http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/73a72d69200ab79457aad4b9cae977cb.pdf a196d626bf00e3f9c76c3f9263b469ab PDF Text Text ,j . . Sontb _--.'.. .!...,.: . 1' n"•• ,. wins national spelling bee 1 ,_ ~ WASHINGTON tUPII Julie Ann Junkin, 12, o£ Birmingham, Ala ., won the National Spelling Bee today by. correctly spelling the word hydrophyte - meaning a kind of plant requiring water . The tiny · sixth grader burst into tears when she was an. noun ced the winner . The runnerup was another youngster from the South , Gail Meier, 14, of Memphis, Tenn . Gail misspelled the word man telletta - referring tu a knee- lengt h out er garment worn by Catholic priests She spelled the word as mantillel<i. Julie Ann then spelled manteletta corr ectly and became the champi on by spelling hydrophyte. She outlasted 79 other young spellers in two days or competition in which a total or ~97 words were either spelled or misspelled. Tea rs often were shed - like those by Shawn Whittin gton, 14, Edinburg, Tex. - when a youngster missed a word. ~I I 'I I ::,:· :· . -.;. :· • ,· . ··-:· .. . '· ·:·.· ·:. i· . ·=· ·....... . }1Vews.". irt Briefsii.~ 1 ~ WASHINGTON - THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT may have QUietly gone bankrupt this week. "It's only a technicality " said a Treasury official. "Actually, we can hold on for about t~o weeks, but it getshairy." The U. S. Trensw-y probably reached the legal debt ceibng of $475.7 billion last Saturday and depleted its cash balance Wednesday. No one knows officially yet because the government reports what it has spent about six days after tbe money is gone . But the Treasury Department said Wednesday the debt·llad risen to $475.6 billion and cash on hand had shrunk to $7.5 billion last Fnday . When the debt ceiling, imposed by Congress, is reached the government can 't borrow any more money. . If tbe federal government has gone temporarily bankrupt, a senes of steps Will be taken by Treasury Secretary William E. Simon . These will include orders to halt sales of Series E and H savi ngs bonds, Treasury bills and other secw-ities. In order to raise money, the Treasury'would then call on the Export-Import Bank to repay its loans from tlJC United States. SATURDAY, JUNE 8TH 9:30 am TO 9 PM 9:30AM TO 9 PM Special Father's Day Sale Men's Short Sleeve Sport and Dress Shirts Jury named · Sizes 4 to Preteen. TONIGHT 9 TIL 1 , •i I . , . ' 14 2.95 Shirts 3.95 Shirts 4.95 Shirts 5.95 Shirts 6. 95 Shirts Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale 2.50 Mens 7. 95 2.89 Mens 8. 95 3.89 Mens 9.95 4.89 Mens 10.95 5.49 Mens 11.95 Shirts Shirts Shirts Shirts Shirts Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale 5.89 6.89 7.49 8.49 9.49 . VOL. XXVI. NO. 39 Sale 6.89 . Mens $1.00 .S1zes 10Sport and Dress Socks to 13 - Solid colors Heathertones. Bulky knit orlons and Ban lon panel knits. Well known brand. SALE PRICE 88* Pair SALE! MEN'S NECKTIES 4.00 MENS TIES 4.50 MENS TIES 5.00 MENS TIES 5.50 MENS TIES SALE SALE SALE SALE Mens and Boys Mens Lee Riders .WESTERN JEANS t ' t' . SAN FRANCISCO - PATRICIA HEARST, who in four months of captivity underwent a change from frightened kidnap victim to gun-toting companion of her terrorist abductors, now is wanted on a bank robbery charge. A federal grand jury, taking the 20-year-<>ld newspaper heiress at her word, indicted her Thursday for the bank robbery she said she willingly committed with members of the Syrnbionese Uberation Army. U.S. District Court Judge Oliver J. Carter issued warrants for ber arrest on charges of armed bank robbery and use of a firearm to commit a felony, and set bail at $500,000. Her father, Randolph A. Hearst, president and editor of the San Francisco Examiner, had only a brief comment. "I don't like it but there's nothing I can do about it," he told reporters at his home in suburban Hillsborough. 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D. qUality. • - Sale 7.89 Sale 8.49 Sale 8.89 Sale 9.49 Sale-10.49 Mens Mens Mens Mens 14.95 15.95 16.95 18.9'5 Slacks Stacks Slacks Slacks · . Sale . Sale Sale Sale 11.49 12.49 · 12.89 14.49 k :~ Classic and Folk Guitars. B1g choice of models . ,, Famous '(a~aha Regular <>ach. SALE PRICES price 30c ~· :• 2 for 45* Music Departmenl " • :· ~ Friday and Saturday ------~----~·------·--·--·--·--·--·--·-·-~~~~~~~-----~~~"-"-~~~s~I~F~Ioo::r,_,_,_~~~~::~~,_~~~,_J ~ TH~ MAIN STORE AND MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS 11L 9. J .. .E;~lTl~ ELBERFELDS IN POME. Ro·y · l . ,........~~-r------~--~------~--~~------....~:...~~~==.;::~~::~~~~~~--~~·~--J s · ! ''. . I, 1 ..... •.,- \• .1 . ' ' SYRACUSE Mayor Herman London and Syracuse council Thw:sday night endorsed · unanimously the proposed one-mill levy for the increase rather than diminish th e safety of the Israelis . Ki ssinger said that the United States has "no intention, indeed we have no Power plant • IS delayed PHONE 992-2156 ~ .•.... and short sleeves this summer, if John Sawmill, head of the FederalEnergy Administration, ,has his way. But a'UPI survey shows t!lat executives are finding it hard to decide whether to go along with the energy.,saving campaign or to insist on the business-like image. . "Ito ties or jackets?" sniffed a spokesman for Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner and Smith in Detroit. "I sincerely doubt we cOuld allow that here." Sawhill suggeSteil that thermostats.be set at 78 degrees so there would be a smaller demand for electricity to power air conditioners. GLADWYNE, PA. -FBI AGENTS tracked down a kidnap suspect Thursday l!lld recovered $60,000 in ransom paid.for the release of Annette Friedland, wife of a millionaire supermarket esecutive. Mrs. Friedland, 44, mother of four children, was abducted from her $200,000 Main Line home shortly before 1 p.m. Thursday by three armed men who had tied up a gardener. sie was released in south Philadelphia about three hours later after her husband, Jack, delivered the ransom. Friedland is president of Food Fair Supermarkets, Inc., the country's seventh largest food store chain. Fr~k Watts, 18, Philadelphia, was arrested about 10 blocks from the "drop" site and FBI agents said they found the ransom in a canvas bag tucked in the sleeve of a coat he was carrying. The agents said Watts was "the only ooe who appeared at the location where the ransom money was left." operation of the row--<:ounty Community'College to be voted on Tuesday, June I I. Mayor London and council agreed the proposal' is an "excellent one." of bene£il to youngsters of today and or "generations to come." · They noted tha t the cost u£ higher education through tho· Kleindinst fined $100 for lieing; 30 days suspended • WASHINGTON (UPI) - A UNITED NATIONS TROOPS TOOK up positions on the Golan Heights battlefield toctay, setting up a buffer zone and · weeping Richard G. Kleindinst was fined $100, but was not policing the week-<Jld cease-fire between Israel and Syria. An Israeli military source said army troops had begun pulling back ordered to jail, on a charge of in the Golan, with the first withdrawals in the area around Mt. . falling to testify truthfully at Hermon, a strategic peak overlooking parts of Israel, Syria, and his 1973 Senate .confinnation hearings for attorney general. Lebanon. •. Chief U.S. District Judge Israeli tanks and heavy artillery guns streamed off the Golan George L. Hart Jr. gave plateau Thursday, meeting a deadline set in Geneva for the first pullback of troops and weapons in the embattled region. The · Kleindienst, the second cabinet troop withdrawals began soon after both nations gave a trium- officer this century to he phant welcome Thursday to the last prisoners of the October 1973 convicted of a crime in conMiddle East War. Syria returned 56 Israeli POWs and Israel nection with his official duties, released 383 Syrians, Iraqis and Moroccans. 2.89 3.49 3.89 4.49 · ;I I agreements on technological and defense coo peration being worked out here are an example of what Wash ington was willing to do with other Arab nations. Kissinger at his news conference sa id the growing friendship between .\he United States and the Arab coun tries would ent1ne FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1974 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO CLEVELAND - THE OHIO WTIERY Commission has announced it' will hold its drawings on Thursdays at different locations throughout the state. "Cities, townships, shopping malls and large stores and restaurants will he selected across the state and drawings will take place every Thursday," a spokesman said Thursday. "Exact time of the drawings bas not been established, but the hour will be either late morning or early afternoon. The drawing will take approximately one hour to complete." Those interested in hosting draWings and who have "adequate parking for 500 to 1,000 cars" were asl:ed to write the commission at 1101 Cedar Ave., Cleveland, 44106, or call the commission at (216 ) 79f>. 5000. Sale 7.89., Plaids and solid colors . not every size in every style. ·· terior and second deputy prime minister, Kissinger said that the Sa udi Arabian-American Middle East trip is designed to emphasize the progress which has been made toward an TEN CENTS : Sale 8.49" JACKETS Slacks Slacks Slacks Sfacks Slacks . his country's minister of in- Devoted To The lntere~u Of The Meig!-Mwon Area SALE PRICES 9.98 Lee Work Pants · 8.98 Lee Long Sleeve Shirts to Match · · 7. 98 Lee Short Sleeve Shirts to Match SUMM£R WEIGHT Mens 9.95 Mens 10.95 Mens 11.95 Mens 12 .95 Mens 13.95 President says • a.J y Ready lied or lie them yourself lies. Well known brand . SALE PRICES SQUAD ASSISTS . The Racine ER Squad was .called Wednesday at '12:05 a. m. for Robert Thorda Racine · a medical patient, ~ho wa~ taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital . At 2:30 p. m. Wednesday they transported . Chester Simpson. Racine . to Holzer Medical Center . Simp. son was believed to have . suffered a pos,sible stroke. Kissinger Nixon 's hurredly arranged capability , of expelling Soviet Gromyko had told him Russia influen ce from the Middle would be willing to further ease restriction s on emigration of East." On other issues, Kissinger Jews in order to get better U.S. trade trea tment. However , as said : - He wa s misinterpreted he told some senators a couple when he wa s quoted as telling of day s ago, "some progress 1s the House Foreign Affairs being made-" Committee that $100 million - "Shuttle diplomacy" iS inwas earmarked for aid to deed tiring and "the rol e that I Syria . What he intended to say played in the fir st two was that the administration is a'king Congr ess for a special disengagement negotiations contingency fund of $100 should not become the normal million and "Syria, together pattern of negotiations in the with other countries would be Middle East. " However, he eligible for su pport from that considered it worthwhile to fund '' if the peace agreement is devote tl'iat much time to om• problem, even to the neglect of implemented . ot hers, because so much - It would be unwise and serve no useful purpose for him depended on getting the fightto disclose whether or not ing stopped and the armies Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei separated in the Middle East. Later at a dinner given in Pants in sizes 29 to 44 waist. Shirts in sizes 14'/J to.17112. Sol id colors · tan · Forest green . dark olive . navy blue . charcoal grey. Stock up now or .buy for Father's Day gifts June 16th,." This sale includes our entire stock of mens knit shirts . regular sport shirts tank lops · knit golf shirts. A tremendous selec.tion in solid colors. plaids. white . stripes. You can really save during this sale ·on shirts. Mens Mens Mens Mens Mens honor of visiting Saudi Arabian Prince Fahd Bin Abd·AI·Aziz, and to dramatize a "new relationship between the United States" and' the Arab states in the area . "The success of the two disengagemen t negotiations has created conditions in which LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in down- the lon g term relationship town Pomeroy at 11 a.m. between the United States and Friday was 80 degrees under these Arab countries, as well as Israel , can be put on a new sunny ski es. basis," Kissinger told a Thw-sday news conference. • Our entire stock of pari · t-(hose and stockings included. Save on famo~~ brands. ·' "LEE" TECH TWIU WORK UNIFORMS Sizes 14112 to 11 •12 . You can really save during fhis sale on shirts . By SI'EWART HENSLEY WASHINGTON I UPi ) - Se· cretaary o£ State Henry A. EXTENDED OUTLOOK Fair and warm with highs In the 80s. Lows In the 60s Sunday lhrough Tuesda y. WOMEN'S · HOSIERY , and Nixon's trip will signal • new era m Middle East Arab· lsraeli peace ag reement Ai.JxiLIARYLEADERS - The summer convention of the Eighth District of the American Legion Auxiliary was held Thursday in the Trinity Church in Pomeroy. Left to right, are Mrs. George Sallot, president of the Ohio Department who was guest speaker; Mrs. Devon Tipple, eighth district president; Mrs. Grace Pratt, Unit 39 president, hostess unit; and Mrs . Ben Neutzling, chairwoman of the day. Solid colors· Polka dots - stripes. neat patterns. ,...••••••••••I AND THE HALLMARKS Partly clnudy, warm and humid today, tonight and Saturday with aftern oon and night-time thundershowers likel y. High today and Saturday around 85. Low tonight in the upper 60s . ' Special Sale Prices MEN'S DOUBLE KNIT DRESS SLACKS JHE ·.... _ SHOE BOX GEO. HALL '• Friday and Saturday· ·SAVE OVER 1h MISS AMERICA SHOES proud to present Weather LONG Big selection of fT!isses and half sizes. DRESSES SALE PRICES · SALE 1h ·PRICE GIRLS SPORTSWEAR I the tri-county area is ' ••' Misses and Juniors :· Specia I Group r----------· I The most popular night club in . .BigPOLYESTER PANTS selection of solid and patterns. SALE PRICES Ideal Father's Day Gift MEIGS THEATRE and from the polls Tuesday may call 99%-7004 and a vehide will be dispatched to pick them up. Misses and Womens Liverpool , died early Thursrlay (Continued from page I Jaworski and Sirica. The judge was said to have ordered those present to maintain secrecy. The meeting was in response to motions by the defendants PLEASANT VALLEY demanding that the DISCHARGES - Carrie prosecution supply them with a Judson, Hartford ; Mrs . " bill of particulars." They Michael Brewer, Mason; Mrs. asked for names of "all perJames Marsh, Point Pleasan t; sons alleged to have conspired Charles Eblin, Gallipolis; with the defendants named in Robert Hill, Dtmbar ; Howard the indictment." McCoy , Huntington ; Mrs. On Wednesday, Jaworski Howard Sisk , Mason; April delayed complying with the Barrett, Gallipolis; Mrs. defense request for names of Charles Wheeler, We st co-<:onspirators. A spokesman Columbia; Mrs. Fred Parker, for Jaworski was quoted as Gallipolis. saying "when the judge orders I+S to file it, we'll file it." Even after filing, the information Mason could be kept secret. " Jaworski said in court Wednesday the Watergate Tonight & Friday cover-up would have been June 6-7 revealed much sooner had not top government officals lied Double Feature Program from the beginning as "Part of "CENTER FOLD Gl RLS" PLUS an extensive altern of criminal "THE CANDY actions." SNATCHERS" In a batch of legal briefs filed Tiffany BoLling in U.S. District Court WednesBen Piazza Was a piece of candy worth a day, Jaworski also argued fortune in diamonds? · against dismissing conspiracy Rated R charges against six men, including former Attorney Gen(Continued from page I eral John N. Mitchell and sl<irting June 10 from 8 to 10 presidential aide John D. and 10 to noon, and adult Ehrlichman, on grounds of lessons beginning June 10 pretrial publicity . Monday, Wednesday and Tonight, June 6 But Ja.worski suggested that Friday evenings from 6 until 7. NOT OPEN if impeachment hearings or a Children's lessons begin June Senate trial are being televised 24. Sign up for the classes when the Sept. 9 court trial is l=ri., Sat., Sun. should be done at the pool. starting, "the court should June 7-8-9 O:HARLEY VARRICK consider very seriously (Technicolor) whether a continuance would Walter Matthau Holzer Medical Center be in order." Joe Don Baker I Discharged, June 5) 1PG l In the more than 300 pages of Patricia Bean Annie Cartoons : · briefs filed in response to Krazy · Kat also Loopy Mar/ Bobo, defense motions he at.so offered Blessing, Show Starts 7 p.m . to give the six · cover-up Margaret Bragg, Jerry Burdefendants relevant · parts of cham, James E. Burris, Jr., presidential tapes of tailss in Dorothy Camp, Frank Conley, Thomas Cornett, Jack Crank which they participated. Ethel Cundy, Melissa Darst' I Drew tbe Une MISS AMERICA I But he drew the line at Russ Derouin, Russell Dodson' 1 I providing them access to other George Evans, Mrs. Robert 1 SANDALS _ THEY I presidential tapes, original Fulk and daughter, Gladys 1 I grand jury testimony, state- Hayth, Harry Hill, Andrew . IVE YO I ments of unindicted cO-<:on- Hutchinson , Dale Johnson, 1 G U GREAT 1 spirators and Central In- Ruth Kelly, Dwayne Lane, 1 1 telligence Agency docuinents Mrs. Joseph Lish and son Donald Lisle, Margaret Litch: I EXPOSURE.• , 1 they claim are relevant. 1 Jaworski said lies by Mit- . field , Geraldine Mayo, Sally A great wa 1 . 1 1 chell and Ehrlichman stynued McKinney, Amy Miller, Joseph I Y 0 w1gg e disclosure of the truth for Miller, Don Moore, Paul 1 bm . I your toes in style. 1 a ost mne months after the Parkins, Terry Parsons, Stella I I , June 17, 1972, Watergate break- Pettit, Carol Pierce, Bessie Roberts , Rosemary Salmons, 1 I ~ Jeffrey Sayre, Virginia 1 " The · government is 1 I . , I prepared to prove that at the Stepherd, Jeffrey Slone, Kirby I I time ~f the_ir respective FBI Wright. I I mtervtews (m July, 1972), each !IBIRTHS) I -~ I defendant had extensive Mr. and Mrs . Charles Webb I •BROWN I knowledge of the facts ... which a son, Wellston; Mr. and Mrs.' I far exceeded that of the in- Donald Sheets, a daughter 1 eWHITE 1 vestigators themselves," said Bidwell ; Mr. and Mrs. Willia~ 1 Jaworski. I Weaver, a· daughter, MidI 1 "We submit that defendants' dleport; Mr. and Mrs. Jesse 1I false statements, which were Smith, a son, Cottageville, W. I 1 not isolated denials of criminal Va. 1 I activity, but rather part of an 1 I. extensive pattern of criminal 1 I actio~s taken infurtherance of Veterans Memorial Hospital 1 ,' .... I conspiracy mvolvmg high gov- ADMISSIONS - Hurdle 1 ~'. ,. I ernmen t officials seeking to Sampson, Coolville; Eliza Sue 1 · , I block a leglt\!nate governmen- Ellis, Middleport; Marjorie 1 "- .. . tal inves tigation, clearly Newlun, Long Bottom; 1 I represent the perversion of Florence Woodyard, Mid: 1 M'1dd 1 1 0 I government functions which dleport; Deborah Gawryck, epor ' . · I (the law) was designed to Chesapeake; Marjorie Grimm, 1 prevent." Racme. DISCHARGES Okla Walker, Edwin Clarke, Edna Stiles, Margie . Hanlon , Terry Bell, Sarah Congo. The MEIGS INN DAYTIME DRESSES at hi s residence foll owing a New I 'I FRIDAY, JUNE 7TH Homer C. Timmons dies long illness. Born March 20, 1898 in Portland , he resided in East Liverpool since 1938. He was the son of the late Lee and Inez Jones Timmons. Retired from the Crucible Steel Company in 1964. he was a veteran of WW i. a member of The Salvation Army in East Liverpool , American Legion Post 374 and CIO 1212. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Alice Watson Timmons, at home; three daughters. Mrs. Ann Tipton, Mrs. Juanita Cozart and Mrs. Fannie Henderson, all of Columbus; one son, Homer C. Timmons, Jr., of Georgia ; three sisters, Mrs. Della Cornell and Mrs. Jennie Uranick, East Liverpool, and Mrs. Jessie Fraser, Wellsville, and 10 grandchildren. Services will be at 10 a. m. Saturday at the Dawson Funeral Home, East Liverpool, with Capt. Ron Dake, of The Salvation Army officiating. Additional services will be at 3 p.m. Saturday at Sliversville Community Church with burial in the church cemetery. Any Mdgs tounty resident nee ding transportation to ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Special Two Day Sale By United Press Inte'rnational Drive-In I RIDF. TO POLLS ~ EAST LIVERPOOL Homer C. Timmons. 76, East • Meigs Hi • • JUDIOr killed A-Meigs High School junior, delegate · to Girls State later this month in Columbus, was killed in an automobile ac· cident near Cincinnati Thursday night. Friends of the family here identified her as Sarah Greene, daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Walter Greene, Sr., Rt. I Vinton. She is the granddaughter of Mrs. Minnie Greene, Pomeroy. Miss Greene was reported in an automobile accident in Cin· cinnati while enroute to a graduation exercise when the accident occurred. No details were available today. Miss Greene had been selected as the Buckeye Girls' State delegate by the American Legion Auxiliary of' Drew Webster Post 39, Pomeroy . Miss Greene's father recently retired after 20 years in the U. S. Marines. Mrs. Carrie Neutzling received word of the death and reported it. a one-month jail sentence, but ceived as much as a year in jail and a fine of $1,000. suspended it. Hart said Kleindien>t 's ofKleindienst could have refense -failing to give full answers to q!Jestions put to him about 'settlement of a government antitrust suit against !'IT ·- .-.fleeted "a heart too loyal Most, but not all crafts were and considerate of others." Hart said that Kleindienst's back on the job today at the Gavin plant construction failure not to have committed project following agreements the offense-a misdemeanor reached on new contracts that apparently will not result apparently Thursday about 6 in his disbarment- would have have reflected "great credit on p.m . this individual but discredit on Unofficial spokesmen a\ the plant site said today there others." Kleindienst stood erect with appeared to be "some conhands in front of him as Hart fusion" about resum~tion of spoke. After the sentence was work, but full crews were expected on the job Monday. pronounced, the 50-year-old Terms of settlements lawyers's face twisted with reached had not been disclosed sobs and he hurried from the court room. Friday morning. Settlements at Gavin reached Commun ity College is most reasonable and perhaps, in some ins tance s through scholarship assistance, would enable young people to receive an education without cost who without the program would never have such an opportunity . In other business coWlciJ viewed preliminary plans for an Olympic style swimming pool. Council plans, with the assistance of village solicitor Frank W. Porter, to fil e an application for a grant .for the pool that Council hopes to build by 1975. Council voted to use the fifth entitlement period of revenue shari ng money for public safety, specifically, toward the purchase of a new fire truck. Councilman Eber Pickens will have specifications for the truck com pleted and ready to advertise for bids by the next regular meeting. · Pickens said the new vehicle will be white m color. The traditional red color for fire trucks is being abandoned all over the United States, Pickens stated. Mayor London announced that material for new street (Continued on page 10) sa xh e warns Indians signs remain on Meigs land The Indians left behind them ample signs of having_once occupied the land that I no.w own, 264 acres. Delay of about a year in beginning construction of the scheduled $420 million genera ting plant at New Haven, W. Va . was reported today. Unofficial sources close to the American Electric Power Co. said AEP Chairman Donald C. Cook announced tbe delay Thursday. The 1.3 million kilowatt plant originally was slated to start producing power for the system in 1977 with lliO people on a payroll starting at $1.~ million per year. The AEP slowdown announcement came after New York 's Consolidated Edison decided not to declare stockholder dividends for the first time in nearly 00 years and the subsequent impact on utility companies across the nation. · When the Con Edison announcement was made, Cook was quoted by Business Week magazine as calling for utilities to "reex~mine ambitious construction plans." of dangers TOLEDO, Ohio (UP!) Attorney General William B. Saxbe today warned the nation 's businessmen Ulat free enterprise may be wrecked if they do not face up to "personal Watergates" and stop cutting corners with the law. Saxbe said the public "will not be tolerant•: of' ripoffs, rigged bids, hidden assets, bribes, price fixing or deals with organized crime. While Waterg~te scandals have eroded public trust in government, Saxbe said, private business at.so has a "seamy side that could lead to a devastating loss of public confidence ." Fall to Measure The 11 major corporations that pleaded guilty during the past year to making illegal campaign contributions show that an individual in private industry as well as public business has "his own personal Watergate, " Saxbe said. He said more and more seem to fall to measure up. "If enough parts of the ledger sheet are added up we can begin to see indications that the drive to cut corners is 10 fierce that our entire free enterprise system could he 7 ·defendants fined in COurt There are two of their stone milis. Tbe larger one Is about five .and one-half inches in diameter at Seven defendants were fined the top and three inches at the bottom; and its depth is about eight inches. The stone ls mostly un- and one other forfeited bond in dergroundnow. The part above ground is smooth, rounding and sloping toward its top. It Is just right Pomeroy Mayor Dale Smith 's for the operator ofthe mill to sit straddle of it and work at pounding the corn with a pestle. Cow-t Thursda night. The mlieh smaller one Is near, I figure that it was either made for a'n Indian child or was a banFined were Charles Napper, THREE ASSISTED dolled before it was finished. · Pomeroy, $115 and costs, three The Pomeroy Unit of the When I look at the mill, I no longer wonder why the Indians fought so stubbornly for their hunting days confinement, driving CAMP DAVID, MD: - PRESIDENT NIXON was at his , I Southeastern Ohio Emergency grounds. They must have gotten a lot of sand in their "craws" from their daily diet. while intoxicated; Gerald mountain retreat today working on domestic problems and Medical Service made three Many arrowheads, spear points, flint needles, stone pipes, pestles, stone axes, hematite tools, Arnold , Pomeroy, $10 and making plans for a five-<~ation tour of the Mideast starting runs Wednesday : At 6:02a.m. and other Indian tools have been found on this farm; but many were sold and given away long ago. I costs, reckless operation, $15 Monday. Nixon flew to Camp David by helicopter Thursday night and costs, no operator 's Ricky Morris, Rt. I, Mid- have several on hand. after cruising on the Potomac wi!h his wife, Pat, and daughter, dleport, from his home to Large amounts of flint chips were found on two hilltops where flint was fashioned into useable license, $40 and costs, resisting Trlcla Cox. arrest; Gary Simpson ; Holzer Medical Center; at 7:46 tools. p.m. assisted Earl Fry, Rt. 1, On another lUll tip is a sinall motmd that some think is a burial mound for a child, perhaps. Father Pomeroy, $115 and costs, three FORREST CITY, ARK.- ATORNADO ClflJRNED'througb days confinement; driving Rutland, who was suffering a . Time has weathered It down some in my time. a shopping center Thursday killing eight persons, most of them EARLY FOXHUNTING while intoxicated, $15 and possible heart attack, and at young shoppers; and injuring 100 otbers. It skipped across to a 4:57 p.m. assisted Hugh · One hundred years ago and earlier, foxhunting was a much more serious sport. As one veteran, costs, driving under suspended residential district destroying 350 homes and leaving 2,500 Leifheit, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, who foxhunteronce put it, "Love me,lovemyfoxhoundandmy red foxes!" license ; David Marcum , ,per11011s homeless. The preliminary damage estimate. was $10 had fallen in a hay field, to If anyon~ killed a red fox, even though it had been shot red-handed killing his chickens or turkeys, Rutland, $100 and costs, three mlllioo. All eight victims were found in the rubble of a. Gibson Holzer Medical Cenier with bewasliabletopaydearlyforhisaCtions. days confinement, driving Dilcount Store. possible fractures of ribs and a · Some of the retributions that could come, and frequently did, were: (I ) A haystack, an out- while intoxicated; Andy "I imagine we're going to find more bodies than that," St. shoulder. building, even a bam with all its hay, grain, and tools, could catch fire mysteriously and burn to the Laudermilt, Pomeroy, $50 and Francis County Sheriff Clarence Montgomery said. One of the 30 ground; I2) ,Iron rods or wire cOuld suddenly confront a mowing machine aild ruin a sickle; 13) dead costs, resisting arrest ; Ron aid Red Croas personnel on the scene believed an additional 10 to 15 small animals or chickens would suddenly be found in the well; (4) pasture gates would suddenly Fry, Pomeroy, $15 and costs, 'TOBACCO SOLD bodies would be found by the time all the wreckage had been open to allow stocjt to get onto the highway or into his c;rops; and (5), in one instance, arsenic was put fictitious plates; Richard CAIRO IUP!) - The United cleared . one man's well c~uslng the dea.th of his son and the serjous illness of another member of the Warner, Pomeroy, $20 and into Fire <lllef John Rice said It appeared most of· the victims , States today signed a $10 , , costs, speeding. million deal to supply f811lllybeforethecat+Seofthetroublewasfound. were young. The !li-st' two identified were teen-age girls, but th~ I wonder what. tiM! perpetrator of such an outrage will say in his defense when called before the Richard Hogg, Pt . Pleasant, third victim ldentlfi~d was an 80-year-<>ld man. The . twister American tobacco in the first tribwJal of the Supreme Judge? forfeited a $30 bond on charges llaBhed a tWoflille path through the Mississippi River town of large trade agreement with -Seth F. Nichotson, RD l, Rupand, Ohio. Jof intoxication.. I ' ' Egypt in. a decade: I 12,763 located 35 rnUes from Memphis, Tenn. . . . I .I ·~ I , t J 1 ,. .. "' 1. . .. '. ' I .J ' . . ' • '\ ·- -, .· •' '•I . .I . ;'.l' '\ '. ' ' I wrecked," Saxbe said. Saxhe, who warned about effects of lax morality in government Thursday in a commencement address at the Ohio State University Law School at Columbus, turned to business ethics in a speech · prepared for the Toledo Area Governmental Research Association. A Justice Department source said Sax be plans to discuss the need for higher standards of moral responsibility in four of five speeches he is making in a four-day tour of his home state. In his warning to the "business community," Saxbe said "we caonol expect to have an honest, moral society If we shave our own ethics and cut corners with the law." Any Means Acceptable Saxbe said one of the problems "is the feeling among too many in the business community that any means are acceptable to achieving profits and that the crime is not in the doing but in the getting caught." He said, "there are more ways to be caught than simply h.<iving the FBI or the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) pay a call. Businessmen can get caught by the public as well." People will not continue to buy products of firms they mistrust, Saxbe said , there are limits to the "reservoir of trust" in business. "And if they have no choice blit to.buy, there still may be a resentment that will simply bide its time for a chance to be felt." Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMISSIONS Steve McGrath, Rutland ; Betty Lou Persons, Uttle Hocking; Ada Cram let, Ra~ine ; Orville McVeigh, Bellsville; Hazel Reed , Middleport ; Charles Sch!JOnover, Rutland. DISCHARGES - Minnie Johnston, Henrietta Robert-. son, Dora Roush, Robyn Stewart. SQUAD CALLED The Middleport Emergency Squad was called at 10:11 p.m. Thursday to the Nancy . ~ residence; She was taken to Veterans Memoria! Hospital. At 10 :53 p.m. the squad transported Mrs. CaS.s Hindy IQ Holzer Medical Center. �• - --- - - of fi ve black l~ng \ Wat~~gate worst claims being rejected By DK EW VON BERGEN WASHI NGTON I UP!) - A I.1bor Dcpm tmcnl offiCial told Congress Thursda y tl1al 80 per S uggestion s oJlered old lrolll l' 1011'11 Bellefon tmne, Ohto May 26, 1974 Deil r S1r Last Fnd.1y evemng on the 24th of May my husba nd and I accompamed by my b<ather and h1s \\ Ife, Ben and Ma1 l Crary Fultz, had the pleasure of attending the Alumm Banque t of Middleport H1gh School It was a rea\llu illto see so many of our old friends and a most enJoyable v1s1t to our old hometown We \\ ere pleased to note that so ma ny of the rcs1dences were so well ma mta mcd m every respect Th1s proves there IS mucl1 pe rsonal pnde m the town but " e all felt there was a Jack of commumty pnde In so many cases the down town bwltlmgs are neglected through lack of mmntenance and poor plannmg We did notice and appreciate the plannmg on the part of the l'ily Adm m1stratton m r es pect to the fl ow Lmd h.mdhng of traffic also the quamt little "VIllage Pharmacy,' the new City F1rc Dept building, U1e modem1zat1on of the Bank w1lh 1ls dn ve thru wmdow service and the mce coloma! bwldm g behmd the Bank and many others This could start a trend for the architecture and deslf.IJ'l for the eri ttre bustness commWllty T her e ts a tremendous amolml of bea uty tn the arclutecture of ma ny of the old butlchngs m the busmess area Fat msta nce 1f ~' OU stand m fr ont of the Ba nk and look at the lovely old Rathbu 1n home, as I 1 emembcr 1t, \\ lth 1ts bea uttful cormth1an columns and the old bmldmg where Dr Hodge used to have h1s office, the lovely bu1 ldmg whe. e D1 Ha rtmger used to be, w1th Its pretty fl uted columns ~alinosl com pletely hidden by a small restaurant Also, the bUJ!dmg across the street on the corner ts out of character m th e oth erw1se attractive town with merchandtse stocked on the Sidewalk and cheap Signs all over the wmdows. Somellmes, I thmk peopleareso close to things they can 't see them. I \\as told tha t the reason noth mg IS done abo ut the downtown 1s that no one has any money m Middleport but the Widows. I wonder 1f any of them have ever thought how beaullful a fountam would be as a laslm g memon al to them and their loved ones? Right at the mtersect10n of Second and M1ll Streets where there 1s now a stop Sign and a triangular traffic control pattern I know from expenence 11 only takes one In te rested person to start a "Beauliflca twn Program" and that founlam would be a good starling poml We not1ced that there were many trailer homes scattered at random throughout the c1ly, well kept and neal, bul wouldn 't they look much mcer m a mobile home area (beaull!Ied ) zone for such? Garden Clubs could do much toward beautif1cat1on of the town and r~ver banks. I'm sure there are ma ny people who would be happy to contrtbute the pr1ce of a tree as a memortal and much could be done as has been m Galllpohs and Mason C1ty. In the event that mterest should develop concerning my suggestion of a foun ta m, I would be pleased to be one of the first contributors as a memortal to my parents We VISited the cemetery and I w1sh to compliment the cemetery trustees for their excellent mamtenance program It looked very mce mdeed A progressiOnal looking town IS always attractive to new mdustries and people The town that f hve Ill IS proceeding With a downtown improvement program and 11 IS presently m the hnal planmng stages ready for constructiOn next spring. nus all came about because ONE interested young lawyer srud to me one mght at a party, "Dorothy, would you be willmg to work on a "Downtown Betterment Comm1ttee 7 " The program IS bemg backed by the City, merchants and downtown property owners, ciVIc groups and garden clubs. The mtersectwns and drrunage are bemg finan ced by the c1ty and the rest by assessment as ag reed by the property owners There are many cornparues m the busmess of planrung such programs such as the James Barrett Co , Luna, OhiO, whom we have employed here m Bellefont!""e When we llve m c11les where the crune rate IS h1gh and the hvmg pace so fast, 11 makes one appreciate, more and more, a small fnendl y town hke Middleport and I hope that someone will agree With me and start some sort of plan m my ruce little hometown. - Dorothy Fultz (J D.) Askren, 405 Dakota Road , Bellefontatne, Ohio 43311. r--'--~~ - - The Dai~ Sentinel DEVOTED TOmE INTERFSI'OF ~ MEIGs-MASON AREA CHESTERL TANNEHILL, .,., Ed ROBERTHOEF1JCII , CHy Yltr Publilhed dally ~ICept Satriy by The In 1933, Great Br1tam, France, Italy and Germany signed a 10-year peace pact Less than s1x years later, Germany started World War II FLOWERS Ohio Valley PubUlhlng Com~ny , 111 Court St , Pomeroy, Ohio 56769 Bu!iness Offtce Phone 992-21~ Editorial Phone m 21~7 Second dau po~~age paid at Olno For All OccaSions Pomerot Natlo nel advertlalng representa tive BoUmelli-GaiiBgher Inc 12 Eaat 4Znd St New York New York Subscnptlon rates Delivered by ~rTier where available 60 cents per week By Motor Route l"here carrier service not available One mmlh, $2 110 By 11111il lfl Ohto and w Va One Year , ' 18 SII months $9 50, Thr ee mootha, $6 Else\dlere 122.00 )'eBr sb: months Ill :.0, three months t6 SO &l bscription pr1ee md udP.!I Sunday Tin~s&ntlne l We Wi~e Flowers Everywhere 992-2039 Porn eroy Flower Shop Mrs M1llard Van Meter Ph. 992-5721 Ph. 992-203• AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR ZENITH- GIBSON-HARDWICK KITCHEN AID-LITTON (Microwave Oven) ALSO DOXOL PROPANE SERVICE .' · r T.V. & APPLIANCE R•d I enOUf 5 GAS SERVICE Ch ester, Oh10 Phone 985-3307 cent of bla ck lung cla un:-; n · \1ewed by the department dur· mg the last 11 months have been reJected, saymg: a great number were 'fnvolous ' Mrs Nancy Snyder. assoc1ate di rector for Coal Mme Workers' CompensatiOn at the department, carne under cn tictsm ..Jio use fr om F.ducat1on and Labor chairman Carl D Perk ms, DKy , howev e r , be cause of th e sta ndards used to determm e ehg•b•hty Perkins sa1d the department was "discrum natmg agamst coal mmers " because 1t was usm g standards devised m 1969 and 1970, rather than based on 1972amendments to the Federal Coal Mme Health and Safety Act Mrs Snyder rephed that she had been adv1sed by the department's attorney that mterun standards based on the 1972 amendments could not be used The corrum tlee was hearmg teslunony on a sen es of bills related to black lung benefi ts, mcludmg one by Perkms to extend federal adm1mstral10n for two more years . Black lung, the common name for pneumocomos1s, 1s a disease which strtkes coal rn•ners followmg long-term exposure to coal dust Mrs. Snyder srud the Labor Departme nt has received 32,785 clauns durmg the penod from July I, 1973 and May 31 of th1s year, w1th a total of 39,000 dauns expected by the end of the fiscal year She said that amount was 16,000 fewer than proJeC ted for fis cal 1974 "Our approval rate for th e 1mllal 6,791 claims rev1ewed IS flu ctuatm g around 20 per cent," she SBJd. Perkms questioned her about the 80 per cent reJeCtiOn rate "We did see a great nwn ber of frivolous clauns ," she smd " We were amazed at how many were never employed m th e nation's coal mmes," she added Accompamed by acti ve, re tired and d1sabl ed coal , ~rw \'tl lio w s from Ku r '' k 1 l , llPcsscc, V1rgm1 a mul Y. ~·s t Vu g1ma Ro !Jert Nl'lson l eg J "l:• t .~ ~ dtrector for th{' L mted Mme Worke rs 111 11•• ' " ' In the 1969 law, Congress mtended tha t. eventually this program would be turned over to t he sta tes," the Congressma n sa1d 'However, Umon 1UMW ) proposed to the th e sta tes have not met the commit tee that 11 eslabhsh a federal req mremenls set up " federalh -admimstc l ed fund, Hechler noted th at he had re- CO LUMBUS !UP!)- Attorney General Wilham B Saxbe told gradualmg semors at Oh1o Stale Umv ers1ty Thu rsday th e Watergate scandal Is the "greatest cloud " m th e nat10n's history and the Umted States m1ghl not be able to surmount another scanda l of simila r dlffienswn s. In a speech durmg the ceremomes, Saxbe made has most extensive comment on th e many gUises other than that of the storm trooper/' Saxbe sa•d • Some m blue Jeans are apostles of the new left terrorIsm Others wea r the hood of the Klansman And there are some 1n Brooks Brothers swts." Saxbe cited hiStone scandals, mcluding the wh1sky rmg m the Gran t adm1mstrat1op and the Teapot Dome m the Hardmg admmislrallon "What IS astoundmg IS not only the amount of corruptiOn the nation has tolerated, but how qmckly 11 seems to 3- The Da1!y Sentm~l. ~h ctdleport-Pom c1 O) , 0 ':!;::i :::. ·:;: ·;:;., ·,:, .;,., ,.; 12 SUCCESS STORlt:S lSports Wesk • "They Overcame Hearing Loss" • Free Bo okl e t esp ec 1a l ly Ia e ncour age A m e r• ca ns ot a ll ages w ho suffer tra m uncorrected or un trea ted heanng loss to seck he lp Jh. pre p~ red Well k now n ce lebn f1es fr om ol l l walk s ot lite tell t he ir pe r son a l sto r 1es ol tr 1umph Probab le sta rters on the mound f o1 tlw at Low ell w1\l be J im l'i 1day end Pe rk ~ul l cer tam cond1h ons th e sac Wednesda1 mghl 's long e1ght mm ng perfo rmance at Ma nella The legiOnnaires v. 111 be try mg to top the 500 mark fo ll0111 ng Wednesda} 's loss at Ma n etta 10 a wtld g~une that Sa\\ Property second ga me, 6--5 In 10 mmngs Chaney \\ en! the distance m the wm las t year, slnkmg out rune and walkmg four, while a\l owmg JUS! SIX hilS In the 1973 loss al Lo\\ ell, Perk Ault sta rted and \l as the Vl clun of some faulty mfleld heldmg, as three errors 111 the third mmng opened the door for four unearned Lowell runs Last season, John Baird led the Me1gs Leg wn w1th 71 stnkeouts while gomg the distan ce m five games This season, JUSt three ga mes old, Ba1rd al ready has compiled 22 slnkeouls w1th two complete games Other Improvements from last year show up m the RBI column Last season ulihly ma n Gary Geor ge and ca tcher M1ck Ash hmshed the season \\ Ith 6 and 7 RB!s respecll vely After th ree games m 1974, both lead th e club m tha t category With three ru ns driven m ap1ece Others with RBis this early m the season are B1ll Holland, M1ke Lark1ns and Perk Aull1Hlh one each In 1973, opponents stole 50 bases m JUst 59 attempts, and the Pomeroy, 0. • vi gorous, rugged warriors. Whether hatr grows or not depends on whether there IS a I hair follicle present, the fOOt of the hatr Itself which is unbedded deep within the skin. You are II terally bald on the months from my fnends and face mstead of being bald on even my Wife and children I the top of the head To tell you feel embarrassed when the 1 the truth of the matter, I think subj ect comes up about you've got the best end of the shavmg I would hke to know 1f deal. There are a lot of men I could go to a doctor and get who are bald on the top of their some kind of shot to start to head who would bke to trade shave places with you and be bald on DEAR READER - There the fa ce Isn't any shot that w1ll work . I don 't believe that your The lack of beard and fnend s are showing you proper sideburns in your case has consideration , and th1s is nothm g to do w1th your because they don 't understand masculinity or how much male the problem. You wouldn 't go hormone you are producmg kid someone because he had a Just to Illustrate the problem, birthmark or because he had a m some races beards are quite large freckle. Your problem, sca nty or non..ex1stant; even although not very unportant, th ough the men may be really falls m that ballpark ":J \ UNBEATABLE VALUE AT THIS lhe llu~n c leamng 1 i.;l, ~ LOW PRICE PLUS ~ EUR E KA 't~} QUALITY, DEPENDABILITY, POWER 'l ,;ft~~ I\ O NL Y ~ Yanks" hat loud in 30-6 victory [lools optro nat) ·Jf~ ~ lru demonsl nt on ,.,,,. \ ~,; • The Pomeroy Yankees \\ ent \\lid at the plate lh1s week m \\ lllllln g th eir lh1 rd gam e agamsl no losses , as the Yan ks talhed 14 runs m the f1rst mmng, four m the th~r d , siX m lhe fourth, one 111 the f1fl h and f1ve 111 the s1xth, enroute to a 30-1) Cllmaln la•a \1 0 NEW EXCLUSIVE 6-posilion DIAL·A·!4AP' A sell ng 101 e~ery tOb lr om low llal ptle lo deep de11 se shag 1 INGELS FURNITURE OPEN FRI. & SAT, NIGHTS MIDDLEPORT High quality • • • low cost COLLEGE education!! COMMUNITY COLLEGE CAMDEN PARK U. $, 60 WEST HUNTINGTON ' COMPLE TE SER VICE DEPARTMEN T and Full Tim e Qualified Service Man s 1h . rdlo<kl'd 11-11 Ill .1 ~~ .111 1t <. ,il l( d Ul•c I li St' of d.u k n t ss B1c~ u e 1 sl ru( k out I I b.~t tt• r s \\ l11l e Ius lf' dll lllldh•s Lm nbmcd for l l llll<; Sl ot I ll ~ h\ U I Uil S IIl Pony wrapup the fu st one 111 the second four m the thud .~nd se \ en m th e four th M H<1 mng \ H IS the lo::il ng p1tc heT bemg 1elJevcd b) R C.~d lc m the llmd It1ck l dj lOildshed" l11ple to pace the Ph1l lies ' atta( k wlule Steve Pt( kcns . Rtck l'a ylor , Bub Schneider , CIHp Brauer tIll lit It il'. t !l l l ll ~ trh li lt d !u s l r tkt II II I ft lllf \\ ,d k n•n, r~~r !'u Jiu r o' Ill~ lllll l 1'11 11 11 i l l \ 1111 SlllJJ t IJ\ h ff ("lit Sl I s,,.. , liSt \\I l l .. .. I' ~ Middleport ., '". I' Paid Pol. Adv. Recharging - Hydrostatic Testing - Safety L1ghts . S1re ns - Hose - Comm ercial Alarm System s - Sprmkler System s - New F,1re Trucks · Ladders · Home Alarm Sy ste m s New Extmguishe rs. We have a com p lete line of Tags, S1gns an d Arro ws to m ee t OS HA Re qui rem en ts . Ope,n 9 A. M. - 5 P . M., Monday lhru Friday S i l l) II \\ ,1\ ,,Jj o \\ 1111 l \\11 I Wl ~ d1h ks \\ 1\h .1 p 111 uf s il t) It s, l\ 1\t> Bo~ s.<.; \\Jill l ht l L' sH1 gles I I ' •plt ( cHid K l 11 } \V i lll' IJi l lll iL' I Kt.:V HI Sk \\.J I t .!lld (l ui :-; l•m bt s L'd(ll '' 1th d s1 ngll' Pumr nn A s ~ 1\t ,Jso n 0 O.de BrO\ \ Il lllf-: \H· nt the chs ta n<.: e s tJTk Jn ~ nul l l dnd \\a lk1 ng fr -.c os Br 1a n Ham il to n s trt ple wr tl1 t11c b.1ses IOctllcd m the second mmng \ \<J S the ke) blu\\ fm the !I s Jerrv 'I ucke1 stm ted for Mdson and went frvc and a thud wmngs , stJ tk1 ng out seve n a nd wa lktn ~ four Bob Ntcewander went the rest of the \\ay, strt ktng out one dnd wftlkm g one gn 111 ~ Itt . . ll t s l 1\\1' 1111 11 \t l l'sl of l hL Slll g Jp J~ t \ l ! lg 1[) 11\\ 11111 ~ struck out three .tnd '' dlk..: d \ \I t ks I J-! 11 " I I 1111 11 til flnr s ht cl l'rt .lkltt ~ ... tl 11 ttu frr rll t '> l l r ( I h fn tl 111d lht 111 1\ \\ 11/lllfl s sl tr pltr h d nuhle t.. llltlll, I II IJII t ow n c~n tt nt \\til bt lt(•]d l ul ) 4 5 G<tn d 7 1r1 1\ tt u~ n s Olno :-; ponsn1cd 11\ Sld!r t,tn s Soflb.t ll l t.: clt lt lht fl't: 1s Sl5 \\lth ltlf' dt.: ci dlme un June LO J• (J/ tn ffJI IIl .J l iOI1 f<~ll .J el l\ 1 Y .-~ Le s dl l -td 4 7 !7 ilJlO or Deb r.-r Wt·s t. Jt 1-(J1 4 l r 1 J~- ~585 or 11 11 tr fu 9 West St: (Of ld Sl , l h ~ Plrllfl :. Ohw 457RO of Mason smgles each Syracuse 20 Pomeroy B's 6 da1kness Blalcrs 10 M1dd. Am(_• ricans 2 'I he Ches lur e Bla ze rs e t up ted for s1x run s m the thud mmn g m th1s "m over th..: 'I Ebersbach sta rtetl on the mound for Midd leport , s li 1k1ng Almon, selected b) the San D1cgo Padres, 11111 not be It v.as all Greg Cumliff. as f1red a one-hitler, struck oulll ba tters and slammed a tnple double and l\I O smgles 111 Racine loop 0 Runaway was the trend m Racme area Little Leagu e action this week as only one of four gmnes was what could be called a "close contest" The only li ght contest of the \\ee k \\ as an 8-3 ball game w1th the Syracuse Astros toppmg Portland In other actwn, Ra cme No. 1 thumped Racme No 2, 31-3, while the Letar t Las hers rapped the Syracuse Braves 234, al'ld the Astros won their second game of the week, downmg Racme No 2, 13-2, and Letart edged Racme 12-8 Astros 8 Portland 3 J Duffy struck out mne and walked two m gettmg the wm as hiS teanuna tes scored once m the firs t, three hmes m each of the second and third mnmgs, and once 1n the fourth Duffy ) Ielded JUS! three h1 ts For Portland, F1tch Greer stru ck out s1x and walked eight, wh1 le y1eldmg nme hils Pmtland held a short-hved 3! lead after one mrung. Racmc (I ) 31Racme ( 2) 3 Rac me No I banged out 26 hits, wh1le Jack Lyons suffered the loss. The victors lalhed !3 tunes m the f1rst mnmg, eight tunes m the third , one m the fourth and rune m the fifth Meanwhile, John Pape and Jonathon Rees combmed to hm1t the losers to JUSt five h1ls, one double and four smgles. For the w111ners, they got ou t f1ve and Y. d ikm g four before bemg replvced !.J v Crt sC' J Middlepor t llmencans tn the four th Cascr str uck ou t fi ll was qUi et unli t the 11111 d three and \\ a lke-d three 1nn1ng \\h en Dull as Sayre For Ra c in e J u n Riff le opened fm Chesture w 1th a st<u ted and struck out SIX <J ild double befme bemg thr011n out h y111g to stretch 11 mto a II 1ple An thony Ward then walked , Luke Amos smglell Steve Ba1rd smgled. 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Tr> t:t \ 6 ( I • J ' I l'j W Y o r~ ', (11 ( tl (jO I tr 1 , 10 l l ! l t>l r q l ol IJ I 1 1 1 11 f old rnr ' u I > f ~ ( I v Ji-' u lt 11 I fl J• t1 h 1111'1 J) rI • I q h "' W r •,l w f I! ' " ' t Il l '' lo ll ' 0/ W• 1 I 1 1' 1 ' 1 II I II 1 le)( .lS M Ch 11 Ba ll n qh l nrgtlt ( l (' ve 01 K C n rq h t O a kl,l n cl ,l l n 1q h 1 C'CiO M tw a n ql11 Crnc r u t Ph ria n rq h t ( h C<l UO .1 1 t OS ,\ nq n Qtl l MOTOROLA f<~ thcl F. d~<a~ d \I ll\ be s1ttmg With hu n 111c1c IHI\ be no tlurd rw lics W1th an age m tal kmg for vu u, ncgo tl alw n s twn out to ga me for the love of money 'Some pla)ers seem to be playmg the • • • • • • mslead of the love f01 the ga me I rea ll y ~< an t to play b,i\1 . Sa yre and Jm1 H1ffle Slllac ked ln ples and Young add ed a dddccl thr ee smgles K 1 ce two do uble stnglcs Ve no} d chJuble c1nd F01 Midd leport , M Venoy and Ba1esv. 1\l slapped do ubles Ebc1sb,1cl1 " smgle flve-tu ller, w1lh lour of the hils homeruns by T Sa lser, John Davis, Mark Davis and J W1lhams The Aslros tallied twice 1n the first, second and third mnmgs, and added four m the fourth and three m the fifth, whi le Racme scored Its two Jfj ljllfll~ .J I p' ' by an agent m his In ste CJ d, tl1 s Yo ung Young wa lked h\ o <.~n d struck oul se~o en wtth a home 1 un, \dHie J ohl! I ! II r.~ '' " ,,~ ~ · l rl l ' ', •, r • r • J ' Ho•l q " •' I 'I " nego t1 a t 10 ns be bullies · he sa1d H<~ c me u II th rs \\ ee k s maJ or leag ue baseball flee .1gent eli dft, savs 11 al ked 10 before be1 ng 1eplaced 1n the four th bv .J F H1chard Tea ford led '''' CIIA NGE IMAG E W ~ IHV I C K H I 1UPli Bil l) Almon, the No 1 pick 1n he " ant s t o cha nge th e · mon e) -g1ubbmg' 1mage of pr o fess10n~d athlcte:-J the Sy1etcusc pon y leHg uer I ! t/ •tn' r I <HJIJ \ w l ' r, , ,, , ]H I 1 E ,,. I •~I w II l ll n i J Rac me ra lhed \\ 1th t\H~ l Ull s m the f1fth, one Ill tl1e six th and tY. o 111 the seven th to knot the sc01 c ~t 13-a ll \'<hen th is gcHne beca use I• I j i ll 1 II/ " n lr< II I 1\DJI S 10 P I AY VIc tors ~1s Mason comm itted stx errors Mark Fry ,q th a double cmd Bob N t ce\\'a ndc l w1lh C:l suiglc wer e the onl y htt lcrs For ca lle d fln11 r rtd ll 1 P• and T1m Ra11 li ngs added doub les and Mike Owe ns rapped ,, pall of doubles Randy Marsha II added a smgle, while Steve Pickens and Bob Sc hneider .Idded " pair of \\a s 1'1 \ I \t II \\ I <, J..: t l t11 1j.! tn (It t p hit Ra ndy Hoach and Duane three \\ lule l..avend.tr r.m ned Wh1te. each \\1 th <-~ s1ngle wet c four and 11 al ked on\1 one the only other hi llers for the R,Icme 13 Middlepurl A' s l ~ ug th ol ~ ~ IIHlHilj ~ I ' ,'H j U I E t .1H1 ! Dc~\P Snulh s l c~ p pc d .t rl iJ ublt to P <~ L L Mrdd ll• por 1 lnttw 1 ~ Fur Midd le por t ild(hn c• ... tn 1111 lltr .tl '• to L I 1! 1 IJ t) • 11lt \ \ Oil lit• Kt 11 t 1H k) lit rh ~ \\ ttl! I ttl h ~ 11111 r1t l 1fth Bu t li JI 1 \d nle J .uncs llo\\,u d Lt u•d 1 p .l l r of doubles nHI Wtncb1~: nne1 c~ n cl Sci \ r c ho~d the other l \\ O -bci ~g CJ s to p.H r Che.s hu ~.: Bc~ 11 d ywlded t\\ O h t l~ .1 11d fcmncd seven \\!Hie \\d lkrng two Cm nehu s 'w ld£>d foUl h1l, , s trr k 1n ~ out tlu (' (' .r 11d Y. alkmg one t/ 11 l' n .du 11 ..,.., St.rk r ., " ,., 1.1\ ll rf lt .Jl oth l ... ttl ,, lr• ") ' huH up 10 luis llld 10 \\ .1\ nl llt t lht f 111 11 rtldt .., [ 1 \~ Jt ... I ttl It ~~ ll J.! (h \ /l ! rtf \ I\\ II ru ~Ik e 1..1 \ L' I t d o~ l Wt ll f a1i lf runs M~ l () l !l y U n I• !l P t t • • / 1 I • 11 .r l n!ll t l N llo OtJ,)i L t l tJ I!' \ \ I ll (II UJ.,.; It t '. [ ( ,!JIII t ll l . ll ll nrn,~ s Ht lll lf lill tlt t \llf, lh lh t fu 1 ft l\\ I I t J ( l ll It ttl SLt \t H 11 lim r sf 11 tt d fot Mldd ltp(n! ,Hid \\ t i ll fqur 111 1 . tt ~· \t , ll lll d " l n UJ.!t .., , . 111 d lut:-; li l' l l· Other Racme h1Hers we re Youn g v. tth two swgles, Ste\c Hendn cks with h' o swgles , Scott Wolfe \\l th two sw gles . Guston Matte Pre Set VHF Tuner Sol1d State UHF Tuner Golden M Ptcture Tube Mag1c Mast up front telescoping antenna Wainut gram plasti c. cab met Built m recessed handle WERNER RADIO & T.V. and Steve Hil l and M1ke Huddle s ton \\ Jth a s tn g le ap1ece MIDDLEPORT, 0. t' or Middlepor t, Hag gerty runs m the hrst and stxth m- mngs • L~ ta rt 12 Racme 8 Letar t explode<! for nm e r uns 1n the third mnmg, although be1 ng oulh1l by Rac me, !1 -0 Chn s Wo lfe went the Now at Tom Rue Motors Chrysler-P~mouth ... Plymouth Voyager. dista nce for t he wmners , 'A-ho slashed e1ghl smgles and a double John Pape started for Racme and was relieved 111 the th1rd mmn g by Ken t Wolfe Ra cme hillers smacked a tn ple, three do ubles an d se ve n smgles All you add is people. AU'THOAil£0 OU.L.I" ~-~CHRYSLER , . . , . II!Of0118 C\liii'QIIATIOIII INTEREST On Certificates Of Deposit s1,000 Minimum 30 Mo. Term N n e ty day rn ter est pen a l ty rf wrt hd ra w n b efor e ma lu r 1t y d al e Meigs Co. Branch @ PAA Tt't e Athe ns Co unt y Sav rn gs & Loa n co 296 Seco nd S l Pom e r oy, Ot11 o The MEIGS INN The must popular night club in proud to present Voyager holds up to 15 people . .. 3 more than Ford & Chevrolet. Compare Voyager. Our go-an ywhere do -a nyth ing Vo yager g1 ves you everylh1ng the compet•t•on does. and more Wi th Vo yager, you get th e most searrn g arrangement opti ons 1n the Industry Yo u also get the t•ghtest turm ng di ameter wh1ch makes Voyage/ eas1er to hand le And th e larges t fuel tank, wh1 ch wil l tak e you Iurth er and mea ns fewer gas stops It s Van- Tas11c ' ~ Engines? 6 or V-8. Cubi~ Inch Displ ac ement 2lS S1x GEO. HALL 318 v8 360 l Barrel V 8 360 4 Barr el v 8 . P8100 PB200 Stand,u d S t a nd a~d Stand;nd S l and~rd Optional Op!lona l ~ Opl1onal Op hona l P ~ OO Stand;ud Opl1onat 01)1100.11 1 AND THE HALLMARKS TOM RUE MOTORS TONIGHT ., 0 TIL 2 • CHHYStEH. Plymoutli I ' Standa1c! passenge r seal mg 01Jit0nal 12 passenge r sea ling Opuona l B passenge1 se at ng , 0 PII OOal 15 passenger seat1ng Voyager s JUSt perfect f01 all km ds of thmgs l1 ke gettmg away lor awh1\e It has all kmds of storage space And 1\ will carry hall a nei ghbor hood on 1\s way to school And don l l01get when you order Plymou th Voyager. you dec1de whether you wan t the power of a V8 or the gas savmg economy of our Slant 6 engme Plym outh Voyager was hutll to lake on the JObs of all kmds ot veh icles Maybe 11 s JUSt ·•ghl tor you Come m and see Voyager. now II s Van Ta strc 1 " 399 SOUlH 3RD AVE., MI~PORT, 0. II ,' J ' d ill\\ 11 1) lll,lt l lt lllud. tv 11 1 l\\11\t tlt r I t d t 111 1 r !t il e, r I 1111 11 \, ,·11 1 llu 1t st 11f tl 11 lu t s .111 d ( 'II III l 1us \\ I S It O (ll ll l ll' d rd1h d !1111 1 1 li t h 111 ft,t u lli .1 s SI 1 \ t l:,111d \\ril l fcq u llt ii ii i'S -. ,Il l 1} l i. t~ l l Ill t h 1 11 f ll lrrtllll[ 'i t . l k t ... ( lu slint , 1/ld I l tl l i lrqd 1 I r11\\ II ht d ,1 \\ d ) i llhht I l'. uk s Wll ll i iH fllh 1 do n hll d ) 11 1 11 1 11~ ( IHltlfff Ill 111 11 1111' f111 the tri-county area is COMPLETE INSPECTION SERVICE Complete Line of Part s for All Makes of Ex · tmgu1shers . •l '" 1\ l\I Jd d i t• JHll I It ,d ill)..! hts l t.l lll lr~ ll 11s \\ II\ t 1111d1ff \\ ,dk• d fn t b d !t 1 s \d ll lr f\t !l ilt d\ 111d l11pplt I .IIIII ( .l llll UU. tdt Pony play MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 SUPPORT COMMUNITY COLLEGE JUNE 11th •1 Nor ton , each w1th t\\ O, a nd Tom Owe ns and Junmy FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT EMPIRE-DOROIT STEEL , _Ro):al Crown Bottling , -Company -. Ohlinger and a pair by DaHd Kennedy The Yankees banged out 28 h1ls, led by homerun s off the bats of Ch11s Tayl01 and Mark R. E. TRACY Vote FOR the one mill levy June 11 I Mtdd lt•pu r ! .IIHI H. 11 fi ll' Snyder Gettmg lnples were Steve Mar k Norton went f1ve m- l.iltle, Ma rk Norton and T1m nmgs for the Wlllners, bemg Roush, wh1l e Stev e Li ttl e, replaced by '!'om Owens Ill the Chn s Tay lor, Tom Owens, s1xth They combmed for 15 Ha rvey Whitlatch and Steve stn keouls and e1ght walks, Call each smacked a double wh1le holdmg the Tigers to f1ve Shcmg s1ngles we• e T1m hils Roush w1lh four , followed by Don Icenhower started on the T1rn Faulk w1th three, Steve mound for the Tigers and Call v. 1th two, and Steve Li ttl e, suffered the loss He was Chns Taylor, Mar k Norton, replaced by David Kennedy m Tom Owens and M1ke Whitthe first wmn g and R1ch latc h v.1th one each Icenhowe r m lhe sixth Th e Yankees have a fu m Don Icenhower led Tiger hold on first place m the h1tlers w1lh a pair of doubles, Pomeroy !J ltle League w1lh a four home r uns, se ven tnples, wh1le the only other T1ger hils 3-0 record, whi le the Tigers five do ubles and 12 smgles. were smg les, one by Steve drop to 1-2 Lashers 23 Braves 4 Letart hved up to 1ts name, lash111g the Braves, as Kenny Kiser was the wmrung pitcher Astros 13 Racme (2) 2 John DaVIs struck out 17 batters and had a no-hitter gomg w1th two outs in the last Busine ss Phone--992-280 4 mnmg when Jack Lyons E. M. Blake, Jr . J . T. Blake stepped to the plate and Phone 992-5404 Phon e 992 -7117 smashed a home run 308 S. Th1rd Ave nue , Box 267 Meanwhile, Lyons fired a PARK RESERVED OPEN TO PUBLIC AFTER 5 PM 10~..! HI. IZt' l s Racine rormdup wm over the Ti gers PH. 992-2635 l il t r\IHi ' ! ll,tn :-; ! li t' l h ·:·d ll ! t' M , I S(I !I mostly big ~ f. • ~ersl Fas t e a sy con (.,;t 1 o n 101 above ,.l-(A s li!pJWd d Last season, John Baird ended up as the top percentage hitter on the club, beatmg out fellow Chesh1re-1le John Roush, 314 to 313 Ba1rd agam holds down th e lop spot, battmg 375, fo llowed b) MICk Ash and M1ke Watson at 333 ''r \ ( ,\ "' l r~ ppt run ffiarg:tns Sunday 's crowd for the dela)ed home opener at the ball park on SR 124 m Syracuse IS expected to be a large one, especia lly considering the balance of Meigs and Galha Coun tl3ns on this year 's team which should br mg m fans from both cou nties Game tune 1s I p m. ~ Jnyl du s t bag wopes clean w lh a oamp cloth h ••• s S\ r 11 11 s 1 P• ln r,·r p' 1\ :-; .m h J-: .l ll lt same trend seems to be developmg this season, as the oppos1l1on IS already f1ve for five m the base theft department The n ver lads will have to put on th eir hit lmg shoes If the) '1e go mg to g1ve the expected la rge crowd for Sunda y's home opener tts "money's worth " The present team average IS a paltry 156, while opponents are shcmg hits at the rate of 237 We Can Have It Here in Southeastern Ohio FAMIL Y DAY PICNIC" abuu t Last year, Me1gs sphl a pair of ga mes agamsl Lowell, wmmng the season opener at Lol\ell 5-l, before droppmg the All You Have To Do Is: 11 JU.S t Meigs MAKE IT AN 111, ! It t .tnd while veteran John Bai rd 1s a n w1hkel} stat tl ng ca ndida te after Second St. SATURDAY, JUNE 8th UNTI~ 5 PM I t').!t Oillld ll t•s every tlu ng posSible happen With a doubleheede• split at Glousle1 last Sunda y addpd to Wednesday's defeat, the Lcgwn rcco1d stands at 1-2 gmng mlo th1s weekend 's four game schedu le Hydrocele means 'water sac' connects w1th the abdommal cavity. There IS noramally flUid 111 the abdominal cav1ty The flmd may then collect 111 the sac around the teshcle literally causmg a large water sac, which IS what the term hYdrocele really means Sometimes there are reasons for the accumulation of the flllla; such as pressure ms1de l\ h'1 g s H-1\ 1:1111\ .11 l tnl\ I)!lllh! II\ !Itt I \ I OI I11 s i\1\ IJ-:s ( 11 11 11\ I n ul hr r r tpp. d Iii IIi ! ' lt t 1! 11 s l l ttt r ~ ~~mllh Ill l)! lh ! I ll' f 1t11l l 1 I ll \ n l11 pp1d IA ru. d Ht.illl 1 t in \\t l k J1m Perry JS reported!) st1 ll suffenng f1om a pulled musdc, 298 that's still an ophon that could be used 1f the condition becomes too troublesome DEAR DR LAMB - I'm 30, mam ed, and have two sons, ages 9 and 10 My problem IS that I do not shave and cann ot grow Sideburns or a beard I have taken a lot of kiddmg about lh1s m the last several " Mike Wa tson , Bill Chanev or Gar 1 Gemge POWELL'S are a bleeder. but even so, ( lnp I" Sunday's hut Jers , WhiC'h \\ tJl depend on , Ill\ Jll'C' d l' d I d t l'Vl l S Saturday chances a r£> the Sundav mound \\UJ kers \\JII ix• t: lther Transfers these are dramed simply by shckmg a, needle mto the bag and drammg the water out The needle does not go mlo the testicle, just mto the swollen and distended sac around the testicle The problemb w1th th1s treatment IS that water usually comes t;tght back. In some cases doctors will attempt to correct the problem surgically by retnovmg the external sac around the tes hcle and sealing off the factors that allow the flUid to leak or accumulate mto that area Your doctor may be~ relucta nt to recommend lh1s because you n1'"'". WID Ill (l ll' l1 ( u rrt 11 1 • .11 h \\ 1lh ,1 f l i t< t of l1 11 • Although Me1gs coach Geo rge Nesselroad h.1sn t dw ded on . to mcrease m s1ze Sometimes 14-0 N1day ha s yet tostmt th ts season. \\lule Ault Sd \\ tt\ o·t1111ds of an mnmg m rehef !Ltst Sundcn m the Sl'co nd ga me at Glous lt' l 592-6238 DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB • YOHK 1'1 Lht There s plent v of ba sdJdll ,tdwn th1" \H't kt' lhl · ' " 1111· i\lt It," Amenca n L4.!gl0n t1<-t\ Pls to ImH il f01 c1 ctoubldw.Hh ' S.ltw d t\ tllen retw nmg home fm t h l st'fl~on 11\lfl tt Pj)t tnng h\ 1111Jil l Sunda; agam st Glouster c~ t S H el l u st• made up of revenues den ved cetved many compla mts from Watergate affair smce he was 1n th e 1r fi e ld s because they o ve r c a m e f h e 1r hea r tng from the coal mdustry , lo mmers and widows about high appomled attorney genera l last 1m p.=11rme nt undem n tc the res1dual fede ral costs of gettmg legal help to January "W e now bve under what I " ' ' ponOlblli ly for paymen ts wm th eir benefits Hechler satd he and Rep Ed- believe h1Stonans will conclude fo f'get " whe1e nu 1es pons1bl e coal He sa1d 11 was not enough to operators can be fo und ward R Roybal, D-Cahf.. were IS the greatest cloud m our hisCome m Wrr te or Phone "pen o<hcally riSe up and throw Nelson added tl1at a two-year preparmg Jeg1slahon to rcqwre tory," he satd. lor your FR EE COPY Without nammg any of the the rascals out- rascals should fed e1a! adm m1stra li ve ex- the Social Secur1 ty AdWatergate defendants by not be put m pos1t10ns of trust Wt llram S D1les tensiOn or change m fundmg mm1slratwn and the Labor m the f1rst place " name, the attorney general Diles Hear1 ngArd Center mecharusm would not solve Department to provide lramed "We are either truthful or not 1d no t all gove rnment al sa Rt verstde Professional Bldg. meqm t1es of the present law personnel to help people fil e truthful ," he said "W e are officials who nmsbehave are 444 W Umon St . Ath ens whtch angers mmers clatms, obtam evtdence and to c olo r fu l e1ther honest or diShonest. We "People 111 the coal fields are provide free legal assiStance at "me r e ly PHONE : conce r ned about th e un- a hea nn g level when a ra sca ls some are men of are e1ther moral or unmoral And 11 rea lly doesn't take much fmely diStilled evil wbo would slo\\ ad- claima nt feels such asSista nce conscw nably do Irreparable damage to our soul -searchmg to know which mtmstrat10n of the program IS necessary IS WhiCh . " and about the 1rratwnal results Hechler also suggested the freedom " "Would-be tyrants appear m of the ehglblhly standards," he law be rewn lten so medical smd opmwns of doctors who treated Nelson noted that most of th e disabled coal nmners be ac-_ PRECEPTOR CHAPTER OF BETA SIGMA PHI d• ssali sfactw n re sul ts from cepted ftlld__clauns approved di sagreement m the medical when they fmd a mmer has Tour of Homes-Gallipolis profession about the d1agnos1s black lung of pne wnocomos1s or d•sab•hty ije sa1d a rereadmg of the Jun e 9- Sunday, 1 5 : 30p .m : ev1dence by the Social Security due to the d1sease T1ckets are $2.50 each He suggested a regulatiOn Admm1stratwn IS ne,gatmg a Can be purchased a t Ri ve rb y at Ga llrpo lrs whereby 15 years of under- proVISIOn that mmers can go to Ungurde d tour but ma ps a nd a ddr esses wrl l be ground mmmg ex pen ence a doctor of their choice for the would be a presumplion that a exammatwn provide d wrth purchase of tr c ket . mmcr has s1gmf1Cantly un"I fmd 11 very difficult to unReservations are not necessary. James L Theiss to Carl L paired brealhmg. derstand when such black lung Hubbard , Adnenne M HubPhone 992-7231 · Rep Ken Hechl er, D-W Va , medi cal experts as Drs. bard , Lot, Syracuse testified that a shift of the Donald Rasmussen and Conley E Cole to Clifford G' black lung program fr om the Charles Nelson of the Beckley Jacobs, Mildred M Jacobs, federal govern ment to th e App a la chian Regional Parcels, Salisbury "The Home of the Friendly Folks" states would "create chaos" Hospital, where mmers are Jess L Anderson to Charles because the states were un - exammed and treated every prepared for 11 "There would day, have their fmdmgs re- Mugrage , LOIS Jean Mugrage, 12 A , Letart be adm1mstrat1ve delays and luted," Hechler added. James Osborne, Betty L. lengthy cour t acllons," he said "Time after time, they w11l Hechler proposed that the Ia- fmd evidence of black lung and Osborne to James Osborne, Betty L Osborne, Parcels, bor department an d Social Se- then the 'contract specialists' Orange. cun ty Admm 1Slrat10n be 'w1ll say they fmd n o~mg, " he Charles R Karr Sr , Leona reqwred to provi de help to said Karr to Charles Karr Jr , people hlmg clauns, as well as Mildred Karr , I 72 A , free legal assista nce at a Salisbury • hearm g level Charles ~rr , Jr , Mildred " You can unagme the frusSTORE HOURS : Karr to Mary A Slane, Anna L tr a tiOn, con fusiOn and MONDAY-SATURDAY 8 AM-10 PM Mash, I 72 A , Salisbury hopelessness a person feels Luc11le.F Clay to Luc1lle F . SPEAKER NAMED when he keeps runmn g mto SUNDAY lOAM TO 10 PM Clay, Dewey F Smith Jr., 1.63 DELAWAR E, Ohw (UP!) burea ucra tic red tape/' the Sh1rley Temple Black, a for- A , Chester congressman said H C Parnsh, Hazel ParriSh Hechler, who represents a mer mov1e star and delegate to to Rober ta C O'Brien, 38 A. , distnct m the heart of the bl- the Um ted NatiOns, will dehver Olive. turnmous coalfie lds, testified m the commencement address at Trustees of Nazarene Church HERE'S THE NEW \ Umvers1ly support of legislahon ex- OhiO Wesleyan of Middleport to Church of the tendmg the hie of the current Sunda y ApprOximately 600 Nazarene of Middleport, OhiO federal program by two years degrees will be conferred Inc , Middleport. • AdJustable 3 pos rt on hnndle UPRIGHT WITH C. H Williams, Grace • Conuente nt on l o l! loot swi tch Williams to John P. Williams, FEATURES THAT • Ducorato r des gned In l m Mmerals, Sutton the abdomen on the normal mechamsm that drams flUid out of the hssues w1thm the scrotum. In any case, tt's not unusual for such a bag of water Brauer's no-hit no-run ==~· EUREKA By Lawrence E. Lamb DEAR DR LAMB - I had a checkup s1x months ago , and I asked the doctor why I had an enlarged scrotum (around the tesllcle on the rtght s1de) and wanted to know 1f I had a tumor He sa1d I didn' t, but the enlargement wouldn ' I ge l b1gger I believe the flUid 1s mcreasing and 11 •s about as b1g as an orange I am 68 Do you thmk that I should have surgery "' There ts no pa m. I'm gomg to the doctor at present because of a blood cond1110n ; I am a bleeder The doc tor said 11 was called a hydrocele I asked what 11 was and what caused 1l, and he talked for 20 mi nutes, and I still don't kn ow Could you please help me? DEAR READER - Each testicle IS con tamed w1thm a sac, hke a plastic bag Under •, ~~ • �• - --- - - of fi ve black l~ng \ Wat~~gate worst claims being rejected By DK EW VON BERGEN WASHI NGTON I UP!) - A I.1bor Dcpm tmcnl offiCial told Congress Thursda y tl1al 80 per S uggestion s oJlered old lrolll l' 1011'11 Bellefon tmne, Ohto May 26, 1974 Deil r S1r Last Fnd.1y evemng on the 24th of May my husba nd and I accompamed by my b<ather and h1s \\ Ife, Ben and Ma1 l Crary Fultz, had the pleasure of attending the Alumm Banque t of Middleport H1gh School It was a rea\llu illto see so many of our old friends and a most enJoyable v1s1t to our old hometown We \\ ere pleased to note that so ma ny of the rcs1dences were so well ma mta mcd m every respect Th1s proves there IS mucl1 pe rsonal pnde m the town but " e all felt there was a Jack of commumty pnde In so many cases the down town bwltlmgs are neglected through lack of mmntenance and poor plannmg We did notice and appreciate the plannmg on the part of the l'ily Adm m1stratton m r es pect to the fl ow Lmd h.mdhng of traffic also the quamt little "VIllage Pharmacy,' the new City F1rc Dept building, U1e modem1zat1on of the Bank w1lh 1ls dn ve thru wmdow service and the mce coloma! bwldm g behmd the Bank and many others This could start a trend for the architecture and deslf.IJ'l for the eri ttre bustness commWllty T her e ts a tremendous amolml of bea uty tn the arclutecture of ma ny of the old butlchngs m the busmess area Fat msta nce 1f ~' OU stand m fr ont of the Ba nk and look at the lovely old Rathbu 1n home, as I 1 emembcr 1t, \\ lth 1ts bea uttful cormth1an columns and the old bmldmg where Dr Hodge used to have h1s office, the lovely bu1 ldmg whe. e D1 Ha rtmger used to be, w1th Its pretty fl uted columns ~alinosl com pletely hidden by a small restaurant Also, the bUJ!dmg across the street on the corner ts out of character m th e oth erw1se attractive town with merchandtse stocked on the Sidewalk and cheap Signs all over the wmdows. Somellmes, I thmk peopleareso close to things they can 't see them. I \\as told tha t the reason noth mg IS done abo ut the downtown 1s that no one has any money m Middleport but the Widows. I wonder 1f any of them have ever thought how beaullful a fountam would be as a laslm g memon al to them and their loved ones? Right at the mtersect10n of Second and M1ll Streets where there 1s now a stop Sign and a triangular traffic control pattern I know from expenence 11 only takes one In te rested person to start a "Beauliflca twn Program" and that founlam would be a good starling poml We not1ced that there were many trailer homes scattered at random throughout the c1ly, well kept and neal, bul wouldn 't they look much mcer m a mobile home area (beaull!Ied ) zone for such? Garden Clubs could do much toward beautif1cat1on of the town and r~ver banks. I'm sure there are ma ny people who would be happy to contrtbute the pr1ce of a tree as a memortal and much could be done as has been m Galllpohs and Mason C1ty. In the event that mterest should develop concerning my suggestion of a foun ta m, I would be pleased to be one of the first contributors as a memortal to my parents We VISited the cemetery and I w1sh to compliment the cemetery trustees for their excellent mamtenance program It looked very mce mdeed A progressiOnal looking town IS always attractive to new mdustries and people The town that f hve Ill IS proceeding With a downtown improvement program and 11 IS presently m the hnal planmng stages ready for constructiOn next spring. nus all came about because ONE interested young lawyer srud to me one mght at a party, "Dorothy, would you be willmg to work on a "Downtown Betterment Comm1ttee 7 " The program IS bemg backed by the City, merchants and downtown property owners, ciVIc groups and garden clubs. The mtersectwns and drrunage are bemg finan ced by the c1ty and the rest by assessment as ag reed by the property owners There are many cornparues m the busmess of planrung such programs such as the James Barrett Co , Luna, OhiO, whom we have employed here m Bellefont!""e When we llve m c11les where the crune rate IS h1gh and the hvmg pace so fast, 11 makes one appreciate, more and more, a small fnendl y town hke Middleport and I hope that someone will agree With me and start some sort of plan m my ruce little hometown. - Dorothy Fultz (J D.) Askren, 405 Dakota Road , Bellefontatne, Ohio 43311. r--'--~~ - - The Dai~ Sentinel DEVOTED TOmE INTERFSI'OF ~ MEIGs-MASON AREA CHESTERL TANNEHILL, .,., Ed ROBERTHOEF1JCII , CHy Yltr Publilhed dally ~ICept Satriy by The In 1933, Great Br1tam, France, Italy and Germany signed a 10-year peace pact Less than s1x years later, Germany started World War II FLOWERS Ohio Valley PubUlhlng Com~ny , 111 Court St , Pomeroy, Ohio 56769 Bu!iness Offtce Phone 992-21~ Editorial Phone m 21~7 Second dau po~~age paid at Olno For All OccaSions Pomerot Natlo nel advertlalng representa tive BoUmelli-GaiiBgher Inc 12 Eaat 4Znd St New York New York Subscnptlon rates Delivered by ~rTier where available 60 cents per week By Motor Route l"here carrier service not available One mmlh, $2 110 By 11111il lfl Ohto and w Va One Year , ' 18 SII months $9 50, Thr ee mootha, $6 Else\dlere 122.00 )'eBr sb: months Ill :.0, three months t6 SO &l bscription pr1ee md udP.!I Sunday Tin~s&ntlne l We Wi~e Flowers Everywhere 992-2039 Porn eroy Flower Shop Mrs M1llard Van Meter Ph. 992-5721 Ph. 992-203• AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR ZENITH- GIBSON-HARDWICK KITCHEN AID-LITTON (Microwave Oven) ALSO DOXOL PROPANE SERVICE .' · r T.V. & APPLIANCE R•d I enOUf 5 GAS SERVICE Ch ester, Oh10 Phone 985-3307 cent of bla ck lung cla un:-; n · \1ewed by the department dur· mg the last 11 months have been reJected, saymg: a great number were 'fnvolous ' Mrs Nancy Snyder. assoc1ate di rector for Coal Mme Workers' CompensatiOn at the department, carne under cn tictsm ..Jio use fr om F.ducat1on and Labor chairman Carl D Perk ms, DKy , howev e r , be cause of th e sta ndards used to determm e ehg•b•hty Perkins sa1d the department was "discrum natmg agamst coal mmers " because 1t was usm g standards devised m 1969 and 1970, rather than based on 1972amendments to the Federal Coal Mme Health and Safety Act Mrs Snyder rephed that she had been adv1sed by the department's attorney that mterun standards based on the 1972 amendments could not be used The corrum tlee was hearmg teslunony on a sen es of bills related to black lung benefi ts, mcludmg one by Perkms to extend federal adm1mstral10n for two more years . Black lung, the common name for pneumocomos1s, 1s a disease which strtkes coal rn•ners followmg long-term exposure to coal dust Mrs. Snyder srud the Labor Departme nt has received 32,785 clauns durmg the penod from July I, 1973 and May 31 of th1s year, w1th a total of 39,000 dauns expected by the end of the fiscal year She said that amount was 16,000 fewer than proJeC ted for fis cal 1974 "Our approval rate for th e 1mllal 6,791 claims rev1ewed IS flu ctuatm g around 20 per cent," she SBJd. Perkms questioned her about the 80 per cent reJeCtiOn rate "We did see a great nwn ber of frivolous clauns ," she smd " We were amazed at how many were never employed m th e nation's coal mmes," she added Accompamed by acti ve, re tired and d1sabl ed coal , ~rw \'tl lio w s from Ku r '' k 1 l , llPcsscc, V1rgm1 a mul Y. ~·s t Vu g1ma Ro !Jert Nl'lson l eg J "l:• t .~ ~ dtrector for th{' L mted Mme Worke rs 111 11•• ' " ' In the 1969 law, Congress mtended tha t. eventually this program would be turned over to t he sta tes," the Congressma n sa1d 'However, Umon 1UMW ) proposed to the th e sta tes have not met the commit tee that 11 eslabhsh a federal req mremenls set up " federalh -admimstc l ed fund, Hechler noted th at he had re- CO LUMBUS !UP!)- Attorney General Wilham B Saxbe told gradualmg semors at Oh1o Stale Umv ers1ty Thu rsday th e Watergate scandal Is the "greatest cloud " m th e nat10n's history and the Umted States m1ghl not be able to surmount another scanda l of simila r dlffienswn s. In a speech durmg the ceremomes, Saxbe made has most extensive comment on th e many gUises other than that of the storm trooper/' Saxbe sa•d • Some m blue Jeans are apostles of the new left terrorIsm Others wea r the hood of the Klansman And there are some 1n Brooks Brothers swts." Saxbe cited hiStone scandals, mcluding the wh1sky rmg m the Gran t adm1mstrat1op and the Teapot Dome m the Hardmg admmislrallon "What IS astoundmg IS not only the amount of corruptiOn the nation has tolerated, but how qmckly 11 seems to 3- The Da1!y Sentm~l. ~h ctdleport-Pom c1 O) , 0 ':!;::i :::. ·:;: ·;:;., ·,:, .;,., ,.; 12 SUCCESS STORlt:S lSports Wesk • "They Overcame Hearing Loss" • Free Bo okl e t esp ec 1a l ly Ia e ncour age A m e r• ca ns ot a ll ages w ho suffer tra m uncorrected or un trea ted heanng loss to seck he lp Jh. pre p~ red Well k now n ce lebn f1es fr om ol l l walk s ot lite tell t he ir pe r son a l sto r 1es ol tr 1umph Probab le sta rters on the mound f o1 tlw at Low ell w1\l be J im l'i 1day end Pe rk ~ul l cer tam cond1h ons th e sac Wednesda1 mghl 's long e1ght mm ng perfo rmance at Ma nella The legiOnnaires v. 111 be try mg to top the 500 mark fo ll0111 ng Wednesda} 's loss at Ma n etta 10 a wtld g~une that Sa\\ Property second ga me, 6--5 In 10 mmngs Chaney \\ en! the distance m the wm las t year, slnkmg out rune and walkmg four, while a\l owmg JUS! SIX hilS In the 1973 loss al Lo\\ ell, Perk Ault sta rted and \l as the Vl clun of some faulty mfleld heldmg, as three errors 111 the third mmng opened the door for four unearned Lowell runs Last season, John Baird led the Me1gs Leg wn w1th 71 stnkeouts while gomg the distan ce m five games This season, JUSt three ga mes old, Ba1rd al ready has compiled 22 slnkeouls w1th two complete games Other Improvements from last year show up m the RBI column Last season ulihly ma n Gary Geor ge and ca tcher M1ck Ash hmshed the season \\ Ith 6 and 7 RB!s respecll vely After th ree games m 1974, both lead th e club m tha t category With three ru ns driven m ap1ece Others with RBis this early m the season are B1ll Holland, M1ke Lark1ns and Perk Aull1Hlh one each In 1973, opponents stole 50 bases m JUst 59 attempts, and the Pomeroy, 0. • vi gorous, rugged warriors. Whether hatr grows or not depends on whether there IS a I hair follicle present, the fOOt of the hatr Itself which is unbedded deep within the skin. You are II terally bald on the months from my fnends and face mstead of being bald on even my Wife and children I the top of the head To tell you feel embarrassed when the 1 the truth of the matter, I think subj ect comes up about you've got the best end of the shavmg I would hke to know 1f deal. There are a lot of men I could go to a doctor and get who are bald on the top of their some kind of shot to start to head who would bke to trade shave places with you and be bald on DEAR READER - There the fa ce Isn't any shot that w1ll work . I don 't believe that your The lack of beard and fnend s are showing you proper sideburns in your case has consideration , and th1s is nothm g to do w1th your because they don 't understand masculinity or how much male the problem. You wouldn 't go hormone you are producmg kid someone because he had a Just to Illustrate the problem, birthmark or because he had a m some races beards are quite large freckle. Your problem, sca nty or non..ex1stant; even although not very unportant, th ough the men may be really falls m that ballpark ":J \ UNBEATABLE VALUE AT THIS lhe llu~n c leamng 1 i.;l, ~ LOW PRICE PLUS ~ EUR E KA 't~} QUALITY, DEPENDABILITY, POWER 'l ,;ft~~ I\ O NL Y ~ Yanks" hat loud in 30-6 victory [lools optro nat) ·Jf~ ~ lru demonsl nt on ,.,,,. \ ~,; • The Pomeroy Yankees \\ ent \\lid at the plate lh1s week m \\ lllllln g th eir lh1 rd gam e agamsl no losses , as the Yan ks talhed 14 runs m the f1rst mmng, four m the th~r d , siX m lhe fourth, one 111 the f1fl h and f1ve 111 the s1xth, enroute to a 30-1) Cllmaln la•a \1 0 NEW EXCLUSIVE 6-posilion DIAL·A·!4AP' A sell ng 101 e~ery tOb lr om low llal ptle lo deep de11 se shag 1 INGELS FURNITURE OPEN FRI. & SAT, NIGHTS MIDDLEPORT High quality • • • low cost COLLEGE education!! COMMUNITY COLLEGE CAMDEN PARK U. $, 60 WEST HUNTINGTON ' COMPLE TE SER VICE DEPARTMEN T and Full Tim e Qualified Service Man s 1h . rdlo<kl'd 11-11 Ill .1 ~~ .111 1t <. ,il l( d Ul•c I li St' of d.u k n t ss B1c~ u e 1 sl ru( k out I I b.~t tt• r s \\ l11l e Ius lf' dll lllldh•s Lm nbmcd for l l llll<; Sl ot I ll ~ h\ U I Uil S IIl Pony wrapup the fu st one 111 the second four m the thud .~nd se \ en m th e four th M H<1 mng \ H IS the lo::il ng p1tc heT bemg 1elJevcd b) R C.~d lc m the llmd It1ck l dj lOildshed" l11ple to pace the Ph1l lies ' atta( k wlule Steve Pt( kcns . Rtck l'a ylor , Bub Schneider , CIHp Brauer tIll lit It il'. t !l l l ll ~ trh li lt d !u s l r tkt II II I ft lllf \\ ,d k n•n, r~~r !'u Jiu r o' Ill~ lllll l 1'11 11 11 i l l \ 1111 SlllJJ t IJ\ h ff ("lit Sl I s,,.. , liSt \\I l l .. .. I' ~ Middleport ., '". I' Paid Pol. Adv. Recharging - Hydrostatic Testing - Safety L1ghts . S1re ns - Hose - Comm ercial Alarm System s - Sprmkler System s - New F,1re Trucks · Ladders · Home Alarm Sy ste m s New Extmguishe rs. We have a com p lete line of Tags, S1gns an d Arro ws to m ee t OS HA Re qui rem en ts . Ope,n 9 A. M. - 5 P . M., Monday lhru Friday S i l l) II \\ ,1\ ,,Jj o \\ 1111 l \\11 I Wl ~ d1h ks \\ 1\h .1 p 111 uf s il t) It s, l\ 1\t> Bo~ s.<.; \\Jill l ht l L' sH1 gles I I ' •plt ( cHid K l 11 } \V i lll' IJi l lll iL' I Kt.:V HI Sk \\.J I t .!lld (l ui :-; l•m bt s L'd(ll '' 1th d s1 ngll' Pumr nn A s ~ 1\t ,Jso n 0 O.de BrO\ \ Il lllf-: \H· nt the chs ta n<.: e s tJTk Jn ~ nul l l dnd \\a lk1 ng fr -.c os Br 1a n Ham il to n s trt ple wr tl1 t11c b.1ses IOctllcd m the second mmng \ \<J S the ke) blu\\ fm the !I s Jerrv 'I ucke1 stm ted for Mdson and went frvc and a thud wmngs , stJ tk1 ng out seve n a nd wa lktn ~ four Bob Ntcewander went the rest of the \\ay, strt ktng out one dnd wftlkm g one gn 111 ~ Itt . . ll t s l 1\\1' 1111 11 \t l l'sl of l hL Slll g Jp J~ t \ l ! lg 1[) 11\\ 11111 ~ struck out three .tnd '' dlk..: d \ \I t ks I J-! 11 " I I 1111 11 til flnr s ht cl l'rt .lkltt ~ ... tl 11 ttu frr rll t '> l l r ( I h fn tl 111d lht 111 1\ \\ 11/lllfl s sl tr pltr h d nuhle t.. llltlll, I II IJII t ow n c~n tt nt \\til bt lt(•]d l ul ) 4 5 G<tn d 7 1r1 1\ tt u~ n s Olno :-; ponsn1cd 11\ Sld!r t,tn s Soflb.t ll l t.: clt lt lht fl't: 1s Sl5 \\lth ltlf' dt.: ci dlme un June LO J• (J/ tn ffJI IIl .J l iOI1 f<~ll .J el l\ 1 Y .-~ Le s dl l -td 4 7 !7 ilJlO or Deb r.-r Wt·s t. Jt 1-(J1 4 l r 1 J~- ~585 or 11 11 tr fu 9 West St: (Of ld Sl , l h ~ Plrllfl :. Ohw 457RO of Mason smgles each Syracuse 20 Pomeroy B's 6 da1kness Blalcrs 10 M1dd. Am(_• ricans 2 'I he Ches lur e Bla ze rs e t up ted for s1x run s m the thud mmn g m th1s "m over th..: 'I Ebersbach sta rtetl on the mound for Midd leport , s li 1k1ng Almon, selected b) the San D1cgo Padres, 11111 not be It v.as all Greg Cumliff. as f1red a one-hitler, struck oulll ba tters and slammed a tnple double and l\I O smgles 111 Racine loop 0 Runaway was the trend m Racme area Little Leagu e action this week as only one of four gmnes was what could be called a "close contest" The only li ght contest of the \\ee k \\ as an 8-3 ball game w1th the Syracuse Astros toppmg Portland In other actwn, Ra cme No. 1 thumped Racme No 2, 31-3, while the Letar t Las hers rapped the Syracuse Braves 234, al'ld the Astros won their second game of the week, downmg Racme No 2, 13-2, and Letart edged Racme 12-8 Astros 8 Portland 3 J Duffy struck out mne and walked two m gettmg the wm as hiS teanuna tes scored once m the firs t, three hmes m each of the second and third mnmgs, and once 1n the fourth Duffy ) Ielded JUS! three h1 ts For Portland, F1tch Greer stru ck out s1x and walked eight, wh1 le y1eldmg nme hils Pmtland held a short-hved 3! lead after one mrung. Racmc (I ) 31Racme ( 2) 3 Rac me No I banged out 26 hits, wh1le Jack Lyons suffered the loss. The victors lalhed !3 tunes m the f1rst mnmg, eight tunes m the third , one m the fourth and rune m the fifth Meanwhile, John Pape and Jonathon Rees combmed to hm1t the losers to JUSt five h1ls, one double and four smgles. For the w111ners, they got ou t f1ve and Y. d ikm g four before bemg replvced !.J v Crt sC' J Middlepor t llmencans tn the four th Cascr str uck ou t fi ll was qUi et unli t the 11111 d three and \\ a lke-d three 1nn1ng \\h en Dull as Sayre For Ra c in e J u n Riff le opened fm Chesture w 1th a st<u ted and struck out SIX <J ild double befme bemg thr011n out h y111g to stretch 11 mto a II 1ple An thony Ward then walked , Luke Amos smglell Steve Ba1rd smgled. 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Sa yre and Jm1 H1ffle Slllac ked ln ples and Young add ed a dddccl thr ee smgles K 1 ce two do uble stnglcs Ve no} d chJuble c1nd F01 Midd leport , M Venoy and Ba1esv. 1\l slapped do ubles Ebc1sb,1cl1 " smgle flve-tu ller, w1lh lour of the hils homeruns by T Sa lser, John Davis, Mark Davis and J W1lhams The Aslros tallied twice 1n the first, second and third mnmgs, and added four m the fourth and three m the fifth, whi le Racme scored Its two Jfj ljllfll~ .J I p' ' by an agent m his In ste CJ d, tl1 s Yo ung Young wa lked h\ o <.~n d struck oul se~o en wtth a home 1 un, \dHie J ohl! I ! II r.~ '' " ,,~ ~ · l rl l ' ', •, r • r • J ' Ho•l q " •' I 'I " nego t1 a t 10 ns be bullies · he sa1d H<~ c me u II th rs \\ ee k s maJ or leag ue baseball flee .1gent eli dft, savs 11 al ked 10 before be1 ng 1eplaced 1n the four th bv .J F H1chard Tea ford led '''' CIIA NGE IMAG E W ~ IHV I C K H I 1UPli Bil l) Almon, the No 1 pick 1n he " ant s t o cha nge th e · mon e) -g1ubbmg' 1mage of pr o fess10n~d athlcte:-J the Sy1etcusc pon y leHg uer I ! t/ •tn' r I <HJIJ \ w l ' r, , ,, , ]H I 1 E ,,. I •~I w II l ll n i J Rac me ra lhed \\ 1th t\H~ l Ull s m the f1fth, one Ill tl1e six th and tY. o 111 the seven th to knot the sc01 c ~t 13-a ll \'<hen th is gcHne beca use I• I j i ll 1 II/ " n lr< II I 1\DJI S 10 P I AY VIc tors ~1s Mason comm itted stx errors Mark Fry ,q th a double cmd Bob N t ce\\'a ndc l w1lh C:l suiglc wer e the onl y htt lcrs For ca lle d fln11 r rtd ll 1 P• and T1m Ra11 li ngs added doub les and Mike Owe ns rapped ,, pall of doubles Randy Marsha II added a smgle, while Steve Pickens and Bob Sc hneider .Idded " pair of \\a s 1'1 \ I \t II \\ I <, J..: t l t11 1j.! tn (It t p hit Ra ndy Hoach and Duane three \\ lule l..avend.tr r.m ned Wh1te. each \\1 th <-~ s1ngle wet c four and 11 al ked on\1 one the only other hi llers for the R,Icme 13 Middlepurl A' s l ~ ug th ol ~ ~ IIHlHilj ~ I ' ,'H j U I E t .1H1 ! Dc~\P Snulh s l c~ p pc d .t rl iJ ublt to P <~ L L Mrdd ll• por 1 lnttw 1 ~ Fur Midd le por t ild(hn c• ... tn 1111 lltr .tl '• to L I 1! 1 IJ t) • 11lt \ \ Oil lit• Kt 11 t 1H k) lit rh ~ \\ ttl! I ttl h ~ 11111 r1t l 1fth Bu t li JI 1 \d nle J .uncs llo\\,u d Lt u•d 1 p .l l r of doubles nHI Wtncb1~: nne1 c~ n cl Sci \ r c ho~d the other l \\ O -bci ~g CJ s to p.H r Che.s hu ~.: Bc~ 11 d ywlded t\\ O h t l~ .1 11d fcmncd seven \\!Hie \\d lkrng two Cm nehu s 'w ld£>d foUl h1l, , s trr k 1n ~ out tlu (' (' .r 11d Y. alkmg one t/ 11 l' n .du 11 ..,.., St.rk r ., " ,., 1.1\ ll rf lt .Jl oth l ... ttl ,, lr• ") ' huH up 10 luis llld 10 \\ .1\ nl llt t lht f 111 11 rtldt .., [ 1 \~ Jt ... I ttl It ~~ ll J.! (h \ /l ! rtf \ I\\ II ru ~Ik e 1..1 \ L' I t d o~ l Wt ll f a1i lf runs M~ l () l !l y U n I• !l P t t • • / 1 I • 11 .r l n!ll t l N llo OtJ,)i L t l tJ I!' \ \ I ll (II UJ.,.; It t '. [ ( ,!JIII t ll l . ll ll nrn,~ s Ht lll lf lill tlt t \llf, lh lh t fu 1 ft l\\ I I t J ( l ll It ttl SLt \t H 11 lim r sf 11 tt d fot Mldd ltp(n! ,Hid \\ t i ll fqur 111 1 . tt ~· \t , ll lll d " l n UJ.!t .., , . 111 d lut:-; li l' l l· Other Racme h1Hers we re Youn g v. tth two swgles, Ste\c Hendn cks with h' o swgles , Scott Wolfe \\l th two sw gles . Guston Matte Pre Set VHF Tuner Sol1d State UHF Tuner Golden M Ptcture Tube Mag1c Mast up front telescoping antenna Wainut gram plasti c. cab met Built m recessed handle WERNER RADIO & T.V. and Steve Hil l and M1ke Huddle s ton \\ Jth a s tn g le ap1ece MIDDLEPORT, 0. t' or Middlepor t, Hag gerty runs m the hrst and stxth m- mngs • L~ ta rt 12 Racme 8 Letar t explode<! for nm e r uns 1n the third mnmg, although be1 ng oulh1l by Rac me, !1 -0 Chn s Wo lfe went the Now at Tom Rue Motors Chrysler-P~mouth ... Plymouth Voyager. dista nce for t he wmners , 'A-ho slashed e1ghl smgles and a double John Pape started for Racme and was relieved 111 the th1rd mmn g by Ken t Wolfe Ra cme hillers smacked a tn ple, three do ubles an d se ve n smgles All you add is people. AU'THOAil£0 OU.L.I" ~-~CHRYSLER , . . , . II!Of0118 C\liii'QIIATIOIII INTEREST On Certificates Of Deposit s1,000 Minimum 30 Mo. Term N n e ty day rn ter est pen a l ty rf wrt hd ra w n b efor e ma lu r 1t y d al e Meigs Co. Branch @ PAA Tt't e Athe ns Co unt y Sav rn gs & Loa n co 296 Seco nd S l Pom e r oy, Ot11 o The MEIGS INN The must popular night club in proud to present Voyager holds up to 15 people . .. 3 more than Ford & Chevrolet. Compare Voyager. Our go-an ywhere do -a nyth ing Vo yager g1 ves you everylh1ng the compet•t•on does. and more Wi th Vo yager, you get th e most searrn g arrangement opti ons 1n the Industry Yo u also get the t•ghtest turm ng di ameter wh1ch makes Voyage/ eas1er to hand le And th e larges t fuel tank, wh1 ch wil l tak e you Iurth er and mea ns fewer gas stops It s Van- Tas11c ' ~ Engines? 6 or V-8. Cubi~ Inch Displ ac ement 2lS S1x GEO. HALL 318 v8 360 l Barrel V 8 360 4 Barr el v 8 . P8100 PB200 Stand,u d S t a nd a~d Stand;nd S l and~rd Optional Op!lona l ~ Opl1onal Op hona l P ~ OO Stand;ud Opl1onat 01)1100.11 1 AND THE HALLMARKS TOM RUE MOTORS TONIGHT ., 0 TIL 2 • CHHYStEH. Plymoutli I ' Standa1c! passenge r seal mg 01Jit0nal 12 passenge r sea ling Opuona l B passenge1 se at ng , 0 PII OOal 15 passenger seat1ng Voyager s JUSt perfect f01 all km ds of thmgs l1 ke gettmg away lor awh1\e It has all kmds of storage space And 1\ will carry hall a nei ghbor hood on 1\s way to school And don l l01get when you order Plymou th Voyager. you dec1de whether you wan t the power of a V8 or the gas savmg economy of our Slant 6 engme Plym outh Voyager was hutll to lake on the JObs of all kmds ot veh icles Maybe 11 s JUSt ·•ghl tor you Come m and see Voyager. now II s Van Ta strc 1 " 399 SOUlH 3RD AVE., MI~PORT, 0. II ,' J ' d ill\\ 11 1) lll,lt l lt lllud. tv 11 1 l\\11\t tlt r I t d t 111 1 r !t il e, r I 1111 11 \, ,·11 1 llu 1t st 11f tl 11 lu t s .111 d ( 'II III l 1us \\ I S It O (ll ll l ll' d rd1h d !1111 1 1 li t h 111 ft,t u lli .1 s SI 1 \ t l:,111d \\ril l fcq u llt ii ii i'S -. ,Il l 1} l i. t~ l l Ill t h 1 11 f ll lrrtllll[ 'i t . l k t ... ( lu slint , 1/ld I l tl l i lrqd 1 I r11\\ II ht d ,1 \\ d ) i llhht I l'. uk s Wll ll i iH fllh 1 do n hll d ) 11 1 11 1 11~ ( IHltlfff Ill 111 11 1111' f111 the tri-county area is COMPLETE INSPECTION SERVICE Complete Line of Part s for All Makes of Ex · tmgu1shers . •l '" 1\ l\I Jd d i t• JHll I It ,d ill)..! hts l t.l lll lr~ ll 11s \\ II\ t 1111d1ff \\ ,dk• d fn t b d !t 1 s \d ll lr f\t !l ilt d\ 111d l11pplt I .IIIII ( .l llll UU. tdt Pony play MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 SUPPORT COMMUNITY COLLEGE JUNE 11th •1 Nor ton , each w1th t\\ O, a nd Tom Owe ns and Junmy FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT EMPIRE-DOROIT STEEL , _Ro):al Crown Bottling , -Company -. Ohlinger and a pair by DaHd Kennedy The Yankees banged out 28 h1ls, led by homerun s off the bats of Ch11s Tayl01 and Mark R. E. TRACY Vote FOR the one mill levy June 11 I Mtdd lt•pu r ! .IIHI H. 11 fi ll' Snyder Gettmg lnples were Steve Mar k Norton went f1ve m- l.iltle, Ma rk Norton and T1m nmgs for the Wlllners, bemg Roush, wh1l e Stev e Li ttl e, replaced by '!'om Owens Ill the Chn s Tay lor, Tom Owens, s1xth They combmed for 15 Ha rvey Whitlatch and Steve stn keouls and e1ght walks, Call each smacked a double wh1le holdmg the Tigers to f1ve Shcmg s1ngles we• e T1m hils Roush w1lh four , followed by Don Icenhower started on the T1rn Faulk w1th three, Steve mound for the Tigers and Call v. 1th two, and Steve Li ttl e, suffered the loss He was Chns Taylor, Mar k Norton, replaced by David Kennedy m Tom Owens and M1ke Whitthe first wmn g and R1ch latc h v.1th one each Icenhowe r m lhe sixth Th e Yankees have a fu m Don Icenhower led Tiger hold on first place m the h1tlers w1lh a pair of doubles, Pomeroy !J ltle League w1lh a four home r uns, se ven tnples, wh1le the only other T1ger hils 3-0 record, whi le the Tigers five do ubles and 12 smgles. were smg les, one by Steve drop to 1-2 Lashers 23 Braves 4 Letart hved up to 1ts name, lash111g the Braves, as Kenny Kiser was the wmrung pitcher Astros 13 Racme (2) 2 John DaVIs struck out 17 batters and had a no-hitter gomg w1th two outs in the last Busine ss Phone--992-280 4 mnmg when Jack Lyons E. M. Blake, Jr . J . T. Blake stepped to the plate and Phone 992-5404 Phon e 992 -7117 smashed a home run 308 S. Th1rd Ave nue , Box 267 Meanwhile, Lyons fired a PARK RESERVED OPEN TO PUBLIC AFTER 5 PM 10~..! HI. IZt' l s Racine rormdup wm over the Ti gers PH. 992-2635 l il t r\IHi ' ! ll,tn :-; ! li t' l h ·:·d ll ! t' M , I S(I !I mostly big ~ f. • ~ersl Fas t e a sy con (.,;t 1 o n 101 above ,.l-(A s li!pJWd d Last season, John Baird ended up as the top percentage hitter on the club, beatmg out fellow Chesh1re-1le John Roush, 314 to 313 Ba1rd agam holds down th e lop spot, battmg 375, fo llowed b) MICk Ash and M1ke Watson at 333 ''r \ ( ,\ "' l r~ ppt run ffiarg:tns Sunday 's crowd for the dela)ed home opener at the ball park on SR 124 m Syracuse IS expected to be a large one, especia lly considering the balance of Meigs and Galha Coun tl3ns on this year 's team which should br mg m fans from both cou nties Game tune 1s I p m. ~ Jnyl du s t bag wopes clean w lh a oamp cloth h ••• s S\ r 11 11 s 1 P• ln r,·r p' 1\ :-; .m h J-: .l ll lt same trend seems to be developmg this season, as the oppos1l1on IS already f1ve for five m the base theft department The n ver lads will have to put on th eir hit lmg shoes If the) '1e go mg to g1ve the expected la rge crowd for Sunda y's home opener tts "money's worth " The present team average IS a paltry 156, while opponents are shcmg hits at the rate of 237 We Can Have It Here in Southeastern Ohio FAMIL Y DAY PICNIC" abuu t Last year, Me1gs sphl a pair of ga mes agamsl Lowell, wmmng the season opener at Lol\ell 5-l, before droppmg the All You Have To Do Is: 11 JU.S t Meigs MAKE IT AN 111, ! It t .tnd while veteran John Bai rd 1s a n w1hkel} stat tl ng ca ndida te after Second St. SATURDAY, JUNE 8th UNTI~ 5 PM I t').!t Oillld ll t•s every tlu ng posSible happen With a doubleheede• split at Glousle1 last Sunda y addpd to Wednesday's defeat, the Lcgwn rcco1d stands at 1-2 gmng mlo th1s weekend 's four game schedu le Hydrocele means 'water sac' connects w1th the abdommal cavity. There IS noramally flUid 111 the abdominal cav1ty The flmd may then collect 111 the sac around the teshcle literally causmg a large water sac, which IS what the term hYdrocele really means Sometimes there are reasons for the accumulation of the flllla; such as pressure ms1de l\ h'1 g s H-1\ 1:1111\ .11 l tnl\ I)!lllh! II\ !Itt I \ I OI I11 s i\1\ IJ-:s ( 11 11 11\ I n ul hr r r tpp. d Iii IIi ! ' lt t 1! 11 s l l ttt r ~ ~~mllh Ill l)! lh ! I ll' f 1t11l l 1 I ll \ n l11 pp1d IA ru. d Ht.illl 1 t in \\t l k J1m Perry JS reported!) st1 ll suffenng f1om a pulled musdc, 298 that's still an ophon that could be used 1f the condition becomes too troublesome DEAR DR LAMB - I'm 30, mam ed, and have two sons, ages 9 and 10 My problem IS that I do not shave and cann ot grow Sideburns or a beard I have taken a lot of kiddmg about lh1s m the last several " Mike Wa tson , Bill Chanev or Gar 1 Gemge POWELL'S are a bleeder. but even so, ( lnp I" Sunday's hut Jers , WhiC'h \\ tJl depend on , Ill\ Jll'C' d l' d I d t l'Vl l S Saturday chances a r£> the Sundav mound \\UJ kers \\JII ix• t: lther Transfers these are dramed simply by shckmg a, needle mto the bag and drammg the water out The needle does not go mlo the testicle, just mto the swollen and distended sac around the testicle The problemb w1th th1s treatment IS that water usually comes t;tght back. In some cases doctors will attempt to correct the problem surgically by retnovmg the external sac around the tes hcle and sealing off the factors that allow the flUid to leak or accumulate mto that area Your doctor may be~ relucta nt to recommend lh1s because you n1'"'". WID Ill (l ll' l1 ( u rrt 11 1 • .11 h \\ 1lh ,1 f l i t< t of l1 11 • Although Me1gs coach Geo rge Nesselroad h.1sn t dw ded on . to mcrease m s1ze Sometimes 14-0 N1day ha s yet tostmt th ts season. \\lule Ault Sd \\ tt\ o·t1111ds of an mnmg m rehef !Ltst Sundcn m the Sl'co nd ga me at Glous lt' l 592-6238 DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB • YOHK 1'1 Lht There s plent v of ba sdJdll ,tdwn th1" \H't kt' lhl · ' " 1111· i\lt It," Amenca n L4.!gl0n t1<-t\ Pls to ImH il f01 c1 ctoubldw.Hh ' S.ltw d t\ tllen retw nmg home fm t h l st'fl~on 11\lfl tt Pj)t tnng h\ 1111Jil l Sunda; agam st Glouster c~ t S H el l u st• made up of revenues den ved cetved many compla mts from Watergate affair smce he was 1n th e 1r fi e ld s because they o ve r c a m e f h e 1r hea r tng from the coal mdustry , lo mmers and widows about high appomled attorney genera l last 1m p.=11rme nt undem n tc the res1dual fede ral costs of gettmg legal help to January "W e now bve under what I " ' ' ponOlblli ly for paymen ts wm th eir benefits Hechler satd he and Rep Ed- believe h1Stonans will conclude fo f'get " whe1e nu 1es pons1bl e coal He sa1d 11 was not enough to operators can be fo und ward R Roybal, D-Cahf.. were IS the greatest cloud m our hisCome m Wrr te or Phone "pen o<hcally riSe up and throw Nelson added tl1at a two-year preparmg Jeg1slahon to rcqwre tory," he satd. lor your FR EE COPY Without nammg any of the the rascals out- rascals should fed e1a! adm m1stra li ve ex- the Social Secur1 ty AdWatergate defendants by not be put m pos1t10ns of trust Wt llram S D1les tensiOn or change m fundmg mm1slratwn and the Labor m the f1rst place " name, the attorney general Diles Hear1 ngArd Center mecharusm would not solve Department to provide lramed "We are either truthful or not 1d no t all gove rnment al sa Rt verstde Professional Bldg. meqm t1es of the present law personnel to help people fil e truthful ," he said "W e are officials who nmsbehave are 444 W Umon St . Ath ens whtch angers mmers clatms, obtam evtdence and to c olo r fu l e1ther honest or diShonest. We "People 111 the coal fields are provide free legal assiStance at "me r e ly PHONE : conce r ned about th e un- a hea nn g level when a ra sca ls some are men of are e1ther moral or unmoral And 11 rea lly doesn't take much fmely diStilled evil wbo would slo\\ ad- claima nt feels such asSista nce conscw nably do Irreparable damage to our soul -searchmg to know which mtmstrat10n of the program IS necessary IS WhiCh . " and about the 1rratwnal results Hechler also suggested the freedom " "Would-be tyrants appear m of the ehglblhly standards," he law be rewn lten so medical smd opmwns of doctors who treated Nelson noted that most of th e disabled coal nmners be ac-_ PRECEPTOR CHAPTER OF BETA SIGMA PHI d• ssali sfactw n re sul ts from cepted ftlld__clauns approved di sagreement m the medical when they fmd a mmer has Tour of Homes-Gallipolis profession about the d1agnos1s black lung of pne wnocomos1s or d•sab•hty ije sa1d a rereadmg of the Jun e 9- Sunday, 1 5 : 30p .m : ev1dence by the Social Security due to the d1sease T1ckets are $2.50 each He suggested a regulatiOn Admm1stratwn IS ne,gatmg a Can be purchased a t Ri ve rb y at Ga llrpo lrs whereby 15 years of under- proVISIOn that mmers can go to Ungurde d tour but ma ps a nd a ddr esses wrl l be ground mmmg ex pen ence a doctor of their choice for the would be a presumplion that a exammatwn provide d wrth purchase of tr c ket . mmcr has s1gmf1Cantly un"I fmd 11 very difficult to unReservations are not necessary. James L Theiss to Carl L paired brealhmg. derstand when such black lung Hubbard , Adnenne M HubPhone 992-7231 · Rep Ken Hechl er, D-W Va , medi cal experts as Drs. bard , Lot, Syracuse testified that a shift of the Donald Rasmussen and Conley E Cole to Clifford G' black lung program fr om the Charles Nelson of the Beckley Jacobs, Mildred M Jacobs, federal govern ment to th e App a la chian Regional Parcels, Salisbury "The Home of the Friendly Folks" states would "create chaos" Hospital, where mmers are Jess L Anderson to Charles because the states were un - exammed and treated every prepared for 11 "There would day, have their fmdmgs re- Mugrage , LOIS Jean Mugrage, 12 A , Letart be adm1mstrat1ve delays and luted," Hechler added. James Osborne, Betty L. lengthy cour t acllons," he said "Time after time, they w11l Hechler proposed that the Ia- fmd evidence of black lung and Osborne to James Osborne, Betty L Osborne, Parcels, bor department an d Social Se- then the 'contract specialists' Orange. cun ty Admm 1Slrat10n be 'w1ll say they fmd n o~mg, " he Charles R Karr Sr , Leona reqwred to provi de help to said Karr to Charles Karr Jr , people hlmg clauns, as well as Mildred Karr , I 72 A , free legal assista nce at a Salisbury • hearm g level Charles ~rr , Jr , Mildred " You can unagme the frusSTORE HOURS : Karr to Mary A Slane, Anna L tr a tiOn, con fusiOn and MONDAY-SATURDAY 8 AM-10 PM Mash, I 72 A , Salisbury hopelessness a person feels Luc11le.F Clay to Luc1lle F . SPEAKER NAMED when he keeps runmn g mto SUNDAY lOAM TO 10 PM Clay, Dewey F Smith Jr., 1.63 DELAWAR E, Ohw (UP!) burea ucra tic red tape/' the Sh1rley Temple Black, a for- A , Chester congressman said H C Parnsh, Hazel ParriSh Hechler, who represents a mer mov1e star and delegate to to Rober ta C O'Brien, 38 A. , distnct m the heart of the bl- the Um ted NatiOns, will dehver Olive. turnmous coalfie lds, testified m the commencement address at Trustees of Nazarene Church HERE'S THE NEW \ Umvers1ly support of legislahon ex- OhiO Wesleyan of Middleport to Church of the tendmg the hie of the current Sunda y ApprOximately 600 Nazarene of Middleport, OhiO federal program by two years degrees will be conferred Inc , Middleport. • AdJustable 3 pos rt on hnndle UPRIGHT WITH C. H Williams, Grace • Conuente nt on l o l! loot swi tch Williams to John P. Williams, FEATURES THAT • Ducorato r des gned In l m Mmerals, Sutton the abdomen on the normal mechamsm that drams flUid out of the hssues w1thm the scrotum. In any case, tt's not unusual for such a bag of water Brauer's no-hit no-run ==~· EUREKA By Lawrence E. Lamb DEAR DR LAMB - I had a checkup s1x months ago , and I asked the doctor why I had an enlarged scrotum (around the tesllcle on the rtght s1de) and wanted to know 1f I had a tumor He sa1d I didn' t, but the enlargement wouldn ' I ge l b1gger I believe the flUid 1s mcreasing and 11 •s about as b1g as an orange I am 68 Do you thmk that I should have surgery "' There ts no pa m. I'm gomg to the doctor at present because of a blood cond1110n ; I am a bleeder The doc tor said 11 was called a hydrocele I asked what 11 was and what caused 1l, and he talked for 20 mi nutes, and I still don't kn ow Could you please help me? DEAR READER - Each testicle IS con tamed w1thm a sac, hke a plastic bag Under •, ~~ • �4 - Th~ Dtllly Sentmel, M1dtliepo1 I·I'UI1ll'l U\ , l ) l.'nd~i\ a- .Jmu• 7 1•174 • Lincsco,es Woody zn 'guarded' condition COLU MBUS, Ohtn 1UP II Hns plldl offJU c!l~ 1rp( ll INI lod.1, llw tUJld!h on uf Ohh• Sidle UmH'I Si ll hc<1d foo lb.1ll t:lldch Wooch 1-ld\ l' S w.1 s g u <1rded foll o win g hospl tdhza twn Thm sdd\ .1ftt" r the 61 \Pdr old men tm t om plamecl of d1est p.nns Doc tors ::iiild H(l\ es wa s reshng comfm tii blv but Ius prognmns IS gum ded and 1s cxJJeded tu conti nue the Sd l1ll' fo1 till' nc•xt ft~\11 d. ns Jl, i\ I S IS belllg 11 t'o lh •d , IS d l ()( Wid!\ ,, pt• p ill t' ll 1 lr r 011111 Slilt• 111 1%1 frotn Mt11r11 1()hw l lhe curi!lu\('Jsl d hul,dY.d \S t OltH fuJ t lld l lt \\ci S ! uslu..: d lo UIIJ\ t! S II \ ll usp1l,il lhu rsd.l\ IIIOJII! IIg o~ ftc r suffl'r 1rq.: I lie tlll' !-il p.tH1S D1 Hobt•JI J MLU(lhl 11( ,1(( of the OSU AIIJielll Dt'p.lllment s med!Cd l st<tff s,ud he found fl." t•s ' 1 n robust ht Jltll foil on 1ng d rouhn£" mPclu tl 11 H• lllir lC IIISHh•rtd 1 to H J.! l,l\l \,lld 1 t 11 1.. , 1 • • • 1 those 21 \l'ctrs Hc1H'~ h.t s h.td on l't two lnsrng st'< IStms cllld ( Olllpl)('d cHI tJVI'I ell I llldl k of 159·49-8 Hr s 1f'di11 S hc~vt wun lllll'P ndi!Onal thc~mptnnshlps !\IX O IIIIH.~h l B1g It'll l tflf'~ ctnd !If Nt 11,tl t\ 1 ht•s In Shortages hit Ohio har~est Natton.11 lc•il qu c :-;II, II f•d ttu t I' t11IIL'l s frlc ludHIJ !Ia It s! r~\ o \Hill M1e I n~· 111 Al1•11g \\1111 Ius surt LSS •1c l loldlt t! t' OcUI WS to 1,1kl lf\ 1'1 .r tnb \~liu II llrtd hc 1 • d '> Uit S. R\1 Ur11lr d Prt' '>'> lnf crn.lfton,l l ono ooo ooo o s? COl .UMBUS (UP! )- The oil smd m overtt ll non·farm em· I 0'> 1\ntr 'OjlO no lOx 6 9 0 .and gasoJme shortage more plo)'Jllcnl , Ohw has had the 1"\r r lt Mor 11 n (~I GPJ <; lr (H ) Pr~ t s b l t ll t \ l!l ll' l.lllnrl lt~ s l \\ Pt•k 1-{ t\l s t lrtl( M,1 101 l rcHJUI Rt rr •' \H Ollll r s l 11 wn o~l so lrt' l'll (Il l\ r r 1,d~ tn g rr , dJilHdl \\ lu I 1tL SlllciSIIl'd !Ill~ 1 S fl!lll!l g cl J()..7 SHit I tnt !llctr kt )pss fp Mu h• :_: If !II 1!171 and ctnd rn {f I I ~ Ry 111 Mt <;fi t r ':>m rth Yt l<jPr I P (lr ett (6 I ) {6 1) ( ry fH t11 l Cl1rC •1CJ(l 010 000 IOJ II 0 c, ,,, 0 'qu OOU 100 000 I 8 0 f r,,drnq P nO ( 9 ) and Mrll er Y.11d Jo n ~"!. f.<omo ( 9 ) Gr1 el ! 9 l find K('nd flll WP Fra l\ mq ( I ') ) LP Jon es {J 10) H R J WontH~ I ct f }lh l wlren hr .lllt•ged lv Montr ea l 000 000 000 0 3 0 070 101 OOlC 4 6 0 r nughed up a plwtogr.tpher Hou ston Renko Moni<H!U t' ( fl ) and p1 wr lo Iil l' st,trl uf the I9i l Hurnp hr ey D1erk er (3 3) 1nd Edwards LP Renko (3 61 Rosr Bow l Game H Rs May 7 IR ih and ?th 1 •' !-: • senou sl~ affected Ohw than other st:Jtes durmg the fu !:it quarter of thE' current fr sca l year the Center for Busmcss and Econom tc Hescarch at Oh1o State Umvers1ty reported Thursday The cenle1 sa1d the energy cnSJs has been refl ected 10 unemployment m manufacturmg rndu stnes OffiCials, however, same quarterly mcrease of 3 per cent as the natwn 'Ohw , 1t IS clear, has been some" hat more senously af· fected by the ml and gasoline shortages,' sttJ d OSU eronom1st James C Yocum, wntmg m the Center's bulletm ''!'he effecl• m Oh1o have been pnmanly at the level of baSIC productiOn - where the effects of the energy shortages on output and employment m manufacture of automobi les and parts were most direct " He sa id Ohto 's steel mduslry output, wh1ch IS closely related to automobile steel demand, BOOSTER CABLE Snarl Proof Reg $4.69 •3.86 BAUM'S TRUE VALUE STORE '-I I lO UIS 300 001 01 0 5 10? 5an Fran 000 700 ll x 9 14 1 LANIER RETIRING McG loth en Fo lkers (4 ) Fos fer 161 Garman (81 and NEW YORK I UPI ) - All· S1mmons McCarv er (61 Cald Pro middle linebacker Wtllle well Barr ( 1 ) W ll1 am s (41 985-3301 Chester, 0. l'he Middleport Braves look mound for the Mets and went mmng three runs, wh1le stnkmg~ out ~ osa (61 <tnd Rader WP Bar r Lamer of the Kansas C1ty a commandmg hold on fu st three mmng:s. s tnkrn~ out s1x M1ke Miller Bnll Dodson SIX and ualk1ng hve Da1e (2 J l LP Mc-G lothen 17 31 Chiefs will rellre at the end of place w1t11 an ll-3 tnumph ove1 walkmg l'ti.<J and g1vrng up and Terry Wayland added a Spangler wen t the fmal frame, Crnc r 001 010 000 3 7 2 the 1974 season to work for a 0100001 1)( 4100 tobacco company wh1ch wants the Ind12n s m Midd leport L1ttle st!ven h1ts D1ck Herman \\.ent double each, as Jack Hum y1eldmg one h1l, while slnkmg NY Nelson Borbon (7J an d K ng lhe fourth and f1fth mmngs. phrey, wtlh relief help from oul one and walkmg one League actwn th1s week Se av er Sa deck1 (8) and Grote to bUild Cigarette plants m In other ga mes, the Mels stnkmg out two walkmg st ven Jeff Wayland and Steve F1fe, Andy W1lson smacked a WP Sadeck1 (3 11 LP Borbon urban tenters 14 3) HR Mrlner (91h l "Express Thoughts When Words downed lhe Reds, 10-9, the and y1eldmg three h1ls Tony won h1 s second deciSIOn lnple and double to pace the (Only qames sc heduled ) The Philip Morns Company Braves rolled past the Rutland Sco tt wen t lhe fm al frame agams l no losses Reds, wh1le Demoskey added ; Are Hard To Find" announced Lamer's appomtAmencan League A s 14-4, and the Dodgers stnkmg out two and walkmg' The three hu1lers eombmed two smg les and Smrth one Texas 100 ooo 311 - 6 11 o menl Thursday to head a p1lot one toftrea -one-hlttel,\\luleDave FortheDodgers, AmosC 1oss C)eve land 000000110 2 7 1 program for plannmg and routed the Red, 25-3 J Brown ( 4 :n and S1m s J For lhe Reds, P,JUI Braves 11, Ind•ans 3 Davis gave up 12 h1ts In suf- and Steve Lambert cracked Perry Beene (7 ) ilnd Duncan startmg up the urban Cigarette home runs, while Todd Eads LP J Perry t4 51 HR s The Indians' 15 game wm McElhaney started and went ferrng the loss faci11t1es Gamb le (6 th ) Hargrov e (3rd ) streak, datmg back to last two mmngs, strrkmg ou t four The lone A's h1t uas a home and Dan and M1ke Eduards and walkmg five while g1v1ng run by Mtke Gore added tnples, and Dan Ed Ne w York 200 liO ooo - 5 11 o Ch cago 000 000 00 1- 1 10 0 up fiv e hils Ra} Stewart went Med1 ch (7 4) an d Demp sey SUCCEEDS SMITH Other hitters for the Braves wards and Dave Spangler Middleport Boys' lhe rest of the way, slnkmg oul were Ja ck Humphrey, Bnll smacked a double eac h Bahnsen Gossa qe ( 1 ) and COLLEGE STATION, Tex Her rmann LP - Ba hn sen (56 ) three, walkmg two and y1eldmg Dodson , Steve Fife and Dave Gettmg one s1ngle each were HR- Henderson {71 h 1 (UP! ) - Richard Barker , League roundup SI X hils 59 N. Second St Hysell, each w1th e1 smgle 1 and Mart} Spangler, Mark Tyree (On ly ga me s sc tl edul ed l former Southwest Conference Middleport, 0. Mels hillers were Tony Scott M1ke Miller and Jeff Wayland Amos Cross, Craig N1cmsky, Co l1torn 1a 100 003 300 1 9 0 doubles champ1on and year's champ1onsh1p sea:lon, Mt!waukee 312 000 JOx ~ 9 11 1 \\.lth a home run and smgle, each added a pa1r of smgles James F1sh, Steve Lambert, came to an end, as Bntt R May Se lma (21 Roz1ano assistant tenn1s coach at Texas' D1ck Herman w1lh that gameDodgers 25 Reds3 Dave Spangler, Gary Priddy A&M, will succeed 1etirmg ( .s ) Lo ckwood ( 7) Cumberland Dodson and Jack Humphrey wmmng homey, a double and a The Dodgers went wLld at the WJlh t,.o smgles each were (ll and El Rodr 1guez Wrtghl Head Coach Omar Smith, combmecj to spm a two-hiller, Murphy (6) and Porl er WP stngle , Dave Walkins w1lh a plate, smas hm g 34 h1ls Andy Pockltngton , Troy Murphy (2 :n LP- Lockwood Athle!Jc Director Emory both doubles by Roger Carson double and smgle. Bob Fox McElhaney was the losmg Brooks, Andy Cross, Ray ( 'l :n HR s- St anton 15th f Rob Bellard announced ThtU"sday Carson was the !os1ng pitmson {9th) w1th a double and stngle, and p1tcher, slnkmg out nme and Mowery, Todd Eads and Guy The appomtment IS effecttve cher, behng relieved 1n the Bill Powell had a stngle walkmg seven Schuler W1th three smgles I Sept fow th by Terry Gardner For the Reds, T1m Justice Danny Eduards went one each were Paul M1chaels and Dodson got the ww, and got had a double and pair of mmng for the Dodgers, str1kmg / Dan Edwards tnternat1ona1 League h1ttmg help from M1ke M1ller Your Stand1ngs smgles, Andy Wilson had a out three and y1eldmg no h1ls By Unrl e d Press lnternatronal POILE NAMED VP Wllh a double, Jack Humphrey double, Sm1th a double, and Cra1g N1cmsky went four mNorth Farm w1th two swgles, Steve F1fe, LA COSTA, Calif (UP!) w I pel 9 b Carsey, McElhaney and Dave mngs, giVIng up fotU" h1ls, and Syracuse 28 17 612 Terry Wayland and Dave ' Norman " Bud" Po1le has been Demoskey had a smgle ap1ece, Rochester 2d 17 585 2 Hysell w1th smgles Dodson v1ce president 1n charge named To ledo 11 27 438 8 ' while Ray Stewart added a pa1r PcJwtu cket 12 29 also smacked a stngle 193 14 of hockey operattons for the By ED MZcF AlL of one-baggers Sou ttl Mets 10, Reds 9 World Hockey Association, 1t PHILADELPHIA (UPI ) w I pet g b Braves 14 A's 4 MemphtS 27 15 643 W1th the score knotted at 9-9 was announced Thursday by Forty-mne par-busters, led by R1 chmond The Braves, u1lh a team 24 17 585 1n the bottom of the Sixth, D1ck WHA preside nt Dennis MIU"· John Schlee With a SIX-under Cha rl es ton 22 21 511 battmg average of 573, got T1 dewa1er 15 30 3JJ phy Herman slammed a home run 66, swung mto the second round lhe1r 12th home run of the Thursday 's Resu lt s to g1ve the Mels the tnwnph The 50-year-old Potle of the $150,000 !VB Golf Classic Memphts at Charl es ton ppd season w1th Steve F1fe belling rn clement weather Dave Watkins started on the res1gned last January from the today m pursmt of a $30,000 Rochesle r 6 Syracuse 1 a round-tripper m the second office of the Vancouver front first pnze purse Toledo 7 Pawtucket 4 (Only games sc hedu le d ~ Ca nucks of the National Playmg under sunny sk1es Hockey League w1th mcreasmg temperatures ., Amer1can League Roundup and hum1d1ty, the tourmg pros ' By United Press International contmued lhetr de\astahng <7 • Alex Johnson, once a play, although 1t was thought --' troubled man w1th a terrtble that scores would be higher 5,000 DEGREES DUE Pomeroy , 0. 234 E Main battmg average m Cleveland, here than last week a I the COLUMBUS (UP!) - More 992 -3557 Mat or League Leaders left the c1ty m fme splrlls w1th Kemper Open m Charlotte, ed Press lnter nat•onal than 5,000 degrees wtll be ·"Formerly lola 's" a healthy 301 average Thurs- N c., where only t.tiose who By Unt1Leadmg Batters conferred Fr1day at Ohto Slate day mght Operators Grace Johnson , Golda Roush , Na1tonal League broke par made the 36-hole cut 1 Shirley Lark1ns Johnson played tn only 108 Performance here Thursday Garr All 5 ~ 2 ~~ ; 3 ~ 7 P3c78 Umvers1ty dunng comseemed to give credence to the Smllh st L 50 192 33 72 375 mencement , exerc1se s games for the Indians m 1972 cnhctsm defending NB chamGross Hou 50 160 2B 55 344 after bemg traded from CaliOpen Even1ngs by Appomtment Rertl St L SO 191 15 65 340 Dellvenng the address w11l be fornia folloumg arguments p1on Tom Weiskopf leveled at Garvey LA 54 214 JO 74 330 carloomst Millon Camff, a up DaVIS Mil 43 179 14 59 330 native Ohwan w1th teammates and • those who set the course ""' Maddox SF 54 n5 35 73 324 management the year before for tournaments." He said that Bucknr LA 47 lBS 24 60 324 Brock St l JS 189 -40 61 323 I d "too easy " for Morgan and h1t JUSt .239, 90 pomls less cvursespaye Crn5r 183 34 58 31 7 Amerrcan League I'LAIIIIID USI Rlll'OIIT than h1s league-leading the pros GIIIIIIIAL RIVIIIUI IHAIIING average m 1970 Behind Schlee as the race to Carew Min J~ 2 ~ 6 P4'r{2 General Re'lenue Sharmg prov des fed11al funds drre<:rlv 10 llxal •ncl sl•le governmenll The ll'lw requttes e~tt;h gover 1 IG But the Texas Rangers, make the cut conltnued, were Jackson , Ok47 168 35 64 3B1 ~:ebli5h a teport ol rts plans lor th~ us11 ol these funds to rnlorm rls cr!lums and f(l ~ncour~g~ lhflfr Pllrfrct;Mtlan rn dec.;:nttow 1 Mmn 41 150 11 51 340 trymg to build a wmner after Charles Sifford and Tom Oliva I Blmbrg NY 39 128 21 42 328 years of los1ng m Washmgton, Jenkinswlth67s,fiveproswith Robmsn Bl 50 185 14 60 324 Kelly Cho 39 155 14 50 323 took a gamble on Johnson JUSt 68s , a dozena t 69 an d 13 Olhers Evans , Bos 35 134 20 43 321 I PUII liCSMU Y before the 1973 season began With two-under 70s on the McRae KC 51 175 23 56 JlO 2 Bunghs h 53 lll 32 67 31 6 and the strong 6-foot outfielder suburban 6,708-yard Whtte- Rud1 Oak 51 201 26 63 JIJ bas never g1ven the Rangers marsh Valley course Home Runs There were 15 pros at 7l Nat1ona1 League Wynn LA any reason to regret the deal . ' 15 Garvey LA and Schm 1dl Thursday mght Johnson tncludmg defendtng hthst ~ Phtl 12 Cedeno Ho1.1 and olh Sl L 11 helped Texas move mto second Weiskopf ' who -has won here SmAmencan League Jackson MEIGS COUNTY. place m the Amencan League tw1ce m the last three years, Oak IS Horton Det 13 KC Br1ggs M11 and West, one game over 500 but Masters wmner Gary Player Mayberry COUNTY AUDITOR Burroughs Tex 12 four games behind Oakland, by and Australian Bob Charles Runs aaned In POMEROY, OHIO 45769 Johnny Miller 1 who Will Nat1ona1 League Garvey LA driVIng m four runs w1th three 49 Sm 1th Sf L 48 Wynn LA smgles and a double to beat defend hiS US open IItle at 46 Cey LA 45 Cedeno Hou 40 A m e r c c a n Le41gue Bur Cleveland 6-2 The four hils Mamaroneck NY next week ' ' ' roughs Tex 53 Jackson Oak ra1sed h1s average to 301 shot par 42 R1.1d r Oak 40 Mayberry KC 39 Br rggs Mrl 37 Plays Great P11Chtng "Johnson has JUSt played National League John LA 9 Pr<lleJ:t aga1nst diStemper hepat1t1s and two forms of lepto great for us," sa1d Texas Brewers oulslugged the Cab- 1 McGlothen St L and Ca\d SF 7 J Rogers Mil and Va•ccine. syr~nge, needle and complete d~recllons '" one Manager Billy Martm "! have forma Angels 9-7 and the New well Carl ton Ph•! 7 4 package Give one Jnlectton when your pup JS 8-14 weeks, Amencan League G Perry JUSt one set of rules for York Yankees heal the Chicago Clev 9 1 Wood Ch1 9 6 booster shot at 16 weeks everybody and he's no excep- White Sox 5-1 Hunt er Oak S 5 Smg er Ca l Signlt...-1 of Ch..f E - - 0f1ctr Brewers 9, Angels 7 and Medrch NY 7 4 Ttant tion. He understands and JUSt James E. Roush-Aud1tor 6 5-74 Bos Ry an Cal Busby KC and M1ke Regan's two-run, Jenkrns plays great 74,850 Tex 7 5 Brbby Tex 1 B Naml lo Tilll I"~ •M Pr..,t Jackie Brown, who blanked pmchh1! smgle in the seventh mnmg camed Milwaukee past the Indians last week on three Ca liforma despite fotU" RB!s by hits, scattered seven hits for the .Alngels' Leroy Stanton and the Rangers but had h1s 15mnmg scoreless streak a three-run homer by Frank snapped m the seventh mmng RoblllSon. The Brewers trailed 7-6 when when Oscar Gamble homered George Scott opened the decl· " My curve ball was JUSt great," Brown sa1d "I JUSt s1ve seventh w1th a double 399 W. Main St . 992-2164 Pomeroy, hope 1t keeps gomg. It has to W1th one out, Darrell Porter THE STORE WITH "ALL KINDS OF for me to stay around m the b1g walked and Charlie Moore STUFF" - FOR PETS, STABLES, LARGE & doubled to score Scott Pedro leagues " SMALL ANIMALS LAWNS AND GARDENS. In the only other Arnencan Garc1a was walked tnleniJonalLeague games, the Milwaukee ly to load the bases and John Cumberland relieved Hegan, battmg for Jolm Vukovtch, stngled to score Porter then PLANIIID Ull RIPOIIT and Moore Regan 's h1t was the G'"'"' R GIINIIIIAL RIVINUI ~HAlliNG bl h evenu~t Sharrng prov•de s federal fund s dtr«dy 10 IOC.C end slate oovemmentt The lew requires each gcwerr mtot to first by a Brewer ptnch-lutter pu ' 5 a •eport ol ors pla ns lor the use o' 11'\esa funds 10 •niOI'm 1ts c•ltnns and 10 ~ncour.1ge Ill flit p1tt11Ctp•t10 n 1n dtoel(lrtg Aow in 25 attempts this season ~~~~~~'•:J""~spent WIThin the 5il~~'"!!'"'~~!!::!p~!.!!!:i!i~~;;;~~~;;;~==::::: Yankees 5, White Sox I Braves triumph over Indians 11-3 ' ' ' ' SYMPATHY FLOWERS eBASKETS eVASES eSPRAYS eWREATHS Dudley's Florist ~ Schlee heads /VB field I ' Leaders I -:- TMI OOYifUIMIMT W POMEROY VILLAGE ANTICiPAT ING A GENERAL REVt:hUE &~\i •"AY MINT OF;;;;;;;-;$1.;5;;:,7;;7;i2i,OD;..o-.;=,-;;;=:-:::"" FOA THE FIFTH ENTITLIMINT fillfttOO. MY 1. 1174 THIIOUGH JUNE 30 1171 P'LAHS TO $1"~'NO THEil FUNDS FO'JTHE P'UAPOSES SHOWN ¥ ACCOUNT NO 36 2 053 001 IIECAU,frON POMEROY VILLAGE VILLAGE CLERK POMEROY, OHIO 45769 8 l lf,ll.t.III ES -tf- IOI T M - IMINIIIY'IbMn.cMIMNtl et1Pr . . -.port"" ...... ~. lrl• loCII • • .,.,., ~ 1 ..... ._...~.,. ...,..wt..-..1~ ... - b!Nbllc~ .. flf"""" Village Hall 15,772 00 ( . ......,_Oik.Oale Sm1fh, Mayor 6 J 74 , ...,.. •r....._"""'"'"' ...,.......,, Clliaf ~ --·----+--~-------- "I .•'. Summer Knits D1splayed m Our Wmdow (Reg . $4.98) . .rtl\1 lhl' 1ht lt tll t•tl lht ( nll s111ll11oll uf t\ll!l'IH dll It I' I !Ill AnxJI1.1!' M1ss I r mol Su11lh Utili ~q \H kllll ll'd lht• j.:ltrUp 1u l hl' tOmt•ntwn . <111(\ Mr s (hffmd J\dkm s 'Umt 222 . g, IH' ihl' ~ r rsponse M1< Dt•1on l"i pple F.Jghlli Dlst r Je t PI t'S idf'fll \\ ci S Ill· h oducrd follm, rd b\ thl' c~n noun cr nwn t of ( onv entw n comnutlecs M1s (rl thrnne Wrlsh Unrt 3!) seu dal\. g..l\f' tile mmutcs of the last con ventwn Greetmgs were g1ven b' Pa1~ CascJ.adiUI.Ln l ofPosl.l9, Dale Sm1lh. ma1 or of Pom er oy Mal) Ellen MJiler,dJSirJ c l J Unior president , and Frank Jensen. d1stnc t eommander Reports of d1slncl cha1r women y,ere Amen ca msm Mrs June Mmlon. children and youth, Mrs Ernest Bowles, commun1t} serv1ce. Mrs Myrtle Walker veteran affaLrs and rehabJhlalJOn , Mrs Ben Neutzhn g: JUniOr ac· hv1ties M1:; Char les Kessinger and d1 stnct preSident's report, Mrs Devon T1pple Mrs Wilham Trace, Uml 371, gave lhe teller's report M1s George tNancyl Sallol, department. preSid e nt delivered the a(ternoon ad dress Reports of conven ti on !' '.' P.S. Our Knit Classes Start Mon. June 17 f Hurry and Reg1sler MIDOLEPOIIT OHIO BIBLES PRESENTED The Pomeroy Church of the Nazarene Ma; 19 p1 esenled B1bles to four graduates of Me1gs H1gh School , Debra Schaefer, Robyn W11ls, Mark OJie1 and Sieve Bnckles Rev Clyde Henderson made the presen Ia twn SCHOOL PLANNED The Pomeroy Church of the Nazarene w1ll hold a Vacahon B1ble School June 10 to June 14 fror.1 6 30 p m unt1l 8 30 p m All ch1ldren are 11elcome A p1cmc w1ll be held Sunday afternoon, June 16, for the children and their fa1mhes GIVE A GIFT THAT WILL LAST FOREVER • • • ' R~ GIBSON Scrapbooks Photo Albums BY C. Diaries Guest Books Wedding Books Baby Book MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 992-2641 Middleport, 0. Wm. ROGERS & SON" SILVERPLATE GIFr SELECTION Gene Michael s1ngled m two runs m the fourth innmg and George Medich scattered 10 hits m gaining hJS seventh vtctory as New York beat Chicago in a game tw1ce delayed by ram for periods of 90 and 29 nunutes Med1ch, who walked three and struck out two, shut out the White Sox unltllhe ninth when Ken Henderson h1t hJS seventh homer New York ' s Roy Wh1te opened the game by bea Ung out a bunt and he took th1rd on a smgle by Elliott Maddox. Mter Bobby Murcer walked to load the bases, Ron Blomberg's sacnhce fly scored White A smgle by Gra1g Nettles scored Maddox with the second run SERVICES . Sunday School Sunday Morning Sunday Evening Wednesday Evening t ull \ltllllt•t• s \\ \ It' L:l \t n 1)\ M1 s S.lltlUl'l Sn\ Ill' I U mt l l .tnd ~11 s p l itl' lll l' rll AI IJi t l 1{11us h llt11 l \ l H '' "'" l l tllt~ll 1\ lllU llllll, d Stl \llt' \\,IS tllrll\i \{ feci by Mr s l'd11h fot x rlll d LH lilt• REULlOt~ Society donates b Cill' dH IJon \\,I S 1-:IH 11 lr t• J oi i S tl " ~ l ilt!\\ Ill f.! lilt ll lllllllt' lll t tf (PitH S 1ht• Jllt't'IIII J-: \\ ,IS ld JO Ul rwd ,me\ .1 tt.'d \\.I S IH·h l Services scheduled Si\tld dDrr.lll"!l S \\l'l l lll d dl' ,1 1 rt Cl'll1 rtu•t III 1J~ 11f lh l' Ur11l1 •d MctJ rodr:-: 1 Won H.: II s Snt ret\ of I .. .. , It 1.11' dl tilL· d tUI( lr I ltr !Ill e tr 11 1~ \\ c1 s l .t ll t· cl 1o •H(Ill ln p r e~1 d en t B.u h.n ,1 Pug.rn 1flt r \dtll. h lhl' group so~ l lt.: Srng 1 1'\t'\~ Song .ntd It pt ,!lui I /w l.ur d s Pl.IH r I ll Ull iSOll Plc~ll s Protestant evangelicals will try for new preaching ~trategy llv !)AVIDE ANDERSON UPI Kchgmn Writer In 1l}llu o1 1 I1Hn th sc•lltt 2 700 fl• lt t ' .tn' l \c~tl ge llc.d s \\ Ill lt rl\t l J-:t. vn l .. lus .. rJJH S\\ltzrrland , to set' 1f th£"~ fc.~n fmd c1 str.rlPg \ for c OlllJ>If'tmg lt•s ll.':i Chnst s gre<.rt Lom IIII SS IOn thp pre~H hmg of the Gospel to the entire world P,rrl!(lpa nlo:; ,Jt LcJusr.tnne, kno\\n offtclally as the Con· gt ess on Wor Jd Eva n ~c h ca t1on \\Ill lome from more llldn 150 countne:l and \\Ill represent almost eve ry Protesta nt churc h group Ln the world ddttpl .tn older pcrsnn cHid cl t lu ld ..t1 Gallipr1\]s Stdl L' lnshlut L for thlll bn thcl c!YS < ind Clrn stJll(l < 0dl1dhons \\ere mmle to a ncedv ~ 1 rl to dltr nd band 1 1.1n1p RUTLAND - The F1rs l and to the semor u t!zens Ill Bapllst Church of Rulland 11111 Pomero} hold all dav serv1c es Sunda\ Dunn ~ the pr og rarn Ilene for therr annual June mcehng Rou sh read the poem homecommg Boomer.tng Fc~ 1t h ~1nd Hos t pastor IS the Rev Eddi e Het ze l F'ox r e,1d Arc You clll Bufhngtun . Pomeroy Ac l!ve Member 1 1 he g1oup Sunda) School Gertrud e sang, se veral h~ mns to con· Buller, Supe1 mtendenl w11l dude the prog ram begin at 9 JO a m Dmner w1ll Ilene Roush gave the closmg be sen ed .a t noon prayer and " soc1al hour folloMd Plans fot a plr ntc m .luly Refreshmenl'5 \\ ere served by Dons Adams ctnd Barbart.~ \\er e made dunng the recen t Dugan to Clara Admn s meeting of the Pomenl) Mar ga 1et Glo ec kner Mc.11 y (~arden Cl ub at the home of Mrs W~-t l ter Gr ue se1 L111eol n Rou~h Mabel Sluelds, Mc11 lenc FISh er Sue Beeg le, Lu cy He1ght,; All fotU" Circles of the Hea th Donahue F'ern Ha\man, F' oc1e Mrs Gr ue se r led the Umted MethodiSt Church Hayman Ilene Roush, Hazel dc\ot10ns and close d w1th Middleport, Will have a p1cm~ Fox and a guest, F.lieen Buck ' Vaca lwn Prayer ' Roll ca ll Monday Members are to meet wa s a favonte summer flower OMITTED at the chm ch Monday at 6 p m Dunng the busmess rneetmg The name of John Lehew son a p1cmc was planned for Jull I Meat, dnnk , and dessert are to be furntshed , and those of Mr and Mrs Wilh am al 6 30 p m at the 1oads1de Lehew, Pomeroy wa s umn park on the west s1de uf Rl 33 allendmg are asked to bnng lent1onally o1m lted from lhe Mrs Harvey Van Vranken and the1r own ta ble se!vlee. and a s1x \~weeks honm 1oll Ht Mrs '!1 acey Whaley s1xth vegei<Jble or sa lad se1ve Meigs H1gh School as hostesses and furm sh the dessert Each member 1s to VISITS ON SUNDAY brtng a cove red d1sh and the1r VBS SCHEDULED Mrs Carl Wellman Fort own table servtcc The club \\111 RUTLAND - The Rutlano Gay, IV Va , v1s1led Mr and Church of Chnsl "111 hold fur msh the ch1cken Mrs Herber t Dix on, Mr s Hostesses for a r1d parW1lma Slobarl and othe r VacatiOn Bible School, June IQIJctpa h on m the Regalia 1 ~ fr om 9 30 unhl II 30 a m fnends Sunday F' IO\\ er Sho\\ were discussed A donatiOn was also made to the :;:::;;:::::::::::: county w1de ga rd en clu b organ1zahon Mrs Geneva No lan presented the program and explamed that m orde1 to start a ros• bush, one must be nd the bu sh to the ground , cui a notch m rt put on root tone and covc1 u1th soft s01l She also demonstrated how to make a dahlia from a dned .By Polly Cramer ·. artichoke usmg hssue paper Mrs Herbert Seth wa s a DEAR POLLY - I used an ac1d to unclog my kitchen guest dram and some of the ac1d accidentally dropped on my new olive lammated plastic counlertop How can I remedl' the resultmg dJscoloratwn? - NANCY .. \\UC ll h Hle lo Garden club sets picnic Circles to have picnic "'II Polly 's Pointers Drain remedy spots counter DEAR POLLY - My Pet Pee> e 1s w1th the stores whose cash reg1ster tapes are so lightly pnnted 11" IS unposs1ble even to tell the name of the store much less the date or pnce when they are needed to make an exchange, return a purchase or even to check the bill - LUCILLE DEAR POLLY - My answens for Mrs R J whose smtcase bas a musty odor from bemg stored m the basement I suggest that she fold a newspaper mto a basket sort of shape, fill1t "1th charcoal, put this m the su1tcase, close 1t and leave for a week The mk on the newspaper w11l absorb the musty smell and the charcoal w1ll get nd of any mold. I used th1s m a closet that had m1ldrew after 11 was suggested to me by our county home demonstrator and 1t worked . - BE'ITY ANN DEAR POLLY- Mter trymg most everything for removmg a crease from kmtted fabncs I ftnally succeeded Cut str1ps of waxed paper, lay on the crease and press w1th the ~ron set at the proper temperaltU"e for that particular fabnc I have been able to lenghthen several dresses after domg this My hath brush never seemed to have a chance to dry as I lake a bath before work and another after work Mold that formed on the brush would not wash off but bleach did away With 1t completely Now my brush IS wh1te and clean - GERDA DEAR POLLY - A little shampoo on the washcloth w1ll help clean away body OJ I left m the bathtub or smk - BONNIE DEAR POLLY - A TV tray on legs JS most useful as IllS so hghtwe1ght I carry mme all over the house and use 1l to wnte letters on while watchmg telev1ston or by a wmdow w1th sewmg on 1t or when peeling vegetables, to put hair ctU"Iers on when domg my halt or for domg book work lis uses are endless. I always put on rubber gloves when defrosting the refngerator. Otherwise, the cold pams my arthnhc hands MARYW DEAR POLLY - Prolong the life of overalls that are too short for a toddler by attaching sock-rnocs to the bottoms w1th snaps. The snaps w1ll keep the stockmg part of the sock-rnocs pulled up and cover the ankles and lower legs Both can be put on at once when the child JS dressed - EUZABETH Social .,. Calendar": .. FRIDAY ANNUAL INSPECTION , Racme Chapter 134 OES 8 p rn at the Masomc Temple RUTLAND Gun Club, 8 p m All members urged to attend HYMN SING, Hazel Community Chur ch, located be· tween Long Bottom and Poriland off SR 124, 7 30 p m Featured smgers ar e the Morns Fam1ly a nd the Evenmg L1ght Quartet Everyone welcome SATURDAY RUMMAGE sale and auclJOn , Racme Emergency Squad sponsored, 10 30 am at the firehouse Some anttques Proceeds for a new truck NEWSMEN QUARTET of Charleston , W Va, at the Mt Hermon U B. Church, 3\\ m1les northeast of F1ve Pomts, 8 p m Everyone welcome d ( {ll idin g 11/ g,III I Z II ~ ( If to lh< • ONLY -l po~ HEADLIGHT 1r1111 111 1..: ,u l1 11~t Ken Coleman llHI\t A(;~ 4 POSITION RUG ADJUSTME'T Pastor BAKER MEET SUNDAY SANDUSKY, Oh10 (UPI ) Delegates to the West Oh1o Annual Conference of the Umted Melho<bsl Church al Lakes1de, gather near here Sunday for the week-long conference More than 4,000 delegates were expected to parhc1pale The conference doses w1th the assignment of mmisters to the 1,428 churches m the 59 counttes represented m the dlslrJcl Blih 11 10'-' l lt.: nlu r) r .r 11i,111 1 fcllllt!ll-; li utl tll,ll } l llr1 • FURNITURE ' J \\ u rld s \dllg t !r st , L h ,l ll!l l drr IS uf l111c l on g r L'SS .trill th( U S delegd- u 1 CJ I d1ng tu supporte rs of tlu.: :IIJII \\Ill bt It d Uv llr IJsw,1ld IJ Offlll Jil the f ..UIIOU S rad JU pi l',H ht r of liH l.uth L'ICirl ll liJSt ~V t dent Ill till World ( ttun<: Jl •1f Churd1es <~ruJ tii C\ ~ce the I .c1u~( ltlnL rneetm g rt ~ " s1gmfl t:d lll c:ounte1 pomt to the WCC ~ mc-e t1ng l.tsl} C'cH Oil ~d\dl!on I odd) At ll<~ngko k th e wee .1f fa mrd ..t st1 ung 1d dtlOnslu p l>e l\\ ct.: n t:ornnutm ent to God f-Ind lhP sor t,!l poh tlf al <tnd ccortoml c ~ trugg!P.:-; of fll ople cspeu.1 ll y t hu~c m thC' rh 1nl World - for ilb er atwn J he cvcmge hca l magazmc Chllst mnrt v 'I udct) ca lled the IJimgkuk rm:ctmg a d1 sa!:i ter' .md sa rd Lau.sannc \\ aS needed · to rcaff rrrn the verl rcal dun cnsron of man s relal10n sh1p to (,od , the rll vme ( (JrJ }.! I ('SS, IS Hull! Ct ah.t m m dn c~r tu le he wroll' fo t co ngres s (h ll · tl r 1p,u1ts, n11w 1s s,nd he believes the t1m e for cvcmgcllc..:dls to mo'oe <~hl'~ul clnd pt ov uJ e a l e~ul ers hlp the.~ I has been so sorely m1ssed by Chn!:itliHIS dround the \\. Orld' Watered·ll<lwn Theology A( lOI dmg to G1etha m C~nd other cva ngehcal supp orters of tht" l..(llJ.'ian ne meetmg, the de facio leadership of too much of the Jmssronary move men t has been m the hand s of those w1th dtluted theologrcal v1ews ' 'Relatively speaking ' at Mountaineer is subtle fun HURRICA NE . W Va Mothe 1s an se' Demand to be taken to th e Mounta inee r Dmn er Theatre to see tts current productiOn , Re lati ve!\ Spea k1n g You \\t il see a liberated mother who enJU) S parnl ess parenthood und er peculiar c..: uc.:wnsta nces Ar lu ,Ji ly she d0€s nol even krJ O\\ that she 1s a mothN No no - there 1s no adoption In volved Ne1ther 1s 1t a vll'anous 'orJt rn,ulll t (J prc .. <.:h tile (;(Jspel to .. n mut .1nd the need for JH JS(In, .J (OTI\ ei SIOO Hc.u h t1f th e Church" llokc dm•Ltor fJf tht t on~r t ss bf lt ~ves tl1c1 t, g1vc n tilt hit ss111g {/f the Holy Sp 11 1t 1.-us,,nn p lnuld hCtt)lllt 1 I\H nllfth (tntur) 11tnte tost Wr 11111 g 111 d rtLL'nt 1 s~ue tJf ( llnstmnlt \ l'odtl\ Huh sa HI tht l\\D h1il1ull pl'o pl e un ri..:cl< h~d In the (In J stJ t~n me ssdgt d l l:' n O\\ \Ulh ln r C..tl h (•f tlw dlll r ch Rut ht dC!ded thctt nc\~ st1 ct!l' J.'.H s ltHl Jl<-llterns uf I'Vdn gell sm .11 P ne('derl and tht~t pdl tne r sh ip tn JiltsslDn and L'Vct11J! CIJ ~Jn IS thL strllteg; uf the hou r On L' uf tht.: cutph.t ses dt LcHISOIHie ,l-lu ke SdlLI \\ UUld lre on the ne\' le dder:-stup thdt 1s Cnl('J g m g f10111 tlw \ OUnger chu1d 1L'S <;on ung of ,,~e m the I hu d Wor ld of As1a Afll (a and 1..- tlln t\met lt'.l L .HIS.tllllf' '7 1 \\Ill mean for the Western dJUrt hes c1 nc" VI StOll Of 111 1SSIUII f bt IJ e \€', ' he scull He atl~ cd th.tl the WCl con fc1em.' t m Rcmg kok m(:IJ 11 ell hdl e presaged the dea l h of e\ ang el•sttc rn tsswn p1ogr ams 1n lllclii Y \V ( C-1elated dcnmmnatr ons, ('Vcln ge llca l natiOnal chtu che!:l ~ ti ll " d t rnl) \\ Clcome biblicalll o11cnted eva ngelical This pial I o~ clualll B11 t1sh but Amen c.~ n1zed by the ur.sc dn ect1 on of M1<: haPl Ed,\dr dsl ~l e p e ncl s ent u e ly upon <l br illl ant pCI formance Tt1ere are few lines that are funn~ prr se It~ tile m <~ nn cJ m wh tch the) ;r re conv1 ncmgl \ deli ve red that br tn g~ Ihe llll SS lOllUJ Je~ I rtU SHn ne f1e scud, w1 ll l.IUghs gra pluca ll y tlemonstr ate that When ti re s<:ene shifts fl om lot.JI 11 orld evangelizatiOn 111 Gr cg and Gmn y's qual ters to the ld st quar ter of !Ius cen tur) the gm den of he1 pHre n Is wlil be the tc~ sk of Easterner ShCJia and Phillip the pace a nd Wes lerne 1, black and hleralh p1 cks up The pel\\ h1 te 'oun ge r and older for mances of C:1ng er Be~ !Icy motherh ood nor through .1 r thUI ch leaLie1s \\ OJ klllg sholertJ£1cal msemmahon nor 1s 1t dnd Rober t McC1C.tr\ rJrC' lo-s houldel to f1m sh the task outstanll mg putatt\C motherhood c01mmtted to ChJJst s church " Phrlltp IS d llet.!lth JOg!-:lnlc: You dun t believe 1P F'Out fme p1 ofesswna l performers nul \\ho run s exerc1ses ..md Will show you how Jl s done 1n gardens to kee p hJS you thful • an exce llent show full of subtle f1gure SheJia , a rclr gtous nut hum or clever vtJ1ce nuance Iexcept on Ihe lhu d Sund a) bod y mov emen t ( there 's c1 after Ep iphany l pres1des over pie thor a of ttus partn;ular aI t 1 J the :;herry 111 a vague polite and sple ndid ensemble aclmg understated performance fh al desc n bes best th e A paLr of young lovers Greg 1ts un and Gmnv , dectde to make \'1' hole co mecl\ ders tatemen t It sUJnds upon the1r assoc1at10n legal She 1ts O \\n subtlct) and rehes upon mstsls that she should go home to reveal thetr plans to her Edwards excellent ll uec ll un to par ents, unaccompan 1ed by rev ea t 1ls f1nesse Your Thorn MeAn Store Greg Modd leporl. 0 Greg IS aware that Gmny IS not an untouched flower, hut he IS perfectly w1lhng to accept her f1 agrance ll 1s probable thai any young man would overlook pecca dilloes, 1f he cou ld marry a deSirabl e wmmng girl hke Karen Grant tn her role as Grnny When the audience learns thai Gmny's latest affair was wtth an o lder ~ married man 1t IS und ersta ndable that she Musk Ool chooses to marry handsome, to bathe n ambitious Gre g Kns Beatty IS 1 tt 1eleases Greg and h1s pet formance ts the an1mal Just about flawl ess lnS !lnCt Wh 1le 1t smooll"'es softe ns and s1l ken s your S k in CORRECTION Just on e The Pomeroy We sley an caplultn your Holiness Church »Ill hold bath and you II VacatiOn Bible School from feet! kc a new 9 30 uniJI II 30 am, June 10 an1m a l through 15 ll was previOusly reported that the ltme would be 930lo l030 am Theater review Wide Variety of Canvas Casuals heritage house fyou like Musk Oil you'll love Musk Bath Oil. I i I I 1 1 Musk Bath Oil by Jovan. 4 fl. oz. $5.00 ~ I lOLA'S BEAUTY SALON PLAN YARD SALE CHESTER - The Chester \ Church of God IS sponsonng a vard sale Saturday at the home John & May Sis Syracuse of Erma He1lman , d1rec tl} PH 992-2549 . ' across from Gaul 's Grocer) , m Chester • - · M4ERL!,~~~~COSM_!.~S.S___j l I I AND SPORTSWEAR what a wh1rl of values I FOR THE LADIES Excellent Selection of Famous Name Brands Shorts, Blouses, Skirts, Tops, Pantsuits, Swim Suits, Etc. The oldest known church bell1n Europe IS Sl Palnck's bell m Belfast, !J e land, m scnbed w1th the dates "1091" I MIDDLEPORT, 0. and " 1105 ' It 1s no Ion ge~ 111 . . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, use 1, . B\ tii(C nmkll t nf till r ~Oth J (.roth..LIII s.ud, Un gusiJ4. I of pt. r so r1.1j rcd ~m p twn lr.u l ht c CJII II tlllut~tl ' Ill tt \~.t tt r L'ti -du \\ l l tht i J I Og) th1 I Vt nt N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. 2 SPEED MOTOR 10:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 7:30p.m . 7:30p.m. IN AMEHit:A HYMN SING at Mason F1rst Bapttst Church, 7 30 p.m. w1lh the " Havena1res," Charleston to be featured Everyoneone welcome SONG FEST, 2 p m al the Eagle R1dge Commumly Church All smgers and pubhc OPTOMETRIST mv1ted OFF ICE HOURS 9 30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE' SUNDAY AT NOON ON THURS ) - EAST COURT <T • BOBO FAMILY Reunton, Ft Me1gs, New Lima Rd , basket I,..,;,P~OiiM-..EiiRiliOiiiY,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _;,#. dmner at I p m Fnends, relaltves .. elcome MITCHELL and Alv1ra Russell fom1ly reumon, noon, Forest Acres Park, Rutland BRIDGING THE GAP o. 5 ·. - " MODERN SUPPLY 3 Shirley An11lt.•rn PIL.Illlblt• ! o ,:g { Rabies Vaccine Now Available l NI/ RONM (h!Al f' AQ I( CIIO N and ALL SIZES HERE C·L ~· Heller • '' ' In-Between GATES Please elpm I Mr s Gt•or ge S.J!lot Oh10 Depa1I111Pnl p1 es1den1 of the Amencan, l .egtnn Auxthm' \\a::s guest spec~ke1 fm 1ht• sumnwr eOn\l'lll lU n of tlw rtghth cllsh 1d of the aux1h ,u \ held at Ihe Tnmlv Clnu d1 111 Pome1oy. ThurSd,n \\tth Dre» Websle1 Um139 aclmg .LS hostess un1l Regtstrat wn \\as held dt noon Wllh Mrs Ohn Knapp and Mrs Ben Neutzlmg reg1stl'I 1ng those allendmg, and Umt 39 pres1denl, Grace Prall. calhng the meeling to order Mrs Ben Neu lzhng presented lhe processiOnal and the advancement of colors w..1s done by MIS Gerald Wildermuth , sg t at arms. Mrs Don Hunnell and Sherne Reuter. color bearers and Paula Kloe s and Lon Wood. color guards Mrs Ed1th Fox, Un1l 39 chaplam, gave the Lnl ocalion. and Mrs June Mmton led the Pledge of AllegLa nce The group then so ng the Natwnal • LlffiE GATES Indians SHIRLEY KAY'S BEAUTY SALON . ••' •• BIG GATES Rangers humble .., . /~ .) GATES ' Convention hears Mrs. Sallot expeneoced a 5 per cent decline from the f~rst quarter of 1973 The US . total steel mdustry output w_as up 1 per cent ONLY The Da1ly Sen\ mel, Mlddlepori-Foml'l O) , 0 Fnrl.11 llllll' i 1974 BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0. \ I II I • •- I �4 - Th~ Dtllly Sentmel, M1dtliepo1 I·I'UI1ll'l U\ , l ) l.'nd~i\ a- .Jmu• 7 1•174 • Lincsco,es Woody zn 'guarded' condition COLU MBUS, Ohtn 1UP II Hns plldl offJU c!l~ 1rp( ll INI lod.1, llw tUJld!h on uf Ohh• Sidle UmH'I Si ll hc<1d foo lb.1ll t:lldch Wooch 1-ld\ l' S w.1 s g u <1rded foll o win g hospl tdhza twn Thm sdd\ .1ftt" r the 61 \Pdr old men tm t om plamecl of d1est p.nns Doc tors ::iiild H(l\ es wa s reshng comfm tii blv but Ius prognmns IS gum ded and 1s cxJJeded tu conti nue the Sd l1ll' fo1 till' nc•xt ft~\11 d. ns Jl, i\ I S IS belllg 11 t'o lh •d , IS d l ()( Wid!\ ,, pt• p ill t' ll 1 lr r 011111 Slilt• 111 1%1 frotn Mt11r11 1()hw l lhe curi!lu\('Jsl d hul,dY.d \S t OltH fuJ t lld l lt \\ci S ! uslu..: d lo UIIJ\ t! S II \ ll usp1l,il lhu rsd.l\ IIIOJII! IIg o~ ftc r suffl'r 1rq.: I lie tlll' !-il p.tH1S D1 Hobt•JI J MLU(lhl 11( ,1(( of the OSU AIIJielll Dt'p.lllment s med!Cd l st<tff s,ud he found fl." t•s ' 1 n robust ht Jltll foil on 1ng d rouhn£" mPclu tl 11 H• lllir lC IIISHh•rtd 1 to H J.! l,l\l \,lld 1 t 11 1.. , 1 • • • 1 those 21 \l'ctrs Hc1H'~ h.t s h.td on l't two lnsrng st'< IStms cllld ( Olllpl)('d cHI tJVI'I ell I llldl k of 159·49-8 Hr s 1f'di11 S hc~vt wun lllll'P ndi!Onal thc~mptnnshlps !\IX O IIIIH.~h l B1g It'll l tflf'~ ctnd !If Nt 11,tl t\ 1 ht•s In Shortages hit Ohio har~est Natton.11 lc•il qu c :-;II, II f•d ttu t I' t11IIL'l s frlc ludHIJ !Ia It s! r~\ o \Hill M1e I n~· 111 Al1•11g \\1111 Ius surt LSS •1c l loldlt t! t' OcUI WS to 1,1kl lf\ 1'1 .r tnb \~liu II llrtd hc 1 • d '> Uit S. R\1 Ur11lr d Prt' '>'> lnf crn.lfton,l l ono ooo ooo o s? COl .UMBUS (UP! )- The oil smd m overtt ll non·farm em· I 0'> 1\ntr 'OjlO no lOx 6 9 0 .and gasoJme shortage more plo)'Jllcnl , Ohw has had the 1"\r r lt Mor 11 n (~I GPJ <; lr (H ) Pr~ t s b l t ll t \ l!l ll' l.lllnrl lt~ s l \\ Pt•k 1-{ t\l s t lrtl( M,1 101 l rcHJUI Rt rr •' \H Ollll r s l 11 wn o~l so lrt' l'll (Il l\ r r 1,d~ tn g rr , dJilHdl \\ lu I 1tL SlllciSIIl'd !Ill~ 1 S fl!lll!l g cl J()..7 SHit I tnt !llctr kt )pss fp Mu h• :_: If !II 1!171 and ctnd rn {f I I ~ Ry 111 Mt <;fi t r ':>m rth Yt l<jPr I P (lr ett (6 I ) {6 1) ( ry fH t11 l Cl1rC •1CJ(l 010 000 IOJ II 0 c, ,,, 0 'qu OOU 100 000 I 8 0 f r,,drnq P nO ( 9 ) and Mrll er Y.11d Jo n ~"!. f.<omo ( 9 ) Gr1 el ! 9 l find K('nd flll WP Fra l\ mq ( I ') ) LP Jon es {J 10) H R J WontH~ I ct f }lh l wlren hr .lllt•ged lv Montr ea l 000 000 000 0 3 0 070 101 OOlC 4 6 0 r nughed up a plwtogr.tpher Hou ston Renko Moni<H!U t' ( fl ) and p1 wr lo Iil l' st,trl uf the I9i l Hurnp hr ey D1erk er (3 3) 1nd Edwards LP Renko (3 61 Rosr Bow l Game H Rs May 7 IR ih and ?th 1 •' !-: • senou sl~ affected Ohw than other st:Jtes durmg the fu !:it quarter of thE' current fr sca l year the Center for Busmcss and Econom tc Hescarch at Oh1o State Umvers1ty reported Thursday The cenle1 sa1d the energy cnSJs has been refl ected 10 unemployment m manufacturmg rndu stnes OffiCials, however, same quarterly mcrease of 3 per cent as the natwn 'Ohw , 1t IS clear, has been some" hat more senously af· fected by the ml and gasoline shortages,' sttJ d OSU eronom1st James C Yocum, wntmg m the Center's bulletm ''!'he effecl• m Oh1o have been pnmanly at the level of baSIC productiOn - where the effects of the energy shortages on output and employment m manufacture of automobi les and parts were most direct " He sa id Ohto 's steel mduslry output, wh1ch IS closely related to automobile steel demand, BOOSTER CABLE Snarl Proof Reg $4.69 •3.86 BAUM'S TRUE VALUE STORE '-I I lO UIS 300 001 01 0 5 10? 5an Fran 000 700 ll x 9 14 1 LANIER RETIRING McG loth en Fo lkers (4 ) Fos fer 161 Garman (81 and NEW YORK I UPI ) - All· S1mmons McCarv er (61 Cald Pro middle linebacker Wtllle well Barr ( 1 ) W ll1 am s (41 985-3301 Chester, 0. l'he Middleport Braves look mound for the Mets and went mmng three runs, wh1le stnkmg~ out ~ osa (61 <tnd Rader WP Bar r Lamer of the Kansas C1ty a commandmg hold on fu st three mmng:s. s tnkrn~ out s1x M1ke Miller Bnll Dodson SIX and ualk1ng hve Da1e (2 J l LP Mc-G lothen 17 31 Chiefs will rellre at the end of place w1t11 an ll-3 tnumph ove1 walkmg l'ti.<J and g1vrng up and Terry Wayland added a Spangler wen t the fmal frame, Crnc r 001 010 000 3 7 2 the 1974 season to work for a 0100001 1)( 4100 tobacco company wh1ch wants the Ind12n s m Midd leport L1ttle st!ven h1ts D1ck Herman \\.ent double each, as Jack Hum y1eldmg one h1l, while slnkmg NY Nelson Borbon (7J an d K ng lhe fourth and f1fth mmngs. phrey, wtlh relief help from oul one and walkmg one League actwn th1s week Se av er Sa deck1 (8) and Grote to bUild Cigarette plants m In other ga mes, the Mels stnkmg out two walkmg st ven Jeff Wayland and Steve F1fe, Andy W1lson smacked a WP Sadeck1 (3 11 LP Borbon urban tenters 14 3) HR Mrlner (91h l "Express Thoughts When Words downed lhe Reds, 10-9, the and y1eldmg three h1ls Tony won h1 s second deciSIOn lnple and double to pace the (Only qames sc heduled ) The Philip Morns Company Braves rolled past the Rutland Sco tt wen t lhe fm al frame agams l no losses Reds, wh1le Demoskey added ; Are Hard To Find" announced Lamer's appomtAmencan League A s 14-4, and the Dodgers stnkmg out two and walkmg' The three hu1lers eombmed two smg les and Smrth one Texas 100 ooo 311 - 6 11 o menl Thursday to head a p1lot one toftrea -one-hlttel,\\luleDave FortheDodgers, AmosC 1oss C)eve land 000000110 2 7 1 program for plannmg and routed the Red, 25-3 J Brown ( 4 :n and S1m s J For lhe Reds, P,JUI Braves 11, Ind•ans 3 Davis gave up 12 h1ts In suf- and Steve Lambert cracked Perry Beene (7 ) ilnd Duncan startmg up the urban Cigarette home runs, while Todd Eads LP J Perry t4 51 HR s The Indians' 15 game wm McElhaney started and went ferrng the loss faci11t1es Gamb le (6 th ) Hargrov e (3rd ) streak, datmg back to last two mmngs, strrkmg ou t four The lone A's h1t uas a home and Dan and M1ke Eduards and walkmg five while g1v1ng run by Mtke Gore added tnples, and Dan Ed Ne w York 200 liO ooo - 5 11 o Ch cago 000 000 00 1- 1 10 0 up fiv e hils Ra} Stewart went Med1 ch (7 4) an d Demp sey SUCCEEDS SMITH Other hitters for the Braves wards and Dave Spangler Middleport Boys' lhe rest of the way, slnkmg oul were Ja ck Humphrey, Bnll smacked a double eac h Bahnsen Gossa qe ( 1 ) and COLLEGE STATION, Tex Her rmann LP - Ba hn sen (56 ) three, walkmg two and y1eldmg Dodson , Steve Fife and Dave Gettmg one s1ngle each were HR- Henderson {71 h 1 (UP! ) - Richard Barker , League roundup SI X hils 59 N. Second St Hysell, each w1th e1 smgle 1 and Mart} Spangler, Mark Tyree (On ly ga me s sc tl edul ed l former Southwest Conference Middleport, 0. Mels hillers were Tony Scott M1ke Miller and Jeff Wayland Amos Cross, Craig N1cmsky, Co l1torn 1a 100 003 300 1 9 0 doubles champ1on and year's champ1onsh1p sea:lon, Mt!waukee 312 000 JOx ~ 9 11 1 \\.lth a home run and smgle, each added a pa1r of smgles James F1sh, Steve Lambert, came to an end, as Bntt R May Se lma (21 Roz1ano assistant tenn1s coach at Texas' D1ck Herman w1lh that gameDodgers 25 Reds3 Dave Spangler, Gary Priddy A&M, will succeed 1etirmg ( .s ) Lo ckwood ( 7) Cumberland Dodson and Jack Humphrey wmmng homey, a double and a The Dodgers went wLld at the WJlh t,.o smgles each were (ll and El Rodr 1guez Wrtghl Head Coach Omar Smith, combmecj to spm a two-hiller, Murphy (6) and Porl er WP stngle , Dave Walkins w1lh a plate, smas hm g 34 h1ls Andy Pockltngton , Troy Murphy (2 :n LP- Lockwood Athle!Jc Director Emory both doubles by Roger Carson double and smgle. Bob Fox McElhaney was the losmg Brooks, Andy Cross, Ray ( 'l :n HR s- St anton 15th f Rob Bellard announced ThtU"sday Carson was the !os1ng pitmson {9th) w1th a double and stngle, and p1tcher, slnkmg out nme and Mowery, Todd Eads and Guy The appomtment IS effecttve cher, behng relieved 1n the Bill Powell had a stngle walkmg seven Schuler W1th three smgles I Sept fow th by Terry Gardner For the Reds, T1m Justice Danny Eduards went one each were Paul M1chaels and Dodson got the ww, and got had a double and pair of mmng for the Dodgers, str1kmg / Dan Edwards tnternat1ona1 League h1ttmg help from M1ke M1ller Your Stand1ngs smgles, Andy Wilson had a out three and y1eldmg no h1ls By Unrl e d Press lnternatronal POILE NAMED VP Wllh a double, Jack Humphrey double, Sm1th a double, and Cra1g N1cmsky went four mNorth Farm w1th two swgles, Steve F1fe, LA COSTA, Calif (UP!) w I pel 9 b Carsey, McElhaney and Dave mngs, giVIng up fotU" h1ls, and Syracuse 28 17 612 Terry Wayland and Dave ' Norman " Bud" Po1le has been Demoskey had a smgle ap1ece, Rochester 2d 17 585 2 Hysell w1th smgles Dodson v1ce president 1n charge named To ledo 11 27 438 8 ' while Ray Stewart added a pa1r PcJwtu cket 12 29 also smacked a stngle 193 14 of hockey operattons for the By ED MZcF AlL of one-baggers Sou ttl Mets 10, Reds 9 World Hockey Association, 1t PHILADELPHIA (UPI ) w I pet g b Braves 14 A's 4 MemphtS 27 15 643 W1th the score knotted at 9-9 was announced Thursday by Forty-mne par-busters, led by R1 chmond The Braves, u1lh a team 24 17 585 1n the bottom of the Sixth, D1ck WHA preside nt Dennis MIU"· John Schlee With a SIX-under Cha rl es ton 22 21 511 battmg average of 573, got T1 dewa1er 15 30 3JJ phy Herman slammed a home run 66, swung mto the second round lhe1r 12th home run of the Thursday 's Resu lt s to g1ve the Mels the tnwnph The 50-year-old Potle of the $150,000 !VB Golf Classic Memphts at Charl es ton ppd season w1th Steve F1fe belling rn clement weather Dave Watkins started on the res1gned last January from the today m pursmt of a $30,000 Rochesle r 6 Syracuse 1 a round-tripper m the second office of the Vancouver front first pnze purse Toledo 7 Pawtucket 4 (Only games sc hedu le d ~ Ca nucks of the National Playmg under sunny sk1es Hockey League w1th mcreasmg temperatures ., Amer1can League Roundup and hum1d1ty, the tourmg pros ' By United Press International contmued lhetr de\astahng <7 • Alex Johnson, once a play, although 1t was thought --' troubled man w1th a terrtble that scores would be higher 5,000 DEGREES DUE Pomeroy , 0. 234 E Main battmg average m Cleveland, here than last week a I the COLUMBUS (UP!) - More 992 -3557 Mat or League Leaders left the c1ty m fme splrlls w1th Kemper Open m Charlotte, ed Press lnter nat•onal than 5,000 degrees wtll be ·"Formerly lola 's" a healthy 301 average Thurs- N c., where only t.tiose who By Unt1Leadmg Batters conferred Fr1day at Ohto Slate day mght Operators Grace Johnson , Golda Roush , Na1tonal League broke par made the 36-hole cut 1 Shirley Lark1ns Johnson played tn only 108 Performance here Thursday Garr All 5 ~ 2 ~~ ; 3 ~ 7 P3c78 Umvers1ty dunng comseemed to give credence to the Smllh st L 50 192 33 72 375 mencement , exerc1se s games for the Indians m 1972 cnhctsm defending NB chamGross Hou 50 160 2B 55 344 after bemg traded from CaliOpen Even1ngs by Appomtment Rertl St L SO 191 15 65 340 Dellvenng the address w11l be fornia folloumg arguments p1on Tom Weiskopf leveled at Garvey LA 54 214 JO 74 330 carloomst Millon Camff, a up DaVIS Mil 43 179 14 59 330 native Ohwan w1th teammates and • those who set the course ""' Maddox SF 54 n5 35 73 324 management the year before for tournaments." He said that Bucknr LA 47 lBS 24 60 324 Brock St l JS 189 -40 61 323 I d "too easy " for Morgan and h1t JUSt .239, 90 pomls less cvursespaye Crn5r 183 34 58 31 7 Amerrcan League I'LAIIIIID USI Rlll'OIIT than h1s league-leading the pros GIIIIIIIAL RIVIIIUI IHAIIING average m 1970 Behind Schlee as the race to Carew Min J~ 2 ~ 6 P4'r{2 General Re'lenue Sharmg prov des fed11al funds drre<:rlv 10 llxal •ncl sl•le governmenll The ll'lw requttes e~tt;h gover 1 IG But the Texas Rangers, make the cut conltnued, were Jackson , Ok47 168 35 64 3B1 ~:ebli5h a teport ol rts plans lor th~ us11 ol these funds to rnlorm rls cr!lums and f(l ~ncour~g~ lhflfr Pllrfrct;Mtlan rn dec.;:nttow 1 Mmn 41 150 11 51 340 trymg to build a wmner after Charles Sifford and Tom Oliva I Blmbrg NY 39 128 21 42 328 years of los1ng m Washmgton, Jenkinswlth67s,fiveproswith Robmsn Bl 50 185 14 60 324 Kelly Cho 39 155 14 50 323 took a gamble on Johnson JUSt 68s , a dozena t 69 an d 13 Olhers Evans , Bos 35 134 20 43 321 I PUII liCSMU Y before the 1973 season began With two-under 70s on the McRae KC 51 175 23 56 JlO 2 Bunghs h 53 lll 32 67 31 6 and the strong 6-foot outfielder suburban 6,708-yard Whtte- Rud1 Oak 51 201 26 63 JIJ bas never g1ven the Rangers marsh Valley course Home Runs There were 15 pros at 7l Nat1ona1 League Wynn LA any reason to regret the deal . ' 15 Garvey LA and Schm 1dl Thursday mght Johnson tncludmg defendtng hthst ~ Phtl 12 Cedeno Ho1.1 and olh Sl L 11 helped Texas move mto second Weiskopf ' who -has won here SmAmencan League Jackson MEIGS COUNTY. place m the Amencan League tw1ce m the last three years, Oak IS Horton Det 13 KC Br1ggs M11 and West, one game over 500 but Masters wmner Gary Player Mayberry COUNTY AUDITOR Burroughs Tex 12 four games behind Oakland, by and Australian Bob Charles Runs aaned In POMEROY, OHIO 45769 Johnny Miller 1 who Will Nat1ona1 League Garvey LA driVIng m four runs w1th three 49 Sm 1th Sf L 48 Wynn LA smgles and a double to beat defend hiS US open IItle at 46 Cey LA 45 Cedeno Hou 40 A m e r c c a n Le41gue Bur Cleveland 6-2 The four hils Mamaroneck NY next week ' ' ' roughs Tex 53 Jackson Oak ra1sed h1s average to 301 shot par 42 R1.1d r Oak 40 Mayberry KC 39 Br rggs Mrl 37 Plays Great P11Chtng "Johnson has JUSt played National League John LA 9 Pr<lleJ:t aga1nst diStemper hepat1t1s and two forms of lepto great for us," sa1d Texas Brewers oulslugged the Cab- 1 McGlothen St L and Ca\d SF 7 J Rogers Mil and Va•ccine. syr~nge, needle and complete d~recllons '" one Manager Billy Martm "! have forma Angels 9-7 and the New well Carl ton Ph•! 7 4 package Give one Jnlectton when your pup JS 8-14 weeks, Amencan League G Perry JUSt one set of rules for York Yankees heal the Chicago Clev 9 1 Wood Ch1 9 6 booster shot at 16 weeks everybody and he's no excep- White Sox 5-1 Hunt er Oak S 5 Smg er Ca l Signlt...-1 of Ch..f E - - 0f1ctr Brewers 9, Angels 7 and Medrch NY 7 4 Ttant tion. He understands and JUSt James E. Roush-Aud1tor 6 5-74 Bos Ry an Cal Busby KC and M1ke Regan's two-run, Jenkrns plays great 74,850 Tex 7 5 Brbby Tex 1 B Naml lo Tilll I"~ •M Pr..,t Jackie Brown, who blanked pmchh1! smgle in the seventh mnmg camed Milwaukee past the Indians last week on three Ca liforma despite fotU" RB!s by hits, scattered seven hits for the .Alngels' Leroy Stanton and the Rangers but had h1s 15mnmg scoreless streak a three-run homer by Frank snapped m the seventh mmng RoblllSon. The Brewers trailed 7-6 when when Oscar Gamble homered George Scott opened the decl· " My curve ball was JUSt great," Brown sa1d "I JUSt s1ve seventh w1th a double 399 W. Main St . 992-2164 Pomeroy, hope 1t keeps gomg. It has to W1th one out, Darrell Porter THE STORE WITH "ALL KINDS OF for me to stay around m the b1g walked and Charlie Moore STUFF" - FOR PETS, STABLES, LARGE & doubled to score Scott Pedro leagues " SMALL ANIMALS LAWNS AND GARDENS. In the only other Arnencan Garc1a was walked tnleniJonalLeague games, the Milwaukee ly to load the bases and John Cumberland relieved Hegan, battmg for Jolm Vukovtch, stngled to score Porter then PLANIIID Ull RIPOIIT and Moore Regan 's h1t was the G'"'"' R GIINIIIIAL RIVINUI ~HAlliNG bl h evenu~t Sharrng prov•de s federal fund s dtr«dy 10 IOC.C end slate oovemmentt The lew requires each gcwerr mtot to first by a Brewer ptnch-lutter pu ' 5 a •eport ol ors pla ns lor the use o' 11'\esa funds 10 •niOI'm 1ts c•ltnns and 10 ~ncour.1ge Ill flit p1tt11Ctp•t10 n 1n dtoel(lrtg Aow in 25 attempts this season ~~~~~~'•:J""~spent WIThin the 5il~~'"!!'"'~~!!::!p~!.!!!:i!i~~;;;~~~;;;~==::::: Yankees 5, White Sox I Braves triumph over Indians 11-3 ' ' ' ' SYMPATHY FLOWERS eBASKETS eVASES eSPRAYS eWREATHS Dudley's Florist ~ Schlee heads /VB field I ' Leaders I -:- TMI OOYifUIMIMT W POMEROY VILLAGE ANTICiPAT ING A GENERAL REVt:hUE &~\i •"AY MINT OF;;;;;;;-;$1.;5;;:,7;;7;i2i,OD;..o-.;=,-;;;=:-:::"" FOA THE FIFTH ENTITLIMINT fillfttOO. MY 1. 1174 THIIOUGH JUNE 30 1171 P'LAHS TO $1"~'NO THEil FUNDS FO'JTHE P'UAPOSES SHOWN ¥ ACCOUNT NO 36 2 053 001 IIECAU,frON POMEROY VILLAGE VILLAGE CLERK POMEROY, OHIO 45769 8 l lf,ll.t.III ES -tf- IOI T M - IMINIIIY'IbMn.cMIMNtl et1Pr . . -.port"" ...... ~. lrl• loCII • • .,.,., ~ 1 ..... ._...~.,. ...,..wt..-..1~ ... - b!Nbllc~ .. flf"""" Village Hall 15,772 00 ( . ......,_Oik.Oale Sm1fh, Mayor 6 J 74 , ...,.. •r....._"""'"'"' ...,.......,, Clliaf ~ --·----+--~-------- "I .•'. Summer Knits D1splayed m Our Wmdow (Reg . $4.98) . .rtl\1 lhl' 1ht lt tll t•tl lht ( nll s111ll11oll uf t\ll!l'IH dll It I' I !Ill AnxJI1.1!' M1ss I r mol Su11lh Utili ~q \H kllll ll'd lht• j.:ltrUp 1u l hl' tOmt•ntwn . <111(\ Mr s (hffmd J\dkm s 'Umt 222 . g, IH' ihl' ~ r rsponse M1< Dt•1on l"i pple F.Jghlli Dlst r Je t PI t'S idf'fll \\ ci S Ill· h oducrd follm, rd b\ thl' c~n noun cr nwn t of ( onv entw n comnutlecs M1s (rl thrnne Wrlsh Unrt 3!) seu dal\. g..l\f' tile mmutcs of the last con ventwn Greetmgs were g1ven b' Pa1~ CascJ.adiUI.Ln l ofPosl.l9, Dale Sm1lh. ma1 or of Pom er oy Mal) Ellen MJiler,dJSirJ c l J Unior president , and Frank Jensen. d1stnc t eommander Reports of d1slncl cha1r women y,ere Amen ca msm Mrs June Mmlon. children and youth, Mrs Ernest Bowles, commun1t} serv1ce. Mrs Myrtle Walker veteran affaLrs and rehabJhlalJOn , Mrs Ben Neutzhn g: JUniOr ac· hv1ties M1:; Char les Kessinger and d1 stnct preSident's report, Mrs Devon T1pple Mrs Wilham Trace, Uml 371, gave lhe teller's report M1s George tNancyl Sallol, department. preSid e nt delivered the a(ternoon ad dress Reports of conven ti on !' '.' P.S. Our Knit Classes Start Mon. June 17 f Hurry and Reg1sler MIDOLEPOIIT OHIO BIBLES PRESENTED The Pomeroy Church of the Nazarene Ma; 19 p1 esenled B1bles to four graduates of Me1gs H1gh School , Debra Schaefer, Robyn W11ls, Mark OJie1 and Sieve Bnckles Rev Clyde Henderson made the presen Ia twn SCHOOL PLANNED The Pomeroy Church of the Nazarene w1ll hold a Vacahon B1ble School June 10 to June 14 fror.1 6 30 p m unt1l 8 30 p m All ch1ldren are 11elcome A p1cmc w1ll be held Sunday afternoon, June 16, for the children and their fa1mhes GIVE A GIFT THAT WILL LAST FOREVER • • • ' R~ GIBSON Scrapbooks Photo Albums BY C. Diaries Guest Books Wedding Books Baby Book MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 992-2641 Middleport, 0. Wm. ROGERS & SON" SILVERPLATE GIFr SELECTION Gene Michael s1ngled m two runs m the fourth innmg and George Medich scattered 10 hits m gaining hJS seventh vtctory as New York beat Chicago in a game tw1ce delayed by ram for periods of 90 and 29 nunutes Med1ch, who walked three and struck out two, shut out the White Sox unltllhe ninth when Ken Henderson h1t hJS seventh homer New York ' s Roy Wh1te opened the game by bea Ung out a bunt and he took th1rd on a smgle by Elliott Maddox. Mter Bobby Murcer walked to load the bases, Ron Blomberg's sacnhce fly scored White A smgle by Gra1g Nettles scored Maddox with the second run SERVICES . Sunday School Sunday Morning Sunday Evening Wednesday Evening t ull \ltllllt•t• s \\ \ It' L:l \t n 1)\ M1 s S.lltlUl'l Sn\ Ill' I U mt l l .tnd ~11 s p l itl' lll l' rll AI IJi t l 1{11us h llt11 l \ l H '' "'" l l tllt~ll 1\ lllU llllll, d Stl \llt' \\,IS tllrll\i \{ feci by Mr s l'd11h fot x rlll d LH lilt• REULlOt~ Society donates b Cill' dH IJon \\,I S 1-:IH 11 lr t• J oi i S tl " ~ l ilt!\\ Ill f.! lilt ll lllllllt' lll t tf (PitH S 1ht• Jllt't'IIII J-: \\ ,IS ld JO Ul rwd ,me\ .1 tt.'d \\.I S IH·h l Services scheduled Si\tld dDrr.lll"!l S \\l'l l lll d dl' ,1 1 rt Cl'll1 rtu•t III 1J~ 11f lh l' Ur11l1 •d MctJ rodr:-: 1 Won H.: II s Snt ret\ of I .. .. , It 1.11' dl tilL· d tUI( lr I ltr !Ill e tr 11 1~ \\ c1 s l .t ll t· cl 1o •H(Ill ln p r e~1 d en t B.u h.n ,1 Pug.rn 1flt r \dtll. h lhl' group so~ l lt.: Srng 1 1'\t'\~ Song .ntd It pt ,!lui I /w l.ur d s Pl.IH r I ll Ull iSOll Plc~ll s Protestant evangelicals will try for new preaching ~trategy llv !)AVIDE ANDERSON UPI Kchgmn Writer In 1l}llu o1 1 I1Hn th sc•lltt 2 700 fl• lt t ' .tn' l \c~tl ge llc.d s \\ Ill lt rl\t l J-:t. vn l .. lus .. rJJH S\\ltzrrland , to set' 1f th£"~ fc.~n fmd c1 str.rlPg \ for c OlllJ>If'tmg lt•s ll.':i Chnst s gre<.rt Lom IIII SS IOn thp pre~H hmg of the Gospel to the entire world P,rrl!(lpa nlo:; ,Jt LcJusr.tnne, kno\\n offtclally as the Con· gt ess on Wor Jd Eva n ~c h ca t1on \\Ill lome from more llldn 150 countne:l and \\Ill represent almost eve ry Protesta nt churc h group Ln the world ddttpl .tn older pcrsnn cHid cl t lu ld ..t1 Gallipr1\]s Stdl L' lnshlut L for thlll bn thcl c!YS < ind Clrn stJll(l < 0dl1dhons \\ere mmle to a ncedv ~ 1 rl to dltr nd band 1 1.1n1p RUTLAND - The F1rs l and to the semor u t!zens Ill Bapllst Church of Rulland 11111 Pomero} hold all dav serv1c es Sunda\ Dunn ~ the pr og rarn Ilene for therr annual June mcehng Rou sh read the poem homecommg Boomer.tng Fc~ 1t h ~1nd Hos t pastor IS the Rev Eddi e Het ze l F'ox r e,1d Arc You clll Bufhngtun . Pomeroy Ac l!ve Member 1 1 he g1oup Sunda) School Gertrud e sang, se veral h~ mns to con· Buller, Supe1 mtendenl w11l dude the prog ram begin at 9 JO a m Dmner w1ll Ilene Roush gave the closmg be sen ed .a t noon prayer and " soc1al hour folloMd Plans fot a plr ntc m .luly Refreshmenl'5 \\ ere served by Dons Adams ctnd Barbart.~ \\er e made dunng the recen t Dugan to Clara Admn s meeting of the Pomenl) Mar ga 1et Glo ec kner Mc.11 y (~arden Cl ub at the home of Mrs W~-t l ter Gr ue se1 L111eol n Rou~h Mabel Sluelds, Mc11 lenc FISh er Sue Beeg le, Lu cy He1ght,; All fotU" Circles of the Hea th Donahue F'ern Ha\man, F' oc1e Mrs Gr ue se r led the Umted MethodiSt Church Hayman Ilene Roush, Hazel dc\ot10ns and close d w1th Middleport, Will have a p1cm~ Fox and a guest, F.lieen Buck ' Vaca lwn Prayer ' Roll ca ll Monday Members are to meet wa s a favonte summer flower OMITTED at the chm ch Monday at 6 p m Dunng the busmess rneetmg The name of John Lehew son a p1cmc was planned for Jull I Meat, dnnk , and dessert are to be furntshed , and those of Mr and Mrs Wilh am al 6 30 p m at the 1oads1de Lehew, Pomeroy wa s umn park on the west s1de uf Rl 33 allendmg are asked to bnng lent1onally o1m lted from lhe Mrs Harvey Van Vranken and the1r own ta ble se!vlee. and a s1x \~weeks honm 1oll Ht Mrs '!1 acey Whaley s1xth vegei<Jble or sa lad se1ve Meigs H1gh School as hostesses and furm sh the dessert Each member 1s to VISITS ON SUNDAY brtng a cove red d1sh and the1r VBS SCHEDULED Mrs Carl Wellman Fort own table servtcc The club \\111 RUTLAND - The Rutlano Gay, IV Va , v1s1led Mr and Church of Chnsl "111 hold fur msh the ch1cken Mrs Herber t Dix on, Mr s Hostesses for a r1d parW1lma Slobarl and othe r VacatiOn Bible School, June IQIJctpa h on m the Regalia 1 ~ fr om 9 30 unhl II 30 a m fnends Sunday F' IO\\ er Sho\\ were discussed A donatiOn was also made to the :;:::;;:::::::::::: county w1de ga rd en clu b organ1zahon Mrs Geneva No lan presented the program and explamed that m orde1 to start a ros• bush, one must be nd the bu sh to the ground , cui a notch m rt put on root tone and covc1 u1th soft s01l She also demonstrated how to make a dahlia from a dned .By Polly Cramer ·. artichoke usmg hssue paper Mrs Herbert Seth wa s a DEAR POLLY - I used an ac1d to unclog my kitchen guest dram and some of the ac1d accidentally dropped on my new olive lammated plastic counlertop How can I remedl' the resultmg dJscoloratwn? - NANCY .. \\UC ll h Hle lo Garden club sets picnic Circles to have picnic "'II Polly 's Pointers Drain remedy spots counter DEAR POLLY - My Pet Pee> e 1s w1th the stores whose cash reg1ster tapes are so lightly pnnted 11" IS unposs1ble even to tell the name of the store much less the date or pnce when they are needed to make an exchange, return a purchase or even to check the bill - LUCILLE DEAR POLLY - My answens for Mrs R J whose smtcase bas a musty odor from bemg stored m the basement I suggest that she fold a newspaper mto a basket sort of shape, fill1t "1th charcoal, put this m the su1tcase, close 1t and leave for a week The mk on the newspaper w11l absorb the musty smell and the charcoal w1ll get nd of any mold. I used th1s m a closet that had m1ldrew after 11 was suggested to me by our county home demonstrator and 1t worked . - BE'ITY ANN DEAR POLLY- Mter trymg most everything for removmg a crease from kmtted fabncs I ftnally succeeded Cut str1ps of waxed paper, lay on the crease and press w1th the ~ron set at the proper temperaltU"e for that particular fabnc I have been able to lenghthen several dresses after domg this My hath brush never seemed to have a chance to dry as I lake a bath before work and another after work Mold that formed on the brush would not wash off but bleach did away With 1t completely Now my brush IS wh1te and clean - GERDA DEAR POLLY - A little shampoo on the washcloth w1ll help clean away body OJ I left m the bathtub or smk - BONNIE DEAR POLLY - A TV tray on legs JS most useful as IllS so hghtwe1ght I carry mme all over the house and use 1l to wnte letters on while watchmg telev1ston or by a wmdow w1th sewmg on 1t or when peeling vegetables, to put hair ctU"Iers on when domg my halt or for domg book work lis uses are endless. I always put on rubber gloves when defrosting the refngerator. Otherwise, the cold pams my arthnhc hands MARYW DEAR POLLY - Prolong the life of overalls that are too short for a toddler by attaching sock-rnocs to the bottoms w1th snaps. The snaps w1ll keep the stockmg part of the sock-rnocs pulled up and cover the ankles and lower legs Both can be put on at once when the child JS dressed - EUZABETH Social .,. Calendar": .. FRIDAY ANNUAL INSPECTION , Racme Chapter 134 OES 8 p rn at the Masomc Temple RUTLAND Gun Club, 8 p m All members urged to attend HYMN SING, Hazel Community Chur ch, located be· tween Long Bottom and Poriland off SR 124, 7 30 p m Featured smgers ar e the Morns Fam1ly a nd the Evenmg L1ght Quartet Everyone welcome SATURDAY RUMMAGE sale and auclJOn , Racme Emergency Squad sponsored, 10 30 am at the firehouse Some anttques Proceeds for a new truck NEWSMEN QUARTET of Charleston , W Va, at the Mt Hermon U B. Church, 3\\ m1les northeast of F1ve Pomts, 8 p m Everyone welcome d ( {ll idin g 11/ g,III I Z II ~ ( If to lh< • ONLY -l po~ HEADLIGHT 1r1111 111 1..: ,u l1 11~t Ken Coleman llHI\t A(;~ 4 POSITION RUG ADJUSTME'T Pastor BAKER MEET SUNDAY SANDUSKY, Oh10 (UPI ) Delegates to the West Oh1o Annual Conference of the Umted Melho<bsl Church al Lakes1de, gather near here Sunday for the week-long conference More than 4,000 delegates were expected to parhc1pale The conference doses w1th the assignment of mmisters to the 1,428 churches m the 59 counttes represented m the dlslrJcl Blih 11 10'-' l lt.: nlu r) r .r 11i,111 1 fcllllt!ll-; li utl tll,ll } l llr1 • FURNITURE ' J \\ u rld s \dllg t !r st , L h ,l ll!l l drr IS uf l111c l on g r L'SS .trill th( U S delegd- u 1 CJ I d1ng tu supporte rs of tlu.: :IIJII \\Ill bt It d Uv llr IJsw,1ld IJ Offlll Jil the f ..UIIOU S rad JU pi l',H ht r of liH l.uth L'ICirl ll liJSt ~V t dent Ill till World ( ttun<: Jl •1f Churd1es <~ruJ tii C\ ~ce the I .c1u~( ltlnL rneetm g rt ~ " s1gmfl t:d lll c:ounte1 pomt to the WCC ~ mc-e t1ng l.tsl} C'cH Oil ~d\dl!on I odd) At ll<~ngko k th e wee .1f fa mrd ..t st1 ung 1d dtlOnslu p l>e l\\ ct.: n t:ornnutm ent to God f-Ind lhP sor t,!l poh tlf al <tnd ccortoml c ~ trugg!P.:-; of fll ople cspeu.1 ll y t hu~c m thC' rh 1nl World - for ilb er atwn J he cvcmge hca l magazmc Chllst mnrt v 'I udct) ca lled the IJimgkuk rm:ctmg a d1 sa!:i ter' .md sa rd Lau.sannc \\ aS needed · to rcaff rrrn the verl rcal dun cnsron of man s relal10n sh1p to (,od , the rll vme ( (JrJ }.! I ('SS, IS Hull! Ct ah.t m m dn c~r tu le he wroll' fo t co ngres s (h ll · tl r 1p,u1ts, n11w 1s s,nd he believes the t1m e for cvcmgcllc..:dls to mo'oe <~hl'~ul clnd pt ov uJ e a l e~ul ers hlp the.~ I has been so sorely m1ssed by Chn!:itliHIS dround the \\. Orld' Watered·ll<lwn Theology A( lOI dmg to G1etha m C~nd other cva ngehcal supp orters of tht" l..(llJ.'ian ne meetmg, the de facio leadership of too much of the Jmssronary move men t has been m the hand s of those w1th dtluted theologrcal v1ews ' 'Relatively speaking ' at Mountaineer is subtle fun HURRICA NE . W Va Mothe 1s an se' Demand to be taken to th e Mounta inee r Dmn er Theatre to see tts current productiOn , Re lati ve!\ Spea k1n g You \\t il see a liberated mother who enJU) S parnl ess parenthood und er peculiar c..: uc.:wnsta nces Ar lu ,Ji ly she d0€s nol even krJ O\\ that she 1s a mothN No no - there 1s no adoption In volved Ne1ther 1s 1t a vll'anous 'orJt rn,ulll t (J prc .. <.:h tile (;(Jspel to .. n mut .1nd the need for JH JS(In, .J (OTI\ ei SIOO Hc.u h t1f th e Church" llokc dm•Ltor fJf tht t on~r t ss bf lt ~ves tl1c1 t, g1vc n tilt hit ss111g {/f the Holy Sp 11 1t 1.-us,,nn p lnuld hCtt)lllt 1 I\H nllfth (tntur) 11tnte tost Wr 11111 g 111 d rtLL'nt 1 s~ue tJf ( llnstmnlt \ l'odtl\ Huh sa HI tht l\\D h1il1ull pl'o pl e un ri..:cl< h~d In the (In J stJ t~n me ssdgt d l l:' n O\\ \Ulh ln r C..tl h (•f tlw dlll r ch Rut ht dC!ded thctt nc\~ st1 ct!l' J.'.H s ltHl Jl<-llterns uf I'Vdn gell sm .11 P ne('derl and tht~t pdl tne r sh ip tn JiltsslDn and L'Vct11J! CIJ ~Jn IS thL strllteg; uf the hou r On L' uf tht.: cutph.t ses dt LcHISOIHie ,l-lu ke SdlLI \\ UUld lre on the ne\' le dder:-stup thdt 1s Cnl('J g m g f10111 tlw \ OUnger chu1d 1L'S <;on ung of ,,~e m the I hu d Wor ld of As1a Afll (a and 1..- tlln t\met lt'.l L .HIS.tllllf' '7 1 \\Ill mean for the Western dJUrt hes c1 nc" VI StOll Of 111 1SSIUII f bt IJ e \€', ' he scull He atl~ cd th.tl the WCl con fc1em.' t m Rcmg kok m(:IJ 11 ell hdl e presaged the dea l h of e\ ang el•sttc rn tsswn p1ogr ams 1n lllclii Y \V ( C-1elated dcnmmnatr ons, ('Vcln ge llca l natiOnal chtu che!:l ~ ti ll " d t rnl) \\ Clcome biblicalll o11cnted eva ngelical This pial I o~ clualll B11 t1sh but Amen c.~ n1zed by the ur.sc dn ect1 on of M1<: haPl Ed,\dr dsl ~l e p e ncl s ent u e ly upon <l br illl ant pCI formance Tt1ere are few lines that are funn~ prr se It~ tile m <~ nn cJ m wh tch the) ;r re conv1 ncmgl \ deli ve red that br tn g~ Ihe llll SS lOllUJ Je~ I rtU SHn ne f1e scud, w1 ll l.IUghs gra pluca ll y tlemonstr ate that When ti re s<:ene shifts fl om lot.JI 11 orld evangelizatiOn 111 Gr cg and Gmn y's qual ters to the ld st quar ter of !Ius cen tur) the gm den of he1 pHre n Is wlil be the tc~ sk of Easterner ShCJia and Phillip the pace a nd Wes lerne 1, black and hleralh p1 cks up The pel\\ h1 te 'oun ge r and older for mances of C:1ng er Be~ !Icy motherh ood nor through .1 r thUI ch leaLie1s \\ OJ klllg sholertJ£1cal msemmahon nor 1s 1t dnd Rober t McC1C.tr\ rJrC' lo-s houldel to f1m sh the task outstanll mg putatt\C motherhood c01mmtted to ChJJst s church " Phrlltp IS d llet.!lth JOg!-:lnlc: You dun t believe 1P F'Out fme p1 ofesswna l performers nul \\ho run s exerc1ses ..md Will show you how Jl s done 1n gardens to kee p hJS you thful • an exce llent show full of subtle f1gure SheJia , a rclr gtous nut hum or clever vtJ1ce nuance Iexcept on Ihe lhu d Sund a) bod y mov emen t ( there 's c1 after Ep iphany l pres1des over pie thor a of ttus partn;ular aI t 1 J the :;herry 111 a vague polite and sple ndid ensemble aclmg understated performance fh al desc n bes best th e A paLr of young lovers Greg 1ts un and Gmnv , dectde to make \'1' hole co mecl\ ders tatemen t It sUJnds upon the1r assoc1at10n legal She 1ts O \\n subtlct) and rehes upon mstsls that she should go home to reveal thetr plans to her Edwards excellent ll uec ll un to par ents, unaccompan 1ed by rev ea t 1ls f1nesse Your Thorn MeAn Store Greg Modd leporl. 0 Greg IS aware that Gmny IS not an untouched flower, hut he IS perfectly w1lhng to accept her f1 agrance ll 1s probable thai any young man would overlook pecca dilloes, 1f he cou ld marry a deSirabl e wmmng girl hke Karen Grant tn her role as Grnny When the audience learns thai Gmny's latest affair was wtth an o lder ~ married man 1t IS und ersta ndable that she Musk Ool chooses to marry handsome, to bathe n ambitious Gre g Kns Beatty IS 1 tt 1eleases Greg and h1s pet formance ts the an1mal Just about flawl ess lnS !lnCt Wh 1le 1t smooll"'es softe ns and s1l ken s your S k in CORRECTION Just on e The Pomeroy We sley an caplultn your Holiness Church »Ill hold bath and you II VacatiOn Bible School from feet! kc a new 9 30 uniJI II 30 am, June 10 an1m a l through 15 ll was previOusly reported that the ltme would be 930lo l030 am Theater review Wide Variety of Canvas Casuals heritage house fyou like Musk Oil you'll love Musk Bath Oil. I i I I 1 1 Musk Bath Oil by Jovan. 4 fl. oz. $5.00 ~ I lOLA'S BEAUTY SALON PLAN YARD SALE CHESTER - The Chester \ Church of God IS sponsonng a vard sale Saturday at the home John & May Sis Syracuse of Erma He1lman , d1rec tl} PH 992-2549 . ' across from Gaul 's Grocer) , m Chester • - · M4ERL!,~~~~COSM_!.~S.S___j l I I AND SPORTSWEAR what a wh1rl of values I FOR THE LADIES Excellent Selection of Famous Name Brands Shorts, Blouses, Skirts, Tops, Pantsuits, Swim Suits, Etc. The oldest known church bell1n Europe IS Sl Palnck's bell m Belfast, !J e land, m scnbed w1th the dates "1091" I MIDDLEPORT, 0. and " 1105 ' It 1s no Ion ge~ 111 . . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, use 1, . B\ tii(C nmkll t nf till r ~Oth J (.roth..LIII s.ud, Un gusiJ4. I of pt. r so r1.1j rcd ~m p twn lr.u l ht c CJII II tlllut~tl ' Ill tt \~.t tt r L'ti -du \\ l l tht i J I Og) th1 I Vt nt N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. 2 SPEED MOTOR 10:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 7:30p.m . 7:30p.m. IN AMEHit:A HYMN SING at Mason F1rst Bapttst Church, 7 30 p.m. w1lh the " Havena1res," Charleston to be featured Everyoneone welcome SONG FEST, 2 p m al the Eagle R1dge Commumly Church All smgers and pubhc OPTOMETRIST mv1ted OFF ICE HOURS 9 30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE' SUNDAY AT NOON ON THURS ) - EAST COURT <T • BOBO FAMILY Reunton, Ft Me1gs, New Lima Rd , basket I,..,;,P~OiiM-..EiiRiliOiiiY,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _;,#. dmner at I p m Fnends, relaltves .. elcome MITCHELL and Alv1ra Russell fom1ly reumon, noon, Forest Acres Park, Rutland BRIDGING THE GAP o. 5 ·. - " MODERN SUPPLY 3 Shirley An11lt.•rn PIL.Illlblt• ! o ,:g { Rabies Vaccine Now Available l NI/ RONM (h!Al f' AQ I( CIIO N and ALL SIZES HERE C·L ~· Heller • '' ' In-Between GATES Please elpm I Mr s Gt•or ge S.J!lot Oh10 Depa1I111Pnl p1 es1den1 of the Amencan, l .egtnn Auxthm' \\a::s guest spec~ke1 fm 1ht• sumnwr eOn\l'lll lU n of tlw rtghth cllsh 1d of the aux1h ,u \ held at Ihe Tnmlv Clnu d1 111 Pome1oy. ThurSd,n \\tth Dre» Websle1 Um139 aclmg .LS hostess un1l Regtstrat wn \\as held dt noon Wllh Mrs Ohn Knapp and Mrs Ben Neutzlmg reg1stl'I 1ng those allendmg, and Umt 39 pres1denl, Grace Prall. calhng the meeling to order Mrs Ben Neu lzhng presented lhe processiOnal and the advancement of colors w..1s done by MIS Gerald Wildermuth , sg t at arms. Mrs Don Hunnell and Sherne Reuter. color bearers and Paula Kloe s and Lon Wood. color guards Mrs Ed1th Fox, Un1l 39 chaplam, gave the Lnl ocalion. and Mrs June Mmton led the Pledge of AllegLa nce The group then so ng the Natwnal • LlffiE GATES Indians SHIRLEY KAY'S BEAUTY SALON . ••' •• BIG GATES Rangers humble .., . /~ .) GATES ' Convention hears Mrs. Sallot expeneoced a 5 per cent decline from the f~rst quarter of 1973 The US . total steel mdustry output w_as up 1 per cent ONLY The Da1ly Sen\ mel, Mlddlepori-Foml'l O) , 0 Fnrl.11 llllll' i 1974 BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0. \ I II I • •- I �,. 6 - The Datly Sent mel Middleport Pomu O) U ~ 1\ll,\v Jum 7 1974 SE V l:N VE NTI ST .... I A Y r 1 AD cl o n ll(<lr MultH' v H( t1 h. V~ fcr<r lS M l ni Or <"I l l o~~: 1 ~1 POMEROY POMEROY TRINIT Y Re\ol W H Perrm pasto r Roy May er Sunday school sup t Chu r ch sc h ool 9 5 il n wor s t•u p se rv ce 10 1 1 a 11 Youth cho r rehear s al Mon ! day 3 30 p m und er d reel 0 1 o f MM y Sk nncr sen or cho r r e h earsal 7 30 p m Th ursday Wtfh Mrs Pau l Ne ase dt r ector POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corner Unton and Mulberry Rev Cly d e V Hencter$on pa s or Sun d ay schoo l 9 30 a m Glen M cC l u n g supt mo r ntng ~orshtp 10 30 am ev en n g se rv ce 7 30 m 1d week ser v ce Wednesday 7 JO p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - Th e ...... Rev H arol d rec tor Dee th Church se rv tces 10 JO am Holy commun ton h r st Sunday of mon t h ch ur c h school 10 30 .... a m t or nursery through 11 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - John F Amstutz pastor B ble schoo 9 30 a m worsh p 10 JO adult worsh• P serv tee and you n g people s meetmg bot h 7 JO p m Comb•n ed B 1bte study and pray er meet•ng Wedne sday _ 1 30 p m \~ THE SALVATION ARMY "t> Envo y Ray W Wtn ng off cer .._, "' c harg e Sunday 10 am ~ Ho i m ess m ee t ng 10 30 am ._Sunday Sc hoo l Young Peopl es ._, Leg on 7 p m Thur sday Ito 3 l p m La des Home League 7 ;L. p m Pr ep cla sses •: ST PAUL LUTHERAN 1L Corner Second and Sycamore 1 Sts P om er oy the Rev I Wi!l•am M dd leworth past or Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 am t chur ch serv•ces 10 30 am J RevSAC RED HEART F ,1tt1(' r ''0 n Na cl l :l m pas to r P h ont: 992 2 8 '15 Sa tun::tijy seven ng M cu s 7 30 IJ rlt<l'r' Mass ~ 'l. nci 10 a n Conl l'S S ons Saturd ay 7 7 30 p m FOMii:ROY FIRST BAP TI ST Ro bert t<;..t hn pa stor W1 1am W at son Su nd a y schoo l sup! Su n days I LOI 9 30 a n BY F 6 p m 8 bl e study Wedn es da y l I' m c ho 1r prac t ce Wednesday 8 30 p , POMEROY WESLEYAN H OLiNESS C HUR C H Harr sonv I I~: Rev 0 De I Mil1llcy PJ sto r H enry Ebl n Sun d w Sch oo l Sup! Su nday Sc hool 9 J O am Even ng wor sh p 7 30 p rn Pr ay er an d Pra se se rv ce Thur sd ay 7 30 pm SYRACUSE F IR ST '" HURCH OF GOO Rc\1 c eorg e 0 tcr pe~ s t o r <; u 1day 'i> choo l 9 l S tl m m or n no pr C> achng 11 am f'V ilnael s t c se rv ce 7 10 D m Prc1y C'r l ('I I 1q 1 urs d ay ! )0 p l POMERO Y WESTSIDE CHUR CH OF CHRIST 200 W Mam Sl Loren T Stephen s evangel1 s l phone 992 7856 C onser va t ve non •ns tr umentat Sunday worShiP 10 a m B b le stu d y 11 a m worsh p 6 p m We dn esday B1b e stu dy 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH (no n Lan g sv ill e d enom nat1 on e l ) Dexter Roa d t he Rev Worley Ha l ey pas tor Sun day schoo l 10 am evenmg wors h1p 7 30 p m Praye r meet1ng Tu esda y 7 30 p m youth group Fr da y 7 30 p m I ' bth~ sermonette ••• ;• I •• Modern divine healing Pom ero y Pn s to r ll cr b Lrl MOrCl<lll Sclbbc11h Sci ool C vt.: f y Saturday i'll 'lo rn ill d wo rs t •P SN \11ce f ollow nq il l 3 I 'I o rn Opt->n B1bl 1 d scu s'3 on c~ c h Thur~dc1y t1f J 30 p rn a1 the l hur c h Th e I r e ndly Ch urch GRAHAM UNIT E D METHODIST Pr(' ]( h n g 9 JO a m t.r st ar~d S('cond Sundays o f c.l ch m on tn th rd and to ur th Sund a y s each month w or Sh ip scr v ce t1l 7 30 p m Wedn esday evenrngs at 7 30 Prayer and 8 1bl e Study ~IRST TI~ T SO U T H ER N BAP Mu l lwrr y f\ Vl 78/ Pon 1 0y afllll.'lted w llh ll C th ~ Rtv r rcd H 11 Pi'I SfOr Troy Z w It nq ~ un d;:~y sc hool su p t S und<;~y sc 11oot Y lO d 1 morn nll wor')tl p lD 1 (1 '-. und ily 1 \l iliHI CI Sl C nf'e 1 q ! 0 p m Pr n yer m r(fnq '/\ Cll e<;ciny J JO pn MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Cor n er Fourt h and Marn M ddleporl Rev Henry Ke y Jr pa stor Su nday School 9 30 am Mrs Erv n Ba umgard ner supt Morn ng wor Ship 10 .45 am JEHOVAH S W I TNESSES Larry Ca r nahan pre s drng m m sler Sunday Brbl e le e ture 9 30 am Watch tower study 10 30 a m Tuesday B b le st udy 7 30 p m Thur s day mrnrstry scho ol 7 30 p m se r vrce m ee t1ng 8 30 pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of rhrtst 1n Chnst1an UnionLawrence Mant ey pa s tor Mrs Ru ssel l Young Sund ay School Supt Sund ay Sc ho ol 9 30 am Evenr ng worsh1p 7 30 Wednesday pr ayer meet1ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - R ac ne Ro ut e 2 th e Rev Ja mes M Muncy pastor Su nday school 9 45 a m mornm g wo rsh p 11 am evenmg worsh1p 7 30 p m Pra ye r meetrng Tu esd ay 7 30 p m Young p eop les meetmg 7 30 p m Thu rsday RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD B ertha Kr n grey su bst tute pas tor Su nday School 10 am wo r sh •P servrce 7 p m Sunday Prayer meetmg Wedn esday 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY ~'>( l ly /!O pn IJM V. llr <; 1 W1 d11 1 SC1 <ly 1 JO pIll WESLEYAN (Rile n ) \ IHt'l y SC h OOl 10 II wur ..,r p t t 1 • n IJit study T hurs d ~y I p m c ho•r prrt c t cr 1 hun.dly B p 1 ft !low " ! 1p o.;u ppcr I ro; ! W1 fl ('5d lY 1-, !0 p " IJ M W tou r h M o 1d 1 y o p n GREAT BEND Wor sh p I ?n d an d 4ltl Sundrty s a m Chur ch Sc hool 0 a m L ET ART FALLS Wor Ship 10 =1 m Ch urc h sc hool 9 a m R r::1 e study 7 30 p m ev ery Tues day MORNING STAR Wor sh 1p 9 JO a m Ch ur ch Sc hool 10 JO a rn Mrd W eek Se rv ce Wednesday 8 p m MORSE CHAPEL Wor sh p 11 a m 1st and Jrd Sundays Chur c h Sc hool 0 am PORTLAND Wo r sh p 7 30 p n Church Sc hoo l 9 30 a m SUTTON - Wo r Ship I I a m 1 ld and 4fh Su nd ays Ch ur ch Sc hoo l 10 a m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Robert Meece Rev Stanley Brandum JOPPA - Worsh1p 10 am Churc h School 9 am Pray er Me e trn g Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Chu r ch se r v ces 9 a m Su nday Schoo l 9 45 a m B1ble St udy every Thursday 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL Wor Sh p II a m Church Sc hoo l 10 am ALFRED - Sunday sch oo l 9 45 a m each Su n day prea chmg a t 11 a m ea ch Sunday Prayer meet•ng 7 45 p m Wednesday WSCS 8 p m on th 1r d Tu esday each month REEDSVILLE Su nd ay sc hool 9 30 prea ch1n g 7 30 p m Sunday pray er m ee l mg 7 30 p m Tuesday wscs 7 30 f1 rst Thur sd ay each month SILVER RIDGE - Worship 10 a m Ch ur ch Sc hoo l 9 am TUPPERS PLAINS Worsh p 9 a m Sc hool 10 a m KENO Ch u rc h CHURCH OF CHRIST George Fr ed er 1c k supt Serv1 ce weekly 9 30 a m on Sunday Preachrng f 1rst and thrrd Sunday s of month by Clrfford Sm th 9 30 am HOBSON C HRISTIAN UNION - Darre l l Doddrrll pa stor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Leonard Gilmore f1rst e ld er even ng serv 1ce 7 30 p m Wednesday pray er m ee tmg 7 30 p m !0 p n1 MT UNION BAPTI ST J.l c v Ce c il Co;.: pa stor Sunday ~n:o..Qo l s up l Jo e Sayr e Sunday sch ool 9 d5 c1 m Sunday C'v c:n nq wo r Ship 7 10 Wi.! d n csday pray er and B bl e study 7 30 p m TUPPER S PLAINS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Euge ne Und erwood pa stor Howard Caldwell Jr Sun day Sc hool ...... up I Sunday Se t ool 9 30 a m Morn ng SPrmon 10 J O am Sunday even ng sc r v ce 7 p m LETART FALLS UNIT E D BRETHREN Rev Freeland Norr• s pa st or F lo yd Nor r• s sup t Sunday sch oo l 9 30 c'l m rnornm9 serm on 10 JO am Prayer serv ce Wedn es day 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPH ECY G P Smrth pa stor Sunday Sc hoo l 10 a m A rt hur Henson Supt Morn1ng Wors hrp II am Yo un g People s sen11 ce 7 p m Even ng se r v ce 7 JO p m Wednesday M1d W ee k Prayer Serv ce 7 30 p m Youth m ee t ng 6 30 p m Even m g worsh p 7 30 p m Television Log 6 11 30 - 5 30 - Racine Social Events Mrs J ea n Lmdsay of Groveport has been a recent guest of Mr and Mrs Jerry Powell Mrs Ivan Powell Jr and Ivanna and Lon, who have been !iVUJg m Thailand, have returned to the USA and settled in Racme among relattves and frtends Mr Melvin Rtff!e of Columbus was the weekend guest of hts parents, Mr and Mrs Roy Rtffle Mr and Mrs D~le SITUth of :Pomeroy and Mrs Margaret Houdashelt spent the weekend m Urbana visiting their cousm, Mr and MI'S Claude Bowers Mr and Mrs Wllham McKenzte, Plullip, Jeff ~nd .josle of Galltpolis, were guests Monday of Mr a•od MI'S Roy Riffle, honormg the birthday of I worshtp 10 45 NYPS SunJ:1ay 6 30 p m evangel st• c serv1ce Sunday 7 30 p m Mid week pray er meet 1ng Wednesday 7 30 p m M ss onary meet ng second Wednesday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev Richard E Jarv1s ASBURY Wor Sh i p 11 am Church School 9 50 a m WSCS 1st Tuesday FOREST RUN - WorShiP 9 a m Church School 10 a m wscs 3rd Wednesday 7 30 his mother Mrs Riffle Mrs Stella Grueser of Middleport spent Monday pm MINERSVILLE - WorShip vts1tmg Mrs Margaret 10 a m Chur ch School 9 a m Houdashelt WSCS 3rd Monday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Church Mr and Mrs Jerry Powell Schoo l 9 30 a m worsh•P have spent the past two days m serv •s.r 7 30 p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER Pennsylvama attendm g the Rev Steven Wilson funeral servtces of thetr uncle, Rev Larry Poling Roy Roush • Rev Howard Sh1ve1ey BETHANY (Dorcas! Mr and Mrs Ben Phi !son Worsh 1p 9 30 a m Church spent several days m New School 10 30 a m CARMEL WorShiP 11 York at whoch tune they at- a m 1st and Jrd Sunda ys tended the ' June Fesllval" of Churrh Schoo l 10 a m APPLE GROVE - Worship the Metropohtan Opera Co , 7 30 p m f1rs t and th• rd Sun and other places of mterest APPLE GROVE - Sunday Mrs Gomer Lewts spent school 9 30 am wo r sh•P th1rd Sunday 7 30 several days vtsttmg Mr and pf1 rmst and prayer m ee)mg Wed Mrs Rush Philson and faiTUly nesday 7 30 p m Fellowship sup per t rst Saturday 6 p m m Syracuse U M W second Tuesday 7 30 Mr and Mrs Frank Cleland pm are spending a vacation at EAST LETART Sunday vanous places of mterest school 9 30 a m w or ship sec ond and f ourth Sur day 7 30 p rn prayer meetmq Wed I UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Robert Smrth pastor Sunday sc hool 9 30 am class leader Leo H1t1 worship serv.ce 10 30 a m ch urch 7 30 p m OF EDEN UNITED BRETH RENIN CHRIST - El den R B lake pastor Sunday Sc hool 10 a m Howard McCoy sup t Mornrng sermon 11 a m Sunday n1ght serv• ces Chnst1an Endeav er 7 30 p Song serv •ce 8 p m m Preaching 8 30 p m M d week Prayer m eet ing Wed nesday 7 p m Ray Adams Ia y leader CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST - Lo c at ed at Rutland on New Lrma Road n ex t to Forest Acre Park Rev Ray Rouse pastor Robert Musser Sunday School supt Sun day sc hool 10 30 a m worsh i P 7 30 p m B1ble study Wed nesday 7 30 p m Saturday n1ght prayer serv 1ce 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson pastor Ray Whaley supt Morn ng wor sh •P 9 30 a m 10 30 a m church school young people s meeting 6 30 Pm evenmg worsh lp. 7 '3 0 P rp 3fble study Wednesday Portland Ra c .n e Road Wlll1am Roush pas tor Denny Evans Sunday Sc hoo l D rect or Sunday Sch ool 9 30 am Morn ng worsh•P 10 30 a m Su nday evenmg se rv1c e 7 Wedn es day eve n1n g p m pray er se rv ces 7 30 p m pun.·~ Selected 8y The /l.men rar~ Ro ble Soc: e y S Su nday Ac ts Mo nday Psalms 2:1 11 104.24 35 I ( Tue sday John 23 Copyr ghl 1974 Ke ~ e Adve s n11 Wedne sday Romans Th ursday I Corrnth 1ans 8.22 27 12 .3-13 20.1 9 Serv Cl' Inc S !r~ ~b urg Fun for Everyone 6 Treehouse Club 8 In Tou c h 13 Saturday 49 3 6 40 2 10 SEAr... Psalms Uorlslna 220 E 296 W. Second THE DAILY SENTINEL Ph 992-3863 Pom eroy HAYMAN'S Devoted to M e 1gs Ma son Area Pomeroy 0 • NORTH • J742 'IJ964 + K3 .K75 WEST '3 .Kl08 (Genera I Merchandi se ) Support the Church of Your Cho1ce 104 W Mam Pomeroy P ~992 - 3354 MARK V STORE +Ql0762 MIDDLEPORT OHIO MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR RE XAL L DRUGS We Foil All Doctors Prescrrptron s 992 2955 Pom er oy, 0 Cor Rts 7&544 "MR. ADVERTISER" Chesh tre Ph 367 7414 MAYER & HILL BARBER SHOP You Can Use T h ts Spa ce Eac h Week On ly S1 00 Rae me Ph 949 959 1 WAID CROSS SONS STORE OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Grocenes & General M erchandt se Rac rne Ph 949 5771 Bakers of Ho lsum Bread MIDDLEPORT OHIO All WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR. REAL ESTAT E BR OKER 11 0 MechaniC St Ph 991 3325 DBA Ant hon y Plumbmg and Healing 337 N 2nd M1ddleporl 992 3550 GAUL'S MARKET SMITH NELSON MOTORS CH ESTE R OH IO Authonzed BUJck Pont1ac 500 E Mam St . Ph¢ne 992 3284 GMC Dealer Ph '1)12 2174 RIDENOUR SUPPn GOEGLEIN READY MIX Furnttureand Hardware Hamel tfe Saws Middl eport Ph 985 3308 HEINER'S BAKERY Chester 0 BEN FRANKLIN STORE Bake rs of Good Bread HU NT IN GTON W VA BAP TIST - Corner of Second and Anderson Mason Pastor Walter Cloud Sunday school 9 45 am worShiP serv1ce 11 a m and 7 30 p m Week l y Brh le study Wednesday 7 30 Altend th e Church of Your Cho1ce Ph 992 3498 Pomeroy M&R FOODLINER NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE I· MIDDLEPORT OHIO Pm MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD - Second St Mason W va Chester Tennant pastor Sunday school 10 a m mornrng worshrp 11 am evangel St1c serv1ce 7 30 p m B1bte study and prayer serv•ce Wednesday 7 30 p m Phone I, Shor t Orders- Carry Oul A Cool D1n1ng Room St Rt 7 Chester Ohoo 773 5133 HARTFORD CHURCH OF I, RACINE FOOD MARKET Rac rne I • DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: Is • 7 a Movte Aaron Sitek from Punkm Cnck 2 30 - News 13 4 oo-Mov 1e Jack Frost 4 6 00 - Peyton Place 4 I Now arran1e the c1rcled letters to form the aurprise answer, u [] sun•sttd by the above cartoon (..\Nwen tomarrowl 4 J•mLI., TAFFY I One letter s1mply stands lor another In this sample A Is used lor the three L s X lor I he two 0 s ete Single letters, apostrophes the 1englh and !ormation of the words are all h1nts Each day the rode !ellen are d11ferent RDMVK I Prit Ill SIIIIPIISUNSW!Uere I [ X XXI I XI I J Yrelf'rdn't Antwrr FORGO w VH SDCNVSM D p ESDJRLTML YDGL CNWS JDGTH - KNWGRLH RWYX Yealerday's Cryptoquole AN INVITATION TO A WEDDING , INVOLVES MORE TROUBLE THAN A SUMMONS TO A POLICE COURT - WILLIAM FEATHER BIGAMY AFFRAY (@ 1'974 Xin1 Featur~• Synd•cat.e,lnc ) A lalenl MmJr> Pfopl£ haue-m o manntr of .,...,kmp-GIFT DF GAB DICK TRACY ~~~----,~,~~==~~ .A95 'IQ72 +JBS .AI06J WELL THAT MADE ME FEE L WORlD WMERf! I C014E A LITTLE 6ETTf'R ¥/HEN ~IG6E-R ~R OM THE'( 0Ul THE AHS\<IfRS l lL BE GONE Cf!OSS li!OAD5 ClOWI'I I.IKE 'I"'U PtPE MIGHTY' LOW - -----~ n I come t' see Her, Honor ' r ' "' I WANT I~ONING WHAT AroUT YOU R. KEPT 10 A MINIMUhA OWN PAC'KI~ WINNIE? 50 "!HERr ARE NO HAVE YOU 't:NDED 10 qACCIDENl'S il 1HAT? THE BORN LOSER NO AND THERE: ARE 50'/IE: THINBB I. HAVE 10 PICK UP ~00-HOO, I'M~! FOR MY TRIP/ 100 ,_ l ' ALLEY OOP .' "' I SELL IT W11M A SENTINEL WANT AD i'u HE OON T SMOKE, GAMBLE, CU55 OR TETCH MOONSHINE • PHONE 992 2156 Church andOtf1ce Supplies Go Its 99 M1ll St Middleport . Meats and Grocerres Sy ra c use 0 Ph 992 OL LIE 5 TH WHITE SHEEP IN TH FAMBLY OKA~ LUCILlE JUST TO SIIOW '(().) I M. NOT Af~AID ILL GO !='lR5T ' I GUESS I VE 9EEN KI'ID Of SCARED FOR NOTHIN6 ACTVALL~ ITtL 6( GREAr TO HAVE PIE«CED EMS WE CAN WEAR !lfAIITiflli. EAR~NtiS ~AT y I p TODAY'S QUESTION Instead of doublmg a second lime ::JI#Ur partner has b1d three etubs What do you do now• FORGET IT! ,,It ~ ' "' "" " vu "'• 3986 I I • ,,' I E ore rilbl ,_ 1 ' ' AXYDLBAAXK LONGFELLOW CRYPTOQUOTES (J News 3 4 Movtes You ngblood Hawke The Pnme of M1ss Jean Brod te 1 10 Murder 1n the Bl ue Room 13 Of4E 5\JI'IDAY EKCUR SIOI'I AM[:) '(OU lHlNt( Y'OU 'If SEEf't TH The bukllng has been 7 Weot North Easl Soulh Pass •• Double 2• Pass Double Pass You, South, hold •15YJ432 tAQ97.853 What do you do now• A-Three boarla Is aa UHer· bid Four heorlt dangeron Toke your choke o11d hope you . Pomeroy ....... J Midmghl Spec1al 15 12 00 - Movie Istanbul Express 3 A Child IS Waotmg 4 12 15- Mov1e The Phantom of Soho 6 1 00 - Mov1e The Mummy s Tomb 13 Yesterday's AllSwer 12 Return to _ 29 Susptc1ous 18 Bakery 30 Roman 1tem nver 21 InJure 31 Correct a 22 Cause faulty 23 - Ktllebrew text 24 Affront 32 Greek 25 Darken letter 27 J osher 34 Cut Pomeroy 0 SADIE'S MARKET MEIGS TIRE CENTER ACROSS DOWN 1 Name for I Rtchard a dog Roundtree 5 Bnbe role ioday 8 Gardenmg 2 Oppostte GEMINI (May 21 -June 201 CAPRICORN (Dec 22 -Jan Tens•on over fmances c ou ld need 3 Japanese 19) A problem betwe en two put the damper on your day d 9 Famed c1ty pal s o f yours •s de~Jelop•ng and you perm•! 1! D reel your at you re apt to be caugh l n the musketeer 4 Type of te nt •on to ess worldly n m1 ddte Favo( the one who al 13 Author dwelhng terests ways keeps h1 s word CANCER (June 21 July 2 2) Paton 5 Dishearten AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb You re go1ng to be a bit 1rn 14 Make 6 Mountam 19) Somethmg thai has been a l ated w1lh your mate today source of fr u ~ tr at 1 on lor the naked nymph You II tearn lat er that what you past few days w•tt be re moved 15 Not 7 Pohsh were angry about wasn I rea t y from your pa th perm thng you hlS fault genume wtfely a freer weekend LEO (July 23-Aug 221 Don I tttle PISCES (Feb 20 March 20) 16 Chmese ge t too bent out ol shape when Usua lly 11 s fun to be where the C lty 10 Mystery you hnd you w on I ha Ye as act on and the no1se IS Thai s 17 H1ked wnter's much l1me as you thought to where Is all happentng Thls get someth 1ng. comple ted to 19 Pop subJ ect evenmg howe<Jer you II en1 oy day 20 One 11 Form a a qu et spo t more VIRGO (Aug 23·Sepl 221 ( Ger ) thought 21 Boundary 22 Backbone I have a very good job, get along w1th people and have many 25 German engraver fnends, mcludmg mBie fnends - but no boyfnend 26 Bombast I have feehngs, hopes, dreams, JUSt bke any other woman n Small Why do men shy away from t.!Je hand1capped, who would make VlOim great sweethearts and Wl ves • We wouldn t be burdens - we ve !8 Conversa learned how to hve bona! Helen please ask the guys to give us a chance - HOPING syllables Dear Hopmg 29 CtrcumI certamly wtll' scnbed Meanwhtle, why not JOin a club for handtcapped people• 33 Entertamed Here, yo u can help others while they help you - H 35 Shade of green 36 Knelled 37 Green ~&M&M;Ik.l &IJ-.~ ,_ Mansions" hv H(I'•H11 AIIN OL 0 ,orul 0 ( )0 l£1 hero If 'p'OU behave Ill toke you Unscramblelhese four Jumble9, 38 Whole along on my nexl Urghl one Jetter to eath square to 39 Pup form four ord1nary words. 40 Son of Odm 41 Brunnhilde's mother Dec 21) A ma te fnend o l you rs always comes to you when he s a tnfl e s ha ri Don I be surpnsed f he gets 1n tou ch Early 1n the day p ressures Will be more acute Your temper w1tt be more vo la llle than ta ter on when you It le t go and rel ax •• ' FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCHj Lelart W Va Rt ll 30 - by THOMAS JOSEPH INEWSPAPER ENTERPRiSE ASSN l MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE The Store W1th A Heart Ph 949 33l42 Bob Newharl Show 8 10 Movoe 33 OwenMarshall13 Carol Burnette 10 News 8 10 News 6 13 Speakeasy 6 News 13 ~.,,.",a( Kerm s Korner' Kermrt Walton . GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN 9 30 10 OO 11 00 11 15 - 2~) SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dea Helen I am a smgle woman m my 30s, not bad lookmg (so I m told) The problem ts, l am m a wheel chrur ~~~ EAST By Oswald & James Jacoby th' Here ts another hand from the Reese-Dormer book M214or South ts m what looks hke a most comfortable two-heart contract, but thmgs start out badly The openmg lead of the queen of clubs ktlls off dummy's kmg South ruffs the thtrd club. If he s1mply bangs down hiS ace and kmg of hearts, he IS WINKLE • gomg to have to lead spades htmself If lhts happens he wtlllose three spades and one ® :t WANT TI-lE GOWN5 TAKIN(7 10 heart m add1hon to the two NE'RE: 3REECE PACKED clubs the defense has already lf:RY CAREFULLY taken to the bank A httle thought should show h1m a way to be sure of h1s contract except agamst most unhkely breaks He s1mply cashes one h1gh heart Then he leads a dta· mond to dummy's kmg and one back to hts ace Now he ruffs hts last d1amond, leads dummy's Jack of hearts and lets 11 rtde Thts ts what m1ght be called an "I don't care" fmesse If 1t loses, West wtll etther have to lead a spade or gtve South a ruff and discard Etther way South Will lose two spade tr1cks. Actually 1t w1ns. Now South doesn't lose a trump tr1ck and makes h1s contract m sp1te of the three spade losers ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Famt l y Recr ea tron Sw •mm •n g Camp tng 24 Nov LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-CONFUSION TO THE ENEMY 1 ~ ROYAL OAK PARK lun TAURUS (Apnl 20 May 20) Ll'ITLE ORPHAN ANHIE . FULL SERVICE SHOP Rad al Cuts & Toupees 120 E Mam St Po m eroy For (0<1 You II learn of something coni• dentral tha t will Q1ve you the drop on another It wont add to your cred•l tf you use tl + Devoted to the Greater Oh o Valley SWISHER & LOHSE Dear Helen Those bad tunes are past, hopefully, but I'd still hke to answer the woman who thought the energy shortage mtght cause a population explosiOn, because people stayed home and went to bed earher to keep warm I don't thmk he had much to worry about because 1f the earlyto-beds were as cold as I was climbmg m between those 1cy sheet... , they were all protected under two patrs of socks, flannel paJamas, and a full-length bathrobe 1- NO CHANCE FOR MESSING AROUND SCORPIO You need time a way from the home and 1ts responslbllllles today Ca ll some of your pals See 1! you can I strr up some June 8 1974 7 .QJ94 SOUTH (DJ • Q63 'AKI085 A94 .82 Both vulnerable . Wesl North East South !Y Pass 2Y Pass Pass Pass Opemng iead-•Q SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL Dear Helen You suggested that a woman scream 'Fire," rather than ' Help" 1f attacked by a raptst (thts to the gtrl who had to walk down a dark street at 11 p m on her way home from work 1 Have you checked wtth the laws concernmg thts ? I always thought 1t was unlawful to yell "Ftre" falsely as 1t could cause pamc and mJuroes - MRS E A Dear Mrs A Pamc and mjur1es on a dark , lonely street • Hardly 1 I think a threatened rape v1ctim has a nght to scream whatever Will brmg help fastest, and I think 'the law" wtll agree wtth me -H 2 00 - 'I don't care finesse' works THE ATHENS COUNJY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Doa l992 23 18 Fest1vat of Fam tl v Classics 13 WIN AT BRIDGE ME IGS COUNTY BRANCH N a f1onw1de Insurance Co of Columbus 0 307 Sprt ng Ave Pomeroy 10 Lawrence Welk 4 15 Catch 33 33 Thn llseekers 3 Lawrence Welk 13 7 30- Course of Our T1mrd 33 Bobby Goldboro 3 8 00- All In the Family 8 10 Partndge Family 6 13 Book Beat 33, Emergency 4 15 3 8 JO- MASH 8 10 Nova 33 Movie Can Ellen Be Saved 13 Juma '6 'PiayD~rty 3 415 MaryTylerMooreB 10 CATALOGUE STO RE Mr and Mrs Charles R Sheets 106 Court St Pomeroy 992 3001 P. J. PAULEY, AGENT 1 7 oo-Hee Haw 6, 8 MONTGOMERY. WARD Au th ortzed Catalog M er cha nt L ou•s W Osborne Ma1n Ph 992 2178 Pomeroy Mtss1on Mag 1c 6 13 12 00- Jetsons 3 4 15 lns1de C>.Jt 20 Mov1e 6 13 Pebbles & Bamm Bamm 8 10 12 30 - Go 3, 4, 1S Fat Albert 8 10 I 00 - Mon from UNCLE 4 Children s Film Festival 8, 10 Banana Spills 3 Amencan Bandstand 6 13 LasSiel5 I 30 - Greatest Sports Legends 3 IS 2 00 - Soul Tra1n 6 V1ewpomt 8 Baseball Pre Game 3 4 15 World Invitational Tenn1s ClasSic 13 Movie Jack McCall Desperado' 10 2 IS- Baseball 3 4 15 2 30 - Arthur Sm1lh 8 Fish In Hole 13 Wreslllng 8 Mov1e Safe At Home' 6 J 30 - An1mal World 10 Tarzan 13 4 00 - CBS Golf ChampiOnShip 8 Audubon Wildlife Theatre 33 Desert Inn ClasSic 4 30 - French Chef 33. World of Surv•val13 5 00 - Wode World of Sports 6 13 I Spy 15 A B1t woth Kn1t 33 Desert Inn ClasSic 3 B1g Red Machine 4 Belmonl Stakes 8 10 5 30- World of Surv•val4 Let s Grow a Garden 33 6 oo-Lil•as Yoga & You JJ News B Look at the Book 15 News 3 4 In lhe Know 10 6 30 - News 3 4, 6 15 Wilburn Brothers 8 Movie Semonole ~ W1th the hope 1t Will m some measure foster and help s ustam that wh1ch 1s good 1n fam1ly and commun1ty life, th1s feature IS sponsored by the busmess f1rms and organ1zat1ons whose names appear below CHRIST P 0 Box .487 M ller St Mason W Va Sunday B1b te Study 10 am Worsh p 11 am and 7 p m B1ble Study Wednesday 7 p m Voca l music I 4 Mart1an 8, 10 Sigmund &the Sea Monsters 3 4 15 10 30- Goober and the Ghost Chasers 6 13 Pmk Panthers 3 4 IS, Jeannie 8 10 Zoom 20 11 00- Brady K1ds 6 13 Abbott & Costello 8 Sesame Sl 20 Speed Buggy 10 Star Trek 3 4 15 11 30 - JoSle and the Pussycats on Outer Space 8 10 Butch OF I Un 10 Sesame St 20 V1rg n11 Frrday tsatah servtce Wednesday 7 30 p m 1 R ev Ge orge Ho sc har pastor Sunday School 9 30 am Prayer and B1ble study 7 30 p m Co t tage Prayer Serv. ce Tuesday 1~ a m WorshiP Se r v•ce Thursday 7 30 p m MlS Slon tmpossrble 6 9 30 - Inch High Provate Eye 3 4 15 10 00- Elec Co 20 LasSies Rescue Rangers6 13 My Favorote Two nng s res tmg on'il ~Two hearts united by God s blessmg Two l1ves ennched by love- human and d1vme Two mmds respons1ve to the powe r of Truth Two souls sharmg the JOY of Fa1th Two Chnsllans bulldmg the1r hopes and dreams on the f1rmest foundation REORGANIZED CHURCH JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS CHRIST 1n Chrtst1an Un1on The Rev William Ca m pbell pastor Sunday School 9 30 ~ m Jam es Hughes supt evenmg serv1ce 7 30 p m W e dn esd ay ev en •n g prayer meet1ng 7 3D p m Youth prayer serv•ce each Tuesd ay IS Ten Days to Tolar a Casstdy J 4 15 OF FIRST SOUTHERN 4 Bear Bunch 8 Lass 1e 10 8 30- Yogi's Gang 13 MISier Rogers 20 Addams Family 3 4 15 Sabrona 8 Popeye 10 Edward Saunders 6 9 00 - Emergency Pl us 3 4 15 Super Fnends 6 13 Mov1~ a dation fora marriage CHRIST T m Russe l l m•n•ster N orma n C W tlt Sunday school su pl Su nday school 9 30 a m w or sh rp serv 1ce 10 30 a m B b le stud y Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH llnrrurs' Mulht•1 tlas.1 Uate Failh for Today 10 I 30- Sesame St 20 Saturday Report 3 Osmonds 13 Farm Front 4 S~eedracer6 Speed Buggy 8 Treehouse Club 10 8 00- Jakes Place 6 L•dsvllle 3 4 15 Bugs Bunny 13 Ha~r pm MASON Mov1e 7 00 - and sh p 9 a m Church School 10 am UMYF Thursday 7 p m Johnny Carson J out be ing mu ch fun In fa c t 11 could be g1n on a hect •c note But wa•l the laughs co me later For Satu1day June 8 1974 ARIES (March 21 April 19) !){ ,or H.tuo Fm 24 Y''"' s I w.1s m,lffled to an alcohohc who has now dcrtdt'!l to llvt "1th anot11cr wum.m I never went out, except to work M1 Lhildn n ~ul uS<xi lo t11o~ l Sml't.' mv thvorH I have mel a vet v mce ma n who takes me nut <K'Casmnally But my children vwtently diSapprove lhey thmk I should st..y "'"'"' and be rontent to hve alone the rest ol "" hie My marnr d son says I can move m w1th them m my later vc ""' My 15-y<a r-<~ld says 1f I r<1Jnarry she wtllleave home Helen, when I go w1th thts man I'm made to feel hke a crunmal The fam1ly doesn't have anything agamst h1m personally - JUSt the fa ct that Mother 1s 'datmg " I m lonely for fnend s my own age, and for male com pamonSiup though I don 't expect to marry soon How can I convmce my chtldren that 40 hours a week of work plus housework 1s not satisfymg enough? - T G L Dear T Your children are e1ther very seUISh or so overprotective they 'd make a beauty pageant chaperone look hke Linda l.nvetace Why try to convmce when you can stmply TELL your bossy offsprmg Mama 1s a btg gtrl now and has earned the r1ght to datmg prtvtleges• - H SATURDAY JUNES 1974 6 20 - Summer Semesler 10 6 30 - Ky Afield 13 ChriStopher Closeup 10 FREE CHURCH New Trec:t sure touchables 13 Mov1es Moon Zero Two 8 Black Sabbat h 10 12 30 - Don K~rshner s Rock Concerl6 New s 13 I 00 - Modnlgnt Spec1al 3 4 In Concert 13 Mov1e The Unearlhly 10 Take F1ve for Lofe 15 2 30 - Mov1e They Came from Beyond Space 4 News 13 4 00 - Mov1e Capta 1n Carey USA 4 METHODIST - Rev Robert E Buck le y pa stor W1ll1am Ba l ey Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m even fng worsh p 7 30 p m Wednesday Chr•st •an Youth Cr usad e 6 30 p m Thur sday cho1r pract ce 7 DEXTER Porter Wagoner 3 Wall St Week 20 33 I Bl gger lh1ngs are 1n store l or you la ter m th e year than 1n ths ear ly months More tra vel and mov 1ng around will come about LIBRA (Sept 23 0<1 231 An act tv ty at yours w II no t star l Bv llt•lt·n Bulk) 10 30 - Day at Noght 33 10 4S - Farm Home & Garden 20 II 00 - News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Janak•33 Av1al1on WeMher10 CHRIST Ct fford Sm t h m n ster Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am mo r n .ng chu rch 10 30 a m Sunday even1ng serv 1ce 1 30p m Wednesday serv 1ce 8 CLIFF ' ~· 8 30 - Washington Connect1on 20 Stx M1ll1on Doll a r M a n 6 13 Lotsa Luck 3 15 Indy 500 Prevtew 4 Mounta1n Scene 33 9 00 - Blcentenmal Lecture Serre s 20 Mov 1e The Anderson Tapes 3 4 15 Masterptece Thea ter JJ 9 30 - 0ddCouple6 13 Mov•e Cnme Club 8 10 00 - Toma 6 13 News 20 Conft1cts of Har ry S Trum an 33 BRADBURY CHURCH OF LAUREL Cons 6 Turned on CriSIS 33 Hu~t 10 Beat the Clock 13 Hollywood Squares 1 Con centrallon 8 To Tell lhe Truth 6 8 00 - Washongton Rev1ew 20 Brady Bunch 6 13 Mov1e S1dek1cks 8 A Farewelllo Arms tO Sanlord & Son J • 15 CHESTER CHURCH OF Helen Help Us. • • FRIDAY,MAY24 1974 00 - News 3 4 8 15 ABC News 13 Sesame St 20 Truth or 7 30 - Pressure from another w1ll tend • 10 sway yo ur Judgment and coerce you 1nlo mak1ng a deer stan you shouldn 1 Hol d yo ur ground • 222 13 7 00 - Truth or Conseq ~ Beat the Clook • News 6 10 Whal s My Lone 8 W1ld Kongdom 13 Elec Co 20 Avoalion Wealher JJ I Spy 15 THE NAZARENE RevHerb er t Grat e pasto"' Wor Sh p serv •ce 11 am and 7 30 p m Sund ay Sun day School 9 30 am R1chard Barto n sup t Prayer meet n g Wed nesday 7 30 p m pm :;.'; '' ',,, ,,, ,,.;-:,: ,.,.·.. ,..,, , :;, ., , , , , , ,:,:,::;:-::: :,:;:,:,:;:;::, , : :,: ,:,:,: :,:,::::· : , , .,:,., :;: 6 30 - NBC News 3 4 15 ABC News 6 CBS News 8 10 Room MT MORIAH CHURCH OF CHURCH Near Long Bot All healu g 1s dl\me, whether mtraculous or whether atded tom Est 1 Hart pa stor Roy GOD - Ra c •n e Route 2 The Rev Charfes Hand pas tor r by natural means The SO-<!alled modern divme heahng of today Brown a ss 1s t ant pa s tor Sunday sc hoo l 9 d5 a m Sunday sch oo l 10 am Church morn n g worsh1p 11 am : 1s netther dtvme nor healmg All the laws that we use are dtvme 7 30 p m eac h Su n d a y serv ces Tu esday and '":"The doctors of a fe" years ago dtscovered that qumme was a even1ng pray er meetmg 7 30 FEven1ng rrda y 7 30 p m Thursday B E THLEHEM BAPTI ST BEAR WALLOW R lOGE spec1f1c med1cme for malana, but who made the bark from MIDDLEPORT PEN Rev Ea r l Shuler pas t or CHURCH OF CHRIST B1ble TECOSTAL Th 1rd Ave the whtch 1t comes? It IS not a questwn of the power of God He could Wo r sh p serv ce 9 30 a m udy 9 30 a m morn1ng St Rev W II ra m Kn tt ! l pastor make peanuts grow from watermelon vmes But does He• It 1s a Ronald Dugan Sun da y Sc hool worShiP 10 30 a m even1n g Sunday Sun day sc nool 10 30 worsh p 6 30 p m Wednesday a m B1bl e stu dy and prayer queshon of His law' Not a matter of power but of fact It lS not a Supt Cla sses to r all ages serv1 ce 7 30 p m Thursday Brbfe St udy 7 30 p m eve n ng servo 1c e 1 30 p m matter of a quesllon of fatth m prayer, but rather God's law m B 1ble study Wednesday 7 JO MT OLIVE CHURCH - K .ngsbury Road Sunday L ong Bott om Sund ay Sc hool Sc hool 9 30 am Ralph Carl youth serv 1c es Fr day regard to prayer. Suppose I should pray for God to make a man 7p m 10 am wr l h W11tard P190T1 30 p m supt worshiP serv1ce 10 30 of the dust of the ground or a woman from the rtb of a man Would supt Evangel1st1c message a m and 7 30 p m alternat el y FREEWILL BAPTIST each Sunday eilen ng 7 30 p m Pra yer meet ng Wednesday He do 11 now ? He did 1t once But then He set Hts law of Corner Ash an d P lum M1d by E lder Russell C rn e 1 30 p m Rev Jay St tes dteport Noel H errma n procreallon mto bemg for the contmuatwn of the human spectes pastor Saturday evenrng m 1n1ster of the A pos to l iC Farth pastor B1b le St udy Wednesday 7 JO serv•ce 7 p m Sunday schoQ I and the same 1s true for all His creallon 1 pm 10 a m Su nday e venmg A mtracle 1s a stgn of seal whtch God puts upon Hts worshrp 7 p m STIVERSVILLE COM OLD DEXTER CON MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday GREGATIONAL CHURCH revelahon or upon His representatahve (Matt 9 2-3 ) There was MIDDLEPORT FIRST sc hoo l serv ce 10 a m Pray er Mrs Worl ey Fran cts Sunday BAPTIST - Corner S1;.r: th and first Mtracle, then Law In regard to Adam and Eve there was meetmg Thursday 7 p m sc h on l supt Sunday sch ool 10 P a lm er th e Rev Steve Sunday even.ng serv1ce 7 p m am the law of creatton and then the law of procreahon The law of Skag gs pas to r Da n n y ZION CHURCH OF CHR I ST procreahon by wh1ch mankind contmues upon the earth today ts Th om p son Sun d ay school sup t Pom eroy H arrrson v lll e LONG BOTTOM WMPO rad o program 7 45 Roa d R1ck Morr son pastor JUst as divme, ahd JUSt as unposstble for man to arttflctally am CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Sunday sc hool 9 15 a m Sun day school supt Steven dupbcate, as the law of creation E;very chtld comes mto the m ornmg worsh p 10 15 am St anl ey Sunda y sc hool 9 JO Wyatt pastor Sunday School Ronald Osborne Brble Youth actPIIIu~·s an d fel lowShip am morn ng worShiP an d supt world by diVUJe law Mtracles were the badge of authortty '' Sc hool 9 30 am preach•ng to r 1un1or an d se n or hrgh comm u nro n 10 30 am (John 5 36 14 11 ) 10 45 a m Evenrng serv ces st uden ts 6 p m B ble st udy Su nday even ng youth 7 30 p m 1 30 p m M d we ek pray er Ch r1 st an End~avor 6 30 p m There are ftve classes of nuracle m the Btble When we read HYSELL RUN FREE serviCe Wednesday 7 30 p m worsh p serv 1ce Sund ay 7 30 METHODIST - Ronald Wells of Chnst saymg, 'Peace be still' , to the tempest, m Matt 8 26, p m Wedne sday evenm g CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 pr aye r me e t n g and B bl e pastor and 1t qweted, we see rrurufest His power over nature 1 Ukewtse Middlepo rt 5th and M&1n Morn.ng worshiP 10 30 a m study 1 30 o m George Glaze m1n1ster a m Young Peo ple s Serv ce wtth the f1g tree m Matt 21 19 Chnst spoke and 1t wtthered ST JOHN LUTHERAN Jam es Sheets s upermten den t 6 45 p m Evangel tst tc ser P ne Grove the Rev Arthur away In Matthew 8, we read that Christ healed the leper, vs 2-4 B1b l e sc hool 9 30 am v1 c e 7 30 p m Pray er Combs pastor Sunday school morn•ng worsh p 10 30 am meetmg Thursday 7 30 p m -.nd then healed Sunon Peter's mother-m-law, vs 14-15, 30 am church servrces 9 even•ng worsh p 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL 30 a m ~hlblting His power over dtsease Also In that same chapter, prayer serv ce 7 p m Wed 10 BRADBURY CHURCH OF MISSION - Ba ld Knobs Rev nesday verse 16, we read of His power over demons, and the same power L R Gl uesencamp pastor MIDDLEPORT CHURCH CHRIST Si b le Sc hool 9 30 Roger Wilfred Sr Sunday am morn.ng worsh p 10 30 , IS exhibited m the tWelfth chapter of Matthew Christ demonOF HiE NAZARENE - Rev School Sup t Sunday Sc hool a m Sunday evenmg Wor sh p Thoma s E Weailer pas tor ' strated His power m matters of ma(etial things, as He fed ftve 9 30 a m Sunday evenfng 7 30 p m c ho1r Floyd Car son Sunday sc hoo l Serv• ce worsh1p 7 30 Prayer meet ng pra ct ce Sunday and Wed thousand men, besides the women and children, wtth ftve loaves su p t Sunday school 9 JO a m Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest ne sd ay 7 p m pra ye r meetmg mo rn ng worsh•P 10 30 I two ftshes, and stlll had' twelve baskets full left over (Matt Deeter class leader Yo uth and B•bte Study Wedn es day Sund ay evangeliS t iC mee t mg meet1ng W ednesday 7 30 :,15 1l>-24) LikeWISe With the pr'civtding of tax money out of th~ 7 30 p m p ra yer meet•ng 7 30 p m p m Ernest Deeter le a der ANTIQUITY BAPTIST WednesdaY 7 JO o m ',mouth of a fiSh, m Matthew 17 17 Death was the last to be MT HERMON CHURCH OF GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Rev Freeland Norr1 s pa st or THE UNITED BRETHREN IN Sunday sc hoo l 10 a m Church (Onquered by ChriSt, wtth His resurrection He ratsed the dead Second Aile Middleport CHRIST Robert Shoo k 7 p m Wednesday Lesley G Holt pastor Sunday serv•ce durmg His personal m1n1stry (John 11 43), but 1t was after His pa stor Sunday schoo l 9 30 B1ble Study 7 p m school 10 am worsh1p ser am Russell Spencer supt RACINE FIRST CHURCH own resurrecllon that He satd, "I have all power both m heaven v1ce 11 am worshrp serv•ce worsh tp serv1ce 10 45 a m NAZARENE 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday OF THE and on earth (Matt 28 18) H the ~alled ITUracle workers of ev en1ng worsh 1p atlernat ng Sunday School 9 30 a m n1ght prayer servtce 7 30 wr t h C E at 7 30 p m on Morn •ng Worsh •P 10 30 a m today have divme power, why do they perform only the one Sunday Prayer meeting 7 30 Even ng Wor Ship 7 30 p m THE UNITED PRES ' mtracle" , the healing of deseases? And why aren't they sucp m Wednesday Alfred Wolf e BYTERIAN MINISTRY Wednesday M1d Week Servrce lay leader Sunday School Supermtendent cessful mstantly wtth all diseases, as were those we read of m the OF MEIGS COUNTY Dw1ghl WHITES CHAPEL Gera l d Welts Pastor Rev L Zav•tz Pastor D~rector New Testament• Why not perform all the ltllracles that the Lord Coo tv lie R D Rev Roy Deeter Morr1s M Wolfe HARRISONVILLE pastor Sunday school 9 30 did? RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Sunday Church School 9 30 am worsh•P serv1ce 10 30 Walter P B1kacsan pastor am Mrs Homer L ee Supt Mtracles were not accommodative, but were spectal, for a a m B1ble study and prayer Ronn1e Salser s s Supt Mornmg Worsh •P 10 30 am serv •ce Wednesday 7 30 p m SpeCial purpose, for a spectal tune, m a spectal age Su nday School 9 30 a m MIDDLEPORt Sunda y RUTLAND Morn1ng Worsh p 10 45 am Church Schoo l 9 30 a m John Paul satd, "!left Trophimus at Miletus sick " (2 Tim 4 20 ) RUTLAND CHURCH OF Sunday evenmg worsh p 7 30 F Fultz SuRf Mornmg CHRIST - Rod Kasle r p astor Why dtd not Paul heal hun? He had the power' The Holy Spmt Worsh p 1o 30 a m p m Wednesd ay evenmg B1ble V H Bral e y Sunday sc hool St udy 8 pm SYRACUSE Morn.ng struck Anantas and Sapphire dead for lymg (Acts 5) Th1s ts the sup t Sunday sch ool 9 JO am DANVILLE WESLEYAN Worsh i p 9 a m Su nday worsh1p serv1ce and co m very oppos1te of healmg Paul struck Elymas blind (Acts 13 10) Rev Lelon Glasure pastor Chur c h School 10 a m Mrs mun1o n 10 30 am yo uth Su nday SC flOOI 9 30 a m Sa mpson Ha l l Sup t Again not m accord wtth what we are told we see today These meeting 6 p m Su nd ay you th and 1 un or yquth serv1ce MEIGS even ng se rv1ce 7 r egu l ar mtracles cannot be duphcated' Why not ? 6 45 p m evenmg w or sh 1p COOPERATIVE board m ee t •ng th•rd Sa t urday 7 30 p m pray er and pra1se PARISH Fmally, 1f the Word of God IS complete, tf 11 was "once > pm Wednesday 7 30 o m THE UNITED RUTLAND COMMUNITY dellvered ' , Jude 3, and 11 1s able to dtrect us Unto all good SILVER RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH Sunday Sc hool BAPTIST Rev Ralph Deaq Robert T Bumgarner works," what 1s the purpose supposed to be for the current 9 30 a m Worsh p serv• ce 11 pastor Sunday Sch oo l 10 a m Director a m Wednesday prayer ' mtracles •• The mtracles of Chnst and His disctples were not Leon M ller supt Evenmg POMEROY CLUSTER meet ng 7 30 p m Sunday se rv1ce 7 30 p m Prayer accommodattve, they fmtshed the Revelatton, we have 11 Rev CarlE HICkS n ght worsh•P 7 30 p m meeflng Thu rsday 7 30 p m Rev 0 Wm Sydensfrlcker RUTLAND CHURCH OF preserved for our learnmg today, and John satd, And many CHESTER CHURCH OF THE CHESTER Worsh p 9 15 NAZARENE Rev GOO Rev James Sat other stgns truly did Jesus m the presence of His dtsctples, which a m Church School 10 a m Lloyd 0 Gr mm Jr pas tor terfl el d pastor Sunday School ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 Su nday School 9 30 a m are not wntten m th1s book but THESE ARE WRITTEN, THAT a m 9 30 am worSh•P serv1ce II Church Schoo l 10 a m Mornmg worsh•P 10 30 a m am evenmg serv1ce 7 YE MIGHT BELIEVE THAT JESUS IS THE CHRIST, THE SON FLATWOODS - Worship 11 Young people s serv 1ce 6 45 prayer serv1ce and youth Chu rch Schoo l 10 a m p m Evangetl st .c serv ce OF GOD AND THAT BELIEVING YE MIGHT HAVE UFE a m se rv ce Wednesday 7 p m POMEROY WorShiP 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmg THROUGH HIS NAME 1" (John 20 30-31 ) LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN 10 30 am Church Sch oo l 9 15 serv iCe 7 30 p m CHURCH - Robert E Musser UMYF 6 30 p m H thts IS true, what purpose does the pseud<H"eligiomst am MASON COUNTY pa stor Sunday School 9 30 ROCK SPRINGS - Worsh p YHE HILAND CHAPEL healer of today serve beyond hisown ptcketbook ? In consistency 10 a m Ctl urch School 9 a m a m Robert Bobo supt George Casto pastor Sunday mornmg worsh rp 10 30 6 30 p m With the Word of God Is the downfall of all such persons, and they UMYF Schoo l 9 30 evenrnQ worsh•p even ng serv1ce 7 30 Sunday MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER 7 30 Thursday even ng prayer M1d week seril lce Wednesday shall stand accountable for thetr lles m the Judgement hall of Rev Robert Bumgarner serv 1ce 7 30 _p m 7 30 p m HEATH Worsh p 10 30 Clmst one day" MASON FIRST BAPTIST SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Second a m Church Schoo l 9 30 a m and Pomeroy Sts Stan THE NAZARENE ~ Rev M UMYF 7pm - Loren T Steph•ns Cra•g pastor Sunday school C Lar•more pastor Bob RUTLAND - Worsh p 9 15 9 45 am worshtp servrce 11 Moore Sunday School Supt a m Church Sc hool 10 am am tra•n•ng un1on 6 30 Sunday School c lasses for all UMYF7pm P m even1ng worshrp serv ce ages 9 30 am morn ng SALEM CENTER - Wor 7 30 p m M•d week pray er '; - ' - I he Uatly :icnltnel, M1ddleP<I' t-Pn!Ht'llll 0, Frtd!l y, Jun~ 7, 1974 ! I. { �,. 6 - The Datly Sent mel Middleport Pomu O) U ~ 1\ll,\v Jum 7 1974 SE V l:N VE NTI ST .... I A Y r 1 AD cl o n ll(<lr MultH' v H( t1 h. V~ fcr<r lS M l ni Or <"I l l o~~: 1 ~1 POMEROY POMEROY TRINIT Y Re\ol W H Perrm pasto r Roy May er Sunday school sup t Chu r ch sc h ool 9 5 il n wor s t•u p se rv ce 10 1 1 a 11 Youth cho r rehear s al Mon ! day 3 30 p m und er d reel 0 1 o f MM y Sk nncr sen or cho r r e h earsal 7 30 p m Th ursday Wtfh Mrs Pau l Ne ase dt r ector POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corner Unton and Mulberry Rev Cly d e V Hencter$on pa s or Sun d ay schoo l 9 30 a m Glen M cC l u n g supt mo r ntng ~orshtp 10 30 am ev en n g se rv ce 7 30 m 1d week ser v ce Wednesday 7 JO p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - Th e ...... Rev H arol d rec tor Dee th Church se rv tces 10 JO am Holy commun ton h r st Sunday of mon t h ch ur c h school 10 30 .... a m t or nursery through 11 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - John F Amstutz pastor B ble schoo 9 30 a m worsh p 10 JO adult worsh• P serv tee and you n g people s meetmg bot h 7 JO p m Comb•n ed B 1bte study and pray er meet•ng Wedne sday _ 1 30 p m \~ THE SALVATION ARMY "t> Envo y Ray W Wtn ng off cer .._, "' c harg e Sunday 10 am ~ Ho i m ess m ee t ng 10 30 am ._Sunday Sc hoo l Young Peopl es ._, Leg on 7 p m Thur sday Ito 3 l p m La des Home League 7 ;L. p m Pr ep cla sses •: ST PAUL LUTHERAN 1L Corner Second and Sycamore 1 Sts P om er oy the Rev I Wi!l•am M dd leworth past or Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 am t chur ch serv•ces 10 30 am J RevSAC RED HEART F ,1tt1(' r ''0 n Na cl l :l m pas to r P h ont: 992 2 8 '15 Sa tun::tijy seven ng M cu s 7 30 IJ rlt<l'r' Mass ~ 'l. nci 10 a n Conl l'S S ons Saturd ay 7 7 30 p m FOMii:ROY FIRST BAP TI ST Ro bert t<;..t hn pa stor W1 1am W at son Su nd a y schoo l sup! Su n days I LOI 9 30 a n BY F 6 p m 8 bl e study Wedn es da y l I' m c ho 1r prac t ce Wednesday 8 30 p , POMEROY WESLEYAN H OLiNESS C HUR C H Harr sonv I I~: Rev 0 De I Mil1llcy PJ sto r H enry Ebl n Sun d w Sch oo l Sup! Su nday Sc hool 9 J O am Even ng wor sh p 7 30 p rn Pr ay er an d Pra se se rv ce Thur sd ay 7 30 pm SYRACUSE F IR ST '" HURCH OF GOO Rc\1 c eorg e 0 tcr pe~ s t o r <; u 1day 'i> choo l 9 l S tl m m or n no pr C> achng 11 am f'V ilnael s t c se rv ce 7 10 D m Prc1y C'r l ('I I 1q 1 urs d ay ! )0 p l POMERO Y WESTSIDE CHUR CH OF CHRIST 200 W Mam Sl Loren T Stephen s evangel1 s l phone 992 7856 C onser va t ve non •ns tr umentat Sunday worShiP 10 a m B b le stu d y 11 a m worsh p 6 p m We dn esday B1b e stu dy 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH (no n Lan g sv ill e d enom nat1 on e l ) Dexter Roa d t he Rev Worley Ha l ey pas tor Sun day schoo l 10 am evenmg wors h1p 7 30 p m Praye r meet1ng Tu esda y 7 30 p m youth group Fr da y 7 30 p m I ' bth~ sermonette ••• ;• I •• Modern divine healing Pom ero y Pn s to r ll cr b Lrl MOrCl<lll Sclbbc11h Sci ool C vt.: f y Saturday i'll 'lo rn ill d wo rs t •P SN \11ce f ollow nq il l 3 I 'I o rn Opt->n B1bl 1 d scu s'3 on c~ c h Thur~dc1y t1f J 30 p rn a1 the l hur c h Th e I r e ndly Ch urch GRAHAM UNIT E D METHODIST Pr(' ]( h n g 9 JO a m t.r st ar~d S('cond Sundays o f c.l ch m on tn th rd and to ur th Sund a y s each month w or Sh ip scr v ce t1l 7 30 p m Wedn esday evenrngs at 7 30 Prayer and 8 1bl e Study ~IRST TI~ T SO U T H ER N BAP Mu l lwrr y f\ Vl 78/ Pon 1 0y afllll.'lted w llh ll C th ~ Rtv r rcd H 11 Pi'I SfOr Troy Z w It nq ~ un d;:~y sc hool su p t S und<;~y sc 11oot Y lO d 1 morn nll wor')tl p lD 1 (1 '-. und ily 1 \l iliHI CI Sl C nf'e 1 q ! 0 p m Pr n yer m r(fnq '/\ Cll e<;ciny J JO pn MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Cor n er Fourt h and Marn M ddleporl Rev Henry Ke y Jr pa stor Su nday School 9 30 am Mrs Erv n Ba umgard ner supt Morn ng wor Ship 10 .45 am JEHOVAH S W I TNESSES Larry Ca r nahan pre s drng m m sler Sunday Brbl e le e ture 9 30 am Watch tower study 10 30 a m Tuesday B b le st udy 7 30 p m Thur s day mrnrstry scho ol 7 30 p m se r vrce m ee t1ng 8 30 pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of rhrtst 1n Chnst1an UnionLawrence Mant ey pa s tor Mrs Ru ssel l Young Sund ay School Supt Sund ay Sc ho ol 9 30 am Evenr ng worsh1p 7 30 Wednesday pr ayer meet1ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - R ac ne Ro ut e 2 th e Rev Ja mes M Muncy pastor Su nday school 9 45 a m mornm g wo rsh p 11 am evenmg worsh1p 7 30 p m Pra ye r meetrng Tu esd ay 7 30 p m Young p eop les meetmg 7 30 p m Thu rsday RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD B ertha Kr n grey su bst tute pas tor Su nday School 10 am wo r sh •P servrce 7 p m Sunday Prayer meetmg Wedn esday 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY ~'>( l ly /!O pn IJM V. llr <; 1 W1 d11 1 SC1 <ly 1 JO pIll WESLEYAN (Rile n ) \ IHt'l y SC h OOl 10 II wur ..,r p t t 1 • n IJit study T hurs d ~y I p m c ho•r prrt c t cr 1 hun.dly B p 1 ft !low " ! 1p o.;u ppcr I ro; ! W1 fl ('5d lY 1-, !0 p " IJ M W tou r h M o 1d 1 y o p n GREAT BEND Wor sh p I ?n d an d 4ltl Sundrty s a m Chur ch Sc hool 0 a m L ET ART FALLS Wor Ship 10 =1 m Ch urc h sc hool 9 a m R r::1 e study 7 30 p m ev ery Tues day MORNING STAR Wor sh 1p 9 JO a m Ch ur ch Sc hool 10 JO a rn Mrd W eek Se rv ce Wednesday 8 p m MORSE CHAPEL Wor sh p 11 a m 1st and Jrd Sundays Chur c h Sc hool 0 am PORTLAND Wo r sh p 7 30 p n Church Sc hoo l 9 30 a m SUTTON - Wo r Ship I I a m 1 ld and 4fh Su nd ays Ch ur ch Sc hoo l 10 a m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Robert Meece Rev Stanley Brandum JOPPA - Worsh1p 10 am Churc h School 9 am Pray er Me e trn g Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Chu r ch se r v ces 9 a m Su nday Schoo l 9 45 a m B1ble St udy every Thursday 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL Wor Sh p II a m Church Sc hoo l 10 am ALFRED - Sunday sch oo l 9 45 a m each Su n day prea chmg a t 11 a m ea ch Sunday Prayer meet•ng 7 45 p m Wednesday WSCS 8 p m on th 1r d Tu esday each month REEDSVILLE Su nd ay sc hool 9 30 prea ch1n g 7 30 p m Sunday pray er m ee l mg 7 30 p m Tuesday wscs 7 30 f1 rst Thur sd ay each month SILVER RIDGE - Worship 10 a m Ch ur ch Sc hoo l 9 am TUPPERS PLAINS Worsh p 9 a m Sc hool 10 a m KENO Ch u rc h CHURCH OF CHRIST George Fr ed er 1c k supt Serv1 ce weekly 9 30 a m on Sunday Preachrng f 1rst and thrrd Sunday s of month by Clrfford Sm th 9 30 am HOBSON C HRISTIAN UNION - Darre l l Doddrrll pa stor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Leonard Gilmore f1rst e ld er even ng serv 1ce 7 30 p m Wednesday pray er m ee tmg 7 30 p m !0 p n1 MT UNION BAPTI ST J.l c v Ce c il Co;.: pa stor Sunday ~n:o..Qo l s up l Jo e Sayr e Sunday sch ool 9 d5 c1 m Sunday C'v c:n nq wo r Ship 7 10 Wi.! d n csday pray er and B bl e study 7 30 p m TUPPER S PLAINS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Euge ne Und erwood pa stor Howard Caldwell Jr Sun day Sc hool ...... up I Sunday Se t ool 9 30 a m Morn ng SPrmon 10 J O am Sunday even ng sc r v ce 7 p m LETART FALLS UNIT E D BRETHREN Rev Freeland Norr• s pa st or F lo yd Nor r• s sup t Sunday sch oo l 9 30 c'l m rnornm9 serm on 10 JO am Prayer serv ce Wedn es day 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPH ECY G P Smrth pa stor Sunday Sc hoo l 10 a m A rt hur Henson Supt Morn1ng Wors hrp II am Yo un g People s sen11 ce 7 p m Even ng se r v ce 7 JO p m Wednesday M1d W ee k Prayer Serv ce 7 30 p m Youth m ee t ng 6 30 p m Even m g worsh p 7 30 p m Television Log 6 11 30 - 5 30 - Racine Social Events Mrs J ea n Lmdsay of Groveport has been a recent guest of Mr and Mrs Jerry Powell Mrs Ivan Powell Jr and Ivanna and Lon, who have been !iVUJg m Thailand, have returned to the USA and settled in Racme among relattves and frtends Mr Melvin Rtff!e of Columbus was the weekend guest of hts parents, Mr and Mrs Roy Rtffle Mr and Mrs D~le SITUth of :Pomeroy and Mrs Margaret Houdashelt spent the weekend m Urbana visiting their cousm, Mr and MI'S Claude Bowers Mr and Mrs Wllham McKenzte, Plullip, Jeff ~nd .josle of Galltpolis, were guests Monday of Mr a•od MI'S Roy Riffle, honormg the birthday of I worshtp 10 45 NYPS SunJ:1ay 6 30 p m evangel st• c serv1ce Sunday 7 30 p m Mid week pray er meet 1ng Wednesday 7 30 p m M ss onary meet ng second Wednesday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev Richard E Jarv1s ASBURY Wor Sh i p 11 am Church School 9 50 a m WSCS 1st Tuesday FOREST RUN - WorShiP 9 a m Church School 10 a m wscs 3rd Wednesday 7 30 his mother Mrs Riffle Mrs Stella Grueser of Middleport spent Monday pm MINERSVILLE - WorShip vts1tmg Mrs Margaret 10 a m Chur ch School 9 a m Houdashelt WSCS 3rd Monday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Church Mr and Mrs Jerry Powell Schoo l 9 30 a m worsh•P have spent the past two days m serv •s.r 7 30 p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER Pennsylvama attendm g the Rev Steven Wilson funeral servtces of thetr uncle, Rev Larry Poling Roy Roush • Rev Howard Sh1ve1ey BETHANY (Dorcas! Mr and Mrs Ben Phi !son Worsh 1p 9 30 a m Church spent several days m New School 10 30 a m CARMEL WorShiP 11 York at whoch tune they at- a m 1st and Jrd Sunda ys tended the ' June Fesllval" of Churrh Schoo l 10 a m APPLE GROVE - Worship the Metropohtan Opera Co , 7 30 p m f1rs t and th• rd Sun and other places of mterest APPLE GROVE - Sunday Mrs Gomer Lewts spent school 9 30 am wo r sh•P th1rd Sunday 7 30 several days vtsttmg Mr and pf1 rmst and prayer m ee)mg Wed Mrs Rush Philson and faiTUly nesday 7 30 p m Fellowship sup per t rst Saturday 6 p m m Syracuse U M W second Tuesday 7 30 Mr and Mrs Frank Cleland pm are spending a vacation at EAST LETART Sunday vanous places of mterest school 9 30 a m w or ship sec ond and f ourth Sur day 7 30 p rn prayer meetmq Wed I UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Robert Smrth pastor Sunday sc hool 9 30 am class leader Leo H1t1 worship serv.ce 10 30 a m ch urch 7 30 p m OF EDEN UNITED BRETH RENIN CHRIST - El den R B lake pastor Sunday Sc hool 10 a m Howard McCoy sup t Mornrng sermon 11 a m Sunday n1ght serv• ces Chnst1an Endeav er 7 30 p Song serv •ce 8 p m m Preaching 8 30 p m M d week Prayer m eet ing Wed nesday 7 p m Ray Adams Ia y leader CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST - Lo c at ed at Rutland on New Lrma Road n ex t to Forest Acre Park Rev Ray Rouse pastor Robert Musser Sunday School supt Sun day sc hool 10 30 a m worsh i P 7 30 p m B1ble study Wed nesday 7 30 p m Saturday n1ght prayer serv 1ce 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson pastor Ray Whaley supt Morn ng wor sh •P 9 30 a m 10 30 a m church school young people s meeting 6 30 Pm evenmg worsh lp. 7 '3 0 P rp 3fble study Wednesday Portland Ra c .n e Road Wlll1am Roush pas tor Denny Evans Sunday Sc hoo l D rect or Sunday Sch ool 9 30 am Morn ng worsh•P 10 30 a m Su nday evenmg se rv1c e 7 Wedn es day eve n1n g p m pray er se rv ces 7 30 p m pun.·~ Selected 8y The /l.men rar~ Ro ble Soc: e y S Su nday Ac ts Mo nday Psalms 2:1 11 104.24 35 I ( Tue sday John 23 Copyr ghl 1974 Ke ~ e Adve s n11 Wedne sday Romans Th ursday I Corrnth 1ans 8.22 27 12 .3-13 20.1 9 Serv Cl' Inc S !r~ ~b urg Fun for Everyone 6 Treehouse Club 8 In Tou c h 13 Saturday 49 3 6 40 2 10 SEAr... Psalms Uorlslna 220 E 296 W. Second THE DAILY SENTINEL Ph 992-3863 Pom eroy HAYMAN'S Devoted to M e 1gs Ma son Area Pomeroy 0 • NORTH • J742 'IJ964 + K3 .K75 WEST '3 .Kl08 (Genera I Merchandi se ) Support the Church of Your Cho1ce 104 W Mam Pomeroy P ~992 - 3354 MARK V STORE +Ql0762 MIDDLEPORT OHIO MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR RE XAL L DRUGS We Foil All Doctors Prescrrptron s 992 2955 Pom er oy, 0 Cor Rts 7&544 "MR. ADVERTISER" Chesh tre Ph 367 7414 MAYER & HILL BARBER SHOP You Can Use T h ts Spa ce Eac h Week On ly S1 00 Rae me Ph 949 959 1 WAID CROSS SONS STORE OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Grocenes & General M erchandt se Rac rne Ph 949 5771 Bakers of Ho lsum Bread MIDDLEPORT OHIO All WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR. REAL ESTAT E BR OKER 11 0 MechaniC St Ph 991 3325 DBA Ant hon y Plumbmg and Healing 337 N 2nd M1ddleporl 992 3550 GAUL'S MARKET SMITH NELSON MOTORS CH ESTE R OH IO Authonzed BUJck Pont1ac 500 E Mam St . Ph¢ne 992 3284 GMC Dealer Ph '1)12 2174 RIDENOUR SUPPn GOEGLEIN READY MIX Furnttureand Hardware Hamel tfe Saws Middl eport Ph 985 3308 HEINER'S BAKERY Chester 0 BEN FRANKLIN STORE Bake rs of Good Bread HU NT IN GTON W VA BAP TIST - Corner of Second and Anderson Mason Pastor Walter Cloud Sunday school 9 45 am worShiP serv1ce 11 a m and 7 30 p m Week l y Brh le study Wednesday 7 30 Altend th e Church of Your Cho1ce Ph 992 3498 Pomeroy M&R FOODLINER NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE I· MIDDLEPORT OHIO Pm MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD - Second St Mason W va Chester Tennant pastor Sunday school 10 a m mornrng worshrp 11 am evangel St1c serv1ce 7 30 p m B1bte study and prayer serv•ce Wednesday 7 30 p m Phone I, Shor t Orders- Carry Oul A Cool D1n1ng Room St Rt 7 Chester Ohoo 773 5133 HARTFORD CHURCH OF I, RACINE FOOD MARKET Rac rne I • DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: Is • 7 a Movte Aaron Sitek from Punkm Cnck 2 30 - News 13 4 oo-Mov 1e Jack Frost 4 6 00 - Peyton Place 4 I Now arran1e the c1rcled letters to form the aurprise answer, u [] sun•sttd by the above cartoon (..\Nwen tomarrowl 4 J•mLI., TAFFY I One letter s1mply stands lor another In this sample A Is used lor the three L s X lor I he two 0 s ete Single letters, apostrophes the 1englh and !ormation of the words are all h1nts Each day the rode !ellen are d11ferent RDMVK I Prit Ill SIIIIPIISUNSW!Uere I [ X XXI I XI I J Yrelf'rdn't Antwrr FORGO w VH SDCNVSM D p ESDJRLTML YDGL CNWS JDGTH - KNWGRLH RWYX Yealerday's Cryptoquole AN INVITATION TO A WEDDING , INVOLVES MORE TROUBLE THAN A SUMMONS TO A POLICE COURT - WILLIAM FEATHER BIGAMY AFFRAY (@ 1'974 Xin1 Featur~• Synd•cat.e,lnc ) A lalenl MmJr> Pfopl£ haue-m o manntr of .,...,kmp-GIFT DF GAB DICK TRACY ~~~----,~,~~==~~ .A95 'IQ72 +JBS .AI06J WELL THAT MADE ME FEE L WORlD WMERf! I C014E A LITTLE 6ETTf'R ¥/HEN ~IG6E-R ~R OM THE'( 0Ul THE AHS\<IfRS l lL BE GONE Cf!OSS li!OAD5 ClOWI'I I.IKE 'I"'U PtPE MIGHTY' LOW - -----~ n I come t' see Her, Honor ' r ' "' I WANT I~ONING WHAT AroUT YOU R. KEPT 10 A MINIMUhA OWN PAC'KI~ WINNIE? 50 "!HERr ARE NO HAVE YOU 't:NDED 10 qACCIDENl'S il 1HAT? THE BORN LOSER NO AND THERE: ARE 50'/IE: THINBB I. HAVE 10 PICK UP ~00-HOO, I'M~! FOR MY TRIP/ 100 ,_ l ' ALLEY OOP .' "' I SELL IT W11M A SENTINEL WANT AD i'u HE OON T SMOKE, GAMBLE, CU55 OR TETCH MOONSHINE • PHONE 992 2156 Church andOtf1ce Supplies Go Its 99 M1ll St Middleport . Meats and Grocerres Sy ra c use 0 Ph 992 OL LIE 5 TH WHITE SHEEP IN TH FAMBLY OKA~ LUCILlE JUST TO SIIOW '(().) I M. NOT Af~AID ILL GO !='lR5T ' I GUESS I VE 9EEN KI'ID Of SCARED FOR NOTHIN6 ACTVALL~ ITtL 6( GREAr TO HAVE PIE«CED EMS WE CAN WEAR !lfAIITiflli. EAR~NtiS ~AT y I p TODAY'S QUESTION Instead of doublmg a second lime ::JI#Ur partner has b1d three etubs What do you do now• FORGET IT! ,,It ~ ' "' "" " vu "'• 3986 I I • ,,' I E ore rilbl ,_ 1 ' ' AXYDLBAAXK LONGFELLOW CRYPTOQUOTES (J News 3 4 Movtes You ngblood Hawke The Pnme of M1ss Jean Brod te 1 10 Murder 1n the Bl ue Room 13 Of4E 5\JI'IDAY EKCUR SIOI'I AM[:) '(OU lHlNt( Y'OU 'If SEEf't TH The bukllng has been 7 Weot North Easl Soulh Pass •• Double 2• Pass Double Pass You, South, hold •15YJ432 tAQ97.853 What do you do now• A-Three boarla Is aa UHer· bid Four heorlt dangeron Toke your choke o11d hope you . Pomeroy ....... J Midmghl Spec1al 15 12 00 - Movie Istanbul Express 3 A Child IS Waotmg 4 12 15- Mov1e The Phantom of Soho 6 1 00 - Mov1e The Mummy s Tomb 13 Yesterday's AllSwer 12 Return to _ 29 Susptc1ous 18 Bakery 30 Roman 1tem nver 21 InJure 31 Correct a 22 Cause faulty 23 - Ktllebrew text 24 Affront 32 Greek 25 Darken letter 27 J osher 34 Cut Pomeroy 0 SADIE'S MARKET MEIGS TIRE CENTER ACROSS DOWN 1 Name for I Rtchard a dog Roundtree 5 Bnbe role ioday 8 Gardenmg 2 Oppostte GEMINI (May 21 -June 201 CAPRICORN (Dec 22 -Jan Tens•on over fmances c ou ld need 3 Japanese 19) A problem betwe en two put the damper on your day d 9 Famed c1ty pal s o f yours •s de~Jelop•ng and you perm•! 1! D reel your at you re apt to be caugh l n the musketeer 4 Type of te nt •on to ess worldly n m1 ddte Favo( the one who al 13 Author dwelhng terests ways keeps h1 s word CANCER (June 21 July 2 2) Paton 5 Dishearten AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb You re go1ng to be a bit 1rn 14 Make 6 Mountam 19) Somethmg thai has been a l ated w1lh your mate today source of fr u ~ tr at 1 on lor the naked nymph You II tearn lat er that what you past few days w•tt be re moved 15 Not 7 Pohsh were angry about wasn I rea t y from your pa th perm thng you hlS fault genume wtfely a freer weekend LEO (July 23-Aug 221 Don I tttle PISCES (Feb 20 March 20) 16 Chmese ge t too bent out ol shape when Usua lly 11 s fun to be where the C lty 10 Mystery you hnd you w on I ha Ye as act on and the no1se IS Thai s 17 H1ked wnter's much l1me as you thought to where Is all happentng Thls get someth 1ng. comple ted to 19 Pop subJ ect evenmg howe<Jer you II en1 oy day 20 One 11 Form a a qu et spo t more VIRGO (Aug 23·Sepl 221 ( Ger ) thought 21 Boundary 22 Backbone I have a very good job, get along w1th people and have many 25 German engraver fnends, mcludmg mBie fnends - but no boyfnend 26 Bombast I have feehngs, hopes, dreams, JUSt bke any other woman n Small Why do men shy away from t.!Je hand1capped, who would make VlOim great sweethearts and Wl ves • We wouldn t be burdens - we ve !8 Conversa learned how to hve bona! Helen please ask the guys to give us a chance - HOPING syllables Dear Hopmg 29 CtrcumI certamly wtll' scnbed Meanwhtle, why not JOin a club for handtcapped people• 33 Entertamed Here, yo u can help others while they help you - H 35 Shade of green 36 Knelled 37 Green ~&M&M;Ik.l &IJ-.~ ,_ Mansions" hv H(I'•H11 AIIN OL 0 ,orul 0 ( )0 l£1 hero If 'p'OU behave Ill toke you Unscramblelhese four Jumble9, 38 Whole along on my nexl Urghl one Jetter to eath square to 39 Pup form four ord1nary words. 40 Son of Odm 41 Brunnhilde's mother Dec 21) A ma te fnend o l you rs always comes to you when he s a tnfl e s ha ri Don I be surpnsed f he gets 1n tou ch Early 1n the day p ressures Will be more acute Your temper w1tt be more vo la llle than ta ter on when you It le t go and rel ax •• ' FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCHj Lelart W Va Rt ll 30 - by THOMAS JOSEPH INEWSPAPER ENTERPRiSE ASSN l MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE The Store W1th A Heart Ph 949 33l42 Bob Newharl Show 8 10 Movoe 33 OwenMarshall13 Carol Burnette 10 News 8 10 News 6 13 Speakeasy 6 News 13 ~.,,.",a( Kerm s Korner' Kermrt Walton . GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN 9 30 10 OO 11 00 11 15 - 2~) SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dea Helen I am a smgle woman m my 30s, not bad lookmg (so I m told) The problem ts, l am m a wheel chrur ~~~ EAST By Oswald & James Jacoby th' Here ts another hand from the Reese-Dormer book M214or South ts m what looks hke a most comfortable two-heart contract, but thmgs start out badly The openmg lead of the queen of clubs ktlls off dummy's kmg South ruffs the thtrd club. If he s1mply bangs down hiS ace and kmg of hearts, he IS WINKLE • gomg to have to lead spades htmself If lhts happens he wtlllose three spades and one ® :t WANT TI-lE GOWN5 TAKIN(7 10 heart m add1hon to the two NE'RE: 3REECE PACKED clubs the defense has already lf:RY CAREFULLY taken to the bank A httle thought should show h1m a way to be sure of h1s contract except agamst most unhkely breaks He s1mply cashes one h1gh heart Then he leads a dta· mond to dummy's kmg and one back to hts ace Now he ruffs hts last d1amond, leads dummy's Jack of hearts and lets 11 rtde Thts ts what m1ght be called an "I don't care" fmesse If 1t loses, West wtll etther have to lead a spade or gtve South a ruff and discard Etther way South Will lose two spade tr1cks. Actually 1t w1ns. Now South doesn't lose a trump tr1ck and makes h1s contract m sp1te of the three spade losers ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Famt l y Recr ea tron Sw •mm •n g Camp tng 24 Nov LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-CONFUSION TO THE ENEMY 1 ~ ROYAL OAK PARK lun TAURUS (Apnl 20 May 20) Ll'ITLE ORPHAN ANHIE . FULL SERVICE SHOP Rad al Cuts & Toupees 120 E Mam St Po m eroy For (0<1 You II learn of something coni• dentral tha t will Q1ve you the drop on another It wont add to your cred•l tf you use tl + Devoted to the Greater Oh o Valley SWISHER & LOHSE Dear Helen Those bad tunes are past, hopefully, but I'd still hke to answer the woman who thought the energy shortage mtght cause a population explosiOn, because people stayed home and went to bed earher to keep warm I don't thmk he had much to worry about because 1f the earlyto-beds were as cold as I was climbmg m between those 1cy sheet... , they were all protected under two patrs of socks, flannel paJamas, and a full-length bathrobe 1- NO CHANCE FOR MESSING AROUND SCORPIO You need time a way from the home and 1ts responslbllllles today Ca ll some of your pals See 1! you can I strr up some June 8 1974 7 .QJ94 SOUTH (DJ • Q63 'AKI085 A94 .82 Both vulnerable . Wesl North East South !Y Pass 2Y Pass Pass Pass Opemng iead-•Q SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL Dear Helen You suggested that a woman scream 'Fire," rather than ' Help" 1f attacked by a raptst (thts to the gtrl who had to walk down a dark street at 11 p m on her way home from work 1 Have you checked wtth the laws concernmg thts ? I always thought 1t was unlawful to yell "Ftre" falsely as 1t could cause pamc and mJuroes - MRS E A Dear Mrs A Pamc and mjur1es on a dark , lonely street • Hardly 1 I think a threatened rape v1ctim has a nght to scream whatever Will brmg help fastest, and I think 'the law" wtll agree wtth me -H 2 00 - 'I don't care finesse' works THE ATHENS COUNJY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Doa l992 23 18 Fest1vat of Fam tl v Classics 13 WIN AT BRIDGE ME IGS COUNTY BRANCH N a f1onw1de Insurance Co of Columbus 0 307 Sprt ng Ave Pomeroy 10 Lawrence Welk 4 15 Catch 33 33 Thn llseekers 3 Lawrence Welk 13 7 30- Course of Our T1mrd 33 Bobby Goldboro 3 8 00- All In the Family 8 10 Partndge Family 6 13 Book Beat 33, Emergency 4 15 3 8 JO- MASH 8 10 Nova 33 Movie Can Ellen Be Saved 13 Juma '6 'PiayD~rty 3 415 MaryTylerMooreB 10 CATALOGUE STO RE Mr and Mrs Charles R Sheets 106 Court St Pomeroy 992 3001 P. J. PAULEY, AGENT 1 7 oo-Hee Haw 6, 8 MONTGOMERY. WARD Au th ortzed Catalog M er cha nt L ou•s W Osborne Ma1n Ph 992 2178 Pomeroy Mtss1on Mag 1c 6 13 12 00- Jetsons 3 4 15 lns1de C>.Jt 20 Mov1e 6 13 Pebbles & Bamm Bamm 8 10 12 30 - Go 3, 4, 1S Fat Albert 8 10 I 00 - Mon from UNCLE 4 Children s Film Festival 8, 10 Banana Spills 3 Amencan Bandstand 6 13 LasSiel5 I 30 - Greatest Sports Legends 3 IS 2 00 - Soul Tra1n 6 V1ewpomt 8 Baseball Pre Game 3 4 15 World Invitational Tenn1s ClasSic 13 Movie Jack McCall Desperado' 10 2 IS- Baseball 3 4 15 2 30 - Arthur Sm1lh 8 Fish In Hole 13 Wreslllng 8 Mov1e Safe At Home' 6 J 30 - An1mal World 10 Tarzan 13 4 00 - CBS Golf ChampiOnShip 8 Audubon Wildlife Theatre 33 Desert Inn ClasSic 4 30 - French Chef 33. World of Surv•val13 5 00 - Wode World of Sports 6 13 I Spy 15 A B1t woth Kn1t 33 Desert Inn ClasSic 3 B1g Red Machine 4 Belmonl Stakes 8 10 5 30- World of Surv•val4 Let s Grow a Garden 33 6 oo-Lil•as Yoga & You JJ News B Look at the Book 15 News 3 4 In lhe Know 10 6 30 - News 3 4, 6 15 Wilburn Brothers 8 Movie Semonole ~ W1th the hope 1t Will m some measure foster and help s ustam that wh1ch 1s good 1n fam1ly and commun1ty life, th1s feature IS sponsored by the busmess f1rms and organ1zat1ons whose names appear below CHRIST P 0 Box .487 M ller St Mason W Va Sunday B1b te Study 10 am Worsh p 11 am and 7 p m B1ble Study Wednesday 7 p m Voca l music I 4 Mart1an 8, 10 Sigmund &the Sea Monsters 3 4 15 10 30- Goober and the Ghost Chasers 6 13 Pmk Panthers 3 4 IS, Jeannie 8 10 Zoom 20 11 00- Brady K1ds 6 13 Abbott & Costello 8 Sesame Sl 20 Speed Buggy 10 Star Trek 3 4 15 11 30 - JoSle and the Pussycats on Outer Space 8 10 Butch OF I Un 10 Sesame St 20 V1rg n11 Frrday tsatah servtce Wednesday 7 30 p m 1 R ev Ge orge Ho sc har pastor Sunday School 9 30 am Prayer and B1ble study 7 30 p m Co t tage Prayer Serv. ce Tuesday 1~ a m WorshiP Se r v•ce Thursday 7 30 p m MlS Slon tmpossrble 6 9 30 - Inch High Provate Eye 3 4 15 10 00- Elec Co 20 LasSies Rescue Rangers6 13 My Favorote Two nng s res tmg on'il ~Two hearts united by God s blessmg Two l1ves ennched by love- human and d1vme Two mmds respons1ve to the powe r of Truth Two souls sharmg the JOY of Fa1th Two Chnsllans bulldmg the1r hopes and dreams on the f1rmest foundation REORGANIZED CHURCH JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS CHRIST 1n Chrtst1an Un1on The Rev William Ca m pbell pastor Sunday School 9 30 ~ m Jam es Hughes supt evenmg serv1ce 7 30 p m W e dn esd ay ev en •n g prayer meet1ng 7 3D p m Youth prayer serv•ce each Tuesd ay IS Ten Days to Tolar a Casstdy J 4 15 OF FIRST SOUTHERN 4 Bear Bunch 8 Lass 1e 10 8 30- Yogi's Gang 13 MISier Rogers 20 Addams Family 3 4 15 Sabrona 8 Popeye 10 Edward Saunders 6 9 00 - Emergency Pl us 3 4 15 Super Fnends 6 13 Mov1~ a dation fora marriage CHRIST T m Russe l l m•n•ster N orma n C W tlt Sunday school su pl Su nday school 9 30 a m w or sh rp serv 1ce 10 30 a m B b le stud y Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH llnrrurs' Mulht•1 tlas.1 Uate Failh for Today 10 I 30- Sesame St 20 Saturday Report 3 Osmonds 13 Farm Front 4 S~eedracer6 Speed Buggy 8 Treehouse Club 10 8 00- Jakes Place 6 L•dsvllle 3 4 15 Bugs Bunny 13 Ha~r pm MASON Mov1e 7 00 - and sh p 9 a m Church School 10 am UMYF Thursday 7 p m Johnny Carson J out be ing mu ch fun In fa c t 11 could be g1n on a hect •c note But wa•l the laughs co me later For Satu1day June 8 1974 ARIES (March 21 April 19) !){ ,or H.tuo Fm 24 Y''"' s I w.1s m,lffled to an alcohohc who has now dcrtdt'!l to llvt "1th anot11cr wum.m I never went out, except to work M1 Lhildn n ~ul uS<xi lo t11o~ l Sml't.' mv thvorH I have mel a vet v mce ma n who takes me nut <K'Casmnally But my children vwtently diSapprove lhey thmk I should st..y "'"'"' and be rontent to hve alone the rest ol "" hie My marnr d son says I can move m w1th them m my later vc ""' My 15-y<a r-<~ld says 1f I r<1Jnarry she wtllleave home Helen, when I go w1th thts man I'm made to feel hke a crunmal The fam1ly doesn't have anything agamst h1m personally - JUSt the fa ct that Mother 1s 'datmg " I m lonely for fnend s my own age, and for male com pamonSiup though I don 't expect to marry soon How can I convmce my chtldren that 40 hours a week of work plus housework 1s not satisfymg enough? - T G L Dear T Your children are e1ther very seUISh or so overprotective they 'd make a beauty pageant chaperone look hke Linda l.nvetace Why try to convmce when you can stmply TELL your bossy offsprmg Mama 1s a btg gtrl now and has earned the r1ght to datmg prtvtleges• - H SATURDAY JUNES 1974 6 20 - Summer Semesler 10 6 30 - Ky Afield 13 ChriStopher Closeup 10 FREE CHURCH New Trec:t sure touchables 13 Mov1es Moon Zero Two 8 Black Sabbat h 10 12 30 - Don K~rshner s Rock Concerl6 New s 13 I 00 - Modnlgnt Spec1al 3 4 In Concert 13 Mov1e The Unearlhly 10 Take F1ve for Lofe 15 2 30 - Mov1e They Came from Beyond Space 4 News 13 4 00 - Mov1e Capta 1n Carey USA 4 METHODIST - Rev Robert E Buck le y pa stor W1ll1am Ba l ey Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m even fng worsh p 7 30 p m Wednesday Chr•st •an Youth Cr usad e 6 30 p m Thur sday cho1r pract ce 7 DEXTER Porter Wagoner 3 Wall St Week 20 33 I Bl gger lh1ngs are 1n store l or you la ter m th e year than 1n ths ear ly months More tra vel and mov 1ng around will come about LIBRA (Sept 23 0<1 231 An act tv ty at yours w II no t star l Bv llt•lt·n Bulk) 10 30 - Day at Noght 33 10 4S - Farm Home & Garden 20 II 00 - News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Janak•33 Av1al1on WeMher10 CHRIST Ct fford Sm t h m n ster Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am mo r n .ng chu rch 10 30 a m Sunday even1ng serv 1ce 1 30p m Wednesday serv 1ce 8 CLIFF ' ~· 8 30 - Washington Connect1on 20 Stx M1ll1on Doll a r M a n 6 13 Lotsa Luck 3 15 Indy 500 Prevtew 4 Mounta1n Scene 33 9 00 - Blcentenmal Lecture Serre s 20 Mov 1e The Anderson Tapes 3 4 15 Masterptece Thea ter JJ 9 30 - 0ddCouple6 13 Mov•e Cnme Club 8 10 00 - Toma 6 13 News 20 Conft1cts of Har ry S Trum an 33 BRADBURY CHURCH OF LAUREL Cons 6 Turned on CriSIS 33 Hu~t 10 Beat the Clock 13 Hollywood Squares 1 Con centrallon 8 To Tell lhe Truth 6 8 00 - Washongton Rev1ew 20 Brady Bunch 6 13 Mov1e S1dek1cks 8 A Farewelllo Arms tO Sanlord & Son J • 15 CHESTER CHURCH OF Helen Help Us. • • FRIDAY,MAY24 1974 00 - News 3 4 8 15 ABC News 13 Sesame St 20 Truth or 7 30 - Pressure from another w1ll tend • 10 sway yo ur Judgment and coerce you 1nlo mak1ng a deer stan you shouldn 1 Hol d yo ur ground • 222 13 7 00 - Truth or Conseq ~ Beat the Clook • News 6 10 Whal s My Lone 8 W1ld Kongdom 13 Elec Co 20 Avoalion Wealher JJ I Spy 15 THE NAZARENE RevHerb er t Grat e pasto"' Wor Sh p serv •ce 11 am and 7 30 p m Sund ay Sun day School 9 30 am R1chard Barto n sup t Prayer meet n g Wed nesday 7 30 p m pm :;.'; '' ',,, ,,, ,,.;-:,: ,.,.·.. ,..,, , :;, ., , , , , , ,:,:,::;:-::: :,:;:,:,:;:;::, , : :,: ,:,:,: :,:,::::· : , , .,:,., :;: 6 30 - NBC News 3 4 15 ABC News 6 CBS News 8 10 Room MT MORIAH CHURCH OF CHURCH Near Long Bot All healu g 1s dl\me, whether mtraculous or whether atded tom Est 1 Hart pa stor Roy GOD - Ra c •n e Route 2 The Rev Charfes Hand pas tor r by natural means The SO-<!alled modern divme heahng of today Brown a ss 1s t ant pa s tor Sunday sc hoo l 9 d5 a m Sunday sch oo l 10 am Church morn n g worsh1p 11 am : 1s netther dtvme nor healmg All the laws that we use are dtvme 7 30 p m eac h Su n d a y serv ces Tu esday and '":"The doctors of a fe" years ago dtscovered that qumme was a even1ng pray er meetmg 7 30 FEven1ng rrda y 7 30 p m Thursday B E THLEHEM BAPTI ST BEAR WALLOW R lOGE spec1f1c med1cme for malana, but who made the bark from MIDDLEPORT PEN Rev Ea r l Shuler pas t or CHURCH OF CHRIST B1ble TECOSTAL Th 1rd Ave the whtch 1t comes? It IS not a questwn of the power of God He could Wo r sh p serv ce 9 30 a m udy 9 30 a m morn1ng St Rev W II ra m Kn tt ! l pastor make peanuts grow from watermelon vmes But does He• It 1s a Ronald Dugan Sun da y Sc hool worShiP 10 30 a m even1n g Sunday Sun day sc nool 10 30 worsh p 6 30 p m Wednesday a m B1bl e stu dy and prayer queshon of His law' Not a matter of power but of fact It lS not a Supt Cla sses to r all ages serv1 ce 7 30 p m Thursday Brbfe St udy 7 30 p m eve n ng servo 1c e 1 30 p m matter of a quesllon of fatth m prayer, but rather God's law m B 1ble study Wednesday 7 JO MT OLIVE CHURCH - K .ngsbury Road Sunday L ong Bott om Sund ay Sc hool Sc hool 9 30 am Ralph Carl youth serv 1c es Fr day regard to prayer. Suppose I should pray for God to make a man 7p m 10 am wr l h W11tard P190T1 30 p m supt worshiP serv1ce 10 30 of the dust of the ground or a woman from the rtb of a man Would supt Evangel1st1c message a m and 7 30 p m alternat el y FREEWILL BAPTIST each Sunday eilen ng 7 30 p m Pra yer meet ng Wednesday He do 11 now ? He did 1t once But then He set Hts law of Corner Ash an d P lum M1d by E lder Russell C rn e 1 30 p m Rev Jay St tes dteport Noel H errma n procreallon mto bemg for the contmuatwn of the human spectes pastor Saturday evenrng m 1n1ster of the A pos to l iC Farth pastor B1b le St udy Wednesday 7 JO serv•ce 7 p m Sunday schoQ I and the same 1s true for all His creallon 1 pm 10 a m Su nday e venmg A mtracle 1s a stgn of seal whtch God puts upon Hts worshrp 7 p m STIVERSVILLE COM OLD DEXTER CON MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday GREGATIONAL CHURCH revelahon or upon His representatahve (Matt 9 2-3 ) There was MIDDLEPORT FIRST sc hoo l serv ce 10 a m Pray er Mrs Worl ey Fran cts Sunday BAPTIST - Corner S1;.r: th and first Mtracle, then Law In regard to Adam and Eve there was meetmg Thursday 7 p m sc h on l supt Sunday sch ool 10 P a lm er th e Rev Steve Sunday even.ng serv1ce 7 p m am the law of creatton and then the law of procreahon The law of Skag gs pas to r Da n n y ZION CHURCH OF CHR I ST procreahon by wh1ch mankind contmues upon the earth today ts Th om p son Sun d ay school sup t Pom eroy H arrrson v lll e LONG BOTTOM WMPO rad o program 7 45 Roa d R1ck Morr son pastor JUst as divme, ahd JUSt as unposstble for man to arttflctally am CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Sunday sc hool 9 15 a m Sun day school supt Steven dupbcate, as the law of creation E;very chtld comes mto the m ornmg worsh p 10 15 am St anl ey Sunda y sc hool 9 JO Wyatt pastor Sunday School Ronald Osborne Brble Youth actPIIIu~·s an d fel lowShip am morn ng worShiP an d supt world by diVUJe law Mtracles were the badge of authortty '' Sc hool 9 30 am preach•ng to r 1un1or an d se n or hrgh comm u nro n 10 30 am (John 5 36 14 11 ) 10 45 a m Evenrng serv ces st uden ts 6 p m B ble st udy Su nday even ng youth 7 30 p m 1 30 p m M d we ek pray er Ch r1 st an End~avor 6 30 p m There are ftve classes of nuracle m the Btble When we read HYSELL RUN FREE serviCe Wednesday 7 30 p m worsh p serv 1ce Sund ay 7 30 METHODIST - Ronald Wells of Chnst saymg, 'Peace be still' , to the tempest, m Matt 8 26, p m Wedne sday evenm g CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 pr aye r me e t n g and B bl e pastor and 1t qweted, we see rrurufest His power over nature 1 Ukewtse Middlepo rt 5th and M&1n Morn.ng worshiP 10 30 a m study 1 30 o m George Glaze m1n1ster a m Young Peo ple s Serv ce wtth the f1g tree m Matt 21 19 Chnst spoke and 1t wtthered ST JOHN LUTHERAN Jam es Sheets s upermten den t 6 45 p m Evangel tst tc ser P ne Grove the Rev Arthur away In Matthew 8, we read that Christ healed the leper, vs 2-4 B1b l e sc hool 9 30 am v1 c e 7 30 p m Pray er Combs pastor Sunday school morn•ng worsh p 10 30 am meetmg Thursday 7 30 p m -.nd then healed Sunon Peter's mother-m-law, vs 14-15, 30 am church servrces 9 even•ng worsh p 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL 30 a m ~hlblting His power over dtsease Also In that same chapter, prayer serv ce 7 p m Wed 10 BRADBURY CHURCH OF MISSION - Ba ld Knobs Rev nesday verse 16, we read of His power over demons, and the same power L R Gl uesencamp pastor MIDDLEPORT CHURCH CHRIST Si b le Sc hool 9 30 Roger Wilfred Sr Sunday am morn.ng worsh p 10 30 , IS exhibited m the tWelfth chapter of Matthew Christ demonOF HiE NAZARENE - Rev School Sup t Sunday Sc hool a m Sunday evenmg Wor sh p Thoma s E Weailer pas tor ' strated His power m matters of ma(etial things, as He fed ftve 9 30 a m Sunday evenfng 7 30 p m c ho1r Floyd Car son Sunday sc hoo l Serv• ce worsh1p 7 30 Prayer meet ng pra ct ce Sunday and Wed thousand men, besides the women and children, wtth ftve loaves su p t Sunday school 9 JO a m Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest ne sd ay 7 p m pra ye r meetmg mo rn ng worsh•P 10 30 I two ftshes, and stlll had' twelve baskets full left over (Matt Deeter class leader Yo uth and B•bte Study Wedn es day Sund ay evangeliS t iC mee t mg meet1ng W ednesday 7 30 :,15 1l>-24) LikeWISe With the pr'civtding of tax money out of th~ 7 30 p m p ra yer meet•ng 7 30 p m p m Ernest Deeter le a der ANTIQUITY BAPTIST WednesdaY 7 JO o m ',mouth of a fiSh, m Matthew 17 17 Death was the last to be MT HERMON CHURCH OF GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Rev Freeland Norr1 s pa st or THE UNITED BRETHREN IN Sunday sc hoo l 10 a m Church (Onquered by ChriSt, wtth His resurrection He ratsed the dead Second Aile Middleport CHRIST Robert Shoo k 7 p m Wednesday Lesley G Holt pastor Sunday serv•ce durmg His personal m1n1stry (John 11 43), but 1t was after His pa stor Sunday schoo l 9 30 B1ble Study 7 p m school 10 am worsh1p ser am Russell Spencer supt RACINE FIRST CHURCH own resurrecllon that He satd, "I have all power both m heaven v1ce 11 am worshrp serv•ce worsh tp serv1ce 10 45 a m NAZARENE 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday OF THE and on earth (Matt 28 18) H the ~alled ITUracle workers of ev en1ng worsh 1p atlernat ng Sunday School 9 30 a m n1ght prayer servtce 7 30 wr t h C E at 7 30 p m on Morn •ng Worsh •P 10 30 a m today have divme power, why do they perform only the one Sunday Prayer meeting 7 30 Even ng Wor Ship 7 30 p m THE UNITED PRES ' mtracle" , the healing of deseases? And why aren't they sucp m Wednesday Alfred Wolf e BYTERIAN MINISTRY Wednesday M1d Week Servrce lay leader Sunday School Supermtendent cessful mstantly wtth all diseases, as were those we read of m the OF MEIGS COUNTY Dw1ghl WHITES CHAPEL Gera l d Welts Pastor Rev L Zav•tz Pastor D~rector New Testament• Why not perform all the ltllracles that the Lord Coo tv lie R D Rev Roy Deeter Morr1s M Wolfe HARRISONVILLE pastor Sunday school 9 30 did? RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Sunday Church School 9 30 am worsh•P serv1ce 10 30 Walter P B1kacsan pastor am Mrs Homer L ee Supt Mtracles were not accommodative, but were spectal, for a a m B1ble study and prayer Ronn1e Salser s s Supt Mornmg Worsh •P 10 30 am serv •ce Wednesday 7 30 p m SpeCial purpose, for a spectal tune, m a spectal age Su nday School 9 30 a m MIDDLEPORt Sunda y RUTLAND Morn1ng Worsh p 10 45 am Church Schoo l 9 30 a m John Paul satd, "!left Trophimus at Miletus sick " (2 Tim 4 20 ) RUTLAND CHURCH OF Sunday evenmg worsh p 7 30 F Fultz SuRf Mornmg CHRIST - Rod Kasle r p astor Why dtd not Paul heal hun? He had the power' The Holy Spmt Worsh p 1o 30 a m p m Wednesd ay evenmg B1ble V H Bral e y Sunday sc hool St udy 8 pm SYRACUSE Morn.ng struck Anantas and Sapphire dead for lymg (Acts 5) Th1s ts the sup t Sunday sch ool 9 JO am DANVILLE WESLEYAN Worsh i p 9 a m Su nday worsh1p serv1ce and co m very oppos1te of healmg Paul struck Elymas blind (Acts 13 10) Rev Lelon Glasure pastor Chur c h School 10 a m Mrs mun1o n 10 30 am yo uth Su nday SC flOOI 9 30 a m Sa mpson Ha l l Sup t Again not m accord wtth what we are told we see today These meeting 6 p m Su nd ay you th and 1 un or yquth serv1ce MEIGS even ng se rv1ce 7 r egu l ar mtracles cannot be duphcated' Why not ? 6 45 p m evenmg w or sh 1p COOPERATIVE board m ee t •ng th•rd Sa t urday 7 30 p m pray er and pra1se PARISH Fmally, 1f the Word of God IS complete, tf 11 was "once > pm Wednesday 7 30 o m THE UNITED RUTLAND COMMUNITY dellvered ' , Jude 3, and 11 1s able to dtrect us Unto all good SILVER RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH Sunday Sc hool BAPTIST Rev Ralph Deaq Robert T Bumgarner works," what 1s the purpose supposed to be for the current 9 30 a m Worsh p serv• ce 11 pastor Sunday Sch oo l 10 a m Director a m Wednesday prayer ' mtracles •• The mtracles of Chnst and His disctples were not Leon M ller supt Evenmg POMEROY CLUSTER meet ng 7 30 p m Sunday se rv1ce 7 30 p m Prayer accommodattve, they fmtshed the Revelatton, we have 11 Rev CarlE HICkS n ght worsh•P 7 30 p m meeflng Thu rsday 7 30 p m Rev 0 Wm Sydensfrlcker RUTLAND CHURCH OF preserved for our learnmg today, and John satd, And many CHESTER CHURCH OF THE CHESTER Worsh p 9 15 NAZARENE Rev GOO Rev James Sat other stgns truly did Jesus m the presence of His dtsctples, which a m Church School 10 a m Lloyd 0 Gr mm Jr pas tor terfl el d pastor Sunday School ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 Su nday School 9 30 a m are not wntten m th1s book but THESE ARE WRITTEN, THAT a m 9 30 am worSh•P serv1ce II Church Schoo l 10 a m Mornmg worsh•P 10 30 a m am evenmg serv1ce 7 YE MIGHT BELIEVE THAT JESUS IS THE CHRIST, THE SON FLATWOODS - Worship 11 Young people s serv 1ce 6 45 prayer serv1ce and youth Chu rch Schoo l 10 a m p m Evangetl st .c serv ce OF GOD AND THAT BELIEVING YE MIGHT HAVE UFE a m se rv ce Wednesday 7 p m POMEROY WorShiP 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmg THROUGH HIS NAME 1" (John 20 30-31 ) LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN 10 30 am Church Sch oo l 9 15 serv iCe 7 30 p m CHURCH - Robert E Musser UMYF 6 30 p m H thts IS true, what purpose does the pseud<H"eligiomst am MASON COUNTY pa stor Sunday School 9 30 ROCK SPRINGS - Worsh p YHE HILAND CHAPEL healer of today serve beyond hisown ptcketbook ? In consistency 10 a m Ctl urch School 9 a m a m Robert Bobo supt George Casto pastor Sunday mornmg worsh rp 10 30 6 30 p m With the Word of God Is the downfall of all such persons, and they UMYF Schoo l 9 30 evenrnQ worsh•p even ng serv1ce 7 30 Sunday MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER 7 30 Thursday even ng prayer M1d week seril lce Wednesday shall stand accountable for thetr lles m the Judgement hall of Rev Robert Bumgarner serv 1ce 7 30 _p m 7 30 p m HEATH Worsh p 10 30 Clmst one day" MASON FIRST BAPTIST SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Second a m Church Schoo l 9 30 a m and Pomeroy Sts Stan THE NAZARENE ~ Rev M UMYF 7pm - Loren T Steph•ns Cra•g pastor Sunday school C Lar•more pastor Bob RUTLAND - Worsh p 9 15 9 45 am worshtp servrce 11 Moore Sunday School Supt a m Church Sc hool 10 am am tra•n•ng un1on 6 30 Sunday School c lasses for all UMYF7pm P m even1ng worshrp serv ce ages 9 30 am morn ng SALEM CENTER - Wor 7 30 p m M•d week pray er '; - ' - I he Uatly :icnltnel, M1ddleP<I' t-Pn!Ht'llll 0, Frtd!l y, Jun~ 7, 1974 ! I. { �-- a_ The Dati) Slmtmel M1ddlr port Pomet 01 0 ~ t td"' Jum i 1'1H l~esztlts! Help Wanted - Sentinel Classifieds Get Not1ce ;~tell S H OOT I NG y<~rd~ 'lOO R ult, d Spor t c > t f'C. ' ' FABR IC sa l e ~ll l fl br c 1st (lp on sa te one wf'ok o ty Mo 1day June 1 ff 0lJ( t Satu r d ay Ju H ' 8 A 1 1 r~t qua l ty po l y est er kn t s " 5 ow WC' w 11 tf' c osed tor v.1 ca t o, 1 o, Ju lJ o July I CMol CJ F:1br c Rout e l o e ha f lc or t of Ches ter Ot o HC' try t n(t Mary Hunt er ov C'tS ' GARAG~ ..,, e n u 1 erous .._, s I Gl"n c Stout ~ lp u M 9 1 .=~cusc "' H"'O I N l Hottlv. G Jl ll f.: l l l (1 0 eo li\ 1."!1\ (F rc11> !lr ldD ' It \IE d ... 1 I .., e1, o (l Jl 1 (lh. (1 1 lW )y Second 11erct ~ lOLA'S W 11 1d se thf' <~ uc ~ t I S YRACUS E By Mrs Herbert Roush Mr and Mrs Jeff Donohew of Belpre, Greg Donohe» of Columbus Mr and Mrs Ralph Ours of New Bnghton " Pa were over week end \. lSI t or s of MER LE NORM AN COSMET ICS Jun e Spec1al Mon & Tues Pe rmane nt s - -$10 oo Ha tr Cuts $1 50 A tr Cond tt 10ned a nd T V For Your Co mt or f YARD <:. :~te Fr day S :~ t urd a y a ld Sun day 9 to tl p 1 Route /J Coo k s Gap H 1 wa tch for s gn s Cloth n g so 1 e fu r n lure odds and ends 6 7 2tc Mr and Mrs Roy Donohe» Mr and Mrs Ralph Ours also VISited Mr and Mrs l€w1s Ours and Mr and Mrs W1ley YARD Sa l e F r day S'l urday and Sunday 9 to 4 p m Myrtle Ours Mr and Mrs Denms C ar ks r es dcnce R t 2 Man uel and ch ildren of Racme tu rn te f Cit sub s :'I t on clo th g o f al l k nds VISited the Donohews Sunda) 6 7 I c afternoon T M I SS TH E B I G OPEN Mr and Mrs Dan Shindler of DON HO U SE O N WR G HT ST Sheffteld Lake 0 Mr and SU N DAY 1 TO 6 P M SE E T HI S NE W LUXU R Y TR I Mrs Cla rence Story an d LEVEL N OW VA L UE daughter Rosalee of Darwm, PRICED AND REA DY TO MOVE IN A NO TH ER 0 Mrs Maggte Roush, Letart, G RE fi T AMERICA N H OME Mtllle Ripley of Charleston W F R ED B GOEGLE N G ENE RAL CO N TRACTOR Va Mr and Mrs Pa ul DaVIs 6 7 2tc of Parkersbu rg were vtsttors of Mr and Mrs Er wm Gloeckner Memorial week end AUCTION AND Mr and Mrs Howard Roush RUMMAGE SALE ha ve moved to Racme to theiT mob1le home from Mansf1eld SAT JUNE 8 0 Mrs Faye Lampen of STARTS AT 10 30A M WelUngton 0 spent the week Anft qu es Qu a ll1y Ite m s end w1th her parents and Fu rn t ure Clothtng e fc helped them m movmg Mrs Lynn Hart and Dale R efr eshm ent s wtll be sold Roush of Racme VISited Mr AT RACINE ana Mrs Herbert Rous h FIRE STATION Proceed s fo r n ew E R Frtday evemng Ambulan ce Mr and Mrs Pete Bearhs of Portsmouth , Va arn ved YARD Sa l e 4 fam 1 es Th ur s day Fr d a y an d Sa t urday 9 Sunday for a two weeks 1 II 4 be t ween Hobs on and Rt vacatiOn w1th the la tter s 7 by pass Coun t y Road J Wa l ch for s g n s mother Mrs Erma Wilson 6 5 J p Mr and Mrs Bob Smith Jr MOTO C'R nss June 9 Pr ac ce and children of Millvale Pa 11 30 R ac ng 1 p m 2 m es Mr and Mrs Jerry Johnson p as t Bes t Photo on Co unty Ro ad 56 Br m ston e Race way and ch1ldren of Racme vtstted Pa r k Cool v l ie Oh o Mr and Mrs Robert Sm1th Sr 6 6 31 over Memonal week end t un mg Char l es Scot The fanuly of Mrs Enna P JANO Phon e 99 2 37 8 M dd teport Oh o W1lson held a ptcmc SWJday at 6 5 Sip the Charles Bum !ann At· lendmg were Mr and Mrs Y A RD Sal e Sa t J un e 8 9 am Wome n sa nd m en s c lo th ng Charles Bum and Billy Wilson shoes poc k etboo ks B 8 Q of Bohvar Dam, Mr and Mrs gr I I dr a pe s be ds pr ea ds b l ank et s pI o ws t a pe Pete Bearhs of Portsmouth r ecord er coff ee tab e ac Va Mr and Mrs Butch c ord 10n d s h es w h at n o t s g l a ss war e ra d o g a mes Wilson and children Mr and Go m g ov er seas M ust se l l Mrs W!Ulam Wtcklme and V v an Jo h n so n r es d en ce Ct1 erry St Rae ne Oh o Scotty, Mrs Erma Wtlson Jos eph St eph en son M1ss Lor.na Bell Bruce Hart 653p a ttended GUN Shoot 7p m F r tdaya th e of Columbus gradu atwn exerc tses at Rae n e Gun Club Fac tor y cho k ed gun s onl y Ass ort ed Southern Local H1gh School mea t s Sun day evemn g a nd af 6 s 3tc towards Vlstted Mtss Bell s MEIGS Coun ty Hu mane Soc et y pa rents Mr and Mrs Don Bell, Thr ft St10 p open 10 a m 1 II 4 30 p m every F r day an d Mr and Mrs Robert Hart Sa t urday New used stock Bnce and Beth Ann of Racme a rr lv ng week l y Clot h n g co ll ecl 1 b l e~ a p p 1an ces also VISited the Bells Sunday tr easur es reco r ds p c tur es evenmg book s amps toys L oca ted across I om Pome r oy Pos t Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bass Of f ce and children of Columbus have s 12 f c moved from Marengo 0 to the KD SCOT KO SMET CS & ~orne of her parents Mr and W I GS For a goo d 1 ne ot Cos m et cs f r en dly serv 1ce Mrs Arn old Hupp and someon e to ch at w t h V1 s1lmg Mr s Fe r ne B 9 1ve m e a ra il He l en J an e Brown 992 5113 Hayman Memon al week end J 19 tfc were Mr and Mrs Clarence A T O Z M a rt . used I urn sh ed Hepler of Wampum Pa , Mrs app an ces clo thm g d sh es Ava Belles of Wellston 0 and m sc Rt 33 oppo s te ------------- tr a der va Fo r tv pes who do n t like to ny I he pil ot wants to ge t on the gtound Just as bad ly as you do O ne of t he most unco mmon a ttri bu tes IS hav 1ng co mmon se n"' Hart for d W 4l0 tfc B ARBS By PH IL PASTORET cour t NOTI CE O F A PPOINTM E NT Ca se N o 21 233 E st a te of K A Gru eser D eceased Not ce s h ereby g v en fha t Carr e E Gr uese r of Rou te 1 M ner sv li e Oh o has been d uly appotn ted Adm n strat r x of the Es h te of K A G r uese r la t e o f Rout e 1 dece a se d M n ers v li e Me g s Cou n ty Dh o Cre d tor s ar e r equ red o f le t he r eta m s wtth satd f duc .ary w th1n f our m on th s Dated th s 28th da y of Ma y 1974 M ann ng D Webster J udg e Co urt of Common P leas Proba t e 0 v s on No one can make a ja r of mu {51 31 161 7 14 31c stard go fart her than a ball park hot dog co ncess tonau e If you re so smart how come 1t s th e boss who s NO T I CE OF A P PO IN TMENT dnv mg th e btg pr es ti ge Ca se No 21 07 type ca r• Estate o f K e1t h E Gob le Decease d Not1 ce s her eb y g 1ven th at In 1973 Prestdent Rtchard Opal H Gobl e of Powell Str eet M 1dd teport Oh10 h as been duty Kansas Ctty app o 1n f ed E)(ec u t r lll; of f he Pollee Chtef Clarence Kelley to Est at e of Ke!l h E Goble be director of the FBI ~~c~ased late ot Me gs Cou nty N txon nommated __ , > 1 " cd II <'KC I I I 1..0 d I on I r Pcl tiY Ml o W V1 1J For Sale Cr ed1tor s ar e r eQu r ed to t e thetr c la tms w t h sa 1d f duc tar y A though t for the d~y W1 fh n fo ur mon ths Amen can poe t Ralph Waldo l9?."1ed fh!S 28th day of May Emerson said Beauty Wl lhout Manntng 0 Web ster Judge grace ts the hook w1thout the Court ot Common Pleas Pro bal e D v s nn hatt • {5) 31 (61 7 4 31< "' Mob1le Homes For Sale PM C M ob l e H om e un turn sh ed 3 b ed roo m 23 000 B T U A r cond t on er DO ch an d a w n n g S4 95 0 E xce ll en t cond 1 on Phon e ?. 47 38 41 6 5 ] IC SA LE SALE SAL E Bar ry M lle r M ob e Hom e Sa l es s overs t ocke d on use d an d re possess ed Mo b l e Homes We h ave 12 used 10 an d 12 w des h a t mu st b e so l d th s wee ke d Ou r pr ces nc lu de you r de l ver y and compt e e se up Slo o n or call IOd tty y ou II b e gl ad y ou d d Ba r r y M Ite r Mo o te Hom e ~ il e~ uj Far son Stree Bel pr e Oh o ph on e 473 953 1 6 6 tOte Employment Wanted E X PER I EN CED p11 n ter n Ca l l er o r a nd ex er or Dona l d Van Me t er 985 395 1 s n 26 t p For Rent FU RN SHE D a p ar tm en adu lt s on l y n M ddl eport Phone 992 3874 5 12 f c T R A I LER Id ea l lo r coup le 10 m l es Nor th o f Pom eroy a r con d t oned $80 pe r m on h e l ~c tr c w at er an d sew er l u n shed Cll ll 992 7179 6 5 lf C U N F URN I SH E D hom e .l roo ms ut t ty r oo m an d ba t h ga r ag e 1655 Po n l La ne Phon e 992 38 74 6 7 ti c TR A I L ER B rownS Co urt 99? 3J2 4 Tr a ler 5 29 tf c 3 A ND d ROOM f urn Shed and a pa r tme n ts unf u rn shed Phon e 992 54 34 4 12 tfc -----------P R I VA T E m eet ng r oom for any or ga n zat tan 3975 ph one 992 3 11 t f c ------------- N I CE 3 ro om apt a ll ele c t r c n P o m eroy o v er lo o k n g t he Oh 10 R ver WiJ I ove n ta b l et op ra n g e Pho n e Ga ll pol s 446 7699 a f ter 5 P m Sunday 446 953 9 --- r -,. tc N I ( E r d q 0 S S all C!C f l e Pt on r 71? 1? 11 A ft er s C'l l 7 2 550 or 71? 6863 6 J . 6 2 61p ---- - --- N CE b lock ho me 7 r oo ms 111 Sy ra c u se Mu s t have r efe r ences un f m sh ed l arg e k !c hen Phon e Ga llipol iS 44 6 769 9 a f er 5 p m Sunday 446 953 9 ' 6 2 6tc 20 llc We Spec1ahze In Fresh FRUITS & VEGETABLES SHULER'S MARKET --------..1 W Matn ----------- O~en datl y ltlt 4 Closed each Fnday at noon for balance of week Al so clo se d 17 J une 4 and s of Jul y The Rosenberg Iron and Metal Co. At hens Oh to RUTLAND 3 BED ROOMS LARG E KIT LIKE NEW CA RP ET ALUM SIDIN G OW NER WI L L HE L P ~ IN A N CE FOR QUALIF IED BUYER PRIC E D BE L OW" MA RKET $12 000 Pomeroy, 0 Wanted To Buy Se ll you r sc rap tron cas t •r on sheet tron c opper br ass a lumtnum a uto b a tt enes auto r a d1ator s wast e pa per IBM product s RACINE 2 STO RY PE RMA STONE 3 BR LAR GE MDDE RN K IT CHE N 1 :1 B A TH S CA RPET TH RO UGHOU T FULL BAS EM ENT 2 CA R GARA GE ALL DNE LA RGE FLAT WELL LAND SCAPED L OT PR ICED MID TWENT IE S -------------W E ARE p ck 1ng up a p ta no 1n your ar ea and wo ul d 1 ke some r es pon si ble part y to Call t ake o ver p aym en t s Cr ed t Ma nage r ( 614 ) 772 5669 or wrt te 260 Ea st M a 1n Str ee t Chillicothe Ohto 45 601 4 7 tt c HOTPOINT AIR CONDITIONERS 4,000 BTU '109.95 T hese stz es also ava tla ble 5 000 6 000 8 000 10 000 and 11 000 BTU POMEROY LANDMARK 'I'._ Ja ck W Carse y Mgr L..-.e1 Phone 992 2181 OFFICE 446 3643 STEREO 92.1 WMPO-FM • Bu lldozer Rad alor to the We r epa tr l a wn mower s an d garden tr actors PH. 949-3611 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. SEW IN G MA CH NE S Rep at t se r v c e all makes 992 2284 T he Fa br1 c Shop Pome ro y A ut hor1 zed s nge r Sa tes an d Se r v ce We Sha rp en Sc ssor s 3 29 tfc SE PTIC TANKS ---------- - - ------------ - -------------- Phone 99 2 6 2 Stc CARPETING 501 NYLON 2 BEDROOM house n M d d lepor t N ew k t chc n a n d ba t h ap p an ce s n c l uded Call 992 53 10 BY BARWICK R~GULAR EVENINGS •7.95 Bud McGhee- 446 1255 E M Ik e Wt seman- 446 3796 Prt ce $9 95 Sq Yd tn clud es n stall at ton and free padd1ng Talk to W en dell Grat e consu lta nt CLELAND 608 E NEW LISTING - Renovated 2 BR REALTY MAIN POMEROY, 0 CHESTER - 4 BR bath d n ng r oom s om e c a r pet tng b arn 2 othe r out b utld t n gs about 1 a c r e corner lot $13 500 TUPPERS PLAINS - 1 stor y brtck cor ner lot o ver 1 acre tn new addttton 3 BR bath dtn1ng R lovety k t chen basem ent 8 year s ol d S22 500 00 MIDDLEPORT r oom Bustness modern ap t ove r 3 BR 1;, baths d ntng R HW fl oor s w tt h carpet tn g ove r hot wate r hea t a lmost new bu•ldtng S26 500 POMEROY - Ran ch t ype 2 BR bath HW ll oors w1fh ca rp e flng b ase m en t over small full lo t repl ace 1n LR $15 000 POMEROY - 1 , acres 200 I ft f ron tage on gtna lly ha s 2 ho uses tdeal t or tr ailer s or home $3 000 BEDFORD TOWNSHIP 205 acr es 7 r oom h om e ne w stock ed l ake new bar n a nd o th er b u t l d tn gs l ots of wal nu t m apl e ht ckor y 100 acr:es fen ce d runn i ng ca ttl e home w tfh larg e closet s - We hav e hun d reds of carpet va l ues Your JOb ca n be com pl et ed tn 1 t o 2 week s No lon g watfm g per od Nice bat h and k1fchen Wall to SPECIAL! wall carpettng Nat g as f ur nace Ga ra ge a nd ov er J74 a cre of land Young frutl Ask1n g $12 900 00 MIDDLEPORT - Larg e 9 room house fu l l ba sem en t 2 porches 2 baths n ow '" 2 apts Rent one to he lp w1th th e over head Ask ng on Iy $1 8 000 00 8 ROOMS - Near Ga v1n 2 baths mod er n k1fchen Hug e f ront por ch forced a tr furnace ca r pet Roll Candy Slnpe wtlh rubb er back 3 99 sq yd N1ce for bedrooms dens kttchens e tc of an acre on Rt 7 Wa nt PS Dr se d a n a 1r '995 68 Chev Mal Wagon, V8 auto P S a tr P S PB P B ..........s.695 Pomeroy Motor Co 2 SIGNS (GOOD SELECTION OF CHEAPER CARS) OF Ql.l f. '· l"~"Y See Ray R1gg s or Rog e r Rt e be l 1970NOVACPE Loc"ll 1 O".W goocl I l<; fJ t 'lei o blue I 1 st pu it.!~ It' RIGGS USED CARS 985 4100 S1S.tS 1JIOl I c tn " r o 1970 FORDMAV ERICK Ch es l e r 0 Located on St Rl 7 " b!u SIJ9 5 Lac :~I o vnc c r qoocl t rPS 6 c1 1 v. lh 1u to lFtl c nn ., rae! o blw" n sh -;po lcs-; ciE '1n )lu n ter o r 1969C HEVE LL< HARDTOP COUPE SIS95 M r~ l b u V 8 eng e uta 1 '1 1 c ran s 1 ss 01 )OV' ':i ee r ng nd o ( 1rk red f n sl v 1yl n l! r or qood .: h ll! N 11 r c<; AUCTION SALE POM EROY MOTOR CO. SAT. JUNE 8, 10:00 A.M. uP EN EVES 8 00 PM POM E RO Y OHIO 45 Pom eroy Roa d on R 33 tn South edge of A t hen s Parking a t church pa rkm g lot 1u st sout h of ho m e A ll pe r son al propert y o f Mrs Clyd e ( Th eresa) H tnes w tll b e sold & COLL ITEMS n ce Oak hall p1ece w oval m trror and seat u nu sua l Oak g lass doore d c u pboa rd ( has shelf & 3 dr aw er s und er g lass doors ) 2 oth er k tchen cu pboar ds r ou nd drop l eaf tab e Ia ro e wa rdrobe st and s w tek er sta nd or nate k tc hen d ock v ol n m n nt P. I rlocks qui lts cha 1rs wa go n seat f replace se t pa r and r on s a lOT at n ce sremmed g assware He sey glass b asket 16 m at ch ng cut g lass sherbe ts etch ed g lass w~t er se l hen on nes t churn deep d sh es bea ded purse bea ded p n cu sht on lar ge glass compote ov er 75 p ec es Dep r ess on g l a s s ~ blue gr een and y el low n c ud es pitcher s su ga r & cr eamers p la tes e tc c h nese tra y m a ny n ce pressed glass d1 sh es sev er a l pteces r uby ( I lg l r u1l dtsh & pl at e) cru ts set gr ee n F r e K ng d tsh es stemm ed cake p l a te glss b as k et s compo tes spoon holder sta g too t hp ck ho iQer va ses p latter s 1ewe l r y ba ck w a r d pa mt ed p1c t ur e ot her p ctu r es 2 vol u m es Howes Oh o H stor y m an y many m or e t ern s too numerous to n ent on Te II Mom that the 2 postt1on Vmyl Recliner you want ts 1us! '49.95 m cho1ce of brown or oxblood Regular $69 95 (Compare at $99 95) Good selectton clean used furn1ture & appltances at money savmg "cash 'n carry prtces" always available refrtgerators ranges , auto washers, dryers, OVERHAULED MAYTAG & SPEED QUEEN WRINGER WASHERS $49 95, bedroom, dlntng room , hvmg room furntlure & much, much more- COME ON OUT & LOOK AROUND! HOUSEHOLD GOOD S d nt n g r oo m su te co nststt n g of Du ncan P hyf e drop l ea f tab e 4 cha rs & b u ff et cedar ch es t 2 co mplete bedroom su ttes I v tng r oom su te c hes t of drawer s me ta l ca bm ets RCA 21 TV des k b ase cab n et ru gs co ff ee tab e end ta bles sm al l c hest fr ee zer yar d cha tr s e tec sew ng ma c h n e car d ta b es fo ld ng c hatrs fo l d ng t a bl e new set Ir on ston e c h na se t d shes n ce K r ome K r aft coffee ser v ce Xmas decorat10n s m r ror s Zen th ra d o & record player bedd ng press ure cann er la m ps cook ng utenc Is st ep ladder wood ex t ladde rs gard en plow fr u t 1ars many m an y bo xes m sc ttem s Ea ts a va il able MAY BE VIEWED FROM 8 00 fill!O 30 DAY OF SA LE Brtng a c ha1r - plen t y of shad e Ter ms Cash Pos1ttve I 0 Cha r l es Jeffer s Gua r d tan Homer B Ga l1 AIf Y C E Sher 1dan Auct - 448 4263 Not respon stble fo r acct dents Assembly to hold monthly meetings ' CO l UMBUS ( UP I I - I he Genera l \ sse mbl v dec 1ded Thursday to I ol cl month!) skeleto n sess 10n s th rough December and 1ead1 ed a pnmt ly list of btll s to rush through the cham bet s dunn g the fmal 1\ eek next week I he key p1ece of legtslatwn IS a supplemental appropn allons Ohw a no fault msura nce bill and a land lm d tenant r elt twn shlp proposal On I) three (,OP Rule s mem lx r s helve 1ccommen ded the f I no01 \ Ote J'he Sena te H I St Oll I U fctUJl I IISU 811CC p l(:k 1ge a of the landlord tenant bill has be en sta lled n Rules and a House passed offenng must be b ll \H r ked tnto e~ com prom se be House Democrat s ha1 e fu ' ll ' b II Cdn gu to the noot adop ted a p1oposal 01 tile d b) I tndl ord luw nt Bill Gov John J Gil ligan lO-SRend Sen P ul G llmor R Port $43 5 m1lilon from loltet) pt o Cltnl n chttman of the cccds But Senate 11epubhc.tiiS Sc tdlP JucltC!dr) Comm ttcc adva..nced then m~,:n versw n :-:. 1 d he dou b tcd '--' lan tllur d tota ling $83 5 mtl hon - out of a 1cnant btll II Ould be acted upon subcommittee n1ursdav Only befm e th e l\\ O ch ambers wrap the tlu ee Repul>li Cdn s on Ute f1ve member subcommittee approved the GOP spendtng pla n The Republi c 1n bluepr mt would make use of the lottery funds plus a $39 a su rplus they cla tm Will be m the st tle l1ea sury at th e end of the b1e nm um The Se nate Ru les Commlllee also ts dect dmg wl at to do 111th • LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES Frank Gheen, B1g Capa ett\ Maytag Automat1cs 2 speed operation ~'"hot c e of water temps Auto wat er le v el c ontro l Ltnt F ilter or Power F tn Ag ta tor Perma Press Maytag Hafoof Heat Dryers Sur r o und c lothes wi th gen tl e even h ea t No hot spots no overdry lng F 1ne M esh Li nt F i lte We Spectaltze tn Call to see ~ LIFE IS EXCITING WHEN YOU BUY SOMETHING YOU ENJOY CHOOS E A NEW ON E AND WE WIL L SELL YOURS MAYTAG Red Carpet Service R~TLAND FURNITU~E Arnold Grate MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. If you are w1lhng to accept respons1b1hfy tn ret urn for a future m your own busmess. wnte g1vm g fu ll persona l qua hf1cat1ons to ) Rutland Sales Mgr. PHON E 992 7777 (Servmg Am en ca for 100 l e,,rsJ Offers an exc1tlng opportumty to operate a busmess of your own w1th a very small mvestment We are mterested m a qua hf1ed Sales onented person w1th prev1ou s re ta 11 ex penence to own and operate a cat a log store tn Pom eroy , Oh1o . E. A Sm1th, 4- 1 100 S Monroe Street Baltimore, Maryland 21232 rn li St' 1 ld 111 YO U tn tlY httV e th em af fh e Old c.ome c 1~es bel ow • NEW 1S74 PINTO 2 OR '2895 ~ NEW 1974 MAVERICK 2 DR '2591 ~ Board to review allocations for voc-ed schools t OI UMBUS UPI 1 Al loc Jtton of mote than $20 2 milto n for 16 vocatio nal i.!dUCcl t l o n co n s tru ction pruJecLs wtll be constdc red by the stale llo ard of Ed ucatiOn at 1ts meetmg here M onda v ln order to expedite con s lt ut i! on at the earl iest poss ibl e l11n e fu m ls u e av 1 !able the board w11l <uns1der alloca tton of $16 4 n nll on m m 1td 1ng fu n ds fur 15 of the vocattonal proJects cont mgent upon the ulllmate 'PPTU f>ri<J t iUn b) lht; Ge neral NEW 1974 TORI NO 4 DR ....'2946 Asse mbl y and the governor s 'J" c V Bs II dr 11H r.. 'f I I cf r 1 I app1oval offt clals satd In addtl10n the Columbus Clly School D1stnct requ ested NEW 1974 LTD 4 DR • '4083 ct 8 mi llion 111 malchmg atd $3 1 <,of VB A n1 from prevwu sly appropriated funds for the propose d Co lurn lCI d0 1l '> l d ('Uup l cnl l ul treg I 01 01 I bus Melropo ltla n Care er t.: I b I ( 1 lu<, .., 1l '-. I I X Center The new fa cli1ly would be bl!l lt on the stle of Fort li t) es a fo r mer m th tary fa cility and would se rve I 470 students W1f h OU IOWP'. f O¥ l lh (' ~d sl ro t Q SC rlt' I C ~ il l d pil r t s help and Also to be dee tded Monday 11 q vo lu 1c- N P 1 r mo c tt 111 1ble to m e'" f comp et t ton as f o c Ou u cd c H stoc k s be low 10r mll l We nee d your car il nd w11l be a plan to augment the h lH k 10 'I 1 d w II QIVL you I he be sf de a ever on yo ur t r ade tn continued developme nt m d ex IV 1 P ~.: 1 ly w hPe l q 1d d e ll l lllg pansto n of voca tiO nal educatiOn durmg th e upcommg W fo l l l k e you I "PPY A ll WC' Wll l l IS Lo t s of H appy sc hooljear by conlrachng '"th l11 yt ., Nu U 1h 1ppy Ow 1cr s nme state uni ver siti es t o See Fed Blilt.: lllnr or Dr1 nn y T h omp ~ on prepare teachers an d to ass1sl m th e1r superVIsiOn Under the proposed con lracLs Bowling Green State YOU LOOK THE BETIER Un 1ve rs tl) wou ld rece 1ve 461 S. Third Street $1 11 4 16 Cleveland State WE LOOK Umvers1ty $46 417 Kent Sta te Middleport , Ohio 45670 Umvers1ty $391 229 M1am1 Ph o 1cs 912 l 196 Afl er ho urs 992 1412 Um verstl) $25 353 Ohi o State W1 ec l<c t se t v1ce 992 7587 o r 992 7135 Umvers1ty $1 I m1lhon Ohio Umvers1ty $9tl 129 Umverstly of Akron $12 577 Untverslly of up H( 1k t or the sum HH~ I n~xt pcnntment lJI til e gove rnor but Cmclnnau $181 227 and the \\ ( l k St' t 1t or s s~u tl th e) beheved sh e Umverstl) of foledo $88 61 2 11 L Su tt~ nd IIuusL dd rept esented only the en11ron JOU f tul f l th~ \\ CCkcnd \\ 1tl 11cn tl l \ IC\\pmnt at the ex pllt S lUlU IH IJ l k ji\J <Jill pense of 111dll>lr) and the publ ic I c~ d " I hr ho srk t r pmg s l ss ton ~ CONS III UIIO N lhe Sen ti e unamrnous ly adopted and '' tll IJL held o n ~ I 1\ ~ tf I rr untl! \\ t1 tl t ~XlCptwn of sent to the House a pa1r of \u gu t 1 tn Ji tdj 11 1111 ~ nt constl lut anal m n cn dments ex \\ IS Sl: t for 0~C 10 p 11chng the term of the slate Or ll ur sclr\ tlH S1ntle supc1 mtendent of pub h c works md pe n mtung the tssuance of un trurnou.sh dgr eed to !louse Na tiOnal Leag ue Roundup unrt dn en ts tnd sent to th e 1e1 cn ue bonds to fmance poil u BY NEll. li ERSHBERG go\.C I nor s desk dn ommbus lion con trol and sohd wa ste UPI Sports Wnter btll deSigned ,o guat an tee the m magement programs AI a n age when most ptlchers Bl OO D - I he House unam 11gh ts uf tl c n tul t.illj r et.u dul tn Oh1o mst tutw ns mou slv passed and sent to the are m thetr prlllle, Larry Se nate a btll to regulat e estab- Dterker IS makmg a comeback S n tlat le~ lSi allOil affec tmg The 27 year old n ght hander the Ill< tltll) tilts sc hedu led fm ltshmt: nts culledmg pla sJn<i l House noOI I ole l'ucsdd) Collcct111g plasma wo uld be re hm1ted Montreal to three hils Th ursday mght as the Houston Sen t c ll de1s s 11d U E') expect stn ct cd to cet tlf1ed ag e11c1es Astros blanked the Expos 4..() sucl as a blood bank the bil l to be hcarcl1n comm1 t l€e May hit two ho me runs h1s SC HOOLS fhe House aptee Wednesday I he two proposals dcstgned pt ove d 79 9 and sent back to e1ghth and mnth to lead the to [)le\elll hwn an w.u eho us t1 e Se nate for concurrence Houston attack Th e shutout was the first fo r tng of paltcnls tmdct the w 1th tm en dme n ts a b i ll D1 erker smce Jul) 4 1972 when st tte sca r e were the p1odu(t clat1fv mg compensa tory pay of ~ gO\ ern m s task fm ce and fo t schoo l emplo)eS e.cused he handcuffed Pittsburgh on at e regarded ts pn ot tly tlems from classes to att end e1ght h1ts Dterker has been plagued by professwna l meetmgs The btll of the LJdmmtstr tlton a sore arm the past several The House and Senate also 1eqwres each school dt>ln cl to agt ced to pro1 tSlons 1n b1 1ls au ddopl a poltcy rega rdmg at ) ears and last season appeared m onl) 14 games Il was only lhOJ tztng Llu; l e<JSln~ uf publ ic ten d tnce a t pr of ess 10na l !O years ago however at about khool buses to ncnpu bltc SCSSIOllS age of 18 tha t D1erke1 the sc hcr Is for f eld tnps and ath made hts maJOr league debut lcllc even ts and stmplif) mg With the As tr os malch wg emct gencv mcd1ca l trea tment $150 000 RECE IVED serves wtth su ch star s as f01 llS at pub l ic school s 1\ \ SHINGION i UPI)I he Sa ndy Koufa x and J uan l he t\l o b1lls "ere sent to the De p tr lment of Heal th Mancha! go\.e rnor F.duc <lion and Welfare has Bu t Dierk er never qUi te Election Rdor m cse11 cd $150 000 '"1< federal 1 fulftlled h1s potential desp1te fhe Senate took ftnal action funds pe nd111g the awa rd of 20 games for Houston wmmng and ::;cnt to the go\.crnor a Re Cf n tr acts fm consh uc hon of m 1969 H1s problems weren t publican eleclton reform btll bullchngs 111 Xema struck by a llllllted to phvs1cal a1l only st1 ea mhntng pr oce dUI es fm lot nado I 1s t Ap ril Rep ments A vanety of personal ta bulatmg abse nt ee ballots problems Cl "' nee J B1 0 \1 n sa td the have als o been In olhct leg1slattve develop munc \. \\O uld be use d bla med for hts la ckluster If cnts pt trnm 1 1\ fm construc tw n of pe rforman ce m recent years MINE - The Senate on a 22 : . f . : fllp( I ell \ sc hool butldtngs has ma naged Dierker h "ott: 1crn oved l rer e P Hm however to exhibtl some stgns ncr of Cle. ela nd as a publtc of his former bnlhance this menlbf'J of the Oh1o M ne Rec season a nd Manager Preston II \ fill I Ill t do It gt l a j Ob lamalton Board of Rev1e11 She Gomez for one IS llllpressed t( u:l11 ng 1t so say s the had sened fo r mot e than a n na One Bad Outmg vc ron the bo 1rd stnc::c her ap Dierker by far has ~ n our II v B * Even Better Good News Keith Goble Ford, Inc. l!!i•l;itl] 992 5342 G M C F INANCIN G PO MEROY Ope n Eve ntng s Unft l6 OO- Tt l5p m Sa t 2 Dr H T good ANTIQUES I ~CLOSER 71 FORD GALAX IE 500........ ~1595 HEY DAD r- 742 4211 695 . .'1195 You II L kc Our Oual1l) W<ty of Do1ng Bu s1ness Rutland 742 42 11 1 Karr & Van Zand t P B 68 FORD WAGON ... 15 1fc Beaultfully dela1led Early Amertcan & Mediterranean 2 pc ltvmg room su1tes 1n velvet, prmt, platd & v1nyl qualtly covertngs wtth knotless oak frames $199 up so me equ i pm e nt A good bu srness f or a couple w1t h ambtt on Wor k f or your self and h v e a lot bett er W t11 sell now f or t he value of th e stock Inter ested see us now LOTS - For y our n ew home We ha ve several n the Metgs and E ast ern school d str ct s 1 69 Ford LTD Wagon V8 auto P S 68 Dodge Charger HT Cpe auto , P S JUST ARRIVED All stock and $d6 000 LI ST YOUR PROPE RTY WITH US YOU CAN T GO WRONv 991 225 9or 992 2568 v1 n y l top 4 Dr Seda n a1 r P S Kuhl's sells both and Used Every apphance • • ts used and carnes day refund o 1re1plac:ement GUA TEE RUTLAND FURNITURE 69 Chev Mal 4 Or V8 auto, PS '1895 '1495 '1295 '1195 70 PONTIAC ................... ....~ 1195 .. full base ment wtlh shower 1 37 $25 000 00 GROCERY - 4 TUPP ERS PLAIN S. 0 . ------ ---------- ...... :.~1695 P B 70 Olds 98 Hoi Sed , power atr 69 Ponltac Bonn , 2 Or HT, vroof au . 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V I t ti tor t o DANCE WHISPERING PINES NITE CLUB I n ) • Busin_ess Services n ly I 0 lly as $1 J9 pf'r yard W 1\ I Ju c 9 Gun C ub Su ct<ty p m Notice Not1ce Auto Sales 191>1 Mf- kl Jl Y \ I t! 01 WI 'i, ~ ( l l l l'J'/ 11 1 I PO MEROY 9 AM-8 PM SUNDAYS 1 PM-6 PM ru q ucst to d tssolw di StllltS Unde r the proposed plan dJJ pnl\ ed b) the dtstr1cts m ' olvt d the Ru ss ta l oca l School Dtstt tc l She lb ) Count) 1 "ould JOin the Upper V die) Joml Vt calton 11 Sc hon! Dtstn ct Th e Ve r sa ill es f. xemp ted Vtll,Jge Sc hool DtSirtet and tl e loc,d districts of Ansoma 1\r ca num Bulle t I ran k lin M onro~ M ISSISSI!l i\HI Vall q and I 11 Village til 111 D<~ rke Cmmt) and C R Coblentz !..<~c al School D1stn ct t Preble Co unt) J wou ld JOin the Montg omery Cou n tv J otn l Vocatwna l School D1stn ct 'Jlje Greenvill e Cit) School Dtstnc t wo uld IJecome .1 new mdlVldual \ ucatwnal plannm g di stncl The SO uth Summtt Jomt Vocational School D1stnct m Summtl count) has asked the bo ard to approve a change m the dtstnct s name to Port age Lakes Jomt Votatwnal School D1stnct Th e state board wtll a lso have two requests for elemen ta ry school cha rte rs The Oh10 Departmem of Educatwn has ev alua ted the Leaf Center for Lea rm n g l oc a t e d ) •• tn Spr mgda le tn Ham 1lton County and the Wes ts id e Ba ptist Elementary Scho ol located at Brook Park m Cuya hoga Count y and found both to meet the stale s m1m mwn standards for elementar) schools Larry Dierker blanks Expos most consistent pitcher this year Gomez said He had to come out of several games w1th no dec iSIOn bu t m II starts he s on!; h<1d one lJ uJ out m g 1 he v1ctorv was D1erker " lhtrd and first since Apn l 15 If I could throw hke I was throwm g tomght sa1d D1er kcr I lhmk I ha ve a cha nce aga1ns l anybody In other games Chicago do11ned Sa n D1ego :>-1 Los An geles npped Pittsburgh 6..() San Francisco beat St Lows 95 and New York edged Cm cmnalt 4 3 111 the onlv games scheduled Dodgers 6, Pirate< 0 Ron Cey slammed a two-run homer m the fourth mnmg and t tgh t hand er Andy Messer sm1th pitched a five hiller as Los An ge les co mpleted a th ree ga me sweep of the Pirates Cubs 5 Padres I Don Kessmger smgled m George M1 tterwa ld from second m th e seventh mrung to sna p a 1·1 t1e and then smgled home another run m the nmth to touch off a three-run mmng as Chicago turned hack San Otego F1FTH CHOICE HOUSTON ( UP I) - The Houston Rockets of the NatiOn al Basketball Assoctal!On have announced the s1gn mg of their No 5 dr aft chmc e Owen Wells of the Umvers1ty of Detrott SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 500 E. MAIN PH. 992-2174 POMEROY, OHIO NOTICE WE NEED USED CARS SO COME IN NOW AND TRADE FOR A NEW BUICK, PONTIAC, OPEL OR GMC TRUCK BEFORE THE PRICE RAISE GETS YOU. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY A NEW CAR. CHECK WITH US BEFORE YOU BUY ANY CAR, NEW OR USED. SEE: CEWARD CALVERT - PAT STORY • J. D. STORY HOURS: DAILY I he boat d wtl l also constder the pr es em Darke Count) Jomt Voca l10nal School Dtsln cl and as s1gn tht: membe t se houl di s t nct s lo othE r \ocatlon a l <.1 R em ember We Serv1ce What We Sell We Built Our Busmess on Serv1ce SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. and now Service 1s 992-2174 Bulldmg Uur Busmess St , Pomeroy, Oh1o t ~8 { OPEN EVENINGS TILL 7 PM SAT. TILL 5 PM SERVICE Till 12 NOON ON SAT. ' I I I I J' \ I �-- a_ The Dati) Slmtmel M1ddlr port Pomet 01 0 ~ t td"' Jum i 1'1H l~esztlts! Help Wanted - Sentinel Classifieds Get Not1ce ;~tell S H OOT I NG y<~rd~ 'lOO R ult, d Spor t c > t f'C. 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(1 1 lW )y Second 11erct ~ lOLA'S W 11 1d se thf' <~ uc ~ t I S YRACUS E By Mrs Herbert Roush Mr and Mrs Jeff Donohew of Belpre, Greg Donohe» of Columbus Mr and Mrs Ralph Ours of New Bnghton " Pa were over week end \. lSI t or s of MER LE NORM AN COSMET ICS Jun e Spec1al Mon & Tues Pe rmane nt s - -$10 oo Ha tr Cuts $1 50 A tr Cond tt 10ned a nd T V For Your Co mt or f YARD <:. :~te Fr day S :~ t urd a y a ld Sun day 9 to tl p 1 Route /J Coo k s Gap H 1 wa tch for s gn s Cloth n g so 1 e fu r n lure odds and ends 6 7 2tc Mr and Mrs Roy Donohe» Mr and Mrs Ralph Ours also VISited Mr and Mrs l€w1s Ours and Mr and Mrs W1ley YARD Sa l e F r day S'l urday and Sunday 9 to 4 p m Myrtle Ours Mr and Mrs Denms C ar ks r es dcnce R t 2 Man uel and ch ildren of Racme tu rn te f Cit sub s :'I t on clo th g o f al l k nds VISited the Donohews Sunda) 6 7 I c afternoon T M I SS TH E B I G OPEN Mr and Mrs Dan Shindler of DON HO U SE O N WR G HT ST Sheffteld Lake 0 Mr and SU N DAY 1 TO 6 P M SE E T HI S NE W LUXU R Y TR I Mrs Cla rence Story an d LEVEL N OW VA L UE daughter Rosalee of Darwm, PRICED AND REA DY TO MOVE IN A NO TH ER 0 Mrs Maggte Roush, Letart, G RE fi T AMERICA N H OME Mtllle Ripley of Charleston W F R ED B GOEGLE N G ENE RAL CO N TRACTOR Va Mr and Mrs Pa ul DaVIs 6 7 2tc of Parkersbu rg were vtsttors of Mr and Mrs Er wm Gloeckner Memorial week end AUCTION AND Mr and Mrs Howard Roush RUMMAGE SALE ha ve moved to Racme to theiT mob1le home from Mansf1eld SAT JUNE 8 0 Mrs Faye Lampen of STARTS AT 10 30A M WelUngton 0 spent the week Anft qu es Qu a ll1y Ite m s end w1th her parents and Fu rn t ure Clothtng e fc helped them m movmg Mrs Lynn Hart and Dale R efr eshm ent s wtll be sold Roush of Racme VISited Mr AT RACINE ana Mrs Herbert Rous h FIRE STATION Proceed s fo r n ew E R Frtday evemng Ambulan ce Mr and Mrs Pete Bearhs of Portsmouth , Va arn ved YARD Sa l e 4 fam 1 es Th ur s day Fr d a y an d Sa t urday 9 Sunday for a two weeks 1 II 4 be t ween Hobs on and Rt vacatiOn w1th the la tter s 7 by pass Coun t y Road J Wa l ch for s g n s mother Mrs Erma Wilson 6 5 J p Mr and Mrs Bob Smith Jr MOTO C'R nss June 9 Pr ac ce and children of Millvale Pa 11 30 R ac ng 1 p m 2 m es Mr and Mrs Jerry Johnson p as t Bes t Photo on Co unty Ro ad 56 Br m ston e Race way and ch1ldren of Racme vtstted Pa r k Cool v l ie Oh o Mr and Mrs Robert Sm1th Sr 6 6 31 over Memonal week end t un mg Char l es Scot The fanuly of Mrs Enna P JANO Phon e 99 2 37 8 M dd teport Oh o W1lson held a ptcmc SWJday at 6 5 Sip the Charles Bum !ann At· lendmg were Mr and Mrs Y A RD Sal e Sa t J un e 8 9 am Wome n sa nd m en s c lo th ng Charles Bum and Billy Wilson shoes poc k etboo ks B 8 Q of Bohvar Dam, Mr and Mrs gr I I dr a pe s be ds pr ea ds b l ank et s pI o ws t a pe Pete Bearhs of Portsmouth r ecord er coff ee tab e ac Va Mr and Mrs Butch c ord 10n d s h es w h at n o t s g l a ss war e ra d o g a mes Wilson and children Mr and Go m g ov er seas M ust se l l Mrs W!Ulam Wtcklme and V v an Jo h n so n r es d en ce Ct1 erry St Rae ne Oh o Scotty, Mrs Erma Wtlson Jos eph St eph en son M1ss Lor.na Bell Bruce Hart 653p a ttended GUN Shoot 7p m F r tdaya th e of Columbus gradu atwn exerc tses at Rae n e Gun Club Fac tor y cho k ed gun s onl y Ass ort ed Southern Local H1gh School mea t s Sun day evemn g a nd af 6 s 3tc towards Vlstted Mtss Bell s MEIGS Coun ty Hu mane Soc et y pa rents Mr and Mrs Don Bell, Thr ft St10 p open 10 a m 1 II 4 30 p m every F r day an d Mr and Mrs Robert Hart Sa t urday New used stock Bnce and Beth Ann of Racme a rr lv ng week l y Clot h n g co ll ecl 1 b l e~ a p p 1an ces also VISited the Bells Sunday tr easur es reco r ds p c tur es evenmg book s amps toys L oca ted across I om Pome r oy Pos t Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bass Of f ce and children of Columbus have s 12 f c moved from Marengo 0 to the KD SCOT KO SMET CS & ~orne of her parents Mr and W I GS For a goo d 1 ne ot Cos m et cs f r en dly serv 1ce Mrs Arn old Hupp and someon e to ch at w t h V1 s1lmg Mr s Fe r ne B 9 1ve m e a ra il He l en J an e Brown 992 5113 Hayman Memon al week end J 19 tfc were Mr and Mrs Clarence A T O Z M a rt . used I urn sh ed Hepler of Wampum Pa , Mrs app an ces clo thm g d sh es Ava Belles of Wellston 0 and m sc Rt 33 oppo s te ------------- tr a der va Fo r tv pes who do n t like to ny I he pil ot wants to ge t on the gtound Just as bad ly as you do O ne of t he most unco mmon a ttri bu tes IS hav 1ng co mmon se n"' Hart for d W 4l0 tfc B ARBS By PH IL PASTORET cour t NOTI CE O F A PPOINTM E NT Ca se N o 21 233 E st a te of K A Gru eser D eceased Not ce s h ereby g v en fha t Carr e E Gr uese r of Rou te 1 M ner sv li e Oh o has been d uly appotn ted Adm n strat r x of the Es h te of K A G r uese r la t e o f Rout e 1 dece a se d M n ers v li e Me g s Cou n ty Dh o Cre d tor s ar e r equ red o f le t he r eta m s wtth satd f duc .ary w th1n f our m on th s Dated th s 28th da y of Ma y 1974 M ann ng D Webster J udg e Co urt of Common P leas Proba t e 0 v s on No one can make a ja r of mu {51 31 161 7 14 31c stard go fart her than a ball park hot dog co ncess tonau e If you re so smart how come 1t s th e boss who s NO T I CE OF A P PO IN TMENT dnv mg th e btg pr es ti ge Ca se No 21 07 type ca r• Estate o f K e1t h E Gob le Decease d Not1 ce s her eb y g 1ven th at In 1973 Prestdent Rtchard Opal H Gobl e of Powell Str eet M 1dd teport Oh10 h as been duty Kansas Ctty app o 1n f ed E)(ec u t r lll; of f he Pollee Chtef Clarence Kelley to Est at e of Ke!l h E Goble be director of the FBI ~~c~ased late ot Me gs Cou nty N txon nommated __ , > 1 " cd II <'KC I I I 1..0 d I on I r Pcl tiY Ml o W V1 1J For Sale Cr ed1tor s ar e r eQu r ed to t e thetr c la tms w t h sa 1d f duc tar y A though t for the d~y W1 fh n fo ur mon ths Amen can poe t Ralph Waldo l9?."1ed fh!S 28th day of May Emerson said Beauty Wl lhout Manntng 0 Web ster Judge grace ts the hook w1thout the Court ot Common Pleas Pro bal e D v s nn hatt • {5) 31 (61 7 4 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At hens Oh to RUTLAND 3 BED ROOMS LARG E KIT LIKE NEW CA RP ET ALUM SIDIN G OW NER WI L L HE L P ~ IN A N CE FOR QUALIF IED BUYER PRIC E D BE L OW" MA RKET $12 000 Pomeroy, 0 Wanted To Buy Se ll you r sc rap tron cas t •r on sheet tron c opper br ass a lumtnum a uto b a tt enes auto r a d1ator s wast e pa per IBM product s RACINE 2 STO RY PE RMA STONE 3 BR LAR GE MDDE RN K IT CHE N 1 :1 B A TH S CA RPET TH RO UGHOU T FULL BAS EM ENT 2 CA R GARA GE ALL DNE LA RGE FLAT WELL LAND SCAPED L OT PR ICED MID TWENT IE S -------------W E ARE p ck 1ng up a p ta no 1n your ar ea and wo ul d 1 ke some r es pon si ble part y to Call t ake o ver p aym en t s Cr ed t Ma nage r ( 614 ) 772 5669 or wrt te 260 Ea st M a 1n Str ee t Chillicothe Ohto 45 601 4 7 tt c HOTPOINT AIR CONDITIONERS 4,000 BTU '109.95 T hese stz es also ava tla ble 5 000 6 000 8 000 10 000 and 11 000 BTU POMEROY LANDMARK 'I'._ Ja ck W Carse y Mgr L..-.e1 Phone 992 2181 OFFICE 446 3643 STEREO 92.1 WMPO-FM • Bu lldozer Rad alor to the We r epa tr l a wn mower s an d garden tr actors PH. 949-3611 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. SEW IN G MA CH NE S Rep at t se r v c e all makes 992 2284 T he Fa br1 c Shop Pome ro y A ut hor1 zed s nge r Sa tes an d Se r v ce We Sha rp en Sc ssor s 3 29 tfc SE PTIC TANKS ---------- - - ------------ - -------------- Phone 99 2 6 2 Stc CARPETING 501 NYLON 2 BEDROOM house n M d d lepor t N ew k t chc n a n d ba t h ap p an ce s n c l uded Call 992 53 10 BY BARWICK R~GULAR EVENINGS •7.95 Bud McGhee- 446 1255 E M Ik e Wt seman- 446 3796 Prt ce $9 95 Sq Yd tn clud es n stall at ton and free padd1ng Talk to W en dell Grat e consu lta nt CLELAND 608 E NEW LISTING - Renovated 2 BR REALTY MAIN POMEROY, 0 CHESTER - 4 BR bath d n ng r oom s om e c a r pet tng b arn 2 othe r out b utld t n gs about 1 a c r e corner lot $13 500 TUPPERS PLAINS - 1 stor y brtck cor ner lot o ver 1 acre tn new addttton 3 BR bath dtn1ng R lovety k t chen basem ent 8 year s ol d S22 500 00 MIDDLEPORT r oom Bustness modern ap t ove r 3 BR 1;, baths d ntng R HW fl oor s w tt h carpet tn g ove r hot wate r hea t a lmost new bu•ldtng S26 500 POMEROY - Ran ch t ype 2 BR bath HW ll oors w1fh ca rp e flng b ase m en t over small full lo t repl ace 1n LR $15 000 POMEROY - 1 , acres 200 I ft f ron tage on gtna lly ha s 2 ho uses tdeal t or tr ailer s or home $3 000 BEDFORD TOWNSHIP 205 acr es 7 r oom h om e ne w stock ed l ake new bar n a nd o th er b u t l d tn gs l ots of wal nu t m apl e ht ckor y 100 acr:es fen ce d runn i ng ca ttl e home w tfh larg e closet s - We hav e hun d reds of carpet va l ues Your JOb ca n be com pl et ed tn 1 t o 2 week s No lon g watfm g per od Nice bat h and k1fchen Wall to SPECIAL! wall carpettng Nat g as f ur nace Ga ra ge a nd ov er J74 a cre of land Young frutl Ask1n g $12 900 00 MIDDLEPORT - Larg e 9 room house fu l l ba sem en t 2 porches 2 baths n ow '" 2 apts Rent one to he lp w1th th e over head Ask ng on Iy $1 8 000 00 8 ROOMS - Near Ga v1n 2 baths mod er n k1fchen Hug e f ront por ch forced a tr furnace ca r pet Roll Candy Slnpe wtlh rubb er back 3 99 sq yd N1ce for bedrooms dens kttchens e tc of an acre on Rt 7 Wa nt PS Dr se d a n a 1r '995 68 Chev Mal Wagon, V8 auto P S a tr P S PB P B ..........s.695 Pomeroy Motor Co 2 SIGNS (GOOD SELECTION OF CHEAPER CARS) OF Ql.l f. '· l"~"Y See Ray R1gg s or Rog e r Rt e be l 1970NOVACPE Loc"ll 1 O".W goocl I l<; fJ t 'lei o blue I 1 st pu it.!~ It' RIGGS USED CARS 985 4100 S1S.tS 1JIOl I c tn " r o 1970 FORDMAV ERICK Ch es l e r 0 Located on St Rl 7 " b!u SIJ9 5 Lac :~I o vnc c r qoocl t rPS 6 c1 1 v. lh 1u to lFtl c nn ., rae! o blw" n sh -;po lcs-; ciE '1n )lu n ter o r 1969C HEVE LL< HARDTOP COUPE SIS95 M r~ l b u V 8 eng e uta 1 '1 1 c ran s 1 ss 01 )OV' ':i ee r ng nd o ( 1rk red f n sl v 1yl n l! r or qood .: h ll! N 11 r c<; AUCTION SALE POM EROY MOTOR CO. SAT. JUNE 8, 10:00 A.M. uP EN EVES 8 00 PM POM E RO Y OHIO 45 Pom eroy Roa d on R 33 tn South edge of A t hen s Parking a t church pa rkm g lot 1u st sout h of ho m e A ll pe r son al propert y o f Mrs Clyd e ( Th eresa) H tnes w tll b e sold & COLL ITEMS n ce Oak hall p1ece w oval m trror and seat u nu sua l Oak g lass doore d c u pboa rd ( has shelf & 3 dr aw er s und er g lass doors ) 2 oth er k tchen cu pboar ds r ou nd drop l eaf tab e Ia ro e wa rdrobe st and s w tek er sta nd or nate k tc hen d ock v ol n m n nt P. I rlocks qui lts cha 1rs wa go n seat f replace se t pa r and r on s a lOT at n ce sremmed g assware He sey glass b asket 16 m at ch ng cut g lass sherbe ts etch ed g lass w~t er se l hen on nes t churn deep d sh es bea ded purse bea ded p n cu sht on lar ge glass compote ov er 75 p ec es Dep r ess on g l a s s ~ blue gr een and y el low n c ud es pitcher s su ga r & cr eamers p la tes e tc c h nese tra y m a ny n ce pressed glass d1 sh es sev er a l pteces r uby ( I lg l r u1l dtsh & pl at e) cru ts set gr ee n F r e K ng d tsh es stemm ed cake p l a te glss b as k et s compo tes spoon holder sta g too t hp ck ho iQer va ses p latter s 1ewe l r y ba ck w a r d pa mt ed p1c t ur e ot her p ctu r es 2 vol u m es Howes Oh o H stor y m an y many m or e t ern s too numerous to n ent on Te II Mom that the 2 postt1on Vmyl Recliner you want ts 1us! '49.95 m cho1ce of brown or oxblood Regular $69 95 (Compare at $99 95) Good selectton clean used furn1ture & appltances at money savmg "cash 'n carry prtces" always available refrtgerators ranges , auto washers, dryers, OVERHAULED MAYTAG & SPEED QUEEN WRINGER WASHERS $49 95, bedroom, dlntng room , hvmg room furntlure & much, much more- COME ON OUT & LOOK AROUND! HOUSEHOLD GOOD S d nt n g r oo m su te co nststt n g of Du ncan P hyf e drop l ea f tab e 4 cha rs & b u ff et cedar ch es t 2 co mplete bedroom su ttes I v tng r oom su te c hes t of drawer s me ta l ca bm ets RCA 21 TV des k b ase cab n et ru gs co ff ee tab e end ta bles sm al l c hest fr ee zer yar d cha tr s e tec sew ng ma c h n e car d ta b es fo ld ng c hatrs fo l d ng t a bl e new set Ir on ston e c h na se t d shes n ce K r ome K r aft coffee ser v ce Xmas decorat10n s m r ror s Zen th ra d o & record player bedd ng press ure cann er la m ps cook ng utenc Is st ep ladder wood ex t ladde rs gard en plow fr u t 1ars many m an y bo xes m sc ttem s Ea ts a va il able MAY BE VIEWED FROM 8 00 fill!O 30 DAY OF SA LE Brtng a c ha1r - plen t y of shad e Ter ms Cash Pos1ttve I 0 Cha r l es Jeffer s Gua r d tan Homer B Ga l1 AIf Y C E Sher 1dan Auct - 448 4263 Not respon stble fo r acct dents Assembly to hold monthly meetings ' CO l UMBUS ( UP I I - I he Genera l \ sse mbl v dec 1ded Thursday to I ol cl month!) skeleto n sess 10n s th rough December and 1ead1 ed a pnmt ly list of btll s to rush through the cham bet s dunn g the fmal 1\ eek next week I he key p1ece of legtslatwn IS a supplemental appropn allons Ohw a no fault msura nce bill and a land lm d tenant r elt twn shlp proposal On I) three (,OP Rule s mem lx r s helve 1ccommen ded the f I no01 \ Ote J'he Sena te H I St Oll I U fctUJl I IISU 811CC p l(:k 1ge a of the landlord tenant bill has be en sta lled n Rules and a House passed offenng must be b ll \H r ked tnto e~ com prom se be House Democrat s ha1 e fu ' ll ' b II Cdn gu to the noot adop ted a p1oposal 01 tile d b) I tndl ord luw nt Bill Gov John J Gil ligan lO-SRend Sen P ul G llmor R Port $43 5 m1lilon from loltet) pt o Cltnl n chttman of the cccds But Senate 11epubhc.tiiS Sc tdlP JucltC!dr) Comm ttcc adva..nced then m~,:n versw n :-:. 1 d he dou b tcd '--' lan tllur d tota ling $83 5 mtl hon - out of a 1cnant btll II Ould be acted upon subcommittee n1ursdav Only befm e th e l\\ O ch ambers wrap the tlu ee Repul>li Cdn s on Ute f1ve member subcommittee approved the GOP spendtng pla n The Republi c 1n bluepr mt would make use of the lottery funds plus a $39 a su rplus they cla tm Will be m the st tle l1ea sury at th e end of the b1e nm um The Se nate Ru les Commlllee also ts dect dmg wl at to do 111th • LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES Frank Gheen, B1g Capa ett\ Maytag Automat1cs 2 speed operation ~'"hot c e of water temps Auto wat er le v el c ontro l Ltnt F ilter or Power F tn Ag ta tor Perma Press Maytag Hafoof Heat Dryers Sur r o und c lothes wi th gen tl e even h ea t No hot spots no overdry lng F 1ne M esh Li nt F i lte We Spectaltze tn Call to see ~ LIFE IS EXCITING WHEN YOU BUY SOMETHING YOU ENJOY CHOOS E A NEW ON E AND WE WIL L SELL YOURS MAYTAG Red Carpet Service R~TLAND FURNITU~E Arnold Grate MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. If you are w1lhng to accept respons1b1hfy tn ret urn for a future m your own busmess. wnte g1vm g fu ll persona l qua hf1cat1ons to ) Rutland Sales Mgr. PHON E 992 7777 (Servmg Am en ca for 100 l e,,rsJ Offers an exc1tlng opportumty to operate a busmess of your own w1th a very small mvestment We are mterested m a qua hf1ed Sales onented person w1th prev1ou s re ta 11 ex penence to own and operate a cat a log store tn Pom eroy , Oh1o . E. A Sm1th, 4- 1 100 S Monroe Street Baltimore, Maryland 21232 rn li St' 1 ld 111 YO U tn tlY httV e th em af fh e Old c.ome c 1~es bel ow • NEW 1S74 PINTO 2 OR '2895 ~ NEW 1974 MAVERICK 2 DR '2591 ~ Board to review allocations for voc-ed schools t OI UMBUS UPI 1 Al loc Jtton of mote than $20 2 milto n for 16 vocatio nal i.!dUCcl t l o n co n s tru ction pruJecLs wtll be constdc red by the stale llo ard of Ed ucatiOn at 1ts meetmg here M onda v ln order to expedite con s lt ut i! on at the earl iest poss ibl e l11n e fu m ls u e av 1 !able the board w11l <uns1der alloca tton of $16 4 n nll on m m 1td 1ng fu n ds fur 15 of the vocattonal proJects cont mgent upon the ulllmate 'PPTU f>ri<J t iUn b) lht; Ge neral NEW 1974 TORI NO 4 DR ....'2946 Asse mbl y and the governor s 'J" c V Bs II dr 11H r.. 'f I I cf r 1 I app1oval offt clals satd In addtl10n the Columbus Clly School D1stnct requ ested NEW 1974 LTD 4 DR • '4083 ct 8 mi llion 111 malchmg atd $3 1 <,of VB A n1 from prevwu sly appropriated funds for the propose d Co lurn lCI d0 1l '> l d ('Uup l cnl l ul treg I 01 01 I bus Melropo ltla n Care er t.: I b I ( 1 lu<, .., 1l '-. I I X Center The new fa cli1ly would be bl!l lt on the stle of Fort li t) es a fo r mer m th tary fa cility and would se rve I 470 students W1f h OU IOWP'. f O¥ l lh (' ~d sl ro t Q SC rlt' I C ~ il l d pil r t s help and Also to be dee tded Monday 11 q vo lu 1c- N P 1 r mo c tt 111 1ble to m e'" f comp et t ton as f o c Ou u cd c H stoc k s be low 10r mll l We nee d your car il nd w11l be a plan to augment the h lH k 10 'I 1 d w II QIVL you I he be sf de a ever on yo ur t r ade tn continued developme nt m d ex IV 1 P ~.: 1 ly w hPe l q 1d d e ll l lllg pansto n of voca tiO nal educatiOn durmg th e upcommg W fo l l l k e you I "PPY A ll WC' Wll l l IS Lo t s of H appy sc hooljear by conlrachng '"th l11 yt ., Nu U 1h 1ppy Ow 1cr s nme state uni ver siti es t o See Fed Blilt.: lllnr or Dr1 nn y T h omp ~ on prepare teachers an d to ass1sl m th e1r superVIsiOn Under the proposed con lracLs Bowling Green State YOU LOOK THE BETIER Un 1ve rs tl) wou ld rece 1ve 461 S. Third Street $1 11 4 16 Cleveland State WE LOOK Umvers1ty $46 417 Kent Sta te Middleport , Ohio 45670 Umvers1ty $391 229 M1am1 Ph o 1cs 912 l 196 Afl er ho urs 992 1412 Um verstl) $25 353 Ohi o State W1 ec l<c t se t v1ce 992 7587 o r 992 7135 Umvers1ty $1 I m1lhon Ohio Umvers1ty $9tl 129 Umverstly of Akron $12 577 Untverslly of up H( 1k t or the sum HH~ I n~xt pcnntment lJI til e gove rnor but Cmclnnau $181 227 and the \\ ( l k St' t 1t or s s~u tl th e) beheved sh e Umverstl) of foledo $88 61 2 11 L Su tt~ nd IIuusL dd rept esented only the en11ron JOU f tul f l th~ \\ CCkcnd \\ 1tl 11cn tl l \ IC\\pmnt at the ex pllt S lUlU IH IJ l k ji\J <Jill pense of 111dll>lr) and the publ ic I c~ d " I hr ho srk t r pmg s l ss ton ~ CONS III UIIO N lhe Sen ti e unamrnous ly adopted and '' tll IJL held o n ~ I 1\ ~ tf I rr untl! \\ t1 tl t ~XlCptwn of sent to the House a pa1r of \u gu t 1 tn Ji tdj 11 1111 ~ nt constl lut anal m n cn dments ex \\ IS Sl: t for 0~C 10 p 11chng the term of the slate Or ll ur sclr\ tlH S1ntle supc1 mtendent of pub h c works md pe n mtung the tssuance of un trurnou.sh dgr eed to !louse Na tiOnal Leag ue Roundup unrt dn en ts tnd sent to th e 1e1 cn ue bonds to fmance poil u BY NEll. li ERSHBERG go\.C I nor s desk dn ommbus lion con trol and sohd wa ste UPI Sports Wnter btll deSigned ,o guat an tee the m magement programs AI a n age when most ptlchers Bl OO D - I he House unam 11gh ts uf tl c n tul t.illj r et.u dul tn Oh1o mst tutw ns mou slv passed and sent to the are m thetr prlllle, Larry Se nate a btll to regulat e estab- Dterker IS makmg a comeback S n tlat le~ lSi allOil affec tmg The 27 year old n ght hander the Ill< tltll) tilts sc hedu led fm ltshmt: nts culledmg pla sJn<i l House noOI I ole l'ucsdd) Collcct111g plasma wo uld be re hm1ted Montreal to three hils Th ursday mght as the Houston Sen t c ll de1s s 11d U E') expect stn ct cd to cet tlf1ed ag e11c1es Astros blanked the Expos 4..() sucl as a blood bank the bil l to be hcarcl1n comm1 t l€e May hit two ho me runs h1s SC HOOLS fhe House aptee Wednesday I he two proposals dcstgned pt ove d 79 9 and sent back to e1ghth and mnth to lead the to [)le\elll hwn an w.u eho us t1 e Se nate for concurrence Houston attack Th e shutout was the first fo r tng of paltcnls tmdct the w 1th tm en dme n ts a b i ll D1 erker smce Jul) 4 1972 when st tte sca r e were the p1odu(t clat1fv mg compensa tory pay of ~ gO\ ern m s task fm ce and fo t schoo l emplo)eS e.cused he handcuffed Pittsburgh on at e regarded ts pn ot tly tlems from classes to att end e1ght h1ts Dterker has been plagued by professwna l meetmgs The btll of the LJdmmtstr tlton a sore arm the past several The House and Senate also 1eqwres each school dt>ln cl to agt ced to pro1 tSlons 1n b1 1ls au ddopl a poltcy rega rdmg at ) ears and last season appeared m onl) 14 games Il was only lhOJ tztng Llu; l e<JSln~ uf publ ic ten d tnce a t pr of ess 10na l !O years ago however at about khool buses to ncnpu bltc SCSSIOllS age of 18 tha t D1erke1 the sc hcr Is for f eld tnps and ath made hts maJOr league debut lcllc even ts and stmplif) mg With the As tr os malch wg emct gencv mcd1ca l trea tment $150 000 RECE IVED serves wtth su ch star s as f01 llS at pub l ic school s 1\ \ SHINGION i UPI)I he Sa ndy Koufa x and J uan l he t\l o b1lls "ere sent to the De p tr lment of Heal th Mancha! go\.e rnor F.duc <lion and Welfare has Bu t Dierk er never qUi te Election Rdor m cse11 cd $150 000 '"1< federal 1 fulftlled h1s potential desp1te fhe Senate took ftnal action funds pe nd111g the awa rd of 20 games for Houston wmmng and ::;cnt to the go\.crnor a Re Cf n tr acts fm consh uc hon of m 1969 H1s problems weren t publican eleclton reform btll bullchngs 111 Xema struck by a llllllted to phvs1cal a1l only st1 ea mhntng pr oce dUI es fm lot nado I 1s t Ap ril Rep ments A vanety of personal ta bulatmg abse nt ee ballots problems Cl "' nee J B1 0 \1 n sa td the have als o been In olhct leg1slattve develop munc \. \\O uld be use d bla med for hts la ckluster If cnts pt trnm 1 1\ fm construc tw n of pe rforman ce m recent years MINE - The Senate on a 22 : . f . : fllp( I ell \ sc hool butldtngs has ma naged Dierker h "ott: 1crn oved l rer e P Hm however to exhibtl some stgns ncr of Cle. ela nd as a publtc of his former bnlhance this menlbf'J of the Oh1o M ne Rec season a nd Manager Preston II \ fill I Ill t do It gt l a j Ob lamalton Board of Rev1e11 She Gomez for one IS llllpressed t( u:l11 ng 1t so say s the had sened fo r mot e than a n na One Bad Outmg vc ron the bo 1rd stnc::c her ap Dierker by far has ~ n our II v B * Even Better Good News Keith Goble Ford, Inc. l!!i•l;itl] 992 5342 G M C F INANCIN G PO MEROY Ope n Eve ntng s Unft l6 OO- Tt l5p m Sa t 2 Dr H T good ANTIQUES I ~CLOSER 71 FORD GALAX IE 500........ ~1595 HEY DAD r- 742 4211 695 . .'1195 You II L kc Our Oual1l) W<ty of Do1ng Bu s1ness Rutland 742 42 11 1 Karr & Van Zand t P B 68 FORD WAGON ... 15 1fc Beaultfully dela1led Early Amertcan & Mediterranean 2 pc ltvmg room su1tes 1n velvet, prmt, platd & v1nyl qualtly covertngs wtth knotless oak frames $199 up so me equ i pm e nt A good bu srness f or a couple w1t h ambtt on Wor k f or your self and h v e a lot bett er W t11 sell now f or t he value of th e stock Inter ested see us now LOTS - For y our n ew home We ha ve several n the Metgs and E ast ern school d str ct s 1 69 Ford LTD Wagon V8 auto P S 68 Dodge Charger HT Cpe auto , P S JUST ARRIVED All stock and $d6 000 LI ST YOUR PROPE RTY WITH US YOU CAN T GO WRONv 991 225 9or 992 2568 v1 n y l top 4 Dr Seda n a1 r P S Kuhl's sells both and Used Every apphance • • ts used and carnes day refund o 1re1plac:ement GUA TEE RUTLAND FURNITURE 69 Chev Mal 4 Or V8 auto, PS '1895 '1495 '1295 '1195 70 PONTIAC ................... ....~ 1195 .. full base ment wtlh shower 1 37 $25 000 00 GROCERY - 4 TUPP ERS PLAIN S. 0 . ------ ---------- ...... :.~1695 P B 70 Olds 98 Hoi Sed , power atr 69 Ponltac Bonn , 2 Or HT, vroof au . '895 • 69 Chev Imp HT Cpe , V8 auto '995 71 OLDS DELTA 88 ...............s1795 ",11 th e ca ufton lt g ht " Real Estate For Sale 9 ACRE S of l an d 769 6 ~ '1795 1995 Ha t ch back auto BARGAIN CENTER ARO B C P S .. !1495 72 VEGA.................... ......~ 1595 KUHL'S cle an ed reasonabl e r a t es Ph 446 478 2 Gal l po tt s John Russ ell owne r and op er a t a s 12 tf c D OZER work l and c lear ng by S E WAG E S Y ST EM S th e acr e hourl y or con t rac t CL ~A NED RE PA IRED fa r m pond s r oad s et c L a r g e MILL E R SANI TATIO N dozer and op era to r w t h ov er ST EWART OHIO PH 662 20 yea r s exper ence Pu llms 3035 E)(c avat m g Pomer oy Oh a 10 .s tfc Pt1 one 992 2478 12 19tf c SE PT I C TA N K S c l eane d - - - - -- - - - - - - - Mod ern Sanlfat 1on 99 2 395 4 or OPEN Ro ger Hy sel l s G ar age 992 7349 nea r Cro ssr oad s on Stat e 10 23 tfc - - - - - - - - - -Rout e 2<1 8 30 l o 6 p m M ond a y thr ou gh Saturday READY MIX CON CRETE Phc n e 992 5682 or 9?2 7121 d el v er ed r g h t to yo ur 5 15 26f c pro ec t F ast and easy Fr ee es ttm at es P h o n e 99 2 328 4 H & W Ref rt g er at on Ser v iC es G oeg l el n Rea d y M K Co Re tr g era t o r s f r eez er a r Mid dlepor t Oh to co nd I one r s an d c om m er e a t 6 30 tt c un ti S Ph one 992 5587 o r 99 2 72 04 C BRADFO RD Auc f onee r 5 15 26t p Co molete ser v 1ce -Phone 949 382 1 or 949 3161 0 DE L L A I nement locat ed on Rac m e Oh o Rout e 114 an d Coun t y Rd 5 Cr tt Br adford Cr oss road s cam p et e fron t 5 l tfc end un eup and brak e serv ce P lea se ca ll for appo n t m ent ROO FS an d houses pa n ted 7t12 3232 F re e es t 1ma r es pl enty of 5 24 tf c r eferen c es P hon e 992 33 63 -5 30 12tp WILL T R IM or cut tr ees and sh rub bery A lso c l ean ou t --------base m ents attt cs et c P hone SE RV I CES offer ed furnt ture u ph o l s t er n g r easo n a b l~ 949 3221 or 742 44 41 r at es P1c kup and d el 1very 6 6 26t c t ree est 1m a t es 3 prof ess s ona l c r aftsm en to serve yo u be tt er and fast er Phon e M owrey s Uph olster y 675 4154 Pt P l easan t w v a 70 A CR E f arm 7 roo m ho u se 5 30 26f c w th ~e nt ra l h ea t carp et ng F0RFt{E t:e St ,m ate S on moder n ~qt c he n w th d sh a lum i nu m re pl a ce me n t wa sher 2 bath s an d a pa th w1n dow s Std n g storm doors good b arn gard en on e ac r e an d w nd ows R a tl ng Ph on e p ond for f sh ng an d sw 1m Charl es L s le Syr acu se Oh o m n g scen ic an d pr va l e 4 Ca r l J a co b Sa es m l es from Harr son v lll e n R epr esen t ative V V Sc PIO Town sh p S30 00 0 Ca ll John son an d Son Inc 742 452 1 4 30 tf c 5 24 12tc H T 4 Dr RACINE OHIO .. v 1n y I roof 71 FORD LTD...... . AU TO MOBI L E n suran ce been ca n c e l l ed ' L ost you r operator s ltcense Ca ll 992 7.428 6 P B v 1n y l r oo f V 8 au to 4Dr EXCAVAT IN G lo.::~ d er and backhoe work sept c fa n ks nst all ed du m p truck s and o boys t or h r e wi l l ha'u l f il l d 1rf top so I I mestone and grave Ca ll Bob or Roger J eff er s da y ph one 99 27089 n1gh t phon e 992 3525 or 992 523 2 2 ll tf c RACINE GARAGE Pome r oy I i AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR sma ll est Heater Core Na than Btggs Rad1ator Spectaltst --- HT • r1MP. r COMPLETE aut o 71 TORINO 2 DR ..... Phone 742 4673 74 2 5595 B11i Brown , Owner Rutland, Ohto Ph on e 992 5367 or 992 3861 From th e la rgest T ruck or -------- -- 6 Cyl 71 Ponltac Cat 4 Oo01 vroot & atr. 70 ChJYsler Newport 4 Dr pow & atJ 70 Olds 88 HT Sed , vroof atr •. 69 Olds 98 HT Cpe, pow vroof, atr 70 MAVERICK .....................~1295 FIRE DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT EXTINGUISHER SALE S & SERVICE HOME ALARMS 777 Pear l Str eet o f Thund erb rd ~ I re s Show r oon a1 r v 1n yl top P S Dr H T 4 2095 71 Pont Tempest HT Cpe V8 auto p s 2095 $5495 71 FORD GALAXIE 500 ..........11695 BROWN'S FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT M Jdleport Ohto EXPERIENCED Radi .. t·"" Ph 992 2174 9 000 m loci! I one o n er 'l f nest "lccesso r es plu s R'ld a condtt ta ~J·he_. Good.__ News '2895 71 BUtck Skylark 4 Dr , V8 auto PS 1973 THUNDERBIRD ti iWPPX pfCi l m u ch qrc lt (>r yl t (u VL I lu !"('Q UI red On t t ..: tqhl l ee ! co ppe-r le ;-td It I go o n ~r l Cilr or tr u ck I It NEW 1974 MU STANG II 2 OR •• 72 Pont1ac Cat HT Cpe power a1r .. 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W1l k m son Small Engtne WOOD TRUSSES Free Est m a t es 3 PT PI CKUP D I SK 7 It S?~O lwo 1 1 p low s fror I end loader e"!c h $150 A ll work s o Fo r d r ae or Pt1on e 985 35 91 6 5 Al p 5 N CE r n n q 1 or ses il q cn t tc Ph o e 7 t?. 2 11 af ter 5 p 11 0 I 7 17 S'JO or 7 17 686 3 ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED J&B AUTO BODY 6t c tn c tor 9 N lE'W I rc brakes :~nd tH I cr eK c e l l nt c o • d ton $950 00 Phon e 98S ] 59~ 6 5 tp ..Se e or Call Bob or Roger Jeifers Day 992 7089 N1ghl 992 3525 or 992 5232 Open 8 Ttl 5 M on day th r u Sa turd ay 606 E Matn Pomeroy 0 Our V 8 s tan d 1 tl VALUE RATED ..... $1895 72 CHEV. 307......... . • V 8 4 sp ((17f t CH EV Y lCW 7R1 enq nr <, ] c~e d RCA I Ll pC' p i yC'r 'IC k nd 'l u c noc y n v ery qood us t Pil n l c d 1\ l cond 1 on f 'I I Ruc kel '>(' 'li S and new c1 r pc w tt1 chr om1 r cvcro:;c whee l s t~n d n e w t re s 1>700 C;-t 1 997 7967 'l it ers p n 6 6 3tc r ho1 1 0 1..' 0 SELLI N G J hou seholds th s F r d01y 31 an d n ex t Fr day June 7 S l c st ot r ts 7 30 p 11 li nt ques 1 ass wur e cl ni'l 1 nen s qu ts tr~mp S c l oc k s old tr unks do Is postca r d s coo k book s nu me ou s collec tor s tc n s p ct ures w cker f ur l ure l aw n cl a s l ounQ c c h a rs g t~r dcn eq u pme n t ol de r I t>r l a b l es s tep ab es nex t wee k 3 n ce bedr oom su tes 1 n ce I v nc room su tes 1 good T V s col or and BW w n g b a c k c t a r s a nt q u e lu r n l u r e tab l es 7 n ce 1 brary r el r ge ra to r s w t t1 f reeLe compartmen t 1 upr gh t deep f reeze n cc Ch n a cu pboa rd r oc k. ers SO boxes o f qood h ou se hol d terns also tak n g b ds on so t d br ass bed open 9 to 9 Ca l l 992 3509 Po ty s Au c 10n P age and H gt1 Sl M ddle por t S J 1 7t c 970 .., - GUARANTEED-PHONE 992 2094 t ~le ll ed FIRST TH E BAD NEWSI TRUCKS A I l/1 1 9~/ ' .J Stop Floo r D1 spla y tc \ ytJIIAiillllfiYA'III'/ W a t er Ltnes .and Powe-r Lm es All work done by the foot or contract Also dozer wor k and se pttc ta nks 1n Pomeroy Home & Auto FURNITURE In and See• C HEV E l l E 966 V W V l n p r c ond I on PMn <' 110 J YOJNG 1 fl A 6 OFFICE SUPPLIES ot • DITCHING SERVICE On Most Am e rt ca n Car s a nd 'i CC hiln C l rl I 0 l t tc 606 E Matn I I o <. n 'l r <100 I r r ) 992 2094 Pom e roy 'I li p 9~'/tno ru r 5 31 7tc Op en 6 d ays op en evenmq s by appom f m enf Apple Grove News, Events d I 0 q July v PH 992 2549 6 ( At I Y ( I f'W on t 1 fl o l ?f I nv; <..on rcp:-,r Ill 1 c! sc ou I 1 r ce /1.. so o th. r n 1 Wi'\S t1 tObS :tnd 1U I O ((:'COn sell Call Q9 'J 3S0 9 W I 1oiW<:. tM 1 Now op tor 11 typ ~ ot l U I O rcpC~ r 0 C II I t lu bt ob<; unf' p " ci Cluto 1 c John & Ma y Sf s your on v. ~ ~ "I ( I l l VY tow %J w Wl\lii i WL ~ ON.., I l Beauty Salon St bar ga ns I I Il EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 POMEROY HOME & AUTO It ·p o f Ht w•.r I Pt o (' b I PO LLYS Ar r o 1 F rtl nv7o H gh Sts An t quf'~ c ol rcto te rns r~ t que tu co lo r V "' :dcp O dd s 'll d E ns II \186 'It < r II Ftt & Sat Nt g hl s J 0 Til 1 Mu s iC by Bill Mar >h a ll .1 nd S,1 11s lt e d Mm d s ' ' r I 0 ' ! V I t ti tor t o DANCE WHISPERING PINES NITE CLUB I n ) • Busin_ess Services n ly I 0 lly as $1 J9 pf'r yard W 1\ I Ju c 9 Gun C ub Su ct<ty p m Notice Not1ce Auto Sales 191>1 Mf- kl Jl Y \ I t! 01 WI 'i, ~ ( l l l l'J'/ 11 1 I PO MEROY 9 AM-8 PM SUNDAYS 1 PM-6 PM ru q ucst to d tssolw di StllltS Unde r the proposed plan dJJ pnl\ ed b) the dtstr1cts m ' olvt d the Ru ss ta l oca l School Dtstt tc l She lb ) Count) 1 "ould JOin the Upper V die) Joml Vt calton 11 Sc hon! Dtstn ct Th e Ve r sa ill es f. xemp ted Vtll,Jge Sc hool DtSirtet and tl e loc,d districts of Ansoma 1\r ca num Bulle t I ran k lin M onro~ M ISSISSI!l i\HI Vall q and I 11 Village til 111 D<~ rke Cmmt) and C R Coblentz !..<~c al School D1stn ct t Preble Co unt) J wou ld JOin the Montg omery Cou n tv J otn l Vocatwna l School D1stn ct 'Jlje Greenvill e Cit) School Dtstnc t wo uld IJecome .1 new mdlVldual \ ucatwnal plannm g di stncl The SO uth Summtt Jomt Vocational School D1stnct m Summtl count) has asked the bo ard to approve a change m the dtstnct s name to Port age Lakes Jomt Votatwnal School D1stnct Th e state board wtll a lso have two requests for elemen ta ry school cha rte rs The Oh10 Departmem of Educatwn has ev alua ted the Leaf Center for Lea rm n g l oc a t e d ) •• tn Spr mgda le tn Ham 1lton County and the Wes ts id e Ba ptist Elementary Scho ol located at Brook Park m Cuya hoga Count y and found both to meet the stale s m1m mwn standards for elementar) schools Larry Dierker blanks Expos most consistent pitcher this year Gomez said He had to come out of several games w1th no dec iSIOn bu t m II starts he s on!; h<1d one lJ uJ out m g 1 he v1ctorv was D1erker " lhtrd and first since Apn l 15 If I could throw hke I was throwm g tomght sa1d D1er kcr I lhmk I ha ve a cha nce aga1ns l anybody In other games Chicago do11ned Sa n D1ego :>-1 Los An geles npped Pittsburgh 6..() San Francisco beat St Lows 95 and New York edged Cm cmnalt 4 3 111 the onlv games scheduled Dodgers 6, Pirate< 0 Ron Cey slammed a two-run homer m the fourth mnmg and t tgh t hand er Andy Messer sm1th pitched a five hiller as Los An ge les co mpleted a th ree ga me sweep of the Pirates Cubs 5 Padres I Don Kessmger smgled m George M1 tterwa ld from second m th e seventh mrung to sna p a 1·1 t1e and then smgled home another run m the nmth to touch off a three-run mmng as Chicago turned hack San Otego F1FTH CHOICE HOUSTON ( UP I) - The Houston Rockets of the NatiOn al Basketball Assoctal!On have announced the s1gn mg of their No 5 dr aft chmc e Owen Wells of the Umvers1ty of Detrott SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 500 E. MAIN PH. 992-2174 POMEROY, OHIO NOTICE WE NEED USED CARS SO COME IN NOW AND TRADE FOR A NEW BUICK, PONTIAC, OPEL OR GMC TRUCK BEFORE THE PRICE RAISE GETS YOU. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY A NEW CAR. CHECK WITH US BEFORE YOU BUY ANY CAR, NEW OR USED. SEE: CEWARD CALVERT - PAT STORY • J. D. STORY HOURS: DAILY I he boat d wtl l also constder the pr es em Darke Count) Jomt Voca l10nal School Dtsln cl and as s1gn tht: membe t se houl di s t nct s lo othE r \ocatlon a l <.1 R em ember We Serv1ce What We Sell We Built Our Busmess on Serv1ce SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. and now Service 1s 992-2174 Bulldmg Uur Busmess St , Pomeroy, Oh1o t ~8 { OPEN EVENINGS TILL 7 PM SAT. TILL 5 PM SERVICE Till 12 NOON ON SAT. ' I I I I J' \ I �:• . I • .. ~ ..••• ' ~ 10 -.: Tbe Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, June 7, 1974 Holzer M<•diral Centn 1Discharged, June 6) Ella Asbury. Dale Bri rklcs. Belva Bruce . Er nest Caldwell, Henry Camink, Cha rl es Can trell, Gl<1dys Croy. Reba De Priest, Arnold Dean, Ivy PLEASANT VALLEY DISCHARGES - Teresa Ann DWlcan, Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs . Dennis Thevenin , Henderson; Julius Mathey. !.con: Charles E. Fowler, Jt ., Point Pleasant: Russell Holland. Point Pleasant ; Mrs. James .Wheeler and daughter. Point Pleasant: Marg aret Smith. Mason; John Halstead., Point Pleasant ; Linda McQuaid, -Henderson . Mayor lights is on order. The lighL• will he erected as soon as r---------.. MEIGS THEATRE RSVP hoard meeting held PAD. SAIGON (UP!) - South Vietnam agreed today to restore conununications ·and transportation privileges to the Viet Cong, paving the way for renewed peace negotiations between the Communists and the Saigon government. A government spokesman said South Vietnam had decided to meet all CommWlist demands for telephone services, news conferences and liaison helicopter flights to Viet Cong field headquarters. CoWlty's Board of Education Thursday night determined what a normal working day is for certain auxiliary and school serv ice personnel and set salaries for it. Working days were set as seven hours for cooks and eight hours for maintenance personnel, mechanics and bus drivers, on recommendations of the Supt. Withers. Supt. Charles Withers asked the board to leave it the same as in the past for bus drivers and to continue paying them lor additional rWls over and above their regular hours. As di sc ussions continued, Bill Withers said if it holds lor bus drivers, ~~ Why can't we go on down the line. If a cook gets the job done in live hours why does she have to slay. If we're going to slide this through, why can't we justify it for cooks and secretaries?'' president, question when he called for a motion on cooks. Then it was Adkins' motion setting cooks' working day as seven hours, which passed alter Brady gave the second. It was ·agreed that if they work four hours, their day is to be pro-rated, Bill Withers opposed tl!e move on cooks in the 3-1 vote. Several delegations appeared before the board . Among these was Garnet Pelfrey , representing the Adult Softball League, to request a lease for field No. 3 at Ordnance Elementary School, which will be prepared. Mrs. Edna Thompson and Terry Dennis in behalf of the Girls Softball League discussed fencing for their field at Ordnance. Mrs. Thompson explained tha( the purpose is primarily for that of a safety factor and for Improvements. Further study was scheduled. • • • •• .. •• ... ••••• ••••• •••••• •••••• ........ ••••••• •••••••• •••••••• ••••••••• ••••••••• •••••••• ••••••• ••••••• ••••••• •••••• •••••• ••••• ••••• •••• •••• •••• ......... ....... TONIGHT ONLY ••• Geo. Hall •••• Double Feature Program "C ENTERFOLD GIRLS" PLUS "THE CANOY SNATCHERS" •••• •••• ...... ''''' ••••• and The Hallmarks •••••• Tiffany Bol li ng ••••• Ben Piazza Was a p·ie ce of candy worth a fortun e In diamonds? Rated R ''!'••• ••••• ••••• •••• •••• •••• --- ...... ...... ...... Saturday June8 Double Feature THE NEPTUNE FACTOR .. ...... (Color) Ben Gazza ra Y ve tte MimeuK • • •• " CAR WASH SET SYRACUSE - The Bojr Scout Troop at Syracuse wiQ hold a car wash Saturday at the mWlicipal building from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. · - Elberfelds In Pomeroy', - Pius- " HOMBRE 11 I Color) . PHONE POMEROY, OHIO 992-3629 1 . Paul Newman Fredric Ma rch Richard Boone .! Dian~ Cilento . ··········~···· •••••••••••••••• , ~ I .,., ,· BRIDGE TO BE BUILT - Wesley Buehl, Meigs CoWlty Engineer, stands at the site, Horsecave Creek, where the county is putting in a new bridge super structure 20 feet wide and 42 feet long. The old bridge was only 12 feel wide. The guardrail will be extended also, Buehl said. At the present time sheet piling is being placed at the base of the old pier. The space between the piling and the pier will be filled with cement to prevent the current from scouring the pier . A similar structure will be placed at Hemlock Grove. Cost of the bridge here will be approximately $30,000, of the one at Henilock Grove, $26,000: Two other bridges on Grass Run are being replaced with a multi-plate pipe arch. The bridge at Horsecave Is located on COIUilry r.oad 32, The road will be closed for approximately two weeks. · • ' Save During Our Special Father's Day Sale ...... Shirts • Men's Double Knit Dress Slacks Work Uniforms- Sport and Dress Socks- '- ,. ... Neckties Also Bargains In ,Womens Daytime Dresses \.I Pants" - Hosiery --Long Dresses . . . Girls Sportswear - Rashlight Batteries Guitars FREE CUSTOMER PARKING ON 'SECOND STREET AND AT OUR MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE .. Elberfelds In Pomeroy ,.. COLUMBUS (UP!) - A contract covering over 7,000 employes of the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation has been signed with the Ohio Civil Service Employes Association. The new contract provi~es lor at least eight weekends off per member each year, a two-step grievance procedure with binding arbitration and·a better overtime equalization system, the OCSEA said. The associa tion said the contract does no.'cover wages because pay increases for all state employes must be authorized by the Ohio General Assembly. "We feel we have the best contract ever negotiated betwe en a labor organization and a state agency," said Rick Dorman, chief OCSEA negotiator . At the Gallipolis State Institute, between 250 and 300 employes are members of the OCSEA affected in lhls agreement. GSI has a total of 871 employes. • Brumfield, Harris top Jaycees GALLIPOLI.$ - Roger Brumfield, a teacher at Gallia Academy High School, and AI Harris, newly-elected Jaycee president, were named Jaycees of tbe year here Friday night during U!e annual installation banquet of the Gallipolis Area Ja ycees. Both have been active in many Jaycee projects the past two years. Harris, formerly of Charleston, W. Va ., was officially installed president as was his entire slate of officers. · Larry Livingston, District VIcePresident and president of the Portsmouth Jaycees, administered the oath of office to Harris, external vice-president Jim Cochran; internal vice-president, Bill Young, Brumfield, the club's secretary; Lynn YoWlg, treasurer and local directors, Tom Hardman, Jim Slddmore and Randy Gilliam . Harris presented outgoing president Mel Tab.or a special president's plaque and J. Michael Neal, former Jaycee president, gave Tab.or a special plaque engraved with a picture of the old mill at Adamsville. Tabor and other Jaycees were Instrumental in the construction of the mill used in the historical pageant "Gallia Country." Bill Young was honored for being the outstanding director Of the year, district and local Spoke award wiMer and Speak( Continued on page 2) .,. ELDON E, WEEKS MOBILE HOMES AND NEW CENTRAL HEATING SPACE HEATERS DONNA STEWMT. '.•:• 992-2145 ~ • . ..• AND CITY IC.E., & FUEL CO. POINT PLEASANT, W. VA. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ... '. I . ~ •• ••• •• l :: ••• ~· ••.,o·. ••••• • BATfERY STOLEN GALLIPOLIS - City police here investigated the theft of a car battery at 3:45 a.m. Saturday on the parking lot at Gallipolis Motor Company. The battery was taken from a 1968 Chevrolet. BANKS TO CLOSE POMEROY - The Pomeroy National Bank .The Farmers Bank and Savings Co., and the Citizens Nation.al Bank will close at noon Monday for the fWletal services of Eldon E. Weeks. ' ' r -. •" I ' , ,-' ,, ......... -·,..,. '• I ' CERTIFICATE FOR STOCK GIVEN - Emer~on Evans, left, presented Dr. Donald M. Thaler, chairman of the board of trustees of the French Art Colony, a certificate lor stock in Bob Evans Farms, the gift of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Evans. Dr. Thaler said the stock is the beg inning of an endowment lund, the proceeds of which would be used to promote the activities of the French Art Colony in the tricounty area. It is hoped that additional contributions to the endowment IWld will make the Art Colony increasingly self-sufficient and guaranteeing a more varied and enlarged program. Registration for the summer program of the French Art Colony is currently under way. Utility executive to speak in -Racine POMEROY - Fred V. Stine, vice president - Generation and Transmission, Columbus and Southern Ohio Elec tric Co., has been secured as the principal speaker for the annual meeting of the Meigs County Regional Planning Commission . Thereon Johnson, cha irman of the executi ve committee of the commission, said Stine will discuss the impact of the possible multimillion dollar power plant in the Great Bend area. Other company officials attending will be Jack Ape!, mana gerof Environmental Department, and Charles Williamson, director of Cons umer Services, Southern Division, Other items on the program to be held at the Steamboat Inn in Racine at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 12 will be the election of officers for the corning year, reporl on new county programs by Robert Clark, chai rman of the Board of County • Commissioners; new programs of the Farmers Home Administration, by Milton Roush , District Director, and a report on planning commission acti vities by Charles E. Blakeslee . executi ve rli rector. Stine, 48, a native of Zanesville, is a , ' graduate of Ohio State University in FRED V. STINE Electrical Engineering and of Michiga n University's Publi c Utility Exec. Program. Republican Executive Committee, he was A mem ber of Franklin County discharged a sergeant In 1946. Eldon E • Weeks . retired hanker, JAYl:Jo;ES OF THE YEAR -Mel Tabor, .out&olng preoident of the Gallipolis Area Jaycees, Is shown ab.ove with AI Harris and Roger Brumfield, the club's top Jaycees of the year for 197:1-74. District GOP to hold ole fashioned cook-out ATHENS - Ohio University Campus is to be the location of an "Ole Fashioned Republican Cook out and Rally" Friday, June 14, a~ 6:30 p.m. sponsored by The Tenth District Republican Committee. Principal members are the Chairman and office holders of each county comprising the Ohio Tenth Congressional District. The Ohio University Chefs will broil I I dead- at age 73 ..... - IN POINT PLEASANT OONTACT HERMAN LYNCH Pti>NE 675-2460 PRICE 20 CENTS additional requirementSon environmental Impact ana lysis came on and further complicated the status of the project. The Ohio Department of Transportation is currently preparing an Environmental Impact Statement in accordance with current federal requirements. The state expects to obtain cor ridor location approval by the federal highwa y administration in the near future. Walker sa id engineering then could go forward into the design phases. He estimated three to fo ur years would be required for completion of th e design, acq~isition of the right-of-way and start of construction. U. S. Route 35 presently winds through JackS<ln, ca rrying a heavy volume of traffic on narrow streets such as East Broadway, Water Street and Bridge Street. A traffic bottleneck often develops within the city during peak traffic periods on the federal route. ' Of Men's Short Sleeve Sport and Dress ' Middleport-Pomeroy Contract conclu.d ed -.• OPEN SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9 PM . FIFTY-EIGHT PAGES SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 1974 JACKSOI'l - The route 3:; bypass of Jackson is at least three to four years away. This is the opinion of William W. Baker , deputy director of the Division of Highways in answer to a query from Chuck Fenwick of Jackson , a member of the Southeastern Ohio Regional Council's highway committee . According to the Journal-Herald, a public hearing for the proposed bypass was held fo ur years ago in 1970 and the stale approved the corridor location. But this "corridor" was never approved by the federal highway administration and since that tlme federal requirements hav~ cha nged in relat ion to the documentation of alternate location studies, relocation housing requirements and the social, economic and environmental considerations. During the lime of documenting the prelim inary engineering ac tions for federal approval of the corridor location, CLUB TO MEET The Meigs CoWlty RidtAg Club will meet Monday at 6f$11 p.m. at the Rock Spring)! Fairground. All members a_~e urged to attend. • SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 9 PM Than 12,000 Families Start o Rt. 35 bypass Jackson possible by 1978 .,. ' IGJ GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT .. RELATIVE FOUND Mrs. Bessie Quillen, Sycamore St., Middlepor-t , received word that her brotherin-law, Ben Quillen, who lelt Syracuse 35 years ago, . ~s foWld dead in an aparlment:.\n Akron recently. Quillen': wtien found, had been dead from tiro to three weeks. Burial was ~l'n Akron. ·M Spring Special For.LP Gas Mason Drive-In NO. 19 R eaching More To The Gre;Jter Middle Ohio Vu lley FOUR SECTIONS VOL. 9 Yo ur ITi vitecl Guest tmts Showers, thundershowers, probable today and tonight. Highs in tbe 60s. Warm and humid Monday. Showers possible. Highs in the 60s. ·'· Saturday Night At The Inn + Weather _,, The board was slow in PT. PLEASANT - Alter lon g cons ideration , Mason responding to Harry Siders', AUTO BANK HOURS ..... Nhut aii'base. •• He said the weekly n~ · conference would be held agalh Saturday and helicopter Ualilq)i flights would be re-establi.!h(il Monday between Saigon 8Jlll the Viet Cong 's de facto capital at Loc Ninh, 75 miles to llie Brig . Gen . Phan Hoa Hiep, north. : chief government armistice The South Vietnamese 1¢negotiator, told newsmen tele- mlstice negotiating tea111 phone service was restored called for resumption ·ol • early this morning to Camp dis.cussions between Saigon Davis, the Communist com- and the Viet Cong nelt pound at Saigon's Tan Son Tuesday . : The teain said South ViE!J· nam had given in to Con!mWlisl demands "to provid'e the Communist side with .;J. good occasion to prove ifB goodwill, to resume tiD! negotiations rather than !P plunge itself into dishon~ adventurous schemes." .. Comm unist officials had called off armistice, political and prisoner of war talks after Soutb Vietnam withdrew the privileges April 18. They pledged to resume discussions on restoration of U!e privileges. Work days fixed by school hoard 'It- ....... Vote T11:esday on Community College- ~ Negotiation in Vietnam may reopen poss ibl e, according to th e Denn ey. Harri etta Durst , power company. Harold Frazier, Donald Gate~ . Coun cil agreed to purch3.se a Mary Grant , Dena Greene.. Cub Cadet tractor from the Mrs. John Hughes and son . Meigs Equipment Company Ke lsie Johnson, Jodie Kun ath , and a 50-in ch rotary mower. Lor e tta 'La ne, Wendy Jn oth er acti on, co uncil J. aude rmil k, Dan i e l commended M ilton Varian, Living ston, · Sr· ., Dann y police chief, for his excellent MOI'rOW, J ohn Mu lheron . performance of duties ; ex· Me li ssa Nan ce , Marsha pressed appreciation to Judy ·Powell, Ruth Ritenour, Adelia Combs for cleaning up the Roberts, Mrs. Rodney Roush pr operty where the Ri zer Tonight, Sat. , Sun . and son, Lucille Schrader, Alva Grocery store was located; June 7-8-9 Shoemaker. Maye Smith, Al ice extended appreciation to the Sol're ll , Frances Taylor, Syracuse Homemakers Club in William .Thom pson, Rona ld coo peratio n with George CHARLEY VARRICK (Technicolor } Twyman , James Van~il'kle, Carper of Ca rper ~s Nursery for Wal ter MaMhau Vicky Williams. the nice shrubbery and trees Joe Don Bake1 (Births) planted in fron t of the new l PG ) Mr . and Mrs. Jeffrey Rice , a municipal building, and agreed Cartoon s! son, Ri o Grande ; Mr . and Mrs. to replace the water foWltain Krazy Kat also loop y George Hesson, a daughter, located nea~ the ball field. Show Starts 1 p .m . Poin t Pleasant , W. Va .; Mr. Pic kens ·said th e Slate and Mrs . Samuel Temper. a Department of Highways inson, Gallipolis. "BLOSSOM THE CLOWN" will make an appearance at dicated that a retainer wall will the Pomeroy 0111rch of Christ next week during Vacation be placed along the highway in Bible School to be held June !Othrough the 14 from 6:30 until front of Largent 's property, a 8: 30p.m. The school will close with a picnic Saturday aftotal of 150 feet. The hi ghway Add a room. Close in the garage. will ternoon and program that night . Teachers for the school are be widened in the area Naomi Ohlinger; beginners, Cathy Osborne, Kathy nursery, Pour a patio. approximately live feet. Ohlinger, Diane Smith ; primary, Thelma Osborne, Pearl COWlcil also annoWlced that Don't wait if residents Leifheit ; pre-junior, Carolyn McDaniel, Lenore McKnight, have had adequate Doris junior, Elizabeth Duffy, Pat Wehrung, and you need it now. time to Wlderpin trailers and teenage,Carter; Terry Groninger, Sharon Groninger, Debbie Carthose who are still in violation der. Director of th e school is Jean Cleland, and Betty Come see us. have Wltil JWle 14. II not pleted by that lime. Spencer, assistant, with Anita Neutzling in charge of the We've got com kitchen. war ra nts will be issued . a low-cost Counc il agreed the ordinance in regard to ·underpinnin g Home trailers should be enforced. Troy Zwilling, coWlcilman , Improvement extended a vote of thanks to Loan Pickens for his work on preparing specifica tions for for you. the new lire truck. Chief Varian reported that new radios for the cruiser have The Meigs CoWlty Retired regular basis. not yet arrived but are ex- Senior Volunteer Program Mrs. Welker said she and pected soon. Advisory Board this we ek Eleanor Thomas, director for CoWlcil also agreed to pour completed plans fo r activities the Meigs CoWlty CoWl cil on concrete in front of the fire during regatta wee kend with Agi ng, had attended the station . . Clara Loc hary, presid ent, governor 's conference on aging CoWlcil ·\fill place sig ns, presiding. in Columbus May 22. "Slow, children playing," from Clarence Struble said the A member of the bOard Elsie Decker's properly to COWlcil on Aging Board is explained June 11 special Ronnie Hubbard 's on College respon sible for the flea market election lor the lour COWlly Road . Mayor London said to be held during the regatta commWlity college and some several stop signs will have to weekend along with other . of the advantages to senior be erected and some of the activities at the center. Pearl citizens as well as youth and present ones changed. Welker, RSVP director, an- others in the coWlty. The Coun cil entered into a nounced there would be senior college will provide the opmutual aid agreement with volunteers to help with all the portunity for senior citzens to Pomeroy for additional fire activities planned. In addition , take classes in any field and in pomeroy pomeroy protection. the RSVP staff and five senior their own commWlily if there rutland national A request from the senior volunteers will serve aiWlch'at are enough interested in taking bank citizens for a donation of $100 noon on JWle 22 to the Air- special classes. the bank of was tabled Wl til the next stream Campers organization the ce ntury Arecognition program lor all meeting. establi shed 1872 that will be camping at the voiWlteers in RSVP is planned Grading in front of the Ella fairgroWlds during the regatta. August I. The picnic held at Quillen prope(ty will be Dick Karr offered to give the that time will be a small token Morilbtr completed as soon as equip- Council on Aging a week's car of appreciation to the 160 senior FDIC ment can be secured. wash fees, but needs members citizens of Meigs . County Barry McCoy, councilman, · of RSVP to help out during the enrolled in RSVP for their time agreed to paint the basketball week on ••finishing'' cars when and devotion given in support MAIN OFFICE Mon .• Tues., Wed. , Thu rs. 9 a.m .-3 p.m. court . Poles for the court will they come out of the wash. The of the program and for making Friday9a .m . lo7p .m . be erected by next week . wash will be held later this the program a success. Sat urday 9a .m . to 12 Noon McCoy will line the court as summer. Members of the RSVP adsoon as the poles and banking Mrs. Welker reported on the visory board attending the RUTLAND BRANCH boards are in place . Mo_n ., Tues. , Wed .. Sa l. . 9 a .m .-3 p. m . following projects of the senior meeting were Mrs. Lochary, Thursday 9a .m . to 12 Noon II was also announced that volunteers during the past two Struble, Hazel McKelvey, Friday 9 a .m . to 7 p .m . the playground equipment months - eight volunteers Vilma Pikkoja, Charles R. should be installed by next have attended the special Karr, Sr., the Rev, Wilbur week. education class at Meigs High Perrin, the Rev . William Attending were Mayor School and helped the students Middleswart, Helen Williams, London , Zwilling, Pickens, with craft projects; the Pearl · Reynolds , Louise Robert Wingett, and McCoy, monthly blood pressure testing Bearhs, C. E. Blakeslee, Mr i co un cil members, Varian, program at the senior citizen Welker, Jeanne BraWl, RSVP FRIDAY 9 to 7-SATURDAY 9 to 12George Holman , treasurer , center has been manned en- coordinator, and Alice WamsMONDAY-THURSDAY 9 to 3 Kathryn Crow, clerk, and Mrs. tirely by volunteers; two ley, RSVP secretary. Herman London. voiWlteers made drapes for the new Pomeroy Fire DepartA hometown friend. LETART WINS ment building; seven volWlLETART, W. Va. - Letart teers were to serve at the defeated Racine B 11 to 7. Tony cancer society track meet JWle Riffle winning pitcher, struck I which was postponed due to rain ; four voiWlteers helped out 9, walked 12 and allowed 8 with the mowing and cleanup hits. Letart wiU play Racine of the groWlds at the Meigs JWle 11 at Letart at 6 p.m. CoWlty Museum before the Manager ior Letart is Jlm Hupp. recent auction, and the cleanup of the riverbank opposite the ............•••.................................... center has been completed . NOWVOUKNOW Several " volunteers are Ammonia was originally mowing the riverbank area weekly and flowers have been known as "salt of Anunon t'' so. planted. It is planned to have called after the Egyptian god •••••• 10 TIL 2 several park benches placed in Ammon near whose temple it •••••• was prepared. ••••••• the area soon. ••••• ••••••• Plans are being made to ••••• ••••••• •••••• ••••••• have groups of four to five •••••• ••••••• senior cit.izens visit at nilrsing homes in the coWlty on a ........ •••• .... ••••• •• strip steaks behind Grover Center on · Richland Ave. The meal will be served out · of doors. ·The Ohio Tenth District Is the largest in Land Area In Ohio. II takes up 15 pel. of the land area in the state, 'having aU or · most of Athens, Fairfield, Gallia, Hocldng, Jackson, Lawrence, Meigs, Morgan, Muskingum, Noble, Perry, Vinton and W8llhington Cowities. II extends from Zanesville to Ironton and from Marietta to Jackson. · Featured as speaker will be The GOV, ARCH MOORE Honorable Arch A. Moore Jr., popular Republican Governor of West Virginia. Governor Moore Is serving his second for election from the 17th Slate Senatorial term as governor, a feat no other District; and candidates for ..tin! lllth Republican has done in the heavily General Assembly, Buzz Ball, Sam Speck, democratic stale of West Virginia . Rex Kieffer, Ralph Welker, and William Most of the candidates for local, Snyder will be in attendance. · district 81ld state office will attend as·wm A public meeting , admission wiD be by Congressman Clarence Miller from ticket. Tickets may be obtained from any Lancaster who has represented this Republican chairman of the coWl ties listed district eight years and _is seeking another ab.ove, or by calling Zanesville, 45:Hi461 ol' two year term ; Oakley Collins, candidate 4521587 or 872-3216. , POMEROY - Eldon E. Weeks, 73, Rt. , 3, Pomeroy, who was associated with the Pomeroy National Bank since 1937, died following a long illness Friday night at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mr. Weeks retired from U!e Pomeroy National Bank after having served as vice ~resident eight years. He was elected to the b.oard of directors in . 1941 and continued to serve in that capacity until his death. He was a men;tber of Enterprise United Metb.odist Cburch, member of Meigs County Cancer Society, clerk of Salisbury School Board for 30 years, and was affiliated with several state. and federal banking groups . . He was the son of the late John and Edith Batey . Mr, Weeks is survived by his wife, Agnes M. Weeks; one son, John R. Weeks, Gallipolis; a daughter-in-law, Barbara Weeks; one sister, Rachel Jennings, Pomeroy, and two grandchildren,. Tom and Mary Beth Weeks. · Funeral Services will be Monday at I p.m: at Ewing Chapel with the Rev. William Sydenstricker off!cia ting . Burial will be in Rock Springs Cemetery, Frle,nds may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.rn. SPECIALAWARJj\.._ Twila Clatworthy gives Thereon Jolmson, grand croaker of the Ohio Society for the Promotion of Bullfrogs, a preview of the Grand Croriker Awards to be presented Ill all past grlind croakers during the frog jwnps at the forthcoming Regatta Weekend. Miss Clatworthy did the art work for the awafd.s ::'hlch display the official coat o!anns of the society, with LBlin wordS saying; Always frog!." Past grand cr011kers to receive the awards are Fred Crow, Dale Warner, Guy E. Guinther, Roy Hol\e.r, Harold Bla~kslon, James Clatworthy, and J~hnson . I . I ' ... ' ft - I I ,\ { 1 • • • I .j ' • 1 · · I . t " '· ~. \ I ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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