http://66.213.69.5/files/original/758b4906b44420f0071abb324fd72c1a.pdf ee0c336937b1b61b1ef3b9804e0d66cf PDF Text Text I I .. • 12- The Daily Sentlno:1, !>liddlePol't·bJITleroy, 0 ., June 28, 1973 Louisa ~ichols Nixon aide died Wednesday Buzhardt (Continued from Page II . account before 1t LEON, W. Va. - Louisa Nichols, 87, Rt. I, leon, died Wednesday at 7:1Q a.m. in Pinecrest Hospital in Beckley where she had been a patient the past 13 months. Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 2:30 p.m. at the Baden Church, Rt. 1, Leon . The Rev . Kenneth Dw-st will officiate and burial will follow in the Baden Cemetery, Rt. I, Leon. Friends may call at the Stevens Funeral Home after 6 p.m. today. Mrs . Nichols was a housewife and was born July 25, 1895, at Danstown, Jackson County, and was a daughter of the late Marten and Christina McCoy Williams. She is survived by one son, Roy Eugene Nichols, Denver, Colorado, and three grandchildren . July 13 is final certification day Due to wet weather the final certification date for full compliance in lhe 1973 Feed Grain and Wheat Program has been extended to Friday, July 13, Orion Roush, Chairman of the Meigs ASCS Committee, said today. The ASCS office will be open from 8 a.m. to 12 noon Saturday, June 30 for the con- became public but had ~n "briefed" on its contents. Inouye Readll Text Inouye said he was reading the text and questiooing Dean about Its allegations "as a substitute for crossexamination of Mr. Dean by the President of the United States." Dean had made serious charges, he said, and "all of us would agree that the President is entitled to his day in court." Over three days, Dean has insisted that Nixon was aware of the cover-up since Sept. 15, 1972, · when he congratulated Dean for lbe job he was doing. During four hours of questioning, Sen. Edward J . Gurney, R-Fia., contended Dean was reading more into the President's . congratulations than could reasonably be inferred . It was ironic that the task of reading Buzhardt's charges went to Inouye. On Monday, Dean had testified about how Ehrlichman and Haldeman, looking for friends on the committee, came upon they will be eligible to be paid the week of July 2, but slressed Inouye's name and remarked that its pronunciation - 11ain't no way" --<~lso applied to the likelihood of his cooperation. Stillness Falls Absolute stillness fell as the audience grasped the signifi· cance of what Inouye read. During a break in the process to permit members to vole, another Democrat on the committee, Joseph Montoya, of New Mexico, said Nixon may tllat the farmer can't receive have to be summoned paYIIlent until after he has ~n certified. repel" Dean's testimony. "! do know ,l bsl Mr. Dean's testimony will be corroborated by other witnesses called in the future," he said without elaborating. Melvin R. Laird, former Defense secretary and now Nixon's domestic adviser in the White House, said in an interview" l'\'blished in today's Washingt,q,ft Post that Nixon would respond to "all ques· tions" raised during the hearings at a news conference to be held "when we get near the conclusion of the hearings." Buzhardt's statement assert- venience of those who can't get to it during the week . Roush urges farmers to certify as soon as possible so STELLA LYNN OIES Word was received Wednesday evening by Curtis Johnson, Pomeroy, of the death of his sister, Mrs. Stella Johnson Lynn of Columbus. Funeral services will be held in Columbus, but arrangements are incomplete at this time. 11 to MEIGS THEATRE Eastern teacher Tonight. June-28 IJIOT OPEN attends seminar Fri., Sat .. Sun. June29-JO-July 1 Norman Bahr , Rt. 3, Pomeroy, a teacher at E~stern FIDDLER ON THE 'ROOF (Technicolorl Norma Crane Leonard Frey !GI Runn ing TimeJ Hrs. Adults SJ.SO Children 75c Show Starts 7 p.m. ',', I ol 1 I !Ollll teachers of social science from several stat~s are attending 1/J '{ ,1 Ni411th the program whiCh runs from June 18 through June 29. Tonight & Friday June 28·29 Double Feature Program Woody Allen 1 s "EVERYTHING YOU WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT SEX BUT WERE , AFRAID HI ASK" ( Rl A~ WAYS -Plus- " WHAT DO YOU SAY TO A NAKED LADY?" University, Delaware, Ohio. This is the third consecutive year that Ohio Wesleyan has conducted such a seminar. A group of 25 high school MASON DRIVE-IN 1\ ( , High School, is presently at· tending a two-week seminar of the Robert A. Taft Institute of Government which is now underway at Ohio Wesleyan Marriage License John Michael !hie, 23, Racine, and Sharon Lorene Pyles, 2o, Racine. LOCAL TEMPS Temperature in downtown Pomeroy Thursday at II a.m. was 74 degrees under cloudy skies. ~~~,~. ~ ~.~~~ .. ~-·- . ELBERFELDS ·IN POMEROY 8 ~~!:~:~J~~:;~~:ug£,::~1~: wYPror~ k .c~ r~~~~~~!~cfr~~! 9 EN D•Of-TH E•MO NTH 5 ALE Any errors come from Dean 's list. It was prepared before 5eptem~rS.1~;nators, Sayh, 0 -lnd. JBirch . w. FulbrigM, D-Ark . Fred R.Hughes. Harris,D-lowa D·OI<Ia. Harold ; Edward M. Kennedy, D·Mass. GeorgeS. McGovern , D·S.D. Wa~lter Mondale, 0 -Minn . • EdmundS. Muskle, D-Malne ; Gaylord Nelson , D-Wi s. William ProKmire, O-Wls. U.s. RepresentatiYes : Bello Abzug, D·N.Y. Leonard Woodcock. ~~;oitUnited Presl - , • JenJ.merlcan Wurf . tnternat dent. FederaL. Presl State,- L.-·-·-----.---.:...~-..-·--~-;.__..::.,__~..;..;'r-....,_....;:.,..~,;..-----,1'""'--------·--J County Washington. and Municipal Friday and Saturday ployees. D.C. E;m . Small Group Nathaniel Goldfinger, AFL Misses and CIO. Womens I.W. Abel , Steelworkers. · Our entire stock of Our entire stock of Girls 3 to 6x, 7. to 14 Celebrities' 100 pel. 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Buy for gift giving or family pleasure. with AM Radio. 1 Only Panasonic 524.95 AM-FM RADIO __________ Sale $16.00 2 Sale lb. box .. BICYCLES Salle Pr·•ces SPORT SHIRTS SPORT AND DRESS SHIRTS Flare Leg SLACKS WALK SHORTS . Sale Prices Sale Prices Sale Prices .~ Mr. Davis Is Opening An Office At 1001/2 E. Main St., Pomeroy the Blue & Grey Restaurantj, ··44.90 Sale Prices .' Under The Name of Davis Insurance Service On July 2, We are in a position to service your insurance needs. It will not be necessary for you to sign any statemllnt mailed or given to you to have the same protection on your .car or . property. We will give you honest' and efficient .service. Please stop by or call as .to the reason of the division of the' Davis-Warner Insurance Agency: LORENZO D. DAVIS The Phone Number Will Be Available from Information on July 2. ington Post, NET. Harriet Van Horne, columnist, New York Post. Milton Viorst. reporter, au · thor, writer. James Wechsler, New York Post. Tom Wicker, New York Times . Gary Wills, syndicated colum nist, author of "Nixon-Agonistes" . The New York Times. Washin9ton Post. St. loU1s Post Dispatch. Jules Duscha, Washingtonian. Robert Maning, Editor Atlan tic. John Osborne, New Republic. Richard ReVere, New Yorker. Robert Sherrill, Nation . Paul Samuelson, Newsweek . Julian Goodman, Chief Executive Officer, NBC. John 1\Aacy Jr. , Pres., Public Broadcasting Corporation : for mer Civil Service Comm . Marvin Kalb, CBS. Daniel Schoor, CBS. Lem Tucker, NBC. Sander Vanocur. NBC. 2 Pc. Bathrnat Sets Lid and Rug. Skidpr,oof back. Good color selection. While they last. •2.99 ~5" Printed patterns . ReQular 99c yd . ' End of Month Sale Yds. · Zippered cover . $3.00 Printed Cotton. red, black green Sale standard size. $2.50 Corduroy, solid colors 11.00 In sizes ~9 to 42 waist. Choose your correct length. Solid colors . plaids stripes. ,This End of the Month Sale includes ,our entire stock. RedUced for this Sale Sale . : : End of Month Sale '3.49 Siii" '1.69 ' .: .' •1.99 DRESS SLACKS DRESS FABRIC 2 Shr!!dded Urethane foam filling . Mens· Double Knit Sale Small Lol ' Foam Bed Pillow ! CHAIR PADS .; Super Sheen J&P Coats ·Extra Strong. Quilting Thread : . • ' white . , Regular 45c •• 250, yd. spool. End of Month Sale 3 for ,; .. '1.00 DRESS FABRICS •45'' wide · _good pattern selection. End of Month Sale •1.69 yd. QUILTING SHEETING · in the budget which expires Saturday at midnight. Essex said the new budget indicated the legislature took seriously and dealt honestly with many of the major needs called for by lhe State Board of Education last December. He said it was also a "virtual life saver'' for some school dis~ tricts. The budget would : - Guarantee at least 5 per cent or $20 more state and locill income per pupil for 1973-74 and 10 per cent or $40 per pupil for 1974-75, or whichever amount is greater. - Require all school .districts to employ at least 35 teachers for each 1,000 students and a minimum nwnber of coWl~ selors, libraria~, nurses .and WASHINGTON - Rep. Clarence Miller charged this visiting teachers. - Authorize the Stale Board week that while the u, S. Postal of Education to assign school Service has been preaching economJ, thousands of dollars districts which have not made have been spent on an ill- arrangements for providing advised public relations vocationa1 education to an appropriate vocational school gimmick. A souvenir poster, district and to require schools depicting National Postal to enter into contracts so that Week, was recently mailed to all students, including the present and former postal handicapped, may receive employees ala cost of H69,235. suitable job preparation. . ','The Postal ~rvice has told - Allocate $3 million for the Congress that it is unable to school building assistance to . fill job vacancies and hold help build needed classrooms down postal costs, yet money is in districts which cannot/aise thrown away on a mass sufficient funds without surmailing which is only minimal passing the legal bonded in· in . importance," Miner said. debtedness limit. The matter was first brought to - Enable the funding of pilot Miller's attention when retired educaticmal resource centers to postal employees sent the provide special services to a poster .to Miller and com- number of schoOl districts un~ plained about the wasteful able to perform. essential work expendture of the taxpayer's (Continued on page 10) money. ~""""""''''''''''''''':::·.::-::::- :: ·.':· :·:"··· ·,-:•::::::;:: ·,·,: ... :·:,:,,,:,:,:,:,:·:,,,,,,,,,:,;,,,,,:,,,,,:,··:::::·:::;,,:,::::';:;. fNews u itt Briefs .! ' By United Press International SAN CLEMENTE, CALIF. - PRESIDENT Nixon has decided to attack the energy shortage by lifting quotas and tariffs on imported fuel, mounting a $10 billion crash research program and putting an energy czar in the White House and a secretary of energy in the Cabinet, according to White House sources. The White House energy post will go to Colorado Gov, John A. ~ve, the sources said. White House sources said the President would unveil his sweeping · package of energy proposals in a special message to Congress from the Western White House. The' program will include a proposal to spend $10 . billion in a five-year crash program to fund research into new energy sources, beginning in fiscal 1974, he said. BONN - WEST GERMANY REVALUED its currency upward by 5.5 per cent today, Finance Minister Helmut Schmidt announced. Schmidt said the decision . was made at an emergency cabinet meeting called by Chancellor Willy Brandl. pdditional property tax brealoi <.'O nference committee which would be granted to the elderly mediated House and Senate and a 5 to 20 per cent income differences over the past 10 tax reduction for workin g mar- days, pointed out it was the for the currient bienniwn, con· tains hefty increases for education, welfare , mental Gilligan , while not fully satisfied with all the provisions in the giant spending blueprint, health and other government is expected to sign the measure. operations. quickly. The current fiscal peIt also includes a $50 lllillion riod expires at midnight Satur- ta! relief program under which ried co uples. with low-income first time in six years the families receiving the highest le~islature has adopted a percentage. budget before the start of the Adopted Before lleadllne new fi sca l period .• Rep. Myrl H. Shoemaker, [). Appropriations in the new Bourneville, chairman of the budget virtually matched those •• ' .••• ·'· after other •business is dealt with. The quick agreement on the budget was a far cry from 1971, health and environmental pro· when four different conference tection. cummittees labored for 3'h Enactment of the budget months on a settlement, and clears the way for a summer· th e state went lhrough eight adjournment of the legislature, interim budgets before a expected within a few wee ks 1Con tinued on page 4) · Devoted To The lnterea,. Of The Meigs-Mwon Area VOL XXV NO . 54 POMEROY·MIDD(EPORT, OHIO FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1973 . PHONE 992-2156 TEN CENTS ~----------------~----------------~--~------------- Who can answer Dean's charges? Senators wanting Nixon By MIKE FEINSILBER WASHINGTON (UP! )- The Democratic chairman and the Republican vice chairman of the Senate Watergate Commit· tee appear to be laying the groundwork for asking President Nixon to appear before them and submit to questioning about th e Watergate affair. The White House says he won't do it. . Sens. Sam J . Ervin, [).N .C., and Howard Baker, ' R-Tenn., made the point during Thursday's session that only the President can answer the serious charges that have been ' !heir made against him before committee . Ervin. wants Nixon's response to documents indicating he approved an illegal plan for domestic int_elligence gathering . Baker wants to • pear a nee, even without a know whether Nixon disclosed subpoena, would ·be ''con w to John W. Dean Illlwo months stitutionally inappropriate,'' he fore the 1972 election that he making the chief executive · knew a Watergate cover-up subservient to Congress. Other Presidents Appeared was in process. Dean says Nixon knew . But Sen. Joseph Montoya,[). No President in modern N.M., has disclosed that the times has testified before a mmmittee staff is looking into committee of Congress. The the question and its legal While House sa id again ramHications. Montoy~ said its Thursday that such an ap- research shows that PresidentS Food shortage probable United Press International Housewives may spokesman told Kazen lhe soon be administration was driving unable to find enough milk, chicken, and eggs in their ' Drastic cuts in supermarketS". poultry flocks and the produc- · tion of other foods .are already under way and a food shortage seems probable withi~ the next few months. Congl'essmen from the farm bloc said Thuriday that the threat to consumer supplies posed by the production cuts will not ease until the administration replaces the current price freeze with more flexible Phase IV contro1s allowing some increases In food prices. The lawmakers' told a House ggriculture subcommittee meeting the administration 's cutback Wednesday on livestock feed exportssoyheans and cottonseed-may ease pressures on livestock feed costs but would prohably not be enough to reverse the liquidation of poultry flocks . Still in a Crunch Rep. Abraham Kazen, D· Tex ., said poultrymen are still in a crooch between frozen selling prices an,d feed costs so high as to make losses a certainty under current condiw lions. Unless the freeze is lifted immediately, there will be shortages of chickens and eggs in a few months, he said. " It may not be welcome news to consumers that they may have to pay more for some foods, but if the choice is bettween slight increases in prices or food famines, I lhink I know what people would prefer," he said. A Cost of Uving ·eouncil toward. announcement "as soon as possible" on new controls to replace the freeze up, prices will skyrocket . oociation warned the Nixon The Natitmal Association of admini~1ration 's export crack· Food Chains said several down would boomerang plants owned by soybean and agaiast livestock producers. It cO'rn oil suppliers were closing said soybean growers, who but he did not elaborate: In addition to poultry, production of milk, h'Ogs, flour, Wa shington, Jefferson and Lin coln appeared before congressiona l committees while in office. Ervin said a written state· ment from Nixon would be inadequate since "you can't cross-t!~minc a statement. " Baker said only Nixon can give hi$ account of what was sai d in a meeting attended by . the President, his aide, H. R: Haldeman and Dean , his counsel, on Sept. 15, 1972, "a terribly important moment in Mary Lou King received her Associate In Art degree history." along TI~rough four days of tes· timony , Dean has insisted that in that t'Onversation Nixon revealed he kuew what was going on and congratulated Dean for keeping the Scandal from reaching the White Meantime, a Republican member of\he committee, Sen. !~well P. Weicker of Connec- bargo sent leaders of the European Common Ma~ket into emei-gency . session committee and silence his own price ceilings which means that when the fiO..day freeze is prke. The 1\rnerican Soybean As~ Scuba diving .will ·he taught at pool Thursday to determine what effect it would have on Ew-opean market.B. Britain's National Farmers Union said It would seriously effect the )X'oduction of poultry and pigs. ln Japan, the price of soybeans MARY LOU KING with l31 other graduates from Mt. Vernon Nazarene College, Mount Vernon, Ohio, May 28. Mlt!is King Is the daughter of ll!r. • and Mrs. Vlrgll King, Rl. 2, Pomeroy. House. down because their stor:es of have indicated they plim to soyheans had heen exhausted expand i..ICrenge to new record and the farm price of corn waS levels this year, now may scale and some fruits are .also ' too high to allow a profit on back their plans In some cases. News of 'the soyhean emdropping as a result of the corn oil at ils current fixed ticut, accusL>d the administra- tion of trying to discredit the outspoken criticism. Welcker Accuses Colson Welcker named no one now employed in the White House, but. he accused · Charles W. Colson, former special counsel, of seeking as recently as last month to plant rumors with a newspapermim that he had mishandle~ campaign funds in his 1970 election campaign. Weicker declined to ' elaborate on the charge before reporters later, but he produced a transcripl of a telephone conversation March 28 between former White House domestic adviser John D. Ehrlichman and Richard G. Kleindien st, then attorney general, in which Ehrlichman went up sharply in response to urged Kleindienst to "take a -considerable cloudiness and s~ing 1 ' at Weicker at a news .:ool today and tonight with a con ference. chance of showers in the north. 11le exlstence of the tranVolunte er Fire Comapny Recreation Commission, the gress it wa s actively in w Highs in the upper 60s and 70s. script revealed that EhrlichThursday night got a green pool will be ma~e ava ilable to vcsiigatlng allegaUons that L.ows in the 50"- Partly cloudy man tape r e c o r d e d conlight fo organize a scuba Oiving the class at times so as not to antitrust violators in the food Saturday with highs in the 70s. I Continued on page 10) the ban . Wayne Davis and Sonny Under the motion ap~ Meanwhile, The Federal Haynes of the Middleport proved unanimously by the Trade Commission told Con- training course which will usc conflict with evening swi m-·· industry have l'Ontributed to the Middleport pool. ming by arrangement with spiraling food prices. Meeting with the Middleport park director David Jenkins. An F'TC spokesman -said it Recreation Commission at Said Guy Cowan of the had brought to court town hall, Davis ami Haynes comnlission: "This trainihg allegations of ariti-comptetitive said Roger Hysell, a member has obvious great value, and praetices resulting from a of the Mason Fire Dept. , wh o is our pool , as the only suitable shared monopoly in the dry .employed by The Farmers place for it to be give n, .should cereal industry, territorial Bank and Savings Co. in be made avai lable .'' Members allocations . involving Pomeroy , and a lice nsed scuba Harold Chase and. Chel Tan- distribution of soft drinks, and diving instructor, ha s agreed to nehill , chairman , and Mayor anti-Competitive acquistions in conduct the class. John Zerkle, '•grecd . the wine, frozen fish and soft The dass, which will be Davis and Haynes said drink concentrate industries. limited to etghl, will ·be com- they would canvas memHe said 3cquistion in the posed of memhers in good berships of both the Middleport dairY industry and acquisitions standing of the ll!iddleporl and and Pomeroy departmen ts to by Nestle of major firms in the Pomeroy Fire Departmenl'i, sign trainees. A charge of $25 canned goods and frozen and if places permit, of the per instructee will be made to. prepared foods indu!->1:ries were 111ason Dept. Ali who complete cove r cosl'll of supplies and also under investigatio.n . the 10-week one hour per week equi pment. course will be licensed as in~ In other business, the strUctors by lhc Civil Defen,qe commission reviewed the fir s t Dept. month operation of the pool. Naturalist's Program set Reaction mixed By United Press International listed. He suggested that the The listed and the unlisted Republica ns "just lake it for Thursday aired peeves, pUzzle· ment and pride at their mention or lack of it on the roste r or White House "ene· mics." granted" that he is no political friend of the President's. In London, actor Burl Rey- nolds said the naming of actors on the list was "a very bad Joe Namath, the only sports business.'' " I' am not for sale," he said. £igure named , showep up for a charity softball game al his "Nobody knows how I vote- ! boys ' camp in Dudley, Mass., helieve in keeping it all hehind with a shirt emblazoned tergate Investigator.,., "Wa~ The New York Jets quarterback called his inclusion on the list, "a little crazy," and said, ''When I heard about !hem havin~ dossiers on people, ( the election screens in the · polling booths." Sen. Gaylord Nelson, 0-Wis., who also was named,. said the White House equates "honest dissent and debate over lunda· menta l i.ssues as . 1~angerous sa id 'good, now I can find out activity that must be stamped Mark E. Bluell, naturalis~l about myself.'.~ don'l h e out.'' crisis was taken after 12 days of trading that forced West Ger· ' . many to buy four billion German marks worth of French francs, Dutch guilders, Belgi~ francs and Danish Crowns. West Germany does not maintain a fixed rate against the U. S. dollar, [)ut the decision to raise the value oUhe mark nevertheless meant a further drop in the American currency's price . Forked Run State Park The s anythmg t~ · h1 e . compilatio~ ,of lhe list announced the schedul~ for · · hicago'~ n · yor, Rich~rd ~- ''indicates the dept~· of sickness next week's interpretive Dale • .(II; • e was a b1t and paranoia that pervade!'i this natural history programs : surprised h1s name was not admini~tration , " he said in a statement. Sunday, 11 a.m ., Belleville COLUMBUS - >\N INVESTIGATION will he made into whether there is an over,J)opulation of dogs and cats in Ohio, and, Locks and Dam tour., · Tuesday, 9 a .m ., nature hike ; 10 a .m ., naturalist aide program for 11·15 year aids, no if so what to do about stich a situation, the Ohio Veterinary Medlcal Association announced Friday, Dr. David Drenan, association president, said 13 veterinarians have been named to a special committee to undertake the investigation. . "We have seen and heard so many contradictory statistics on the alleged populatiolt explosion of dogs and cats that we have decided to seek the facts as they apply to Ohio," said Drenan. He said possible 'SOlutions include better ~nforcement of animal laws COLUMBUS (Ul'l) - Warning the recently imposed em· bargoon soybean and cottonseed exports could lead to shortages (Continued on page 10) requested by the governor last January , although the ad~ ministration objected to Senate cuts in his proposals for mental en tine The move, the latest episode in the international money a>LUMBUS - ELEVEN APPALACHIAN counties in Ohio · will receive a total of more than $;100,000 for new education demonstratioo programs, Gov. John J. Gilligan announced. : The money will create two Regionill Education Service Agencies in Ohio, the first serving Adams, Brown, Clermon\ and Highland counties and the olher serving Athens, Hocking, Meigs, . Monroe, Morgan, Perry and Washington counties. The program is aimed at enabling small, independent school districts to im· prove educational services and by working together to increase local access to educational opportunlies. ' ·· Snow white . 100 pet. cotton. 81" and 90'1 width. IRFELDS IN POMEROY million over the appropriations ministration . ., day. The new budget, which compares with a $7.9 billion outlay charge ; I p.m., ecology contest ; 9:30p.m., an introduction to Forked Run through slic;es. Wednesday, 10 a .m., Army units ·revolt against Allende natura list aide program ; 9:30 SANTIAGO, Chile (UPI) - A p.m., night hike. section of the army revolted Thursday, 10 a.m., junior naturalist program for 7-10 today against the lefti~t year qlds; 7 p.m., insect show ; government of President Salvador Allende, the hem8 p.rrL, sensory hike. treeding pets that will not find homes, spaying and neutering programs and birth control methods. Shipment of Priscilla FREE CUSTOMER PARKING ON SECOND STREET AND AT ELBERFELD$ MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE record ''victory for U1e people of Ohio" rather than a triumph for the legiSlature or the ad- for ·control and licensing ~ education· of persons .to keep from Just Received$2 .49 Wovep Printed Polyester a more state and local income double-talk ·SPORTING GOO . DS Stuart Loory , Los Angeles Times. /ll'lary McGrory; syndicated columnist on New Left. Frank Manklewlcz, syndicated column ist, los Angeles Times. James Millstone, ·51: Louis Post Dispatch . . Martin Nolan, Boston Globe Ed Guthman, L.A. Times. Thomas O'Neill , · Baltimore Sun . John Pierson, Wall Street Journal. William Prochnau, Seattle Times. James Reston, New York Times. Carl Rowan , syndicated column ist, Publishers Hall. Warren Uhne (Una) ; Wash· RICHARD YOUNG Richard Young, husband of Marilyn Roush Young and son-In-Jaw of Mr. and Mrs. Eds<in Roush, Racine RD, is one of America's Outstanding Elementary Teachers for 1973 on lhe basis of his 'civic and professional achievements: He wlll he recognized hi lhe 1973 editlon of Outstanding Elementary Teachers of America. Solids and Stripes COLOR T.V. SEL _______ Sale $219.00 14 inch diagonal me.a sure screen. the compromise fiscal package within one.llalfhour of each other late Thursday night. Many lawmakers from both parties hailed its adoption as a $1.6 billion for education during fiscal 1973-75. That is $260 SPECIAL SALE PRICES Music Department . 2nd Floor. House ~atified signature, called for Furniture Department· lrd Floor Special End of the Month Sale Prices and COLUMBUS (UP! ) - State School Superintendent Mart in Essex today praised the passage of the record $9.9 billion budget for the next fiscill bien· nium in Ute areas of education. The budget, approved late Thursday night and sent to Gov. John J . Gilligan for his 1 Magruder, deputy Nixon camFor table or Hanging. James Deakin, White House paign director, and G. Gordon correspondent, St. louis Post . .·-·-·-·-·-~~~~-~--~·---~------·---+~·· ---~---~--·--·--·--·-,-·-- ·-·-~-1 E nd 01 I h e Mon th Sa Ie Liddy, convicted silent "mas- Dispatch. James Doyle, Washington SALEI •69.95 26 INCH termind" of the Watergate Star (now assistant to specia l Watergate prosecutor Archibald '" . plot. Cox). Tennis balls . ball b•ts. baseball& .' ball.loves- footb.alts · D.ocumeot Cites Meetings Richard Oudman, St. Louis basketballs . air rnaHresses . swim rings . beach b_a lls · "On June 19th " the docu- Post Dispafch , badminton sets. Boys or girls style - very well made. Coaster ~illiam .E aton, Chicago Daily ' ment also said, "Dean met brakes - dark green color · ·comfortable seat · Rowland Evans Jr., syndicat. ~·--·--·--------.~~~~~~~~~~-~----·--·------·( B Sh t 51 wilh Liddy, Mitchell, Strachan, News. standard handle bars · well known American ed columnist, Publishers Hall. oys or eeve Magruder and Sloan. Dean, make . • Saul .Friedmann, Knl~ht Mitchell and Magruder also Newspaper, syndicated colum End-of·the-Month Sale met with LaRue and Mardian nist. Clayton Fr:i1chey, syndicated that evening in Mitchell's co lumnist; Washington correapartment. At these meetings spondent, Harpers. George Frazier, Boston the cover-up plan was hatch- Globe. Be sure to see all the other bicycles for boys and girls now on sale - 10 speeds · S speeds · 3 speeds. lO inch bikes with Sizes a to20 . Solid colors . stripes plaids"novelty patterns. ed." Pete HamilL New York Post. trainer wheels - 10 inch bikes with banana seats and high rise All permanent press. We suggest stocking up now for your Michael Harrington, author Gordon Strachan was Halhandle bars. · back-to-schoo l needs. and journalist; Member, Ex deman's pol(lical aide in the ecutive Comm . Socialist Party White House. Hugh Sloan Jr. Sydney Harris, columnist, Also for thi s End·of -the .Month Sale reduced pr}ces on our ' Mensand Mens entire stock of boys knit sport shirts including tank tops . drama critic and writer of was campaign treasurer. Young Mens Short Sleeve "Strictly Personal." syridicated Frederick LaRue, a mil- Publishers Hall. lionaire Mississipiland deveiJ>o Robert Healy, Boston Globe For This End of William Hines Jr ,, journalist; per, was a former special Mens The Month Sale sciei1ce and education, Chicago assistant in the White House Times. Special Reduced Stanley Karnow, foreign corand to Mitchell on the camIncludes our entire Washington Post. Prices on Our paign committee. He pleaded resbondent, 1ed Knap, syndicated colum Jean type construction slock in sizes small Entire Stock guilty Wednesday to one nist, New York Daily News. includes our entire through extra large. of Mens Casual Erwin Knoll, Progressive. charge of obstructing justice Cut·offs. Knits - cotton and selection - denims - corMorton Koodracko, Chicago Checks · solid colors· Knit Shirts polyester blends. Sizes ?9 to duroy . cotton and and agreed to give evid~rice for Sun Times. SO Waist. While they last. stripes · plaids. polyester blends - brushed the government at a subJoseph Kraft, syndicated denims . Sizes 29 to 38 waist. Sizes : sma ll , medium, End otlhe Month sequent lrial. He admitted columnist Publishers Hall. End oflhe Month large, extra large. A good James Laird, Philadelphia concocting false stories , Inquirer. ·se lection tncluding tank top knit shirts. misleading investigators and Max Lerner, syndicated col umnist, New York Post; channeling more than $300,000 author, lecturer, professQrto buy silenc~ from the Brandeis. Sale Stanley Levey, Scripps HoWatergate defendants. Sale 54.89 Sale ward. $4.95 • FORMER.... DAVIS-WARNER INS. SERVICE. •' Saturdo~y Freezer Supplies SLIPPERS lL and years. The Senate Budget praised Sale 'iz Price Sale 'iz Price SANE, Santord Gottlief. Paul Jennings. Pres. Inter Southern Christian leadernat . Union of Electrical, Radio · ship, Ralph Abernathy . & Machine Workers, D.C. Third National Convocatln of Herman D. Kenln, Vice Pres., The Challenge of Building AFL-CIO, D.C. Peace, Robert V. Rowan, Lane Kirkland, Secretary· Chmn. Treasurer, AFL -CIO (but we Businessmen's Educational must deal with him). Fund. Frederick O'Neal, Pres ., Ac tors and Artists o1 America, Media New York City. Jack Anderson, columnist, William Pollock, Pres., Te>c - "Washington Merry - goRound" . . . Jim Bishop, author, columed as fact-a concession never nist, King Features Syndicate. Thomas Braden. col·umnist, before made. by the White Los Angeles Times Syndicate. House-that bugging was disD.J . R. Bruckner. Los An cussed at meetings on Jan. 'll · geles Times Syndicate. Marquis Childs, chief Wash and Feb. 4, 1972, attended by ington correspondent, St. Louis Dean, Mitchell, Jeb Stuart Post Dispatch. NOTICE TO ALL CLIENTS OF THE COLUMBUS ( UPI) - The Ohio General Assembly has passed and sent to Gov. John J. GIIUgan a record $9.9 billion state budget for fiscal 197~75 which increases state spending by 30 per cent over the next two SPORTSWEAR Goodell, Walter Hickel. Misctllaneous politicos : John V. Lindsay, mayor , New COPE. Alexander F . Barkan . York City; Council for a Livable World, Eugene McCarthy, former Bernard T. Feld, President; U.S. senator ; Prof. Physics, MIT. Farmers Union , NFO. George Wallace, governor of Alabama . Institute of Policy Study, Richard Barnet, Marcus Raslabor kin. Karl Feller, Pres. lnternat Na . ional Economic Council, Union of United Brewery, Inc . Flour, Cereal , Soft Drink and National Education AssoclaDtstlllerJ Workers, Cincinnati. tlori, Sam M. Lambert, presiHarol J. Gibbons, lnterna - dent. tional Vice Pres .. Teamsters. National Student Association, A. F . Grospiron, Pres., Oil, Charles Palmer, president. · Chemical & Atomic Workers National Welfare Rights Or International Union , Denver. ganization . George Wiley. Matthew Guinan, Pres., Tran Potomac associates, William sport Workers Union o1 Ameri- Watts. ca, New York City . G"lris "''""W"'IiCI c:......._....., WOMENS PANTS Wil liam R. Anderson, D-Tenn . Giants (Namath adually plays John Brademas, D-lnd. (The Rev .) Robert F. Dr inan , football for the New York D·Mass. Jefs) ; businessman ; actor ; Paul Newman , actor ; Robert Kastenmeier , D-Wis. Gregory Peck, actor ; Wrigh1 Patman , 0 -TeK. Tony Randall . actor : Barbara Strelsand, actress ; TweiYe Black R'epresentatiYt$: Dick Gregory, comedian. Shirley C-hisholm, D·N. Y. Orgam1ations: William Clay, Q.Mo. George Collins, 0 · 111. (killed Black Panthers, Hughie in a pfane crash last Decem · {HueyJ Newton . ber ) Brookings tnstltution , Lesley John Conyers, 0 -Mkh. Gelb and others. Ronald Oellums, D·Calif. Business Executives IWJve for Charles Diggs, D-Mich . VN Peace-Henry Niles, Nat Augustus Hawkins. D-Calif. Chmn, VIncent McGee, Jr .. R•lph Metcalfe, D-Ill. Robert N.C. Nix, D·Pa. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9 PM Auto Workers, 1- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . columnist Flora on lewis , syndicated, economics. ~Over Compromise budget spending $9.9 billion passed Is a ve.-batim lt$t of Wh ite New York City. Friday, 10 a .ffi 1 , junior naturalist program ; a p.m., snake sense, a close look at our isphere's first elected Marxist legless friends; 9:30 p.m., cars attacked the palace in downtown . Santiago with cannon and machinegun fire. nature films. Saturday, 9 a.m., nature hike ; 10 a.m ., junior n.aturalist The palace guard and regular army troops in the ca mpfires, and films. }- -. defense ministry across the There is also 'sw imming street from La Moneda, lhe offered at Forked Run ' Slate seat of government, fought Park all week between 10 a .m . back against lhe attack with and 9 p ~ m . with a lifeguard on machinegun fire . program ; 9:30 p.m., TO THE HOUNDS, (uh ), CHICKENS! -This scene at the launching pad ?f f'irst Annual International Chicken Flying Meet will be repeated at the Second Annual1CFM Jul y 7, at 10 a.m. on Bob Evans Farms, Rio Grande. The event , creaied by Bob Evans to pcrpetuilte the rural sport of chicken flying under humane conditions, will be ilirected by Dr. Glyde Marsh, DVM, professor of poultry science at The Ohio State University. chief of stale, Motorized troops backed by tanks and armored duty. so~gs, ricocheted against the palace and defense ministry buildings and the fronts of other buildings in Bulnes Plaza, including the office of United Press International. This correspondent .watched the attack from his office windows. The attacking troops Were crouched behind tanks 'and atop armore~ cars. They appeared to be units from a motorized regiment stationed in Santiago. Only Thursday night the army announced it had quelled a conspi racy by army serge8nts against Allende, Cannon fire and bullets. arresting nine persons. ' �I • . ' Hate list bared & THINGS • BY PAUL CRABTREE Us. Paragraphs The f1rst 1973 football game played on the unwholesome dat.e of June 23 proved a number of things A - Most pro football coaches don t "ant to nsk their pmne rookies In such a pomUeos encounter smce the rosters listed six players who weren t even among the 442 colleg1ons selected m the draft B - There s a good reason for these coaches to be leery, smce a prime quar terback prospect was seriously InJured In the contest C Football freaks even those cr1t1cal of the early season-<~tarter shot the TV ratmgs up to very respectable levels Included me I still can t believe I watched the whole thing If the Republican National t:onvenuon of 1976 were bemg held today I d wager there wouldn t be any question about Sen Howard Baker bemg on the t1cket The star of the long-playing Watergate senes on TV would surely get at least the Number Two spot and could well be at the top of the ticket Thus does TV and the press create heroes 1 take nothmg away from Sen Baker a capable and honorable man but I must note that gettmg mto the U S Senate IS a lot eas1er 1f both your parents were former Congressmen and you marned the daughter of the longtune Senate Mmority Lead,er sadly 11 appears my prophecy that opened the baseball season 1s commg true and 1! now appears my beloved Cincmnati Reds aren t gomg to wm the National West t1tle (I picked Houston ) But along With the Reds I have a deeper worry Johnny Bench a ruce young man from Oklahoma who just may be thefmest catcher ever to pull on a mitt may be not well I have no proof - JUS! a naggm worry Bench had a tumor near lilii!Wlg removed last wmter and all re~orts were glowmg about hiS complete recovery And he has done well w1th a nearly-normal output of home runs and a league leadmg tally of nms batted m Only his battmg average IS a bit anermc But in recent senes agamst the top opposJtion- 'must·wm sei1es w1th the Dodgers and Astros Bench spent most of the time m nght held or m the dugout wh1le a punch-and judy hitter did the catchmg Golly I hope there 1sn t something we don t know yet Bobby Goldsboro has a rather pleasant syndicated var1ety sho~ on WSAZ.TV ( 7 30 Mondays) but the promotional material sent out to plug the show 1s so bad 11 almost makes you want not l<J turn tt on Ditto for Th1s Is Your Life, but I didn t want to watch tl m the f1rst place Back to baseball NBC s Monday mght prune-time games are well-produced but the tunmg of the 15-week series IS just dreadful " Most people would opt for the fmal 15 weeks of the six-month season when the diVISIOnal titles are coming down to the wire Wtlhout that poss1billty most would go for the first weeks of the season when hope sprmgs eternal m the breast of every fan In eviry town • But who can fmd rhyme or reason m domg 15 weeks In the miildie of the season? A few team are already hopelessly out of it and only very tight Amencan League pennant races are sustammg mterest Which only proves the th1ck-headedness of baseball s fr;\Vchise-<Jwners where 24 teams make their mdivtdual radioTV deals compared with pro football where aU 26 teama share the'broadcast loot engineered carefully if avariciously, by the ever graspmg Pete Rozelle • 3 >~ 8 10 15 ... Sesame St 20 NBC News 13 th B nd 33 Dear Helen My lady friend s husband has been making a play for me for years 1 cant stand thiS mansoldon !encourage h1m U I call on the phone a!ld his wife IS out he suggests we get together Whenever his wife lsn t around, he grabs and kisses me but if she ts m the room, he tgnores me This has become worse smce my husband s death a year ago The couple has a very Wlhappy marr~age but I am not looking for a cheap affair When I stop m to see them and his w1fe 1sn t home, I must almost f1ght hlrO off 1 ve l<Jld my friend about these advances and she won t believe me Why my husband was living he wouldn I believe 1t e1ther The man puts on a show of complete disinterest except when he gets me alone How can I diacourage this s1ck woif?-WJIXJW Dear Widow Don t let hlm get you alone Since the man evidently makes advances only on his home turl see to tt the turf IS also occupied by his wife When you drop In unannounced he may f1gure you re agreeable l<J those phoned suggestions -H Trvth or Conseq 6 Rou15ndABC N:ws6 CBS News 8 10 I Dream 6"Jo-NBC News 3 4 J:r : at Jeanme 13 Lets r;-av~~ Conseq 3 Beat the Clock 4 7•00What s My L ne 8 Erul Co 20 Folk Gu tar 33 Wild ... New s 6 10 Sa nt 15 ec ' .. K ngdom 13 t G • • Dear Helen How do you explain to someone near and dear l<J you (my lllaband) that you !eel a responslbthty to your children to see them through their school years' My husband feels that our son should be earnmg money to buy his clothes and fmance the nonnal needs of a 16-year-old He seems to think that everything outside food and lodgmg ts ex tras andifaboywantsthem he'sgottogetajob 1 pomt out that most firms wont hire young people under 18 and there are only so many iaWTH!Iowmg jobs available Bestdes, our son Is taking a heavy course Hts grades might suffer If he worked everungs 1 want his high school years to be better than ours \Vere but my husband feels that because HE was self.. upporting at age IS, a boywholsn'thassomethmgwrong With his ambition We aren t hard up But there s a battle every time our son needs a new parr of shoes He Isn't giVen an allowance the 1dea being if he needs something let hlm earn the money from outside jobs - as <~;Us father did 1 m worn out trymg to be fair to both SideS> I love my husband and my son but my loyalty as a wife ts constantly bemg tested against my feelings as a mother Please lllVe us your opinion and help a -MOTilE!\ IN DESPAIR Dear Mother The biggest problem here lies 111 your family s varymg defm1tlons of extras While your husband feels everythmg outside of bed and board is nonessential ',youand your son may posalbiy swmg too far m the opposite direction In an affluent fam1ly (I assume yours IS l a child shouldn t have to earn necessities A father who msists on thiS IS pushmg the 'work eth1c to the breaking point BUT a child should still get satiSfaction out of earning Don t take that away from hlm Why not try for a compromiSe? Start with the assumption that young people have basic needs and parents are responsible for these needs which mclude clothing entertamment, etc the farruly can afford Extras then are the added layer - things your son needs but can do w1thout If he wants them, he should work for them And 1f he wants them badly enough he II find some kind of job A good solut1on would be to let hlm earn extra money for household work, painting heavy gardenmg jobs you might hire someone to do if he weren t available (But remember Dad, this money IS for EXTRAS - not school shoes )-H FRIDAY JUNE29 6.. oo-News fly H.-It n Bolle! l'lllhea the Work Ethic loo Far Television Log • WIN AT BRIDGE 10 Beat the Clock 13 T.:JoTo Tell the Truthy6 PaDren Kil~~r~ 4 Ev•l Touch 8 Wall ,.. Porter Wagoner 3 oung r .. Street th•s Wee k 2~ .Y'~~Id B~~~~s J~nch 6 13 60 Minutes 8 eC oo-Sanford & 5on 2o 33 • 10 Wash ngton Week 15° ~~~~~:uple 6 13 wor:ld Press 20 II'; 30 L ttle People 3 4 SATURDAY JUNE30 6 Jo-MQdern Almanac 10 6 Jo- TV Class Rooms Kentucky Af etd 13 Fa th for Today 10 7 oo-Ne1ghbors 13 Farm Front 4 Fun for Everyone 6 Treehouse Club 8 10 7 l5-Woman s Pont of V ew 13 7 Jo- Man from COSt 10 Farm book 3 Treehovse Club 13 Sesame St 20 D ck Van Dyke 4 Gospel 6 Abbott & Costello 8 8 Oo-Houndcats 3 4 15 Pufnstuf 13 Jakes Place 6 Bugs Bunny 8 10 8 30--- Roman Holidays 3 4 15 Jackson Five 6 13 Sabrtna Teenage W 1ch 8 Popeye 10 Mr Rogers 20 9 00---Jefson 3 4 15 Osmonds 6 Amaztng Chan 8 10 Sesame S( 20 9 30 P nk Panther 3 4 15 Movte Cartoons6 B 10 13 0 00 Underdog 3 4 15 Elec Co 20 10 30 Barkleys 3 4 8 Brady Kids 6 13 Mister Rogers 20 Josle & the Pussycats m Outer Space 8 10 11 OO- Brother Buzz 6 Flmtstones 8 10 Sesame St 20 Sea Lab 3 4 Bew tched 13 11 30- K•d Power 6 13 Runaround 3 4 15 12 Oo- Eiec Co 20 Funky Phantom 6 13 Around the World m 80 Days 3 4 15 Arches TV Funnies 8 10 12 30 Ta lk tng w th a G1ant J 4 15 L dsvllle 6 13 Fat Albert & The Cosby 1< ds 8 10 1 00- CBS F lm Fest1va110 Wagon Train 3 Celebnty Bowling 4 Lass e 15 Monkees 6 13 1 30--Johnny Bench 4 Amer can Bandstand 6 13 2 DO-Baseball Pre Game Show 3 4 15 Soul Tra n 6 UFO B Tarzan 13 Popeye 10 2 IS- Baseball 3 4 15 2 JD-Mov1e An t M sbehav n 10 3 OQ--.,Arthur Sm th 8 Move Look Back n Anger 6 Owen Marshall 13 4 oo-Sesame St 33 Black Ornn1bus 10 Spr ngnat1onals 8 Marcus Welby 13 5 oo-Doctor n the House 4 Wrestling 8 Golf 3 10 Mister Rogers 33 Wide World of Sports 6 13 5 30- Eiectnc Co 33 D ck Van Dyke 4 Gospel Talent Time 15 6 DO-News 3 4 8 Making Thmgs Grown 33 Move The Sh ralee 10 6. 15-A Look at the B'X)k 15 6 30 NBC News 3 4 15 Reasoner Report 13 Beverly Hlllb II es 8 News6 Sewmg Sk lis Ta lonng 33 7 Oo-You Asked for It 3 Hee Haw 6 Lawrence Welk 4 I ) Correct1onal Counsell ng 33 World of Survival 13 7 3D- Nashville Mus1c 3 Fl pside 13 A Look at Sylvta Platt 33 8 00---AH m the Fam ly 8 10 Emergency J 4 15 Partndge Famtly 6 13 The Session 33 8 JD-Br dget Loves Bernie 8 10 Paul Lynde 6 13 Playhouse New York B ography 33 9 oo- Mary Tyler Moores 10 Mov1es That Man from Rio 3 15 The Counterfe t T-rador 4 Burns & Schre1ber 6 13 9 30- Bob Newhart 8 10 US Peoples Republ c of Ch1na Basketball 10 4 10 00-M•ss on lmposs ble 8 Jigsaw 13 The Old Matd and the Th ef 33 Mov e Consptracy of the Borg1as 6 1 00- News 4 ~ 10 13 Modn ght Special 15 11 15- News 3 13 M dn1ght Special 15 11 30- News 4 Moves Rae ng Blood 8 The Southern Star IQ.; Voyage to the End of the Un verse 13 11 45-Mov e A T•me for Love and a T1me to Die 3 1:? oo-:-Mov e War Drums 4 ABC News 6 12 31)-o--Movie lnv1s ble Ray 6 1 ~Mov e Black Sabbath 13 2 oo-Mov e Sands of Beersheba 4 :> 30 Mov e Godz lla vs The Th ng 13 4 00-Mov•e Love Hate and D1shonor 4 Below IS the balance Of the list began Thursday prov1ded th• Watergate Investigation committee by John Dean Ill of people allegedly marked down by the White House to be subjected to harassment BuSJness Cl ifford Alexander Jr Mem ber Equat Opportunity Comm LBJ s Spec Assistant Hugh Catkins Cleveland Ia wyer member Harvard Corpo ration Ramsey Clark partner Weiss Goldberg R lfklnd Wharton & Garnson former attorney general Lloyd Cutler l'awyer Wilmer Cutler & P1ckerlng Washing ton DC Henry L Kimelman chief fund raiser for N.cGovem Pres Overview Group Raymond Lapin former Pres FNMA corporation ex ecutlve Hans F Looser Chairman Boston Lawyers Vietnam Com mtUee Robert McNamara President World Bank former Secretary of Defense Hans Morgenthau former U S Attorney In New York City Victor Palmieri lawyer bus! ness consultant real estate exec Los Angeles Arnold Picker Muskte s ch1ef fund raiser Chmn executive comm United Artists Harold Robert S Pine Hughes chief fund raiser Boston lawyer Joseph Rosenfield Harold Hughes money man ret.red Des Moines lawyer Henry Rowen Pres Rand Corp former Asst Director of Budget ILBJ) R Sargent Shnver Jr former US Ambassador to France lawyer Strasser Spie gelberg Froed Frank & Kem pelman Washington D C (Democratic v•ce pres1denhal nominee 1912) Theodore Sorensen lawyer Weoss Goldberg Rlfkond Wharton & Garnson New York Ray Stark Broadway produ cer Howard Stein President and D1rector Dreyfus Corporation Milton Semer Cha1rman Muskle Election Committee lawyer Semer and Jacobson George H Talbol Pres Charlotte Liberty Mutual lnsur ance Co headed anti VN ad Arthur Taylor V1ce Pres! dent lnte national Paper Com pany Jack Valenti Pres dent Mo t1on P cture Assoc1at1on Paul Warnke Musk1e fman clal supporter former Asst Secy of Defense Thomas J Watson Jr Musk1e financial supporter Chmn tBM Charles B Benson President Benson Realty Co Nelson Bengston Prestdent Bengston & Co Holmes Brown Vice Pres! dent Public Relations Conti declarer would have had to lose later Now let s see what would have happened if West had not overcalled When he led the queen of diamonds South m1ght still have played dum my s kmg but he m1ght have let 1t come around to but stili manages to 1mb1be h1s ace Then when the sec a lot of alcohol every day and diamond was led East than they do about the m would get a chance to trump d1v1duai who takes good care a wmner not a loser (NEWVAPIA ENTU.PRISl ASSN l of himself except for an oc caslonal bender S1m1iarly the explosive bndge player who takes an occasional plunge does bet The btddmg has been ter than the man who likes We•t North East South • to b1d every time 1t 1s h1s 1 turn whether or not there IS Pass 2+ Pass 2 • Nuisance Bid Is a Loser 29 NORTH .A • KJ32 16 • KS3 ,_ .K96 ,. M'Js c tram Amber 33 6 13 Homewood 20 9":QO-Masterptece Theatret3h3 MRoo~ 2322 4 15 The Southern • Mov e The House on e oo : Star 8 Interrupted Melody 10 'l:Jo-Love Thy Ne ghbor 6 13 ? 13 Handful of Ashes 10.oo- News 20 What About Tomorrow 6 33 Bold Ones 3 4 15 10;3o-Woman 33 11':"0G-News 3 4 6 8 104 13 1 ~ The Subterraneans 8 n :Jo-Johnny Carsos 3 ~sties ~f ~old 13 Jack Paar 6 13 "'OQ-ThMtdntght n A r 10Spec1a e~e~ 4 Movie Claudelle Inglish 13 1P : s-Movte The Phantom Speaks 10 1 1 2:3o---News 4 13 • Wolfpen WES1 EAST .A7 .64 .QI08532 • 8 .Qt054 .J9 • QJ 10964 .J13 SOUTH (D) .Ql0985 .K4 • A 12 .A82 . a valid reason Pass 2NT Pass "' Wests two-dtamond call Is You South hold one of those pomtless bids He wont be hurt there but •AQ11.QJ954 tA2 •63 None vulnerable the bid IS not gomg to do him What do you do now' East South West North any good and may really A-Bid three no trump No Pass hurt him ruarantee roes wlth thl5 b u• ThiS time It dtd South you don t want to stop one trick Pass Pass Pass went nght up Willi dummy s Short when yw have any play Opemng lead-• Q kmg of diamonds and Jed a •t •II lor rame trump West took h1s ace and TODAY S QUESTION b By Oswald & James Ja•o Y led a second diamond East Instead of b1ddmg two no d t could ruff or not It d1dn t trump your partner has b1d Insurance un erwrl ers matter If he did ruff he three clubs over your two worry more about the man would be ruffmg a tnck tllat hearts What do you do now? who never gets really drunk z• 3. I.•• 1~---..;;.._ _ _•-----------------~~-----, NOTICE TO ALL CLIENTS OF THE FORMER DAVIS-WARNER INS. SERVICE Mr. Davis Is Opening An Office At 100Y2 E. Main St., Pomeroy The D1i1J Selltalll DEVOTED TO THE Can co nentat Benjamin Buttenwelser Lo mited Partner Kuhn LQeb & Co Lawrence G Cha tf Cha~r man Lawrence G Chait & Co Inc Ernest R Chanes President Consolidated Water Cond1t1on ong Co Ma•well Dane Chairman Exec Committee Doyle Dane &Bernbach Inc Charles H Dyson Chalrm man the Dyson Kissner Corp Norman Elsner President Lincoln Graphic Arh Charles B Finch VIce President Alleghany Power System Inc Frank Heineman Prestdent Men sWear lnternattonal George Hillman Prestdent Ellery Products M.anufacturlng Co Bertram Lichtenstein Pres• dent Dolton Ltd Wtlllam Manealoff President Concord Steet Corp Gerald Me Kee President McKee Berger h\ansueto Paul Milstein Pres•dent C1r cle Industries Corp Stewart R Mott Stewart R Mott Associates Lawrence S Phillips Presl dent Phillips Van Heusen Corp Dav1d Rose Chairman Rose Associates Julian Roth Senior Partner Emery Roth & Sons W1ll am Ruder Pres1dent Ruder & Finn Inc Si Scharer President Schar er Associates Inc Alfred P Sander Pres1dent Kayser Roth Corp Roger Sonnabond Chairman Sonesta lnternahonal Hotels Morton Swe1g President National Cleaning Contractors Alan V Tlshmam Exec VP Tlshman Realty & Construction Co Inc Ira 0 Wallach Pres1dent Gottesman & Co Inc George We1ssman President Philip Morros Corp Ralph Weller President Otis Elevator Company Contmued From June 28 Academ1cs Michael Ellos De Bakey Chmn Dept Surgery Baylor Un1vers1ty Surgeon tn chef Ben Tavb General Hosp1tal Texas Derek Curtis Bok Dean Harvard Law school Klngmlln Brewster Jr President Yale University McGeorge Bundy Pres1dent Ford Foundation Avram Noam Chomsky professor of Modern lan guages MIT Dante! Ellsberg Professor MIT George Drennen Ftscher member Execut ve Comm ttee National Education Assn J Kenneth Galbraith profes sor of Econom1cs Harvard Patr eta Harns educator former US Ambassador Chmn Welfare Comm1ttee Urban Lea gue Walter Heller professor of economics University of Min nesota Edwin Land professor of Physocs MIT Herbert Ley.,..,._,r former FDA comm1ssloner professor of Epidemiology Harvard Matthew Stanley Me~elson professor of Biology Harvard Lloyd N Morrisett professor and Associate Dlr Education Program U of Calif Joseph Rhodes )r Fellow Harvard member Scranton Comm on campus unrest Bayard Rustin civil rights actlv1st dlr A Ph lip Ran dolph Institute New York David Selden president American Federation of Tea chers Arthur Schlesinger lr profes sor of Human• ties Ctty Un1ver slty of New York Jeremy Stone Director Fed eration of Amencan Scientsts Jerome Wiesner president MIT Samuel N Lambert Pres National Education Assn (The followtng were on an or 1g1nal list of less than 20 nomos that Dean said he sent to White House aide Larry Htgby Someareduphcatedon the longer list ) Eugene Carson Blake lper request) Leonard Bernstein (per re quest) Arno ld PI c ker (United Artists Corp-Top Muskle fund ra serl Guthman torEdLA Times)IManaging Edl Maxwell Done 1Doyle Dane & Bernbach) Charles Dyson (Associate of Larry O'Brten bankrolls ant• RN radoo P'""\lrams) N ews, Notes Mr and Mrs Everett Ray Johnson and family of Columbus were weekend VISitorS of Mrs Helen Johnson They also attended the wed dmg of Sherry Lambert and Daniel Abbott Mrs John Murphy of Crooks VIlle and Mrs J R Murphy local were Thursday even~ng v1s1tors of Mr and Mrs Harley Johnson M1ss Carmel Murphy Is spendmg two weeks With her brother Mr and Mrs Robert Murphy Debbie of IlllnoLS Peggy Murphy spent a coup!~ of days w1th Drema Ward Barbara Murphy IS spendmg a few days w1th her Sister Mr and Mrs Jack Downs of Tr1mble OhiO Mr and Mr• Charles Sayre and fam1iy were Sunday v1s1tors of Mr and Mrs Charles Sayre and Mary Rogers Mr and Mrs Ray Russell Tena of Kentucky were recent VlSl tors of Mr and Mrs LLn coin Russell Mr and Mrs Franklin Russell of Middleport were Monday evemng v1s1tors of Mr and Mrs Lincoln Russell Mr and Mrs Howard Thoma attended graduation exerc1ses of Patricia Thoma at the Medndata Institute Lou1s v1lle Kentucky Point Rock Social Notes Columbl8 Chapel Church 1s holding B1ble School th1s week Wider the direction of M1llie Coen supermtendent of the Sunday School A p1cmc and wiener roast was held on Sunday everung George Ragan was taken to Holzer Medical Center last week after suffenng a stroke Mrs Dorothy Johnson of Pomeroy was a guest Sunday of her sister Mrs G A Radekm Mr and Mrs Olan Harvey and daughters are on a trtp to Oregon where they expect to VlSII Mrs Harvey s brother and family Mrs Nell1e Vale Faruue Pettit and Anna Elizabeth Turner attended the 31st b1r thday celebratiOn of Charley Sister of Mtllersport on Sunday A p1cnic dmner was en Joyed Laurel Grange met at the hall saturday evenmg for their regular meehng It was preceded by a potluck supper Everett Holcomb master presided over the bus10ess sess10n Plans were made for the annual mspecllon to be held at the next meeting and a VISit to Rock Spr10gs Grange on July 12th Kenny Bolen who IS stationed m 1Umo1s spent a weekend w1th hts parents Mr and Mrs Albert Bolen Grace Hensler spent some time last week at the home of her son Mr and Mrs Clayl<Jn Hensler and fam1ly near Manetta behind Common Cause law suite aga nst RNC DNC et all Stem (Dreyfus Corp Thomas Watson (Musk e _ Howard Big Demo contnbutor) IBMl backer Allan Lowenstein ( Pushlng Tom W cker ( N Y Times) the Dump RN move w1th young Clark Cl fford people I Morton Hal penn (Top Ed tors Th s completes the Execuhve Common Cause) Wh1te House Enerhles L1st It Leonard Woodcock IUAW) 1s a verbat m reprodvct on and Dan Schorr I CBS I any errors c.ome from Dean s Mary McGrory Lloyd Cutler 1Principal force ltst g1ven the committee IHJERES.TOF MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL Exec Ed ROBERT HOE~LICH C 1Y Ed1tor P ubl sh ed da ily exc ept Sa turda y by Th e Oh 10 Va llev Publ sh ng Com pany 11 1 cour t Sl Pomeroy Oh o 45769 Bus ness O ff• C!! 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(Only 2 feet wide) We are '" a pos1hon to serv1ce your tnsurance needs 'It Will not be necessary for you to s1gn any statem~Jnt mat led or gtven to you to have the same protection on your car or property We w1ll g1ve you honest and eff1c1ent serv1ce. Please stop by or call as to the reason of the d1v1s1on of the Davts Warner Insurance Agency. • Install 1t wher• th• wast. l t tl.ttchtn, bath nur•ry lnywher~ you can att adequate wmns plumb m&and ventln& .. • wnhor and dryer ooch do 1 1om Hy- told ol tho ~ time or 1n '"""'_,.. • a ·-" - . . "••••or piusa O.WcMI Nttlnp fiN' VII tloxi-MMy fomlt,- must l!lve • Autoltlatlc Dry C,Cit tllmlnotes •••..-. ~Its jUSt lllht 5 LORENZO D. DAVIS The Phone Number W1il Be Available from lnformahonon July2 388 BAKER FURNITURE By FRED DOWN UPJ Sports Wrller Will1e StargeU hit his 23rd homer of the season and 300th 1 of hiS career and raiSed his RBI total to S4 Thursday mght as the P1ttsburgh Pirates beat the St l..ouLS Cardinals !Hl behmd Dock ElliS five-hitter The VIctory moved the Pirates mto fifth place and dropped the New York Mets who lost to the Philadelphia Ptull1es 11-1 mto last place The P~rates are still 10 games behind the f~rst-place Oucago Cubs but appear to be the only team 10 the National League Eastern DIVISion w1th enough weapons to challenge for the lead The Cubs beat the Montreal Expos 4-2 after losing a suspended game 5-4 m 18 mnings the Los Angeles Dodgers scored an 6-3 VIctory after bowmg to the Atlanta Braves 3-2 the san D1ego Padres downed the Cincmnati Reds 6-1 and the san Fran CISco Giants shaded the Houston Astros 2 I m 10 m rungs rn other NL games Amer1 can League scores were Boston 16 Cleveland 7 after a 4-2 loss Baltunore 6 New York 3 Detroit 8 f,l1lwaukee 6 Mmnesota 4 Texas 0 Oakland 3 Kansas City 2 and Qucago 2 Califorma 0 Stargell who leads the majorsm homers and IS second m RB!s 10 the NL while batting 298 homered m the f1rst ummg l<J g1ve the Pirates a 2-0 lead and AI Oliver supplied most of the rest of the punch With two doubles a smgle and three RBis RICk W1se was ham mered for 12 hits 1n ~ 2-3 mn rungs and suffered his fourth loss agamst nme v. ms ror the Cardinals The Ph1llies dumped the Mets mto the cellar w1th a 13hit attack which 10ciuded two homers and four RB!s by Tommy Hutton and a two;un homer by Dei Unser Jllll l.A)nborg went the diStane<> despite allowmg 11 hits to make his record 6-6 wh1le Jllll McAndrew dropped l<J ~ Bob Bailey smgled home Bill Stoneman m the 18th mnmg g1 vmg the Expos the v1ctory rn a game suspended Wednesday after 12 10rungs but the Cubs came back to take the regularly scheduled game Wlth the help of two homers and three RBIS by RICk Monday M1lt Pappas went seven m -- LaRoche earnmg the save for the Cubs Darrell Evans 18th homer of the season m the e1ghth mnmg of the opener enabled the Braves JIITI Panther to p1ck up Ius frrst VIctory and handed Los Angeles Pete R1chert his first setback Dave Lopes had three hits and a sacr1f1ce fly m the second game as Tommy John received credit for his 01ghth wm desp1te a shaky f1ve mnmg performance Clarence Gaston and Nate C<>lbert hit homers and Clay Kirby Pitched a s1x-lutter for his fourth tnumph as the Padres dealt Don Gullett his seventh loss Gullett was ripped for four runs and fwe hits m 3 2-3 mmngs Pete Rose had three hits for the Reds rungs for the vt"lory w1th Dave t Garry Maddox s10gled and scored on a tnple by Gary Matthews wtth two out m the lOth mnmg to g1ve the Gtants Oakland moves into first the1r v1ctory over the Astros Jtm Barr went the route for his SIXth wm wh1le Dave Roberts was the loser J ee May homered for th e Astros the Sports Desk There are two oul10 the bottom of tbe mnth Ail are tense as televisiOn cameras whirl One more out and Ute games over :L,I DQ By VITO STELLINO games Baltunore topped New UP! Sports Writer York 6-3 Mmnesota blanked An mjury to DICk Allen-a rexas 4 0 Detroit edged hairline fracture of h1s left leg Milwaukee 8 6 Oakland -Thursday mght dulled rupped Kansas City 3 2 and lf1l' Chicago s 2 0 victory over Cleveland beat Boston 4 2 but MH ;;))""''If Cabrorma lost the second game 16-7 The wm knocked the Angels In the NatiOnal League out of f1rst place 10 the Ptuladeiph~a routed New York When the land s covered Amencan League West and 11-1 Montreal beat Chicago 5 w th ce and snow an enabled the Oakland A s to 4 10 18 mn 10gs but Chicago Esk1mo huiTter travels from one huntmg ground to take over the top spot won the second game 4-2 another Esk mos measure Allen was trymg to snare Bill Atlanta beat 1 os Angeles 3-2, l1me Py igloos - one Igloo Melton s overthrow at f1rst hut lost the second game 8-3 represent ng one n ght base m the s1xth mrung when Pittsburgh blanked St LOUIS 6These gloos take about two Epstem a 6 foot 4 225 o san Diego beat Cmcmnat1 6hours to build Starting w th a elrc ~ ( 10 blocks) poWlder collided with h1m He 1 and San Francisco edged and build ng from w thm stayed m the game Willi the Houston 2 1 one block 1s placed at a Don Bay lor drove m two runs time m r ngs on top unt 1 end of the mmng and then was taken to a hospital With a tnple m the s1xth mnmg the fmal block s on top The hunters wtfe usually Dr Jules Rasmsk1 the and a sacrtflce fly 10 the eighth chinks up the cracks lnstde Cahforma Angels team as Baltunore moved w1thm one w1th powdered snow The doctor srud he suffered a game of the Eastern DIVISion last 10b s to make a w nd ha1rhne fracture of h1s left lead by beatmg f~rst-piace New tunner to shteld the fibula The healing process York doorway The ms de IS lit by a soapstone lamp wh ch will take from one to four VIda Blue stopped the burns seal 011 weeks the doctor sa1d Kansas City Royals an three The Miracle water Manager Chuck Tanner sa1d hits through 7 2-3 mnmgs to get refiner I! carefully bu II We 11 just have to hang tough credit for the AthletiCS victory from raw matenal to the but I think he can come back over the Royals The A s totally engmee red product fast He s recovers fast and for your home Only the he s a tough guy ~ .. • rnaterial available Is used Cortsfar. •o~;ts In the Chicago took advantage of laboratory and also 1r the consecu~1ve errors by short field are In progress to stop Rudy Meoh to beat the assure you of the finest Angtllll Aftr:r the two errors m piece of water reftnmg equipment available onn the secona 1mmg on grounders the market today For by Carlos May ano Hank Allen beauty for performance uus Alvarado lashed a t~< •-rWl for durab1hty tor the best Ma1or League Standtnas double that produced the only try 882 2525 By Un1ted Press lnternattona I two runs of the game Steve National Le19ue East Stone and Terry Forster made w I pet gb the two runs stand up by Chicago 45 31 592 34 35 493 7' ' Montreal combmmg on a shutout St Louis 37 486 8 In other Amencan League Phlladelph a 35 35 3lt m P1ttsburgh 31 38 457 New York 31 38 449 West w I pet g 1> Los Angeles 49 27 645 San Frann,.co 44 33 571 5 h Hous ton 43 34 558 6 /'1 C ncmnal JB 36 514 10 Atlanta 32 44 42 17 SanD ego 24 51 320 24 1h Thursdays Results Mtl 5 Ch 4 sus gm 18 mns Ch 4 Montreal 2 reg gm Ph ladclphla 11 New York 4 Atlanta 3 Los Ang 2 1st Los Ang 8 Atlanta 3 2nd San Diego 6 C nclnnat 1 P ttsburgh 6 St Louts 0 San Franc1sco 2 Houston 1 10 nns Today s Probable P1tchers IAtt tomes EDTI New York (Seaver 9 4) at Ch cago ( Reuschel 9 4) 2 30 pm Ph ladelph1a (Tw tchell 6 2} at St Lou1s (Murphy 0 3) 9 pm Montreal <McAnal ly 52) at Several Styles and Colors to Choose Pttsburgh (Moose 57) 8 05 From pm San Francisco 1W IIiams 3 0) at Houston ( R chard 1 O) 8 30 I pm ALSO NEW SHIPMENT I Los Angeles (Down ng 6 J) at I Atlanta (Morton 6 6) 8 05 p m I San D ego (Troedson 30) at C nc nnat ( B II ngham 9 5) I ._ 8 05 p m Saturday s Games I ----------New York at Ch cago Montreal at P ttsburgh San Fran at Atlanta n ght Los Angeles at CmCI n ght sar 0 ego at Houston n ght Phi Ia at Sf Lou s n ght 399 W Mam St 992 2164 Pomeroy 0 J-v I famous farewells m Yankee Stadmm for Babe Ruth and Lou Gehr1g Reporters roam through the stands for off the.euff 10 tervtews A fan obvmusly for the home team screams for a bag or peanuts As the vendor throws 1t to him 1t turns 10to a candy bar before bemg devoured 10 one gulp by the fans long gray trunk Af1ght breaks out m the stands A fan for the v1s1ting team IS kickmg w1th both hind legs at another fan But the VISiting fan IS soon crushed by the pbwerful huge foot of the home teams fan Two men dressed m smt and tle and wearmg sunglasses carry the crushed fan out and toss h1m mto a long black car that w1sks him away maybe never to be seen agam A man wtth a long pomt.OO nose and wearing an Amer1 can flag p10 on his lapel shouts Instructions to the batter Allis actwn m the dugout with two men 10 the corner whiSpering constantly Both are b1g men one baldmg and the other with a sh01 t crew c'Ut They flash Signals continuously l<J the batter on deck - also place in AL West Division 1\0 SAYRE HARDWARE JUST ARRIVED SUMMER WESTERN STRAW HATS ------------------··-·--·--·--, Acme Western ____________ _ Boots THE STORE WITH 'ALL KINOS OF STUFF" - FOR PETS STABLES LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS LAWNS AND GARDENS Amencan League East w pet g b 41 3) 554 New York Bait more 36 30 545 PARK RESERVED SATURDAY-JUNE 30th "EMPLOYEES' OUTING" scored all their rlUis In the second mnm g The world champion As now lead the West by one./!alf game Rod Carew collected two hits drove m a run and stole home to back the f1ve-i111 p1t chmg of Dick Woodson as the Twins beat the Rangers Woodson allowed only one batter to reach th1rd base W1ihe Horton s booncmg sm gle smgle up the m1ddle With the bases filled and two out m the e1ghth IMmg gave Detrmt the v1ctory over Milwaukee It •as DetrOit s fourth straight VICtory after an e1gh1-t:ame losmg streak Boston collected 19 h1ts mdudmg a two-run homer by Reggie Srmth and a bases loaded tnple by Bob Mont gomery to beat Cleveland m the second game of the doubleheader In the first game a three run homer by designated hitter John ElliS gave Cleveland the triUmph ove1 the Red Sox Mator League Results (61 [ Johnson (8) and Ells ~ Moret {6) and Mont Pall n National L ea fjue gomery WP- Patl n (8 9) LP ( 18 mns sus gm ) Bosman (7 8} HR - Sm 1h Montreat 000 000 201 000 (8th) 100001 - .S 150 Ch cago 100 001 001 000 New York 000 200 1()()- 3 9 l 100 000 A 13 1 Bal t 003 001 02x- 6 7 0 Torrez Marshall (91 Walker McDowell Me Da n el ( 8 ) and (121 Scotl 1121 Jarvs (1?) Munson Jefferson Jackson (_.) Stoneman ( 15) and Boccabella and Elchebarren WP- Jacksor Gura Aker (7) Laroche ( 9) 14 O) LP- McDowell 1211 HR loc ker {10) Bonham ( 131 - Munson (11t h) Burns 1161 Hooton (17) and Hun dley Rudolph (1 0) WP- M nn 002 200 ooo- .4 9 0 Stoneman (J 4) l P- Hooton (8 Texas 000 000 ()()()---= 0 -5 1 5} Hrs- Bal!ey 2 (lllh and Woodson {7 •I and Mltter 121h l S ngl eton [81 h) Bourque watd Broberg ! 4 6) and B I (6th l San to 2 (9th and lOth) I ngs (Regular Game) Mon treal 010 001 000- 7 9 o Kan c ty 000 000 11o- 2 l '2 Chi cag o 001 100 20x - 4 6 0 Oakland 030 000 OOx- 3 6 0 Renko (6 5) and Humphrey Busby (4 8l and Healy Bl~e Pappas La Roche (8) and Fmgers 18) and Fosse Wr-Hundl ey WP- Pappas (55) Biue (7 3} HR Healy {2nd) Hrs- Bcul ey ( IJ) Day (3} Monday 2 ( 17 and 18) M lw 000 320 100- 6 12 1 Detro I 100 400 OJx---- 8 II 0 (1st game ) Short Champ on (51 Gardner Los Ang 000 000 11Q- 2 10 I (]) L nzy (8) and El Ro Atlanta 101 000 Olx - 3 3 '1 dr guez Lol ch M ller (5) N!essersm th Rau (7} Richert H l!er 19) and S ms WP(8l and Yeager Cann zzaro M Iter 11 Ol LP Gr. dne r (1 1) ( 8) N ekro Pa nther (8) HR s- May I 14th I B own (5th) Hoerner ( 9) Fnsell a (9) and Oates WP Panth er {1 0) LP- Ch cago 020 000 000- 2 7 I R chert (I I) HRs- Lu m (6t h) Cal forn a 000 ooo ooo- 0 6 2 Evans ll 8th) Stone Forster (7) and Herr ( 2nd game) ma nn Wr ght (6 OJ and Los An g 202 000 013 a 17 0 Tor borg Kusnycr (8} WPAtlan ta 000003000 J 81 Stone (J 3) Jot n Brewer (6 ) Hough (8) and Cann rz ar o Reed Hoer ner (3) Free man ( 4) Panther {8 ) and Casanovott WP- John 18 3) LP Rood (4 10) ~ Cameramen ltne the fteld gtvmg the appearance of the ft11RACLES Lim·~·wort'S Bv Un1ted Pres'.i lnternattonal By /Jetz11y Fobes a large man who wears ear plugs all the t1me ~ especia lly at home Another ftght breaks out and anotber VJSltmg fan 1s carrted aulas the man w1th the po10ted nose and pin draws a line through another name on hlS list He shouts more 1nstructwns to the batter a young fellow who wears glasses H1s wife can be seen m tlle sta nds rtght behmd home plate w1th her blonde ha1r tightly pulled up around her head She sa p1xy looking woman but a little on the chunky Side Shes always qUiet and everywhere her husband goes she usually follows and sits r1ght beh10d h1m She s much different than the w1fe of the guy on deck That mans wife IS always gomg out on her own shootmg off her famous mouth Shes acqrnred many mcknames from blabber mouth to dmlle lip Her best fr1 end IS a woman who wtshes she had an unhsted phone number cause she docsn t get much sleep w1th her phone always rmg1ng m the wee hours of llie mornmg The manager yells out to the batter c man Johrmy you better get a btl or you 11 be sh1pped out Of eourse everybody knows he doesn t mean sh1pped out to the mmor leagues The count ts now up to 3 and 2 Everyone s on th e edge of thm seats about ready to fall off The next p1tch Is a ball and Johnny troL• down l<J first Glancing toward the dugout he sees the manager and the two men wHo always whtspcr havmg a confercm..oe He notlces the manager scr1bble somethmg on hi!) Milwaukee 3;, bst and Instant terror stnkes Johnny s body But then he starL• In 37 36 507 ~os ton 35 35 500 4 f1gure - well 1f this guy s gonna get me I m1ght as well take a Detro• t 36 37 493 ' shot at him too f know 1 ll try and steal and get thrown out by a Cleveland w~st 46 370 13 ' m1le 1hat 11 really get his dander up w I pet g b He watches the pitcher a large old man w1th bold1ng wh1te Oakland 41 J4 547 hair and a deep slow southern drawl Johrmy takes off for secund Cal forn1a 39 33 542 d tl d ba n a Ch 1cago 37 32 536 1 and the pttcher wheels and ftres towar s 1e secon sema M nnesota 37 33 529 1 1 nasty talking young guy from F 1onda But much to hts dismay Kan sasC ty 40 37 Texa s 24 44 519 353 132 1 the second baseman muffs tt ( It looks to everyone1 m the stand~ t Thursday s Results that he did 1t on purpose ) The manager waves h s apprec1a Jon Cleveland 4 Boston 27 Ist to the second sacker: and he II probably soon JOin the home team Boston 16 Clevefand 2nd Bait more 6 New York 3 as a coach M nnesota 4 Texas o The batter on deck slowly walk:; ta the plate as a woman m Oakland J Kan C ty 2 the stands goes bananas yclhng and screammg His name too 1s ~~~~~g1082~1!fro~~~: g Johnny The woman yells to him to forget about the manager screaming somethm~ about htm wantmg to throw tho game Todav s Probable Ptfchers 1 All Ttmes EDT) She tells her Johnny to just do as good "" he ca n and he ll be all Ch cago (Bahnsen 9 6) at Q.:tkland ( Ho tzman 11 7) 11 r1ght pm The p1tcher really wants l<J get thiS guy out He looks 10 to the Mmnesola (Goltz 2 0) at catcher who looks hke an accountant m hts large glasses Hef Cal lorn a (Hassler 0 1} 11 P m k t Kansa s c ly 1Lottell 1 11 I at usually leads off every mrung and Is always as mg qu cs 1ons o Texas CAllen 0 31 8 30 P m the batters at the plate Bait more (Alexander 54) at The catcher Signa ls to the third basem:(n that he thanks lhed Delrott (J Perry 8 61 8 P m Cleve land 1G Perry 8 9 ) at guy on second IS gonna try and steal The third baseman IS a goo New York (Medlch 53) 7 JO lookmg statesman type young man who JUSt came up [rom the PM Iwaukee (Bell 7 7) at Tennessee farm team He s a real mce guy and IS always Boston (Curt s 5 7} 7 30 P m pleasant to the home team s players They say he s very am Sa1urday s Games blhousand someday he might be manager of the home team Cleveland York The catc her gives the pitcher the Signal for the pitch ho Mlwaukeealaf New Boston Batt mon• at Detro1t wants The pitcher goes mto h1s wmdup fires a fastball right at Ch caJlo al Oakland the batter Ducking Johnny acCidently hits a screammg !mer at Kan City at Texas n ght h 1 ti ea pie M nn at Ca torn Ia n ghC the shortstop also a young guy w o s a ways ea ng Pin P s He manages to knock the ball down holding the ruMer at th1rd as Johrmy stops at f1rst That s okay comes a yell from the VISitors dugout Am t no way you co uld have gotten that bali tnternat1onal The home team manager decides that If that wmnmg run IS League Stand1ngs By Un•ted Press lnternattonal ever gomg to get home he 11 have to do the job h1mseU He asks Ronrue the teams travelling secretary to get him hiS spec1ai Amencan DIVISion WLPctGB Rochester 41 31 569 Pawtucket 34 36 486 6 cContmued on page 4) Syracuse 34 36 486 6 Toedo 32 39 451 8 1 Na1tonal DIVISIOn WLPctGB Charleston 46 30 605 T1dewater 42 31 575 2 h. 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' Hate list bared & THINGS • BY PAUL CRABTREE Us. Paragraphs The f1rst 1973 football game played on the unwholesome dat.e of June 23 proved a number of things A - Most pro football coaches don t "ant to nsk their pmne rookies In such a pomUeos encounter smce the rosters listed six players who weren t even among the 442 colleg1ons selected m the draft B - There s a good reason for these coaches to be leery, smce a prime quar terback prospect was seriously InJured In the contest C Football freaks even those cr1t1cal of the early season-<~tarter shot the TV ratmgs up to very respectable levels Included me I still can t believe I watched the whole thing If the Republican National t:onvenuon of 1976 were bemg held today I d wager there wouldn t be any question about Sen Howard Baker bemg on the t1cket The star of the long-playing Watergate senes on TV would surely get at least the Number Two spot and could well be at the top of the ticket Thus does TV and the press create heroes 1 take nothmg away from Sen Baker a capable and honorable man but I must note that gettmg mto the U S Senate IS a lot eas1er 1f both your parents were former Congressmen and you marned the daughter of the longtune Senate Mmority Lead,er sadly 11 appears my prophecy that opened the baseball season 1s commg true and 1! now appears my beloved Cincmnati Reds aren t gomg to wm the National West t1tle (I picked Houston ) But along With the Reds I have a deeper worry Johnny Bench a ruce young man from Oklahoma who just may be thefmest catcher ever to pull on a mitt may be not well I have no proof - JUS! a naggm worry Bench had a tumor near lilii!Wlg removed last wmter and all re~orts were glowmg about hiS complete recovery And he has done well w1th a nearly-normal output of home runs and a league leadmg tally of nms batted m Only his battmg average IS a bit anermc But in recent senes agamst the top opposJtion- 'must·wm sei1es w1th the Dodgers and Astros Bench spent most of the time m nght held or m the dugout wh1le a punch-and judy hitter did the catchmg Golly I hope there 1sn t something we don t know yet Bobby Goldsboro has a rather pleasant syndicated var1ety sho~ on WSAZ.TV ( 7 30 Mondays) but the promotional material sent out to plug the show 1s so bad 11 almost makes you want not l<J turn tt on Ditto for Th1s Is Your Life, but I didn t want to watch tl m the f1rst place Back to baseball NBC s Monday mght prune-time games are well-produced but the tunmg of the 15-week series IS just dreadful " Most people would opt for the fmal 15 weeks of the six-month season when the diVISIOnal titles are coming down to the wire Wtlhout that poss1billty most would go for the first weeks of the season when hope sprmgs eternal m the breast of every fan In eviry town • But who can fmd rhyme or reason m domg 15 weeks In the miildie of the season? A few team are already hopelessly out of it and only very tight Amencan League pennant races are sustammg mterest Which only proves the th1ck-headedness of baseball s fr;\Vchise-<Jwners where 24 teams make their mdivtdual radioTV deals compared with pro football where aU 26 teama share the'broadcast loot engineered carefully if avariciously, by the ever graspmg Pete Rozelle • 3 >~ 8 10 15 ... Sesame St 20 NBC News 13 th B nd 33 Dear Helen My lady friend s husband has been making a play for me for years 1 cant stand thiS mansoldon !encourage h1m U I call on the phone a!ld his wife IS out he suggests we get together Whenever his wife lsn t around, he grabs and kisses me but if she ts m the room, he tgnores me This has become worse smce my husband s death a year ago The couple has a very Wlhappy marr~age but I am not looking for a cheap affair When I stop m to see them and his w1fe 1sn t home, I must almost f1ght hlrO off 1 ve l<Jld my friend about these advances and she won t believe me Why my husband was living he wouldn I believe 1t e1ther The man puts on a show of complete disinterest except when he gets me alone How can I diacourage this s1ck woif?-WJIXJW Dear Widow Don t let hlm get you alone Since the man evidently makes advances only on his home turl see to tt the turf IS also occupied by his wife When you drop In unannounced he may f1gure you re agreeable l<J those phoned suggestions -H Trvth or Conseq 6 Rou15ndABC N:ws6 CBS News 8 10 I Dream 6"Jo-NBC News 3 4 J:r : at Jeanme 13 Lets r;-av~~ Conseq 3 Beat the Clock 4 7•00What s My L ne 8 Erul Co 20 Folk Gu tar 33 Wild ... New s 6 10 Sa nt 15 ec ' .. K ngdom 13 t G • • Dear Helen How do you explain to someone near and dear l<J you (my lllaband) that you !eel a responslbthty to your children to see them through their school years' My husband feels that our son should be earnmg money to buy his clothes and fmance the nonnal needs of a 16-year-old He seems to think that everything outside food and lodgmg ts ex tras andifaboywantsthem he'sgottogetajob 1 pomt out that most firms wont hire young people under 18 and there are only so many iaWTH!Iowmg jobs available Bestdes, our son Is taking a heavy course Hts grades might suffer If he worked everungs 1 want his high school years to be better than ours \Vere but my husband feels that because HE was self.. upporting at age IS, a boywholsn'thassomethmgwrong With his ambition We aren t hard up But there s a battle every time our son needs a new parr of shoes He Isn't giVen an allowance the 1dea being if he needs something let hlm earn the money from outside jobs - as <~;Us father did 1 m worn out trymg to be fair to both SideS> I love my husband and my son but my loyalty as a wife ts constantly bemg tested against my feelings as a mother Please lllVe us your opinion and help a -MOTilE!\ IN DESPAIR Dear Mother The biggest problem here lies 111 your family s varymg defm1tlons of extras While your husband feels everythmg outside of bed and board is nonessential ',youand your son may posalbiy swmg too far m the opposite direction In an affluent fam1ly (I assume yours IS l a child shouldn t have to earn necessities A father who msists on thiS IS pushmg the 'work eth1c to the breaking point BUT a child should still get satiSfaction out of earning Don t take that away from hlm Why not try for a compromiSe? Start with the assumption that young people have basic needs and parents are responsible for these needs which mclude clothing entertamment, etc the farruly can afford Extras then are the added layer - things your son needs but can do w1thout If he wants them, he should work for them And 1f he wants them badly enough he II find some kind of job A good solut1on would be to let hlm earn extra money for household work, painting heavy gardenmg jobs you might hire someone to do if he weren t available (But remember Dad, this money IS for EXTRAS - not school shoes )-H FRIDAY JUNE29 6.. oo-News fly H.-It n Bolle! l'lllhea the Work Ethic loo Far Television Log • WIN AT BRIDGE 10 Beat the Clock 13 T.:JoTo Tell the Truthy6 PaDren Kil~~r~ 4 Ev•l Touch 8 Wall ,.. Porter Wagoner 3 oung r .. Street th•s Wee k 2~ .Y'~~Id B~~~~s J~nch 6 13 60 Minutes 8 eC oo-Sanford & 5on 2o 33 • 10 Wash ngton Week 15° ~~~~~:uple 6 13 wor:ld Press 20 II'; 30 L ttle People 3 4 SATURDAY JUNE30 6 Jo-MQdern Almanac 10 6 Jo- TV Class Rooms Kentucky Af etd 13 Fa th for Today 10 7 oo-Ne1ghbors 13 Farm Front 4 Fun for Everyone 6 Treehouse Club 8 10 7 l5-Woman s Pont of V ew 13 7 Jo- Man from COSt 10 Farm book 3 Treehovse Club 13 Sesame St 20 D ck Van Dyke 4 Gospel 6 Abbott & Costello 8 8 Oo-Houndcats 3 4 15 Pufnstuf 13 Jakes Place 6 Bugs Bunny 8 10 8 30--- Roman Holidays 3 4 15 Jackson Five 6 13 Sabrtna Teenage W 1ch 8 Popeye 10 Mr Rogers 20 9 00---Jefson 3 4 15 Osmonds 6 Amaztng Chan 8 10 Sesame S( 20 9 30 P nk Panther 3 4 15 Movte Cartoons6 B 10 13 0 00 Underdog 3 4 15 Elec Co 20 10 30 Barkleys 3 4 8 Brady Kids 6 13 Mister Rogers 20 Josle & the Pussycats m Outer Space 8 10 11 OO- Brother Buzz 6 Flmtstones 8 10 Sesame St 20 Sea Lab 3 4 Bew tched 13 11 30- K•d Power 6 13 Runaround 3 4 15 12 Oo- Eiec Co 20 Funky Phantom 6 13 Around the World m 80 Days 3 4 15 Arches TV Funnies 8 10 12 30 Ta lk tng w th a G1ant J 4 15 L dsvllle 6 13 Fat Albert & The Cosby 1< ds 8 10 1 00- CBS F lm Fest1va110 Wagon Train 3 Celebnty Bowling 4 Lass e 15 Monkees 6 13 1 30--Johnny Bench 4 Amer can Bandstand 6 13 2 DO-Baseball Pre Game Show 3 4 15 Soul Tra n 6 UFO B Tarzan 13 Popeye 10 2 IS- Baseball 3 4 15 2 JD-Mov1e An t M sbehav n 10 3 OQ--.,Arthur Sm th 8 Move Look Back n Anger 6 Owen Marshall 13 4 oo-Sesame St 33 Black Ornn1bus 10 Spr ngnat1onals 8 Marcus Welby 13 5 oo-Doctor n the House 4 Wrestling 8 Golf 3 10 Mister Rogers 33 Wide World of Sports 6 13 5 30- Eiectnc Co 33 D ck Van Dyke 4 Gospel Talent Time 15 6 DO-News 3 4 8 Making Thmgs Grown 33 Move The Sh ralee 10 6. 15-A Look at the B'X)k 15 6 30 NBC News 3 4 15 Reasoner Report 13 Beverly Hlllb II es 8 News6 Sewmg Sk lis Ta lonng 33 7 Oo-You Asked for It 3 Hee Haw 6 Lawrence Welk 4 I ) Correct1onal Counsell ng 33 World of Survival 13 7 3D- Nashville Mus1c 3 Fl pside 13 A Look at Sylvta Platt 33 8 00---AH m the Fam ly 8 10 Emergency J 4 15 Partndge Famtly 6 13 The Session 33 8 JD-Br dget Loves Bernie 8 10 Paul Lynde 6 13 Playhouse New York B ography 33 9 oo- Mary Tyler Moores 10 Mov1es That Man from Rio 3 15 The Counterfe t T-rador 4 Burns & Schre1ber 6 13 9 30- Bob Newhart 8 10 US Peoples Republ c of Ch1na Basketball 10 4 10 00-M•ss on lmposs ble 8 Jigsaw 13 The Old Matd and the Th ef 33 Mov e Consptracy of the Borg1as 6 1 00- News 4 ~ 10 13 Modn ght Special 15 11 15- News 3 13 M dn1ght Special 15 11 30- News 4 Moves Rae ng Blood 8 The Southern Star IQ.; Voyage to the End of the Un verse 13 11 45-Mov e A T•me for Love and a T1me to Die 3 1:? oo-:-Mov e War Drums 4 ABC News 6 12 31)-o--Movie lnv1s ble Ray 6 1 ~Mov e Black Sabbath 13 2 oo-Mov e Sands of Beersheba 4 :> 30 Mov e Godz lla vs The Th ng 13 4 00-Mov•e Love Hate and D1shonor 4 Below IS the balance Of the list began Thursday prov1ded th• Watergate Investigation committee by John Dean Ill of people allegedly marked down by the White House to be subjected to harassment BuSJness Cl ifford Alexander Jr Mem ber Equat Opportunity Comm LBJ s Spec Assistant Hugh Catkins Cleveland Ia wyer member Harvard Corpo ration Ramsey Clark partner Weiss Goldberg R lfklnd Wharton & Garnson former attorney general Lloyd Cutler l'awyer Wilmer Cutler & P1ckerlng Washing ton DC Henry L Kimelman chief fund raiser for N.cGovem Pres Overview Group Raymond Lapin former Pres FNMA corporation ex ecutlve Hans F Looser Chairman Boston Lawyers Vietnam Com mtUee Robert McNamara President World Bank former Secretary of Defense Hans Morgenthau former U S Attorney In New York City Victor Palmieri lawyer bus! ness consultant real estate exec Los Angeles Arnold Picker Muskte s ch1ef fund raiser Chmn executive comm United Artists Harold Robert S Pine Hughes chief fund raiser Boston lawyer Joseph Rosenfield Harold Hughes money man ret.red Des Moines lawyer Henry Rowen Pres Rand Corp former Asst Director of Budget ILBJ) R Sargent Shnver Jr former US Ambassador to France lawyer Strasser Spie gelberg Froed Frank & Kem pelman Washington D C (Democratic v•ce pres1denhal nominee 1912) Theodore Sorensen lawyer Weoss Goldberg Rlfkond Wharton & Garnson New York Ray Stark Broadway produ cer Howard Stein President and D1rector Dreyfus Corporation Milton Semer Cha1rman Muskle Election Committee lawyer Semer and Jacobson George H Talbol Pres Charlotte Liberty Mutual lnsur ance Co headed anti VN ad Arthur Taylor V1ce Pres! dent lnte national Paper Com pany Jack Valenti Pres dent Mo t1on P cture Assoc1at1on Paul Warnke Musk1e fman clal supporter former Asst Secy of Defense Thomas J Watson Jr Musk1e financial supporter Chmn tBM Charles B Benson President Benson Realty Co Nelson Bengston Prestdent Bengston & Co Holmes Brown Vice Pres! dent Public Relations Conti declarer would have had to lose later Now let s see what would have happened if West had not overcalled When he led the queen of diamonds South m1ght still have played dum my s kmg but he m1ght have let 1t come around to but stili manages to 1mb1be h1s ace Then when the sec a lot of alcohol every day and diamond was led East than they do about the m would get a chance to trump d1v1duai who takes good care a wmner not a loser (NEWVAPIA ENTU.PRISl ASSN l of himself except for an oc caslonal bender S1m1iarly the explosive bndge player who takes an occasional plunge does bet The btddmg has been ter than the man who likes We•t North East South • to b1d every time 1t 1s h1s 1 turn whether or not there IS Pass 2+ Pass 2 • Nuisance Bid Is a Loser 29 NORTH .A • KJ32 16 • KS3 ,_ .K96 ,. M'Js c tram Amber 33 6 13 Homewood 20 9":QO-Masterptece Theatret3h3 MRoo~ 2322 4 15 The Southern • Mov e The House on e oo : Star 8 Interrupted Melody 10 'l:Jo-Love Thy Ne ghbor 6 13 ? 13 Handful of Ashes 10.oo- News 20 What About Tomorrow 6 33 Bold Ones 3 4 15 10;3o-Woman 33 11':"0G-News 3 4 6 8 104 13 1 ~ The Subterraneans 8 n :Jo-Johnny Carsos 3 ~sties ~f ~old 13 Jack Paar 6 13 "'OQ-ThMtdntght n A r 10Spec1a e~e~ 4 Movie Claudelle Inglish 13 1P : s-Movte The Phantom Speaks 10 1 1 2:3o---News 4 13 • Wolfpen WES1 EAST .A7 .64 .QI08532 • 8 .Qt054 .J9 • QJ 10964 .J13 SOUTH (D) .Ql0985 .K4 • A 12 .A82 . a valid reason Pass 2NT Pass "' Wests two-dtamond call Is You South hold one of those pomtless bids He wont be hurt there but •AQ11.QJ954 tA2 •63 None vulnerable the bid IS not gomg to do him What do you do now' East South West North any good and may really A-Bid three no trump No Pass hurt him ruarantee roes wlth thl5 b u• ThiS time It dtd South you don t want to stop one trick Pass Pass Pass went nght up Willi dummy s Short when yw have any play Opemng lead-• Q kmg of diamonds and Jed a •t •II lor rame trump West took h1s ace and TODAY S QUESTION b By Oswald & James Ja•o Y led a second diamond East Instead of b1ddmg two no d t could ruff or not It d1dn t trump your partner has b1d Insurance un erwrl ers matter If he did ruff he three clubs over your two worry more about the man would be ruffmg a tnck tllat hearts What do you do now? who never gets really drunk z• 3. 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Main St., Pomeroy The D1i1J Selltalll DEVOTED TO THE Can co nentat Benjamin Buttenwelser Lo mited Partner Kuhn LQeb & Co Lawrence G Cha tf Cha~r man Lawrence G Chait & Co Inc Ernest R Chanes President Consolidated Water Cond1t1on ong Co Ma•well Dane Chairman Exec Committee Doyle Dane &Bernbach Inc Charles H Dyson Chalrm man the Dyson Kissner Corp Norman Elsner President Lincoln Graphic Arh Charles B Finch VIce President Alleghany Power System Inc Frank Heineman Prestdent Men sWear lnternattonal George Hillman Prestdent Ellery Products M.anufacturlng Co Bertram Lichtenstein Pres• dent Dolton Ltd Wtlllam Manealoff President Concord Steet Corp Gerald Me Kee President McKee Berger h\ansueto Paul Milstein Pres•dent C1r cle Industries Corp Stewart R Mott Stewart R Mott Associates Lawrence S Phillips Presl dent Phillips Van Heusen Corp Dav1d Rose Chairman Rose Associates Julian Roth Senior Partner Emery Roth & Sons W1ll am Ruder Pres1dent Ruder & Finn Inc Si Scharer President Schar er Associates Inc Alfred P Sander Pres1dent Kayser Roth Corp Roger Sonnabond Chairman Sonesta lnternahonal Hotels Morton Swe1g President National Cleaning Contractors Alan V Tlshmam Exec VP Tlshman Realty & Construction Co Inc Ira 0 Wallach Pres1dent Gottesman & Co Inc George We1ssman President Philip Morros Corp Ralph Weller President Otis Elevator Company Contmued From June 28 Academ1cs Michael Ellos De Bakey Chmn Dept Surgery Baylor Un1vers1ty Surgeon tn chef Ben Tavb General Hosp1tal Texas Derek Curtis Bok Dean Harvard Law school Klngmlln Brewster Jr President Yale University McGeorge Bundy Pres1dent Ford Foundation Avram Noam Chomsky professor of Modern lan guages MIT Dante! Ellsberg Professor MIT George Drennen Ftscher member Execut ve Comm ttee National Education Assn J Kenneth Galbraith profes sor of Econom1cs Harvard Patr eta Harns educator former US Ambassador Chmn Welfare Comm1ttee Urban Lea gue Walter Heller professor of economics University of Min nesota Edwin Land professor of Physocs MIT Herbert Ley.,..,._,r former FDA comm1ssloner professor of Epidemiology Harvard Matthew Stanley Me~elson professor of Biology Harvard Lloyd N Morrisett professor and Associate Dlr Education Program U of Calif Joseph Rhodes )r Fellow Harvard member Scranton Comm on campus unrest Bayard Rustin civil rights actlv1st dlr A Ph lip Ran dolph Institute New York David Selden president American Federation of Tea chers Arthur Schlesinger lr profes sor of Human• ties Ctty Un1ver slty of New York Jeremy Stone Director Fed eration of Amencan Scientsts Jerome Wiesner president MIT Samuel N Lambert Pres National Education Assn (The followtng were on an or 1g1nal list of less than 20 nomos that Dean said he sent to White House aide Larry Htgby Someareduphcatedon the longer list ) Eugene Carson Blake lper request) Leonard Bernstein (per re quest) Arno ld PI c ker (United Artists Corp-Top Muskle fund ra serl Guthman torEdLA Times)IManaging Edl Maxwell Done 1Doyle Dane & Bernbach) Charles Dyson (Associate of Larry O'Brten bankrolls ant• RN radoo P'""\lrams) N ews, Notes Mr and Mrs Everett Ray Johnson and family of Columbus were weekend VISitorS of Mrs Helen Johnson They also attended the wed dmg of Sherry Lambert and Daniel Abbott Mrs John Murphy of Crooks VIlle and Mrs J R Murphy local were Thursday even~ng v1s1tors of Mr and Mrs Harley Johnson M1ss Carmel Murphy Is spendmg two weeks With her brother Mr and Mrs Robert Murphy Debbie of IlllnoLS Peggy Murphy spent a coup!~ of days w1th Drema Ward Barbara Murphy IS spendmg a few days w1th her Sister Mr and Mrs Jack Downs of Tr1mble OhiO Mr and Mr• Charles Sayre and fam1iy were Sunday v1s1tors of Mr and Mrs Charles Sayre and Mary Rogers Mr and Mrs Ray Russell Tena of Kentucky were recent VlSl tors of Mr and Mrs LLn coin Russell Mr and Mrs Franklin Russell of Middleport were Monday evemng v1s1tors of Mr and Mrs Lincoln Russell Mr and Mrs Howard Thoma attended graduation exerc1ses of Patricia Thoma at the Medndata Institute Lou1s v1lle Kentucky Point Rock Social Notes Columbl8 Chapel Church 1s holding B1ble School th1s week Wider the direction of M1llie Coen supermtendent of the Sunday School A p1cmc and wiener roast was held on Sunday everung George Ragan was taken to Holzer Medical Center last week after suffenng a stroke Mrs Dorothy Johnson of Pomeroy was a guest Sunday of her sister Mrs G A Radekm Mr and Mrs Olan Harvey and daughters are on a trtp to Oregon where they expect to VlSII Mrs Harvey s brother and family Mrs Nell1e Vale Faruue Pettit and Anna Elizabeth Turner attended the 31st b1r thday celebratiOn of Charley Sister of Mtllersport on Sunday A p1cnic dmner was en Joyed Laurel Grange met at the hall saturday evenmg for their regular meehng It was preceded by a potluck supper Everett Holcomb master presided over the bus10ess sess10n Plans were made for the annual mspecllon to be held at the next meeting and a VISit to Rock Spr10gs Grange on July 12th Kenny Bolen who IS stationed m 1Umo1s spent a weekend w1th hts parents Mr and Mrs Albert Bolen Grace Hensler spent some time last week at the home of her son Mr and Mrs Clayl<Jn Hensler and fam1ly near Manetta behind Common Cause law suite aga nst RNC DNC et all Stem (Dreyfus Corp Thomas Watson (Musk e _ Howard Big Demo contnbutor) IBMl backer Allan Lowenstein ( Pushlng Tom W cker ( N Y Times) the Dump RN move w1th young Clark Cl fford people I Morton Hal penn (Top Ed tors Th s completes the Execuhve Common Cause) Wh1te House Enerhles L1st It Leonard Woodcock IUAW) 1s a verbat m reprodvct on and Dan Schorr I CBS I any errors c.ome from Dean s Mary McGrory Lloyd Cutler 1Principal force ltst g1ven the committee IHJERES.TOF MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL Exec Ed ROBERT HOE~LICH C 1Y Ed1tor P ubl sh ed da ily exc ept Sa turda y by Th e Oh 10 Va llev Publ sh ng Com pany 11 1 cour t Sl Pomeroy Oh o 45769 Bus ness O ff• C!! 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(Only 2 feet wide) We are '" a pos1hon to serv1ce your tnsurance needs 'It Will not be necessary for you to s1gn any statem~Jnt mat led or gtven to you to have the same protection on your car or property We w1ll g1ve you honest and eff1c1ent serv1ce. Please stop by or call as to the reason of the d1v1s1on of the Davts Warner Insurance Agency. • Install 1t wher• th• wast. l t tl.ttchtn, bath nur•ry lnywher~ you can att adequate wmns plumb m&and ventln& .. • wnhor and dryer ooch do 1 1om Hy- told ol tho ~ time or 1n '"""'_,.. • a ·-" - . . "••••or piusa O.WcMI Nttlnp fiN' VII tloxi-MMy fomlt,- must l!lve • Autoltlatlc Dry C,Cit tllmlnotes •••..-. ~Its jUSt lllht 5 LORENZO D. DAVIS The Phone Number W1il Be Available from lnformahonon July2 388 BAKER FURNITURE By FRED DOWN UPJ Sports Wrller Will1e StargeU hit his 23rd homer of the season and 300th 1 of hiS career and raiSed his RBI total to S4 Thursday mght as the P1ttsburgh Pirates beat the St l..ouLS Cardinals !Hl behmd Dock ElliS five-hitter The VIctory moved the Pirates mto fifth place and dropped the New York Mets who lost to the Philadelphia Ptull1es 11-1 mto last place The P~rates are still 10 games behind the f~rst-place Oucago Cubs but appear to be the only team 10 the National League Eastern DIVISion w1th enough weapons to challenge for the lead The Cubs beat the Montreal Expos 4-2 after losing a suspended game 5-4 m 18 mnings the Los Angeles Dodgers scored an 6-3 VIctory after bowmg to the Atlanta Braves 3-2 the san D1ego Padres downed the Cincmnati Reds 6-1 and the san Fran CISco Giants shaded the Houston Astros 2 I m 10 m rungs rn other NL games Amer1 can League scores were Boston 16 Cleveland 7 after a 4-2 loss Baltunore 6 New York 3 Detroit 8 f,l1lwaukee 6 Mmnesota 4 Texas 0 Oakland 3 Kansas City 2 and Qucago 2 Califorma 0 Stargell who leads the majorsm homers and IS second m RB!s 10 the NL while batting 298 homered m the f1rst ummg l<J g1ve the Pirates a 2-0 lead and AI Oliver supplied most of the rest of the punch With two doubles a smgle and three RBis RICk W1se was ham mered for 12 hits 1n ~ 2-3 mn rungs and suffered his fourth loss agamst nme v. ms ror the Cardinals The Ph1llies dumped the Mets mto the cellar w1th a 13hit attack which 10ciuded two homers and four RB!s by Tommy Hutton and a two;un homer by Dei Unser Jllll l.A)nborg went the diStane<> despite allowmg 11 hits to make his record 6-6 wh1le Jllll McAndrew dropped l<J ~ Bob Bailey smgled home Bill Stoneman m the 18th mnmg g1 vmg the Expos the v1ctory rn a game suspended Wednesday after 12 10rungs but the Cubs came back to take the regularly scheduled game Wlth the help of two homers and three RBIS by RICk Monday M1lt Pappas went seven m -- LaRoche earnmg the save for the Cubs Darrell Evans 18th homer of the season m the e1ghth mnmg of the opener enabled the Braves JIITI Panther to p1ck up Ius frrst VIctory and handed Los Angeles Pete R1chert his first setback Dave Lopes had three hits and a sacr1f1ce fly m the second game as Tommy John received credit for his 01ghth wm desp1te a shaky f1ve mnmg performance Clarence Gaston and Nate C<>lbert hit homers and Clay Kirby Pitched a s1x-lutter for his fourth tnumph as the Padres dealt Don Gullett his seventh loss Gullett was ripped for four runs and fwe hits m 3 2-3 mmngs Pete Rose had three hits for the Reds rungs for the vt"lory w1th Dave t Garry Maddox s10gled and scored on a tnple by Gary Matthews wtth two out m the lOth mnmg to g1ve the Gtants Oakland moves into first the1r v1ctory over the Astros Jtm Barr went the route for his SIXth wm wh1le Dave Roberts was the loser J ee May homered for th e Astros the Sports Desk There are two oul10 the bottom of tbe mnth Ail are tense as televisiOn cameras whirl One more out and Ute games over :L,I DQ By VITO STELLINO games Baltunore topped New UP! Sports Writer York 6-3 Mmnesota blanked An mjury to DICk Allen-a rexas 4 0 Detroit edged hairline fracture of h1s left leg Milwaukee 8 6 Oakland -Thursday mght dulled rupped Kansas City 3 2 and lf1l' Chicago s 2 0 victory over Cleveland beat Boston 4 2 but MH ;;))""''If Cabrorma lost the second game 16-7 The wm knocked the Angels In the NatiOnal League out of f1rst place 10 the Ptuladeiph~a routed New York When the land s covered Amencan League West and 11-1 Montreal beat Chicago 5 w th ce and snow an enabled the Oakland A s to 4 10 18 mn 10gs but Chicago Esk1mo huiTter travels from one huntmg ground to take over the top spot won the second game 4-2 another Esk mos measure Allen was trymg to snare Bill Atlanta beat 1 os Angeles 3-2, l1me Py igloos - one Igloo Melton s overthrow at f1rst hut lost the second game 8-3 represent ng one n ght base m the s1xth mrung when Pittsburgh blanked St LOUIS 6These gloos take about two Epstem a 6 foot 4 225 o san Diego beat Cmcmnat1 6hours to build Starting w th a elrc ~ ( 10 blocks) poWlder collided with h1m He 1 and San Francisco edged and build ng from w thm stayed m the game Willi the Houston 2 1 one block 1s placed at a Don Bay lor drove m two runs time m r ngs on top unt 1 end of the mmng and then was taken to a hospital With a tnple m the s1xth mnmg the fmal block s on top The hunters wtfe usually Dr Jules Rasmsk1 the and a sacrtflce fly 10 the eighth chinks up the cracks lnstde Cahforma Angels team as Baltunore moved w1thm one w1th powdered snow The doctor srud he suffered a game of the Eastern DIVISion last 10b s to make a w nd ha1rhne fracture of h1s left lead by beatmg f~rst-piace New tunner to shteld the fibula The healing process York doorway The ms de IS lit by a soapstone lamp wh ch will take from one to four VIda Blue stopped the burns seal 011 weeks the doctor sa1d Kansas City Royals an three The Miracle water Manager Chuck Tanner sa1d hits through 7 2-3 mnmgs to get refiner I! carefully bu II We 11 just have to hang tough credit for the AthletiCS victory from raw matenal to the but I think he can come back over the Royals The A s totally engmee red product fast He s recovers fast and for your home Only the he s a tough guy ~ .. • rnaterial available Is used Cortsfar. •o~;ts In the Chicago took advantage of laboratory and also 1r the consecu~1ve errors by short field are In progress to stop Rudy Meoh to beat the assure you of the finest Angtllll Aftr:r the two errors m piece of water reftnmg equipment available onn the secona 1mmg on grounders the market today For by Carlos May ano Hank Allen beauty for performance uus Alvarado lashed a t~< •-rWl for durab1hty tor the best Ma1or League Standtnas double that produced the only try 882 2525 By Un1ted Press lnternattona I two runs of the game Steve National Le19ue East Stone and Terry Forster made w I pet gb the two runs stand up by Chicago 45 31 592 34 35 493 7' ' Montreal combmmg on a shutout St Louis 37 486 8 In other Amencan League Phlladelph a 35 35 3lt m P1ttsburgh 31 38 457 New York 31 38 449 West w I pet g 1> Los Angeles 49 27 645 San Frann,.co 44 33 571 5 h Hous ton 43 34 558 6 /'1 C ncmnal JB 36 514 10 Atlanta 32 44 42 17 SanD ego 24 51 320 24 1h Thursdays Results Mtl 5 Ch 4 sus gm 18 mns Ch 4 Montreal 2 reg gm Ph ladclphla 11 New York 4 Atlanta 3 Los Ang 2 1st Los Ang 8 Atlanta 3 2nd San Diego 6 C nclnnat 1 P ttsburgh 6 St Louts 0 San Franc1sco 2 Houston 1 10 nns Today s Probable P1tchers IAtt tomes EDTI New York (Seaver 9 4) at Ch cago ( Reuschel 9 4) 2 30 pm Ph ladelph1a (Tw tchell 6 2} at St Lou1s (Murphy 0 3) 9 pm Montreal <McAnal ly 52) at Several Styles and Colors to Choose Pttsburgh (Moose 57) 8 05 From pm San Francisco 1W IIiams 3 0) at Houston ( R chard 1 O) 8 30 I pm ALSO NEW SHIPMENT I Los Angeles (Down ng 6 J) at I Atlanta (Morton 6 6) 8 05 p m I San D ego (Troedson 30) at C nc nnat ( B II ngham 9 5) I ._ 8 05 p m Saturday s Games I ----------New York at Ch cago Montreal at P ttsburgh San Fran at Atlanta n ght Los Angeles at CmCI n ght sar 0 ego at Houston n ght Phi Ia at Sf Lou s n ght 399 W Mam St 992 2164 Pomeroy 0 J-v I famous farewells m Yankee Stadmm for Babe Ruth and Lou Gehr1g Reporters roam through the stands for off the.euff 10 tervtews A fan obvmusly for the home team screams for a bag or peanuts As the vendor throws 1t to him 1t turns 10to a candy bar before bemg devoured 10 one gulp by the fans long gray trunk Af1ght breaks out m the stands A fan for the v1s1ting team IS kickmg w1th both hind legs at another fan But the VISiting fan IS soon crushed by the pbwerful huge foot of the home teams fan Two men dressed m smt and tle and wearmg sunglasses carry the crushed fan out and toss h1m mto a long black car that w1sks him away maybe never to be seen agam A man wtth a long pomt.OO nose and wearing an Amer1 can flag p10 on his lapel shouts Instructions to the batter Allis actwn m the dugout with two men 10 the corner whiSpering constantly Both are b1g men one baldmg and the other with a sh01 t crew c'Ut They flash Signals continuously l<J the batter on deck - also place in AL West Division 1\0 SAYRE HARDWARE JUST ARRIVED SUMMER WESTERN STRAW HATS ------------------··-·--·--·--, Acme Western ____________ _ Boots THE STORE WITH 'ALL KINOS OF STUFF" - FOR PETS STABLES LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS LAWNS AND GARDENS Amencan League East w pet g b 41 3) 554 New York Bait more 36 30 545 PARK RESERVED SATURDAY-JUNE 30th "EMPLOYEES' OUTING" scored all their rlUis In the second mnm g The world champion As now lead the West by one./!alf game Rod Carew collected two hits drove m a run and stole home to back the f1ve-i111 p1t chmg of Dick Woodson as the Twins beat the Rangers Woodson allowed only one batter to reach th1rd base W1ihe Horton s booncmg sm gle smgle up the m1ddle With the bases filled and two out m the e1ghth IMmg gave Detrmt the v1ctory over Milwaukee It •as DetrOit s fourth straight VICtory after an e1gh1-t:ame losmg streak Boston collected 19 h1ts mdudmg a two-run homer by Reggie Srmth and a bases loaded tnple by Bob Mont gomery to beat Cleveland m the second game of the doubleheader In the first game a three run homer by designated hitter John ElliS gave Cleveland the triUmph ove1 the Red Sox Mator League Results (61 [ Johnson (8) and Ells ~ Moret {6) and Mont Pall n National L ea fjue gomery WP- Patl n (8 9) LP ( 18 mns sus gm ) Bosman (7 8} HR - Sm 1h Montreat 000 000 201 000 (8th) 100001 - .S 150 Ch cago 100 001 001 000 New York 000 200 1()()- 3 9 l 100 000 A 13 1 Bal t 003 001 02x- 6 7 0 Torrez Marshall (91 Walker McDowell Me Da n el ( 8 ) and (121 Scotl 1121 Jarvs (1?) Munson Jefferson Jackson (_.) Stoneman ( 15) and Boccabella and Elchebarren WP- Jacksor Gura Aker (7) Laroche ( 9) 14 O) LP- McDowell 1211 HR loc ker {10) Bonham ( 131 - Munson (11t h) Burns 1161 Hooton (17) and Hun dley Rudolph (1 0) WP- M nn 002 200 ooo- .4 9 0 Stoneman (J 4) l P- Hooton (8 Texas 000 000 ()()()---= 0 -5 1 5} Hrs- Bal!ey 2 (lllh and Woodson {7 •I and Mltter 121h l S ngl eton [81 h) Bourque watd Broberg ! 4 6) and B I (6th l San to 2 (9th and lOth) I ngs (Regular Game) Mon treal 010 001 000- 7 9 o Kan c ty 000 000 11o- 2 l '2 Chi cag o 001 100 20x - 4 6 0 Oakland 030 000 OOx- 3 6 0 Renko (6 5) and Humphrey Busby (4 8l and Healy Bl~e Pappas La Roche (8) and Fmgers 18) and Fosse Wr-Hundl ey WP- Pappas (55) Biue (7 3} HR Healy {2nd) Hrs- Bcul ey ( IJ) Day (3} Monday 2 ( 17 and 18) M lw 000 320 100- 6 12 1 Detro I 100 400 OJx---- 8 II 0 (1st game ) Short Champ on (51 Gardner Los Ang 000 000 11Q- 2 10 I (]) L nzy (8) and El Ro Atlanta 101 000 Olx - 3 3 '1 dr guez Lol ch M ller (5) N!essersm th Rau (7} Richert H l!er 19) and S ms WP(8l and Yeager Cann zzaro M Iter 11 Ol LP Gr. dne r (1 1) ( 8) N ekro Pa nther (8) HR s- May I 14th I B own (5th) Hoerner ( 9) Fnsell a (9) and Oates WP Panth er {1 0) LP- Ch cago 020 000 000- 2 7 I R chert (I I) HRs- Lu m (6t h) Cal forn a 000 ooo ooo- 0 6 2 Evans ll 8th) Stone Forster (7) and Herr ( 2nd game) ma nn Wr ght (6 OJ and Los An g 202 000 013 a 17 0 Tor borg Kusnycr (8} WPAtlan ta 000003000 J 81 Stone (J 3) Jot n Brewer (6 ) Hough (8) and Cann rz ar o Reed Hoer ner (3) Free man ( 4) Panther {8 ) and Casanovott WP- John 18 3) LP Rood (4 10) ~ Cameramen ltne the fteld gtvmg the appearance of the ft11RACLES Lim·~·wort'S Bv Un1ted Pres'.i lnternattonal By /Jetz11y Fobes a large man who wears ear plugs all the t1me ~ especia lly at home Another ftght breaks out and anotber VJSltmg fan 1s carrted aulas the man w1th the po10ted nose and pin draws a line through another name on hlS list He shouts more 1nstructwns to the batter a young fellow who wears glasses H1s wife can be seen m tlle sta nds rtght behmd home plate w1th her blonde ha1r tightly pulled up around her head She sa p1xy looking woman but a little on the chunky Side Shes always qUiet and everywhere her husband goes she usually follows and sits r1ght beh10d h1m She s much different than the w1fe of the guy on deck That mans wife IS always gomg out on her own shootmg off her famous mouth Shes acqrnred many mcknames from blabber mouth to dmlle lip Her best fr1 end IS a woman who wtshes she had an unhsted phone number cause she docsn t get much sleep w1th her phone always rmg1ng m the wee hours of llie mornmg The manager yells out to the batter c man Johrmy you better get a btl or you 11 be sh1pped out Of eourse everybody knows he doesn t mean sh1pped out to the mmor leagues The count ts now up to 3 and 2 Everyone s on th e edge of thm seats about ready to fall off The next p1tch Is a ball and Johnny troL• down l<J first Glancing toward the dugout he sees the manager and the two men wHo always whtspcr havmg a confercm..oe He notlces the manager scr1bble somethmg on hi!) Milwaukee 3;, bst and Instant terror stnkes Johnny s body But then he starL• In 37 36 507 ~os ton 35 35 500 4 f1gure - well 1f this guy s gonna get me I m1ght as well take a Detro• t 36 37 493 ' shot at him too f know 1 ll try and steal and get thrown out by a Cleveland w~st 46 370 13 ' m1le 1hat 11 really get his dander up w I pet g b He watches the pitcher a large old man w1th bold1ng wh1te Oakland 41 J4 547 hair and a deep slow southern drawl Johrmy takes off for secund Cal forn1a 39 33 542 d tl d ba n a Ch 1cago 37 32 536 1 and the pttcher wheels and ftres towar s 1e secon sema M nnesota 37 33 529 1 1 nasty talking young guy from F 1onda But much to hts dismay Kan sasC ty 40 37 Texa s 24 44 519 353 132 1 the second baseman muffs tt ( It looks to everyone1 m the stand~ t Thursday s Results that he did 1t on purpose ) The manager waves h s apprec1a Jon Cleveland 4 Boston 27 Ist to the second sacker: and he II probably soon JOin the home team Boston 16 Clevefand 2nd Bait more 6 New York 3 as a coach M nnesota 4 Texas o The batter on deck slowly walk:; ta the plate as a woman m Oakland J Kan C ty 2 the stands goes bananas yclhng and screammg His name too 1s ~~~~~g1082~1!fro~~~: g Johnny The woman yells to him to forget about the manager screaming somethm~ about htm wantmg to throw tho game Todav s Probable Ptfchers 1 All Ttmes EDT) She tells her Johnny to just do as good "" he ca n and he ll be all Ch cago (Bahnsen 9 6) at Q.:tkland ( Ho tzman 11 7) 11 r1ght pm The p1tcher really wants l<J get thiS guy out He looks 10 to the Mmnesola (Goltz 2 0) at catcher who looks hke an accountant m hts large glasses Hef Cal lorn a (Hassler 0 1} 11 P m k t Kansa s c ly 1Lottell 1 11 I at usually leads off every mrung and Is always as mg qu cs 1ons o Texas CAllen 0 31 8 30 P m the batters at the plate Bait more (Alexander 54) at The catcher Signa ls to the third basem:(n that he thanks lhed Delrott (J Perry 8 61 8 P m Cleve land 1G Perry 8 9 ) at guy on second IS gonna try and steal The third baseman IS a goo New York (Medlch 53) 7 JO lookmg statesman type young man who JUSt came up [rom the PM Iwaukee (Bell 7 7) at Tennessee farm team He s a real mce guy and IS always Boston (Curt s 5 7} 7 30 P m pleasant to the home team s players They say he s very am Sa1urday s Games blhousand someday he might be manager of the home team Cleveland York The catc her gives the pitcher the Signal for the pitch ho Mlwaukeealaf New Boston Batt mon• at Detro1t wants The pitcher goes mto h1s wmdup fires a fastball right at Ch caJlo al Oakland the batter Ducking Johnny acCidently hits a screammg !mer at Kan City at Texas n ght h 1 ti ea pie M nn at Ca torn Ia n ghC the shortstop also a young guy w o s a ways ea ng Pin P s He manages to knock the ball down holding the ruMer at th1rd as Johrmy stops at f1rst That s okay comes a yell from the VISitors dugout Am t no way you co uld have gotten that bali tnternat1onal The home team manager decides that If that wmnmg run IS League Stand1ngs By Un•ted Press lnternattonal ever gomg to get home he 11 have to do the job h1mseU He asks Ronrue the teams travelling secretary to get him hiS spec1ai Amencan DIVISion WLPctGB Rochester 41 31 569 Pawtucket 34 36 486 6 cContmued on page 4) Syracuse 34 36 486 6 Toedo 32 39 451 8 1 Na1tonal DIVISIOn WLPctGB Charleston 46 30 605 T1dewater 42 31 575 2 h. 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FREEZER Wtth Trade 15 cu It Automatic Defrost FREEZER 12 cu It Upnght FREEZER H&R FIRESTONE MIDDLEPORT, 0, ·······························~ • • HALF-QUARTs: SEMI-ANNUAL i OF ENTUCKY WEST VIRGINIA GAS CO, AND KENTUCKY HYDROCARBON CO OPEN TO PUBLIC AFTER S PM CAMDEN PARK US ROUTE60 WEST-HUNTINGfON CLOSED EVERY MONOAY EXCEPT LABOR DAY MIDDLEPORT, 0 ~x«~'''''0''''"''''"'''''''~'''':'x~;,«,:~~0~'~''''~~,7.~,~~v&r~/.«Y-~7~~Art Pirates, Reds 10 games off pace MODERN SUPPLY Fits a most anywhere. tOver the Blue & Grey Restaurant), 3- The Daily Sent mel Middleport Pomeroy 0 , June 29 -1m SYMPATHY FLOWERS VASES From '750 SPRAYS From '750 BASKETS From 110 00 Dudley's Aonst _____.. 59 N Second 51 Ml DOLE PORT 0 ._ Royal Crown Bottling Company L-- ~ Middleport •: • i • : In The Sunday Times-Sentinel July 1 BAHR CLOTHI~RS MIDDLEPORT, 0. • : • ie • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •1 �4- Tbe Daily Sentinel , Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., June 29, 1973 Budget spending $9.9 billion apprOved (Continued from page l l Compromise was reaclled. Senate ratification took just 5S minutes Thursday night be-' fore approving the pact on a :m. Z:vote. There was a little more dis- sension in the House, as Republicans complained about the pigh level of spending, too little tax relief and not enough money for education . Ten GOP'en Vote 'Yes' Ten Republicans ended up Major Lugue Ltadtrs By United Press lnternationa I Leading B.ttters Nation<~! Le11gue g. ob Unser. Phil 57 174 Mota. LA 48 163 Huffn , Phi l 48 131 Maddox. SF 63 247 Watsn , Hou 77 282 Goodsn.SF 64 238 Torre. StL 64 225 Fairly, Mfl 61 173 Mathws, SF 67 223 Cedeno, Ho 62 243 r. 30 20 22 31 54 22 36 27 30 44 h: pet . 60 .345 56 .344 45 .344 82 .332 93 .330 78 .328 73 .324 ~ .324 71 .318 77 .317 American League g. Blmbrg, NY 48 Horton, Det 46 Carew, Min 67 Blair, Bal 62 Kelly, Chi ~ Maybry , KC76 Hndrsn. Chi 36 D.AIIen , Chi 69 Krkplk , KC 61 Bumbry, Bl 46 ab 139 112 251 198 225 265 135 245 220 131 r . h. pet. 25 ~ .403 23 59 .343 44 84 .335 30 64 .323 35 12 .320 54 83 .313 21 42 .3'\1 39 76 .310 36 68 .309 28 40 .305 Home Runs National League : S1argeiL Pitt 23 ; Aaron , Atl and Bonds, SF 19; Evans, At! and Monday, Chi 18. American Le•gue : Mayberry , KC 19; Fisk. Bos and D. Allen. Ch i 16 ; Hendrick, Clev 15 ; Spikes. Clev, Sando and Jack - son, Oak 14. . Runs BaMed In National League : Bench, Cin 56; Stargell, Pitt 54 ; Watson, Hou 51 ; Ferguson , LA and Bonds, SF 49. voting for the budget , joining planJ elementary and seconall Democrats except one to dary education will receive make it a 66-30 tally . arnost $1.7 billion, compared "Neither side has achieved a with 11.4 billion during the total victory , nor has either current lienniurn. side sustained a devastating Hig her education will defeat," said Sen. Max H. Den- receive S179 million compared nis , R-Wilmington , one of the ~lth $618 million; public six conferees who worhed on welfare, $1.87> billion comthe budg"!. pared with $1 .434 billion ; l!igh· Another conferee, Sen. How· ways , $841 million compared ard C. Cook, R-Toledo, praised with $777 million ; mental the budget as ''respectable in health, $415 million compared every area , and resp:msible." with $346 million , and Cook said the GOP met its corrections $95 million comobjectives of providing tax relief and "curbing runaway spending beyond inflationary levels." Holzer M:edJcal Center Sen . Ooliver Ocasek , D· (Discharged) Akron , the Senate Democratic Kimberly Rzempolurh , spokesman for the conference, Johnson, Gary said that of 60 points of dif- Gerald ference between the Senate Douglas, Vahirie Blake, Flora and House, the Senate won 19, Staten, Rebecca Smalley, Ollie the House 18 and the other 23 . Robins, Michael Rippeth , Mrs. Dennis Newsome and were a draw. But Sen. Richard G. Reichel , daughter, Renata · Murray , R-Massillon, who joined Sen. Billy Morris , Bentley McCarty, Thomas A. Van Meter , R-Ash· . infant son of William Dever, land , in providing the only Sen- Kimberly Kaisor, Audley ate opposition, said he had a Hensley , Mrs. Frederick Ar· thur and son, Linda Young, different box score . Pauline White, Michelle Steele, " The tax spenders scored 99 runs, and the taxpayers were Ella Stanley, Timothy Slone, Hilli s Tinkerman, Bruce shut out, " Reichel said. . Masters, Larry Lee, Loretta " For the first time in the history of Ohio, we are appro- Ke eton , Sharon Jack son, priating more than. the gover· Sharon Icenhower, Robert Hill, nor asked for," Reichel con· Randolph Fraley, Roger tinued. " He has to be the hap- Dingus, Mrs. Thomas c.:lrter and daughter , Wendell Barrell, J.Iiest man in Ohio tonight. " Reichel complained the Arvel Arnett and Claude Allen . (Births) legislature had "surrendered Mrs. Charles Hill, a son, its cherished right to control Gallipolis, Mr s. Stephen the purse strings. This budget has so much fat in it, it would Richards, a son, Thurman, make Stan ljaurel look like Mrs. Eddie Gilmore , a daughter, Bidwell and Mrs. Jackie Gleasoh," he said. LeRoy Cadle, a daughter, Allocations Hiked Under the new spending Rutland. pared with $78.1 million . Other agencies received hefty hikes, Some of it coming from $165 million worth of federal revenue sharing funds . No new taxes are required for funding the budget. In fact , there wiU be tax reductions for working married couples filing joint returns. . Couples with a taxable earn· ed income of up w $10,000 a year will rec~ ive a 20 per cent cut in the ir tax liability for 1973. Those earning $10,000 lo $20,000 will receive a '12 per cent reduction, and those earning above $20,000 will receive a 5 per cent break. Relief For Elderly . The budget also in cludes a rrovision providing a homestead exemption for persons over 65 earning between $8,000 and $10,000 a year. The income ceiling for the property tax exemption -under current law is $8,000. While some Republicans complained the Gilligan · ad· ministration has increased state spending by $2 billion over a rouryear period, Sen. Gene Slagle, ().(;alion, pointed outinfiationhasgrown by 9per cent over a two-year period alone, acmunting for some or lhe increases. Ali senators except Reichel and Van Meter supported the mmpromise budget.· Sen. Oon· ald E . Lukens, R·Middletown, who is honeymooning, was not present for the roll call. Rep. William A. Kopp, !). Columbus, was the only Democrat w lreak ranks in the House. The House Republicans who crossed over w vote for the budget were Reps . Claire M. Ball Jr . of Athens, Oakley C. Collins of Ironton , M. Joan Douglass of Mansfield, Rex F. Kieffer of zanesville, Walter D. McClaskey of Marion, Corwin M. Nixon of Lebanon, C. 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If you have a ha ir problem-, and are in need of professional advice, why not see us at your earliest convenience . and let us d iscuss i1 with you . Two heads ar~ better than one . SANDWICH Order By Phone And Take Em HOme 99 2 5 43 2 . . . . . . . . ._ .• ••• • • _ _. . 214 E. SECOND ST. POMEROY, OHIO PHONE 992-7606 2nd Ave. The family of Lawton Templewn was together for the first time in 23 years Sunday when a family reunion was held at Lake Alma where the family enjoyed swimming, playing ball, and listening to music provided by Ed and Junior Templeton , sons of Lawton Templeton. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Templeton, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Junior Templeton, Bettie Ann, Hobart, and Eddie, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Ben ( Daisy) Batey, Bennie, Kathy, and Tinunie, Jackson , and their oldest son, Marshall, home on leave from the Navy in Norfolk, Va .; Mrs. • Oma Lee Martin, Joan and Seed and Milling ·HEADQUARTERS ·M OTOROLA Qucisa~ ., WV8003JP 23 " screen (measured dragonally) Motorola Ouasi"'r I I Works In A Drawer Color TV Medrterranean Styling "tn-sta +Matic Color T unin~ . Seeds- Bird Seeds . Oyster Shells and Grit . Fertilizers • Lime . Cement & Mortar . Stock Salt . Water Softener- Remedies. Salt . Lifters· Vaccine - Roofing . Paints · Red Brand Fencing . Baler and Binder Twine . Sprays . Gates. Solrd State-eKcept for 4 chassis tubes. Ptug .m cucu •t modu les. Instant P•cturc and Sound . Motorola Brtght Prcture Tube. Genume tempered hardboard ~ abmet with Classrc Pecan fm1sh. Oeco rai'rve parts of non-wood molded material . . Casters. Wlintenti.onally omitted from a list 0( members of the First Southern Baptist Church who enjoyed a picnic recently . Norris was the former pastor. Worship services are held each Sunday morning at 10:45 . During the Sunday Sehool hour last Sunday fathers were presented a memo pad by Supt. Ronnie Salser. Templeton family reunion held Middleport FOR YOUR ••• NAMES OMITTED The names of Mrs. Lena Basham and family were • RACfNE - The Rev. and Mrs. Bikacsan and daughter have moved into the parsonage of the Racine Baptist Church. They are the new pastoral family of the Racine Baptist Church . The Rev . Charles can be added to you so long as it's done with flair, with care. with hair that's in the Fabulous . PLAN RECEPTION There 'will be a reception Sunday honoring Rev . and Mrs . carl Edward Hicks, the new minisU,r of · the Pomeroy United Methodist Church, at the church after the l0 :30 a .m . worship service. .New pastor arnves KAY WERNER RADIO & T.V. Judy, John Wolfe, Palymara, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Vic (Lelia ) Marchinnia, Dayton, and Mrs. Sarah Conway, Micky , Pat, and Joey , of Columbus. Chester News Notes 992-2115 Mulberry Ave. Mrs. Roush Circle 's host By Goldie Clendenin PORTLAND - The Emma Smith Circle of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints met with Beulah Roush Thursday evening, attended by Golda Gillilan,' Lucy Taylor, Pearl Proffitt, Jane Johnson , Linda Holter, Mattie Teaford, llah Roush, Kathy Walker, Patty Roush, Cindy .Lee and Sheral Teaford. After devotions, games were played, a silent auction was · -held , and round-robin cards were signed . Patty Rou sb received the door prize (a cake saver ), and refreshments were served. On May 30 a baptism was held in the font at the church Anna Cor nell , Ernest Hutton and Harry Hill were baptized with Joe Stobart officiating. They were confil;med the following Sunday and had their first communion afterward . Harry Hill ha s returned home after surgery at Holzers , and Anna Cornell is off work bee a use of illness . Last Sunday was a busy day at the c hurch. Visitors were Juanita Coza rt , Columbus ; Dr. Ronald Gillilan, wife and sons of Baltimore i Dr. "Ronme" and family were visiting his mother , Golda Gillilan; g~andmother, Lois McKenZie, and aunt and uncle, the Edgar Taylors, over the weekend.· These and more of our young folk will return in August during vacation time . Sunday afternoon there was a piano and organ recital by students of Mercedes Condon at the c hurch with over 100 attending . Many of the students were rrom Mason and Pt. Pleasant with their friends and f~milies . One class recited at 2 p .m . and the second at 3 p.m. Refreshments were served later in the social room . Two young sons of Tommy an d Pam Diddle were blessed - and a sa lute and tribute to fathers was paid to them on their day in music, song, · readinKS and poems. Bookmarkers were given to all as was a gift to the oldest lather and one with the moSt children. Wayne Russell was youngest father attending. By Clarice Allen Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wood, Springfield, were weekend guests of Mrs. Letha Wood. Cletus Allen, Columbus , spent Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. Claywn Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Charl es Eichinger and dau ghter, Columbu s, were weekend guests at the Opa l Eichinger home. Miss Sheila Newell spent a week in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. John Newell and sons. Recent visitors of Mrs. Erma Heilman have been Mr. and Mrs: Billy Heilman and family and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cogar and f,amily all of Naples, F la. Sunday guests of illr. and Mrs. Robert Burke were Mr. and Mrs. John Schultheiss and family, South Bloomingville, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swift, Marlon, Mr. S. K Swift, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Burke and daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burke and daughter . Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Roberts and daughter, Akron , were Hospital. SUnday dinner guests of Mr. James Kim es, Cleve lan d , and Mrs. Roy Christy . was, a recent visitor of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ginther Mrs. Roscoe Hollan . and family of Illinois spent a ' Mrs. [jllian Frost arid Billie few days with Mrs . Wilma Jean have returned home after , Ginther and other r elatives. several weeks in ColumbLLS Mrs. Roscoe Hollan rece ntly with her daughters . underwent surgery at Veterans Miss Faith Ann McCain, Marietta , is spe nding a week with M,r . a nd Mr s. Ross Cleland. · Mrs. Velma Newe ll is WE WILL BE CLOSED spendin g some time with Mr. and Mrs . Hobart Newell , havin g recently und ergone · FOR INVENTORY surgery at Veterans Memorial Hospital. NUTJCE JULY 2 · 3 · 4 SUGAR RUN MILLS MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Pomeroy ' 'Whoever rchc ls agamsL your comma ndme nt <Jnd di so ~ beys · yo ur words , wha tcvt: r yo u command him , shall he LEAKY OLD WATER pur to d ea th . Only ~l s trong and of good m uragc . - Jos huai :IH. PIPES A PROBLEM? THI GOVIIINMINT OP COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP OERMHMENT Of TH£ TREASURY Cff\C E Of. IIEVEtiVE SHARING 'Lillrj$ TO UOO PH.INSYlVANIAA¥E N W. WASH INGTON . 0 C 20228 CALL FOR HELP [l(~tNO ns 1-011 THf ENTITl!MENT JAN 1, 1913 IN THE ANOINOIN G fOL~OWING lllilNN(~ [!]NO TOO SOON TO __j Plll DICT UFICT wh.cll ol H,. koi'""''l>i m.,...., " 11 t•~Kitd "" " - " " ' $/11tl"'l ~~Nit ''"" lfttc l ,..,,, ol rour ,..,.-clocllorol O...:k H '"'' "Y 11..,Py •~ ~~., !llol " ' NO E"I CT ~~~ COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP TWP. CLERK MEIGS . COUNTY ALBANY, OH ,IO 45710 '"0.'-'1..4U arters for Bu"lova Accutron" SATURDAY CHI CKEN Barbecue at Royal Oak Park beginning at 4 p.m., sponsored by Chester United Methodist Church. Proceeds to be used for building fund . In addition to chicken dinners, homemade ice cream , cake and pie will be served. CAR WASH , 1-6 p.m. at Welker's Ashland , Sponsored by the C. E. Class of the Zion Church of Christ. The heart of an Accutron watch is a t iny, electronically· powered tuning fork th at splits a second into 360 eq ual parts . Thls spl it-second tim ing is so precise 1hat Bu lova guarantees accuracy to with in a minute a month. • See ou r full select1011 of Accutron watches. From $100. SUNDAY DAILY Vacation Bible School program, 7:30 p.m., Rutland Ch.urch of Christ. WEDNESDAY CHICKEN barbecue, s ponsored by Racine Firemen's Auxiliary, beginning at 11 a.m . at the Racine Fire House. Homemade ice cream , Cake and pie. fl ·~-s;0uzs:-~:-;;·~ & lOLA'S Sutton Methodist closes vacation Bible school ' • RACINE - ·The Vacatiou Bible Sc hool of Sutton United Methodist Churc h he ld its closing program Sat urday evening at the church for the 24 pupils enrolled . The ch ildren marched into the church to the theme song , " We Look · to Jesus ". The pledge to the American nag was led by fiag bearer, Steve Trussell, to 'the Christian fl ag by Debbie Davis, and to the Bi ble by Gary Holter. The congregation joined in si nging " This Is My Father's World ". The devotional and prayer was give n by Rev. Cheesebrew, and an offering to help with the expenses of mater ial was taken by Kent Var.ney. Martha Lee, direcwr of the sc hool, introduced the teachers and prese nted each member with a ce rtificate. Introduced wer e Nursery-Begi nn er Department • Mrs . Grant, teacher , a nd Mrs. Byers, helper s tudent' Gary Holter . ! ' '. Chr1 sll ne Byers, Michael Gra~ t, Sherie Byers a nd Brenda Holter ; Primary Department • Mrs . Gary H lte te h d p or, acer, an eggy Trussell, hel per, students, Seott Trussell , Pam Davis, Robin Pitzer, a nd Da nn y Crislip; Middler Department . Mrs. Mary K. Rose, teacher, stude nt.~. Kim Bicker, Kim Burk~. Kim Follrod , Rebecca •. ICE CREAM social, Rock Springs United Methodist Church, 6:30 p.m . Hand· Cranked ice cream, cake, coffee, and pop. Mr . and Mrs. Dougla s Jackson, Rendville, returned to their home, Thursday 'fter • · visiting with his sister, Mrs. Con Young, Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson entertained David Jackson and Mrs. Young last Sunday at Crow'• Steak House with a turkey dinner to ce lebrate Mr . and Mrs. Jackson's f>:lrd wedding anniversary and Jackson's 83rd birthday. June 28 at the home of Esther Ridenow-. A potluck dinner was served WILL CELEB RATE following the meeting. Present RUTLAND - Mr. and Mrs. were the above and Dorothy Roy Snowden. will celebra te Lawson, Thelma White , Jean Summerfield, Ada Morris , Uteir 49th wedding anniversary Sunday, July 1st. Helen Wolfe, Ada Neutzling , Patty Frederick, Margaret Suttle, Leona Henspey, Marsha Keller, Ada Bissell, Betty Line of Mix and Roush, Dorothy Ritc hi e, Dorothy Myers , Mabel Van Match Skirts, Meter, Zona Biggs, Elizabeth Wickham, Doris Grueser, Opal Slacks, Tops Shorts Hollon and Goldie Wolfe. . , to this toleran ce, If i1 lor one ~ur . 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Lund, Pastor Cor. 2nd St. & svcamore Pomerov { Visitors always welcome. • f t INGELS FURNITURE 992-2635 OPEN FRI.&SAT. NIGHTS MIDDLEPORT --.----~~-------' THI OOYUNMtfU OP 'J , II ._ I MtN r Of n u HllASV""i (JnJC E O F fi(V(NUt S HA~ING 1 ·~ "ENNiiTLVANIA AVE N W I WASiliN G IQr-( D:C 20226 [•~:~;~~:~·!!',~ :,;";'::~?~P~~~L-~:~~"-Iii""~ .r '"""'=;~ . :.;; ,~.., I, -,.,., • .,,, n·~• uw •••"•"~·•v pi '' '"'"' '~'""~~ ~,,.;. on. on! o uiiD"' l~•<tdo ouon l .0."1010 CUll ,,.C ~IJIU CHESTER TOWNSHIP ' k.A NS TO I:JI,.NC Ill IIIVIN\Jii I HAI'IINa AlLOCATION "fQfl THI !NIH k.ll,lill'll 'lfiiOO I~GI NNING JAN. 1, 1.973 0 w•" 1'-''<o.lO<.I""'/ C~.,; k oo "'""" fl tiiOIY 0 MANNI~ lOUL Of j uNE 3o, 1973. IAIID \J I'OH ilH $2,320.00 ilCCOUNT NO NO lfFlCT I fAII:ES In "''"-~ al u-.. 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Choose from 42 war~ sav ing Solvent Cement or Primer •1.23 pint SIMPLE-·AN YUNE CAN DU IT ALSU BE READY FUR THE NEW RURAL WATER attachm 3nts. So lighten your workload . buy Whee l Horse , and have time for family fun. Whee l Horse ~wality and dependabilily is ba cked w1th 27 years of ex perience . OLENN TURNER OR ~85 - 3301 - 992-5020 MJddleport, Ohio f57GO -----· I FROST BAUM LUMBER Columbia 992-3748 405 North Second Avenue CHESTER Councilor Mary Holter was in charge of the Chester Coun cil No. 323 D of A meeting Tuesday night with 27 member s present. Quarterly birthdays were observed with small gifts being given to Goldie Frederick, E thyl Orr, Jo Bissell , Ada Van Meter, Erma Cleland, and Lisa Woods. The birthday cake was baked by Margaret Suttle. Opal Eichinger is home from the hospital and Lucy Kim is in a hos pital in Marion, for surgery . H was announced that the lodge books will be audited. NOW M•JO~ 1.0.~ ' Wall% " ; Mandie Rose , " Flower Song"; Daniel Wolfe, 11 Lord 's Prayer"; Kevin Barton, " Rapsodie n; Teresa Van Meter, "Exodus" ; Edwina Scott, uTea For Two"; Daniel Wolfe , " Tenderly"; Kim Payne, " Black Hawk Wall%"; Lori Ann Wood , " Perfect Love' ' ; Kim Krautter . "S)airway to Heaven"; Melody SnQ~ffer, " Valse "; Kevin Barton, " Mozart No. 40" ; Mary McFarland, " A Minor Concerto"; Lori Ann Wood , ' 'Tico Tico"; and Fred Scott, his own composition . Guests were greeted by Freda Ferguson and nower arrangements were gift.s or Norma Goodwin and Mace! Barton. Miss Condon's corsage was a gift of Teresa and Greg Van Meter. Punch and cookies were served ' by Lucy Taylor and . Jane Johnson . Chester D of A has meet SEE YOUR WHEEUfORSE DEALER FOR 1973 TRACTORS Coupling 19' Ph o nes PORTLAND - Piano and organ pupils of Mercedes F . Condon presented a two part recital Sunday afternoon at the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christo! the Latter Day Saints. Performing in the 2 p.m . recital were Carrie ' Beth Bearhs playing " Lullaby"; Roxanne M c Daniel , " Medley"; Rochelle Mc· Daniel, " Medley .. ; Shari Colmer, "Jr. Prom "; Sandi Hamilton, " Campbells"i Tina Voss, " Wall% Medley "; Trina Gibbs, 11 Whispering Hope"; and Tammy Snider, "Wall% Dream ". ln the 3 p.m. recital were Maralyn and Caralyn Barton playing "Jesus Loves Me"; Clair Morris, " Dragon"; Keith Seott, "Snake Dance" ; carl Morris , ''C harming Senorita" ; Tony Scott, ''Bolero' ' ; Angela Payne, "Love Story" ; carol Morri s, ' 1The Swan''; Mace) Barton, " Merry Widow FRIDAY ICE CREAM Sociai6 :3D p.m. at Forest Run United Methodtst Church. Ice cream, pie and ca ke will be served. UTIMAllO WILL ""I\IEHT (tj-CltNt. A I'IIW %" Pipe 40' foot Tee 40' INCIU.... U ll' ~ loi.AJOI'I m EXPIHDITU~ £ Tee 19' Coupling 15' WI \.\. ~fOOCf•MQ U N IO~ MTI Recital given by Condon students VISIT SISTER $1 ,227 36 3 053 DOl . . .. ... ~ •• f 0 10' LENGTHS NO.W AT , SPECIAL LOW PRICES Ell 26' IA$£0 IJI'ON illol l REPLACE WITH CPVC HOT & COLD PLASTIC PIPE Ell 10' ·ea• JUNE 30, 1f13 REUNION Sl.A TED The Eastman-smith reunion will be held July 8 at Royal Oak Park beginning at noon. A potluck dinner will be served. ilCCOUNT ioiO t~ncr Y:t" Pipe 20' foot IH ... IIIIoiG ALLOCATION UGINNINa ~[VfNVI ~!11100 !ITI~illfO TOULQ ' ·-- ---·-·-·--,---- - - - - ' Debuts July 21 ! by COME TO.-. .... PEOPlE· PlACES & THinGS I Hair CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON VALUES ·- - .. t Home of 59 N . Second St . ISearsl ! I I L.;...----------.1 Brenda · Roush were served to Mr. and Mrs. ::elebrated her 20th birthday Milton Roush and Terry, Mr. Monday evening among her and Mrs. Willis Marr, Marie lamlly and friend.s at her and Linda ; Mrs. Allie Marr, :-tenta• home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hysell, Refreshmento of Homemade Jeremy and Ryan; Teresa tee cream, cake and Kool-Aid Wyatt, Mr . and Mrs. Wallace Hatfield, Angela , Barbara, and Wally; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene SP_EI\KING OF I Smith and Steve, Dan Lewis, Keith Romine , Sherman White , Ray Roush and Michelle. Ha ir styling Is an ar1 BEST ! Mn. • Dudley's Aorist comi~·'' golf tourney .. house 1·• J.6 5-6 6·1 2·5 3-5 1-2 2-3 6-4 6-1 2-5 3-5 f .] STEAK HOUSE •5.00 0 _MIIIii•D•D•LE•P•O•R•T•,· ·- heritaee 4·5 CROW'S CARNATIONS MANSFIELD, Ohio (UPI) ~ Dennis Mowery of Mansfield won two matches Thursday in the semi-finals of the 15th annual Mid-America Junior Golf Tournament here to advance to today's championship round against Marty Radigan of Brecksville. Mowery, tbe 1971 runnerup of the event and this year's med· alist with a two-under-par 68, is the favorite in his seventh try for the crown at Possum Run here. Mowery defeated Greg Nye of Wo oste r 4 and 3 in the Thursday semi-finals and Bob Bedinghaus of Piqua 5 and 3 in the quarterfinuls Thursday. Radigan, competing in the event for the first time, defeated Dave Britton· of Columbus 5 and 4 and T,om Hall of Kent 2 and l to earn the right to go on to the championships. The 18-year-olds meet in the 36-hole finals today . Pairings for the championship flight include: Art Nash, Kent, vs. craig Vandlik, Findlay, A; Melvin Strine, Cardington, vs. Jobn Tignor, Coshocwn, B; Kent Houser , Xenia, vs. Buck Baumann, Fremont, C; Bernie Jablonski , Parma, vs. Jim Goodwin, Boardman, D; and Rodney Loesch, Mansfield, vs. Jeff Myers, Columbus, E. The longest match of the tourney occurred when 'strine had to play 22 holes before de!eating Greg Palmer , MI. Clemens, Mich., 1-up Thursday. 2-3 6·• Celebrates birthday VASE ~:;. Entire Family THE l -2 July 2 July 8 July 9 July 15 July 16 July 22 July 23 July 29 July 30 Aug . 5 Aug . 6 Aug . 12 Aug. 13 Aug . 15 Of [j~t youth leads SANDALS 5- The De.lly Sentinel, Mld.dleport-Pomeroy, o., June 29,1973 Say " Happy Anniversary" With A ?-'' SUMMER everyone! THE SCHEDULE July 1 i Mansfield Sport Parade · The Sports Desk I I I Players for the RajunC.ajWls, team number 3, are Arthur Clark, Jeff Morris, Randy Boring, Jim Hubhard , " Bo Peep" Harris, Sammy Mitchell, Fred Burney and " Stinky" Magnotta . " Porky" Ault, Rich Bailey, Mike Fenderbosch, Ron Logan , Oon Nelson, Pete Sayre, Steve Price, Jon Garnes and Barry Harris comprise team number 4, the 69'ers. The Eagles, team number 5; consists of Bob Richie, Chip Haggerty, Dennis Eichinger, Slick May, Steve 11 Big Dink" Walburn , Ralph Sayre, Ron Hanning, Chuck Hannahs , Keith " Mouth" Van Inwagen and Topper Orr. Players for team numbers 6, the Mark V Thundering-Herd, are "Fatty" Walters, Harem Boggs, " Joe Willie" Fife, Mark Keisling, Happy Hensler, Tim Ihle, Bob Miller and Greg " Little Dink" Walburn. ~~ Today''" and sports buff, meant it to be funny . He had been talking about how the late Jackie Robinson used to KC 72; Jackson, Oak 61; steal all the other cl ubs dizzy , how Cosby 's wife never eve n heard Murcer , NY 48 ; Melton, Chi and Darwin, Mlnn 46. of Jackie Robinson -"she 's only 16 and don 't know nuthin "' Pitching and then he got around to how much baseball has changed, National League : Bryant, SF particularly where the black player is concerned. 12-5; Osteen, LA 10-3; Reu ss. Hou 10-5; Reuschel , Chi, Sutton, · "Todats no pressure," said Cosby , who knows both his black ' LA, Seaver, NY and Wise, St.L and his baseball history . history 9-4; Billingham, Cln 9-5. "Today is equality. The black player can hit .193 and still be American League : Wood , Ch i 14-10 ; Singer. Cal 12-3; Hunter, playing. It 's th e white ballplayer got to hit .417 to stay in there Oak 11 -3; Coleman , Det and now . So we've come full cycle in our prejudice." Holtzman, Oak 11 -7, (Continued frompage 3) Cosby's comments came at a get-together called for the purbat. Ronnie reaches into the bat rack and come s out with a weird pose of announcing the fortnation of the first Nationa l Black looking hunk of wood, shaped like a chop stick. Sports Hall of Fame . Alla n Barron, publisher of Black Sports magazine, made the announcement and later on Cosby got IJP The manager, walking up to the plate in his specially made Siberian baseball shoes, waves to liis family in the press box and offered some personal observations on the black athlete. Designed to Amuse while the crowd goes wild. Many thoughts are running through Most of his observations were designed to amuse. his mind. One-of them is the great dislike he 's had for his son-i nFor the law , the team statistician, ever since he started smoking those He talked, for example, of going to see his "good friend," Bob Hilvanna cigars. · Gibson pitch· in Philadelphia the other night. It wasn't a good night for Gibson . The Phils crunched th~ Cardinals, !0.3. That loud woman in the sta nds goes wild again , yelling a ll kinds of obscenities a nd screaming that her husband's better " ... All the cats were rulUiin' and everything was lip against the than him anytime. "C' mon, Trick," she hollers, "strike out 1ike fence ," sa id Cosby. "Bob 's gettin ' dizzy watchin ' the ·pl.ayers you should have done last November in the World Series." runnin ' around so much. He didn't know I was there ... " Your Thom MeAn Store But with all the com edy, Cosby still was making some points, Trick motions s lying to Ronnie w turn on the intercom in the MIDDLEPORT visitors ' dugout so they can hear their strategy plan being and one of them , whether he made it subtly or not, centered discussed. Ronnie listens, then signals that the pitch 'll be a around the elimination of the old so-ca lled " quota" which used to fastball high and tight. ex ist among baseball teams. Simply put, the "quota " meant never playing more black Sam, the old pitcher, looks at the runners and fires. Trick A Gift For players in the ball game a t one time than white pla yers. People takes a mighty swing, lines the ba ll down the first base line. The first baseman, an old, dumb sounding guy just shipped up for won't come out to see a club with too many black players, the old All Seasons this game fronr the Georgia minor league , dives but can't stop thinking went. th e hall. The wilming run crosses the p!qte. Went is a good word because that is no longe r the thinking in The visiting team manager , who had trouble pi cking an baseball today . Certainly not on the field a nyway . assistantfor Nov. 7, '72, ye lls out to the field that despite the loss, Baseball still is dragging its heels insofar as hiring a black he 'll " always be behind his players 1,000 per cent. " manager , and to a degree, black executives, but even baseball Trick, being carried off the field on the shoulders of the two wakes up ... eventually ... and l have no doubt tbere will be black men who were always whispering, shouts : managers before long and more black men in the front offices. " I guess you now know , Georgie, it's not how you play the Not Stretching Too Much game, but whether you win or lose." As for Cosby 's contention that the black player can hit .193 and still stay.in the lin eup, and it 's the white player who has to hit .417 ~-------now to hold his job, that's stretching things . · Not that much though . MEMBERSHIP: I I Earl Williams' average was only a shade or so above .200 when SON BORN he was slapped with an "indefinite suspension" by Baltimore COOLVILLE - Mr. and Mrs. fits Manager Earl Weaver. Gary R. Moore , Rt. I, Coolville, His average , though , had nothing to do with Williams ' punish· the former Peggy Linn ment. What did have was being late repeatedly . Ma5terS17 .SO I I Milhoan, are announcing birth The s uspension was indefinite, all right. It lasted all of one day. Associate 58.00 I I of an Bib. l1 'h oz. son June 24th I I at Holze r Medical Center, Which actually makes Cosby com pletely right. as he says, there's no pressure. Today, named Randall Lin . Pick up in at1ractive gift That goes no matter what color you are . So what if you're a . package at your AAA office Maternal grandparents are or we will mail for you. ballplayer and you're suspe nded? It's only money, and what's Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Milhoan, • I Lou Osborne I Pomeroy, a:- d paternal money today, nothing. Like some of the Gls used to tell the non. I I grandparents are Mr. and Mrs . coms. Iin the Army - go ahead, hurt me, make me a civilian AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF · 1I I Lloyd Moore, Pomeroy. Great- . agam . I SEARS I grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. SOUTHERN OHIO ---,. --:-:: · ·: -:-:~-:---=-~-~--Linder Dains , Mrs. Everett Catalog Merchanl Phone : Pomeroy 992 -2590 1.220 E . Main Pomeroy I Milhoan , a nd Mrs . Grace JJ Court St. Gallipoli s I PH . 992 -2178 I Gloeckner . . Phone: 444-0/.41" Americ~n I Six cage clubs in action Six teams will begin com· petition Sunday, July 1, in the Middleport Summer Basketball league. Games are scheduled e~ery Sunday ~nd Monday nights at 6, 7 and 8 p .m . The >2 players registered are to report at 6 p.m . July l at the Middleport Mun icipal park court. While a player here and there on the rosters to follow may be unidentifiable to the general public because -of the nickname used, readers are advised that had the formal given names been used for these young men, the players may not. have known ' each other. The players for team number 1, Luigi 's Anchovies , are .f.-door Ferguson, 2-door Ferguson , " Worley" Mike Sayre, Pumpkin Wallbrown, Mop Johnson, T.Ony Vaughan, George Hawley and Jerry Cremeans. Team nwnber 2, Ute Giants, consists of Gary Fenderbosch, Jerry Hubbard , Flash Dodson, Jimmy Noe , Randy Crawford, Lon " Turkey" ~ates, Jerry ·:::=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::-.:::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::-;~~:::::::::::::~~ Davenport, oM ark " Maggot" ~ ~ ::=: :::: Moyer and Bruce Wallace. ·'~~ M81'., ~.z~:::.v.::;::::::~!~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::;:~~=:.:::::::;:!:!::>..:::::~:::::::r.::::::::x::::~:;;::~::::::::::::~::=::::::::::::::~:~:-~:::::::~::->..:$:::=:=0i-"1"."4"'Al:l':lil!l .• '· Sales and Service Chester , o. WHEELHORSE LAWN & GP ~flFr · TRACTORS 6-29-73 The Dallv Sentinel c:::.::.=-·------111 , goc,.JIO Jltf �4- Tbe Daily Sentinel , Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., June 29, 1973 Budget spending $9.9 billion apprOved (Continued from page l l Compromise was reaclled. Senate ratification took just 5S minutes Thursday night be-' fore approving the pact on a :m. Z:vote. There was a little more dis- sension in the House, as Republicans complained about the pigh level of spending, too little tax relief and not enough money for education . Ten GOP'en Vote 'Yes' Ten Republicans ended up Major Lugue Ltadtrs By United Press lnternationa I Leading B.ttters Nation<~! Le11gue g. ob Unser. Phil 57 174 Mota. LA 48 163 Huffn , Phi l 48 131 Maddox. SF 63 247 Watsn , Hou 77 282 Goodsn.SF 64 238 Torre. StL 64 225 Fairly, Mfl 61 173 Mathws, SF 67 223 Cedeno, Ho 62 243 r. 30 20 22 31 54 22 36 27 30 44 h: pet . 60 .345 56 .344 45 .344 82 .332 93 .330 78 .328 73 .324 ~ .324 71 .318 77 .317 American League g. Blmbrg, NY 48 Horton, Det 46 Carew, Min 67 Blair, Bal 62 Kelly, Chi ~ Maybry , KC76 Hndrsn. Chi 36 D.AIIen , Chi 69 Krkplk , KC 61 Bumbry, Bl 46 ab 139 112 251 198 225 265 135 245 220 131 r . h. pet. 25 ~ .403 23 59 .343 44 84 .335 30 64 .323 35 12 .320 54 83 .313 21 42 .3'\1 39 76 .310 36 68 .309 28 40 .305 Home Runs National League : S1argeiL Pitt 23 ; Aaron , Atl and Bonds, SF 19; Evans, At! and Monday, Chi 18. American Le•gue : Mayberry , KC 19; Fisk. Bos and D. Allen. Ch i 16 ; Hendrick, Clev 15 ; Spikes. Clev, Sando and Jack - son, Oak 14. . Runs BaMed In National League : Bench, Cin 56; Stargell, Pitt 54 ; Watson, Hou 51 ; Ferguson , LA and Bonds, SF 49. voting for the budget , joining planJ elementary and seconall Democrats except one to dary education will receive make it a 66-30 tally . arnost $1.7 billion, compared "Neither side has achieved a with 11.4 billion during the total victory , nor has either current lienniurn. side sustained a devastating Hig her education will defeat," said Sen. Max H. Den- receive S179 million compared nis , R-Wilmington , one of the ~lth $618 million; public six conferees who worhed on welfare, $1.87> billion comthe budg"!. pared with $1 .434 billion ; l!igh· Another conferee, Sen. How· ways , $841 million compared ard C. Cook, R-Toledo, praised with $777 million ; mental the budget as ''respectable in health, $415 million compared every area , and resp:msible." with $346 million , and Cook said the GOP met its corrections $95 million comobjectives of providing tax relief and "curbing runaway spending beyond inflationary levels." Holzer M:edJcal Center Sen . Ooliver Ocasek , D· (Discharged) Akron , the Senate Democratic Kimberly Rzempolurh , spokesman for the conference, Johnson, Gary said that of 60 points of dif- Gerald ference between the Senate Douglas, Vahirie Blake, Flora and House, the Senate won 19, Staten, Rebecca Smalley, Ollie the House 18 and the other 23 . Robins, Michael Rippeth , Mrs. Dennis Newsome and were a draw. But Sen. Richard G. Reichel , daughter, Renata · Murray , R-Massillon, who joined Sen. Billy Morris , Bentley McCarty, Thomas A. Van Meter , R-Ash· . infant son of William Dever, land , in providing the only Sen- Kimberly Kaisor, Audley ate opposition, said he had a Hensley , Mrs. Frederick Ar· thur and son, Linda Young, different box score . Pauline White, Michelle Steele, " The tax spenders scored 99 runs, and the taxpayers were Ella Stanley, Timothy Slone, Hilli s Tinkerman, Bruce shut out, " Reichel said. . Masters, Larry Lee, Loretta " For the first time in the history of Ohio, we are appro- Ke eton , Sharon Jack son, priating more than. the gover· Sharon Icenhower, Robert Hill, nor asked for," Reichel con· Randolph Fraley, Roger tinued. " He has to be the hap- Dingus, Mrs. Thomas c.:lrter and daughter , Wendell Barrell, J.Iiest man in Ohio tonight. " Reichel complained the Arvel Arnett and Claude Allen . (Births) legislature had "surrendered Mrs. Charles Hill, a son, its cherished right to control Gallipolis, Mr s. Stephen the purse strings. This budget has so much fat in it, it would Richards, a son, Thurman, make Stan ljaurel look like Mrs. Eddie Gilmore , a daughter, Bidwell and Mrs. Jackie Gleasoh," he said. LeRoy Cadle, a daughter, Allocations Hiked Under the new spending Rutland. pared with $78.1 million . Other agencies received hefty hikes, Some of it coming from $165 million worth of federal revenue sharing funds . No new taxes are required for funding the budget. In fact , there wiU be tax reductions for working married couples filing joint returns. . Couples with a taxable earn· ed income of up w $10,000 a year will rec~ ive a 20 per cent cut in the ir tax liability for 1973. Those earning $10,000 lo $20,000 will receive a '12 per cent reduction, and those earning above $20,000 will receive a 5 per cent break. Relief For Elderly . The budget also in cludes a rrovision providing a homestead exemption for persons over 65 earning between $8,000 and $10,000 a year. The income ceiling for the property tax exemption -under current law is $8,000. While some Republicans complained the Gilligan · ad· ministration has increased state spending by $2 billion over a rouryear period, Sen. Gene Slagle, ().(;alion, pointed outinfiationhasgrown by 9per cent over a two-year period alone, acmunting for some or lhe increases. Ali senators except Reichel and Van Meter supported the mmpromise budget.· Sen. Oon· ald E . Lukens, R·Middletown, who is honeymooning, was not present for the roll call. Rep. William A. Kopp, !). Columbus, was the only Democrat w lreak ranks in the House. The House Republicans who crossed over w vote for the budget were Reps . Claire M. Ball Jr . of Athens, Oakley C. Collins of Ironton , M. Joan Douglass of Mansfield, Rex F. Kieffer of zanesville, Walter D. McClaskey of Marion, Corwin M. Nixon of Lebanon, C. William O'Neill of Colwnbus, Sam Speck of New Concord, Ethel . G. Swan beck of Huron, and Frederick N. Young of Dayton. Absent were Reps. John A. Galbraith, R-Maumee; George E . Mastics, R-Fairview Park, and Robert A. Nader, 0-Warren. The House and Senate both adjourned until next Monday. ~ ·~ ~ League: Mayberry , uy Millun Ri chman UP _ I Spurls Editor .-!1 ··• :::: NEW. YORK (UP[) - Bill Cosby , the TV personality, 3-4 From Birthdays Weddings Anniversaries ....---· Here's the Man I To See For .. • I I 2-6 1-S 2·4 1-4 l -6 2·4 3-4 4-S l·l 2-6 1-5 J-4 1-2 2-3 6·4 1·4 J.6 5·6 6-1 4-5 1-J 2-6 1-5 2-5 J.5 2-4 NEW! ONLY ON OWL€ T\J! .. u •"" ••• • ' • •• •"" •• •• • USTUS DLE A OF· $1,000• PEOPLE TRUST US TO HANDLE SAVINGS OF OVER $150,000,000. If you n~ed a lo :-tn. you n~~d s,1m~ohe you ~.:an trust. Whatt:ver th e am0unt H)tl necJ . City L o;~ n rs a Jiffcr~r1t kind of loall company. \X1c: hnndlc s:l\'in~s tOLl. 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If you have a ha ir problem-, and are in need of professional advice, why not see us at your earliest convenience . and let us d iscuss i1 with you . Two heads ar~ better than one . SANDWICH Order By Phone And Take Em HOme 99 2 5 43 2 . . . . . . . . ._ .• ••• • • _ _. . 214 E. SECOND ST. POMEROY, OHIO PHONE 992-7606 2nd Ave. The family of Lawton Templewn was together for the first time in 23 years Sunday when a family reunion was held at Lake Alma where the family enjoyed swimming, playing ball, and listening to music provided by Ed and Junior Templeton , sons of Lawton Templeton. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Templeton, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Junior Templeton, Bettie Ann, Hobart, and Eddie, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Ben ( Daisy) Batey, Bennie, Kathy, and Tinunie, Jackson , and their oldest son, Marshall, home on leave from the Navy in Norfolk, Va .; Mrs. • Oma Lee Martin, Joan and Seed and Milling ·HEADQUARTERS ·M OTOROLA Qucisa~ ., WV8003JP 23 " screen (measured dragonally) Motorola Ouasi"'r I I Works In A Drawer Color TV Medrterranean Styling "tn-sta +Matic Color T unin~ . Seeds- Bird Seeds . Oyster Shells and Grit . Fertilizers • Lime . Cement & Mortar . Stock Salt . Water Softener- Remedies. Salt . Lifters· Vaccine - Roofing . Paints · Red Brand Fencing . Baler and Binder Twine . Sprays . Gates. Solrd State-eKcept for 4 chassis tubes. Ptug .m cucu •t modu les. Instant P•cturc and Sound . Motorola Brtght Prcture Tube. Genume tempered hardboard ~ abmet with Classrc Pecan fm1sh. Oeco rai'rve parts of non-wood molded material . . Casters. Wlintenti.onally omitted from a list 0( members of the First Southern Baptist Church who enjoyed a picnic recently . Norris was the former pastor. Worship services are held each Sunday morning at 10:45 . During the Sunday Sehool hour last Sunday fathers were presented a memo pad by Supt. Ronnie Salser. Templeton family reunion held Middleport FOR YOUR ••• NAMES OMITTED The names of Mrs. Lena Basham and family were • RACfNE - The Rev. and Mrs. Bikacsan and daughter have moved into the parsonage of the Racine Baptist Church. They are the new pastoral family of the Racine Baptist Church . The Rev . Charles can be added to you so long as it's done with flair, with care. with hair that's in the Fabulous . PLAN RECEPTION There 'will be a reception Sunday honoring Rev . and Mrs . carl Edward Hicks, the new minisU,r of · the Pomeroy United Methodist Church, at the church after the l0 :30 a .m . worship service. .New pastor arnves KAY WERNER RADIO & T.V. Judy, John Wolfe, Palymara, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Vic (Lelia ) Marchinnia, Dayton, and Mrs. Sarah Conway, Micky , Pat, and Joey , of Columbus. Chester News Notes 992-2115 Mulberry Ave. Mrs. Roush Circle 's host By Goldie Clendenin PORTLAND - The Emma Smith Circle of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints met with Beulah Roush Thursday evening, attended by Golda Gillilan,' Lucy Taylor, Pearl Proffitt, Jane Johnson , Linda Holter, Mattie Teaford, llah Roush, Kathy Walker, Patty Roush, Cindy .Lee and Sheral Teaford. After devotions, games were played, a silent auction was · -held , and round-robin cards were signed . Patty Rou sb received the door prize (a cake saver ), and refreshments were served. On May 30 a baptism was held in the font at the church Anna Cor nell , Ernest Hutton and Harry Hill were baptized with Joe Stobart officiating. They were confil;med the following Sunday and had their first communion afterward . Harry Hill ha s returned home after surgery at Holzers , and Anna Cornell is off work bee a use of illness . Last Sunday was a busy day at the c hurch. Visitors were Juanita Coza rt , Columbus ; Dr. Ronald Gillilan, wife and sons of Baltimore i Dr. "Ronme" and family were visiting his mother , Golda Gillilan; g~andmother, Lois McKenZie, and aunt and uncle, the Edgar Taylors, over the weekend.· These and more of our young folk will return in August during vacation time . Sunday afternoon there was a piano and organ recital by students of Mercedes Condon at the c hurch with over 100 attending . Many of the students were rrom Mason and Pt. Pleasant with their friends and f~milies . One class recited at 2 p .m . and the second at 3 p.m. Refreshments were served later in the social room . Two young sons of Tommy an d Pam Diddle were blessed - and a sa lute and tribute to fathers was paid to them on their day in music, song, · readinKS and poems. Bookmarkers were given to all as was a gift to the oldest lather and one with the moSt children. Wayne Russell was youngest father attending. By Clarice Allen Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wood, Springfield, were weekend guests of Mrs. Letha Wood. Cletus Allen, Columbus , spent Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. Claywn Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Charl es Eichinger and dau ghter, Columbu s, were weekend guests at the Opa l Eichinger home. Miss Sheila Newell spent a week in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. John Newell and sons. Recent visitors of Mrs. Erma Heilman have been Mr. and Mrs: Billy Heilman and family and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cogar and f,amily all of Naples, F la. Sunday guests of illr. and Mrs. Robert Burke were Mr. and Mrs. John Schultheiss and family, South Bloomingville, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swift, Marlon, Mr. S. K Swift, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Burke and daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burke and daughter . Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Roberts and daughter, Akron , were Hospital. SUnday dinner guests of Mr. James Kim es, Cleve lan d , and Mrs. Roy Christy . was, a recent visitor of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ginther Mrs. Roscoe Hollan . and family of Illinois spent a ' Mrs. [jllian Frost arid Billie few days with Mrs . Wilma Jean have returned home after , Ginther and other r elatives. several weeks in ColumbLLS Mrs. Roscoe Hollan rece ntly with her daughters . underwent surgery at Veterans Miss Faith Ann McCain, Marietta , is spe nding a week with M,r . a nd Mr s. Ross Cleland. · Mrs. Velma Newe ll is WE WILL BE CLOSED spendin g some time with Mr. and Mrs . Hobart Newell , havin g recently und ergone · FOR INVENTORY surgery at Veterans Memorial Hospital. NUTJCE JULY 2 · 3 · 4 SUGAR RUN MILLS MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Pomeroy ' 'Whoever rchc ls agamsL your comma ndme nt <Jnd di so ~ beys · yo ur words , wha tcvt: r yo u command him , shall he LEAKY OLD WATER pur to d ea th . Only ~l s trong and of good m uragc . - Jos huai :IH. PIPES A PROBLEM? THI GOVIIINMINT OP COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP OERMHMENT Of TH£ TREASURY Cff\C E Of. IIEVEtiVE SHARING 'Lillrj$ TO UOO PH.INSYlVANIAA¥E N W. WASH INGTON . 0 C 20228 CALL FOR HELP [l(~tNO ns 1-011 THf ENTITl!MENT JAN 1, 1913 IN THE ANOINOIN G fOL~OWING lllilNN(~ [!]NO TOO SOON TO __j Plll DICT UFICT wh.cll ol H,. koi'""''l>i m.,...., " 11 t•~Kitd "" " - " " ' $/11tl"'l ~~Nit ''"" lfttc l ,..,,, ol rour ,..,.-clocllorol O...:k H '"'' "Y 11..,Py •~ ~~., !llol " ' NO E"I CT ~~~ COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP TWP. CLERK MEIGS . COUNTY ALBANY, OH ,IO 45710 '"0.'-'1..4U arters for Bu"lova Accutron" SATURDAY CHI CKEN Barbecue at Royal Oak Park beginning at 4 p.m., sponsored by Chester United Methodist Church. Proceeds to be used for building fund . In addition to chicken dinners, homemade ice cream , cake and pie will be served. CAR WASH , 1-6 p.m. at Welker's Ashland , Sponsored by the C. E. Class of the Zion Church of Christ. The heart of an Accutron watch is a t iny, electronically· powered tuning fork th at splits a second into 360 eq ual parts . Thls spl it-second tim ing is so precise 1hat Bu lova guarantees accuracy to with in a minute a month. • See ou r full select1011 of Accutron watches. From $100. SUNDAY DAILY Vacation Bible School program, 7:30 p.m., Rutland Ch.urch of Christ. WEDNESDAY CHICKEN barbecue, s ponsored by Racine Firemen's Auxiliary, beginning at 11 a.m . at the Racine Fire House. Homemade ice cream , Cake and pie. fl ·~-s;0uzs:-~:-;;·~ & lOLA'S Sutton Methodist closes vacation Bible school ' • RACINE - ·The Vacatiou Bible Sc hool of Sutton United Methodist Churc h he ld its closing program Sat urday evening at the church for the 24 pupils enrolled . The ch ildren marched into the church to the theme song , " We Look · to Jesus ". The pledge to the American nag was led by fiag bearer, Steve Trussell, to 'the Christian fl ag by Debbie Davis, and to the Bi ble by Gary Holter. The congregation joined in si nging " This Is My Father's World ". The devotional and prayer was give n by Rev. Cheesebrew, and an offering to help with the expenses of mater ial was taken by Kent Var.ney. Martha Lee, direcwr of the sc hool, introduced the teachers and prese nted each member with a ce rtificate. Introduced wer e Nursery-Begi nn er Department • Mrs . Grant, teacher , a nd Mrs. Byers, helper s tudent' Gary Holter . ! ' '. Chr1 sll ne Byers, Michael Gra~ t, Sherie Byers a nd Brenda Holter ; Primary Department • Mrs . Gary H lte te h d p or, acer, an eggy Trussell, hel per, students, Seott Trussell , Pam Davis, Robin Pitzer, a nd Da nn y Crislip; Middler Department . Mrs. Mary K. Rose, teacher, stude nt.~. Kim Bicker, Kim Burk~. Kim Follrod , Rebecca •. ICE CREAM social, Rock Springs United Methodist Church, 6:30 p.m . Hand· Cranked ice cream, cake, coffee, and pop. Mr . and Mrs. Dougla s Jackson, Rendville, returned to their home, Thursday 'fter • · visiting with his sister, Mrs. Con Young, Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson entertained David Jackson and Mrs. Young last Sunday at Crow'• Steak House with a turkey dinner to ce lebrate Mr . and Mrs. Jackson's f>:lrd wedding anniversary and Jackson's 83rd birthday. June 28 at the home of Esther Ridenow-. A potluck dinner was served WILL CELEB RATE following the meeting. Present RUTLAND - Mr. and Mrs. were the above and Dorothy Roy Snowden. will celebra te Lawson, Thelma White , Jean Summerfield, Ada Morris , Uteir 49th wedding anniversary Sunday, July 1st. Helen Wolfe, Ada Neutzling , Patty Frederick, Margaret Suttle, Leona Henspey, Marsha Keller, Ada Bissell, Betty Line of Mix and Roush, Dorothy Ritc hi e, Dorothy Myers , Mabel Van Match Skirts, Meter, Zona Biggs, Elizabeth Wickham, Doris Grueser, Opal Slacks, Tops Shorts Hollon and Goldie Wolfe. . , to this toleran ce, If i1 lor one ~ur . 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Choose from 42 war~ sav ing Solvent Cement or Primer •1.23 pint SIMPLE-·AN YUNE CAN DU IT ALSU BE READY FUR THE NEW RURAL WATER attachm 3nts. So lighten your workload . buy Whee l Horse , and have time for family fun. Whee l Horse ~wality and dependabilily is ba cked w1th 27 years of ex perience . OLENN TURNER OR ~85 - 3301 - 992-5020 MJddleport, Ohio f57GO -----· I FROST BAUM LUMBER Columbia 992-3748 405 North Second Avenue CHESTER Councilor Mary Holter was in charge of the Chester Coun cil No. 323 D of A meeting Tuesday night with 27 member s present. Quarterly birthdays were observed with small gifts being given to Goldie Frederick, E thyl Orr, Jo Bissell , Ada Van Meter, Erma Cleland, and Lisa Woods. The birthday cake was baked by Margaret Suttle. Opal Eichinger is home from the hospital and Lucy Kim is in a hos pital in Marion, for surgery . H was announced that the lodge books will be audited. NOW M•JO~ 1.0.~ ' Wall% " ; Mandie Rose , " Flower Song"; Daniel Wolfe, 11 Lord 's Prayer"; Kevin Barton, " Rapsodie n; Teresa Van Meter, "Exodus" ; Edwina Scott, uTea For Two"; Daniel Wolfe , " Tenderly"; Kim Payne, " Black Hawk Wall%"; Lori Ann Wood , " Perfect Love' ' ; Kim Krautter . "S)airway to Heaven"; Melody SnQ~ffer, " Valse "; Kevin Barton, " Mozart No. 40" ; Mary McFarland, " A Minor Concerto"; Lori Ann Wood , ' 'Tico Tico"; and Fred Scott, his own composition . Guests were greeted by Freda Ferguson and nower arrangements were gift.s or Norma Goodwin and Mace! Barton. Miss Condon's corsage was a gift of Teresa and Greg Van Meter. Punch and cookies were served ' by Lucy Taylor and . Jane Johnson . Chester D of A has meet SEE YOUR WHEEUfORSE DEALER FOR 1973 TRACTORS Coupling 19' Ph o nes PORTLAND - Piano and organ pupils of Mercedes F . Condon presented a two part recital Sunday afternoon at the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christo! the Latter Day Saints. Performing in the 2 p.m . recital were Carrie ' Beth Bearhs playing " Lullaby"; Roxanne M c Daniel , " Medley"; Rochelle Mc· Daniel, " Medley .. ; Shari Colmer, "Jr. Prom "; Sandi Hamilton, " Campbells"i Tina Voss, " Wall% Medley "; Trina Gibbs, 11 Whispering Hope"; and Tammy Snider, "Wall% Dream ". ln the 3 p.m. recital were Maralyn and Caralyn Barton playing "Jesus Loves Me"; Clair Morris, " Dragon"; Keith Seott, "Snake Dance" ; carl Morris , ''C harming Senorita" ; Tony Scott, ''Bolero' ' ; Angela Payne, "Love Story" ; carol Morri s, ' 1The Swan''; Mace) Barton, " Merry Widow FRIDAY ICE CREAM Sociai6 :3D p.m. at Forest Run United Methodtst Church. Ice cream, pie and ca ke will be served. UTIMAllO WILL ""I\IEHT (tj-CltNt. A I'IIW %" Pipe 40' foot Tee 40' INCIU.... 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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hysell, Refreshmento of Homemade Jeremy and Ryan; Teresa tee cream, cake and Kool-Aid Wyatt, Mr . and Mrs. Wallace Hatfield, Angela , Barbara, and Wally; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene SP_EI\KING OF I Smith and Steve, Dan Lewis, Keith Romine , Sherman White , Ray Roush and Michelle. Ha ir styling Is an ar1 BEST ! Mn. • Dudley's Aorist comi~·'' golf tourney .. house 1·• J.6 5-6 6·1 2·5 3-5 1-2 2-3 6-4 6-1 2-5 3-5 f .] STEAK HOUSE •5.00 0 _MIIIii•D•D•LE•P•O•R•T•,· ·- heritaee 4·5 CROW'S CARNATIONS MANSFIELD, Ohio (UPI) ~ Dennis Mowery of Mansfield won two matches Thursday in the semi-finals of the 15th annual Mid-America Junior Golf Tournament here to advance to today's championship round against Marty Radigan of Brecksville. Mowery, tbe 1971 runnerup of the event and this year's med· alist with a two-under-par 68, is the favorite in his seventh try for the crown at Possum Run here. Mowery defeated Greg Nye of Wo oste r 4 and 3 in the Thursday semi-finals and Bob Bedinghaus of Piqua 5 and 3 in the quarterfinuls Thursday. Radigan, competing in the event for the first time, defeated Dave Britton· of Columbus 5 and 4 and T,om Hall of Kent 2 and l to earn the right to go on to the championships. The 18-year-olds meet in the 36-hole finals today . Pairings for the championship flight include: Art Nash, Kent, vs. craig Vandlik, Findlay, A; Melvin Strine, Cardington, vs. Jobn Tignor, Coshocwn, B; Kent Houser , Xenia, vs. Buck Baumann, Fremont, C; Bernie Jablonski , Parma, vs. Jim Goodwin, Boardman, D; and Rodney Loesch, Mansfield, vs. Jeff Myers, Columbus, E. The longest match of the tourney occurred when 'strine had to play 22 holes before de!eating Greg Palmer , MI. Clemens, Mich., 1-up Thursday. 2-3 6·• Celebrates birthday VASE ~:;. Entire Family THE l -2 July 2 July 8 July 9 July 15 July 16 July 22 July 23 July 29 July 30 Aug . 5 Aug . 6 Aug . 12 Aug. 13 Aug . 15 Of [j~t youth leads SANDALS 5- The De.lly Sentinel, Mld.dleport-Pomeroy, o., June 29,1973 Say " Happy Anniversary" With A ?-'' SUMMER everyone! THE SCHEDULE July 1 i Mansfield Sport Parade · The Sports Desk I I I Players for the RajunC.ajWls, team number 3, are Arthur Clark, Jeff Morris, Randy Boring, Jim Hubhard , " Bo Peep" Harris, Sammy Mitchell, Fred Burney and " Stinky" Magnotta . " Porky" Ault, Rich Bailey, Mike Fenderbosch, Ron Logan , Oon Nelson, Pete Sayre, Steve Price, Jon Garnes and Barry Harris comprise team number 4, the 69'ers. The Eagles, team number 5; consists of Bob Richie, Chip Haggerty, Dennis Eichinger, Slick May, Steve 11 Big Dink" Walburn , Ralph Sayre, Ron Hanning, Chuck Hannahs , Keith " Mouth" Van Inwagen and Topper Orr. Players for team numbers 6, the Mark V Thundering-Herd, are "Fatty" Walters, Harem Boggs, " Joe Willie" Fife, Mark Keisling, Happy Hensler, Tim Ihle, Bob Miller and Greg " Little Dink" Walburn. ~~ Today''" and sports buff, meant it to be funny . He had been talking about how the late Jackie Robinson used to KC 72; Jackson, Oak 61; steal all the other cl ubs dizzy , how Cosby 's wife never eve n heard Murcer , NY 48 ; Melton, Chi and Darwin, Mlnn 46. of Jackie Robinson -"she 's only 16 and don 't know nuthin "' Pitching and then he got around to how much baseball has changed, National League : Bryant, SF particularly where the black player is concerned. 12-5; Osteen, LA 10-3; Reu ss. Hou 10-5; Reuschel , Chi, Sutton, · "Todats no pressure," said Cosby , who knows both his black ' LA, Seaver, NY and Wise, St.L and his baseball history . history 9-4; Billingham, Cln 9-5. "Today is equality. The black player can hit .193 and still be American League : Wood , Ch i 14-10 ; Singer. Cal 12-3; Hunter, playing. It 's th e white ballplayer got to hit .417 to stay in there Oak 11 -3; Coleman , Det and now . So we've come full cycle in our prejudice." Holtzman, Oak 11 -7, (Continued frompage 3) Cosby's comments came at a get-together called for the purbat. Ronnie reaches into the bat rack and come s out with a weird pose of announcing the fortnation of the first Nationa l Black looking hunk of wood, shaped like a chop stick. Sports Hall of Fame . Alla n Barron, publisher of Black Sports magazine, made the announcement and later on Cosby got IJP The manager, walking up to the plate in his specially made Siberian baseball shoes, waves to liis family in the press box and offered some personal observations on the black athlete. Designed to Amuse while the crowd goes wild. Many thoughts are running through Most of his observations were designed to amuse. his mind. One-of them is the great dislike he 's had for his son-i nFor the law , the team statistician, ever since he started smoking those He talked, for example, of going to see his "good friend," Bob Hilvanna cigars. · Gibson pitch· in Philadelphia the other night. It wasn't a good night for Gibson . The Phils crunched th~ Cardinals, !0.3. That loud woman in the sta nds goes wild again , yelling a ll kinds of obscenities a nd screaming that her husband's better " ... All the cats were rulUiin' and everything was lip against the than him anytime. "C' mon, Trick," she hollers, "strike out 1ike fence ," sa id Cosby. "Bob 's gettin ' dizzy watchin ' the ·pl.ayers you should have done last November in the World Series." runnin ' around so much. He didn't know I was there ... " Your Thom MeAn Store But with all the com edy, Cosby still was making some points, Trick motions s lying to Ronnie w turn on the intercom in the MIDDLEPORT visitors ' dugout so they can hear their strategy plan being and one of them , whether he made it subtly or not, centered discussed. Ronnie listens, then signals that the pitch 'll be a around the elimination of the old so-ca lled " quota" which used to fastball high and tight. ex ist among baseball teams. Simply put, the "quota " meant never playing more black Sam, the old pitcher, looks at the runners and fires. Trick A Gift For players in the ball game a t one time than white pla yers. People takes a mighty swing, lines the ba ll down the first base line. The first baseman, an old, dumb sounding guy just shipped up for won't come out to see a club with too many black players, the old All Seasons this game fronr the Georgia minor league , dives but can't stop thinking went. th e hall. The wilming run crosses the p!qte. Went is a good word because that is no longe r the thinking in The visiting team manager , who had trouble pi cking an baseball today . Certainly not on the field a nyway . assistantfor Nov. 7, '72, ye lls out to the field that despite the loss, Baseball still is dragging its heels insofar as hiring a black he 'll " always be behind his players 1,000 per cent. " manager , and to a degree, black executives, but even baseball Trick, being carried off the field on the shoulders of the two wakes up ... eventually ... and l have no doubt tbere will be black men who were always whispering, shouts : managers before long and more black men in the front offices. " I guess you now know , Georgie, it's not how you play the Not Stretching Too Much game, but whether you win or lose." As for Cosby 's contention that the black player can hit .193 and still stay.in the lin eup, and it 's the white player who has to hit .417 ~-------now to hold his job, that's stretching things . · Not that much though . MEMBERSHIP: I I Earl Williams' average was only a shade or so above .200 when SON BORN he was slapped with an "indefinite suspension" by Baltimore COOLVILLE - Mr. and Mrs. fits Manager Earl Weaver. Gary R. Moore , Rt. I, Coolville, His average , though , had nothing to do with Williams ' punish· the former Peggy Linn ment. What did have was being late repeatedly . Ma5terS17 .SO I I Milhoan, are announcing birth The s uspension was indefinite, all right. It lasted all of one day. Associate 58.00 I I of an Bib. l1 'h oz. son June 24th I I at Holze r Medical Center, Which actually makes Cosby com pletely right. as he says, there's no pressure. Today, named Randall Lin . Pick up in at1ractive gift That goes no matter what color you are . So what if you're a . package at your AAA office Maternal grandparents are or we will mail for you. ballplayer and you're suspe nded? It's only money, and what's Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Milhoan, • I Lou Osborne I Pomeroy, a:- d paternal money today, nothing. Like some of the Gls used to tell the non. I I grandparents are Mr. and Mrs . coms. Iin the Army - go ahead, hurt me, make me a civilian AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF · 1I I Lloyd Moore, Pomeroy. Great- . agam . I SEARS I grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. SOUTHERN OHIO ---,. --:-:: · ·: -:-:~-:---=-~-~--Linder Dains , Mrs. Everett Catalog Merchanl Phone : Pomeroy 992 -2590 1.220 E . Main Pomeroy I Milhoan , a nd Mrs . Grace JJ Court St. Gallipoli s I PH . 992 -2178 I Gloeckner . . Phone: 444-0/.41" Americ~n I Six cage clubs in action Six teams will begin com· petition Sunday, July 1, in the Middleport Summer Basketball league. Games are scheduled e~ery Sunday ~nd Monday nights at 6, 7 and 8 p .m . The >2 players registered are to report at 6 p.m . July l at the Middleport Mun icipal park court. While a player here and there on the rosters to follow may be unidentifiable to the general public because -of the nickname used, readers are advised that had the formal given names been used for these young men, the players may not. have known ' each other. The players for team number 1, Luigi 's Anchovies , are .f.-door Ferguson, 2-door Ferguson , " Worley" Mike Sayre, Pumpkin Wallbrown, Mop Johnson, T.Ony Vaughan, George Hawley and Jerry Cremeans. Team nwnber 2, Ute Giants, consists of Gary Fenderbosch, Jerry Hubbard , Flash Dodson, Jimmy Noe , Randy Crawford, Lon " Turkey" ~ates, Jerry ·:::=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::-.:::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::-;~~:::::::::::::~~ Davenport, oM ark " Maggot" ~ ~ ::=: :::: Moyer and Bruce Wallace. ·'~~ M81'., ~.z~:::.v.::;::::::~!~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::;:~~=:.:::::::;:!:!::>..:::::~:::::::r.::::::::x::::~:;;::~::::::::::::~::=::::::::::::::~:~:-~:::::::~::->..:$:::=:=0i-"1"."4"'Al:l':lil!l .• '· Sales and Service Chester , o. WHEELHORSE LAWN & GP ~flFr · TRACTORS 6-29-73 The Dallv Sentinel c:::.::.=-·------111 , goc,.JIO Jltf �• ST . PAUL LUl'HERAN Corner S.econd ,fln(l Sycarnor to St . Pomeroy , lt'le- Rev Arthur C Lund . p.astor Su nday 1ic hoo t. 9 H .am . , worsh i p SPrY Ice, 10 lO a .m ., tr•ve-len.· summer SL•rv1ce , TtlVrSday . 7 : 30 p.m . Ch:a: r tes Evans . Christian ediJCillf i on superin t end en l ' ' POMEROY POME.OY TRINITY Rev w M Perr in , pastor . Roy Maye-r , Supl Church SChOOl. 9 IS am , wors h ip , 10 : 24a m .; vo u th choir re-hears.al Mond11y , 6 ; 30 p .m , Mrs . Mar ... in Bur t, direc tor . Hnior choir rehearsa l. 1.30 p m .• Thur s . day . Mrs . Pa ul N e~ue, d irector POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Co rner Union and Mulberry . Re v . Clyde V . Henderson , pastor . SunP&v school. 9 :30 a. .m , Glen M cClun g , supl. ; mornmg worsh tp, IO · Jo ~ . rn .: e-ven ing service , 7: 101 mid .week ser v tce. We dnesday . 7 : 30 p ,m GRACE EPISCOPAl Morn ing ·prayer' and sermon , 10 30 a.m. Hol y c ommun ion ' I' I'· ~ and ser mon , 10 30 a . m . ktndergar t e n f trs t Sunday s, Church s c ho o l , through grade , tO · Jo a .m e i ghth POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - Mr . Ho yt Allen , Jr ., pa s tor . Bible Sc hool, 9 : 10a .m ., wors h 1p , 10 : 30 , adult wor shi p ser vice and y oung people 's meet i ng , both 7 . 30 p .m . Sun day Wednesday , comb ined B i bl e study and prayer meetin g . 7 ·30 p m . THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W . Winmg , officer tn c harge Sunday , 10 a m , Ho li ness meeting ; 10 : 30 a .m , Su nday SchooL Young Peop le 's Leg i on . 7 p .m ; Thursdav . Ito 3 p m , Lad ies Ho me Lea gue, 7 P m . Prep c l asses . Carpenter News, Event Mr . and Mrs. Lawrence Tackett, Flatwoods, Ky ., were recent guests of his brother-inlaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs. William Culwell. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mattox have returned from a combined pleasure and business trip to August.li, · Arkansas. They brought back strawbe!Ty plants from that area and viewed sights including the flooded areas of the Mississippi River Vall~y. Mr. and Mrs. James Fraley, Steve, Lee and Gail, and Mr. and Mrs. Derutis Fraley, Jr., Randy, f>aul, Johnnie, David and Lynn have been visiting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs . Dennis Fraley, Sr. They all live in Louisiana and were coming here foe a family · reunion when the small son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Fraley, Jr. was killed in a mower t accident. Many relatives and friends were at the funeral nome and funeral becau9!! of the death of Rusty Ray Fral~y, 5 year old son of Clifton, Jr. and Carolyn Greenlees Fraley in ·a mower accident. The little boy is also survived by a brother, Roger; his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Fraley, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Greenlees, along with great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Fraley, Sr., ' . all of this area. Burial was in Temple Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Harold GiUogly, Vicky and Bruce, accompanied by his sister, Bernice Mclenight, Columbus, have returned from a 10 day vacation trip. They viewed sights at the Rocky Mountain National Park, Yellowstone National Park, Grand Tetons, - Custer's Battlefield, Mount Rushmore and the Badlands, and Glacier National Park in the western states. Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan were guests of Racine Grange and he gave his final report as a delegate to the Ohio State Grange Session. Those attending Junior 4-H Camp at Canters Cav;e near Jackson from this cominWlity included campers, Cheryl Lawson, Rick and Ralph Jordan, Pam Holcomb, Bryan Jordan and Marcia Holcomb. Counselors were Lester Jeffers and Randy Johnson . Mrs. Pansy Jordan was a 4-H assistant and Margie Jeffers was camp assistant. Counselors for the Beginners camp included Virginia Jordan, Cheryl Lawson and Marco Jeffers, while Robert Jeffers SACRED HEART - R~v . Fathe r BernarQ krajcO\Iic . SEVE NTH . OAY AD · p'as tor Phone 99 7 28H . LOC.il!fed on Saturdll'r' e-vening Mass , 7 JO • VENTIST H eigh t s, near p m Sun da y Ma ss. a and 10 , Mulberry V<'lerans M emor ia l Hospita L a I'll Co nfess ions . Saturday , 1 Pome-r oy . Pastor Herbert 7 30 p .m . Morgan . Sabbath Sc hool, e'olerv POMEROY FIRST BAP Saturda y at 1 p .m . and worship TIST Robert Kuhn , pastor , se rv ice foll owing at 3: 15pm , W 1lliam wat son , Sunday school Ope n B i bl e discussion eac h sup! Sunday school. 9 ~o am .; 1 hu r sday at 7 :30 P .m at the BYF 6 p m .; 8 i bl (• S!u dy . " The Frie ndly 1c hurch Wednesday. 1 p . m .. choir Chu r c h " practice, Wednesday , 8· 30 p m GRAHAM . U~ITED POMEROY WESLEYAN METHODIST PrU <; h i ng HOliNESS CHURCH , -.. 9 ; JO a.m ., t 1 rst and &econd H ar r iso nville Road , Rev . Su nday s o f ea c h month , th ird O ' Dell Manley , Pastor . Henrv and t ovrth Su nday s ea ch Ebl i n . Sunday Sch oo l Supl month , worsh i p se rv ice at 7: 30 Su nda y School 9 : 30 a m ; p m Wednesday e\len ings at Evening wor ship 7 ·30 p .m ., 7: JO. Praver and B i ble St udy . Prayer and Pra ise serv ice, FIRST SOUTHERN BAP Thursda'p' , 7: 30 pm . TIST 282 Mulberry Ave ., NEASE SETTLEMENT Pomeroy , itff ili ated w it h CHAPEL Non S. B .C , the Rev . F red H ilL denom 1nat ion al. George s pa s tor : Hershel M cClure. Oller . Pa stor Sunday Sc hool 10 Sun day sc hool supt . Sunday a m . Worsh ip Serv 1c e 11 am school. 9 30 a.m .. morning Sunday night serv1ces 7 30 worsh ip , 10 . 30 am . ; Su ndav p m , 1/iednesday Prayer eva ng el iStic meet ing , 7 30 p .m . meet ing 7 30 p .m . E\ler.,.one Pra..,.er meetmg , Wednesday . wel c ome . 7· 30 p m , POMEROY WESTSIDE MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST , 200 W . MT. MORIAH BAPTIST Ma 1n St - Loren T . Stephens , Corner Fou rth and Ma1n , evanQt>list , phon e 99 2-7856 . M1dd!eport R ev Henry Kev , Con!Soervatlve , non Jr ., pastor . Sunday Sc hool , 9 30 mstr umental Sunday worsh1p , am , Mr s Ervin Baumgard · 10 a m ; B1bte study , l l a.m ; n er , sup! ; Morning worsh ip . wor shi p , 6 p .m . Wednesday 10 · 45 a.m. B ibl e s tudy , 7 p m . JEHOVAH ' S WITNESSES MIDWAY COMMUNITY Larry Carnahan , pres i d i ng CHURCH ( non m 1nisler Su ndey , Bibl e lee · denom inatlonal ), Langs\1 i lle lur e. 9 · 30 a .m .; Wat chtower Dexter Road' , the Rev Wortev study, 10 : 30 a .m .• Tuesday , Haley. pastor . sunday school , Bibl e stvd y , 7 30 p m .. Thui'S · 10 a.m .. evening worship, 7·30 da y . min1stry sc hool , 7 · 30 p m. Prayer meeting , p .m : se rvi ce meeting 8 : 30 Tuesday. 7: 30 p .m , youth p .m group , Fnd ay , 7. 30 pm , MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Christ in Christian Urnon Law re nce Manley, pastor ; Mrs . Rvssell Young , SU nday Sc hool Supt Sun day Schoo l Mrs. Don Comer. A program 9. 30 am Evening worSh ip, 7: JO . Wednesday prayer and picnic on Friday comm ee ting , l 30 p m . pleted the session. MT . MORIAH CHURCH OF - Raci ne Route 2, the Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey GOD Rev . James M Muncy, pastor att£nded the open house and Sunday school, 9 . 45 a .m .; morn in9 worsh1p , 11 a .m .: banquet for the tOOth year even ing worship , 7 . 30 p .m . celebration of the Nebraska Pray er meet ing , Tuesda y, 7: JO p m . Young people's meeting , Grange in Pickaway County. 7. 30 p m Thursday RUTLAND CHURCH OF An address by State Grange GOO ....., Sertha K i ngr ey, Master, James Ross and music subs tit ute pastor Sunday Sc hool. 10 a .m , worship by · a singing group, The se rv1ce . 7. p .m Sunda.y Prayer Meadow Larks, were meetmg , Wednesday . 7 30 p .m HAZEL COMMUNITY highlights of the program. CHURCH - Near Long Bot Mr. and Mrs. Ttnunons, Ray, tom ESIII Hart , pastor ; Roy Brown, ass•stant pastor . Ohio, called on Mr . and Mrs. Sunday sc hool , 10 am , ChUr'ch 7 30 p m each Sunday Reed Jeffers. evening , prayer meeting , 7 ·30 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bolen p m Thursday . MIDDLEPORT PEN · and Lisa, accompanied by her TECOSTAL -- Third Ave .. the parents, Mr. and Mrs. ·Harold Rev Wi ll iam Kn1tlel , pastor . ld Dugan , Sund ay Sc hool Dixon, visited Mrs. Dixon's Rona Supt . Cla sses for all age!So , sister, Mrs. Neva Baker and even1flQ service, 7 · 30 p m ; sludv, Wednesday , 7 : 30 other relatives in the Port pB1b1e· m . youth ser'olices. Fr1day, Jefferson, Ohio, area on 7· )0 p .m FREEWILL BAPT'IST Saturday and Sunday. Corne r Ash and Plum , M1d Herrman , Mrs. Linda Queen Dye (Mrs. Uleport ; Noel pastor Satu rday eveping , Thad Dye) was among the se r'olice , 7 p . m Sunday sc hool , 10 a .m . Su nday evening graduates at Ohio University worsh1p, 7 p .m FIRST BAPTIST Of Mid · at recent commencement , c orn er of Si xt h and exercises. She received a dleport Pa lmer Street s Rev Charles pa s tor Dannv Bachelor of Science degree in S1mo n s, Thompson , !:.unday Sch ool Education. Su per.ntendent . Su ndey h school lor everyone Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Jor- 9churc 15 am ; Morn ing worshiP dan, Bryan, Keith, and Sarah 10 · 15 am .; Evenipg serv•ces , 7 30 p .m ., Wednesday prayer Faye, accompanied by, her s.erv1cc, 7 30 p .m . Extra youth mother, Mrs. William Culwell, ac llvil 1es on Sunday, 5 p.m .• for all youth up lo sixth grade. a !tended the wedding and '6 30 for 1un ior and senior high reception of Mrs. Culwell's studen ts CHURCH OF CHRIST , grandson, Rick Rice to Miss Middleport. 5t h and Ma i n Raulin Moyel' , pastor Michael Phyllis Cook in Columbus. Gerlach, Sunday Sc hool supt . Mrs. Goldie Gillogly ac· B1b le Sch ool , 9 30 a. m .. morning worship . 10 30 a m . ; companied her son-in-law and evening wor Ship, 7. 30 p m ; daught£r, Mr. and Mrs. Paul prayer se rvice 7 p m Wed nesday . Gaston, Leah and Joe , to the MIDDLEPORT CHURCH Boring Reunion at Lake Alma OF TH 'E NAZARENE ~ Rev . Aud ry Miller, pastor , Lew is State Park. Ell1s , Sun day school supt , Su nday school, 9 · 30 am .• Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gillogly morn 1ng worship , 10 30, iun1or _and · faml)y attended the SOCiety , 6 · 30 p .m . NYPS, 6 45 m S undS~Y evangelistic wedding of Mrs. Gillogly's pmeeting, 7 30 p m Prayer niece, Cheryl Jo Lambert and meeting, Wednesday, 7: 30p .m Daniel Abbott, Pomeroy, at the Zion Church of Christ. They then attended a family gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Haning, Others pr.esent were and Mrs. Carl Morning, Pomeroy. Mr. UNITED MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY, The Umted Presbvterian Church , Dwight L. Zavllz, Pastor D i rector , FIRST UNITED PRES BYTERIAN , Ha...r ls on ville, Sunday Church Sc hool , 9 30 a .m ., Mr s. Homer Lee, Su pt , Morning Worship . JO · Joam FIRST UNITI:O PRES· BYTER .CAN , M i ddle port , Sunday Sc hool School , 9 .30a m, John F Fultz , Supt .. Morn 1ng , Worship, 10 : 30 a .m Elyria, Mrs. Goldie Roush, Middleport, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grover and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lambert, and Mr. and Mrs. MEI CS Marvin Whit£ and family, all of COOPERATIVE Pomeroy. PARISH THE UNITED Mrs. Rex Cheadle was host to METHODIST CHURCH the Busy Bee Society of the Robert R. Cal'd Director Carpenl£r Baptist Church. POMEROY CLUSTER R e\1 . Robert R. Card VIrginia Jordan, -Randy Rev. F. Stanten Sm1fh Johnson and Lester Jeffers CHESTER - Worship 9: 15 represented Meigs County at a m , Church School 10 a m ENTERPRISE - WOr'Sh 1p, 9 Ohio State 4-H club Congress in a m , Church Sch ool. 10 am . FLATWOODS - W ors h ip , 11 Colwnbus. d m ; Ch ur c h School 10 a m Friends here have learned POMEROY Worsh i p , m , Church School 9 15 that William Thomas, who, a10 m30, aUMYF 6 30 p m . ROCK SPRINGS - Worsh i p along with Mrs. Thomas (Lucy 10 a m , Church SchOOl 9 a m PeiTy), are in Florids with UMYF 6 30 p , m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER their daughrer's family, is in a Rev . Robert Bumgilrner hospital and has had· a leg HEATH ~ Worship 10 ~ 30 : Church School 9 30 am . ; was a camper. amputated because of a blood am UM YF 7 p .m . Guests of Mr. and Mrs. clot. RUTLAND - Worsh ip 9 15 a m. ; Church Sc hool Hl a m ; Arthur Crabtree on Sunday UMYF 7 p .m . were Mr. and Mrs. John W.· CENTER Wor . 1 SALEM stJ.1p 9 i.'l m ; Churc h School 10 Parker, Cambridge, Mr. and a.m . • UMYF Thursday , 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Mrs . Frank Ryther, Pomeroy, Rev . Merrell FloYd · and Mr. and Mrs. Carl CrabTheAimanac ASBURY worship 11 tree, Russell and Kevin, By United Press IntemotiOnaJ a m : Churc h Sc hool 9 50 a m .; w s cs , ls t Tuesday , Albany Rt. Today is Friday, June 29, the FOREST RUN - WorShiP 9 Church Sc hool 10 a m ; Maternal grandparents of ]80th day of 1973 with 185 to aW •n SCS. 3rd Wednesday , 7 30 the baby daughter Jennie follow . p m MINERSVILLE - Worship Yvette, born to Mr. and Mrs. The moon is approaching its 10 a m . Church School 9 a .m ; David Uewelyn (Jane Jor- new phase. wscs, Jrd Monday, 7 : 30pm . SYRACUSE Church dan), New Marshfield , inThe morning stars are Mars, school. Q am : worship ser cluded Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Jupiter and Saturn. viteSO~~/~.f-E.~N CLUSTER Jordan,grandparents ; Mr. and The eVening stars are Mer.. Rev . Frank Cheuebrew Rev . Martha Ann Mattner Mrs. Reed Jeffers and Mrs. cury and Venus. fl: e\1, Howard Shiveley Faye Jordan, great grand· Those born on this date are...._ BETHANY (Dorcas> , lv\lorship, Q· 30 il . f'rl , Church parents, all local, and Mrs. underthes1gnofCancer , school 10 30 am Beulah Cordray, Athens, greatWilliam Mayo founder of the CARM!L wors nip, 11 ' a m . 1st and 3rd Sunday s , gre&t'i!J'&ndmother. famed medical center bearing CMurc h ScnooL 10 am '. APPLE GROVE ·· Worship , Thirty children and twelve hi s namel was born J une 29, 7 :•o p m first and third Sun · helpera enjoyed a week 's 1861. dltys : Church school . 9 · 30 On this day in hi'"tory· am prayer meeting, t il's I vacation Bible School at tbe .. Wed nesday , 7: 30_p .rn .., · · Temp!~ IJnlted Methodist In 1852, Arr.erican slatesman · EAST LETART - wo,sn,p . · · W . 7 ~,, P ,,,., ~ ccond and l ourtl'l Chlll'ch 1111der tho dirf<'tloil 01 ,. nenry Cla)'dled 1ft ashmgton. ~'Jn d.ty(, ChUri,. h SGhOol 9 :30 ., •. .-. •u 1>"-''oiCr m~Pt1nq , W1 IIOio"'> d"Y I )0 f) 111 G I<EAT 8ENO •• '•rl l" ( t (h.H(h".~I.Unl, 1! 11 th1rd Worshop 11 ·.un,Jtly'So. IOau1. I.ETANT FALLS Vt uro>i1i p , ,,., a ou : chu rch sc hool , 9 a m . Hohfl' •. t11d~ . 1 JO p m every . .. . ...,. , ~. MORNING STAR Worsh ip ~ IO i'lr m . Church Schoot 10. JO it m M i d Week ·Se rv ice , Wednt>'Sd'ay . 8 p.m MORSE CHAPEL ·- Wor !ih ip II am : 1s t and 3rd ~unda~'\ . Ct'lur c h Schoo/, 10 a m PORTLAND Worsh 1p 7· 30 p m : Chu r c h Sc hOOl 9: 30a .m . SUTTON - Wor~h i p , 11 a .m 1nd and olth Sundays ; Church Sc hool 10 a .m . WESLEYAN (RilcineJ Wor s. h i p , 1 1 am .; Ch ur ch Sc hool . 10 a .m. NORTHEAST CLUSTER Re\1 . Jacob Lehman Re\1 . Stanle-y Brandum JOPPA - WOI'Ship 10 a .m , Church Sc hool 9 am .; Prayer M ee ting , Wednesda y , 8 p m . LONG BOTTOM - Church se rv ic es , 9 B m ; Sunday Sc tlool 9 45 a .m Bible • Stu dy every Thursda y, 7 : 30 p .m NORTH BETHEL Wor ship 11 a .m ., Chu r c h Scnoot 10 am . ALFRED - Sunday school. 9 . 45 an:' · each Sunday : prea c h ing at 11 a .m . each Sunday . Prayer meeting , 7· AS p . m . Wednesday ; W S C~ , 8p . m , M I UN tON BAPTIST Rev (l.'C•I (.o~o:. pastor !,voday V hf)QI "\upt . Joe ~ayre \ LIIld.,_y SC hOOl. '9 <IS a .m , .... ,o<Jav cvc·nmq w orsh 1p , 7· 30 Wednesday prayer ~n d Bible 'iludy , I JO p m TUPPERS PLA I NS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Euqene Underwood, pas. tor , Howard Cald we ll. Jr , Sund ay Sch ool S.Up L. Su nda v School , 9 30 a .rn . Morn1ng sermon , 10 30 a m , Sunday e<ven i ng scr v 1ce. 1 p .m . LETART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN Re'¥ . Freeland Norr is, pastor , Flovct Norr i s, supt Sunctay SChOOl. 9 :JO am ,· morn ing sermon . 10: 30 am ; Praver se rv 1ce, Wednesdav, 1· 30 p .m . CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY, G . P . Sm•th . pa stor . Sunday School , 10 am ; A rth ur Henson . Supt.. M orn ing Wor sh ip , 11 a .m; Young Peoples service. 7 p m ; Evening serv ice. 7 30 p .m W edne~ day M1d Week Prayer Service .. 7 : 30 p . m . , Youth meeting 6 · 30 p m ; Evenmg worst"'lp , 7: JO p .m . CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Herbert Grate , pastor . wor sh ip serv ic e , 11 a . m . and 7: 30 p .m . Sunday Sunday Sc hoo/, 9 .30 a .m . Ri cha rd Barton, supt:;. Prayer meeting , Wed nes<;M-y, 7 30 p .m . BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Cl i fford Smith , minister . Sunday Sc hool 9 .30 am .,, morning c hurch 10 :30 a.m . ; Sunday e\lenino serv.ce , on th ird Tuesday each month . REEDSVILLE Sunday sc hool , 9; 30 ; preach ing. 7 : 30 1 ~ Op . m . Wednesday se rvice . 8 p m Sunday , prayer meeting , p .m . 7·30p . m Tuesday . WSCS , 7: JO LAUREL CLIFF FREii f ir st Thursday each month . METHODIST Rev . Robert SILVER RIDGE ~ Worship E Buckley , pastor . William 10 a .m .; Church School , 9 a.m . Badey, sup t , Sunday sc hool TUPPEfitS PLAINS 9. 30 a .m .; mornmg warsh ip, Wor shi p 9 a .m . . Church 10 · 30 am ; h ' enino worsh1p, School , 10 am . 7: 3Qp m. Wednesday Christian KENO CHURCH OF Youth Crusade , 6· :W pm .; CHRIST Hoban Newell. praver meet ing , 7: 30 p .m . • su p ! Serv1t::e w ee k tv , 9 : 30a .m . Thursday c ho ir pra ctice. 7 on Sunday . Preaching first and p .m . lhird Sundays of month b y DEXTER CHURCH OF Cl 11ford Smi th , 9 30 a r'n CH R 1ST Danny Evans , HOBSON CHRISTIAN pastor, Norman C. Will, supt. UNION Darre l Doddr ill .. Sunday School 9 : 30 a .m , pastor SunddY Sc hool, 9 · 30 Worsh i p service, 10 .30 a .m . am , Leonard Gilmo re , f1rst Ch ri s t i an Endeavor Sunday elder ; e\len ino service. 7. 30 even mg . P m Wednesday prayer J;JEORGANIZED CHURCH meeting , 7:30Pm . Of: JESUS CHRJST OF Ml MORIAH CHURCH OF LATTER DAY SAINTS GOO - Ra e~ ne Route 2. The Por ttand ·Racme Road Ralph Rev Cha rl es Hand , pastor J ohnson , pa s t o r . H erbert Sunday school. 9 : 45 a .m .; '· White Su nd ay Sc hool D ire c tor motn i ng w~r s hip , II am . ' sun d~y School, 9 · 30 am ., Even 1ng serv 1ces, Tuesday and Morning worsh ip , 10 :30 a .m , Friday , 7 30. sunday evening service 1 p .m BEARWALLOW · RIDGE Wednesday eveliing prayer CHURCH OF CHRIST. Bible serv1ces, 7 30 p .m . s tudy , 9 · JO a . m .: morning BETHLEHEM BAPTIST worsh!P· 10 30 am ; evening Great ' Bend , Charles Norri s, worsh1p, 6 30 p m Wednesday pa stor . Worship service . 9 · 30 B1ble study , 7: 30pm . a.m 1, Sunday Sc hool. 10 . 30 MT . OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom , Sunday Schoo l , 10 a m with Willard Pigott. supt . Evangel 1st mess ag e each Sundav even ing , 1: 30pm . by Elder Rus sell Cline , m in is ter of t he Apostolfc Faith. Bible Study , Wednesday, 7 .30 p m . STIVERSVILLE COM · ,MUNITY CHURCH - S\J nday school service. 10 a . m . Prayer meet.i nQ. Thursday , 7 p m .; Sunday even1no ser'olice, 7 p m . ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pom e roy Harrisonv i lle Road Kenneth Eberts , pastor . Paul M cElroy, Sunday School Supt Sun day School 9 : ~0 a .m .; morning worship ancl com munion , 10 : 30 a .m , Sunday e11en1ng youth Christian en deavor . 6.30 , Worsh ip se r . V1ces, Su nday , 7 30 p . m Wednesday evening prayer meeting and Bible study, 7· 30 p .m ST. JOHN LUTHERAN P 1ne Grove, the R ev Arthur Combs , pa stor \ s unday sc hool , 9 . JO a m ; ct1 urc h services , 10 · 30 a rn BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST . B ible Sc hool. 9 : 30 am .. mornmg worsh1p , 10 : JO a .m Sun day e\lenmg Worship Se rv 1ce , 7 ' 30 p m ,, choir pra ct ice Sun d ay and Wed nesday, 7 P .m ., prave r meetinq and B ible Study Wednesday , 7. JO pm . ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Freeland Norris , pastor Sunday !iC hool 10 a m , Church se r\lice . 7 p .m . Wednesday B1ble Study , 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday Sc hool. 9 . 30 a . m . . Mor'ning Worship, 10 30 a .m , Evening worship , 7. 30 p m ; Wednesday Mid Week Servi ce Sunday Schoo l Su peqnlendent , Ge rald Wells Pastor, R ev . Morris M Wolfe RACINE FIRST BAPTISTWalter P . Bikacsan, pastor ; Ronnie Salser, s. S. Supt .; Sunday School, 9:30 &. m ; Morning Worship 10 45 a .m .; Sunday even in g worship 7 :30 p .m Wednesday evening Bible Study, 8 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN _ Rev Lawren ce Su llivan, s d s n 1 9 30 P. t s or un ay c oo : am .; youth and j unior vou-th serv1ce, 6 45 p m ; e\len1ng worship , 7 30p. m .. prayer and pra1se , Wednesday, 1 : 30 p .m . SILVER RUN FREE BAPTISt Rev Howard Kimble , pa stor Sunday School, 10 a .m , H enry Davis , supt .,' evening se rvi ce, 7':30 p m Prayer m ee ting , Thursday. 7 30 p m. CHESTER CHURCH Of= GOO Rev . James Sal tcrfle ld , pa s tor Sund ay school , 9 30 am .• worsh1 p service, 11 am , even1ng se rvice , 7, prayer serv1ce and youth o;ervice, Wednesday . 7 p .m . LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Robert E Musser, pastor Sun day Sc hool. 9 · 30 am ., Robert Bobo, supf. ; mornmg worsh i p , 10 .3 0; Sunday e\len lng ser\lice , 1 · 30 , Mld ·w ee k serv1cc, Wednesday , 7.30 pm . SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev . M . C Larimore, pastor . Bob Moore , Sunday School Supt Su nday School , classes for al l ages . 9 30 am . ; morn i no worship, 10 . 45. NYPS Sunday , 6 30 p . m , evangelistic service Sunday , 7 :30 p m Mid -week prayer meeting , Wednesday , 7 JOp m ; MiSS1on.1Jry meeting 1 S') cond Wednesday, 7. 30 p .m . Ut.IITE:O FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL Rev Robert Sm1 th , pa s tor SundaY sc hooi , 9 . 30a .m , ctass le~der , Leo Hd l. worship serv1ce, 10 30 am . c hur ch , 7 30 p .m . E D E N U N I ·T E 0 Bk .C: THREN IN CHRIST E:tdon R . Blake, pastor Sunday ~ c h oot. 10 "'m , W i nnie Hol'> 1n9er . Sun• Morning !iCrrnon, 11 am ; tvening serv 1ce Chns l i an Endeavor , 7 . 30 p .m , Mrs . Lyda Cfle val 1er. pres1denL Son g se rv1cc and se r mon, 8 · 20 Mid Week prayer mee ting Wed nesday , 7 · 30 p .m . Mrs Mari e Ho ls mger , class leader CHURCH OF JESUS C~RIST -· Located at Rutland · on New Lima RoaCI . next to f ores t Acre Park ; Rev Ray Rouse , pastor , Robert Musser, Sunday Sc hool supt Sunday sc hool , IO . lO a .m .: worship J 30 P. m B1ble stu dy , Wed ncsaay . 7. 30 p .m Si!llvrday n1ghl prayer service , 7. 30 p .m HEMLOCK G~OVE CHRISTIAN -- Roger Watson , Pu~ 'or Ray Whaley, supt . ; Morn ing wor!.hip . 9 · 30 a .m .. c nur~h scnoo1 , 10 ·30 am .: young people'! meet ing, 6 : 30 r."l m : evt!n ir.g worship , ~.Hi .. . ,1, . ,... , . ' ') ' ' t • , AN' GUESS WHA R IT ~EMA DE IT 24-2~ All WENT!! ALL GONE Monday Acts 3 12- 16, 4: 5-12 • Tuesday A cts 10 3•· 4S •. Wednesda y A cts 9 1-19 • Thursd<~y Acts 9 CAMPUS 20-31 8UT HE WOW'S THE COAC~; ~1610 G1V£ IT UP. IT NOT BAO, 81MO, CONSIDERING OUR BUDGE.T J;lECRU rTtNG, BECAME 100 t'fS HARD TO COMP~TE WHEN I I-lAVE TO WilliE ANO OrNE THEM AT THE HOT DOG STANO... cosn.v ... AND ASK FOR SEPARATE FOR HIM, P'\101. '- -' CHECKSJ Friday A cts II 19-26, 13 : 1-4 • Saturday Acts 19 I -I 0 U 'L 'ABNER ! ~/ ~ TI-lE eLUEBIRD ~ f any bill .rha/1 /lOt be returned by the President within ten days (Sundays excepted) . . . the same shall be a law. (Article 1, Section 7 of the Constitution) .St.IIZf'I.,Us ! CHAIRMAN -U R IAH IRONGRIP- I EVEN HARDER .TO GET IWY OUT OF JT !! They were conscientious and astute men- those architects of the Constitution. They wanted to be sure the President could never halt the processes of democratic government by delaying legislation. And the phrase "Sundays excepted" shows that our Founding Fathers also respected Sunday as the day of the Lord. To them , it seemed natural to safeguard their freedom and pr<>fess their faith all in one sentence . The document they produced has weathered two hundred years - lheir faith almost two thousand. Both their Constitution and their creed-the Christian faith-are just as vibrant and important today. Make Sundays an exception to your daily routine-Go to Church! ... NZ}f;( ? THE REASON IS ITS FOUNDATION HAS N\OR.E. MONEY THAN FORT KNOX~ ..'1 1 't a .m eARLETON CHURCH Kingsbury Road . Su nday School. 9: 30a .m .• Ralph Carl , supt . Worship service. 10 .30 a.m . and 7 30 p m . allel'nately Prayer meeting , Wednesd~y, 7· 30 p m Re'¥ . Jay Stiles, pa sto r OLD DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Rev Carl Richards , pastor Mrs . Worlev Fran cis, Sundar school supt , Su nday schoo. 9 . 45 d . m .• church services, sec ond and tourtl'l Su 11day s following Sunday sc hool ; t~r s t and third Sunday evenings , 1 30 p .m . LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt , pastor ; Sunday Sc hool sup ! , Ronald Osborne , B ib le Sc hool. 9· 30 a .m .; pr.e aching 10 : 4S a .m .. Evening services , ' 7 . 30 p m HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST - Ronald Wells , pastor . Sunday School 9 : 30 a.m . . Morn ing worsl')ip , 10 :30 am . . Young People's Se rvice 6' 45 p .m ; Evangelist ic ser . \liCe , 7: 30 p m . Praver meet1 ng , Thursday , 7; 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL '"MtSSION - Bald Knobs , Rev L . R G!uesencamp, pastor . Roger Wilfred , Sr ., Sunday Sc hool Supt Su nday Sct,,ool 9· 30 am , Sun day even1ng worshtp 7. 30. Prayer meeti ng , Tuesday, 7. 30 p .m . Ernest Deete r , c lass leader . Youth mee llng , Wednesday, 7 . 30 p m . , Erne!it Deeter. leader . MT . HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Robert Shook, pastor Sunday school, 9 30 a m , Russell Spencer, supt ; worsh ip service. 10 45 a . m .. even ing worship alternating w ith C. E at 7. 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meet 1ng , 1 ·30 p .m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe . lay leader WH LTE'S CHAPEL Coolville RD Re\1 Ray Deeter , pastor Sunday sc hool , 9 ·30 am ; worship service. 10 ·30 a rn Bible study and prayer S" -e. Wednesday , 7, 30 p .m. RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST - Keith W 1se , pastor . Sunday Sc hool , 9 ' 30 am ., V . H. Braley, supt ., warship ser'o11ce and commun1on , 10 .30 a .m .. evening serv ic e, 7· 30 p m ., Wednesday , Bible s tudy , 7: 30 . P m Regular board meetmg , l~1rd Sa turday each month , 7 30 P m . RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH - Sunday Sc.hool, 9 :30a . m .; Worship se1'v1ci , 11 a . ~. ; Wednesdav prayer ~eetmg, 7: _ 30 p . m . Sunday n•ght worsh1p, 1 :30 P.m .· RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev . Lloyd D Grimm . Jr .• pastor . Su nd~y Schoo .! , 9 : 30 a .m ; Morn1ng worsh1p , 10 :.30 am ; Young people's serviCe, 6 · 45 p .m ; Evangel is tic servl~e. 7 30 p m Wednesday even1ng service, 7: 30p .m . MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL, George Casto, pa~tor Sund?Y Sc hool , 9 : 30 , even1n~ worsh•P · 7 30 Thursday eve111ng prayer servlce.7 . 30p .m . • ,\' '\S ON FIA:ST BAPTIST ~ Second and Pomeroy Sts ., Stan Craig, pastor Su nday school. 9· 45 am , .w'?rshlp s.ervlce, 11 am ; tra1n1ng un_1on , 6_· 30 p m .. even1ng worsh•P ser\lll':e, 7. 30 . p rn Mid -week prayer serv1ce, Wedne sd ay . 7: 30pm . FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH - Letar~ Roufe 1, the Re\1 . Stan CraP;,~ . pastor . Sund ay school 9 . 30 am ; prayer and Bible Mudy, 7 · 30 p m . Cottage prayer service, Tuesday, 10 a.m .; worship se rvice . Fr iday , 7 :30p .m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, P 0 . Box 487 , Miller St. , Mason , W Va . Sunday Bible St ud v 10 a .m ., Worship 11 am . anct 7 p m Bible Study Wednesday 7 p . m ., Vocal m us 1c MASON AS SEMBLY OF GOO " " OP ~ <. t , Ma!ion . w va . Ct~..:< lm l~n nant , pastor Sunday scnool , 10 am , ; morn 1ng worship, 11 a .m .; ev angel istic serv ice , 1· 30 p m Bible study and prayer service. Wednesday, 7. 30 p .m . Phone 713 513 3 HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHR IST q n Chri1tlan Union The Rev William Campbell, pasiOI' . Sunday school, 9 : 30 am , James Hughes , sup! , evening ser ... !ce, 7 · 30 p .m Wednesday evening prayer m eet1ng , 7'30 p .m . Youth prayer service each Tuesday . • FAIRVIEW 8 f B 1.- E CHURCH, Letart , W . va .. R·t. I. Rev . Geor'ge Hoschar , pasta!' Sunday S'c~ool 9 : 30 a . m Prayer end 8 1 b/~ study 7 : JO . ~ . m .. Cott•ge Prayer Ser\11ce Tutsd,.y 10 a . m . WOrsh iR Service, Thursday 7 . 30 p .m . · BLESS YORE BONES. TATER~! Sunday Colossians I ?;\~ 6-~9 1-1~, SYLV'&6TER., YA TMROUGt< C"&ANIN ' ME! TH' G0fi(/~'S CASE! IT'S TIME FE'R LUNCH ! WINNIE WINKLE I. svr ··o •& FlNtSM&'D IN A THE WATER HERE: ~i'N MINLfT'ES! CAN 5ETRiCKY1 WHIRLPOOL& 1 YOU KNOW. 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Pomoroy Devoted to the Interest of The ~lgs & Milson Area Pomeroy , Ohio thm , sharp CAPTAIN EASY lone OAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: lo AXYDLBAAXR LO. NGFI!LLOW One letter si mply stands for anOther. ln this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. SinMle letters . apostrophe!, the length and formation ot the words are 111 hints. Each day th<' .('Ode letters are different. KL U P C YPUT TZC lZLR NGOC IP • KRZKTR KLUPCYPUT U TYC C TR RB· Z~I IZLR THAT U,lol,5 EA51'! I JUST lb!.O 'EM THAT OtJR CAMP PR~IDfiNT WQI)t.O REAU!{ 6ET Af1ER THEM IF THE<! DIDN'T ElREAi< IT Uf'! ltl¥fc._ CRYPTOQUOTES . FZGTA YM CQRH VR U FRLR ALRUIH . - N . K. ' INVAOI OUITAI: J s �• ST . PAUL LUl'HERAN Corner S.econd ,fln(l Sycarnor to St . Pomeroy , lt'le- Rev Arthur C Lund . p.astor Su nday 1ic hoo t. 9 H .am . , worsh i p SPrY Ice, 10 lO a .m ., tr•ve-len.· summer SL•rv1ce , TtlVrSday . 7 : 30 p.m . Ch:a: r tes Evans . Christian ediJCillf i on superin t end en l ' ' POMEROY POME.OY TRINITY Rev w M Perr in , pastor . Roy Maye-r , Supl Church SChOOl. 9 IS am , wors h ip , 10 : 24a m .; vo u th choir re-hears.al Mond11y , 6 ; 30 p .m , Mrs . Mar ... in Bur t, direc tor . Hnior choir rehearsa l. 1.30 p m .• Thur s . day . Mrs . Pa ul N e~ue, d irector POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Co rner Union and Mulberry . Re v . Clyde V . Henderson , pastor . SunP&v school. 9 :30 a. .m , Glen M cClun g , supl. ; mornmg worsh tp, IO · Jo ~ . rn .: e-ven ing service , 7: 101 mid .week ser v tce. We dnesday . 7 : 30 p ,m GRACE EPISCOPAl Morn ing ·prayer' and sermon , 10 30 a.m. Hol y c ommun ion ' I' I'· ~ and ser mon , 10 30 a . m . ktndergar t e n f trs t Sunday s, Church s c ho o l , through grade , tO · Jo a .m e i ghth POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - Mr . Ho yt Allen , Jr ., pa s tor . Bible Sc hool, 9 : 10a .m ., wors h 1p , 10 : 30 , adult wor shi p ser vice and y oung people 's meet i ng , both 7 . 30 p .m . Sun day Wednesday , comb ined B i bl e study and prayer meetin g . 7 ·30 p m . THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W . Winmg , officer tn c harge Sunday , 10 a m , Ho li ness meeting ; 10 : 30 a .m , Su nday SchooL Young Peop le 's Leg i on . 7 p .m ; Thursdav . Ito 3 p m , Lad ies Ho me Lea gue, 7 P m . Prep c l asses . Carpenter News, Event Mr . and Mrs. Lawrence Tackett, Flatwoods, Ky ., were recent guests of his brother-inlaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs. William Culwell. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mattox have returned from a combined pleasure and business trip to August.li, · Arkansas. They brought back strawbe!Ty plants from that area and viewed sights including the flooded areas of the Mississippi River Vall~y. Mr. and Mrs. James Fraley, Steve, Lee and Gail, and Mr. and Mrs. Derutis Fraley, Jr., Randy, f>aul, Johnnie, David and Lynn have been visiting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs . Dennis Fraley, Sr. They all live in Louisiana and were coming here foe a family · reunion when the small son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Fraley, Jr. was killed in a mower t accident. Many relatives and friends were at the funeral nome and funeral becau9!! of the death of Rusty Ray Fral~y, 5 year old son of Clifton, Jr. and Carolyn Greenlees Fraley in ·a mower accident. The little boy is also survived by a brother, Roger; his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Fraley, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Greenlees, along with great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Fraley, Sr., ' . all of this area. Burial was in Temple Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Harold GiUogly, Vicky and Bruce, accompanied by his sister, Bernice Mclenight, Columbus, have returned from a 10 day vacation trip. They viewed sights at the Rocky Mountain National Park, Yellowstone National Park, Grand Tetons, - Custer's Battlefield, Mount Rushmore and the Badlands, and Glacier National Park in the western states. Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan were guests of Racine Grange and he gave his final report as a delegate to the Ohio State Grange Session. Those attending Junior 4-H Camp at Canters Cav;e near Jackson from this cominWlity included campers, Cheryl Lawson, Rick and Ralph Jordan, Pam Holcomb, Bryan Jordan and Marcia Holcomb. Counselors were Lester Jeffers and Randy Johnson . Mrs. Pansy Jordan was a 4-H assistant and Margie Jeffers was camp assistant. Counselors for the Beginners camp included Virginia Jordan, Cheryl Lawson and Marco Jeffers, while Robert Jeffers SACRED HEART - R~v . Fathe r BernarQ krajcO\Iic . SEVE NTH . OAY AD · p'as tor Phone 99 7 28H . LOC.il!fed on Saturdll'r' e-vening Mass , 7 JO • VENTIST H eigh t s, near p m Sun da y Ma ss. a and 10 , Mulberry V<'lerans M emor ia l Hospita L a I'll Co nfess ions . Saturday , 1 Pome-r oy . Pastor Herbert 7 30 p .m . Morgan . Sabbath Sc hool, e'olerv POMEROY FIRST BAP Saturda y at 1 p .m . and worship TIST Robert Kuhn , pastor , se rv ice foll owing at 3: 15pm , W 1lliam wat son , Sunday school Ope n B i bl e discussion eac h sup! Sunday school. 9 ~o am .; 1 hu r sday at 7 :30 P .m at the BYF 6 p m .; 8 i bl (• S!u dy . " The Frie ndly 1c hurch Wednesday. 1 p . m .. choir Chu r c h " practice, Wednesday , 8· 30 p m GRAHAM . U~ITED POMEROY WESLEYAN METHODIST PrU <; h i ng HOliNESS CHURCH , -.. 9 ; JO a.m ., t 1 rst and &econd H ar r iso nville Road , Rev . Su nday s o f ea c h month , th ird O ' Dell Manley , Pastor . Henrv and t ovrth Su nday s ea ch Ebl i n . Sunday Sch oo l Supl month , worsh i p se rv ice at 7: 30 Su nda y School 9 : 30 a m ; p m Wednesday e\len ings at Evening wor ship 7 ·30 p .m ., 7: JO. Praver and B i ble St udy . Prayer and Pra ise serv ice, FIRST SOUTHERN BAP Thursda'p' , 7: 30 pm . TIST 282 Mulberry Ave ., NEASE SETTLEMENT Pomeroy , itff ili ated w it h CHAPEL Non S. B .C , the Rev . F red H ilL denom 1nat ion al. George s pa s tor : Hershel M cClure. Oller . Pa stor Sunday Sc hool 10 Sun day sc hool supt . Sunday a m . Worsh ip Serv 1c e 11 am school. 9 30 a.m .. morning Sunday night serv1ces 7 30 worsh ip , 10 . 30 am . ; Su ndav p m , 1/iednesday Prayer eva ng el iStic meet ing , 7 30 p .m . meet ing 7 30 p .m . E\ler.,.one Pra..,.er meetmg , Wednesday . wel c ome . 7· 30 p m , POMEROY WESTSIDE MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST , 200 W . MT. MORIAH BAPTIST Ma 1n St - Loren T . Stephens , Corner Fou rth and Ma1n , evanQt>list , phon e 99 2-7856 . M1dd!eport R ev Henry Kev , Con!Soervatlve , non Jr ., pastor . Sunday Sc hool , 9 30 mstr umental Sunday worsh1p , am , Mr s Ervin Baumgard · 10 a m ; B1bte study , l l a.m ; n er , sup! ; Morning worsh ip . wor shi p , 6 p .m . Wednesday 10 · 45 a.m. B ibl e s tudy , 7 p m . JEHOVAH ' S WITNESSES MIDWAY COMMUNITY Larry Carnahan , pres i d i ng CHURCH ( non m 1nisler Su ndey , Bibl e lee · denom inatlonal ), Langs\1 i lle lur e. 9 · 30 a .m .; Wat chtower Dexter Road' , the Rev Wortev study, 10 : 30 a .m .• Tuesday , Haley. pastor . sunday school , Bibl e stvd y , 7 30 p m .. Thui'S · 10 a.m .. evening worship, 7·30 da y . min1stry sc hool , 7 · 30 p m. Prayer meeting , p .m : se rvi ce meeting 8 : 30 Tuesday. 7: 30 p .m , youth p .m group , Fnd ay , 7. 30 pm , MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Christ in Christian Urnon Law re nce Manley, pastor ; Mrs . Rvssell Young , SU nday Sc hool Supt Sun day Schoo l Mrs. Don Comer. A program 9. 30 am Evening worSh ip, 7: JO . Wednesday prayer and picnic on Friday comm ee ting , l 30 p m . pleted the session. MT . MORIAH CHURCH OF - Raci ne Route 2, the Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey GOD Rev . James M Muncy, pastor att£nded the open house and Sunday school, 9 . 45 a .m .; morn in9 worsh1p , 11 a .m .: banquet for the tOOth year even ing worship , 7 . 30 p .m . celebration of the Nebraska Pray er meet ing , Tuesda y, 7: JO p m . Young people's meeting , Grange in Pickaway County. 7. 30 p m Thursday RUTLAND CHURCH OF An address by State Grange GOO ....., Sertha K i ngr ey, Master, James Ross and music subs tit ute pastor Sunday Sc hool. 10 a .m , worship by · a singing group, The se rv1ce . 7. p .m Sunda.y Prayer Meadow Larks, were meetmg , Wednesday . 7 30 p .m HAZEL COMMUNITY highlights of the program. CHURCH - Near Long Bot Mr. and Mrs. Ttnunons, Ray, tom ESIII Hart , pastor ; Roy Brown, ass•stant pastor . Ohio, called on Mr . and Mrs. Sunday sc hool , 10 am , ChUr'ch 7 30 p m each Sunday Reed Jeffers. evening , prayer meeting , 7 ·30 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bolen p m Thursday . MIDDLEPORT PEN · and Lisa, accompanied by her TECOSTAL -- Third Ave .. the parents, Mr. and Mrs. ·Harold Rev Wi ll iam Kn1tlel , pastor . ld Dugan , Sund ay Sc hool Dixon, visited Mrs. Dixon's Rona Supt . Cla sses for all age!So , sister, Mrs. Neva Baker and even1flQ service, 7 · 30 p m ; sludv, Wednesday , 7 : 30 other relatives in the Port pB1b1e· m . youth ser'olices. Fr1day, Jefferson, Ohio, area on 7· )0 p .m FREEWILL BAPT'IST Saturday and Sunday. Corne r Ash and Plum , M1d Herrman , Mrs. Linda Queen Dye (Mrs. Uleport ; Noel pastor Satu rday eveping , Thad Dye) was among the se r'olice , 7 p . m Sunday sc hool , 10 a .m . Su nday evening graduates at Ohio University worsh1p, 7 p .m FIRST BAPTIST Of Mid · at recent commencement , c orn er of Si xt h and exercises. She received a dleport Pa lmer Street s Rev Charles pa s tor Dannv Bachelor of Science degree in S1mo n s, Thompson , !:.unday Sch ool Education. Su per.ntendent . Su ndey h school lor everyone Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Jor- 9churc 15 am ; Morn ing worshiP dan, Bryan, Keith, and Sarah 10 · 15 am .; Evenipg serv•ces , 7 30 p .m ., Wednesday prayer Faye, accompanied by, her s.erv1cc, 7 30 p .m . Extra youth mother, Mrs. William Culwell, ac llvil 1es on Sunday, 5 p.m .• for all youth up lo sixth grade. a !tended the wedding and '6 30 for 1un ior and senior high reception of Mrs. Culwell's studen ts CHURCH OF CHRIST , grandson, Rick Rice to Miss Middleport. 5t h and Ma i n Raulin Moyel' , pastor Michael Phyllis Cook in Columbus. Gerlach, Sunday Sc hool supt . Mrs. Goldie Gillogly ac· B1b le Sch ool , 9 30 a. m .. morning worship . 10 30 a m . ; companied her son-in-law and evening wor Ship, 7. 30 p m ; daught£r, Mr. and Mrs. Paul prayer se rvice 7 p m Wed nesday . Gaston, Leah and Joe , to the MIDDLEPORT CHURCH Boring Reunion at Lake Alma OF TH 'E NAZARENE ~ Rev . Aud ry Miller, pastor , Lew is State Park. Ell1s , Sun day school supt , Su nday school, 9 · 30 am .• Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gillogly morn 1ng worship , 10 30, iun1or _and · faml)y attended the SOCiety , 6 · 30 p .m . NYPS, 6 45 m S undS~Y evangelistic wedding of Mrs. Gillogly's pmeeting, 7 30 p m Prayer niece, Cheryl Jo Lambert and meeting, Wednesday, 7: 30p .m Daniel Abbott, Pomeroy, at the Zion Church of Christ. They then attended a family gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Haning, Others pr.esent were and Mrs. Carl Morning, Pomeroy. Mr. UNITED MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY, The Umted Presbvterian Church , Dwight L. Zavllz, Pastor D i rector , FIRST UNITED PRES BYTERIAN , Ha...r ls on ville, Sunday Church Sc hool , 9 30 a .m ., Mr s. Homer Lee, Su pt , Morning Worship . JO · Joam FIRST UNITI:O PRES· BYTER .CAN , M i ddle port , Sunday Sc hool School , 9 .30a m, John F Fultz , Supt .. Morn 1ng , Worship, 10 : 30 a .m Elyria, Mrs. Goldie Roush, Middleport, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grover and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lambert, and Mr. and Mrs. MEI CS Marvin Whit£ and family, all of COOPERATIVE Pomeroy. PARISH THE UNITED Mrs. Rex Cheadle was host to METHODIST CHURCH the Busy Bee Society of the Robert R. Cal'd Director Carpenl£r Baptist Church. POMEROY CLUSTER R e\1 . Robert R. Card VIrginia Jordan, -Randy Rev. F. Stanten Sm1fh Johnson and Lester Jeffers CHESTER - Worship 9: 15 represented Meigs County at a m , Church School 10 a m ENTERPRISE - WOr'Sh 1p, 9 Ohio State 4-H club Congress in a m , Church Sch ool. 10 am . FLATWOODS - W ors h ip , 11 Colwnbus. d m ; Ch ur c h School 10 a m Friends here have learned POMEROY Worsh i p , m , Church School 9 15 that William Thomas, who, a10 m30, aUMYF 6 30 p m . ROCK SPRINGS - Worsh i p along with Mrs. Thomas (Lucy 10 a m , Church SchOOl 9 a m PeiTy), are in Florids with UMYF 6 30 p , m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER their daughrer's family, is in a Rev . Robert Bumgilrner hospital and has had· a leg HEATH ~ Worship 10 ~ 30 : Church School 9 30 am . ; was a camper. amputated because of a blood am UM YF 7 p .m . Guests of Mr. and Mrs. clot. RUTLAND - Worsh ip 9 15 a m. ; Church Sc hool Hl a m ; Arthur Crabtree on Sunday UMYF 7 p .m . were Mr. and Mrs. John W.· CENTER Wor . 1 SALEM stJ.1p 9 i.'l m ; Churc h School 10 Parker, Cambridge, Mr. and a.m . • UMYF Thursday , 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Mrs . Frank Ryther, Pomeroy, Rev . Merrell FloYd · and Mr. and Mrs. Carl CrabTheAimanac ASBURY worship 11 tree, Russell and Kevin, By United Press IntemotiOnaJ a m : Churc h Sc hool 9 50 a m .; w s cs , ls t Tuesday , Albany Rt. Today is Friday, June 29, the FOREST RUN - WorShiP 9 Church Sc hool 10 a m ; Maternal grandparents of ]80th day of 1973 with 185 to aW •n SCS. 3rd Wednesday , 7 30 the baby daughter Jennie follow . p m MINERSVILLE - Worship Yvette, born to Mr. and Mrs. The moon is approaching its 10 a m . Church School 9 a .m ; David Uewelyn (Jane Jor- new phase. wscs, Jrd Monday, 7 : 30pm . SYRACUSE Church dan), New Marshfield , inThe morning stars are Mars, school. Q am : worship ser cluded Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Jupiter and Saturn. viteSO~~/~.f-E.~N CLUSTER Jordan,grandparents ; Mr. and The eVening stars are Mer.. Rev . Frank Cheuebrew Rev . Martha Ann Mattner Mrs. Reed Jeffers and Mrs. cury and Venus. fl: e\1, Howard Shiveley Faye Jordan, great grand· Those born on this date are...._ BETHANY (Dorcas> , lv\lorship, Q· 30 il . f'rl , Church parents, all local, and Mrs. underthes1gnofCancer , school 10 30 am Beulah Cordray, Athens, greatWilliam Mayo founder of the CARM!L wors nip, 11 ' a m . 1st and 3rd Sunday s , gre&t'i!J'&ndmother. famed medical center bearing CMurc h ScnooL 10 am '. APPLE GROVE ·· Worship , Thirty children and twelve hi s namel was born J une 29, 7 :•o p m first and third Sun · helpera enjoyed a week 's 1861. dltys : Church school . 9 · 30 On this day in hi'"tory· am prayer meeting, t il's I vacation Bible School at tbe .. Wed nesday , 7: 30_p .rn .., · · Temp!~ IJnlted Methodist In 1852, Arr.erican slatesman · EAST LETART - wo,sn,p . · · W . 7 ~,, P ,,,., ~ ccond and l ourtl'l Chlll'ch 1111der tho dirf<'tloil 01 ,. nenry Cla)'dled 1ft ashmgton. ~'Jn d.ty(, ChUri,. h SGhOol 9 :30 ., •. .-. •u 1>"-''oiCr m~Pt1nq , W1 IIOio"'> d"Y I )0 f) 111 G I<EAT 8ENO •• '•rl l" ( t (h.H(h".~I.Unl, 1! 11 th1rd Worshop 11 ·.un,Jtly'So. IOau1. I.ETANT FALLS Vt uro>i1i p , ,,., a ou : chu rch sc hool , 9 a m . Hohfl' •. t11d~ . 1 JO p m every . .. . ...,. , ~. MORNING STAR Worsh ip ~ IO i'lr m . Church Schoot 10. JO it m M i d Week ·Se rv ice , Wednt>'Sd'ay . 8 p.m MORSE CHAPEL ·- Wor !ih ip II am : 1s t and 3rd ~unda~'\ . Ct'lur c h Schoo/, 10 a m PORTLAND Worsh 1p 7· 30 p m : Chu r c h Sc hOOl 9: 30a .m . SUTTON - Wor~h i p , 11 a .m 1nd and olth Sundays ; Church Sc hool 10 a .m . WESLEYAN (RilcineJ Wor s. h i p , 1 1 am .; Ch ur ch Sc hool . 10 a .m. NORTHEAST CLUSTER Re\1 . Jacob Lehman Re\1 . Stanle-y Brandum JOPPA - WOI'Ship 10 a .m , Church Sc hool 9 am .; Prayer M ee ting , Wednesda y , 8 p m . LONG BOTTOM - Church se rv ic es , 9 B m ; Sunday Sc tlool 9 45 a .m Bible • Stu dy every Thursda y, 7 : 30 p .m NORTH BETHEL Wor ship 11 a .m ., Chu r c h Scnoot 10 am . ALFRED - Sunday school. 9 . 45 an:' · each Sunday : prea c h ing at 11 a .m . each Sunday . Prayer meeting , 7· AS p . m . Wednesday ; W S C~ , 8p . m , M I UN tON BAPTIST Rev (l.'C•I (.o~o:. pastor !,voday V hf)QI "\upt . Joe ~ayre \ LIIld.,_y SC hOOl. '9 <IS a .m , .... ,o<Jav cvc·nmq w orsh 1p , 7· 30 Wednesday prayer ~n d Bible 'iludy , I JO p m TUPPERS PLA I NS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Euqene Underwood, pas. tor , Howard Cald we ll. Jr , Sund ay Sch ool S.Up L. Su nda v School , 9 30 a .rn . Morn1ng sermon , 10 30 a m , Sunday e<ven i ng scr v 1ce. 1 p .m . LETART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN Re'¥ . Freeland Norr is, pastor , Flovct Norr i s, supt Sunctay SChOOl. 9 :JO am ,· morn ing sermon . 10: 30 am ; Praver se rv 1ce, Wednesdav, 1· 30 p .m . CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY, G . P . Sm•th . pa stor . Sunday School , 10 am ; A rth ur Henson . Supt.. M orn ing Wor sh ip , 11 a .m; Young Peoples service. 7 p m ; Evening serv ice. 7 30 p .m W edne~ day M1d Week Prayer Service .. 7 : 30 p . m . , Youth meeting 6 · 30 p m ; Evenmg worst"'lp , 7: JO p .m . CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Herbert Grate , pastor . wor sh ip serv ic e , 11 a . m . and 7: 30 p .m . Sunday Sunday Sc hoo/, 9 .30 a .m . Ri cha rd Barton, supt:;. Prayer meeting , Wed nes<;M-y, 7 30 p .m . BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Cl i fford Smith , minister . Sunday Sc hool 9 .30 am .,, morning c hurch 10 :30 a.m . ; Sunday e\lenino serv.ce , on th ird Tuesday each month . REEDSVILLE Sunday sc hool , 9; 30 ; preach ing. 7 : 30 1 ~ Op . m . Wednesday se rvice . 8 p m Sunday , prayer meeting , p .m . 7·30p . m Tuesday . WSCS , 7: JO LAUREL CLIFF FREii f ir st Thursday each month . METHODIST Rev . Robert SILVER RIDGE ~ Worship E Buckley , pastor . William 10 a .m .; Church School , 9 a.m . Badey, sup t , Sunday sc hool TUPPEfitS PLAINS 9. 30 a .m .; mornmg warsh ip, Wor shi p 9 a .m . . Church 10 · 30 am ; h ' enino worsh1p, School , 10 am . 7: 3Qp m. Wednesday Christian KENO CHURCH OF Youth Crusade , 6· :W pm .; CHRIST Hoban Newell. praver meet ing , 7: 30 p .m . • su p ! Serv1t::e w ee k tv , 9 : 30a .m . Thursday c ho ir pra ctice. 7 on Sunday . Preaching first and p .m . lhird Sundays of month b y DEXTER CHURCH OF Cl 11ford Smi th , 9 30 a r'n CH R 1ST Danny Evans , HOBSON CHRISTIAN pastor, Norman C. Will, supt. UNION Darre l Doddr ill .. Sunday School 9 : 30 a .m , pastor SunddY Sc hool, 9 · 30 Worsh i p service, 10 .30 a .m . am , Leonard Gilmo re , f1rst Ch ri s t i an Endeavor Sunday elder ; e\len ino service. 7. 30 even mg . P m Wednesday prayer J;JEORGANIZED CHURCH meeting , 7:30Pm . Of: JESUS CHRJST OF Ml MORIAH CHURCH OF LATTER DAY SAINTS GOO - Ra e~ ne Route 2. The Por ttand ·Racme Road Ralph Rev Cha rl es Hand , pastor J ohnson , pa s t o r . H erbert Sunday school. 9 : 45 a .m .; '· White Su nd ay Sc hool D ire c tor motn i ng w~r s hip , II am . ' sun d~y School, 9 · 30 am ., Even 1ng serv 1ces, Tuesday and Morning worsh ip , 10 :30 a .m , Friday , 7 30. sunday evening service 1 p .m BEARWALLOW · RIDGE Wednesday eveliing prayer CHURCH OF CHRIST. Bible serv1ces, 7 30 p .m . s tudy , 9 · JO a . m .: morning BETHLEHEM BAPTIST worsh!P· 10 30 am ; evening Great ' Bend , Charles Norri s, worsh1p, 6 30 p m Wednesday pa stor . Worship service . 9 · 30 B1ble study , 7: 30pm . a.m 1, Sunday Sc hool. 10 . 30 MT . OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom , Sunday Schoo l , 10 a m with Willard Pigott. supt . Evangel 1st mess ag e each Sundav even ing , 1: 30pm . by Elder Rus sell Cline , m in is ter of t he Apostolfc Faith. Bible Study , Wednesday, 7 .30 p m . STIVERSVILLE COM · ,MUNITY CHURCH - S\J nday school service. 10 a . m . Prayer meet.i nQ. Thursday , 7 p m .; Sunday even1no ser'olice, 7 p m . ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pom e roy Harrisonv i lle Road Kenneth Eberts , pastor . Paul M cElroy, Sunday School Supt Sun day School 9 : ~0 a .m .; morning worship ancl com munion , 10 : 30 a .m , Sunday e11en1ng youth Christian en deavor . 6.30 , Worsh ip se r . V1ces, Su nday , 7 30 p . m Wednesday evening prayer meeting and Bible study, 7· 30 p .m ST. JOHN LUTHERAN P 1ne Grove, the R ev Arthur Combs , pa stor \ s unday sc hool , 9 . JO a m ; ct1 urc h services , 10 · 30 a rn BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST . B ible Sc hool. 9 : 30 am .. mornmg worsh1p , 10 : JO a .m Sun day e\lenmg Worship Se rv 1ce , 7 ' 30 p m ,, choir pra ct ice Sun d ay and Wed nesday, 7 P .m ., prave r meetinq and B ible Study Wednesday , 7. JO pm . ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Freeland Norris , pastor Sunday !iC hool 10 a m , Church se r\lice . 7 p .m . Wednesday B1ble Study , 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday Sc hool. 9 . 30 a . m . . Mor'ning Worship, 10 30 a .m , Evening worship , 7. 30 p m ; Wednesday Mid Week Servi ce Sunday Schoo l Su peqnlendent , Ge rald Wells Pastor, R ev . Morris M Wolfe RACINE FIRST BAPTISTWalter P . Bikacsan, pastor ; Ronnie Salser, s. S. Supt .; Sunday School, 9:30 &. m ; Morning Worship 10 45 a .m .; Sunday even in g worship 7 :30 p .m Wednesday evening Bible Study, 8 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN _ Rev Lawren ce Su llivan, s d s n 1 9 30 P. t s or un ay c oo : am .; youth and j unior vou-th serv1ce, 6 45 p m ; e\len1ng worship , 7 30p. m .. prayer and pra1se , Wednesday, 1 : 30 p .m . SILVER RUN FREE BAPTISt Rev Howard Kimble , pa stor Sunday School, 10 a .m , H enry Davis , supt .,' evening se rvi ce, 7':30 p m Prayer m ee ting , Thursday. 7 30 p m. CHESTER CHURCH Of= GOO Rev . James Sal tcrfle ld , pa s tor Sund ay school , 9 30 am .• worsh1 p service, 11 am , even1ng se rvice , 7, prayer serv1ce and youth o;ervice, Wednesday . 7 p .m . LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Robert E Musser, pastor Sun day Sc hool. 9 · 30 am ., Robert Bobo, supf. ; mornmg worsh i p , 10 .3 0; Sunday e\len lng ser\lice , 1 · 30 , Mld ·w ee k serv1cc, Wednesday , 7.30 pm . SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev . M . C Larimore, pastor . Bob Moore , Sunday School Supt Su nday School , classes for al l ages . 9 30 am . ; morn i no worship, 10 . 45. NYPS Sunday , 6 30 p . m , evangelistic service Sunday , 7 :30 p m Mid -week prayer meeting , Wednesday , 7 JOp m ; MiSS1on.1Jry meeting 1 S') cond Wednesday, 7. 30 p .m . Ut.IITE:O FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL Rev Robert Sm1 th , pa s tor SundaY sc hooi , 9 . 30a .m , ctass le~der , Leo Hd l. worship serv1ce, 10 30 am . c hur ch , 7 30 p .m . E D E N U N I ·T E 0 Bk .C: THREN IN CHRIST E:tdon R . Blake, pastor Sunday ~ c h oot. 10 "'m , W i nnie Hol'> 1n9er . Sun• Morning !iCrrnon, 11 am ; tvening serv 1ce Chns l i an Endeavor , 7 . 30 p .m , Mrs . Lyda Cfle val 1er. pres1denL Son g se rv1cc and se r mon, 8 · 20 Mid Week prayer mee ting Wed nesday , 7 · 30 p .m . Mrs Mari e Ho ls mger , class leader CHURCH OF JESUS C~RIST -· Located at Rutland · on New Lima RoaCI . next to f ores t Acre Park ; Rev Ray Rouse , pastor , Robert Musser, Sunday Sc hool supt Sunday sc hool , IO . lO a .m .: worship J 30 P. m B1ble stu dy , Wed ncsaay . 7. 30 p .m Si!llvrday n1ghl prayer service , 7. 30 p .m HEMLOCK G~OVE CHRISTIAN -- Roger Watson , Pu~ 'or Ray Whaley, supt . ; Morn ing wor!.hip . 9 · 30 a .m .. c nur~h scnoo1 , 10 ·30 am .: young people'! meet ing, 6 : 30 r."l m : evt!n ir.g worship , ~.Hi .. . ,1, . ,... , . ' ') ' ' t • , AN' GUESS WHA R IT ~EMA DE IT 24-2~ All WENT!! ALL GONE Monday Acts 3 12- 16, 4: 5-12 • Tuesday A cts 10 3•· 4S •. Wednesda y A cts 9 1-19 • Thursd<~y Acts 9 CAMPUS 20-31 8UT HE WOW'S THE COAC~; ~1610 G1V£ IT UP. IT NOT BAO, 81MO, CONSIDERING OUR BUDGE.T J;lECRU rTtNG, BECAME 100 t'fS HARD TO COMP~TE WHEN I I-lAVE TO WilliE ANO OrNE THEM AT THE HOT DOG STANO... cosn.v ... AND ASK FOR SEPARATE FOR HIM, P'\101. '- -' CHECKSJ Friday A cts II 19-26, 13 : 1-4 • Saturday Acts 19 I -I 0 U 'L 'ABNER ! ~/ ~ TI-lE eLUEBIRD ~ f any bill .rha/1 /lOt be returned by the President within ten days (Sundays excepted) . . . the same shall be a law. (Article 1, Section 7 of the Constitution) .St.IIZf'I.,Us ! CHAIRMAN -U R IAH IRONGRIP- I EVEN HARDER .TO GET IWY OUT OF JT !! They were conscientious and astute men- those architects of the Constitution. They wanted to be sure the President could never halt the processes of democratic government by delaying legislation. And the phrase "Sundays excepted" shows that our Founding Fathers also respected Sunday as the day of the Lord. To them , it seemed natural to safeguard their freedom and pr<>fess their faith all in one sentence . The document they produced has weathered two hundred years - lheir faith almost two thousand. Both their Constitution and their creed-the Christian faith-are just as vibrant and important today. Make Sundays an exception to your daily routine-Go to Church! ... NZ}f;( ? THE REASON IS ITS FOUNDATION HAS N\OR.E. MONEY THAN FORT KNOX~ ..'1 1 't a .m eARLETON CHURCH Kingsbury Road . Su nday School. 9: 30a .m .• Ralph Carl , supt . Worship service. 10 .30 a.m . and 7 30 p m . allel'nately Prayer meeting , Wednesd~y, 7· 30 p m Re'¥ . Jay Stiles, pa sto r OLD DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Rev Carl Richards , pastor Mrs . Worlev Fran cis, Sundar school supt , Su nday schoo. 9 . 45 d . m .• church services, sec ond and tourtl'l Su 11day s following Sunday sc hool ; t~r s t and third Sunday evenings , 1 30 p .m . LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt , pastor ; Sunday Sc hool sup ! , Ronald Osborne , B ib le Sc hool. 9· 30 a .m .; pr.e aching 10 : 4S a .m .. Evening services , ' 7 . 30 p m HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST - Ronald Wells , pastor . Sunday School 9 : 30 a.m . . Morn ing worsl')ip , 10 :30 am . . Young People's Se rvice 6' 45 p .m ; Evangelist ic ser . \liCe , 7: 30 p m . Praver meet1 ng , Thursday , 7; 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL '"MtSSION - Bald Knobs , Rev L . R G!uesencamp, pastor . Roger Wilfred , Sr ., Sunday Sc hool Supt Su nday Sct,,ool 9· 30 am , Sun day even1ng worshtp 7. 30. Prayer meeti ng , Tuesday, 7. 30 p .m . Ernest Deete r , c lass leader . Youth mee llng , Wednesday, 7 . 30 p m . , Erne!it Deeter. leader . MT . HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Robert Shook, pastor Sunday school, 9 30 a m , Russell Spencer, supt ; worsh ip service. 10 45 a . m .. even ing worship alternating w ith C. E at 7. 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meet 1ng , 1 ·30 p .m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe . lay leader WH LTE'S CHAPEL Coolville RD Re\1 Ray Deeter , pastor Sunday sc hool , 9 ·30 am ; worship service. 10 ·30 a rn Bible study and prayer S" -e. Wednesday , 7, 30 p .m. RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST - Keith W 1se , pastor . Sunday Sc hool , 9 ' 30 am ., V . H. Braley, supt ., warship ser'o11ce and commun1on , 10 .30 a .m .. evening serv ic e, 7· 30 p m ., Wednesday , Bible s tudy , 7: 30 . P m Regular board meetmg , l~1rd Sa turday each month , 7 30 P m . RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH - Sunday Sc.hool, 9 :30a . m .; Worship se1'v1ci , 11 a . ~. ; Wednesdav prayer ~eetmg, 7: _ 30 p . m . Sunday n•ght worsh1p, 1 :30 P.m .· RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev . Lloyd D Grimm . Jr .• pastor . Su nd~y Schoo .! , 9 : 30 a .m ; Morn1ng worsh1p , 10 :.30 am ; Young people's serviCe, 6 · 45 p .m ; Evangel is tic servl~e. 7 30 p m Wednesday even1ng service, 7: 30p .m . MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL, George Casto, pa~tor Sund?Y Sc hool , 9 : 30 , even1n~ worsh•P · 7 30 Thursday eve111ng prayer servlce.7 . 30p .m . • ,\' '\S ON FIA:ST BAPTIST ~ Second and Pomeroy Sts ., Stan Craig, pastor Su nday school. 9· 45 am , .w'?rshlp s.ervlce, 11 am ; tra1n1ng un_1on , 6_· 30 p m .. even1ng worsh•P ser\lll':e, 7. 30 . p rn Mid -week prayer serv1ce, Wedne sd ay . 7: 30pm . FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH - Letar~ Roufe 1, the Re\1 . Stan CraP;,~ . pastor . Sund ay school 9 . 30 am ; prayer and Bible Mudy, 7 · 30 p m . Cottage prayer service, Tuesday, 10 a.m .; worship se rvice . Fr iday , 7 :30p .m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, P 0 . Box 487 , Miller St. , Mason , W Va . Sunday Bible St ud v 10 a .m ., Worship 11 am . anct 7 p m Bible Study Wednesday 7 p . m ., Vocal m us 1c MASON AS SEMBLY OF GOO " " OP ~ <. t , Ma!ion . w va . Ct~..:< lm l~n nant , pastor Sunday scnool , 10 am , ; morn 1ng worship, 11 a .m .; ev angel istic serv ice , 1· 30 p m Bible study and prayer service. Wednesday, 7. 30 p .m . Phone 713 513 3 HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHR IST q n Chri1tlan Union The Rev William Campbell, pasiOI' . Sunday school, 9 : 30 am , James Hughes , sup! , evening ser ... !ce, 7 · 30 p .m Wednesday evening prayer m eet1ng , 7'30 p .m . Youth prayer service each Tuesday . • FAIRVIEW 8 f B 1.- E CHURCH, Letart , W . va .. R·t. I. Rev . Geor'ge Hoschar , pasta!' Sunday S'c~ool 9 : 30 a . m Prayer end 8 1 b/~ study 7 : JO . ~ . m .. Cott•ge Prayer Ser\11ce Tutsd,.y 10 a . m . WOrsh iR Service, Thursday 7 . 30 p .m . · BLESS YORE BONES. TATER~! Sunday Colossians I ?;\~ 6-~9 1-1~, SYLV'&6TER., YA TMROUGt< C"&ANIN ' ME! TH' G0fi(/~'S CASE! IT'S TIME FE'R LUNCH ! WINNIE WINKLE I. svr ··o •& FlNtSM&'D IN A THE WATER HERE: ~i'N MINLfT'ES! CAN 5ETRiCKY1 WHIRLPOOL& 1 YOU KNOW. With the hope it will/ in some measure, foster and help sustain that which is good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by thebusmess firms and organizations whose nam,es appear below . --------------~~~~~~--~' SEARS MONTGOMERY WARD Authorized Catalog Merchant Louis W. Osborne 220 E . Main 't Pomeroy Ph . 992·2178 P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Nationwide Insurance Co . of Columbus, 0 . Pomeroy JtJ7 S:pring Ave . Dial 992·2318 CATALOGUE STORE '""'' Mr . and Mrs . Charles R. Sheets Lr C3tirJ....St . Pome,~ o v. 992-3001 \ MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH .) THE ATHENS COUfiTY SAVINGS & LOAN .CO. ~ 29~ W. Second CARPET-LAND, INC. Ph . 992-7S90 Free Estimates - Guaranteed Installation Ph. 992-31163 ,,. BIG BEND BARGAINS . 116 W. Main Po,;eroy Supporf the Church of Your Cho.lce 10-4 W. Main Pomeroy Ph . 992-3354 l-------------------~-4------------~~ -----~. ''' ' ; MARK V STORE f OtO SOMEOitE MHHIOti M'( NAMf.? MID0LEPORT,OHIO SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS We Fill All Doctors' Prescrlpfions , 992-2955 Pomeroy , 0 . Cor . Rts. 7&55.4 Ph . 667-3280 .. I. Wh111 5. Burne ll Chan n.n..: Racine I 2 wds I 16. ! 992-3550 J Ph. 992-3325 Authorized Bui ck, Pontiac, GMC. Dealer CHESTER, OHIO 500 E . Main St. Phone 992-3284 Ml.ddleport Ph . 992-2U. 7. /\~;Eliza . 18. Ball ot h er oi ne IH£. N£'1-T SUO£ '{ou'L.L Sf.£ IS MAY. 17RE<;t;E.i7 UP 1 If; A CL.OWN . Keepsake Diamond Rings 212 E. Main St . 24. Toddl er 's bed figure 26. 21. Ch ild 22. Tea serv- 30. Bc\lr Ice PIC<'t' 23. L~ve l 28. Ghostl tk c 29. U nearthly upon : f)t•rUII n lf ighwa~ in 35. /\ nn u l ~~r the sky 36. HPinark di C /),MANDA J'lou Pu'l" I UP5117E. 170WN · TH£ '51..10~ IN I I t] IAI'E.IT I . ,1'1{1/E I tJ HAS A ROt.ISI~IG KJ I 22. Spitcfu I ~ I EFFEC.TON SE~IC!:MEN. Now arn.nre the clrc:led letten to Conn the ·~• aNwer, u IU(ptted by the aboYe car1oon.. j I ,. 11 au a IIGWIU• I(XIIXIII) s in AMANDA PANDA K&C JEWELERS GOEGLEIN READY MIX II. - l.oos 15. P1cta 24. Voucher~ 2S. l'ully : ~~iil:,;l.\.!a d c.,. e Io pc:d 26. lllucnosc 27, !•'all in to ; . t he re 6, r clgn : prt!tcnrl { 21. Seurch SMITH NELSON MOTORS . 'GAUL'S MARKET llnwman 20. '' /\Do ll s Hou se" REAL ESTATE BROKER 110 Mechanic St. Yesterday 's Answe r beth II 1.c; add r essed l2 wds . 1 . H. Pla y I he . gl utton 9. V1cld nf iltcra lurc ~ J9. Aetnr VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR. DBA Anthony Plumb'ng and Heating kin,:: ( prc li x Sktll ~ 17. En nohlc "" ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. one 5. A lrnosl H . l.cgc nd"''·' Briti sh t_• Grocer ies & General Merchandise Racine Ph . 9.49- 5772 MIDDLEPORT. OHIO 4. Gr eed .\ '~~~~~~~~ 1$. Wro nglyl WAID CROSS' SONS STORE OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Bread Ph . 992 ·2826 Untc:ramblt the1e four Jumblea. one letter to each aquare, to form four ordinary word•. ( 2 wd 5. l a while "'RATS JJlliJlOOJ]Jibm ®"'-' !~:::!!:! ....J c: thread 1.1. L:1h: r . Ill I/ILWAVS STICK flOWN of 'I' \' /)C 2. Hl•pcnl 3. li orn h('rJ.( s " Th1• - " rcc~ss Syracuse Ph . 949-9S91 Middleport I. Jl : Wull Pomeroy (0 1878 Jtinr Feature• Byndlcat., IM.) fl \'(.'r 10. ll aul - ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Family Recrea1ion Swimming - Cari'lping J37 N . 2nd Ill' to u rl 120 E. Main St . Yooterdoy'e CrypiCHjuote: IT IS A NUISANCE THAT KNOWLEDGE CAN ONLY BE ACQUIRED BY HARD WORK -SOMERSET MAUGHAM . 10. Fr ;uwoBcl,lo(ioul 12. (.'nmfy ROYAL OAK PARK Holsum ,\ ('ROSS Ph. 367-7414 FULL SERVICE SHOP Radial Cuts & Toupees Generaf Merchandise Bakers of Cheshire br THOMAS JOSEPH MAYER & HILL BARBER SHOP LODWICK'S· MARKEt Tuppers Plains ~ MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR 28. GII(JC , HS a snake 31. Hoxih g name Ye••r••r'• 32. Hacknc\' 33 . Born · (A-wen '-lftiW) l lumll1nl LIVIN POIIT An•'"~" Ta.lliiMUMUret - STOLIN ( F'r. ) Pomeroy 34 . North Oakot<t HEINER'S BAKERY RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE Bakers of Good Bread fan 's Middleport , Ohio shout 38. A conti . ~- ------------------+--------------------1 ncnt CFr.l M&R FOODLINER E. Ma in St. Po'meroy . GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE Short Orders~Carry - Ovt Paint-Plumbing & Electrical Supplle'i A Cool Dining Room •.thester, Ohio RACINE FOOD MARKET The Store With A Head Ph . 949-3342 Racine MEIGS TIRE CENTER and · Tuppers Plains Ptl. 667-3963 RACINE PlANING MILL Building Supplies .& Custom Millwork Ph. 1"12-3978 THE DAILY SENTINEL M£1GS TIRE CENTER ALIGNMENT Middleport 39. Havmg a BOWER'S DRIVE·IN RESTAURANT MIDDLEPORT, OHIO St. Rt. 7 Cit)' Hclut 31. Opera N. Second St. Phone 992-'3481 HUNTINGTON, W.VA. 36. Pomoroy Devoted to the Interest of The ~lgs & Milson Area Pomeroy , Ohio thm , sharp CAPTAIN EASY lone OAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: lo AXYDLBAAXR LO. NGFI!LLOW One letter si mply stands for anOther. ln this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. SinMle letters . apostrophe!, the length and formation ot the words are 111 hints. Each day th<' .('Ode letters are different. KL U P C YPUT TZC lZLR NGOC IP • KRZKTR KLUPCYPUT U TYC C TR RB· Z~I IZLR THAT U,lol,5 EA51'! I JUST lb!.O 'EM THAT OtJR CAMP PR~IDfiNT WQI)t.O REAU!{ 6ET Af1ER THEM IF THE<! DIDN'T ElREAi< IT Uf'! ltl¥fc._ CRYPTOQUOTES . FZGTA YM CQRH VR U FRLR ALRUIH . - N . K. ' INVAOI OUITAI: J s �B- The Daily Sentinel, MlddlepYrt-Ponaeroy, 0, June 29,1973 Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! WANT ADS For Sale INFORMATION DEADLINES 5 P M)_Day Before Pub l cat on For Sale Real Estate For Sale 3 B EO ROOM mobile home I ', HANGING Baskets gerann.~rn s SOUTHERN Oh to Farms 103 Monoay De-adl ne 9 a m bath by week or month 308 begon1as doubl e pe lun 1a s a cres located near Rutland Cance-llat,on Correct ons Page Street 992 3509 comb 1nat• on po t s Cl ela nd S30 900 125 a cre s located near NEW RANCH H OME - 1 acre W111 be acce-pted un111 fa m for 6 2'1 tfc l o t Ctty wat e r A w e ll Farm and Greenh ouse E L a u r e lville $55 000 G J Oa y of Publtcatfon destgned house plan by W G Mam Rac1ne Gera l d 1n e REGULATIONS Brant and Company Realtor s Cleland Best Homes cons1sftng of The Publ t s!'ler reserves the 2 BEDROOM mob1le home 1 864 JOO F E Shaeffe r 1 235 60x 12 by week or month 308 ru;Jht to ed1t or retect any ads large l tv lng room w1th d1nmg 6 27 ft c 2571 Page Street 992 3509 deemed obtect•onal The L 3 bedr oo m s tn c ludtng 6 29;tp Publ isher W1ll not be re'5ponstble 6 29 tfc 5 ROOM HOUSE w lh bath ma sler bedroom w1th tull tor mote than one •ncorrect newly remodeled upper end 1962 CHEVY Nova Runs good bath a l arge 32 x 11 com •nserhon FURNISHED !railer 2 of Syracuse 992 3116 bma1 1on klf chen fam lly r oom Good work car Phone 985 RATES bedrooms utllliles pd $140 992 2094 and 2 full baths Under ma n 6 27 3t c 3554 Harol d Brewer L ong For W•nt Ad Serv•ce per month located on ntce lot floor 1s a full basement or S c ent5 per Word one Insert on Bottom Oh to SIOO 00 606 E Mam Pomeroy Route 33 112 mde north of old 71 YAMAHA 350 street b ike Mtn1mum Charge 7Sc l ower le ve l wh 1ch can be 6 29 lfc On Most Am encan Cars Route 7 Intersec tion Phone 12 cents per word three fm1shed tf .des!red To make 2900 rndes e~ecellent con consecut ve •nstrftons owner 1 235 2571 fh1 s a completely qual1ty ddton wmdshteld and crash 1964 4 wheel drive lf" ton p ck - GUARANTEEDt8 cents per word s x con 6 29 3fp bars $S7S oo Call 667 3073 home a full 2 car garage 1s up , good t res Mechantcally s~ c: ut ve msertrons and Phone 992 2094 after 5 p m InCluded Fmanc mg arranged good, $895 00 Phone 985 3554 25 Per Cent Oiscoun 1 on paid FOR RENT f ve room house w th low d own payment For 6 27 3tp act s <'l'ld ads patd W1lh n 10 days Harold Brewer Long Bottom and bath Attached carport all deta I s and an ap CARD Ofl THANKS Oh i O Open 8 T1IS forced arr furnace hardwood & OBITUARY p ol ntment to see home call 6 29 tfc Stop In and See Our floors kllchen cabmefs large HONDA CL 3SO 1913 Model Monday thru Saturday s 1 50 lor 50 word m tn mum 992 5976 or Col umbu s col excellent c o nd flon 606 E M oun Pomeroy 0 Eacn add•t•ono l word ?c lur cond1t1oner Nice yard 235 1996 tee t Floor Dasplay relocating must sell Helmet 10111 FT N1mrod Truck Cam BLIND AD$ w1fh metal storage bvtldmg rn 6 13 lfc per Self conta.ned ~ntercom mcluded Call 696 1123 or 992 Add I on at 2Sc Charge per rear yard Located 1n nt ce cond1t1on 1acks and hold SS22 Ad"'erhsernent Syracuse call 992 2002 or 593 downs Included $995 00 7 ROOM house w fh bath 1n OFFICE HOURS 6 29 6tp 6904 8 30 a m fo 5 00 p m o~~tlly Phone 975 3554 Harold Rutland a r co nd f 1oned 6 29 3tc HA L F ARABIAN Ftlly 3 years 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noon Brewer Long Bottom Oh o carpeted gas furnace d sh Saturday Roofing Roof Pamhng 6 29 ff c old Reg1stered ha lf Arabian washer double oven range BUSINESS building for rent or geldmg 2 years old ( htu ce Spou ttng Plumb1ng double garage large carpor t lease - 992 Sl86 $150 ~skey H II Flatwoods 1968 FORO 1/1 lon PICk up 6 4 acres c lee~red and fenced Remodeling Complete 6 27 6tc c ylinder 3 speed S795 00 IN LOVING memOf"y of Addle Road Pomeroy Oh1o 992 small barn and other From the laraest Butldtng Vmyl & Alummum Harold Brewer Phone 985 Hawk who pass~ away June 3 BEDROOM house on North 6880 bulldmgs Phone 614 742 6834 Bulldozer Rad1afor to Stdtng 3554 Long Bottom Oh1o 29 1964 6 28 4tc ~ ma nes1 Healer Lore 5 30 ttc Fifth Ave 1n Middleport 742 What Is home without a 6 29 ffc Nathan B1g9s 562S PHONE 992 2550 mother? Radeator Speciali st (2) PAINT DAMAGE 1973 Z1g 6 27 6tc MODERN 6 room 1 fl oor plan All things this world may send Zag SEWING MACHINES COMPARE THESE PRICES 3 home wtfh detachabl e ton central a1r for mobtle But when we lost our mother LARGE mob1le home to 3 Stil l 1n ongmal cartons No garage All newly pa 1nfed home S750 00 Central A1r for We lost our dearest friend attachments needed as our workers everyfh1ng fur Located on n ce leve l lot 50 x homes up to 1200 sq fl ShU m our hearts though mne controls are built 1n Sews n1s.hed 1ncludmg a r con 120 at 619 Pag e St M 1d S625 00 6 of 1nSt;laf10n blown years have lapsed Sadly N 1nd Ave Middleport 0 w fth 1 or 2 needles makes d1honer and televts1on Ready Ph 992 2174 dleport Oh o For furth er Pomeroy nto a the 18 sq fl Phone 992 mISSed by children and buttonholes sews on button s July 1 Phone 992 3509 M d· d etails con ta ct Dav d R 7320 anyhme grandchildren dleport monograms an d bltnd hem Yates 23 Grandv iew Road E LNA a nd Whde Sew ng 6 29 6tp 6 29 ltcp sf tch Full cash pnce $38 SO 6 20 lfc Cambr dge Oh o 4372 5 or M ach nes Ser v1ce on all Specialist or budget plan ava la ble Phone 992 3904 m a k es Rea sonabl e ral e s Whee l KOSCOT KOSMETICS and Ph one 992 2984 ALL ELECTRIC - l1ke new 3 6 15 ftc The Se wtng Center M d Name Brand W gs Special rooms wtth large b""tth _ _ __ _ _ _ __ 6 : _2 : _ 4 6tc Alignment dlep ort Oh10 FEMALE Norweg1an elkhound sale pr ces dur ng month of 7 ROOM and bath w 1th barn and Electnc wall oven JabiE. top 11 16 ltc Answers to the name of July Phone Hel en Jane range large closet located on (3) VACU UM Clean er s new 1973 several ou tbulld ngs 40 acres Sheba Call 992 6268 or 992 It Must Brown 9925113 E Ma1n St Pomernv ~~""" tr. Model Complete w1th all of property or w If sell house 636fi Be Rtght 6 29 ttc apprec1ate Ph Gallipolis cleaning tools Small pamf sepa r ate Call 742 6161 6 28 3tc or we w11l 446 9539 damage m sh ppmg W11 1 take 6 29 6fc Make If Rtght HACK N EY mare Roaster 4 BEDROOM house 2 baths $27 cash or budget plan 5 29 ttc pony 8 yrs old With patent 6 ROOM 2 Story frame house r ver fr on tag e Syracuse avatlable PhOne 992 2984 leat her harness 1 show ca rt Phone 992 2360 PRIVATE meelng room for 6 24 6tc located on approx tmalely P/~ YARD SALE Marvm McGuire and one pa r boots $395 00 tor 6 27 tfc any organ1zat1on phone 992 acres h II groun d 3 BR res dence Saturday and all Isaac Lew s Phone 773 (3 1 SINGER Automal c Z1g Zag J975 d in ng room l!vmg room Sunday Route 7 bypass 6 4 30 Dally B 12 Sat 5507 Cl flon W Va 25237 Sew1 ng Mach nes n sew ng 3 11 tft and bath M ature fru t HOUSE for sale by owner 3 Junction 124 11 lhe R H Rawhng s Sons 6 29 2tp fab l e Makes buttonholes trees and berr~ es on lot 6 28 2tc bedrooms new furnace root Bu1ldmq sews on button s blmd hems New wa t er tank and 28 000 TWO trailer lots m M ddleport and w r ng Wa l l t o wall 992 210 1 Mtddleport 0 etc Top notch cond1t1on Pay WANTED respons1ble party to 'l;o duplex m Bradbury phone RCA wall rnovnled a~r ca rp et ng larg e lot ca rp ort fake over Sp1net console 561 45 or terms available before 6 p m 992 5693 cond1t1 oner Garden lot and SHOOTING MATCH Corn Look for r on fence n fr on t REFR IGE RATOR Repa1r A~r p ano Easy terms Can be Phone 992 2984 garage ncluded Located on 6 25 Stc Hollow Gun Club Turn f~r·st and p1ne trees 1n s de yard Condd on 1ng H eat 1ng seen locally Wr te Cred f 6 24 6tc Wel chfown Hill m Pomeroy nght after Miles Cemeterv Contact Mr Eldon Walburn E!ectr1cal Repa~r Manager P 0 Box 276 cor porat on I m 1ts Pr ced at Factory choked guns only FURNISHED apartment for 230 Un ion Avenu e Pom eroy Res1dent at or commercial Shelbyville lnd ana 46176 $6 500 00 May ass 1s l 1n Sunday June 24 retired couple Ut1ht1es paid Oh10 Phone 992 2805 auto a~r cond 1f 1oning 266 Mill 6 29 2tcp Hauling carts lawn frnanc ng 1f necessary Phone 6 28 Jtc No children or pets $80 00 6 13 ftc Street 992 3509 aerators lawn rollers and New Hav en W Va 882 2843 month Batley s Store 6 29 JOtc DON T pump your slugg1sh seeder spreaders to f1t all WILL work at any odd fobs for Shown by appointment only Middleport sep t1 c tank Get Klean Em SIZes of garden tractors and room and board T1mothy 6 28 6tcp 6 28 3tcp OPEN FOR BUS INE SS All Septic Tank Cleaner nd1ng mowers Sklorenko R D 3 Pomeroy NOW OPEN P M J Odd s and Landmark Farm Bureau OhiO FURNISHED apartment for Ends Gio r~f ed tu nk ap Pome roy 6 29 6tp rent Robert H1ll Racine 949 pltan ces furn1ture 266 M!ll 6291tcp V~rgol B TeafOrd, Sr 3811 Stree t M idd leport YARD SALE Marvin McGu1re 6 28 61c Broker 6 29 30tc EXTRA INCOME ONner residence Saturday and 110 Mechantc Street must sell Sell ng under ap Pomeroy Oh1o Sunday Route 7 by pass EXCAVATING Dozers larg e 3 AND 4 ROOM fvrn1shed and pra1sal value Beaul 1f ul 4 tunct1on Route 124 Phone 99~ 2975 Pomeroy, Oh1o 45769 and sma I Backhoes and u nfurmshed apartments family apartment buildmg 2 6 29 2tc loaders on tral..k and f1res Open a a m to 5 30 p m Phone 992 5434 COUNTRY HOME years old. W II pay off n jus t 5 OB Dump !ru cks Lo bo y. Monday thru Thursday 8 4 12 He years 3 3 acres $20 000 Call 3 BEDROOMS Bath gas DEAO STOCK horses cattle E MAIN'----' serv tc e Sept1c tanks 1n am to 8 p m Fnday and Ma son 773 5580 fu rna ce dr l ied welt front hogs sheep reasonable s ial led George ( B II) Pull ns POMEROY Saturday 6 26 6tc charge Call 245 5514 po rch garag e and basement phone 992 2478 or 992 7402 MOBILE home space n 6 26 30tc La rg e lot small stream Only ABOUT200 ACRES 2 9 tfc Syracuse Phone 992 6329 SEARS COLD SPOT de COTTAGE near Forked Run S9500 00 -~--~~ Buy all or part Has 2 st ory YARD SALE Friday and 6 21 ttc hum1dlf1er 1948 Chev Sedan Lake W 1l l cons der se lf STORAGE lrame home I bedroom HARRISON S TV serv ce and Saturday Larkir Street and assorted garden tools All contained travel tra1l er as se r v 1ce cal s Phon e 992 2522 d n ng room kit chen tvmg LA RGE 2 STORIE SLoad ng Rutland Dresses 25c ea,.h In good cond1t10n Call 992 trade 1n Call 949 3441 2 9 ttc room wash room down ~ p la tf orm w1fh cove r large lot Collectors 1tems old records 7897 6 25 6fc bed r oom s and hal up 78 s. and etc w th plenty of parkmg On 6 28 3tc DOZER and back hoe work Por ches 7 bu ld ng s near 6 28 2tc Ask ng tus l St01t e Route ponds and sep l1 c tanks d1fch house 2 barn s acro ss t he $20 000 00 1960 PONTIAC power sfeenng ng se r v ce top soli f1ll dtrf YARD SALE - Saturday June road 2 m les from mme on $6500 00 power brakes good cond t1on t1mestone B&K Excavaf no 1963 CORVETTE 327 4 speed 30th off Rt 33 on County 1970 OLDSMOBILE 98 Full R t 325 $295 00 Phone 992 2718 NI CE - 2 bedrooms w1fh oak Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 exce l len t shape Call 992 3546 power and arr conditioning Road 25 2nd house on left 42ACRES 6 28 61 cp floor s gas furnace oty wafer 9 1 lfc beyond Salisbury School $2 69S BIZ Ruschel 992 5S22 6 27 4tc Close to m1ne area On good Ba se ment and large lot for car or 992 2227 6 27 3tp road Lot s o f good bu ldmg FARM FOR SALE 77 acres of RON SHEPARD Floor Wall SYRACUSE 6 24 61p s1tes New water sys tem n land pasture fr u1f trees Remodel ng Ceram1c f1le TRIPLE AAA Dnvers 4 BEDROOMS - 2 lam ly near future $9 000 00 water tap pa1d necessary AKC Toy Pood le pupp1es $75 bath s Box 280 Rutland 742 Educa11on Classes w1ll begin TOPPER for ptckup truck gcod room s garage modern k1t farm buddmgs 5 room house LIKE NEW 3664 July 3 For i nformat1on call cond1hon Dmette set w1th 6 and $85 Also Stamese klftens ch en b~ th fu rna ce and large w1fh bath carpel ng a 1d Ktlchen has lots ot cabme t s Ben Slawter 992 5628 6 26 tfc ch a~rs good shape S20 Call $10 Phone 1 256 6247 Kennels Jot on 124 panelltng Call 992 7304 and range Dmmg room J 6 27 Jtc 992 5510 of Ca lh oun Hysell Run Road SMALL FARM bedroom s Ba th Full AUTOMOBILE m su ran ce beeh 6 24 30tc 6 24 6tc 6 28 6tc 42 ACRES - Bank barn and basemen t Gas furna ce CHICKEN Barbecue Saturday can c e ll ed? Lo st your good f e nces All m tn era l s June 30 at 7 30 p m At the FARMALL H Tracto!: wtfh 3 Hardwood floor s Awmngs opera t or s l cense' Ca ll 992 POODLE puppi es Toy A K L Racfne Gun Club Members Modern bath and k tc hen Ma J 2966 and sto ne 2 ca r garage potnt hitch end loader m A 1 NEW SOFA BED sofa by day Chocolate Show quality bed by n1ght Your cholce of only $12 000 00 nd sc hoo l bu s routes a 6 15 ffc Phone 992 5443 shape $600 Gordon Proffitt color s while they last only 6 27 Jtc JUST OFF RT 7 NEW LISTING Great Bend Portland Ohio 5 23 tfc $49 95 cash and carry FOR FREE est1mates on 3 bedroom s Bath New 6 26 7t c 2 BE DROOM S - Bath forced Pomeroy Recovery 622 E RIFLE MATCH 22 rifle match alum1num s1dmg Sforn Doors for ced a1r furna ce Panelmg 31r furnace Chester water Matn Street Telephone 992 100 and 200 yards team 3 BEDROOM HOUSE 3 years and Wmdows Carports & f le La rg e Rec room Large lot at Lo ng Bottom Only 7554 shoot high powered rifles at Marquees and Radmg Phone old llvmg room k1tchen Por ches Storm door s Out 1972 3 BEDROOM Mobile home $4 000 00 6 28 6tc 300 yards shooters must be Charles L1s le Syracuse Oh1o bathroom utthfy room and cellar and storage GOING underp ! nlng a l um 1num NEW LISTING Signed up by 1 00 p m Sun Carl Jacob Sales Rep outside storage 169 Beech AT JU ST 58 50000 storage building and porch day. July 1 Rutland Gun 39 ACRES - With all m1nerals resentat1ve V V Johnson Street Phone 992 5064 GOING BUSINESS Must sell1mmed 1ately Phone Club New L•ma Road Timber loca ted on Route 7 and Son Inc 6 21 12tc 667 6324 near Tuppers Pla1ns Show ng a n1ce prof f Good 6 27 4tc north of Chester Ask ng tust 6 22 tfc 6 27 4tc sto ck E xcelle nt cl ea n $6 000 00 :-::-::-:c--::-----,.,--1966 CHEVROLET Impala 4 UNIC020 CU FT local on A great fut ur e for Roger Hy s ell s door sedan V 8 Eng me NOTHING MAKE S ONE OPEN so meone Se ll mg due to II Garage near crossroads on St Automatic transm1ss1on New FE EL SO SEC URE AS health NO PHONE CALLS Aor Condt!Joners Rt 124 all mechanical work WANTED TO buy old furniture t1res and exhaust system HAVING A PIE CE OF ON THI S PLEASE 1nclud ng auf tran s 6 29 12tc Awnongs $79S Call 378 6376 after 5 p m PROPERTY WE HAVE miS SIOn Monday Fnday 6 24 6tp Underponnong SOME VERY GOOD BUYS USED CAMPER TOP for WE HAVE BUYERS WITH 8 30 a m to 5 p m Saturday Datsun pickup 949 3811 DROP IN AND SEE WHAT CASH YOU HAV E THE - 8 30 to 12 noon - unless by Co mplet e mob1le home All other s•zes at sale appomthlent Phone 992 5682 WE HAV E TO OFFER 6 28 6tc KNAPP shoes 10 pet to 28 pel PROPER TY LETS GET serv ce plus g gan t c off on 16 slyles Order now or 992 7121 TOGETHER praces WANTED Used merchand 1se d splay of mob le hom es Supply limited Phone 992 6 27 30tc HENRY E CLELANO HELEN L TEAFORD - for auction We buy we S324 always ava table at BROKER POMEROY GORDON B TEAFORD c=~occN ~ C~ R ~ E~ T ~E-" w """' o RK sell whole houseful or smgle 5 30 tfc 992 2259 ~ Jack W Co.rsey Mor ASSOCIATES p1eces consignment or - : : - : : - - - - - dnveways s dewa fks steps Phone 991 2181 No an swer 992 2566 992 332Sor992 3615 percentage We wd I haul etc Call 992 3453 AKC Golden Retnever pupp1es Phone 992 3354 Hayman s S40 and one 7 month 6 28 121cp 6 30tc Wetmarner pup $50 (614) 742 1970 12 X 60 3 bedroom mobile 6834 home w1th flpout g oo d 1220 Washington Blvd NO 1 Copper 54c radiators cond1tlon $4 300 Call Mason 6 21 tfc 423 7521 BELPRE 0 28c brass 20c batter.es 85c 773 SS80 each clean dry roots Gin GROCERY business for sale 6 26 Sip seng $52 lb yellow root $4 Bulldmg for sale or lease CASH pad for all makes and 6 Acres of ground on St Rt 124 I mole from mayapple 45c per lb M A Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m LOTS all utt11t1es 1deal for mode l s of mob l e home s Hall Reedsville. Ohio 378 mobile homes Mason ca ll Mone No 1 near Salem Center Oh1o Will be to 10 P m for appomtment Phone area code 614 423 9531 6249 773 5S80 on the new water system and all other ulol1laes 4 13 tfc ____:_:_ 56 He -------~3~2=0 ttc _ _ __ _ _ __ 6 26 Sip avaalable Fone anveslment for trailer homes 1913- Zig Zag sewmg machine OLD Furn 1ure oak tables j 2 STORY home w1th a fu ll or resodentoal home Sellang Proce $12 000 00 This machme darns em Wooden ce boxes brass beds basement bath and 112 bath bro1ders overcasts button GEORGES HOBSTETTERJR d1shes or complete forced a r furnace 2 or 3 POPULAR and prof it able holes All w1fhout at households Wrde M D dr ve 1 n carry out Dotng REAL ESTATE BROKER bedrooms attached garage tachments Pay balance of M ller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh1o exce llent bus ness Interested large yard near Pomeroy S38 50 or pa y S5 per ..[Tionth BOX 101 , POMEROY, OHIO call 992 6271 part es may see last year s Elementary School 992 7384 Call 992 S331 PHONE (985 4186) ncome tax return Call 992 5 13 ttc 6 26 5tc 6 10 tfc 5786 after 7 p m POMEROY HOME & AUTO Pomeroy Home & Auto FURNITURE Roofmg, Spoutmg, Home Remodeling -------- For Estimates SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Lost - -- - - -- READY MIX Wanteri To Buy -----HYDROPLANE B feet Help Wanted SOMEONE to 1ron and sew for me around the Rutland area Will br hg clothes to your home Call 742 3763 6 28 3tc Secretary f1llng typ•ng shorthand required Call 742 S602 between hours of 10 a m and 1 p m 6 29 3tc QUALIFIED refngerahon ser v CJJman 1ndu s tr al commerc1al domest•c good pay and work ng cond1f •ons Must be expenenced' Gall1a Refngerat1on Co 611 Jrd Ave Gall poll s 446 4066 6 4 If LADY needed to stay five a week and n1ghts Even1ngs and weekends No work Good home and pay Phone 992 S207 days too free good 6 24 6tc 18 horse power Johnson engme with tra1ler $250 Call 992 7376 6 29 31c VIVITAR 13S mm F2 B lens Brand new Used once after S 00 p m 992 2403 BEAUTIFUL Walnut stereo rad1o tape comb nat on am fm rad1o 8 track tape deck 4 speaker sound system Balance $104 32 or use our budget terms Call 992 3965 6 29 Call 61 ~ 6276tc DUE to JOb lran sfer must se ll home 3 be dr oo m to tal eleclr c arge lot F HA ap pr oved Syracuse Phond 992 7836 6 27 61cp EXCELSIOR Salt Works E Mam St Pomeroy All k nds of salt water pellets water nuggets block salt and own Oh1o R1ver Salt Phone 992 3891 5 25 tfc J1g Capactty Maytag Automattcs 2 spe ed opera t.or Cho ce of water temps Auto water level con tro l L nt F tl ler or Power Fm Ag ta t or Per'tna Press Maytag Halo of Heat Dryers Su rround clo thes w lh g entle eve n heat No hot spots no overd ry ng F ne Mesh L nt F Iter We Spec1ahze tn MAYTAG ONE GENTLE Appaloosa mare and colt one 3 yr old Ten nessee Walker geld1ng registered 992 3518 6 27 6tc 6 s tfc ----~- ONE Registered female We1maraner dog 18 months old w1th pedigree 992 7313 6 21 6tcp A thought for the day Br1fjsh For Rent or sale poet Lord Byron sa1d Speak S ROOMS and bath Racme not of men s creeds They rest area Sam Yates 992 7139 between man and his Maker ' 6 24 5tp \ \ _ ____ RUTLAND FURNITURE R~~;.~;:·· 741 42'1 Arnold Grate Rutland II Remembet Th1s ls } our Cmzpmg ;me/ F1slung HeacllJu,trter~ Thursday Froday, Saturday hours 9 to 5 30 Sunday 12 to 5 30 ' You II Lake Our Qualoty Way of Doong Busoness 992 5342 GMAC FINANCING Open Evenmgs Unto I 6 00-To IS p m Sat $2295 PUBLIC NOTICE Pur suant to the provts ons of 6101 19 (A) OhtO Code th e follow ng nd R ulat ons are ICT RULES AND REGULATION RESOLUTION RESOLUTION PROVIDING OR THE RULES EGULA T I ONS AND CON ITION S OF SERVICE OF LEADING CREEK ( o NISE RVAN CY OI STR ICT LAND ME IGS COU NTY 10 WATERWOR KS WILL TR IM or cu t trees or shrubbery Also pamt roofs Phone 949 3221 61330tc TEM WHEREAS LEADING REEK CONSERVANCY I STR IC T Rutland Me gs ty Ohto heremafter ca lled ct has under taken to 5232 •• --------• TilE ---• • • • cons truct a waterworks system and WHEREAS the Otstt ct s 1 nanc tng the acqulslt on of the waterworks system pursuant to Bond Resblut on dated March 13 1973 and has adopted a schedu le of rates and cha rges by Resolut on dated May 10 1973 NOW THEREFORE be t resolved by the L ead ng Creek Conservancy District ot Rutland Me gs County Oh o as follows 1 Property owner or h s agent hereinafter c a l led cus tomer must make wr !len appl catton for water serv ce at the buStness off c e of th e D stnct and sa d appl cat on n c l u d ng serv ce rece1ved thereunder Js unasslgnabl~ by the customer 2 All taps and connecti ons to the ma1ns of the 0 str lc t shall be made by and or under the BILL'S ARMY & NAVY DISCOUNT STORE 85 N Court St ____ ..., Athens, Oh1o COLORED CORDS & DENIM JEANS .............. ·14.98 & 15.95 GIRLS' CUFFED • MENS DOUBLE KNIT -• • Reg 512 95 WRANGLER SLACKS... ••••• .. ..~.?~. 16.95 MEN'S WIDE LEATHER •• BELTS .......... -... ~AL~-~~-T~ !!1. !"~~ .14.95 •• •' 8 TRACK • • • • • . -• •• • •• Latest Sty les TAPES .......................... I I •••••••••• LINCOLN WELDERS ...................192.50 HANDY MENS TOOLS AT GREAT SAVINGS • -•• •• • "• d • • Remember! Thrs Is Your CAMPJNG ancl FJSHJNG HEADQUARTERS ~ Galha Co 's Largest Real Estate Sales Agency Off1ce 446 3643 Evenongs Ca II E M "Ike" W1seman 446-3796 E "' Wiseman 446 4500 • ••• •t •• •• • I 1.98 OPEN 9 'TIL 5:30 DAILY EXCEPT FRI. & MON. TIL 9 SUNDAY-l2 Til 5:30 + .. ...... .'1195 69 BUICK LeSABRE 400 ... . .. . 69 MERCURY COMET 2 DR. HT........ .. 11295 auto P S Orange & black beauty auto ......... P B 1095 Long beet 6 c yl I 0 0 0 I 0 o 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 65 JEEP 4 WHEEL DRIVE V 8 wagon auto PS 995 1 •• •• I ••••• I I •••••••• P B P S 695 1 .. '395 4 dr wagon • .. '1095 .... 66 RAMBLER 6 CYL ............ . Auto -.. • • 495 1 RIGGS USED CARS 985 4100 Located on St Rt 7 d reel on and superv son of waterworks personnel 3 The D stnct sha ll Install and manta nat ts expense that port on of the service from the main to the tot or easement I ne nclud lng the necessary tap 1 11 ngs and shut off valve and Jhe customer shall InSta ll and matnta n at Its expense that port on of the serv ice from said lot or easement 1 ne to h s prem ses Inclu d ing a stop and waste cock at the end of the house side of his serv ce The mtn mum earth cover of the customers serv ce Shall be f ve (5) feet The Ol&trlct sMAll determine the size and klnd of serv ce to be Installed 4 Application may be can celled and or water serv ce d scontmued by the 0 str ct tor any v l olat1on of any rule regulat on or cond 1 nn l'lf serv ce and espec ally for any of the to l lowtng reasons ral M 1srepresenlaf on In the applc.atonaslothepropertyor f Kt ur es to be suppled or use to be made of waler (b ) Fa lure to repon to the o str c t add I on to the property or ftxtures to the suppl es or add t onl'll use to be made of water {c) Resale or gtvlng away of water except that an tn corl)orated v llaqe wh ch s a bulk customer may resel l water to 1ts nhab tants (d) waste or m tsus e of water due to 1mproper or Im perfec t serv1ce p pes and or f xtures or fa lure to keep same n su lable state of repa r (e l Tamper ng w th meter meter settl servtee or vat .... es or permllttng such tam per ng by others (I 1 connect on cross connect1on or perm tltng s,ame of any separate water supply to pre m ses wh ch re cetve water tram the Dtslr c l In any manner wh ch may result tn con tam mat on of the water supply owned by lhe Lead ng Creek Conservancy 0 str ct (g ) Non payment of bills 5 Any customer deS r ng to d scont nue the water serv ce to h!s prem1ses for any reason must give not ice of d1scon 1 nu ance n wr1t ng at the bus ness offtce of the waler worlc.s system otherw se the custo mer shall rematn l 1ab le for al l water used and servtce rendered by the D sir ct unl 1 sad nol ce s re ce vea by the D str ct 6 B lis and nol ces re atmg to lhe con du ct ot the busi ness of lhe D slrtctw 11 be m a.led'to t he cus tomer at the adaress I Sled on t he app) catton unless a chan ge ot address has been f 1led n wr 1 ng at the bus ness on ce of the D str cl and the 0 str ct shall not • otherw se be re~~o~ons ble for de l tver y of any blll or not ce nor w II ltle customer be ex cus es fro m nonpayment Of a b II or from any performance req u red n sa id not ce 7 (a l B lis for waler ser'l ce are due and payab le at lhe busmess oft ce of the D str ct or to any des gnated agent on the 1r date ot ssue The past due date shall be the tent h 1101h ) oay after the date of Issue Btlls w 111 be dated and ma t led on the f irst ot each month (b ) All b lis not pad on or before the past due da te snail be termed del nquent an d the one of th e sharpe st 64 s Chester, 0 Dlstr ct shall serve on lhe customer a wriH en 1 nal notice of said deltnq1.1en cy It a d.eltnquent b II s not pad w lh n ten ( 10) day s atter date of su ch fmal not ce the water supp ly lo the customer may be d1scon tmued w ithout further no I ce {C I Meters w II be read monthly between the 15t h and lhe 20th day ot each monlh 8 Where the water sup ply to a cus tom er has been d scont nued tor non payment of del nqu ent b lis a charge oft fl ee n dol la r s f$15 00 ) wlll b e made lor reconnect on of waler serv ice but the reconnect on wtl l not be made untl l after all del nqvenl bills and other chl!l r ges f any owed by lhe cus tomer to th e D 5tr ct ha\le been pad 9 The 0 str ct re se rve s the right to request a nom na l sum be placed on depOSit w llh the D ts tr lc l for purpose Of establ sh ng or ma ntaun ng any custo mer s cred t 10 All meters sha l l ben stalled maintained and renewed by and at the expense of the D str cl and II'J e Olstr ct reserves the r ghl to determ ne the siZe and type of meier used II Upon the wrttlen request ot any customer the meier serv1ng sad cus to mer sha l be tested by the Dlst r c t Such test w ill be made w thou! charge to the cus tomer f the meter has not been tested w th n twelve ( 121 montt s pre ce d ng the requested te sl otherw se a charge ot two do llars (S2 00 1 wtll be made and then only 1f I he test tnd cates meter accuracy wlti'Hn the I m ts ot J per ce nl 12 Where a m eter has ceased lo reg ster or meter read ng cou ld not be obtatned the quanl ty of water consumed tor b II ng purpose w II be based upon an average of the prtor s x (6) months consump t on and the condtt ons of wajer se r v ce prevc:~ ll ng dur ng the per od '" wh ch ! he meter fa iled to reg Sler 13 Water for bu ld ng or conslru ct lon purposes w II be t u rn shed by me ier measurement only aller su table depos it ha s been ma de the m n mum depos I be ng twenty ftve dOllars (525 OO l ana the amounl to be deler m ned by th e D str ct depend ng upon the s ze of the construct on work contemp lated and all water for bu ld ng or con stru c t on purposes as se1 fortn n the perm t must pa ss through one a.nd lhe same meter Water so supplted Shall be d scharged through a hos e o r p pe d r eel ly upon mater el to be wet or Into a barrel or or her conta ner an d n no case up the ground or 1nto the strca Yb or roadway ld The D str cl sha ll make al reasonable efforls to elm na te n terru pflo n of serv ce and when such nter r upt ons occur w 11 endeavor to reestabl sh serv ce w lh I he shorles t poss be de lay Whenever lhe serv ce s 1nterrup1ed tor the purpose ot work rg on the d s1r 1bul on system or t h e stal on equ pme nt a I con sume rs effec ted by su ch r'l terr upl on w II be not teo n advance whenever t s pass ble to do so 15 The Dlslr ct shall ~n no event be held respons ble for ci a m made aga nst t b<r reason ~----------~ 1973 Pont1ac Lemans 4 Dr. Slacker Pnce Smolh Nelson D1s $4197 $3265 Your Pnce + Tax & Tolle 13667.60 1402.60 Tax & Toile Open Evemngs 111 7 p.m. & 'Ill 5 p.m. Semce 'Til 12 Noon on Saturdar sat 992-2174 500 E Matn St Pomeroy, Ohoo Remember We Seroice What We Sell. . '1 495 stand Good condlf on + Tax & Toile OUR WORD IS OUR BOND a1r 69 FORD LTD 4 DR. HT.. 68 CHEV. 1/2 TON PICKUP.. P S viny l fop 15044.05 1 Das 1847.05 Your Prace 1 69 DODGE POlAR A 4 DR................. '1395 PS Slicker Proce REMEMBUl We Service Whnt We Sell 6 Cyl 69 PLYMOUTH ROADRUNNER. PB SEE CEWARD CALVERT, PEGGY STORY OR BILL NELSON '1295 I 0 0 0 o PB sedan fac a r P S aut o 1973 Burck LeSabre 4 Dr. Sed. Smath Nelson $4285 Your Pnce VInyl roof fac a~r AM FM rad o r uns A 1 See Ray R1ggsor Roger Roebel • • ••• 5112.90 1 Smoth Nelson Dts 70 MERCURY MARQUIS 4 DR HT......... 11895 V 8 auto • • P-----------~ 1973 Pontrac Cat 2 Dr. HT 302 V 8 3 sp on floor sharp little car vm y ll op 37 821 miles LVUJ\ AT TlltsE RUYS UN SVME NtW CARS 70 COUGAR 2 DR HT. .. ................. 11595 4 Sp p S PB Wagon Good second car has 18 000 ma 65 FORD 4 DR. WAGON BAGGIE JEANS ...... ~-e~. ~~~ ?~ -~~~ .. ~8.95 BLOUSES ..................... ~2.98 to 15.98 --- The owner of th1s attract ave home has reduced th e proce for an early sale It ancludes 3 lots nghlon Pomeroy close to downtown Very ntce 3 bedroom home w1th donang room and ktt chen wood burnang foreplace on l1vong room Unfonashed 2nd floor and full basement Proced at $24 500 Make us an offer $3095 • WILKINSON Small Eng rne Sales and Service 810 3rd St Middleport Lawn mower and cha1n saw repatr Free p1ckup and del1 verv Phone 992 3092 Also Bnggs and Stratton and Tecumseh parts 6 21 30tc 4 sp 6 c yl W C 4 dr H T anywhe re 71 VEGA 2 DR.... ........ 11695 68 CHEV. 4 DR.•.•.•. OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY, OHIO 3 29 ftc Me 1gs good t res radJo real Pomeroy »c,or Co. Repa~r se rv ce a l l makes 992 2284 The Fabr c Shop Pomeroy Author zed S1nger Sales and Serv ce We Sharpen Sc1ssors Brougham 4 dr This car every thong ready to go HT l2195 Local 1 owner low m1leage car be ge fln1sh v1nyl fop good wh1te wall t res rad1o automatic transmiSSIOn power steenng & brakes factory a 1r SE WING MACHINES G T 71 DODGE MONACO .... 12395 4 Dr Pomeroy Motor Co. 1971 CHEVY MONTE CARLO 10 4 tfc You Won't Ftnd A Better Buy In POMEROY loca l 1 owner light green fm1sh automatiC tran smiSSIOn power steermg economy SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MIL LE R SANITATION ST EWART OH IO PH 662 3035 auto 70 OPAL KADETTE. .......... 1972 NOVA 6 2 18 tfc ___:___ Free Parking Colored cord & denam Jeans $4 95 & $5 95 Goris cuffed Baggy Jeans Reg $12 95 Now S6 95 Blouses From $2 98to $5 98 Mens Double Knot Wrangler Slacks, Reg $12 95 Now $6 96 M ens Wade Lealher Bells !latest styles) Values to $11 00 Now $4 95 8 Track Tapes $1 98 Lancoln Welders $92 50 Handyman Tools at Tremendous Savangs Karr & Van Zandt 4 door WHEEL Alignment located at Cro~sroads Rt 124 now back to work Complete front end serv1ce tun e up and brake serv 1ce Wheels balanced electroni ca lly All work guaranteed Reasonable rates Phone 742 3232 BILL JANES ARMY-NAVY DISCOUNT STORE Athens 64 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan ---------- 100 2 Seat Statmn Wagon 350 V 8 engme power steer ng & brakes automatic trans rad1o pos1tracflon rear ax le good t~res be 1ge f ntsh Excess1ve m i leage but regu larly servtced & pnced to go ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;~ 85 N Court St 1 1972 CHEVROLET BROOKWOOD 0 DELL 6 cyl •3895 '2695 •3395 •1795 '1695 '1395 '1695 '1395 '595 '195 Rl v1era our gray b lac k l op Bu 1ck Best 67 Olds 98 HT Sed., v-roof, arr ·------'795 5 12 tfc .,..,-::~-~,....,..-~ .. 12895 Stocker Prrce 4782 GallipOlis John Russell Own er and Operator C BRADFORD Aud!oneer Complete Serv1ce Phone 949 3821 Ractne Oh o Cr I t Bradford 5 1 tfc 2 Dr Hatchback P S 8 000 moles 6 021 c r eai'T} w 1fh vi ny l Che\le l le Super Sport 396 au to Ca lal na '1 dr H T 66 Burck 14Sabre 4 Door, arr ------· '695 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY AGENCY Real Estate For Scile 67 Olds 98 Town Sed, power & arr.. ---~795 '* WISEMAN _____ - - -- -- • P S , P B factory a1r new ansode & out Radaal lares Must see to apprecoate • a1 r Gran Vtll e 2 dr H T a tr AM & FM NJce Sal e 2 dr H T 73 OLDS OMEGA sed sharp truc k Lemans 2 dr Spt Cpe 67 Olds 98 H.T. 5edan, power and arr--- 795 68 Chevelle 2 Dr H.T., v.a, auto., P.s. ___'1495 68 Dodge Pol. 4 Door HT., ________ _1795 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates Ph 446 2 11 ttc REAL ESTATE FOR SALE WANTED - your Free 3284 Co Reg. 295.95-249.95 :-------- --- CO NCRETE CHEST FREEZER s • • • EXCAVATINC: dozer loader and ba ck hoe wor~ sept c lan k s Installed dump trucks and lo boys for h re will haul f If d rl fop soil I mestone and gravel Call Bob or Roger Jeffer s day phone 992 7089 n ght phone 992 3525 or 992 MILLER MOBILE HOMES - 1972 PONTIAC 1972 G.M.C. Y2 TON v a all black 1971 PONTIAC lop 1970 PONTIAC 1969 CHEVROLET Only 1968 PONTIAC 1968 BUICK 1968 DODGE DART 1964 BUICK 1963 CHEVROLET 69 OLDS DELTA 88....... 11695 1 6 30 ttc REALTY SUMMER SALE' ••• •• • • • del ve r ed nght to protect Fast and easy est1mates Phone 992 Goeg l e 1n Ready M1x M ddleport Oh o CLELAND Moo.le Homes For Sale -• 949 3151 Racrne Oh1o - -- - - - Pets For Sale • • JOHNSON'S T.V. - - - -- - - - - - -- - - • ' Color- $30 00 Black & Whtte-$15 00 Notice Auto Sales • • Have your T V P1cture Tube Restored As Good As New R1ght In Your Home Guaranteed tor 6 Mo Real Estate For Sale - - -- -- • Phone 742-6271 PH. 992-2174 Smith Ndsnn Mot.,r SeU I he Uest Cars At The Best Pr1ce In Town. Check These l'nccs On Good ,... ,... Used Cars. ...__SPJ::.UAL!--•ll - 71 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, arr--------.'2695 70 Olds Cul HT. Sedan, V-roof, arr ---· '2495 69 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, full pow., arr ---11595 69 Pont1ac Bonn H.T. Sedan, alr-----'1495 68 Olds 442, VB, auto. trans., P.S ----'1395 69 Mercury Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto._.'l295 68 Chevrolet Impala H.T _________ _'1295 PRICE CONSTRUCTION - In Memory TEAFORD 72 Chev Nova I:.:Jupe, V-8, auto ----- 12395 72 Burck Skylark H.T Cpe., V-roof, air___ 13495 992 J9S4 POMEROY, OHIO Catal na Br oughrtm 4 dr m les 72 Chev. Caprtee Cpe., v-roof, arr ____ 13495 JOHN TUCKER Rt 4 Pomeroy 0 LET US HELP YOU 500 E. MAIN the~ 1 USED CARS MODERN SANITATION ------ ALL-WEATHER • 24 HOUR SERVICE OFFICE SUPPLIES SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. USED CAR SPECIALS SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED DUMP TRUCK SERVICE •s.ss F01 Sale 4TH OF JULY Business Services EXPERT Wheel Alignment GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES • of the break ng of any ma ns or serv ce P •P ~ or by re ason ol any other nterr uptlo n of the supp ly of waler ca used by I he break ng ol ma c hmery or stoppage for nece~sary repa rs and no per son shall be ent lied lo damages nor ha\o'e any port on ol a pa ym en 1 refunded tor any ln hJrrupt on o t se rv ce wh ich n th e op non of l he D str lc l may be deemed necessary 16 Cus to me r s hav ing bo lcr s and or pressure .... esse l s r ece v ng a supply of water from the Dlstr c l mus l he\o'e a check va vc on the water supp ly 1 ne and a .... ac uum .,.a,.,.e on th e steam I ne to prevent collapse n case lhe water su pp ly from lh e D str ic t Is d sco nt lnued or n terrupt ed for any reason w th or w lh ou t nol ce 17 Th e prem ses recelv ng a supply of wat er and al l serv ce 1 n es me l ers a nd I x l u re s ncl ud ng any and all I ~C. l ures w th n I he sa d prem ses sha ll al al l reasonab e hours be subj~c t to in sped on by CJ u y author zed emplo yees o t 1h e D slrlc l 18 Spec al l errns and con dll oM may be ma de wh ere waler s use d b<r !he D sir c t or commun1ty for publ c purposes su ch as 11r e ex t ng u lshmen t public parks et c 19 P p ny on the pr em se s of a cu sloll')er mu st be so Ins ta ll ed I hat connect ons are con ven enll y localed w lh rspe c t IO th e D sir c t lines and ma ms The customer shall provide a place of meier ng which s unobstructed and access tb le at all 1 mes The customer shttll furn• sh ttnd manta n a cu i off va l ve on h tS s de ot the meier and th e D str c t w II provi de a 1 ke .... al.,.e on tis side o l the meter 20 Tl'le cuslomer s serv ce l me shal be nslal ed and ma nla ned by lh e c ustome r at h tS own e)Cpe nse In a sa te and eft1 cle nt m anner and tn accord ance w th I he 0 str c l r u les and regula! e ns and wllh lh e regu la! ons o l the Sl at e Board of r esu ll s fr om l he neg l igence or wrongfu l act of lhe customer i'l' ember ot h1s house hol d hiS agenl or employee l he cost of l t"l e necess<Hy repa rs or repla cements shal l be patd by lhe cu$1ome r to th e D str ct and any 1 a b•llly olt er W' se r e& ull no sha l l be lhat of l he custome r 22 Wat er fur n shed by th e 0 str c l m;;~y be u sed tor domest ic cons umpt ion by the c ustomer memb er s of his houset1old and emp loyees only The customer sha l! not se ll or gn.. e lh e water to any olhN per son 2J Each cus tom er sha l l gr ant or conv ey or sha ll cause to be granled or convey ed l o the D str c t a permo1nen l easement and right of WliY acro ss anv property o'N ned or con i rolled by the custome r whenever sa id easemenl or r ghl of way s ne cessary tor th e munlclpa wat er fa cll t es an d I nes so as to be able to fur n sh ser v ce fo the cuslo me r 74 Th e Dlslr cl w l cons lru cl C:<lcns lons IO I s water lnes to po n ls w ith n I s serv ce area but the Ols tr cl sha l l not be requ red to make su ch ln sl al latlons un less the cuslomur pays to lhe D1Sir lc l th e entire cos l ot the nst8lla1Jon All 1 ne ex tension s sh a 1 be ev denced by a con tra cl s gned by the 0 strl cl and the per son ad van e ng fund s lor Sold ex tens on bul each contra ct sha ll be nul and vo d un less ap pro .... ed by the Farme r s Home Ad rn n s1ra 1 on and other govern ing bodies II refund of the advan ce IS to be mad e l he fol ow ng melt'10d sh al l apply 20 percenl of the Iota gr oss r f!ve nue of wat er sales per year for each serv cl!' connected to !h e new exlenslon desc r bed m I he agreement for a per od nol to ex ceed f .... e years pr ovi d ed that lh e aggrega te payme nts do not ex c eed the l o ta l an'lounl depos led No r efund shall be made fr om H ealt h any revenue rece ved fr om any ~ ~ 11 any loss or damage lo lt nes leadmg up to or beyond the the property of lhe D sir c l or pari cula r 1 ne el'.tens ton any ace den t or njur y lo per co .... er ed by con lra cl son s or property s caused by or A ll de c s1on s n connec l on w lh the manner of nsta llat on of any ex tens on end main l enan ce thereof shllll re man n lh e excluslve conlro of the D str lc l and such extens ion sha l l be the properly of lhe Distr ic t and no other r.erson shall have any r ght I tie or nl eres l !herein 25 The 0 str c l may refuse ser.,.lce to persons not pre se ntly a customer when ln the opinion of the 0 str ct the ca pa city of the f acllltles w lll not perm II such services 26 0 slrlcl fllay .... ary from these r v te s by wr tten agreemen t w th any bulk customer whose annual water cons umption eKceeds 250 000 gallons Jo f lt the c r cum slt'ln ces bul abldtng by th e genera l In ten I of these regula1 10ns w l h con cur ren ce of Farmers Home Adm n1strat on 27 Th ese ru le s ma y be char: ged or amended at a r egu la r meetlng of the boar d or al a spec a mee t ng ca l led for thai purpose The sa id m ee t)ng shal l requ r ca notice In 'N r 1 ng to all board m~mberS ln not tess than 5 days reg ard ing change of sa d rules 78 Co mpla nts may be made lo lh e operator of the sys tem end may be appealed to the Board of D rectOr$ of the District within ten (10 ) days 29 Th ls resolut1on shell take ettecl and be In force from end etler Its dale or pusagePassed and adopted by the Board of Director or LUdlng Creek Co nservan cy Dlitrlct R ullend Oh o on May 10 1973 ATTEST Jack W Crlsp Presldent Evelyn C Young Acting Secretary CSea IJ ( 6) 15 22 29 Jlc BAREBACK RIDING SEA'ITLE Wash (UP!) The annual meeting of the Northwest Sunbathing Association next weekend will have a Western theme The nudist. w1ll all wear cowboy hat. and boot. Riding will be bareback IMPERIAL SPECIAL N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST OFFIC E HOUR S 9 30 TO 12 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS l - EAST COURT <T POMEROY KINGSBURY HOMES SALES & SERVICE L 0 0 K ' Sir II Offers You Your Best Buy on Your New Mobrle Home or Double Wrde Now avarlable tn S2x12, 60x12, 64x14, 70x14 or S2x24, 44X24, 60x24 Double W1de Made by Skyltne Corp an OhiO our low overhead assures you of a better buy Ftnanctng avatlable See us on Cty Rd 18, Kmgsbury Rd near the Junction of Rt 33 HRS 2 7 WEEKDAYS 9 7 SATURDAYS OR BYAPPT Locally owned & operal et1 Come ou t for a took or g ve us a call99 2 6256 We w II save you money 14x70 All electnc 3 bedroom - front kotchen woth wet bar & hutch opl1on Early Amencan •• furn oture two door frost free refragerator, Early Amer~ean dane tie deluxe master bedroom bay wandows front & rear plumbed for washer wored for dryer house type front door storm door storm wondows & screens throughout green Ho Low carpel & pad throughout-, - house type wondows Nalaonal Fare Code on wondows 111 bedroom hurncane tae down slrps copper wore throughout U L approved 2 x4 wall studs on 16 center, 2 x6 floor rorsls on 16 center WHY PAY MORE? Dehvered & Sef Up Wothm SO Mr les of Pomeroy 3 Ton Central Aor lnslalled-S725 00 "The Buck Stops Here" Larry's Mobile Home Sales 600 W Maan St Pomeroy Ohoo LARRY EVANS "Next to Jpnes Boys" 992 7777 FRANK GHEEN • �B- The Daily Sentinel, MlddlepYrt-Ponaeroy, 0, June 29,1973 Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! WANT ADS For Sale INFORMATION DEADLINES 5 P M)_Day Before Pub l cat on For Sale Real Estate For Sale 3 B EO ROOM mobile home I ', HANGING Baskets gerann.~rn s SOUTHERN Oh to Farms 103 Monoay De-adl ne 9 a m bath by week or month 308 begon1as doubl e pe lun 1a s a cres located near Rutland Cance-llat,on Correct ons Page Street 992 3509 comb 1nat• on po t s Cl ela nd S30 900 125 a cre s located near NEW RANCH H OME - 1 acre W111 be acce-pted un111 fa m for 6 2'1 tfc l o t Ctty wat e r A w e ll Farm and Greenh ouse E L a u r e lville $55 000 G J Oa y of Publtcatfon destgned house plan by W G Mam Rac1ne Gera l d 1n e REGULATIONS Brant and Company Realtor s Cleland Best Homes cons1sftng of The Publ t s!'ler reserves the 2 BEDROOM mob1le home 1 864 JOO F E Shaeffe r 1 235 60x 12 by week or month 308 ru;Jht to ed1t or retect any ads large l tv lng room w1th d1nmg 6 27 ft c 2571 Page Street 992 3509 deemed obtect•onal The L 3 bedr oo m s tn c ludtng 6 29;tp Publ isher W1ll not be re'5ponstble 6 29 tfc 5 ROOM HOUSE w lh bath ma sler bedroom w1th tull tor mote than one •ncorrect newly remodeled upper end 1962 CHEVY Nova Runs good bath a l arge 32 x 11 com •nserhon FURNISHED !railer 2 of Syracuse 992 3116 bma1 1on klf chen fam lly r oom Good work car Phone 985 RATES bedrooms utllliles pd $140 992 2094 and 2 full baths Under ma n 6 27 3t c 3554 Harol d Brewer L ong For W•nt Ad Serv•ce per month located on ntce lot floor 1s a full basement or S c ent5 per Word one Insert on Bottom Oh to SIOO 00 606 E Mam Pomeroy Route 33 112 mde north of old 71 YAMAHA 350 street b ike Mtn1mum Charge 7Sc l ower le ve l wh 1ch can be 6 29 lfc On Most Am encan Cars Route 7 Intersec tion Phone 12 cents per word three fm1shed tf .des!red To make 2900 rndes e~ecellent con consecut ve •nstrftons owner 1 235 2571 fh1 s a completely qual1ty ddton wmdshteld and crash 1964 4 wheel drive lf" ton p ck - GUARANTEEDt8 cents per word s x con 6 29 3fp bars $S7S oo Call 667 3073 home a full 2 car garage 1s up , good t res Mechantcally s~ c: ut ve msertrons and Phone 992 2094 after 5 p m InCluded Fmanc mg arranged good, $895 00 Phone 985 3554 25 Per Cent Oiscoun 1 on paid FOR RENT f ve room house w th low d own payment For 6 27 3tp act s <'l'ld ads patd W1lh n 10 days Harold Brewer Long Bottom and bath Attached carport all deta I s and an ap CARD Ofl THANKS Oh i O Open 8 T1IS forced arr furnace hardwood & OBITUARY p ol ntment to see home call 6 29 tfc Stop In and See Our floors kllchen cabmefs large HONDA CL 3SO 1913 Model Monday thru Saturday s 1 50 lor 50 word m tn mum 992 5976 or Col umbu s col excellent c o nd flon 606 E M oun Pomeroy 0 Eacn add•t•ono l word ?c lur cond1t1oner Nice yard 235 1996 tee t Floor Dasplay relocating must sell Helmet 10111 FT N1mrod Truck Cam BLIND AD$ w1fh metal storage bvtldmg rn 6 13 lfc per Self conta.ned ~ntercom mcluded Call 696 1123 or 992 Add I on at 2Sc Charge per rear yard Located 1n nt ce cond1t1on 1acks and hold SS22 Ad"'erhsernent Syracuse call 992 2002 or 593 downs Included $995 00 7 ROOM house w fh bath 1n OFFICE HOURS 6 29 6tp 6904 8 30 a m fo 5 00 p m o~~tlly Phone 975 3554 Harold Rutland a r co nd f 1oned 6 29 3tc HA L F ARABIAN Ftlly 3 years 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noon Brewer Long Bottom Oh o carpeted gas furnace d sh Saturday Roofing Roof Pamhng 6 29 ff c old Reg1stered ha lf Arabian washer double oven range BUSINESS building for rent or geldmg 2 years old ( htu ce Spou ttng Plumb1ng double garage large carpor t lease - 992 Sl86 $150 ~skey H II Flatwoods 1968 FORO 1/1 lon PICk up 6 4 acres c lee~red and fenced Remodeling Complete 6 27 6tc c ylinder 3 speed S795 00 IN LOVING memOf"y of Addle Road Pomeroy Oh1o 992 small barn and other From the laraest Butldtng Vmyl & Alummum Harold Brewer Phone 985 Hawk who pass~ away June 3 BEDROOM house on North 6880 bulldmgs Phone 614 742 6834 Bulldozer Rad1afor to Stdtng 3554 Long Bottom Oh1o 29 1964 6 28 4tc ~ ma nes1 Healer Lore 5 30 ttc Fifth Ave 1n Middleport 742 What Is home without a 6 29 ffc Nathan B1g9s 562S PHONE 992 2550 mother? Radeator Speciali st (2) PAINT DAMAGE 1973 Z1g 6 27 6tc MODERN 6 room 1 fl oor plan All things this world may send Zag SEWING MACHINES COMPARE THESE PRICES 3 home wtfh detachabl e ton central a1r for mobtle But when we lost our mother LARGE mob1le home to 3 Stil l 1n ongmal cartons No garage All newly pa 1nfed home S750 00 Central A1r for We lost our dearest friend attachments needed as our workers everyfh1ng fur Located on n ce leve l lot 50 x homes up to 1200 sq fl ShU m our hearts though mne controls are built 1n Sews n1s.hed 1ncludmg a r con 120 at 619 Pag e St M 1d S625 00 6 of 1nSt;laf10n blown years have lapsed Sadly N 1nd Ave Middleport 0 w fth 1 or 2 needles makes d1honer and televts1on Ready Ph 992 2174 dleport Oh o For furth er Pomeroy nto a the 18 sq fl Phone 992 mISSed by children and buttonholes sews on button s July 1 Phone 992 3509 M d· d etails con ta ct Dav d R 7320 anyhme grandchildren dleport monograms an d bltnd hem Yates 23 Grandv iew Road E LNA a nd Whde Sew ng 6 29 6tp 6 29 ltcp sf tch Full cash pnce $38 SO 6 20 lfc Cambr dge Oh o 4372 5 or M ach nes Ser v1ce on all Specialist or budget plan ava la ble Phone 992 3904 m a k es Rea sonabl e ral e s Whee l KOSCOT KOSMETICS and Ph one 992 2984 ALL ELECTRIC - l1ke new 3 6 15 ftc The Se wtng Center M d Name Brand W gs Special rooms wtth large b""tth _ _ __ _ _ _ __ 6 : _2 : _ 4 6tc Alignment dlep ort Oh10 FEMALE Norweg1an elkhound sale pr ces dur ng month of 7 ROOM and bath w 1th barn and Electnc wall oven JabiE. top 11 16 ltc Answers to the name of July Phone Hel en Jane range large closet located on (3) VACU UM Clean er s new 1973 several ou tbulld ngs 40 acres Sheba Call 992 6268 or 992 It Must Brown 9925113 E Ma1n St Pomernv ~~""" tr. Model Complete w1th all of property or w If sell house 636fi Be Rtght 6 29 ttc apprec1ate Ph Gallipolis cleaning tools Small pamf sepa r ate Call 742 6161 6 28 3tc or we w11l 446 9539 damage m sh ppmg W11 1 take 6 29 6fc Make If Rtght HACK N EY mare Roaster 4 BEDROOM house 2 baths $27 cash or budget plan 5 29 ttc pony 8 yrs old With patent 6 ROOM 2 Story frame house r ver fr on tag e Syracuse avatlable PhOne 992 2984 leat her harness 1 show ca rt Phone 992 2360 PRIVATE meelng room for 6 24 6tc located on approx tmalely P/~ YARD SALE Marvm McGuire and one pa r boots $395 00 tor 6 27 tfc any organ1zat1on phone 992 acres h II groun d 3 BR res dence Saturday and all Isaac Lew s Phone 773 (3 1 SINGER Automal c Z1g Zag J975 d in ng room l!vmg room Sunday Route 7 bypass 6 4 30 Dally B 12 Sat 5507 Cl flon W Va 25237 Sew1 ng Mach nes n sew ng 3 11 tft and bath M ature fru t HOUSE for sale by owner 3 Junction 124 11 lhe R H Rawhng s Sons 6 29 2tp fab l e Makes buttonholes trees and berr~ es on lot 6 28 2tc bedrooms new furnace root Bu1ldmq sews on button s blmd hems New wa t er tank and 28 000 TWO trailer lots m M ddleport and w r ng Wa l l t o wall 992 210 1 Mtddleport 0 etc Top notch cond1t1on Pay WANTED respons1ble party to 'l;o duplex m Bradbury phone RCA wall rnovnled a~r ca rp et ng larg e lot ca rp ort fake over Sp1net console 561 45 or terms available before 6 p m 992 5693 cond1t1 oner Garden lot and SHOOTING MATCH Corn Look for r on fence n fr on t REFR IGE RATOR Repa1r A~r p ano Easy terms Can be Phone 992 2984 garage ncluded Located on 6 25 Stc Hollow Gun Club Turn f~r·st and p1ne trees 1n s de yard Condd on 1ng H eat 1ng seen locally Wr te Cred f 6 24 6tc Wel chfown Hill m Pomeroy nght after Miles Cemeterv Contact Mr Eldon Walburn E!ectr1cal Repa~r Manager P 0 Box 276 cor porat on I m 1ts Pr ced at Factory choked guns only FURNISHED apartment for 230 Un ion Avenu e Pom eroy Res1dent at or commercial Shelbyville lnd ana 46176 $6 500 00 May ass 1s l 1n Sunday June 24 retired couple Ut1ht1es paid Oh10 Phone 992 2805 auto a~r cond 1f 1oning 266 Mill 6 29 2tcp Hauling carts lawn frnanc ng 1f necessary Phone 6 28 Jtc No children or pets $80 00 6 13 ftc Street 992 3509 aerators lawn rollers and New Hav en W Va 882 2843 month Batley s Store 6 29 JOtc DON T pump your slugg1sh seeder spreaders to f1t all WILL work at any odd fobs for Shown by appointment only Middleport sep t1 c tank Get Klean Em SIZes of garden tractors and room and board T1mothy 6 28 6tcp 6 28 3tcp OPEN FOR BUS INE SS All Septic Tank Cleaner nd1ng mowers Sklorenko R D 3 Pomeroy NOW OPEN P M J Odd s and Landmark Farm Bureau OhiO FURNISHED apartment for Ends Gio r~f ed tu nk ap Pome roy 6 29 6tp rent Robert H1ll Racine 949 pltan ces furn1ture 266 M!ll 6291tcp V~rgol B TeafOrd, Sr 3811 Stree t M idd leport YARD SALE Marvin McGu1re 6 28 61c Broker 6 29 30tc EXTRA INCOME ONner residence Saturday and 110 Mechantc Street must sell Sell ng under ap Pomeroy Oh1o Sunday Route 7 by pass EXCAVATING Dozers larg e 3 AND 4 ROOM fvrn1shed and pra1sal value Beaul 1f ul 4 tunct1on Route 124 Phone 99~ 2975 Pomeroy, Oh1o 45769 and sma I Backhoes and u nfurmshed apartments family apartment buildmg 2 6 29 2tc loaders on tral..k and f1res Open a a m to 5 30 p m Phone 992 5434 COUNTRY HOME years old. W II pay off n jus t 5 OB Dump !ru cks Lo bo y. Monday thru Thursday 8 4 12 He years 3 3 acres $20 000 Call 3 BEDROOMS Bath gas DEAO STOCK horses cattle E MAIN'----' serv tc e Sept1c tanks 1n am to 8 p m Fnday and Ma son 773 5580 fu rna ce dr l ied welt front hogs sheep reasonable s ial led George ( B II) Pull ns POMEROY Saturday 6 26 6tc charge Call 245 5514 po rch garag e and basement phone 992 2478 or 992 7402 MOBILE home space n 6 26 30tc La rg e lot small stream Only ABOUT200 ACRES 2 9 tfc Syracuse Phone 992 6329 SEARS COLD SPOT de COTTAGE near Forked Run S9500 00 -~--~~ Buy all or part Has 2 st ory YARD SALE Friday and 6 21 ttc hum1dlf1er 1948 Chev Sedan Lake W 1l l cons der se lf STORAGE lrame home I bedroom HARRISON S TV serv ce and Saturday Larkir Street and assorted garden tools All contained travel tra1l er as se r v 1ce cal s Phon e 992 2522 d n ng room kit chen tvmg LA RGE 2 STORIE SLoad ng Rutland Dresses 25c ea,.h In good cond1t10n Call 992 trade 1n Call 949 3441 2 9 ttc room wash room down ~ p la tf orm w1fh cove r large lot Collectors 1tems old records 7897 6 25 6fc bed r oom s and hal up 78 s. and etc w th plenty of parkmg On 6 28 3tc DOZER and back hoe work Por ches 7 bu ld ng s near 6 28 2tc Ask ng tus l St01t e Route ponds and sep l1 c tanks d1fch house 2 barn s acro ss t he $20 000 00 1960 PONTIAC power sfeenng ng se r v ce top soli f1ll dtrf YARD SALE - Saturday June road 2 m les from mme on $6500 00 power brakes good cond t1on t1mestone B&K Excavaf no 1963 CORVETTE 327 4 speed 30th off Rt 33 on County 1970 OLDSMOBILE 98 Full R t 325 $295 00 Phone 992 2718 NI CE - 2 bedrooms w1fh oak Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 exce l len t shape Call 992 3546 power and arr conditioning Road 25 2nd house on left 42ACRES 6 28 61 cp floor s gas furnace oty wafer 9 1 lfc beyond Salisbury School $2 69S BIZ Ruschel 992 5S22 6 27 4tc Close to m1ne area On good Ba se ment and large lot for car or 992 2227 6 27 3tp road Lot s o f good bu ldmg FARM FOR SALE 77 acres of RON SHEPARD Floor Wall SYRACUSE 6 24 61p s1tes New water sys tem n land pasture fr u1f trees Remodel ng Ceram1c f1le TRIPLE AAA Dnvers 4 BEDROOMS - 2 lam ly near future $9 000 00 water tap pa1d necessary AKC Toy Pood le pupp1es $75 bath s Box 280 Rutland 742 Educa11on Classes w1ll begin TOPPER for ptckup truck gcod room s garage modern k1t farm buddmgs 5 room house LIKE NEW 3664 July 3 For i nformat1on call cond1hon Dmette set w1th 6 and $85 Also Stamese klftens ch en b~ th fu rna ce and large w1fh bath carpel ng a 1d Ktlchen has lots ot cabme t s Ben Slawter 992 5628 6 26 tfc ch a~rs good shape S20 Call $10 Phone 1 256 6247 Kennels Jot on 124 panelltng Call 992 7304 and range Dmmg room J 6 27 Jtc 992 5510 of Ca lh oun Hysell Run Road SMALL FARM bedroom s Ba th Full AUTOMOBILE m su ran ce beeh 6 24 30tc 6 24 6tc 6 28 6tc 42 ACRES - Bank barn and basemen t Gas furna ce CHICKEN Barbecue Saturday can c e ll ed? Lo st your good f e nces All m tn era l s June 30 at 7 30 p m At the FARMALL H Tracto!: wtfh 3 Hardwood floor s Awmngs opera t or s l cense' Ca ll 992 POODLE puppi es Toy A K L Racfne Gun Club Members Modern bath and k tc hen Ma J 2966 and sto ne 2 ca r garage potnt hitch end loader m A 1 NEW SOFA BED sofa by day Chocolate Show quality bed by n1ght Your cholce of only $12 000 00 nd sc hoo l bu s routes a 6 15 ffc Phone 992 5443 shape $600 Gordon Proffitt color s while they last only 6 27 Jtc JUST OFF RT 7 NEW LISTING Great Bend Portland Ohio 5 23 tfc $49 95 cash and carry FOR FREE est1mates on 3 bedroom s Bath New 6 26 7t c 2 BE DROOM S - Bath forced Pomeroy Recovery 622 E RIFLE MATCH 22 rifle match alum1num s1dmg Sforn Doors for ced a1r furna ce Panelmg 31r furnace Chester water Matn Street Telephone 992 100 and 200 yards team 3 BEDROOM HOUSE 3 years and Wmdows Carports & f le La rg e Rec room Large lot at Lo ng Bottom Only 7554 shoot high powered rifles at Marquees and Radmg Phone old llvmg room k1tchen Por ches Storm door s Out 1972 3 BEDROOM Mobile home $4 000 00 6 28 6tc 300 yards shooters must be Charles L1s le Syracuse Oh1o bathroom utthfy room and cellar and storage GOING underp ! nlng a l um 1num NEW LISTING Signed up by 1 00 p m Sun Carl Jacob Sales Rep outside storage 169 Beech AT JU ST 58 50000 storage building and porch day. July 1 Rutland Gun 39 ACRES - With all m1nerals resentat1ve V V Johnson Street Phone 992 5064 GOING BUSINESS Must sell1mmed 1ately Phone Club New L•ma Road Timber loca ted on Route 7 and Son Inc 6 21 12tc 667 6324 near Tuppers Pla1ns Show ng a n1ce prof f Good 6 27 4tc north of Chester Ask ng tust 6 22 tfc 6 27 4tc sto ck E xcelle nt cl ea n $6 000 00 :-::-::-:c--::-----,.,--1966 CHEVROLET Impala 4 UNIC020 CU FT local on A great fut ur e for Roger Hy s ell s door sedan V 8 Eng me NOTHING MAKE S ONE OPEN so meone Se ll mg due to II Garage near crossroads on St Automatic transm1ss1on New FE EL SO SEC URE AS health NO PHONE CALLS Aor Condt!Joners Rt 124 all mechanical work WANTED TO buy old furniture t1res and exhaust system HAVING A PIE CE OF ON THI S PLEASE 1nclud ng auf tran s 6 29 12tc Awnongs $79S Call 378 6376 after 5 p m PROPERTY WE HAVE miS SIOn Monday Fnday 6 24 6tp Underponnong SOME VERY GOOD BUYS USED CAMPER TOP for WE HAVE BUYERS WITH 8 30 a m to 5 p m Saturday Datsun pickup 949 3811 DROP IN AND SEE WHAT CASH YOU HAV E THE - 8 30 to 12 noon - unless by Co mplet e mob1le home All other s•zes at sale appomthlent Phone 992 5682 WE HAV E TO OFFER 6 28 6tc KNAPP shoes 10 pet to 28 pel PROPER TY LETS GET serv ce plus g gan t c off on 16 slyles Order now or 992 7121 TOGETHER praces WANTED Used merchand 1se d splay of mob le hom es Supply limited Phone 992 6 27 30tc HENRY E CLELANO HELEN L TEAFORD - for auction We buy we S324 always ava table at BROKER POMEROY GORDON B TEAFORD c=~occN ~ C~ R ~ E~ T ~E-" w """' o RK sell whole houseful or smgle 5 30 tfc 992 2259 ~ Jack W Co.rsey Mor ASSOCIATES p1eces consignment or - : : - : : - - - - - dnveways s dewa fks steps Phone 991 2181 No an swer 992 2566 992 332Sor992 3615 percentage We wd I haul etc Call 992 3453 AKC Golden Retnever pupp1es Phone 992 3354 Hayman s S40 and one 7 month 6 28 121cp 6 30tc Wetmarner pup $50 (614) 742 1970 12 X 60 3 bedroom mobile 6834 home w1th flpout g oo d 1220 Washington Blvd NO 1 Copper 54c radiators cond1tlon $4 300 Call Mason 6 21 tfc 423 7521 BELPRE 0 28c brass 20c batter.es 85c 773 SS80 each clean dry roots Gin GROCERY business for sale 6 26 Sip seng $52 lb yellow root $4 Bulldmg for sale or lease CASH pad for all makes and 6 Acres of ground on St Rt 124 I mole from mayapple 45c per lb M A Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m LOTS all utt11t1es 1deal for mode l s of mob l e home s Hall Reedsville. Ohio 378 mobile homes Mason ca ll Mone No 1 near Salem Center Oh1o Will be to 10 P m for appomtment Phone area code 614 423 9531 6249 773 5S80 on the new water system and all other ulol1laes 4 13 tfc ____:_:_ 56 He -------~3~2=0 ttc _ _ __ _ _ __ 6 26 Sip avaalable Fone anveslment for trailer homes 1913- Zig Zag sewmg machine OLD Furn 1ure oak tables j 2 STORY home w1th a fu ll or resodentoal home Sellang Proce $12 000 00 This machme darns em Wooden ce boxes brass beds basement bath and 112 bath bro1ders overcasts button GEORGES HOBSTETTERJR d1shes or complete forced a r furnace 2 or 3 POPULAR and prof it able holes All w1fhout at households Wrde M D dr ve 1 n carry out Dotng REAL ESTATE BROKER bedrooms attached garage tachments Pay balance of M ller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh1o exce llent bus ness Interested large yard near Pomeroy S38 50 or pa y S5 per ..[Tionth BOX 101 , POMEROY, OHIO call 992 6271 part es may see last year s Elementary School 992 7384 Call 992 S331 PHONE (985 4186) ncome tax return Call 992 5 13 ttc 6 26 5tc 6 10 tfc 5786 after 7 p m POMEROY HOME & AUTO Pomeroy Home & Auto FURNITURE Roofmg, Spoutmg, Home Remodeling -------- For Estimates SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Lost - -- - - -- READY MIX Wanteri To Buy -----HYDROPLANE B feet Help Wanted SOMEONE to 1ron and sew for me around the Rutland area Will br hg clothes to your home Call 742 3763 6 28 3tc Secretary f1llng typ•ng shorthand required Call 742 S602 between hours of 10 a m and 1 p m 6 29 3tc QUALIFIED refngerahon ser v CJJman 1ndu s tr al commerc1al domest•c good pay and work ng cond1f •ons Must be expenenced' Gall1a Refngerat1on Co 611 Jrd Ave Gall poll s 446 4066 6 4 If LADY needed to stay five a week and n1ghts Even1ngs and weekends No work Good home and pay Phone 992 S207 days too free good 6 24 6tc 18 horse power Johnson engme with tra1ler $250 Call 992 7376 6 29 31c VIVITAR 13S mm F2 B lens Brand new Used once after S 00 p m 992 2403 BEAUTIFUL Walnut stereo rad1o tape comb nat on am fm rad1o 8 track tape deck 4 speaker sound system Balance $104 32 or use our budget terms Call 992 3965 6 29 Call 61 ~ 6276tc DUE to JOb lran sfer must se ll home 3 be dr oo m to tal eleclr c arge lot F HA ap pr oved Syracuse Phond 992 7836 6 27 61cp EXCELSIOR Salt Works E Mam St Pomeroy All k nds of salt water pellets water nuggets block salt and own Oh1o R1ver Salt Phone 992 3891 5 25 tfc J1g Capactty Maytag Automattcs 2 spe ed opera t.or Cho ce of water temps Auto water level con tro l L nt F tl ler or Power Fm Ag ta t or Per'tna Press Maytag Halo of Heat Dryers Su rround clo thes w lh g entle eve n heat No hot spots no overd ry ng F ne Mesh L nt F Iter We Spec1ahze tn MAYTAG ONE GENTLE Appaloosa mare and colt one 3 yr old Ten nessee Walker geld1ng registered 992 3518 6 27 6tc 6 s tfc ----~- ONE Registered female We1maraner dog 18 months old w1th pedigree 992 7313 6 21 6tcp A thought for the day Br1fjsh For Rent or sale poet Lord Byron sa1d Speak S ROOMS and bath Racme not of men s creeds They rest area Sam Yates 992 7139 between man and his Maker ' 6 24 5tp \ \ _ ____ RUTLAND FURNITURE R~~;.~;:·· 741 42'1 Arnold Grate Rutland II Remembet Th1s ls } our Cmzpmg ;me/ F1slung HeacllJu,trter~ Thursday Froday, Saturday hours 9 to 5 30 Sunday 12 to 5 30 ' You II Lake Our Qualoty Way of Doong Busoness 992 5342 GMAC FINANCING Open Evenmgs Unto I 6 00-To IS p m Sat $2295 PUBLIC NOTICE Pur suant to the provts ons of 6101 19 (A) OhtO Code th e follow ng nd R ulat ons are ICT RULES AND REGULATION RESOLUTION RESOLUTION PROVIDING OR THE RULES EGULA T I ONS AND CON ITION S OF SERVICE OF LEADING CREEK ( o NISE RVAN CY OI STR ICT LAND ME IGS COU NTY 10 WATERWOR KS WILL TR IM or cu t trees or shrubbery Also pamt roofs Phone 949 3221 61330tc TEM WHEREAS LEADING REEK CONSERVANCY I STR IC T Rutland Me gs ty Ohto heremafter ca lled ct has under taken to 5232 •• --------• TilE ---• • • • cons truct a waterworks system and WHEREAS the Otstt ct s 1 nanc tng the acqulslt on of the waterworks system pursuant to Bond Resblut on dated March 13 1973 and has adopted a schedu le of rates and cha rges by Resolut on dated May 10 1973 NOW THEREFORE be t resolved by the L ead ng Creek Conservancy District ot Rutland Me gs County Oh o as follows 1 Property owner or h s agent hereinafter c a l led cus tomer must make wr !len appl catton for water serv ce at the buStness off c e of th e D stnct and sa d appl cat on n c l u d ng serv ce rece1ved thereunder Js unasslgnabl~ by the customer 2 All taps and connecti ons to the ma1ns of the 0 str lc t shall be made by and or under the BILL'S ARMY & NAVY DISCOUNT STORE 85 N Court St ____ ..., Athens, Oh1o COLORED CORDS & DENIM JEANS .............. ·14.98 & 15.95 GIRLS' CUFFED • MENS DOUBLE KNIT -• • Reg 512 95 WRANGLER SLACKS... ••••• .. ..~.?~. 16.95 MEN'S WIDE LEATHER •• BELTS .......... -... ~AL~-~~-T~ !!1. !"~~ .14.95 •• •' 8 TRACK • • • • • . -• •• • •• Latest Sty les TAPES .......................... I I •••••••••• LINCOLN WELDERS ...................192.50 HANDY MENS TOOLS AT GREAT SAVINGS • -•• •• • "• d • • Remember! Thrs Is Your CAMPJNG ancl FJSHJNG HEADQUARTERS ~ Galha Co 's Largest Real Estate Sales Agency Off1ce 446 3643 Evenongs Ca II E M "Ike" W1seman 446-3796 E "' Wiseman 446 4500 • ••• •t •• •• • I 1.98 OPEN 9 'TIL 5:30 DAILY EXCEPT FRI. & MON. TIL 9 SUNDAY-l2 Til 5:30 + .. ...... .'1195 69 BUICK LeSABRE 400 ... . .. . 69 MERCURY COMET 2 DR. HT........ .. 11295 auto P S Orange & black beauty auto ......... P B 1095 Long beet 6 c yl I 0 0 0 I 0 o 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 65 JEEP 4 WHEEL DRIVE V 8 wagon auto PS 995 1 •• •• I ••••• I I •••••••• P B P S 695 1 .. '395 4 dr wagon • .. '1095 .... 66 RAMBLER 6 CYL ............ . Auto -.. • • 495 1 RIGGS USED CARS 985 4100 Located on St Rt 7 d reel on and superv son of waterworks personnel 3 The D stnct sha ll Install and manta nat ts expense that port on of the service from the main to the tot or easement I ne nclud lng the necessary tap 1 11 ngs and shut off valve and Jhe customer shall InSta ll and matnta n at Its expense that port on of the serv ice from said lot or easement 1 ne to h s prem ses Inclu d ing a stop and waste cock at the end of the house side of his serv ce The mtn mum earth cover of the customers serv ce Shall be f ve (5) feet The Ol&trlct sMAll determine the size and klnd of serv ce to be Installed 4 Application may be can celled and or water serv ce d scontmued by the 0 str ct tor any v l olat1on of any rule regulat on or cond 1 nn l'lf serv ce and espec ally for any of the to l lowtng reasons ral M 1srepresenlaf on In the applc.atonaslothepropertyor f Kt ur es to be suppled or use to be made of waler (b ) Fa lure to repon to the o str c t add I on to the property or ftxtures to the suppl es or add t onl'll use to be made of water {c) Resale or gtvlng away of water except that an tn corl)orated v llaqe wh ch s a bulk customer may resel l water to 1ts nhab tants (d) waste or m tsus e of water due to 1mproper or Im perfec t serv1ce p pes and or f xtures or fa lure to keep same n su lable state of repa r (e l Tamper ng w th meter meter settl servtee or vat .... es or permllttng such tam per ng by others (I 1 connect on cross connect1on or perm tltng s,ame of any separate water supply to pre m ses wh ch re cetve water tram the Dtslr c l In any manner wh ch may result tn con tam mat on of the water supply owned by lhe Lead ng Creek Conservancy 0 str ct (g ) Non payment of bills 5 Any customer deS r ng to d scont nue the water serv ce to h!s prem1ses for any reason must give not ice of d1scon 1 nu ance n wr1t ng at the bus ness offtce of the waler worlc.s system otherw se the custo mer shall rematn l 1ab le for al l water used and servtce rendered by the D sir ct unl 1 sad nol ce s re ce vea by the D str ct 6 B lis and nol ces re atmg to lhe con du ct ot the busi ness of lhe D slrtctw 11 be m a.led'to t he cus tomer at the adaress I Sled on t he app) catton unless a chan ge ot address has been f 1led n wr 1 ng at the bus ness on ce of the D str cl and the 0 str ct shall not • otherw se be re~~o~ons ble for de l tver y of any blll or not ce nor w II ltle customer be ex cus es fro m nonpayment Of a b II or from any performance req u red n sa id not ce 7 (a l B lis for waler ser'l ce are due and payab le at lhe busmess oft ce of the D str ct or to any des gnated agent on the 1r date ot ssue The past due date shall be the tent h 1101h ) oay after the date of Issue Btlls w 111 be dated and ma t led on the f irst ot each month (b ) All b lis not pad on or before the past due da te snail be termed del nquent an d the one of th e sharpe st 64 s Chester, 0 Dlstr ct shall serve on lhe customer a wriH en 1 nal notice of said deltnq1.1en cy It a d.eltnquent b II s not pad w lh n ten ( 10) day s atter date of su ch fmal not ce the water supp ly lo the customer may be d1scon tmued w ithout further no I ce {C I Meters w II be read monthly between the 15t h and lhe 20th day ot each monlh 8 Where the water sup ply to a cus tom er has been d scont nued tor non payment of del nqu ent b lis a charge oft fl ee n dol la r s f$15 00 ) wlll b e made lor reconnect on of waler serv ice but the reconnect on wtl l not be made untl l after all del nqvenl bills and other chl!l r ges f any owed by lhe cus tomer to th e D 5tr ct ha\le been pad 9 The 0 str ct re se rve s the right to request a nom na l sum be placed on depOSit w llh the D ts tr lc l for purpose Of establ sh ng or ma ntaun ng any custo mer s cred t 10 All meters sha l l ben stalled maintained and renewed by and at the expense of the D str cl and II'J e Olstr ct reserves the r ghl to determ ne the siZe and type of meier used II Upon the wrttlen request ot any customer the meier serv1ng sad cus to mer sha l be tested by the Dlst r c t Such test w ill be made w thou! charge to the cus tomer f the meter has not been tested w th n twelve ( 121 montt s pre ce d ng the requested te sl otherw se a charge ot two do llars (S2 00 1 wtll be made and then only 1f I he test tnd cates meter accuracy wlti'Hn the I m ts ot J per ce nl 12 Where a m eter has ceased lo reg ster or meter read ng cou ld not be obtatned the quanl ty of water consumed tor b II ng purpose w II be based upon an average of the prtor s x (6) months consump t on and the condtt ons of wajer se r v ce prevc:~ ll ng dur ng the per od '" wh ch ! he meter fa iled to reg Sler 13 Water for bu ld ng or conslru ct lon purposes w II be t u rn shed by me ier measurement only aller su table depos it ha s been ma de the m n mum depos I be ng twenty ftve dOllars (525 OO l ana the amounl to be deler m ned by th e D str ct depend ng upon the s ze of the construct on work contemp lated and all water for bu ld ng or con stru c t on purposes as se1 fortn n the perm t must pa ss through one a.nd lhe same meter Water so supplted Shall be d scharged through a hos e o r p pe d r eel ly upon mater el to be wet or Into a barrel or or her conta ner an d n no case up the ground or 1nto the strca Yb or roadway ld The D str cl sha ll make al reasonable efforls to elm na te n terru pflo n of serv ce and when such nter r upt ons occur w 11 endeavor to reestabl sh serv ce w lh I he shorles t poss be de lay Whenever lhe serv ce s 1nterrup1ed tor the purpose ot work rg on the d s1r 1bul on system or t h e stal on equ pme nt a I con sume rs effec ted by su ch r'l terr upl on w II be not teo n advance whenever t s pass ble to do so 15 The Dlslr ct shall ~n no event be held respons ble for ci a m made aga nst t b<r reason ~----------~ 1973 Pont1ac Lemans 4 Dr. Slacker Pnce Smolh Nelson D1s $4197 $3265 Your Pnce + Tax & Tolle 13667.60 1402.60 Tax & Toile Open Evemngs 111 7 p.m. & 'Ill 5 p.m. Semce 'Til 12 Noon on Saturdar sat 992-2174 500 E Matn St Pomeroy, Ohoo Remember We Seroice What We Sell. . '1 495 stand Good condlf on + Tax & Toile OUR WORD IS OUR BOND a1r 69 FORD LTD 4 DR. HT.. 68 CHEV. 1/2 TON PICKUP.. P S viny l fop 15044.05 1 Das 1847.05 Your Prace 1 69 DODGE POlAR A 4 DR................. '1395 PS Slicker Proce REMEMBUl We Service Whnt We Sell 6 Cyl 69 PLYMOUTH ROADRUNNER. PB SEE CEWARD CALVERT, PEGGY STORY OR BILL NELSON '1295 I 0 0 0 o PB sedan fac a r P S aut o 1973 Burck LeSabre 4 Dr. Sed. Smath Nelson $4285 Your Pnce VInyl roof fac a~r AM FM rad o r uns A 1 See Ray R1ggsor Roger Roebel • • ••• 5112.90 1 Smoth Nelson Dts 70 MERCURY MARQUIS 4 DR HT......... 11895 V 8 auto • • P-----------~ 1973 Pontrac Cat 2 Dr. HT 302 V 8 3 sp on floor sharp little car vm y ll op 37 821 miles LVUJ\ AT TlltsE RUYS UN SVME NtW CARS 70 COUGAR 2 DR HT. .. ................. 11595 4 Sp p S PB Wagon Good second car has 18 000 ma 65 FORD 4 DR. WAGON BAGGIE JEANS ...... ~-e~. ~~~ ?~ -~~~ .. ~8.95 BLOUSES ..................... ~2.98 to 15.98 --- The owner of th1s attract ave home has reduced th e proce for an early sale It ancludes 3 lots nghlon Pomeroy close to downtown Very ntce 3 bedroom home w1th donang room and ktt chen wood burnang foreplace on l1vong room Unfonashed 2nd floor and full basement Proced at $24 500 Make us an offer $3095 • WILKINSON Small Eng rne Sales and Service 810 3rd St Middleport Lawn mower and cha1n saw repatr Free p1ckup and del1 verv Phone 992 3092 Also Bnggs and Stratton and Tecumseh parts 6 21 30tc 4 sp 6 c yl W C 4 dr H T anywhe re 71 VEGA 2 DR.... ........ 11695 68 CHEV. 4 DR.•.•.•. OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY, OHIO 3 29 ftc Me 1gs good t res radJo real Pomeroy »c,or Co. Repa~r se rv ce a l l makes 992 2284 The Fabr c Shop Pomeroy Author zed S1nger Sales and Serv ce We Sharpen Sc1ssors Brougham 4 dr This car every thong ready to go HT l2195 Local 1 owner low m1leage car be ge fln1sh v1nyl fop good wh1te wall t res rad1o automatic transmiSSIOn power steenng & brakes factory a 1r SE WING MACHINES G T 71 DODGE MONACO .... 12395 4 Dr Pomeroy Motor Co. 1971 CHEVY MONTE CARLO 10 4 tfc You Won't Ftnd A Better Buy In POMEROY loca l 1 owner light green fm1sh automatiC tran smiSSIOn power steermg economy SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MIL LE R SANITATION ST EWART OH IO PH 662 3035 auto 70 OPAL KADETTE. .......... 1972 NOVA 6 2 18 tfc ___:___ Free Parking Colored cord & denam Jeans $4 95 & $5 95 Goris cuffed Baggy Jeans Reg $12 95 Now S6 95 Blouses From $2 98to $5 98 Mens Double Knot Wrangler Slacks, Reg $12 95 Now $6 96 M ens Wade Lealher Bells !latest styles) Values to $11 00 Now $4 95 8 Track Tapes $1 98 Lancoln Welders $92 50 Handyman Tools at Tremendous Savangs Karr & Van Zandt 4 door WHEEL Alignment located at Cro~sroads Rt 124 now back to work Complete front end serv1ce tun e up and brake serv 1ce Wheels balanced electroni ca lly All work guaranteed Reasonable rates Phone 742 3232 BILL JANES ARMY-NAVY DISCOUNT STORE Athens 64 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan ---------- 100 2 Seat Statmn Wagon 350 V 8 engme power steer ng & brakes automatic trans rad1o pos1tracflon rear ax le good t~res be 1ge f ntsh Excess1ve m i leage but regu larly servtced & pnced to go ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;~ 85 N Court St 1 1972 CHEVROLET BROOKWOOD 0 DELL 6 cyl •3895 '2695 •3395 •1795 '1695 '1395 '1695 '1395 '595 '195 Rl v1era our gray b lac k l op Bu 1ck Best 67 Olds 98 HT Sed., v-roof, arr ·------'795 5 12 tfc .,..,-::~-~,....,..-~ .. 12895 Stocker Prrce 4782 GallipOlis John Russell Own er and Operator C BRADFORD Aud!oneer Complete Serv1ce Phone 949 3821 Ractne Oh o Cr I t Bradford 5 1 tfc 2 Dr Hatchback P S 8 000 moles 6 021 c r eai'T} w 1fh vi ny l Che\le l le Super Sport 396 au to Ca lal na '1 dr H T 66 Burck 14Sabre 4 Door, arr ------· '695 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY AGENCY Real Estate For Scile 67 Olds 98 Town Sed, power & arr.. ---~795 '* WISEMAN _____ - - -- -- • P S , P B factory a1r new ansode & out Radaal lares Must see to apprecoate • a1 r Gran Vtll e 2 dr H T a tr AM & FM NJce Sal e 2 dr H T 73 OLDS OMEGA sed sharp truc k Lemans 2 dr Spt Cpe 67 Olds 98 H.T. 5edan, power and arr--- 795 68 Chevelle 2 Dr H.T., v.a, auto., P.s. ___'1495 68 Dodge Pol. 4 Door HT., ________ _1795 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates Ph 446 2 11 ttc REAL ESTATE FOR SALE WANTED - your Free 3284 Co Reg. 295.95-249.95 :-------- --- CO NCRETE CHEST FREEZER s • • • EXCAVATINC: dozer loader and ba ck hoe wor~ sept c lan k s Installed dump trucks and lo boys for h re will haul f If d rl fop soil I mestone and gravel Call Bob or Roger Jeffer s day phone 992 7089 n ght phone 992 3525 or 992 MILLER MOBILE HOMES - 1972 PONTIAC 1972 G.M.C. Y2 TON v a all black 1971 PONTIAC lop 1970 PONTIAC 1969 CHEVROLET Only 1968 PONTIAC 1968 BUICK 1968 DODGE DART 1964 BUICK 1963 CHEVROLET 69 OLDS DELTA 88....... 11695 1 6 30 ttc REALTY SUMMER SALE' ••• •• • • • del ve r ed nght to protect Fast and easy est1mates Phone 992 Goeg l e 1n Ready M1x M ddleport Oh o CLELAND Moo.le Homes For Sale -• 949 3151 Racrne Oh1o - -- - - - Pets For Sale • • JOHNSON'S T.V. - - - -- - - - - - -- - - • ' Color- $30 00 Black & Whtte-$15 00 Notice Auto Sales • • Have your T V P1cture Tube Restored As Good As New R1ght In Your Home Guaranteed tor 6 Mo Real Estate For Sale - - -- -- • Phone 742-6271 PH. 992-2174 Smith Ndsnn Mot.,r SeU I he Uest Cars At The Best Pr1ce In Town. Check These l'nccs On Good ,... ,... Used Cars. ...__SPJ::.UAL!--•ll - 71 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, arr--------.'2695 70 Olds Cul HT. Sedan, V-roof, arr ---· '2495 69 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, full pow., arr ---11595 69 Pont1ac Bonn H.T. Sedan, alr-----'1495 68 Olds 442, VB, auto. trans., P.S ----'1395 69 Mercury Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto._.'l295 68 Chevrolet Impala H.T _________ _'1295 PRICE CONSTRUCTION - In Memory TEAFORD 72 Chev Nova I:.:Jupe, V-8, auto ----- 12395 72 Burck Skylark H.T Cpe., V-roof, air___ 13495 992 J9S4 POMEROY, OHIO Catal na Br oughrtm 4 dr m les 72 Chev. Caprtee Cpe., v-roof, arr ____ 13495 JOHN TUCKER Rt 4 Pomeroy 0 LET US HELP YOU 500 E. MAIN the~ 1 USED CARS MODERN SANITATION ------ ALL-WEATHER • 24 HOUR SERVICE OFFICE SUPPLIES SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. USED CAR SPECIALS SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED DUMP TRUCK SERVICE •s.ss F01 Sale 4TH OF JULY Business Services EXPERT Wheel Alignment GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES • of the break ng of any ma ns or serv ce P •P ~ or by re ason ol any other nterr uptlo n of the supp ly of waler ca used by I he break ng ol ma c hmery or stoppage for nece~sary repa rs and no per son shall be ent lied lo damages nor ha\o'e any port on ol a pa ym en 1 refunded tor any ln hJrrupt on o t se rv ce wh ich n th e op non of l he D str lc l may be deemed necessary 16 Cus to me r s hav ing bo lcr s and or pressure .... esse l s r ece v ng a supply of water from the Dlstr c l mus l he\o'e a check va vc on the water supp ly 1 ne and a .... ac uum .,.a,.,.e on th e steam I ne to prevent collapse n case lhe water su pp ly from lh e D str ic t Is d sco nt lnued or n terrupt ed for any reason w th or w lh ou t nol ce 17 Th e prem ses recelv ng a supply of wat er and al l serv ce 1 n es me l ers a nd I x l u re s ncl ud ng any and all I ~C. l ures w th n I he sa d prem ses sha ll al al l reasonab e hours be subj~c t to in sped on by CJ u y author zed emplo yees o t 1h e D slrlc l 18 Spec al l errns and con dll oM may be ma de wh ere waler s use d b<r !he D sir c t or commun1ty for publ c purposes su ch as 11r e ex t ng u lshmen t public parks et c 19 P p ny on the pr em se s of a cu sloll')er mu st be so Ins ta ll ed I hat connect ons are con ven enll y localed w lh rspe c t IO th e D sir c t lines and ma ms The customer shall provide a place of meier ng which s unobstructed and access tb le at all 1 mes The customer shttll furn• sh ttnd manta n a cu i off va l ve on h tS s de ot the meier and th e D str c t w II provi de a 1 ke .... al.,.e on tis side o l the meter 20 Tl'le cuslomer s serv ce l me shal be nslal ed and ma nla ned by lh e c ustome r at h tS own e)Cpe nse In a sa te and eft1 cle nt m anner and tn accord ance w th I he 0 str c l r u les and regula! e ns and wllh lh e regu la! ons o l the Sl at e Board of r esu ll s fr om l he neg l igence or wrongfu l act of lhe customer i'l' ember ot h1s house hol d hiS agenl or employee l he cost of l t"l e necess<Hy repa rs or repla cements shal l be patd by lhe cu$1ome r to th e D str ct and any 1 a b•llly olt er W' se r e& ull no sha l l be lhat of l he custome r 22 Wat er fur n shed by th e 0 str c l m;;~y be u sed tor domest ic cons umpt ion by the c ustomer memb er s of his houset1old and emp loyees only The customer sha l! not se ll or gn.. e lh e water to any olhN per son 2J Each cus tom er sha l l gr ant or conv ey or sha ll cause to be granled or convey ed l o the D str c t a permo1nen l easement and right of WliY acro ss anv property o'N ned or con i rolled by the custome r whenever sa id easemenl or r ghl of way s ne cessary tor th e munlclpa wat er fa cll t es an d I nes so as to be able to fur n sh ser v ce fo the cuslo me r 74 Th e Dlslr cl w l cons lru cl C:<lcns lons IO I s water lnes to po n ls w ith n I s serv ce area but the Ols tr cl sha l l not be requ red to make su ch ln sl al latlons un less the cuslomur pays to lhe D1Sir lc l th e entire cos l ot the nst8lla1Jon All 1 ne ex tension s sh a 1 be ev denced by a con tra cl s gned by the 0 strl cl and the per son ad van e ng fund s lor Sold ex tens on bul each contra ct sha ll be nul and vo d un less ap pro .... ed by the Farme r s Home Ad rn n s1ra 1 on and other govern ing bodies II refund of the advan ce IS to be mad e l he fol ow ng melt'10d sh al l apply 20 percenl of the Iota gr oss r f!ve nue of wat er sales per year for each serv cl!' connected to !h e new exlenslon desc r bed m I he agreement for a per od nol to ex ceed f .... e years pr ovi d ed that lh e aggrega te payme nts do not ex c eed the l o ta l an'lounl depos led No r efund shall be made fr om H ealt h any revenue rece ved fr om any ~ ~ 11 any loss or damage lo lt nes leadmg up to or beyond the the property of lhe D sir c l or pari cula r 1 ne el'.tens ton any ace den t or njur y lo per co .... er ed by con lra cl son s or property s caused by or A ll de c s1on s n connec l on w lh the manner of nsta llat on of any ex tens on end main l enan ce thereof shllll re man n lh e excluslve conlro of the D str lc l and such extens ion sha l l be the properly of lhe Distr ic t and no other r.erson shall have any r ght I tie or nl eres l !herein 25 The 0 str c l may refuse ser.,.lce to persons not pre se ntly a customer when ln the opinion of the 0 str ct the ca pa city of the f acllltles w lll not perm II such services 26 0 slrlcl fllay .... ary from these r v te s by wr tten agreemen t w th any bulk customer whose annual water cons umption eKceeds 250 000 gallons Jo f lt the c r cum slt'ln ces bul abldtng by th e genera l In ten I of these regula1 10ns w l h con cur ren ce of Farmers Home Adm n1strat on 27 Th ese ru le s ma y be char: ged or amended at a r egu la r meetlng of the boar d or al a spec a mee t ng ca l led for thai purpose The sa id m ee t)ng shal l requ r ca notice In 'N r 1 ng to all board m~mberS ln not tess than 5 days reg ard ing change of sa d rules 78 Co mpla nts may be made lo lh e operator of the sys tem end may be appealed to the Board of D rectOr$ of the District within ten (10 ) days 29 Th ls resolut1on shell take ettecl and be In force from end etler Its dale or pusagePassed and adopted by the Board of Director or LUdlng Creek Co nservan cy Dlitrlct R ullend Oh o on May 10 1973 ATTEST Jack W Crlsp Presldent Evelyn C Young Acting Secretary CSea IJ ( 6) 15 22 29 Jlc BAREBACK RIDING SEA'ITLE Wash (UP!) The annual meeting of the Northwest Sunbathing Association next weekend will have a Western theme The nudist. w1ll all wear cowboy hat. and boot. Riding will be bareback IMPERIAL SPECIAL N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST OFFIC E HOUR S 9 30 TO 12 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS l - EAST COURT <T POMEROY KINGSBURY HOMES SALES & SERVICE L 0 0 K ' Sir II Offers You Your Best Buy on Your New Mobrle Home or Double Wrde Now avarlable tn S2x12, 60x12, 64x14, 70x14 or S2x24, 44X24, 60x24 Double W1de Made by Skyltne Corp an OhiO our low overhead assures you of a better buy Ftnanctng avatlable See us on Cty Rd 18, Kmgsbury Rd near the Junction of Rt 33 HRS 2 7 WEEKDAYS 9 7 SATURDAYS OR BYAPPT Locally owned & operal et1 Come ou t for a took or g ve us a call99 2 6256 We w II save you money 14x70 All electnc 3 bedroom - front kotchen woth wet bar & hutch opl1on Early Amencan •• furn oture two door frost free refragerator, Early Amer~ean dane tie deluxe master bedroom bay wandows front & rear plumbed for washer wored for dryer house type front door storm door storm wondows & screens throughout green Ho Low carpel & pad throughout-, - house type wondows Nalaonal Fare Code on wondows 111 bedroom hurncane tae down slrps copper wore throughout U L approved 2 x4 wall studs on 16 center, 2 x6 floor rorsls on 16 center WHY PAY MORE? Dehvered & Sef Up Wothm SO Mr les of Pomeroy 3 Ton Central Aor lnslalled-S725 00 "The Buck Stops Here" Larry's Mobile Home Sales 600 W Maan St Pomeroy Ohoo LARRY EVANS "Next to Jpnes Boys" 992 7777 FRANK GHEEN • �' 10 - The Daily Senti~ ~l. Middlepot. · 'omeroy, 0 ., June 29, 1973 LOCAL TEMPS The temperatt••·e m dow~o­ town Pomeroy Friday at 11 a . m . was 73. degrees , under sunny skies. MEIGS THEATRE Tonight, Sal. , Sun . June 2?-30, July 1 FIDDLER ON THE ROOF (Techn icolor) Norma Crane Leonard Frey (G) Runn ing Time 3 Hrs. Adu Its S l .SO Children 7Sc Show Starts 7 p .m . ~.~,hO!l ,II 101111 (Continued from page 1) alone economically. - Recognize the vital necessity of keeping teachers abreast of the latest developments in education through inservice study by enabling, for the first time, the State Departme11l of Education to begin developing appropriate materials to help teachers meet the needs of youngsters who are fa ced with an ever-i ncreasingly complex economy and rapidly changing life style. HATCHER HONORED Navy Machinist Male First Class Roger 0 . Hat cher , so n of Mrs. June Baltic of Point Pleasant , has been commended by his commanding officer aboard this Charleston, S. C., horneported fleet ballistic miss ile submarine USS Lewis and Cla rk for outstandi ng performance of duty during the s hip 's demo nstration and shakedown operation in Port Canaveral, Fla . Hatcher joined the navy in December, 1966 . MASON DRIVE-IN A(_ Praise ~...~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::.:::::::::::::::=:=~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~:: N . .JV V , 1 Ntqhlly Tonight, June 29 Double Feature Program Woody Allen 's " EVERYTHING YOU ALWAYS WAN TED TO KNOW ABOUT SEX BUT WERE AFRAID TO ASK " (R) - Pius" WHAT DO YOU SAY TO A NAKED LADY?" Sun .-Mon.-Tue . July 1-2-3 Double Feature Program -PiE FRENCH CONNECTION Color by Deluxe Gene Ha ckman Pleasant Valley Hos pital Discharges - Gary Lilly , Point Pleasant; John Lee Nichols, St. Mary's; Nancy Wilson , Charl esto n ; Mrs . Matthew Jacques, Gallipolis; Nic holas McKnight, New Haven ; William Grimes, Point Pleasant; J ohn Glass, Point Pleasant; Mrs . Charles Leach , Point Pleasant ; Mrs . Ralph Amburgey, Point Pleasant. ( R) - PlusTHE CULPEPPER CATTLE CO. Gary Gr imes Billy " Green " Bush Luke Askew (PG) •••• 1 Freedoms ill dmrger sJiy.~; lirvi11 « p omeroy rutl and pomeroy national bank the bank of the cen tury establi shed 1872 Member FDIC "Going one step further" ~---------------------"----' ~\~\ i ~ \l News. ·. • in_Briefs' (Continued from Page 1) of some foods , the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Thursday said President Nixon would have better served the nation by lifting the price freeze rather t~"n ordering the embargo. "The freeze is nothing ihore than an artificial barrier which, rather than solving the problem, only serves to depress production and make a bad situation worse," C. William Swank, the state farm bureau's executive vice president said. " Some Farm Bureau members have threatened to plow down a portion of their soybean crop eacfi day until the administration rescinds the embargo," he added. WASHINGTON - SERIOUS CRIME DECUNED one per cent in the nation during the first three months of 1973, but crime in the suburbs and rural areas continued to increase, the FBI's Uniform Crime Reports showed today. Attorney General Elliot L. Rich!lrdson reported that 100 of the nation's largest cities reported actual reductions in serious crime during the first quarter of 1973. .;ighty-eight cities showed a decrease in the same period of 1972. Serious crime showed a three per cent decrease in the same period last year. The figures in the crime reports are based on nationwide crime statistics contributed by local, county and state law enforcement agencies. COLUMBUS - THE OHIO HOUSE has adopted 55-42 and sent to the Senate comprehensive legislation giving the Ohio Civil Rights Commission sweeping new powers to enforce antidiscrimination practices, including those against women . The roll call nearly followed party lines, with two Republicans joining 53 Democrats in support, and only four Democrats defecting in opposition. The bill, sponsored by freslunan Rep. Peter N. Crossland, 0Akron, would allow the Civil Rights Commission to get into the area of discrimination in housing and public accommodations for the first time. Females also would be added to the list of groups against which it is unlawful to discriminate. The bill would allow the commission to initiate its own investigations, and go to court where it found violations of the law. Gilligan proposes highway formula : COLUMBUS ( UPI ) - Gov. tinue and Appaliichia Highway 011 the Appalachia system in Ohio due to a lack of funds," he John J . Gilligan said today be c projects scheduled at 50-50. ' would propose a new federal" The people of Southern and said. "The new funding forstate funding formula to the Southeastern Ohio feel that the mula would save the state Appalachian Regional Com· completion of the Appalachia millions of dollars and enable mission whereby the federal system should be of as much a us to get several projects under goverrunent would put up 70 triority as the Interstate sys- way quickly." Despite the Jack of state per cent of the money to tem is to the federal governfunds, Gilligan has ordered the complete the Appalachia High- ment," be said. " We are proposing the in- state to proceed with four .A~ way System in Ohio while the state would put up 30 per cent crease to 70 per cent in federal palachlan projects during •the instead of the present 50-50 funds because work bas stalled fll'st half of fiscal 1974 which funding formula . Gilligan, in a statement, said the 1973 Federal Highway Act, which is no\! before Congress, COLUMBUS(UPI )- Legisla- agricultural workers would reprovides for 70 per cent federal and 30 per cent state for all tion extending a $1.60 minimum ceive a minimum wage of $1.30 highway construction on pri- wage to an estimated 700,000 an hour. The legislation would mary and secondary routes Ohio workers not covered by cover retail clerks, domestic with two exceptions - Inter- federal minimum wage laws workers, waitresses, state and state highways which will con- was passed, 87-9, Thursday by local government employes, bothe Ohio House and sent to the tel and motel workers and theSenate. ater employes. AUTOS DAMAGED The prime sponsor of the bill, The bill also : There was heavy damage to House Majority Leader Barney - Allows a lower minimum both vehicles involved in a two- Quilter, said the measure had wage for low dollar-volume buscar accident at 5 p.m . Thurs- support from organized labor, • inesses, handicapped employes, charitable day. on SR 124 one half mile retail merchants, farm organ- apprentices, east of Langsville In Rutland izations and restaurant owners. employes,commisslonsalesmen The $1.60 per hour minimum and newspaper boys. Twp. Phyllis Sue Dugan, 35, - Requires time -and -a -half Rutland , pulled onto ths wage would apply next Jan. 1 roadway from a private drive to all employes except those In pay for more than 40 hours of into the path of Delbert counties with a population less work a week except in agriculFranklin Mitchell, 45, Langs- tban 300,000. Workers in the ture . - Allows a 50 per cent tlp ville. She said she was unable smaller counties would receive to see the traffic because of a minimum of $1.40 an hour credit in figuring the minimum wage. weeds on the embankment through 1974. near the drive. No injuries Under provisions of the bill, ·*:::~ot-~~~~W.~:».;:;~::t.(.$.::::1-·~ were reported. EXTENDI>·oUTLOOK Chance of showers Veteraos Memorial Hospital Tuesday. Highs In the upper ADMISSIONS - Mary Ann 70s to the mid 80s. Lows In Wolfe, Racine ; Ernestine the upper 50s and lower 80s Williams, Pomeroy; Everett on Sunday and by Tuesday In Thomas, Pomeroy; Luther the upper 60s. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Harris of Friend, Long Bottom and Raymond·Donabew, Pomeroy . Springfield, Ohio spent the DISCHARGES Floyd weekend with Mr. and Mrs . VOTE PLANNED Stewart, Bonita Ingles, Sonja Homer Circle, Verna and CLEVELAND (UPI) Call, Kenneth Bennett, Nellie Marie Circle. Members of Teamsters Local . Frizzle and Celesta Pickens. - Rev . and Mrs . Richard 392 were due to vote this Young and family of Sidney, morning on a contract offer for Ohio have been guests of Mr. a possible end to their 28-day and Mrs. Edson Roush. strike against moving and 21ARRESTED Twenty-four were in ~ at- storage companies. The strike, FINDLAY, Ohio (UPI ) tendance for Sunday Scnool involving some 300 drivers and Twenty-one persons were June 24. "" movers, stranded thousands of arrested late Thursday night Mr. and Mrs. James Circle of persons unable to move to their and early today in a series of New Haven, W. Va. and Mrs. new homes in the greater drug raids conducted by agents Laura Circle of Dorcas visited Cleveland area. of the Ohio Attorney General's with Mrs. Mary Circle on office, Hancock County Sunday. sheriff's deputies and city Mrs. Erma! Schreckengost PILOT ESCAPES police . Hancock County sheriff of Parkersburg, W. Va., spent DELAWARE, Ohio (UPI) ~ William Bell said "large Saturday night and Sunday Darryl L. Sutton, 'J:T, Columquantities" of cocaine, LSD with Mrs. Dean Briitker. bus, escaped injury Thursday and other drugs were conKim Follrod spent an af- night when his Ohio State fiscated . ternoon with Rebecca Lee. University plane crashed into a field southwest of here. $1.60 wiage is extended Carmel News., By the Day NAMES OMITI'ED The names of Connie Kay (Continued from Page 1) Stout and · Terri Ann Stout, versations even with his allies daughters of Mr. and Mrs. in the administration. The James Stout, were unin· transcript was produced by tentlonally omitted from an Ehrliclunan in response to a account of a Rose Garden Club sybpoena by the committee. picnic. "Let's put it this way," he said, his voice rising •and his arms flailing, "whether it's you, or me, or any other witness, there are going to be no more threats, no intimidation, no innuendo, , no working through the press to go ahead and destroy the credibility of individuals. "Time to Stop Reacting" TUPPERS PLAINS - The registered arabian, registered "If the executive branch of goverrunent wants to meet the Bar-30 Horsemen will hold half-arabian. The performance classes will . standards the American people their first Ohio Valley Horse set for it in their minds, the Show Association approved begin at 1 p.m. with 28 classes: time has come to stop reacting show on Wednesday, July 4, at walk-trot class, pony under and sto11 playing this type of a their show grounds in Tuppers 48", rider 8 years and under; Plains. _ bareback horsemanship, open; game." The show was originally Pick-up race for horses; open Weicker said he has asked the special Watergate prosecu- scheduled for June 16 but pleasure horse; western tor, Archibald Cox, to look for a heavy rains made the pleasure pony, under 48" rider criminal violation in Colson's showgroiUlds impassable and 12 years and under; nonattempt to discredit him. He that date bad to be cancelled. registered western pleasure said obstruction of a congres- The July 4 date is a horse; junior pleasure class, open, no stallions, rider 19 sional committee's work is a replacement date: The judge for the show will years and IUlder; walk-trot violation carrying a penalty of up to five years' imprisonment. be C. E. · "Shorty" Woodard. class, horse, rider 8 yrs. and "Efforts are still being made Mr. Woodard is well known in under; english 3-gaited, full to pressure the committee," he the area from his long mane and tail; western horassociation with the Bob Evans semanship, rider under 14 said without elaborating. quarterhorse farm in years, horses or ponies; flag Gallipolis. Mr. Woodard now race for horses ; roadster pony; owns and operates thl! Stinken western pleasure pony, 48" to Krik Ranch in Waterford, Ohio, 56" inclusive, riders 16 years dealing primarily in registered and under; english pleasure, quarterhorses. hunt saddle ; ladies' barrel The halter classes will begin race; bareback · pleasure, at 10 a.m. with 18 classes: open; english equitation, rider registered quarterborse junior 19yearsandunder; stake race, mares; registered quar- open; western horsemanship, terhorse senior mares; riders 14 thru 19 years, horses registered quarterborse junior or ponies; registered quarand senior geldings; registe~ terborse pleasure; egg and quarterhorse junior and senior spoon, opPn; t!Dglish pleasure stallions; registered appaloosa horse, saddle seat; registered '· mares, registered appaloosa appaloosa pleasure horse; geldings; registered appaloosa western horsemanship, over 19 stallions; non-registered stock years, horses only; barrel race horse, mares, any age; non- .' for horses ; registered arabian registered stock horse, and half-arabian pleasure; ge!dings,' any age ; western western reining class and open pony under 48", mares and trail class. geldings any age; western Halter classes will give five pony 48" to 56" inclusive, ribbons and performance will mares and geldings any age; give five ribbons anli' prize youth showmanship, under 14 money . All contest clasSes will years, 14-19 years ; western be electrically times. weanling and yearling foal; Exhibitors are cautioned to \ bring registration papers for registered horses and proof of age for youth exhibitors, The tack room from For All Occasions Parkersburg will be on the show grounds to serve the We W1re F low~rs Evt>rywher~ horsemen and public alike. Food will be served by the • Tuppers Plains Community Club, featuring home-made ice cream. Pome~oy Flower Shop The public is invited to bring POMEROY M r ·•. Millard Van Meter their folding chairs and spend ' Ph. ~92 - S721 '' · IY2 2039 the day or part of the day with First Bar-30 show set for July 4th in Tuppers Plains Back Again This Week! ~atu rday Night 'i0 til 2 The MEIGS INN 992-3629 j HAMILTON , Ohio (UPI)-Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr., D- ~· ~~~~ N.C., Thursday night said surveillance bas become a kind ~ ;:;: of pwtisbment for lhe exercise of constitutionally :? ·:·: protected freedoms and urged a halt In the collection of :~· information on private Jives until the consequences can be fully taken into account. Ervin, chairman of the Senate Watergate Committee, spoke at a Miami University branch campus as ll participant In the lecture series entitled "Computen and Privacy." Ervin said the demand for computerized dale collection about lndlvtduals would Increase until " our control over Information about ourselves is forever .... consigned to computers." .-.. ;;:; ''It seems to me to be high time for those of us who ;:;; ·~: care deeply about lndivtdualllbertles to call a halt to this :~i burgeoning Information collection and dlssemlnatl.on ;:;: unless and until the consequences ... on lndlvtdual lives :;:: ;:;: and Uberties are taken fully Into account," he said. :;~ =~·.···· ·······.. ......•..................... :......... .. --~ ~-. ..... .. . ~ . .:::: .·.·.·.·.······~·:···~::.:·=·:·:·:·:·!·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·!·!·:·:·:·:·:·.·:·:·.·:~:!~:!·!·i!~:=~:!•!:!:~~~*."o!!"~!!·!~!);~::~:::-:~ :::· Dean A Safe Deposi t Box keeps al l your va luabl es vau lt-safe. tn one place. For just pe nni es a week . It' s worlh checking into. « & . the Bar-30 and the exhibitors. It will be a safe, sane and relaxing Fourth of Juuly. We . will not have fireworks but there will be plenty of action. .-.ooo. Charges proved WASHINQTON (UPI) Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr., RConn., said Thursday that the following crimes "by various members of the executive branch of government" have been "proven or a!lmltted" during the Watergate hearings : Conspiracy to obstruct justice. Conspiracy to intercept wire or oral communications. Subornation of perjury. Conspiracy to obstruct a criminal investigation. Conspiracy to destroy evidence. Conspiracy to file false sworn statements. Conspiracy to commit breaking and entering. Conspirac}l to commit burglary. Misprision of a felopy. Filing of false sworn statements. Perjury. Breaking and entering. Burglary. lr1tercept.ipn of wire and _or,~ , ·communications. Obstruction of a criminal investigation. Attempted interference with administration of Internal · revenue laws. Attempted unauthorized use PEDISTRIAN KILLED of internal revenue inMILFORD, Ohio (UPI) San Rardin, 69, Milford, was formation . killed Thursday night when be was bit by a car on Ohio 28 east ' \ DRIVER KILLED of this Clermont County NEWARK, Ohio (UPI) community. Robert Roe, 28, Granville, was .dlled Thursday night when his NowYouKnow Originally, cu~ew was a pickup truck collided with a safety law requh·mg people to semi-truck on Interstate 70 -cover · their fireplaces before near here, then broke into sleeping. flames. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK End of the Month Sale All Over The Store-In Every Department Furniture on the 3rd floor- Misses and Womens Sportswear 1!2 price on the second floor - Misses and Womens Swim Suits half price - Womens Slacks 1!2 price -all Girls Sportswear 1/2 price- Girls Swimwear 112 regular price. Special values in the Music Department on the second floor. Womens Shorts and l:ops special sale special group of Bicycles for $44.90. End of the month sale too in the Drapery Department on the 2nd floor and . on the. 1st iloor ~ens Knit Slacks, a tremendous savings. Sale of Boys Sport Shirts- Mens Sport Shirts- Mens Flare Leg Slacks- Swim Trunks for men and boys 1!2 price. . '\ . You should drive to the warehouse on Mechanic Street¥1 le now on lawn and porch furniture- on air condi,ioners - Whirlpool appliances - Magic Chef ranges - carpet by the yard - linoleum - lawn mowers and many other items you'll want to see. · • '- It'll Pay You To Take Advantage '' of the Sale Prices All Over the Store FLOWERS 992-2039 begins July 1. They are : - Clearing of right of way at a railroad grade separation in the city of Portsmouth at a colt of - The acquisition of right of • way aloog a 36.4 mile stretch of highW!Iy from Willilmsburg in Clennont O!unty to Peebles in Adams County at an estimated cost of more than $2 million. - Construction of a mad from the Hocking River in Athens which will C(!Mect with U.S. 33 in Athens at an estimated cost of $1.3 million. - Constructloo of a 2.$-mile section from U.S. 50 to hook up with U.S. 33 at the Hocking River in Athens. Total length of the Appalachia Highway System extends 172 miles running west to east from Cincinnati to Athens and south to north from Portsmouth to Chillicothe. SHO~ EVERY DEPARTMENT AND THE MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30 AM TO 9:00 PM ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY I . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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