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Oeran, of ST. lDUIS (UPI) - Judielll. thl Amer)can Socleb' of LiUie Hock!NI; elbica, dilruptlon of criminal N""'!P''* Edlllln, Secretlry Pennsylvania, , , trlaiB and the first "state of the Genei1il Gala Plaza of the niecea nepljewi and grind· judlclaey" mes'lal!• by a Cblef Organilallon of American JusUce will hlgbUght meetings Stales and Sir Denya ~ey, over the nelt two weeks of Lord Justice of EDgland 1 COurt 15;000 lawyers, judges, of Appe•ls. . educators and government officials expected here. . . .. Prognulls of· the American ::. ~iiEWI'::O Bar ~laUon (ABA) and MADISON, !:JpPI) other legal groups reOect what Pollee Ia Ma ,,. Twp. is bothering people moat lbese armted te pe Friday days. Spe~ches and p_an~l fellowlq a eellh'olitailoa discussions by 1be · acore will betweea 1 MQh Hel&bta take up problems ranging from McW~:yele aab aid • I"IIP abortions to VIetnam. of Nort~ Madl109 •••I· Besides Chief Justice Warren Jea&en. E. Burger, purtlclpanta are to Mo.& of !liMe armted were Include other liu]JNme Court ebrled wit• dlaorderly Justle)!s, members of the eendact. Daaay Bratlley, ~1, President's Cabinet, prominent .,.. abut darlq the raekaa, members of Congress, former and Ia Ia fair e'eadltloa Ia VIce President Hubert lf. n--a •--• a01 ..u..1, ..Humphrey, Yale UnlversIt Y .....,. President Kingman Brewster, ~en- ....... m~ca·Menr··qn·s ··· '· Prelldeol NCII'IIIIII E. llucs of GUERRILLAB IN INDIA ' NEWDEIJII(UPlj--Aband "' "' :15 CGmmunllll .r,errtllu 1 ' Two Mason Men Killed - ' I I I I PT. PLEASANT - Two bmer Muon County men, Olley Blag, about 65, and Garland Wallace, 48, are dead 11 reaults of separate !IUicmoblle accidents. ' Jllasg, a aoo of the late Atlome)' and Mrs. B. H. Blagg, Polal Pleasant, was killed Jl'rlday nlgbt In an automobile ~~In Wuhlkngton, D. C., but' details were lacking Saturday pendiJJ& the arrival ben of the hnrnediale family, IIIIa wu born and reared In Pcilnl Pleaaanl and for many flllll .... uooclated wilb the g, llurpby ('nmpany here. till wife II the fonner Helen McGuflln, Point Pleuant. Mrs. Blag and sister, Mrs. Nola l'arbee, were elpeCI.ed here today to complete funeral c. arrangementa. He a1ao Ia a brother of Mrs. WllUam Smitb, Point Pleuant, -Attorney Do11ald Blagg, Charleston and siater, Eulab resides In Cincinnati. Wallace, t6, a soo of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wallace, of Gallipolis Ferry, was involved In an auto accident near Columbus Tuesday and wu admitted to Riverside Hospital, Columbus, where h• died 1'1nlnday. Funeral arrangemenls were Incomplete Saturday pending wcd_kom hla brother, Wendell wi!Wie, who 11 aen1nt1 In Vielbani. Wallace Ia survived by hla wile and four children. He Ia a cousin of Mrs. Reba Bright, Main Street, Point Pleuant. ,. '!" s m. FIRST CLA8S Earl E. Pbelps, wbo Ia oa duty Ia Vlellwa willllbe U. 8. Alllly; .... promoted lo ,... 4. Pllelpa Is sebedaled to relarn 111 lbe States tile ftnl ol the year. Ria wife Is lbe fmner llreDda Priddy. chll~n. . Funerahei'vlceawWbetoday at 3 p.m. at lbe Sliversvllle Church wid\ the Rev. Lawrence Gluesencamp offlclatJns. Burial wW be In StlvJimllle ceml!tery.Frlendsmaycallaf · Ewing Funeral Home. CONVENTION SET TOLEDO (UPI) ~ · 'J'!!e lin· nual swnmer CoriventiOII of the Ohio State Alioelatlon of Trustees and Clerks wW be held here Au(. 5-I, It was announced SaturdaY! Townaldp 1luu Auaust~ Only! ,. '.j ' ''' .95 INSJillm Includes: Sllfinl of c;. Tank, .... lkiter 65. B1U ' -~ . ~ and V6llld tD DlimiiiJ. ' ' ·~ 'We lMtall! "We Service! ........... •• aru . •·• Ancient anatomlata beU,vecl lbalthe v-Ia carrying blooc! · away ftom llle heart' contained alr and for 111!1 reason called them atterlea, a name ·Cirla~y 'melllins ~- ;::! : :~ ·- .. ;;,:; 111111)' lriJll to ·~ ii ::: ' Weather ' a1 ·~y not .. - ~ MlcldbpJrl be bad ' alnya I'OIIIIIeCI at lbs JaSalle ....... buul&ud Hotel. Lui ••-Y a slrake wilbout recom'Y· He,.. _..._ly known In the OOLUMBUS (UPI) ...,_811 leaders of a atucltal strike at Oblo State Ualwnlty lalt 1Pr1D11 =tooker bed-of-roses· cover on a 'ina new mattress thai con be voursJor $30.00 leu! Plus the comfort'and support you've come Ia expect from Simincms. Vane;; hll ·imerelt In antiques Servlcea .,.. bald In (lllo ~_ _ _ _ __: :M~ON.:.:DA:.:.:.Y: .A.:.::.UG=-::U.::.:.ST...:.3•:....:1.::.:.97..:..0 , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___:T.::.EN....:C.::.ENT_ ·S received a total.of '18,000 whUe worldns as paid emploYes of the aniVeralty for the academk ,.,.,, 0811 offldall have revealed. OSU ofllclaliDOied lbal contracla of lite of the IIJ: eljljred June 110 and they are no lonaer on lbe Did It Education and ia an admlnlalnllve aide In the CoUece of IIIIDallllles. T'll'o lllllllben of the Ad Hoc cawmttee lor lludent RIChta, Lorraine Caben 11141 . J'bll4i Greenberg, received f2,J26 8lllece u teacblng IIBiillanllln lbe polllil:al scl•ce department. . POMEROY - Marti Airp)rl · Cap!. Augujbla . psyroU. Of the total, $1,0110, wet to Roser F. Barrlteau, a teaclilijc iwlllant Ia the pllllolopby 4&- ent the pllot, aasured blm there .... 110 lOOth ANNIVERSARY ·~ 1 '· ) ' • • ·- 159.95 •• A inottress bargain to make your wildest dream Corne true. You get e)Cira-firm support from hundreds of Adjusto-Rest innerspring coils. Extra heavy ComforteJC cush•oning ond sturdy ~m·GuOJd border braces lor yecrs of lu•urioUs sleeping,cori)fort. EKclusive covet is Soni·Seol' prot~ed099inst ba'ct~do. mil<kw and odorsYeo con'( affOrd to·miss this mdff·ress bargain. ·· ' 1. '1. • ,. - . • ' ' ' "\, 1\LUI! . remalnlllg ·behind. . OOLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov. James A. Rhodes today directed Ohio Attorney General Paul ,· W. Brown to Cllllducl an lnvealnto . ~- lwinor fulfllzl ':'' . Jl1(lfffds Ofbox 5j)\'ing. , · Super sltfiolio~~ila~le '\ TWO . . MORE OUTSTANbiNG ,. ·, . . problem and the plane flew Olf "liflaml and San Juan with 35t and a crew It lt; ,·' • ~. J· ,.,, ~- FROM ~IMMON? •' ' ' . ' !k:Jec'!.., BUSY OLD QUEEN- 'lbe Delta ~. to be Utd up at G•lllpolla from I a.m. 1o 1101111 Slmclay, II*~ get away unW 12:110p.m. beel!l'• oftheatra lumdredaof peaple ClCIIIIng lor a Jut (JIO'I)bly) villi oo her. PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Mary A. Morrison, 42, wife of William J. Morrlaon, 2101 Jefferson Ave., Point Pleasant, and daughter of ~· Clerk Howard Sehalu .and Mrs. Myrtle Hill &:~ullz, died Saiurday In ~aaant Valley Holpllal after an lllneas o1 - l y 18 moolba. Mrs. Morrison wu a IIM7 sraduate of Point Pleuanl lfllb School, a member olthe Point Pleaaant Prelbyterlan ONrcll and Order of the Eastern ~. Chapter 7S. She wal a beautician. Preceding her Senators Begin NewQueenMove Ulneas she wu IIIOCialed wiUi ''Toolles llellilty $alan.". She wu born In Leoo, Nov; 2'1, 1921. In addition to her hlllband and parents, aile .. IIUI'VIved bJ two daulbterf, TI!TY ·L)>n!l and Penny Am, at ~· iDd a maternal grandmOtller, Mrs. Blaine HW, ~ 2 Point ' Last riles wW be o;onclu!;led Monday-~ 2 p.m; the MohrStevens Funeral Rome Willi Interment f~ . the Hie IClrklarid Mimtaial ~VIiltailm boUn •t the,...... ~ Will be 'fm112fo 4 p;m;, and 7 to 9 .p.lll:j. .liUnday. '. at ' \ Oda• F.arr; L~~ Lea.te By , ' -~·llht-21'A", - .....W/dth-86", I1U ....... Dtpth.-11'". HEATS IJP TO J 000'-'S ·---------------·--------·' Call or Stop In At Rutland Furnitur .,,. ' ARNOLD GRATE . , ' ., ers e- State to Bear All The Costs . Watldns, es 0 Joel AnD Todd, another Ad Hoc Commltlile member, reeeited $1,9111 fnm National Sclince .. ...... Founclalkln fundt ID Uie fmn Gl a anlvenlty purlniant and • leader of the Afro..Am black cbecli:. ·- I • SAN JUAN, P.R. (UPI) -A 11w1en1 ~lion. Paul J. Cook, another .1Jro.Am organlzer, LaUn AIDerican with • CUban Wllllam Kilgore, also In Afro-:Am, recel~ noelwd fG3 u an acbllilltrative aide In the !Ia& plnnod to bie beret beeiD!I! . . . . . - - . . . M . . . . . . . . lbe ,.. . . of CoU•r Gl Artl anc1 ~. the flral man to hijack -the · 1'jJrld'a larJIIt coiamerclal airliner Slllldi!Y, forctns a : lloelni 747 · 10 -Havana whert :: CUban ~er Fidel Castro · came.out-to ~e ~ 10011 ,at It, : Caalfo expresaed concern : abo\JI wbether the huge ,!'!an : American Airways jetliner : could take off ufely from Joae Steubenriue Friday Pleaam( TueldiJ. Jll&bl ftom the mld '/Olio lbe lower N0.77 :..::..... · _ _ _ _ _ ___:P:_:O_::::ME=R.:.:OY.::.'M:.:.:ID=Dl=EP.:.OR::..:.T:..::,O::.::HI::.O_· _:__ _ _ ., 0Guc1J andwum,a ~ Gl ·, lbowen or lhlllldenbo'll'eu ;: 'today.l'lrtli cloudy and c!ooler llllllgbl,•lowa in the Ill."* 11114 Portage County Grand Jury Action This is a real birthday ~eiObrotlon but you gel the Simmons present! Ta\ethls hond~rne moitress ·shown ""low, for example. It isn'ttho (ain.,.s5immons moHress advertised lost y'ar for $89.95, That's because you're seeing the same Co, and here ' ''"'" ' flia ()ldGiorJ \ i li .. :#VOL XXIII Richard G. Ellil~-ol Melp CoWity, died~~ on, Ohio June 23.lle , was June II, 1821. Mr Ellis, a veteran of World War ii, was preceded In death, by hla mother, Eloda Myers -Ellis and two brothers. S~vtng are hla wife, two daughters, t1Jree sons and five atep-chlldren, all of Bailie Creek Mich.; bie father, Walter Ellis, ' Pomeroy; two sllters1 Frances E. King, pomeroy, 1110 Rulb, of Marlon; two brothers, Charlea, of Pomeroy, and Guy, of Marlon, and aever~ nieces, MPI•w• .ad aun11·; · · FUneral services were beld In Marlon at tile Boyd Funeral home. Burial was In • Marlon cemetery. Attending the funeral from were Mr. ilnd Mrl. Wllllanl · King, Mrs. Fr.- King, Mr· and Mrs. Char~ Ellll, Mr. Walter Ellis, <llarles W. King and Mr. and Mn. Edd'll J. - •... Ill. MiDDLEPORT _ WGI'd bu been reeelvad bare tl.lbs dellll of Francei Patrick (Pat l. McSwlggln, of Steubenville, • madi wbo replar ·e···· • t" ,,..~ ~in~a':'atate u~ Richard EUUi family was eating dinner, aacked the household then bebea'ded the landowner, the Press Trust of India asid today. The dagger-wleldlns men known u Nualltea - broke Into the home of Narayana Nair, 83, Thursday night and robbed the hQt of jewelry and cash. Then they "afqged Nair from the house and cut off hla bead befGre hla screaming wife and daughters, PT1 aald. The attackers escaped lolo the nlgbt. Now·You Know Pat McSwJail t<h!IMIU')' Moi7Von I . ·•· ' .... ~)~1 ~~~•· I . J �.. "• • .. ' .' '- . . . .•· •. • • . I The·advlllltage of till! tape, bolides the music and sound effectl, is that If tourists want to linger for awhile in one spot or If their car fallll behind tbe pace of the recording, they can simply switch oU the tape player and start lt again later. · With the Influx of tourists at tbe naUon's parks ln'OWblg by leaps and bounds, automation may have arrlveil In the nick of time. • :Your we will desicn · a policy to fit your i~ suranc~. vidual requirements .•. Discuss your specific needs with us. Need tide-over CASH? wlmlng llreall. He allo bit a IWcH'Un bGmer In lhe el8hth to dlncb tbe victorJ. .Ken Mdolullen li'oft In lllree runs with a bolDer and a triple_ and Jllli Fregosl bit IU 111111 How about our I . . note loan service- bomer to ell'll Clllfanda rookie Tom Bradley bla lint major w.~ l9~=s9~~ · on Just your ·~l='.tzr:~~~ nm In ihe ninth Inning gave tbe AlbleUCI a 1.0 win Oftl tbe Senators and. a llpllt of tbelr doubleheader: Wll8bll!iton OUI8nd ~In the opener on alra-bua power al Ed Slroud ...t Aurelio ~z. No pro football game ._has f ly PHIL PASTOlET Credit II what you dO!I'I llit·· tor paylilg Your bills on ome, If you IIIlp Just once. RAY CROMLEY . I. . t > ""·(:.,.l~'lf· Economic$.·J~~f . On·Foreit~~ ~;blicy· .- • • • 'l'be 111eest thing abollt the boll !Ulng a two-week vaeaI love playing In tbe Astrodome. It's the biggest hairdryer rve ·ever bien under. -J~ Pepltollli, ez..New l!ew. York Y i111'Jc u and ez,HOIIItl/ll A1h'o, 1IOfD G Cl!lcago C 11 ~I · out!Wider ·"' • - I l· ' ' . been clllll8lled bee••• ol a labor dllpute. Laat Friday nlabt. tbe two lldel &peed to let the Kansas City Chiefs meet the oollese 1111 11t1n for cbarll¥ In Oll«wgo rather tl!ln ISll '1'f the dli E. MaiD Pcmeroy, 0 . game. The Chiefs veterans clabep!ed after the pme. . ., ItAy C:loMtrf . . N~ Walhil!eton ,CiKiA,Poildtllt ' ". I; ~1. .( ' . JULY 15 THRU AUG.. 31 t(!W,), after a111ort, . . r.,._lflltlle, ftw'..J., . . ~ BERRY'S COMP.ACT, .COMPLET-ELY • ) ·- I . • /! • •• . t ' j'' i. ' ' ' �.. "• • .. ' .' '- . . . .•· •. • • . I The·advlllltage of till! tape, bolides the music and sound effectl, is that If tourists want to linger for awhile in one spot or If their car fallll behind tbe pace of the recording, they can simply switch oU the tape player and start lt again later. · With the Influx of tourists at tbe naUon's parks ln'OWblg by leaps and bounds, automation may have arrlveil In the nick of time. • :Your we will desicn · a policy to fit your i~ suranc~. vidual requirements .•. Discuss your specific needs with us. Need tide-over CASH? wlmlng llreall. He allo bit a IWcH'Un bGmer In lhe el8hth to dlncb tbe victorJ. .Ken Mdolullen li'oft In lllree runs with a bolDer and a triple_ and Jllli Fregosl bit IU 111111 How about our I . . note loan service- bomer to ell'll Clllfanda rookie Tom Bradley bla lint major w.~ l9~=s9~~ · on Just your ·~l='.tzr:~~~ nm In ihe ninth Inning gave tbe AlbleUCI a 1.0 win Oftl tbe Senators and. a llpllt of tbelr doubleheader: Wll8bll!iton OUI8nd ~In the opener on alra-bua power al Ed Slroud ...t Aurelio ~z. No pro football game ._has f ly PHIL PASTOlET Credit II what you dO!I'I llit·· tor paylilg Your bills on ome, If you IIIlp Just once. RAY CROMLEY . I. . t > ""·(:.,.l~'lf· Economic$.·J~~f . On·Foreit~~ ~;blicy· .- • • • 'l'be 111eest thing abollt the boll !Ulng a two-week vaeaI love playing In tbe Astrodome. It's the biggest hairdryer rve ·ever bien under. -J~ Pepltollli, ez..New l!ew. York Y i111'Jc u and ez,HOIIItl/ll A1h'o, 1IOfD G Cl!lcago C 11 ~I · out!Wider ·"' • - I l· ' ' . been clllll8lled bee••• ol a labor dllpute. Laat Friday nlabt. tbe two lldel &peed to let the Kansas City Chiefs meet the oollese 1111 11t1n for cbarll¥ In Oll«wgo rather tl!ln ISll '1'f the dli E. MaiD Pcmeroy, 0 . game. The Chiefs veterans clabep!ed after the pme. . ., ItAy C:loMtrf . . N~ Walhil!eton ,CiKiA,Poildtllt ' ". I; ~1. .( ' . JULY 15 THRU AUG.. 31 t(!W,), after a111ort, . . r.,._lflltlle, ftw'..J., . . ~ BERRY'S COMP.ACT, .COMPLET-ELY • ) ·- I . • /! • •• . t ' j'' i. ' ' ' �. . . ly AILEEN! CLAIIE . 't NEA Foool .. E4itor 'TGCII CCIII I ~p: Coat per _,rvlila: ...... • toolSJANA jAil' w~~~T Geometric Look in 'Shells' ' ' . . . QUICK QUIZ Comb jeiU~ '. Q-b it true thct an inteet which luu hod ltl head are nol re, · lilted to the jelb'fllb In 'Pile of their gelatllf~ DJ· ~. tlley are ·set ·apart at an lildependent JgoUp or aliimall with no· lmon tela· lives. ' · · ,. eut of1 can conlfnw to live? A....:\'es, 1me ant llved for more than a montb after its bead bad been cut off. Q-What MID world cheu record was set in 1969? A-Trevor Stronach of England set a new world record for playing nonstop chess. He . t>layed for hours. n If you've everQII~!»edlo have a p"lcri!Pt!Q,n· Men seem to enjr'a~ddling with figures more women. Especially if they are balh!ball or pro football ataUstlca. With current concern over prices of food, for exgrows a sma1111Ql'lll'. append- ample, the chap around the age known u the "1born." house may find cost per Q-Whct Is tmlque about the tail of a liml? A-The male's tan ends In a brusb of black hair. In the center of thll brush of batr refilled and hod·your· phannadst ,,fu.., · there's an ' ~ . eJ!ceiJ.nt '' : . reason for ~. \ . . • _ • · ·I . ' ~is , refusal J > •' Sii•u P.tes~riPtionl moy 11111 ~ refilled With• . ~ I .. . ~ .. put special a~thorization from '\1 Baseball Leaders -~-· '- . ' . ' yOIIr hialth ~ fOiloWing )' ' \, . ) ,. dactor's •orders. ' ... serving esllnuites an IDleresUng foray. Advice on home budgeUng usually Includes tbe fact that it is better to shop with "cost per servlug" in mind. Anyone who wants to take a ock at lhla budgeting de- JoJII)ear The wont jongleur Iretue~!l{ $on ·ur · was an ltlnerut m a1 minstrel whose activity wu slnglnl{. playing Instruments and domg acrobatics. •=rc• '1 Beef Pricesrfteflect Inflation Pressures your pl1}t•lcian·; your pharin~ ; ad1t is 10feg~rcling you Cind . . Cut meal into 12 pieces. Alternate 'meat, yama and · orange wed1es oil 3 Jarce skewers. COmbine remab)ing Ingredients In 11Dall saucepan; sttr and beat until blended. Brush kabobs with pineapple sauce. Broil or grill 3 to ~ fncbes from heat 4 minutes or .until meat is lightly browned. Turn ka· bobs, brush again with sauce and broil about 4 minutes longer. Serve with remain· Yam-luncheon meat kabobs make different, eco- lng sauce, ,._kes 3 -rervings. nomical meal. (Hew.,.,., '"'"IIi• A.,../ Groovlnp, with "squares" c;an be for out or as easy os flipping on a pair of · "Shells, ' ·(left) the newest space look tn soft . col.ors. These frame less fashion shieldl .O(I mode for happy two-way viewing Ond round-the-clock protection against eve-offending dirt and grime. ·. Geometric style (right) surrounds the fosh. lon fac:e Qf today. These accessory glosses Cllmblne the "nqw" look of today with the age-old feeling of feminine mystiqu!. They are by. · & Lomb. . ~ Ow . . .I·' ftg "'· ·Y. .:~ -· ' flluc:.~~l·,dm' be ; peeled to eonUnue to increase during the rest of the year .•They probably will go over 8 per cent. Retail food prices also will conlnue to go higher than last year. But these increases will be at a· somewhat slower rate than they have been earlier this year," according to Ahalt. "Many people may be forced to cut down on food spending, too. They may have to turn to pork products and chicken because of their lfllf" "nPices .. Ai.••t , ~r.~~'t.• , , '· ~ """l"~· 1 But bellf- s tea ka, bam· burger, roasiiJ- continues .the No. I choice of Americans. A porterhouse steak averages '1.60 a To gauge th~ rate. o Inflation compare the price per pound today with what you must pay In the future. This givei a good generJI) Index to tbe increase or modification of the inOatlonary pressures. By GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Foool and ' Nutrition Columnist We are definitely a beefeating nation. For that reason, the price of steak, ham- burger and roasts ·in the coming months might well be taken as a key to inflationary trends. "For the rest of 1970 beef output is expected to show :l'·~f! 'aall~~in:,.!\'e tlle · · uane.'-atSn.' year''WII! ' iilMi' '''3' b) ''if'' "' cent. From ~ow . 0n it Is expected to iilcre$1e at a slower rate," says Dawson Ahalt, economist with the U.S. Economic Research Service. "Aa tbe gain iJt beef production will be very little and as consumer demand Is e1pected to conUnue strong, I wouldn't expect any ma)or Oowson Molt change In beef prices durm~ the remalnd~ of lhi4 year, he adds. generally eonUnue to go up He comments further: "If though at a less-accelerated inOationJry pressures ease, rate than previously. And as a number of economists beef is almost a passion with predict, and supplies of meat Americans. Under conUnuexpand~espec•ally of pork, lng inOationary pressures, as broiler-fryer consumers are cutUng ex(as chicks ) t ben. producers' penses. On things other iban pricea for livestoCk are ex- food, but especially not on SHE'S A PEACQ, 'HI 111e peeled to drop below those beef. In fact, we seem to be t111e me woa· II "W.· earlier thll ~· 'Ibis. could eating better today as a naJieara lrll.'' Seve~~,o:yeu- mel~Jl· a variance, but In a lion than at any time in the old Bellllda.Jue Aad!IMI· very narrow ruee, In retail last 15 years. of SeeUIDd wu seleCted .. food store prices. 'I'll'- fore- ActuallY, many people Brltalll'a preUjest ·Qtl!e ,cb;l cast asaumes, It must be re- have more expendable cash. Ia a COllett .l!l•t lle•aa me111bered, that the apread There have been major wage ~illeade~ii!! beAteen retail flll'lll increases •.' The remaining wa1 llle !tiflt Be , price . s, which had widened surchargf of ii per cent on Jaae lladei!Cen411ae ."MII•· sb~!Y earner, will level income tax Is off. Also, the Peart~ · :'.;,~ee · .· ~ . a..~'* off; 'They mil)' even narrow recent a~tion of 10 per cent .... in ~· month&." ' . to Social. Security payments . ., ·' Ud .. .1; · ,,pt,1Jdl 11 oi1ly m eco- bas boo~d many incomes• w . llll rund· POMEROY CEMENr BUJCK m. The DepalflJient Store of BuiJJing Sinee 1915 - and,: "·"' . we· • .. liP.!!~~~·'"""~ nondc pre'Uli!J)t!On. ~ Ti!'Js all idds up to about. 7 per cent ,Increases, On thli:olher side of ·tbe ledger, une111ployment figures cOli ue to rise, bUll· ness Is temporarily mod' e r a I in g expenditures on. plants aild equipment qlld money ~onttnues very tlglit: >: for food eaten home ·are ~ -~ (. ,,. ' ,•,· ' ,t ' I • .' • ' ' . , ... .~ .. ''. '.,.. ' �. . . ly AILEEN! CLAIIE . 't NEA Foool .. E4itor 'TGCII CCIII I ~p: Coat per _,rvlila: ...... • toolSJANA jAil' w~~~T Geometric Look in 'Shells' ' ' . . . QUICK QUIZ Comb jeiU~ '. Q-b it true thct an inteet which luu hod ltl head are nol re, · lilted to the jelb'fllb In 'Pile of their gelatllf~ DJ· ~. tlley are ·set ·apart at an lildependent JgoUp or aliimall with no· lmon tela· lives. ' · · ,. eut of1 can conlfnw to live? A....:\'es, 1me ant llved for more than a montb after its bead bad been cut off. Q-What MID world cheu record was set in 1969? A-Trevor Stronach of England set a new world record for playing nonstop chess. He . t>layed for hours. n If you've everQII~!»edlo have a p"lcri!Pt!Q,n· Men seem to enjr'a~ddling with figures more women. Especially if they are balh!ball or pro football ataUstlca. With current concern over prices of food, for exgrows a sma1111Ql'lll'. append- ample, the chap around the age known u the "1born." house may find cost per Q-Whct Is tmlque about the tail of a liml? A-The male's tan ends In a brusb of black hair. In the center of thll brush of batr refilled and hod·your· phannadst ,,fu.., · there's an ' ~ . eJ!ceiJ.nt '' : . reason for ~. \ . . • _ • · ·I . ' ~is , refusal J > •' Sii•u P.tes~riPtionl moy 11111 ~ refilled With• . ~ I .. . ~ .. put special a~thorization from '\1 Baseball Leaders -~-· '- . ' . ' yOIIr hialth ~ fOiloWing )' ' \, . ) ,. dactor's •orders. ' ... serving esllnuites an IDleresUng foray. Advice on home budgeUng usually Includes tbe fact that it is better to shop with "cost per servlug" in mind. Anyone who wants to take a ock at lhla budgeting de- JoJII)ear The wont jongleur Iretue~!l{ $on ·ur · was an ltlnerut m a1 minstrel whose activity wu slnglnl{. playing Instruments and domg acrobatics. •=rc• '1 Beef Pricesrfteflect Inflation Pressures your pl1}t•lcian·; your pharin~ ; ad1t is 10feg~rcling you Cind . . Cut meal into 12 pieces. Alternate 'meat, yama and · orange wed1es oil 3 Jarce skewers. COmbine remab)ing Ingredients In 11Dall saucepan; sttr and beat until blended. Brush kabobs with pineapple sauce. Broil or grill 3 to ~ fncbes from heat 4 minutes or .until meat is lightly browned. Turn ka· bobs, brush again with sauce and broil about 4 minutes longer. Serve with remain· Yam-luncheon meat kabobs make different, eco- lng sauce, ,._kes 3 -rervings. nomical meal. (Hew.,.,., '"'"IIi• A.,../ Groovlnp, with "squares" c;an be for out or as easy os flipping on a pair of · "Shells, ' ·(left) the newest space look tn soft . col.ors. These frame less fashion shieldl .O(I mode for happy two-way viewing Ond round-the-clock protection against eve-offending dirt and grime. ·. Geometric style (right) surrounds the fosh. lon fac:e Qf today. These accessory glosses Cllmblne the "nqw" look of today with the age-old feeling of feminine mystiqu!. They are by. · & Lomb. . ~ Ow . . .I·' ftg "'· ·Y. .:~ -· ' flluc:.~~l·,dm' be ; peeled to eonUnue to increase during the rest of the year .•They probably will go over 8 per cent. Retail food prices also will conlnue to go higher than last year. But these increases will be at a· somewhat slower rate than they have been earlier this year," according to Ahalt. "Many people may be forced to cut down on food spending, too. They may have to turn to pork products and chicken because of their lfllf" "nPices .. Ai.••t , ~r.~~'t.• , , '· ~ """l"~· 1 But bellf- s tea ka, bam· burger, roasiiJ- continues .the No. I choice of Americans. A porterhouse steak averages '1.60 a To gauge th~ rate. o Inflation compare the price per pound today with what you must pay In the future. This givei a good generJI) Index to tbe increase or modification of the inOatlonary pressures. By GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Foool and ' Nutrition Columnist We are definitely a beefeating nation. For that reason, the price of steak, ham- burger and roasts ·in the coming months might well be taken as a key to inflationary trends. "For the rest of 1970 beef output is expected to show :l'·~f! 'aall~~in:,.!\'e tlle · · uane.'-atSn.' year''WII! ' iilMi' '''3' b) ''if'' "' cent. From ~ow . 0n it Is expected to iilcre$1e at a slower rate," says Dawson Ahalt, economist with the U.S. Economic Research Service. "Aa tbe gain iJt beef production will be very little and as consumer demand Is e1pected to conUnue strong, I wouldn't expect any ma)or Oowson Molt change In beef prices durm~ the remalnd~ of lhi4 year, he adds. generally eonUnue to go up He comments further: "If though at a less-accelerated inOationJry pressures ease, rate than previously. And as a number of economists beef is almost a passion with predict, and supplies of meat Americans. Under conUnuexpand~espec•ally of pork, lng inOationary pressures, as broiler-fryer consumers are cutUng ex(as chicks ) t ben. producers' penses. On things other iban pricea for livestoCk are ex- food, but especially not on SHE'S A PEACQ, 'HI 111e peeled to drop below those beef. In fact, we seem to be t111e me woa· II "W.· earlier thll ~· 'Ibis. could eating better today as a naJieara lrll.'' Seve~~,o:yeu- mel~Jl· a variance, but In a lion than at any time in the old Bellllda.Jue Aad!IMI· very narrow ruee, In retail last 15 years. of SeeUIDd wu seleCted .. food store prices. 'I'll'- fore- ActuallY, many people Brltalll'a preUjest ·Qtl!e ,cb;l cast asaumes, It must be re- have more expendable cash. Ia a COllett .l!l•t lle•aa me111bered, that the apread There have been major wage ~illeade~ii!! beAteen retail flll'lll increases •.' The remaining wa1 llle !tiflt Be , price . s, which had widened surchargf of ii per cent on Jaae lladei!Cen411ae ."MII•· sb~!Y earner, will level income tax Is off. Also, the Peart~ · :'.;,~ee · .· ~ . a..~'* off; 'They mil)' even narrow recent a~tion of 10 per cent .... in ~· month&." ' . to Social. Security payments . ., ·' Ud .. .1; · ,,pt,1Jdl 11 oi1ly m eco- bas boo~d many incomes• w . llll rund· POMEROY CEMENr BUJCK m. The DepalflJient Store of BuiJJing Sinee 1915 - and,: "·"' . we· • .. liP.!!~~~·'"""~ nondc pre'Uli!J)t!On. ~ Ti!'Js all idds up to about. 7 per cent ,Increases, On thli:olher side of ·tbe ledger, une111ployment figures cOli ue to rise, bUll· ness Is temporarily mod' e r a I in g expenditures on. plants aild equipment qlld money ~onttnues very tlglit: >: for food eaten home ·are ~ -~ (. ,,. ' ,•,· ' ,t ' I • .' • ' ' . , ... .~ .. ''. '.,.. ' �. ' . ·s;;7~;;r~. Bargains;·~rgainJ, an-~ . M"re.,. Barpiq$..In · REPEALING OROIN~NCE ' •, · , .' BY .9LENNA SHULER NO . ' 051-U AND ~ON · • ' . ., ' ,, ' ' ( ' , .Rev ••d Mfs Os""rne lRACTING woT~ c.OLUMJUS '1,1-::: .,,. , ""::_ -,......., , '"'".;,.,.,.,,,::...:,!: _• ..,,,.;; . '" • .._,~"i"I"""T .· ;..,,"",....,.,..;,;..,.c.;...::;,;:c.;"'""'1l11 ' .. . .,.. . ""te ' .AND SOUTHERN ' OHIO ' . 1 h t _lll'ley of Canal Winc\le8 r EL~CTRIC COMPANY, ITS ,'_ '9nt~ we,tle _ nd wiU1 Rev . .rul succEsSORS ;.ND ~I.S51f!NS, · . ~"'• . , ' 3 · I' ., - r~L~'fyHs~ T~;N~~·e,;~E ~ -..Rayn;onoi.File.OnS!Inday IIley all,atfendeli tho 25th Ward PUBLIC PLACES IN THE ~011 at tho Meigs County ~~i~t~E g~u~'f~LE~~~J; · FalrgNund. FIXING OR PROVIDING ~0~· Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Searls ~~'i.~'t~1~~l01 ~UtJE~ 111111 VlcXie Lynn Of Columbus SERVICES, AND PROVIDING pol nine days vacalloo here FOR THE MANNER OF with his ~I&_._ Mr. and Mrs. PAYMENT THEREFOR. .Paul Seails."'"l'llef went to BE IT ORDAINI!D BY THE p b y ' d th COUNCIL OF THE VILLI.GE . ••rce urg , a. an O er OF MIDDLEPORT , STATE OF point. of interest. oH oo : Mr. and Mrs. Donald \A!ach, SECTION 1' Thai cooumbus Marcl.a, Johnny and Roger, are and · southern Ohio Electric vaStacatellonlngParkatinJenKme·entuWclkleyy, •'•o•m,gpnasn.y(,he'r'eson'autctecre'c'oolro'edatnhde "Company") '' hereby vosted Enroutehometheywillspenda with the rlghl to light with day at Camden Park. Mr. Leach electricity the streots. alleys and other public places In the is oo vacauoo from Kyger Vlllaoe of Middleport . oh;o, Creek Pill"' (herelnlltor calttd the ""' "Municipality") and th~ Mrs. Beasie File and Mrs. company shall have the right to Myrde File spent a day with chorot and receive orom the Municipality peymono lor •••• Mr. and M~. John Veith. • ., services In accordance wlth the Mr. and Mrs. Perry Bradbury SChedule of roles set lorlh . and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sisson below · A•' I ' Ixoures s h • II b e ~ mounted on wood poles , unless enj()J11!11a picnic outing at Lake olherwose, steled. ond energiZed by overhead H a ~nt Sunday ope ·~· ' dislrlbullon lee II Illes . Tht roles Mr. and Mrs. Melvin UtUe of are based on all night burning Cheshire called on Mr . and Mrs. every day of 4000 the year, or ap Marlin Rife recently. proKimately hours per f year. 5 Mrs. SqduiMre TayKior ;Y wmore, 0 ., an rs. en Year are as follows: Taylorandson,Chris,ofTexas 17&, 8000, Mercury Vapor, called on Mr. W. W. Underw ood . OBS - on wood PO I!S or ext·sol ng steel standard$ 06), $37.50. Also visiting in Mr . Un8000, Mercurv vapor, oes _ derwood's home were Keith on new steel standards, s.so.oo. TayIor and fr ten . ds • and Greg, Glass u, Enclosed 25000, Mercury Vapor. on wood poles or Steve and Bill Taylor of existing steel standards, 572.50. 25000, Mercury Vapor, Glus Columbus' t I sanI Enclo$ed on new see ikin d thr Mrs. Agnes E San ee dards, S95.CO. @)'• - ' - . ' .. . ...or 01 II ftv !IIIV.~ QU,...,.. • •' 1H9 FORD "MusfaOg 2 [)r , F"' R•:.. ' ' . , ' ' "' . .....,_ ,.. , . PO 2·- .,._._ . ~ ... . Hardtop, , lrnpafll 2 [)r, ~llrcftop, V-8 automatlc.transmiS$Ion. . ·· . S2295 mofoj-, fitdiO & . fS S2l . ' lHICHEV~OLJ!!T ·"" ·a.eveile '.4 Dr. hardtop, 6 c-,1., raulo, power .sfeerlng & automatic transmission. · · 4! MotIF Co L.IFOJ . ., • ...U @) . ( -' OPIN IYIS. I:OO P.M. PCIMIIO'f¥IJIIO .. · , ·CJassifled$t · , ,. I f' ' SHE j ' ,:.~u;,'J.=. apart, · 71 ;:::Jt:~=;~:=::~::=::=:::!l:=~~Sc:::::J~=t:2 EXP"£RT ;, ,'_ ,..; ... .._v,' ' ~r vu', ·. ",· Ai'.•_f'.._ dll:..i.'lnir,, .• Yio' ,' 1111._ 1 • .•;.;..,..,.~ . ., . . . ,.'IJPIIIIIII NEW ONE-bodroem apartment, $65 month . . lf!CI~Ir• Burlingham St...., Rt. :13. · 8-2-6tc ~ - - ' - - - - - - - -*-·2-3tc Lileatllt TRAILER SPACE In cool, sacluded spot. All factlltiH In Syracuse. Phon• 912-3904. Very rusonable. $-31-Hc Trilek·~~ · ButldOZK · to the Smiltl"'t Huter Core. · . · , N'M 'a•UU:.II a·Hio' ·· S . L~""~·m~-~~1~4~~-.,..!~~!} TRAILER. Brown's Trailer p·•rk, Mtn-·llte. - . , . 992_ 1111 '"".... rn :1324. 721121 ' • c MODERN walnut stereo radio combination, 4-speaker 10\md ROOM hou •-th t I b •........ ut tl 5 se, ua . .. nqu re sya,.m, ...-~ a oma c: Maplewood Lake. . - <:hanger, ....... controls. 7-31·61< Balence ... ~.79. Ust our ..,.. t terms. .,. ""'II ,.._ 992--3352. bvwve For Sale rl-, s~l IIIUII •• . ' ss.·5'5. t\ 14-FOQT ttbertliais hoet. hp, Mercury molor. Ll~ lockets and skts. Phone 1192-7!illl. TvTP~~ ~~;~~;~ ~'irti.::~"P'i; q Real Estate For Sale wuz·HOME WIF TH: CHIC!< EN !'OI>S '• And.·.' , , -GI:JA•&uyf:a~:'l)..o'i, , ~"' ,.. , I!Jiont m ~2~ ' _•_, J•;..._.:lnlf ',' --Hom i~ - •.. · .. I I I"UIII · ·.• , ' · ·,. . ,. · ,· ... I. Mlltn.,POrn., , Y• . ~ . R.. AD_ Y-MIX o.. ; ' ·, CO .. CRET" c '' ..dilllvoted right to your • proJect. Fatl ond Hsy, Fl'lt • ttfllllttes. Phono· H2-328~. G=ltJn ~tad Mix Co MJ 1.......:.. Oh ,. " 'VI'Y'" Jo, · 6-30-ff ' · ·· c. · ATHERTON T.V. ·•ND . ,.. E~EOTRONIC SERVIC::I!. Phone Pl!-3149, L - D_.._.., ..... ~''"'" 3-T!f-fft '. BY OOIITiiACt .• ROOfiNG~ WANT AD Pafnttni " INFORMATION llepali• & OJADLINES 5 P.M. Day Before Publlcaolon Carpenter Monday Deadline 9 ll.m . · Cancellation & Corrections Will be accepted unlit Pa.m. for 3 BEDROOM mobile home. 7-21-6tc Doy or Publlcallon lnqulra Mand G Food Merkel HARRI'SON'S TV AND AN. REGULATIONS on Rt. 7.three mlfH south of TE_N NA. 'SERVICE. Phone The Publisher reserve5 the Middleport. cecil ••••berry 992 2522 .r ight to eCiit or retect any ads· 7 ROOM HOUSE and bath, J 7-31-3tp 6-lO-tfc 11~. . deemed oblectional . The ~sold,wlth2acresgrou ---------lit. I publisher will not be respons•ooe ' Ll u's location near scho. INSTALL lor more lhan one ;ncorrecr Selling reasonable for qu ,, ~ROOMS and both, 163Hincoln YOUR NEW insertion. RATES sale because of health. P1ul Hts ., Pomeroy. Phone 992Y ., For Want Ad Service Tav lor ' Middleport Rt · I· 3575 after-5:30p.m. ~ • 6-5-tfc ' 5cents per Word one insertion 8·3-6tc All •lzes In atock, 011 or ouel FURNISHEO room over Oil fired . Call now, for btsf 12 Minimum cents perCharge . w >rd7Sc threE Not' 1ns 11 II 1 11 on. consecutive insPrUnM ICI Pomeroy Wine Store. Phone 111 cents per word six con992-5293. " children of Long Beach, Calif., seculive lnserllons . HAYMAN'S AUCTION t(ouse, •3-tfc ~~ POMEROY SEP'l'IC t.,k, ~lunecl: Mllttr Re d M Osb F I SECTION 2 . Subject to the 25" I o·s I .d Laurel Cliff, now open each r 1 .Sanitation, Siewert, Olllo. Ph, Goo. Hollmf~tt, llroker v. an rs. orne arey provisions of settion s of this dsa 0•racden 10 c~,uhnl 10" 0Pat Friday to receive con J. W.car.y,Mgr •. d62-3035. LAND CONTRACT 4 of Canal Winchester, Mr. and Ordinance, payments for the a ~AR~P~F ~~A~KS ays . slgnmentsat lOa.m. Auction FURNISHED and unfurnished Ph. tf2.2111 2-12-lfc bedrooms, bath, · furnace, Mrs. Franklin Wray and son of street lighting rurnlshed & OBITUARY start!~ apartments.Close to school. Openni60.IIr , hereunder by service the Company to ..,. at 7 p.m. Let us sell Ph -2 • .,. basel!lent . SI,OOO.OO down. Colwnbus, Mr. and Mrs . Alvin the Munlcipallty .shall be made E:~~,soa~~~ti~~af~~rc::lmJ~~mum. your merchandise. one"" ..,_._ 0-ll-tfc RACINE RURAL NEIGL!R ~struJ:tlon. For 1 SearJsandsonsofChicago,Mr. mor'lthly In accordance with BLINDADS J22--tfc RIDICOIIAT!O 3 building or romodellna )lOUr bills rendered therefor by the COAL, limestone. E~celslor b, td~ooms, furnace, home, call Guy Nelglor •. and Mrs. Asel Searls, Jr. and Companv, such payments to be Additional 25c Charge per Salt Works, E. Main St., bosament, tnd 1 bedroom Racine, Ohto. daughter of Dayton and Dal~ mad ! on or before the 10th day A!lvertisement . · WILL pick up merchandise and ot the month next succeeding OFFICE HOURS take to auction on a per aperlonent down. Only 7-31-llc Pomeroy . Phone 1192-3891. Chapman of Colwnbus visited that in which the service was 8 · 30 a.m . to 5:00p.m . Daily, centage basls . Call Jim 1969 FOR[) Cobra. ~-'-<l, -128 4-9-ttc $8750.110 f'OMEROY ''- ' recentlywithMr.andMrs.Paul furnished,andlntheevenfttllt 8 . 30 am . to 12 ·00 Noon Adams, auctioneer, Rutland . cu. ln. Phone 949-2917. -,:-;;;;-;:;-:;==:::-:=:--., SHADED- 4 btdi'Oilma. hath, WHEEL Horse Sales and the Munlclpalfty shall fail to Saturday . full bastment. Gal furnace. Service. .B aum Lumbar Phone 7n-.u.u. 8-2-6tc EARLY American stereo radio Searls. make said monthly payment combination, AM& FMMdlo, Goroge. $7500.110 POMEROY. Company, Chester, Ohio. 9·23-ltc Recent visitors in the William when due as provided herein, 4-speaker sound system, 4AIR CONDITIONED 3 Phone 985-3301. . 1965 CHEVROLET trvck, oo Frazier home were Mr. and said deferred payments snail LEGAL NOTICE speed automatic changer. bedroom1 , oteam hut. Full 5-20-tfc rust, 6-cyltnder, A· 1 condition. bear interest at the rate of 6 per $tiled Bids will be received Mrs. Danny Little and Kim, Mr. cen t per annum from the date of by the Meigs Local School Balance S71.32. Use our basoment. Garage. S20 000 motor, starter, ba-ttery, and Mrs. Clinton Ward, Brenda maturity until the tlate paid, District Board of Education at OLD UPRIGHT poanos. any brakes, new tires with new budget terms. Call 992-3352. POMI;ROY. ' AIR CONOITIONifjG, condition. as long as have not and should 'the Municipality their office In the Meigs Jr . factory built camper. Phbne and Penni of Crystal Lake, Ill ., detautt :--:-==-:c'-c-:--7-·28-6tc 75 ACRES8 room housa. 3 car Relrlgtrltton servtce. Ja~k's In making any such High School Building. Mid · been wet. Paying StO each. 992.5392 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. , MODEL New .. ___ mo"lle gar1111t, fruit, onlnerolt. Fiord Refrigeration, New Htven. . Mr. and Mrs. William (Jackie) payment$ for a period of four dleport. 967 First floor only. Mondays will Ohio , for school bus nnuun • tractor. COW, HOG, and l"hone ~- 2079. · ' 4-26-tfc Little, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Uttle (4) months, then and in that tires unlll 12 :00 o'clock noon on be pick-up day, Write. giving - - - - - home. 12x60 foot, 2 bedroom. CHICKENS. All for SIS,500. 4-6-tfc event lhe Company may at any August 2S, 1970, at whlctl time good directions. Witten Plano 1958 PLYMOUTH sloth n Phone 1192-6968. FOR lEST RISULTS CALL U$ and Bradley, Rt. 1 Middleport, time thereafter discontinue said Bids will be opened The tire-bid Company, Box 188, Sardis. · Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Rife , Rt. 1 street lighting service without prices wagon, nine passenger. Good --------7--30-6..:.....:1p HELEN& VIRGIL TEAFORD C. BRADFORD1 Auctioneer are to Include the Qh;o 439-16. notice; and thereafter until demounting motor, tires, battery. Priced of the old tire and m-332.1 Complete >ervlce ' Cheshire, Mr. and Mrs. Larry such time as the full amount due mounting the new one or 5-13-tfc for quick sate, S100. Contact PEACHES - 3 number 2V• SYRACUSE Phone91l-3821 Weimann, Ginny and Andy of to the Company under the t•rm s recapped tire on the rim and cans. 89c; Ice milk 99c gallon; Eldon Walburn, phone 11927-30-6tc Racine, Ohio thiS Ordmaoce has been paid, placing the mounted tire and OLD FURNITURE, dishes, 2805. Kyger, Robert R_upe of Brad· of milk 99c gallon; lowl bocon, Crill Bradford the Companv, at its option , may rim on the bus. trunks. etc. Write M. D. sliced, 3 till. S1 .39; tomatoes, 2 !rome housa, storm bury, Wilbur Wines, Rt. 1 or may not resume &aid street 7·26· tfc 5-1-ttc specifications please ca ll Miller, Rt. ~. Pomeroy, 0. cabbage, sweet corn, ' a ll windows, l'h boths, 2-car · Cheshire Mr d M Chari lighting service, provided , or For write Larry Morrison, 992Call 992-6271. • ' ·an rs. es however, that no char{-es Jhall garage, 383 N. 3rd Ave., SEWING MACHINES, IIIPIIr bargain prtced. We grow our : Clark 1 Hobson, Mr. and Mrs. be made by the Compar.y for 2153. J-B·tfc own. M and G Food Market, Mlddl1f1111:1. Phone 992-619~. service, all makes, 992-~; (8) 17, 2-4, "'' : Clem Bumbernick and Freddie street light ing se rvice during on Stele Rt. 7, three mites The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. any such period In which said USED baby bed In good con. south of Middleport. ' Johnstown, Pa.l Mr. and Mrs. service is d iscontinued a$ In this Authorized Si~r S..ias and Phone 992-3893. dition. 2 Dr . hardtop, d BBL . 455 cu . 7-31-3tp NOTICE ON FILING : Carl Weimann, Rt. I Bidwell Sec lion 2 provided Sarvlci. We Sha,rpon Sci~ 8-2-3tc ln. engine, ,. speed trans .. OF INVENTORY 3-29·ff~, ' Ml!• Debra Shuler, Rt. 1 Slfety track, Rally II wheels, AND APPRAIS.EMENT NEW ;J-,!I.I;P-l!QJJM hQme,, 1'12 power disc brakes, and The state of Ohio. Meiga : Langsville, is spending a few baths, full buemont, atCounty. Probatt CoUrf , m1nr other eccnsorles .. POMEROY ROSE HILL ARIA • daye with her grandparents, SECTION 31 ThJ Gompln'lf To Jbe J;xecutrl'- , of ! the New car. tached Utility room, YOU HAVE A DATE WltH·.US • , ' ' · ~ FULL 'OR ' Part tim~~ Sefvlce air eonalt oned. Syricuse, agrees during the term hereof estate; fo svrh of the following : Sticker Prict 54D31.01 . Sl1lt :; Mr. and Mrs. Ale. Shuler . TODAY t o - how much real . Atfi Insure"" customers with Watkins to Install additional street lights as are residents of the State of Pritt 53545.11. Cillo, Mol s County. Phone · Mrs. Tommy Brisker (Alice of the type and size specified OhiO. viz : - the surviving living rou will got In owning' c~ncelledt Loot y ur Quality Products. Earn $J per 61~-992·345 ' fhts charming 1 story frame operetor'• license? Call 992· Taylor) and Mrs. Robert Miller above, when authorized to do so spouse, the ne)(f of kin, the hour up. Write D-59, Walkins 8-2·tfC Buill by the pretent owner 2966. · ' (Doris Taylor) of Oak Hill by resolution or the Council. beneficiaries under the will; Products, Inc., Winona, Pro11fded, however, that the and to the attorney or attorneys thts home hu 3 nice 6-15-tlc Minnesota 55987. 8 -3·1tc BALSCOPE Zoom 60, never called on Mr. and Mrs. Alex new street lights stlall be repr esenting any of the 2 Dr . hardtop, factory air bldroomo, built In kitchen, used, S95. Range IInder, now, condllloned, vinvl top, wire routed within 250 feet of a aforemention&d persons : llluler oo Wedo!esctay. nlce bath, gOOd size living wheel covers, hydramatlc, St8. Also, Garcia 2154B, 10distribution· circuli of ttle Emmett G . Will , Deceased. room. farge utltlty room wltll P .S .• P.B., and many other Company; and , provided, Rt . 3 Pomeroy, Ohio. Salisbury foot medium action, last cebinots and stnk, !ergo accessories . Demo . further, that not more than ten Township, No . 20304 taper surlcastlng rod with Sticker Prlc:t SS305.0f • Salt garago end bretizeway, {10\ additional lights may be You are hereby notified tttat LOCAL MEN. Train now to Garcia «12 sal.t water high Price S4414.JI. required during the last year of the Inventory and Ap -kshap, atorage butldtng, 9 drive seml.truck, diesel and speed retrlevo tplnnlng retl the period of this Ordinance. praisement of the estate ot the woodtd .acres 10 go with H. gas, local or over the road. Dl with 2 extra spools, never The Company shall not be aforementioned, de<:eased, late PRICE~ 4T JUST '14.HO.et You can earn over ~ per hour ..,._II n , used, 168. Pact<aae of Garcia, required to make any ex- of said County , was filed in th is alter short training . No ex1.GOO yards, Bonn(! line No. tensions or renewals in the Court . Said Inventory and IIUtCK PONTIAC 15 $8 Mr Rl d R00t PROPi!ttTY 15 GoiNG UP, TO evenllhat the Municipality It~ In Appraisement will be for perience necessM"y . For GNIC TRUCKS ' . s. c r ' IUY 011 SILL CONTACT US arrears In payment for services hearing belore this Court on the 011111'a Lll'1tlf ~~~ ..... application and personal ., Phone 1192·2336 after 7 p.m. POMEROY TODAY rendered . The minimum 19thdayofAuoust. l970,atlO:OO interview, call30•-:ut-884, or number of street lights shall be o'clock A.M. HEIIIIV CLELAND 8-2-3tp write Advance Safetv Deot., not less than the sum of the total Any person desiring to file RE4LTOR Falwell Fa•t Freight, 5517 1962 FORO, SlSO. Phone 1192- CANNING TOMATOES? 11 number specified abo~Je, and e•ceptlont~ thereto must file Offl!lt~-22$f Midland Drive, Ctiorle>ton, whenever additional ll~tlts are Jt)em at least fi\le davs prior to 5558. buthel. Pick yOUr O!NII. Groin . llti. n<·2NII , w. Va . 25306. ln$lalled, ttle minimum number ~-dat e set for hearing. 8-2-Jic Aerts Farm, Jahn Hill, t..tart . ,. l-2-3tc of liOhfl shall be Increased Given under my hand and 8·3-1tc Folia, Cillo. accordinoly . seat of said Court. this 31st day 31 It Is furtl'ler aoreed tttat the of July 1970 '· ·5tc OLDER HOOSE on choice lof tn 1 Company stt111 move street F. H. O'lrlen BE I. PLAYHOUSE TOY GAS FLOOR furnace with Syrltcuso. Prio:td tor quick · lights to new locations. or Prob1te Judge 1nd DEALER : Work August to CGntrols, 70,000 BTU's. Phone change the type of fixture$ to ••-officio Citric of 11id Court sate. C.ll 992·5324, ' · December, free training. No PAINT SALE: Farm and home another tJpespeclried above, as 1192-J6U. 7-26-tf~ white latex house paint, 54.95 collecting, no delivery. no requeste by resolution of the By Ann a. Watlct~t r.llon, King Buttdtrs Supply 7"31 ·3tc ::2-=s=To=;R:::Y:-:-.-:-br-:-,.-:-k--:b""4"'"'Jidtno.' cash Investment . Call collect Counc il; provided, however, Cltrk ompany..<. 290 N. 2nd. Mld61oi-J77.H91, Charlotte that tu actual cost to the C8) 3. 10, 2tc AWNINGS, storm - ._ and Middleport. No rHIOnali!fe dleport; unto. Heiskell, South Point, Ohio. Company In making such windows; carports, offerrtf..W.Atsotofex125; · relocation. or change In fix 7·19-tfc 7-17-tlc marqutel, blown and boll MJddllfiDI't.l Phone 992-5251. tures, t~hall be paid for by the NOTICE OF Municipality . Insulation. Elmer White, 7-28-~ APPOINTMENT sales reprHOnlativo. For free Cllt No. 20347 SECTION C: Ttle Companv Estate Of Thomas F . c_,rroll. tall mates, phone Ch.,les ' shall endeavor fo furnish suf- Deceased . SIAMESE kittens. Phone 247Ltste, Syrtcute. V. V. ficient electric energy 1(1 keep 2618. Notice Is hereby given that Johmon end Son, Inc. . said street lighting lamps Mae Carroll. ot Aulland, Ohio, t-28. 12tp burning continuouSly during ttle has been duly appointed Adnight season each and everl ministratrix of the Estate of night during ttle term hereof. 1 , Ttlomas F. Carroll, deceased. PARKVIEW Kennelt, Poodt.,, for any reason, there is a failure late of Meigs County. Ohio . and bird dogs. AKC::. Pet alld to furnlsn said energy for more show pup~s. Grooming. Creditors are required to file than an aggreaate of four (d) their claims with said fiduciary Phane 1192, hours In any one monttl and within four months . 3-17-ffC upon wrllten notice of suctl Dated this 30th dav of July. aggregate outage furniShed to 1970 the Company by the J. H. O'Brien (R£'aniou Prooj) REGISTERED toy lox terrlor Municipality within ten (10) Judge of 11id County pupr.les. Vernon ·· Weber, days after receipt of bill for UJ Probate We're proud to talk about 3, 10, 17, 3tc Ruland. · such service, there shall be 1 our busines.~ . It's fascintltlna. pro rata reducJion from the bill Dyn amit:. Appcal11 to the ----------~--~~2-6tc for Slid month to cover such small in\'estor. No experience Flrri U~e of RuleJ No lia bility shall atMALE boxer pup. Phone 1192· A DOG'S LIFE? "Yuppy," outages. nct·es.~llry. With V('ry Hitle 3929. . tact~ to ttle Company for any The first official U.S. tena 1-year..,ld beagle, 1111 ditcontuances of services. money he or she cau a<:hleve nis championship using Eng~2-6tc ou&llde hlo thatched-roof fimmdal satisfou..iion-qnidc· lish rules and Engllsh baUa SECTIONS : Until such time dolbouse iD the E:ouma ly ur mmll·mtc..ly. It's r<?un the electors of the was hekl at the Casiao In lalaad ebalo of the Baha- as to <h·idt!. ' Mu'nic ipality authorize an Oms is ll vt•nding nla~ mas. "Yappy" jolt could alternative mettlod fo·r the Newport, R.I., on Aug. 31, 2 FAMILY hou11, '294 RIC:f St., lie the ouly pooch Ia the payment of the then current 1881, accordlog to Encyclo· dtint• \nugranl. The belt. Mlddlopilrt. Colt 992-325P.' bills of the Municipality foP ttle paedla Britannica. \Vc t•sta )li~ h rouh' L1catio~1. '710 Bahama• wllh a Poly- streef lighting service provided 6-IWO!c l'ro\'itlc fhwst line of lllllh:k lleliaa-lype home, or aay- in this Ordinance, collection for ( · itl.'ms. We tnitb ~ <.'otmsel wllere elle, for that matter. auch service Shill be mad·e as EDIIidl Pope guidl·, huld yonr hand uutd provldelt In Rate Ordinance No. Nichol B---'-• )·m•'rt.· firmly i.'ntrmchrd. No 965-70of the Mun lclpallty, fixing as .UIII&apear I an cxpi.'fit'tuJe D('<."L'JIIllt)'. ]nil ralos whiCh lhe Company may EngUshman, was a Pope of Carpenter News choroe lor soandord secondary the Roman Catbollc Church. h~nwstr . lntl'grity, willing~ nt•ss tu lish•u, wnrk tmt1 gh·c Walter Swett eoeclrlc service oo consumers on He was Pope Adrian IV from Mr. and "-. ...u the Municipality and bia stn·k-t·. were guesto of Mr. and Mrs. establishing o formula lor ~~~4 to I death In 1158. ,tntl \'uum·t·d ""'~- Spe d Mr vorr,ing such rates, or sut:h .u.: ore his election to the .,..,...,.. ncer an . A. R. ord nonce or ordinances u mey ~apacy he waa the C•'""'-·1 $fiUI 1 ff•; :"':,.,;:;it;:;~:·~:;.,,~in~~·~ ·c~s!ti.. Cas•- in Charles'·n W Va On from time to .time be In effecf IIU'IIf _!' cu'"11" "" "' ' · · ror such purposes following the iahop of Albano. · ami · hl't'ulorv Tburldaytheyvlsited with their expirltlon of said Ordinance •·\t ra 1011-IJt.law and daughter, Mr. No . !65-70 ond during the term Jk I l!ad Mrl. Artlwr Reedy and of t•os Ordlnanct. etter th lrty days from Its family in Pomeroy and helped SECTION 6: The Company pestagt, lnd lhall remain In tffect for 1 period Of flwt C5) lht!lr granddaughter, Cindy sholl save the Munlelp,ollty "tten t'hereatttr: provided It harmltls fr~m 1ny 1nd' all ~'celebrate her 12th bJrJh. Ill bUlly OCCISIOntd by the 1011 lhlll hiVe been IC.CIPIId by fttl Compeny by ~rltten ac. day 111111 his parents, Mr. and negligence of tho Compony on cept1nce In the Oftlc-.: a:t .._ W 1 t MtAAI__. the co"strucfion, mtlntenence the Clert flltd ot the Municipality. ~ · • wet, ~..... '• ond operallon of Ill llriot ~le tbelr 55th wedding ilghtlno syiiem Jn sold S'ECTtON 9; Tht torms·~nd llllllvenary. They spent the Munlc;pollty . rovi(Jolil Of this Ordlnanc• 1r1 Qinf and "ltwtrll and the In· Weekend Wilh their grand- SECTION 7, All IIKiures v•lldlty ot one ahall not affect qllfldrta while the Reedya shall be ~lalned In as good the walldlty Of tha Dfhtrl . ..1 oreler In ondition II rrac e. oxpenso o lhe V'acaliOned at Dlact Water llcoboe o P111td by fha councU of the ~.all.l. W. Va. Company. Title to all wires. Vlllego or Nllddltport, O~lo. this , poles, 11mps find appurtenances 22n' dty of Juno, 1tJO, used by the Company In fur ~PPROVED: , JJ' Not a S.u&Aeraer ntshinD the service con Juno 22, 1lro "'IAePIII!n Fo•ter, tbe author lemplolld In thl> Ordlnonco II .11 " and shall be In the Comp1ny. C. 0. Flshtr ' out best-loved plantation , t-\l~r ga was npt a IOiJiherD~r SECTIOitl•l: ThiS Or,nonct ATTEST : birth . ...,_ song wrt'ter shtll <oncot o~d suptntdt Gone Groft Y J.n.:: Ordinance Nd. 951 -69, pas~ Cterk ·\ J81 lll!rn near Pitt•burgh . June t, 1969, ond sholl toke Pa,.• in: D. effect end H In tore• from and (1J 21, 21, Cl) •• t .tc Bal~;!nd VEP.···.I J-IEERED . ' 1 'I•. J·30-3tltc · !"""CHEVROLET ""' I '. ' • ·1fc• AIUR Sj>fat, ,ont'lnilefi-om new Mo)g• High SCtiOIII an old · lit. 33: PIIane 992-'2941. ' ' 'S20l5 6 Cyf:, 3 ·speed stick Shfft, .. "· Root Spout4no 11 Wtrlfi ·· Contact: ORVIW: DfNSON · RJRIIAR Real Estate For Sale H'O"ISTE'n·E ' •. REALTY ° Auto Sales ------- Ml~ WINKU:1 ~~5T FIX IT FOR ME TO ADOF>T LOVf.Y AND tLL ~NG PlHITY C1.16T"oME;R& TO ~MY e!ONI'II'IZ. Wanted To Buy ·-··Its. sroih 70 Pontiac GTO ·, g•r:· Male Help_WaQ!ed · Cleland Realty IllS. · ., 1h: 70 Pontiac Bonneville Help Wanted :DANNIE'S · amuARS -------..J MOBILE t!OM£s ' •. I .,....... -----F01 Sale Business Opportunities Pets For Sale AND SUDDENLY YOU'RE IN BUSINESS ------ -----For Rent or Salt · I ' s r. \ - . ~ L Picture ·: molcllnJ II. Barracuda &.Tilrowi 10. •'Let there be-" 12. And others tabbr.J IJ, Batil)i (el. J If. Claooltled• 16. G•IJ!· ll.l':.':.'!:!' ~b\f.i IT. Fll'lt lel'p&nt 12-.) !&. God of pl...... 20.CSM4!an P""'"CO <"llbr-l 21.Apoment lll. :ar,ldy 25.Errt.Uc(al) .. UJitn rr.P.or ...... ll.s.er.t ·.38....._ a:£:.,.n dlc:llllll ' If. KID ' a&. lbm't~tep ·--by .a.=-.· •-v~r .· tO.Ihliao4 ' .• .... OOdctlll :;;ii~''· ' CROSSWORD 3.0ld 21. Youog c. Plural 22. M&ine meuure endln& 5. Sneak 6. !Jqul4 meamre 7. Farm pro4uet 8.Hlt(2wdJ.) &. Wannth 11. Dependable 13. Reality 15. Wooda' fracran .. 11. Japene.. lnslru· mont 19. Vat JJllJJMID~;t.W ,.,;:1!!:! oatmon ,.n. Urucramble lheoe fwr Jumblu, one letter to each oquare. to &tor 23. Clllldld ollot :U. Ani· mal I B.4TOU encl<l• u.s~=~ 27. The Seven 29.E..,.pea 30.81p04 ... (In(.) 31 ........ members __ form _four ordinary word1. r-.,.,~ 82. Dispute 3f. u.ty'o pnnenl 87. Pftflx: thret 38.POIHn fO. Prefix: away [1 . r •. ""'"'''""....._.r.,~,~. �. ' . ·s;;7~;;r~. Bargains;·~rgainJ, an-~ . M"re.,. Barpiq$..In · REPEALING OROIN~NCE ' •, · , .' BY .9LENNA SHULER NO . ' 051-U AND ~ON · • ' . ., ' ,, ' ' ( ' , .Rev ••d Mfs Os""rne lRACTING woT~ c.OLUMJUS '1,1-::: .,,. , ""::_ -,......., , '"'".;,.,.,.,,,::...:,!: _• ..,,,.;; . '" • .._,~"i"I"""T .· ;..,,"",....,.,..;,;..,.c.;...::;,;:c.;"'""'1l11 ' .. . .,.. . ""te ' .AND SOUTHERN ' OHIO ' . 1 h t _lll'ley of Canal Winc\le8 r EL~CTRIC COMPANY, ITS ,'_ '9nt~ we,tle _ nd wiU1 Rev . .rul succEsSORS ;.ND ~I.S51f!NS, · . ~"'• . , ' 3 · I' ., - r~L~'fyHs~ T~;N~~·e,;~E ~ -..Rayn;onoi.File.OnS!Inday IIley all,atfendeli tho 25th Ward PUBLIC PLACES IN THE ~011 at tho Meigs County ~~i~t~E g~u~'f~LE~~~J; · FalrgNund. FIXING OR PROVIDING ~0~· Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Searls ~~'i.~'t~1~~l01 ~UtJE~ 111111 VlcXie Lynn Of Columbus SERVICES, AND PROVIDING pol nine days vacalloo here FOR THE MANNER OF with his ~I&_._ Mr. and Mrs. PAYMENT THEREFOR. .Paul Seails."'"l'llef went to BE IT ORDAINI!D BY THE p b y ' d th COUNCIL OF THE VILLI.GE . ••rce urg , a. an O er OF MIDDLEPORT , STATE OF point. of interest. oH oo : Mr. and Mrs. Donald \A!ach, SECTION 1' Thai cooumbus Marcl.a, Johnny and Roger, are and · southern Ohio Electric vaStacatellonlngParkatinJenKme·entuWclkleyy, •'•o•m,gpnasn.y(,he'r'eson'autctecre'c'oolro'edatnhde "Company") '' hereby vosted Enroutehometheywillspenda with the rlghl to light with day at Camden Park. Mr. Leach electricity the streots. alleys and other public places In the is oo vacauoo from Kyger Vlllaoe of Middleport . oh;o, Creek Pill"' (herelnlltor calttd the ""' "Municipality") and th~ Mrs. Beasie File and Mrs. company shall have the right to Myrde File spent a day with chorot and receive orom the Municipality peymono lor •••• Mr. and M~. John Veith. • ., services In accordance wlth the Mr. and Mrs. Perry Bradbury SChedule of roles set lorlh . and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sisson below · A•' I ' Ixoures s h • II b e ~ mounted on wood poles , unless enj()J11!11a picnic outing at Lake olherwose, steled. ond energiZed by overhead H a ~nt Sunday ope ·~· ' dislrlbullon lee II Illes . Tht roles Mr. and Mrs. Melvin UtUe of are based on all night burning Cheshire called on Mr . and Mrs. every day of 4000 the year, or ap Marlin Rife recently. proKimately hours per f year. 5 Mrs. SqduiMre TayKior ;Y wmore, 0 ., an rs. en Year are as follows: Taylorandson,Chris,ofTexas 17&, 8000, Mercury Vapor, called on Mr. W. W. Underw ood . OBS - on wood PO I!S or ext·sol ng steel standard$ 06), $37.50. Also visiting in Mr . Un8000, Mercurv vapor, oes _ derwood's home were Keith on new steel standards, s.so.oo. TayIor and fr ten . ds • and Greg, Glass u, Enclosed 25000, Mercury Vapor. on wood poles or Steve and Bill Taylor of existing steel standards, 572.50. 25000, Mercury Vapor, Glus Columbus' t I sanI Enclo$ed on new see ikin d thr Mrs. Agnes E San ee dards, S95.CO. @)'• - ' - . ' .. . ...or 01 II ftv !IIIV.~ QU,...,.. • •' 1H9 FORD "MusfaOg 2 [)r , F"' R•:.. ' ' . , ' ' "' . .....,_ ,.. , . PO 2·- .,._._ . ~ ... . Hardtop, , lrnpafll 2 [)r, ~llrcftop, V-8 automatlc.transmiS$Ion. . ·· . S2295 mofoj-, fitdiO & . fS S2l . ' lHICHEV~OLJ!!T ·"" ·a.eveile '.4 Dr. hardtop, 6 c-,1., raulo, power .sfeerlng & automatic transmission. · · 4! MotIF Co L.IFOJ . ., • ...U @) . ( -' OPIN IYIS. I:OO P.M. PCIMIIO'f¥IJIIO .. · , ·CJassifled$t · , ,. I f' ' SHE j ' ,:.~u;,'J.=. apart, · 71 ;:::Jt:~=;~:=::~::=::=:::!l:=~~Sc:::::J~=t:2 EXP"£RT ;, ,'_ ,..; ... .._v,' ' ~r vu', ·. ",· Ai'.•_f'.._ dll:..i.'lnir,, .• Yio' ,' 1111._ 1 • .•;.;..,..,.~ . ., . . . ,.'IJPIIIIIII NEW ONE-bodroem apartment, $65 month . . lf!CI~Ir• Burlingham St...., Rt. :13. · 8-2-6tc ~ - - ' - - - - - - - -*-·2-3tc Lileatllt TRAILER SPACE In cool, sacluded spot. All factlltiH In Syracuse. Phon• 912-3904. Very rusonable. $-31-Hc Trilek·~~ · ButldOZK · to the Smiltl"'t Huter Core. · . · , N'M 'a•UU:.II a·Hio' ·· S . L~""~·m~-~~1~4~~-.,..!~~!} TRAILER. Brown's Trailer p·•rk, Mtn-·llte. - . , . 992_ 1111 '"".... rn :1324. 721121 ' • c MODERN walnut stereo radio combination, 4-speaker 10\md ROOM hou •-th t I b •........ ut tl 5 se, ua . .. nqu re sya,.m, ...-~ a oma c: Maplewood Lake. . - <:hanger, ....... controls. 7-31·61< Balence ... ~.79. Ust our ..,.. t terms. .,. ""'II ,.._ 992--3352. bvwve For Sale rl-, s~l IIIUII •• . ' ss.·5'5. t\ 14-FOQT ttbertliais hoet. hp, Mercury molor. Ll~ lockets and skts. Phone 1192-7!illl. TvTP~~ ~~;~~;~ ~'irti.::~"P'i; q Real Estate For Sale wuz·HOME WIF TH: CHIC!< EN !'OI>S '• And.·.' , , -GI:JA•&uyf:a~:'l)..o'i, , ~"' ,.. , I!Jiont m ~2~ ' _•_, J•;..._.:lnlf ',' --Hom i~ - •.. · .. I I I"UIII · ·.• , ' · ·,. . ,. · ,· ... I. Mlltn.,POrn., , Y• . ~ . R.. AD_ Y-MIX o.. ; ' ·, CO .. CRET" c '' ..dilllvoted right to your • proJect. Fatl ond Hsy, Fl'lt • ttfllllttes. Phono· H2-328~. G=ltJn ~tad Mix Co MJ 1.......:.. Oh ,. " 'VI'Y'" Jo, · 6-30-ff ' · ·· c. · ATHERTON T.V. ·•ND . ,.. E~EOTRONIC SERVIC::I!. Phone Pl!-3149, L - D_.._.., ..... ~''"'" 3-T!f-fft '. BY OOIITiiACt .• ROOfiNG~ WANT AD Pafnttni " INFORMATION llepali• & OJADLINES 5 P.M. Day Before Publlcaolon Carpenter Monday Deadline 9 ll.m . · Cancellation & Corrections Will be accepted unlit Pa.m. for 3 BEDROOM mobile home. 7-21-6tc Doy or Publlcallon lnqulra Mand G Food Merkel HARRI'SON'S TV AND AN. REGULATIONS on Rt. 7.three mlfH south of TE_N NA. 'SERVICE. Phone The Publisher reserve5 the Middleport. cecil ••••berry 992 2522 .r ight to eCiit or retect any ads· 7 ROOM HOUSE and bath, J 7-31-3tp 6-lO-tfc 11~. . deemed oblectional . The ~sold,wlth2acresgrou ---------lit. I publisher will not be respons•ooe ' Ll u's location near scho. INSTALL lor more lhan one ;ncorrecr Selling reasonable for qu ,, ~ROOMS and both, 163Hincoln YOUR NEW insertion. RATES sale because of health. P1ul Hts ., Pomeroy. Phone 992Y ., For Want Ad Service Tav lor ' Middleport Rt · I· 3575 after-5:30p.m. ~ • 6-5-tfc ' 5cents per Word one insertion 8·3-6tc All •lzes In atock, 011 or ouel FURNISHEO room over Oil fired . Call now, for btsf 12 Minimum cents perCharge . w >rd7Sc threE Not' 1ns 11 II 1 11 on. consecutive insPrUnM ICI Pomeroy Wine Store. Phone 111 cents per word six con992-5293. " children of Long Beach, Calif., seculive lnserllons . HAYMAN'S AUCTION t(ouse, •3-tfc ~~ POMEROY SEP'l'IC t.,k, ~lunecl: Mllttr Re d M Osb F I SECTION 2 . Subject to the 25" I o·s I .d Laurel Cliff, now open each r 1 .Sanitation, Siewert, Olllo. Ph, Goo. Hollmf~tt, llroker v. an rs. orne arey provisions of settion s of this dsa 0•racden 10 c~,uhnl 10" 0Pat Friday to receive con J. W.car.y,Mgr •. d62-3035. LAND CONTRACT 4 of Canal Winchester, Mr. and Ordinance, payments for the a ~AR~P~F ~~A~KS ays . slgnmentsat lOa.m. Auction FURNISHED and unfurnished Ph. tf2.2111 2-12-lfc bedrooms, bath, · furnace, Mrs. Franklin Wray and son of street lighting rurnlshed & OBITUARY start!~ apartments.Close to school. Openni60.IIr , hereunder by service the Company to ..,. at 7 p.m. Let us sell Ph -2 • .,. basel!lent . SI,OOO.OO down. Colwnbus, Mr. and Mrs . Alvin the Munlcipallty .shall be made E:~~,soa~~~ti~~af~~rc::lmJ~~mum. your merchandise. one"" ..,_._ 0-ll-tfc RACINE RURAL NEIGL!R ~struJ:tlon. For 1 SearJsandsonsofChicago,Mr. mor'lthly In accordance with BLINDADS J22--tfc RIDICOIIAT!O 3 building or romodellna )lOUr bills rendered therefor by the COAL, limestone. E~celslor b, td~ooms, furnace, home, call Guy Nelglor •. and Mrs. Asel Searls, Jr. and Companv, such payments to be Additional 25c Charge per Salt Works, E. Main St., bosament, tnd 1 bedroom Racine, Ohto. daughter of Dayton and Dal~ mad ! on or before the 10th day A!lvertisement . · WILL pick up merchandise and ot the month next succeeding OFFICE HOURS take to auction on a per aperlonent down. Only 7-31-llc Pomeroy . Phone 1192-3891. Chapman of Colwnbus visited that in which the service was 8 · 30 a.m . to 5:00p.m . Daily, centage basls . Call Jim 1969 FOR[) Cobra. ~-'-<l, -128 4-9-ttc $8750.110 f'OMEROY ''- ' recentlywithMr.andMrs.Paul furnished,andlntheevenfttllt 8 . 30 am . to 12 ·00 Noon Adams, auctioneer, Rutland . cu. ln. Phone 949-2917. -,:-;;;;-;:;-:;==:::-:=:--., SHADED- 4 btdi'Oilma. hath, WHEEL Horse Sales and the Munlclpalfty shall fail to Saturday . full bastment. Gal furnace. Service. .B aum Lumbar Phone 7n-.u.u. 8-2-6tc EARLY American stereo radio Searls. make said monthly payment combination, AM& FMMdlo, Goroge. $7500.110 POMEROY. Company, Chester, Ohio. 9·23-ltc Recent visitors in the William when due as provided herein, 4-speaker sound system, 4AIR CONDITIONED 3 Phone 985-3301. . 1965 CHEVROLET trvck, oo Frazier home were Mr. and said deferred payments snail LEGAL NOTICE speed automatic changer. bedroom1 , oteam hut. Full 5-20-tfc rust, 6-cyltnder, A· 1 condition. bear interest at the rate of 6 per $tiled Bids will be received Mrs. Danny Little and Kim, Mr. cen t per annum from the date of by the Meigs Local School Balance S71.32. Use our basoment. Garage. S20 000 motor, starter, ba-ttery, and Mrs. Clinton Ward, Brenda maturity until the tlate paid, District Board of Education at OLD UPRIGHT poanos. any brakes, new tires with new budget terms. Call 992-3352. POMI;ROY. ' AIR CONOITIONifjG, condition. as long as have not and should 'the Municipality their office In the Meigs Jr . factory built camper. Phbne and Penni of Crystal Lake, Ill ., detautt :--:-==-:c'-c-:--7-·28-6tc 75 ACRES8 room housa. 3 car Relrlgtrltton servtce. Ja~k's In making any such High School Building. Mid · been wet. Paying StO each. 992.5392 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. , MODEL New .. ___ mo"lle gar1111t, fruit, onlnerolt. Fiord Refrigeration, New Htven. . Mr. and Mrs. William (Jackie) payment$ for a period of four dleport. 967 First floor only. Mondays will Ohio , for school bus nnuun • tractor. COW, HOG, and l"hone ~- 2079. · ' 4-26-tfc Little, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Uttle (4) months, then and in that tires unlll 12 :00 o'clock noon on be pick-up day, Write. giving - - - - - home. 12x60 foot, 2 bedroom. CHICKENS. All for SIS,500. 4-6-tfc event lhe Company may at any August 2S, 1970, at whlctl time good directions. Witten Plano 1958 PLYMOUTH sloth n Phone 1192-6968. FOR lEST RISULTS CALL U$ and Bradley, Rt. 1 Middleport, time thereafter discontinue said Bids will be opened The tire-bid Company, Box 188, Sardis. · Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Rife , Rt. 1 street lighting service without prices wagon, nine passenger. Good --------7--30-6..:.....:1p HELEN& VIRGIL TEAFORD C. BRADFORD1 Auctioneer are to Include the Qh;o 439-16. notice; and thereafter until demounting motor, tires, battery. Priced of the old tire and m-332.1 Complete >ervlce ' Cheshire, Mr. and Mrs. Larry such time as the full amount due mounting the new one or 5-13-tfc for quick sate, S100. Contact PEACHES - 3 number 2V• SYRACUSE Phone91l-3821 Weimann, Ginny and Andy of to the Company under the t•rm s recapped tire on the rim and cans. 89c; Ice milk 99c gallon; Eldon Walburn, phone 11927-30-6tc Racine, Ohio thiS Ordmaoce has been paid, placing the mounted tire and OLD FURNITURE, dishes, 2805. Kyger, Robert R_upe of Brad· of milk 99c gallon; lowl bocon, Crill Bradford the Companv, at its option , may rim on the bus. trunks. etc. Write M. D. sliced, 3 till. S1 .39; tomatoes, 2 !rome housa, storm bury, Wilbur Wines, Rt. 1 or may not resume &aid street 7·26· tfc 5-1-ttc specifications please ca ll Miller, Rt. ~. Pomeroy, 0. cabbage, sweet corn, ' a ll windows, l'h boths, 2-car · Cheshire Mr d M Chari lighting service, provided , or For write Larry Morrison, 992Call 992-6271. • ' ·an rs. es however, that no char{-es Jhall garage, 383 N. 3rd Ave., SEWING MACHINES, IIIPIIr bargain prtced. We grow our : Clark 1 Hobson, Mr. and Mrs. be made by the Compar.y for 2153. J-B·tfc own. M and G Food Market, Mlddl1f1111:1. Phone 992-619~. service, all makes, 992-~; (8) 17, 2-4, "'' : Clem Bumbernick and Freddie street light ing se rvice during on Stele Rt. 7, three mites The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. any such period In which said USED baby bed In good con. south of Middleport. ' Johnstown, Pa.l Mr. and Mrs. service is d iscontinued a$ In this Authorized Si~r S..ias and Phone 992-3893. dition. 2 Dr . hardtop, d BBL . 455 cu . 7-31-3tp NOTICE ON FILING : Carl Weimann, Rt. I Bidwell Sec lion 2 provided Sarvlci. We Sha,rpon Sci~ 8-2-3tc ln. engine, ,. speed trans .. OF INVENTORY 3-29·ff~, ' Ml!• Debra Shuler, Rt. 1 Slfety track, Rally II wheels, AND APPRAIS.EMENT NEW ;J-,!I.I;P-l!QJJM hQme,, 1'12 power disc brakes, and The state of Ohio. Meiga : Langsville, is spending a few baths, full buemont, atCounty. Probatt CoUrf , m1nr other eccnsorles .. POMEROY ROSE HILL ARIA • daye with her grandparents, SECTION 31 ThJ Gompln'lf To Jbe J;xecutrl'- , of ! the New car. tached Utility room, YOU HAVE A DATE WltH·.US • , ' ' · ~ FULL 'OR ' Part tim~~ Sefvlce air eonalt oned. Syricuse, agrees during the term hereof estate; fo svrh of the following : Sticker Prict 54D31.01 . Sl1lt :; Mr. and Mrs. Ale. Shuler . TODAY t o - how much real . Atfi Insure"" customers with Watkins to Install additional street lights as are residents of the State of Pritt 53545.11. Cillo, Mol s County. Phone · Mrs. Tommy Brisker (Alice of the type and size specified OhiO. viz : - the surviving living rou will got In owning' c~ncelledt Loot y ur Quality Products. Earn $J per 61~-992·345 ' fhts charming 1 story frame operetor'• license? Call 992· Taylor) and Mrs. Robert Miller above, when authorized to do so spouse, the ne)(f of kin, the hour up. Write D-59, Walkins 8-2·tfC Buill by the pretent owner 2966. · ' (Doris Taylor) of Oak Hill by resolution or the Council. beneficiaries under the will; Products, Inc., Winona, Pro11fded, however, that the and to the attorney or attorneys thts home hu 3 nice 6-15-tlc Minnesota 55987. 8 -3·1tc BALSCOPE Zoom 60, never called on Mr. and Mrs. Alex new street lights stlall be repr esenting any of the 2 Dr . hardtop, factory air bldroomo, built In kitchen, used, S95. Range IInder, now, condllloned, vinvl top, wire routed within 250 feet of a aforemention&d persons : llluler oo Wedo!esctay. nlce bath, gOOd size living wheel covers, hydramatlc, St8. Also, Garcia 2154B, 10distribution· circuli of ttle Emmett G . Will , Deceased. room. farge utltlty room wltll P .S .• P.B., and many other Company; and , provided, Rt . 3 Pomeroy, Ohio. Salisbury foot medium action, last cebinots and stnk, !ergo accessories . Demo . further, that not more than ten Township, No . 20304 taper surlcastlng rod with Sticker Prlc:t SS305.0f • Salt garago end bretizeway, {10\ additional lights may be You are hereby notified tttat LOCAL MEN. Train now to Garcia «12 sal.t water high Price S4414.JI. required during the last year of the Inventory and Ap -kshap, atorage butldtng, 9 drive seml.truck, diesel and speed retrlevo tplnnlng retl the period of this Ordinance. praisement of the estate ot the woodtd .acres 10 go with H. gas, local or over the road. Dl with 2 extra spools, never The Company shall not be aforementioned, de<:eased, late PRICE~ 4T JUST '14.HO.et You can earn over ~ per hour ..,._II n , used, 168. Pact<aae of Garcia, required to make any ex- of said County , was filed in th is alter short training . No ex1.GOO yards, Bonn(! line No. tensions or renewals in the Court . Said Inventory and IIUtCK PONTIAC 15 $8 Mr Rl d R00t PROPi!ttTY 15 GoiNG UP, TO evenllhat the Municipality It~ In Appraisement will be for perience necessM"y . For GNIC TRUCKS ' . s. c r ' IUY 011 SILL CONTACT US arrears In payment for services hearing belore this Court on the 011111'a Lll'1tlf ~~~ ..... application and personal ., Phone 1192·2336 after 7 p.m. POMEROY TODAY rendered . The minimum 19thdayofAuoust. l970,atlO:OO interview, call30•-:ut-884, or number of street lights shall be o'clock A.M. HEIIIIV CLELAND 8-2-3tp write Advance Safetv Deot., not less than the sum of the total Any person desiring to file RE4LTOR Falwell Fa•t Freight, 5517 1962 FORO, SlSO. Phone 1192- CANNING TOMATOES? 11 number specified abo~Je, and e•ceptlont~ thereto must file Offl!lt~-22$f Midland Drive, Ctiorle>ton, whenever additional ll~tlts are Jt)em at least fi\le davs prior to 5558. buthel. Pick yOUr O!NII. Groin . llti. n<·2NII , w. Va . 25306. ln$lalled, ttle minimum number ~-dat e set for hearing. 8-2-Jic Aerts Farm, Jahn Hill, t..tart . ,. l-2-3tc of liOhfl shall be Increased Given under my hand and 8·3-1tc Folia, Cillo. accordinoly . seat of said Court. this 31st day 31 It Is furtl'ler aoreed tttat the of July 1970 '· ·5tc OLDER HOOSE on choice lof tn 1 Company stt111 move street F. H. O'lrlen BE I. PLAYHOUSE TOY GAS FLOOR furnace with Syrltcuso. Prio:td tor quick · lights to new locations. or Prob1te Judge 1nd DEALER : Work August to CGntrols, 70,000 BTU's. Phone change the type of fixture$ to ••-officio Citric of 11id Court sate. C.ll 992·5324, ' · December, free training. No PAINT SALE: Farm and home another tJpespeclried above, as 1192-J6U. 7-26-tf~ white latex house paint, 54.95 collecting, no delivery. no requeste by resolution of the By Ann a. Watlct~t r.llon, King Buttdtrs Supply 7"31 ·3tc ::2-=s=To=;R:::Y:-:-.-:-br-:-,.-:-k--:b""4"'"'Jidtno.' cash Investment . Call collect Counc il; provided, however, Cltrk ompany..<. 290 N. 2nd. Mld61oi-J77.H91, Charlotte that tu actual cost to the C8) 3. 10, 2tc AWNINGS, storm - ._ and Middleport. No rHIOnali!fe dleport; unto. Heiskell, South Point, Ohio. Company In making such windows; carports, offerrtf..W.Atsotofex125; · relocation. or change In fix 7·19-tfc 7-17-tlc marqutel, blown and boll MJddllfiDI't.l Phone 992-5251. tures, t~hall be paid for by the NOTICE OF Municipality . Insulation. Elmer White, 7-28-~ APPOINTMENT sales reprHOnlativo. For free Cllt No. 20347 SECTION C: Ttle Companv Estate Of Thomas F . c_,rroll. tall mates, phone Ch.,les ' shall endeavor fo furnish suf- Deceased . SIAMESE kittens. Phone 247Ltste, Syrtcute. V. V. ficient electric energy 1(1 keep 2618. Notice Is hereby given that Johmon end Son, Inc. . said street lighting lamps Mae Carroll. ot Aulland, Ohio, t-28. 12tp burning continuouSly during ttle has been duly appointed Adnight season each and everl ministratrix of the Estate of night during ttle term hereof. 1 , Ttlomas F. Carroll, deceased. PARKVIEW Kennelt, Poodt.,, for any reason, there is a failure late of Meigs County. Ohio . and bird dogs. AKC::. Pet alld to furnlsn said energy for more show pup~s. Grooming. Creditors are required to file than an aggreaate of four (d) their claims with said fiduciary Phane 1192, hours In any one monttl and within four months . 3-17-ffC upon wrllten notice of suctl Dated this 30th dav of July. aggregate outage furniShed to 1970 the Company by the J. H. O'Brien (R£'aniou Prooj) REGISTERED toy lox terrlor Municipality within ten (10) Judge of 11id County pupr.les. Vernon ·· Weber, days after receipt of bill for UJ Probate We're proud to talk about 3, 10, 17, 3tc Ruland. · such service, there shall be 1 our busines.~ . It's fascintltlna. pro rata reducJion from the bill Dyn amit:. Appcal11 to the ----------~--~~2-6tc for Slid month to cover such small in\'estor. No experience Flrri U~e of RuleJ No lia bility shall atMALE boxer pup. Phone 1192· A DOG'S LIFE? "Yuppy," outages. nct·es.~llry. With V('ry Hitle 3929. . tact~ to ttle Company for any The first official U.S. tena 1-year..,ld beagle, 1111 ditcontuances of services. money he or she cau a<:hleve nis championship using Eng~2-6tc ou&llde hlo thatched-roof fimmdal satisfou..iion-qnidc· lish rules and Engllsh baUa SECTIONS : Until such time dolbouse iD the E:ouma ly ur mmll·mtc..ly. It's r<?un the electors of the was hekl at the Casiao In lalaad ebalo of the Baha- as to <h·idt!. ' Mu'nic ipality authorize an Oms is ll vt•nding nla~ mas. "Yappy" jolt could alternative mettlod fo·r the Newport, R.I., on Aug. 31, 2 FAMILY hou11, '294 RIC:f St., lie the ouly pooch Ia the payment of the then current 1881, accordlog to Encyclo· dtint• \nugranl. The belt. Mlddlopilrt. Colt 992-325P.' bills of the Municipality foP ttle paedla Britannica. \Vc t•sta )li~ h rouh' L1catio~1. '710 Bahama• wllh a Poly- streef lighting service provided 6-IWO!c l'ro\'itlc fhwst line of lllllh:k lleliaa-lype home, or aay- in this Ordinance, collection for ( · itl.'ms. We tnitb ~ <.'otmsel wllere elle, for that matter. auch service Shill be mad·e as EDIIidl Pope guidl·, huld yonr hand uutd provldelt In Rate Ordinance No. Nichol B---'-• )·m•'rt.· firmly i.'ntrmchrd. No 965-70of the Mun lclpallty, fixing as .UIII&apear I an cxpi.'fit'tuJe D('<."L'JIIllt)'. ]nil ralos whiCh lhe Company may EngUshman, was a Pope of Carpenter News choroe lor soandord secondary the Roman Catbollc Church. h~nwstr . lntl'grity, willing~ nt•ss tu lish•u, wnrk tmt1 gh·c Walter Swett eoeclrlc service oo consumers on He was Pope Adrian IV from Mr. and "-. ...u the Municipality and bia stn·k-t·. were guesto of Mr. and Mrs. establishing o formula lor ~~~4 to I death In 1158. ,tntl \'uum·t·d ""'~- Spe d Mr vorr,ing such rates, or sut:h .u.: ore his election to the .,..,...,.. ncer an . A. R. ord nonce or ordinances u mey ~apacy he waa the C•'""'-·1 $fiUI 1 ff•; :"':,.,;:;it;:;~:·~:;.,,~in~~·~ ·c~s!ti.. Cas•- in Charles'·n W Va On from time to .time be In effecf IIU'IIf _!' cu'"11" "" "' ' · · ror such purposes following the iahop of Albano. · ami · hl't'ulorv Tburldaytheyvlsited with their expirltlon of said Ordinance •·\t ra 1011-IJt.law and daughter, Mr. No . !65-70 ond during the term Jk I l!ad Mrl. Artlwr Reedy and of t•os Ordlnanct. etter th lrty days from Its family in Pomeroy and helped SECTION 6: The Company pestagt, lnd lhall remain In tffect for 1 period Of flwt C5) lht!lr granddaughter, Cindy sholl save the Munlelp,ollty "tten t'hereatttr: provided It harmltls fr~m 1ny 1nd' all ~'celebrate her 12th bJrJh. Ill bUlly OCCISIOntd by the 1011 lhlll hiVe been IC.CIPIId by fttl Compeny by ~rltten ac. day 111111 his parents, Mr. and negligence of tho Compony on cept1nce In the Oftlc-.: a:t .._ W 1 t MtAAI__. the co"strucfion, mtlntenence the Clert flltd ot the Municipality. ~ · • wet, ~..... '• ond operallon of Ill llriot ~le tbelr 55th wedding ilghtlno syiiem Jn sold S'ECTtON 9; Tht torms·~nd llllllvenary. They spent the Munlc;pollty . rovi(Jolil Of this Ordlnanc• 1r1 Qinf and "ltwtrll and the In· Weekend Wilh their grand- SECTION 7, All IIKiures v•lldlty ot one ahall not affect qllfldrta while the Reedya shall be ~lalned In as good the walldlty Of tha Dfhtrl . ..1 oreler In ondition II rrac e. oxpenso o lhe V'acaliOned at Dlact Water llcoboe o P111td by fha councU of the ~.all.l. W. Va. Company. Title to all wires. Vlllego or Nllddltport, O~lo. this , poles, 11mps find appurtenances 22n' dty of Juno, 1tJO, used by the Company In fur ~PPROVED: , JJ' Not a S.u&Aeraer ntshinD the service con Juno 22, 1lro "'IAePIII!n Fo•ter, tbe author lemplolld In thl> Ordlnonco II .11 " and shall be In the Comp1ny. C. 0. Flshtr ' out best-loved plantation , t-\l~r ga was npt a IOiJiherD~r SECTIOitl•l: ThiS Or,nonct ATTEST : birth . ...,_ song wrt'ter shtll <oncot o~d suptntdt Gone Groft Y J.n.:: Ordinance Nd. 951 -69, pas~ Cterk ·\ J81 lll!rn near Pitt•burgh . June t, 1969, ond sholl toke Pa,.• in: D. effect end H In tore• from and (1J 21, 21, Cl) •• t .tc Bal~;!nd VEP.···.I J-IEERED . ' 1 'I•. J·30-3tltc · !"""CHEVROLET ""' I '. ' • ·1fc• AIUR Sj>fat, ,ont'lnilefi-om new Mo)g• High SCtiOIII an old · lit. 33: PIIane 992-'2941. ' ' 'S20l5 6 Cyf:, 3 ·speed stick Shfft, .. "· Root Spout4no 11 Wtrlfi ·· Contact: ORVIW: DfNSON · RJRIIAR Real Estate For Sale H'O"ISTE'n·E ' •. REALTY ° Auto Sales ------- Ml~ WINKU:1 ~~5T FIX IT FOR ME TO ADOF>T LOVf.Y AND tLL ~NG PlHITY C1.16T"oME;R& TO ~MY e!ONI'II'IZ. Wanted To Buy ·-··Its. sroih 70 Pontiac GTO ·, g•r:· Male Help_WaQ!ed · Cleland Realty IllS. · ., 1h: 70 Pontiac Bonneville Help Wanted :DANNIE'S · amuARS -------..J MOBILE t!OM£s ' •. I .,....... -----F01 Sale Business Opportunities Pets For Sale AND SUDDENLY YOU'RE IN BUSINESS ------ -----For Rent or Salt · I ' s r. \ - . ~ L Picture ·: molcllnJ II. Barracuda &.Tilrowi 10. •'Let there be-" 12. And others tabbr.J IJ, Batil)i (el. J If. Claooltled• 16. G•IJ!· ll.l':.':.'!:!' ~b\f.i IT. Fll'lt lel'p&nt 12-.) !&. God of pl...... 20.CSM4!an P""'"CO <"llbr-l 21.Apoment lll. :ar,ldy 25.Errt.Uc(al) .. UJitn rr.P.or ...... ll.s.er.t ·.38....._ a:£:.,.n dlc:llllll ' If. KID ' a&. lbm't~tep ·--by .a.=-.· •-v~r .· tO.Ihliao4 ' .• .... OOdctlll :;;ii~''· ' CROSSWORD 3.0ld 21. Youog c. Plural 22. M&ine meuure endln& 5. Sneak 6. !Jqul4 meamre 7. Farm pro4uet 8.Hlt(2wdJ.) &. Wannth 11. Dependable 13. Reality 15. Wooda' fracran .. 11. Japene.. lnslru· mont 19. Vat JJllJJMID~;t.W ,.,;:1!!:! oatmon ,.n. Urucramble lheoe fwr Jumblu, one letter to each oquare. to &tor 23. Clllldld ollot :U. Ani· mal I B.4TOU encl<l• u.s~=~ 27. The Seven 29.E..,.pea 30.81p04 ... (In(.) 31 ........ members __ form _four ordinary word1. r-.,.,~ 82. Dispute 3f. u.ty'o pnnenl 87. Pftflx: thret 38.POIHn fO. Prefix: away [1 . r •. ""'"'''""....._.r.,~,~. �• •.1: • i t-TI,wlllil)'5eallnei,~J,0.,~11U,lt'/t • • 1 ' ' ' ' ,l~ercu'l'J!oisoni~: , Deadly Serious, ~flon · · P~~;~~l . "" l· ' ',, • . . . , 'i ' "b)', ........, . plliiiiGillaa 'lerl!'fbecaiiJ!!olmercurypOI- ~and abclut 4111 CCllll-l!IIIDCOIIewnpUoo.OnMir*hlM ··~ ..... *tal ..C " lie ea- 10111n11, ~ wDaVid H. panltle V11ng U. the Ontario goverNIIellt bMned ' ~~~red" l(leln, a chemist from Hilpe Lut Mal!dl a lfllduale alu- all fishing oo Ill side Of .IAI .II)' WESLEY G. PIPPERT College In Mlehlgan. Klein re- dent at the Unlv~ty ol West- Sl Clair and Mlchlaan did the ~-~ , W~TON ( UPI) - The eently lllltlfled before a sub- em ·Ontario Iii . Canada f~ IIIIJn& April,7. ~l«na, ClCiiiUnellled Sell. .commlllee headed by Hart that that .,alleyed pike ~ugbt In ~ a coneequeoce, the U. S. ~A.Ifarl, "are lncreuina· lslooldng Into the problem: Lake Erie cont.lueciiQI to 7.0 governmenllentaUvelyadopiAid , ·l 'IY uperienced by many of us" In the 19th century, poiaoning par11 per mllllon of men:ury. · the ,Canadian atandla:da ol 0.5 ·...;: - anzlety, aelf-consciiiUIIIIell, IJilOII8 workera who wied mer· The OP!I!dlan IOV8111J118DI parll·par l.lllllloo fer fllb, arid lf&~. , .f · ~ , I ~ .. ~E - ~· ' .'. • .. , TMI Clnlertd ' .• ' \ !; • ' otlii~W lllalutfancea. $\til~. the&~ , do •tlacb the SUI'Vey 19 cli!d the~ J1Vtr 1114 ,ltldne1f. MtrCUJ')' Clllllelll of '!•~· •I f, .,ater IDly bruit up l,letedlty CjliiiPO~uaJity atations. ~ , \he lllir!u of the. o(erm cella Willi BUI'Y'Thulelted more 30 -~ f4Cects. . . rivep. In JulyBlckel ur~ tl)e 'I'he' lnlel'lor O.Wtment'a I'· • ~ 1\:-t }> .~ ~ I"' <l, I ' .';,· \ B, 'u.it.il"-lll........ · · · ' 'IAN ,. - , CM,JF. ·- ~- Nlloa i1101f!1 lit tl!lcandmental • P.• ~.d;l!qjiwl9!laJt'oltun!Jip~li'llllllllbe ..d!llioJ ~- -··~( . . ~ · lilt flilil'al ~ · . • . • '. . Jf8 llia'l!f ·~ ~'p.rp. (EDT)·~ IJr II'Gtd ODe fd. 1 iwQ.. . !loarlpeeUilcbi~Willltom~D~Itnlillllieliate · JillllnlDa ~ II lbe La., •l!lilforCemlmt _.........;., ~ · govem~ of 17 lllalell,to do Federal Witar Quality AdQIInls- mlnl.-.1.., Lill,\A) _........_.. NIIAIII llld hlld'""N • . had ruled HI flab containing the World Helllb Organisallon'ft their best to ellmJna111! . ll'allon . tabs the JIC)I!tlon, 1as ;m-.;~~ 01nl _.,';eji~ Ia ~v• d .' . II)< .' to more than OJ parll per mU8on standard of no more than 0.1106 c!Jar'~ of inercury !n rttreh. '!IIU!Idaled tiy' blologlat VIdor W11111n81Ga ~.lit Uie late~ .· ·' . of mercury'were Ullllfe for ho- parb per m!Woo In drinkinJI Heavy mercury ~ II 'LilboU; lllal any m~ · . . ' ' , .. ·.. · · . · , ; ·'• ~ '' ·'' ~.w~ • falrly easy to dlasoos4, llul PilllliUI!Rlli'!ll!ealth ~I not . ·~ GAL~ TD;;. _ Bapu.Tici '~ ~ small doses a~ulred.,Jrom .!Ci hi' t~ . . · . ••IQ~"" ~ ~ ~~~~ lrltl!ll..-.. . .• .liM . . slightly conlallllnated .food~ , ~tant , lnterior ~~ ~PDI!ulaled~!lttlt~-'teql~~·~ . 'lbe Athens County Sav1njpl company dlreclora lila~ there Is water may produce 8J'!Dttaril4 C!u'l L. Klein .told Hirt • IIU~ ... ; ~plllq, fl .OuQI Tfl!U. ,......,,~ .jl!io and Loan Co -btoapenan a definite need In the,...mh· for hard to relate to their callie. II ~llee IU.t ""k that the · Clllii'le ........... .,.... ·.liuf ......,...., · · ....,..... · · --..-·v was this sort of low-doae ~ Njxon adrnlnlltrl!llon seaks ' ' ·,.._.,.......,. VWT , -- 1 :,:r::.W~~ . office In Pomeroy earlY neJt the financial servlcea which the tonJs that Klein teautled ~boui · ''Comp . le.leellmlnaUon" ofm'er. ~Qrliqkl~lbe . ~· ~~.......,., ' j . · tal problems Interior Sec- monlb. savings and loan firm offers. before the Senale'a SUbcotpmli. eury dliicharg into IUea d At IIJII.:(eot) tiielw, Bunbna Celli ... -~ 11\111' · ::~- Waller j _ Hickel 11811 The ._ r.cJIII)' Is to be The deCision. waa reached lee N turll Rdource!l and · ~Rams And~ said the ~ latitude 11.7 narlti 'an4lotialludt tf,t ·'INIII, ill' all miiiiiDlilllall! ·, Ttlll••t T ,.- ' -' localed In the Norrb Building at before the recent lndlcaUon8 of on a • . • ''" , • ol c:lorpa auWI'. . ,- . " ,' ~ .., & _ , 1 called It "an Intolerable threat the corner of Mechanic and the probable need for addlUonal Environment. JllinlllfaUon was moving •rap, . . . . .. ::::~sney'a ~-~~~...lh and salety of Secood Sta., The building was housing In the county due to SympiQmsofmer'CUI')'JIIIIao. !IllY and forcefully" to achieve ABOARD' . . f1~AriCJN !BLAND - . ,wuc}elr ·,' SLEEPING BEAUTY "'""' """'" laat occupied by lluke Cleaners. promised lndustri.ll develop- ing are not pleasant. They ~y that goal. ~ JIIIJIU Macl.toft1NIIt to 1188 today io lelt IIN,I Dt1f . CT.....,Icotorl Almoat avery regloo of the A company offlclalataled that men!. occur weeks monU. lifter • mul~ PoMidoil 'mlll!le IM(Dra a pl1try of ~ ' ! OTLEY r:O:or:W~_Sou..: the decision II> op8ll the branch 4.ccordlng to the an~mclofudethe liiWIIIItn ml 8 · ,.,.~ tdm".llillll¥ tmrl.-. Tbe ~ CTochnlcolorl been found to be In jeopardy. offlceinPomeroywureached noilhcement, the new branch df 1 ol • "('&IC' lllldenealaunchWillacb8duledlai'lla.m,EDT30mllilli'J'Iol J.:',~.:;,':;'C: The JusUce Deparbnent has on the bMis of the belle! of oervlcewillbelnltlall7aperaled cular :.::.n:.uo:, ~~ (cOOtlnued from page 1) Capen!'~· Madllon bias . d ,_. · '".,... Adml I $1 ao Child · filed suits against •'•ht comby personnel already employed pedlmen'" Impairment of Commltlee haa nporledly gone · .IUIIell . • dull . an Gil -•· • · ...,, 60c •• on: . . ren. panles thet did no~ove as by the company but Meigs '"• : on record aa oppoatng CIIIIQllnlel! -by this tra~ llld ~ llldp u II left ·PWI. SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. rapidly as desired w end the FHA TO MEET County resldenb will probably ~gislatlon to esclude lliii <;IDivtnllhortly Mler ~.• A ~yer . . to JoiD' jt ~.i dumping of mercury lnw lakes Members of the Future be added to the staff alter the Queen. ~nalor Cook hopea lborl. 'l1wi 8imel tra..ltr Lajllev na alao ~-..~tina 1!1!M1 Wodnoldlly & l'bundar and rivers. 'lbe Food and Drug Homemakers of~ of the branch Ill in operation. their amendment will go -waldWw ·ID the llrlng llrtll. 5-6 Adminlalration and the Public Southem High School in Racine (Cootlnued from page 1) through the House, butsaya·tlla! .aM 7a conservaUon cropping and Wild- there Ire some 20 pieces of hla ~~;: ~~le., ~~;~.· •--N·O-O•P•E•"--~ Health Service are reviewing will meet at the achool at 10 their tentaUve mercury pollu- a.m. 'lbursday "' make plans u _J _ Ule management methods on House leglalatloo being con. illlnll ........., 1 MiiiiiiiiPifl tion limlll. Congress has taken for the forthcoming Meigs OR 1U01UU1f the St. VIncent farm, as well sidered If the Senate measure !lid battle blrrlnc ~ a keen interest. County Falr. • as installation of drainage and lalla. lllll'riqei. RoJII' Mllll, a nallw of , Mill., ..U 'leid liJ; ~tAlON lleUeved Woald SIDk Eugene E. Bryant, 77, irrlgaUon ayatema. The Deltli Queen, the laat of llei1a Lluon, m ;K, of JadtiQn, lila farmal cburdt ~ lnduslriallsto thought that AT IIOLZBR Hemlock Grove, former The Benedictine priest is no the nation's overnight river llltelldid 'bJ epprollmate]J 2110 iJtl'l!lll. · ·.•· dumping mercury and mercury Mn. L. R. WlleJ, Middleport, Pomeroy resident, died this newcomer to farming. He wu steamers, will have to halt 1111 U. 8. Dllli'lcl Jlldp Harold Coz....._,IIJ'IIIlld al'llqlleiC bJ · Tonight& Tueldlly compounds into lakes and rivis a lllellcal .. Uelll In 'lfober morning in Holzer Medical raised on 105-acre family paMenger excursion operations llttAlmeya for Jfl!ll, Mill Llnloll, IIIII IIIOtber J'llda!IJ~ 1 Auvall J.4 ers wouldn't hurt anybody. Medical Canter. Her room Center. farm In Croyle wWII8hlp Qll8r later this fall If leglslaUve couple for 1 mandatory lnjtult:tiQn Jll'll"kkq for lllulnCe of Double Fuluro Pragram 1bey belleved the heavy elellllllber Is :179. Mr. Bryant is survived by a Johnstown, Pa. Later, he rna~ meaaures fall, due to an In- lllll'l'llp lloeniM. Tile other couple,... Vernon Devil, I bladt Be glad lhey still make ment would simply sink to the daughter, Mra. John (Jean) jored In animal husbandry at terpretatlon of tile Maritime factorJ 'IIOl'Ur frcm Canton, 1114 Noreen Laary, a willie plclures like this. bottom and do no harm. WANT WATER? Werry, Hemlock Grove; ooe Pennsylvania Slate University Act. ~chUIIIIII native &'fiDe In JactDI. Julie Andrews Now 11 ts known that microAppllcall1111 are being taken aon, John Bryant, Vinton; ooe lor two years before entering 'lbe ship's biggest vlolaUon Is tlngs In "THOSE WERE THE organisms In the botwm aedl- In the Letart area lor nler step.aon, E:dgar Vale, Sanfom, the ministry. that it Is made of wood, a HAPPY TIMES" menlo readily convert the mer- aervlce by the Clesler·Tiippers Fla.; one slstef, Mn. Mar10n stipulation not accepled by (Colot-1 cury Into the compound methyl- Plalna Waler dlslrtcl. Anyone Haenel, . PalnesviUe, and live , , , provisions of the act. The Richard Crenna mercury, which is poisonous to wishing lnfannati111 may call granclchildren. Maritime bill was crealed to There waa damage to two Kelly car went off the blBhwaY moat forms of ute. Pauline Wolfe at 91~ or Funeral services will be held prolect paaaeagers on foreign vehicles In a near coWalon on. the lefllllde. · -PiuoIn this century the Uniled Marie Boyd at !N9- 2391. Wedneaday at 3 p.m. at Ewing liners operating in United Saturday at 6 p.in. oo county Tberewaallghtdamagekl the "CHEI" Stalel has used about 165 milFuneral Home. Burial Will be In Stalel waters. road fli In Salem Tonshlp, the trucll and medium 'damage lo < (ColorI lion pounds of mercury worth E-R CAU.ED Beech Grove Cemetery· Cook said the Cincinnati ship Meigs county sheriff's depart. Ke&ey's car. Mre 1I8ft no Omar Sharif Jack Palance ~ to f8 a pound. There are The Pomeroy E·R unit an- Friends may can any lime. baa complete water sprlnlder ment reporled today. arresb or IDJurit!a. l .,. about 100 companies producing ~~ a l!..~~.~oe 1Hood G!~". dl~:y• system, and that all paaaeager RIRobel~'!.LTuhb.;.?DDodg• Dezter, . ; ......ence u~. . ••we a 7:.. Two Drew Fines cabins open to an outside • , w....., a ... e .,._ WILSON AH AUTHOR ·, . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . p.m. Stmday. Hood wu taken to at the home of her grandson, weather deck, thereby allowing ton true*, was traveling east on LONDON rUpl) _ The , · Veterana Memorial Hospital In M •8 Court Kenneth Romine, Pomeroy, no .inslde fire-traps. county road fli. James · W. ThO!JIIOD orsaplzaUoa. ~01 where he •was dlacharged ayor Wllh whom she made her home. He a1a0 satil that the shlp Is Kelley, Jr., 38, driving a 111119 a~uired the rlglita to a·· book ~ cury compound& to treat the felt in hall gave rise to the expression, "Mad as a hatter." In a word, that meant crazy. But for decades, it was conoua. sldered a quip and nothing • '11.- are some of the thlnga more. : many Americans may be lllf. Now, almost overnight, the - - - - - - - - . public haa added mercury pol r luUon "' ita llat of : dllflcWty In c:oocenlraling, ;'; lli!adaches, fatigue, bluahlng, · ~ heayY IWOiting. , : Hart's remark was la¢etioua. llul the problem Is deadly aerl- 'w; . New S&L Finn Js Announced .. ,-'"'·be'"-__._ envtroO: MEIGS THEATRE . ·,-.:< d . fl • . t '•· :u: or. l!.'t! ,1).1110en ln 9p011":t. ::=a• Cofiservation •' E· "--nt ugene Au-:':" Dies ao1. DRIVE-IN Autos Miss C:Ollision ... . Els1e Midkiff ' Di SundaY' es on == cain HOOVER SALE •-·-•-'1 following treabnent. .State u....:nlf Easiest ..__...,.... IS nan,,. ..., •.'111 b.,~..var" tleiP You..'""·- .. -~·~·· .. ·"· iaj~~Ohl~,$; ,..____'!'-_..,,. "Only a grand J1117 !and the courlll can dtminlah the half- Informed and misinformed com· menlary on events al Kent State that stW Is heard. Only a CP"and jury can say lfho should face ~lion and fer what," Rhodes said. ............. ..._ BAKER FURNITURE ~~~-~M>MI~-I'!ilw.' ~~~~ w: : : G,u~=ard.'$J·::::$~ : : : w.~:<>~'a' nd~;:.: l«tw,o•.,c.,oaa ,;,,:;;::t: ..... L.P • OR NAT-URAL GAS M.odem. efficient oo11o11 Gas . PLUS A coMPLETE Warm the·~: lnvolvlill mpt.::: · IIi' ltilkillt ........... .... .............. ................ ....,. ................................ ....... ......... ...... . .......... ... --·............ ...... -............ _.... ....... I!' . .,., . . . .......... ..... .... ~·- ' ,. ·~ Do IT YOURSE . lt!ine the OUcl IIUDlber llliallng 10 mimlfe8 in the Water. . becallll! the paaaengerJ bOught Linnell Echrardi, 211, of St. Kllla, jlllid, ~''J:be ferry waa, <!CIIIplelely under water Within 90 aeconds. { Jlimped out jult salt went It llappened ao fall there ,.. not111ng we could do. · · mr: ''There -··~ ·~··'- penple was one ~of the disappeared. ~ . ~~, 1 IDI~. ~ . IIIII . We nre rocking all ovtr the bow, mothen ·ahd place even thoullb the sea Will . _,.emed naturally "' Fredtrick H~ ~~:~,·~E~ Dies on Sun..y J~ke .. Holpltil Ia Air Duct System e.:u .... ... """w llcketa after boarding the boat. Moore said lbe ferry na not designed to carry 200 persona but apparently had at leaat thai many aboard. • Survivors agreed the boat was overloaded. Robert Hlnda, 25, .,bo l)lmped Into the sea, said, '1'd li&ve to aay the boal'a aeawortbiMa was my quelllonable. II ~::r':otworldwarri;,~ WlllljornSept. 17,1tU, the 1C11! ' of lbe lllle a.ar._ k IIIII Rattle Wal!lale;;. at Jeffer~ ~;::r;:~\9 ·~·aarvlved by two brothera, Eugepe, of l'qlat Pleaaanl, 1114 Barr)' ' llermlill. Jeffera o1 Columbua ·Y . Funeral Will at 1:30 ln. lbe, r~ ~-•- " Furnaces ·=:eff;..::.=~~-· at. the v,terana · · Qfl .· · . men :V.v';s""' '29.88 ..,0 · m CiiARLEsroWN, Nevis, -'- p'··- to the --h B.W.I. (UPl) - llurvlvora but ca&d~ ib, WI!Wa It 9eMdl blame overcrowding and unsea. parlldpaUon at nlghlfan Sun· Hlndll a dllzen oi Guyana worthlneaa lor the C8lllillnl of day. . aJid a ;.lad1111t' In Nevis waa a ferey boat thai llllJk In the It wu impollible to deler- rweuec1 .by alollllfer bo&i after --""""--;;,;;,;;-. shark-lnfealed Caribbiean wJib heavy loaa of life Saturday. IW St. Kltla public relatiolla officer Lee Moare ~ 39 bodies ha'e been reco...,ed blit more than 75 pel'lllll are mlsaing. He said 81 were reacuecl. The ferry boat QrlaterJa capsized Saturday ~ about halfway oo Ill 1kdle run from St. Kltla to ~evil In . the West lndlea, 200 miles MIDDLEPORT, aoutheaatoiPuerlo= , Baat Waa OHIO led • ......_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...;;,;.;.;.;;.._ _ _... TbeUnlledStalelcon c ose. E•-• - Ea.. r ,15 '} Tamanw J Two defendants forfeited deaMrsth.byMI!iklffhehwsbandas precededPorterin always operating oo rivers, it Dodge station wagon .,ai former Pr1J11e Mlnlaler Harold bonds and two olhen were fined r u • · has run from CinclnnaU wNew traveling southwest, and In WDson is writing about hli dlln~Mend hearcingosFisherbyMid- SheHemlwocaks aGrmo~Chrofi•ttthean' Orleans f1ll' the past 44 yeara, T hlpto condtlnuehadontoSalem yean in office. Wllaoo~ prime .,.... • ayor . . . • and can be eaally beached on a owns roa 63, crou minister lloce 19114, ,.,ent out ol Forfeiting $25 bonda were O:ch.1 d b river bank In a matler of the line of traffic. The driven, ·office .iuna 11 When the ec& 1 Poul Philllpa, 19, Groveport, • s surv ve Y one, mlnulel. This would enable to avoid a collisloo applied aenattve Party h~ded by convlcled of running astop sign, daughter • Mrs. Bert (May) passengers a free escape to brakes. 'l'ubhe' truclt etldded 27 Echranl Heath .,00 the general and Burdell McKinney, Mid- Romine, Pomeroy; two aona,. shor<O. feet in loole (ll"avel and the election. · ., dleport, dlaturbing the peace. Homer Midkiff, Huron, and . . _ . FlnedwereMerrWE. Davls,ZI, Zlba Midkiff, Pomeroy; a ~ Patriot, and c:oalll, n!Ckleaa staler, Mrs. Lucy Gaul, ,6 llllt~atlon, .,·and••·'lamea 1•V1 J'IJIIIII'I!J, Rt. 3; a1z srand'1 · If ·.; " . 'CIU · . .. ,.., .,~ '' . · "" Broderlck,11,fomeroy,f10and cb!ldren, and six (ll"eal:, '· • ·. . . · , .· · , . . , •' · costs, speeding oharges. grandchildren. , Funeral aervlces 1ri11 be held 117 IJalled PlUa lllllnllilael 1I'Ol'ldlla out the ·llllcllanlai lot Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Ewing . ~- ov.- lbe u.s. p1a11 the ~· eeue-Gre for Funeral Home. Burial will be in fW peace In file Mlcldle Eu1 aa., tbe II a matn polat MARRIAGE UCENSE Cherry Ridge Cemetery. divided both 1ne1 and the Arab at lbe .w1r1t:an 1111111pr1nt to Kenneth Michael Mallon, 22, Friends may call althe funeral lrorldtoday, i11111m11iC 1q1iJ1 f1ll' llld U11n line JW1 ol Rullllld, Rl. 1,11111 Dmna Jean home any time. ADen Hoyt, Jr., ail ,eirly cease .fire. !Ji-aell Utldeellnd • Bwlb, 20, Racine, Rt. 1. mlnleter, 1ri11 offlclale; raided £ayptlan ~ lifrtftd Ill tift Yalok Loss of Li-te~ is Heavy As N As 1 o.r d e r (Cootlnued from page 1) Unlversi!Ybefore and during ... " the dlaorders. 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