https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2fe09030317804ad7d93364f74a64c0c.pdf 79b9736f2b6b26a8a733244c594d2bdd PDF Text Text • • B- The Dail~ Senvnel, Middleport-Pouwruy. 0 .. M_twul<~y ,Sepo . 9, 1974 VISITS MOTHER Dr. and Mrs. E . A. Trat-y, with his moUter . Nellie Trflt')', Colwnbus. spent the ...., ..end ·MEIGS.THEATRE Toni9ht & Tuesday SEPT. 9-10 WALK.INGTALL · t Rl CARTOONS Show Starts 7 p .m . Pomeroy. CLUB TO MEET Laurel Cliff fleallh Club will meet Thursda)' at the home of Nellie Tracy at 7:30p.m . p a t roI Iogs 3 a CCI"dents Mrs. Mabel Haneoek. 60, Johnstown , Ohio, suffen•d minor- inj W"ics in a lr()fri<· accident at 11 :50 !' ·Ill· Sunday on Rt. 143, one and one lr nth miles sou th of 6!12. T() VISIT CHURCH The Gallia-Meigs PIJsl Statr SYRACUSE - Rev. Orville Hi~hway Patrol s aid the Carningham, Cable, will be the Hancock t•ar madt> a leU turn guest spea ker at the First Churcho!God, Thursday, Sept. in the path or a vehicle 12 at 7:30 p.m. Rev . Cun- operated by Curtis Frate)•. 24, ningham has visited tht> Holy . Rt. 4, Pom.eroy . There was modt>rate damage to both Land. The public is invited to vehicles. allcnd. A deer was str uck in an accident at 11 : lS p rn. Satur- Ford day on Rt . 35. two miles west vf Hl. 160 where the animal ran into the fk"'lh of 4:1 car operated by Wes ley Canter. 37. ol Continued fr om page I presidential ~rdon before an indkbnent," GUiigan said . "There will be a lot nf American people who will suspect thi s may be the result ' a deal made . of before Nixon resigned his presidency." Gilligan asked how John Dean could be convicted and Nixon pardoned. but admitted he had no way of knowing President Ford's motives in granting the pardon . "A lot of people will think it is unjus t to rap tbe little guy and let lhe big guy oil," Gilligan added. Jackson. Timolhy Lee, 16, Rt 2, Racine, had minor injuries in an accident l'!l 12:4C p.m . Saturday on T~lOO , one and one tenth miles west of Rt. 338 in Meigs County. J The patrol said Lee losl control of his car which ran the right side of lhe highway. s triking a jWlk ca r owned by Don Stobart of Rl. 2, Rfl cine. orr EHS majorette line featured EASTERN - As the hand played " Roc k Around the Clockll, the Eastern Eagle majorettes were fe.atut·ed in a hoop baton wilh clock lace twirling routine when the Eastern bandsmen of Charles Wills presented a halftime show at the Zane Trace game Friday night. Making up the majorette corps a re Louan n Newell, head majore tte, and Joanne Fick, Bel.sy Amsbary, Teresa Carr and Belinda Deeter. The band began its show in one company front mov ing via step-fours into four compan y fr onts , Th e ba nd move d lhroagh a wedge dr ill into a block band and the n did a steplour drill at midfield. The Your dollars can be stret c h ed by good management 11:!:_ by keeping your spares at work for you in a Savings Account or Certificates of Deposit with us ... where they will grow some every day. And eve n a very good money ma nager 's job LS easier whe n he ha s mor e of it 'to manage. The Farmers Bank "It ' s much a nd Savings Co. Mrs. Lola Ma rie Imler Meek, 73, Sycamore St., Middlepor t, died Sarday evenin g at the Holzer Med ical Center . She was born Dec. 15, 1900, in Vinton, Iowa, tile daug hter of the late Simon a nd Addle Twain Imler . She was also preeeded in death by her husband, Joseph Meek, in 1971 ; thr ee br oth e rs, · a nd four sisters. Surviving are a niece, Mrs. Harold (Mary Helen ) Mel2ger, New Lexington, and a nephew . Sherman Browne, New Straitsville, and several cousin~. Mrs . Meek was employed as a dietician in Vinton for a nwnber of years and she was a 50 year member of the Royal Neighbors of America a t Vinton . Fare ra l services will be held at I p.m. Wednesday at the Rflwlings-Coals Funeral Heme wilh Rev. Steve Skaggs officiating . Burial will be in the Middl e port Hill Cemetery . Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and from 7 to 9 p.m . Tuesday. Our " FRIENDLY ONES" ma ke it a pra ctice to treat reopened today as th e " FRIENDLY ONES. " - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . - - - -M[MHfR Ft.OfRAL DfPOS.IT INSlJRANC( CO RPORATION - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - p.C.p.:\\~~_,.....-;I~T'S~-GOOD o"t9. died on Stmday Ga11ia schools the y were the custcim er . That 's why th ey' re known " Lola Marie Meek than it is to practice it." ev ery customer li ke th ey would want to be treated if POM EROY, O HIO WASHINGTON - J . F . terHors l, who had promised to be candid in his job as White House press secreta ry, quit because he could not support or de fend President Ford's pardon of Richard Nixon . HJ felt in good consc ience I could not support his decis ion, 1 ' terHorst told UPI, "because I did n ' t kn ow how 1 could cr edibly d efe nd it in the absence or pa r dons for those who evaded the war in Vietnam in good conscience a nd former Nixon aides who have suffered under the sa me Watergate" troubles as Nixon. " Mercy,like justice, must be eve n-handed," terHors t said. "" I jus t _ concl ude d th e Pres ident (Nixon) is no more deserving of a pa rdon tha n people in lesser s tations of life," he said. Te rHor st, 52 1 was the £ir st Ford a ppoin tee and lhe first to quit. musi cal Sele ction for the routine was " Grandioso 11 • Majorettes presented a twobaton routine at midfield while lhe band did a drill consisting of box eights, step-lours and a wedge drill at midfield. BERKELEY, CALIF. - A Uni ver sity of Californi a po litical scie ntis t s a ys t he pardon for Richard Nixon may " kick open" the Watergate scandal again . " If the President thinks this is going to stop people from worry ing ab out Water gate, he 's in for a surprise / ' said professor Nelson Polsby. the author of 12 books on nati ona l politics. " I feel this will raise mor e questions than lt an swers. " Polsby said President F ord was "making it muc h more difficult, if n ot impossible, lor lhere to be an official determination of the fac ts." He said the Pres ident was ''not 's lamming the door at all ' ' on Watergate, addin g : " He may be kicking it open." easier to , memorize the Golden Ru le ,TO BE HOME SALE MONDAY, SEPT. 9th • 9 A.M.-9 P.M. I Do It Gallla County students returned to the classroom this morning f~llowing · ratiflcation Sarday of agreements reached over the weekend by striking members of the Gallla County Local Teachers Association and Gallia OAPSE Chapter and lhe Gallia County Local Board of Education. Teachers ratified the agreement 135-0 while lhe noncertificated employes agreed to the package by a 65-0 vote. Under the new agreements, OAPSE employees were given a 7.5 pet. increase in wages and paid hospitalization insurance. Teachers wtll get a starting base salary of 17,100, an Increase of 1200 now and it will go to $7,400 in January. The board was in session this morning to approve both contrac ts. . Firemen Continued from page 1 . Albert, Yorkville, ropes and ladders; Earl Goodin , Alhens, extin g uishmen t; William Hammond, Jr ., Pleasantville, marks; Andy Lemley, Gallipelis, portable pumps and tanker operations ; Joe Struble, P omer oy, closed heart , massage and rescitation, a nd Stan ley Wilson , Lithopolis, elec lrical hazards and LPG gas. Veterans Memorial Hospital Saturday Admissions Wilma Anderson , Long Bottom ; Elva Minix, Racine ; Myrna Wears, Pomeroy_ Saturday Discharges Clara Smith , · John Tyree , Ronnie Anderson, Jr ., Dorothy Clark , Jennie Newmyer, Shirley Bis hop , Deborah Hammach. Sunday Admissions Thomas Cook, Jr., Pomeroy ; Annie Patric k, Middleport ; Charles Spires, Rutland; Linda Warner, Racine; Albert Pearl, Clifton, W. Va.; Vivian Phelps, Rflclne; Mabel Swan. Langsville; Howard Dailey , Middlepert. Sunday Discharges Michael Stilh, Ava Greenlees , Gary Seholderer . Ell- tll,THANKS--· I DON'T' THINK 50-· 8lif W. ·IMY8E JUSf WI N~5.'-P f!U<XZ~ ~~ ON! MV.f'L.l. I(XJ HAVe, ~, OH! Qll " I(! GI1AB ()IJE,CU&a·-- ~~! C(JJi Time DIVES OfF ~~ WI60N! EXTE NDED OUTLOOK W e da 01 d a~ throu g h Frlday: Warm Wedllellday, lumlag a little cooler Tbunda ~ oad Friday. A oboace ol ohowen dally. Hl&bo !G to 15 Wednetday droppln1 to 70o Friday. Lows SO to 65 earl ~ Wedaesday ood In 50• early Friday. l> NC!.~ WINe.sN'? Vinton By-MARIE ALEXANDE R Mr _ and Mrs. David Payne and daughter left Friday for California whe re t hey will make their permanen t home. They had lived In California before moving here . Luci lle Fitch ol Detroit visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs . Cli nt Fitch recenUy. Recent guests of Mrs. Verla Knight were Mr . and Mrs. Charles Knight , Wheeling, W. Va., and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Knight and family, Colwnbus. Mrs . Tom Knight remained for lhe week to help care lor her mothe r ·in-law wh o w as r ece ntly ..d ischa r ged fr om Holze r Medical Center. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cen!Osta were recent callers of Mr. and Mrs . Osca r Dyer . Mr . a nd Mrs. Harr y Ric hardson and sons , Troy, Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Justus and family , Lancaster, spent a weekend here with lheir mother, Mrs. EUzabelh Cloud and.helped her celebrate her birthday wilh a lamlly picnic in the Vinton Civic Park Sarday wtlh 34 in attendance. Storys Run BY GLENNA SHULE R Liz Niber t ca lled there also. Mr _ and Mrs. Denny Spires Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Searls, Diane a nd David, or Chicago, and fam ily called on Mrs . Mr. and Mrs . Ase.l Sea r ls of Murie l Spires and Ir ma Bales a Day t on. Rev. and Mrs. day recently , Also calling were Os bor ne Farley of Canal Mr . and Mrs. Rfllph Bales, Mr . Winchester, Kenneth Sea rls and Mrs. J im Ables, Raci ne, a nd daug h ter Vi ck ie of Mr . a nd Mrs . Junior White. Balti more, Ohio, Mrs. Jean Dennis Shuler , R t. l LangsFife, Timmy and Melissa. Rt .. ville, ha d lhe misfortar e of 7. we re recent weekend visitors falling while at play. breaking of Mr. and Mrs . Paul Searls. both arms and a head injary. Mr . an d Mrs. Eddie Rife and Alte r several days i n Veterans Tammy of Wells ton spent a day Mem ori a l Hos pital he is recently with Mr. and Mrs. re cupera ting at home. Dennis is a s ixth gra de pupil at Salem Marlin Rile. Mr . a nd Mrs. Danny Spires, Center . He is the gr andson or De nise and Julie and Stephen, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Shuler , Rt. I FILES FOR DIVORCE called on Mr. a nd Mrs. Calvin Cheshire. Dottie Capehart, Rt . 4, Caldwell, J ohnny and Jeanie of Spending a day recently witll Pomeroy, filed suit for divorce Gallipolis a day recently _ Also Mr _ and Mrs . J ohnny Reedy in Meigs County Common ca llin g th e r e was Ri cky and daughter at Roseville were P leas Court against Michael Martin. · Stanley Searls and Mr. and Capehart, Pomeroy, charging Denise and Julie Spires spent Mrs . Clare nce Searls, Rt. I , extreme cruelty and gross a day reeently with Mr . and Bidwell. neglect of duty. Mrs. Jari or White at Kyger. Mr . and Mrs . J ohn Ve ith LOCAL TEMPS Pleasant Valley Hospital spent a weeke nd ·with Mr . and The temperature in downDavid Disc har ge d Mrs . George Ve ith, Jr . and Sullivan , Leon ; lloyd Smith, town Pomeroy at 11 a .m. family in Columbus. New Have n ; Mrs. James Monday was 71 degrees arder Mrs. Marie Spires called on Carter, Point Pleasant; Mrs. extremely cloudy skies. Mr . an d Mrs. Harl ey Taylor a David Chapman, Southside; MORE SUPPORTS day recently. Margare t Rainey, Henderson ; WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Mr . a nd Mrs . J erry Mat- Mrs. William Hoffman , Letart ; president of the National thews and Jerr'y, Jr. called on Melinda Waugh, ~e sa g e ; Mr. and Mrs. Danny Spires and Ralph Holcum , Point Farmers Union says almost 100 family recently. · Pleasant ; Mrs . Bernard NFU members from Ohio· and Mrs. Rosa Searls of Mid- Jordan , Gallipolis Ferry ; Mrs. nine olher states have asked dleport spent a d ay r ~c e ntly Gale Conohue, Letart; J ohn lor a White House meeUng to plead lor an emergency inwilh Mr . and Mrs. Paul Sea rls. Chapman, Gallipolis Ferry . in milk price supperts. crease Also calling the r e were Mrs. Kay Frederick, J eff and J odi. Mrs. Rhonda Able s of Racine , Mrs. Connie Bales of Kyger called on Mrs. Marie Continued from page 1 Spires a day rece ntly. Mr . and Mrs . Denny Spires, ordeal with criticism of lhe government and praise for his Je!Ust Denise , Juli e a nd Steph en captors . Jose Guadalupe Zuno Hernandez, a political power in called on Mrs. Elsie Lipscomb, his own right, attacked hla son; ln-law's government for letUng William and Robe rt at Mason " itself c ome under control of lhe reactionary forces of lhe City recently . world ." Denny Spires c alled on Mr. Zuno told a news conference at his home Sunday the leftist and Mrs. Dewey F erguson of guerrillas who kidnaped him from a Guadalajara street Aug. 28 Rio Grande. Also calling were were "clean-livilll! good bays." fie also denounced " Yankee Joe Clark or· Gallipolis and Mr. lmperallism" and attacked the U.S. Cenlrallntelligence Agency Akers . as a group of " capitalists who have no respect for anything." Mr s . Ma ri e Spires and The People's Revolutionary Armed Forces freed him Stephen spent a day recently unharmed Saturday night even lhough his son-in-law refUBed to with Mr. and Mrs. Calvin meet lhe leftist group's demands for $1.5 million in r a nsom and Caldwell, J ohnny and Jeanie. lhe release of IS jailed leltists. News • • • i·n Briefs that never n e eds • mg. SAVE NOW BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT ,. •r .. HIO .,,, the !Qt meeting. Paul Gerard diJcllllOed with council the need for tbe rate increase. The company 1s expenses have been on the Increase and lhe firm has lost over 167,000 during the post year, Gerard said. Gerard aald lhat the whole system hao been upgraded and more irnprovemento are planned. He said the company Invite~~ calls from anyone dlasali-llled wilh the IM!I'Vlce. On the second reading last night lhe rate increase went down to defeat witll councilmen Marvin Kelly, James Brewer, Fred Hollman aad David Jenkil!s voting no. William Walters lavored it. The compa ny had asked t b41t the rate In Middleport be Increased from $5.50 to 16 and from $3.50 to $-l.!iO l or senior cltizena and diaa bled persons. A letter !rom County Elll!lneer Wesley A. Buehl was read giving the village permission to erect "No Through Truck Traffic" signs on county roads leading into town above Mid· dleport HID, a t Hobson and a t the norlh corporation line. It was repor ted tl!at no word has been received lrom Pomeroy en the village's request to post a slmUar sig n near lhe br idge. It was agreed lhat maintenance supervisor Harold Chase wlll order the new signs and place til em at the locations . Ohio Considerable cloudiness, scattered s howers. Low tonight in 60s. Wednesday partly cloudy and chance of showers or thundershowers, high In low 80s. Availa ble in the follow ing Sizes: 52 X 52 Today·s lun cheo n tab le beco mes tomo rrow's forma l d inner sett in g. Leacock's permanen t p ress Tablecloth neve r needs ironing a nd beca use .52 X 70 60' 83 60 x 8 3 Oval 60' l 0 2 60x 102 0 val 60.!26 60 >e 126 Oval 66" Fr inged Rou nds Matc hing Napkins. it is t reated wi t h "CO ME -CLEA N" : common s tains was h out in regu la r home washings ei the r by mach in e or !land. Selec t from 10 ne w House a nd G" rd eh Colors: Antique Gold - Avocado - Citron . Ecru . Orange- Red. White. Unens, First Floor ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY '"lectric Ca. is al!o seeking a rate hike . A letter was read from lhe Ohio Environmental ProtecUon Agency (EPA) indicating that lhe village's permit to continue dumpilll! from the sewage lagoon Into lhe Ohio River Is bellll! renewed. Chase said the discharge from theil)goon into the rtver is no problem and in all probability lhe pennlt wtU be renewed, probebly until January, 1977. Council discussed requesting Greyhound of Cleveland to extend it. services into Middleport. It was reported that Greyhoard has taken over the territory ol Lakeshore, but Is coming sculh only as far as Athel\8 , No action was taken. Council discussed a medical aid band radio which it approved for the emergency squad from federal revenue shart.ns funds not to exceed $1,500. A requisition for l,he equipment has not complied with the action by cou ncil, it was reported. It was agreed to plaee aprons on several streets to belp wit h drainage while the Sbelly Co. is still in town doing street resurfacing projecls. Following the meeting, coun cil looked at a lot on Norlh Second Ave., owned by the LaSalle HoteL The Hotel hiis requested a curbing be taken out so that lhe lot ca n be used lot parking. It was also agreed to place a metal grating near lhe Dan Thomas property. Police will enlorce tile state law thai prohibit. trucks of over 5,000 lbs . gross weight in interstate traffic from leaving state or federal highways unless following a designated truck route through town. Not affected, are any trucks with boslness in town . REPORT APPROVED Council approved lhe August report of Mayor John Zerkle sllowing nx:e ipts of ll,B33.30 in lines and fees, and $1 33 in merchant police lees for a total ol$1,766.30. A letter from The Meigs County Council on Aging was read thanking lhe council for it.:l contribution to the council's second year progri!m for senio~ citizens. David Ohlinger and Russell Mills. asked lhat janitorial services be provided for the new fire department headquarters. Olase Indicated lhat a CAP worker will be assigned. Council agreed to send $167.04 to tile city of Tro~ . Two years ago Tre~ had asked village officials to join in a light against forthcoming proposed rate hikes by UH! General Telephone Co. or Ohio. Council had agreed at lhat time to provide six cenls per capita, so last night the village agreed to pay the amoart which had not been needed until this time. Through a long letter the village was advised lhat lhe Calwnbus and Southern Ohio • Weather • Now YouKnow enttne Most penguins live in Antarctica, but one species lives as far north as lhe Galapagos Islands, on lhe Equator. Devoted To The Interests Of The Meigs-Mason Area POM EROY-MIDDLEPO'RT, OHIO -VOL XXVI , NO. 104 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1974 PHO NE 992-2156 ~~~------~--~~------~~--~-~~~------------­ TENCENTS ' Stor:rn growing over Nixon's pardon WASHINGTON ( UPI ) - The · and his deputy, William D. reaction over President F ord's Rucke lshaus, r esigned. pardon of fonn er President Nixon had sald..Cox had the Nixon is reaching lhe Intensity full story .of Watergate and of the firm storm produced by ordered him not to seek furlher the firing of Wa tergate evide nce. The violent national prosecutor Archibald Cox. opposition was called a "fire There are some similarities storm" by White HoWie aide between Ford's action and lhe Alexander M. Halg. so~alled "Saturday night masFord's action was even more sacre" of0ct.19, 1973, in which final for Cox' successor, Leon COx was fired and Attorney Jaworski. It effectively preGeneral Ellie! L . Richardson . vents him from seeking an indic tment against Nixon lor the Water gate cover-up. The grand jury that returned lhe charges against six Nixon aides who face trial on Sept. 30 also named Nixon an unindicted e<><:onspirator. There was litUe recourse bot protest. Philip A. Lacovara, a top assistant to Jaworski, resigned, tbe second adminis· !ration official publicly to quit the g overnment since the quit _ ~ Gallia sheriff to Gallia Coun ty Sheriff James W. Saunders, in a letter to Common Pleas Coart Judge Ronald R. Calhoun Monday, announced his intention to resign from office, effec tive Dec. 31. Saunders stated, "This is to notify you, and lhe people of GalUs County, State. of Ohio, lhllt I do hereby submit my intention of resignin g m y position as sheriff said county, effective Dec. 31, 1974. 1 place _lhis letter in yoar hand for further disposition and-<Jr whatever actlon is necessary_to tennlnate my position on Dec. 31, 1974. Signed James W. Saarders, sheriff." If Saarders r esigns as his letter indi cates, th e Republican Central Committee or will be called on to name a replaceme nt. Membe~s of Saarders' staff reported this morning lhat Saarders , a former member o( lhe Gallipolis Pollee Depart. men! and federal agent, ill employed as a pilot by a large coal company in Kentucky. ' . WASHINGTON - A WHITE HOUSE SPOKESMAN says the state of Richard NIJ:on's mental and physical heallh was oot a factor In President Ford's decision to grant a pardon. "The question of healtll was never discussed" among senior aides, said ac Ung press aecrelllry Jebn W. Hushen. On the other hand, an old a nd close friend of Ford's, Sen. Robert P. Griffin, R-Mlch., aaid: "I have no doobtln my own mind lhat the condition of the health of the fll111ltr president was a factor In the Presldent'smlnd In reacht,. his decillon." AIJth!lt was known officially wulhat as Ford was telilng lhe naUon Sunday lhat " setl0118 allegations and accusations hlng Conllnued on page I Eggs, tomatoes, insults too t 'l PRESENTED PLAQUE - 'lbeodore Reed, left, at the Pomeroy Chamber ol Commerce meeting Mon<lay at lhe Meigs lM, .presented Earl Ingles, out going president, 11. plaquo for a job well done while ser ving as president of lhe chamber for 1~73-74 . Reed took pver _tlle duties as p resident !or the ensuing year Menday . t 1 ~ ·~ :•:::::::::::::::::;::;;:::;;::::::::::;:::~~:,:::i:i~~8:::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~::~:::::~:::!::::::::::::~:::::. -- . . •. JAMESW. SAUNDERS ews•• in Briefi Surprise WASHINGTON - TilE FOREMAN OF THE GRAND JURY tllat Implicated Richard M. Nixon in the Watergate cover-uR ·says he feels " left up the creek" by the pardon granted lhe former Presldent. He said lhe jurors are considering whelher tbey can make public some of the damaging evidence. Last March, tt vated 19-0 to name Nixon as a co-conaplralor 1n lhe Watergate cover-up, but to bring no formal charges becauae of the constitutional ban on Indictments against a president In ofllce. Philip Lacovara, 29, one of the chief lawyers on the staff of Watergate Proseculot Leon Jaworski, expressed his dlsaatlafactlon over lhe pardon Monday by resigning. som e of his fellow jurors ex- to 1 against lhe pardon Sunday pressed opinions betwee n bot later leveled oil. " deep dismay and high outWestern Union officials In rage" and wanted to consider Ne w York said 24, 000 possible action , perhaps lhe telegra ms and similar r e lease of the still-sec r e t messages went to the White evidence behind the 19.() vote to House a nd Capitol Hill on Implicate Nixon. Sunday. The reaction Monday was The normal Sarday volume massive: The White Hfiuse is about 3,200. According to a switchboard said there were White House spokesman, tel&thousands of calls and tele- grams wer e coming at the rate phone sentiment was roM!ng 3 of 700 a n hour and lhey were 5 to I against a pardon . :::::::::::::~::::::;:;:;::~ : :::::!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!~:!:!:!::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::;;;;:;:;:::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::;:;:::;:i ''The pardon,'' said Sen. Sam. ~ ~ J . Ervin. D-N.C., "aids and l1i abet. the efforts of those who ~ =~. oought to hide the truth In :~1 BOSTON (UP!) A crowd protesting a ~ « respect to Mr.Nixon's personal ;:~ desegregation order lor Boston schoola threw eggs aad ,:;:: involveme nt in the Watergate :;~: tomatoes at Sen. Edward Kennedy when be showed up at ::;:. affair from the American '; lhe rally Monday. Tbe demoostrators hlased, turaelllhetr '!:l people and lhus continues the backs on the Massachusetts Democrat and sang " God :;~f cover-up operations." Bless America." :.-=: Another fear was expressed A ·few In tile erewd restricted themselves to ;~. by Rep. James G. O'Hara, DgeoetaUttes such 8s '~ou're a dlsiJl'BCe to the Irtsb," but ~~ Mich,, Who .uid, " It appears others lllJouted penonal remarks about his sou and :;:;: Obvious that the immunization ---· brothers. ·•·• Continued on page 8 ~== ('Why don't you put your one-legged soo on a· bus for ::~ Roxbury," one shouted. the senator's son had one leg :§ amputated because ol cancer. Roxbury Is a ~;~ predomlnanUy black area. :::: "Why don't you let tllem shoot you Uke they shot· your :;~ ~ two brothen," another yelled. B<lth the late President ;~ Jobn F. Kennedy aad Sen. Robert F. Kennedy were ~l assassinated. · ::) pardon. F ord 's fr iend and press secretary, J .F. terHorst, whe · resigned Sundsy a s "a matter of conscience," went back to work for the Detroit News . Some House members suggested reopening the Impeachment inquiry and Rep. Jerome Waldie, D-Calif., sugges ted calling Nixon as a witness. Vladimir Pregelj, lhe for eman of the grand jury, said - . Sheriff Saunders was electelt in November, 1972. Last ye.-, he and the Gallla Counlf Commiss ioners had a disagreement over the ll'li"· . chase of. cruisers . . At one time , the sheriH's·h departme nt budge t was overspent, causing the commission to appr opriate additional m onie s from September lhroagh December to continue its operations. NEW YORK - TilE POIJTICAL TIJRMOIL created by President Ford's pardon of fanner President Richard M. Nixon ended Ford's period of "sweetness and light" with the nation's financial commtu~ity , severa l economists said Monday. The suddenness of the_decision to grant an WlCOnditional pardon lor any crimes lhat may have been committed daring Nixon's presidency took money managers and economists by surprise and sent unsettling ripples through lhe stock market . "In two words, it is a disaster," said economist Eliot Janeway. " The realissae is not what Ford did, but whe is ronDing the White House." Ford, he said, "electrified lhe at· rnosphere when taking over by saying tllere will be a whole new deal. But this idiot Haig is still clicking his heels aroard lhe White House and is ruMing it." SQUAD CALLED The Middleport Emergency Squad was called to Oleshlre at 7:30p .m . Saturday for· Eva Swisher , a medical patient, who was Loken to the Holzer Medical Center. .THREE ASSISTS RACINE ~ The Rflcine E·R Squad made lhree runs over lhe weekend, Friday at II :25 p.m . lo Southern High School for Lisa Grihdley, Minersville, who had s ustained an injury to her left knee , and was take n to Holzer Medical Center ; Saturday at 1:45a .m. for Gus ta Triplett, Rflclne , a medical patient taken to Veterans Memorial Hospilal, and at 8:05 p .m. Saturday to remove Jack Cornell, Portland , a medical patient, to Ve terans Memorial HospitaL Mlddlepor't can benefit by up to $250,000 toward permanent Improvement. of Ito sewage la~oon retaining wall. Middleport counell Monday night heard a letter read b~ clerk· trea!IW'er Gene Grate oo lhe community's river erosion problem at the sewage lagoon. The letter, from Tbe COrps of !!;lll!lneers al HunUnglon, upon the request of COng. Clarence Miller, pointed out lhlltlhe corps CaMot reimburse lhe vlllajle lor work which had already been done by lhe village to repair the retaining wall. However, the Corps said il lhe work Ia only a temporary correcUon, lhe corps Is pennltted under new legislation to study the sltuaUon and participate in repairs up to l2:i0,000, with lhe village to bear an~ el<)lense above lhat figure. The corps asked for a letter of Intent, th!lt is, if lhe village wants tbe corps to proceed. l t was pointed cut lhat lhe matter sllould be referred to the board of public affairs, and several council members Indicated that In lheir opinion lhe board sllould give its letter of intent. Cable Denied Council turned down a rate increase requested by the Pointview Cable Television Co. by a 4-1 vote. The increase was up lor a second reading, lhe first reading havilll! narrowly passed at By Ualted Press Internatloaal WASHINGTON - MAUREEN DEAN, THE WIFE ef chief Watergaie witness J ohn W. Dean lli, said Monday President Ford sllould remember others involved in lhe scandal now that be has pardoned former President Nixon. " lam gratified by lhe President's spirit of forgiveness, but dismayed by lhe apparent limitations he has applied to it/ ' Mrs. Dean said in a statement transmitted Monday through a friend, Peter Kin!i~y . " Mr. Nixon and his family are not lhe only ones who have suffered enough because of Watergate. "Since tbe President has adopted this posture, 1 pray he will oot overlook those whe have fully cO-<Jperat.ed wilh lhe government in getUng out tbe troth of Watergate to the American people. These individuals are also suffering because they told lhe trulh - which is something we have yet to hear from Mr. Nixon." A tablecloth • ~ron Corps offers up to $250,000 lagoon repair aid adm1tted CLEVE(#W (UPI) - U.S. Attorney General William B. Saxbe said today he was not consulted by President Ford prior to Ford's decision to pardon former President Nixon and said it came as a "surprise" to him. Saxbe made tile statement at a news conference prior to ~ddressing lhe 65th annual Ohio Association ef Realtors Convention here. "1 was net a party to the planning, though I was notified shorUy before he made the announcement Sunday mor~ ning ,n said Saxbe. "It was somewhat a surprise to me. "I will say lhls - first th!lt It was within tile president's power to do Ibis and second, that I feel he thorou ghly considered It and did it as tile best thing for lhe country _ "What he dld was from a general concern." ln his text prepared for delivery to lhe realtors , Saxhe said violent crime is spreading so intensively lhat vigilante groups may organl2e to take lhe law Into lheir own hands. Boyer on board Larry Bayer, 6211': Third Ave., Gallipolis, was elected to serve on the American Cancer Society Division 9 board or trustees at a district meeting at the Holiday Inn , Chillicothe , Monday evening. · He will resign lhe presidency of tile Gallla Coarty Chapter American Cancer Society in order to assume the trusteeship Sept. 18. Members of lhe board of trustees, Who serve a two year term, are responsible for development and coordination" or the Ohio Division Annual Cancer Control Program of tile American Cancer Soc ie ty , valued at approximately $4.5 Rhodes probe is announced million. Boyer will r epresent society members in Gallia, Meigs, VInton , Hoc king, J ac kson, Pi~e , Scioto and l..awrence Coarties. One half the 66 members of lhe board are elected in district elections and lhe olher half atlarge. The board ls also divided between medical professionals and lay persons. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bailey and Mr . and Mrs. J ohn Reece attended the mee tin g from Meigs Coar ty . .J Reed opens C of C year BY KATIE CR()W Ne wly ins ta lle d Po me roy Of C()mme r ce Cham ber President The odore T . Reed COLUMBUS ( UP I ) Secretary of State Ted W. pledged Monday lhe cha m ber 's Brown said today he has full cooperation wilh Mayor started ai1 investigation into Dale Smith and hi s a dwhelher ptoper procedure was min istration to make Pomer oy used In b41ndllng tic ke t sales by a better place to li ve. Ute Governor Rhodes LarReed, president ol Th e c he en Committee , wh ich Farmers Bank and Savings raised $158,864. Ca., who succeeded Earl In~e ls Brown asked for an eX- as head of the c ha mbe r planation after Charl es A.· following a lun cheon at lhe Orwig, a Logan businessman, Meigs Inn, said in his inaagl!fa l tw o pressin g wrote a le tter arging Rhod•s re ma rks supporters to purchase ticke ts problems face the Pomer oy to a November, 1973, larcheon, and Meigs County - comand admitted he purchased $50 mar ity. These are lhe bus wortll of Uckets. se r vlce fr om Pome r oy to Persons who mak e con- Ath ens, whic h has bee n tributions of over '25 must be discontinued, and ferry service EXTENDED OUTLOOK identified according to law. whe n the P olJier oy-Mason Consldoroble cloodlness bridge is closed ea rly in 1975 and turolag a Ultle cooler lor a minimum of live monlhs Tbunday through Saturday. but possibly lor as long as nine A chance ol ohowero durlq months. · lbe period. High temThe Lake Shore bus system The Meigs Unit of the peraluret Thunday In upper American Cancer Society will that served Pome roy hils been 70o ud low8111, oad Ill mld to hold Its annual meeting at 7:30 fiquidal ed and the Greyhoard upper 70o Saturday. Lowo p .m . today at the Middleport system ha s taken over . It is not . early Tbut1day Ill low ... Church of Christ, Tho public is coming to Pomero~ . •ad Ill 50• Satnrday. Following a sug gestion by invited. Or . Lewis Tolle, ;~"«=:;:..-...~~8~~::::::». Reed, the c h41mber voted to medical advillor for the Meigs unit, wiU be attending the support a pe tition -te th e LOCAL TEMPS Temperature In downtown fourtll annual cancer sym- Grey hound Sy s tem seekin g I'Ollleray Tuesday at 11 a .m . PQSIIID In Columbus Sept, II . res t oration of service · in was 7t" degreu under cloudy He -..111 be accompanied by his . pomeroy. The peUtlons wlil be loca ted at lhe olll ce or Dale c. son. a pre--med s~t . skies. • or Society to meet NEW OFFICERS - Theodore Reed, left, is new president d. the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce. Fred Morrow is vice president, and carolyn Thomas Is secretary-treasurer . The new officers offi cially took over duties Monday a t lhe first meeting of tile Chamber since the Regat ta in June. L-R a re Reed, Mrs. Thomas and Morrow . War ne r Ins urance , Second St., Pomeroy. We s t Reed a lso suggested that Mayor Smilh attend chamber mee tings. This would lead to fulle r understanding by lhe chamber of prOblems in Pomeroy, he said. Reed inb'oduced the new vice president, Fred Morrow, local manager of tile Ohio Power Co. Morrow said the chamber's board of directors should be deeply involved '" the cham ber's program ; He urged each c hamber member to head a comlnittee to encourage additional bus iness a nd ho us ing in Pomeroy and coupty. "We be a civic . s hou ld organization," he said . Reed, commenting on lhe soliciting of business places b y diffe r ent organiza ti on s, suggested the chamb e r cooperate with council to clarif~ the siluallon. " We cannot bar-people !rom solici ting In town but we jTIUOt cut down on unnecessary soliciting/; he sald . Meeting with the chamber He also will confer wilh w~s Pomeroy Pollee Olle! Jed Former British Prime. Minister · Webster in regard to a me r~ Edward Heath and welc ome chant policeman. Webster said Is raeli Prime Minister Vil2hak David wollafd has been a Rflbin to Washington for talks. nlghtwatchman paid by tile Asked whelher Ford consid· Leading Creek COnservancy ered lhe Nixon purdon ''mor~ District. He pointed out th!lt argent" than the . amnesty Wollard Is doing a n "excelle nt announcement, which the Presl- job" but that he had to have dent now has twice postponed , additional In come. We bste r k ushen s a id " that seems a as ked the chamber lo r conclusion you can draw since suggestions . In th e past merchants paid a policeman to one came before lhe olher ." Ford 's plU'don or Nixon was check their s lores at night. his most controversial acUon to - The c hamber agreed 10 date, a nd ,supporters across the cooperate wllh Weblite< to nation we re fa lling off . his work out a solution. bandwagon. Attending w~re Reed , The President was Involved Morrow, Mrs. Thomao, Earl in meetings with his top lngeb, N. W. Comp ton, Jac- . advloers who were keeping an Ker r , Bill Gr uuer, J ack eye on the backlash , but when Carsey, Dale Warner , 11011 asked whether Ford had any Jacobs, lla lph Oravu, regr£1S, Hus hen . replied : Mell$1118 Corlao, llelllah J.,.., eoritlnued on ~age 8 Webster. "'d Katie Cr"'f· Amnesty policy delayed By HE LEN THOMAS UPI White House Reporter WASHINGTON ( UPI) P r eside n t Fo r d apparently wants the controversy over his pardon of President Nixon to settle down before he announces his plan (or cond itional amnes ty lor Vie tna m era dra ft evaders and mili tary deserters. Ford had planned to ·unveil tile amnesty plan today . But Deputy Press Secretary John W. Hushe n said tile President had been focusing his attenUon on lhe Nixon pardon and needed more time to consider lhe "complex" prOblem amnesty . • He gave no finn. date lor the amnesty announcement. but did not rul e out tloe cha nce it would come this week. Ford summoned his economic advisers for,. a .meeting today. or �3 - The Dally Sellrinel, Mlddlepoi"I·Pvmero•. 0 . Tuesday. Sept 10. 1974 2 - The Dsily&_.ntinel. Muld.Jf'port .. l'tPJ nt"r O\, U . 1\.h'MI. I\ . !\t'l't lU. 1974 Eye exercises can help vision By La" renee E. Lamb. M.D. DEAH DR. LAMB ~ Are eye exercises harmful to the ~~es or do they unprove vis1on? DEAR READE R - H used properly the) are usually ~ood for vtston Any form of exer - Cises need to IJe planned [or a spectfic goal Your eyes hav e a set of muscles attached to the eyeball that ena ble them to move m all those different dJrect10ns, includm g r olhn g yow· eyes If a muscle 1s wea k and tl affects yo w· vlston, the r1ght exercises c~m s trengthen It and unprO\'e \'ISIOfl Now, let me pomt out that 1f you do exei'Ctses that ~tren gth­ en the wron g muscle and do not strengthen the weak muscle , then you may make matters ltorse It 1s slmtlar to the problem of developing muscles to hold your shoulders back H you do exefoctses that s trengthen the muscles that pull yow· shoulders forward the exer-. c1ses wtll make matters worse So. exercise of the body or the eyes must be done properly lo be helpful . ll follows a do-ll· yo urself proJect wtth an exam mation and the adv1ce· of your doctor may be more harmful than useful DEAR DR. LAMB - In one of yoW' columns you dealt wtth the effect of mhalmg ca1·bon monoxide pollution c1·eated by smoking on non-smokers Can you please advase me where l can get a pamphlet or mformahon as to who dtd th1s research"' A fnend dJsbeheves the valtdlty of the harm 1t can do to tne nonsmoker DEAR READER ~ Glad to obbge. A study on the blood levels of carbon monoxtde m nonsmokers confmed to a room c ount.YconC..Sts highhghled the Fnday nlght mectang or Pomona GrHnge at the Roc·k . Spr1n~s hall Mrs. PauJine Atkms, deputy, inspt-c tt:d the g range w1th the obh!:\al1on of' the ftrul degree IJe•nK g1ven by Stanford Stock· ton. pas t P o mona~ master . Three applications for members h1p were recetved. Elected were Norman W11l, With snlokers wa s (·urnPd nut by rescaJ•chers at St. BHrUlolonw" 's Hospttal in Lon. don The report was published m Lan cet. a Br1hsh med1cal Journal , the last week of March 1973. Th ere are also othc1· s tudiCs that show the leve l of carbon monoxide m s moke· f1Ued rooms often e xceeds the level ~tfe for industry In the Umled States , Modern Med!cme , a JOurnal fo1 doc· tors, publis hed the pOSitiOn or the Amertcan College of Chest Phys1c1ans 111 \ts December 25, 1972 Jssue The college beheves be th e smo ker s hould separaled from the non · smoker and has done ~o for all 1ls slate and national ffieetmgs When the ventllatton ts not adequate, the sm oker IS " banished " from the meetmg hall entire!) In a st-atement of nghts for nonsmo kers the college s tated ''The Amencan College of Chest Phys1c1ans believes that c1garette smoking not only 1s hazardous to lhe health or the tndiv1dual who smokes but alsO 1s hazardous to the health of the 1n<\iv1dual who does NOT smoke, but who mhales the hazardous constituents tn the atr produced by the smoket· ' " The College believes that the smoker, although mamtammg hLs n ght to choose to smoke, should cons tder h1s obhgatJon to soctety by not mfringmg on the n ghts of the nonsmoker '' rn my OplnLOn smoking should be outlawed m all publtc places and m all pubhc trans· portatwn Surely one of the bas1c n ghl• of all human bemgs IS not to be poisoned by the unnecessa ry hab1ts of others rl sU!ward ; Stanford Stockton, assistant _ steward, Mrs Maxtne Dyer. lady assistant stewart : Mrs. Lucille Story, rh~plain : Leo Sto ry, treasurer , Mr s . Frances GocglCin , secretary; Mrs Sharon Jewell, Pomona ; Mrs Opa l Dyer, Ceres; Mrs. Avanell Holliday, Flora: Amos Leonard , gate keeper; nnd Everett Holcomb ' executtve r~w-p;;;;;~:~;~-:w-,,1 ~ ij . . Personal Notes ~' ~ " Mr and Mrs. Mike Hauuner and daugillet·, Kim, and Deb»ie Smith, Co lumbus, were Saturday guest s of Mr . and Mrs Bob Hoefhc h and daughU!r, Jayne. Mrs. Dor1s St.anriff and Mrs. · Amelia Moore, Toledo, were the Monday ovei'ntghl guests of Mr and Mrs Osby Martin. W<'ekend guests of the Martins were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin and daughter, Stephanie, Alliance. Mrs. Alma Johnson, Springfteld, was the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hmry DaviS. She came especially for the HarrisWUIJa.ms wedding Mr. and Mrs. Wtlllord Roush of Newton Falls have been the guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roush sJnce Saturday. 'they will be here until Wednesday and enroute home · !NIU take Mrs Roush to Columbus to !~Pend 10me t)me with her daughter, Mrs. Kathern Smith, who remains a patient at Mt. Cannel West, West Slate St., <13222. f I complJcE:s.'' The pardon therefore also does not apply to cases of contempt or court or perjury resultmg from such testunony Fmally, the experts sa1d, the only recourse that Congress would have agamst Ford's pardon would be to resume Impeachment proceedtngs agamst Nixon. Congress did so rna similar case m 1876 when 1t IDipeached Secretary of War Wilham W Belknap . Mr. and Mrs Rtchard Gress and son, Pa t , and Rtck Mtller, Pomeroy , are vacationmg th1s week at Wrighlsvtlle Beach, N. c. • .* ~i; .. By Charlene Hoeflich ,. ~ i~ ~· Take a hltle of thts, add a little of that .. the same old 10gred1enls w1th a dash of somelhtng new and a generous he lping of mgenutty can make surprts10gly different dishes from the old standbys. Casseroles, stews, even sandwiches beneftt. Take tuna, combane wtth some rtce, and frozen vegetables, and you have a nutrttlousentree, called Tuna Medley Pilaf: 2 cans (7 oz each) tuna, drained, combined with 1 package ( !O oz ) frozen m1xed vegetables tn a 1\'z quart casserole Saute I c uncooked long-gram n ee m 2 tbsp salad oil, over medtum heat until golden brown , sttrrmg constantly Slowly stir m one and two-thirds c. water and ¥• c naturally brewed soy sauce Bnng to a bod. Remove from heat and add to tuna mtxture, stirring to combine. Cover and bake in 350 degree oven 45 nunutes, or until nee ts tender , stirring occaswnally. Makes 6 servings. ' ANOTHER casserole which ts relahvely mexpenstve to make and highly nutntious uses chicken. CHICKEN CASSEROLE I bunch fresh broccoli or I pacliage frozen broccoli; 1\'z c. cooked ~h1cken cut mto pteces; 1 can condensed cream of celery so up, 2c cooked noodles, 2 tbsp. non-fat dry nulk, l'z c. water and I c grated cheese. Cook the broccoh tn a small amount of salted water. Arrange It in the bottom of a shallow pan. Add layer of cooked chicken. C?mbtne 1h c water with 2 tbsp non.fat dry milk; combine milk wtth I can condensed cream of celery soup. Add cooked noodles. Pour sauce-noodle mtxture over chicken and broccoli Sprmkle wtth grated cheese. Bake in a moderaw oven ( 350 degrees) until cheese melts, or about 30 rrunutes IF YOU ltke sauerkraut and wieners, you'U Jove th1s jazzed up sandwich So next time the 11 twixt-twelve-and-twenty- group makes the scene, gtve some frankfurters the Reuben treatment and you're sure to score- with most, anyway. SWING IN' REUBEN Col I pound (8 to 10) frankfurthers in half lengthwise, bemg sure not to cut all the way through . Thoroughly drain one 16 oz. can sauerkraut and combme with 1h c. chili sauce. Split 8 to 10 frankfurter buns. Place about 2 tbsp. of kraut mtxture on lhe bottom half of each bun and place on a bakmg sheet. Cut each of four shces Swtss cbeese into 4 or 5 stnps and place 2 strips on top of the kraut rmxture on each bun. Place one opened frankfurter, cut s1de down on the top half of each bun. Broil 3 incfies from heat for five mmutes. PT. PLEASANT - The semt ·annual Mason County Gospel Sing sponsored by the Mason County Gospel Stngers Association wtll be held at the First Church of the NazarenP. Mt. Vernon Ave., Pt. Plea"'!"! Saturday, Sept. 28, begmmng at 7·30 p m Rev. Paul Hess ts Des Momes, Iowa, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs Fred Goeglein. On Sun· day they were jotned at the Goeglein home by Mr and Mrs. Clarence Karr, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Karr and lamily, James Karr and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Delton Hughes and famtly, all of LancasC..r, ~ Paul Chapman, prestdent of Mrs. White hosts dinner party , VISIT GOEGLEINS Mr and Mrs Phtlhp Stolp, Ind1anapolts, Ind., and Mr. and Mrs Olin Wlllett and family, the host pastor. the Gospel Smgers Association, extends a welcome to all gospel smglng groups in the area. Chapman asked thot;e who plan to participate to contact him at phone 67f>.l383, WalU!r (Red) Eads, v1ce president, phone 675-3775 or Wilma Sallaz, secretary, phone' 675·3390. Singing groups will be an. noWiced each week. Gospel smgmg groups tbat Mrs. Charles White and Mrs. wtll be sing10g thus far are. Pearl Hoffman were honored The Homeward Bound TriO and on thetr b1rthday anmversartes The Stewart Family of Hun· wtth a dinner party Monday tington; The Shafer Family, night at the home of Mrs. Crown City; The Harvest Time Beulah Whtte. Smgers, The Christian Ftve After the dmner, gifts were and The McDaniel Trio. presented to them and ptctures EverYone ts welcome. were taken. Attending were Mr, and Mrs. Charles Whtte , Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Darst YARD SALE SET and Cratg, Jeff Darst, Kitty There will be a yard sale wtth Metzger, Mrs . Florence baked goods, clothmg and Hannay, Mtddleport; Mr and other items for sale at the Mrs. Howard Well, Chester ; corner of SR 7 and Forest Run Mrs . Agnes Whtte and Richard Rd., Frtday, Sept. 13, from 9 Duckworth, Syracuse ; Mrs. a .m. to 4 p.m. The event is Myrtle Watkins, Mrs Ann be1ilg sponsored by the Mt Chr1sty and her grandson, Hermon Women's Missiona,ry Marshall, Akron Assn. Mrs . Dale K. Roush and daughter, Kathy, Apple Creek, VISit<\~ recently with Mr. and Mrs . B F . Turner. Other THORNE STOUT DIES g uests were Mrs. Ural Thorne F Stout, 72, 1801 Thomas, Columbus, who was accomparued by her grand· Catapa Dnve, Dayton , formerly of Meigs County died daughter and her husband, Mr. Saturday at his residence. He ond Mrs. Mike Thompson, and their daughter, of Sprmgftel~. was the son of the late WalU!r They i!lSO VISited In Racme and Elizabelli Stout. Surviving are his Wife, LoveUa; two wtth Mr and Mrs . Owen children, Don E . of Dayton and Watson Mrs. Garnet Brown of Dayton Mrs. Katte Gordon has and six grandchildren. returned to Columbus after VISiting here With Mrs . James Gravestde services were held at 2 p.m today (Tuesday) at MurrC;~y, other relatives and friends for two weeks. Another the Miles Cemetery in Rutland . guest of Mrs . Murray was her son, Wtlliam, of Worthington, J. ~-- Ky. junior dtvision, Patty Dyer, firsl in mock hobnail mtlk· glass, decorated soap bar, nut· s hell c ritter, handmade Chrtstma s ornament, pm and thread painUng, recipe holder, and all purpose bag Mary Caldwell look first in the chocolate chip bars In the sewing contest, the wmners were as follow s : Apron: Mrs . Ava Greenlees, first, Mrs. Atkins, second ; r;::, ~~s1.~::: does not clean all his slate Mason sirtg slated expressly broadened the president's pardon power m anticipation of cases where the person charged could provtde teshmony agamst hts "ac- UPI Sporll Write The pressure wasr on the New York Yankees but it w ,. Booton Red So:x who couldn't as the lnSI)Pt.'lton, election ol or- master ; Mt:'odcll Jordan. CQrnJml tee. f1 ccrs . .and Jud~in~ of tile ovcrsfer : Hobert Holliday, Conlest wmners were In the Nixon's. pardon WASHINGTON (UP! ) - A full and absolute pardon does not rule out the posSibility that fonner Prestdent Nixon could be tried for ctvll or state of. £enses or even be unpeached by Congress, constitutional experts satd today Th e authortty wht ch President Ford used Sunday to grant a pardon to NJxon cannot be challenged, the experts said, ~tting both the broad, unqualified language in the Conslttution and a post.C1 vil War rulmg by the Supreme Court. - In the words of a Supreme Court case, Nixon's pardon renders h1m "as mnocent as tf he had never conumtted the offense." Bu~ they noted, the pardon applies only to " offenses against the Uolted States" during Nix:on's time In omce. Therefore, he would be vulnerable to any state or civil prosecution. The pardon also does not free h1m from being called as a w1tness m related cases, spectftcally the Wat e r ga te cover-up lrtal Indeed , the framer s of the ConstitutiOn X!!!ks end Fenway jinx, 6-3 Pomona names officers DR. LAMB r Capes· Rose Hooper, ftrst. Baby sets : Mrs. Hooper, ftrst i Mrs. Emma Adams, second Pillow cases Sharon Jewell, first. Something from Nothin g: Mary Vtrgmia Ea.sterd3y, ftrst, Mrs. Adams, second. Carrot Cake compehtton: Mrs. Adams, first; Mrs. Edna Clark, second, and Mrs . Pauline Atkins, thll'd. During the meeting Earl Starkey, legislaltve agent, gave a report A contribution was made to the Frtendly Hills Camp Mrs. Robert Holliday announced that Laurel Grange will observe tts !DOth an· niversary Oct. 13 Will noted that three youths wtll attend the State Grange meeting In October. Degree night was set for Sept 21 at the Racine Grange Hall. Refreshments were served by the Rock Springs Grange . The Hamsonville Grange will host the November meeting of Pomona Lamb family has reunion ' The Lamb famtly reunton was held Sept I at the Royal Oak Park, Rt 3, Pomeroy. Prayer for the dmner was given by Gerald Lamb. AtU!nding were Mrs. Edna Summertteld, Mr and Mrs Rexal Summerfield, Mrs Robert Murphy and Amy Jo, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Caldwell, Reedsville; Mrs. Vernon Swartz, Tena, Rena, Robin, Roxie and Roger, Coolville; Mrs. Maude Betz, Miadleport; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lamb and Cratg, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lamb and Bryan, Buel Sum· mertield, Charleston, W. Va. ; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lee Summerfield, Amber and Michael, Parkersburg, W.Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Powell, Mr and Mrs. William Northup, Debbte and Jeff, Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Clifford, Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Lee, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parker, Bobby and Kelli, Marietta; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Summerfield, Sharon, Melissa and Patricta, Buffalo, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parker, Syracuse. Crouser folk hold.reunion The Almanac By United Presslnlernatioul Today is Tuesday, Sept 10, the 253rd day of 1974 wtth 112 to RUTLAND - Tbe annual Crouser family reunion was held Sunday, Sept. 1, at thew. E. Crouser home, Rutland. Following the dinner games were played. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Rex Crouser, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Crouser and son, Charleston, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs Charles Bayless, Nitro, W Va ; Mrs. Homer Carte and son, Elkview, W.Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Everly Crouser and daughter, Kim Dean Wheeling, W. Va.: Mrs. Bessie' Bailey, Uberty, W. Va. ; Mr. and Mrs Jadle Foster, Mr. and Mrs. James H. F'oster and family, Mrs. VernieSmith, Big Chimney, W. Va.; Mrs. Oliver Welty, Butler, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. James W. Hobstetter and daughters, Mr. and Mrs . William J. Hobstetter, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Crouser, Rutland ; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Welty and family, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Levingston and daughters Mansfield; Mr. and Mrs: Richard Jewell and sons, Newton Falls; Mr and Mrs Glen Gatton Mr d M · Daryl Jar;elt '.~~ rs. BeUvie Ohl son • The moon Is between Its last quarter and new phase. The morning stars are Venus and Saturn . • Tbe evening stars are Mer· cury, Mars and Jupiter. Those born on this date are under the sJgn of VIrgo. Amertcan physicist Arthur Compton was born Sept, 10, 1892 GRADUATES MARIETTA - Jackalyn Mora Fr-011t graduated from the Marietta SChool of Ucenood Pracllcal Nurses Friday. She Ia the dalll!hter of Mr. and Mra. Woodrow Mora, Cheater Rd., Pomeroy, and tho grand· daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pur ley Cheater REVIVAL PLANNED There will be a revival beginning Monday, Sept. 16, for two weeks at the Silver Run Free Wtll Baptist Church, 7:30 p m . Dlghtly . Rev . Allie Skaggs, Wellston, wtll be the guest speaker Spectal stngmg each evening. The public ts tnvited to attend. HYMN SING SET SYRACUSE ~ A hymn sing will be held at 1:30p.m. Sunday at MaplewOod Lake, Syracuse, with the Barnett Family as the featured smgers. Speaker will be Rev Ray Reynolds. rollow. c/~ w, Kf"', o. That run put the Yankees ahead for good but there was another play in the fourth innln~ which might have changed the course of the game centerfield as no one covered ha~ the Red Sox been able to l!eeond Mornents ia•·r Wlt "te pull it off successfully . · ~ 1 The Yankees were leading 2.. S<"ored thef~rslrun of the game 1 when Craig Nettles led off the on Elhott Maddox ' smgle . fourth With a double. Chrts '11JESDAY MEIGS CHAPTER 53, DI\V, Tuesday, 7:-30p.m. at chapC..r Pomeroy. Refreshments, all members asked to attend. RACINE LODGE ~I F&AM, regular me eti ng, Tuesday night at C..mple. Sojourners ni gh! to be obse rved ; all Master Masons welcome. XI GAMMA MU CHAPTER, Beta Sigma Pht Sorority, progreS$1Ve dinner startmg at the home of Mrs Annie Chapman, 6 :30 p .m . and concluding at the home of Mrs . Jennifer Anderson. Busmess meeting to follow WINDING TRAIL GARDEN Club, 8 p m . Tuesday at the home of Mrs Faye Pratt. Mrs. Thompson to demonstrate plaque making REGULAR meeting Southeastern Ohio Gospel Music Assoc , 6 p m., potluck, 7 30 p.m . HARRISONVILLE OES meeting, 7.30 p .m.; lmltalton and !mal plans will be made for the friends' mght observance Thursday HYMN Smg at Freedom Gospel MissiOn, 7.30 p .m.; Duncan Family of Flonda to be featured Public Invited. SYRACUSE PTA, 7:30 p.m . at the school. WEDNESDAY WHITE ROSE LODGE Wednesday at !·30 p.m at Mtddleport Legton Hall THURSDAY LAUREL Cliff Better Health Club, 7:30 p.m. at tbe home of Mrs. Nellie Tracy. MEIGS Cmmunity School, operation tax levy promotional plannmg meetmg, Trimly Church, 7:30 p.m. Persons interested in helpmg promote the 2 75 mill operating tax levy are asked to attend. ' · handle lt. • The- Yankees, who were beginning to wonder If they ~would ever win another game ' at Fenway Park, were gifted .: by three errors and finally ~ -ended an ll'tlame losmg streak • at Boston Monday night when '. they defeated the Red Sox 6-3 to ·Polly 's Pointers home on Butternut Ave., By Polly Cramer Playpen holes are mesh mess • A standing room only crowd of 34,981-aecond largest of the . yeat at Fenway Park- turned out in anticipation of a classic . ~stop . ' that's mot true." By RONALD L. UTI'LEPAGE HOUSTON (UP!) - Giant John Matuszak, who jumped .. •• •~ •• •• Looking for quality? • • • • ....•• · • k •• •• • DElUXE • ~ •• t •• YOU MIGHT SAY IT'S OUR 31N 1 TIRE 1 Check end compe11 the ••r•·cost figures lor th11 grett look1ng t1r1 end you IISH why it 1 ets!lv the lowut pnct'l;l ntw '"' •• ••• in our hoe 2 Four 1tunty body pilei or po1yt11er cord •tonv with 1 wide, 7· rlb trqd lh1t 1 conuve moldtd lor full rubbef. lo·ro.d cont1t1 Crou-cut' lNid pmttrn givtt thll COnYIIntiOIMII1rrl tfiCIIOf'l IIMIIIr to our llllHC radial • •• • E78·14 F78·14 •• • •• • ••• • 29.55 31.85 33.00 35.55 33.81 . '• • ••• 224 2 41 2 55 277 2.63 FREE IIOUiflllll AND BALANCING • •• • •• •• ; . POMEROY HOME· & AUTO Your Tire Center Complf~~f! 606 E. MAIN 992·2094 "They are a sound defensive team,'' said Chaump " They have four of seven linemen ttnd linebackers returning They are going to gtve our line a lot of problems. "llefensively they are going to be a lot tougher than that 567 game last year,'' said Chawnp. 11 But we do have a fme o£. fense ," sa1d Chaump "We have the offenstve versatility to move agamst anybody." Greene wiU start at quarter· back, All-Amertca Archte Grif. fin at tailback, etther sophomore Pete Johnson or Champ Henson, the nation 's leading scorer m 1972, at fullback and Bnan Baschnagel at wmgliack. "Quite A Battle" Keith Simons, a 6-2, 247· pound defensive Iackie, will go agamst the Bucks' Kurt Schumacher, a 254-pound senior, in what Chaump feels will be "quite a battle." "He's (Simons ts) a real fan· tastic football player," said Chaump, And Schumacher, as far as I am concerned, is as good a blockmg lineman as there Is ln the cmmtry.'' It will be the first opener on the road for Ohio State since j • 1894. Will fight injunction •• • • Shopping for price? M1ch1gao. ' Tougher O.fense Quarterback coach George Chaump feels Mmneaota wtll field a much tougher defensive wtit tlus season. Thts will be the loth time the Upchurch finished tbe season Buckeyes have opened against with MI yards rushing and a Big Ten foe and have won all Minnesota ftnished with a 74 nme previous meetings, r.ecord and third place in the Ohto State ts 71·94 overall m Btg Ten behind Ohio Stale and season openers. ~ $24.20 28.80 28.45 29.70 32.00 30.45 Norman rapped out two smgles m two at-bats and drove Upchurch .." COLUMBUS ( UPI) - Oh10 ·State football coach WOody Hayes satd Monday he thinks 1/lutnesota IS laking a different ppproach to Saturday's season qpener with the No. I ranked Buckeyes than the Gophers did going tnlo last year's game " "They played it down this year," satd Hayes at his weeklY football luncheon "Last xear tbey played It up." And !its! year Ohio State walloped the Gophers, :16-7. "We are gomg to field a rela\ively veteran team," sa1d Hayes, who has 16 st.arters and 38 lettennen returrung and is looking for hts third con· secuttve Big Ten title. , Asststant Coach Chuck Clau· sen feels the Bucks will have to stop Minnesota running back Rtck Upchurch whom Clausen feels may have been the victim of too much favo~able publicity prtor to last year's game. A Healthy Fear "I think he was publici2ed too much at tbe start of last season and tbat helped us," said Clausen. "We were afraid of him - A healthy type of fear ~ and we stopped him "But he's a splendid run· ner," said Clausen. 11 He 1s a lot like Corny (OSU quarterback Cornelius Greene). He's here and then he's there." "If the only time anybody oaw him last year was against us, you might say, •lJe's not so tough' " S8ld Clausen "but Di$trict UMW meet set 81-oll "Both," was Reds Manager Sparky Anderson's answer. ·: B uc k s must You wig receive a dollar H Polly uoeo your favorite homemaking Idea, Pet Peeve, Polly's Problem or solution to a CATHOUC Women 's Club, 8 problem. Write Polly in care of Ibis newopaper. p .m., Sacred Heart Parish, preceded by Mass at 7 · 30 p.m. YARD Sale today and Friday at Syracuse Asbury United Methodist Church, across from •• the park. Sponsored by Eagles' " Many Gtfts - One Spirit" the guest speaker. Newly Class. will be the theme of the first elected offtcers of the United LAUREL CLIFF Health Club, home of Nellie Tracy, annual district meeting of the Methodist Women will be InUnited Methodtst Women at stalled by Mrs. Roy Ballard. A 7:30p.m. the Grace United Methodist buffet meal will be served at i REV. OrVille CUnningham, Church in Gallipolis from 3 p.m. at a cost of 75 cents. will be guest speaker at the p m . to 8 p.m. Sept. 15 Women of the Trinity United' First Church of God, Syracuse, The Rev . Gerald Erler, Methodist Church, Logan, will 7:30p.m. The public ts invtted recently appointed Athens present a play Ilia! offenr to attend. District Program Assistant, is suggestions on the role of the• Thank Offering in the church· women's program. '! All women of the United IS INJURED Methodist Church ar~ CHESTER - Mrs. Purley RECEPTION SLATED welcome. ~ Karr, Chester, fell at her home District 25 Conductresses Athens District U.)I.W.'; Frtday whtle mowing the lawn Order of Eastern Star will first over-night retreat at. and fractured her left ankle sponsor a bus to Cincinnati for Camp Otterbein will be held and dislocated her nght the reception of the Grand Sept. 20-21 from 7 p.m. Friday~ shOulder. Sbe will be confined Conductress, Jeannie to 3 p.m. Saturday. Reser-:., to her bed for the next two Woodruff, Sept. 21. Reser. vatlons are $6 for overnight • weeks. Members of llle family vations may be made by and $5 for Saturday. Reser- : are taking care of her. VIsitors calling Joan Kaldore, vations shOUld be sent to Mrs. ,: are welcome and cards may be Harrisonville Chapter, at 992sent to her at home Ralph Robinson, 690 Church : 7751. St., Logan, Ohio 43138. Sizt <innatt Reds' starting rotation. " But," said the little Reds lefl.Oander, " I'm not sure il's ~~~":.'~f my hitting or my place tn the Amertca n League )I 3 On. of the mos1 ••k«< for name• in the trre rndu1try •• Delun CN!mplo n · And It 1 sold ontr 11 Fhtottonel CINCINNATI (UP! ) - Fred Norman ts back. m the C m~ East. DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve· Is with string that often sticks out from buttons on ready-made clothes, ravela at a mere touch and then a button Is lost. Also I wish the manufacturers of containers with caps (like spray cans) would make the tops large enough to slip over the bottom of the can while using tbe product. Would save looking for an losing a lot of misplaced tops.~ HELEN. ' DEAR PO).[, Y - I hope I bave help for Gerrie who shrunk her Italian hand knit sweaU!r by washing it in the wasber. I bad the same problem The following was given me by a friend btlt not until I haddtsposed of the ruined swesc..r. Add one cup white vinegar to a gallon of water - enough to cover the sweaw; Bring to a bot! and continue to boil for a little while. Let sweac..r cool 10 that water and then wash as usual I also suggest thtit Ferne put vinegar In her rinse water to keep lint from clinging to her clothes. - MRS. M.F .E. DEAR GIRLS- U a sweater ts already ruloed I wOIIld give Mrs. M.F.E.'s Pointer a try aod evidently things could not get worse. l could not verify Ibis suggestion, as Mrs. M.F.E. bad not~ and had nothing in that eondltloo to try It on but H there Is nothing to lose there mlght be a chance oloome gain. -POLLY. DEAR POLLY - When I get a little paint on my hands •I remove tt wtlh a bit of margarine rubbed on. Cut com plasters Into four pteces to place on the backs cil <.arrmgs that hurt your ears. ~ HELEN. ' DEAR POLLY - When you have to put 25 candles on a cake even.little birthday candles can be e:q>ensive. I clip the burned• part of a used candle WlCk off with the scissors and if not enough wick is left to ltght agam I gently cut the wax away enough so that the candle can be lighted. This way I use birthday candles twice tnstead of just once - WILMA. ' DEAR POLLY - Keep an old vacuum crevtce tool at-' tachmenl in the trunk of your car to use as a funnel. This is great for a car that has the gas tank back of the license plate. ~ SANDY. ~• •• • •• • ..... . '· : The ~torles we know and like al"e many hundreds qf Years old Among some of the more popular are Aesop's FCllbles Aesop was reported to have lived in .Greece about 600 B. C , and stories or fables were handed down, retold, sung, generation after generation Aesop's Fables were, as we know them , written by a monk who lived about 2000 years after the supposed life of Aesop The story of soften)ng water, although still ar young Industry In comparison to others, has been for known several generation.s The wMer softening industry has come a long ways from the he.avy, galvanized tanks of several years ago to the modern, sleek, well built Miracle appliance of today. The treatment of water has done more for the mod~rn housewife than any Other ~p!lance In the home Today Miracle water refiners not only soften the water you use, they refine It to give you fresh, clear, odor·free weter from e-very tap In your home Every housewife who Is the en thuslesllc owner of a Miracle water refiner Is an.lous to tell the storr. of her free " maid service ' to a11 her relatives. friends and neighbors. Why don't you bec:ome e proud owner of a Mirac:le weter refiner? Call 882-2525. SAYRE HARDWARE ..2-2511 New HIYOtl, W. VI. downfall Roy White hit a routine . groiUlder to shortatop Mano Guerrero and was safe when he b"Jotcd tiNl ball White then stol• ·~· nd ·"· U d "" -......o auu ''00 nuc to third when catc her Bob Mont· "Om ,., e ry 's thro w wen t 1n1o Norman back, Reds win, 8-3 ...... regain sole possession of first POLLrSPROBil:M" DEAR POLLY - I borrowed a wide mesh playpen and rny cat tore several holes in it. Is there some way I could mend this? The only thing I could thlnkoflstocrocheta chain stitch and then crocbet It Into the broken ends. Please help me. - ALMA. Buying aname? contest remini!Cenl of bygone days, but It took only one baUer ber he ore t pressure Mollo the young Red So1 and led to their from the NFL Houston Oilers < to the WFL Houston Texans, said he will fight tbe temporary injunction ordered Monday even if It means be never plays football again. \'If you can get out of the system and make It l)lore viable, then I think you should," the G.foot-3, 282-pound Matuszak said. "If I can do Ilia! and never play football again but make the NFL a better place to work, then I will be a happy man." State District Judge Arthur Lesher granted tbe Oilers a temporary injunction preventIng the NFL No. I draft choice In 1973 from playing m the new league. Lesher had issued a IA!mporary restraining order Aug. 28 when Matuszak signed wtth the Texans. "I'm dtsappointed but I expected the decision," Matuszak said. "It . was a hard deClSion for one man to make but I feel confident In the judicial ;ystem and I think if this was In front of a jury 11 would have been a different decision.'' When Matuszak left the Oilers' training camp and signed With the Texans, he claimed there was a loophole in the NFL contract and that he was coerced Into signing it. His lawyers argued in Lesher's rourt last week that the ron· tract was a "one-&ded, oneway street" favoring owners. Matuszak's contract calls for an annual salary of $25,000 and Oiler Coach Sid Gillman Is fining the player $500 for each practice miJsed. Matuozak's attorney, Blll " Pakalka, said they were considering an appeal of Lesher's ruling which cemented the earlier restraining order. home one run while evening his recor d at 11- II as the Reds beat the San Diego Padres 11-3 Monday rughl. The victory left the Reds 3 l'z behind Los Angeles in the Nallonal League West. Pedro Borbon blanked the p a dres 1n the f tna 1313 • tnnIngs after Norman was for ced from the game when a smash off the bat of rookte ouUtelder Randy Elliott struck htm JUSt above the knees on both legs. " The ball htt this one first," said Nor.~an, ~in~img to his left leg Then tl htt the other one." Norman had two large red blotches above each knee cap as evidence. Anderson said he planned to start Norman agam when the Reds meet the Dodgers In Los Angeles next weekend. " I'm sure I'll be ready to Chambliss, who had homered 1n the second, followed wllli a single but rishtfielder Dwight Evans' throw to the plate appeared to have Netlles beaten In the collialon at home, however, Montgomery dropped the bltll and Nettles was safe. No error was stven on the play but those are the kind of plays a team must make If tt Is to win a Cham· PIOnshlp The Yankees bulllllletrlead to 6-1 after six mnings and George Medich took that lead Into tbe etghth before being roughed for a pair of runs and gtving way to Sparky Lyle. Lyle got tbe last four outs to preserve Medich's 18th wm. In other AL action, Bal!tmore ntpped Milwaukee 6- 5 in 11 imlnga, Cle\'ellnd whipped Detroit 7·1, Mlft• neaota beat Chic110 S-1, C.lifornla toiii*l Tau ..1 then lool :..3 and OUiand ........ Kanso1 City :1.(1 and 7.0. Loo An&oi. ripped Atlanta II, Cincinnati downed Sut J:~M~o a.J, Philadelphia blrt'*ed Sl. Louis U, Chlcqo whipped Pittsburgh 9-4, New Yort routed Montreal 1·1 and S.n Francisco ni~ Ho ..ton U m NaUonal League gomeo. Orioles I, Brnren i Bobby Grieb scored the winntng run on a wild pitch by ace reliever Tom Murphy with two outs In the lith and centerflelder Paul Blair saved the game with a leaping Clllch In the bottom of IMing to lead the Orwles over the Brewers. ptlch if that IS what Sparkv has 11 sinule by Dan Driessen r ~ "Sparky's right," sa1d Nor· 1n mmd, " s.a1d Norman, who sandw iched between Tony' was making his first start since Perez' 24th homer and Dave man . " I remember when I was Aug . 18 " I have had pretty Concepcion's 11th accounwd wtth the Padres 10 1971. We be•t the Dodgers two out of good su ccess agatnst the for three runs Pet ' R d three the last week of the Dodgers , even though my home the fo;,.lh •run""",..,[~v: season and it enabled the San record might not show it " single one of Ius three hrt.s All three Padre runs came In .. rx,;,n'l tl make you feel. a Francisco Glanls to beat them the th1rd inmng when Enzo little bad to know the Dodgers out for the dtVIsion tttie. I Hernandez singled and Hich have seven ~;:arne's remaining was n't with the Padres in 1969 Moral es and J ohn Grubb ~with the Padres' " Aoderson but Clay Kirby was, and he 'll tell you they cost the Dodgers followed with homers The only was asked . the division IItle that year too." other htt off Norman was a " Thts IS a rwmy game. Y~u 11 lf you'U remember JUSt leadoff single m the first mmng never know what Wlll happen " about every club m the division by Hernandez. he answered ' was m the race except the Dave Fretsleben, who pit. Padres down to the last two c hed 13 scoreless innings or tlle '69 season/' satd weeks against the Reds the last lime Kirby HAtlanta wound up he faced them, faded to surviVe wmnmg tbe divlson by beating the fourth mning Monday Padres six straight times m the mght. Before hts departure, he AKRON, Ohio ( UP!) - Lee the last two weeks but the was tagged for four runs and seven hits. H1s successors, Btll Trevino IS a rellow who Dodgers dtdn't wm it because Laxton and Lowell Palmer, believes that if you've got a the Padres beat them four were lhe victuns of the other chance to put the pressure on, straight tunes that last week and a half." you had better lake 11. four rWls, all tn the fifth The "Merry Mex" left his ftrst putt some three feet short on the second playoff for the $50,000 first pnze m tbe World Series of Golf bere Monday Th•s Week' s Spec• it' His sudden death rival for top money, Gary Player, hlt his tee shot mto the sand and came out some 13 feet from the cup. "I wasn't about to let him putt before I putted my three. USED CARS Most Hrioas c:vmplahm ilboat .,.,._. . footer," sa1d Lee "If I make By MILTON RICHMAN of '-*nee tlalmll1re m.de by people who baTe DOt · mme, 1t makes his a lot UPI Sporu Editor tougber. But tf 1,\e makes his 1 _ . their homes thru loa!, estallllllled aa-il" NEW YORK ( UP!) ~ Junmy Connors, the Pete Rose of tenrus, first, It would have made mine . says l,egislati•e Investigat1ng Oommittee likes to show you that rough, tough exterior, decoymg some longer." In itl Ofl'ldal Report on 1011 adpeople mto behevmg he ts and always wtll be that ktd from the bus•nen from an tndependfnl As 11 was, the oplton taken by luttments mlldc 1n lhe wake of V-8. auto trans, P.S, Vother stde of the tracks, but then the whole facade suddenly Trevino proved the nght one Hum;ane Carla, the Comm111ee ;:~·.~:e~~tdil=~~~= roof, factory a1r, AM FM comes apart and he gives h1111Self away. or. tbe Tcua Hou.e of R.epretent· for him. The PGA champton stereo & tape , 23,000 m1les. IS on your sift rudy to help. That's what happened here Monday afternoon. atiw:t full uedlt for raponsank the putt, Player missed As independent Insurance liblc pe:rforn,ance 1o tho. com- aaents, we aivc you 1he coatinuIt happened an instant after the 22-year-old Connors vaulU!d his and TreVIno fmally con. P,nln repraented by ir '•ocndcnt ~nJ. penonal 1t1ent1on you liNd in over the net to shake the hand of tbe horribly over-matched 39· quered the 7,180-yard aacnu. msurance prot«:rion- The Iii Difyear-old tittle man he bad just demoltshed to wm lhe U.S. Open Fll'estone Country Club course How 10 Pf0!!c1 youneU. Buy ference •n ar, home, ~ butinc.title. Jntur•nce lor your home, car, or Jnsurance Call us~ . which m the past he had Jn. Tears welled up m h1s eyes. sisted he could not play . William D. Cllllds Jmuny Connors fought them back. The victory defmitely would He wasn't going to show anybody his soft side. He had JUst "You 1 11 Like Our Quality help his outlook toward the Way of Doing Bus mess Inflicted the worst final match beating upon Ken Rosewall m the Firestone 11 Monster" layout, GMAC: FINANCING history of the event,t>-1, ~. &-1, but he wasn't gomg to ruin it all sa.1d Trevino, ''especially smce 992-5342 Pomeroy now by displaying a perfectly honest emotion some mtght Open Evenrngs 'T1I6:DO the PGA Wlll be here next mistake for pity. T1l 5 P.M. Sillt Mlddlepott. Ohio year" ul've seen people pity Ken Rosewall and lose to him, 6-3, in the fifth set,'' Connors was to say afterward. "Even when I was ahead f>.l in the final set I had tl in my mmd he could still win tl. I tried to stay calm, but I could feel m)' heart beating agamst my shirt ... boom ... boom boom." Connors tapped his chest with his rtght hand a couple of times to lllustraU! what he was saytng. Hesatd 11 was the best tenms he ever played m hts life and that he "didn't miss a ball," but he really didn't ·have to say that because one man in the record crowd of 15,303 offered graphtc evidence of the machine-like efficiency with which he crushed Rosewall. Seated halfway up 10 the grandstand, thts fellow quietly watc)led Connors chew up his out-classed Australian opponent for a ~et;md~-balf and then fell asleep. Nudged in the ribs by his companion, the man opened his eyes, looked across court at the scoreboard, saw where Connors was leading, :;.o, and murmured : ''What's there to watch? This is no match i this a JOke !'' Then he closed hts eyes again. , Rosewall said he had no tdea the match would tUrn out to be so one-sided, more so even than the 6-1, 6-1, &-4 paddling Connors banded him 10 the final at Wimbledon only two months ago. Rosewall claimed he was "reasonably confident" when he showed up at the West Side Tennis Club Monday. There is some evtdence, however, to suggest this wasn't necessarily the case. · "Watch that first game," Rosewall had confided to a friend. "You wtll know whether I'm gomg to wm after the ftrst game." ' The vewan Aussie was a prophet. He took the first point serving when Connors was wide wttll ~ forehand, after which he double.faulted making tl Hi-all. At JO. all, Rosewall banged one of Connors' returns into the net, and to all intents and purposes that was the ball game right there Rosewall fell behind, 36-40, lost the first game a moment or so later and never really was In the match again . Jimmy Connors came to play. He even go! up on the right side of the bed Monday morning. "I felt loose, relaxed, eager," he said. "!JUSt wanted to play tennis. I asked Pancho (Segura) 'how is it outside? I wanna play . .,, Rosewall, winner of the, U.S. championship in 1956 and 1970, said there were times during Monday's match he "got to the stage where I wasn't sure what to do." Connors insisted he never let up on him although he seemed to That's 9% interest. At Capital Savings & Loan, a subsidiary of Capital relax, a bit, anyway, midway through the final set. Connors does a lot of thtngs in tennts that Pete Rose does in Financial Services. baseball. He even looks something like Cincinnati's swltchhltting That's 9% annual interest for a deposit of $20,000 or more. And what mop-haired dynamo. makes this offer outstanding is the time requirement for deposit: just one year. AI one point In Monday's nusmatch, he gave a !me imitation of Rose when a heckler broke the cenC..r-court silence with an ear. (If you withdraw early, you will be paid 5% % annual interest, compounded piercing "Connors, you're a bwn!" semi -annually. ) Connors turned slowly toward the star.ds, held up his band tn You can have your "interest paid monthly, if you request it. Otherwise, it greeting toward the heckler and .said something. 11 "1 said 'I agree,'" he explained later. I was giving him the will be paid quarterly. Or added to your account and compounded quarterly. 'how are you doing?'" Naturally, you earn the interest from the date of deposit to the date of maturity. Jlnuny Connors laughed. And you pay no Ohio intangibles tax . It was a typical Pete Rose kind of laugh. If a DISASTER Trevino cops $50,000 prize like this should strike our town •.. how well would be ' Today's . Sport Parade '72 CHEVEUE MAL HT CPE. '*"" '2995 Karr & Van Zandt Downintalilds Agency, Inc. We'll give you some · most places won't match: rs on a one year time deposit 9% interest. You'll have to go a long way to get that much interest on such a reasonable amount for such a short period of time. .. Hunrry Kid•? Don'l Arrrw Fast ,Fami~ Snacks Here lt's frieodly and economical, qu1c:k and diversified - enough to &llfisfy everybody's mood aond appetite See &Loan our glorious menu NOW OPEN Sunuy-10 A.M. to II P.M. Mon . thrv Thurs.-9 AM. to 11 P.M Fri. & Sat~t A.M. to I A.M. (Formerly Economy Savings & Loan) Adolph's Dairy Valley For information, contact: 300 West Second St., Pomeroy, 992-2111 992-2556 W. MAIN POMEROV,O, Deposit office: ~00 E. Broad St., Columbus, Ohio 43215 .. ~ _.... ___ Offer available to Ohio reeidenta only, ' I I �3 - The Dally Sellrinel, Mlddlepoi"I·Pvmero•. 0 . Tuesday. Sept 10. 1974 2 - The Dsily&_.ntinel. Muld.Jf'port .. l'tPJ nt"r O\, U . 1\.h'MI. I\ . !\t'l't lU. 1974 Eye exercises can help vision By La" renee E. Lamb. M.D. DEAH DR. LAMB ~ Are eye exercises harmful to the ~~es or do they unprove vis1on? DEAR READE R - H used properly the) are usually ~ood for vtston Any form of exer - Cises need to IJe planned [or a spectfic goal Your eyes hav e a set of muscles attached to the eyeball that ena ble them to move m all those different dJrect10ns, includm g r olhn g yow· eyes If a muscle 1s wea k and tl affects yo w· vlston, the r1ght exercises c~m s trengthen It and unprO\'e \'ISIOfl Now, let me pomt out that 1f you do exei'Ctses that ~tren gth­ en the wron g muscle and do not strengthen the weak muscle , then you may make matters ltorse It 1s slmtlar to the problem of developing muscles to hold your shoulders back H you do exefoctses that s trengthen the muscles that pull yow· shoulders forward the exer-. c1ses wtll make matters worse So. exercise of the body or the eyes must be done properly lo be helpful . ll follows a do-ll· yo urself proJect wtth an exam mation and the adv1ce· of your doctor may be more harmful than useful DEAR DR. LAMB - In one of yoW' columns you dealt wtth the effect of mhalmg ca1·bon monoxide pollution c1·eated by smoking on non-smokers Can you please advase me where l can get a pamphlet or mformahon as to who dtd th1s research"' A fnend dJsbeheves the valtdlty of the harm 1t can do to tne nonsmoker DEAR READER ~ Glad to obbge. A study on the blood levels of carbon monoxtde m nonsmokers confmed to a room c ount.YconC..Sts highhghled the Fnday nlght mectang or Pomona GrHnge at the Roc·k . Spr1n~s hall Mrs. PauJine Atkms, deputy, inspt-c tt:d the g range w1th the obh!:\al1on of' the ftrul degree IJe•nK g1ven by Stanford Stock· ton. pas t P o mona~ master . Three applications for members h1p were recetved. Elected were Norman W11l, With snlokers wa s (·urnPd nut by rescaJ•chers at St. BHrUlolonw" 's Hospttal in Lon. don The report was published m Lan cet. a Br1hsh med1cal Journal , the last week of March 1973. Th ere are also othc1· s tudiCs that show the leve l of carbon monoxide m s moke· f1Ued rooms often e xceeds the level ~tfe for industry In the Umled States , Modern Med!cme , a JOurnal fo1 doc· tors, publis hed the pOSitiOn or the Amertcan College of Chest Phys1c1ans 111 \ts December 25, 1972 Jssue The college beheves be th e smo ker s hould separaled from the non · smoker and has done ~o for all 1ls slate and national ffieetmgs When the ventllatton ts not adequate, the sm oker IS " banished " from the meetmg hall entire!) In a st-atement of nghts for nonsmo kers the college s tated ''The Amencan College of Chest Phys1c1ans believes that c1garette smoking not only 1s hazardous to lhe health or the tndiv1dual who smokes but alsO 1s hazardous to the health of the 1n<\iv1dual who does NOT smoke, but who mhales the hazardous constituents tn the atr produced by the smoket· ' " The College believes that the smoker, although mamtammg hLs n ght to choose to smoke, should cons tder h1s obhgatJon to soctety by not mfringmg on the n ghts of the nonsmoker '' rn my OplnLOn smoking should be outlawed m all publtc places and m all pubhc trans· portatwn Surely one of the bas1c n ghl• of all human bemgs IS not to be poisoned by the unnecessa ry hab1ts of others rl sU!ward ; Stanford Stockton, assistant _ steward, Mrs Maxtne Dyer. lady assistant stewart : Mrs. Lucille Story, rh~plain : Leo Sto ry, treasurer , Mr s . Frances GocglCin , secretary; Mrs Sharon Jewell, Pomona ; Mrs Opa l Dyer, Ceres; Mrs. Avanell Holliday, Flora: Amos Leonard , gate keeper; nnd Everett Holcomb ' executtve r~w-p;;;;;~:~;~-:w-,,1 ~ ij . . Personal Notes ~' ~ " Mr and Mrs. Mike Hauuner and daugillet·, Kim, and Deb»ie Smith, Co lumbus, were Saturday guest s of Mr . and Mrs Bob Hoefhc h and daughU!r, Jayne. Mrs. Dor1s St.anriff and Mrs. · Amelia Moore, Toledo, were the Monday ovei'ntghl guests of Mr and Mrs Osby Martin. W<'ekend guests of the Martins were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin and daughter, Stephanie, Alliance. Mrs. Alma Johnson, Springfteld, was the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hmry DaviS. She came especially for the HarrisWUIJa.ms wedding Mr. and Mrs. Wtlllord Roush of Newton Falls have been the guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roush sJnce Saturday. 'they will be here until Wednesday and enroute home · !NIU take Mrs Roush to Columbus to !~Pend 10me t)me with her daughter, Mrs. Kathern Smith, who remains a patient at Mt. Cannel West, West Slate St., <13222. f I complJcE:s.'' The pardon therefore also does not apply to cases of contempt or court or perjury resultmg from such testunony Fmally, the experts sa1d, the only recourse that Congress would have agamst Ford's pardon would be to resume Impeachment proceedtngs agamst Nixon. Congress did so rna similar case m 1876 when 1t IDipeached Secretary of War Wilham W Belknap . Mr. and Mrs Rtchard Gress and son, Pa t , and Rtck Mtller, Pomeroy , are vacationmg th1s week at Wrighlsvtlle Beach, N. c. • .* ~i; .. By Charlene Hoeflich ,. ~ i~ ~· Take a hltle of thts, add a little of that .. the same old 10gred1enls w1th a dash of somelhtng new and a generous he lping of mgenutty can make surprts10gly different dishes from the old standbys. Casseroles, stews, even sandwiches beneftt. Take tuna, combane wtth some rtce, and frozen vegetables, and you have a nutrttlousentree, called Tuna Medley Pilaf: 2 cans (7 oz each) tuna, drained, combined with 1 package ( !O oz ) frozen m1xed vegetables tn a 1\'z quart casserole Saute I c uncooked long-gram n ee m 2 tbsp salad oil, over medtum heat until golden brown , sttrrmg constantly Slowly stir m one and two-thirds c. water and ¥• c naturally brewed soy sauce Bnng to a bod. Remove from heat and add to tuna mtxture, stirring to combine. Cover and bake in 350 degree oven 45 nunutes, or until nee ts tender , stirring occaswnally. Makes 6 servings. ' ANOTHER casserole which ts relahvely mexpenstve to make and highly nutntious uses chicken. CHICKEN CASSEROLE I bunch fresh broccoli or I pacliage frozen broccoli; 1\'z c. cooked ~h1cken cut mto pteces; 1 can condensed cream of celery so up, 2c cooked noodles, 2 tbsp. non-fat dry nulk, l'z c. water and I c grated cheese. Cook the broccoh tn a small amount of salted water. Arrange It in the bottom of a shallow pan. Add layer of cooked chicken. C?mbtne 1h c water with 2 tbsp non.fat dry milk; combine milk wtth I can condensed cream of celery soup. Add cooked noodles. Pour sauce-noodle mtxture over chicken and broccoli Sprmkle wtth grated cheese. Bake in a moderaw oven ( 350 degrees) until cheese melts, or about 30 rrunutes IF YOU ltke sauerkraut and wieners, you'U Jove th1s jazzed up sandwich So next time the 11 twixt-twelve-and-twenty- group makes the scene, gtve some frankfurters the Reuben treatment and you're sure to score- with most, anyway. SWING IN' REUBEN Col I pound (8 to 10) frankfurthers in half lengthwise, bemg sure not to cut all the way through . Thoroughly drain one 16 oz. can sauerkraut and combme with 1h c. chili sauce. Split 8 to 10 frankfurter buns. Place about 2 tbsp. of kraut mtxture on lhe bottom half of each bun and place on a bakmg sheet. Cut each of four shces Swtss cbeese into 4 or 5 stnps and place 2 strips on top of the kraut rmxture on each bun. Place one opened frankfurter, cut s1de down on the top half of each bun. Broil 3 incfies from heat for five mmutes. PT. PLEASANT - The semt ·annual Mason County Gospel Sing sponsored by the Mason County Gospel Stngers Association wtll be held at the First Church of the NazarenP. Mt. Vernon Ave., Pt. Plea"'!"! Saturday, Sept. 28, begmmng at 7·30 p m Rev. Paul Hess ts Des Momes, Iowa, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs Fred Goeglein. On Sun· day they were jotned at the Goeglein home by Mr and Mrs. Clarence Karr, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Karr and lamily, James Karr and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Delton Hughes and famtly, all of LancasC..r, ~ Paul Chapman, prestdent of Mrs. White hosts dinner party , VISIT GOEGLEINS Mr and Mrs Phtlhp Stolp, Ind1anapolts, Ind., and Mr. and Mrs Olin Wlllett and family, the host pastor. the Gospel Smgers Association, extends a welcome to all gospel smglng groups in the area. Chapman asked thot;e who plan to participate to contact him at phone 67f>.l383, WalU!r (Red) Eads, v1ce president, phone 675-3775 or Wilma Sallaz, secretary, phone' 675·3390. Singing groups will be an. noWiced each week. Gospel smgmg groups tbat Mrs. Charles White and Mrs. wtll be sing10g thus far are. Pearl Hoffman were honored The Homeward Bound TriO and on thetr b1rthday anmversartes The Stewart Family of Hun· wtth a dinner party Monday tington; The Shafer Family, night at the home of Mrs. Crown City; The Harvest Time Beulah Whtte. Smgers, The Christian Ftve After the dmner, gifts were and The McDaniel Trio. presented to them and ptctures EverYone ts welcome. were taken. Attending were Mr, and Mrs. Charles Whtte , Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Darst YARD SALE SET and Cratg, Jeff Darst, Kitty There will be a yard sale wtth Metzger, Mrs . Florence baked goods, clothmg and Hannay, Mtddleport; Mr and other items for sale at the Mrs. Howard Well, Chester ; corner of SR 7 and Forest Run Mrs . Agnes Whtte and Richard Rd., Frtday, Sept. 13, from 9 Duckworth, Syracuse ; Mrs. a .m. to 4 p.m. The event is Myrtle Watkins, Mrs Ann be1ilg sponsored by the Mt Chr1sty and her grandson, Hermon Women's Missiona,ry Marshall, Akron Assn. Mrs . Dale K. Roush and daughter, Kathy, Apple Creek, VISit<\~ recently with Mr. and Mrs . B F . Turner. Other THORNE STOUT DIES g uests were Mrs. Ural Thorne F Stout, 72, 1801 Thomas, Columbus, who was accomparued by her grand· Catapa Dnve, Dayton , formerly of Meigs County died daughter and her husband, Mr. Saturday at his residence. He ond Mrs. Mike Thompson, and their daughter, of Sprmgftel~. was the son of the late WalU!r They i!lSO VISited In Racme and Elizabelli Stout. Surviving are his Wife, LoveUa; two wtth Mr and Mrs . Owen children, Don E . of Dayton and Watson Mrs. Garnet Brown of Dayton Mrs. Katte Gordon has and six grandchildren. returned to Columbus after VISiting here With Mrs . James Gravestde services were held at 2 p.m today (Tuesday) at MurrC;~y, other relatives and friends for two weeks. Another the Miles Cemetery in Rutland . guest of Mrs . Murray was her son, Wtlliam, of Worthington, J. ~-- Ky. junior dtvision, Patty Dyer, firsl in mock hobnail mtlk· glass, decorated soap bar, nut· s hell c ritter, handmade Chrtstma s ornament, pm and thread painUng, recipe holder, and all purpose bag Mary Caldwell look first in the chocolate chip bars In the sewing contest, the wmners were as follow s : Apron: Mrs . Ava Greenlees, first, Mrs. Atkins, second ; r;::, ~~s1.~::: does not clean all his slate Mason sirtg slated expressly broadened the president's pardon power m anticipation of cases where the person charged could provtde teshmony agamst hts "ac- UPI Sporll Write The pressure wasr on the New York Yankees but it w ,. Booton Red So:x who couldn't as the lnSI)Pt.'lton, election ol or- master ; Mt:'odcll Jordan. CQrnJml tee. f1 ccrs . .and Jud~in~ of tile ovcrsfer : Hobert Holliday, Conlest wmners were In the Nixon's. pardon WASHINGTON (UP! ) - A full and absolute pardon does not rule out the posSibility that fonner Prestdent Nixon could be tried for ctvll or state of. £enses or even be unpeached by Congress, constitutional experts satd today Th e authortty wht ch President Ford used Sunday to grant a pardon to NJxon cannot be challenged, the experts said, ~tting both the broad, unqualified language in the Conslttution and a post.C1 vil War rulmg by the Supreme Court. - In the words of a Supreme Court case, Nixon's pardon renders h1m "as mnocent as tf he had never conumtted the offense." Bu~ they noted, the pardon applies only to " offenses against the Uolted States" during Nix:on's time In omce. Therefore, he would be vulnerable to any state or civil prosecution. The pardon also does not free h1m from being called as a w1tness m related cases, spectftcally the Wat e r ga te cover-up lrtal Indeed , the framer s of the ConstitutiOn X!!!ks end Fenway jinx, 6-3 Pomona names officers DR. LAMB r Capes· Rose Hooper, ftrst. Baby sets : Mrs. Hooper, ftrst i Mrs. Emma Adams, second Pillow cases Sharon Jewell, first. Something from Nothin g: Mary Vtrgmia Ea.sterd3y, ftrst, Mrs. Adams, second. Carrot Cake compehtton: Mrs. Adams, first; Mrs. Edna Clark, second, and Mrs . Pauline Atkins, thll'd. During the meeting Earl Starkey, legislaltve agent, gave a report A contribution was made to the Frtendly Hills Camp Mrs. Robert Holliday announced that Laurel Grange will observe tts !DOth an· niversary Oct. 13 Will noted that three youths wtll attend the State Grange meeting In October. Degree night was set for Sept 21 at the Racine Grange Hall. Refreshments were served by the Rock Springs Grange . The Hamsonville Grange will host the November meeting of Pomona Lamb family has reunion ' The Lamb famtly reunton was held Sept I at the Royal Oak Park, Rt 3, Pomeroy. Prayer for the dmner was given by Gerald Lamb. AtU!nding were Mrs. Edna Summertteld, Mr and Mrs Rexal Summerfield, Mrs Robert Murphy and Amy Jo, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Caldwell, Reedsville; Mrs. Vernon Swartz, Tena, Rena, Robin, Roxie and Roger, Coolville; Mrs. Maude Betz, Miadleport; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lamb and Cratg, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lamb and Bryan, Buel Sum· mertield, Charleston, W. Va. ; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lee Summerfield, Amber and Michael, Parkersburg, W.Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Powell, Mr and Mrs. William Northup, Debbte and Jeff, Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Clifford, Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Lee, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parker, Bobby and Kelli, Marietta; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Summerfield, Sharon, Melissa and Patricta, Buffalo, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parker, Syracuse. Crouser folk hold.reunion The Almanac By United Presslnlernatioul Today is Tuesday, Sept 10, the 253rd day of 1974 wtth 112 to RUTLAND - Tbe annual Crouser family reunion was held Sunday, Sept. 1, at thew. E. Crouser home, Rutland. Following the dinner games were played. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Rex Crouser, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Crouser and son, Charleston, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs Charles Bayless, Nitro, W Va ; Mrs. Homer Carte and son, Elkview, W.Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Everly Crouser and daughter, Kim Dean Wheeling, W. Va.: Mrs. Bessie' Bailey, Uberty, W. Va. ; Mr. and Mrs Jadle Foster, Mr. and Mrs. James H. F'oster and family, Mrs. VernieSmith, Big Chimney, W. Va.; Mrs. Oliver Welty, Butler, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. James W. Hobstetter and daughters, Mr. and Mrs . William J. Hobstetter, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Crouser, Rutland ; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Welty and family, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Levingston and daughters Mansfield; Mr. and Mrs: Richard Jewell and sons, Newton Falls; Mr and Mrs Glen Gatton Mr d M · Daryl Jar;elt '.~~ rs. BeUvie Ohl son • The moon Is between Its last quarter and new phase. The morning stars are Venus and Saturn . • Tbe evening stars are Mer· cury, Mars and Jupiter. Those born on this date are under the sJgn of VIrgo. Amertcan physicist Arthur Compton was born Sept, 10, 1892 GRADUATES MARIETTA - Jackalyn Mora Fr-011t graduated from the Marietta SChool of Ucenood Pracllcal Nurses Friday. She Ia the dalll!hter of Mr. and Mra. Woodrow Mora, Cheater Rd., Pomeroy, and tho grand· daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pur ley Cheater REVIVAL PLANNED There will be a revival beginning Monday, Sept. 16, for two weeks at the Silver Run Free Wtll Baptist Church, 7:30 p m . Dlghtly . Rev . Allie Skaggs, Wellston, wtll be the guest speaker Spectal stngmg each evening. The public ts tnvited to attend. HYMN SING SET SYRACUSE ~ A hymn sing will be held at 1:30p.m. Sunday at MaplewOod Lake, Syracuse, with the Barnett Family as the featured smgers. Speaker will be Rev Ray Reynolds. rollow. c/~ w, Kf"', o. That run put the Yankees ahead for good but there was another play in the fourth innln~ which might have changed the course of the game centerfield as no one covered ha~ the Red Sox been able to l!eeond Mornents ia•·r Wlt "te pull it off successfully . · ~ 1 The Yankees were leading 2.. S<"ored thef~rslrun of the game 1 when Craig Nettles led off the on Elhott Maddox ' smgle . fourth With a double. Chrts '11JESDAY MEIGS CHAPTER 53, DI\V, Tuesday, 7:-30p.m. at chapC..r Pomeroy. Refreshments, all members asked to attend. RACINE LODGE ~I F&AM, regular me eti ng, Tuesday night at C..mple. Sojourners ni gh! to be obse rved ; all Master Masons welcome. XI GAMMA MU CHAPTER, Beta Sigma Pht Sorority, progreS$1Ve dinner startmg at the home of Mrs Annie Chapman, 6 :30 p .m . and concluding at the home of Mrs . Jennifer Anderson. Busmess meeting to follow WINDING TRAIL GARDEN Club, 8 p m . Tuesday at the home of Mrs Faye Pratt. Mrs. Thompson to demonstrate plaque making REGULAR meeting Southeastern Ohio Gospel Music Assoc , 6 p m., potluck, 7 30 p.m . HARRISONVILLE OES meeting, 7.30 p .m.; lmltalton and !mal plans will be made for the friends' mght observance Thursday HYMN Smg at Freedom Gospel MissiOn, 7.30 p .m.; Duncan Family of Flonda to be featured Public Invited. SYRACUSE PTA, 7:30 p.m . at the school. WEDNESDAY WHITE ROSE LODGE Wednesday at !·30 p.m at Mtddleport Legton Hall THURSDAY LAUREL Cliff Better Health Club, 7:30 p.m. at tbe home of Mrs. Nellie Tracy. MEIGS Cmmunity School, operation tax levy promotional plannmg meetmg, Trimly Church, 7:30 p.m. Persons interested in helpmg promote the 2 75 mill operating tax levy are asked to attend. ' · handle lt. • The- Yankees, who were beginning to wonder If they ~would ever win another game ' at Fenway Park, were gifted .: by three errors and finally ~ -ended an ll'tlame losmg streak • at Boston Monday night when '. they defeated the Red Sox 6-3 to ·Polly 's Pointers home on Butternut Ave., By Polly Cramer Playpen holes are mesh mess • A standing room only crowd of 34,981-aecond largest of the . yeat at Fenway Park- turned out in anticipation of a classic . ~stop . ' that's mot true." By RONALD L. UTI'LEPAGE HOUSTON (UP!) - Giant John Matuszak, who jumped .. •• •~ •• •• Looking for quality? • • • • ....•• · • k •• •• • DElUXE • ~ •• t •• YOU MIGHT SAY IT'S OUR 31N 1 TIRE 1 Check end compe11 the ••r•·cost figures lor th11 grett look1ng t1r1 end you IISH why it 1 ets!lv the lowut pnct'l;l ntw '"' •• ••• in our hoe 2 Four 1tunty body pilei or po1yt11er cord •tonv with 1 wide, 7· rlb trqd lh1t 1 conuve moldtd lor full rubbef. lo·ro.d cont1t1 Crou-cut' lNid pmttrn givtt thll COnYIIntiOIMII1rrl tfiCIIOf'l IIMIIIr to our llllHC radial • •• • E78·14 F78·14 •• • •• • ••• • 29.55 31.85 33.00 35.55 33.81 . '• • ••• 224 2 41 2 55 277 2.63 FREE IIOUiflllll AND BALANCING • •• • •• •• ; . POMEROY HOME· & AUTO Your Tire Center Complf~~f! 606 E. MAIN 992·2094 "They are a sound defensive team,'' said Chaump " They have four of seven linemen ttnd linebackers returning They are going to gtve our line a lot of problems. "llefensively they are going to be a lot tougher than that 567 game last year,'' said Chawnp. 11 But we do have a fme o£. fense ," sa1d Chaump "We have the offenstve versatility to move agamst anybody." Greene wiU start at quarter· back, All-Amertca Archte Grif. fin at tailback, etther sophomore Pete Johnson or Champ Henson, the nation 's leading scorer m 1972, at fullback and Bnan Baschnagel at wmgliack. "Quite A Battle" Keith Simons, a 6-2, 247· pound defensive Iackie, will go agamst the Bucks' Kurt Schumacher, a 254-pound senior, in what Chaump feels will be "quite a battle." "He's (Simons ts) a real fan· tastic football player," said Chaump, And Schumacher, as far as I am concerned, is as good a blockmg lineman as there Is ln the cmmtry.'' It will be the first opener on the road for Ohio State since j • 1894. Will fight injunction •• • • Shopping for price? M1ch1gao. ' Tougher O.fense Quarterback coach George Chaump feels Mmneaota wtll field a much tougher defensive wtit tlus season. Thts will be the loth time the Upchurch finished tbe season Buckeyes have opened against with MI yards rushing and a Big Ten foe and have won all Minnesota ftnished with a 74 nme previous meetings, r.ecord and third place in the Ohto State ts 71·94 overall m Btg Ten behind Ohio Stale and season openers. ~ $24.20 28.80 28.45 29.70 32.00 30.45 Norman rapped out two smgles m two at-bats and drove Upchurch .." COLUMBUS ( UPI) - Oh10 ·State football coach WOody Hayes satd Monday he thinks 1/lutnesota IS laking a different ppproach to Saturday's season qpener with the No. I ranked Buckeyes than the Gophers did going tnlo last year's game " "They played it down this year," satd Hayes at his weeklY football luncheon "Last xear tbey played It up." And !its! year Ohio State walloped the Gophers, :16-7. "We are gomg to field a rela\ively veteran team," sa1d Hayes, who has 16 st.arters and 38 lettennen returrung and is looking for hts third con· secuttve Big Ten title. , Asststant Coach Chuck Clau· sen feels the Bucks will have to stop Minnesota running back Rtck Upchurch whom Clausen feels may have been the victim of too much favo~able publicity prtor to last year's game. A Healthy Fear "I think he was publici2ed too much at tbe start of last season and tbat helped us," said Clausen. "We were afraid of him - A healthy type of fear ~ and we stopped him "But he's a splendid run· ner," said Clausen. 11 He 1s a lot like Corny (OSU quarterback Cornelius Greene). He's here and then he's there." "If the only time anybody oaw him last year was against us, you might say, •lJe's not so tough' " S8ld Clausen "but Di$trict UMW meet set 81-oll "Both," was Reds Manager Sparky Anderson's answer. ·: B uc k s must You wig receive a dollar H Polly uoeo your favorite homemaking Idea, Pet Peeve, Polly's Problem or solution to a CATHOUC Women 's Club, 8 problem. Write Polly in care of Ibis newopaper. p .m., Sacred Heart Parish, preceded by Mass at 7 · 30 p.m. YARD Sale today and Friday at Syracuse Asbury United Methodist Church, across from •• the park. Sponsored by Eagles' " Many Gtfts - One Spirit" the guest speaker. Newly Class. will be the theme of the first elected offtcers of the United LAUREL CLIFF Health Club, home of Nellie Tracy, annual district meeting of the Methodist Women will be InUnited Methodtst Women at stalled by Mrs. Roy Ballard. A 7:30p.m. the Grace United Methodist buffet meal will be served at i REV. OrVille CUnningham, Church in Gallipolis from 3 p.m. at a cost of 75 cents. will be guest speaker at the p m . to 8 p.m. Sept. 15 Women of the Trinity United' First Church of God, Syracuse, The Rev . Gerald Erler, Methodist Church, Logan, will 7:30p.m. The public ts invtted recently appointed Athens present a play Ilia! offenr to attend. District Program Assistant, is suggestions on the role of the• Thank Offering in the church· women's program. '! All women of the United IS INJURED Methodist Church ar~ CHESTER - Mrs. Purley RECEPTION SLATED welcome. ~ Karr, Chester, fell at her home District 25 Conductresses Athens District U.)I.W.'; Frtday whtle mowing the lawn Order of Eastern Star will first over-night retreat at. and fractured her left ankle sponsor a bus to Cincinnati for Camp Otterbein will be held and dislocated her nght the reception of the Grand Sept. 20-21 from 7 p.m. Friday~ shOulder. Sbe will be confined Conductress, Jeannie to 3 p.m. Saturday. Reser-:., to her bed for the next two Woodruff, Sept. 21. Reser. vatlons are $6 for overnight • weeks. Members of llle family vations may be made by and $5 for Saturday. Reser- : are taking care of her. VIsitors calling Joan Kaldore, vations shOUld be sent to Mrs. ,: are welcome and cards may be Harrisonville Chapter, at 992sent to her at home Ralph Robinson, 690 Church : 7751. St., Logan, Ohio 43138. Sizt <innatt Reds' starting rotation. " But," said the little Reds lefl.Oander, " I'm not sure il's ~~~":.'~f my hitting or my place tn the Amertca n League )I 3 On. of the mos1 ••k«< for name• in the trre rndu1try •• Delun CN!mplo n · And It 1 sold ontr 11 Fhtottonel CINCINNATI (UP! ) - Fred Norman ts back. m the C m~ East. DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve· Is with string that often sticks out from buttons on ready-made clothes, ravela at a mere touch and then a button Is lost. Also I wish the manufacturers of containers with caps (like spray cans) would make the tops large enough to slip over the bottom of the can while using tbe product. Would save looking for an losing a lot of misplaced tops.~ HELEN. ' DEAR PO).[, Y - I hope I bave help for Gerrie who shrunk her Italian hand knit sweaU!r by washing it in the wasber. I bad the same problem The following was given me by a friend btlt not until I haddtsposed of the ruined swesc..r. Add one cup white vinegar to a gallon of water - enough to cover the sweaw; Bring to a bot! and continue to boil for a little while. Let sweac..r cool 10 that water and then wash as usual I also suggest thtit Ferne put vinegar In her rinse water to keep lint from clinging to her clothes. - MRS. M.F .E. DEAR GIRLS- U a sweater ts already ruloed I wOIIld give Mrs. M.F.E.'s Pointer a try aod evidently things could not get worse. l could not verify Ibis suggestion, as Mrs. M.F.E. bad not~ and had nothing in that eondltloo to try It on but H there Is nothing to lose there mlght be a chance oloome gain. -POLLY. DEAR POLLY - When I get a little paint on my hands •I remove tt wtlh a bit of margarine rubbed on. Cut com plasters Into four pteces to place on the backs cil <.arrmgs that hurt your ears. ~ HELEN. ' DEAR POLLY - When you have to put 25 candles on a cake even.little birthday candles can be e:q>ensive. I clip the burned• part of a used candle WlCk off with the scissors and if not enough wick is left to ltght agam I gently cut the wax away enough so that the candle can be lighted. This way I use birthday candles twice tnstead of just once - WILMA. ' DEAR POLLY - Keep an old vacuum crevtce tool at-' tachmenl in the trunk of your car to use as a funnel. This is great for a car that has the gas tank back of the license plate. ~ SANDY. ~• •• • •• • ..... . '· : The ~torles we know and like al"e many hundreds qf Years old Among some of the more popular are Aesop's FCllbles Aesop was reported to have lived in .Greece about 600 B. C , and stories or fables were handed down, retold, sung, generation after generation Aesop's Fables were, as we know them , written by a monk who lived about 2000 years after the supposed life of Aesop The story of soften)ng water, although still ar young Industry In comparison to others, has been for known several generation.s The wMer softening industry has come a long ways from the he.avy, galvanized tanks of several years ago to the modern, sleek, well built Miracle appliance of today. The treatment of water has done more for the mod~rn housewife than any Other ~p!lance In the home Today Miracle water refiners not only soften the water you use, they refine It to give you fresh, clear, odor·free weter from e-very tap In your home Every housewife who Is the en thuslesllc owner of a Miracle water refiner Is an.lous to tell the storr. of her free " maid service ' to a11 her relatives. friends and neighbors. Why don't you bec:ome e proud owner of a Mirac:le weter refiner? Call 882-2525. SAYRE HARDWARE ..2-2511 New HIYOtl, W. VI. downfall Roy White hit a routine . groiUlder to shortatop Mano Guerrero and was safe when he b"Jotcd tiNl ball White then stol• ·~· nd ·"· U d "" -......o auu ''00 nuc to third when catc her Bob Mont· "Om ,., e ry 's thro w wen t 1n1o Norman back, Reds win, 8-3 ...... regain sole possession of first POLLrSPROBil:M" DEAR POLLY - I borrowed a wide mesh playpen and rny cat tore several holes in it. Is there some way I could mend this? The only thing I could thlnkoflstocrocheta chain stitch and then crocbet It Into the broken ends. Please help me. - ALMA. Buying aname? contest remini!Cenl of bygone days, but It took only one baUer ber he ore t pressure Mollo the young Red So1 and led to their from the NFL Houston Oilers < to the WFL Houston Texans, said he will fight tbe temporary injunction ordered Monday even if It means be never plays football again. \'If you can get out of the system and make It l)lore viable, then I think you should," the G.foot-3, 282-pound Matuszak said. "If I can do Ilia! and never play football again but make the NFL a better place to work, then I will be a happy man." State District Judge Arthur Lesher granted tbe Oilers a temporary injunction preventIng the NFL No. I draft choice In 1973 from playing m the new league. Lesher had issued a IA!mporary restraining order Aug. 28 when Matuszak signed wtth the Texans. "I'm dtsappointed but I expected the decision," Matuszak said. "It . was a hard deClSion for one man to make but I feel confident In the judicial ;ystem and I think if this was In front of a jury 11 would have been a different decision.'' When Matuszak left the Oilers' training camp and signed With the Texans, he claimed there was a loophole in the NFL contract and that he was coerced Into signing it. His lawyers argued in Lesher's rourt last week that the ron· tract was a "one-&ded, oneway street" favoring owners. Matuszak's contract calls for an annual salary of $25,000 and Oiler Coach Sid Gillman Is fining the player $500 for each practice miJsed. Matuozak's attorney, Blll " Pakalka, said they were considering an appeal of Lesher's ruling which cemented the earlier restraining order. home one run while evening his recor d at 11- II as the Reds beat the San Diego Padres 11-3 Monday rughl. The victory left the Reds 3 l'z behind Los Angeles in the Nallonal League West. Pedro Borbon blanked the p a dres 1n the f tna 1313 • tnnIngs after Norman was for ced from the game when a smash off the bat of rookte ouUtelder Randy Elliott struck htm JUSt above the knees on both legs. " The ball htt this one first," said Nor.~an, ~in~img to his left leg Then tl htt the other one." Norman had two large red blotches above each knee cap as evidence. Anderson said he planned to start Norman agam when the Reds meet the Dodgers In Los Angeles next weekend. " I'm sure I'll be ready to Chambliss, who had homered 1n the second, followed wllli a single but rishtfielder Dwight Evans' throw to the plate appeared to have Netlles beaten In the collialon at home, however, Montgomery dropped the bltll and Nettles was safe. No error was stven on the play but those are the kind of plays a team must make If tt Is to win a Cham· PIOnshlp The Yankees bulllllletrlead to 6-1 after six mnings and George Medich took that lead Into tbe etghth before being roughed for a pair of runs and gtving way to Sparky Lyle. Lyle got tbe last four outs to preserve Medich's 18th wm. In other AL action, Bal!tmore ntpped Milwaukee 6- 5 in 11 imlnga, Cle\'ellnd whipped Detroit 7·1, Mlft• neaota beat Chic110 S-1, C.lifornla toiii*l Tau ..1 then lool :..3 and OUiand ........ Kanso1 City :1.(1 and 7.0. Loo An&oi. ripped Atlanta II, Cincinnati downed Sut J:~M~o a.J, Philadelphia blrt'*ed Sl. Louis U, Chlcqo whipped Pittsburgh 9-4, New Yort routed Montreal 1·1 and S.n Francisco ni~ Ho ..ton U m NaUonal League gomeo. Orioles I, Brnren i Bobby Grieb scored the winntng run on a wild pitch by ace reliever Tom Murphy with two outs In the lith and centerflelder Paul Blair saved the game with a leaping Clllch In the bottom of IMing to lead the Orwles over the Brewers. ptlch if that IS what Sparkv has 11 sinule by Dan Driessen r ~ "Sparky's right," sa1d Nor· 1n mmd, " s.a1d Norman, who sandw iched between Tony' was making his first start since Perez' 24th homer and Dave man . " I remember when I was Aug . 18 " I have had pretty Concepcion's 11th accounwd wtth the Padres 10 1971. We be•t the Dodgers two out of good su ccess agatnst the for three runs Pet ' R d three the last week of the Dodgers , even though my home the fo;,.lh •run""",..,[~v: season and it enabled the San record might not show it " single one of Ius three hrt.s All three Padre runs came In .. rx,;,n'l tl make you feel. a Francisco Glanls to beat them the th1rd inmng when Enzo little bad to know the Dodgers out for the dtVIsion tttie. I Hernandez singled and Hich have seven ~;:arne's remaining was n't with the Padres in 1969 Moral es and J ohn Grubb ~with the Padres' " Aoderson but Clay Kirby was, and he 'll tell you they cost the Dodgers followed with homers The only was asked . the division IItle that year too." other htt off Norman was a " Thts IS a rwmy game. Y~u 11 lf you'U remember JUSt leadoff single m the first mmng never know what Wlll happen " about every club m the division by Hernandez. he answered ' was m the race except the Dave Fretsleben, who pit. Padres down to the last two c hed 13 scoreless innings or tlle '69 season/' satd weeks against the Reds the last lime Kirby HAtlanta wound up he faced them, faded to surviVe wmnmg tbe divlson by beating the fourth mning Monday Padres six straight times m the mght. Before hts departure, he AKRON, Ohio ( UP!) - Lee the last two weeks but the was tagged for four runs and seven hits. H1s successors, Btll Trevino IS a rellow who Dodgers dtdn't wm it because Laxton and Lowell Palmer, believes that if you've got a the Padres beat them four were lhe victuns of the other chance to put the pressure on, straight tunes that last week and a half." you had better lake 11. four rWls, all tn the fifth The "Merry Mex" left his ftrst putt some three feet short on the second playoff for the $50,000 first pnze m tbe World Series of Golf bere Monday Th•s Week' s Spec• it' His sudden death rival for top money, Gary Player, hlt his tee shot mto the sand and came out some 13 feet from the cup. "I wasn't about to let him putt before I putted my three. USED CARS Most Hrioas c:vmplahm ilboat .,.,._. . footer," sa1d Lee "If I make By MILTON RICHMAN of '-*nee tlalmll1re m.de by people who baTe DOt · mme, 1t makes his a lot UPI Sporu Editor tougber. But tf 1,\e makes his 1 _ . their homes thru loa!, estallllllled aa-il" NEW YORK ( UP!) ~ Junmy Connors, the Pete Rose of tenrus, first, It would have made mine . says l,egislati•e Investigat1ng Oommittee likes to show you that rough, tough exterior, decoymg some longer." In itl Ofl'ldal Report on 1011 adpeople mto behevmg he ts and always wtll be that ktd from the bus•nen from an tndependfnl As 11 was, the oplton taken by luttments mlldc 1n lhe wake of V-8. auto trans, P.S, Vother stde of the tracks, but then the whole facade suddenly Trevino proved the nght one Hum;ane Carla, the Comm111ee ;:~·.~:e~~tdil=~~~= roof, factory a1r, AM FM comes apart and he gives h1111Self away. or. tbe Tcua Hou.e of R.epretent· for him. The PGA champton stereo & tape , 23,000 m1les. IS on your sift rudy to help. That's what happened here Monday afternoon. atiw:t full uedlt for raponsank the putt, Player missed As independent Insurance liblc pe:rforn,ance 1o tho. com- aaents, we aivc you 1he coatinuIt happened an instant after the 22-year-old Connors vaulU!d his and TreVIno fmally con. P,nln repraented by ir '•ocndcnt ~nJ. penonal 1t1ent1on you liNd in over the net to shake the hand of tbe horribly over-matched 39· quered the 7,180-yard aacnu. msurance prot«:rion- The Iii Difyear-old tittle man he bad just demoltshed to wm lhe U.S. Open Fll'estone Country Club course How 10 Pf0!!c1 youneU. Buy ference •n ar, home, ~ butinc.title. Jntur•nce lor your home, car, or Jnsurance Call us~ . which m the past he had Jn. Tears welled up m h1s eyes. sisted he could not play . William D. Cllllds Jmuny Connors fought them back. The victory defmitely would He wasn't going to show anybody his soft side. He had JUst "You 1 11 Like Our Quality help his outlook toward the Way of Doing Bus mess Inflicted the worst final match beating upon Ken Rosewall m the Firestone 11 Monster" layout, GMAC: FINANCING history of the event,t>-1, ~. &-1, but he wasn't gomg to ruin it all sa.1d Trevino, ''especially smce 992-5342 Pomeroy now by displaying a perfectly honest emotion some mtght Open Evenrngs 'T1I6:DO the PGA Wlll be here next mistake for pity. T1l 5 P.M. Sillt Mlddlepott. Ohio year" ul've seen people pity Ken Rosewall and lose to him, 6-3, in the fifth set,'' Connors was to say afterward. "Even when I was ahead f>.l in the final set I had tl in my mmd he could still win tl. I tried to stay calm, but I could feel m)' heart beating agamst my shirt ... boom ... boom boom." Connors tapped his chest with his rtght hand a couple of times to lllustraU! what he was saytng. Hesatd 11 was the best tenms he ever played m hts life and that he "didn't miss a ball," but he really didn't ·have to say that because one man in the record crowd of 15,303 offered graphtc evidence of the machine-like efficiency with which he crushed Rosewall. Seated halfway up 10 the grandstand, thts fellow quietly watc)led Connors chew up his out-classed Australian opponent for a ~et;md~-balf and then fell asleep. Nudged in the ribs by his companion, the man opened his eyes, looked across court at the scoreboard, saw where Connors was leading, :;.o, and murmured : ''What's there to watch? This is no match i this a JOke !'' Then he closed hts eyes again. , Rosewall said he had no tdea the match would tUrn out to be so one-sided, more so even than the 6-1, 6-1, &-4 paddling Connors banded him 10 the final at Wimbledon only two months ago. Rosewall claimed he was "reasonably confident" when he showed up at the West Side Tennis Club Monday. There is some evtdence, however, to suggest this wasn't necessarily the case. · "Watch that first game," Rosewall had confided to a friend. "You wtll know whether I'm gomg to wm after the ftrst game." ' The vewan Aussie was a prophet. He took the first point serving when Connors was wide wttll ~ forehand, after which he double.faulted making tl Hi-all. At JO. all, Rosewall banged one of Connors' returns into the net, and to all intents and purposes that was the ball game right there Rosewall fell behind, 36-40, lost the first game a moment or so later and never really was In the match again . Jimmy Connors came to play. He even go! up on the right side of the bed Monday morning. "I felt loose, relaxed, eager," he said. "!JUSt wanted to play tennis. I asked Pancho (Segura) 'how is it outside? I wanna play . .,, Rosewall, winner of the, U.S. championship in 1956 and 1970, said there were times during Monday's match he "got to the stage where I wasn't sure what to do." Connors insisted he never let up on him although he seemed to That's 9% interest. At Capital Savings & Loan, a subsidiary of Capital relax, a bit, anyway, midway through the final set. Connors does a lot of thtngs in tennts that Pete Rose does in Financial Services. baseball. He even looks something like Cincinnati's swltchhltting That's 9% annual interest for a deposit of $20,000 or more. And what mop-haired dynamo. makes this offer outstanding is the time requirement for deposit: just one year. AI one point In Monday's nusmatch, he gave a !me imitation of Rose when a heckler broke the cenC..r-court silence with an ear. (If you withdraw early, you will be paid 5% % annual interest, compounded piercing "Connors, you're a bwn!" semi -annually. ) Connors turned slowly toward the star.ds, held up his band tn You can have your "interest paid monthly, if you request it. Otherwise, it greeting toward the heckler and .said something. 11 "1 said 'I agree,'" he explained later. I was giving him the will be paid quarterly. Or added to your account and compounded quarterly. 'how are you doing?'" Naturally, you earn the interest from the date of deposit to the date of maturity. Jlnuny Connors laughed. And you pay no Ohio intangibles tax . It was a typical Pete Rose kind of laugh. If a DISASTER Trevino cops $50,000 prize like this should strike our town •.. how well would be ' Today's . Sport Parade '72 CHEVEUE MAL HT CPE. '*"" '2995 Karr & Van Zandt Downintalilds Agency, Inc. We'll give you some · most places won't match: rs on a one year time deposit 9% interest. You'll have to go a long way to get that much interest on such a reasonable amount for such a short period of time. .. Hunrry Kid•? Don'l Arrrw Fast ,Fami~ Snacks Here lt's frieodly and economical, qu1c:k and diversified - enough to &llfisfy everybody's mood aond appetite See &Loan our glorious menu NOW OPEN Sunuy-10 A.M. to II P.M. Mon . thrv Thurs.-9 AM. to 11 P.M Fri. & Sat~t A.M. to I A.M. (Formerly Economy Savings & Loan) Adolph's Dairy Valley For information, contact: 300 West Second St., Pomeroy, 992-2111 992-2556 W. MAIN POMEROV,O, Deposit office: ~00 E. Broad St., Columbus, Ohio 43215 .. ~ _.... ___ Offer available to Ohio reeidenta only, ' I I �r 4- Tile O.Uy Sentl..,l, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .• 1\Jesday ,Sept. 10. 197l ou Brock Jackets walloped 31-7 ATLANTA (UP!) - It wasn't first period . The Yellow Jackets marched much of. a homecoming for 68 yards to a touchdown after Pepper Rodgers. The forrn'l!' UCLA coach the opening kickoff and forced made his debut as head coach the Irish to punt the first time at his alma mater, Georgia they had the ball. But after Tech lost the tvlll on Tech , Monday night and a fumble at Its 12-yard Line nine st..ll<ed gloomily along . the sidelines whUe muscular Notre minutes into the game, the Dame manhandled his team 31- Irish came to life with a vengeance. 7. To add insult to injury, the Itllsmatch was nationally televbed. "They're too good for us," said Rodgers. 11 1 didn't schedule them, I never would have." You wouldn't have known that tieorgia Tech was a Lopsided underdog by its play through the first half of the T}le first of two one.yard touchdown plu,nges by bullish fullback Wayne Bullock made it 7-7 at 10 :21; a 22-yard field goal by Dave Reeves eight seconds into the second period made it 10-7; and Tom Clements' sevenyard touch¥ down pass to Pete Demmerle with 55 seconds left in the half had Notre Dame off and rwming . Yellow Jackcls dro"c 61 yards, 43 .or those on a scamper by LO S Ang e l e~ 10] 0:00 llO Atlanta ooo 100 ooo 8 II I 1 4 1 J rrquson li'll'm (J 1 ~ ·~n rf quarterback Danny Myers, to Capra , Krau">e ( f> ' ' f\{'.'lrlt 011 the Irish one. 11nd Correll LP C 3pra ( 1.1 tP But Notre Dame held and HR S GilrvE'v OUih ), (PV ( lhlh l GCorgia Tech was to win a Monrr a1 100 ooo ooo 1 i l grand total of only 25 y:trtls me N ew YCJrk 100 420 OOx 7 i 1 Blair , Taylor (-11, MOIII<Hl Ut' final two.thirds of the foolball (5) , Carrllhers 01 lind r oot\.' Sactec k i ! B 7l And D'l't'r 1 P ga me. Bta l r (871 The Irish made good use of Clements' passing in the first 5an0i c go OOJ 000 000 3 4 1 Cinc i nnc'lt i 110 140 00:)( H It 1 half- he hit lk>f-10 for 125 Fre•S.Iev-en . La)(ton { ll . Prllm yards, but rolled up 200 yards er (51. Gerhardt II ), Romo (8l and K en(1!111 N orma n , l'l<frhO!I on the ground after Uie half. 16 ) and BC•1ch WP Norm an Clements wound up with 217 11111) LPrr o(' Sif'bCII {911 ) HR S Mora!l:'s ( 1<;1 ), Grubb yards total offense, getting 170 18t h ) , Perez {24 th I, Con ce pc ion on J~for-14 passing and 47 {ltl h l. more running. Philadelph l 010 ooo 0101 9 2 000 000 0000 1 0 Lonborg { 15 11 ) and Boone Curtis , Garman !81 . H r<lbos Jc.v ( 9 ) and· Sim111ons . LP C url 1~ ( 1:1 I J) • • Big 10 teams appear ready Big Tea FootiBU ROUDdup CHICAGO (UP!) - Big Ten football teams, counting the days before tlleir conference openers this Saturday, appear to be beading into tlle season in sound physical shape. . Michigan State Coach Denny Stolz said Monday his only doubtful starter for the season opener againat Northwestern in East Lansing, Mic)l., is senior linebacker Pat McCiowry, who is suffering from a sore shoulder. Stolz is welcoming the return of quarterback Charlie Baggett, who underwent knee surgery late last season. Baggett is seeking revenge for Northwestern's 14-10 win over · the Spartans in tbe 1973 opener. . · However, Michigan Coach Bo Schembechler said he )Vouldn't know until today whether senior lullback Chuck Heater would suit up for Saturday's game with Iowa. Heater strained knee ligaments 10 days ago. He told Scllombechler that although be is run9lng at · nearly full $lre!!gth, be can't put enough pressure on the knee to cut sharply. Indiana Coach Lee Corso announced a tentative &Hnan squad for his team's season opener at Illinois and said the Hoosiers will be ready "to play a good football game Saturday." The Hoosiers concentrated on individual drills and all phases of the kicking game. PUrdue Coach Alex Agase also concentrated on the kicking units, saying he would review a different phase of the specialiy game each day this week in preparation for the game against Wisconsin. Ohio State 's assistant coaches spent part of Monday showering praise on their opening opponent, Minnesota. George Chaump, quarterback coach of the No. I ranked Buckeyes, said things have changed since last year, when Ohio State beat the Gophers 567 in the season opener. 11 They are a sound defensive tean't," Chaump said. "have four of seven (linemen and linebackers) returning. They are going to give our line a lot of problems.'' Sotn Frncsc Chillicothe Bishop Flaget this evening at 4 on the Gallipolis links . Here's Monday 's results : JACKSON - Ron Clar k, lO ; Keith Wilson, 41 ; Jeff Yerian, 44 i Randy Wi lson, 44 and Mark Buchanon, 49. . GALLIPOLIS - Tom Young, 40 ; Brent Johnson, 41; Dan Cox, 41; Rusty Saunders, 48 ; Tom Wiseman , 49; Mark New, 45 and Kev Hawk, l5 . MEIGS -Chuck Follrod, 40; Mike · Nesselroad, 44 ; John Thomas 46 ; Jeff Warren, 51 and Bruce BlacKston, 53. Los Angeles C incinnati Allanta Houston San F ran . San Diego w. I. pet. 76 64 74 70 .65 61 57 We s't 67 7I 73 77 81 .543 .525 .496 ~4 71 . 442 . 413 w. 1. pet . 88 52 .629 8 5 56 .603 78 64 .5d9 7 1 69 ·.507 65 76 .461 51 91 .359 Monday '~ Results and S1:111 Francist·o Ll'immctl tOO 00:? 050 0 30 000 003- 8 8 0. 6 11 0 st rm·k fear In Hw 1mar1 of Jim l .on!}(tr~ . Bro(,'k failt'<l in his bid to -gain heallWil) on Maury Wills' uUtJur league reC'urtl for stolen bases Mondc.1,y riight as l .on· bu t'R hurled a two-hitter and Mike Anderson and rookie Jerry Martin knocked ln runs to ler~d the Phihtdelp.hia Philties to ~~ 2--0 triumph ove r the Clirdinals. . Hrock, with 103 stolen bases. needt'ti one more to ti e Wills' record but wa s thwarted when he slumbled on a stea l attempt in tl1c sixth . '' l sflw him stumble and thought ·oh boy, we've got a shol al him now,"' suid scc(>nd b::tseman Dave Cash who applied the wg. " I U•gged him high bul Dick (umpire Dick Stello ) knew I had him and Brock knew he was out too." l.onborg, pitching superbly, allowed only two sing les-One Ame'r ic"iln Leag ue ( l!. t gam e> to Mike Tyson in.the third and Texa!i. ooo ooo 0011 70 California OOJ 001 oox4 1 o another by Bake McBride in Brown , Merritt (7) and the e ighth- to win his 15th Sundberg ; Dobson ( 1 OJ nnd ga me a.gainst 11 losse$. Rodr iguez .LP Br own (1 1 12 ) The setback cost the Cards a (2nd game l Te xas 010 JOO 100s 10 1 chance to pick up ground on the California 200 010 ooo- . 3 1 3 division-leading PittsbUJ•gh f'i . Hand s, Mcrri H (6) , Fou cault rates i11 the NL East. The ( 8 ) and Sims, Sundberg (.-1) ; Figueroa . Lockwood (4) ilnd Pir:~te s lost to Chicago 9-4 but Egan . WP Han ds rs Sl LP remained 2 1.0! games in front of Figueroa (2 . 8) HR Howell St . l.ouis. (1sfl. Giant~ 8, Aslru~ 6 lluussun 8---4), t::u·} A1atthews ' thrt'e·nJfl In lht• America n League, clnubl(• lu~;:hJi ghted a fiVI'· fuu · New York defeated Boston 6-3, eighth inning itt thl' C.wnl.'i' Baltimore nipped Milwmlk{'c 6- win. Hookle riglll-twnd t'r .John 5 in 11 Innings, ClevclanLI Montefusco needed flnal uut upended Dell'oit 7· l, Mim1c.r; ot ~1 rchcl help from EliiJS }:1'*"1 lu tl rro ttled Chicago 3-1, win his st.~ond gn me wittwu t it Ca liforhia beat Texas 4.- 1 loss, before bowing 5-4 and Oakland Wls 71 E.tp"" I beat Knnsas Cily twi ce~ 0 and Dctvc &•luwck 's buses--lan ded 7-ll. slnf:le triggt!red :t four-run rifth Cubs 9, Pirat~s 4 inning rally that propelled the The. Pil'a tes had a six: ·game Mets over Uw ExptlS. Ray wirmi11g streak snapped as Ute &tdecki won his fourlh straight Cubs rattled five pitchers for 14 game as he recorded his eighth hits . Home runs by J ose w1n m 15 deeisions. ·· Ca rdert<tl and Andy Thomlu11 helped power the Cubs" victory which sent the Pirates to only U\eir third defeat in lht~ las t 17 ga mes . q abt r '1? I 6 Sl6 I"JS 5'4) Z 1~ !o. Pill 128 -468 01111r f'tl 17lj Sll 'i mllh , S f L 171 437 Hrtk 'I I L 13 3 5AI U(kM,LA 173 491 , IJt/11 . Pll 118 A:JJ (.ro'>'l HQ ll.S ~OS Mtlf\f.lrH' l . Phil !21 -438 - h pet, 204 3,5~ L8.5 .329 151 323 16ll 311 B.S 69 8) 67 70 79 69 138 . 316 111 31J 15'3 312 135 31'2 157 3ll AA 136 ~9 League "b r h Am~ru;a n 9 Crw. Mnn IJS S3:l 74 119 •166 Wt! Accept Federal Food .St11mps PHONE 992-3480 l 41 . 309 1<14 .306 117 .306 139 .301 Reserve The 15 1 .298 73 139 .'298 H:ob inson , Ball 131 46:J 37"138 .298 P 1nilt , NY 121 449 63 134 .298 Home Runs N;:tl10nal l.eague : . Sc hmidt , P11il 34 Wynn, LA 30 . Bench , Cm 1'8, P!>rN , Ci11 24 ; Cedeno , Hou cm CI Slargcll , Pitt 23 . 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WednesdaY 's Games Chicago at Montreat , 2, tw i - SCOT LAD ALUMINUM FOIL oz. night Pittsburgh at Philad el phia , night St. Lou is at New York , nigt1t Atlanta at Ci nc inna ti, .n ight HouSton at San D iego , night Los Angeles at San Francis co , night U. S. Gtade A Large JAR MARS CANDY BARS American League · East w. I. pet. g . b. New York 75 65 .536 Balt imore 7<1 · 66 .529 1 Boston 7<1 66 .529 1 Cleveland 69 70 .A96. 5lf1 Milwauke e 67 75 .d72 9 Detro it 65 76 .461 l O'h . STARTING · AT 12.00 STARTING AT 12.00 TURQUOISE JEWELRY e DOZ. Snickers 3 Musketeers Mark V Frozen Foods MEADOWMOOR Milky Way CREAMERY BUTTER \ 1·LB. PKG. PRICE BUSTER! OCEAN PERCH FILLETS 79~ BRACELETS . LOCKETS STERLING RINGS · GOESSLER'S JEWELRY STORE COURT ST. POMEROY . I 1·1b. pkg. BILTMORE CANNED I !)Ct. g .b . .573 68 .528 61!2 7 1 .496 11 KansasCity 70 71 .<196 11 Chicago 70 72 .-49 3 1 1V2 Californ i a 56 87 .392 26 Monday's Results California <1 Te xas 1, 1st Texas 5 California 3, 2nd Cleveland 7 Detro it 1 New York 6 Boston 3 MinneSota 3 Ch ic ago 1 Baltimore 6 M ilwauk ee 5. 11 in11 · 011ktand 3 Kansas City 1st Ol!~tand. 7 Ka.,sas City 0, 2nd · Today's Probable Pitchers fAll times EDT) Detroit ( Lol ic h 16· 17) at Cleveland ( Peter son 8-11) , 7 : 30 p .m . New ·York (Dobson 15-14 ) at Boston Hlant20 -11), 7 ; 30p .m . ·chicago ( Wood 20-17) at M innesota ( A lbury 6-8), 8 : 30 p.m . Baltimore ( McNally 14 · 10) at Milwaukee (Chllmp l on 10·31. 8 : 30p .m . Kansas City (Briles 4 -5) at California ( Lange 3· 8), 11 p . rn . (Only games scheduled) Wednesday ' s Gamu New York at Baltimore , 2. twi -n lght Boston at Cleveland , n fgtlt Milwaukee at Detroit, n ight Tex11s at Chicago , night Oakland M innesota ; n ig ht Kansas- City at Californ i a , night I. I 61 LUNCHEON MEAT e 12 OZ. CAN GLAD TRASH CAN LINERS • BANQUET COOKING BAGS DAIRY PRICE BUSTERS! Scot Farm American CHEESE SLICES BROUGHTON PKG.OF 12 oz. PKG. CARTON ONlY $ 99 FOR BIRDS EYE COOL WHIP Vz GAL. HOMO MILK 10 WINCHESTER LITTLE·CIGARS 9 oz. crt. CRT. ROYAL SCOT QUARTERS MARGARINE 1-LB. PKG. RC .COLA • Home Growf1; Fresh Fresh Red and Tender RADISHES CABBAGE SERVICES SET What makes us a different kind ofloan compa" makes us a better kind of loan compa,-,. BAG 10~ Jonathan, Red and Golden Delicious CITY WAN &SAVINGS 3 IJST.l91J • APPLES lb. bag 69~ New Crop Florida 125 .E. Main St. o 992-2 171 ' ' GRAPEFRUIT ' 51b. . - .,.... ~----- 16 oz. bois. pak a Price 8usterl F1JND ·IMPROVED Mrs. Constance . Shields of Pomeroy is a contributor to the public fund for Anlt.. Levacy, 4, Dexter, who underwent her second open heart operation recently. The fund drive headed by Mr. and Mrs . Kennit Walton wiU end Thursday. Contributl9ns may . he mailed to PO Box 685, Pomeroy, or left at the New York Clothing House. · Funeral services for Henry Morrison, the late father ot Ric Morrison, minister of the Zion Church of Christ, Harrison Rd., will be held Wednesday morning .a t 10;30 a .m. at the • Polk Grove United Church of Christ, Vandalia'. Burial will be in the Polk Grove Cemetery, . Vandalia. • lb. EGGS 18" WIDE ROLL at ANTIQUE LOOK PENDANTS BEEF Ground Round, lb. 1.19 o, EARRING ASSORTMENT GROUND Ground Chuck, 1~. 1.09 Price Buster! . p .m : Qakl.ai"'d Texas Minnesota Price Buster! I}SDA CHOICE BEEF ---~ ,. p .m . Los Angeles I Sutto n 14 -9) at west W. 82 76 70 . SCOT·LAD PROTECT AGAINST THE UNEXPECTED! • Free ·Delivery! 79 BONELESS 09 - . CHUCK ROAST ............... :.l. Price Buster! WHITE TV Easy Terms .' C ~ e BLACK & Goltz (8 -8) and Roof . H~s ­ Ki lt ebrew (12th !. Braun (7 th ). STEAK lb. . J ohns.on (7 . .1) and Downing; 3 1h 11 17 2J'h 38 Delmonico CHUCK ROAST ...............~~·... ZENITH COLOR TV New York · 110121 000- . & 13 0 Bo ston 001 000 02 (}--.- . l 10 3 Medich , Lyle (BJ and Mun g .b. son ; Moret. Cl eveland (5) and . WP -M edl ch {18 -. 2'h Montgomery LP -Moret {7 .9 ). H Rs 61!2 11 ). Chamb tiss · (6th). Evans {9 thJ. 10 Yastrzem ski <15th J. 14 18 Chic-ago ooo 100 000- . 1 so g . b . Minnesota 000 000 Olx- . J 50 lb. CENTER CUT __ 2 1~::;;;~;;;~~i~;;:~-~::-l lllt h l, Brinkman t IJih l. USDA CHOICE ROAST· way over the Padl'es. Dave LP -LaGrow 18 -16 ). HR s Gamble CHOICE MIDDLEPORT, 0' togg; th eir 3 112 ~game lead over the second place Reds ln the West by downing tile Braves as H:on Cey stroked a lhree-rWl homer and Steve Garvey added a two-run shot to pace the wi11. Geoff Zahn, in his first major league start, went the distance and checked the Braves on fo ur hits. Reds 8, Padres 3l The Reds didn't lose ground in Uteir pennant drive to U1e Dodgers as they blasted their han ; Bosman t6 .J) and EIUs. t o Limit Quantities" Blade Cut USDA SUPER MARKET - Open Daily 9 to 10 - Sull. 10 to 10 .ll..$ 12 4 147 , 323 143 . 309 BIJ rrouqfl $, Te)( l:J7 506 17 Oak pe-t. 193 .363 Hrn• v. r11 116 370 52 Or in . C' h l 11'1 455 69 Mcfla,KC11tl 463 61 Ya1. BOS ""112 451 83 R,.,tHH . I X l:l6 470 63 Mdd)II.NY11 6 381 60 All en, C/li 11H 46 ~ 84 Ct.~mpan~ fiS , 3l1 ro:tAL Dodgers 8, Braves 1 The Dodgers maintaint•d Cleve land 304 000 OOx- . 1 10 0 Oe1roif 000 000 - . Free I 3 LaGrow , Ruht (3)001and Major League Standing s By United Press International ·National L eague P i ttsburgn S t. Louts Pll lladelph ia New York Montrea t Chicago th~' St. Louis hll(>up was what Houston Montcl usco , Sos.:t ( 9 ~ and Rader ; OierkN , Johnson (8) and M . May . WP Montefusco {2 0) . LP Dierk('l" {9 91 HR Bonds (18 th I Standi.n gs East IJ)U BrVt'k JttHy be 11 Ierror 011 tlw basqmths but Lhe hcHrt of Jn other ~umes, l.os ,.Yif.Wh•s ('out~t>Ctun hit n two - run ll'uUH l't.'\1Alluntn S..l , Nt:w Vol'l{ h0111er :md Tony Pt•r•'7 ('hipp1•d slopped Monlrrol 1·1, ('iu - m \\ 1lh ;;,1 ~n lo ~ hul t~ h•Hd till' dunuti lopped San DICJ.tO H-3 ('wonnali ntlitck II) Jill : FIWIIt ,INGEH ur•1 S J~Jrts Wrih'l'" Georgia Tech'~ IC:tsl st~n of an offense came aftrr the Reeves• fleld goal when the Jackson tops GAHS and Meigs Jackson defeated Gallipolis and host Meigs in a triangular golf match on the Marauder course Monday evening. Tbe Ironmen fired a.l69 total In the nine-hole match. Par is 35 on the Meigs course . . G'allipolls finished second with a 170 . effort and Me\gs l.t'oilr.ih•g sa llitrt. Nahq!t.t l Ltutvue- G11rr.AII Gr vy . LA St. Lol! iS third with a 181. Three players shared medalist honors with five-over par 40s. They were Ron Clark, Jackson , Tom Young, Gallipolis and Chuck Follrod , Meigs. Gallipolis is now 3-2 on the year. The Blue Devils will host Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday, Bept. 10, 1914 MiliOf l..tHllfU.t" Le•den u v U11tted Prcu lntern•tionaf bag · 79~ FILTER CIGARffiES Chesterfield Everyday Price -8 Pak. • .29 Lark Save · 30~ On Carton DAD'S ROOT B.EER OR NEW DIET RITE COlA.(SUGAI FlEE) 8 16 0... btl$. •119 • ' . ' ' �r 4- Tile O.Uy Sentl..,l, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .• 1\Jesday ,Sept. 10. 197l ou Brock Jackets walloped 31-7 ATLANTA (UP!) - It wasn't first period . The Yellow Jackets marched much of. a homecoming for 68 yards to a touchdown after Pepper Rodgers. The forrn'l!' UCLA coach the opening kickoff and forced made his debut as head coach the Irish to punt the first time at his alma mater, Georgia they had the ball. But after Tech lost the tvlll on Tech , Monday night and a fumble at Its 12-yard Line nine st..ll<ed gloomily along . the sidelines whUe muscular Notre minutes into the game, the Dame manhandled his team 31- Irish came to life with a vengeance. 7. To add insult to injury, the Itllsmatch was nationally televbed. "They're too good for us," said Rodgers. 11 1 didn't schedule them, I never would have." You wouldn't have known that tieorgia Tech was a Lopsided underdog by its play through the first half of the T}le first of two one.yard touchdown plu,nges by bullish fullback Wayne Bullock made it 7-7 at 10 :21; a 22-yard field goal by Dave Reeves eight seconds into the second period made it 10-7; and Tom Clements' sevenyard touch¥ down pass to Pete Demmerle with 55 seconds left in the half had Notre Dame off and rwming . Yellow Jackcls dro"c 61 yards, 43 .or those on a scamper by LO S Ang e l e~ 10] 0:00 llO Atlanta ooo 100 ooo 8 II I 1 4 1 J rrquson li'll'm (J 1 ~ ·~n rf quarterback Danny Myers, to Capra , Krau">e ( f> ' ' f\{'.'lrlt 011 the Irish one. 11nd Correll LP C 3pra ( 1.1 tP But Notre Dame held and HR S GilrvE'v OUih ), (PV ( lhlh l GCorgia Tech was to win a Monrr a1 100 ooo ooo 1 i l grand total of only 25 y:trtls me N ew YCJrk 100 420 OOx 7 i 1 Blair , Taylor (-11, MOIII<Hl Ut' final two.thirds of the foolball (5) , Carrllhers 01 lind r oot\.' Sactec k i ! B 7l And D'l't'r 1 P ga me. Bta l r (871 The Irish made good use of Clements' passing in the first 5an0i c go OOJ 000 000 3 4 1 Cinc i nnc'lt i 110 140 00:)( H It 1 half- he hit lk>f-10 for 125 Fre•S.Iev-en . La)(ton { ll . Prllm yards, but rolled up 200 yards er (51. Gerhardt II ), Romo (8l and K en(1!111 N orma n , l'l<frhO!I on the ground after Uie half. 16 ) and BC•1ch WP Norm an Clements wound up with 217 11111) LPrr o(' Sif'bCII {911 ) HR S Mora!l:'s ( 1<;1 ), Grubb yards total offense, getting 170 18t h ) , Perez {24 th I, Con ce pc ion on J~for-14 passing and 47 {ltl h l. more running. Philadelph l 010 ooo 0101 9 2 000 000 0000 1 0 Lonborg { 15 11 ) and Boone Curtis , Garman !81 . H r<lbos Jc.v ( 9 ) and· Sim111ons . LP C url 1~ ( 1:1 I J) • • Big 10 teams appear ready Big Tea FootiBU ROUDdup CHICAGO (UP!) - Big Ten football teams, counting the days before tlleir conference openers this Saturday, appear to be beading into tlle season in sound physical shape. . Michigan State Coach Denny Stolz said Monday his only doubtful starter for the season opener againat Northwestern in East Lansing, Mic)l., is senior linebacker Pat McCiowry, who is suffering from a sore shoulder. Stolz is welcoming the return of quarterback Charlie Baggett, who underwent knee surgery late last season. Baggett is seeking revenge for Northwestern's 14-10 win over · the Spartans in tbe 1973 opener. . · However, Michigan Coach Bo Schembechler said he )Vouldn't know until today whether senior lullback Chuck Heater would suit up for Saturday's game with Iowa. Heater strained knee ligaments 10 days ago. He told Scllombechler that although be is run9lng at · nearly full $lre!!gth, be can't put enough pressure on the knee to cut sharply. Indiana Coach Lee Corso announced a tentative &Hnan squad for his team's season opener at Illinois and said the Hoosiers will be ready "to play a good football game Saturday." The Hoosiers concentrated on individual drills and all phases of the kicking game. PUrdue Coach Alex Agase also concentrated on the kicking units, saying he would review a different phase of the specialiy game each day this week in preparation for the game against Wisconsin. Ohio State 's assistant coaches spent part of Monday showering praise on their opening opponent, Minnesota. George Chaump, quarterback coach of the No. I ranked Buckeyes, said things have changed since last year, when Ohio State beat the Gophers 567 in the season opener. 11 They are a sound defensive tean't," Chaump said. "have four of seven (linemen and linebackers) returning. They are going to give our line a lot of problems.'' Sotn Frncsc Chillicothe Bishop Flaget this evening at 4 on the Gallipolis links . Here's Monday 's results : JACKSON - Ron Clar k, lO ; Keith Wilson, 41 ; Jeff Yerian, 44 i Randy Wi lson, 44 and Mark Buchanon, 49. . GALLIPOLIS - Tom Young, 40 ; Brent Johnson, 41; Dan Cox, 41; Rusty Saunders, 48 ; Tom Wiseman , 49; Mark New, 45 and Kev Hawk, l5 . MEIGS -Chuck Follrod, 40; Mike · Nesselroad, 44 ; John Thomas 46 ; Jeff Warren, 51 and Bruce BlacKston, 53. Los Angeles C incinnati Allanta Houston San F ran . San Diego w. I. pet. 76 64 74 70 .65 61 57 We s't 67 7I 73 77 81 .543 .525 .496 ~4 71 . 442 . 413 w. 1. pet . 88 52 .629 8 5 56 .603 78 64 .5d9 7 1 69 ·.507 65 76 .461 51 91 .359 Monday '~ Results and S1:111 Francist·o Ll'immctl tOO 00:? 050 0 30 000 003- 8 8 0. 6 11 0 st rm·k fear In Hw 1mar1 of Jim l .on!}(tr~ . Bro(,'k failt'<l in his bid to -gain heallWil) on Maury Wills' uUtJur league reC'urtl for stolen bases Mondc.1,y riight as l .on· bu t'R hurled a two-hitter and Mike Anderson and rookie Jerry Martin knocked ln runs to ler~d the Phihtdelp.hia Philties to ~~ 2--0 triumph ove r the Clirdinals. . Hrock, with 103 stolen bases. needt'ti one more to ti e Wills' record but wa s thwarted when he slumbled on a stea l attempt in tl1c sixth . '' l sflw him stumble and thought ·oh boy, we've got a shol al him now,"' suid scc(>nd b::tseman Dave Cash who applied the wg. " I U•gged him high bul Dick (umpire Dick Stello ) knew I had him and Brock knew he was out too." l.onborg, pitching superbly, allowed only two sing les-One Ame'r ic"iln Leag ue ( l!. t gam e> to Mike Tyson in.the third and Texa!i. ooo ooo 0011 70 California OOJ 001 oox4 1 o another by Bake McBride in Brown , Merritt (7) and the e ighth- to win his 15th Sundberg ; Dobson ( 1 OJ nnd ga me a.gainst 11 losse$. Rodr iguez .LP Br own (1 1 12 ) The setback cost the Cards a (2nd game l Te xas 010 JOO 100s 10 1 chance to pick up ground on the California 200 010 ooo- . 3 1 3 division-leading PittsbUJ•gh f'i . Hand s, Mcrri H (6) , Fou cault rates i11 the NL East. The ( 8 ) and Sims, Sundberg (.-1) ; Figueroa . Lockwood (4) ilnd Pir:~te s lost to Chicago 9-4 but Egan . WP Han ds rs Sl LP remained 2 1.0! games in front of Figueroa (2 . 8) HR Howell St . l.ouis. (1sfl. Giant~ 8, Aslru~ 6 lluussun 8---4), t::u·} A1atthews ' thrt'e·nJfl In lht• America n League, clnubl(• lu~;:hJi ghted a fiVI'· fuu · New York defeated Boston 6-3, eighth inning itt thl' C.wnl.'i' Baltimore nipped Milwmlk{'c 6- win. Hookle riglll-twnd t'r .John 5 in 11 Innings, ClevclanLI Montefusco needed flnal uut upended Dell'oit 7· l, Mim1c.r; ot ~1 rchcl help from EliiJS }:1'*"1 lu tl rro ttled Chicago 3-1, win his st.~ond gn me wittwu t it Ca liforhia beat Texas 4.- 1 loss, before bowing 5-4 and Oakland Wls 71 E.tp"" I beat Knnsas Cily twi ce~ 0 and Dctvc &•luwck 's buses--lan ded 7-ll. slnf:le triggt!red :t four-run rifth Cubs 9, Pirat~s 4 inning rally that propelled the The. Pil'a tes had a six: ·game Mets over Uw ExptlS. Ray wirmi11g streak snapped as Ute &tdecki won his fourlh straight Cubs rattled five pitchers for 14 game as he recorded his eighth hits . Home runs by J ose w1n m 15 deeisions. ·· Ca rdert<tl and Andy Thomlu11 helped power the Cubs" victory which sent the Pirates to only U\eir third defeat in lht~ las t 17 ga mes . q abt r '1? I 6 Sl6 I"JS 5'4) Z 1~ !o. Pill 128 -468 01111r f'tl 17lj Sll 'i mllh , S f L 171 437 Hrtk 'I I L 13 3 5AI U(kM,LA 173 491 , IJt/11 . Pll 118 A:JJ (.ro'>'l HQ ll.S ~OS Mtlf\f.lrH' l . Phil !21 -438 - h pet, 204 3,5~ L8.5 .329 151 323 16ll 311 B.S 69 8) 67 70 79 69 138 . 316 111 31J 15'3 312 135 31'2 157 3ll AA 136 ~9 League "b r h Am~ru;a n 9 Crw. Mnn IJS S3:l 74 119 •166 Wt! Accept Federal Food .St11mps PHONE 992-3480 l 41 . 309 1<14 .306 117 .306 139 .301 Reserve The 15 1 .298 73 139 .'298 H:ob inson , Ball 131 46:J 37"138 .298 P 1nilt , NY 121 449 63 134 .298 Home Runs N;:tl10nal l.eague : . Sc hmidt , P11il 34 Wynn, LA 30 . Bench , Cm 1'8, P!>rN , Ci11 24 ; Cedeno , Hou cm CI Slargcll , Pitt 23 . OHIO lOTTERY TICKETS HERE USDA CHOICE USDA CHOICE ARM ROAST English Ch ica go 9 Pittsburgh 4 New York 7 Montreal 1 Ph i ladelphia 2 St . Louis 0 Cincinnati 8 San Di ego 3 Los Ang;etes 8 Atlanta 1 Sa n Francisco 8 Hou st on, 6 Today 's Probable Pitche'rs (All Tim es EDT) P i tt sburgh { Ki son 7-7} at Chicago (-Reus che l 13-10}, 2:30 . . (11 inn ) Baltimo r 100 111 010 01 - . 6 11 0 Milwauk 000 000 104 00- . S 10 0 Cuellar , Reynol ds (9). Jack son (11), J ohnson (1 1) and Etch ebarren ; Kobel, Castro, Murph y {10) and Moore. WP R eyno lds (5 -Sl . LP ·Murphy (7 - Building com have increased sutmantially over the past years . REUTER~BROGAN INSURANCE 107 w. VA . Syt~more 991 -5130 BOlLING BEEF....~:~~.;.~?~~.: .............. ~~·.. 59e SHORT RIBS BEEF.. ~.5.~~.:.~?.1:.: t.b; ..79e BOLOGNA ..~:-.;.~~.::~~;.: ....................... !~·.. 59 e TENDER PUPS.. ~~~.~~:.~ .................~~~.~~.59e POLISH SAUSAGE. :.~~.E.~!?.~:.............1~; 79e· ......... U you belii!ve rnore insurance is needed, phone ·us. f Bthl, Por~B~I~a~lr~ t er (10th I. ~~~~ · ~H~R~S. . ~l~l4~t~h~l.~B~a~y~lo:r ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ' 112 Gal. Crt. 00 insured lor 100'.'6 ol Rcplncement Cost! Could you re build your home for the amount of insur&nC6' you are J')resently ca1rymg? - HERMAN GRATE MASON , ~hould Has your insurance policy been increased to protect vour investment? .MASON FURNITURE nJ-5592 ICE MILK Your home e STEREO POmeroy •• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . BORDEN'S 16 Atlanta (Morton 1~ - 9 ), 6 :05p . m . Montreat <M cAnally 6-13) at New York fMcGraw 6-7 or Webb 0-0) , 8 : 00p .m.. San D ieg o 1Mcl n.to st1 0-1) at Cincinnat i (T . Carroll · 4·2l, 8 :00 CREMORA Ph il adelphia ( Ru thven 8-11) at St . L ou i s IFoster 7-9), 8 :30 p .m . San Franc isco (Ca ldw ell 13 -3) at Houston ( Roberts 9-1 f)., 1i : 30 p .m . WednesdaY 's Games Chicago at Montreat , 2, tw i - SCOT LAD ALUMINUM FOIL oz. night Pittsburgh at Philad el phia , night St. Lou is at New York , nigt1t Atlanta at Ci nc inna ti, .n ight HouSton at San D iego , night Los Angeles at San Francis co , night U. S. Gtade A Large JAR MARS CANDY BARS American League · East w. I. pet. g . b. New York 75 65 .536 Balt imore 7<1 · 66 .529 1 Boston 7<1 66 .529 1 Cleveland 69 70 .A96. 5lf1 Milwauke e 67 75 .d72 9 Detro it 65 76 .461 l O'h . STARTING · AT 12.00 STARTING AT 12.00 TURQUOISE JEWELRY e DOZ. Snickers 3 Musketeers Mark V Frozen Foods MEADOWMOOR Milky Way CREAMERY BUTTER \ 1·LB. PKG. PRICE BUSTER! OCEAN PERCH FILLETS 79~ BRACELETS . LOCKETS STERLING RINGS · GOESSLER'S JEWELRY STORE COURT ST. POMEROY . I 1·1b. pkg. BILTMORE CANNED I !)Ct. g .b . .573 68 .528 61!2 7 1 .496 11 KansasCity 70 71 .<196 11 Chicago 70 72 .-49 3 1 1V2 Californ i a 56 87 .392 26 Monday's Results California <1 Te xas 1, 1st Texas 5 California 3, 2nd Cleveland 7 Detro it 1 New York 6 Boston 3 MinneSota 3 Ch ic ago 1 Baltimore 6 M ilwauk ee 5. 11 in11 · 011ktand 3 Kansas City 1st Ol!~tand. 7 Ka.,sas City 0, 2nd · Today's Probable Pitchers fAll times EDT) Detroit ( Lol ic h 16· 17) at Cleveland ( Peter son 8-11) , 7 : 30 p .m . New ·York (Dobson 15-14 ) at Boston Hlant20 -11), 7 ; 30p .m . ·chicago ( Wood 20-17) at M innesota ( A lbury 6-8), 8 : 30 p.m . Baltimore ( McNally 14 · 10) at Milwaukee (Chllmp l on 10·31. 8 : 30p .m . Kansas City (Briles 4 -5) at California ( Lange 3· 8), 11 p . rn . (Only games scheduled) Wednesday ' s Gamu New York at Baltimore , 2. twi -n lght Boston at Cleveland , n fgtlt Milwaukee at Detroit, n ight Tex11s at Chicago , night Oakland M innesota ; n ig ht Kansas- City at Californ i a , night I. I 61 LUNCHEON MEAT e 12 OZ. CAN GLAD TRASH CAN LINERS • BANQUET COOKING BAGS DAIRY PRICE BUSTERS! Scot Farm American CHEESE SLICES BROUGHTON PKG.OF 12 oz. PKG. CARTON ONlY $ 99 FOR BIRDS EYE COOL WHIP Vz GAL. HOMO MILK 10 WINCHESTER LITTLE·CIGARS 9 oz. crt. CRT. ROYAL SCOT QUARTERS MARGARINE 1-LB. PKG. RC .COLA • Home Growf1; Fresh Fresh Red and Tender RADISHES CABBAGE SERVICES SET What makes us a different kind ofloan compa" makes us a better kind of loan compa,-,. BAG 10~ Jonathan, Red and Golden Delicious CITY WAN &SAVINGS 3 IJST.l91J • APPLES lb. bag 69~ New Crop Florida 125 .E. Main St. o 992-2 171 ' ' GRAPEFRUIT ' 51b. . - .,.... ~----- 16 oz. bois. pak a Price 8usterl F1JND ·IMPROVED Mrs. Constance . Shields of Pomeroy is a contributor to the public fund for Anlt.. Levacy, 4, Dexter, who underwent her second open heart operation recently. The fund drive headed by Mr. and Mrs . Kennit Walton wiU end Thursday. Contributl9ns may . he mailed to PO Box 685, Pomeroy, or left at the New York Clothing House. · Funeral services for Henry Morrison, the late father ot Ric Morrison, minister of the Zion Church of Christ, Harrison Rd., will be held Wednesday morning .a t 10;30 a .m. at the • Polk Grove United Church of Christ, Vandalia'. Burial will be in the Polk Grove Cemetery, . Vandalia. • lb. EGGS 18" WIDE ROLL at ANTIQUE LOOK PENDANTS BEEF Ground Round, lb. 1.19 o, EARRING ASSORTMENT GROUND Ground Chuck, 1~. 1.09 Price Buster! . p .m : Qakl.ai"'d Texas Minnesota Price Buster! I}SDA CHOICE BEEF ---~ ,. p .m . Los Angeles I Sutto n 14 -9) at west W. 82 76 70 . SCOT·LAD PROTECT AGAINST THE UNEXPECTED! • Free ·Delivery! 79 BONELESS 09 - . CHUCK ROAST ............... :.l. Price Buster! WHITE TV Easy Terms .' C ~ e BLACK & Goltz (8 -8) and Roof . H~s ­ Ki lt ebrew (12th !. Braun (7 th ). STEAK lb. . J ohns.on (7 . .1) and Downing; 3 1h 11 17 2J'h 38 Delmonico CHUCK ROAST ...............~~·... ZENITH COLOR TV New York · 110121 000- . & 13 0 Bo ston 001 000 02 (}--.- . l 10 3 Medich , Lyle (BJ and Mun g .b. son ; Moret. Cl eveland (5) and . WP -M edl ch {18 -. 2'h Montgomery LP -Moret {7 .9 ). H Rs 61!2 11 ). Chamb tiss · (6th). Evans {9 thJ. 10 Yastrzem ski <15th J. 14 18 Chic-ago ooo 100 000- . 1 so g . b . Minnesota 000 000 Olx- . J 50 lb. CENTER CUT __ 2 1~::;;;~;;;~~i~;;:~-~::-l lllt h l, Brinkman t IJih l. USDA CHOICE ROAST· way over the Padl'es. Dave LP -LaGrow 18 -16 ). HR s Gamble CHOICE MIDDLEPORT, 0' togg; th eir 3 112 ~game lead over the second place Reds ln the West by downing tile Braves as H:on Cey stroked a lhree-rWl homer and Steve Garvey added a two-run shot to pace the wi11. Geoff Zahn, in his first major league start, went the distance and checked the Braves on fo ur hits. Reds 8, Padres 3l The Reds didn't lose ground in Uteir pennant drive to U1e Dodgers as they blasted their han ; Bosman t6 .J) and EIUs. t o Limit Quantities" Blade Cut USDA SUPER MARKET - Open Daily 9 to 10 - Sull. 10 to 10 .ll..$ 12 4 147 , 323 143 . 309 BIJ rrouqfl $, Te)( l:J7 506 17 Oak pe-t. 193 .363 Hrn• v. r11 116 370 52 Or in . C' h l 11'1 455 69 Mcfla,KC11tl 463 61 Ya1. BOS ""112 451 83 R,.,tHH . I X l:l6 470 63 Mdd)II.NY11 6 381 60 All en, C/li 11H 46 ~ 84 Ct.~mpan~ fiS , 3l1 ro:tAL Dodgers 8, Braves 1 The Dodgers maintaint•d Cleve land 304 000 OOx- . 1 10 0 Oe1roif 000 000 - . Free I 3 LaGrow , Ruht (3)001and Major League Standing s By United Press International ·National L eague P i ttsburgn S t. Louts Pll lladelph ia New York Montrea t Chicago th~' St. Louis hll(>up was what Houston Montcl usco , Sos.:t ( 9 ~ and Rader ; OierkN , Johnson (8) and M . May . WP Montefusco {2 0) . LP Dierk('l" {9 91 HR Bonds (18 th I Standi.n gs East IJ)U BrVt'k JttHy be 11 Ierror 011 tlw basqmths but Lhe hcHrt of Jn other ~umes, l.os ,.Yif.Wh•s ('out~t>Ctun hit n two - run ll'uUH l't.'\1Alluntn S..l , Nt:w Vol'l{ h0111er :md Tony Pt•r•'7 ('hipp1•d slopped Monlrrol 1·1, ('iu - m \\ 1lh ;;,1 ~n lo ~ hul t~ h•Hd till' dunuti lopped San DICJ.tO H-3 ('wonnali ntlitck II) Jill : FIWIIt ,INGEH ur•1 S J~Jrts Wrih'l'" Georgia Tech'~ IC:tsl st~n of an offense came aftrr the Reeves• fleld goal when the Jackson tops GAHS and Meigs Jackson defeated Gallipolis and host Meigs in a triangular golf match on the Marauder course Monday evening. Tbe Ironmen fired a.l69 total In the nine-hole match. Par is 35 on the Meigs course . . G'allipolls finished second with a 170 . effort and Me\gs l.t'oilr.ih•g sa llitrt. Nahq!t.t l Ltutvue- G11rr.AII Gr vy . LA St. Lol! iS third with a 181. Three players shared medalist honors with five-over par 40s. They were Ron Clark, Jackson , Tom Young, Gallipolis and Chuck Follrod , Meigs. Gallipolis is now 3-2 on the year. The Blue Devils will host Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday, Bept. 10, 1914 MiliOf l..tHllfU.t" Le•den u v U11tted Prcu lntern•tionaf bag · 79~ FILTER CIGARffiES Chesterfield Everyday Price -8 Pak. • .29 Lark Save · 30~ On Carton DAD'S ROOT B.EER OR NEW DIET RITE COlA.(SUGAI FlEE) 8 16 0... btl$. •119 • ' . ' ' �I 6- The Daily Sentmei Mtddleport Pome10y 0 Tht'Sdlty, s. pi 10, 1974 OE•H·:;~!;;}/l~!;: Sentinel Classifieds Get Results!,/' Na11on~l Etomin•llon sr.,em ( NPD~st PUI!IIl.IC NOTICE p,oplsedNPOESPermot ro Disch"'•• to 5tatt Water s Oh to on Env Protect Agency,onmenra t r.l oe.~?·a:~!~ Si,eet Public Not ic e No OE PA 74 09 070 Date Of ISSue of Pub! c Noti ce Sep1eml!ler 10 1974 ca nt Address of Ap Mayor & Counc il V llage of M ddl eport September, Of Wed ----------w J>ot< 350 V 8 automat1c P steering & brakes dark blue finish blul' Interior blue vmyll'oof factory air cond•toned Ilk new w w tires rad io Many o ther e:dl'as 1969 FORO TORI!o!O CPE I V 8 eng1ne automatte trans white f in sh good ttres '"5 I and 12 a1 581 M d b ed m sc Wi ll be loc at ed School 9 10 2tc P .steering vmyl Inter ior POMEROY MOTOR CO Rece vlng Water Oh io Rver NOTI CE The above named OPEN EVES 8, 00 PM appt1cant has appt1ed f or a POMEROY OHIO NPOEA perm t to d scharge nto the des gnated rece vmg wat er The perm t w II be Issu ed b y fhe Oh 10 Env ron mental Protect 1on Agency fh s app11 c ant rs a GARAGE Sa le Tues Wed and Thurs ac r oss from Bradbury mun c •pall ty whi ch operates an Sc hoo l 9 am t II dark ex st ng se wa ge tr ealmen 9 10 21 C fa c 1 ty The curre nl operations SO MEONE w th kn owledge of WE NEED 200 tons of sheer of th1S discharger r esu lt n an auto parts and hardware cast new or old alum inurn average effl ue nt flow of ~8 000 A TO z MART used furniture helpful Apply n person at Keep cans separate The gallons per day Key appliances and m sc R t 33 Moores n Pomeroy Oh o Rosenberg Co Athens Ohio parameters to be 1 m1ted n the Hartford W Va 9 5 tfc 8 15 lfc proposed perm 11 are as f oll ow s 7 26 tfc BIO Chem ical Oxygen Demand Sus pended Sol ds f:ecal AUCTION every Thursday 7 COOK and k tchen plus wa tress CASH$$$ FOR JUNK CAR S help wanted apply n person Co l form Chlor ne Comp Frye sTruck and Auto p m Horton St n Mason Cr ow s Steak House On the bass of prellmtnary Parts Rutland Oh o 24 Cons gnments welcome fr om 9 10 tOte staff rev ew a nd appl ca t on ot HOUR WRECKER SER 11 a m to 5 p m or call 773 standards and regulat ons the 5471 VICE Phone 742 609<1 0 re cto r of th e Oh to En 9 10 26tc 8 21 tfc v ron mental Protecl on Agency proposed to ssue a perm t for NO TRE SPASSING on the JUNK autos comp lete and the d scharge subject to certam former Jacob Saer prop er ty dellvere~toour yard We pl c;k effluent condlt ons and spec al up auto bodes ~nd buy all n Nease Settle-men t cond tons The propo se d k nds of scrap metals and 9 8 6tp determ nat1on s tentative but Iron R der s Salvage Sf Rt shall become final on the et FOR COMPLETE mob te home 124 Rt .4 Pomeroy Oh o fe et ve date unless {1) an ad se rv ce call Kmgsbury Homes Ca ll 992 5.468 tud cat on hearmg s requested Sa les and Serv~ee Inc We 9 6 26tp by the perm fttee or ( 2) the have f~ctory framed personel Loncoln Hill --- -- - - - - ~ -- ~ D rector wtthdraws and rev ses to handle your needs We also CASH paid for all makes and and the proposed perm t after do mob Je home 1m models of mobile homes cons derat on of the record of a provements such as awn ngs West Ma1n St Phone area code 614 423 9531 pub l c meet ng or wr tten c arrorts and underpmnmg .413tfc comments or upon d isapproval Cat 992 7034 from 9 30 a m by the Admtnlstrator at the U to 6 p m Monday thru OLD FURNITURE oak tables S Env ron mental Protect ion Saturday For serv ce after 6 clocks ce boxes brass beds Agency Any person may p m and weekends call 992 d shes desks or complete subm 11 a wr tten statement 7671 or 949 3655 Phone 992-2156 households Wr1te M 0 w thm th rty days of the date of 9 5 Sic • M1ller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o the Publ c Notice as to why the cal t 992 7760 Director should revise the DtDN T K,NOW THAT I MGM 5 13 tfc proposed act1on If s gnlf cant Fiea Market Spec ats S5 public nterest s shown a pub! c ns de $3 outs de Spring meet ng may be held on mot on Ave Pomeroy Oh o of the D.rector pr or to f na J Colfectors dealers et c ISsuance of the perm t fff2 DODGE COlt 37 BOOm les Every Sa t and Sunday Follow ing f nal act on by the rad1al t res good cond ton 8 7 tfc D rector any party has the Phone 992 7066 right to appeal to the En B 23 tfc GARAGE sate clothmg rugs v ronmental Board of Rev ew toys ca r seat Avon Interested persons are nv ted 1 ftr 1971 DU STER 340 paperbacks class 2 Ira ter to subm t wr ften comments 4 speed Phone 992 2019 h tch w gs pfast c craft s upon the proposed dtscharge off ce ftr m sc lues Wed permlf Comments should be 9 6 6tp and Thurs aft~rnoon only at subm tted 1n person or by m a J the Enterpr se par.sonage on no later than 30 days after the 1967 VW good cond ton Phone R t 33 date or th s Publ c Not ce 992 2897 Delver or ma 1 all comments 9 9 3tc 9 5 6tc OR 6 live lambs S35 a heed 3 Western ewes fo r $35 a head 1 utility tra ile r S75 Whtte geese George G Roberts Bashan R D 1 Long Bot tom Oh10 9 8 3tp ------------ -- CARRIERS WANTED ----- --------Auto Sales IN SYRACUSE ------ ------- AND MASON THE DAILY SENTINEl -------------- 10 NPDES Perm t Sect on Oh o Environmental Protection Agency P b Bo~ 1049 361 East Broad Street Co lumbus Ohio 43216 The OEPA permit number etnd Publ !c Noti ce numbers should appear next to the above address on the envelope and on each page of any subm tt ed comments All comment s rece1ved no later than 30 days after the date of th s Public Notice w II be considered n the formulation of f nat deter m •nat on The appl ca t ton fact sheets proposed perm 1t nclud ng proposed effluent J m ltat ons spec1al cond tons commen ts rece ved and other documents are available for nspection and may be copies at a cost of 15 cents per page at the Ohio Environmental Protect on Agency at the address above any ltme between the hours of B 00 a m and 4 JO p m Mon day through Fr day Cop.es of the Public Not ce are ava tab l e at no Charge at the same ad dress Ma1llng ltsts are manta ned for persons or groups who des re to rece ve Public Notice for all apphcat ons n the state or for certa n geogr~ph cal areas Persons or groups may also request cop1es of fa c t Sheets appl cat ons or other documents pertam ng to spec f c applfcat1on s Persons or groups may have the r names put on such a I st by mak ng a wr 1ten request to the Agency at the address shown above Wanted PHONE 992-2156 POMEROY, 0. ---- --- - - - ------- ---- 1971 DATSUN P ckup good cond t10n Phone 992 J847 9 8 Jtp NICE 6 room house at reasonable rent We are n terested In someone who wIt help sell monuments on our f ne memor a! tot Th s s a good opportun ty for the r ght person Logan Monument Company Inc Leo L vaughan Phone 992 2588 8 23 tfc '45,000 Year and Up Woth Your Own Bus mess Exclus1ve dealership ava lable 1n Me gs County and surroundmg counties Inventory Investment $3 895 9 8 3rc -------------THE C tlzens Nattonal Bank For Rent Call Markehng Manager For Appomtment (304) 342 1234 Today FURNISHED apt 3 rooms and bath Phone 992 2780 or 992 3432 9 6 tfc -- - ------ - -- APT 1 bedroom private en trance bath and k tchen Gentlemen please Call 992 5508 9 10 3t c Employment Wanted - ----- ---- - -- --------------- ---------.------- - ------ ------ --------------- ----- --------- POMEROY LANDMARK Jack w Carsey Mgr Phone 9'92 2181 A FEW new band nstruments Contact Renee Stone 992 7567 9 4 tfc --------------- LOCAL N ig ht Club do•ng strong 6 ffgure business Pr ced rfght Small down payment can ftnance balance Easy lease of real estate l!Va1table Phone 992 9972 for detl!IIS a 2.8 tfc - ------------• WALNUT Modern stereo KOSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS (The M in k 011 Base CosmetiCS ) Phone BROWN S 992 5113 8 20 tfc 1970 18 FT SCOT TIE Camper steeps 6 Good condd on Phone 992 7126 B 27 tfc STEREO RADIO am fm 8 track tape comb nat1on 4 speaker sound system Balance S106 71\_ or easy terms Call 992 3965 8 14 tfc -----------GROCERY busmess tor sate Build ng for sale or lease Phone 77J 5618 from B 30 p m to 10 p m far appo ntment J 20 tfc Oh o River Salt 3891 Phone 992 6 5 ttc -- ------~- - -------'-- - -------------- - -------------- ------------- ------------ - - I 992-255o I Known & R eltable Serv1ce James GREAT PAINT VALUES AT ALL WEATHER HARD WARE On Sate Now quality Devoe 8rtght Wh1te Late~~: House Pa nt 1n 2 gallon cans Only S6 49 per gallon Brand name Roof Pa.nt 10 pet off while fhey last Take advantage of these great buys wh1le they are sftll 1n stock ALL WEATHER HARDWARE JJ1 North Second Ave Middleport Oh•o 992 2SSO USED PIANO good cond ton 2 years old cred•t terms ava table Phone 446 0687 or wr te Brun1 ca rd House of Music 61 Court Sf Gall pols Oh o 9 5 6tc Real Estate For Sale BUSiNESS bu ldlng 50x60 cement dr ve Rt 124 near Rvttand Phone 742 5052 B 21 tfc ----- --------- --------------- -------------- ' 10 00 - Newt 20 Marcus Welby MD 6 13 Mountain Scene 33 Pollc,~lory 3N4lghl33 1S1 Barnaby Jones 8 10 Pollee S1ory 3 4 1s 10 30 - ....,y a 11 00 - Newu6 81013 IS ABCNews33 1 Tomorrow 3 News 4 13 .c ake f=lve for Life 15 WEDNESDAY SEPT 11 1974 Story 13 Schoo! Scene 10 6 JS - Columbus Today ~ 6 45 - Morning Report 3 7 00 - Today] ~ 1S CBS News 8 10 H R Pufns1uf 6 Far mer s Daughter 13 7 30 - New Zoo Revue 6 8 00 - New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame St 33 Popeye 8 25 - Jack lalanne 13 Rutland Estimates of 8 311 - Brady Bunch 6 8 SS- News 13 9 00- Paul Dl•on ~ AM 3 Phil Donahue 15 Wild Wild West 6 Bullwlnkle 8 Movie Gtgo1 13 9 30- Not For Women Only 3 HazelS TaHie1ales 10 Ph 992-5682 or 992 7121 All Mechantcal Work • BOB'S ASHlAND Open Mon S..t BAM 6 PM 992 9949 190 Mulberry Pomeroy ' t«JME DECORATING • Carburetor Adrustment ALSO SHAMPOO CARPETS AND CLEAN UPHOLSTERY DfE DEPENIME CONTRACTING 00• Interior, Elmlri:N'f Decorating Uti 2 311 - DoctorsJ 4 IS Edge of NightS 10 Gtrl1n My Llfe6 13 3 00- Another World 3 4 15 General Hospital 6 13 Right 8 10 I I loot or contract Also ~oze~ I VINYL SIDING m 7454 or work and sept1c tanks nt~ 992-7129 otallecl F,... Estimates,-.......,, I .ree or Cal~ DOZER or backhoe work Phone 446 3981 or 446 3459 9 a tfc Day 992-7089 -------------- Ntght992-3$2S FINISH Carpentry pa ntlng, nter or and exterior carpet or 992 52!12 ll')stallatlon economy and b.-~...,.....,~ excellence Phone 742 5081 9 5 tfc --------------Real Estate For S31e LOTS for s~te•tratl~r or house All utilities Phone 7.42 3615 R uti and Ohio Pr ice S2 500 1 16 tfc J Bob or Roger Jellers I I BISSEll BROTHERS Flying Missile 10 ~ 311- Bonanza IS Mod Squad 6 Gilligan s Island 13 Bewlt ched 3 Lucy Show 8 S 00 - Mr Rogers20 33 Merv Griffin 4 FBI3 Andy Grlfflth 8 Ironside 13 5 30- Elec Co 33 Hodgepodge Lodge20 News6 Traols West IS 6 00- News 3 ~ 8 10 15 ABC News13 Sesame 51 20 News 6 Diagnostic and Prescriptive Teaching of Reading 33 6 30 - News 3 ~ 8 10 tS Journey to Japan 33 il<lwitchecl 6 Gomer Pyle 13 7 00- News 10 What's My Line 8 Tru1h or Cons 3 Celebrlth Sweepstakes 3 Zoom 22 I Spy IS Elec Co 20 Bowling for Dollars 6 Big Red Machine ~ 7 311 - Let's Make A Deal 6 Mel Tillis 8 Pollee Surgeon 3 Name That Tune 4 Antiques 20 Ep1sode Action 33 The Judge 10 8 00- Unto !he Hills 33 LIHle House on !he Prairie 3 4 1S That's My Mama 6 13 Oral Rober1s 8 Sons and Daugh1ers 10 VIdeo Visionaries 20 8 30 Great American SavaQes 6 13 Dream Machine 20 33 Mov.1e LL I d relieve lhe pressure by levehng_ wtth your mother When you no longer need spend aU your energy provmg' you are what you aren't, you and she can combme forces to prove you aren't stuck w1th what you presently are Where did you ever get the Idea that parents should be slnelded when thetr biggest job ts to HELP Let them' - HELEN P S But before you take My adVIce, read what Sue has to Dear Helen and Sue I have a cousin who has the brattiest three ktds m the world She's not much better but I feel sorry for her because she's JUSt Cannon 8 10 Lucas Tanner 3 4 15 9 30 - Boardmg House 20 33 10 OO-Festlva1FIIms33 Petrocelll3 .t 15 GetChrlsfeLove6 13 Man Hunter 8 10 10 30 - Day at Nlghl 33 11 00-News3 4 6 8 1013 15 ABCNews33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 Mission Impossible 6 Untouchables 13 Janakl 33 Mov1e Marlowe 8 Movie Splendor n the Grass 10 11 45- Johnny Carson 4 15 12 30- Wild Wild West6 Wide World Speclal13 1 00 - TomorrowJ 4 Take Five for Live 2 00- News 4 13 CABLE CHANNEL FIVE Country and Western U S A 8 30 p m - Family Favorites Tom Ewell Show- Peter Loves - Superstar Th~tre 985-4102 Home Butldtng & Addtttons, Alum mum r & Vonyl Stdtng, Floor Sandmg &, Fonoshmg SEWING MACHINES Repair service all makes 992 22"84 The Fabric Shop Pomer-oy Authorized Sfnger Sales and Service We sharpen Scissors 3 29 tfc NORTH ------ ---- ---- --------------- 22) PISCES (Fob 20·March 20) Someone wut come along In the nick of t1me to help carry a responsibility you thoUQht you would have to Bhoulder all Contacts that you make at th1s time through your social ac tlv1tles will be ot a more lasting nature than usual Thle applies to someone in particular cry %2 Exchange premium %4 Iago s divorced and still sad She asks me to come clear 'crolis town (the bus cos.., 50 cenl.s) to babysit and lhen she never pays me She goes rut three limes a week (to forget herex-llusbend, she says) and everybody knows what she does wtth her dsiAls. (Someforgettmg I) I ve gtven up dates just to keep her company, but she even makes me bring my own food She s always asking me to JllCk Ul something at the store for her but never pays me back l'mapersonwhocan !say No Whatcanldo' - K 0 Carolina Country - David Niven Show June ------------- --------r-------Mobile Homes For Sale vs ------ ------------------- -----------.--- 1972- J --- --------- ' ' -------------- ____________ ----------------------------- --------------- -------------- -------------- ·---------------~ t S 61P 1ns!ance 1 I love (LaL) 7 Crlllclze a Work unit It Extinct Fledennaus' bini mald 11 Dell 15 Furious Item 18 Wood 13 Economic sotTel setback 19 Street alone piece 5 14 'Die ofters LEO (July 23 Aug I Pia~ 4 Parlor cheaply (4 wda) benefit bo!h part lea hidden benefits 1ho siruatioo (Fr) 11 Phillppille lalml 12 Obtain work harder tor something as soon as you are aware of the 15 Ma1ronly Iitie II Nimble 17 Destroyed (2 wdtt ) 19 Legible, wife 28 Made a deal as ccpy Ye~leni8J'a ~ Z1 Path II Old 21 E:Mab. Rulllan llshecl ruler 23 Greek clan 31 'l'llrf n Before dlvialoo Z5 Rontchach • OJrla. malertal lopber ot !7 Sboelesa BeUnda 3Z One kind a Self of surgeoll • Allow M Bridge 41 Monkly coup Iitle (2 wds ) 28 Foreigners 21 Cabbage 311 "Stouthearted-'' 31 Conunand to Fldo 33 Edwardian nickname +++ Dear K Really, tt lSII 't hard, after the first lime - HELEN ~ll11Mrn'l1rn® lkJ __ ,~.~ -L , _ Un~cramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square to I LUCCK •::.::1,;:-,.-.• I PLIMB iIII 1 [J tBEGBIT~ J I court DOWN l Yarn for warp DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE -Here's how to work It: AXTDLBAAXB LONGFELLOW II One letter rlmply ltanda for another In thla 11mplot A 11 used for the three L'a, X for the two 0 s etc Single !etten, apoatrophea, the length and fonnatlon of the worda are all hlnta Each day the code letteh • ..., dl«erent ' [j CRYPI'OQUOTES $WcLL-15UT I'T MAY 5POIL. YOU~ Fi6Uil:E.I Mf.\p ~ Ii::=!::::~~~iiiii~~~iii~;·~u~rr~e~o~ted 0 1 UJIPZUQ Now arranre the circled !etten to- Conn the 1urpn1e an~wer. u (1JC\ M To the point 311 Make sure of (2 wda) 4% Mountain nymph 43 Rarln' to go 44 Consider u Church form rour ordmary words -:---'-Ptitt=llte:.::SI=-r=IISI:.::INSWII=:.::•~-----,Jl by the abon cartoon ( Juml t~• GAWKY JULEP FINERY IIII J ZW OKLWKZI ZUTLX WJ JB T ZHHW AJWIHX AKLF TW BJL IPF ZCTQ• -BLTUAJZW SF BFUFHJU Yesterday's Cryptoquote IGNORANT MEN RAISE QUESTIONS WISE MEN ANSWERED '11iOUSAND6 0P SECOND Ye1lrrday • An"n!r• Th11 CotJgrt!fUiman ("OU!dn I remam wleRI'- THE SPEAKER YEARS AGO -GOETHE ((ft 1174 )[Ia.. J'•to- SP'flealo, IM ) Ull.:ll lKA\;X lD + •• WEST • 3 'A42 .. Q9H .J98._U EAST • 85 ,1086 +Kt084 .KQ73 11()UTH !Dl liAJI0942 'KQJ +7 .Al06 • CAPTAIN EASY 0 OEL. El/6 N$-PE:CTOR CMUI'YIL.EY to$- fHE OFFICER 00 J..L BE ABL.e TO E!.P 't'OLJ GE"-1Tl.. 6M~N Both vulnerable Welt North Pass Pass Pass 4+ ~ Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass 3• Ea•t Openina 11ead-A' -------------- --------------- <;o ~OJ aw ~RN ~OOR MOt.Jel MOOr;;'{ 10 PUr Il-l~ BANK FOR S~GURII'/ AtJD -...._ifJD!;ffi~N~ 1 ~ -------------- -------------- AQUARIUS (Jan 20·Fob I 0) You wtl1 be motivated to t Vineyard ACROSS 1 - of the ApoeUea 5 Opera wear t Family Vou 11 establiSh a strooger contact wtlh one you ve had trouble ge1hng through to The Improved relat 1onah ip w ill Wanted To Do ________ ____ Ul) You tend to benefit trom an arrangement where a com promlae Is reqa.nred II a to your advantage to let the other par ty set the tenna 11\ingo 1io ahead CANCER (June 21 July 22) For Sale Help Wanted should please you 11 now de velopmg In a aUuaUon where you share •n ln1ere1t through another a benevolence CAP"ICO"N (Doc 22 Jon matters aren I work•ng as tast as you d hke tn your present convnerclal deahnga Good' --- ---- --------------- SAGITTARIUS (No• 23· Doc 2 1) Somolhlng 1hat GEMINI (Mar 21 Juno 20) Don 1 become de81londent '' ---- - ---- ... ___ _________ _ Influence ov1r others than you m1y reall.te Am your suggesllona at definite targets ~~..,. THOMAS JOSEPH • KQ76 ,9753 AJ62 ------------DOZER work land clearing by the acre hourly or contract farm ponds roads etc Large 3 BEDROOM county home for dozer and operator with over sate by owner 1m lie off Rt 7 20 years experience Pullins blacktop road 14 acres 12 Excavating Pomeroy Ohio tillable stocked a spr ng fed Phone 992 2.t7B pond 45X45 pole barn c lty 1219tfc water nfce garden spot I Phone 992 5007 or see James - - - - - - - - - - - - Hollon 0 DELL Allnement locate-d behind Rutland Grade School 9 10 6tc complete front end service brakes and tuneups wheels TWO bedroom apt furnished balanced electronically Open all electric washer and dryer 8 to 8 dally Call 742 3232 on Included fully carpet~d Must Sunday for appt see to appreciate S75 1 16 tfc depos t $150 per month One ch tid accepted For ap po ntment phone 992 7889 READY MIX CONCRETE 9 10 tfc delivered right to your prolect Fast and easy Free FOR SALE by owner SPiliCtQUS estimates Phone 992 3284 two story house 7 rooms Goegleln Ready Mix Co large utll ty room large bath Mfddleport Ohio basement downsta i rs car 6 JO tfc peted 25 x 25 shelter on double lot Syracuse Phone 992 5866 9 10 6tc mora w ill be ac As the day progreaaea you 11 discover you ve viewed a situation • little too negatively to begm with When It unfolds yCMJr attitude will brighten Unnecessary bida suggest slam P"'!!'~6.::=:=::.::; Chester, Ohto Your present tcteae hlllf'e much comptlllled TAURUS (April 20·M•r 20) rL1 7 30 p m - A11yson Show goals otMrt cent SCORPIO (Oct 2• No• 22) You won't be In too playful ot 11 mood tOday ThiO IO to YQUI ad vantage Something of a worth 9 00 - 9 30 p m Oct 23) Say NO'"' -SUE The btggest key to popularity Is Interest on others (both thmgs and people) Look alive' Ask quesllons, help someone, volunteer, )om clubs, develop a spectalty you re proud of II won't kill you to make the first move - almost everybody welcomes a friendly smtle a compliment, and a gtrl who's a good listener (Try these suggesttons first before yru tell your parenl.s you re a '!allure " Maybe there II be no need to tell them' ) SUE Ernest Tubb Show ~3 e QOod achievement cycle prov ided you apply yourselt You can now reach ARIEl Url•rch 21 April 1 g) while nature in Dear K +-++ Mary WIN AT BRIDGE OONST. CO. • Price •s 3 30 - One Life to Live 13 Match Game 8 10 Lassle6 ; How to Survive a Marriage 3 4 l.S 4 00- Mr Cartoon 3 Sesame St 33 Tattletales 8 Somersef 15 Gilligan s Is. 6 $10 000 Pyramid 13 Bonanza 4 Movie Ofi'QUNG SERVICE I Llnes and Power( IWater L1n.. All work done bY thO Remodellnt Young and Restless 10 Game 6 13 PHONE 992-5476 When l waolltUe, I used to bring home Ill\! of valenUnes frtm ttehooi - aU slgned by dUferent kids Ex.cepl they were aU signed by me That wu 1ww I got started fooling my parents Into thif1klng I was very popular You see they always ftgurecl I would be the best In my clasa In every way and I haled to tell them 1was best ooly in grades But the kids just ignored me I'd go to Ute parties or out to lhe playground on weekenda and tell Mom how much fun I had - which I didn't I When my one glrllrlend called up, I'd pretend to my folks she wao different people Dad lsn'tweU,so f hadanex~'Wiefornot bringing a bunch of kids home with me I'd "'" them about how I danced every dance at Ute junior hi dances (ha 1) and I even Invented a boyfriend, • knowing Mom wouldn !let me date, so I wouldn't have to produce him (She was popular in school, and lakes itfor granted I will be ) A lot of times I cried myself !o sle<>p rut of loneUness I m scared to talk !o boys - and the gtrls shU mostly Ignore me I m not bed looking, )lUll dull I guess Not like Mom and Dad, who are the grea..,st Now that I'm 16, M<m says I can da"' and shes expecUng me to - she figures all those guys I talked about are )lUll stan ding m line' I can tletmyfolksdown What III do ' - WNELYUAR LL Phil Donahue 8 LII"A (hpL You re Mom'l 'Moat PGplllarGirt' 12 00 - Password 6 Bob Brauns 50 SO Club 4 News 8 10 13 Jackpot 3 1S Mr Rogers 33 I 30-AstheWorldTurns8 10 JeopardyJ 4 IS Let sMoke A Deal 6 13 2 00 - Days of Our Llves3 4 IS Guiding Ltghl8 10 Newlywed wort t be aa luCky with thoae you know little about Rap say 12 SS- NBC News 3 15 I 00 - News 3 All My Children 6 13 Not For Women Only 15 rec9f<l you re fiiiTWiiar w&th and til will wOf'k out well You By Helen and Sue Bottel 11 30- HollywOOd Squares 3 4 1S Love of Lite 8 10 Brady Bunch 13 Lucy Shoe 6 11 55-CBS NewsB Dan lmels Wo•ld 10 12 30 - Search for Tomorrow 8 10 Split Second 6 Celebrity Sweepstakesl 15 Afternoon with OJ 13 Elec Co Jl INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR e Tune Up--ss 00 up AuTOMOBILE nsurance been cancelled? Lost your operetor s I cense Call 992 7428 6 15 tfc 4 IS Phil Donahue< Password 13 High Rollers 3 15 Now You See U 8 10 $10 000 Pyramid 6 •Brake Work • General Overhaul EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe work septic tanks nstalled dump trucks and lo boys tor hire w If haul f II d rt top soli I mestone & grave-r Call Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n1ght phone 992 J525 or 992 5232 2 11 tfc Name That Tune 3 15 10 30-GambltB 10 Winning Slreak3 0 Modern San tat on ~92 3954 or 992 7349 10 23 ttc Jokers Wild 8 10 Company 6 10 00 11 00 - EXPERIENCED MECHANIC ON DUTY B 30AM loS PM PR Lldsvllle 13 Capt Kangaroo B Jeffs Collie 6 10 Captain Kangaroo 10 Deal w ith people whoM track Generation Rap ""t,' 2 00 - On Stale Rt 124 'It mil from Route 7 by pass towards C. II m 2836 For -SEPTIC -------------TANKS cleaned For Sale S TUESDAY SEPT 10 1t1 4 10- 15 ":e~ ~ ?0 Now• 3 4 L111as Yooa & You 33 News! ewr 6 13 N 6 30 <h;, 6 I01 NBC Nows 3 4 IS French Chet 33 Bowl! mor Py1o 13 7 00 Wit NahMy Llnol Elec Co 10 T•ulh oc ConseQ 3 Paul ~chlms 331 Bawling Foe Dollars 6 News 10 Nomo Thill 3 7 ;;:;u~·~ FJBA 15 Eioclrlc Company 20 Ar1 of Football 33 Animals 6 ~25 \:gl,l~ood f.\'r,res 3 4 Wild W11d World of Truth 13 Morco S~tr,'/'. 33 Price'' Right 10 To Tell !he I 008;.'in Bulldl Mon O..!roys 33 Happy Cays 6 13 Movie I 3IJ ~ MOCent 3 4 15 GOOd TlmeS8 10 ... ::-: 1 yeFto Eye l3 Baneeek J A 15 Movie Hurricane 1 13 .. ~. • tve Desperate Women 6 M A s H 1 10 ', 30 00 - Fplrtng Line 20: Jeanne Wolfe wl1h 33 Hawaii 50 8 10 erfOrmance 33 6 OO 1 00 - GARAGE Is your l ng ? Com pare our I any otMrs We II give you ~ profess onat roof for tess ) PHONE cabinets, etc. YUIOO (Aus 23 Sept 22) Johnny Carson J 4 15 Mission Impossi ble 6 Un to1uchiiA bLies 13 Jonok( 33 Movie Family Fligh1 8 Mov ie n onety Place 10 .. 12 30 - Wide World Mfs1ery 13 ROGER HYSELL'S 9'49 3832 or 843 2667 From a shelf to a house Painttng Sldtng roofing_, paper hang1ng kitchen Television Log 6 00 - Sunrise Seminar 4 Summer Semester 10 6 25 - Fa,-m Report 13 6 30 - Five Minutes to Live By" Ne ws6 Bible Answers 8 The D&D CONJRUCTION --------------- --------------- -------------Pets For Sale K&H ROOFING 7 -ThoO.UySentl,.l,Mid~ P<meroy,O, Tueo<lay,Sept 10 11 30 - .......,... 0. Free Esttmate ------------ --- --------------- ·--·.- li!"((lj- IIOQflloll home Have a beautiful new roof installed by All Weather Roofing Co - ------------- ------ --- =----- - ..,,. .....¥ All Types of BUILDING and REMODELING rad o am fm 8 track tape combmat on 4 speaker sound system Balance S110 76 or budget terms Call 992 3965 8 22 tfc -::::.:::- If so, Call us Now for • ---- - ------- ---,----- - Don t forget the roof of your NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF SMALL HOUSE can be seen at TRANSPORTATION 240 Condor St PomerOy NICE 3 room apt and bath Phone 992 7126 Columbus Ohro all electr c n Pomeroy August23 1974 9 5 ttc Tabletop range wall oven Contract Sales Legal Copy nicest apt around Phone NO' 74 644 HOUSE 6JO M II St M d Gall pol s 446 7699 or UNIT PRICE CONTRACT dleport 6 rooms 1'12 baths even nos 446 9539 PMS 000$(6) full basement part ally 8 23 tfc Sealed proposals wtll be carpeted kitchen complete rece ved at the off ce of the washer and dryer etc Could D rector of the Oh o Depart 2 BEDROOM Mobile Home n be 3 bedrooms gas furnace the Rae ne Area Phone 992 ment of Transportation f replace storm doors and 5850 Columbus Ohro unt 1 10 oo w ndows cur tams and drapes a 29 tfc AM Eastern Daylight Saving ncluded For nformat1on call T me Tuesday September 24 Elden Walburn 992 2805 2 BEDROOM mob le home 1974 for mprovements n a 13 tfc 12x52 green carpeting n Athens Hocking Meigs front room w th green Morgan Noble V nton and 1 AND 9 10 acres Mulberry ut I I es No pets secur1ty W~shmgton Count es Oh o on Hgts 3 bedroom full depos t req clean ava Ja ble Athens County Road Nos 1 3 B basement central a r con mmed•ately Qu fl't on Rt JJ 6 7 10 11 12 17 11 A 19 24 24 dlt10nmg Marble wtndow about 9 m1tes north of A 25 J1 32 44 60 61 63 76 83 s liS MahoQany woodwork Pomeroy n the country 107 T22 22 A 402 and 640 n alum lnum screens for all 19) 10 He Phone 696 1051 Athens County Hock ng County outs de wmdows N ce place 9 BAle Road Nos 1 2 3 4 s 7 10 12 for couple w th fam lly fast 9 a Jtc ELECTROLUX 13 14 24 25 26 28 31 32 JJ A Vacuum house on left on Cathol c Cleaners complete w th at 33 8 34 36 42 44 52 53 82 116 5 ROOM house w th bath 2 Cemelery Road Ca ll 992 7175 WILL t rim or cut tre es and m lies from Pomeroy adults 225 249 272 300 306 333 415 tachments cordw nder and after 3 p m Can be seen by 1969 CHEVY Townsman Statton shrubbery Also clean out only Wnte m care of Box and 416 n Hock ng County p~ nt spray Used but n 1 ke appo ntment only wagon $1 195 good cond1t1on basements att cs etc Phone MegsCoul')tyRoadNOs 3 517 729E The Daly Sent net new cond1t10n Pay $34 .45 Phone 992 7620 9 6 6t c 949 3221 or 742 4441 Pomeroy Oh o 45769 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 28 JO 32 cash or budget plan ava lable 5 2.4 tfc 9 6 26tc Phone 992 2653 9 a 6tc 36 39 46 55 76 and 40J n Me1gs 75 ACRE farm 6 room house Co unty Morgan County Road 9 5 ttc barn other outbulld ngs DAY NURSERY B to6p m any Nos 2 3 4 6 7 9 15 18 J2 56 FURNISHED apartment 1969 vAN 8 cyl nder Phone 772 S19 500 Phone 742 58.45 age Rei able people w th 60 66 75 80 84 92 94 98 and adults only n M ddleport STEREO RADIO AM FM 8 5651 med 1c;a t t ra nmg w II also 108 In Morgan County Nob le 8 16 26tp Phone 992 3874 track tape combmatlon 4 a 16 ttc bebys tat ntght Call 992 7474 County Road Nos 1 3 6 10 12 5 12 tfc speaker sound system befor e 5 and 742 4902 after 4 1J 17 18 21 22 23 24 25 28 JO Balance S112 72 or easy pm J1 37 and 42 m Vmton County TWO 4 room and bath apts tn terms Call 992 3965 9 3 12tc Wilsh ngton County Road Nos Middleport For nformat1on 8 29 tfc 1\KC St Bernard pupp es 2 3 4 6 6 A 8 9 10 11 13 14 c ~ll 992 2550 or 742 6551 WILL do babysttng n my phone 843 2438 15 16 17 20 25 26 30 32 33 42 7 3 tfc home n ghts Reasonable 76 76 A 84 as 102 109 109 A 9 6 6tc SOLID weekly or n ghtly rates 126 206 23 6 244 333 341 344 TRAILER Browns Trader VINYL SIDING Phone 992 7474 or 742 4902 348 375 40!S T29 125 North 125 Court Pomeroy Phone 992 after 4 p m South 184 277 278 279 591 and 3324 a 27 12tc 1171 1n Wash no ton County by 7 1Btfc WEEKEND HIDEAWAY - 5 1972 KAWASAKI 75CC apply ing center lines and edge m m lblke Phone 992 7291 after I nes acres one floor plan 2 bedroom 3 AND 4 ROOM furnfshed and 'P m Pavement W dth - Various hort~e with full basement and unfurn ished ~partments 9 10 tfc Project and Work Length GENERAL h auttng Ph Phone 992 5434 well water NEW LISTING V<Jr ous 12a4 or 992 724 1 4 12 ttc REGISTERED Only $6 500 00 HampShire The Ohio Departme nt of _.,. 9 9 121c Boars also Kennebec and Transportal on hereby not fles PRIVATE meeting, room for NEW LISTING - Nice 7 room cobbler potatoes for winter all bidders that 11 Will af &r;ty organization phone 992 home In Rutland with hard Phone Tom Sayre 843 2491 f r mattvety msure that n an:; 3975 wood and Ptne floors bath and 9 10 Jtp contra c t ente red into pursuant 3 11 tfc gas heat Stove and BEALHIC IAN wanted Ph on e to this advert semen! minor ty 992 3557 bus ness enterprises w tl be COUNTRY Mob lfeHome Park refrigerator Garage Large 9 A 6tc afforded full opportun ty to _.._ Rt 33 ten m les north of outbullt;ilng and barn Large subm t bids In response to this Pomeroy Large lots w th lot All this for S12 ooo 00 mvltat on and will not be concrete patios s dewalks d1scnmlnated against on the LEVEL LOT - 3 bedrooms runners a.t~d oft street 9 10 6tc grounds of race color or parking Also spaces for dining all carpeted Nice kit natural ortg n In consideration small trailers Phone 992 7.479 chen batll utility living and 16 BOAT J5 h p motor and for i!ln award 7 21 tfc tra.ter wood burnmg kitchen fruit room Asking just PUBLIC NOTICE M n mum wage rates for coo_kstove plus new mer JUDY STEINMETZ thIs protect have been Sl2 500 00 chandlse and ml~c Mason predeterm ned as requ red by TUPPERS PLAINS - A ll11ie Auction Thursday 1 p m PLAINTIFF law and are set forth In the b id place on Rt 7 with city water 2 Phone ( 304 1 773 5471 ( proposal 1974 SPR ING Manor Mobfle PAUL STEINMETZ 9 10 3tc The dat& set for completion bedrooms bath gal'age and Home 1?x60 all electriC 3 DE FE NDANT of thIS. work shaH be set forth In month! old Sell tra i ler near an acre of land Want only 0 used colored TV an NO IS S77 the b ddlng proposal separate or with 150 x 165 lot GOO SB SilO 00 tenna tall 985 38t3 Paul Ste nmetl whose last Each b•dder shall be required 8 20 tfc In Tuppers Plains Phone 992 COUNTRY HOME ~ known address 1S c p Donald to file with his bid a ce,tlfled 9 10 31p 2420 or 667 3363 Weaver Rcufe 1 Harr son ville check or cash1er s check for an ELECTROLUX vacuum bedrooms ba1h large 11vlng 9 6 6tp Ohio Is hereby notified that on ~mount equal to five per cent of cleaner A 1 condltlon uses nice carport and garden A CANNING tomatoes br ing fhe .4th d'ay of Jvne 197.4 Judy hts bid but n no event more paper bags has cordw fnder BEDROoM- Windsor conta i ners Phone 247 2852 Stelnmeta being pta nttff flied than fifty tt'lousand dollars or a and rnany aHachments Al~o lovely place for only S16 500 00 Mobfle Home on 1 acre of Andr4tw Cross R:aclne Ohio her compla nt agamst h m as bond for ten per cent at h1s bid shampooer attachment In BUSI!o!ESS BUILDING - wl1h ground For more In 9 8 6tp defendant tn the Court of payable to the D rector eluded . (Only .4 .evallable ) at J rooms up for an apartment for matron c.all 992 7638 Com:mon Pleas MeJgs County 61dd~rs must apply on the $37 70 CUh or terms 7 30 tfc WALNUT dlnlno room table Ntteds renovating but will sell Ohio Case No 15 577 praying proper forms fOr qual1f cation ava ilable Phone 992 ?653 __..,_ w ith chairs and pads good old right Call for a look then we 11 for d vorce from sa1d P~ul at least ten days pnor to the 8 20 tfc 3bedroom metal bed Phone 99'2 706~ Sttlnmet:z on the grounds of date set for oepn ng b fds In 1970VALIANT6Sx12 1atk It 000 00 tully carpeted LP gas heat 9 4 trc SHETLAND PONY vro11 neglect of duty and ex acccrdan ce with Chapter 5525 Gentle IN THE FUTURE Phone 992 7751 tnme erueltv plaintiff further Ol•t~o Revised Cod~ w~th chlldr&n Cal] 992 7190 VESTMENT NOW II 25 tfc NEW Idea 2 row corn picker pr•y• for custody of mInor Plans and specifications ~re afte-r 1 p m or 985 3913 Phone 257 2852 Andrew cnlldrtn support and other on llle In the Department of anytime T Y ~ o_L.L}". 1961 2 BEDROOM PM C Cros:s Racine Oh io proptr reuer said cause Wtll be Transportation. and the office of Mobile Horne washer and 9 5 6tc 9 4 6tp for hearing on or after the ?6th the 0 strict 1Deputy D irector dryer furnished or un day of October 19'" The -Director reserves the 1973 JSO CB Honda good con furn shed Good condition 1972 SUPER Beetle VW ex r gbt to r~1ect any 11nd all bids dillon Phone 9:92 7605 Pnone John Damewood cellent condition Also Paul Stelnmet:z 9 5 6tp Reedsvllleo Oh io Phone 985 portable Mayt"g drv&r Plaintiff J PHILLIP R1CHLEY -1278 P'hone 9A9 2602 (') 10 17 14 ( 10) I 8 B 6tc _c DIRECTOR HONDA 750 Phone 99~ 9 8 6tp (JJJ10nc 9 6 6tc 197<1 7511 --------- Next fo Hoghway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route 3 337 N. 2, Middleport 992·2550 Save 550 On The Patr will offer for sate ~~ the!l'" office n Middleport Oh o at WE ARt:: peking up a p ano n your area and would 1 ke 10 a m Sept 18 1974 A 1972 some respons ble party to Plymouth Duster 2 dr take over payments Call spec al auto transm)SSion Cred t M~nager (614J 772 and a r c ond t on Ser at No 5669 or write 260 East Ma n VL 29 G2B493974 Stree-t Chillicothe Oh o 45601 9 8 Jtc 4 7 tfc 1964 FOR 0 Van Will Sell or green trade for p ckup Phone 742 CANNING tomatoes peppers Gerald ne Cleland 5943 RaciAe Oh10 9 8 Jtc 9 5 tfc 1962 WILLYS Jeep 4 Wheel NEW Wh skey barrel for sate dnve 4 cyt motor w th cab 0 E Ba ley Success Road A I cond ton S875 See at 105 Reedsv11te Phone 667 6344 Un on Ave Pomeroy C~ll 992 3293 9 I 12tp 9 8 6tc MODERN Walnut stereo rad o comblnatton 8 track tape 1973 CUSTOM De luxe pickup AM FM rad10 4 speaker VB Automat c transmtss on sound system Balance E;:cellent cond t1on Phone $109 78 or easy terms Phone 992 7810 992 396S 9 6 6tc 9 5 ttc 1966 VW Stat on Wagon tan SEWING MACHINES brand runs well good cond ton new Zfg Zag m n1ce walnut SBSO Phone 992 5388 or 992 t~ble In orlg nat ca rtons 5426 Never used Clearance on 74 9 8 Jtc models (Only a few ---- --- ~ available ) S4J 40 cash or 1967 PLYMOUTH Satell1te terms ava table Phone 992 dark green wh te nterlor 2653 very good con d t on $650 9 5 ffc Phone 992 5388 or 992 5426 -------------- lawn Mowers REDEOORAnNG? ALL-WEATHER -------------1963 FORO stat.on wagon --------------Phone 992 JB47 EXCELSIOR Salt Works E 9 8 Jtp Main Sf Pomeroy All kinds -------------of salt water pellets water 1967 FIAT good cond t1on nuggets block salt and own Phone 992 9981 your home require any of these serv1ces? All Small Appliances 171 Pe•rl St All that IS needed for a free estimate 1s a phone call . Please Phone ---------- ----- THE DAILYSENTINEL ---------- ----- BOWERS REPAIR B&K EXCAVATING Wanted To Buy ------- ----- - - - -- - -..- -----CARRIERS WANTED IN POMEROY - Don ____ __ _ ____ _!_!-61p · - - - - - - - - - - - - . ------------- -------------- Wo II do Dozer & Backhoe Work, lnsl• II Septic Tanks. HIUI Dirt. Gravel, Lomesfone or Rent One of Our Trucks, Backhoe or Dozers N E used E flat Saxophone and ~leport, Ohio case SIOO Call 9Q2 2.428 after 9?2 SU7 5 p m any day L _ _..:_....:_.:_:_.:.::::.__ _ _~ -------------- Help Wanted • Business Services -------------- 3~1 1969 CHEV BISCAYNE 4 OR EBLIN Re un on Sept 15 ell Rest Park. on Rf 33 eastc.et di nner 1 p m 9 10 4tp LOTS th vaults In Meigs Memory Gardem; worth Sl 200 sell for only $500 Phone 992 30:12 9 a '3tp $891 Local car bucket seat vinyl Interior 4 speed trans V 8 rad1o good flres Real n ice 79 Depot Street Athens 0 ---------~---- Power uw :1..:. Arabl"n mare portebl4t .air tank 1910 K•rmangtt J,a VW 1969 vw t965 Dod9e station wagon ,. dr 6 cyl au tom at lc can can be seen at Rawl ngs Au to Parts PHone 092 7889 or 991 21 51 9 I Stc NR IGHT fOr (O. 1970 CHEV MONTE CARLO THE ROSENBERG RECYCLING CO. YARD Sale Sept 11 from a 30 to 3 p m South Fourth Ave dlepo r t Curta ns spreads ctolh lng tams In case of ran f'!e ld n the basement next roMe gs Jr H gh • PoIIIJIJ 1 •• -===-========:-::::========~~======:::-::::: "or Sale ~"' QUALITY 1 nesday, 18 September and Thursday 26 September 237 Race Street M iddleport Ohio 45760 Name and Address of Fa c 1 ty where Otscharge Occurs M ddleport Sewage Treat ment Plant S o:~ I sbury Township Me g s Coun ty Oh o 2 f'~ -~ Our yard and office 17 '" " ' ' 891 N i!lm e and NOTICE Will be closed Tuesday. Columbus Oh io 43216 pi @ 0« Notice f'erm It Progra-m Polfut.ant O•sch.rge 1 POMEROY - Walk to shop .S rooms baths porches with low 2 or 3 B R Jl/ 2 part basement can be financed down payment to r1ght party S9 500 00 MIDDLEPORT Tile 2 story butldlng business room and lovely 3 B R apartment with dining R H W floors with carpeting H W heat good loca1ion 126 soo 00 POMEROY Close to shopping 3 B R dining R bath new forced air gas furnace porch good con dltion tan be financed $10 soo 00 MIDDLEPORT frame 3 B R bath u1illty R petlng life & - 1 s1ory dlnlng R some car pane11ng porthes gas heat 60 acres BUY NOW YOURSELF MONEY - ------------ SEPTIC TAN I<:S cleaned re-asonable rates Ph ·U6 .4112 Gallipolis John Russell owner and operator 5 12 tfc --------------SEP'TIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MiLLER SANITATION STEWART 3035 OHIO PH 10 " tfc C~EMEAN$ CONCRETE' It The bidding hal besn f;QUNTRY 27 205 acres SAVE LOTS OF 2259 or m 2UI ~ q /0 dellver•CI Mondey through Seturday and evenings Phone .... 6 11o112 SliRIO ASSOCIATES HENRY E CLELAND Jr KATHY CLELAND LEONA CLELAND m 662 ------------- level lot SB 500 00 WE HAVE 3 FARMS acres OPEN forlfuslness 'Persons Body Shop Langsville Ohio Free estimates weekdays a to S Saturday till noon 9 10 3tc Weot North Earl •• Paea PIU Z NT Pau You South hoi~ 2t ? UKIU 'A 2 +Qt .KQ81 What do you do now' A-Bid lhroo clabt .. oloow cl•• 1111.,..1 Nor" wo• I fill• TODAY'S QUE8110N - Mlddl!fo!:t: Pomoray " I FEEl UKf AF00t.51AH111116 Ileal~ KUEl)\U(I~ 10 A f!ULDIN6. lli I• :j,. • Your partner continues to lhroe ..1......: apadel. What do you do now' • • • �I 6- The Daily Sentmei Mtddleport Pome10y 0 Tht'Sdlty, s. pi 10, 1974 OE•H·:;~!;;}/l~!;: Sentinel Classifieds Get Results!,/' Na11on~l Etomin•llon sr.,em ( NPD~st PUI!IIl.IC NOTICE p,oplsedNPOESPermot ro Disch"'•• to 5tatt Water s Oh to on Env Protect Agency,onmenra t r.l oe.~?·a:~!~ Si,eet Public Not ic e No OE PA 74 09 070 Date Of ISSue of Pub! c Noti ce Sep1eml!ler 10 1974 ca nt Address of Ap Mayor & Counc il V llage of M ddl eport September, Of Wed ----------w J>ot< 350 V 8 automat1c P steering & brakes dark blue finish blul' Interior blue vmyll'oof factory air cond•toned Ilk new w w tires rad io Many o ther e:dl'as 1969 FORO TORI!o!O CPE I V 8 eng1ne automatte trans white f in sh good ttres '"5 I and 12 a1 581 M d b ed m sc Wi ll be loc at ed School 9 10 2tc P .steering vmyl Inter ior POMEROY MOTOR CO Rece vlng Water Oh io Rver NOTI CE The above named OPEN EVES 8, 00 PM appt1cant has appt1ed f or a POMEROY OHIO NPOEA perm t to d scharge nto the des gnated rece vmg wat er The perm t w II be Issu ed b y fhe Oh 10 Env ron mental Protect 1on Agency fh s app11 c ant rs a GARAGE Sa le Tues Wed and Thurs ac r oss from Bradbury mun c •pall ty whi ch operates an Sc hoo l 9 am t II dark ex st ng se wa ge tr ealmen 9 10 21 C fa c 1 ty The curre nl operations SO MEONE w th kn owledge of WE NEED 200 tons of sheer of th1S discharger r esu lt n an auto parts and hardware cast new or old alum inurn average effl ue nt flow of ~8 000 A TO z MART used furniture helpful Apply n person at Keep cans separate The gallons per day Key appliances and m sc R t 33 Moores n Pomeroy Oh o Rosenberg Co Athens Ohio parameters to be 1 m1ted n the Hartford W Va 9 5 tfc 8 15 lfc proposed perm 11 are as f oll ow s 7 26 tfc BIO Chem ical Oxygen Demand Sus pended Sol ds f:ecal AUCTION every Thursday 7 COOK and k tchen plus wa tress CASH$$$ FOR JUNK CAR S help wanted apply n person Co l form Chlor ne Comp Frye sTruck and Auto p m Horton St n Mason Cr ow s Steak House On the bass of prellmtnary Parts Rutland Oh o 24 Cons gnments welcome fr om 9 10 tOte staff rev ew a nd appl ca t on ot HOUR WRECKER SER 11 a m to 5 p m or call 773 standards and regulat ons the 5471 VICE Phone 742 609<1 0 re cto r of th e Oh to En 9 10 26tc 8 21 tfc v ron mental Protecl on Agency proposed to ssue a perm t for NO TRE SPASSING on the JUNK autos comp lete and the d scharge subject to certam former Jacob Saer prop er ty dellvere~toour yard We pl c;k effluent condlt ons and spec al up auto bodes ~nd buy all n Nease Settle-men t cond tons The propo se d k nds of scrap metals and 9 8 6tp determ nat1on s tentative but Iron R der s Salvage Sf Rt shall become final on the et FOR COMPLETE mob te home 124 Rt .4 Pomeroy Oh o fe et ve date unless {1) an ad se rv ce call Kmgsbury Homes Ca ll 992 5.468 tud cat on hearmg s requested Sa les and Serv~ee Inc We 9 6 26tp by the perm fttee or ( 2) the have f~ctory framed personel Loncoln Hill --- -- - - - - ~ -- ~ D rector wtthdraws and rev ses to handle your needs We also CASH paid for all makes and and the proposed perm t after do mob Je home 1m models of mobile homes cons derat on of the record of a provements such as awn ngs West Ma1n St Phone area code 614 423 9531 pub l c meet ng or wr tten c arrorts and underpmnmg .413tfc comments or upon d isapproval Cat 992 7034 from 9 30 a m by the Admtnlstrator at the U to 6 p m Monday thru OLD FURNITURE oak tables S Env ron mental Protect ion Saturday For serv ce after 6 clocks ce boxes brass beds Agency Any person may p m and weekends call 992 d shes desks or complete subm 11 a wr tten statement 7671 or 949 3655 Phone 992-2156 households Wr1te M 0 w thm th rty days of the date of 9 5 Sic • M1ller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o the Publ c Notice as to why the cal t 992 7760 Director should revise the DtDN T K,NOW THAT I MGM 5 13 tfc proposed act1on If s gnlf cant Fiea Market Spec ats S5 public nterest s shown a pub! c ns de $3 outs de Spring meet ng may be held on mot on Ave Pomeroy Oh o of the D.rector pr or to f na J Colfectors dealers et c ISsuance of the perm t fff2 DODGE COlt 37 BOOm les Every Sa t and Sunday Follow ing f nal act on by the rad1al t res good cond ton 8 7 tfc D rector any party has the Phone 992 7066 right to appeal to the En B 23 tfc GARAGE sate clothmg rugs v ronmental Board of Rev ew toys ca r seat Avon Interested persons are nv ted 1 ftr 1971 DU STER 340 paperbacks class 2 Ira ter to subm t wr ften comments 4 speed Phone 992 2019 h tch w gs pfast c craft s upon the proposed dtscharge off ce ftr m sc lues Wed permlf Comments should be 9 6 6tp and Thurs aft~rnoon only at subm tted 1n person or by m a J the Enterpr se par.sonage on no later than 30 days after the 1967 VW good cond ton Phone R t 33 date or th s Publ c Not ce 992 2897 Delver or ma 1 all comments 9 9 3tc 9 5 6tc OR 6 live lambs S35 a heed 3 Western ewes fo r $35 a head 1 utility tra ile r S75 Whtte geese George G Roberts Bashan R D 1 Long Bot tom Oh10 9 8 3tp ------------ -- CARRIERS WANTED ----- --------Auto Sales IN SYRACUSE ------ ------- AND MASON THE DAILY SENTINEl -------------- 10 NPDES Perm t Sect on Oh o Environmental Protection Agency P b Bo~ 1049 361 East Broad Street Co lumbus Ohio 43216 The OEPA permit number etnd Publ !c Noti ce numbers should appear next to the above address on the envelope and on each page of any subm tt ed comments All comment s rece1ved no later than 30 days after the date of th s Public Notice w II be considered n the formulation of f nat deter m •nat on The appl ca t ton fact sheets proposed perm 1t nclud ng proposed effluent J m ltat ons spec1al cond tons commen ts rece ved and other documents are available for nspection and may be copies at a cost of 15 cents per page at the Ohio Environmental Protect on Agency at the address above any ltme between the hours of B 00 a m and 4 JO p m Mon day through Fr day Cop.es of the Public Not ce are ava tab l e at no Charge at the same ad dress Ma1llng ltsts are manta ned for persons or groups who des re to rece ve Public Notice for all apphcat ons n the state or for certa n geogr~ph cal areas Persons or groups may also request cop1es of fa c t Sheets appl cat ons or other documents pertam ng to spec f c applfcat1on s Persons or groups may have the r names put on such a I st by mak ng a wr 1ten request to the Agency at the address shown above Wanted PHONE 992-2156 POMEROY, 0. ---- --- - - - ------- ---- 1971 DATSUN P ckup good cond t10n Phone 992 J847 9 8 Jtp NICE 6 room house at reasonable rent We are n terested In someone who wIt help sell monuments on our f ne memor a! tot Th s s a good opportun ty for the r ght person Logan Monument Company Inc Leo L vaughan Phone 992 2588 8 23 tfc '45,000 Year and Up Woth Your Own Bus mess Exclus1ve dealership ava lable 1n Me gs County and surroundmg counties Inventory Investment $3 895 9 8 3rc -------------THE C tlzens Nattonal Bank For Rent Call Markehng Manager For Appomtment (304) 342 1234 Today FURNISHED apt 3 rooms and bath Phone 992 2780 or 992 3432 9 6 tfc -- - ------ - -- APT 1 bedroom private en trance bath and k tchen Gentlemen please Call 992 5508 9 10 3t c Employment Wanted - ----- ---- - -- --------------- ---------.------- - ------ ------ --------------- ----- --------- POMEROY LANDMARK Jack w Carsey Mgr Phone 9'92 2181 A FEW new band nstruments Contact Renee Stone 992 7567 9 4 tfc --------------- LOCAL N ig ht Club do•ng strong 6 ffgure business Pr ced rfght Small down payment can ftnance balance Easy lease of real estate l!Va1table Phone 992 9972 for detl!IIS a 2.8 tfc - ------------• WALNUT Modern stereo KOSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS (The M in k 011 Base CosmetiCS ) Phone BROWN S 992 5113 8 20 tfc 1970 18 FT SCOT TIE Camper steeps 6 Good condd on Phone 992 7126 B 27 tfc STEREO RADIO am fm 8 track tape comb nat1on 4 speaker sound system Balance S106 71\_ or easy terms Call 992 3965 8 14 tfc -----------GROCERY busmess tor sate Build ng for sale or lease Phone 77J 5618 from B 30 p m to 10 p m far appo ntment J 20 tfc Oh o River Salt 3891 Phone 992 6 5 ttc -- ------~- - -------'-- - -------------- - -------------- ------------- ------------ - - I 992-255o I Known & R eltable Serv1ce James GREAT PAINT VALUES AT ALL WEATHER HARD WARE On Sate Now quality Devoe 8rtght Wh1te Late~~: House Pa nt 1n 2 gallon cans Only S6 49 per gallon Brand name Roof Pa.nt 10 pet off while fhey last Take advantage of these great buys wh1le they are sftll 1n stock ALL WEATHER HARDWARE JJ1 North Second Ave Middleport Oh•o 992 2SSO USED PIANO good cond ton 2 years old cred•t terms ava table Phone 446 0687 or wr te Brun1 ca rd House of Music 61 Court Sf Gall pols Oh o 9 5 6tc Real Estate For Sale BUSiNESS bu ldlng 50x60 cement dr ve Rt 124 near Rvttand Phone 742 5052 B 21 tfc ----- --------- --------------- -------------- ' 10 00 - Newt 20 Marcus Welby MD 6 13 Mountain Scene 33 Pollc,~lory 3N4lghl33 1S1 Barnaby Jones 8 10 Pollee S1ory 3 4 1s 10 30 - ....,y a 11 00 - Newu6 81013 IS ABCNews33 1 Tomorrow 3 News 4 13 .c ake f=lve for Life 15 WEDNESDAY SEPT 11 1974 Story 13 Schoo! Scene 10 6 JS - Columbus Today ~ 6 45 - Morning Report 3 7 00 - Today] ~ 1S CBS News 8 10 H R Pufns1uf 6 Far mer s Daughter 13 7 30 - New Zoo Revue 6 8 00 - New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame St 33 Popeye 8 25 - Jack lalanne 13 Rutland Estimates of 8 311 - Brady Bunch 6 8 SS- News 13 9 00- Paul Dl•on ~ AM 3 Phil Donahue 15 Wild Wild West 6 Bullwlnkle 8 Movie Gtgo1 13 9 30- Not For Women Only 3 HazelS TaHie1ales 10 Ph 992-5682 or 992 7121 All Mechantcal Work • BOB'S ASHlAND Open Mon S..t BAM 6 PM 992 9949 190 Mulberry Pomeroy ' t«JME DECORATING • Carburetor Adrustment ALSO SHAMPOO CARPETS AND CLEAN UPHOLSTERY DfE DEPENIME CONTRACTING 00• Interior, Elmlri:N'f Decorating Uti 2 311 - DoctorsJ 4 IS Edge of NightS 10 Gtrl1n My Llfe6 13 3 00- Another World 3 4 15 General Hospital 6 13 Right 8 10 I I loot or contract Also ~oze~ I VINYL SIDING m 7454 or work and sept1c tanks nt~ 992-7129 otallecl F,... Estimates,-.......,, I .ree or Cal~ DOZER or backhoe work Phone 446 3981 or 446 3459 9 a tfc Day 992-7089 -------------- Ntght992-3$2S FINISH Carpentry pa ntlng, nter or and exterior carpet or 992 52!12 ll')stallatlon economy and b.-~...,.....,~ excellence Phone 742 5081 9 5 tfc --------------Real Estate For S31e LOTS for s~te•tratl~r or house All utilities Phone 7.42 3615 R uti and Ohio Pr ice S2 500 1 16 tfc J Bob or Roger Jellers I I BISSEll BROTHERS Flying Missile 10 ~ 311- Bonanza IS Mod Squad 6 Gilligan s Island 13 Bewlt ched 3 Lucy Show 8 S 00 - Mr Rogers20 33 Merv Griffin 4 FBI3 Andy Grlfflth 8 Ironside 13 5 30- Elec Co 33 Hodgepodge Lodge20 News6 Traols West IS 6 00- News 3 ~ 8 10 15 ABC News13 Sesame 51 20 News 6 Diagnostic and Prescriptive Teaching of Reading 33 6 30 - News 3 ~ 8 10 tS Journey to Japan 33 il<lwitchecl 6 Gomer Pyle 13 7 00- News 10 What's My Line 8 Tru1h or Cons 3 Celebrlth Sweepstakes 3 Zoom 22 I Spy IS Elec Co 20 Bowling for Dollars 6 Big Red Machine ~ 7 311 - Let's Make A Deal 6 Mel Tillis 8 Pollee Surgeon 3 Name That Tune 4 Antiques 20 Ep1sode Action 33 The Judge 10 8 00- Unto !he Hills 33 LIHle House on !he Prairie 3 4 1S That's My Mama 6 13 Oral Rober1s 8 Sons and Daugh1ers 10 VIdeo Visionaries 20 8 30 Great American SavaQes 6 13 Dream Machine 20 33 Mov.1e LL I d relieve lhe pressure by levehng_ wtth your mother When you no longer need spend aU your energy provmg' you are what you aren't, you and she can combme forces to prove you aren't stuck w1th what you presently are Where did you ever get the Idea that parents should be slnelded when thetr biggest job ts to HELP Let them' - HELEN P S But before you take My adVIce, read what Sue has to Dear Helen and Sue I have a cousin who has the brattiest three ktds m the world She's not much better but I feel sorry for her because she's JUSt Cannon 8 10 Lucas Tanner 3 4 15 9 30 - Boardmg House 20 33 10 OO-Festlva1FIIms33 Petrocelll3 .t 15 GetChrlsfeLove6 13 Man Hunter 8 10 10 30 - Day at Nlghl 33 11 00-News3 4 6 8 1013 15 ABCNews33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 Mission Impossible 6 Untouchables 13 Janakl 33 Mov1e Marlowe 8 Movie Splendor n the Grass 10 11 45- Johnny Carson 4 15 12 30- Wild Wild West6 Wide World Speclal13 1 00 - TomorrowJ 4 Take Five for Live 2 00- News 4 13 CABLE CHANNEL FIVE Country and Western U S A 8 30 p m - Family Favorites Tom Ewell Show- Peter Loves - Superstar Th~tre 985-4102 Home Butldtng & Addtttons, Alum mum r & Vonyl Stdtng, Floor Sandmg &, Fonoshmg SEWING MACHINES Repair service all makes 992 22"84 The Fabric Shop Pomer-oy Authorized Sfnger Sales and Service We sharpen Scissors 3 29 tfc NORTH ------ ---- ---- --------------- 22) PISCES (Fob 20·March 20) Someone wut come along In the nick of t1me to help carry a responsibility you thoUQht you would have to Bhoulder all Contacts that you make at th1s time through your social ac tlv1tles will be ot a more lasting nature than usual Thle applies to someone in particular cry %2 Exchange premium %4 Iago s divorced and still sad She asks me to come clear 'crolis town (the bus cos.., 50 cenl.s) to babysit and lhen she never pays me She goes rut three limes a week (to forget herex-llusbend, she says) and everybody knows what she does wtth her dsiAls. (Someforgettmg I) I ve gtven up dates just to keep her company, but she even makes me bring my own food She s always asking me to JllCk Ul something at the store for her but never pays me back l'mapersonwhocan !say No Whatcanldo' - K 0 Carolina Country - David Niven Show June ------------- --------r-------Mobile Homes For Sale vs ------ ------------------- -----------.--- 1972- J --- --------- ' ' -------------- ____________ ----------------------------- --------------- -------------- -------------- ·---------------~ t S 61P 1ns!ance 1 I love (LaL) 7 Crlllclze a Work unit It Extinct Fledennaus' bini mald 11 Dell 15 Furious Item 18 Wood 13 Economic sotTel setback 19 Street alone piece 5 14 'Die ofters LEO (July 23 Aug I Pia~ 4 Parlor cheaply (4 wda) benefit bo!h part lea hidden benefits 1ho siruatioo (Fr) 11 Phillppille lalml 12 Obtain work harder tor something as soon as you are aware of the 15 Ma1ronly Iitie II Nimble 17 Destroyed (2 wdtt ) 19 Legible, wife 28 Made a deal as ccpy Ye~leni8J'a ~ Z1 Path II Old 21 E:Mab. 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El/6 N$-PE:CTOR CMUI'YIL.EY to$- fHE OFFICER 00 J..L BE ABL.e TO E!.P 't'OLJ GE"-1Tl.. 6M~N Both vulnerable Welt North Pass Pass Pass 4+ ~ Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass 3• Ea•t Openina 11ead-A' -------------- --------------- <;o ~OJ aw ~RN ~OOR MOt.Jel MOOr;;'{ 10 PUr Il-l~ BANK FOR S~GURII'/ AtJD -...._ifJD!;ffi~N~ 1 ~ -------------- -------------- AQUARIUS (Jan 20·Fob I 0) You wtl1 be motivated to t Vineyard ACROSS 1 - of the ApoeUea 5 Opera wear t Family Vou 11 establiSh a strooger contact wtlh one you ve had trouble ge1hng through to The Improved relat 1onah ip w ill Wanted To Do ________ ____ Ul) You tend to benefit trom an arrangement where a com promlae Is reqa.nred II a to your advantage to let the other par ty set the tenna 11\ingo 1io ahead CANCER (June 21 July 22) For Sale Help Wanted should please you 11 now de velopmg In a aUuaUon where you share •n ln1ere1t through another a benevolence CAP"ICO"N (Doc 22 Jon matters aren I work•ng as tast as you d hke tn your present convnerclal deahnga Good' --- ---- --------------- SAGITTARIUS (No• 23· Doc 2 1) Somolhlng 1hat GEMINI (Mar 21 Juno 20) Don 1 become de81londent '' ---- - ---- ... ___ _________ _ Influence ov1r others than you m1y reall.te Am your suggesllona at definite targets ~~..,. THOMAS JOSEPH • KQ76 ,9753 AJ62 ------------DOZER work land clearing by the acre hourly or contract farm ponds roads etc Large 3 BEDROOM county home for dozer and operator with over sate by owner 1m lie off Rt 7 20 years experience Pullins blacktop road 14 acres 12 Excavating Pomeroy Ohio tillable stocked a spr ng fed Phone 992 2.t7B pond 45X45 pole barn c lty 1219tfc water nfce garden spot I Phone 992 5007 or see James - - - - - - - - - - - - Hollon 0 DELL Allnement locate-d behind Rutland Grade School 9 10 6tc complete front end service brakes and tuneups wheels TWO bedroom apt furnished balanced electronically Open all electric washer and dryer 8 to 8 dally Call 742 3232 on Included fully carpet~d Must Sunday for appt see to appreciate S75 1 16 tfc depos t $150 per month One ch tid accepted For ap po ntment phone 992 7889 READY MIX CONCRETE 9 10 tfc delivered right to your prolect Fast and easy Free FOR SALE by owner SPiliCtQUS estimates Phone 992 3284 two story house 7 rooms Goegleln Ready Mix Co large utll ty room large bath Mfddleport Ohio basement downsta i rs car 6 JO tfc peted 25 x 25 shelter on double lot Syracuse Phone 992 5866 9 10 6tc mora w ill be ac As the day progreaaea you 11 discover you ve viewed a situation • little too negatively to begm with When It unfolds yCMJr attitude will brighten Unnecessary bida suggest slam P"'!!'~6.::=:=::.::; Chester, Ohto Your present tcteae hlllf'e much comptlllled TAURUS (April 20·M•r 20) rL1 7 30 p m - A11yson Show goals otMrt cent SCORPIO (Oct 2• No• 22) You won't be In too playful ot 11 mood tOday ThiO IO to YQUI ad vantage Something of a worth 9 00 - 9 30 p m Oct 23) Say NO'"' -SUE The btggest key to popularity Is Interest on others (both thmgs and people) Look alive' Ask quesllons, help someone, volunteer, )om clubs, develop a spectalty you re proud of II won't kill you to make the first move - almost everybody welcomes a friendly smtle a compliment, and a gtrl who's a good listener (Try these suggesttons first before yru tell your parenl.s you re a '!allure " Maybe there II be no need to tell them' ) SUE Ernest Tubb Show ~3 e QOod achievement cycle prov ided you apply yourselt You can now reach ARIEl Url•rch 21 April 1 g) while nature in Dear K +-++ Mary WIN AT BRIDGE OONST. CO. • Price •s 3 30 - One Life to Live 13 Match Game 8 10 Lassle6 ; How to Survive a Marriage 3 4 l.S 4 00- Mr Cartoon 3 Sesame St 33 Tattletales 8 Somersef 15 Gilligan s Is. 6 $10 000 Pyramid 13 Bonanza 4 Movie Ofi'QUNG SERVICE I Llnes and Power( IWater L1n.. All work done bY thO Remodellnt Young and Restless 10 Game 6 13 PHONE 992-5476 When l waolltUe, I used to bring home Ill\! of valenUnes frtm ttehooi - aU slgned by dUferent kids Ex.cepl they were aU signed by me That wu 1ww I got started fooling my parents Into thif1klng I was very popular You see they always ftgurecl I would be the best In my clasa In every way and I haled to tell them 1was best ooly in grades But the kids just ignored me I'd go to Ute parties or out to lhe playground on weekenda and tell Mom how much fun I had - which I didn't I When my one glrllrlend called up, I'd pretend to my folks she wao different people Dad lsn'tweU,so f hadanex~'Wiefornot bringing a bunch of kids home with me I'd "'" them about how I danced every dance at Ute junior hi dances (ha 1) and I even Invented a boyfriend, • knowing Mom wouldn !let me date, so I wouldn't have to produce him (She was popular in school, and lakes itfor granted I will be ) A lot of times I cried myself !o sle<>p rut of loneUness I m scared to talk !o boys - and the gtrls shU mostly Ignore me I m not bed looking, )lUll dull I guess Not like Mom and Dad, who are the grea..,st Now that I'm 16, M<m says I can da"' and shes expecUng me to - she figures all those guys I talked about are )lUll stan ding m line' I can tletmyfolksdown What III do ' - WNELYUAR LL Phil Donahue 8 LII"A (hpL You re Mom'l 'Moat PGplllarGirt' 12 00 - Password 6 Bob Brauns 50 SO Club 4 News 8 10 13 Jackpot 3 1S Mr Rogers 33 I 30-AstheWorldTurns8 10 JeopardyJ 4 IS Let sMoke A Deal 6 13 2 00 - Days of Our Llves3 4 IS Guiding Ltghl8 10 Newlywed wort t be aa luCky with thoae you know little about Rap say 12 SS- NBC News 3 15 I 00 - News 3 All My Children 6 13 Not For Women Only 15 rec9f<l you re fiiiTWiiar w&th and til will wOf'k out well You By Helen and Sue Bottel 11 30- HollywOOd Squares 3 4 1S Love of Lite 8 10 Brady Bunch 13 Lucy Shoe 6 11 55-CBS NewsB Dan lmels Wo•ld 10 12 30 - Search for Tomorrow 8 10 Split Second 6 Celebrity Sweepstakesl 15 Afternoon with OJ 13 Elec Co Jl INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR e Tune Up--ss 00 up AuTOMOBILE nsurance been cancelled? Lost your operetor s I cense Call 992 7428 6 15 tfc 4 IS Phil Donahue< Password 13 High Rollers 3 15 Now You See U 8 10 $10 000 Pyramid 6 •Brake Work • General Overhaul EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe work septic tanks nstalled dump trucks and lo boys tor hire w If haul f II d rt top soli I mestone & grave-r Call Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n1ght phone 992 J525 or 992 5232 2 11 tfc Name That Tune 3 15 10 30-GambltB 10 Winning Slreak3 0 Modern San tat on ~92 3954 or 992 7349 10 23 ttc Jokers Wild 8 10 Company 6 10 00 11 00 - EXPERIENCED MECHANIC ON DUTY B 30AM loS PM PR Lldsvllle 13 Capt Kangaroo B Jeffs Collie 6 10 Captain Kangaroo 10 Deal w ith people whoM track Generation Rap ""t,' 2 00 - On Stale Rt 124 'It mil from Route 7 by pass towards C. II m 2836 For -SEPTIC -------------TANKS cleaned For Sale S TUESDAY SEPT 10 1t1 4 10- 15 ":e~ ~ ?0 Now• 3 4 L111as Yooa & You 33 News! ewr 6 13 N 6 30 <h;, 6 I01 NBC Nows 3 4 IS French Chet 33 Bowl! mor Py1o 13 7 00 Wit NahMy Llnol Elec Co 10 T•ulh oc ConseQ 3 Paul ~chlms 331 Bawling Foe Dollars 6 News 10 Nomo Thill 3 7 ;;:;u~·~ FJBA 15 Eioclrlc Company 20 Ar1 of Football 33 Animals 6 ~25 \:gl,l~ood f.\'r,res 3 4 Wild W11d World of Truth 13 Morco S~tr,'/'. 33 Price'' Right 10 To Tell !he I 008;.'in Bulldl Mon O..!roys 33 Happy Cays 6 13 Movie I 3IJ ~ MOCent 3 4 15 GOOd TlmeS8 10 ... ::-: 1 yeFto Eye l3 Baneeek J A 15 Movie Hurricane 1 13 .. ~. • tve Desperate Women 6 M A s H 1 10 ', 30 00 - Fplrtng Line 20: Jeanne Wolfe wl1h 33 Hawaii 50 8 10 erfOrmance 33 6 OO 1 00 - GARAGE Is your l ng ? Com pare our I any otMrs We II give you ~ profess onat roof for tess ) PHONE cabinets, etc. YUIOO (Aus 23 Sept 22) Johnny Carson J 4 15 Mission Impossi ble 6 Un to1uchiiA bLies 13 Jonok( 33 Movie Family Fligh1 8 Mov ie n onety Place 10 .. 12 30 - Wide World Mfs1ery 13 ROGER HYSELL'S 9'49 3832 or 843 2667 From a shelf to a house Painttng Sldtng roofing_, paper hang1ng kitchen Television Log 6 00 - Sunrise Seminar 4 Summer Semester 10 6 25 - Fa,-m Report 13 6 30 - Five Minutes to Live By" Ne ws6 Bible Answers 8 The D&D CONJRUCTION --------------- --------------- -------------Pets For Sale K&H ROOFING 7 -ThoO.UySentl,.l,Mid~ P<meroy,O, Tueo<lay,Sept 10 11 30 - .......,... 0. Free Esttmate ------------ --- --------------- ·--·.- li!"((lj- IIOQflloll home Have a beautiful new roof installed by All Weather Roofing Co - ------------- ------ --- =----- - ..,,. .....¥ All Types of BUILDING and REMODELING rad o am fm 8 track tape combmat on 4 speaker sound system Balance S110 76 or budget terms Call 992 3965 8 22 tfc -::::.:::- If so, Call us Now for • ---- - ------- ---,----- - Don t forget the roof of your NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF SMALL HOUSE can be seen at TRANSPORTATION 240 Condor St PomerOy NICE 3 room apt and bath Phone 992 7126 Columbus Ohro all electr c n Pomeroy August23 1974 9 5 ttc Tabletop range wall oven Contract Sales Legal Copy nicest apt around Phone NO' 74 644 HOUSE 6JO M II St M d Gall pol s 446 7699 or UNIT PRICE CONTRACT dleport 6 rooms 1'12 baths even nos 446 9539 PMS 000$(6) full basement part ally 8 23 tfc Sealed proposals wtll be carpeted kitchen complete rece ved at the off ce of the washer and dryer etc Could D rector of the Oh o Depart 2 BEDROOM Mobile Home n be 3 bedrooms gas furnace the Rae ne Area Phone 992 ment of Transportation f replace storm doors and 5850 Columbus Ohro unt 1 10 oo w ndows cur tams and drapes a 29 tfc AM Eastern Daylight Saving ncluded For nformat1on call T me Tuesday September 24 Elden Walburn 992 2805 2 BEDROOM mob le home 1974 for mprovements n a 13 tfc 12x52 green carpeting n Athens Hocking Meigs front room w th green Morgan Noble V nton and 1 AND 9 10 acres Mulberry ut I I es No pets secur1ty W~shmgton Count es Oh o on Hgts 3 bedroom full depos t req clean ava Ja ble Athens County Road Nos 1 3 B basement central a r con mmed•ately Qu fl't on Rt JJ 6 7 10 11 12 17 11 A 19 24 24 dlt10nmg Marble wtndow about 9 m1tes north of A 25 J1 32 44 60 61 63 76 83 s liS MahoQany woodwork Pomeroy n the country 107 T22 22 A 402 and 640 n alum lnum screens for all 19) 10 He Phone 696 1051 Athens County Hock ng County outs de wmdows N ce place 9 BAle Road Nos 1 2 3 4 s 7 10 12 for couple w th fam lly fast 9 a Jtc ELECTROLUX 13 14 24 25 26 28 31 32 JJ A Vacuum house on left on Cathol c Cleaners complete w th at 33 8 34 36 42 44 52 53 82 116 5 ROOM house w th bath 2 Cemelery Road Ca ll 992 7175 WILL t rim or cut tre es and m lies from Pomeroy adults 225 249 272 300 306 333 415 tachments cordw nder and after 3 p m Can be seen by 1969 CHEVY Townsman Statton shrubbery Also clean out only Wnte m care of Box and 416 n Hock ng County p~ nt spray Used but n 1 ke appo ntment only wagon $1 195 good cond1t1on basements att cs etc Phone MegsCoul')tyRoadNOs 3 517 729E The Daly Sent net new cond1t10n Pay $34 .45 Phone 992 7620 9 6 6t c 949 3221 or 742 4441 Pomeroy Oh o 45769 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 28 JO 32 cash or budget plan ava lable 5 2.4 tfc 9 6 26tc Phone 992 2653 9 a 6tc 36 39 46 55 76 and 40J n Me1gs 75 ACRE farm 6 room house Co unty Morgan County Road 9 5 ttc barn other outbulld ngs DAY NURSERY B to6p m any Nos 2 3 4 6 7 9 15 18 J2 56 FURNISHED apartment 1969 vAN 8 cyl nder Phone 772 S19 500 Phone 742 58.45 age Rei able people w th 60 66 75 80 84 92 94 98 and adults only n M ddleport STEREO RADIO AM FM 8 5651 med 1c;a t t ra nmg w II also 108 In Morgan County Nob le 8 16 26tp Phone 992 3874 track tape combmatlon 4 a 16 ttc bebys tat ntght Call 992 7474 County Road Nos 1 3 6 10 12 5 12 tfc speaker sound system befor e 5 and 742 4902 after 4 1J 17 18 21 22 23 24 25 28 JO Balance S112 72 or easy pm J1 37 and 42 m Vmton County TWO 4 room and bath apts tn terms Call 992 3965 9 3 12tc Wilsh ngton County Road Nos Middleport For nformat1on 8 29 tfc 1\KC St Bernard pupp es 2 3 4 6 6 A 8 9 10 11 13 14 c ~ll 992 2550 or 742 6551 WILL do babysttng n my phone 843 2438 15 16 17 20 25 26 30 32 33 42 7 3 tfc home n ghts Reasonable 76 76 A 84 as 102 109 109 A 9 6 6tc SOLID weekly or n ghtly rates 126 206 23 6 244 333 341 344 TRAILER Browns Trader VINYL SIDING Phone 992 7474 or 742 4902 348 375 40!S T29 125 North 125 Court Pomeroy Phone 992 after 4 p m South 184 277 278 279 591 and 3324 a 27 12tc 1171 1n Wash no ton County by 7 1Btfc WEEKEND HIDEAWAY - 5 1972 KAWASAKI 75CC apply ing center lines and edge m m lblke Phone 992 7291 after I nes acres one floor plan 2 bedroom 3 AND 4 ROOM furnfshed and 'P m Pavement W dth - Various hort~e with full basement and unfurn ished ~partments 9 10 tfc Project and Work Length GENERAL h auttng Ph Phone 992 5434 well water NEW LISTING V<Jr ous 12a4 or 992 724 1 4 12 ttc REGISTERED Only $6 500 00 HampShire The Ohio Departme nt of _.,. 9 9 121c Boars also Kennebec and Transportal on hereby not fles PRIVATE meeting, room for NEW LISTING - Nice 7 room cobbler potatoes for winter all bidders that 11 Will af &r;ty organization phone 992 home In Rutland with hard Phone Tom Sayre 843 2491 f r mattvety msure that n an:; 3975 wood and Ptne floors bath and 9 10 Jtp contra c t ente red into pursuant 3 11 tfc gas heat Stove and BEALHIC IAN wanted Ph on e to this advert semen! minor ty 992 3557 bus ness enterprises w tl be COUNTRY Mob lfeHome Park refrigerator Garage Large 9 A 6tc afforded full opportun ty to _.._ Rt 33 ten m les north of outbullt;ilng and barn Large subm t bids In response to this Pomeroy Large lots w th lot All this for S12 ooo 00 mvltat on and will not be concrete patios s dewalks d1scnmlnated against on the LEVEL LOT - 3 bedrooms runners a.t~d oft street 9 10 6tc grounds of race color or parking Also spaces for dining all carpeted Nice kit natural ortg n In consideration small trailers Phone 992 7.479 chen batll utility living and 16 BOAT J5 h p motor and for i!ln award 7 21 tfc tra.ter wood burnmg kitchen fruit room Asking just PUBLIC NOTICE M n mum wage rates for coo_kstove plus new mer JUDY STEINMETZ thIs protect have been Sl2 500 00 chandlse and ml~c Mason predeterm ned as requ red by TUPPERS PLAINS - A ll11ie Auction Thursday 1 p m PLAINTIFF law and are set forth In the b id place on Rt 7 with city water 2 Phone ( 304 1 773 5471 ( proposal 1974 SPR ING Manor Mobfle PAUL STEINMETZ 9 10 3tc The dat& set for completion bedrooms bath gal'age and Home 1?x60 all electriC 3 DE FE NDANT of thIS. work shaH be set forth In month! old Sell tra i ler near an acre of land Want only 0 used colored TV an NO IS S77 the b ddlng proposal separate or with 150 x 165 lot GOO SB SilO 00 tenna tall 985 38t3 Paul Ste nmetl whose last Each b•dder shall be required 8 20 tfc In Tuppers Plains Phone 992 COUNTRY HOME ~ known address 1S c p Donald to file with his bid a ce,tlfled 9 10 31p 2420 or 667 3363 Weaver Rcufe 1 Harr son ville check or cash1er s check for an ELECTROLUX vacuum bedrooms ba1h large 11vlng 9 6 6tp Ohio Is hereby notified that on ~mount equal to five per cent of cleaner A 1 condltlon uses nice carport and garden A CANNING tomatoes br ing fhe .4th d'ay of Jvne 197.4 Judy hts bid but n no event more paper bags has cordw fnder BEDROoM- Windsor conta i ners Phone 247 2852 Stelnmeta being pta nttff flied than fifty tt'lousand dollars or a and rnany aHachments Al~o lovely place for only S16 500 00 Mobfle Home on 1 acre of Andr4tw Cross R:aclne Ohio her compla nt agamst h m as bond for ten per cent at h1s bid shampooer attachment In BUSI!o!ESS BUILDING - wl1h ground For more In 9 8 6tp defendant tn the Court of payable to the D rector eluded . (Only .4 .evallable ) at J rooms up for an apartment for matron c.all 992 7638 Com:mon Pleas MeJgs County 61dd~rs must apply on the $37 70 CUh or terms 7 30 tfc WALNUT dlnlno room table Ntteds renovating but will sell Ohio Case No 15 577 praying proper forms fOr qual1f cation ava ilable Phone 992 ?653 __..,_ w ith chairs and pads good old right Call for a look then we 11 for d vorce from sa1d P~ul at least ten days pnor to the 8 20 tfc 3bedroom metal bed Phone 99'2 706~ Sttlnmet:z on the grounds of date set for oepn ng b fds In 1970VALIANT6Sx12 1atk It 000 00 tully carpeted LP gas heat 9 4 trc SHETLAND PONY vro11 neglect of duty and ex acccrdan ce with Chapter 5525 Gentle IN THE FUTURE Phone 992 7751 tnme erueltv plaintiff further Ol•t~o Revised Cod~ w~th chlldr&n Cal] 992 7190 VESTMENT NOW II 25 tfc NEW Idea 2 row corn picker pr•y• for custody of mInor Plans and specifications ~re afte-r 1 p m or 985 3913 Phone 257 2852 Andrew cnlldrtn support and other on llle In the Department of anytime T Y ~ o_L.L}". 1961 2 BEDROOM PM C Cros:s Racine Oh io proptr reuer said cause Wtll be Transportation. and the office of Mobile Horne washer and 9 5 6tc 9 4 6tp for hearing on or after the ?6th the 0 strict 1Deputy D irector dryer furnished or un day of October 19'" The -Director reserves the 1973 JSO CB Honda good con furn shed Good condition 1972 SUPER Beetle VW ex r gbt to r~1ect any 11nd all bids dillon Phone 9:92 7605 Pnone John Damewood cellent condition Also Paul Stelnmet:z 9 5 6tp Reedsvllleo Oh io Phone 985 portable Mayt"g drv&r Plaintiff J PHILLIP R1CHLEY -1278 P'hone 9A9 2602 (') 10 17 14 ( 10) I 8 B 6tc _c DIRECTOR HONDA 750 Phone 99~ 9 8 6tp (JJJ10nc 9 6 6tc 197<1 7511 --------- Next fo Hoghway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route 3 337 N. 2, Middleport 992·2550 Save 550 On The Patr will offer for sate ~~ the!l'" office n Middleport Oh o at WE ARt:: peking up a p ano n your area and would 1 ke 10 a m Sept 18 1974 A 1972 some respons ble party to Plymouth Duster 2 dr take over payments Call spec al auto transm)SSion Cred t M~nager (614J 772 and a r c ond t on Ser at No 5669 or write 260 East Ma n VL 29 G2B493974 Stree-t Chillicothe Oh o 45601 9 8 Jtc 4 7 tfc 1964 FOR 0 Van Will Sell or green trade for p ckup Phone 742 CANNING tomatoes peppers Gerald ne Cleland 5943 RaciAe Oh10 9 8 Jtc 9 5 tfc 1962 WILLYS Jeep 4 Wheel NEW Wh skey barrel for sate dnve 4 cyt motor w th cab 0 E Ba ley Success Road A I cond ton S875 See at 105 Reedsv11te Phone 667 6344 Un on Ave Pomeroy C~ll 992 3293 9 I 12tp 9 8 6tc MODERN Walnut stereo rad o comblnatton 8 track tape 1973 CUSTOM De luxe pickup AM FM rad10 4 speaker VB Automat c transmtss on sound system Balance E;:cellent cond t1on Phone $109 78 or easy terms Phone 992 7810 992 396S 9 6 6tc 9 5 ttc 1966 VW Stat on Wagon tan SEWING MACHINES brand runs well good cond ton new Zfg Zag m n1ce walnut SBSO Phone 992 5388 or 992 t~ble In orlg nat ca rtons 5426 Never used Clearance on 74 9 8 Jtc models (Only a few ---- --- ~ available ) S4J 40 cash or 1967 PLYMOUTH Satell1te terms ava table Phone 992 dark green wh te nterlor 2653 very good con d t on $650 9 5 ffc Phone 992 5388 or 992 5426 -------------- lawn Mowers REDEOORAnNG? ALL-WEATHER -------------1963 FORO stat.on wagon --------------Phone 992 JB47 EXCELSIOR Salt Works E 9 8 Jtp Main Sf Pomeroy All kinds -------------of salt water pellets water 1967 FIAT good cond t1on nuggets block salt and own Phone 992 9981 your home require any of these serv1ces? All Small Appliances 171 Pe•rl St All that IS needed for a free estimate 1s a phone call . Please Phone ---------- ----- THE DAILYSENTINEL ---------- ----- BOWERS REPAIR B&K EXCAVATING Wanted To Buy ------- ----- - - - -- - -..- -----CARRIERS WANTED IN POMEROY - Don ____ __ _ ____ _!_!-61p · - - - - - - - - - - - - . ------------- -------------- Wo II do Dozer & Backhoe Work, lnsl• II Septic Tanks. HIUI Dirt. Gravel, Lomesfone or Rent One of Our Trucks, Backhoe or Dozers N E used E flat Saxophone and ~leport, Ohio case SIOO Call 9Q2 2.428 after 9?2 SU7 5 p m any day L _ _..:_....:_.:_:_.:.::::.__ _ _~ -------------- Help Wanted • Business Services -------------- 3~1 1969 CHEV BISCAYNE 4 OR EBLIN Re un on Sept 15 ell Rest Park. on Rf 33 eastc.et di nner 1 p m 9 10 4tp LOTS th vaults In Meigs Memory Gardem; worth Sl 200 sell for only $500 Phone 992 30:12 9 a '3tp $891 Local car bucket seat vinyl Interior 4 speed trans V 8 rad1o good flres Real n ice 79 Depot Street Athens 0 ---------~---- Power uw :1..:. Arabl"n mare portebl4t .air tank 1910 K•rmangtt J,a VW 1969 vw t965 Dod9e station wagon ,. dr 6 cyl au tom at lc can can be seen at Rawl ngs Au to Parts PHone 092 7889 or 991 21 51 9 I Stc NR IGHT fOr (O. 1970 CHEV MONTE CARLO THE ROSENBERG RECYCLING CO. YARD Sale Sept 11 from a 30 to 3 p m South Fourth Ave dlepo r t Curta ns spreads ctolh lng tams In case of ran f'!e ld n the basement next roMe gs Jr H gh • PoIIIJIJ 1 •• -===-========:-::::========~~======:::-::::: "or Sale ~"' QUALITY 1 nesday, 18 September and Thursday 26 September 237 Race Street M iddleport Ohio 45760 Name and Address of Fa c 1 ty where Otscharge Occurs M ddleport Sewage Treat ment Plant S o:~ I sbury Township Me g s Coun ty Oh o 2 f'~ -~ Our yard and office 17 '" " ' ' 891 N i!lm e and NOTICE Will be closed Tuesday. Columbus Oh io 43216 pi @ 0« Notice f'erm It Progra-m Polfut.ant O•sch.rge 1 POMEROY - Walk to shop .S rooms baths porches with low 2 or 3 B R Jl/ 2 part basement can be financed down payment to r1ght party S9 500 00 MIDDLEPORT Tile 2 story butldlng business room and lovely 3 B R apartment with dining R H W floors with carpeting H W heat good loca1ion 126 soo 00 POMEROY Close to shopping 3 B R dining R bath new forced air gas furnace porch good con dltion tan be financed $10 soo 00 MIDDLEPORT frame 3 B R bath u1illty R petlng life & - 1 s1ory dlnlng R some car pane11ng porthes gas heat 60 acres BUY NOW YOURSELF MONEY - ------------ SEPTIC TAN I<:S cleaned re-asonable rates Ph ·U6 .4112 Gallipolis John Russell owner and operator 5 12 tfc --------------SEP'TIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MiLLER SANITATION STEWART 3035 OHIO PH 10 " tfc C~EMEAN$ CONCRETE' It The bidding hal besn f;QUNTRY 27 205 acres SAVE LOTS OF 2259 or m 2UI ~ q /0 dellver•CI Mondey through Seturday and evenings Phone .... 6 11o112 SliRIO ASSOCIATES HENRY E CLELAND Jr KATHY CLELAND LEONA CLELAND m 662 ------------- level lot SB 500 00 WE HAVE 3 FARMS acres OPEN forlfuslness 'Persons Body Shop Langsville Ohio Free estimates weekdays a to S Saturday till noon 9 10 3tc Weot North Earl •• Paea PIU Z NT Pau You South hoi~ 2t ? UKIU 'A 2 +Qt .KQ81 What do you do now' A-Bid lhroo clabt .. oloow cl•• 1111.,..1 Nor" wo• I fill• TODAY'S QUE8110N - Mlddl!fo!:t: Pomoray " I FEEl UKf AF00t.51AH111116 Ileal~ KUEl)\U(I~ 10 A f!ULDIN6. lli I• :j,. • Your partner continues to lhroe ..1......: apadel. What do you do now' • • • �·~Tho Deily Sontlnel, MlddleporiJ'<rneroy. 0 ., Tu...s.y. ~ Knie.val pockets $9 million, goes home·· BUTtE, Mont. (UPI)- Evel Knlevol llolr over the snake Rl- canyon Monday In an airplane and waved IJOOC!bYe. "I'm not 110u.t back," he Mid. He ,..... to bll heme here after bll attempt to ci'GII the aonyoo In bll atea'1'-p>OJered "lllycycle X2" faDed SUnday. He wu met by a cheerlnC crowd and a motorcacle. Thedandevll, who earned"' mllliQn f<r the lllupl, macle It clear he wouldn't·lry again. ''Today I flew over the snake ru..,r Canyoo for the lui time, and I wavrd a final goodbye," he aaid. · Knlevel aald the premature ........ of the paraehllte U.t caUied the ''lkycycle" to brake and drift <1o1m the eGO-toot deep canyoo wu not hll fault or the rocket lol!m's. He aoUed It 86 attended post fair day Approslmotely 86 Meigs County 4-H'ers, advtaor., and parenli attended, "Fair Dey after the Fair," Saturday evening when a magazine race, dreu-up relay, balloon race, baby marathon, :!-legged race, and a bean bag pitch heightened appetites for the poUuck dinner that followed. Grace was given by County Agent John Rice. A square dance lq>ped off the evening, .u couples enjoyed the swlngln' sounds o! John C. Rice and the Stonn Estenalons. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Gay Johnoon, Grant, Randy, Julia, Amy and CUrt, Albany; Mrs. Maslne Dyer, Opal, Patty, and Billy and Mrs. Le(\a Rumfleld, Bidwell; . Sandy Wamsley, Cheoter; Mr. and Mrs. CJaytoo Coffey, Guysville; Pauline Hysell, Noah and Paula, and Suzie Teaford, Minersville. Mr. and Mrs . Nlcklols LeOnard, Sr., Jr., and Danny, Mr. and Mrs. VirgO Windon, Debra Brian, Becky and Blair, Becky Will, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Riggs, Mark, David, Ray, panny, Paul, Unda and Uaa, Roy Parker, Thebna, Tracy, Jimmie Joe, and Tlll\mle Wendell J~rs. Holen and Uncia ParUow, Ronnie Wood, Kathy and Patty Parker, ConUnued from page I ·of Richard Nixon from the legal consequences of hla actions was part of • deal entered Into as a condition o! Gerald Ford's sscendence tO the presidency a month ago." Ford'a ~rs aald the action waa courageous. Alll.st· ant Senate party leader Robert P . Griffin, R-Mlch. uld, "Hiatory will judge hla action and I feel he will fare weD In the judgment." Sen. Hugh Scott, R·Pa., offered a COIIlpl'OOlise. He aald Ualted Preu lnlenlatloaal Former U.S. Attorney all Information In the governRamsey Clark batUed General ment'• poeoeaslon dealing with the acandal ~uld be publicly today with a mlillonalre Israeli Immigrant and the mayor of a released. "In the interelt of ending the amaU city upetate ,... the right conlillulng cootroveny ," he to lry to unseat Jacob Javlts · aald, "Mr. Nlson's full role In from the u.s. Senate. The hot New \'ork Watergate should be revealed Democratic contest among tbe to the American publie." Therewes oneotheralgn that former Tesan, Abe Hlrachfeld the Ford proaldency may not of New York City and Lee ·Alexander of Syracuse be the aame again. For<! was met by booa and hlghlishted the year's biggest chanta of "juatlce died, justice run of prlmarleo. Javlta was died" when he traveled to unoppoeed for tbe Republican Pittaburgh Monday. People nomination. waved alps reacUnc~ !'Ford's 1 Thirteen states and the Double &.,ndard," and ut,er.. nation 'a capital were chooalng general election alate& for Nov. Hcnt In '76." Tammy Debord, Brenda and Beverly Blahop, Evert! Holcomb, Diane and Lauro Smith and ROdney Carl, all of the pomeroy area. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bickers and Kim, and Paul o-ou, Racine; Annie and Brenda calaway, John, Tammy and Belly Cremeana, Mr. and Mrs. John Rice, Mark, Jolmnle and ' David, and Nlesel Duvall, Reedsville; Jean, Ed, Randy, Sue, and Danny Kennedy, Pauling ·H. Atkins, Donna We her, and Jeff Grate, Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Carr, Tereaa and Sonia, Don Jack&on and Julia Blake, Tuppers Plains, and Ann Colwell from Vinton. The Melga County 4-H. Ad· vlsory Commlttee furnished · funds for lhlx event. 13 states have elections today ~- MEIGS ntEATRE Tonllhl, S.pt. 10 "WALKING TALL" (R) CARTOONS . Wtdn.,day 1nd ThUnd•y Sept. 11·12 NOT OPEN Sllow Starh 7 p.m. Bealdes . Ne'l' York, primaries were underway In Vermont, New Hampohlre, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Florida, Massachusetts, Maryland, 1141nnesota, Wlaconaln, Colorado, Utah and Arizona. · The District of Columbia wu beginning to form Its lint elected government In 104 years. Howard Samuela, · former New York City oil-track betting commluloner, took on for ALL your banking ·needs CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Brooltlyn Congressman Hugh Carey for the chance to return the prlxed New York governorahlp to Democratic control for the first lbne. in 16 years. The winner will run agalnat Republican Gov. Malcolm wn. 1011, the ![>.year Ueutenant governor who stepped Into the lq> job last winter with the resignation of the -.D.ngly unbeatable Nelson RidefeUer. Vermont and New Hampshire were chooolns candidates to succeed Republican ..,terana Sena. George Aiken and Norris Cotton. Floridil voters were aelectlng candidates for the seat at Republican Sen. Edward Gurney, who withdrew when charged with campaign ir· regularities. There wes a general acramble under way In Arizona for the nooilnaUons to seek ·the. office being vacated by Joog. lbne Gov. Jack Wllllama, a Republican. . Ulah and Comectlcut only held congressional primaries today. They have already choaen party candidate a by convention . to seek the Senate post of retiring Republiaon .Wallace Bemett and the governorship being vacated by Republican 'inetal fallure.'' "But tbere waa no failure with God beaouae he macle the -blow, and he blew~ to • the side of that canyon and I again. It wu aa If aom~ put the brakes on. I ripped OV' visor away. Then terror got It me because I knew that II I went Into the river I wOIIItl Uved.t drown. He had face laceratlona and brullea but suffered no aerlous lnjuriea. The event groued about $21 million for the promotera. Knle..,l aald he blacked out when the rocket blasted off l'ront the launching pad In an attempt to loop over the quarter-mile canyon near Twlil FaU., Idaho. "I didn't know what wes happening but afler the skycycle chutes opened I woke up News. •• Put your prized possessions, your irreplaceable documents " where you can get to them but harm can't . . . a burglar-proof, fire.·proof safe deposit box. Yearly Rentals We Offw You Quiet ancl Privacy As Well ai CompleN Protection ·, .,.T. . W'IIIdow•d Wll.Up Wllldow . Open Fridlr E1111inp 5 to 7 P.M. WHFN YOU VISIT , PARK FP.H ------------_. . . Latlgo Leelheo Nevy Leather .. and Suedes .•s.oo Pr. II I • .._ . . . . . Daetolt ....II~ O.,..llllai · y f ~. ,.._house Your Tllom MeAn Srwo -~ottor~.o. ' ( ..1.. •' ' ConUnued from JliiRe 1 like a .,...rd over our former President's heed," he chose to depart l'ront his text to add, "threatening his health." The addition added fuel to rumors already Dying about the capital. Had Nixon bad an emotional setback? Published reports last week deacrlbed him as "deeply depressed." tile-· Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMISSIONS - Michael Wark, Parkersburg; . Gora Noble, Mason; Unda Dye, · Letart, W. Va.; Dora Roush, Middleport; Tammy Reitmire, Pomeroy; Everett Thomas, Pomeroy ; Wanda Swartz, Pomeroy. DISCHARGES Doris Thomas, Diana Walker, Louise Myers, Dennis Turbyfill, Lula Southern. Pleasant Valley Hospital DISCHARGES- Mrs. Bruce Castle, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Orville Williamson, Southside; ATHENS, OIUO - GOV. JOHN J . GILLIGAN says Mrs. Christopher Dinguss and ''financial disclosure is more than just a nice thing to do - it is a necesalty" considering what Americans endured the last two son, Mason; Mrs . Robert Shamblin, Henderson; Ken years. ''Ohioans must have the !ruth about public policy and about . Markham, Ashton: Mrs. Leo private deaUngs of the elected people," he said at a fund raising Plants , Point Pleasant; meeUng Monday. "We owe tbe people the truth. The people have Franklin Casto, Columbus ; a right to know who owns their public officials, whether it is the Catherine Daylong, Gallipolis Ferry. people themselves or whether It is the special interests. . "We have these laws now, but there are still candidates who Holzer Medical Center are attempting to give the people less than financial bonesty, and (Discharges, Sept. 9) my opponent In the November election (James A. Rhodes) is one Bruce Adams, Harry of them." Baldwin, Mrs. Arthur Brad· CLEVELAND - IN ORDER TO REDUCE CAPITAL . shaw and doughier, Anna . spending requirements for the next decade, the central Area Burke, Freda Cavey, Jay PDwer Coordination (CAP<X>) group has changed ci>nslruction Cockran, Beulah CorneD, Mrs. schedules of seven electric generstlng units. The changes could Rex Cumings and daughter, cauae shortages In power beginning as early es 1978, according to Eva Dabney, Gary DePue, Rochella Foster, Myrtle the members of CAPCO. . !ricluded In the changes are the cancellation of consirucUon Knapp, Harriett Mays, Bessie of the $341 mlillon unit 3at Bruce Mansfield Plant at Shippen port, Pa; a one-year delay ofUnlt 2, a S334 mlillon project; delay In the completion of Unit 2at the Beaver VaUey Nuclear Power Plant at Shlppenport and Units 2 and 3 at the O.vJs..Besse Nuclear Power Statioo-near Port Clinton, and the two units planned at the Erie Nilcfellr Plant near Berlin Heights, will be delayed lor one year Dr . Herman L. Koby , until 19113. executive vice president of Rio Mrs. Loeffler joins Rio staff' DtCIIItd. NotiCt Is .t ltrtby glv•n that Ch•ster Erwin ot ·Midelltr,ort , Ohio. hn bHn duly appo ntt>d •• E-,:tcutor of tht est•t• ot Vona McKn ljjjht, dtce.tltel , late of Mtlgl County , Ohl<l . Creditors are required fC) flit lhtlr CtiiMI With IIICI fldlcullry with in four months . · Dtttd thlt 29th dav of August SYMPATHY FLOWERS To Soften Sorrow Bask•"· Sprays, Vases- l]S & up 191 • . ' MlnnlngO , WtOIIor cour1 ol com~on ~r::.~ Pro.. te DlviiiOII (t) 1. 10, 11, Jtc DdBJ!s Florist Sf N, Second St. · Middleport, 0. . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ _ __ . Director named for SSI-alert HOSPITAL NEWS SACRAME;NTO, CALIF. - FORMER PRESIDENT Richard M. Nlson will resign from the California Slate Bar because he no longer wants to practice law, his personal attorney aald Mooday. The surprise announcement came minutes before some of the 500 delegates to the annual State Ber meeUng planned to bring · up a resolution caillng for continued inveatigatlon Into Nixon's possible disbarment. But the former president's attorney, DeanS. Butler, denied that tbe realgnatlon -scheduled to lake place In the next couple of weeki - had anything to do with the investigation or disbarment. Asked If the resignation would hall the investigation and disbarment proceedings, Hufstedler replied, "resignation accompliahes that very effectively." NOTICI Off APPOINTMaNT Cast N~ . 2f17·1 eatat• of Von• McKftltht MRS. HELEN MORRISON, recently employed SSI-Aiert Phase II Project Director for the Rio Grande Area Agency on Aging. KI!:EPING WARII -IIINII*II MajtniW, . . llntpme ol found it necesiiiJ to keep warm with jackets and blankets. L-R, are Brenda Lawrence, Bobble Chapman, Lola Belley and Berb Theiss. DIVORCE GRANTED WDGE CONVENES Nancy Aelker, Reine, was The regular meeting of grsnted a divorce In Meigs Shade River' Lodge 453 F&AM County Common Pleas Court will be held ThurSdayat 8 p.m. · from Charles Aelker, 1669 . Sojourner's Night will he obUncoln His., Pomeroy, on the served and' refreshments will grounds of gross neglect of be served. All Master Masons duty and extreme cruelty. are invited. · Alao awarded a divorce was Ralph E. Rose, Recine, from Thomas Mesltlll. HOMECOMING SET Rhode laland aiao has ooly Kathryn E. Rose, Mason, on the grounds of. ·wllfull absence Morris Chapel United House nomination contests. and groas neglect of duty. Church will hold it,; Methodist Republlcan Sen. Peter Domihomecoming Sunday. Sunday nick hsd no party opposition In School at 10 a.m. Worship· Colorado, . but three BIDS REJECTED !Mlrvice at II. l'rogram and Democrala, headed by Iarmer SYRACUSE - Tbe Syracuse hym~ sing at 1:30 p.m . McGovern pruldentlal Board of · Public Affairs campaign director Gary Hart, rejected all bids received for a Everyone Ia welcome to attend. are aeeklng to OI)IKlle him. 1175half ton pickup !ruck when Rep. Richard MaUary Ia the the bids were opened Sept. 3, COMMISSION MEETS Republican favorite ,... the Belly Hayes, president, an• . R<lutine business. was conVermont Senate oomlnation. nounced ducted when the Meigs County Patrick Leahy Is the Commissioners met Monday. Democratic leader. Attending were Warden Ours Rep. Bill Gunter and former STILL IN COMA and Henry Wells , com· Sea'etery of State Richard Jooeph Hood, Minersville, missioners and Martha Stone are uld to be leadllig a remalna In a coma In critical Chambers, clerk. · flelcl of eight Democnts for the condition today at Veterans Florida Senate nomination; the .Hoepltal, Huntington. Hood's · GOP battle Ia between roun number Ia 237 B. buslnesaaian Jack Ekerd and Pauls Hawklna, . SING SLATED RuoaeU· Wllllama and John There will he a h)"M alng at Drlgp are the GOP leadera fer Maplewood Lake, Sunday, the Arizona gubernatorial Sept. 15, at I: 30 p.m. Rev. Ray Continued from page 1 nomination; former U.S. Reynolds will be the apeaker. uNo.ne." Ambaaaador to Bolivia Raul The Barnett Family will be "It's a fait accompli/' he Castro Ia regarded aa the featured singers. aald. Democ:raUc leacler. On Sunday the White House Wallet WllhiJCion, the apswitchboard was swamped with pointed Mayor of Wuhircton, .SHRINE TO MEET telephone callers who protested D.C., under both the Jobnoon Mary Shrine 37, Order of The the decision two to one. But by and Nlson admlnlttr~tlons, White Shrine of Jeruaalem, will Monday afternqon, an aide said leado In the poUa for the .meet Friday at a p.m. A tlie ratio leveletl off to~Democratic nomination poUuck will follow. . Ford ~an into his · first agalnat Clifford Alennder, protesters as President when he former head of the federal emerged from the Pittsburgh equal employment opportunity )!EETING OPENS Hilton Hotel Monday after qency. • There will be a weekend addressing the International meeting at Highland Chapel . Conference oo Urban Transpor. beginning Thuraclay at 7:30 lation there. p.m. Rev. George Casto Is the The placards read : "Ford Fot S.lt pastor. The publiC Ia Invited to and Nixon coUaborators" 'and APPLES, Fitzpatrick Orchlrd, Sta·tt Route 6t9. phont attend. "Total amnesty for Nixon, total Wltkfly lilt. 669-3715 . 9-10-6tc 81111101\y for war resisters." WOMEN'S -- -CLOGS IIIII!DLBPOIIT, OfliO ll_v .JEBICY MI'J'( 'IIELI , CHAHI~ l't· n~. N. t •. ( l' Pi l !In l':uslern Air Lines DC-9 jet crashed <l nd burned today while ut· t e.mpting u landing in fog at Chal'lotle's Dougla s Municipa l Airport. killing 69 of the 112 persons in Briefs Amnesty We Keep Your Valuables Safe, Yet Accessible ... te In eras . "All the Ume I was hea.W down, I waalrylng to get oultl the skycycle because I thouglt( I was going Into the river. MJ stra()IS were fastened ln.auch a . way that I couldn't get clut." Of his brush with death he said: "lwOuldhaveratherbad a happy landing on the other side, but I don't COD$lder being defeated by that canyon a loss." His eyes moistened as he added: "You reaDy don't know how proud I am." todar. • • 10, 1174 Va.; Mr. and Mrs. JefferWhite, a son, Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Plants, a Sill, Merritt, Mrs. Dwayne Murray, Gallipolis Ferry, W. Va.; Mr. Mrs. Stephen Pearson and son, and Mrs. Roy Meade, 1 Mrs. David Pettit and daughter, Bidwell; Mr. and daughter, Betty -Ponn, Mrs. Randall Dodd, 1 Margaret Souders, David daughter, Jackson; Mr. and Sprague, Lona Staton, John W. Mrs. Robert Keeton, 1 Taylor Ill, Lona White, daughter, Galllpolls; Mr. and Pauline Wlgner, Robert Work- Mrs. Ted Mounts, a daughter, man, Frank Worster. Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. Jamea (Births) Enyart, a son, Gallipolis; Mr. Mr. and Mrs. LoweD Hughes, and Mrs. Barry Yeauger, a a daughter, Ravenswood, W. son, Cheshire. ......... -.... ............ · · ELBERFELDS IN· POMEROY ' ' '' .. , • '. 1 ••••••• ~ ' ' ' ',' '• ,• •', ' ' '' • ' '•• '' • , • 11~ ·~YfJOI't • •• · cuts, a corduroy caper Portn~rs in adventure .... wherever you find it. Front-yoke jacket snaps to the waist, on pocket flaps, too, Zip .. front widepants, side pockets, back yoke, Both in gold colton corduroy. · Long sleeve patchwork print cotton shirt, brown/ oranga All machine washable/dryable, 5-15. •• '' ' '' •• ', ' • , , ELBERFELDS • ,,,,,• .·· INSTALL IT WHERE YOU WILL! Frigidaire Skinny Mint enttne Oevoted To The Interests of The Meigs-M11son Area POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OH IO individUal basis but is conducting no present study to grant mass pardons, it was announced today. In what apparently was a Fits almost anywhere. (Only 2 feet wide) • Install it where th• wash Iskitchen, battl, nursery .• . anywhere. you can get adequate wirln& plumb· ing and v411nting. • • Washer and dryer each do a fam · lly:slze load at the same time or in· · dependent I)'. • 2· Spetd Washer. Reaular plus Delicate settinas for the flexibility a ftmlty washer must have. · • Permanent Prell C•re in both WUI)If lnd Dryoo. · '388 .'llA E·.R' FURNITURE 111!----..------··-------------•-•••'-l .MIDDLIPOIT, 0, ' IIiASHINGTON ( UPI) - An eight-month investigation -by drug agentS in the United ' . States, Mexico and Canada 'l Culminated early today in the arrest of nearly 100 persons said to be involved in the production and sale of billions of pep pills. , A spokesman for thJ U.S. prug Enforcement Ad--' ministration said , raw materials for the "minibennies," small Benzedrine tablets, car:ne from some of the • · " biggest chemiCal .. com. panies" in Europe. The spokesman said 3 billion pills, worth about $1.6 billion in street sales, have been smug•' gled into the United Slates from Mexico each year since Guadalajara. netted large quantities of pills 1971. 1 The raids Were to have begun in the process of being made, Of 125 persons sought, 97 at midnight, EDT, but Strom- · he said, along with amounts of were arrested by 3 a.m . EDT, r'eld said · premature cocaine and heroin. spokesman Stuart Stromfeld .publication of the story by the Congress in recent years put said. New York Times and the . strict limits on the sale of "I think we're going to get a Washington Post caused the amphelamines. They had qeen lot ~ore," he added, becal!se arre~ts to start two · !'lours widely used by truck drivers of the arrest of persons a! earlier than p1anned. and others, including students raiding sites who were not · In recent days, agents in Los · trying to stay awake, dieters named in the indictments Angeles, San Diego, MinneapO- and youngsters seeking to get which ·were sealed wltiJ . th~ lis and Dallas seized at least high, raiding parties went into ac- 5001 000 "mirli~nnies," Strom~ tion . fe)d said .. Ar.rests were made in Mil· Also this week, four Mexican waukee, Minneapolis, Los Ang- factories believed to have been e I e s, San Diego, San Fran~ the source of a n the smuggled cisco, Phoenix, Tucson, Dallas, pills were raided. Six others New York, Pittsburgh, and were targeted for rajds today. Charleston, as?"Wen .as· U.S. officials said the entry in and point lor the pills, now illeg<tl The Middleport Fire Dept . except ·for certain ·Jimiled answered a total or 34 calls P~J:'poses, was San Ysidro, . during August, six fire calls Calif., on the MeX.ican border . and 28 emergency runs, Fire Roy~l Canadian Mounted Chief Bob E. Byer reported Police in Vancouver a lso Monday night to council. By United Press International ·helped in the investigation, the Of the squad runs, II were in DEA said. town and 17 outside, one call LOURENCO MARQUES, MOZAMBIQUE - Portuguese "The raw materials used to · involving a motor vehicle . army commandos and police tried today to prevent another manufacture these pills are Manhours on first aid missions . ' outburst of racial rioting which has swept through the capital of being imported illegally from totaled 104.3, on fire run·s, 75. the African colony and reportedly killed nearly 100 persons since 11 . 'from some of the Europe, An average of 12 inen anc given independence by Portugal. The abortive white "biggest chemical com- swered each call. Al1 vehicles , supremacist uprising was aimed at heading off black rule of · panies ," according to traveled 681.2 miles in _August. Mozambique. Blacks rampaged through sections of the city Stromfeld. He declined to So fa r this year the departlooting and burning shops, stoning cars and fighting gun battles name the coWltries or the ment has made 227 squad runs with whites. firms. and 37 fire runs . In Us bon, a government spokesman said the situation in the The nighttime raids also colony was 11 very confused.'' He said reports the death toll was close to 100 ''appear to be somewhat exaggerated, but there is no doubt a great number of persons were kil1ed or injured _,,. '' ·Firemen called out 34 times during August • ews.. zn More work urged Warren Pert:ish, district supervisor of the American Can~r Society, District Nine, guest speaker at the annual meeting of the Meigs Unit of the American Cancer Society Tuesday night, said the local unit's work load should be increased ' and its activities broadened. In other busin~ss, four persons appointed to the board were Rheba Hysell, Jan Judge, Grace White and Janet Pickens. Mrs . Sharon Bailey, executive director of the Meigs Unit, reported thai $5,200 of a . $6,000 goal was reached last H omes INDIANAPOI..IS, IND. - THOUGH PRESIDENT FORD has · · yet announced any amnesty program, army officers have Camp Atterbury to set up a center for the proceSl'ing returning Vietnam era military deserters. The Army was going ahead wltfi the work in the event the is designated officially as a processing center. A White spokesman said Tuesday President Ford will announce amnesty policy by the end of this month. Ford last month said intended to devise a policy of limited amnesty but that he m l>ppOse!S uncon~itio na] amnesty _ BOSTON - SEN. EDWARD W. BROOKE, R·Mass., apJj)>ealed for calm when school buses roll Thursday in the first day a new federal desegregation order. He called the abuse di~~~~~~n:al Sen. Edward M. Kennedy by an angry crowd at an :a r,ally "a disgrace." .Teachers at the city's 200 schools reviewed student records, prc~pared cla18rooms and worked on programs on the.eve of the day of school. Many of those In schools affected by tlle · ~=~r::~::: order attended human relations workshopa. In ' ol developments Tuesday, a group of 50 black and whlie I •Ier.gyrnen annoUnced plans t(l be present at potential trOuble 11 • supplemental security income program administered by the Social Security Ad· ministration. The novel approach of }his project is that a t<>H·free number - 1-l!00-282-7774 - is available to the residents of NO. 105 Adams, Brown, Gallia, VOL. XXVI Highland, Jackson, Lawrence, Pike, Ross, Scioto and Vinton · Counties, Monday · through Fridayfrom8a .m. to 4:30p.m. for their information ani:l assistance. The SSI-Phase II Alert Project is funded by a grant of By HELEN THOMAS the Older Americans Act as WASHINGTON ( UP! ) amended through the Ohio President Ford will consider Commission on Aging. This project is funded from Sept. 3, requests for clemency from Wat~rgate derendants on an 1974 through Feb. 28, _1975. SANTIAGO - CHILEANS REJOicED IN PUBLIC and · mourneH in private today on the first anniversary of the bloody : military coup that toppled the Marxist government of the late ., President Salvador Allende. Howitzers.fired thunderous 21·gun . , salutes~ismorningtousherin ceremonies marking,the ''Day of 'I Uberation" - the Sept. II, 1973, coup ending Allende 's three· • year-old government. Thousands, however, mourned secreUy for friends and relatives killed in the coup, executed by junta firing squads and jailed in a purge of Allende backers . . · In London , Amnesty International accused the junta Tuesday of the "unprecedented" executions of up to 30,000 persons since the coup. The lawyers group reported up to 10,00o persons imprisoned without trials. "Though official executions ·I "'·" no longer announced, disappearances continue," a 79-pflge l'l rer>ort said. uRepeated assurances from the government that :1 ~IUJTlan right,; would be reslJl'cled have proven to be totally un· founded ." from rhc plane into 0 clwnp ur trceli. Dozens of ambulances und wlice thrt!aded their way througll . )leard the Jet and then 1 heard the explooioo . I ran down Into the wood< and saw il tremendous funnel of smoke. I had seen what the ~lurnlng rush hour Lrarric to r(!;.lch the scene and transiJvrt like the tail section going into the fog. The roar of the fire survlv'.lrs to Charlotte Memorlal Hospital . A hospital spokcsrn.arr looked was tremendous." said must of the survivors were burned . Stanley <aid upon closer inspection " I sa w a girl lying beside .Tht• DG·H ~~ dcsrgncd lO carr y a total of M Jlf!sscnger s, so the aboard . the flL'ula ge ~creammg , There wasn 't anything we could do for fl1ght w:Js rrllt..>d almost lo capl:lcity , 1 her. I ~ot sick watching that girl. " We have received 13 survivors from the crash A F'cdcral Aviation Adminlstn::~tion 1FAA ) spokesman in ''Then there was a man lying 20 or 30 reet fr01n her and he wu and we have been notified that this is the total Washington said the plane was approaching nun way 36 from the in bad shape too," Stanley said. 11 1 saw the rront section intact number ," Harold Green, Administrator a l Charlotte south wh en it dis.appeilred rrom the rf!dar screen . with the cockpitand fusl~•ge about 40 yards apart . I"'"' looking Memorial Hospital told UPI. Another. FAA Jack Bllrker in Atlanta ' said radio around for SW'v1vors when 1heard a 1oud explosion. That's when . spokesman, . -The night was Eastern 212, bound from Cll(lrlcston, S.C., to eommun~c-~.tlon s wtlh ~ he ~ircra rt Wt!re routine up to the moment the cockpit went up." · of the nushaJ>. He said there hCJd been nothing to indicate the Chicago's O'Hare Airport, via Charlotte. Stanley said twa or the survivors included two stewardesses The plane crashed at 7:33a . m . F.D'f in an open field two and plane wns i n trouble. and the co-pilot. • Rc.trker ~id the plan_c was on a radar approach because the fog one ·half miles south of the uirport , neur Charlolte's York Street "One of the ~tewardesses didn't >reem to be hurt at all. She was was too thtck for a VLCJual landing. Exit of interstate highway 77. trying t(l coo:nfort the co-pilot·, who had injuries to both legs. He One eyewitness rei}Orted hea ring what he said sounded like Residents near the airport _said the pLane's engines seemed to was screammg for iJ guy named Jim, r think that was the pilot." several explosions berore th e plane crashed cmd burst into be functioning properly when it passed overhead, but that the Stanley said the stewardesses asked him to help find mote names. craft apparently was too low. They said after the plane went survivors " but all 1 saw was bodies. It was bad." Dense smoke billowed up from lhe cr ash scene and amM over, lhey heard an explosion and ~aw smoke billowing into the A reporter said oodies were stacked outside the area that bulances and police had dif£iculty reaching the site because of sky. would ha ve heen the main fusilage and "They looked like the ea~ly mornin g traffic. ., charred pieces or wood, I! Witnesses said those who survived the crash were thrown free Jim Stanley, 19, who was driving near the airport said : " l A tempor.ury morgue was set up near the crash site. '• ; Pep pill .racket wrecked ' •' • '' • • •, CLARK APPOINTED Frank A. Clark, Henllock I Grove, has been reappointed I by Meigs County Common Pleas Court to the . Soldier's I Relief Commission of Meigs I County. Clark's present term expires Oct.18, when his new r.. year tenn will commence. I Shop Week Days 9: 30 To s P.M. '•, ,, ,, ', 4 ~ • Grande College, today an- I nounced the appointment of Mrs. Joan Loeffler as an I assistant professor in the 1 School of Education. Mrs. Loomer received her B.S. from the University of Akron and M. S. Education from Kent State. She has done 1 post-graduate work at the · University of Akron, Bowling 1 Green Stale University, and Laverne College in California. I She has traveled extensively and has served as Elementary Consultant for the Ric.hland County Board of Education in I Mansfield, prior to her ap· poinlmenlat Rio Grande. Mrs. Loe!Oer has also arranged teacher workshops and I remedial reading program during her years in the education profession. . RIO GRANDE - The Rio Grande Agency on Aging today announced the employment of Mrs. Helen Morrison as Project Director of the SSI· Phase II Alert Program of the Area Agency on Aging. Mrs. Morrison, of McArthur, was an area worker for the Selective Service 24 years. In assuming . her respon sibilities, Mrs. Morrison said, "I am looking forward to working to relieve some of t~ problems associated with applying for SSI, to he working for the elderly, and to be associated with the Area Agency on Aging." ·The program is designed to give assi_stance in applying or. solving problems related to - • year. This year's goal has not as ye t been set. The Meigs Unit will meet every ,other month afte r committees· are formed . Certificates of appreciation were presented to Nan Moore, Paul Casci, WMPO Radio and The. Jaycees . Vincent Knight accepted the certificate on ·behalf of The Jaycees . Board members attending were Brenda Roush, Helen Hayes, Nan Moore, Nina Russell, Ed King and John Reece. The Meigs Office located on Coal St., Middleport, is open Tu<sday and Thursday from 1 to'5 p.m. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 , 1974 rever!Sa1 of an announcement Tuesday that the " entire matter" of pardons for those convicted or charged in the Watergate scandals was " under study," Senate Republican leader Hugh Scott read a statement by Ford following a meeting between the President and congressional leaders. Scott .told reporters there is "no study going on" at the present on the President's' power of pardon . SCott said that if Ford r~ceives in due course applications for pardon they will , be considered. He sa id no such requests have . reached the Presidehf'l'desk. The statement authorized by Ford Tuesday and delivered by John W. Hushen, deputy press secretary, sa id Ford was studying the question of blanket amnesty for watergate de fendan ts. It· brought ari outpouring of criticism from bo th R epub Iicans and Dem01;rats in the aftermath of the unconditional pardon gra nted former · President Nixon Sunday. Ford, in his formal Eastern to show new PHONE 992-2156 today, said that a study will he made "ior any · -request concerning pardon of an individual. " " However," he added, "no inference should be drawn as to the outcome of such study in any case . Nor is my pardon of the former President ·under unique circumstances stated by me in granting it, related to any other case that is or may he under study. " The a nn ou nce ment yesterday by Mr . Hushen concerning study of the .entire matter of presidential clemency and pardons was prompted by inquil'ics to the White House press office concerning Mrs. John Dean 1s reported stateme nt Jn referen.ce to pardoni~ll.Of her husband and similar public statements in behalf of others ." statement :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :i:~.e upper 40s north por- may be purchased at the museum. Mrs. Gerald Powell and Mrs. Clara Lochary were qamed to head the serving of · refreshments and Mike Gerlach will be in charge of the film. The •ociety set if.<! annual meeting on Sunday, Oct. 6, at 2 p.m. at the museum. Leo Story, Mrs. C. E. Blakeslee and Fred Goeglein were named to th.e nominating committee, for .the annual se18lon and Gerlach was askeq to review the by• laws for possible revision. A discUI81on was held on finances · of the society and it was decided that the next project . ...... . ..... ' . ·:·:··.~.·.•,•,• ,• ,• ,•,·,·.·.·,·,·.:.·.·, •.•.•,•,•.•,•,•,•,•,•,•,•,·,·:·:·:·~:·:·:·:::·:·:·:·:·~:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::::::·:·:-:-:::::·:.:.·.-.-.-::;:···:::::;;:;.; .:~:~ ······· ··.-······· .............. ,•, .# ]i' Hardship cushion promised .t ~~ ~ ·J WASHINGTON (UP!)- Slating "we certainly can't ~ :: against pain of inflation t. m~ be complacent about any American lacking work," President Ford today announced that communities hard ··· :;:. hit by unemployment will be granted federal funds to ... -finance 85,000 public service )obs. ,,. :....;:; "I recognize the concern ol many that unemployment ;:::· might rise because of the policies we must foUow tollgh\ :;:; inflation," be said. ''The present-sltuatlori calla for full-tise :::: ~::; ~% of available toots and dollars. "WewUI not permit Ut~ burden of necessary economic f ··• · ::~ ~j ·-:·· ~:~. ·:-:· % · :$~ ~ ~~ restraint to fall on th.Se members of soclety ·leaslable to i~ i:i: bear Uie cost." · :?.~· Ford's annowtcement came as he opened the second r.~ -:·: in a series of 12 conferences on various sectors of the ;.;. h' ~~; econumy h;adlng up to-the "Jufiatfon summit'' Sept. 27-28 :~: ;:;: . in WashJngton. Today;~ session was with organJzed ~bor ::-,: and participants Included AFJ...CIO President George :;:: Meany and 27 other unlon leaders. · ::~::::•:•:•:•:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•.'.' .•.•.•.••••••••••• •.• •••••·• •.• •. ·-··o!:?.::~.:-:-:-:.:.~:.:·:·:!:·:·:::::::.:.:~.:::-:-: . • • ' ••• ••• •• • • ·• •• .. '•'·:-:?.· ....... .......• .••••••...•. :• ' '·'·'·'·'·'·'•'-'·'·': _.;.;.;.: '!) t . ·~. r t l* E n d. ·so· u· g· h' t · EXTENDEDOUTLOOK ·. . Friday through Suitday: · Chance of showers Friday. Fair and cool Saturday and Sunday. Highs mostly in the 70s. Lows In the 50s with . h . ID . .o.y· co tt e· :~ :~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;: ;:;:;:;;;:;;;;;;;;: ::::· Forty-two arrests were made by the Middleport Poiice Dept. in August, according to the monthly report of Police Chief J. J. Cremeans filed Monday night to village council. Of the total, 10 arrests were for behaving in a disorderly ' manner, eight for failing .to pay parking meter tickets, three for dis turbin g the peace, three for proper·· ty damage offenSes·; two eaCh for driving while in· toxicated, rwming a red light, theft, and resisting arrest, and one each ror improper backing, lOCAL. TEMPS speeding, assured clear Temperature in downtown Pomeroy Wednesday was 73 distance, fleeing from a police degrees under cloudy skies at officer and illegal license plates . One Case was II a.m . dismissed. The village had one auto accident. Th'e ·police cruiser was driven 4,276 miles. Parking meter collections were 11 ,142 . CHARLESTON, W. Va. Moore called, "threats to (UP!) - Ed~cation officials persons and property." a~med at brlngmg an end today At least 20 lJl'r cent ol the t(l a schooi textbook boycott · county's 45,000 pupils were which shut down . public kept out of classes during the transporlation, coal mines and protest by parents angered by businesses and caused hun- school books they said were dreds of children to miss more immoral and anti-American. than a week of classes. The picket lines were set up Kanawha County Schools daily in defiance of court or· Superintendent Kenneth Un· ders and miners stayed of! the derwood said Tiesday night a job despite pleas from union proposal was drafted which leaders. could end the dispute by today, The rallying cry of the The Board of Education was protesters was "When the ; expected to call a special Books Go Out, the Kids Go meeting tn consider the plan, Back In," details of which were not The textbooks, which are in disclosed . . use in other parts of the Underwood saod he worked country and even in some parf.<l out the proposal with rep(es~~- of West Virginia, according to tatlves of the Concerned C1t1- . school officials were published zens of K~nawha County, )he · · by D. c. Heath, Scott. group which set off the fast- Foresman McDougal Uttell spreading protest by picketing and Co. a~d other fi~ . · schools Sept. 3 on the opening day of classes. Eleven~thousand commuters were without bus trans· porta:tion Tuesday when drivers. . refused to cross picket lines. · Increasing cloudiness Thousands of miners and tonight, chance o! thunother workers aiso stayed off Lows tonight In dershowers. the job. State Pollee patrols were the 60s . Cloudy Thursday, in creased in the county chance of thundershowers; because of what Gov . Arch highs In the mid 80s. will be the library. It was reported that Nancy Reed is in contact with Walter Sensenh<iimer, Cincinnati, well known photographer and ar· list, who will provide a display at the Meigs Museum probably the entire month of October. The first showing wiU be on Oct. .13 when a tea and reception will he give n in honor of Mr . Sensenheimer. The display will be shown at the museum on Sunday afternoons and for one night a week durlhg the month it's In Pomeroy._ Mrs. Jennifer Sheets, vice president, presided · over Tuesday n~ht's ~eetlng . · year . However, the board decided to encourage a PTA gro~p composed or parents of students In grades seven through 12. It was agreed !hat the district will print information about formation of the new group and wit .. send It to the homes of parents through the student,;. The board approved membership in the junior high division of The Ohio AthleUc Assn. 1111d Supt. John Riebel addition EASTERN - Patrons of the Eastern Local School District may inspect the ri'ew junior high school addition at an OlJl'n house to be staged from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday. The event will be informal, with teachers to be introduced at 2 p.m. Teachers then will go to their respective rooms where they will explain the functions of the room to the visitors during the afternoon . There will be no SlJl'akers. Refreshmenls will be served. The addition to the high school to accommodate junior high studenls was completed this swnmer from tunds from a bond issue approved by voters · of the district. ' . Police make 42 arrests in August tour has backing Plans for Laking a role iii the Historical Homes Tour sponsored by the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Bela Sigma Phi Sorority on Sept. 29 were made by the Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Soci•ty Tuesday night at the Mel~s Museum on' Butternut Ave. AplJl'aring ~elore the group from the sorority were Wilma Reece, Ka~en McGraw and Susan Oliver to explain the tour . The society agreed that the museum w.ill be open on the day of the tour and a show· wlU be featured in the mini theater. Refreshmenla will be served lo persons on the tour. Tlckels •• ·.·.·.·,·-·.-.....,.,-,.,.,.,·,·,··································· _TEN CENTS Weather Eastern .PTA proposed EASTERN - A PTA com. posed of parents of studenls from grades •even through 12 in the Eastern Local School District may he established, according to plans made Tuesday night by the district's Board o{ Education. A group of parents met with the board to discuss the formation of· a PTA for parent,; of seventh and eighth graders, all of whom are attending classes in the high school bullding's new addition the first time thif was authorized to approve · alte'ndance of staff members to profe~~lona l meetings up to three days and expensea rtollo go·over '100. Any longer poriOd of time or greale( expe,.. muat be approved by lht board. Larry Beker, Rt. 1, ~ ville, waa appointed CUitodlan at the high ochool and tilt . realgnalloo of Arvilla FredtM' as i pari lime )a!lltorlal ploye at Tuppora Plalnl wu ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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