1rd IS now battmg .364 to Roush's 355 The InJurY to Mtck ASh came at a bad tune, smce he seemed to be commg out of the slump that had htm battmg nearly 200 pomts lower than he d1d last sprmg lor Metgs Htgh School Kavm Sheets, although only at 235, bas a hot bat wtth 4 hits and 6 RBJ's m hts last II tnps to the plate He hit around 400 for Galha Academy last sprmg Tom Cooke, despite gtvmg up 2 earned runs m 2 mmngs Sunday, IS still the top pttcher wtth a 2 70 ERA He ts followed closely by Steve Lee at 3 00 Only 2chances remam for baseball fans m the area to see the legtonnaU"es at Syracuse before the dtstrtct tournament begtns July 21 at Athens Metgs hosts Athens tomorrow evemng al5 30 and fm1shes off the home season Saturday at I 30 agamst Chtlllcothe. Sunday the dtamondmen cross the nver to meet New Haven m a doubleheader - the regular season !male ~~ The Snowville 4-H Club met June 18 at the Route 33 roadSide park Advisors attendmg the meeting were Jean and Norman Wood and Helen Oberholzer There were seven members present Charles" Oberholzer, Ron me Wood, Vtckle DeBord and Steve Stout all gave reports on thetr gardens Ronme Wood gave a demonstrahon on how to choo.se.a chtck for the fatr A spectal report on bicycle safety was gtven by Bonme Moms Charles Oberholzer led a baseball game The gtrls wtth cookmg p:ojects each brought a dtsh to the meetmg The club dectded to lour Seven Caves some hme m Aug us The pro Jec! lesson conststed of true and false questwns about all projects Vtcky DeBord gave a spectal report on " How to Stay Healthy " Charles Oberholzer led the club members m a game of 'SBlJQ" Refreshments were fur· mshed by gtrls takmg food proJects wtth each member bnngmg a dish - Tammte DeBord THE BASHAN Bunch met July 5 at the home of Ktm Btckers Advtsors attendmg were Mary Rose and Lou Et tzer There were 11 members present K1m Btckers served refreshments The next Aaron sits out AtlaD.ta WID the Mitchell agreed to the ·cover-up I • Pomeroy Gtants stayed m ftrst place wtth a 9·1 record, as they pounded Rutland A, 13-5 Jeff Grueser was the wmmng pttcher, although he recetved help m the ftfth from Scott Wtlllams Dmk Kennedy was the losmg pttcher Leadmg httlers for the Gtants were Todd Rawlings wtth 4 smgles and a double, Grueser wtlh a home run and double, Steve Schtendel"wtth a double and smgl e, Randy Smtth wtth 2 tnples, Chns Woods wtlh a double and Steve Wtlllams and Raymond Anderson wtlh I smgle each For Rutland, Wilford had a tnple, Mttchell had a double and smgte. Kennedy a double and smgle, Ferguson a double and Edwa1ds added a smgle. - Mator league Standings By Unrfed Press tnternal1onat Natrona! League East w I pet gb Ch icago 49 37 570 ;, Si Louos 43 40 518 4 Montreal 40 42 488 7 P1llsburgh 37 44 457 ~ 112 Phtladelph 1a 38 46 452 1 New York 35 46 432 lllh West wlpclgb Los Angeles 54 33 621 Cmcmnaf1 48 38 San Franc1sco 49 39 Hous ton 47 43 Atlanta San Otego 558 557 51h 51!7 522 81!2 40 49 448 15 31 54 365 22 Monday's Results Cmcmnatt 11 Montreal 6 New York 2 Hou 1 12 tnns Atlanta 6 Ph1la 3, 10 mns (Only games schedul ed! Today's Probable Pitchers I All hmes EDT I West w I pet g b Oakland 46 38 558 KansasCdy 48 41 539 l'h Cal 1forn 1a 44 39 530 2''' M•nnesota 43 39 524 Chtcago 44 40 524 Texas 30 53 361 16';, Monday 's Results l Balf1more 5 Cal tforn1a 3 Texas 9 Detro1t 7, 12 1nns Kan City 13 Mtlwaukee 6 Chocago 4 New York 3 Boston 2 Mmnesota 0 !Only games scheduled) Today s Probable P1tchers 1 I All trmes E DTI Boston ITtanl 10 81 at Min nesola I Kaat 9 7) 9 p m New York (McDowell 3 I I at Ch•cago (Bahnsen 10 B), 9 p m Kansas Crly (Busby 5 91 at Mt lwaukee !Colborn II 4) 9 pm Mets, Tribe win in LL The Mets defeated the Braves, 5·3, for the ftrst tune thts season behmd the 5·htt pttchmg of Becker m Mtd· dleport httle league actwn Monday The Mets took a 1-run lead 10 the first on 2 walks The Braves carne back 10 thetr half of the first to knot tl at 1·1 on a lrtple by M Wayland and a double by B Dodson But the Mets came b~ck to take the lead for good tn the 3rd on a homerun by Fox, a double by Tyree and an ~rror The Mets added an tn· urance run m the ftfth on smgles by Mowery and Becker and an error The Braves added 2 runs m the 5th on a walk and smgles by M Mtller and B Dodson S Ftfe contnbuted a double for the Braves, whtle Newell added a smgle for the Mets In the other Mtddleport little league gome Monday, the lndtans remamed undefeated, blasttng the Reds 19~ Kelvm U!e and Steve Carson combmed to hold the Reds to 2 htts, smgles by Dave Wtlcox and Rtck Blevms The Trtbe l'(as led by Roger Carson wtlh a tnple and a smgle, Terry Gardner wtth a ll'tple & smgle, Rtck Hovatter wtth a double and smgle, Mark Venoy wtlh a home run, and Ketlh L)nch, Mtke Htndy and Ken Hanmg, all ~tlh one smgie durmg wh1ch , Montreal and CmcmnaU pt\chers cornb10ed "to wll'lk a National League record 25 batters T!le Ierum usM a total of 10 pttchers and left a total of 26 runners on base- all before a national TV audtence which must have been w1sh10g they had turned on a rerun of Kmg Kong f ehx M1llan's twtHlut smg le m the 12th tnnmg drove m the wtnnmg run fm the Mets, who lle<l the score aga tnst Don Wtlson 111 the mnth on Jtm Beauchamp's run-scormg sin· gle Lee May had gtvcn the Astros a t.{)lead when he htt his 13th homer m the seventh tn· rung ___... , , ,..... ' grounder to second baseman Horace Clarke, who mstead of gomg for the double( play, threw to the plate t~ late to get the speedy Alvarado Bradford moved to second on the play at h~me , and after Eddte Leon struck out, Pal Kelly smgled m Bradford wtth the wtnnmg run "We were lucky," admttted Chtcago Manager Chuck Tan. ner "Kelly's game-winnmg htt JUSt went by Gene Michael and Alvarado's hit JUSt went by an mhelder But we were due for a game like that We haven't had one like that for a long tune " In the only other Amertcan League act10n, Boston blanked Mmnesota, 2·0, Balllmore topped Caltforma, 5-3, Tex!IS rupped Detrmt, 9-7, In 12 m· rungs and Kansas C1ty routed Mtlwaukee, 13~ "Why didn't I think of insurance?" 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Mam Pomeroy (Coleman 12 8), 9 p m Sox scored seven runs in- the Caldornta (May 6 6) at Ctncmnatl (Grtmsley 7 S) at second rung, but Salem talhed Montreat Ball>more (Palmer 8 6) 7 30 !Torrez 56). 8 p m three 111 the fu st and 15 111 the Houston I Reuss 1151 at New pm Oakland rOdom 2 91 at , ........................~........................................ second en route to a 25-8 wm York (Mallack 6 10) 8 p m IT•drow 59) 6 p m (Schueler 4 4) at Cleveland The game was halted after PhrAtlanta Wednesd~y·s Games ladelph1a I Breit 7 21. 7 30 Boston at Mmnesota three and one-half mmngs pm New York al Chrcago Sf Louos !Murphy 1 Jl at Los Oakland Ttssa Aldet was ct edt led al Cleveland Angeles (Osteen 10 4) II p m Kan Crty at M•lw, n1ght wtth the win Saul McGutre, Pill, burgh (Moose 6 8] at San Texas at Detr o If n1ght Todd Ltngo, Sunpson, and Diego ITroedson 4 0), 10 30 Cal1f al Balt imore. n1ghl Hende• son hurled for the pm Chicago (Reuschel951 at San .............._ . ._,. losers FranciSco I Bryan I 13 51. 11 For the wmners , Bm ry pm Wednesday's Games Jenkms had a home run and Hous ton at New York Mr. Davis ls Opening An Office At stngle Williams had a trtple Ch 1cago at San Franc1sco Crncl at Montreat. mght and double Saul McGmre had Atlanta at Phtla, nrghl SAME DAY a smgle and double for the Sl Louis at Los Ang nrg ht 100 1;2 E. Main St., Pomeroy SERVICE Pltlsburghal San Diego n>ghl 0 losers NOTICE TO ALL CLIENTS·OF THE SHIRT FINISHING In AI 9- 0ut At 5 lnterna11onal American League Use Our Free Parktng lot By Un1ted Press ln1ernahonal East {Amencan Dlv1s1onl w t pet g b W L Pet G B NQw York 48 40 545 I Boston Rochester 48 37 565 44 JB 537 Baltimore Syr<rcuse 41 42 494 6 42 37 532 J1 2 '2 16 E 2nd , Pomeroy Pawtucke t 40 42 488 61,, Delrorl 43 42 506 Milwaukee 41 d2 500 ;l l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 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We will give you honest and efficient service. Please stop by or ca II as to _the reason of the division of tile Davrs - ~arner Insurance Agency. ON TJH; <(I' Adolph's Dairy Valley .:;: FORMER DAVIS·WARNER INS. SERVICE A• rne Pomeroy Mason Bndge LORENZO O•.DAVIS PHONE 992-5120 • • \' ' ) �3- The Dally Sentinel, Mlddleport-PQilleroy, 0, July 10, 197J ~ • 2- The Oatly Sentb..,l, Mtddleport·. omeroy, 0, July 10,1973 & TN/NBS BY PAUL CRABTREE The way some sales orgamtations elaborate on the glettmmg pUes of gold that can be earned by Individual salesmen, there's cause to wonder why we all aren't rtch and famous . TeleVIston doesn't do much of thts salesmen-hunting busmess, and newspapers have very few of these muiU~mllton dollar come.<~n ads, except m the classified secttons Most solicitations show up m magazines or on matchbook covers, but there's even a magazme devoted to stones about and ads seekmg - people who want to become rtch as Croesus by going out to sell, sell, sell Some ofthese advertisements mllus publication are patently ridiculous • '!lie back cover ,tor example, advtses us that one can earn up to 161) m a smgle hour - hawking hellum·ftlled balloons at shoppmg centers, amusement parks and the like Now, laktng that as literal truth, a man (or woman, I suppose) wtth one of these creations would have earnmg potential of $2,400 for an ordmary 4~our week. And he (or She) could make a neat $120,000 a year, w1th two weeks' vacabon thrown m. Now, tf you believe that a balloon· blower-upper can make that kind of money, then you also probably believe m the Tooth Fall"y and magic wands But If hetiwn balloons aren't a gas tp you (pun intended), there are dozens of other ways to strike it nch · Agarment manufacturer and-or distributor wants people to arrange "parties" m homes where the sales pttch IS made "Count on making $25,000 or more a year," the come-on solemnly promtses The marketers of a chellllcal spray - a self-defense ttem Similar to Mace -'-boldly announces that 1ts salesmen "made $645 m one day, $1,560m one week -part time," and "fU"st day sales took m $1,10160 profit" And by the way, thiS diStributor doesn't ask you to work your way up to the Cadillac class -they say thetr agents are g~ven free Cadtllacs. One of the more honest ads, for jewelry salesmen, admtts that the salesman gets a 400 pet markup ThiS IS hardly gomg to cause any area jewelry stores to close theU" doors Another outfit peddting security deVIces says you can make "$80 the first evenmg and never leave your own apartment building or neighborhood." Apparently, you have to sell enough of these ttems to diSCourage all crunmal activity before you feel safe on the streets to sell the gadgets, and - preswnably - to make even more dough Others are so entictng that one IS tempted to apply, even if there's no fabulous income mvolved Who could rests! an ad that sald sunply "Faotasbc money-making opporturubes m the fab!•lous great new emerging mdustry of ROBOTS•" And, l suppose some stck souls would send for the free 96page catalog tllustrating what appears to he door-to-door por· nography, just to look at the merchandiSe U!gttunate salesmen, Uke the Fuller BruSh man and the Avon lady, must be nauseated by such arrant nonsense, but there are far too man_y needy, daydreammg, pte4n-lhe-!ikY would-be ~merChants who will be taken m They'll spend theU" time (and often theU" money for a "modest IIUttal mvestment") and fmd themselves even harder up, wtth Shattered dreams By JANE DENISON WASHINGTON (UPI) Former Attorney General John N Mttchell told Senate tn· vestigators Monday that he beheves Pres~dent Nixon dtd not know about the planmng of the Watergate buggmg or tts coverup Sources close to the Senate panel satd Mitchell - m four hours of closed-doot questlonmg prellmmary to his pubhc testunony today-satd that he htmself dtd not know about the bugging operation before it took place One source satd Mttchell told Investigators he learned about the connection between the operation and the Comllllttee to Re..,lect the Prestdent on June 21, four days after the bugging team was arrested tnstde Democratic headquarters "ThiS could blow the election out of the water," l<lltchell satd at the time, according to his private account to the Senate investigators He Agrees to Cover-Up The source quoted Mitchell WIN AT BRIDGE springs his trap 10 t Vood +KJ9 WEST EAST • Q 1092 'V01d tAQ1065 +76 3 'A 102 t K 983 +653 +8742 SOUTH 101 +Void 'J97 543 • J742 +AQIO Both vuln~rable Norlh Easl West ~­ ~: Gent>ration Rap H~ Hangman NORTH +AKJBH • KQ86 as Sllytn~ ihnl nn tins hiiSIS he Stuns and Harry I, Sears, acquiesced to lhe cover-up former Republican leader of The ~ourcc s,tld Mtlchell the New Jersey Senate acknowledged he wns aware Mttchell s lawyers argued that money was bcmg ratsed to Umt proset"Uiors unproperly hu) lhe silence of Ute seven qucslloned Mitchell about Wa· orlgmal Watergate defendants tergate before the Vesco b'l"and- , -but contended he was not m· jlll"y m nn attempt to mfluence valved m ratsmg or dispensing lhe JUrors agamst hun They U1e funds ' smd thts gra nd jury Another source quoted queslloning also prejudiced his Mttchell as saymg U111t he has abthty to properly defend not discussed the Watergate htm~elf • with regard to affair m detml with President Watergate Ntxon to lhts d,ty. In other developments While Mttchell was talkmg m Zteg)er Subpoenaed pnvate wtth Senate staff, his - Lawyers for the lawyers m New York asked the Democrallc Party, which IS federal court to dtsmtss the suing the Watergate principals May 10 mdtctment chargmg for $6 4 mtlhon m ctvll him wtth consptracy to of>. damages, subpoenaed White struct JUS lice and perJury or--House Press Sectetary Ronald goverrunent unproprteties and L Ztegler to gtve a pre-trial preJUdice. depostllon July 23 and to brmg The New York case involves a wtth him all Whtte House $200,000 campatgn conlrtbution documents dealmg wtth the by flnancter Robett Vesco Watergate buggmg or 1ts Stmtlar mohons were flied on cover-up Prestdent NIXon sa1d behalf of two of the other over the weekend he would not defendants m the case-former gtve prestdenttal papers to the Commerce Secretary Maunce Senate commttlee It remamed Soulh 111'1• r. awl ~IU' llottd ,.. .. • Good Deed Hard To Do Dear Helen and Sue It st'rled about a month ago when our teenage daughter heard of a local famtly m fmanctal trouble because of medical expenses for thetr Jtttle daughter 'the chtld needs several operatiOns and tt's takmg everythmg they have Sometunes there's hardly enough to eat, but the mother and father are proud and won't ask for chartty My daughter wanted to start ratsmg funds for them, but she found out that she and her willing frtends would need a license to "sollctt" and they'd have to name the famtly - wl)tch would embarrass them tembly It seems that no one can do a good deed any more without havmg the world know about 11 When a small chtld n~eds open heart surgery why should the Ctty Council make 1t so dtfflcult for people who want to help out' - MOTHER OF A MODEST TEENAGER Pass Dear Mother Pass Pfrhaps your daughter has gone about this project back· Pass 4• Pass 5+ wards Instead of a "secret" campatgn to help a chtld become Pass 7• Pass Pass well agam, why doesn't she ask the famtly if she could tell your TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1973 Dble Pass Pass Pass local newspaper about the little gtrl's plight• 6 00-News 3,4,8,11),15,13 Truth or Conseq 6, Sesame Sl 20, Opemng tead- _t3 Around The Bend 33 One published story mtght brmg aid from a foundatwn or . 6 Jo--News 3,4.6,8, 10, 15, I Dream of Jeannie lJ , Lilias, Yoga & By Oswald &. James Jacoby pnvate donors - far more than your daughter and her frtends could sollctt m the neighborhood You 33 One of the most dangerous 7 00--Whaf's My Lme 8, I've Got A Secrel13, Elec Co 20, Beat I can't believe the famtly would be embarrassed by the partners you can stl oppos1te IS The Clock 4, News 6,10 , Untamed World 13, Truth or Con outpourmg of kmdness whtch always follows, after the public the hangman seq 3, Lee Trevmo's Golf 15, living 33 "7 30-To Tell The Truth 6, Pnce Is Rrghl8,10 Beat The Clock The hangman ts perfcctlv hears of a chtld 111 trouble - HELEN +++ reasonable most of the time 13, Thrs Is Your Lrfe l C•rcus 4, RFD 20 Charles Blair's Belleer World 15, Cancer Lrfe or Death 33 Then he ptcks up a b1g hand and Dear Bottels proceeds to hartg hts partner I thmk you both mtssed the pomt m your answer to "Clint" 8 00--Temperatures Rrslng 6, 13, M.aude 8,10 Movie "tncrdent for the crtme of holdmg a poor who appeared on a PTA "teen panel" m jeans because he On A Dark Street" ],4,15 , American Vrsron 33, Ohro Thrs hand w1th htm Week 20, Mona meets John Dav•dson 10 Of course the hangman var "worked unl118 p m and dtdn't have tune to change " If he had 8 30--Movae "Lieutenant Schuster's w1fe" 6,13 , Hawau F1ve 0 res h1s use of the gallows W1th wanted to dress for the occaswn, he could have found lime 1 8,10, Changing Musoc 20 The facts are that he wanted to appear before thts adult today s hand he contented hrm 9 00- lnlernatronat Performance 20,33 sell wtth a four diamond rcbrd group m work clothes He was stlently saymg, "Thts IS what I 9 31)-VIrgrnran 8 MavJe 'Call to Danger" 10. after South had g•ven a shghtly thmk of YOUr" It was a deflmte stgn of contempt 10 00--Marcus Welby MD 6,13 News 20 NBC Reports 3,4,15, unsound two·heart response to The lady board member m the make-up and big-flowered Garner Ted Armstrong 13, Chan Ese Way JJ the spade opemng That lour 11 00--News 3,4,8,13,15 · diamond call was one of those dress read htm loud and clear, and called htm on hts map11 31l-Johnny Carson 3,4,15 Drck Cavell 6 13 Movres "On The splinter b1ds destgned to show a propnate a titre She shouldn't have been rude, but she saw what Town" 8, "K1ss of Death" 10 ' Sl'lgleton or vmd m diamonds you two didn't (when you took Clmt's stde) that he msulted the 1 00--Perry Mason 4, News 13 and very good heart support group VISually - and was proud of 1t - ANOTHER SCHOOL 2 00- Your Health 4 East s double gave South a BOARD MEMBER 2 30- News 4 chance to pass and North pro Wednesday, July 11 , 1P7J ceeded to make the gross un 6 00 - Sunnse Sem1nar 4 Sacred Hea rt 10 derb1d of four hearts South Dear Board Member 6 15 - Farmtrme 10 Sorry, but I see what maybe you have mtssed Clint spent stx came to the conclusiOn that he 6 20- Farm Report 13 should btd agatn and made the 6 25 - Paul Harvey 13 hours at school, probably four more hours at work - and still 6 30 - Columbus Today 4 B1ble Answers 8 Urban League fme b1d of five cluhs cared enough about hts school and the commumty to appear on a Presents 10 The Story 13 Now the hangman sprung hrs PTA panel, when mvtted by those adults YOU say he held m 6 45 - Corncob Report J trap He realized hr s four contempt 6 55 - Take Five for Lrfe 15 hearts had been an und er b1d 7 00 - Today J, 4, 15, News6 8 10, Flmtslones 13 He evtdently made a good showmg, as his prmctpal took his and Jumped right to seven 7 30 - Romper Room 6 Rocky & Buliwlnkle 13 Popeye 10 side too 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 8 10 New Zoo Revue 13, Sesame St 33 West wasn t scared by the ~~6 ' brddmg He looked carefullv at If what a person wears IS more Important than what 8 30 - Jack La La nne 13 New Zoo Revue 6 hts ace of trump s and elected he says - well, no offense, ASBM. but somebOdy seems to have 9 00 - Paul Dixon 4, Phil Donahue 15, AM 3 Let's Make A to double HER values mtxed up r - SUE Deal6 Fnendly Juncl>on 10 Merv Griffm 8, Peyton Place It wasn t as bad as 11 m1ght IJ Secondary Development Readmg 33 +++ have been As Soutn pOinted out 9 30 - To Tell the Truth J Jeopardy 6 Hollywood's Talktng 10 Rap Peyton Place 13 bttlerfy later on North d1dn t 10 00 - Dinah Shore 3 15 Columbus Six Calling 6, Jokers Wild redouble Thts tsto" title Stsler" whose letter touched me very much 8 10. Drck Van Dyke 13 lNEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN )r I too have frtends who aren't my "color," and I know how 11 feels ~ 10 30 - Baffle J, 4, 15,$10,000 Pyramrd 8 10, Split Second 13 to be called names and looked down on by soctety My parents 11 00 - Sale of the Century 3, 15, Love American Style 6 Gambit 8 10, Password 13, Why 33 ' are preJudiced, too They say 1t tsn t nght and wonder what 11 30- Hollywood Squares3, 4, 15 Bewitched 6, 13 , Love of Ltfe people mtght thtnk 8, 10 Ses~me · st 20 The b•ddrng has been 12 00 - Jeopardy J Bob Braun's 50 50 Club 4 Local News 10 13 Wut North Eul I feel sorry for them, but our world needs to start getting South 8 Password 6 people together I feel that datmg across the color lme ts one 11 30 - Who, What, or Where 3. 15 Spl•l Second 6 Search lor Pass 2+ ? Pass stmple way to star! People say, "Okay, but not now - later." If Tomorrow B. 10 12 55- NBC News 3 15 . You South hold soctely tsn't YET ready for mterrac1al frtendships , when wtll it 1 oO - News Weather, Sports 3, All My Children 6 13 Green +A Q 7 6 'K Q 9 8 l t A 2 +6 3 be, tf someone doesn't make a beg~nnmg• - FOR ONE WORLD Acres 10, Not lor Women Only 15, It's Your Bet 8 As the Whatdo youdonow' World Turns 8 10 A Bid 130 JOnAMal h 3 15 N lwospad., Yourpart 6,Gu•dlng Llg~l ewlywed Game 13, M>ke Douglas )--. ner h" shown at le.,IIO pol nil by Ruth Barry"' 2 30 - Dating Game 13, Edge of Night 8, 10, Ooclors J 15 two-level bid You <an no" 3 00 ~ Another World 3 4 15 General Hospital 6 13 , Prrce IS I ord to revrru Rrght 8 10 RFD 20 TOOAV"SQUES'JifON J 38o~a~~~r~ to reylo{ P~ace 3, IS , One Lrfe to Live 6, 13 Phil You do brd two spades and vour Pass Pass Television Log 1• Pas:oi 4+ Dble ::- 2. "' to be seen wheUter the Wh tte House wtll apply this also to ,. subpoena In a civil court case ~ - A spokesman for Special Watergate Prosecutor Ar- AIRMAN BUMGARNER NEW HAVEN, W. Va Airman John H. Bumgarner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold L Bumgarner, has been assigned to Sheppard AFB, Tex., after c )mpletlng Air Force basic training at San Antonio. He has been assigned to the Technical Training Center al Sheppard for specialized training in aircraft maintenance. Airmon Bumgarner Is a 1970 graduate of Wahama High School, and attended Cabell County Career Center, Huntington Meigs 4-ll Clul: chtbald Cox satd Cox is proceeding on the assumption that he will have access to all presidential pupprs dealing with the Watergate case. desptle Nixon's refusal to provide them to the commtttee Amcrlcun Atrlipes, which l~sl week admitted giving $55,0110 • m Illegal corporate cont•lbuttons to Nixon's cam. palgn, satd Monday It has formally asked lie send the money back meetmg wtll be July 11 Barbara Coales THE FIVE POINT Bucks mel at the home of Jeff Burke The The• c were 2 advtsors, 7 members and 3 vlsttll l s present The members dtscussed 4-H Camp and drawmg up a conslltullon All club members gave reports on Umtr projects Mrs Burk.,.led the club members m a gllltlll '()( hot potato Mrs Burke' se'i!"ed refreshments The nesi meetmg was held June 19 ~t tl1e home of R~gte Gaul There were 2 advtsm s and 7 members present The members discussed potato chtp orders, a famtly ptcmc and club Jackets ProjeCt books were worked on durmg the proJect lesson Spectal reports were gtven by the members on thetr rabbtt and gardemng proJects, Jeff Burke led the club members m ~_game of ktckball Mrs Gaul served refreshments - Ntcky U!onard ON JUNE 21, ten bO)S and gtrls met at the Weber home m Rutland, and orgamzed " I he Rutland Gang " Dorts Barnhart and ''Donna Weber, ad· vtsors, conducted a •hort busmess meetln~ durm• whu h Greg Van Meter was ele~ted presrdent and Danny Edwards was chosen vice-president Imllal plans and purpose were rhscussed Cycling, swtmmlng, backpacking and general 1ecreatwn were decided as the prog1am areas for the sum· mc1 Membe1's were · gtven pamphlets on btcycle safety, and laws and btcycle parts were exammed The hrst meetmg concluded wtth two• btcycle sktll games and two nnle cycltng tnp around Rutland The second meetmg of "The Rutland Gang" was Thursday, June 28 Aqwz on btcycle rules and 1egulat10ns was g1ven and each member was gtven a program book, "Your Btcycle and You " The Gang then cycled to F01 t Me1gs where they enJoyed the tr sack lun· ches A swtmmtn g party at Royal Oak Park on July 6 was the sethng fo1 the next meetmg of "The Rutland Gang" Plans were made for a JesSon on btcycle mamtenance at the next meetmg on July 13 at the Weber home m Rutland Sports Desk By Dettny dairy tsle ORAnGE DRIIH IBMDIIIAn ..ORAnGE" t~~•-t~LES fi The back-to nature drrnk ' Srp seven ounces of ref reshr ng Orange Dr1nk out ot'o ur Orange Cup complete wtth a straw The cup, of course, rs yours And the ktds wtll love 1t • Danny Sayre McClure's Dairy Isle l'he Lea Valley Sewage Treatment Hollywoods Talek~~~ e 4, form 10 Ohto ThiS Week 20, 00 - Mister Cartoon 3 Somerset 13 Fllnlstones 6 Love American Style 13 Merv Griffin 4 Sesame St 33 Secret Storm 8 Mov•e "' The Mark ot Zorro"' 10 ' 4 $0 - Ole~ Van Dyke1 5, Pettrcoat Junclton J, Merv Griif•n 4 Abbott & Costello 8 I Love Lucy 6 Wild, Wild West 13 My Lrllte Marg•e 15 S 011 - Bonanza 3, B1g Valley 6 Hazel 8 Mr Rogers 10 33 Andy Griffith 15 ' ' ' 5 30 - Elec Co 33 Gomer Pyle 33 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Beverly Hillbillies 8 ' 5 ss - Earl Nlahtlnaale 15 6 00 - News Weather Sporls3,4, 8 10 15 TruthorConseq 6 s..ome Sf 20, Around the Bend 33 6 30 - NBC "News 3, 4 News 8 10, Zoom 33 Sesame Sf 20 1 4 Dream of Jeannie 13 7 00 Truth or Conseq 3 Beat the Clock 4, News 6, 10 - What's MSYhLine8 Anythmg You Can Do 13, Elec Co 20, Know Your c ools 33 Andy Grllfrth IS 7 30 - Episode Action 33, The Judge 10 Beat the Clock 13 Pollce,Surgeon 3, To Tell the Truth 6, How Do Your Chrtdre~ G row 20 8 00 - Thicker Than Water 6 Adam 12 15, Baseball 3, ' · Sonn L Cher 8, 10 Phllodetphla Orchestra In Rehearsal 20 3/ Newsmaker 73. 1J ' I 30 - Movle 'Sholt''6,1J Cool M•ll•on 15 • 9 00 - Dan August 8, 10 ' : 9 30 - Man Builds, Man Destroys 20, 33 10 00 - Connon 8. 0 Owen Morsholl6 Search 15 Homewood 33 • Nows 20 20, Garner Ted Armstrong 13 II 00 - Newa3, 4, 6 8, 10 13 15 II 30- Jollnny Carson 3, 4,15, Dick Covell 6 13 Movies " 1Love ~lvtn" a, "The VIntage" 10 ' I 00 - News 13, Perry Muon 4 2•00 • News 4 h:; dovoudooow • The Dally Sentinel DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS-MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL Exec Ed ' ROBERT HOEFLICH City Ed1tor Published d81ly except Saturday by The Oh10 Valley PubliShing Court 4~769 Company Locust St. Middleport, 0. the pond's pest1 c1de con tent was higher than nol'imal Now regular observations of the f1sh g1ve a qu1,ck rough measure of the to x1c level AIR CONDITIONING SALE of the plant's uutput Careful lW CJOO~ liSV .., representativ e: Bott (ne11P. 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Salem Church wtll battle the Middleport Reds on Frtday; begmmng at 6 p m Thts evemng, the Galhpolls Ttgers Will take on Pt Pleasant Fruth's Pharmacy m a 6 p m game In the mghtcap thts evemng at 7 15, the Pomeroy Gtants wtll battle Rto Grande Jack Fostkr•s two-run smgle m the top of the ftfth mnmg camed Green to 1ts wm over the lnd1ans G1 een led 1·0 aftm one, but fell behind 4·1 m the second. Gary Biankenslup slll rted fot Green He was 1eheved by Chuck Burris in the second Bums was credited wtth the win David Rtce went the Kel.l/lna#:or AIR CONDITION~RS .._...._. _..._ 1189 88 S19P 88 $228 88 1248 88 1299 88 1339 88 6,000 to 24,000 BTU H ~vr rool clean ai r lonujh l To t r~l v(ln ld1tllon N. 211d Ave. WestemAnto ' • word, pasxmll over Hank four tunes when he used 111nch· hillel s in a IJ.3, IO.tnnmg vtctory over the Philadelphta Ph lilies 'lathcws appear ed to have · reached a "'l,ts! resort"' when the Braves had a runner on base wtth two out 111 the mnth and tra1led, J-1 Rvcryooo in King cracks grand .slam MONTREAL (UP!) - Reserve catcher Hal Ktng doesn't expect to start too many games but he'll pmch-tut anyllme he can The former Atlanta catcher came tlu ough wtlh a pmch-lut grand slam home run m the stxth mnmg Monday mght to help the Reds defeat the Montreal Expos II~ m a nallonally-televtsed game . "When yo u're playmg behmd Johnny Bench you don't ever dream of catchmg agam But you're ready to come m as a pmch.tutter an) •ttme," satd -· Williams hopes Odom is back Mason Furniture 113 sm MASO N W VA PH Ktng who W!IS recently recalled by Cmcmnat• from tts In· dtanapohs farm team "When I was traded to this team l knew th ey were gomg to hold on to a veteran hke Bob Barton· lor a while but 1 ex. peeled to be called back to C10c10natt," satd Kmg l"he reserve catcher ad· mtlted that he knew Montreal pttcner Pat Jarvts, who served him up the home run pttch, very well "I played wtth hun 10 Atlanta and he JUSt gave me a good pttch to btl " dtstance for the losers Blankenship had two smgles for the wmners Chns Galhan had a double Foster had a first mmng double for the wmners Smtth and Matt Sterrett, along wtth Burns, each had smgles Ma1 k Haffelt, · Steve Caudtli, Davtd Rtce and Gt eg Chaney each had smgles for the losers In the mghtcap , the Wlute fine 1'ucsday ntght Sometimes Casanova's homer !led the I can hurt just by the way I score and the Braves won the game 1n the lOth when Mtller sleep m bod" The New '(ork Mel• defeated ca me through with hts double the Houston Astros, 2-1 , m 12 Ralph Carr's infteld htt and tnnmi:,~, and the Cincinnati Marty Perez' sacriftce fly lleds beat the Montreal Expos, delivered two more runs and /1-6, In a nationally televised gave reh ever 1om House his game m the other Nattonal first w10 Wtlhe Montanez and League action Btll Robmson homered for the Amencan League scores Phtllles were Balbmore 5 Ca hforma 3, Hal Kmg's ptnch·htt grand Texas 9 l!elrOII 7 m 12 mmng,s, slam homer was the btg blow of Kansas Ctty 13 Milwaukee 6, u seven-run stxth·tnnlflg rally Chicago 4 New York 3 and which camed the Reds over Boston 2 Mmnesota 0 the Expos Joe Morgan and Steve Carlton had a 3·1 lead Johnny Bench homered for go mg 1nto the mnth but Ctnctnnall m a wtld game the hull park expected to see No 44 come out of the du gout to try lind h1t.1 ~amc·tym~ homer but M<tlhews' selection was P.tUt C;~sanova , who had a total Of zero homers 111 t97J So, Gasanovu htl a two-run homer, tymg the HCore at 3-3 and settmg tho) stage for pmch lutters Frank Tepedmo to walk und Norm Miller to double home tl1e Ue-breakmg run m th lOth as the Braves rallied wtth three runs lor the vtctory ' My back hurl' tight at the base of my butt," explamed 1\aron ""It's bothered me off and on ali season I may feel ·· Oiicago rallies, Wood wins 16th score a 4-3 vtctory The Yankees, who scored three runs m the second tnnmg agatnsl their old nemests, took a 3-llead mto the mnth and left 1t 111 the hands of Lyle, who already has recorded 22 saves thts season But this ttme Sparky didn't have 1! Lyle, who took over from George Medtch m the etghth mmng, surrendered a pmch smgle to Lws Alvarado to open the mnth and Buddy Bradford followed wtth another smgle, sendirw Alvarado to thtrd The next batter, Jorge Orla, hit a By FRED McMANE UPI Spcrls Writer Wtlbur Wood, the ace knuck leballer of the Chtcago Whtte Sox, defeated the New York Yankees Monday mght when his teamrnaws rallied for two runs m the mnth 1nmng agamst relief spectahst Sparky Lyle to Tiger pitchers fire no-hitters CLEVELAND !UP!) - Man· ager Dtck Wtlhams of the Oak· land A's hopes that John Od· The Ttgers won 2 games last om's last outmg was for real as he sends the slumpmg hurler to week, both on no-httters by the htll tomght m the ftrst of a Ttger ptlchers m Pomeroy two game sertes wtth Clev- little league acllon Monday the 'flget s beat the eland Yankees, 5-2, on a no-httter b) Odom last year had a 15~ record wtth a 2 51 earned run Dave Blake Thursday mght R mark but is only 2·9 this sea- Marshall wtth the help of Steve son However, he tossed a shut· Ohhnger m the stxth mmng out for 6 and 2·3 mnmgs m de- stopped Rutland B on a nofeatmg Chtcago for his second httter, 4·2 Blake struck out 14 and WID The A's were tdle Monday, walked 12, whtie Marshall but dealt off a player when struck out 8 and walked 10 Leadmg htlter. for the shortstop Dal Maxvtll was ac· quu ed by Ptttsburgh for the T1gers were Marshall wtth a double and smgle and Blake $20,000 watver prtce Dtck Ttdrow, 5-9, ts wtth a smgle m the ftrst game In the second no-httter, schedul~d to pttch for Ohlinger slammed 2 smgles Cleveland and Marshall and C Kennedy each added a s•ngle In other league aclton, the round triumphs wee~ By Motor Route where carrter serv1ce not alo'atlabte One nton)h 57 By mall In Oh10 and Va , OnC' ve4r 882 ·1S25 New HavPn , W Va 6.000 BTU E• Pand-O2!peed automatic thermostall 15V 2WCJ006 8,000 BTU E• Pand 0 ).speed outomatlc lhermostal i I5V l WC300B 10,000 BTU Air Conditioner, 2 speed automatic lhormo!lot 7 WCJj 10 r ll v 14 000 BTU Air Condlltoner wllh Ex Pand-O panels 1WCJ III ?08 2JOV r7 ooo BTU Air CondltlonerWcaiher tight sea ll WC3117108 ?30 10 ooo BTU 3-Speed Easy.to usc lnslallallon kii2WC31?0 ?08 2JOV Ohio National ( 'ver11Sin W SAYRE HARDWARE ,,.._,_._.__._,.._._.._--..,_.......,.._,._~_._. 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S1zes to frt women 4' 10''·10 59" In flattenng shades St Pomeroy 'Ohio Busmess OH 1ce Phone Delivered by ponds sluggiSh, testing showed PANTY HOSE 992 21St. Edtlor•al Phone 992 St near for decorat1ve purposes One day the f1sh were unusually Sheer-To-The-Waist parth erbtd s tw o no lrurnp What Plant London put goldf iSh m 1IS effluent I' a: i'o Fobt!.~ The questionable umpiring during the legwn game at !.ancaster Sunday gives volunteer umptres a bod name To use an old saying - a few rum it for all Many leg ton games are umped by volunteer legion members from the post m the home teanl,'s town Nmely'lltne percent of them do a good, tf not excellent, job Without meaning to sound hke a poor loser, the JOb done at Lancaster was the worst f' ve ever seen T)le umpires Sunday simply lost control of the games In· stead of throwing players out of the game for - throwmg at batters, mtenhonally opening a gash unmediately above a player's eye, and throwmg bats across the held (automatic . ejection under legton rules) - the umptres stOQd passtvely around like 2 men who'd never seen a baseball game before When tbe Lancaster shortstop sent Metgs catcher Mick Ash to the hospital for 5 shtches, he should have been immediately ejected Instead, the ump1re stalked around shoutmg to Ash's mother to get off the field, when she was trymg to see how her son was (although she did give the man mblue a good tongue lashmg for not giVIng the Lancaster player the thumb ) An umptre cannot keep control of a game when he ts obllvwus to what's happufg and makes conversation wtlh players and fans alike when he should be gtvtng orders (although he dtd order Mrs Ash to, "go back to the htlls where you belong" ~ If that's his 1mpress10n of Metgs, how was he gomg to umpire a fatr game') Also, the Lancaster manager left the Shortstop m the game, whtch did nothing to improve a very volatile abnosphere On a lighter note, Mrs Norm VanMatre has taken f1rst place away from ftrsl baseman Gary George m the race for best bench JOCkey Her cuts at the Lancaster umptres were many and mostly well taken Rtck Stobart did an excellent JOb behind the plate m the second game Sunday Rtck also poled a long trtple to deep left late m the game Lou McKtnney finally broke the Metgs strike out record Lou fanned twtce m the second game Sun~ay to make 1! 22, I over the prevwus mark John Batrd surpassed John Roush over the weekend as the lop hitter Ba1rd IS now battmg .364 to Roush's 355 The InJurY to Mtck ASh came at a bad tune, smce he seemed to be commg out of the slump that had htm battmg nearly 200 pomts lower than he d1d last sprmg lor Metgs Htgh School Kavm Sheets, although only at 235, bas a hot bat wtth 4 hits and 6 RBJ's m hts last II tnps to the plate He hit around 400 for Galha Academy last sprmg Tom Cooke, despite gtvmg up 2 earned runs m 2 mmngs Sunday, IS still the top pttcher wtth a 2 70 ERA He ts followed closely by Steve Lee at 3 00 Only 2chances remam for baseball fans m the area to see the legtonnaU"es at Syracuse before the dtstrtct tournament begtns July 21 at Athens Metgs hosts Athens tomorrow evemng al5 30 and fm1shes off the home season Saturday at I 30 agamst Chtlllcothe. Sunday the dtamondmen cross the nver to meet New Haven m a doubleheader - the regular season !male ~~ The Snowville 4-H Club met June 18 at the Route 33 roadSide park Advisors attendmg the meeting were Jean and Norman Wood and Helen Oberholzer There were seven members present Charles" Oberholzer, Ron me Wood, Vtckle DeBord and Steve Stout all gave reports on thetr gardens Ronme Wood gave a demonstrahon on how to choo.se.a chtck for the fatr A spectal report on bicycle safety was gtven by Bonme Moms Charles Oberholzer led a baseball game The gtrls wtth cookmg p:ojects each brought a dtsh to the meetmg The club dectded to lour Seven Caves some hme m Aug us The pro Jec! lesson conststed of true and false questwns about all projects Vtcky DeBord gave a spectal report on " How to Stay Healthy " Charles Oberholzer led the club members m a game of 'SBlJQ" Refreshments were fur· mshed by gtrls takmg food proJects wtth each member bnngmg a dish - Tammte DeBord THE BASHAN Bunch met July 5 at the home of Ktm Btckers Advtsors attendmg were Mary Rose and Lou Et tzer There were 11 members present K1m Btckers served refreshments The next Aaron sits out AtlaD.ta WID the Mitchell agreed to the ·cover-up I • Pomeroy Gtants stayed m ftrst place wtth a 9·1 record, as they pounded Rutland A, 13-5 Jeff Grueser was the wmmng pttcher, although he recetved help m the ftfth from Scott Wtlllams Dmk Kennedy was the losmg pttcher Leadmg httlers for the Gtants were Todd Rawlings wtth 4 smgles and a double, Grueser wtlh a home run and double, Steve Schtendel"wtth a double and smgl e, Randy Smtth wtth 2 tnples, Chns Woods wtlh a double and Steve Wtlllams and Raymond Anderson wtlh I smgle each For Rutland, Wilford had a tnple, Mttchell had a double and smgte. Kennedy a double and smgle, Ferguson a double and Edwa1ds added a smgle. - Mator league Standings By Unrfed Press tnternal1onat Natrona! League East w I pet gb Ch icago 49 37 570 ;, Si Louos 43 40 518 4 Montreal 40 42 488 7 P1llsburgh 37 44 457 ~ 112 Phtladelph 1a 38 46 452 1 New York 35 46 432 lllh West wlpclgb Los Angeles 54 33 621 Cmcmnaf1 48 38 San Franc1sco 49 39 Hous ton 47 43 Atlanta San Otego 558 557 51h 51!7 522 81!2 40 49 448 15 31 54 365 22 Monday's Results Cmcmnatt 11 Montreal 6 New York 2 Hou 1 12 tnns Atlanta 6 Ph1la 3, 10 mns (Only games schedul ed! Today's Probable Pitchers I All hmes EDT I West w I pet g b Oakland 46 38 558 KansasCdy 48 41 539 l'h Cal 1forn 1a 44 39 530 2''' M•nnesota 43 39 524 Chtcago 44 40 524 Texas 30 53 361 16';, Monday 's Results l Balf1more 5 Cal tforn1a 3 Texas 9 Detro1t 7, 12 1nns Kan City 13 Mtlwaukee 6 Chocago 4 New York 3 Boston 2 Mmnesota 0 !Only games scheduled) Today s Probable P1tchers 1 I All trmes E DTI Boston ITtanl 10 81 at Min nesola I Kaat 9 7) 9 p m New York (McDowell 3 I I at Ch•cago (Bahnsen 10 B), 9 p m Kansas Crly (Busby 5 91 at Mt lwaukee !Colborn II 4) 9 pm Mets, Tribe win in LL The Mets defeated the Braves, 5·3, for the ftrst tune thts season behmd the 5·htt pttchmg of Becker m Mtd· dleport httle league actwn Monday The Mets took a 1-run lead 10 the first on 2 walks The Braves carne back 10 thetr half of the first to knot tl at 1·1 on a lrtple by M Wayland and a double by B Dodson But the Mets came b~ck to take the lead for good tn the 3rd on a homerun by Fox, a double by Tyree and an ~rror The Mets added an tn· urance run m the ftfth on smgles by Mowery and Becker and an error The Braves added 2 runs m the 5th on a walk and smgles by M Mtller and B Dodson S Ftfe contnbuted a double for the Braves, whtle Newell added a smgle for the Mets In the other Mtddleport little league gome Monday, the lndtans remamed undefeated, blasttng the Reds 19~ Kelvm U!e and Steve Carson combmed to hold the Reds to 2 htts, smgles by Dave Wtlcox and Rtck Blevms The Trtbe l'(as led by Roger Carson wtlh a tnple and a smgle, Terry Gardner wtth a ll'tple & smgle, Rtck Hovatter wtth a double and smgle, Mark Venoy wtlh a home run, and Ketlh L)nch, Mtke Htndy and Ken Hanmg, all ~tlh one smgie durmg wh1ch , Montreal and CmcmnaU pt\chers cornb10ed "to wll'lk a National League record 25 batters T!le Ierum usM a total of 10 pttchers and left a total of 26 runners on base- all before a national TV audtence which must have been w1sh10g they had turned on a rerun of Kmg Kong f ehx M1llan's twtHlut smg le m the 12th tnnmg drove m the wtnnmg run fm the Mets, who lle<l the score aga tnst Don Wtlson 111 the mnth on Jtm Beauchamp's run-scormg sin· gle Lee May had gtvcn the Astros a t.{)lead when he htt his 13th homer m the seventh tn· rung ___... , , ,..... ' grounder to second baseman Horace Clarke, who mstead of gomg for the double( play, threw to the plate t~ late to get the speedy Alvarado Bradford moved to second on the play at h~me , and after Eddte Leon struck out, Pal Kelly smgled m Bradford wtth the wtnnmg run "We were lucky," admttted Chtcago Manager Chuck Tan. ner "Kelly's game-winnmg htt JUSt went by Gene Michael and Alvarado's hit JUSt went by an mhelder But we were due for a game like that We haven't had one like that for a long tune " In the only other Amertcan League act10n, Boston blanked Mmnesota, 2·0, Balllmore topped Caltforma, 5-3, Tex!IS rupped Detrmt, 9-7, In 12 m· rungs and Kansas C1ty routed Mtlwaukee, 13~ "Why didn't I think of insurance?" 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Mam Pomeroy (Coleman 12 8), 9 p m Sox scored seven runs in- the Caldornta (May 6 6) at Ctncmnatl (Grtmsley 7 S) at second rung, but Salem talhed Montreat Ball>more (Palmer 8 6) 7 30 !Torrez 56). 8 p m three 111 the fu st and 15 111 the Houston I Reuss 1151 at New pm Oakland rOdom 2 91 at , ........................~........................................ second en route to a 25-8 wm York (Mallack 6 10) 8 p m IT•drow 59) 6 p m (Schueler 4 4) at Cleveland The game was halted after PhrAtlanta Wednesd~y·s Games ladelph1a I Breit 7 21. 7 30 Boston at Mmnesota three and one-half mmngs pm New York al Chrcago Sf Louos !Murphy 1 Jl at Los Oakland Ttssa Aldet was ct edt led al Cleveland Angeles (Osteen 10 4) II p m Kan Crty at M•lw, n1ght wtth the win Saul McGutre, Pill, burgh (Moose 6 8] at San Texas at Detr o If n1ght Todd Ltngo, Sunpson, and Diego ITroedson 4 0), 10 30 Cal1f al Balt imore. n1ghl Hende• son hurled for the pm Chicago (Reuschel951 at San .............._ . ._,. losers FranciSco I Bryan I 13 51. 11 For the wmners , Bm ry pm Wednesday's Games Jenkms had a home run and Hous ton at New York Mr. Davis ls Opening An Office At stngle Williams had a trtple Ch 1cago at San Franc1sco Crncl at Montreat. mght and double Saul McGmre had Atlanta at Phtla, nrghl SAME DAY a smgle and double for the Sl Louis at Los Ang nrg ht 100 1;2 E. 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Toledo 37 46 446 10 Cleveland (National DIVISIOn) 29 56 341 171 2 W L Pet G 8 Charleston 53 35 602 Tidewater 47 38 553 4', Pen insula 43 41 512 8 Rrchmond 29 57 337 23 League Standmgs Robinson's Cleaners GOOD FOOD Monday 's Resulls and Peninsula 5 RIChm ond 4 12 Innings Syracuse 3 Rochesler 2 Tldcwaler 7 Charlesto" 6 Toledo 5 p,,wluckel 4 CONTIIACf I'UIICHASED MONTREAL rUPI) - The Monltc,tl Expos h11vo ptu · chuscii th con trlld of left. )tanded hitting ou tflcldlll Jun l.yltic from the Omuha Royals of the 1'rlpl A Amer tt11 n AsSO<'IatiOn, gcnc1 al lll, IIJ.tgu r Jh11 ( ' unrdn~ ,UIIIOUiltCd Mondilv nl~ht (DON & EDNA W GOOD EATERS M.EET HERE TRY us \. EVI~ i\ ..,~}) 4'11l_OF JLJL' lOver the BJue & Grey Rt·~taurantl , U ndet· The Name of Davis In surance Sc•rvil'C' On July 2. We are m a position to service your insurance needs. It wtll not be necessary for you to sign any statem1.mt mailed or gtven to you to have t~e same protection on your car Qr property. 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Harden, wife of the depyty Qiaster and lecturer of the visiti ng grange, prese nting the program on the U1eme "Being An American." The group sang "God Bless .. America," there were several humorous skits, and readings included '"fhe Spiritual Side of a Dollar," "F.ourth of July," " Dou't Quit, " and " Who's Master." A reading on the Preamble to the Constitution was given by the lecturer and five other members of the visiting grange. There was a quiz on the presidents and states, a reading " 10 Keys to Happy Relations" and two songs ''How Great Thou Art" and ''America." Read at the meeting was a communi cation fr om the National legislative agent on Farm Bill HR 'USO. A thank_you note was read !room Mrs. Virgil Atkins for flowers at the time of her husband's death. Arrangements were ,made for the · Hemlock Grove Grange, the Ohio Valley Grange, the' Racine Grange and the Laurel Grange •to exhibit at the Meigs County Fair . The Meigs County Pomona Grange willvisitVinton County Grange on July 27 at the Wilkes G ~ange Hall . Refreshments were served by the Hemlock Grove Grange. Laurel Grange will be host at the ~ptember meeting when the county baking and sewing contests will be held. Heilman reunion held ,A reunion of the descendants of George and Flora Ann Greer.ler Heilman was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Ki~g ; Attending were Mrs. Ellen Cummins Haynes, Portage, Wash.; William Carr, Cheri, Carrie, Chris, and Cathy, Miss Julie Kalvin, Milwaukee, Wis. ; Mr . and Mrs . Harold Springston, New York; Mr. and Mrs . Ernest Heilman, Mr. and Mrs. George Heilman, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kester· son, Kevin and Dale, retup1ed to Hamilton Monda y afte r visitiug lor several days here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kestfrson. Mrs . Howard Nicholson , AU1eolS, w11S the Monday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hoeflich and Jayne Lee. Mr . and Mrs. Charles Lochary and son, Hobert, of near Chi cago, Ill .. are here on vacation with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. l.co Story and Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lochary. Their daughter, Meg, c~ me several weeks ago. Mrs. Bea Kuhn was returned home Monday fr om the Holzer Medical Ce nter where she irnderwent surgery last week. Mr . a nd Mrs . Charles Simpkins and children, Charla,. Melissa. and Chuck, Cofumbus, have been the guests this past week of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snowden. One day, Mike May, Rutland. · and Annette Snowden, Gallipolis , accompanied them on a trip to Cedar Point. Mrs . Gra ce Louder a nd granddaughter, Joyce Pickens spent Thursday in Waterford v.isiting with Mrs. Louder's granddaughter, Susan King and Missy. Bill and Beth Pickens who had been there visiting several days returrted home with them . . · " :i: Mrs. William /\dams and !!!! } Kelly, Pittsburgh, Pa. ; Miss :;:; . Middleport :;:; Judy King, Miss Mary !!!! King, Kankakee, IlL ; ; Personal Notes ;:;: Mrs. Myrtle Carman Lou /1 rourt:1 of July commun ity aetivi ty was held at tho Sa lisbury Elementary School by lhe Middleport Un ited ~·e ntccos ta l Chu rch, Middlepor t, and the First Apos tolic Church of Atliens. Pastor of the Middleport church is lhe Hev. Wlllimn Knittel and the Rev. James Hinkle is pastor of the Aihens chu rch. Fellowship began at 10 with ~ bu s k~ t dinm'r nt noon. Games und conversu tiun . lUll , were features of the aftern oon with a n even ing wors hip ser vice. b ei n ~ held in th e school. The Rev . James Fielder, eva ngelis t, was th e mui n s peake r . Also par ti cipati ng was the Hev. 0. Howard, Hamilton. Several clun e from Colwnbus fu r the activity. TU ~-:.<i DA y MIDD LE POII't' Masonic Lodge No. 363, F'&AM, special mee ting, 7:30p.m. Work in the ~:A Degree. All Master Musons Invited. ANNUAL picnic, Pomeroy Curden Club , 6 p.m. roadside park, Houle 33, on right going no1·th (awards Athens. CLOTHI NG Bank of 'the MiddlepOl·t Church of Chrl~t. 9 . a.m.-12 nOOA. Farewell party T Bir~hday party fetes ·Miss ·Wolfe l ·• USDA Choice, U. S. Gov't. Inspected k art P · · in 4-H camping WO 00 .... ·SUPER MARKET · Open Daily 9 to 10 - Sun. lOcto 10 l' miNE SIT 20 on Dean;s list at OU Goessler BEEF ' Jewelry Store lb. •• • DISHWASHERS FREEZERS . . •750 "July Specml" When the Sign Says "NOVISITORS" . s end A BEAUTIFUL BOUQUET of insulation blown into attic tor only 15c From s5,()() pe·r sq. It . with pur· cllase of air cond. ·- PHONE 992-732C) . 59 N. Second St. ANYTIM.~E_ _, •-•MIIIiidiiiidioiileliipoii.rtii.,,;0-~.J 6" DUDLEY'S. FLORIST • • . Of Thi: Loeal High Sehoolo:; New Warranty Act Now Big Savings FURNITURE BAKER .MIDDLEPORT. 0. FAIRMONT ICE CREAM . AND ,HALF GALLON 1 09 FO:~~~~.~~~-~~~.~~.~~....... BOTH I FAIRMONT • VALLEY BELL . I RICH'$ FROZ·EN I ·-··- · - · - · -··-·-··-·- ·- -··-_: i twin pack · I • • • • • • • ., . . . . . • BREAD 5 ~: 1~00 Equipment t 9n Display! . 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Bon~s . . ...·.·.-.. ................... .,.,o ,::~VNVH wu.~ :.1!•:•,•:.-o:•:•;o:rJO;Q ;.:.: .:.:.:· :· : l.•:.:·~·:•:•.·i~o;·:·:·;·;·:•;-:•:·:·::::-.->:·;·:·:··· · ···· _.._.~. · · • • 0 0 • • 0 • • • • • • • • • r. • • • ,-.•,•,•.-,•.•.-.......-.-.. Pack axwell House INSTANT COFFEE 12 oz. . Jar ... 16 oz. pak Evtrryday Low Price! .MJJlDLEPORT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE • Pints FAVORITE Boating and Camping Nushville Soutld! . PAK 8 I Music With .The POMEROY llSW. SECOND PHONE 992· 2284 RC .'COLA ICE CREAM ·. Leading Creek-Middleport . . . . . .. ..-.. .,.. .. . . . . ., ••••••• .~ !!!~ !~!:,. . H · M"lk gal . 99~ omo . 'lk 1 ·· ·~· ····~ ···················~·····~~~· .• . ' Butterm1 ...................... ~~.~!~~ ..... 99~ . quart 39~ Coffee,Creamer·....... ~... <.a.~t:~. · Birds Eye Awake ...................3 ;!~: '1 ~ The Valley Boys · · · .· Ennre · Fa·rnily! .,.:.,.............. e . .... . . Th SCOT LAD QUART. & · lb.•1.39 ' Tex Harrison We have a Cred1 ! Plan doslgno(l !Q111your budget. We also have a li beral llado·ln policy. lb.•1.49 ..·• Free E'ntertairunent All-arou nd convenience, . with the exclus•ve hlQger· Irani d r op·i~ bobbi n. Iabrie dial setl ings. You can also mend, sew butlanho les. do over· ed ging. al l without atlac hment'! ·,BUCKET STEAK . ... Fashion Mate* zig-zag sewing machine ,- . CUBE STEAK I --• 30% oH ., USDA CHOICE • Noon Until Dark Sunday,_July 15, 1973 lOLA'S USDA CHOICE ' .. . From Tht: I lome Ee. Hooms Public Use Facility SUPERIORS SUPERIORS ANY AMOUNT OUTD<)ORSHm;-l ~off . Central air for homes. . Hoo ked up Io your furnace . Prices start as low as mo. CHOICE Courr Sr., Pomeroy _ DRESS SHOES heritage house . . .usDA GROUND Boat and Recreational SALE$ I Superiors USDA Choice Beef_ • Hot The Right To Umit . 1ion toda '1. • o o • •••• I o I ~ Ladies' Sportswear PHONE: 992-3480 d Sts. "We Lo\le ill what weddinJI are 111 about. And IO\Ie ia what your weddinJ rlnt• •hould be all about, loo. Thal'a Why'' we hiVe wedd inr Love R in1s from Art· C• rved . ln malchi.n r deRignsfor brides and 1rooms. Comt ... our complete ArtCar\led collec• .lb. We AGcept Federal Food Stamps I --RANGES p.m . honors Moyers -·--·----I\ 1 . . "FRIGIDAIRE" SPECIAL SALE SYRACUSE - Mrs. Perry center bootie replica. Punch, Ital ian. a;.o;trormmer Ga lileo Hoffman and Mrs . Ben. cake , mints and nuts were and o! 5G4-Iti42 1 1\' J.< bo rn Ga li leQ ny ·Spears entertained "' :;~ Ruth, Huntington, W.Va.; Mr. served . Assisting with the Ga ldci. A farewell party honoring · recently with a layette shower decoratir.g was Brenda Hayes . Debbie and Cindy Smith, and Mrs .. Paul Carr, Akron ; daughters of Mr . and Mrs. Mrs . Courtney Williams , the Rev. and Mrs. Raullin honoring Mrs. Ralph Shain Mrs . Shirley Sigman won Harold E. Smith, Middleport, Robert and Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Moyer and family was held at the Syracuse park. the door' prize. Oth JULY SALE have been in Columbus visiting J . W. Cummins, Reynolds· Sunday night at the Middleport The refreshment !.able was ers attending were Mrs. CONTINUES their grandmother, Mrs. burg; Mr. and Mrs . J. fl. Church of Christ. decorated in pink and blue. The Mildred Pierce and Tina • Women's Summer ,Elizabeth Johnson and an aunt · Rucker and John, Grove City ; Tom Kelly, chairman of the cake featured the colors with a Mrs. Janice . Lawson, Jene and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Miss Mary Greenler, James church · board, presided Teaford, Debbie and Frances ·Hoffman, Phyllis Cross Speakman and daughter, Beth, Cummins, Mr. and Mrs. Leo at the affair which Belinda Shain, Annett~ six weeks old. They were King, Mr. and Mrs. Michael opened with hymn singing. returned home by Mrs . King and Tina, Mr. and Mrs. Prayer was by Wilbur Mills, and Goldie Mills. Others Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Carman, Mr. and Mrs. Theobald and there were presenting gifts to Mrs. Shain Ohio University has an- were Donna Imboden, Velva Speakman who will ·visit here Grant Johnson and Laura, Mr. remarks by the Rev . Cecil for the next two weeks. and Mrs . Gary Hughe.s, Underwood and the Rev . nounced the names of 20 Amberger, Mrs. Fred Jenkins XoUr Thom MeAn Store Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Bradbury Columbus; Norman Heilman, Robert Bumgarner. Mrs . students who have been named Jayne ImbOden and /\nth~ ~ MIDDLEPORT _j spent Sunday in Circleville Harold Heilman, Mrs. Norma Martha Childs led in singing to the 1973 spring quarter Mills. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Asa Locho, Bellefontaine. and a · money tree was dean 's list. From Meigs County · Bradbury and daughter, Nikki. Mrs . Edith Springston , presented to the minister and are: Martin . R. Osborne, Long Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wheeler Athens; Mr. and Mrs. Walter . his w1fe. A fellowship hour and daughter, Nevada, were Shriber, Mr. and Mos. Victor . followed the program with Bottom, Rt. I ; J.ohn Krawsczyn recent visitors with Mrs. Edith Genheimer,' Roy Smith,' Mr. punch, cookies and sandwiches Jr. , Cynthia A. Mills, and Lois Button. Mrs. Louise Scott, also and Mrs. Charlie Smith, being served. Blue flowers and A. Sauer , Middleport ; of Nevada, and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Smlth, Mrs. Mildred l.apers decorated the refresh· Margaret S. Teaford , Minersville ; John W. Fairall, Steve R. Fred Rowatt, Bucyrus, were Zeigler, Roy Thoma, Mr. and ment !.able. also recent guests of Mrs. Mrs. Robert Reed, Mr. and The Rev. Mr. Moyer has · Granzow , James E. \Vhite, Bilrton. Mrs. Ziba Midkiff, Hichard accepted the pastorate of a John W. Johnson , Paul s. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Erwin Heilman, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Church of Christ in Ripley, W. Miller. Margaret J. Riggs, Daniel T. are in South Carolina visiting lhle, Mr. and Mrs. Weber Va. Will, Pomeroy ; Sandra L. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Erwin .Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sayre, Portland; Keith D. 'a nd family who ·recently Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ashley, Melanie A. Beegle, JQoved there. Wood, Gerald Micha.el, Mrs. PLAN YARD SALE James E. Diddle, Racine; Mrs. Geneva Tuttle and Mrs. Hazel Michael, Mr. and Mrs. The Loyal Bereans Class of James H. Crow, Pamela L. Flo Grueser have returned Harold White, Mrs. Neva King, from Akron where•they went to Albert Heilman, Mr. and Mrs. the Middleport Church of Crow, Iren.e Hoschar and · visit Mrs. Tuttle's sister who is Virgil King, Geneva, David Christ will have a yard sale Roberl.a J . Ork, Syracuse . Friday from !Oa.m. to 4 p.m. i~ reportedly in critical condition. and Helen, Pomeroy . ·--·-··-··-·,_.,_,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_ .. _ ,,_,,_,, _, the Clyda Allensworth yard at Mr . and Mrs. Wendell 'July\ Sale the corner of Mill and Seventh • Gerlach, Chillicothe, were the St. weekend guests of Mr. and on Mrs. Michael Gerlach. They c came especially to attend the REUNION SET PICNIC HELD farewell party honoring the· POHTLAND - A reunion of Group I of the Middleport Rev . .and Mrs. Raullin Moyer Fi~st Un ited Presbytercan the descendants of Henry and and family. Church had a family picnic Mary Frederick will· be held · Cpl. Kenneth Hoffman has Sunday at thz Kyger Creek Sunday at the Portland Park. A ; returned to Arlington, Va. after Recreation Park. Attending basket dinner will be served at • spending a leave here with his were the Rev. and Mrs. Dwight I p.m. Families attending are ' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Zavitz, Mr. and Mrs. Richard to lake their own !.able service. '• Hoffman . Vaughan, Beth, Zandra and Don, Denise Werry, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crooks, Pammy, ' Cindy and Eddie, Mr. and Mrs. Compare These ' SINGER BIRTHDAY SURPRISE "J"ek Coleman, Kathy and Weather Debbie, Mrs. Michael Zirkle and Michele and Mr. and Mrs. Carrying . Prices Jack Satterfield . case or 3 Ton Central air for cab inet mobile home 12x60 or exlla REG. 89.95 14x70. ::;: ROUND STEAK On July 4 Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Bog~s 'entertain ed with a tlllrty 'ot their ca bin ln. the Dex ter a rea. Attending were Uoe general and Mrs. Har· linger, Mrs. Lawrence Har· linger, Mrs. Allensworth, Jeff, Jimmy and Mary Boggs, and . WEDNESDAY 1\MATE;UR Gardeners Club Two youths from Meigs ap.m., home of Mrs~ ·r. E. Rey- · County were among 180 4-ll'ers nolds. of Ohio who participated in the CHESTER GARDEN CLUB, 197 3 State A·H · Leadership a p.m., at the Chester' United Camp at Camp Obio in Licking Meth odi s t Church. Mrs. Couroty:~The y are Ml!,rcia Carr Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Marshall Roush and J oey, Thomus Stewart, Rutland, will of the Tuppers Plains 4-H Girls Bradbury entertained recently Dolly Hill , all of Apple be the gues t · demonstrator wh o ha s been in 4-H work eight with a party in observance of Grove; Mr . and Mrs. C. using the Meigs County Fair years and has had a projects , the fourth birthday an- P. Bradbury, Miss Mary fl ower school as her theme. un~ Eddie Kennedy of the niversary of their grand. Bradbury, Mrs. Kenneth Cook, MIDDLEPORT- POMEtWY Harrisonville Boys Honor Club, daughte.·, Wendy, daughter of Mrs. Evelyn Lewis, Mr. and Lions Club, noon at the Megs i 4-H work eight years with 9 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wolfe. Mrs . Wolfe and daughter, projects. Inn. · Ice cream and cake were Tricia , and the hosts. WHITE ROSJ, Lodge, 1:30 Murcia is the daughter of Mr. served on the patio which was Others presenting gifts to decoraed 'with balloons and Wendy were Mrs. B. B. Zeigler, p.m. at the American Legion and Mrs. Chal'les Carr of Tuppers Plains, and Eddie is stre amers. Guests were Mrs . Earl Davenport, Mr. and hall in Middleport. THURSDAY the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mrs. Dolly Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ben Bates a nd Julie ROCK SPRINGS Grange, 8 Kennedy of Rutland Houle 1. Dallas Hill, Mrs. Darrell Hutchison . p.m:, Laurel· Grange to visit Norris and Tracy, Mr. and and present the program. The county baking contest will be held. LAUREL CLIFF Better Health Club, annual picnic, Route 33 t'ljldside park on the Iell going tdwards Athens, 6::10 Layette shower ' fetes ~Afrs. Shain Mn. Don Ilil?Y and da"*'hter, Nancy. Mr. •nd Mrs . Riley, tho for mer Joy Boggs, llave moved into the 80f!85 property at the comer or IJncoln and Fifth St. , MJddleport. · rel a tive~. . ..•.•.•.•• .:·:·:·:·:·:·w·:········ ······································........ and Lisa, Mr. •••,•,•, ,•.•,•.•.•.·.•.•,•,•,•.•,•,.,.,•,o,•,•,•.•,• '•' • .;.v Gail, Sharon . - and ;:;: Visit Middt /ort .. ' 99~ New Low Price On HEAD LETTUCE �.. 4- The Dally Sentln...o, Middleport·• ,meroy, 0., July 10, 1973 :':=.::}'}x.:«::..~~:·:·~ ...:-:-··-.:-. ....:-:.:·:·:·:-····:········ .... -~ . , ' ·>o'N.... '·!I Church has july 4 i. ·Social I community activity .1Calendar I Metgs gratJge hosts Alr Force Maj. G n. und Mrs. Jnnoes V. Har tinger spent ;§ the past · week in Middlepor t viRIIing their parents, Mrs. · Clyda Allenswor th and Mrs, Lawrence Ha•·tlnger and other ~~ Vinton county group Mem bers of the Vin tqn Coun ty Pomona Grange were guests at the Friday nig ht meetin g of the Meigs County Pomona Grange at the Rock Springs Grange hall. Norman WHI, master , presided at the meeting with Mrs. Justis B. Harden, wife of the depyty Qiaster and lecturer of the visiti ng grange, prese nting the program on the U1eme "Being An American." The group sang "God Bless .. America," there were several humorous skits, and readings included '"fhe Spiritual Side of a Dollar," "F.ourth of July," " Dou't Quit, " and " Who's Master." A reading on the Preamble to the Constitution was given by the lecturer and five other members of the visiting grange. There was a quiz on the presidents and states, a reading " 10 Keys to Happy Relations" and two songs ''How Great Thou Art" and ''America." Read at the meeting was a communi cation fr om the National legislative agent on Farm Bill HR 'USO. A thank_you note was read !room Mrs. Virgil Atkins for flowers at the time of her husband's death. Arrangements were ,made for the · Hemlock Grove Grange, the Ohio Valley Grange, the' Racine Grange and the Laurel Grange •to exhibit at the Meigs County Fair . The Meigs County Pomona Grange willvisitVinton County Grange on July 27 at the Wilkes G ~ange Hall . Refreshments were served by the Hemlock Grove Grange. Laurel Grange will be host at the ~ptember meeting when the county baking and sewing contests will be held. Heilman reunion held ,A reunion of the descendants of George and Flora Ann Greer.ler Heilman was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Ki~g ; Attending were Mrs. Ellen Cummins Haynes, Portage, Wash.; William Carr, Cheri, Carrie, Chris, and Cathy, Miss Julie Kalvin, Milwaukee, Wis. ; Mr . and Mrs . Harold Springston, New York; Mr. and Mrs . Ernest Heilman, Mr. and Mrs. George Heilman, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kester· son, Kevin and Dale, retup1ed to Hamilton Monda y afte r visitiug lor several days here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kestfrson. Mrs . Howard Nicholson , AU1eolS, w11S the Monday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hoeflich and Jayne Lee. Mr . and Mrs. Charles Lochary and son, Hobert, of near Chi cago, Ill .. are here on vacation with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. l.co Story and Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lochary. Their daughter, Meg, c~ me several weeks ago. Mrs. Bea Kuhn was returned home Monday fr om the Holzer Medical Ce nter where she irnderwent surgery last week. Mr . a nd Mrs . Charles Simpkins and children, Charla,. Melissa. and Chuck, Cofumbus, have been the guests this past week of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snowden. One day, Mike May, Rutland. · and Annette Snowden, Gallipolis , accompanied them on a trip to Cedar Point. Mrs . Gra ce Louder a nd granddaughter, Joyce Pickens spent Thursday in Waterford v.isiting with Mrs. Louder's granddaughter, Susan King and Missy. Bill and Beth Pickens who had been there visiting several days returrted home with them . . · " :i: Mrs. William /\dams and !!!! } Kelly, Pittsburgh, Pa. ; Miss :;:; . Middleport :;:; Judy King, Miss Mary !!!! King, Kankakee, IlL ; ; Personal Notes ;:;: Mrs. Myrtle Carman Lou /1 rourt:1 of July commun ity aetivi ty was held at tho Sa lisbury Elementary School by lhe Middleport Un ited ~·e ntccos ta l Chu rch, Middlepor t, and the First Apos tolic Church of Atliens. Pastor of the Middleport church is lhe Hev. Wlllimn Knittel and the Rev. James Hinkle is pastor of the Aihens chu rch. Fellowship began at 10 with ~ bu s k~ t dinm'r nt noon. Games und conversu tiun . lUll , were features of the aftern oon with a n even ing wors hip ser vice. b ei n ~ held in th e school. The Rev . James Fielder, eva ngelis t, was th e mui n s peake r . Also par ti cipati ng was the Hev. 0. Howard, Hamilton. Several clun e from Colwnbus fu r the activity. TU ~-:.<i DA y MIDD LE POII't' Masonic Lodge No. 363, F'&AM, special mee ting, 7:30p.m. Work in the ~:A Degree. All Master Musons Invited. ANNUAL picnic, Pomeroy Curden Club , 6 p.m. roadside park, Houle 33, on right going no1·th (awards Athens. CLOTHI NG Bank of 'the MiddlepOl·t Church of Chrl~t. 9 . a.m.-12 nOOA. Farewell party T Bir~hday party fetes ·Miss ·Wolfe l ·• USDA Choice, U. S. Gov't. Inspected k art P · · in 4-H camping WO 00 .... ·SUPER MARKET · Open Daily 9 to 10 - Sun. lOcto 10 l' miNE SIT 20 on Dean;s list at OU Goessler BEEF ' Jewelry Store lb. •• • DISHWASHERS FREEZERS . . •750 "July Specml" When the Sign Says "NOVISITORS" . s end A BEAUTIFUL BOUQUET of insulation blown into attic tor only 15c From s5,()() pe·r sq. It . with pur· cllase of air cond. ·- PHONE 992-732C) . 59 N. Second St. ANYTIM.~E_ _, •-•MIIIiidiiiidioiileliipoii.rtii.,,;0-~.J 6" DUDLEY'S. FLORIST • • . Of Thi: Loeal High Sehoolo:; New Warranty Act Now Big Savings FURNITURE BAKER .MIDDLEPORT. 0. FAIRMONT ICE CREAM . AND ,HALF GALLON 1 09 FO:~~~~.~~~-~~~.~~.~~....... BOTH I FAIRMONT • VALLEY BELL . I RICH'$ FROZ·EN I ·-··- · - · - · -··-·-··-·- ·- -··-_: i twin pack · I • • • • • • • ., . . . . . • BREAD 5 ~: 1~00 Equipment t 9n Display! . I 4 · 9¢ ORANGE JUICE ......... ~~~... SCOT LAD Diet .Rite Cola or ·Dad's Root Beer 16 OZ. 16 oz. bots. C;mdy SpeciRI! •••• t .~~.?!·, ~~!~· 89$ 8 PACK too o oo qo ooo COCA COLA .......... :.. 4::::~~!. 88$ REESE CUPS, 3 IO·pack' cartons . ca eo ~­ 1 • QQ Big 32 oz. bots. Returnable Bottle Insulated Plastic Foam Cups 9 Ol. SIZe 49¢ U.S. Grode A SMALL EGGS 2 doz. Refreshments Sold At The Show ·Sponsored by •-------~-···ii''il'dil'"'l'l.l'';•I~TI~~iE~S~IN.O~~EA~C~O;MP~A;NY:-1 :•';•';••:•'•':•:-:•':•':•'':-:·•'•'•·,. ,:;:•'•'•'•'•'•'•'•'•'•' ; · · · ··· ·· ····· ···o!lo.•:•:•,•:•Y.•:•:•:o',o:O:•:•:•:•:•:•:;:•:•:;!{;•:•:•::;::•:•:•!Z:::•:•:•:•:•'o · ·~. "o•o'o'•'•'•'•'•' •'•'•'•'•'•'• ,.,.,.,,·.:.oo..• ooo' '• • • •' • . • . •. •••• •' ' ' ' ............ ,........................... '..! • • • • • • .,. • • • , ·.' •• C· STOCK YOUR FREEZER ·' Rc co·· LA. . . Bon~s . . ...·.·.-.. ................... .,.,o ,::~VNVH wu.~ :.1!•:•,•:.-o:•:•;o:rJO;Q ;.:.: .:.:.:· :· : l.•:.:·~·:•:•.·i~o;·:·:·;·;·:•;-:•:·:·::::-.->:·;·:·:··· · ···· _.._.~. · · • • 0 0 • • 0 • • • • • • • • • r. • • • ,-.•,•,•.-,•.•.-.......-.-.. Pack axwell House INSTANT COFFEE 12 oz. . Jar ... 16 oz. pak Evtrryday Low Price! .MJJlDLEPORT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE • Pints FAVORITE Boating and Camping Nushville Soutld! . PAK 8 I Music With .The POMEROY llSW. SECOND PHONE 992· 2284 RC .'COLA ICE CREAM ·. Leading Creek-Middleport . . . . . .. ..-.. .,.. .. . . . . ., ••••••• .~ !!!~ !~!:,. . H · M"lk gal . 99~ omo . 'lk 1 ·· ·~· ····~ ···················~·····~~~· .• . ' Butterm1 ...................... ~~.~!~~ ..... 99~ . quart 39~ Coffee,Creamer·....... ~... <.a.~t:~. · Birds Eye Awake ...................3 ;!~: '1 ~ The Valley Boys · · · .· Ennre · Fa·rnily! .,.:.,.............. e . .... . . Th SCOT LAD QUART. & · lb.•1.39 ' Tex Harrison We have a Cred1 ! Plan doslgno(l !Q111your budget. We also have a li beral llado·ln policy. lb.•1.49 ..·• Free E'ntertairunent All-arou nd convenience, . with the exclus•ve hlQger· Irani d r op·i~ bobbi n. Iabrie dial setl ings. You can also mend, sew butlanho les. do over· ed ging. al l without atlac hment'! ·,BUCKET STEAK . ... Fashion Mate* zig-zag sewing machine ,- . CUBE STEAK I --• 30% oH ., USDA CHOICE • Noon Until Dark Sunday,_July 15, 1973 lOLA'S USDA CHOICE ' .. . From Tht: I lome Ee. Hooms Public Use Facility SUPERIORS SUPERIORS ANY AMOUNT OUTD<)ORSHm;-l ~off . Central air for homes. . Hoo ked up Io your furnace . Prices start as low as mo. CHOICE Courr Sr., Pomeroy _ DRESS SHOES heritage house . . .usDA GROUND Boat and Recreational SALE$ I Superiors USDA Choice Beef_ • Hot The Right To Umit . 1ion toda '1. • o o • •••• I o I ~ Ladies' Sportswear PHONE: 992-3480 d Sts. "We Lo\le ill what weddinJI are 111 about. And IO\Ie ia what your weddinJ rlnt• •hould be all about, loo. Thal'a Why'' we hiVe wedd inr Love R in1s from Art· C• rved . ln malchi.n r deRignsfor brides and 1rooms. Comt ... our complete ArtCar\led collec• .lb. We AGcept Federal Food Stamps I --RANGES p.m . honors Moyers -·--·----I\ 1 . . "FRIGIDAIRE" SPECIAL SALE SYRACUSE - Mrs. Perry center bootie replica. Punch, Ital ian. a;.o;trormmer Ga lileo Hoffman and Mrs . Ben. cake , mints and nuts were and o! 5G4-Iti42 1 1\' J.< bo rn Ga li leQ ny ·Spears entertained "' :;~ Ruth, Huntington, W.Va.; Mr. served . Assisting with the Ga ldci. A farewell party honoring · recently with a layette shower decoratir.g was Brenda Hayes . Debbie and Cindy Smith, and Mrs .. Paul Carr, Akron ; daughters of Mr . and Mrs. Mrs . Courtney Williams , the Rev. and Mrs. Raullin honoring Mrs. Ralph Shain Mrs . Shirley Sigman won Harold E. Smith, Middleport, Robert and Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Moyer and family was held at the Syracuse park. the door' prize. Oth JULY SALE have been in Columbus visiting J . W. Cummins, Reynolds· Sunday night at the Middleport The refreshment !.able was ers attending were Mrs. CONTINUES their grandmother, Mrs. burg; Mr. and Mrs . J. fl. Church of Christ. decorated in pink and blue. The Mildred Pierce and Tina • Women's Summer ,Elizabeth Johnson and an aunt · Rucker and John, Grove City ; Tom Kelly, chairman of the cake featured the colors with a Mrs. Janice . Lawson, Jene and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Miss Mary Greenler, James church · board, presided Teaford, Debbie and Frances ·Hoffman, Phyllis Cross Speakman and daughter, Beth, Cummins, Mr. and Mrs. Leo at the affair which Belinda Shain, Annett~ six weeks old. They were King, Mr. and Mrs. Michael opened with hymn singing. returned home by Mrs . King and Tina, Mr. and Mrs. Prayer was by Wilbur Mills, and Goldie Mills. Others Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Carman, Mr. and Mrs. Theobald and there were presenting gifts to Mrs. Shain Ohio University has an- were Donna Imboden, Velva Speakman who will ·visit here Grant Johnson and Laura, Mr. remarks by the Rev . Cecil for the next two weeks. and Mrs . Gary Hughe.s, Underwood and the Rev . nounced the names of 20 Amberger, Mrs. Fred Jenkins XoUr Thom MeAn Store Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Bradbury Columbus; Norman Heilman, Robert Bumgarner. Mrs . students who have been named Jayne ImbOden and /\nth~ ~ MIDDLEPORT _j spent Sunday in Circleville Harold Heilman, Mrs. Norma Martha Childs led in singing to the 1973 spring quarter Mills. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Asa Locho, Bellefontaine. and a · money tree was dean 's list. From Meigs County · Bradbury and daughter, Nikki. Mrs . Edith Springston , presented to the minister and are: Martin . R. Osborne, Long Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wheeler Athens; Mr. and Mrs. Walter . his w1fe. A fellowship hour and daughter, Nevada, were Shriber, Mr. and Mos. Victor . followed the program with Bottom, Rt. I ; J.ohn Krawsczyn recent visitors with Mrs. Edith Genheimer,' Roy Smith,' Mr. punch, cookies and sandwiches Jr. , Cynthia A. Mills, and Lois Button. Mrs. Louise Scott, also and Mrs. Charlie Smith, being served. Blue flowers and A. Sauer , Middleport ; of Nevada, and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Smlth, Mrs. Mildred l.apers decorated the refresh· Margaret S. Teaford , Minersville ; John W. Fairall, Steve R. Fred Rowatt, Bucyrus, were Zeigler, Roy Thoma, Mr. and ment !.able. also recent guests of Mrs. Mrs. Robert Reed, Mr. and The Rev. Mr. Moyer has · Granzow , James E. \Vhite, Bilrton. Mrs. Ziba Midkiff, Hichard accepted the pastorate of a John W. Johnson , Paul s. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Erwin Heilman, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Church of Christ in Ripley, W. Miller. Margaret J. Riggs, Daniel T. are in South Carolina visiting lhle, Mr. and Mrs. Weber Va. Will, Pomeroy ; Sandra L. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Erwin .Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sayre, Portland; Keith D. 'a nd family who ·recently Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ashley, Melanie A. Beegle, JQoved there. Wood, Gerald Micha.el, Mrs. PLAN YARD SALE James E. Diddle, Racine; Mrs. Geneva Tuttle and Mrs. Hazel Michael, Mr. and Mrs. The Loyal Bereans Class of James H. Crow, Pamela L. Flo Grueser have returned Harold White, Mrs. Neva King, from Akron where•they went to Albert Heilman, Mr. and Mrs. the Middleport Church of Crow, Iren.e Hoschar and · visit Mrs. Tuttle's sister who is Virgil King, Geneva, David Christ will have a yard sale Roberl.a J . Ork, Syracuse . Friday from !Oa.m. to 4 p.m. i~ reportedly in critical condition. and Helen, Pomeroy . ·--·-··-··-·,_.,_,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_ .. _ ,,_,,_,, _, the Clyda Allensworth yard at Mr . and Mrs. Wendell 'July\ Sale the corner of Mill and Seventh • Gerlach, Chillicothe, were the St. weekend guests of Mr. and on Mrs. Michael Gerlach. They c came especially to attend the REUNION SET PICNIC HELD farewell party honoring the· POHTLAND - A reunion of Group I of the Middleport Rev . .and Mrs. Raullin Moyer Fi~st Un ited Presbytercan the descendants of Henry and and family. Church had a family picnic Mary Frederick will· be held · Cpl. Kenneth Hoffman has Sunday at thz Kyger Creek Sunday at the Portland Park. A ; returned to Arlington, Va. after Recreation Park. Attending basket dinner will be served at • spending a leave here with his were the Rev. and Mrs. Dwight I p.m. Families attending are ' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Zavitz, Mr. and Mrs. Richard to lake their own !.able service. '• Hoffman . Vaughan, Beth, Zandra and Don, Denise Werry, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crooks, Pammy, ' Cindy and Eddie, Mr. and Mrs. Compare These ' SINGER BIRTHDAY SURPRISE "J"ek Coleman, Kathy and Weather Debbie, Mrs. Michael Zirkle and Michele and Mr. and Mrs. Carrying . Prices Jack Satterfield . case or 3 Ton Central air for cab inet mobile home 12x60 or exlla REG. 89.95 14x70. ::;: ROUND STEAK On July 4 Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Bog~s 'entertain ed with a tlllrty 'ot their ca bin ln. the Dex ter a rea. Attending were Uoe general and Mrs. Har· linger, Mrs. Lawrence Har· linger, Mrs. Allensworth, Jeff, Jimmy and Mary Boggs, and . WEDNESDAY 1\MATE;UR Gardeners Club Two youths from Meigs ap.m., home of Mrs~ ·r. E. Rey- · County were among 180 4-ll'ers nolds. of Ohio who participated in the CHESTER GARDEN CLUB, 197 3 State A·H · Leadership a p.m., at the Chester' United Camp at Camp Obio in Licking Meth odi s t Church. Mrs. Couroty:~The y are Ml!,rcia Carr Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Marshall Roush and J oey, Thomus Stewart, Rutland, will of the Tuppers Plains 4-H Girls Bradbury entertained recently Dolly Hill , all of Apple be the gues t · demonstrator wh o ha s been in 4-H work eight with a party in observance of Grove; Mr . and Mrs. C. using the Meigs County Fair years and has had a projects , the fourth birthday an- P. Bradbury, Miss Mary fl ower school as her theme. un~ Eddie Kennedy of the niversary of their grand. Bradbury, Mrs. Kenneth Cook, MIDDLEPORT- POMEtWY Harrisonville Boys Honor Club, daughte.·, Wendy, daughter of Mrs. Evelyn Lewis, Mr. and Lions Club, noon at the Megs i 4-H work eight years with 9 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wolfe. Mrs . Wolfe and daughter, projects. Inn. · Ice cream and cake were Tricia , and the hosts. WHITE ROSJ, Lodge, 1:30 Murcia is the daughter of Mr. served on the patio which was Others presenting gifts to decoraed 'with balloons and Wendy were Mrs. B. B. Zeigler, p.m. at the American Legion and Mrs. Chal'les Carr of Tuppers Plains, and Eddie is stre amers. Guests were Mrs . Earl Davenport, Mr. and hall in Middleport. THURSDAY the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mrs. Dolly Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ben Bates a nd Julie ROCK SPRINGS Grange, 8 Kennedy of Rutland Houle 1. Dallas Hill, Mrs. Darrell Hutchison . p.m:, Laurel· Grange to visit Norris and Tracy, Mr. and and present the program. The county baking contest will be held. LAUREL CLIFF Better Health Club, annual picnic, Route 33 t'ljldside park on the Iell going tdwards Athens, 6::10 Layette shower ' fetes ~Afrs. Shain Mn. Don Ilil?Y and da"*'hter, Nancy. Mr. •nd Mrs . Riley, tho for mer Joy Boggs, llave moved into the 80f!85 property at the comer or IJncoln and Fifth St. , MJddleport. · rel a tive~. . ..•.•.•.•• .:·:·:·:·:·:·w·:········ ······································........ and Lisa, Mr. •••,•,•, ,•.•,•.•.•.·.•.•,•,•,•.•,•,.,.,•,o,•,•,•.•,• '•' • .;.v Gail, Sharon . - and ;:;: Visit Middt /ort .. ' 99~ New Low Price On HEAD LETTUCE �• ' ·s;;·;r;;:Z'Ci~;~"'ifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get ReSults! WANT ADS · INFORMATION s Of W il l be accepted unfil9 a .m . tor Dav of Pub li c at ion TM' reserves the r igh t to ed it or r eject any ads d ee m ed ob iec t lo na l. T he publl 5he r will not be respo nsi b le lor more than one Incorrec t Insert ion . 1969 PlYMOUTH · 1695 Tempest Coupe , 6 cylinder , au toma tiC t ransmisslon. power steeri ng , good ti res, ~lnyl interior , radio, blue M in imum Charg e 1Sc 12 cent s pe r w or.d t hr ee 1971 CHEVY BR09f(WOOD secuJive Insertions. 15 Per Cent Di scount Oi'l pa id ads and ad s paid Within 10 d ay s. .. CARD OF THMKS & OBITUARY $1.50 for 50 wOrd mi n im u m . Each addit ion al word 2c . BLIND ADS Cha rg e per 1 Pom!roy S2I9S Ni~tor to. OP .E N EVES. 8:00P.M. POMEROY, OHIO 8:30 a . m . to 5:00 p.m. Da ily, Noon ·® -~ --------' Notice Notice WE WISH lo express our apSale, Slh Street , t bl preciat ion and thanks to Dr. PORCH Racine, across from Baplist . YARD SA~E ~ 10-lnoh a e Ridgeway and Dr . Telle and Church from July 9 to lhe saw, Craftsman Gig Saw, 7'h lhe stalf of Veterans . 13th. ~ots of clathi'ng. some horsepower , Scott Atwater Memorial Hospital for their' kindness in the sickness and death of our sister, Laura Schaffer . Also~ our rei'atives and fr iends for their beautiful flowers , cards, and· food , to ReY . Robert Buckley far his consoling words , to the Ewing Funeral Home for their efficien·t service and to all who helped in any way. To all we owe our deep gratitude . '""The fam ity of Laura Schaefer. 7-10-ltp new. Ivan Powell Res1dence. Monday thrv Friday . Outboard Motor • 5 gas heaters . 1urnlture , bottles, 7-8-3tc · other Item$ too numerous to menton . July 13 and 14. 8 a .m. till dark. Lin Hart 's Trailer, -c--:-:==-:-----::: DEAD STOCK , horses , catlle, hogs , sheep , reas onable Vine Street. Racine. charge. Call 245-5514. 6-26.JOtc 7-6-6tc YARO Sale, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, 9 a.m. till 5 p.m. 297 Mill Street, Mid- · dleport. 7-9-3tc SALE AT log Cabin , BlgleyRidge Road from Keno to Long Bottom, signs at 248 and Long Bottom . Some antiques, bottles , dishes , clothes, radios , jewelry . 7-9-4tp -~----:I WISH to thank Dr. P,ickens, LOSE weight with New Shape his staff and nur!iieS for their Tablels and Hydrex water YARD SALE, 692 Plum St., kindness during my illness Pills at Dutton Drug in across from Middleport and recent · hospitalization. Middleport and Nelson Drug. Swimming PooL Tuesday , Also, my rhanks to the ~nes ------ who sent cards and flowe_rs . Mrs . Edith Burton . po ta toes, Claro Baso, Greal Bend. Phone 843?494. 7 8-Jtp in Pomeroy . 7-10-3tp Wednesday and Thursday . 6-9-2tc s ROOM ho use , ba lh ond ' pasement , gas heat, 2 lots. S. 0 . Buskirk , Mlddlepor l. 7·8·31p TRAI LER 14 x 65, 1 year old. li ke new. Call 773-5805. 7-10-5tc CHE CK wl lh us lor pa rts you ma y 2-seal wagon . 350 v,s enQin ~ , power st eeri r:"~9 ~ power brakes automati c transmi SSIOn . radio. pos1tracl10n r'ba ~ axle Qood tires , b&_ige finish, e)( cess1ve m ileage u regJiarly se r viced _& priced to go! OFFICE HOURS Card of.Thanks u ·to 15 hours per week . You choose hour -. . Pleasant , profltab1e cu~tOmer service near home. Write Personal Shopper Department , Bo.c 10 , Watk.ins Products, Inc •• Winona , Minnesota 55987 . llnlsh. consecu t ive insert io ns. 18 cents per word si~ con· a . m . to · 12 :00 Sa turda y. · 1968 PONTIAC For Willnf Ad Ser vice 5 cents p er Wor d on e Inser tion 8 :30 , ~~:5 fury 1, 4·door , S2 ,000 miler;-,good ti res, 6 cyl .. autom i't c RATES Add i t ion al 15c Advert ise m ent . ' - lrans., blk . fin ish. CO BB ~E R need for Heating , Pl umbing , Air Cond ition ing , etc . and save . P ~nd J Home Maintenan ce. 2M Mill Street , Mlddl eporl , Oh io. 6-10-JOt c ·For Rent an y organi:z:ation ; phone 992- and Ends, 215 North Second, J975. Middleporl . 3-11 -tfc HOUSE , 3 bedr oom 7-10-61 c un - 8,000 BTU Air Conditioner, like furnished, porch and yard . new. Ci;tll 742· 4783. ,I and be informed of the turc · , lions of your government are embod ied in pi.Jbli c nolic.es . In that se!f ,government charges all citi zens to be lntor.med; lhis newspaper · Urges. every citizen to read and Study these notices . We strongly adv ise those cit1Zens . seeking further informat ion , to e)(ercise their right of access to publ ic •records and public meetings. 7-10-Jtc GIRL'S 1971 High School class ring, identify by initial. Found YARD Sale at Enterprise, Rl. in Middleport. Phone 992-5524. 33,. Friday and Satu(day. _ .7-S-3tc 7-10-2tc - ----' Property - Wantett To Buy · WANTED TO buy old furniture. · 6-29-12tc Case No. 20975 Estate of EVA M . "T HEISS Deceased . Notice is hereby given that Carol Theiss. of R. · 1, Box 25. Belpre , Oh io, has been . duty appointed Adh1in istr.atrix of the Estate of Eva M . Theiss. deceased , late of Meigs County , Oh io. · Cred itors are ret:~u i red ro file their cla ims with said fiduciary With in four months . Dates this 27th day of June, 1973 . Manning D. Webster Judge Court of Common Pie ;as, Prob;ate Divisio11 Meigs County, Ohio 3-1 0-17 IN THE COMMON PLEAS COU ~T, PROBATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY, OH .IO IN THE MATTER OF_ SETTlEMENT OF ACCOUNTS, PROBATE COURT ; MEIGS COUNTY, OH 10 Accounts and vouchers of the following named fiduciaries have been filed In the Probate Court. Meigs County , Oh io, for approval and settlement : CASE NO . 19255 - Ninth and Final Accoun of Mary Frances Yeauger , Guardian of Pamela J." Walburn . CASE NO . 20707 - First and "Final Account or ChMiotfe M . Evans , Executrix of the Estate of Mabel R. Mees , Deceased . Unl ess exceptions are filed thereto, said accounts will be for hearing before ·said Court on the 7th day of August, 1913, at wh ich time said accounts wi ll be considered and conti nued from day to rJav until fir:ally disposed of. Any person Interested may file wrlffen exceptions to said accounts or to malters per ta ining to the execution of_the trust. not tess than five days prior to the date set for hearing _ NO. 1 Copper 54c, radiators, 28c:-: brass, 20c ; batter ies, a_sc Albert Hill, Jr., Ora ·E. Hill to each ; clean dry .roots. G1n· seng, S52 lb.; yellow root, S4 ; John F. Dudding, Martha M. mayapple, 4~C per lb.; M. A. Dudding, .57 Acre, Racine. Hall, Reedsville, Ohio, ~78Margaret J. Jones to Edison 6249 . M. Baker, Bernice · J. Baker, 33-34, Headley · Russell TWO baby rabbits. Phone 992Add., Middleport. 2782 after 5 p.m. 7-IO·ifC Frank K. Ewing to Ronald L. O'Donnell, Agnes M. O'Don· MALLARD Drake Duoks. Call nell, Lots, Pomeroy. 992 -2589 after 5 p.m. . 7-10-4tc Ronald L. ·O'Donnell, Agnes M. O'Donnell to Ethel G. ==~~~~ KEWP IE dolls and anything else related to Kewpies. Also, Shasteen, Walter R. Shasteen, old postcards in good conLots, Pomeroy·. ditlon~ write ahd describe James H. Clatworthy, dec. to items also pr ice wanted . Alyce Schneider. 145 South Margaret Clatworthy, James Kanawha , Buckhannon , W. Clarworthy, Henry Clat. Va . 26201. 7-8-JOtp worthy, Virginia Buchanan, Dorothy Long, Aff. for trans., WAN TED - use d mere hand I'se Middleport. - for auction . We buy, we sell, whole houseful or single James Clatworthy, Emma pieces. consignmer;tt or Kathryn Clatworthy, Virginia percentage . We will haul. Buchanan, James Buchanan, Phone 992-3354. Hayman's. 6·5-30tc Henry Clatworthy, Dorothy Cla tworthy, Dorothy Long, OLD furniture , oak tables, Lewis Long to Margaret clocks, ice boxeS, brass beds, dishes or · complete Clatworthy, Lot lill, ' Behan's households . Write M. D. 3rd, Middleport. Miller, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio, ca ll 992-6271. Margaret Clatworthy to 5-13-tfc Henry Clatworthy, Dorothy Clatworthy, Lot 60, Behan "s Help Wanted 3rd, ' Middleport. David L. Hill, Linda W, Hill DE'LIVERY DRIVER to Genecal Telephone Co. of Ohio, Lot 44, M. R. Wolf's Add., Racine. • $3.57 hour held on the Budget prepared by Lebanon Town t hip 'Trustees for the next f isca l year end ing Oec. 31' 19{4. Such hear ing will be held at regular meeting place at . the Lebanon Township Garage. Lebanon Townsh ip Trustees Clar ence L11wrence , Clerk American League No experience necessary. Must have car and be willing 1o learn.' Mon • thru Fri. Call 9-8, 446-0677 MR. VANCE r----------1 WANTED Pomeroy Carrier . electric counter -top range 7-10-5tp --------MODERN Boarding Stables for and oven . Call 992-2377. 7-8-Jtc . horses including breaking-250 GALLON fuel oil tank wlfh corral, training track, all approxima tel y SO gallons of exce lle nt facilities for the care of your horse, also , good pasture . Phone 742-3821. 7-I0-3tp -----For Sale 1966 . OLDSMOBILE station wagon in good cond i tion . Phone 992-2936. 1-9-3tc FOR SALE , 17,000 BTU ai r conditioner. used one month only. Call 742-4833 . 7-9-6ft NEW MODERN 2·piece living room sui te. Choice of nylon or herculon while lhey last. On ly 5154.95 Cash & Carr~. Pomeroy Recovery, 622 E. Main Street . Phone 992-7554. 7-5-6tc ----------~ 3 BEDROOM house , 5489. 7-5-6tc NOW OPEN, P. and J. Odds and Ends, Glorified junk, ap pliances. furniture . 215 North Second, Middleport. oil in it. On stand , tor $35. 1966 Oldsmobile Delta -88, A-1 condition . Call 949·2951. 7-8-3tc 5544, Richard Syracuse. 6-29-30ic STEREO-radio tape KC so ; Jackson, Oak 65; Murcer, NY 581 Datwln, Minn 5<1 ; Mellon, Ch i 54. Pitching National League: Bryant, SF The 13·5: Billingham, Cln 12-5; Reuss, Hou 11 -5; Osteen, LA and Wise, SI.L 10-4; Sutton , LA Daily. Sentinel and Cleveland, St.L. 10-5. American Lelgut : Wood , Chi· 16· 12 ; Singer , Cal 14·41 Hunter, Oak 13.3; HollzmM, Oak 13·8; PHONE 992·2156 SpllttoriL KC 12-5; Coleman , Del 12-8. ' -- -- - - - -- t like a person~ -WMP0/1390 \: ON YOUR DIAL OpenB Til5 Stop In and See Our Floor Display. · Monday lhru Saturday 606 E. Main. Pomeroy , 0 . Wanted SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC." It Must Be Right bination, am -fm radio, 8 track tape .player , 4 way speaker sound system . Balance $109.59, or use our budget terms. Ca)l 992-3965, 7-8-Mc ------ 10 H.P. AlLIS Chalmers tractor JUST ARRIVED NEW SHIPMENT with lawnmower and blade . Contac t f.Aarvin Keebaugh, days 992-5342 - afler 7 p.m . 985-3913. HOTPOINT 7-8-31c AIR CONDITIONERS -TOMATOES, oucumbers, green As Low As $99.95 7-B-tfc Moillle Homes For Sale POMEROY ·Ja ck W. Carsey, M9r. BERRY -MILLER Mabile Home Phone 992-2181 Sales has a lot to offer when you start shopping for your mobile home. Yov can beat KOSCOT KOSMETICS and Na me Brand Wigs .. Special sale prices during month of July . Phone Helen Jane Brown, 992-5113. 6-29-11< the high depreciation you' ll have on your home the first two years by shopping for a late model used mobile home. Here are some every day low prices : GROCERY business lor sal e. 65 x 12 Forest Park , 3 bedroom , Bu ilding for sal e or lease. $5,795, save 52,500 Phone 773-5618 from·8: 30 p.m . 53 x 12 VC!H.anJ. 2 hed~m.,...­ to 10 p.m . tor appointment. $3,995 3-20-tfc 60 x 12 Atlantic, 3 bedroom, $4,495 60 x 12 Champion , 2 bedroom, HANGING Bas.kets, geraniums, $4,495 bego ni as, double petunias , combinatlon pots , Clela nd 60 x 12 Monarch, new S7,195, now only $5,995 Farm and Greenhouse. E. 60 x 12 P.M.C. (Sovereign). Main , Racine . Gera ldi ne $5,295 Cleland. 6·27-tfc 46 x 10 Armor , $2,495 50 x 10 Richard son , $2,695 OfiE 7100 acre lot lor sal e. 60 AC These are mos lly all la't e model - . · MOBILE HOMES AKC Gol~eo Relrlever puppies, $40, and . one . 1-month We lmorner pup 150. 1614) 742· 6834 . 6·21·tfc ----,.-----EXC ELSIOR Sail Works, E. Ma in 51. , Pomeroy. All kinds · 1110 Washlngto•l Blvd. _ .·lll-7111 BELPRE, 0 . '--- - - - - - - . ' -----' 55 x 10 3 BEDROOM, 308 Page Slreel, 992- 3509 . 7 6.1fc --------- ol "l' lt water pell c:ds, Witter nugget s, bl ock ~a li lir'ld own CASH pold lor all mak es and Ohlo River Salt. Phone 997m ode l s of mob i lc hom es . 3891 . . --. ----··· WOULD 'IOU SEND IN A PI NC~ ·HITTER FOR HANK AA RON ~ 1 e.E:~T illloS ON lf!e Qe!'ITACI.E CCIUI5E. ' it Right. Wanda Haree, 9 1111 12 noon or M ounts Automatic Trans · servi ce ca ll s: Phone 992-2522 . 2-9-lk m ission , 985-3902, A.M_. .~nJ_y. • ~Tp -~--.=:__ Real EState· For Sale TWO YEAR -OLD ranch type home, 3 bedrooms, lots of close ts, nice bath anQ kitchen with elec tri c stov e, new carpet, 100x100 lot. Call 99~ 3679. 7-9-Sic HOW EAGER THOSE. SKUNK · HOLLOW E.RS ARE, ® WELCOME,YOU . OPPRESSED . 'fOU lOAS~CIATE OOF-.'' . WITH 'IOU DOGPATCHERS- l. GoiVE UP! HOW ABOUT THAT ONE, PETUNIA.? cR ••• WHAT DO YOU .MEAN , WINNIE? p AND J Home Maintenance YEAH-'- WINNIEc, .JUST WHAT OO YOU MEAN? and Repair. Heating, Air Condllianlng , Refrlgeralian ponds and septic tanks, ditch Plumbing, Electrical Ap ing serv ice ; top soil, fill dirt, pliances, Auto Air Con limestone ; B&K Excavatina . · ditioning, Residential or Phone 991-5307 or 99.2-3861. Commercial. 266 Mill Street, 9-1-tfc 992-3509, 24 hour service, all · work guarant~d. E LNA ' and White Sewing 7-10-6tc I GUE~S ~IS SERENADE UNDER MY WINDOW LA5T NIGHT DID IT1 e>UT I 'V E' AGREED TOGO OUT \VITI-I H IM TI-llS DOZER and back hoe work , MaChir1es ... Service on all make s. Reasonable rates . The Sewing Center, Mid dleport, Ohio. 11 -16-ltc FURNITURE Stripping and· Refinishing. Abraham"s Antiques, 132 Fayette Street, Nelsonville, Ohio. Phone 7531302. I-3-30tc ~............. , .. ............. .. ( ~ ~ Ph ono area code 614 4?3 9531. ,, 5·tfc --------...l: 4 ·.::13~-l~ f< C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer Real Estate For Sale Complete Servjce Phone 949' 3621 HOUSE far sale by owner, 3 Racine,_Ohio Critt Bradford bedrooms, new furnaceJ rapt, and wiring. Wall -to-wa ll carpe li ng , large lot, carport. 5-1-tfc Look far iron ·fence In front and pine tree& in side yard. Conf(lct Mr. Eldon Walburn, 230 Union .Avenue, POmeroy, SEPT IC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED, REPAIRED . NEW LISTING MILLER SAN ITATION , Ohio. Phone 992-2805. SYRACUSE - Modern 3 STEWART, OHIO. PH . 6626-13.tfc bedroOm home, with large 3035. closets . Nice bath, kitcherl with 7 ROOM house with bath in 10-4-tfc stove and refrigCrator . Asking· Rul land, air con dit ione d, - - - - - carpeted, gas furnace, dish - SEW ING MACHINES. Repair $17,500.00. ' washer , double oven, range, service. all makes. 992 -2284. NEW LISTING double garage, large carport, The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy . LOOK AT TH IS - Nearly new 4 acres cle-ared and fenced,. Authorized Si nger Sales and 2 bedroom home. Nice bath, f'efrigerator , stove and most of the furniture . Carport and large r iver front lot. At only peppers . Cleland ·Farms_, Geraldine Cle land, Racine . 510,500.00. Other sizes also available. See them today . h '~'~' CAcTEi f!AJ;:P£11:, '()1,1 MAPE 1\!E; Roofing, Spouting, Home Remodeling or we will compan y qualifications . Call ARE 'IOU · J IVI NG~l PRICE CONSTRUCTION Alignment take a short t.rainlng at company expense. S40S a month plus bonus II you meet BE GLAD TO LEND '101) A ~AND, SI-IARK.J Pomerov ' Ph. 992-2174 Spec it~ list Wheel com - ------ American LeagUe: Mayberry / . and FURNITURE HAY for sale. Ca ll 843-2963. 7-8-Jic ' I Nathan Biggs Radialor Specialist Pomeroy Homt & Auto 7-B·3fc l l71 WANT£0 Syracuse Carrier - GUARANTEEDPhone 992·20Q4 Jarvis, g. ab r. h. pet. homes and the pr ices in cl ude Blmbrg , NY 55 161 29 61 .379 all -crop Harv ester , a lso. your del ivery and compl ete Horlon, Del 53 1Y7 26 69 .350 Phone 742-3656. Carew, Min 76 289 57 99 .343 . • ]./,.24tp set •up. So for an . honest to goodness goad deal , stop In May, Mil 83 338 53 106 .314 The faday al Berry -Miller Mobile Murcr, NY 88 346 49 108 .312 ONE 3 year old Re91stered Sales. 705 Farson D.AIIen, Chl 69 245 39 76 .310 ·Black Angus Bul l. Call 74? - Homes Stre et, Belpre, Ohio, phone Blair, Bal 75 249 36 77 :309 Uaily Sentinel 6675. 423-9531 closed Sund•ys. Portlantl, Ohio Braun, Min 74 255 35 78 .306 7-6-6tc 7-10-61c Krkptk, KC 72 249 43 76 . ~05 10. li e Maybry, KC 87 299 57 91 .304 REOUCE excess fluids with • Home Runs PHONE 992·2156 I Fluidex. Lose weight with r--A-~-r-c'"" on -d jt-io_n_e_r_s--, Nationol League: Slargeil , De)( · A - Dh;~f capsules at Pitt and Bonds, SF 24; Aaron Nelson Orugs . 1\wnings •'' and Evans, Atl 23 ; Johnson , Atl MALE or female , part .tlme, $84 : The fir st l '.S. n<l iiOnti l auto and 11\ond•y, Chi 21. 7-9-3tp Underpinning a week. full -time , $140 a week . , shuw w:.~ :-; hel d in 1900. at American League : Mayberry , Must · have car. Phone l Madi so n Squ "'e Gard e n in KC 20; Fisk, Bos and Jackson, Monday through Friday 10 1973 - Zig Zag 'sewlng machine. Comp l~ l o mob i lc home Thi s ma chine darn s, em - ser vice - plus g igant ic Oak 17; 0 , Allen, Chi and :. New Vorl; ·Cit y a .m. till 9 p.m. 446-0677. broiders , overcasts, button dis pl ay of mobile homes Banda, Oak 16 . 1-9-5tc hal es. All wllhout ·•t - al ways ava il able Ill . Runs Batted In ta chmenls, Pay balance of National League: Bench, Cln ' s38.50 or pay \5 per month . " 66 ; ·stargell , Pitt 61 ; Bands, SF MILLER Call 992-5331. 60 ; Wal son , Hou 59; Perez. Cln ' 6-10-tfc 58. We talk to you :.manesr Hearer Lore. OffiCE SUPPLIES 6 room 1 floor plan ONE MAYTAG wringer washer MODERN home with detachable in good condi ti on , $20. One garage. All newly painted. RON SHEPAR D, Floor, Wall black and whi le lable model Located on nice level lot 50' x Remodeling, Ceramic t ile TV in good condit ion. 525 . One 120' at 619 Page St., Midbaths. Box 280, Rutland 742- READY -MIX coal heater $20. Mrs. E. E. CONCRETE dleport, Ohio . For further 3664. Plantz. Storys Run Road, delivered right to your deta ils, contact David R. 6-26-tfc Chesh ire, Ohio. Phone 992pro ject. Fast and easy. Free Yates, 23 Grandview ROdd , estimat~s. Phone 992 -3284 . 6586 . Cambridge, Oh io, 43725 or AUTOMOB I[E insurance been Goeg l ein Ready -Mix ... Co ., _ _ __:__ _ ___7_ -8-6tp Phone 992-3904. carice ll ed? Lost your Middleport, Ohio . . · 6-15-tfc COBBLER polataes, Clara operator"s license. Call 9926-30-tfc 7428. Boso, Great Bend . Phone 843· 4 BEDROO>,\ house, 2 baths, 6-15-tfc . 2494 . SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED ri -v er frontag e, Syracuse. 7-8-Jip REASONABLE rates. Ph. 446Phone 992-2360. CONCRETE WORK : 4782, Gallipolis, John Russell. 6·27-tfc driveway$, sidewalks, steps, 1971 3-QUARTER ton pickup VOwner and· Operafor. etc. Call 992-3453. B with a 1; 71 truck camper or 512-tlc 6-28-12tcp 1 will Sel l Separate.' Phone 992 - full basement . fv\ason . Call 773- Full or PariTime Major League Leaders Bv United Press International leading Batters MANNING 0 WEBSTER JUDGE , COMMON Natlohol League COURT g, ab r. h. pet. PROBATE DIVISION Mota, LA ' 58 196 24 67 .342 MEIGS COUNTY,OHIO Watsn, Hou 90 334 65 112 .335 171 10, lt c Unser, Phil 67 211 34 71 .332 Goodsn, SF 75 284 28 92 .324 Maddox, SF 74 291 38 94 .323 ' Mathws, SF 78 267 36 86 .322 NOTICE OF Rbnsn,Phil 49 171 27 55 .322 PUBliC HEARING Cedeno, Ha 72 277 52 88 ' .318 Notice is hereby g lven that on Rose, Cln 85 344 59 109 .317 the 12th day of July , 1973 at 7:00 P.M ., a~ publi c hearing will be Crdnl , Chi 80 284 48 90 .317 On Most American Cars 7-10 From lhe laraest Bulldater Radiator lo 606 E. Main Pomero.v ' ' Transfers NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT (7) articles. 992-2094 .. Call 992-2780 or 992·3432. 7-10-3tc For Estimates 7-8-tfc - - - - - - - - 30 Daily, 8-12 Sat. ABOUT 1,500 fl . cut ash logs, h1 the R. H. Rawlings Sons 3 BEDROOM l'h .. bath mobile call 985-3891. Also free beagle Pets For Sale ' Phone .742-6271 Building. home , 308 Page Slreet, 992- puppies. AKC Toy Poddle pupp ies, S75 Middleport, 0 . 992-2101 7-10-3tp 3509. and $85. Aiso Si~mese kittens 7-8-lfc ~-------$10 . Phon~ 1-256-6241, Kennels - - - - -- - - STOVES, Ref ri gerators , WILKINSON Small Eng ine O' DELL WHEEL Alignment of Calhou n. · located at Crossroads, Rt . 124, TRAILER. Brown "s Trailer Wa s hers, Dry e rs , Deep Sa les ~nd Service, 810 Jrd St.. 6-24-JOic now baok to work . Complete Park, Minersville, Ohio. 992- Freezes. P and J HOme Middleport . Lawn mower and J J24. Maintenance, 266 Mill Street, front end service, tune up and chain saw repair . Free pickup POODl. E puppies, Toy A.K:C., 7-8-tfc Middleport. brake ""'- service . Wheels and dellvP.rv . Phone 992·3092 . 7-10-6tc . Choc ol ale - Show quallly . Also Briggs and Stra ltan and ·balanced electronical ly. All . - - - ----::-::---:-Phone 992-5443. work guaranteed . ReaSonable 5-23-ll c" Tecumseh parts. 3 AND 4 .ROOM 1\Jrnished and 131 TWIN NEEDLE Sewing roles . Phone 742-3232. 6-21 -30tc ~· unfl-rnlshed apartment s. Machines '1973 Model in 2-18-ttc • Phone 992-5434. Walnut stand . All features 4"12 ·lf c built-in to make fancy designs Auto Sales EXCAVATING. Dozers, large EXCAVA-IINI.i, dozer, loader and small ; Backhoes and S'-;L-;E:;E:;P:;;I-;N;;:G:-:r::o::OITf=-:O:::v::er:itihh:;ellWJiin;;;;-e and do stretch sewing . Also 1972 PINTO - 2 door coupe, and backhoe wi.lrk ; septic loaders on track and tires; Store in Pomeroy . Reference · buttonholes, blind hems, etc. tanks Installed : dump trucks metal li c brown with · dark Dump trucks - Lo-boy required. Call 992-5293. $43 .35 cash price or terms and Ia-boys for hire ,· will haul brown vinyl top, 2.000 c.c., service . Septic tanks ln )-6-tfc available. Pnane 992-2984. fill dirt, lop soil. limestone automa ti c, accent group . .~ lalled. George I Bill I Pullins, and grave l; Cal l Bob or Roger - - - - - -:-:-7·10-6tc $).750. Call 992-3317. phone 992-2478 or 992-7402. Jeffers, day phone 991-7089 ; TWO trailer lot~ ih Middleport ; - - - - - - - - · 7·10-5tp 2-9-tfc night phone 992-3525 or 9921;, duplex in Bradbury; phone STARCRAFT camper, sleeps 4, 5232. before 6 p.m . 992-5693 . fold-down . stove. r elrioerator 1966 FORD Fairlane 289 HARRISON'S TV servi<e and 2-11 -tfc 3846. Found - 7 till9 p.m., only . Ill 446-0241. · , 7-10-Jic PUBLIC NOTICES clothin9 , dishes, . avons. depression glass, many other .,,,, COMMERCIALS!! POMEROY HOME & AUTO MOBIL E hom e spa ce In LIVING Room Suite, S20, New OUTDOOR peopl e, men or Syra cuse. Phone 992-63?9. . Rugs , S29.95 to $49.95, Cabinet women, 19 years or older who 6·21-lfc si nk, S25. Cha irs, $4.95 and up. are capable of interviewing -~------~ Breakfast Set, $14.95, Play lhe publi c Must be neal. PRIVATE mee ting room for Pens, 13 and up , P and J Odds aggress i ve , fast thinking , 7-10-llc YARD Sale 3-Famlly, Thursday _, and Friday, July 12th and _ lost 7·l 0·5fc and sink, family room. Call James Teaford CAMERA at park in Portland. - - - - ' - - - - - - 13th . 992-5790. residence., first house on 6 ROOM house plus bath and , 7-8-Jic Reward . Call 742-3127. Water Street, Syracuse. 10 utility on Flatwoods Road. - - - - - - - - ' - 7-10-llp a.m. till 9 p.m. Large size Contact· Virgil Windon 985- GAS furnace with blower , Your Right to Know ME - .. EXPERT Wheel Alignment OADBORN WEDNES DAY IS BARGAIN OAV HEflE AT TH' CRYSTAL DMlcc-- 1 TEA· LEAF AN' PALM REAOIN'S ARE HALF PRICE AN' ·-· I SEE 'lORE MR!\1 SNUfFV PLA'IIN ' CARDS Tt LL ABOUT SUN· UP WEDNESOAV·- UH ·· WHI CH REMINDS Business Services For Sale LADIES "QUALITY REGUlATIONS ~ u bli s he r: .-------, Pomeroy 1, I Motor Co. I 2 SIGNS DEAOLIN ES P ,M oa v Beto re ·P ublicatio n. Monday Det~d tf n e 9 iJ , m . CM cell tUlon Correc t io ns • INVESTME~T small barn and other buildi ngs-. Phone 614-742-6814. . · 5-30-tfc -==-========-c .- . , 3 RENTALS - Income $193 .00 a month . One A_partment furn ished . Want iust $10,000 .00 CLELAND for this bargain . B'UI LDING ACREAGE 2'h ACRES Ready for bui lding . About one ha lf cleared . Asking only S5,000.00. POMEROY 2 BEDROOMS - Balh, gas furna ce, full ·,os E. MAIN POMER ce l'/2 Story frame. 3 bedrooms , bath, full bdsement wit h new forced air ga s furnace. Large· Asking $15,000 .00. SYRACUSE ON 124 - 2 bedrooms, bath, fenced lot . Good neigh borhood . JUST $5,800.00. MIDDLEPORT A ni ce building lot' or TT)Oblle home space. Aboul 70x90. nice lal. $9,500.00. OUR MODEL HOME IS OPEN EACH SATU-RDAY AND SUNDAY FROM 1 to 5 P.M. TH E SAL ES FORCE HAS BEEN SO ACTIVE LATELY, TH AT WE ARE IN NEED OF LIST ING S, OF GOOD HOUSES AND FARMS . 100 ACRE S OR MOR E. CALL OR COME IN AND WE'LL BE HAPPY TO TALK ABOUT SI::LLING YOUR PROPER· Tl ES, WHAT W~ WILL 00, AND WHAT IT WILL 'COST YOU. HELIN 1.. 'ri!AFOlD GORDON., TlAI'ORO . AIIOCIAtil ~Of'm.3tlf Lots of trees, good neigh·. borhood . $2,000.00. RUTLAND 1 mile out. 1'11 aCre . House 4 years old. 4 be~room s . Bath . Nice kitch en, lots of cabinets & rang e. Large dining area . Slo'rm doors and windows . $16 ,900 .00. NEEDS SOME WORK Middleport . 3 bedrooms . Bath . Ulllity room . On a good street. Lois ol work been ddne on ·this property . WANTED 1 story, 3 bedroom homes. Nol lao ald. From 511,000.00 up . INO MODULARS OR PRE -CUTS) HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER 991-22S9 II no iJn i wer 992-2S68 Dick!s Hoard House "STRIPPERS" We Strip Paint, Varnishes, Etc. Fiom f.umiture. ANTIQUES- ft10DERN- METALS ' No Ruinous lyes or Caustics Used PICK-UP SERVICE AVAILABLE Phvne 992,2798 Kerr Street Pomerov, Ohio REVERE AN' ~~ft>td' JOHN ADAMS!' I<IATCH QJiJ ~THEM 1HAT'D LOOSE UP OIJR WAY O' LIFE·" -----,.----- - ACROSS 1. Agree. ment 5. German composer 8, Medicinal plant 9. Written inquiry o;_-~----' 13. Bogus coin Unfv, In Louisiana Pride or envy, lor example Reproachful word Greek letter Lace 3-29-lfc ---c------- WILL TRIM or cut trees or shrubbery. Also paint roofs . Phone 949-3221 . 6-13-30tc FOR FREE . estimates on aluminum siding. Storn Doors arid Windows, Carports • DICK TRACY Carl Jacob, · Sales Rep resentative. V. V. Johnson and Son , Inc . 6-22-tfc OPEN ~ Roger Hysell "s Garage near crossroads on St. Rt . 124 ; all mechanical work Including aut. transmission. Monday-Friday, 8:30a .m. to 5 p.ni . Saturday - 8: 30 to 12 noon - unless by appointment. Phone ,992-5<182 or 992-7121 . 6-27-30tc around Cask Accom"'"" plished CHEo1~P-. 12. Swiss J-6ouL.o- REFRIGERATOR Repair, Air· Condition! ng , Heating , Electrical Repair , Residential · or commercial , auto air-condit ioning , 266 Mill Street 992-3$09. 6-29-JOtc This Week's Special Yesterday's Cryptoquole: TO BRING UP A CHILD IN THI WAY HE SHOULD GO, TRAVEL THAT WAY YOURSBLI' ONCE IN A WHILE.-JOSH BILLINGS by THOMAS JOSEPH Serv ice . We Sharpen Sc issors. 40. Slippery customer U.Fulda tributary DOWN · 1. Outmod· ed 2. Fatigued (2 wds.) 3. Bela Lugosi role (2 wds.) t. Young sheep 5, Harmo· nlze 6, Beast 7. Indian cymbals 10. Errol Flynn role (2 wds.) II. Guaran· tee (@ 1978 Kinl" Features Syndicate, lne.) ' ;3tgM[3~;~:::~.Jc Unoeramblo thH< four Jumble.; one letter to each aqu·are, to form four ordinary words. Ye~terday 1a Answer 12. Carl or Rob 16. Undersized 19. Apple inhabitant, at times 22. Field 23. Diatribe 24. Ethically insensi· tive 25. Capper 27. Prickly herb 29. Scotiish feudal lord 30. Type of thread 31. Register 36. Barelaced31. Fidel's ' 'fORNS [] river IEDITOR I SOI'lllf, comrade \ ON/JI\AM 23. Linger 25.Town26. Moslem L....L..L------- priest 27. Nu merical suffix 28. Fabled AAM=·~A~N~V~A~Y~A~N=D:A~-----:---:--------------~~ )bird ,. -t - / s0M£ IURTLE.S L-IVE: ON TH£ LAN!/, · 29. Dc!ensi· /0 SoME IN FRE.SH WATe:R, ble l 32. Irish· SOME fM ll--\E S EA 1 mfll.l'S · "ln0eed1' WHICH ON£ WOUL(/ BE-? 33. - trick (hockey term) st. Witerfall (Scot.) 35. -Col"· . boys @· 37. Expense .. • 0) • 38. "Lily - ....... ' '---.:.. ' maid .:::> ,o of Astolat" 39. Puncture CAPTAIN EASY . I [X] [] iHE l.ASiTHtNEo AN EI71TO~ WAN"$ 'TO DOl t] I I Now • the <lreled !etten au(Jtlted bT the abo>• cartoon, I ""' .. - -... I(IJ[TI[llilJ (AMwen ,. . .,.w) I Jumbl•ooCHtlf AIY$5 LAIYNX IAIOON Ye•lt:rd•y't .\n•werl · · Mo11 ofth~ monf!y fnlreA In 111 the circut Jtat ll,i• -THI LION'S SHAll USED OARS '70 OLDS CUTlAS H.T. SEDAN 'Yinyl tdp, J.rown Interior. power sleerlng, power brakes, ~ulomatl c , factory el r . •2495 Karr & Van Zandt "You'll ~Ike Our Qu~llty, Way of Doing Buslneos . ' GMAC FINANCING "2 · 53~2 Pomeroy Optn Evtntngs 'Tift •OO Tlf 5 P.M. 511. r 1 - ..,. --···- - - DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: . AXYDLBAAXR lo LO- NGFELLOW · One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A Is used lor the three L's, X lor the two O's, etc. Single !etten, apottrophes, the len&lh and formation of the words are all hlnto. Each day the code letters are dltterenl. CRYPTOQUOTBS JR ORQ GYII K BKF!V RG D S YJ I 0 R G W U A W S F X : ZR S Dl GYIIUON IIKlllV ,- N . M, WUF GYRF QWl F K Z (;7[.:! ·10:__..JII..,__ _ ___.J L!izll!l:ol.___:__ _ __ DIUON II: BW!AQ!VQRO I . ' IUI'III. . to form lhoiUI'IIriu IUIIWtr, u 'IOU Copper finish with black Dick Sey l('r.Owncr 1'3 ~ ~ Elf MEN LIKE . ouflRi5RBI~UL Charles Lisle, Syracuse~ Ohio. bas ement an d nice kitchen. front and back porches. Ful l basement and IT OOii' !>lATTER IF I'M Df!tAMIN' ~ll THI':l oR HOT-. oil!' IMPORTANT THIHq Marquees and Railing, Phone parch . Large lot lor only moo.oo. POMEROY _,.2 BEDROOMS - Nlt'e older hom e. has n l~k ! tc:hen , side and fr ont porch . Aluminum siding . Basement. ga s furnac ~. L!Tl'LE ORPHAN ANNIE �• ' ·s;;·;r;;:Z'Ci~;~"'ifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get ReSults! WANT ADS · INFORMATION s Of W il l be accepted unfil9 a .m . tor Dav of Pub li c at ion TM' reserves the r igh t to ed it or r eject any ads d ee m ed ob iec t lo na l. T he publl 5he r will not be respo nsi b le lor more than one Incorrec t Insert ion . 1969 PlYMOUTH · 1695 Tempest Coupe , 6 cylinder , au toma tiC t ransmisslon. power steeri ng , good ti res, ~lnyl interior , radio, blue M in imum Charg e 1Sc 12 cent s pe r w or.d t hr ee 1971 CHEVY BR09f(WOOD secuJive Insertions. 15 Per Cent Di scount Oi'l pa id ads and ad s paid Within 10 d ay s. .. CARD OF THMKS & OBITUARY $1.50 for 50 wOrd mi n im u m . Each addit ion al word 2c . BLIND ADS Cha rg e per 1 Pom!roy S2I9S Ni~tor to. OP .E N EVES. 8:00P.M. POMEROY, OHIO 8:30 a . m . to 5:00 p.m. Da ily, Noon ·® -~ --------' Notice Notice WE WISH lo express our apSale, Slh Street , t bl preciat ion and thanks to Dr. PORCH Racine, across from Baplist . YARD SA~E ~ 10-lnoh a e Ridgeway and Dr . Telle and Church from July 9 to lhe saw, Craftsman Gig Saw, 7'h lhe stalf of Veterans . 13th. ~ots of clathi'ng. some horsepower , Scott Atwater Memorial Hospital for their' kindness in the sickness and death of our sister, Laura Schaffer . Also~ our rei'atives and fr iends for their beautiful flowers , cards, and· food , to ReY . Robert Buckley far his consoling words , to the Ewing Funeral Home for their efficien·t service and to all who helped in any way. To all we owe our deep gratitude . '""The fam ity of Laura Schaefer. 7-10-ltp new. Ivan Powell Res1dence. Monday thrv Friday . Outboard Motor • 5 gas heaters . 1urnlture , bottles, 7-8-3tc · other Item$ too numerous to menton . July 13 and 14. 8 a .m. till dark. Lin Hart 's Trailer, -c--:-:==-:-----::: DEAD STOCK , horses , catlle, hogs , sheep , reas onable Vine Street. Racine. charge. Call 245-5514. 6-26.JOtc 7-6-6tc YARO Sale, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, 9 a.m. till 5 p.m. 297 Mill Street, Mid- · dleport. 7-9-3tc SALE AT log Cabin , BlgleyRidge Road from Keno to Long Bottom, signs at 248 and Long Bottom . Some antiques, bottles , dishes , clothes, radios , jewelry . 7-9-4tp -~----:I WISH to thank Dr. P,ickens, LOSE weight with New Shape his staff and nur!iieS for their Tablels and Hydrex water YARD SALE, 692 Plum St., kindness during my illness Pills at Dutton Drug in across from Middleport and recent · hospitalization. Middleport and Nelson Drug. Swimming PooL Tuesday , Also, my rhanks to the ~nes ------ who sent cards and flowe_rs . Mrs . Edith Burton . po ta toes, Claro Baso, Greal Bend. Phone 843?494. 7 8-Jtp in Pomeroy . 7-10-3tp Wednesday and Thursday . 6-9-2tc s ROOM ho use , ba lh ond ' pasement , gas heat, 2 lots. S. 0 . Buskirk , Mlddlepor l. 7·8·31p TRAI LER 14 x 65, 1 year old. li ke new. Call 773-5805. 7-10-5tc CHE CK wl lh us lor pa rts you ma y 2-seal wagon . 350 v,s enQin ~ , power st eeri r:"~9 ~ power brakes automati c transmi SSIOn . radio. pos1tracl10n r'ba ~ axle Qood tires , b&_ige finish, e)( cess1ve m ileage u regJiarly se r viced _& priced to go! OFFICE HOURS Card of.Thanks u ·to 15 hours per week . You choose hour -. . Pleasant , profltab1e cu~tOmer service near home. Write Personal Shopper Department , Bo.c 10 , Watk.ins Products, Inc •• Winona , Minnesota 55987 . llnlsh. consecu t ive insert io ns. 18 cents per word si~ con· a . m . to · 12 :00 Sa turda y. · 1968 PONTIAC For Willnf Ad Ser vice 5 cents p er Wor d on e Inser tion 8 :30 , ~~:5 fury 1, 4·door , S2 ,000 miler;-,good ti res, 6 cyl .. autom i't c RATES Add i t ion al 15c Advert ise m ent . ' - lrans., blk . fin ish. CO BB ~E R need for Heating , Pl umbing , Air Cond ition ing , etc . and save . P ~nd J Home Maintenan ce. 2M Mill Street , Mlddl eporl , Oh io. 6-10-JOt c ·For Rent an y organi:z:ation ; phone 992- and Ends, 215 North Second, J975. Middleporl . 3-11 -tfc HOUSE , 3 bedr oom 7-10-61 c un - 8,000 BTU Air Conditioner, like furnished, porch and yard . new. Ci;tll 742· 4783. ,I and be informed of the turc · , lions of your government are embod ied in pi.Jbli c nolic.es . In that se!f ,government charges all citi zens to be lntor.med; lhis newspaper · Urges. every citizen to read and Study these notices . We strongly adv ise those cit1Zens . seeking further informat ion , to e)(ercise their right of access to publ ic •records and public meetings. 7-10-Jtc GIRL'S 1971 High School class ring, identify by initial. Found YARD Sale at Enterprise, Rl. in Middleport. Phone 992-5524. 33,. Friday and Satu(day. _ .7-S-3tc 7-10-2tc - ----' Property - Wantett To Buy · WANTED TO buy old furniture. · 6-29-12tc Case No. 20975 Estate of EVA M . "T HEISS Deceased . Notice is hereby given that Carol Theiss. of R. · 1, Box 25. Belpre , Oh io, has been . duty appointed Adh1in istr.atrix of the Estate of Eva M . Theiss. deceased , late of Meigs County , Oh io. · Cred itors are ret:~u i red ro file their cla ims with said fiduciary With in four months . Dates this 27th day of June, 1973 . Manning D. Webster Judge Court of Common Pie ;as, Prob;ate Divisio11 Meigs County, Ohio 3-1 0-17 IN THE COMMON PLEAS COU ~T, PROBATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY, OH .IO IN THE MATTER OF_ SETTlEMENT OF ACCOUNTS, PROBATE COURT ; MEIGS COUNTY, OH 10 Accounts and vouchers of the following named fiduciaries have been filed In the Probate Court. Meigs County , Oh io, for approval and settlement : CASE NO . 19255 - Ninth and Final Accoun of Mary Frances Yeauger , Guardian of Pamela J." Walburn . CASE NO . 20707 - First and "Final Account or ChMiotfe M . Evans , Executrix of the Estate of Mabel R. Mees , Deceased . Unl ess exceptions are filed thereto, said accounts will be for hearing before ·said Court on the 7th day of August, 1913, at wh ich time said accounts wi ll be considered and conti nued from day to rJav until fir:ally disposed of. Any person Interested may file wrlffen exceptions to said accounts or to malters per ta ining to the execution of_the trust. not tess than five days prior to the date set for hearing _ NO. 1 Copper 54c, radiators, 28c:-: brass, 20c ; batter ies, a_sc Albert Hill, Jr., Ora ·E. Hill to each ; clean dry .roots. G1n· seng, S52 lb.; yellow root, S4 ; John F. Dudding, Martha M. mayapple, 4~C per lb.; M. A. Dudding, .57 Acre, Racine. Hall, Reedsville, Ohio, ~78Margaret J. Jones to Edison 6249 . M. Baker, Bernice · J. Baker, 33-34, Headley · Russell TWO baby rabbits. Phone 992Add., Middleport. 2782 after 5 p.m. 7-IO·ifC Frank K. Ewing to Ronald L. O'Donnell, Agnes M. O'Don· MALLARD Drake Duoks. Call nell, Lots, Pomeroy. 992 -2589 after 5 p.m. . 7-10-4tc Ronald L. ·O'Donnell, Agnes M. O'Donnell to Ethel G. ==~~~~ KEWP IE dolls and anything else related to Kewpies. Also, Shasteen, Walter R. Shasteen, old postcards in good conLots, Pomeroy·. ditlon~ write ahd describe James H. Clatworthy, dec. to items also pr ice wanted . Alyce Schneider. 145 South Margaret Clatworthy, James Kanawha , Buckhannon , W. Clarworthy, Henry Clat. Va . 26201. 7-8-JOtp worthy, Virginia Buchanan, Dorothy Long, Aff. for trans., WAN TED - use d mere hand I'se Middleport. - for auction . We buy, we sell, whole houseful or single James Clatworthy, Emma pieces. consignmer;tt or Kathryn Clatworthy, Virginia percentage . We will haul. Buchanan, James Buchanan, Phone 992-3354. Hayman's. 6·5-30tc Henry Clatworthy, Dorothy Cla tworthy, Dorothy Long, OLD furniture , oak tables, Lewis Long to Margaret clocks, ice boxeS, brass beds, dishes or · complete Clatworthy, Lot lill, ' Behan's households . Write M. D. 3rd, Middleport. Miller, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio, ca ll 992-6271. Margaret Clatworthy to 5-13-tfc Henry Clatworthy, Dorothy Clatworthy, Lot 60, Behan "s Help Wanted 3rd, ' Middleport. David L. Hill, Linda W, Hill DE'LIVERY DRIVER to Genecal Telephone Co. of Ohio, Lot 44, M. R. Wolf's Add., Racine. • $3.57 hour held on the Budget prepared by Lebanon Town t hip 'Trustees for the next f isca l year end ing Oec. 31' 19{4. Such hear ing will be held at regular meeting place at . the Lebanon Township Garage. Lebanon Townsh ip Trustees Clar ence L11wrence , Clerk American League No experience necessary. Must have car and be willing 1o learn.' Mon • thru Fri. Call 9-8, 446-0677 MR. VANCE r----------1 WANTED Pomeroy Carrier . electric counter -top range 7-10-5tp --------MODERN Boarding Stables for and oven . Call 992-2377. 7-8-Jtc . horses including breaking-250 GALLON fuel oil tank wlfh corral, training track, all approxima tel y SO gallons of exce lle nt facilities for the care of your horse, also , good pasture . Phone 742-3821. 7-I0-3tp -----For Sale 1966 . OLDSMOBILE station wagon in good cond i tion . Phone 992-2936. 1-9-3tc FOR SALE , 17,000 BTU ai r conditioner. used one month only. Call 742-4833 . 7-9-6ft NEW MODERN 2·piece living room sui te. Choice of nylon or herculon while lhey last. On ly 5154.95 Cash & Carr~. Pomeroy Recovery, 622 E. Main Street . Phone 992-7554. 7-5-6tc ----------~ 3 BEDROOM house , 5489. 7-5-6tc NOW OPEN, P. and J. Odds and Ends, Glorified junk, ap pliances. furniture . 215 North Second, Middleport. oil in it. On stand , tor $35. 1966 Oldsmobile Delta -88, A-1 condition . Call 949·2951. 7-8-3tc 5544, Richard Syracuse. 6-29-30ic STEREO-radio tape KC so ; Jackson, Oak 65; Murcer, NY 581 Datwln, Minn 5<1 ; Mellon, Ch i 54. Pitching National League: Bryant, SF The 13·5: Billingham, Cln 12-5; Reuss, Hou 11 -5; Osteen, LA and Wise, SI.L 10-4; Sutton , LA Daily. Sentinel and Cleveland, St.L. 10-5. American Lelgut : Wood , Chi· 16· 12 ; Singer , Cal 14·41 Hunter, Oak 13.3; HollzmM, Oak 13·8; PHONE 992·2156 SpllttoriL KC 12-5; Coleman , Del 12-8. ' -- -- - - - -- t like a person~ -WMP0/1390 \: ON YOUR DIAL OpenB Til5 Stop In and See Our Floor Display. · Monday lhru Saturday 606 E. Main. Pomeroy , 0 . Wanted SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC." It Must Be Right bination, am -fm radio, 8 track tape .player , 4 way speaker sound system . Balance $109.59, or use our budget terms. Ca)l 992-3965, 7-8-Mc ------ 10 H.P. AlLIS Chalmers tractor JUST ARRIVED NEW SHIPMENT with lawnmower and blade . Contac t f.Aarvin Keebaugh, days 992-5342 - afler 7 p.m . 985-3913. HOTPOINT 7-8-31c AIR CONDITIONERS -TOMATOES, oucumbers, green As Low As $99.95 7-B-tfc Moillle Homes For Sale POMEROY ·Ja ck W. Carsey, M9r. BERRY -MILLER Mabile Home Phone 992-2181 Sales has a lot to offer when you start shopping for your mobile home. Yov can beat KOSCOT KOSMETICS and Na me Brand Wigs .. Special sale prices during month of July . Phone Helen Jane Brown, 992-5113. 6-29-11< the high depreciation you' ll have on your home the first two years by shopping for a late model used mobile home. Here are some every day low prices : GROCERY business lor sal e. 65 x 12 Forest Park , 3 bedroom , Bu ilding for sal e or lease. $5,795, save 52,500 Phone 773-5618 from·8: 30 p.m . 53 x 12 VC!H.anJ. 2 hed~m.,...­ to 10 p.m . tor appointment. $3,995 3-20-tfc 60 x 12 Atlantic, 3 bedroom, $4,495 60 x 12 Champion , 2 bedroom, HANGING Bas.kets, geraniums, $4,495 bego ni as, double petunias , combinatlon pots , Clela nd 60 x 12 Monarch, new S7,195, now only $5,995 Farm and Greenhouse. E. 60 x 12 P.M.C. (Sovereign). Main , Racine . Gera ldi ne $5,295 Cleland. 6·27-tfc 46 x 10 Armor , $2,495 50 x 10 Richard son , $2,695 OfiE 7100 acre lot lor sal e. 60 AC These are mos lly all la't e model - . · MOBILE HOMES AKC Gol~eo Relrlever puppies, $40, and . one . 1-month We lmorner pup 150. 1614) 742· 6834 . 6·21·tfc ----,.-----EXC ELSIOR Sail Works, E. Ma in 51. , Pomeroy. All kinds · 1110 Washlngto•l Blvd. _ .·lll-7111 BELPRE, 0 . '--- - - - - - - . ' -----' 55 x 10 3 BEDROOM, 308 Page Slreel, 992- 3509 . 7 6.1fc --------- ol "l' lt water pell c:ds, Witter nugget s, bl ock ~a li lir'ld own CASH pold lor all mak es and Ohlo River Salt. Phone 997m ode l s of mob i lc hom es . 3891 . . --. ----··· WOULD 'IOU SEND IN A PI NC~ ·HITTER FOR HANK AA RON ~ 1 e.E:~T illloS ON lf!e Qe!'ITACI.E CCIUI5E. ' it Right. Wanda Haree, 9 1111 12 noon or M ounts Automatic Trans · servi ce ca ll s: Phone 992-2522 . 2-9-lk m ission , 985-3902, A.M_. .~nJ_y. • ~Tp -~--.=:__ Real EState· For Sale TWO YEAR -OLD ranch type home, 3 bedrooms, lots of close ts, nice bath anQ kitchen with elec tri c stov e, new carpet, 100x100 lot. Call 99~ 3679. 7-9-Sic HOW EAGER THOSE. SKUNK · HOLLOW E.RS ARE, ® WELCOME,YOU . OPPRESSED . 'fOU lOAS~CIATE OOF-.'' . WITH 'IOU DOGPATCHERS- l. GoiVE UP! HOW ABOUT THAT ONE, PETUNIA.? cR ••• WHAT DO YOU .MEAN , WINNIE? p AND J Home Maintenance YEAH-'- WINNIEc, .JUST WHAT OO YOU MEAN? and Repair. Heating, Air Condllianlng , Refrlgeralian ponds and septic tanks, ditch Plumbing, Electrical Ap ing serv ice ; top soil, fill dirt, pliances, Auto Air Con limestone ; B&K Excavatina . · ditioning, Residential or Phone 991-5307 or 99.2-3861. Commercial. 266 Mill Street, 9-1-tfc 992-3509, 24 hour service, all · work guarant~d. E LNA ' and White Sewing 7-10-6tc I GUE~S ~IS SERENADE UNDER MY WINDOW LA5T NIGHT DID IT1 e>UT I 'V E' AGREED TOGO OUT \VITI-I H IM TI-llS DOZER and back hoe work , MaChir1es ... Service on all make s. Reasonable rates . The Sewing Center, Mid dleport, Ohio. 11 -16-ltc FURNITURE Stripping and· Refinishing. Abraham"s Antiques, 132 Fayette Street, Nelsonville, Ohio. Phone 7531302. I-3-30tc ~............. , .. ............. .. ( ~ ~ Ph ono area code 614 4?3 9531. ,, 5·tfc --------...l: 4 ·.::13~-l~ f< C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer Real Estate For Sale Complete Servjce Phone 949' 3621 HOUSE far sale by owner, 3 Racine,_Ohio Critt Bradford bedrooms, new furnaceJ rapt, and wiring. Wall -to-wa ll carpe li ng , large lot, carport. 5-1-tfc Look far iron ·fence In front and pine tree& in side yard. Conf(lct Mr. Eldon Walburn, 230 Union .Avenue, POmeroy, SEPT IC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED, REPAIRED . NEW LISTING MILLER SAN ITATION , Ohio. Phone 992-2805. SYRACUSE - Modern 3 STEWART, OHIO. PH . 6626-13.tfc bedroOm home, with large 3035. closets . Nice bath, kitcherl with 7 ROOM house with bath in 10-4-tfc stove and refrigCrator . Asking· Rul land, air con dit ione d, - - - - - carpeted, gas furnace, dish - SEW ING MACHINES. Repair $17,500.00. ' washer , double oven, range, service. all makes. 992 -2284. NEW LISTING double garage, large carport, The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy . LOOK AT TH IS - Nearly new 4 acres cle-ared and fenced,. Authorized Si nger Sales and 2 bedroom home. Nice bath, f'efrigerator , stove and most of the furniture . Carport and large r iver front lot. At only peppers . Cleland ·Farms_, Geraldine Cle land, Racine . 510,500.00. Other sizes also available. See them today . h '~'~' CAcTEi f!AJ;:P£11:, '()1,1 MAPE 1\!E; Roofing, Spouting, Home Remodeling or we will compan y qualifications . Call ARE 'IOU · J IVI NG~l PRICE CONSTRUCTION Alignment take a short t.rainlng at company expense. S40S a month plus bonus II you meet BE GLAD TO LEND '101) A ~AND, SI-IARK.J Pomerov ' Ph. 992-2174 Spec it~ list Wheel com - ------ American LeagUe: Mayberry / . and FURNITURE HAY for sale. Ca ll 843-2963. 7-8-Jic ' I Nathan Biggs Radialor Specialist Pomeroy Homt & Auto 7-B·3fc l l71 WANT£0 Syracuse Carrier - GUARANTEEDPhone 992·20Q4 Jarvis, g. ab r. h. pet. homes and the pr ices in cl ude Blmbrg , NY 55 161 29 61 .379 all -crop Harv ester , a lso. your del ivery and compl ete Horlon, Del 53 1Y7 26 69 .350 Phone 742-3656. Carew, Min 76 289 57 99 .343 . • ]./,.24tp set •up. So for an . honest to goodness goad deal , stop In May, Mil 83 338 53 106 .314 The faday al Berry -Miller Mobile Murcr, NY 88 346 49 108 .312 ONE 3 year old Re91stered Sales. 705 Farson D.AIIen, Chl 69 245 39 76 .310 ·Black Angus Bul l. Call 74? - Homes Stre et, Belpre, Ohio, phone Blair, Bal 75 249 36 77 :309 Uaily Sentinel 6675. 423-9531 closed Sund•ys. Portlantl, Ohio Braun, Min 74 255 35 78 .306 7-6-6tc 7-10-61c Krkptk, KC 72 249 43 76 . ~05 10. li e Maybry, KC 87 299 57 91 .304 REOUCE excess fluids with • Home Runs PHONE 992·2156 I Fluidex. Lose weight with r--A-~-r-c'"" on -d jt-io_n_e_r_s--, Nationol League: Slargeil , De)( · A - Dh;~f capsules at Pitt and Bonds, SF 24; Aaron Nelson Orugs . 1\wnings •'' and Evans, Atl 23 ; Johnson , Atl MALE or female , part .tlme, $84 : The fir st l '.S. n<l iiOnti l auto and 11\ond•y, Chi 21. 7-9-3tp Underpinning a week. full -time , $140 a week . , shuw w:.~ :-; hel d in 1900. at American League : Mayberry , Must · have car. Phone l Madi so n Squ "'e Gard e n in KC 20; Fisk, Bos and Jackson, Monday through Friday 10 1973 - Zig Zag 'sewlng machine. Comp l~ l o mob i lc home Thi s ma chine darn s, em - ser vice - plus g igant ic Oak 17; 0 , Allen, Chi and :. New Vorl; ·Cit y a .m. till 9 p.m. 446-0677. broiders , overcasts, button dis pl ay of mobile homes Banda, Oak 16 . 1-9-5tc hal es. All wllhout ·•t - al ways ava il able Ill . Runs Batted In ta chmenls, Pay balance of National League: Bench, Cln ' s38.50 or pay \5 per month . " 66 ; ·stargell , Pitt 61 ; Bands, SF MILLER Call 992-5331. 60 ; Wal son , Hou 59; Perez. Cln ' 6-10-tfc 58. We talk to you :.manesr Hearer Lore. OffiCE SUPPLIES 6 room 1 floor plan ONE MAYTAG wringer washer MODERN home with detachable in good condi ti on , $20. One garage. All newly painted. RON SHEPAR D, Floor, Wall black and whi le lable model Located on nice level lot 50' x Remodeling, Ceramic t ile TV in good condit ion. 525 . One 120' at 619 Page St., Midbaths. Box 280, Rutland 742- READY -MIX coal heater $20. Mrs. E. E. CONCRETE dleport, Ohio . For further 3664. Plantz. Storys Run Road, delivered right to your deta ils, contact David R. 6-26-tfc Chesh ire, Ohio. Phone 992pro ject. Fast and easy. Free Yates, 23 Grandview ROdd , estimat~s. Phone 992 -3284 . 6586 . Cambridge, Oh io, 43725 or AUTOMOB I[E insurance been Goeg l ein Ready -Mix ... Co ., _ _ __:__ _ ___7_ -8-6tp Phone 992-3904. carice ll ed? Lost your Middleport, Ohio . . · 6-15-tfc COBBLER polataes, Clara operator"s license. Call 9926-30-tfc 7428. Boso, Great Bend . Phone 843· 4 BEDROO>,\ house, 2 baths, 6-15-tfc . 2494 . SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED ri -v er frontag e, Syracuse. 7-8-Jip REASONABLE rates. Ph. 446Phone 992-2360. CONCRETE WORK : 4782, Gallipolis, John Russell. 6·27-tfc driveway$, sidewalks, steps, 1971 3-QUARTER ton pickup VOwner and· Operafor. etc. Call 992-3453. B with a 1; 71 truck camper or 512-tlc 6-28-12tcp 1 will Sel l Separate.' Phone 992 - full basement . fv\ason . Call 773- Full or PariTime Major League Leaders Bv United Press International leading Batters MANNING 0 WEBSTER JUDGE , COMMON Natlohol League COURT g, ab r. h. pet. PROBATE DIVISION Mota, LA ' 58 196 24 67 .342 MEIGS COUNTY,OHIO Watsn, Hou 90 334 65 112 .335 171 10, lt c Unser, Phil 67 211 34 71 .332 Goodsn, SF 75 284 28 92 .324 Maddox, SF 74 291 38 94 .323 ' Mathws, SF 78 267 36 86 .322 NOTICE OF Rbnsn,Phil 49 171 27 55 .322 PUBliC HEARING Cedeno, Ha 72 277 52 88 ' .318 Notice is hereby g lven that on Rose, Cln 85 344 59 109 .317 the 12th day of July , 1973 at 7:00 P.M ., a~ publi c hearing will be Crdnl , Chi 80 284 48 90 .317 On Most American Cars 7-10 From lhe laraest Bulldater Radiator lo 606 E. Main Pomero.v ' ' Transfers NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT (7) articles. 992-2094 .. Call 992-2780 or 992·3432. 7-10-3tc For Estimates 7-8-tfc - - - - - - - - 30 Daily, 8-12 Sat. ABOUT 1,500 fl . cut ash logs, h1 the R. H. Rawlings Sons 3 BEDROOM l'h .. bath mobile call 985-3891. Also free beagle Pets For Sale ' Phone .742-6271 Building. home , 308 Page Slreet, 992- puppies. AKC Toy Poddle pupp ies, S75 Middleport, 0 . 992-2101 7-10-3tp 3509. and $85. Aiso Si~mese kittens 7-8-lfc ~-------$10 . Phon~ 1-256-6241, Kennels - - - - -- - - STOVES, Ref ri gerators , WILKINSON Small Eng ine O' DELL WHEEL Alignment of Calhou n. · located at Crossroads, Rt . 124, TRAILER. Brown "s Trailer Wa s hers, Dry e rs , Deep Sa les ~nd Service, 810 Jrd St.. 6-24-JOic now baok to work . Complete Park, Minersville, Ohio. 992- Freezes. P and J HOme Middleport . Lawn mower and J J24. Maintenance, 266 Mill Street, front end service, tune up and chain saw repair . Free pickup POODl. E puppies, Toy A.K:C., 7-8-tfc Middleport. brake ""'- service . Wheels and dellvP.rv . Phone 992·3092 . 7-10-6tc . Choc ol ale - Show quallly . Also Briggs and Stra ltan and ·balanced electronical ly. All . - - - ----::-::---:-Phone 992-5443. work guaranteed . ReaSonable 5-23-ll c" Tecumseh parts. 3 AND 4 .ROOM 1\Jrnished and 131 TWIN NEEDLE Sewing roles . Phone 742-3232. 6-21 -30tc ~· unfl-rnlshed apartment s. Machines '1973 Model in 2-18-ttc • Phone 992-5434. Walnut stand . All features 4"12 ·lf c built-in to make fancy designs Auto Sales EXCAVATING. Dozers, large EXCAVA-IINI.i, dozer, loader and small ; Backhoes and S'-;L-;E:;E:;P:;;I-;N;;:G:-:r::o::OITf=-:O:::v::er:itihh:;ellWJiin;;;;-e and do stretch sewing . Also 1972 PINTO - 2 door coupe, and backhoe wi.lrk ; septic loaders on track and tires; Store in Pomeroy . Reference · buttonholes, blind hems, etc. tanks Installed : dump trucks metal li c brown with · dark Dump trucks - Lo-boy required. Call 992-5293. $43 .35 cash price or terms and Ia-boys for hire ,· will haul brown vinyl top, 2.000 c.c., service . Septic tanks ln )-6-tfc available. Pnane 992-2984. fill dirt, lop soil. limestone automa ti c, accent group . .~ lalled. George I Bill I Pullins, and grave l; Cal l Bob or Roger - - - - - -:-:-7·10-6tc $).750. Call 992-3317. phone 992-2478 or 992-7402. Jeffers, day phone 991-7089 ; TWO trailer lot~ ih Middleport ; - - - - - - - - · 7·10-5tp 2-9-tfc night phone 992-3525 or 9921;, duplex in Bradbury; phone STARCRAFT camper, sleeps 4, 5232. before 6 p.m . 992-5693 . fold-down . stove. r elrioerator 1966 FORD Fairlane 289 HARRISON'S TV servi<e and 2-11 -tfc 3846. Found - 7 till9 p.m., only . Ill 446-0241. · , 7-10-Jic PUBLIC NOTICES clothin9 , dishes, . avons. depression glass, many other .,,,, COMMERCIALS!! POMEROY HOME & AUTO MOBIL E hom e spa ce In LIVING Room Suite, S20, New OUTDOOR peopl e, men or Syra cuse. Phone 992-63?9. . Rugs , S29.95 to $49.95, Cabinet women, 19 years or older who 6·21-lfc si nk, S25. Cha irs, $4.95 and up. are capable of interviewing -~------~ Breakfast Set, $14.95, Play lhe publi c Must be neal. PRIVATE mee ting room for Pens, 13 and up , P and J Odds aggress i ve , fast thinking , 7-10-llc YARD Sale 3-Famlly, Thursday _, and Friday, July 12th and _ lost 7·l 0·5fc and sink, family room. Call James Teaford CAMERA at park in Portland. - - - - ' - - - - - - 13th . 992-5790. residence., first house on 6 ROOM house plus bath and , 7-8-Jic Reward . Call 742-3127. Water Street, Syracuse. 10 utility on Flatwoods Road. - - - - - - - - ' - 7-10-llp a.m. till 9 p.m. Large size Contact· Virgil Windon 985- GAS furnace with blower , Your Right to Know ME - .. EXPERT Wheel Alignment OADBORN WEDNES DAY IS BARGAIN OAV HEflE AT TH' CRYSTAL DMlcc-- 1 TEA· LEAF AN' PALM REAOIN'S ARE HALF PRICE AN' ·-· I SEE 'lORE MR!\1 SNUfFV PLA'IIN ' CARDS Tt LL ABOUT SUN· UP WEDNESOAV·- UH ·· WHI CH REMINDS Business Services For Sale LADIES "QUALITY REGUlATIONS ~ u bli s he r: .-------, Pomeroy 1, I Motor Co. I 2 SIGNS DEAOLIN ES P ,M oa v Beto re ·P ublicatio n. Monday Det~d tf n e 9 iJ , m . CM cell tUlon Correc t io ns • INVESTME~T small barn and other buildi ngs-. Phone 614-742-6814. . · 5-30-tfc -==-========-c .- . , 3 RENTALS - Income $193 .00 a month . One A_partment furn ished . Want iust $10,000 .00 CLELAND for this bargain . B'UI LDING ACREAGE 2'h ACRES Ready for bui lding . About one ha lf cleared . Asking only S5,000.00. POMEROY 2 BEDROOMS - Balh, gas furna ce, full ·,os E. MAIN POMER ce l'/2 Story frame. 3 bedrooms , bath, full bdsement wit h new forced air ga s furnace. Large· Asking $15,000 .00. SYRACUSE ON 124 - 2 bedrooms, bath, fenced lot . Good neigh borhood . JUST $5,800.00. MIDDLEPORT A ni ce building lot' or TT)Oblle home space. Aboul 70x90. nice lal. $9,500.00. OUR MODEL HOME IS OPEN EACH SATU-RDAY AND SUNDAY FROM 1 to 5 P.M. TH E SAL ES FORCE HAS BEEN SO ACTIVE LATELY, TH AT WE ARE IN NEED OF LIST ING S, OF GOOD HOUSES AND FARMS . 100 ACRE S OR MOR E. CALL OR COME IN AND WE'LL BE HAPPY TO TALK ABOUT SI::LLING YOUR PROPER· Tl ES, WHAT W~ WILL 00, AND WHAT IT WILL 'COST YOU. HELIN 1.. 'ri!AFOlD GORDON., TlAI'ORO . AIIOCIAtil ~Of'm.3tlf Lots of trees, good neigh·. borhood . $2,000.00. RUTLAND 1 mile out. 1'11 aCre . House 4 years old. 4 be~room s . Bath . Nice kitch en, lots of cabinets & rang e. Large dining area . Slo'rm doors and windows . $16 ,900 .00. NEEDS SOME WORK Middleport . 3 bedrooms . Bath . Ulllity room . On a good street. Lois ol work been ddne on ·this property . WANTED 1 story, 3 bedroom homes. Nol lao ald. From 511,000.00 up . INO MODULARS OR PRE -CUTS) HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER 991-22S9 II no iJn i wer 992-2S68 Dick!s Hoard House "STRIPPERS" We Strip Paint, Varnishes, Etc. Fiom f.umiture. ANTIQUES- ft10DERN- METALS ' No Ruinous lyes or Caustics Used PICK-UP SERVICE AVAILABLE Phvne 992,2798 Kerr Street Pomerov, Ohio REVERE AN' ~~ft>td' JOHN ADAMS!' I<IATCH QJiJ ~THEM 1HAT'D LOOSE UP OIJR WAY O' LIFE·" -----,.----- - ACROSS 1. Agree. ment 5. German composer 8, Medicinal plant 9. Written inquiry o;_-~----' 13. Bogus coin Unfv, In Louisiana Pride or envy, lor example Reproachful word Greek letter Lace 3-29-lfc ---c------- WILL TRIM or cut trees or shrubbery. Also paint roofs . Phone 949-3221 . 6-13-30tc FOR FREE . estimates on aluminum siding. Storn Doors arid Windows, Carports • DICK TRACY Carl Jacob, · Sales Rep resentative. V. V. Johnson and Son , Inc . 6-22-tfc OPEN ~ Roger Hysell "s Garage near crossroads on St. Rt . 124 ; all mechanical work Including aut. transmission. Monday-Friday, 8:30a .m. to 5 p.ni . Saturday - 8: 30 to 12 noon - unless by appointment. Phone ,992-5<182 or 992-7121 . 6-27-30tc around Cask Accom"'"" plished CHEo1~P-. 12. Swiss J-6ouL.o- REFRIGERATOR Repair, Air· Condition! ng , Heating , Electrical Repair , Residential · or commercial , auto air-condit ioning , 266 Mill Street 992-3$09. 6-29-JOtc This Week's Special Yesterday's Cryptoquole: TO BRING UP A CHILD IN THI WAY HE SHOULD GO, TRAVEL THAT WAY YOURSBLI' ONCE IN A WHILE.-JOSH BILLINGS by THOMAS JOSEPH Serv ice . We Sharpen Sc issors. 40. Slippery customer U.Fulda tributary DOWN · 1. Outmod· ed 2. Fatigued (2 wds.) 3. Bela Lugosi role (2 wds.) t. 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CRYPTOQUOTBS JR ORQ GYII K BKF!V RG D S YJ I 0 R G W U A W S F X : ZR S Dl GYIIUON IIKlllV ,- N . M, WUF GYRF QWl F K Z (;7[.:! ·10:__..JII..,__ _ ___.J L!izll!l:ol.___:__ _ __ DIUON II: BW!AQ!VQRO I . ' IUI'III. . to form lhoiUI'IIriu IUIIWtr, u 'IOU Copper finish with black Dick Sey l('r.Owncr 1'3 ~ ~ Elf MEN LIKE . ouflRi5RBI~UL Charles Lisle, Syracuse~ Ohio. bas ement an d nice kitchen. front and back porches. Ful l basement and IT OOii' !>lATTER IF I'M Df!tAMIN' ~ll THI':l oR HOT-. oil!' IMPORTANT THIHq Marquees and Railing, Phone parch . Large lot lor only moo.oo. POMEROY _,.2 BEDROOMS - Nlt'e older hom e. has n l~k ! tc:hen , side and fr ont porch . Aluminum siding . Basement. ga s furnac ~. L!Tl'LE ORPHAN ANNIE �• • .. • j · h bill T axpayers ..toot w eat . . . By Ualtod Preso International Americana, both as conswn· era and taxpayers, are paying, for Jut year's wheat sale to the SoViet Unloo, a congreSSional Investigating agency reported Monday. The General Accounting Of· flee (GAO) said not only did the U.S. price of wheal rise as a direct result of the deal, but that prices of beef, porlc, poultry, eggs and dairy produels rose because of higher feed-grain cost... In addition, "a severe disruption of transportation facUlties" brought other price Increases. The transactloo cost the taxpayers $300 million in export subsidies, GAO said, although it said much of that amount probably was not necessary. Wheat rose from $1.68·at the time of the deal to $3 In May, the GAO satd. The report suggested the Agriculture De· partment had not considered the effecl on the domestic economy In approving the transaction. At Iowa State University Monday, an extension economist said the nation -'may be overextending Itself by making I MASON DRIVE-IN r -, r~,qli' I .~ • • '" I • 1 ,. 1 ' Tontgh1, July 10 Double Feature Program SOLDIER BLUE (Color) Candice Bergen Peter Strauss Donald Pleasence IR) - Plus- c.c. AND COMPANY (Color) Joe Namath Ann Margret IR) Wed .• Thur. · Fn. July 11-12·13 Doubfe Feature Program "200 MOTELS" - Plus- A FISTFULLOF DYNAMITE (Color) Rod Steiger James Coburn lPG) ~ major gram commitment> to other nations. "Ouly a Bare Minimum" Despite the Nixon ad· mmlstralloo's controls, Bob Wisner slild demands for soybeans will leave the United States wlm "only a bare , mnumum" by Sept. I. "We just won't have much of a supply to fall back on in light of unfavorable weather or c~~· dltions," he said. Ar. economiSt for Stanford Research Institute In Menlo Park, Calif., James 0 Bray, said meat prices should start declining by the end of this year. By 1976, he said, prices • eel Thomas cIann in rest center James Michael Thomas, 26, of South Buckeye St., Crooksville, died at 4:45p.m. Sunday In the Mark Rest Center m McConnelsville from Injuries sustained In an automobile acctden t, Jan. 4, 1970. He was born m Zanesv1Ue, Aug. 30, 1946, the son of Walter and Ltllian Frash Thomas of Crooksville Route 2. Mr. Thomas worked for several years as a carpenter in construction and later at the McCoy Pottery In Roseville. He was a member of the New Hope United Methodist Church m Crooksville. He had served with the U. S Navy. Survivors mclude his widow, Glorta Swick Thomas ; a son, James Eugene, at home; four sisters, Mrs . Diana Wisecarver, Mrs. Judith Dobbins, Mrs. Bette Grant and Miss Susan Thomas; three brothers, Jon W. Thomas, wtth the Marines in Japan, and Tim and Ted of Crooksville. Mr. Thomas was a grand· son of the late Dave and Nellie Karr Thomas of Minersville, and a nephew of Everett and ,Clara Thomas of Pomeroy. Friends may call at the Fred L. Cannon and Sons Funeral Home In Crooksville where services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday wtlh the Rev. William. Alvey officiating. Burial w!U be in the Crooksvtlle Cemetery. MFIGS THEATRE Tontghl thru Thursday July 10-11-12 Hostility NOT OPEN (Continued from Page I) second, I wtll say that the best national law enforcement agency m the world deserves the best law enforcement of· fleer in the world as its director." "Chief Kelley_ ts 1!!~1 ~an, and he is going to den.onstrale that to the country," he said As he spoke a voice yelled out: "What about crtme m the Whtte House." Fri\ Sa't .. Sun. July 13-14-15 THE LAST AMERICAN HERO (Technicolor) Jeff Bridges Valarle Perrlne lPG) Color cartoons: WJ!at Z'at? Rough- Riders Thrtll Sptll Show Starts 7 p.m . fm· c h~ice beef may drop to $1.15 a fl')Und . That was the average retail price In 11172. But the economist said the eurrent price freeze is malting things worse, Instead of better. Some producllrs reacted by cutting back on production, while shoppers took advantage of the situatioo by trying to mcrease consumption . The result was a shortage where none existed before, whtch could ultimately push prices higher, Bray sa!JI. New York City's Department of Consumer Affairs reported that its sample market basket dropped 10 cent.. in the week ending July 4. The basket ineludes 37 food Items. The cost for the week was 152.54, compared with $52.64 for the week earlier. May Include New Controls. In Atlanta, John T. Dunlap, chairman of the Cost of Uving Council, indicated Phase IV may include new controls on food and petroleum products. "We would like to move out TWO CAR ACCIDENT There was medium damage to both vehicles and no per· sonal injuries m a two : car accident at 5:59 p.m. Monday on East Mam St., Pomeroy. Margerie Ball, 60, Pomeroy, had stopped for a red hght when a car drtven by Dorothy Jenkins, 49, Mtddleport, hit the Ball car in the rear. Jenkins was cited for assured clear distance. FILES FOR DIVORCE Elwyn R. Yost, Middleport, has filed suit for divorce m Meigs County Common Pleas Court against Frances M. Yost, same address, charging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Holzer Medical Center (Discharged) Cindy Spencer, Thornton B~ss, Mrs. Richard Wtseman and SOQ, Inez Sh· weard, Debra Rasp, Roberth McCoy, Nma Eubanks, Mrs. Mitchell ::.::::::.=r::: to increase food producUon." · with three lawyers at the Fuhfuss satd. hearing room at 9:45 a.m., 15 minutes before the sessloo was to start. It was half an hour later that ' he began his testimony, starting with replies to quesllons by the committee's chief counsel, Samuel Dash. He appeared calm, but hill hands were shaking as he filled United Preoslntemallonal a pipe and tried to light tt, The government had two usmg match after match announcements Monday that before he succeeded, while could mean good news for waiting, to start testifying. conswners who have been told Mitchell bantered with by many government officials reporters, mostly about the ihat major oil.. flrmt have absence of his wlfe,but refused mampulated the nahon 's Jo . tell them where she was. energy supplies to drive prices Mitchell's lawyer said she was up. "In the South." Mitchell joked In Atlanta, the Cost of Living that "she's In heaven, like all Counctl satd strict price con· angels." ' trois may remain on gasoline AJ; an intimate confidant or after the current prtce freeze President Nixon -as well as expires. being his campaign manager And In Washington, the. In 1968 and 1972 and his first consumers is inexcusable." Nixon administration denied In attorney general - Mitchell "The priee freeze was a pohtical response to a pubhc the strongest language so far · was In a position to know as concern, built is not a solution that 11 Is even cpnsiderlng much about \•iixon •s knowledge to inflation or tbe national need rationing fueL Deputy of the Watergate affair as any Treasury Secretary Wtlham E. witness likely to oe heard by Simon said, "I absolutely do the Senate committee. Velerans Memorial Hospital not consider rationing even 'He has denied previous ADMISSIONS - · Cora Will, possible. We have a voluntary testimony that he approved the ·'· but wh'lI e Pomeroy; Sharon Mattox, allocation system in place now watergate bur...,ry, · a Ppmeroy; Freda Mlddleswart, that I believe Is doing the J'ob." be'mg ques t'too ed Mond ay m Portla.td; Samuel Ralrden, Meanwhile, the barrage of closed meeting with the comLong "llottom; Ada Tackett, crttictsm agamst' the oil in· mittee staff, he acknowledged Rutland; Zellah Lawson, · dustry was at a peak Monday. fortheflrstlimeknowingofthe Racine; Joseph Weyersnuller, Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D· cover-up which took shape Pomeroy·, Olive Erdman, Long Wash., the 'State of Florida, the shortly after the June 17, 1972, Bottom; Nellie Hanson, Internal Revehue Service, and arrest of the Waterga1e burI Mtddleport; Rtchard Walker, an independent fuel dt'strt'butor gars, conum'ttee sources sat'd. in Mtssourl all accused the th h New Haven ; Norman Hawley, AJ; e earing opened some Mtddleporl; Diana Brogan, corporate oil giants of various 15minutes late, with Chairman Sa m J . Ervm, · [).N.. c , absent, Rutland; Margie Schuler, unfalr business tactics. And it was another hot day on William G. Hundley, one of Portland; Paul Eakms, Pomeroy; Eulah Proffttl, the Eastern -Beaboard, where · Mitchell's lawyers, put on the Portland; Holly Friend, eleMI'ical power was reduced record the fact that Mitchell Syracuse and Dathryn Felter, by 5 pel. over the New York . was testifying only because he Middleport. · City area and, much of New could be held in contempt of DISCHARGES _ Clyde England durmg sultry 95· Congress for refusing. He has Bayles, Everett Thomas, Otis degree weather. Demand not sought or been granted Casto, Latna Trout, Darlene neared records, and there were immunity and Is under Indict· Baum, Wayne Stewart, Lucille some isolated power failures. menl in New York in a case Lamberl ·and BenJamin Moore. In other energy develop· g~:owing out of a $200,1MHl cash ments Monday, 14 Mtdwestern contrtbutfon ta Nixon's camgovernors studied the problem palgn. and made recommendatiOns, Dash quickly turned to the and the Senate · debated intelltgence plan designed by Pomographywhether to authortze the trans· Thomas Charles Huston a Alaskan 01! pipeline or try for a former leader of the Ydung (Continued from Page I) trans-Canada pipeline. Americans for Freedom a of Ute freeze Into a plan for strtcter controls on food than existed In Phase 11 or lll," Dunlap told a news cooference. He declined to he speCific on possible restrictions for the petroleum Industry, but In· dicated they would be tighter · than they are now. He said he had no knowledge or a repoft that gasoline prices will he rolled back under Phase IV. In Chtcago, Farm Bureau Federation President William J. Kuhluss, in a letter to President Nixdn, warned that unless the prize freeze, were ended, food shortages would result. "Your actions tampertng with the market system are regrettable," Kuhfuss said. "To jeopardtze farm production and business ex· pansion with politically set cetlings to phlcate uninformed Extension o1 controls predicted Symphony A new "member" joins the Pittsburgh American' Wind Sympohny fAmily this year - a three manual, 58-stop touring organ which weighs more than 31000 pounds. The symphony will perform at the Gallipolis Riverfront tomorrow evening probably aboul a p.m.• depending on the arrtval \ime of the barge, "Point Countl:rpolnl" from Pittsburgh. All components of the console, . as well as all amplification Icontained In II conservative group, while Hus· ton was on the While- House staff. The plan called for break-ins as well as monitoring telephone calls and secretly opening mall before It was delivered as part of a steppedup drive against militants. Ervin, who was delayed reaching' Washington after attending the funeral of his sister-m-law m North Carolina Monday, has said the plan would be "a great shock to the Amertcan people" If all the details were known. Mitchell testified that he opposed the plan from the start · "! ne eded very Ilttl e coovi ncing that this was not the proper approach to the problems of that time and I joined Mr. Hoover In opposing tt," Mtl· chelllestifled. He sat'd he d'd 1 no t know who speclficaII y In the Whit e House gave the g•~•head for the PIa n despite hts and Hoover's opposition · Nixon, in a 4,000 word statement Issued May 22, disclosed that the plan was drawn up. But he said It was withdrawn after five days, followll)g Hoover's opposition. Amemo from Huston written at the time cautioned Nixon that the plan was "clearly illegal" but he urged approval anyway. . Mitchell's appearance -and the prospect that be mtghl be accompanied by his wife drew the largest crowd since , the first days of the Senate hearings. ~oming cablnels) are solid state and built to withstand an extraordinary amount of moving ond Juggling about. A similar organ, in use for the past seven years, has traveled more than 500,000 miles. Theone joining the Wind Symphony Is the largest of standard model electronic organs and tncludes more than 100 speakers. If this were an ordinary pipe organ, It would take four times as much space and be four times as heavy. The console contains o computer combination action to enoble the organist to control the selection of slops and elaborate voicing and scaling controls to adapt the instrument to a wide variety of acoustical settmgs. A trackertouch keyboard provides a more authentic approximation of playing a mechanical pipe organ . The Instrument was designed and built in 1970 by Rodgers Organ Co., Hlllsboro, Ore. About 100 stmtlar organs are in use in the United States and Canada. Wind Symphony director Robert Austin Boudreau has commisS't'oned several works fo•-wlnd symphony and organ to be premiered this season. Richard Morris, who halls from New York City, is the Wind Symphony's organ soloist for this Innovative season. Teenager cited on traffic count Charles E. Jones, 19, Rt. I, Langsville, was cited to Meigs County Courtfor drtvlng left of center following an ,accident at 6:55 a.m Monday on County Rd. mne, two and eight tenths mtles west of Rt. 124 m Meigs County. According to the Gallia· ·Meigs Post Slate Highway Patrol, Jonds' car colhded on a curve with an auto operated by Charles B. Barrett, 30, Rt. I, Rutland. There was moderate damage to both cars. Jerry Brogan, 27, Rt. I, Rutland, a passenger In the Barrett auto, sustained minor injuries but was not Immediately treated. Carl Curry and son, Jo Ann apparently Canterberry, Charles Burris, recetve $9,377thelhtsvtllage year. wtll ...- - - - - - - - -. .- - - - - - - - ·- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -.....- - - -. . Lisa Treaawell, Irene Spencer, The teport of Mayor John Clois Rigsby, Billle .Quillen, Zerkle for June was approved Ernest Pinkerman, Belle Lou showmg receipts of $1,349.5Bin Ntday, Everrett Massie, Mollie fines and fees and $143 ·m Lucas, Mrs. LC!ell La Bon I and merchant police collections, son, Beatrice Kuhn, Ernest--. totahng $1,492.58. . Halley, Kelley Gilmore, Judith The budget for 1974, with Crow, Onnie Bibbee. anhctpaled expenditures of Births $376,316, was approved. The Mrs. Charles Wagner, a report of Ftre Chief Bob Byer daughter, Racine, Mrs. Max for June also was approved. It Knopp, a son, Galllpohs, Mrs. showed 21 calls, mcludmg two Ronald Wtlbur, twin son and fire calls, 10 out of town and daughter, Hamden, Mrs . nine m town first aid calls. Chester Dawson, a son, Oak Three of the first aid calls Hlil, Mrs. Leek Wallm, a Involved auto accidents. daughter, Oak Hill and Mrs. Vehtcles of the fire department Terry Lee Canlerberry, a were driven 487.4 miles durmg daughter, Jackson. June. LOCAL TEMPS Counctl approved the apTemperalure in downtown pomtment of Sidney Russell, Pomeroy Tuesday at II a.m. former mayor' to the village was 87 degrees under sunny planning commission. He will skies. fill the unexptred term of MARRIAGEL!CENSE maintenance supervisor Rodney Ray Roush, 21, Harold Chase who elected to Mason, and Bonnie Lou Ebers- retire from the commtssion. bach, 17, Middleport. Village officials inspected the former firemen's meeting room on the second floor of CALIFORNIA BOUND village hall. The plan is to Kathy Kmg and Linda improve tland convert it mto a Sauvage recenUy left for a two council chamber week vacation m California . ' Counctlman Hoffman in· dlcated that he believes an earlier appraisal that he had " made of the sewage lagoon was ' mcorrect. He has visited the ' lagoon about every week and finds the erosion conditions there Hbad." Councilman Vaughan arged Mayor Zerkle to look. Jnto the operation of the community park and pool. Vaughan charged that rule Infractions are taking place there during the summer operations. M?inlenance Supervisor Chase reported Pomeroy ' village has had a water leak It's easy when you know you since last Thursd•y and the have AM to de~end on An AM Mtddieport · wells hav e> rune· Cluo memoetshtp takes a lot of tioned welltn supplying water, the worry out of trave!lna .. not only to Middleport but makes 1t easier fvr you to enJOY your summer vacation. Call your aidtng Pomeroy . Pomerov local cl ub today to find out all water department workers the ' ""'" you can get as a were working al the scene of member. the leak, near the A&P store, late Monday night. Attending the meetmg were Mayor ze~kle, Chase, Grate, Warehouse Open Weekdays 9:30 to 5 PM ... A Great Idea Cremeans and Council Ohlinger, Mrs . 'tor over 70 Years Members Shop Both Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 9 PM• Roger Morgan, Stewart, Vaughan and Hoffman . ELBERFELDS IN ·POMEROY MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE . irlpool HEADQUARTERS FOR APPLIANCES FOR YOUR HOME •WASHERS Pave the Way for Tour "Special Something" •DRYERS • REFRIGERATORS • ELECTRIC RANGES . eAIR CONDITIONERS •GAS RANGES A Trip? Wedding? Car? Deposit money, regularly, in a savings account ... it's the way to make that dream come true. Interest rates? Highest allowed by law. Auto Teller Window and Walk-up Window Open Fridaj Evenings 5 to 7 P.M. lilbens 11atioNll ....C.~I~ICIH,NATI MIDDLEPORT OHIO .MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Mlllb« Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation l Summer theater's 1 I - The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., July 10, 19TJ •FREEZERS This Summer • DISHWASHERS Walk On ACloud • TRASH COMPACTERS Sensible CreditPrompt Delivery Automobile Club of Southern Ohio f.J HU r•lil'f ,.., I ' ~~~ · • I• ' P•ww ~9' · 2S90 Phon e 116 11699 Mobi le Homr.- for sa le I Cx ~~ MO BILE: home with an 8 11 FwpAndo l ivi ng room . Call 9CJ?, llJ9. .~ ELBERFELDS IN POM.EROY. ._~......................................~................................~ 7 111Jic ......-.. . ., »:--..~~:.-»'&&:::::m-;:m:::-zv#~::x::~~~::;Y~ . >.1m~ • ::::~::::::::~~~:::.;.;:.........:.:::;:;.....·:·.·:=:.:••·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:.O~:.-;:.;;...:.:.-..;.:;;;.,...,..;:;:o:.:>'n:t,;:i'.i::7.-:.$:.'.. 11 hiograJihY. of the rich heritage o( American . A musie offered publicly at no admission charge 'Sing Out ~weet· Land '_playing Sunday company of Ute Ohio Valley Summer Thculrc will bring an evem n~ or quality musical cnwrtalnrnent to Mlgs County Communities this weekend . l 'he occasion will be the local production of "Sing Out Sweet Land ," • biography of the rldt heritage of American music, under local sponsorship or Middleport • Pomeroy Rotary Club, Pomeroy - Middleport Lions Club and Middleport Chamber of Commerce. II will be presented at 8 p.m. Sunday at Meigs Junior High Sehoul In Middleport. No admission will he charged. The play traces the history of American song from colonial The lr!lll'ing AMERICAN HISTORY through song and dan<:C is what you'll see as (I to r) , Jack Werner, David A Dreyfoos, Debbie Robinllon and Gay Gehres, perform m this scene from the Ohto Valley SummerTheater'stourtng production of, "Smg Out, Sweet Lund." 6 Umes throu gh the 1920s The JU'(Iduc:;Uon, ·m two acL11, w~ s ., ""II wrltiA!n by WiiiiA!r Kerr is direciA!d by Miss Lee Theodore, well known New York director and choreogropher. Miss 'l'heoclore , who Is vitally interested In programs which transport ltve dramatic and musical enter tainment Into residential communities, ha• a wtdc list of credil•. Among Uteril, she tu.s appeared as the Tom Boy, uAnybody's," in the origmal Broadway Compa'ny lot· "West Side Story " She also · has recently fmished dlrectmg the Chicago production, "The Fantastics" Stan Abbot! has designed the sel<i a~d the lighting for "Sing Out SweetLand" and costumes were designed by Jack Werner. 'J'he season tour Is supported by u.., Ohio Arl' CounciL "Sing Out Sweet Land" Is a untque show which Is e•slly produced on a one-night,.stand ba•l• with a minimum amount of properties and professional eqmpment, according tO Alvin Kaufman , OVST producer . There are many characiA!rs m the show, ali )>laye~ by a small number of actors ~n d singers. It contains such typically American music as "Rock Candy Mountain," "Skip to My LOu," " Oh, group dedtca tcd to bringing theater of professiOt)~l_qu ulily to •outheastcrn Ohio. Its touring C<1111pany which will perform here ts composed of e1ght actors, three musicians an~ two technicians whose object •imply is to entertain . The current tour marks tbe seeond consecutive summer OVST has served communities Susanna h," ''Frankie and J ohn ny," and "Casey Jones" representative jazz numbers, v mla~e the 1920s. OVS'I' is a semi-professiOnal ., • by providing a tourlns show, : Last suntmer's performance .: was, 11 You 're a Good Man, Charlie Brown ." . . lngulrlcs lor booking "Sing , · Out Sweet Land" by local organir.atlons may be made by .' writing or calling the Ohio Valley Summer Theater, Post Office Box 303, Athens,' Ohio .. 45701. . Bond i·s sue to face vote : The Meigs County Commissioners Tuesday approved a • resolutiOn to place before the voters at the general election next Nov . 6 a $250,1MHl bond ISsue to finance construction of a training center for mentally retarded persons. It a,tso wou)d equip and furnish the center · Meeting with the commissioners was Mrs. Jeanette Thomas, director of the Mei~s County Community School. Mrs. Thomas outlmed to the commissiOn the Immediate and long range advantages of a center to train menially retarded. She suggested the people of the county should have an opDevored To The IBtere.t. Of 1'1le Meig•· MIJI()B Area portumty to accept or reject a program that Is accepted _everywhere as basically humanitarian and economicplly good buslnes>, because without training, care ofthe mentally retarded TEN CENTS ts a heavy cost to all taxpayers. Since many mental!a' retarded 'PHONE 992·2156 WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1973 PQMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL. XXV NO. 61 can be taught to support thsemselves m a center as proposed In the county,lt'ls to taxpayers' advantage to go that way . The resolullon says: "It is necessary to tSSIIe bonds of the has receive~ a definite com· county tn the amount of mitment for [undlng of the two $250,1MHl and necessary to levy addtltonal vehtcles. a lax outside of the conClark reported seven constituhonalten mill limitation to tamers have been placed m the pay the interest on and to ret1te county to receive solid wastes satd bonds ; tba t the question of destined for the county landftll. tssuing said bonds and of The contamers, two m each levying of such tax shall be townshtp, will serve restdents . r • submitted to the electors of the who do not live .m mcorporated county at the general election villages. Contamers wtli rtot be to be held on Nov. 6; that this placed mside covporallons. board estimates that the apThree have been placed in proximate date of sa id bonds Salisbury Township, and two wtll be Dec . 3, 1973; that said each In Bedford, Scipio and bonds will be paid tn 13 annual Rutland townships. More were Installments after the placed Tuesday '• • authorization thereof, and will Location of the containers, hear tnterest at a rate now the commtssioners inalcates, Is esllmated at five and three- being left to townshtp trustee">. quarters per centum per an- Their decisions have not been num , payable semi-annually." announced .Robert Clark, president of Wesley Buehl, county .. the board _of Me1gs County engineer, also mel with :! ' ' N CommlssiOQers, stated that the commisswners m regard to re- «· bond issue will be one-half null mappmg of plat books In the ~' ,lr:, • for a perlocl of 20 years. He said recorder's office. The com- :; no federal matching funds are missioners have recetved bids :.~ avatlable. on the re-mapping but none has ::. In other business, the been awarded as yet. At· ::· • commiss icners applied to tending were Clark, Henry :·: • purchase two more am- Wells and Warden Ours, ·:; bulances, Emergency Medical commissioners, and Martha :.: CLEANUP TIME - Bob and Frances Alkire clean up mud from m and arQund thetr WATER EVERYWHERE - Dave Richards, DaYld Ans and Tony Rtchards, I to r, Service, wtth one to bt based in Chambers, clerk. ., .... HarriSonville youngsters, found wading 1n the flash flood waters at Harrtsonvtlle, a dtverston Harrisonville home Tuesday night. The Alkire home contains the cvmmunity post office, Mrs. Rutland and one in Ractne. The ,, Tuesday night Alkire's beauty shop and the couple's hving quarters . There was extensive damage to the Ohio Valley Health Foundation h' property. ,,·:· ,_, .. . - 'IN;·;,·~· :·, :· i'~~·.·:-:;ii;i·;t~: :« l-: J y By United Press International CANTON, OHIP - SUPERIOR MEAT Packing Plant of· ftclals, calling pork production unprofitable because of the pnce freeze, said the company may soon cease all fresh pork cut-and· kill operations and begin layoffs Supenor employs 1,840 persons, and the first layoOff would affect 100 employes, offictals said. Other meat processing operatwns wouid be continued. Last week, Sugardale Foods, Inc., of Canton, said 'its pork cut-and-kill operations would end Friday, and 150 of the eom· pany's 2,550employes would be latd off. Sugardale, with produets sold m Ohio, West Virginia, Maryland, New York and Penn· sylvania, cited low pro!lts and the short supply of hogs for the termmatlon of operations. .COLUMBUS - LEGISLATION REQUIHING easy to understand dating o[ perishables on grocery shelves mstead of coded dates was approved Tuesday by the Ohio House, 79-14, and sent to the Senate .. Opponents unsuccessfully tried before passage to put the dating responsibility on the food Industry tlistead of the state Agriculture Department. The btll , sponso•ed by Rep . Htchnrd L. Wittenberg, D·l'oledo, would make dating uniform and legtble throughout the state. Grocery stores, delivery men and manufacturers now print coded "pull " dates on produets but consumers rarely know what they mean . I • WASHING'I'ON - PRESIDENT NIXON ' Is expected to reveal his pha se IV wage-price control program in a matter of days, administration sources satd today The President called his Cabinet to Ute White House today for a briefing on the plan, whtch will replace the price freeze Imposed June 13 Tho President has not given the go-ahead on any pat•t of the new progrnm, occonling "to ndmlnlstratlon officials close tu Phase IV plunnlng .llowever, a scnes of meetings in the post two weeks between stubllli«tlon officials 110~ business, labor and consumer rcpresenl!ttlves tn W11shingtpn and around the country has produced Ideas nnd helpctl narrow the rango of options. Harvest to come NEW YORK (UP!)- The American Civil Liberties Union said today that those Involved in the Watergate conspiracy and related political es pionage operations had planted the seeds of totalitarianism in American government. 11 The President's ad~ mission that he gave even · temporary approval to these I ' activities - and more permanent approval to wiretapping of news reporters and past and present employees of the National Security Council for purposes of political ln· telilgence - Indicates u contemptuous disregard for consututlonal freedoms ," · the statement said. The ACLU c\-iticized arguments used 'by some of the Watergate, participants that their nctluns were designed to protect national security: "It Is the constant theme of iotnlltarlanlsm that national security justifies extra-legal activities In the name of the greater good • , , the Illegal actions of the Wntergnie conspirator. arc the fnbrlc of totnlltar· lunh;m .'' J.ONDON - 1lll~ DOLLAH LEAPED UPWAHD ngnln today In the fordgn exchange murket.. of Europe nnd Aslu, scot·lng advances [or the third con~ceutlvc day . Opening ~calings on world money murkcts showc'CI tho dollar ngaln shuk lng off u ~lump thutlnsted lot· months mKI sent it tumblln~ to record lows. ' ·n1c dollar price wus up ln Purls, Amstcrdufn, F't'llllkfurt, Tokyo und l.ondonnnd holding steady in Hong King. As the dollut' .urged, the prico of gold lnl..ondonlcll $4.25 un ountoc, ~c lUng lor $119 an Oltn CC . TAKEN TO HOSPITAL The Pomeroy E·R squad w~ts cnlled to tho Jnmcs H11wk residence nn Wolt Pen Hond at 6·51 a.m. from whore Mrs. Huwk wns ~tk en to Vctcrmts Mem?t'inl Hospiilll.. A'M'E:Nu CAMP Kathy Worry, !labs Witte und .Judy owen, mujor ottc~ with lite Mcij.(s High School btuul , m·e ultendlug· Cnmt) Ct•cs ·cndo ut lllo Gt•untlc this week. SQUAD CAl.LF;u li;sthct Kissell, Apt. 14, N. 2nd Avo .. wtts lttkcn to Velct·nns Mcmot·lnl Hosplll\1 by tho Middleport E·R squtttlut I :57 p.m. TucsduY for hcnt C)Chuustlon . WPallH·r Clcur und enol toniHhl, lows In the mid liOs to low 00.,. 'fhursduy sunny antl mild. Hl~hs uppor 70s north to lower IIOs south. ' Harrisonville hit ·hard HARRISONVILLE servtce station on route 143 Hardest hit in a cloudburst suffered "some" water which let go early .Tuesday damage evening apparently was thts Longtime restdenl.<i t'ecalled ·community . There were no that 11 "was the worst flood personal injurtes. ever to hit the town" Damages as a result of the None could remember when flash flood which hit the so much water had fallen or community just before 5 p.m., .are expected to exceed several thousands of dollars. Water poured into a numbet· of homes and family garden 'l'U PPEHS PLAINS plots were heavtly damaged by Sweeney, Cartwright and Co., the heavy ratf\ whtch qutckly Columbus, WiiS gtven the flooded Ltttle Leadmg Creek contt·act to hand le the sellmg of which meanders through the $2&0,000 worth of bonds when communltv . Water overflowed the Eastern Loca l School mto all the lowlymg grou nd. District Board of Educallon Mrs Betty Lowrey , Metgs met Tuesda y night. <::ounty Health Dept. employe, The fum will sell th~ boqds to sa id she arrtved home about bnng tn the funds for the 4:10 p.m. when it was JUsl constructiOn of an additton to beginning to rain . By 4:50 p 111 • the E:aslern Htgh Sc hool. Mrs Lowrey had to move her Votet·s of the dtstnct approved automobtles to higher ground Ute $250,UOO bond 1ssue at the Many restdences were May clcdwn . . russed only a few inches by the • A representattve of l':esley, fast rising water An estimated Loe and Vargo, Martella , met 12 Inches of water pom·ed Into wtlh lhc board Tuesday mght the home of Mrs. Ellu F An- lo display imlia l drnwtngs dtJrson, ca using ex tensive whu.:ll huve been completed by dama ges. The water, nc- the firm on the planned ad· compa nle~ by fine mud, ruined dill on hQI' wnll-to-wall cnrpetlng 011 Ttte fltUJI plans are ex pected the ·fh·st floor . to be completed tn two or three Mr. and Mrs E~ King fotmd weeks so that the pt OJCCI can themse lves in u · s lmliltr be Hdverliscd foi bids sttuation when wnlct· 'pout·cd The boo rd awtu ded the Into their home, hlmost uct·oss contract fot· baked goods Ute street from the Andersons durin~ lhc next s,chooi yea r to Mr. 1tnd Mrs Bob Alku·c, Ute llcl1y fl o:m l!Akmif Co. with whose home houses a beauty Vull ey Boll t·ccclvlng the shop, the HatTISonvllle Post cuntntct rm· provldmg dnu·y Offlcu untl theit' Jiving qunr- producll for the neK t school ters, WM dlllll!lgcd . yem· . Firestone at Pm·km·s. · Muny t'esldents of the but·g rc(:elved the lire und tube comnttutily round themselves con tracl There was only one outdoors during tho pcuk of the btd on fuel oil and ~usohne and storm moving th ci1· motor f I!S_ result more btds will be vehicles to higher ground. SR sou~ht for constderullon ut the Route 143 r,tnning throu~h Au~us t meeting Htu-rlsonvllle wns lrnpus.<nble '!'he resignations of Mark nt tho penk of the flood . Veunls, Chcstm lCIICher aud Thr communlty sloro nnd tho '""lst11nl foo tball ulld Eastern awards contracts '• ·I ever rose so fast. way Dept. reported U. S. One clatmed stlt from a strtp Routes 33 and SR 124 were also mming operation had washed closed for a time due to ram, 1nto the creek, and brush had route 33 at Burllngham and grown up along the creek bank. route 124 near Rutland. "The water had no place to The Kmgsbury area also had go," slie said. water on old Route 33 and on The Meigs County Stale Htgh- cou nty road 18 . basketball coa~» . and Nancy Kirby, second grade teacher at Chester, were accepted. Archte Rose and Btll Philhps were appomtetl assistant football coaches and Lewis Burkhammer, the new football coach, was also named to serve as track conch. Mrs Gm·y Dill was named custodian at th~ Hivervtew School wtth C~Uty Dtll lo serve as her asSIStant. Btll Hannum and Helen Blake were appointed as school bus dnvers. The board voted to purchase new fire extmgulsher> for the Chester nnd Tuppers Plmns butldmgs and to make major roof •·epuirs at thr high sc hool gymnasiw11 Tho klndergurten program was discussed and 11 was decided to make every effort to conduct kmdergarten on a half day schedule rather than full day sessions as the situation was durmg the past year. Parents will be requested to provtde some help so that, the half day session can be carried out. The board agreed to study bids on school bus msurance at the Aug . 14 meetmg. Duane Wolfe, a teacher of the Southern Local School District who restgned recently, has been employed as head teacher at the Chester school and as asstslanl baskettiall coach. Attendmg the meeting were Supt. John Riebel, Clerk Creston Newland, and · board membe rs Roger Epple, Howard Caldwell, Clyde Kuhn and Ons Smith as well as t·epresentatlves from firms seeking supply contracts. Mayor's Court hands out fines Stx pct·sons were ftned •nd • 25, Boyd Brunch, Ky ., $25, stop rout· forfeited bond ut Mid· s i ~ n : an~ Robert E:. Ward, 25, dl cport Mayor 's Court Mtddi epnrl, $25 and costs, Tuesday. intoxtcatlon and di sorderly ~" in ed by Muyot· John Zerkle rnuntll!r, $25 und ~os l<i, fighting were Vmccnt Luudct·milt, 21, in publi c, $50 , and costs, Pomcr11y, $15 and cnsts, Illegal tests ling arrest, and $50 and license tugs. Dennis C. Me· rosl,, assault On ll pollee of. Cnlllslct', ~2. Clarksburg, W ft<'cr Va , $150 nnd cosl!i and 3 days For[oltlng bon~s were Earl 111 jnll, OWl; Clyde Taylor, 28, Fry, 51), Rutland, Donald R. Mtddl eport, $10 and costs, Tolson, 39, Akt'on, and Edward 11ssnult ,and battery ; William F. Wclrzblckl , 32, $30 bond , Mciiaffic, 47, Mtddleport, $5 each, Intoxication; and Joaeph and c o~ l' for two accounts of B. Murphy, 27, improper lnluxttittlon , Virgil "E. Casto. backing, $25. Mitchell defends decision ·-'· •> -. ,., ",, .. ,.'• '· ' ·.-,. ., .·• ., By WESLEY G. PIPPERT WASHINGTON (UP! ) - ·:· John N. Mitchell defended :·: today his decision not to .01 det· ·:; the immediate at-rest of G ::: Gordon Liddy when Liddy first ·~ unveiled a plan for political ~ · espionage Involving crimes :~ • , such as the Watergate break- ·<•> in. ... At the start of the second day ;: of cross exammatlon of Milch- ~ ell by the Senate Watergate ~ Committee, Sen. Daniel K. :: Inouye, D-llawali, pressed the ·~ former attorney general on :~ that pomt. ' Inouye said that at the same ; time in early 1972 th~t Mitchell ·; was hstenlng to -and by his ·; · testimony disco uraging - ~ Uddy 's scheme, the Justice ; Department under Mitchell's ; direction was seeking to proS<.'- :: cute mlllwnt Catholics for ; plans no less tllcgal than ·: Liddy's. Inouye refet·red to attempts :: to prosecute the Berrigan , brothers on char·gcs of consplr- : ing to kidnap Henry A. Kissinger , President Nixon's nallonal security adviser. i In responding , Mitchell drew : a dtstlnctlon bctwoen the·: "overt acts" which he said the Cothollc priests had engaged In': and absence of overt action by · U~dy . '· Inouye reminded Mltchell l that I,tcldy's plDn called ror • ttSing proS!ilulcs to eliolt , ln.< ' rormatlon and to compromise leading Democruts at their Miami Beach convention Iaiii summer; kidnaping radical leaders · so lh~y could not disturb the Republican ~onven­ Uor. ; and l)reak-lnl at three . (Continued on PIR"I) ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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