https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/321bdb1b76a56cd2f929d3cac6259244.pdf a977b4949a1d18c2285d0d5030a89f27 PDF Text Text • Fidtllers tvill compete .11cxm in Nelsonville -- \ - • \ NF; LSONVll.l.E .- The Parade of the Hills, each year bere , one of •the major community festivals in southeastern Ohio, hos a chief attraction In the Old-Time Fiddler 's Convention and Contest-scheduled this year on Friday, Aug . 24. .During the afternoon from 36 p.m., old-time musicians will gather in lhe town square to· play folk and mountain music featuring the musical heritage of Appalachia. From tHl p.m., there will be square dancing. The Ohio State Championship Old-Time Fiddler's contest will begin nt 8 p.m. 'l'he Fiddler's convention has attracted many fine musicians from Ohio, West Virginia, and ' A TURNING WORLD created by the Future Homemakers of America and the F~tu~e Farmers of America of Meigs High School won second place honors In Wednesday mght s youth parade at the Meigs County Fair. CEREMONY SCHEDULED COLUMBUS ( UPI )Groundbreaking ceremonies were scheduled for today for the $2.6 million New London water supply reservoir in Huron County. The 221-acre facility will be financed jointly by the state Natural Resources Department and the city of New London. £)~1~?':6_ u thru August 2J AUGUST 24 lhru 26 HEARTBREAK KID WHO~M1? Plus I am more powerful than the combined armies of the world. THE MAN I have i:lestroyed more men than all the wars of the nations. I am more deadly than bullets, and I have wrecked more homes than the mightiest of guns. I steal in the United States alone over $500,000,000 each year. I spare no one, and I find my victims amopg the rich and the poor alike, the young and the old, the strong and the weak. Widows and orphans know me. . . I loom up to such proportions that I cast my shadow over every field of labor, from the turning of every grindstone to the moving of every railroad train. I massacre thousands upon thousands of wage-earners in a year. I lurk in unseen places, and do most of my work silently. You are warned against me, but you heed not. · I ani relentless. I am everywhere - in the home, on the streets, in the factory, at railroad · crossin~s. and on the sea. . ' I bring sickness, degradation and death, and yet few seek to avoid me. I destroy,crush and maim; I give nothing buttake all. I am your worst enemy. I I AM CARELESSNESS!! -Anon. August 31 thru Sept. 4 BATTLE FOR THE ' P~ANET OF THE APES . SHOW STARTS7 P.M. MASON DRIVE-IN .. . • ( I I 1 '' l ~'I l u. II ••• ~.. UUUI'L: ' ' jl ' ! I \ Tonight & Friday Aug. 16, 17 FLY ME !Color) IRJ -PlusTHE HOTBOX !Color) Rickey Richardson I RI SATURDAY Aug. 18 DOWN HILL RACER ~at ~1' !Color> Clear east, partly cloudy COOLVILLE - Linda Lou Robert Redtord west tonight. Lows in the upper -Plus~iewart, 23, died early today at THE OUT 50s to the mid 60s. Variable the Arcadia Nursing Home, OF TOWNERS cloudiness : Friday with a Jack Lemmon chance of afternoon thun- Coolville. Mrs. Stewart is survived by --•Sa•n•d•y•De•n•n•ls _ _ _ l -dershowers west high in the 1 her former husband, Rodger low to mid 80s. Stewart, Pomeroy; her Brov;n, mother, Violet Pomeroy; her father, Clarence Brown, Delaware; one son, Randy, Pomeroy; two sisters, Patricia Carpenter, Belpre and Brenda Brown, Pomeroy; two brothers, Kenneth Brown, ·Colwnbus and Larry Brown of Delaware; paternal grandmother, Minpie Brown, FRIDAY ONLY! ' Delaware; paternal grand; father, Gideon Brown, Pt . Pleasant, and maternal LUSTRA-WARE grandfather, Earl Dewitt, Montgomery, W.Va. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Ewing Chapel with the Rev. Robert Stewart Officiating. Burial will be in Meigs Memory Gardens. Friends may call at ths funeral home after 6 p.m. today. W h Stewart dies Ill Paper Towel HOLDER 5-10.10 FERTILIZER 69 50 lb.$ bag AUGUST SALE DAYS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9130 TO 9 PM Famous Maker PRE-SEASON COAT SALE s. finally has balance of payments WASIDNGTON (UP!)- For the first time in nearly four years the -United States has a of favorable balance payments. The Commerce Department reported Wednesday that foreign currency coming into the United States during the second quarter of this year was nearly $11 billion more than the outflow of dollars during the first three months, for a $463 million SIIJ'Plus. It w~e first surplus since the last quarter of 1969. A $10.5 billion deficit was recorded during the first three months of the year. Officials, however, cautioned against assigning great significance to the relatively small, seasonally adjusted, surplus. The trade deficit narrowed from $1 billion during the first quarter to $300 million during the second. The change early this year from fixed to floating exchange rates in Europe, along with large Japanese sales of .dollars to maintain the vlllue of the yen, accounted for !_he payments turn-around, the department's BUreau of Economic Analysis .reported. In addition, American investors were discouraged from investing abroad because of high domestic Interest rates. The dollar has been gaining strength steadily on international markets in recent. weeks, reflecting new confidence in the health of the U.S. economy in relationship to other nations, and a declining price of gold. The low point in the balance of payments occurred at the end of 1971 with $29.7 billion deficit. Holzer Medical Center (Discharged) Carolyn Rhodes, Byrd Patterson, Sondra Will, Mrs. David Whaley and daughter, Everett Thorne, Maude Saunders, Thomas Ragland, Joyce Potter, Artha Peoples, Ruth . Lucas, Oscar Exline, Ethel Ewing , Frederick Denney , Dorothy Collins, Nancy Baisden, Joyce Harris, William Woodridge, Helena White, Glenda Lawson, Debna King, Emma Johnson, Mrs. Charles lhle and son, Rose SAVINGS TO 50% .OFF AND.. MORE! STILL IN EFFECT! -· BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLE~RT, . 0. • . . Pt. Pleasant Livestock Sales Company Pt: Pleasant, W. Va. Saturday, Auguitn, 1973 HOGS - 175 to 220, 60 to 50.25; Heavies 56 to 60; Lights 52 to 60 ; Fat Sows 49.75 to 51.50; Boars 40 to 45; j>igs 24 to 40; Stock Shoats 45 to 50. CATTLE - Steers 60 to 64.50; Heifers . 41 to 50; Fat Cows 46; Canners 33.75 to 42; Bulls 29.50 to 50.26; Milk Cows 281 to 425; Stock Cows and Calves 465 to 700; Stock Steers 61 to 64; Stock Heifers 48 to 56; Stock Steer .Calves 64 to 79.50; Stock Heifer Calves 60.50 to 66.75. VEAL CALVES - Tops 82; Seconds 79.90; Medlwn 78.30 to . 79.85; Common and Heavies 74 to 7H; Culls 71 to' 73. i Any 4.00 ·Mens Tie - - - - - - Sale 2.88 Any 4.50 Mens Tie • - - - - - Sale 3.~8 Any 5.50 Mens Tie - - - - - - Sale 4.38 Mens and Boys $4.00 and 55.09. White and a fine selection of fashion colors .. All popular wide widths. Boys sizes 20 to 28. Mens sizes 28 to 44. Mens and Boys 5.00 Belts - - - - - - Sale 2.50 Mens and Boys 4.00 Belts - - - - - - Sale 2.00 Save one-third on a new Fall Dress .· selected from our regular stock. Misses - Juniors - Half Sizes . PRE TEEN • YOUNG JUN lOR Silk.Rayon blends .- Squares - oblongs _.._.... ......-.--..~._..._.. .. Sale 1.29 --~--..-.--~.......... ~-----~~·-~ ,-- SLEEPWEAR SALE Vynocel $6.9 5 Serene Long Gowns and Pajamas Halter style. Big seledion>of prints. WINDOW SHADES BED PILLOWS SALE Y2 PRICE 36"x6' Washable - Durable Press Cover Friday and Saturday Two Days Only While . Lt. Tan . Green. Regular 51.49 . · Friday and Saturday Reg. 69c WOMEN'S PANTIES ,........__5_·4. 9. . ~....._-SA_LE-:-.9-'---.... GIRDLE SALE Discontinued styles from a J ust Received A Big Shipment famous maker . while they last . CORNING WARE- CORELLE DINNERWARE COOK, BAKE AND SERVE WARE 5 pairs 2.50 r Linger.ie Department First Floor 1f2 Price ~ke ware sets . Dinnerware sets . Percolators . Covered Saucepols · Serving Pl~lters · Lorge Bowls . Stack Cups . Coffee Cups· Serving Bowls · Large Plates In your choice of decorations and white. Once-A- Year Savings SUPP-HOSE SALE SALE I BOYS. AND GIRLS - .. ••. 95 Pantyhose Now $4.95 BICYCLES 2 pairs 9.65 Reg. 54 •95 Pantyhose and Stockings Now $ 4 .25-~ 2 o'tnch Bikes - 24 Inch size and 26 Inch boys and girls 2 pairs 8.25 bicycles. All famous American makes - known for good Hosiery Department, Main Floor construction and superior styling. --·- Save on the bicycles you want now eilher lor yourself or boy or girl in your family. FLASH CUBES .J"r · Wrangler Jeans f.j fabrics. 63/• FIGURINES oz. FlASH CUBES Sale 1.17 .Pkg. of 3 Fridai>·Salurday Sale Photo,Shop, Main Floor Housewares Dept. Bird figurines In white, black, amber, red, yellow and omethopt. SALE 1.00 •, 1, Super Aluminum Reusable All Purpose Specia I Group . For all roasllng an~ baking. Cleans easlly - Browns unlfor. mly. Roasts ha.ms up 'to 15 .lbs. · · , Friday:Saturday .·tl"xl 2 "•3" Regular 79c. · 14.95 DRESS SLACKS l 0 •88 50C VISIT THE FURNITURE DEPARTMENT --·-----------------"'1 ON THE THIRD FLOOR See the e.cellent selection of turniture. You'll llke the new Living Room Suites. Open stock Bedroom Furniture R"egular Bedroom Suites · Chairs . Box Springs and Mat. tresses. Lamps · ,Piclures - Tables. Cedar Chests . Sofa Beds and Studio Couches. You'll like the fine quality of furnliure on sole at Elbertelds. You'll see brahds that are nationally known and nailonally advertised In the leading home decorator magazines . Ask about Elberfelds Credit Service - It's a good way to buy the -MANY SPECIAL VALUES furn iture you need. . .- -. . I ... I I POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1973 With Zip Out Lining Sizes 36 to 461n shorts. regulars and longs . Solid colors - black - tan . Ioden green. Raglan shoulders , Slash pockets . removable zip· out pile lining . Regular price $29.95. Friday - Saturday 19.90 I _ _ .... 1 ...... - . . - . . . , _ Speclol sale prices now on Whlrlpo(JI Air Cond111oners . Whirlpool Trash Mashers. Big sole now ot Perfecllon Ott and Goo Heaters · Magic Chef Gas or Electric Ranges . Whirlpool Washers · Dryero · Refrigerators. ·Big sale go.lfl!l on now on Carpet by fhe yard. You can really save. Bring In your measurements. Sale of Linoleum · Congoleum and Arm- strong makes. ~ive to .the Warehouse . Plenty of fr" p1rklng . · It 11 be worth your while . -:- FREE CUSTOMER PARKING ON SECOND STREET AND AT ELBERFELDS MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY TEN CENTS: Prices falling DOUBLE HONORS - Denise Dean, RD Pomeroy, is owner of the grand champion Holstein at the Meigs County Junior Fair which also won grand champion in the Better Livestock Lineup. Ex-aide cops plea By JAMES R. KING United Press International Wholesale meat buyers think shoppers who hoarded ._ groceries during Phase Ill price controls have now stopped going to .the supermarket and started eating from their freezers. This is the explanation given for the sudden plunge in prices on Midwest wholesale meat markets the past two days. . "The people just aren't . buying any meat now/' a spokesman for the Livestock Market News in Des Moines said . "They are simply refusing to pay the higher prices now. Those who have meat stocked in the freezers are living off that,. and those who don't have any meat · ~:~~?are refusing to buy any . WASHINGTON (UP!) - Jeb tee, hampering the investigac Stuart Magruder, a key aide in tion; concealing evidence and President Nixon's campaign lying under oath. The informahist year, says he feels lion filed against Magruder by "comfortable" after pleading special Watergate Prosecutor guilty to conspiracy In the Archibald Cox also accused him · Watergate affair. of taking part in a conspiracy "I feel as good as you can to "misrepresent that the TWIUGHT RACES - Sid Spencer drove four winners Thursday in the fair Wider the circumstances," Ma- Central Intelligence Agency had gruder said 7'hursday a short an interest · in limiting the time after he entered-the plea . investigation." In U.S. District ·court. "I Magruder, 38, whp was ·decided it Was best to plead deputy director of the Nixon re~ gullty to the charges·as stated, election committee lil 1972, Phase DI price controls have l11 -'" I feel comfortable having stood at parade rest as he done so." entered his plea before Chief been lifted for all food products To the delight of local racing stead Charlie," owned by Dr. Third place in the second The charges against Magrud- U.S. District Court Judge John except beef, and the ceiling on Jacob Weinberger, Gallipolis, fans, Sid Spencer, former beef prices ends Sept. 12. race was Jerry's Shadow er accused him of conspiring to J. Sirica. and Roger and Sidney Spencer Pomeroy mayor and for many Grain prices have also taken owned by Charles Jacobs of tap the telephones of the "! plead guilty," Magruder of Pomeroy to first place years a professional harness Farmersville, while Im(Continued on page 10) Democratic National Commit- (Continued on page 10) · horse driver and trainer , positions. peccable Lady owned by R. R. Second in the second race, scored four wins in Thursday Fuller and John Hazard of evening's twilight racing at the for two year old pacers, was Caldwell was second in the Wido Dea , owned by C. and J. sixth race . Spencer received Meigs County Fair. In the second and sixth Dilger, Centerbrirg, and Wido the saddle pads and head races, Spencer drove "Farm- Dean was a third in the sixth numbers provided by the Five race . Points Grill. fj\"'j''::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:~;:; :;::<:: :::;:;:;:;:::::::::;:::::*::::::::::::::<::::::<::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::<::::<::;; In the thi;d and seventh race Spencer again placed first, this time driving Ywn Ywn Girl. Second place in the third went .to Trotalot owned and· driven · By United Press International NEW YORK - A COMET SOARING toward Earth could by Donald Spencer, formerly of create a spectacle as good or better than the sensation created in Pomeroy and now of Marietta 1910 by Halley's Comet according to astronomers at the Hayden and son of Sidney Spencer Planetarium. The Kohoutek Comet, which was discovered this while third place in the third ,year, will pass within 80 million miles of Earth during the first week in January. The space agency in Houston Thursday tentatively set the Partly cloudy through launch·of.theSkylab3astronauts.fllr Nov. 9togivethema chance Saturday with a chance of for a rare, closeup view of the comet. The Kohoutek Comet is thundershowers mainly afapproaching the sun and cannot be sighted at present. It will ternoon and evening. High become visible to telescopes in the fall and should become visible today and Saturday in the low to the naked eye in December. 1to mid 80s. L<Jw tonight in the mid to upper 6oS. ' COLUMBUS - GOY. JOHN J . GILLIGAN said Thursday insubordination "would not be tolerated" and defended state correction officials for taking "decisive action" against guards staging a walkout at the Southern Ohio Correctional Institute. EXTENDED OiJtLOOK The Ohio Rehabilitation and Correction Department began Saturday through Monday, disciplinary action against guards who refused to report for work high temperatures In the 80s on the second day Thursday. lows In the 60s. A chance of "There is no strike at Lucasville ," the governor said. "Sate showers about Tueoday. (Continued on page 10) ;;:::::~:;::::;;::;;:;:::::::: ::;~~**·~·:·::::::::>.'» sne .· n cer y grounds first session of twilight racing. delights hOTne fOlks :I:"'. ~ ,ews.• in Briefsfl!· went to Wolf Pen Bert owned by Leroy Eichinger of Pomeroy and driven by R. Neal. The Eichinger horse placed second In the seventh race with Con Kya owned by Mrs. Connie Majors of Jerusalem placing third in the seventh. The third and seventh races were for three year old trotters. The saddle pads and head numbers awarded to Spencer as driver of the top animal in the two races were provided by tlie Meigs County branch or the Athens Savings and Loan. The first and fifth races were also two year old pacers as were the second and sixth races because of the large number of horses ·registered making two fields for the pacers necessary. Taking first in the first and second in the fifth was Carroll's Gratia, another local horse owned by Dorotha L. and Donald McKenzie of Pomeroy and driven by Burdell McKinney ·or Middleport. The McKenzie horse was the best of the fifth and first races receiving the head number and saddle pads also contributlld by the Five Points Grill. Second and third in the first and fifth races, respectively, was ConTan Time owned by E. and J . Dilger of Centerburg. Lord Buxton, owned by the Weinberg-spencer combination and driven by Sidney Spencer was third in the first First In the fifth race was Butler's Baby, owned by Jessie and Donald Bolen of Bioomlngliurg. However, Butler's Baby was fourth in the first race. Top horse in the fourth and eighth races for pacers was Queens Oh, owned by Robert Frederick of Eaton. Queens Oh placed first in the fourth and third in the eighth. Second in the fourth was Oakwood Candy owned by Michael Perkins and Jerry Griner of Circleville while Wingait Climax owned by Doris Newhart, Marietta was third. Oakwood Candy was second in the eighth - and Tuloma, owned by Virginia Russ, Oak Hill, was first In the eighth. The saddle pads and head nwnbers presented to Queens Oh were provided by the Dale C. Warner Insurance Agency. LOCAL TEMPS Temperature in downtown Pomeroy Friday at 11 a.m. was 77 degrees under partly cloudy skies. . OPEN BOTH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS '. UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK .PHONE 992·2156 --------------------~~------- lltttUI.il!: Hl'l'- Raymond Yerian, Caldwell, sandwiched his truck carrying a rock drill with an extended boom into the superstructure of the Route 124 bridge over Leading Creek at Langsville · . .- . . - . . Men's All Weather Coats . .......... P'"W-r- . ELBERFELD$ WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC STREET 7.50 - , VOL. XXV NO. 88 Weather ROASTERS MEN'S DOUBLE KNIT ~ GLASS Cold water wash for all fine '' Magic Cube 2.00 ...__ $2.00 WOOLI.TE Pkg. of 3 ·. Sale • 14oz. blue denim. Regulars and Slims. Not every size but a good selection. Regular price 54.98. Friday-Saturday Sale ____.,.. . --..-....:.. Blue Dot Boys Sizes B to 18 Super Lean Devoted To '17u! lntere.u Of Tlae· Meiga-M010n Area SPECIAL 9.M YOUNG JUNIORS BRA AND en tine Terrazzo and Miramar 100 Per Cent Cotton Spreads Two excellent patterns in beautiful bright colors. Full size. Friday and Saturday. Regular $12.98 spread. - Solids and prints SENIOR GRAND L11AMP10N GUERNSEY in the senior division In the open class dairy cattle judging Thursday at Meigs County Fair was owned by Janice Carnahan, Racine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Carnahan. Showing the winning animal is Janice's brother, Tony. SENIOR GRAND CHAMPION JERSEY In the senior division, open class, was owned by Debbie Perry, Hili Country ·FarnJS, Athens. The animal was judged during the dairy cattle judging at the Meigs County Fair Thursday. . - 100 per cent Silks and R~g. ~j:·98 • I 8.69 MORGAN-JONES BEDSPREADS WOMEN'S SCARFS Special $3.00 • ... .... . ,L.... Pleated front - pleated pockets with button down flap. Tailored sleeves with ample shoulder and elbow room. Adjustable waistband. 13'1• ounce all cotton blue denim. Sizes 34 to 50 In regulars and longs. • · Frida)'- Saturday Sale Special Purchase By Revlon GRAND CHAMPION Jersey trophy went to Robin Windland, Coolville, in dajry cattle judging at the Meigs County Junior Fair Thursday morning , .. WESTERN JACKETS Our entire stock is included in this sale. Savings on important Back-to-School styles. Childrens Dept., Second Floor INTIMATE COLOGNE . Lee Rider 9.59 Mens and Young Mens SPORTSWEAR SALE Reg. $6.00 _..... . TOP SHOWMAN - Mark Mora, RD Pomeroy, was selected as grand champion dairy showman of the Meigs County Junior Fair Thursday during judging of dairy cattle. •• ... . LEATHER BELTS FALL DRESSES FLARE LEG JEANS BARG·AINSI I l Four· in·hand ties ar~d ready lied ties. Solid colors - neat patterns. Save up to 2S per cent by buying early during our Two-Oay Pre Season Sale of Misses, Junion and Pre Teen Coats. Big selection of Pant Coats and Regular lengths .in solid colors and plaid$. Fur. trims, casuals, simulated leathers, dressy styles - all at sal.e prices this weekend . PAROCHIAL AID COLUMBUS (UPI) - Uss than an hour after Ohio's new Sizes 32 to 42 waist. Select your correct length. plan to aid nonpublic schools Solid colors. 100 per cent polyester. became law, a U.S. District Friday -Saturday Sale! judge issued a temporary restraining order stopping the measure from being put into effert. The order prevehts the Hysell, Lucy Hunt, Truman ... state from spending $81.4 mil- Goble, Willard Cwnbo, Mollie Young Mens Fashion lion on "auxiliary services" for Crum, Lynn Crosswhite, parochial and private schools. Donald Brumfield, and Hoover The Ohio American Civil Ayers. (Births) Liberties Union filed the suit Mrs. Larry s. Hoscher, a son, against the new plan last Pomeroy ; Mrs. Steven Little, a Blue denim - 100 per cent cotton - 26 Inch flare month . son , Middleport; Mrs. Robert leg · cuffed. Sizes 28 to 38 waist. Short, medium. Booher, a daughter, Jackson; long and extra long lengths . Regular price $8.95. Mrs . Gilford Turley, a daughter, Vinton; Mrs. Robert Friday· Saturday Sale Miller, a son, Oak Hill. CLOSEOUT PRICE r MEN'S NECKTIES . I Dear Sir : I found this copy among my old letters. It was sent home by one of my sons serving in the Marines while overseas in 1950. How true these words are in our times today. - Mrs. Neva Grimm, 832 E. Main St. , Pomeroy. Theatre Closed KentuCky. . . Let~rs of opinion are welcomed. They should be lees ~.1 MusiCians and other Ill· . rd 1 · ( be bjeet to reduction by the I terested persons may obtain than 300 wo s ong or su , information by writing to The editor) and must be signed wtth the slgoee s address. I ld-Time Fiddler 's ConNames may be withheld upon pubUc•llon. However, on I vention, Box 253, Route 2, request, names will be disclosed. Letters should be In good 1 Athens, Ohio 45701. taste, addre.,ing issues, not peno.naUtles. · t MEIGS THEATRE August -------------------I ______ ., ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY Langsville ,bridge closed The Gallla-Melgs Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol Investigated two traffic accldenta Thursday, one forcing closure of bridge over Leading Creek near Langsville In Meigs County. · The patrol said the bridge on SR 124 is closed following the accident In which Raymond Yerian, 33, Caldwell, tried lo drive hit truck carrying a rock drill with an extended boom, over the bridge. The boom I struck the top of the bridge superstructure, doing minor damage to the bridge. No · Injuries were reported and Yerian was cited to Meigs County Court for operating an oversized vehicle. The bridge closure forced the patrol to set up a Route 124 detour which will lead traffic to SR 160 to SR 554 then oorth on SR 7 back to 124. The bridge will be clOlled IndeFinitely, the Meigs County Stale Highway I ' Dept. said. At 3:40 p.in. Thursday, a twlJ.{!Sr fender btnder accident occurred at the entrance to the Meigs County fairgrounds on old SR 33. An auto driven by Monty Pratt, Van Wert, was backing up when II struck the front end of a vehicle driven by Wilma Tillis, 37, Rt. 1, Pomeroy . No Injuries were reported and Pratt was clted for hn· proper backing. Pictures needed All Meigs High School seniors are reminded to mak~ their appointments at Grover Studio to have their senior pictures taken, Mrs. Bernice Hoffman, yearbook advisor said today. Special . rates will be given on Aug. · 22, 23, 21, 25 and Sept. 1 only. Football players or others unable to make appolntmenls for the . de•lg~ated days may make appointments for Friday evening, Aug. 24 between 7 and 8:30. This will Insure thai all senior pictures will be ready before the annual deadline. : .I . r· GRAND CHAMPION HOO of the Meigs Couniy Junior fnir belonged to David '!110rnton, Dexter. Judging of swine took pi~ce ThursdflY morning nt the fair . · GRAND CHAMPION HOlSTEIN In the senior division in the open class of the dairy cattle Thursday at the Meigs County Fair was owned by Melanie Dean. . , r �• 2- Thr Ollllv ~"''""' -· Jr. Fair & TNINIJS results Horn Show - GC , Tony Kennedy ; RC. Robin R itchie , St Fair Reprtuntlfllllt , snaron wnsan and Robin Rltc;h le presented blankets by IIIII DownJe, Jr ROIITTIS Crops and Shops and Englnnr ln9 Photography, GC , Sttvt Stout. RC, Aandv Kellar , Commendation, Gary Nti iOn Entemotogv GC , Mike Mc Guire , RC , Faith Perrin wood and Metal working GC, Bryan Jordan . RC , Roberr Lawren ce, Comm ,, Marco Jeffers Conservat ion - GC , Mary Slav in, RC , VIcki Oberholz.er Vegetable Gardening - GC, Ronn ie Wood . RC, Ragle Gaul; Comm , Steve Morris and Sttve Stout Bicycle - GC, Terna Van Mtter , RC , Lester Jeffers, Comm ., Terri Pullins and Ri cky Williamson I WINNER IN ONE OF THE QUARTER HORSE RACES Thursday at the Me1gs County Fair was Chic Bar Dee owned by Jenmngs Beegle, Rt. l, Mmersville A blanket was presented the wmner donated by Modern Supply , Pomeroy Shown m the wmmng Circle were Joey Arrington, nder and Beegle, front w1th blanket, 1-r are D1ck Roach and Frank Johnson l JUNIOR CHAMPION GUERNSEY FEMALE of the mor div1s1on, open class, was owned by Mark Mora. The ammal was Judged during the dairy cattle judging Thursday at the Metgs County Fa1r Biddle claimed PATI'Y PULLINS, COOLVILLE, took top honors m the AyrShire class m judgmg of dairy cattle Thursday at the Metgs County Juntor Fa1r The year's most controversial TV drama , "Sticks " rentl~ won •t be seen here when it is shown - fllllllly _ ~;~S::Ight, and 1'm not sure that's til) ~ad. On the other hand renms of last season s most con,tro•verilial TV series episOdes, th~ abortion Issue on "Maude," will be a11d I'm not sure that's so good. Bo ' MOSCOW \UP I\ - The Umted States m~n·s basketball teum scoted •t• second consecutive ruMway victory at the World Umversity Games 'today with a 120-31 rout of Sweden The taller and more ex. perienced Amen cans dommated every phase of the mismatch and permitted the Swedes just lwo baskets m the CBS chlckened ou\ of the original showing of "$ticka Bones" last winttr. This was when our prisoners ot war coming home from Southeast Asia, and the drama - a grlaly and raunchy one _ was not considered approprtale flre for that time and place, since it deal! with. a problem-ridden and tragic homecommg for POWs. Getting its nerve back, CBS sch~uled the mi':I-Allll\l:st Showing and at least 79 of its 200-plus afftlialell have flatly they wo~ 't Show the movie Amazingly, two NBC atatlQIIS decided to pick it up, perhaps just playing one-upmanShip, wm•• , one of CBS' own network-owned stations (KMOX-TV, St. Louis) said, in effect "hell, no, we won't go! and cancel~ out. Locally the show probably won't be seen, so I can I ~Y Electricity, GC . Car l Gheen, . whether it should be pernutted here or not, for it's heav~, heavy AC, Fre d Young, Comm , adult fare. . Merco Je-ffers Rope - GC, Gary Nalson , At WCHS-TV, Charleston, and WBNS.TV, ColumbUB, R C, Brian Well management has a reasonable, and entirely credible attitude Fis hing GC , Angela Kennedy , RC, Joe Garnes and perfectly loeical reasons for not Showing the program. And Fruits - GC, Ra l ph Jordan . I'm not being an apologiSt for the stations, either. R C, Eddie Holter Robbll Show <Trophlesl The management at Channel 8 has a prior commitment to Best of Show . Charles Ritchie , Show a pro football exhibition tomght (Washington-Buffalo, 8 Champion Showman, N icki Leonard p.m.). They felt the program Should get exposure, and asked to Bee f ITropt\les) Grand Show il at a later time on Monday. CBS said no - which reflects Champ i on Sh owmansh i p , Robin Gainer, Res,erve poorly on the network, and shows a sensible attitude on the part Champion Showmanship, of the station. Secky Windon , GC Steer. Mandie Rose . Renrve C Up in Columbus, executive Frank Jones ~d that WBNS.TV Steer, Terry Knighting ; Grand c Female , Randy Johnson , has never shown the CBS Friday mght movte on Friday night. Reserve C Female, Br ian They use Iton a delayed basis on Saturday nights, 11:30 p.m. (a Windon. Angus FFA Market more appropriate time for such a·drama), and he wasn't certain Steer, ~ark Pierce. Crossbred FFA ~arket Steer , Terry whether ChannellO would carry tbe film then or not. Knighting , Hereford l H In the meantime, they'll do just what they've always done Market Steer , Randy Johnson, Angus 4'H Market Steer . Lee Show their own fUm in place of the CBS FridaY flick . Hysell. Crossbred 4 H Market Moving on to Maude and her famous abortion of last winter Steer, Mend le Rose Flower Show <Trophies) (and 1 really would prefer not to, beeause Maude bores me to GC, K lm Grueser , Oecorama , tears) both stations were blase, and said they'd carry the GC , Mandie Rose Achievement Award seque~ce about Maude's pregnancy and her sUbsequent decision CTroph1es l 4 H, Ingrid to have an abortion just as they dtd during the regular season. Hawley , trophy donated by So, although 21 'css affiliates dropped the renms, you'll A&P Supermarkets, • H, Ed Cross, by Farmers Bank , able to see the whole thing winding up next Tuesday - at thel FFA, Rocky Hupp, trophy donated by Pomeroy National ghastly hour of 8 p. m. and presented by RI c hard Now my v1ew on abortions is rather severe, and I have SO!Jiej Chambers. Sylv1a ~ldklff , represented ethical ~nd moral resei"V!Itions about certam conditions conFarm Bureau, secretary of cernmg abortion. But !halls of no Interest to you. federation and presented their What's important is the fact that the U.S Supreme Court has troph1es Style Revue (Trophlea> ruled that abortions are legal and pernusslble, under certain Top to Toe. GC, Beth Perrin , guidellnes,all over the country - and I believe the law is the law R:C (rosettes), Taml Sames , Clothing Mates, GC, Connie is the law . Stout. RC , Paige Hayman So, while I may legally agree that abortion ~ a fit topic for .Joyful Jumper, GC , Diane Sm lth, R c, Jody Grueser; TV, and at the same time have grave reservaltons in my con-, Sports Clothes . GC. Bet~y sc1ence, I can say one thing wtth finality: It's a terrible subject to, Amsbary, RC, Marylu Mills. School Cl()thes, GC, K lm put on network teleVIsion at 8 o'clock in the evening. Krauthtr , R c. Stephanie When will CBS, which has tbe courage, seemmgly, to show Radford , Tailoring, Debbie Boatr ight. RC , Cindy controversy such as "Sttcks and Bones", recognize that "Allin: Oom tgan, Lounging Clothes, the Family" and "Maude" aren't the greatest subject matter to GC, Jayne Smith, RC, Niese! Duvall. Dress.up , Barbara show in the living room before parents can get their kiddles off to Jordan , RC, L•sa Herald, bed? Formal. Jan Holter . RC , · LONG BOTTOM - Mrs. Elizabeth B1ddle, 98, Rt I, Long Bottom, a lifelong restdent or Meigs County, died Wednesday at the Arcadia Nursmg Home m Coolville followmg an extended illness. Mrs Biddle was the daughter of the late Phtlip and Kathryn Schrieber Weber and was born m the Kerto community. She was a member of the Christian Church and the Long Bottom Grange. She ts survived by a son, Carl, West Haven, Fla:;; a daughter, Mrs Thelma Farnsworth, Long Bottom; three grandchildren , Lloyd Lee B1ddle, Atlanta, Ga.; Francts Case, Cheshire, and Mrs. Walter (Carolyn) Filer, Sea Brook , Tex .; two greatgranddaughters and several meces and nephews Mrs . Biddle was preceded in death by her husband, S. R. GRAND CHAMPION GUERNSEY of the Me1gs County Btddle, In 1932, and several Jumor Fatr was owned by Jams Carnahan, Racme RD. brothers and SISters. Judgmg of dairy cattle took place Thursday morrung Funeral servtces will be held at I p. m. Sunday at the White lngnd Hawley Funeral Home m Coolville wtth bur1al in Chester Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral AUGUST 17, 1973 home anytime after 7 p. m. Rosettes plus prenuums of Tony Ke nnedy and Tamm y Friday. 6 00 - News 3. 4, 8, 10, 3, 15, Truth or Conseq. 6, Sesame 51' 20, Steinmetz, Aff. for Trans., Daugh erty Insight 33. $10, $8, $6, $4 and $2 were Engltsh ple asure horse K1m Sctpio. 6 . 30 - News 6, I Dream of Jeannie 13, Lilias, Yoga & You 33. Notter, Ja ck Bennett John 1 awarded to the top llve wmners Jack Riggs Stanley, Karen J. Lave ll e, Debb1e Jone s, G lona 7:00 Truth or Conseq. 3, Beat the Clock 4 , News 6, 10, What's m the annual Metgs County M l1e r My Line B; Wild Kingdom 13, Elec Co 20, Tom Jones 15, Stanley to Henry [). Helton, Senior Fair horse show staged Western pleasur e horse, non Audubon Wildlife Theater 33 reg1 ste red M tk e Beckner , Belvia, Helton; 12.5 A., Salem. 7· 30 - Young Dr. Kildare 4; College Hockey 20, Parent Game Wednesday afternoon. Aimee Huston , Jun•or Ken lla R. Osborne to Harry 10; Beat the Clock 13, Porter Wagoner 3, To Tell the Truth 6. Exception to the rosette-cash nedy, Fae Rei bel , Mary Rou sh The Session 20 ; World Press33, Evil Touch 8. Western pleasure pony , Osborne, Parcels, Olive. premium awards was· the lead· un der 48 tnches Ton y Ken 8 00 - Washington Week 1n Review 20, 33 , Sanford & Son 3. 15. The Maiden Co. to Rodney Baseball4, Pro FootballS ; 60 M1nutes 10, Brady Bunch 6 13 m pony class m wh1ch each nedy , Kathy Stan ley, C1ndy Downmg, Lots, Middleport. Daug her ty, Dal e Sh obe, Bob 8 30 - Little People 4, 15, Black Perspective on the News 20, 33. nder receiVed a small trophy Elia s Odd Couple 6, 13 Rodney Downing, Katherine Trail horse Jun tor Kennedy , These nders included Tom ;r Masterpiece Theatre 33 , Room 222 6, 13, Movie "The Downing to Jaymar Coal Co., 9 00 M il ler A1mee Hu ston , Alamo" 3, 15, Free Stage 20, " The Long Voyage Home" 10 Roseberry, Racme; Tammy Gtor1a Sa ndra Winters. Dave Nease Wilham R. Hayes, Audra Lots, Middleport. 9 30 Corner Bar 6. 13 Trail pony Marcta Dillard . Kennedy, Tuppers Plams , Sue 10 00 - Love, Amer~ can Style 6, 13. News 20, Handful of Ashes William W. Harris, Mildred Susann Wlil1amson, Rob•n Hayes to John W Dyke, Jenea Fry, Pomeroy Route 3; Larry Rltchje, Kathy Stanley , Sc ott 33 Dyke, 3.23 A., Rutland. A., Hams to Juanita 10 30 - Woman 33, To be announced 4 and Perry Cross, Cheshtre; Nease David Wtlliams, Jenny Chtlstenson, Lot, Pomeroy. race horse or pony 11 oo- News, Weather Sports 6, 8, 10, 13, 4, 15. Melame D1llard, Pomeroy; JulBarrel te Gooc h, Cmd y Gooch and Wtlliams, Ronme Williams, 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3, 5, In Concert 6 , Movies "Something Charles T. CaSIIell, Ruth Knslle Allensworth, Mid· Mtke Jones , ted for sec ond and Kenneth Williams to James A. Evil" 8, ''Voyage to the Planet of Preh1stonc Women" 10, Cassell to Mark E. Smith, t h~rd . Sara Lutton Ern1e "VIolent Saturday" 13 dleport ; Lesa Meier , Mid· Waterson W1lliams, Lot, Pomeroy. Jenny Smtth, .38 A., Mid· 1 00 - Midnight Special3, 4. Movie " Flying T1gers" 13 F lag r ace Tom Roger s, dlepor t; Patrtcta Circle, Dorothy Perry to Carrol dleport 1·15 - Movie "The Flying Serpent" 10 .Jon es, Ern1e Waterson , Rae me ; Michaela Jones, M1ke 2 30 - News 4. J1m E lia s Ste11e Waterson Woodgerd, Ferme Woodgerd, Biaetnar Auto Co . PartEgg and spoon race Debbte Pomeroy, and jloger Smtih, Dylesville. nership, John William Dye , Donna Stan !.. y , Robm SATURDAY, AUGUST 18,1973 Jr , Pomeroy Route 3 R1tch1e . Steve Kane , Fae Lorena McCall, dec., to Elza Blaettnar, Eleanor Blaettnar 6 DO-Consumer's World Wmners m other classes, Re1bel 6.3D-TV Classroom 8. Kentucky Af1eld 13. Fa1th tor Today 10 A. McCall, Carlos M. McCall, to Fred Blaettnar, Lots, Dash for money R •c hard first throu gh fifth place, Frank lin , Sherry lnd as ted ?.DO-Neighbors 13, Farm Front 4, Fun for Everyone 6 , Robert S. McCall, Thelma Pomeroy. Treehouse Club 8, 10 J1m E l 1as, Tom Rogers , respecltvely, mcluded : Har vey Hawkins 7·15-Woman's Point of VIew 13 Open horsemanshiP Rob1n Stake r ace Ern1e Waterson , l~:::::::~::::·:·:·:·:·:·. ::::~·::;:::::::>·:·:·:·:~:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:'..<·:::::::::::·:w...<;::::::::::::--.--=·~=1 7:30-Man from COS! 10. Farmbrook 3, Treehouse Club 13, , R1tch1e , Tony Kennedy , Bil l RIChard Frank ltn , secon d and Sesame St 20 , Gospel 6. Abbott & Costello 8, Juvenile Jury 4 Co le. Ktm Notter , Jack1e fourth . Steve Waterson, Tom 8 DO-Houndcals 3, 4, 15, Pufnstul 13, Jake's Place 6, Bugs Bennett Rogers Western p'easure horse , Bunny 8, 10 r eg 1stered only Ktm Notter , WAIVERS ASKED 8 30-Roman Holidays 3, 4, 15, Jackson Five 6, IJ, Sabrina Jack1e Bennett, B1ll Co l e Teenage Witch 8, Popeye 10, Mr Rogers 20 PHILADELPHIA (UP! ) Darla Sta nl ey and San dra 9 DO-Jetson 3, 4, 15; Osmonds 6, 13; Amazing Chan 8, tO , W1 nters The Philadelphia Phtlhes Sesame St, 20 ;:: Western pleasu r e pony , 48 to asked watvers Thursday on 9 3D-Pink Panther 3, 4, 15 , Movies "Lovcasl, US A" 6, 13, 56 tn ches Ro b1n R 1t chle, "The Dynam ic Scooby Ooo Affair" , 8, 10 Glor !a M1ller. J 1mmy Grate, veteran mllelder Jose Pagan 10 DO-Underdog J, 4, 15, Elec Co. 20 Helen Bottel for the purpose of giving him 10 30-Barkleys 3, 4, 15, Brady Kids 6, 13, "Mister Rogers 20, his unconditiOnal release and Josle & The Pussycats In Outer Spaces, 10 WIN AT BRIDGE makmg him a coach 11 DO-Brother Buzz 6, Sesame Sl 20; Sea Lab J, 4, 15, Bewlt An Abnormal CbUd II Born ched 13; Fllntstones Comedy Hour 8, 10. DEAR LEN. 11 3D-Kid Power 6, 13', Runaround 3, 4, 15 __ 12 DO-Eiec Co. 20, Funkr Phantom 6, 13, Around the World ln"Here' third side to "The Diary of an Unborn Child": " 80 Days 3, 4, t5 . Arch ie s TV Funnies 8, 10 • Seplem r : I am concetved. My mother-to-be is barely 18, 12 3D-Talking second lead he led a th1rd d1a · with a Glanl3, 4, 15, Lids ville 6, 13, Fat Albert & NORTll 17 my father not uch older. The Cosby Kids I, 10 mond and ru tted 1n dumm y + 10863 1 DO-CBS Film Festival 8, 10; Lassie 15; Monkeys 6, 13, World, November: y mother is scared to death that the answer 8a st ove rruff ed and re· ¥ 874 University Games 3, 4 1 tu rn ed a trump wtll be "yes." \ • 92 1 3D-American Bandstand 6, 13; TBA 15. + 9862 Three days !at~: Yes! My mother doesn't want marriage, South \\On With h1s ace led a 2 OD-Soul Train 6. Tarzan 13 . Gren Acres 13, Baseball Pre game Show 15, VIrginian 8, Film 3, Popeye 10 fourt h diamond and ruffed once WEST wants an abortion even less and ts scared, scared, scared. Maybe EAST 2 15-Baseball 3, 4, 15 more East overruffed but that she will go 1t alone . + KQ JJ + A954 2 3D-Green Acres 10 was the la st tr1ck lor th e de ¥ J ¥ Q109J December: Mom and Dad decide to become engaged. They 3 DO-Wall Tilt Your Falher Gels Home 13 , Sea World 6, fense East \\as go mg to make t Ql08\ • Jn save a httle money and buy three rooms of furniture at an aucValley Days 10 t11o trumps no ma tter hoy, + 11 054 + Q73 3 3DI' ve Got a Secret 13, Mlsler Roberls 6 , NFL Action '73, 8 , •· lton. So uth hod played So uth had so~ rn 101 Black Omnibus 10 c March: My parents are married. lorced h1m Lo make them b' 4 DO-Boxing 6. 3, Wrestl ing 8 +2 rulfmg West s h1gh diamonds May : They've got problems but they're trying to work therri 4 3D-Horse Race 10 , , ¥ A K652 5 DO-Mister Rogers 33 ; Western Theatre 15, World University' II est co uld have beaten the out and respect each other. , t AK743 Games 3, 4 , Wide World of S porls 6. 13, U S. lnduslrles Golf contract by shilling to a trump + AK June : My mother is having weird pains. She doesn't know it Classic 8 10 at tnck two Then wh en East yet, but today Is my birthday. Eust.\\ est vulnerahlc 5 30-Eiectrlc Compan¥ ovcrrulfed the d~amond Ea st \\ eu 6 DO-News l , 4, 8, Making ThlnQs Grow 33 , Movie, '"Rio ~or lh East South First day : Sh• doesn't hold me very much-she's afraid, could have been able to get 11d Grande" 10, 1 bA 15. 2¥ because it's like trying to hold cooked spaghetti. ot dumm v s last trump and 6 15-A Look allhe Book 15 Puss 2N "I Pa" 3t Eighth month: My parents are learnin~ who is boss. II est would ha H co ll ec ted a 6 3D-NBC News J, 4, 15; Beverly Hillbillies 8. News 6, ·Sewlr\g ~-"411 P.1 ss P<:~SS 1¥ tnck d1 amond Skills . Tallorlng39, Festival of Family Classlcs13 Sometimes I really upset them, but I smile and make everything Pa~ s Pit SS Pass 7·DO-You Asked for II 3, Hee Haw G, 6, Lawrence Welk 4, 15; (NEWS PAP ER ENTERPRISE ASSN 1 right Op<nang lead- + K World of Survival 13; Age of An xlely 33. Third year: My mother hears debates on abortion and knows 7 3D-Nashville Music 3; Amazing World of Kreskln 13 ; Catch ~ JJ when she looks at me that she did the right thing. 8·DO-AIIIn lhe Family 8, 10, Partridge Family 6, 13, Folk Life B' Os,.lild & .James Jaeobv •1flh year: I started school. I am having trouble adjusting. The b1ddmg has l>ccn 33, Achievers 4; Emergency 3, 15 Sixth year : My parents are told I have minimal brain Nor lh EaM South 7 JQ-..Brldgel Loves Bernie 8. 10~ Paul Lynde 6, 13, An South ana lyzed the open1ng Wnt damage, am hyperactive and have an IQ that's below average. American Family 33 I+ lead and dec1ded he d1dn t ilke 1• Pass 9 DO-Mary Tyler Moore 10. Burns &Schreiber 6. 13 . Mickle I+ Seventh year: My parents know that even though I'm not 11 He rev1ewed the b1dd1ng and Pa ~s Finn's Happy Time Hour 8, Pro Foolball 3, 4, 15 Pass 3+ 4t was gla d he hadp t tn ed for a Pass normal," I am who they want. • 9 3D-Bob Newhart 10; Our Streel 33 Pass Pass 4' 4:\ r slam lie counted h1s wmners Ninlh year: I go to special school claues, have friends, am 10·DO-Dl!lphl Bureau 13; 1972·73 Cincinnati Bengals Highlights" , Pa ss and lose rs and Y. asn 1sure JU St Pass 6; Cambridge Debate on Women•s Lib 33, Mission Imhappy and so are my parents and baby brother. You Soulh hold ho\\ many of each he fi,Jd possible 8, 10 , P. S. NOTE FROM MOM : Some people would choose 11 :DO-News +Q 8 6 4 2 ¥ 2 tA I +A K J 9 7 8, tO, IJ 1 Movie, • 'The Intern•" 6 , Then he a~ked the all 1moor· abortion In favor of an abnormal child, but she hn brought UB Wh at do vou do now' 11 : 1 5-News 3 tant quest10n · How can I make " II Had to Happen •· 81 " The Mad Ghoul " 13, mv co ntrac t' and de c1ded A- 81d s•x 1padu onh Your much love and help Our daughter will have to face the fact of 11 :30-Movles, TBA 10 pal't ner llm1t ed hi s ' 1 4' hen he l)1d brain damage in time, but I am also sure that she will live a full that th e best Y.av to go about it 12 DO-News 3, A; Midnight Special 15 11 as to leave trump s cnllre t' three spades life of ~er own 12 · JO-Movles, " Kathy 0 " 3, " Cornered" 4 a lone until he c oul~ do so meTOOAY "S QUt:S riO N , I DO-ABC News 6, Movie, "The Dealh Ray Mirror of Dr I'm not saying abortion Is wrong in every case. I'm just thing abo ut h1 ~ s1de su1t Mabu10" 13 You decide tr1 b1d f1 ve no·trump saying, thank God we chose this way, becauae In IPlte of 2 DO-Movie, "The Saga of Hemp Brown" 3. He ruffed the seco nd spade agiunst our KuggestiiJfl Yuu r pall · sometimes wishing I were somewhere else and In aplte of 2 JD-Movles, "The Falcon's Alibi" 4; " The Return ot and promp tly played Iu s •ce ner IHds s1:-: hl'u rl s \\ h.-t do y•Ju do Giant Monslen" 13 wmetlmes being frustrated or bored, I am happy and lucky 1 and k1ng of di amo nd s \\h en nm\ 3 JQ-..News 13 with a family I once considered not having . NO SIGNATURE both opponent s follo11ed to th <' 4 JD-Movle, " Cheyenne Kid" 4. MASON - The Wahama Athletic Boosters of Wahama H1gh School wtll conduct their f1rst Tag Day since 1968 and w1U be knocliing on doors Saturday morning, August 18. The cheerleaders will be stationed on the (;'omeroy • Mason bndge from 9 a m to 3 p m. and the 1973Jootball team wtll be gomg door to door in U[[ffiXIBIID: Danny Sayre Dki')lou kno w that a new era in car repa ir 1s Automot1ve Dairy cattle are judged Open class da1ry cattle ludglng for the 110th annual Meigs County Fair was held Thursday Winners '" th e Hol stein Div ision were Bul L two years and over, Lakin State Hospita l, first, bull calf, under 1 ve er and over four months. Roy Holter, Pomeroy Route 3 firs t, and Earl H Dean , Pomeroy Route 3, second, cow , four.,and over , Oeen , Lakin Stat e Hospttal and Holter , first through third respect ively, cow, three and under four , Dean , f~rs. t, Lak in Hosp1tal, second, and Rocky Top Datry , Letart Route 2, w va thi rd , cow , two year and under three, Holler , Lakm Hosp1ta l, and Roc kv Top Dairy , sen1or yearling he1ter, Dean f irs t and second , and Rocky top da iry , third , iun•or yearl 1ng he 1fer, Rock'll Top Dair y , t•rst, senior helter calf , Ph1lllp Radford Pomeroy Route 3, f •rst Leland Parker , Chester , second and Dean , third , Junior he1fer calf , Dean , firs t, Rocky Da i r y, second, Holter , th ird . get of slrt , Holter, Lak i n St&te Hospital , Rock y Oatry , ft r st, second and third, respe ctive ly produce of cow, Ho lter , ftrst and second , and Lak i n Hospital , third , three femal es bred and owned by exh tb1tor. Dean . Holter and Lak i n Hospital , first through third Dean exh i b•t ed the sen1or champion fema le and Radford . tht lunior champ ion femeie Frtd Blerhup of Wellston Route 3, was the only exh lbltor In the mHklng shorthorns c i a~" winning the four champion awards. lnciu(Hng the ch~m pion bull , senior , luntor and rind champion fem al es and 2 firsts end six second places ' There wu one exhibitor In the Ayresh lres clan Sh~ was P•trlcle Lynn Pullins, Coolville Route 2, who was ewarded the sen lor h elfe r ribbon 1nd 1110 won th e 1un1or chemplon femlll prem tum 1n tht Gutrnaey div ision Harold Carnahan, Racine, won 1 flrtt for tht cow, three ~ur s end undtr tovr ana Mar K More. Pomeroy Route 3, won a f tr st tor the bes t cow two and under three Car nahan dtsp l ayed the best sen •or year lt ng he1 fer and Mora took f1rs t p l aces 10 the run1or yearling helfer , sen ior heifer calf , lun•or hetter ce lt, a second also t here , ge t of S1re , produce of cow, and for three fema les bred and owned by the exhibi tor Carnaha n exhlfH ted th e senior and grand champ ion females and Mora exh1b1 ted th e ]un tor ct1amp1on female In Jersey judgmg th e grand c hamp•on female was exh1b1 ted b y Htll cou ntry Jersey Farm. Athens Rou te l wt l h th e Twin j Pine Jun1or Farm , Letart, W Va , exh1b1f1rig the ]un tor champ 10n fema le Hill Country won a fir st m the best bull ca lf under one year and over four months Wtfh Twm Pme takmg second Winner s. f~r st thro ug h th ird In the other categones of Jersey rudglng m ct uded Cow , fo ur and 011er , H ill Country , Tw1n Pine, H 1!1 COu ntry , COW three and und er four Twm Pine. Hi! I Country , seco nd and th ir d, cow, tw o and under three, Twm P1nc, H il l CO untry . second and th1rt1 , se n tor Y.earllng heif er , Tw1n Ptne W1!bur W1n d\and , Guys-vil le Rout e l, and Leland Park er, Pom er oy Ro~Jte 3 IUntor yearl•ng hetfer. Htll Country , Tw1n Pine . H tll Countr y sen ior heifer calf , W•ndland , Tw in Pl 11e H 1ll Country , 1Un 1or he•f er call. Wind land . Hill Country. Twm Pm e, get of stre , Wlndlnnd , Twtn P1ne , H1ll Cou ntr y , produ ce of cow, W1ndland , Hil l Country and Twm Pm e three fema les br ed and owned by exh i bitor , Twin Pi ne , Hill Country an d Wlnd land TWO TO BEARS CHICAGO IUPI ) - Th e Ch icago Bears have <1cqu1red two players, linebacker Ken Lee and wtde rece1ver Tom Reynolda. from the New England Phtnots for undisclosed draft choices I uS ••B~ ARCH is centet five year s ago 1n CJrer,.,. Hili. N J at a cosl ol~.ooo, TTIJ'a lned dlagnosh cl ans 1n or. ;,Krldare un iform s work o"v y-eur car like an ope11eti,ng room team The cb"rn pjele ex amlnat1on !ilkeultlly 25 minutes. cosls 101~sy 1 50 and provides you NrtH 1a. wrltten record of 86 tests indtcatmg •""<>IIY how your vehicle ~all~>to measure up to the lep~~~te ltll'otory by Its '•tnartUfacturer >.f"Jhe Sanford Research ' llmlt;.te forecasts thai by tm ,lhere will l>e 15,000 m8')1'0r a ut omobile LQJagbost•c centers m ~$tlon In the U S , plus >00,000 smaller dlagnoshc ·'~~~•~!lations l s your lap water fa ll measure up to lol ~·eq!trrements for modern g' All Water Refining ., s are thoroughly tested, 'Ill" essionally Installed .~ ,. 1 1 '*' guaranteed 1n wntlng 10 years You ' ll have a b ller way of life through • < ter water •• Call 862 · Mason, Clifton, New Haven, Hartford and West Columbta. The boys will be weartng th eir football jerseys and carrytng con tamers and will be accompamed by parents so you can tdentify. them when they ca ll on you. The Athletic Boosters smcerely apprectate all the help gtven m the past and ask your supp<»:t m the1r upcommg Tag Day. Your donahons are maktng posstble the followmg proJects earned out by the Boosters the past year and for the year 197374: New field ltghts, $2,500 , 6MM camera and proJector,' $425; football msurance, $878 ; football programs, $370; football butt sled, $600; flu shots for football boys, $120; pre-game dinner, $350; new football helmets$540; Block-R· Malle machme , $1,490; excavatmg and resodding football fteld, $600, All-sports banquet, $200 Plus many small mtscellaneous proJeCts MAJOR LEAGUE Curolina Slate, netl"l ~ t and Marvin Barnes or ProVIdence added 18 In nil , the Americans had six players in double figures, the same number they had Thursday when they beat Brll.ain. 123-7~. tn another prelimlnury match '"fhey weren't very good compehtlOn but I stdl think we did a lot or things well," Badger said "Our lost break was working and we were movlng the ball very well I also ltked our defense. 'fhe Swedes were simply too afraid to shoot.'' Kay Carlsson scored eight points for Sweden, who lost three of the1r starlmg players to fouls' durtng the game. Sweden fm1shed w1th 34 fouls, three more than the 1r pomt total "I guess that wasn't too b•d for an opener," said U. S. Coach Ed Badger after the Great Brttam debacle. "Naturally, I'm very happy overall, but I felt we co:nld have been a httle sharper " Obvtously, Badger was referring to frequent "hotdog" tactics h1s troops ulllized m thoroughly embarrassing the Brttons Marvm Barnes, the 6foot-9 center_from Provtdence was h1gh man for the Amertcans w1th 24 pomts - at least 14 of them comtng off crowd-pleasmg dunk shots And the forwards , Dav1d Thompson of North Carolina State and Maurtce Lucas of Marquette , mltmtdated the Britons w1th between-the-leg dribbles and cross-court passes that d1dn 't always reach thetr mark In addttion to Barnes' 24 and Thompson's 21, Tom Burleson of North Carolina Stale contrtbuted 20 pomts and 14 64 fl~ures Amencan League East Balt imore Detro1t New York Boston Milwau kee Cle11elan d I pet gb 65 52 556 66 54 550 1!, 66 57 537 2 62 57 521 4 59 59 500 6 1h 48 73 397 19 w West w 1 pet. g b Oakland 69 51 575 ~ KansasC1ty 70 S2 574 Mmnesota 58 60 492 10 Ch tc ago 58 63 479 Jllh Ca l•fornta ~4 63 462 13112 Tex~s 42 76 356 26 Thursday's Results Oakland 6 Boston 3 C l ~ 11eland 10 Kan C1ty 4 (Only games scheduled ) Today 1 s Probable P1tchers 59 520 13 Atlanta 59 65 476 l8 1J2 San D1 ego 43 77 364 321h Thursday ' s Results Atl~~n ta 10 Chicago 2 San Fran 2 Philadelphia 1 (Only games sct1edul ed) Today's Probable Pitch ers (All t1mes EDT> Los Angeles ( Messe r sm ith 11 7) at Chtcago ( Bonham 4 4), 2 30 p m Ctnclnnat• ( Gullett 14 B) at New York (Stone 7 3) , night. 8 05 p m Atlanta (S chuel er 71l at Montrejlll (Renko 11 7). B OS (All times EDT) Kansas City (Drago 12 11 l at Bos ton (Moret 6 0). 7 30 p m Chi c ago ( Bahnsen IS 13) at Balttmore ( Palm er 16 6), 7 30 WI LMI NG TON , Oh10 (UPI) - Cmcmnall Bengals coach Paul Brown announced Thursday afternoon that quarterback Vlrgtl Carter will make h1s f1rst start of the exhlbtllon season Sunday aga1nst the Cleveland Browns Carter lost the No I quarterbackmg JOb last year to Kenny Anderson, who IS expected to see considerable actwn Sunday The Bengals-Browns game tS scheduled at Ohto StadiUm on the Oh10 State Uruverstty campus tn Columbus The Bengals Thursday cut Rtck Setferl of OhtQ State, who had arrived in camp only TuesClay. Se1fert, a defenstve end, was trymg to latch on w1th the Bengals after being waived by the New York Jets Brown satd Sunday's game also w1ll mark the season debuts of defenstve end Sherman Whtte and safety Tommy Casanova, the top draft chotces of a year ago. White hasn't played m earlier games because of a kneecap operation and Casanovaonlyarnvedatcamp Tuesday after completmg a summer school course. Bob Johnson IS to start at center Sunday, but former Ohto State star Tom DeLeone ts e~pecwd to play most of the game at center because John- ~ Minnesota ( Biyleven 14 12) at Cleveland (Strom 2 10) , B p m New York (Medlch 9 6) af Texas (Merritt 4 BL 9 p m Detroit ( J Perry 11 10 ) at pm Callfornta (Ryan 1314) , 11 p m San F ran c iSCO ( Bryant 17 B) Milwaukee (Co lborn 15 7) at at Pittsburgh (Moose 7 10) . B 05 Oakland' (Holtzman 17 lO l. 11 pm tonight to face the New York Met.s . Slated to go to the mound for Cincmnall1s Don Gullett, 14-8, agamst George Stone, 7-3. Used Bargain Specials! HAMIL TON GAS DRYER I ·I I 20" 10" GIRLS BIKE 36" u: H: I:]1!#£& u GAS RANGE I I ' l s6495 up I I I ' .The 3- 23" GE · SJ900 RCA PORTABLE 65,000 Warm Morning 13 STU I! G.E. AIR COND. 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Brown satd he hopes to use Sunday 's game to take a good look at punter Ken Duncan, who Is compettng wtth Dave Lewts and Dave Green for the JOb. Meanwhtle, Clev eland Browns' head coach N1ck Skortch satd Thursday rook1e offens1ve left guard Pete Adams and veteran center J1m Copeland would start Sunday for the Brown• · Skortch also satd Hugh MeKinms, m his first year m the NFL after three campaigns m the Canadtan Football League, would start at fullback, repla cmg the tn]ured Bo Scott. Scott has been bothered by a strained Achilles tendon and regular back-up Ke,n Brown has a brutsed back. Neither ts expected to play Skor1ch had planned to use 10-year-man Leroy Kelly at both running back and fullback agatnst the Bengals, but sa1d McKinrus - who has the best per yard carry average on the club in 5.1 after two exhibitiOn games - earned the shot. Keily's average gam per carry 1s 3 7 yards m two games Mtke Phtpps and Don Horn will alternate the stgnal-calling for Cleveland. In other aclton at the Browns ' trammg camp at. H1ram College, rook1e of- fenstvc tackle Tom Humphrey was swttched to the defense as a back-up to well-seasoned veteran tac kles Walter Johnson and Jerry Sherk Humphrey, at 6-foo t~ and 265 pounds, ts the b1ggest man in camp S9 N. 2nd Ave . Mtdd leport, Ohto NEWitrom FIEUREKA A QUALITY VACUUM WITH NEW POWER SELECTOR THAT CONTROLS THE SUCTION POWER FOR TOTAL HOME CLEANING! Ma1or League Re sults By Un1ted Pren Inter nat iona l Nat1onal League A tlanta 000 000 091 - 10 16 3 Ch•cago 101 ooo ooo- 2 4 1 Harr'lson , J N1ekro (7), Frtsella ( 8 ) and Casanova Dtetz ( 8 ), Pappa s, Locker {7), Aker (8), Bu r ns {8) and Rudol ph WP _..._ J Niekro I 1 0} L P- Locke r (5 Sl H R Aaron rl111rtlp CMt rot 1111 y ~u adjust lh1 ,.wr ltr u c ~ clnn l n1 ned ru11 dr•pu liusllnl (29th I Ph1la ooo 010 ooo-- 1 7 2 San Fran 010 100 000- 2 9 2 Brett (12 5) and Soon e. 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INTEREST OF MEIG S MASON AREA CONSOLE TVs Just Highest Interest Rates In The Area 3 miles 5. of Middleport on St. Rt. 7 SAYRE : H&R FIRESTONE burst wh1~h enabl ed the Braves tJJ dedl the Cubs their 11th st1a1ght ioos and 14th m their last 15 games It carne on a 2-2 p1tch and sa1ied about 400 feet 1nto the left fwld bleachers at Wngley F'ICid rrhc :;an FranciSCO Glants defeated the Philadelphia Phil· lies, 2-1, tn the other Nat10nal League ga me Thursday while the Oakland A's beat the Boston Red Sox, 6-3, and the Cleveland Ind1ans topped the Kansas C1ty Roya ls, 11l4, m 9H i\mertcan League games Ron Lolich drove m four runs Aaron has h1t 29 homers 1n the Braves' 124 . ga mes so far th1s season and tha t pace BEAUTIFUL proJected aga10st hls remaming 38 games would mean that he would end the season w1th 711- three short of Ruth's mark Tom Bradley recetved credit LAST APPEARANCE AT THE KING'S ARMS KNIGHT CLUB Pm '·~-------------------- ~ No games. No glmmlcks1 pm f HAR6~!!ARE ~ Ul'l Sport• Writer llankAaron has given up hope that he Will equal or surpass Babe Ruth's all-t1me home run rt'Cord th1s season but is confident that he will , achieve the fea t in 1974 "I don 't really thmk it's poistbie that I 'II reach the record this year," smd Aaron after hitting his 29th of the season and the 702nd of his career m the Atlanta Braves' 10-2 v1ctory over the Chicago CUbs Thursday "There aren't enough games left lor me to do 1t th1s seawn "I would hke to h1t f1ve or six for h1s lOth wm w1th the rebel help or Elias Sosa m the Gtant~· v1ctory over the Ph1lhes. Ken Brett went the d1slllnce for the Phllhcs and suffered his fifth loss agamst 12 vtctones. Bob Boone homered for the Plulhes V1da Rlu e, com1ng on strong alter his poor 1972 season, pitched a four.IJ1tter and Reggie Jackson drove m four runs w1th tao homers lor the A's The v1ctory ra1sed Blue's record to 13-7, mcludmg four strat ght wins, wh1le Jackson ra1sed h1s RB I total to Cincy, Browns ready to go • I a nine-run cighth-mnmg out- from •3.49 5 -! reliever Jack Aker and cu pped lly F"REI) DOWN Unfortunately lor ti•e Umted States, the women were nut able to , dupticalt the men's easy triumph Challenged by a bigger and stronger team Irom the Soviet Union which Included at least one seven.foot g1ri. the American women were trounced, 92-49 On other fronts, the track and field competition began at the massive 103,000. seat Lenin Stadt urn w1th three ftnals - the men's 10,000 meter run and shot put plus the women's Javelin, There were no gold more this season/' he conmeda ls, however for the hnued, "and then go lor the Umted States. record next year I don 't thmk I've got a good chance to' h1t 13 + + + A weekend II wbea you more homers th1s season." Aaron's homer Thursday, his start to worry aboul Monday happenmg. first stnce July 31, came off STANDINGS Mat or League Standmgs By Un1ted Press International Nahonal Leag'le · east w. I. pet g.b. St LOUIS 62 59 512 Pittsburgh 57 60 487 3 MontreSI 57 62 479 4 Chtcago 56 64 467 5'h Philadelph ia 55 65 45 8 61f2 New York 53 65 449 7 1 2 West w I pet g b Los Angeles 76 45 628 Cmcmnat1 74 48 607 2'12 San F ranc iSCO 66 53 555 9 Houston rebounds to the U S cause, wlnlc te~mmute~ Wally Walker of V1r~mta 112), Quinn Buc~ner of lnd1ana ( I2) and Luctt. also were In double point Philadelphia (Ca rlton 10 14 ) Saturday 's Games af Housto n (Wilson 9 12), 8 30 Kansas C1ty at Boston pm Mtlwaukee at Oakland San D1ego { K1rby 7 13) at at M1nn at Cle11e, t w1l 1ght ~tfn LOUIS (Cleveland 12 6), 9 Ch1cago at Baltimore, ntght New York at Texas, n 1ghl Saturday's Games Detro1t at Ca lttornta , n tght Cmclnnatl at New York Los Angeles at Cht cago REDS IN NEW YORK Atlan• ,_, - • 'Ao ntrea1. n1 Qhf NEW YORK (UPI) - The San Fran at Pt tlsburgh , night ~· New Hav,.n, W Vit Ph• lade lph •a at Houston , n1g ht Cmcmnali Reds, conltnumg ~~~~~~~~~ww~ San D1ego at St Lou is, night the1r road trtp, wtll be here ~ I. • specrf1caftons >pr.oll.! ded a winner again 5' Diagnost ic CeMer , Mobil 011 Cor po ..tlM opened the f1rsl Transfers ~ the era of the dawning - Property i Helen Help workout. but not much 11101 e/' U S H~ad Co:~ch F.d lludger SHid Tom Burleson. the 7-foot-4 cenler ' from North Carolina Stale. led the baltinced US. seormg attack with 24 potnts All Amencan forwurd David Thompson, also of -North Wahama Boosters to call Saturday Meigs ROBERT L SHARP, of 180South 5th Ave ,Middleport, is proud of hiS 1940 model Chevrolet which is still m regular use with nearly 71,000 miles on tt. Sharp, who was employed by the Ohio Fuel Gas Company for 43 years, celebrated hts 86th birthday Wednesday. He has two sons, Wayne, of Zanesvtlle, and Glenn, Reynoldsburg ; a daughter, Lenme Haptonstall, Middleport; seven grandchildren and eight greatgrandchildren His wife, Edith, d1ed m 1967. "11 wtui n ~ood mornin~ ' .Television Log Awards made to winners tlrsl 10 11111\Ult'S of play Halftlm<' score w11S 57 to 17. w1th two doubles ahd a mng le and C.1lr1s Chamhli.- extended his hltllnA streak to 17 games w1th a homer and a sing le In the lnd1&ns' victory. 'rho loss dropped the Royals one per· c-enll! ge pomt beh1nd Oakland m the AI. West. Aaron blasts No. 702 as Cubs keep losing U• S. cagers win again BY PAUL CRABTREII TROPHIIS • J - The Daily Senllncl, Middl~porl-Pomcruy , 0 .. Au ~. 1 1, un:1 I. B. E. W. HUNTINGTON LOCAL NO. 317 Middleport, 0. 'I POMEROY HOME ~ & AUTO Your Complet• Tire Center 606 E. 992·2094 ' POMEROY, 0, �• 2- Thr Ollllv ~"''""' -· Jr. Fair & TNINIJS results Horn Show - GC , Tony Kennedy ; RC. Robin R itchie , St Fair Reprtuntlfllllt , snaron wnsan and Robin Rltc;h le presented blankets by IIIII DownJe, Jr ROIITTIS Crops and Shops and Englnnr ln9 Photography, GC , Sttvt Stout. RC, Aandv Kellar , Commendation, Gary Nti iOn Entemotogv GC , Mike Mc Guire , RC , Faith Perrin wood and Metal working GC, Bryan Jordan . RC , Roberr Lawren ce, Comm ,, Marco Jeffers Conservat ion - GC , Mary Slav in, RC , VIcki Oberholz.er Vegetable Gardening - GC, Ronn ie Wood . RC, Ragle Gaul; Comm , Steve Morris and Sttve Stout Bicycle - GC, Terna Van Mtter , RC , Lester Jeffers, Comm ., Terri Pullins and Ri cky Williamson I WINNER IN ONE OF THE QUARTER HORSE RACES Thursday at the Me1gs County Fair was Chic Bar Dee owned by Jenmngs Beegle, Rt. l, Mmersville A blanket was presented the wmner donated by Modern Supply , Pomeroy Shown m the wmmng Circle were Joey Arrington, nder and Beegle, front w1th blanket, 1-r are D1ck Roach and Frank Johnson l JUNIOR CHAMPION GUERNSEY FEMALE of the mor div1s1on, open class, was owned by Mark Mora. The ammal was Judged during the dairy cattle judging Thursday at the Metgs County Fa1r Biddle claimed PATI'Y PULLINS, COOLVILLE, took top honors m the AyrShire class m judgmg of dairy cattle Thursday at the Metgs County Juntor Fa1r The year's most controversial TV drama , "Sticks " rentl~ won •t be seen here when it is shown - fllllllly _ ~;~S::Ight, and 1'm not sure that's til) ~ad. On the other hand renms of last season s most con,tro•verilial TV series episOdes, th~ abortion Issue on "Maude," will be a11d I'm not sure that's so good. Bo ' MOSCOW \UP I\ - The Umted States m~n·s basketball teum scoted •t• second consecutive ruMway victory at the World Umversity Games 'today with a 120-31 rout of Sweden The taller and more ex. perienced Amen cans dommated every phase of the mismatch and permitted the Swedes just lwo baskets m the CBS chlckened ou\ of the original showing of "$ticka Bones" last winttr. This was when our prisoners ot war coming home from Southeast Asia, and the drama - a grlaly and raunchy one _ was not considered approprtale flre for that time and place, since it deal! with. a problem-ridden and tragic homecommg for POWs. Getting its nerve back, CBS sch~uled the mi':I-Allll\l:st Showing and at least 79 of its 200-plus afftlialell have flatly they wo~ 't Show the movie Amazingly, two NBC atatlQIIS decided to pick it up, perhaps just playing one-upmanShip, wm•• , one of CBS' own network-owned stations (KMOX-TV, St. Louis) said, in effect "hell, no, we won't go! and cancel~ out. Locally the show probably won't be seen, so I can I ~Y Electricity, GC . Car l Gheen, . whether it should be pernutted here or not, for it's heav~, heavy AC, Fre d Young, Comm , adult fare. . Merco Je-ffers Rope - GC, Gary Nalson , At WCHS-TV, Charleston, and WBNS.TV, ColumbUB, R C, Brian Well management has a reasonable, and entirely credible attitude Fis hing GC , Angela Kennedy , RC, Joe Garnes and perfectly loeical reasons for not Showing the program. And Fruits - GC, Ra l ph Jordan . I'm not being an apologiSt for the stations, either. R C, Eddie Holter Robbll Show <Trophlesl The management at Channel 8 has a prior commitment to Best of Show . Charles Ritchie , Show a pro football exhibition tomght (Washington-Buffalo, 8 Champion Showman, N icki Leonard p.m.). They felt the program Should get exposure, and asked to Bee f ITropt\les) Grand Show il at a later time on Monday. CBS said no - which reflects Champ i on Sh owmansh i p , Robin Gainer, Res,erve poorly on the network, and shows a sensible attitude on the part Champion Showmanship, of the station. Secky Windon , GC Steer. Mandie Rose . Renrve C Up in Columbus, executive Frank Jones ~d that WBNS.TV Steer, Terry Knighting ; Grand c Female , Randy Johnson , has never shown the CBS Friday mght movte on Friday night. Reserve C Female, Br ian They use Iton a delayed basis on Saturday nights, 11:30 p.m. (a Windon. Angus FFA Market more appropriate time for such a·drama), and he wasn't certain Steer, ~ark Pierce. Crossbred FFA ~arket Steer , Terry whether ChannellO would carry tbe film then or not. Knighting , Hereford l H In the meantime, they'll do just what they've always done Market Steer , Randy Johnson, Angus 4'H Market Steer . Lee Show their own fUm in place of the CBS FridaY flick . Hysell. Crossbred 4 H Market Moving on to Maude and her famous abortion of last winter Steer, Mend le Rose Flower Show <Trophies) (and 1 really would prefer not to, beeause Maude bores me to GC, K lm Grueser , Oecorama , tears) both stations were blase, and said they'd carry the GC , Mandie Rose Achievement Award seque~ce about Maude's pregnancy and her sUbsequent decision CTroph1es l 4 H, Ingrid to have an abortion just as they dtd during the regular season. Hawley , trophy donated by So, although 21 'css affiliates dropped the renms, you'll A&P Supermarkets, • H, Ed Cross, by Farmers Bank , able to see the whole thing winding up next Tuesday - at thel FFA, Rocky Hupp, trophy donated by Pomeroy National ghastly hour of 8 p. m. and presented by RI c hard Now my v1ew on abortions is rather severe, and I have SO!Jiej Chambers. Sylv1a ~ldklff , represented ethical ~nd moral resei"V!Itions about certam conditions conFarm Bureau, secretary of cernmg abortion. But !halls of no Interest to you. federation and presented their What's important is the fact that the U.S Supreme Court has troph1es Style Revue (Trophlea> ruled that abortions are legal and pernusslble, under certain Top to Toe. GC, Beth Perrin , guidellnes,all over the country - and I believe the law is the law R:C (rosettes), Taml Sames , Clothing Mates, GC, Connie is the law . Stout. RC , Paige Hayman So, while I may legally agree that abortion ~ a fit topic for .Joyful Jumper, GC , Diane Sm lth, R c, Jody Grueser; TV, and at the same time have grave reservaltons in my con-, Sports Clothes . GC. Bet~y sc1ence, I can say one thing wtth finality: It's a terrible subject to, Amsbary, RC, Marylu Mills. School Cl()thes, GC, K lm put on network teleVIsion at 8 o'clock in the evening. Krauthtr , R c. Stephanie When will CBS, which has tbe courage, seemmgly, to show Radford , Tailoring, Debbie Boatr ight. RC , Cindy controversy such as "Sttcks and Bones", recognize that "Allin: Oom tgan, Lounging Clothes, the Family" and "Maude" aren't the greatest subject matter to GC, Jayne Smith, RC, Niese! Duvall. Dress.up , Barbara show in the living room before parents can get their kiddles off to Jordan , RC, L•sa Herald, bed? Formal. Jan Holter . RC , · LONG BOTTOM - Mrs. Elizabeth B1ddle, 98, Rt I, Long Bottom, a lifelong restdent or Meigs County, died Wednesday at the Arcadia Nursmg Home m Coolville followmg an extended illness. Mrs Biddle was the daughter of the late Phtlip and Kathryn Schrieber Weber and was born m the Kerto community. She was a member of the Christian Church and the Long Bottom Grange. She ts survived by a son, Carl, West Haven, Fla:;; a daughter, Mrs Thelma Farnsworth, Long Bottom; three grandchildren , Lloyd Lee B1ddle, Atlanta, Ga.; Francts Case, Cheshire, and Mrs. Walter (Carolyn) Filer, Sea Brook , Tex .; two greatgranddaughters and several meces and nephews Mrs . Biddle was preceded in death by her husband, S. R. GRAND CHAMPION GUERNSEY of the Me1gs County Btddle, In 1932, and several Jumor Fatr was owned by Jams Carnahan, Racme RD. brothers and SISters. Judgmg of dairy cattle took place Thursday morrung Funeral servtces will be held at I p. m. Sunday at the White lngnd Hawley Funeral Home m Coolville wtth bur1al in Chester Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral AUGUST 17, 1973 home anytime after 7 p. m. Rosettes plus prenuums of Tony Ke nnedy and Tamm y Friday. 6 00 - News 3. 4, 8, 10, 3, 15, Truth or Conseq. 6, Sesame 51' 20, Steinmetz, Aff. for Trans., Daugh erty Insight 33. $10, $8, $6, $4 and $2 were Engltsh ple asure horse K1m Sctpio. 6 . 30 - News 6, I Dream of Jeannie 13, Lilias, Yoga & You 33. Notter, Ja ck Bennett John 1 awarded to the top llve wmners Jack Riggs Stanley, Karen J. Lave ll e, Debb1e Jone s, G lona 7:00 Truth or Conseq. 3, Beat the Clock 4 , News 6, 10, What's m the annual Metgs County M l1e r My Line B; Wild Kingdom 13, Elec Co 20, Tom Jones 15, Stanley to Henry [). Helton, Senior Fair horse show staged Western pleasur e horse, non Audubon Wildlife Theater 33 reg1 ste red M tk e Beckner , Belvia, Helton; 12.5 A., Salem. 7· 30 - Young Dr. Kildare 4; College Hockey 20, Parent Game Wednesday afternoon. Aimee Huston , Jun•or Ken lla R. Osborne to Harry 10; Beat the Clock 13, Porter Wagoner 3, To Tell the Truth 6. Exception to the rosette-cash nedy, Fae Rei bel , Mary Rou sh The Session 20 ; World Press33, Evil Touch 8. Western pleasure pony , Osborne, Parcels, Olive. premium awards was· the lead· un der 48 tnches Ton y Ken 8 00 - Washington Week 1n Review 20, 33 , Sanford & Son 3. 15. The Maiden Co. to Rodney Baseball4, Pro FootballS ; 60 M1nutes 10, Brady Bunch 6 13 m pony class m wh1ch each nedy , Kathy Stan ley, C1ndy Downmg, Lots, Middleport. Daug her ty, Dal e Sh obe, Bob 8 30 - Little People 4, 15, Black Perspective on the News 20, 33. nder receiVed a small trophy Elia s Odd Couple 6, 13 Rodney Downing, Katherine Trail horse Jun tor Kennedy , These nders included Tom ;r Masterpiece Theatre 33 , Room 222 6, 13, Movie "The Downing to Jaymar Coal Co., 9 00 M il ler A1mee Hu ston , Alamo" 3, 15, Free Stage 20, " The Long Voyage Home" 10 Roseberry, Racme; Tammy Gtor1a Sa ndra Winters. Dave Nease Wilham R. Hayes, Audra Lots, Middleport. 9 30 Corner Bar 6. 13 Trail pony Marcta Dillard . Kennedy, Tuppers Plams , Sue 10 00 - Love, Amer~ can Style 6, 13. News 20, Handful of Ashes William W. Harris, Mildred Susann Wlil1amson, Rob•n Hayes to John W Dyke, Jenea Fry, Pomeroy Route 3; Larry Rltchje, Kathy Stanley , Sc ott 33 Dyke, 3.23 A., Rutland. A., Hams to Juanita 10 30 - Woman 33, To be announced 4 and Perry Cross, Cheshtre; Nease David Wtlliams, Jenny Chtlstenson, Lot, Pomeroy. race horse or pony 11 oo- News, Weather Sports 6, 8, 10, 13, 4, 15. Melame D1llard, Pomeroy; JulBarrel te Gooc h, Cmd y Gooch and Wtlliams, Ronme Williams, 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3, 5, In Concert 6 , Movies "Something Charles T. CaSIIell, Ruth Knslle Allensworth, Mid· Mtke Jones , ted for sec ond and Kenneth Williams to James A. Evil" 8, ''Voyage to the Planet of Preh1stonc Women" 10, Cassell to Mark E. Smith, t h~rd . Sara Lutton Ern1e "VIolent Saturday" 13 dleport ; Lesa Meier , Mid· Waterson W1lliams, Lot, Pomeroy. Jenny Smtth, .38 A., Mid· 1 00 - Midnight Special3, 4. Movie " Flying T1gers" 13 F lag r ace Tom Roger s, dlepor t; Patrtcta Circle, Dorothy Perry to Carrol dleport 1·15 - Movie "The Flying Serpent" 10 .Jon es, Ern1e Waterson , Rae me ; Michaela Jones, M1ke 2 30 - News 4. J1m E lia s Ste11e Waterson Woodgerd, Ferme Woodgerd, Biaetnar Auto Co . PartEgg and spoon race Debbte Pomeroy, and jloger Smtih, Dylesville. nership, John William Dye , Donna Stan !.. y , Robm SATURDAY, AUGUST 18,1973 Jr , Pomeroy Route 3 R1tch1e . Steve Kane , Fae Lorena McCall, dec., to Elza Blaettnar, Eleanor Blaettnar 6 DO-Consumer's World Wmners m other classes, Re1bel 6.3D-TV Classroom 8. Kentucky Af1eld 13. Fa1th tor Today 10 A. McCall, Carlos M. McCall, to Fred Blaettnar, Lots, Dash for money R •c hard first throu gh fifth place, Frank lin , Sherry lnd as ted ?.DO-Neighbors 13, Farm Front 4, Fun for Everyone 6 , Robert S. McCall, Thelma Pomeroy. Treehouse Club 8, 10 J1m E l 1as, Tom Rogers , respecltvely, mcluded : Har vey Hawkins 7·15-Woman's Point of VIew 13 Open horsemanshiP Rob1n Stake r ace Ern1e Waterson , l~:::::::~::::·:·:·:·:·:·. ::::~·::;:::::::>·:·:·:·:~:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:'..<·:::::::::::·:w...<;::::::::::::--.--=·~=1 7:30-Man from COS! 10. Farmbrook 3, Treehouse Club 13, , R1tch1e , Tony Kennedy , Bil l RIChard Frank ltn , secon d and Sesame St 20 , Gospel 6. Abbott & Costello 8, Juvenile Jury 4 Co le. Ktm Notter , Jack1e fourth . Steve Waterson, Tom 8 DO-Houndcals 3, 4, 15, Pufnstul 13, Jake's Place 6, Bugs Bennett Rogers Western p'easure horse , Bunny 8, 10 r eg 1stered only Ktm Notter , WAIVERS ASKED 8 30-Roman Holidays 3, 4, 15, Jackson Five 6, IJ, Sabrina Jack1e Bennett, B1ll Co l e Teenage Witch 8, Popeye 10, Mr Rogers 20 PHILADELPHIA (UP! ) Darla Sta nl ey and San dra 9 DO-Jetson 3, 4, 15; Osmonds 6, 13; Amazing Chan 8, tO , W1 nters The Philadelphia Phtlhes Sesame St, 20 ;:: Western pleasu r e pony , 48 to asked watvers Thursday on 9 3D-Pink Panther 3, 4, 15 , Movies "Lovcasl, US A" 6, 13, 56 tn ches Ro b1n R 1t chle, "The Dynam ic Scooby Ooo Affair" , 8, 10 Glor !a M1ller. J 1mmy Grate, veteran mllelder Jose Pagan 10 DO-Underdog J, 4, 15, Elec Co. 20 Helen Bottel for the purpose of giving him 10 30-Barkleys 3, 4, 15, Brady Kids 6, 13, "Mister Rogers 20, his unconditiOnal release and Josle & The Pussycats In Outer Spaces, 10 WIN AT BRIDGE makmg him a coach 11 DO-Brother Buzz 6, Sesame Sl 20; Sea Lab J, 4, 15, Bewlt An Abnormal CbUd II Born ched 13; Fllntstones Comedy Hour 8, 10. DEAR LEN. 11 3D-Kid Power 6, 13', Runaround 3, 4, 15 __ 12 DO-Eiec Co. 20, Funkr Phantom 6, 13, Around the World ln"Here' third side to "The Diary of an Unborn Child": " 80 Days 3, 4, t5 . Arch ie s TV Funnies 8, 10 • Seplem r : I am concetved. My mother-to-be is barely 18, 12 3D-Talking second lead he led a th1rd d1a · with a Glanl3, 4, 15, Lids ville 6, 13, Fat Albert & NORTll 17 my father not uch older. The Cosby Kids I, 10 mond and ru tted 1n dumm y + 10863 1 DO-CBS Film Festival 8, 10; Lassie 15; Monkeys 6, 13, World, November: y mother is scared to death that the answer 8a st ove rruff ed and re· ¥ 874 University Games 3, 4 1 tu rn ed a trump wtll be "yes." \ • 92 1 3D-American Bandstand 6, 13; TBA 15. + 9862 Three days !at~: Yes! My mother doesn't want marriage, South \\On With h1s ace led a 2 OD-Soul Train 6. Tarzan 13 . Gren Acres 13, Baseball Pre game Show 15, VIrginian 8, Film 3, Popeye 10 fourt h diamond and ruffed once WEST wants an abortion even less and ts scared, scared, scared. Maybe EAST 2 15-Baseball 3, 4, 15 more East overruffed but that she will go 1t alone . + KQ JJ + A954 2 3D-Green Acres 10 was the la st tr1ck lor th e de ¥ J ¥ Q109J December: Mom and Dad decide to become engaged. They 3 DO-Wall Tilt Your Falher Gels Home 13 , Sea World 6, fense East \\as go mg to make t Ql08\ • Jn save a httle money and buy three rooms of furniture at an aucValley Days 10 t11o trumps no ma tter hoy, + 11 054 + Q73 3 3DI' ve Got a Secret 13, Mlsler Roberls 6 , NFL Action '73, 8 , •· lton. So uth hod played So uth had so~ rn 101 Black Omnibus 10 c March: My parents are married. lorced h1m Lo make them b' 4 DO-Boxing 6. 3, Wrestl ing 8 +2 rulfmg West s h1gh diamonds May : They've got problems but they're trying to work therri 4 3D-Horse Race 10 , , ¥ A K652 5 DO-Mister Rogers 33 ; Western Theatre 15, World University' II est co uld have beaten the out and respect each other. , t AK743 Games 3, 4 , Wide World of S porls 6. 13, U S. lnduslrles Golf contract by shilling to a trump + AK June : My mother is having weird pains. She doesn't know it Classic 8 10 at tnck two Then wh en East yet, but today Is my birthday. Eust.\\ est vulnerahlc 5 30-Eiectrlc Compan¥ ovcrrulfed the d~amond Ea st \\ eu 6 DO-News l , 4, 8, Making ThlnQs Grow 33 , Movie, '"Rio ~or lh East South First day : Sh• doesn't hold me very much-she's afraid, could have been able to get 11d Grande" 10, 1 bA 15. 2¥ because it's like trying to hold cooked spaghetti. ot dumm v s last trump and 6 15-A Look allhe Book 15 Puss 2N "I Pa" 3t Eighth month: My parents are learnin~ who is boss. II est would ha H co ll ec ted a 6 3D-NBC News J, 4, 15; Beverly Hillbillies 8. News 6, ·Sewlr\g ~-"411 P.1 ss P<:~SS 1¥ tnck d1 amond Skills . Tallorlng39, Festival of Family Classlcs13 Sometimes I really upset them, but I smile and make everything Pa~ s Pit SS Pass 7·DO-You Asked for II 3, Hee Haw G, 6, Lawrence Welk 4, 15; (NEWS PAP ER ENTERPRISE ASSN 1 right Op<nang lead- + K World of Survival 13; Age of An xlely 33. Third year: My mother hears debates on abortion and knows 7 3D-Nashville Music 3; Amazing World of Kreskln 13 ; Catch ~ JJ when she looks at me that she did the right thing. 8·DO-AIIIn lhe Family 8, 10, Partridge Family 6, 13, Folk Life B' Os,.lild & .James Jaeobv •1flh year: I started school. I am having trouble adjusting. The b1ddmg has l>ccn 33, Achievers 4; Emergency 3, 15 Sixth year : My parents are told I have minimal brain Nor lh EaM South 7 JQ-..Brldgel Loves Bernie 8. 10~ Paul Lynde 6, 13, An South ana lyzed the open1ng Wnt damage, am hyperactive and have an IQ that's below average. American Family 33 I+ lead and dec1ded he d1dn t ilke 1• Pass 9 DO-Mary Tyler Moore 10. Burns &Schreiber 6. 13 . Mickle I+ Seventh year: My parents know that even though I'm not 11 He rev1ewed the b1dd1ng and Pa ~s Finn's Happy Time Hour 8, Pro Foolball 3, 4, 15 Pass 3+ 4t was gla d he hadp t tn ed for a Pass normal," I am who they want. • 9 3D-Bob Newhart 10; Our Streel 33 Pass Pass 4' 4:\ r slam lie counted h1s wmners Ninlh year: I go to special school claues, have friends, am 10·DO-Dl!lphl Bureau 13; 1972·73 Cincinnati Bengals Highlights" , Pa ss and lose rs and Y. asn 1sure JU St Pass 6; Cambridge Debate on Women•s Lib 33, Mission Imhappy and so are my parents and baby brother. You Soulh hold ho\\ many of each he fi,Jd possible 8, 10 , P. S. NOTE FROM MOM : Some people would choose 11 :DO-News +Q 8 6 4 2 ¥ 2 tA I +A K J 9 7 8, tO, IJ 1 Movie, • 'The Intern•" 6 , Then he a~ked the all 1moor· abortion In favor of an abnormal child, but she hn brought UB Wh at do vou do now' 11 : 1 5-News 3 tant quest10n · How can I make " II Had to Happen •· 81 " The Mad Ghoul " 13, mv co ntrac t' and de c1ded A- 81d s•x 1padu onh Your much love and help Our daughter will have to face the fact of 11 :30-Movles, TBA 10 pal't ner llm1t ed hi s ' 1 4' hen he l)1d brain damage in time, but I am also sure that she will live a full that th e best Y.av to go about it 12 DO-News 3, A; Midnight Special 15 11 as to leave trump s cnllre t' three spades life of ~er own 12 · JO-Movles, " Kathy 0 " 3, " Cornered" 4 a lone until he c oul~ do so meTOOAY "S QUt:S riO N , I DO-ABC News 6, Movie, "The Dealh Ray Mirror of Dr I'm not saying abortion Is wrong in every case. I'm just thing abo ut h1 ~ s1de su1t Mabu10" 13 You decide tr1 b1d f1 ve no·trump saying, thank God we chose this way, becauae In IPlte of 2 DO-Movie, "The Saga of Hemp Brown" 3. He ruffed the seco nd spade agiunst our KuggestiiJfl Yuu r pall · sometimes wishing I were somewhere else and In aplte of 2 JD-Movles, "The Falcon's Alibi" 4; " The Return ot and promp tly played Iu s •ce ner IHds s1:-: hl'u rl s \\ h.-t do y•Ju do Giant Monslen" 13 wmetlmes being frustrated or bored, I am happy and lucky 1 and k1ng of di amo nd s \\h en nm\ 3 JQ-..News 13 with a family I once considered not having . NO SIGNATURE both opponent s follo11ed to th <' 4 JD-Movle, " Cheyenne Kid" 4. MASON - The Wahama Athletic Boosters of Wahama H1gh School wtll conduct their f1rst Tag Day since 1968 and w1U be knocliing on doors Saturday morning, August 18. The cheerleaders will be stationed on the (;'omeroy • Mason bndge from 9 a m to 3 p m. and the 1973Jootball team wtll be gomg door to door in U[[ffiXIBIID: Danny Sayre Dki')lou kno w that a new era in car repa ir 1s Automot1ve Dairy cattle are judged Open class da1ry cattle ludglng for the 110th annual Meigs County Fair was held Thursday Winners '" th e Hol stein Div ision were Bul L two years and over, Lakin State Hospita l, first, bull calf, under 1 ve er and over four months. Roy Holter, Pomeroy Route 3 firs t, and Earl H Dean , Pomeroy Route 3, second, cow , four.,and over , Oeen , Lakin Stat e Hospttal and Holter , first through third respect ively, cow, three and under four , Dean , f~rs. t, Lak in Hosp1tal, second, and Rocky Top Datry , Letart Route 2, w va thi rd , cow , two year and under three, Holler , Lakm Hosp1ta l, and Roc kv Top Dairy , sen1or yearling he1ter, Dean f irs t and second , and Rocky top da iry , third , iun•or yearl 1ng he 1fer, Rock'll Top Dair y , t•rst, senior helter calf , Ph1lllp Radford Pomeroy Route 3, f •rst Leland Parker , Chester , second and Dean , third , Junior he1fer calf , Dean , firs t, Rocky Da i r y, second, Holter , th ird . get of slrt , Holter, Lak i n St&te Hospital , Rock y Oatry , ft r st, second and third, respe ctive ly produce of cow, Ho lter , ftrst and second , and Lak i n Hospital , third , three femal es bred and owned by exh tb1tor. Dean . Holter and Lak i n Hospital , first through third Dean exh i b•t ed the sen1or champion fema le and Radford . tht lunior champ ion femeie Frtd Blerhup of Wellston Route 3, was the only exh lbltor In the mHklng shorthorns c i a~" winning the four champion awards. lnciu(Hng the ch~m pion bull , senior , luntor and rind champion fem al es and 2 firsts end six second places ' There wu one exhibitor In the Ayresh lres clan Sh~ was P•trlcle Lynn Pullins, Coolville Route 2, who was ewarded the sen lor h elfe r ribbon 1nd 1110 won th e 1un1or chemplon femlll prem tum 1n tht Gutrnaey div ision Harold Carnahan, Racine, won 1 flrtt for tht cow, three ~ur s end undtr tovr ana Mar K More. Pomeroy Route 3, won a f tr st tor the bes t cow two and under three Car nahan dtsp l ayed the best sen •or year lt ng he1 fer and Mora took f1rs t p l aces 10 the run1or yearling helfer , sen ior heifer calf , lun•or hetter ce lt, a second also t here , ge t of S1re , produce of cow, and for three fema les bred and owned by the exhibi tor Carnaha n exhlfH ted th e senior and grand champ ion females and Mora exh1b1 ted th e ]un tor ct1amp1on female In Jersey judgmg th e grand c hamp•on female was exh1b1 ted b y Htll cou ntry Jersey Farm. Athens Rou te l wt l h th e Twin j Pine Jun1or Farm , Letart, W Va , exh1b1f1rig the ]un tor champ 10n fema le Hill Country won a fir st m the best bull ca lf under one year and over four months Wtfh Twm Pme takmg second Winner s. f~r st thro ug h th ird In the other categones of Jersey rudglng m ct uded Cow , fo ur and 011er , H ill Country , Tw1n Pine, H 1!1 COu ntry , COW three and und er four Twm Pine. Hi! I Country , seco nd and th ir d, cow, tw o and under three, Twm P1nc, H il l CO untry . second and th1rt1 , se n tor Y.earllng heif er , Tw1n Ptne W1!bur W1n d\and , Guys-vil le Rout e l, and Leland Park er, Pom er oy Ro~Jte 3 IUntor yearl•ng hetfer. Htll Country , Tw1n Pine . H tll Countr y sen ior heifer calf , W•ndland , Tw in Pl 11e H 1ll Country , 1Un 1or he•f er call. Wind land . Hill Country. Twm Pm e, get of stre , Wlndlnnd , Twtn P1ne , H1ll Cou ntr y , produ ce of cow, W1ndland , Hil l Country and Twm Pm e three fema les br ed and owned by exh i bitor , Twin Pi ne , Hill Country an d Wlnd land TWO TO BEARS CHICAGO IUPI ) - Th e Ch icago Bears have <1cqu1red two players, linebacker Ken Lee and wtde rece1ver Tom Reynolda. from the New England Phtnots for undisclosed draft choices I uS ••B~ ARCH is centet five year s ago 1n CJrer,.,. Hili. N J at a cosl ol~.ooo, TTIJ'a lned dlagnosh cl ans 1n or. ;,Krldare un iform s work o"v y-eur car like an ope11eti,ng room team The cb"rn pjele ex amlnat1on !ilkeultlly 25 minutes. cosls 101~sy 1 50 and provides you NrtH 1a. wrltten record of 86 tests indtcatmg •""<>IIY how your vehicle ~all~>to measure up to the lep~~~te ltll'otory by Its '•tnartUfacturer >.f"Jhe Sanford Research ' llmlt;.te forecasts thai by tm ,lhere will l>e 15,000 m8')1'0r a ut omobile LQJagbost•c centers m ~$tlon In the U S , plus >00,000 smaller dlagnoshc ·'~~~•~!lations l s your lap water fa ll measure up to lol ~·eq!trrements for modern g' All Water Refining ., s are thoroughly tested, 'Ill" essionally Installed .~ ,. 1 1 '*' guaranteed 1n wntlng 10 years You ' ll have a b ller way of life through • < ter water •• Call 862 · Mason, Clifton, New Haven, Hartford and West Columbta. The boys will be weartng th eir football jerseys and carrytng con tamers and will be accompamed by parents so you can tdentify. them when they ca ll on you. The Athletic Boosters smcerely apprectate all the help gtven m the past and ask your supp<»:t m the1r upcommg Tag Day. Your donahons are maktng posstble the followmg proJects earned out by the Boosters the past year and for the year 197374: New field ltghts, $2,500 , 6MM camera and proJector,' $425; football msurance, $878 ; football programs, $370; football butt sled, $600; flu shots for football boys, $120; pre-game dinner, $350; new football helmets$540; Block-R· Malle machme , $1,490; excavatmg and resodding football fteld, $600, All-sports banquet, $200 Plus many small mtscellaneous proJeCts MAJOR LEAGUE Curolina Slate, netl"l ~ t and Marvin Barnes or ProVIdence added 18 In nil , the Americans had six players in double figures, the same number they had Thursday when they beat Brll.ain. 123-7~. tn another prelimlnury match '"fhey weren't very good compehtlOn but I stdl think we did a lot or things well," Badger said "Our lost break was working and we were movlng the ball very well I also ltked our defense. 'fhe Swedes were simply too afraid to shoot.'' Kay Carlsson scored eight points for Sweden, who lost three of the1r starlmg players to fouls' durtng the game. Sweden fm1shed w1th 34 fouls, three more than the 1r pomt total "I guess that wasn't too b•d for an opener," said U. S. Coach Ed Badger after the Great Brttam debacle. "Naturally, I'm very happy overall, but I felt we co:nld have been a httle sharper " Obvtously, Badger was referring to frequent "hotdog" tactics h1s troops ulllized m thoroughly embarrassing the Brttons Marvm Barnes, the 6foot-9 center_from Provtdence was h1gh man for the Amertcans w1th 24 pomts - at least 14 of them comtng off crowd-pleasmg dunk shots And the forwards , Dav1d Thompson of North Carolina State and Maurtce Lucas of Marquette , mltmtdated the Britons w1th between-the-leg dribbles and cross-court passes that d1dn 't always reach thetr mark In addttion to Barnes' 24 and Thompson's 21, Tom Burleson of North Carolina Stale contrtbuted 20 pomts and 14 64 fl~ures Amencan League East Balt imore Detro1t New York Boston Milwau kee Cle11elan d I pet gb 65 52 556 66 54 550 1!, 66 57 537 2 62 57 521 4 59 59 500 6 1h 48 73 397 19 w West w 1 pet. g b Oakland 69 51 575 ~ KansasC1ty 70 S2 574 Mmnesota 58 60 492 10 Ch tc ago 58 63 479 Jllh Ca l•fornta ~4 63 462 13112 Tex~s 42 76 356 26 Thursday's Results Oakland 6 Boston 3 C l ~ 11eland 10 Kan C1ty 4 (Only games scheduled ) Today 1 s Probable P1tchers 59 520 13 Atlanta 59 65 476 l8 1J2 San D1 ego 43 77 364 321h Thursday ' s Results Atl~~n ta 10 Chicago 2 San Fran 2 Philadelphia 1 (Only games sct1edul ed) Today's Probable Pitch ers (All t1mes EDT> Los Angeles ( Messe r sm ith 11 7) at Chtcago ( Bonham 4 4), 2 30 p m Ctnclnnat• ( Gullett 14 B) at New York (Stone 7 3) , night. 8 05 p m Atlanta (S chuel er 71l at Montrejlll (Renko 11 7). B OS (All times EDT) Kansas City (Drago 12 11 l at Bos ton (Moret 6 0). 7 30 p m Chi c ago ( Bahnsen IS 13) at Balttmore ( Palm er 16 6), 7 30 WI LMI NG TON , Oh10 (UPI) - Cmcmnall Bengals coach Paul Brown announced Thursday afternoon that quarterback Vlrgtl Carter will make h1s f1rst start of the exhlbtllon season Sunday aga1nst the Cleveland Browns Carter lost the No I quarterbackmg JOb last year to Kenny Anderson, who IS expected to see considerable actwn Sunday The Bengals-Browns game tS scheduled at Ohto StadiUm on the Oh10 State Uruverstty campus tn Columbus The Bengals Thursday cut Rtck Setferl of OhtQ State, who had arrived in camp only TuesClay. Se1fert, a defenstve end, was trymg to latch on w1th the Bengals after being waived by the New York Jets Brown satd Sunday's game also w1ll mark the season debuts of defenstve end Sherman Whtte and safety Tommy Casanova, the top draft chotces of a year ago. White hasn't played m earlier games because of a kneecap operation and Casanovaonlyarnvedatcamp Tuesday after completmg a summer school course. Bob Johnson IS to start at center Sunday, but former Ohto State star Tom DeLeone ts e~pecwd to play most of the game at center because John- ~ Minnesota ( Biyleven 14 12) at Cleveland (Strom 2 10) , B p m New York (Medlch 9 6) af Texas (Merritt 4 BL 9 p m Detroit ( J Perry 11 10 ) at pm Callfornta (Ryan 1314) , 11 p m San F ran c iSCO ( Bryant 17 B) Milwaukee (Co lborn 15 7) at at Pittsburgh (Moose 7 10) . B 05 Oakland' (Holtzman 17 lO l. 11 pm tonight to face the New York Met.s . Slated to go to the mound for Cincmnall1s Don Gullett, 14-8, agamst George Stone, 7-3. Used Bargain Specials! HAMIL TON GAS DRYER I ·I I 20" 10" GIRLS BIKE 36" u: H: I:]1!#£& u GAS RANGE I I ' l s6495 up I I I ' .The 3- 23" GE · SJ900 RCA PORTABLE 65,000 Warm Morning 13 STU I! G.E. AIR COND. I (220 VI 12 City Editor F> u b l 1s hed dally exce pt Sa turday by Tl'1 e Ohio Valley Publ shlng Company , 1Tl , Court St , Pomeroy , Oh 10, A5169 Bustness Offt ce Phone 992 2156, Edttor.al Ph one 992- • 2157 Second class postage pa id at Pomeroy. Oh 10 ~ N at 1ona l advertls1ng r epresenta l t\le li ott~ne lll · Gallag her , In c, 12 li:a st 42nd St, New York C•t y, Neli-ltYork • Subscr tpflon rat es 1 1 Delivered by car r ier whe re ava 1l ab te 55 cen l s per we ek 1 By Motor Rout e where ca rri er · 1 serv 1 ce no t available One mo nt h $2 By mall In Ohi o and w va , One yea-:.S l6 Six I I SAV INGS S 1/4 ~r cent year pa1d on Regu lar Passbook Savings, No Mmtmum Interest I rom date ol depos1t to date of withdrawal Interest co mpounded quarterly 4")MEIGS ~ 1BRANCH Tht Alhono County S.v.nqs-. Loin Co 296 Second St. Pomeroy, Ohio All Accoun ts Insured To by FSLIC Dudley's Aorist son IS nursmg an tnJUry. Brown satd he hopes to use Sunday 's game to take a good look at punter Ken Duncan, who Is compettng wtth Dave Lewts and Dave Green for the JOb. Meanwhtle, Clev eland Browns' head coach N1ck Skortch satd Thursday rook1e offens1ve left guard Pete Adams and veteran center J1m Copeland would start Sunday for the Brown• · Skortch also satd Hugh MeKinms, m his first year m the NFL after three campaigns m the Canadtan Football League, would start at fullback, repla cmg the tn]ured Bo Scott. Scott has been bothered by a strained Achilles tendon and regular back-up Ke,n Brown has a brutsed back. Neither ts expected to play Skor1ch had planned to use 10-year-man Leroy Kelly at both running back and fullback agatnst the Bengals, but sa1d McKinrus - who has the best per yard carry average on the club in 5.1 after two exhibitiOn games - earned the shot. Keily's average gam per carry 1s 3 7 yards m two games Mtke Phtpps and Don Horn will alternate the stgnal-calling for Cleveland. In other aclton at the Browns ' trammg camp at. H1ram College, rook1e of- fenstvc tackle Tom Humphrey was swttched to the defense as a back-up to well-seasoned veteran tac kles Walter Johnson and Jerry Sherk Humphrey, at 6-foo t~ and 265 pounds, ts the b1ggest man in camp S9 N. 2nd Ave . Mtdd leport, Ohto NEWitrom FIEUREKA A QUALITY VACUUM WITH NEW POWER SELECTOR THAT CONTROLS THE SUCTION POWER FOR TOTAL HOME CLEANING! Ma1or League Re sults By Un1ted Pren Inter nat iona l Nat1onal League A tlanta 000 000 091 - 10 16 3 Ch•cago 101 ooo ooo- 2 4 1 Harr'lson , J N1ekro (7), Frtsella ( 8 ) and Casanova Dtetz ( 8 ), Pappa s, Locker {7), Aker (8), Bu r ns {8) and Rudol ph WP _..._ J Niekro I 1 0} L P- Locke r (5 Sl H R Aaron rl111rtlp CMt rot 1111 y ~u adjust lh1 ,.wr ltr u c ~ clnn l n1 ned ru11 dr•pu liusllnl (29th I Ph1la ooo 010 ooo-- 1 7 2 San Fran 010 100 000- 2 9 2 Brett (12 5) and Soon e. 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INTEREST OF MEIG S MASON AREA CONSOLE TVs Just Highest Interest Rates In The Area 3 miles 5. of Middleport on St. Rt. 7 SAYRE : H&R FIRESTONE burst wh1~h enabl ed the Braves tJJ dedl the Cubs their 11th st1a1ght ioos and 14th m their last 15 games It carne on a 2-2 p1tch and sa1ied about 400 feet 1nto the left fwld bleachers at Wngley F'ICid rrhc :;an FranciSCO Glants defeated the Philadelphia Phil· lies, 2-1, tn the other Nat10nal League ga me Thursday while the Oakland A's beat the Boston Red Sox, 6-3, and the Cleveland Ind1ans topped the Kansas C1ty Roya ls, 11l4, m 9H i\mertcan League games Ron Lolich drove m four runs Aaron has h1t 29 homers 1n the Braves' 124 . ga mes so far th1s season and tha t pace BEAUTIFUL proJected aga10st hls remaming 38 games would mean that he would end the season w1th 711- three short of Ruth's mark Tom Bradley recetved credit LAST APPEARANCE AT THE KING'S ARMS KNIGHT CLUB Pm '·~-------------------- ~ No games. No glmmlcks1 pm f HAR6~!!ARE ~ Ul'l Sport• Writer llankAaron has given up hope that he Will equal or surpass Babe Ruth's all-t1me home run rt'Cord th1s season but is confident that he will , achieve the fea t in 1974 "I don 't really thmk it's poistbie that I 'II reach the record this year," smd Aaron after hitting his 29th of the season and the 702nd of his career m the Atlanta Braves' 10-2 v1ctory over the Chicago CUbs Thursday "There aren't enough games left lor me to do 1t th1s seawn "I would hke to h1t f1ve or six for h1s lOth wm w1th the rebel help or Elias Sosa m the Gtant~· v1ctory over the Ph1lhes. Ken Brett went the d1slllnce for the Phllhcs and suffered his fifth loss agamst 12 vtctones. Bob Boone homered for the Plulhes V1da Rlu e, com1ng on strong alter his poor 1972 season, pitched a four.IJ1tter and Reggie Jackson drove m four runs w1th tao homers lor the A's The v1ctory ra1sed Blue's record to 13-7, mcludmg four strat ght wins, wh1le Jackson ra1sed h1s RB I total to Cincy, Browns ready to go • I a nine-run cighth-mnmg out- from •3.49 5 -! reliever Jack Aker and cu pped lly F"REI) DOWN Unfortunately lor ti•e Umted States, the women were nut able to , dupticalt the men's easy triumph Challenged by a bigger and stronger team Irom the Soviet Union which Included at least one seven.foot g1ri. the American women were trounced, 92-49 On other fronts, the track and field competition began at the massive 103,000. seat Lenin Stadt urn w1th three ftnals - the men's 10,000 meter run and shot put plus the women's Javelin, There were no gold more this season/' he conmeda ls, however for the hnued, "and then go lor the Umted States. record next year I don 't thmk I've got a good chance to' h1t 13 + + + A weekend II wbea you more homers th1s season." Aaron's homer Thursday, his start to worry aboul Monday happenmg. first stnce July 31, came off STANDINGS Mat or League Standmgs By Un1ted Press International Nahonal Leag'le · east w. I. pet g.b. St LOUIS 62 59 512 Pittsburgh 57 60 487 3 MontreSI 57 62 479 4 Chtcago 56 64 467 5'h Philadelph ia 55 65 45 8 61f2 New York 53 65 449 7 1 2 West w I pet g b Los Angeles 76 45 628 Cmcmnat1 74 48 607 2'12 San F ranc iSCO 66 53 555 9 Houston rebounds to the U S cause, wlnlc te~mmute~ Wally Walker of V1r~mta 112), Quinn Buc~ner of lnd1ana ( I2) and Luctt. also were In double point Philadelphia (Ca rlton 10 14 ) Saturday 's Games af Housto n (Wilson 9 12), 8 30 Kansas C1ty at Boston pm Mtlwaukee at Oakland San D1ego { K1rby 7 13) at at M1nn at Cle11e, t w1l 1ght ~tfn LOUIS (Cleveland 12 6), 9 Ch1cago at Baltimore, ntght New York at Texas, n 1ghl Saturday's Games Detro1t at Ca lttornta , n tght Cmclnnatl at New York Los Angeles at Cht cago REDS IN NEW YORK Atlan• ,_, - • 'Ao ntrea1. n1 Qhf NEW YORK (UPI) - The San Fran at Pt tlsburgh , night ~· New Hav,.n, W Vit Ph• lade lph •a at Houston , n1g ht Cmcmnali Reds, conltnumg ~~~~~~~~~ww~ San D1ego at St Lou is, night the1r road trtp, wtll be here ~ I. • specrf1caftons >pr.oll.! ded a winner again 5' Diagnost ic CeMer , Mobil 011 Cor po ..tlM opened the f1rsl Transfers ~ the era of the dawning - Property i Helen Help workout. but not much 11101 e/' U S H~ad Co:~ch F.d lludger SHid Tom Burleson. the 7-foot-4 cenler ' from North Carolina Stale. led the baltinced US. seormg attack with 24 potnts All Amencan forwurd David Thompson, also of -North Wahama Boosters to call Saturday Meigs ROBERT L SHARP, of 180South 5th Ave ,Middleport, is proud of hiS 1940 model Chevrolet which is still m regular use with nearly 71,000 miles on tt. Sharp, who was employed by the Ohio Fuel Gas Company for 43 years, celebrated hts 86th birthday Wednesday. He has two sons, Wayne, of Zanesvtlle, and Glenn, Reynoldsburg ; a daughter, Lenme Haptonstall, Middleport; seven grandchildren and eight greatgrandchildren His wife, Edith, d1ed m 1967. "11 wtui n ~ood mornin~ ' .Television Log Awards made to winners tlrsl 10 11111\Ult'S of play Halftlm<' score w11S 57 to 17. w1th two doubles ahd a mng le and C.1lr1s Chamhli.- extended his hltllnA streak to 17 games w1th a homer and a sing le In the lnd1&ns' victory. 'rho loss dropped the Royals one per· c-enll! ge pomt beh1nd Oakland m the AI. West. Aaron blasts No. 702 as Cubs keep losing U• S. cagers win again BY PAUL CRABTREII TROPHIIS • J - The Daily Senllncl, Middl~porl-Pomcruy , 0 .. Au ~. 1 1, un:1 I. B. E. W. HUNTINGTON LOCAL NO. 317 Middleport, 0. 'I POMEROY HOME ~ & AUTO Your Complet• Tire Center 606 E. 992·2094 ' POMEROY, 0, �'. I ~~~~~~~~::..-:::.~:»'~::<>~ ~ • ' ' . ~ j ;~ §! ,· soc I· aI '~ il:~ ··•• ;l: ~ Calendar ::;':' !$ ~· ~ I ' ' Tht Da llYSentinel. M lrl•ll•~rt-f>on lt'roy, 0., Au~ . 17, 1073 TUf;sDAV IICIIR TO I'IIAC:rJC•: PUBLIC MEl•:TlNC , UO Th newly or~anlzed Meigs p.ln . ul Trinity Church, County yo uth choir will Pomeroy, to Inform re~ldents pra •Uce Sunday from 2 to 3 : ~ on .5 bond Issue lo be voted on p.m. at the Bradbury Church of Nov . 6, .-hich .-111 provide Christ. Youth from all MelKa funds for construction of county churc~e~ of junior high lrainlng center for mentally ·~~ and up are invited . to ~t­ retarded. All pltitens ore in- ll!nd. Jane Wise and Maryln Wilcox will be the dlrecton. vile'(( to attend . SATURDAY 262ND ANN IVERSARY reun ion of Roush 1Rausch) and All~e Families, Mason County Fa ~rgro u n ds. Pichlc and )/ meeUng. '.• SM ITii-Stobart Family reunion at Shrine Park in II Racine. Dinner at noon. All re latives and friends invited. ' SU NDA Y HOMECOMING and basket I dinner honors Mr. and Mrs. William Genheimer, who are BERTHA· PARKER wao retw·ni ng to South Africa as ont of several senior citizens missionaries at the park on Rt. participating In the program 33, at the top of the hill . All Thursday afternoon in ob• ·friends and relatives invited. servance oi Senior Citizens SIXTY-SIXTH Annual Cur lis Day. Her contribution was a •·cunion, Shriners' Park, humorous recitation. J :acine. Basket dinner at noon. ~onoma Curtis Osborne family, host. All Curtis relatives are religious numbers. ANNOUNCE ENG AGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. George urged to bring f~mil y in· There were also recitations R. Black, Portland, are announcing the engagement and formation for the upcoming by three of the active senior approaching marriage of their daughter, Diana Lynn, to family history book, citizens, Mrs. Nellie Tracy, David Eugene Hysell, soil of Mr. and Mrs. Na than Hysell, HOMECOMING, Zaleski Mrs. Oessie Patterson, and Middleport. Miss Black is a 1973 graduate of Southern High Fr eewill Baptist Church. Mrs. Bertha Parker. SchooL Her fiance graduated !rom Meigs High School in 1971 Basket dinner at noon . SerNume rou~ Items made by the and is presently employed by the Rehabilita tion Services vices at I p.m. with the Rev. senior citizens, such as quilts, Commission in Portsmouth. W edding plans are incomplete. J ohn L. Elswick, Chester . crocheted pieces afghan s, Music by The Ohio Gospel Tone items construcred frol)l wood, Quartet. marble animals, jewelry, fruit plaques, dough flowers, pillow SLIDES OF Holy Land to be shown at Long Bottom United cases, pictures of ail kinds and Methodist Church, 8 p.m. by leathercraft, were on display I for for sale at the rent. The 38th annual Parker Mrs. Leah CoffeY., Mar ion ; Dot Fisher, author of "II Transportatjon for the senior Reunion was held at the Orland Branch, Belpre ; Mrs. Couldn' t Happen to Me" . citizens 'was provided on the · Tuppers Plains Elementary Tom Y.ost, Suga r Grove; Mrs. Public invited. two mini-buses and admission School, Sunday, August 12. A Clara Bell Burns and Mrs. MONDAY to the grounds was lowered to · baske! dinner was enjoyed at Eleanor Burnside, Athens; Concept -90 AM pocket portable redia . REVIVAL at Ha.zael . Comhalf-price to those over 60. noon. Mrs. Wijber Park er Mrs. Lotta Parker , Mr. and Has a ''see- lhru" slide-rule dial and black munity Church 7:30 each polystyrene cabinet. asked the blessing. Mrs. Delmas Smith and evening beginning Monday Those present were Mr . and Donna, Mr. and Mrs. Everett with the Rev. George iloschar Mrs. Roy Parker, Ralph Ed- Parker, Smithville, W. Va.; gelist . • Special music, ward, Lesrer, rarl and Jackie, Rodney Pa rker, Parkersburg, evan public invited. Homecoming all Mr. and Mrs. William White W.Va. , day on August 26 with Barnett and Diana, Mr. and Mrs. Gifts were presented to the Neutzling, was named to Wilber Parker, Mrs. Joseph oldest man , Leon Hecox; oldest prepare a fall festival to be Poole and Will, ail, of Rt. 3, woma n, Lotta Parke r; Family held during Seprember. At the August 28 meeting the Pomer-oy; Mrs. Gene vieve traveled farthes t, Leon Hecox; roil call will be "your favorite Guthrie, Mrs. Ethel Stout, Mrs. largest family present, Mr. and movie" and a white elephant Eleanor Boyles, Coolville Rt. ; Mrs. Roy .Parker ; youngest Leon Hecox, Burlington, Iowa; girl, Diana White; youngest sale will be held. . Attending were Janice Robert and Leon Jr. Hecox, boy, Will Poole. The reuni on will be held hext Lawson , Thelma . Grueser , Rockford, IlL; Edward FOR Elva Dailey, Charlotte Nease, Parker, Columbus; Mrs. Carol year at the same place the Nancy Neutzling, Agnes White, Jones, Mrs. Augusta Keith , second Sunday in August. Clara Lavender, Marie Rizer, Elizabeth Rice, Myla Hudson, Ada Slack, and Eleanor OF Bohralii. Guests were Eber NTERNATIONAL BROTHE Pickens Jr. , Cindy Neutzling OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS and Mary Beth White. HUNTINGTON LOCAL NO. 317 RUTLAND - The Brogan New Hampshire; Miss Linda Brogan, Hatfi eld, Pa.; Barry family reuni on was held July 28 Cole, Pennsylva nia ; Miss al Forest Acres Park. PLAN REVIVAL ·--------------------------- -i~o!· Barbara Merrill, :t:Jew· HampAttending were Mrs. Wilda ALBANY - There will be an . . Closed Every Monday Except Labor Day I open air revival August 23, 24, Brogan, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry shire ; Mr. and Mrs. Tim ~AMDEN u..s. 60 WEST-HUNTIN and 25, at the Albany Riding Brogan, Lee Ann and Ke ith, Massey and family, Barbersville, W. Va. Club Grounds , Albany, with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Johnston services to begin at 7:30 each and Cecil Dale, Mr. and Mrs. night. Special featured singers Marion McClure, Charl es include the Gospel Tone Barrell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Quartet, Chester , the McElroy and Chuckle, Miss Angelaires Quartet , Sugar Diana Broga n, Columbus;. Grove, and the Flo'wers 'Mr. and Mrs. John Haley, Brothers, Marietta . Evangelist Gary, Larry and Sherrie, New for the revival will be the Rev. Lexington; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Greene, Oak Hill , W. Va .; Mr. John L. Elswick, Athens. and Mrs. Jimmy Adkins and fa mily, Mrs. Hesler Adkins, Dave and Kent, Walkerton, VISIT RELATIVES Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goff, Mr. and Mrs . Charles W. George, Mike, Kevin and Susie, Ellis, Altamont, Ill ., are in 'Pomeroy visiting his parents, Morgantown, W. Va.; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ellis. The Mrs. John Brogan, Teresa and elder Mr. Ellis, past eighty , John, Hurricane, W. Va.; Mr. has been a bed patient for and Mrs. Lawrence Brogan and Neil, Gettysburg, Pa'.; Mr. several years. and Mrs. Don King, David, Eric, Denise, and Nigel, ROckville, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. Steve GREENHOUSE Brogan and Amy , Germany; Mark Brogan, Pease AFB, Mrs. Garnt Ervine, Portland, was one of several RSVP ( Rtired SeniorVoluilteer Program ) workers who is a!l)listing in the sale of items made by senior citizens. The marionettes pictured here were made by James Doss. The senior citizens tent will remain in place throughout the fair and ail items will be on sale the remainder of the week. Mrs. Deb6ie Crow Gilkey was honored recently with a bridal shower at the MeiW~ I nn hosted by MillS Pcgll)' Swry and Mrs. Jea nelle Wildermuth. An orchid and pink color IICheme was carried out In the decorations for the sl)ower. Games were played with prizes ))eing awarded to the wiMers. Punch, cake, mints and nuts were served . 11le guest list included Mary Bradbury, I! )'\ .,; Seniors enjoy Meigs.fair Aging, and during the afternoon entertainment was provided by Amos Leonard on the dulcimer, Hazel Thomson at the organ provided by Brunicardi of Gallipolis with Mrs. Bernice Winn as soloist and song leader for a sing. along, and Marilyn Fought on the guitar with a Methodist youth group doing folk and Miss Diana Lynn Black PLANPJCNIC A get.acquain~d picnic for the Salisbury BrO~Vnies of Troop 220 and girls of the second and third grades eligible In join brownies will be held Thursday at 6 p.m. at the roadside park on the right of U. S. 33 lraveling north. Mrs . Maxine Hart and Mrs. Donna Hatfield,' troop leaders, have planned the picnic and will provide the soft drinks, paper plates and 1cups. Each one attending is to take a covered dish. ' three guests present. Following the dinner, the meeting was in charge of the president, Janice Lawson, who opened with the Lord's Prayer and the flag pledge in unison . Mary Pickens had devotions and read Psalm 121. Various reports were given. It was decided to have a bake sale August 25, beginning at 10 a.m. at the meeting room. A commitll!e of Eleanor Bohram, chairwoman, Mary Pickens, Charlotte Nease, and Nancy TO MEET Members of the Middleport Business and Professional Women's Club will meet a\ 6:30 p.m. Monday al the Kyger Creek Club House for a picnic with the GallipoliS B&PW Club. WHY HUNT FOR HAY •I • ~r ~ feed complete . PURINA HORSE CHOW CHECKERS from , MODERN SUPPLY 399 W. Main St. 992· 2164 Tee Time ·2-HOUR ·. CLEANING (Upon Request) ROBINSON'S CLEANERS · providi~ng~m:us:ic~---1=~====2~n~d~A~ve~.~~~g===t~~ CAMDEN PARK SATURDAY UNTIL 5 PM ARTIFICIAL FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS "ANNUAL OUTING" from •3.99 · 59 N. 2nd Ave . Middleport, Ohio PARK THE STORE WITH "ALL KINDS OF STUFF" FOR PETS, STABLES, LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS, LAWNS AND GAR -. DENS. ., DUDLEY'S. FLORIST 59 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, Ohio Let yourself go! Ohio State Fair OPENS THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, COLUMBUS "HurriCane" was being erected by the Gambill Amusement Co. on the Rock Springs 'fairgrounds late Thursday morning . This is the lirst time the new $80,000 ride is being used. The ride was scheduled to be set up by 2 p. m. at the Meigs Fair. VALUES SEARS . Catalog Merchant .~. N. W. COMPTON, 0. ,. D. •. OPTOM ETR 1ST .·=··. . . ... .•. . .'I ·..• -., ' ' ! I I • .... ' I l •• • •• ...•.. .-• .. '. . -... I ,• . OFFICE HOURS 9: 30 TO 12. 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS . ) - EAST COURT ~.T., POMEROY. I I ' • o .... -• • ,..... • •• • •••' •• ':• •. .. .'• ••• '• •' • Now you can achieve a beautiful coordl~ed decorative effect i ur home. with Ameroc 's Carriage' House Collection . '' I ' •\ • .. Caravelle® Back To School Watches By · lova Start At 10.95 and Never Stop Pleasing ·. AUTOMATIC ICE Carrie Meinhart and Myrtle Durst, Pomeroy. Cindy Craig, Middleport, Greg Smith, Pomeroy, Mrs. Alpha Cottrill, Mr. and Mrs. Herman London, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Diddle, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Don Cottrill, Sharon, Craig, and Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lisle, the honored guest, Mr. Cottrill, and host and hosti!Sl!, Mr . and Mrs. Guinther, and children, Lori and Carrie. All ~randstand .< h\lws a1 4:30 & 8:30 p.m. except Grand Ole Opry- big Jamboree >tart.< 3:30p.m. Labor Day/ T\'', H. R. 1\rfmruf Show - FREE ,cvcryd:ry/ Ohkl F<1lk Festival, Aug, 23, 24, 25 & 26/ Hurricane f- dldpver>,Aug. 29 & 31 / Harnc« Racing, Aug. 27, 2$, 29&, 30/ Rev. B,,b Hnmngron 10 a.m. Sept. !/ Hundreds nf · , fnrm, h\m1e, hu !it.nc:-:' and indu~rry ex hibit !<i/ The wqrld '~ lar~cst l1vcstock ~ lww, Jun h,lr Frllr, Horse Show, State Fair Fine Arts Show. ,·. O hi,,',< bes! cnterrainm~ nt ba!ga in! Ad uirs, $1.50; Ch ildren under 12, $.25 Chri Jrcn admitted I·REE Monday- Friday unt il .N,x,n . ' Let's hear it for Ohio! • •., ''"' '~merock . t DAVID HANSON David F. Hanson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hanson, 689 N. Second Ave., Mtdr!)eport, who has completed basic training at the Lackland AF Base In Texas, Is In school at Wichita Falls, Tex., In the field of dentstry. His training at the Sheppard Base will cover a 12 week period. Mr. and Mrs. Hanson have two other sons In the Air Force, Harold, who resides with his wife in Minot, N. D., and Jack, who with his wife and two children recently went to the PhiUppioes where they will be located the oe1t two years. David is a 1973 graduate of Meigs High School · KAY 63 60 Pawtucket Toledo 63 5~ 61 70 TideWater 6-4 56 .533 6 .5 12 7 .508 1111 Pen iMu la 4 R ic hmond 2 Rochester 5 Toledo 4 t when you have a ha ir proble m, can you cope with it yourse lf ? Ever-y work ing day . over 3 mi ll ion ...wom en obtai n ser\l ice and attent ion in beauty sa lons, for they realize the des i.re and need · for professiona l assistance in ca ri ng for t heir hai r . JUNIOR CHAMPION HOLSTEIN FEMALE of the senior fair, open class, was owned by Stephanie Radford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Radford, Pomeroy, Rt. 3. The animal won the honors during the dairy cattle judging Thursday at the Meigs County Fair. the Fabulous fomBoy SANDWICH Order By Phone And Toke Em Home 992-5432 l ! ~ OFFER OF FREE ICE MAKER ll•lmll he!o"'''•'on. • •• r~cul1 1fld t!':)tll up 10 ·~ \bl On rott.Jt. limoatn·gl•~- :::-:-....._ "~ lon rr.~ · · • 11 1111 n1y ID c:lun 10111 11 GOOD FOR to LIMITED TIME Melt Ttndet ONLY. .d jUI I SilKIIIfyl)ut fllldS 1110~1 No Trade In ·Needed la ,Buyal this Low Pric e bl!'lltll 01 bi'\Uift Ulllt 111011 ,...Itt l1e1 ~ yp ID 7 dlyt ,uHr •dlu•t•ble •Mivu CHATEAU ~~U!Jco~~~~N !. 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Sat. ·Royal Crown BottlingCompany With suc h a fabulous foll owi ng , lt is quit e evidei)J that 3 million wo men ca n' t all be w r ong, that there tn ust be so met hi ng of im po~tance to be obtained by vis it in g th e bea ut y sal on. Of cou r se, th er e is .... a bea utif•JI head of heal th hai r, stunn ing ha ir st yles, advice on ha ir care and t he tr a inel:J a nd qu ali fi ed se rvices of prOfession al .-435 16 1h Syrac u!ie 6. Charl es lon I , 2nd Tidewater 5 P&wtuc ket I I ,your be<tu ly salon ? And, STEAK HOUSE .567 Syrac us.e ..f3,ut are the relivlts the ~ m e as those r eceived at CIOW'S UNIT CALLED The Middleport E-R squad was called Thursday evening at 7:51 to assist Clarence Voss, 160 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, who was having difficulty breathing. He was taken In Veterans Memorial Hospital and admitted. Chetteston J Syra cuse I, lst THE LE ~OE A IN Fi NE DECORATIVE H~ADW~A E Hair by RENEWS SUPPORT WASHINGTON (UPII ) President ,Nixon has renewed his support for the Equal Rights Amendment to the 'Constitution which is designed to eliminate sex discrimination. Nixon issued a proclamation Thursday declaring Aug. 26 Women's Equality Day. "American women, though they represent a majority of our population, still suffer from myriad forms of discrimination," the proclamation said. The Equal Rights Amendment still has .!'Ol been ap. proved by enough states to make it part of the Constitution . STICKY ROAD UNITY, Wis. (UP! ) - A rubber container fell off a truck, burst and spilled 37,000 pounds of liquid glue on Wisconsin Route 13 U<ar Unity Thursday. The road was closed for several hours while workers cleaned up the glqe before it reached the Eau Pl!!lne River nearby. Peninsu la 61 61 .500 10 R tchmono •s 79 .363 27 Thursd1Y'1 Rnulh · . GRAND CHAMPION LAMBS _: L-r, are Bill Kautz with ..ne of the grand .champion pairs and Parn Kautz with the grandcham"pion lamb, market division. Bill and Pam are the son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kautz, Pomeroy, RD. cou rse, very economica l. National Di vision W. l. Pet . G .B. Charleston 73 53 .579 Whethe r your project is redecorating, remodeling pr building a new home, you can selec t the Individual hardware accenls you need from over 751tems .. . in Antique English or Antique Silver finishes. Come in ..•. See beautiful Carriage House display· and receive Ihe ~ree Decorating Idea Brochure, with Handy Shoppers Guide . T l1e 51I1 f) rmenSion ' · ' Aug. 30 .................. Jackson 5 ................................ , Au"• · 3{ ' ' Charl ey Pride, ............................. Sept. r AI Green ........ .. .......... .. .. ......... Sept. 2 Grand O le Opry, Starring Earl Scrugg.~ & Faron Young. .. ..................... Sept. 3 F.P.C. 13170TO Culling , curling and Winners of Garden Tractnr ~II (1st, 2nd, 3rd in order listed ): Jr. Division, Class 1, Terry Burns, Troy Edwards, Steve Dougan ; Class 2, Jana Theobald, Tim Bonnett, Darna Theobald; Class 3, Tim Bonnett, Marcia Carr, BiU Kautz; Class 4, Tim BoMeit, Debbie Rutherford, Mark Westbrook; Class 5, Jim Rucker, Tim Bonnett, Karen Stalnaker. Senior Division, Class 6, John Ridenour, Danny Bissell, James Folmer; Class 7, Joe Edwards, Pearl Edwards, Danny Bissell; Class 8, Mike Fisher, Jim Stalnaker, Bob Westbrook; Class 9, Mike Fisher, Dale Kautz, Doug Carr ; 'Class 10, Dorhman Reed, Mike Fisher, Larry Baker .. 72 55 MODEL st yling your own hatr·is, of fnternatlonal Lugue St•ndlngs American Division W. L. Pet . G. B. HelenEReddy R h & Mac Dnv1.< .... Aug. 23 &. 24 nrc art ............. .. ............ 'Aug. 25 Dionne Warwrcke lit D S Tl llOC everdinsen ................... Aug. 26 , ie >mon .1 .................... .. Au ~. 27 &. 28 Sonny lit Cher .......... ,.... ............ Aug. 29 MAKER - WITH Garden tractor pull winners Rochester .wtde FREEl FREE! NEW RIDE A new ride called the j I I I • o IS STATIONED PNSN Ron' Reuter, stationed at the Jacksonville Naval Air Base in Jacksonville, Fla., and servin g with · the Patrol Squadron 24 will leave on Aug. 23 for a five month lour of duty in Reykjavid, Iceland . Son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reuther, Pomeroy, he has been in the Navy since Fe bruary . He completed a traini ng program in personnel ~~Orla nd o before befng transferred to Jacksonville in June. 17.0cu.tt. X-RAY REPORTS IN Jane Brown, Meigs County TB and Health Nurse, who is on vacation, said today persons who need their x-ray reports from the recent mobile unit visit should call at the Health Dept. between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and noon and I to 4 p. m. Other reports will be mailed as soon as possible, Mrs. Brown said. ,. -~ Big Buy! DUDLEY'S. FLORIST Brogan reunion held FOLIAGE GARDENS • ·from '4.00 Pomeroy, 0. SYRACUSE - A delicious School In ' eo1metology, chicken dinner served on the •1111-led In work Mopday at spacious lawn at the home of Kay 's Beauty · Salon in Mr. and Mrs. James Guinther, Middleport, She , Is the was in honor of the 83rd birthdaugbter of Mr. and Mr8. day of Alpha Cotlrlll. He was presented two birth, Bill Jewell, Rutland. day cakes, one baked by Mrs. John Redovlan, and the other TO BE ORDAINED Danny E. Evans, son of Mr. inscribed "Happy 83rd Birthwd 1\.lrs. Glenn E. Evans, Rt. dayGrandpa ~' from the Cottrill ' I, ,, Middleport, is being or- grandchildren. Enjoying the evening were d4ined to the Christian ministry this evening (Friday) Mr. and Mrs. John Redovian at the Bradbury Church of and daughter Leigh Ann, 1 , Christ. Services begin at 8p.m. and are open to the public. Evans is now ministering to the New Manchester , W. Va . ' Christian Church. GALUPOUS - Thirty-()ne ladies participated in the guest day held at the Gallipolis club on Wednesday. A hospitality hour preceded the luncheon · served on the patio. Prizes were won by the following women: Low gross for the field, Millie Roderick Tootle; low gross for home, Helen Fenderbosch; low net for visitors M. Foilrod·, Hidden Valley ; low net for 210 E , zno , Pomeru1 home, Sarah Porter; low putts · Phone !!2-S428 for home, Deannie Smith; low putt for visitors, Alice Icard, Hidden Valley ; closest io the BEAUTIFUL pin on No. 10, Ruby Jenkins. Tulle Zimmerman 'from York Temple was closest to the pin for the visitors. The mQsl congenial golfers for the day were Frankie Hunnel, Pomeroy, and -Jean· Gloss, Gallipolis. .. • Mill DebnhJeweU, a1173 ! 1raduate of Meigs High Parker reunion held Syracuse ladies auxiliary meets SYRACUSE - Preceding the recent regular meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary, a poUuck dinner was held in the meeting room of the new municipal building, with 12 members and I I I Mary Brlckles, Becky Ander111m , Sandy Sar~ent, Pam Crow Jennie Menchini, Carol Crow: Dor uw Morrison, A~ta Fult1., Ma ry Midkiff, Millie Midkiff, Joyce Do uglas, Shelly Price. Melanie Hackett, Jo Ellen J;>iehl, Twlla Claiworthy, Nancy J o Clatworthy, Mllisa Riter, Teresa Davis, Bcky Swindell and Mrs. Tom Crow, Jr. .Birthday celebrated I It's A MOTOROLA . PORTABLE RADIO WERN. E·R RADIO & J. Veteran• Mctnorlal ilusplllll B~rkley, Pt. Pleasant; ADMISSIONS - Tracy Clarence V083 , Pomeroy. Manley, Middleport; Jimmy D!SCHAROF;S - Bernice Bailey, Reedsville; Allee Vanaman Capehart, Billy Ru&<ell, Pomeroy; Margaret Cornell, Dana Hamm, Earl Allen ,' P ~rm croy; Conrad Kauff . Mrs. Gilkey feted :- II Over 300 men and women participated in the M'eigs County Fair festivities which lnok pi;lce Thursday beneath the senior citizens tent in observance of the Second Annual Senior Citizens Day. Refreshments were served free of charge throughout the day by the personnel of the Meigs County Council on . . Dally Sentinrl. Mlddleoort-Pomerov. 0 .. Au~ . 17, 1973 and Home many. And no>'/ you can get Satellite al our year-end prices . Beautifu l! And don 't !orget .. - il runs on regular gas! Come on in and get a greal dea l going for you . cf~ CHRVSLE.R W' MOTORS CORPORATION C'mOn.in. It's Clean-uprrime. TOM RUE MOTORS 399 s. 3RD AVE., MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Office Supplies and Gifts ' .' ' ' I • ' �'. I ~~~~~~~~::..-:::.~:»'~::<>~ ~ • ' ' . ~ j ;~ §! ,· soc I· aI '~ il:~ ··•• ;l: ~ Calendar ::;':' !$ ~· ~ I ' ' Tht Da llYSentinel. M lrl•ll•~rt-f>on lt'roy, 0., Au~ . 17, 1073 TUf;sDAV IICIIR TO I'IIAC:rJC•: PUBLIC MEl•:TlNC , UO Th newly or~anlzed Meigs p.ln . ul Trinity Church, County yo uth choir will Pomeroy, to Inform re~ldents pra •Uce Sunday from 2 to 3 : ~ on .5 bond Issue lo be voted on p.m. at the Bradbury Church of Nov . 6, .-hich .-111 provide Christ. Youth from all MelKa funds for construction of county churc~e~ of junior high lrainlng center for mentally ·~~ and up are invited . to ~t­ retarded. All pltitens ore in- ll!nd. Jane Wise and Maryln Wilcox will be the dlrecton. vile'(( to attend . SATURDAY 262ND ANN IVERSARY reun ion of Roush 1Rausch) and All~e Families, Mason County Fa ~rgro u n ds. Pichlc and )/ meeUng. '.• SM ITii-Stobart Family reunion at Shrine Park in II Racine. Dinner at noon. All re latives and friends invited. ' SU NDA Y HOMECOMING and basket I dinner honors Mr. and Mrs. William Genheimer, who are BERTHA· PARKER wao retw·ni ng to South Africa as ont of several senior citizens missionaries at the park on Rt. participating In the program 33, at the top of the hill . All Thursday afternoon in ob• ·friends and relatives invited. servance oi Senior Citizens SIXTY-SIXTH Annual Cur lis Day. Her contribution was a •·cunion, Shriners' Park, humorous recitation. J :acine. Basket dinner at noon. ~onoma Curtis Osborne family, host. All Curtis relatives are religious numbers. ANNOUNCE ENG AGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. George urged to bring f~mil y in· There were also recitations R. Black, Portland, are announcing the engagement and formation for the upcoming by three of the active senior approaching marriage of their daughter, Diana Lynn, to family history book, citizens, Mrs. Nellie Tracy, David Eugene Hysell, soil of Mr. and Mrs. Na than Hysell, HOMECOMING, Zaleski Mrs. Oessie Patterson, and Middleport. Miss Black is a 1973 graduate of Southern High Fr eewill Baptist Church. Mrs. Bertha Parker. SchooL Her fiance graduated !rom Meigs High School in 1971 Basket dinner at noon . SerNume rou~ Items made by the and is presently employed by the Rehabilita tion Services vices at I p.m. with the Rev. senior citizens, such as quilts, Commission in Portsmouth. W edding plans are incomplete. J ohn L. Elswick, Chester . crocheted pieces afghan s, Music by The Ohio Gospel Tone items construcred frol)l wood, Quartet. marble animals, jewelry, fruit plaques, dough flowers, pillow SLIDES OF Holy Land to be shown at Long Bottom United cases, pictures of ail kinds and Methodist Church, 8 p.m. by leathercraft, were on display I for for sale at the rent. The 38th annual Parker Mrs. Leah CoffeY., Mar ion ; Dot Fisher, author of "II Transportatjon for the senior Reunion was held at the Orland Branch, Belpre ; Mrs. Couldn' t Happen to Me" . citizens 'was provided on the · Tuppers Plains Elementary Tom Y.ost, Suga r Grove; Mrs. Public invited. two mini-buses and admission School, Sunday, August 12. A Clara Bell Burns and Mrs. MONDAY to the grounds was lowered to · baske! dinner was enjoyed at Eleanor Burnside, Athens; Concept -90 AM pocket portable redia . REVIVAL at Ha.zael . Comhalf-price to those over 60. noon. Mrs. Wijber Park er Mrs. Lotta Parker , Mr. and Has a ''see- lhru" slide-rule dial and black munity Church 7:30 each polystyrene cabinet. asked the blessing. Mrs. Delmas Smith and evening beginning Monday Those present were Mr . and Donna, Mr. and Mrs. Everett with the Rev. George iloschar Mrs. Roy Parker, Ralph Ed- Parker, Smithville, W. Va.; gelist . • Special music, ward, Lesrer, rarl and Jackie, Rodney Pa rker, Parkersburg, evan public invited. Homecoming all Mr. and Mrs. William White W.Va. , day on August 26 with Barnett and Diana, Mr. and Mrs. Gifts were presented to the Neutzling, was named to Wilber Parker, Mrs. Joseph oldest man , Leon Hecox; oldest prepare a fall festival to be Poole and Will, ail, of Rt. 3, woma n, Lotta Parke r; Family held during Seprember. At the August 28 meeting the Pomer-oy; Mrs. Gene vieve traveled farthes t, Leon Hecox; roil call will be "your favorite Guthrie, Mrs. Ethel Stout, Mrs. largest family present, Mr. and movie" and a white elephant Eleanor Boyles, Coolville Rt. ; Mrs. Roy .Parker ; youngest Leon Hecox, Burlington, Iowa; girl, Diana White; youngest sale will be held. . Attending were Janice Robert and Leon Jr. Hecox, boy, Will Poole. The reuni on will be held hext Lawson , Thelma . Grueser , Rockford, IlL; Edward FOR Elva Dailey, Charlotte Nease, Parker, Columbus; Mrs. Carol year at the same place the Nancy Neutzling, Agnes White, Jones, Mrs. Augusta Keith , second Sunday in August. Clara Lavender, Marie Rizer, Elizabeth Rice, Myla Hudson, Ada Slack, and Eleanor OF Bohralii. Guests were Eber NTERNATIONAL BROTHE Pickens Jr. , Cindy Neutzling OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS and Mary Beth White. HUNTINGTON LOCAL NO. 317 RUTLAND - The Brogan New Hampshire; Miss Linda Brogan, Hatfi eld, Pa.; Barry family reuni on was held July 28 Cole, Pennsylva nia ; Miss al Forest Acres Park. PLAN REVIVAL ·--------------------------- -i~o!· Barbara Merrill, :t:Jew· HampAttending were Mrs. Wilda ALBANY - There will be an . . Closed Every Monday Except Labor Day I open air revival August 23, 24, Brogan, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry shire ; Mr. and Mrs. Tim ~AMDEN u..s. 60 WEST-HUNTIN and 25, at the Albany Riding Brogan, Lee Ann and Ke ith, Massey and family, Barbersville, W. Va. Club Grounds , Albany, with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Johnston services to begin at 7:30 each and Cecil Dale, Mr. and Mrs. night. Special featured singers Marion McClure, Charl es include the Gospel Tone Barrell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Quartet, Chester , the McElroy and Chuckle, Miss Angelaires Quartet , Sugar Diana Broga n, Columbus;. Grove, and the Flo'wers 'Mr. and Mrs. John Haley, Brothers, Marietta . Evangelist Gary, Larry and Sherrie, New for the revival will be the Rev. Lexington; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Greene, Oak Hill , W. Va .; Mr. John L. Elswick, Athens. and Mrs. Jimmy Adkins and fa mily, Mrs. Hesler Adkins, Dave and Kent, Walkerton, VISIT RELATIVES Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goff, Mr. and Mrs . Charles W. George, Mike, Kevin and Susie, Ellis, Altamont, Ill ., are in 'Pomeroy visiting his parents, Morgantown, W. Va.; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ellis. The Mrs. John Brogan, Teresa and elder Mr. Ellis, past eighty , John, Hurricane, W. Va.; Mr. has been a bed patient for and Mrs. Lawrence Brogan and Neil, Gettysburg, Pa'.; Mr. several years. and Mrs. Don King, David, Eric, Denise, and Nigel, ROckville, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. Steve GREENHOUSE Brogan and Amy , Germany; Mark Brogan, Pease AFB, Mrs. Garnt Ervine, Portland, was one of several RSVP ( Rtired SeniorVoluilteer Program ) workers who is a!l)listing in the sale of items made by senior citizens. The marionettes pictured here were made by James Doss. The senior citizens tent will remain in place throughout the fair and ail items will be on sale the remainder of the week. Mrs. Deb6ie Crow Gilkey was honored recently with a bridal shower at the MeiW~ I nn hosted by MillS Pcgll)' Swry and Mrs. Jea nelle Wildermuth. An orchid and pink color IICheme was carried out In the decorations for the sl)ower. Games were played with prizes ))eing awarded to the wiMers. Punch, cake, mints and nuts were served . 11le guest list included Mary Bradbury, I! )'\ .,; Seniors enjoy Meigs.fair Aging, and during the afternoon entertainment was provided by Amos Leonard on the dulcimer, Hazel Thomson at the organ provided by Brunicardi of Gallipolis with Mrs. Bernice Winn as soloist and song leader for a sing. along, and Marilyn Fought on the guitar with a Methodist youth group doing folk and Miss Diana Lynn Black PLANPJCNIC A get.acquain~d picnic for the Salisbury BrO~Vnies of Troop 220 and girls of the second and third grades eligible In join brownies will be held Thursday at 6 p.m. at the roadside park on the right of U. S. 33 lraveling north. Mrs . Maxine Hart and Mrs. Donna Hatfield,' troop leaders, have planned the picnic and will provide the soft drinks, paper plates and 1cups. Each one attending is to take a covered dish. ' three guests present. Following the dinner, the meeting was in charge of the president, Janice Lawson, who opened with the Lord's Prayer and the flag pledge in unison . Mary Pickens had devotions and read Psalm 121. Various reports were given. It was decided to have a bake sale August 25, beginning at 10 a.m. at the meeting room. A commitll!e of Eleanor Bohram, chairwoman, Mary Pickens, Charlotte Nease, and Nancy TO MEET Members of the Middleport Business and Professional Women's Club will meet a\ 6:30 p.m. Monday al the Kyger Creek Club House for a picnic with the GallipoliS B&PW Club. WHY HUNT FOR HAY •I • ~r ~ feed complete . PURINA HORSE CHOW CHECKERS from , MODERN SUPPLY 399 W. Main St. 992· 2164 Tee Time ·2-HOUR ·. CLEANING (Upon Request) ROBINSON'S CLEANERS · providi~ng~m:us:ic~---1=~====2~n~d~A~ve~.~~~g===t~~ CAMDEN PARK SATURDAY UNTIL 5 PM ARTIFICIAL FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS "ANNUAL OUTING" from •3.99 · 59 N. 2nd Ave . Middleport, Ohio PARK THE STORE WITH "ALL KINDS OF STUFF" FOR PETS, STABLES, LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS, LAWNS AND GAR -. DENS. ., DUDLEY'S. FLORIST 59 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, Ohio Let yourself go! Ohio State Fair OPENS THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, COLUMBUS "HurriCane" was being erected by the Gambill Amusement Co. on the Rock Springs 'fairgrounds late Thursday morning . This is the lirst time the new $80,000 ride is being used. The ride was scheduled to be set up by 2 p. m. at the Meigs Fair. VALUES SEARS . Catalog Merchant .~. N. W. COMPTON, 0. ,. D. •. OPTOM ETR 1ST .·=··. . . ... .•. . .'I ·..• -., ' ' ! I I • .... ' I l •• • •• ...•.. .-• .. '. . -... I ,• . OFFICE HOURS 9: 30 TO 12. 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS . ) - EAST COURT ~.T., POMEROY. I I ' • o .... -• • ,..... • •• • •••' •• ':• •. .. .'• ••• '• •' • Now you can achieve a beautiful coordl~ed decorative effect i ur home. with Ameroc 's Carriage' House Collection . '' I ' •\ • .. Caravelle® Back To School Watches By · lova Start At 10.95 and Never Stop Pleasing ·. AUTOMATIC ICE Carrie Meinhart and Myrtle Durst, Pomeroy. Cindy Craig, Middleport, Greg Smith, Pomeroy, Mrs. Alpha Cottrill, Mr. and Mrs. Herman London, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Diddle, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Don Cottrill, Sharon, Craig, and Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lisle, the honored guest, Mr. Cottrill, and host and hosti!Sl!, Mr . and Mrs. Guinther, and children, Lori and Carrie. All ~randstand .< h\lws a1 4:30 & 8:30 p.m. except Grand Ole Opry- big Jamboree >tart.< 3:30p.m. Labor Day/ T\'', H. R. 1\rfmruf Show - FREE ,cvcryd:ry/ Ohkl F<1lk Festival, Aug, 23, 24, 25 & 26/ Hurricane f- dldpver>,Aug. 29 & 31 / Harnc« Racing, Aug. 27, 2$, 29&, 30/ Rev. B,,b Hnmngron 10 a.m. Sept. !/ Hundreds nf · , fnrm, h\m1e, hu !it.nc:-:' and indu~rry ex hibit !<i/ The wqrld '~ lar~cst l1vcstock ~ lww, Jun h,lr Frllr, Horse Show, State Fair Fine Arts Show. ,·. O hi,,',< bes! cnterrainm~ nt ba!ga in! Ad uirs, $1.50; Ch ildren under 12, $.25 Chri Jrcn admitted I·REE Monday- Friday unt il .N,x,n . ' Let's hear it for Ohio! • •., ''"' '~merock . t DAVID HANSON David F. Hanson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hanson, 689 N. Second Ave., Mtdr!)eport, who has completed basic training at the Lackland AF Base In Texas, Is In school at Wichita Falls, Tex., In the field of dentstry. His training at the Sheppard Base will cover a 12 week period. Mr. and Mrs. Hanson have two other sons In the Air Force, Harold, who resides with his wife in Minot, N. D., and Jack, who with his wife and two children recently went to the PhiUppioes where they will be located the oe1t two years. David is a 1973 graduate of Meigs High School · KAY 63 60 Pawtucket Toledo 63 5~ 61 70 TideWater 6-4 56 .533 6 .5 12 7 .508 1111 Pen iMu la 4 R ic hmond 2 Rochester 5 Toledo 4 t when you have a ha ir proble m, can you cope with it yourse lf ? Ever-y work ing day . over 3 mi ll ion ...wom en obtai n ser\l ice and attent ion in beauty sa lons, for they realize the des i.re and need · for professiona l assistance in ca ri ng for t heir hai r . JUNIOR CHAMPION HOLSTEIN FEMALE of the senior fair, open class, was owned by Stephanie Radford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Radford, Pomeroy, Rt. 3. The animal won the honors during the dairy cattle judging Thursday at the Meigs County Fair. the Fabulous fomBoy SANDWICH Order By Phone And Toke Em Home 992-5432 l ! ~ OFFER OF FREE ICE MAKER ll•lmll he!o"'''•'on. • •• r~cul1 1fld t!':)tll up 10 ·~ \bl On rott.Jt. limoatn·gl•~- :::-:-....._ "~ lon rr.~ · · • 11 1111 n1y ID c:lun 10111 11 GOOD FOR to LIMITED TIME Melt Ttndet ONLY. .d jUI I SilKIIIfyl)ut fllldS 1110~1 No Trade In ·Needed la ,Buyal this Low Pric e bl!'lltll 01 bi'\Uift Ulllt 111011 ,...Itt l1e1 ~ yp ID 7 dlyt ,uHr •dlu•t•ble •Mivu CHATEAU ~~U!Jco~~~~N !. 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Sat. ·Royal Crown BottlingCompany With suc h a fabulous foll owi ng , lt is quit e evidei)J that 3 million wo men ca n' t all be w r ong, that there tn ust be so met hi ng of im po~tance to be obtained by vis it in g th e bea ut y sal on. Of cou r se, th er e is .... a bea utif•JI head of heal th hai r, stunn ing ha ir st yles, advice on ha ir care and t he tr a inel:J a nd qu ali fi ed se rvices of prOfession al .-435 16 1h Syrac u!ie 6. Charl es lon I , 2nd Tidewater 5 P&wtuc ket I I ,your be<tu ly salon ? And, STEAK HOUSE .567 Syrac us.e ..f3,ut are the relivlts the ~ m e as those r eceived at CIOW'S UNIT CALLED The Middleport E-R squad was called Thursday evening at 7:51 to assist Clarence Voss, 160 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, who was having difficulty breathing. He was taken In Veterans Memorial Hospital and admitted. Chetteston J Syra cuse I, lst THE LE ~OE A IN Fi NE DECORATIVE H~ADW~A E Hair by RENEWS SUPPORT WASHINGTON (UPII ) President ,Nixon has renewed his support for the Equal Rights Amendment to the 'Constitution which is designed to eliminate sex discrimination. Nixon issued a proclamation Thursday declaring Aug. 26 Women's Equality Day. "American women, though they represent a majority of our population, still suffer from myriad forms of discrimination," the proclamation said. The Equal Rights Amendment still has .!'Ol been ap. proved by enough states to make it part of the Constitution . STICKY ROAD UNITY, Wis. (UP! ) - A rubber container fell off a truck, burst and spilled 37,000 pounds of liquid glue on Wisconsin Route 13 U<ar Unity Thursday. The road was closed for several hours while workers cleaned up the glqe before it reached the Eau Pl!!lne River nearby. Peninsu la 61 61 .500 10 R tchmono •s 79 .363 27 Thursd1Y'1 Rnulh · . GRAND CHAMPION LAMBS _: L-r, are Bill Kautz with ..ne of the grand .champion pairs and Parn Kautz with the grandcham"pion lamb, market division. Bill and Pam are the son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kautz, Pomeroy, RD. cou rse, very economica l. National Di vision W. l. Pet . G .B. Charleston 73 53 .579 Whethe r your project is redecorating, remodeling pr building a new home, you can selec t the Individual hardware accenls you need from over 751tems .. . in Antique English or Antique Silver finishes. Come in ..•. See beautiful Carriage House display· and receive Ihe ~ree Decorating Idea Brochure, with Handy Shoppers Guide . T l1e 51I1 f) rmenSion ' · ' Aug. 30 .................. Jackson 5 ................................ , Au"• · 3{ ' ' Charl ey Pride, ............................. Sept. r AI Green ........ .. .......... .. .. ......... Sept. 2 Grand O le Opry, Starring Earl Scrugg.~ & Faron Young. .. ..................... Sept. 3 F.P.C. 13170TO Culling , curling and Winners of Garden Tractnr ~II (1st, 2nd, 3rd in order listed ): Jr. Division, Class 1, Terry Burns, Troy Edwards, Steve Dougan ; Class 2, Jana Theobald, Tim Bonnett, Darna Theobald; Class 3, Tim Bonnett, Marcia Carr, BiU Kautz; Class 4, Tim BoMeit, Debbie Rutherford, Mark Westbrook; Class 5, Jim Rucker, Tim Bonnett, Karen Stalnaker. Senior Division, Class 6, John Ridenour, Danny Bissell, James Folmer; Class 7, Joe Edwards, Pearl Edwards, Danny Bissell; Class 8, Mike Fisher, Jim Stalnaker, Bob Westbrook; Class 9, Mike Fisher, Dale Kautz, Doug Carr ; 'Class 10, Dorhman Reed, Mike Fisher, Larry Baker .. 72 55 MODEL st yling your own hatr·is, of fnternatlonal Lugue St•ndlngs American Division W. L. Pet . G. B. HelenEReddy R h & Mac Dnv1.< .... Aug. 23 &. 24 nrc art ............. .. ............ 'Aug. 25 Dionne Warwrcke lit D S Tl llOC everdinsen ................... Aug. 26 , ie >mon .1 .................... .. Au ~. 27 &. 28 Sonny lit Cher .......... ,.... ............ Aug. 29 MAKER - WITH Garden tractor pull winners Rochester .wtde FREEl FREE! NEW RIDE A new ride called the j I I I • o IS STATIONED PNSN Ron' Reuter, stationed at the Jacksonville Naval Air Base in Jacksonville, Fla., and servin g with · the Patrol Squadron 24 will leave on Aug. 23 for a five month lour of duty in Reykjavid, Iceland . Son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reuther, Pomeroy, he has been in the Navy since Fe bruary . He completed a traini ng program in personnel ~~Orla nd o before befng transferred to Jacksonville in June. 17.0cu.tt. X-RAY REPORTS IN Jane Brown, Meigs County TB and Health Nurse, who is on vacation, said today persons who need their x-ray reports from the recent mobile unit visit should call at the Health Dept. between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and noon and I to 4 p. m. Other reports will be mailed as soon as possible, Mrs. Brown said. ,. -~ Big Buy! DUDLEY'S. FLORIST Brogan reunion held FOLIAGE GARDENS • ·from '4.00 Pomeroy, 0. SYRACUSE - A delicious School In ' eo1metology, chicken dinner served on the •1111-led In work Mopday at spacious lawn at the home of Kay 's Beauty · Salon in Mr. and Mrs. James Guinther, Middleport, She , Is the was in honor of the 83rd birthdaugbter of Mr. and Mr8. day of Alpha Cotlrlll. He was presented two birth, Bill Jewell, Rutland. day cakes, one baked by Mrs. John Redovlan, and the other TO BE ORDAINED Danny E. Evans, son of Mr. inscribed "Happy 83rd Birthwd 1\.lrs. Glenn E. Evans, Rt. dayGrandpa ~' from the Cottrill ' I, ,, Middleport, is being or- grandchildren. Enjoying the evening were d4ined to the Christian ministry this evening (Friday) Mr. and Mrs. John Redovian at the Bradbury Church of and daughter Leigh Ann, 1 , Christ. Services begin at 8p.m. and are open to the public. Evans is now ministering to the New Manchester , W. Va . ' Christian Church. GALUPOUS - Thirty-()ne ladies participated in the guest day held at the Gallipolis club on Wednesday. A hospitality hour preceded the luncheon · served on the patio. Prizes were won by the following women: Low gross for the field, Millie Roderick Tootle; low gross for home, Helen Fenderbosch; low net for visitors M. Foilrod·, Hidden Valley ; low net for 210 E , zno , Pomeru1 home, Sarah Porter; low putts · Phone !!2-S428 for home, Deannie Smith; low putt for visitors, Alice Icard, Hidden Valley ; closest io the BEAUTIFUL pin on No. 10, Ruby Jenkins. Tulle Zimmerman 'from York Temple was closest to the pin for the visitors. The mQsl congenial golfers for the day were Frankie Hunnel, Pomeroy, and -Jean· Gloss, Gallipolis. .. • Mill DebnhJeweU, a1173 ! 1raduate of Meigs High Parker reunion held Syracuse ladies auxiliary meets SYRACUSE - Preceding the recent regular meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary, a poUuck dinner was held in the meeting room of the new municipal building, with 12 members and I I I Mary Brlckles, Becky Ander111m , Sandy Sar~ent, Pam Crow Jennie Menchini, Carol Crow: Dor uw Morrison, A~ta Fult1., Ma ry Midkiff, Millie Midkiff, Joyce Do uglas, Shelly Price. Melanie Hackett, Jo Ellen J;>iehl, Twlla Claiworthy, Nancy J o Clatworthy, Mllisa Riter, Teresa Davis, Bcky Swindell and Mrs. Tom Crow, Jr. .Birthday celebrated I It's A MOTOROLA . PORTABLE RADIO WERN. E·R RADIO & J. Veteran• Mctnorlal ilusplllll B~rkley, Pt. Pleasant; ADMISSIONS - Tracy Clarence V083 , Pomeroy. Manley, Middleport; Jimmy D!SCHAROF;S - Bernice Bailey, Reedsville; Allee Vanaman Capehart, Billy Ru&<ell, Pomeroy; Margaret Cornell, Dana Hamm, Earl Allen ,' P ~rm croy; Conrad Kauff . Mrs. Gilkey feted :- II Over 300 men and women participated in the M'eigs County Fair festivities which lnok pi;lce Thursday beneath the senior citizens tent in observance of the Second Annual Senior Citizens Day. Refreshments were served free of charge throughout the day by the personnel of the Meigs County Council on . . Dally Sentinrl. Mlddleoort-Pomerov. 0 .. Au~ . 17, 1973 and Home many. And no>'/ you can get Satellite al our year-end prices . Beautifu l! And don 't !orget .. - il runs on regular gas! Come on in and get a greal dea l going for you . cf~ CHRVSLE.R W' MOTORS CORPORATION C'mOn.in. It's Clean-uprrime. TOM RUE MOTORS 399 s. 3RD AVE., MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Office Supplies and Gifts ' .' ' ' I • ' �' .--- BARN BY 1- Thr Daily Sentinel, Middl<port-I'OIIIt'f<l)'. 0 .. i\ug. 17, 197:1 '> I \lt::NrH \i t NJt5f ',' \• \ t 1 ( (,,tlt•ldll I H ' Htlo' ' \'• ' llll\1 r.tt 1 1 · ' • 1;,r 111 \ \ 40 l l' • · " \'<' 1 ~1 ' ''\ 'I 01\Y •,lhl t.l' lo I' ll Ht'.ll II Q.,J HI,ll II \'I IH ' r I ' , hi'ltl l <'\o'IY ' , II PI cl,ly ,II , I) PI ,\ lid WOI' .. h q.J 'H'I \ t< 1' IIJI!tl~Hitl ,\ I I I" p Ul 1' 1' ''" POifit<~OY SACRED POMEROY TRINITY R,•v . W H , Perrin . p"stor . Roy ~~avPr , Supt . Church school. t . t5a . tH ,; worsh ip . lO :?Ja .m . ';'Outh Choir rehet~~r sa l Monday 6 :30p .m ; Mrs . Marvin Burt ; director ; sen ior ct1oir rehet~r sal , 7 30 p rn , Thurs Mr s . Paul Nea se , d,.y , director . POM~ROY CHURCH 6~ TH.E NAZARENE Cor n er Unton and Mulberry , Rev . Clyde V. Henderson , pa stor' Sundlly s c hool. 9 : 30a .m , C le n McClung , sup! .; morn ing worsh ip , 10 : 30 il m . . even1 n g service . 7 :30 ; mid w eek !>er vice , W~n es d a v. 7:30p .m . . GRACE EPISCOPAL - The Rev . Harold Deeth , pastor Ct'!urch ser11 1ces , 9 :30 a .m ., Sund•y , July 22 through Sep1 . 2. Nursery and pre .school claases at 9:30 a .m. each Sundl.y . Church services on Sunday, Aug . 12, praye r ser · vices only followed by a parish picnic at the Fred Crow farm . POMEROY CHURCH 0~ CHRIST _,.. Mr Ho y t Allen. Jr .• pastor . Bible S~ hoo l , 9 : 3 0 a m .• worsh·J p , 10 , 30 . adul t wors h ip service an d young peop lt>'s meetinA . both 7: 30 p m Sun dlly . Wednesd ay, com bi n ed Bible s tu dy and p ra yer meeting , 7·30 p m . tHE $,\LVATION ARMY En\!OY Ray W . W1n ing, offi cer in • cha r ge . Sunday , 10 a .m , Holiness meet ing , 10:30 am , Sunday School. Young Peopl e's Legion . 1 p .m .: Thursday . 1 to 3 p m .• Ladie s Hom e L eogut: , 7 p .rf:l .• Prep c l as$.es . ilBT YOOR .MAN W1'11! A. Want Ad f i11h l',. J.l.l"-101 HEART Rf' v n1'r!l1~rd il.. l'(lj((\'o' IC I 'IIOHt' 9Y7 .'rll:t Sll 1 t•rctt~y t' VI.'!lll1q M. l !'S. i J O p 111 ~utHt.w Mas~ ~ ,,na 10 ,, ,, Con t• 'S"i•ons , SatunttlY . J ' Jtl p Ill POMEROY FIRST SAP · TtST h:otwrl Kuhn . IJi.lSior , Will•,,m Watson -:,unctav sc hool SU I) I :" > UIHI Ay SC t101' 1 Q 1{1,1 111 , 11~ I f. 1J m l\1llk \ 1 \.J dy, Wr dnt'Sd <~'l . 1 p 111 • 1 ho i r P• ,l ( II ((' , Wi"dll ('Sdily . 8. JO p 111 POME ROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS CHURC H H ,u ri'>OI1v il l l' 1\'otli'L Re v 0 D1•1! Manl<.•v . P ~'>lor Hl·nry EDitl \ , Sun dny School ~ up! Sunt1ay SctlOO I 9 30 a . m , Ev f'nii 1Q worshrp I 30 p m • p, ,1y cr e~ n d Pra ise serv rce , l'hursdrlv . l 30 p m N EASE SETT l EMENT CHAPEl Non denOl11•natronal , Ge orge S O•ler Pas tor Sunday Sc hoo l 10 tt m :tVo r sti•P Ser v ice 11 a .m Sunday ni ght serv1ces 7 30 p .m Wednesday Prayer meet ing 7 :10 p n1 Everyone w r lcome POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST , 200 W Ma 111 Sl Lore n T Stephens . evangel is !. phone 99'2 7856 Conservative . non Ins trum ental Sun day wors h ip , 10 am ; Bible study , I I am : wors hip , 6 p m Wednesday B1 bl e study , 7 p m . MIDWAY COMMUNITY C HURCH (no n · denomrn ationai L La ngsvi ll e · Dexter Ro ad . the Rev. Worley Ha t ev. pastor Sun day schooL 10 a.m .• even 1ng worsh ip . 7.30 p rn Prayer meeting , Tue sday , 7 30 p .m .; youth group . Friday , 7. 30 p.m ST . PAUL LUTHERAN Corner Second and Syca more St. , Pome r oy . the Rev . A rthur c Lund , pastor Sunday sc hool. 9 : 15 a.m ; worship se rv 1ce , 10 .30 a.m .• travelers ' summ er service , T hursda y , 7: 30 p .m Char les Evans , Chr is t ian edu cation super in · fendent . the Sermonette What's YOUR Rating? .. l'dJ!t• d•··• V"" 'on ... ,H,_ Il 1 11111 ..,d.ty ,11 .' JO 1.1 111 .. I lh t• 11\ urd• llr.• lr• t~ nt"tty l \II' 1 I IJ G RAHAM MEl HOOIST " .t) ~ 111 • lirSI ··vmt,,ys ot iMCh UNITED Prc•.1ct1 in n oud second month . th ird IOur'lh ~u nd;l)' S ea Ch Ill Oil Ill WO! Shi iJ Sier'YI (.{' {II 1 30 oHHI p 111 Wt.•dl1f'Sd8y CVCil tllQ S ill I 10, Pr .w cr and Bible Study FIRST SO UTHERN BAP · TIST 7S1 Ml!lberrv Ave .• P omeroy. a fl i l la t ect with :;. A C lh~ R ev . Fr ed H il l. P11Sto t · t-i e r she l M cC lure , Sund<lV sc hool svpf Sunday sc tr oo l , 9 30 A m , morniny worsll 1p, 10 30 am , Sunday (' vangelis t ic meelmg . 7.30 p m , Pr ,1VN meet ing , Wedne sd<-ly , l J Opm . MIDDL EPORT MT . MORIAH BAPTISl Co rnt;~r r: ourth ~nd Ma in. Mrdd1cport Rev . Henry Ke y, Jr . pas tor . Sunday Sc hool , 9 :JU a m . Mrs . Ervi n BAumgard . n er . s ~Jpl. , Morning worsh ip , 1Q .15 am JEHOVAH ' S WITNESSES Larry Carna h~n . pres•din g m in1s fer . Sunday , Bib l e tee lure. 9. 30 a m ; Wa1chtower st udy , 10 .30 a m , Tu esday , Bib le st udv . 7 30 p m .: Thurs . day . min i stry sc hoo l. 7 : 30 P.rn , se rv1ce m eeting 8 : 30 P m. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Christ tn Christian Union L awrence Man ley , pa stor , Mr s. Russe ll You ng , Sunday Schoo l Supt . Sun day Sc hoo f 9 30 a.m . Evenmg worship , 7 : 30 . W ed n esda y pr aye r m eet1 ng , 7 30 p m MT . MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Rac ine Ro~Jte 2, the Rev . James M Muncv , pastor . Sunday sc ho ol . 9. 45 a . m .: morn ing worship , 11 a .m ., eve n ing wor sh ip, 7: 30 p .m . Prayer meeting , Tu esd ay , 7· 30 p .m . : Young peopl e's mee t 1ng , . 7. 30 p.m . Th ursday RUTLAND CHURCH 0~ GOD Be r tha Kingrey , s ubst• tut e pas tor Su nday Sc hool. 10 a . m .: worS h i p serv 1ce. 7 p .m Sunday . Prayer meeti ng , Wed n esday. 7. 30 p .m . HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH - N ear Lon g Bot rom . Est il H ar t, pa stor ; Roy Brow n . assis t an t pasfor Sun day sc hool . lOam ; Chur ch 7 JO p m eac h Su nd ay evening ; prayer meet mg , 7:30 p m Thur sday . MIDDL.EPORT PEN · TECOSTAL - T hird Ave ., the Rev . William Knittel , pa sfo r . Ron ald Dugan , Sunday Sc hool Supt . Cla sses f or all ages , eve ning se rvi ce , 7: 30 p .m .: Bib le sh.1dy , Wednesday , 7:30 p m youth serv1ces , Friday . 7: 30 p .m . ~REEWlLL BAPTIST Corne r Ast1 and Plum . M1d Uleport : No el He rrm an , p astor . Sat u rday evening ser v• ce , 7 p ,m . Sunday school , 10 am .; Su nday even 1n g worsh ip . 7 p m . · FIRST BAPTIST of M +d · . dl eporl , cor ner of Sixth and Palm er Streets . Rev Ch ar les S1mon s, pastor . Danny T hompso n , Sunday School Super i n ten d e nt. Su nday chu r ch sc hool for everyon e 9 15 a.m . : Morning worship 10. 15 a .m , Evening services, 7 30 p m : Wednesday prayer st-rv •ce, 7 30 p .m . Extra you t h activities on Sunday , 5 p .m ., f or all youth up to si xth grade . 6 . 30 fo r 1un ior and se nior high students CHURCH OF ,CHRIST , M1dd l epo rt , 5th and Main Raultn Moye r , pa stor Michael Ge rla ch. Sunday Sch oo l supt B 1b l e Sch o ol , 9 30 a m , mo rn ing worship, 10.30 a .rp .. ev en•ng wor shi p, 7 30 p m ., pr ayer se rv ice 1 p .m . Wed · nesda y MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev . Audr y Mi ller , pa sfor , L ew•s Ell is, Sun day school supt .; Sun day sc hooL 9 . 30 a m . mo rn ing worsh+p . 10 : 30 ; iun 1or SOCiety , 6. 30 p .m NYP S, 6· dS p : m . Su nday evangeliS t ic mee t•ng , 7: 30 p m Pra yer meet +ng .Wed nesday , 7 · 30p m GRACE BAPTIST - 30S N. Seeond A v e ., Middleport Lesley G. Holt, pas tor Sunday school, 10 a.m .: worship ser · vice , 11 a.m ; worsh ip serv 1ce , 7: 30p .m . Sunday . Wednesday night prayer serv1ce , 7: 30. Syracuse News, Society By Ada Slack Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Collins, Canton, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs . Herbert Parker. He also vialted his brother and sisterIn-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Collins, at Tuppers Plains. Mr. and Mrs. John Crooks an'd daughter, Patricia, of Colwnbus visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Crooks and their daughter and son-Inlaw, Mr. and Urs. James Ray Lawrence of Racine. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hymrod of Colwnbus visited Mr. and Mrs. Erilest Sisson and family . Mr. and Mrs. James Tan· nehlll and family of Parma spent a weekend with Mr. and Mn. C. H. Williams and other relatives. Ada Slack and Myla Hudson visited with the former's . brother and sister-in-law, Mr. • and Mrs. Win Blake at Typpers Plalll8. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Huff of Bloomdale spent two days with Frankie Mwnaw. They also vlalted friends as they are lormer residents here. Mr. ·and Mrs. Herbert Parker, accompanied by Mrs. Clay Tuttle or Middleport vialted with Mrs . Hallie Hulber!, at the Akron City Hoapltal In Akron. Mr . and Mrs. Thomas Williams and family visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs . C. H. Williams and other relatives. . They were enroute to UJelr home In Colwnbus from a vacation In California. ·y " THE UNITED PRES· BYTERIAN MINISTRY 0~ MEIGS COUNTY, OW 1Qhf L Zav l tz , Pastor ·D irector . HARRISONVILLE Sunday Chur ch SchooL 9 :30 a.m , Mrs . Homer Lee , Supt. ; Morn ing Worship. 10 : 30 a.m. MIDDLEPORT Sunday Church Sch ool. 9:30a .m ., John F . Fultz, Sup t . ; Morning Worship , 10 : 30 a .m . SYRACUSE Morning Worsh ip, 9 a .m . ; Sunday Church Sc hooL 10 a .m •• Mrs. Sampson Hai L Supt . Mr. and Mrs . Ernest Graves and family of Wadsworth MEIGS visited here with Mr. and Mrs. COOPERATIVE Orville Crooks, Mrs. Gladys PARISH THE UNIT ED Hayman and Mrs. Myrtle METHODIST CHURCH McBride. . Robert T . Bumgarner Director Mrs . Harley Johnson , POMEROY CLUSTER Tammy, Cheryl and Terry of Rev. Carl E . Hicks Rev. D . Wm . Svdenstrlcker Wolf Pen visited her mother, CHESTER - Wor shi p 9. 15 Mrs. Ada Slack, Sunday af· am .; Ch ur c h School 10 a.m . ENTER: PRISE - Wors h ip , 9 ternoon . a .m., Church Sc hool. 10 a .m . Mr . Eugene Hudson, son, FLATWOODS - Worship, 11 : Church Schoo l 10 a .m . Bryant, and a Mr. Redman of amPOMEROY Worsh i p , Paris, Pa., visited the former 's 10 .30 a.m .: Chu r ch Schoo l9 . 15 a m .; UM Y F 6 30 p . m . mother, Myla Hudson. ROCK SPRINGS _.. Wor sh ip Mrs. Florence Potts, Mr. and 10a . m .; Chur ch Sc hool9a m .. 6 : 30 p ,m Mrs. Robert Harden and Mr . UMYF MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER and Mrs. Donald Lisle were in Rev . Robert Bumgarner HEATH Worship 10.30 Canton to attend the wedding of il m ; Ch ur c h Schoo l9 : 30 a.m . , the former 's son, Earl Harden . UMY F 7 p .m . RUTL~ND W ors hip 9: 15 Mr . and Mrs. Dale Hubbard am.: Chur c h School 10 a.m .; and Ste([anle of Haymaker, UMYF7 pm SALE M CENT~R - WOr · Md ., have returned to their shi p 9 a m ; Chvr ch Sc hool 10 home after visiting here with a.m ,; UMYF Thur sday , 7 p m . SY RACUSE CLUST£R his mother, Mrs. Eddie HubRev . Richard E . Jarvts bard, and his father tn Holzer ASBURY Worship II a m .: Ch urc h School 9. SO a.m .: Medical Center. WSCS, 1st Tues da. y . Mrs. Vera Tannehill, of FOREST RUN - Worsh ip 9 , Ch ur ch Sc hool 10 a .m : Parma and grandson, Craig · am w scs. Jrd wedn esday. 7:30 Tannchille of Michigan visited p m MINERSVILLE WorShip her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. 10 a m ; Ch ur ch Sc hool 9 a.m . ; Williams and other relatives . WSCS. 3rd Monday , 7: 30p .m . Chu r ch Rev. and Mrs. Ra lph Hudson ' SYRACUSE sChoo l . 9 a.m .; wor s h ip se r · and family of Portsmouth vice , 7 ' 30 p ,m SOUTHERN CLUSTER visited his mother , Myla R ev. Frank Cheesebrew Hudson . Mr. and Mrs. Dencil Rev . Larrv Poling rfev . Howard S!11vel~y Hudson and children of Racine BETHANY { Dorc as) were also guesls. Worsh ip . 9: 30 Am : Church , Mr . and Mrs. Robert A. School tO. 30 a rn CARMEL ~- Worsh ip. II Harden , son Eric, of Marion a ' n : 1st und 3r d Sundays , spen t t~eir vacation here with Chu r c h Sc hool 1 10 a.m . AI'PL.E GROVE - Wors h ip , his par en ls, Mr. and Mrs. 7·30 p . m . frrs t and third Sun Robert Harden, sister, Debbie, Clily s, Churc h sc h oo l , 9 . 30 rJ nl,i qrav cr meef!r'lg, f ir st and her parents at Easl Letart Wed nestl ay , 7:30p .m . EAST I ETAR T 'II' I" .. ~S h l p , Falls. sec on · ~ a11 d l ou r li · Su ndays ; chur ch sc hool , 9.30 7 30 p n'l ., • 1•1,1 1 1'r 11 \l'l'loUII 1"' II Hrtl ·' 'Ll./ · ··~···\ ' • ' '! . Ill t• '" l ill Ki N U Will ~t +V 1 11111 l I, 'I I • • ' ,,, .' h 10 l l Th;.l I fuLLS ' ''" ' · II ~ ... <I Ill \h .Jn.l ,,p, IIlli (.h 'loC hO:OI , 9 ,, I ' 'ld 'o' I 10 ,, !11 I}VC I v '1 ,,,,.,. .. u ut ,' l lo l< l oi V ~ hiY ,,ul . I 'I< ,~ Il l 'i 1\ ol II \ W(ll ' I IIJ,. 1 , 7 :\0 \,.,. ,lllt ''o doty prolVI' I o1 11 fl 1\ iiJ IU 10 p u\ . ' "" •' fUPP ~5 PLAINS 'C HRI ST IAN CHURC H '• f.'mn<•ll.• ltn\lt•rwooct , pastor , MO~NING STAR Worship ~ I IIWM<t (l'tl ~lw (l ll , Jr , Sunday 9 10 ,, 111 Cllu t'c h t; IH)Ot 10 30 \( huol !a.up t ; (, uil day Sc hool , ~~ m M 1d Wec io, ~crv•ct: , If .1(1 ,, nl . Morn~ny sermon . Wl'dn~"·•cl ,l y tl p 111 Ill 1U " 111 . Sund,1y cvrulng M O R SE CHAPEL WOr "''rVIll', I p .m ~ hi p II ,1 m . lSI and Jrd LETART FALLS UNITE·O ::, l !llnil V' Churc h Sc hool. 10 BkETHRE;l\1 R ~ w . rroe tand a m Norr is. p<c s tor : r toyn Norr is . PORTLAND Worship 7: 30 ~u p! '; undi\y ~C hoot , 9 30 a.m ., p nL , Chur c h Scnoo l 9 30 lLm moruitHJ sermon , 10 : 30 am .. SUTTON Worship , l l am Pr ayur sprw lce, W ednes,day , 2nd and 41h Sunday s ; Chur ch 7. 30 p .m :;c hoot 10 a .m . CH ES HIRE CHURCH OF WESLEYAN ( Rac in e) GO D OF PROPHECY, G. P . wor sh i p , 11 am , Chu r c h Sm i th , pastor . Sunday Sctloot , Sc hooL 10 a .rn . tOa .•n .; Arthur Henson , Supt .• NORTHEAST CLUSTER Morn ing Wors.hjp , 11 a .m .; R ev . Rob ert M eece Yo un~ Peoples servi ce. 7 p.m . : R ev . St anl ey Bran dum Evc n•ng se rv ice, 7:30 p .m J OPP A worship 10 a.m .; Wectn esda y M i d w eek Prayer Chur c h Sc hool 9 a .m ; Pr<tyer Se r ... . cc, 7 : 30 p . m .; Yo u th Meet ing , W edrl esday , 8 p.m . meeting 6: 30 p .m . • Even ing LONG BOTTOM - Chur ch worship , 7. 30 p .m . ;(' rv ic es , 9 am . • Sunday CHESTER CHURCH OF •chool 9: 45 am Sible Study THE NAZARENE Re-v . ev ery Thursday , 7:30 p ,m . Herbert Gra te , pastor . WO( · NORTH BETHEL Wo r · ship se rv ice , II a.m . and 7: 30 sh ip I 1 am .. Chu r ch School 10 p rn Sunday Sunday Sc hool. + 111 9: 30 a .m . Richard Barton , ~LFRED Sunda:y schOol , supt, Prayer meeting , Wed . 9 ,45 am eetc h Sunday , nesda v . 7: 30 p .m pr ea ch in g at II am . each BRADBURY CHURCH OF Sunday P rayer mee ting . 7: 45 CHRIST Ct itford Smith , p m . Wed nesda y ; WSCS , 8 p m . mmlster Sunday Sc hool 9: 30 on thi r d T !J esday ea ch mont h . a .rn • morning c hurch 10 : 30 REEDSVILLE s unday a .m . Sunday evening s.er vl ce, sc hool. 9. 30 , preach ing, 7: 30 7:30 pm W edn esday serv ic e, 8 p m Sunday , prayer meeting . p .m . .. 1 30p rn T uesday ,• WSCS , 7: 30 LAUREL. CL.IFF FREE l irs l Thur sd a y eac h month . METHODIST - Rev . Robert SILVER RIDGE - Worsh ip E Buck ley , pastor William 10 a .m ; Churc h School , 9 a .m . Ba 1tey , sup I , Sun daY school TUPPERS PL.AINS 9·30 am .; morn in g ~orsh i p , Wor Sh i p 9 a .m . ; Chu rc h 10 · 30 a .m , eveni ng worsh ip , Sc hooL 10 am . 7:30pm . Wednesday Christian KENO CHURCH OF YOuth Crusad e, 6 30 p .m ., CHRIST - George Fredefi ck. , pra¥er meeting , 7: 30 p m ., supt Se rv ice weekly , 9: 30a.m . Thursday choir practic e. 1 on Sunday . Preaching f irst and p.m third Sundays of month 1 by DEXTER CHURCH OF Clifford Smith , 9:30 a m . CHRIST Danny Evans 1 HOBSON CHRISTIAN pastor , Norman C. Wil l , supt . UNION Darrel DoddriiL s unday SC hool 9 : 30 a . m .; pastor . Sunday School , 9: 30 worship service, 10 :30 a.m a m , L eona_rd Gilmore , fir st Christian Endeavor Sunday e ld er ; ev enmg se rv ice , 7: 30 evening P m W ednesday prayer REORGANIZED CHURCH mee ltng , 7. 30 p .m . OF JESUS CHRIST OF MT . MORIAH CHURCH 0~ L'ATTER DAY SAINTS GOO ~ Racine Route 2. The Portland ·Racine Road . Ra lph Rev Charles Hand , pastor . Johnson , pastor . Her bert S1.4nday sc ho oL . 9 : 45 am . • White , Sunday School Director . mo rn.lng w~rsh1p, 11 a . m Sun day School, 9 . 30 a . m , Ev.en1ng serv•ces , Tue sday and Morning wor ship, 10 : 30 am . ; F r.day . 7: 30. Sunday evening service 7 p .m . BEARWALLOW RIDGE Wedn esd ay evening prayer CHURCH OF CHRIST . Bible serv ices , 7:30 o.m stu d y , 9 · 30 a . m , morning BETHLEHEfw\ BAPTIST, worsh !P· 10 : 30 a.m , even•ng Great Bend - Rev Walter P . worsh1p , 6· 30 p m Wedn esday Bikacsan , pastor . Sunday B1ble study , 7 30 P m . school. 9 :30 am .; worship ' service , Thursday , 7:30 p.m . MT . OLIVE CHURCH CARLETON CHURCH ,Long Bottom , Sunday Sc hool , K ingsblJry Road . Sunday 10 a.m w 1th Wil lard Pigott. School , 9: 30a .m, Ralph Carl . su pt Evange li st message each su p!. wor sh ip service , 10 30 Sunday evening , 7·30 p m . by a.m . and 7: 30p .m . alternately . Elder Russell Cl ine , m inister Prayer meet ing, Wednesday , of the Aposto!tc Fa 1th . Bible 7 30 p m . Rev . Jay Stile s, ~astor . Sfudy , Wednesday , 7: 30 p .m OLD DEXTER CON· CHURCH STIVERSVILLE COM · GR EGATIONAL Rev . Carl Richards, MU.NITY CHURCH - Sunda y Mrs . Worley sc hool serv ice. 10 am .; Prayer pastor . m eet mg , Thursday, 7 p.m . ; Franc is, Sunday school supt. , Su nday schoo , 9 . 45 a . m , Sunday evening service , 7 p .m ZION CHURCH OF CH·RIST church services, second and Sundays followin g Po me roy . Harris on v i! 1e fourth RO:ad . Kenne th Eber ts, pastor . Sunday s.:;:hool, first and third Paul M c Elroy , S~J nday Sc hool Sunday even ings, 7: 30p.m . LONG BOTTOM Su pt Sunday School 9 30 am .; Mr . Robert moming worship and com · CHRISTIAN munion , 10 : 30 am . • Sunday Wyatt. pas tor , Sun day School even 1ng youth Ch ri sti an en · supt., Ronald Osborne, Bible deavor , 6: 30 : worsh1p ser · School , 9 . 30 ·a .m ; preaching vi ce s , Sunday , 7 . 30 p . m . 10 : 45 a .m . : Even ing services ,' Wed n esda y eve nin g prayer 7·. 30 p .m HYSELL RUN ~~EE mee tjng and Bib le study , 7:30 METHODIST - Rona ld Wells, p m. pastor. Sunday Schoo l 9 30 ST . JOHN LUTHERAN P ine Gr ov e, the Rev . Arthur a .m , Morning worship, 10 : 30 Combs, pastor . Sunday school , a.m .. Young People's Serv 1ce 9 30 a m ; chur ch services. 6: 45 p m .; Evangettstic ser · v i ce , 7 30 p . m . Prayer 10 : 30 a. m . BRADBURY CHURCH OF meeting, Th ur sday , 7.30 p.m ~R EEOOM GOSPEL CHRIST . Bible School. 9 30 am , morning worship , 10 · JO MISSION - Bald Knobs. Rev . am . Sunday evening Worshrp L . R . Gluesencamp, pastor . Se rvic e, 7 ' 30 p . m ., choir Roger Wilfred , Sr .. Sunday practice Sunday and Wed · School Supt. Sunday School nesday, 7 p rn , prayer meetinq 9 30 am .; Sunday evening and Bible Study Wednesday, worshtp 7 . 30. Prayer meeting, Tuesday , 7: 30 p.m . Ernest 7.30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Deeter , c lass leader . Youth Rev Freeland Norr1s , pastor . meeting. Wednesday, 7 : 30 Sunday sc hool 10 a .m , Chu r ch p .m , Ernest Deeter, leader . service , 7 p.m . Wednesday MT. HERMON CHURCH OF B1ble Study , 7 pm THE UNITED BRETHREN IN RACINE FIRST CHURCH CHRIST Robert Shook, OF THE NAZARENE pastor , Sunday school. 9:30 Sunday School. 9 : 30 am ; a .m .• Russell Spence r , supt ; Morning Worship. 10 30 a.m .; worship se rvi ce, 10 :45 a.m ., Evening w orship , 7: 30 p.m ; evening worship alternating Wednesday Mid·Week. Service. w i th C E at 7· 30 p .m . on Sunday School Superin tendent, Sunday . Prayer meeting , 7 : 30 Gera ld Wells . Pa stor. Rev . p m . Wednesday . Alfred Wolfe , Morri s M . Woll e. l ay leader . WHITE ' S CHAPEL RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Coolville RD . Rev Roy Deeter, Walter P . Bikacsan, pastor ; pastor . Sunday schoo l , 9:30 Ronnie Salser, S. S Su pt.; am ; worship service , 10 :30 Sundav School , 9: 30 a . m . ; am Bible study and prayer Morning Worship 10 :45 am ., se ·1:.- e, Wednesday , 7: 30pm . Sunday even ing Worsh ip 7.30 RUTLAND __ p m . Wednesday evening Bible RUTLAND CHURCH OF Study , 8 p m . CHRIST - Keith W ise, pastor . DANVILLE WESLEYAN _ Sunday Sc hool,9 :30a .m ... V . H Rev La wrenc e Sullivan. Braley , supt ; worsh'P serv ice pa stor . s unday Sc hool 9 : 30 and communion, 10 : 30 a .m .• a.m .; youth and iun 1or you t h evenrng serv ice , 7: 30 p m ., serv 1ce, 6 . 45 p .m .: evening Wednesday, B1ble study , 7 · 30 wor sh 1p , 7 : 30pm ; prayer and P m . Regu lar board meeting , pra 1se, W edn esday , 7 . 30 p .m . lh •rd Sa turday each monlll , SILVER RUN FREE 7 30 P m . ' _ BAPTIST Rev . Howard RUTLAND COMMUNITY Kimbl e, pa stor . Sunday School, CHURCH - Sunday SchooL 10 a.m .; Henry Dav is, supt .; ' 9: 30a . m .; Worship service, 11 even ing service, 7 : 30 p .m a . m .; Wednesday prayer Prayer mee ti ng , Thur sday . meeting, 7 : :\0 m . Sunday 7 30 p m . night worship, : 30 p ,m . CHESTER CHURCH OF RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO Rev . Ja mes Sat THE NAZARENE -~ Rev . fe rt iel d , pa stor . Sunday sc hool, Ll oyd 0 Gnmm, Jr ., pastor . 9 30 am , wor ship service. 11 Sunday Sclloo l. 9 : 30 a .m .: a .m .: evening se rv ice, 7, Morn ing worsh ip , 10 · 30 a .m ; pray e r se rv1 ce and you th Young people's service , 6: 45 '5c rv ice, Wednesday , 7 p .m . P m . , Evangelistic s erv ice, LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN 7: 30p .m . Wednesday even ing Ct-fURCH - Robert E . Musser , service, 7: 30pm . pa stor . SIHlday Sc hoo l, 9: 30 MASON COUNTY am . , Ro bert Bobo , su pt ., THE HILAND CHAI'EL, morn i ng wor ship , 10 : 30, George Casto , pastor . Sunday ~u n d ay even 1ng service. 7: 30, Sc hooL 9 30 ; evening wor ship , Mid week serv ice , Wednesday , 7: 30. Thur sd ay evening prayer 7. 30 p m serv ice, 7: 30 p .m . SYRAC USE CHURCH 0~ "'ASON ~IRST BAPTIST Tt-tE NAZARENE - ~ev . M . Sec ond and Pomeroy Sts., Stan C. Lar imor e, pa s t o r . BOb Cr a1 g, paslor . Sunday scllool, Moor e, Sun day Sc hool Supt . 9: 45am .: worship serv ic e. 11 Sun d ay Sc hool. c lasses for all a .m , tra inin g u nion , 6: 30 ages , 9 . 30 a m . , morning p m . 1 ev ening worship service , worship , 10. 45: NYP S Su nday , 7. 30 p m . Mid -w eek prayer 6 . JO p .m . eva ngelis t ic serv ice se r vice. Wednesday , 7:30p .m . Su nday , 7 30 p .m M ld .w eek - MASON CHURCH pray er meeti ng, Wed nesd a y . CHRIST. P . o . Box .48 7 Mil ler 1 30p .m, M issionary meeting , Si ., Ma son . w . va . 's unday secon d Wednesday. 7: 30 p m . Bib l e S1udy 10 a .m .• Wor shi p UNITED FAITH NON · 11 a .m . and 1 p m . Bible Study DENOMINATIONAL Rev . Wednesday 7 p .m , Vocal Roben Sm i th. pastor . Sunday mu si c . . schooL 9: 30am ; c lass l ea der , FIRST SOUTHERN BAP Leo H rll , worship se rv~ee , TIST - Corner of Second and 10 : 30 a m ; chur ch , 7 ~0 p .m Anderson Mason P'astor E 0 E N ll N I T E 0 Walter CIQud Sunday school' ~kETHREN IN CHRIST ..,.. 9 :<45 a. m . ; wOr ship service E ldon R . Blake, p astor . Sunday a .m . and 7: 30 p .m . we~k ly Sc hool , 10 am .. W i nnie Sible study , Wednesday 7·30 Hol ~lnge r , Supt . Morning p .m . ' · ~e r mon. 11 a . m . , Eve ning MASON ASSf:MBLY Utse rvi ce Christian . Endeavor, GOO -- Second St., Ma son. w. 7 : 30 p .m .; Mr s . Lyda va . Ches f er Te nnant, pa stor . Chevalre r n pr esl dent . Song Sund"Y schOO l , 10 a .m .; servi ce and ser mon. ,8: 20. Mid · mor n ing worship , 11 a.m .: W ee k p raye r m eet •no Wed · ev angeli sti c &e-rvlce, 7: 30pm . n esday , 7 JO p .m . Mrs . Merle Blblc:s tudyandpray er serVI ce. Holsing er , cl a ss leader . Wedne sday , 1: 30 p m . Phon e ~HU R CH OF JESUS 77> ·5133 . CHRIST - Locoted 01 Rutland HART~ORD CHURCH OF on N ew Li ma R:o~d~ next to CHRIST In Christian Union F orest Acre Park , ReV . Ray The Rev . Wlll larn Cam pbell, Rouse , p ast or ; Rob ert Musser , putor . Sunday u hoo l , 9:30 Sunday SctJool sup t. Su nday a .m . 1 Jam es Hugh es. tv pl. ; sc hool. 10: 30 a .m : . worship ovc ning sv rvl ce. 7: 30 p .m . 7 JO P.f'Y\1. Bible stu dy , Wed . Wednes day eveolno pr&yer n ?SUay, 7:30 p m . Sa t urday rnee tlrlg , 7: JO p m . You th n 1g hf prayer servi ce. 7: 30p .m . prayer serv Jce ea cl'l Tu esday HEMLOCK GROVE .· CHRISTIAN - Roger Wal son , FA I A: VI 1::. W d l u "'t: pastor , Ray Whaley , supt . 1 CHURCH , L eta rt , W. va .• Rl. Morn•n g wonhlp , 9:30 a .m . ; 1. Rev . George Hou: h.ar, ~ h u r c h schOo l , I O: lo a .m ; pastor Sunday Sc hool 9: 30 youn g people'S meet ing , ~o · ,'l. a .m . Prayer and Bible study r1 ;1· ··v•:nh 1y warship : 7: 30 p . m . 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Baseball bnckslo1> ouNNO,., sur- F. J. WAllACE JEWELERS Short Orders- Carry-Out ACool Dining Room Chesler, Ohio St. RI. 7 Middleport ~API' AIN Kermll Wallltn Pomeroy, O. MIDDLEPORT. OHIO R ac ine lo EAT! wooL ... Furniture and Hardware Home lite Saws I ... ANCi IHE HAMPSHIRES ON THIS FARM THE'( RAISE \WO KIN~ OF SHEEP!HE MERINOS FOR 'ffiEIR ' Yuler411)1'1 CrJptoq110le: GOOD PAINTING IS LIKE GOOD COOKING-IT CAN BE TASTED,. BUT NOT EXPLAINEDMAURICE DE VLADMINCK ' ' (@1971 Xlnr reotureo Srndleato,lne.) by THOMAS JOSEPH MAYER & HILL BARBER SHOP LODWICK'S MARKET -.-.----1 f5 MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR Cor. Rfs. 7&SS4 HA-HAl ~ THE MOTOR PARTS CO. NAP MIDDLEPORT, OHIO '/OU! r.l Support the Church of Your Choice Ph. 992-3354 Pomeroy 104W. Main Free Estimates-Guaranteed Installation OD cATCH \jOUR GOL-D OJ'8R 1116 ~. ~ BIG BEND BARGAINS Ph. 992-7S90 00 WA'I I GNJ Tift:' 910VJ WITHOUD MG ... 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W H , Perrin . p"stor . Roy ~~avPr , Supt . Church school. t . t5a . tH ,; worsh ip . lO :?Ja .m . ';'Outh Choir rehet~~r sa l Monday 6 :30p .m ; Mrs . Marvin Burt ; director ; sen ior ct1oir rehet~r sal , 7 30 p rn , Thurs Mr s . Paul Nea se , d,.y , director . POM~ROY CHURCH 6~ TH.E NAZARENE Cor n er Unton and Mulberry , Rev . Clyde V. Henderson , pa stor' Sundlly s c hool. 9 : 30a .m , C le n McClung , sup! .; morn ing worsh ip , 10 : 30 il m . . even1 n g service . 7 :30 ; mid w eek !>er vice , W~n es d a v. 7:30p .m . . GRACE EPISCOPAL - The Rev . Harold Deeth , pastor Ct'!urch ser11 1ces , 9 :30 a .m ., Sund•y , July 22 through Sep1 . 2. Nursery and pre .school claases at 9:30 a .m. each Sundl.y . Church services on Sunday, Aug . 12, praye r ser · vices only followed by a parish picnic at the Fred Crow farm . POMEROY CHURCH 0~ CHRIST _,.. Mr Ho y t Allen. Jr .• pastor . Bible S~ hoo l , 9 : 3 0 a m .• worsh·J p , 10 , 30 . adul t wors h ip service an d young peop lt>'s meetinA . both 7: 30 p m Sun dlly . Wednesd ay, com bi n ed Bible s tu dy and p ra yer meeting , 7·30 p m . tHE $,\LVATION ARMY En\!OY Ray W . W1n ing, offi cer in • cha r ge . Sunday , 10 a .m , Holiness meet ing , 10:30 am , Sunday School. Young Peopl e's Legion . 1 p .m .: Thursday . 1 to 3 p m .• Ladie s Hom e L eogut: , 7 p .rf:l .• Prep c l as$.es . ilBT YOOR .MAN W1'11! A. Want Ad f i11h l',. J.l.l"-101 HEART Rf' v n1'r!l1~rd il.. l'(lj((\'o' IC I 'IIOHt' 9Y7 .'rll:t Sll 1 t•rctt~y t' VI.'!lll1q M. l !'S. i J O p 111 ~utHt.w Mas~ ~ ,,na 10 ,, ,, Con t• 'S"i•ons , SatunttlY . J ' Jtl p Ill POMEROY FIRST SAP · TtST h:otwrl Kuhn . IJi.lSior , Will•,,m Watson -:,unctav sc hool SU I) I :" > UIHI Ay SC t101' 1 Q 1{1,1 111 , 11~ I f. 1J m l\1llk \ 1 \.J dy, Wr dnt'Sd <~'l . 1 p 111 • 1 ho i r P• ,l ( II ((' , Wi"dll ('Sdily . 8. JO p 111 POME ROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS CHURC H H ,u ri'>OI1v il l l' 1\'otli'L Re v 0 D1•1! Manl<.•v . P ~'>lor Hl·nry EDitl \ , Sun dny School ~ up! Sunt1ay SctlOO I 9 30 a . m , Ev f'nii 1Q worshrp I 30 p m • p, ,1y cr e~ n d Pra ise serv rce , l'hursdrlv . l 30 p m N EASE SETT l EMENT CHAPEl Non denOl11•natronal , Ge orge S O•ler Pas tor Sunday Sc hoo l 10 tt m :tVo r sti•P Ser v ice 11 a .m Sunday ni ght serv1ces 7 30 p .m Wednesday Prayer meet ing 7 :10 p n1 Everyone w r lcome POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST , 200 W Ma 111 Sl Lore n T Stephens . evangel is !. phone 99'2 7856 Conservative . non Ins trum ental Sun day wors h ip , 10 am ; Bible study , I I am : wors hip , 6 p m Wednesday B1 bl e study , 7 p m . MIDWAY COMMUNITY C HURCH (no n · denomrn ationai L La ngsvi ll e · Dexter Ro ad . the Rev. Worley Ha t ev. pastor Sun day schooL 10 a.m .• even 1ng worsh ip . 7.30 p rn Prayer meeting , Tue sday , 7 30 p .m .; youth group . Friday , 7. 30 p.m ST . PAUL LUTHERAN Corner Second and Syca more St. , Pome r oy . the Rev . A rthur c Lund , pastor Sunday sc hool. 9 : 15 a.m ; worship se rv 1ce , 10 .30 a.m .• travelers ' summ er service , T hursda y , 7: 30 p .m Char les Evans , Chr is t ian edu cation super in · fendent . the Sermonette What's YOUR Rating? .. l'dJ!t• d•··• V"" 'on ... ,H,_ Il 1 11111 ..,d.ty ,11 .' JO 1.1 111 .. I lh t• 11\ urd• llr.• lr• t~ nt"tty l \II' 1 I IJ G RAHAM MEl HOOIST " .t) ~ 111 • lirSI ··vmt,,ys ot iMCh UNITED Prc•.1ct1 in n oud second month . th ird IOur'lh ~u nd;l)' S ea Ch Ill Oil Ill WO! Shi iJ Sier'YI (.{' {II 1 30 oHHI p 111 Wt.•dl1f'Sd8y CVCil tllQ S ill I 10, Pr .w cr and Bible Study FIRST SO UTHERN BAP · TIST 7S1 Ml!lberrv Ave .• P omeroy. a fl i l la t ect with :;. A C lh~ R ev . Fr ed H il l. P11Sto t · t-i e r she l M cC lure , Sund<lV sc hool svpf Sunday sc tr oo l , 9 30 A m , morniny worsll 1p, 10 30 am , Sunday (' vangelis t ic meelmg . 7.30 p m , Pr ,1VN meet ing , Wedne sd<-ly , l J Opm . MIDDL EPORT MT . MORIAH BAPTISl Co rnt;~r r: ourth ~nd Ma in. Mrdd1cport Rev . Henry Ke y, Jr . pas tor . Sunday Sc hool , 9 :JU a m . Mrs . Ervi n BAumgard . n er . s ~Jpl. , Morning worsh ip , 1Q .15 am JEHOVAH ' S WITNESSES Larry Carna h~n . pres•din g m in1s fer . Sunday , Bib l e tee lure. 9. 30 a m ; Wa1chtower st udy , 10 .30 a m , Tu esday , Bib le st udv . 7 30 p m .: Thurs . day . min i stry sc hoo l. 7 : 30 P.rn , se rv1ce m eeting 8 : 30 P m. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Christ tn Christian Union L awrence Man ley , pa stor , Mr s. Russe ll You ng , Sunday Schoo l Supt . Sun day Sc hoo f 9 30 a.m . Evenmg worship , 7 : 30 . W ed n esda y pr aye r m eet1 ng , 7 30 p m MT . MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Rac ine Ro~Jte 2, the Rev . James M Muncv , pastor . Sunday sc ho ol . 9. 45 a . m .: morn ing worship , 11 a .m ., eve n ing wor sh ip, 7: 30 p .m . Prayer meeting , Tu esd ay , 7· 30 p .m . : Young peopl e's mee t 1ng , . 7. 30 p.m . Th ursday RUTLAND CHURCH 0~ GOD Be r tha Kingrey , s ubst• tut e pas tor Su nday Sc hool. 10 a . m .: worS h i p serv 1ce. 7 p .m Sunday . Prayer meeti ng , Wed n esday. 7. 30 p .m . HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH - N ear Lon g Bot rom . Est il H ar t, pa stor ; Roy Brow n . assis t an t pasfor Sun day sc hool . lOam ; Chur ch 7 JO p m eac h Su nd ay evening ; prayer meet mg , 7:30 p m Thur sday . MIDDL.EPORT PEN · TECOSTAL - T hird Ave ., the Rev . William Knittel , pa sfo r . Ron ald Dugan , Sunday Sc hool Supt . Cla sses f or all ages , eve ning se rvi ce , 7: 30 p .m .: Bib le sh.1dy , Wednesday , 7:30 p m youth serv1ces , Friday . 7: 30 p .m . ~REEWlLL BAPTIST Corne r Ast1 and Plum . M1d Uleport : No el He rrm an , p astor . Sat u rday evening ser v• ce , 7 p ,m . Sunday school , 10 am .; Su nday even 1n g worsh ip . 7 p m . · FIRST BAPTIST of M +d · . dl eporl , cor ner of Sixth and Palm er Streets . Rev Ch ar les S1mon s, pastor . Danny T hompso n , Sunday School Super i n ten d e nt. Su nday chu r ch sc hool for everyon e 9 15 a.m . : Morning worship 10. 15 a .m , Evening services, 7 30 p m : Wednesday prayer st-rv •ce, 7 30 p .m . Extra you t h activities on Sunday , 5 p .m ., f or all youth up to si xth grade . 6 . 30 fo r 1un ior and se nior high students CHURCH OF ,CHRIST , M1dd l epo rt , 5th and Main Raultn Moye r , pa stor Michael Ge rla ch. Sunday Sch oo l supt B 1b l e Sch o ol , 9 30 a m , mo rn ing worship, 10.30 a .rp .. ev en•ng wor shi p, 7 30 p m ., pr ayer se rv ice 1 p .m . Wed · nesda y MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev . Audr y Mi ller , pa sfor , L ew•s Ell is, Sun day school supt .; Sun day sc hooL 9 . 30 a m . mo rn ing worsh+p . 10 : 30 ; iun 1or SOCiety , 6. 30 p .m NYP S, 6· dS p : m . Su nday evangeliS t ic mee t•ng , 7: 30 p m Pra yer meet +ng .Wed nesday , 7 · 30p m GRACE BAPTIST - 30S N. Seeond A v e ., Middleport Lesley G. Holt, pas tor Sunday school, 10 a.m .: worship ser · vice , 11 a.m ; worsh ip serv 1ce , 7: 30p .m . Sunday . Wednesday night prayer serv1ce , 7: 30. Syracuse News, Society By Ada Slack Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Collins, Canton, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs . Herbert Parker. He also vialted his brother and sisterIn-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Collins, at Tuppers Plains. Mr. and Mrs. John Crooks an'd daughter, Patricia, of Colwnbus visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Crooks and their daughter and son-Inlaw, Mr. and Urs. James Ray Lawrence of Racine. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hymrod of Colwnbus visited Mr. and Mrs. Erilest Sisson and family . Mr. and Mrs. James Tan· nehlll and family of Parma spent a weekend with Mr. and Mn. C. H. Williams and other relatives. Ada Slack and Myla Hudson visited with the former's . brother and sister-in-law, Mr. • and Mrs. Win Blake at Typpers Plalll8. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Huff of Bloomdale spent two days with Frankie Mwnaw. They also vlalted friends as they are lormer residents here. Mr. ·and Mrs. Herbert Parker, accompanied by Mrs. Clay Tuttle or Middleport vialted with Mrs . Hallie Hulber!, at the Akron City Hoapltal In Akron. Mr . and Mrs. Thomas Williams and family visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs . C. H. Williams and other relatives. . They were enroute to UJelr home In Colwnbus from a vacation In California. ·y " THE UNITED PRES· BYTERIAN MINISTRY 0~ MEIGS COUNTY, OW 1Qhf L Zav l tz , Pastor ·D irector . HARRISONVILLE Sunday Chur ch SchooL 9 :30 a.m , Mrs . Homer Lee , Supt. ; Morn ing Worship. 10 : 30 a.m. MIDDLEPORT Sunday Church Sch ool. 9:30a .m ., John F . Fultz, Sup t . ; Morning Worship , 10 : 30 a .m . SYRACUSE Morning Worsh ip, 9 a .m . ; Sunday Church Sc hooL 10 a .m •• Mrs. Sampson Hai L Supt . Mr. and Mrs . Ernest Graves and family of Wadsworth MEIGS visited here with Mr. and Mrs. COOPERATIVE Orville Crooks, Mrs. Gladys PARISH THE UNIT ED Hayman and Mrs. Myrtle METHODIST CHURCH McBride. . Robert T . Bumgarner Director Mrs . Harley Johnson , POMEROY CLUSTER Tammy, Cheryl and Terry of Rev. Carl E . Hicks Rev. D . Wm . Svdenstrlcker Wolf Pen visited her mother, CHESTER - Wor shi p 9. 15 Mrs. Ada Slack, Sunday af· am .; Ch ur c h School 10 a.m . ENTER: PRISE - Wors h ip , 9 ternoon . a .m., Church Sc hool. 10 a .m . Mr . Eugene Hudson, son, FLATWOODS - Worship, 11 : Church Schoo l 10 a .m . Bryant, and a Mr. Redman of amPOMEROY Worsh i p , Paris, Pa., visited the former 's 10 .30 a.m .: Chu r ch Schoo l9 . 15 a m .; UM Y F 6 30 p . m . mother, Myla Hudson. ROCK SPRINGS _.. Wor sh ip Mrs. Florence Potts, Mr. and 10a . m .; Chur ch Sc hool9a m .. 6 : 30 p ,m Mrs. Robert Harden and Mr . UMYF MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER and Mrs. Donald Lisle were in Rev . Robert Bumgarner HEATH Worship 10.30 Canton to attend the wedding of il m ; Ch ur c h Schoo l9 : 30 a.m . , the former 's son, Earl Harden . UMY F 7 p .m . RUTL~ND W ors hip 9: 15 Mr . and Mrs. Dale Hubbard am.: Chur c h School 10 a.m .; and Ste([anle of Haymaker, UMYF7 pm SALE M CENT~R - WOr · Md ., have returned to their shi p 9 a m ; Chvr ch Sc hool 10 home after visiting here with a.m ,; UMYF Thur sday , 7 p m . SY RACUSE CLUST£R his mother, Mrs. Eddie HubRev . Richard E . Jarvts bard, and his father tn Holzer ASBURY Worship II a m .: Ch urc h School 9. SO a.m .: Medical Center. WSCS, 1st Tues da. y . Mrs. Vera Tannehill, of FOREST RUN - Worsh ip 9 , Ch ur ch Sc hool 10 a .m : Parma and grandson, Craig · am w scs. Jrd wedn esday. 7:30 Tannchille of Michigan visited p m MINERSVILLE WorShip her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. 10 a m ; Ch ur ch Sc hool 9 a.m . ; Williams and other relatives . WSCS. 3rd Monday , 7: 30p .m . Chu r ch Rev. and Mrs. Ra lph Hudson ' SYRACUSE sChoo l . 9 a.m .; wor s h ip se r · and family of Portsmouth vice , 7 ' 30 p ,m SOUTHERN CLUSTER visited his mother , Myla R ev. Frank Cheesebrew Hudson . Mr. and Mrs. Dencil Rev . Larrv Poling rfev . Howard S!11vel~y Hudson and children of Racine BETHANY { Dorc as) were also guesls. Worsh ip . 9: 30 Am : Church , Mr . and Mrs. Robert A. School tO. 30 a rn CARMEL ~- Worsh ip. II Harden , son Eric, of Marion a ' n : 1st und 3r d Sundays , spen t t~eir vacation here with Chu r c h Sc hool 1 10 a.m . AI'PL.E GROVE - Wors h ip , his par en ls, Mr. and Mrs. 7·30 p . m . frrs t and third Sun Robert Harden, sister, Debbie, Clily s, Churc h sc h oo l , 9 . 30 rJ nl,i qrav cr meef!r'lg, f ir st and her parents at Easl Letart Wed nestl ay , 7:30p .m . EAST I ETAR T 'II' I" .. ~S h l p , Falls. sec on · ~ a11 d l ou r li · Su ndays ; chur ch sc hool , 9.30 7 30 p n'l ., • 1•1,1 1 1'r 11 \l'l'loUII 1"' II Hrtl ·' 'Ll./ · ··~···\ ' • ' '! . Ill t• '" l ill Ki N U Will ~t +V 1 11111 l I, 'I I • • ' ,,, .' h 10 l l Th;.l I fuLLS ' ''" ' · II ~ ... <I Ill \h .Jn.l ,,p, IIlli (.h 'loC hO:OI , 9 ,, I ' 'ld 'o' I 10 ,, !11 I}VC I v '1 ,,,,.,. .. u ut ,' l lo l< l oi V ~ hiY ,,ul . I 'I< ,~ Il l 'i 1\ ol II \ W(ll ' I IIJ,. 1 , 7 :\0 \,.,. ,lllt ''o doty prolVI' I o1 11 fl 1\ iiJ IU 10 p u\ . ' "" •' fUPP ~5 PLAINS 'C HRI ST IAN CHURC H '• f.'mn<•ll.• ltn\lt•rwooct , pastor , MO~NING STAR Worship ~ I IIWM<t (l'tl ~lw (l ll , Jr , Sunday 9 10 ,, 111 Cllu t'c h t; IH)Ot 10 30 \( huol !a.up t ; (, uil day Sc hool , ~~ m M 1d Wec io, ~crv•ct: , If .1(1 ,, nl . Morn~ny sermon . Wl'dn~"·•cl ,l y tl p 111 Ill 1U " 111 . Sund,1y cvrulng M O R SE CHAPEL WOr "''rVIll', I p .m ~ hi p II ,1 m . lSI and Jrd LETART FALLS UNITE·O ::, l !llnil V' Churc h Sc hool. 10 BkETHRE;l\1 R ~ w . rroe tand a m Norr is. p<c s tor : r toyn Norr is . PORTLAND Worship 7: 30 ~u p! '; undi\y ~C hoot , 9 30 a.m ., p nL , Chur c h Scnoo l 9 30 lLm moruitHJ sermon , 10 : 30 am .. SUTTON Worship , l l am Pr ayur sprw lce, W ednes,day , 2nd and 41h Sunday s ; Chur ch 7. 30 p .m :;c hoot 10 a .m . CH ES HIRE CHURCH OF WESLEYAN ( Rac in e) GO D OF PROPHECY, G. P . wor sh i p , 11 am , Chu r c h Sm i th , pastor . Sunday Sctloot , Sc hooL 10 a .rn . tOa .•n .; Arthur Henson , Supt .• NORTHEAST CLUSTER Morn ing Wors.hjp , 11 a .m .; R ev . Rob ert M eece Yo un~ Peoples servi ce. 7 p.m . : R ev . St anl ey Bran dum Evc n•ng se rv ice, 7:30 p .m J OPP A worship 10 a.m .; Wectn esda y M i d w eek Prayer Chur c h Sc hool 9 a .m ; Pr<tyer Se r ... . cc, 7 : 30 p . m .; Yo u th Meet ing , W edrl esday , 8 p.m . meeting 6: 30 p .m . • Even ing LONG BOTTOM - Chur ch worship , 7. 30 p .m . ;(' rv ic es , 9 am . • Sunday CHESTER CHURCH OF •chool 9: 45 am Sible Study THE NAZARENE Re-v . ev ery Thursday , 7:30 p ,m . Herbert Gra te , pastor . WO( · NORTH BETHEL Wo r · ship se rv ice , II a.m . and 7: 30 sh ip I 1 am .. Chu r ch School 10 p rn Sunday Sunday Sc hool. + 111 9: 30 a .m . Richard Barton , ~LFRED Sunda:y schOol , supt, Prayer meeting , Wed . 9 ,45 am eetc h Sunday , nesda v . 7: 30 p .m pr ea ch in g at II am . each BRADBURY CHURCH OF Sunday P rayer mee ting . 7: 45 CHRIST Ct itford Smith , p m . Wed nesda y ; WSCS , 8 p m . mmlster Sunday Sc hool 9: 30 on thi r d T !J esday ea ch mont h . a .rn • morning c hurch 10 : 30 REEDSVILLE s unday a .m . Sunday evening s.er vl ce, sc hool. 9. 30 , preach ing, 7: 30 7:30 pm W edn esday serv ic e, 8 p m Sunday , prayer meeting . p .m . .. 1 30p rn T uesday ,• WSCS , 7: 30 LAUREL. CL.IFF FREE l irs l Thur sd a y eac h month . METHODIST - Rev . Robert SILVER RIDGE - Worsh ip E Buck ley , pastor William 10 a .m ; Churc h School , 9 a .m . Ba 1tey , sup I , Sun daY school TUPPERS PL.AINS 9·30 am .; morn in g ~orsh i p , Wor Sh i p 9 a .m . ; Chu rc h 10 · 30 a .m , eveni ng worsh ip , Sc hooL 10 am . 7:30pm . Wednesday Christian KENO CHURCH OF YOuth Crusad e, 6 30 p .m ., CHRIST - George Fredefi ck. , pra¥er meeting , 7: 30 p m ., supt Se rv ice weekly , 9: 30a.m . Thursday choir practic e. 1 on Sunday . Preaching f irst and p.m third Sundays of month 1 by DEXTER CHURCH OF Clifford Smith , 9:30 a m . CHRIST Danny Evans 1 HOBSON CHRISTIAN pastor , Norman C. Wil l , supt . UNION Darrel DoddriiL s unday SC hool 9 : 30 a . m .; pastor . Sunday School , 9: 30 worship service, 10 :30 a.m a m , L eona_rd Gilmore , fir st Christian Endeavor Sunday e ld er ; ev enmg se rv ice , 7: 30 evening P m W ednesday prayer REORGANIZED CHURCH mee ltng , 7. 30 p .m . OF JESUS CHRIST OF MT . MORIAH CHURCH 0~ L'ATTER DAY SAINTS GOO ~ Racine Route 2. The Portland ·Racine Road . Ra lph Rev Charles Hand , pastor . Johnson , pastor . Her bert S1.4nday sc ho oL . 9 : 45 am . • White , Sunday School Director . mo rn.lng w~rsh1p, 11 a . m Sun day School, 9 . 30 a . m , Ev.en1ng serv•ces , Tue sday and Morning wor ship, 10 : 30 am . ; F r.day . 7: 30. Sunday evening service 7 p .m . BEARWALLOW RIDGE Wedn esd ay evening prayer CHURCH OF CHRIST . Bible serv ices , 7:30 o.m stu d y , 9 · 30 a . m , morning BETHLEHEfw\ BAPTIST, worsh !P· 10 : 30 a.m , even•ng Great Bend - Rev Walter P . worsh1p , 6· 30 p m Wedn esday Bikacsan , pastor . Sunday B1ble study , 7 30 P m . school. 9 :30 am .; worship ' service , Thursday , 7:30 p.m . MT . OLIVE CHURCH CARLETON CHURCH ,Long Bottom , Sunday Sc hool , K ingsblJry Road . Sunday 10 a.m w 1th Wil lard Pigott. School , 9: 30a .m, Ralph Carl . su pt Evange li st message each su p!. wor sh ip service , 10 30 Sunday evening , 7·30 p m . by a.m . and 7: 30p .m . alternately . Elder Russell Cl ine , m inister Prayer meet ing, Wednesday , of the Aposto!tc Fa 1th . Bible 7 30 p m . Rev . Jay Stile s, ~astor . Sfudy , Wednesday , 7: 30 p .m OLD DEXTER CON· CHURCH STIVERSVILLE COM · GR EGATIONAL Rev . Carl Richards, MU.NITY CHURCH - Sunda y Mrs . Worley sc hool serv ice. 10 am .; Prayer pastor . m eet mg , Thursday, 7 p.m . ; Franc is, Sunday school supt. , Su nday schoo , 9 . 45 a . m , Sunday evening service , 7 p .m ZION CHURCH OF CH·RIST church services, second and Sundays followin g Po me roy . Harris on v i! 1e fourth RO:ad . Kenne th Eber ts, pastor . Sunday s.:;:hool, first and third Paul M c Elroy , S~J nday Sc hool Sunday even ings, 7: 30p.m . LONG BOTTOM Su pt Sunday School 9 30 am .; Mr . Robert moming worship and com · CHRISTIAN munion , 10 : 30 am . • Sunday Wyatt. pas tor , Sun day School even 1ng youth Ch ri sti an en · supt., Ronald Osborne, Bible deavor , 6: 30 : worsh1p ser · School , 9 . 30 ·a .m ; preaching vi ce s , Sunday , 7 . 30 p . m . 10 : 45 a .m . : Even ing services ,' Wed n esda y eve nin g prayer 7·. 30 p .m HYSELL RUN ~~EE mee tjng and Bib le study , 7:30 METHODIST - Rona ld Wells, p m. pastor. Sunday Schoo l 9 30 ST . JOHN LUTHERAN P ine Gr ov e, the Rev . Arthur a .m , Morning worship, 10 : 30 Combs, pastor . Sunday school , a.m .. Young People's Serv 1ce 9 30 a m ; chur ch services. 6: 45 p m .; Evangettstic ser · v i ce , 7 30 p . m . Prayer 10 : 30 a. m . BRADBURY CHURCH OF meeting, Th ur sday , 7.30 p.m ~R EEOOM GOSPEL CHRIST . Bible School. 9 30 am , morning worship , 10 · JO MISSION - Bald Knobs. Rev . am . Sunday evening Worshrp L . R . Gluesencamp, pastor . Se rvic e, 7 ' 30 p . m ., choir Roger Wilfred , Sr .. Sunday practice Sunday and Wed · School Supt. Sunday School nesday, 7 p rn , prayer meetinq 9 30 am .; Sunday evening and Bible Study Wednesday, worshtp 7 . 30. Prayer meeting, Tuesday , 7: 30 p.m . Ernest 7.30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Deeter , c lass leader . Youth Rev Freeland Norr1s , pastor . meeting. Wednesday, 7 : 30 Sunday sc hool 10 a .m , Chu r ch p .m , Ernest Deeter, leader . service , 7 p.m . Wednesday MT. HERMON CHURCH OF B1ble Study , 7 pm THE UNITED BRETHREN IN RACINE FIRST CHURCH CHRIST Robert Shook, OF THE NAZARENE pastor , Sunday school. 9:30 Sunday School. 9 : 30 am ; a .m .• Russell Spence r , supt ; Morning Worship. 10 30 a.m .; worship se rvi ce, 10 :45 a.m ., Evening w orship , 7: 30 p.m ; evening worship alternating Wednesday Mid·Week. Service. w i th C E at 7· 30 p .m . on Sunday School Superin tendent, Sunday . Prayer meeting , 7 : 30 Gera ld Wells . Pa stor. Rev . p m . Wednesday . Alfred Wolfe , Morri s M . Woll e. l ay leader . WHITE ' S CHAPEL RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Coolville RD . Rev Roy Deeter, Walter P . Bikacsan, pastor ; pastor . Sunday schoo l , 9:30 Ronnie Salser, S. S Su pt.; am ; worship service , 10 :30 Sundav School , 9: 30 a . m . ; am Bible study and prayer Morning Worship 10 :45 am ., se ·1:.- e, Wednesday , 7: 30pm . Sunday even ing Worsh ip 7.30 RUTLAND __ p m . Wednesday evening Bible RUTLAND CHURCH OF Study , 8 p m . CHRIST - Keith W ise, pastor . DANVILLE WESLEYAN _ Sunday Sc hool,9 :30a .m ... V . H Rev La wrenc e Sullivan. Braley , supt ; worsh'P serv ice pa stor . s unday Sc hool 9 : 30 and communion, 10 : 30 a .m .• a.m .; youth and iun 1or you t h evenrng serv ice , 7: 30 p m ., serv 1ce, 6 . 45 p .m .: evening Wednesday, B1ble study , 7 · 30 wor sh 1p , 7 : 30pm ; prayer and P m . Regu lar board meeting , pra 1se, W edn esday , 7 . 30 p .m . lh •rd Sa turday each monlll , SILVER RUN FREE 7 30 P m . ' _ BAPTIST Rev . Howard RUTLAND COMMUNITY Kimbl e, pa stor . Sunday School, CHURCH - Sunday SchooL 10 a.m .; Henry Dav is, supt .; ' 9: 30a . m .; Worship service, 11 even ing service, 7 : 30 p .m a . m .; Wednesday prayer Prayer mee ti ng , Thur sday . meeting, 7 : :\0 m . Sunday 7 30 p m . night worship, : 30 p ,m . CHESTER CHURCH OF RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO Rev . Ja mes Sat THE NAZARENE -~ Rev . fe rt iel d , pa stor . Sunday sc hool, Ll oyd 0 Gnmm, Jr ., pastor . 9 30 am , wor ship service. 11 Sunday Sclloo l. 9 : 30 a .m .: a .m .: evening se rv ice, 7, Morn ing worsh ip , 10 · 30 a .m ; pray e r se rv1 ce and you th Young people's service , 6: 45 '5c rv ice, Wednesday , 7 p .m . P m . , Evangelistic s erv ice, LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN 7: 30p .m . Wednesday even ing Ct-fURCH - Robert E . Musser , service, 7: 30pm . pa stor . SIHlday Sc hoo l, 9: 30 MASON COUNTY am . , Ro bert Bobo , su pt ., THE HILAND CHAI'EL, morn i ng wor ship , 10 : 30, George Casto , pastor . Sunday ~u n d ay even 1ng service. 7: 30, Sc hooL 9 30 ; evening wor ship , Mid week serv ice , Wednesday , 7: 30. Thur sd ay evening prayer 7. 30 p m serv ice, 7: 30 p .m . SYRAC USE CHURCH 0~ "'ASON ~IRST BAPTIST Tt-tE NAZARENE - ~ev . M . Sec ond and Pomeroy Sts., Stan C. Lar imor e, pa s t o r . BOb Cr a1 g, paslor . Sunday scllool, Moor e, Sun day Sc hool Supt . 9: 45am .: worship serv ic e. 11 Sun d ay Sc hool. c lasses for all a .m , tra inin g u nion , 6: 30 ages , 9 . 30 a m . , morning p m . 1 ev ening worship service , worship , 10. 45: NYP S Su nday , 7. 30 p m . Mid -w eek prayer 6 . JO p .m . eva ngelis t ic serv ice se r vice. Wednesday , 7:30p .m . Su nday , 7 30 p .m M ld .w eek - MASON CHURCH pray er meeti ng, Wed nesd a y . CHRIST. P . o . Box .48 7 Mil ler 1 30p .m, M issionary meeting , Si ., Ma son . w . va . 's unday secon d Wednesday. 7: 30 p m . Bib l e S1udy 10 a .m .• Wor shi p UNITED FAITH NON · 11 a .m . and 1 p m . Bible Study DENOMINATIONAL Rev . Wednesday 7 p .m , Vocal Roben Sm i th. pastor . Sunday mu si c . . schooL 9: 30am ; c lass l ea der , FIRST SOUTHERN BAP Leo H rll , worship se rv~ee , TIST - Corner of Second and 10 : 30 a m ; chur ch , 7 ~0 p .m Anderson Mason P'astor E 0 E N ll N I T E 0 Walter CIQud Sunday school' ~kETHREN IN CHRIST ..,.. 9 :<45 a. m . ; wOr ship service E ldon R . Blake, p astor . Sunday a .m . and 7: 30 p .m . we~k ly Sc hool , 10 am .. W i nnie Sible study , Wednesday 7·30 Hol ~lnge r , Supt . Morning p .m . ' · ~e r mon. 11 a . m . , Eve ning MASON ASSf:MBLY Utse rvi ce Christian . Endeavor, GOO -- Second St., Ma son. w. 7 : 30 p .m .; Mr s . Lyda va . Ches f er Te nnant, pa stor . Chevalre r n pr esl dent . Song Sund"Y schOO l , 10 a .m .; servi ce and ser mon. ,8: 20. Mid · mor n ing worship , 11 a.m .: W ee k p raye r m eet •no Wed · ev angeli sti c &e-rvlce, 7: 30pm . n esday , 7 JO p .m . Mrs . Merle Blblc:s tudyandpray er serVI ce. Holsing er , cl a ss leader . Wedne sday , 1: 30 p m . Phon e ~HU R CH OF JESUS 77> ·5133 . CHRIST - Locoted 01 Rutland HART~ORD CHURCH OF on N ew Li ma R:o~d~ next to CHRIST In Christian Union F orest Acre Park , ReV . Ray The Rev . Wlll larn Cam pbell, Rouse , p ast or ; Rob ert Musser , putor . Sunday u hoo l , 9:30 Sunday SctJool sup t. Su nday a .m . 1 Jam es Hugh es. tv pl. ; sc hool. 10: 30 a .m : . worship ovc ning sv rvl ce. 7: 30 p .m . 7 JO P.f'Y\1. Bible stu dy , Wed . Wednes day eveolno pr&yer n ?SUay, 7:30 p m . Sa t urday rnee tlrlg , 7: JO p m . You th n 1g hf prayer servi ce. 7: 30p .m . prayer serv Jce ea cl'l Tu esday HEMLOCK GROVE .· CHRISTIAN - Roger Wal son , FA I A: VI 1::. W d l u "'t: pastor , Ray Whaley , supt . 1 CHURCH , L eta rt , W. va .• Rl. Morn•n g wonhlp , 9:30 a .m . ; 1. Rev . George Hou: h.ar, ~ h u r c h schOo l , I O: lo a .m ; pastor Sunday Sc hool 9: 30 youn g people'S meet ing , ~o · ,'l. a .m . Prayer and Bible study r1 ;1· ··v•:nh 1y warship : 7: 30 p . m . Cottage r rayer p .n• , • ., .... , .. , 11 ,1 ,. <. er 'll l~.- c Tu esday 10 a .m . 1 111 1 Worship Service, Thursday , ... I ill \ GOT M'i PANTR'i ALL CLEf\NI:D OUT" •, ,,.,,.(' , ''~' ' "'•1(1'{ 1 I ' f· oF THE ;J lU ) r.c.»J~I > 001 ()II ' '''·· '"' ~ CROSSROADS. 1111 NATIONAL Who am I? What Is life? Where am I going? Why am I here??? When wllf I know??? Almost everyone who's ever lived has at one time or another asked himself one or all of lhese questions. Or others- What shall I do? Where shall I lurn? Why did this have to happen to me? Who will help? When? ? ? Sooner or laler every man seeks understanding. The seeking can be exhilarating, depending upon where one searches. Those who turn lo God and His Church find unlimited opporlunitiBs opening for them, as their concept of life is enriched and enlarged. II you stand al the crossroads and the world seems B turmoil of conflicting ideas, turn to your church. Its trulh never wavers. Its strength and purpose can make your life fuller and happier. YOU DUDES NAW, TI-IATS WHERE S~OULI5 VISIT . TI-lE ORDI NAR'I THE ACRJML IS TOURtST GOES! ~ER E ...'. 11-1 ATHENS} ~EA~ "" ' fw ' •• !,II'-+ OH BANK I. ~ESTE RM'o I MET THREE FOX~ OHI;J Cl-l t,l<5 •ROM UP TI-IER.E 1 ~'.-"\ .SoltltV, $Ill ••. ALL ~O&~tll.S 1 HOTII..S ~U'T Bt. 'OMPUtt.lt-CODED WINNIE WINKLE HE5 PROMEILY CAUGHT IN ATAAf'FIC .JAM. IT HAPPE~ ALL 'THE: 11ME: our HERE: . ---< YES 11-IAT MU51' BE ITAECAUSE HE'S U:mALLY VE!(Y PROMPT. HE SOUNDS 6UPER 1 FROM. WHAT YOU'VE TOLD ME. Saturday Friday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 11 Corinthians Ephesians Psalms II Corinthians Hebrews Exodus Isaiah 8:9 2:4-10 12:1-10 13:20-21 15:1-19 40:28-31 28:1-9 9:8 lames Copyright Ul73 Keister Advertising Service, Inc., St.rubura, Vlri\nla 4:6 Serlpturet .aelect.ed by the American Bible Sodety c. With the hope it will, In some measure, foster and help sustain that whi_ch is good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the busmess firms and organizations whose. names appear below. Authorized Catalog Merchant Louis W. Osborne Ph. 992-2178 Pomeroy 220 E. Main CATALOGUE STORE Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Sheets 1~ Court St. Pomeroy 992-3001 •• H " 296 W. Second CARPET·LAND, INC. Pomeroy & MARK VSTORE .. . SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS We Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions Pomeroy ,O. 992-2955 - 1S7 Walnul St. Cheshire ... THEY NO\I/ SEEM 00 LJ'IREAL ... !fORE I HAVE BEEN 'WHtlT\L WE DO Willi Hlt.l, PUNJAB• THIN~It14, PRtHCESS WITHOUT HIS U· BOAT · ·OF lHE CURtOOS INCIDENTS Wj; · HE1S AS HARMLESS HAVE BEEN EXPOSED AS A DE·FAHQED TO THEsE 1'1191 SNAKE ... AN'l\;IICE F<W DAYS·"· AS UGLY! Middleport LIKE A MEMDRV RECALLED THAN AN ACTUAL t'<IPPEN IH(i .... AS OOUGH WE WERE BEIN(i TOLD THAT ElERHAL VIQILANC!' § TH E. PRICE OF ~ LIBERTY ... ACROSS 1. Frolic 6. Young Ph. 367-7414 . hog 11. Greek market- place 12. Old Turk· FULL SERVICE SHOP Radial Cuts &Toupees 120 E. Main St. Pomeroy General Merchandise Tuppers Plains Ph. 667-3280 ish gov· , crnmcmt 13. British DICK TRACY ROYAL OAK PARK keeper l~r;~~~~~~ IS. shop· Break ROSEBERRY'S. SERVICE STATION Family Recreation Racine Swimmi ng - Camping Syracuse Ph . 949-9591 bread 16. Garbed 17. The one· ~~Kl~ hoss rig f' 18. Asta or Fa Ia 21. Playing marbles 24. Atmos· phere 25. Head· Ph. 992-2826 ' OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. WAID CROSS SONS STORE Bakers of Holsum Bread MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Groceries &General Merchand ise Racine Ph. 949·5772 All WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR: DBA Anlhony Plumbing and Heating Middleport 337 N. 2nd .992-3SSO .I GAUL'S MARKET quarters REAL ESTATE BROKER 110 Mechan ic St. Ph. 992·3325 . I SMITH NELSON MOTORS . AMANDA PANDA Authorized Buick, Pontiac, GMC Dealer 500 E. Main St . Ph. 992-2174 CHESTER, OHIO GOEGLEIN READY MIX Middleport Phone 992-3284 RIDENOUR SUPPLY '· P.h. 985-3308 Chester. 0 . Altend the Church ol your Choice HEINER'S BAKERY BEN FRANKLIN SlORE Bakers ol Good Bread HUNTINGTON. W. VA. Ph. 992-3498 Pomeroy NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE M&R FOODLINER " Kerm 's Korner" GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN ' for Holmes (2 wds. ) w;._ _ _ _ __. 27. Give olt 28. Bird's neck ap· pend age 29. Untc-r Linden 30. Molly· coddle 31. Of aircraft 32. King §. (Fr.) 11 35. Shrike (2 wds.) 39. Macaw 40. Kinder· gnrten accessory 41. Mature 42. Subject EASY L.ET'~ The Store With A Heart Ph . 949 -~342 MEIGS TIRE CENTER MEIGS TIRE CENTER ALIGNMENT Pomeroy • example ol. Prior to ~&MID~;-~:::!!:! -J .5. Cattleman 6. Floral arran ge· Unscramble theoe four Jumbles, rnent 7. Under·· world character 8. K1ller one letter to 'u€!h •quare. to Yesterday's Answers form four ordinarr wordo, I RINP1' 20. Word 31. · ~God ' s with Little-" 9. Had crasher 32. Hillock; dinner 21. Not up knoll 10. Thrice 22. Plucky 33 ..Utah city (mus.) _I SPEIIE 23. Similar 34. Un· U. Goblets, 24. Attempt· employed vases, etc. ing to be 35. High 17. Opposite esthetic jumper's of dele 26. Small drum barrier 18. Vocal 30. "The 36. Swiss t1'USACC rendition Hostage" canton · 19. Russian play· 37. Faucet city _,.,-..,..- wri gr:o ht"""''l':'""-r:i3.;.;8. Nonsense 1 whale ·~~~~.':!:'..'*-' I I I J I ~ Bulova Walchea- Sales & Service Middleport, 0. MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Nl7'MAR I Mea to and Grocer in Ph, 992-3916 Syracutt,O. .. ' ' ' Now arron,e the circled letten to fonn the 1urpriae an1wer. u '=~;;=~~~~~~~~ouneoted by the oboYe cartoon, Lr_friii=*~-=ANSWIII=..:::...~~ KxxxI I I ) (Wwen tomerrow) Jomblc01 YIOil Yc..enl•1'• MOOSE THREE! •I GRIMLY DON'T WORRt(, ~;NOOI"(-'­ STRIKE l}t( THE EIGHTY An.•wtrJ lu orifi" m¥:!11 [le 11rcmqre11 - A METIOI PI \'\I ' IS CRYPTOQUOTIS M CMAURB GHKB AUKCUFB BPU KCXAXBHMW CUAKLR LS PXK FPXWI , Mill MCC ALMFP XB EXBP AUJUAURFU. - TULATU GMF.ILRMWI Church and Oftlce Suppllat . Glftt 186 N. Second Ml~dleporl ONS DOESN'T HA\r5 iO 15E :N CHA~E 10 COMMAND l't I KJ I. I I ~ ) AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW On~ letter simply stands ·for another. In this sample A Is used for the three L's, X lor the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, th~ length and lonnallon of the words are all hints. Ench day the code Iettera are dlllerent. Ourt PEer! SADIE'S MARKET Md city 3. Frost, for DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how ·to work it: TltY STOMPII>J6 ' RACINE FOOD MARKET 2. Indian DOWN I. Baseball bnckslo1> ouNNO,., sur- F. J. WAllACE JEWELERS Short Orders- Carry-Out ACool Dining Room Chesler, Ohio St. RI. 7 Middleport ~API' AIN Kermll Wallltn Pomeroy, O. MIDDLEPORT. OHIO R ac ine lo EAT! wooL ... Furniture and Hardware Home lite Saws I ... ANCi IHE HAMPSHIRES ON THIS FARM THE'( RAISE \WO KIN~ OF SHEEP!HE MERINOS FOR 'ffiEIR ' Yuler411)1'1 CrJptoq110le: GOOD PAINTING IS LIKE GOOD COOKING-IT CAN BE TASTED,. BUT NOT EXPLAINEDMAURICE DE VLADMINCK ' ' (@1971 Xlnr reotureo Srndleato,lne.) by THOMAS JOSEPH MAYER & HILL BARBER SHOP LODWICK'S MARKET -.-.----1 f5 MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR Cor. Rfs. 7&SS4 HA-HAl ~ THE MOTOR PARTS CO. NAP MIDDLEPORT, OHIO '/OU! r.l Support the Church of Your Choice Ph. 992-3354 Pomeroy 104W. Main Free Estimates-Guaranteed Installation OD cATCH \jOUR GOL-D OJ'8R 1116 ~. ~ BIG BEND BARGAINS Ph. 992-7S90 00 WA'I I GNJ Tift:' 910VJ WITHOUD MG ... I'M CDUf,IDII.o &:JDOA lFRRIBLO: ~ COI0'T i.UAD 'iOU TO g C.-i\(::1£ It:'... ~ Ph. 992-3863 t:OJ'T ~~ ,C~ISFt \OJ'VE'~RUD I'M 000 CUB61!Yc ID.•. THE ATHENS COUI'HY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Nationwide Insurance Co. of Columbus, 0. Pomeroy 307 Spring Ave. Dlal992-2318 ~ ~ <i MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH P. J. PAULEY, AGENT 116W. Main :>< .~I MONTGOMERY WARD ' 8 I• SEARS 1i 7.30p.m. I\ PAW!! I 'FINAW.' ~ 1 . UNIO N I)APTI ST ~ I V fl'~d(ll )j 1'1lo;IUI '• Undil/ IJA'(, TEETfl MARK? ARE NOT GCOD fOR '{OV~ 6Af... GET 10 BAT AT LEI<; 1 MO~E liME?... �.. ..------~·- 'l'IK•Da!l) St.'ntind. Mll1ltl~·l~•rl · l'uuwru~ ,() , 1\ug l i. l'' i.l 8 Sentinel Cl~ssifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results!l f ' DEADLINE S S PMM. D~'\y Beton~ Pvbllc atr9n on day Oe~tJIIne y ., rn SHOO tiN G match , Corn ~1\ ncellatlon Correci lons Hollow Gun Club ; turn flrsl Wrll be i\CC('p l ed untH 9 a . m ror right after Miles Cenlelery . Da'll Of Publlcatron Rutland Ftu: torv ch oked REGULATIONS guns only Sunctay , Augu!U 19, Thf" Publisher r€-servcs the I p m right to ~:>drl or re1ect any ads 8 11 2tc deern('d obrecllonal The NotiCe publisher will not be responsrble for more than one rncorrect rnse rtlon RATES For Wan t Ad Servrce 5 cents per Word one msertlon Minrmum Ctlarge 7Sc 12 cants p'er word three secut nHt mserllons '25 P er Cent D rscount on PiHd ads and ads pard withm HJ days CARD OF THANK S & OBITUARY Sl ~0 for 50 word mrn rm um Each addi t ional word 2c BLIND AD S Addrtron~l 25c Charge per Advertisement OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to 5 00 p rn Da1ty , 8 30 a . m to 12 00 Noon Satu rday Card of Thanks WE WISH to thank all !Mose who assisted many way dunng the emergen cy at Bas h an Tu esda y even 1n g Ra ci ne Emergt::ncy Squad 8 17 1tp WE W IS H to extend our hea rt felt thanks and apprecJaf!On to our many f ri ends and ne ig hbors and relat1ves far t he1r kmdnes s 1n the long Illness of our husband a nd father , Jac Weyersm11 1er for the love ly flowers . cards . and food To Dr Pickens. Or Boonsue , and espec ially Dr R1dgway who helped 10 so many ways To the nurses at Veterans Memonal Hospttal and Rev , W1se for his con solmg words and mes~age and to everyone who took ttrne to v1s1t h1m whrle he was rn the hosp1tal To Ew1ng Funeral Home for the1r ef f•c•ent serv1c:e and Gerald Powell , the organ iSt to r hi s beautiful mus1 c: The Pallbearers and those who at tended the grave And all those who helped 1n any way Lyd1a , Norman , and Betty Weyersm1ller 8·17· 11P ---------cd----- YARD SALE . Friday and Satu r day on larkin Street Baby strollers , ' sm11 ll kerosene stoves, sweet corn, elc 8·16 l i e IN MEMORY of Carl Ebers bach, who passed away two years ago August 16, 1971 TMose we love go out of stght though nev er out of mind ; they are cMenshed tn the hearts of tho se they left behmd H is sm1 ling face and pleasant ways are a Pleasure to r ec alL he had a k 1ndly word tor each and d•ed beloved by all Sad ly mtssed by h1s wife Mrs Leona Ebersbach , son and daughter '8·17 ·11p -------------- and e~eteri or. Call Oon Van Nleler, 985 3951 s 2·301p Wanted To Buy BEEF h ldes, dayold. paylng$7 773·5600, Grover C Phone 1,100 lb. each. 1 pony c•r l. H("'rness ltnd pon y. gentle lor children Leste r (Jack! Lolhe,y , Longsvl lle Rl ( Dc10VIIIel. 7•17 5716 8·16Jic CAN Nl NG - " Tomatoe~ . ~ouse, • rooms dawn. 1 up, gara~e~ workshop. and ap p'rox1mately 11ll acres with voung orchard . l block eas t of Rl. 692. SIO,SOO. lnlormallon al hOOJse _ __ __ _ __ S :..:.: · I2-IIc w home In M id dleporl. Panelling. tar 9e living room , balh, nice k1l c hen wi th s lde·by- sl de refrigerator and fre eze r . $1 3. 00Q ------ =------- industr1al equipment , an - tiques . desks, benches , tools and all types of miscellaneous ttems. SENIOR PORTRAIT taken. Dates for laking MEIGS SENIORS are August 22, 23, 24 and 25, and Sept, 1. Take advantage of Special Senior Prices for these days only. Cal GROVER ' s STUDIO, Middleport, Oh•o Phone 992· 2475 __:_ 8·1·221c _____ Help Wanted CARRIER . WANTED MILBtRRY AVE. AND VICINITY APPLY AT THE DAILY SENTINEL Auto Sales 1969 Chevrolet truck, 13112 ft basement, 2 car garage and famdy room. Pnced '" mid dump body. cheater axle $4500.00. Phone 992 595 1. 20's, plus lot Located on large country lot off Rl 7 20 S· 16·61p 1958 DODGE pickup truck, 6 d cy 1•n er, standard trans mission Excellent runmng cond1llon $250. Call 949 . 2815 . 8. 16 . 31 < and 15 minutes from Pomeroy Flnanc.ng already arranged wolh low down payment Contact Pauline E. 1 h unn ng am Really Phone (6141 423 S690 Collect. ------------- 1962 COMET, Runs good. bOdy rougl'l, no rust, 2 new front tires, 2 new shocks, new brake shoes on the rear S200. Call 992 7000 8·14-llp -----1957 FORD truck. good con d1hon Looks good and runs _____ good $300 Phone 992·3359 8·15·6tc ..:..._ 1972 INTERNATIONAL p1ckup truck. Good condition. Call after 6 p m . 99~ 3401. 8-15-Jic minutes --------~~191fc NEW 2 ptece Early Amencan living room sutte tn 100 pet nylon print material , w1th wood tnm Foam reverstble cushions. This week only $189 .95 cash and carry Pomeroy Recovery . 622 E Main Street. Pomeroy Phone 992·7554 S·IHtc BRUSH HOGS, 4x5 fl. phone 992 5858. 7 15 "' BIG YANK .. SLACKS 1f2 PRICE SALE 13 lie 12 x 60 MOBILE Home, see s 711c BUY ONE PAIR AND GET ONE PR. FREE. A1~ Conditioners Awnings Underpinning Complete mobile se rvice - plus 9._ POMEROY ~'Jack W. Carsey, Mgr Phone 992·2181 home gtgantic dosplay of mobole homes always available at . MILLER • fr'OBILE HOM£S mo Washington Blvd. 423 7S21 BELPRE, 0 . 1973 14x70 MOBILE home , washer and dryer , dish washer, stainless steel sink, garbage disposal , eye level PRIVATE meeting room for any organi>alion. phone 992 l975 3·11ttc' level lot $8,500.00. 2'1> YEARS OLD In new addition , 3 bedrooms . large closets, m ce kdchen. bath , ullloly space . all electric, carport, large lot , hardwood floors, $20,000.00 CLOSE IN 1 36 acres, 4 bedrooms, bath , drnmg room, B rooms in all carpeting. tile , panelmg , part ba sement, frame construction S9 ,500.00. 1 FLOOR PLAN sink, dining room / TV room, utll•ly room, lots of new floor covering, porches. full basement, double garage and workshop Double lot $13.000.00. pollee scanner XM 888 Phone 667 8· 17 3tc Travel STI'.TEL Y BRICK In good repa.r S2,000 . Call 992-7407. with all large rooms 3 8 17 31p bedrooms, nice bath , open Trailer, 22 ft sleeps 4, self contained, Excellent con · POMEROY sta.rs from llv1ng Gas Rogers firepla ce in dining All air Drum~ and Cymbals Like conditioned, and centrally new. Phone 992·3132. heated Only 525,000. ' 8·15 61p .-4 ---------------------ROOMS furnished apt Righi in town. Call 992·3658. PEACHES at Mason Orchard. Peach ------ w, In Middleport Eslate of We llin gton w Halsey , Deceased Notice is he r eby given that Fred R W1ckham of 125 North AGGRESSIVE debit Insurance 1969 - 16 ft. S ha st~ travel 'Silndusky Street. Delaware , agent Wanted for Pomeroy Ohio , has been d iJ iy appointed trailer Call 882 2276. M iddleporl area Must be able Exe cuto r ot lh e E state of 8·16 Jlc to work on OW{IIn ltiatlve after Wellington w Halsey , proper training Some sales deceased, tale of Tuppers REGISTERED · Appaloosa Pla ins , Meigs County , Ohio expenence preferred If in · mare, 15 hand s~ large Cred1tors are requ•red to fil e leresled, send complete blanket, pleasure or show, their claims W1th sa1d flcuc:lary resume to P 0 Box 1817, wllhtn four months good dlsposlllon , $375 Hunllnglon. W Va . Attn. Bil l Dated th iS JlSI day Ol Ju ly. Coolville 667 ·3723 PHONE 992-7368 For Sale Honaker Mannlnt D. Webster , Judge S·8·71C Court of Common Pteas 1 -. CO LLEC TO RS Probate DIVI S IOn !=========-__;, We talk to you n ecessary' WAITRESS and cleaning woman wanted, opply In, per. 'ion Crow's Steak Pom eroy. Ohio -;--- ' like J person. • House, 8. 7. 101< ' WMP0/1390 ON YOUR DIAL 8·16·31c Items. John Henry Bottle & Mountaineer lady Phone 992·7)38. S· 16·61c STARCRAFT 1974 fold ·downs In stock, close out prices an all . 1973 travel trailers , 1971 Nimrod sleeps 8 for $949.00. CAM P CONLEY STAR · CRAFT SALES, Rl 62 N. of Po1nl Pleasant Behind Red Carpel Inn Phone (3041 615· 53S4. 8·16·Jic NICE SIX room house for sale In Pomeroy Coli 992·3975 or 992 2571 8 t5-6tc It Must Be Righi <"LSr:, .. or we wtll ,Make il Roghl. Built to Vour'Specs Delivered to Job S1to HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. 773·SSS4 Mason, W. Va . Bu•ld•ng. Middleport, 0 992 2101 NEW LISTING MIDDLEPORT - 10 acres for hou ses All ulllllles by properly A nice place lor apartrnent~. motel , super 1973 - Zig Z..g sewing machl~e market, Ice crea m driv e- I n ~ Or' This mochlne darns, embroiders, overcasts. button qu ick food establishment All without ol holes. NEW HOMES lochmenls. Pay balance ol $38.5() or pay $5 per month MODEL HOME - 3 bedrool)'ls , Call 992 ·S331 • 1'1> baths wllh vent tans, large -:------.:._.,....:: 6·_:.:: 10 lie closet s In ea c h bedroom . ONE . Utility , washer ond dryer hook porloble 8 trock tape ups Carpeting storm doors player and AM & FM rad io 1 · comblralldn one 1 .s orm w 1ndows.• Garoge and' trock cassette player a~~ nearly an acre of lond for only tape recorder combination 52 2,000.00. $25. Call 992·2060 evenings: TROUBLE 8·15·31p HAVING SELLING. CALL US, WE 600 GALLON bulk milk tank NEED LARGE HOUSES, Phone 949·2783 LARGE FARMS, LOTS , AND RIVER ::-:-::-:-----.......:. B·_:.: I5·31 p ACREAGE FRONTAGE . AM FM stereo.rodlo - 8 track tape comblnallon. 4 speoker sound syslem . Bo lance 5103.79 or use our budget terms . Coli 992-3965 . us 9 ACRES ground wllh 2 wells Phone 992-7696. 8 IHip - - - - r - - - . . . : :8·1Htc . 4door wagon, factory a1r, power st. & brakes & rack rates. Phone 742-3232. 1971 FORD TORINO ................ ..'1695 6 Cyl , auto • 4 door 1969 CHEVY CAPRICE ...............11295 1969 DODGE 4 DR................... 1295 1 Hardtop, tact . air, power steer ., & brakes. 1 1969 PONTIAC 4 DR. ................ 1195 Fact . air, P. Sl, & B. 2 1S.tfc RON SHEPARQ, Floor, Wall Remodeling, Ceramic tile baths Box 280, Rutland 742 3664 6·26·11c BIG COLLECTION OF CHEAPER CARS IN STOCK .I I I ------------------------See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS USED CARS 985-4100 Located on St. Rt. 7 ,- Chester, ci>. EXCAVATING Phone 992 5367 or 992·3861. 9 l ·lfC Dozers, large .:~nd sma ll , Backhoes and loaders on track and ttres , -------HOME repair or remodeling Dump trucks serv 1ce. Reasonable rates . 1st class Sept1c - Lo boy tanks 1n stalled George (Bill) Pullons, phone 992 247S or 992·7402. 2-9·11C Call Bob or B1ll, 992 8-10·10tc SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED, REPAIRED Knapp aero ttead cush1oned MILLER SANITATION ; msol e, champ1onshop grade STEWART, OH 10 PH . 662 bowlong shoes Bob Hysell. 3035, 992 5324 10 4 lfc 8·1461c BOWLERS gel oil on lhe right 16ot th is season w1lh a pa.r ol ' READY MIX CONCRtTE delivered r1ghl to your project. Fast and easy Free esl1mates . Phone 992·32S4 . Goeglein Ready ·MIX Co ., Middleport, Ohio. 6-30·1fc SEPTIC TANKS CLEAN~D REASONABLE rates. Ph 446 4782. Gallipolis, John Russell, Owner and Operalyr 1 5-12·tfc C BRADFORD, Auct1onee r Complete Serv1ce cancelled' Lost vour operator ' s license Call 992· 7428. Repair Racine~ Ohio The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy Aulhorl>ed Singer Sales and Cr1 II Bradford Serv1ce. We Sharpen Scissors 6 15 lfc Phone 949 3S21 servrce, all makes 992 2284, 3-29 lfc WILL TRIMo.r cui trees, shrubbery Also paint roofs. Phone 949·3221 or 742·4441. 7·18·30ic FOR FREE estimates on aluml)1um siding Starn Doors and Windows, Carports, Marquees and Railing, Phone Charles Lisle, Svracuse. Ohln ELNA and Wh1le Sewing Carl Jacob, Sales Rep · Machines , Serv1ce on all resenlallve. V . V. Johnson mak es Reasonable rates and Son, Inc. The Sew mg Center . Mid · 6 22tfc dleporl, Ohio. 11 -16 11c . SMALL additions, remodeling MOBILE home repair, Elec· structural repair Rough and tr~cal plumb1ng and healing. lin1sh carpentry anllque Phone 992 5858 repa1r Reasonable pr1 ces. 7·15-lfc Pr1vate ca rpenter . Call Scott .= : - - - - - - - - Mason. 992·7300 14 6tp HARRISON'S TV serv•ce and _ _ _ __ _ _..:.S~· serv1ce ca lls. Phone 992·2522. 2-9·lie 5·1·1fC EXCAVATING, do>er. loader and backhoe work, septic tanks lnslalfed, dump trucks and lo·boys for hire; will haul fill dirt. lop soli , limestone and gravel, Call Bob or Roger Jeffers, day phone 992-7089; night phone 992 3525 or 992· 5232 \ '2·11 ·11c OPEN - Roger Hysell's Garage near crossroads on Sf Rl. 124, all mechanical work Including aulomollc transmissions . Monday -Friday 8 30 a.m. to 5 p.m . Saturday - 8. 30 to 12 noon - unless b appomtment. Phone 992·568~ or 992-7121 7·25·30fc I I II I 1 NAME I I SINGLE I Maytag ' bedrooms . J E Bayliss, 310 W High 51, • 8 11 ·6tp TMIIOVIMMINl 0' I OEI'A,.TMI:NT OF THf TRfASUMY OFFICE OF REVENUE SHA"ING opera~on 1900 PENNSYlVANIA AVE N W WASHINGTON 0 C: 202211 Q\olce of water t'em ps Auto water level control . Lint Filter or Power Frn Agitator Perl'li•·Preu BR ICK home , .4 baths , basement , fireplace Low lh1rfies Pomeroy . Write ' ~~11100 JULY 1, 1973 Larry's of Pomeroy ... leGINN'NG ENDING JUNE 30, 1914 "UNDER SELL" $5,244.00 Drive a Little & Save a Lot! ACCOUNT NO . 36 3 OSl 002 Halo of Hea1 Dryers Surround clotl'les with gentle , even ~eat No hot sPots, no overdrylng . Fine Mesh Lin' family room. Priced In mid 20s. plus lot. Located on large country lot off Rl. 7, 20 ' minutes from Parkersburg and 15 m lnules from Pomeroy. Financing already arranged with low down payment. Contact Pauline E Cunningham Really, phone 614 423 8690 collect . 7·24.1fc FI'I A TH I TOTA L 'AYMENT OF 14' Littlln Frost ~ basement, 2 car garage and HAl 1.1110 ITS UVlN\,Jii 5HA"ING PA YM!iNT IN Ttl El'OLLOWING ~ANN!R IA.SEO U~N A Maylag WELL PLANNED 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with full II - 750 First Avenue Gallipolis,' Ohio 45631 Or for more information call collect 446-3746. Copocll· 2 spoe<j I I -------------------------· Mail to Barr-Circle Development, Inc. Auto mutes Real Estate For sBie The Almanac fhe death toll reached 275 . By Uolted Press International In 1969, Dr. Philip Blaiberg, Today is Friday, Aug. 17, the the world's longest Uving heart 229th day of 193 w1th 136 to transplant patient at thllt time, follow. died at the age of 60. The moon is approaching its 1---......:.:::.:._::_:.:.:.___ last quarter. The morning stars are Mercury, Mars and Saturn. The evening stars are Venus and Jupiter. Those born on th1s date are Wider the sign of Leo. American frontiersman Davy Crockett was born Aug . 17, 1786. On \his day in history: In 1915, a devastating hurri· cane struck Galveston, Tex. II MARRIED II NO. OF CHILDREN \ ~ lg OPEN EVES. 8:00P.M. POMEROY, OHIO I II PRESENT ADDRESS CHESTER TOWNSHIP ' * ·PARKWOOD *KIRKWOOD MAYTAG FURNITUR~'Rt~rc~~:·' - Arnold Grate . *FLEElWOOD *ACADEMY *CROYDON Stop For Breakfast LARRY'S ~ · MOBILE HOMES I 6 am to 12 Midnight Frank Gheen, Sales Mgr. Full Breakfast Menu Will Be Served Gaul's Shake Haven dr. H.T. Lots of miles. 4 Super Beetle, 4 speed. Sharp. Fury Ill 4 dr., air low mileage. Catalina 4 dr .• air. Low mileage. Imp., 2 dr. H.T., air. Clean . One owner . LT. D., 2 dr. H.T.• air, local one owner. Open Eveninp ''T'd 7 p.m. & Sat. 'til 5 p.m. Senice 1il 12 Noon on Saturdr; 8 992-2174 500 E. Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio ORDINANCETO NOPLACE . 441 Peters, AdminiStratrix of the AN ORDINANCE A ' Estate of Laura Leifhe i t, · - - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - - - - - - - CURFEW ON THE TOWN OF Doce..od POMEROY, FOR PE~SONS ~ASE NO UNDER YEARs THE AGE SEE OUR MOBILES AT THE FAIR 20,996 Flrsl and OF 18 F1nal Account Ol June Soulsby, Trustee of the Trust Created llby Item Six of the Will of W. A BE IT ORDAINED , as follows Carman~ Deceased . Unless exceptions are flied by the Council of the Village of Porn eroy, Oh 10, two th rrds of all thereto , said accounts wr\1 t'Je members elected thereto for hearing before said Court on the 17tl'1 day of September, 1973, concurring An Ord•nance to place a at wh1ch time said accounts w1ll curfew on the Town of be considered and continued Pomeroy, for persons under the from day to day until finally disposed of age of 18 years Any person Interested may Section 1 It will be In vtoiat•on of fh1s Ordmance tor file wr1 tten e)(ceptions to said any and all persons under the accounts or to matters per. age of 18 years to be upon the tainfng lo the execution of the streets, sidewalks, park i ng trust, not less than five days areas , bus1ness houses , etc of prior to the date set for hearing the Town of Pomeroy , after MANNING 0 W~BSTER 10 00 PM unless accompanied JUDGE, by a parent or court appo1nhed COMMON PLEAS COURT, legal guard1an PROBATE DIVISION , Sect1on 2 The Town's f1re MEIGS COUNTY . OH 10 Siren Will sound at 10 00 P.M . each night. and <> all persons (8 1 17 , ltc under the age of 18 years must be 1n compliance w1th Section 1 of lhrs Ordinance Section 3 Persons who fall to comply with thrs Ordinance w ill be arrested by Police and wilt be made to appear In the PUBLIC NOTICE Juvenile Court of Meigs County OLEN G FOR SALE along with their parents Upon arrest, the said person will be DOERFER rool eslale !Hob· son l Middleport at Junction of ta~en to Pomeroy City Hall where the parents of said Shadycoe Road and Rt 7, will person ,or legal guardian will be be sold on Monday, August 20. summoned to transport the said 1973 at 10 00 a . m at the office of person to his or her place of O' Brien and O'Brien, attorney , residency If a parent or 100112 Court Street, Pomerov ~ guard ian IS not ava•lable for Ohio , for not less than the ap. transportation , the final praised value of $4,000 .00 For further lnformat1on call decision will be left to the discretion of Meigs County 992·2720 Juven11e Authorities Section 4 Any and all acts of 181 16, 17, 19, 31c destruction, vandalism, delinquency , etc, Incurred by sa•d person wlll be the full responsibility of the parents , or legal guardian of the said person Sect•on 5. The curfew will begin at 10 00 PM. and end at 6 00 AM the following day . This said curfew will be 1n effect 1 seven {7) days a week Sec tion 6 Exceptions shall be made to Section 1 In case of any organ izat lon sponsored events . Section 7 That this Ord immce Shall be declared an emergency Ord inance ilnd shall teke effect and be In force from and after the earliest period allowed by I I I I BUYS .HERE ARE THE BEST! Our Low Overhead Means Money-Saving Prices. We're Locally Owned & Operated. 14 x 70 AND 12 X 52 Priced Now For Quick Sale! SKYLINE KINGSBURY HOMES SALES & SERVICE , Ask us about Underskirting for your mobile home. Lowest prices. HRS.: 2-7WEEKDAYS 9·1 SATURDAYS OR BY APPT. Locally owned & operated Come outfor a look or gi\le us a call 992 ·6256. We will save you money Located 200 Yds. West Junction 33 oncl Kingsbury Rd .. County Rd. 18, Pomeroy, 0. THl BOVIftN!IIIUitT OP CHUTIR TOWNIHII' t'LANS TO f)(~f. N O 115 "~ENUF. StiAfiiN{, Al ~Ot.: .UIO N HI Ft 1UE HHI TlEMEN T PEHIOC ii~GI NN I NG JUWI M. IHt JULY I, lfrl JN O (!.;01NG IN J{1t . FnllO\NIN(, MANNEIJ,U'!i FO lH'UN M> law A~COUNi NQ "IIUMI passed . 8 6 73 CHIITIR T'WJI lWII' CLIRK LUUtA l'rtll MIIGI CO LQNO IGTT'OM, OHIO 41HJ APPROVED Donald Collins MAYOR ATTEST Jane Walton Clerk 181 10. 17, 24, Jlc IN THE COMMONPLEASCOUR~ Rutland On Your Way,to the Fair Shprt order sandwiches, hamburgers fo?tlong hotdogs , and . regular hotdog~ wtth homemade sauce. Soft drinks ice cream, sundaes, sodas, milk shakes: etc. 50' We Feature Some of the Finest: We Specialize In 741-4211 X 70'-12' X 12' X 65' -14' X 64' TWP. CLERK MEIGS CO. LONG BOTTOM, OH 10 4S74l Filter. RUTLAND S995 Pomeroy Motor Co. .------------------------, LeSabre Custom, SS9S save you money . (Filling out and returning the below survey DOES NOT OBLIGATE YOU but only ex· presses your interest in possibly renting an apartment. Reduced rents are available if you qualify on the basis of income.) Granville 2 dr. H. T., air, AM& FM, P. W. We Want To Make You Happy 1971 FORD BRONCO $1295 4wheel dr1ve. 302 V·B englne.lock•ng fr ont hubs, pnced to RENTAL SURVEY Charger. Red, black vinyl top, auto. NELSON MOTORS, lttC. OUR WORD IS OUR BOND 6 cyl. 1 automatic trans, good t1res, rad1o, heater, clean mterior . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Cornet. 6 cyl., auto .• P. S. Sharp. REMEMB£R Motor Co. ' 1967 CHEVELLE 4 ODOR RIVERSIDE APARTMENTS 1 REMEMBER We Want You Back Because The Job Was Done Rlg,ht Not Because The Job Was Done Wrong. Pom~roy 1967 DODGE CORONET440 Middleport, 0. G. T., 5,000 miles, auto. Red. Sharp. We Service What We Sell 4 door, blue finish, good ttres, factory atr, au"tomahc power steering, V 8, radio Ph: 992·7777 POMEROY, OHIO flt';t~llf lhtrl~g ~w~• "~t l• td Tl!r~J~.~•30 1t73 , " lnlfitll lllntd , , 1, Ttltl ~,..,o\•t~•lll• • • ~~~·~~~==~~~~~~;:,it;rlmlir' llllr.ot J .' ·•--' •'''!:.'1 L_ trNII " roU" C"'r 0, YOCI.. -f/'OffF · l'tiAII "trAINI CHESTER, OHIO Next Door to the " Jopes Boys" I. AI!!OIIf'll loiii!IIOtd l ·ll ·U -- OPEN Monday.friday 9-8 Sat. 9-6, Sun. 1-6 PROBATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO IN THE MATTER OF SET· TLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS, PROBATE COURT, MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO Account~ and vouchers of the follow ing named fidu c iaries have been flied In the Probate Court . Meigs County , Ohio, for approval end settlemen.1 : CASE NO 11,620 lhlrlv · Seventh Account of Myrtle E Carman . Guardian of Clyde W Cerman , en Incompetent person CASE NO 17,485 Flrsl and Final Account of Fred W Crow, Adm lnlstralor of the Estate o Maud Spencer Crow, Deceased, forme r ly the Executrix of the Estate of Fred W Cr ow , Oece<ned J[ , CASE NO 18,496 Twelflh Annual Account of Mary Tracy Rfg'iiJS, Guard ian of the Person and Estate of Carelvnn Trecy and Marlt!ynn Tracy , minors . CASE NO 2D.683 Flr>l and Final Account of Ruth t Wolf a, Administratrix or t~e Est11te of Bernard Darrell Wolfe , Deceasect CASE NO CASE NO • Tilt Pllh " " ' ' · ltrJ - 6;1rr 2D,804 Flrsl and Final Account of Bernard V Fu ttl , Administrator of the Estate of Acta Cray, Deceased . F Inet 1-::, 11~11,•1 ~llio,,.rwi•·~•••ltlf.'--- ·-~--- • Cllllltr Tw• Cltrl ~•.,la wu - • (tot«'• •~• 20,82 4 Flrsl ond A cc ount of Kathryn TH" I~ YOUit COI'Y IN' J'tiU~ ftl1'0111 • I'I.IAU ,.,.,. PH, 985-3832 ,, ·' 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY '4295 '3595 '2695 '2495 '3295 ONLY '2495 '1795 '1895 '2695 '1595 '1595 Caprice Classic. Loaded. Like new. SEE Ceward Calvert, Peggy Story or Ron Heater "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenings Until6: 00-Til s p.m. Sat. • OpenS T1IS Monday thru Saturday 606 E.Matn, Pomeroy, O 992-2550 pond s and sept1c tanks, ditch· rng servrce, top soli, fill dtrt, limestone , B&K Excavatino -------------- Karr & Van Zandt -------------------------· ALL WEATHER DOZER and back hoe work . Crrdersville , Ohio AS806 67 Olds 442 HT Cpe., auto., P.S., AC ---.!1095 2 dr Hardtop, 340 V 8. 4 speed trans Siding . · Spouting Remodeling Pl~m_bmg . · Heating. Complete BUIIdtng. Vrnyl & Aluminum Siding. 1 67 Olds 98 Town Sed., power & air.. ---~795 · .- 1971 DODGE DEMON ............... $1895 On Most Amer~can Cars ROOFING 69 Ford A. 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.. ___ ..:._11095 68 VW Square Back ____________ ,1795 4 Door, hardtop, factory a1r, power sf & brakes I work guaranteed. Reasonable work 5968. 1969 MERCURY MARQUIS..........11795 c O' DE:LL WHEEL Alignment located at Crossroads. Rl 124. now back to work. Complete 70 Olds 98 Hol Sed., power, air ------'2495 70 Chevelle Mal. Cpe., V.S, A.T., P.S. --- 11695 70 VW KG Coupe, 7,000 miles ______ 11695. 69 Pontiac Bonn., 2 dr. H.T., v-roof, air__ , 11295 69 'MercuiJ Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto. __ 11095 1 1970 MAVERICK ...................... 1395 6 cyl. stand. Pomeroy Home & Auto 8 4 JO Dally, 8-12 Sat. lo \ 1t1e R. H. Rawlings Sons 71 Olds Cut S. Cpe., v-roof, new w/slw_. 1·19S Skylark 2 dr .. V-8, automatic. power st. EXPERT Wheel Alignment , •5.55 1973 CHEV. 1973 OPEL 197Z DODGE 1971 DODGE 1971 PONTIAC 1971 BUICK 1971 v.w. 1970 PLYMOUTH 1970 PONTIAC 1969 CHEV. 1969 FORD 1 1971 BUICK ........................... !1995 -GUARANTEEDPhone 992·2094 AUTOMOBILE Insurance beeo SEWING MACHINES PROPERTY IS GETTING HIGHER , BUY TODAY AND SAVE HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER 992·2259 If no Answer 992-2568 ENJOY THE COUNTY FAIR ~ROWNING COMPLETE~el- of- Altgnmenl WOOD TRUSSES 1 215 N. Second Phone 992-3509 24 Hour Service All work guaranteed. ~------- -:--:~--____:_ dillon Wheel PR E-FABR ICATEO .. 0. Spec•alist ASK US ABOUT 3 bedrooms, bath. kttchen 7·18·11 T'AG A LONG Pomeroy porches, gas furnace, large 3083. 1972 ROOMS by the week. S1S up. Meigs Inn, Pomeroy. 7 12·11c building 25x29 with garage, Dally Sentinel ---~---..: 8· 12·6!c Ph. 992 ·2174 balanced electronically . All covermg, almost new block Pick-Up Service Available We Buy & Sell Antiques Dick Seyler-Owner · Kerr St. Pomeroy, Phone 992-2798 SMITH NELSON ,r.10TORS, INC. kitchen, bath. all new floor carpel. large lot Phone 7(2 model used front end service, tune up and brake service Wheels For The lan, evening hours Nathan Biggs Radiator SpecialiSt SOME·GREAT USED CAR BUYS Calais H.T., full power, air.--!5500 72 Pontiac Catalina 4-Dr., power, air --- 13695 72 Chev. Caprice Cpe., v-roof, air.____ .13295 ' Heatl ng Air Con d . Q .... tnqerallon . Plumbing EleCIIICdl AppuAu .. ~> Auto 1 A1r Cond . . Residential or Commercial . Cad~lac 72 std .. long wide bed ------------·------------· J972 PINTO ............................ 1995 1 No ruinous lyes or caustics living room , oven, range, dacron polyester 3652. For Rent JUST RENOVATED 2 bedrooms, has new cab1nels and S S. Back to School Sale! 'CASH pa1d for all makes and ' models of mobile homes Phone area code 614·423 9531. Helen Baer, Syracuse. Parkersburg c Mobile Homes For Sale 4 from E. MAIN--~.6 POMEROY Carriers Wanted Apply In person, Blue Tar ::,ma uest Heater Core . Pets For Sale c - - - - -- - - Etc. li'om Furniture Antiques-Modern. Metals Bulldo>er Radiator to the v.a. We Have 50 ~ew Buick & Pontiacs Ill Stock. You Can Save Hundreds of Dollars: They Are Gomg Fast. Beat The 74 Price Raise. power st , long wide bed 1969 1h TON CHEVY................. 11495 P AND J HOME MAINTENANCE & REPAIR "STRIPPERS" ____ ___ :=========-~ Your Right to Know no experience Ph. 742-6271 We Str ip Paint, Varnishes, From the laraest USED CARS 3 Door Runabout, outomotlc, rack on top. Dick's Hoard House -------------- PUBLIC NOTICES WAitRESS full and parttlme Stop In and See Our Floor D1sp!ay. Call 40 ACRES ON BLAti'KTOP - 5 bedrooms, S·16 61c 8·15·1fc bath. large kitchen. n1 ce LA DY- lo- -;!ay-~ifh-;lderly gambrel roof barn with shed, 3 coup le Live m or out Phone TWO trailer lots In Middleport. 3 ROOMS of furniture Phone bay Implement shed and Archie Ellis. 992·2673 v, duplex In Bradbury ; phone 992·7095 after 6 p.m . several other buildings. 8·1S.3fc before 6 p m 992-5693. B -15·31c and be tnforJTied of th e func $16.500 _ _ __ _ _ ___:8~13 Sic lion s of your government are KNAPP shoes new fall and embod 1ed 1n pu bli c: not1 ces In NEW HOME that self .gov ernment charges w•nter styles now out Call 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and all C1 h ze ns to be 1nformed, FAMILY ROOM 3 992 5324 • unfurnished aparlmenls. th 1S newspaper urges eve r -y. bedrooms, baths, one en. Phone 992-5434. citizen 10 read and stCJdy these -:-:-:::-:::-::----__:8....._14· lie closed, vent fans In both. Lots 4· f2.flc • nohc:es We stron gly adv1 se - - - - - - - - - - - -· APACHE Eagle Tent Camper, ol closets, nice kitchen with those Ci t izen s. seeok1ng further mtorrnat•on, Ia exerc1se thei1 sleeps 4, also custom hitch tor stove Double garage In the TWO BEDROOM mobile home r 1gh l of access t& pubi H for rent In the Racine area, 67 Chevrolet. Phone 992 7157 basement Asking $29,500 00 r ecord s and pubhc me etmg s Includes air conditioning . Coli 8·1 • 61c 992·5858 . UNION AVENUE WHITE and yellow sweet corn . 8· 16·11C POMEROY 2 bedroom cantalopes, and watermelon s Dave Yost, Great Bend S43 home. bath. basement, porch MOBILE home space In 2242. and large lot All utilities. Syracuse. Phone 992-5858. PUBLIC NOTICE 8-14 61p Asking S7,500 00. Case No . 20976 6-21 ·11C Help Wanted For Free Estimate large lot over 1 acre. Has droveway . CONSTRUCTION FURNJTURE MODERN SANITATION JOHN' TUCKER Rl 4, Pomeroy. 0 . 992 ·39S4 . v.e, auto.. and OFfiCE SUPPLIES long wide bed. 1971 FORD Fl00 ...................... 12195 Roofing , Spouting. Porch Repair, Com· plete Home Remodeling. '4 HOUR SERVICE wastier, dryer , and range. Ca rpeted~ Forced air furnace NO 1 Copper. 60c , Radiators, AT SHOWALTER ' S Wei Pel, Sunday after 12 noon ; on JOe. brass. 20c. batteries, 90c Chesler, Ohio Sliver Angels, weekdays after 5 p m • 992· J9c, J for a dollar. 10 gallon each, clean. dry Gi nseng 3247 roots, $60 alb Yellow root, $4, setups , SIO. May apple. SOc. per lb. M . A s 1 131c B-5·1fc KOSCOT KOSM ~ 111..0 o. .. IGS. __ __ _ _ _ ___: Hall. Reedsville. Call 378- - - - - - - - - Spec ials during August are 6249 EXCELSIOR Salt Works. E Koncent ree, Mo1st KoteJ 7-31 lfc Main St .. Pomeroy . All kinds LARGE. convenient bulld~ng Klea nslng Kream , One Day lots at Rock Spnngs Area of salt water pellels, water Sachel & others, Phone Helen r estricted for houses only nuggets, block salt and own WANTED for auction . Jane Brown, 992·5113 Tuppers Plains & Chesler Ohio River Salt. Phone 992. 8 2-lfc household poods Tools , most Wat er available Ca ll or see 3S91. anything o value Will buy or 6·51fc Bill Wille. 992·2789 WILL giv e away for good home se ll on commission. Will haul ..:._ 7:_ 24·1fc In the country , full bloo(led Call 992 3354 Hayman 's. i972 TAG·A· LONG Travel German Poll ee Dog 3 year s 7 25 lfc old , gentle w1th children Trailer , 22 ft. sleeps 4, self Reason for giv1ng away - dog contained Excellent con· 7 ROOM house with bath 1n Rutland. a1r conditio ned, ha s to be t1 ed and would like OLD fu rni ture, oak tables, dillon Call 992·7407. to r un loose Phone 992 3359 8·12-61c carpeted, gas furnace, dish · clocks . Ice boxes , brass beds, 8 17 6lc washer. double oven. range . or complete dishes business for sale double garage, large carport, GROCERY households Wr i te M . D FABRIC Inn DOUBLE KNITS Butldmg for sa le or lease 4 acres cleared and fen ced. M1ller, Rl. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio, HUNDREDS OF YARDS. Ph smal l barn and other ca II 992-6271. LOTS OF REMNANTS . one 77 3·56181rom 8·30 P m buildings Phone 614-742-6834 5 13·11C lo 10 p m for appointment LOWEST PRICES LONG 5 30 lfc INVISIBLE ZIPPERS SOc, on County Road 50 between ·-----.......:. 3.::20 lfc Tur,pers Plains and Reeds196912 x 55 SCHULT trailer for vile Make school clothing sale. 2 bedrooms , 1971 Datsun and save Phone 378·6274. Pickup with lop. Call 949·4141. 8 15 31p See behind Racine Po$1 Of. PARKVIEW Kennels Poodles. flee. Richard Garten I toy male and 1 female. THERE w1ll be an auct1on sale _ _ __ _ _ __:8_:: 10 Sic Phone 992 5443 at the Kyger Creek High 7·15·11l School Thursday al9 am. All WELL PLANNED 3 bedroom, 2 608 types of shop equ1pment. bath home with full PHONE 992-2156 181 3· 10·17 31c 992-2094 606 E. Main Pomero.Y DUMP TRUCK SERVICE v.a. std. PRICE POMEROY HOME & AUTO 622 E Mam. Phone 992 7554 7 19.30ic IN LOVING memory of Ellazady Manley Clark who passed away two years ago . August 17, 1971 Dear Mom Two years have gone by s•nce you left me, but lim e doesn ' t heal all the pain . No one knows how I m 1ss you and long to see you again But two lov •ng hands are resting The voice I loved so IS st1ll The mother who worked so hard for me 1S wa1t1ng on God ' s beautiful hill She had a FEMALE to work as recep tionlst clerk and general nature one could not h!i!lp duttes of small bustness loving and a heart that was Some typtnQ. Must have good purer than gold, and to those personality . E xc ellent who knew her and loved her , work ing cond 1t1ons 35 hours her m emory will never grow Send complele per week old God grant that we may resume to Box 729 A. C·O The rest m heaven when work like Dally Sentine l. Pomeroy , hers IS don e. Ti ll then 1 yield Oh1o m glaoness , my mother for 8·17 61c Him to keep, and retolce m the sweet assurance He giveth H1s loved one sleep So APPLICATIONS are now be 1ng accepted for the position of rest tn peace , Mom , ahd walt '" Dispatcher' 1 for Southeast fot me . and w)1en God's Will tS Ohro Emergency Medical done at last. we are to be Ser v1 ce, Inc Applications together once aga in, as we may be ac:qu~red at Central were m the past SadlY mIssed Headquarters, 25 w by daughter Nev a, grand Wash•ngton Sf, Athens, Oh1o ; children and great or by phoning 1-614 592 6606 . grandchildren Appflca!Jons or resumes must 8·11 11p be rece ived no later fhan Augus t 2>4 , 1973 Mall to Southeas t Ohio Emergency Medical Service, Inc , 25 w Washington St, So)C 927, Athens, Oh 10 A5701 Attn , Roy E Rank1ns 8 17 Jtc 1973. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED 1973MODEL CLEARANCE SALE 1973 FORD FlOO..................... 12695 Business Services PAGEVILLE. Ohoo •n clude s c ucumbers , mangoes, and 2 BEDROOM Roush . Pomeroy Slreel. ca nla lo pes Geraldine Mason. va Cleland. Racine. _ _ __ _ _ __ 8-ls.91p _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 7..::.:_31 .1fc plus many other 1fems and l tv• ng room su1tes at low, low pnces Pomeroy Recovery , Pomeroy ' terlor TEAM ot match1.>d worlc.horscs , UPHOLSTER your own lur CO RNER cupboards. wall c upboa~ds. chests. old guns. nl lure We have all the sup· Phone 992 2362 any co ndit ion Also blue pltes you will n~ed, fl'br lcs, decorated stoneware, Wrlle OL IV ER 60 tractor with 6 fl ------~-_:8:._·1:.:2·61c loa m for cushions and pad P 0 Box 44, Martinsburg, dmg . w e tut toa m to any size semi -mounted mower. For or shape Sw1vel bases, cotton 1 Ohio. 43935 or call 1-484.4440 sa le or trade for cattle Phone 3 BEDROOM house On Lincoln burlap legs, z1 pper, welt cord, afler 7 p m 742·5322 . Hill, l1vlng room. kitchen . webbi ng , dacr on chtp board 8 8·901c balh and utility room , extra 8·12·61c ------ In Memory tXPI:" RI ENCED palnler. In· Real Estate For Sale 1970 YAMAHA 360 Enduro Call afler 5 p.m. 9S5-J97R _ _ _ _ _ _ __...s_..... 12 6tp WE WOULD l1ke to thank th e Pomeroy and Rac i ne 8·15-31c Emergency Squads , the Bashan , Racme Ftre OUTDOOR DANCE at Department . Special thanks MAPLEWOOD LAKE to Alfred. and Jack Lyons , Or SATURDAY night starling at Te!le, Free land Norns, and 9 p.m . Music by local band, all lhe people rn the Bashan THE PATCHWORK Ad area for their help 1n the rescuing of Daniel Cr1SI1p , mtsslon , $1 person Wilbur Burke, and Danny s 15·31c Kauff who were overcome by -~---fumes whtle cleanmg out a c1stern The Cr•sllp and Burke MEIGS SENIORS. Make your appointment now to have your Fam dy 8 17·11P For Sale Employment Wanted 5DO E. ~~IN POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992-2174 FOR THE PARTICULAR l WAN'f ADS INFO~MATIOtl consecu t rve msertrons 19 cent$ per word su1 con SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. I ,. ' \ I. �.. ..------~·- 'l'IK•Da!l) St.'ntind. Mll1ltl~·l~•rl · l'uuwru~ ,() , 1\ug l i. l'' i.l 8 Sentinel Cl~ssifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results!l f ' DEADLINE S S PMM. D~'\y Beton~ Pvbllc atr9n on day Oe~tJIIne y ., rn SHOO tiN G match , Corn ~1\ ncellatlon Correci lons Hollow Gun Club ; turn flrsl Wrll be i\CC('p l ed untH 9 a . m ror right after Miles Cenlelery . Da'll Of Publlcatron Rutland Ftu: torv ch oked REGULATIONS guns only Sunctay , Augu!U 19, Thf" Publisher r€-servcs the I p m right to ~:>drl or re1ect any ads 8 11 2tc deern('d obrecllonal The NotiCe publisher will not be responsrble for more than one rncorrect rnse rtlon RATES For Wan t Ad Servrce 5 cents per Word one msertlon Minrmum Ctlarge 7Sc 12 cants p'er word three secut nHt mserllons '25 P er Cent D rscount on PiHd ads and ads pard withm HJ days CARD OF THANK S & OBITUARY Sl ~0 for 50 word mrn rm um Each addi t ional word 2c BLIND AD S Addrtron~l 25c Charge per Advertisement OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to 5 00 p rn Da1ty , 8 30 a . m to 12 00 Noon Satu rday Card of Thanks WE WISH to thank all !Mose who assisted many way dunng the emergen cy at Bas h an Tu esda y even 1n g Ra ci ne Emergt::ncy Squad 8 17 1tp WE W IS H to extend our hea rt felt thanks and apprecJaf!On to our many f ri ends and ne ig hbors and relat1ves far t he1r kmdnes s 1n the long Illness of our husband a nd father , Jac Weyersm11 1er for the love ly flowers . cards . and food To Dr Pickens. Or Boonsue , and espec ially Dr R1dgway who helped 10 so many ways To the nurses at Veterans Memonal Hospttal and Rev , W1se for his con solmg words and mes~age and to everyone who took ttrne to v1s1t h1m whrle he was rn the hosp1tal To Ew1ng Funeral Home for the1r ef f•c•ent serv1c:e and Gerald Powell , the organ iSt to r hi s beautiful mus1 c: The Pallbearers and those who at tended the grave And all those who helped 1n any way Lyd1a , Norman , and Betty Weyersm1ller 8·17· 11P ---------cd----- YARD SALE . Friday and Satu r day on larkin Street Baby strollers , ' sm11 ll kerosene stoves, sweet corn, elc 8·16 l i e IN MEMORY of Carl Ebers bach, who passed away two years ago August 16, 1971 TMose we love go out of stght though nev er out of mind ; they are cMenshed tn the hearts of tho se they left behmd H is sm1 ling face and pleasant ways are a Pleasure to r ec alL he had a k 1ndly word tor each and d•ed beloved by all Sad ly mtssed by h1s wife Mrs Leona Ebersbach , son and daughter '8·17 ·11p -------------- and e~eteri or. Call Oon Van Nleler, 985 3951 s 2·301p Wanted To Buy BEEF h ldes, dayold. paylng$7 773·5600, Grover C Phone 1,100 lb. each. 1 pony c•r l. H("'rness ltnd pon y. gentle lor children Leste r (Jack! Lolhe,y , Longsvl lle Rl ( Dc10VIIIel. 7•17 5716 8·16Jic CAN Nl NG - " Tomatoe~ . ~ouse, • rooms dawn. 1 up, gara~e~ workshop. and ap p'rox1mately 11ll acres with voung orchard . l block eas t of Rl. 692. SIO,SOO. lnlormallon al hOOJse _ __ __ _ __ S :..:.: · I2-IIc w home In M id dleporl. Panelling. tar 9e living room , balh, nice k1l c hen wi th s lde·by- sl de refrigerator and fre eze r . $1 3. 00Q ------ =------- industr1al equipment , an - tiques . desks, benches , tools and all types of miscellaneous ttems. SENIOR PORTRAIT taken. Dates for laking MEIGS SENIORS are August 22, 23, 24 and 25, and Sept, 1. Take advantage of Special Senior Prices for these days only. Cal GROVER ' s STUDIO, Middleport, Oh•o Phone 992· 2475 __:_ 8·1·221c _____ Help Wanted CARRIER . WANTED MILBtRRY AVE. AND VICINITY APPLY AT THE DAILY SENTINEL Auto Sales 1969 Chevrolet truck, 13112 ft basement, 2 car garage and famdy room. Pnced '" mid dump body. cheater axle $4500.00. Phone 992 595 1. 20's, plus lot Located on large country lot off Rl 7 20 S· 16·61p 1958 DODGE pickup truck, 6 d cy 1•n er, standard trans mission Excellent runmng cond1llon $250. Call 949 . 2815 . 8. 16 . 31 < and 15 minutes from Pomeroy Flnanc.ng already arranged wolh low down payment Contact Pauline E. 1 h unn ng am Really Phone (6141 423 S690 Collect. ------------- 1962 COMET, Runs good. bOdy rougl'l, no rust, 2 new front tires, 2 new shocks, new brake shoes on the rear S200. Call 992 7000 8·14-llp -----1957 FORD truck. good con d1hon Looks good and runs _____ good $300 Phone 992·3359 8·15·6tc ..:..._ 1972 INTERNATIONAL p1ckup truck. Good condition. Call after 6 p m . 99~ 3401. 8-15-Jic minutes --------~~191fc NEW 2 ptece Early Amencan living room sutte tn 100 pet nylon print material , w1th wood tnm Foam reverstble cushions. This week only $189 .95 cash and carry Pomeroy Recovery . 622 E Main Street. Pomeroy Phone 992·7554 S·IHtc BRUSH HOGS, 4x5 fl. phone 992 5858. 7 15 "' BIG YANK .. SLACKS 1f2 PRICE SALE 13 lie 12 x 60 MOBILE Home, see s 711c BUY ONE PAIR AND GET ONE PR. FREE. A1~ Conditioners Awnings Underpinning Complete mobile se rvice - plus 9._ POMEROY ~'Jack W. Carsey, Mgr Phone 992·2181 home gtgantic dosplay of mobole homes always available at . MILLER • fr'OBILE HOM£S mo Washington Blvd. 423 7S21 BELPRE, 0 . 1973 14x70 MOBILE home , washer and dryer , dish washer, stainless steel sink, garbage disposal , eye level PRIVATE meeting room for any organi>alion. phone 992 l975 3·11ttc' level lot $8,500.00. 2'1> YEARS OLD In new addition , 3 bedrooms . large closets, m ce kdchen. bath , ullloly space . all electric, carport, large lot , hardwood floors, $20,000.00 CLOSE IN 1 36 acres, 4 bedrooms, bath , drnmg room, B rooms in all carpeting. tile , panelmg , part ba sement, frame construction S9 ,500.00. 1 FLOOR PLAN sink, dining room / TV room, utll•ly room, lots of new floor covering, porches. full basement, double garage and workshop Double lot $13.000.00. pollee scanner XM 888 Phone 667 8· 17 3tc Travel STI'.TEL Y BRICK In good repa.r S2,000 . Call 992-7407. with all large rooms 3 8 17 31p bedrooms, nice bath , open Trailer, 22 ft sleeps 4, self contained, Excellent con · POMEROY sta.rs from llv1ng Gas Rogers firepla ce in dining All air Drum~ and Cymbals Like conditioned, and centrally new. Phone 992·3132. heated Only 525,000. ' 8·15 61p .-4 ---------------------ROOMS furnished apt Righi in town. Call 992·3658. PEACHES at Mason Orchard. Peach ------ w, In Middleport Eslate of We llin gton w Halsey , Deceased Notice is he r eby given that Fred R W1ckham of 125 North AGGRESSIVE debit Insurance 1969 - 16 ft. S ha st~ travel 'Silndusky Street. Delaware , agent Wanted for Pomeroy Ohio , has been d iJ iy appointed trailer Call 882 2276. M iddleporl area Must be able Exe cuto r ot lh e E state of 8·16 Jlc to work on OW{IIn ltiatlve after Wellington w Halsey , proper training Some sales deceased, tale of Tuppers REGISTERED · Appaloosa Pla ins , Meigs County , Ohio expenence preferred If in · mare, 15 hand s~ large Cred1tors are requ•red to fil e leresled, send complete blanket, pleasure or show, their claims W1th sa1d flcuc:lary resume to P 0 Box 1817, wllhtn four months good dlsposlllon , $375 Hunllnglon. W Va . Attn. Bil l Dated th iS JlSI day Ol Ju ly. Coolville 667 ·3723 PHONE 992-7368 For Sale Honaker Mannlnt D. Webster , Judge S·8·71C Court of Common Pteas 1 -. CO LLEC TO RS Probate DIVI S IOn !=========-__;, We talk to you n ecessary' WAITRESS and cleaning woman wanted, opply In, per. 'ion Crow's Steak Pom eroy. Ohio -;--- ' like J person. • House, 8. 7. 101< ' WMP0/1390 ON YOUR DIAL 8·16·31c Items. John Henry Bottle & Mountaineer lady Phone 992·7)38. S· 16·61c STARCRAFT 1974 fold ·downs In stock, close out prices an all . 1973 travel trailers , 1971 Nimrod sleeps 8 for $949.00. CAM P CONLEY STAR · CRAFT SALES, Rl 62 N. of Po1nl Pleasant Behind Red Carpel Inn Phone (3041 615· 53S4. 8·16·Jic NICE SIX room house for sale In Pomeroy Coli 992·3975 or 992 2571 8 t5-6tc It Must Be Righi <"LSr:, .. or we wtll ,Make il Roghl. Built to Vour'Specs Delivered to Job S1to HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. 773·SSS4 Mason, W. Va . Bu•ld•ng. Middleport, 0 992 2101 NEW LISTING MIDDLEPORT - 10 acres for hou ses All ulllllles by properly A nice place lor apartrnent~. motel , super 1973 - Zig Z..g sewing machl~e market, Ice crea m driv e- I n ~ Or' This mochlne darns, embroiders, overcasts. button qu ick food establishment All without ol holes. NEW HOMES lochmenls. Pay balance ol $38.5() or pay $5 per month MODEL HOME - 3 bedrool)'ls , Call 992 ·S331 • 1'1> baths wllh vent tans, large -:------.:._.,....:: 6·_:.:: 10 lie closet s In ea c h bedroom . ONE . Utility , washer ond dryer hook porloble 8 trock tape ups Carpeting storm doors player and AM & FM rad io 1 · comblralldn one 1 .s orm w 1ndows.• Garoge and' trock cassette player a~~ nearly an acre of lond for only tape recorder combination 52 2,000.00. $25. Call 992·2060 evenings: TROUBLE 8·15·31p HAVING SELLING. CALL US, WE 600 GALLON bulk milk tank NEED LARGE HOUSES, Phone 949·2783 LARGE FARMS, LOTS , AND RIVER ::-:-::-:-----.......:. B·_:.: I5·31 p ACREAGE FRONTAGE . AM FM stereo.rodlo - 8 track tape comblnallon. 4 speoker sound syslem . Bo lance 5103.79 or use our budget terms . Coli 992-3965 . us 9 ACRES ground wllh 2 wells Phone 992-7696. 8 IHip - - - - r - - - . . . : :8·1Htc . 4door wagon, factory a1r, power st. & brakes & rack rates. Phone 742-3232. 1971 FORD TORINO ................ ..'1695 6 Cyl , auto • 4 door 1969 CHEVY CAPRICE ...............11295 1969 DODGE 4 DR................... 1295 1 Hardtop, tact . air, power steer ., & brakes. 1 1969 PONTIAC 4 DR. ................ 1195 Fact . air, P. Sl, & B. 2 1S.tfc RON SHEPARQ, Floor, Wall Remodeling, Ceramic tile baths Box 280, Rutland 742 3664 6·26·11c BIG COLLECTION OF CHEAPER CARS IN STOCK .I I I ------------------------See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS USED CARS 985-4100 Located on St. Rt. 7 ,- Chester, ci>. EXCAVATING Phone 992 5367 or 992·3861. 9 l ·lfC Dozers, large .:~nd sma ll , Backhoes and loaders on track and ttres , -------HOME repair or remodeling Dump trucks serv 1ce. Reasonable rates . 1st class Sept1c - Lo boy tanks 1n stalled George (Bill) Pullons, phone 992 247S or 992·7402. 2-9·11C Call Bob or B1ll, 992 8-10·10tc SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED, REPAIRED Knapp aero ttead cush1oned MILLER SANITATION ; msol e, champ1onshop grade STEWART, OH 10 PH . 662 bowlong shoes Bob Hysell. 3035, 992 5324 10 4 lfc 8·1461c BOWLERS gel oil on lhe right 16ot th is season w1lh a pa.r ol ' READY MIX CONCRtTE delivered r1ghl to your project. Fast and easy Free esl1mates . Phone 992·32S4 . Goeglein Ready ·MIX Co ., Middleport, Ohio. 6-30·1fc SEPTIC TANKS CLEAN~D REASONABLE rates. Ph 446 4782. Gallipolis, John Russell, Owner and Operalyr 1 5-12·tfc C BRADFORD, Auct1onee r Complete Serv1ce cancelled' Lost vour operator ' s license Call 992· 7428. Repair Racine~ Ohio The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy Aulhorl>ed Singer Sales and Cr1 II Bradford Serv1ce. We Sharpen Scissors 6 15 lfc Phone 949 3S21 servrce, all makes 992 2284, 3-29 lfc WILL TRIMo.r cui trees, shrubbery Also paint roofs. Phone 949·3221 or 742·4441. 7·18·30ic FOR FREE estimates on aluml)1um siding Starn Doors and Windows, Carports, Marquees and Railing, Phone Charles Lisle, Svracuse. Ohln ELNA and Wh1le Sewing Carl Jacob, Sales Rep · Machines , Serv1ce on all resenlallve. V . V. Johnson mak es Reasonable rates and Son, Inc. The Sew mg Center . Mid · 6 22tfc dleporl, Ohio. 11 -16 11c . SMALL additions, remodeling MOBILE home repair, Elec· structural repair Rough and tr~cal plumb1ng and healing. lin1sh carpentry anllque Phone 992 5858 repa1r Reasonable pr1 ces. 7·15-lfc Pr1vate ca rpenter . Call Scott .= : - - - - - - - - Mason. 992·7300 14 6tp HARRISON'S TV serv•ce and _ _ _ __ _ _..:.S~· serv1ce ca lls. Phone 992·2522. 2-9·lie 5·1·1fC EXCAVATING, do>er. loader and backhoe work, septic tanks lnslalfed, dump trucks and lo·boys for hire; will haul fill dirt. lop soli , limestone and gravel, Call Bob or Roger Jeffers, day phone 992-7089; night phone 992 3525 or 992· 5232 \ '2·11 ·11c OPEN - Roger Hysell's Garage near crossroads on Sf Rl. 124, all mechanical work Including aulomollc transmissions . Monday -Friday 8 30 a.m. to 5 p.m . Saturday - 8. 30 to 12 noon - unless b appomtment. Phone 992·568~ or 992-7121 7·25·30fc I I II I 1 NAME I I SINGLE I Maytag ' bedrooms . J E Bayliss, 310 W High 51, • 8 11 ·6tp TMIIOVIMMINl 0' I OEI'A,.TMI:NT OF THf TRfASUMY OFFICE OF REVENUE SHA"ING opera~on 1900 PENNSYlVANIA AVE N W WASHINGTON 0 C: 202211 Q\olce of water t'em ps Auto water level control . Lint Filter or Power Frn Agitator Perl'li•·Preu BR ICK home , .4 baths , basement , fireplace Low lh1rfies Pomeroy . Write ' ~~11100 JULY 1, 1973 Larry's of Pomeroy ... leGINN'NG ENDING JUNE 30, 1914 "UNDER SELL" $5,244.00 Drive a Little & Save a Lot! ACCOUNT NO . 36 3 OSl 002 Halo of Hea1 Dryers Surround clotl'les with gentle , even ~eat No hot sPots, no overdrylng . Fine Mesh Lin' family room. Priced In mid 20s. plus lot. Located on large country lot off Rl. 7, 20 ' minutes from Parkersburg and 15 m lnules from Pomeroy. Financing already arranged with low down payment. Contact Pauline E Cunningham Really, phone 614 423 8690 collect . 7·24.1fc FI'I A TH I TOTA L 'AYMENT OF 14' Littlln Frost ~ basement, 2 car garage and HAl 1.1110 ITS UVlN\,Jii 5HA"ING PA YM!iNT IN Ttl El'OLLOWING ~ANN!R IA.SEO U~N A Maylag WELL PLANNED 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with full II - 750 First Avenue Gallipolis,' Ohio 45631 Or for more information call collect 446-3746. Copocll· 2 spoe<j I I -------------------------· Mail to Barr-Circle Development, Inc. Auto mutes Real Estate For sBie The Almanac fhe death toll reached 275 . By Uolted Press International In 1969, Dr. Philip Blaiberg, Today is Friday, Aug. 17, the the world's longest Uving heart 229th day of 193 w1th 136 to transplant patient at thllt time, follow. died at the age of 60. The moon is approaching its 1---......:.:::.:._::_:.:.:.___ last quarter. The morning stars are Mercury, Mars and Saturn. The evening stars are Venus and Jupiter. Those born on th1s date are Wider the sign of Leo. American frontiersman Davy Crockett was born Aug . 17, 1786. On \his day in history: In 1915, a devastating hurri· cane struck Galveston, Tex. II MARRIED II NO. OF CHILDREN \ ~ lg OPEN EVES. 8:00P.M. POMEROY, OHIO I II PRESENT ADDRESS CHESTER TOWNSHIP ' * ·PARKWOOD *KIRKWOOD MAYTAG FURNITUR~'Rt~rc~~:·' - Arnold Grate . *FLEElWOOD *ACADEMY *CROYDON Stop For Breakfast LARRY'S ~ · MOBILE HOMES I 6 am to 12 Midnight Frank Gheen, Sales Mgr. Full Breakfast Menu Will Be Served Gaul's Shake Haven dr. H.T. Lots of miles. 4 Super Beetle, 4 speed. Sharp. Fury Ill 4 dr., air low mileage. Catalina 4 dr .• air. Low mileage. Imp., 2 dr. H.T., air. Clean . One owner . LT. D., 2 dr. H.T.• air, local one owner. Open Eveninp ''T'd 7 p.m. & Sat. 'til 5 p.m. Senice 1il 12 Noon on Saturdr; 8 992-2174 500 E. Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio ORDINANCETO NOPLACE . 441 Peters, AdminiStratrix of the AN ORDINANCE A ' Estate of Laura Leifhe i t, · - - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - - - - - - - CURFEW ON THE TOWN OF Doce..od POMEROY, FOR PE~SONS ~ASE NO UNDER YEARs THE AGE SEE OUR MOBILES AT THE FAIR 20,996 Flrsl and OF 18 F1nal Account Ol June Soulsby, Trustee of the Trust Created llby Item Six of the Will of W. A BE IT ORDAINED , as follows Carman~ Deceased . Unless exceptions are flied by the Council of the Village of Porn eroy, Oh 10, two th rrds of all thereto , said accounts wr\1 t'Je members elected thereto for hearing before said Court on the 17tl'1 day of September, 1973, concurring An Ord•nance to place a at wh1ch time said accounts w1ll curfew on the Town of be considered and continued Pomeroy, for persons under the from day to day until finally disposed of age of 18 years Any person Interested may Section 1 It will be In vtoiat•on of fh1s Ordmance tor file wr1 tten e)(ceptions to said any and all persons under the accounts or to matters per. age of 18 years to be upon the tainfng lo the execution of the streets, sidewalks, park i ng trust, not less than five days areas , bus1ness houses , etc of prior to the date set for hearing the Town of Pomeroy , after MANNING 0 W~BSTER 10 00 PM unless accompanied JUDGE, by a parent or court appo1nhed COMMON PLEAS COURT, legal guard1an PROBATE DIVISION , Sect1on 2 The Town's f1re MEIGS COUNTY . OH 10 Siren Will sound at 10 00 P.M . each night. and <> all persons (8 1 17 , ltc under the age of 18 years must be 1n compliance w1th Section 1 of lhrs Ordinance Section 3 Persons who fall to comply with thrs Ordinance w ill be arrested by Police and wilt be made to appear In the PUBLIC NOTICE Juvenile Court of Meigs County OLEN G FOR SALE along with their parents Upon arrest, the said person will be DOERFER rool eslale !Hob· son l Middleport at Junction of ta~en to Pomeroy City Hall where the parents of said Shadycoe Road and Rt 7, will person ,or legal guardian will be be sold on Monday, August 20. summoned to transport the said 1973 at 10 00 a . m at the office of person to his or her place of O' Brien and O'Brien, attorney , residency If a parent or 100112 Court Street, Pomerov ~ guard ian IS not ava•lable for Ohio , for not less than the ap. transportation , the final praised value of $4,000 .00 For further lnformat1on call decision will be left to the discretion of Meigs County 992·2720 Juven11e Authorities Section 4 Any and all acts of 181 16, 17, 19, 31c destruction, vandalism, delinquency , etc, Incurred by sa•d person wlll be the full responsibility of the parents , or legal guardian of the said person Sect•on 5. The curfew will begin at 10 00 PM. and end at 6 00 AM the following day . This said curfew will be 1n effect 1 seven {7) days a week Sec tion 6 Exceptions shall be made to Section 1 In case of any organ izat lon sponsored events . Section 7 That this Ord immce Shall be declared an emergency Ord inance ilnd shall teke effect and be In force from and after the earliest period allowed by I I I I BUYS .HERE ARE THE BEST! Our Low Overhead Means Money-Saving Prices. We're Locally Owned & Operated. 14 x 70 AND 12 X 52 Priced Now For Quick Sale! SKYLINE KINGSBURY HOMES SALES & SERVICE , Ask us about Underskirting for your mobile home. Lowest prices. HRS.: 2-7WEEKDAYS 9·1 SATURDAYS OR BY APPT. Locally owned & operated Come outfor a look or gi\le us a call 992 ·6256. We will save you money Located 200 Yds. West Junction 33 oncl Kingsbury Rd .. County Rd. 18, Pomeroy, 0. THl BOVIftN!IIIUitT OP CHUTIR TOWNIHII' t'LANS TO f)(~f. N O 115 "~ENUF. StiAfiiN{, Al ~Ot.: .UIO N HI Ft 1UE HHI TlEMEN T PEHIOC ii~GI NN I NG JUWI M. IHt JULY I, lfrl JN O (!.;01NG IN J{1t . FnllO\NIN(, MANNEIJ,U'!i FO lH'UN M> law A~COUNi NQ "IIUMI passed . 8 6 73 CHIITIR T'WJI lWII' CLIRK LUUtA l'rtll MIIGI CO LQNO IGTT'OM, OHIO 41HJ APPROVED Donald Collins MAYOR ATTEST Jane Walton Clerk 181 10. 17, 24, Jlc IN THE COMMONPLEASCOUR~ Rutland On Your Way,to the Fair Shprt order sandwiches, hamburgers fo?tlong hotdogs , and . regular hotdog~ wtth homemade sauce. Soft drinks ice cream, sundaes, sodas, milk shakes: etc. 50' We Feature Some of the Finest: We Specialize In 741-4211 X 70'-12' X 12' X 65' -14' X 64' TWP. CLERK MEIGS CO. LONG BOTTOM, OH 10 4S74l Filter. RUTLAND S995 Pomeroy Motor Co. .------------------------, LeSabre Custom, SS9S save you money . (Filling out and returning the below survey DOES NOT OBLIGATE YOU but only ex· presses your interest in possibly renting an apartment. Reduced rents are available if you qualify on the basis of income.) Granville 2 dr. H. T., air, AM& FM, P. W. We Want To Make You Happy 1971 FORD BRONCO $1295 4wheel dr1ve. 302 V·B englne.lock•ng fr ont hubs, pnced to RENTAL SURVEY Charger. Red, black vinyl top, auto. NELSON MOTORS, lttC. OUR WORD IS OUR BOND 6 cyl. 1 automatic trans, good t1res, rad1o, heater, clean mterior . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Cornet. 6 cyl., auto .• P. S. Sharp. REMEMB£R Motor Co. ' 1967 CHEVELLE 4 ODOR RIVERSIDE APARTMENTS 1 REMEMBER We Want You Back Because The Job Was Done Rlg,ht Not Because The Job Was Done Wrong. Pom~roy 1967 DODGE CORONET440 Middleport, 0. G. T., 5,000 miles, auto. Red. Sharp. We Service What We Sell 4 door, blue finish, good ttres, factory atr, au"tomahc power steering, V 8, radio Ph: 992·7777 POMEROY, OHIO flt';t~llf lhtrl~g ~w~• "~t l• td Tl!r~J~.~•30 1t73 , " lnlfitll lllntd , , 1, Ttltl ~,..,o\•t~•lll• • • ~~~·~~~==~~~~~~;:,it;rlmlir' llllr.ot J .' ·•--' •'''!:.'1 L_ trNII " roU" C"'r 0, YOCI.. -f/'OffF · l'tiAII "trAINI CHESTER, OHIO Next Door to the " Jopes Boys" I. AI!!OIIf'll loiii!IIOtd l ·ll ·U -- OPEN Monday.friday 9-8 Sat. 9-6, Sun. 1-6 PROBATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO IN THE MATTER OF SET· TLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS, PROBATE COURT, MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO Account~ and vouchers of the follow ing named fidu c iaries have been flied In the Probate Court . Meigs County , Ohio, for approval end settlemen.1 : CASE NO 11,620 lhlrlv · Seventh Account of Myrtle E Carman . Guardian of Clyde W Cerman , en Incompetent person CASE NO 17,485 Flrsl and Final Account of Fred W Crow, Adm lnlstralor of the Estate o Maud Spencer Crow, Deceased, forme r ly the Executrix of the Estate of Fred W Cr ow , Oece<ned J[ , CASE NO 18,496 Twelflh Annual Account of Mary Tracy Rfg'iiJS, Guard ian of the Person and Estate of Carelvnn Trecy and Marlt!ynn Tracy , minors . CASE NO 2D.683 Flr>l and Final Account of Ruth t Wolf a, Administratrix or t~e Est11te of Bernard Darrell Wolfe , Deceasect CASE NO CASE NO • Tilt Pllh " " ' ' · ltrJ - 6;1rr 2D,804 Flrsl and Final Account of Bernard V Fu ttl , Administrator of the Estate of Acta Cray, Deceased . F Inet 1-::, 11~11,•1 ~llio,,.rwi•·~•••ltlf.'--- ·-~--- • Cllllltr Tw• Cltrl ~•.,la wu - • (tot«'• •~• 20,82 4 Flrsl ond A cc ount of Kathryn TH" I~ YOUit COI'Y IN' J'tiU~ ftl1'0111 • I'I.IAU ,.,.,. PH, 985-3832 ,, ·' 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY '4295 '3595 '2695 '2495 '3295 ONLY '2495 '1795 '1895 '2695 '1595 '1595 Caprice Classic. Loaded. Like new. SEE Ceward Calvert, Peggy Story or Ron Heater "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenings Until6: 00-Til s p.m. Sat. • OpenS T1IS Monday thru Saturday 606 E.Matn, Pomeroy, O 992-2550 pond s and sept1c tanks, ditch· rng servrce, top soli, fill dtrt, limestone , B&K Excavatino -------------- Karr & Van Zandt -------------------------· ALL WEATHER DOZER and back hoe work . Crrdersville , Ohio AS806 67 Olds 442 HT Cpe., auto., P.S., AC ---.!1095 2 dr Hardtop, 340 V 8. 4 speed trans Siding . · Spouting Remodeling Pl~m_bmg . · Heating. Complete BUIIdtng. Vrnyl & Aluminum Siding. 1 67 Olds 98 Town Sed., power & air.. ---~795 · .- 1971 DODGE DEMON ............... $1895 On Most Amer~can Cars ROOFING 69 Ford A. 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.. ___ ..:._11095 68 VW Square Back ____________ ,1795 4 Door, hardtop, factory a1r, power sf & brakes I work guaranteed. Reasonable work 5968. 1969 MERCURY MARQUIS..........11795 c O' DE:LL WHEEL Alignment located at Crossroads. Rl 124. now back to work. Complete 70 Olds 98 Hol Sed., power, air ------'2495 70 Chevelle Mal. Cpe., V.S, A.T., P.S. --- 11695 70 VW KG Coupe, 7,000 miles ______ 11695. 69 Pontiac Bonn., 2 dr. H.T., v-roof, air__ , 11295 69 'MercuiJ Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto. __ 11095 1 1970 MAVERICK ...................... 1395 6 cyl. stand. Pomeroy Home & Auto 8 4 JO Dally, 8-12 Sat. lo \ 1t1e R. H. Rawlings Sons 71 Olds Cut S. Cpe., v-roof, new w/slw_. 1·19S Skylark 2 dr .. V-8, automatic. power st. EXPERT Wheel Alignment , •5.55 1973 CHEV. 1973 OPEL 197Z DODGE 1971 DODGE 1971 PONTIAC 1971 BUICK 1971 v.w. 1970 PLYMOUTH 1970 PONTIAC 1969 CHEV. 1969 FORD 1 1971 BUICK ........................... !1995 -GUARANTEEDPhone 992·2094 AUTOMOBILE Insurance beeo SEWING MACHINES PROPERTY IS GETTING HIGHER , BUY TODAY AND SAVE HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER 992·2259 If no Answer 992-2568 ENJOY THE COUNTY FAIR ~ROWNING COMPLETE~el- of- Altgnmenl WOOD TRUSSES 1 215 N. Second Phone 992-3509 24 Hour Service All work guaranteed. ~------- -:--:~--____:_ dillon Wheel PR E-FABR ICATEO .. 0. Spec•alist ASK US ABOUT 3 bedrooms, bath. kttchen 7·18·11 T'AG A LONG Pomeroy porches, gas furnace, large 3083. 1972 ROOMS by the week. S1S up. Meigs Inn, Pomeroy. 7 12·11c building 25x29 with garage, Dally Sentinel ---~---..: 8· 12·6!c Ph. 992 ·2174 balanced electronically . All covermg, almost new block Pick-Up Service Available We Buy & Sell Antiques Dick Seyler-Owner · Kerr St. Pomeroy, Phone 992-2798 SMITH NELSON ,r.10TORS, INC. kitchen, bath. all new floor carpel. large lot Phone 7(2 model used front end service, tune up and brake service Wheels For The lan, evening hours Nathan Biggs Radiator SpecialiSt SOME·GREAT USED CAR BUYS Calais H.T., full power, air.--!5500 72 Pontiac Catalina 4-Dr., power, air --- 13695 72 Chev. Caprice Cpe., v-roof, air.____ .13295 ' Heatl ng Air Con d . Q .... tnqerallon . Plumbing EleCIIICdl AppuAu .. ~> Auto 1 A1r Cond . . Residential or Commercial . Cad~lac 72 std .. long wide bed ------------·------------· J972 PINTO ............................ 1995 1 No ruinous lyes or caustics living room , oven, range, dacron polyester 3652. For Rent JUST RENOVATED 2 bedrooms, has new cab1nels and S S. Back to School Sale! 'CASH pa1d for all makes and ' models of mobile homes Phone area code 614·423 9531. Helen Baer, Syracuse. Parkersburg c Mobile Homes For Sale 4 from E. MAIN--~.6 POMEROY Carriers Wanted Apply In person, Blue Tar ::,ma uest Heater Core . Pets For Sale c - - - - -- - - Etc. li'om Furniture Antiques-Modern. Metals Bulldo>er Radiator to the v.a. We Have 50 ~ew Buick & Pontiacs Ill Stock. You Can Save Hundreds of Dollars: They Are Gomg Fast. Beat The 74 Price Raise. power st , long wide bed 1969 1h TON CHEVY................. 11495 P AND J HOME MAINTENANCE & REPAIR "STRIPPERS" ____ ___ :=========-~ Your Right to Know no experience Ph. 742-6271 We Str ip Paint, Varnishes, From the laraest USED CARS 3 Door Runabout, outomotlc, rack on top. Dick's Hoard House -------------- PUBLIC NOTICES WAitRESS full and parttlme Stop In and See Our Floor D1sp!ay. Call 40 ACRES ON BLAti'KTOP - 5 bedrooms, S·16 61c 8·15·1fc bath. large kitchen. n1 ce LA DY- lo- -;!ay-~ifh-;lderly gambrel roof barn with shed, 3 coup le Live m or out Phone TWO trailer lots In Middleport. 3 ROOMS of furniture Phone bay Implement shed and Archie Ellis. 992·2673 v, duplex In Bradbury ; phone 992·7095 after 6 p.m . several other buildings. 8·1S.3fc before 6 p m 992-5693. B -15·31c and be tnforJTied of th e func $16.500 _ _ __ _ _ ___:8~13 Sic lion s of your government are KNAPP shoes new fall and embod 1ed 1n pu bli c: not1 ces In NEW HOME that self .gov ernment charges w•nter styles now out Call 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and all C1 h ze ns to be 1nformed, FAMILY ROOM 3 992 5324 • unfurnished aparlmenls. th 1S newspaper urges eve r -y. bedrooms, baths, one en. Phone 992-5434. citizen 10 read and stCJdy these -:-:-:::-:::-::----__:8....._14· lie closed, vent fans In both. Lots 4· f2.flc • nohc:es We stron gly adv1 se - - - - - - - - - - - -· APACHE Eagle Tent Camper, ol closets, nice kitchen with those Ci t izen s. seeok1ng further mtorrnat•on, Ia exerc1se thei1 sleeps 4, also custom hitch tor stove Double garage In the TWO BEDROOM mobile home r 1gh l of access t& pubi H for rent In the Racine area, 67 Chevrolet. Phone 992 7157 basement Asking $29,500 00 r ecord s and pubhc me etmg s Includes air conditioning . Coli 8·1 • 61c 992·5858 . UNION AVENUE WHITE and yellow sweet corn . 8· 16·11C POMEROY 2 bedroom cantalopes, and watermelon s Dave Yost, Great Bend S43 home. bath. basement, porch MOBILE home space In 2242. and large lot All utilities. Syracuse. Phone 992-5858. PUBLIC NOTICE 8-14 61p Asking S7,500 00. Case No . 20976 6-21 ·11C Help Wanted For Free Estimate large lot over 1 acre. Has droveway . CONSTRUCTION FURNJTURE MODERN SANITATION JOHN' TUCKER Rl 4, Pomeroy. 0 . 992 ·39S4 . v.e, auto.. and OFfiCE SUPPLIES long wide bed. 1971 FORD Fl00 ...................... 12195 Roofing , Spouting. Porch Repair, Com· plete Home Remodeling. '4 HOUR SERVICE wastier, dryer , and range. Ca rpeted~ Forced air furnace NO 1 Copper. 60c , Radiators, AT SHOWALTER ' S Wei Pel, Sunday after 12 noon ; on JOe. brass. 20c. batteries, 90c Chesler, Ohio Sliver Angels, weekdays after 5 p m • 992· J9c, J for a dollar. 10 gallon each, clean. dry Gi nseng 3247 roots, $60 alb Yellow root, $4, setups , SIO. May apple. SOc. per lb. M . A s 1 131c B-5·1fc KOSCOT KOSM ~ 111..0 o. .. IGS. __ __ _ _ _ ___: Hall. Reedsville. Call 378- - - - - - - - - Spec ials during August are 6249 EXCELSIOR Salt Works. E Koncent ree, Mo1st KoteJ 7-31 lfc Main St .. Pomeroy . All kinds LARGE. convenient bulld~ng Klea nslng Kream , One Day lots at Rock Spnngs Area of salt water pellels, water Sachel & others, Phone Helen r estricted for houses only nuggets, block salt and own WANTED for auction . Jane Brown, 992·5113 Tuppers Plains & Chesler Ohio River Salt. Phone 992. 8 2-lfc household poods Tools , most Wat er available Ca ll or see 3S91. anything o value Will buy or 6·51fc Bill Wille. 992·2789 WILL giv e away for good home se ll on commission. Will haul ..:._ 7:_ 24·1fc In the country , full bloo(led Call 992 3354 Hayman 's. i972 TAG·A· LONG Travel German Poll ee Dog 3 year s 7 25 lfc old , gentle w1th children Trailer , 22 ft. sleeps 4, self Reason for giv1ng away - dog contained Excellent con· 7 ROOM house with bath 1n Rutland. a1r conditio ned, ha s to be t1 ed and would like OLD fu rni ture, oak tables, dillon Call 992·7407. to r un loose Phone 992 3359 8·12-61c carpeted, gas furnace, dish · clocks . Ice boxes , brass beds, 8 17 6lc washer. double oven. range . or complete dishes business for sale double garage, large carport, GROCERY households Wr i te M . D FABRIC Inn DOUBLE KNITS Butldmg for sa le or lease 4 acres cleared and fen ced. M1ller, Rl. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio, HUNDREDS OF YARDS. Ph smal l barn and other ca II 992-6271. LOTS OF REMNANTS . one 77 3·56181rom 8·30 P m buildings Phone 614-742-6834 5 13·11C lo 10 p m for appointment LOWEST PRICES LONG 5 30 lfc INVISIBLE ZIPPERS SOc, on County Road 50 between ·-----.......:. 3.::20 lfc Tur,pers Plains and Reeds196912 x 55 SCHULT trailer for vile Make school clothing sale. 2 bedrooms , 1971 Datsun and save Phone 378·6274. Pickup with lop. Call 949·4141. 8 15 31p See behind Racine Po$1 Of. PARKVIEW Kennels Poodles. flee. Richard Garten I toy male and 1 female. THERE w1ll be an auct1on sale _ _ __ _ _ __:8_:: 10 Sic Phone 992 5443 at the Kyger Creek High 7·15·11l School Thursday al9 am. All WELL PLANNED 3 bedroom, 2 608 types of shop equ1pment. bath home with full PHONE 992-2156 181 3· 10·17 31c 992-2094 606 E. Main Pomero.Y DUMP TRUCK SERVICE v.a. std. PRICE POMEROY HOME & AUTO 622 E Mam. Phone 992 7554 7 19.30ic IN LOVING memory of Ellazady Manley Clark who passed away two years ago . August 17, 1971 Dear Mom Two years have gone by s•nce you left me, but lim e doesn ' t heal all the pain . No one knows how I m 1ss you and long to see you again But two lov •ng hands are resting The voice I loved so IS st1ll The mother who worked so hard for me 1S wa1t1ng on God ' s beautiful hill She had a FEMALE to work as recep tionlst clerk and general nature one could not h!i!lp duttes of small bustness loving and a heart that was Some typtnQ. Must have good purer than gold, and to those personality . E xc ellent who knew her and loved her , work ing cond 1t1ons 35 hours her m emory will never grow Send complele per week old God grant that we may resume to Box 729 A. C·O The rest m heaven when work like Dally Sentine l. Pomeroy , hers IS don e. Ti ll then 1 yield Oh1o m glaoness , my mother for 8·17 61c Him to keep, and retolce m the sweet assurance He giveth H1s loved one sleep So APPLICATIONS are now be 1ng accepted for the position of rest tn peace , Mom , ahd walt '" Dispatcher' 1 for Southeast fot me . and w)1en God's Will tS Ohro Emergency Medical done at last. we are to be Ser v1 ce, Inc Applications together once aga in, as we may be ac:qu~red at Central were m the past SadlY mIssed Headquarters, 25 w by daughter Nev a, grand Wash•ngton Sf, Athens, Oh1o ; children and great or by phoning 1-614 592 6606 . grandchildren Appflca!Jons or resumes must 8·11 11p be rece ived no later fhan Augus t 2>4 , 1973 Mall to Southeas t Ohio Emergency Medical Service, Inc , 25 w Washington St, So)C 927, Athens, Oh 10 A5701 Attn , Roy E Rank1ns 8 17 Jtc 1973. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED 1973MODEL CLEARANCE SALE 1973 FORD FlOO..................... 12695 Business Services PAGEVILLE. Ohoo •n clude s c ucumbers , mangoes, and 2 BEDROOM Roush . Pomeroy Slreel. ca nla lo pes Geraldine Mason. va Cleland. Racine. _ _ __ _ _ __ 8-ls.91p _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 7..::.:_31 .1fc plus many other 1fems and l tv• ng room su1tes at low, low pnces Pomeroy Recovery , Pomeroy ' terlor TEAM ot match1.>d worlc.horscs , UPHOLSTER your own lur CO RNER cupboards. wall c upboa~ds. chests. old guns. nl lure We have all the sup· Phone 992 2362 any co ndit ion Also blue pltes you will n~ed, fl'br lcs, decorated stoneware, Wrlle OL IV ER 60 tractor with 6 fl ------~-_:8:._·1:.:2·61c loa m for cushions and pad P 0 Box 44, Martinsburg, dmg . w e tut toa m to any size semi -mounted mower. For or shape Sw1vel bases, cotton 1 Ohio. 43935 or call 1-484.4440 sa le or trade for cattle Phone 3 BEDROOM house On Lincoln burlap legs, z1 pper, welt cord, afler 7 p m 742·5322 . Hill, l1vlng room. kitchen . webbi ng , dacr on chtp board 8 8·901c balh and utility room , extra 8·12·61c ------ In Memory tXPI:" RI ENCED palnler. In· Real Estate For Sale 1970 YAMAHA 360 Enduro Call afler 5 p.m. 9S5-J97R _ _ _ _ _ _ __...s_..... 12 6tp WE WOULD l1ke to thank th e Pomeroy and Rac i ne 8·15-31c Emergency Squads , the Bashan , Racme Ftre OUTDOOR DANCE at Department . Special thanks MAPLEWOOD LAKE to Alfred. and Jack Lyons , Or SATURDAY night starling at Te!le, Free land Norns, and 9 p.m . Music by local band, all lhe people rn the Bashan THE PATCHWORK Ad area for their help 1n the rescuing of Daniel Cr1SI1p , mtsslon , $1 person Wilbur Burke, and Danny s 15·31c Kauff who were overcome by -~---fumes whtle cleanmg out a c1stern The Cr•sllp and Burke MEIGS SENIORS. Make your appointment now to have your Fam dy 8 17·11P For Sale Employment Wanted 5DO E. ~~IN POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992-2174 FOR THE PARTICULAR l WAN'f ADS INFO~MATIOtl consecu t rve msertrons 19 cent$ per word su1 con SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. I ,. ' \ I. �~~:~~=~~~~--:.,:,~,::·x~-~~.:-;-~;~ '~:,~:~-.'l: :.l:~:, ,:,x:~'«~>:<.:m· :;~X\l:--,:~~~~~=·~ ~o;-;-~-~ -~=:.l~~:~:..;,:~=~=.:;::;;;:'1';"~;.~:=~-::----ul=dr-c 1' ~I~UJod=:lhe~=~~~~ Au.~ . 10- Thl Dally Sfnllnel, Middk>port-l'llmeroy. 0 .. 17, 19'13 ' .:. : : ~~ B~~a. r~:t :::::~h'>."<::~,:~::~~!:~~=::::~:-\{-;-:~;,~>;f '%:!:~::.~~ t r ~--~>:*-l Pftlldnl of !be Wahama Athltll t Bot~t ers AIIOI:Ialto ha d .. • IIIIIOIID<e lhatlhe White Falcons are In f00thall Deed of 1 Any b a;e indt'td 1 0 IOho wl::..•~ ~urc~seuaa game football, which will be given away to some lucky person each home game, may call Gilland at 773-5939 or Mrt. Charles Teager at 773-5317. MEIGS THEATRE Theatre Closed . Augus.l 11 thru August 23 AUGUST 24 thru 26 HEARTBREAK KID Plus THE MAN Auousl 31 thru Sept. • BATTLE FOR THE · PLANET OF THE APES TONIGHT August 17 FLY ME !Color) I RJ " You wouldn't believe (but you lwllerl the probleiiiS already . . upon us m the matter of news •PIIce ver.us newsprml supply. It would seem that half the newsprint mills or the U. S. all of a s~dden culllwlr.switrhes. And this is one of those situations that w111 gel worse be for~ tt gets better. We wil1have mor~ '?say to our readers a!>put thts and what we propose to do about tl on a few days. . . . . . Meanwhile: we will use lhls space t~day to pubhsh nuscellaneous ttems collected by Jo Ellen Dtehl on her tours Thursday of the fair grounds at Rock Springs : KIM GltUESER took !,'!'and champion honors in the jwtior fair flower show Wednesday with Teri Pullins taking reserve champion honors. Competing were Pam Holcomb Marsha Hokomb, Tammy Davis, Kim Grueser, Teri Pullins. umra TI10mas, Lori Guinther, Sandi Hamilton, and Nancy Lawrence. MANDIE ROSE was selected ·as grand champion in 4-H deooranla for her refinished love-seat. R~serve champion was Carol Lewis. Participants in the project were the above and Iitgrid Hawley, Kim Kraulte·r ,.and Vanessa Folmer. IRJ SATURDAY Aug. 18 DOWN HILL RACER (Color) Rober! Redford -Plus-' THE OUT OF TOWNERS. :::::;=-=;=;=·~=·===~=:::=:=:•:i:':•:~::~==:~:::::::::::::::::::::·:·~- Jack' Lemmon IGJ Sun., Mon., Tues. Aug. 19-20-21 Double Fea~ture Program. THE DARING DOB.ERMANS Tim Considine Joan Caulfield Plus TWILIGHT P-EOPLE John Ashley Pat Woodell I Metrocolor I 1- - - - - - -I·PIIG;.lo1 WRONG GRAVES BALTIMORE iUPI ) Maryland Gov. Marvin Mandel, a Democrat who succeeded VIce President ·Spiro T. Agnew in 1969, believes the cr""inal In· vesllgatlon of Agnew started as a political "vendetta" against Democrats in retaUallon for lhe Watergate scandal, but that It back· fired. "You should be careful digging graves for other people because you might fall In," he said Thursday. ~::::::!:!::::::::;:~:::::::::::::::~:;:;:;:~;:;:;:~:::;:;::::;::;:::;;:;: ITI SATl!RDAY ONLY TOTEM .Sandwich BAGS . IGA BRAND Tall Cans MILK News"- e e e 4 cans Sch in Briefs (Continued from page 1) officials have offered to discuss the complaints of those employes with them on the condition they return to work. They have refused. "As far we we are concerned, the employes who are refusing to report to work are gnilty of insubordination that will not be tolerated - particularly by employes in sensitive areas such as our correctional institutions," Gilligan said. ae1er di eS Open Friday and Saturday Nights Until 9 PM Sleepwear · Bicycles on Sale . Sale c)f Mens Neckties . All Weather Coats· Double Knit Dress Slacks for Men. Sale of Mens and Boys Leather Belts. refocus national attention on major domestic and foreign policy problems away from Watergate. Nixon will use as a springboard his address belore the 74th annual convention ol the Veterans of Foreign Wars :E~V3~F:~:bn~~ throughfor Labor Aides slay said ·Calif., a Day·. prolonged Now is a good time for doing your Back-to-School Shopping. You'll find an excellent selection and the values are ·rwonderfu I. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY •-----------------------------..1 CINGNEW INTEREST RATES NO A HOME BUYER WHO POSTPONED PURCHASING a $3a,OOO, single-family home from June to August will pay another $3,600 lot lbe decision, the chief economist of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board estimates. Harris C. Friedman, asked about rising mortgage rates, said Thursday the two-month delliy may have hit the potential hoine buyer worse by forcing him completely out of the market because of the tight mortgage money supply. Despite increases in slate usury ceilings in recent months and higher interest charges in slates without ceilings, Friedman said, money · available for mortgages declined by more than.$1 billion in July and August. · I PASSBOOK SAVINGS I 13-MONTH CERTIFICATE there." BEST IN LIVE ENTERTAINMENT .BACK AGAIN ••• GARY STEWART Saturday Night 10:00 TIL 2 We Wire Flowers PH. 992-3629 Everywhere POMEROY 992·2039 Porn eroy Flower Shop Mrs. Millard Van Melor Ph . 992 -2039 Ph. 992 -5721 ' ' Date of Withdrawal lh% I ANNUAL RATE To · Payable Quarterly · • Minimum $1,000.00 ANNUAL RATE • Minimum $1,000.00 I 2-YEAR CERTIFICATE I % • Payable Quarterly ANNUAL RATE •Miniinum $1,000.00. For Further Information Visit Our Main Office in Pomeroy or Our Branch in Rutland. · OR Phone Us Af992-2133 io Pomeroy or74f468'i In _Rutland. I By llub lloellleh I'OMEHOY - Wor the seC<Jnd con. secullve day, Sid Spencer. a lllfmer Pomeroy mayor, thrilled lwlltght rHclng fans at lhe Meigs County Fair ns ho drove to four first place wins Friday. They got their money's worth due to the large number of entries which lorced the races Into two fields to ma ke !l!O race schedule. Spencer drove Pandoras Skipper, ·owned by Jacob Welnlwrger ol G~lllpolls, lo first place in both the third and eighth raees which were for three 'year · old pacers, In the second division for three year old pacers, Spencer drove Keystone Stony to score llrst place wins In both races. Keystone Stony won in less Ume than Pandoras Skipper and received a trophy blanket awarded lor the best horse In the four races. Keystone Stony Is owned by Weinberger and Sidn_ey and Roger Spencer. Se~ond place In the third race went'to Mr. It. G. owned by R. G. Betts of Bar· • pomeroy rutland All Deposits Insured to $20,000.00 By The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. RU1LAND 8RA!ICH Mon ., Tu • ., Wed, , Stt., 9 a .m .·3 p.m . :Thursday 91 .m. to 12 Noon FrldiY 9 o.m. lo 7 p.m. pomeroy national bank · the bank of the century established 1872 MAIN.OPfiCE nesyllle with Shlrp ~ ·· Sull\paon laking Ulird In lhe third race lind third In U10 cighth race. ~cond place In U1e eighth ru ce went to Coles Pat owned by Howard Prorrttlof Jackson. Bob lllll of the Western and Suuthern Life Insurance Co. presented the trophy blanket to the Spencer horse . In the lourth and ninth races, IIICOnd place In both went ·to Hillcrest Princess ownsd by R. G. Belts of Barnesville. Third place In the lourth went !a Miracle ~b· bie, owned by John Foster of Piketon and third place in the ninth .went to J . E. Adios, owned by Jack and Earl Ater, C lork s bur~ ·. · Ohio. Keystone Stony look-firs\ place In both events . Bystander, owned by William and · Julia Miller or Piketon was second In the fifth race and llrsl In the tenth race to become the trophy winner of those two events. The trophy was provided by Royal Oak Pork, Pomeroy. First In the fifth was Renes Girl owned by Raymond Grant or Jackson with Skips Star owned by John Busse, Somerset taking third in the fifth and McPally laking .Sidnov SlliJ.ncer in rfiour victories fior d •h •h ' 2n Strarg, t ,Rlg. t ~., ' third In the IA!nth. Second In the IAlnlh was TranquJl Bay, another local ·horse owned by Byron Dailey, Pomeroy, and driven by R. Calvert, Jr. These two races were lor non-win lrofier under $1500. In the fl~sl division ollhe lwo-year-<Jid trollers, "BFD", owned by Doris Newhart of Marietta came_through for llrst place wins In the first and sixth races. CanTown, oNned by Fred Polk, Zanesville, won first place In both the second and seventh but the trophy horse was BFD which made it's wins in less Ume. The trophy blanket was presented by WMPO AM·FM. BeUtlle, owned by James Wackliam, Jr., Washington C. H., '?ok second place in hoth the llrst and the sixth with Log Jam, owned by Betty Beatty, Greenfield, taking (Continued on Page 2) + Weather POMEROY'S SIDNEY SPE:NCER drove to four first place wins in Friday's horse harness racing at the Meigs County Fair . Here, Spencer receives a trophy blanket for his first place wins with Keystone Stony in the fourth and ninth • races. From t)te left are Spencer, his brother, Roger, who is .a part-<Jwner of Keystone Stony, and Bob Hill , local manager of the Western and Southern Ufe Insurance Co. which presented the trophy. r Your Invited Guest Reaching More ' 1'han 12,000 Families tmts Warm, humid today and tonight. Showers probable southeastern Ohio Monday. Lows tonight In the 60s. Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Jlallev 30 PAGES VOL. 8 NO ..29 3 SECTIONS SUNDAY, AUGUST 19, 1973 Gallipolis-Point Pleasant Pomeroy-Middleport · PRICE 20 CENTS $8000 is collected • m Gallia GALLIPOLIS - Larry Boyer, chairman ol,lhe 1973 Gallia County Cancer Crusade; announced Saturday that more tha~ $8,000 has been collected thus far in the fight against cancer. Boyer said this Is an all-time record. Previous high sum was $6,500. The recent bike-a.thon project has . brought in $832 thus far. jloyer said he expects the sum to swell to $1,0011 before the Sunday, Aug. 2& turn In deadline. The chairman said that in order to count the blke-a-thon donations on .this YCBic's bpoks, all ~ledge cards from the be turned in by Aug. 26. '· wllf'be &Wiifde\1 In the dnclivi,:Juaf'\1'1\o turns In the most·money. Individuals who still have money or pledge cards out should turn It in to Boyer, in care of the GaiUpolis Tribune, or to Roger Hood, in care of HaskinS-Tanner ctothirg Co. TQols taken in shop robbery POMEROY - Meigs County Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach's Dept. · is investis;~ting a breaking and entering that occurred sometime Saturday morning at Calvlp O'Oells' aligrunent shop locatf\11at the ''Crossroads" on Rt. 124 three mttes from Midtlleport. A v~riety of tools were taken. it was reported. · qamage to two pop machines also was reported to the depar""ent by Vernon Bing who owns and operates a service slatl~ across from O'Dell's place of business. Robert Beegle, deputy, reported that DorsFYJordan, Pomeroy, Rl. 4, has lost a blac~ mare pony with 30 feel of chain. The animal, lost, strayed or s!Qien, Is 10 years old ~nd has been gone for two days. Anyone who has seen the pony or has any jnlormation Is to contact the sheriff's department . Johnson & Sons sweep awards FLOWERS MEIGS INN ANNUAL RATE Depos~ I FIVE PIECE GROUP AT for All Occasions Date of • Payable Quarterly HOSPITAL NEWS Holzer Me\llcal Center (Discharges) Effie Roush, Margaret Priddy, Lorelei Meaige, Frances Kent, Carolyn Brewer, Eva Nickels, Tabitha Mullins, Patricia Lamb,ert, Anna Lambert, Herbert Hall, Florence Gillespie, John Boggs, Judith Bethel, Evelyn Ramsay, Pamela Blair, Lawrence Wilks, Cecil Topping, Patricia Stein, Katha Smith, Willard Scott, Belly Saunders, Judy Ratliff, Gregory Phillips, Roxie Oiler, Brenda Mullins, Donald Love, Diane Johnston, Mrs. Jerry Galloway and son, Craig Fisher, Clifford Decker, Infant son of Bruce Curtis, Karen Cox, Melanie Bush, Roy Brlggll, Christopher Blanton and Larry 'Barcus. (Birtlll ) Mrs . Joseph Martin, a daughter , Wellston : Mrs. Brian Kerns, a son, Mason; Mrs. Roger Rose, a daughter, Jackson. % %% II-YEAR CERTIFICATE Cl~ifiliPJ lnd ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY LANCASTER OHIO - APPARENTLY WHAT Is good for the goose is good for the gander. Sheriff's deputies seized tables and chairs in the City Council room Thursday and will auction them to the public in order to pay Frank Beckley $519.02. Beckley had filed a· dama~e suit agaipst the city because it removed a trailer and Some possessions from a lot he owne\1 so weects could be cut down while he was in Florida. The two sides reached a settlement of $500 and costs, but council has since halked in paying it. Now the council's furniture is in a storeroom wailing to be sold. PATIENT MOVED The Meigs County SEOEMS unit transported Bernice Vanaman, Rutland Route 1, from Veterans Memorial Hospital to the Holzer Medical Center Thursday. ~th:n~.:.~~r:::,. """"nd FAIRHAVEN, MASS. - A TEAM OF DIVERS Thursday abandoned its month-long quest lo recover $2 million in riches believed aboard the luxury liner Andrea Doria, which sank 17 years ago when it coltided with the Swedish vessel Stoekliolrn, killing 51 persons. The recovery mission, which cost at least $250,000, -was abruptly ended Thursday when a trio of divers who had managed to cut into the sunken vessel two days earlier found access to the ship's purser's office all but impossible. "One long wall was badly buckle\! and there was a lot ol wreckage in there- twisted steel and wooden beams " support diver Tim Kelley :said. "We decided it wa$ a death trap, and we weren't going to send them in 80's Prices !ConUnued from Pill I) wheal down aa much a1 (Continued from Pllge IJ adrwnaUcdlveslncebreaklnl regulations permit on the :said In a quiet vol~e. ·n,.. U.•l lt.-evu Show, a 1*1 Ill lhe lrtt &rudalaad record hlghl earUer'thll -k, Chlc•go, Mlnneapolla and Siriea """tponed lndelinllAll• t'IIJWalnmeat IIIII year, played loa packed craadalaad at v ..... aty boa""" of tr·~- . •' but the turnaround II for dll· ....,, '"" the sentencing or Magruder and 1hc illelg• Cuunly Fair Th•l'ldiY niJbi. lerenL reaaona, commodity Meat prlcU on Mldweat released him on his own · Al5 p.m. loday the ae<oad twiU&ht hone ham..a racine market expertJ uy. markets dropped lor the thlrd recognizance, pruj(ram will Rei underway and thla evenlnUII:III p.m., the The prices Pllld for grain on straight day Thursday, with Magruder was the annual hor~e puiUnc conteal !1'111 be held. The Jualor lair, the Midwest markets Later hog prlceaplunclna by 11 much high Nixon campaign official to market 18 at I: I$ p.m. affect.'! the price o1 meat, since as $& per hundredweight from plead guilly to conspiracy Saturday the hone bameao racing will begla at 3 p.m. 111001 of It is sold 18 livestock record Ieveli .Cattle sales and charges. The first was Fre\le- and the ~venin& graadstand event II llle Speer feed. Bread prlcea are only prices were alao down, with 11 rick C. LaRue, an aide lo Family, beglnnln& 8:l0.' slightly affected by the wheat many points reporllna not camPIIign director John N. ;<::;;;<::;<.<,~;;;;;:;.-:;''~:::\">.->':\>':*~::::->;;:;..'<!':::<;:,-;;;.-;::~-:,:,:,~~~'!':::~~:<:::::~;~;;;;:;:~<o« futures, since there II only enough receipts to ealablllh Mi tchell, who entered his plea ~ Nixo'n wlll be "busy" as he about two cents worth ol wheal market trends. June 'll. seeks to recoup his standing In In a loaf of bread. Both LaRue and Magruder Mary Smith Schaefer, 57, the popularity polls, now down Grain C<llltnlodlly experts The first Republlcan candi-< wtll be go_vernmenl Witnesses at Rose Hlll, died this morning al to the lowest level of his said tradera were walling lor dale lor rresldent was John forthcomong Watergate trials. · Holzer Me\lical Center presidency. today's weekly report on wheat Frernon in 1858 . He lost Sirica said he would not She was the daughte~ of the available for export. Thl!, they James Buchanan. se.ntence either man until the late Tony and Lillian Duerr tr1als are,over. . Smith C · · · . onsptracy carroes a rna~- Mrs. Schaefer Is survived by 1mum penalty or five years tn her husband Edward J prison, a $10,000 fine or bo~. "Buck" Schaef~r; one brother: James F. Neal, an asststant Philip Smith Pomeroy· six to Cox, said the prosecutor had sisters Hilda White Long decide\! to accept Magruder's jlotto~ Mildred 'Dains plea to a single co~splracy Pomer~y , Wilma Bibbee: count 1nslead of mdlcting him Lancaster, Sue Goeglein, on other charges because Pomeroy, Clara Milhoan, Long Magruder had come to prosecu- Bottom and Jean Seidenabel tors voluntarily in April to spell Pomeroy ' ou.~ his role In _the s~andal. · Funerai services will be held Of c~rse, tf rou re going lo Sunday at 1 p.m.. at Ewing have a tr1~~· you ve got to have Chapel with the Rev. Robert wttnesses, Neal told reporters. Buckley ofllclatlng. Burial will ' · Take advantage of the sale prices allover the store and at lndtc""ents agamst other be in Beech Grove Cemetery. the Warehouse on Mechanic Street - Sale of Womens figures 10 the case are not Friends l!llly caU at the funeral Coats · Special Sale Group .of Womens Fall Dresses. Bra expected for several more home after 6 p.m. this evening weeks. · · and Girdle ~ale · Womens Panties . Young Juniors Comeback planned Rickey Richar dson Sandy Dennis e (l..ily a e. • • • ~ b'ythe•·•ttor MARK MORA WAS selected grand champion showman during dairy cattle judging with Denise Dean the reServe champion . · The grand champion and reserve champions of the various breeds are as follows: Guernsey - Jan Carnahan, grand, Mark Mora, reserve; Jersey - Robin Windland, grand, and reserve ; Ayrshire, Patty Pullins and Holstein - DeniSe Dean, grand and reserve. "Best of the Day" winners in 4-H demonstrations Wednesday were ltebecca Edwards, Lucy Shook, Sharon Karr, Teresa Carr and Beth Ritchie. Outstanding honors went to Denise White, Kila Young and Brenda Frecker. J . F . YOUNG WAS ths over~ll grand champion showman Thursday morning in-swine judging with Mike Salser laking reserve champion honors. The overall grand champion hog belonged to David Thorn to. nand the overall reserve champion, to Diana Thornton. In FFA, Mike Salser was thegrand champion showman, and J. F. Young the reserve champion, while in 4-H, David Thornton and Diana Thornton look grand and reserve honors respeclively in showmanship. WASHINGTON (UPI) The FFA grand ehampion hog was owned by Mike Salser; President Nixon Intends to reserve by J. F. Voting. Again, in 4-H, David Thornton and Diana · embark on a series of public appearances in an elfort to Thornton placed grand and reserve respectively. SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. - PlusTHE HOTBOX I Color) i Played to full house Magruder POMEROY - Gay F. Johnson and , Soq~. Albany Route 3, look practically all of ~he awards In the Hampshire sheep Ju4~1ng ol the open competition .at the Mejgs county Falr. Johnson look first In the ram, two ye•rs and over; first and second In lite raqt, one yen r and under lwo: first and seQpnd , ewe, two years und over; Todd A. TrJpp, pomeroy Route 3, took lhlr,d ; all ihr!ffi places In the ewe, one yeM and UIJ~er two to Johnson ; first and thlrd to Jo~nson and second to Tripp In the ewe, la!Jlb di vision, and first and second to Johnson In the flock category. . r In tho Suflolk she-ep judging Rodney A. Trjpp, Pomeroy Route 8, took first In _the rl!IP, latllb cluas, und first und second ln . th' ewe, two y~a rs and over. Brian Win· ~~r· pomeroy Houte 3, won llrst and '4qond In Ute ewe, one year and undor and flr~t second and third In the flock calegory . Horse pull is popular_ POMEROY - A fuU grandstand and an overflow ·of spectators watehed the annual horse pulling contest of the !lOth annual Meigs ·County Fair Friday night. Horse teams in ·fout weight classes vied for cash premiums of $80, $65, $50, $25 and $15 . Winners were : Lightweights: StortS and DeWitt, Frankfort, first: Bob Hall, Marietta, second; Charles Bowersock, Dart, third and Witt and Soiling, Piketon, fourth and' fifth. , · Middleweights : Ralph Guthrie, Guys$~~ens . Belrno.nl, W. Va., s"'!ond; George Davidson, Millwood, third and John Crous~r, Elizabeth, W. Va. , fourth. No fifth place. Heavyweights: · Stort~ and DeWitt, first; William Barnhart, Canal Winchester, second; Herman Winesock, Marietta, third ; Robert Bowersock, Canal Winchester; lourth, and William Bowersock, Canal Winchester, fifth. ville; D. W. THE ANNUAL HORSE pulling contest was held Frid<ly evening at the llOihMeigs County Fair In three weight Cl~sses. A full grandstand and an "overf!o~ '!{t~~lt~• "!'w the event. , ;:;;;:?.r,(~;"::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::~:».::::::::~:::::::::~::~ I BLOOD NEEOii ti POMEROY- Meigs County residents arc !Jrged to support the illoodmoblle that be at the Pomeroy Elementary Sehool tomorrow from 1-6 p. m. Blood Is urgently needed. There Is a posslblUty that Melgr County could lose the Bloodmobile program II more support Is not given. will .THE JONES BOYS 'purchased the grand champion steer at the marke\ sale of the Meigs County Fair Friday night lor $1.35 per pound . The 1,185 lb. animal was raised by Mandie ·Rose. Leff lo right 'are Dan Black, Merrill Evan.s , and aob Howard, repreSenting the Jones Boys; Ingrid Hawley, queen, Ed Cross, king, and Miss Rose. ·Graduating.lawmen .will be honored RIO GRANDE - Jackson Chief of · Police Hennan Stiles and Galllpolis Police Sgt. Garland Nibert, School Commanders ol Rio Grande College's Basic Law Enforcemenl Course, said Saturday a banquet will beheld Friday, August24, at 7 p.m. at the Meigs Inn in l'llmeroy to honor all graduating. members of the 262-hour police training course. lnlll.ally, 42area peace officers started - the course In early February, but because of long hours and strenuous class loads, only 25 members completed the course by mid-June. 1'ral.ning certificates will be awarded by a representative from the Ohio Peace Officers Training Council of Columbus, Ohio. A $5 meal charge will be requested. . Graduates receiving awards include Phillip Hill, Gallipolis Police Dept.; Gary Lewis, Gallia . Co. Sheri!f's Dept.; W. Edwin Widger, Gallia Co. Sheriff's Dept.: Russell Stephens, Gallia Co, Sheriff's Dept.; Lester Cardwell, Gallla Co. Sheriff's Dept. : Lee R. Cales, Zaleski Police Dept.; Qale Lear, Centerville Police Dept.; Timothy Mills, Gallia Co. Sheriff's Dept. Mike Myers, Gallia Co. Sheriff's Dept. : Patrie McBride, Galli a Co. Power knocked out Sheriff's Dept. ; Ralph Trussell, Meigs Co. Jiberiff's Dept. ; Robert Shaw, Gallia Co. POMEROY - Power was off 'in sec- Sheriff's Dept.; Neil McMahon, Gallia Co. lions of Pomeroy about two hours Saturday morning when nn lee cream . delivery truck driven .by Roger Roger. of GET'EMOFF Columbus clipped down a utility pole liear POMEROY - Jed Webster, Chief of the residence of Dr. Harold Brown, W. Police, said Saturday owners of unlicensed Main St. . or Junk cars parked on the village owne\1 Traffic was slowed through the section parking lot on Mechanic Street must while workers ol the power companies remove them by Aug . 25 or notify the reset a pole and replace\! lines. There was . police department when they will be medium damage to the truck. Rogers will moved . H they are not removed, they will be charge\!, pollee said . be disposed of. · Sheriff's Dept . ; Michael Northup, Gallipolis Police Dept.; Kennil Cisco, Gallia Co. Sheriff's Dept.; Michael Null, Gallia Co. Sheriff's Dept. Casby Meadows III, Gallia Co. Sheriff's Dept.; Don W. Roach, Middleport Police Dept.; Randall Clark, Middleport Pollee Dept.; Ernest Forshey, Jackson Co. · Sheriffs Dept.; Ron Eas""an, Meigs Co. Sheriffs Dept.; James E. Allbright, Gallia Co. Sheriff's Dept.; Blll Wells, Gallia Co. Sheriff's Dept.; and James Oliver, Gallla Co. Sheriff's Dept. .i~;:::::::::;:;~:;:;:;:;:;:;:~;:;~:::::::~::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::-:~::::::::::::::::::::::: ~ N ;:;: ::: ::~ !:l '::: EXTENDED OUTLOOK lllgh temperatures In the 80's lows In the 60s. A chance of showers Monday and Tuesday, lair Wedn~sday. :~ :~! :::: ::;: :;) :::::::;:~~::::::::::::;::;;;:::8?.:~~::::::::.::;:.;:::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~· EVERYBODY STICKING POMEROY - No candidates withdrew petitions. of clllfdidacy lor the Nov. 6 election at the deadline of 4 p. m. Friday, the Meigs County Board of Elections reports. Candidates filing lor small village, school board and '?wnship trustee posts earlier this month had unUI 4 p.m. Friday lo withdraw. ONLY ONE OF THE CHAMPION PAIR ol market lambs were sold due to the illness of the lamb's mate at the Meigs County Fair ~'riday night. Farmer's Bank 11 nd Savings Co. bought the single lamb from Bill Kaulz lor $1.40 a pound. Shown are.l-r, ll:d C.-oss, king, lngt·lct Hawley, queen, Bill Kautz, and Ted Heed, president or the Farmer's Bunk and Savings Co. . • . •• .and WHY 'NOT! POMEHOY - The Future Farmers of America and the . 4-H Clubs of Meigs County enjoy~>d nnother successful livestock sale Friday night at the Me1gs CountYJunior Fair . · 11tc two organizations thank the individuals and businesses who purchasc'll nnlmals . Consigning and purchasing, respecllvely·, wero : steers. Mand ie Rose, The Jones SoySJ Terry Knig hllng, The Racine. Mon ., Tues .• W•d., Thun . 9 e.m..Jp.m, Frldoy t a.m. to 7 P-1''- StturdiY • 1.m. to .11 Noon Home Nallo.nal Bank : Randy COMMriTtr.E TO MEET POME;R()Y - The Christmas com· il)lttee 1 ~1 mc'll by Earl Ingels, president ol U)~ PornoroY Chumber ol Commerce, wlll ll)fl"t 'l'uuHday at 7:30 p. rn. at the Meigs CONSTRUCTION IS unoorway on a ~7i ,oll7 nddltlon to Guilla Academy High School. Amerlcon Moduliu· Co:, Dayton. Is erecting a 3111 by 10911 loot pero 11nnmtt structure. adjacent to the GAHS gym (court yard area) which will Include two now classrooms and a 60 by 30-looi library. 'fhe project is expected to ho completed before school starts on Aug. 26. ' 'll"· I , I ' I Johnson ~ Fulton-Thompson Tractor Sales; Byron McCoy , Ohio Valley Livestock, Lee Hysell. Pomeroy Nallonal Bank ; Barry Smith, Clly Ice and Fuel ; Kay Ward , Marlon Riggs Ford and Mercury ; Jell Pallerson, Meigs Inn ; Poulo Hysell , Farmers Bank and Savi ngs Co.; Mike Salser. Cltllens Nallonal Bank; Oebor~ll . . ,!'J. Boatright, Marlins Oeparlmenl Store ; Becky Windon . Page C~evrolelJ Brian Windon, Southeastern' Equipment Co.; Noah Hysell, Roy Parker; Grant Johnson, Dally Sentinel ; Tammy Pll:er. Elberfe lds; Don Shetter. Racine Food Markell Debbie Windon , Formers Bank ond Savings Co.; Kim Bickers, Elberfeld$/ Bob Johnson, Velerons Memorial Hospital ; Diana Benedum1 Sugar Run Mill ; Barry Theiss, G. and J , Auto P1rlt1 Terry Smllh, landmark • Tereu Benedum, Pomeroy National B11nk 1 Sltn Davis, Modern Supply ; Jeff i(n)Q htlng, Rep. Oakiel Collins; John Jenkins. Evant Packing Co .; Rocky Hut>p, Jl~kton Producllon Crodlt ; Robin Gllntr, Ohio Volley Llvnlock Sale11 Klmmy Pierce, Ohio Valley Llvettock S•llltl Mark Pltrtl. O!llo Volle~ livestock Sain. . ·sheep': Pam Kovh. larry '~ Mobile (Continued oa Pal' ~ • · , • � 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. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 August 17, 1973 schaefer