https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3a316ecd92db8def848d55200b1d773a.pdf 3d3ebe7409c8118a450648208ac5a03c PDF Text Text ' I 2• -TheSUildayTtrr.es-Sentinei,Sw 1 d~y,July22, 1973 ' ' contrib 22 Cases · settled · t . un"t are thank d 0 1 · Wilson Hunt, Rt. 2, Albany, $25 /PI anct cosu, restricted 3o day utors '< lnstl .tute Gallipo • s license suspension, reckless tunately Ia operattns In the operation ; Randy K. Pyles, GALLIPOLIS - The Crown Bottle Caps to enable black. To date the ~~quad hal GALLIPOLIS - Thirty-four programs . Th e ·rea d1'nu~ '•rs and administra tors ~... ex- Callla 710 a generous made In ercess of 650 free Ruc 1·ne • $10 "•nd C""'" ounty Volunteer them In 1make Galll.poJ 1·8 School District program is begmntng ' " ' or eess1ve e Jler•en"" ~ , , , runs to call for . . . 'I ts look lit•c slt!d\'• for gr'ld"al• . sp eed·, "" " "rluld I•ovett · Emergency Squad last week donotton o ' ' . 1 '"ochers and administtalors !*'cond year of operation in un dergru dU!l te cr.' d'' t . Th e 'l'welve Pomeroy, 7 days conft . ncrncnt , thank•'<! Huth ed I 1 by .. Ia wcontlnue, the _ Circle, Henry T.he v_ olunteer emergency help. th'~ · kl Gallipolis. mst1 In • maln'·ln "' a steady "' · 't ut e was supp or ted POMEHOY · lox 1ca 11 on; .an d Mark J . Kiesling, Charles Kiesling, squad IS operat so e Y of sq uad mu•l PIarUtlcitpated din whee obng Professors Thomas Gibney through " Title m, ESEA defendants were fined and 10 Valponl, Cleveland, Ohio, $25 Robert Kiesling, Lillie M. ponatlons from the peop1e flow of donations. . ns tu e con uc.... ere )'1 and William Wier_sona of the project, dtrec . ted bY M'll •-·• Ky•er Gallia County and does not ' . can' be mailed or led · I ar d fo r·fel' t.ed bon.ds 'ln Meigs and costs, restric... ... 30 day Ct••ney ~ • and the little ' o Donations University Fof To . County Court Frl'day with license suspension, reckl ess Valley Boys 4-H Club for their receive any federal, staLe, or phoned In'" 'd o personne !'II d University conducted the ' in- Cassl.dJ•. w the GaUia County ending rl ay en I e sHtute assisted by Jack Paul Kuhn, superintendent , Judge frank W. Porter operation. money donations , Special local gover nment funds . Sheriff's Department on 1 1 "Development · andPrEvaluatton " Goldberg and &ott Ball of and Ne1. .,.n "· ders, prmc1pa . . , presiding . Forfeiting bon ds were Dav1'd appreciation went to Cregg Maintenance of the squadf Locust Street, Gallipolis, Ohio of Leaning Unlimited. Nine- mnde the arrangements for pte Pined were James Milliron, J . Kokell.'jparger, Zanesville, and Mike Sherman who spent vehicles and replacement o 45631 or phone 446-1221. Should Th e wor prQvl e sup- teen of the 34 teach- institute conducted at the Rt. 2, Racine; Juanita F. $55, passing at an intersection ; many hours collecting Royal materials used during ' squad someone need emergency aid, portive instrue,tion flor tthhe Washington School. Conde, Rt. l, Reeilsville, and Paul .Ruperl, Wellston, $27.50, transporl.lare very expensive. lease phone lhe Sheriff's teachers in imp ement ng e Thomas L. Dorst, Amlin, Ohio, failure to yield; Robert • For the squad w continue to &rice at 446-1221. Give the Learning Unlimited in' each $10 and cosl.!i, speeding ; , Caruthers, Middleport, $357.50, $50 , assaull and battery ; free emergency ser- dispatcher on 'duty yopr naine, dlvldualized mathematics and h e a d s a g r o u p sh R Roach New Haven Le I Donald c. Nelson, VICe ' to Gallia reading prO"rams. Lea. rning. S aron . • ' DWI; Jeffrey Gers ns ager. b t Ll Do Is b h UCoj!nty,__ d the name of the person Injured'' . and costs,b st!lp Akr on, O""' Ro er Gilliam, vesay,Rm;sell, Y · donations ofJ> ot d me an or. ill, ,,. Unlimited iso a private cor. . . lh w. va ,, $10 · ' 1'"' , 32 ·50 ' speeding·,. ville, town, Clifford ""' a·ddress· and dlrec· h ldt poration based in New Canaan, GALLIPOLIS - Offt~cl s problems relahng to e sign; Arno1d Sc m , rmg, Robert Barnitz, Mason, W. money must e ma ~· Uons on how to get there, Co nn ., specializing in J'lj:--wel'e" elec ted for the .Sliver shoppingplazasuchasa traffic Ohio, $8 and costs, speeding; Va ., $27 _50, failure to stop Ky ., anp Elmer Patrick, The squad, rapidly ap- nattire of the injury or Illness, dl'v'l dua .ll' zed iearnl' ng Bridge Retatl M_e rchants Ii~ht at the entrance; _PUblic Roger Roush, Rt. I , Pomeroy, assured clear distance ahead ; Gallipolis, $27 .50, each for proaching the ~nd of its first and your phone number. Association durmg an res l t·ooms; prov1s1ons . or $.10 an cos , a1 ure o o m ·rau l Sellers, omeroy, · _ · · fthe regis trati d on; ts f 'I t bta' _______ organizational meeting held at parking lot maintenance Harold Methe Siver Bridge Plaza. year around, and projected Daniel, Middleport, $5 and Officers · named are new store locations, and their cos ts, no motorcycle enpresident, Cam Sands of the opening dates. dorsement; Ronald L. Dailey, Kr oger Company; vice The merchants group began Rt. 1, Portland, $10 and costs, president, James Fisher of the plans for upcoming fall failure to yield right of way ; Shapers Marl ; secretary, Mts. promotions including Sidewalk For Sale Virginia 'Pules of Artley's and Days, Back to School Days, 64 MOeiLE home on treasurer,''Merrill Wilcoxen of a n<\ Ch ' rislmas. ' 1971 lot 14in ><Cheshire. Call 367 -7435 the Commercial Trust and Until fur ther notice the after 5 p.m. Savings. .' · associalion will meet each 166-25 The committee requested a Monday at 3:45 p.m. at the " NEVER used anything like meeti~g with owner of the Commercial Trust and it," says users of Blue Lus tre for clea ning ca rpet . Ren t A State F';nm F'amily Income Polfcy Silver Bridge Shopping Plaza, Savings. el ectric sha mpooer $1 at ca n prov(de a re'gular income to help Eugene Imbrogno of MontG. C. Murphy, Lower Store . pay for food, rent, living expenses Another big shipment of these wonderfu l 168-6 if you're taken out of the pictu re. gomery, W. Va . to discuss MONEY RETURNED Let m• &IV$ you all the det•ils. Berkline Chairs . Ali at sa le prices - Furniture POMEROY - A total or 3 BEDROOM home, 1973 Volks· Department on the 3rd floor . Slop in right away . wagen, call 446- 1324 . $8,882,722 in gasoline tax Se lect the one you want for you r sel f or for your 169-6 CARROL K. SNOWDEN revenues was distributed in family and save during this big Chair Sale. Use Veterans Memorial Hospital Park Central Hotel Bldg. July to Ohio counties, town- NEW EUREKA upright model our own sens ibl e credit serv ice to make yo ur 2012A. $59 .95. Phone 367 -7736. Second AVenue ADMISSIONS - Sheila ships, cities alid villages, State purchase. We' ll .deliver free . . Davis Vacuum Cleaner Store, Galhpolis, Ohio Hicks, Pomeroy; Goldiil Wolfe, Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson Sl. Rl: 7 at Addison; 0 . ' Phone 446-4290 Long j3ottom; Harry Potts, reports. The breakdown on the 1Home 446-4518 Syracuse; Sarah Congo, Port- $5,136 received from the total EUREKA 2Q12 A $63.95 free p 7340 land. by Meigs County communities cleaning tool s. Sheppard's. DISCHARGES - Richard includes: Middleport, $1,909 ; Phone .4.46-2852, 862 First Ave. STATE FAR'-' LIFE 169-4 INSURANCE COMPANY Walker , Robert Scarberry , Pomeroy, $1,950; Racine, $369 ; 1"''" ''"'''· H~me Office: Bloomington, Illinois Debbie Parson, Denise P,er- Rutland , $415, and ,Syracuse, TRADE-IN clearance Hoover Lllle • !OOd nejghbor, Sttfe Ftrm 11 tllere. sons, Angela Bostick: dial -a-mati c with tools, like $493. new $~9 . 95, Hoove r con vertible deluxe $39.95, li ke . uiven e- }i in 11 .~. Weather McConn~Is- Piaz· S . e VOL. XXV ~:!:~.!:;.:;!.:...::.:~.:s~e:e:di~n!;.. Guarantee your family an income ~';a~r11~of~~o~e;;r!at~lo~n~,~v:e;;r~~f~o~r--;;;,;;.;._~-----, ELBE.RFELDS IN ·- POMEROY Sale Prices BERKLINE CHAIRS . new EJectro lu x $39 .95, Electro Hyg iene like new, cost 1250, sale price $79.95. Silver King like new, cos t · $300, only $99 .95. Sheppard's, 862 First Ave., 446 -28.\2 .' 169-4 PUBLIC NOTICES Your Right to Know STOCK NO. 73-70 ' NOTICE OF VENTURA 4 DR. SEDAN ,. ,r Regatta Blue-White top, remote m irror , t~ rbo hy dra matic transmi sSion, E78x14 W-W hres, dual horns, rea r sea t speaker, door edge guards, body side moldi ngs, power st.eer ing, trim rings , AM radio, front bumper guards . SALE PRICE ~::!;~.. • STOCK NO. VENTURA 4 DR. SEDAN 73-72 ve1nru1ra 4 Or. Sedan. Porcela in Blue, While 1 I __Cm·dq•~a Top, 2 BBL 350 eng .. power steeri ng, F,ACTORY STICKER PRICE dual horn s, roof dr ip mo lding s, side windo"' revea l moldings, rocker panel BOB REES PONTIAC 1 DISCOUNT . moldings; body si de molding s, custom ca r. 3866.70 371.70 pel s, remote co ntr·ol mirror , t ur bo hydramatlc transmission, E78xt4 WW t.ires, front styl ing option, AM rad io, door edge · guards. body side mold ing s. ST~~-~BNO. 73 -74 5480.05 1935.05 FACTORY STICKER PRICE 1 ) ~08 REES PONTIAC ~ISCOUNT SALE PRICE $4545 GRAND PRIX HT COUPE Gra nd Prix HT Coupe, Ascot Si lve r -Biuck Cordova Top. soft ray gla ss windshield. r emote contro l mirror, AM ra dio, bench seat. cus tom air conditi oning, G78x15 WW tires, door edge guards. vinyl body side moldings, front & rear bum per gUards, prot.eclive . rubber bumper strips. ST~~-~_ ,N°· $3495 GRANDVIllE 2 DR. HT COUPE Mesa Tan-White Cordova Top , soft ray gla ss (all). custom air cqnditioning, H7Bx15 W~ W tires, lront and rear custom seat belts. front shou lder stra p, custom fron t an d rear seat. rear passenger assist str aps, remote control mirror , AM ra dio, door edge guards, stainless body side moldings, fronl and rear guard s, prOtective rubber bumper STOCK NO. SALE PRICE BOB REEl PONTIAC DISCOUNT 5385,90 1890.90 SALE PRICE $4495 FAOORY STICKER PRICE 1 VENTURA 4 DR. SEDAN Factory Sticker Price S3866.70 ! Bob Rees Pontiac DiscountS 371.10 Florentine Red·Whi le Cordova. Top. air conditioning , fully equipped . SALE PRICE $3495 Factory Sticker Price 14879.70 STOCK NO. 73-42 Bob Rees Pontiac Di scounts 784 .70 CATALINA HT COUPE Florentine Red - Burgundy .top , custom air conditioning, fully equ1pped. $4095 Factory Sticker Price 54226.60 · LeMANS 4 DR. HT · STOCK NO. 73-67 SALE PRICE Bob Re(!~ Pontiac DiscountS 531.60 Burma Brown•Wh.H e Top. custom 'air conditioning, fully ~ qui pped . COME SEE US AT ••• BOB 'REES PONTIAC, IN·c. corner Third & Court St. Phone 446-1513 Gallipolis, ... : Naugahyde·. '' l. < BIG SELECTION OF Styles, Covers, .Colors, Patterns SA~E Bids will be received at the office ol Bernard V. Fultz in tne Pom eroy National Bank Buil ding , Pomeroy, Ohi o, until Friday, Ju ly 27, 1973, at 11 :00 a.m . for the sale of th e Phoebe Amanda Clar .k .rea l estate, corisisling of a s!x -roon,. twn. story cement bl ock. r esidence with Ph bat hs, located on U. s. Route 33 at Enterpr ise north of Pomerov ir1 Meigs County . Persons may appear and bid at the l ime of sale, to -wit: 11: 00 a.m . on July 27 , 1973. The rig ht is r eserved to re jecl any and all bids , and the sa le is subject to lh e approval of .the Common Plea s Cou rt. Probate Division , Me igs County . Ohio . Swivel Rockers Recliners§--Rock-A-Loungers · I ALSO RECLINERS WITH HEATER AND VIBRATOR Dorothy Clark, Adm inistralrix of the Esta te at Phoeba Amanda Clark (7) 22. 23, 24. 25, 26, 5tc P UBLIC NOTICE Se al ed bids wi ll be rece ived in the .office of I he Village Clerk, Pomeroy , Ohio , until 12 o'clock noon on July 30, 1973, on any of the fo l low ing proposals . 1. For the pur chase by the Vi llage of Pomeroy df a new l97rl fo ur door five pa ss enger sedcm with the followir1g added equipment. 400 cub ic inch englne 4 barr ell carburetor. M in. VB ' Pow er steering Five black tles Foam rubber front seat Spotli ght on left hand Side Oil f ilte r Poll ee Chassis package Heavy duly battery 80 AMP Alterna tor 100 AMP Min . Pos ifi¥e tra ction r ear ax le Automatic tran smission Vinyl uphOlstery Air cond itioner Wh ee l Base 120 in ches M in. Power "is c bra kes Roof Gutter s Calibrated speedometer a~d pol ice body pack age options and tran sf erring rad io, siren. fl ashing signals. l i r e ex . ting uis h~ rs and protec t i ve shie ld fr om present ca r to new car. 2. For sale by th e VIllage of Po mer oy its 1972 Do dge four doo r 8 cyli nde r, 4 door sedan without rttdio equi pment , lire e)(fi ngu lshe r, si ren , lla shi ny sig nal s and protecllve shield. The bidd er may st ale ei ther what he will give for th e 1972 Dod ge or what amour\! he will allow as a trade In tor the ntow pol lee cru iser desc r ibed Dbove . Each bi dder may bid tor elther th e purchase of the 1972 Dodge or tor lt'le sale to the Villalile or Pomeroy of a new pol ice cr uiser de scr ibed above or both . Ea ch bi t! must conta !·n th e tult neme of every perso n or company lntere5 te.d in th e' same. and 1h6 bid must be accompanJ~d bv a ch ec;.k or bond In the sum pf $100.00 Jo the sa l ls fe ctlon of the Village Coun cil as a gu aran ty !ha t If th e bl'd is accEtpted, c_ontr.act will be en t ere d Into and Its per formen ce properly secured . . These checks or bond s wllt be r eturned et once to all except the succeu ful bidder . .H is chec~s or bond w ilt Qe hel d unlll the contract or bld Is proper ly cxec ul ed bv him . Th e riQhf ls feserved to rele cl an y Md llll bld5 . • Jt~ ne Walton , Clerk Vll!a geol Pomeroy'· • I e1 , • './ Supported Vinyl Upholstering _NYlONS"' By Uoiled Press International AT LEAST FOUR PERSONS drowned SundBy, with three of them lOlling their lives In Ulke Erie. Among the victims were two H-year-old girla who fell from a ledge near the E. 55 St. marina . They were identified as Pat Darby and Sharon JackBon, both .of Cleveland. Also drowning in the lake wa.s William H, McCray, 4~, of Akron, who had been swlrrulling . · The fourth drowning victim was identified as Clifford Cornett, IS, Dayton, who feU off a rubber raft whlch hit a.spillway in the Mad River at Huffman Dam near Dayton . WASHINGTON - THE SENATE ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE will begin deciding today whether to hold a full investigation of the secret U.S. bombing of Cambodia, which was conducted for 14 mo11ths while President Nixon and the State Department said it was not occurring, cor.gressional sources said Sunday. Some of the sources said the bombing, begun in March ol1969 but not officially acknowledged imtil last week, could cry~lalize a new conflict between Congress and the President. Official documents show that both Nixon and State Department legal adviser John R. Stevenson said in spe~hes in 1970 · that the first bombing occurred during the controversial mvas10n ' on April 3D of that year. WASHINGTON - THE SENATE MERCHANT MARINE SUBCOMMI'ITEE will hold hearings here July 30 on a bill to exempt the Cincinnati riverbuat Delta Queen from the Safety at Sea Act. The ship, without the exemption , would be forced to cease operations Nov. 1because of Its wooden superstructure,The fiveyear extension was approved by the House last Tuesday. VElVETS PRINTS -------· ""--·----·-· Store Hours- Open e,very weekday in cluding Thursday from 9:30a.m. to S p.m. Friday and Saturday 9:30a .m. to 9 p.m. BERKLINE CHAIR SALE '· Furniture Department 3rd Floor ' ' ELBERFELDS IN POMERo·y }~ B:~~~~" ......~..............~....................~~-..............~................-'..~ CHICAGO - PHYLUS CH,RISTOPHER, Waverly, is featured In Slmpllelty's newest publication, "Young ldea.s," which will be on n~sst11nds next month. Miss Christopher a 4-oH member in Waverly, is one of three teenagers who participated in a 4-H dress revue spoosored by Simplicity Pattern Co. She was picked to be in the Fall-Winter '73 issue of the publication. ., Miss Olriswpher hopes·w be a member on the 4-H Fashion Board In Ohio. AT LEAST 11 PERSONS were killed this weekend in traffic accidents, including two bicyclists struck by a car in Putnam County Sunday evening. . . . . The state Highway Patrol said six of the v1ctuns died m Sun<!ay accidents four Saturday and one Friday night . Another accident alSIJ claimed two ljves. That occurred Saturday in Stark County near Massillon . Killed were Jeffrey R. Yoder, 19, Navarre and Michael Williams, 19, Dunfee. Their car hit a utility pole and flipped over. Bicyclists killed were Will Moody, 54, and Roberta Ann Bowers, 35, both of Vaughnsville in Putnam Cowtty. Their bikes were hit by a car while they were riding on Ohio 115, about two miles north of Vaughnsville. PARIS - THE FRENCH radio station France Inter Radio said today that a Pan American Airways Boeing 707 jetliner crashed into the South Pacific after taking off from Papeete, Tahiti. . The radio said the crash occurred at 10 :15 p.m . Tahiti time Sunday, or 4:15a.m. EDT today. NEW YORK - A GUNMAN SHOT a J!)..year-old man to death on a Brooklyn street and then attacked another young man with a machete late Sunday, slashing deep gashes in his check, hip and thigh . The attacker escaped, and police said they did not know his motive. Edward Viguee, 19, was shot through the neck and killed. The second victim, John Barresi, 20, was hospitalized in fair condition . Charge livestock WASHINGTON - Point PleasantUvestock Co., Inc., of Point Pleasant, W. Va ., has been charged with violating bundlng requirements of llle . Packers and Stockyards Act, ·the U. S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) said IOOay. The firm is registered as a market agency to sell)lvcslock on a commission basis. USDA's Packers and Stockyards Administration charged In an administrative complaint that the firm has continued Its livestock business without providing additional bond coverage although II ·was officiallY . notified of this necessity on June 2, 1973. · nllng of the complaint does not prove that the firm has violated the Packers and Stockyards Act. It has a right w a hearing .to determine whelller lhe evidence supports llle ch!trge. I! the charge Is proven, the firm would be placed under a cease and desist order. Its registration co~ Itl The meJUng of pot. lmiP" between 19JO and !!leO ceuaed llle level 'of the ocean along !he East Coast of the Untied SUites ill rise a fourth of an Inch a year. PHONE 992-2156 firm also be temporarily suspended. Liveslock market agencies are required - under the Pacflers and Stockyards Act to provide adequate bunds on a measure of financial protection for lhe sellers of livestock. . The P&s Act is a fair trade · practices law. ll promotes and maintains lair and open competition In the marketing of livestock, poultrY. and meal. SQUAD CALLED The Pomeroy E-R was called at 6:22 p.m. Saturday to the home of Otto Hartenbach, Minersville. Mrs. Hartenbach was taken to Holzer Medical Center ' FHA'CWSED The Farmers Home Adminlstrallon office, 77 East State Street, Athens, will be closed Wednesday. Per•onnet will be attending a stall meeting out of tolljn. · By United PreBs International Ulst week's food advertising is out of date,.and the nation's grocers know how PhaS<! IV, the new · economic plan, is supposed to work. Today the ax falls . Food prices have been increasing slowly since last Wednesday, when the administration announced the new plan, which allows the food industry tn pass along in. creased production costs to llle public. Today the big price hikes that were stymied since Phase lil and one-half was announced in mid.June will be posted. In Washington, Al!riculture Secretary Earll.. Butz Sunday ruled out food rationing by the government during Phase IV, but he conceded that "spot shortages" of beef would likely develop in the months ahead. Herbert Stein, chairman of the Council of Economic Ad· visers, said retail food prices would begin io climb this week, TEN CENTS e vv;;;;;:r~~ Prices to rise sharply COLUMBUS ...: STATE SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES began a scheduled five-day workweek today wwind up pressing legislation before summer adjolll'nment. . . House Speaker A. G. Ulnc~one warned that 1! may he necessary to hold some night sessions in order to meet the tentative Aug. 3 adjournment goal. . State senators also planned a long week, but may have little tn do next week w finish its must legislation . Most of the remaining work must be done by the lower chamiler. 12 x 65 FT. 1972 Ramada occypied 8 months. Call 446 · 0692 . 169-6 'anq be in formed of the tun c- · l ions ot your govern ment are embOd ied ·in public no t ices . In that · se lf -govern men! charges , a ll citizens to be inform ed; this n ew spaper urges eve r y c itizen to read an d study th ~s e not ice s. We st rong ly adv1 se those cllize ns, seeki ng further in l ormat iort, to eX(trc ise fhe ir r ight of access to p ubl ic records an d publ ic meetings POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Devoted To 17ae ltilere.t. Of 'I'M Meig.-Ma10n Area MONDAY, JULY 23, 1973 • . Now You Know enttne NO. 69 p~ovide w: • Partly cloudy aoulhweol with a chance of lllunderahowera tonight and low tn the 11011. Sunny north and mostly cloudy with a chance or thunderahowers south Tue,sday. High in the 80a . . ~ _ lnstruc~onaJ .;s~ams. sand I especially for eggs, poultry and pork. , " A~ long as we pursue the present policy we have of relatively free prices In the market, obviously there .will not.necd to be rationing," Butz said. The Fisher Foods Supermarkets of Ohio will increase chicken prices 26 per cent, pork butts 13 per cent and pork loins 20 per cent, all starting tnday. Phase 'IV allows increases in the price of all foods except beef. It also allows the health industry to raise its prices, but other settors of the economy will have 1!1 wait until Aug. 12. Herre! L. Degraff, president of Olicago's American Meat Institute, predicted that pork prices will rise · sharply this week. He urged shoppers not lo hoard meat, however, saying there would be enough to go around . The Ohio Department of Agriculture predicted that meal and poultry prices would jump 20 per cent during the next 15 days. There were indications al mapy supennarkets and food stores across the nation this weekend that shoppers were stockpiling food before the expected increase hits. A tentative end tn a threeday-old canning strike in California was reached Sunday, according to the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service in Washingl!ln. It had been predicted lllat unless the strike was ended quickly there could be a price increase in canned goods. Mrs. Satterfield, 47, GSI employee, ·Route 7 victim Mr~ . M-axine Satterfield, 47, ~ resident of 790 Maple St., Middleport, was killed in a head-on collision at 7:20a.m. Sunday on Rt. 7, four tenths of · a mile north of the Gallia-Meigs County line. According to the Ohio State Highway Patrol, Mrs: Satterfield's ear collided head-on with an auto operated by William E. White, 22, of Rt. 3! Po.meroy. Mrs.' Satterfield, an employee of the Galhpohs State ·Institute, was returning home from work at the time o( the acc ident. White and a passenger, Church of Christ at Hender$on. FUileral services will be held Charles Whi ~, 17, Rl.' 1, Long Botwm, were slightly Jnjured at. 3 p. m: T!,Jesday from the but were not immediately Rawlings-Coals flllleral Home treated. There was heavy in Middleport with Rev. John damage to both vehicles . The Steele and Eugene Zopp, case is still under In- minister, officiating. Burial vestigation. wiD be in Gravel Hill Cemetery Mrs. SatLerfleld became the atCheshire. Friends may call third fatality lnv.estigated this at the !Uileral home anytime year by the Oallia-Melgs Post today. State Highway Patrol. The state patrol charged Maxine SatLerfleld wa.s born George Keith Yoodyard, 18, Rt. July 24, 1925, a daughLer· of I, Crown City, with DWI Okey H. and Hannah Mae following an accident at 7:25 P• Clagg Henry of Gallipolis. m. Sunday on Double Creek Other survivors include her Rd. , one and one-tenth miles husband, Roscoe Satterfield; west of Rt. 7. Officers said f two brothers, Lester C. Henry Woodyard lost control of his I of Lockborne, Ohio, and car which ran off llle right side Lawrence Henry of Grove of the highway and rolled over City; two step-sons, Jack an embankment. I . l a s h T e x a s Satterfield, Middleport and .Teddy Russell, 17, Rt. 1, I; Vinlltn, was cited w Ga!U9 Dan Satterfield of Columbus, By Unlled Press International and a step-daughter, Mrs . County Juvenile Court lor Powerful thunderstorms A SPACE RAPPROCHEMENT is in the making as C~l. Davi~ Scott, right, Curtis Jenklrrs of Middleperl. failure to register a vehicle lashed portions of Texas early takes 8 ••trip" aboard a spaceship Soyuz simulator w1th S~v.'el cosmonaut She was a member of the followlng an accident at 4:10 p. tnday and locally heavy ralrrs Cot. Aleksei A. Leonov during a visit at the. cosmonaut trammg cente.r out, m. Saturday on . Rt. 554, onedoused areas irom Colorado to · side Moscow. Ltiler Scott welcomed Leonov lind other cos~on~u~s to Lentli of a mile east of Rt. 160. North Carolina. Hou~ton for a three-week briefin!i on the joint U . S .- Soviel . spa~e . m1s810n. J IF/ · The patrol said Russell lost Winds of up to 70 miles per IFJ: control of his car on a curve. hour . buffeted Dalliarl, Tex., The vehicle left the road late Sunday night. One-inch striking a tree and mailbox. hail and damaging winds were Cars driven by William B. reparted about 70 miles east of Frazier, 16, Rt. I, Gallipolis, El Paso, Tex. However, no and Bobby Shelton, 31, of Oak injurie~ were attributed tn the Hill, collided In an accident at storms. 5:15 p.m. Saturday on Tycoon The storms were losing their Rd. two miles north of Rl. 554. strength in southwestern Texas ZURICH (UP!) - Capt. Officers said tliere was early today but new slonns Eddie Rickenbacker, an aviaWASHINGTON, C H Ohio His father is a guard at ·llle "j!L-nped" Brust, the girl said . over western Kansas and . tion pioneer and World War I moderate damage and no (UP!) - Mark Matson was a London Correctionallnslitution. She said thai after torturing western Nebraska were ace who dueled· with Ger- charges were flied. quiet youth who never mention- The elder Malson filed a ber for 2i hours, Brust drove' ed th gaining strength. many 's Red Baron, di at e ed what his future plans were. missing persons report with poher downtown and threatened to Columbia • Mo .' recorded Neumunster Hospital early ·Matson, 16, who would have lice ,here Saturday, the same kill her if she went to the po· · a1 k nearlytwoinchesofraininone tnday, a hosp1t. spo esman been a junior at Washington day a Frankfort, Ky. , teenager hour early tnday-rnore th an sal~. He was 82. Court House High Sehool this told Fort Uluderdale, Fla. po- lice. Brust's body was foUild by an inch in one half-hour period. e spokesman said no offall, was found murdered Sat- lice the bizarre story of how neighbors oli the lawn of the Dedge City, Kan., received ficial cause of death could be urday night in a Miami, Fla., she and Matson were picked up house Saturday. He had taken more lllan half an inch of rain given until doctors released house. His head, hands and by Albert Brust, 44', while hitch- strychnine, a deadly poison, ac- in the same one-hour period. details, but hospital sources legs had been cut off. He had hiking and taken to his Miami cording to police.. scattered thunderstorms said Rickenbacker died of a been slabbed and shot. area home. Matson's dismembered body . stretched from the Rockies of !teart attack. Neither of the WASHINGTON - Squeezing His body was buried In conwas foUild inside. Colorado and Wyoming attending doctors was imriledi- in an active weekend between a creLe in a shower stall in what The youth said she and Mal- Relalives said Matson's par- through the middle Mississippi ately available. heavy schedule of House, police called a torture chamber son were ordered to perform enis went to Miami Sunday to Valley and to the Atlantic Rickenbacker, a native of business, Congressman in a suburban Miami -home. sexual acts while Brust P?oto- claim the body and were lo re- Coast from South Carolina to CoiWllbUS, Ohio, was admitted Clarence Miller returns to Matson was a runaway from graphed them. turn to Washington Court House New Jersey Sunday night and tn the hospital on July 5 after Southeastern Ohio this Friday, home. His father l!lld po- Matson was shot when he today. early today . arriving in Zurich with his wife July 27, for a busy two days. lice here he had been missing Gree nsboro , N.C., was four days earlier. Friday aflernoon Miller ;will since July 10. doused with nearly two and Rlckenbacker was hospital- be in Ulwrence County at his 'His father said later he was three quarters inches of rain in ized In Miami, Fla: for nearly a mobile office on the Ulwrence notified his son's wallet had month earlier this year, but County Fairgrounds at one hour Sunday night. been found on the beach at Fort MoStly fair skies were the had Improved enough In be Proctorville from 2 lo· a p. m. Uluderdale and turned into porule early today over New allowed to make the trip In Early Friday evening the lOth lice . England and most of the Great Switzerland. District lawmaker will be In One offiCial at Washington Ulkes region. Fair skies also Officials of Eastern Airlines Morgan County tn participate Court House High & hoot ~a id spanned west of the Rockies, in Miami said services for Matson "had no strong inLerest" DUBAI, United Arab Emi- heretofore unknown though clouds shrouded Wash- Riekenbacker would be held in in the opening ceremonies of the Annual Stockport Volunin any career and never men- rates (UP!) - A hijacked Palestinian organization called ington state. Columbus, Ohio, but no specific teer Fire Department's tioned what he wanted to do. Japan Air Unes (JAL) jun1bo "Sons of · the · Occupied Early morning temperatures arrangements had yet been The youth took general curri- jet with 150 hostages on buard Territory. " They did not Festival. cuium and industrial arts remained parked at a desert identtry themselves by today ra nged from 45 degrees made. On Saturday, July 28, Miller at Evanston, Wyo ., In 89 at courses. will conduct scheduled apairport in burning heat today nationality and police said they Needles, Calif. The school official said Mat- three days after it was seized still do not know where the pointments at his District Police Chief ·11 " abl ell " Office In UlncasLer from 10 a . over Western Europe. hijackers are from . son go a on~ reason y w ' -m. to 12 noon. Saturday afwith his parents and "dressed Officials said they did not But a Dubai government said ISsues warnmg fairl y conve ntionally, not slop- know what the hijackers want. early today "the world" doubts Lernoon Miller will be in New Syracuse POllee Chief Millon Lexington to attend the Perry py, and his hair was cut conThe hijackerS...{)ffiCials sa id the organization exists, ,;espeVarian reported that windows County Fair. On Sunday lhe ventl6na(ly ." .. they thought there were four- cially s ince all known In the Nazarene Church Congressman will return to· · . Matson's father said the buy said they would blow up the Paleb'linian organizations have basement have been broken Washington for the resumption had short brown hair • but was I craft and its passengers If denied any relationship with out by someone using a BB of House activities on Monday. known to have a long black wig police tried wseize or enter It. the hijacking." A heavy .rainstorm was 8\lll. A window at the EUB with him when he dlsappearc~ . The hijackers aguin ignored Officials expressed concern NO ONE INJURED Tile youth 'reportedly did not appeals Sunday lor the release abo~t the ability of pussengers blamed for a single car ac- church also was broken out by someone throwing a rock There were no Injuries belong to any clubs at school of the women and children to withstand the prolonged cident Saturday at 7:15p.m on tlirough the window. m. 124 In the village of and did not participate In aboard the plnne . re ported in a two car accident physicul and psychological Parents are advised !hal investigated by the Meigs Syra,cuse, pollee chief· Milton sports. "We arc awaiting in- strain imposed by the ordeal they will be held responsible pounly Sheriff's Departlilent structions from our thut bcogon Friday over the Varian reported today. lor the acl.l of vandalism. ' · at ~ : 40 p.m. Sunday on Sutton Michael Paul Salser, 16, heudquurters," one said. He Netherlands, when hijackers '. . SERVICES SEt Twp. Road 19 norih ol County did not lndlcn te !he cOmmandeered the Boeing 747 Racine, traveling west on 124, Funeral services for Mrs. whereabouts of the hcuctquur- and ordered Its crew to fly lost control of his car .afLer R'oad 20 on a bridge in front of . Genevieve Farmer who died ters or whnl the method of thcin to Dubul, n sheikhdom on appl~ing his brakes when the · Wclsey Clark residence, . Saturday will be held Tltcsday reluyjng Instructions would be. the Pcrsiun GulL approaching a curve. The car Cars driven by Terry L. at 1 p.m. at the Middleport MEETING SET Smith, 17, Racine, and Emma One of the hijuckers, a skidded on the wet pavement Tite hijnckors demanded nud going off on the right, across a Wahama White Falcons Patience Adams, 82, Rllclne, Church of Christ. The Rev . received food nn!l fuel for the womun, was killed when a Wilbur Perrin will ofllciale. jetliner but an llirlinc grenade she was carrying ditch. tt struck and severed a Athletic Boosters will meet this sideswiped, on a narrow Burial will be In Middleport execuU ve denied reports they exploded during the ta keover power pole. evening at 7:30 at Wa~ama township road bridge. Smith's Hill Cemetery. Friends may ,5Qnght a ransolll of $5 million . operation. A Japanese pur&er Salser was Injured, but was High & hool gym. Important · vehicle 1110 struck the brlclce. call at tho reside nco, 2~8 South IJnc·tui'J; Conttultcd not Immediately treated There matters are to be dtscuaaed. There was heaV)I dam•ge to who was. wounded In the inFifth Street, nny limo ' until '!'he ,hija ckers · Identified ridcnt snlcl It apparently was was heavy damage to the car. Lew Gilland, president, asked the !;Jnlth vehicle and medium everyone to please attend. damage lo the Adams vehicle. noon on Tuesdny . No citation was issued. themselves as members of 11 (Continued on Puge 8) Rains, wind - .. t1 .4 ,.,.. or.l'u ,.,.. ar Ohio youth,: 16, found dead in torture chamber I hero is dead at 82 Miller will attend fair in Lawrence Hostages held on JAL airliner . . ed Aeel,dent blam on rainstonn ~ "'' "' . I �• Ill<> Daoly Sentidct Middleport Pomeroy 0 July 23 1971 • Television Log Helen Help , West VI>CATON '{AWN#HI! < Us. l.h llt•lt n Llunrl • • + 1) 7 ' 7~ • J 987 + A95 AChristian Response . Mrs Bolte! Your advtce stinks I am particularly Incensed at your reply to the 28-year-<Jid woman who ontended to remain a vorgon until her weddmg mght but whose foance thought thos wasn t unportant Hos aun of course was to pin her to the mattress You ompiiOO she should be more concerned about her mans needs (NOTE FROM H SHE called them baser mstlncts ) and that she was some kmd of Puntan prude for not const<!ermg his suggestoon (H AGAlN For among other things a secret wedding before the bog extravaganza months hence) She should have told the sexfoend to get lost He watted three years why not a few months more' Haven t you heard of morals lady ' The Judaeo~mstoan tradotion and tt.s codes of ethocs specifically forbod formcatoon As you are obviously unonformed Ignorant and unquabfoed I had better explam that formcation means sex before mamage There are plenty of people who have regard for rehgton and morals Lots of men STILL want to marry vorgons I have decoded that either your husband owns the syndocate for which you wrtte or you are a busybody old maod who revels m sex fantasoes In fact only a FOOL would wrote to you or read your column (NOTE FROM H Well hello there fool ) Why don t you try wrotong a cookong colunm or somethong equally mane and stop gtvong stupod asmone answers to fme moral uproght women' If you can tmmdyourown busmess ot least try to overcome your ognorance and stupodity That ts a great double handicap for an alleged professoonal JOurnalist - JUST CALL ME CHRISTIAN AND A VIRGIN Dear Chrtstoan Vorgm Thank you for your fone anonymous Chrtstoan letter Because I receoved several hke ot (now I know how the Chrostians felt when they were thrown to the loons ) and others which less votuperously questioned my moral fiber l d like to share wtth you a personal letter I sent to one of my ertttcs It s addressed to Davod D but ot s for all of my readers wfio I m afrrud dodo t quote read Proscilla s letter for the undertones Dear David You evidently took my answer to Prtseilla as a blast agaonst vorgunty It wasn t meant to be and perhaps of you 11 reread her questton carefully you 11 understand my feelings Which are Almost everythong Proscilla saod mdiCated she was more interested on the pomp and ctrcwnstance of o bog weddong than on a warm close relatiOnship woth her husband Such phrases as baser mstmcts That s rtdiculous (referrmg to her fiances suggestoon for an earlier weddong) an over long engagement woth everythmg planned and conSiderably more m her lengthy letter whoch was shortened for the colunm - these added up to a deforutely unresponsove near..J().year-old woman who I termed too reslramed for a man she descrtbed as unrestramed l got the pocture of a somewhat neurotic person who thought of sex as d1rty etther before or after malTlage and who was lookmg forward to the role of wife m-good-socoal-standmg more than to that of bemg a partner m a lovely everythmg-shared umon In my effort to keep my answer short I d1dn t champiOn the man s suggestion for a secret weddmg as a workable alternative because then I would have had to exp!am why I thought he suggested ot I sensed he had reached the stage where he felt as I did that his foancee moght not be mterested on HIM so much as m the status he offered - and he was tes!ong her I mentmned this on a much longer personal answer to HER m whoch I explaoned my column-rebuttal and troed to show her that she moght have unresolved fears whtch she should talk out woth her man The fact that she answered me and even - sur prosmgly - agreed wothmuch of what! saod m ghtmake you see that I m not as depraved M you think Nowhere did she mention rehgo,on as a basts for her fee longs l respect your Chrtsllan attotudes and would not want to argue woth you about them but I think thos woman woll be facmg many problems mher marrtage unless she stops thlnlung of a beautiful physical thong as a baser mstmct Bear on mind she os well over 25 years old - not an ommature teenager (though she agrees woth me - linmaturoty has somethong to do woth her problem ) Again thanks for wrolin~ I take every croticosm seroously and worry 11111111 know I m fully understood If you II read more of my answers you II see that I NEVER suggest premarital sex for teenagers though I allow them to express theor own voews wothout harsh put-downs and many tunes I sympathize while not condonong - HELEN BUSINESS STATE'S ~I> QH OIJCE UA?I) A liMI:,,, I L~ LONI:lo ~0 BCOJ(S WAS ruA1·C'I SIDE GLANCES HST WE ST 1 00 2 00 - +9 + J" ' KQI08~ ' 63 t AK • Q32 6 00 - sOUTII II + A K8o43 ' AJ 92 . ~ + Q6 West Pas~ Bo I "'" nc abe North I' ilSI 2• LOOK woo's GOING TO 60LVE 8Li.JE COLLAR Ia s BOREDOM Pa s Pass Pa ss Ope hg lead - +J By 05\\0id & James Jacoby Jom Whal s the most sur pr s ng play you have ever .een made Os"ald Strangely eoough t took pla ce n a humdo u fou spade contra ct I wa s dun my The late Hal Som s was declarer Jom It looks norm al enough So uth has to lose a club ad amond and a heart What happened' Oswald Hal won the f rst two trocks w th h s ace and k ng of spades Then he ptu ked the deuce of hea rt s on the table The game was match po nt duplicate and West follo wed w th the four spot At th s po nt Hal sa d Go up l pl ayed the seven Eas t played the three ~ondatnoo<&to ;!ERRY IN:/l.LJ:Ji IIOAAO Of' IOI.ICATION N.J CINC INNAII tVf'l ) It was a alckenlng stght- P~v• Co cet>don 8 IIAtortcd Icrt ankle SW'InJl 1\lex Grnmn aR the Conconnato lleds Uurd l»l$e l'Oilch In the face If 11 had been my own ankle ~ v ~ Perry Mason 4 News 13 Fcx:us on Co umbus 4 300 - News4 65 + 108743 + K 12 ezgs zs Reds blankExpos; Concepcion hurt • 2-0 zn ~ I tourney MONDAY JULYU 117l 7 ~o ~ To Tel lhe Trulh 6 Young Dr Kildare 8 Hollywood Square~ 4 Trolflc Court 0 Chan eso Wey 20 Eplsoda Ac 1on 33 Bobby Go dsboro 3 Move Un on Station 13 8 oo - Gu nsmoke 8 0 Rowan & Mart n s Lough In 3 4 IS Leonardo To KnowHowToSee20 33 Rook os6 9 oo - Here s Lucy 8 10 Movies I Love A Mystery 3 4 IS Man Trap 6 13 9 JO- Dor s Day 8 0 Book Beat 20 33 10 00 - Med cal Cenler 8 10 News 20 Paul Nuchlms 33 10 S - The S len I Years 20 JO - Johnny Carson J • ll Jack Paar 6 13 Movies The Psychopalh 8 Co ng Norlhs de 771 10 WW..T I NEED 5 ... 0000 ~ TUESDAY JULY24 1913 Sunrise Sem nar 4 Sac:red Heart 0 6 1- Farmtlme 10 6 21 - Farm Report 13 Paul Harvey 13 6 JO - Columbus Today < Bble Answers 8 Concern & Com ment 10 Faith For TodaY J 6 45 - Corncob Report IJ 6 55 - Take Five For Live ll 7 00 - Today~ 4 15 CBS News 8 10 News 6 Jeffs Collie 13 7 30 - Romper Room 6 Rocky & Bullwtnkle 13 Popeve 10 8 oo-capl Kangaroo 10 New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame S! 33 Lassie 6 8 30 - Jack La La nne 13 New Zoo Revue6 9 00 - Pau Takmg a gtant step toward a berth tn the state tournament at Ashland two weeks from today the Metgs Amencan Legton baseball team mpped Ltthopohs 3 2 and demoralized Athens 4 o tn the Dtstnct 8 tournament at Athens Sunday Me1gs the only undefeated team remammg on the double ehmonatton tourney now appears to be on the driver s seat needmg only one wm tn the next two games to be one of the 14 dtstnct represen tattves at Ashland Dixon 4 Concentration 6 Fr endly Junction 0 Merv Griffin 8 AM 3 Peyton Place 3 Lets Make A Deal 6 Ph il Donahue ll Secondary Developmental Read ng 33 9 25 - Mathema 33 9 JO - To Tell the Truth 3 Jopardy 6 Hollywood Talk ng 10 Peyton Place IS Elec Co 33 9 40 - Physics Oemonslratlons 33 10 00 - Dinah Shore 3 15 Co umbus S x Call ng 6 Joker s W ld 8 10 Dick Van Dyke 1J Lilias Yoga & You 33 10 30 - Bailie 3 4 15 $10 000 Pyramid 8 0 Sp t Second 3 Zoom 33 1 oo - Sale of th• Century 3 11 Love American Style 6 Gamb t 8 10 Password 13 Why 33 1 15 - Physics Demonstrations 33 1 30 Hollywood SquaresJ 4 15 Bewitched 6 13 Love Of Life 8 10 11l5 - CBSNews8 DanlmelsWorldtO 12 00 - Jeopardy 3 5 Bob Braun s 10 10 Cl ub 4 Password 6 News 10 13 Sesame Sl 33 12 00 3 Ws 3 ll Split Second 6 Search For Tomorrow 8 10 12 15 - News 3 15 1 00 - News 3 A My Children 6 3 Green Acres 10 Not For Women Only 15 Its Your Bel 8 Martin Agronsky 33 20 - Fashion In Sewlnq 3 Jll"--3 On A Match 3 4 15 Let s Make ADeal13 Bowling 6 As The World Turn,s 8 10 Evenin_ll At PopsJJ 2 oo-Oays ot du)' Lives 3 4 15 Newl ywed Game 3 Mike Douglass 6 Gu ding Light 8 10 Woman 33 2 30 - Doctors 3 4 15 Oat ng Game 1J Edge of N ght 8 10 a blazing romance with Barbara Stanwyck One of my jobs was ID run love notes between them So back and forth I d jaunt carrymg messages from the Palace Tbeater to wherever Barbara was appearmg The nurse 111 Romeo. and Juliet had nothing over me 'The current star I m workong With reminds me a lot of another one of the favorites from my past continues Patsy Debboe Reynolds Is so like the dear late Tbelma Todd They both are so beautiful and their tlllllllg and clowlng Is lin Art sts n America 33 peccable In fact the sole fault! could possobly 3 Oll"-Anolher World 3 4 11 General Hasp tal 6 3 Pr ce Is and there y, as a stunned s find with Debbie IS that she s too funny I m just R ght 8 10 Th rty M nutes Wth 20 Great Steamboat Race lence kiddong of course Bemg on the same stage with 33 J m I mag ne t was b o 330-M sterCartoon3 Love Amer canS1ye13 Somerset 5 a Debbte Reynolds or a Frank Fay only msptres ken by a gasp from West Huck & Yogo 6 Secret Sto m 8 Sesame St 33 Movie The another performer to greater hetghts I ve never Oswa ld It was more n the Queen of Babylon 10 met a star yet who was worth anything who 4 30 - Pelllcoaf June! on 3 Wild W d West 3 My Little na tur e or t he sc ream of a tor Margie 15 Merv Gr ff n 4 F Troop 6 Abbott & Costello 8 lured pr soner n e had JUSt let didn t want to be surrounded by the best talent 5 00Mr Rogers 20 33 Andy Griffith 11 Bonanza 3 4 Hazel a seven spot score a tr ck v. hen avaolable 8 Here Comes !he Brides 6 Mr RQ!!erS 20 33 he held kong queen ten e ght of 1 30 - Beverly Hlllb II es 8 Elec Co 33 Gomer Pyle 13 Jerry LeWIS came backstage of Irene one the su t Hodgepodge Lodge 20 evenong and said be generally dldn t like female Jom What dod Wesl have to I 55 Earl Nightingale 15 comediemes because they often were too tough 6 00 - Nws 3 4 8 10 II 3 Truth or Con seq 6 Sesa me St 20 say Around The Bend 33 too aggressive and too masculine But Debbie ts Oswald He was too 6 30 - News 3 4 6 8 10 II I Dream of Jeannie 13 Lilias stunned to say anyth ng but different She can take a pratfall and still be the Yoga & You 33 Il al was there w th a great 7 00- What s My L ne 8 I ve Got A Secret 13 Elec Co 20 epotome of femininity It sa great gift Thelma comme nt when t turned out Beat The Clock ~ News 6 0 Untamed World 13 Truth or Todd plso had that gift Conseq 3 Lee 1 revlno s Go 1 15 L ving 33 that East dod hold the s x Hal Kids starting out on the busmess often come 7 30 - To Tell The Truth 6 Price Is R ght 8 10 Bea!The Clock remarked We re sur e lucky 13 Th s Is Your L fe 3 C reus 4 RFD 20 Char es Blairs around and ask me for advoce and I always tell that I pla ye d h gh from dum Beller World 15 Cancer L fe or Death 33 my them My only advice IS don I give any odvlce 8 00 - Temparalures R sing 6 3 Maude 8 10 Baseba I World And tt s true You have to have tbe urge to of Ja, Garagio a 3 4 11 Evening At Pops 33 Oh a This Week 20 perform and of course the talent but after that 8 5 All Slar Baseball 3 4 15 you JUst should do whatever tt IS you must do 8 30-Hawa Fve08 10 ChanglngMusc20 Move Rolling The b dd ng has been As I said l ve been lucky Not only becouse Man 6 13 - inlernat anal Performance 20 33 West North East Sou th of all the great stars I ve worked with but 99 00 30 V rglnlan 8 Move Cr me Club 10 + because I have always been a supporting player 10 00- Marcus Welby MD 6 13 News 20 Chan Ese Way 33 Pass 2N T Pa ss - not a star of the first rnagrutude Being TilE 11 00 News 3 4 8 10 11 You South hold - Johnny Carson 3 4 II Jack Paar 6 13 Mov es one person who has to carry a show IS a burden 11 30Summe +A Q 6 'A Q I +K 3 2 +A 8 I 3 tree 8 The F e on Thelma Jordan 10 I m glad I don t have to worry about I can s1t 111 What do you do now 1 DO - Perry Mason 3 News 13 A If yo ur partner w II und er tht.wtngs rest111g whlle Debboe os out on that 2 00 - Your Heath 4 2 Ja News < stand that your b d s not Bla ck stage knockmg herself out doing number after wood b d four no trump You don t number I m not exaggerating when l say want to be n a slam unless he has vttamms should take her If I only did one of her at east 14 h gh card po nts for h s dances I d be so done 111 tbey d have to call m bd terrruss1on unmed1ate!y while I took a breather TODAY S QUESTION The concesslonaores moght love me but I think a In s tead o£ res pon d ng two no trump you pa ne ha s Jumped to ten-act show mtght be a little much th ee c ubs What do you do now BY PAUL CRABTREE P S That s why Kelly soon gave up daneong Answer tomorrow There woll be several million TV sets turned on to watch for comedy I m basocally a lazy person and helleve me gettong laughs ts much easier than baseball s modsummer mght s dream the AII.Star Game fh e GNP or G oss Nat onal executing a two-step That was one of the first Tuesday mght and at least 70 pet of the VIewers won t really Product s ll e value oi at understand what they re seemg lessons Frank Fay taught me goods and servoces produced But the loss IS theors not mme These are the fans who n a nalton n dne yea r Wethlnkhedida grealjoboflt tune on only such eveniB as the World Seroes the Super Bowl and racmg s Trople Crown For a few hours they are self-appomted DR. LAWRENCE E LAMB experts and they miss a great deal of the fun of actually followong major sports week In and week out But back to the All-Star Game I contend that baseball 1s essenltally a negative game 10 which performances are really DUAL SURGERY USUAL measured by the nwnber ~ tunes a player avoods bemg a foolure at hos partocular task That sa peculiar way of putt111~ tt but ot s the truth For example there won t be more than one or two players m , the game who aren t faolures at hitting tbe ball two times out of ' every three tunes they come to the plate game after game In Dear Dr Lamb - In 1963 l helps pr otect the test cles ot her reasons lor a man to ng stretch gloves Apparently fact the National League s top vote-getter Ctnemnatl catcher had a trans urethral prosta te from becom ng nflamed a ha ve problems woth hos sex these are very useful for mdo operatoon The young surgeon cond t on called orchot s wh cl I fe Often ot ha s to do w th voduals who have arthrolls on Johnny Bench doesn t even ~o that well He has falled to get a hlt who operated perform ed a somet mes fol ows prostate psycholog cal factor s Your the hand s Readers tell me about three tunes out of every four tunes he appears us a hitter diff cu ty may well be that there are differences on the vasectomy on me at the same operations Pitchers face that same doffoculty To be even In the ruruung yo u ve not unde rstood what -!~ loves some of them get bet tome wothout my knowledge or A vasec tomy n no way af yout operat on dod what type ~ results woth gloves that for aU-star conslderatoon o pitcher must try to keep his op- • consent feels eJaculatoon Most of the of res ponses yo u should ex contam synthetoc fibers some ponents from gettmg an average of at least one hit for every l do scovered that he had flu d comes fr om he prostate peel and have totally mosun have been referred to as mnmg he p1tches In other words most potchers fail to keep the done so when I found that 1 and sem nat ves des Mor e derstood what a va sec tomy moracle fobers than they ve cou ld no longer eJaculate Hos I kely the valves that contro l do es on relatoonsh p to a gotten wtth cotton stretch enemy from getting at least a hit an mnong - not very un explanat on when l questooned the outlet or the bladde r have man s sexua l performance gloves There are a number or pressive credentials for men who call themselves major h m wa s that he dod t to been affected by surgery Th s Vasec lom oes were once per dofferent types of g oves and leaguers let alone all-stars avo od onfect on My sex I re too IS co mmon and does not formed w th the thought that the best thon g I ca n recom Thus when the All-Star game balloting by the fans closed s nee thos operatoon has been mean that your surgeon d dn l ot mproved men s potency mend to those of yo u who most unsatosfactory and I am do a good Job As a result men have arthritiS Of the hands IS toreless Wllbur Wood of Chicago s W}llte Sox had pitched on conv need that h s actoon was co mmo nly have backwa rd On the basiS of your letter you to try the d fferent types and amazing 210 imlngs - but he had goven up almost as many hits un eth cal Could l have sued eraculat on on to the bladder have no ba sos for a malprac see whoch ones help yo u the 188 The Natoonal League s top winner at the time San Fronhom for maipract ce• The sensat ons and react ons t ce su t I would suggest that most Cisco s Ron Bryant had simtlar credentials 134 hiiB In 150 m you talk to your doc tor and NEWSP~PEP. ENTEAPR SE ASSN Dear Reader - Many urolo however should not change nlngs (Others had roughly similar ratios among the top pitchers ex pla n yo ur problem Per gy surgeons perform a vasec In baseball and l mus~admll that there are a few exceptions to haps he ca n ex pla n to you tomy at the t me of the pros Most often nd v dual s more full y what the effects of Send you quest otu to D Lomb this rule but they are scarce Indeed ) -' tate opera tion ThiS has been who ve had a prostate opera the operato on are Wth a bet n ca e of til s newspa/Hr P0 !o• In fact pttchersare lucky - as well as very good Indeed - ~ done for years - long before lion of the type you ve had do ter understandmg or the prob 1551 Radoo C ly Slot on Now y,.k va sec tom y opera to ons wer e not have sexual problems aft lem yo u moght then regam N Y 100J9 Fo a copy ol D lamb s the very best of them can keep the opposition to fewer than three -' popular zed for birth control erward woth or wothout a yo ur conr dence and find a new booUtt on const pDf on 5111cf SO earned runs per game not a very earth-shaking figure (The " Many surgeons feel that thos vasecto my Th ere are man~ Sig n f ca nt Impro vement 10 cenb to the same adc/reu and ask tenth-roted pitchers In eoch league when voting stopped had :'. lo Const pol on booklet nur se. hfe earned run averages of 2 92 and 2 93 ) : Dear Dr Lamb - In an In the field a player who doesn I full to make the play he '" In !904 the Ice cream cone swer to yo ur request from The Almanac should approxunately 19 times out of 20 won t be around very : The Daily Sent111t By United Press International was born A St Louis man anyo ne who has worn the long but fielding averages are hard to measure since the most ~ DEVOTED TD THE stretch gloves I am glad to called on a young lady ~ERESTOF Today Is t.~onday July 23 the aggressive and athletic of fielders often make, the most errors say I have worn them for sev ME lOS MASON AREA 204th day of 1973 woth !61 to carrymg a bouquet of flowers era I montl s now and I can t because they take the most chances : ~HESTER L TA~N EH ILL E JCIC F.~ In one hand and ice cream get along wothout th em at follow Thinking negatively as I am doing you can put the rap on :.; ROBERT HOEFLICH City Edllor The moon IS approachmg 1111 HOndwlch In the other The girl night They have goven me almost every Individual who II appear on the field when the lighlll • Pub shed da y exce pt more relief than all the medo fashi oned one of the sandwich new phase So urdoy by The Ohio Va ey go on ahd the TV cameras stari!Al roll • cal treatments I ever troed Pub sh ng Company 111 The mormng stars are layers onto the form of a vase and that means pil ls and all Cou t St Pomeroy Oh o Pete Rose who always seems about 19 has been shifted to • k nds or I n ments I could get 45169 Bus neu Off ce Phone progressively easter positions as age takes lUI toll (he s 32) Mercury Mars Jupiter and and the cone Idea caught on 2 56 Ed or 11 Phono 992 In 1956 Britain s Queen So f sure can recomm end 992 Satllrn 2157 Calm Hank Aaron relentlessly closing In on Babe Ruth s record them to anyone with arthrotiS Sec ond c ass postage p& d at Elizabeth named four English The evenong star is Venus ol 714 lifetime home runs starting at first bose is o farce since , 1 used to be up two or three Pom&roy Oh o women til baronial rank and Notional odver • "P. Those born on thos date are he s played the outfield alm011t all sea11011 Prima donna Dick ~ tom es at noght balling my repreuntat v& ao ne tt they became the f1rst women I and s In hot water and oint Ga agher nc 12 Ea t t 42nd Allen showboating his way off thtee club rostera in spite of • under the s1gn of Leo 51 New York C ty New vork American actress Charlotte members of the House of ments or all kond s but now l great skills finally found undetltanding In Chicago Chris • S ub sf r pi on r 1 tes Just shp on my stretch gloves Lords Dej yered bY carri er where Speier the Glanlll peerless young shortstop Joees games with Cushman was born July 23 eva ab le 55 cents per wee k and sleep all night Bv Mo or Route whert ca rr •~ his temper a8 he wins them with hla bat and glove Kan88s 1816 se rvi ce no t av~llab e One I am 83 years old Believe On this day in history month S2 Bv mell n Ohio and City s John Mayberry burning up the American League with his • w Va One year ll61 Six A thought for the day rn c 1 Know what I am ialkmg In 1829 William Burt of months mon th s sa 50 Thr ~e bat was a washout In HOUIIon (and wa• outpolled in the voting months! $5 SO ElltWJltrt $18 by the aforementioned Allen who II Injured) Mount Vernon Moch receoved English wroter Samuel Butler about yoor ! x months $9 s~ ~, tbr,ee sa od The man who Jelll f1 ~ r lleader Thanks for But forget all that Theee are the bell men playing the game = a patent for a device called the om~nfh• 16 SuiJI<riP II on pri ce rt clud es Sunday Times j today and the game ltsellla one of the mOll enjoyable things a ~ homself be bored Is even more yo ur co mm ent f ve had p typographer believed to number of letters from people Sent ne ma'lfan see Me' I can bordly waltlor thalllnt potch I 1 have been the first tyjewroter contemptible than the bore about sa tiSVetory rcsultH us u:en :1 'MPU!l BY JACKO BRIAN PLAYING PATSY FOR AKELLY NEW YORK (KFS ) - Fresh as a morn on sprmg Patsy Kelly breezed back to B way after her hit show Irene took a weeks vacation. from standing-room-only crowds at the Mmskoff Theater We re always wolling to let Patsy remmosce about her showboz start woth Frank Fay roght through her smash hits in No No Nanette and the current Irene Ah the luck of the lrosh she s apt to start out Of course with a name like Kelly one should expect a htUe of the Blarney Stone to rub off on them But I have been more blessed than anyone would have a roghl to expect I started off over 55 years ago workmg woth Frank and 1973 fmdsme working woth an equally talented star - Debboe Reynolds and there have been many such as Jolson Jean Harlow Tallulah Bankhead etc m between Workmg woth Frank Fay was a little like learmng how to swun by JUS! bemg thrown mto the water If you were able to keep up woth hun and hold your own through a performance you knew you had become a professional Frank Fay was the best trammg any young performer could have I started out a dancer and one day my brother asked me to help him and Frank Fay get up a bttle routme for the Palace My brother had trouble Jearnmg the steps and l got the JOb So there I was at the age of 12 making my debut on the stage of the mecca of show busmess wtth one of the boggest stars around at that time Fay kept me on unto! I was 16 He Mked me to marry hun one day and two weeks later fired me for calbng hun Frank But that was the way,he was Fay specialized on msultmg you on stage For mstance I would come out and Frank would say Where ve you been' Then I d say l just came from the beauty parlor After lookmg me over Fay would qwp Well I see you dodn t get wruted on Or he would tear songs apart One of hts favorotes was smgmg Tea For Two and when he would get to the part about I will wake and you woll bake a sugar cake for the all the boys to see he would stop and HHY Can t you JUSt see me totmg down a pmeapple upSide down cake to the corner bar to show off to all the ~uys' And oh yes - I forgot anotber aspect of my workmg woth Fay At the tune he was havong & THINGS Vasectomy and prostate surgery The day started out woth the cunclusoon of a game started Saturday Meigs and Lithopolis were knotted at 0-0 after two inmngs Saturday when the skies opened up and forced suspension of the game until Sunday Meogs fell behond 1-0 n the third when Lithopolis touched starter and wmner John Batrd for a smgle stolen base and songles But the boys from the nver carne rtght back m the fofth on a walk to Perk Ault sacrof ce bunt by Tom Cooke and smgle by John Roush Meogs took the lead In the next mmng on a htt batter stolen base and run-scormg smgle by Ault A songle by Cooke on the eoghth followed by a foelder s chooce smgle by Dave Wolfe and stngle by Boord brought home the third run while Baird st)'11lled the LithopoliS bats facong only 17 batters m a love mnnmg span Lothopolts wasn t dead though as they came back on the mnth on two sohd doubles ID tally theor final run Baord on gomg the distance struck out seven and walked only one while govong up nme hits But the bog story was Steve Lee s masterful three hotter m tl)e gtghtcap focmg only 35 batters two of them walks Lee had the Athens batters eatmg out of hos hand woth hiS good control causong many ground balls and easy floes . Ralph got deeply Into debt by a mlscalcu'atlon dldn t think lhe world would laslthts long! I( t \ he Meogs Jwnped on Athens starter and loser Larry Daoley for two runs m the first Cooke started thongs off woth a wolk followed by Dave Wolfe s songle Lou McKinney then strolled to the plate and plastered a deep double over the left foelder s head to score Cooke and Wolfe with the only runs Lee needed Another run came home In the seventh on a walk to cat cher M ck Ash and a long double over the leftfoelder s head by forst baseman R ck Stobart The ball almost cleared the fence a good 350 foot shot at the Ohto Umversoty doamond Meogs added a fmal on surance run m the eighth on a smgle by lloush an error and smgle by Baord Lee struck out f1ve and walked only two wtth the key to hos shutout bemg the fact that he got the forst two batters out every tome except for three innings In the three mmngs that he dodn t get the forst two men Athens failed to get a hot Meogs now waots although they II he practocmg all wc'Ck until Sunday when they II face eother Athens Lancaster or Lothopohs Lancaster plays LithopoliS m the forst game Saturday woth Athens taking on the wmner m the nightcap The wmner of that game gets the honor of try ng to ta ke the psyched un emotoonally charged rover boys Sunday Cards top NL East Division If anyone had predocted m May that the St Louos Car dina is would be m forst place by the All Star break they probably would have been greeted woth a long hard laugh But ot s the Cardmals who are Jaughmg now after takmg over forst place on the National League East Sunday The Cardinals who lost 20 of theor ftrst 25 games thos season rallied for a 5-4 voctory over the Los Angeles Dodgers Sunday and moved past Ch1cago mto forst place by a half game The Cubs lost 4-1 to San Francisco The Cards rally on the eoghth mnmg started when Ted Stze more smgled and was forced at second by Luis Melendez Joe Torre followed wtth a double and All Star catcher Ted smacked a two-run 1 Stmmons single Berme Carbo bounced a ground rule double over the wall on left center foeld to score Sommons woth the wmnmg run I govmg St Louos first place I Elsewhere on the Natoonal I League P ttsburgh swept San Doego 3 1 and 13 7 Pholadelphoa beat Atlanta twtce 6-0 and 5-l New York Lou Osborne edged Ilouston 3 2 and Cm cmnoto blanked Montreal 6-0 In Amerocan League games I Chtcago beat New York 4 2 SEARS I Catalog Merchant I then lost 2-0 Mmnesota beat Boston 1().7 Oakland topped 220 E Maon Pomeroy I Cleveland 5-2 Kansas City PH 992 2178 I downed Milwaukee 7-/i r------------i I Here's the Man To See For • • • THE BEST I l ISessl!I VALUES I ..___________ . .. I • REWARD $500 REWARD to afre~t For tnformalton leadmg and conviction of pe1$0n or pel$ons damaging our cable or property m West Columbta area Tuesday July 17 Anyont having information contact Mason County Shenff Department State Police or the PotnTVtew Cable TV ' ! :Ko :Ko '0 X :1; T'-.l ' ~~8 II It coulth t love hut m< any Put" c t l sic p put me to g < r ll v I were JIL't all 14th voctory and slxtl shutout n OJ< ~al l C:ramma• sl cr 1 outtcred the lkd< All r gt t s I Ja k 8111 ngham lops on the lea~uc ft seemed grin ring ll II c memory of ::it 1 short"t tl tor ugh d n wt I tanked tl Muntrea l as t1 ough be went 10 feet into t<mtep< I • og< ny-strorken I I lc'C!h --~~-'-'---'"-'IPGS !Hl _ ~...Jt"-'h<L l!lr to catch ot J was race md hearong hoH plea for a 0 t't) pclo• h ~ tur~d his left ll II Ingham reca lled the leap- already run ng to back up a Hhot to relieve the extT oclat n" onkle •lldl g Into ll lrd baHC g on 4 ao dc'll catch Concep- throw to the plate when Oavod pain h was expeneo c tn~ safely wl lc goong from forst on coon nadc or lwn Hunt s bases- caught that ball artd turnc'll 1t W/..:':l.!l: X X ~~ r/.«o :::OW./. 1 gro md ball to short hit by loaded I ncr woth one out n the onto a double play J just [)enos Menke m the seventh top of the seventh hcadt'll for the dugout lf he mnmg Suo day Ihs spokes j:Ot l never thought I e had a I adn t caught ot r wou ld have c ugl t o U c bag cl ance for that ball saod probably headed for the sho " I would gl dly govc ur lhat lloll ngham who regostcr<'<l hiS wen:; I Ritlcloamal~lade i~ Wise, Hunter tapped S p o ByrtMIIt UPI Sn rtx Editor i KANSAS CITY (UP!) - Arr end of Nolan llyan s was talk ng to hun on the phone Thos was early last Thursday some hours before the California Angels 26-year-old smokeballer made a lot of peoples hearL~ JUmp by nearly pitching hos lhord no-hotter or the season j Only a sl ort tune before thos call Ryan ll!ld been nformed he had been added to the Amerocan League All .Star squad It was sort of an aftertl ought Due to a specoal proVISion each lcab'lle was allowed to name a 29th player fhe National League tabbed 42-year-<ild W tile Ma ys m what amounts to a far ewell gesture The Amer can 1 eague pocked llyan who was not among the eoght potchers orogmall y named by Oakland manager Dock Wtlhams Why don t you tell hom to go spot on hos hat now Ryan s froend saod to hom over the phone Slightly Disappointed No replied the hardthrowmg soft-speakmg Texas bred roghthander I m not that kmd of guy Naturally 1 m a little disappoonted about not havmg been pocked before thos but t s stollagreathonoranyway Youneverknow Nobodycan sayhow the game woll go I may get mthere m the late mnmgs Nolan Ryan may not know 1t but he s practically a conch td potch m tomorrow mght s ball game here Catfosh Ilunter the ace of Woll ams Oakland staff probably woll be narr ed by hom to start agamst the National League but llyan very likely w 11 be 10 there somewhere along the way He os THE MAN now Ile s baseballs btggest sparkler ots shomest gem at the moment the same way Denny McLam was fove years ago Voda Blue was two years ago and Steve Carlton was last year Ryan osthe one star among all the All-Stars everybody s eager to see and Dock Wolltams knows that Wolliams may have had hos appendix taken out four days ago but h1s braons are st ll on tact In defense of Wtlltams ot should be pomted that at the t me he ongmally was called by Amencan League Presodent Joe Cron n andaskedabouttheAli.SWrpotchershehadmmmd Ryandodn t enJOY the same status he does today Hehadn t p1tched hossecondno-h tterfor one thong and he was under 500 as he sttllts now for another TakesGameSertously But he was and sltllos the major league stnkeout leader and when W1lharns named hos eoght potchers w thout mcluding Ryan Croom asked hun What about Ryan' What about hun' saod Wolllams I kno" he s one helluva potcher but (Boll) Songer os the one carrythg the Califorma ball club Ryan osn t even potchmg 500 ball What am I supposed to do ' Who do you suggest I drop Look I m not playong any fovorotes I wanna won thos game Cronm dod not pursue the matter furth er After all the manager s supposed to be allowed free rem m pocking the potchers osn the and 1f some outStde party comes along and troes telling hun whom to choose \\ell then you can see the kind of chaos that could develop Besodes Dock Wolhams takes the All-Star game very seroously When Cronon called hun at the hospotalm Oakland where he WM operated less than 24 hours after hos surgery Wolhams was startled at the suggestion that someone else could handle the club for htm l wouldn t moss ot for the world he assured Croom There s one more footnote about the p tchers W II ams orogmally named Wolbur Wood the Whole Sox knuckleballer was one of them but he had ro wothdraw- regretfully Wood wanted to be a part of the All-Star game here and would ve been except th at hos sox year -{lid son os undergomg an operatoon I thonk ot would be good for you to b• at the hosp tal the surgeon told the Chocago southpaw And that s why he s m ssmg the ball ga me Indians fall 5-2 to Oakland A's By FRED DOWN UP! Sports Writer The 44th All-Star game is go mg to be a heavenly ex penence for the Amer can League of ots angels m the outfoeld perform as they did Sunday Manager DICk Wolllams angels are Reggoe Jackson of the Oakland As Amos Oils of the Kansas Coty Royals and Bobby Murcer or the New York Yankees and he couldn t have three guys who look more ready for the showcase event against the Natwnal League Jackson took over the AL homerun and RBI lead Sunday when he drove on four runs woth Ius 22nd and 23rd homers and raised Ius RBI total to 61 n the A s 5 2 victory over t1 e Clcveil nd Indians otis de li vered a three-run homer woUt two out In t1 e bottom of the ninth mnn g to govc tl e lloyals a 7-0 victory over Uoe Milwaukee Brewers and a sweep of their threcgame selics Muo c~ r doubled In one of t1 e Ycmkccs 1uns lnu 4 2 opunlng gum ~ loss to the Chicago White Sux "' d singled and scored 1 1 wo In the lh st lnrm g of the nl~l teo p won by the Ynnkeos 2 0 beh m I tl e fouo ~ tt pit chlng of Fritz Peterson ancl Spn ky I ylc Mlnnesot~ defeated Bo>ton 10-7 B oltlmorc beut Califo nR ll-21 nd Icxas edged Dclto t 4 3 In 10 Innin gs on othco hi ~Ill CS Jackson s 2 Homers Naloonal Leag ue scores were Pittsburgh over San Doego 3 I and 13 7 Pholadelphoa over Atlanta 6 5 and 5 1 San Francosco 4 Chocago 1 St Loms 5 Los ffilgeles 4 Co~ cmnatl 6 Montreal 0 and New York 3 Houston 2 Jackson btl a thr ee run homer m the thord mmng as the A s •ook a 4 2lead and added a solo homer m the eoghth easmg Ken Holtzman s path to Ins 15U voctory agaonst moe losses Holtzman yoelded 12 hots but went Ue d stance as tloe A s handed D ck BoSil an his lOth loss Deron Johnson olso I 01 ered for tl e As STATE FARM KANSAS Cl J Y Mo (UP! 1 1 It ck Wsc of the St Louos Card na ls aod J n Ilunter or the wo ld char p on Q\lkland As a c expected to be named the startong p tche s today for 1 uesday nights 44th All-Star ga me between the Nat onal and Amer can l.eagues The select on of Wose and llunter w 11 brmg to center stage n baseball s annu al showcase e•ent two of the most u deo-publ c ed polchers m the ga me On ly a yea r ago owner GlL~S e Busch of tl e Cardmals WM under ntense crot c sm for hav mg traded Steve Carlton to the Pholhes for Wose Carlton had a 2710 record for the Ph Hoes whole Wosc had a 16-16 mark for the Cardu a ls Carlton was not even chosen for the 1973 Nl All .Star squad by Manager Sparky Anderson of the Cmcmnato !led• Hunter who has potched a perfect ga me and been a two I me 20-game wonner durmg h s career has cons stently been under pub I c zed n comparoson to such AI pot Saturday mght 8 qu ar terflnal action In the 15th lottie League Tournament at Kyger Creek was ramed out Tonight Pt Kiwanis plays Green at6 Galhpohs Yanks and Cubs will play at 7 15 and vmton will take on Roo at g 30 p m Semifinals will be played Wednesday and the consolation and cham plonshlp games on Thursday night There will be no games on Tuesday night chcrs as tean nate V da Blue Moe key Loloch of Detro t ( aylord Perry of (.1eveland and for that matter Nola n Double No Hot llyan of California A' the advance guard of the stars of both leagdes and baseball notables gathered for the game on KanHOs C ty s s pankon~ new Harry S Truman playgrou nd NL Manager Anderson was also forcc'<i to make another move C connatl shortstop Dave Concepeoon suffered a broken left ankle Sunday and was replaced as backup Hhortstop by B 11 nussell of the Los Angeles Dodgers G1ms Speoer of the San Francosco Gtants the fans chooce as the short stop woll start the game for the Nat onals Wose Has II> Record A 6 foot 2 195 pound r ght bander from Jackson Moch Wose has an 11-0 record this season and hM played a maJor role m the Cardmals spectacu tar rose to forst place m the NL s Eastern DIVIS on 11te Cardinals who early on the season had a 5 20 record took over first place on the dovosoon Sunday St Lou s Manager Red Schoendienst adv sed by And erson that Wose wa s hos preferred selection to start the All Star ga me cooperated Sunday by relegat ng his star to possoble bullpen duty Wose warmed up but dod not appear on the Cardinals 5-4 voclory over the Dodgers Hunter a 27 year old nght bander from Hertford N C who pitched hos perfect game agamst Mmnesota on 1968 has a I> 3 record thos season He fiad a 2t II record on 1971 and a 21 7 slate for the world champions on 1972 Ile also beat the lleds twoce on the World Ser es Also avaolable for use on the mound to Schoendienst are Claude Osteen Don Sutton and Jom Brewer or the Dodgers Jack Blllmgharn of the lleds Dave Gusto of the Pottsburgh Pirates Wayne Twotchell of the Plulhes and Tom Seaver of th e New York Mets Boll ngham and Seaver each went mne mnmgs on Sunday 60-MIUoon to Watch lloundmg out Dock Wolbams Af staff are lly an and Boll Singer of the Angels Ken Holtzman and Rothe Fongers of the A s J un Colborn of the Milwaukee Brewers Boll Lee of the Boston Red Sox Sparky Lyle of the New York Yankees and Bert Blyleven of the Monnesota Twms Holtzman IS the only AL All-Star pttcher who went none mnongs on Sunday The NL startmg lmeup woll be composed of forst baseman Hank Aaron second baseman Joe Morgan Speoer at short non Santo at thtrd an outfield of Pete Rose B1lly Wolllams and Cesar Cedeno and catcher Johnny Bench Concepcion s Injury camt JUSt a few hours before he wll to head for Kansas Coty where he was to partlclpote In fuesday mght s ann uol All Star game Concepc ion now In Chrlll Hospotal where he II remain a couple of days will have hiS leg In a cast for at [east six weekS I kno~ ot sounds corny saod lleds Manager Sparky Anderson but to me and Alex Davod has been hke a son We vc been hard on him haven t g ven h m a mmute to relax &od he has answered all of the challenges we ve thrown at hom I ve never seen anyone so enthlL•ed abo ut be ng named to an All Star team and he worked so hard to make 11 ~a d Gra!!1J11M And now this on the last game before the All Star break Con ce~oon s mrury came shortly he Jed off the seventh woth hos thtrd htt of the game Conce~ on wasn t wearmg the same shoes he had on when the game started He had changed hos shoes because of bad spokes on the other paor after he stole second n the fourth nrung It was durmg that fourth mnmg that the Reds broke a scoreless toe woth a four run splurge touched off by Johnny Bench s homer Menke s second homer of the season and the IOOth of his career coming after a double on the fifth mnmg gave the Reds their fmal two runs I BARONCIIELLI WINS PARIS (UP!) - Goovambat tosta Baronchelh of Italy Sunday won the 12 stage 942mlle Tour of the Future amateur bocycle race Erny Kirchen a Luxembourger on the mternatoonal team placed forst on Sunday s !mal stage-a 54-mile rode from VerHOol!es The AL startmg hneup will have an mfleld of John Mayberry !Wd Carew Bert Campaneros and Brooks Robmson an outfield of Reggoe Jackson Bobby Murcer and Amos Otos and Carlton Fosk behind the plate All the starters are requored barrmg on jury to play the forst three onnmgs woth the manag ers free to substotute at will 1 22- Feature Acts- 22 thereafter No potcher os al Presenttng lowed to work more than three mnmgs except under unusual Aerwltsts 1 r------------. ! 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I 1111 I!mo.JI!!!!!I :------------1 Nat anal League Amer can League East East w I pet g b w I pet 51 Lou s 5 45 53 New Yo k 57 44 564 Ch cago 5 46 526 2 Bat 5 4 554 P tsbu gh 46 48 489 4 Boston 52 44 542 Phi lade ph a 46 51 474 5 2 Detro t 49 48 501 Mon t ea 44 51 463 62 M w 47 49 490 New York 42 5 452 7 Cleve 35 63 357 West West w I pet g b w I pet Los Angeles 63 37 630 Oakland 56 42 57 C nc nna 57 42 576 5 2 Kan C ty 55 d6 541 San F anc sco 56 43 566 6 2 Mnn 49 47 510 Hou s on 51 50 5 0 2 Ch cago 49 49 500 Atlanta 45 57 44 9 Cat f 48 d8 soo San 0 ego 33 65 337 29 Te•as 34 61 358 Saturday s Resulf s Saturday s Results S D at P Its ppd a n Ch at N Y ppd a n San Fran 3 Ch cago Bosfon 3 M nn 2 Ph a 8 A anta 4 Oak and 5 Cleve 1 C nc 6 Mont ea 4 Texas 4 Detro t 3 N Y 5 Hous ton 3 KanCy5M w4 St Lou s 8 L A Batt 5 Ca f 3 Sunday s Results Sunday s Results st P llsbg 3S D Ch 4 N Y 2 st P llsb g 13 S D 7 2nd N Y 2 Ch 0 2nd Ph Ia 6 Allan a 5 1st M nn 0 Boston 7 PhiIa 5 Atlanta 1 2nd KanCiy7M w5 C nc 6 Montrea 0 Oakland I Cleve 2 San F an 4 Ch 1 13 nns Texas 4 Del o t 3 10 nn S Lou s 5 Los Ange es 4 Ba I 8 Cal I 2 New York 3 Houston 2 No games scheduled loday No games scheduled today Tuesday s Games Tuesday s Games NL vs AL A Stars A L vs N L All Stars Kan c ty Clly n ghl n gh t Circumstances such as an extra onnmg game u der All gb Star rules The often-troubled mod-swn I 2 2 2 mer clMsoc began on !933 as a 6 promotion for the Chicago 7 2 Worlds Faor and has drawn 20 2 ots share of crotocism this year g b because Anderson failed to 2 2 select 42-year old Willie Mays of the Mets and Wolloams 6 7 passed over Ryan 7 Both were added to the stars 20 , who U be on vtew before a nattOnal TV audoence estimated at 61J.milhon through the mterventoon of Com mossooner Bowoe Kuhn NL Presodent Charles Feeney and AL Presodent J oc Cronin Kan NOW I I I I 1 1 1 1 Clowns' Acrobats 1 Jugglers' Anzmal Menagerze 1 I I Buy lockets from sponsor at I Reduced Procesi TWO EVENINGS EACH WEEK I l lo 9 Jll"--$2 10 at you can eat o AI a Ca e ORANGE DRINK INSURANCE SPINNING FOR INSURANCE CALL REEL Stophtn C Sno-• M 553 Rune St Grav 1t H 1 ddiODOrl Oh PH m 7115 Cho ce Drinks and Ot>SSO Ell. ~ ~~--~~~~~~~ 0 der our regu ar menu eve y nl ghl5 to 0 0 STATE FARM INSURAI';CE COMPA N ES HOm1 0 Wde Menu C!!l ak)on The MEIGS INN PH 992362Y l I I I I 1 1 "-------------J MONDAY EVENING AND TUESDAY EVENING WAGNER I I II RACINE, 0. II I FRIDAY, JULY 27 I DINING TUESDAY ONLY I I I BUFFET ITI I Sodeshow MORE ll Mdway ShowsAI2&8p m I Aus Racone Vol F re Co I I Loc Fore House Grounds I 1 1 ZEBCO 76 ® I POMEROY �• Ill<> Daoly Sentidct Middleport Pomeroy 0 July 23 1971 • Television Log Helen Help , West VI>CATON '{AWN#HI! < Us. l.h llt•lt n Llunrl • • + 1) 7 ' 7~ • J 987 + A95 AChristian Response . Mrs Bolte! Your advtce stinks I am particularly Incensed at your reply to the 28-year-<Jid woman who ontended to remain a vorgon until her weddmg mght but whose foance thought thos wasn t unportant Hos aun of course was to pin her to the mattress You ompiiOO she should be more concerned about her mans needs (NOTE FROM H SHE called them baser mstlncts ) and that she was some kmd of Puntan prude for not const<!ermg his suggestoon (H AGAlN For among other things a secret wedding before the bog extravaganza months hence) She should have told the sexfoend to get lost He watted three years why not a few months more' Haven t you heard of morals lady ' The Judaeo~mstoan tradotion and tt.s codes of ethocs specifically forbod formcatoon As you are obviously unonformed Ignorant and unquabfoed I had better explam that formcation means sex before mamage There are plenty of people who have regard for rehgton and morals Lots of men STILL want to marry vorgons I have decoded that either your husband owns the syndocate for which you wrtte or you are a busybody old maod who revels m sex fantasoes In fact only a FOOL would wrote to you or read your column (NOTE FROM H Well hello there fool ) Why don t you try wrotong a cookong colunm or somethong equally mane and stop gtvong stupod asmone answers to fme moral uproght women' If you can tmmdyourown busmess ot least try to overcome your ognorance and stupodity That ts a great double handicap for an alleged professoonal JOurnalist - JUST CALL ME CHRISTIAN AND A VIRGIN Dear Chrtstoan Vorgm Thank you for your fone anonymous Chrtstoan letter Because I receoved several hke ot (now I know how the Chrostians felt when they were thrown to the loons ) and others which less votuperously questioned my moral fiber l d like to share wtth you a personal letter I sent to one of my ertttcs It s addressed to Davod D but ot s for all of my readers wfio I m afrrud dodo t quote read Proscilla s letter for the undertones Dear David You evidently took my answer to Prtseilla as a blast agaonst vorgunty It wasn t meant to be and perhaps of you 11 reread her questton carefully you 11 understand my feelings Which are Almost everythong Proscilla saod mdiCated she was more interested on the pomp and ctrcwnstance of o bog weddong than on a warm close relatiOnship woth her husband Such phrases as baser mstmcts That s rtdiculous (referrmg to her fiances suggestoon for an earlier weddong) an over long engagement woth everythmg planned and conSiderably more m her lengthy letter whoch was shortened for the colunm - these added up to a deforutely unresponsove near..J().year-old woman who I termed too reslramed for a man she descrtbed as unrestramed l got the pocture of a somewhat neurotic person who thought of sex as d1rty etther before or after malTlage and who was lookmg forward to the role of wife m-good-socoal-standmg more than to that of bemg a partner m a lovely everythmg-shared umon In my effort to keep my answer short I d1dn t champiOn the man s suggestion for a secret weddmg as a workable alternative because then I would have had to exp!am why I thought he suggested ot I sensed he had reached the stage where he felt as I did that his foancee moght not be mterested on HIM so much as m the status he offered - and he was tes!ong her I mentmned this on a much longer personal answer to HER m whoch I explaoned my column-rebuttal and troed to show her that she moght have unresolved fears whtch she should talk out woth her man The fact that she answered me and even - sur prosmgly - agreed wothmuch of what! saod m ghtmake you see that I m not as depraved M you think Nowhere did she mention rehgo,on as a basts for her fee longs l respect your Chrtsllan attotudes and would not want to argue woth you about them but I think thos woman woll be facmg many problems mher marrtage unless she stops thlnlung of a beautiful physical thong as a baser mstmct Bear on mind she os well over 25 years old - not an ommature teenager (though she agrees woth me - linmaturoty has somethong to do woth her problem ) Again thanks for wrolin~ I take every croticosm seroously and worry 11111111 know I m fully understood If you II read more of my answers you II see that I NEVER suggest premarital sex for teenagers though I allow them to express theor own voews wothout harsh put-downs and many tunes I sympathize while not condonong - HELEN BUSINESS STATE'S ~I> QH OIJCE UA?I) A liMI:,,, I L~ LONI:lo ~0 BCOJ(S WAS ruA1·C'I SIDE GLANCES HST WE ST 1 00 2 00 - +9 + J" ' KQI08~ ' 63 t AK • Q32 6 00 - sOUTII II + A K8o43 ' AJ 92 . ~ + Q6 West Pas~ Bo I "'" nc abe North I' ilSI 2• LOOK woo's GOING TO 60LVE 8Li.JE COLLAR Ia s BOREDOM Pa s Pass Pa ss Ope hg lead - +J By 05\\0id & James Jacoby Jom Whal s the most sur pr s ng play you have ever .een made Os"ald Strangely eoough t took pla ce n a humdo u fou spade contra ct I wa s dun my The late Hal Som s was declarer Jom It looks norm al enough So uth has to lose a club ad amond and a heart What happened' Oswald Hal won the f rst two trocks w th h s ace and k ng of spades Then he ptu ked the deuce of hea rt s on the table The game was match po nt duplicate and West follo wed w th the four spot At th s po nt Hal sa d Go up l pl ayed the seven Eas t played the three ~ondatnoo<&to ;!ERRY IN:/l.LJ:Ji IIOAAO Of' IOI.ICATION N.J CINC INNAII tVf'l ) It was a alckenlng stght- P~v• Co cet>don 8 IIAtortcd Icrt ankle SW'InJl 1\lex Grnmn aR the Conconnato lleds Uurd l»l$e l'Oilch In the face If 11 had been my own ankle ~ v ~ Perry Mason 4 News 13 Fcx:us on Co umbus 4 300 - News4 65 + 108743 + K 12 ezgs zs Reds blankExpos; Concepcion hurt • 2-0 zn ~ I tourney MONDAY JULYU 117l 7 ~o ~ To Tel lhe Trulh 6 Young Dr Kildare 8 Hollywood Square~ 4 Trolflc Court 0 Chan eso Wey 20 Eplsoda Ac 1on 33 Bobby Go dsboro 3 Move Un on Station 13 8 oo - Gu nsmoke 8 0 Rowan & Mart n s Lough In 3 4 IS Leonardo To KnowHowToSee20 33 Rook os6 9 oo - Here s Lucy 8 10 Movies I Love A Mystery 3 4 IS Man Trap 6 13 9 JO- Dor s Day 8 0 Book Beat 20 33 10 00 - Med cal Cenler 8 10 News 20 Paul Nuchlms 33 10 S - The S len I Years 20 JO - Johnny Carson J • ll Jack Paar 6 13 Movies The Psychopalh 8 Co ng Norlhs de 771 10 WW..T I NEED 5 ... 0000 ~ TUESDAY JULY24 1913 Sunrise Sem nar 4 Sac:red Heart 0 6 1- Farmtlme 10 6 21 - Farm Report 13 Paul Harvey 13 6 JO - Columbus Today < Bble Answers 8 Concern & Com ment 10 Faith For TodaY J 6 45 - Corncob Report IJ 6 55 - Take Five For Live ll 7 00 - Today~ 4 15 CBS News 8 10 News 6 Jeffs Collie 13 7 30 - Romper Room 6 Rocky & Bullwtnkle 13 Popeve 10 8 oo-capl Kangaroo 10 New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame S! 33 Lassie 6 8 30 - Jack La La nne 13 New Zoo Revue6 9 00 - Pau Takmg a gtant step toward a berth tn the state tournament at Ashland two weeks from today the Metgs Amencan Legton baseball team mpped Ltthopohs 3 2 and demoralized Athens 4 o tn the Dtstnct 8 tournament at Athens Sunday Me1gs the only undefeated team remammg on the double ehmonatton tourney now appears to be on the driver s seat needmg only one wm tn the next two games to be one of the 14 dtstnct represen tattves at Ashland Dixon 4 Concentration 6 Fr endly Junction 0 Merv Griffin 8 AM 3 Peyton Place 3 Lets Make A Deal 6 Ph il Donahue ll Secondary Developmental Read ng 33 9 25 - Mathema 33 9 JO - To Tell the Truth 3 Jopardy 6 Hollywood Talk ng 10 Peyton Place IS Elec Co 33 9 40 - Physics Oemonslratlons 33 10 00 - Dinah Shore 3 15 Co umbus S x Call ng 6 Joker s W ld 8 10 Dick Van Dyke 1J Lilias Yoga & You 33 10 30 - Bailie 3 4 15 $10 000 Pyramid 8 0 Sp t Second 3 Zoom 33 1 oo - Sale of th• Century 3 11 Love American Style 6 Gamb t 8 10 Password 13 Why 33 1 15 - Physics Demonstrations 33 1 30 Hollywood SquaresJ 4 15 Bewitched 6 13 Love Of Life 8 10 11l5 - CBSNews8 DanlmelsWorldtO 12 00 - Jeopardy 3 5 Bob Braun s 10 10 Cl ub 4 Password 6 News 10 13 Sesame Sl 33 12 00 3 Ws 3 ll Split Second 6 Search For Tomorrow 8 10 12 15 - News 3 15 1 00 - News 3 A My Children 6 3 Green Acres 10 Not For Women Only 15 Its Your Bel 8 Martin Agronsky 33 20 - Fashion In Sewlnq 3 Jll"--3 On A Match 3 4 15 Let s Make ADeal13 Bowling 6 As The World Turn,s 8 10 Evenin_ll At PopsJJ 2 oo-Oays ot du)' Lives 3 4 15 Newl ywed Game 3 Mike Douglass 6 Gu ding Light 8 10 Woman 33 2 30 - Doctors 3 4 15 Oat ng Game 1J Edge of N ght 8 10 a blazing romance with Barbara Stanwyck One of my jobs was ID run love notes between them So back and forth I d jaunt carrymg messages from the Palace Tbeater to wherever Barbara was appearmg The nurse 111 Romeo. and Juliet had nothing over me 'The current star I m workong With reminds me a lot of another one of the favorites from my past continues Patsy Debboe Reynolds Is so like the dear late Tbelma Todd They both are so beautiful and their tlllllllg and clowlng Is lin Art sts n America 33 peccable In fact the sole fault! could possobly 3 Oll"-Anolher World 3 4 11 General Hasp tal 6 3 Pr ce Is and there y, as a stunned s find with Debbie IS that she s too funny I m just R ght 8 10 Th rty M nutes Wth 20 Great Steamboat Race lence kiddong of course Bemg on the same stage with 33 J m I mag ne t was b o 330-M sterCartoon3 Love Amer canS1ye13 Somerset 5 a Debbte Reynolds or a Frank Fay only msptres ken by a gasp from West Huck & Yogo 6 Secret Sto m 8 Sesame St 33 Movie The another performer to greater hetghts I ve never Oswa ld It was more n the Queen of Babylon 10 met a star yet who was worth anything who 4 30 - Pelllcoaf June! on 3 Wild W d West 3 My Little na tur e or t he sc ream of a tor Margie 15 Merv Gr ff n 4 F Troop 6 Abbott & Costello 8 lured pr soner n e had JUSt let didn t want to be surrounded by the best talent 5 00Mr Rogers 20 33 Andy Griffith 11 Bonanza 3 4 Hazel a seven spot score a tr ck v. hen avaolable 8 Here Comes !he Brides 6 Mr RQ!!erS 20 33 he held kong queen ten e ght of 1 30 - Beverly Hlllb II es 8 Elec Co 33 Gomer Pyle 13 Jerry LeWIS came backstage of Irene one the su t Hodgepodge Lodge 20 evenong and said be generally dldn t like female Jom What dod Wesl have to I 55 Earl Nightingale 15 comediemes because they often were too tough 6 00 - Nws 3 4 8 10 II 3 Truth or Con seq 6 Sesa me St 20 say Around The Bend 33 too aggressive and too masculine But Debbie ts Oswald He was too 6 30 - News 3 4 6 8 10 II I Dream of Jeannie 13 Lilias stunned to say anyth ng but different She can take a pratfall and still be the Yoga & You 33 Il al was there w th a great 7 00- What s My L ne 8 I ve Got A Secret 13 Elec Co 20 epotome of femininity It sa great gift Thelma comme nt when t turned out Beat The Clock ~ News 6 0 Untamed World 13 Truth or Todd plso had that gift Conseq 3 Lee 1 revlno s Go 1 15 L ving 33 that East dod hold the s x Hal Kids starting out on the busmess often come 7 30 - To Tell The Truth 6 Price Is R ght 8 10 Bea!The Clock remarked We re sur e lucky 13 Th s Is Your L fe 3 C reus 4 RFD 20 Char es Blairs around and ask me for advoce and I always tell that I pla ye d h gh from dum Beller World 15 Cancer L fe or Death 33 my them My only advice IS don I give any odvlce 8 00 - Temparalures R sing 6 3 Maude 8 10 Baseba I World And tt s true You have to have tbe urge to of Ja, Garagio a 3 4 11 Evening At Pops 33 Oh a This Week 20 perform and of course the talent but after that 8 5 All Slar Baseball 3 4 15 you JUst should do whatever tt IS you must do 8 30-Hawa Fve08 10 ChanglngMusc20 Move Rolling The b dd ng has been As I said l ve been lucky Not only becouse Man 6 13 - inlernat anal Performance 20 33 West North East Sou th of all the great stars I ve worked with but 99 00 30 V rglnlan 8 Move Cr me Club 10 + because I have always been a supporting player 10 00- Marcus Welby MD 6 13 News 20 Chan Ese Way 33 Pass 2N T Pa ss - not a star of the first rnagrutude Being TilE 11 00 News 3 4 8 10 11 You South hold - Johnny Carson 3 4 II Jack Paar 6 13 Mov es one person who has to carry a show IS a burden 11 30Summe +A Q 6 'A Q I +K 3 2 +A 8 I 3 tree 8 The F e on Thelma Jordan 10 I m glad I don t have to worry about I can s1t 111 What do you do now 1 DO - Perry Mason 3 News 13 A If yo ur partner w II und er tht.wtngs rest111g whlle Debboe os out on that 2 00 - Your Heath 4 2 Ja News < stand that your b d s not Bla ck stage knockmg herself out doing number after wood b d four no trump You don t number I m not exaggerating when l say want to be n a slam unless he has vttamms should take her If I only did one of her at east 14 h gh card po nts for h s dances I d be so done 111 tbey d have to call m bd terrruss1on unmed1ate!y while I took a breather TODAY S QUESTION The concesslonaores moght love me but I think a In s tead o£ res pon d ng two no trump you pa ne ha s Jumped to ten-act show mtght be a little much th ee c ubs What do you do now BY PAUL CRABTREE P S That s why Kelly soon gave up daneong Answer tomorrow There woll be several million TV sets turned on to watch for comedy I m basocally a lazy person and helleve me gettong laughs ts much easier than baseball s modsummer mght s dream the AII.Star Game fh e GNP or G oss Nat onal executing a two-step That was one of the first Tuesday mght and at least 70 pet of the VIewers won t really Product s ll e value oi at understand what they re seemg lessons Frank Fay taught me goods and servoces produced But the loss IS theors not mme These are the fans who n a nalton n dne yea r Wethlnkhedida grealjoboflt tune on only such eveniB as the World Seroes the Super Bowl and racmg s Trople Crown For a few hours they are self-appomted DR. LAWRENCE E LAMB experts and they miss a great deal of the fun of actually followong major sports week In and week out But back to the All-Star Game I contend that baseball 1s essenltally a negative game 10 which performances are really DUAL SURGERY USUAL measured by the nwnber ~ tunes a player avoods bemg a foolure at hos partocular task That sa peculiar way of putt111~ tt but ot s the truth For example there won t be more than one or two players m , the game who aren t faolures at hitting tbe ball two times out of ' every three tunes they come to the plate game after game In Dear Dr Lamb - In 1963 l helps pr otect the test cles ot her reasons lor a man to ng stretch gloves Apparently fact the National League s top vote-getter Ctnemnatl catcher had a trans urethral prosta te from becom ng nflamed a ha ve problems woth hos sex these are very useful for mdo operatoon The young surgeon cond t on called orchot s wh cl I fe Often ot ha s to do w th voduals who have arthrolls on Johnny Bench doesn t even ~o that well He has falled to get a hlt who operated perform ed a somet mes fol ows prostate psycholog cal factor s Your the hand s Readers tell me about three tunes out of every four tunes he appears us a hitter diff cu ty may well be that there are differences on the vasectomy on me at the same operations Pitchers face that same doffoculty To be even In the ruruung yo u ve not unde rstood what -!~ loves some of them get bet tome wothout my knowledge or A vasec tomy n no way af yout operat on dod what type ~ results woth gloves that for aU-star conslderatoon o pitcher must try to keep his op- • consent feels eJaculatoon Most of the of res ponses yo u should ex contam synthetoc fibers some ponents from gettmg an average of at least one hit for every l do scovered that he had flu d comes fr om he prostate peel and have totally mosun have been referred to as mnmg he p1tches In other words most potchers fail to keep the done so when I found that 1 and sem nat ves des Mor e derstood what a va sec tomy moracle fobers than they ve cou ld no longer eJaculate Hos I kely the valves that contro l do es on relatoonsh p to a gotten wtth cotton stretch enemy from getting at least a hit an mnong - not very un explanat on when l questooned the outlet or the bladde r have man s sexua l performance gloves There are a number or pressive credentials for men who call themselves major h m wa s that he dod t to been affected by surgery Th s Vasec lom oes were once per dofferent types of g oves and leaguers let alone all-stars avo od onfect on My sex I re too IS co mmon and does not formed w th the thought that the best thon g I ca n recom Thus when the All-Star game balloting by the fans closed s nee thos operatoon has been mean that your surgeon d dn l ot mproved men s potency mend to those of yo u who most unsatosfactory and I am do a good Job As a result men have arthritiS Of the hands IS toreless Wllbur Wood of Chicago s W}llte Sox had pitched on conv need that h s actoon was co mmo nly have backwa rd On the basiS of your letter you to try the d fferent types and amazing 210 imlngs - but he had goven up almost as many hits un eth cal Could l have sued eraculat on on to the bladder have no ba sos for a malprac see whoch ones help yo u the 188 The Natoonal League s top winner at the time San Fronhom for maipract ce• The sensat ons and react ons t ce su t I would suggest that most Cisco s Ron Bryant had simtlar credentials 134 hiiB In 150 m you talk to your doc tor and NEWSP~PEP. ENTEAPR SE ASSN Dear Reader - Many urolo however should not change nlngs (Others had roughly similar ratios among the top pitchers ex pla n yo ur problem Per gy surgeons perform a vasec In baseball and l mus~admll that there are a few exceptions to haps he ca n ex pla n to you tomy at the t me of the pros Most often nd v dual s more full y what the effects of Send you quest otu to D Lomb this rule but they are scarce Indeed ) -' tate opera tion ThiS has been who ve had a prostate opera the operato on are Wth a bet n ca e of til s newspa/Hr P0 !o• In fact pttchersare lucky - as well as very good Indeed - ~ done for years - long before lion of the type you ve had do ter understandmg or the prob 1551 Radoo C ly Slot on Now y,.k va sec tom y opera to ons wer e not have sexual problems aft lem yo u moght then regam N Y 100J9 Fo a copy ol D lamb s the very best of them can keep the opposition to fewer than three -' popular zed for birth control erward woth or wothout a yo ur conr dence and find a new booUtt on const pDf on 5111cf SO earned runs per game not a very earth-shaking figure (The " Many surgeons feel that thos vasecto my Th ere are man~ Sig n f ca nt Impro vement 10 cenb to the same adc/reu and ask tenth-roted pitchers In eoch league when voting stopped had :'. lo Const pol on booklet nur se. hfe earned run averages of 2 92 and 2 93 ) : Dear Dr Lamb - In an In the field a player who doesn I full to make the play he '" In !904 the Ice cream cone swer to yo ur request from The Almanac should approxunately 19 times out of 20 won t be around very : The Daily Sent111t By United Press International was born A St Louis man anyo ne who has worn the long but fielding averages are hard to measure since the most ~ DEVOTED TD THE stretch gloves I am glad to called on a young lady ~ERESTOF Today Is t.~onday July 23 the aggressive and athletic of fielders often make, the most errors say I have worn them for sev ME lOS MASON AREA 204th day of 1973 woth !61 to carrymg a bouquet of flowers era I montl s now and I can t because they take the most chances : ~HESTER L TA~N EH ILL E JCIC F.~ In one hand and ice cream get along wothout th em at follow Thinking negatively as I am doing you can put the rap on :.; ROBERT HOEFLICH City Edllor The moon IS approachmg 1111 HOndwlch In the other The girl night They have goven me almost every Individual who II appear on the field when the lighlll • Pub shed da y exce pt more relief than all the medo fashi oned one of the sandwich new phase So urdoy by The Ohio Va ey go on ahd the TV cameras stari!Al roll • cal treatments I ever troed Pub sh ng Company 111 The mormng stars are layers onto the form of a vase and that means pil ls and all Cou t St Pomeroy Oh o Pete Rose who always seems about 19 has been shifted to • k nds or I n ments I could get 45169 Bus neu Off ce Phone progressively easter positions as age takes lUI toll (he s 32) Mercury Mars Jupiter and and the cone Idea caught on 2 56 Ed or 11 Phono 992 In 1956 Britain s Queen So f sure can recomm end 992 Satllrn 2157 Calm Hank Aaron relentlessly closing In on Babe Ruth s record them to anyone with arthrotiS Sec ond c ass postage p& d at Elizabeth named four English The evenong star is Venus ol 714 lifetime home runs starting at first bose is o farce since , 1 used to be up two or three Pom&roy Oh o women til baronial rank and Notional odver • "P. Those born on thos date are he s played the outfield alm011t all sea11011 Prima donna Dick ~ tom es at noght balling my repreuntat v& ao ne tt they became the f1rst women I and s In hot water and oint Ga agher nc 12 Ea t t 42nd Allen showboating his way off thtee club rostera in spite of • under the s1gn of Leo 51 New York C ty New vork American actress Charlotte members of the House of ments or all kond s but now l great skills finally found undetltanding In Chicago Chris • S ub sf r pi on r 1 tes Just shp on my stretch gloves Lords Dej yered bY carri er where Speier the Glanlll peerless young shortstop Joees games with Cushman was born July 23 eva ab le 55 cents per wee k and sleep all night Bv Mo or Route whert ca rr •~ his temper a8 he wins them with hla bat and glove Kan88s 1816 se rvi ce no t av~llab e One I am 83 years old Believe On this day in history month S2 Bv mell n Ohio and City s John Mayberry burning up the American League with his • w Va One year ll61 Six A thought for the day rn c 1 Know what I am ialkmg In 1829 William Burt of months mon th s sa 50 Thr ~e bat was a washout In HOUIIon (and wa• outpolled in the voting months! $5 SO ElltWJltrt $18 by the aforementioned Allen who II Injured) Mount Vernon Moch receoved English wroter Samuel Butler about yoor ! x months $9 s~ ~, tbr,ee sa od The man who Jelll f1 ~ r lleader Thanks for But forget all that Theee are the bell men playing the game = a patent for a device called the om~nfh• 16 SuiJI<riP II on pri ce rt clud es Sunday Times j today and the game ltsellla one of the mOll enjoyable things a ~ homself be bored Is even more yo ur co mm ent f ve had p typographer believed to number of letters from people Sent ne ma'lfan see Me' I can bordly waltlor thalllnt potch I 1 have been the first tyjewroter contemptible than the bore about sa tiSVetory rcsultH us u:en :1 'MPU!l BY JACKO BRIAN PLAYING PATSY FOR AKELLY NEW YORK (KFS ) - Fresh as a morn on sprmg Patsy Kelly breezed back to B way after her hit show Irene took a weeks vacation. from standing-room-only crowds at the Mmskoff Theater We re always wolling to let Patsy remmosce about her showboz start woth Frank Fay roght through her smash hits in No No Nanette and the current Irene Ah the luck of the lrosh she s apt to start out Of course with a name like Kelly one should expect a htUe of the Blarney Stone to rub off on them But I have been more blessed than anyone would have a roghl to expect I started off over 55 years ago workmg woth Frank and 1973 fmdsme working woth an equally talented star - Debboe Reynolds and there have been many such as Jolson Jean Harlow Tallulah Bankhead etc m between Workmg woth Frank Fay was a little like learmng how to swun by JUS! bemg thrown mto the water If you were able to keep up woth hun and hold your own through a performance you knew you had become a professional Frank Fay was the best trammg any young performer could have I started out a dancer and one day my brother asked me to help him and Frank Fay get up a bttle routme for the Palace My brother had trouble Jearnmg the steps and l got the JOb So there I was at the age of 12 making my debut on the stage of the mecca of show busmess wtth one of the boggest stars around at that time Fay kept me on unto! I was 16 He Mked me to marry hun one day and two weeks later fired me for calbng hun Frank But that was the way,he was Fay specialized on msultmg you on stage For mstance I would come out and Frank would say Where ve you been' Then I d say l just came from the beauty parlor After lookmg me over Fay would qwp Well I see you dodn t get wruted on Or he would tear songs apart One of hts favorotes was smgmg Tea For Two and when he would get to the part about I will wake and you woll bake a sugar cake for the all the boys to see he would stop and HHY Can t you JUSt see me totmg down a pmeapple upSide down cake to the corner bar to show off to all the ~uys' And oh yes - I forgot anotber aspect of my workmg woth Fay At the tune he was havong & THINGS Vasectomy and prostate surgery The day started out woth the cunclusoon of a game started Saturday Meigs and Lithopolis were knotted at 0-0 after two inmngs Saturday when the skies opened up and forced suspension of the game until Sunday Meogs fell behond 1-0 n the third when Lithopolis touched starter and wmner John Batrd for a smgle stolen base and songles But the boys from the nver carne rtght back m the fofth on a walk to Perk Ault sacrof ce bunt by Tom Cooke and smgle by John Roush Meogs took the lead In the next mmng on a htt batter stolen base and run-scormg smgle by Ault A songle by Cooke on the eoghth followed by a foelder s chooce smgle by Dave Wolfe and stngle by Boord brought home the third run while Baird st)'11lled the LithopoliS bats facong only 17 batters m a love mnnmg span Lothopolts wasn t dead though as they came back on the mnth on two sohd doubles ID tally theor final run Baord on gomg the distance struck out seven and walked only one while govong up nme hits But the bog story was Steve Lee s masterful three hotter m tl)e gtghtcap focmg only 35 batters two of them walks Lee had the Athens batters eatmg out of hos hand woth hiS good control causong many ground balls and easy floes . Ralph got deeply Into debt by a mlscalcu'atlon dldn t think lhe world would laslthts long! I( t \ he Meogs Jwnped on Athens starter and loser Larry Daoley for two runs m the first Cooke started thongs off woth a wolk followed by Dave Wolfe s songle Lou McKinney then strolled to the plate and plastered a deep double over the left foelder s head to score Cooke and Wolfe with the only runs Lee needed Another run came home In the seventh on a walk to cat cher M ck Ash and a long double over the leftfoelder s head by forst baseman R ck Stobart The ball almost cleared the fence a good 350 foot shot at the Ohto Umversoty doamond Meogs added a fmal on surance run m the eighth on a smgle by lloush an error and smgle by Baord Lee struck out f1ve and walked only two wtth the key to hos shutout bemg the fact that he got the forst two batters out every tome except for three innings In the three mmngs that he dodn t get the forst two men Athens failed to get a hot Meogs now waots although they II he practocmg all wc'Ck until Sunday when they II face eother Athens Lancaster or Lothopohs Lancaster plays LithopoliS m the forst game Saturday woth Athens taking on the wmner m the nightcap The wmner of that game gets the honor of try ng to ta ke the psyched un emotoonally charged rover boys Sunday Cards top NL East Division If anyone had predocted m May that the St Louos Car dina is would be m forst place by the All Star break they probably would have been greeted woth a long hard laugh But ot s the Cardmals who are Jaughmg now after takmg over forst place on the National League East Sunday The Cardinals who lost 20 of theor ftrst 25 games thos season rallied for a 5-4 voctory over the Los Angeles Dodgers Sunday and moved past Ch1cago mto forst place by a half game The Cubs lost 4-1 to San Francisco The Cards rally on the eoghth mnmg started when Ted Stze more smgled and was forced at second by Luis Melendez Joe Torre followed wtth a double and All Star catcher Ted smacked a two-run 1 Stmmons single Berme Carbo bounced a ground rule double over the wall on left center foeld to score Sommons woth the wmnmg run I govmg St Louos first place I Elsewhere on the Natoonal I League P ttsburgh swept San Doego 3 1 and 13 7 Pholadelphoa beat Atlanta twtce 6-0 and 5-l New York Lou Osborne edged Ilouston 3 2 and Cm cmnoto blanked Montreal 6-0 In Amerocan League games I Chtcago beat New York 4 2 SEARS I Catalog Merchant I then lost 2-0 Mmnesota beat Boston 1().7 Oakland topped 220 E Maon Pomeroy I Cleveland 5-2 Kansas City PH 992 2178 I downed Milwaukee 7-/i r------------i I Here's the Man To See For • • • THE BEST I l ISessl!I VALUES I ..___________ . .. I • REWARD $500 REWARD to afre~t For tnformalton leadmg and conviction of pe1$0n or pel$ons damaging our cable or property m West Columbta area Tuesday July 17 Anyont having information contact Mason County Shenff Department State Police or the PotnTVtew Cable TV ' ! :Ko :Ko '0 X :1; T'-.l ' ~~8 II It coulth t love hut m< any Put" c t l sic p put me to g < r ll v I were JIL't all 14th voctory and slxtl shutout n OJ< ~al l C:ramma• sl cr 1 outtcred the lkd< All r gt t s I Ja k 8111 ngham lops on the lea~uc ft seemed grin ring ll II c memory of ::it 1 short"t tl tor ugh d n wt I tanked tl Muntrea l as t1 ough be went 10 feet into t<mtep< I • og< ny-strorken I I lc'C!h --~~-'-'---'"-'IPGS !Hl _ ~...Jt"-'h<L l!lr to catch ot J was race md hearong hoH plea for a 0 t't) pclo• h ~ tur~d his left ll II Ingham reca lled the leap- already run ng to back up a Hhot to relieve the extT oclat n" onkle •lldl g Into ll lrd baHC g on 4 ao dc'll catch Concep- throw to the plate when Oavod pain h was expeneo c tn~ safely wl lc goong from forst on coon nadc or lwn Hunt s bases- caught that ball artd turnc'll 1t W/..:':l.!l: X X ~~ r/.«o :::OW./. 1 gro md ball to short hit by loaded I ncr woth one out n the onto a double play J just [)enos Menke m the seventh top of the seventh hcadt'll for the dugout lf he mnmg Suo day Ihs spokes j:Ot l never thought I e had a I adn t caught ot r wou ld have c ugl t o U c bag cl ance for that ball saod probably headed for the sho " I would gl dly govc ur lhat lloll ngham who regostcr<'<l hiS wen:; I Ritlcloamal~lade i~ Wise, Hunter tapped S p o ByrtMIIt UPI Sn rtx Editor i KANSAS CITY (UP!) - Arr end of Nolan llyan s was talk ng to hun on the phone Thos was early last Thursday some hours before the California Angels 26-year-old smokeballer made a lot of peoples hearL~ JUmp by nearly pitching hos lhord no-hotter or the season j Only a sl ort tune before thos call Ryan ll!ld been nformed he had been added to the Amerocan League All .Star squad It was sort of an aftertl ought Due to a specoal proVISion each lcab'lle was allowed to name a 29th player fhe National League tabbed 42-year-<ild W tile Ma ys m what amounts to a far ewell gesture The Amer can 1 eague pocked llyan who was not among the eoght potchers orogmall y named by Oakland manager Dock Wtlhams Why don t you tell hom to go spot on hos hat now Ryan s froend saod to hom over the phone Slightly Disappointed No replied the hardthrowmg soft-speakmg Texas bred roghthander I m not that kmd of guy Naturally 1 m a little disappoonted about not havmg been pocked before thos but t s stollagreathonoranyway Youneverknow Nobodycan sayhow the game woll go I may get mthere m the late mnmgs Nolan Ryan may not know 1t but he s practically a conch td potch m tomorrow mght s ball game here Catfosh Ilunter the ace of Woll ams Oakland staff probably woll be narr ed by hom to start agamst the National League but llyan very likely w 11 be 10 there somewhere along the way He os THE MAN now Ile s baseballs btggest sparkler ots shomest gem at the moment the same way Denny McLam was fove years ago Voda Blue was two years ago and Steve Carlton was last year Ryan osthe one star among all the All-Stars everybody s eager to see and Dock Wolltams knows that Wolliams may have had hos appendix taken out four days ago but h1s braons are st ll on tact In defense of Wtlltams ot should be pomted that at the t me he ongmally was called by Amencan League Presodent Joe Cron n andaskedabouttheAli.SWrpotchershehadmmmd Ryandodn t enJOY the same status he does today Hehadn t p1tched hossecondno-h tterfor one thong and he was under 500 as he sttllts now for another TakesGameSertously But he was and sltllos the major league stnkeout leader and when W1lharns named hos eoght potchers w thout mcluding Ryan Croom asked hun What about Ryan' What about hun' saod Wolllams I kno" he s one helluva potcher but (Boll) Songer os the one carrythg the Califorma ball club Ryan osn t even potchmg 500 ball What am I supposed to do ' Who do you suggest I drop Look I m not playong any fovorotes I wanna won thos game Cronm dod not pursue the matter furth er After all the manager s supposed to be allowed free rem m pocking the potchers osn the and 1f some outStde party comes along and troes telling hun whom to choose \\ell then you can see the kind of chaos that could develop Besodes Dock Wolhams takes the All-Star game very seroously When Cronon called hun at the hospotalm Oakland where he WM operated less than 24 hours after hos surgery Wolhams was startled at the suggestion that someone else could handle the club for htm l wouldn t moss ot for the world he assured Croom There s one more footnote about the p tchers W II ams orogmally named Wolbur Wood the Whole Sox knuckleballer was one of them but he had ro wothdraw- regretfully Wood wanted to be a part of the All-Star game here and would ve been except th at hos sox year -{lid son os undergomg an operatoon I thonk ot would be good for you to b• at the hosp tal the surgeon told the Chocago southpaw And that s why he s m ssmg the ball ga me Indians fall 5-2 to Oakland A's By FRED DOWN UP! Sports Writer The 44th All-Star game is go mg to be a heavenly ex penence for the Amer can League of ots angels m the outfoeld perform as they did Sunday Manager DICk Wolllams angels are Reggoe Jackson of the Oakland As Amos Oils of the Kansas Coty Royals and Bobby Murcer or the New York Yankees and he couldn t have three guys who look more ready for the showcase event against the Natwnal League Jackson took over the AL homerun and RBI lead Sunday when he drove on four runs woth Ius 22nd and 23rd homers and raised Ius RBI total to 61 n the A s 5 2 victory over t1 e Clcveil nd Indians otis de li vered a three-run homer woUt two out In t1 e bottom of the ninth mnn g to govc tl e lloyals a 7-0 victory over Uoe Milwaukee Brewers and a sweep of their threcgame selics Muo c~ r doubled In one of t1 e Ycmkccs 1uns lnu 4 2 opunlng gum ~ loss to the Chicago White Sux "' d singled and scored 1 1 wo In the lh st lnrm g of the nl~l teo p won by the Ynnkeos 2 0 beh m I tl e fouo ~ tt pit chlng of Fritz Peterson ancl Spn ky I ylc Mlnnesot~ defeated Bo>ton 10-7 B oltlmorc beut Califo nR ll-21 nd Icxas edged Dclto t 4 3 In 10 Innin gs on othco hi ~Ill CS Jackson s 2 Homers Naloonal Leag ue scores were Pittsburgh over San Doego 3 I and 13 7 Pholadelphoa over Atlanta 6 5 and 5 1 San Francosco 4 Chocago 1 St Loms 5 Los ffilgeles 4 Co~ cmnatl 6 Montreal 0 and New York 3 Houston 2 Jackson btl a thr ee run homer m the thord mmng as the A s •ook a 4 2lead and added a solo homer m the eoghth easmg Ken Holtzman s path to Ins 15U voctory agaonst moe losses Holtzman yoelded 12 hots but went Ue d stance as tloe A s handed D ck BoSil an his lOth loss Deron Johnson olso I 01 ered for tl e As STATE FARM KANSAS Cl J Y Mo (UP! 1 1 It ck Wsc of the St Louos Card na ls aod J n Ilunter or the wo ld char p on Q\lkland As a c expected to be named the startong p tche s today for 1 uesday nights 44th All-Star ga me between the Nat onal and Amer can l.eagues The select on of Wose and llunter w 11 brmg to center stage n baseball s annu al showcase e•ent two of the most u deo-publ c ed polchers m the ga me On ly a yea r ago owner GlL~S e Busch of tl e Cardmals WM under ntense crot c sm for hav mg traded Steve Carlton to the Pholhes for Wose Carlton had a 2710 record for the Ph Hoes whole Wosc had a 16-16 mark for the Cardu a ls Carlton was not even chosen for the 1973 Nl All .Star squad by Manager Sparky Anderson of the Cmcmnato !led• Hunter who has potched a perfect ga me and been a two I me 20-game wonner durmg h s career has cons stently been under pub I c zed n comparoson to such AI pot Saturday mght 8 qu ar terflnal action In the 15th lottie League Tournament at Kyger Creek was ramed out Tonight Pt Kiwanis plays Green at6 Galhpohs Yanks and Cubs will play at 7 15 and vmton will take on Roo at g 30 p m Semifinals will be played Wednesday and the consolation and cham plonshlp games on Thursday night There will be no games on Tuesday night chcrs as tean nate V da Blue Moe key Loloch of Detro t ( aylord Perry of (.1eveland and for that matter Nola n Double No Hot llyan of California A' the advance guard of the stars of both leagdes and baseball notables gathered for the game on KanHOs C ty s s pankon~ new Harry S Truman playgrou nd NL Manager Anderson was also forcc'<i to make another move C connatl shortstop Dave Concepeoon suffered a broken left ankle Sunday and was replaced as backup Hhortstop by B 11 nussell of the Los Angeles Dodgers G1ms Speoer of the San Francosco Gtants the fans chooce as the short stop woll start the game for the Nat onals Wose Has II> Record A 6 foot 2 195 pound r ght bander from Jackson Moch Wose has an 11-0 record this season and hM played a maJor role m the Cardmals spectacu tar rose to forst place m the NL s Eastern DIVIS on 11te Cardinals who early on the season had a 5 20 record took over first place on the dovosoon Sunday St Lou s Manager Red Schoendienst adv sed by And erson that Wose wa s hos preferred selection to start the All Star ga me cooperated Sunday by relegat ng his star to possoble bullpen duty Wose warmed up but dod not appear on the Cardinals 5-4 voclory over the Dodgers Hunter a 27 year old nght bander from Hertford N C who pitched hos perfect game agamst Mmnesota on 1968 has a I> 3 record thos season He fiad a 2t II record on 1971 and a 21 7 slate for the world champions on 1972 Ile also beat the lleds twoce on the World Ser es Also avaolable for use on the mound to Schoendienst are Claude Osteen Don Sutton and Jom Brewer or the Dodgers Jack Blllmgharn of the lleds Dave Gusto of the Pottsburgh Pirates Wayne Twotchell of the Plulhes and Tom Seaver of th e New York Mets Boll ngham and Seaver each went mne mnmgs on Sunday 60-MIUoon to Watch lloundmg out Dock Wolbams Af staff are lly an and Boll Singer of the Angels Ken Holtzman and Rothe Fongers of the A s J un Colborn of the Milwaukee Brewers Boll Lee of the Boston Red Sox Sparky Lyle of the New York Yankees and Bert Blyleven of the Monnesota Twms Holtzman IS the only AL All-Star pttcher who went none mnongs on Sunday The NL startmg lmeup woll be composed of forst baseman Hank Aaron second baseman Joe Morgan Speoer at short non Santo at thtrd an outfield of Pete Rose B1lly Wolllams and Cesar Cedeno and catcher Johnny Bench Concepcion s Injury camt JUSt a few hours before he wll to head for Kansas Coty where he was to partlclpote In fuesday mght s ann uol All Star game Concepc ion now In Chrlll Hospotal where he II remain a couple of days will have hiS leg In a cast for at [east six weekS I kno~ ot sounds corny saod lleds Manager Sparky Anderson but to me and Alex Davod has been hke a son We vc been hard on him haven t g ven h m a mmute to relax &od he has answered all of the challenges we ve thrown at hom I ve never seen anyone so enthlL•ed abo ut be ng named to an All Star team and he worked so hard to make 11 ~a d Gra!!1J11M And now this on the last game before the All Star break Con ce~oon s mrury came shortly he Jed off the seventh woth hos thtrd htt of the game Conce~ on wasn t wearmg the same shoes he had on when the game started He had changed hos shoes because of bad spokes on the other paor after he stole second n the fourth nrung It was durmg that fourth mnmg that the Reds broke a scoreless toe woth a four run splurge touched off by Johnny Bench s homer Menke s second homer of the season and the IOOth of his career coming after a double on the fifth mnmg gave the Reds their fmal two runs I BARONCIIELLI WINS PARIS (UP!) - Goovambat tosta Baronchelh of Italy Sunday won the 12 stage 942mlle Tour of the Future amateur bocycle race Erny Kirchen a Luxembourger on the mternatoonal team placed forst on Sunday s !mal stage-a 54-mile rode from VerHOol!es The AL startmg hneup will have an mfleld of John Mayberry !Wd Carew Bert Campaneros and Brooks Robmson an outfield of Reggoe Jackson Bobby Murcer and Amos Otos and Carlton Fosk behind the plate All the starters are requored barrmg on jury to play the forst three onnmgs woth the manag ers free to substotute at will 1 22- Feature Acts- 22 thereafter No potcher os al Presenttng lowed to work more than three mnmgs except under unusual Aerwltsts 1 r------------. ! 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I 1111 I!mo.JI!!!!!I :------------1 Nat anal League Amer can League East East w I pet g b w I pet 51 Lou s 5 45 53 New Yo k 57 44 564 Ch cago 5 46 526 2 Bat 5 4 554 P tsbu gh 46 48 489 4 Boston 52 44 542 Phi lade ph a 46 51 474 5 2 Detro t 49 48 501 Mon t ea 44 51 463 62 M w 47 49 490 New York 42 5 452 7 Cleve 35 63 357 West West w I pet g b w I pet Los Angeles 63 37 630 Oakland 56 42 57 C nc nna 57 42 576 5 2 Kan C ty 55 d6 541 San F anc sco 56 43 566 6 2 Mnn 49 47 510 Hou s on 51 50 5 0 2 Ch cago 49 49 500 Atlanta 45 57 44 9 Cat f 48 d8 soo San 0 ego 33 65 337 29 Te•as 34 61 358 Saturday s Resulf s Saturday s Results S D at P Its ppd a n Ch at N Y ppd a n San Fran 3 Ch cago Bosfon 3 M nn 2 Ph a 8 A anta 4 Oak and 5 Cleve 1 C nc 6 Mont ea 4 Texas 4 Detro t 3 N Y 5 Hous ton 3 KanCy5M w4 St Lou s 8 L A Batt 5 Ca f 3 Sunday s Results Sunday s Results st P llsbg 3S D Ch 4 N Y 2 st P llsb g 13 S D 7 2nd N Y 2 Ch 0 2nd Ph Ia 6 Allan a 5 1st M nn 0 Boston 7 PhiIa 5 Atlanta 1 2nd KanCiy7M w5 C nc 6 Montrea 0 Oakland I Cleve 2 San F an 4 Ch 1 13 nns Texas 4 Del o t 3 10 nn S Lou s 5 Los Ange es 4 Ba I 8 Cal I 2 New York 3 Houston 2 No games scheduled loday No games scheduled today Tuesday s Games Tuesday s Games NL vs AL A Stars A L vs N L All Stars Kan c ty Clly n ghl n gh t Circumstances such as an extra onnmg game u der All gb Star rules The often-troubled mod-swn I 2 2 2 mer clMsoc began on !933 as a 6 promotion for the Chicago 7 2 Worlds Faor and has drawn 20 2 ots share of crotocism this year g b because Anderson failed to 2 2 select 42-year old Willie Mays of the Mets and Wolloams 6 7 passed over Ryan 7 Both were added to the stars 20 , who U be on vtew before a nattOnal TV audoence estimated at 61J.milhon through the mterventoon of Com mossooner Bowoe Kuhn NL Presodent Charles Feeney and AL Presodent J oc Cronin Kan NOW I I I I 1 1 1 1 Clowns' Acrobats 1 Jugglers' Anzmal Menagerze 1 I I Buy lockets from sponsor at I Reduced Procesi TWO EVENINGS EACH WEEK I l lo 9 Jll"--$2 10 at you can eat o AI a Ca e ORANGE DRINK INSURANCE SPINNING FOR INSURANCE CALL REEL Stophtn C Sno-• M 553 Rune St Grav 1t H 1 ddiODOrl Oh PH m 7115 Cho ce Drinks and Ot>SSO Ell. ~ ~~--~~~~~~~ 0 der our regu ar menu eve y nl ghl5 to 0 0 STATE FARM INSURAI';CE COMPA N ES HOm1 0 Wde Menu C!!l ak)on The MEIGS INN PH 992362Y l I I I I 1 1 "-------------J MONDAY EVENING AND TUESDAY EVENING WAGNER I I II RACINE, 0. II I FRIDAY, JULY 27 I DINING TUESDAY ONLY I I I BUFFET ITI I Sodeshow MORE ll Mdway ShowsAI2&8p m I Aus Racone Vol F re Co I I Loc Fore House Grounds I 1 1 ZEBCO 76 ® I POMEROY �5- The Dally Selltlnei,Middleport-Pumeroy, 0., July 23,1973 4- 1'he Oal\y sentinel, ~uddleport-Pomcroy, 0., ~uly 23, 197J Mcig~ Lin t>sco rt'S p Apple Grove News, Eve1i.ls By Mrs. Herbert Rou s~ Donohue lllld children and Mrs. (tSthl . Rodrlguert•ttol . Mr. nnd Mrs. Dale Boyd of FtnssleChurch remained lor II Notl<mol League Cleve lloOOo ooo- 7 12 1 . fulcine visited Mr. and Mrs , week 's visit. 11St Gamel O,kland 00< 000 Olx- S 9 0 Roy Dono hew Thursday Mrs. 1'ed Hayh1an and 1childrcn of Westerville arc '" s.D. 000 000 loo- 1 6 0 Bosman, Tidrow (61 and Eltos; Pitts 00000201x- 3 70 Holtrman IIS-9J and Fosse. LP Trans~er,;: l' v ,evening. Mr.andMrs. Butch Donohue spendin"" a 'week with Mr. and ·Arlin (6.7) and Kendall ; Briles. - 8osmani3-IOI . HRS- Jackson nnd children of r.,arlon, and Mrs. Gerald Hayman . Hernando' 181. Gius ti 19! and 2122nd & 23rdl. Johnson (12th). ···May, Sangulllen (9) . WPEdward M. Blake. Sr. lo Mrs : F'tossle Church of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Story 1 5 12 1 Brlles · 19-8!. HRS - Roberts Mllw 1 0 OlO OIOWilliam D. Childs, Joan Childs, h and· daughter , Rosa lee, o! Kan City 001 100 2037 1< 1 Delaware spent over 1 e (8th). Porker (lsi). l2nd Gamel . Colborn. Rodriguez (7) and 1'1 Acre , Middleport. weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Darwin visited Sunday with S.D. 000 210 103- 7 83 Parler; Busby, Hoerner 181 · Richard Bailey, DOris J . K J Vernon· Donohue an d Mr. an d Mrs, Ada Norris and Mr. and Pitts 211 001 62x- ll1J J Blr(l (8) and Healy. WP- Blrd__ Kirby, Caldwell 17). Ramo 171. 12-3l. LP-Rodrlguez 12·11 . HRS Bai)ey, Charles R. arr, I'., M~s . Marshall Adams. Mrs. Mrs , Erwin Gloeckner. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hill Ross (8) and Corrales ; Walk~~ · - Money 2 17th & Blh) , Otis Mildred Karr to Raymond L.. Moose 171. Lamb 181 and (20th). . Oliver, Carols·. Oliver, Lot 5, . entertained Friday in honor of Songulllen, WP- Walker 16-81 . 1 .400 024 000--10 IS o Crow's Sub., Chester. th eir, daughter, Mrs. Jan LP- Kirby (6·111. HRS- Star- Minn 1I . Alice Foully to Opal Rangell 2 !29th & JOih l. Robertson Boston 000 002 3P27 IS tiVCfSVJ Norris, who was celebrating Kaat Bane 171. Corbin (9) '· Ma I11th) . 1 and Mitterwald; Lee. Garman dolph, 100 Acre L<lt 303 Parce, birthday. Attending were r. 6 list game) 1 1 Bolin tal and Fisk. WP- Olive. . and Mrs. Dallas Hill, Dean and PhiIa 100 010 220- 6 IJ 1 Ka~t 111 -9) . LP- Lee (12-41· Clemente Menchini, Gtna eWS Art, Mrs. Dolly Wolfe, 'Mr. and Atlanta OJO 0\0 001 - S 13 1 HRSSmlth (13th!. Mltlerwald Menchin i to James Vennari, Mrs . Marshall Roush and Joey, (11 th ). Cepeda I 14th!. . . Carlton , Ruthven (7) and Boone ; Freeman, Leon (7), .. Martha A. Vennan, Lot, · Mrs . Ferne Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Norris Frisella (9) and Vela,que~, Me lor League Ltader_s Pomeroy. ' · daughers Janice and Janeen, and Tracy. Casanova 191 . WP-Ruthven 14PressBatters International Robert w. Proffitt, Elizabeth 8) . LP- Leon (0-1). HRS-. By United Leadino w Mrs. Myrtle Smith and 1M1ssf Mr. and Mr-s. Darrell Norris Eva ns 121th). Johnsoo (23rd), National League F. Proffitt to Robert · Mabel McDaniels, al 0 · are the proud owners of a new Robinson (IJih! . g. ab r. h. pet. Proffitt, Elizabeth Faye Spring!le)d, Va., visited Mr. mobile home . I2nd game) Proffitt, 1 Acre, 100 A. Lotl!H, and Mrs. Louis De Luz en route Floyd Norris is a medical Phlla 100 liD 000- S 9 0 ~~~~~~~hi l :~ ~~ ;~ i~ Allan Ia . 010 000 000- 1 7 7 watson. Ho 102 379 70 123 .325 Lebanon . to Haiti where they will serve patient at· Veterans Memorial Lonborg, Brandon 181 and Rose Cln 98 398 66 129 .32< Ezra J. Sheets, Linda 1 Gl dR. as lay missionaries for one Hospital. Ryan; Morloo, House _(8) and Maddox. SF 84 332 45 107 .322 Cosanova . WP- Lonborg (9-7) . Crdnl. Chi 91 326 54 104 .319 Sheets to Paul E. Vol · a ys week. The East Letart Chw-ch and LP- Morton 18-71. Gdson, SF 84 321 33 102 .318 w. Voll, Lot, Quillen's Add., Mrs. Bill Middleswart is a Sunday School members held 305 57 97 318 Mtthws. Ho SF 89 81 310 45 98 .316 · Syracuse. . L sw-gical patient at Veterans thet' r annual picnic at ReedsMontreal 000 000 000-0 6 2 Cedeno, Cinci 000 420 000-6 14 0 Unser, Phil 78 251 41 78 .311 Ray E. Justis, Dottie · Memorial Hospital at this ville park Sunday. McAnally, Jarv is (4), Caskey American ~eagut Justis to David L. Chadwell, writing . Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Oil of (51, Walker (6) , Stoneman 181 g. ab r. h. pet. Donna J·. Chadwell, Parcel, Mr. ' nd Mrs. Victor Durst k d 'and Stinson ; Billingham 114-6) Blmbrg, NY64 195 32 69 .. 354 • Maryland spent the wee en and Bench . LP- McAnally 17· Carew, Min 90 349 60 122 .350 Olive. and sons, The Plains, spent. the wifll the former 's mother, Mrs. Sl. HRS-Bench (18th). Menke Hrtn, Del 60 215 lO 75 .3<9 George C. White, Jessie Coen weekend with Mr. and Mrs. R. Magoie Roush. Mrs. Oil (2nd). May , Mil 95 385 60 127 .330 M't h 11 ka ft • Davis, Bal 76 307 29 98 .319 White to Pat E. 'c e • a R. Durst and Tom a er remained for an indefinite visit D. Allen, Chl69 245 39 76 .310 Clair E. Mitchell, Marcella Sue vacationing at Cedar Point and with Mrs . Roush. 2 LA 100 100 0 0-' n Murcr, NY 101 396 S6 121 .306 Mt' lchell, Lot, Rutland Village, · ts f · te st in d 000 011 03x- 5 9 4 Bumbry, Bl 64 191 38 sa .30< other pom o m re Mrs. Wayne McLaughin an si. Louis Messersmith, Brewer 18 ), John Melton, Chi 92 335 50 100 .299 · Rosal ee Griffith, Exa Mae Northern. Ohio. daughter of ColumbuS are (8) and Ferguson ;_ Cleveland, Mybrry . KC 97 327 61 97 .297 Christian to Ohio Power Co., Mrs. Elva Dailey, Syracuse, h ts M d visiting er paren , r . an Folkers (7), Segu1 181. Hra- Munson, NY 91 313 S2 93 .297 bosky 191 and Simmons. WP- K k t k KC Ease., Rutland. spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Earl Adams. Segu,i 14-3). LP-Brewer 1<-31. r P rc ' 81 279 48 83 .297 Warren D. Clay, Phyllis Clay her sister, Mr . and Mrs. fullph Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush 49 79 297 New York 200000 1oo- 3 8 1 · Smith,. BasHome Runs 71 266 · to Ohio Power Co., Ease., Brewer and family. and ch'tdren visited SWJday 1 Houston 100 001 000- 2 8 0 National · League' Stargell. Rutland. > Mr. ;ind Mrs. Dan Talbott evening with Mr. and Mrs. Seaver Ill -S) and Grote ; Reuss, Pill 30 ; Aaron and Evans, Atl Michael A. Epple, Golda and family were Tuesday Issac Lewis at Clifton, W. Va. Wilson 181 and Edwards, Jut•e 27· Bonds SF 25; Johnson, Atl Epple to Michael A. Epple, event' ng v·151·tors'at the home of k · · 1 IS) . LP- Reuss 111 -81 . HRRoy Buc IS a sw-gJCa Watson 19th). American League : Jackson, Golda Epple , Lot II, his parents, Mr. a~d Mrs. Jack patient at veterans Memorial (13 innings) Oak 23; Hendrick, Clev, Mat Harrisonville. Talbott, Long Bottom. · Hospital. San Francisco berry and Otis, KC 20; Fls , Mrs. Carol Cornell and Mrs. B . Mrs. Larry 0' nen en000 000 010 000 3- 4 6 0 Bas, Murcer, NY and Sando, Chicago : Oak 18. Ruby Bryant shopped in tertained with a party at her 010 000 000 000 0- 1 10 0 National RunsLeague Batled; In Stargell. Ravenswood, W. Va., a recent home Frl'day evening in honor Brad ley, Bryant 1121. Sosal j1), Pitt 75 ; Bench, . C in 71 ; Evans, Veterans Memorial Hospital afternoon. of her daughter linda's eighth McMahon (131 and Rader; Jenkins, Looker (IJI and All 67 ; Bonds, SF 64 ; Luzinskl, Satw-day Admissions , Jay Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lawson birthday. Linda received many Garrett, Rudolph 112) . WPLeague' Jackson, fuly Rife, Cheshire and Ellie are annoWJcing the recent -gifts. Refreshments of cup Sosa (5-2) . LP- Locker 14-31 . HR- Kingman llllh) . Oak 81 ; Mayberry, KC 80; May Lemley, Racine. ! · birth of a son, David Uoyd. cakes, ice cream, nuts, KooiMurcer, NY 68 ; Darwin, M•nn Saturday Discharges They are also parents of a Aid were served · to the Anlerican League 62 . , ' Melton, list Gamel Nettle Hemsley, Phillip daughter, Zellah, age two. followin.g guests , Mindy Chicago 001 030 000-4 8 1 National League: Billingham, Meinhart, James Bush, Wanda Mr. and Mrs. Paul Evans McLaughlin, Cathy Riffle, New York 200 000 000-2 4 1 14 7 Cin 14-6;LA Bryant, SF LA, ' ' SmJ'th, Amanda »uawk, Daniel and Paul Dean, S. W. Durst, Tammy and Becky Eichinger, 12-6; Osteen, Bahnsen, Forster (9) and Sulton, Herrmann ; Stottlemyre, Beene Seaver, NY and Wise, StL 11-S; Rice, Minnie Johnson, Dorset Mr. and Mrs. Lewis De Luz, Dolly Hill, Heidi Cobb, Ralph {5) and Munson. WP- Bahnsen Reuss. Hou 11-8. . Biggs, Kolleen Kirkham, Dora Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Abels, and Damon Fisher, Debbie lll-9) . LP-Stolllemyre 112-91 . American League : Wood, Chi 11 l t Th dore 18 .14 , Hunter, O.k IS-3; Singer, Roush, Lawrence Hyse , Rudy .Durs • I2nd Gamel eo Sellers, Kevin and Harold Chicago ' 000 000 ooo- 0 4 0 Cal 15-S; Coleman, Del 15-8; Mildred Phillips, Edith Ed- Willford, Don Meadows and Roush, Connie Milliron, Sam New York 200 000 000- 2 a 0 wards , Shannon Cremeans, son, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sarsons, Tina Hill, Becky. and Stone, Forster (8) and Brink- Holtzman, O.k IS-9. man ; Peterson, Lyle 191 and International league Holly Friend, Helen Nelson, Fitch, Delbert Ow-s, Owen Melanie Van Meter, Dixie Moses. WP- Peterson 18-10) . Esta Daylong, Donald Gosney, Dalley, Mr. R. · Dugan, Mrs. Mindy Hill, Mrs. By United Standings Press International T and~~Mrs. D R. B'll LP- Stone (4-81. . American Oivision John Mays, Wanda Swartz, Dw-st and om; ·£,u eem, 1 Tress a VanMeter, Mrs. Bait 020 510 000- 8 7 0 w. I. pet. g.b.> Pamela Hayes, Pina Covert, Cornell, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Florence Adams, Mrs. Jackie Calif 000 010 1oo- 2 8 I Rochester S5 44 .556 Ora Burns and Bobbie Ord: Boyd and .Glen, Ralph 53 47 .530 2'h D t Henand McLaughlin. Palmer 111 -61 and Etchebar- Syracuse ren; May, tange (41. Barber Pawtucket 49 49 .soo 51/, sunday Admissions derson, Vtctor urs Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis, (4) Monteagudo 181 and Toledo 41 57 .418 13'12 Phyllis Whaley, Shade; Danny &:otty, John, Tom and Larry ·• Mr. and Mrs. Issac Lewis of Stephenson. LP-May (6-8) . National Division ,. th k J w La son Mrs w. 1. pet. g.u. BarQer, Reedsville; Kenne Tuc er, . · w • . ·-· Clifton called on Mrs. Herbert HRs-B. Robinson (7th), Grabarkewitz l3rdl . Charleston 57 41 .582 Mankin, Pomeroy; Charles Agnes Price, Duke Dalley, RoushWednesdayevenlngand 1 55 41 .573 Debbie Tidewater Peninsula 49. 50 .495 81/2 Baxter, Pomeroy; Kenneth Mrs. Ruby Bryant, 1C It andd Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush. · (10 innings) Richmond JS 65 .350 23 Will, fulcine; James Stewart, David, Mrs. Caro orne an Detroit 000 100 020 0- 3 10 3 Texas 210 000 000 1-4 10 0 Sunday's Results Pomeroy, and Ralph Werry, Sherry, Harold Grayson, Joe Coleman, Hll.ler 12). Miller 110) Pawtucket 3 Peninsula 2, 11 Pomeroy. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doc D ·1 and Sims ; Bibby, Brown 171 Innings , · Sunday Discharges - hobert, lisle, Mr. and Mrs, at ey and Suarez. WP- Brown (2-1). Rochester 3 Charleston 2 PUBLIC NOTICE LP- Hiller (4-31 . HRs- cash Syracuse 4 Richmond 1 Bryant. were visitors at the home of E. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed proposals ~or the Tidewater 8 Toledo 4 H. Carpenter recently. Mojor lelliUI Results By Uni eel Pl;'tn lnternolional ~- Soc1al ~ ICalendar I rl rope Y Kroger Announces Pomeroy S• •11e N · Notes . ' at the Old Location Visit.Kroger for ~any Marked Down Items plus These Weekly Speciols! Bolivar, Ohio, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. ' Gluesencamp and Nicki, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fitch. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Abels, Bashan Roa(l, Mr. and Mrs. Noel Pickens, Spencer, W. Va., and Rev. and Mrs. Earl Gentry and grandson, Fairfax, Va., were callers at the home of Mr . and Mrs. Louis De Luz over the weekend. - once· a· year savings on one of America's finest sleep sets! SACROPEDIC"IMPERIAL NATIONALLY ADVERTISED AT $79.95 N0~59~R9.ECE ONLY TWIN SIZE ltri!CIIOIJI itlld Mwtdurlng Btmco "l tnnutl&acropt-dkl · lm"rltl Mit, 6~C(Opll (ll ~ lmpt~till Wll ereatl!l[l w1t~ your cornt011 in mi11d . 11'1 lrrm '" all tht •19~1 piece~ , "'"d 9emc o· a e~ctu11ve lhlrluurcj • Con5truc!lon glvn YC\J !ht ll l· ovtr bOd~ IUJ)I)6M ~1)11 n.el!l[l 1(11 I fUlly 1!6111hlul lli1Jht'l ll~p . tKropN ic l1119frltl. 11'1 tht 1'1'111· trtu lhtrt •••Y "" r'~ur bt(k. And rour btc k poc~tl, 100. Wotld'a Gr..teet Slelpln; POLAND RE-NAMED . REGENT BOWLING GREEN , Ky . (UPI) - ' Former National League catcher Hugh Poland of Guthrie, Ky., has been sworn in to his filth tenn as a regent at Western Kentucky University , the most consecutive terms any ~egent has ever served at the school. Poland, who played for the New York Giants, was honored at the swearing~n ceremony saturday. No previous regent in the 67-ycar history of the school has served more than 16 years. Poland Is begi nning his 17th year. GALLIPOLIS FERRY Miss t,inda Mae Staub, daughterofl\!r. and Mrs. Fred C. Staub, Gallipolis Ferry, became flle bride of William Henry Lambert, son of Mrs. Ruth Lambert and the late A. W. Lambert,Jronton, in a 7:30 p.m . ceremony June 23. The Rev. Tally Hanna performed flle double ring candlelight ceremony at Trinity United Methodist Cliw-ch. Mrs. c. L. "Bud" Head· presented a haU hour of pre-nuptial music and Mrs. ·Charles Lanham gave . the vocal selections, including "One Hand, One Heart," "More" and "The Wedding Prayer". . The altar vases were filled with arrangements of pink gladioli, snowdrift pompons tinted red and .pink baby's breath. The front of the chw-ch was decorated by two fifteen branch candlelabra, arranged in a spiral effect with tall white tapers. These were flanked ~y two pedestal arrangements of pink gladioli snowdrift pornpons tinted red, pink carnations and pink baby's breath. T c a n d e 1a b r a . ar~n~ements with snowdrift pompons tinted red and pink baby's breath with pahn leav@s served as the background. There were combinations of pahn arrangements In different locations about the chw-ch. Behind the kneeling bench the couple lit the single candl~ from the trinity arran gement . Hur ries ne sin le-branched candelabrwn tall tapers marked the an! il am y pews. G' n In marriage by her tve the bride wore a father , Pill' · SHIRT FINISHING SAME DAY . SERVICE ., Ingels Furniture In A1 9- 0ut At S Usc o11 r Free Parking Lo' Robinson's' Cleaners Open Fri. & Sat.' Nights Ph . 992-2635 Middleport ' 216 E. !nd, Pom~rov ; furn ishing of all matertals and perform in g all labor for the erection of: ADDIS10NS& REMODELING MEIGS COUNTY COURTHOUSE POMEROY , OHIO w i ll be r eceived · by the County Commissione rs of Meigs County , Pomeroy, Ohio. 45769 ~ onorbefore12 :00P .M • prevailing l ime. Aug . Ml, l97J . Bids will be opened pub 11(" :y in the Co urtroom on the second floor ot the Courthouse im · mediately the rea fter . Proposals may be de.livered or mailed . If mailed, send vTa registered mail in time for bid opening . Se parate proposals will be re ceived as follows : 1 General Contract rr Heatmg, Vntdatlng & Air Co ndit ion ing Contract Ill Electrical Contract The cfwner reserves t ~ e right_ to accept any oro , 10 wa1ve any 3 or all Informalities in bids and · or to reject i.'lnY or all bids at his discretiOn . Bidders to designate on t.t1e enve lope that it is a Sealed B•d. t itle ot the proiect , name and address of bidder and division ot work bid upon . FOUND! At last! Everything you've been look ing for In a professional service shoe. Light weight. Flexibility. Support. Comfort. Fashion. Styling. Nurse-Mates has. thought ol everything. Drawings and specifications may be obtained from EESLEY, LEE & VARGO, ARCH ITE CTS, 326 Fron t Street , Mar ie tta , Ohio, 45750, upon re cei pt of a deposit of $50 .00 wh i.ch w ill be refUnded if the document s are retur ne d unmarked·and t:Jood condition wilhin ·ten (101 days after bid du e date . Sho uld rio proposals be subm itied and the drawings not be retyrned f i ve (5J day s before th e bid du e date , the full amount of th e deposit will be forf ei ted . · All proposa l s must contain in the name of e"o~erv person ln . tere ste d the r ein, 1!1 l is t of Propose d subcontra cto r s, and be accompan ied by bid secu rity in the farm of a su rety bond or cPrti HPrt ,. h .. rk In tnp. ~mount of 5 pet . ot t he total va l u~ ·of the biD, P IUS lfl~ TOHit valUe Of ad · dll lve alternate work . B id securltr w ill be returned Within t en ( 10 day s ~fter cont ract for th e work has been eJCecvted . Fa ilur e of env bidd er 10 en ter In to and exec\Jte a contrl'l tl fo r the wor~ cove r ed b)l t he propos11 1he ha 5 SUbmi tt ed , sha ll ca use .tn e bid securitY to become fo rfeited by the bidder to the Owner u liqu idat ed damages and not as a penelt)l l:leceuse of such failUr e on the pert of the bidder . Bids may no t be w l thdrt~wn less th&n AS days t~lte'r sUbmitted . Et~ch bidder shalf, .In th e event he Is the ac(:epted bidder. furni sh both perform &nce end pavrnonf fsepar&te ) borids ·In a form satisfactory lo the Owner, In the amount ot roo per cen t of th e c ontn~ c t price, ouar.!ln teei ng the success fu l e:om plcl lon of th e work bid Upon an d pa ym en t of ell obllgallons ar l!.l no therefrom . (A combi n ed perlorm~nce and rayment bon d Is not acceptable . Robert Mrs. William Lamben Mr. lAmbert weds Miss Linda Staub ~~~~~ng -Gluesencamp and Jackie, · Clark, Chairman Mt iOS County Com m lnloner1 Pom erov . Oh l(> 30 (8) 6, 13, 4tc R SUM FROM THE "FRIENDLY ONE" p~~;~lcan . W. COMPTON, 0. ~ o. DeLong is honored . Jack Cornell has retw-ned home after hospitalization due to injw-ies suffered at his place of employment. Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. De Luz spent three days visiting friends and relatives in Charleston, W. Va. last week. Mrs. Raymond Kerns visited her danghter, Mr. and Mrs . Basil Haynes and family, Middleport, on Monday. Mr . and Mrs . J . E. ~. MZS•S :m n: ,zrt · r · ::c ~ni -rowebuds. '· THURSDAY l ·,,mlum in1um' nnwh Lht• :;;, 11H• \1.' \JV u~ Jl it ~ I ' ~ 'rlle groum'K mother was EASTERN ATJII.ETIC ( 'wu l t~ ln i nilll i l " art· ~··I li ng W(•rt• a s ln~lf• . J"amilv lwmc. drcllSed In a f!ll()r-length gown Boosters meetinK, 7:30p.m. lor tr 1on· popul;11· il!'- thl• .v~·ur~ ..:o lit· huhi :HIJn•r·t ICjlilllttll' ttl of blege lat'l! and ll!ltin, with all parents and · football hV . A I 'CIIidomtnlllfll I S :1 UIJil 1ht• un1t iJnd 11 pruporWtniJtt ~ ~ players. mntrhlng a :<·P.s.!Ories and wore ul an <.~purtmen l l'lilri pl cx , IOit;n •s l in thi' ('tunmorl i,lr(•tui nwni•d hy i.HI tnd1vi du~l in ;tnd lht· Ultd~<rJ.vmj.! J:lfUlln~ . a COrS11ge of pink rosebuds. FINAL PLANNING ses.<ion An open reception wa• beld for Meigs County Health Fair, ·Immediately following the 7:30 p,m. at Middlep(>rt First ceremony tn ·the social room of United Presbyterian Church. MONDAY the church. Tbe Rebecca Circle EASTEilN HIGH School Public Invited. wa s In charge of the ' . OPTOMETRIST band practice, 7 to 9 p.m. arrangements, The pink · and Hom e wasn 'L t"luilt In a d;tV OFFICE HOUR S 9: 30 TO 12,2 TO S (CLOSE' MOilday and Thursday nights - th c.v <·ouldn' t pu:o.~ihly c·IHi· while color scheme was AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST CO.URT n., at high school, Charle• · L. strutt such u l ws l i n ~ traHit carried out In flle decorations, POMEROY. Wills, director, annoWJces. Jam 1n JUSt 2 ~ huurs . highlighted by a four-tiered POMEROY CHAMBER of wedding cake. Clusters of . Commerce at noon . at Meigs rosebuds and small pink roses Inn. amid scrolls of Icing ac· DRIVERS EDUCATION cented' the cake, which waB program begins at 8 a.m. at topped with a princess style Eastern HIKh School. Studenlll bridal setting framed by an CAntYDeLQNG not previously registered may ,........,. orchid garland. •~ report at that how-. Mrs. BUrma Sper!cer, Point ANNUAL PICNIC Of Past Plea sant, registered the Ma Irons, Pomeroy OES guests. Serving were Miss Chapter, cancelled poSBibly to Letha Long, Miss Linda be rescheduled In August . Pinkerman, Mrs . Betty · IZAAC WALTON family Crawford and Mrs. Corale'a picnic at farm 7:30 p.m. Pyles all of Gallipolis Ferry. Covered dish. Meat to be Directors for ths wedding were furnished . C. L. "Bud" Head, Point Cat~y Sue DeLong was Pleasant, Mrs. ·Bobby Johnson, honored on her sixth birthday Tl)ESDAY Gallipolis, and Mrs. Larry Satw-day, July 7, with a party REVIVAL at Assembly of Wiley, New Haven, W. Va. given by her parents, Mr. and God Church, Mason, with the For the wedding trip flle Mrs. Carl DeLong, at their Rev . Charles Morris of bride chose a powder blue home. polyester dress with white Games were pl~yed and Romney,, W. Va., as guest TRASH CAN accessories and wore a red after Cathy opened )ler gifts, speaker . Services . begin LINERS rosebud corsa ge from her refreshments of cake, ice Tuesday-at 7:30p.m. There will be specjal singing each 10 GALLON bridal bouquet. The couple cream, potato chips and Kooievening. The public is Invited PKG. OF 50 spent a honeymoon at Kitty Aid were served. Pony rides 24 GALLON lf:G. 4.29 Hawk, N.C. and Myrtle Beach, were enjoyed by all the to attend. Chester Tennant Is flle ·pastor. Lor~e w pocily . Will r~~ tdete rloroli! s. c. Following the wedding children. in $o.mllght or hot'Heo thar .Lodr.·on AMERICAN LEGION trip they are residing at Attending the party were cover . Pomeroy. Matt and Tina Riffle, Scott and Auxiliary, Drew Webs~r Post The new Mrs. Lambert Is a Todd Hysell, Dannie Robinson, 39,' both senior and junior WJits. 1966 graduate of Point Pleasant Marla Wilson, Rodney Roush, 7:30 p.m. Diane Carsey and High School and a 1967 Crystal Lane, Glenda G'wn, Ingrid Hawley to present grad113te of Gallipolis Business Robllt Venoy, Ruth Fry, Robin reports on Buckeye Girls State. College . She is presently Campbell, Jimmy and Mike Melanie Burt and Sherrie , employed at the Goodyear Tire McDonald, Mrs. Margie Goett, Reuter to be hostesses. ALL EASTERN High School and Rubber Company, Apple Mrs. Susie Robinson, Mrs. boys interested in football, Grove, W. Va. Urida Riffle, Mrs. Doris McThe groom is a 1962 graduate Donald, grandmothers, Mrs. meet with Goach Lewis of Stalmton Military Academy, Lydia DeLong and Mrs. Adria Berkhimer, 7 p.m. at the high Staunton, Va., and attended Eblin and ·great-grandmother, school. Z FOOT • 4 FOOT Ohio University . ~;e is Mrs. Nora Bobo. Jeff DeLon~. WEDNESDAY presently emplayed by the George Gwn and Mark Venoy PERFORATED LIONS CLUB, Pomeroy Ohio Department of Trans- also attended. HARDBOARD portation, Division of Highsending gifts were Mr. and Middleport, noon, Meigs Inn. ways, as an engineer Mrs. · Clyde VanCooney, Bob, REVIVAL, Carleton Chw-ch 7· 1/2' steel prop ha! str ong, ~pring steel dip. teclmlcian, at Marietta. Carol and · Vickie DeLong, on Kingsbury Road, through Rl!SI·free. Out-of-town guests for the Cindy and Gina Thompson, Angust 25, 8 each evening. ADDITIONAL o• WITHOUT COUPON --- - 59i wedding were Mrs. L. R. Donnie Fry, Unda Noel and Evangelist John Lanier from COUPON Wiley, Mrs. Edward Tewks- Harriett Thompson . Junction City. Pastor is Jay bary, Mr. and Mrs. Robert · Slilf•. ·-' Tewksbary, Mrs. David Miller, SQUEEGE BROOM all of Middleport; Mrs. Oavid Bruce, soilth Point; Mrs. Clive Wolf Pen SPECIAL REG . . 2.99 Jones, Dr. and Mrs. Kermeth Mr. and Mrs. Bill McElroy Fairchild and family, all of Ironton; Miss Lana Jones, and Jeff of Colwnbus were weekend visitors of his Columbus; MisS Alice Lambert parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Miss Marion Lambert, McElroy and her parents; Mr. ALL OVER Youngstown; Mr. and Mrs. Usa iingly or groiJped. Sturdy stael • • • • •. , and Mrs. Vernon Bing and OUR STORE Gordon Lambert, Birshelves hove ribbed posts, plostlc lloor family. Mr. and Mrs. Carl pro redor~ . mingham, Ala.; Captain and McElroy were weekend 4 SHELF UNIT WITH Mrs. Sherman Bonecutter, 12" • 36" SHELVES visitors. They all attended the Mrs . Bobby Johnson, REG. 9.W . funeral of Mr. Jesse McElroy Maln At Sycamore Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. EdSatw-day. POMEROY, OHIO ward Tewksbary, Wellston; Mr. and Mrs. David Price, HWitington and Mrs. David .BACKBOARD Wiley, Washington, W. Va. Showers preceding the . &GOAL wedding were given by Miss EXTRA SHElVES AVAILABLE REG. Ruth Foul, Mrs. Jackie 20,95 Maynard, Mrs. George Rogan J6"~e:"48" ~ l/2" e~lador·lrao l ud · and Mrs. Jack McNeely and hor d b«J r d. Equipped with ne t loop and goO I. the salary Goodyear girls. The bride honored ber atBASKETBALL tendants with a luncheon at 3/4" K 8:' X 24" MOUNTING ,lim's Spaghetti House, HunNATURAL ' - II/ POLE tington and the rehearsal dinner !or the wedding party and relatives was held at the INCTN . Holiday Inn, Gallipolis. Thom MeAn heritage house Middleport traditional wedding gown of chantilly lace and silk organza, which was designed witH a victorian ruffle neckline, banded· in satin ribbon and fitted bodice. Bishop sleeves with ruffle cuffs accented a full tiered organza skirt, edged in scalloped chantilly lace with a full cotillian train. She wore a chapel length mantilla of English silk illusion, outlined in scalloped <;hantilly lace. The bride carried an english bridal casCade of mary devore roses, entwined with baby's breath on top of a white Bible. The bride's only jewelry waB a diamond pendant given to her by the groom. Miss Ruth Foul, Gallipolis· ~ry, served as maid of honor . Miss Priscillia Fisher, Miss Connie Gilland and Mr•. Jackie Maynard, all of Point Pleasant, were the attendants. The attendants wore ideotical floor-length gowns of silk chiffon, styled with high ruffle necklines, bishop sleeves, ruffled cuffs and a softlr full skirt. The bodices were banded in satin with streamers. The honor attendant wore romance blue and the others , were attired in powder blue with white picture hats banded .. wtth satm nbbon and stlk illusion ~tching the dr~s­ They camed pmk perfection arm bouquets _ of pmk miniature carnations ~d ~d mary devore roses w1fll pmk cascading streamers. Miss Tamara "Tammy " Sayre, . Pomt Pleasant . " ~dr MISS r Tonya Watkms, ·Ga tpo ts Ferry, served as flower gtrls. From their small white baskets ed lth ink bo d adorn w p ws an cascading streamers they dropped red rose petals. Master Arthur Wiley, New Haven, served as rlngbearer. Clifford "Skip" Young, Athens, was the best man. Ushers·were Dr. Harold Brown, Pomeroy, David Wiley, Washington, W. Va., and David Bruce, South Point . For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Staub wore a floor~ength gown of tw-quoi8e polyester with white and turquoise accessories and a corsage of red ADMIRAL···· I~ 99 44~ • 197 Clearance Values a · STEEL SHELVING lOLA'S 14~~CIH MAHOGANY SHELVES · :~~i 15' Wolfpen _ News, Notes .. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey of Albany were SWJday visitors of Mr . and Mrs. Lincoln Russell. Mr . and Mrs . Franklin Russell of Middleport were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Uncoln Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elam and family were weekend visitors of his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fouch and family . of HWJtlngton, W. Va. Thw-sday evening callers of Mr. and flifs. Charley Smith were Mr. and Mrs. Harley Smith Of Kanauga and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith, Don and Mike. Special family meal prices after 4 p.m. For Adults For Kld_e ol '-!m ln wm flnllh · Big She~ French Fries Turnover and Large Soft Drink Only ... BACKBOARD ROOF BRACKE1.G r• Funburger French Fries Small Soft Drink and Lollipop Only 8.89 699IN CTN. MOUNTING BRACKET 500 :~~ LANTERN BATTERY SUPER 99 49 1 REG . 2. 19 UP To 1~ MOllE SERVICE 1.503 EASTERN AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO D-BATTERIES ¢1 1973 9uqm Chel Sy•~ema , Inc . llUME~ CHEF IS ~ TRAI"lEMAAK OF BUROER "C11 EF SYSTEMS INC. F HEAV'I; :un ==o C· BA!TERIES lEO . 39c EACH REG. 39C EACH 2/39~ 2/39~ 1 RANGES DJSHW ASHER~ 1 lONGER SUVICE . --~~ SERVICE · ADDITIONAL 0• COUPON ~OU' · Moving men are in the fil MIDDLEPORT ., 58,! CIN. Many I REFR Tr.F~ "TORS UPTOII01 UP TO II OX. LONOU \il '• 2688 steel pol a. Ha rdware In· eluded . (Bot kb oord, brotk111 not lnciVded). I I BAKER 1 47~ ----·----, FREEZERS FURNITURE I CLOTHESLINE PROP TRUCK LOAD SALEL Plan no.w to attend t~e Grand Ope_ning Celebrations at your new • Kroger Super Store .. com1ng soon . ~ More . ·. Values Pomeroy Cement .Block Co. • • The Department Store of Building Since 1915 / �5- The Dally Selltlnei,Middleport-Pumeroy, 0., July 23,1973 4- 1'he Oal\y sentinel, ~uddleport-Pomcroy, 0., ~uly 23, 197J Mcig~ Lin t>sco rt'S p Apple Grove News, Eve1i.ls By Mrs. Herbert Rou s~ Donohue lllld children and Mrs. (tSthl . Rodrlguert•ttol . Mr. nnd Mrs. Dale Boyd of FtnssleChurch remained lor II Notl<mol League Cleve lloOOo ooo- 7 12 1 . fulcine visited Mr. and Mrs , week 's visit. 11St Gamel O,kland 00< 000 Olx- S 9 0 Roy Dono hew Thursday Mrs. 1'ed Hayh1an and 1childrcn of Westerville arc '" s.D. 000 000 loo- 1 6 0 Bosman, Tidrow (61 and Eltos; Pitts 00000201x- 3 70 Holtrman IIS-9J and Fosse. LP Trans~er,;: l' v ,evening. Mr.andMrs. Butch Donohue spendin"" a 'week with Mr. and ·Arlin (6.7) and Kendall ; Briles. - 8osmani3-IOI . HRS- Jackson nnd children of r.,arlon, and Mrs. Gerald Hayman . Hernando' 181. Gius ti 19! and 2122nd & 23rdl. Johnson (12th). ···May, Sangulllen (9) . WPEdward M. Blake. Sr. lo Mrs : F'tossle Church of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Story 1 5 12 1 Brlles · 19-8!. HRS - Roberts Mllw 1 0 OlO OIOWilliam D. Childs, Joan Childs, h and· daughter , Rosa lee, o! Kan City 001 100 2037 1< 1 Delaware spent over 1 e (8th). Porker (lsi). l2nd Gamel . Colborn. Rodriguez (7) and 1'1 Acre , Middleport. weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Darwin visited Sunday with S.D. 000 210 103- 7 83 Parler; Busby, Hoerner 181 · Richard Bailey, DOris J . K J Vernon· Donohue an d Mr. an d Mrs, Ada Norris and Mr. and Pitts 211 001 62x- ll1J J Blr(l (8) and Healy. WP- Blrd__ Kirby, Caldwell 17). Ramo 171. 12-3l. LP-Rodrlguez 12·11 . HRS Bai)ey, Charles R. arr, I'., M~s . Marshall Adams. Mrs. Mrs , Erwin Gloeckner. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hill Ross (8) and Corrales ; Walk~~ · - Money 2 17th & Blh) , Otis Mildred Karr to Raymond L.. Moose 171. Lamb 181 and (20th). . Oliver, Carols·. Oliver, Lot 5, . entertained Friday in honor of Songulllen, WP- Walker 16-81 . 1 .400 024 000--10 IS o Crow's Sub., Chester. th eir, daughter, Mrs. Jan LP- Kirby (6·111. HRS- Star- Minn 1I . Alice Foully to Opal Rangell 2 !29th & JOih l. Robertson Boston 000 002 3P27 IS tiVCfSVJ Norris, who was celebrating Kaat Bane 171. Corbin (9) '· Ma I11th) . 1 and Mitterwald; Lee. Garman dolph, 100 Acre L<lt 303 Parce, birthday. Attending were r. 6 list game) 1 1 Bolin tal and Fisk. WP- Olive. . and Mrs. Dallas Hill, Dean and PhiIa 100 010 220- 6 IJ 1 Ka~t 111 -9) . LP- Lee (12-41· Clemente Menchini, Gtna eWS Art, Mrs. Dolly Wolfe, 'Mr. and Atlanta OJO 0\0 001 - S 13 1 HRSSmlth (13th!. Mltlerwald Menchin i to James Vennari, Mrs . Marshall Roush and Joey, (11 th ). Cepeda I 14th!. . . Carlton , Ruthven (7) and Boone ; Freeman, Leon (7), .. Martha A. Vennan, Lot, · Mrs . Ferne Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Norris Frisella (9) and Vela,que~, Me lor League Ltader_s Pomeroy. ' · daughers Janice and Janeen, and Tracy. Casanova 191 . WP-Ruthven 14PressBatters International Robert w. Proffitt, Elizabeth 8) . LP- Leon (0-1). HRS-. By United Leadino w Mrs. Myrtle Smith and 1M1ssf Mr. and Mr-s. Darrell Norris Eva ns 121th). Johnsoo (23rd), National League F. Proffitt to Robert · Mabel McDaniels, al 0 · are the proud owners of a new Robinson (IJih! . g. ab r. h. pet. Proffitt, Elizabeth Faye Spring!le)d, Va., visited Mr. mobile home . I2nd game) Proffitt, 1 Acre, 100 A. Lotl!H, and Mrs. Louis De Luz en route Floyd Norris is a medical Phlla 100 liD 000- S 9 0 ~~~~~~~hi l :~ ~~ ;~ i~ Allan Ia . 010 000 000- 1 7 7 watson. Ho 102 379 70 123 .325 Lebanon . to Haiti where they will serve patient at· Veterans Memorial Lonborg, Brandon 181 and Rose Cln 98 398 66 129 .32< Ezra J. Sheets, Linda 1 Gl dR. as lay missionaries for one Hospital. Ryan; Morloo, House _(8) and Maddox. SF 84 332 45 107 .322 Cosanova . WP- Lonborg (9-7) . Crdnl. Chi 91 326 54 104 .319 Sheets to Paul E. Vol · a ys week. The East Letart Chw-ch and LP- Morton 18-71. Gdson, SF 84 321 33 102 .318 w. Voll, Lot, Quillen's Add., Mrs. Bill Middleswart is a Sunday School members held 305 57 97 318 Mtthws. Ho SF 89 81 310 45 98 .316 · Syracuse. . L sw-gical patient at Veterans thet' r annual picnic at ReedsMontreal 000 000 000-0 6 2 Cedeno, Cinci 000 420 000-6 14 0 Unser, Phil 78 251 41 78 .311 Ray E. Justis, Dottie · Memorial Hospital at this ville park Sunday. McAnally, Jarv is (4), Caskey American ~eagut Justis to David L. Chadwell, writing . Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Oil of (51, Walker (6) , Stoneman 181 g. ab r. h. pet. Donna J·. Chadwell, Parcel, Mr. ' nd Mrs. Victor Durst k d 'and Stinson ; Billingham 114-6) Blmbrg, NY64 195 32 69 .. 354 • Maryland spent the wee en and Bench . LP- McAnally 17· Carew, Min 90 349 60 122 .350 Olive. and sons, The Plains, spent. the wifll the former 's mother, Mrs. Sl. HRS-Bench (18th). Menke Hrtn, Del 60 215 lO 75 .3<9 George C. White, Jessie Coen weekend with Mr. and Mrs. R. Magoie Roush. Mrs. Oil (2nd). May , Mil 95 385 60 127 .330 M't h 11 ka ft • Davis, Bal 76 307 29 98 .319 White to Pat E. 'c e • a R. Durst and Tom a er remained for an indefinite visit D. Allen, Chl69 245 39 76 .310 Clair E. Mitchell, Marcella Sue vacationing at Cedar Point and with Mrs . Roush. 2 LA 100 100 0 0-' n Murcr, NY 101 396 S6 121 .306 Mt' lchell, Lot, Rutland Village, · ts f · te st in d 000 011 03x- 5 9 4 Bumbry, Bl 64 191 38 sa .30< other pom o m re Mrs. Wayne McLaughin an si. Louis Messersmith, Brewer 18 ), John Melton, Chi 92 335 50 100 .299 · Rosal ee Griffith, Exa Mae Northern. Ohio. daughter of ColumbuS are (8) and Ferguson ;_ Cleveland, Mybrry . KC 97 327 61 97 .297 Christian to Ohio Power Co., Mrs. Elva Dailey, Syracuse, h ts M d visiting er paren , r . an Folkers (7), Segu1 181. Hra- Munson, NY 91 313 S2 93 .297 bosky 191 and Simmons. WP- K k t k KC Ease., Rutland. spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Earl Adams. Segu,i 14-3). LP-Brewer 1<-31. r P rc ' 81 279 48 83 .297 Warren D. Clay, Phyllis Clay her sister, Mr . and Mrs. fullph Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush 49 79 297 New York 200000 1oo- 3 8 1 · Smith,. BasHome Runs 71 266 · to Ohio Power Co., Ease., Brewer and family. and ch'tdren visited SWJday 1 Houston 100 001 000- 2 8 0 National · League' Stargell. Rutland. > Mr. ;ind Mrs. Dan Talbott evening with Mr. and Mrs. Seaver Ill -S) and Grote ; Reuss, Pill 30 ; Aaron and Evans, Atl Michael A. Epple, Golda and family were Tuesday Issac Lewis at Clifton, W. Va. Wilson 181 and Edwards, Jut•e 27· Bonds SF 25; Johnson, Atl Epple to Michael A. Epple, event' ng v·151·tors'at the home of k · · 1 IS) . LP- Reuss 111 -81 . HRRoy Buc IS a sw-gJCa Watson 19th). American League : Jackson, Golda Epple , Lot II, his parents, Mr. a~d Mrs. Jack patient at veterans Memorial (13 innings) Oak 23; Hendrick, Clev, Mat Harrisonville. Talbott, Long Bottom. · Hospital. San Francisco berry and Otis, KC 20; Fls , Mrs. Carol Cornell and Mrs. B . Mrs. Larry 0' nen en000 000 010 000 3- 4 6 0 Bas, Murcer, NY and Sando, Chicago : Oak 18. Ruby Bryant shopped in tertained with a party at her 010 000 000 000 0- 1 10 0 National RunsLeague Batled; In Stargell. Ravenswood, W. Va., a recent home Frl'day evening in honor Brad ley, Bryant 1121. Sosal j1), Pitt 75 ; Bench, . C in 71 ; Evans, Veterans Memorial Hospital afternoon. of her daughter linda's eighth McMahon (131 and Rader; Jenkins, Looker (IJI and All 67 ; Bonds, SF 64 ; Luzinskl, Satw-day Admissions , Jay Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lawson birthday. Linda received many Garrett, Rudolph 112) . WPLeague' Jackson, fuly Rife, Cheshire and Ellie are annoWJcing the recent -gifts. Refreshments of cup Sosa (5-2) . LP- Locker 14-31 . HR- Kingman llllh) . Oak 81 ; Mayberry, KC 80; May Lemley, Racine. ! · birth of a son, David Uoyd. cakes, ice cream, nuts, KooiMurcer, NY 68 ; Darwin, M•nn Saturday Discharges They are also parents of a Aid were served · to the Anlerican League 62 . , ' Melton, list Gamel Nettle Hemsley, Phillip daughter, Zellah, age two. followin.g guests , Mindy Chicago 001 030 000-4 8 1 National League: Billingham, Meinhart, James Bush, Wanda Mr. and Mrs. Paul Evans McLaughlin, Cathy Riffle, New York 200 000 000-2 4 1 14 7 Cin 14-6;LA Bryant, SF LA, ' ' SmJ'th, Amanda »uawk, Daniel and Paul Dean, S. W. Durst, Tammy and Becky Eichinger, 12-6; Osteen, Bahnsen, Forster (9) and Sulton, Herrmann ; Stottlemyre, Beene Seaver, NY and Wise, StL 11-S; Rice, Minnie Johnson, Dorset Mr. and Mrs. Lewis De Luz, Dolly Hill, Heidi Cobb, Ralph {5) and Munson. WP- Bahnsen Reuss. Hou 11-8. . Biggs, Kolleen Kirkham, Dora Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Abels, and Damon Fisher, Debbie lll-9) . LP-Stolllemyre 112-91 . American League : Wood, Chi 11 l t Th dore 18 .14 , Hunter, O.k IS-3; Singer, Roush, Lawrence Hyse , Rudy .Durs • I2nd Gamel eo Sellers, Kevin and Harold Chicago ' 000 000 ooo- 0 4 0 Cal 15-S; Coleman, Del 15-8; Mildred Phillips, Edith Ed- Willford, Don Meadows and Roush, Connie Milliron, Sam New York 200 000 000- 2 a 0 wards , Shannon Cremeans, son, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sarsons, Tina Hill, Becky. and Stone, Forster (8) and Brink- Holtzman, O.k IS-9. man ; Peterson, Lyle 191 and International league Holly Friend, Helen Nelson, Fitch, Delbert Ow-s, Owen Melanie Van Meter, Dixie Moses. WP- Peterson 18-10) . Esta Daylong, Donald Gosney, Dalley, Mr. R. · Dugan, Mrs. Mindy Hill, Mrs. By United Standings Press International T and~~Mrs. D R. B'll LP- Stone (4-81. . American Oivision John Mays, Wanda Swartz, Dw-st and om; ·£,u eem, 1 Tress a VanMeter, Mrs. Bait 020 510 000- 8 7 0 w. I. pet. g.b.> Pamela Hayes, Pina Covert, Cornell, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Florence Adams, Mrs. Jackie Calif 000 010 1oo- 2 8 I Rochester S5 44 .556 Ora Burns and Bobbie Ord: Boyd and .Glen, Ralph 53 47 .530 2'h D t Henand McLaughlin. Palmer 111 -61 and Etchebar- Syracuse ren; May, tange (41. Barber Pawtucket 49 49 .soo 51/, sunday Admissions derson, Vtctor urs Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis, (4) Monteagudo 181 and Toledo 41 57 .418 13'12 Phyllis Whaley, Shade; Danny &:otty, John, Tom and Larry ·• Mr. and Mrs. Issac Lewis of Stephenson. LP-May (6-8) . National Division ,. th k J w La son Mrs w. 1. pet. g.u. BarQer, Reedsville; Kenne Tuc er, . · w • . ·-· Clifton called on Mrs. Herbert HRs-B. Robinson (7th), Grabarkewitz l3rdl . Charleston 57 41 .582 Mankin, Pomeroy; Charles Agnes Price, Duke Dalley, RoushWednesdayevenlngand 1 55 41 .573 Debbie Tidewater Peninsula 49. 50 .495 81/2 Baxter, Pomeroy; Kenneth Mrs. Ruby Bryant, 1C It andd Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush. · (10 innings) Richmond JS 65 .350 23 Will, fulcine; James Stewart, David, Mrs. Caro orne an Detroit 000 100 020 0- 3 10 3 Texas 210 000 000 1-4 10 0 Sunday's Results Pomeroy, and Ralph Werry, Sherry, Harold Grayson, Joe Coleman, Hll.ler 12). Miller 110) Pawtucket 3 Peninsula 2, 11 Pomeroy. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doc D ·1 and Sims ; Bibby, Brown 171 Innings , · Sunday Discharges - hobert, lisle, Mr. and Mrs, at ey and Suarez. WP- Brown (2-1). Rochester 3 Charleston 2 PUBLIC NOTICE LP- Hiller (4-31 . HRs- cash Syracuse 4 Richmond 1 Bryant. were visitors at the home of E. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed proposals ~or the Tidewater 8 Toledo 4 H. Carpenter recently. Mojor lelliUI Results By Uni eel Pl;'tn lnternolional ~- Soc1al ~ ICalendar I rl rope Y Kroger Announces Pomeroy S• •11e N · Notes . ' at the Old Location Visit.Kroger for ~any Marked Down Items plus These Weekly Speciols! Bolivar, Ohio, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. ' Gluesencamp and Nicki, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fitch. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Abels, Bashan Roa(l, Mr. and Mrs. Noel Pickens, Spencer, W. Va., and Rev. and Mrs. Earl Gentry and grandson, Fairfax, Va., were callers at the home of Mr . and Mrs. Louis De Luz over the weekend. - once· a· year savings on one of America's finest sleep sets! SACROPEDIC"IMPERIAL NATIONALLY ADVERTISED AT $79.95 N0~59~R9.ECE ONLY TWIN SIZE ltri!CIIOIJI itlld Mwtdurlng Btmco "l tnnutl&acropt-dkl · lm"rltl Mit, 6~C(Opll (ll ~ lmpt~till Wll ereatl!l[l w1t~ your cornt011 in mi11d . 11'1 lrrm '" all tht •19~1 piece~ , "'"d 9emc o· a e~ctu11ve lhlrluurcj • Con5truc!lon glvn YC\J !ht ll l· ovtr bOd~ IUJ)I)6M ~1)11 n.el!l[l 1(11 I fUlly 1!6111hlul lli1Jht'l ll~p . tKropN ic l1119frltl. 11'1 tht 1'1'111· trtu lhtrt •••Y "" r'~ur bt(k. And rour btc k poc~tl, 100. Wotld'a Gr..teet Slelpln; POLAND RE-NAMED . REGENT BOWLING GREEN , Ky . (UPI) - ' Former National League catcher Hugh Poland of Guthrie, Ky., has been sworn in to his filth tenn as a regent at Western Kentucky University , the most consecutive terms any ~egent has ever served at the school. Poland, who played for the New York Giants, was honored at the swearing~n ceremony saturday. No previous regent in the 67-ycar history of the school has served more than 16 years. Poland Is begi nning his 17th year. GALLIPOLIS FERRY Miss t,inda Mae Staub, daughterofl\!r. and Mrs. Fred C. Staub, Gallipolis Ferry, became flle bride of William Henry Lambert, son of Mrs. Ruth Lambert and the late A. W. Lambert,Jronton, in a 7:30 p.m . ceremony June 23. The Rev. Tally Hanna performed flle double ring candlelight ceremony at Trinity United Methodist Cliw-ch. Mrs. c. L. "Bud" Head· presented a haU hour of pre-nuptial music and Mrs. ·Charles Lanham gave . the vocal selections, including "One Hand, One Heart," "More" and "The Wedding Prayer". . The altar vases were filled with arrangements of pink gladioli, snowdrift pompons tinted red and .pink baby's breath. The front of the chw-ch was decorated by two fifteen branch candlelabra, arranged in a spiral effect with tall white tapers. These were flanked ~y two pedestal arrangements of pink gladioli snowdrift pornpons tinted red, pink carnations and pink baby's breath. T c a n d e 1a b r a . ar~n~ements with snowdrift pompons tinted red and pink baby's breath with pahn leav@s served as the background. There were combinations of pahn arrangements In different locations about the chw-ch. Behind the kneeling bench the couple lit the single candl~ from the trinity arran gement . Hur ries ne sin le-branched candelabrwn tall tapers marked the an! il am y pews. G' n In marriage by her tve the bride wore a father , Pill' · SHIRT FINISHING SAME DAY . SERVICE ., Ingels Furniture In A1 9- 0ut At S Usc o11 r Free Parking Lo' Robinson's' Cleaners Open Fri. & Sat.' Nights Ph . 992-2635 Middleport ' 216 E. !nd, Pom~rov ; furn ishing of all matertals and perform in g all labor for the erection of: ADDIS10NS& REMODELING MEIGS COUNTY COURTHOUSE POMEROY , OHIO w i ll be r eceived · by the County Commissione rs of Meigs County , Pomeroy, Ohio. 45769 ~ onorbefore12 :00P .M • prevailing l ime. Aug . Ml, l97J . Bids will be opened pub 11(" :y in the Co urtroom on the second floor ot the Courthouse im · mediately the rea fter . Proposals may be de.livered or mailed . If mailed, send vTa registered mail in time for bid opening . Se parate proposals will be re ceived as follows : 1 General Contract rr Heatmg, Vntdatlng & Air Co ndit ion ing Contract Ill Electrical Contract The cfwner reserves t ~ e right_ to accept any oro , 10 wa1ve any 3 or all Informalities in bids and · or to reject i.'lnY or all bids at his discretiOn . Bidders to designate on t.t1e enve lope that it is a Sealed B•d. t itle ot the proiect , name and address of bidder and division ot work bid upon . FOUND! At last! Everything you've been look ing for In a professional service shoe. Light weight. Flexibility. Support. Comfort. Fashion. Styling. Nurse-Mates has. thought ol everything. Drawings and specifications may be obtained from EESLEY, LEE & VARGO, ARCH ITE CTS, 326 Fron t Street , Mar ie tta , Ohio, 45750, upon re cei pt of a deposit of $50 .00 wh i.ch w ill be refUnded if the document s are retur ne d unmarked·and t:Jood condition wilhin ·ten (101 days after bid du e date . Sho uld rio proposals be subm itied and the drawings not be retyrned f i ve (5J day s before th e bid du e date , the full amount of th e deposit will be forf ei ted . · All proposa l s must contain in the name of e"o~erv person ln . tere ste d the r ein, 1!1 l is t of Propose d subcontra cto r s, and be accompan ied by bid secu rity in the farm of a su rety bond or cPrti HPrt ,. h .. rk In tnp. ~mount of 5 pet . ot t he total va l u~ ·of the biD, P IUS lfl~ TOHit valUe Of ad · dll lve alternate work . B id securltr w ill be returned Within t en ( 10 day s ~fter cont ract for th e work has been eJCecvted . Fa ilur e of env bidd er 10 en ter In to and exec\Jte a contrl'l tl fo r the wor~ cove r ed b)l t he propos11 1he ha 5 SUbmi tt ed , sha ll ca use .tn e bid securitY to become fo rfeited by the bidder to the Owner u liqu idat ed damages and not as a penelt)l l:leceuse of such failUr e on the pert of the bidder . Bids may no t be w l thdrt~wn less th&n AS days t~lte'r sUbmitted . Et~ch bidder shalf, .In th e event he Is the ac(:epted bidder. furni sh both perform &nce end pavrnonf fsepar&te ) borids ·In a form satisfactory lo the Owner, In the amount ot roo per cen t of th e c ontn~ c t price, ouar.!ln teei ng the success fu l e:om plcl lon of th e work bid Upon an d pa ym en t of ell obllgallons ar l!.l no therefrom . (A combi n ed perlorm~nce and rayment bon d Is not acceptable . Robert Mrs. William Lamben Mr. lAmbert weds Miss Linda Staub ~~~~~ng -Gluesencamp and Jackie, · Clark, Chairman Mt iOS County Com m lnloner1 Pom erov . Oh l(> 30 (8) 6, 13, 4tc R SUM FROM THE "FRIENDLY ONE" p~~;~lcan . W. COMPTON, 0. ~ o. DeLong is honored . Jack Cornell has retw-ned home after hospitalization due to injw-ies suffered at his place of employment. Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. De Luz spent three days visiting friends and relatives in Charleston, W. Va. last week. Mrs. Raymond Kerns visited her danghter, Mr. and Mrs . Basil Haynes and family, Middleport, on Monday. Mr . and Mrs . J . E. ~. MZS•S :m n: ,zrt · r · ::c ~ni -rowebuds. '· THURSDAY l ·,,mlum in1um' nnwh Lht• :;;, 11H• \1.' \JV u~ Jl it ~ I ' ~ 'rlle groum'K mother was EASTERN ATJII.ETIC ( 'wu l t~ ln i nilll i l " art· ~··I li ng W(•rt• a s ln~lf• . J"amilv lwmc. drcllSed In a f!ll()r-length gown Boosters meetinK, 7:30p.m. lor tr 1on· popul;11· il!'- thl• .v~·ur~ ..:o lit· huhi :HIJn•r·t ICjlilllttll' ttl of blege lat'l! and ll!ltin, with all parents and · football hV . A I 'CIIidomtnlllfll I S :1 UIJil 1ht• un1t iJnd 11 pruporWtniJtt ~ ~ players. mntrhlng a :<·P.s.!Ories and wore ul an <.~purtmen l l'lilri pl cx , IOit;n •s l in thi' ('tunmorl i,lr(•tui nwni•d hy i.HI tnd1vi du~l in ;tnd lht· Ultd~<rJ.vmj.! J:lfUlln~ . a COrS11ge of pink rosebuds. FINAL PLANNING ses.<ion An open reception wa• beld for Meigs County Health Fair, ·Immediately following the 7:30 p,m. at Middlep(>rt First ceremony tn ·the social room of United Presbyterian Church. MONDAY the church. Tbe Rebecca Circle EASTEilN HIGH School Public Invited. wa s In charge of the ' . OPTOMETRIST band practice, 7 to 9 p.m. arrangements, The pink · and Hom e wasn 'L t"luilt In a d;tV OFFICE HOUR S 9: 30 TO 12,2 TO S (CLOSE' MOilday and Thursday nights - th c.v <·ouldn' t pu:o.~ihly c·IHi· while color scheme was AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST CO.URT n., at high school, Charle• · L. strutt such u l ws l i n ~ traHit carried out In flle decorations, POMEROY. Wills, director, annoWJces. Jam 1n JUSt 2 ~ huurs . highlighted by a four-tiered POMEROY CHAMBER of wedding cake. Clusters of . Commerce at noon . at Meigs rosebuds and small pink roses Inn. amid scrolls of Icing ac· DRIVERS EDUCATION cented' the cake, which waB program begins at 8 a.m. at topped with a princess style Eastern HIKh School. Studenlll bridal setting framed by an CAntYDeLQNG not previously registered may ,........,. orchid garland. •~ report at that how-. Mrs. BUrma Sper!cer, Point ANNUAL PICNIC Of Past Plea sant, registered the Ma Irons, Pomeroy OES guests. Serving were Miss Chapter, cancelled poSBibly to Letha Long, Miss Linda be rescheduled In August . Pinkerman, Mrs . Betty · IZAAC WALTON family Crawford and Mrs. Corale'a picnic at farm 7:30 p.m. Pyles all of Gallipolis Ferry. Covered dish. Meat to be Directors for ths wedding were furnished . C. L. "Bud" Head, Point Cat~y Sue DeLong was Pleasant, Mrs. ·Bobby Johnson, honored on her sixth birthday Tl)ESDAY Gallipolis, and Mrs. Larry Satw-day, July 7, with a party REVIVAL at Assembly of Wiley, New Haven, W. Va. given by her parents, Mr. and God Church, Mason, with the For the wedding trip flle Mrs. Carl DeLong, at their Rev . Charles Morris of bride chose a powder blue home. polyester dress with white Games were pl~yed and Romney,, W. Va., as guest TRASH CAN accessories and wore a red after Cathy opened )ler gifts, speaker . Services . begin LINERS rosebud corsa ge from her refreshments of cake, ice Tuesday-at 7:30p.m. There will be specjal singing each 10 GALLON bridal bouquet. The couple cream, potato chips and Kooievening. The public is Invited PKG. OF 50 spent a honeymoon at Kitty Aid were served. Pony rides 24 GALLON lf:G. 4.29 Hawk, N.C. and Myrtle Beach, were enjoyed by all the to attend. Chester Tennant Is flle ·pastor. Lor~e w pocily . Will r~~ tdete rloroli! s. c. Following the wedding children. in $o.mllght or hot'Heo thar .Lodr.·on AMERICAN LEGION trip they are residing at Attending the party were cover . Pomeroy. Matt and Tina Riffle, Scott and Auxiliary, Drew Webs~r Post The new Mrs. Lambert Is a Todd Hysell, Dannie Robinson, 39,' both senior and junior WJits. 1966 graduate of Point Pleasant Marla Wilson, Rodney Roush, 7:30 p.m. Diane Carsey and High School and a 1967 Crystal Lane, Glenda G'wn, Ingrid Hawley to present grad113te of Gallipolis Business Robllt Venoy, Ruth Fry, Robin reports on Buckeye Girls State. College . She is presently Campbell, Jimmy and Mike Melanie Burt and Sherrie , employed at the Goodyear Tire McDonald, Mrs. Margie Goett, Reuter to be hostesses. ALL EASTERN High School and Rubber Company, Apple Mrs. Susie Robinson, Mrs. boys interested in football, Grove, W. Va. Urida Riffle, Mrs. Doris McThe groom is a 1962 graduate Donald, grandmothers, Mrs. meet with Goach Lewis of Stalmton Military Academy, Lydia DeLong and Mrs. Adria Berkhimer, 7 p.m. at the high Staunton, Va., and attended Eblin and ·great-grandmother, school. Z FOOT • 4 FOOT Ohio University . ~;e is Mrs. Nora Bobo. Jeff DeLon~. WEDNESDAY presently emplayed by the George Gwn and Mark Venoy PERFORATED LIONS CLUB, Pomeroy Ohio Department of Trans- also attended. HARDBOARD portation, Division of Highsending gifts were Mr. and Middleport, noon, Meigs Inn. ways, as an engineer Mrs. · Clyde VanCooney, Bob, REVIVAL, Carleton Chw-ch 7· 1/2' steel prop ha! str ong, ~pring steel dip. teclmlcian, at Marietta. Carol and · Vickie DeLong, on Kingsbury Road, through Rl!SI·free. Out-of-town guests for the Cindy and Gina Thompson, Angust 25, 8 each evening. ADDITIONAL o• WITHOUT COUPON --- - 59i wedding were Mrs. L. R. Donnie Fry, Unda Noel and Evangelist John Lanier from COUPON Wiley, Mrs. Edward Tewks- Harriett Thompson . Junction City. Pastor is Jay bary, Mr. and Mrs. Robert · Slilf•. ·-' Tewksbary, Mrs. David Miller, SQUEEGE BROOM all of Middleport; Mrs. Oavid Bruce, soilth Point; Mrs. Clive Wolf Pen SPECIAL REG . . 2.99 Jones, Dr. and Mrs. Kermeth Mr. and Mrs. Bill McElroy Fairchild and family, all of Ironton; Miss Lana Jones, and Jeff of Colwnbus were weekend visitors of his Columbus; MisS Alice Lambert parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Miss Marion Lambert, McElroy and her parents; Mr. ALL OVER Youngstown; Mr. and Mrs. Usa iingly or groiJped. Sturdy stael • • • • •. , and Mrs. Vernon Bing and OUR STORE Gordon Lambert, Birshelves hove ribbed posts, plostlc lloor family. Mr. and Mrs. Carl pro redor~ . mingham, Ala.; Captain and McElroy were weekend 4 SHELF UNIT WITH Mrs. Sherman Bonecutter, 12" • 36" SHELVES visitors. They all attended the Mrs . Bobby Johnson, REG. 9.W . funeral of Mr. Jesse McElroy Maln At Sycamore Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. EdSatw-day. POMEROY, OHIO ward Tewksbary, Wellston; Mr. and Mrs. David Price, HWitington and Mrs. David .BACKBOARD Wiley, Washington, W. Va. Showers preceding the . &GOAL wedding were given by Miss EXTRA SHElVES AVAILABLE REG. Ruth Foul, Mrs. Jackie 20,95 Maynard, Mrs. George Rogan J6"~e:"48" ~ l/2" e~lador·lrao l ud · and Mrs. Jack McNeely and hor d b«J r d. Equipped with ne t loop and goO I. the salary Goodyear girls. The bride honored ber atBASKETBALL tendants with a luncheon at 3/4" K 8:' X 24" MOUNTING ,lim's Spaghetti House, HunNATURAL ' - II/ POLE tington and the rehearsal dinner !or the wedding party and relatives was held at the INCTN . Holiday Inn, Gallipolis. Thom MeAn heritage house Middleport traditional wedding gown of chantilly lace and silk organza, which was designed witH a victorian ruffle neckline, banded· in satin ribbon and fitted bodice. Bishop sleeves with ruffle cuffs accented a full tiered organza skirt, edged in scalloped chantilly lace with a full cotillian train. She wore a chapel length mantilla of English silk illusion, outlined in scalloped <;hantilly lace. The bride carried an english bridal casCade of mary devore roses, entwined with baby's breath on top of a white Bible. The bride's only jewelry waB a diamond pendant given to her by the groom. Miss Ruth Foul, Gallipolis· ~ry, served as maid of honor . Miss Priscillia Fisher, Miss Connie Gilland and Mr•. Jackie Maynard, all of Point Pleasant, were the attendants. The attendants wore ideotical floor-length gowns of silk chiffon, styled with high ruffle necklines, bishop sleeves, ruffled cuffs and a softlr full skirt. The bodices were banded in satin with streamers. The honor attendant wore romance blue and the others , were attired in powder blue with white picture hats banded .. wtth satm nbbon and stlk illusion ~tching the dr~s­ They camed pmk perfection arm bouquets _ of pmk miniature carnations ~d ~d mary devore roses w1fll pmk cascading streamers. Miss Tamara "Tammy " Sayre, . Pomt Pleasant . " ~dr MISS r Tonya Watkms, ·Ga tpo ts Ferry, served as flower gtrls. From their small white baskets ed lth ink bo d adorn w p ws an cascading streamers they dropped red rose petals. Master Arthur Wiley, New Haven, served as rlngbearer. Clifford "Skip" Young, Athens, was the best man. Ushers·were Dr. Harold Brown, Pomeroy, David Wiley, Washington, W. Va., and David Bruce, South Point . For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Staub wore a floor~ength gown of tw-quoi8e polyester with white and turquoise accessories and a corsage of red ADMIRAL···· I~ 99 44~ • 197 Clearance Values a · STEEL SHELVING lOLA'S 14~~CIH MAHOGANY SHELVES · :~~i 15' Wolfpen _ News, Notes .. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey of Albany were SWJday visitors of Mr . and Mrs. Lincoln Russell. Mr . and Mrs . Franklin Russell of Middleport were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Uncoln Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elam and family were weekend visitors of his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fouch and family . of HWJtlngton, W. Va. Thw-sday evening callers of Mr. and flifs. Charley Smith were Mr. and Mrs. Harley Smith Of Kanauga and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith, Don and Mike. Special family meal prices after 4 p.m. For Adults For Kld_e ol '-!m ln wm flnllh · Big She~ French Fries Turnover and Large Soft Drink Only ... BACKBOARD ROOF BRACKE1.G r• Funburger French Fries Small Soft Drink and Lollipop Only 8.89 699IN CTN. MOUNTING BRACKET 500 :~~ LANTERN BATTERY SUPER 99 49 1 REG . 2. 19 UP To 1~ MOllE SERVICE 1.503 EASTERN AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO D-BATTERIES ¢1 1973 9uqm Chel Sy•~ema , Inc . llUME~ CHEF IS ~ TRAI"lEMAAK OF BUROER "C11 EF SYSTEMS INC. F HEAV'I; :un ==o C· BA!TERIES lEO . 39c EACH REG. 39C EACH 2/39~ 2/39~ 1 RANGES DJSHW ASHER~ 1 lONGER SUVICE . --~~ SERVICE · ADDITIONAL 0• COUPON ~OU' · Moving men are in the fil MIDDLEPORT ., 58,! CIN. Many I REFR Tr.F~ "TORS UPTOII01 UP TO II OX. LONOU \il '• 2688 steel pol a. Ha rdware In· eluded . (Bot kb oord, brotk111 not lnciVded). I I BAKER 1 47~ ----·----, FREEZERS FURNITURE I CLOTHESLINE PROP TRUCK LOAD SALEL Plan no.w to attend t~e Grand Ope_ning Celebrations at your new • Kroger Super Store .. com1ng soon . ~ More . ·. Values Pomeroy Cement .Block Co. • • The Department Store of Building Since 1915 / �.. 0 6- . . the Daily Sentine' Middleport-;>o;neroy, 0 ., July 2:1, 197.! Get ~esults!· . Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds . ' ~ ~r • Pomeroy Motor Co. •••••••••J • 2 SIGNS Of QUALITY For Sale PRIVATE meellng room for 1971 MONTe Carlo, automatic, BLACK three qu.arler ·TRA IL ER 1971 CHEVROLET '• TON llJ95 350 v .s engi ne, lS " heavy duty, commercial tires. 3-speed on · large lol Svracuse . Phone 992-3525 . In 7-20·6fc MOBILE home space In Sy ra cuse . Phone 992.6319. transmission, 8' wide body, red l lnlsh, like new & ready to 6 21 -tfc go. Wa s $2595. 1970 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill NOW$1395 4-door, V-8 automatic, power steering. radio, good fires . blue fin ish , spotless Interior. Wa s SJ495. 11&9 PONTIAC TEMPEST NOW51195 1 4·doo:. 6 cy linder, autom atic , transmission, power steermg, radio, good t ires, clean interior, blue finish . Wa s $1295. ·Pom~roy I Motor Co. WANT ADS INFORMATION Notice UPHOLSTER your own fur. nl ture . We have all the su p·, S P .M.,_Day Before · Publica tion . DEADli~ES Montl'.etY Deadline 9 a. rn . Cance ll at Jon Corrections Wilt b'e a·ccepted Until 9 a.m. for Day of Publicat ion REGULATIONS I The PubliSher re Se rves the right to edit or r eje-ct any ads deef"!'l e- d oblect;ona'l. The publ tSher will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion . RATES Fqr Want Ad Service 5 cents per Word one Insertion Min imum Charge 75c 12 cents per word three consecutive insertions . 18 ce nt s per word siX con secutive insertions . 25 Per Cent Disc ount on pa id ad~ and (Jds paid witt"! in 10 days . · CAR D OF THANKS & OBITUARY·'" $1.50 for 50 word min imum. Each addi ti onal word 2c. BLIND ADS Additional 25c Charge per Ad¥ertlsement. O'FFICE HOURS 8:30a . m . to 5: 00p .m . Daily , 8:3 0 a . . m . to 12:00 Noon Satur dav . ·Notice ' and .pajnt.. Lincoln BODY work Hill. Phone 992·5271 . 7·12-12fc DEAD STOCK, horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, ' reasonable charge. Call 245-5514. 6-26-3otc PUBLIC NOTICES Your Right to Know and be informed of the func tions of y·o ur government are embod-ied in public notices. In that self-g overnment charges all citi zens to be informed; this newspaper urges ever y citizen to read and sfudy these · notic es . We strongly advise those ci tizens, seeking further inlormat iorr, to exercise the ir r ight of access to public ;ecQrds and pub lic meetin gs. NOTICE OF SALE Bids will be rec eived at the office of Ber nard V. Fultz in the Pomeroy ~al i onal Bank Buildirig , Pomeroy , Ohio, until Friday, July 27, 1973, -at ll : OO a.m. for the sate of the Phoebe Amanda Clark real est,e~te , consisting of a six-room. twn story cement block res idence w ith J1h baths, located on U . s·. Route JJ at Enterprise north o"f Pomeroy in Meigs County . Persons may. appear and bid at the time ol sale, to-wit : 1t : 00 a.m. on July 27, 1973. The right Is reserved to reje-::t any and all bids, and the sale is su bJect to the approval of the Common Plee.s Court, Probete Division , Meigs Co unty, Ohio . for Sale power steering, power disc brakes. air condllloning . Call 992-7073 alter 5. 7·22-31p GIBSON air co11dl lloner, 8.000 BTU, Ke l vlnator )8 cubic feel MY E NT IR E collec l lon ot ches l type freezer . Gas kit· anllque Dresden and lace ------- dolls !. f igurines, Hummel figurines, on sale Sund,e~y , Phone 992 ·5070 f or •P · polntm ent only . 1·22-31c 1973 - Zig Zag sewing machine. This machine darns, em. . broiders, overcasts, button holes. All w i th out at . tachments. Plly balance of $38.50 or pay $5 per monlh. Call 992-5331. 6-lO·Ifc ----1973 8 TRACK sl!ll'eO In Walnut Building far sale or lease. Phone 77J.S61S fr om 8: 30p .m .' to 10 p.m. for appointment. · J.lO.Ifc HOTPOINT AIR CONDITIONERS · As Low As $99.95 -GROC-ERY--business foi sale.' . Wanterl To Buy Help Wanted Mobile Homes For Sale 1973 8 TRACK ste reo console damag ed in shipment, will sell for small balance of $99 or pay $6.99 per month . Call 992· Air Conditioners Awnings Underpinning Pets For Sale PARKVIEW Kennels. Poodles, 1 toy male and J fema le. Phone 992 -5443. WHOLESALE· MOBILE HOMES GRAY MANOR APARTMENTS f-. TRI COUNTY · MOBILE HOMES - - - -- , .' Phone 742-6271 992 ·3954 • On Most Americ:an Cars ' - GUARANTEEDPhone 992·2094' '' ' '' . Pomeroy Home & Auto Monday thru Saturday TilE BURNS, W~AT ARE THE • TWO BEST INDICATORS :OF T~S: ~EALfH OF THE I NAT I ON'~ ECONOMY~ dillon. Call 667·3505 evenings. 7-20-5tc Real Estate For sale S ROOM house , bath, basement, gas heat, 2 lots, S. D. Buskirk, 341 Page Sl ., Middl eport, Ohio . 7·20.3tp 7 ROOM brick veneer house, balh , full basement, atta ched 2 car garage. Lots of large close ts . Bronze Glow Bir ch buift .in kitchen. Plenty good water , free gas, stocked pond. · 35 acres mostly woods . 1 large nice lot near house. Quiet and private . 6 niil es north of Pom eroy·. See by appointment . Ca ll 992-7384 . 7-20-8tc • HOUSE by owner , 1 mile from Pomeroy, 3 or 4 bedrooms, modern kitchen, carpeting , large carport and patio, fireplace. Approx imately 112 acre of lot. Call 992·5248 or 992·3436 after 3 p.m . OFFICE SUPPLIES ALL WEATHER and ' Specialist Whee l Alignment" It Must Be Right or we will Make it Right. MiJd leport, 0. . 992 -2550 Stop In and See Our Floor Pisp!aY. . ASK US ABOUT PRE. FABRICATED ~· wool) iRUSSES · ~ .. . . ~ ~~ Bulllto. Your' Specs Delivered to Job Site · 8·UO Daily, 8·12 Sal . lr, the R. H. Rawling s Sons Building . 992-2101 Middleport, 0 . HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. 77J-S554 Ma's«t, W. Va. From th e laroest Bulldo<l!r R~dlator to the ~ma11est Hea ter Core . Nathan Biggs Radiator Specialis1 • SYLVESTER, X APPR.;CIATE 'IER OFFiR T' WORt( FiR ALl. "THC>Sii: ••• " GOOQIIiS liNAFFl.ED SMITH NELSON MOT08S. INC:Ph .'9n.2174 \'MEN I TLRNED iHE l'D $AY HE WAS 71\ete ANI7 ACTED LIKE A MAN~UNG~ FEMALE 1 MORE OFA He TLRNeD ON Hie> PU&6YCAT, HEEL5 AND AAN I lliRDif:. Pomeroy cut trees , SE PTI C TANKS AROBIC shru bbery . Also ·p aint roofs. SE WA GE SYSTEMS Ph one 949-3221 or 742-4441. CLEA NED, REPAIRED . 7·18-30tc MILLER SANITATION : • STE WART, OHIO. PH . 662· MOBILE hom e re pai r , Elec3035. "STRIPPERS" tri ~al plumbing and heating. 10-4-tfc We Strip Paint, Varnishes, Phone 992·6329 . Etc. from Furniture . 7-15-tfc SEWING MACHINES . Repair Antiques-Modern-Metals service , all makes. 992 -2284.• No ruinous lyes or caustics The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy . E LNA and White Se w i ng used. Author ized Si nger Sales and Machines ... Service on all Pick-Up Service We Sha rpen Scissors. Service. rnakes. Reasonable rates. Available ' 3· 29-ffc T h e Se wing Center , M id· We Buy & Sell Antiques . ' dleporl, Ohio. Dick Seyler·Owner . 11-16·1tc EXCAVATING, dozer. loader Kerr St. Pomeroy, 0 . -:=:-:-c-:------and backhoe work ; septic Phone 992·2798 AUTOMOBILE insuran ce been '· tank-s instalred ; dump trucks cancelled? Lo·s t your and to-boys for hire; ,will haul .operator's license. Call 992· f i ll dirl. l op soil, limestone - READY ·MIX CONCR~TE 7428 . and gravel; Call Bob or Roger del i vered right to your 6· 15-tfc Jeffers, day phone 992 ·7089 ; project. Fast and easy. Free n1 gh t phone 992-3525 or 992es timates . Ph one 992 -3284 . 5232. Goegleln Ready .Mi x Co., OPEN Roger Hysell's ' 2· 11·1fc M id dleport, Ohlo . Garage near crossroads on St. 6-30·tfc Rt . 124 ; .all mechan ical work - -- - - - - - - incl uding au t . trans - FOR FREE estimates on alum Inurn siding. Storn Doors miss ion. Mond~y - Friday, SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED and Windows , Carports, REASONABLE rates . Ph . 446· 8: 30a .m . to 5 p.m . Saturday Marquees and Railing , Phone ~ 8: 30 to 12 noon - un less by 4782, Gallipolis, John Russe ll. · appointment . Phone 99H682 . Charles Lisle, Syracuse, Ohio . Owner and Operator. Carl J acob, Sales Rep · or 992-7121. 5·12-tfc rese ntative. V. V. Johnson 6-27·30tc and Son. In c. 6·22·tfC O'DELL WHEEL . A lignm ent C. BRADFORD, Auction eer loca ted at Cr oss roa.d s, Rt. 124, Complete Service Phone 949·382 1 now ba c!k to work . Com plete REFRIGERATOR Repai r , Air · Con ditioning , H eating, front end service, tune up and Racine, Ohio brake se rvi ce. Wheels Electr ic al Repai r, Cri II Bradford balanced electr onica lly. Atl · Residential or commercial, 5·1-lfc , auto air -conditioning, 266 Mill work guaranteed. Reasonable Street 992·3509 . rates , Phone 742 -3232. 6-29.JOtc 2-18-ttc HARRI SO N' S TV service and Real Estate· For Sale service calls . Phone 992-2522. H ·tfC DOZER and back hoe work ,' ponds and septic tanks, ditching ser v ice; top soil, ·f ill dirt,· limestone; B&K Excavatino . Phon e 992 ·5367 .or 992·3861. ' 9-i .ifc ~----- RON SHEPARD, Floor, Wall BRICK BUSINESS ·BUILDING LARGE - 2 story slorage POME~OY WE HAVE NEW LISTINGS EACH WEEK . CLOSE TO POMEROY 8 room fram e. 4 lar ge bedrooms, balh , dining room , utility room, ce llar, some carpeting and lots of t ile and panel! no . 1.36 Acres. •On n~w Rt . 7. JU ST $9,500.00. IN NEW ADDITION ' Just 2 years old. Owner tran sferred . 3 bedrooms with nice closets. Lovely ki tchen with lots of cabinets . Ni ce bath . Utility room . Hard · wood floors . Carport . Large lot 100x 100. AL L THIS AND MORE $20,000 .00 . LIKE OLDER HOMES? Here Is one in good shape , 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, dining r obm, ut ili ty room-, some carpellng , pan eli ng & ll le. Garage, fufl, ba semen !, porches. Gas for ced air heal. Nice l evel lol. $8,200 .00. MIDDLEPORT Larg e lot t00x13S I l eve l ), 2 bedr oo m s, bath, dining room , ullllty space-, por ch, storm door s and windows, renovated l.ust 3 years ago . In good condl tl on . JU ST $6 ,500 .00 . COTTAGE 2 bedroom s, bath , some new plumbing , din i ng room , porches, large lot, close to shopping . ASK IN G JUST $5,000.00. WANTED 1 story , 3 bedroom homes 1 ' lnot l oo old} from $17 .000 .00 up . 9 YEARS R EAL ESTATE EX P ERIENCE I N M EIGS CO UNTY . HENRY E . CLELANO, REALTOR .3 uso(la.te s to help you , 9?2·22!9 If no answer 992 ·2S•e llO \OU BUPPOSE HELL HAVE SECOND I IXJUIIT ITL31RDIE . II-J iHOOOHTe. AND BE PA&& Uf> RIGHT NON !lACK lO BUG YOU 50'<\E MORE? FACT, HE15 TRYING lO WITHOUT 6EIN6 SEEN! Dick's · Hoard House 7 ROOM hou se with bath in Rutland , a ir .:ron.ditioned , carpeted, gas furnace, dishwasher, doubl e oven , range, double garage, large carport, 4 acres cleared and fenced , sma ll barn and other build ings. Phone 614-742.6834. 5·30-llc 608 E. MAIN"--....,.J 1-0CKIO)(.PER"f. Siding : Roofing - Spouting - R~m.odeli~g · Plumbing - Heating. Complete Butldmg. Vmyl & Aluminum Siding. 992-2094 606 E. Main Pomero_y WILL TRIM or 1971 500 SUZUKI, good con· 'TRAINED 16 A 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0. 7·19-6tc Good sha~· with good 69 ;383 ~nd 4 speed mag wheels . Phone 247 -2791. 7'22-Jfp DON'f WOlliN. G0r. 5 1NKe<l IS SPECIA!.I-'1 'let Us Help You" · 1965 PLYMOUTH Sports Fury 66 PLYMOUTH - ,,.AND >lOW MUCH MY OLD MAN SQUAWKS ABOUT M~ REQUEST . FOR. BR.EAD ! PRODUCT... G01' L..:.::...:::.,... _ .:.:...;._..;_...,..;......_,~. POMEROY HOME & AUTO Auto Sales 1968, 2· TON FORD truck, F-6.00. Excelslo'f Oil Company, 992· 2205. 7· 19-4tc THE GROSS NATIONAL. PRESIDENT I.OGK&D IN ~E VAULT """" ~E DOOii! 1S r-------~~-__;--"1, AKC Toy Poodle puppies, $75 and $85. Al so Siamese kittens $10 . Phori~ 1-256-6247, Kennels of Calhoun . 6·24·30tc with viny l interior, bucket seats, and air conditioning, P.S. andP.B., automati c shill on floor and all good t ires . Albert Hill , 949·2261. Wheel Alignment : •5.55 : O~n8TIIS . FURNITURE MILLER MOBILE HOMES ------ For Estimates JOHN'TUCKER Rt. 4, Pom eroy, 0 . FRESH Wanted For Rent r PRODUC E New p o ta toes, tomatoes, cucumbers. squash. Charles R. Harris and Son, Portland. J. J9.tfc Roofing, Spouting, Home Remodeling MODERN , SANITATION Dt\DBURN BRITCHES ' OONSTRUCTION ,. c. c. f ully equippe d, el(cel lent condi t ion. Complete and ready l o pull. 773-5468 or 773· 5978. 6· 1Hic Dorothy Clark, panelling . Call 992·3974, Administratrix of the · 7·19·61c Estate of • S331 . Phoeba Amanda Clark 7-1Hie INT.E RIOR and exlerlor (7 ) 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 5tc painting and roof ing . G. G. Comp lete mobi le home Congo. Long Botlom , Ohio. 1973 STEREO radio tape se r v ice - plu s gigan t ic combination with built-in 8 Phone 843·2884. track. Take over payments of display of mobile homes NOTI~~l~EcgnM8To~ 1s 7·11-lotp alway s\ avai lab le at ... $7 .55 per mon th or pay DEPARTMENT OF $102 .50. Call 992-5331. TRANSPORTATION 7-22-6tc Columbus, Ohia, July 13,973 Contract hies· Legal Capy HOUSE in couniry, furr,lished or WALNUT stereo -radio tape No. 73-71$ unfurn ished . Call 9'72 ·5190 or combination, am -fm radio, 8 UN IT PRICE CONTRACT 992-6724. track tape combi nat ion, 4 1220 Wa shington Blvd. Sealed prop osals will be ;\7 .1J ·6tp speaker sou nd system . 423 ·7521 received at the off ice of the BELPRE, 0 . Balan ce $107.39, or use our Director of the Ohio Depart . budget terms . Call 992·3965. ment of Trans portation , Columbus, Ohio, unl!l 10 :00 7-2Htc TRYING t o buy a mobi le home ? A·,M ., Eastern Daylight Sev ln g Be en tu rned down? Time, Tuesday , August 7, 1973, SLEE PING r oom over the Wine REDUCE excess flu ids with tor improvem en ts in : Remember, I can say ''yes" Store in Pomeroy. Reference Fluidex - Lose weight wi th Athens , Me igs arfd Vinton when others say " no." Call required . Call 992·5293 . at Dex -A. Diet caps ul es Counties , Ohio , on Sections Frank, 992-7777 . I can help. 7·6·1fc Nelson Drugs. A'I'>B0-11 .75), ATH ·346-10.00) , Larry 's M obi le Homes Sales, 7·23-3tp M EG ·346 · 10.00 I. VI N -346·10.00), 600 West Main Street, U . S. Route No . 50 and Stat e TWO !railer lots In Middleport ; Pomeroy, Ohio . Route No . 346 In Lee Township , If~ dup.lex in Bradbur.Y; phone 1972 HONDA SLJO tra il bike. Att:~ens County, Sta te Route No. 7-11 · 18tc before 6 p.m . 992 ·5693. $200 . Good condition , call 742· 346 in Columbia Townsh ip, 6878 . 1·23·51c Meigs County , S1ate ·Route No . · 346 ih Vinton Township , Vinton County , b~·{applylng com . 3 AND 4 ROOM fllrnished and mercial fer'ftlizer for eros ion un f urnis hed apar tme nt s. STRAW. Call 992· 6860 or 992· control. Phone 992· 5434. 7306 . Work Length - 14.1 6 miles. 4· 12-tfc 7-20-61c " The date set for complet ion af th is work shall be as set forth WAREHOUSE , Blo c k in th e t:Jidding proposa l,'' Ea ch bidder sha ll be requ ired Building, 72' X 120', St.,.l to fil e with his bid a certif ied Trusses , In su lat ed Roof ,· check for an amount equal to Clear Space, No Columns, 16 10'x39' 2Bdrm . $3195 five per·cent of his bid, but in no Ove r head ' doors , Motor event more than ten thousand 10'x51' 2 Bdrm. $3895 Operated , Ha s Electric , MIDDLEPORT dollars, or a bond for ten per Water and Gas. Large lot 196' 10'x56' 3 Bdrm. S4195 c;:enT of his &id, payable to th e on Union Avenue, above flood, Dire ctor . 1 Unfurnished Apartment 12'x41' 2 Bdrm. $3895 3.56 acres, st.eel fen ce. 0.9 Bidders must app l y, on th e 114 N. FoUrth, 2 lledrooms. 12'x51' 2 Bdrm. $4295 proper forms, for quali fi cat ion miles from Pomeroy Court ha s all k i tchen appliances . at lea st ten days prier to the House, one mile fr om Route 7 12'x56' 3 Bdrm. $4595 No pets. date Set for openinO bi ds in by .pass. Suitable lor any aCcordance with Chapter 5525 12'x61' 3 Bdrm . $5195 bus1ness !hat needs lo ts of Ohlf Revised Code. 20'x37' Obi. Wide space. We respect all Relil P ans and spec ifications 8re Estafe Brokers. Pr ice S63,500 . on flle In the Depertment of 2 Bdrm . 56495 PHONE 992-3863 Transportat ion and !he office of Pomeroy M otor Company . 20'x43' Obi. Wide the Distr ict Deputy D'rector . Phone 992·2126. BEFORE3PM The Oirec.tor rese rves the J Bdrm , $7995 1·20·6t c. right to refect MY and a!! bids. 24'x51' Obi. Wide J . PHILL I P RICH LEY DIRECTOR ROOMS by lhe week. $18 up. WHISPERING Pines Ni ght. 3 Bdrm. $9495 Meigs Inn, Pomeroy. Rev . 9·29 ·72 . club ; has 2 :30 nightcl ub 7· 12.tfc license . 17) 23. 30, 21c All homes are total eleC tri c, 7· 19-6tc N-:-1-C :-: E:-:8- x_3_5-::T:r "a'l::1e-r-w-,-11::h-::Tc:-i out comp ret&ly fu r ni shed, '14'' room , 1 bedroom . Idea foq WELL PLANNED 3 bedroom, 2 birch paneling , storm couple. 10 miles north of windows & ·sto·rm doors, ba lh h ome with full Pomeroy. Call 992-7479. basement, 2 car garage and deli ver ed free . Mrs. J . R: Murphy, Peggy, . 7· 12·1fc lamlly room . Priced In mid Carmel and Barbara ard Mr. 20's, plus lot. loca ted on larg e coun fry lol ofl Rt . 7 20 un · and Mrs . Jack Downs of HOUSE , J bedr oom furnished. porch and yard. • minu tes from Parkersburg Trimble were SWlday dlnner . I Call 992·2780 or 992 ·3432. and 15 m i nutes fr om guests of Mr. and Mrs·. Harley Pomeroy. Financing already 7-8.tfc arranged with low down Johnso n. Afternoon guests 3 BEDROOM 11'h bath mobile paymenf. Contact Pauline E. were Mr. and Mrs . ~arley 20 13 Eastern Ave . Cunningham Really . Ph one home·, 308 PaQ• Street. 992Johmon, Terry, Tammy and 3509. (6141 423.8690 Coll ect. ·Gallipolis, Ohio · - 7· 19. tf c J.s.ttc 446·017$ Cheryl . · ·•' RIDING horses and co ils . ,--- ----=-==---.,: EXPERT : PRICE 14 HOUR SERVICE .7·22-31p Harrison, Rt. 1 Middlepor t on console will se ll lor small Leading Creek Road . balance down $86 .50 or"" 7-22 ·31p pay m ent~ can be arranged. 992·5331. J.iJ.6tc 1965 PLYMOUTH Va liant and 1971 KaWasakil75. Phone 843· 2963. JUST ARRIVED NEW SHIPMENT Wanted To Rent • chen stove, dlnetle set, kif· chen cabi net , easy wringer type washing mllchlne, Warm M orn ing bo lll ed ga s heater 6S,OOO ·BTU. Call 995·4180. 1.n .1t p 7-22-6tc 1 WORK done on tile ceiling and · SEPTIC TANKS . CLEA~ED DUMP TRUCK SERVICE this machine darns, em · 10 ACRES on Sl. Rl. 775, 10 miles lrom Ga ll ipo lis. Has brol~ers , overcasts, al l large barn and tobacco base, wi th ou t attachments . Pa y rural water line. Phone 379· balan ce of $38 .50 or poy $6 per 2165 . . month. Call 992-5331. plies you will need, fabrics, foam for cushions and pad. ding . We cut foam to any size or shape. Swivel bases, cotton Other sizes also avai lable. burlap legs, Zi pper, welt cord , KOSCOT KOS ME TICS and See them today. Nam e Brand Wig s. Specia l webbing , da cron, chip board sale prices dur ing month o1 plus m any other items and July . Phone Helen Jane living. room suites at low, low 9._ POMEROY Brown , 992-5113. prices. Pom eroy Recovery , 6l!!l " Jack W. Carsey , Mgr. 622 E. Main, Phone 992 -7554 . . Phone 992· 2181 ).19.J0tc .. 1973 14X70 MOBILE home, IJ) N EW 1973 Zig. Zag Sewi ng washer and dryer, dish · Machines In origina l factory THERE will be a yard sa le, washer , stainless steel sink, carton. Zig -Zag to ma~e Tuesday through Friday, 24th garbage disposal , eye level bu ttonholes, sew on bu tton s, through 27th , on County Road oven, range , dacr:on.polyester monograms, and mak e fancv SIn Bradbury . Watch for sign . carpet, large lot. Phone 742· desi gns· with ju st the Lots of nice Items . 3083. twi st of a single7·20·31p dial. left In la y.away .1 AM n."ot respons ible for any and never been used. Wi II se ll for on l y $47 cas h, or terms debts contracted by anyone HANGING Baskets, geraniums, begonias, double petunias , · olher than myself. Signed, ava ilabl e. Phone 992-2984 . combination pots. Cleland I ' 7·22 ·6fc Carroll Johnson . Farm and Greenhouse, E. Main , Racine . Geraldine E L ECTROLUX vacuum Cleland. clea ner , A-1 condition, uses 6-27-tfc paper bags, has cord winder and many attac hments, also sha.moooer attachment in MEAT CUTTER , No phone 9 SLIGHTLY damaged livinq cluded. (only 4 available) at calls, D&D Meats. room· suites. Save over lf ::L $37 ,70 cash or ter ms 7-18-tfc Hurrv 1st come , _ l si served. availa ble. Phone 992 -298 4. - --------Pomeroy Recovery, 622 E. 7·22-3tc Main Stree l. Phone 992-7554. . 7· 19·61c 800 BALES of hay 742-3985 · · 1. 1i.6tc KEWPIE doll; and anything TOMATOES , cucumbers, green - -- - - - - -- peppers . Clela nd Farms , else related to Kewpies . Also, Geraldine Cleland, Racine . Pr ivate Sale of Antiques old postcards in good con· J.a. ttc SALE of Antiques, clocks, tea dltlonl, write and describe lfems also price wanted. lable, beds, W. dressers, W. Aly ce Schneider, 145 South Wardrobes W & Asst . Wds. Kanawha , Buckhannon , W. NOW OPEN , P. an d J. Odds and stands, lamps, large bra ss E nds. Glorified junk, ap Va . 2620 1. bell , fruit jars, crockery, pliances , furn iture. 215 North 7.8.JOtp si l verware , wash bowl, Second, M iddleport . pictures, misc. items. Private Sale. Don 't miss chan ce of OLD furniture , oa k tables, these items, 9 a.m., Old Long clocks, ice boxes, braSs beds, Bottom School Bldg . July 27. WILKINSON Smal l Engine dishes or complete ONner Kenneth Lawrence, Sales and Service. 810 3rd St.. households . Write M . D. Phone 98S · 4298. Not Middleport..Lawn mower and Miller, Rl. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio, responsible for accidents, saw repair. Free pickup chain call 992-6271. plenty of parking . and deliver v. Phone 992-3092. 7·22-3t c Also Briggs ~nd Stratton and Tecumseh pails. 6-2J.JOtc 8 ACRES on .Rf. 143, good building sites. city wafer . Phone 992-3640. EXCELSIOR Salt Works , E . 7·22·12tc Main St., Pomeroy. All kinds of salt water pellets. water LADIES nuggets, block salt and ow n ONE 7200acre lot for sale . 60 AC Ohio River Salt. Phone 992all ·crop Ha-rvester, also. 3891. Phone 742-3656. 7-6·24tp 12 to 15 hours per week . You -----'-~choose hours . Pleasant, 21 FT. CABIN cruiser Nilh a profitable customer Service tra iler. 110 h.p . and indoor near home. Write Personal and outboard engine. Sleeps 4. Shopper Department, Box Has kitchen and toilet . Virgil ' CAS H pa id for all makes and 10, Watkins Produc1S, Inc., Walker , Rt. 1, Racine . models of m obile homes . Winona , Minnesota 55987 . ) . 17-61c Ph one area code 614-423·9531. 4· 13·1fc BRUSH HOGS, 4x5 ft .. phone 55 x 10 3 BEDROOM, 308 Pag e 992-6329. Street, 992-3509 . 7-15-tfc 7-6·1fc Employment Wanted Business Services Ten nessee Walker colt, broke to ride . Phone 992-3640. 7·22· 111c 1973 ZIG ZAG sew ing mochlne, 32 FT. FRA'KLIN travel trailer , OPEN EVES. 8:00P.M. POMEROY, OHIO for Sale for Rent any organ iza t ion ; phone 992· J975. 3· 11 ·1fC LOWEI;ZH.. I'M SO DAOBURN NARVOUS A60UT G ITTIN' HITCHED TbDAV I CL AN FERGOT I PUT TH' OADBURN RING GO LOOK IN 'lORE WA LDO!! Remodeling, Ceram ic lite · baths . Box 28 0 ; Rutland 742· 36~4 . 6· 26-tfc ·, building . Idea l for furniture, EX CA VATING . Doze rs, large groc ery , contr acto r , etc. and small : Backhoes and Loading pl atform, and over loaders on track and lires; one acre of land. Asking only Dump trucks Lo .boy $20,000 .00 . se rvice . Septi c tank s ir1· sial led. George I Bill) Pull ins, NEW LISTING phone 992·2478 or 992·1402. MIDDLEPORT - 3 bedroom 2·9·1fc house. balh, g.ils furnace and garage. All out of high water on lev el lol . Asking $15,500 .00. FURNITURE Slr l pplng and Refinish i ng . Abraham 's SYRACUSE Antiques , 132 Fayette Street, 6 ROOM S - On leve l lot. Nelsonvi ll e, Ohio. Phone 753. Gar ag e and storage build ing. 1302 . Asking just $5,000 .00 . 7·3·30tc 4BEDROOM5 NICE KITCHEN Gas fu rna ce, bath. full basement wl lh garage and 2 fomlly rooms . Front porches, large lol.. Asking $18,900 .00 . NEW LISTING RUT LAND Renovated 5 bedr oom home. Has 1v, bathS, large closets, and lerge room s. Nlce kitchen with s.s. si (lk, di sh washer, and di sposal. Natur al gas fu rnace. Large fronl porch. REASONABLE LONG BOTTOM - 5 roonos, bath , for ce d air furna <:e . Tu ppors Plains wat~r . Aski ng only S4,000.oo. N EW LISTING J YEARS OLD - M odern 2 l>ed room s, ba fh , bull f· in r; ange . All electri c home. Large l ot l n Tuppers Plain s. Want Just 115,000.00 . BEEN LOOK IN G FO R A GOOD BIJY , THEN YOU SHO ULD CONSIDER ONE OF THE ABOVE LI STINGS . WE ALSO HAV E OT H ERS. AFTER THE DOWN · PAYMENT IT MAY BE JUST LIKE RENT, SAV E ANO SEE' US NOW. TOD AY . OPEN FOR BUSINESS Basham's Ashland Service WM.P0/1390 · ON YOUR DIAL cuse . 6·27•1fc WELCOMI: APOARD ... 'IOU MAV REOARD THIS CRAFT AS A~ UNDERSEA Sf)'FFOLD, A~D · M'( <;IRL. H18 UMPERWATER REFUGE, ~~ AHNIE Hl\'3 VOLUHn:ERED TO PVT HER HJ:AtJ JM Tilt LIOH'S Middleport, Bon es"' play · wrig ht ~ .S uffix of no uns 5. Transpor tation outfit 6. Ad topic 7. I nter· Re· 'ma rque 6. Go by MOOTH! ship 1r: Italian violi n· · maker 12. Sce ne of co nflict THE REST IS A CINCH! 16. Legal claim 17. Moham· o~ medan saint :t:;<..~;~lti. Hogwash UL.._.,J ,'~ 22. Daughter country 7 DAYS .A WEEK ~&MIDM;u..J *'-'u ...J , _ lry HI NFI I fl,lll',jj I l l / '"d II! JH I l l Unscramble these rrur Jumbleo, ' Yesterday's Auwer change r--------~ 13. Human· W,6,NG ON, BOY! ities WE'VE GOT IT .MADEl 12 wds.J Chemical su"ffix <O 117BIIInr Featoreo Srn•l••'"·'"·l 3. "Slicks and ACROSS I. Erich - Beech &Locust Sl 8. Poetical adverb 9. Picnic (CQII<iq.) city 23. Lothario's 35. Famous glance Quaker 36. Three at 20. Russian 33. Tama risk 24. Girl 's I 0 I II I I I (J 29 . Poet Ogden sa lt tree GI.AIWE I Ecuador 6-10 All _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ 28. - Mechanical Work , All Accessories Available. Cors Washed & Wa•ed . Mechanic on Duty at All Times. I I I 0 I I 0 0 0 AMANDA PANDA 1 WAS !OLD A SUP~f(<;TITION f}'( MR. [/UCK; THAT I·TS LUCK'/ \0 FINO A FoUR-LE.A.F Ct.OVE.R ~ WHICH ClOIJE.R S f.IOUL-0 BRING ME. LUCK ? oI 0 o o 0 I I 0 o I 0 I 0 oI 0 I ' This Week 's Special: Oil Change and Grease .Job only 18.95 with Flllup of Gas. 1 1~ linclli 29. Cuddle 30 . Approach 31. " You My Lucky Star" Jumbl'" IXULY 32. L ow voice I ! 34. Makea choice dinnrl an Pt ·\'\i \ IS n et Dote on I. I fiEMEM6ER THE CEREAL 60kll I HAP WHEN l WA5'LIT1'LE., 44. Wee c~olce 'ACIA.L 37. L atilu· ~3. t'&m pa·. Auto . wllt er l e vel co ntrol. Lint Filter or Power Fin Agitator . P•rtna -Pren M•yttt Holo of Hell , Drytrl Surround cloth es with gentle, e\len heet . No hot spota, no overdrytng ,. Pine Mo l!l h l.. lnt FlUor, We Spoclolluln . MAYTAG GINIU$ Ane•er• Th•y fly lA a rlt1f- PISTS 41. Mon· 2 speed SILKY .v "IIN•y'• arch ica l DOWN Neighbor of Mail· rltania 2. Fixed in · thOcenter CAP'fAIN EASY '" DAILY CRYI''fOQUOTE- Here' s how l o work it : AXYD. LBA 'AXR Is t I, 0 W a~~thcr .. In thiS .!iatnpl c L 0 N G F E "' One lel.tcr si mply stands for A is US<d ror lh<• l hr~c L '' · X lor th e two 0 s. clc. Sin gle lcucrs. 1 REMEMBER M~ FI~T RIDE . A llUS AND THE FIRST TIME I EVER RooE AN ESCALATOR .. npostrophcs. thr lengt h nnd rormalion of th e words are all hl n1s. Each day the r ode klicrs arc different. ('RVI'TOQ UOTES ·RUTLAND FURNITURE R~~:=~~:·· EKW OPK I CPSS I'. KJ TYKIDWI L·-74_1_·4-21-·I_ _ _A _r_noJ.d.G::r:.•t;.;;";.. · _ __,..R,_ut=ll..,ncl..._~ EUI C PKH HWIJ I!PX W TGiliiT .11 W B ll E E'N II • • 10 5ibMACH. Mar· 42. li'ishi ng \' I A 5/MLL.. DEPRESSION WE ALL. HAVI:;. 26. Spri ghtly 27. Stumper L Tune Up, '::!'1!;-.C:~:!- WGA/l ca rds 37. Monk 38. Florid 39. Self 40. Born (Fr. ) name 27. Persc'f'e re cily - SAV/1' homan nuisance 10. Male plant 14. Elhereal 17. Arctic sight ( 2wds .) 19. Fo r l ear that 25. Neighbor one letter to tach aquart, to form !our . ordinary words. I 34. Okla- 21 . Unsullied 22. t' rcnch 1 of We.talk to you like ~ person. f1e'5 straiqht fer th' stock4ard! - Z . f:lliWDH II , VEDW ATGK 1::11 G HAWIJK X GV Y H ' I �.. 0 6- . . the Daily Sentine' Middleport-;>o;neroy, 0 ., July 2:1, 197.! Get ~esults!· . Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds . ' ~ ~r • Pomeroy Motor Co. •••••••••J • 2 SIGNS Of QUALITY For Sale PRIVATE meellng room for 1971 MONTe Carlo, automatic, BLACK three qu.arler ·TRA IL ER 1971 CHEVROLET '• TON llJ95 350 v .s engi ne, lS " heavy duty, commercial tires. 3-speed on · large lol Svracuse . Phone 992-3525 . In 7-20·6fc MOBILE home space In Sy ra cuse . Phone 992.6319. transmission, 8' wide body, red l lnlsh, like new & ready to 6 21 -tfc go. Wa s $2595. 1970 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill NOW$1395 4-door, V-8 automatic, power steering. radio, good fires . blue fin ish , spotless Interior. Wa s SJ495. 11&9 PONTIAC TEMPEST NOW51195 1 4·doo:. 6 cy linder, autom atic , transmission, power steermg, radio, good t ires, clean interior, blue finish . Wa s $1295. ·Pom~roy I Motor Co. WANT ADS INFORMATION Notice UPHOLSTER your own fur. nl ture . We have all the su p·, S P .M.,_Day Before · Publica tion . DEADli~ES Montl'.etY Deadline 9 a. rn . Cance ll at Jon Corrections Wilt b'e a·ccepted Until 9 a.m. for Day of Publicat ion REGULATIONS I The PubliSher re Se rves the right to edit or r eje-ct any ads deef"!'l e- d oblect;ona'l. The publ tSher will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion . RATES Fqr Want Ad Service 5 cents per Word one Insertion Min imum Charge 75c 12 cents per word three consecutive insertions . 18 ce nt s per word siX con secutive insertions . 25 Per Cent Disc ount on pa id ad~ and (Jds paid witt"! in 10 days . · CAR D OF THANKS & OBITUARY·'" $1.50 for 50 word min imum. Each addi ti onal word 2c. BLIND ADS Additional 25c Charge per Ad¥ertlsement. O'FFICE HOURS 8:30a . m . to 5: 00p .m . Daily , 8:3 0 a . . m . to 12:00 Noon Satur dav . ·Notice ' and .pajnt.. Lincoln BODY work Hill. Phone 992·5271 . 7·12-12fc DEAD STOCK, horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, ' reasonable charge. Call 245-5514. 6-26-3otc PUBLIC NOTICES Your Right to Know and be informed of the func tions of y·o ur government are embod-ied in public notices. In that self-g overnment charges all citi zens to be informed; this newspaper urges ever y citizen to read and sfudy these · notic es . We strongly advise those ci tizens, seeking further inlormat iorr, to exercise the ir r ight of access to public ;ecQrds and pub lic meetin gs. NOTICE OF SALE Bids will be rec eived at the office of Ber nard V. Fultz in the Pomeroy ~al i onal Bank Buildirig , Pomeroy , Ohio, until Friday, July 27, 1973, -at ll : OO a.m. for the sate of the Phoebe Amanda Clark real est,e~te , consisting of a six-room. twn story cement block res idence w ith J1h baths, located on U . s·. Route JJ at Enterprise north o"f Pomeroy in Meigs County . Persons may. appear and bid at the time ol sale, to-wit : 1t : 00 a.m. on July 27, 1973. The right Is reserved to reje-::t any and all bids, and the sale is su bJect to the approval of the Common Plee.s Court, Probete Division , Meigs Co unty, Ohio . for Sale power steering, power disc brakes. air condllloning . Call 992-7073 alter 5. 7·22-31p GIBSON air co11dl lloner, 8.000 BTU, Ke l vlnator )8 cubic feel MY E NT IR E collec l lon ot ches l type freezer . Gas kit· anllque Dresden and lace ------- dolls !. f igurines, Hummel figurines, on sale Sund,e~y , Phone 992 ·5070 f or •P · polntm ent only . 1·22-31c 1973 - Zig Zag sewing machine. This machine darns, em. . broiders, overcasts, button holes. All w i th out at . tachments. Plly balance of $38.50 or pay $5 per monlh. Call 992-5331. 6-lO·Ifc ----1973 8 TRACK sl!ll'eO In Walnut Building far sale or lease. Phone 77J.S61S fr om 8: 30p .m .' to 10 p.m. for appointment. · J.lO.Ifc HOTPOINT AIR CONDITIONERS · As Low As $99.95 -GROC-ERY--business foi sale.' . Wanterl To Buy Help Wanted Mobile Homes For Sale 1973 8 TRACK ste reo console damag ed in shipment, will sell for small balance of $99 or pay $6.99 per month . Call 992· Air Conditioners Awnings Underpinning Pets For Sale PARKVIEW Kennels. Poodles, 1 toy male and J fema le. Phone 992 -5443. WHOLESALE· MOBILE HOMES GRAY MANOR APARTMENTS f-. TRI COUNTY · MOBILE HOMES - - - -- , .' Phone 742-6271 992 ·3954 • On Most Americ:an Cars ' - GUARANTEEDPhone 992·2094' '' ' '' . Pomeroy Home & Auto Monday thru Saturday TilE BURNS, W~AT ARE THE • TWO BEST INDICATORS :OF T~S: ~EALfH OF THE I NAT I ON'~ ECONOMY~ dillon. Call 667·3505 evenings. 7-20-5tc Real Estate For sale S ROOM house , bath, basement, gas heat, 2 lots, S. D. Buskirk, 341 Page Sl ., Middl eport, Ohio . 7·20.3tp 7 ROOM brick veneer house, balh , full basement, atta ched 2 car garage. Lots of large close ts . Bronze Glow Bir ch buift .in kitchen. Plenty good water , free gas, stocked pond. · 35 acres mostly woods . 1 large nice lot near house. Quiet and private . 6 niil es north of Pom eroy·. See by appointment . Ca ll 992-7384 . 7-20-8tc • HOUSE by owner , 1 mile from Pomeroy, 3 or 4 bedrooms, modern kitchen, carpeting , large carport and patio, fireplace. Approx imately 112 acre of lot. Call 992·5248 or 992·3436 after 3 p.m . OFFICE SUPPLIES ALL WEATHER and ' Specialist Whee l Alignment" It Must Be Right or we will Make it Right. MiJd leport, 0. . 992 -2550 Stop In and See Our Floor Pisp!aY. . ASK US ABOUT PRE. FABRICATED ~· wool) iRUSSES · ~ .. . . ~ ~~ Bulllto. Your' Specs Delivered to Job Site · 8·UO Daily, 8·12 Sal . lr, the R. H. Rawling s Sons Building . 992-2101 Middleport, 0 . HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. 77J-S554 Ma's«t, W. Va. From th e laroest Bulldo<l!r R~dlator to the ~ma11est Hea ter Core . Nathan Biggs Radiator Specialis1 • SYLVESTER, X APPR.;CIATE 'IER OFFiR T' WORt( FiR ALl. "THC>Sii: ••• " GOOQIIiS liNAFFl.ED SMITH NELSON MOT08S. INC:Ph .'9n.2174 \'MEN I TLRNED iHE l'D $AY HE WAS 71\ete ANI7 ACTED LIKE A MAN~UNG~ FEMALE 1 MORE OFA He TLRNeD ON Hie> PU&6YCAT, HEEL5 AND AAN I lliRDif:. Pomeroy cut trees , SE PTI C TANKS AROBIC shru bbery . Also ·p aint roofs. SE WA GE SYSTEMS Ph one 949-3221 or 742-4441. CLEA NED, REPAIRED . 7·18-30tc MILLER SANITATION : • STE WART, OHIO. PH . 662· MOBILE hom e re pai r , Elec3035. "STRIPPERS" tri ~al plumbing and heating. 10-4-tfc We Strip Paint, Varnishes, Phone 992·6329 . Etc. from Furniture . 7-15-tfc SEWING MACHINES . Repair Antiques-Modern-Metals service , all makes. 992 -2284.• No ruinous lyes or caustics The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy . E LNA and White Se w i ng used. Author ized Si nger Sales and Machines ... Service on all Pick-Up Service We Sha rpen Scissors. Service. rnakes. Reasonable rates. Available ' 3· 29-ffc T h e Se wing Center , M id· We Buy & Sell Antiques . ' dleporl, Ohio. Dick Seyler·Owner . 11-16·1tc EXCAVATING, dozer. loader Kerr St. Pomeroy, 0 . -:=:-:-c-:------and backhoe work ; septic Phone 992·2798 AUTOMOBILE insuran ce been '· tank-s instalred ; dump trucks cancelled? Lo·s t your and to-boys for hire; ,will haul .operator's license. Call 992· f i ll dirl. l op soil, limestone - READY ·MIX CONCR~TE 7428 . and gravel; Call Bob or Roger del i vered right to your 6· 15-tfc Jeffers, day phone 992 ·7089 ; project. Fast and easy. Free n1 gh t phone 992-3525 or 992es timates . Ph one 992 -3284 . 5232. Goegleln Ready .Mi x Co., OPEN Roger Hysell's ' 2· 11·1fc M id dleport, Ohlo . Garage near crossroads on St. 6-30·tfc Rt . 124 ; .all mechan ical work - -- - - - - - - incl uding au t . trans - FOR FREE estimates on alum Inurn siding. Storn Doors miss ion. Mond~y - Friday, SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED and Windows , Carports, REASONABLE rates . Ph . 446· 8: 30a .m . to 5 p.m . Saturday Marquees and Railing , Phone ~ 8: 30 to 12 noon - un less by 4782, Gallipolis, John Russe ll. · appointment . Phone 99H682 . Charles Lisle, Syracuse, Ohio . Owner and Operator. Carl J acob, Sales Rep · or 992-7121. 5·12-tfc rese ntative. V. V. Johnson 6-27·30tc and Son. In c. 6·22·tfC O'DELL WHEEL . A lignm ent C. BRADFORD, Auction eer loca ted at Cr oss roa.d s, Rt. 124, Complete Service Phone 949·382 1 now ba c!k to work . Com plete REFRIGERATOR Repai r , Air · Con ditioning , H eating, front end service, tune up and Racine, Ohio brake se rvi ce. Wheels Electr ic al Repai r, Cri II Bradford balanced electr onica lly. Atl · Residential or commercial, 5·1-lfc , auto air -conditioning, 266 Mill work guaranteed. Reasonable Street 992·3509 . rates , Phone 742 -3232. 6-29.JOtc 2-18-ttc HARRI SO N' S TV service and Real Estate· For Sale service calls . Phone 992-2522. H ·tfC DOZER and back hoe work ,' ponds and septic tanks, ditching ser v ice; top soil, ·f ill dirt,· limestone; B&K Excavatino . Phon e 992 ·5367 .or 992·3861. ' 9-i .ifc ~----- RON SHEPARD, Floor, Wall BRICK BUSINESS ·BUILDING LARGE - 2 story slorage POME~OY WE HAVE NEW LISTINGS EACH WEEK . CLOSE TO POMEROY 8 room fram e. 4 lar ge bedrooms, balh , dining room , utility room, ce llar, some carpeting and lots of t ile and panel! no . 1.36 Acres. •On n~w Rt . 7. JU ST $9,500.00. IN NEW ADDITION ' Just 2 years old. Owner tran sferred . 3 bedrooms with nice closets. Lovely ki tchen with lots of cabinets . Ni ce bath . Utility room . Hard · wood floors . Carport . Large lot 100x 100. AL L THIS AND MORE $20,000 .00 . LIKE OLDER HOMES? Here Is one in good shape , 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, dining r obm, ut ili ty room-, some carpellng , pan eli ng & ll le. Garage, fufl, ba semen !, porches. Gas for ced air heal. Nice l evel lol. $8,200 .00. MIDDLEPORT Larg e lot t00x13S I l eve l ), 2 bedr oo m s, bath, dining room , ullllty space-, por ch, storm door s and windows, renovated l.ust 3 years ago . In good condl tl on . JU ST $6 ,500 .00 . COTTAGE 2 bedroom s, bath , some new plumbing , din i ng room , porches, large lot, close to shopping . ASK IN G JUST $5,000.00. WANTED 1 story , 3 bedroom homes 1 ' lnot l oo old} from $17 .000 .00 up . 9 YEARS R EAL ESTATE EX P ERIENCE I N M EIGS CO UNTY . HENRY E . CLELANO, REALTOR .3 uso(la.te s to help you , 9?2·22!9 If no answer 992 ·2S•e llO \OU BUPPOSE HELL HAVE SECOND I IXJUIIT ITL31RDIE . II-J iHOOOHTe. AND BE PA&& Uf> RIGHT NON !lACK lO BUG YOU 50'<\E MORE? FACT, HE15 TRYING lO WITHOUT 6EIN6 SEEN! Dick's · Hoard House 7 ROOM hou se with bath in Rutland , a ir .:ron.ditioned , carpeted, gas furnace, dishwasher, doubl e oven , range, double garage, large carport, 4 acres cleared and fenced , sma ll barn and other build ings. Phone 614-742.6834. 5·30-llc 608 E. MAIN"--....,.J 1-0CKIO)(.PER"f. Siding : Roofing - Spouting - R~m.odeli~g · Plumbing - Heating. Complete Butldmg. Vmyl & Aluminum Siding. 992-2094 606 E. Main Pomero_y WILL TRIM or 1971 500 SUZUKI, good con· 'TRAINED 16 A 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0. 7·19-6tc Good sha~· with good 69 ;383 ~nd 4 speed mag wheels . Phone 247 -2791. 7'22-Jfp DON'f WOlliN. G0r. 5 1NKe<l IS SPECIA!.I-'1 'let Us Help You" · 1965 PLYMOUTH Sports Fury 66 PLYMOUTH - ,,.AND >lOW MUCH MY OLD MAN SQUAWKS ABOUT M~ REQUEST . FOR. BR.EAD ! PRODUCT... G01' L..:.::...:::.,... _ .:.:...;._..;_...,..;......_,~. POMEROY HOME & AUTO Auto Sales 1968, 2· TON FORD truck, F-6.00. Excelslo'f Oil Company, 992· 2205. 7· 19-4tc THE GROSS NATIONAL. PRESIDENT I.OGK&D IN ~E VAULT """" ~E DOOii! 1S r-------~~-__;--"1, AKC Toy Poodle puppies, $75 and $85. Al so Siamese kittens $10 . Phori~ 1-256-6247, Kennels of Calhoun . 6·24·30tc with viny l interior, bucket seats, and air conditioning, P.S. andP.B., automati c shill on floor and all good t ires . Albert Hill , 949·2261. Wheel Alignment : •5.55 : O~n8TIIS . FURNITURE MILLER MOBILE HOMES ------ For Estimates JOHN'TUCKER Rt. 4, Pom eroy, 0 . FRESH Wanted For Rent r PRODUC E New p o ta toes, tomatoes, cucumbers. squash. Charles R. Harris and Son, Portland. J. J9.tfc Roofing, Spouting, Home Remodeling MODERN , SANITATION Dt\DBURN BRITCHES ' OONSTRUCTION ,. c. c. f ully equippe d, el(cel lent condi t ion. Complete and ready l o pull. 773-5468 or 773· 5978. 6· 1Hic Dorothy Clark, panelling . Call 992·3974, Administratrix of the · 7·19·61c Estate of • S331 . Phoeba Amanda Clark 7-1Hie INT.E RIOR and exlerlor (7 ) 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 5tc painting and roof ing . G. G. Comp lete mobi le home Congo. Long Botlom , Ohio. 1973 STEREO radio tape se r v ice - plu s gigan t ic combination with built-in 8 Phone 843·2884. track. Take over payments of display of mobile homes NOTI~~l~EcgnM8To~ 1s 7·11-lotp alway s\ avai lab le at ... $7 .55 per mon th or pay DEPARTMENT OF $102 .50. Call 992-5331. TRANSPORTATION 7-22-6tc Columbus, Ohia, July 13,973 Contract hies· Legal Capy HOUSE in couniry, furr,lished or WALNUT stereo -radio tape No. 73-71$ unfurn ished . Call 9'72 ·5190 or combination, am -fm radio, 8 UN IT PRICE CONTRACT 992-6724. track tape combi nat ion, 4 1220 Wa shington Blvd. Sealed prop osals will be ;\7 .1J ·6tp speaker sou nd system . 423 ·7521 received at the off ice of the BELPRE, 0 . Balan ce $107.39, or use our Director of the Ohio Depart . budget terms . Call 992·3965. ment of Trans portation , Columbus, Ohio, unl!l 10 :00 7-2Htc TRYING t o buy a mobi le home ? A·,M ., Eastern Daylight Sev ln g Be en tu rned down? Time, Tuesday , August 7, 1973, SLEE PING r oom over the Wine REDUCE excess flu ids with tor improvem en ts in : Remember, I can say ''yes" Store in Pomeroy. Reference Fluidex - Lose weight wi th Athens , Me igs arfd Vinton when others say " no." Call required . Call 992·5293 . at Dex -A. Diet caps ul es Counties , Ohio , on Sections Frank, 992-7777 . I can help. 7·6·1fc Nelson Drugs. A'I'>B0-11 .75), ATH ·346-10.00) , Larry 's M obi le Homes Sales, 7·23-3tp M EG ·346 · 10.00 I. VI N -346·10.00), 600 West Main Street, U . S. Route No . 50 and Stat e TWO !railer lots In Middleport ; Pomeroy, Ohio . Route No . 346 In Lee Township , If~ dup.lex in Bradbur.Y; phone 1972 HONDA SLJO tra il bike. Att:~ens County, Sta te Route No. 7-11 · 18tc before 6 p.m . 992 ·5693. $200 . Good condition , call 742· 346 in Columbia Townsh ip, 6878 . 1·23·51c Meigs County , S1ate ·Route No . · 346 ih Vinton Township , Vinton County , b~·{applylng com . 3 AND 4 ROOM fllrnished and mercial fer'ftlizer for eros ion un f urnis hed apar tme nt s. STRAW. Call 992· 6860 or 992· control. Phone 992· 5434. 7306 . Work Length - 14.1 6 miles. 4· 12-tfc 7-20-61c " The date set for complet ion af th is work shall be as set forth WAREHOUSE , Blo c k in th e t:Jidding proposa l,'' Ea ch bidder sha ll be requ ired Building, 72' X 120', St.,.l to fil e with his bid a certif ied Trusses , In su lat ed Roof ,· check for an amount equal to Clear Space, No Columns, 16 10'x39' 2Bdrm . $3195 five per·cent of his bid, but in no Ove r head ' doors , Motor event more than ten thousand 10'x51' 2 Bdrm. $3895 Operated , Ha s Electric , MIDDLEPORT dollars, or a bond for ten per Water and Gas. Large lot 196' 10'x56' 3 Bdrm. S4195 c;:enT of his &id, payable to th e on Union Avenue, above flood, Dire ctor . 1 Unfurnished Apartment 12'x41' 2 Bdrm. $3895 3.56 acres, st.eel fen ce. 0.9 Bidders must app l y, on th e 114 N. FoUrth, 2 lledrooms. 12'x51' 2 Bdrm. $4295 proper forms, for quali fi cat ion miles from Pomeroy Court ha s all k i tchen appliances . at lea st ten days prier to the House, one mile fr om Route 7 12'x56' 3 Bdrm. $4595 No pets. date Set for openinO bi ds in by .pass. Suitable lor any aCcordance with Chapter 5525 12'x61' 3 Bdrm . $5195 bus1ness !hat needs lo ts of Ohlf Revised Code. 20'x37' Obi. Wide space. We respect all Relil P ans and spec ifications 8re Estafe Brokers. Pr ice S63,500 . on flle In the Depertment of 2 Bdrm . 56495 PHONE 992-3863 Transportat ion and !he office of Pomeroy M otor Company . 20'x43' Obi. Wide the Distr ict Deputy D'rector . Phone 992·2126. BEFORE3PM The Oirec.tor rese rves the J Bdrm , $7995 1·20·6t c. right to refect MY and a!! bids. 24'x51' Obi. Wide J . PHILL I P RICH LEY DIRECTOR ROOMS by lhe week. $18 up. WHISPERING Pines Ni ght. 3 Bdrm. $9495 Meigs Inn, Pomeroy. Rev . 9·29 ·72 . club ; has 2 :30 nightcl ub 7· 12.tfc license . 17) 23. 30, 21c All homes are total eleC tri c, 7· 19-6tc N-:-1-C :-: E:-:8- x_3_5-::T:r "a'l::1e-r-w-,-11::h-::Tc:-i out comp ret&ly fu r ni shed, '14'' room , 1 bedroom . Idea foq WELL PLANNED 3 bedroom, 2 birch paneling , storm couple. 10 miles north of windows & ·sto·rm doors, ba lh h ome with full Pomeroy. Call 992-7479. basement, 2 car garage and deli ver ed free . Mrs. J . R: Murphy, Peggy, . 7· 12·1fc lamlly room . Priced In mid Carmel and Barbara ard Mr. 20's, plus lot. loca ted on larg e coun fry lol ofl Rt . 7 20 un · and Mrs . Jack Downs of HOUSE , J bedr oom furnished. porch and yard. • minu tes from Parkersburg Trimble were SWlday dlnner . I Call 992·2780 or 992 ·3432. and 15 m i nutes fr om guests of Mr. and Mrs·. Harley Pomeroy. Financing already 7-8.tfc arranged with low down Johnso n. Afternoon guests 3 BEDROOM 11'h bath mobile paymenf. Contact Pauline E. were Mr. and Mrs . ~arley 20 13 Eastern Ave . Cunningham Really . Ph one home·, 308 PaQ• Street. 992Johmon, Terry, Tammy and 3509. (6141 423.8690 Coll ect. ·Gallipolis, Ohio · - 7· 19. tf c J.s.ttc 446·017$ Cheryl . · ·•' RIDING horses and co ils . ,--- ----=-==---.,: EXPERT : PRICE 14 HOUR SERVICE .7·22-31p Harrison, Rt. 1 Middlepor t on console will se ll lor small Leading Creek Road . balance down $86 .50 or"" 7-22 ·31p pay m ent~ can be arranged. 992·5331. J.iJ.6tc 1965 PLYMOUTH Va liant and 1971 KaWasakil75. Phone 843· 2963. JUST ARRIVED NEW SHIPMENT Wanted To Rent • chen stove, dlnetle set, kif· chen cabi net , easy wringer type washing mllchlne, Warm M orn ing bo lll ed ga s heater 6S,OOO ·BTU. Call 995·4180. 1.n .1t p 7-22-6tc 1 WORK done on tile ceiling and · SEPTIC TANKS . CLEA~ED DUMP TRUCK SERVICE this machine darns, em · 10 ACRES on Sl. Rl. 775, 10 miles lrom Ga ll ipo lis. Has brol~ers , overcasts, al l large barn and tobacco base, wi th ou t attachments . Pa y rural water line. Phone 379· balan ce of $38 .50 or poy $6 per 2165 . . month. Call 992-5331. plies you will need, fabrics, foam for cushions and pad. ding . We cut foam to any size or shape. Swivel bases, cotton Other sizes also avai lable. burlap legs, Zi pper, welt cord , KOSCOT KOS ME TICS and See them today. Nam e Brand Wig s. Specia l webbing , da cron, chip board sale prices dur ing month o1 plus m any other items and July . Phone Helen Jane living. room suites at low, low 9._ POMEROY Brown , 992-5113. prices. Pom eroy Recovery , 6l!!l " Jack W. Carsey , Mgr. 622 E. Main, Phone 992 -7554 . . Phone 992· 2181 ).19.J0tc .. 1973 14X70 MOBILE home, IJ) N EW 1973 Zig. Zag Sewi ng washer and dryer, dish · Machines In origina l factory THERE will be a yard sa le, washer , stainless steel sink, carton. Zig -Zag to ma~e Tuesday through Friday, 24th garbage disposal , eye level bu ttonholes, sew on bu tton s, through 27th , on County Road oven, range , dacr:on.polyester monograms, and mak e fancv SIn Bradbury . Watch for sign . carpet, large lot. Phone 742· desi gns· with ju st the Lots of nice Items . 3083. twi st of a single7·20·31p dial. left In la y.away .1 AM n."ot respons ible for any and never been used. Wi II se ll for on l y $47 cas h, or terms debts contracted by anyone HANGING Baskets, geraniums, begonias, double petunias , · olher than myself. Signed, ava ilabl e. Phone 992-2984 . combination pots. Cleland I ' 7·22 ·6fc Carroll Johnson . Farm and Greenhouse, E. Main , Racine . Geraldine E L ECTROLUX vacuum Cleland. clea ner , A-1 condition, uses 6-27-tfc paper bags, has cord winder and many attac hments, also sha.moooer attachment in MEAT CUTTER , No phone 9 SLIGHTLY damaged livinq cluded. (only 4 available) at calls, D&D Meats. room· suites. Save over lf ::L $37 ,70 cash or ter ms 7-18-tfc Hurrv 1st come , _ l si served. availa ble. Phone 992 -298 4. - --------Pomeroy Recovery, 622 E. 7·22-3tc Main Stree l. Phone 992-7554. . 7· 19·61c 800 BALES of hay 742-3985 · · 1. 1i.6tc KEWPIE doll; and anything TOMATOES , cucumbers, green - -- - - - - -- peppers . Clela nd Farms , else related to Kewpies . Also, Geraldine Cleland, Racine . Pr ivate Sale of Antiques old postcards in good con· J.a. ttc SALE of Antiques, clocks, tea dltlonl, write and describe lfems also price wanted. lable, beds, W. dressers, W. Aly ce Schneider, 145 South Wardrobes W & Asst . Wds. Kanawha , Buckhannon , W. NOW OPEN , P. an d J. Odds and stands, lamps, large bra ss E nds. Glorified junk, ap Va . 2620 1. bell , fruit jars, crockery, pliances , furn iture. 215 North 7.8.JOtp si l verware , wash bowl, Second, M iddleport . pictures, misc. items. Private Sale. Don 't miss chan ce of OLD furniture , oa k tables, these items, 9 a.m., Old Long clocks, ice boxes, braSs beds, Bottom School Bldg . July 27. WILKINSON Smal l Engine dishes or complete ONner Kenneth Lawrence, Sales and Service. 810 3rd St.. households . Write M . D. Phone 98S · 4298. Not Middleport..Lawn mower and Miller, Rl. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio, responsible for accidents, saw repair. Free pickup chain call 992-6271. plenty of parking . and deliver v. Phone 992-3092. 7·22-3t c Also Briggs ~nd Stratton and Tecumseh pails. 6-2J.JOtc 8 ACRES on .Rf. 143, good building sites. city wafer . Phone 992-3640. EXCELSIOR Salt Works , E . 7·22·12tc Main St., Pomeroy. All kinds of salt water pellets. water LADIES nuggets, block salt and ow n ONE 7200acre lot for sale . 60 AC Ohio River Salt. Phone 992all ·crop Ha-rvester, also. 3891. Phone 742-3656. 7-6·24tp 12 to 15 hours per week . You -----'-~choose hours . Pleasant, 21 FT. CABIN cruiser Nilh a profitable customer Service tra iler. 110 h.p . and indoor near home. Write Personal and outboard engine. Sleeps 4. Shopper Department, Box Has kitchen and toilet . Virgil ' CAS H pa id for all makes and 10, Watkins Produc1S, Inc., Walker , Rt. 1, Racine . models of m obile homes . Winona , Minnesota 55987 . ) . 17-61c Ph one area code 614-423·9531. 4· 13·1fc BRUSH HOGS, 4x5 ft .. phone 55 x 10 3 BEDROOM, 308 Pag e 992-6329. Street, 992-3509 . 7-15-tfc 7-6·1fc Employment Wanted Business Services Ten nessee Walker colt, broke to ride . Phone 992-3640. 7·22· 111c 1973 ZIG ZAG sew ing mochlne, 32 FT. FRA'KLIN travel trailer , OPEN EVES. 8:00P.M. POMEROY, OHIO for Sale for Rent any organ iza t ion ; phone 992· J975. 3· 11 ·1fC LOWEI;ZH.. I'M SO DAOBURN NARVOUS A60UT G ITTIN' HITCHED TbDAV I CL AN FERGOT I PUT TH' OADBURN RING GO LOOK IN 'lORE WA LDO!! Remodeling, Ceram ic lite · baths . Box 28 0 ; Rutland 742· 36~4 . 6· 26-tfc ·, building . Idea l for furniture, EX CA VATING . Doze rs, large groc ery , contr acto r , etc. and small : Backhoes and Loading pl atform, and over loaders on track and lires; one acre of land. Asking only Dump trucks Lo .boy $20,000 .00 . se rvice . Septi c tank s ir1· sial led. George I Bill) Pull ins, NEW LISTING phone 992·2478 or 992·1402. MIDDLEPORT - 3 bedroom 2·9·1fc house. balh, g.ils furnace and garage. All out of high water on lev el lol . Asking $15,500 .00. FURNITURE Slr l pplng and Refinish i ng . Abraham 's SYRACUSE Antiques , 132 Fayette Street, 6 ROOM S - On leve l lot. Nelsonvi ll e, Ohio. Phone 753. Gar ag e and storage build ing. 1302 . Asking just $5,000 .00 . 7·3·30tc 4BEDROOM5 NICE KITCHEN Gas fu rna ce, bath. full basement wl lh garage and 2 fomlly rooms . Front porches, large lol.. Asking $18,900 .00 . NEW LISTING RUT LAND Renovated 5 bedr oom home. Has 1v, bathS, large closets, and lerge room s. Nlce kitchen with s.s. si (lk, di sh washer, and di sposal. Natur al gas fu rnace. Large fronl porch. REASONABLE LONG BOTTOM - 5 roonos, bath , for ce d air furna <:e . Tu ppors Plains wat~r . Aski ng only S4,000.oo. N EW LISTING J YEARS OLD - M odern 2 l>ed room s, ba fh , bull f· in r; ange . All electri c home. Large l ot l n Tuppers Plain s. Want Just 115,000.00 . BEEN LOOK IN G FO R A GOOD BIJY , THEN YOU SHO ULD CONSIDER ONE OF THE ABOVE LI STINGS . WE ALSO HAV E OT H ERS. AFTER THE DOWN · PAYMENT IT MAY BE JUST LIKE RENT, SAV E ANO SEE' US NOW. TOD AY . OPEN FOR BUSINESS Basham's Ashland Service WM.P0/1390 · ON YOUR DIAL cuse . 6·27•1fc WELCOMI: APOARD ... 'IOU MAV REOARD THIS CRAFT AS A~ UNDERSEA Sf)'FFOLD, A~D · M'( <;IRL. H18 UMPERWATER REFUGE, ~~ AHNIE Hl\'3 VOLUHn:ERED TO PVT HER HJ:AtJ JM Tilt LIOH'S Middleport, Bon es"' play · wrig ht ~ .S uffix of no uns 5. Transpor tation outfit 6. Ad topic 7. I nter· Re· 'ma rque 6. Go by MOOTH! ship 1r: Italian violi n· · maker 12. Sce ne of co nflict THE REST IS A CINCH! 16. Legal claim 17. Moham· o~ medan saint :t:;<..~;~lti. Hogwash UL.._.,J ,'~ 22. Daughter country 7 DAYS .A WEEK ~&MIDM;u..J *'-'u ...J , _ lry HI NFI I fl,lll',jj I l l / '"d II! JH I l l Unscramble these rrur Jumbleo, ' Yesterday's Auwer change r--------~ 13. Human· W,6,NG ON, BOY! ities WE'VE GOT IT .MADEl 12 wds.J Chemical su"ffix <O 117BIIInr Featoreo Srn•l••'"·'"·l 3. "Slicks and ACROSS I. Erich - Beech &Locust Sl 8. Poetical adverb 9. Picnic (CQII<iq.) city 23. Lothario's 35. Famous glance Quaker 36. Three at 20. Russian 33. Tama risk 24. Girl 's I 0 I II I I I (J 29 . Poet Ogden sa lt tree GI.AIWE I Ecuador 6-10 All _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ 28. - Mechanical Work , All Accessories Available. Cors Washed & Wa•ed . Mechanic on Duty at All Times. I I I 0 I I 0 0 0 AMANDA PANDA 1 WAS !OLD A SUP~f(<;TITION f}'( MR. [/UCK; THAT I·TS LUCK'/ \0 FINO A FoUR-LE.A.F Ct.OVE.R ~ WHICH ClOIJE.R S f.IOUL-0 BRING ME. LUCK ? oI 0 o o 0 I I 0 o I 0 I 0 oI 0 I ' This Week 's Special: Oil Change and Grease .Job only 18.95 with Flllup of Gas. 1 1~ linclli 29. Cuddle 30 . Approach 31. " You My Lucky Star" Jumbl'" IXULY 32. L ow voice I ! 34. Makea choice dinnrl an Pt ·\'\i \ IS n et Dote on I. I fiEMEM6ER THE CEREAL 60kll I HAP WHEN l WA5'LIT1'LE., 44. Wee c~olce 'ACIA.L 37. L atilu· ~3. t'&m pa·. Auto . wllt er l e vel co ntrol. Lint Filter or Power Fin Agitator . P•rtna -Pren M•yttt Holo of Hell , Drytrl Surround cloth es with gentle, e\len heet . No hot spota, no overdrytng ,. Pine Mo l!l h l.. lnt FlUor, We Spoclolluln . MAYTAG GINIU$ Ane•er• Th•y fly lA a rlt1f- PISTS 41. Mon· 2 speed SILKY .v "IIN•y'• arch ica l DOWN Neighbor of Mail· rltania 2. Fixed in · thOcenter CAP'fAIN EASY '" DAILY CRYI''fOQUOTE- Here' s how l o work it : AXYD. LBA 'AXR Is t I, 0 W a~~thcr .. In thiS .!iatnpl c L 0 N G F E "' One lel.tcr si mply stands for A is US<d ror lh<• l hr~c L '' · X lor th e two 0 s. clc. Sin gle lcucrs. 1 REMEMBER M~ FI~T RIDE . A llUS AND THE FIRST TIME I EVER RooE AN ESCALATOR .. npostrophcs. thr lengt h nnd rormalion of th e words are all hl n1s. Each day the r ode klicrs arc different. ('RVI'TOQ UOTES ·RUTLAND FURNITURE R~~:=~~:·· EKW OPK I CPSS I'. KJ TYKIDWI L·-74_1_·4-21-·I_ _ _A _r_noJ.d.G::r:.•t;.;;";.. · _ __,..R,_ut=ll..,ncl..._~ EUI C PKH HWIJ I!PX W TGiliiT .11 W B ll E E'N II • • 10 5ibMACH. Mar· 42. li'ishi ng \' I A 5/MLL.. DEPRESSION WE ALL. HAVI:;. 26. Spri ghtly 27. Stumper L Tune Up, '::!'1!;-.C:~:!- WGA/l ca rds 37. Monk 38. Florid 39. Self 40. Born (Fr. ) name 27. Persc'f'e re cily - SAV/1' homan nuisance 10. Male plant 14. Elhereal 17. Arctic sight ( 2wds .) 19. Fo r l ear that 25. Neighbor one letter to tach aquart, to form !our . ordinary words. I 34. Okla- 21 . Unsullied 22. t' rcnch 1 of We.talk to you like ~ person. f1e'5 straiqht fer th' stock4ard! - Z . f:lliWDH II , VEDW ATGK 1::11 G HAWIJK X GV Y H ' I �' ' 8- The Daily Sentine:, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., July ZJ, 1973 - _ ,_Soviets to explore Mars MOSCOW ( UPI ) - The · since 1971 hurtled toward the without their booster rocket. Sint'C th~ Mn r~-2 an'd :t Soviet Union's first Mars probe· Red Planet today ; its apparent mission (o put · life-seeking missions, the Soviet Un.ion has electronic gear ori the Martian landed on Venus an.inslru111ent l\~arket l{ qmr1 surface. package timt s~nt data for SO ' Mars-1 blasted off on the siX· minutes bt'fore tqlense heat GALLIPOLIS, OHIO, . I month, 290-million-miie trip and surf ace pressure silenced Saturday, July 2i, 1913, Saturday at 10'31 p.m., the it. SALES REPORT OF news agency Tass said Sunday. · Western spncoe sourt1lS said , Ohio Valley Llvestot·k Co. "It will continue scientific the apparent aim of Mars-1 HOGS - 175 to 220 lbs . 47.20 to 48.25; 220 to 250 ibs. 41.25 to exploration of Mars and space was to land research In· 48; Light 3.6 to l4.75 ; Fat sows near it tha t was started by the struments and a tei~vision 38 to 43.80; Stags 33 to 34; automalic interplanetary sta· camera to send back first Boars 31 to 34.10 ; Pigs 16 to lions Mars-2 and Mars-3 in details from .the arid surface. n1ey said Soviet scientists 27.50 ; Shoals 25 to 39..75. ., 1971 ," Tass said. A capsule ejected by Mars-2 who are developing"'robot CA'M'LE - St~ers : 45.85 to 43."10 ;. Heifers 43.50 to 47.10; apparently crashed on U!C biologists" hoped to land the Baby Beef 47lo 65.50; Fat Cows surface, Western space expc1·ts equipment near the oouth polar 32.40 to 36,30; Canners 27.75 to said, but Mars-3 successfully cap where the thin, largely 31.90; Bulls 38.80 to 43; Milk soft~and e d an instrument carbon dioxide alnJQsphere package U>at transmitted video . may contain some moisture Cows 300 to 535. VEAL CALVES - To ps and other signals for 20 seconds and living organisms. Western space experts had 63.30; Seconds 65.40 ; Medium before going dead. 55 to 64 ; Com. & Hvs. 62 to 67; ' Tass said noth in g about forecast a Mars Shot because of Western speculation that one the presence of the so-ealied Culls 47 to 59. BABY CALVES - 45 to Ill. or more addit iona l Mars ''launch window ~ · · a monthprobes might chase Mars-1. long stretch every 26 months LAMBS - Tops 34.70. The launches of M<U"S·2 and 3 when the relative positions of SCIOTO LIVESTOCK the earth and Mars make a No Choice Butcher Cattle:. were with in nine days of each launch most feasible. Good Steers, 45-16.10; Standard other. The U.S. Mars program does The size of Mars 4 was not 42.5(H4.85. reported. Mars·2 and 3 each not plan to use this particular Cows : Commercial 37.30· weighed about five tons launch window but is preparing 44.90; Utility 34.60.37 ; Canners ·two Viking spacecraft for Mars and Cutlers, 29.50.34.60. flights in 1975-1976. Bulls : Commercial 40 .50· Mr. Laudennilt ~- 44 .85 . 15 pet. meat Stockers and F'eeders : Steer c·aives , 49.50·60.50 ; Heiler 0 0 Calves , 40-54 .25 ; Yearling Steers 45-50.25 Orland "Ted" Laudermill, Veal Caives : Choice 70 ; 61 , Pomeroy·, died Saturday at Good, 57-1>2.50. Holzer Medical Center. Lambs: ' Choice 37.20; GOod Mr . Laudermilt was By United Press International 34-36. preceded in de a ~h by his Ohioans can expect grocery Hogs : 200.230, 48; No. \. parents, . Herbert and Sally prices - especially for meat :48.25 ; 230.24047,75 ; Sows, 40.50. · Snow Laadermilt and nne and poultry - to jump 15 to 20 43.75 ; Boars 36.30. brother, Harry. Mr. Lauder- per cent within the next few lniit is survived by his wile , days, the Ohio Deportment of Alberta Mae, four daughters, Agriculture predicted. Irene Nelson , Kitts Hill ; David M. Urmston, deputy Bernice Blair, Gardena , Calif .; director of the department, Donna Jean Briggs and Susan said Ohioans must accept the Withrow , Pataskala , Ohio ; higher prices for the ''privilege nine· · sons, Charles 0 ., of getting good food." C~iumbus; Walter 'B., and . Last week an Ohio State Uni· ·-· ~ --~- John E., both of Carson, Calif., versity poultry economist pre· Edward L., Racine ; Orland, dieted egg prices could rise to Jr ., Pomeroy ; Franklin, about $1 per dozen by the end of Middleport; Vincent of Mason, the year. In Cleveland, Charles Thomas W. and Mack E., both W. Fazio, vice president of at home, 18 grandchildren, Fisher Foods, said ·his firm 's three sisters, Alma Jefler, . prices for chicken today will Columbus; Hartence Rathburn increase about 26 per cent, ·of Columbus and Betty of pork butts 13 per cent and pork . Cincinnati ; two brothers, loins 20 per cent. Clarence E. Laudermilt, , Fazio predicted a sharp m· Hilliard , John Edward crease in the price of canned Laudermiit, Racine. and other processed foods, but . h'kes would Funeral services will be held sa1'd th ose prtce · d10 f t' e to k I Tuesday at I p.rri. at Ewing Ia e a onger perJO un Funeral Home. Burial will be "If you aren't big enough in MP.igs Memory Gardens .. Ohio grocery stores refor crnicismi you are too ported price increase last week · Friends may call at the funeral small for praise." during the first few days fol· home any time. lowing the aMouncement of At the Pomeroy Cement Btocll Company the Phase IV guidelines. Officials " FRIENDLY ONES" noted advertisements were in always try to measur e up effect thai had been prepared to the .pralse we hear Tonight & Tuesday prior to the implementation of con s tant! y from ou r July 23-24 cushJmers . We endeavor to new economic controls. died Saturday· pnce mcrease set for Ohio -~ -- - oc~:~ MEIGS THEATRE leave no room for criticism by making svre ever y customer is satisfied . JUST FRIENDLY NEIGHBOR S WHO APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS. Eveqthing you Always Wanted lo know about sex - But were afraid to · a~k ITechnicolor) Woody Allen John Carra dine IR l Also THE POSSESSION OF JOEL DeLANEY ( Technicolor) Sh irle y Mac Lai ne Perry Ki ng I PGl Showstarts 7 p.m. MARRIAGE LICENSES Eddie Lee Bigley, 20, Reeds· ville, and Jacqueline Ann Bise. 19 , Reedsville; Thomas Wesley Karr, 20, RD 3, Pomeroy, and Diana Sue Grueser, 18, Miners· viiie: 'Rodney Day Gilkey, 23, Columbus, and Deborah Ann Crow, 20, Pomeroy · Texaspolicemen ambush EXTENDED OUTLOOK Ohio edended outlook Wednesday through Friday : Jligh temperature• In the upper 80s aud low 90s a11d lows in the 60s. A t•hanee of showen about Wednesday. SAN ANTONIO. 'fex. (UP!) - 'l'hirl y policemen with machine guns ambushed Fred Gomez Carrasco, suspected killer of 47 persons in a Texas· Mexico drug war, and shot him as he walked out of a motel room Sunday . ''Knowing his ~eputalion and all, we didn't intend to give him a chance," homicide inspector Jack Hutton said. Carrasco doubled over and trailed a stream of blood several yards before he fell to the ground and was taken into custody as his wife, Rosa, ran to his side and kissed him . A police spokesman said ioday Carrasco was in · fair condition and under heavy guard at Bexar County Hos· pita!. . ·Hutton said Carrasco was Hostages · (Continued from Page 1) an a ccident . Japanese airline e•ecutives 011 the scene asked doctors at home to che\;k the medical histories of the passengers and crew, most of them Japanese, . to sec if any require special treatment or medicine. Among the pngsenge~s are about 15 women and at least one child under the age of five. Ho s~!lBI Ready Dubai's biggest and newest hospital said it was ready for any emergenq . One major concern, doctors in Dubai said, was the heal. Temperatures often exceed 100 degrees and humidity can go as high as ~' per cent. Because the 747 is the only commerical airliner that can SUI'!' FILED lnzy Neweii, Chester, filed a suit in Meigs Common Pleas Court against Elizabeth Frederick, Long Bottom, for dissolution of partnership. maintain its own air condition· ing while parked, the tempera· ture on board apparently has been kept much lower than outside. . The hijackers said all the passengers are in good condi· tion . One of them, the hijackers ' ON DUTY WASHINGTON, D. C. Marine PFC. David J . Beckner Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. David J. Beckner Sr., Rl. I, Point Pleasant, has reported for duly at the Marin_e barracks here. said, is a doctor. "If we need any medical help we will ask for it," orie hijacker said in Arabic. All communications from the hijackers have been brief and attempts to contact them by radio have been ignored. ·~ At one point, the hijackers said they were allied with a Japanese guerrilla group and wanted Israel tD release one of its-'members impriooned for life for his role in a Tel Aviv airport attack that killed 28 persons. But Dubai officials said they have not repeated thai' demand ' ,I where he was recuperating from viral pneumonia. His · .....~ h'1m satur day oc s examm... and Sunday and said he showed d tor " DIJIVB·IN BJINICING Easy does It . .. no·pain. no strain . You don' t even ha ve to get oul of your car - and that ends pesky parking probl ems . Just pull up and transact your business. On Fr idays our Dn ve-ln Wmdow 15 open 9 a .m . to 7 p.m . continuous ly t() bette r serve yo u. Farmers Bank & Savings Co~ It's !he ri ght time· to chec k all the ex tras that aren 't extra in a Ford . They're standard·. Thin gs like JSI ...:u. in. y .g power, C r ui sc~ O - M at i c transmission, power front disc brakes. powe r steerin g. Plus Ford's ramous qu iet ri de. So visit your Ford Dealer. And while yo u're there. cher k the TIH.!Il· derbirds. Totinos. Ma Yc rick s. Mustangs and Pintos he has in stock. Re member·. your 'Ford Dealer's prices ht~ vc ~e n frozen . That mea ns they can' t be raised. Hut · th at doesn't mean they can' t be l owered~ MASON DRIVE-IN . . , " .. 1 ,,, '· named lhe 1973 Ford 01 Cnr of the \'ur. " in ali big Fords, standard. PRND21 _./ .... SefectSitift CruiroQ.Matic transm.ssion, standard. Energy·Aboorbing Bumper System, standard. : ... ( • ~' ~ 351 -cu. tn. 2V V-8 cn~ine. I" . Ford 's famous Fronl Rl)(lm , . Prott.-ttlvt" lnnl'l' fl'ndcn full-ltnKih door ormr<SI, piU>h th~l ('Oiur·keytd carpNinj.l , shmdard. help IIKht rust Rnd dl~ c. standard, . ' ~· • ~ tCbtorl I Rl t bruk ..'S ror safe, sure !ttops, standard. •" FORD;• <.'ti'troslvn. NhUKh•rd. The doser you look, the better we loo~. Ri ngo Star r NO. 70 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO J. ·:· FORO DI VISION TUESDAY, JULY 24, 1973 •• KEITH GOBLE FORD, INC. ••' .. •• 461 S. THIRD ST., MIDDLEPORT, 0. •• One of the fe w li ving creatures In Uta h's Great Salt Lake is the brine shrimp, which is luirvested ai1d ~sed as fish food . ~ TEN CENTS Street resurfacing planned ; Middleport Council Monday ' night voted tD advertise for ·bids, as recommended by the street committee, to resurface several streets in the village. Lawrence ,Stewart, chair· man of the street committee, presented to council a list of streets the committee felt had top priority for repair . ; Streets with first priority are Oliver , Hysell, Haiiroad , Broadway , Pearl , Garfield , Lincoln and North Fifth. Second priority streets are Third, Ash, )lutland, Beech Meigs ColJ11ty Health Departand llro.wnell. ment, slating that the Council membeJ'!lo felt that . sani tation conditions of the the amount of money available pool were up from 63 percent to is not adequate to resurface all 98 percent, almost perfect. the above streets. Foiiowing a Jenkins observed that next meeting with a representative year it might be necessary to of the Sheiiy Company, the obtain a license from the Stale streets that can be resurfaced of Ohio to operate the pool. wiii be announced. In a reply as .to why •the pool In other business, council was closed last Saturday , discussed the conditiOn of the Jenkins slated that it was due swimming pool with David to lack of personnel. It is Jenkins , manager . Jenkins necessary to have two life presented a letter from the guards on duty in addition to his services, Jenkins reported. There was only one guard available last· Saturday. Council, at its last meeting, took lhe first step toward ~ local crackdown on aiieged obscenity and pornography. rt was pointed ou! at the. last meeting that the recent · Supreme Court decision leaves the control of obscenity and prnography up to local COm· munities. J. J. Cremeans, police chief, reported that store owners were not fully aware 0( what books were on the shelves. However, he did .state that shelves are reporU!d to have been cleaned up and ·storekeepers have been very cooperative in screening the books and magazine•.. Valley News Service, the company that distributes paperback news in the area, informed council by letter that if council !ell the maU!rial did not meet with approval, to'feel tree to call them and a representative of the company would meet with council. f David Ohlinger, COUilcilman, observed that it is difficult to determine what Is and what Isn't obscene. The Supreme Court seems w lind this also, in that it is leaving the decision up to local ·com· ,munities. Richard Vaughan, coun· cilman, in his comments, staled that the Middleport true Park needs to be improved 'with new swings and slides for the -youngsters. He suggested that younger persons on the board with children show an interest in the pork. Harold Chase, maintenance supervisor, reported tl!at all · old cars in the village had been · picked up and dumped at the lagoon tD stop the rocks from going Into the water. Ad· ditional loads of rock will be dropped .at the lagoon site, Chase noted. A request by WJlliam Walters, council member, that a street light be placed at Hooker and Sixth Street was referred tD the light com. rnittee. On the committee are Fred Hoffman, Stewart and Jean Morgan. Attending were Mayor John Zerk·le, Fred ·Hoffman, Ohlinger, Vaughan, Stewart, and William Walters, council members, Chase, Cremeans and Gene Grate, clerk. ' Southern band director resigns · BRET AND GARY HART, emptoy_ed by Ed Tel!lplet~n, put the finishing touches on the trurumng on the connectJng EXTENDED OUTLOOK Warm with daily showers or thundershowers Thursday :hrough Saturday. Highs 80 to 85 north and mid to upper 80s south. Overnight lows In the mid . 60s to lower 70s. ~ :::::~:::::::~:::::::~:::::::::::::~=:~::::=:!:;:~:~:::~:::::'.::::::::: COLUMBUS - POLICE )fA VE CHARGED a 14-year-old Northeast slde boy with first degree murder in the June 25 shooting death .of Tim R. Gordon, 21, a cler)t at a carryout. Police identified the youth as Larry James Wllliams, son of . PAHIS (UP!) - The Viet Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams who has been in custody allhe · Cong said today the South court of DomeStic Relations since June 28 when his father VieiJJamese government kept . claiming there were secret charged him as inmrrigible. ~lks in Paris between the two WASHINGTON - A TOTAL OF 154,000 civilian jobs at home sides, but that ali such reports and 41,000abroad have been wiped out by closing or reducing the were ur.ture. The Viet Cong's spokesman, size of U. S. military bases since President Nixon look office, the Ly Van Sau, said the only Pentagon said Monday, ··. ' coniacts with Saigon diplomats It said the budget savings involved were $3.7 billion from bases in the United States and $670 million from bases overseas. were . the official weekly sessions on South VieiJJam •s political future held · in suburban La·Celie-Sainl· Cloud. The 18th meeting of the >deadlocked conference will be held Wednes~ay , only three days before the second deadline laid dowp by the two sides for completion of an agreement on an election. The Viet Cong spokesman WASHINGTON t UP! ) - ' that the President himself said Saigon has "invented " John D. Ehrlichman, a former knew of !he cover-up of the reports of secret contacts to top aide tD President Nil<on, burglary and bugging of "cover up the fact that at the denled.today "every charge of Democrati c National consultative conference it continues to refuse all serious illegal conduct on my port Headquarters. which has been made" during · Dean testified lost. month for negotiations, while in South Senate Watergat e fiv e days. Ehriichmun said In Vietnam tlils admihistralion the to 'violate continues hearings. his statement: sys tematically the Paris 1n a 3().page statement he "Mr. Dean began his stale· prepared for his appoaranl'C ment with a somewhat superfi. agreement on Vietnam and the before the panel, Ehrllchman cia! but g.aliery-pieasin g common communique of June criticized another deposed repetition of the old·slory about 1:1, 1973." White House aide, John W, fear and paranoia In the Nixon Iloan Ill and defended Nixon's White House. PARTY SET conduct ~f the Presidency . "Why, Mr. 'Dean wondcn•d, The Precoptor Chapter of · • It was !'lean who gave the was there all that overplayed Bela Sigma Phi will hold a most daml!ging testimony con· concern about hJIJpies coming swim party and picnic · at cernlng high White House to Washlnkton to marCh peace. Elberfeld's Farm Thursday at involvement In the Watergate fully down· Pennsylvania live• 4p.m . Membors, hu s band~ nod 8Candal , Including allegations !Continued Olbpage 10 ) . hunllics ure Invited. ~ 9!aker Heighll, said the bill only for ces the smaller lnsur· ance companies to do what the major companies do already. fie said services of psycholo· gists are Included In policies · written by the larger com· panies. Pope Opposes Rep._Donna Pope, R·Parma, charged the gate would be (Continued on page 10) P-HON E 992·2156 WASHINGTON - AN AGRICULTURE Deportment official, in a "head on conflict " in testlmony, has denied charges he was told by a grain company executive las! July that the Soviets had 11\arted buying huge quant_ities of U. S. grain. Carroll G. Brunthaver, assistant secretary of agriculture for international affairs, told the permanent investigations subcommittee that while he knew of Soviet "offers" to buy he was not told at that time that the Russians had begun purchasing an estimated $1 billion in wheat and other grains. he's innocent \ l' uwtr fr(mt , rl, , 111 • VOL XXV h . h . E r1lC man says \ but !hat the right to use the leave should be spelled out in state law. The bill now goes to the Sen· ate. The House , after nearl y an hour's debate, passed iegislalion requiring insurance com· ponies to offer coverage that includes payment for services · by a licensed psychologist . Rep. Harry J. Lehman, 0. Devoted To The lnlerea16 Of The Meigs- Mown Area TAHITI - A COLUMBUS couple was killed in the crash of a Pan American Boeing 707 near here, it was revealed today. The couple was identified as Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Marquis enroute to Adelaide, Australia to visit a married daughter. Marquis was associated with Professional Practice Management Inc. Power steering, the convenience feature Road Tcsl Mttgazln~ statewide property taJ< thost' who ser ved ovcr~ t.t s, but manina sick ieavcca"',"said orl~l nally pusilt'd by the House. not in the VlctnaJJl theater , $1~ Hep. Ike Thompson , D. Tiu! conference couunlttee a montt1; an ci Oh ioans Clevcl11nd , chief spun,.,, of t~e retained a ')cr)atc pruviHion ,qt utionetl in tht.! United Stutes bi ll. do uhii ng the $500 maxhnwn il durlug the Victn&JIIl Wttr cr.a, '"111is is on • of the areas it is US('<l_ llS t redit loward $10 a month . where wornL'fl have been kept eollcgc tuition, ulso v point of The House passed legislation in in voluntary servitude lor Jl contention in the HouiiC. allowing teachers and 1 other long time, " 1'homjlli0n said. Monthly l'uymcntit ;1atc employes to IL~e aecrucd '111om pson said many women Ohioans stationed in South· sick leave for prcgnandes. employes by the stale 'may atea•1 Asia would get $20a month " Women shou ld not be ready use sick leave fol' ill· fo r ouch month of service ; treated differently from any nesses because of pregnancy, en tine Secret talks said untrue t~at ' s ·. Now You Know CAIRO - A JAPAN AIR LINES (JAL) jumbo jet hijacked last Friday over the Netherlands arrived early Tuesday in llenghazi, Libya, where the Middle East N~ws A~ency said its · hijackers released all hostages and then blew up the huge air· craft. "Cairo airport received a telephone call from Benina airport at Benghazi today saying the'hijacked Japanese plane was ex· ploded after it landed at the airport," the agency said. ' . l'ony An thony ' Sale $17~~ ELBERFE[OS:JN .POMEROY ~ NASHVU..LE, TENN. - POLICE LT. FRED COBB says he's ·getting out of the marriage counseling business and slicking to police work. It all stems from Cobb's advice to Mrs. Louella Roberts a week ago. He lllld her to set up ·a picket line in front of the apartment where She claimed her husband, Charles, was spendlOg lime with another woman. She carried a sign reading: "I come for my husband. He is in G-16. A little ole girl deft hers for mine. We love each other dearly. Honey, I want you back." Don't miss your Ford Dealer's Clearance Sale. 0 l Reg. s9.98 - 24" Jr. Pullman Reg. ss.g8 : 21" Weekender Reg. s6.98 - Traincase . ARegular szs.94 - 3-Piece Set ~ . Weather PAPEETE, TAHITI - PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS of· ficials said today that only 11 bodies have been recovered from a Boeing 707 jetliner that crashed Monday into a lagoon with 79 peroons aboard, 35 of them Americans. There was only one li~ted survivor, James N. Campbell, 27, of Toronto, Canada . He reportedly sUffered two broken ribs in the crash. · Rescue o(ficialsheld out little hope they would lind any other survivors. The aircract was carrying 69 passengers and 10 crewman on a flight from Auckland, New Zealand, to San Francisco bywayofPapeele and Los Angeles when it went down seconds after take off. Pan Am spokesman in New York said latest inlllf!llatlon showed there were 35 Americans on board. •• " DUEL OF THE 1110~ FIST " - Ptus" BLINDMAN" OPEN FRIDAYS 9 'TIL 7 COLORS: AVOCADO, BLUE, ORANGE ,.' · Jolr 23·24 Member of Federal Reserve System $20,000 Maximum lns!lrance for Each Depositor SPECIAL SALE LUGGAGE But his aides described him as angry al the Senate committee's conduct of the lnvestigation .He was said lo feel that the Ervin committee had over· stepped the boundary of iegill· mate legislative inquiry and was launching a political challenge to him personally. Nixon was reported deeply concerned that !he Watergate scandal had eroded pubitc confidence in his ·readership. This appeared to be confirmed by a Gallup Poll released Sunday which showed the percentage oJ persons who feel S<"rurit y fur you and your Nixon is doing a good job passerigcrs: side-.door Sl<.-t>l dropped from IS per cent to 40 Guard Rails. slanchml. por cent during the past month . Nixon returned to Washington .\ I I Sunday night from Camp David Tonight & Tuesday POMEROY, OHIO ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT · "'l11is is ccrU1i nl y not. :1 drnw," h<1 snid. The rot.<lrt wus nc~Cjlt ed by n 211· 1 vote wi th on ly' . Sen . 'ilJOniOs A. · Van Meter, H· A!ihland , dissenting. 'll!e Senate won moll! of the major fights over the Vietnam· bonus, including the method of financing. Money lor the bonus will come from the general reven ue fund instead of a Chance of showers or thundershowers east portion tonight and Wednesday. Warm and humid today, tonight and Wednesday. Highs today and Wednesday from the mid 80s to the lower 90s. Low tonight around 70. PORT CLINTON, OHIO - OWEN DAVIES of the Ohio Audubon Council Monday urged.the Atom.ic Safety and Licensing Board to halt construction of the Davis-Besse Nuclear power plant here until the possibilities of storm damage or nuclear accident can be assessed. "Due consideration should be given to the implications of the force of winds and waves during recent major storms and Roods," D~vies said at a hearing. ' "This sudden, vicious and devastating nature of the unpredictable weather occurrences in 'the vicinity of the site'' should also be considered, Davies said. ar: \ ' ' bt'fore Ohio voters th is tall. "ll 's lhc Senate version. It's predominately the Senate bill," said Sen. Oliver QcoJ>e k, U·Akron, of the !Jnal bonuo plan that marked the end of months of dispute between the two houses. Ocasek said he had tD call last month 's compromise on the fiscal 1973-75 budget "n draw." By Uolted Press lnternat!onal .. . case. BANK ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ;n:o~s~ig~n~s~o~ff~a~ti~gu~e~·=-=---~~~::~::::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ that his decision would escalate the current conflict with Con· grass and leave him open to criticism that he was trying to hide his own complicity in the . ~~ to desc ribe bCe l' ~ leC:I k l'Ut s. 151 for roasts. iJnd ~f4 ror ol h<' r f r e:-~ h beef i te m :-~ . Nixon refuses to divulge w . at ergate conversati•ons ~ COLUMBUS lUPI ) - The Ohio Senate became the first chamber Monday to approve a conference committee repart "'I .on the Vietnam War era vet. erans bonus plan. House Speaker A. G. Lan· clone, O.Beilatre, scheduled a vote on the bonus pian for this afternoon. Approval then will send the measure, In the form. of a coostitutlonal amendment, fl\Te~;;;;':':''I;i;~,Ji;i';~;Jf Shoppers at Ame r ican mea t thai would. inhibit future :====::::::.!::::::::::=...:,_;_~--~---, presidents in the conduct ol their duties. The Easiest Bank To Get To ••• Nixon was said to be aware FARMERS of 47 counter s mav use 212 na m e~ smce arnvmg. fy his own involvement in the Watergate case on grounds thai r it would establish an unaccepta· bie precedent of ·presidential accountability to Congress. Working with key aides, Nixon prepared his response to Sen. Sam J. Ervin's investigat· ing committee during a week· end stay at his Camp David retreat in Maryland. A letter documenting reasons for his refusal was to be made public today. According to White House officials .who have seen il, the letter will turn down the committee's requests fpr the tapes on grounds that access to private, presidential documents would establish a precedent sought for seven San Antonio· area killings und "M's wanted in Mexic'O· on ll bo ul 40 ov er there.'' He reportedly headed the largest narcotics smuggling ring in south Texas until he was jailed in Guadalajara, Mexico. Officers said he pi!ld a $100,000 bribe to escape from jail so he tvuid eliminate other drug sinugglers ·who tried to take over his business. Homicide detecti ve Frank Castillon, who said he arrested Carrasco . 32, in 1959 for stabbing a man to death, has said, ' 'next to Pancho Villa, I don't know who's killed 111ore." Officers had slaked out the south San Antonio motel for days after one of Carrasco's Susie Maxwell Berning uoed a rive dollar putter her hullband boll,l(ht In a pawn $hop tD come from seven strokes behind and win the u.s. Women 's Open Golf championship Sunday. It t'O usinsreglslered using ufalse )lUIS the third time she hu won the title. · nu1nc. Mrs. Berning methodically '' He came out to leuve," Hutton said. "We m'lhed out gro unded out 16 pars- most of 1~n d hollered 'Police.' He drew 1 them . by two.Puttlng in her his pistol and we started unique sideways style where both feet point . at the holeShooting ." 'mude one birdie, and sUffered ' The motel manager , who asked that his name not, be only one bogey . • The victory might not have used said officers shouted twic~ through a bullhorn for been possible without the t5 putwr her husband bought IOJ' Carrasco to surrender. The raiding officers also his antlqu; club collection in an ar rested two bodyg uards and Oklahoma City pawn shop two the cousin, who did no! resist. months ago. She pulled out lh;e Police stud they found a putter Saturday alter falling cooler of beer and soft drinks seven strokes behind at the !It and several newspapers in the hole mark, shot a 69 to tie for room. They said they found the lead and uoed tbe 30-year bullets in the pockets of old club again Sunday in her Carrasco's suit and a tobacco successful tllle defense. ~ pouch of bullets in his boot. LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in d.own· town Pomeroy a! II a.m. Monday was 80 degrees under cloudy skies. ' WASHINGTON (UP!) . . 'II ef Prestdent NIXon WI r use . today to d1vulge recor ds of conversations which could ciari· k~ller suspected Ohio Senate approves Vietnam War a~ea ·veterans bonus plan MRS. BERNIN"G'S VJCI'OR\' ROCHESTER, N,Y, !UPII - building of Sugar Run Feed Mill owned by 'l'lieo Smith. These · two plus Barry Hart and Junior Templeton have used 156 gallons of paint in giving the mill a "face-lifting" . The resignation of Tom Phillips, band director o! Southern Local School Dislrlct, was accepted when the board of educa lion met )fonday night, Robert Ord, acting superintendent reported today. Phlllips is leaving the district to accept employ~ent at Louisa, Ky., Ord reported. In other business, the board hired George Johason as full time custodian; Burt Grueser as substitute custodian and Larry Smith as bus driver for the i973-74 school year. The board accepted the resignation of Buddy Hen. dricks as custodian. According to Ord, teachers needed in the district include a band director, Educable Mentally Retarded Business Office Education teacher, junior (BOE ) teacher, and three remedial reading teachers. The board voted to participate in the slate lunch and milk program _and raised lunches for studentS from 30 to 40 cents and adults from 50 to 65 cents. They also purchased carpet for the.lirst gr~de room at Racine Elementary. Promotion dates are ...ecom men d e d , I . I Earl Ingels, newly elected pletion of Christmas promotion president of the Pomeroy is Aug. 30 . Chamber · of . Commerce, Ingels set the annual Monday recommended chamber meeting for Thurs· promotion dates for merchants of Pomeroy and named day, Oct. 10. al7 :30 p.m.; with Fred Crow, Fred Morrow and .members to serve on com· mittees for the balance of this Ted Reed to serve on the year and 1974. Ingels said merchants would be notified by letter of !he promotion dates and the five most chosen dates would be promoted by the chamber. ' George Hackett, Jr., came Dales se lec ted were closest to the pin at the annual November - Christmas Kick hole in one contest being held Off Promotion, Nov. 23, parade at the Pomeroy gold course. at 6:30 p.m. wi th arrival of The event is sponsored by the Santa Claus, stores to remain Pomeroy • MiddlP.porl Lions open until 9 p.m.; Jan. 17, 18, Club , Wendell Hoo~ e r .an · 1974, Clea rance Sal e; nounced today. Traditional Prom oti ons. Bucke l! came within two fee t February - Washington Birth· U1rec inches of making a hole da y Promotion, Feb. 16 ; April in one. He was presented a - Easter Clearance, Apl'il 12, dozen golf balls. 13, Swin g into Spring Other winners Monday were Promotion; Ma y - Mother's Eric Pearch, Roger Stewart, Day Promotion, May 10, JJ ; Jeff Warner and Glenn Dill. June - Regalia -Laun ch Eac h was presented a cup. Promotion; July - Dollar Elghteen persons par· Days and Inventory Reduction ticipnted the first da y. The Sale, July 19 and 20 ; August event will r~n th rough Bac k to School Days Stllurday. Promotion. 'l'l!e person closes[ to the pin Numed to serve on various ror the week wiil be pJ"esenled a ' committees wc;c: Chrlslmus se t of golf d ubs, und anyone P1·omotlon Committee - Bill makin g a hole in one will be Anderson, Ada Nease, Ferman . presented $200. Moore and Katie Crow; Christ. mas lights and decorating , LOCAL TF.MPS comlnittee - Bill Grucscr, Kcrmil Walton and John Ful~ ; it was 85 deg1·ees in down· Ch1·tstmas parade committee town Pomeroy Tuesday ...: Dennis K~ney, Md Ralph tnorning unde1· par tly cloudy Wcn y; D ~ udline for com. skies . Hackett is golf winner " committee. Time, date, place and cost per ticket to the an· nual meeting will be announc· ed at the September meeting, Ingels said. The promotions will be carried out following approval of the board of directors who will meet Aug. 20 at 12 :30 p.m. at the Meigs Inn. ln&els also proposed a joint meeting of the Pomeroy and Middleport Chambers to discuss promotion of a worth· while project. Ingels suggested the dates of June 2t-22·23 for next year's Regatta . He has attempted to secure the excursion boat '·Chaperon " {or next year's Hegatta . He has also made arrangements to place a sign at the Chamber office and has co n ~c led the Meigs County The board plans to bus kindergarten students beginning this fail . Ord asks tllst parents of kindergarten students meet with him at his olfice at the high school Monday, Tuesday or Wed· nesday of next week in order to arrange pickup service on a transportation map. Mrs. Erma McChirg, home economics instructor, Was granted permission to attend a conference in Columbus on Aug. 15, 16, and 17 . The board transferred $582.49 from ths General Fund to the Title Ill Program. The board re.cessed until Aug. 2. Ord, who is presently acting superintendent, will officially take over the duties of superintendent on Aug. I. Attending were Charles Pyles, Grover Salser , Jr. , David Nease, and Danny Hlll, board members ; Ralph Sayre, superintendent, Ord, acting sup~;Jntendent , Nancy Car. nahan, clerk, Bob Beegle, Delores Wolfe, ~im Wickline, Mr . and Mrs . James Lawrence, Helen Simpson and Patty !hie. Commissioners to have the offi ce quarters painwd. Inge ls pointed out that money was los t in the use of the Pomeroy High School gym during Regatta. He suggested ., tha t next yea r committee · ' chairmen be responsible for purchases and charges during Rcgatlh . Attending the noon luncheon meeting at the Meigs Inn were Ingels. Wendell Hoover, Virgil Teaford, Dale Warner, N. W. Compton , Mike Zirkle , Don Thomas, Richard Poulin, Bill WILBUR BAILEY, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, lnlpe<!\1 whM he Grueser, Richard Chambers, calls a "freak" ear of sweet corn taken from hla H•rden patel! .Jim Housh, Jack Carse y, Cnrolyn Thomas, secretary, · at this home . Instead of one ear, lc bePrs &PPI'Oxlmately 110 Beulah Jones and Katie Crow. . tiny sjzed ears. ( . ."' ., . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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