https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5f8e6dd80d6399210ef8b35b58f7ad2b.pdf 8409653f53de0dd051d47dbf74a5b233 PDF Text Text 12 -The~ !Ientine;, Mlddleport-l'omeroy, 0 ., August 9, 1973 : : : : : :~: :~! -'!:?:!~ :~.:X. "':s~: .: : :;:*-":!: : :~!: :~:* -------------------~----------------------------, News •.. in Briefs ~~~~~~~:.~~:~~ed=; ME ROY E .LBERFELDS I.N P0 · .. SPACE PLENTtruL · (Qlntlnued from Page t) G~wn Cemetery here Friday afternoon in final Salute to Wcrld War I fiying ace, Capt. Eddie Rlckenbacker. Rlcltenbacker, a native of Colwnbus, died in Zurich, Swil· -land. July 23 at the age. of 82. His ashes were brought here llft.r Initial memorial services in Key Biscayne , Fla . Interment wiD but 2p. m. in the cemetery chapel, with services open to the Pllblic. There will be no graveside rites, a ~pokesman said. John W• Wolfe, vice president of BancOhio Corp., will deliver the euiOfly. that the Southern Ohio wyera from Orlando, Fla.; Austin, Tex.; Raleigh, N. C.: 1\lbuquerque, N. !\f., and Chicago, had represented Turner and lu.tnterestsinnumeroussuitsacrossthecountryincludingQhio, .. The~ suit was the latest of the millionaire's legal troubles, foUowing by two days 63 separate suits filed against him here allel!lng his "Dare To Be Great" motivational program was an ~lstered security. In addition to Turner and his firms, an aide, Hobart Wilder, was named in the suit. Wednesday also was the setting for an exhausting day-long bankruptcy hearing, which despite the debate and recom· mendations, left little resolved in the ease of faltering Turner ~terests and more than 50,000 crditors. ~ ~~:~~~~:':.:~zo~~;~i~~,.~:! FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SALE ~ ceiling! which cuuld he used to uneeai weapoDS aad other ·~~·s~dt~ w~L~~~~~O=P~E=N~~~·:3:0.T~O~~~~P~M~B~O~T~H~F~R~I~D~A~Y~A~N~D~S~A~TU~R~D~A·Y~~~~~, ceilings and other deficleacies were discovered during • shakedown ol lbe i1181Uuliou lor weaponsfollowingthekillingol ORLANDO, FLA. - SIX LAWFIRMS WEDNESDAY filed two guards July 24. IIIII against supersalesman Glenn Turner and five of his corn· · • ··>'=<<·w~-..,,.,,,,..,.,,.~,.., ..w.·.<w·w··< llanlea for alleged failure to pay $139,333 in jegal fees. The ., ,,.,,, .., ......, ...., ...~' ""·" ""·v· Ia Hole-in-one ul d res ts goo Lions infonned ·'All Lies'' E-R. runs made WOMEN ~.S SUMMER FAMOUS MAKER CHILDRENS WEAR sa Ie shirts. All First Quality . Mosllysizes3to6X. p r i ce' 1J /2 SPECIAL GROUP . Fall Coord I' nate. Sportswear Long sleeve solid or pattern tops, sleeveless shells . 100 pet . polyester ribbed pull -on pants. KETCHUP 14oz. /' Ansell LATEX GLOVES · Flocked Lined ¢ , SQUAD ASSISTS The Middleport Emergency Squad was called to assist Virginia Boggs, 556 Laurel St., at 6:50 p;m, Wednel!day . She was ta ken to Holzer Medical Center. POSTPONED The meeting of the Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society Fridloy night has been (XI&tvvuoo , ~ member• will · be notified of lbe later meeting. FLANNEL SPORT SHIRTS Slz~s Small (1<-l<V. 1. Medium 115·15'111. and Large \;!~~;hi neck sizes. E.cellent selection ot colorlul plaid pa · Regular Price $5.95 Two Day Sale Pri ce 50% •4.99 Snorkel Jackets MIDDLEPORT CHIEF OF POLICE J. J. Cremelllls, above, received for the fourth consecutive _ye~ a pedestrian safety citation awarded Middleport In the An)ericllll Automobile Assocj~oon B34th annual pedestrillll safety inventory. Making the presentation Is James H. Conroy, director of emergency road service and safely, Automobile Club of Southern Ohio. The Citation is for not having a pedestrian fatality in~four years. Boys '195 . Women's LOOg Sleeve Women's · Coordinate ' Sportswear Jt en tin e Sizes 6 through 20. All . press . sty le. Solid colors and a good selection of fancy pa1terns. ~ ~ .. VOL XXV NO. 83 Sale ¥z Price Regular 24.95 WESTERN JEANS LINGERIE Flare leg. Sizes 6 fo 18 In regula rs or slims. ~ Sanforized Shrunk 14 oz. plus extra durable blue denim. DEPARTMENT Regular Price $5.50 Two Day Sale (Small Group) •19.88 • Short Sleeve Bodyshirts • Gowns · • Pajamas Men's Lee Improved Save Over ¥z COVERALLS Regular price $\3.49. Sizes 36 to 50 In shor,fs, DrapefY Fabric regulars and longs . Floral Paflerns . 54" wide. Fast Color, Scofchgard , 5tr1pe or green herr ingbone cloth . Easy arm and back TECH-TWILf $2.99 YD. 69 PRINTED FLANNELETTE c. 45" All Cotton Machine Washable, colorful Brigtlt patterns. Two Day Sale 2 yds. '1.09 PERMAN 'ENT PRESS PANTS 65% Polyester- 35% Cotton FOR EASY CARt AND RUGGED WEAR • Never iron • Just Wash and Dry • Permanent crease, permanent shape • Won't wrinkle , ever' 'Sale! 3 spools $1.00 Models from 5,000 to 23.000 BTU in stock for immediate deliverv . SANTA ANA, CALIF. - TAX OFFICIALS are considering asking President Nixon to get a lawyer to represent him in the dispute over whether the Western White House is undertaxed or they may appoint one for him. The \l'arning came Thurl!day from two of the three members of the Orange County Assessment Appeals Board. The board's chalnnap indicated however it may not have the legal authority to act on its own. They commented after the state Board of Equaliz~tion in Sacramento voted to ask COWlty board to look Into the eisPute over Nixon's estate on the Southern California coast at San Clemente. · PICTURE FRAMES Jiog. J9c pkg, 'I•" width · Reg. Sale 29' 7'c pkg.. 1'4 11 width Sale 59' Sale I Friday and Saturday Hoover Cleaning Tools Use with No. i076 and No. 1030 Hoover Upright Cleaners, · Reg . 24.9S Sat Sale 118.88 $1US Sol Sale 18.88 BURLINGAME, CALIF . ~ CESAR CHAVEZ and Teamsters Union lerders, alarmed by the multi-million dollar cost of their bitter bt)Uie over representation of California farm workers, opened neace talks Thursday . After three hou(s of discussions among officials of the Western Conference of Teamsters, the AFL-Clq and Chavez' United Farm Workers Union, the talks were rocessed until today. · ~ The participants refused to discuss the meetings or possible areas ,of pgreement between the antagonists, but SOW'ces in the conferenFe said costs and publicity forced both sides to the bargainil\g table. They said the Teamsters, which has signed up most of ths farms and ranches which previously had contracts with lbe EW, have spent more thllll $1 million already and the total will .reach $2 million before the end of the harvest season. (Continued on Page 10) A brand new seledlon. Siles from 21(~ by 31/4 Inches up to large 11 by 14 inch size. Non tarnish gold, bl(lck, walnut. All excellent quality - Ideal for framing pictures, portraits. awards, art prints. Save, Now ON KIMBALL PIANOS Use our own sensible credit service to make your purchase. Reg . On Sale at our Mechanic Street W•rehouse. MATTRESS TOPPERS Washable, Drycleanable, for knif or sfrefch fabrics . All colors. pet. colton. Forest Green, Whirlpool Air Conditioners ·Just Received! Miracle Foam Seam Binding rnatchirig shirts. Sale Prices Reg. 11.49-90" Wide ·-------Sale 11.29 Special sale prices for two days on qualify Kimball Pianos . Maple, ·cherry and Walnut Finishes, Consoles and Consolettes. Stop In the music department on the 2nd floorBy the · plano you've been wanting for yourself or family and save. Stretch l.llce 6.98 Shirts in Sizes J4lh to 18 1/2- Sleeve lengths 33 34 35 ' ' · Sale Price •6.29 Reg. 11.39-81" Wide --------Sale '1.19 • Sale Prices Sale Price •6.99 Friday and Saturday Extra strong, bollfast, 250 Our entire stock of fable lamps. ~ · Sun Tan , Navy Blue. Olive Green1 Cha r coaL Excellent Quality, All Cott9n, Snow Whit~ yd. spool, while. Table Lamps 35 ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. - BOUNCING RADIO beams and baseless rumors hampered the search for a boy desperately pleading for help over citizens band rad\~ since Tuesday. Search coordinator Richard DaJ1lerow said ther6 are no plans to curtail today's I!Carch lor the boy, believed to be trapped alongside his father in an overturned truck. Thoijgh the hoy in three days has never been able to identify himself beyond saying his ftrst name is Larry, Damerow and other authorities agreed the search must continue on the assumption no hoax is involved. State Police reported 200 wluntecrs on motorcycles, borses and four-wheel drive vehicles ' combed p!ountains and plains and the Civil Air Patrol said six planes Were in the air. The number of citizens band bulls on the airways attempting to track the child was limitless. Priscilla Quilt Sheeting Add luxurious comfort to your old mattress. Ma ~hlne Washable, odorless, non allergenic JCan also be used In upholstery tobs.) ·. Sale! Friday and Saturday Tech Twill is 65 pel. polyester, For This Sale 45' QUILTING ·THREAD Furniture Dept. Another big shipment of these popular work pants and Permanent Press, All Cotton and Sale Friday and Saturday Third Floor WORK UNIFORMS 45" Width Blends Twin and Full Bed Sizes, 3/4 , 1, 1112, 2" Thickness BEST lOOKING OM AMY JOB . Lee Tech Twill SAIGON - THE SOUTH VIETNAMESE government said today 40 Conununists were killed Th!irsday in inore fierce fighting in the Central Highlands, hwere a week ol bioOily skir· 11!ishing has left nearly 200 Vietnamese.dead on both sides. A South Vietnamese military eonimand spokesman said 33 Communists died at a cost of only one government troop killed in one of two battles six miles west of Kontum, 260 miles north of Saigon. Twenty~hree government soldiers were reported woWJded. He said another seven Qlmmunists died and one South Vietnameae infantryman was wounded in the second battle. Friday and Saturday action, two·way zip- $11.99 SUMMER DRESS FABRICS Pre ~Shrunk per . Very well made . two Day Sale Priced Salel One Group Values 99• to •1.49 $3.95 Choose gre y fisher By Unihed Press International OOLUM:BUS - WHILE THE FEDERAL Agriculture Department predicts record U. S. crops of wheat, corn and soybelllls, August reports show Ohio farmers all-crop index at 6 pet. below the 1972 production and 13pct. below the 197llevel. The Ohio Crop Reporting Service said Thurl!day adverse wealber conditions and late plantings "have held the maturity of Ibis year's crops behind normal throughout most of the season." ,Corn production in Ohio, based on Aug. 1 conditions, was 1 pet. below the 1972 level. by about 40,000 acres. Some 3.09 million acres were plllllted in 1973, with a forecasted yield per acre of 88 .bushels - foW' bushels less than last year's record yield. •4.39 FRIDAY, AUGUST 10 1973 PHONE 992·2156 TEN CENTS Walkie Talkie Plus Morse Code System. For 2· way private conversations, Solid State Walkie talkie. · Sale $11.88 RegQiar Price 116.95 8 Track Tape Player Will play on A-Cor D-C current. Stereo Speakers. Regular Price 194.95 Sale s7 4.88 BASE STATION With head phones and mike Regull~ price $34.95 Sa.Ie $g 88. I Frt!e Customer Parking on Second.Street and At Elberfelds Mechanic Street Warehouse ELBERF LDS IN POMEROY accuses u.s. WASHINGTO N _(UP!) American bombers in Cambodia "are creating a bloodbath that Is perhaps much worse than any that would happen" when · the raids are ended next week, Sen. Harold Hughes, D-Iowa, said today. As U.S. planes conducted raids against Cambodian in· SW"gents so Close to Plmom Penh that the concussion cracked windows · in the capital, Hughes accused the administration of lying about raids that took place secretly in 1969-70: Hughes bad a major hand in Senate Armed Services Com· mittee hearings this week that produced testimony about false bombing reports, allegations of hospital bombings and disclosure that Melvin R. Laird approved secret bombing while defense secretary. The bombing is due to end at midnight Tuesday under an agreement between President Nixon and Congress, and several court actions aimed at halting it immediately-<Jn the ground that it was not authorized by Congress -have failed . Hughes said, "Every day that we bomb is a ·national tragedy in my opinion. "We are creating a bloodbath thst is perhaps much worse than any that would happen in the aftermath of our absc~ce." Hughes said that while a ~entagon document given the committee Thursday showed Laird had initialed the bombing orders, "it doesn't mean he primarily gave the orders ." "l'rn sw-e myself," Hughes said, "They came from the National SecW"ity Council and the White House and that the secretary .just initialed them as a matter·oi passing through . "But this is at least the first physical evidence that it came (Continued on Page 10) REGISTRATION FOR ENTRIES in the open class events of the !lOth Meigs County Fair closed at 4 p.m. today. Above, Mrs. Lucille Faul, mother of Mrs. Mickey King, fair hoard secretary, accepted the registrations Thursday of Mrs. Pauline Atkins, right. On the left is Anita King, Mrs. King's daughter, who helped receive tl1e entries of the open class competition. Tiremakers ~ facing charges WASHING'l'ON (UP!) - The Goodyear and the Firestone country's two top tire com- · Tire Rubber Co., the governpanies have been charged with ment asked a U.S. District monopoly practices by the Court to force the firms to give Justice Department. One of up the smaller compllllies they them, Goodyear Tire Rubber acquired in the past decade Co., said the complaint is and to stop further restraint of "without any merit whatso- trade in the sale of tires bought ever." by conswners to replace worn In civil suits filed in factory issues. Cleveland ThW"sday against The compluint charged the companies with violating the Sherman and Clayton antitrust acts by substantially cutting ALL ABOARD prices between 1959 and 1966 in Troop 219, Pomeroy Boy Scouts are scheduled to take order to force smaller compaa canoe trip of 11 miles Aug. nies out of business, and then II down Raccoon Creek. The buying 'them out to cut down trip Is being made possible competition. The actions were filed sepaby the Raccoon Creek Canoe rately lllld did not charge Livery near Gallipolis. Meeting lime has been collusion between Goodyear changed from 8 a. m. to 7:30 and Firestone, the No. 1 and a. m. at lbe Elberfelds No. 2 tire manufact W"ers. Goodyear, with 1971 sales of Warehouse parking lot on Mechanio St. Members are more than $4 billion , has about 28 per cent share of the con· u~ged to attend an~ bring a sumer market, and Firestone, guest. · _ All scouts should bring a with 1971 sales of more than <~ ack lunch, swimming $2.5 billion, has about 25 per tninks, towels, tennis shoes, cent. ·Combined with Uniroyal , change of clothing , and Goodrich and General Tire and waterproof bag. Life jackets Rubber, the live top compllllies are furnished. control more than 80 per cent of CQuntdown to school: 2 weeks Tuesday Specials In Th~ Music Department on 2nd Aoor town Pomeroy at 11 a.m. · The temperature down, Thursday morning Inwas 86 degrees undersWJny skies, · ...............~ ~ -----...------~~.........._............... I POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Boys' Wrangler Brown or Navx Blue ' n1itwe oull namc>d ' Nixon as the b'O VCrnmenl. both Presid •nl and •~ 1.u1 in· 'i'he committee •ubpoenacd dl vidlilll. the tapes and documents July A<·lluu ·J.'ullowH Uell:pon Hc 23 alter tulllh nony fro m former 'll1e COJOIIIIllee a(,tion fol- White !louse aide Alex!Ulder P. lowed by two days .a Whiw Bullcrfleld that Nixon's con· House response to a $imllar versallons in the Oval Olfke .•oil filed by Special Prosecutllr and the Exec utive Office Archibald Cox, t'O ntendlng !hal Bulld ln ~ were lapecl. releasing the tapes lllld papers Nixon wrote cornrnittee would irreparably damage chairman Sen. Sam J. Ervin , needed presidenti&l secrocy DN .C., that he would not and that neither Congress nor surrender the tapes but would tllc courts have the power '9 t'Onsider "specific requests" force the Presiden t to release for documents. dol·umcnt!1. The suit said Nixon 's refusal Committee lawyers foll owed was ''unlawful, 'WJwarrllllted, Cox's lead and argued that and in breach ol his legal duly whatever claim of privilege to respond to and to comply Nixon made for the tapes was with such subpoenas." invalidated by his having let H. Haldeman Heard Tapes R. Haldeman, his former chief Haldeman told the comof staff , listen to two of them mittee he heard two ·tapes ol after he no longer worked for mnversaliorts between Nixon Sport Shirts Early Fall groupings of famous maker lines . Not all sizes in all styles and colors. Sizes Small 134 ~ 36!. Medium 138-401 . Large 142·44) and Exi ra Large 146~ 48 1 . LOCAL TEMPS WASJIINGTON (UPJ) - il'or the firot lime In history, lh • PreHident of the Unll<ld States has to answer a lawsuit filed by a eommlttee of Con~rcs.~ . The Senate Watergate pan el willits the mnotitulionul batlt)e over e~ecutiv e privilege to begin sooner than the usual. procedure calls lor. 11•e committee filed suit In U.S. Diotrict CoW't Thurl!day demanding that President Nixon turn over five tape recordings of Watergate related eonversatlons made in his office and documents concerning the activities of 25 current or fol'l!ler aide•. ll asked that Nixon respond within 20days, the normal time limit lor a private citizen, but one~ hird the lime allowed for a . govemrnent agency. The com- Popular new collar . 7.98 Pants in Sizes 29 to 44 Waist bot. Men's Permaflent Press perman_en1 o1 HEINZ SAVE OVER Sale 1h Price Nixon FRIDAY ONLY short sleeve styles Mens and Young .Mens MEIGS THEATRE TRACTORS TO PULL There will be a little garden tractor pull SatW'day at 6:30 p.m. in Tuppers Plains on the _ west side of the Ca tholic chW"ch on 681. There will be 3 classes, 9110, 1,000, and 1,200 lbs. with 23-850 tire size, and 2 classes, 1,000 and 1,200 lbs., open lire size. Everyone is welcome. Both sleeveless and Smocks and Angel Tops Sale Weather MASON DRIVE-IN .Daytl·me Dresses s~ve dur 1·ng our annual clearance of shorts and v c Wendell Hoover and Ralph Graves described the recent Hole in One Contest sponsored by the Pomeroy • Middleport Lions Club as "very successful" when the club met at the Meigs Inn Wednesday. The Rev . Dw ight Zavitz reportecl that attendance has been good at the Meigs County • Health Fair being held in (Continued from Page I) Middleport. It is open every day from 2 until 4 and from 7 he would try to follow lbe contractor or company doing, advice of counsel. business with lbe State of until 9. A picnic will be arranged on -In 1968 at the time of his Maryland or with the federal first vice presidential cam- government, Agnew replied August 30 at the Richard paign, he recalled, he was "absolutely not. " But he said it Chambers' farm by a com''thoroughly investigated" of would be "quite naive" to mittee of Bill Grueser, Ralph conflict of interest charges and expect that campaign con- Graves and Chambers. Guests was 11ex0norated." tributions do not come from were Wesley Buehl and He Coolers with Nixon contractors doing business Clarence Struble. - He said he had conferred with governments. with President Nixon for one "! have nothing to hide.'' hour and 45 minutes Tuesday to Agnew said in concluding Ule discuss the ~eveiopments . He news conference. The Pomeroy Emergency would not reveal what the . "I will make avallabie at· the Squad transported Woodrow President had to say, other appropriate time and in the Kuhn, SR 7, to Pleasant Valley · than to relate the President appropriate way to the appro- Hospital at 6::i6 p.m. Wed- ~ expressed confidence in him. priate parties as detennined nesday. He said he believed a vice after consultation with my At 6:57 a.m. Thursday, the president should "stand on his counsel whatever records, or squad was called to assist Cliff own feet" and added he was not my own body, for in· Jepkinson, Mulberry Ave., who ''looking around to see who is terrogatioJl, whatever is was having difficulty supporting me ." needed." breathing. He was taken to -He attributed the accusa• Veterans MemOrial Hospital lions being made to persons and admitted. who are "in very deep trouble The squad also took Will · &nd are looking to extricate Mr. Betzing dies McKinney, Middleport, to · ' lbemselves from this trouble Archie Betzing, Chandlers- Veterans ~Memoi-lal Hospital at and are fllrting with the idea ville , Ohio, a former Meigs 9:04 a.m. after he had been that they can obtain inununity Qlunty resident, died Tuesday · "injured at the Meigs County or reduced charges, perhaps, morning . in a Zanesville Fairgrounds. He was treated by doing so." hsopitaL Surviving are his for lacerations of the head. - Asked If he had ever wife, Flora; one son, William, received money for his ·per- in the service, and one sonal use from any person, daughter, Eloise, Chandlers· ville. ' Funeral services will be held Warm and humid with Friday at 10 a.m. at the Bolen thundershowers likely this Funeral Home, Zanesville. evening. Chance of showers Graveside services will be at and thundershowers Friday .. TONIGHT tlie Silver Ridge Cemetery in Lows tonight in the low and AUGUST9 NOT OPEN Orange Township at 1 p.m. mid 70s. Highs Friday in the upper 80s and lof 90s. Friday and Saturday Augusl10·11 VAMPIRE CIRCUS Veterans Memorial Ho'spllal (Continued from Page I) (Technicolorl ADMISSIONS - Dallas Adrienne Corrl, Lawrence House spokesman that "the Edwards , Letart,' W. Va .; Payne, Thurley Walters fact that there is an inPG vestigation is no reason for the Zueiella Smith, Pomeroy ; COUNTESS DRACULA President to change his at- Edna Lavender, Syracuse; JTechnicolor) Ingrid Pill, Mige1 Green, titude or confidence in the vice Daisy Glassburn, Bidwell ; Ollie Tyree, Middleport; Janet Sandor Eles. president.'' Biggs, Pomeroy; John Kauff, Nelsonville; Alva Swick, DIVORCE ASKED Langsville; George Conde, One suit for divorce was filed and two more granted in Meigs Pomeroy ; Anestine Carsey, County Common Pleas CoW"t. Pomeroy. " .' DISCHARGES ·Ray Filing was Judith L. Potter, (, I I • 1 II r < j h! I , Custer, Charles Sauer, l\fariiyn Pomeroy, against Robert ~­ TONIGHT AND FRIDAY Potter, Pomeroy, charging Cundiff, Douglas Lambert, AUGUST9-t0 gross neglect of duty and ex· Connie Fannin, Kevin Ferrell, treme cruelty. Martha L. Fox Gregory Collins, Floyd Norris. ST.UDENTTEACHERS PLUS . was granted a divorce from STUDENT NURSES Larry L. Fox, and Crystal E. Pleasant Valley Hospilal Elaine Giftos, Ka ren Simpson was granted a divorce Carlson, Brlonl Farrell Discharges : James Saun. · Rated R from Calvin B. Simpson. ders, Oak Hill, 0 .; Mrs. George Roe, Middleport; Mrs. David CYCLIST KILLED Snead, Mt. Alto; Mrs. C. R. SATURDAY YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (UP!) Scherman, Point ,Pleasant; AUGUSTll - Nicholas Vlosich, 35, Mrs. Theodore Melrose, Point THE DEADLY BEES (Color) Austintown, was killed early Pleasant; Caroline Lee, Suzanne Leigh ioday when his motorcycle Henderson ; lA!ota Wamsley, Plus ' went out of control and struck a Harlen Adkins, Clifford Knotts, THE VULTURE guardrail in Austintown, police Point Pleasant; Tena Snead, Rober! t-jufton said. Mt. Alto; Ronald Bachtell, Pomeroy ; Ivory Jenniogs, Wellston; Clarence Donahue, Point Pleasant. I• Historic lawsuit filed ' ' By George Hargraves, Supt. Meigs Local School District lA!tters have been sent to the parents or guardIans of this year's kindergarten children. The letter ·tells when and w here lbe pupil is to attend class. There will be both a morning and an afternoon section of, kinder~arten at Rutland, Pomeroy and Middleport. [[you registered yoW' child and didn't receive a tetter, call 992-m3. Alew letters have been returned because we did not have a correct mailing address or becaWie of a change ·In residence. · The Meigs High Athletic Boosters will have their Speakfng of .~cho(lls - No. 28.1 food booth a\ the Meigs CoWltY Fair next week. Thoy can use yoW" support in several ways: They need help behind the counter, they can use donation• of food or cash, and they will need your patronage when you visit the fair. · , Drop In and have a snack or a full menl at the Boo!Jtm' booth at the fair. The countdown for the start of school reaches just two weeks next Tuesday , I. you are now to this area and haven't r8jjlstered yet, please do so. For grades K-6 call 992-2163, for grades 7-ll call 992-3058, for grades 9-12 call 992-21~. Thanks to the thou ~htrul folks who celled us last weok. · The Health Fair in Middleport will end tomorrow. Al9t of people have visited these Interest ing displays and demonstrations. We are glad to h~ve made the junior high school building available to this fine project, We wish these folks the best as they continue this service In other communities. A'f OUR REGULAR monthly board meeting next Monday there will be important buslness. We will appoint two teachers which will just about complete our staff. We hope to appoint loW" regular route bus drivers, some substitute drivers, two cooks and some building aides. We will consider bids on gasoline, oil, tires, vehicle insurance and fire extinguisher' service. We plan to approve a school lunch policy and set lunch prices, and several other items or importance will be considered. Season football tickets are now on sale. Since we have only four home games, lhetlcket price is just $6. It 's worth the price to be able to come late and to know that you will have a good seal. II interested, call 992-21511 or drop in a.t the high school. We count on the money from these early ticket sales to help pay for the lnSW'Illlce on the senior high team members. It L'Qts $26 per hoy ; we can use every early dollar we can get. TH£S MAY BE QUITE a difficult yea r to gel our lunch program rolling. If the beef shortage continues Into the school year, we may be fute<l with some hurd men~ dt•clslons. 'nle increased costs of food ol ull , kinds will put the same pressure on us that it does on the homemaker w~o shops for food. The question that we ail face is - - Where and 'when will prices stop rising? . . DON'T FORGET the vocational opportunities for juniors at Meigs High . [[college Is not in your future , you should develop some salable skill. A high school diploma based on a general (,'OUrse Is not of great value In today's world. Tilink about it. . THE ANNUAL PRE-FAIR style show was held at Meigs High this week. We were glad to be able to make this facility available to the sponsors. School buildings are for school, but they also can house lllld support many oth.,- worthwhile activities: If you don't think so, drop In on the Senior Citizens Program at the Pomeroy Junior High School building. Senior Cltiyens also have a room at the Harrisonville building . Let's lie Senior Citizens and the foo tball season together. Senior Citizens can get a'fre e Gold Card for admission to all Meigs games . We have been doing this for about half a dozen years now and have had mlllly·folks use these. !! you want one, call me at 992· 2153or check the Senior Citizens Center in Pomeroy. We will get a supply to the Center if there is n dcmnn1i there. This card is available to all Senior Citizens In our oren. DON 'T FORGET - the Boosters will be looking lor you to stop in at their booth at the fair next week. \ the replacement market and more than 95 per cent of total tire sales. "We h~ven' t seen the complaint and we know of no facts that would justify this litigation," a Goodyear spokesman said. "We believe the com- . plaint to be without any merit whatsoever." Firestone said it would withhold comment until it studies the complaint. · and his IOQJler counsel , John W. Dean Ill . The committee asked the court for a doclaratory judg· menl otating that Nixon had no right to refuse, a writ of mandamus requiring him to carry out his official duties and release the subpoenaed material and a mandatory Injunction forcing him to release the tapes and documents from hi• personal possession. Aresponlll! to lbe 21klay time limit is eliJlecled next week. In another Watergate deve· lopment, sources in Qlx's office say that several corporate officials have adlnitted donating company money to Nixon's re-election campaign In violation of federal law. ThesoW"Ces did oot name the • executives or the lirms, but said they volunteered the In·· formation following recent disclosures that the board chairmen of American Airlines lllld Ashland Oil, Inc. donated company funds to the finance commitee of lbe Committee to Re..,iect the President. The sources said the newly disclosed donations amoWJted to about $100,000. A federal grand )W'y begins investigating Nixon campaign fund-raising next week. 55 Names on jury lists The names of 55 residenta for P05Sible duty on the September term grand and petit jW"ies in 'the Meigs County Common Pleas Court were · drawn Friday. Attending the drawing in the clerk ol courta office were Mrs. Betty Theiss, representative of the sheriff's dept. , Clerk of CoW"ts Larry Spencer, and an employe, Carol Hall; Judge John C. Bacon, and JW'y Commissioner Lauren Hoff. man. Names drawn for the grand · )W'y are Jessamine Lyons, , Rutland; Grace Warner, Pomeroy; Wallace Damewood, Reedsville; Melvin G. Morris, Pomeroy; William C. Miller, Albany; Dwight Spencer, Chl!ster; Mary Alice Bille, Reedsville ; Everett Ughtfoot, Pomeroy Route 4; Charles Gloeckner, Pomeroy; Hal Harmon, Dexter; Nick Coats, Pomeroy ; Heil French, Pomeroy Route 4; Harry Lodwick, Chester; R. H. Ballard, Long Bottom, and Betty J. Riggs, Rutland. Drawn lor the petit Jury were Pauline Barr, Reedsville; Kenneth Welsh, Pomeroy Route 4; Robert G. Hart, Racine; Harold Brewer, Long Bottom; Violet Smith,_ ~ Bottom; Frances Reed, Reedsville; Judy Pape, Syracuse; Clyde Ferrell, Pomeroy Route 4; Millon Tuttle, Pomeroy; Claudie Hale, Dexter ; David W. Haggy, Middleport Route I; Opal Diddle, Racine Route 2; Daniel Hensler, Hacine ; Glen T. Crisp, Langsville; Earl Phillips, Pomeroy Route 4; Thomas E. Smith, Pomeroy ; Waiter E. France, Rutland ; Erwin Gloeckner, · Racine ; Ileen Swain, Reedsville ; Allen Penn, Albany Route 3; Jean Patterson, l\fiddleport; Robert Holliday, Dexter; Sara R. Rupe, Middleport Route 1; Kathy N. Jordan, Pomeroy Route 3; Ronald E. Bolen, Albany Route 3; William Fetty, Pomeroy ; Marcia Dennison, Rutland ; Brenda Johnson, Langsville ; Charles Hoffner, Pomeroy; Helen Jeffers, Albany Route 2; Rose N. Patterson, Rutland; Gary B. Reed, Reedsville; Mary Howell, Pomeroy Route 4; George B. Skinner, Pomeroy; Glen Stout, Long Bottom ; Oma Starkey, Pomeroy Route 4; Earl S. Shaffer, Pomeroy Route 4; Tessie Wells, Reed· · sville ; Don A. Cotterill, Rutland Route I, and Nancy Buckley, Reedsville. Dog show planned A dog show . in two age dJvisions will be staged at the Rock Springs fairgrounds at 6 p.m. Wednesday as a part of junior fair activities. Dogs will be shown· by "juniors," six to 14, and "seniors," 14 and over. best all-around dog. The entry fee Is 50 eenta. The coupon below is to be !lent to Bobbie Archer, 545 s. Sourth St., Middleport, or the information telephoned to Carol Ohlinger, 992·3472. All entries must be in by 4 p.m. on Wed· nesday, Aug. 15. Ail animals must have immunization papers. The show Is being staged by the. Girl Scouts. Residents wishing to register are to ·[iii out the following fonn and see that it reaches Miss Archer or Mrs. Ohlinger. Categories to he judged for juniors showing their dogs will include best dressed, prettiest and shaggiest, with first, second and third place ribbons lllld prize money to,be awarded. Classes for the lll!niors include most obedient and best groomed with first, second and PLENTY TO SEE PT. PLEASANT - VIsitors third place ribbons and prize to the Masoo County Fair today money and one pdze for tlle and tomorrow still have a chance to see pleoty11f activity with the Market Hog Sale and Name _ _ __ _ _ __ Age_ Baby Beef sales taking place tonight and cuntests and shows Address Phone on Saturday's agenda. Breed of Dog _.::,.___ _ _ _ __ Ralph Mayes, son of Mr. and Mrs . Edison Mayes of Class entered Gallipolis Ferry, exhibited lbe Grand Olampion Hog that will be sold tonight in the livestock arena In lbe Market Hog Sale scheduled for 7:30 p. m. Following this, in lbe same Meigs County children from The entry fee Is 50 cents and area, presentation will be age 3 through 7 are invited to entries are to be mailed to made ol the Fair Scholarship become prince and princess Nancy Buskirk, '1!YI Lincoln St., Award. candidates for the annual Middleport, or may 1>1! made by Meigs County Junior Fair. _ calling Mrs. Carol Ohllnger at Aprince and princess will be 992-3472. There can be no enselected Wednesday, Aug. IS, l:ies accepted after 4 p.m. on in front of the grandstand. All Wednel!day, Aug. 15, the day of contestanis will participate in the event. the parade and are to meet at An entry blank follows for the grandstand at 6 in the conveni ence of those I preparation for the 7 p.m. • wishing to regiBter. To be a event. Each winner will winner, a contestant must be pres.en.t. A chai n saw contest with $90 rece ive a $5 cash prize. in cash prizes to be awarded the lop lh•·ee. winners in three PRINCE AND PRINCESS CONTEST cihsses will be held at I p.m. Meigs Junior Fair Snlurday, Aug. i8, as a part of the llOlh Meigs County Fair. Name Age . Sex The conwsl, open to any type of chain saw, offers these Address _~--------­ clnsscs, two cubic inches and Parents or guardian under; 2.1 cubic inches to 4 cubic inches, nnd an unlimited class. Contestanls using 1(). inch by 10-inch squared limbel'S will make one cut down, ~ E-R SQUAD AIDS CHAMBER MEETS one cui up and another cut The Pomeroy Emsrgency A meeUng of the Pomeroy down, or a total of three cuts. Squad was·tailed at 10:25 a.m., Chamber of Co.mmerce will be Culs must be wlth i'n the Thurl!day, to 118 Laurel St. lor held at i2 noon, Tuesday, at the lour inch inlcrvnls marked on Mrs. Mark Haley who was· Meigs Inn. the tllllbers. taken to Veterans Memorial Anyone intm·ested In taking part can contect the fair board · Hospital, treated and released. At 12 noon the squad was LOCAL TEMPS offlee or Marvin King, C. W. called to assist Harold King, The teinperature In down· Henderson or Rex Shenefield. Pomeroy, who was transported town Pomeroy at II a.m. Prizes of $15, $10 and $5 will be to V eterans Memorial Hospital was 78 degl'ftl with Friday awanled in each class. Enlry and admitted. rain' falling . Icc is $1 . Young royalty wanted Cash prizes of $9(Loffered in sawzng contest �2- The Dally Sentml, Muldlcp<lrt Pomero) 0 Anl\llsiiO 1971 & THINGS , Nixon, Agnew in split? WASHINGTON 1UPil ~ ' Preatdent Nixon htl the ~ eelling ' when lte learned Vtce • Ptemdent SPIJ"o T Agnew was under tnvesttgatton tn an alleged Maryland ktckback ' scheme and tried to llllk Agnew '• out of holdmg a news conferen ' '! ce, W1]ite House sources sotd today I ; •' ' •''• ,. ~ ~ ~. •• • t • An 11 angry" Ntxon, the sources satd, told Agnew at a meehng they held Tuesda) that silence was a better posture than holdtng J news conference Agnew, however, told Ntxon he felt he should go ahead wtth the news conference, the sources satd The vtce president held the con!er"'lce Wednesday, descnb1ng t.te allegations of bttbery ex- Ntxon £or ,m hour .md ~5 tortion, ronspu acy and Lax mmuh $ 1\tcstt~•Y C\t.!fllllg Hr dcscubed t11~11 dlscusston as evRSIOn as damned hes ' Ole source ••ud pf Ntxon s fm reachmg but dcdmcd to re,lchon "hen he learil('d or ,uuphfy thr 1emark Agnew flew rtmrsday to Agnew s troubles that he htl Cahfot tllcl for what starr mem the cmhng ' l'he Wlule House sources bers s.ud were a couple of sotd Ntxon plans to let 'Ah"'"w da)S u!f tl'he v1ce prei:nd£>nt was ex~ stand ,Uone m h•s defense peeled to sta) ,It Palru Spnngs agatnst the allegattons Agnew Ca lif , unttl Sull[la y lie tndtcated .11 the news confer ence he ts preparctj to do this frequenllv spends hts ft•'e tune at the resort ,, where smger I thmk t11e vtce prestdent of Frank Sinatra and some other the Umtcd States should stand close frtends have homes on h1s own fe~t," Agnew satd Eaaher 1'hursday, the WashSo ram not spending my lime tngton Stat-News repotled that lookmg around to see who 1s Agnew s allot neys m New supporttng me I am de!~ndm g York and Waslungton " ere myself ' explormg the posstbthl) of a Agnew Meets 1\lth Nixon claun of '"nslltut1onal unAgnew satd he met wtlh mumty for Agnew Should \ ~ . r ~ •• ' ~ ~ '•.~. •i ~ ~ ... • L L ••• • ..~ r ••• •• ~ '~ r 'r r •• ••' •~ ' ~' • MEMBERS OF MASON SENIOR CITIZENS d1splay a quilt that they are presenu~ workmg on durtng theu- weekly meettngs The group, sometunes numbenng as many as 20, work at vanous crafts tn addillon to qmltmg, and prepare thetr own dmners m thetr meetmg house m Mason Shown wtth the qu!ltare, front row, I r Suste Clemons, Emma Ryan,and Edna Burns, back row, Zelma Hunter, Clara Roush, Rhoda Yeager, and Ivah Ba!ley, CAP al(ie ,,' by tho• edllor N.:n( " nmkf· slit h n <'lmm und should r"trrul pro"''' nlora go tdaeud wtlh llwtr case, the t'O ntts pt Qtxlbl)• would l•tve to resulv<• ,\ny conflic ts Some observers felt that ~new s pel rormunce m his llCI)'S conference had arklcd to Ius stnlut c, m the eyes of the pubhc ond the press NIXon Lotk1) """at his Cmnp Davtd Md 1et1e•t With h1s dosest mlvtsers prepurmg his pubhc response to Watergate charges that have damaged hts second adtmmstratton ' Tough" Stance ForL'Cast Some olhts aades believe that Ntxon "'ll take a 'tough" stance m a televtsed address to the nalton whtch may be delivered on prune tune Tuesdal 01 Wednesday evemng 111ey noted that Ntxon hopes to focus on the bl oad ptcture, pomtmg up hts past act'Omphshments, and brandtng Wa tergate preoccupallon as ' 1mean, petty , vtctous and ummportant, ' as he sa1d m his toast recently to Japanese Prtme Mmtster Kakue1 Tanaka Wtth Nixon at Camp Davtd were Gen Alexander M Hatg Jr Whtle House ch!Cf of staff, speechwrtter Ray Pnce, press secretary Ronald L Ztegler and conftdenlta l secretary Rose Mary Woods He was away from the Wh1te House when lawyers for the Senate Invesllgatmg commtttee served a ctv!l smt to the Prestdent s attorneys demandmg access to tapes of Watergate-related pres1denltal conversations Ronald Rotunda, James K Hamtlton and W!lham Mayton spent about 20 mtnutes tn the offices of Whtte House lawyers, J Fred Buzhardt, Leonard Garment and Douglas M Parker "We flied a complamt and we served tt,' smd Hamilton when he emerged from the Execultve O!ftce Bwldtng A Whtte House spokesman sa1d the legal counsel s offtce would respond tn the proper forwn " Ht•. o<lton tii'OUIId Ut ~ muntry to Vice President Spiro T N(n<•w's >iml ~Up news conferenc-e Wednesd11y ho~ been good He had the intestinal you know what to come before 1V cwnerllli, nosey, sus1ncto11s re1l0rtersund Uto Watergate-dunmed senses of AtnertcH 's mllhons to :;ay, "It's a damn lle," S]leaktng of current ofhd al allegaUons he has been playmg hanky panky with con· tract awards in Mnryland, his home state Whatever the courts decide .lbout the Vtce Prestdent, the contrast between how he has reacted to charges and how hts boss has c'lmduct•'ll htntsel! after Wotergate ts clear And healthy lor Uu• (.'Ountry 1HERE IS WIDE INTEREST m the suceessor to the late !.m ry Motrtson "" assistant supermtendent of Meigs Local Schools Titc hour IS growing late, as classes will begin a couple of weeks from 1 uesday, and S.Upt George Hargraves needs a right-hand man The list of applicants for the job has to be one of the year's best kept secrets We do not have It Names have been bandied about, but none can be mentioned here To mentlon one - or more - would not be fatr Let tl sufftce to observe that the selectton ts another indicatiOn of the v1tal role local school boards have In the conduct of pubhc afrrurs Thetr cbo1ce has to be good HAVE YOU HEARD THAT the Metgs County Fa1r ta)les off next Tuesday for tis JIOth flight? Thousands of oor folks, young and old, are Involved m preparmg for It Our annual "Fatr Edlhon" comes off the press Saturday mornmg for Monday distnbulton It will have 40 tablotd pages chock full of our fute adverllsers' nollces and wtll feature mformatton abo~t the fatr prepared by Bob and Charlene Hoefltch and Jo Elle~ Diehl Staffer Kabe Crow lS on vacation thiS week, but had a hand tn some of the earlier work Thts year's editton's cover page Will feature a ltvely scene from the 1972 sulky races Why do we select a ptclure of that category? We ve trted others A few years ago the edttor even cajoled Prosecuttng Attorney Bernard Fultz to fly hun over the fairgrounds where ptctures were taken of the beauttful Rock Sprmgs layout ( 4x5 graphic, through the wwdow of Bernard's atrcraft) One was used on the tab's cover, a selectton which attracted com· mendation But you can't ever please everyone , there was a carpmg or two' We hope you w1ll hke this Fatr Edt lion, cover and all Of the "actton" events at the fatr, the horse races have to be out front Umque tn southeastern Ohto county fau-s, the races attract hundreds, perhaps thousands of people to our fatr who otherwtse mtght stt it out That's really why a race ptcture makes Page One of our tab Fatr Edillon More bodies found Shenff John Hoyt of san HOUSTON (UP!) - Pollee found two more bodtes today Augustine County satd the two buned m three-foot-deep bodies found at the lake had graves 1n an East Texas pme been burted for "about six forest, ra1stng to 21 the nwnber weeks " They were wrapped m of murder vtcttms- all clear, plastic bags and covered believed young boys who were wtth lune-llke most of the tortured, sexually abused and other vtctuns discovered over killed by a bachelor eleclrtctan the past three days One of the two teen-agers and two teen-aged accused In the killings told "assistants " The f1rst two bodtes found police Thursday they w1ll find today were dug up near about 30 bodies If so, tt would be the worst mass murder m U on pnce ratses before that date Broaddus, Tex , on the shores S htstory of Lake Sam Rayburn 125 mtles ts "a pollltcal declston, and I thmk It's a very stupid one " north of Houston Ford Also m Chicago Also 1n Ch1cago, but at a separate news conference, Ford saJd, ' I beheve the cun-ent beef s1tuatton 1s so chaot1c that tt 1s essenttal the cetltng be hfted before Sept 12 ' ~ The retatl cost of a famtly , food market basket from Apnl .:B} Helen Bottel to June of this year rose to an '· '· annual raie of $1,497, up 6 per ' cent from the ftrst quarter and Loose Ends Need ,.Nols" 15 per cent from a year earher, Dear Helen the Agr~culture Department's Since my stster re!tred from her job a year ago she has economtsts satd 1n a report made a pest of herself She calls me every day, whtch IS all rtght The government economtsts But if I happen to be out, I get the third degree later I must exalso satd consumers can expect platn where I was, why, etc more pr1ce boosts thts fall Yesterday 1 had a pte tn the oven, and look time to remove tt because of h1gher raw farm before I answered the phone She sarcastically wondered why I product pr1ces and mcreased let the phonermg ftve times H the hne ts busy, she demands who mtddlemen's charges the H-I was talltmg to After all I DO have other frtends, but Addmg all those factors she makes me feelgwlty if I'm not ather beck and call, lncludmg together, 1973 reta1l food pnces her m everythtng are expected to average 18 to 22 Idon'twantaftght,andlrealizeshetSatlooseends,buthow per cent above 1972, lite to keep my temper? - MRS QUESTIONED BLUE department satd I De M Q B ar rs Those ' loose ends" need a few "nots " Like "Do NOT become a querulous old party JUSt because you're retired " "Do NOT depend on relatives for all your outstde contacts " "Do NOT ask ques!tons you'd resent I! they were asked of you" Aim your stster toward orgaruzatlons for retired people, mtroduce her to smgle frtends, get Iter interested m volunteer l esso r You sll!l hdve u lot to work, and don't be afratd of a ltttle constructive crttlctsm She ltdr n I he Prolc ssor Wttli n ght as needs 1t 1- H +++ .il ~a vs Sht ll tile ~; a s t and We st hands and th e stu den t s Dear Helen plav would have Jailed hut the Ever s1nce the mmtSter pronounced us "man and wife' (not f'r otcssoJ would hi.IYC made the "HUSBAND and wtfe"), I've been the little also-ran in the hund Alter ca shmg l\1..0 trump s he ~ould have led a family No matter what I accomplish, It Isn't nearly as great as 'luh to th< a<e rulfed a club a HIS accomplishments I must make sure he wins most of the d1 amond Lo the queen lo r ut I u tame (whenever we compete), or he sulks st:(.: und < lub i.l d1 rm ond to the I mustn't talk about my job, but only listen to accounts of HIS ktn g to 1utf dumm v s last cluh work Vel he expects me to work, ashe likes the extra money \\ rt h h1 s lns t trump I'm used to stgninv my name second on credit statements and rhc n IH would cnlc r dumm~ V.l tlt the king or hea r ts and stock proxies (even though It was MY earnings which bought the stock) dt a ~ t'asl s last trum p But tt's the last straw when, after a tough week at the office, I I Il ls play kn o wn.~ ~ c1 du m my 1cv1rsul would have led spend all Saturday cleaning - only to have my well-rested tu 111 c xt1;,~ trt <k 11 dtJm ond s husband greet guests at the door with "Please excuse the house IJ ld hf Uk ( n ~ land WiJS S UI e My wtfe Isn't very domestic" - as 1f dusting the top of the fnc a s ICHIH i.J S t1u rn p ~ hn>ke J 2 refrtgerator was my most Important function - ACCOUNT md dtiiiiOIId:"i not '11 01!5C lb,m 4 EXECUTIVE AT WORK, MERE WIFE AT HOME 2 Big crops won't he much h~lp • ''• ' By MATHIS CHAZANOV United Press International The Agrtculture Department today sa1d the cost of food m the Umted States durmg the second quarter of thts year was 15 per cent h1gher than tl was tn 1972 The department also sa1d the productton of wheat, corn and • soybean crops will set new w: records lhts year, but experts saJd priCeS probably w1ll not f come down because the btg " crops are less than had heen i ... ::: •• :; l... ~ •• • •• ..: • "" • 0/( I •' ~ ..• • :, ' ~ ~ ~ •• •'• •[ L expected In other developments - Sens Hubert H Humphre) , D Mmn , and House Minonty Leader Gerald Ford, R M1ch , called lor lifttng the pnce freeze on beef before Sept 12 - Prestdent Ntxon accepted a comprom1se wtth Congress on a new farm btll that ad muustratton ofltc1als say w1ll be the k1ck-off for a full-scale dnve to tncrease food supphes H1gher productton could mean Racine Social Events Rev Walter P Btkacson, Mrs MarJone Grunm and Mrs Gretta Stmpson attended a trustee meeltng of R10 Grange Assoctalton at Wellston Mr and Mrs Corlls Bradford of Wooster spent a few days w1th Mr and Mrs Clarence Bradford They recetved word of the death of Mrs Bradford's mother Mr and Mrs Otis Batley and Lots spent the weekend m Prospect wtth Mr and Mrs Albert Wtgal and were dmner guests, Sunday, of Mr and Mrs Charley Sm1th at Greenwich Dale Roush spent the weekend m Columbus w1 th hts son, Davtd and family and to see hts new grandson, Ben Jamm Davtd Roush Mrs Ruth Elhs of Columbus was a guest of M1ss Ed1th Hayman on Fnday Mrs Grace Knder spent a week wtth Mr and Mrs Vtrgtl King at Kmgsbury Mrs Garrett Ctrcle ts vtsttmg relattves m Wester vtlle Mr and Mrs Btll McKenzte, Phtltp, Jeff and Joste of Gallipolis were dtnner guests Thursday of Mr and Mrs Roy R1ffle Mtss Ktm Taylor and brother Vaughn of Gallipolis are vlstlmg thetr grandparents, Mr and Mrs Frank Cleland and Mr and Mrs Taylor Mr and Mrs N1rl Baker and daughter LISa, of Colwnbus, spent the weekend w1th her mother, Mrs Anna Wmes and were dmner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Steve Cleland ! ' ~ WIN AT BRIDGE HOSPITAL NEWS Helen Help Us. Student's play not the best ~0 11111 'll) Ill + IO Ka Holzer Medical Center (DIScharged) Matthew VanMeter , John Worley , Wtlllam Rawson, Henry Pterce Eleanor Walker, • Oma Tama ce llt , Madonna •' 'I Perry, James Htll, Lona Gould, ,.-,,.-'--'-"-. Nora Ftnley Kenn eth H I • The Da1~ Sentinel Burton, Jerry Alestnre Jr 1 l DEVOTED TO THE Phthp Rt chmond Frances INJEREST OF Warman , Lawrence Wtlcoxen , MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL I Jerry Ward Nolan Thornton ROaE~~·~ledFLICH Mrs 1homas TheiSS and Coty Edotor daughter Conme Snyder En c P u bliSh (' d dally except SaturdaY by The Ohio Valley Russe 11 p au l Rous h Haze 1 Pubi1 Sh 1ng Company 111 Seaman Ernest Plnkerman Cou rt St Pomeroy Oh 10 ~S769 Bvsm ess Olf tce Phone Lots Osbourne Tommy Moss, 992 l l56 Ed110r1al Phone 992 v1vtan Moore, Dorothy Lang ' 2157 ,. Scc; ond class postag o pa1d at don, Vrrg1l Lambert, Lura 1 Pomeroy Ohio • Not•onal adv cr t ls np Kmght, Elma Hoschar, r ep rc sen lttt lvc 8ottlnell1 Jereme Hardin , mfant Ga ll ~tgher Inc q East 42nd 51 NCW York Ci ty New Yor~ dltugM~I of Dnmel Gl eenc, Sub sc rlpii On rates Berne til ]' fill t CaJ o1yn I ynon, Delivered bv cnr r cr whore ave/table 55 cents per week Darrell Cox Leslte Brewer, By Motor Floute where car r1cr service not available One Eva Bmley month 12 By mo ll in Ohio ond (Births) w va One year $16 S1x montt1s months sa so Three Mrs Davtd Hea ton , 8 monthS! S5 50 Etsowhere 118 daughter, Pomeroy, Mrs veer ! x months $9 So three 9ntno , S6 Subocrtptlon Larry Murray a son, ICe lnclude5 Sunday T1mes , enllnet Ewmgton, and Mrs Thomas Mayes, a daughter Henderson ~ lower prtces New Highs - Wheat futli'res clunbed to new h1ghs on the Mtdwesl commodity exchanges for the mnth day m a row - Mextcan grocers along the border wtth Cahforma were preparmg for another weekend rush of U S shoppers eager to buy beef at pr1ces rangmg from 60 cents a pound for ground chuck to $1 15 a pound for steak - All 55 kosher butchers tn Pittsburgh satd they would close for a week starttng Monday because of the htgh cost of beef and poultry - The Ideal Bakery Com pany of Jacksonvllle, m' satd tl wtll close lhts weekend because the cost of tngredtents has gone up as much as 50 per cent and there ts no lard to be had hecause meat packers are also closmg Humphrey speakmg m Chtcago, satd the government's refusal to relax the ban ' K·5 t K'I H + o\ 11113 roAst + !.1 73 ¥ IIIIH4 t IU4 ~E S l t til ¥ 49h • J 9" ~ K IOH 4 + +<1 752 S(JUlll t AK(} 14 ' \ 11 t Hi rl~ +I ~ UJ Ill Suu )l l \ ulm r 1l1 il ~\es t !\iorlh I t~l I+ 1'1 "!-. 1 ~ ~:i z:--~ Pu s~ 4. 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''"" <+ "'" ) I II !\111111 !111ld +'I ~ 1, 4 2 , 2 +A 1 +A K 9 1 1 t ''' I' "' 2~ t I+ \\h1 1d'v tldn niJ'n \ Hid lh ~ t luh;, \o liU nmciH •s: tor g '"' " IUIJAV s QU s I10 , ln <t t "' nl bitldlnK two rtl" nmnds vn u1 p 1rtn 11 111 ., r n"(!d vou 111 !You ' '""''' 11h11 rt , '"" do""" "'" 1, •• 3- The Daily Ncntlt~l M!ddleport-l'umt roy, 0 , 1\u~Wlt 10 1973 McRae swings BY PAUL CRABT~EE (Jke the good Lord the Ohio Department of iliJlhways moves tn truly mysterious ways, Its wond ·rs to l)erform Jake U S Route~. as" goode•amr~ 1 the Ohio I'm not Now os a resident on the south s ' o ' rst getting t~to a case of the pol calling the kettle black ~tIts lwo ' U!C Ohio portion of U S 35 Is better than the West V rgl~8 r~; tton at Its best In fact we're still waittng on thisslde oft r v d for P.rmanent repalrs'to be made to an earth slip whtch occurre durmg the winter of 1968-69, down below Winfield e What I can't-understand Is the curtous togte empluyed bb th highway hternrchy of my native Slate tn upgrading thiS usy ° htghway f a smtdgln of A few years ago, anyone tn possess1on oonupun sense could see that the regton northwest ol Galli~lls was ·~!_landing by leapa and bounds, growing Into) a ma or suburb ced 1 te the Not too long after that, plans were announ tore oca Holzer Medtcal Center tn thts neighborhood, and It now occuptes 1ts beauttful new home , smack m the mtddle of the stlll•owlng areaConstruclton of a !our-lane stretch of htghway would seem to be top priority, m vtew of this expanston It would lte neatly mto ths bypass that now hnks U S 35 to the new Silver Memorial Bridge Instead, a four-lane htghway was completed from Centervtlle mto Jackson - an area wtthout many people or vehicles, past, present or future And U S 35 ts sttll a two lane road outstfe Galhpolls, as we latow, whteh ts sllll inadequate The Sltualton showed tis worst s1de on the last day of the Gallia Coonty Junior Fatr earlier m the month Desptte the valiant efforts of a crew of sheriff's deputies, State Htghway Patrol personnel, along wtth generally-obedtent motortsts, a masstve trafftc Jam resulted about dusk, with traffic commg from the bypass backed up for ball a mtle or more, and progress m the other du-ection - toward Galhpolls and the bypass - slowed to a crawl The policemen perspired, the drtvers fwned, arid a few radtators bmled Sure, I latow that thts was Just one pertod durmg one day of the year, but tl's ludtcrous, somehow, to come rollwg off the bypass at 60 mtles an hour, and then be stuck for two or three mtles m a 45-mph zone Not trag1c, not tembly mconvenient JUSt totally tllogtcal There are other places on the highway where the wisdom of the Htghway Department seems equally subject to questiOn Around Jackson, for example, the highway leads one rtght through the c1ty, on some of the narrowest streets tn the world, and around a sertes of mexphcable turns and a string of trafftc ltghts A bypass of Jackson, hke the one Galhpohs, has, seems badly needed, but there lS none Yet, ten mtles west of the clty, m a sparsely-populated area, the road people, In their mumftcence has built four or five miles of delightful div1ded four-lane pavement, wh1ch begms at no parltcular place, and ends JUS! as confusingly I'm not really mad, just puzzled, because 11 seems to me Ohto could spend tis money more wtsely, and on areas of more crttical need, than tt does And after all, I'm shll watttng for that 1969 earth sllp to be fixed on thts s1de of the rtver Television Log FRIOAY, AUG 10,1973 6 oo - News 3 4 8 10 15 Truth or Conseq 6 Sesame St 20 lnSJght 33 ABC News 13 6 30 - NBC News 3 4 15 ABC News 6 CBS News S, 10 I Dream of Jeannie 13 Lilias Yoga and You 33 7 oo- What s My Line 8 Truth or Con seq 3 Beat the Clock 4 News 6 10 Elec Co 20 Wild Kingdom 13 Tom Jones 15 .Y.an Builds Man Destroys 33 30 - To Telllhe Truth 6 Parent Game10 Beatlhe Clocl 13 Porter Wagoner 3 Young Dr Kildare 4 Evil Touch 8 World Press 33 The Session 20 8 00 - Sanford 8. Son 3 Brady Bunch 6 13 60 Mtnutes 10 Washmgton Week m Revlew 20 33 Pro Football B H1gh School Football 4 15 8 30- Ltttle People 3 Odd Couple 13 World Press 20 Black 7 Perspective on the News 33 9 oo - Roses Masterp1ece Theatre 33 3 Room 22 6 13 Movies The Subrect was Seven Seas to Calais 10 Pmk Floyd 20 9 30 - Corner Bar 13 10 oo - News 20 Handlut of Ashes 33 B J and Eddie Outward Bound 6 13 10 30 - Woman 33 PGA Highllahts 6 13 11 oo ~ News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 11 3Q-Johnny Carson 3 4 .ts Dock Cavett 6 Movtes Cry of the Banshee a The tncredrbly Strange Creatures Who Stopped L1vmg and Became Mi xed Up Lombres 10 1 OO - M1dnlght Speclal3 4 Movie Amazmg Dr G 13 1 15- MoVIe 'Horror Hotel 10 2 30 - News 4, 13 SATURDAY, AUG 11 1973 6 00 - Modern Almanac 10 6 ~ - TV Classroom 8 Kentucky Afield 13 Fallh For Today 7 00 - Neighbors 13 Farm Front 4 Fun For Everyone 6 Treehouse Club 8 10 7 15 - Woman s Point of Voew 13 7 30 _ Man from COS I 10 Farmbrook 3 Treehouse Club 13 Sesame St 20 Gospel 6 Abbolf 8. Costello Juvenlle1Jury 4 8 00 - Houndcats 3 4 151 Pufnstuf 13 Jakes Place 6 Bugs 8 3~unn~:m~~ Holidays 3 4, 1s Ja ckson Five 6 13 Sabrina Teenage Witch 8 Popeye 10 Mr Rogers 20 9 00 - Jelson 3 4 15 Osmonds 6 13 AmaZing Chan 8 10 Sesame St 20 9 30 - Pink Panther 3 4 15 Movies That Girl In Wonderland 6 iJ Guess Who s Knott Comong to Dinner 8 10 10 oo - Underdog 3 4 15 Elec Co 20 10 30 - Barkleys 3 4 15 Brady Kids 6 13 Mister Rogers 20 Josle & The Pussycats m Outer SpaceS 10 11 oo - Brother Buzz 6 Sesame St 20 Sea Lab 3 4 15 Bewlt ched 13 Fllnlstones Comedy Hour B 10 11 30 - Kid Power 6 13 Runaround 3 4 15 12 00 - Elec Co 20 Funkr Phamtom 6 13 Around the World In 80 Days 3 4 15 Arch ie s TV Funnies 8 10 12 30- Talking wllh a Glanl3 4 15, Ltdsvllle 6 i3 Fat Albert 8. The Cosby Kids 8 10 1 00 - CBS Film Festival 8 10 Celebrity Bowling 4 Lassie 15 Beatles 3 Monkeys 6 13 1 30 - Johnny Bench 4 Parent Game 3 American Bandstand 6 13 To be announced 15 2 00 - Soul Train 6 Tarzan 13 Green Acres 13 Baseball Pre gameShow3 4 15 Tobeannovnced8 PopeyeiO 2 15 - Baseball 3 4 1S 2 30 - Movie March of Wooden Soldiers' tO 3 00 - Walt Till Your Father Gets Home13 Sea World 6 To be announced a 3 30 - W•deWorldo( Sports 6 13 VlrglnlanB 4 00 - Sesame St 33 Black Omnibus 10 5 00 - Mlsler Rogers 33, Green Acres 33 Block Omnibus 10 Green Acres 3, Wrestling 81 Death Valley Days 10 PGA Championship 6 13 Doctor In Ihe House 4 Western Theatre 15 5 30 - Country Carnival 3 Dick Van Dyke 4 Great Roads of America 10 Electric Cornpany 33 6 00 - News 3 4 8 Mak ing Th ings Grow 33 Movie Meet Me In Las Vegas 10 To be announced 1S 6 15 - A Look a! the Book 15 6 30 - NBC News 3 4 1S Beverly Hillbillies 8 News6 Sewing Skill• Tailoring 33 Reasoner Report 13 7 00 - You Asked For It 3 Hee Haw 6 8 Lawrence Welk 4 15 World ol Survlvol 13 Aae ol Anxiety 33 Dear Executive-Wife 7 30 - Nashville Music 3 Amozlng World of Kreskln 13 Catch Why don't you buy your husband a subscription toMS and 33 stop playing up to his misplaced ego? Only a very " low· 8 00 - All In the Fami ly 8 10 Portr ldge Fom lly 6 13 The Session 33 Jarrett 3 4 15 consciousness" man would mslst his wife work, but give her no 8 30 - Bridget Loves Bernie 8 10 Paul Lynde 6 13 An nghls as hts equal - H American Family 33 9 00 - Mary Tyler Moore 8 10 Burns & Schreiber 6 13 9 30- BobNowhorl3 10 OurStroet33 Partners tnCrlme3 4 Dear Helen 1l ' This Is the mother of Ttmothy Copeland, who can't walll yet, 10 00 - Jigsaw 13 Movie ' Only Two Ca n Play' 61 Ml ulon but ha~ thousands of new frlehtls, thanks to your column TI1e Impossible 8 10 Tho Coming Asunder o! Jimmy Bright 33 response to th c )etter a bouthls~cclder~ an_d long rehabilitation 11 OO - News4 B 10 13 Mtdnlgh! Spectol 15 II 15 - News has been tremendous He has six large cartOns of mall I Ou r problem Is that we can'tanswer all of It, though we'd like 11 30 - Movies Joe Butterlly' 3 Tho French Line'' 41 ' Devil Doll 8 'The Trouble Wlih Glr lo 10 Man Modo Monotor ' to So could you please put a big "Thank You I" from Timmy In 13 12 00 - ABC News 6 Helen Help Us? He SBO happy with his letter1 12 IS - Movie ' Night Monster" 6 Stor In Ihe Du•l ' 31 Our family now realizes how many wonderful people there Strangler of Blackman Castle 13 are, who care about their fellowman I IS - Movie My Forbidden Pul' 4 30 - Movie Yoogary Monster From the Deep 13 7 lnddenlally, Timmy Is home from the h08pltal, and out 2 45 - Movie ~ether Takes a Wl!o'' 4 playing hd,.hall (in his wheel~ halr) - MRS A COPELAND 3 30 - News 13 ' '~ Today's · ?~ Rol\tals past Sox : J ' ''o-~/.,/·~~ .-/''/. ,~,;:>,;.:> , ,1 Two Braves chase * ~ home ·run records Sport: Parade l!y Milton Rl1 hman ' Ul't Spor!H F.clilur • ', By FRED DOWN on Steve Bu.<by got crc'llit for ~ NEW YOI\K ( Ul' t 1- Yuu wouldn't ca ll Utarlle fox und 1orn UP! Sport& Writer the win WIUI Doug Btrd pltI.asorda a couple of kttls Tiley don I exactly quahfy a.• members Surprise contenders like the chmg the last I 1 ~ lnnlnKa lor Kansas City Royals begin to hts mnlh save of the Pepsi Generation You'd be more bkely to call them what they are Apair of old dream wonderful dreams when Mtke Cuellar pitched a stxthey see fellows like Hal httler and •truck out 10, ralsmg bucks Certainly too old to get out there und start fighting in front McRae win key games his record to 9 12 for the of everybody IM way they did last Saturday In san f ranrlsco's McRae, a•'Qutred from Ute Orioles, who dealt the rwms Candlesllck Park ctncinnalt Reds last wtntcr, Bert Blyleven his lith loss Charlie Fox, who manages the Giants, 1!15!, and rom I.asorda, bas a way of playing hts best agamsl 14 wins Tommy Da\'lS the thtrd base coach for the Dogers, ts ~6 with everyone else is uptight homered tn the f1rst tnnin g for The fight they had, if you'd culltt that, turned out hke oome Thursday night, he drove In the Or~oles' f1rst run and baseball trades-good for both stdes To understand why, you two runs with a triple and a Baltin10re tallted agatn tn the have to know some of the background homer ~nd made a game- thtrd when Merv Hettenmund On Friday mght, the night before Fox and Lasorda tangled, the saving ~a tch in the stxlh trtpled and crossed the plate Dodgers whtpped the Gtants, 3.0, on a three-httter by Andy lnnmg as the Royals when Davts struck out on a Messersmtth beat the Boston Red Sox, 3-2 wtld pltch Ehas Sosa, theu- 23-year-old smkerballer from the Domtmcan The victory gove the Royals a B1ll 9\arp's third homer of Repubhc, mopped up lor the Giants tn tbat game Lasorda latows one-game lead over the tdle the season came tn the nmth Oakland A's m the American innmg and gave Whtte Sox Sosa well He has a reputatton for commg too close to our httlers " says Le;tgue's Western Div!Slon rehef star Cy Acosta hts The , Balllmore Onoles seventh wm whtle taggmg 18- the Dodgers' coach 'Not only up here, but also down m Santo defeated the Minnesota Twms, game wwner Joe Coleman of Domingo where I had a Iotta Dodger players last wmter I don't 2-1, and look over ftrst place tn the Ttgers wath hts nlnth latow where he gets thiS, from (Juan) Mancha! or somebody the East, the Uucago Whtte defeat Ed Herrmann had two else, but I remember hlm doing the same thmg when he was Sox shaded the Detroit Tigers, hits for the Whtte Sox while pltchmg for the Escogtdo club and I was managmg Licey 5-4, and the Mtlwaukee Tony Taylor, W1llie Horton Anyway, he threw a couple pttches under Messersmith's chm Brewers mpped the Cal1fornta Btll Freehan and Aurelio f'riday Messersmtth S3ldsomethmg and took a few steps toward Angels, 6-5, in other AL games !Wdnguez had two htts each htm Both dugouts emptied, but nothing more happened When Nahonal League scores were for the Tigers play resumed, I got on Sosa from the coachtng box about Dave May's two..-un homer throwmg at our players " Montreal S san Francisco 3, Atlanta 8 St Lows 6, Los wtth two out In the bottom of A Day Later Angeles I New York 0 and San the nmth hfted the Brewers to Now tl's a day later, saturday Diego )0 Philadelphia 9 tn 11 the1r wtn over the Angels Jim The Gtants are taking batting prachce Cbarhe Fox ts leanmg Slaton pttched a nme-lutter to on the battmg cage watching his hitters when he happens to Innings McRae ts hitttng 205 for the rruse h1s record to 8-9 for the notiCe Tom Lasorda walking by season but has 19 hits m h1s last Brewers whlle Rudy May What are you gettmg on my p1tchers for ?" says Fox 59 at bats for a 322 average suffered hts lith setback "Because he's throwtng at too many of our players, ' answers and says he's httting better agatnSt seven vtclortes Lasorda, meanmg Sosa "because I've changed my "Don't get on hliD agam," snaps Fox stance '' '!'It get on hun any t1111e I want "snaps back Lasorda McRae tripled home a run Meanwhtle, Lasorda notices Mtke Sadek, one of the Gtants' and scored on Rtck Retchardt's catchers, standing on the other stde of the battmg cage sadek ts sacrifice fly tn the second ma good frtend of Lasorda's even though he works for the hated mng and opened the fourth Gtants mnmg wtth his fourth homer of 'Where were you when both teams came chargtng out last the season He saved the game night? " Lasorda asks Sadek "I was looking lor you " m the stxth when he made a Why dtdn't you look for me?" cuts m Fox leapmg stab agamst the nghl Because you're too old," says Lasorda field wall of a drtve by Orlando 'I'm st1ll young enough to whlp you reat qmck, 'Fox says Cepeda With two out and two WILMINGTON, Ohto (UPI) "Then come on, ' says Lasorda - Kenny Anderson will be the Charlie Fox accepts the mv1tal!on, the two got at 11 for less than starting quarterback for ths Our Interest Is Cmcmnatt Bengals when they a mtnute before the whole thmg IS broken up and from there on ) Greater For. You meet the Phtladelphta Eagles the accounts of the ' battle" dtffer Lasorda's verston goes th1s way here Saturday tn a preseason "I d have to say tl was a unarumous dectston, three punches to game at Rtverfront Stadium, and V~rgtl Carter wtll play the none I threw a left to the mtd-secbon, a rtght cross to the head ' second half and another left to the mtd-seclton Charlie never touched me On 90-Day 'Anderson w1ll start tt off Never lrud a glove on me All I was trymg to do was protect my otherwtse 1! wtll be JUSt about players, and I thmk Charlie was dotng the same lhmg You gotta Certificates as 1! was last week,'' satd ad!mre hun for that " Coach Paul Brown says Fox of Deposit Carter had the better petHow Could You Judge• 5 7$" per cent per year formance m last week's "I don't agree wtth the way he (Lasorda) scores 11 How could (Pat!l on 90 day Cerpreseason opener at M1am1 , you JUdge who won or lost? It was too short a contest, all over m ttftcates of Depostt . completmg etght of 15 passes 30 seconds Nothtng sertous " $1,000 oo Mtntmum . for 93 yards Those last two words tell tt all Interest Payable Anderson was three for mne Tom Lasorda, pound for poond baseball's modest answer to Quarterly. for 33 yards but he tsn'l George Foreman, kept b1s great !tghtmg reputat10n mtact dtscour aged "You can't be dtscouraged agamsl Charlie Fox In his heyday, bantam Tom has e1ther challenged or fo ught by the f1rst games," satd Anderson "It was the first such baseball adversartes as Hank Bauer, both Freese brothers, hme we'd gone agatnst George and Gene, Chtco Fernandez, Frank Barnes, Duke somebody other than our own Markell and Cuba's vaunted Oucatm Cabrera, who outwetghed htm by 40poundsandcame after hun wtth a bat defense " The Athens County Charle Fox d1dn't do that badly etther by taktng on Lasorda Rookie Wayne Estabrook ts Sav1ngs & Loan Co 296 Second Sl the thtrd quarterback m the The Gtants had been ma btl of a slwnp before the sktrmtsh They Pomeroy, Oh10 Bengals' camp and has a good had dropped ftve on thetr last seven, and you'd be surprtsed how chance of bemg retamed as a somethmg hke what Fox did can wake up a ball club The G1ants won Saturday's contest, 3-2, tn 10 mmngs Tito Fuentes' homer member of the taxt squad Brown satd be ts sohsfted did tt, and guess who was the wtnnmg pltcher? Elias Sosa with the way thmgs had gone m H there's ever a next time though , there ts something Tom the Bengals' fourth week of Lasorda should latow about Charlie Fox the1r seven week trammg He doesn't go by the rules anytime he gets tnto a f1ght He camp doesn't bother punching He kicks and hacks There's one more thing Tom Lasorda should know - - - - - - - - - - • Bob ~J r1c~ a rookte from Vtrgm1a Umon says he 'can t Charhe Fox went a little easy on htm He dtdn't show hun afford to make mtstakes ' everythmg he has One of those things ts a black belt when the Bengals meet the Eagles RIVER DOWNS Jones ts battlmg etght year CINCINNATI (UP!)- R D veteran Erme Kellerman for the thtrd S<~fety posttlon on the Worthmgton, the !h'i favonte, team behtnd Tommy Casanova managed to beat Vtctory Meadow by a neck m pu. and Neal Cratg featured etghth race at R1ver "Erme has the expertence of Jomt bemg up for 8 years,'' sa1d Downs Thursday Agreement was lhtrd :>l'r.!.!..=__, J onds He has qmcker read mg _..-' abtltty at lhts pomt but R - D Worthmglon covered phystcally we re at the same the d1stance m the $2,600 level It's gomg to be a good allowance race m 1 061o return battle between the two of us " $4 60, $3 80, $2 60 The &-11 datly double of Ala The Eagles game wtll go a long way m determmmg By Dan and Money Jam returned $611 60 The 6-5 whether Jones makes tl '7. X~ Anderson to start Saturday 5.75% 1 Meigs Co. Branch @ ~ ~ lly f'ltt>D Mt MANF. Ul'l Sfl'>rl~ Writer Bank Aaron tsn I ),he only mcml1er of the AUanta Draves. who is clostng 1n on a home run record Dave John!!On, the llraves' power-hitting second baseman , '" wtthin shootmg dtstance of the single sea.'!On record lor most bonte runs by a second ll!lseman l'he record Is 42 set by the late Rogers Hornsby of the St Louts Cardtnals tn 1922 John son helted hts 30th homer of the year Thurs(iay night, a three•un shot tn the etghth inntng to help the Braves defeat the St Lows Cardinals, 8-6 Wtth 45 game• remammg Johnson has a good chance at bettermg Hornsby's record, but he really tsn 't taking dead atm at tt ' I don't know tf I can get 42 homers or not My mam <oncern ts th at we get oor record to the 500 mark this season, Johnson says ' We are only one or twd players away from being a contender and gctttn~ to 500 would help u.~ mentally lor next season I "' JUst happy I'm hav1ng a good year I do the best I can and hopr the team wm s a few games lf the 42 homers come, ftne Paul Casanova all;o homered for the Braves and Ralph Garr cont11huted a run-s cortng tnplc as At lanta handed the National League East Dtv.,ion leaders thetr fourth loss m a row In the only other HCheduled NL acllon , Los Angeles edged New York, 1.0, San D1ego mpped Phtladelphta 1().9, m 11 mnlngs and Montreal beat San Franc1sco, 5-3 Kansas Cat y mpped Boston 3-2, Baltimore edged Mmnesota 2-1, Chtcago shaded Detroit 5-4, and Milwaukee dawned Caltforma, &-5, In the onl y scheduled Amert can League acltV!ty When you let AAA s upelt travel co un se lors plan you r tnp you "' d delays bad roads and na vacanc y $1gn s AnYlm1e you trav el AAA gladly ntakes an !ndJVod ual Tdptrk prov1des exclusive tour books ar'ld even ma~es you r 1ese rvatlons Call AAA for mo1e details on a low cost member shrp- and start countrng on AmMI CII s most popular motonsl OIRilnt(atlon AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF SOUTHERN OHIO PHONE POMEROY 997 1590 GALLIPOLiS444 0619 Browns prepare for Ram battle HIRAM, Oh1o (UP! I - The Cleveland Browns held a light workout here lhts afternoon and then broke Catnp for a 6 p m flight to Los A11geles where they face the Rams in an exhl bttton ga me Saturday mght Head Coach Nick Skorich said he plans to start quarterback Mike Phipps and the rest of the regulars Saturday night, but would use backup players more liberally than he d1d against san }' ranclico The Browns opened their preseason Monday night in a loslng effort ugatnst San FrHnclsco CLEVELAND (UPI) - If Johnny M1ller ts to be believed, then co-leaders Don Iverson and AI Getberger w1U hat trouble today 1n the second round of the ProfesSional Golfers' Assoctalton ChamptOnshlp Iverson and Get berger, makmg the most of the easy cond!ltons whtch pr eva1led Thursday morntng, had hot puttmg rounds and ftntshed with four-under-par 67s over the rollmg 6,852-yard, par 3635-71 Canterbury Golf Club layout M1ller, the 26-year-old US Open champton, went out late and hke most of the other b1g names who followed, had trouble matchtng par on the back mne He shot a one-over 72 alter making a tr10 of bogeys between the 14th and 16th Unhappy about the way the greens played durtng the afternoon on Thursday Miller satd 'You watch, those guys who shot under par wtll have trouble when they go out la.te Fr1day ' Httting on the greens ts hke hittmg on a table, Mtller sa ad They watered the peruneter and the front edge of the greens and I thmk that 's unfau- That's trtckmg the course up " Course Supertntendenl Btll Burdtck reJected Maller's charge There was umform watenng of the greens It s JUSt the wmd dr1ed out the back and higher spots," he satd The startmg order was reversed for today's round wtth the low 70 and ltes survtvmg unltl Saturday's !hard round Bob Dickson, only the th1rd man to wtn the U S and Bntish Amateur !tiles tn the same year, was at 69 along wtth Mtke Hill, the tempestuous Dave's younger brother, and veteran Mason Rudolph, who came out of a stck bed to ftre five stra1ght btrd1es on the back nme whtch he completed m a four-under 31 Wetskopl at 70 Tournament favonte Tom Wetskopf, who adnutted to "feeling pressure," was at 70 where he was JOined by former Brttlsh and U S Open champton Tony Jackhn, '69 PGA wtnner Ray Floyd, and outstders Don B1es, G1bby G1lbert and Bobby Brue, a club pro Bruce Crampton, the tour's leading money wmner, was one of 10 men grouped at 71, wh tle Jack Ntcklaus Jomed Mtller at 72 along wtth nme others N. 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UPRIGHT MIDDLEPORT, OHIO DEWXE CHAMPIW SUP·R·BELr 2-HOUR CLEANING DOUBLE· (Uoon Request) ROBINSON'S CLEAN£RS 1974 NEW·CAR MEDIUM CARS TIRES WHITEWALLS Sizes G7814 15 H7814 15 CROW'S STEAK HOUSE • "Greenhouse Fresh" Miller predicts bad, late rounds ' @FOR FRIENDS YOU CAN CALL ON WHEREVER YOU GO! New York 000 000 ooo- 0 4 I Los Ang 000 000 Olx- I 10 D Koosman 18-13) and Grofll Osteen ( 13 Sl ond Ferguson Plus 52 67 to S2 96 per t1re FE T and 4 old ttren The same long mileage tires that are anginal equipment on new 1974 cars Two cord body pilei of POLYESTER FIBERGLASS • Home of 4' CORRUGATED FLEXIBLE 1 the Fabvlous DRAINAGE PIPE &FITTINGS • Plus Sl 02 to SJ JJ per lire FE T 10d 4 old fire$ IN STOCK SANDWICH 992-3748 OR Ordor 8 y Phono ...._ POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992-5020 Your Complete Tire Center And Takt Em tlomo 992-5432 ~1 North Stcood AvlnUI Mlddl~porl Ohlq tneo 606 E. MAIN �2- The Dally Sentml, Muldlcp<lrt Pomero) 0 Anl\llsiiO 1971 & THINGS , Nixon, Agnew in split? WASHINGTON 1UPil ~ ' Preatdent Nixon htl the ~ eelling ' when lte learned Vtce • Ptemdent SPIJ"o T Agnew was under tnvesttgatton tn an alleged Maryland ktckback ' scheme and tried to llllk Agnew '• out of holdmg a news conferen ' '! ce, W1]ite House sources sotd today I ; •' ' •''• ,. ~ ~ ~. •• • t • An 11 angry" Ntxon, the sources satd, told Agnew at a meehng they held Tuesda) that silence was a better posture than holdtng J news conference Agnew, however, told Ntxon he felt he should go ahead wtth the news conference, the sources satd The vtce president held the con!er"'lce Wednesday, descnb1ng t.te allegations of bttbery ex- Ntxon £or ,m hour .md ~5 tortion, ronspu acy and Lax mmuh $ 1\tcstt~•Y C\t.!fllllg Hr dcscubed t11~11 dlscusston as evRSIOn as damned hes ' Ole source ••ud pf Ntxon s fm reachmg but dcdmcd to re,lchon "hen he learil('d or ,uuphfy thr 1emark Agnew flew rtmrsday to Agnew s troubles that he htl Cahfot tllcl for what starr mem the cmhng ' l'he Wlule House sources bers s.ud were a couple of sotd Ntxon plans to let 'Ah"'"w da)S u!f tl'he v1ce prei:nd£>nt was ex~ stand ,Uone m h•s defense peeled to sta) ,It Palru Spnngs agatnst the allegattons Agnew Ca lif , unttl Sull[la y lie tndtcated .11 the news confer ence he ts preparctj to do this frequenllv spends hts ft•'e tune at the resort ,, where smger I thmk t11e vtce prestdent of Frank Sinatra and some other the Umtcd States should stand close frtends have homes on h1s own fe~t," Agnew satd Eaaher 1'hursday, the WashSo ram not spending my lime tngton Stat-News repotled that lookmg around to see who 1s Agnew s allot neys m New supporttng me I am de!~ndm g York and Waslungton " ere myself ' explormg the posstbthl) of a Agnew Meets 1\lth Nixon claun of '"nslltut1onal unAgnew satd he met wtlh mumty for Agnew Should \ ~ . r ~ •• ' ~ ~ '•.~. •i ~ ~ ... • L L ••• • ..~ r ••• •• ~ '~ r 'r r •• ••' •~ ' ~' • MEMBERS OF MASON SENIOR CITIZENS d1splay a quilt that they are presenu~ workmg on durtng theu- weekly meettngs The group, sometunes numbenng as many as 20, work at vanous crafts tn addillon to qmltmg, and prepare thetr own dmners m thetr meetmg house m Mason Shown wtth the qu!ltare, front row, I r Suste Clemons, Emma Ryan,and Edna Burns, back row, Zelma Hunter, Clara Roush, Rhoda Yeager, and Ivah Ba!ley, CAP al(ie ,,' by tho• edllor N.:n( " nmkf· slit h n <'lmm und should r"trrul pro"''' nlora go tdaeud wtlh llwtr case, the t'O ntts pt Qtxlbl)• would l•tve to resulv<• ,\ny conflic ts Some observers felt that ~new s pel rormunce m his llCI)'S conference had arklcd to Ius stnlut c, m the eyes of the pubhc ond the press NIXon Lotk1) """at his Cmnp Davtd Md 1et1e•t With h1s dosest mlvtsers prepurmg his pubhc response to Watergate charges that have damaged hts second adtmmstratton ' Tough" Stance ForL'Cast Some olhts aades believe that Ntxon "'ll take a 'tough" stance m a televtsed address to the nalton whtch may be delivered on prune tune Tuesdal 01 Wednesday evemng 111ey noted that Ntxon hopes to focus on the bl oad ptcture, pomtmg up hts past act'Omphshments, and brandtng Wa tergate preoccupallon as ' 1mean, petty , vtctous and ummportant, ' as he sa1d m his toast recently to Japanese Prtme Mmtster Kakue1 Tanaka Wtth Nixon at Camp Davtd were Gen Alexander M Hatg Jr Whtle House ch!Cf of staff, speechwrtter Ray Pnce, press secretary Ronald L Ztegler and conftdenlta l secretary Rose Mary Woods He was away from the Wh1te House when lawyers for the Senate Invesllgatmg commtttee served a ctv!l smt to the Prestdent s attorneys demandmg access to tapes of Watergate-related pres1denltal conversations Ronald Rotunda, James K Hamtlton and W!lham Mayton spent about 20 mtnutes tn the offices of Whtte House lawyers, J Fred Buzhardt, Leonard Garment and Douglas M Parker "We flied a complamt and we served tt,' smd Hamilton when he emerged from the Execultve O!ftce Bwldtng A Whtte House spokesman sa1d the legal counsel s offtce would respond tn the proper forwn " Ht•. o<lton tii'OUIId Ut ~ muntry to Vice President Spiro T N(n<•w's >iml ~Up news conferenc-e Wednesd11y ho~ been good He had the intestinal you know what to come before 1V cwnerllli, nosey, sus1ncto11s re1l0rtersund Uto Watergate-dunmed senses of AtnertcH 's mllhons to :;ay, "It's a damn lle," S]leaktng of current ofhd al allegaUons he has been playmg hanky panky with con· tract awards in Mnryland, his home state Whatever the courts decide .lbout the Vtce Prestdent, the contrast between how he has reacted to charges and how hts boss has c'lmduct•'ll htntsel! after Wotergate ts clear And healthy lor Uu• (.'Ountry 1HERE IS WIDE INTEREST m the suceessor to the late !.m ry Motrtson "" assistant supermtendent of Meigs Local Schools Titc hour IS growing late, as classes will begin a couple of weeks from 1 uesday, and S.Upt George Hargraves needs a right-hand man The list of applicants for the job has to be one of the year's best kept secrets We do not have It Names have been bandied about, but none can be mentioned here To mentlon one - or more - would not be fatr Let tl sufftce to observe that the selectton ts another indicatiOn of the v1tal role local school boards have In the conduct of pubhc afrrurs Thetr cbo1ce has to be good HAVE YOU HEARD THAT the Metgs County Fa1r ta)les off next Tuesday for tis JIOth flight? Thousands of oor folks, young and old, are Involved m preparmg for It Our annual "Fatr Edlhon" comes off the press Saturday mornmg for Monday distnbulton It will have 40 tablotd pages chock full of our fute adverllsers' nollces and wtll feature mformatton abo~t the fatr prepared by Bob and Charlene Hoefltch and Jo Elle~ Diehl Staffer Kabe Crow lS on vacation thiS week, but had a hand tn some of the earlier work Thts year's editton's cover page Will feature a ltvely scene from the 1972 sulky races Why do we select a ptclure of that category? We ve trted others A few years ago the edttor even cajoled Prosecuttng Attorney Bernard Fultz to fly hun over the fairgrounds where ptctures were taken of the beauttful Rock Sprmgs layout ( 4x5 graphic, through the wwdow of Bernard's atrcraft) One was used on the tab's cover, a selectton which attracted com· mendation But you can't ever please everyone , there was a carpmg or two' We hope you w1ll hke this Fatr Edt lion, cover and all Of the "actton" events at the fatr, the horse races have to be out front Umque tn southeastern Ohto county fau-s, the races attract hundreds, perhaps thousands of people to our fatr who otherwtse mtght stt it out That's really why a race ptcture makes Page One of our tab Fatr Edillon More bodies found Shenff John Hoyt of san HOUSTON (UP!) - Pollee found two more bodtes today Augustine County satd the two buned m three-foot-deep bodies found at the lake had graves 1n an East Texas pme been burted for "about six forest, ra1stng to 21 the nwnber weeks " They were wrapped m of murder vtcttms- all clear, plastic bags and covered believed young boys who were wtth lune-llke most of the tortured, sexually abused and other vtctuns discovered over killed by a bachelor eleclrtctan the past three days One of the two teen-agers and two teen-aged accused In the killings told "assistants " The f1rst two bodtes found police Thursday they w1ll find today were dug up near about 30 bodies If so, tt would be the worst mass murder m U on pnce ratses before that date Broaddus, Tex , on the shores S htstory of Lake Sam Rayburn 125 mtles ts "a pollltcal declston, and I thmk It's a very stupid one " north of Houston Ford Also m Chicago Also 1n Ch1cago, but at a separate news conference, Ford saJd, ' I beheve the cun-ent beef s1tuatton 1s so chaot1c that tt 1s essenttal the cetltng be hfted before Sept 12 ' ~ The retatl cost of a famtly , food market basket from Apnl .:B} Helen Bottel to June of this year rose to an '· '· annual raie of $1,497, up 6 per ' cent from the ftrst quarter and Loose Ends Need ,.Nols" 15 per cent from a year earher, Dear Helen the Agr~culture Department's Since my stster re!tred from her job a year ago she has economtsts satd 1n a report made a pest of herself She calls me every day, whtch IS all rtght The government economtsts But if I happen to be out, I get the third degree later I must exalso satd consumers can expect platn where I was, why, etc more pr1ce boosts thts fall Yesterday 1 had a pte tn the oven, and look time to remove tt because of h1gher raw farm before I answered the phone She sarcastically wondered why I product pr1ces and mcreased let the phonermg ftve times H the hne ts busy, she demands who mtddlemen's charges the H-I was talltmg to After all I DO have other frtends, but Addmg all those factors she makes me feelgwlty if I'm not ather beck and call, lncludmg together, 1973 reta1l food pnces her m everythtng are expected to average 18 to 22 Idon'twantaftght,andlrealizeshetSatlooseends,buthow per cent above 1972, lite to keep my temper? - MRS QUESTIONED BLUE department satd I De M Q B ar rs Those ' loose ends" need a few "nots " Like "Do NOT become a querulous old party JUSt because you're retired " "Do NOT depend on relatives for all your outstde contacts " "Do NOT ask ques!tons you'd resent I! they were asked of you" Aim your stster toward orgaruzatlons for retired people, mtroduce her to smgle frtends, get Iter interested m volunteer l esso r You sll!l hdve u lot to work, and don't be afratd of a ltttle constructive crttlctsm She ltdr n I he Prolc ssor Wttli n ght as needs 1t 1- H +++ .il ~a vs Sht ll tile ~; a s t and We st hands and th e stu den t s Dear Helen plav would have Jailed hut the Ever s1nce the mmtSter pronounced us "man and wife' (not f'r otcssoJ would hi.IYC made the "HUSBAND and wtfe"), I've been the little also-ran in the hund Alter ca shmg l\1..0 trump s he ~ould have led a family No matter what I accomplish, It Isn't nearly as great as 'luh to th< a<e rulfed a club a HIS accomplishments I must make sure he wins most of the d1 amond Lo the queen lo r ut I u tame (whenever we compete), or he sulks st:(.: und < lub i.l d1 rm ond to the I mustn't talk about my job, but only listen to accounts of HIS ktn g to 1utf dumm v s last cluh work Vel he expects me to work, ashe likes the extra money \\ rt h h1 s lns t trump I'm used to stgninv my name second on credit statements and rhc n IH would cnlc r dumm~ V.l tlt the king or hea r ts and stock proxies (even though It was MY earnings which bought the stock) dt a ~ t'asl s last trum p But tt's the last straw when, after a tough week at the office, I I Il ls play kn o wn.~ ~ c1 du m my 1cv1rsul would have led spend all Saturday cleaning - only to have my well-rested tu 111 c xt1;,~ trt <k 11 dtJm ond s husband greet guests at the door with "Please excuse the house IJ ld hf Uk ( n ~ land WiJS S UI e My wtfe Isn't very domestic" - as 1f dusting the top of the fnc a s ICHIH i.J S t1u rn p ~ hn>ke J 2 refrtgerator was my most Important function - ACCOUNT md dtiiiiOIId:"i not '11 01!5C lb,m 4 EXECUTIVE AT WORK, MERE WIFE AT HOME 2 Big crops won't he much h~lp • ''• ' By MATHIS CHAZANOV United Press International The Agrtculture Department today sa1d the cost of food m the Umted States durmg the second quarter of thts year was 15 per cent h1gher than tl was tn 1972 The department also sa1d the productton of wheat, corn and • soybean crops will set new w: records lhts year, but experts saJd priCeS probably w1ll not f come down because the btg " crops are less than had heen i ... ::: •• :; l... ~ •• • •• ..: • "" • 0/( I •' ~ ..• • :, ' ~ ~ ~ •• •'• •[ L expected In other developments - Sens Hubert H Humphre) , D Mmn , and House Minonty Leader Gerald Ford, R M1ch , called lor lifttng the pnce freeze on beef before Sept 12 - Prestdent Ntxon accepted a comprom1se wtth Congress on a new farm btll that ad muustratton ofltc1als say w1ll be the k1ck-off for a full-scale dnve to tncrease food supphes H1gher productton could mean Racine Social Events Rev Walter P Btkacson, Mrs MarJone Grunm and Mrs Gretta Stmpson attended a trustee meeltng of R10 Grange Assoctalton at Wellston Mr and Mrs Corlls Bradford of Wooster spent a few days w1th Mr and Mrs Clarence Bradford They recetved word of the death of Mrs Bradford's mother Mr and Mrs Otis Batley and Lots spent the weekend m Prospect wtth Mr and Mrs Albert Wtgal and were dmner guests, Sunday, of Mr and Mrs Charley Sm1th at Greenwich Dale Roush spent the weekend m Columbus w1 th hts son, Davtd and family and to see hts new grandson, Ben Jamm Davtd Roush Mrs Ruth Elhs of Columbus was a guest of M1ss Ed1th Hayman on Fnday Mrs Grace Knder spent a week wtth Mr and Mrs Vtrgtl King at Kmgsbury Mrs Garrett Ctrcle ts vtsttmg relattves m Wester vtlle Mr and Mrs Btll McKenzte, Phtltp, Jeff and Joste of Gallipolis were dtnner guests Thursday of Mr and Mrs Roy R1ffle Mtss Ktm Taylor and brother Vaughn of Gallipolis are vlstlmg thetr grandparents, Mr and Mrs Frank Cleland and Mr and Mrs Taylor Mr and Mrs N1rl Baker and daughter LISa, of Colwnbus, spent the weekend w1th her mother, Mrs Anna Wmes and were dmner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Steve Cleland ! ' ~ WIN AT BRIDGE HOSPITAL NEWS Helen Help Us. Student's play not the best ~0 11111 'll) Ill + IO Ka Holzer Medical Center (DIScharged) Matthew VanMeter , John Worley , Wtlllam Rawson, Henry Pterce Eleanor Walker, • Oma Tama ce llt , Madonna •' 'I Perry, James Htll, Lona Gould, ,.-,,.-'--'-"-. Nora Ftnley Kenn eth H I • The Da1~ Sentinel Burton, Jerry Alestnre Jr 1 l DEVOTED TO THE Phthp Rt chmond Frances INJEREST OF Warman , Lawrence Wtlcoxen , MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL I Jerry Ward Nolan Thornton ROaE~~·~ledFLICH Mrs 1homas TheiSS and Coty Edotor daughter Conme Snyder En c P u bliSh (' d dally except SaturdaY by The Ohio Valley Russe 11 p au l Rous h Haze 1 Pubi1 Sh 1ng Company 111 Seaman Ernest Plnkerman Cou rt St Pomeroy Oh 10 ~S769 Bvsm ess Olf tce Phone Lots Osbourne Tommy Moss, 992 l l56 Ed110r1al Phone 992 v1vtan Moore, Dorothy Lang ' 2157 ,. Scc; ond class postag o pa1d at don, Vrrg1l Lambert, Lura 1 Pomeroy Ohio • Not•onal adv cr t ls np Kmght, Elma Hoschar, r ep rc sen lttt lvc 8ottlnell1 Jereme Hardin , mfant Ga ll ~tgher Inc q East 42nd 51 NCW York Ci ty New Yor~ dltugM~I of Dnmel Gl eenc, Sub sc rlpii On rates Berne til ]' fill t CaJ o1yn I ynon, Delivered bv cnr r cr whore ave/table 55 cents per week Darrell Cox Leslte Brewer, By Motor Floute where car r1cr service not available One Eva Bmley month 12 By mo ll in Ohio ond (Births) w va One year $16 S1x montt1s months sa so Three Mrs Davtd Hea ton , 8 monthS! S5 50 Etsowhere 118 daughter, Pomeroy, Mrs veer ! x months $9 So three 9ntno , S6 Subocrtptlon Larry Murray a son, ICe lnclude5 Sunday T1mes , enllnet Ewmgton, and Mrs Thomas Mayes, a daughter Henderson ~ lower prtces New Highs - Wheat futli'res clunbed to new h1ghs on the Mtdwesl commodity exchanges for the mnth day m a row - Mextcan grocers along the border wtth Cahforma were preparmg for another weekend rush of U S shoppers eager to buy beef at pr1ces rangmg from 60 cents a pound for ground chuck to $1 15 a pound for steak - All 55 kosher butchers tn Pittsburgh satd they would close for a week starttng Monday because of the htgh cost of beef and poultry - The Ideal Bakery Com pany of Jacksonvllle, m' satd tl wtll close lhts weekend because the cost of tngredtents has gone up as much as 50 per cent and there ts no lard to be had hecause meat packers are also closmg Humphrey speakmg m Chtcago, satd the government's refusal to relax the ban ' K·5 t K'I H + o\ 11113 roAst + !.1 73 ¥ IIIIH4 t IU4 ~E S l t til ¥ 49h • J 9" ~ K IOH 4 + +<1 752 S(JUlll t AK(} 14 ' \ 11 t Hi rl~ +I ~ UJ Ill Suu )l l \ ulm r 1l1 il ~\es t !\iorlh I t~l I+ 1'1 "!-. 1 ~ ~:i z:--~ Pu s~ 4. 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''"" <+ "'" ) I II !\111111 !111ld +'I ~ 1, 4 2 , 2 +A 1 +A K 9 1 1 t ''' I' "' 2~ t I+ \\h1 1d'v tldn niJ'n \ Hid lh ~ t luh;, \o liU nmciH •s: tor g '"' " IUIJAV s QU s I10 , ln <t t "' nl bitldlnK two rtl" nmnds vn u1 p 1rtn 11 111 ., r n"(!d vou 111 !You ' '""''' 11h11 rt , '"" do""" "'" 1, •• 3- The Daily Ncntlt~l M!ddleport-l'umt roy, 0 , 1\u~Wlt 10 1973 McRae swings BY PAUL CRABT~EE (Jke the good Lord the Ohio Department of iliJlhways moves tn truly mysterious ways, Its wond ·rs to l)erform Jake U S Route~. as" goode•amr~ 1 the Ohio I'm not Now os a resident on the south s ' o ' rst getting t~to a case of the pol calling the kettle black ~tIts lwo ' U!C Ohio portion of U S 35 Is better than the West V rgl~8 r~; tton at Its best In fact we're still waittng on thisslde oft r v d for P.rmanent repalrs'to be made to an earth slip whtch occurre durmg the winter of 1968-69, down below Winfield e What I can't-understand Is the curtous togte empluyed bb th highway hternrchy of my native Slate tn upgrading thiS usy ° htghway f a smtdgln of A few years ago, anyone tn possess1on oonupun sense could see that the regton northwest ol Galli~lls was ·~!_landing by leapa and bounds, growing Into) a ma or suburb ced 1 te the Not too long after that, plans were announ tore oca Holzer Medtcal Center tn thts neighborhood, and It now occuptes 1ts beauttful new home , smack m the mtddle of the stlll•owlng areaConstruclton of a !our-lane stretch of htghway would seem to be top priority, m vtew of this expanston It would lte neatly mto ths bypass that now hnks U S 35 to the new Silver Memorial Bridge Instead, a four-lane htghway was completed from Centervtlle mto Jackson - an area wtthout many people or vehicles, past, present or future And U S 35 ts sttll a two lane road outstfe Galhpolls, as we latow, whteh ts sllll inadequate The Sltualton showed tis worst s1de on the last day of the Gallia Coonty Junior Fatr earlier m the month Desptte the valiant efforts of a crew of sheriff's deputies, State Htghway Patrol personnel, along wtth generally-obedtent motortsts, a masstve trafftc Jam resulted about dusk, with traffic commg from the bypass backed up for ball a mtle or more, and progress m the other du-ection - toward Galhpolls and the bypass - slowed to a crawl The policemen perspired, the drtvers fwned, arid a few radtators bmled Sure, I latow that thts was Just one pertod durmg one day of the year, but tl's ludtcrous, somehow, to come rollwg off the bypass at 60 mtles an hour, and then be stuck for two or three mtles m a 45-mph zone Not trag1c, not tembly mconvenient JUSt totally tllogtcal There are other places on the highway where the wisdom of the Htghway Department seems equally subject to questiOn Around Jackson, for example, the highway leads one rtght through the c1ty, on some of the narrowest streets tn the world, and around a sertes of mexphcable turns and a string of trafftc ltghts A bypass of Jackson, hke the one Galhpohs, has, seems badly needed, but there lS none Yet, ten mtles west of the clty, m a sparsely-populated area, the road people, In their mumftcence has built four or five miles of delightful div1ded four-lane pavement, wh1ch begms at no parltcular place, and ends JUS! as confusingly I'm not really mad, just puzzled, because 11 seems to me Ohto could spend tis money more wtsely, and on areas of more crttical need, than tt does And after all, I'm shll watttng for that 1969 earth sllp to be fixed on thts s1de of the rtver Television Log FRIOAY, AUG 10,1973 6 oo - News 3 4 8 10 15 Truth or Conseq 6 Sesame St 20 lnSJght 33 ABC News 13 6 30 - NBC News 3 4 15 ABC News 6 CBS News S, 10 I Dream of Jeannie 13 Lilias Yoga and You 33 7 oo- What s My Line 8 Truth or Con seq 3 Beat the Clock 4 News 6 10 Elec Co 20 Wild Kingdom 13 Tom Jones 15 .Y.an Builds Man Destroys 33 30 - To Telllhe Truth 6 Parent Game10 Beatlhe Clocl 13 Porter Wagoner 3 Young Dr Kildare 4 Evil Touch 8 World Press 33 The Session 20 8 00 - Sanford 8. Son 3 Brady Bunch 6 13 60 Mtnutes 10 Washmgton Week m Revlew 20 33 Pro Football B H1gh School Football 4 15 8 30- Ltttle People 3 Odd Couple 13 World Press 20 Black 7 Perspective on the News 33 9 oo - Roses Masterp1ece Theatre 33 3 Room 22 6 13 Movies The Subrect was Seven Seas to Calais 10 Pmk Floyd 20 9 30 - Corner Bar 13 10 oo - News 20 Handlut of Ashes 33 B J and Eddie Outward Bound 6 13 10 30 - Woman 33 PGA Highllahts 6 13 11 oo ~ News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 11 3Q-Johnny Carson 3 4 .ts Dock Cavett 6 Movtes Cry of the Banshee a The tncredrbly Strange Creatures Who Stopped L1vmg and Became Mi xed Up Lombres 10 1 OO - M1dnlght Speclal3 4 Movie Amazmg Dr G 13 1 15- MoVIe 'Horror Hotel 10 2 30 - News 4, 13 SATURDAY, AUG 11 1973 6 00 - Modern Almanac 10 6 ~ - TV Classroom 8 Kentucky Afield 13 Fallh For Today 7 00 - Neighbors 13 Farm Front 4 Fun For Everyone 6 Treehouse Club 8 10 7 15 - Woman s Point of Voew 13 7 30 _ Man from COS I 10 Farmbrook 3 Treehouse Club 13 Sesame St 20 Gospel 6 Abbolf 8. Costello Juvenlle1Jury 4 8 00 - Houndcats 3 4 151 Pufnstuf 13 Jakes Place 6 Bugs 8 3~unn~:m~~ Holidays 3 4, 1s Ja ckson Five 6 13 Sabrina Teenage Witch 8 Popeye 10 Mr Rogers 20 9 00 - Jelson 3 4 15 Osmonds 6 13 AmaZing Chan 8 10 Sesame St 20 9 30 - Pink Panther 3 4 15 Movies That Girl In Wonderland 6 iJ Guess Who s Knott Comong to Dinner 8 10 10 oo - Underdog 3 4 15 Elec Co 20 10 30 - Barkleys 3 4 15 Brady Kids 6 13 Mister Rogers 20 Josle & The Pussycats m Outer SpaceS 10 11 oo - Brother Buzz 6 Sesame St 20 Sea Lab 3 4 15 Bewlt ched 13 Fllnlstones Comedy Hour B 10 11 30 - Kid Power 6 13 Runaround 3 4 15 12 00 - Elec Co 20 Funkr Phamtom 6 13 Around the World In 80 Days 3 4 15 Arch ie s TV Funnies 8 10 12 30- Talking wllh a Glanl3 4 15, Ltdsvllle 6 i3 Fat Albert 8. The Cosby Kids 8 10 1 00 - CBS Film Festival 8 10 Celebrity Bowling 4 Lassie 15 Beatles 3 Monkeys 6 13 1 30 - Johnny Bench 4 Parent Game 3 American Bandstand 6 13 To be announced 15 2 00 - Soul Train 6 Tarzan 13 Green Acres 13 Baseball Pre gameShow3 4 15 Tobeannovnced8 PopeyeiO 2 15 - Baseball 3 4 1S 2 30 - Movie March of Wooden Soldiers' tO 3 00 - Walt Till Your Father Gets Home13 Sea World 6 To be announced a 3 30 - W•deWorldo( Sports 6 13 VlrglnlanB 4 00 - Sesame St 33 Black Omnibus 10 5 00 - Mlsler Rogers 33, Green Acres 33 Block Omnibus 10 Green Acres 3, Wrestling 81 Death Valley Days 10 PGA Championship 6 13 Doctor In Ihe House 4 Western Theatre 15 5 30 - Country Carnival 3 Dick Van Dyke 4 Great Roads of America 10 Electric Cornpany 33 6 00 - News 3 4 8 Mak ing Th ings Grow 33 Movie Meet Me In Las Vegas 10 To be announced 1S 6 15 - A Look a! the Book 15 6 30 - NBC News 3 4 1S Beverly Hillbillies 8 News6 Sewing Skill• Tailoring 33 Reasoner Report 13 7 00 - You Asked For It 3 Hee Haw 6 8 Lawrence Welk 4 15 World ol Survlvol 13 Aae ol Anxiety 33 Dear Executive-Wife 7 30 - Nashville Music 3 Amozlng World of Kreskln 13 Catch Why don't you buy your husband a subscription toMS and 33 stop playing up to his misplaced ego? Only a very " low· 8 00 - All In the Fami ly 8 10 Portr ldge Fom lly 6 13 The Session 33 Jarrett 3 4 15 consciousness" man would mslst his wife work, but give her no 8 30 - Bridget Loves Bernie 8 10 Paul Lynde 6 13 An nghls as hts equal - H American Family 33 9 00 - Mary Tyler Moore 8 10 Burns & Schreiber 6 13 9 30- BobNowhorl3 10 OurStroet33 Partners tnCrlme3 4 Dear Helen 1l ' This Is the mother of Ttmothy Copeland, who can't walll yet, 10 00 - Jigsaw 13 Movie ' Only Two Ca n Play' 61 Ml ulon but ha~ thousands of new frlehtls, thanks to your column TI1e Impossible 8 10 Tho Coming Asunder o! Jimmy Bright 33 response to th c )etter a bouthls~cclder~ an_d long rehabilitation 11 OO - News4 B 10 13 Mtdnlgh! Spectol 15 II 15 - News has been tremendous He has six large cartOns of mall I Ou r problem Is that we can'tanswer all of It, though we'd like 11 30 - Movies Joe Butterlly' 3 Tho French Line'' 41 ' Devil Doll 8 'The Trouble Wlih Glr lo 10 Man Modo Monotor ' to So could you please put a big "Thank You I" from Timmy In 13 12 00 - ABC News 6 Helen Help Us? He SBO happy with his letter1 12 IS - Movie ' Night Monster" 6 Stor In Ihe Du•l ' 31 Our family now realizes how many wonderful people there Strangler of Blackman Castle 13 are, who care about their fellowman I IS - Movie My Forbidden Pul' 4 30 - Movie Yoogary Monster From the Deep 13 7 lnddenlally, Timmy Is home from the h08pltal, and out 2 45 - Movie ~ether Takes a Wl!o'' 4 playing hd,.hall (in his wheel~ halr) - MRS A COPELAND 3 30 - News 13 ' '~ Today's · ?~ Rol\tals past Sox : J ' ''o-~/.,/·~~ .-/''/. ,~,;:>,;.:> , ,1 Two Braves chase * ~ home ·run records Sport: Parade l!y Milton Rl1 hman ' Ul't Spor!H F.clilur • ', By FRED DOWN on Steve Bu.<by got crc'llit for ~ NEW YOI\K ( Ul' t 1- Yuu wouldn't ca ll Utarlle fox und 1orn UP! Sport& Writer the win WIUI Doug Btrd pltI.asorda a couple of kttls Tiley don I exactly quahfy a.• members Surprise contenders like the chmg the last I 1 ~ lnnlnKa lor Kansas City Royals begin to hts mnlh save of the Pepsi Generation You'd be more bkely to call them what they are Apair of old dream wonderful dreams when Mtke Cuellar pitched a stxthey see fellows like Hal httler and •truck out 10, ralsmg bucks Certainly too old to get out there und start fighting in front McRae win key games his record to 9 12 for the of everybody IM way they did last Saturday In san f ranrlsco's McRae, a•'Qutred from Ute Orioles, who dealt the rwms Candlesllck Park ctncinnalt Reds last wtntcr, Bert Blyleven his lith loss Charlie Fox, who manages the Giants, 1!15!, and rom I.asorda, bas a way of playing hts best agamsl 14 wins Tommy Da\'lS the thtrd base coach for the Dogers, ts ~6 with everyone else is uptight homered tn the f1rst tnnin g for The fight they had, if you'd culltt that, turned out hke oome Thursday night, he drove In the Or~oles' f1rst run and baseball trades-good for both stdes To understand why, you two runs with a triple and a Baltin10re tallted agatn tn the have to know some of the background homer ~nd made a game- thtrd when Merv Hettenmund On Friday mght, the night before Fox and Lasorda tangled, the saving ~a tch in the stxlh trtpled and crossed the plate Dodgers whtpped the Gtants, 3.0, on a three-httter by Andy lnnmg as the Royals when Davts struck out on a Messersmtth beat the Boston Red Sox, 3-2 wtld pltch Ehas Sosa, theu- 23-year-old smkerballer from the Domtmcan The victory gove the Royals a B1ll 9\arp's third homer of Repubhc, mopped up lor the Giants tn tbat game Lasorda latows one-game lead over the tdle the season came tn the nmth Oakland A's m the American innmg and gave Whtte Sox Sosa well He has a reputatton for commg too close to our httlers " says Le;tgue's Western Div!Slon rehef star Cy Acosta hts The , Balllmore Onoles seventh wm whtle taggmg 18- the Dodgers' coach 'Not only up here, but also down m Santo defeated the Minnesota Twms, game wwner Joe Coleman of Domingo where I had a Iotta Dodger players last wmter I don't 2-1, and look over ftrst place tn the Ttgers wath hts nlnth latow where he gets thiS, from (Juan) Mancha! or somebody the East, the Uucago Whtte defeat Ed Herrmann had two else, but I remember hlm doing the same thmg when he was Sox shaded the Detroit Tigers, hits for the Whtte Sox while pltchmg for the Escogtdo club and I was managmg Licey 5-4, and the Mtlwaukee Tony Taylor, W1llie Horton Anyway, he threw a couple pttches under Messersmith's chm Brewers mpped the Cal1fornta Btll Freehan and Aurelio f'riday Messersmtth S3ldsomethmg and took a few steps toward Angels, 6-5, in other AL games !Wdnguez had two htts each htm Both dugouts emptied, but nothing more happened When Nahonal League scores were for the Tigers play resumed, I got on Sosa from the coachtng box about Dave May's two..-un homer throwmg at our players " Montreal S san Francisco 3, Atlanta 8 St Lows 6, Los wtth two out In the bottom of A Day Later Angeles I New York 0 and San the nmth hfted the Brewers to Now tl's a day later, saturday Diego )0 Philadelphia 9 tn 11 the1r wtn over the Angels Jim The Gtants are taking batting prachce Cbarhe Fox ts leanmg Slaton pttched a nme-lutter to on the battmg cage watching his hitters when he happens to Innings McRae ts hitttng 205 for the rruse h1s record to 8-9 for the notiCe Tom Lasorda walking by season but has 19 hits m h1s last Brewers whlle Rudy May What are you gettmg on my p1tchers for ?" says Fox 59 at bats for a 322 average suffered hts lith setback "Because he's throwtng at too many of our players, ' answers and says he's httting better agatnSt seven vtclortes Lasorda, meanmg Sosa "because I've changed my "Don't get on hliD agam," snaps Fox stance '' '!'It get on hun any t1111e I want "snaps back Lasorda McRae tripled home a run Meanwhtle, Lasorda notices Mtke Sadek, one of the Gtants' and scored on Rtck Retchardt's catchers, standing on the other stde of the battmg cage sadek ts sacrifice fly tn the second ma good frtend of Lasorda's even though he works for the hated mng and opened the fourth Gtants mnmg wtth his fourth homer of 'Where were you when both teams came chargtng out last the season He saved the game night? " Lasorda asks Sadek "I was looking lor you " m the stxth when he made a Why dtdn't you look for me?" cuts m Fox leapmg stab agamst the nghl Because you're too old," says Lasorda field wall of a drtve by Orlando 'I'm st1ll young enough to whlp you reat qmck, 'Fox says Cepeda With two out and two WILMINGTON, Ohto (UPI) "Then come on, ' says Lasorda - Kenny Anderson will be the Charlie Fox accepts the mv1tal!on, the two got at 11 for less than starting quarterback for ths Our Interest Is Cmcmnatt Bengals when they a mtnute before the whole thmg IS broken up and from there on ) Greater For. You meet the Phtladelphta Eagles the accounts of the ' battle" dtffer Lasorda's verston goes th1s way here Saturday tn a preseason "I d have to say tl was a unarumous dectston, three punches to game at Rtverfront Stadium, and V~rgtl Carter wtll play the none I threw a left to the mtd-secbon, a rtght cross to the head ' second half and another left to the mtd-seclton Charlie never touched me On 90-Day 'Anderson w1ll start tt off Never lrud a glove on me All I was trymg to do was protect my otherwtse 1! wtll be JUSt about players, and I thmk Charlie was dotng the same lhmg You gotta Certificates as 1! was last week,'' satd ad!mre hun for that " Coach Paul Brown says Fox of Deposit Carter had the better petHow Could You Judge• 5 7$" per cent per year formance m last week's "I don't agree wtth the way he (Lasorda) scores 11 How could (Pat!l on 90 day Cerpreseason opener at M1am1 , you JUdge who won or lost? It was too short a contest, all over m ttftcates of Depostt . completmg etght of 15 passes 30 seconds Nothtng sertous " $1,000 oo Mtntmum . for 93 yards Those last two words tell tt all Interest Payable Anderson was three for mne Tom Lasorda, pound for poond baseball's modest answer to Quarterly. for 33 yards but he tsn'l George Foreman, kept b1s great !tghtmg reputat10n mtact dtscour aged "You can't be dtscouraged agamsl Charlie Fox In his heyday, bantam Tom has e1ther challenged or fo ught by the f1rst games," satd Anderson "It was the first such baseball adversartes as Hank Bauer, both Freese brothers, hme we'd gone agatnst George and Gene, Chtco Fernandez, Frank Barnes, Duke somebody other than our own Markell and Cuba's vaunted Oucatm Cabrera, who outwetghed htm by 40poundsandcame after hun wtth a bat defense " The Athens County Charle Fox d1dn't do that badly etther by taktng on Lasorda Rookie Wayne Estabrook ts Sav1ngs & Loan Co 296 Second Sl the thtrd quarterback m the The Gtants had been ma btl of a slwnp before the sktrmtsh They Pomeroy, Oh10 Bengals' camp and has a good had dropped ftve on thetr last seven, and you'd be surprtsed how chance of bemg retamed as a somethmg hke what Fox did can wake up a ball club The G1ants won Saturday's contest, 3-2, tn 10 mmngs Tito Fuentes' homer member of the taxt squad Brown satd be ts sohsfted did tt, and guess who was the wtnnmg pltcher? Elias Sosa with the way thmgs had gone m H there's ever a next time though , there ts something Tom the Bengals' fourth week of Lasorda should latow about Charlie Fox the1r seven week trammg He doesn't go by the rules anytime he gets tnto a f1ght He camp doesn't bother punching He kicks and hacks There's one more thing Tom Lasorda should know - - - - - - - - - - • Bob ~J r1c~ a rookte from Vtrgm1a Umon says he 'can t Charhe Fox went a little easy on htm He dtdn't show hun afford to make mtstakes ' everythmg he has One of those things ts a black belt when the Bengals meet the Eagles RIVER DOWNS Jones ts battlmg etght year CINCINNATI (UP!)- R D veteran Erme Kellerman for the thtrd S<~fety posttlon on the Worthmgton, the !h'i favonte, team behtnd Tommy Casanova managed to beat Vtctory Meadow by a neck m pu. and Neal Cratg featured etghth race at R1ver "Erme has the expertence of Jomt bemg up for 8 years,'' sa1d Downs Thursday Agreement was lhtrd :>l'r.!.!..=__, J onds He has qmcker read mg _..-' abtltty at lhts pomt but R - D Worthmglon covered phystcally we re at the same the d1stance m the $2,600 level It's gomg to be a good allowance race m 1 061o return battle between the two of us " $4 60, $3 80, $2 60 The &-11 datly double of Ala The Eagles game wtll go a long way m determmmg By Dan and Money Jam returned $611 60 The 6-5 whether Jones makes tl '7. X~ Anderson to start Saturday 5.75% 1 Meigs Co. Branch @ ~ ~ lly f'ltt>D Mt MANF. Ul'l Sfl'>rl~ Writer Bank Aaron tsn I ),he only mcml1er of the AUanta Draves. who is clostng 1n on a home run record Dave John!!On, the llraves' power-hitting second baseman , '" wtthin shootmg dtstance of the single sea.'!On record lor most bonte runs by a second ll!lseman l'he record Is 42 set by the late Rogers Hornsby of the St Louts Cardtnals tn 1922 John son helted hts 30th homer of the year Thurs(iay night, a three•un shot tn the etghth inntng to help the Braves defeat the St Lows Cardinals, 8-6 Wtth 45 game• remammg Johnson has a good chance at bettermg Hornsby's record, but he really tsn 't taking dead atm at tt ' I don't know tf I can get 42 homers or not My mam <oncern ts th at we get oor record to the 500 mark this season, Johnson says ' We are only one or twd players away from being a contender and gctttn~ to 500 would help u.~ mentally lor next season I "' JUst happy I'm hav1ng a good year I do the best I can and hopr the team wm s a few games lf the 42 homers come, ftne Paul Casanova all;o homered for the Braves and Ralph Garr cont11huted a run-s cortng tnplc as At lanta handed the National League East Dtv.,ion leaders thetr fourth loss m a row In the only other HCheduled NL acllon , Los Angeles edged New York, 1.0, San D1ego mpped Phtladelphta 1().9, m 11 mnlngs and Montreal beat San Franc1sco, 5-3 Kansas Cat y mpped Boston 3-2, Baltimore edged Mmnesota 2-1, Chtcago shaded Detroit 5-4, and Milwaukee dawned Caltforma, &-5, In the onl y scheduled Amert can League acltV!ty When you let AAA s upelt travel co un se lors plan you r tnp you "' d delays bad roads and na vacanc y $1gn s AnYlm1e you trav el AAA gladly ntakes an !ndJVod ual Tdptrk prov1des exclusive tour books ar'ld even ma~es you r 1ese rvatlons Call AAA for mo1e details on a low cost member shrp- and start countrng on AmMI CII s most popular motonsl OIRilnt(atlon AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF SOUTHERN OHIO PHONE POMEROY 997 1590 GALLIPOLiS444 0619 Browns prepare for Ram battle HIRAM, Oh1o (UP! I - The Cleveland Browns held a light workout here lhts afternoon and then broke Catnp for a 6 p m flight to Los A11geles where they face the Rams in an exhl bttton ga me Saturday mght Head Coach Nick Skorich said he plans to start quarterback Mike Phipps and the rest of the regulars Saturday night, but would use backup players more liberally than he d1d against san }' ranclico The Browns opened their preseason Monday night in a loslng effort ugatnst San FrHnclsco CLEVELAND (UPI) - If Johnny M1ller ts to be believed, then co-leaders Don Iverson and AI Getberger w1U hat trouble today 1n the second round of the ProfesSional Golfers' Assoctalton ChamptOnshlp Iverson and Get berger, makmg the most of the easy cond!ltons whtch pr eva1led Thursday morntng, had hot puttmg rounds and ftntshed with four-under-par 67s over the rollmg 6,852-yard, par 3635-71 Canterbury Golf Club layout M1ller, the 26-year-old US Open champton, went out late and hke most of the other b1g names who followed, had trouble matchtng par on the back mne He shot a one-over 72 alter making a tr10 of bogeys between the 14th and 16th Unhappy about the way the greens played durtng the afternoon on Thursday Miller satd 'You watch, those guys who shot under par wtll have trouble when they go out la.te Fr1day ' Httting on the greens ts hke hittmg on a table, Mtller sa ad They watered the peruneter and the front edge of the greens and I thmk that 's unfau- That's trtckmg the course up " Course Supertntendenl Btll Burdtck reJected Maller's charge There was umform watenng of the greens It s JUSt the wmd dr1ed out the back and higher spots," he satd The startmg order was reversed for today's round wtth the low 70 and ltes survtvmg unltl Saturday's !hard round Bob Dickson, only the th1rd man to wtn the U S and Bntish Amateur !tiles tn the same year, was at 69 along wtth Mtke Hill, the tempestuous Dave's younger brother, and veteran Mason Rudolph, who came out of a stck bed to ftre five stra1ght btrd1es on the back nme whtch he completed m a four-under 31 Wetskopl at 70 Tournament favonte Tom Wetskopf, who adnutted to "feeling pressure," was at 70 where he was JOined by former Brttlsh and U S Open champton Tony Jackhn, '69 PGA wtnner Ray Floyd, and outstders Don B1es, G1bby G1lbert and Bobby Brue, a club pro Bruce Crampton, the tour's leading money wmner, was one of 10 men grouped at 71, wh tle Jack Ntcklaus Jomed Mtller at 72 along wtth nme others N. 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Deily lienllnel, Mld!lli!pul'!-l'omcroy, 0., AUgUIII 10, 1973 4- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 ., August 10, 1973 By RICK VAN SANT COLUMBUS (UP!) - Kent state and Bowling Green have been tabbed by coaches and reporters as favorites to win the 1973 Mid-American Conference football championship. In a poll conducted here Thursday, conference coaches picked defending champion Kent Stale wrepeat ·and selected Bowling Green as a close second. • It was just· the other way around in balloting by 47 writers and broadcasters wbo cover MAC football. The reporters favored Bowling Green to win the title, with Kent finishing second. Both coaches and reporters figured ·the next four finishers in the same order - Miami, Western Michigan, roledo and Ohio Ualversity, Although there are officially 10 teams in the MAC, four are not eligible for the football crown because they are new and their schedules do not include the five required league opponents. The four are Ball State, Eastern Michigan , Central Michigan and Northern fllinois . The the coaches poll, Kent State ·received 31 points, followed by Bowling Green with 27, Miami 24, Western Michigan 17, Toledo 14 and Ohio U. 13. Reporters' tabulations showed Bowling Green with 241 points, Kent State 229, Miami 201, Western Michigan 121, Toledo 99 and Ohio U. 90; Kent State coach Don James was more pessimistic about his team's chances than his fellow coaches. "I look at Bowling Green, Miami and Western Michigan • as being the favorities," James said. "Then I'd rank Kent State, Toledo and Ohio as being very similar." Pressed by reporters as to why·he was not more optimistic about his learn's chances, James replied, "I U1ink there are better roo tballleams in our league (than us)." But James quickly added statements that belied his pessimisnl. "0£ course, I wouldn't predict a title repeat i£ we had 22 All·Ainericanst he said. 11 Middleport - ·- I~IRACLES . DO rtf( The difference between a brain and a computer can be expressed in a single word : comple x ity . The large mammalian ·brain Is complicated thing , for its size, known to us . The human brain weighs three pounds, but In that three pounds are ten bi Il ion neurons and a hundred bill ion smaller cells . Eve n th e most complicat ed co mput er man has yet built can 't compare in intri cacy w ith the brain . Can a comp ut er think? That depends on what you mean by " thif"!k" . . If solv ing a mathematical problem is· " thlnk lng 1 " then a computer can J' thlnk" and do so m uch faster than a man . But how. long will It lake to bu ild a computer complex enough to duplicate th e hurnan bra in? Perhaps not as tong as some think! Do you think you ' re e, onomiz l ng by using ordl11<1ry lap water for all your laundry chores? When VOLI have a water refin ing 1 Sale •12.00 ... Nude inmates forgotten? heritage hou" FOAM FIU.ED . Meigs DeMolay attends meet SPECIAL STA·FLO ¢. SPRAY STARCH Miss Uz Blaettnar, sweetbear! of the Meigs Chapter, Order of OeMolay, and the lllh District sweetheart, is at the Ohio Stale OeMolay Conclave IJJls week at Akron University. Miss Blaetlnar, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. John W. Blaett. nar. will compete with the sweethearts of 19 other dlstrlc.. throughout the state for thepown of Ohio DeMolay Sweetheart. Othe(1i attending the conclave from the Meigs Chapter are l)'illiam C. Quickie, Cheshire; Jon Bunce, Tim King, George StewBrt and Don THI~IfiNMINTO, SPEAKING OF LEBANON TOWNSHIP OE PARTMEI'IT OF TH E 1 RE ASURY OFFICE OF R EVE NV ~ Hair HAS US ED ITS AEI'ENVE SH .., RIN tl PA YMEN T SHA RING f" ~ 1900 PEN NSYLVA NI A AVE N W WASH INGTON. DC 20226 THE f ~ III O O BEGII'IN~ NG JJt,N , 1, 1972 JUNE 30, 1973 ENDING IN THE FOLLOWING ~/;NNfA 8ASEO U~O N A TOTAl PAYMENT Of by $2,606 ACCOUNT NO KAY 36 3 953 004 1 o l 1n o lollaw o"g mo M OII did ihol Rol vonu l Sh l ro f'IU furi(JI ollect tho th lo•tio of y~uo 1 " ~.cttOnl C~Kk 11 mo..,. ao lll'fiiV 0 d II.~OUCED "MO:J ~HO! INC~[ ASf LEBANON TOWNSHIP TWP. CLERK MEIGS COUNTY "PORTLAND, OHIO 45770 R.lft Of A MAJOR fAK . NO ( H !C I ONl.U L!VELS We are not In business to change In- you a better way tQ win friends and influence " GTUAL EXP E ~ O I Tti RES people, but we are here to '" encourage and assist you In maintaining healthy hair ·and beauty care . St,unnlng healthy hair, a flallerlng coiffure and $ pc.oper cOloring can make ,you feel confident of a well - % .$ groomed appearance. Tipping. frosting and moonlighting , applied to otherwise drab, dull hair, will brighten the hair and give II a remarkable and exciting new look. % % Vaughan, Middleport; Mike Norton, Minersville; Burl Moshier, Gallipolis; Mike Hendricks , Addison ; Van Windsor, Don Gabritsch, Geoff Gabritsch, Point Pleasant, W. Va. Also there are Mrs. Hilda Quickie, lith District representative; Mrs . Sarah Moshie,r, Galltpolls; and Mrs. Robert Kl'ng, Middleport, president of the Mothers' Club of the Meigs Chapter. Mrs. Lyons Busy Bees class host Mrs, John Lyons was host for a "come as you are" party for members of the Busy Bee Class of the Middleport First Baptist Church and their guests. She served chicken salad, hot rolls, homemade lee cream and cake. Guesls were Mrs. Tom Lyons, Pontia.c, Mich.; the Rev. and Mrs. Charles Simons and children, Carol and Wes, the Rev. Mr. Simons' mother of Philadelphia, Pa.; Shannon Coates, and Mrs. Nellie Newell', ,Maysville, Ky. F&AMTOMEET HARRISONVILLE - A special meeting of Harrisonville Lodge 411, .F&AM, will be held at 7:30 this evening. The enter apprentice degree will be conferred upon three candidates and refreshments will be served. You can find lhe secret to modern hair beauty,.where feathery curves, shim - mering highlights, radiant tones and the · latest hair styles will give you somethl ng to celebrate aboul. · Call us lor an ap. polntmenf lo boost you r charm and beauty. 1-10-73 CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON . ITHIS· IS rOUR COPr OF YOUR RfPORT · I'LIA!I RlrAINI ,, 2t.i E. SECOND ST. POMEROY, OHIO PH9NE 992-7606 NEXTTHURSDAY AFTERNQON FORTfiE FAIR L EI ANON 1'0WHSHII' i'l/•ll~ ill o:<!'l.tt'!f .' "··-~--- f VI\tttC E/O UrLt Mr r. : 1'1-P JVL Y I, 1111 ~11; ~' r. ourJr Seed and Milling HEADQUARTERS ,,..,,( ,:,- ,"111-n'll i ,!,NIJ ~~lw• h VISITING HERE Mrs. Bernard Schramm, Zanesville Is In Middleport to visit Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons. CLOSE~ r ur Qnvf.:A NM t Nl' Of RETAIN THI$ WOIH< SHEET PLAN BAKE SALE RUTLAND - A bake sale and ice cream social will be held at 6:30 p.m. Saturday at the Rutland gymnasium with proceeds to go to the ball teams of the community. A square dance at 9 p.m. will follow the social. J UN I JO, ltl4 110 miD U I Ill 101 !..I IAN OH TOWI'tiHII' lWP . t l. l lt K MI IGI COUH l 'l' "O il: H. NO , OH IO U IIO BAKER FURNITURE ON THE "T" . MIOOLEPOR'r, OHIO Hours : 9·5 Mon.·t'ri. 9·8 Saturday --. ONLY IU-2525 ru~ HIJu~t · 1 nlul t th• • ~ ·•.,I ll~ 111 lh• 1"••••"1 men! ltf(l~lllllhl 11111t1 ,, \n '•' 0 n •• I'"' 111111 , ~~ 11.., l ll'ilt oJ< I•. t'l f•, •;oiii,.I')Jity ti ltilll!l ""1)1 ~· \ Gtn JIIItcl wll l'l I~ 1~1· U!I'Oit·fhl otMOI/<Ot••M' \\oi l ·~•l rt41 1to 1fllttr"llltlfllil>1 1"'"', t"'l"''~'' ''~'~" ' l 4 , 760 r Schedule district Methodist meeting ' % ~:.I % ,1. " ( ·~ . • I \(,jh ... ~ ,..,, o< 1 J,'I I L·~ll.• ~j ll,. I.J rl ,tl . 'tL lltltll "'til...,..~ -~"' H~Ail1 ii111 I ~i •' ' ll .. t/1 ,I!Cft iiJI/f~J'LjM~·III ~~M'ft tu(J'ii.iv>;~ IK "-ll'""'Nt . . • ' ' • 1· 11 II I ·'•'i •-•~h .tHt1 MONDA\' DAV CHAPTER picnic, 6 p.m. Members and wives to meet at 5 :~0 p.m. at chapter home , Butternut Ave ., Pomeroy, before proceeding to picnic location. Reel \, 614•992-2641 MIODLEPOit T , OH IO ',1\i ~. II B.:a ts, As It Swee p, , As II C!ean!i. l n st ~ rH 4·r mutJ pn MIDDLEPORT BooK STORE CHURCH OF'F'ICE SUPPLIES & GIF'T 99 Ml~~ STREET \ I %i · ~· ll~t ~~· J ty '"' ··(I 1'1>' ' •' I ' '' Setdl . Bird Seeds- Oyster Shells end Grit - Fertilizers - Lime Cement & Morter - Stock Self • Weter Softener - Remedies - Salt . Litters . Vecclne - Roof.lng • Pelnts - Red Brend Fencing - Baler and 'Binder Twine - Spreys - Gates. SUGAR :tUN MILLS Mulbtrrv Ave. and Mrs. Gary White, Kimberly, Pamela, John and Amy, Circleville. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schuler and Joe Bob, Mrs. Edith Saunders, Cheshire; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis, Addison; Mr. and Mrs. CUP tis Riffle and Grela, Pomeroy ; Mr . and Mrs. Arvil Holler, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Holter, Gary and Brenda, Debbie and Pamela Davis, Bashan; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Travers, Greg and Mark, Wilkesville ; Mr . and Mrs . Chester Hougland, Mrs. Elva Benedict, McArthur ; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hougland, Kit. tisue, Cindy, Melissa, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hougland, Krisli, Jeff, Joey, and Jodi, Mr. and Mrs. Biil Hawk and Billy, Mr. and Mrs. Dannie IHougland,. .. Michelle and Angle, Chil~ licothe . Sanborn society meets 59 N. Second St. Middleport, 0. • Buy··- 22nd Davis reunion held at lAke Alma The 22nd annual Dav1s Va. who traveled the farthest; reunion was held Sunday at and Derek Tillis, the youngest, Lake Alma near Wellston. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark 71 persons attending enjoyed a Tillis. Jimmy Davis won the basket dinner at noon with door prize . Games were conMrs. Edith Hougland giving ducted by Mr. and Mrs. the blessing. Richard Travers. Bruce Davis presided at the Attending were lv\r . and Mrs. business meeting during which Kenne.th Davis, Mr. and Mrs. time plans were made. for a Clyde Davis and Jimmie, Mr. reunion to be held at Lake and Mrs. Mark Tillis, Lisa and Alma next year. Officers Derek, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce elected were Kenneth. Davis, Davis, David and Danny, Mr. president; Mrs . Hougland , and Mrs. Merle Davi s, secrelary ; Mrs. Judy Holter Rutland ; Mr. and Mrs . Robert' and Mrs. Sharon Rifrle, Davis, Glenn and Cindy, recreation and games. Langsville ; Mr. and Mrs. Girts were presented to Mrs. Worley Davis, Dexter; Mrs. ICE CREAM social, bake Ednu Hill and Eleanor Eleanor Williamson and Mrs. sale and square dance at Williamson, Chesapeake, W. Edna Hill, Chssapeake; Mr. Rutland gymnasium beginning 6:30p.m. with square dance to begin at 9. Proceeds to !he league ball teams of the town . SUNDAY · MORNING church services, Grande Baptist .Members of the B. H. San- Davis, and Michl and Marsha Rio 10:30, Eagle Ridge Church, by Association meeting by Mrs. born Missionary Society of the King. Rev. Harry Spencer, Port Middleport First Baptist Mrs. Dale Walburn of the Elizabeth Searles. Clinton. Everyone is welcome. The budget for the year was Church honored Mr. and Mrs. Love Joy Circle gave devotions CLELAND reunion, Forest Harold Hubbard with a shower using 11 Friendshipn as the presented by Mrs. Fred HoffAcres Park, basket dinner at !- of household gifts at a meeUng theme and concluding with a man, Mrs. Fred Lewis, and p.m. Everyone welcom. held Monday night at the home poem "My Friend." Mrs . .O.IIen Mrs . Hughes. Plans were CARMEL Church near ol Mrs. Paul srruirt. discussed for the October . . Hughes had the prayer. · Hacine annual homecoming, The Hubbards' home and all Mrs. Bert Bodimer gave a meeting with the Electa Circle Sunday School at 10 a.m. and their possessions were pen sketch on the special .in- to have the devotions. basket dinner at noon. Af- destroyed in a fire last spring. terest missionaries to be The prayer o£ dedication for ternoon program, '1:30 p.m. Preceding the meeting the remembered by the society the love gift was given by Mrs. with The Rev. Paul Sellers, group enjoyed a picnic on the this year, and Mrs. Isabelle Elizabeth Slavin. Answering Hamden, speaker. Everyone patio at the Smart home. Winebrenner reported on the the roll call of circles were nine welcome. Guests were the Rev. Edward new scholarship girl, Lidya members of the Dorcas Circle, 4th ANNUAL Cldand family Fischer, interim pastor, Zamora of Managua. A report eight from the Elecla, and 12 reunion, Forest Acres Park, Valerie Lewis, Mrs. Dorothy was also given on the recent from the Love Joy. New Lima Road. Basket lunch at noon with musical program following. CARR SCHOOL reunion , ' .. . Woode Grove, at Alfred . EVENSONG, 6p.m. at Grace LETART FALLS - A presided at the meeting ''America.'' It was noted that Christmas Episcopal Church followed by district meeting or Methodist opening with the reading of a picnic at 6:30 p. m. in the Women to be held on Sept. 16 in scripture from Matthew 6:1-9 cards are now for sale by the Parish House. Families to take Marietla was announced at a and concluding with the Lord's members. Observing birthdays in August and making a birtha covered dish and their own recent meeting of the Women's Prayer in unison. day offering were Mrs . "A Friendship - a Lilany for table service. No Sunday Society of Christian Service of morning worship service. the East Letart United America" was the theme of Margaret Gloeckner, Mrs . IJJe worship service conducted Nora Pearson and Mrs. Clara PREACHING services at Methodist Church. Mrs . Herbert Shields by Mrs. Eula Wolfe. Each Adams. Proceeds from the Rutland Freewill Baptist member had a sentence prayer birthday offering go toward Church 7;30 p.m .with IJJe Rev and then the group sang missionary work here and John Mayhew, Ragland, W. abroad. Va., speaking. Round robin· cards were ITWASBONNIE . MTH . REUNION Green signed for Mrs. Edna Stiles, Bonnie LeMaster rather than Ogdin - Caster reunion, Mrs. Marie Hayman, Eddie Columbia Chapel Church , Vonnie LeMaster has been Finley and Floyd Norris. TO HOLD SCHOOL Point Rock; basket dinner at Issued a school bus driving The program for Mrs. RACINE - There will be certificate by the Meigs County noon . Shields was on "One Day at a Sunday school at the Hacine ANNUAL PARKER family uoard of Education. Wesleyan United Methodist Time" and she read scripture reunion at Tuppers Plains Church at 10 a.m. Sunday with from Matt. 6:25-30. Elementary School; basket Others attending were Mrs. Mrs . Lavinia Simpson as dinner at noon. All relatives su'flerintendent. All members Eileen Roush, Mrs. Hazel Fox, and friends welcome. Veterans Memorial Hospital ·and their families are asked to Mrs . Facie Hayman, Mrs . FAMILY reunion of the Admissions Clifford be present. There will be Bertha Robinson, Mrs. Lucy descendants of Marshall T. Jenkinson, Pomeroy; Robert special singing . Worship Donahue, Mrs. Mary Roush Wolfe and John Wolfe, New Titus, Pqmeroy; Jack Ginther, services will be held alii a.m. and Mrs: Mildted Donohew. Haven Roadside Park. Basket Chester ; Earl Ingles, Middinner at noon. dleport ; Harold Kin g, Pomeroy . . - - - - - - - - - . . Discharges - Rose Deem, WHY HUNT FOR BEAUTIFUL Lillian Moore, Joyce Bing, Freda Turley, Ella Rostorer, ARTIFICIAL Willis Blaine. A.OWER ARRANGEMENTS From '3.98 DUDLEY'S. FLORIST With Another Great Middleport Book Store CLOSING TIME lor all Meigs County Fair open class entries, except horse show and horse and pony pulling contests, 4 p.m; today. Secrelary 's office on fairgrounds receiving entries from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Thursday and Friday, August 9 and 10. ICE CREAM Social, Forest Run MeiJJodist Church, 6 p.m. Homemade ice cream, pie and cake. SATURDAY PUBLIC SALE o£ old school desks, several sewing machines and other Items by Southern LQCal School District, 2 p.m. at Southern Junior High School. · REUNION of . FIRST descendants of late Ed and Eliza Hayman family, Forked Run Slate Park, basket dinner at noon. All relatives and friends cordially lnvited. BAKE sale, sponsored by Job's Daughters, 9 a.m.-12 nooon, in front of New York Clothing House. Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis, chairperson of IJJe Meigs County Fair Flower Shows, displays an honorable mention rosette which has been received to denote the honorable mention whlctrthe 1972 Meigs County Fair flower shows won . The award was made by the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs in statewide c-ompetition among fair flower shows. Members of Meigs lll!lun 710, •11ght and Forty were guests at a meeting of the Wilkesville Salon Monday night. Hobbie ()ood, chapeau, preside-d at U1e meeting with, Mrs. Pearl Knopp of the Meig.• Salon serving as Ia concierge for the ritualistic opening. Mrs. Martin presented the chapeau of the Wllkesvi.lle Salon wiU1 a certificate from the Departeme ntal d'Ohio pouvior held recentl y at Toledo. Also displayed at the . meeting were the trophies won by the Meigs Salon, A traveling prize was awarded to Mrs. Martin who will install the offi cers of the Wilkesville Salon some lime in September. Jewelry for sale by the Salon was on display along with ash tra ys commemora ting the 40lh anniversary of the America Legion Auxiliar y, Re£reshmenL• were served. ' , • r • • ..• ....• • Mr. and Mrs. Otho Lieving Mr. and Mrs. Otha (Bud) l.leving, New Haven, will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with open house Sunday, Augustl9, between the ho urs or 2 and 4 p. m. ~\the New Haven Methodist Church soclal .room . Mrs. Lieving Is the former Elsie Roush, daughter of the late Okey and Alma Roush of the Broad Run Community. They were married Mar . 7, 1923 at the Old Lutheran Parsonage by the Rev. P. L. Miller . They arc parents of two children, Lawrence, Winfield, W. Va ., and Larry, Clearwater, Fl~. They have four granddaughters and one grandson . Wedding plans completed by -Miss Susan Soulsby Plans have been completed lor the approaching marriage Saturday evening or Mi ss Susan Elaine Soulsby and Hoger Alan Abbott, both of Pomeroy. Officiating. at the open church event at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church will be the Rev. Carl ' Hicks. The bride's attendants will be Mary Midkiff, Pomeroy. maid of honor ; Brenda ' Shumway , Dayton, cousin of the brideelect; Vicki Abbott, Pomeroy, sister of the groom, and Cindy Jones of Jackson, bridesmaids, and Cindy Soulsby, sister of the bride-elect, flower girl. , Attending the groom will be his brother, Danny Abbott, of Troy with Pat Souisby, brother of the bride-elect; Bill Hysell, Marysvllle, cousin of the groom, and Mike Hoffman, Middleport, groomsmen. Kelly Wisecup, ~omeroy, will be ringbearer and Jlmmer Souls- BILLIARDS WINNER CHICAGO (UPI ) - Jean Balukas, 14, a Brooklyn, N.Y., high school freshman, defeated a Japanese champion, 71i-l, in tPe Women's Division of the U.S. Open Pocket Billiards championships Thursday. It was the 56th win in her last 58 tournament maiches for Miss Balukas, the defending champion . She ran up a high of 25 balls in defeating Mrs. Mieko Harada , Japanese champion from Kyoto, by the topheavy score in 20 innings. by and Todd Rawlings Will ser ~e as acolytes. Connie La'nning and Diana King of Pomeroy will register the guests. A program of nuptial music will be presented at 6 p.m. by Halph Werry, organist, with the marriage ceremony beginning at 6:30 p.m. An open reception will follow in lhs church social room this Saturday evening. STEA~~ EXTRACTION CARPET CLEANING Commercia!' CLEANING "'/[ ~ rt>m fwf' 1/,41 Jm·/ , .. '/1 L/mi 't '""''if ;.,I" FOR FRE,E ESTIMATE CALL: 99~-263S AT ANYTIME Ingels Furniture · MIDDLEPORT HAY! L------------" 9·92-2039 ~82-2575 . New lt•••n. W. Va . personalities~ sure popularity or show VALUES doesn 't cos1 - but saves". SAYRI HARDWARE Miss Liz B/aettnar • ¢ Bed Pillows THE BEST FLOWERS FBIQA\' HYMN sing, Church of the Na1.arene, SyracWJe, 7:30p.m. Featw·ing the Duncan ~'amlly from Tampa, Fla. Everyone welcome. MEIGS VICA members to meet at the Meigs County Junior Fair Building, 7 p.m. to get building ready for fair and make plans for booth at the fair. YOUNG ADULT Cla ss, Bradford Church or Christ,' at 6:30 p.m. will have a wiener roast at the Route 33 Roadside Park on the right traveling north. co had said before last season that we were fo ur years away from even competing for the title and our klds got tired of hearing that and went out ·and · did something about it. " Bowling Green coach Don Nehlen said, "for us to ha ve a THE RACINE PEE,WEE BASEBALL TEAM became the Mid-Ohio Valley Champs good season , we must stay recently when they defeated the Syracuse A's (I~ in the championship game . Members oi the from injuries," poinf.ing out team are, front row, 1-r, Rusty Cummins, Pete Robinson, Steve Fisher, Jason Hill, Tyrone that his Falcon squad had good Brinegar. second row, Allen Pape, Kent Wolfe, Chris Bostick, Nick Bostick, Scott Frederick, starting personnel, but lackP.d and third row, coaches Ken Rizer, and Jack Bostick. The lei)Ill was 9and 2for the season. depth. Bowling Green, second in the conference last year, opened the season with a 17-14 upset over Purdue . This year the Falcons have Syracuse as their opening opponent. "We're going to be ready to spending a couple hours play Syracuse and we'll sure be LUCASVILLE, Ohio I UP! ) hours. Others inspecting the prison visiting and returning to in the ball game with them," - W. J. Whealon, superinMrs . Ysabel Rennie of were Cleveland past might - at a Nehlen said, hoping for another tendent of the Southern Ohio surprise win over a major Correctional Facility , said Columbus, Slate Sen. William cost of $24. football power. Thursday when asked why 78 Bowen, D ~C in ci nnati , Ohio Messerman and Bowen both For a team picked to finish inmates were forced to remain Slate University researcher urged an end to keeping last in the MAC, Ohio U. pro!>- nude for 24 hours following a Harry Allen and Cleveland prisoners in their cells 24 hours a day as !hey have since the ably faces the roughest sche- shakedown, "It's quite possible lawyer Gerald Messerman. "These fellows should have killings. dule of any league team. Non- we forgot about them." conference opponents include The question was asked by showers, that's my first "As one guard told me, '1£ Penn State, South Carolina and Cuyahoga County Common re commenda ti on," said you're going to keep them in there all day, every day, you'd Northwestern. Pleas Court Judge Bernard Friedman. "I've always thought it was a better weld the doors shut," · ~This is the toughest sche· Friedman, head of the dule, in the history of Ohio Gov~or 's Task Force on horrible mislake building this said Messerman. University and maybe in the Prison~ and Corrections. The monstrosity. in an isolated Friedman talked to an inmate who was in the cell next history of the Mid-American lask force loured the prison area /' said Friedman. The inslitution already has to Raney and saw the acConference," moaned Bobcat here Thursday. coach Bill Hess. "This scheule The inmate.s were stripped too many inmates, Friedman cidenlal shooting or the second was made out long ago and i · following the shooting deaths in contended, even though the guard, Gary Underwood. only approved it because l their cellblock of two guards on population is only 1,055 with a Friedman said the prisoner capacity of 1,600 and 40 pet. are told him that Rimey was didn't think I'd still be the July 24. coach now." The prisoners insisted they from Cuyahoga County. angered by searches of his cell The judge pointed out Miami, which has finished remained naked from four to two or three times. twice in one · with a 7-3 record the past five seven days even thOugh visiting here from Cleveland night. season, will again base its Wheal on said it was ror only 24 '!leans laking a 5 a.m. bus, offense around hard-driving tailback Bob Hitchens. according to coach Bill Mallory. The Redskins also face a tough schedule, playing at Pur• due and South Carolina in back-to-hack games. Mallory said his team could be W!ing a barefoot freshman When Virginia Grover ago. punter this season. retired £rom her duties at the Virginia Grover was senior "His name is Steve StackKyger Creek Power Plant on plant clerk in the stores House, but because of some July 1, she became the first department. She was employed rule about wearing all your female employe to retire from by the Ohio Valley Electrical equipment, he couldn 't klck the plant since it came into Corporation 19 years, joining barefooted in high .school in existance nearly two decades OVEC on June 24, 1954 in Paden City, W.Va.," Mallory construction. She moved to said. "But he's a lot better operations on Dec. I, 1954. punter with his shoe off." NORTHFIELD During the past few weeks,' Western Michigan coach Bill NORTHFIELD, Ohio (UPI) "Ginny" was honored with a Doolittle said flatly he "ex- Baron Gerard edged Big cookoul at the Kyger Creek . .peels to be a contender" for the Kahuna by a nose Thursday Employees Club by fellow title. Doolittle based much of night to capture the $20,000 workers. She received several his optimism on halfback Waller J. Michael pace at gifts from Harry E. MenLarry Cates, an all-conference ·VIRGINIA GROVER Northfield Park . denhall, Dave Grueser, Don selection the last two years. Rainlree's Hope fin ished Bell, Lee Wood, Harry Clark, The Broncos have 29 letterthird in the featured event John Fisher' Connie Mitchell, men returning from last year's ano ther three-four ths of a Betty q 8 ronick, Alice Icard, R. 7-3-1 team. length back and favored Adioo F.. Joseph and his grandson. THISTLEDOWN ' "Toledo could be a conBob was fourth . She was also honored with ·a CLEVELAND (UP!) tender ," said Jack Murphy, Th~ winner, driven by Lewis dinner at the Holiday Inn and coach of the Rockets. Murphy Under Arrested nipped W1lhams, has now earned at Evelyn's Salon and Beauty had been quoted previously as Risquer in a photo · finish saying his team's Nov. 17 dale Thursday to win the $5,000 $110,500. The four -year-<>ld was Shop by Betty Baronick, with Kent State would decide Debutane Prep at Thistledown purchased here at the In- Connie Mitchell and Alice ternational Horse sale three Icard and friends . the MAC title. He stayed with Hacetrack. The four-year-<>ld, ridden by years ago for $3,700. that prediction Thursday. Baron Gerard returned $8.80, . - - - - - - - - - - - - - · Coaches of the four new Larry MW1ster, paid $10.20, $4.60 and $3.80 for his winning · I league schools expressed $3.80, and $2.20. Spring Romp 2:01 3-5 performance over a 1 regret they can 't compete for £inishsd third. The winner covered the six ~~the title, but none more I Williams finished the night 0 furlon~ s in I: II 3-5. emotionally than Northern Champagne Man and Mr. wi th two victories, clinching Dlinois' Jerry lppolitil who said frankly that "we expect an Galiahad set up a 5-!i daily the drivers championship with double worth $136. The 8-7 tenth 49 wins Bill Zendt had during outstanding season." MAC Commissioner Fred race perfecla combination or the summer meeting. Jacoby said the league's "most Last or The Mamas and Yolget TOUR SLATED pr ovid~d the day's lar~es l representative team COLUMBUS (UP!) - The probably the champion" is payoff, $635.70. slate Department o£ Natural expected to compete in the Resou rces is planning a Tangerine Bowl. Last year "drive-it-yourself" tour of the .Kent State lost to Tampa in the Little Auglaize River waterpost-season game. Athens eliminated shed project near Van Wert SEARS AUg . 21. The Tour, open to the I The Athens American Catalog Merchant I Legion baseball team was public, will give people a I 220 E. Main Pomeroy I eltmloated from the state chance to see a stream before, PH . 992-2178 I teglon tournament, losing to duri ng and after channel I For All Occasions Worthington, 10-7, In a modification. semifinal game, Thursday. We Wire Flowers Everywher e Worthington now laces heavlly favore~ Cincinnati Bentley In the championship game this afternoon,. Bentley MIOOLEPORT, 0. needs oilly I win In the next 2 Porn eroy Flower Shop games to advance to the Mrs. Millard Van M eter National Regional TourP~ . 992 -2039 Ph. 992>5721 nament. Ul'l ll you no longer ·need packaged woler solleners and bluing ; and In addition you sove up to 75 pel . on soap becau ... any cleaning agent works better With Refined Wat~r . En joy the benefits of Refined Waler today "especially when It Call attends meeting Here's the Man T See For . • • .. ' ~· .iJ;"~" ' the most On Men's White Shot$' High Riser and Slip· Ons. Reg . $16.99 to 518.99 Your Thom MeAn Store CLEVELAND (UPI ) - It's happen so many limes lately, I MIODLEPO~T becoming painfully obvious, just got disgusted," he said. I even to Arnold Palmer. that he no longer can play golf like he once could. · And it's no longer just a case of Palmer's famed putting miseries, either. Snre, he's putting p<iorly, like always. But he sprayed some drives, mls-hlt some approaches and wasn't exilctly a redhot chipper either Thursday in the first round of the PGA SA1'URDAY ONLY Olampionship. He was playing like a 43year-<>ld man, not like a legend. ,. The numbers added to 76, five over par. Only once before, when he was bothered by a painful hip injury that forced him to withdraw after shooting · 82 in 1969, has ·Palmer had a poorer start in the PGA. 22 oz. can "There's no reason why I shol!ldn't play better than I'm playing now," said a discouraged Palmer. "Maybe I'm tired from playihg too much. I know I haven't been playing up to my expectations, .and that takes a toll, too. I'm going to have to take a little rest and work on my game if I'm going to play." The PGA is the only major championship Palmer never has won, ami today he needed to improve on his opening 76 just to survive the 36-hole cut. He admitted he's " discouraged." · "I've had the same thing Virginia Grover is first woman to retire at OVEC'. Roval Crown Bottling Company SUMMER SALE Arnie looks bad in PGA Flashes, Falcons picks in MAC Ezght and Forty I PQmeroy JEANNE'S SALON . MIDOI..EPOitT :.\ ~++.P-"~~~ \ feed complete PURINA HORSE CHOW CHECKERS from MODERN SUPPLY · Silver Crest Pett icoat gl ass has become sy nonymous With the name Fenlon In fine handmade gl ass . Sl l yer Cre st ha s come to mean som eth ing special to m any , Ther e Is no ot_h er glass lik e II on th e mark et. The r eception of these pieces continues to be str ong each year . The spun cry stal edge, the delicate crystal handles and the dlsllncllve rulfles of the Fenton crimp make It the parly perfec l glass. Each piece sllghlly dllferent - each piece lovely In Its si mply beauty . See our collection now. 39t w. Main St. 992-2,164 Pomeroy, 0. THE STORE WITH "ALL KINDS OF HAS A NEW OPERATOR - JUDY CROW STUFF" - FOR PETS , STABLES. LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS , LAWNS AND GAR , DENS. . We welcome the friends of Judy ... to take advantage of her services at this location now! OPENS DAYS WEEK - CLOSED MONDAYS ., �• ~ - TIM! Deily lienllnel, Mld!lli!pul'!-l'omcroy, 0., AUgUIII 10, 1973 4- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 ., August 10, 1973 By RICK VAN SANT COLUMBUS (UP!) - Kent state and Bowling Green have been tabbed by coaches and reporters as favorites to win the 1973 Mid-American Conference football championship. In a poll conducted here Thursday, conference coaches picked defending champion Kent Stale wrepeat ·and selected Bowling Green as a close second. • It was just· the other way around in balloting by 47 writers and broadcasters wbo cover MAC football. The reporters favored Bowling Green to win the title, with Kent finishing second. Both coaches and reporters figured ·the next four finishers in the same order - Miami, Western Michigan, roledo and Ohio Ualversity, Although there are officially 10 teams in the MAC, four are not eligible for the football crown because they are new and their schedules do not include the five required league opponents. The four are Ball State, Eastern Michigan , Central Michigan and Northern fllinois . The the coaches poll, Kent State ·received 31 points, followed by Bowling Green with 27, Miami 24, Western Michigan 17, Toledo 14 and Ohio U. 13. Reporters' tabulations showed Bowling Green with 241 points, Kent State 229, Miami 201, Western Michigan 121, Toledo 99 and Ohio U. 90; Kent State coach Don James was more pessimistic about his team's chances than his fellow coaches. "I look at Bowling Green, Miami and Western Michigan • as being the favorities," James said. "Then I'd rank Kent State, Toledo and Ohio as being very similar." Pressed by reporters as to why·he was not more optimistic about his learn's chances, James replied, "I U1ink there are better roo tballleams in our league (than us)." But James quickly added statements that belied his pessimisnl. "0£ course, I wouldn't predict a title repeat i£ we had 22 All·Ainericanst he said. 11 Middleport - ·- I~IRACLES . DO rtf( The difference between a brain and a computer can be expressed in a single word : comple x ity . The large mammalian ·brain Is complicated thing , for its size, known to us . The human brain weighs three pounds, but In that three pounds are ten bi Il ion neurons and a hundred bill ion smaller cells . Eve n th e most complicat ed co mput er man has yet built can 't compare in intri cacy w ith the brain . Can a comp ut er think? That depends on what you mean by " thif"!k" . . If solv ing a mathematical problem is· " thlnk lng 1 " then a computer can J' thlnk" and do so m uch faster than a man . But how. long will It lake to bu ild a computer complex enough to duplicate th e hurnan bra in? Perhaps not as tong as some think! Do you think you ' re e, onomiz l ng by using ordl11<1ry lap water for all your laundry chores? When VOLI have a water refin ing 1 Sale •12.00 ... Nude inmates forgotten? heritage hou" FOAM FIU.ED . Meigs DeMolay attends meet SPECIAL STA·FLO ¢. SPRAY STARCH Miss Uz Blaettnar, sweetbear! of the Meigs Chapter, Order of OeMolay, and the lllh District sweetheart, is at the Ohio Stale OeMolay Conclave IJJls week at Akron University. Miss Blaetlnar, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. John W. Blaett. nar. will compete with the sweethearts of 19 other dlstrlc.. throughout the state for thepown of Ohio DeMolay Sweetheart. Othe(1i attending the conclave from the Meigs Chapter are l)'illiam C. Quickie, Cheshire; Jon Bunce, Tim King, George StewBrt and Don THI~IfiNMINTO, SPEAKING OF LEBANON TOWNSHIP OE PARTMEI'IT OF TH E 1 RE ASURY OFFICE OF R EVE NV ~ Hair HAS US ED ITS AEI'ENVE SH .., RIN tl PA YMEN T SHA RING f" ~ 1900 PEN NSYLVA NI A AVE N W WASH INGTON. DC 20226 THE f ~ III O O BEGII'IN~ NG JJt,N , 1, 1972 JUNE 30, 1973 ENDING IN THE FOLLOWING ~/;NNfA 8ASEO U~O N A TOTAl PAYMENT Of by $2,606 ACCOUNT NO KAY 36 3 953 004 1 o l 1n o lollaw o"g mo M OII did ihol Rol vonu l Sh l ro f'IU furi(JI ollect tho th lo•tio of y~uo 1 " ~.cttOnl C~Kk 11 mo..,. ao lll'fiiV 0 d II.~OUCED "MO:J ~HO! INC~[ ASf LEBANON TOWNSHIP TWP. CLERK MEIGS COUNTY "PORTLAND, OHIO 45770 R.lft Of A MAJOR fAK . NO ( H !C I ONl.U L!VELS We are not In business to change In- you a better way tQ win friends and influence " GTUAL EXP E ~ O I Tti RES people, but we are here to '" encourage and assist you In maintaining healthy hair ·and beauty care . St,unnlng healthy hair, a flallerlng coiffure and $ pc.oper cOloring can make ,you feel confident of a well - % .$ groomed appearance. Tipping. frosting and moonlighting , applied to otherwise drab, dull hair, will brighten the hair and give II a remarkable and exciting new look. % % Vaughan, Middleport; Mike Norton, Minersville; Burl Moshier, Gallipolis; Mike Hendricks , Addison ; Van Windsor, Don Gabritsch, Geoff Gabritsch, Point Pleasant, W. Va. Also there are Mrs. Hilda Quickie, lith District representative; Mrs . Sarah Moshie,r, Galltpolls; and Mrs. Robert Kl'ng, Middleport, president of the Mothers' Club of the Meigs Chapter. Mrs. Lyons Busy Bees class host Mrs, John Lyons was host for a "come as you are" party for members of the Busy Bee Class of the Middleport First Baptist Church and their guests. She served chicken salad, hot rolls, homemade lee cream and cake. Guesls were Mrs. Tom Lyons, Pontia.c, Mich.; the Rev. and Mrs. Charles Simons and children, Carol and Wes, the Rev. Mr. Simons' mother of Philadelphia, Pa.; Shannon Coates, and Mrs. Nellie Newell', ,Maysville, Ky. F&AMTOMEET HARRISONVILLE - A special meeting of Harrisonville Lodge 411, .F&AM, will be held at 7:30 this evening. The enter apprentice degree will be conferred upon three candidates and refreshments will be served. You can find lhe secret to modern hair beauty,.where feathery curves, shim - mering highlights, radiant tones and the · latest hair styles will give you somethl ng to celebrate aboul. · Call us lor an ap. polntmenf lo boost you r charm and beauty. 1-10-73 CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON . ITHIS· IS rOUR COPr OF YOUR RfPORT · I'LIA!I RlrAINI ,, 2t.i E. SECOND ST. POMEROY, OHIO PH9NE 992-7606 NEXTTHURSDAY AFTERNQON FORTfiE FAIR L EI ANON 1'0WHSHII' i'l/•ll~ ill o:<!'l.tt'!f .' "··-~--- f VI\tttC E/O UrLt Mr r. : 1'1-P JVL Y I, 1111 ~11; ~' r. ourJr Seed and Milling HEADQUARTERS ,,..,,( ,:,- ,"111-n'll i ,!,NIJ ~~lw• h VISITING HERE Mrs. Bernard Schramm, Zanesville Is In Middleport to visit Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons. CLOSE~ r ur Qnvf.:A NM t Nl' Of RETAIN THI$ WOIH< SHEET PLAN BAKE SALE RUTLAND - A bake sale and ice cream social will be held at 6:30 p.m. Saturday at the Rutland gymnasium with proceeds to go to the ball teams of the community. A square dance at 9 p.m. will follow the social. J UN I JO, ltl4 110 miD U I Ill 101 !..I IAN OH TOWI'tiHII' lWP . t l. l lt K MI IGI COUH l 'l' "O il: H. NO , OH IO U IIO BAKER FURNITURE ON THE "T" . MIOOLEPOR'r, OHIO Hours : 9·5 Mon.·t'ri. 9·8 Saturday --. ONLY IU-2525 ru~ HIJu~t · 1 nlul t th• • ~ ·•.,I ll~ 111 lh• 1"••••"1 men! ltf(l~lllllhl 11111t1 ,, \n '•' 0 n •• I'"' 111111 , ~~ 11.., l ll'ilt oJ< I•. t'l f•, •;oiii,.I')Jity ti ltilll!l ""1)1 ~· \ Gtn JIIItcl wll l'l I~ 1~1· U!I'Oit·fhl otMOI/<Ot••M' \\oi l ·~•l rt41 1to 1fllttr"llltlfllil>1 1"'"', t"'l"''~'' ''~'~" ' l 4 , 760 r Schedule district Methodist meeting ' % ~:.I % ,1. " ( ·~ . • I \(,jh ... ~ ,..,, o< 1 J,'I I L·~ll.• ~j ll,. I.J rl ,tl . 'tL lltltll "'til...,..~ -~"' H~Ail1 ii111 I ~i •' ' ll .. t/1 ,I!Cft iiJI/f~J'LjM~·III ~~M'ft tu(J'ii.iv>;~ IK "-ll'""'Nt . . • ' ' • 1· 11 II I ·'•'i •-•~h .tHt1 MONDA\' DAV CHAPTER picnic, 6 p.m. Members and wives to meet at 5 :~0 p.m. at chapter home , Butternut Ave ., Pomeroy, before proceeding to picnic location. Reel \, 614•992-2641 MIODLEPOit T , OH IO ',1\i ~. II B.:a ts, As It Swee p, , As II C!ean!i. l n st ~ rH 4·r mutJ pn MIDDLEPORT BooK STORE CHURCH OF'F'ICE SUPPLIES & GIF'T 99 Ml~~ STREET \ I %i · ~· ll~t ~~· J ty '"' ··(I 1'1>' ' •' I ' '' Setdl . Bird Seeds- Oyster Shells end Grit - Fertilizers - Lime Cement & Morter - Stock Self • Weter Softener - Remedies - Salt . Litters . Vecclne - Roof.lng • Pelnts - Red Brend Fencing - Baler and 'Binder Twine - Spreys - Gates. SUGAR :tUN MILLS Mulbtrrv Ave. and Mrs. Gary White, Kimberly, Pamela, John and Amy, Circleville. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schuler and Joe Bob, Mrs. Edith Saunders, Cheshire; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis, Addison; Mr. and Mrs. CUP tis Riffle and Grela, Pomeroy ; Mr . and Mrs. Arvil Holler, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Holter, Gary and Brenda, Debbie and Pamela Davis, Bashan; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Travers, Greg and Mark, Wilkesville ; Mr . and Mrs . Chester Hougland, Mrs. Elva Benedict, McArthur ; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hougland, Kit. tisue, Cindy, Melissa, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hougland, Krisli, Jeff, Joey, and Jodi, Mr. and Mrs. Biil Hawk and Billy, Mr. and Mrs. Dannie IHougland,. .. Michelle and Angle, Chil~ licothe . Sanborn society meets 59 N. Second St. Middleport, 0. • Buy··- 22nd Davis reunion held at lAke Alma The 22nd annual Dav1s Va. who traveled the farthest; reunion was held Sunday at and Derek Tillis, the youngest, Lake Alma near Wellston. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark 71 persons attending enjoyed a Tillis. Jimmy Davis won the basket dinner at noon with door prize . Games were conMrs. Edith Hougland giving ducted by Mr. and Mrs. the blessing. Richard Travers. Bruce Davis presided at the Attending were lv\r . and Mrs. business meeting during which Kenne.th Davis, Mr. and Mrs. time plans were made. for a Clyde Davis and Jimmie, Mr. reunion to be held at Lake and Mrs. Mark Tillis, Lisa and Alma next year. Officers Derek, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce elected were Kenneth. Davis, Davis, David and Danny, Mr. president; Mrs . Hougland , and Mrs. Merle Davi s, secrelary ; Mrs. Judy Holter Rutland ; Mr. and Mrs . Robert' and Mrs. Sharon Rifrle, Davis, Glenn and Cindy, recreation and games. Langsville ; Mr. and Mrs. Girts were presented to Mrs. Worley Davis, Dexter; Mrs. ICE CREAM social, bake Ednu Hill and Eleanor Eleanor Williamson and Mrs. sale and square dance at Williamson, Chesapeake, W. Edna Hill, Chssapeake; Mr. Rutland gymnasium beginning 6:30p.m. with square dance to begin at 9. Proceeds to !he league ball teams of the town . SUNDAY · MORNING church services, Grande Baptist .Members of the B. H. San- Davis, and Michl and Marsha Rio 10:30, Eagle Ridge Church, by Association meeting by Mrs. born Missionary Society of the King. Rev. Harry Spencer, Port Middleport First Baptist Mrs. Dale Walburn of the Elizabeth Searles. Clinton. Everyone is welcome. The budget for the year was Church honored Mr. and Mrs. Love Joy Circle gave devotions CLELAND reunion, Forest Harold Hubbard with a shower using 11 Friendshipn as the presented by Mrs. Fred HoffAcres Park, basket dinner at !- of household gifts at a meeUng theme and concluding with a man, Mrs. Fred Lewis, and p.m. Everyone welcom. held Monday night at the home poem "My Friend." Mrs . .O.IIen Mrs . Hughes. Plans were CARMEL Church near ol Mrs. Paul srruirt. discussed for the October . . Hughes had the prayer. · Hacine annual homecoming, The Hubbards' home and all Mrs. Bert Bodimer gave a meeting with the Electa Circle Sunday School at 10 a.m. and their possessions were pen sketch on the special .in- to have the devotions. basket dinner at noon. Af- destroyed in a fire last spring. terest missionaries to be The prayer o£ dedication for ternoon program, '1:30 p.m. Preceding the meeting the remembered by the society the love gift was given by Mrs. with The Rev. Paul Sellers, group enjoyed a picnic on the this year, and Mrs. Isabelle Elizabeth Slavin. Answering Hamden, speaker. Everyone patio at the Smart home. Winebrenner reported on the the roll call of circles were nine welcome. Guests were the Rev. Edward new scholarship girl, Lidya members of the Dorcas Circle, 4th ANNUAL Cldand family Fischer, interim pastor, Zamora of Managua. A report eight from the Elecla, and 12 reunion, Forest Acres Park, Valerie Lewis, Mrs. Dorothy was also given on the recent from the Love Joy. New Lima Road. Basket lunch at noon with musical program following. CARR SCHOOL reunion , ' .. . Woode Grove, at Alfred . EVENSONG, 6p.m. at Grace LETART FALLS - A presided at the meeting ''America.'' It was noted that Christmas Episcopal Church followed by district meeting or Methodist opening with the reading of a picnic at 6:30 p. m. in the Women to be held on Sept. 16 in scripture from Matthew 6:1-9 cards are now for sale by the Parish House. Families to take Marietla was announced at a and concluding with the Lord's members. Observing birthdays in August and making a birtha covered dish and their own recent meeting of the Women's Prayer in unison. day offering were Mrs . "A Friendship - a Lilany for table service. No Sunday Society of Christian Service of morning worship service. the East Letart United America" was the theme of Margaret Gloeckner, Mrs . IJJe worship service conducted Nora Pearson and Mrs. Clara PREACHING services at Methodist Church. Mrs . Herbert Shields by Mrs. Eula Wolfe. Each Adams. Proceeds from the Rutland Freewill Baptist member had a sentence prayer birthday offering go toward Church 7;30 p.m .with IJJe Rev and then the group sang missionary work here and John Mayhew, Ragland, W. abroad. Va., speaking. Round robin· cards were ITWASBONNIE . MTH . REUNION Green signed for Mrs. Edna Stiles, Bonnie LeMaster rather than Ogdin - Caster reunion, Mrs. Marie Hayman, Eddie Columbia Chapel Church , Vonnie LeMaster has been Finley and Floyd Norris. TO HOLD SCHOOL Point Rock; basket dinner at Issued a school bus driving The program for Mrs. RACINE - There will be certificate by the Meigs County noon . Shields was on "One Day at a Sunday school at the Hacine ANNUAL PARKER family uoard of Education. Wesleyan United Methodist Time" and she read scripture reunion at Tuppers Plains Church at 10 a.m. Sunday with from Matt. 6:25-30. Elementary School; basket Others attending were Mrs. Mrs . Lavinia Simpson as dinner at noon. All relatives su'flerintendent. All members Eileen Roush, Mrs. Hazel Fox, and friends welcome. Veterans Memorial Hospital ·and their families are asked to Mrs . Facie Hayman, Mrs . FAMILY reunion of the Admissions Clifford be present. There will be Bertha Robinson, Mrs. Lucy descendants of Marshall T. Jenkinson, Pomeroy; Robert special singing . Worship Donahue, Mrs. Mary Roush Wolfe and John Wolfe, New Titus, Pqmeroy; Jack Ginther, services will be held alii a.m. and Mrs: Mildted Donohew. Haven Roadside Park. Basket Chester ; Earl Ingles, Middinner at noon. dleport ; Harold Kin g, Pomeroy . . - - - - - - - - - . . Discharges - Rose Deem, WHY HUNT FOR BEAUTIFUL Lillian Moore, Joyce Bing, Freda Turley, Ella Rostorer, ARTIFICIAL Willis Blaine. A.OWER ARRANGEMENTS From '3.98 DUDLEY'S. FLORIST With Another Great Middleport Book Store CLOSING TIME lor all Meigs County Fair open class entries, except horse show and horse and pony pulling contests, 4 p.m; today. Secrelary 's office on fairgrounds receiving entries from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Thursday and Friday, August 9 and 10. ICE CREAM Social, Forest Run MeiJJodist Church, 6 p.m. Homemade ice cream, pie and cake. SATURDAY PUBLIC SALE o£ old school desks, several sewing machines and other Items by Southern LQCal School District, 2 p.m. at Southern Junior High School. · REUNION of . FIRST descendants of late Ed and Eliza Hayman family, Forked Run Slate Park, basket dinner at noon. All relatives and friends cordially lnvited. BAKE sale, sponsored by Job's Daughters, 9 a.m.-12 nooon, in front of New York Clothing House. Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis, chairperson of IJJe Meigs County Fair Flower Shows, displays an honorable mention rosette which has been received to denote the honorable mention whlctrthe 1972 Meigs County Fair flower shows won . The award was made by the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs in statewide c-ompetition among fair flower shows. Members of Meigs lll!lun 710, •11ght and Forty were guests at a meeting of the Wilkesville Salon Monday night. Hobbie ()ood, chapeau, preside-d at U1e meeting with, Mrs. Pearl Knopp of the Meig.• Salon serving as Ia concierge for the ritualistic opening. Mrs. Martin presented the chapeau of the Wllkesvi.lle Salon wiU1 a certificate from the Departeme ntal d'Ohio pouvior held recentl y at Toledo. Also displayed at the . meeting were the trophies won by the Meigs Salon, A traveling prize was awarded to Mrs. Martin who will install the offi cers of the Wilkesville Salon some lime in September. Jewelry for sale by the Salon was on display along with ash tra ys commemora ting the 40lh anniversary of the America Legion Auxiliar y, Re£reshmenL• were served. ' , • r • • ..• ....• • Mr. and Mrs. Otho Lieving Mr. and Mrs. Otha (Bud) l.leving, New Haven, will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with open house Sunday, Augustl9, between the ho urs or 2 and 4 p. m. ~\the New Haven Methodist Church soclal .room . Mrs. Lieving Is the former Elsie Roush, daughter of the late Okey and Alma Roush of the Broad Run Community. They were married Mar . 7, 1923 at the Old Lutheran Parsonage by the Rev. P. L. Miller . They arc parents of two children, Lawrence, Winfield, W. Va ., and Larry, Clearwater, Fl~. They have four granddaughters and one grandson . Wedding plans completed by -Miss Susan Soulsby Plans have been completed lor the approaching marriage Saturday evening or Mi ss Susan Elaine Soulsby and Hoger Alan Abbott, both of Pomeroy. Officiating. at the open church event at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church will be the Rev. Carl ' Hicks. The bride's attendants will be Mary Midkiff, Pomeroy. maid of honor ; Brenda ' Shumway , Dayton, cousin of the brideelect; Vicki Abbott, Pomeroy, sister of the groom, and Cindy Jones of Jackson, bridesmaids, and Cindy Soulsby, sister of the bride-elect, flower girl. , Attending the groom will be his brother, Danny Abbott, of Troy with Pat Souisby, brother of the bride-elect; Bill Hysell, Marysvllle, cousin of the groom, and Mike Hoffman, Middleport, groomsmen. Kelly Wisecup, ~omeroy, will be ringbearer and Jlmmer Souls- BILLIARDS WINNER CHICAGO (UPI ) - Jean Balukas, 14, a Brooklyn, N.Y., high school freshman, defeated a Japanese champion, 71i-l, in tPe Women's Division of the U.S. Open Pocket Billiards championships Thursday. It was the 56th win in her last 58 tournament maiches for Miss Balukas, the defending champion . She ran up a high of 25 balls in defeating Mrs. Mieko Harada , Japanese champion from Kyoto, by the topheavy score in 20 innings. by and Todd Rawlings Will ser ~e as acolytes. Connie La'nning and Diana King of Pomeroy will register the guests. A program of nuptial music will be presented at 6 p.m. by Halph Werry, organist, with the marriage ceremony beginning at 6:30 p.m. An open reception will follow in lhs church social room this Saturday evening. STEA~~ EXTRACTION CARPET CLEANING Commercia!' CLEANING "'/[ ~ rt>m fwf' 1/,41 Jm·/ , .. '/1 L/mi 't '""''if ;.,I" FOR FRE,E ESTIMATE CALL: 99~-263S AT ANYTIME Ingels Furniture · MIDDLEPORT HAY! L------------" 9·92-2039 ~82-2575 . New lt•••n. W. Va . personalities~ sure popularity or show VALUES doesn 't cos1 - but saves". SAYRI HARDWARE Miss Liz B/aettnar • ¢ Bed Pillows THE BEST FLOWERS FBIQA\' HYMN sing, Church of the Na1.arene, SyracWJe, 7:30p.m. Featw·ing the Duncan ~'amlly from Tampa, Fla. Everyone welcome. MEIGS VICA members to meet at the Meigs County Junior Fair Building, 7 p.m. to get building ready for fair and make plans for booth at the fair. YOUNG ADULT Cla ss, Bradford Church or Christ,' at 6:30 p.m. will have a wiener roast at the Route 33 Roadside Park on the right traveling north. co had said before last season that we were fo ur years away from even competing for the title and our klds got tired of hearing that and went out ·and · did something about it. " Bowling Green coach Don Nehlen said, "for us to ha ve a THE RACINE PEE,WEE BASEBALL TEAM became the Mid-Ohio Valley Champs good season , we must stay recently when they defeated the Syracuse A's (I~ in the championship game . Members oi the from injuries," poinf.ing out team are, front row, 1-r, Rusty Cummins, Pete Robinson, Steve Fisher, Jason Hill, Tyrone that his Falcon squad had good Brinegar. second row, Allen Pape, Kent Wolfe, Chris Bostick, Nick Bostick, Scott Frederick, starting personnel, but lackP.d and third row, coaches Ken Rizer, and Jack Bostick. The lei)Ill was 9and 2for the season. depth. Bowling Green, second in the conference last year, opened the season with a 17-14 upset over Purdue . This year the Falcons have Syracuse as their opening opponent. "We're going to be ready to spending a couple hours play Syracuse and we'll sure be LUCASVILLE, Ohio I UP! ) hours. Others inspecting the prison visiting and returning to in the ball game with them," - W. J. Whealon, superinMrs . Ysabel Rennie of were Cleveland past might - at a Nehlen said, hoping for another tendent of the Southern Ohio surprise win over a major Correctional Facility , said Columbus, Slate Sen. William cost of $24. football power. Thursday when asked why 78 Bowen, D ~C in ci nnati , Ohio Messerman and Bowen both For a team picked to finish inmates were forced to remain Slate University researcher urged an end to keeping last in the MAC, Ohio U. pro!>- nude for 24 hours following a Harry Allen and Cleveland prisoners in their cells 24 hours a day as !hey have since the ably faces the roughest sche- shakedown, "It's quite possible lawyer Gerald Messerman. "These fellows should have killings. dule of any league team. Non- we forgot about them." conference opponents include The question was asked by showers, that's my first "As one guard told me, '1£ Penn State, South Carolina and Cuyahoga County Common re commenda ti on," said you're going to keep them in there all day, every day, you'd Northwestern. Pleas Court Judge Bernard Friedman. "I've always thought it was a better weld the doors shut," · ~This is the toughest sche· Friedman, head of the dule, in the history of Ohio Gov~or 's Task Force on horrible mislake building this said Messerman. University and maybe in the Prison~ and Corrections. The monstrosity. in an isolated Friedman talked to an inmate who was in the cell next history of the Mid-American lask force loured the prison area /' said Friedman. The inslitution already has to Raney and saw the acConference," moaned Bobcat here Thursday. coach Bill Hess. "This scheule The inmate.s were stripped too many inmates, Friedman cidenlal shooting or the second was made out long ago and i · following the shooting deaths in contended, even though the guard, Gary Underwood. only approved it because l their cellblock of two guards on population is only 1,055 with a Friedman said the prisoner capacity of 1,600 and 40 pet. are told him that Rimey was didn't think I'd still be the July 24. coach now." The prisoners insisted they from Cuyahoga County. angered by searches of his cell The judge pointed out Miami, which has finished remained naked from four to two or three times. twice in one · with a 7-3 record the past five seven days even thOugh visiting here from Cleveland night. season, will again base its Wheal on said it was ror only 24 '!leans laking a 5 a.m. bus, offense around hard-driving tailback Bob Hitchens. according to coach Bill Mallory. The Redskins also face a tough schedule, playing at Pur• due and South Carolina in back-to-hack games. Mallory said his team could be W!ing a barefoot freshman When Virginia Grover ago. punter this season. retired £rom her duties at the Virginia Grover was senior "His name is Steve StackKyger Creek Power Plant on plant clerk in the stores House, but because of some July 1, she became the first department. She was employed rule about wearing all your female employe to retire from by the Ohio Valley Electrical equipment, he couldn 't klck the plant since it came into Corporation 19 years, joining barefooted in high .school in existance nearly two decades OVEC on June 24, 1954 in Paden City, W.Va.," Mallory construction. She moved to said. "But he's a lot better operations on Dec. I, 1954. punter with his shoe off." NORTHFIELD During the past few weeks,' Western Michigan coach Bill NORTHFIELD, Ohio (UPI) "Ginny" was honored with a Doolittle said flatly he "ex- Baron Gerard edged Big cookoul at the Kyger Creek . .peels to be a contender" for the Kahuna by a nose Thursday Employees Club by fellow title. Doolittle based much of night to capture the $20,000 workers. She received several his optimism on halfback Waller J. Michael pace at gifts from Harry E. MenLarry Cates, an all-conference ·VIRGINIA GROVER Northfield Park . denhall, Dave Grueser, Don selection the last two years. Rainlree's Hope fin ished Bell, Lee Wood, Harry Clark, The Broncos have 29 letterthird in the featured event John Fisher' Connie Mitchell, men returning from last year's ano ther three-four ths of a Betty q 8 ronick, Alice Icard, R. 7-3-1 team. length back and favored Adioo F.. Joseph and his grandson. THISTLEDOWN ' "Toledo could be a conBob was fourth . She was also honored with ·a CLEVELAND (UP!) tender ," said Jack Murphy, Th~ winner, driven by Lewis dinner at the Holiday Inn and coach of the Rockets. Murphy Under Arrested nipped W1lhams, has now earned at Evelyn's Salon and Beauty had been quoted previously as Risquer in a photo · finish saying his team's Nov. 17 dale Thursday to win the $5,000 $110,500. The four -year-<>ld was Shop by Betty Baronick, with Kent State would decide Debutane Prep at Thistledown purchased here at the In- Connie Mitchell and Alice ternational Horse sale three Icard and friends . the MAC title. He stayed with Hacetrack. The four-year-<>ld, ridden by years ago for $3,700. that prediction Thursday. Baron Gerard returned $8.80, . - - - - - - - - - - - - - · Coaches of the four new Larry MW1ster, paid $10.20, $4.60 and $3.80 for his winning · I league schools expressed $3.80, and $2.20. Spring Romp 2:01 3-5 performance over a 1 regret they can 't compete for £inishsd third. The winner covered the six ~~the title, but none more I Williams finished the night 0 furlon~ s in I: II 3-5. emotionally than Northern Champagne Man and Mr. wi th two victories, clinching Dlinois' Jerry lppolitil who said frankly that "we expect an Galiahad set up a 5-!i daily the drivers championship with double worth $136. The 8-7 tenth 49 wins Bill Zendt had during outstanding season." MAC Commissioner Fred race perfecla combination or the summer meeting. Jacoby said the league's "most Last or The Mamas and Yolget TOUR SLATED pr ovid~d the day's lar~es l representative team COLUMBUS (UP!) - The probably the champion" is payoff, $635.70. slate Department o£ Natural expected to compete in the Resou rces is planning a Tangerine Bowl. Last year "drive-it-yourself" tour of the .Kent State lost to Tampa in the Little Auglaize River waterpost-season game. Athens eliminated shed project near Van Wert SEARS AUg . 21. The Tour, open to the I The Athens American Catalog Merchant I Legion baseball team was public, will give people a I 220 E. Main Pomeroy I eltmloated from the state chance to see a stream before, PH . 992-2178 I teglon tournament, losing to duri ng and after channel I For All Occasions Worthington, 10-7, In a modification. semifinal game, Thursday. We Wire Flowers Everywher e Worthington now laces heavlly favore~ Cincinnati Bentley In the championship game this afternoon,. Bentley MIOOLEPORT, 0. needs oilly I win In the next 2 Porn eroy Flower Shop games to advance to the Mrs. Millard Van M eter National Regional TourP~ . 992 -2039 Ph. 992>5721 nament. Ul'l ll you no longer ·need packaged woler solleners and bluing ; and In addition you sove up to 75 pel . on soap becau ... any cleaning agent works better With Refined Wat~r . En joy the benefits of Refined Waler today "especially when It Call attends meeting Here's the Man T See For . • • .. ' ~· .iJ;"~" ' the most On Men's White Shot$' High Riser and Slip· Ons. Reg . $16.99 to 518.99 Your Thom MeAn Store CLEVELAND (UPI ) - It's happen so many limes lately, I MIODLEPO~T becoming painfully obvious, just got disgusted," he said. I even to Arnold Palmer. that he no longer can play golf like he once could. · And it's no longer just a case of Palmer's famed putting miseries, either. Snre, he's putting p<iorly, like always. But he sprayed some drives, mls-hlt some approaches and wasn't exilctly a redhot chipper either Thursday in the first round of the PGA SA1'URDAY ONLY Olampionship. He was playing like a 43year-<>ld man, not like a legend. ,. The numbers added to 76, five over par. Only once before, when he was bothered by a painful hip injury that forced him to withdraw after shooting · 82 in 1969, has ·Palmer had a poorer start in the PGA. 22 oz. can "There's no reason why I shol!ldn't play better than I'm playing now," said a discouraged Palmer. "Maybe I'm tired from playihg too much. I know I haven't been playing up to my expectations, .and that takes a toll, too. I'm going to have to take a little rest and work on my game if I'm going to play." The PGA is the only major championship Palmer never has won, ami today he needed to improve on his opening 76 just to survive the 36-hole cut. He admitted he's " discouraged." · "I've had the same thing Virginia Grover is first woman to retire at OVEC'. Roval Crown Bottling Company SUMMER SALE Arnie looks bad in PGA Flashes, Falcons picks in MAC Ezght and Forty I PQmeroy JEANNE'S SALON . MIDOI..EPOitT :.\ ~++.P-"~~~ \ feed complete PURINA HORSE CHOW CHECKERS from MODERN SUPPLY · Silver Crest Pett icoat gl ass has become sy nonymous With the name Fenlon In fine handmade gl ass . Sl l yer Cre st ha s come to mean som eth ing special to m any , Ther e Is no ot_h er glass lik e II on th e mark et. The r eception of these pieces continues to be str ong each year . The spun cry stal edge, the delicate crystal handles and the dlsllncllve rulfles of the Fenton crimp make It the parly perfec l glass. Each piece sllghlly dllferent - each piece lovely In Its si mply beauty . See our collection now. 39t w. Main St. 992-2,164 Pomeroy, 0. THE STORE WITH "ALL KINDS OF HAS A NEW OPERATOR - JUDY CROW STUFF" - FOR PETS , STABLES. LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS , LAWNS AND GAR , DENS. . We welcome the friends of Judy ... to take advantage of her services at this location now! OPENS DAYS WEEK - CLOSED MONDAYS ., �I - Thl' Dell~ &-nli•ol. Middlepo1 t. PumerOl', 0 ., tlugusl 10, 1973 \. ' \ l ••ltt .., • ,, r . !"•"· Y , .1 1'(1 ••I 1111 AO I' • ,, I •I I IU N f1 \ • '1 ' , \ ' • lt <Io i i i , d ol ,, ' 11( 1111 1'1 , ., " '• . ' 1\J I 1,1\ 1! 1 " I ,11HI o \.~n ))hl ll 1 '\ Jl I ll " t ' ! \ ' • 1 1 tl ' ' ll\\ lll<t , I I 1' 1' 1' 11 llt bl o• rl•, ( ~.._".of \1 1 \'d~l l I t fl'OMEROY POMEROY TRINIT" Rl'V W H Pul"in , Pilstor . Roy M llyl'r· :-.u p! (hyrch SC hOOl. ~ - ' ·' .'l .m ; worship , 10 . '1J a ,,, voulh ChOir reheMsil:l Mon ct~y . 6 ·Jo p n1 • Mrs M!lr vi n flvrt . dir ector . sc11 i or chotr r e llC'IIrsl'IL ! JO p . m . Th urs d~~ty , Mrs Ptlu l N casf' dtrector POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corflt>r Unton Md Mulberr y Rev Clyde V H end erson , p(I S~t o r . Su nd~ y sc hool. 9 30 a m , Gten McClung , sup! , rtlDrnlng WOr $hlp , 10 :30 a .m , evcnmg serv ice . 7 30 ; nHd week ser vice , WedneSday , 7 30 p m . GRACE EPISCOPAL - Rev . Harold The Deem . pastor . Ct\urch servic e-s , 9 30 a .m , Sunday , July 22 thro ugh Sept 2. Nurser\~ and pre -school ctasus at 9 :30 a .m . each Sunday . Chur ch $erv ices on Sundey , Aug . 12, prayer ser vices onl y fo llowed by a parish picn ic at th e Fred Cr ow farm POMEROY CHURCH . OF CHRIST - Mr Hoyt Allen , Jr ., pastor Brble School , 9: JO a .m .. worsh i p . 10 : 30 ; adult ·worst1 1p serv ice and y ou n g people 's meet 1ng , both 7 30 p m Sun . dey , Wednesday, combined Bible s tudy and pray er meet ing. . 7 •30 p .m THE SALVAT10N ARM Y Envoy Ray W Wining , o ffi cer m charge Sunday , 10 a,m , HOitness mee t ing . 10 . 30 a .m , Sunday School Young People 's Legion . 1 p m , Th ursday , 1 to 3 p .m • Ladies Hom e Leugu~ . 7 p .m .. Prep classes In 1945, President Harry Trwnan signed the ratification of the United Nations Charter. Also in 1945, Russia declared war on Japan ... seven days before Japan surrendered. SACRED HEART RE> v f olllll'l ll ,•rl1o\fd i<..ri' JCOVIC. j)l1..,1t11 !'hOI\(' 9-Q '~ ?HI !.> '>, 11 111 (j, l y I' ot Ill r :11 tq ,, ,. ,,,, 1110 1\A,IS!. ,!0 l M.~ f,"! 0 ,'Hlr1 10 {'l'lo ' "" 'llll ~ 'o'l hH iJ ,Iy , I " " " ' , '' " \ v 11 1 POMEROY FIRST BAP . TJ ST 1-:oo ert Ku hr\ p~slor 1\r il l t<l 11t \\' M~on . ~ unfla y sc llool " '' • ' ' ~ lJI\lldV sc h<H' I o 1(L1 on , I ' I fl Ll Ill 1\olJH' " 'ti dy , \', ,· dth ' !Hi <l 'Jr ! 1J !11 , 1.. 1101 r I" '" lret• , Wt' Cfl1 i..'Sd,1y , 8 30 p 111 POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS CHURC H I l ol l r o<;onvillt> !.' C•<l<l R ev O ' Ot•ll Mimlcy , P ,\<,lut. Ht nt y El.)llfl , Svndil\1 Sc hoo l :.u pt :-. utl doly !> Chool 9 30 (I n1 . , Evt>n in o wo rs hrp 7 JO p rn . · P r, rv ~ r and Pra1 se sarv1ce. Thursctdy , 7 30 p m . NEASE SET TL, E MENT CHAPE L Non dt•nomi thJitonat. George S. O il ~?r . Pastor Su na<~y Sc hool 10 "r n Worsh •P ~e rv• ce II am Sunday nrghl serv tces 7: JO p n 1. Wed nesday Prayer ntC'etrng 7 30 p m Everyone welcome POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST, 100 W Marn Sl. - Loren T , StE-phens , eva n gelis t , p hone 992 7856 Co ns er vetlrve . non instrum enta l. Su nday worshrp , 10 a on ; Bible stvdy , 11 am . , worship , 6 p m Wednesday Bib l e study , 7 p .m . MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH (non · d en om rnat10na D, Langsv i t!e · Dex ter Road . the Rev . Worley Hal ey , pastor Sunday sc h ool , 10 a m , event ng worship , 7 . 30 p m P ra ye r meeltng , Tuesday , 7. 30 p m ., youth group . Friday . 7 30 p m ST PAUL LUTHERAN Corner Sec ond and Sycam ore Sl , Pomeroy , the Rev . Arttfur C. Lund , pas t or . Sunda.Y school. 9· 15 a .m . , worsh tp servrce , 10 .30 a'. m ; travelers ' summer se rvrce , Thursday , 7 30 p m Charles Evans . Chrrstr~ n edvcat ion supertn tendent the Sermonette How about a checkup? \ We're all used to taking tests and examinations. They enable us and our instructors to evaluate our progress in a particular area. But I'd like to propose a spiritual checkup, a selfexamination. Paul wrote to the Corinthians saying, "Examine yourselves, whether ye be ln the faltb; prove your own selves. Know Y'l not your own selves, how that Christ is in you, except ye be reprobates?" (II Cor. 13:5). The purpose of the check-up is to determine if we are "in the faith ". If we pass the test, our confidence and determination will be strengthened. If we fail, finding that we are not as we ought to be, we can learn what is lacking or amiss in our llves. Thus, we need to examine ourselves while there is still time for us to make the needed corrections. In order for our examination to be valid, we must determine the knowledge, and attitudes, and actions which necessarily characterize those "in the faith" . Then we can see how we mea811l'e up to the divine standards. That certain knowledge is necessary to Sl!lvation is obvious from the statement of Jesus recorded in John 6:44-45, "No man can come tome except the Father which hath sent me draw hiin; and I Will raise him up at the last day. It is written in the prophets, and they shall be aU taught of God. Every man, tberefore, that hath heard and hath learned of the Father cometh unto me." But what is that knowledge which must be learned by !Moe who come to the Lord? Obviously, it must be information regarding man's part in the plan of salvation. In order to be "in the faith", one must know what is required of him in order to be saved by God. Je.us revealed that in order to receive remission of sins, llliD bas to believe, repent, and be baptized (Mark 16:16; Luke 2t:47.) If you are "in the faith", you have an understanding of 1beoe coounands and have obeyed them. No one can be "in QuiS'," without this knowledge and obedience. Let's conaider the actions necessarily performed by those ''in !be failb" . Having come to the ltnowledge of the truth, and .. vq an attitude of love for the truth, one must obey the truth. Peler wrole to 111me of his brethren saying, "Ye have purified youuouls In obeying the truth ... " (I Peter 1:22). To those same people, the apostle spoke concernin~t their moral actions: "But • be which called you is holy, so be ye holy in all manner of oonvenalinn" (I Peter I: 15). 1nitial obedience to the truth makes Clie 1 eervant of O!rilt. As such, his actions are au m service to Iii Lord. "Ye were servants of sin, but ye have obeyed from the heart that form of doctrine which was delivered you. Being then made free fnJm sin, ye became the servants of righleoWjness. ' 1 (Romans 6:17). Remember that someday yw will take your FINtiL EXAMINATION befoce !be throne of Christ in judgment. There'D be no ' 'rnakiHIP" tests then. Prepare now for that last day ! By Loren T. Stepbe• Racine Social Events By Mn. FraDeil Morris field. He is a patient at Holzer The quarterly meeting of the Hospital. Bertha M. Sayre Missionary Mrs. Gene Yost has relw'ned Society of the First Baptist home from VeleraruJ Memorial Church was hosted by the Ruth Hospital after surgery. Circle at a picnic dinner at the Mrs. Hazel McCullough and Racine Park at 7 p. m. after Mrs. El5ie lmes of Marianna, which the group went to the Pa., and Mrs. Mary Doewich church for the meeting which and son, Sean of SwnmerviJle, opened with the singing of N. J ., visited tjlelr aunt, Mrs. "Reacue the Perishing." Mrs. Esther Piper and also Mr. and Blclcacson wu at the piano. Mrs . Orland Mitchell of Mrs . Helen Simpson , Parkersburg, came Saturday, president, wutn charge Of the Aug. 4 w help celebrate their program and had as her aunt Mrs Piper's 95th birthIUbject "Faith Without Works day.' · ' II Dead" and included a poem • Mr. and Mrs. Martin 1nd scripture, Psalms 96 . Wilcoxen, Larry and Helen, Topic of the talk was returned from two weeks Chriatianity Means Missions. vaction. They drove 4,533 miles Poems , "The Harvest is and visi ted Pike's Peak , Ripe" and "Ten Little Colorado, Carlsbad Caverns, Chriatlails" and prayer N. M., spent a weekend in Del concluded devotions. In the Rio, Tex. visiting their son-lnbuJj,_ session, Mrs. Grella law and daughter, Lt. and Mrs. limpem and Mrs. Marjorie Max Brown, shopped · in Grimm gave a report from the Mexico and returned by way tromea 's Conference: The of the Gulf of Mexicp, visiting Love Gift Dedication was the Stone Mountain in Atlanta •··-~~ d by Mrs. Marie Roush Ga . and Boonesboro Park in llliQc "Partnership in l,ove" ~enlucky . ... her topic. Offering of Visiting Mr. and Mrs . U.ot wu presented from the Chester Simpson here to ClrdeJ. Eighteen members attend the Sayre niunlon al ..., ,._nl The evening Shriners Park were Mrs. dlled br the group joining Bobbie Gritter and grandson of ._,. In I clrc)f and singing Colwnbus and Mr. and Mrs. "11111t a. lbe Tie." Brian Simpson and children of l.arry Wllco&en had the Baltimore, who also visited lllilfarlune ID Injure hill eye Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Badgley. .... wartlnc In the hlmato . ' ' ' tV ,,t ' .Ill 1 11•' il . (J ioi:AHAM Mt 1 tiOOIST IJ 111 at lht• ' l t t' llrlly ~ ll( lf • ·il il lld ,1 111 , UNITE .O lq :-.1 '• u mt,l y<:. o t t' tH h OJ f o ur th l't t' /'1C h 11H1 tH'I \I St COtHt on\lnlh , IIHnl :-- u t Hhl ~!i i' rt t h tiiOtllt l ..... or.,tup scrll ' { {' at 7 30 1..1 111 Wl'd!ll'SdiiV (l~('tHil U S AI w p,.,w,•r i' nd 13ibh• S tun v FIRST . SOUTHERN BAP · T I ST 7H? Mui!Jt>rry /we .. POIItCrO)' . ~tlilt.-.I('Cf wdtl 1 \ 1•I " I 'o\ ~ hii! ( h"i. h OI'! ' '1, 1\1 f 10 (\ ' II MOI.I NING STAR Y W >~ 111 I f• 1\\o(t W !'l'io, •,r..t •thW\d,ly tl p ~~ ~ MORSE 11 !•t llh 1<1 Y" '• tl 9 .c , CHAP6L 1/ NIUN '1 1 d I I'• \ I ' Y d i ll .,(1,1 \ IT 'S A UAY11 \ I to • p , ' 1l ,jl lfl<' "' ' >j ' ' •Httl, l , <lfi jll o~yo ·• ltlrl 1\ol,t ,. r U I' I' ( ~ S P LAIN S ( U1.! t\ 1tAN CH VNCtt I ' I I•Ht ' t trH1 1'1"WOOCI , pa l nr . l lttWM(t C <~'dwc • ll , lr .. ls unc:t.ry ~ ~ 'H,,illl !t.U J)l , «. vn d,ly Slll<•ol. I'Vl' l '/ Wonth i p 10 tO O.,l•rVt ll' , lll ,) 111 Ill HI o1 111 li War S(' rmon , \t..+ntlolY o...uJr111ng M OH\o !HI I tJ tn ETART FAllS UNIT ED HWE'TUI?EN l<f' V rn•c lan d o...to•r •·· · pt~ \ lur r toyrl Nvrrl s. ··•' tlll <l' ' I .-. m " l•l)l '. uct~I•IV ~L h OOL Y. J Oa 111 . . PORTLAND Wor s;hlp 7 30 m . [ hur c h School 9.JO R m SUTTON WOr !:o tr i p , II am ] t'C1 t""ln(l 4th ~vrldo'tyS , Church Sc hool 10 i4 rn WESLEYAN ! Racine) WOI!itlll) , 11 i'l . m , Chu r ctc " ' ttoot . 10 a"' NORTH EAST CL UST ER Aev. Rob er t M eece Re v SHJntey Bri\ndum JOPPA wor sh ip 10 a.m ; Chur c. h Sc hool 9 1t m .; PrayN Me('!rng , Wednesday , II p m LONG BOTTOM Churc h ser vice s . 9 Cl ,trl 1 Su ndoy Sc hool 9 : 45 a ,m B1ble Sl udy eve ry Thursday , 7· 30 p .m NORTH BETHEL Wor sh1P It a m , Churc h Sc h ool 10 ~ mornuHI "l' rmon , 10 lO a .m , Pr ,1)'t 'r ~P rv lce . WPdneo;dfiY, I ,IU p m OiESHIRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROP H ECY . G P '-1 1111th , pa sla r S und~y School , I U~ "' ,· '"'tlur Henson . Supt . ; M ol'ntll<1 Worship , 11 am , Younq Peop lt>S scrvt ce , 7 p m , - venrng scrvtce. 1. JU p m w ennosd ay Mid w eek. Prayer " NV ICC . / , JO p m ., You t h nl<'l' lrnq 6 ~ 0 p m .r Evening worshrp , 1.30 p ,m CHESTErt CHURC H OF THE NAZAA E NE - Rev . Herl,)or l Grate, pastor Wor Ship S(.•rvic:e . II a 1r1. and 7·30 p .m . Svnday . Sunday Scnoo l . i1 9 .30 Richard Banon. AlFRED - ~ unday school , sup!. Prayer meeting, Wed 9 45 a 111 . eac ll Sunday ; nesday, 7:30p .m . p r each ing a! 11 a .m . eac h BRADBURY CHUR CH OF >; undiiV . Prayer mf:elrng . 7 45 CHRIST Cliffo rd Smith , p m Wedn esday ; W SCS , 8 p m minis ter Sunday Schoo l 9 30 on th1rd Tue sda)l eac h mon th il .m , mornr ng c hur ch 10 JO REEDSVILLE Su n day am Sunday even1 ng service, sct1 ool , 9 30 ; pr eachmg . 7. 30 7 JOp .m Wednesday servtce, a p m Sunday , pr ayer meet rng , p m '30p Ill Tuesday , WSC S, 7 JO LAUREL CLIFF FREE f1r st Thursday each mof]th METHODIST - Rev Robert SILVER RIDGE - Worshtp E . Bu ck ley . pastor . Wi ll iam 10 am , Ch urch Sc hool , 9 a .m Bailey, supt. , Sv nd ay · school TUPPERS PLAINS 9 30 am , mor ni ng wors h ip , Wors h tp 9 a m , Church 10 )0 am . evening worship, Sc hool . 10 a .m 7 30 p .m Wedne sd ay Ch n sti an KENO CHURC'H OF Youth Cru sa d e, 6.30 p m : CHRIST - George F r eder 1ck , pray er meet in g, 7 •30 p m .; sup!. Servi ce w eek l y , 9: 30am Thursd ay chorr pracrrce , 7 on Sun day Prea chi ng f irs t and p m DEXTER C HURCH OF t h ird Su ndays Of month. by Cli fford Smi th , 9 ' 30 a m . CHRIST Danny Eva n s, H 0 8 50 N CHRIST IAN pa stor , Nor man c. Will , supt. UNION Darrel Dodd ril l, sunday Sch ool 9 . 30 a . m ., n, , pa stor Sunday Sc hool , 9 30 worship servtt:e. 10 30 am am , Leonard Grl mor e, firs t Chrtsltan Endeavor Sunday elder , even ing se rv1 ce, 7 30 eve n 1ng p .m Wednesday pray e r REORGANIZED CHURCH mc et1n g, 7 : 30Pm OF JESUS CHRIST OF MT MORIAH CHURCH OF LATTE R DAY SAINTS GOD - Racine Route 2 Th e Por tl and ·Rac ine Road . Ralph Rev Charl es Ha nd , pastor . Joh n son, pa stor Herbert Sund ay sc hool. 9 45 a.m • Wh 1 te, Sund ay Sc hool D1rec tor . morn tn g worshrp, 11 am Su nday Schoo L 9 . 30 am .• Ev.enrn g servrces, Tuesday and Morn 1ng wor shtp, 10 30 am . , Frtday , 7 30 Sun day evenrng service 7 p m 8EARWALLOW RIDGE Wednesday eve ning pra ye r CHURCH OF CHRIST . Boble SP. r vlces , 7· 30 om Study , 9 30 am I mornrng BETHLEHEM BAPTIST worsh1p , 10 . JO am ; eveni ng Great Bend - Rev . Waller p ' worsh1p, 6 30 p.m Wednes d ay B t kacsan . pastor . Sunday B rb te stud y , 7. 30 P m . schoo L 9: 30 a .m., worshrp se rv ic e, Thursday , 1 JO p m MT OLIVE CHURCH CARLETON CHURCH ~ Long Ba lto m , Sunday Sc hoof, Ki ng sbury Road Su nday tO am . w i th Wr lla rd Pigolt, Sch ool , 9 30 a .m., Ra lp h Car l, supt Eva n gel ls i m essage each su p! Worship serv ice. 10 30 Sunda y evening , 7 30 p .m by a ,m and 7 30 p m alterna te ly E l der Russell Cltne , m in is ter Pray er meeting , Wednesday, of th e AposlO liC Fa 1!h . Bible 7 30 p .m . Rev Jay St iles, Study, We dnesday , 7 30 p m oas tor OLD DEXTER CON CHURCH STIVERSVILLE COM · GREGATIONAL MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday Rev Car l Richards, Mrs Wor le y sc hoo l serv i ce, 10 a .m .; Pr ay er p as tor mee trng , Thur sd ay , 7 p m .; Fr ancrs . Sunday sc hool supt .. Sun day eveni ng service, 7 p m Sunday sc h ooL 9 : 45 am .• ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST churc h se r v1ces , second and Pomeroy Harr rsonvr ll e fou rth Sund ays follow tng Road Ke nn elh Eb erts, pa stor. Su nday sc h ool . frrs t and lhird Pau l McElroy , Sunday School Sunday eve nt ngs , 7. 30 p.m. Supt Sund,ay Sc hool 9 .30 am , LONG BOTTOM mornr ng wo r ship and com CHRISTIAN Mr Robert munion , 10 · 30 am ; Su nday Wyatt , pastor ; Su nd ay Sc hoo l evenmg yo uth Chr is tian en · supt, Rona ld Osborne, Bt ble d eav9r, 6 30 ; wors h1 p ser · Sc hool, 9. 30 am ,· preachmg v •ce S. Su nday , 7 30 p m 10 45 a .m ; Even rng se rvi ces , We dn e-$day eve n i ng praye r 7 30 p .m. mee ti ng and B rbl e stu d y, 7.30 HYSELL RUN FREE pm METHODIST - Ronald Wells , ST JOHN LUTHERAN pa stor . Sun day Sc hool 9.30 P one Grove , the Rev. Ar thur am • M ornin g worshrp , 10 :30 Combs. pastor . Sunday sc hool. am ; Young People 's Servt ce 9 • 30 a m , c hur ch se r vices, 6 45 p m. ; · EvangelistiC se r · lO 30 a m vtce. 7 30 p .m . Pray er BRADBURY CHURCH OF meettn g , Th ur sday , 7 30 p m CHRIST . Bible Sc hoo l, 9 :30 FREEDOM GOSPEL am ., morn 1ng worsh1p , 10.30" MISSION - Bal d K n obs, Rev a .m Sunday eveno ng Worship L R Gl vese nc amp , paslor Se r vice , 7 30 p m ., ch·otr Roger W11fred , Sr ., Sunda y praclice Sunda)l an d Wed · Sc hoo l Su pt. Su nd ay Sc hool n esd ay , 7 p.rn , pr ayer mee h n q 9 30 a.m ., Su nday evenlhg and Bible Study Wednesday , w orsh rp 7 30 Prayer mee t tng, 7. 30 p m Tuesday , 7 30 p .m . Ernest ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Deeler. cla ss lea d er Youth Rev Free land Norr1 s, pastor meet mg , Wednesday, 7 30 Sunda y sc h ool 10 a m ; Ch urc h p m , Ernest Deeter , lead er se r vrce, 7 p m, We dn esda y MT . HERMON CHURCH OF B rb l e St udy, 7 p .m THE UNITED BRETHREN IN RACINE FIRST CHURCH CHRIST Rob ert Sho ok , OF THE NAZARENE pastor Sunda y sc'hool , 9· 30 Sunda y School, 9 · JO a m , a .m ., Russe ll Spen cer, sup! , GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Ma rn 1ng Wor sh rp , 10 30 am , worshrp se r vice, 10 45 a m , Sec ond Ave. M id dlepor t. Even mg wor shr p . 7 30 p m , eve n ing wor ship allernatrng Lesley G. Holt , pa stor Sunday We dn esday Mid .Wee k Se rv1 ce wi th C E . at 7 30 p .m . on sc hool , 10 am . ; worSh ip ser . Su nday Sc hool Super1 n lendent , Su nday Pra ye r meeting , 7 ·30 vice , 11 a m .; wor ship serv ice, Ge ral d Wells Pastor , Rev p m Wed nesda y Al fred Wolfe , 7 30 p .m . Sunday. Wednesday Morr1s M Wolfe l ay l eade r n igh t prayer ser vice, 7: 30 . WHITE ' S CHAPEL RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- Cool ville R D . Rev . Roy Deeter , Walter P B lka csa n , pastor , pastor Sunday schoo l. 9 30 Ronn ie Salser , s s Supt .; a m , worship service, 10 .30 Su nday Sch ool , 9 · JO am ; a rn Bible st udy and pra yer THE UNITED PRES · Morn1 n g Wor sh1 p 10 45 a .m .; S f' • e. Wednesd a y, 7 30 p .m Sun day evenmg worship 7 JO RUTLAND BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF p m W ednesday even ing Bib le RUTLAND CHURCH OF MEIGS COUNTY , Ow tght Stu dy , B p m CH R 1ST ~ Ke i th w rse. paslor L . Zavilz, Pastor · D irector HARRISONVILLE DANVILLE WESLEYAN _ Sunday School, 9 · 30 a .m .•. V . H . Sunday Churc h Sc hool , 9 . 3Q Rev . Lawr e n ce Sul l iv an, Bra l ey, su pt . worship serv ice a m .. Mrs . Homer Lee . Su pt , pa stor Sunda y Sc hool 9 30 and co mmun ion , 10 JO am , Morn ing Worsh ip , 10 : 30 am am, yo ut h and lun 1or youth even 111 g se rvi ce, 7:30 p m , MIDDLEPORT Sunday se r vice, 6 , 45 p. m .: even in g Wednes d ay . Bibl e s tudy, 7:30 Church School. 9· 30 a .m .• John wo r sh 1 p, 7 · 30 p m.; pr ayer an d P m Reg ul ar boa rd meeting , F . Fultz , Supt ; Morn ing praise, Wednesday , 7. JO P m . th ird Satu rday each month , Worsh ip , 10 :30 am . SILVER RUN FREE 7 · 30 P m SYRACUSE Mor n ing BAPTIST Rev Howa rd RU T LA ND CO MMUNITYWorsh i p . 9 a .m .; Sunda y Scho ol . K i mtt lc,pastor . sunday Sc hool. CHURC H - Su nday Church School, 10 a .m ., Mrs . 10 am , H cn rv Davis , supt.' 9 .3 0 a m ; Worship service , 11 Sampson H&l! , Supt . evenrng serv1ce. 7· 30 p m a. m • Wednesday prayer Prayer meehng , Thurs day , fY!eeling, 7: 30 p . m . Sunday 7· 30 p m n1 ght worsh ip , 7: 30p .m . MEIGS CHESTER CHURCH1 OF RUTLAND CHURCH OF COOPE RATtVE GOO Rt>v James Sa t. THE NAZARENE Rev . PAR ISH ter l iel d , pastor. Su nd ay schoo l , Lloyd D Gr !mm , Jr ., pastor THE UNITED 9 30 a. m , worship servi ce, 11 Su nday Sc hool , 9 : 30 a m , MET HODIST CHURCH am .; eve nin g se r vtce, 7, Mor11mg worship, 10 : 30 a.m, Robert T . Bumgarner Prayer se rv ice and yout h You n g peop le's se rv ice .. 6 45 Director o; erv•cc, Wed nesday, 7 p.m p ,m , Evange l is t ic se rvi ce. ' POMEROY CLUSTER LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN 7·30 p m . Wednesday eveni ng Rev . Carl E . H tck~ CHURCH - Raben E Mu sser. service, 7· 30 p m . ReY . D. Wm . Sy denstr icker pas tor Su nday Sch ool, 9 30 MASON COUNTY CHESTE R - Wonh i p 9: 15 am, Ro b e r f Bobo, svpt ., THE HILAND CHAPEL , am ; Chu r ch School 10 a.m. morniny wor shi p. 10 · JO. George Casto, pastor Su nday ENTER PR ISE - Worsht p . 9 sunday eveni ng se r vice. 7: 30, Sc llool, 9 30. eveni n g w ors hip , am , Chu r ch Sch OOl , 10 am Mrd week se rv1 ce, Wednesday, 7.30. Thursday eve nin g prayer FlATWOODS - WOr $h !p , 11 7: ]0 p m. servtce, 7·30 p .m . a m , Chu r ch School 10 a .m . SY RACUSE CHURCH OF N'AS ON FIRST BAPTIST POME R:OY Worship, THE NAZARENE - Rev M . Sec.ond and Pomeroy Sts .• St an 10 30 a .m : Church School 9. 15 C Lartmore, p astor Bob Cra1g, pastor . Sunday sc hoo l, a 1r• . UM i' f- 6; 30 p.m. Moo r e, Su nday Sch ool Su pl , 9 ·45 am ; worsh ip service. l1 ~OCK SPRINGS Worsll ip Sunday SchOo l , c lasses tor a ll n m , tra i n i ng union, 6 30 IO a m , Chu r ch SCh OOl 9 a m ; ages, 9 30 am , morni ng p m , eveni ng worship service, UMYF 610 0 m. worshtp , 10 45 . NYP S Sv nd tJy, 7 30 p m M i d week pray er MIODLEPORT CL USTER 6 .3 0 P m . eva ngclrstlc service sc rvtce, Wednes day , 7: JO p .m R:ev . Roberl Bumgarner Su n day 7:30 p .m . Mid -week MASON CHURCH oi=HEATH Worshi p 10 ; 30 p ~ayc r mee l ing , Wedn e!id ay, CHRIST, p 0 BOll 487 , Miller am .. Churc:ll School 9 .30 a.m .. 7 30 p m .. Missionary meel mg , St , Mason, w va Sund&y UMYF 7 p .m . s~ cond Wed n esday, 7· 30 p .m B ibl e Study 10 a ,rrr, Wor shi p RUTLAND -- Worsh i p 9 15 UNIT ED FAITH NON - 11 a .m Md 7 p .m . Bible Slud v a m . ; Chu rch Schoo l 10 am , DENOMJN~TIONAL - Rev Wed n es day 7 p . m .. Vo c al UMYF 7 p .m Robert Sm dh, pa stor Su nday music SALEM CENTER Wor . schoo l. _9 :30a .m .. c l ass lea dcr 1 FIRST SOUTHERN BAf" . sh ip 9 a.m; Chu r ch SC h ool 10 L~o Hill . worship service, TIST - Corner of Second and am ; UMYF Thursdev . 7 p .m 10 . JO a .m ; ch ur ch , 7: 30 P m Ander son . Ma so n . P u tor , SYRACUSE CLUSTER E_0 E N U N I T E 0 Waller Cloud Sunday School , R ev , R ic hard E. Jarvi s BHt THR EN IN CH RIST 9. 45 am . ; worship ser-.llce. 11 ASB UR Y Worsh tp 11 ~ldon R 81ake , pastor . Su nday a .m. and 7: 30 p .m . Week l y am , Ch Or ch Sch ool 9 . 50 a .m .; choo l , 10 am . : Winn ie B ib l e st udy Wedne1day 710 w scs, tst Tuesday . Hol singe r , Sv pt Mor n i ng p m . ' ' · FOREST RUN - Worsh tp 9 se r r':l on . 11 6 m ; Eveni ng MASON A SSEMliL'1 o t! am , Chu rch SchOo l 10 a .m .. se r v•cc Chri stian En d eavor, GOO sucond Sl , MllSOn , w, wscs, Jrd Wednesday , 7 30 7 . 30 p,m. Mrs , Ly da va . Chc"cr Tu nnant , pastor pm Chevalie r , pre si den t So ng Sunday sc hool. 10 e.m ; MINERSVILLE - Worship sc rv• ce and s ~rmon , 8 : '10 . Mid - mornl n ~ worship, 11 a.rn , 10 am , Church Sc hoo l 9 a .m ., Week prover mcenn.;, Wed eV'IlrlQOIIsllc se r vice, 7 30 p rn W SCS. Jrd Monday 1 7· JO p m n Csd ay , 7 30 p m. Mrs. Mar i e Bible S!U dy an d pray er service , SYRAC US E Chu r c h Hol singe r , class leader . Wednh d &\1 . 7 :30 p.rn . Phon e sc hoo l. ? am . worship ser C HURCH OF JESUS ' 713 51JJ . V I((! , ] , JO p .m . CHt:li ST Loc ated etl Rultand HARTFORD CHURCH OF SO UT~ ERN CL UST ER on New Lima Roi'ld , nex t to CHR:IST In Chri stian ~nlon Re v . Frank Cheesebrew ro r esl Acre Park ; lhv Ray The Rev . WHilo m c ~mpb ell, Rev . Lerrv Poling Rouse , pastor : Robe rt Musser , pasto r . Sundey schoo l , 9:30 ~fev . Howard Shtv elcy Su ndi'ly Sc hool supt. SUnday a m • James Hvghel, su pl. , BETHANY ( Dorcas) SC hoor 10 . 3~ a m .1 wo r sh ip eve n ing so rv lce, 7:30 p m 1. Wor~ h, p , 9·lO A m ; Chu r ch 7 JO p .m n,ble stu dy , weq Wednesday eve n ing pray& r Sc hl)()l 10 lO i'l m meeting , 7: 30 p , m , You th CARMEL Worship, 11 nesday, 7. 30 p.m . Satvr d av 11m • 1st an" Jrd Su nday s ; nig ht priJyer service , 7: 30p .m . prayer service eac h Tue!ld,.y :-. n C th e RI'v F rr d Htll , IM S IQr , lt f'rl!hPI McClure , ~tm rtAy sr hool sup t ~ un day S' h OOI. 9 30 i'l rn • tno rn in~;~ wor shop , 10 30 a on , SUn day I'ViUlO!' I i!j l tC nl('CtllllJ , 7 JO p m P r ilyt~r tnl'\.'llng , W c d n c sd<~ y , 1 JO p 11 1. MJOOLEPOR:T MT . MORIAH BAPTI :- T Cornt•r Fourtll and Ma r Mrddleport Rev . Henry Ke Jr , pastor Sunday Sc hool , 9 a 1n , Mrs Erv m Baumgart. m•r' , sup l , Mornrng wor shlf.l , 10 <15 am JEHOVAH ' S WITNESSES L nrry Cal'nahan , pres1dong m1111 Sie r Sunday . Bible lee lu r e . 9 30 a m • Watchtower study , 10 30 am , Tuesday , Bible study , 7 JO p m , Th ur $ day , rnrni stry scho ol. 7 : JO p .m .: servtce m eeting 6 30 p .m . MIDDLEPORT CHURC H ol ChriSt in Chrtstian Un1011 Li'\Wre n ce Manley . pa stor , Mrs . Russe ll Young . Su nday Sc hoo l Su pt. Sunday Sch ool 9 30 am Evening worsh tp , 7 30 Wed n esday prayer mce 11ng . 7· JO p .m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO Ra c rne Rov te 2, the Rev James M Muncy . pastor ::. unday school, 9 45 a m . mornm g worsh1p . 11 am . eve nin g worship , 7 30 p .m Prayer meetrn!) , Tuesday , 7 JO p You n g people 's meet ing , 7. JOpm Thursday . RUTLAND C HURCH OF GOO Ber.lha Kingrey , su b s trtute pastor Sund ay Sc hool , 10 a m ; worship s.ervrce 7pm ' Sunday Prayer r11~e1ong. Wednesday . 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURC H ..,.. Near Long Bot tom Es til Hart , pastor ; Roy Brown , ass !sta nt pas t or Sunday schOol. 10 a m .. Church 7 30 p.m . each Sun day E'venrng , prayer meetrng , 7 JO p 111 Th u rsd~y M IOOLEPORT PEN· TECOSTAL ~ Th1 rd Ave the ~cv . William Kn1ttel , pastor Ronald Dugan , Sunday Sc hoo l Supt Classes fo r a ll ages . evenmg se rv ice, 7 30 p m , Bible stu dy , Wednesday . 7. 30 p .m you tll serv 1ces, Fr 1day . 7 30 p ,m FREEWILL BAPTIST ~ Cor ner Ash an d Plum , Mid cJi e port . No el H errman , p astor Sa t urday even mg serv i ce, 7 p m Su nday schoo l. 10 a m , Su nday even rng worShi p , 7 p m FIRST BAPTIST of Mrd · dlepor l , co rner of SrKth an d Palm er Streets Rev Charles St mons , pastor Danny T hompson , Sunday Scho ol Su per i n te n d ent Su nda y church sc hool tor everyone 9 I S am , M orn1ng worsh tp 10 15 am , Evening se r vices , 7. 30 p m , Wednesday prayer se rvi ce. 7.30 p m Exira you th ac tivtl res on Sunda)l . 5 p m ., l or all you th u p to SiKih grade , 6· 30 for junior and senior hr gh studen ts CHURCH . OF CHRIST. Mrddleport, 5t h an d Ma i n Raulln Moyer, pas lor Michael Ger lach , Sunday School Supt. B1b l e Sc hool. 9 30 a . m ., morn ing wors h ip , 10 JO am , evenmg worship, 7· 30 p m . , prayer servrce 7 p m Wed nesd ay M IDD LEP ORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Audry Miller ; pas tor , Lew•s Ell1s. Su nday sch ool su pt , Su nday school. 9 30 a m · mo rn ing wo r sll tp, 10 30; 1Un1or soc re ly , 6 30 p m . NYPS , 6. 45 p m Sunday evan gel i stic meet m g, 7: 30 p m Pray er mee tm g, Wed n es d ay, 7 30 p m . m <t))ON'T liJJE ,)IFRAID! P q f V t '> ,,, .. , · 'If 1\ I H' I l tP I '• ,11 p 111 ••• clv . I 1<> 1 ll i\ CI CJ<d ( t,urdl 'I LhOo l , I(! ,l I U I \ld " ( hm C/1 '>c hnol .1 oi l •, lli j) , il ,, • l \ I A.., • I ·• U S " ' I l l> . a • '\ •.! It t ' t t• t' ' I r. •wr ... d lh • ,, t ' ,, • 'll'l •h •• a"' · Joannle Is s1111 t the age when sho can look 8\ lila unalreld. She's a hap~y ond lrusllng llnle girl, and she Is sure Daddy will catch her at the boll om of tho slide. As we grow older ~ our fears ac- cumulate and somotlmes lhay rule our lives. We grow afraid ol losing our job. our health or our posses· slons. There Is fear of bolng ..dif· terenl... We often go along with things thai we know are wrong, just because we 're afraid lo take H EMLOCK ~ GROVE CHRI STIAN - Roger Wa tson. pastor ; Ray Wllaley, su pl , ; Morn ing worsh ip , 9:JO a .m . ; ~hurch school , 1(1 :30 a.m.: young people's meetlny. 6: 30 r 11 • •: v,·n lnil wor ~h l p 1 ri' p .m ·,... 1 ~, : . ,, 1(; , , 1 . Jl) u FAIR V t E W 8 I 8 L E CHURCH , Le larl , Vv , Ve 1 Rl . 1. Rf!v . Georyfl H0 1Ch ar, pas !or . Sunday bc hool . 9: 30 a m . Prayer end B ib le flludy 7 30 P m . Co llage P r ~tve r r:r.r rv lc , "'""'~,dt!Y 10 a . m . Vvorshlp Sl-1v t<.e, Thvr l day IJOpm . ·, BLESSIN' 'IL DO , I REALLI./ AN ' IRULY LOWEE2Y ENJOY. ELVINE'{. . IT'S KEEPIN ' HOUSE / a sta nd . Many of our fears have no ....----...-. --......... -~' 'OOP HtAV.,,, loundallon. Yet we go through needless sullerlng, worrying about things that will never happen. The Bible says, .. II God Is for us, who can be agalnsl us?" Through the Church, we receive assurance of God's constant love and protecllon In all our adversl· &'!: PITill.li SQUAREJ WOWJ 'OOK ATAlt.~ ESEj 11101'1.& WAITINIO ~OR A GliM~&E OF THE .. Altt ALl. VouP. l HAVEN'T SEEN SO MANY ~eoi'I.E IN ONE POPfi, BIMOJ ' KOII.SU 1'NIS PlACE-- f&.AT•tU.ADf.P} ties. And we come to unde rstand the comforllng Truth ... .. Perfect love casteth out fear." 1HAVfl e-•o -. . Her'!.. 1RAT WtfTE:r<SEO! N"-ARL'I EVER.'>' D06 IN TOWN AFTER ME!! IS WINKLE IF '>OUb LIKE '10 GET SOME COFI'EE 1TLL6EGLAO TO SEND WHOEVER YOU'RE WAITING FOR OVER '10 'THE CAFETERIA 'THERE . Sunday Revelation 20: 11-15 Monday Exodus Tuesday I Kings 13 :2 1-22 3:7-1 4 'N umbers • 9:15-23 Copyright 1973 Wednesday Thursday Psalms Psalms Friday Psalms :8 • 3732:23-25 • 25:1-14 • 27:7- 11 Proverbs 12:1-2 Keisler Advertisi ng Service, Inc., Strasburg, Virginia WHY, 'THAN K YOU. THAT'S VERY THOUGHTFUL . OF YOU. Saturday John 7:17 THE TUNNEL Romans • James 3:5-6 WAS A FAILURE. 1;5-6 CONNELL? 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Rustle bread 38. Do nee. dlepolnt ( UXEE artery 35,Break • .. ~'2';-.~~ I S'I'UllfY I I CJI(Jl>OJV Kj I II WOAMED~ t "' ...1 Now .......,..lho cirdool!.uon to fonn lho aurprl11 .......,., • ••cpotod "' lho abom V -won. t., ~llil~..~~~-~~~~~-~wa~-~~ rn "(........ r I ,_I .....,.t.. [, ( J•••te" TRIPI l'e1lerd•r'• An••ers AGATI A re~1on for PIL..t lfOcldiW MI/ICLI up-A OAIUI 1'1\,11'-t WH'( DoN'T 'IOU GO MCt< WHERE 'IOV CAME FRoM? DRoP 1 ' DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: DeAD! GET L.MT! ~INCEREl'l A TIM 8Me~ FAN '' ' AXYDLBAAXR ~~ f<IDDINGI YDGL WRLIWSTLG ZDZL Yellerdoy's Cf1Pio<luote: IT AIN'T A BAD PLAN TO KEEP STILL OCCASIONALLY EVEN WHEN YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT.-KIN HUBBARD (Cill71 Ktn1 Foatort1 Syndleaio, loo.] nade If, Celebel ox JS, Mucilage zs. Moroccan lr.-t-+-mountaln · ngion 11. Court minute• 11. Friendly Islands 30. Old Chi· 'nese kingdom 31. Storage box sz. Filch 34. Brealdut· fare tr.-+-t36. Ele· phant's. ear IT. Mllltary command (2 wds.) 1-...L....L..""""....,j,-....._ • ••• •• •.. •• • • •• SS. Regard· lng (2 wds.) S9.Jeeterof ''Tobacco Road11 U. Russian ruler DOWN 1. Fellow 1. Condor's nest S.MarcConnelly's "The-" (2 wds.) 4. Pitcher's statistic 5. caesar or Waldorf 6. Nursery &xture ?. Curve 8. Walt Whitman book of poems (3 web.) J3, Prome- AMANDA PANDA • •• : Pomlroy, Ohio - •• •·• • ..• RACINE PLANING MILL fr ~ dn<JN3SIHl L!TI1.E ORPHAN ANNIE •M T Chu r ch School, 10 a.m. AP P LE GR OVE - Worship , 7 30 p r:n fi r st and lh l rd Sun <:Ja y! . Chu r c h &e hoo l. 9 30 ,,. , , , prayer mee l ing. firs t Wf:•<Jne~day, 7· JO p m . 1 EAS T l.E TA~T Worshrp, J 30 p n1, Se t0!1(i pnd I V<Jrth Svn di!PI' ~: chv r "l. ::. o.. hvol , 9 :3~ ..• • IFTHAR'S ONE THING Ia LONGFELLOW One letter simply atando for another. In thll sam~le A Is used for the three L's, X for lhe two O'o, etc. Slnele lettersi apoatrophea, the len1th and formation of the word• an al hints. Each day the .code !etten are ditlerent. . L_J::.=~==l._ 0 D __j 151T fROM AN '(ONE I!'OU KNOW? L...J~:l..:E~~3:~ ""' r. ., t �I - Thl' Dell~ &-nli•ol. Middlepo1 t. PumerOl', 0 ., tlugusl 10, 1973 \. ' \ l ••ltt .., • ,, r . !"•"· Y , .1 1'(1 ••I 1111 AO I' • ,, I •I I IU N f1 \ • '1 ' , \ ' • lt <Io i i i , d ol ,, ' 11( 1111 1'1 , ., " '• . ' 1\J I 1,1\ 1! 1 " I ,11HI o \.~n ))hl ll 1 '\ Jl I ll " t ' ! \ ' • 1 1 tl ' ' ll\\ lll<t , I I 1' 1' 1' 11 llt bl o• rl•, ( ~.._".of \1 1 \'d~l l I t fl'OMEROY POMEROY TRINIT" Rl'V W H Pul"in , Pilstor . Roy M llyl'r· :-.u p! (hyrch SC hOOl. ~ - ' ·' .'l .m ; worship , 10 . '1J a ,,, voulh ChOir reheMsil:l Mon ct~y . 6 ·Jo p n1 • Mrs M!lr vi n flvrt . dir ector . sc11 i or chotr r e llC'IIrsl'IL ! JO p . m . Th urs d~~ty , Mrs Ptlu l N casf' dtrector POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corflt>r Unton Md Mulberr y Rev Clyde V H end erson , p(I S~t o r . Su nd~ y sc hool. 9 30 a m , Gten McClung , sup! , rtlDrnlng WOr $hlp , 10 :30 a .m , evcnmg serv ice . 7 30 ; nHd week ser vice , WedneSday , 7 30 p m . GRACE EPISCOPAL - Rev . Harold The Deem . pastor . Ct\urch servic e-s , 9 30 a .m , Sunday , July 22 thro ugh Sept 2. Nurser\~ and pre -school ctasus at 9 :30 a .m . each Sunday . Chur ch $erv ices on Sundey , Aug . 12, prayer ser vices onl y fo llowed by a parish picn ic at th e Fred Cr ow farm POMEROY CHURCH . OF CHRIST - Mr Hoyt Allen , Jr ., pastor Brble School , 9: JO a .m .. worsh i p . 10 : 30 ; adult ·worst1 1p serv ice and y ou n g people 's meet 1ng , both 7 30 p m Sun . dey , Wednesday, combined Bible s tudy and pray er meet ing. . 7 •30 p .m THE SALVAT10N ARM Y Envoy Ray W Wining , o ffi cer m charge Sunday , 10 a,m , HOitness mee t ing . 10 . 30 a .m , Sunday School Young People 's Legion . 1 p m , Th ursday , 1 to 3 p .m • Ladies Hom e Leugu~ . 7 p .m .. Prep classes In 1945, President Harry Trwnan signed the ratification of the United Nations Charter. Also in 1945, Russia declared war on Japan ... seven days before Japan surrendered. SACRED HEART RE> v f olllll'l ll ,•rl1o\fd i<..ri' JCOVIC. j)l1..,1t11 !'hOI\(' 9-Q '~ ?HI !.> '>, 11 111 (j, l y I' ot Ill r :11 tq ,, ,. ,,,, 1110 1\A,IS!. ,!0 l M.~ f,"! 0 ,'Hlr1 10 {'l'lo ' "" 'llll ~ 'o'l hH iJ ,Iy , I " " " ' , '' " \ v 11 1 POMEROY FIRST BAP . TJ ST 1-:oo ert Ku hr\ p~slor 1\r il l t<l 11t \\' M~on . ~ unfla y sc llool " '' • ' ' ~ lJI\lldV sc h<H' I o 1(L1 on , I ' I fl Ll Ill 1\olJH' " 'ti dy , \', ,· dth ' !Hi <l 'Jr ! 1J !11 , 1.. 1101 r I" '" lret• , Wt' Cfl1 i..'Sd,1y , 8 30 p 111 POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS CHURC H I l ol l r o<;onvillt> !.' C•<l<l R ev O ' Ot•ll Mimlcy , P ,\<,lut. Ht nt y El.)llfl , Svndil\1 Sc hoo l :.u pt :-. utl doly !> Chool 9 30 (I n1 . , Evt>n in o wo rs hrp 7 JO p rn . · P r, rv ~ r and Pra1 se sarv1ce. Thursctdy , 7 30 p m . NEASE SET TL, E MENT CHAPE L Non dt•nomi thJitonat. George S. O il ~?r . Pastor Su na<~y Sc hool 10 "r n Worsh •P ~e rv• ce II am Sunday nrghl serv tces 7: JO p n 1. Wed nesday Prayer ntC'etrng 7 30 p m Everyone welcome POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST, 100 W Marn Sl. - Loren T , StE-phens , eva n gelis t , p hone 992 7856 Co ns er vetlrve . non instrum enta l. Su nday worshrp , 10 a on ; Bible stvdy , 11 am . , worship , 6 p m Wednesday Bib l e study , 7 p .m . MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH (non · d en om rnat10na D, Langsv i t!e · Dex ter Road . the Rev . Worley Hal ey , pastor Sunday sc h ool , 10 a m , event ng worship , 7 . 30 p m P ra ye r meeltng , Tuesday , 7. 30 p m ., youth group . Friday . 7 30 p m ST PAUL LUTHERAN Corner Sec ond and Sycam ore Sl , Pomeroy , the Rev . Arttfur C. Lund , pas t or . Sunda.Y school. 9· 15 a .m . , worsh tp servrce , 10 .30 a'. m ; travelers ' summer se rvrce , Thursday , 7 30 p m Charles Evans . Chrrstr~ n edvcat ion supertn tendent the Sermonette How about a checkup? \ We're all used to taking tests and examinations. They enable us and our instructors to evaluate our progress in a particular area. But I'd like to propose a spiritual checkup, a selfexamination. Paul wrote to the Corinthians saying, "Examine yourselves, whether ye be ln the faltb; prove your own selves. Know Y'l not your own selves, how that Christ is in you, except ye be reprobates?" (II Cor. 13:5). The purpose of the check-up is to determine if we are "in the faith ". If we pass the test, our confidence and determination will be strengthened. If we fail, finding that we are not as we ought to be, we can learn what is lacking or amiss in our llves. Thus, we need to examine ourselves while there is still time for us to make the needed corrections. In order for our examination to be valid, we must determine the knowledge, and attitudes, and actions which necessarily characterize those "in the faith" . Then we can see how we mea811l'e up to the divine standards. That certain knowledge is necessary to Sl!lvation is obvious from the statement of Jesus recorded in John 6:44-45, "No man can come tome except the Father which hath sent me draw hiin; and I Will raise him up at the last day. It is written in the prophets, and they shall be aU taught of God. Every man, tberefore, that hath heard and hath learned of the Father cometh unto me." But what is that knowledge which must be learned by !Moe who come to the Lord? Obviously, it must be information regarding man's part in the plan of salvation. In order to be "in the faith", one must know what is required of him in order to be saved by God. Je.us revealed that in order to receive remission of sins, llliD bas to believe, repent, and be baptized (Mark 16:16; Luke 2t:47.) If you are "in the faith", you have an understanding of 1beoe coounands and have obeyed them. No one can be "in QuiS'," without this knowledge and obedience. Let's conaider the actions necessarily performed by those ''in !be failb" . Having come to the ltnowledge of the truth, and .. vq an attitude of love for the truth, one must obey the truth. Peler wrole to 111me of his brethren saying, "Ye have purified youuouls In obeying the truth ... " (I Peter 1:22). To those same people, the apostle spoke concernin~t their moral actions: "But • be which called you is holy, so be ye holy in all manner of oonvenalinn" (I Peter I: 15). 1nitial obedience to the truth makes Clie 1 eervant of O!rilt. As such, his actions are au m service to Iii Lord. "Ye were servants of sin, but ye have obeyed from the heart that form of doctrine which was delivered you. Being then made free fnJm sin, ye became the servants of righleoWjness. ' 1 (Romans 6:17). Remember that someday yw will take your FINtiL EXAMINATION befoce !be throne of Christ in judgment. There'D be no ' 'rnakiHIP" tests then. Prepare now for that last day ! By Loren T. Stepbe• Racine Social Events By Mn. FraDeil Morris field. He is a patient at Holzer The quarterly meeting of the Hospital. Bertha M. Sayre Missionary Mrs. Gene Yost has relw'ned Society of the First Baptist home from VeleraruJ Memorial Church was hosted by the Ruth Hospital after surgery. Circle at a picnic dinner at the Mrs. Hazel McCullough and Racine Park at 7 p. m. after Mrs. El5ie lmes of Marianna, which the group went to the Pa., and Mrs. Mary Doewich church for the meeting which and son, Sean of SwnmerviJle, opened with the singing of N. J ., visited tjlelr aunt, Mrs. "Reacue the Perishing." Mrs. Esther Piper and also Mr. and Blclcacson wu at the piano. Mrs . Orland Mitchell of Mrs . Helen Simpson , Parkersburg, came Saturday, president, wutn charge Of the Aug. 4 w help celebrate their program and had as her aunt Mrs Piper's 95th birthIUbject "Faith Without Works day.' · ' II Dead" and included a poem • Mr. and Mrs. Martin 1nd scripture, Psalms 96 . Wilcoxen, Larry and Helen, Topic of the talk was returned from two weeks Chriatianity Means Missions. vaction. They drove 4,533 miles Poems , "The Harvest is and visi ted Pike's Peak , Ripe" and "Ten Little Colorado, Carlsbad Caverns, Chriatlails" and prayer N. M., spent a weekend in Del concluded devotions. In the Rio, Tex. visiting their son-lnbuJj,_ session, Mrs. Grella law and daughter, Lt. and Mrs. limpem and Mrs. Marjorie Max Brown, shopped · in Grimm gave a report from the Mexico and returned by way tromea 's Conference: The of the Gulf of Mexicp, visiting Love Gift Dedication was the Stone Mountain in Atlanta •··-~~ d by Mrs. Marie Roush Ga . and Boonesboro Park in llliQc "Partnership in l,ove" ~enlucky . ... her topic. Offering of Visiting Mr. and Mrs . U.ot wu presented from the Chester Simpson here to ClrdeJ. Eighteen members attend the Sayre niunlon al ..., ,._nl The evening Shriners Park were Mrs. dlled br the group joining Bobbie Gritter and grandson of ._,. In I clrc)f and singing Colwnbus and Mr. and Mrs. "11111t a. lbe Tie." Brian Simpson and children of l.arry Wllco&en had the Baltimore, who also visited lllilfarlune ID Injure hill eye Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Badgley. .... wartlnc In the hlmato . ' ' ' tV ,,t ' .Ill 1 11•' il . (J ioi:AHAM Mt 1 tiOOIST IJ 111 at lht• ' l t t' llrlly ~ ll( lf • ·il il lld ,1 111 , UNITE .O lq :-.1 '• u mt,l y<:. o t t' tH h OJ f o ur th l't t' /'1C h 11H1 tH'I \I St COtHt on\lnlh , IIHnl :-- u t Hhl ~!i i' rt t h tiiOtllt l ..... or.,tup scrll ' { {' at 7 30 1..1 111 Wl'd!ll'SdiiV (l~('tHil U S AI w p,.,w,•r i' nd 13ibh• S tun v FIRST . SOUTHERN BAP · T I ST 7H? Mui!Jt>rry /we .. POIItCrO)' . ~tlilt.-.I('Cf wdtl 1 \ 1•I " I 'o\ ~ hii! ( h"i. h OI'! ' '1, 1\1 f 10 (\ ' II MOI.I NING STAR Y W >~ 111 I f• 1\\o(t W !'l'io, •,r..t •thW\d,ly tl p ~~ ~ MORSE 11 !•t llh 1<1 Y" '• tl 9 .c , CHAP6L 1/ NIUN '1 1 d I I'• \ I ' Y d i ll .,(1,1 \ IT 'S A UAY11 \ I to • p , ' 1l ,jl lfl<' "' ' >j ' ' •Httl, l , <lfi jll o~yo ·• ltlrl 1\ol,t ,. r U I' I' ( ~ S P LAIN S ( U1.! t\ 1tAN CH VNCtt I ' I I•Ht ' t trH1 1'1"WOOCI , pa l nr . l lttWM(t C <~'dwc • ll , lr .. ls unc:t.ry ~ ~ 'H,,illl !t.U J)l , «. vn d,ly Slll<•ol. I'Vl' l '/ Wonth i p 10 tO O.,l•rVt ll' , lll ,) 111 Ill HI o1 111 li War S(' rmon , \t..+ntlolY o...uJr111ng M OH\o !HI I tJ tn ETART FAllS UNIT ED HWE'TUI?EN l<f' V rn•c lan d o...to•r •·· · pt~ \ lur r toyrl Nvrrl s. ··•' tlll <l' ' I .-. m " l•l)l '. uct~I•IV ~L h OOL Y. J Oa 111 . . PORTLAND Wor s;hlp 7 30 m . [ hur c h School 9.JO R m SUTTON WOr !:o tr i p , II am ] t'C1 t""ln(l 4th ~vrldo'tyS , Church Sc hool 10 i4 rn WESLEYAN ! Racine) WOI!itlll) , 11 i'l . m , Chu r ctc " ' ttoot . 10 a"' NORTH EAST CL UST ER Aev. Rob er t M eece Re v SHJntey Bri\ndum JOPPA wor sh ip 10 a.m ; Chur c. h Sc hool 9 1t m .; PrayN Me('!rng , Wednesday , II p m LONG BOTTOM Churc h ser vice s . 9 Cl ,trl 1 Su ndoy Sc hool 9 : 45 a ,m B1ble Sl udy eve ry Thursday , 7· 30 p .m NORTH BETHEL Wor sh1P It a m , Churc h Sc h ool 10 ~ mornuHI "l' rmon , 10 lO a .m , Pr ,1)'t 'r ~P rv lce . WPdneo;dfiY, I ,IU p m OiESHIRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROP H ECY . G P '-1 1111th , pa sla r S und~y School , I U~ "' ,· '"'tlur Henson . Supt . ; M ol'ntll<1 Worship , 11 am , Younq Peop lt>S scrvt ce , 7 p m , - venrng scrvtce. 1. JU p m w ennosd ay Mid w eek. Prayer " NV ICC . / , JO p m ., You t h nl<'l' lrnq 6 ~ 0 p m .r Evening worshrp , 1.30 p ,m CHESTErt CHURC H OF THE NAZAA E NE - Rev . Herl,)or l Grate, pastor Wor Ship S(.•rvic:e . II a 1r1. and 7·30 p .m . Svnday . Sunday Scnoo l . i1 9 .30 Richard Banon. AlFRED - ~ unday school , sup!. Prayer meeting, Wed 9 45 a 111 . eac ll Sunday ; nesday, 7:30p .m . p r each ing a! 11 a .m . eac h BRADBURY CHUR CH OF >; undiiV . Prayer mf:elrng . 7 45 CHRIST Cliffo rd Smith , p m Wedn esday ; W SCS , 8 p m minis ter Sunday Schoo l 9 30 on th1rd Tue sda)l eac h mon th il .m , mornr ng c hur ch 10 JO REEDSVILLE Su n day am Sunday even1 ng service, sct1 ool , 9 30 ; pr eachmg . 7. 30 7 JOp .m Wednesday servtce, a p m Sunday , pr ayer meet rng , p m '30p Ill Tuesday , WSC S, 7 JO LAUREL CLIFF FREE f1r st Thursday each mof]th METHODIST - Rev Robert SILVER RIDGE - Worshtp E . Bu ck ley . pastor . Wi ll iam 10 am , Ch urch Sc hool , 9 a .m Bailey, supt. , Sv nd ay · school TUPPERS PLAINS 9 30 am , mor ni ng wors h ip , Wors h tp 9 a m , Church 10 )0 am . evening worship, Sc hool . 10 a .m 7 30 p .m Wedne sd ay Ch n sti an KENO CHURC'H OF Youth Cru sa d e, 6.30 p m : CHRIST - George F r eder 1ck , pray er meet in g, 7 •30 p m .; sup!. Servi ce w eek l y , 9: 30am Thursd ay chorr pracrrce , 7 on Sun day Prea chi ng f irs t and p m DEXTER C HURCH OF t h ird Su ndays Of month. by Cli fford Smi th , 9 ' 30 a m . CHRIST Danny Eva n s, H 0 8 50 N CHRIST IAN pa stor , Nor man c. Will , supt. UNION Darrel Dodd ril l, sunday Sch ool 9 . 30 a . m ., n, , pa stor Sunday Sc hool , 9 30 worship servtt:e. 10 30 am am , Leonard Grl mor e, firs t Chrtsltan Endeavor Sunday elder , even ing se rv1 ce, 7 30 eve n 1ng p .m Wednesday pray e r REORGANIZED CHURCH mc et1n g, 7 : 30Pm OF JESUS CHRIST OF MT MORIAH CHURCH OF LATTE R DAY SAINTS GOD - Racine Route 2 Th e Por tl and ·Rac ine Road . Ralph Rev Charl es Ha nd , pastor . Joh n son, pa stor Herbert Sund ay sc hool. 9 45 a.m • Wh 1 te, Sund ay Sc hool D1rec tor . morn tn g worshrp, 11 am Su nday Schoo L 9 . 30 am .• Ev.enrn g servrces, Tuesday and Morn 1ng wor shtp, 10 30 am . , Frtday , 7 30 Sun day evenrng service 7 p m 8EARWALLOW RIDGE Wednesday eve ning pra ye r CHURCH OF CHRIST . Boble SP. r vlces , 7· 30 om Study , 9 30 am I mornrng BETHLEHEM BAPTIST worsh1p , 10 . JO am ; eveni ng Great Bend - Rev . Waller p ' worsh1p, 6 30 p.m Wednes d ay B t kacsan . pastor . Sunday B rb te stud y , 7. 30 P m . schoo L 9: 30 a .m., worshrp se rv ic e, Thursday , 1 JO p m MT OLIVE CHURCH CARLETON CHURCH ~ Long Ba lto m , Sunday Sc hoof, Ki ng sbury Road Su nday tO am . w i th Wr lla rd Pigolt, Sch ool , 9 30 a .m., Ra lp h Car l, supt Eva n gel ls i m essage each su p! Worship serv ice. 10 30 Sunda y evening , 7 30 p .m by a ,m and 7 30 p m alterna te ly E l der Russell Cltne , m in is ter Pray er meeting , Wednesday, of th e AposlO liC Fa 1!h . Bible 7 30 p .m . Rev Jay St iles, Study, We dnesday , 7 30 p m oas tor OLD DEXTER CON CHURCH STIVERSVILLE COM · GREGATIONAL MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday Rev Car l Richards, Mrs Wor le y sc hoo l serv i ce, 10 a .m .; Pr ay er p as tor mee trng , Thur sd ay , 7 p m .; Fr ancrs . Sunday sc hool supt .. Sun day eveni ng service, 7 p m Sunday sc h ooL 9 : 45 am .• ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST churc h se r v1ces , second and Pomeroy Harr rsonvr ll e fou rth Sund ays follow tng Road Ke nn elh Eb erts, pa stor. Su nday sc h ool . frrs t and lhird Pau l McElroy , Sunday School Sunday eve nt ngs , 7. 30 p.m. Supt Sund,ay Sc hool 9 .30 am , LONG BOTTOM mornr ng wo r ship and com CHRISTIAN Mr Robert munion , 10 · 30 am ; Su nday Wyatt , pastor ; Su nd ay Sc hoo l evenmg yo uth Chr is tian en · supt, Rona ld Osborne, Bt ble d eav9r, 6 30 ; wors h1 p ser · Sc hool, 9. 30 am ,· preachmg v •ce S. Su nday , 7 30 p m 10 45 a .m ; Even rng se rvi ces , We dn e-$day eve n i ng praye r 7 30 p .m. mee ti ng and B rbl e stu d y, 7.30 HYSELL RUN FREE pm METHODIST - Ronald Wells , ST JOHN LUTHERAN pa stor . Sun day Sc hool 9.30 P one Grove , the Rev. Ar thur am • M ornin g worshrp , 10 :30 Combs. pastor . Sunday sc hool. am ; Young People 's Servt ce 9 • 30 a m , c hur ch se r vices, 6 45 p m. ; · EvangelistiC se r · lO 30 a m vtce. 7 30 p .m . Pray er BRADBURY CHURCH OF meettn g , Th ur sday , 7 30 p m CHRIST . Bible Sc hoo l, 9 :30 FREEDOM GOSPEL am ., morn 1ng worsh1p , 10.30" MISSION - Bal d K n obs, Rev a .m Sunday eveno ng Worship L R Gl vese nc amp , paslor Se r vice , 7 30 p m ., ch·otr Roger W11fred , Sr ., Sunda y praclice Sunda)l an d Wed · Sc hoo l Su pt. Su nd ay Sc hool n esd ay , 7 p.rn , pr ayer mee h n q 9 30 a.m ., Su nday evenlhg and Bible Study Wednesday , w orsh rp 7 30 Prayer mee t tng, 7. 30 p m Tuesday , 7 30 p .m . Ernest ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Deeler. cla ss lea d er Youth Rev Free land Norr1 s, pastor meet mg , Wednesday, 7 30 Sunda y sc h ool 10 a m ; Ch urc h p m , Ernest Deeter , lead er se r vrce, 7 p m, We dn esda y MT . HERMON CHURCH OF B rb l e St udy, 7 p .m THE UNITED BRETHREN IN RACINE FIRST CHURCH CHRIST Rob ert Sho ok , OF THE NAZARENE pastor Sunda y sc'hool , 9· 30 Sunda y School, 9 · JO a m , a .m ., Russe ll Spen cer, sup! , GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Ma rn 1ng Wor sh rp , 10 30 am , worshrp se r vice, 10 45 a m , Sec ond Ave. M id dlepor t. Even mg wor shr p . 7 30 p m , eve n ing wor ship allernatrng Lesley G. Holt , pa stor Sunday We dn esday Mid .Wee k Se rv1 ce wi th C E . at 7 30 p .m . on sc hool , 10 am . ; worSh ip ser . Su nday Sc hool Super1 n lendent , Su nday Pra ye r meeting , 7 ·30 vice , 11 a m .; wor ship serv ice, Ge ral d Wells Pastor , Rev p m Wed nesda y Al fred Wolfe , 7 30 p .m . Sunday. Wednesday Morr1s M Wolfe l ay l eade r n igh t prayer ser vice, 7: 30 . WHITE ' S CHAPEL RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- Cool ville R D . Rev . Roy Deeter , Walter P B lka csa n , pastor , pastor Sunday schoo l. 9 30 Ronn ie Salser , s s Supt .; a m , worship service, 10 .30 Su nday Sch ool , 9 · JO am ; a rn Bible st udy and pra yer THE UNITED PRES · Morn1 n g Wor sh1 p 10 45 a .m .; S f' • e. Wednesd a y, 7 30 p .m Sun day evenmg worship 7 JO RUTLAND BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF p m W ednesday even ing Bib le RUTLAND CHURCH OF MEIGS COUNTY , Ow tght Stu dy , B p m CH R 1ST ~ Ke i th w rse. paslor L . Zavilz, Pastor · D irector HARRISONVILLE DANVILLE WESLEYAN _ Sunday School, 9 · 30 a .m .•. V . H . Sunday Churc h Sc hool , 9 . 3Q Rev . Lawr e n ce Sul l iv an, Bra l ey, su pt . worship serv ice a m .. Mrs . Homer Lee . Su pt , pa stor Sunda y Sc hool 9 30 and co mmun ion , 10 JO am , Morn ing Worsh ip , 10 : 30 am am, yo ut h and lun 1or youth even 111 g se rvi ce, 7:30 p m , MIDDLEPORT Sunday se r vice, 6 , 45 p. m .: even in g Wednes d ay . Bibl e s tudy, 7:30 Church School. 9· 30 a .m .• John wo r sh 1 p, 7 · 30 p m.; pr ayer an d P m Reg ul ar boa rd meeting , F . Fultz , Supt ; Morn ing praise, Wednesday , 7. JO P m . th ird Satu rday each month , Worsh ip , 10 :30 am . SILVER RUN FREE 7 · 30 P m SYRACUSE Mor n ing BAPTIST Rev Howa rd RU T LA ND CO MMUNITYWorsh i p . 9 a .m .; Sunda y Scho ol . K i mtt lc,pastor . sunday Sc hool. CHURC H - Su nday Church School, 10 a .m ., Mrs . 10 am , H cn rv Davis , supt.' 9 .3 0 a m ; Worship service , 11 Sampson H&l! , Supt . evenrng serv1ce. 7· 30 p m a. m • Wednesday prayer Prayer meehng , Thurs day , fY!eeling, 7: 30 p . m . Sunday 7· 30 p m n1 ght worsh ip , 7: 30p .m . MEIGS CHESTER CHURCH1 OF RUTLAND CHURCH OF COOPE RATtVE GOO Rt>v James Sa t. THE NAZARENE Rev . PAR ISH ter l iel d , pastor. Su nd ay schoo l , Lloyd D Gr !mm , Jr ., pastor THE UNITED 9 30 a. m , worship servi ce, 11 Su nday Sc hool , 9 : 30 a m , MET HODIST CHURCH am .; eve nin g se r vtce, 7, Mor11mg worship, 10 : 30 a.m, Robert T . Bumgarner Prayer se rv ice and yout h You n g peop le's se rv ice .. 6 45 Director o; erv•cc, Wed nesday, 7 p.m p ,m , Evange l is t ic se rvi ce. ' POMEROY CLUSTER LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN 7·30 p m . Wednesday eveni ng Rev . Carl E . H tck~ CHURCH - Raben E Mu sser. service, 7· 30 p m . ReY . D. Wm . Sy denstr icker pas tor Su nday Sch ool, 9 30 MASON COUNTY CHESTE R - Wonh i p 9: 15 am, Ro b e r f Bobo, svpt ., THE HILAND CHAPEL , am ; Chu r ch School 10 a.m. morniny wor shi p. 10 · JO. George Casto, pastor Su nday ENTER PR ISE - Worsht p . 9 sunday eveni ng se r vice. 7: 30, Sc llool, 9 30. eveni n g w ors hip , am , Chu r ch Sch OOl , 10 am Mrd week se rv1 ce, Wednesday, 7.30. Thursday eve nin g prayer FlATWOODS - WOr $h !p , 11 7: ]0 p m. servtce, 7·30 p .m . a m , Chu r ch School 10 a .m . SY RACUSE CHURCH OF N'AS ON FIRST BAPTIST POME R:OY Worship, THE NAZARENE - Rev M . Sec.ond and Pomeroy Sts .• St an 10 30 a .m : Church School 9. 15 C Lartmore, p astor Bob Cra1g, pastor . Sunday sc hoo l, a 1r• . UM i' f- 6; 30 p.m. Moo r e, Su nday Sch ool Su pl , 9 ·45 am ; worsh ip service. l1 ~OCK SPRINGS Worsll ip Sunday SchOo l , c lasses tor a ll n m , tra i n i ng union, 6 30 IO a m , Chu r ch SCh OOl 9 a m ; ages, 9 30 am , morni ng p m , eveni ng worship service, UMYF 610 0 m. worshtp , 10 45 . NYP S Sv nd tJy, 7 30 p m M i d week pray er MIODLEPORT CL USTER 6 .3 0 P m . eva ngclrstlc service sc rvtce, Wednes day , 7: JO p .m R:ev . Roberl Bumgarner Su n day 7:30 p .m . Mid -week MASON CHURCH oi=HEATH Worshi p 10 ; 30 p ~ayc r mee l ing , Wedn e!id ay, CHRIST, p 0 BOll 487 , Miller am .. Churc:ll School 9 .30 a.m .. 7 30 p m .. Missionary meel mg , St , Mason, w va Sund&y UMYF 7 p .m . s~ cond Wed n esday, 7· 30 p .m B ibl e Study 10 a ,rrr, Wor shi p RUTLAND -- Worsh i p 9 15 UNIT ED FAITH NON - 11 a .m Md 7 p .m . Bible Slud v a m . ; Chu rch Schoo l 10 am , DENOMJN~TIONAL - Rev Wed n es day 7 p . m .. Vo c al UMYF 7 p .m Robert Sm dh, pa stor Su nday music SALEM CENTER Wor . schoo l. _9 :30a .m .. c l ass lea dcr 1 FIRST SOUTHERN BAf" . sh ip 9 a.m; Chu r ch SC h ool 10 L~o Hill . worship service, TIST - Corner of Second and am ; UMYF Thursdev . 7 p .m 10 . JO a .m ; ch ur ch , 7: 30 P m Ander son . Ma so n . P u tor , SYRACUSE CLUSTER E_0 E N U N I T E 0 Waller Cloud Sunday School , R ev , R ic hard E. Jarvi s BHt THR EN IN CH RIST 9. 45 am . ; worship ser-.llce. 11 ASB UR Y Worsh tp 11 ~ldon R 81ake , pastor . Su nday a .m. and 7: 30 p .m . Week l y am , Ch Or ch Sch ool 9 . 50 a .m .; choo l , 10 am . : Winn ie B ib l e st udy Wedne1day 710 w scs, tst Tuesday . Hol singe r , Sv pt Mor n i ng p m . ' ' · FOREST RUN - Worsh tp 9 se r r':l on . 11 6 m ; Eveni ng MASON A SSEMliL'1 o t! am , Chu rch SchOo l 10 a .m .. se r v•cc Chri stian En d eavor, GOO sucond Sl , MllSOn , w, wscs, Jrd Wednesday , 7 30 7 . 30 p,m. Mrs , Ly da va . Chc"cr Tu nnant , pastor pm Chevalie r , pre si den t So ng Sunday sc hool. 10 e.m ; MINERSVILLE - Worship sc rv• ce and s ~rmon , 8 : '10 . Mid - mornl n ~ worship, 11 a.rn , 10 am , Church Sc hoo l 9 a .m ., Week prover mcenn.;, Wed eV'IlrlQOIIsllc se r vice, 7 30 p rn W SCS. Jrd Monday 1 7· JO p m n Csd ay , 7 30 p m. Mrs. Mar i e Bible S!U dy an d pray er service , SYRAC US E Chu r c h Hol singe r , class leader . Wednh d &\1 . 7 :30 p.rn . Phon e sc hoo l. ? am . worship ser C HURCH OF JESUS ' 713 51JJ . V I((! , ] , JO p .m . CHt:li ST Loc ated etl Rultand HARTFORD CHURCH OF SO UT~ ERN CL UST ER on New Lima Roi'ld , nex t to CHR:IST In Chri stian ~nlon Re v . Frank Cheesebrew ro r esl Acre Park ; lhv Ray The Rev . WHilo m c ~mpb ell, Rev . Lerrv Poling Rouse , pastor : Robe rt Musser , pasto r . Sundey schoo l , 9:30 ~fev . Howard Shtv elcy Su ndi'ly Sc hool supt. SUnday a m • James Hvghel, su pl. , BETHANY ( Dorcas) SC hoor 10 . 3~ a m .1 wo r sh ip eve n ing so rv lce, 7:30 p m 1. Wor~ h, p , 9·lO A m ; Chu r ch 7 JO p .m n,ble stu dy , weq Wednesday eve n ing pray& r Sc hl)()l 10 lO i'l m meeting , 7: 30 p , m , You th CARMEL Worship, 11 nesday, 7. 30 p.m . Satvr d av 11m • 1st an" Jrd Su nday s ; nig ht priJyer service , 7: 30p .m . prayer service eac h Tue!ld,.y :-. n C th e RI'v F rr d Htll , IM S IQr , lt f'rl!hPI McClure , ~tm rtAy sr hool sup t ~ un day S' h OOI. 9 30 i'l rn • tno rn in~;~ wor shop , 10 30 a on , SUn day I'ViUlO!' I i!j l tC nl('CtllllJ , 7 JO p m P r ilyt~r tnl'\.'llng , W c d n c sd<~ y , 1 JO p 11 1. MJOOLEPOR:T MT . MORIAH BAPTI :- T Cornt•r Fourtll and Ma r Mrddleport Rev . Henry Ke Jr , pastor Sunday Sc hool , 9 a 1n , Mrs Erv m Baumgart. m•r' , sup l , Mornrng wor shlf.l , 10 <15 am JEHOVAH ' S WITNESSES L nrry Cal'nahan , pres1dong m1111 Sie r Sunday . Bible lee lu r e . 9 30 a m • Watchtower study , 10 30 am , Tuesday , Bible study , 7 JO p m , Th ur $ day , rnrni stry scho ol. 7 : JO p .m .: servtce m eeting 6 30 p .m . MIDDLEPORT CHURC H ol ChriSt in Chrtstian Un1011 Li'\Wre n ce Manley . pa stor , Mrs . Russe ll Young . Su nday Sc hoo l Su pt. Sunday Sch ool 9 30 am Evening worsh tp , 7 30 Wed n esday prayer mce 11ng . 7· JO p .m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO Ra c rne Rov te 2, the Rev James M Muncy . pastor ::. unday school, 9 45 a m . mornm g worsh1p . 11 am . eve nin g worship , 7 30 p .m Prayer meetrn!) , Tuesday , 7 JO p You n g people 's meet ing , 7. JOpm Thursday . RUTLAND C HURCH OF GOO Ber.lha Kingrey , su b s trtute pastor Sund ay Sc hool , 10 a m ; worship s.ervrce 7pm ' Sunday Prayer r11~e1ong. Wednesday . 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURC H ..,.. Near Long Bot tom Es til Hart , pastor ; Roy Brown , ass !sta nt pas t or Sunday schOol. 10 a m .. Church 7 30 p.m . each Sun day E'venrng , prayer meetrng , 7 JO p 111 Th u rsd~y M IOOLEPORT PEN· TECOSTAL ~ Th1 rd Ave the ~cv . William Kn1ttel , pastor Ronald Dugan , Sunday Sc hoo l Supt Classes fo r a ll ages . evenmg se rv ice, 7 30 p m , Bible stu dy , Wednesday . 7. 30 p .m you tll serv 1ces, Fr 1day . 7 30 p ,m FREEWILL BAPTIST ~ Cor ner Ash an d Plum , Mid cJi e port . No el H errman , p astor Sa t urday even mg serv i ce, 7 p m Su nday schoo l. 10 a m , Su nday even rng worShi p , 7 p m FIRST BAPTIST of Mrd · dlepor l , co rner of SrKth an d Palm er Streets Rev Charles St mons , pastor Danny T hompson , Sunday Scho ol Su per i n te n d ent Su nda y church sc hool tor everyone 9 I S am , M orn1ng worsh tp 10 15 am , Evening se r vices , 7. 30 p m , Wednesday prayer se rvi ce. 7.30 p m Exira you th ac tivtl res on Sunda)l . 5 p m ., l or all you th u p to SiKih grade , 6· 30 for junior and senior hr gh studen ts CHURCH . OF CHRIST. Mrddleport, 5t h an d Ma i n Raulln Moyer, pas lor Michael Ger lach , Sunday School Supt. B1b l e Sc hool. 9 30 a . m ., morn ing wors h ip , 10 JO am , evenmg worship, 7· 30 p m . , prayer servrce 7 p m Wed nesd ay M IDD LEP ORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Audry Miller ; pas tor , Lew•s Ell1s. Su nday sch ool su pt , Su nday school. 9 30 a m · mo rn ing wo r sll tp, 10 30; 1Un1or soc re ly , 6 30 p m . NYPS , 6. 45 p m Sunday evan gel i stic meet m g, 7: 30 p m Pray er mee tm g, Wed n es d ay, 7 30 p m . m <t))ON'T liJJE ,)IFRAID! P q f V t '> ,,, .. , · 'If 1\ I H' I l tP I '• ,11 p 111 ••• clv . I 1<> 1 ll i\ CI CJ<d ( t,urdl 'I LhOo l , I(! ,l I U I \ld " ( hm C/1 '>c hnol .1 oi l •, lli j) , il ,, • l \ I A.., • I ·• U S " ' I l l> . a • '\ •.! It t ' t t• t' ' I r. •wr ... d lh • ,, t ' ,, • 'll'l •h •• a"' · Joannle Is s1111 t the age when sho can look 8\ lila unalreld. She's a hap~y ond lrusllng llnle girl, and she Is sure Daddy will catch her at the boll om of tho slide. As we grow older ~ our fears ac- cumulate and somotlmes lhay rule our lives. We grow afraid ol losing our job. our health or our posses· slons. There Is fear of bolng ..dif· terenl... We often go along with things thai we know are wrong, just because we 're afraid lo take H EMLOCK ~ GROVE CHRI STIAN - Roger Wa tson. pastor ; Ray Wllaley, su pl , ; Morn ing worsh ip , 9:JO a .m . ; ~hurch school , 1(1 :30 a.m.: young people's meetlny. 6: 30 r 11 • •: v,·n lnil wor ~h l p 1 ri' p .m ·,... 1 ~, : . ,, 1(; , , 1 . Jl) u FAIR V t E W 8 I 8 L E CHURCH , Le larl , Vv , Ve 1 Rl . 1. Rf!v . Georyfl H0 1Ch ar, pas !or . Sunday bc hool . 9: 30 a m . Prayer end B ib le flludy 7 30 P m . Co llage P r ~tve r r:r.r rv lc , "'""'~,dt!Y 10 a . m . Vvorshlp Sl-1v t<.e, Thvr l day IJOpm . ·, BLESSIN' 'IL DO , I REALLI./ AN ' IRULY LOWEE2Y ENJOY. ELVINE'{. . IT'S KEEPIN ' HOUSE / a sta nd . Many of our fears have no ....----...-. --......... -~' 'OOP HtAV.,,, loundallon. Yet we go through needless sullerlng, worrying about things that will never happen. The Bible says, .. II God Is for us, who can be agalnsl us?" Through the Church, we receive assurance of God's constant love and protecllon In all our adversl· &'!: PITill.li SQUAREJ WOWJ 'OOK ATAlt.~ ESEj 11101'1.& WAITINIO ~OR A GliM~&E OF THE .. Altt ALl. VouP. l HAVEN'T SEEN SO MANY ~eoi'I.E IN ONE POPfi, BIMOJ ' KOII.SU 1'NIS PlACE-- f&.AT•tU.ADf.P} ties. And we come to unde rstand the comforllng Truth ... .. Perfect love casteth out fear." 1HAVfl e-•o -. . Her'!.. 1RAT WtfTE:r<SEO! N"-ARL'I EVER.'>' D06 IN TOWN AFTER ME!! IS WINKLE IF '>OUb LIKE '10 GET SOME COFI'EE 1TLL6EGLAO TO SEND WHOEVER YOU'RE WAITING FOR OVER '10 'THE CAFETERIA 'THERE . Sunday Revelation 20: 11-15 Monday Exodus Tuesday I Kings 13 :2 1-22 3:7-1 4 'N umbers • 9:15-23 Copyright 1973 Wednesday Thursday Psalms Psalms Friday Psalms :8 • 3732:23-25 • 25:1-14 • 27:7- 11 Proverbs 12:1-2 Keisler Advertisi ng Service, Inc., Strasburg, Virginia WHY, 'THAN K YOU. THAT'S VERY THOUGHTFUL . OF YOU. Saturday John 7:17 THE TUNNEL Romans • James 3:5-6 WAS A FAILURE. 1;5-6 CONNELL? 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Rustle bread 38. Do nee. dlepolnt ( UXEE artery 35,Break • .. ~'2';-.~~ I S'I'UllfY I I CJI(Jl>OJV Kj I II WOAMED~ t "' ...1 Now .......,..lho cirdool!.uon to fonn lho aurprl11 .......,., • ••cpotod "' lho abom V -won. t., ~llil~..~~~-~~~~~-~wa~-~~ rn "(........ r I ,_I .....,.t.. [, ( J•••te" TRIPI l'e1lerd•r'• An••ers AGATI A re~1on for PIL..t lfOcldiW MI/ICLI up-A OAIUI 1'1\,11'-t WH'( DoN'T 'IOU GO MCt< WHERE 'IOV CAME FRoM? DRoP 1 ' DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: DeAD! GET L.MT! ~INCEREl'l A TIM 8Me~ FAN '' ' AXYDLBAAXR ~~ f<IDDINGI YDGL WRLIWSTLG ZDZL Yellerdoy's Cf1Pio<luote: IT AIN'T A BAD PLAN TO KEEP STILL OCCASIONALLY EVEN WHEN YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT.-KIN HUBBARD (Cill71 Ktn1 Foatort1 Syndleaio, loo.] nade If, Celebel ox JS, Mucilage zs. Moroccan lr.-t-+-mountaln · ngion 11. Court minute• 11. Friendly Islands 30. Old Chi· 'nese kingdom 31. Storage box sz. Filch 34. Brealdut· fare tr.-+-t36. Ele· phant's. ear IT. Mllltary command (2 wds.) 1-...L....L..""""....,j,-....._ • ••• •• •.. •• • • •• SS. Regard· lng (2 wds.) S9.Jeeterof ''Tobacco Road11 U. Russian ruler DOWN 1. Fellow 1. Condor's nest S.MarcConnelly's "The-" (2 wds.) 4. Pitcher's statistic 5. caesar or Waldorf 6. Nursery &xture ?. Curve 8. Walt Whitman book of poems (3 web.) J3, Prome- AMANDA PANDA • •• : Pomlroy, Ohio - •• •·• • ..• RACINE PLANING MILL fr ~ dn<JN3SIHl L!TI1.E ORPHAN ANNIE •M T Chu r ch School, 10 a.m. AP P LE GR OVE - Worship , 7 30 p r:n fi r st and lh l rd Sun <:Ja y! . Chu r c h &e hoo l. 9 30 ,,. , , , prayer mee l ing. firs t Wf:•<Jne~day, 7· JO p m . 1 EAS T l.E TA~T Worshrp, J 30 p n1, Se t0!1(i pnd I V<Jrth Svn di!PI' ~: chv r "l. ::. o.. hvol , 9 :3~ ..• • IFTHAR'S ONE THING Ia LONGFELLOW One letter simply atando for another. In thll sam~le A Is used for the three L's, X for lhe two O'o, etc. Slnele lettersi apoatrophea, the len1th and formation of the word• an al hints. Each day the .code !etten are ditlerent. . L_J::.=~==l._ 0 D __j 151T fROM AN '(ONE I!'OU KNOW? L...J~:l..:E~~3:~ ""' r. ., t �' I - T~ Dally Sntlnel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , AugustlO, 1973 .. Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel .Classifieds Get Results! WANT AOS INFORMATION 5 DEAOLINES PMM .Day IJ~fore Pu bltctt l ton On day DIHJdllne 9 a m NOTICE - S!IOOTI NG Malcll , Rullalld Gull Club, Augusl 12, 1913 Cance lt " t lon Correc tions Starhng at 1 p m_ 22 nfles, Wtu be "C(:Opf ed until 9" m l or high powers, sport er class. Day of Publica t 1on hc~vywe+ght dass Publ+ c REGULATIONS For Sale Help Wanted WANTED lull lome rclall c l~k In Pomeroy Ll :.l past em ploymenl and background Ma I resum e to Box 1'29 H. In wel c om~ T~~ Publlstlor reserves 1h k! car e of The Dally Sen tinel, r ight ro erll t or r ¢tecf any ads 8-10 71 c Pomeroy, Ohio deurn e(l obttJc:ttont~~ l The 8 9 Jtp PVbll !>he r Wtlt no t be r(>sponslbt c SHOOTI NG Ma lch . Corn lor more lh&n on e lncorre.:t Hollow Gun Club. turn f1rst UNMARRI ED car hop for nuen tOn Syracuse Drive In Apply In RATES nght alter Miles Cemetery , person For Want Ad Servi ce Rutland Fac tory chok ed 5 ce n! s p!'r Word one Insertion gu ns only Sunday, August 12 a9 Jlc ----- Mtnunum ChMge ?Sc 12 c tnts per word consec:; ut lvC" lnsert tons 18 C'e nt s pe r word S+lC s~ cu t lv~ i ns~rt1on s . 111 rce con 1 j).lll 8 9 31c YARD Sale, J-.rtday and Sa turday on Larkin Str ee t Baby stroller s, 2 sma ll kerose ne stoves sweet corn etc B 9 71c DELIVERY DRIVER Eagles Club Fam'lly Picnic 3.57 hour Wanted To Buy br NOTICES Your Right to Know for Rent For Rent ---- Help Wanted . For Sale !Employment Wanted :;=.=:=::=:::·= ~:::::;p~=ON=£:..:99:_2·=73=68~ : We talk to you CARRIER : ' like J person. WMP0/1390 ON YOUR DIAL -- 1969 12 • SS SCHULT lraller for sale 2 bedrooms 1971 Datsun Ptckup wllh top C• ll949-4141 See behind Ra cine Post 01 I f lee, Ric hard Garten 8 10 etc 25 Per Cent Dlscovnt on pa+d eds <md ads pa re w1th in 10 Clays 1 C~~D OF THA~K> & OSITUARY $\sa to r 50 word lll+n+t'Tium Full or Par1 T•me E:act' addlttonal word 2c &LIND ADS Atl dlllo n r~l 2Sc Charge pf'r J FAMILY yard sale, Froqay No expenence necessary. Ad ver t1st>men t and Saturday Aq g 10 and Mu$f have car and be wilhng OFFICE HOUR:S 11 dt Dorace P1erce to learn II 30 a m to S 00 p m Da 11 y resi dence, Mt Olive, I mile 8 30 <l n1 to 12 00 Noon !rom Long Bottonl Post Of Sa turday f+ ce. l mtle I rom Shade R1ver Mon . thru Fri. Bridge up on the htll back ol Call9-8, 446-0617 Hensley s Store Sc hool MR . VANCE clothes, m 1sc llems MEIGS SE NIOR S, Make your appo1ntment now to ha ve your 8 9 2tc SENIORlorPORTRAIT taken WAITRESS and cleanmg Dales takong ME lGS r ~========~ woman wanted, apply m per SENIORS are August 22, 23, ~ ... "'~Pomeroy "'"~If son Craw' s Steak House, 24 snd 25, and Sept 1 Take ,..~ ·~" Pomeroy, Oh1o 8 7 101c advantage of Spcc1al Senior Proces for these da~s only Cal GROVER 's STUD IO, ~~~dleport Ohto Phone 992 CORNER cu~ boards , wall 8 1 22tc cu pboards, c ests, old guns, Place Kyger Creek Park any condit ion Also blue l WILL NOT be responsoble for Dale : Aug. 12, 1973 decorated stoneware Wrlle T1me Noon hll ??? any debts con tra cted p 0 Box 44 Mar tmsburg, Mus1c Donated By · anyone other than mysel Ohto, 43935 or' call 1 484 4440 Lawrence F telds Rt 1, Box Red Stewart and the Am after 7 p m bassadors 13, Middleport 8-8 90tc 8-10-Jtp Door Prtze Given - - - -- - USED 24-lnch gorl 's btcycle Wnte, see Josephine Tyree, 628 E Main, Pomeroy PIANO & organ 1nstruct1on by 8 10 31c ~UBLIC graduate of C•nc1nnat1 ----~~ Conservatory of Mus1 c NO 1 Copper, 60c, Radtators. Gerald Hoffner, Phone W2JOe. brass, 20c, batienes, 90c J825 each cl ean , dry Gtnseng ' B 5 61c and be 1nformed of th e func roots , S60a lb Yellow root, $-4 t1ons of your government are May apple, SOc per lb M A embOdied 1n pub l1c not1ces In KOSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS Hall, Reedsvtlle Call 378 that self gover nm ent c; harges Spec1als dunng August are 6249 all c+liiens to be 1nfor med Koncentree, Moist Kote. 7 31 tfc !hiS newspaper urge s every Kleansmg Kream , One Day c1t 1Ien to read and sttldy these Sachet & others Phone Helen KEWPIE dolls and anything not1ces we strong ly adv1se th ose c1 tu:cns seekmg further Jane Brown . 992 5113 else related to Kewp1es Also, 10fo rma t1on, to exere~se th e1r 8 2 ftc old postcards 1n good con ngh l of access tO publiC d1t1on , wnte and descnbe rec ords and public meet1ngs GIFTS and novelt1es for all dems also pnce wanted occas1o ns All adlf1c1al Alyce Schneider, 1A5 South ORDINANCE NO 441 flowers, 20 pet off Smalleys Kanawha , Buckhannon, W AN ORDINANCE TO PLACE A Gtft Shop, Chester Phone Va 26201 CURFEW ON THE TOWN OF 9853537 1 ::_ 8 JOtp , POMEROY , FOR PERSONS 8 8 6tc _____ ____...:_ UNDER THE AGE OF 18 - -- - - - - - - - YEARS FABRIC Sale, 3 days only, OLD furniture, oak tables , clocks, 1ce boxes, brass beds, BE JT ORDA INED, as follows August 9, 10, and 11 All 1st d1shes or complete by the council of the v 1Ha ge of quality polyester 1,500 yds to households Wrtle M D Pomero y, Ohlo, two th 1rds of a ll choose from Nothmg over M1ller. Rt 4, Pomeroy, Oh1o, members elected thereto $2 98 Carol1na Fabrrc Shop on call 992 6271 concurnng Route 7, one mile north of 5 13 ttc An Ord+nance to place a Chester at Henry Hunter curfew on the Town ol res 1dence Pomeroy , tor persons under the a 8 Jtc WANTED for auctton, age of 18 years household goods Tools, most SeCI!On 1 II Will be In - - - - - - - - - anythmg of value Will buy or VIOial!on of th1S Ord1nance for UPHOLSTER your own fur self on commiSSIOn Will haul any and all persons under the ntfure We have all the' sup Call 992 3354 Hayman 's age of 18 years to be upon the 1 tl d 1 b streets , s 1dewalk s park+ng P 1es you WI nee , a rrcs, ) 25 lfc areas, bus1ness houses, etc of foam for cush1ons and pad -~---th e Town of Pomeroy , alter d1ng We cut loam to any S!Ze 10 00 PM unless acco mpan1ed or shape Sw ivel bases, cotton by a parent or court appomhed burlap legs, z+pper, welf cord lega l guardian webbmg dacron chip board J AND 4 ROOM lurnoshed and Sect1on '2 The Town 's f+re plus ma'ny other 1tems and un furn1shed apartments Siren will sound at 10 00 P M llvmg room su1tes at low low Phone 992 5434 each n1ghL and all persons p R ' 4 12 lie omeroy ecovery, under the age of 18 years must pr~ ces be in compltance w1th Sect 1on 1 622 E Ma111 Phone 992 7554 of th1s Ordtnance 7 19 30fc TRAILER space on old Route Section J Persons who fall to ----~==== 33, lh mile from Me1gs Htgh comply wtlh th JS Ordmance wdt School Call 992 2941 be arrested by POI JCe and wil l 7-25 lie be made to appear tn the 1 Juvenile Court of Me1gs County ROOMS l;ty fhe week, SlB up along w1th lh e1r parents Upon Me1gs In n, Pomeroy TRAILER. Brown's Trailer arre~t . the sa1d person will be 7 12 tfc Park, Mlnersvtlle Phone 992 ta~ en to Pomeroy Ctty Hal l -- - - - - - - - - -3324 where the pa rents of satd 8 7 tic person. or legal guard•an w•ll be summoned to transport the sa1d - - -- - - -- - person to hi s or her place of BEDROOM mob tie home, reside ncy It a parent or SOMEON6 needed to cut TWO a+r condlftoned .and pa11o All guardtan 1S not available for grass Call 992'2021 utll1t1es pa1d Robert W1l l, transportat 10 n, the f1nal 8 9Jtc Rac1 ne, 949 3811 dec1s1on wilt be left to the , discretion of Meigs County B 10 61c . Juven 1le Author+t1es 2 MOVERS wtlh or wtlhout { Sect1on 4 Any and all acts of truck to move 5 rooms of TRAILER for rent"' Pomeroy .~ destructiOn , vandai+Sm , Call 992 3288 • delmquency, etc , li'lcurred by furn 1ture short d•sfance Call 742 3763 any It me 1 ~ sa1d person Will be the full ___________...:_ 8 ...: 10 Jlc 8-10-3tp ~ : respons +blltty ot the parents , or guard 1an of the said 1 • legal PRIVATE meeting room for , 0 person WAN I loll a lady and husband any organization, phone 992 ~~ SectiOn S The curfew w1ll J975 lo help take ca re of a elderly '· begin at 10 00 PM and end at man for 2 weeks at his 3 11 tfc !· 6 00 AM the following day res1de nce Pract1cal nur se -----.....l'...----~ • Thts sa 1d curfew will be 1n effect 1 ' seven {7) days a week preferred E>eellentpay Call PURNISHED" 2 bedroom ~ SectiOn 6 Ex cept 1ons Shalt be 5672 between 4 and 6 p m apar tmenf, adults onl y . made to Sec lion 1 m case of any _742 8_8 41 C _ _ _ _ __ _ __ Mtddleport Ca ll 992 3874 ~ ~ organ i zatio n sponsored events . Secl1on 7 Tha lth1s Ord.nance AGGRESS IVE debt! tnsurance _ _ __ _ _ _____:8:_1 lfc ' shall be declared an emergency agenf Wanted fo r Pomeroy Ord 1nan ce and sh all take effect home space m Middl eport area Mus(be able MOBILE :· and be +n Ioree from and after Syracuse Phone '1'12 5858 , ... the eart1est per 1od allowed by to work on own +ntf+at+ve after 6 21 lie ~~ law proper tram 1ng Some sales expenence preferred If In · ' : . passed 8 6 73 terested, send ~, complete 12 • 60 MOBILE Home, air APPROVED conditioned, adults only Call resume to P 0 Bo>1 1817 Donald Collms 992 5443 Huntington, W Va Alln Btti MAY OR Honaker ATTEST ---~-,-----_.:8:._:1 tfc Jene Walton = = =- - - --..:.8..:.8·7tc Clerk RESPONSIBLE woman to \ , ( B) 10, 17 , 14 31C babys1t m my home tn Mid 1972 5110 KAWASAKI Must sell 1mmed1a lely , going over dleport 2 ch ildren of ages 6 months and 7 years Work 5 seas Phone '1'12 2867 PUBLIC NOTICE 8 9 lie Case No 1:0976 days per week , some Estate of Wellmgton w weekends wlth1n the 5 days Halsey , Deceased Refere nces requ1red Mall 1967 HONDA motorcycle ISO · No f1CC ts hereby given that lnqu1nes to Box 166, M1d Dream , good condltton 35 Fred R W•ckha m of 115 North dleport Ohto gallon copper kettle, stand , SBnduskv St reet , Delaware and slave Call '1'12 7692 . Oh10 , has been duly appointed 8 8 6tc Execut or of the Estate of -=========~ 8 9-Jtp • Wellington W Halsey r ' decea sed , l ate of Tuppers now have unfin lsh~d fur , ._ Carriers Wanted WEntlure, 1 Pla1ns, Metgs County , Ohto dressers , chests, Creditors ;,re requ 1red to fil e 11 Boston rockers , cabinets, ., the1r cla1mS w1lh said fiC UC!Ciry hutc hes, desks Come on and With in fo ur mon ths see our selettlon Pomeroy For The • Daled this 31St day of July. Recovery , 622 E Main St, ! 1973 , Manning D We.bster, Judge Pomeroy 992 7SS 4 Court of Common Plea I, 1~ B 9 6tc Dally Sentinel >: (81 3-10 17·31C Probate DIVISIOn 19S2 FORD farm tractor, ex I> cellenl condition Phone In Kennelh Hartley, 992-6320 6tc 8 9 Mlddlepor, ': EXPERIENCED patnter. tn - tenor and ex tenor, Call Don 1973 14•70 MOB 1LE ho ' • Van Meter, 98S 39SI washer and dryer , d;'i~' washer, stainless steel st k 8 2 301 :::P garbage disposal, eye le~ei oven, range, dacron polyester ij'{:f'el, large lot. Phone 74~ 1 . ·• : J BEDROOM house Call alter 6 c. f.IOC ERY business for sn lc P Ill , 992 7363 Builrllll{} l01 SA IC> 01 lea$C - - _ _ _ ___8:_·:'.:0 Me Phone 113 5618 lrom8 JO p m • to 10 p 111 tor ''ppolntnwnl. HI LO hos pllol bed Perfect 3 20 He CQI1dlt ton, Full l•ng lh ad [Ustable ~1 de r~uls . manuall y operated Call997~500 WELLPLA NN ED3 bedroom,2 8-10 31p bat h hom e with lull - - -- - -- -.:....:.: basemen t, 2 car garag e and fam ily room Pr iced In mid PEACHES at Mason Peach Or chord Sla rllng Frtday , 20's. r,ou s lol Located on large Au9 us I 10 coun ry lot oft R,t 7 20 mlnol es from Parkersburg 8 10 Jlc and Notice J For Sale WANTED MILBtRRY AVE AND VICINITY APPLY AT THE OAILY SENTINEL Pomeroy PHONE 992-2156 -=-~::-:-:-----..:7:..:_18 If CAN N I N G Tomato e s, b c ucum ers, mangoes and cantitlopes Geraldine Cleland, Racone 7-31 ftc 1972 TAG A LONG travel frailer, 22 ft sleeps 4, self. conta1ned, excellent con dillon Price $2,000 Call 992 7407 8 6 Sic , ---------.:-~ 15 rn•nut es from Pomeroy Fman c1ng already f'rranged w1 t~ low dow n payment Con tact Pauline E Cun ningham Realty Phone 16141 m 6690 Coll uc l 7 19 lfc Pels For Sale Phone 992 5443 Back lo School Sale I BUY ONE PAIR AND GET ONE PR . FREE. b POMEROY Jack W Carsey, Mgr. Phone 992 2181 MEIGS COUNTYFAIR USED CAR BUYS •• Business Services P AND J HOME MAINTENANCE & REPAIR Dick's l-lonrd Houst• "STRIPPERS" We Slrlp PaJnl, Varn ishes, Etc from Furniture Antiques Modern Metals No rulnovs lyes or ca usti cs used " P1ck-Up Service Avaolable We Buy & Sell Antiqu es or ck Sey ler. Owner Kerr St. Pomeroy, 0 . Phone 9911798 Hr>.lllng A1r Q f' lrtQPrtt tiOn I:.ICCI II 4.•11 Au Plumbulg 1 Aulo ReS1dCI\f1al or (ond Com mcrc:••1l 2 1S N. Second Phone 992-3509 24 Hour Serv ice All work guaranteed 7 15 " ' ~----- Mobile Homes for Sale CASH pcud tor all makes and models of mobtl e hom es Phone area code 614 423 9531 4 13 tfc 12 • 60 MOBILE Home. see Helen Baer, Syracuse 8 1 tfc __M__m -ob_t_le__h_ome. 2___B_E_D_R_OO good condt lton Call 388 8587 8) " ' - - - -- - POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992 -2094 606 E . Maon Pomeroy OFFICE SUPPLIES and Roofo ng, Spouto ng , Porch Repao r, Com · plet e Hom e Remodelong FURNITURE For Free Esttmate Stop In and See Our Floor Dosplay . Ph. 742-6271 72 Pontiac Catalina 4-Dr., power, air---'3695 72 Chev. Caprice Cpe., v-roof, air,____ .13295 Built to Your 'Speu Delivered to Job Slit HOGG & ZUSPAN 71 Olds Cut. S. Cpe., v-roof, new w/s/w...'2 495 VI 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air-----·'2495 70 Chevelle Mal. Cpe., V-8, A:T., P.S. --- 11695 70 VW KG Coupe, 7,000 miles __..____ 11695 Wheel Alignment •5.55 69 Pontiac Bonn., 2 dr. H.T., v-roof, air__ , 11295 69 'Mercury Montego 4 Door, V·S, auto. __ 11095 On Most Amencan Cars - GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto 69 Ford Fl. 500 HT Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S..-'1295 68 Buick Spec. Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S. ___ !1295 68 Pontiac Con., V-8 auto., P.S. ------'1095 67 Olds 98 Town Sed., power & air.. ---~795 67 Olds 442 HT Cpe., auto., P.S., AC ---!1095 Open 8 Ttl 5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E Mam. Pomeroy, 0 SEPTIC TANKS SAVE SAVE SAVE on lhe CLEANED MUST sell , 1973 Stereo Radio "SUPER BARGAINS" now Combmat1on wdh Blrack tape DUMP TRUCK Siding - Spouting Remodeling available at Berry Miller bu11t 1n Take over payment Mobtle Home Sales We have SERVICE Plumbing Heating. Complete of $7 55 per month or pay on our lol51ate model 60 x 12 2 $101 so 992 S331. ?4 HOUR SERVICE and 3 bedroom Mobtle Hames Building. Vinyl & Aluminum Siding. ____________:___:_ 8..: '0 61c that will be sold on a first come f1rst served basis If you want LEFT tn layaway 1973 Ztg Zag an honest to goodness barga1n sew1ng machine Th1s on a good Mobtle Home - shop mach1ne darns, em now at Berry Mtller Mobile JOHN' TUCKER bro1der1es, overcasts, all Home Sales, 70S Farson Street Rl 4, Pomeroy, O. w+ lhout attachments Pay Belpre, Ohto, phone 423 9531 ...: Middleport, 0. 992-2550 992 39S4 balan ce of S41 SO or pay $6 per closed Sundays mo 992 5331 8961c 8 10 6tc Spec•ahst ~----____: 10 • 50 MOB l LE Home, good Wheel FORD truck bed Wtlh racks, 7 • cond1t1on Phone 742 5980 Alignment 8 10 61c 12. off 1973 truck Call 985 3554, Harold Brewer, Long Bottom 1--------------.., It Mus I Be Rtghl -------~-7:.:.29-tfc Air Condotooners ,.., .,, From th e la raest orwew1ll Bulldoz.er Rad+afor to the 10'h CAB OVER truck camper, Awnongs MakQ tl Rtghl ~ma ll esr Heater Lore Et Dorado , self contained. Underpmnong Nathan Boggs n1ce condition. Reasonably Radaator Spec1ahs1 proced With tacks and hold - Comp lete mob ile hom e down Call 98S 3554 Harold se rv•c e - plu s g1g ant 1c Brewer, Long Bottom 8 4 30 Datly, 8-12 Sal d1 splay ol mobil e hom es WHY NOT I 1 llle R H Rawlings Sons ___________7:.:.29 lfc always ava tlable al BUY - A new 2 bedroom home Bulldulq for $18 500 00 or a 3 bedroom Ph 991 2174 Pomerov ' WE MAKE SENSE" lA quote Middleport, 0 992 2101 ran ch w1t h garage lor only MILLER from one sat1sf1ed customer ) $22 000 oo or a J bedroom bt Yes pr.1ces of our clean used Roger Hysell 's EXCAVATING, dozer , loader level w1th full basement for OPEN furniture and guara nteed . MOBILE HOMES and backhoe work , sep t1c Garage near crossroads on St $28 500 00 appltances DOES MAKE tanks 1nstalled, dump trucks Rt 124, all mechan1cal work 1210 Wa shington Blvd RUTLAND SENSE to customers trymg to and lo boys for h1re, will haul lnclud1ng automat.c trans BELPRE, 0 4 BEDROOMS - Bath, ntce ma1ntam budgets w1th costs 423 7521 fill d+rl, top soli, limestone miSSIOns Monday -Fr1day, nsmg fast Now 1n stock '-~-------___) kJ,_ tch<=>"' w1th dishwa s her . and gravel, Call Bob or Roger 8 30 a m lo 5 p m Saturday re frigerators from $19 9S car"pn,.t, Utility room and Jeffers day phone 992 7089, - 8 30 to 12 noon - unless by ()US I a few LATE MODELS at ntgh l phone 992 3525 or 992 ~xerdl outbu1ldH'lQS Over J appotnlmenl. Phone 992 5682 S8S left). elec, gas ranges , 1 1973 PONTIAC Ventura 350, 2 aerO& ol land $15,000 00 5232 or 992 7121 pmk built 1n electnc oven door hatch back Automatic 2-11 He ' , FURNISHED 7 25 30tc SPECIAL at $40, elect gas Reasonable PhQI1e 742 6333 POMEROY Good old er dryers, auto washers. AI t f B G0 If DELL WHEEL Altgnment wooden d•nett'e s, bedroom Clubs, so selike0 neweglnners home w1th alum1num Sidi ng EXCAVATING Dozers, large O' located $40 at Cross roads, Rt 124, ~n d small, Backhoes and suites , chests, dresse rs. a 1 12tp N1ce kttchen. bath, basement, loa ders on track and t1res now back to work Complete couches, love seats, stra1ght gas furnace Ni ce s1de porc h fronf end se rv1ce, tune up and Dump trucks La boy and upholstered chaors , lots 1970 DUSTER, 4 speed, Hurst Wan I $15,000 00 brake serv1ce Wheels se rv1ce Sephc tanks 1n of tables (coffee, end, lamp) shtfler 4 cragar mags, good NEARLY NEW balanced electronically All slalled George I Btll 1 Pulltns 9 x 12 THRI FTEX rugs $6 9S condtlton Phone 992.222 4 work guaranteed Rea~nable MlDDL 1EPORT - 2. bedroom phone 992 2478 or 992 7402 NEW FURNITURE ltvmg, rates Phone 742-3232 1 furnts hed home N1 ce bafh, and 2 9 ltc bedroom suites, SWive l ____________:8_7 6tc 2-18 ftc kttchen Gas furnace, carport, rockers. 4 drawer chests. ~-----:-:-: $2S 9S Shop Tuesday, thr o 1970 PONTIAC Grande Pm, and large lot on the Ohm R1ver SEPT IC TANKS AROBIC EXPERIENCED bookkeeping SE WA GE SYSTEMS Sun loll 7 p m at KUHL'S factory a+r, full power Call On ly $IO,SOO 00 and tax servtces Send replies 992 3791 CL EANED. REPAIRED BARGAIN CENTER ST RT GOOD OLDER HOME to Bo• 729B In care of the 8 9 31c Ml LLE R SANITATION, 7 'al caul ton light " TUP 2 BEDROOMS - Bath , ntce Datly SentineL Pomeroy, STEWART, OH 10 PH lx\2 PERS PLAINS. OHIO OhiO 1972 GOLD Grand Torma, kitchen, full basement, front 3035 8 5 71c Sport, excellent cond tt1on l an d back porches Extra lot ·-------------.:...: 8 S 6tc 10 4-tfc Want oust S9,SOO 00 tn owner Phone 247 277 4 BRUSH HOGS, 4•5 It , ohone BODY SHOP, 8 9 6tc SYRAC USE SE WING MACHINES Repaor GENE ' S ?/2 5858 reasonable ra tes, work serv1ce. a ll makes 992 2284 7-15-lfc guaranteed Ltn co ln Hill, PUT YOUR MON EY IN The Fabnc Shop. Pomeroy Pomeroy Phone 992-S271 Authonzed S+nger Sales and PROPERTY WHERE IT HAS 10 H P BOLEN tractor wtlh 8 5 14tc Se r v 1 c~ We Sharpen Sc1ssors BEEN A GOOD IN ' mower good cond1t1on, $650 2 BEDROOM home. living VESTMENT THE LAST FEW J 29 lfc Harold Brewer, Long Bottom, room , lam dy room, large EL NA and Whtte Sewing YEARS WE HAVE SOME 985 35S4 Ma chmes Serv1ce on all k1tchen , utll1ty room . FOR FREE estimates on REAL BUYS makes Reasonable rates aluminum s1dmg Starn Doors -.,..---- - - ---7_2 :.:9 tfc bathroom and sunporch Th e Sew mg Center, Mid· _ Forced a1r furnace , and Wmdows, Carports, EXCELSIOR Sail Works , E nice yard Call 949 4703 dl eport, Ohto Marquees and Ralltng, Phone Mam Sl , Pomeroy All ktnds 4703 II 16 lie Charles LiSle. Syracuse. Ohln . of salt waler pellets, water 8 7 stc Carl Jacob, Sales Rep nuggets, block sa il and own - - - -- - - - - - - resentattve V V Johnson RAY'S RefrigeratiOn and Ohto River Sail Phone 992 ' Appliance Repa1r now open at and Son, Inc 3 BEDROOM house on Ltncoln 3891 . Letart Falls, Ohio Phone 949 6 22 lie Hill, l1vlng room. kitchen, 6 s He J45S Used appliances lor sale bath and ultloty room , e•lra or trade DOZER and back hoe work, 8 9 Jlp large lot o11er 1 acre Has GROCERY busoness •n Tuppers ponds and sept1c tanks, dlt Ch· drtveway $13,000 Call Plains, Ohto Will sell slack, mg se rvice top so1l. fill d~rl, Sunday after 12 noon , on repair or remodeling equlpmen l, building and l1m es lone, B&K Ex ca vallnq HOME weekdays after 5 p m , 992 Reasonable rates 1st class ext ra lot or wilt lea se 3247 Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 work Call Bob or Bill , '1'12 buildtng Call 667 -3280 tn 9 I li e 8 s lfc 5968 Tuppers Plains gr 98S 3857 in - - -- - - - - - -- - 8-10-\0tc Chester ; WELL PLANNEDJ bedroom , 2 WILL TRI M or cu t tr ees, 8) 61p bath home wllh full shrubbery Also pa+nt roof s ,.------READY MIX CO NCR~TE basement, 2 car garage and Phone 949 3221 or 742 4441 del ive red r1ghl lo your AT SHOWALTER'S Wet Pet, fam1iy room Prtced In m1d 7 18-JOi c pro1ect Fast and easy Free Chesler, Ohto Si lver Angels. 20s. plus lot Located on large csl tma les Phone 992 3284 39c. J for a dollar 10 gallon RON SHEPARD, Floor, Wall country lo t oft Rt 7, 20 JOB TRANSFER setups $10 'l Goc gleln Rea dy Ml • Co Remodeli ng, Ceramic llle mmutes from Parkersburg forces the sa le of this 2 year Middl eport, Oh1o ' 8-1-IJtc balhs Box 280, Rolland 742 and 15 minutes from old 3 bedroom hom e Lots of 36M 6 JO ti c Pomeroy Financing already close ts, modern bath, lovely WALNUT stereo, radio B track arranged with low down 6 26 lie kitchen wit h loads of cabinet SEPTIC TANKS CLEAN~D tape combtnatton AM FM payment Contact Pauline E spa ce Ultlity space Dining radiO, 4 way speaker sound REASONAB LE rates Ph 446 Cunningham Realty, phone system Balance 1112.59, or 4782 G,,lhpolls John Russell area Hardwood floors wlfh MOBIL E home repaor, Elec 614 423 8690 collect lrlcal pl umbing and healtng Owner and Operator use our budge t lerms Call carpeting All electric Lot 7 24-lfc Ph one 992 5858 992-3965 5 12 tic 100•100 JUST 121 ,000 00 7 15 He FACING TH~ =::::-:=::-:-- - - - . . :8:_:561c HOUSE for sale Co li 992 S248 beautiful Ohio river First before 4 p m Ca ll 992-3436 1969 DODGJ; Super Bee and a C BRI\DFORD, Auctioneer alter4pm lloor- L1vl ng room , Kitchen, AUTOMOB ILE msura nce been 1968 Camper frail er Phone Complete So rv 1ce cancelled' Los t you r 8 8 4tc 992 2322 dlntng room. bed room , bath Phone 9~9 3821 operator's li cense Call 992· Nt ce enclosed porch In front R•clnc, Ohio 1428 -:-:--=-:-':------..:8:_:561c LARGE. conven ient build ing and rear Second fl oor 3 Cr ill Bra dford 6 15 lfc 1 COMPLETE se t of lots at Rock Sprongs Area bath Full bedrooms, S I lfc drum s and cymbals ~ogers restricted for hou ses only basement Ga rage Forced 992 3132 hone Tuppers Plains & Ches ler air he~ I (gas ) DON'T WAIT HA RR !SONS TV scrvlco and REFRIGERATION work done ater available Calf or see lr eozers, rofn~er~;~tors, and 8 8-41p W 18.200 00 se rv ice ca lls Phone 992-2522 Bill Will e, 992-2789 air condtl loncrs Ca ll 992-6200 2 9 li e RARE OPPORTUNITY EXCELLENT busi ness location 7-24 ft c _ _ __ _ _ _:.:.:. 6 7 Sip lor loss than the pri ce ot for sale or lease, 498 Locust most new cars Li ving room, Street Located at tho corner 7 ROOM house wi th bafh In '-:---,...,.,... -dining room , 3 bedroom s. f;-~- - - - : : - - - - - - Big of Locust and Beech, Mid Rulland, air condllloned, Capacity ~ • bath , ulll lty room , tow ta xes dlepor l For lnformalton ca ll carpeted, gas furna ce, dish M1yt1a 742 44dB or wr ite the above washer, double oven, , range, THE LOW PRICE OF Autom•tlc;• address M Marcu m double garage, large carport, spoo oo 2 speerJ operetJon , Qtolco of water -:::::-:-;:-:~----...:8_:8 4tc 4 acres cleared ond fenced , ALMOST NEW t cm ps Au to HONDA SL small born and o the r One of those rare bargll l 1973 WI P e r !&vet 12S Ca ll 985 buildings Phone 614-742-6834 lhaf you hear about bul 3302 cont r ol Li nt se ldom see 3 nice BR 5: 3 0 ~ 11c 8_8,31 p --====:====: Fi ller or Power r double closets Bath F=ln Ag llator 11 ' • 1S' LEE'S Carpet wllh pad shower and dou P'tr1Tt•·Preu $50, 12' x 12' nylon carpel, s25 ' Mtlt•• tovotQrles Kl)chen HOUSE He toot Hnr P f rocker, IS, 3' pc B R table range and dou Drye,l Suite. S2S, sew ing machine ovens Dining room Utility SUrrQuntl CI01hel $20 409 S Slh Ave Mid FOR SALE room Pallo Basement wllh ~or,lla, 9110 n dleporl, Phone 992 2118. t Many o th er teafuros t'IMI No hot ltJOl~ no overttryln~ . -::-:=--- - - - . . :8:: ·86tp 3 BR. country houu, six $21,000 00 years old , wllh ap. Fine Muh ~lnt NICE sf>room house forsate In Filler proximately 10 •c:rtt, n.. r Pomeroy Ca ll 992 397S or 992 SELL ING YOUR R Wo Spoclalllt ln 2575 • Thurman or Ctnttrvlllt ESTATE IS OUR WAY OF MAYTAO WhiCh II 11 mlltl N. of LIFE TRY US TODAY :-==-- - - - . . . :8:.:::8·61< Gallipolis. Prlctd $17,000, HENRY E CLELAND, RUTLAND LOTS for sole Colt 992-52 48 Owntr ·R. E. Knotts. Will liROKER before 4 o'clock 992 a436 after con•ldtr land conlroct with 192·1151 4pm re1sonable down p1ymenl. 741-4211 II no answer 992-2568 Arnold Grate• Phone 4~6-2917. _____ _ _ _....:_: 8 8 4tc ' ' SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Auto Sales ------ SOME GOOD USED CARS '69 CHEV. C10 ....................... •1495 "' IQI1 tong wide bed, V8 std -------------------------'71 DODGE DEMON ............. ,.:1895 340 V8 2 Dr HT, vinyl roof '71 CHEV. IMPALA.; ............... •2195 4 Dr HT. I air, P S , P B , clean '73 CHEV. VEGA ....................•1995 Auto , vinyl roof, 8,000 miles '69 MERCURY........................ !1795 Colonial Park, 10 pass, 4 Dr wagon, loaded '68 PONTIAC CATALINA .......... •795 4 Dr stahon wagon, V8, std, fac tape player, with air '66 FORD 4 DR........................ 1595 Wagon, V8, auto p s '65 COMET.•••.•••.•••••••••••••••••••••• •495 6 cyl auto, sharp '65 VW GHIA ••....•.•.••..•...••....•. •395 '63 FORD FAIRLAND ................ •295 V8 Auto 1972 1971 1971 1971 1970 1970 1970 1969 1969 \969 1968 1966 DODGE Cornet. 6 c yl , auto .• P . S One owner BUICK LeSabre 4 dr good . H.T ,' a or , lots of moles but DODGE Gran Ville 2 dr H. T Noce. Th is car is loaded. Charger 2 dr H T., red woth black iop. Nice car . PONTIAC Catalina 4 dr. sed, factory air, low mileage . PONTIAC lemans2dr auto, P.S. , P.B , CLEAN. PONTIAC ONLY 4 Dr Mark II, auto Noce clean car TOYOTA PLYMOUTH VIP 4 dr. H.T. Local one owner CHEVROLET Imp 2 dr H.T., blue woth black top. Noce CHEVROLET" Belair 4dr . Sed ., air, low mileage . • PONTIAC ~u~~. ONLY auto., P . S., P.B Real low mileage, PLYMOUTH Fury4dr . sed.,goodsecondcar . ONLY •2695 •2495 •2895 •2495 •2695 •1595 •1695 •1495 •1595 •1495 '1495 •795 DON'T FORGET Karr & ,Van Zandt --FAIR SPECIAL--I We service what we sell. We want you back because the lob was done right not because the lob was done wrong. See Ceward Calvert, Peggy Story or Ron Hester "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY ------- Larry's of Pomeroy .. . 11 2 Door HT, P S , P B, vtnyl roof ·-------------------------LOOK - LOOK - LOOK - LOOK Weber family has reunion The annual Weber reunion, SIIDday, August 5, at Royal Oak Park, Pomeroy, was termed a huge success, w1th an attendance of 85 , exceeding previous years. A beautifully decorated cake, mscnbed "Annual Weber Reunion", provided by Bar. bara Sargent, centered a wellfilled picnic table. Games w1th prizes, remmisc!ng, softball, and taking p1clures were among afternoon acllv1ties. Gifts were presented Mrs. Oma AUen, longest distance, Ernest Weber, oldest person attending, Sara Gaul, yo\IDgest person attendmg, Mrs. Doris Koenig, who had the most children attending. 4 dr , P S, P B , '67 FORD LTD Open Evenings Untii6:00'-Til5p.m. Sat. Real Estate For Sale Drive a Little & Save a Lot! 14' X 70' -12t X 50' 12' X 65'-14' X 64' We Feature Some of the Finest: *PARKWOOD *KIRKWOOD *FLEElWOOD *ACADEMY (By Skyline) -------------------------- • LARRY'S MOBil£ HOMES Larry Evans. Owner Frank Ghttn, SiltS Mgr. Ph: 992-7777 POMEROY, OHIO We Service What We Sell OUR WORD IS OUR BOND MON.·SAT. 9 to 6 (Cklsed Sunday) FURN ITURE' ~~~;.~~:·t Chester, 0. 80 attend reunion Shop and Compare OUR QUALITY AND PRICES WITH ANYONE IN TOWN 1970 DODGE POLARA • reunions. In the busmess sess10n the following offocers were retained for next year: Holli~ V. Hayes, president; Dale Arnold, v1ce president; Auo!ra Hayes, secretary-treasurer. Thanks were expressed to the Garold Hayes family for preparmg the gro\IDds. The program ended w1th the song, "Precious Memories." Games and visiting concluded the day. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bainum, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs Ernest Wood, Pomeroy, Mrs. Edna 0 . Hawk, ' Athens, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Goodwin, Pomeroy; Mr and Mrs. Lowell Zeigler, Athens ; Mr. and Mrs Dale Hart, Athens; Mrs. Florence Sloane, Athens; Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Meeks, Baltlmore; Estella M. Was '1695 WHOLESALE MOBILE WEEKEND SPECIAL 1395 1971 FORD BRONCO ................. 11295 4 wheel drive, locking front hubs, 302 V-8 engine PUT ME TO WORK! 1969 PLYMOUTH FURY 1............. 1795 1966 MERCURY COMET............. ..S200 Needs motor work, good body. aulomollc tran•miSilon, rodlo In, Select A Car We're Here to Serve You C(IIIIC Colburn, Shade; Mr. and Mrs NOTICE OF SALE KOGAN FINED PUBLIC NOTICE Hollle Hayes, Tom and Kom, In pursuance wtth an order of ST. LOUIS, Mo. (UPI) le on Part1f1Dn 1ssued by the Shade, Mr and Mrs James Sa Sale ot Court of Common Pleas of Sherllf's Lawrence Kogan, 27, Chattel Property Boyd, Albany; James and Me1gs County, Oh10, m the case Un•royal Inc, Cleveland, was fined $3,000 Edna Hill, et al, Pla intiffs , W1lham Hawk, Pomeroy, of vs Garnet Entsminger , et al , C•nclnnau. Ohio Tuesday and ordered placed 0"1 Ester, Linda and Penny Sharp, Defendants, being Case No Tom R.ue Moton three years probatlm for his 15,085 m sa1d Court. I wtll offer Middleport, Oh10 Logan, Carla Woolever, at publiC auct1on at the front Cue No 1,112 part in a demonstraUon in the Logan; Cathy Vincent, Lan- door of the Court House of In pursuance to an Execution May, 1970 burning of the ROTC Metgs County, Pomeroy, Ohio, from the County Court caster; Eddie Sharp, Logan; on of Meigs the 8th day of September, at Wuhlngton Oh •o on the 25th day of bu!ldmg Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hayes, 1973, at 10 00 a m the 1ollowmo County, June, 1913 and to me dtrected m University. real estate. to wit Logan; Mr. and Mrs. Guy described The follow1nQ described real the case named e.bove, 1 will Kogan was one olslx perso111 to sale at Public Auction Gilkey, Athens; Mr and Mrs estate sUuated 1n R ut1and expose at the front of the Court House, convicted under a federal Township, Me1gs County, Ohio, Pomeroy , OhiO, Meigs County D L Brlckles, Shade; Mr. and and more particularly on 20th day of August, 1973, sabotage law prohibiting InterMrs Webber Wood, Pomeroy, described as follows , to w11 the ference with war materials PARCEL NO 1 Beg1nnmg 53 Monday, a1 10 00 A M Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hanmg, rods followmg goods and chattels to during a slate of natlooal west from the southeast Wtt Pomeroy; Mr and Mrs corner of Sect•on 33, Town 6, 1 1961 Cadillac, 4 door emergency. and Range 14 of the Ohio Sedan Charles D. Woode, Coolvolle; Company's Pur chase at a Color, Red bottom with White Msss Ethel Blackwood, stake , thence nor th 162 rods, Top ce west 54 rods. thence then Albany; Steve Yates, Logan; south SO rods 22 2 J li nks , thence Model 6329 Senat Number 61LC71095 Norm Sharp, Logan; Flora east 12 rods , thence south 33 In 1972, the Democratic Cash •n hand on date of sale rods and 17 1 3 links , thence Hoops, Logan; Mrs . Ned west 12 rods , thsnce south 47 Token as the property of Tom Natlonal Conun!ttee nominated Swindell, Camolle, Paula and rods and 10 lfnks thence east 54 Rue Motors to satisfy an Sargent Shriver a8 Sen. George In favor of the rods to the place of begmnmg, Exeuctlon Monte, Shade; Mr. and Mrs. conta+nmg Un iroyal Inc , Clnctnnat1 , Ohto McGovern's presidenUal run52 15 acres, more or Harold Douglas, Albany; less EXCEPTING ROBERT C HARTENBACH, rung mate (They lost in THEREFROM that port1on MEIGS Clinton Douglas, Pomeroy, thereof CO UNTY SHERIFF November to Richard Nixon described as follows , to and Spiro Agnew). Harry Smoth, Albany; Wade Wit (8J 10, ltc ION Bemg a strtp Hanmg, Athens; Mr. and Mrs of EXCEPT '' ground 66 fee t In width over Leo Goodwin, Silver Grove, and across the above desert bed 15 acre tract of land used for Ky.; Debbie Woolever, Logan; 52 a rallroed right of way and Belly Woolever, Logan; bemg 33 teet on each S1de of the ine as now located Manda and Theresa Eastman, centerl through sa id premises. sa1d Pomeroy; Mr. andMrs. Garold width of 66 feet to obta1n except such points as a quarter Hayes, Shade; Pearl Gilkey, at width may be necessary for Pomeroy; Homer Blackwood, embankment, contain1ng 1 65 acres, more or tess and being Montgomery, Tex. the same prem1ses conveyed by Nathan Entsm 1nger et us to the Kanawha & Michigan Railway by warranty deed dated August I, 1906, recorded In Volume 95, Page 39.:1 of ths Deed Records of SHE SUED County, Ohio SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Meigs Leaving ln Parcel One above A San Francisco woman described SO 50 acres, more or seeking a bus dnver's job less PARCEL NO 2 Beginning contends that conviction on for a reference at the m•ddle of ent line ot 5'"ctton JJ , prostitution charges does not the Townsh1p 6, Range lot of the necessarily constitute "moral Ohio Company 's Purchase . thence west 53 rods , thence turpitude." south 43 I 3 rods to the point of Mrs Betty K. Dobson sued beginning , which point Is also the southwest corner of parcel the Stale Department of Motor of land formerly owned by Vehicles TuesdQy, contending AleXander Braley , thence south she was improp.erly denied a 1811'1 rods or to the northwest corner of a tract of land for This famous Skylone home will make someone bus driV\lr's license because of merly owned by Rue! Braley, thence eest 2ti rods or to the her conviction. a g~od home and the price is right. Come, see northeast c.;»rner of a tract of Mrs. Dobson said the slate land formerly owned by Martin you II agree. It's a total electric home with 3" should have judged her on her Entsm lnge1 , thence north t8 lf2 floor onsulation and 311>" ceiling Insulation, rods , thence west 26 rods along driving ability IUld whether she said Alexander Braley's south fully carpeted. completely furnished . One to the place of beginn ing , was any danger to students. containing 2.75 acres, more or Jess Excepting and reser~lng the coal and mining r1ghts heretofore sold to Ohio Power Company n recorded In Vol 209, Page 269, Me lgs County NO CONTEST Deed Records, reference to SACRAMENTO, Calif. which Is hereby made for a (UPl) - A 60.year-old woman more part ic ular description of We can order S2xl2, 60xl2, 70xl2, · reser~etlon pleaded no contest Tuesday to this 60xl4, 64xl4, 70xl4. The appraised value of the charges of vandalizing two real eslole Is $5.500 oo Terms of sale Cash In hand large oil paintings of reclining upon d11llvery ol deed R'Obert C Hartenbach, nudes at a student art show. Sheriff of Metg• Judge Robert Zarlck ordered County , Oh io a prohatlon report on Elaine !81 10. 17, 74 31 191 5. Sic Winston and continued her case until Aug. 28. BEST PLACE TO BUY The woman was charged with malicious mischief for scribbling on the paintings and · KINGSBURY HOMES pouring fluid on them, causing the colors to run. Both pain· ' lings were valued at $500. SALES & SERVICE HOMES . 10'x39' 2Bdrm. 53195 lO'x51' 2 Bdrm. $3895 10'x56' 3 Bdrm. $4195 12'x41' 2 Bdrm. $3895 12'x51' 2 Bdrm . $4295 12'x56' 3 Bdrm. $4595 12'x61' 3 Bdrm. S$195 20'x37' Dbl . Wide 2 Bdrm. $6495 20'x43' Dbl. Wide 3 Bdrm. $7995 24'x51' Obi. Wtde 3 Bdrm . S9495 All homes are tot•t electri c, complet ely furnished, 11o1" birc h paneling. storm windows & storm doors. dell vored I ree THIS MOBIL£ HOME At A Special August Price! In Stock Ready To Go ... 44x24 • 2 Bedroom -----------------------What Do You Need? Quickest Delivery In The Valley! Dr. T. J. Bradshaw Dr. Milton Mason OPTOMETRISTS c Hr.vnotFT TRI COUNTY POMEROY MOTOR CO. "Your Chev.v Dealer" Open Eves. Tlt8 Pomeroy • MOBIL£ HOMES II•• 1013 Eastern Gallipolis, Ohto ~4H17l In 1968, Richard Nixon won the Republican nomination for President. (He was elected In Novemher, defeating Hubert Humphrey and George Wallace) 181 N. Second Ave. MIDDLEPORT PH. 992-3279 Offlct hours by IP· polntmtnl : Mon .. Fri. 'til 4, Soturdoy ' until noon. Ask us about Underskirting for your mobile home. Lowest prices. HRS .17 WEEKDAYS 9 7 SATURDAYS OR BYAPPT. Locally owned & operated Come out for olook or give usa call 99/ 6256 We will save you money l \' I • I • r •• Mrs. Russell Bamum, Linda and Penny Sharp and Joy and Cheri Sauters. Accordion mus1c was prov1ded by Theresa Eastman. Others parllc1patmg were Manda and Theresa Eastman, Guy W. Lee, Hollie V. Hayes, Harold Hayes and Arthur Goodwin with his famihar tap dancing. G1fts were presented to the eldest, Guy W. Lee, and the youngest, Monte Swmdell . Homer Blackwood, Mont. gomery, Tex., received the gift for traveling the greatest distance. A g1ft was also presented to Charles D Woode for attendmg 46 of these 4 door, factory air, V 8 engine, -automatic transmission, power steering & brakes, good white wall tires, while flnt•h. vinyl lop. radio, clean Inside. 1 992-2126 500 E. Main St., We Want To Make You Happy "Jort es Boy " orEN 992-2174 ' RIGGS USED CARS Mrs. MarclB Keller and Mrs. Located on St. Rt. 7 Barbara Sargent, were In charge of arrangements for th1s year 's reunion. Mrs. Rosemary Keller was elected president, Mrs. Chloris Gaul, secretary, for the 1974 reunion to be held at Royal Oak Park, The 49th annual HayesPomeroy, on the f1rst Sunday Young-Holloday School of AURUSI. Reunion was held SIIDday, Those attendmg were Mrs. August 5, on the old Holliday Om a Allen, Florida; Mr. and School gro\IDds with an atMrs. Wilbur Weber, tendance of 80. McKeesrock, Pa.; Mr. and A basket dinner was served Mrs. John Weber, John, at noon woth Mrs. Edna Hawk Cheryl, Kelly, Coraopohs~Pa ; asking the blessmg. Mrs. W1lma E. Haught, Akron; The afternoon program Mr. and Mrs Don Williams, began woth a welcome to all by David and Deanna, Columthe chairman, Hollie V Hayes. bus; Mr and Mrs. Jerry Gruba Taking part m the program and Tony, Columbus; Beverly was Mrs Merle Wood woth the Ntill, Belpre; Mrs. Elsie L. recitatiOn of two poems Hawk, Nannette, Cheryl, Those entertaining woth Pamela, Kenneth, Shelby; Mr duets were Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Donald Koenig, LitUe Charles D. woode, Mr. and Hocking; Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Gaul, Michael and Sara, Belpre; Mr and Mrs. Francis Bottom; Mr and Mrs Roger Case, Cheshire; Mrs. Doros Gaul, Roger and Lea Ann, Mr Koenig and Rickie, Mrs. Celia and Mrs. Roger Keller, Randy, Murphy and Pam, Mrs. Gary Rodney and Russell, Mr. and ·Cooper, Miss Brenda Boyles, Mrs. Keith Weber and Mllue, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Weber Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Keller, and VIda, Mr . and Mrs. Ernest Weber, all of Rt 3, Charles Weber and Jimmy, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Barbara David Baker, Cindy Domlgan, Gaul, Chesler; Mrs. Dorothy all of Tuppers Plains; Mr. and Kimes, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mrs. Junior Koenig, Eugene, Gruest1r, all of Pomeroy; Mr. Shlela, Bonnie, Chris, Mrs. and Mrs. Ted Myers and Monk Thema Farnsworth, Mrs . of Arlington, Va.; Mr. and Mrs Bruce Myers, Joyce, Linda, Bill Swatzel, Gallipolis and Mr. Bruce Allen, Leonard, Mr and and Mrs. Gordon Caldwell, Mrs. Floyd Weber, all of Long Tuppers Plains. Next Door lo tho '' Open Evenings 'Til 7 p.m. & Sat. 'til 5 p.m. Service 'Til 12 Noon on Saturdr; REMEMBER See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel 4-door, S2.000 miles, good tires, 6 'cylinder, automatic tronsmlsslon, block finish .., $395 BOAT MOTOR AND TRAILER UNDER SELL" - - - -- -- . town. Plus big used car sale I '66 OLDS F-85 •••.•....••••••..••••••••• '595 ------- ~----- al~ 62 Ford Fai~ane 4 Door-----------'95 MODERN SANITATION ALL WEATHER On BIG SAVINGS new models In stock. Largest selection In 307 auto . P S , Sharp 72 Cadillac Calais H.T., full power, air.--l5500 MATERIALS CO 17J-S5S4 Mason, W 500 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992-2174 '71 FORD CUSTOM................. •2195 ~========~========:_~================~ ROOFING 1;, ton, long wide bed, 6 cy l , std WOOD TRUSSES EXPERT PRICE CONSTRUCTION '72 CHEV. C10 ...................... •2395 USED CARS ASK US ABOUT PR~ FABRICATED Cond ~Vf-JIIol< h.. l.: SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC• PICKUPS -~---- 1972 BENELLl Mini -Enduro A-I con dii1QI1and extras Ca ll949 2225 PAR.KVIEW Kennels Poodles, 8 10 Jtc 1 toy mal e and 1 lemale BIG YANK SLACKS lfz PRICE SALE .• 9- The IJIIUy Senti,.,.!, Mlddleport.Pomeroy' 0 •AU~ItlO, 11173 i �' I - T~ Dally Sntlnel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , AugustlO, 1973 .. Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel .Classifieds Get Results! WANT AOS INFORMATION 5 DEAOLINES PMM .Day IJ~fore Pu bltctt l ton On day DIHJdllne 9 a m NOTICE - S!IOOTI NG Malcll , Rullalld Gull Club, Augusl 12, 1913 Cance lt " t lon Correc tions Starhng at 1 p m_ 22 nfles, Wtu be "C(:Opf ed until 9" m l or high powers, sport er class. Day of Publica t 1on hc~vywe+ght dass Publ+ c REGULATIONS For Sale Help Wanted WANTED lull lome rclall c l~k In Pomeroy Ll :.l past em ploymenl and background Ma I resum e to Box 1'29 H. In wel c om~ T~~ Publlstlor reserves 1h k! car e of The Dally Sen tinel, r ight ro erll t or r ¢tecf any ads 8-10 71 c Pomeroy, Ohio deurn e(l obttJc:ttont~~ l The 8 9 Jtp PVbll !>he r Wtlt no t be r(>sponslbt c SHOOTI NG Ma lch . Corn lor more lh&n on e lncorre.:t Hollow Gun Club. turn f1rst UNMARRI ED car hop for nuen tOn Syracuse Drive In Apply In RATES nght alter Miles Cemetery , person For Want Ad Servi ce Rutland Fac tory chok ed 5 ce n! s p!'r Word one Insertion gu ns only Sunday, August 12 a9 Jlc ----- Mtnunum ChMge ?Sc 12 c tnts per word consec:; ut lvC" lnsert tons 18 C'e nt s pe r word S+lC s~ cu t lv~ i ns~rt1on s . 111 rce con 1 j).lll 8 9 31c YARD Sale, J-.rtday and Sa turday on Larkin Str ee t Baby stroller s, 2 sma ll kerose ne stoves sweet corn etc B 9 71c DELIVERY DRIVER Eagles Club Fam'lly Picnic 3.57 hour Wanted To Buy br NOTICES Your Right to Know for Rent For Rent ---- Help Wanted . For Sale !Employment Wanted :;=.=:=::=:::·= ~:::::;p~=ON=£:..:99:_2·=73=68~ : We talk to you CARRIER : ' like J person. WMP0/1390 ON YOUR DIAL -- 1969 12 • SS SCHULT lraller for sale 2 bedrooms 1971 Datsun Ptckup wllh top C• ll949-4141 See behind Ra cine Post 01 I f lee, Ric hard Garten 8 10 etc 25 Per Cent Dlscovnt on pa+d eds <md ads pa re w1th in 10 Clays 1 C~~D OF THA~K> & OSITUARY $\sa to r 50 word lll+n+t'Tium Full or Par1 T•me E:act' addlttonal word 2c &LIND ADS Atl dlllo n r~l 2Sc Charge pf'r J FAMILY yard sale, Froqay No expenence necessary. Ad ver t1st>men t and Saturday Aq g 10 and Mu$f have car and be wilhng OFFICE HOUR:S 11 dt Dorace P1erce to learn II 30 a m to S 00 p m Da 11 y resi dence, Mt Olive, I mile 8 30 <l n1 to 12 00 Noon !rom Long Bottonl Post Of Sa turday f+ ce. l mtle I rom Shade R1ver Mon . thru Fri. Bridge up on the htll back ol Call9-8, 446-0617 Hensley s Store Sc hool MR . VANCE clothes, m 1sc llems MEIGS SE NIOR S, Make your appo1ntment now to ha ve your 8 9 2tc SENIORlorPORTRAIT taken WAITRESS and cleanmg Dales takong ME lGS r ~========~ woman wanted, apply m per SENIORS are August 22, 23, ~ ... "'~Pomeroy "'"~If son Craw' s Steak House, 24 snd 25, and Sept 1 Take ,..~ ·~" Pomeroy, Oh1o 8 7 101c advantage of Spcc1al Senior Proces for these da~s only Cal GROVER 's STUD IO, ~~~dleport Ohto Phone 992 CORNER cu~ boards , wall 8 1 22tc cu pboards, c ests, old guns, Place Kyger Creek Park any condit ion Also blue l WILL NOT be responsoble for Dale : Aug. 12, 1973 decorated stoneware Wrlle T1me Noon hll ??? any debts con tra cted p 0 Box 44 Mar tmsburg, Mus1c Donated By · anyone other than mysel Ohto, 43935 or' call 1 484 4440 Lawrence F telds Rt 1, Box Red Stewart and the Am after 7 p m bassadors 13, Middleport 8-8 90tc 8-10-Jtp Door Prtze Given - - - -- - USED 24-lnch gorl 's btcycle Wnte, see Josephine Tyree, 628 E Main, Pomeroy PIANO & organ 1nstruct1on by 8 10 31c ~UBLIC graduate of C•nc1nnat1 ----~~ Conservatory of Mus1 c NO 1 Copper, 60c, Radtators. Gerald Hoffner, Phone W2JOe. brass, 20c, batienes, 90c J825 each cl ean , dry Gtnseng ' B 5 61c and be 1nformed of th e func roots , S60a lb Yellow root, $-4 t1ons of your government are May apple, SOc per lb M A embOdied 1n pub l1c not1ces In KOSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS Hall, Reedsvtlle Call 378 that self gover nm ent c; harges Spec1als dunng August are 6249 all c+liiens to be 1nfor med Koncentree, Moist Kote. 7 31 tfc !hiS newspaper urge s every Kleansmg Kream , One Day c1t 1Ien to read and sttldy these Sachet & others Phone Helen KEWPIE dolls and anything not1ces we strong ly adv1se th ose c1 tu:cns seekmg further Jane Brown . 992 5113 else related to Kewp1es Also, 10fo rma t1on, to exere~se th e1r 8 2 ftc old postcards 1n good con ngh l of access tO publiC d1t1on , wnte and descnbe rec ords and public meet1ngs GIFTS and novelt1es for all dems also pnce wanted occas1o ns All adlf1c1al Alyce Schneider, 1A5 South ORDINANCE NO 441 flowers, 20 pet off Smalleys Kanawha , Buckhannon, W AN ORDINANCE TO PLACE A Gtft Shop, Chester Phone Va 26201 CURFEW ON THE TOWN OF 9853537 1 ::_ 8 JOtp , POMEROY , FOR PERSONS 8 8 6tc _____ ____...:_ UNDER THE AGE OF 18 - -- - - - - - - - YEARS FABRIC Sale, 3 days only, OLD furniture, oak tables , clocks, 1ce boxes, brass beds, BE JT ORDA INED, as follows August 9, 10, and 11 All 1st d1shes or complete by the council of the v 1Ha ge of quality polyester 1,500 yds to households Wrtle M D Pomero y, Ohlo, two th 1rds of a ll choose from Nothmg over M1ller. Rt 4, Pomeroy, Oh1o, members elected thereto $2 98 Carol1na Fabrrc Shop on call 992 6271 concurnng Route 7, one mile north of 5 13 ttc An Ord+nance to place a Chester at Henry Hunter curfew on the Town ol res 1dence Pomeroy , tor persons under the a 8 Jtc WANTED for auctton, age of 18 years household goods Tools, most SeCI!On 1 II Will be In - - - - - - - - - anythmg of value Will buy or VIOial!on of th1S Ord1nance for UPHOLSTER your own fur self on commiSSIOn Will haul any and all persons under the ntfure We have all the' sup Call 992 3354 Hayman 's age of 18 years to be upon the 1 tl d 1 b streets , s 1dewalk s park+ng P 1es you WI nee , a rrcs, ) 25 lfc areas, bus1ness houses, etc of foam for cush1ons and pad -~---th e Town of Pomeroy , alter d1ng We cut loam to any S!Ze 10 00 PM unless acco mpan1ed or shape Sw ivel bases, cotton by a parent or court appomhed burlap legs, z+pper, welf cord lega l guardian webbmg dacron chip board J AND 4 ROOM lurnoshed and Sect1on '2 The Town 's f+re plus ma'ny other 1tems and un furn1shed apartments Siren will sound at 10 00 P M llvmg room su1tes at low low Phone 992 5434 each n1ghL and all persons p R ' 4 12 lie omeroy ecovery, under the age of 18 years must pr~ ces be in compltance w1th Sect 1on 1 622 E Ma111 Phone 992 7554 of th1s Ordtnance 7 19 30fc TRAILER space on old Route Section J Persons who fall to ----~==== 33, lh mile from Me1gs Htgh comply wtlh th JS Ordmance wdt School Call 992 2941 be arrested by POI JCe and wil l 7-25 lie be made to appear tn the 1 Juvenile Court of Me1gs County ROOMS l;ty fhe week, SlB up along w1th lh e1r parents Upon Me1gs In n, Pomeroy TRAILER. Brown's Trailer arre~t . the sa1d person will be 7 12 tfc Park, Mlnersvtlle Phone 992 ta~ en to Pomeroy Ctty Hal l -- - - - - - - - - -3324 where the pa rents of satd 8 7 tic person. or legal guard•an w•ll be summoned to transport the sa1d - - -- - - -- - person to hi s or her place of BEDROOM mob tie home, reside ncy It a parent or SOMEON6 needed to cut TWO a+r condlftoned .and pa11o All guardtan 1S not available for grass Call 992'2021 utll1t1es pa1d Robert W1l l, transportat 10 n, the f1nal 8 9Jtc Rac1 ne, 949 3811 dec1s1on wilt be left to the , discretion of Meigs County B 10 61c . Juven 1le Author+t1es 2 MOVERS wtlh or wtlhout { Sect1on 4 Any and all acts of truck to move 5 rooms of TRAILER for rent"' Pomeroy .~ destructiOn , vandai+Sm , Call 992 3288 • delmquency, etc , li'lcurred by furn 1ture short d•sfance Call 742 3763 any It me 1 ~ sa1d person Will be the full ___________...:_ 8 ...: 10 Jlc 8-10-3tp ~ : respons +blltty ot the parents , or guard 1an of the said 1 • legal PRIVATE meeting room for , 0 person WAN I loll a lady and husband any organization, phone 992 ~~ SectiOn S The curfew w1ll J975 lo help take ca re of a elderly '· begin at 10 00 PM and end at man for 2 weeks at his 3 11 tfc !· 6 00 AM the following day res1de nce Pract1cal nur se -----.....l'...----~ • Thts sa 1d curfew will be 1n effect 1 ' seven {7) days a week preferred E>eellentpay Call PURNISHED" 2 bedroom ~ SectiOn 6 Ex cept 1ons Shalt be 5672 between 4 and 6 p m apar tmenf, adults onl y . made to Sec lion 1 m case of any _742 8_8 41 C _ _ _ _ __ _ __ Mtddleport Ca ll 992 3874 ~ ~ organ i zatio n sponsored events . Secl1on 7 Tha lth1s Ord.nance AGGRESS IVE debt! tnsurance _ _ __ _ _ _____:8:_1 lfc ' shall be declared an emergency agenf Wanted fo r Pomeroy Ord 1nan ce and sh all take effect home space m Middl eport area Mus(be able MOBILE :· and be +n Ioree from and after Syracuse Phone '1'12 5858 , ... the eart1est per 1od allowed by to work on own +ntf+at+ve after 6 21 lie ~~ law proper tram 1ng Some sales expenence preferred If In · ' : . passed 8 6 73 terested, send ~, complete 12 • 60 MOBILE Home, air APPROVED conditioned, adults only Call resume to P 0 Bo>1 1817 Donald Collms 992 5443 Huntington, W Va Alln Btti MAY OR Honaker ATTEST ---~-,-----_.:8:._:1 tfc Jene Walton = = =- - - --..:.8..:.8·7tc Clerk RESPONSIBLE woman to \ , ( B) 10, 17 , 14 31C babys1t m my home tn Mid 1972 5110 KAWASAKI Must sell 1mmed1a lely , going over dleport 2 ch ildren of ages 6 months and 7 years Work 5 seas Phone '1'12 2867 PUBLIC NOTICE 8 9 lie Case No 1:0976 days per week , some Estate of Wellmgton w weekends wlth1n the 5 days Halsey , Deceased Refere nces requ1red Mall 1967 HONDA motorcycle ISO · No f1CC ts hereby given that lnqu1nes to Box 166, M1d Dream , good condltton 35 Fred R W•ckha m of 115 North dleport Ohto gallon copper kettle, stand , SBnduskv St reet , Delaware and slave Call '1'12 7692 . Oh10 , has been duly appointed 8 8 6tc Execut or of the Estate of -=========~ 8 9-Jtp • Wellington W Halsey r ' decea sed , l ate of Tuppers now have unfin lsh~d fur , ._ Carriers Wanted WEntlure, 1 Pla1ns, Metgs County , Ohto dressers , chests, Creditors ;,re requ 1red to fil e 11 Boston rockers , cabinets, ., the1r cla1mS w1lh said fiC UC!Ciry hutc hes, desks Come on and With in fo ur mon ths see our selettlon Pomeroy For The • Daled this 31St day of July. Recovery , 622 E Main St, ! 1973 , Manning D We.bster, Judge Pomeroy 992 7SS 4 Court of Common Plea I, 1~ B 9 6tc Dally Sentinel >: (81 3-10 17·31C Probate DIVISIOn 19S2 FORD farm tractor, ex I> cellenl condition Phone In Kennelh Hartley, 992-6320 6tc 8 9 Mlddlepor, ': EXPERIENCED patnter. tn - tenor and ex tenor, Call Don 1973 14•70 MOB 1LE ho ' • Van Meter, 98S 39SI washer and dryer , d;'i~' washer, stainless steel st k 8 2 301 :::P garbage disposal, eye le~ei oven, range, dacron polyester ij'{:f'el, large lot. Phone 74~ 1 . ·• : J BEDROOM house Call alter 6 c. f.IOC ERY business for sn lc P Ill , 992 7363 Builrllll{} l01 SA IC> 01 lea$C - - _ _ _ ___8:_·:'.:0 Me Phone 113 5618 lrom8 JO p m • to 10 p 111 tor ''ppolntnwnl. HI LO hos pllol bed Perfect 3 20 He CQI1dlt ton, Full l•ng lh ad [Ustable ~1 de r~uls . manuall y operated Call997~500 WELLPLA NN ED3 bedroom,2 8-10 31p bat h hom e with lull - - -- - -- -.:....:.: basemen t, 2 car garag e and fam ily room Pr iced In mid PEACHES at Mason Peach Or chord Sla rllng Frtday , 20's. r,ou s lol Located on large Au9 us I 10 coun ry lot oft R,t 7 20 mlnol es from Parkersburg 8 10 Jlc and Notice J For Sale WANTED MILBtRRY AVE AND VICINITY APPLY AT THE OAILY SENTINEL Pomeroy PHONE 992-2156 -=-~::-:-:-----..:7:..:_18 If CAN N I N G Tomato e s, b c ucum ers, mangoes and cantitlopes Geraldine Cleland, Racone 7-31 ftc 1972 TAG A LONG travel frailer, 22 ft sleeps 4, self. conta1ned, excellent con dillon Price $2,000 Call 992 7407 8 6 Sic , ---------.:-~ 15 rn•nut es from Pomeroy Fman c1ng already f'rranged w1 t~ low dow n payment Con tact Pauline E Cun ningham Realty Phone 16141 m 6690 Coll uc l 7 19 lfc Pels For Sale Phone 992 5443 Back lo School Sale I BUY ONE PAIR AND GET ONE PR . FREE. b POMEROY Jack W Carsey, Mgr. Phone 992 2181 MEIGS COUNTYFAIR USED CAR BUYS •• Business Services P AND J HOME MAINTENANCE & REPAIR Dick's l-lonrd Houst• "STRIPPERS" We Slrlp PaJnl, Varn ishes, Etc from Furniture Antiques Modern Metals No rulnovs lyes or ca usti cs used " P1ck-Up Service Avaolable We Buy & Sell Antiqu es or ck Sey ler. Owner Kerr St. Pomeroy, 0 . Phone 9911798 Hr>.lllng A1r Q f' lrtQPrtt tiOn I:.ICCI II 4.•11 Au Plumbulg 1 Aulo ReS1dCI\f1al or (ond Com mcrc:••1l 2 1S N. Second Phone 992-3509 24 Hour Serv ice All work guaranteed 7 15 " ' ~----- Mobile Homes for Sale CASH pcud tor all makes and models of mobtl e hom es Phone area code 614 423 9531 4 13 tfc 12 • 60 MOBILE Home. see Helen Baer, Syracuse 8 1 tfc __M__m -ob_t_le__h_ome. 2___B_E_D_R_OO good condt lton Call 388 8587 8) " ' - - - -- - POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992 -2094 606 E . Maon Pomeroy OFFICE SUPPLIES and Roofo ng, Spouto ng , Porch Repao r, Com · plet e Hom e Remodelong FURNITURE For Free Esttmate Stop In and See Our Floor Dosplay . Ph. 742-6271 72 Pontiac Catalina 4-Dr., power, air---'3695 72 Chev. Caprice Cpe., v-roof, air,____ .13295 Built to Your 'Speu Delivered to Job Slit HOGG & ZUSPAN 71 Olds Cut. S. Cpe., v-roof, new w/s/w...'2 495 VI 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air-----·'2495 70 Chevelle Mal. Cpe., V-8, A:T., P.S. --- 11695 70 VW KG Coupe, 7,000 miles __..____ 11695 Wheel Alignment •5.55 69 Pontiac Bonn., 2 dr. H.T., v-roof, air__ , 11295 69 'Mercury Montego 4 Door, V·S, auto. __ 11095 On Most Amencan Cars - GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto 69 Ford Fl. 500 HT Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S..-'1295 68 Buick Spec. Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S. ___ !1295 68 Pontiac Con., V-8 auto., P.S. ------'1095 67 Olds 98 Town Sed., power & air.. ---~795 67 Olds 442 HT Cpe., auto., P.S., AC ---!1095 Open 8 Ttl 5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E Mam. Pomeroy, 0 SEPTIC TANKS SAVE SAVE SAVE on lhe CLEANED MUST sell , 1973 Stereo Radio "SUPER BARGAINS" now Combmat1on wdh Blrack tape DUMP TRUCK Siding - Spouting Remodeling available at Berry Miller bu11t 1n Take over payment Mobtle Home Sales We have SERVICE Plumbing Heating. Complete of $7 55 per month or pay on our lol51ate model 60 x 12 2 $101 so 992 S331. ?4 HOUR SERVICE and 3 bedroom Mobtle Hames Building. Vinyl & Aluminum Siding. ____________:___:_ 8..: '0 61c that will be sold on a first come f1rst served basis If you want LEFT tn layaway 1973 Ztg Zag an honest to goodness barga1n sew1ng machine Th1s on a good Mobtle Home - shop mach1ne darns, em now at Berry Mtller Mobile JOHN' TUCKER bro1der1es, overcasts, all Home Sales, 70S Farson Street Rl 4, Pomeroy, O. w+ lhout attachments Pay Belpre, Ohto, phone 423 9531 ...: Middleport, 0. 992-2550 992 39S4 balan ce of S41 SO or pay $6 per closed Sundays mo 992 5331 8961c 8 10 6tc Spec•ahst ~----____: 10 • 50 MOB l LE Home, good Wheel FORD truck bed Wtlh racks, 7 • cond1t1on Phone 742 5980 Alignment 8 10 61c 12. off 1973 truck Call 985 3554, Harold Brewer, Long Bottom 1--------------.., It Mus I Be Rtghl -------~-7:.:.29-tfc Air Condotooners ,.., .,, From th e la raest orwew1ll Bulldoz.er Rad+afor to the 10'h CAB OVER truck camper, Awnongs MakQ tl Rtghl ~ma ll esr Heater Lore Et Dorado , self contained. Underpmnong Nathan Boggs n1ce condition. Reasonably Radaator Spec1ahs1 proced With tacks and hold - Comp lete mob ile hom e down Call 98S 3554 Harold se rv•c e - plu s g1g ant 1c Brewer, Long Bottom 8 4 30 Datly, 8-12 Sal d1 splay ol mobil e hom es WHY NOT I 1 llle R H Rawlings Sons ___________7:.:.29 lfc always ava tlable al BUY - A new 2 bedroom home Bulldulq for $18 500 00 or a 3 bedroom Ph 991 2174 Pomerov ' WE MAKE SENSE" lA quote Middleport, 0 992 2101 ran ch w1t h garage lor only MILLER from one sat1sf1ed customer ) $22 000 oo or a J bedroom bt Yes pr.1ces of our clean used Roger Hysell 's EXCAVATING, dozer , loader level w1th full basement for OPEN furniture and guara nteed . MOBILE HOMES and backhoe work , sep t1c Garage near crossroads on St $28 500 00 appltances DOES MAKE tanks 1nstalled, dump trucks Rt 124, all mechan1cal work 1210 Wa shington Blvd RUTLAND SENSE to customers trymg to and lo boys for h1re, will haul lnclud1ng automat.c trans BELPRE, 0 4 BEDROOMS - Bath, ntce ma1ntam budgets w1th costs 423 7521 fill d+rl, top soli, limestone miSSIOns Monday -Fr1day, nsmg fast Now 1n stock '-~-------___) kJ,_ tch<=>"' w1th dishwa s her . and gravel, Call Bob or Roger 8 30 a m lo 5 p m Saturday re frigerators from $19 9S car"pn,.t, Utility room and Jeffers day phone 992 7089, - 8 30 to 12 noon - unless by ()US I a few LATE MODELS at ntgh l phone 992 3525 or 992 ~xerdl outbu1ldH'lQS Over J appotnlmenl. Phone 992 5682 S8S left). elec, gas ranges , 1 1973 PONTIAC Ventura 350, 2 aerO& ol land $15,000 00 5232 or 992 7121 pmk built 1n electnc oven door hatch back Automatic 2-11 He ' , FURNISHED 7 25 30tc SPECIAL at $40, elect gas Reasonable PhQI1e 742 6333 POMEROY Good old er dryers, auto washers. AI t f B G0 If DELL WHEEL Altgnment wooden d•nett'e s, bedroom Clubs, so selike0 neweglnners home w1th alum1num Sidi ng EXCAVATING Dozers, large O' located $40 at Cross roads, Rt 124, ~n d small, Backhoes and suites , chests, dresse rs. a 1 12tp N1ce kttchen. bath, basement, loa ders on track and t1res now back to work Complete couches, love seats, stra1ght gas furnace Ni ce s1de porc h fronf end se rv1ce, tune up and Dump trucks La boy and upholstered chaors , lots 1970 DUSTER, 4 speed, Hurst Wan I $15,000 00 brake serv1ce Wheels se rv1ce Sephc tanks 1n of tables (coffee, end, lamp) shtfler 4 cragar mags, good NEARLY NEW balanced electronically All slalled George I Btll 1 Pulltns 9 x 12 THRI FTEX rugs $6 9S condtlton Phone 992.222 4 work guaranteed Rea~nable MlDDL 1EPORT - 2. bedroom phone 992 2478 or 992 7402 NEW FURNITURE ltvmg, rates Phone 742-3232 1 furnts hed home N1 ce bafh, and 2 9 ltc bedroom suites, SWive l ____________:8_7 6tc 2-18 ftc kttchen Gas furnace, carport, rockers. 4 drawer chests. ~-----:-:-: $2S 9S Shop Tuesday, thr o 1970 PONTIAC Grande Pm, and large lot on the Ohm R1ver SEPT IC TANKS AROBIC EXPERIENCED bookkeeping SE WA GE SYSTEMS Sun loll 7 p m at KUHL'S factory a+r, full power Call On ly $IO,SOO 00 and tax servtces Send replies 992 3791 CL EANED. REPAIRED BARGAIN CENTER ST RT GOOD OLDER HOME to Bo• 729B In care of the 8 9 31c Ml LLE R SANITATION, 7 'al caul ton light " TUP 2 BEDROOMS - Bath , ntce Datly SentineL Pomeroy, STEWART, OH 10 PH lx\2 PERS PLAINS. OHIO OhiO 1972 GOLD Grand Torma, kitchen, full basement, front 3035 8 5 71c Sport, excellent cond tt1on l an d back porches Extra lot ·-------------.:...: 8 S 6tc 10 4-tfc Want oust S9,SOO 00 tn owner Phone 247 277 4 BRUSH HOGS, 4•5 It , ohone BODY SHOP, 8 9 6tc SYRAC USE SE WING MACHINES Repaor GENE ' S ?/2 5858 reasonable ra tes, work serv1ce. a ll makes 992 2284 7-15-lfc guaranteed Ltn co ln Hill, PUT YOUR MON EY IN The Fabnc Shop. Pomeroy Pomeroy Phone 992-S271 Authonzed S+nger Sales and PROPERTY WHERE IT HAS 10 H P BOLEN tractor wtlh 8 5 14tc Se r v 1 c~ We Sharpen Sc1ssors BEEN A GOOD IN ' mower good cond1t1on, $650 2 BEDROOM home. living VESTMENT THE LAST FEW J 29 lfc Harold Brewer, Long Bottom, room , lam dy room, large EL NA and Whtte Sewing YEARS WE HAVE SOME 985 35S4 Ma chmes Serv1ce on all k1tchen , utll1ty room . FOR FREE estimates on REAL BUYS makes Reasonable rates aluminum s1dmg Starn Doors -.,..---- - - ---7_2 :.:9 tfc bathroom and sunporch Th e Sew mg Center, Mid· _ Forced a1r furnace , and Wmdows, Carports, EXCELSIOR Sail Works , E nice yard Call 949 4703 dl eport, Ohto Marquees and Ralltng, Phone Mam Sl , Pomeroy All ktnds 4703 II 16 lie Charles LiSle. Syracuse. Ohln . of salt waler pellets, water 8 7 stc Carl Jacob, Sales Rep nuggets, block sa il and own - - - -- - - - - - - resentattve V V Johnson RAY'S RefrigeratiOn and Ohto River Sail Phone 992 ' Appliance Repa1r now open at and Son, Inc 3 BEDROOM house on Ltncoln 3891 . Letart Falls, Ohio Phone 949 6 22 lie Hill, l1vlng room. kitchen, 6 s He J45S Used appliances lor sale bath and ultloty room , e•lra or trade DOZER and back hoe work, 8 9 Jlp large lot o11er 1 acre Has GROCERY busoness •n Tuppers ponds and sept1c tanks, dlt Ch· drtveway $13,000 Call Plains, Ohto Will sell slack, mg se rvice top so1l. fill d~rl, Sunday after 12 noon , on repair or remodeling equlpmen l, building and l1m es lone, B&K Ex ca vallnq HOME weekdays after 5 p m , 992 Reasonable rates 1st class ext ra lot or wilt lea se 3247 Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 work Call Bob or Bill , '1'12 buildtng Call 667 -3280 tn 9 I li e 8 s lfc 5968 Tuppers Plains gr 98S 3857 in - - -- - - - - - -- - 8-10-\0tc Chester ; WELL PLANNEDJ bedroom , 2 WILL TRI M or cu t tr ees, 8) 61p bath home wllh full shrubbery Also pa+nt roof s ,.------READY MIX CO NCR~TE basement, 2 car garage and Phone 949 3221 or 742 4441 del ive red r1ghl lo your AT SHOWALTER'S Wet Pet, fam1iy room Prtced In m1d 7 18-JOi c pro1ect Fast and easy Free Chesler, Ohto Si lver Angels. 20s. plus lot Located on large csl tma les Phone 992 3284 39c. J for a dollar 10 gallon RON SHEPARD, Floor, Wall country lo t oft Rt 7, 20 JOB TRANSFER setups $10 'l Goc gleln Rea dy Ml • Co Remodeli ng, Ceramic llle mmutes from Parkersburg forces the sa le of this 2 year Middl eport, Oh1o ' 8-1-IJtc balhs Box 280, Rolland 742 and 15 minutes from old 3 bedroom hom e Lots of 36M 6 JO ti c Pomeroy Financing already close ts, modern bath, lovely WALNUT stereo, radio B track arranged with low down 6 26 lie kitchen wit h loads of cabinet SEPTIC TANKS CLEAN~D tape combtnatton AM FM payment Contact Pauline E spa ce Ultlity space Dining radiO, 4 way speaker sound REASONAB LE rates Ph 446 Cunningham Realty, phone system Balance 1112.59, or 4782 G,,lhpolls John Russell area Hardwood floors wlfh MOBIL E home repaor, Elec 614 423 8690 collect lrlcal pl umbing and healtng Owner and Operator use our budge t lerms Call carpeting All electric Lot 7 24-lfc Ph one 992 5858 992-3965 5 12 tic 100•100 JUST 121 ,000 00 7 15 He FACING TH~ =::::-:=::-:-- - - - . . :8:_:561c HOUSE for sale Co li 992 S248 beautiful Ohio river First before 4 p m Ca ll 992-3436 1969 DODGJ; Super Bee and a C BRI\DFORD, Auctioneer alter4pm lloor- L1vl ng room , Kitchen, AUTOMOB ILE msura nce been 1968 Camper frail er Phone Complete So rv 1ce cancelled' Los t you r 8 8 4tc 992 2322 dlntng room. bed room , bath Phone 9~9 3821 operator's li cense Call 992· Nt ce enclosed porch In front R•clnc, Ohio 1428 -:-:--=-:-':------..:8:_:561c LARGE. conven ient build ing and rear Second fl oor 3 Cr ill Bra dford 6 15 lfc 1 COMPLETE se t of lots at Rock Sprongs Area bath Full bedrooms, S I lfc drum s and cymbals ~ogers restricted for hou ses only basement Ga rage Forced 992 3132 hone Tuppers Plains & Ches ler air he~ I (gas ) DON'T WAIT HA RR !SONS TV scrvlco and REFRIGERATION work done ater available Calf or see lr eozers, rofn~er~;~tors, and 8 8-41p W 18.200 00 se rv ice ca lls Phone 992-2522 Bill Will e, 992-2789 air condtl loncrs Ca ll 992-6200 2 9 li e RARE OPPORTUNITY EXCELLENT busi ness location 7-24 ft c _ _ __ _ _ _:.:.:. 6 7 Sip lor loss than the pri ce ot for sale or lease, 498 Locust most new cars Li ving room, Street Located at tho corner 7 ROOM house wi th bafh In '-:---,...,.,... -dining room , 3 bedroom s. f;-~- - - - : : - - - - - - Big of Locust and Beech, Mid Rulland, air condllloned, Capacity ~ • bath , ulll lty room , tow ta xes dlepor l For lnformalton ca ll carpeted, gas furna ce, dish M1yt1a 742 44dB or wr ite the above washer, double oven, , range, THE LOW PRICE OF Autom•tlc;• address M Marcu m double garage, large carport, spoo oo 2 speerJ operetJon , Qtolco of water -:::::-:-;:-:~----...:8_:8 4tc 4 acres cleared ond fenced , ALMOST NEW t cm ps Au to HONDA SL small born and o the r One of those rare bargll l 1973 WI P e r !&vet 12S Ca ll 985 buildings Phone 614-742-6834 lhaf you hear about bul 3302 cont r ol Li nt se ldom see 3 nice BR 5: 3 0 ~ 11c 8_8,31 p --====:====: Fi ller or Power r double closets Bath F=ln Ag llator 11 ' • 1S' LEE'S Carpet wllh pad shower and dou P'tr1Tt•·Preu $50, 12' x 12' nylon carpel, s25 ' Mtlt•• tovotQrles Kl)chen HOUSE He toot Hnr P f rocker, IS, 3' pc B R table range and dou Drye,l Suite. S2S, sew ing machine ovens Dining room Utility SUrrQuntl CI01hel $20 409 S Slh Ave Mid FOR SALE room Pallo Basement wllh ~or,lla, 9110 n dleporl, Phone 992 2118. t Many o th er teafuros t'IMI No hot ltJOl~ no overttryln~ . -::-:=--- - - - . . :8:: ·86tp 3 BR. country houu, six $21,000 00 years old , wllh ap. Fine Muh ~lnt NICE sf>room house forsate In Filler proximately 10 •c:rtt, n.. r Pomeroy Ca ll 992 397S or 992 SELL ING YOUR R Wo Spoclalllt ln 2575 • Thurman or Ctnttrvlllt ESTATE IS OUR WAY OF MAYTAO WhiCh II 11 mlltl N. of LIFE TRY US TODAY :-==-- - - - . . . :8:.:::8·61< Gallipolis. Prlctd $17,000, HENRY E CLELAND, RUTLAND LOTS for sole Colt 992-52 48 Owntr ·R. E. Knotts. Will liROKER before 4 o'clock 992 a436 after con•ldtr land conlroct with 192·1151 4pm re1sonable down p1ymenl. 741-4211 II no answer 992-2568 Arnold Grate• Phone 4~6-2917. _____ _ _ _....:_: 8 8 4tc ' ' SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Auto Sales ------ SOME GOOD USED CARS '69 CHEV. C10 ....................... •1495 "' IQI1 tong wide bed, V8 std -------------------------'71 DODGE DEMON ............. ,.:1895 340 V8 2 Dr HT, vinyl roof '71 CHEV. IMPALA.; ............... •2195 4 Dr HT. I air, P S , P B , clean '73 CHEV. VEGA ....................•1995 Auto , vinyl roof, 8,000 miles '69 MERCURY........................ !1795 Colonial Park, 10 pass, 4 Dr wagon, loaded '68 PONTIAC CATALINA .......... •795 4 Dr stahon wagon, V8, std, fac tape player, with air '66 FORD 4 DR........................ 1595 Wagon, V8, auto p s '65 COMET.•••.•••.•••••••••••••••••••••• •495 6 cyl auto, sharp '65 VW GHIA ••....•.•.••..•...••....•. •395 '63 FORD FAIRLAND ................ •295 V8 Auto 1972 1971 1971 1971 1970 1970 1970 1969 1969 \969 1968 1966 DODGE Cornet. 6 c yl , auto .• P . S One owner BUICK LeSabre 4 dr good . H.T ,' a or , lots of moles but DODGE Gran Ville 2 dr H. T Noce. Th is car is loaded. Charger 2 dr H T., red woth black iop. Nice car . PONTIAC Catalina 4 dr. sed, factory air, low mileage . PONTIAC lemans2dr auto, P.S. , P.B , CLEAN. PONTIAC ONLY 4 Dr Mark II, auto Noce clean car TOYOTA PLYMOUTH VIP 4 dr. H.T. Local one owner CHEVROLET Imp 2 dr H.T., blue woth black top. Noce CHEVROLET" Belair 4dr . Sed ., air, low mileage . • PONTIAC ~u~~. ONLY auto., P . S., P.B Real low mileage, PLYMOUTH Fury4dr . sed.,goodsecondcar . ONLY •2695 •2495 •2895 •2495 •2695 •1595 •1695 •1495 •1595 •1495 '1495 •795 DON'T FORGET Karr & ,Van Zandt --FAIR SPECIAL--I We service what we sell. We want you back because the lob was done right not because the lob was done wrong. See Ceward Calvert, Peggy Story or Ron Hester "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY ------- Larry's of Pomeroy .. . 11 2 Door HT, P S , P B, vtnyl roof ·-------------------------LOOK - LOOK - LOOK - LOOK Weber family has reunion The annual Weber reunion, SIIDday, August 5, at Royal Oak Park, Pomeroy, was termed a huge success, w1th an attendance of 85 , exceeding previous years. A beautifully decorated cake, mscnbed "Annual Weber Reunion", provided by Bar. bara Sargent, centered a wellfilled picnic table. Games w1th prizes, remmisc!ng, softball, and taking p1clures were among afternoon acllv1ties. Gifts were presented Mrs. Oma AUen, longest distance, Ernest Weber, oldest person attending, Sara Gaul, yo\IDgest person attendmg, Mrs. Doris Koenig, who had the most children attending. 4 dr , P S, P B , '67 FORD LTD Open Evenings Untii6:00'-Til5p.m. Sat. Real Estate For Sale Drive a Little & Save a Lot! 14' X 70' -12t X 50' 12' X 65'-14' X 64' We Feature Some of the Finest: *PARKWOOD *KIRKWOOD *FLEElWOOD *ACADEMY (By Skyline) -------------------------- • LARRY'S MOBil£ HOMES Larry Evans. Owner Frank Ghttn, SiltS Mgr. Ph: 992-7777 POMEROY, OHIO We Service What We Sell OUR WORD IS OUR BOND MON.·SAT. 9 to 6 (Cklsed Sunday) FURN ITURE' ~~~;.~~:·t Chester, 0. 80 attend reunion Shop and Compare OUR QUALITY AND PRICES WITH ANYONE IN TOWN 1970 DODGE POLARA • reunions. In the busmess sess10n the following offocers were retained for next year: Holli~ V. Hayes, president; Dale Arnold, v1ce president; Auo!ra Hayes, secretary-treasurer. Thanks were expressed to the Garold Hayes family for preparmg the gro\IDds. The program ended w1th the song, "Precious Memories." Games and visiting concluded the day. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bainum, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs Ernest Wood, Pomeroy, Mrs. Edna 0 . Hawk, ' Athens, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Goodwin, Pomeroy; Mr and Mrs. Lowell Zeigler, Athens ; Mr. and Mrs Dale Hart, Athens; Mrs. Florence Sloane, Athens; Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Meeks, Baltlmore; Estella M. Was '1695 WHOLESALE MOBILE WEEKEND SPECIAL 1395 1971 FORD BRONCO ................. 11295 4 wheel drive, locking front hubs, 302 V-8 engine PUT ME TO WORK! 1969 PLYMOUTH FURY 1............. 1795 1966 MERCURY COMET............. ..S200 Needs motor work, good body. aulomollc tran•miSilon, rodlo In, Select A Car We're Here to Serve You C(IIIIC Colburn, Shade; Mr. and Mrs NOTICE OF SALE KOGAN FINED PUBLIC NOTICE Hollle Hayes, Tom and Kom, In pursuance wtth an order of ST. LOUIS, Mo. (UPI) le on Part1f1Dn 1ssued by the Shade, Mr and Mrs James Sa Sale ot Court of Common Pleas of Sherllf's Lawrence Kogan, 27, Chattel Property Boyd, Albany; James and Me1gs County, Oh10, m the case Un•royal Inc, Cleveland, was fined $3,000 Edna Hill, et al, Pla intiffs , W1lham Hawk, Pomeroy, of vs Garnet Entsminger , et al , C•nclnnau. Ohio Tuesday and ordered placed 0"1 Ester, Linda and Penny Sharp, Defendants, being Case No Tom R.ue Moton three years probatlm for his 15,085 m sa1d Court. I wtll offer Middleport, Oh10 Logan, Carla Woolever, at publiC auct1on at the front Cue No 1,112 part in a demonstraUon in the Logan; Cathy Vincent, Lan- door of the Court House of In pursuance to an Execution May, 1970 burning of the ROTC Metgs County, Pomeroy, Ohio, from the County Court caster; Eddie Sharp, Logan; on of Meigs the 8th day of September, at Wuhlngton Oh •o on the 25th day of bu!ldmg Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hayes, 1973, at 10 00 a m the 1ollowmo County, June, 1913 and to me dtrected m University. real estate. to wit Logan; Mr. and Mrs. Guy described The follow1nQ described real the case named e.bove, 1 will Kogan was one olslx perso111 to sale at Public Auction Gilkey, Athens; Mr and Mrs estate sUuated 1n R ut1and expose at the front of the Court House, convicted under a federal Township, Me1gs County, Ohio, Pomeroy , OhiO, Meigs County D L Brlckles, Shade; Mr. and and more particularly on 20th day of August, 1973, sabotage law prohibiting InterMrs Webber Wood, Pomeroy, described as follows , to w11 the ference with war materials PARCEL NO 1 Beg1nnmg 53 Monday, a1 10 00 A M Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hanmg, rods followmg goods and chattels to during a slate of natlooal west from the southeast Wtt Pomeroy; Mr and Mrs corner of Sect•on 33, Town 6, 1 1961 Cadillac, 4 door emergency. and Range 14 of the Ohio Sedan Charles D. Woode, Coolvolle; Company's Pur chase at a Color, Red bottom with White Msss Ethel Blackwood, stake , thence nor th 162 rods, Top ce west 54 rods. thence then Albany; Steve Yates, Logan; south SO rods 22 2 J li nks , thence Model 6329 Senat Number 61LC71095 Norm Sharp, Logan; Flora east 12 rods , thence south 33 In 1972, the Democratic Cash •n hand on date of sale rods and 17 1 3 links , thence Hoops, Logan; Mrs . Ned west 12 rods , thsnce south 47 Token as the property of Tom Natlonal Conun!ttee nominated Swindell, Camolle, Paula and rods and 10 lfnks thence east 54 Rue Motors to satisfy an Sargent Shriver a8 Sen. George In favor of the rods to the place of begmnmg, Exeuctlon Monte, Shade; Mr. and Mrs. conta+nmg Un iroyal Inc , Clnctnnat1 , Ohto McGovern's presidenUal run52 15 acres, more or Harold Douglas, Albany; less EXCEPTING ROBERT C HARTENBACH, rung mate (They lost in THEREFROM that port1on MEIGS Clinton Douglas, Pomeroy, thereof CO UNTY SHERIFF November to Richard Nixon described as follows , to and Spiro Agnew). Harry Smoth, Albany; Wade Wit (8J 10, ltc ION Bemg a strtp Hanmg, Athens; Mr. and Mrs of EXCEPT '' ground 66 fee t In width over Leo Goodwin, Silver Grove, and across the above desert bed 15 acre tract of land used for Ky.; Debbie Woolever, Logan; 52 a rallroed right of way and Belly Woolever, Logan; bemg 33 teet on each S1de of the ine as now located Manda and Theresa Eastman, centerl through sa id premises. sa1d Pomeroy; Mr. andMrs. Garold width of 66 feet to obta1n except such points as a quarter Hayes, Shade; Pearl Gilkey, at width may be necessary for Pomeroy; Homer Blackwood, embankment, contain1ng 1 65 acres, more or tess and being Montgomery, Tex. the same prem1ses conveyed by Nathan Entsm 1nger et us to the Kanawha & Michigan Railway by warranty deed dated August I, 1906, recorded In Volume 95, Page 39.:1 of ths Deed Records of SHE SUED County, Ohio SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Meigs Leaving ln Parcel One above A San Francisco woman described SO 50 acres, more or seeking a bus dnver's job less PARCEL NO 2 Beginning contends that conviction on for a reference at the m•ddle of ent line ot 5'"ctton JJ , prostitution charges does not the Townsh1p 6, Range lot of the necessarily constitute "moral Ohio Company 's Purchase . thence west 53 rods , thence turpitude." south 43 I 3 rods to the point of Mrs Betty K. Dobson sued beginning , which point Is also the southwest corner of parcel the Stale Department of Motor of land formerly owned by Vehicles TuesdQy, contending AleXander Braley , thence south she was improp.erly denied a 1811'1 rods or to the northwest corner of a tract of land for This famous Skylone home will make someone bus driV\lr's license because of merly owned by Rue! Braley, thence eest 2ti rods or to the her conviction. a g~od home and the price is right. Come, see northeast c.;»rner of a tract of Mrs. Dobson said the slate land formerly owned by Martin you II agree. It's a total electric home with 3" should have judged her on her Entsm lnge1 , thence north t8 lf2 floor onsulation and 311>" ceiling Insulation, rods , thence west 26 rods along driving ability IUld whether she said Alexander Braley's south fully carpeted. completely furnished . One to the place of beginn ing , was any danger to students. containing 2.75 acres, more or Jess Excepting and reser~lng the coal and mining r1ghts heretofore sold to Ohio Power Company n recorded In Vol 209, Page 269, Me lgs County NO CONTEST Deed Records, reference to SACRAMENTO, Calif. which Is hereby made for a (UPl) - A 60.year-old woman more part ic ular description of We can order S2xl2, 60xl2, 70xl2, · reser~etlon pleaded no contest Tuesday to this 60xl4, 64xl4, 70xl4. The appraised value of the charges of vandalizing two real eslole Is $5.500 oo Terms of sale Cash In hand large oil paintings of reclining upon d11llvery ol deed R'Obert C Hartenbach, nudes at a student art show. Sheriff of Metg• Judge Robert Zarlck ordered County , Oh io a prohatlon report on Elaine !81 10. 17, 74 31 191 5. Sic Winston and continued her case until Aug. 28. BEST PLACE TO BUY The woman was charged with malicious mischief for scribbling on the paintings and · KINGSBURY HOMES pouring fluid on them, causing the colors to run. Both pain· ' lings were valued at $500. SALES & SERVICE HOMES . 10'x39' 2Bdrm. 53195 lO'x51' 2 Bdrm. $3895 10'x56' 3 Bdrm. $4195 12'x41' 2 Bdrm. $3895 12'x51' 2 Bdrm . $4295 12'x56' 3 Bdrm. $4595 12'x61' 3 Bdrm. S$195 20'x37' Dbl . Wide 2 Bdrm. $6495 20'x43' Dbl. Wide 3 Bdrm. $7995 24'x51' Obi. Wtde 3 Bdrm . S9495 All homes are tot•t electri c, complet ely furnished, 11o1" birc h paneling. storm windows & storm doors. dell vored I ree THIS MOBIL£ HOME At A Special August Price! In Stock Ready To Go ... 44x24 • 2 Bedroom -----------------------What Do You Need? Quickest Delivery In The Valley! Dr. T. J. Bradshaw Dr. Milton Mason OPTOMETRISTS c Hr.vnotFT TRI COUNTY POMEROY MOTOR CO. "Your Chev.v Dealer" Open Eves. Tlt8 Pomeroy • MOBIL£ HOMES II•• 1013 Eastern Gallipolis, Ohto ~4H17l In 1968, Richard Nixon won the Republican nomination for President. (He was elected In Novemher, defeating Hubert Humphrey and George Wallace) 181 N. Second Ave. MIDDLEPORT PH. 992-3279 Offlct hours by IP· polntmtnl : Mon .. Fri. 'til 4, Soturdoy ' until noon. Ask us about Underskirting for your mobile home. Lowest prices. HRS .17 WEEKDAYS 9 7 SATURDAYS OR BYAPPT. Locally owned & operated Come out for olook or give usa call 99/ 6256 We will save you money l \' I • I • r •• Mrs. Russell Bamum, Linda and Penny Sharp and Joy and Cheri Sauters. Accordion mus1c was prov1ded by Theresa Eastman. Others parllc1patmg were Manda and Theresa Eastman, Guy W. Lee, Hollie V. Hayes, Harold Hayes and Arthur Goodwin with his famihar tap dancing. G1fts were presented to the eldest, Guy W. Lee, and the youngest, Monte Swmdell . Homer Blackwood, Mont. gomery, Tex., received the gift for traveling the greatest distance. A g1ft was also presented to Charles D Woode for attendmg 46 of these 4 door, factory air, V 8 engine, -automatic transmission, power steering & brakes, good white wall tires, while flnt•h. vinyl lop. radio, clean Inside. 1 992-2126 500 E. Main St., We Want To Make You Happy "Jort es Boy " orEN 992-2174 ' RIGGS USED CARS Mrs. MarclB Keller and Mrs. Located on St. Rt. 7 Barbara Sargent, were In charge of arrangements for th1s year 's reunion. Mrs. Rosemary Keller was elected president, Mrs. Chloris Gaul, secretary, for the 1974 reunion to be held at Royal Oak Park, The 49th annual HayesPomeroy, on the f1rst Sunday Young-Holloday School of AURUSI. Reunion was held SIIDday, Those attendmg were Mrs. August 5, on the old Holliday Om a Allen, Florida; Mr. and School gro\IDds with an atMrs. Wilbur Weber, tendance of 80. McKeesrock, Pa.; Mr. and A basket dinner was served Mrs. John Weber, John, at noon woth Mrs. Edna Hawk Cheryl, Kelly, Coraopohs~Pa ; asking the blessmg. Mrs. W1lma E. Haught, Akron; The afternoon program Mr. and Mrs Don Williams, began woth a welcome to all by David and Deanna, Columthe chairman, Hollie V Hayes. bus; Mr and Mrs. Jerry Gruba Taking part m the program and Tony, Columbus; Beverly was Mrs Merle Wood woth the Ntill, Belpre; Mrs. Elsie L. recitatiOn of two poems Hawk, Nannette, Cheryl, Those entertaining woth Pamela, Kenneth, Shelby; Mr duets were Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Donald Koenig, LitUe Charles D. woode, Mr. and Hocking; Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Gaul, Michael and Sara, Belpre; Mr and Mrs. Francis Bottom; Mr and Mrs Roger Case, Cheshire; Mrs. Doros Gaul, Roger and Lea Ann, Mr Koenig and Rickie, Mrs. Celia and Mrs. Roger Keller, Randy, Murphy and Pam, Mrs. Gary Rodney and Russell, Mr. and ·Cooper, Miss Brenda Boyles, Mrs. Keith Weber and Mllue, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Weber Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Keller, and VIda, Mr . and Mrs. Ernest Weber, all of Rt 3, Charles Weber and Jimmy, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Barbara David Baker, Cindy Domlgan, Gaul, Chesler; Mrs. Dorothy all of Tuppers Plains; Mr. and Kimes, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mrs. Junior Koenig, Eugene, Gruest1r, all of Pomeroy; Mr. Shlela, Bonnie, Chris, Mrs. and Mrs. Ted Myers and Monk Thema Farnsworth, Mrs . of Arlington, Va.; Mr. and Mrs Bruce Myers, Joyce, Linda, Bill Swatzel, Gallipolis and Mr. Bruce Allen, Leonard, Mr and and Mrs. Gordon Caldwell, Mrs. Floyd Weber, all of Long Tuppers Plains. Next Door lo tho '' Open Evenings 'Til 7 p.m. & Sat. 'til 5 p.m. Service 'Til 12 Noon on Saturdr; REMEMBER See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel 4-door, S2.000 miles, good tires, 6 'cylinder, automatic tronsmlsslon, block finish .., $395 BOAT MOTOR AND TRAILER UNDER SELL" - - - -- -- . town. Plus big used car sale I '66 OLDS F-85 •••.•....••••••..••••••••• '595 ------- ~----- al~ 62 Ford Fai~ane 4 Door-----------'95 MODERN SANITATION ALL WEATHER On BIG SAVINGS new models In stock. Largest selection In 307 auto . P S , Sharp 72 Cadillac Calais H.T., full power, air.--l5500 MATERIALS CO 17J-S5S4 Mason, W 500 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992-2174 '71 FORD CUSTOM................. •2195 ~========~========:_~================~ ROOFING 1;, ton, long wide bed, 6 cy l , std WOOD TRUSSES EXPERT PRICE CONSTRUCTION '72 CHEV. C10 ...................... •2395 USED CARS ASK US ABOUT PR~ FABRICATED Cond ~Vf-JIIol< h.. l.: SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC• PICKUPS -~---- 1972 BENELLl Mini -Enduro A-I con dii1QI1and extras Ca ll949 2225 PAR.KVIEW Kennels Poodles, 8 10 Jtc 1 toy mal e and 1 lemale BIG YANK SLACKS lfz PRICE SALE .• 9- The IJIIUy Senti,.,.!, Mlddleport.Pomeroy' 0 •AU~ItlO, 11173 i �• 1\T Brie~'s lleWS •ConUnued • • !romz' n· J' Puge I! It-The O.lly Sentilll'l. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Au~ust tO, 1973 Senator Deep freeze better says Mr. DiSalle " l'ropt•rt \' WASHING)'ON t UP!) - of the Office of Price StabilizaFormer Ohio Governor tion under President Truman Michael DISalle said here during the Korean War and has ThW'IIday President Nixon's ronsistently argu•'ll that votun• approach to lighting Inflation tary controls are Ineffective. waa "doomed fro in Ute start" "Every price increase is because he should have or- someone else's rost. " said Didered a "deep freeze " on all Salle. "The ultimate t'0>1 to the prices and sales right from the <..'O nswner is a combination of &tart. price Increases which-perhaps DISalle also served as head should not have been permitted to occur if a total, though temporary program had been in ef£ect.~~ WINS AWARDS "The attempt to enforce a PT . PLEASANT -· Two girls, active 4-H'ers, proudly wage and price program with a held the reins of the grand handful o> people was doomed champion and reserve grand from the beginning," he said. DiSalle said soaring food champion steers exhibited costs cotdd have been, stopped during the Baby Beef Show Thursday evening at the Mason before they stsrted if the administration had ordered a County Fair. Ten-year-old Sharon "deep freeze " of prices at all Newberry,daughteror Mr. and levels of production and sales Mrs. Robert J. Newberry of until the sales until the nation Route 1, Point Pleasant, led was " psychologically adher 1,085 poun(j Charolais- justed.'' Hereford cross steer into the ring for competition in the event that leads to the Baby Beer Sale tonight. · Cloudy, chance of showers Kathy Butler, 14-year-old and thundershowers tonight daughter of . Mr: and Mrs. and Saturday. Lows tonight in Verlln Butler of Glenwood, the mid to upper 60s. Saturday exhibited the Reserve Grand highs in the mid-80s . Champion, a Hereford steer weighing 1,055 pounds. NOW YOU KNOW The phrase "white elephant" originate)) after showman P. T. Barnum exhibited an albino elephant, but it did not attract TONIGI1T &.SAT. crowds and Barnum found it August lO-ll difficult to dispose of. Wt·atlwr MEIGS THEATRE VAMPIRE CIRCUS (Teehnicolorl Adrienne Corrl. Lawrence· Payne, Thurley Walters . PG COUNTESS DRACULA (Technicolor) Ingrid Pit!, Migel Green , Sandor Eies. Show Starts 1 p.m. ALL OKAY All petitions filed by candidates for school boards , trustee posts and small villages have been declared valid. The deadline was 4 p.m. Wednesfay. Trruj~f•·r~• Eugene T. German to Halph Wells, Diann Wells, Parcel, Olive. ·• Margaret E. Boyer to Thelma Boyer, Lots, Middleport - Sa lisbury . Margaret E. Boyer to Willard F. Boyer , Lots, Middleport. Bernice Barber to Monongahela Power Co., Ease., Olive. Royal Crown Bottling Co. of Middleport to Daniel Thompson, Louise Thompson, Lots 5, 6, Bosworth Add., Middleport. Charles C. Foster, Edna L. Foster·to David Todd Rhodes, Parcel. Lelll rt. · Jerrold E. Sullivan to Michael C. Williams, I Acre, '1, Acre, Bedford. John Carroll: dec'd. to Margaret Rose, John Carroll, Jr., Rolland Carroll. Mary Butcher, Eleanor Bohram, Aff. Trans., Syracuse. Mary Butcher, dec 'd. to Frank Butcher, Suzanne Cannon, Aff. Trans., Syracuse. Rolland Carroll, dec'd. to Margaret Rose, John Carroll, Jr., Eleanor Bohram, Suzanne Cannon, MI. Trans., Syracuse. Frank Butcher to Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. , !1elen L. Teaford, Lots 10 and II, Bridgeman's Add., Snacuse. Mary Suzanne Cannon to BACK s ~; AT DRIVING could cause · considerable cataVirgil B. Teaford, Sr., Helen L. strophe in a case lik e this. so Popeye keep s hls poodle Teaford, Lots 10 and 11 , mouth shut. Cyc ler in Ol~an, N.Y., is Linnea Marra , 10. Bridgeman's Add., Syracuse. Margaret Rose, Hershel Hose, Eleanor Bohram, John Bahram, to Virgil B. Teaford, Sr., Helen L. Teaford, Lot 10 Charles E. ' Bus' Lytle, the funeral home from 2 to 4 p. and 11, Syracuse. Minersville, Route I, died m. and from 7 to 9 p. m. today Veterans and Saturday. Thursday at Memorial Hospillll. The son of the late Charles E. and Frances Pond Lytle, Mr. Lytle was a member or the St. Paul Lutheran Church in Mrs . Rola Barnes, 99, Pomeroy. Hewas a veteran of Cuyahoga Falls, formerly of World War II and was emRutland, died Friday in ployed with the State Highway Cuyahoga Falls. · c ty Mrs. Barnes was born Jan. 1, Department in Meigs oun . Surviving are his wife, 1874 in Gallia County, the Thelma Karr Lytle; a daughter daughter of the late John and' and son-in-law, rilr. and Mr~. Matilda Roush . She was ·preceded in death by her Phillip Burgess, Syracuse; a grand.son, Kevin Burgess; two husband, Clarence, ; n 1934; a . brolhers, Robert, Chillicothe, daughter' a 'son and her and Kurtz of Algona, Iowa ; a parents . Surviving are a sister, Mrs. R. R. (Marjorie) daughter, Mrs. Mildred Heiser • Pellage ol Wuakasau, Wise. Cuyahoga Falls; seven Funeral services will be held grandchildren; 16 great- at 1 p.m. sunday at the Ewing grandchildren, and three Funeral Home with the Rev. great-great-grandchildren. Arthur Lund officiating. Burial Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday at the will be in Beech Grove . Martin Funeral Home in Cemetery. Friends may call at Rutland with the Rev. Robert Bumgardner officiating. Burial will be in the Wright Cemetery in Langsville . Friends may call at the funeral home any time on Sunday . . (Continued from Page I) From that lar I up )." Hughes dismissed as "playing the game or semantics" the administration explahatlon that the sceret Cambodl'a bombings, and n11sleadlng reports or them .. having taken place in South Vietnam, were in the Interest. of national security. But Hughes said "It was a complete deception ... It wos a matter of !act lies In ronsidering the (Pentagon's request) ' for appro11riations for the military.'' Hughes was interviewed on the CBS-TV Morning News program. , 1 , 1 the• uld ha spent nearly all Its own money and 01~vet un on, , • "' Ari..ciO $1.6 million oontrlbuled b~ the nation.. ' Title I aid slashed in Gallia, LOS ANGELES - AJJ,AMERICA center Bill :al~~j~ UCI.A suffered a nearlatlll buinblebee sting l&st week, e . " Daily Bruin reported Thurllda~ . Walton's older brother Bru~oe, rookie offensive tackle training with tile .~lias Cowboys .at ousand Oaks, c.lur., OO!d the newspaper, Bill was riding his ~~e and got stung by a bee. He didn't know he was ellerglc 10 bees. He rode home and collapsed. He Y"ent to the doctor who gave him an Immediate shot. · "The doctor told him If he hadn't acted quick!~ It could haye proven lata!." Bruce also said Bill will have to carry a kit with an antidote in case of another bee sting, the newspaper said . NO PLEDGES MADE COLUMBUS (UPI) Former Governor James A. Rhodes met here Thurllday with about 50 small-county llY HALE RoTHGEII.JR . GALLIPOLIS - Gallla COunty Local School Sut)()rlntendcnts, some of wtwm lac~ revoca tion or their ochool charters and county wide school consolldatlo•t In January, got unother joll Friday. Thomas Wil son, State Dept. of Education, and supervisor of the federally funded Title . , program, advised Gallla administrators that the county's Title I funds have been tentatively cut from $159,229 to $91 ,812 lor the 1973-1974 school term. The decrease affects all county and the Gallipolis Gity School System. ' The cutback is due to the 1970 population census which shows Gallia County does not have as many low income families as It did have when the title · progrqm was Initiated in 1965. Wilson said the state will receive the same amount that it always did, but that while smaller counties such as Gallla and Meigs were sharply cutback, the larger Republican chairmen but received no pledge of support In his bid for the GOP gubernatorial nofl)lnation In 1974. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY counties which showed an .Increase In low Income lamllles, rec~ived u<hlftl onal funding. Wilson suggested tha t local superi ntenden ts conla~l Congreils mun Clarence E. Miller and other government leaders to see If anything cun be done to retain the usual federal funded allocations. The new order Is a federal directive. The eutback will cost each dlotrlcl thou•ands ol federal dollars and will ' mean additional lloandal burden• il their Tille I teach en and otdeo are now under contract. Ky~er Creek Local Dlstri~t was one of the hardest hit by Friday's action. Until last year, the Kyger Creek District received approximately $23,000 undeo· the Title I project for its Remedial Reading program. A year ago, that amount was cut to $13,000, and was reduced Friday to just $2,635. This means the Kyger Creek Local Board of Education PORTABLE RADIO VOL. 8 NO. 28 polystyrene cabinet. I lh% 13-MONTH CERTIFICATE SUITS FILED Divorce suits have been filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Pamela Coilde, Pomeroy, against James P. Conde, Rl. I, Reedsville, and by Mindy Susan Davis, Middleport, against Richard Joseph Davis, Middleport, both charging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty, Concept-90 AM pocket portable radio. Has a "see-lhru" slide-rule dial and black I PASSBOOK SAVINGS I I 1-YEAR CERTIFICATE I ANNUAL RATE ANNUAL RATE %% ANNUAL RATE MONDAY SOUTHEASTERN Ohio Gospel Music Association meets at 7:30 p.m. at Allen Hall Rio Grande College. .I 2-YEAR CERTIFICATE I ' % ANNUAL RATE Interest • . high In Meigs fair WALLACE of the Meigs C0Ul)ty ,Fair Board: Is putting ill busy times on these days wrapping up details for ,the 1973 county fair which opens at the Rock Springs Fairgrounds for a five dai run Tuesday. The Gambil Amusement' Cu. will be on the grounds. •• POMEROY - Leading the way in registrations of the open class competition ol the Meigs County Fair which opens for a live day run Tuesday were the two flower shows which open on Wednesday. and Friday. A total of 363 entries were made for the two flower shows at the open class deadline which was 4 p.m. Friday. The domestic arts department has 159 entries while the horticulture division has 139 entries. The number of entries in other 1 departments include dairy cattle, 84 ; beef cattle, \9; granges, fpur;_ .horse conf.w;l))iltlon,. 2\J; , ~heep and SWI.·ne, ·seven; poUltry, three, and rabbits, 3. The registrations 'do not inclu~e the numerou.. entries of a varied nature making up the junior fair held in conjunction with the ·senior fair . LIVE ENTERTAINMENT •Minimum $1,000.00 • Payable Quarterly • Minimum $1,000.00 .Japan ' s mu seu m cll y and ancient capital , Kyoto. MASON DRIVE-IN They Play Everything! SATURDAY NIGHT 10 TIL 2 THE MEIGS INN · 992-3629 POMEROY .'J " 'I) 1t ' I II /J 1 q/ 1 11 1 TONIGHT AUGUSTIO STUDENT TEACHERS PLUS STUDENT NURSES Ela ine Glflos , Karen Car'lson, Br ioni Farrel! · Rated R SATURDAY AUGUST II THE DEADLY BEES !Color! Suzanna Lei gh Plus THE VULTURE Robert Hutton > - ' ' pomeroy rutland pomeroy national bank the bank of the ce·ntury established 1872 All Deposits Insured to $20,000.00 By The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. t:" CHAMBER SPEAKER - Jim COmstock; editor and ']lllbllsher of the West Virginia Hillbilly, will be guest speaker for t)]e Gallipolis Area Chamber .of Commerce's firs~ semi' annual dinner in the Rio Grande College cafeteria on Thursday, Sept. 61at 7:30p.m. Tickets (or the event are $6 per person, and may be purchased at the chamber office, 16 State St. , Gallipolis, prior to Sept. 3. (Sec today's Dateline on Page 15 for more details.) COLUMBUS -Ohio llatural Resources Director WI!Uaril B. Nye today anno11nced his deparlment has received an f83,5&S grant from the U. S. Environmental Protection Agency to conduct a feasiblllty study for a sand erosion abatement project in northern Meigs County. The federal money and 114,745 jn state funds will be Jaed to finance the $98,300 ' •tudy. · The study, to be conducted for the Department ol Natural Resources by Dunbar Geological Engineers of (Continued oo Page 15) AEPto bring ' in coal CANTON - Plans for the development of a major coal-transfer facility on the '' • '' BUY SCHOLARSHIP BEEF - Four local businesses, Johnson's Market , Two River Motor Company,. Mason County Insurance and Oty Ice & Fuel, repurchased the grand champion beef when it was sold for a second time last night. Proceeds from the resale went into the Citizens Natlonlll Bank Fair Scholarship fund. Pictured are Art Hart-. ' '' . ley, City Ice & Fuel; E. Bartow Joiles, Two River Motor Co., Harley Hartley, City Ice & Fuel ;. Lew Wiley, Mason County Insurance ; Vance Johnson, Johnson's Super Market; Wally Allbrighl, meat manager at Johnson's No.2 store and Sharon . Newberry, who sold the grand champions .. MARTIN FORD of Galli polls purchased Terry Herdman's Reserve Champion Hog for $1.35 apound. Pictured with the Leon youth and his animal are Mason Fair Queen Rita Garland and Dr. Jatnes L. Dailey, who represented Martin Ford. '950,000 going to victims of bridge · pillars of Tofukuji Temple in ( assured eMinim11m $1,000.00 wood is framed by massive '/ ' ' .... , • Payable Quarterly~ FIER CE guardian of the {, •' , ' 4-PIECE GROUP WITH VOCALIST Erosion study ' gate , a samurai sculpte'd in PRICE 20 CENTS Pomeroy-Middleport Payable Quarterly FEATURING WATER WHEEL Families Dale of W~hdrawal For Furthet Information Visit Our Main Office in Pomeroy or Our Branch in Rutland. . OR Phone Us At 992-2133 in Pomeroy or 742-4681 in Rutland. BY POPULAR REQUEST 1'hnn 12,()()0 To ' RETURN ENGAGEMENT Your Invited Guest Reaching More - • • • Depos~ , David C. Campbell, local superintendent, said the government added addiional funds due Lo the location of the · Children's Home In the di•trict. North Gallia has already employed a teacher and aides under the Title I program, another teacher is needed, but will not be employed until final approval of the Title I monies is received. . · Persons hired under the Title I program are under contract with the SUNDAY, AUGUST12, 1973 Gallipolis-Point Pleasant , Dale of progrc.m . board of education and must be paid even if the money must come from the general fund . Meigs County was decreased from $181,tH 1o $79,981. Metas Co. Supt. of School• Robert Bowen lndleattd Ii'l'fday hia ofllce had not been Informed or the projected cuts. Meigs Local District Supt. George Hargra•e• conllnned by telephone with the State Department ol Education that the culs were forthcoming. They said they expect to meet with Wilson next. Tuesday when the reduction apparently will be explained. Hargraves declined c'omment on particulars or the slashes until his meeting with Wilson. He said administrators had been advised that cuts - extent unknown - likely would be· ..-dered for the 1974-75 term, but the forthcoming action relative to this term were "entirely unexpected," and "most unfortunate." 3 SECTIONS Fonner Rutland resident dies % Yt::~r. 'l'wo teachers and two aides are employ~'ll under Southwestern's remedial readint.t pro~ram . The district had 33 low income families, all residing in Perry 1'wp. None w11s listed In Greenfield and Walnut Townships or Centerville Pet. North Gallia Local District, although cut from $40,000 to $:1:1,63~, will be able to handle its overa ll remedial reading . 30 PAGES ANNOUNCING NEW INTEREST RATES It's A MOTOROLA from lttst Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valle-v ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ,1\ In 'fitJe f funds, ft annan Truce and ~outhwcstern I<JCal Dlst<icts were tdso hit hard by the 11cw formulu . DermiR Murdock, local superi ntendent at ft annan 'l'n•cc, reported his program wag cut $20,000. Murdock said one an<J ti•P· lhirds te•chers were employed under Tille I along with four teac her aide• . The cutback will drastically affect Hannan Trace's 1\emedlal Rea dln~ program. Under the new fo rmula ba.ed upon the 1970 census, flannan Trace has only :161ow income famille•. 29 In Guyan Twp. and seven In ,Ohio 'i'wp. None was listed hi Crown City Village or Harrison Twp . According to Lloyd !.. Myers, acting local superintendent at Southwestern, his district applied for $25,000 but will get only $12,000. S~uthw e•ter n , according ·to Myers, would be in trouble this year if $12,000 in federal fu nd~• had not been carried over tmts· FRIDAY AND SATURDAY OPEN UNTIL 9 PM ' ~ I~ ~lve Ga llipolis, $3:J,6ii0 ezgs + Cloudy today and tonight. High today in the 80s. Chance of showerS 50 percent tonight and Monday. Special sale prices all over the sto.re. It's an excellent time to buy your Back-to-School and Back-to-College needs.- Bring the family. Select the size, style and color you like, the luggage you want, sheets, bedspreads. - You can save on Kimball Pianos during our piano sale - Save at the Warehouse on Mechanic Street on Whirlpool Air Conditioners - And remember to save you saleslips and payment on account slips - They are valuable to you. ' mu•l /lOW find u te;u·hlng pO!Iitlon for i~• remedial r·cuding Instructor·. According to Wilson, the Till • 1 runding Is ba~~<d upon a government formulu devised by laking the number ol low ln. come families in the district 1UtO!Ie making $2,000 and above up w$5,000 per yea~) and multiplyin~ it with o ba11<d figure of $155 . Under the 1970 census, Kyger Creek District has only 17 families in fhal group, 10 situated In the Village of Che•hire and seven located at Kyger. According to City School Superintendent Paul Kuhn, Gallipolis City School• will lose $9,500 under the new formula . Last year, the city received $44,200 under Title I. The city has tw9 remedial reading instructors plus several teachers' aides. Under the government's formula based upon the 1970 census, there are 270 low income families in the district which will Weather NIGHT UNTIL 9 PM Otarles Lytle died Thursday • BALTIMORE (UPI) - The estates of 46 persons, killed when the Silver Bridge spanning the Ohio River between Kanauaa Ohio, and Point Pleasant, W. va ., co!l~psed Into the water in 1967, will get f950,000 in damages under a U. S. DlstriO\ Court order. The ruling by Federal Judge Frank A,. Kaufman settles all Individual claims filed In Ohio, West Vlr~lnla and Maryland agaililt U.S. Steel Corp., the builder which was ordered 10 pa~ f750,000. Several engineering !Irma affiliated with the J . E. Qrlener Co., a Baltimore based consulUng firm, ~re to pay the othe. f200,000. Tht ruling allecta only suit& filed on behalf of victims. The allocation of d-'"a~~ payment& will be filed ·by attorney~ later. Some claims flied by ·the , slate of West VIrginia against the U. S. government are pending in a U.S. Circuit Court suit. ~ The bridge collapsed during U1e evening rush hour Doc. 15, 1967. Inspectors later attributed the accident to a broken "f" beam on the old bridge. A new onQ was erected· a mile downs\feam. $88,098 RECEIVED GALLIPOLIS - Oallla County received 188,098 In license plate. distribution funds according to C. Donald Curr~, State Registrar o! Mot..- Vehicles. Each county receives a share of·total plate revenues based upon the number or vehicles registered there. Ohio River in southern Illinois have been announced by the American Electric Power System. Ohio Power Company Is one of seven operating companies In the AEP System. . The terminal will transfer coal from railroad cars to river barges lor delivery to AEP System power-generating stations in the Ohio Valley in both Ohio and Indiana. Bulk of the coal would be low.. ulfur fuel from the lar west, although some of it could come from mines in the midwest. The new facility will be built on a !)()(). acre site In Illinois about eight miles west . of Paducah, K,entucky, and is ex;iected 10 represent an ultimate Investment In excess or $16 million: AEP Chairman Donald C. Cook, In announcing the plans, said that the terminal would some day become one of the nation's principal fuel-transfer pointa, and he particularly stressed Ita significance for the AEP System and ils Uknillion .electric power customers. "This Is a key step," he said, "in assuring a fuel supply for a large number of our power planta In the Ohio Valley, which In turn wlll help assure our continued abllliy to provide an ln)por~nt area of the country with the electric energy supply it.will require In the future.u ' . He also emphasized the signlllcance of the lacillty with respect to the AEP System's continuing efforts to assure the (Continued on Page It . All nurses pass test ' THIS CREW OF WORKEI\S under direction ol Fair Boord member Bill Smith are putting the finn! cleanup 1' touches on the Rock Springs Faii·grounds In preparation f..the Tuesday oponlng or the I lOth Meigs Cotmty FRir. GALLIPOUS - All 1973 graduatea ot the Holzer Medical Center School of Nursing succe~uUy pas.!ed the llcerwlng examination of.the Ohio Board of Nurllins Education and Nurse Reglatratlon. They are now legally qualified to ·call them· selvea regiatered nurses, Pasaing li(Qre lor the examination Ill 350. The Holzer acorea lot· tile lin examlnatlona are: med.lcal nun1n1, 174; surgical nuralng, 183; oblt.lrlc nurllna, S89; nursing of children 649; ptycW.Iril: nursing, 646. •' I !h � 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 08. 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