https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9933d1e66508aa7696cae11fddaf7338.pdf 9ddbbbb9de888b0d20da8431aeec607c PDF Text Text - Senate, Ford agree: No pardons before trials 12- The Daily Srnlulel. Middleport-Pomeroy. 0., Thursdll)', Srpl. 12. J9H Wilson Brunty died Thl~N'day Orivt:'r dtt•d after accident • Ra)'mond Haskins, 58. Bidwell, was cited to Municipal Court for failure to stop within the assured clear distan ce !oUowing a trafflo accident at 6:10p.m. Wednesday on Rt. 7, three tenths of a mile north of Cheshire. According to the Ga IliaMeigs Post State Highway .Patrol, Haskins' vehicle struck the rear of a car operated by Stephen Gardner, 20 of Middleport. ' · Haskina was Injured but did not require immediate attention. There was minor damage. BUILDING HIT William T .. Odegard, 59, :Princeton, W. Va ., was cited for driving while under the influence of alcohol following an auto accident early this n•orning on SR 7 in Salisbury Twp. According to the Sheriff's Dept., Odegard's car went off the roadway, striking a corner of the Kings Arms Nile Club. No injuries were reported. The extent of property damage. if any, was not known. Pleasant Valley Hospllal Gary DISCHARGES Stevens, Point Pleasant · Raymond Atkins , Point Pleasant; Mrs. David Sullivan Leon ; Mrs . Okey Jordan' Henderson ; Mrs. Claud~ Reitmire and daughter Pomeroy ; Abbey Chattin' Clifton; and Mrs. Robert Dye: Letart. BIRTHS - Twin sons to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Shultz, Point · Pleasant, Sept. 11. MEIGS THEATRE TONIG HT September 12 NOT OPEN Fri., Sat., Sun.' Sept. 13-14-15 SEVEN-UPS (Technicotor) Roy Scheider Tony LoBianco l PG I Cartoons Show Starts 7 p.m. Wilson \ Poppy ) Brunty, 73, Rt. l, Minersville, died this morning at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mr. Brunty was preceded in death by 'his parents, TJlomas and Martha Parsons Brunty . He is survived by his wife, Augie Brunt)' ; two step.sons , Bill Mcintyre, Huntington, and Herby Mcintyre, Minersville ; six slep-grandchildren : two step-great-grandchildren ; two brothers, Lee Brunty, Branchland, W. Va ., and Alia Brunty, Davin, W. Va .: one sister, Nevada Brunty, Ironton, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be Saturday at I p.m. at Ewing Chapel with Rev. Freeland Norris offi ~;: iating . Burial will be in Meigs Memory Gardens . Friends may call a,t the fun era l home after I p.m. Friday. SIGN AT WARNER'S Petitions to restore bus service from Pomeroy to Athens may be signed at Dale C. Warner Insurance and the Blue and Grey Restaurant. Resi~ents are urged to sign the petitions. The Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce voted Monday to make every effort to restore the service. PONY PULL SET TUPPERS PLAINS - A pony pull will be held Saturday at Bar ~0. Tuppers Plains. Weighing in begins at 4 p.m. with the pull to start at 7:30 p.m. There will be three classes 1050, 1350 and 1650. FILES SUIT SYRACUSE - Holly Friend, Second St., Syracuse, has filed suit in Meigs County Common Pleas .Court against Don Cottrill, et a!, Syracuse, charging that the plaintiff owns real estate purchased from Cottrill et al at the price of $2,010. • DIVORCE FILED James Priddy, 319A Mechanic St., Pomeroy, vs. Linda Priddy, Clifton, W.Va., on the grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. The Perfect Gift, QIV8 Bulova Accutron® · Lay Away For Christmas T h ~ Ac~utron watch .has no balan ce wheel, no mainspring, no hatrspnn.g . ln~tead tt has a t iny el ect ~o n ica lly- driven tun ing fork . The tunmg fork splits a second into 360 precise littl.e parts. The best an ordinary watch can do is divi de a second into 5 or 10 parts. · Accutron t ime is so nearly perfect that we guarantee month I a.ccu~acy to within 60 seconds."' V~e also guarantee a fine selec: tton If you do your Accutron shopping now. From $100, _ ....." .... GOESSLER ~ " - C~VTIIOM· :l>., ,,•.:- JEWELRY STO RE Court St. . Pomeroy •we will adjust to tills tolertnce, if necessary, Guarantee Is for one full yur. New committees named Rev, Carl Hicks w.hu was la tive-. Rev . Carl Hic ks ; elected president of the Meigs progra n1 commiUef'. Rev . County Ministerial Ass n. William Middlesworth, Rev_. recently, has succeeded Rev . Walter llikac88Jl and Rev_. RObert auckley who moved Woyd Grimm; Royal Oa~ CJway . Park, swnmer ministry, Rev, Other new oflicers for t974-75 Carl Hicks. are Rev. William MiddiesA schedule of future worth, vice president, and Rev . m·eetings and host pastors was Howard Shiveley, secrelary- adopted. trea$urer. Meigs County Ministerial President Hicks has named Assn. meetings will be held the these committee chairmen : second Monday of each month radio schedule, Rev. Robert at 9;30 a .m. All ministers Shook; hospital chaplaincy. serving in the county are urged Veterans Memorial , Rev _ to attend. Harold Deeth ; hospital chaplaincy, Holzer Medical Center, Rev, Steve Scaggs and Rev. Dwight Zavitz; children's · MosUy cloudy toda y through home committee represen. Friday with showers ~nd thundershowers likely. Highs today upper 70s and lower 80s. James Osborn of Lows tonight upper [>(Is to !llid 60s. Cooler Friday with highs in Reedsville dies the 70s. REEDSVILLE - James Osborn, 48, Reedsvitle. died Thursday morning at the St. LODGE TO MEET Joseph Hospital in ParkersPomeroy Lodge 164, F and burg following an extended AM, will meet in special illness . Mr . Osborn was preceded in death by his session at 7:30 p.m. Monday. Past Masters ' night will be father, Lewis OsbOrn. observed and work will be in Surviving are . his mother the third degree. All Master Carrie Osborn, Reedsville· his wife, Betty Pullins Osborn, Masons are hwl~ . Reedsville ; a son, James , Jr ., at home; two sisters, Mrs. HARVESTERS CONVENE Wilbert (Gladys) Barber and The Happy Harvesters wlll M;iss Margie Osborn, both of meet at Trinity Church in Reedsville. Pomeroy at 6 p.m. Friday for a Mr. Osborn, born May 5, ptluck dinner preceding the 1926, was employed at the Ohio business meeting. Valley Manufa cturing Co ., · Tuppers Plains. He was vice president of the Shade River DEATH REPORTED Coon. Hunters Assn. RACINE - Mrs. Myrtle Funeral services will be at 1 Walker, Racine, has received p.m. Saturday at the Spencer word of the death of G'eorge FWl~ral Home in Belpre with Sallot at Parma. Sallot is the Rev. Walter Frost officiating . husband of Nancy Sallot, Burial will be in the Christian inunedlate past department Cemetery, Tuppers Plains . president of the Ohio American Calling hours at the funeral Legion Auxiliary. Cards can be home are anytime after 1 p.m.. sent to Mrs. Sallot at 4011 Friday. " Redfirn Rd., Parma. . Labor BOOSTERS TO.MEET The Eastern Athletic Boosters will meet Monday, Sept. 16 at 7 p.m . at the high school. All interested persons are invited to attend. Continued from page I ~d. "is to agree that we are doing something wrong." Then he discussed what he sees 'as the wrong things : tight DIFFERENT BISHOPS . money, high interest rates and The Joe · Bishop who was plans ,for " indiscriminate" ·fined in Middleport Mayor budget cutting. "Money needs to grow," John Zerkle's Court Tuesday Meany said. " It would be bad night was Joe E. Bishop, 49, 57 government, in our view, to Pear St., Middleport, not Joe fight inflation by making the Bishop, Page St. recession worse. '-' . Ford left the labor leaders TO ROAST WIENERS willl one ·promise. "This adThe Syracuse-Minersville ministration.'' he said, "will act with compassion. We will Sports Boosters will hold a not permit the burden of wiener roast Saturday for the . necessary economic restraints boys and girls who participated to fall on those members of . in the summer baseball society least able to bear the program . The event 'will be held at the Syracuse Municipal ' costs." Park, rain or shine, at 6 p.m. In other developments: - A preliminary meeting WATER OFF was to be held tonight . in Tbe water in Middleport will Chicago for the · Sept. 13 be off south and southwest of presummit sessi-on on agricu!tu're in Kansas City. Page Street, Friday, Sept. 13, Farm and food industry groups for several hours beginning at 8 were ex~ed to challenge a .m. while repairs are being Agricultury Secretary Earl made. Butz' opposition to export controls on crops. UNIT CALLED - The Senate Civil Service The Middleport E-R squad Committee voted Wednesday to reject one of Ford's anti- was called Wednesday at 5:54 inflation moves, a Utree-month p.m. for Lois Smith, age 10, delay of a 5.5 per cent pay raise who had sustained a laceration for government workers. The to her hand. She was treated by bureaucrats and military the squad. At 8:48 p.m. Mrs . personnel, said Sen . Gale Raymond Blosser: Beech St., McGee, D-Wyo, should not be was taken to Veterans " singled out to tn;lke a sym- Memorial Hospital and adbolic sacrifice." mitted. ASK TOWED Danny Reed While, 20, Blm · W. Va ., and Adell - Le~ Davidson, 20, Rt. I, Rutland. ''WATER WHEEL" 3 Piece Group With Vocalist . · ' From Ashland, Ky•. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 10 UNTIL 2:00 Now Serving Reserved Grand Olampion Meigs Co. Fair Baby Beef. THE MEIGS INN •I EXTENDED OUTLOOK Saturday through Monday: Fair and cool over lbe weekend, warmer Mooday. Hlsba In lbe upper &Oo and lower 70. Saturday and Sunday warmlag Into the mid and. UpPOr 70o Monday. Lows In the upper 48o and lower 50o. McDANIEL ASSIGNED Airman Michael E .. Me· Daniel, son of Mr. and Mrs. , Landon E. McDaniel of 179 Hudson St.', Middleport, has been assigned to Sheppard AFB, Tex., after compleUng Air Force basic training. He has been assigned to the Technical Training Center at Sheppard for specialized training in the civil engineering mechanical and electrical field . Airman McDaniel Is a 1974 graduate ot Meigs High School. · . UP! White Hou•• Reporter WASHINGTON ( UPI ) President Ford and the Senate separately have arrived at the same policy : oo pardons for Watergate defendants until they are brougJlt to trial. How far the understanding· would go to ease the week long controversy over the pardon Issue remained to be seen. The circumstances of Ford's pardon of former President Nixon were still in dispute, and Ford has yet to reveal his fin~! decision on the closely related issue of amnesty for Vietnam war draft dodgers and deser"ters. Shop Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 8 ' PM . TECHTWILf FALL DRESSES Weather . SI!UAD CALLED The Pomeroy E-R Squad was called Wednesday at 8:2!1 p.m. for Keith Mil<er, Lincoln Hgts., who was having difficulty breathing. He was taken to Holzer Medical Center. PH. 992-3629 POMEROY~ ELBERFELDS IN ·•r thought about it a long· tlnle before making the deci olon ," Ford said aflel' a White House dinner Thursday nigllt. Asked whether Nixon'& bealth was a factor, Ford replied, " Didn't you reBd my speech ?" When he announced the pardon Sunday, Ford had c ompared Water g a I e allegations to a sword " threatening the health" of the former presidenL His wife Betty also said, "I think health had a great deal to do with his decision." For the third day In a row Thursday the Ford administralion moctl!led its position on pa•dono for Watergate del'ertdantl. ,On Tueoday, While Houoe Acting PreM Secretary John W. Hullhen oaid " the entire matter l• under study ." Wednesday , Husben said Ford " never, ever planned to l!lve mass amnesty" to these defendants but would consider Individual requests. Thursday Hushcn told newsmen : "There was never any intention on our part that the Watergate defendants were about to be pardoned and especially not prior to trial." No requests for pardons had been received, he said. "If we got one I beUeve he <Ford) wouldn't act oo lt." The statement followed a 1\\ hour meeting between Ford and Senate Rep<1bllcan leader Hugh Scott. " I d,on't know of any congressman or senator who wants a blanket pardon at this time. I do not think the American people want any blanket pardons," Scott told new11111en. Later in the day, the Senate adopted 55-24. a resolution urging Ford not to grant any future psrdons in cases related to the 1972 presidential campaign until the defendants have been tried and aU apped t-ompleted. it has no legal force, but it poll the Senate on record with an opinion. House Judiciary Committee Chairman Peter W. Rodino Jr., D-N.J ., Indicated the House might adopt a similar reaolution . For the si• former Nixon aides who are awaiting trial in the ~atergate cover-ilp case, the day was a double disppoinlmcnt. First they learned no pretrial psrdons would come from the White House . Then U.S. District Court Judge John J . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 107 •• <.. • . Deooted To The Interests Of The Meigs-Mason Area FRIPAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1974 ' jtf.' J Polyester and cotton twill - hemmed bottoms with tailor perfect fit . Lee Prest for no ironing ever . Tech Twills look · good and stay that way . Solid colors. Charcoal, Deser t Tan, Field Green, Forest Green and Na vy Blue . 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Ailing Crown Prince Asia Woosen, picked by the military as a puppet ruler in place of his once-mighty father, met with family members in his luxurio~ Geneva apartment til decide whether to accept. The Armed ForcesCommittee reformers came into the open Thursday, deposing the 83-year-<ild, 100-pound, 5-foot-4 "Lion of Judah" for allegedly amassing billions of dollilrs in SWiss banks while his drought-stricken peasants starved. In Washington, the State Department took the ouster in stride. "As we enjoyed good relations with the government of the emperor, we look forward to continuing these good relations with the· new government.' ' a spokesman said. WASHINGTON - THE- REPUBLICAN GOVERNORS Association (RGA), hoping to getthe Ohio Statehouse back in the Republican column; Is contributing at least $2,500 and perhaps more to the election campaign of former Gov. James·A. Rhodes. 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"In my view, fairness to the American people requires thai we appropriate none of it," said Rep . Robert Leggett, D-Callf. . "Now that Mr, Nixon has been pardoned ror the crimes he committed against the American people, there's no reason why they should be compelled to continue to support him in luxury.'' jackets. SALE PRICES MENS JACKETS j BOYS JACKETS 26.95 22.95 16.95 14.95 12.95 Jackets . Jackets Jackets Jackets • Jackets ~~~J~::~ . Sale Sale . Sale Sale Sale 19.99 I 13 . 49 11 _79 10 ..19 l 17.39 I 1 1 ____::_~: J 49.95 45.00 39.95 34.95 32.95 26.95 25.95 21.95 19.95 11.95 SAVE YOUR SALESLIPS FOR Jackets Jackets Jackets Jackets Jackets Jackets Jackets Jackets Jackets Jackets • • • Sale 39.69 Sale 34.99 Sa le 31.69 Sa le 27.69 Sa le 25.99 Sa le 19.9.9 Sa le 19.49 Sa le 16.99 Sa le 15.69 Sale 9.39 .. FORMER PRESIDENT RICHARD M. NIXON IS REPORTED feeling better after soothe.- attack of phlebitis. But members of his iamily are concerned about his health and be.Ueve he should be hospllallzed. Nixon's White House phylliclan, Dr. Walter Tkach, and Dr. John Lundgren of San Francisco were to examine hlnl today . Nixon and his wife, Pat, have been staying at the Palm Desert, C8llf., estate of Walter H. Annenberg, the U. S. am· beuador to' Britain, since Sunday, when President For\1 parcloned the former . president lor any crlnlea he might have conunitted whlle In office. Asource whO wasln telephone contact with the Aonenberg estate said late Thursday that Nixon was "a little better" but !""ling frustrated because be could not move around and must keep his swollen leflleg elevated. •· VA~UAILE PREMIUMS ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY • ' • 1 emi.~ries had sought Now YouKnow PHONE 992-2156 About 2S per cent of the· world's cobalt output goea into magnets. TEN CENTS ,. Builders, bankers • wanting s sidies T.CH-TWILL Regular $9.98 Lee Work Pants Ford S O<>me form of conleulon from Nixon before ~ him Sunday. ''The Ford people ""'" liOme kind or confeuloo !run him," Eisenhower Ald. 11but he wasn't wllllng .to coocede anything.'' Presidential coUMel PhWp Buchen had said Tuelday tholt Ford never asked for a confession or admission from Nixon but only "as full a statement as possible." Nl•on, ln accepting the pardon Sunday, admitted " mistakes and misjudgements," but · no wrongdoing. ., Salel Mens Lee WORK UNIFORMS Asked if he thought Ford !lad been serioll8 In suggellling pardona "ould be Issued for defendant~~, John J . Wiloon, H. R. Haldeman' s lawyer, replied, " Of course I did. Sure." Sirica rejected the arguments by Mitchell, Haldeman and John D. Ehrtichrnan, rut did agree to delay the trial one day from Sept . 30 to Oct. I to permlt calling a new batch of nearly 1,000 prospective jurors. In a related at'-a, Nixon's son.;,n~1aw Davld Bisenhower told UP! in an Interview that enttne Clearing and cooler tonight, the low in the ~lis and low [>(Is , Sunny and cool Saturday, high in the 60s and low 70s. ,y'QL XXVI Sirles denied motions of three of them to delay .,. cancel their trial because of the pardon issue. Lawyers for former Attorney General John N . Mitchell argued that by accepting pardon Nixon implied guilt, that jurora would impute this guilt to Nixon's aides and thai this would deny tbem a fair trial. Mitchell's brief said Ford has " further inflamed the atmosphere by publicly agonizing over whethc.- or not further pardons are to be issued for all ·watergate persons.'" • Weat/J,er -MISSES -JUNIORS -HALF SIZES • . . TIGHT FIT - It was a snug thing Thursday wben this mobile home was towed up Court St. and turned onto Second St., in Pomeroy. llowever, after a period of careful maneuvering, the mobile home moved onto Second and up Mulberry Ave. INFLATION FALL OUT Higher gasoline ATLANTA (UP!) - A member of President Ford's first presummit conference on Inflation said Thursday that the requests of home builders and bankers for government subsidies are " no different from what welfare mothers are asking." · Sen. Joseph Biden, D-Del., listened. with other conference members Thursday ·to suggestions from more than 75 hOusing and construction leaders for dealing with the economic crises in their business. "The construction industry is just now getting the whole picture," Biden, 31, the youn·gest member of the Senate, said. "Guys have wall!ed out of the conference saying, 'We're not the only ones.' It's a . mutual recognltlon of friilllt that the bear is out there., ~nd he can get us all." He said many affluent home builde~s and bankers · have been criUcal of government subsidies for the economically depressed. "But now ·what they're asking is no different from what welfare mothers are asking." sonal savings account be taxfree . A poll by the Lou Harris organization of the delegate& to the one-day meeting showed 60 per cent of the industry leaders foresaw the economy getting "somewhat worSe" and 15 per cent predicted it would become "a great deal worse." Most of the participants said balancing the federal bqdget would belp combat inflation, although that issue produced hot debate. They also urged easing of credit restraints by the Federal Reserve Board to bring down soaring interest rates, and more direct government subsidies in the form of loans available to :;~:::::::::::::::::::::;.:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:~:=:~:::~::~:::~:::~:::::::::::!::;:.:::::::-..m::'/.~ !1l .... Flu vaccine at cost offered . ~ ~j Flu shots, available to senior cltlzeDB at cost (SUS), will ~~ be administered by a RN under supervision ol the Coomty "' Health Commlooloner at the Senior Otlzeo Ceater In >~,.·' :~; Pomeroy on Wedneaday, September 18, heg!Jmln& alto a.m. ~;: All senior citizens who want to take advantage ol lhll !l!·'. service should eall the Senior Citizen Center 99%-7188 or. f9Z. ~ ~ ~~ 7884 as soon as possible In order tllat enoogh vaccine .caa be !'l ;~ ordered. Approximately 50 senior citizens have regiotered to :;; i . t§: dateThe Meigs County Council on Aging, In cooperadoo wllb the Meigs County Heallb Department,ls maldng this another 'l ~ t:::::~::~:::::,:,::,,::;:,:::~,:,:::;,~:~:,:::~,~~ potential home-buyers. The presununit was the first of a dozen such meellng!l scheduled around the country on various aspects of the · economy to aid conferees at the Wbite House economy sununlt Sept. 27-28. .School to fly special flag - When Earl Franklin (Jack) was presented to the Meigs throUghout high school and of Abbott died and was buried in Junior High School to be. flown the orchestra during his junior the Cheshire Gravel Hill on the flagpole in front of the year. He was a member of the Cemetery recenUy, his family junior high building, the for- ' brass sextetle which went to presented the American Flag mer Middleport High School Michigan to compete in a national contest and he took which draped his casket during that Mr. Abbott attended. McComas briefly explained part in the school's mlnstrei . the period of bereavement to L. W. McComas who was prin- the activities In which Mr. shows. ·Abbott participated while In On behalf of the decealed's . Many representatives of · cipal of the high school during high school. He said Mr. Abbott family, McComas presented Mr. Abbott's high school days. possible new round of gasoline percent, was substantially less money lending institutions . The flag which covered his was well known throughout the · flag to RWISell Moore, and home heating oil price · than the amount it needed to proposed to the conference that ' casket was in remembrance of southeastern Ohio (or his · junior high principal, who In hikes this winter if petroleum - recover its higher costs. incentives be given for putting his service wl th the unique drum major · presen· accepting it said the school producing countries go ahead The remainder of the · more money in personal savtatlons with the Middleport "will be happy" to. fly the flag ..07 . ings accounts. They suggested paratroopers during World . High School Band. He was a In front of . the· junior high with plans to increase profits. average .., mcrease con- that the first $l,OOO in 8 per- War II. band building In memory of Mr. Petroleum ministers from sisted of an $18 boost lor Friday of last week the flag member of the Abbott. the world's majoroil-exporting previously optional equipment coun~ies met today to work made slandard and $16 for EXTENDED OUTLOOK out details of a proposal to higher destination costs. A warming trend with pocket a bigger share of fuel "Today's increases are highs in the lOs and low 70s profits to compensate for in- mainly the result of inflation," Sunday warming to lbe 70s Naughton said. "They inciude flation. and low 80s by Tuesday. The Western economiSts no provision for recovery of BOSTON (UPI) _: Motor- injured. All recei~outpatienl' monitors. Lows In the lOs and low 50s said the move would leave the cost increases beyond Oct. 1.'' · · The incidents in South Boston cycle police escorted busloads hospial treatment. Sunday warming to lbe 50s major international oil comToday, only two white chil- caused Mayor Kevin H. White and low 60s by Tuesday. A of school children today for the TRANS CLEVELAND panies with the dilemma of second day of classes under a dren were aboard t!Je first bua .to clamp tight security measchance of showers about absorbing the increased WORLD Airlines, Inc. , has ·Tuesday. federal desegregation order that arrived at Roxbury High ures on tbe area and prompted Standard Oil Co; of Ohio sued the Atkins to urge black payments or passing their marked by widespread School. ~=~:~::::::~:::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::: . (Sohio) for $2.5 million, citing a Fifteen motorcycle pollee parents not to send their losses on to consumers. boycotts and sporadic violence. ·contract violation of the price Jamshid Amouzegar. Iran's Just as classes began today, escorted buses Into South children to school there. But a chief delegate to the talks, told of fuel. Thomas I. Atkins, president of Boston High School and Gavin spoWesrnan for Freedom HOU&e TWA charged Thursday newsmen Thursday the the Boston chapter of the school, the two most troubled quickly made a plea to black parents urging tbem to have Organization of Petroleum Sohio doubled fuel prices Jan. 1 NAACP, who urged black schools. their children go to school. · .. The pollee force outside Exporting Countries would without notifying the company parents not to send their 180 days in advance, a Classroom boycotts 'l'huradecide on ~n increase of children into South Boston, South Boston school included 35 r!ot.-tralned tactical officers, 2S " something between zero and requirement set up in the day caused ab8enteel.sm of 33 said he will go into U.S. District contract which was effective 14 percent." Court today ·to ask that federal regular uniformed palroimen, per cent citywide and up to 96 Jan . 1, ·1971. marshals be provided to escort five motorcycle police, two per cent among white students The airline is now paying 28 DETROIT - 'THE FORD black students In and out of the captains, three lieutenaniS and in some areas or the city. School opening was generally one deputy superintendent. Motor Co. set 1975-model car to 29 cents a gallon for fuel in area. Cleveland, .Columbus and Fifteen blllck workers from peaceful, but was marred by and truck prices an average of don't want our kids. used MARIETTA - A section of $407 above c urrent prices Dayton, compared to 13 or 14 SR 554 will be closed beginning as cannon fodder,'' Atkins said. Freedom · House, which is several Incidents In South Thursday and Indicated a cents a gallon under the old Monday, Sept. 16, to allow the Eight black youngsters suf- coordinating the busing and Boston which resulted In 13 second round of price boosts price, according to lawyer Ohio Deparinoent of Trans- fered·minor injuriea Thursday desegregation plan in the black minor Injuries, including tboee could begin as early as 'next George Karch Jr. portation to reduce the wben the buses they were community, were stationed to the black children, and tlx month. potential flooding conditions riding home from South Boston inside South Boston high as arrests. John B. Naughton, Ford vice High and the Gavin school along the rQadway. District 10 Deputy Director were stoned by groups of Max R. Farley said a 700-loot whites. A bus monitor also was Car turned over, Section Of the road on the west edge of the Village of Cheshire no one injured will be closed for up to lour Marshall French or Rl. 1, Auto parts and misWINNERS NAMED The Meigs County Sheriff's Roy Bailey, 25, Salyersvllle, days. This will permit workers Gallipolis reported an ·acl ot CINCINNATI (Ufl) _ cellaneous toola were. taken Department Investigated a Ky., was charged with failure to complete a landllll which Allen M. Mynatt, Ft. in separate theft complllint.s vandalism Thursday. Frencll single car accident Thursday to stcip within the assured cjear will amount to approximately 'l:homas, Ky., today was the Investigated Thursday by said someone put two lara• at 9: 12 p.m. on CR 29, Sutton distance following a traffic four feel of additional height to $300,000 winner to the Ohio Gallia County sheriff's scratches on the left aide ot lila Twp., in which no personal accidentat4 :20p.m. Thursday the road bed, according to car' which was p~~rked al Kyg.Lottery Drawing. deputies. Injuries were reported .. on SR 7 at its junction with Farley. . According to .the report ; Creek High School. Julia' Scblouer, Tem· 1 ' We reallze the in· Wendell Jay Ervin, 19, Rt. 1, County Road 5 in Bradbury Meanwhile, Ga!Upolill Pollee perance, Mich., was the $1,000 worth of truck parts convenience this closing may Racine. was traveling east near Middleport. .. f60,000 winner and Marian . were taken from the Emerson ofllcers lnveatlgated an at. when his car wento!r the highThe Ohio Highway Patrol h8ve on a few area residents tempted B&E and ael of Cropper, Highland Heights, Reese farm on Roush Rd. way, struck and embankment sald an auto driven by Hyllla but we hope thalthe end results Ky., was the $30,000 winner. Missing were generators, vandalism at the reaklenct of and turned over, coming to rest Eblin, 37, of Pomeroy, was will prove worthwhile to all of Winners of $15,000 each starters, tr;r~mirudOal:! P..!id a Mrs . Robert Sh!n,t, 1741 on Its top. No citation was stopped at the intersection those concerned. It Is our InChatham Ave. Mtl. Shlllel uld were Russell M. Hines of S.t of springs: where another auto driven by tention that future motorists Issued. Van Wert, Fred L. Benbow of An official of the Julian SQillellli<; shot a snWI holt In T~e Sheriff's Dept. Thursday Mark Williams, 20, of will not experience the flooded h<lma. Clevelaad, James S. .Sl;n., Speer Company of ColUII)bWl the nsht .._ of traveled to Chillicothe and Pomeroy, was attempting to conditions thai exist along this mons or Urbancres~ Mark reported the theft of wre.ncl)es, picked up Jack Lynn Lance, 35, turn left onto tile county road. section 'whenever heavy rains Pogaoy of Sl Cllllnvllle and a drlll motor, pipe tape and Mrs. Ludlle MJI~ al • Rt. 1, Reedsville, on orders to Bailey's car struck the rear occur. II will also ·assure ac· Chillicothe Rd. · reported Jobo · T." Berner! ol other miscellaneous Items hold from the State of Ohio. He end of the Williams vehicle cess to Cheshire-Kyger · Steubenville. laken from the company's job SQilleolle lhot a bola In 1 pte. Is In violation of hls parole it · which In turn hit the Eblin car. Elementary School throughout lure window al her ' -· at lbe G~vln Plolnt. There was 'moderate damage. the year ,' ' said Farley. was reported. prices .probable ec~!~:~ ~~~~dtod~~s:r~ ~~~~~~ni~d;';a!"~s$:J;:.i~r t~: Police escorting students State to work on Rt. 554 . ur 3 cars collide in Bradbury at bypass junction Auto parts, tools missing her /! l �• 2- ~Dally 3 - The Dally &ntl~~el, Middleport Pomeroy, 0 , Frlduy, &>pt 13, t97~ Sentinel, Mlddleport·Pomero} , 0 , ~'nda), &>pt 13, IF- ~;:~.o•l New Yanks just rejects By FRED DOWN UPI Sport& Writer by Cheo~erTon.,hill ...x.tfltlve edHor The :;:; ftamen of !h U S ConstitutiOn whom hisl!ll"lall!! reeogruze today as an abler body of men !han had been seen m Congress since the !Irs! two Continental C<>ngre...,s, hardly w1ll1oul exceplwn were clear-headed, moderate men With positive views of 111ell' own and firm porpooe, but wllh wllhng. neso to compronuse They met May 25, 1787 m PhiladelphiA represe~~ting 12 of the States (Rhode Island declined to send a delegation) Arguments were healed, sometunes biller, always fervent The C<>ns!llution, when fmally offered for ratification, was a compromtse between the b1g and sQJall stales the small states demandmg protectiOn agamst bemg swallowed by the big ones, and the b1g ones requl!'mg msurance aga1nst an overndlng coallllon of small states It was somethmg like, In embryo, the Umted NatiOns today would face were at to convene a new conference of member nations to write a nell , more bindmg charter Since 111e Conslltut1on became fact upon Its ratifiCation by New Hamwnre' - the runth state - m 111e summer of 1788, Its meanmg has been mterpreted differently by laymen and experts, lawyers and Judges, studenlaad teacher In !he 186 years smce 111e Constitution became the law, firSt of 13 weak states, later of 50 slates m a political umon stronger tl1an any the world ever has seen, change and constancy has been Its most significant features The 10 Bills of Rights and subsequent amendments were vehicles of change C<>nstancy has rested m Its dediCation to 111e personal freedoms guaranteed m 111e Bills of Rights W1ll1out guaranteed mdiv1dual fteedoms, !he ConstitutiOn long ago would have been discarded m favor of rule by a mmority w1ll1 heavy vested mterests m the status quo through 111e Ioree of a !llihlary or demagogic tyranny IT IS IN THIS SETTING t11at the 28th annual Vmce of Democracy Scholarship Program has been announced by the Veterans of Fore1gn Wars, Its Lad•es Auxiliary, and cooperating National and State AssoCiations of Broadcasters Every h1gh school m the nation Is urged to provide the opportumty for Its students to take part m thiS program Tins year's theme, "My Responsibility as a Citizen," exhorts all persons of good will rellectmg upon It to clarify their thmkmg about 111e C<>nstltutlon of the Umted States Clarence Thompson, superintendent of 111e Buckeye Hills Career Center at RIO Grande, whose home address IS 123 Kmeon St , Gallipolis (Phone 446-9817) Is Vmce of Democracy chall'ffi8n for tile 12th Ohio district compriSmg the nme southeastern and soull1ern Ohio counties of Scioto, Lawrence, Galbo, Meigs, Pike, Ross, Vmton and Athens SCHOOUl OF THE DISTRICT Will have necessary Instructions for students mterested m competmg for district state and national rewards, together with the priVIlege to winners of appearmg on statewide and national teleVISion and radio Four state wmners will rece1ve scholarships, 111e top one of $1,500 value National scholarships will be valued at $10,000, $5,000, $3,500, $2,500 and $1,500 to the top five wmners Distnct winners will he selected from tapes of speeches other Judging will he m person (Akron, state level, and Washmgton, D C, national) The deadlme for high schoolS to determme thel!' wmner to be entered m the diStriCt contest IS Dec 10 next So the lime IS now Don't wait There's a lot of 111inkmg to be done about Democracy Our yoWig people m our schools, who will he 111e caretakers of our democratic msbtuttons m only a few years, will have to do !he heaviest 1111nkmg The 28th annual Vmce of Democracy contest, 111anks to !he VFW, IS a remarkably sUitable vehicle to mspl!'e It • Archery skills Time was when the New Yo.-k Yankees regorded them~elves as baseball's royalty and friends and r1vals called them " their maJesttes " CHAMPS GET TROPHIES - Jun Campers' Second Annual softball tournament Sept 6-7-3 was won by 111e Double R w1ll1 B111's Body Shop seoond and VI's Beauty Salon th1rd ~'o ur teen teams were entered In 111e picture, Betty Johnson, sponsor of Jun s Campers, ha nds champmnshlp trophy to RICh Ramy, sponsor and manager of the Double R Players 1n the group are R Ramey, J Hughes, S Hammond, D Hollman, T Birchfield, H Taylor , M Hazelwood, R Likens, M Arrington J Bll'chfleld R Me1ge, A Watson , D Wya nt G Back, G Craig, M Moore,G Arrmgton, R Gleason,J ZerkleandJ Gleason The runners-up trophy went to B1U Sm1ll1 of Bill's Body Shop, also presented by Belly Johnson The Body Shop roster mcludes T Napper, J Farley, E Abbott, E Myres, J Morns, T Myres, S Myres D McKmney_._ P Kennedy, D Ha rriSon , L W1lllarns, W Lambert, J Peterson, S Price , J Hawkms, R Wnghl, S McKinney, R N•ckles, W Myres and S Hawley Browns, Bengals IRONTON - A demon· chaeological Society, "The slrabon of modern archery show IS open to anyone who has materillls and techmques by genmne Indian artifacts to champion archers will display This area IS riCh m htghllght Sunday's ar· archaeological history and we, chaeologlcal show sponsored as well as the public, are by 111e local archaeological always mterested In unportant new finds that may turn up at a society The show, scheduled to begm gathenng such as th1s '' AI Wolter, Wayne National at 10 a m Sept 15 on the Forest district ranger and LaW~"ence C<>Wity C<>urthouse grounds here will offer chairman of 111e event, stated, amateur and professiOnal "The razor blade steel of archers the chance to exlubll modern arrowhead will be theJr collections to the public qmte a contrast to arttfacts According to Dr John many thousands of years old Haney, president of the local The public will see arrowheads chapter of the Ohio Ar· and projectile pomts, some CLEVELAND (UP!) - More adjustments were made m the offenSive line of the Cleveland Browns Thursday as Chuck Hutchmson was scratched from Sunday's opener at Cmcmnati because of a remjured grom muscle Expected to replace Hutchinson at left guard IS Pete Adams 260-pound Southern Califorma star who had his rook1e'Season rumed by a rash of InJUries last year The Browns also might use Glen Holloway if needed The veteran guard was acqUII'ed from Chicago earlier thiS week for a future draft choice Cleveland also had an InJUry on defense Thursday when linebacker Billy Andrews pulled a muscle m his r1ght leg The Browns announced thell' co-captams for the 1974 season will be center Bob DeMarco on offense and cornerback Clarence Scot! on defense works of art over 12,000 years old, nght down to the latest new fangled archery eqwpment" to begm at I p m w1ll mclude an mformahve descrtptJOn of modern target and hlUltmg eqmpment ln case of ram all acbv1bes Will be moved Inside the court house "Thts exhtb1t10n", Wolter added, "will give mterested laymen and students the chance to observe and ask questlons about arhfacts on display from throughout Ohw and 111e OhiO Valley area ' I!Omns ) Mil 002 140 000 0- 7 11 0 Det 000 302 200 2- 9 13 2 Colborn Castro (6 ) Murphy (7J and Porter Coleman Lemanczyk 15 ) H1trer ( 8) and Freehan Lamont ( 10) W P- pnlCIU, and It IOIIena lite hard tiidn -lite lnfocted area, Jf It NEW YORK (UP! ) - On the face of 11, Frank Robmson 18 m a better pos1t1on now 111an anybody else to become the first black manager m maJor league hLstory At least that s the way 11 seems The whole thmg IS strictly an IllusiOn, though Rob1nson IS with the Cleveland Indians now, havmg just come over to them from the Califorma Angels for the $20,000 wruver priCe, but he's really no closer to becommg a big league manager m the near future than Hank Aaron, W1lhe Mays, Maury Wills or J1m Gilliam Phil Seghi, the Indians general manager, says they got Robmson from the Angels because I still fe~l we have a chance to wm this thmg and I'm leavmg no stone unturned man effort to do 1t " • Those who keep seetng something ulteriOr m every smgle baseball transaction lllUIJedlately will tell you that what Seghi Is handing out now 15 nothmg but a lot of pap, pure general manager talk Some of these same people say If the Jnd1ans don't wm m the Amencan League East, and thmr chances aren't that good, then they'll bolUlce Ken Aspromonte at the end of the season and make history by nammg Robmson as the1r manager That Isn't likely to happen For a lot of reasons F1rst of all, Phil Segh1 was telling the truth when he told everybody why the Indians got Frank Robmson, 39, from the Angels They got him because they need the kind of b•g shck he s capable of swmgmg They're hopmg he can get hot m these next two weeks, bring some people out to the hall park, wm a few ball games and who knows, maybe even help land lheU> m the World senes It sa long shot, but for the Indians, It's worll1 a try Robinson ISn't costmg them that much despite hiS $172,000 salary Prorated, all the Indians have lo pay hun between now and the end of the season 15 $22,000 and if he does what 111ey hope he will, he II be the biggest steal smce Harry Dalton, the Angels' boss who talked the Mets out of Nolan Ryan Then there's another reason why Robmson ts no closer to a maJor league managership nght now 111an he was with 111e Angels He and Seghi aren't exactly strangers Both were w1111 Cm1 cmnah togell1er a long lime Their relationship then was never really that warm It was Seghi's JOb each year to sign Robinson, and that was never an easy job Some of the arguments the two men had were classics General managers have a way of rememhermg thmgs like that a long tune Forever sometimes When I asked hun whe111er he had any d1scuss1on w1th Robm son regarding managmg the Indians, Seghi said 'None whatsoever " I believe him Ma1or League Standmgs Boils: handle them with care lllllak II. 'l'lila apeeda up lite By MILTON RICHMAN UP! Spur.. Editor H iller ( 17 10) LP - Murphy ( 8 8 1 HR s- Freehan (14th) Port er ( 11th ) Veryzer (l sf) DR. LAMB By Lawrence E Lamb, M D DEAR DR LAMB - Would you tell me what causes boils• What could I put on them so they would come to a head sooner to relieve the pain? DEAR READER - Bolls are a large pimple They are caUSed by 111e staphylococcal bacteria We all have 111ese bacteria on our skin OrdlnarUy our skin protects us from these bactena causmg an Infection When these bacteria linda break to the skin, as may OCCID' around a h81r foU1cle or an accumulation of excess skin olla and wax, they start an infection Our defense mechanisms wall off the In· fecUon so it can't spread to the rest of the body As the mfectlon is limited it destroys 011ly aopot of U..ue The germs can't mi8rate, so they are m lite destroyed U.aue or die 'l'lila Infected and destroyed tlaue is the 11 PU8" that comes 0111 of lite boll You lhouldn't apply pressure lo IIICh a localized Infection, In J*'t becaue you can break down lite wall of Usaue and cella CCIIUIIructed to llmlt 111e lnl8ellon lo that ll'ta But, you Clit llPJIIy • nnn or hot towel Sport Parade ali set The archery demonstratiOn to feature show Today's IS large you should let your liver are caused by drinking doctor drllin It He won't dr8ln too much Cirrhosis IS a 11, thPUgh, until 111e mleNion scarrmg process 111at destroys bas been walled off by your a certatn amoWtt of hver ceUs body's defenses These are replaced by non· Anynne who has recurrent flUlctionmg ftberous tissue bolls should have a good No one knows why or when medical exammatwn It may you developed Cll'fhosis Some mean you have a lowered cases are the result of old viral resistance to Infection as can hepatitis Others are caused occur w1ll1 diabetes !tom mnammatlon of the bile DEAR DR LAMB tract or obstruction of the bile Re<:enUy I had a gall bladder tract You can even develop operation, and my doctor ClrrhOJ!IS Of the liver from discovered I had a badly longslanding hear! failure damaged liver ThiS wasn 'I Fluid collecls tn 111e liver and caused by tl1e gall bladder He causes thiS said !tom the condition of the Treatment Is general, as liver I had 1111s a long tune I your doctor has said, par· was fiabbergasted I always ticularly as long as you have no 111ought only drinkers got this symptoms If you have I'm no drinker, all I ever did evidence of poor absorption drink was plain soda at social !tom your digestive tract then gatherings I dislike any kind you have a greater need for the of liquor I did have a very mcreased Intake of vitamins dlfflCUI t childbirth years ago In your case II Isn't important, Could I have damaged my liver but for those who do use then• alcohol, tl1ey ahould stop ll11s I know a liver could never be entirely 1f there 1s any liver replaced or repatred, but what damage can be done to keep II from Send your questions to Dr giving me any problei!UIIn the Lamb, In care of this future• My doctor says newspaper, P 0 Box 15:il, vltamma with iron each day Radio City Station, New York, and plenty of protelna, a well N Y 10019 For a copy of Dr balanced meal Anything eiJe? Lamb's hooklet on balanced DEAR READER-~ Is diet, oend 50 cents to the same a wtdeepread misconception address and ask lor the that all cases of cirrhosis of the 'Balanced Diet" booklet , By Un1ted Press International Nattonal League East w t pet g b 77 66 538 Ptlfsbur g h 76 68 528 l'h St LOUIS Phdad elphta 73 71 50 7 4'12 65 76 461 11 New Yor k 65 77 458 11 1h Montreat 57 85 401 l 9lh Cht c ago West wtpc1gb L.:.os Ang eles 91 52 634 Ctn c tnnatl 88 56 611 J 'h Atlanta 78 67 538 14 Hou5ton 71 72 500 20 San Fran ctsc o 66 78 462 251f2 San Otego 53 92 361 39 Thursdays Resul1s Ctnctnnat t 9 Atlanta 6 1st c.n ct nnat t 6 Atlanta '2 2nd Phtladelphla 6 P tttsbu r gh 4 Montrea l 2 Cht c ago 1 St LOUtS 12 New York 5 San Otego 4 Houston 1 Lo s Angel es 11 San Fran 0 Today s Probable Pitchers (All times EDT) ChtCliQO (S tone 75 and Reuschel 13 11 ) at New York (S eaver 10 8 and Parker 4 12) 2 5 35 p m Sf L OUt S ( M cGlOthen 16 9) at Phlla~elphta f Lonborg 15 ll ) 7 35 p m P1ttsbur9h ( Roo ker 1'2 10 1 at Montreal pm ( Rogers 12 20 1 8 OS C m c •~;~nat• ( Billingham 18 9 ) at Los Angeles ( Rau 13 7) 10 JO pm Atlanta (Capra 13 8) at San D ego { Jones 7 20) 10 30 p m Hou s ton ( R •c hard 2 1 > at San F ran c isco { Bryant 3 14 ) 10 30 pm Saturdav s Games P ttsburgh at Montreat Cht cago at New York Houston at San Franc isco Sf LOU tS at Phil a ntght Allanta at San Otego ntg ht Ct ncmnat t at Los Ang n1ght Amencan Leagu~ E ast w I pet 9 b New York 78 66 54 2 Boston 75 68 524 2 h Balt imore 75 69 521 3 Cleveland 71 71 500 6 Milwaukee 69 76 476 9 1h D etroit 66 78 458 12 wut w I pet g b Oakl and 83 62 572 Tet<a s 77 68 .53 1 6 M innesota 7'1 72 500 IQV, Kansa sC tty 70 13 .t90 12 Ch•cago 10 74 486 12'h Cal tf ornla 58 87 400 25 Thursday s Results New Yo~k 3 Batllmore 0 Bos ton 3 Cleveland 2 Detrott 9 M llwa 1 10 inn s Oakland 2 M lnnesofa 1 American le~gue Tex 2 Chcgo 2 6 Inns ratn Bos ton 000 020 010- 3 6 0 (Only games scheduled I Cleve 100 001 000- 2 10 3 Tod•y's Probl!bale Pitchers Lee 116 12 ) and Montgomery (All ttmes EDT) J Perry Bu ske y ( 81 l!l nd Ell is Clevel~nd !Kern 0 1 ~nd Duncan (8) LP - J Per ry f I S Bosman 6 31 at Balt i more 11 ) ( Cuellar 18 10 bnd Alexender 5 9) 25 30pm New York 000 000 030- 3 10 0 Calltornl·a ! Hassler 4 10 Bnd Dol:! son 1 01 at Chtcago ( Knt Bal t 000 000 000- 0 4 I l6 13 and Johnson 7 4) 2 6 30 Wallace T ldrow (8 ) and pm Dempsey Palmer Re y no ld S New York { M~:~d l ch 18 11) at (8) Jackson ( 9) and Elchebar Detroi t ( Fryman 5 81 8 p m ren WP ...-Wa ll ece 16 0) u ·.o ...... K MU S Ctty ( Busby 19 H l at Palmer (6 l 21 Minnesota ( BUtl er 4 61 8 30 pm Oakland 100 000 010- 2 7 1 Boston 1Po le 1 0) at M11 M inn 100 000 000- 1 A 3 waukee- ( ~odr ! Quet 7 41 a 30 Holtzman (18 14) and Foss e pm Blyl even I 15 16) and Borgmann Oakland (Blue 15 !AI at TeKaS <Jenkins '22 II) 9 p m S.tvrday 1 s Gatnes 16 •nns, rain• Texas 700 000- '2 S 0 New York at Detroit Chn: ago 100 001 - l 8 0 Boston at Mtlwaukee H a roan and S v n d b e r g Kan c tty at Mlnn 2 tw lnlont Bl!lhnsen and Oowm..-.g HR (:lev eland al Balt imore n ight Henders.on I 18th I Oakland ,u TeKaS night (Only games schedul ed I Cat •tornta at Chicago n•ght Those were C•e days of Waite Hoy t • Babe Rull1 lou Gehrig , B11l Dickey Red Ruffing Joe DIMaggio Mickey ManUe Whitey Ford and others whose current mailing address Is 111e Hall of OU's Bevly doubtful Kent State Uruverslty will be at Syracuse and Ohio UruverSity, w1th quarterhack Rich Bevly still listed as doubtful, takes on 111e UmverSIIy of Norll1 Carolma Saturday as 3! Ohio college teams w1U see aclton m the f1rst lull football card of the season oiKent State, favored to wm 111e MICIAmerican Conference title this season, squeaked by Central Michigan 21-H last week m the season opener for both teams Syrwcuse defeated Oregon State 23-15 m Its season opener last Saturday Ohio Umverstty will travel to Chapel Hill for Its openmg game against the Tar Heels, and coach Bill Hess said Bevly would make the trip ' We aren't trying to fool anybody " sald Hess, "but we must consider Bevly doubtful for Saturday He may be able to play, and we hope so " If Bevly doesn't play sophomore Greg Brooks w1ll lake over 111e quarterbacking chores, backed up by freshman Steve Moss, Hess srud 11 We saw each others sprmg games," satd Hess,"and we know they are a strong runmng hall club They're rugged and hard nosed "They are ery big InSide defensively, so we Will have our hands full, but our players look forward to the game and consider tt a real challenge,'' Hess sa1d In other top games Ohto State will open at Mmnesota, Bowling Green State Uruvers1ty will be at East Carolma and Toledo will be at Tampa Toledo has lost to Tampa the past two seasons and will gel still another crack at stoppmg Freddy Solomon who scored four touchdowns, three by mshmg, m Tampa's ~25 wm over the Rockets last year Toledo coach Jack Murphy scouted Tampa's 28-0 wm over Chattanooga last Saturday and sa1d the Spartans are 41 very tough even better than last year They don't make ffilS.. takes and what they did, they dtd very well ' The Uruverstty of Dayton, a 21-7 wmner over Drake last Saturday, hoots Eastern Kentucky and Flyers coach Ron Marc1ruak feels the Kentucki· ans will have an edge " Eastern should have an advantage on us as they"ve seen and scouted us against Drake," satd Marctmak "S1nce they haven•t played a game yet, we're only going on what him we've seen of 111em m !hell' sprmg game ' ThiS IS a particularly unportant game for us.' he satd ..It's our home opener and of Fame In C<>operslown , N Y But t11e Yankees currently dri ving for the American League East title have key players hke Mike Wallace, Dick Tidrow, Chris. Chamb!W, Grals NetUes and Loo Plnlellll - most of whom are just happy to have gotU!n 111e chance to play r~gularly In the majo.leagues "ThiS Is a team of rejects from boll1 leagues," explained Wallace Thursday night after the Yankees beat the Baltimore Orioles, 3-0, and relamed their 2\i-game lead "Th1s Is like one great jigsaw puzzle with 111e pieces barely hthng together " Wallace, ~. combmed with Dick Tidrow Thursday mght In a lour-hitter against !he Orl· oles Wallace allowed 111ree hits In 7 ;!.;IIIUWlgs With Tidrow y•eldlng one In the last I 1-3 The Yankees scored all their runs off Jim Palmer m 111e eighth Innmg with smgles by Nettles, Chambliss and Pimella drivmg m the runs It was 111e 12th loss m 18 deciSions for Palmer, the AL's Cy Young winner m 1973 and dropped 111e Orioles mto 111lrd place Boston defeated Cleveland 32, DetrOit beat Milwaukee, 9-7, Oakland shaded Mmnesota, 21, and Chicago and Texas played a 2-2 ram-ehortened tie m other AL games National League results were Cmcmnati over AUanta, ~and 6-2, Montreal 2 Chicago I, Philadelphia 6 Pittsburgh 4, St louiS 12 New York 5, San Diego 4 Houston I, and Los Angeles 11 San FranciSCO 0 Red Sox 3 Indians 2 D1ck McAuliffe doubled home the Red Sox' firSt run m a two-run fifth tnmng and delivered Carl Yastrzemsk1 with 111e wmnmg run on a sacrifice fiy In the elghll1 as the Sox hroke a 111ree.game losing streak Bill Lee raised his record to 16-12, whUe Jun Perry suffered hiS lllh loss agamst 15 Vlctones course, we want to do well m front of the hometown fans " The Umvers1ty of Akron, a 31·20 wmner over Central State UmvefSity last week, will have Its hands full when II hosts always tough Delaware Saturday ' We pnde ourselves In playmg the toughest schedule poSSible, and playmg 111e Blue Hens adds to that prestige," 58ld Akron coach Jim Denruson "Delaware IS one of the best-coached, best-<llsciplmed squads we will meet this year The only way to beat them IS to play good, fundamental football especially on defense Gimmicks won't beat Delaware '' In the top game m the Ohio Conference, Wittenberg and Baldwm Wallace, the diVIsion champtons m the OC, will meet at Baldwm Wallace 10 what could be a preview of the league's title game Both Wtttenberg coach Dave Maurer and BW ooach Lee Tressel are apprehenSive RIO GRANDE - Seven about opening 111e season With such an unportant game lor faculty members of t11e Rio Grande College Social and both teams Offenn Plo'('r • the New York Jets at Kansas City and San Diego at Houston m American Conference play Dallas IS at Allanta, Detrmt at Chicago, Mmnesota at Green Bay, Philadelphia at St LouiS, San FranClSoo at New Orleans and Washmgton meets the New York G~ants at New Haven, Conn , m the Natlonal Conference los Angeles 18 at Denver m the only lnterconference game, whtle Oakland Is at Buffalo Monday night Play Is expected to be more open this season, With new rule changes designed to proVIde more offensive action Among the key changes are moving the goal posts to 111e end line, kicking off from the ~yard line mstead of the 40, returnmg missed field goals to the line of scrimmage outside the 20, and elimmatmg the crackback block by receivers Also, 111ere will be a 15mmute sudden death overtime to dec1de tie games Muum 18 expected to doml· nate 111e AFC East, whUe Pittsburgh and Cmclnnati should battle 11 out for Central honors and Oakland and Den. ver m 111e West In the NFC, the East should be a three-way race between Dallas, Washmgton and Philadelphia Minnesota IS a heavy favorite to win In the Central and Los Angeles Is a top-heavy p1ck m the West commumcahon, "Com- mumcation Models", Ray mstructor of Matura, SOCIOlogy, "Social Organization", Robert Pliefer, asslstan t professor of public admmiStrabon, "Leadership Characterlshcs", Arion Sellers, mstructor of psychology, "Self Understanding", Edward Sofranko, asslslant professor of psychology, "IntervieW Techmques and Problems", David T1mm, assistant professor of social work, "Characteristics of Human Soclill Work", and Robert Wells Rogers, assistant professor or business ad· 200 G T 190 167 165 145 152 130 215 E QB Defense- TB WB FB Ends Terry Qualls and Bl anchard tackles - Carper and George m tddle ~uard M usser or Dan ussell linebackers - Clark and Jerry Cr emeans cornerbacks Charlte Marshall and Perk Ault deep backs - Whttlatch and Coats friends Unfortunately, It didn't work that way " Roblnoon, who will receive $180,000 next season from Cleveland, came to the Angela Nov. 30, 1972, In a five-for-two trade with Los Angeles. The No 4 aU-lime heme run hitter behind Henry Aron, Babe Ruth and Willie MaYI made '172,000 lhil MUOn on the final year of a two-year cootract with California He Ia hllllnti 3110 thla year with 20 home ruN1 and a RBII. He 1tu &72 care. bomera and W1th !he Gallla County teachers strilte O\ er, aU area schools resUtne norrnal gndl!'on acuon tomght as the Metgs Marauders host Belp re, Eastern travels to Symmes Va lley, and Southern viSits Hannan Trace Last wee k's season opemng was thrown lnto a b1t of chaos as the Eastern Ha nnan Trace game was cancelled t he Eagles choosmg to pick up a non-leagu,.e opponent m Zane Trace The SVAC w•ll have to dectde whether' or not the cancella tion of 111al scheduled loop encounter between the Eagles and Wildcats will be made up or if a 5-game league SOUTHERN LINEUPS Offense Player Po st WI Buddy Ervin E 140 Ran dy Duddtng T 210 168 Da ve H uddles ton G Chris Forbes 180 170 G Mont ~ H ar t John al ser T 178 Glenn S1m pson E 150 Greg Dun ning QB 185 M ikh N ease HB 180 HB 165 Danny B rown Ron Jackson F B 180 Defense Ends H udd les t on and Brown t ackl es - Johnson and Ouddm g I tnebacker s - Hart and Oun n •n& mt d d le g ua r ~ Salser half acks - N ea se an d Boso safe t tes - S1m pson and Ervtn c Woody b.e gins 24th year at OSU h I TALL TIMBER NITE CLUB RETREADS mountmg ........ ··-The Dai1J Set1ti11el r charge ~lml:DT01RE lNtl!:R!'.OT OF MEIGS-IWION AREA CIDOII'ERL TANNEllllf PASSENGER TIRES 2 FOR $23 Plus Casmg "Beuer Service Is Our Busir~ess" l _, R.OJIDlTHOD'LKH I UtJ tAter ' Publllhed &Illy eJ~Ct!Pt S.lur-411 by 1'he Oblo vane, Pubilllllnl Comian1 111 Court St Pomeroy Ohio 11711 ~ OffD Ptmn8 -2111 Edltonal PhlrMI .... 21$7 .... ~ clul poltiJl! paid tt ~ National ad•artlllna repre.enllllvt BotUneWoGaUqher me , 12 Eatt dnd St Nw von New York. ~ SlablK'I1pUorl tatel Daih'll'..:l by tam. 1l'ben: avalllb1e: • eentl pow 8Y Motor Rctuloll whn carrier IMr'rice not ani.Jiblt OM ma11tb f:UO By mall !Jt Olio Ifill W Va 0.. 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G ridiron Mystery At Mercervtlle, Bill Jewell 's Tornados take on a mystertuu.s Hannan Trace sq1,.1ad The Wildcats, for a tong lime the cellar dwellers of SVAC fontbCJII, h~;~yc Y lettermt n relurmn~ 773-5710 773-5118 should be a>.esome, led by All Amen ca tailback Archie Griffm , shck quarterback C<>rnellus Greene the MVP of the Rose Bowl vtctory over Southern Cal , a ver satile wtngback m Bnan Baschnagel and two brusmg fullbacks, !he 235-poWid Henson and Pete Johnson, a 245-pounder who, as a freshman, scored three TDs tn the Rose BowI Gr1f!m, a 5-8, 180-pound Juruor gamed 1,577 yards last year and had at least 100 yards m each of the Buckeyes ll games Hayes has called the C<>lumbus product the best back he ever coached Hayes has also said that Johnson , whose only trouble would seem to be keepmg his weight down to below 240, IS the best blocking fullbe ck he's ever had Johnson checked m this fall at 256 Henson, meanwhtle, for those who may forget, led 111e na twn in scormg m 1972 w1th 20 touchdowns when he was a sophomore He opened 111e 1973 season with three TDs m the opener agamst Mmnesota and added another m the second game agamst Texas Chrtstlan before wreckmg a knee The offenstve lme, even without Hicks t1ght end Fred Pagac and guard Jun Kregel the three graduation losses, IS a veteran group Tackle Kurt Schumacher ( 6· 3, 248) and center Steve Myers (6-2, 240) were both all Big Ten last year Dick Mack ( 5-11, 218) 15 back at the other guard poSition Semor &ott Dan nelley (6-3, 246) has taken over Hicks old spot, but IS bemg pressed by freshman Cris Ward (6-4, 265), while former tackle Doug France (~. 256) and Mike Bartoszek (6-4, 218) are battling for the vacant light end JOb Mat or League Leaders. BY Un1ted Press International Leadtng B alters Nattonat league g ab r t't pet Garr All 136 576 79 204 354 Garvey LA 138 576 88 188 326 Strg e l P1l 121 444 81 14 2 320 Z tsk Ptf 131 479 70 153 319 0 \\ ver Ptl 128 538 84 171 318 S m th St l 126 454 69 144 317 Buc knr LA 126 505 72 159 31 5 Mntnz Phil 1 2 5~ 451 46 140 310 Bro ck StL 136 563 92 l7 A 309 Gross Hou 138 517 70 160 309 Amertcan League g ab r h pet Carew M•n 137 541 78 195 360 Hrgrve Tel( 118 376 53 126 335 Orta Cht 125 468 70 149 318 M c Rae KC 130 470 63 147 313 Madox NY 120 401 60 123 307 Ran dl e Tel( 138 476 63 145 305 Burghs Tex 139 5 12 79 155 303 Ya z 8os 135 468 85 142 303 128 462 84 139 301 A ll en Ch1 Cmpnrs Ok 121 475 73 142 299 Home Runs National League Sc hm tdt Ph1l 36 Bench e m and Wynn LA 30 Perez Cln 25 Cedeno Hou 24 Amencan League Allen Ch • 32 Ja ckson Oak 28 Bu r roughs Tex 25 Darw in M nn and Tena c e Oak 24 Runs Batted In ~attonal League Bench Can 11 5 Sc hm idt Phil 11 3 Ga rve y and Wynn LA 101 Zis k P IH •• A m e r I c a n League Bur roughs T e)C 11 3 Band o Oak 100 Rud• Oak 90 Darw ln Mlnn 89 Allen an~ Hender son Ch i and J ack son OBk 88 Stolen sues Nattonal League Broc k St L 105 Morgan Cln 58 Lopes LA 55 American League North Oak 51 Carew M lnn 35 Lowenstein Clev 33 frmn la :-.l YtC:~r Jt wdl ~y~ s W(~k Dave Owens, m his first yectr 1t, F<nrland squad -itnd went down formation offenstvely, while says Warren Gtles, a man who knows his baseball pretty well Cesar Gerommo and Johnny Bench hit grand slam home runs m ea ch of two games agamst Atlanta Thursday In leading 111e Reds to ~ and 6-2 VIctories Los Angeles blanked San FranciSco Thursday mght ll-0, leaving Cmcmnati 3 I> games behmd the Dodgers m the Natwnal League West Gtles was general manager and preSident of the Reds for 15 years and 111en preSident of 111e Natmnal League for another 18 years , rellrmg m 1969 By Denr~y Shll spry at age 77, Giles lakes m as many Reds games as he can A diehard Cmclnnat1 Fobes fan, he says, ' I still have Red J blood m my vems, pun Intended ., lh e Reds The OhiO Slate Buckeyes and OhiO Bobcats open the 1974 Bu t Gtessays 1 football season Saturday, with both teams hilling !he road Dodgers games tomght Satur1 The Buckeyes w ll be opemng on the ;oad lor the fll'sl time In 80 day and Sunday m los Angeles years (last lime was m 1894) and they II be settmg out to do what could mean !he end of !he line no other Big Ten team has ever achieved - three consecutive for Cmcmnall's uphill battle to Rose Bowl appearances wm the West championship The Bucks Will be traveling to Mmnesota m an attempt to "I say If they don't win two of keep mtact the OSU tradition of never losmg an ope rung game to the three ll1en thetr chances a Big Ten team The Bucks are 9-0 m openers agamst Big Ten are pretty well washed up 1 teams, and 719-4 overaU m season openers ust don't Uunk the Reds wtll VICtory llllght not be easy for the Bucks however, as Gopher ~ss the Dodgers by beating coach Cal Stoll has 13 regulars and 29 lettermen back from last other clubs , years 7-4 team The Gophers fmiShed ll11rd m the Big Ten race No matter what the outcome last fall with a 6-2 record of this weekend's games Giles The Mmnesota attack will center around tailback Rick Up- figures both clubs still 1ll wm church who has been timed at a bliStermg 4 4 seconds m the 40- 100 games this season "ThiS kind of a pennant race yard dash After a slow start last year Upchurch came on strong m the last part of the season, flmshing the year With 841 rushmg With two great teams thriu; yards my baseballUlStmct " says Woody Hayes, recuperatmg from a JWie 6 heart attack, ,1 still ll1mk of the Roos as my should hit the 200 wm mark thiS season In 23 years at OSU, team and I'm excited about Woody owns a 159-49~ record, and IS second among aU a-t1ve 11 , ' Giles' favorite player 18 Pete maJor college coaches with 192 VIctories m hiS coaching career Another Buckeye who figures to reach a landmark IS Junior Rose tailback Archie Griffin Griffm, m hiS first 2 years, has rushed " He's ll1e leader Charley for 2,444 yards, and needs JUSt 99 more to surpass fullback Jtm Hustle the focal po;nt of the OtiS as the Bucks' all~une leading ground g8lners team 'But Joe Morgan and Last year Archie gamed 1,577 yards and gamed over 100 Johnny Bench are almost his yards m each of the 11 games Saturday's contest will be the 18th meetmg between OhiO State and Mmnesota, Willi the Bucks holding a 12-5edge .Tonight's games: Sports Desk to defeat althou~h Jewell says We hope to get ~m n~ now The kids are ready to play foot· hall ' Just Highest Interest Rates Much of the Dodgers success Is du e to Manager Walter Alston, says Giles, who calls Alston a "fatherly type of manager • " He's very calm He doesn't over.manage He's 111e type 111at can keep a ball club calm at a tune like this He takes every day m stride " Giles says a turnmg poml m 111e Dodgers-Reds race may have come last SlUlday Cmcmnatl had beaten the ,Dodgers on Saturday to narrow the gap to 2 'h games but Los Angeles Jumped to a 3-0 lead the next day and whipped 111e Reds 7-4, takmg two games of that Important three-ga111e se· r1es "That showed me the Dodgers really had something," said Giles "A wm could have been a turmng pomt for the Reds, but Instead 11 may have been the key for the Dodgers " he MEANWHILE AT CHAPEL HILL, THE BOBCATS of Bill Hess w1ll be takmg on the Tarheels of North Carolma The Bobcats will be taking tile field with a big quesllon mark - !he conditiOn of quarterback Rwh Bevly Bevly, a semor from Youngstown North, was m1ured m last Saturday's !mal maJor scrunmage, sufferi.~g a spramed knee We aren't trymg to fool anybody, but we must consider Bevly doubtful for Saturday," Hess says "He may be able to play, and we hope so, but he's missed an awiullot of work this week" If Bevly IS lUlable to go Saturday, then sophomore Greg Brooks of Alhany Alexander will get the starting call As for North Caroltna, Hess says 111e Tarheels are rugged and hard-nosed and have a strong runmng ball club HARBIN SYSTEM AGAIN - The Harbm football team ratmg system w1ll agam be used 'll11s season to determine who will represent 111e vae~ous regions throughout Ohw m the 1974 football playoffs A two level approach will be used WIII1 a team receiVIng I pomt for every Class A team they beat and half a pomt for each team tied The points jump to 2 and I for Class AA opponents and 3 and 1 5for every 8lasa AAA opponent beaU!n or lied The second level comes mto play when conSidering the success of your opponents agamst ll1e1r other opponents The Harbm system will begm publtcalion followmg the fourth week of tile season, or m JUSta Ittile over two weeks Brackets bave been pre-<lrawn for the 1974 playoffs with all championship games bemg played Friday, Nov 22 at 7 30 p m The Class A champiOnship game Will be at Upper Arlington High School, with Class AA gomg at Dayton and Class AAA at the Akron Rubber Bowl All Class AA teams m the SEOAL, w1ll1 the exception of Waverly, are tn Regton 7 The Tigers are m Regwn8 In Class A, all SVAC teams are m Region ll All AAA teams m soull1eastern Ohio are m RegiOn 3 N o ga mes No 9tmmlctu, equal " w' Athens at Lancaster Galiipolts at C<>al Grove Ironton at Portsmouth Jackson at Oak Hill logan at Hilltard Belpre at Meigs Ports West at Waverly Wellston at Wheelersburg Rock Hill at Wayne Southern at Hannan Trace Eastern at Symmes Valley Hannan at Southwestern North Gallia at Kyger Creek South Pomt at Fall'land Huntmgton H1gh at Pt Pleasant Federal-Hocking at Wabama allllhUgh there rn~ y he M 1.-i~S\ w~tk the Tornwd os (Jpt:! n~:d C.){;unst t~ r ul(ged the Mer cerville helm ts CJpe<.1.ed to go wtth a stratght T Reds must win two of three about f or get k.rww few surprast:s ' at By RICK VAN SANT CINCINNATI (UP! ) - If the Ctncmnala Reds don't wm at least two of the three games aga1nst the Los Angeles [)odg. ers this weekend, they can JUst W• t11,n 'l mudt o.tJIIJUttn....m Wt• won t bt' lllakm~ any 1 honi(t.'S from las t S<juad mvl ate upecttd l'-' bt:gm ~ resur~cnc~.; lo foolbt~H respectability thiS fall Saturday; Buckeyes look tough By GENE CADDFS UPI Sports Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) Publicly Oh10 State football coach Woody Hayes says " we•re gomg to have a good • football team " EAGLE LINEUPS But 111e Buckeyes were much Offense b.>tter 111an JUSt good last Player Pos WI season when they ftmshed wtth 170 Stev e Ho lter E T 21 0 a 10-0-1 record, mcluding a 42Dave Hann um 135 Tim Kuhn er G 21 v1 ctory over Southern 145 Guy Wa l k er Califorma m the Rose Bowl, c 165 John Sm1th • G 160 and Hayes, begmnmg his 24th Dav1d M il l s T 230 year at Ohm Stale, has 16 Coy Starc her E 175 Phil Bowen QB 140 starters returrung, etght each Randl Blake TB 150 on offense and defense Don tchm ger FB 190 Mtke Lark tns ' We are a relatively veteran SB 165 Terr y Sm tth team," satd Hayes, who sufDefense fered a heart attack June 6 but Ends - Kuhn and Walker " tackles - Bowen and Hannum has come back m mce shape, linebackers Jackson and but we lost SIX good football "' Batey Jo hn Sm1th and players, mcluding the greatest Lawson deep ba c k s - Bla ke Parker and Joe Kuhn leader we've ever had " True, 111e Buckeyes, raU!d No 1 m the pre-season UPI poll, Will be miSSing SIX Maaor L eague Result s By Untted Press tnternat1onal regulars , mcludmg All· National League Arnenca offensive tackle John (1st gamel Atlan ta 040 100 0 10- 6 9 1 Hicks, the UPI lmeman of the C1n et 050 020 11 x- 9 10 1 Reed Leon ( 6 ) Ho use !81 year and Outland Trophy and Corre ll T Carroll Ea s t winner for 1973 But Hayes' w tck (3) Borb on (5) C Car r oll (8 ) and Ben ch wP ~ B o rbo n biggest problem, an annual (10 6) L P- Reed ( 10 9 1 H Rs- dilemma at Ohto State, Is Evan s ( 20t h ) Ge ro n tmo (6th ) fmdmg enough spots for all his T Perez (251 available talent (2nd game> The only poSition hit by Atlanta 000 100 01 0- 2 6 1 Ctnct 200 400 oox- 6 7 1 graduation on defense was the K ra usse J N 1ekr o (4) Beard hnehackmg corps, where All( 7J and O at es Dar cy M cE Amertcan Randy Gradtshar, naney (8} and B en ch W P Oarc y (1 0) LP - Krau sse (4 31 Rick Middleton, No I draft HR s- E va ns (2l sll Ben ch '1 chOice of the New Orleans ( 29th and 30t h l Samts, and V1c Koegel are Cht c ag o 100 000 000- 1 51 Montrea l 000 01 0 Ol x - 2 8 0 mlssmg Dettore Fra ll •nQ (8) Zam ora Beaman Progressing ,. t8 l and Sw sher Tor re z Murray (9) and Foote WP Hayes has moved Arme Torrez ( 12 8l LP - D ett ore { 1 Jones, a linebacker as a 4) sophomore and a defensive tackle as a JWIIor, back to middle linebacker Bruce El1a, You All Come who had moved from lineback' er to startmg fullback early tn 8111 Me Kmght and The Ntte Hawks are back 111e 1973 season when Champ Henson mJured a knee, was playmg at the .. also returned to lmehacker, and the other spot went to Juruor Ken kuhn, who was 111e top replacement at 111e pos1t1on last year Rf 7 north of Pomeroy The rest of the defense, "Openings for Membershtp" which ranked first m the nation Rod Groves m fewest points allowed, returns mtact, wtth the exception of Jones' old defensiVe tackle spot Anchormg the defense will be end Van DeCree, an All· American, and tackle Pete Most Cusick and safety Neal Colzie, All Stzes both second team selections C<>IZ!e led 111e nation m pWit return yardage last year and scored four touchdowns Hayes Satisfied no On offense, the Buckeyes • • Ill 15() ministration, 1 'Management '' Robinson unhappy with Angels ANAHEIM, Calif (UP!) _ "I'd have to say that the Frank Roblnoon has left the An~els are on an economy California Angels but not on the kick," Robinson, 39, said best of terms "That's fine, except you can The Angels unloaded the carry it too far You can gel rid aging superstar and his huge , of too many valuable peq~le " salary to the Cleveland Indians He said he felt "slightly for 111e $20,000 waiver price betrayed" by Dalton Tllw'sday "When I went to 111e Angels, I After saymg !97$ would be it told Harry that I wanted to u far as hla playing car- play two, poulbly three more goes, the Hall of Fame can. yean," he said "I wanted to didate made it clear he was not end my career with the ~ela happy with the Angels and I didn't wanllo ~around their general manager Harry Well, we didn't have it In O.lton ' wrltlnl! but I did feel it wu an undentandln& between two old I~ c Jack Oller " at GSI Dolphins favored 280 G G ary George George Carper Orrion Blanchard Jim Anderson or lon nle Coats Terry Wh itlatch • senes Sciences T Mtke Magnotta • Division recenUy conducted a senes of two-wee~ semmars at 111e Gallipolis Slate Institute The sesawns, wh1ch began Aug 19 and ended Aug 30, were for G S I employees bemg upgraded from PsychiatriC Aide II to Psychiatric Aide III and oll1er employees "Th1s 15 part of a state-wtde program being established at all Mental Health Institutions m Ohio, and we are happy that Rio Grande College has agreed to participate w1ll1 us m our effort," Dr Bernll!'d N1ehm, GSI supermtendent said ApproXImately 25 employees participated m 111e sermnars The Rio Grande faculty who donated thel!' services to the GSI and 111e subject area 111ey have been teaching were John Graham, associate professor of Pos WI E 15() M lc Davenport M ike Haley Jim Clark. John Blake or Jeff M usser fullhaek who is bad< tlus, hncup for !he F:agles, with Joe season as a S(!fllor and captam Kuhn gomg mst""d of terry of the "''Uad, ted that Belpre Sm1th at a deep back spot league chumptons ~hould ll <ome down to tal at Ute end of char~e with .t n even 100 Mark Lawson at linebacker m ruslung yards m just 1 CC;& r nes place of fullback Mike l.arkms, the season Strong Defense Guy Walker at defensiVe end >n Class AA action thl• Meanwhalc, at Symmes Steve Holter and Don Jackson evemng, the Marauders will try to mcrease the1r 'f'!ries lead Valley, F..agle mentor Spike at another hnebac king spot In Berklnmer exj>eels the V1kmgs place Of DaVId Mill• over the Golden t;;agles to 4-1 TI1e lone Belpre VICtory 1n the to throw a 44 defense at his Berkh1mer hopes cuttmg series carne last season, a lS..O squad's offense, With the down on some players going victory at Belpre Meigs won Vlkmgs tu sw1 tch defenses both ways will g~ve more the ftrst 3 hatlles between 111e quite a bii m an attempt to players expenence, and at the two squads, 4 2~ m 1970, 12-Gln confuse the Bird blockmg same lime, get fresh people ass ignments 1971 and 23-!2 m 1972 Into the lineup Berkhuner expects Joe DLast year the Marauders Seruor Max Long may see MetrovlCh's squad to run out of were hindered by an inJury some actlon art.cr a cast wa,s n ddled squad, and 111e Meigs a multtple I forma tiOn on of removed thiS week from his offense could manage JUS! 48 fense and expects them to go to broken hand, while another ya rds on 111e ground compared the outside qu1te a bit Eagle has gone onto the InJured Several changes have been list M1ke Smith a backup split to Belpre's 223 yards rushmg M•ke Culhha n, !he Belpre made tn the st.a.rtm g rlefen"lvf' season wtll hinde-r thn R11J! IM1' chant:cs of bemg deCli:tred lly Oem•y Fol)cJ MEIGS LI NEUPS Seminar Admmtstrahve BY JOE CARNICEW UPI Sports Writer Don Shula and his Mianu Dolphins begm thel!' run at history Sunday as the National Football League, fmally free from the players strike, opell'l Its 55111 season Shula's goal IS to become 111e ftrst coach ever to wm three Super Bowls and he's two11111'ds of the way there The Dolphins, who have lost only two games m the last two years, are the preseason favorites to make It tllree tttles m a row They should have little ftouble getting started Sunday as 111ey open at Foxboro, Mass , agamst the New England Patriots, who are still m a rebuildmg program under second-year Coach Chuck Fal!'banks The Dolphms, who will lose stars Larry Csonka, Paul Warfield and Jun Klick to the World Football League next season, are 14-pomt favorttes M1am1 w1U send 111e same lineup that beat Mmnesota m 111e Super Bowl agamst New England w1th two exceptions Doug Crusan replaces Wayne Moore at offensive tackle and Ki1ck Will start for Mercury Morris at runnmg hack Both players are mjured In other openmg day action Sunday, Baltimore Is at Pitts· burgh, Cleveland at Cincinnati, Meigs at home, Eastern, Southern take to road In The Area 5 1f4"· ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS SlJ" per cent ynr paid on Re-gular P.nsbook SiYing• No M1n1mum ln1trest from da1e of depostt to da1e of wtlhdrawal Interest compounded quarterly 4JMEIGS ~~RANCH Tht Athens Couftry Savtft416ol.oln Co 296 Second St Pomeroy, Ohto All Accounts Insured To S70 000 by FSLIC FALL CLEAN-UP SALE! 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CAMDEN PARK US 60 WEST- HUNTINGTON For information, oontact 100 E 300 Welt Seoontl St, P0111010y, 992·2111 a...- .. �• 2- ~Dally 3 - The Dally &ntl~~el, Middleport Pomeroy, 0 , Frlduy, &>pt 13, t97~ Sentinel, Mlddleport·Pomero} , 0 , ~'nda), &>pt 13, IF- ~;:~.o•l New Yanks just rejects By FRED DOWN UPI Sport& Writer by Cheo~erTon.,hill ...x.tfltlve edHor The :;:; ftamen of !h U S ConstitutiOn whom hisl!ll"lall!! reeogruze today as an abler body of men !han had been seen m Congress since the !Irs! two Continental C<>ngre...,s, hardly w1ll1oul exceplwn were clear-headed, moderate men With positive views of 111ell' own and firm porpooe, but wllh wllhng. neso to compronuse They met May 25, 1787 m PhiladelphiA represe~~ting 12 of the States (Rhode Island declined to send a delegation) Arguments were healed, sometunes biller, always fervent The C<>ns!llution, when fmally offered for ratification, was a compromtse between the b1g and sQJall stales the small states demandmg protectiOn agamst bemg swallowed by the big ones, and the b1g ones requl!'mg msurance aga1nst an overndlng coallllon of small states It was somethmg like, In embryo, the Umted NatiOns today would face were at to convene a new conference of member nations to write a nell , more bindmg charter Since 111e Conslltut1on became fact upon Its ratifiCation by New Hamwnre' - the runth state - m 111e summer of 1788, Its meanmg has been mterpreted differently by laymen and experts, lawyers and Judges, studenlaad teacher In !he 186 years smce 111e Constitution became the law, firSt of 13 weak states, later of 50 slates m a political umon stronger tl1an any the world ever has seen, change and constancy has been Its most significant features The 10 Bills of Rights and subsequent amendments were vehicles of change C<>nstancy has rested m Its dediCation to 111e personal freedoms guaranteed m 111e Bills of Rights W1ll1out guaranteed mdiv1dual fteedoms, !he ConstitutiOn long ago would have been discarded m favor of rule by a mmority w1ll1 heavy vested mterests m the status quo through 111e Ioree of a !llihlary or demagogic tyranny IT IS IN THIS SETTING t11at the 28th annual Vmce of Democracy Scholarship Program has been announced by the Veterans of Fore1gn Wars, Its Lad•es Auxiliary, and cooperating National and State AssoCiations of Broadcasters Every h1gh school m the nation Is urged to provide the opportumty for Its students to take part m thiS program Tins year's theme, "My Responsibility as a Citizen," exhorts all persons of good will rellectmg upon It to clarify their thmkmg about 111e C<>nstltutlon of the Umted States Clarence Thompson, superintendent of 111e Buckeye Hills Career Center at RIO Grande, whose home address IS 123 Kmeon St , Gallipolis (Phone 446-9817) Is Vmce of Democracy chall'ffi8n for tile 12th Ohio district compriSmg the nme southeastern and soull1ern Ohio counties of Scioto, Lawrence, Galbo, Meigs, Pike, Ross, Vmton and Athens SCHOOUl OF THE DISTRICT Will have necessary Instructions for students mterested m competmg for district state and national rewards, together with the priVIlege to winners of appearmg on statewide and national teleVISion and radio Four state wmners will rece1ve scholarships, 111e top one of $1,500 value National scholarships will be valued at $10,000, $5,000, $3,500, $2,500 and $1,500 to the top five wmners Distnct winners will he selected from tapes of speeches other Judging will he m person (Akron, state level, and Washmgton, D C, national) The deadlme for high schoolS to determme thel!' wmner to be entered m the diStriCt contest IS Dec 10 next So the lime IS now Don't wait There's a lot of 111inkmg to be done about Democracy Our yoWig people m our schools, who will he 111e caretakers of our democratic msbtuttons m only a few years, will have to do !he heaviest 1111nkmg The 28th annual Vmce of Democracy contest, 111anks to !he VFW, IS a remarkably sUitable vehicle to mspl!'e It • Archery skills Time was when the New Yo.-k Yankees regorded them~elves as baseball's royalty and friends and r1vals called them " their maJesttes " CHAMPS GET TROPHIES - Jun Campers' Second Annual softball tournament Sept 6-7-3 was won by 111e Double R w1ll1 B111's Body Shop seoond and VI's Beauty Salon th1rd ~'o ur teen teams were entered In 111e picture, Betty Johnson, sponsor of Jun s Campers, ha nds champmnshlp trophy to RICh Ramy, sponsor and manager of the Double R Players 1n the group are R Ramey, J Hughes, S Hammond, D Hollman, T Birchfield, H Taylor , M Hazelwood, R Likens, M Arrington J Bll'chfleld R Me1ge, A Watson , D Wya nt G Back, G Craig, M Moore,G Arrmgton, R Gleason,J ZerkleandJ Gleason The runners-up trophy went to B1U Sm1ll1 of Bill's Body Shop, also presented by Belly Johnson The Body Shop roster mcludes T Napper, J Farley, E Abbott, E Myres, J Morns, T Myres, S Myres D McKmney_._ P Kennedy, D Ha rriSon , L W1lllarns, W Lambert, J Peterson, S Price , J Hawkms, R Wnghl, S McKinney, R N•ckles, W Myres and S Hawley Browns, Bengals IRONTON - A demon· chaeological Society, "The slrabon of modern archery show IS open to anyone who has materillls and techmques by genmne Indian artifacts to champion archers will display This area IS riCh m htghllght Sunday's ar· archaeological history and we, chaeologlcal show sponsored as well as the public, are by 111e local archaeological always mterested In unportant new finds that may turn up at a society The show, scheduled to begm gathenng such as th1s '' AI Wolter, Wayne National at 10 a m Sept 15 on the Forest district ranger and LaW~"ence C<>Wity C<>urthouse grounds here will offer chairman of 111e event, stated, amateur and professiOnal "The razor blade steel of archers the chance to exlubll modern arrowhead will be theJr collections to the public qmte a contrast to arttfacts According to Dr John many thousands of years old Haney, president of the local The public will see arrowheads chapter of the Ohio Ar· and projectile pomts, some CLEVELAND (UP!) - More adjustments were made m the offenSive line of the Cleveland Browns Thursday as Chuck Hutchmson was scratched from Sunday's opener at Cmcmnati because of a remjured grom muscle Expected to replace Hutchinson at left guard IS Pete Adams 260-pound Southern Califorma star who had his rook1e'Season rumed by a rash of InJUries last year The Browns also might use Glen Holloway if needed The veteran guard was acqUII'ed from Chicago earlier thiS week for a future draft choice Cleveland also had an InJUry on defense Thursday when linebacker Billy Andrews pulled a muscle m his r1ght leg The Browns announced thell' co-captams for the 1974 season will be center Bob DeMarco on offense and cornerback Clarence Scot! on defense works of art over 12,000 years old, nght down to the latest new fangled archery eqwpment" to begm at I p m w1ll mclude an mformahve descrtptJOn of modern target and hlUltmg eqmpment ln case of ram all acbv1bes Will be moved Inside the court house "Thts exhtb1t10n", Wolter added, "will give mterested laymen and students the chance to observe and ask questlons about arhfacts on display from throughout Ohw and 111e OhiO Valley area ' I!Omns ) Mil 002 140 000 0- 7 11 0 Det 000 302 200 2- 9 13 2 Colborn Castro (6 ) Murphy (7J and Porter Coleman Lemanczyk 15 ) H1trer ( 8) and Freehan Lamont ( 10) W P- pnlCIU, and It IOIIena lite hard tiidn -lite lnfocted area, Jf It NEW YORK (UP! ) - On the face of 11, Frank Robmson 18 m a better pos1t1on now 111an anybody else to become the first black manager m maJor league hLstory At least that s the way 11 seems The whole thmg IS strictly an IllusiOn, though Rob1nson IS with the Cleveland Indians now, havmg just come over to them from the Califorma Angels for the $20,000 wruver priCe, but he's really no closer to becommg a big league manager m the near future than Hank Aaron, W1lhe Mays, Maury Wills or J1m Gilliam Phil Seghi, the Indians general manager, says they got Robmson from the Angels because I still fe~l we have a chance to wm this thmg and I'm leavmg no stone unturned man effort to do 1t " • Those who keep seetng something ulteriOr m every smgle baseball transaction lllUIJedlately will tell you that what Seghi Is handing out now 15 nothmg but a lot of pap, pure general manager talk Some of these same people say If the Jnd1ans don't wm m the Amencan League East, and thmr chances aren't that good, then they'll bolUlce Ken Aspromonte at the end of the season and make history by nammg Robmson as the1r manager That Isn't likely to happen For a lot of reasons F1rst of all, Phil Segh1 was telling the truth when he told everybody why the Indians got Frank Robmson, 39, from the Angels They got him because they need the kind of b•g shck he s capable of swmgmg They're hopmg he can get hot m these next two weeks, bring some people out to the hall park, wm a few ball games and who knows, maybe even help land lheU> m the World senes It sa long shot, but for the Indians, It's worll1 a try Robinson ISn't costmg them that much despite hiS $172,000 salary Prorated, all the Indians have lo pay hun between now and the end of the season 15 $22,000 and if he does what 111ey hope he will, he II be the biggest steal smce Harry Dalton, the Angels' boss who talked the Mets out of Nolan Ryan Then there's another reason why Robmson ts no closer to a maJor league managership nght now 111an he was with 111e Angels He and Seghi aren't exactly strangers Both were w1111 Cm1 cmnah togell1er a long lime Their relationship then was never really that warm It was Seghi's JOb each year to sign Robinson, and that was never an easy job Some of the arguments the two men had were classics General managers have a way of rememhermg thmgs like that a long tune Forever sometimes When I asked hun whe111er he had any d1scuss1on w1th Robm son regarding managmg the Indians, Seghi said 'None whatsoever " I believe him Ma1or League Standmgs Boils: handle them with care lllllak II. 'l'lila apeeda up lite By MILTON RICHMAN UP! Spur.. Editor H iller ( 17 10) LP - Murphy ( 8 8 1 HR s- Freehan (14th) Port er ( 11th ) Veryzer (l sf) DR. LAMB By Lawrence E Lamb, M D DEAR DR LAMB - Would you tell me what causes boils• What could I put on them so they would come to a head sooner to relieve the pain? DEAR READER - Bolls are a large pimple They are caUSed by 111e staphylococcal bacteria We all have 111ese bacteria on our skin OrdlnarUy our skin protects us from these bactena causmg an Infection When these bacteria linda break to the skin, as may OCCID' around a h81r foU1cle or an accumulation of excess skin olla and wax, they start an infection Our defense mechanisms wall off the In· fecUon so it can't spread to the rest of the body As the mfectlon is limited it destroys 011ly aopot of U..ue The germs can't mi8rate, so they are m lite destroyed U.aue or die 'l'lila Infected and destroyed tlaue is the 11 PU8" that comes 0111 of lite boll You lhouldn't apply pressure lo IIICh a localized Infection, In J*'t becaue you can break down lite wall of Usaue and cella CCIIUIIructed to llmlt 111e lnl8ellon lo that ll'ta But, you Clit llPJIIy • nnn or hot towel Sport Parade ali set The archery demonstratiOn to feature show Today's IS large you should let your liver are caused by drinking doctor drllin It He won't dr8ln too much Cirrhosis IS a 11, thPUgh, until 111e mleNion scarrmg process 111at destroys bas been walled off by your a certatn amoWtt of hver ceUs body's defenses These are replaced by non· Anynne who has recurrent flUlctionmg ftberous tissue bolls should have a good No one knows why or when medical exammatwn It may you developed Cll'fhosis Some mean you have a lowered cases are the result of old viral resistance to Infection as can hepatitis Others are caused occur w1ll1 diabetes !tom mnammatlon of the bile DEAR DR LAMB tract or obstruction of the bile Re<:enUy I had a gall bladder tract You can even develop operation, and my doctor ClrrhOJ!IS Of the liver from discovered I had a badly longslanding hear! failure damaged liver ThiS wasn 'I Fluid collecls tn 111e liver and caused by tl1e gall bladder He causes thiS said !tom the condition of the Treatment Is general, as liver I had 1111s a long tune I your doctor has said, par· was fiabbergasted I always ticularly as long as you have no 111ought only drinkers got this symptoms If you have I'm no drinker, all I ever did evidence of poor absorption drink was plain soda at social !tom your digestive tract then gatherings I dislike any kind you have a greater need for the of liquor I did have a very mcreased Intake of vitamins dlfflCUI t childbirth years ago In your case II Isn't important, Could I have damaged my liver but for those who do use then• alcohol, tl1ey ahould stop ll11s I know a liver could never be entirely 1f there 1s any liver replaced or repatred, but what damage can be done to keep II from Send your questions to Dr giving me any problei!UIIn the Lamb, In care of this future• My doctor says newspaper, P 0 Box 15:il, vltamma with iron each day Radio City Station, New York, and plenty of protelna, a well N Y 10019 For a copy of Dr balanced meal Anything eiJe? Lamb's hooklet on balanced DEAR READER-~ Is diet, oend 50 cents to the same a wtdeepread misconception address and ask lor the that all cases of cirrhosis of the 'Balanced Diet" booklet , By Un1ted Press International Nattonal League East w t pet g b 77 66 538 Ptlfsbur g h 76 68 528 l'h St LOUIS Phdad elphta 73 71 50 7 4'12 65 76 461 11 New Yor k 65 77 458 11 1h Montreat 57 85 401 l 9lh Cht c ago West wtpc1gb L.:.os Ang eles 91 52 634 Ctn c tnnatl 88 56 611 J 'h Atlanta 78 67 538 14 Hou5ton 71 72 500 20 San Fran ctsc o 66 78 462 251f2 San Otego 53 92 361 39 Thursdays Resul1s Ctnctnnat t 9 Atlanta 6 1st c.n ct nnat t 6 Atlanta '2 2nd Phtladelphla 6 P tttsbu r gh 4 Montrea l 2 Cht c ago 1 St LOUtS 12 New York 5 San Otego 4 Houston 1 Lo s Angel es 11 San Fran 0 Today s Probable Pitchers (All times EDT) ChtCliQO (S tone 75 and Reuschel 13 11 ) at New York (S eaver 10 8 and Parker 4 12) 2 5 35 p m Sf L OUt S ( M cGlOthen 16 9) at Phlla~elphta f Lonborg 15 ll ) 7 35 p m P1ttsbur9h ( Roo ker 1'2 10 1 at Montreal pm ( Rogers 12 20 1 8 OS C m c •~;~nat• ( Billingham 18 9 ) at Los Angeles ( Rau 13 7) 10 JO pm Atlanta (Capra 13 8) at San D ego { Jones 7 20) 10 30 p m Hou s ton ( R •c hard 2 1 > at San F ran c isco { Bryant 3 14 ) 10 30 pm Saturdav s Games P ttsburgh at Montreat Cht cago at New York Houston at San Franc isco Sf LOU tS at Phil a ntght Allanta at San Otego ntg ht Ct ncmnat t at Los Ang n1ght Amencan Leagu~ E ast w I pet 9 b New York 78 66 54 2 Boston 75 68 524 2 h Balt imore 75 69 521 3 Cleveland 71 71 500 6 Milwaukee 69 76 476 9 1h D etroit 66 78 458 12 wut w I pet g b Oakl and 83 62 572 Tet<a s 77 68 .53 1 6 M innesota 7'1 72 500 IQV, Kansa sC tty 70 13 .t90 12 Ch•cago 10 74 486 12'h Cal tf ornla 58 87 400 25 Thursday s Results New Yo~k 3 Batllmore 0 Bos ton 3 Cleveland 2 Detrott 9 M llwa 1 10 inn s Oakland 2 M lnnesofa 1 American le~gue Tex 2 Chcgo 2 6 Inns ratn Bos ton 000 020 010- 3 6 0 (Only games scheduled I Cleve 100 001 000- 2 10 3 Tod•y's Probl!bale Pitchers Lee 116 12 ) and Montgomery (All ttmes EDT) J Perry Bu ske y ( 81 l!l nd Ell is Clevel~nd !Kern 0 1 ~nd Duncan (8) LP - J Per ry f I S Bosman 6 31 at Balt i more 11 ) ( Cuellar 18 10 bnd Alexender 5 9) 25 30pm New York 000 000 030- 3 10 0 Calltornl·a ! Hassler 4 10 Bnd Dol:! son 1 01 at Chtcago ( Knt Bal t 000 000 000- 0 4 I l6 13 and Johnson 7 4) 2 6 30 Wallace T ldrow (8 ) and pm Dempsey Palmer Re y no ld S New York { M~:~d l ch 18 11) at (8) Jackson ( 9) and Elchebar Detroi t ( Fryman 5 81 8 p m ren WP ...-Wa ll ece 16 0) u ·.o ...... K MU S Ctty ( Busby 19 H l at Palmer (6 l 21 Minnesota ( BUtl er 4 61 8 30 pm Oakland 100 000 010- 2 7 1 Boston 1Po le 1 0) at M11 M inn 100 000 000- 1 A 3 waukee- ( ~odr ! Quet 7 41 a 30 Holtzman (18 14) and Foss e pm Blyl even I 15 16) and Borgmann Oakland (Blue 15 !AI at TeKaS <Jenkins '22 II) 9 p m S.tvrday 1 s Gatnes 16 •nns, rain• Texas 700 000- '2 S 0 New York at Detroit Chn: ago 100 001 - l 8 0 Boston at Mtlwaukee H a roan and S v n d b e r g Kan c tty at Mlnn 2 tw lnlont Bl!lhnsen and Oowm..-.g HR (:lev eland al Balt imore n ight Henders.on I 18th I Oakland ,u TeKaS night (Only games schedul ed I Cat •tornta at Chicago n•ght Those were C•e days of Waite Hoy t • Babe Rull1 lou Gehrig , B11l Dickey Red Ruffing Joe DIMaggio Mickey ManUe Whitey Ford and others whose current mailing address Is 111e Hall of OU's Bevly doubtful Kent State Uruverslty will be at Syracuse and Ohio UruverSity, w1th quarterhack Rich Bevly still listed as doubtful, takes on 111e UmverSIIy of Norll1 Carolma Saturday as 3! Ohio college teams w1U see aclton m the f1rst lull football card of the season oiKent State, favored to wm 111e MICIAmerican Conference title this season, squeaked by Central Michigan 21-H last week m the season opener for both teams Syrwcuse defeated Oregon State 23-15 m Its season opener last Saturday Ohio Umverstty will travel to Chapel Hill for Its openmg game against the Tar Heels, and coach Bill Hess said Bevly would make the trip ' We aren't trying to fool anybody " sald Hess, "but we must consider Bevly doubtful for Saturday He may be able to play, and we hope so " If Bevly doesn't play sophomore Greg Brooks w1ll lake over 111e quarterbacking chores, backed up by freshman Steve Moss, Hess srud 11 We saw each others sprmg games," satd Hess,"and we know they are a strong runmng hall club They're rugged and hard nosed "They are ery big InSide defensively, so we Will have our hands full, but our players look forward to the game and consider tt a real challenge,'' Hess sa1d In other top games Ohto State will open at Mmnesota, Bowling Green State Uruvers1ty will be at East Carolma and Toledo will be at Tampa Toledo has lost to Tampa the past two seasons and will gel still another crack at stoppmg Freddy Solomon who scored four touchdowns, three by mshmg, m Tampa's ~25 wm over the Rockets last year Toledo coach Jack Murphy scouted Tampa's 28-0 wm over Chattanooga last Saturday and sa1d the Spartans are 41 very tough even better than last year They don't make ffilS.. takes and what they did, they dtd very well ' The Uruverstty of Dayton, a 21-7 wmner over Drake last Saturday, hoots Eastern Kentucky and Flyers coach Ron Marc1ruak feels the Kentucki· ans will have an edge " Eastern should have an advantage on us as they"ve seen and scouted us against Drake," satd Marctmak "S1nce they haven•t played a game yet, we're only going on what him we've seen of 111em m !hell' sprmg game ' ThiS IS a particularly unportant game for us.' he satd ..It's our home opener and of Fame In C<>operslown , N Y But t11e Yankees currently dri ving for the American League East title have key players hke Mike Wallace, Dick Tidrow, Chris. Chamb!W, Grals NetUes and Loo Plnlellll - most of whom are just happy to have gotU!n 111e chance to play r~gularly In the majo.leagues "ThiS Is a team of rejects from boll1 leagues," explained Wallace Thursday night after the Yankees beat the Baltimore Orioles, 3-0, and relamed their 2\i-game lead "Th1s Is like one great jigsaw puzzle with 111e pieces barely hthng together " Wallace, ~. combmed with Dick Tidrow Thursday mght In a lour-hitter against !he Orl· oles Wallace allowed 111ree hits In 7 ;!.;IIIUWlgs With Tidrow y•eldlng one In the last I 1-3 The Yankees scored all their runs off Jim Palmer m 111e eighth Innmg with smgles by Nettles, Chambliss and Pimella drivmg m the runs It was 111e 12th loss m 18 deciSions for Palmer, the AL's Cy Young winner m 1973 and dropped 111e Orioles mto 111lrd place Boston defeated Cleveland 32, DetrOit beat Milwaukee, 9-7, Oakland shaded Mmnesota, 21, and Chicago and Texas played a 2-2 ram-ehortened tie m other AL games National League results were Cmcmnati over AUanta, ~and 6-2, Montreal 2 Chicago I, Philadelphia 6 Pittsburgh 4, St louiS 12 New York 5, San Diego 4 Houston I, and Los Angeles 11 San FranciSCO 0 Red Sox 3 Indians 2 D1ck McAuliffe doubled home the Red Sox' firSt run m a two-run fifth tnmng and delivered Carl Yastrzemsk1 with 111e wmnmg run on a sacrifice fiy In the elghll1 as the Sox hroke a 111ree.game losing streak Bill Lee raised his record to 16-12, whUe Jun Perry suffered hiS lllh loss agamst 15 Vlctones course, we want to do well m front of the hometown fans " The Umvers1ty of Akron, a 31·20 wmner over Central State UmvefSity last week, will have Its hands full when II hosts always tough Delaware Saturday ' We pnde ourselves In playmg the toughest schedule poSSible, and playmg 111e Blue Hens adds to that prestige," 58ld Akron coach Jim Denruson "Delaware IS one of the best-coached, best-<llsciplmed squads we will meet this year The only way to beat them IS to play good, fundamental football especially on defense Gimmicks won't beat Delaware '' In the top game m the Ohio Conference, Wittenberg and Baldwm Wallace, the diVIsion champtons m the OC, will meet at Baldwm Wallace 10 what could be a preview of the league's title game Both Wtttenberg coach Dave Maurer and BW ooach Lee Tressel are apprehenSive RIO GRANDE - Seven about opening 111e season With such an unportant game lor faculty members of t11e Rio Grande College Social and both teams Offenn Plo'('r • the New York Jets at Kansas City and San Diego at Houston m American Conference play Dallas IS at Allanta, Detrmt at Chicago, Mmnesota at Green Bay, Philadelphia at St LouiS, San FranClSoo at New Orleans and Washmgton meets the New York G~ants at New Haven, Conn , m the Natlonal Conference los Angeles 18 at Denver m the only lnterconference game, whtle Oakland Is at Buffalo Monday night Play Is expected to be more open this season, With new rule changes designed to proVIde more offensive action Among the key changes are moving the goal posts to 111e end line, kicking off from the ~yard line mstead of the 40, returnmg missed field goals to the line of scrimmage outside the 20, and elimmatmg the crackback block by receivers Also, 111ere will be a 15mmute sudden death overtime to dec1de tie games Muum 18 expected to doml· nate 111e AFC East, whUe Pittsburgh and Cmclnnati should battle 11 out for Central honors and Oakland and Den. ver m 111e West In the NFC, the East should be a three-way race between Dallas, Washmgton and Philadelphia Minnesota IS a heavy favorite to win In the Central and Los Angeles Is a top-heavy p1ck m the West commumcahon, "Com- mumcation Models", Ray mstructor of Matura, SOCIOlogy, "Social Organization", Robert Pliefer, asslstan t professor of public admmiStrabon, "Leadership Characterlshcs", Arion Sellers, mstructor of psychology, "Self Understanding", Edward Sofranko, asslslant professor of psychology, "IntervieW Techmques and Problems", David T1mm, assistant professor of social work, "Characteristics of Human Soclill Work", and Robert Wells Rogers, assistant professor or business ad· 200 G T 190 167 165 145 152 130 215 E QB Defense- TB WB FB Ends Terry Qualls and Bl anchard tackles - Carper and George m tddle ~uard M usser or Dan ussell linebackers - Clark and Jerry Cr emeans cornerbacks Charlte Marshall and Perk Ault deep backs - Whttlatch and Coats friends Unfortunately, It didn't work that way " Roblnoon, who will receive $180,000 next season from Cleveland, came to the Angela Nov. 30, 1972, In a five-for-two trade with Los Angeles. The No 4 aU-lime heme run hitter behind Henry Aron, Babe Ruth and Willie MaYI made '172,000 lhil MUOn on the final year of a two-year cootract with California He Ia hllllnti 3110 thla year with 20 home ruN1 and a RBII. He 1tu &72 care. bomera and W1th !he Gallla County teachers strilte O\ er, aU area schools resUtne norrnal gndl!'on acuon tomght as the Metgs Marauders host Belp re, Eastern travels to Symmes Va lley, and Southern viSits Hannan Trace Last wee k's season opemng was thrown lnto a b1t of chaos as the Eastern Ha nnan Trace game was cancelled t he Eagles choosmg to pick up a non-leagu,.e opponent m Zane Trace The SVAC w•ll have to dectde whether' or not the cancella tion of 111al scheduled loop encounter between the Eagles and Wildcats will be made up or if a 5-game league SOUTHERN LINEUPS Offense Player Po st WI Buddy Ervin E 140 Ran dy Duddtng T 210 168 Da ve H uddles ton G Chris Forbes 180 170 G Mont ~ H ar t John al ser T 178 Glenn S1m pson E 150 Greg Dun ning QB 185 M ikh N ease HB 180 HB 165 Danny B rown Ron Jackson F B 180 Defense Ends H udd les t on and Brown t ackl es - Johnson and Ouddm g I tnebacker s - Hart and Oun n •n& mt d d le g ua r ~ Salser half acks - N ea se an d Boso safe t tes - S1m pson and Ervtn c Woody b.e gins 24th year at OSU h I TALL TIMBER NITE CLUB RETREADS mountmg ........ ··-The Dai1J Set1ti11el r charge ~lml:DT01RE lNtl!:R!'.OT OF MEIGS-IWION AREA CIDOII'ERL TANNEllllf PASSENGER TIRES 2 FOR $23 Plus Casmg "Beuer Service Is Our Busir~ess" l _, R.OJIDlTHOD'LKH I UtJ tAter ' Publllhed &Illy eJ~Ct!Pt S.lur-411 by 1'he Oblo vane, Pubilllllnl Comian1 111 Court St Pomeroy Ohio 11711 ~ OffD Ptmn8 -2111 Edltonal PhlrMI .... 21$7 .... ~ clul poltiJl! paid tt ~ National ad•artlllna repre.enllllvt BotUneWoGaUqher me , 12 Eatt dnd St Nw von New York. ~ SlablK'I1pUorl tatel Daih'll'..:l by tam. 1l'ben: avalllb1e: • eentl pow 8Y Motor Rctuloll whn carrier IMr'rice not ani.Jiblt OM ma11tb f:UO By mall !Jt Olio Ifill W Va 0.. 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G ridiron Mystery At Mercervtlle, Bill Jewell 's Tornados take on a mystertuu.s Hannan Trace sq1,.1ad The Wildcats, for a tong lime the cellar dwellers of SVAC fontbCJII, h~;~yc Y lettermt n relurmn~ 773-5710 773-5118 should be a>.esome, led by All Amen ca tailback Archie Griffm , shck quarterback C<>rnellus Greene the MVP of the Rose Bowl vtctory over Southern Cal , a ver satile wtngback m Bnan Baschnagel and two brusmg fullbacks, !he 235-poWid Henson and Pete Johnson, a 245-pounder who, as a freshman, scored three TDs tn the Rose BowI Gr1f!m, a 5-8, 180-pound Juruor gamed 1,577 yards last year and had at least 100 yards m each of the Buckeyes ll games Hayes has called the C<>lumbus product the best back he ever coached Hayes has also said that Johnson , whose only trouble would seem to be keepmg his weight down to below 240, IS the best blocking fullbe ck he's ever had Johnson checked m this fall at 256 Henson, meanwhtle, for those who may forget, led 111e na twn in scormg m 1972 w1th 20 touchdowns when he was a sophomore He opened 111e 1973 season with three TDs m the opener agamst Mmnesota and added another m the second game agamst Texas Chrtstlan before wreckmg a knee The offenstve lme, even without Hicks t1ght end Fred Pagac and guard Jun Kregel the three graduation losses, IS a veteran group Tackle Kurt Schumacher ( 6· 3, 248) and center Steve Myers (6-2, 240) were both all Big Ten last year Dick Mack ( 5-11, 218) 15 back at the other guard poSition Semor &ott Dan nelley (6-3, 246) has taken over Hicks old spot, but IS bemg pressed by freshman Cris Ward (6-4, 265), while former tackle Doug France (~. 256) and Mike Bartoszek (6-4, 218) are battling for the vacant light end JOb Mat or League Leaders. BY Un1ted Press International Leadtng B alters Nattonat league g ab r t't pet Garr All 136 576 79 204 354 Garvey LA 138 576 88 188 326 Strg e l P1l 121 444 81 14 2 320 Z tsk Ptf 131 479 70 153 319 0 \\ ver Ptl 128 538 84 171 318 S m th St l 126 454 69 144 317 Buc knr LA 126 505 72 159 31 5 Mntnz Phil 1 2 5~ 451 46 140 310 Bro ck StL 136 563 92 l7 A 309 Gross Hou 138 517 70 160 309 Amertcan League g ab r h pet Carew M•n 137 541 78 195 360 Hrgrve Tel( 118 376 53 126 335 Orta Cht 125 468 70 149 318 M c Rae KC 130 470 63 147 313 Madox NY 120 401 60 123 307 Ran dl e Tel( 138 476 63 145 305 Burghs Tex 139 5 12 79 155 303 Ya z 8os 135 468 85 142 303 128 462 84 139 301 A ll en Ch1 Cmpnrs Ok 121 475 73 142 299 Home Runs National League Sc hm tdt Ph1l 36 Bench e m and Wynn LA 30 Perez Cln 25 Cedeno Hou 24 Amencan League Allen Ch • 32 Ja ckson Oak 28 Bu r roughs Tex 25 Darw in M nn and Tena c e Oak 24 Runs Batted In ~attonal League Bench Can 11 5 Sc hm idt Phil 11 3 Ga rve y and Wynn LA 101 Zis k P IH •• A m e r I c a n League Bur roughs T e)C 11 3 Band o Oak 100 Rud• Oak 90 Darw ln Mlnn 89 Allen an~ Hender son Ch i and J ack son OBk 88 Stolen sues Nattonal League Broc k St L 105 Morgan Cln 58 Lopes LA 55 American League North Oak 51 Carew M lnn 35 Lowenstein Clev 33 frmn la :-.l YtC:~r Jt wdl ~y~ s W(~k Dave Owens, m his first yectr 1t, F<nrland squad -itnd went down formation offenstvely, while says Warren Gtles, a man who knows his baseball pretty well Cesar Gerommo and Johnny Bench hit grand slam home runs m ea ch of two games agamst Atlanta Thursday In leading 111e Reds to ~ and 6-2 VIctories Los Angeles blanked San FranciSco Thursday mght ll-0, leaving Cmcmnati 3 I> games behmd the Dodgers m the Natwnal League West Gtles was general manager and preSident of the Reds for 15 years and 111en preSident of 111e Natmnal League for another 18 years , rellrmg m 1969 By Denr~y Shll spry at age 77, Giles lakes m as many Reds games as he can A diehard Cmclnnat1 Fobes fan, he says, ' I still have Red J blood m my vems, pun Intended ., lh e Reds The OhiO Slate Buckeyes and OhiO Bobcats open the 1974 Bu t Gtessays 1 football season Saturday, with both teams hilling !he road Dodgers games tomght Satur1 The Buckeyes w ll be opemng on the ;oad lor the fll'sl time In 80 day and Sunday m los Angeles years (last lime was m 1894) and they II be settmg out to do what could mean !he end of !he line no other Big Ten team has ever achieved - three consecutive for Cmcmnall's uphill battle to Rose Bowl appearances wm the West championship The Bucks Will be traveling to Mmnesota m an attempt to "I say If they don't win two of keep mtact the OSU tradition of never losmg an ope rung game to the three ll1en thetr chances a Big Ten team The Bucks are 9-0 m openers agamst Big Ten are pretty well washed up 1 teams, and 719-4 overaU m season openers ust don't Uunk the Reds wtll VICtory llllght not be easy for the Bucks however, as Gopher ~ss the Dodgers by beating coach Cal Stoll has 13 regulars and 29 lettermen back from last other clubs , years 7-4 team The Gophers fmiShed ll11rd m the Big Ten race No matter what the outcome last fall with a 6-2 record of this weekend's games Giles The Mmnesota attack will center around tailback Rick Up- figures both clubs still 1ll wm church who has been timed at a bliStermg 4 4 seconds m the 40- 100 games this season "ThiS kind of a pennant race yard dash After a slow start last year Upchurch came on strong m the last part of the season, flmshing the year With 841 rushmg With two great teams thriu; yards my baseballUlStmct " says Woody Hayes, recuperatmg from a JWie 6 heart attack, ,1 still ll1mk of the Roos as my should hit the 200 wm mark thiS season In 23 years at OSU, team and I'm excited about Woody owns a 159-49~ record, and IS second among aU a-t1ve 11 , ' Giles' favorite player 18 Pete maJor college coaches with 192 VIctories m hiS coaching career Another Buckeye who figures to reach a landmark IS Junior Rose tailback Archie Griffin Griffm, m hiS first 2 years, has rushed " He's ll1e leader Charley for 2,444 yards, and needs JUSt 99 more to surpass fullback Jtm Hustle the focal po;nt of the OtiS as the Bucks' all~une leading ground g8lners team 'But Joe Morgan and Last year Archie gamed 1,577 yards and gamed over 100 Johnny Bench are almost his yards m each of the 11 games Saturday's contest will be the 18th meetmg between OhiO State and Mmnesota, Willi the Bucks holding a 12-5edge .Tonight's games: Sports Desk to defeat althou~h Jewell says We hope to get ~m n~ now The kids are ready to play foot· hall ' Just Highest Interest Rates Much of the Dodgers success Is du e to Manager Walter Alston, says Giles, who calls Alston a "fatherly type of manager • " He's very calm He doesn't over.manage He's 111e type 111at can keep a ball club calm at a tune like this He takes every day m stride " Giles says a turnmg poml m 111e Dodgers-Reds race may have come last SlUlday Cmcmnatl had beaten the ,Dodgers on Saturday to narrow the gap to 2 'h games but Los Angeles Jumped to a 3-0 lead the next day and whipped 111e Reds 7-4, takmg two games of that Important three-ga111e se· r1es "That showed me the Dodgers really had something," said Giles "A wm could have been a turmng pomt for the Reds, but Instead 11 may have been the key for the Dodgers " he MEANWHILE AT CHAPEL HILL, THE BOBCATS of Bill Hess w1ll be takmg on the Tarheels of North Carolma The Bobcats will be taking tile field with a big quesllon mark - !he conditiOn of quarterback Rwh Bevly Bevly, a semor from Youngstown North, was m1ured m last Saturday's !mal maJor scrunmage, sufferi.~g a spramed knee We aren't trymg to fool anybody, but we must consider Bevly doubtful for Saturday," Hess says "He may be able to play, and we hope so, but he's missed an awiullot of work this week" If Bevly IS lUlable to go Saturday, then sophomore Greg Brooks of Alhany Alexander will get the starting call As for North Caroltna, Hess says 111e Tarheels are rugged and hard-nosed and have a strong runmng ball club HARBIN SYSTEM AGAIN - The Harbm football team ratmg system w1ll agam be used 'll11s season to determine who will represent 111e vae~ous regions throughout Ohw m the 1974 football playoffs A two level approach will be used WIII1 a team receiVIng I pomt for every Class A team they beat and half a pomt for each team tied The points jump to 2 and I for Class AA opponents and 3 and 1 5for every 8lasa AAA opponent beaU!n or lied The second level comes mto play when conSidering the success of your opponents agamst ll1e1r other opponents The Harbm system will begm publtcalion followmg the fourth week of tile season, or m JUSta Ittile over two weeks Brackets bave been pre-<lrawn for the 1974 playoffs with all championship games bemg played Friday, Nov 22 at 7 30 p m The Class A champiOnship game Will be at Upper Arlington High School, with Class AA gomg at Dayton and Class AAA at the Akron Rubber Bowl All Class AA teams m the SEOAL, w1ll1 the exception of Waverly, are tn Regton 7 The Tigers are m Regwn8 In Class A, all SVAC teams are m Region ll All AAA teams m soull1eastern Ohio are m RegiOn 3 N o ga mes No 9tmmlctu, equal " w' Athens at Lancaster Galiipolts at C<>al Grove Ironton at Portsmouth Jackson at Oak Hill logan at Hilltard Belpre at Meigs Ports West at Waverly Wellston at Wheelersburg Rock Hill at Wayne Southern at Hannan Trace Eastern at Symmes Valley Hannan at Southwestern North Gallia at Kyger Creek South Pomt at Fall'land Huntmgton H1gh at Pt Pleasant Federal-Hocking at Wabama allllhUgh there rn~ y he M 1.-i~S\ w~tk the Tornwd os (Jpt:! n~:d C.){;unst t~ r ul(ged the Mer cerville helm ts CJpe<.1.ed to go wtth a stratght T Reds must win two of three about f or get k.rww few surprast:s ' at By RICK VAN SANT CINCINNATI (UP! ) - If the Ctncmnala Reds don't wm at least two of the three games aga1nst the Los Angeles [)odg. ers this weekend, they can JUst W• t11,n 'l mudt o.tJIIJUttn....m Wt• won t bt' lllakm~ any 1 honi(t.'S from las t S<juad mvl ate upecttd l'-' bt:gm ~ resur~cnc~.; lo foolbt~H respectability thiS fall Saturday; Buckeyes look tough By GENE CADDFS UPI Sports Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) Publicly Oh10 State football coach Woody Hayes says " we•re gomg to have a good • football team " EAGLE LINEUPS But 111e Buckeyes were much Offense b.>tter 111an JUSt good last Player Pos WI season when they ftmshed wtth 170 Stev e Ho lter E T 21 0 a 10-0-1 record, mcluding a 42Dave Hann um 135 Tim Kuhn er G 21 v1 ctory over Southern 145 Guy Wa l k er Califorma m the Rose Bowl, c 165 John Sm1th • G 160 and Hayes, begmnmg his 24th Dav1d M il l s T 230 year at Ohm Stale, has 16 Coy Starc her E 175 Phil Bowen QB 140 starters returrung, etght each Randl Blake TB 150 on offense and defense Don tchm ger FB 190 Mtke Lark tns ' We are a relatively veteran SB 165 Terr y Sm tth team," satd Hayes, who sufDefense fered a heart attack June 6 but Ends - Kuhn and Walker " tackles - Bowen and Hannum has come back m mce shape, linebackers Jackson and but we lost SIX good football "' Batey Jo hn Sm1th and players, mcluding the greatest Lawson deep ba c k s - Bla ke Parker and Joe Kuhn leader we've ever had " True, 111e Buckeyes, raU!d No 1 m the pre-season UPI poll, Will be miSSing SIX Maaor L eague Result s By Untted Press tnternat1onal regulars , mcludmg All· National League Arnenca offensive tackle John (1st gamel Atlan ta 040 100 0 10- 6 9 1 Hicks, the UPI lmeman of the C1n et 050 020 11 x- 9 10 1 Reed Leon ( 6 ) Ho use !81 year and Outland Trophy and Corre ll T Carroll Ea s t winner for 1973 But Hayes' w tck (3) Borb on (5) C Car r oll (8 ) and Ben ch wP ~ B o rbo n biggest problem, an annual (10 6) L P- Reed ( 10 9 1 H Rs- dilemma at Ohto State, Is Evan s ( 20t h ) Ge ro n tmo (6th ) fmdmg enough spots for all his T Perez (251 available talent (2nd game> The only poSition hit by Atlanta 000 100 01 0- 2 6 1 Ctnct 200 400 oox- 6 7 1 graduation on defense was the K ra usse J N 1ekr o (4) Beard hnehackmg corps, where All( 7J and O at es Dar cy M cE Amertcan Randy Gradtshar, naney (8} and B en ch W P Oarc y (1 0) LP - Krau sse (4 31 Rick Middleton, No I draft HR s- E va ns (2l sll Ben ch '1 chOice of the New Orleans ( 29th and 30t h l Samts, and V1c Koegel are Cht c ag o 100 000 000- 1 51 Montrea l 000 01 0 Ol x - 2 8 0 mlssmg Dettore Fra ll •nQ (8) Zam ora Beaman Progressing ,. t8 l and Sw sher Tor re z Murray (9) and Foote WP Hayes has moved Arme Torrez ( 12 8l LP - D ett ore { 1 Jones, a linebacker as a 4) sophomore and a defensive tackle as a JWIIor, back to middle linebacker Bruce El1a, You All Come who had moved from lineback' er to startmg fullback early tn 8111 Me Kmght and The Ntte Hawks are back 111e 1973 season when Champ Henson mJured a knee, was playmg at the .. also returned to lmehacker, and the other spot went to Juruor Ken kuhn, who was 111e top replacement at 111e pos1t1on last year Rf 7 north of Pomeroy The rest of the defense, "Openings for Membershtp" which ranked first m the nation Rod Groves m fewest points allowed, returns mtact, wtth the exception of Jones' old defensiVe tackle spot Anchormg the defense will be end Van DeCree, an All· American, and tackle Pete Most Cusick and safety Neal Colzie, All Stzes both second team selections C<>IZ!e led 111e nation m pWit return yardage last year and scored four touchdowns Hayes Satisfied no On offense, the Buckeyes • • Ill 15() ministration, 1 'Management '' Robinson unhappy with Angels ANAHEIM, Calif (UP!) _ "I'd have to say that the Frank Roblnoon has left the An~els are on an economy California Angels but not on the kick," Robinson, 39, said best of terms "That's fine, except you can The Angels unloaded the carry it too far You can gel rid aging superstar and his huge , of too many valuable peq~le " salary to the Cleveland Indians He said he felt "slightly for 111e $20,000 waiver price betrayed" by Dalton Tllw'sday "When I went to 111e Angels, I After saymg !97$ would be it told Harry that I wanted to u far as hla playing car- play two, poulbly three more goes, the Hall of Fame can. yean," he said "I wanted to didate made it clear he was not end my career with the ~ela happy with the Angels and I didn't wanllo ~around their general manager Harry Well, we didn't have it In O.lton ' wrltlnl! but I did feel it wu an undentandln& between two old I~ c Jack Oller " at GSI Dolphins favored 280 G G ary George George Carper Orrion Blanchard Jim Anderson or lon nle Coats Terry Wh itlatch • senes Sciences T Mtke Magnotta • Division recenUy conducted a senes of two-wee~ semmars at 111e Gallipolis Slate Institute The sesawns, wh1ch began Aug 19 and ended Aug 30, were for G S I employees bemg upgraded from PsychiatriC Aide II to Psychiatric Aide III and oll1er employees "Th1s 15 part of a state-wtde program being established at all Mental Health Institutions m Ohio, and we are happy that Rio Grande College has agreed to participate w1ll1 us m our effort," Dr Bernll!'d N1ehm, GSI supermtendent said ApproXImately 25 employees participated m 111e sermnars The Rio Grande faculty who donated thel!' services to the GSI and 111e subject area 111ey have been teaching were John Graham, associate professor of Pos WI E 15() M lc Davenport M ike Haley Jim Clark. John Blake or Jeff M usser fullhaek who is bad< tlus, hncup for !he F:agles, with Joe season as a S(!fllor and captam Kuhn gomg mst""d of terry of the "''Uad, ted that Belpre Sm1th at a deep back spot league chumptons ~hould ll <ome down to tal at Ute end of char~e with .t n even 100 Mark Lawson at linebacker m ruslung yards m just 1 CC;& r nes place of fullback Mike l.arkms, the season Strong Defense Guy Walker at defensiVe end >n Class AA action thl• Meanwhalc, at Symmes Steve Holter and Don Jackson evemng, the Marauders will try to mcrease the1r 'f'!ries lead Valley, F..agle mentor Spike at another hnebac king spot In Berklnmer exj>eels the V1kmgs place Of DaVId Mill• over the Golden t;;agles to 4-1 TI1e lone Belpre VICtory 1n the to throw a 44 defense at his Berkh1mer hopes cuttmg series carne last season, a lS..O squad's offense, With the down on some players going victory at Belpre Meigs won Vlkmgs tu sw1 tch defenses both ways will g~ve more the ftrst 3 hatlles between 111e quite a bii m an attempt to players expenence, and at the two squads, 4 2~ m 1970, 12-Gln confuse the Bird blockmg same lime, get fresh people ass ignments 1971 and 23-!2 m 1972 Into the lineup Berkhuner expects Joe DLast year the Marauders Seruor Max Long may see MetrovlCh's squad to run out of were hindered by an inJury some actlon art.cr a cast wa,s n ddled squad, and 111e Meigs a multtple I forma tiOn on of removed thiS week from his offense could manage JUS! 48 fense and expects them to go to broken hand, while another ya rds on 111e ground compared the outside qu1te a bit Eagle has gone onto the InJured Several changes have been list M1ke Smith a backup split to Belpre's 223 yards rushmg M•ke Culhha n, !he Belpre made tn the st.a.rtm g rlefen"lvf' season wtll hinde-r thn R11J! IM1' chant:cs of bemg deCli:tred lly Oem•y Fol)cJ MEIGS LI NEUPS Seminar Admmtstrahve BY JOE CARNICEW UPI Sports Writer Don Shula and his Mianu Dolphins begm thel!' run at history Sunday as the National Football League, fmally free from the players strike, opell'l Its 55111 season Shula's goal IS to become 111e ftrst coach ever to wm three Super Bowls and he's two11111'ds of the way there The Dolphins, who have lost only two games m the last two years, are the preseason favorites to make It tllree tttles m a row They should have little ftouble getting started Sunday as 111ey open at Foxboro, Mass , agamst the New England Patriots, who are still m a rebuildmg program under second-year Coach Chuck Fal!'banks The Dolphms, who will lose stars Larry Csonka, Paul Warfield and Jun Klick to the World Football League next season, are 14-pomt favorttes M1am1 w1U send 111e same lineup that beat Mmnesota m 111e Super Bowl agamst New England w1th two exceptions Doug Crusan replaces Wayne Moore at offensive tackle and Ki1ck Will start for Mercury Morris at runnmg hack Both players are mjured In other openmg day action Sunday, Baltimore Is at Pitts· burgh, Cleveland at Cincinnati, Meigs at home, Eastern, Southern take to road In The Area 5 1f4"· ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS SlJ" per cent ynr paid on Re-gular P.nsbook SiYing• No M1n1mum ln1trest from da1e of depostt to da1e of wtlhdrawal Interest compounded quarterly 4JMEIGS ~~RANCH Tht Athens Couftry Savtft416ol.oln Co 296 Second St Pomeroy, Ohto All Accounts Insured To S70 000 by FSLIC FALL CLEAN-UP SALE! 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CAMDEN PARK US 60 WEST- HUNTINGTON For information, oontact 100 E 300 Welt Seoontl St, P0111010y, 992·2111 a...- .. �4 - Th• Daily S..nltnel, Midd) port-Pomo!roy, o ., Friday, Sept. 13,1974 5 - 11\e' Dally St•nlu""l• Muidl•' llllft-1'tttn~·ro~ , I~ .• Jo'nd.t\. !-Ot•pt U, l'li -1 Carmt•l 1~ews, Pomeroy PTA meets 'Family Album is theme 1 By the Day "The t'am1ly Album " Wi ll be theme o/ a flower show to be s tag ed Sunday by the Winding Trail Carden Club ut the home of Mrs. John Terrell, Mulberry Hei gh ta. The show, open ror public vie wing from 2:Jl) p.m . to 5:30 p.m ., will be judged by Mrs . J oe Bolin, Rutland , an accred ited judge of the Ohio AssOciation of Garden Clubs. In the horlicultural division. a sweepstakes a wa rd will be given while in lhe artis tic desig n classes a " best of show" award ·will be made . The judg ing will beg in at 2 p.m . and will be done orally by the standard system a ccording lo the OAG C Exhibitor s a nd Judges ' Handbook . One blue, red , ye llow or white ribbon will be placed in each c lasll, ex cept in the junior classes where the judge may . Those visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Alban Taylor during the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hudson, and Toni , Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hudson of ·· Racine , Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Pickens and c hildren of Pomeroy, Gloria Taylor and friend, R. D., Racine, and Mr. Owen Taylor of Chippaw a Lake, Ohio, and Mrs. Edith Bickers and sons, RD Ra cine. Roy Johnson and son or Racine called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson By Seth F. Nicholson and family and Betty Van RO 1, Rulland, Ohio Meter on Sunday . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr of Mutchler School Oays, continued Chester called at the home of A hundred years ago, and earlier, so my Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee and father told me, there were various ways for entertaipment and education. They did not then family on Sunday evening. . RaJ p h Lee , Ioca I, an d Mr . have h ''canned" music, as the old--timers aalled and Mrs. William Carleton , P onographs, radios, and television when they fWcine, called at the home or were first introduced. • · Mrs. Dean Brinker recently. ~ach small community had its own Visiting with Mary Circle musicians who could play abnost any musical during the weekend were Mr. instrument . They played for dances, school and Mrs. Melvin Circle and entertainments, and just for pleasure:. Groups of people often gave plays for family of Columbus, George Circle, Mr. and Mrs. James humanitarian purposes, such as for churches. Circle of New Haven, w. Va. , Once the people in the Side Hill and Mutchler and Mrs. Hattie Powell and .school dustricls ga~e plays that saved a young daughter' Addie, RD' Racine. boy from total blmdness by furnishing the money for operations that removed cataracts • from both eyes. There were Fourth o[ July dances, born :lances, husking bees, spelling bees, quilling Jees, perunansbip schools, singing schools, and play parties. The games al play parties were mostly " kissing games". l recall the following games that used to be played : Skip to My I.ou; Drop the Handkerchief; The Dusty Old Miller ; Wade the Swamp; Postoffice ; Spin the Bottle ; Make a Double-Shovel Plow ; London Bridge ; Little Old Man in the House ; Wink 'em ; and Clap fn·, Clap Out. IRON HAULERS During Civil War Days, iron from the furnaces around Jackson was hauled in wagons to the ' 1river " , as Pomeroy and Middleport were called by local oldtimers. Their route passed along the road that forms the southern boundary of my [arm. They always stopped their tired teams to rest on the top or the hill where the men would refresh themselves with drinks from a deep well that boasted the coldest water found anywhere along their long route . From these towns the iron was shipped to Continued on page 9 EHI ALF-QUARTS Native appointed to education chair place as many ribbons Of any color as she desires. There is no restriction on the number of entries which may be made in the horticulture division. The rules specify that pai nted a nd a rtific ta lly co lo re d plan t mater ial s m ay be used although no a r li1icial plant ma teria ls ar e permitte d. Bases, mats, a nd accessories are pennilted in all claSS('S. The classes in the artistic arran ge ments division are as follows, divided accordin g to the room s In which they will be used : FOYER '' We lco me ," a fl oor arrang e~nt suitable for front e ntrance. "Stately Elegance," a tall a rran gement In blac k and while. LIVING ROOM " Fireside Chat," a heart arrangement using weathered or driftwood . . " Head of the Family," .an arrangement in a humidor. " Daughter 's Wedding, " a mass arrangement with pink predominating. " Family Worship Hour,n using Madonna figv,rine . Mother, Like " Like Da~hte.r," twv a rrangements not over 12 Inches ta ll , suitable [or end tabl•s. DINING ROOM " Family Affa ir ," for dining table. ;,Our Golden Anniversar y," featuring yellow fl owers. "Get With It, Kids!," a junior arran gements di s played ·on a benc h. KITCHEN " Mother's Workshop ," including kitchen utensils . " Salute to Mother." arrangement less than 13 in· c hes tall. BATH " The Day Dreamer ," arrangement lo be staged in front o! mirror. BLUE BEDROOM " The Odd Couple, " a modern arrangement for chest. ' 'The Grandsons." a small design. ''Mirror , Mirror, on the Wall," dresser arrangement. PINK BEDROOM " Two 's Company " using two containers. Summer reading program ends Members of the summer reading clubs at the Middleport and Pomeroy Public Libraries attended meetings each week when they made crafts, sang songs, acted in plays, played games, had picnics and went " The _Granddaughters. " Slnall deslg n. INVITATIONAL CLASS "Let's Visi t on lhe Patio," d esign suitable for patio. HORTICULTURE DIVISION Chrysanthemums, s ingle bl oom , di sbudded ; si ngle bloom , fan cy, disbudded , or a spray. Houseplants, foliage, and blooming . EDUCATIONAL Plant propagation , gar den~ng books and magazines, drymg plant material, and free garden and c onservation bulletins . The show i:o111111ittees are Mrs . Richard Collins and Mrs. R obert Thompson, coc hairwomen ; Mrs. John Terrell and Mrs. Robert Lewis, schedule committee; Mrs. Clarence Heaton, ribbons ; Mrs. Earl Thoma, class cards· Mrs . Iris Kelton, flower show' signs ; Mrs. Cora Beegle and Mrs . Allard Pratt, hospitality; Mrs. Robert Miller, staging; Mrs. Lloyd Moore and Mrs. Charles Hayes, judges clerks; Mrs. Thoma, publicity; Mrs. Robert Lewis, photography ; and Mrs. Harold Deeth, con. servation and flower bulletins. on several field trips. Casto, Mary Beth Hawley, ..;Ion Cer tificates and souvenirs Perri n, Raeleen and Ryan were given to those who read Oliver and Brian Will. r - - : : r : : = ::r:.:h ·. . Hardwick • Kitthe required len books. Those co mpl eti ng from chen Ai d · Litton The children who completed Middleport · were Jean and (Microwave Oven) . Also lhe program from PomeroJ Paula Horton, Cathy a nd Ruth Doxol Propane Service. were Lyle Moon~ Carolyn Ann Blake, Angela, Jimmy and Kristy Farley, Dave t'isher, ; . . ·Joe Manley, Melinda and · David Salmons, Chris Burdette, Mindy and Mary Beth T . V. & Appliance Long, Beth Ann Wolfe, Robin Gas Server Kitchen, Melissa McMillion 1 Phone 98S-3307 By Polly Cramer and Zandra Vaughan . Directors of the program ~~~~_j were Debbie Ohlinger and Becky Will . ~ ~~ibson ! education at Rio Grande Education Association. College was announced ThursIn announcing her apday. poinbnent to the Rio Grande A southeastern Ohio native College faculty, Dr. Hennan who gra duated at Rio Grande Koby , executive vice College, Miss Bauer received president, said, "Miss Bauer, her Master's degree i n with her experience and exeducation from Ohio pertise in developmental 169 N. 2nd University in 1963. She ~as also education will give the College Middleport, Ohio completed graduate work in added dimension in the education at Ohio University. Developmental Education 5 Operators From 1958-66 sbe taught in staff. I feel we are fortun ate to Appointment the Jackson County School have someone with her _Roval Crown Not Always system as an elementary qualifications on the Hio ATTEND REUNION DEAR POLLY - I spilled iodine on a tight-colored wood dish Bottling Company Snarl Proof . . Necessary teacher in Oak Hill and as a Grande faculty ." ~ . and nothing l have tried has helped remove it. 1 hope someon e BASHAN Mr . and Mrs. Reg. $4.69 · Midc!iepori general s upervisor , kinwill come to my rescue. - ELAINE. Arvil Holter, Bashan Rd., were Phone 992-2725 dergarten through 12th grade among those attending the Hill ONLY and special education, in DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve concerns the too' small and reunion Sunday at the horne of Jackson . too tight arm]loles in inexpensive shifts and skimmers that many Mr. and Mrs. Gary White, In 1966 she became superLangsville , R.D. Saturday of us wea~ to do housework and gardening that r~ 11 ire stretch visor o( student teaching as a andreachi~g. Such snug annholes cannot take the necessary Mrs. Holter went to the Wilkes. post graduate leaching · fellow stram and np open at the underarqJ steams and eventually split. ville bean dinner. Chester-, 0 . 985-3301 EAST LETART - ·Com- A garment presumably made and worn for comfort is most at Ohio University and from 1968-70 was lan g uage arts munications regarding district uncomfortable when a rmholes bind. - l.C.G. Now you can order it! consultant for the Hocking, meetings th is fall in Gallipolis DEAR POLLY - Linda wanted to know how to remove Athens and Perry County and Middleport wer e read ballpoint ink from rubber dolls and I suggest that she tries hair Supplemental Education dur i ng t: ! Tuesday ni ght spray - the cheaper the better. I use it on clothing with great a better ethan gold Center. m ee tin~ of the United results but I do suggest that she covers the doll 's painted eyes . school ring at a lower For the past four years, Miss Methodist Wome n at the East . etc. before spraying it on. If I made a scrapbook of the wonderfui than gold price! Blluer has been Coordinator of Letart Church. things I have clipped from the colwnn I would certainly have a Material on Professional Mr s· Barbara Adams btg fat one. Keep them coming.- ESTHER. Growth and Development [or presided at the meeting which ESTHER _: The Pointers are from you readers so It Is up to Special Education at the South- opened with prayer and reports all of you to keep them coming- but thanks even though they are eastern Ohio Instructional of officers, Mrs. Hazel Fox, not due me but all of you. A,s to the above Pointer If the Ink spots With the John Roberts 51 LADIUM Jewelry Resource Center in ·Athens. secretary, and Mrs. Eileen are old. the hair spray treatment may have to be repeated. Rub ~~ you·can enjoy a " better than gold" ring at a The Center serves the south- Roush , treasurer. A report of Ink and spray off with a facial tissue.- POLLY. "lower than gold" price. And it's guaran eastern Ohio countie s new officers for the 1974-75 DEAR POLLY - Wear rubber gloves when helping an teed for life! · · developing services for .h an- year was presented. elderly person get out of the bathtub as your hands will not slip on dicapped children. Refreshmen ta were served the wet skin but you will have a better grib. - PEARL. Miss Bauer was founder of by Mrs. Mary Roush and Mrs. Find out more about the NEW Siladium . DEAR POLLY - Never waste paste sboe polish such as the Southeastern Ohio Chapter Focie Hayman . Mrs. Mary clmgs to the Sides o[ the tin after the center part is all used but Jewelry. See the John Roberts ring display NOW! · or Council for Exceptional Roush and Mrs. Ruby Hupp hold the tin over WW heat until the wax melts and forms a new . Children and was chainnan of · obse rved birthdays . Others ca ke o[ polish in the tin. - BRENDA. Zone 3 (District 8), Citizen.' s attending the mee.ting were D~AR POLLY - My tip is for those girls with pump bumps Committee for Develop- Mrs. Marga r et Gloeckner, on their hee ls. After a bath rub each heel gently with a palm full mentally Disabled. She has Mrs. Mildred Donahue, Mrs. or_dampened salt that works wonders without being too abrasive . • ·been a leader and innovator of Mabel Shields, Mrs. Sue Ann F1msb off w1th a ri~h lotion. In a week or so mine vaniSh and my many new models and Beegle, Mrs. Doris Adams and heels are more attractive lOOking for wearing open back shoes. techniques for in -service Mrs. Julia Norris. The s~me al:SO banish snagging ''horseshoe callouses'' that training· in rural areas during form arow<il the edges of the heels. - SUSAN. her career. She is a member of Delta Kappa Gamma, American Naomi R. Bissell, 1.042 A. , scours TO MEET Seeds - Bird Seeds - Oyster Shells Association of University Chester. First meeting of Middleport and Grit - Fertilizers - lime _ Women, Asso ciation for , James E . Sellers to Darr~JI Girl SCout Troop 39 will be held SILADIUM is a trade_mark of· John Ro~r11, rncoiPor 11te Cement & Mortar - Stock Sa It _ Supervision and CurriCulum l.ee S..llers, Wanda S..llers, 69 at 3:30p.m., Monday, at Heath Water Softener - Remedies - Salt _ Development, ,Ohio Education A., Lebanon . United Methodist Church Association and the National Litters- Vaccine - Roofing - Paints Herman R. Carson , Inez L. Middleport. ' - Red Brand Fencing - . Baler and Carson to Herman R. Carson, Inez L. Carson , Parcels, · ·Binder Twine • Sprays - Gates. D. J. Morgan, Edna Morgan Lebanon . Leo F . Zwilling, aha, Leo lo Jimmy L. Maynard, Betty J. A thought for the day : Zwilling to Austin · William American novelist Washington Maynard, 1.009 A., Chester. Mulberry Ave ~ 992-2115 Maxine Marie Irving Sflid, 11 A woman 's whole Frank Layne, Brooxie Layne Phillips, Pomeroy to Janet L. McGalliard, Par- Phillips, Lois, Pomeroy. life is a hist~ry of affections." cels, Rutland. Micha e l DeVore, Michael Marlin, Unda J . Frechelte Martin to Michael Martin ' 24.939 A., Bedford. Michael DeVore, Michael Martllt, Lind~ . J. Frechette Martin to Mi chael H. DeVore, 24.996 A., Bedford. Mic hae l DeVore, .Michael Marti~, Linda J . Frechette Martin to Karia J . Ebenback, 24.995 A., Bedford. , · Blanche E . Nelson, dec., to S Buses Now Running Every Sunday Paul Nelson Aikman, Cert. Trans. In Mason-Gallla,Melgs Area Luke S. McDaniel, Katy S. McDaniel to Robert P. Di Door to Door Service Vietro, Marie Di Vietro, 2.4 A.. ., 4 of Our- 5 Buses l.ebanon. Teenage Bus Route Cahrles Bissell , Margaret Bissell lo Glen R. Bisilell, 12:00 NOON - 4:00 P.M. l! Polly 's Pointers KAY'S BEAUTY SALON Ridenour's 'BOOSTER CABLE UMW r.neets in East Letart Salisbury PTA .mm Meigs Property ROUTE 62 NORTH POINT PLEASANT ARTIACIAL ADULTS OIILDREN UNDER 12 . ---''' $2.95 IlNDER NEW -MANAGEMENT . 1h Price • UMW elects Mrs. Hill DILES HEARING AID . CENTERS - Free Testing Home or Office Appointments -Referrals Medical or Clinica I - Rentals -Welfare & UMWA Cases Accepted ..,- Easy Financing I l ! ! ! ! Wlll lom S. Diles TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS ATHENS - Riverside Professional Bldg. 444 W . Union St. Ph. 592-6231 ' ' .....-.................... ~.-aa.~-..- • K_ j, • . 1 SUNDAY SCHOOL ................... 10:00 AM MORNING SERVICL ........... ,...11:00 AM EVENING SERVICE ...................7:30 PM WEDNESDAY EVENING .............. ,7:30 PM located .next to Mason County FaiiJIOUnds, Off Rt. 62, 4 .Miles North of Point Plellant • _ .. .~._ • · held ·amt'l ·reunzon Bible study course set l •' 59 N. Second $t. o. Last Week's Sunday School A ttendance-303 mWJ icant membe rs. E ach of the churc hes and mission unils have been Invited to bring their banners to be used in the procession "t the ce lebra tlve service .when Mrs . ~lair will speak. Mrs. Stair is a native 0[ Waukesha , Wis . She graduated at Smith Coll ege, North ampton , Mass. She has been a teacher and youth advisor in the Firs t Presbyteri an Church of Waukesha where she was ordained a s a ruling elder in l9a7. She was a commissi oner to the l71st General Assembly ( 1969 and wa s e le c ted secretar y 'to the Standing Committee on Theological Education 1. She was elected twice as Moderator of the Presbytery of Milwaukee, the first time any moderator served for two terms in that Presbytery. In 1971 , she was elected moderator or the l83rd General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Churc h in the U.S.A., the first woman to hold that office . She has been associated with the Consultation on Church Union since 1968 and is presently chairperson of the United Presbyterian D SERVICES Call 675-5829 COLU MBUS - l.ois Hark· rider Stair, first woman to be elected as modera tor or the Gene r al Asse mbl y of th e Uni ted Presbyterian Church in. the Uni ted States of America, will be the fea tured speaker at the Sept. 17 s tated mee ting of the P resby ter y of Scioto Valley . Mrs . Stair will speak at 8 p .m . .i n th e Indian ola Pr es b y t e rian Chur c h , Columbus. ModerHtor of the Presbytery, Rev. Lorrin Kreider, pastor of the Firs t Pres byterian Church, Athens, will preside at the se rvice. Also included in the se rvice will be partlcipanls by telephone fr om Sheldon Jackson College, Sitka, Alaska and from the Presbyterian Medical Services in Taos, N. of J er usa lem 8 ~; * * * . * ~Wlule Shrtne N 1 ~ * FAll ARRANGEMENTS From l4.98 Dudle($. Florist Middleport, ,, . 1 . MAR~ s!Jrinen,orcterocthe s; ! LARGEST BUS FLEET · BEAUTIFUL j_ ~ F'IUOAY Officers elected for the new year were Lawrence Peggs, president; Mrs. Marie Hawkins, secretary-treasurer. A poem was read in memory of deceased family members . Attending ,were Mrs. Anna ~eggs, Lawrence Peggs, Charleston, W. Va.; Raymond Cochran, Miss Linda Beck, Colwnbus ; Mr. and Mrs.l.eslie Beck, Lisa and Tommy, Gallipolis; Mr . a nd Mrs. Melburn Tackett , Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Buell Burnett, Wellston; Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Coc hran, Lisa; Franklin, Rayman~ and Jay, Patriot; Mrs. Helen Oavis, Patriot; Mrs. Marie Rawkins, Middleport. Next year's reunion will be held at Fortification Hill with services beginning at 10 a.m. on the second Sunday o[ September. Games were played by fhe children and the adults enjoyed an afternoon of reminiscing. delegation to COCU .nd a member of COCU's executive committee. In her travels as moderator and as chairperson of lhe General Assembly's MIJsion Coun ~ il . Mrs. Stair has had opportunity to see and un' dersland many aspecb ol lhe church's work and challenge in various parts of the world. She will bring to this meeUng o! lhe Presbytery of Sclolo Valley much of her rich experience and insight inlo lhe miasl!lll of the church tDday on six continents and the opportunities [or mission presently before us. She· will speak on lhe twin themes, "Sing Unto lhe Lord a New Song" and "Varieti,es of Service, But one Lord S..rved." At the Presbytery meeting, · · mmisters and ruling elder' (lay) commissioners wlll consider a Jist of mission goals and priorities for 1975-76. Philip L. Bougher, who has .recently graduated from Methodist Theological School in Delaware, a graduate of Denison University who studied also at McCormick 'rheological . Seminary in Chicago, wiU be presented for ordination . Bougher served as student supply or the Rushcreek Presbyterian Church, West ·Rushville, and also as youth worker at the Overbrook Presbyterian Church in Columbus. The call of the Hanover Presbyterian Church, near Newark, to Rev . Marshall Fancher of Lauderdale-by·thes.>a, Fla. will be considered. Fancher has been field worker under the Synods of Florida and the South since 1968. Prior to that time, be was associate executive secretary of the general assembly's department of ministerial relations, then located in Colwnbus. DON'T FORGET , OUR SIDEWALK.SALE Tomorrow, Sept. 14 . heritage house . Your Thom Mc.An Store Middleport .. THE TRI-COUNTY'S Sunday Buffet «.·~ :-:· v d L' 00 ~ Parish.p!ans AT I . Now l:njoy · Delicious Food And Candies From Amish Country Middleport Book Store MIDDLEPORT, 0. ...---.---"\ SUGAR RUN MILLS .SPECIAL < .. WERNER RADIO &TV Transfers (RESTAURANT) ,m.. . Quasar Portable Ensemble wm THE DOME r?$:~;~-.~<)!~,,. ~. Fun TY/.z"th 1-Y ....~ r.neets I I and Milling HEADQUARTERS RED CAR-PET INN ~ •,.;," 992-20,39 •3.86 BAUM'S TRUE VALUE STORE . Social I Scioto Valley Presbyters -, ~«W-=/7-h'AY~ !l Calendar I to hear female moderator t>.m. Potluck dinner . :~~ /l_v f .lwrlerte 1/oeflich MIDDLEPORT Ga rd e n ._ . Clu~, horneo!Mrs. Max Rolle r , Middleport , 7:30 p.m . Mrs. tTom time to ti me come requests for dic.d:~e ti c recipes cmd Jam es Arn old , Mi ss Judy w•£ortunately, not oflen do we h;w e a ny to offer. Arnold and Mrs. J . E. Harle y, Mter mentioning the request for diabeti c recipes in this co~h ostesses . lns tall~tion of column recently , we had a most informative letter from Mrs. offi cer s , res um e of year 's Clar~ Clarl<. Hecd.w ille. Th e mHterlal s he se nt was ex tremelv work , a nd demonstratioq on en lightening. She iJdv ises that there a_~e se vera l diabetic coo kdried ma te rials by Mrs. books on the shelves of the bookmobile. Micha el Fry on the program. She sent a long a brO(.'hurc from the American Diabe tes SATURDAY Association, Inc., l West 48th St., Ne w York . New York , liJ020, ICE CREAM social 7 p.m. a t which is" guide for diabetics and their fa milies, and offers at a Racine Fire Station . Local nominal charge all sorts of books on facta about diHbetes and entertainment. Sponsored by what diabetics a nd their famili es need to know about the disease. Racine ER Squad . Take out The association offer s a cookbook for diabetiCs [or $1, as well as gu ides for meal planning. ord ers may be placed by calling 949-4161 in advance . Also off ered by the association are 60 reprin ts of articles which have appea red in the American DiHbet ~s Association lC~ Cream social at the F or ecast. These are available for 15 cents each or two for 25 Wilkesville United Methodist <>)Il ls, and dea l not only with foods, but medicines, emotional side Church starting at 4 p.m. M. effects, and job guidelines. If you happen to be Interested in any Sandwiches, pies, cake, ice At the mission fair at 3 p.m. of these materia ls . contact me. Mrs. C1ark also sent along the May-June 1974 issue of cream, beverages to be sold in connection with the meeting, with proceeds going lo the mi ssion units within the "Diabetes in the News" published by Ames, Division of MileS building program of the Presbytery of Scioto Valley Laboratories, Ln c. If you are a .diabetic and not familiar with this church. will have booths and exhibits pape r , wri te to the firm in ~lkharl, Ind ., 46514 for a comMUSICAL, " New Wine" by describing particular services plimentary copy . the Agape Singers or Graee and missions carried out within One or the things it offers is a full page of diabetic recipes. United Methodist Ch ur ch, the Presbytery . The Included in the reCipes in the issue provided us is a recipe for Gallipolis, 7:30p.m., at Meigs Presbytery consists of Ill an a pple-cheese bread. Junior High Auditorium, churches and mission units in APPLE-CHEESE liREAD Middleport. Public invited ; 23 counties in south a nd central 21t..! c. fl our ; V:.! c. artificial sweetener (Sprinkle Sweet ) ; 2 tsp. free wiil offering. 1 Ohio with over 44,000 comba king power , 1 tsp, salt ; k tsp. cinn amon; 2 eggs; % c. milk; 114 SUNDAY c. sala d oil; 1\', c. shredded cheddar cheese (six ounces ) ; and 1 medium apple (I cup 1 cut into small pieces. HYMN Si ng, Maplewood Mix flour , swee tener, baking powder, salt and cinnamon in Lake, 1:30 P·'."• with the ~1} Barnett Farntly featured 'J large bowl. Stir in remaining ingredients. Poilr mixture into a 9 singers and Rev. Ray Reynolds bv 5 greased loaf pHn and hake at 350 degrees for 1 hour and 15 The an nual Donohue Family minutes or until bread pulls away from pan. ( 1 loaf serves 15, . as speaker. reunion was held at ForiWORK DAYS, . today and and one serving equals one bread substitute and one meat subtification Hill, Gallipolis, S..pt. Sunday , at Camp Kiashuta Boy 8, with 20 persons attending. stitute .) Scout Camp, Chester. All adult The descendants of George scouters and older scouts and W. and Augusta Raul! Donohue volunteers asked to turn out to mel at the shelter hnuse at • clean up camp and cabin for noon for dinner with Lawrence October's fall camporee. Peggs giving grace. Mrs. Buell A Bible s tudy course in the meeting . Refreshments OHIO Archaeological Society Burnett arranged the fall preparation fot· the upcoming were served . Next meeting will meeting, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m ., flowers which ce ntered the Bible Bowl will beg in Saturday be Sept. 24 at the home of Lawrence County Courthouse, table. a l 9 a.m . at the BrHdford Danny Harrison. Ironton. Public invited. President Lawrence Peggs Church of Chri st. Attending the meeting HOME COMING at Mt. called the business meeting to Plans ror the study course besides those named were John we r e made by the Truth Blake, DiHne Lee, Linda Hermon U. B. Churc h near order with Mr s . Marie Seekers at a meeting held at Hysell, Tammy Blake, Sonya Five Points. Sunday School Hawkins giving the secretary's the home .of Diana and Becky Justice, Vicki Picl<ens , Charles 9:30 a.m.; basket lunch at report. . Painter. Plan s were also made Diehl, Victor Painter, Chris noon. Afternoon services at Next year's reunion will open 1: 30 p.m. with Rev. Norman with worship services at 10 fora " slave drive " lobeheldat Smith. Mr .. and Mrs. Clifford guest speaker. a,rn . on the second Sunday or the chllrch, 6:30p.m ., Sept. 22. Smith and Madaline Paint- · Taylor Everyone welcome . September . Mrs . . Melburn A scavenger hunt was held . er. Danny Harrison J)residPrl ;:~t HYMN SING at Maplewood Tackett and Mrs. Buell Burnett , Cabinet of high impact Lake ' I : 30 P.m . Re v. Ra y were named to' the program plastic with Wa ln ut grain Reynolds, guest speaker . ..committee. . .. fin ish. Deluxe 1rim. ConBarnett . Family featured . The oldest member present cealed handle. Motorola singers. ·wa s Aunt Anna Donohue Bright Picture Tube. HOMECOMING at Morris Peggs. The youngest was Jay APPLE GROVE - Mrs . "Bringing in the Sheav~s," 5" x 3" Speaker. Cart Chapel United Methodist Cochran. 1· Donna Hill wa s re-e le c ted Mrs . Julia Norris presented the included. Dimensions of Church. Sunday School al 10 president of the Apple Gr ove program, "The t'ish Story." set only : 17 V• " H, 23% " . SALESLATED United Methodist Women Mrs . Parsons was at the piano a .m., worship service at 11. W, 19:Ye " D. A bake sale will be held at 9 meeting Tuesday night at the for group singing and Mrs . . Program and hymn sing at 1:30 a.m., Saturday, at The Jones Model WP551 OKW p.m. Everyone welcome. church . Boys ' Pomeroy slore by Bethel Wolfe had prayer. Other officers elected were 62, lnternational Order of Job 's The birthdays of Mrs . Wolfe, REVIVAL at Poplar Ridge Florence Smith, vice Mrs. Bernice Roush and Mrs. Daughters. Church beginning 7:30 p.m. I president ; Mrs. Bess ParSons, Clara Mae Sargent were obClyde rerrell guest speaker. secre tary; Mrs . Bertha served . Others attending the Special singing each evening. attend. Robirison, m1sswri coor- meeting were Iona Hupp, Mrs . POMEROY Lodge 164, Everyone W"elcome. ·. dinator; Mrs. Lucille Rhodes, Alice Balse r and Mrs. Dorothy F&AM, special meeting, 7:30 MASONIC Lodge 363 t'&AM C.hri sti.a n persoilhood ; Miss Roseberry. and Evangeline Chapter 172 p.m . Past Master:s night lo be Vickie Ables, globa l conce rn s; will have a combined picnic for observed and work in the third Mrs. Dolly Wolfe, social inmembers and families, 2 p.m . degree. All Master Masons volvement ; Mrs. Eileen OESTOMEET invited. Buck, supportive community MASON, W. Va. - Mrs. Ann at Ft. Meigs shelter house MIDDLEPORT . Girl Scout service ; Mrs. Julia Norris, Blake, worthy matron of number one. Please bring Troop 39, 3:30 p.m. at Heath . secretary of program; Mrs. Mason Cbap\er 157, OES, is coVered dish and own table United Methodist Church. · ·-- . Shirley A . bles, membership'·,· requesting that all officers and service. MONDAY THEORODUS Coimcll, D of interested members be at the Roberta Thaxton, Mrs . A, 7 :30 p.m . IOOF hall . SOUTHERN Local school historia n. chapter r oom in Mas on, board, 7:30 p.m ., at the high Members urged to be present Several communications Monday, Sept. 16, at 7:30p.m. since information and apschool. regarding district meetings for practice. plicatiofis concerning new REVIVAL starts for two and pledges were reod . Also, a rummage sale is insuran ce poli cy will be Na pkins to be sold by the being planned for Thursday, weeks at the Silver Run Free available. Will Baptist Church at 7:30 women were ord er ed. A, S..pt. 19, at the horne of Mr. and rummage sale was se t for Oct. Mrs. Williams (next door to p.m. Rev. Allie Skaggs, WellFRIDAY 3 and 4 at the Community Clifton Post · Office 1. All slon, will be guest speaker. HAPPY Harvesters Class, Building, l_ftart Falls, proceeds will go totheOrderof Everyone welcome. Special Trinity Church, 6 p.m. ·potluck ,, beginning each day at 9 a.m . the Eastern Star Chapter 157 or singing. dinner followed by a program. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO CHESTER PTA, 7:30 p.m . and business meeting. Alter group singin g of , :~~~~- a~~~~: t:is~~g sa:~ Get · acquainted meeting . Refreshments by program ==============~~~===~~---may do so contacting after Mrs. committee. Babysitti~g Johnny F. byMcDermitt 5:30 p.m. at 882-2321 or Mrs. provided. Everyone welcome. EASTERN Athletic Boosters Blake af 773-5775. All members are being asked to help make 7 p.m., at high school. t\jl interested persons invited to the. sa le a success. r._.._.._...._.._.. _ _ _ _ - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ •_ _1 FLOWERS l Tight armholes . try ter.npers PU I'<: hase O[ fiberboard \J) Uw hrs t ~rHdt> movie sc:reens for ea!'Jl of tl1e lil'frPshillt.' nts wt•ri! M.•l'\'t"<l classrooms at lht.~ Pomeroy al lht• rundm;10 11 of lht• Elementary School was lllk•n lll£'PLinu "tth Ht•\. Pe rrin on as a projec l by the Ponwruy ;;tivm~ prilycr PTA a t a meeUng Monday night at the school. James Soul sby presided at lhe m eeUng and an nounced the s tate convention of the Ohio PTA Oct. 28.30 in Cincin nati. Any membe r or the unit Jruesd~JV available to a ttend is asked lo contact him. The Meigs County &1lisbury School P .T.A. will Counc il of P a re nts and meet at 7:30 p,m . Tuesday nt Teachers will meet at the tho school. Tho progrum will be Riverview E lementa ry School, presented by the Soutlleasl<!rn Oct. 3, 7:30 p.m. On recom- Ohi o Emergency Medi cal mendation of the ways Hnd Service and room visitation mean:; committee, lhe un it wil l be held. voted lo sell lig ht bulbs as a Me mbe r s are asked to money making pr oject, contribute trading stamp books providing it does not interfe re to be used in providing prizes with annual sa le of the Uon's for the ann ual rail carn ival. Club. For those pa rents who wi!J not It was announ ced tha t next be attendi ng the mee tin g, month a pro gram on the trading stam p books may be teacher corps will be he ld. At sent to the s~hool with the that lime several of the st ude nt. teachers will e xplain th e Plans a r e being made for the program and also a teac her PTA to sponsor a di nn er Sept. involved in or gani zin g a 23, and pare nts will be conlearning disabiliti es class for tacted for dona ti ons. Assis tthe Meigs Local School Dis trict ance will also be needed in will be present to speak. prepa rin g and serving the Following the introducti on of dinner . parents, Bobert Morri s, principal, introduced th e teachers . He also talked on the learning disabilities class and noted that a teacher has be~ _ ·. hired to carry the program Rev. W. H. Perrin opened the meeting with prayer and Beth Plans for a covered dish Perrin , safety patrol member, conducted the flag ceremony . dinn•r Sunday for all member s Officers' reports were g iven . 0[ the parish a t the home of Mr . The attendance aw!lrd was won and Mrs . Marti n Nesselr oad we re ma de when the Catholic Women 's Club of Our Lady of Loretto Chur ch me l Wed nesday at the church. . Liz Upton led in pra yer to For All Occasions open the meeting. A finan cial report was given by Betty We Wire Flowers Longenette and th e minutes of Everywhere ' the previous meeting we re given. A Chris tmas ba zaar wa s tentatively se t for Nov. 23 with Pomeroy Rower Shop Ubby Sayre to be chairwoman . A lun cheon was served by Mrs . Millard Van Meter De lore s Taka c h a nd Mrs . Ph. 992 -2 03~ Ph. 992-Snl Sayre at th e meetin g. I Sunday dznner · l RIO GRANDE Appointment or Miss Linda Lou Bauer as _assistant professor of !(Hh~#.~;;.!:::;::~-:·:·:·;~j • .•' · PARKERSBUR<r--Medical Center Plaza 1029 Market St. Ph. (304) 485-1.541 .. \ l· l· ~ I ! ! SATURDAY SEPT. 14 BAKER FURNITURE WHERE YOU ALWAYS FIND THE THINGS YOU WANT··· MANY SPECIAL ·VALUES ON • • ~ ADMIRAL-FRIGIDAIRE-HOOVER SPEED QUEEN-FLEXSTEEL SEE THEM ALL NOWI · BAKER FURNITURE • MIDDLEPORT, O • . . �4 - Th• Daily S..nltnel, Midd) port-Pomo!roy, o ., Friday, Sept. 13,1974 5 - 11\e' Dally St•nlu""l• Muidl•' llllft-1'tttn~·ro~ , I~ .• Jo'nd.t\. !-Ot•pt U, l'li -1 Carmt•l 1~ews, Pomeroy PTA meets 'Family Album is theme 1 By the Day "The t'am1ly Album " Wi ll be theme o/ a flower show to be s tag ed Sunday by the Winding Trail Carden Club ut the home of Mrs. John Terrell, Mulberry Hei gh ta. The show, open ror public vie wing from 2:Jl) p.m . to 5:30 p.m ., will be judged by Mrs . J oe Bolin, Rutland , an accred ited judge of the Ohio AssOciation of Garden Clubs. In the horlicultural division. a sweepstakes a wa rd will be given while in lhe artis tic desig n classes a " best of show" award ·will be made . The judg ing will beg in at 2 p.m . and will be done orally by the standard system a ccording lo the OAG C Exhibitor s a nd Judges ' Handbook . One blue, red , ye llow or white ribbon will be placed in each c lasll, ex cept in the junior classes where the judge may . Those visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Alban Taylor during the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hudson, and Toni , Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hudson of ·· Racine , Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Pickens and c hildren of Pomeroy, Gloria Taylor and friend, R. D., Racine, and Mr. Owen Taylor of Chippaw a Lake, Ohio, and Mrs. Edith Bickers and sons, RD Ra cine. Roy Johnson and son or Racine called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson By Seth F. Nicholson and family and Betty Van RO 1, Rulland, Ohio Meter on Sunday . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr of Mutchler School Oays, continued Chester called at the home of A hundred years ago, and earlier, so my Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee and father told me, there were various ways for entertaipment and education. They did not then family on Sunday evening. . RaJ p h Lee , Ioca I, an d Mr . have h ''canned" music, as the old--timers aalled and Mrs. William Carleton , P onographs, radios, and television when they fWcine, called at the home or were first introduced. • · Mrs. Dean Brinker recently. ~ach small community had its own Visiting with Mary Circle musicians who could play abnost any musical during the weekend were Mr. instrument . They played for dances, school and Mrs. Melvin Circle and entertainments, and just for pleasure:. Groups of people often gave plays for family of Columbus, George Circle, Mr. and Mrs. James humanitarian purposes, such as for churches. Circle of New Haven, w. Va. , Once the people in the Side Hill and Mutchler and Mrs. Hattie Powell and .school dustricls ga~e plays that saved a young daughter' Addie, RD' Racine. boy from total blmdness by furnishing the money for operations that removed cataracts • from both eyes. There were Fourth o[ July dances, born :lances, husking bees, spelling bees, quilling Jees, perunansbip schools, singing schools, and play parties. The games al play parties were mostly " kissing games". l recall the following games that used to be played : Skip to My I.ou; Drop the Handkerchief; The Dusty Old Miller ; Wade the Swamp; Postoffice ; Spin the Bottle ; Make a Double-Shovel Plow ; London Bridge ; Little Old Man in the House ; Wink 'em ; and Clap fn·, Clap Out. IRON HAULERS During Civil War Days, iron from the furnaces around Jackson was hauled in wagons to the ' 1river " , as Pomeroy and Middleport were called by local oldtimers. Their route passed along the road that forms the southern boundary of my [arm. They always stopped their tired teams to rest on the top or the hill where the men would refresh themselves with drinks from a deep well that boasted the coldest water found anywhere along their long route . From these towns the iron was shipped to Continued on page 9 EHI ALF-QUARTS Native appointed to education chair place as many ribbons Of any color as she desires. There is no restriction on the number of entries which may be made in the horticulture division. The rules specify that pai nted a nd a rtific ta lly co lo re d plan t mater ial s m ay be used although no a r li1icial plant ma teria ls ar e permitte d. Bases, mats, a nd accessories are pennilted in all claSS('S. The classes in the artistic arran ge ments division are as follows, divided accordin g to the room s In which they will be used : FOYER '' We lco me ," a fl oor arrang e~nt suitable for front e ntrance. "Stately Elegance," a tall a rran gement In blac k and while. LIVING ROOM " Fireside Chat," a heart arrangement using weathered or driftwood . . " Head of the Family," .an arrangement in a humidor. " Daughter 's Wedding, " a mass arrangement with pink predominating. " Family Worship Hour,n using Madonna figv,rine . Mother, Like " Like Da~hte.r," twv a rrangements not over 12 Inches ta ll , suitable [or end tabl•s. DINING ROOM " Family Affa ir ," for dining table. ;,Our Golden Anniversar y," featuring yellow fl owers. "Get With It, Kids!," a junior arran gements di s played ·on a benc h. KITCHEN " Mother's Workshop ," including kitchen utensils . " Salute to Mother." arrangement less than 13 in· c hes tall. BATH " The Day Dreamer ," arrangement lo be staged in front o! mirror. BLUE BEDROOM " The Odd Couple, " a modern arrangement for chest. ' 'The Grandsons." a small design. ''Mirror , Mirror, on the Wall," dresser arrangement. PINK BEDROOM " Two 's Company " using two containers. Summer reading program ends Members of the summer reading clubs at the Middleport and Pomeroy Public Libraries attended meetings each week when they made crafts, sang songs, acted in plays, played games, had picnics and went " The _Granddaughters. " Slnall deslg n. INVITATIONAL CLASS "Let's Visi t on lhe Patio," d esign suitable for patio. HORTICULTURE DIVISION Chrysanthemums, s ingle bl oom , di sbudded ; si ngle bloom , fan cy, disbudded , or a spray. Houseplants, foliage, and blooming . EDUCATIONAL Plant propagation , gar den~ng books and magazines, drymg plant material, and free garden and c onservation bulletins . The show i:o111111ittees are Mrs . Richard Collins and Mrs. R obert Thompson, coc hairwomen ; Mrs. John Terrell and Mrs. Robert Lewis, schedule committee; Mrs. Clarence Heaton, ribbons ; Mrs. Earl Thoma, class cards· Mrs . Iris Kelton, flower show' signs ; Mrs. Cora Beegle and Mrs . Allard Pratt, hospitality; Mrs. Robert Miller, staging; Mrs. Lloyd Moore and Mrs. Charles Hayes, judges clerks; Mrs. Thoma, publicity; Mrs. Robert Lewis, photography ; and Mrs. Harold Deeth, con. servation and flower bulletins. on several field trips. Casto, Mary Beth Hawley, ..;Ion Cer tificates and souvenirs Perri n, Raeleen and Ryan were given to those who read Oliver and Brian Will. r - - : : r : : = ::r:.:h ·. . Hardwick • Kitthe required len books. Those co mpl eti ng from chen Ai d · Litton The children who completed Middleport · were Jean and (Microwave Oven) . Also lhe program from PomeroJ Paula Horton, Cathy a nd Ruth Doxol Propane Service. were Lyle Moon~ Carolyn Ann Blake, Angela, Jimmy and Kristy Farley, Dave t'isher, ; . . ·Joe Manley, Melinda and · David Salmons, Chris Burdette, Mindy and Mary Beth T . V. & Appliance Long, Beth Ann Wolfe, Robin Gas Server Kitchen, Melissa McMillion 1 Phone 98S-3307 By Polly Cramer and Zandra Vaughan . Directors of the program ~~~~_j were Debbie Ohlinger and Becky Will . ~ ~~ibson ! education at Rio Grande Education Association. College was announced ThursIn announcing her apday. poinbnent to the Rio Grande A southeastern Ohio native College faculty, Dr. Hennan who gra duated at Rio Grande Koby , executive vice College, Miss Bauer received president, said, "Miss Bauer, her Master's degree i n with her experience and exeducation from Ohio pertise in developmental 169 N. 2nd University in 1963. She ~as also education will give the College Middleport, Ohio completed graduate work in added dimension in the education at Ohio University. Developmental Education 5 Operators From 1958-66 sbe taught in staff. I feel we are fortun ate to Appointment the Jackson County School have someone with her _Roval Crown Not Always system as an elementary qualifications on the Hio ATTEND REUNION DEAR POLLY - I spilled iodine on a tight-colored wood dish Bottling Company Snarl Proof . . Necessary teacher in Oak Hill and as a Grande faculty ." ~ . and nothing l have tried has helped remove it. 1 hope someon e BASHAN Mr . and Mrs. Reg. $4.69 · Midc!iepori general s upervisor , kinwill come to my rescue. - ELAINE. Arvil Holter, Bashan Rd., were Phone 992-2725 dergarten through 12th grade among those attending the Hill ONLY and special education, in DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve concerns the too' small and reunion Sunday at the horne of Jackson . too tight arm]loles in inexpensive shifts and skimmers that many Mr. and Mrs. Gary White, In 1966 she became superLangsville , R.D. Saturday of us wea~ to do housework and gardening that r~ 11 ire stretch visor o( student teaching as a andreachi~g. Such snug annholes cannot take the necessary Mrs. Holter went to the Wilkes. post graduate leaching · fellow stram and np open at the underarqJ steams and eventually split. ville bean dinner. Chester-, 0 . 985-3301 EAST LETART - ·Com- A garment presumably made and worn for comfort is most at Ohio University and from 1968-70 was lan g uage arts munications regarding district uncomfortable when a rmholes bind. - l.C.G. Now you can order it! consultant for the Hocking, meetings th is fall in Gallipolis DEAR POLLY - Linda wanted to know how to remove Athens and Perry County and Middleport wer e read ballpoint ink from rubber dolls and I suggest that she tries hair Supplemental Education dur i ng t: ! Tuesday ni ght spray - the cheaper the better. I use it on clothing with great a better ethan gold Center. m ee tin~ of the United results but I do suggest that she covers the doll 's painted eyes . school ring at a lower For the past four years, Miss Methodist Wome n at the East . etc. before spraying it on. If I made a scrapbook of the wonderfui than gold price! Blluer has been Coordinator of Letart Church. things I have clipped from the colwnn I would certainly have a Material on Professional Mr s· Barbara Adams btg fat one. Keep them coming.- ESTHER. Growth and Development [or presided at the meeting which ESTHER _: The Pointers are from you readers so It Is up to Special Education at the South- opened with prayer and reports all of you to keep them coming- but thanks even though they are eastern Ohio Instructional of officers, Mrs. Hazel Fox, not due me but all of you. A,s to the above Pointer If the Ink spots With the John Roberts 51 LADIUM Jewelry Resource Center in ·Athens. secretary, and Mrs. Eileen are old. the hair spray treatment may have to be repeated. Rub ~~ you·can enjoy a " better than gold" ring at a The Center serves the south- Roush , treasurer. A report of Ink and spray off with a facial tissue.- POLLY. "lower than gold" price. And it's guaran eastern Ohio countie s new officers for the 1974-75 DEAR POLLY - Wear rubber gloves when helping an teed for life! · · developing services for .h an- year was presented. elderly person get out of the bathtub as your hands will not slip on dicapped children. Refreshmen ta were served the wet skin but you will have a better grib. - PEARL. Miss Bauer was founder of by Mrs. Mary Roush and Mrs. Find out more about the NEW Siladium . DEAR POLLY - Never waste paste sboe polish such as the Southeastern Ohio Chapter Focie Hayman . Mrs. Mary clmgs to the Sides o[ the tin after the center part is all used but Jewelry. See the John Roberts ring display NOW! · or Council for Exceptional Roush and Mrs. Ruby Hupp hold the tin over WW heat until the wax melts and forms a new . Children and was chainnan of · obse rved birthdays . Others ca ke o[ polish in the tin. - BRENDA. Zone 3 (District 8), Citizen.' s attending the mee.ting were D~AR POLLY - My tip is for those girls with pump bumps Committee for Develop- Mrs. Marga r et Gloeckner, on their hee ls. After a bath rub each heel gently with a palm full mentally Disabled. She has Mrs. Mildred Donahue, Mrs. or_dampened salt that works wonders without being too abrasive . • ·been a leader and innovator of Mabel Shields, Mrs. Sue Ann F1msb off w1th a ri~h lotion. In a week or so mine vaniSh and my many new models and Beegle, Mrs. Doris Adams and heels are more attractive lOOking for wearing open back shoes. techniques for in -service Mrs. Julia Norris. The s~me al:SO banish snagging ''horseshoe callouses'' that training· in rural areas during form arow<il the edges of the heels. - SUSAN. her career. She is a member of Delta Kappa Gamma, American Naomi R. Bissell, 1.042 A. , scours TO MEET Seeds - Bird Seeds - Oyster Shells Association of University Chester. First meeting of Middleport and Grit - Fertilizers - lime _ Women, Asso ciation for , James E . Sellers to Darr~JI Girl SCout Troop 39 will be held SILADIUM is a trade_mark of· John Ro~r11, rncoiPor 11te Cement & Mortar - Stock Sa It _ Supervision and CurriCulum l.ee S..llers, Wanda S..llers, 69 at 3:30p.m., Monday, at Heath Water Softener - Remedies - Salt _ Development, ,Ohio Education A., Lebanon . United Methodist Church Association and the National Litters- Vaccine - Roofing - Paints Herman R. Carson , Inez L. Middleport. ' - Red Brand Fencing - . Baler and Carson to Herman R. Carson, Inez L. Carson , Parcels, · ·Binder Twine • Sprays - Gates. D. J. Morgan, Edna Morgan Lebanon . Leo F . Zwilling, aha, Leo lo Jimmy L. Maynard, Betty J. A thought for the day : Zwilling to Austin · William American novelist Washington Maynard, 1.009 A., Chester. Mulberry Ave ~ 992-2115 Maxine Marie Irving Sflid, 11 A woman 's whole Frank Layne, Brooxie Layne Phillips, Pomeroy to Janet L. McGalliard, Par- Phillips, Lois, Pomeroy. life is a hist~ry of affections." cels, Rutland. Micha e l DeVore, Michael Marlin, Unda J . Frechelte Martin to Michael Martin ' 24.939 A., Bedford. Michael DeVore, Michael Martllt, Lind~ . J. Frechette Martin to Mi chael H. DeVore, 24.996 A., Bedford. Mic hae l DeVore, .Michael Marti~, Linda J . Frechette Martin to Karia J . Ebenback, 24.995 A., Bedford. , · Blanche E . Nelson, dec., to S Buses Now Running Every Sunday Paul Nelson Aikman, Cert. Trans. In Mason-Gallla,Melgs Area Luke S. McDaniel, Katy S. McDaniel to Robert P. Di Door to Door Service Vietro, Marie Di Vietro, 2.4 A.. ., 4 of Our- 5 Buses l.ebanon. Teenage Bus Route Cahrles Bissell , Margaret Bissell lo Glen R. Bisilell, 12:00 NOON - 4:00 P.M. l! Polly 's Pointers KAY'S BEAUTY SALON Ridenour's 'BOOSTER CABLE UMW r.neets in East Letart Salisbury PTA .mm Meigs Property ROUTE 62 NORTH POINT PLEASANT ARTIACIAL ADULTS OIILDREN UNDER 12 . ---''' $2.95 IlNDER NEW -MANAGEMENT . 1h Price • UMW elects Mrs. Hill DILES HEARING AID . CENTERS - Free Testing Home or Office Appointments -Referrals Medical or Clinica I - Rentals -Welfare & UMWA Cases Accepted ..,- Easy Financing I l ! ! ! ! Wlll lom S. Diles TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS ATHENS - Riverside Professional Bldg. 444 W . Union St. Ph. 592-6231 ' ' .....-.................... ~.-aa.~-..- • K_ j, • . 1 SUNDAY SCHOOL ................... 10:00 AM MORNING SERVICL ........... ,...11:00 AM EVENING SERVICE ...................7:30 PM WEDNESDAY EVENING .............. ,7:30 PM located .next to Mason County FaiiJIOUnds, Off Rt. 62, 4 .Miles North of Point Plellant • _ .. .~._ • · held ·amt'l ·reunzon Bible study course set l •' 59 N. Second $t. o. Last Week's Sunday School A ttendance-303 mWJ icant membe rs. E ach of the churc hes and mission unils have been Invited to bring their banners to be used in the procession "t the ce lebra tlve service .when Mrs . ~lair will speak. Mrs. Stair is a native 0[ Waukesha , Wis . She graduated at Smith Coll ege, North ampton , Mass. She has been a teacher and youth advisor in the Firs t Presbyteri an Church of Waukesha where she was ordained a s a ruling elder in l9a7. She was a commissi oner to the l71st General Assembly ( 1969 and wa s e le c ted secretar y 'to the Standing Committee on Theological Education 1. She was elected twice as Moderator of the Presbytery of Milwaukee, the first time any moderator served for two terms in that Presbytery. In 1971 , she was elected moderator or the l83rd General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Churc h in the U.S.A., the first woman to hold that office . She has been associated with the Consultation on Church Union since 1968 and is presently chairperson of the United Presbyterian D SERVICES Call 675-5829 COLU MBUS - l.ois Hark· rider Stair, first woman to be elected as modera tor or the Gene r al Asse mbl y of th e Uni ted Presbyterian Church in. the Uni ted States of America, will be the fea tured speaker at the Sept. 17 s tated mee ting of the P resby ter y of Scioto Valley . Mrs . Stair will speak at 8 p .m . .i n th e Indian ola Pr es b y t e rian Chur c h , Columbus. ModerHtor of the Presbytery, Rev. Lorrin Kreider, pastor of the Firs t Pres byterian Church, Athens, will preside at the se rvice. Also included in the se rvice will be partlcipanls by telephone fr om Sheldon Jackson College, Sitka, Alaska and from the Presbyterian Medical Services in Taos, N. of J er usa lem 8 ~; * * * . * ~Wlule Shrtne N 1 ~ * FAll ARRANGEMENTS From l4.98 Dudle($. Florist Middleport, ,, . 1 . MAR~ s!Jrinen,orcterocthe s; ! LARGEST BUS FLEET · BEAUTIFUL j_ ~ F'IUOAY Officers elected for the new year were Lawrence Peggs, president; Mrs. Marie Hawkins, secretary-treasurer. A poem was read in memory of deceased family members . Attending ,were Mrs. Anna ~eggs, Lawrence Peggs, Charleston, W. Va.; Raymond Cochran, Miss Linda Beck, Colwnbus ; Mr. and Mrs.l.eslie Beck, Lisa and Tommy, Gallipolis; Mr . a nd Mrs. Melburn Tackett , Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Buell Burnett, Wellston; Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Coc hran, Lisa; Franklin, Rayman~ and Jay, Patriot; Mrs. Helen Oavis, Patriot; Mrs. Marie Rawkins, Middleport. Next year's reunion will be held at Fortification Hill with services beginning at 10 a.m. on the second Sunday o[ September. Games were played by fhe children and the adults enjoyed an afternoon of reminiscing. delegation to COCU .nd a member of COCU's executive committee. In her travels as moderator and as chairperson of lhe General Assembly's MIJsion Coun ~ il . Mrs. Stair has had opportunity to see and un' dersland many aspecb ol lhe church's work and challenge in various parts of the world. She will bring to this meeUng o! lhe Presbytery of Sclolo Valley much of her rich experience and insight inlo lhe miasl!lll of the church tDday on six continents and the opportunities [or mission presently before us. She· will speak on lhe twin themes, "Sing Unto lhe Lord a New Song" and "Varieti,es of Service, But one Lord S..rved." At the Presbytery meeting, · · mmisters and ruling elder' (lay) commissioners wlll consider a Jist of mission goals and priorities for 1975-76. Philip L. Bougher, who has .recently graduated from Methodist Theological School in Delaware, a graduate of Denison University who studied also at McCormick 'rheological . Seminary in Chicago, wiU be presented for ordination . Bougher served as student supply or the Rushcreek Presbyterian Church, West ·Rushville, and also as youth worker at the Overbrook Presbyterian Church in Columbus. The call of the Hanover Presbyterian Church, near Newark, to Rev . Marshall Fancher of Lauderdale-by·thes.>a, Fla. will be considered. Fancher has been field worker under the Synods of Florida and the South since 1968. Prior to that time, be was associate executive secretary of the general assembly's department of ministerial relations, then located in Colwnbus. DON'T FORGET , OUR SIDEWALK.SALE Tomorrow, Sept. 14 . heritage house . Your Thom Mc.An Store Middleport .. THE TRI-COUNTY'S Sunday Buffet «.·~ :-:· v d L' 00 ~ Parish.p!ans AT I . Now l:njoy · Delicious Food And Candies From Amish Country Middleport Book Store MIDDLEPORT, 0. ...---.---"\ SUGAR RUN MILLS .SPECIAL < .. WERNER RADIO &TV Transfers (RESTAURANT) ,m.. . Quasar Portable Ensemble wm THE DOME r?$:~;~-.~<)!~,,. ~. Fun TY/.z"th 1-Y ....~ r.neets I I and Milling HEADQUARTERS RED CAR-PET INN ~ •,.;," 992-20,39 •3.86 BAUM'S TRUE VALUE STORE . Social I Scioto Valley Presbyters -, ~«W-=/7-h'AY~ !l Calendar I to hear female moderator t>.m. Potluck dinner . :~~ /l_v f .lwrlerte 1/oeflich MIDDLEPORT Ga rd e n ._ . Clu~, horneo!Mrs. Max Rolle r , Middleport , 7:30 p.m . Mrs. tTom time to ti me come requests for dic.d:~e ti c recipes cmd Jam es Arn old , Mi ss Judy w•£ortunately, not oflen do we h;w e a ny to offer. Arnold and Mrs. J . E. Harle y, Mter mentioning the request for diabeti c recipes in this co~h ostesses . lns tall~tion of column recently , we had a most informative letter from Mrs. offi cer s , res um e of year 's Clar~ Clarl<. Hecd.w ille. Th e mHterlal s he se nt was ex tremelv work , a nd demonstratioq on en lightening. She iJdv ises that there a_~e se vera l diabetic coo kdried ma te rials by Mrs. books on the shelves of the bookmobile. Micha el Fry on the program. She sent a long a brO(.'hurc from the American Diabe tes SATURDAY Association, Inc., l West 48th St., Ne w York . New York , liJ020, ICE CREAM social 7 p.m. a t which is" guide for diabetics and their fa milies, and offers at a Racine Fire Station . Local nominal charge all sorts of books on facta about diHbetes and entertainment. Sponsored by what diabetics a nd their famili es need to know about the disease. Racine ER Squad . Take out The association offer s a cookbook for diabetiCs [or $1, as well as gu ides for meal planning. ord ers may be placed by calling 949-4161 in advance . Also off ered by the association are 60 reprin ts of articles which have appea red in the American DiHbet ~s Association lC~ Cream social at the F or ecast. These are available for 15 cents each or two for 25 Wilkesville United Methodist <>)Il ls, and dea l not only with foods, but medicines, emotional side Church starting at 4 p.m. M. effects, and job guidelines. If you happen to be Interested in any Sandwiches, pies, cake, ice At the mission fair at 3 p.m. of these materia ls . contact me. Mrs. C1ark also sent along the May-June 1974 issue of cream, beverages to be sold in connection with the meeting, with proceeds going lo the mi ssion units within the "Diabetes in the News" published by Ames, Division of MileS building program of the Presbytery of Scioto Valley Laboratories, Ln c. If you are a .diabetic and not familiar with this church. will have booths and exhibits pape r , wri te to the firm in ~lkharl, Ind ., 46514 for a comMUSICAL, " New Wine" by describing particular services plimentary copy . the Agape Singers or Graee and missions carried out within One or the things it offers is a full page of diabetic recipes. United Methodist Ch ur ch, the Presbytery . The Included in the reCipes in the issue provided us is a recipe for Gallipolis, 7:30p.m., at Meigs Presbytery consists of Ill an a pple-cheese bread. Junior High Auditorium, churches and mission units in APPLE-CHEESE liREAD Middleport. Public invited ; 23 counties in south a nd central 21t..! c. fl our ; V:.! c. artificial sweetener (Sprinkle Sweet ) ; 2 tsp. free wiil offering. 1 Ohio with over 44,000 comba king power , 1 tsp, salt ; k tsp. cinn amon; 2 eggs; % c. milk; 114 SUNDAY c. sala d oil; 1\', c. shredded cheddar cheese (six ounces ) ; and 1 medium apple (I cup 1 cut into small pieces. HYMN Si ng, Maplewood Mix flour , swee tener, baking powder, salt and cinnamon in Lake, 1:30 P·'."• with the ~1} Barnett Farntly featured 'J large bowl. Stir in remaining ingredients. Poilr mixture into a 9 singers and Rev. Ray Reynolds bv 5 greased loaf pHn and hake at 350 degrees for 1 hour and 15 The an nual Donohue Family minutes or until bread pulls away from pan. ( 1 loaf serves 15, . as speaker. reunion was held at ForiWORK DAYS, . today and and one serving equals one bread substitute and one meat subtification Hill, Gallipolis, S..pt. Sunday , at Camp Kiashuta Boy 8, with 20 persons attending. stitute .) Scout Camp, Chester. All adult The descendants of George scouters and older scouts and W. and Augusta Raul! Donohue volunteers asked to turn out to mel at the shelter hnuse at • clean up camp and cabin for noon for dinner with Lawrence October's fall camporee. Peggs giving grace. Mrs. Buell A Bible s tudy course in the meeting . Refreshments OHIO Archaeological Society Burnett arranged the fall preparation fot· the upcoming were served . Next meeting will meeting, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m ., flowers which ce ntered the Bible Bowl will beg in Saturday be Sept. 24 at the home of Lawrence County Courthouse, table. a l 9 a.m . at the BrHdford Danny Harrison. Ironton. Public invited. President Lawrence Peggs Church of Chri st. Attending the meeting HOME COMING at Mt. called the business meeting to Plans ror the study course besides those named were John we r e made by the Truth Blake, DiHne Lee, Linda Hermon U. B. Churc h near order with Mr s . Marie Seekers at a meeting held at Hysell, Tammy Blake, Sonya Five Points. Sunday School Hawkins giving the secretary's the home .of Diana and Becky Justice, Vicki Picl<ens , Charles 9:30 a.m.; basket lunch at report. . Painter. Plan s were also made Diehl, Victor Painter, Chris noon. Afternoon services at Next year's reunion will open 1: 30 p.m. with Rev. Norman with worship services at 10 fora " slave drive " lobeheldat Smith. Mr .. and Mrs. Clifford guest speaker. a,rn . on the second Sunday or the chllrch, 6:30p.m ., Sept. 22. Smith and Madaline Paint- · Taylor Everyone welcome . September . Mrs . . Melburn A scavenger hunt was held . er. Danny Harrison J)residPrl ;:~t HYMN SING at Maplewood Tackett and Mrs. Buell Burnett , Cabinet of high impact Lake ' I : 30 P.m . Re v. Ra y were named to' the program plastic with Wa ln ut grain Reynolds, guest speaker . ..committee. . .. fin ish. Deluxe 1rim. ConBarnett . Family featured . The oldest member present cealed handle. Motorola singers. ·wa s Aunt Anna Donohue Bright Picture Tube. HOMECOMING at Morris Peggs. The youngest was Jay APPLE GROVE - Mrs . "Bringing in the Sheav~s," 5" x 3" Speaker. Cart Chapel United Methodist Cochran. 1· Donna Hill wa s re-e le c ted Mrs . Julia Norris presented the included. Dimensions of Church. Sunday School al 10 president of the Apple Gr ove program, "The t'ish Story." set only : 17 V• " H, 23% " . SALESLATED United Methodist Women Mrs . Parsons was at the piano a .m., worship service at 11. W, 19:Ye " D. A bake sale will be held at 9 meeting Tuesday night at the for group singing and Mrs . . Program and hymn sing at 1:30 a.m., Saturday, at The Jones Model WP551 OKW p.m. Everyone welcome. church . Boys ' Pomeroy slore by Bethel Wolfe had prayer. Other officers elected were 62, lnternational Order of Job 's The birthdays of Mrs . Wolfe, REVIVAL at Poplar Ridge Florence Smith, vice Mrs. Bernice Roush and Mrs. Daughters. Church beginning 7:30 p.m. I president ; Mrs. Bess ParSons, Clara Mae Sargent were obClyde rerrell guest speaker. secre tary; Mrs . Bertha served . Others attending the Special singing each evening. attend. Robirison, m1sswri coor- meeting were Iona Hupp, Mrs . POMEROY Lodge 164, Everyone W"elcome. ·. dinator; Mrs. Lucille Rhodes, Alice Balse r and Mrs. Dorothy F&AM, special meeting, 7:30 MASONIC Lodge 363 t'&AM C.hri sti.a n persoilhood ; Miss Roseberry. and Evangeline Chapter 172 p.m . Past Master:s night lo be Vickie Ables, globa l conce rn s; will have a combined picnic for observed and work in the third Mrs. Dolly Wolfe, social inmembers and families, 2 p.m . degree. All Master Masons volvement ; Mrs. Eileen OESTOMEET invited. Buck, supportive community MASON, W. Va. - Mrs. Ann at Ft. Meigs shelter house MIDDLEPORT . Girl Scout service ; Mrs. Julia Norris, Blake, worthy matron of number one. Please bring Troop 39, 3:30 p.m. at Heath . secretary of program; Mrs. Mason Cbap\er 157, OES, is coVered dish and own table United Methodist Church. · ·-- . Shirley A . bles, membership'·,· requesting that all officers and service. MONDAY THEORODUS Coimcll, D of interested members be at the Roberta Thaxton, Mrs . A, 7 :30 p.m . IOOF hall . SOUTHERN Local school historia n. chapter r oom in Mas on, board, 7:30 p.m ., at the high Members urged to be present Several communications Monday, Sept. 16, at 7:30p.m. since information and apschool. regarding district meetings for practice. plicatiofis concerning new REVIVAL starts for two and pledges were reod . Also, a rummage sale is insuran ce poli cy will be Na pkins to be sold by the being planned for Thursday, weeks at the Silver Run Free available. Will Baptist Church at 7:30 women were ord er ed. A, S..pt. 19, at the horne of Mr. and rummage sale was se t for Oct. Mrs. Williams (next door to p.m. Rev. Allie Skaggs, WellFRIDAY 3 and 4 at the Community Clifton Post · Office 1. All slon, will be guest speaker. HAPPY Harvesters Class, Building, l_ftart Falls, proceeds will go totheOrderof Everyone welcome. Special Trinity Church, 6 p.m. ·potluck ,, beginning each day at 9 a.m . the Eastern Star Chapter 157 or singing. dinner followed by a program. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO CHESTER PTA, 7:30 p.m . and business meeting. Alter group singin g of , :~~~~- a~~~~: t:is~~g sa:~ Get · acquainted meeting . Refreshments by program ==============~~~===~~---may do so contacting after Mrs. committee. Babysitti~g Johnny F. byMcDermitt 5:30 p.m. at 882-2321 or Mrs. provided. Everyone welcome. EASTERN Athletic Boosters Blake af 773-5775. All members are being asked to help make 7 p.m., at high school. t\jl interested persons invited to the. sa le a success. r._.._.._...._.._.. _ _ _ _ - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ •_ _1 FLOWERS l Tight armholes . try ter.npers PU I'<: hase O[ fiberboard \J) Uw hrs t ~rHdt> movie sc:reens for ea!'Jl of tl1e lil'frPshillt.' nts wt•ri! M.•l'\'t"<l classrooms at lht.~ Pomeroy al lht• rundm;10 11 of lht• Elementary School was lllk•n lll£'PLinu "tth Ht•\. Pe rrin on as a projec l by the Ponwruy ;;tivm~ prilycr PTA a t a meeUng Monday night at the school. James Soul sby presided at lhe m eeUng and an nounced the s tate convention of the Ohio PTA Oct. 28.30 in Cincin nati. Any membe r or the unit Jruesd~JV available to a ttend is asked lo contact him. The Meigs County &1lisbury School P .T.A. will Counc il of P a re nts and meet at 7:30 p,m . Tuesday nt Teachers will meet at the tho school. Tho progrum will be Riverview E lementa ry School, presented by the Soutlleasl<!rn Oct. 3, 7:30 p.m. On recom- Ohi o Emergency Medi cal mendation of the ways Hnd Service and room visitation mean:; committee, lhe un it wil l be held. voted lo sell lig ht bulbs as a Me mbe r s are asked to money making pr oject, contribute trading stamp books providing it does not interfe re to be used in providing prizes with annual sa le of the Uon's for the ann ual rail carn ival. Club. For those pa rents who wi!J not It was announ ced tha t next be attendi ng the mee tin g, month a pro gram on the trading stam p books may be teacher corps will be he ld. At sent to the s~hool with the that lime several of the st ude nt. teachers will e xplain th e Plans a r e being made for the program and also a teac her PTA to sponsor a di nn er Sept. involved in or gani zin g a 23, and pare nts will be conlearning disabiliti es class for tacted for dona ti ons. Assis tthe Meigs Local School Dis trict ance will also be needed in will be present to speak. prepa rin g and serving the Following the introducti on of dinner . parents, Bobert Morri s, principal, introduced th e teachers . He also talked on the learning disabilities class and noted that a teacher has be~ _ ·. hired to carry the program Rev. W. H. Perrin opened the meeting with prayer and Beth Plans for a covered dish Perrin , safety patrol member, conducted the flag ceremony . dinn•r Sunday for all member s Officers' reports were g iven . 0[ the parish a t the home of Mr . The attendance aw!lrd was won and Mrs . Marti n Nesselr oad we re ma de when the Catholic Women 's Club of Our Lady of Loretto Chur ch me l Wed nesday at the church. . Liz Upton led in pra yer to For All Occasions open the meeting. A finan cial report was given by Betty We Wire Flowers Longenette and th e minutes of Everywhere ' the previous meeting we re given. A Chris tmas ba zaar wa s tentatively se t for Nov. 23 with Pomeroy Rower Shop Ubby Sayre to be chairwoman . A lun cheon was served by Mrs . Millard Van Meter De lore s Taka c h a nd Mrs . Ph. 992 -2 03~ Ph. 992-Snl Sayre at th e meetin g. I Sunday dznner · l RIO GRANDE Appointment or Miss Linda Lou Bauer as _assistant professor of !(Hh~#.~;;.!:::;::~-:·:·:·;~j • .•' · PARKERSBUR<r--Medical Center Plaza 1029 Market St. Ph. (304) 485-1.541 .. \ l· l· ~ I ! ! SATURDAY SEPT. 14 BAKER FURNITURE WHERE YOU ALWAYS FIND THE THINGS YOU WANT··· MANY SPECIAL ·VALUES ON • • ~ ADMIRAL-FRIGIDAIRE-HOOVER SPEED QUEEN-FLEXSTEEL SEE THEM ALL NOWI · BAKER FURNITURE • MIDDLEPORT, O • . . �r - The o.Jiy ~~· ~·l'wiOOiOY, 0 , Frlday, Sept.. U, lt'14 6- TIM' Daily Senllf.,l, M1ddleport-l 'omero', 0 , Frid.l)', St•pt . ll I'IH ~f V E NTH '1/E."tftS T OAY AO Mulbt~ r•y ... . '"II'" JlotUC'roy •• flSt o ~ Cor aqi ~ · ton ~ltbb••lh .,, t,OQI ev('ry \iH unt<ty .H 7 p m •"1" WOr"'lt't tl) ~e rv n.i.' IOIIOWIRQ tll t I 'I p ,,, Oprn f\ l hl(' d tSCuniCul 1 30 p '" ilt th(' POMEROY POMEROY TRIN I T Y Re-v W H , Perrm pastor Roy Mayer Sunday school sup t Church !!>Chool 9 15 am w or ShiP Sel"v tee 10 :14 a m Youfh cho•r rehearsal Man da y J 30 p m under ct•rect.on of Mary Sk•nner sen •or choir re hearsal 7 30 p m Thursctav w ith Mn. Pau l N ease d •rec tor - P0MER 6'Y(HURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corner Un ion and M ul berry Rev Cl yd e V Hen derson pastor Sunda y Schoo l. 9 30 a m , Glen M c C l ung sup t morn •ng wor sh i p, 10 30 am even mg ser vice 1 JO m 1d weetr. ser v ice , Wedn esday 1 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - The Rev Hal"o l d Deeth . r eclor Chur c h se ,.-vlcu 10 30 a rn , Hol y commun 1on f 1r st Sunday of month cn ur ch sc hool , 10 30 am for n u r ser~ th r ouQh 17 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - Fe,.- ret t Gr on inger pa stor Bi ble sc hool 9 :1 0 a m wo rsh i p, 10 JO am aftult wor sh ip ser v1ce i'l nd young people s m ee t m g 1 30 p m Comb.n ed B i bl e st ud y and pra yer me et mg Wednesday 1 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W w m.ng off ic er In charge Sunday 10 a m Holiness meetmg 10 30 a m Sunday School Young Peopl e s Leg •on 1 p m , Thur sday , 1 to 3 p m , Ladles H_g m_e Lea9ue 1 p m , Prep classes • ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH , Corn er ot S¥cam ore anct Se con d Si s Pomero y Th e Re v Wd l tam M 1ddl esw arth Pastor Sunday Scho ol a t 9 45 am an d Chur ch Serv 1ces 11 am c hurch c"ch Thursday SACRED HEART Rev GRAHAM UNI TE 0 Father John N adz•m M E THODI S T PI"~.I C hmg p 1utor Phone 'il 9 "2 1125 9 30 am . t trst and second Stturdey evening Mass d7 ~g Sun d ays of etch month , 1h~rd L' n • "uo'd"Y M<"SS , 8 i'ln and t ourth Sund a vs each am Con fns tons Saturd a v 7 mon th , worsh i p serv lc f' at 7• 30 7 30 p m P r:n Wednesd ay even lr.qs at POMEROY FIRST BAP 7 30, Pra~er •nd B1ble !:a iVdY TIST - Robert Kuhn p a s tor F IR ST S OUTH E ~N B A P W lllt illm W•t$on , SundllV s c h oo l TI ST 287 Mu l berrv Ave supt Sunday schoo l 9 J O a m , Pome-roy aff tl. att-d w ith BYF 6 P m , Bibl e st udy , S B C the Rev Fred H II Wednesday 1 p m c ho1 r ' 0 asl or ' T rov z w 1ll mg , •Sund"r pract1ce, Wednesda y a 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYAN SChOO l Supt Su nday $Ch00 HOLIN E SS CHURCH 91 30 am m o rnmo Wor sh•P Harr~son vllle Rev O' D ell 0 :lO Sunday evangetost1c Manley Pastor , Henry Eblin , meeting 7 10 p m Pravur Sunday School Su pt Sunday mee t •ng Wedne!tday '! 10 p m School 9 30 a m Evenmg MIDDLEPORT wor shi p 7 JO p m Pr ayer and MT MORIAH BAPTIST Pra .se ser •n ce Thursday 1 30 Corner Fou rt h ~:~nd M"m om Mi dd le port Re... Henry Key . SYRACUSE F IR S T Jr , pastor Sund ay Sc hool 9 30 ~ H U Q:Cti OF GO D Rev a m , M,.- s E r v in ea umoard George 0 1ler pastor Su 11day ne-r , supt Mor n• ng w or shi p school 9 45 a m morn 1ng 10 45 a m prea c h•t'I Q 11 am JEHOVAH ' S WITNESSES f' Vimocl st1c serv1ce 7 30 p m L~r r y Car'nahan , pr e si d i ng r' r1),.,,. 1~' f' ' • nq Thursday m in i ster Sunday , S ib le lee 7 ~(I tl I I tur'e , 9 30 a m , Wat ch to w er study 10 30 4 m , Tuesday , POMEROY WESTSIDE Si b l e study , 7 30 p m , Thur$ CHURCH OF CHRIST , 200 W day , m l n1stry sch o ol , 1 30 M a tn St - Lor en T Stephens , P m , servi c e meet ing B J O eva n gel i s t ph one 99 2 78 56 pm Co n serv at . ve , no n MIODLEPORT CHUR:CH ot m st,.-u m en tal Sund ay worsh 1p, Christ In Chrt~han Union10 am , B tble study 11 a m , L awren c e Mantey putor wo rshi P 6 p m Wednesd a y Mrs Russe ll Young , Sunday B1 bl e st ud y 7 p m School Supt Sunday Sc hool MIDWAY COMMUNITY 9 30 am Even ing worsh1p , CHURCH { non 7 JO Wednesday prayer den om •nat 10na 1J Langsv i lle meet ing , 7 30 p m Dex ter Road t he Rev Wo,.-le y M1' MORIAH CHURCH OF Haley pa stor Sunday school , GOD - Ra ci ne Route 2, the 10 am , ev en •ng worsh i p, 7 30 Rev James M Mun c y , pastor p m Pr a y er" meet i ng Sunday school. 9 oilS a m , Tuesday 7 30 p m , y outh morn ing worShiP 11 a m , group , Fr iday 7 30 p m even1ng worsh1p 7 30 p m Prayer meet 1ng , Tuesday , 7 30 p m , Young people 's meetmg 7 30 p m Thursday the Sermonette "But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and hts nghteousness " Matt 6 33a To seek God and rtghteousnes.s may be thought of as a quest by "gQOd people " This may be true to some extent, but if ooe examines the personalities m the scnptures he discovers that not many persons whom God chose for a spec1aJ purpose were "good people," that ts, perfect people This suggests that we do not seek God's nghteousness because of our goodness, but because of His goodness. Durmg my recent vacallon I heard a sermon entitled, "The Lord Loved Them Anyway " The preacher satd that as one exammes the lives of Btblical ftgures such as Davtd, Moses, and Esther, he dtscovers sm tn !herr lives So they were not selected by God because they were always good God mvtles us to seek hun and hiS righteousness not because we are the personHtcation of GOODNESS, but because He, God, ts' - Robert T Bumgarner, pastor, Mtddleport Cluster, Umled Methodist Church. ' Dodgers ready for Cincinnati By VITO STELLINO MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST - Corner S1 xth and Pal mer 1h e R ev Ste v e Skaggs pastor Danny Th o m pson Sunday school supt WMP O rad io program 7 45 am S.unday schOol 9 1S a m mornmg wors.hlp 10 IS a m Youth acttv •tres and fellowsh ip fo,. tun•o,. and sen•or h 1gh students 6 p m B 1ble st ud y 7 30 p m Mid week pray er serv ic e Wednesday , 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST . M tddleport , 5th and Ma1n George Glaze . m l ntster , James Sheets, supermtendent Btble sc hool 9 30 am morning worsh 1p , 10 30 a m , evening worship , 7 30 p m prayer service 7 p m Wed nesdav MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Don Cole pasto,. Fl o yd Carson Sunday School supt Sunday school 9 30 a m morn•ng wor Sh ip 10 30 am Sunday evangel .st .c m eetmg 7 30 p m ~ prayer m eetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Second Ave , Middleport Lesley G Holt. pastor Sunday school, 10 am worsh•P ser v i ce , 11 am worsh•P serviCe 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday night prayer service 7 30 THE UNITED PRES BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY, Dw 1ght L Zav•tz, J=Jastor Director HARRISONVILLE Sunday Church School. 9 30 a m , Mrs Homer Lee , S~pt , Morn ing Worship 10 30 a m MIDDLEPORT Sunday Church School , 9 30 a m , John F Fultz , Su~t Morntn.Q Worsh tp, lO JO a m SYRACUSE Morning Worship, 9 11 m Sunday Church School , 10 a m , Mrs Sampson Hall, Supt IW"il11l'( J 1(1 0 m U M W tu "' \lvt \.tnr~ci.l v 1 10 p Ill ' ' praver meeting , W•d Pm Bible •tudy , We<Jntsdav, Teievision Log -~------ m \t NI O N BA PT I ST WE''5LEYAN tRo'\CliH! l ~ f.· v C.f'c.tl Co' pastor Su nday .,u•Htil~ "'""••nt 10 a tn S<hoo l s.upl Joe Say r e WQr .. •\ l) II fl ..,, 1\tblt' r;.tudy 'i.v'\ d&v -Schoo l 9 <t5 a m , Thu,.ot;rto'IV I p rn choj r Sunday evemng worsh ip 7 30 JH. i1Cit Cf' lt\ur\day , 8 p m W4!<dne-sday prayer i'lnd B ible ! 1 ll ow .. h ip cr.up pf'r , hrst :study , 1 30 p m WCdllf'~!li\y It JO p m U M W TUPPERS PL AINS to urlh Monday 8 p m CHRI ST IAN C HUR C H Eugene Underwood pasl or GR E AT B E ND - WorShlp II HQw frd Caldwell Jr Sunday a m '2nd and .. ,h Sundays Sc hool Supt Sunday School, Church Sc hool , 10 a m 9 30 a m , Morn lnQ Se rmon r LE TART FA L L S - WorShip , 10 30 a m , Svnoav even .no 10 a m Ch urch sc hool 9 a m , serv ice 7 p m Bible study , 7 30 p m every LETART F AL LS UNIT E D Tuesday BR E THR E N - Rev F ree lana MOR:NING ST AA: - Worstt lp Norr is pastor Floyd Norr is. 9 JO a m , Church School 10 30 supt Sunday school, 9 30 am a m . M i d Wee~ Serv• ce mo r n•no sermon. 10 30 am Wednesua y , B p m ' Prayer serv ice Wednesdey, MORSE CHAPEL Wor ' 30 p m Sh ip 11 am , lst and Jrd CHESHIR E CHURCH OF Sundo~~ys , Church Sc hool , 10 GOD OF PROPHECY - G P om Sm lfh pastor Sunday SchOol PORTLAND - Wor sM ip 7 30 10 am , Arthu r Henson Supt p m • Church School 9 JO a m Mor n i ng W orsh tP 11 a m SUTTON - Worsh i p , 11 am Young Peoples serv 1ce , 7 2nd and 4th Sund~ys Churc h p m Even•no serv• ce 1 30 Sc hool 10 a m p m Wednesd ay M i d Wee k P' orer Serv~ee, 7 30 p m , NORTHEAST CLUSTER You h meeting , 6 JO p m Rev Robert M eec e Evenmg w orshi p 7 30 p m Re v SHlnley Branclum CHESTER CHURCH f OF JOPPA - Wor sh ip 10 am THE NAZARENE Re v Church Sc hoo l 9 a m Pr'ayer Herber t Gra te pa stor Wor Meetln; W edn esda y, 8 p m LONG BOTTOM Chur ch sht p serv•ce , 11 a m and 1 30 ser¥ 1ces 9 am Sund ay p m Sun da y Sunda y Sc hool , R ich ard Barton Sc h oo l 9 45 a m Bi b le Stud y 9 30 a m i!>Upt Pra y er m ee t 1n g Wed ev e,.v Thu r sdaf 7 30 p m nesday 7 30 p m NORTH BE HEL War BRADBURY CHURCH OF sh ip 11 a m Chur ch Sc hoo l 10 CHRIST Cli ffo r d Srn lth , am ALFRED - Sunda y sc hoo l , mlntster Sund ay Sc hool 9 30 a m , m orn ing chur ch 10 30 9 •.s a m eac h Su nday pre a ch ing at 11 am each a m , Sundev evenmg se r v 1ce, Sunda y Pr ay er m eeting , 7 45 1 30 p m W edn esday ser v ice. B pm p m Wed nesday W SCS. 8 p m on th 1rd Tu esday ea ch m onth LAUREL CLIFF FREE REEDSVILLE Sunday METHOOIST R ev F lo y d sc hoo l 9 30. prea chmg 1 30 F Shoo k pasto r Ll oy d p m Sunda y pray er m eeting , Wn g ht Sun day school sup ! 7 30 p m T uesday W SCS, 7 30 Sunday schoo l 9 30 a m f irst Th ur sday each month morn ing w o r ship 10 30 am SILVER RIDGE - Worsh i p even 1n g w o r sh •P 7 30 p m 10 a m Chur ch Sc hool 9 a m We dnes d ay Ch ns t 1an You th TUPPERS PLAINS Cr usa d e , 6 JO p m Ch o lf Worsh i p 9 am Chur ch pra c t •ce Thu,.-sdav 7 p m School 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST - George Freden c k , CHRIST Charles R usse l l supt Serv ic e weekly 9 30 a m Sr , mml ster Norman c W tll, on Sunday Pre11 chmg first and sup1 Su nda y sc ho o l 9 30 th ird Sundays of month by ~ m wor sh ip ser v1 ce, 10 30 Ct1 1tord Sm tth 9 30 am am Bible st udy Tuesda y HOBSON CHRISTIAN 7 30 p m UNION - Darrell Doddr l ll pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF am L eonard Gilmor e f~t st elder . evenmg serv1ce , 1 30 LATTER DAY SAINTS p m Wednesday prayer Portland Ra c1 ne Road meetmg 7 30 p m W ll l 1am Roush , pastor Denny Evans Sunday School MT MORIAH CHURCH OF D~re c tor Sunday Sc hool , 9 30 GOD - R~ ci ne Route 2 The am Mornmg wors.h tp 10 30 Rev Char l es Hand . pasto r am , Sunday even tng serv ice 7 Sunday sc hool 9 45 a m p m Wednesday e ventng morn 1ng worsh i p 11 am Eventng serv1ces , Tuesday and pra t e! se~v• C!S 7 30 p m Fnday 7 30 BETHLEHEM BAPTIST BEARWALLOW RIDGE Re v Ear l Sh uler pa s tor CHURCH OF CHRIST - B1.ble WorShip serv1 ce 9 30 a m Study 9 30 a m mornmg Sunday Sunda y Sc hoo l 10 30 worsh •P 10 30 a m evenmg a m B •b le study and prayer worsh •P 6 30 p m Wednesday se,.-v Ice 7 30 p m Thursday B1ble Study 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Kingsbury Road Sunday Long Bottom Sunday School School 9 30 am Ralph Carl 10 a m wlfh W1~ard P 1gott, supt Worship serv 1ce . 10 30 supt Evangelist i C message a m and 7 30 p m alternately each Sunday evenmg , 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg Wednesday by Elder Russell Cl•ne 7 30 p m Rev Jay Stiles ~ m •n tsterof the Apostolic Fa1th pastor B1ble Study Wednesday , 7 30 OLD DEXTER CON · pm GREGATIONAL CHURCH STIVERSV1LLE COM Mr s. Wor ley F ranc 1s Sunday MliNITY CHURCH - Sunday sc hoo l supt Sunday school lO school servt ce 10 a m Prayer am meetmg Thursday 7 p m LONG BOTTOM Sunday eventng service , 7 p m Mr Robert ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST CHRISTIAN Wyatt pastor Sunday School Pomeroy Harr~sonv•lle supt Ronald Osborne , B1ble Road R1 c k Morr1son pastor preachmg Sunday sc hool sup! , Steven School 9 30 a m Evenmg services , Stanley Sunday school 9 30 10 45 am am morn1ng worsh •P and 1 30 p m commun• on 10 30 am HYSELL RUN FREE Sunday even•ng youth METHODIST C"'URCH Chr tsttan End~avor 6 30 p m Rev Paul N ev il le , pa stor worsh tp serv1ce Sunday 7 30 Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m , p m Wedn.esday even•ng Morning sNv•ce 10 30 am prayer meeting and B tble youth service 6 45 p m study 7 30 p m Evangel•st •c serv ice 7 30 p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN Prayer meet.ng Thursday CHURCH, Ptne Grove The 7 30 p m Rev W d l tam M1ddleswarth Pastor Church Services 9 30 FREEDOM GOSPEL a m Sunday School 10 30 a m MISSION- Bald Knobs, Rev ~KAOBURY CHURCH OF L R Gluesencamp , pas.tor CHRtST Bible School, 9 30 Roger Wilfred , Sr , Sunday am , morn tng worsh ip 10 30 School Supt Sunday School a m Sunday evenmg Worship 9 30 a m , Sunday evenmg Service , 7 30 p m cho tr worSh•P 7 30 Prayer meet1ng , pract1ce Sunday and Wed Tuesday, 7 30 p m Ernest nesdav , 7 p m , prayer meetmg Deeter, class leader" Youth and Bib l e Study Wednesday mee11ng Wednesday , 7 30 7JOp.m P m , Ernest Deeter leader ANTIQUITY BAPTIST MT HERMON CHURCH OF Rev Freeland Norris, pastor THE UNITED BRETHREN IN Sunda-y school 10 a m , Church CHRIST Robert Shook serv ice , 7 p m Wednesday pastor Sunday school 9 30 Bible Study , 1 p m a m Russell Spencer sup1 RACINE FIMST CHURCH worship service, 10 45 am OF THE NAZARENE even1ng worship alternating Sunday School 9 30 a m with C E at 7 30 p m on Morning Worsh1p , 10 30 a m ' Sunday Prayer meetmg, 7 30 Evening Worship 7 30 p m P m Wednesdey Alfred Wolfe Wednesday M td Week ServiCe lay leader Sunday School Superintendent , WHITE ' S CHAPEL Gerald Wells Pastor , Rev Coolville R D R:ev Roy Deeter Morr is M Wolfe pastor Sunday school 9 JO RACINE FIRST BAPTIST a m worsh lp serv tee , 10 30 Walter P Blkacsan , pastor , a m B1ble study and praver Ronnie Salser , S S Supt servIce , Wednesdey 7 30 p m Sunday School, 9 30 am , RUTLAND Mornmg Worship 10 45 am , RUTLAND CHURCH OF Sunday evening worsh i p , 7 30 CHRIST - Rod Kasler , pastor P m Wednesday even•no B •ble Y H Braley , Sunday school Study , 8 p m supt Sunday Sc hool. 9 JO a m DANVILLE WESLEYAN worsh tp serv• c e and com Rev Lelon Glasure pastor mun 1on . 10 30 am youth Sunday School. 9 30 a m meetmg , 6 p m Sunday youth and lun•or youth servtce, even 1ng service 7 regular 6 45 p m , evenmg worshtp, board meetmg , third Saturday 7 30 p m , prayer and praise, 7 p m .Wednesday , 7 30om RUTLAND COMMUNITY SILVER RUN FREECHURCH Sunday School , BAPTIST - Rev Ralph Dean 9 30 am , Worship serv .ce, 11 pastor Sunday School 10 a m am , Wednesday prayer Leon Miller supt Evenmg meeting , 7 30 p m Sunday servtce , 7 30 p m , Prayer night worsh tp , 7 30 p m meeting , Thursday, 7 30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHl:STER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev GOD Rev James Sat Lloyd D Gr1mm Jr , pastor terf1eld , pastor Sunday School Sunday School , 9 30 a m , 9 30 a m • worsh tp s.ervlce , 11 Morning worship 10 30 am , a m , evening service, 1 , Young people's serv 1ce 6 .tS prayer service and youth P m Evangelistic servtce , service Wednesday 7 0 m 7 30 p m Wednesday even1ng LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN service 7 30 p m CHURCH - Robert E Musser , MASON COUNTY pastor Sundav School, 9 30 THE HILAND CHAPEL, am Roy St gman supt George Casto , pastor Sunday morn~ng worsh•P · 10 30 School , 9 30 evening worsh •P· Sunday evening service, 7 30 , 7 30 Thursday even ing prayer Mid week serv ice , Wednesday service 7 30 p m 7 30 p m MASON FtRST BAPTIST SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Second and Porn eroy Stan THE NAZARENE Re\' Craig , pastor Sunday school, Howard C B lac k pastor Bob 9 45 am , worShiP service 11 Moore Sunday School Supt , I m , tralnmg un ion 6 30 Sunday Sc hool classes for all P m evening worsh ip serv ice. ages 9 30 a m morn l ng 7 30 p m Mid wee!<, prayer worsh1p , 10 45 NYP S Sunday serv ice , Wednesday, 1 30 p m 6 JO p m evangel tSt tc ser viC e MASON CHURCH OF Sunday 7 30 p m Mtd week. CHRIST , P 0 Bo~~: 487 Mlller prayer meeting Wednesday , St Mason , W V a Sunday 7 30p m , Mlss lonery meet •ng, B i ble Study 10 a rn WorSh•P second Wednesday 7 30 p m 11 am and 1 p m Bible Study UNITED FAITH NON · Wednesday 7 p m , vocal music DENOMINATIONAL Rev Robert Sm lth PJStor sunday FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TIST - Corner ot Second and school , 9 30 a m class leader Leo Hill worsh i p serv i ce , Anderson , Mason Pastor . 10 30 a m , Church , 7 30 p ,m Walter Cloud Sunday school , worship serv ice. 11 EDEN UNITED BREfFf. 9 .tS a m REN IN CHRIST- Elden R a m and 1 30 p m Weekly Blake p~esi or Sunday School 73 10 e m • Howard McCoy , 0; . supt Morning sermon , 11 a m Sunday night serv ices GOD - Second st , Mason, w Va Chester Tennent, pastor Christ ian Ende_aver, 7 30 p Sunday school. 10 a m , m Song aervlce , 8 p m , morn ing worsh i p , 11 a m , Prea ch lng 8 30 p rn , M ld evangellstlc serv ice , 7 30 p m week Prayer meet ing, Wed nesday 7 p m , Ray Adams , Blbltstudy and prayer service , Wednesday, 7 30 p m Phone tey leader 773 5133 Phlts 6, Pirates 4 UP! Sports Writer Phtladelphta, tr,athng 4-0, It was easy to tell the Los exploded for stx runs m the Angeles Dodgers were getting etghth to down the faltermg ready for a b1g series Pirates, who now lead Sl Louis They even gave Mtke Mar- by only I 1> games m the NL shilll a day off East M1ke Schmidt's threeRUTLAND CHURCH OF I=Jhllllp Whitley pastor The Dodgers and the Cmcm- run homer and Del Unser's GODSunday school 10 a m nati Reds open a three-game two-run pmch homer were the worShiP serv1ce, 7 p m meeting Wednesday series -the final three games key blows of the lllntng Starter 7Prayer 30 p m ' between the two teams this Jerry Reuss look a three-hit season - m Los Angeles to- shutout mto the eighth but he HAZEL COMMUNITY 'mghl. Ne1ther has to be told and loser Bruce Kison were CHURCH Near Lon~ Bot how unportant the games are bombed tom Estll Hart, pastor Roy Brown, IISS 1stant pastor Cincmnatl swept a doubleCards 12, Mets 5 Sunday School, 10 a m , Church header from Atlanta, !Hi and 6Reggte Smith drove In four 7 30 P m each Sunday , • 2, Thursday before flymg to the runs as the Cards downed the evening , prayer meeting, 7 30 Thursday West Coast, while the Dodgers Mets, but an error by Dave P m MIDDLEPORT PEN · won 11~ m San FranciSco in a Schneck was a btg difference. TECOSTAL - Third Ave, the Rev William Knittel, pastor nlght game. He dropped a fly ball m the Ronald Dugan , Sunday School That left Clncmnatt 3\1 games s1xth mnmg that allowed three Supt Classes for all aves , service , 1 30 p m , behind the Dodgers and four runners to score as the Cards, evening B i ble study . Wednesday, 7 30 back m the loss column. It lratlmg 4-0, exploded for SIX P m youth services, Fr iday, 7 30 p m means Cincmnati should wm at runs FREEWILL BAPTIST least two of the three games if Corner Ash and Plum , Mid Expos 2, Cubs 1 dleport , Noel Herrman, It is gomg to stay close to the Barry Foote's etghth<Ming pastor Saturday evening Dodgers down the stretch. sacriftce fly gave Montreal the service, 7 p m Sunday school 10 a m Sunday evening Both clubs had easy times vtctory over the Cubs Mike worship! 7 p m warmmg up for the series. Torrez, who went 8 1-3 ii'lrungs, MEIGS The Dodgers were able to got cted1l for hts 12th wm. COOPERATIVE rest Marshall --although Walt PARISH Padres 4, Astros I THE UNITED Alston has often brought hun m BtU Gretf pitched a SIX-hitter METHODIST CHURCH tins year in lopstded games RobertT Bumurner to hand San Otego the victory Dlrec1or because AI Downmg coasted on over Houston. Fred Kendall POMEROY CLUSTER a two-hitter It was the f1rsl homered for the Padres, who Rev Cui E Hicks Rev D Wm Syclenstricker complete game m more than a pmned the loss on Tom Grlffm CHESTER - Worship 9 15 year for Dowmng, who was a m Church School 10 a m ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 touched only for smgles by a m , Church School , 10 a m School match Dave Rader m the thtrd and FLATWOODS - Worship , 11 11 m • Church School 10 a m Bobby Bonds m the fourth. POMEROY _. Worship , on links goes to Bill Russell drove m four of 10 30 a m , Church School 9 15 am , UMYF 6 30 p m the Los Angeles runs on three ROCK SPRINGS - Worship Marauder team stogies and an mfteld out, whtle 10 a m , Church School 9 a m , 6 30 p m Ron Cey and Steve Garvey had Metgs Marauder golfers won UMYF MIODLEPORTCLUSTER two RB!s each as the Dodgers the1r thrrd match of the season R1tv Robert Bumt~arner HEATH Worship 10 30 p1led up 15 hits off ftve San Wednesday, toppmg Southern a m , Church School 9 JO a m , 189-226 FranciSco pitchers UMYF 7 p m RUTLAND - Worship 9 15 Cesar Geronuno hit a grand Marauder Junior Steve a m • Church School 10 a m , slam tn the frrst game for the Bachner was medaltsl II[ the UMYF 7 pm SALEM CENTER Wor Reds and Johnny Bench was so match wtth a 46 followed by sh1P 9 am Church School 10 unpressed, he d1d the same Crenson Pratt w1th a 47, Dale am UMYF Thursday , 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER thmg m the second game Browmng and Mark Gwlkey Rev Richerd E . Jnvl5 Gerommo's grand slam wtth 48s, and Bob Powers with ASBURY Worship 11 capped a five-run second m- a 56 Other lmksters for Me1gs a m , cr.urch School 9 50 1 m , , 1st Tuesday nlng In the opener and came were Homer SrruUi, Jr , With a WSCS FOREST RUN ._ Worship 9 after a walk; to Ken Griffey, a 51, J1m Rosenbawn wtlh a 53 a m Church School 10 a m , wscs , :Jrd Wednuday , 7 30 single by Darrel Chaney and an and Davtd Harris wtth a 55 pm MfNERSVILLE - Worsh ip Infield hit by Pete Rose loaded For Southern, Bob Johnson 10 a m , Church School 9 • m , the bases. Loser Ron Reed was ftred a 51, Dave Bass and Bob WSCS, 3rd MQndey, 7 30 p m the VIctim, The rally came Roush 55 each, Ttm Thoren 65 SYRACUSE Church SchooL 9 30 a m worSI'l iP after Atlanta took a 4-0 lead m and Corky Cleek 67 servic;~ . 7 30 p m the top Of the oecond lnnmg SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rtv. Steven Wtbon In the second game, Bench A ev Larry Poling hit two homers and drove tn all R•v Howard Shlvelly BETHANY COorCII) the runs In the Cincinnati P ftsbrgh • 002100100- <1100 Worship , 9 30 a m , Church 000 000 06X - 6 10 0 School 10 30 a m triumph. Bench's homers gave Ph ll a --CHURCH OF JESU$ Reuss , K !SOn (8 L Morlan fBI CARMIL Worship , 11 CHRIST - l ocated at Rutland him 30 f<r the season and 115 endS an g u I I I en Tw ttche-11 , • m , 11t and 3rd Sundays , on New Lima Road, neKt to S<: al"ce (~ J Garber ( 71, Schuel RB!a, the best mark in the er Church School 10 a m Forest Acre Park . Rev Ray (9 1 and Boone Co K (8) WP Rouse PUior Robert Musser league Bench's slam came m - Garber (3 OJ LP - K ison 17 APPLE GROVE - Sunday Sundey School supt SundaY HRs- Sc hmt dl (361h ), Unser SchooL the fourth lnmng off looer Lew 81 9 30 .am , wors.h lp school 10 30 a m , worship ( lOth l first and th •rd Sunday , 7 :16 7 30 P m Bible StUd)' Wed . Kr.uue. P m , prayer meetmg Wed nesday , 7 30 p m s.turday LOUIS 000 006 033- J2 15 1 nesday, In the other NL games, St 1 30 p m Fellowship night prayer servlct. 7 30 p m New York 000401000- 5 83 supper , firSt Saturday , 6 p m HEMLOCK GROVE Philadelphia downed PlltsG1bson , Denny 16). Hrabosky U M w s.econd Tuesdav , 7 30 CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson (6 ) and Simmons Matlack , t.qb, 1-f; Montreal downed Parker (6), Miller 1 71 ~ McGraw Pm pastor , Ray Whaley, supt ; Morn ing worship , 9 30 am , lldcago, 2-1; St. Loula routed l9 l and Hodges , Dyer ( 7) WP EAST LETART Sunday Church school , 10 30 1 m no 12J LP - Matlack :r..... hool New York, 1U, and San Diego -( 12G •bson , 9 30 e m worsh iP YOIJng Ptople's meet ing , 6 30 12 ) HRs- M IIner (20th) second and fourth Sunday , 7 30 P m dowllod Houaton, 4-L even ing worship 1 30 Sm lth (?2nd ) Pm 7 lO p Ml sn ~ ~~:::u:y·A:::n~s::~ HART~ORD Porter Wegontr J. New Treaaur• Hunt 10, Belt the Clock 13 , Concentration I ; To Tt!l the Truth 6; Black Per ~ specttveon the News 33. 20, Masquerade Party • FAIRVIEW e 36 Man 3, • ~ Slw. Million Dollar Man 6, 13 9 00 - f.Aasterp iKe The•ter 20 33. Rockford Flits 3, ; , Mov ie • -• • 11 M ASH" 8, 10. 30 - TelUII WhetftrS 6 . 13 9 JO OO - News70 . VldeoVIslonarles33 , Pollce Woman3, <, Night ' Stalkflr 6, 13 10 30 - 0hlo This Week 20 , O.yat Nlght33 Ntw5 3, ; , 6, 8, 10, 13, 15 ~ M ission Impossi ble 6 , Un. touchables 13 ; Mov ie " Human Dupl icatorS:" 1D, Movie " Night of the Lepus" a 12 30 - Don Ki rshner's Rock Concer16 , Wide World In Concert 1l 00 - • ~· ••• 13 1 00 - MldnlghO Spec let 3, 4, Take Five for Llle15. Movie " L0$1 ' W0<ld ol Sinbad" 10 2 30 - Movie " Pidure Mommy Oead" 4 00 - Movie " Fantomas" .t .t 5 30- Movie " Wacky WD<Id ol Mo•her Goose" 4 •• SATURDAY, SEPT, 14, tf74 6 00 - Summer Semester 10 1 00 - Fun 6 30 - Ky Alleld 13, Chrl1topher Closeup 10 , TV Claooroom 8 For Everyone Min From C 0 S I 10 6, Treehouse Club 8, In Touch 13. 7 30- Sesame St 20 , Osmonds 13, Farm Front; , Jabberwocky 3, Eddie Saunders 6. Abbott & Costello a, Big Blue Marble lO a 00 - Popeye 10, Huck and Yogl6. Addams Family 3, <, 15, Yogi'o Gang 13 , Speed Buggy 8 8 30 - Mister Rogers 20 , Wheelle and Chopper Bunch 3, 4, 15, Bugs Bunny 13 ~ Speedrecer 6, Scooby-Doo 8 9 00 - Emergencv Plus 3, 4, 15, Sesame St 20, Hong Kong Phooey 6, 13 , Jeannie 8 10 9 30 - It' s thmkmg about that $250 seat the one that ~ ~""':. rrfJL- 11 00 - Sesame Sf 20 , Pink Panther 3, 4, 1S, Super Friends 6, 13 , Globetrotters a. 1o t 1 JO- Star Trek 3, 4, 15, Hudson Brolhero a, 10 17 30- Elec Co 20, Jetsons3, •. 15, TheseAretheDays6, 13, U s or Archie a, to 12 30 - Fat Albert a, 10, Go 3, 4, 15. American Bandstand 6, 13 there ore four hundred seafl That's on Investment of $250 per seat That's ltHie enough for a seat occup1ed regu· ~~ larly by a person eager to wonh•p the lord (Men 1 00- Children' s Film FestivalS, 10, Washington Debates lS, Petticoat Junction 3, Sale of the Century 4 hove gtven thetr l1ves for the Gospel ) But to preach Chnst to an empty seat- $250 PRESSURE UP? 'J 74 l<l' ~ 1er Adver 1 1~1M g Ser~1ce Inc Sl rasburg V rg n Copyr• Khl ~[/ p1u r e~ Se l~ted 6~ i 1 30 - New Oatlng Game 3, Big Red Machine 4, Big 10 Football Highlights 6, Anything You Can Do 13 2 00 - 11 a lot of mvestment m the man who 1sn't there ! I rea l• :ze my ~and of ar1thmet1c Isn't hkely to save souls But tf would do o lot for my blood Baseball Pre Game 3, 4, 15 , Wide World of Sports 6, 13 Wrestling a. Popeye 10 2 15 - Reds Baseball 3. 4, 15 2 30 - Beauty Pageant 13 , Championship Fishing 10 l oo - U S Open Tenn1s a. 10 pressure 1f jUSt o few people m every congrega han across the land would start thmktng about .t 00 - Man Builds, Man Destroys 33 , College Football Preview 13 4 15 - College Football 6, 13 • 30 - Sewing Skills - Tailoring 33 S 00-ABIIWI!h Kn1133, WorldSerlesoiGolf3, 4, 15 5 30 - Lers Grow A Garden 33 that empty seat the way I dol I don't mean the money Just the fact thai sp•nlual opportumttes ore here to be cla1med and only when wasted do lhey C0$1 us dearly The "'me rlun Bi ble Socte ty Run, Joe, Run 3, 4, 15 , Gilligan 6, 13 , Partridge Family 8, 10 lO 00 - Elec Co 20, Land oflhe Lost3. 4, 15, Devlin 6, 13 , Valley ot the Dinosaurs B, 10 10 JO - Zoom20; Sigmund3,4, 15, Ko,g6,13, Shazama, 10 was empty last Sunday Hay_en't you f1gured out whot your seat at church Is worth? Say the bu1ldmg- at yesterda y's pnces- cost roughly a hundred th ousand A nd 6 00 - Lilias, Yoga and You 33 News 3, 41 In The Know 10. Lawrence Welk 8 6 30- News3, 4, 15, Zoom 33 , News6, S~Jrgeant Preston 10 Wednesday 7 00- Hee Haw 6. B, Catch 33 33 , Lawrence Welk <, 13, 15, Thrlllseekers 3, Animal World 10 1 30- Bobby Goldsboro 3, Course of our Times 33, Price Is Romons Right 10. World ol Survival 13 a 00- All In The Family a. Partridge Family 6, 13, Hours ol Stars, Emergency 3, Movie "Evel Knlevet" 6, 13, Oral Roberts 4, 15, Honeymooners 10 B 30 - MASH 8, Great American Dream Machine 33 , Bilko 10 9 00- Mary Tyler Moore a, Andy Williams Special 3, •· 15, Burns and Allen 10 W1th the hope it wilL 1n some measure, foster and help suslam that wh1ch IS good 1n family and community life, th1s feature IS sponsored by the business f1rms and organ1zat1ons whose names appear below 9,30- Bob Newhart B, Make Room for Daddy 10. Deep South. Deep North 33 tO 00 Barnaby Jones 8. Hee Haw 6, December Bride 10, Serendipity Singers 13. 10 JO- Have Gun Will Tr~ei1D,_Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief WIN AT BRIDGE . ~ MEIGS TIRE CENTER 700 E Mam HEINERS BAKERY Dlal992 2101 Bakers of Good Bread Huntmgton, W Va Pomeroy . RACINE FOOD MARKET INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE Minor Repairs & Tune up The Store w1th A Heart Racme Phone 949 3342 Beech & Locust M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER Middleport • • • Middleport, Ohio • Butck Pontiac Opel G M C Dealer E Main St Ph 992 2174 • K • ••' +++ well volved tn s.ome role.oplaylnQ '~~~'here you II tend to errbelltsh your p osition a bit through some form ot pteteose GEMINI (May 21 -J<tno 20) you entett«ln at your homE! ma y have such a good Fo lk ' CAPRICORN IDoc 22 -Jtn 19) You re a shade too senat· Uve 11'1 dealing w ith others to ttme they won t know when to t.aa ve S tock lote o r ex.tra dey This could leave you feel · tog y ou ve been tak en advan· good1es CANCER IJuno 21 -July 22) Keep y our plans nexlble ao to~ 11 OO-News4,6, 8, 10, 13, Janaki33 11 15- Movie "Scream of Death" 6, News 13 11 30 - Movie "Man Called Adam" a, Woody Hayes Show 10, Movie "Curse of the Undead" 13 12 00- Movie PT 109" tO. Midnight Speclal15 12 30 - Movie "The Pad" 3; Movie "Man Who Shot Liberty Valiance" 4 00 - Speakeasy 6, Movie ''Invisible Man's Revenge" 13 00 - Movie "Breath of Scandal" 10 30 - Movie "Hell Bender5" • 00 - Movie "captain's Table" 10 • JO - Movie "Second Best Secret Agent In the Whole Wide or AQUARIUS IJon. 20-fob 1t) You w tll ext~ er~ence a little last · minu1 e cbanges then you wont be dts · appalnted If you c an't do what LEO IJ<tly 23 -Auv Famlly DOWN member l Meat 5 Candle forbidden 1D Earthenware Mll.lilms Jar t Emigre 11 Obtain 3 Be J,t Iranian Independent monetary ( 4 wds.) wtlt 4 Indian 13 Gecrge C. mulberry nEma ScoU role 5 TantaU.e 1S "Cllllr 14 Anthem & Hatch de _ .. wnter or 18 Trial 15 Spanish Wagner run article 7 Help • 16 Full of re-establish Zl Exasper( sui!.) ( 4 wds.) ate 17 Temperament I CausUc 2%Hymn 19 Dress, 9 Backed %3Football as stone out of player ZO Unasplrated a deal :14 Fragment 1 SAQtTT.\RIUI INn 23 Dec 21) You may get m- be your ma jor goal Some form ot ove rindulg ence Ia llt.ie ly Have lun bul be moderate you c an make by THOMA$ JOSEPH ACROSS to Detail good ltme than Is w1se TAURUS (April 20-Mty 20) Having a good lime 11 likely to disappo intment trom one w1th wt1om you have clo ae lies Don't let 1t spotl your day 22) II Pt8CES l~ob 20-Morch 20) y ou re shopp ing loday you re ltkely to buy s everal thingl you really don't need M&ke B list before YOIJ go and stick to It You re a b1t too agreeable to • day You re hkely 'o make decisions based on that wt11ch Is easiest rather than tha t which 1a w 1sest YIAQO IAug 23- lopt 22) 337 N 2nd ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Ph 949-9591 Middleport : : Ph 992 2550·: BETSY ROSS BAKERY Bakers of Gay 90 's Bread Middleport SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT Louts W Osborne 220 E Main Pomeroy Ph 992 3030 MARK V STORE . : Middleport. Ohoo Ph 992 217B ., GAULS MARKET SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY We FIll All Doctors' Prescriptions Ches1er , Ohto 992 2955 Pomeroy Meigs County B'anch DUDLEY'S THE ATMErtS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 296 W Second Pomeroy Ph. 992 31163 TWO LOCATIONS 59 N Second Sf Middleport, 0 46 Court St Gallipolis, 0 THE DAILY SENTINEl P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Devoted To 1he Interest Nationwide Insurance Co of Columbus, 0 Pomeroy 307 Spring Ave Of The Meigs Mason Area ' Dlal992 231B WAID CROSS SONS STORE POWELL'S SUPER VALU Groceries & General Mercht;d~:: 5712 . 11 Racine ... 13, 1814, ''The Star-spangled Banner" was wrttten (which makes the song 1110 years old today ) But the TrtSkaidekaphobes never gtve up Supposedly the Navy won 't lawtch a shlp on Frtday the Thrrteenlh, and passengers and crewmen often dtSlike departmg for a tnp on Frtdays Many butldings omtl the 13th floor, and some European Cities don't use " 13" tn addresses We all know !3 at a party especially a dinner - IS mv1t1ng disaster (even though we don 't belteve it) KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE1 INC• !100 E Moln Pomeroy PI! event 27 United Z8 Petrified or Black 30 Alkali 31High (mus.) 32 Iron ( Fr.) +++ Since your colummst was launched on Fnday, March 13, I'm sure the day can'tbeall bad. However, the farmly Btble reports I weighed 13 pounds - and that m1ght have been pretty bad for my mother - H 34 MISS Blake 38 Wtthered 37 Southern poet 38 Rockfish 39 Tennlnaled L-...L..-1.......1.-'- l>y Ill NU l fiHNOl 0 . n u l llOH l l f But Un11cramble these four Jumbles. one letter to each square, to form four ordmary word1. yov ow. me plenty morel . I YARAR rJ DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: ·-- AXYDLBAAX. «•1 '"<:,:::.~~·- ""'" . II tONGP'BttOW One letter simply otandl for another. In thla oample A II used for the three L's, X for the two O'a, ete Sln1le !etten. apoatropbea, the length and formation of the words are aU hln!J Eacb day the code !etten are dlflerent tJ I \BANACAj CRYP'l'llqUOTES TSJBZEXDLMSJ III \t.;W:.:O~T.!.'J<>~O~W~~-.,.-.,---, DJQ rr '! I I I I ~h,.~,A===·=====·:::::-::::;-" I PnneSIIII'IIISEAimllln I "( I X: I J'' ( 1 I J Now 11'1'1Ulle the cln:leclletten to form the .urpriae anawer. u ouneeted by the above cartoon. L Y ZI Jumble• PECAN AWOKE VZLKZZJ FAXL YDBZ DL LMFZX YDQ . Pomeroy Ph 992 3<9B ' Furniture and Hardware Homellte Saws Meats and Groceries Chu<eh and Ofllte Supplies Gills 99 Milt Sl Middleport . . VZTDAXZ LS LDRP EZCCRMZE Yalerday'a Cryploqaote: IF YOU ARE EVER AT ALOSS TO SUPPOR:THE TOPITCAOFFLAGGTINGING LEICONVERSATION, INTRODU~ TACKLE RADIAL EA -GHHUNT (0 ltftll:tq r .......,......... lao.) .._..., Buttlr ...,..,,.. lw tlw ...._-WM PAlHT ' + AK .. AQ!094 WEST EAST h54 .8 .Q107 tQJ1064 •as .KJ6Z t9B53 •K75Z • AQJ62 • AB54 +72 •• ..J6 Both vulnerable West Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass 1.a• North 4NT SNT s• East CAPTAIN EASY lk.'DE:ED r DO Pass Pass Pass REMEMfiER DEVON Pass Pass CAR S HE HIREP WA!<o FOUND LA S T WE JUST ,IT AROUND DE?WBE RJ<:Y ' THE DRtNI<IN TEA W1TI1 OUR' Pl/tJI<If5 OUT Tlt.L. SH& ~IiOW'.S LIP f NIG14T NEAR HYDE PAR.-1<"';...-::____,., By Oowald & James Jacoby Here ts another hand to 1!· ~~!~~=~ lustrate the use the rule of the ace and the of kmg South would have held a very sound one-spade response wtthout the ace of hearts. toHence, when Nortb • jumps three spades, Soutll ~~~~:~~ WINKLE . .i • makes a m1ld slam try wltll CITYA IRP0!2T. I SENT A CAI3L1: • WE'LL 13E lANDINGh1s btd of four hearts I3UT I'M NOT SURE IT'LL 13E DELIVERED North has full values for hilt 500N1WINNIE WlLL AN\'ONE BE MEETIN TI MEJ jump to three spades and he lNG YOU AT THE. notes that all these values are AI ~PORT? • m qutck wmnmg trtcks. He dec1des to use Blackwood wtth full mtent1on of btddiq SIX tf South shows one ace. , When South shows two ace~ Nortb trtes five notrump but , settles for SIX afler Soutll shows no kmgs All slams aren't Ironclad. The club fmesse ts gomg to lose and a heart lead would ALLEY OOP ' defeat this one, but afler Eut makes htsqueen normal openlftl -;--;;:::=:::::==~~==:::=::--;~:;;;;;;:;;;;:;;\:7'~;;;;;;;""'\;-j'7-;:;;;;~;-;;;~\-l lead of the of d1amondi ® ws C...N T'AAMPL!i South has lime to draw ova< TI<EI" I!URPIN6 V.~e':" and lose the club -=;,:~P That w11l be h1s only 1-r T1-t1< WHCLe smce he can d1scard hts three HEW Hess small hearts on dummy'• long clubs !. :. The b1dd1ng has been n Weel Norlll Eait PaiS 2NT P•ll Pa11 4• Pou tt Pall You, South, hold tAK8U •A2 +Qt.KQ17 What do you do now' A-r- Yeor ,.riner ,.. . ..... • re1t mlalm•m. PI! 985 3308 Ch eo1er ' • I BOUGHT TATER A COlORIN' BOOK AN' SOME CRA'{()NS TODA'/, PFIW HE CANT EVEN STAY INSIDE TH' DADBURN BOOK HOW GOOD DO HE STAY INSIDE TH' LINES, MAW • IF- "8U~~ ~()%" ~'1 LDJ(:;S f\IS tO.j,OjS, Pro~Jc;: IT , 1<>11,{;: ~R />. 1!\a: 611.<:> KISS-KISS 138'01(1;:·-; LJ:V~"~ NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE t<;erm's Korner Kermit Walton Pomeroy InMid ol blddl111 lou' opadeo ~our partner hot bld four 110trump over your What do you do now' • rour I ~ 601N610 1\iE I'I<:INCIPAL 5 OFFICE ' ! ALWA'/5 ><AVE THE EVE< SEE Mf_ A6AIN ( hlarta. • ' OC>%" ~UP! BUT WH...T IF THOSE ORDERS ARE CHANGED? FEEUNG 'T>IGIT Ill NE'IER CDME SACK_, Ol THAT NO ONE "'1"- TODAV'I IIUEITIQN MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE QMW- 1073 a• RIDENOUR SUPPLY Ph 992 39116 DQDF • ga • BEN FRANKLIN STORE SADIE'S MARKET Syracuse, 0 VZZJ JSVSQI DVSAL.-DUJZX (Auwen tomorrow) Yelterd•)''• \ ZBZ ' WMTARL INt:WSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN' Thf! Friendly Folks " Pomero~ , Oh lo Attend the Church of Your Choice 992 7034 quantity 35 Never (Ger.) 311ndlan title 26 Store t-~-----------:-------t------------------.:'1 The FInest In Mobile Homes ot eneru 21 Dlacolored 21 Type ol metal 33Pilper Z1 Meander 22 Nearby Z4 Nursed an aching heart %5 Suggestion Opemng lea<f!:-~ Rac•ne 21 Kind consonant [I 33 1 2 2 4 SCDRI'IO lOci 24 -No• 22) OutSide activities are goinQ to reQUire some 1trlngent budget· lng o ver the weekend Other· wlM you II pay more for a you first mtended Naturally, you must carry along a salt shaker, for salt thrown by the right hat\d over the left shoulder neutraU.es the ominous spell of a black cat or a ladder you can't avo1d Don't cross your knife and fork at the table, as 1t symbolizes crosses (hardlhlps) to come Since "13" probably derived Its unluckiness from the misery that followed the Last Supper (where 13 were present); and Friday's dread started w1th the Crucifixion, you can see why the fearful avoid any ktnd of crosses oo this day - even croll8ing therr fingers. Leave your hat on while riding in elevators · another Fr1day 13 "must" for the wary Don't eat bananas w1th catsup today, even though you get the wildest of urges Let hay wagons (or trucks) have the right of way, and that old jingle, "Load of hay,load of hay, take my WISh and go away" helps, though you mustn't look at the load agam after you say tl - if you do, that's worse than puttmg your tongue m the place where the tooth was. Whistle whtle passing cemeteries (Who doesn't, even on good days') Forget the old saw about "See a ptn and pick It up, good luck to you all day." It works m reverse on Friday the Thirteenth' Leave 'em lay - especially safety pliiS Don't take a rake through the living room, but then your wife will warn you about this- any day And, of course, opening an umbrella m the house tS a triple threat Also don't play cards with a cross-eyed man - you'll lose' It's the wroog day to plant potatoes or go hunting, unless you hunt with a falcon. On the other hand,1t's therli!ht tlfne to Identify a future male by holding a pullet's white egg tn the mouth, and then runnmg outs1de to listen for tbe first name spoken. Babe Ruth always touched first base for luck when beading to the outfield on Friday the Thirteenth, and some people protect themselves against the witchery of the occasion by glumg a penny to thetr lllomacho. Not all such Fridays are ill spawned, says an editor friend of nune. It was Frtday, June 13, 1492 when Columbus first aet foot on the North Amerlcan continent. Construction began on the White House Friday, October 13, 1792, and on Frlday, September World" • ~ r---------------------~ NORTH (Dl 10 • • ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. SMITH NELSON MOTORS 500 : It '• Friday the 'l'lllrteeDih ! Readers Ail Today'a colWM Ia dedicated to the Trlakatdekaphobes and Frll!gaphoblacs among you. I mean (but, of course, you knew TIIAT!) thooe who fear the number, "13," and the day, " Friday." The double whammy happel'lll t'lrice in 11174: September and December Which malceslt a worse than average year lor Trlsks and Friggs, but not &II bad ao 1981 when we'll quake through THREE Friday the Thirteenths (one of them being the exact annlveroary of my blrth). How do the superstitious ward off evil on this unlucky day' Well, here are some antidotes gleaned from here and there IUIIO lil<oly ~.VH~ cauae embl "llernent .\RIU IMorch 21 - Ap'll 111) You w1U not be QIVIng your lull 1118t'ltlon 10 your work It a beat you I Uetr(lt leS$ but try IO do It coni "" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _,.,,_...,. ,....,... ronwa or lfWDiue SOUTH GOEGLEIN READY MIX Dial 992 32B4 • Middleport . , Ph 992 2366 . . Aces and kings are honored ·, IIlLI CHUIII:CH, Lt11rt W VI, Rt 1 Rev George Hoscher pastor Sunday School 9 • m Prayer enct Ibit- stuc:tw 1 30 p m couagt Prayer Servlct Tunday , 10 am Worship Service, Thursday 730pmA Us. • • By Helen Bouel 1 30 - I IM! - Son lord & Son 3, 4, Wnhlngton Rev iew 70, 331 Kodiak 6, 13 , Plnles B.neball15, Planet ol the Apes 1, 10 I 30- Good Timet I , 10, Well Street Week 20. 33: Chico end The totulely eore of your source What you repeat may later til7• n.- w111, . • _ _ ,lie -lot you aoclelly ... ~ our moat a tttacllve PJOfHe 1.,.. lhpt. 23 -0cl 23) Don t pau on any .nlormallon lo others unteM you re ab· for loiUtCIOf , hpl. 14, Btwllchod 6 - 7 00 - Truth 0< Coot 3, New& 10. Truth..- Conoeq <, WCHS RtP<M"I 8; Jimmy O..n 13; " vlalloo Wta•her 33. I S!IY 151 Elec. Co 201 Bowling ID< Dollars 6 __ " " ' 14, tt74 ~ r Helen Help ~RID.\V, _ SEI'T. n ttl• 6 tiC) G - NtWJ 3, • · I , 15; ABC Ntwol3 . ~am t Sl 20. Ntwo 6 1 fM t Amer lc1 n Dream Ma ch ine 33 6 30 - NBC News 3, 4, 15. CBS News I , tO, Gomer Pylt 13. - CHURCH OF CHRIST In Christian Union Tht Rev William Campbell , PIIIOr St.~nday School, 9 30 .fl m , James Hughtl. supt , f'vtnlng service, 7 30 p m Wednesday evening prayer mtt11ng . 7 30 p m Youth prayer strvlce tach Tutldl'i_. The w•y you prMitflt yourself '*Othlll aliiiiH!dot cloa4 ICNIWIY by Be aure to them ~TOP CREPE:· HAPVGINCI! I TI-IINI< I :SEE HER'' �r - The o.Jiy ~~· ~·l'wiOOiOY, 0 , Frlday, Sept.. U, lt'14 6- TIM' Daily Senllf.,l, M1ddleport-l 'omero', 0 , Frid.l)', St•pt . ll I'IH ~f V E NTH '1/E."tftS T OAY AO Mulbt~ r•y ... . '"II'" JlotUC'roy •• flSt o ~ Cor aqi ~ · ton ~ltbb••lh .,, t,OQI ev('ry \iH unt<ty .H 7 p m •"1" WOr"'lt't tl) ~e rv n.i.' IOIIOWIRQ tll t I 'I p ,,, Oprn f\ l hl(' d tSCuniCul 1 30 p '" ilt th(' POMEROY POMEROY TRIN I T Y Re-v W H , Perrm pastor Roy Mayer Sunday school sup t Church !!>Chool 9 15 am w or ShiP Sel"v tee 10 :14 a m Youfh cho•r rehearsal Man da y J 30 p m under ct•rect.on of Mary Sk•nner sen •or choir re hearsal 7 30 p m Thursctav w ith Mn. Pau l N ease d •rec tor - P0MER 6'Y(HURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corner Un ion and M ul berry Rev Cl yd e V Hen derson pastor Sunda y Schoo l. 9 30 a m , Glen M c C l ung sup t morn •ng wor sh i p, 10 30 am even mg ser vice 1 JO m 1d weetr. ser v ice , Wedn esday 1 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - The Rev Hal"o l d Deeth . r eclor Chur c h se ,.-vlcu 10 30 a rn , Hol y commun 1on f 1r st Sunday of month cn ur ch sc hool , 10 30 am for n u r ser~ th r ouQh 17 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - Fe,.- ret t Gr on inger pa stor Bi ble sc hool 9 :1 0 a m wo rsh i p, 10 JO am aftult wor sh ip ser v1ce i'l nd young people s m ee t m g 1 30 p m Comb.n ed B i bl e st ud y and pra yer me et mg Wednesday 1 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W w m.ng off ic er In charge Sunday 10 a m Holiness meetmg 10 30 a m Sunday School Young Peopl e s Leg •on 1 p m , Thur sday , 1 to 3 p m , Ladles H_g m_e Lea9ue 1 p m , Prep classes • ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH , Corn er ot S¥cam ore anct Se con d Si s Pomero y Th e Re v Wd l tam M 1ddl esw arth Pastor Sunday Scho ol a t 9 45 am an d Chur ch Serv 1ces 11 am c hurch c"ch Thursday SACRED HEART Rev GRAHAM UNI TE 0 Father John N adz•m M E THODI S T PI"~.I C hmg p 1utor Phone 'il 9 "2 1125 9 30 am . t trst and second Stturdey evening Mass d7 ~g Sun d ays of etch month , 1h~rd L' n • "uo'd"Y M<"SS , 8 i'ln and t ourth Sund a vs each am Con fns tons Saturd a v 7 mon th , worsh i p serv lc f' at 7• 30 7 30 p m P r:n Wednesd ay even lr.qs at POMEROY FIRST BAP 7 30, Pra~er •nd B1ble !:a iVdY TIST - Robert Kuhn p a s tor F IR ST S OUTH E ~N B A P W lllt illm W•t$on , SundllV s c h oo l TI ST 287 Mu l berrv Ave supt Sunday schoo l 9 J O a m , Pome-roy aff tl. att-d w ith BYF 6 P m , Bibl e st udy , S B C the Rev Fred H II Wednesday 1 p m c ho1 r ' 0 asl or ' T rov z w 1ll mg , •Sund"r pract1ce, Wednesda y a 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYAN SChOO l Supt Su nday $Ch00 HOLIN E SS CHURCH 91 30 am m o rnmo Wor sh•P Harr~son vllle Rev O' D ell 0 :lO Sunday evangetost1c Manley Pastor , Henry Eblin , meeting 7 10 p m Pravur Sunday School Su pt Sunday mee t •ng Wedne!tday '! 10 p m School 9 30 a m Evenmg MIDDLEPORT wor shi p 7 JO p m Pr ayer and MT MORIAH BAPTIST Pra .se ser •n ce Thursday 1 30 Corner Fou rt h ~:~nd M"m om Mi dd le port Re... Henry Key . SYRACUSE F IR S T Jr , pastor Sund ay Sc hool 9 30 ~ H U Q:Cti OF GO D Rev a m , M,.- s E r v in ea umoard George 0 1ler pastor Su 11day ne-r , supt Mor n• ng w or shi p school 9 45 a m morn 1ng 10 45 a m prea c h•t'I Q 11 am JEHOVAH ' S WITNESSES f' Vimocl st1c serv1ce 7 30 p m L~r r y Car'nahan , pr e si d i ng r' r1),.,,. 1~' f' ' • nq Thursday m in i ster Sunday , S ib le lee 7 ~(I tl I I tur'e , 9 30 a m , Wat ch to w er study 10 30 4 m , Tuesday , POMEROY WESTSIDE Si b l e study , 7 30 p m , Thur$ CHURCH OF CHRIST , 200 W day , m l n1stry sch o ol , 1 30 M a tn St - Lor en T Stephens , P m , servi c e meet ing B J O eva n gel i s t ph one 99 2 78 56 pm Co n serv at . ve , no n MIODLEPORT CHUR:CH ot m st,.-u m en tal Sund ay worsh 1p, Christ In Chrt~han Union10 am , B tble study 11 a m , L awren c e Mantey putor wo rshi P 6 p m Wednesd a y Mrs Russe ll Young , Sunday B1 bl e st ud y 7 p m School Supt Sunday Sc hool MIDWAY COMMUNITY 9 30 am Even ing worsh1p , CHURCH { non 7 JO Wednesday prayer den om •nat 10na 1J Langsv i lle meet ing , 7 30 p m Dex ter Road t he Rev Wo,.-le y M1' MORIAH CHURCH OF Haley pa stor Sunday school , GOD - Ra ci ne Route 2, the 10 am , ev en •ng worsh i p, 7 30 Rev James M Mun c y , pastor p m Pr a y er" meet i ng Sunday school. 9 oilS a m , Tuesday 7 30 p m , y outh morn ing worShiP 11 a m , group , Fr iday 7 30 p m even1ng worsh1p 7 30 p m Prayer meet 1ng , Tuesday , 7 30 p m , Young people 's meetmg 7 30 p m Thursday the Sermonette "But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and hts nghteousness " Matt 6 33a To seek God and rtghteousnes.s may be thought of as a quest by "gQOd people " This may be true to some extent, but if ooe examines the personalities m the scnptures he discovers that not many persons whom God chose for a spec1aJ purpose were "good people," that ts, perfect people This suggests that we do not seek God's nghteousness because of our goodness, but because of His goodness. Durmg my recent vacallon I heard a sermon entitled, "The Lord Loved Them Anyway " The preacher satd that as one exammes the lives of Btblical ftgures such as Davtd, Moses, and Esther, he dtscovers sm tn !herr lives So they were not selected by God because they were always good God mvtles us to seek hun and hiS righteousness not because we are the personHtcation of GOODNESS, but because He, God, ts' - Robert T Bumgarner, pastor, Mtddleport Cluster, Umled Methodist Church. ' Dodgers ready for Cincinnati By VITO STELLINO MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST - Corner S1 xth and Pal mer 1h e R ev Ste v e Skaggs pastor Danny Th o m pson Sunday school supt WMP O rad io program 7 45 am S.unday schOol 9 1S a m mornmg wors.hlp 10 IS a m Youth acttv •tres and fellowsh ip fo,. tun•o,. and sen•or h 1gh students 6 p m B 1ble st ud y 7 30 p m Mid week pray er serv ic e Wednesday , 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST . M tddleport , 5th and Ma1n George Glaze . m l ntster , James Sheets, supermtendent Btble sc hool 9 30 am morning worsh 1p , 10 30 a m , evening worship , 7 30 p m prayer service 7 p m Wed nesdav MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Don Cole pasto,. Fl o yd Carson Sunday School supt Sunday school 9 30 a m morn•ng wor Sh ip 10 30 am Sunday evangel .st .c m eetmg 7 30 p m ~ prayer m eetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Second Ave , Middleport Lesley G Holt. pastor Sunday school, 10 am worsh•P ser v i ce , 11 am worsh•P serviCe 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday night prayer service 7 30 THE UNITED PRES BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY, Dw 1ght L Zav•tz, J=Jastor Director HARRISONVILLE Sunday Church School. 9 30 a m , Mrs Homer Lee , S~pt , Morn ing Worship 10 30 a m MIDDLEPORT Sunday Church School , 9 30 a m , John F Fultz , Su~t Morntn.Q Worsh tp, lO JO a m SYRACUSE Morning Worship, 9 11 m Sunday Church School , 10 a m , Mrs Sampson Hall, Supt IW"il11l'( J 1(1 0 m U M W tu "' \lvt \.tnr~ci.l v 1 10 p Ill ' ' praver meeting , W•d Pm Bible •tudy , We<Jntsdav, Teievision Log -~------ m \t NI O N BA PT I ST WE''5LEYAN tRo'\CliH! l ~ f.· v C.f'c.tl Co' pastor Su nday .,u•Htil~ "'""••nt 10 a tn S<hoo l s.upl Joe Say r e WQr .. •\ l) II fl ..,, 1\tblt' r;.tudy 'i.v'\ d&v -Schoo l 9 <t5 a m , Thu,.ot;rto'IV I p rn choj r Sunday evemng worsh ip 7 30 JH. i1Cit Cf' lt\ur\day , 8 p m W4!<dne-sday prayer i'lnd B ible ! 1 ll ow .. h ip cr.up pf'r , hrst :study , 1 30 p m WCdllf'~!li\y It JO p m U M W TUPPERS PL AINS to urlh Monday 8 p m CHRI ST IAN C HUR C H Eugene Underwood pasl or GR E AT B E ND - WorShlp II HQw frd Caldwell Jr Sunday a m '2nd and .. ,h Sundays Sc hool Supt Sunday School, Church Sc hool , 10 a m 9 30 a m , Morn lnQ Se rmon r LE TART FA L L S - WorShip , 10 30 a m , Svnoav even .no 10 a m Ch urch sc hool 9 a m , serv ice 7 p m Bible study , 7 30 p m every LETART F AL LS UNIT E D Tuesday BR E THR E N - Rev F ree lana MOR:NING ST AA: - Worstt lp Norr is pastor Floyd Norr is. 9 JO a m , Church School 10 30 supt Sunday school, 9 30 am a m . M i d Wee~ Serv• ce mo r n•no sermon. 10 30 am Wednesua y , B p m ' Prayer serv ice Wednesdey, MORSE CHAPEL Wor ' 30 p m Sh ip 11 am , lst and Jrd CHESHIR E CHURCH OF Sundo~~ys , Church Sc hool , 10 GOD OF PROPHECY - G P om Sm lfh pastor Sunday SchOol PORTLAND - Wor sM ip 7 30 10 am , Arthu r Henson Supt p m • Church School 9 JO a m Mor n i ng W orsh tP 11 a m SUTTON - Worsh i p , 11 am Young Peoples serv 1ce , 7 2nd and 4th Sund~ys Churc h p m Even•no serv• ce 1 30 Sc hool 10 a m p m Wednesd ay M i d Wee k P' orer Serv~ee, 7 30 p m , NORTHEAST CLUSTER You h meeting , 6 JO p m Rev Robert M eec e Evenmg w orshi p 7 30 p m Re v SHlnley Branclum CHESTER CHURCH f OF JOPPA - Wor sh ip 10 am THE NAZARENE Re v Church Sc hoo l 9 a m Pr'ayer Herber t Gra te pa stor Wor Meetln; W edn esda y, 8 p m LONG BOTTOM Chur ch sht p serv•ce , 11 a m and 1 30 ser¥ 1ces 9 am Sund ay p m Sun da y Sunda y Sc hool , R ich ard Barton Sc h oo l 9 45 a m Bi b le Stud y 9 30 a m i!>Upt Pra y er m ee t 1n g Wed ev e,.v Thu r sdaf 7 30 p m nesday 7 30 p m NORTH BE HEL War BRADBURY CHURCH OF sh ip 11 a m Chur ch Sc hoo l 10 CHRIST Cli ffo r d Srn lth , am ALFRED - Sunda y sc hoo l , mlntster Sund ay Sc hool 9 30 a m , m orn ing chur ch 10 30 9 •.s a m eac h Su nday pre a ch ing at 11 am each a m , Sundev evenmg se r v 1ce, Sunda y Pr ay er m eeting , 7 45 1 30 p m W edn esday ser v ice. B pm p m Wed nesday W SCS. 8 p m on th 1rd Tu esday ea ch m onth LAUREL CLIFF FREE REEDSVILLE Sunday METHOOIST R ev F lo y d sc hoo l 9 30. prea chmg 1 30 F Shoo k pasto r Ll oy d p m Sunda y pray er m eeting , Wn g ht Sun day school sup ! 7 30 p m T uesday W SCS, 7 30 Sunday schoo l 9 30 a m f irst Th ur sday each month morn ing w o r ship 10 30 am SILVER RIDGE - Worsh i p even 1n g w o r sh •P 7 30 p m 10 a m Chur ch Sc hool 9 a m We dnes d ay Ch ns t 1an You th TUPPERS PLAINS Cr usa d e , 6 JO p m Ch o lf Worsh i p 9 am Chur ch pra c t •ce Thu,.-sdav 7 p m School 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST - George Freden c k , CHRIST Charles R usse l l supt Serv ic e weekly 9 30 a m Sr , mml ster Norman c W tll, on Sunday Pre11 chmg first and sup1 Su nda y sc ho o l 9 30 th ird Sundays of month by ~ m wor sh ip ser v1 ce, 10 30 Ct1 1tord Sm tth 9 30 am am Bible st udy Tuesda y HOBSON CHRISTIAN 7 30 p m UNION - Darrell Doddr l ll pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF am L eonard Gilmor e f~t st elder . evenmg serv1ce , 1 30 LATTER DAY SAINTS p m Wednesday prayer Portland Ra c1 ne Road meetmg 7 30 p m W ll l 1am Roush , pastor Denny Evans Sunday School MT MORIAH CHURCH OF D~re c tor Sunday Sc hool , 9 30 GOD - R~ ci ne Route 2 The am Mornmg wors.h tp 10 30 Rev Char l es Hand . pasto r am , Sunday even tng serv ice 7 Sunday sc hool 9 45 a m p m Wednesday e ventng morn 1ng worsh i p 11 am Eventng serv1ces , Tuesday and pra t e! se~v• C!S 7 30 p m Fnday 7 30 BETHLEHEM BAPTIST BEARWALLOW RIDGE Re v Ear l Sh uler pa s tor CHURCH OF CHRIST - B1.ble WorShip serv1 ce 9 30 a m Study 9 30 a m mornmg Sunday Sunda y Sc hoo l 10 30 worsh •P 10 30 a m evenmg a m B •b le study and prayer worsh •P 6 30 p m Wednesday se,.-v Ice 7 30 p m Thursday B1ble Study 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Kingsbury Road Sunday Long Bottom Sunday School School 9 30 am Ralph Carl 10 a m wlfh W1~ard P 1gott, supt Worship serv 1ce . 10 30 supt Evangelist i C message a m and 7 30 p m alternately each Sunday evenmg , 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg Wednesday by Elder Russell Cl•ne 7 30 p m Rev Jay Stiles ~ m •n tsterof the Apostolic Fa1th pastor B1ble Study Wednesday , 7 30 OLD DEXTER CON · pm GREGATIONAL CHURCH STIVERSV1LLE COM Mr s. Wor ley F ranc 1s Sunday MliNITY CHURCH - Sunday sc hoo l supt Sunday school lO school servt ce 10 a m Prayer am meetmg Thursday 7 p m LONG BOTTOM Sunday eventng service , 7 p m Mr Robert ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST CHRISTIAN Wyatt pastor Sunday School Pomeroy Harr~sonv•lle supt Ronald Osborne , B1ble Road R1 c k Morr1son pastor preachmg Sunday sc hool sup! , Steven School 9 30 a m Evenmg services , Stanley Sunday school 9 30 10 45 am am morn1ng worsh •P and 1 30 p m commun• on 10 30 am HYSELL RUN FREE Sunday even•ng youth METHODIST C"'URCH Chr tsttan End~avor 6 30 p m Rev Paul N ev il le , pa stor worsh tp serv1ce Sunday 7 30 Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m , p m Wedn.esday even•ng Morning sNv•ce 10 30 am prayer meeting and B tble youth service 6 45 p m study 7 30 p m Evangel•st •c serv ice 7 30 p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN Prayer meet.ng Thursday CHURCH, Ptne Grove The 7 30 p m Rev W d l tam M1ddleswarth Pastor Church Services 9 30 FREEDOM GOSPEL a m Sunday School 10 30 a m MISSION- Bald Knobs, Rev ~KAOBURY CHURCH OF L R Gluesencamp , pas.tor CHRtST Bible School, 9 30 Roger Wilfred , Sr , Sunday am , morn tng worsh ip 10 30 School Supt Sunday School a m Sunday evenmg Worship 9 30 a m , Sunday evenmg Service , 7 30 p m cho tr worSh•P 7 30 Prayer meet1ng , pract1ce Sunday and Wed Tuesday, 7 30 p m Ernest nesdav , 7 p m , prayer meetmg Deeter, class leader" Youth and Bib l e Study Wednesday mee11ng Wednesday , 7 30 7JOp.m P m , Ernest Deeter leader ANTIQUITY BAPTIST MT HERMON CHURCH OF Rev Freeland Norris, pastor THE UNITED BRETHREN IN Sunda-y school 10 a m , Church CHRIST Robert Shook serv ice , 7 p m Wednesday pastor Sunday school 9 30 Bible Study , 1 p m a m Russell Spencer sup1 RACINE FIMST CHURCH worship service, 10 45 am OF THE NAZARENE even1ng worship alternating Sunday School 9 30 a m with C E at 7 30 p m on Morning Worsh1p , 10 30 a m ' Sunday Prayer meetmg, 7 30 Evening Worship 7 30 p m P m Wednesdey Alfred Wolfe Wednesday M td Week ServiCe lay leader Sunday School Superintendent , WHITE ' S CHAPEL Gerald Wells Pastor , Rev Coolville R D R:ev Roy Deeter Morr is M Wolfe pastor Sunday school 9 JO RACINE FIRST BAPTIST a m worsh lp serv tee , 10 30 Walter P Blkacsan , pastor , a m B1ble study and praver Ronnie Salser , S S Supt servIce , Wednesdey 7 30 p m Sunday School, 9 30 am , RUTLAND Mornmg Worship 10 45 am , RUTLAND CHURCH OF Sunday evening worsh i p , 7 30 CHRIST - Rod Kasler , pastor P m Wednesday even•no B •ble Y H Braley , Sunday school Study , 8 p m supt Sunday Sc hool. 9 JO a m DANVILLE WESLEYAN worsh tp serv• c e and com Rev Lelon Glasure pastor mun 1on . 10 30 am youth Sunday School. 9 30 a m meetmg , 6 p m Sunday youth and lun•or youth servtce, even 1ng service 7 regular 6 45 p m , evenmg worshtp, board meetmg , third Saturday 7 30 p m , prayer and praise, 7 p m .Wednesday , 7 30om RUTLAND COMMUNITY SILVER RUN FREECHURCH Sunday School , BAPTIST - Rev Ralph Dean 9 30 am , Worship serv .ce, 11 pastor Sunday School 10 a m am , Wednesday prayer Leon Miller supt Evenmg meeting , 7 30 p m Sunday servtce , 7 30 p m , Prayer night worsh tp , 7 30 p m meeting , Thursday, 7 30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHl:STER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev GOD Rev James Sat Lloyd D Gr1mm Jr , pastor terf1eld , pastor Sunday School Sunday School , 9 30 a m , 9 30 a m • worsh tp s.ervlce , 11 Morning worship 10 30 am , a m , evening service, 1 , Young people's serv 1ce 6 .tS prayer service and youth P m Evangelistic servtce , service Wednesday 7 0 m 7 30 p m Wednesday even1ng LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN service 7 30 p m CHURCH - Robert E Musser , MASON COUNTY pastor Sundav School, 9 30 THE HILAND CHAPEL, am Roy St gman supt George Casto , pastor Sunday morn~ng worsh•P · 10 30 School , 9 30 evening worsh •P· Sunday evening service, 7 30 , 7 30 Thursday even ing prayer Mid week serv ice , Wednesday service 7 30 p m 7 30 p m MASON FtRST BAPTIST SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Second and Porn eroy Stan THE NAZARENE Re\' Craig , pastor Sunday school, Howard C B lac k pastor Bob 9 45 am , worShiP service 11 Moore Sunday School Supt , I m , tralnmg un ion 6 30 Sunday Sc hool classes for all P m evening worsh ip serv ice. ages 9 30 a m morn l ng 7 30 p m Mid wee!<, prayer worsh1p , 10 45 NYP S Sunday serv ice , Wednesday, 1 30 p m 6 JO p m evangel tSt tc ser viC e MASON CHURCH OF Sunday 7 30 p m Mtd week. CHRIST , P 0 Bo~~: 487 Mlller prayer meeting Wednesday , St Mason , W V a Sunday 7 30p m , Mlss lonery meet •ng, B i ble Study 10 a rn WorSh•P second Wednesday 7 30 p m 11 am and 1 p m Bible Study UNITED FAITH NON · Wednesday 7 p m , vocal music DENOMINATIONAL Rev Robert Sm lth PJStor sunday FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TIST - Corner ot Second and school , 9 30 a m class leader Leo Hill worsh i p serv i ce , Anderson , Mason Pastor . 10 30 a m , Church , 7 30 p ,m Walter Cloud Sunday school , worship serv ice. 11 EDEN UNITED BREfFf. 9 .tS a m REN IN CHRIST- Elden R a m and 1 30 p m Weekly Blake p~esi or Sunday School 73 10 e m • Howard McCoy , 0; . supt Morning sermon , 11 a m Sunday night serv ices GOD - Second st , Mason, w Va Chester Tennent, pastor Christ ian Ende_aver, 7 30 p Sunday school. 10 a m , m Song aervlce , 8 p m , morn ing worsh i p , 11 a m , Prea ch lng 8 30 p rn , M ld evangellstlc serv ice , 7 30 p m week Prayer meet ing, Wed nesday 7 p m , Ray Adams , Blbltstudy and prayer service , Wednesday, 7 30 p m Phone tey leader 773 5133 Phlts 6, Pirates 4 UP! Sports Writer Phtladelphta, tr,athng 4-0, It was easy to tell the Los exploded for stx runs m the Angeles Dodgers were getting etghth to down the faltermg ready for a b1g series Pirates, who now lead Sl Louis They even gave Mtke Mar- by only I 1> games m the NL shilll a day off East M1ke Schmidt's threeRUTLAND CHURCH OF I=Jhllllp Whitley pastor The Dodgers and the Cmcm- run homer and Del Unser's GODSunday school 10 a m nati Reds open a three-game two-run pmch homer were the worShiP serv1ce, 7 p m meeting Wednesday series -the final three games key blows of the lllntng Starter 7Prayer 30 p m ' between the two teams this Jerry Reuss look a three-hit season - m Los Angeles to- shutout mto the eighth but he HAZEL COMMUNITY 'mghl. Ne1ther has to be told and loser Bruce Kison were CHURCH Near Lon~ Bot how unportant the games are bombed tom Estll Hart, pastor Roy Brown, IISS 1stant pastor Cincmnatl swept a doubleCards 12, Mets 5 Sunday School, 10 a m , Church header from Atlanta, !Hi and 6Reggte Smith drove In four 7 30 P m each Sunday , • 2, Thursday before flymg to the runs as the Cards downed the evening , prayer meeting, 7 30 Thursday West Coast, while the Dodgers Mets, but an error by Dave P m MIDDLEPORT PEN · won 11~ m San FranciSco in a Schneck was a btg difference. TECOSTAL - Third Ave, the Rev William Knittel, pastor nlght game. He dropped a fly ball m the Ronald Dugan , Sunday School That left Clncmnatt 3\1 games s1xth mnmg that allowed three Supt Classes for all aves , service , 1 30 p m , behind the Dodgers and four runners to score as the Cards, evening B i ble study . Wednesday, 7 30 back m the loss column. It lratlmg 4-0, exploded for SIX P m youth services, Fr iday, 7 30 p m means Cincmnati should wm at runs FREEWILL BAPTIST least two of the three games if Corner Ash and Plum , Mid Expos 2, Cubs 1 dleport , Noel Herrman, It is gomg to stay close to the Barry Foote's etghth<Ming pastor Saturday evening Dodgers down the stretch. sacriftce fly gave Montreal the service, 7 p m Sunday school 10 a m Sunday evening Both clubs had easy times vtctory over the Cubs Mike worship! 7 p m warmmg up for the series. Torrez, who went 8 1-3 ii'lrungs, MEIGS The Dodgers were able to got cted1l for hts 12th wm. COOPERATIVE rest Marshall --although Walt PARISH Padres 4, Astros I THE UNITED Alston has often brought hun m BtU Gretf pitched a SIX-hitter METHODIST CHURCH tins year in lopstded games RobertT Bumurner to hand San Otego the victory Dlrec1or because AI Downmg coasted on over Houston. Fred Kendall POMEROY CLUSTER a two-hitter It was the f1rsl homered for the Padres, who Rev Cui E Hicks Rev D Wm Syclenstricker complete game m more than a pmned the loss on Tom Grlffm CHESTER - Worship 9 15 year for Dowmng, who was a m Church School 10 a m ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 touched only for smgles by a m , Church School , 10 a m School match Dave Rader m the thtrd and FLATWOODS - Worship , 11 11 m • Church School 10 a m Bobby Bonds m the fourth. POMEROY _. Worship , on links goes to Bill Russell drove m four of 10 30 a m , Church School 9 15 am , UMYF 6 30 p m the Los Angeles runs on three ROCK SPRINGS - Worship Marauder team stogies and an mfteld out, whtle 10 a m , Church School 9 a m , 6 30 p m Ron Cey and Steve Garvey had Metgs Marauder golfers won UMYF MIODLEPORTCLUSTER two RB!s each as the Dodgers the1r thrrd match of the season R1tv Robert Bumt~arner HEATH Worship 10 30 p1led up 15 hits off ftve San Wednesday, toppmg Southern a m , Church School 9 JO a m , 189-226 FranciSco pitchers UMYF 7 p m RUTLAND - Worship 9 15 Cesar Geronuno hit a grand Marauder Junior Steve a m • Church School 10 a m , slam tn the frrst game for the Bachner was medaltsl II[ the UMYF 7 pm SALEM CENTER Wor Reds and Johnny Bench was so match wtth a 46 followed by sh1P 9 am Church School 10 unpressed, he d1d the same Crenson Pratt w1th a 47, Dale am UMYF Thursday , 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER thmg m the second game Browmng and Mark Gwlkey Rev Richerd E . Jnvl5 Gerommo's grand slam wtth 48s, and Bob Powers with ASBURY Worship 11 capped a five-run second m- a 56 Other lmksters for Me1gs a m , cr.urch School 9 50 1 m , , 1st Tuesday nlng In the opener and came were Homer SrruUi, Jr , With a WSCS FOREST RUN ._ Worship 9 after a walk; to Ken Griffey, a 51, J1m Rosenbawn wtlh a 53 a m Church School 10 a m , wscs , :Jrd Wednuday , 7 30 single by Darrel Chaney and an and Davtd Harris wtth a 55 pm MfNERSVILLE - Worsh ip Infield hit by Pete Rose loaded For Southern, Bob Johnson 10 a m , Church School 9 • m , the bases. Loser Ron Reed was ftred a 51, Dave Bass and Bob WSCS, 3rd MQndey, 7 30 p m the VIctim, The rally came Roush 55 each, Ttm Thoren 65 SYRACUSE Church SchooL 9 30 a m worSI'l iP after Atlanta took a 4-0 lead m and Corky Cleek 67 servic;~ . 7 30 p m the top Of the oecond lnnmg SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rtv. Steven Wtbon In the second game, Bench A ev Larry Poling hit two homers and drove tn all R•v Howard Shlvelly BETHANY COorCII) the runs In the Cincinnati P ftsbrgh • 002100100- <1100 Worship , 9 30 a m , Church 000 000 06X - 6 10 0 School 10 30 a m triumph. Bench's homers gave Ph ll a --CHURCH OF JESU$ Reuss , K !SOn (8 L Morlan fBI CARMIL Worship , 11 CHRIST - l ocated at Rutland him 30 f<r the season and 115 endS an g u I I I en Tw ttche-11 , • m , 11t and 3rd Sundays , on New Lima Road, neKt to S<: al"ce (~ J Garber ( 71, Schuel RB!a, the best mark in the er Church School 10 a m Forest Acre Park . Rev Ray (9 1 and Boone Co K (8) WP Rouse PUior Robert Musser league Bench's slam came m - Garber (3 OJ LP - K ison 17 APPLE GROVE - Sunday Sundey School supt SundaY HRs- Sc hmt dl (361h ), Unser SchooL the fourth lnmng off looer Lew 81 9 30 .am , wors.h lp school 10 30 a m , worship ( lOth l first and th •rd Sunday , 7 :16 7 30 P m Bible StUd)' Wed . Kr.uue. P m , prayer meetmg Wed nesday , 7 30 p m s.turday LOUIS 000 006 033- J2 15 1 nesday, In the other NL games, St 1 30 p m Fellowship night prayer servlct. 7 30 p m New York 000401000- 5 83 supper , firSt Saturday , 6 p m HEMLOCK GROVE Philadelphia downed PlltsG1bson , Denny 16). Hrabosky U M w s.econd Tuesdav , 7 30 CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson (6 ) and Simmons Matlack , t.qb, 1-f; Montreal downed Parker (6), Miller 1 71 ~ McGraw Pm pastor , Ray Whaley, supt ; Morn ing worship , 9 30 am , lldcago, 2-1; St. Loula routed l9 l and Hodges , Dyer ( 7) WP EAST LETART Sunday Church school , 10 30 1 m no 12J LP - Matlack :r..... hool New York, 1U, and San Diego -( 12G •bson , 9 30 e m worsh iP YOIJng Ptople's meet ing , 6 30 12 ) HRs- M IIner (20th) second and fourth Sunday , 7 30 P m dowllod Houaton, 4-L even ing worship 1 30 Sm lth (?2nd ) Pm 7 lO p Ml sn ~ ~~:::u:y·A:::n~s::~ HART~ORD Porter Wegontr J. New Treaaur• Hunt 10, Belt the Clock 13 , Concentration I ; To Tt!l the Truth 6; Black Per ~ specttveon the News 33. 20, Masquerade Party • FAIRVIEW e 36 Man 3, • ~ Slw. Million Dollar Man 6, 13 9 00 - f.Aasterp iKe The•ter 20 33. Rockford Flits 3, ; , Mov ie • -• • 11 M ASH" 8, 10. 30 - TelUII WhetftrS 6 . 13 9 JO OO - News70 . VldeoVIslonarles33 , Pollce Woman3, <, Night ' Stalkflr 6, 13 10 30 - 0hlo This Week 20 , O.yat Nlght33 Ntw5 3, ; , 6, 8, 10, 13, 15 ~ M ission Impossi ble 6 , Un. touchables 13 ; Mov ie " Human Dupl icatorS:" 1D, Movie " Night of the Lepus" a 12 30 - Don Ki rshner's Rock Concer16 , Wide World In Concert 1l 00 - • ~· ••• 13 1 00 - MldnlghO Spec let 3, 4, Take Five for Llle15. Movie " L0$1 ' W0<ld ol Sinbad" 10 2 30 - Movie " Pidure Mommy Oead" 4 00 - Movie " Fantomas" .t .t 5 30- Movie " Wacky WD<Id ol Mo•her Goose" 4 •• SATURDAY, SEPT, 14, tf74 6 00 - Summer Semester 10 1 00 - Fun 6 30 - Ky Alleld 13, Chrl1topher Closeup 10 , TV Claooroom 8 For Everyone Min From C 0 S I 10 6, Treehouse Club 8, In Touch 13. 7 30- Sesame St 20 , Osmonds 13, Farm Front; , Jabberwocky 3, Eddie Saunders 6. Abbott & Costello a, Big Blue Marble lO a 00 - Popeye 10, Huck and Yogl6. Addams Family 3, <, 15, Yogi'o Gang 13 , Speed Buggy 8 8 30 - Mister Rogers 20 , Wheelle and Chopper Bunch 3, 4, 15, Bugs Bunny 13 ~ Speedrecer 6, Scooby-Doo 8 9 00 - Emergencv Plus 3, 4, 15, Sesame St 20, Hong Kong Phooey 6, 13 , Jeannie 8 10 9 30 - It' s thmkmg about that $250 seat the one that ~ ~""':. rrfJL- 11 00 - Sesame Sf 20 , Pink Panther 3, 4, 1S, Super Friends 6, 13 , Globetrotters a. 1o t 1 JO- Star Trek 3, 4, 15, Hudson Brolhero a, 10 17 30- Elec Co 20, Jetsons3, •. 15, TheseAretheDays6, 13, U s or Archie a, to 12 30 - Fat Albert a, 10, Go 3, 4, 15. American Bandstand 6, 13 there ore four hundred seafl That's on Investment of $250 per seat That's ltHie enough for a seat occup1ed regu· ~~ larly by a person eager to wonh•p the lord (Men 1 00- Children' s Film FestivalS, 10, Washington Debates lS, Petticoat Junction 3, Sale of the Century 4 hove gtven thetr l1ves for the Gospel ) But to preach Chnst to an empty seat- $250 PRESSURE UP? 'J 74 l<l' ~ 1er Adver 1 1~1M g Ser~1ce Inc Sl rasburg V rg n Copyr• Khl ~[/ p1u r e~ Se l~ted 6~ i 1 30 - New Oatlng Game 3, Big Red Machine 4, Big 10 Football Highlights 6, Anything You Can Do 13 2 00 - 11 a lot of mvestment m the man who 1sn't there ! I rea l• :ze my ~and of ar1thmet1c Isn't hkely to save souls But tf would do o lot for my blood Baseball Pre Game 3, 4, 15 , Wide World of Sports 6, 13 Wrestling a. Popeye 10 2 15 - Reds Baseball 3. 4, 15 2 30 - Beauty Pageant 13 , Championship Fishing 10 l oo - U S Open Tenn1s a. 10 pressure 1f jUSt o few people m every congrega han across the land would start thmktng about .t 00 - Man Builds, Man Destroys 33 , College Football Preview 13 4 15 - College Football 6, 13 • 30 - Sewing Skills - Tailoring 33 S 00-ABIIWI!h Kn1133, WorldSerlesoiGolf3, 4, 15 5 30 - Lers Grow A Garden 33 that empty seat the way I dol I don't mean the money Just the fact thai sp•nlual opportumttes ore here to be cla1med and only when wasted do lhey C0$1 us dearly The "'me rlun Bi ble Socte ty Run, Joe, Run 3, 4, 15 , Gilligan 6, 13 , Partridge Family 8, 10 lO 00 - Elec Co 20, Land oflhe Lost3. 4, 15, Devlin 6, 13 , Valley ot the Dinosaurs B, 10 10 JO - Zoom20; Sigmund3,4, 15, Ko,g6,13, Shazama, 10 was empty last Sunday Hay_en't you f1gured out whot your seat at church Is worth? Say the bu1ldmg- at yesterda y's pnces- cost roughly a hundred th ousand A nd 6 00 - Lilias, Yoga and You 33 News 3, 41 In The Know 10. Lawrence Welk 8 6 30- News3, 4, 15, Zoom 33 , News6, S~Jrgeant Preston 10 Wednesday 7 00- Hee Haw 6. B, Catch 33 33 , Lawrence Welk <, 13, 15, Thrlllseekers 3, Animal World 10 1 30- Bobby Goldsboro 3, Course of our Times 33, Price Is Romons Right 10. World ol Survival 13 a 00- All In The Family a. Partridge Family 6, 13, Hours ol Stars, Emergency 3, Movie "Evel Knlevet" 6, 13, Oral Roberts 4, 15, Honeymooners 10 B 30 - MASH 8, Great American Dream Machine 33 , Bilko 10 9 00- Mary Tyler Moore a, Andy Williams Special 3, •· 15, Burns and Allen 10 W1th the hope it wilL 1n some measure, foster and help suslam that wh1ch IS good 1n family and community life, th1s feature IS sponsored by the business f1rms and organ1zat1ons whose names appear below 9,30- Bob Newhart B, Make Room for Daddy 10. Deep South. Deep North 33 tO 00 Barnaby Jones 8. Hee Haw 6, December Bride 10, Serendipity Singers 13. 10 JO- Have Gun Will Tr~ei1D,_Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief WIN AT BRIDGE . ~ MEIGS TIRE CENTER 700 E Mam HEINERS BAKERY Dlal992 2101 Bakers of Good Bread Huntmgton, W Va Pomeroy . RACINE FOOD MARKET INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE Minor Repairs & Tune up The Store w1th A Heart Racme Phone 949 3342 Beech & Locust M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER Middleport • • • Middleport, Ohio • Butck Pontiac Opel G M C Dealer E Main St Ph 992 2174 • K • ••' +++ well volved tn s.ome role.oplaylnQ '~~~'here you II tend to errbelltsh your p osition a bit through some form ot pteteose GEMINI (May 21 -J<tno 20) you entett«ln at your homE! ma y have such a good Fo lk ' CAPRICORN IDoc 22 -Jtn 19) You re a shade too senat· Uve 11'1 dealing w ith others to ttme they won t know when to t.aa ve S tock lote o r ex.tra dey This could leave you feel · tog y ou ve been tak en advan· good1es CANCER IJuno 21 -July 22) Keep y our plans nexlble ao to~ 11 OO-News4,6, 8, 10, 13, Janaki33 11 15- Movie "Scream of Death" 6, News 13 11 30 - Movie "Man Called Adam" a, Woody Hayes Show 10, Movie "Curse of the Undead" 13 12 00- Movie PT 109" tO. Midnight Speclal15 12 30 - Movie "The Pad" 3; Movie "Man Who Shot Liberty Valiance" 4 00 - Speakeasy 6, Movie ''Invisible Man's Revenge" 13 00 - Movie "Breath of Scandal" 10 30 - Movie "Hell Bender5" • 00 - Movie "captain's Table" 10 • JO - Movie "Second Best Secret Agent In the Whole Wide or AQUARIUS IJon. 20-fob 1t) You w tll ext~ er~ence a little last · minu1 e cbanges then you wont be dts · appalnted If you c an't do what LEO IJ<tly 23 -Auv Famlly DOWN member l Meat 5 Candle forbidden 1D Earthenware Mll.lilms Jar t Emigre 11 Obtain 3 Be J,t Iranian Independent monetary ( 4 wds.) wtlt 4 Indian 13 Gecrge C. mulberry nEma ScoU role 5 TantaU.e 1S "Cllllr 14 Anthem & Hatch de _ .. wnter or 18 Trial 15 Spanish Wagner run article 7 Help • 16 Full of re-establish Zl Exasper( sui!.) ( 4 wds.) ate 17 Temperament I CausUc 2%Hymn 19 Dress, 9 Backed %3Football as stone out of player ZO Unasplrated a deal :14 Fragment 1 SAQtTT.\RIUI INn 23 Dec 21) You may get m- be your ma jor goal Some form ot ove rindulg ence Ia llt.ie ly Have lun bul be moderate you c an make by THOMA$ JOSEPH ACROSS to Detail good ltme than Is w1se TAURUS (April 20-Mty 20) Having a good lime 11 likely to disappo intment trom one w1th wt1om you have clo ae lies Don't let 1t spotl your day 22) II Pt8CES l~ob 20-Morch 20) y ou re shopp ing loday you re ltkely to buy s everal thingl you really don't need M&ke B list before YOIJ go and stick to It You re a b1t too agreeable to • day You re hkely 'o make decisions based on that wt11ch Is easiest rather than tha t which 1a w 1sest YIAQO IAug 23- lopt 22) 337 N 2nd ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Ph 949-9591 Middleport : : Ph 992 2550·: BETSY ROSS BAKERY Bakers of Gay 90 's Bread Middleport SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT Louts W Osborne 220 E Main Pomeroy Ph 992 3030 MARK V STORE . : Middleport. Ohoo Ph 992 217B ., GAULS MARKET SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY We FIll All Doctors' Prescriptions Ches1er , Ohto 992 2955 Pomeroy Meigs County B'anch DUDLEY'S THE ATMErtS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 296 W Second Pomeroy Ph. 992 31163 TWO LOCATIONS 59 N Second Sf Middleport, 0 46 Court St Gallipolis, 0 THE DAILY SENTINEl P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Devoted To 1he Interest Nationwide Insurance Co of Columbus, 0 Pomeroy 307 Spring Ave Of The Meigs Mason Area ' Dlal992 231B WAID CROSS SONS STORE POWELL'S SUPER VALU Groceries & General Mercht;d~:: 5712 . 11 Racine ... 13, 1814, ''The Star-spangled Banner" was wrttten (which makes the song 1110 years old today ) But the TrtSkaidekaphobes never gtve up Supposedly the Navy won 't lawtch a shlp on Frtday the Thrrteenlh, and passengers and crewmen often dtSlike departmg for a tnp on Frtdays Many butldings omtl the 13th floor, and some European Cities don't use " 13" tn addresses We all know !3 at a party especially a dinner - IS mv1t1ng disaster (even though we don 't belteve it) KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE1 INC• !100 E Moln Pomeroy PI! event 27 United Z8 Petrified or Black 30 Alkali 31High (mus.) 32 Iron ( Fr.) +++ Since your colummst was launched on Fnday, March 13, I'm sure the day can'tbeall bad. However, the farmly Btble reports I weighed 13 pounds - and that m1ght have been pretty bad for my mother - H 34 MISS Blake 38 Wtthered 37 Southern poet 38 Rockfish 39 Tennlnaled L-...L..-1.......1.-'- l>y Ill NU l fiHNOl 0 . n u l llOH l l f But Un11cramble these four Jumbles. one letter to each square, to form four ordmary word1. yov ow. me plenty morel . I YARAR rJ DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: ·-- AXYDLBAAX. «•1 '"<:,:::.~~·- ""'" . II tONGP'BttOW One letter simply otandl for another. In thla oample A II used for the three L's, X for the two O'a, ete Sln1le !etten. apoatropbea, the length and formation of the words are aU hln!J Eacb day the code !etten are dlflerent tJ I \BANACAj CRYP'l'llqUOTES TSJBZEXDLMSJ III \t.;W:.:O~T.!.'J<>~O~W~~-.,.-.,---, DJQ rr '! I I I I ~h,.~,A===·=====·:::::-::::;-" I PnneSIIII'IIISEAimllln I "( I X: I J'' ( 1 I J Now 11'1'1Ulle the cln:leclletten to form the .urpriae anawer. u ouneeted by the above cartoon. L Y ZI Jumble• PECAN AWOKE VZLKZZJ FAXL YDBZ DL LMFZX YDQ . Pomeroy Ph 992 3<9B ' Furniture and Hardware Homellte Saws Meats and Groceries Chu<eh and Ofllte Supplies Gills 99 Milt Sl Middleport . . VZTDAXZ LS LDRP EZCCRMZE Yalerday'a Cryploqaote: IF YOU ARE EVER AT ALOSS TO SUPPOR:THE TOPITCAOFFLAGGTINGING LEICONVERSATION, INTRODU~ TACKLE RADIAL EA -GHHUNT (0 ltftll:tq r .......,......... lao.) .._..., Buttlr ...,..,,.. lw tlw ...._-WM PAlHT ' + AK .. AQ!094 WEST EAST h54 .8 .Q107 tQJ1064 •as .KJ6Z t9B53 •K75Z • AQJ62 • AB54 +72 •• ..J6 Both vulnerable West Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass 1.a• North 4NT SNT s• East CAPTAIN EASY lk.'DE:ED r DO Pass Pass Pass REMEMfiER DEVON Pass Pass CAR S HE HIREP WA!<o FOUND LA S T WE JUST ,IT AROUND DE?WBE RJ<:Y ' THE DRtNI<IN TEA W1TI1 OUR' Pl/tJI<If5 OUT Tlt.L. SH& ~IiOW'.S LIP f NIG14T NEAR HYDE PAR.-1<"';...-::____,., By Oowald & James Jacoby Here ts another hand to 1!· ~~!~~=~ lustrate the use the rule of the ace and the of kmg South would have held a very sound one-spade response wtthout the ace of hearts. toHence, when Nortb • jumps three spades, Soutll ~~~~:~~ WINKLE . .i • makes a m1ld slam try wltll CITYA IRP0!2T. I SENT A CAI3L1: • WE'LL 13E lANDINGh1s btd of four hearts I3UT I'M NOT SURE IT'LL 13E DELIVERED North has full values for hilt 500N1WINNIE WlLL AN\'ONE BE MEETIN TI MEJ jump to three spades and he lNG YOU AT THE. notes that all these values are AI ~PORT? • m qutck wmnmg trtcks. He dec1des to use Blackwood wtth full mtent1on of btddiq SIX tf South shows one ace. , When South shows two ace~ Nortb trtes five notrump but , settles for SIX afler Soutll shows no kmgs All slams aren't Ironclad. The club fmesse ts gomg to lose and a heart lead would ALLEY OOP ' defeat this one, but afler Eut makes htsqueen normal openlftl -;--;;:::=:::::==~~==:::=::--;~:;;;;;;:;;;;:;;\:7'~;;;;;;;""'\;-j'7-;:;;;;~;-;;;~\-l lead of the of d1amondi ® ws C...N T'AAMPL!i South has lime to draw ova< TI<EI" I!URPIN6 V.~e':" and lose the club -=;,:~P That w11l be h1s only 1-r T1-t1< WHCLe smce he can d1scard hts three HEW Hess small hearts on dummy'• long clubs !. :. The b1dd1ng has been n Weel Norlll Eait PaiS 2NT P•ll Pa11 4• Pou tt Pall You, South, hold tAK8U •A2 +Qt.KQ17 What do you do now' A-r- Yeor ,.riner ,.. . ..... • re1t mlalm•m. PI! 985 3308 Ch eo1er ' • I BOUGHT TATER A COlORIN' BOOK AN' SOME CRA'{()NS TODA'/, PFIW HE CANT EVEN STAY INSIDE TH' DADBURN BOOK HOW GOOD DO HE STAY INSIDE TH' LINES, MAW • IF- "8U~~ ~()%" ~'1 LDJ(:;S f\IS tO.j,OjS, Pro~Jc;: IT , 1<>11,{;: ~R />. 1!\a: 611.<:> KISS-KISS 138'01(1;:·-; LJ:V~"~ NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE t<;erm's Korner Kermit Walton Pomeroy InMid ol blddl111 lou' opadeo ~our partner hot bld four 110trump over your What do you do now' • rour I ~ 601N610 1\iE I'I<:INCIPAL 5 OFFICE ' ! ALWA'/5 ><AVE THE EVE< SEE Mf_ A6AIN ( hlarta. • ' OC>%" ~UP! BUT WH...T IF THOSE ORDERS ARE CHANGED? FEEUNG 'T>IGIT Ill NE'IER CDME SACK_, Ol THAT NO ONE "'1"- TODAV'I IIUEITIQN MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE QMW- 1073 a• RIDENOUR SUPPLY Ph 992 39116 DQDF • ga • BEN FRANKLIN STORE SADIE'S MARKET Syracuse, 0 VZZJ JSVSQI DVSAL.-DUJZX (Auwen tomorrow) Yelterd•)''• \ ZBZ ' WMTARL INt:WSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN' Thf! Friendly Folks " Pomero~ , Oh lo Attend the Church of Your Choice 992 7034 quantity 35 Never (Ger.) 311ndlan title 26 Store t-~-----------:-------t------------------.:'1 The FInest In Mobile Homes ot eneru 21 Dlacolored 21 Type ol metal 33Pilper Z1 Meander 22 Nearby Z4 Nursed an aching heart %5 Suggestion Opemng lea<f!:-~ Rac•ne 21 Kind consonant [I 33 1 2 2 4 SCDRI'IO lOci 24 -No• 22) OutSide activities are goinQ to reQUire some 1trlngent budget· lng o ver the weekend Other· wlM you II pay more for a you first mtended Naturally, you must carry along a salt shaker, for salt thrown by the right hat\d over the left shoulder neutraU.es the ominous spell of a black cat or a ladder you can't avo1d Don't cross your knife and fork at the table, as 1t symbolizes crosses (hardlhlps) to come Since "13" probably derived Its unluckiness from the misery that followed the Last Supper (where 13 were present); and Friday's dread started w1th the Crucifixion, you can see why the fearful avoid any ktnd of crosses oo this day - even croll8ing therr fingers. Leave your hat on while riding in elevators · another Fr1day 13 "must" for the wary Don't eat bananas w1th catsup today, even though you get the wildest of urges Let hay wagons (or trucks) have the right of way, and that old jingle, "Load of hay,load of hay, take my WISh and go away" helps, though you mustn't look at the load agam after you say tl - if you do, that's worse than puttmg your tongue m the place where the tooth was. Whistle whtle passing cemeteries (Who doesn't, even on good days') Forget the old saw about "See a ptn and pick It up, good luck to you all day." It works m reverse on Friday the Thirteenth' Leave 'em lay - especially safety pliiS Don't take a rake through the living room, but then your wife will warn you about this- any day And, of course, opening an umbrella m the house tS a triple threat Also don't play cards with a cross-eyed man - you'll lose' It's the wroog day to plant potatoes or go hunting, unless you hunt with a falcon. On the other hand,1t's therli!ht tlfne to Identify a future male by holding a pullet's white egg tn the mouth, and then runnmg outs1de to listen for tbe first name spoken. Babe Ruth always touched first base for luck when beading to the outfield on Friday the Thirteenth, and some people protect themselves against the witchery of the occasion by glumg a penny to thetr lllomacho. Not all such Fridays are ill spawned, says an editor friend of nune. It was Frtday, June 13, 1492 when Columbus first aet foot on the North Amerlcan continent. Construction began on the White House Friday, October 13, 1792, and on Frlday, September World" • ~ r---------------------~ NORTH (Dl 10 • • ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. SMITH NELSON MOTORS 500 : It '• Friday the 'l'lllrteeDih ! Readers Ail Today'a colWM Ia dedicated to the Trlakatdekaphobes and Frll!gaphoblacs among you. I mean (but, of course, you knew TIIAT!) thooe who fear the number, "13," and the day, " Friday." The double whammy happel'lll t'lrice in 11174: September and December Which malceslt a worse than average year lor Trlsks and Friggs, but not &II bad ao 1981 when we'll quake through THREE Friday the Thirteenths (one of them being the exact annlveroary of my blrth). How do the superstitious ward off evil on this unlucky day' Well, here are some antidotes gleaned from here and there IUIIO lil<oly ~.VH~ cauae embl "llernent .\RIU IMorch 21 - Ap'll 111) You w1U not be QIVIng your lull 1118t'ltlon 10 your work It a beat you I Uetr(lt leS$ but try IO do It coni "" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _,.,,_...,. ,....,... ronwa or lfWDiue SOUTH GOEGLEIN READY MIX Dial 992 32B4 • Middleport . , Ph 992 2366 . . Aces and kings are honored ·, IIlLI CHUIII:CH, Lt11rt W VI, Rt 1 Rev George Hoscher pastor Sunday School 9 • m Prayer enct Ibit- stuc:tw 1 30 p m couagt Prayer Servlct Tunday , 10 am Worship Service, Thursday 730pmA Us. • • By Helen Bouel 1 30 - I IM! - Son lord & Son 3, 4, Wnhlngton Rev iew 70, 331 Kodiak 6, 13 , Plnles B.neball15, Planet ol the Apes 1, 10 I 30- Good Timet I , 10, Well Street Week 20. 33: Chico end The totulely eore of your source What you repeat may later til7• n.- w111, . • _ _ ,lie -lot you aoclelly ... ~ our moat a tttacllve PJOfHe 1.,.. lhpt. 23 -0cl 23) Don t pau on any .nlormallon lo others unteM you re ab· for loiUtCIOf , hpl. 14, Btwllchod 6 - 7 00 - Truth 0< Coot 3, New& 10. Truth..- Conoeq <, WCHS RtP<M"I 8; Jimmy O..n 13; " vlalloo Wta•her 33. I S!IY 151 Elec. Co 201 Bowling ID< Dollars 6 __ " " ' 14, tt74 ~ r Helen Help ~RID.\V, _ SEI'T. n ttl• 6 tiC) G - NtWJ 3, • · I , 15; ABC Ntwol3 . ~am t Sl 20. Ntwo 6 1 fM t Amer lc1 n Dream Ma ch ine 33 6 30 - NBC News 3, 4, 15. CBS News I , tO, Gomer Pylt 13. - CHURCH OF CHRIST In Christian Union Tht Rev William Campbell , PIIIOr St.~nday School, 9 30 .fl m , James Hughtl. supt , f'vtnlng service, 7 30 p m Wednesday evening prayer mtt11ng . 7 30 p m Youth prayer strvlce tach Tutldl'i_. The w•y you prMitflt yourself '*Othlll aliiiiH!dot cloa4 ICNIWIY by Be aure to them ~TOP CREPE:· HAPVGINCI! I TI-IINI< I :SEE HER'' �8- ~ DaUy Sentinel, Mlddlepori·PMleroy,O, :Sentinel Classifieds Get R esultsl • .. Sale 2 Familres NOTICE , mat erruty Clothes child r en s and ad ult clo t h,ng , some a ntl qves mtsc Long St • R utland Frrda y a n d Satur : · day 10 trll 6 p m • • 9 11 3tc tit - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ..,_ POR CH Sa le Sep t 11 12 13and 1<4 Foll ow srgns fr om Ma in Rd , Meson Ci t y t a m to 7 p m CIO th rn g , b ab y Items li nens depressi on ~nd car ! n HI &I g ta u ap pliances furn itur e avons numerous ... collector s r tems or shrne Mrn r b rke ra in • 9 1, Jtp =·pIANQ""'f~:;;;-; n d- ;:-;;.,-; rng Fot Sale Employment Wanted Nottee YARD r Friday, SepC 13, 1974 Our yard and Offtce woll be closed Tuesday, 17 September, Wed· nesday, 18 September and Thursday 26 September THE ROSENBERG RECYCLING CO. 79 Depot Street _J_ · --~ 1____A_t_h_e_n_s_._O C ARE for dtlfd ren from tiny to l s uo to sc hool aoe In m v home tor worl( lng mo thers. reliable s• ll er w1th ref erence C •" 992 ,5171 Cll l her•ne Ruuell any time 9 II (lt C DAY N U R SE R Y l to6p m an y age Reliable peop le w ith mechcal tr a in ing , w lrt al so oa;t)ys.lt at n•g h 1 Call 992 1A1.4 bttore S aod H2 1902 ott er 4 pm 9 3 1'2 tc ·Mobtle Homes For Sale Shuler's. Market w Matn Pomeroy Lots of Fresh F01 Sale ' Business Services LOCAL N tghl Club do•nu 1tronv 6 t 19ure bul l ne-ss Pr ic ett r.9ht Smelt dow n payment 1 c ~m hniln Ce bal•nce Easy 1ea1e of re•l e1i l t l t available Phone 99'2 99 72 tar det ells 8 11 ltc EXCE~SIOR REDEOORAnNG? Salt Worlc.1. E M a i n St Pomero y All k ind s ot salt w • t er pelle ts. w et er nuQgels b4o<:k salt a n d own Ohio R lver Salt Phone 992 3891 6 5 lt c FRUITS & VEGETABLES K&H ROOFING &OOf <nslalled bf All Weother All that SOLID VINYL SIDING Arrov1ng Daoly Our a om os to please our customers • ts tttlmafe needed for Is • Plt'ast Phone Produ ced tr qrn a $pecl el vi ny l compoun d ma de by B.: F Goodr ic h end M onsan IO .5 t i mes th ic k er lhllln me ta l siding W ill no t den t ch ip , ru st or cra c k, p ee l, rot chalk- .1 frH phone- call k i no ? others We ' ll g ive you profess lonJI r oof for te ss C. II m 21:16 For 337 N. 2, Middleport 992-2550 992 -9949 - ---------------- -------------- -------------- • --------------- - :Fl!l' Rent or Sale -------------Wanted To Do -· • -------- - - - - -- --------- ----- I See or Call · Bob or Roger Jeifers · Day 992-7089 Noght 992-3525 or 992-5212 . br1ng I EXCAVATING, dozer loader and backhoe work sep11c tanks Installed dump tru cks and to boys for h1re will haul f 1ll d1rt top soli limestone & gravel Call Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n•Qht phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 tfc SEWING MACHINES Repairserv ice, all makes 99.2 2284 The Fabnc Shop Pomeroy Author i zed Singer Salt's and Service We sharpen Scissors 3 29 tfc DOZER work , land clearmg by the acre hourly or contract farm ponds roads, etc Large dozer and operator with over 20 years exper ience Pullms Excavatmg Pomeroy Ohio Phone 992 2.:178 l219tfc ' O ' DELL Allnement located behind Rutland Grade Sc hool complt>te front end service , brakes and tuneups wheels bel anced electron ic ally Open 8 to 8 dally Call 742 3232 on Sunday fOr appt 1 16 tfc • -READY -------------MIX CONCRETE ' delivered rtght to your project Fast end easy Free estimates Phone 992 3284 Goeoleln Ready M 1x Co , Middleport Oh io I ---------- ---- Real Estate Fot Sale - --------- -- --- -------------- - -- ---------CARRIERS --------------- WANTED IN POMEROY - - ----- -----==-Lincoln Hill and West Main St bedrooms. modern kitchen, attached garage, cement block utlllly building LOVELY OLDER HOME-5 bedrooms , formal dining room, modern k1tchen . disposal, dishwasher, copper plumbing, new wiring , fenced In back yard 2 ALL ELECTRIC new )1om~. 3 bedrooms, car petod, priced nght ~I E DAILYSENTINEL Phone 992-2156 _,,__"--t--'-~~...., - house, TP Chester wet..-, lot• of polenllal STROUT REALTY 307 Spring Avenue Pomeroy 992-2298 CONTACT• Lola Puley, lirancftManator { porches gas heat level lot S8.SDO DO couNTRY Mobile HOm; Park,~ IH 33 S.vr UO ten miles north of '~:n~~;r: p;t~~~~ ~::l!w:r!~~ runners end off strut perking Also spaces ~or small trailers Phone 992 7479 7 21 tfc ----------For Sale -------------- 98 6tp SliREO 92.1 WMPO.fM frame 3 B R , dining R , both, utility R , some car pellng , llle &. paneling, FURNISHED apartment , adults only In Middleport Phone 992 3874 5 12 tfc ONE used E flat saxophone and case SIOO Cell 99l 2428 after 5 p m eny day ACRES, some limber, 8 room _________ ____ ".PPLES, Fitzpatrick Orchard, State Route 6tt , phont Wilkesville 64o9 3715 9 10 6tc; ~- - ----------~OSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS (The Min~ 011 Bos• ~ Cosmetics) BROWN 'S 9925113 Phont -------------- 8 20 tfc ,. On Thlr Pair POMEROY LAND~\AIIKI Jack W ClrSty, Phont uz 2:111 -------------2495 POTATOE S ror sale Phone 843 WE HAVE 3 FARMS - 27 acres 60 acres 205 acres BUY NOW SAVE YOURSELF ~OTS OF MONEY ASSOCIATES HI!NRY E CLELAND Jr. KATHY CLELAND LEONA CLELAND 992 2l59or99l2568 wHIT"E- .:;gho;;;;,-- 7Sc- BllSiness SeiVices OICh Freeland Norris, Racine SePTi"'Cr AN ~ cteened Oh iO Phone 949 386t Mod•rn sanitation, 991 395.4 or 9 12 src H2 7349 - - -- -- - - - - - - -- 10·23•1fC SIEGLER fuel olt stove and - - - - - - - - - - - - - tank , Clyda B i ng above DOZER or b i'C khoe work Bradbury Schoolhouse Phone Phone .. ,.6 3981 or 446 3.. 59 Hatchba ck Coupe 4 cyl mileage Auto trans Water, Etedrlc, Gas, Sewer Lines , lnstolled auto t ran s l1 k e new appearan ...e Low !Ik e new fln 1sh A bea ut 1t ut car and g ood buy Work gu1nnteed Doter, Backhoe, Trucks Limestone & Fill Dirt Commerctal Residential Construction & Remodel 1971 Ford 6 cyl. Maverick ...•.......•.12095 Grabber 2 dr , auto 1rans Beautif u l w h it e wtfh bl ack and r ed trim One of the nicest 71 s an y where . 1971 P~mouth Satellite ................11895 8-K EXCAVAnNG COMPANY Sebrmg 2 dr hardtop 318 engme au to tran s power steermg 777 Purl Street lo w mt leage 1972 Chev. Nova 6 cyl.................. 2195 1 Middleport, Ohio Phone H2: 5J67 or 992:-3861 4 Dr Sedan low mileage extra 111ce BOWERS REPAIR 1969 Pontiac Grand Prix .............. ~1495 All Small Appliances Lawn Mowers 1969 Olds 98 4 Dr. Hard Top ........!ll95 2 Dr hardtop, auto trans , power steenng & brak es metallte green ftn 1sh Sharp Air cond1t1oned Fully equtpped Ntce for model See Fred Blaettnar, Nextto Highway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route 3 Darrell Dodrill or Danny Thompson ALL-WEATHER 000""<> ..... , ..... II'QUIINO -- 1 992.2sso I b1 H 2MI AY MIODL~ 0 II so, Call us Now for a Free Estomate. 5 12 tfc SEP"TIC TANK S SEWAGE CLEANED MILLER STEWART 3035 dryers $35.00, gu many styles of elec. ranaes from $30 00 NEW furniture pc Sutfes from S199, 1n velvet, Hurcuton or qvahty 2 AROBIC SYSTEMS REPAIRED SANITATION OHIO PH 662 1s somethmg for - bedroom dressers, dmettes, ch1na cabtneb more Seemg 1s belie••ina, so come on out and see 10 4 ffc The new furmture store, across the street from Bargain Center, has 5 new hvmg room su1tes tn stock They have been here too long We cut the prtcel Some have been reduced as much 5250 Only 5 at discount F 1NISA- Carpentry- pa,ntlng, f tnterior and extenor carpet mstallat 1on economy and e1<cellence Phone 742 5081 9 5 tfc CONCR ET E wor J<'""b"y hour or est1mate Call 949 3832 9 11 6tc Big Capae'lty Maytag Automatics 2' ) speed oreratlon ,QhoJce o waur !temps Auto water / level control Lint Filter or Power FJn 1 Agitator .. Perm a-Press Maytag H.alo of He11 Dryers Surround clothes 1With gentle. even heat No hot spots , Ino overdrylng Fine Me- Lint Filter We Specialize In new ~ 5175 95 ea $29 95 & $49 95 Maylag I/ Portable Washer Prtced Right' 11- N1ghl Stands 1- Desk now only S39 95 ROOM DIVIDER Was ThIS !C ft!fj 95 Week Only ·u::J $99 RUTLAND FURNITURE . Several Chests & Dressers 52:0 00 and up 7~28__ ______ !_2_5..'_fC j.~~· _''..,~,2.,.:4_2-,J~J--,=.=-.==------------:=,...::,,..-L One & Room ~utlanct Two • Sq Yd and I.!P Price Includes Installation and free padding Talk to Wendell Grate , consultant - We have carpet hundr8ds of ~arpet values Your job can be completed In 1 to 2 weeks No long walling period SPEC: IALl Candy Stripe carpet with rubber bock' Reg u 99 oq. yd. Nice for bedrooma, kitchens, •tc. dens, . RUnAND FURNITURE Gas Range Gold PUBLIC AUCTION Piece Ltvmg 520 00 and up Suttes CARPniNG_ $19 95 up SPANISH OAK MAYTAG Arnold Grate - $7 9-5- 1971 VW Kharman Ghia .............s2195 Speed 72 Olds Toronado Cpe., V·roof, pttw . an •••••13695 72 Chev. Imp Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S .•. -..... 12495 1971 72 Ford Cus. 500 4 dr. Sed., pow. alt .....11495 12 Pont~ac Cat. HT Cpe., power, a1r ........ '2895 1970H Ford LTD......................... !l695 T 71 ?mlo l door, auto............. : ••• '1195 71 Ford Gal. 500 4 dr., V-roof, a1r ..........11995 71 Volkswagen 411 4 Door, auto........... 12195 71 Pont. Tempest, HT Cpe., V-8, auto., P.S '2095 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air ........... 11895 70 Ford Gal. 500 2 Or_, V8, 3 speed •••••• 11295 Fotd & Ri!fnge-rator $449 95 Elec Self Clean Range and Refrigerator, copper S399 95 SUNDAY SALE-PENNSVIUE, OHIO 1- Sel SUNDAY, SEPT. 15 at 9:59A.M. SHARP IBE ON TIME) Bun~ Beds Proced to Sell several twm & full s1ze Beds S29 95 and up On Sl Rt 377 out ot McConnels•llle & MaHa towards Chesterhill & Athens In Pennsville, Ohio on Main Stnoot St Rl 377. J-K1Ic~en Cabonefs$2t 95 up Having retired & moving to Florlde will sell compl&te contents of our lo4 room home consisting of antique fur nlture, china, glassware. pottery, primitives, tools, and GAs & Oil Heaters for the Winter extra Several Breakfast Sets 520 up good modern furnlluro Everything very ciNn &. 11!1)(penslve ,_.ny of these items have- been colleded over tho y<~aro by tho Ehglemans throughout the country This <!-Bedroom Suotes salt must s1art on time as It should have been a 2 day aale Something for everyone Clip this ad for time & directions Lunch on premlus Posifive 10 Check the quality and prices our store. ..••• -"~~~-------.!.~ ••c -----~-------'.! tic )...7_4_2-42_'_'____R_ut_ l•_n_d_,_o_.J . ·--------------~-....- - - - - • • r $100 up •• the Rutland Bargain Center with rJII the used furniture de11ers In the area Wt're sure you'll return to Termo-C..ft O.v of S.lo Not Rosponolblelot accidents. Ownars-Mr. lndMro Cllarlos !Chick I Engillman Auctlonoors-1111 J1nt1 and Ottlt Opperman, Phone "i· 077or557-3411 temporary 55 mph maxrmum speed lumt was Imposed to save gasohne, the Senate voted, 85-0, Wednesday to make the hmot permanent The temporary nat10nw1de speed lumt, unposed Jan 2, had been scheduled to exptre next June 30 The limot os enforced on states by threat of Withdrawal of federal hoghway aod The Senate Public Works Commottee, which wrote the measw-e. saod the 55 mph hm1ts "have produced the smgle most effective Improvement m highway safety m recent years ' It also cited a Gallup Poll showong 72 per cent of persons mtervtewed favor the lower limot An amendment by Sen Robert Dole, R-Kan , which would have given states the optoon to unpose 60 m p h hmsts, was defeated, 63-22 ti d vw ................................!2195 Factory a~r A Dr tape player a tr 6 c yl auto 70 CHEV. MONTE CARL0........... !1295 2 Dr H T 71 PINTO 4 CYL 4 SP............. ~1195 6 c yl , stand 1968 Buick Skylark ....................1895 4 Doo r ON ANY OF THESE FINE BUYS See Ceward Calvert, Smilin' Art Dr Btll Nelson AND FOR A GREAT BUY ON A NEW BUICK, PONTIAC, OPEL OR GMC TRUCK, lfS: 66 Pont1ac Cat. 4 Dr., V8, auto, P_s ......... '595 ' 66 Chrysler 2 Dr., V-8, auto..................1495 65 Mustang 6 cyl. 3 speed .................. 1595 (2) 65 Chev. 4 Doors, your th01te .......... .t395 992-2174 67 CADIUAC DeVILlE 4 DR.........~95 70 OLDS. TORONAD0: ...............~1695 Th1s car Is loaded 73 CAMARO 6 CYL ................. ~95 Stand , P s 67 PONTIAC 4 DR. WAGON......... !495 63 RAMBL£R 4 DR. WAGON...... ..S295 AlliS CHALMBERS TRACTOR.......!450 Runs good :J;- SMITH NEtSON MOTORS INC. 500 E_ MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0. • '100 -SPECIALS • 66 AMBASSADOR 2 DR. H.T. V-8, STAND. 65 FORD 4 DR., 6 CYL, AUTO. 65 COMET, 2 DR. SELf OONTAINED CAMPER._,s...~!.E• ~!·~~-~ For hea vy duty 1/:it ton or 34 ton Plckvp Truck end ol the lme They want theor Kennedy was here to speak choldren to be safe and secure at a fund-raosmg dinner for and to receive a quality Rep Thomas A Luken, D· educatiOn " Ohio, who lS runnlilg for reThree black students were electiOn m November against IDJtu-ed when thetr bus was Republican Willis D Gradlson stoned by demonstrators, and a Luken defeated Gradlson In a whote boycotl of two coty high spec1al election sox months schools was nearly 100 per cent ago He rode an anti-Nixon, effectove ants-Watergate campaign usttU, contended Kennedy theme to victory m a dlstroct at a news conference here that had tradltlo!lallY been Thw-sday rught, "I thonk thmgs Republocan went really qwte well " However, Luken says he " I'm bopeful thai as the believes his re-election bod will weeks progress we Will proVIde be more difficult now that for the quality educatoon for all Noxon has resigned children I'm confident we'll Kennedy fsgured that get through thos penod and " Watergate would have Boston will be a model coty " prevailed as the boggest ISSUe Asked about hos pressdentsal on November had Nsxon not ambotions, Kennedy sasd he restgned ' would not make a statement on "Now, hopefully, the elec· hos plans until " 1975 or perhaps toons Will be debated and at the end of thiS year " dectde on the Issues," Kennedy Rather than anticopating 1976 saod "Inflation ss the ftrst prestdenttal posstbllthes, ossue of the country, and ot can Kennedy smd, attention m- be contaoned, but It Will take stead should be focused on this strong executive actton to do November's electsons It " Good Selection Cheaper Cars See Ray Roggs or Roger Roebel RIGGS USED CARS 985.4100 Located on St. Rt. 7 <::hester, 0. 2 SIGNS Of QUAliTY Pomeroy Moter Co ll 1 1 1971 DODGE DART st995 Swinger HT Cpe med green fin1sh with blk vinyl roof green vmyl mtenor tnm, V engrne, automatic trans : Sport St wheel full wh cover Like new w w tires radio real n1ce ' ' a 1969 FORD TORINO CPE $895 local car, bucket seat vinyl 1nterior, 4 speed trilns , 351 V 8 rad1o good fires Real nice 1973 CKIO PICKUP $3495 4 Wheel Drive lock mg frt hubs, V 8 engine, .4 speed trans power steenng & br " kes, radio, chr frt & rear bumpers Meigs County Bicentennial Pleasanl Valley Hospital Dsscharges - Mrs Joseph Bosyon, Lelart; Donna Neece, Middleport, Charles Jeffers, Southssde, Chrostopher Berkeley, Point Pleasanl, J oseph Eilts, Cottageville, Mrs Roger Hughert, point Pleasant; Mrs James Allen, Galhpolis Ferry , Dansel Heslep, Point Pleasant, RObert Errett, Poont Pleasant , Everett Null, Robertsbw-g ' ' ' ' OPEN EVES. 8:00P.M POMEROY. OHIO NEWS Holzer Medical Ce~ter (Discharged, S~pt. 12) James Allie, Steven Am· burgey, Inez Betz, Vernoe Blake, Hattoe Blanton, Margaret Brochard , Peggy Clonch, Melame Daoley, Nancy Dillon, Vanna Dsllon, Annelte Durst, PatrocJa Evans, Clovis Graham , linda Gregory, Cory Hash, Wolma Houck, V~etor Jackson, Mrs Ronald Janey and son. Eugene Knapp, Kathenne Lares, Angel Lutkart, Bonme Mathews, Diane Matthews, Helen McFall , Ralph McCoy, Juanita Ohver, Yvonne Pearson, Margaret Roggs, Mary Roush, Betty Sheward, Wonnle Shotts, Florence Sloan, Om a Simson, Mrs Charles Taylor and daughter, Jennifer Wamsley, Malcolm Ward, Jessie Whote, Verlon Whitehead, Lena Wood, Tara Woods, Mrs Gregory Wnght and son, Paul Yoder, Jr , Velma Young (Births I Mr and Mrs Robert Shaon, a daughter, Racme, Mr and Mrs Rex Johnson, a son, Gallipolis, Mr and Mrs Chester Stewart. a son, Jackson > ' POMEROY MOTOR CO. HOSPITAL In another action, without the force of law, the Senate voted 64-21 agamst the mterlock system m cars, which requires that sea tbelts be fastened before the car wsU start The package of changes m the Federal Aod to Hoghways Act also would allow heavter trucks on interslate highways mcreasmg the maximum gross weoght from 73,280 pounds to 80,000 pounds A move to stroke that mcrease was defeated on a 59·24 vote The Amerocan Automobile Association unmedoately denounced that portoon of the boll JERRY Spencer, Parkersburg, and his wife, Danelle, will offer gymnastic leSIOflS tillS,.,.. as a blatant disregard of at Roo Grande College Classes will slart In Lyne Cenleron Saturday, Oct 5, atJO 30 am hazardous safety condotwns the trucks cause The vote on the mterlock systems came on an amendment by Sen James Buckley, R·N Y , to proh1b1t the governThe lndoan never found auy money (Contmued from page 4 ment from reqmnng the 10• THE BREAmiNG OF A CAVE terlock system, buzzers that the many places where ot was converted onto There ts an unusual breathmg of a cave on md1cate the belts aren't fas- catmoos and other war uses my farm - If one can can 1t a cave tened or any "passove re- A MASSACRE IN SCIPIO TWP , MEIGS CO • There 1s an oulcroppong of sandstone rock slraont" system other than the Shortly after the end of Woold War II, I was at the foot of a h1llsode, and the second holl, for belts That would ellmonate talking woth Ernesl Warner, owner of a large there 1s another much hogher hsll somewhat atrbags farm near HarrisonvLile, the farm now farther back, has an elevation of 950 feet above Buckley withdrew his beiongong to hos son, Jack, of Jackson sea level amendment after passage He saod that years ago an old Indian came At an elevation of around 700 feet above sea when it was noted that a to tha t locality, around tile foot of lhe long lull level, there is an operung under a rock that os similar bill was bemg con· road that led toward Harnsonville The Indian the mouth of a groundhog burrow at present s1dered on a House-Senate said he was iookmg fm the scene of a surpnse In warm, and warmest, weather, there 1s a conferenc-e attack of a force of lndoans on a party of wholes very strong current of very cold aor Issuing Buckley saod !be vote would ln which the !alter were massacred from the mouth of the burrow It would be an The old Indian saod the money Ia ken from serve as Instruction to the 1deal place to camp of ot were not for the - Senate conferees to approve a thewhotes had been buroed near the scene of the groundhog odor that permeales the cw-rent of ban on such reqUirements, but flghl winch was near where fiVe small brooks Sen Ted Stevens, R-Alaska, were united as one Tlus spot was on the farm I lhonk there must be a cave of large said that as one of the con- lhul was owned by Mart Chase al the time of proporhon beyond the burrow, maybe not great fer ces, he would not accept the · World War I, later by Harry Jackson l do not In he1ght, bul certmnly on length and breadlh vot(l as an lnstruction kn ow who owns 1l now 1 have long wished thai I could kno\\ I '• 70 PONTIAC 4 DR. SEDAN ....... ..'lla~i• Locall y ow ned 70 MAVERICK 2 DR...................SS95 2 Dr 69 Ford LTD Wagon, V-8 auto., P.S .. ........~995 69 Pontiac Bonn., 2 Dr. HJ., v-roof, an ..... 1895 68 Pontiac Bonneville HJ. Sedan, power, atr 1795 68 Chev. Mal. Wagon, V-8 auto., P.S........11195 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, power, air ••••••• 11295 67 Cadillac H.T. Sedan, lull power, a1r ....... '995 67 Olds Cutlass 4 Door, V-8, auto............SS95 home state, as a federal desegregatiOn order reqmrmg busmg for more than 18,000 of the ctty's 94,000 students went onto effect "There are legthm.ate con· cerns of parents for tbetr chlldren, ll satd Kennedy, 11 not so much about gettmg on a bus but for whal IS al the other F A , P S , P B , v1ny t roof 1969 Pontiac lemans .............. ..Sll95 69 Chev. Mal. 4 Dr., V-8 auto., P.S. .. ••.• .'1195 CINCINNATI (UP!) - Parents m Boston who kept their children out of school Thursday "should not be accused of bigotry,n says Sen Edward M Kennedy, D-Mass , There was wodespread absenteeism and classroom boycotts Thursday m Boston, the largest City m Kennedy's 69 BUICK LeSABRE.. ..................'895 72 HORNET 2 DR...................}1495 6 c yl , auto 69 Pontiac Cat. 4 Dr., 2 tone, fact. a1r •••••• '995 69 Ford LTD HT. Cpe., V roof, a1r ......... _.'1195 Kennedy cites parents' concern ' 1969 Ford "CountlJ Sedan:•........ !1095 2-Maple Coffee Tables Red Clrpel Service ---- 501 NYLON Chma Door ~ AUTOMOBILE Insura nce been cancelled? Lost your operators license Call 992 - By HOWARD FlEWS WASHINGTON (UP!) - If you haven't done sl yet, you'd better slart gettong used to drovmg only 55 miles per howSpurred by statsstJcs showmg a _declme of nearly 6,000 traffoc fatalities smce the $49 95 In USED lvrnoture delivered Monday through Saturday and evenings Phone •46 1142 .....- pita nces at the 1~1~~~~ prtces m the area I· ' out our selection refrtgeratars from $25.00 auto washers S45 00 - 74 PINTO 4 CYL AlJIO..........}2495 72 FORD GAlAXIE 500 4 DR. .... !1995 12 Chevelle Mal. HT Cpe., v-roof, a1r, stereo 12995 "You' ll L1ke Our Quality Way of Doong Busoness" 992 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenongs Uni1I6:00-To IS p m Sat here to stay used ~ I 55 mph speed -·· - - ---- CONCRETE ---CREMEANS Now $4.99 Sq. Yd. 9 12 12tc 1972 Chevrolet Vega .....•.••.. --........11995 VINYL SIDING PH. 992-7U4 or 992·7129 bed with topper HT Karr & Van Zandt FOR FREE estimates on elum l num replacement windows , Siding, storm doors end windows , Ra ili ng Phone Charles Lisle , Syracuse Ohio Carl Jacob Seles Representat 1ve v v Johnson Md Son Inc 4 30 tfc -------------- STYLE - 2 Home Buolding & Addotions, Alumonum & Vmyl Stdmg, Floor Sandong & Fonishing. Complete Service Phone949 3821or949 3161 Racine, Ohio Cr 1tt Bradford shopping sprees RANCH Chester, Ohio 985-4102 6 30 tfc ----1-~:;;;;iiii~~::J!jT ---------c BRAOFORO Auctioneer 1 extra cash for Torino Coupe A 1r cond l h onmg pOwer steenng power brakes Extra sharp - -------------- I Decoratl"' •NI Does your home requore any of lhese servoces? . HOU SE IN SU LATING, blowen for better results cuts fuel bills down Free est1mates Call 742 .4428 9 12 12tp ------------ -- I ' ~tolled For Rent Classified Ads and work and septic tanks tn~. 1 . BISSELl BROTHERS OONST. 00. Powerr1 , Lones All work done bV the foot or contract Also dozer; I: 1Water 1Ltnes P~~L~~ ~~J~~t~d " ALL WEATHER HARDWARE 337 North Second Ave Mtddleport, Ohto 992 2550 • OtiCHING SERVlCE Help Wanted •,, On Sale Now qualtty D evoe 8nght Wtute LJtu House Pa i nt In 2 gallon c~ns Onty S6 49 per ~JafiOn Brand name Roof Pamt 10 pet off wh1le they last T~ke advantage of these 9rut buys while they are st•ll •n stock "'----~-'---'-----:. "' 11 1· Employment Wanted ,. • GRE';AT PAINT VALUES AT ALL WEATHER HARD WARE PHONE 992-5476 --------------- 1972 Ford Gran Sport ...................12795 1971 Volkswagen 4 Dr. Sedan ........12495 ALSO SHAMPOO CARPETS AND CLEAN UPHOLSTERY -------------- .. e INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR -------------- Auto Sales • Brake Work General Overhaul e Tune Up--SS oo up • CarbUretor Adjustment HOME DEOORATING ~ Interior, IJI:Ntrlorj RemGdellnt From a shelf to a house Patntlng , stding, roofing, paper hanging , kitchen cab1nets, etc --------:;.- ------ .--------------- EXPERIE NCED MECHANIC ON DUTY I lOAM loS PM PHONE 949 3832 or 843 2667 All Types of BUILDING and REMODELING ------------- Pomeroy , 0 190 Mulbe-rry •••••• 302 V 8 aut o , P S , long w i de H T , F A , P 5, P B , 41 1000 mil 73 Dodge Pol. 4 Dr. HT., v-roof, air......... 13495 Supplies are hmoted - sales are great • 1975's are llere. Now os the lome to buy a 75 or 74 . 9 Pass AM& FMrad,o P S p 8 .cur 73 FORD CUSTOM F100 ............'2.695" 1972 Olds Delta 88 ............... ..S2995 Or H T iHr 1 Of all '74s and Used Cars BOB'S ~LAND D&D OONTRUCTION --------------------------73 BUick Elec. H.T. Sed., power, a1r, sharp 4895 "CLEARANCE" - Estimates of Any Tv..- Known & Reliable Seroice Real Estate For Siile $AVE • Open Mon. S.t. BAM 6 P.M l!l! 1973 VW "Formula Vee'.'............ ~2495 1972 Chevy Kini!SWood Estate s3195 USED CARS Ph. 992·5482 or 992-7121 All Mechanical Work onv All.WEATHER ------------- -~- t he On St•t• Rl 124. 'II mit from Route 7 by pass loward1 Roofing Co ---------------- -------------- - Fora Used Car- You Can Count On• GARAGE Don ' t forgef fhe root of your hom e Have a beautiful new Rvt~nd 1967 1 BEDROOM PM C C e ll Lan e Dan1ets 259 .... M obt l e Hom e , wa1h er end A FEW new ban d Instr uments .,. Broadwa y Middleport 992 AUCTIO N ever y Th ursd ay 7 d ryer furni sh e-d or un FREE HOME ESTIMATES Contac t Renee Ston e 991 7567 208 2 f u rn is h e d G ood c o n d i ti on p m Horton St tn Mason 4 t f c 9 9 13 11tp P hon e Jo h n Dam e wood SUPERIOR Cons•onmen ts welcome f rom R eed sv lite Ot'ilo Phone 985 VINVl PRODUCTS •• NO HUNT I N G or tresp assing on 11 a m to 5 J.' m or call 773 1970 18 F T SC OTTIE Camp er 4278 5471 s leep s 6 Good cond l t 1on 9 8 6t p ,.. our tarm s at Nease Set CaU Collect 1 592 5S44 8 21 tf c Phone 992 7126 ""' tlement Ch arles Yos t -- ---....--~------Athens, Ohto 8 27 tt c 1970 V AL I ANT 65x 12 , 3 bedroom :: 9126tp I OIO N T- K NOW THA T• M GM f ull y c arpeted LP ge s heat ..... ~ ------------ F ~ e ll Mark et Soe ci a l:s SS 11 F'REE to good hom es 6 or ange Phon e 992 7751 G~OCERY business for sale . •ns ld e SJ ou tsi d e Spr in g 8 25 ttc - stnpe lutf ens Call 99 2 5980 Build ing tor Ule or lease Ave Pom ero y O h 10 75 ACRE farm 6 room house : 9 \2J t p Phone 77 3 5618 from 8 30 p m Co l lec tor s d ealers et c 1972 3 BEDROOM W i ndso r barn olh e r outbuilding s to 10 p m tor appo intment -~---...--------E ver v Sat an d Sunda v S19 .5 00 Phon e 742 58.45 Mob i le Home on 1 acre of 3 20 tfc • SHOOTING MAT C H Corn 8 7 tt c g r o und For more in 8 16 l61p "" Hollow Gun Cl ub turn f irst fo r m at lon call 992 7638 ~ rtgh t after M tle s Cem eter y CANNIN G tomatoe s green ---~-- ------- 7 30 He Rutland F a ct or y c hok ed peppers Gerald1n e Cl eland J BEDRO OM c ounty home for H guns only Sunday Sept I S 1 Ra cin e Oh io salebyowner lmileoffRt 7 9 5 tfc 8x 35 GR EAT Lakes trailer wllh blacktop r o ad 14 a c res 12 ""' p m 9 12 4tc CA SH SS$ FOR JUNK CAR S a~r c ondtt lon Jng Ask i ng ttllable stocked a sprmo ted Co m p F rye sTru c k and Aulo WE AR E- p 1ck.l ng up a plano 10 Sl 395 Phone 696 1235 pond .4 5x .45 pole barn Ci ty Parts Rutland Oh io 24 7"N 0T RE5 PAs5 1N G your ar,a and would like waler n ic e garden spot 9 12 61 C HOU R WRECKER S ER some respons ible party to - former Jacob Baer prop er t y Phone 992 5007 or se e James VI CE Phone 74 2 6094 take over payments cart 2 BEDROOM E tcona trailer Hollon - In Nease Sett lemen t 9 10 26t c Cred1t Manager (6141 772 9 8 6fp pnced for qu1ck sale Phone 9 10 6t c 949 491 7 between 12 and 3 p m 5669 or wnte 260 East Matn da ll y Street Ch il licothe Oh 10 45601 SMALL house w1th corner lol .n o:EBLIN Reunton Sept IS at WE NEED 200 tons of Sheel A 7 tfc """' Rest Park on Rt 33 Ba sk el cast new or old alum !num 9 12 4tc Racme Phone 949 4904 or 949 - dtnner 1 p m Keep cans sepe~rate Ttle 5015 9 10 4tp Ro senberg Co Athens Oh 10 NEW Wh1skey barrel for sate 9 13 2tc ~ MOBILE home and lot In 0 E Bailey Sv ccess Road - - - - - ........_ ~ ,e-;~ -- ---- - ---- 8 15 tfc 10xSO P omeroy Pt'lone 992 56 23 ~ TO Z MART used furntture Reedsville Phone 667 6344 LOTS for ~~71 raii~ O r hOuse after4pm ... applian ces and m 1Sc Rt J3 J UN K autos 9 1 12tp All utilit 1es Phone 742 :lt<rl'i complete and 9 13 121c "' Hartford W Va -------------Rutland Ohio Price S2 500 de li vered to our yard We pick WHITE Bassett Early 7 26 ff.c 7 16 tfc up auto bod ies and buy all • Amer ican tw 1n bed w1th kmds of scrap metels and 2 BEDROOM mob1le home tn mattress and box spring L1ke FOR SALE by owner Sp&CIOUS 1ron R1der s Salvage St Rt town $4 500 Call 992 3975 or new Call 742 6352 aft er 4 30 12.:1 Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh 10 tWo s tory house 7 rooms 99:2 2571 pm Call 992 5.:168 largt;" utll1ty room , large bath • i2x65 3 BEDROOM mobile 9 13 ttc 9 10 6tc 96 26tp basement downsta.rs ca r .. home for rent or sa le situated peted 25 x 25 Shelter on .. on P/2 acre lot call 992 23J5 doub l e lot Syracuse Phone CANN ING tomatoes brtng 9 11 lfc CA~H pa1d for all makes and 992 5966 models of mobile hom es con tamers Phone 247 2852, Phone area code 614 423 9531 Andrew Cross Racine Oh 10 9 10 6tc GE N ERAL hauling Ph 446 4 13 tfc 9 8 6tp • 1294 or 992 7'i41 --. PUBLIC NOTICE 9 9 12tc SMALL HOUSE can be seen at ·- 81ds w1 ll be accepted until OLD FURNITURE oak tables 2.40 Condor St Pomeroy TWO 1974 Kawasaki 100 10 oon on Monda y September 16 clocks Ice boxes brass beds Phone 992 7126 speed 1968 Chevelle and a 18 1974 et the office of the Tuppers diShes desks or complete ft fiberglass boat Call 992 9 5 tfc Plams Chester Water Dtstnct households Write M D 7818 'Cflester, Ohio on the following Miller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o 1969 VAN 8 cy l 1nd er Phone 772 9 12 6tc BU SINE SS building ,.. (1 ) One 8 100 Watt Base 50x60 call 992 7760 5651 ce ment drtve , Rt 124 near ~'epeater Stat1 on slnglt> 5 13 tfc 9 16 tfc FO R LONGER wear keep Rutlend Phone 742 5052 f¥equen cy operation 8 21 ttc • ·(3 ) Three 40 watt Mobile --------- --- --- ~ car pets tlea n w1th Blue Rlldlos s1ngle frequen c y 1969 CHEVY Townsman Sti!ltlon Lus1re Rent eleclrtc wagon $1 195 good co ndition 9)2erat1on shampooer, S1 Baker Fur tnm or cu t trees and ..,. (ll One Remote Con1rol WILL Phone 992 7620 n 11ure Company shrubbery Also c lean out upu single frequen cy 5 24 ttc 9 13 3tc basements attics etc Phone ORerat1on 949 3221 or 742 .:1441 (1J One Antenna 9 6 26tc 1971 CHEVY PICkup 6 cylmder LOCUST pos ts and 172 acre Jot ; (1) One 100ft Tower 30 JO Winchester Phone 742 w1th automet1c transm1SS1on - 120' Transmiss ion line 3656 10 real good cond it1on Sl 595 ... Spec1f1cat10ns m rnor.e deta il 9 13 ltp Charles Bissell Long BQttom on file In the office of the Oh10 Phone 9.49 51 82 Ja,istr1ct Chester Oh10 for SO M EO NE to clean !eaves from load of ca nnmg 9 11 Jtp FRESH v; ewlng by mterested perso ns WEEKEND HIDEAWAY - 5 eaves on two story house peaches Red Del1ctous .. Right 1s reserved to re1ect ~------------Phone 992 26J9 Gol den Oellc1ous , Jonathan acres, one floor plan 2 bedroom 1967 FORO Gala1C1e 500 con any or all b1ds 9 13 2tp Apple kraut cabbage Nl) 1 home wtth full basement and vert1ble good condlt1on S500 ,...., <8J JO (9J 6 l3 Jtc and B s1ze potatoes other Also 1965 Chrysler New F ULL or parttlme manager fru 1ts and vege1ables M id well waler NEW LISTING < Yorker good cond1t1on S250 Helen s Beauty Shop Phone Only $6 500 00 way Market West Ma1n St Phone 742 6501 992 2890 Pomeroy 992 2582 NEW LISTING - N1 ce 7 room 9 11 3tc : Bids until 9 13 6tc 9 13 3tc home 1n Rutland w1th hard JIOOn on Monday September 16 1971 PONTIAC Catallne 4 dr wood and ptne floors bath and SPINET CONSOLE P IA N O ,.)974. at the office ot the Tuppers R ECORO players , For more Information call 2 .Piams Chester Water Dtstrlct Wanted ResponSible perty to refr1gerat ors set of c hma gas heat Stove and 992 3293 or see at 105 Un1on "Chester, Oh lo on the follow1ng purchase sp1net p1ano on low dishes gas heatmo stove refrigerator Ave Pomeroy Garage Large monthly payments Can be BTU portable sew1ng :'w~e~1 ~~> eone Ton Truck. 137" 9 11 ffc seen locally' Wr i te Seles mach1ne curtam s Larkms outbuildmg and barn Large 360 V 8 engine Manager P 0 Box 276 51 Rutland Oh1o Kat1e lot All this lor $12 000 00 69 FOR D L TO stat1on wagon PlatfOrm bed with stake sides Shelbyville Ind iana 46176 Carpenter LEVEL ~OT - 3 bedrooms pOwe r steering power 4 Speed Transm 1SS10n 9 13 21p 9 13 1tc dintng all carpeted N 1ce .kit brakes air conditioning tape Dual Wheel&, 9,000 GVW play e r $900 Phone 992 7378 , Knitted Heavy Duty Black EX PER IE N C E 0 m eatcutter Kenmore electnc range chen , bath utlllfy, livmg, and 9 13 Jtc NEW Vinyl Seat f~m dtar w•th all areas of with contmuous clean oven fruit room Askmg JUSt , 7JC 11 Western Mirrors meat merchand iSing Contact $150 Phone 985 3910 $12,500 DO 550 single leaf au~elllary Charles Jeffers at 592 1729 or 1972 PLYMOUTH 4 dr hardtop 9 13 4tc 'S~rlngs 4 leaf option TUPPERS PLAINS - A l<llle C & E Stores Inc 480 R1 c h automatiC power steer1ng ' Power brakes Option land Ave Athens Oh 1 0 45701 WALL telephOne rope bed place on Rt 7 with c1ty water 2 and brekes air coodtt1oner t.;. Power Steering Option 9 13 31C AM FM radtO Phone (304 ) plano bench 20 gauge ~drooms. bath, garage and Right ia reserved to reject 773 5161 shotgun tron teakettle near an acre of land Want only any or all bids 9 12 6tp wh1skey bottle John (8) 30 (9) 6, 13, 3tc COMPANION housekeeper for Houdashelt , M 1nersv1l l e S6 ,5DO DO lady full home pnv1leges Oh10 COUNTRY HOME 4 generous t1me off Close 1n 9 13 3tc bedrooms batb , large llv1ng good salary Write to Box NOTICE OF 729W c o The Dally Sent mel APPOINTMENT TRAILER space for rent on GAS floor furna c e and gas hot nice carport and garden A Pomeroy Ohio 45769 \ Case No 21301 Brownell Ave Middleport water tank Phone 949 4998 lovely place for only $16,500 00 9 11 6tc Eatate of Gregory Lodw•ck Call 992 2625 9 13 tfc liUSINESS liUILDING - Wllh Deceased 9 12 6tc LICENSED Reg Nurse 3 rooms up for an apartment Notice 1s hereby given that 1952 - 8N FORO term tractor , qualtf1cat 1on s salary ask Harry Lodw1ck of Chester Needs renovattng but will sell HOUSE on 1662 Lincoln Hill 14 m double bottom plow 2 Reply Box 631 Pomeroy TownShiP Ot~lo , has been duly phone 992 2587 row cu1t1vetor Dearborn nght Call for a look then we'll 9 13 3tc appointed Administrator of the 9 12 6tp mowing machine tra<:tor lust talk 58,000 DO E·state of Gregory Lodwtck , overhauled F•rst $1 800 takes dFceased late of Chester CAREER OPPORTUNITY for FURNISHED apt 3 rooms and all Phone 992 3611 or 992 7435 IN THE FUTURE AN IN Township Me igs County Oh 10 Men or Women - Nat1onw 1de bath Phone 992 2780 or 992 9 13 3tc VESTMENT NOW IN REA~ rCred•tors are required to f 1le 3432 lnsurence Offers t>ernings up PROPERTY WI~~ GIVE YOU their claims with satd ftduc1ary to S15 ,000 ( this 1S a sa•ary not 9 6 tfc 197.4 ZIG ZAG SEWING w1thin four months a draw l to sell complete In MACHINES left In layaway Dated this 9th day of Sep surance protection l1fe 2 BEDROOM apt furnished all ',q;, !·; All built m to buttonhole do tember 1974 health auto fire com electr~c washer, dryer m stret<:h sewing and fancy merc1al auto fmance and eluded Fully carpeted must ' I /, f '·'I ' stttching Pay lUSt S48 15 cash Menning D Webster mutual funds No prior ex see tQ apprec1ate S75 deposit or terms eva liable Trade lns Probage Judge penence ts necessary smce $150 per month 1 child ac I i.' ( accepted Phone 992 2653 ' ' I ! .. I I ' • of seid County we have one of the most ce pted For appt phone 992 9 11 ttc (9) 13 20 27 Jtc co mplete tra1ning programs 7889 ,-,\',!I ( ,, I I 10 the Industry If you are 91ltfc VACUUM Cleaners Brand new 1n terested m a career op tank type models wtth 5 portun 1ty In a rewerd tng ;ICE 3- room apt - and bath attachments Only S24 40 cash bus1ness call Stanley ~-------------or terms evatlable New all electric '" Pomeroy Ferguson at 614 446 -4707 Tabletop range, wall oven Upright models S29 90 cash or Collect Mondey thru Friday 1 n1cest apt around Phone terms available Trade ms 8 a m to .4 30 p m An Equal Gall1pot1s 446 7699 or I I accepted Phone 992 2653 Opportun tty Employer evenings 446 9539 9 11 tfc I I 9 11 3tC 8 23 tfc ~ou WALNUT stereo rad io com -- - --- -~---- binatlon 8 track type am fm SOMEONE w1th knowledge Of 2 BEDROOM Mobile Home m the Racine Area j Phone 992 rad10 4 speaker sound auto parts and hardware 5858 system Balance S112 35 or lielpful Apply In person at I I 8 29 tfc easy terms Call 992 3965 Moore s m Porn eroy Oh 10 I I 9111fc 9 5 tfc I 1 5 ROOM house w 1th bath 2 POMEROY - Walk to shop I I cOoKand kitchen plus waitress m lies from Pomeroy edults SWEET corn, 40c dozen pull your own Phone Albert Hill 5 rooms, 2 or 3 B R , Jlh: only Write In care of Box help wanted apply In person Phone 949 2261 729E The Dally Sentinel baths , part basement, Crows Steak House 9 11 6tc Pomeroy Oh io 45769 9 10 lOtc porches can be financed 9 8 6tc BUNDY Selmer Flute W1fh with low down payment to NICE 6 ro~house at carry i ng c ase and mus ic rlghl party $9,500 00 3 AND ~ ROOM furnl!hed and reasonable rent We are m stand, excellent cond1t10n terested m someone who will unfurnished apartment! MIDDLEPORT - Tile 2 Also Reo 8 mm Mov1e Phone 992 5434 he lp sell monuments on our story butld1ng, business GROCERY'--STORE with Ca mera and projec tor w1th fine memor ial lot Th1S Is a .; 12 tfc accessories reasonable living quarters, also stock room and lovely 3 B R good opportunity for the r ig ht Phone 992 5561 nice Income property apartment, w 1th dining R , per so n Logen Monument PRI VATE meeting room for 9 11 3t c Company In c Leo L any organization phone 992 H W floors with carpeting, 3975 VaugMn Phone 992 2588 1S MILES FROM H W heal, good location 10 WEEK old baby PIQS Phone 8 23 tfc 3 11 ttc POMEROY- 3 bedroom 9.49 4490 $26,500 00 ..__ 9 11 6tc ranch style, full basement, TWO 4 ~;-m-and bafh apt"; In POMEROY - Close to modern kitchen, hardwood Middleport For Information shopping 3 B R , dining R , call 992 2550 or 742 6551 floors. garage, on 4 acres bath new forced a i r oas 7 3 tfc furnace porch, good con 12 MILES ON RT 33-2 TRAILER Brown 's Trailer dttlon. can be financed bedrooms furn•shed home, Court Pomeroy Phone 992 $10,500 00 332.( priced reasonable MIDDLEPORT - 1 story 1 18 tfc Wanted To Buy ROGER HYSEll'S Killer will die in electric chair By WILLIAM COITERELL ATLANTA (UP!) - A supenor court jury sentenced Marcus Wayne Chenault to death by electrocution Thw-sday for kill· mg Mrs Marton Luther Kong Sr and a chw-ch deacon Chenault, 23, a former Ohso State Umversoty student, clownIShly acted oul hos own execuhon as hss court-appomted attorney, Randy Bacote, argued agamst the death penalty The jw-y took about three hours to fond Chenault gmlty on two coun Is of mw-der, one of aggravated assault and two of carrYJ,ng concealed weapons, and to sentence hom to death Hos parents, Mr and 1\.lrs Marcus Wayne Chenault Sr , Dayton, Ohio, wept sllenUy as the sentence was read m the crowded courtroom Their son bowed from the waost on hill chair to the jury Chenault then stood before Fulton County Superoor Court UP FOR SOME COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio Slate Umversoty's Center for Busoness and Economic Research saod today Ohto's personal Income rate at S58 8 b1lioon In July was 9 per cent hogher than a year earlier July payrolls for production workers and other pon• supervosory employes rose 4 per cent, the constructson ond~stry 7 per cent, and all manufacturing induslrles 1 per cent • -·. Judge Luther Alverson and smsled as he was sentenced to , doe Nov 8 on the slate llrison at Reodsvolle The death sentence will be appealed automaticaUy. 'lbere ~ • have been no executions sn Georgta tn about seven years \ : Bacote recalled for the jw-y : how Mrs King and ber son, the ' : late covil rights leader Dr • Martin Luther King Jr , both ' died violent deaths •, ~~If they were here," Bacote ~ satd, 11 They'd say 'You will not 1 : kill anyone m my name '" Chenault clutched the anns of • ' his chaor, stuck out hiS tongue , •, and convulsed as lhough he ; were besng electroculed during ', \ Bacote's argument Seconds , , laler, he snuled, flashed a V- • 1 for-victory sign and sat up. • Dlslrict Attorney uwis Sla• • ,' ton then called for his ; ' execution, saying, "This society cannot afford this defendant ' Send him lo prison for what • happened., and he'd find • weapon. Ladles and gentlemen, he has tasted blood lfld he'll kill again " Chenault received 1 Ill-year sentence for asaaull allji 12 months each on the ll>tapona charges for the atllck at Ebenezer Baptist Ouch dar- : log 8 Sunday tnOrnlnc ..me. I : June 30 whlch ldhcl Mn. IC1nl lfld deacon Edwll'd lloyldn. Ilia allorntya, wbo llflllllllld he fired the lhot. IIIII Wild Mrs Kinl and Boyldn, claimed he waalnune at liM llml!, I . �8- ~ DaUy Sentinel, Mlddlepori·PMleroy,O, :Sentinel Classifieds Get R esultsl • .. Sale 2 Familres NOTICE , mat erruty Clothes child r en s and ad ult clo t h,ng , some a ntl qves mtsc Long St • R utland Frrda y a n d Satur : · day 10 trll 6 p m • • 9 11 3tc tit - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ..,_ POR CH Sa le Sep t 11 12 13and 1<4 Foll ow srgns fr om Ma in Rd , Meson Ci t y t a m to 7 p m CIO th rn g , b ab y Items li nens depressi on ~nd car ! n HI &I g ta u ap pliances furn itur e avons numerous ... collector s r tems or shrne Mrn r b rke ra in • 9 1, Jtp =·pIANQ""'f~:;;;-; n d- ;:-;;.,-; rng Fot Sale Employment Wanted Nottee YARD r Friday, SepC 13, 1974 Our yard and Offtce woll be closed Tuesday, 17 September, Wed· nesday, 18 September and Thursday 26 September THE ROSENBERG RECYCLING CO. 79 Depot Street _J_ · --~ 1____A_t_h_e_n_s_._O C ARE for dtlfd ren from tiny to l s uo to sc hool aoe In m v home tor worl( lng mo thers. reliable s• ll er w1th ref erence C •" 992 ,5171 Cll l her•ne Ruuell any time 9 II (lt C DAY N U R SE R Y l to6p m an y age Reliable peop le w ith mechcal tr a in ing , w lrt al so oa;t)ys.lt at n•g h 1 Call 992 1A1.4 bttore S aod H2 1902 ott er 4 pm 9 3 1'2 tc ·Mobtle Homes For Sale Shuler's. Market w Matn Pomeroy Lots of Fresh F01 Sale ' Business Services LOCAL N tghl Club do•nu 1tronv 6 t 19ure bul l ne-ss Pr ic ett r.9ht Smelt dow n payment 1 c ~m hniln Ce bal•nce Easy 1ea1e of re•l e1i l t l t available Phone 99'2 99 72 tar det ells 8 11 ltc EXCE~SIOR REDEOORAnNG? Salt Worlc.1. E M a i n St Pomero y All k ind s ot salt w • t er pelle ts. w et er nuQgels b4o<:k salt a n d own Ohio R lver Salt Phone 992 3891 6 5 lt c FRUITS & VEGETABLES K&H ROOFING &OOf <nslalled bf All Weother All that SOLID VINYL SIDING Arrov1ng Daoly Our a om os to please our customers • ts tttlmafe needed for Is • Plt'ast Phone Produ ced tr qrn a $pecl el vi ny l compoun d ma de by B.: F Goodr ic h end M onsan IO .5 t i mes th ic k er lhllln me ta l siding W ill no t den t ch ip , ru st or cra c k, p ee l, rot chalk- .1 frH phone- call k i no ? others We ' ll g ive you profess lonJI r oof for te ss C. II m 21:16 For 337 N. 2, Middleport 992-2550 992 -9949 - ---------------- -------------- -------------- • --------------- - :Fl!l' Rent or Sale -------------Wanted To Do -· • -------- - - - - -- --------- ----- I See or Call · Bob or Roger Jeifers · Day 992-7089 Noght 992-3525 or 992-5212 . br1ng I EXCAVATING, dozer loader and backhoe work sep11c tanks Installed dump tru cks and to boys for h1re will haul f 1ll d1rt top soli limestone & gravel Call Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n•Qht phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 tfc SEWING MACHINES Repairserv ice, all makes 99.2 2284 The Fabnc Shop Pomeroy Author i zed Singer Salt's and Service We sharpen Scissors 3 29 tfc DOZER work , land clearmg by the acre hourly or contract farm ponds roads, etc Large dozer and operator with over 20 years exper ience Pullms Excavatmg Pomeroy Ohio Phone 992 2.:178 l219tfc ' O ' DELL Allnement located behind Rutland Grade Sc hool complt>te front end service , brakes and tuneups wheels bel anced electron ic ally Open 8 to 8 dally Call 742 3232 on Sunday fOr appt 1 16 tfc • -READY -------------MIX CONCRETE ' delivered rtght to your project Fast end easy Free estimates Phone 992 3284 Goeoleln Ready M 1x Co , Middleport Oh io I ---------- ---- Real Estate Fot Sale - --------- -- --- -------------- - -- ---------CARRIERS --------------- WANTED IN POMEROY - - ----- -----==-Lincoln Hill and West Main St bedrooms. modern kitchen, attached garage, cement block utlllly building LOVELY OLDER HOME-5 bedrooms , formal dining room, modern k1tchen . disposal, dishwasher, copper plumbing, new wiring , fenced In back yard 2 ALL ELECTRIC new )1om~. 3 bedrooms, car petod, priced nght ~I E DAILYSENTINEL Phone 992-2156 _,,__"--t--'-~~...., - house, TP Chester wet..-, lot• of polenllal STROUT REALTY 307 Spring Avenue Pomeroy 992-2298 CONTACT• Lola Puley, lirancftManator { porches gas heat level lot S8.SDO DO couNTRY Mobile HOm; Park,~ IH 33 S.vr UO ten miles north of '~:n~~;r: p;t~~~~ ~::l!w:r!~~ runners end off strut perking Also spaces ~or small trailers Phone 992 7479 7 21 tfc ----------For Sale -------------- 98 6tp SliREO 92.1 WMPO.fM frame 3 B R , dining R , both, utility R , some car pellng , llle &. paneling, FURNISHED apartment , adults only In Middleport Phone 992 3874 5 12 tfc ONE used E flat saxophone and case SIOO Cell 99l 2428 after 5 p m eny day ACRES, some limber, 8 room _________ ____ ".PPLES, Fitzpatrick Orchard, State Route 6tt , phont Wilkesville 64o9 3715 9 10 6tc; ~- - ----------~OSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS (The Min~ 011 Bos• ~ Cosmetics) BROWN 'S 9925113 Phont -------------- 8 20 tfc ,. On Thlr Pair POMEROY LAND~\AIIKI Jack W ClrSty, Phont uz 2:111 -------------2495 POTATOE S ror sale Phone 843 WE HAVE 3 FARMS - 27 acres 60 acres 205 acres BUY NOW SAVE YOURSELF ~OTS OF MONEY ASSOCIATES HI!NRY E CLELAND Jr. KATHY CLELAND LEONA CLELAND 992 2l59or99l2568 wHIT"E- .:;gho;;;;,-- 7Sc- BllSiness SeiVices OICh Freeland Norris, Racine SePTi"'Cr AN ~ cteened Oh iO Phone 949 386t Mod•rn sanitation, 991 395.4 or 9 12 src H2 7349 - - -- -- - - - - - - -- 10·23•1fC SIEGLER fuel olt stove and - - - - - - - - - - - - - tank , Clyda B i ng above DOZER or b i'C khoe work Bradbury Schoolhouse Phone Phone .. ,.6 3981 or 446 3.. 59 Hatchba ck Coupe 4 cyl mileage Auto trans Water, Etedrlc, Gas, Sewer Lines , lnstolled auto t ran s l1 k e new appearan ...e Low !Ik e new fln 1sh A bea ut 1t ut car and g ood buy Work gu1nnteed Doter, Backhoe, Trucks Limestone & Fill Dirt Commerctal Residential Construction & Remodel 1971 Ford 6 cyl. Maverick ...•.......•.12095 Grabber 2 dr , auto 1rans Beautif u l w h it e wtfh bl ack and r ed trim One of the nicest 71 s an y where . 1971 P~mouth Satellite ................11895 8-K EXCAVAnNG COMPANY Sebrmg 2 dr hardtop 318 engme au to tran s power steermg 777 Purl Street lo w mt leage 1972 Chev. Nova 6 cyl.................. 2195 1 Middleport, Ohio Phone H2: 5J67 or 992:-3861 4 Dr Sedan low mileage extra 111ce BOWERS REPAIR 1969 Pontiac Grand Prix .............. ~1495 All Small Appliances Lawn Mowers 1969 Olds 98 4 Dr. Hard Top ........!ll95 2 Dr hardtop, auto trans , power steenng & brak es metallte green ftn 1sh Sharp Air cond1t1oned Fully equtpped Ntce for model See Fred Blaettnar, Nextto Highway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route 3 Darrell Dodrill or Danny Thompson ALL-WEATHER 000""<> ..... , ..... II'QUIINO -- 1 992.2sso I b1 H 2MI AY MIODL~ 0 II so, Call us Now for a Free Estomate. 5 12 tfc SEP"TIC TANK S SEWAGE CLEANED MILLER STEWART 3035 dryers $35.00, gu many styles of elec. ranaes from $30 00 NEW furniture pc Sutfes from S199, 1n velvet, Hurcuton or qvahty 2 AROBIC SYSTEMS REPAIRED SANITATION OHIO PH 662 1s somethmg for - bedroom dressers, dmettes, ch1na cabtneb more Seemg 1s belie••ina, so come on out and see 10 4 ffc The new furmture store, across the street from Bargain Center, has 5 new hvmg room su1tes tn stock They have been here too long We cut the prtcel Some have been reduced as much 5250 Only 5 at discount F 1NISA- Carpentry- pa,ntlng, f tnterior and extenor carpet mstallat 1on economy and e1<cellence Phone 742 5081 9 5 tfc CONCR ET E wor J<'""b"y hour or est1mate Call 949 3832 9 11 6tc Big Capae'lty Maytag Automatics 2' ) speed oreratlon ,QhoJce o waur !temps Auto water / level control Lint Filter or Power FJn 1 Agitator .. Perm a-Press Maytag H.alo of He11 Dryers Surround clothes 1With gentle. even heat No hot spots , Ino overdrylng Fine Me- Lint Filter We Specialize In new ~ 5175 95 ea $29 95 & $49 95 Maylag I/ Portable Washer Prtced Right' 11- N1ghl Stands 1- Desk now only S39 95 ROOM DIVIDER Was ThIS !C ft!fj 95 Week Only ·u::J $99 RUTLAND FURNITURE . Several Chests & Dressers 52:0 00 and up 7~28__ ______ !_2_5..'_fC j.~~· _''..,~,2.,.:4_2-,J~J--,=.=-.==------------:=,...::,,..-L One & Room ~utlanct Two • Sq Yd and I.!P Price Includes Installation and free padding Talk to Wendell Grate , consultant - We have carpet hundr8ds of ~arpet values Your job can be completed In 1 to 2 weeks No long walling period SPEC: IALl Candy Stripe carpet with rubber bock' Reg u 99 oq. yd. Nice for bedrooma, kitchens, •tc. dens, . RUnAND FURNITURE Gas Range Gold PUBLIC AUCTION Piece Ltvmg 520 00 and up Suttes CARPniNG_ $19 95 up SPANISH OAK MAYTAG Arnold Grate - $7 9-5- 1971 VW Kharman Ghia .............s2195 Speed 72 Olds Toronado Cpe., V·roof, pttw . an •••••13695 72 Chev. Imp Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S .•. -..... 12495 1971 72 Ford Cus. 500 4 dr. Sed., pow. alt .....11495 12 Pont~ac Cat. HT Cpe., power, a1r ........ '2895 1970H Ford LTD......................... !l695 T 71 ?mlo l door, auto............. : ••• '1195 71 Ford Gal. 500 4 dr., V-roof, a1r ..........11995 71 Volkswagen 411 4 Door, auto........... 12195 71 Pont. Tempest, HT Cpe., V-8, auto., P.S '2095 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air ........... 11895 70 Ford Gal. 500 2 Or_, V8, 3 speed •••••• 11295 Fotd & Ri!fnge-rator $449 95 Elec Self Clean Range and Refrigerator, copper S399 95 SUNDAY SALE-PENNSVIUE, OHIO 1- Sel SUNDAY, SEPT. 15 at 9:59A.M. SHARP IBE ON TIME) Bun~ Beds Proced to Sell several twm & full s1ze Beds S29 95 and up On Sl Rt 377 out ot McConnels•llle & MaHa towards Chesterhill & Athens In Pennsville, Ohio on Main Stnoot St Rl 377. J-K1Ic~en Cabonefs$2t 95 up Having retired & moving to Florlde will sell compl&te contents of our lo4 room home consisting of antique fur nlture, china, glassware. pottery, primitives, tools, and GAs & Oil Heaters for the Winter extra Several Breakfast Sets 520 up good modern furnlluro Everything very ciNn &. 11!1)(penslve ,_.ny of these items have- been colleded over tho y<~aro by tho Ehglemans throughout the country This <!-Bedroom Suotes salt must s1art on time as It should have been a 2 day aale Something for everyone Clip this ad for time & directions Lunch on premlus Posifive 10 Check the quality and prices our store. ..••• -"~~~-------.!.~ ••c -----~-------'.! tic )...7_4_2-42_'_'____R_ut_ l•_n_d_,_o_.J . ·--------------~-....- - - - - • • r $100 up •• the Rutland Bargain Center with rJII the used furniture de11ers In the area Wt're sure you'll return to Termo-C..ft O.v of S.lo Not Rosponolblelot accidents. Ownars-Mr. lndMro Cllarlos !Chick I Engillman Auctlonoors-1111 J1nt1 and Ottlt Opperman, Phone "i· 077or557-3411 temporary 55 mph maxrmum speed lumt was Imposed to save gasohne, the Senate voted, 85-0, Wednesday to make the hmot permanent The temporary nat10nw1de speed lumt, unposed Jan 2, had been scheduled to exptre next June 30 The limot os enforced on states by threat of Withdrawal of federal hoghway aod The Senate Public Works Commottee, which wrote the measw-e. saod the 55 mph hm1ts "have produced the smgle most effective Improvement m highway safety m recent years ' It also cited a Gallup Poll showong 72 per cent of persons mtervtewed favor the lower limot An amendment by Sen Robert Dole, R-Kan , which would have given states the optoon to unpose 60 m p h hmsts, was defeated, 63-22 ti d vw ................................!2195 Factory a~r A Dr tape player a tr 6 c yl auto 70 CHEV. MONTE CARL0........... !1295 2 Dr H T 71 PINTO 4 CYL 4 SP............. ~1195 6 c yl , stand 1968 Buick Skylark ....................1895 4 Doo r ON ANY OF THESE FINE BUYS See Ceward Calvert, Smilin' Art Dr Btll Nelson AND FOR A GREAT BUY ON A NEW BUICK, PONTIAC, OPEL OR GMC TRUCK, lfS: 66 Pont1ac Cat. 4 Dr., V8, auto, P_s ......... '595 ' 66 Chrysler 2 Dr., V-8, auto..................1495 65 Mustang 6 cyl. 3 speed .................. 1595 (2) 65 Chev. 4 Doors, your th01te .......... .t395 992-2174 67 CADIUAC DeVILlE 4 DR.........~95 70 OLDS. TORONAD0: ...............~1695 Th1s car Is loaded 73 CAMARO 6 CYL ................. ~95 Stand , P s 67 PONTIAC 4 DR. WAGON......... !495 63 RAMBL£R 4 DR. WAGON...... ..S295 AlliS CHALMBERS TRACTOR.......!450 Runs good :J;- SMITH NEtSON MOTORS INC. 500 E_ MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0. • '100 -SPECIALS • 66 AMBASSADOR 2 DR. H.T. V-8, STAND. 65 FORD 4 DR., 6 CYL, AUTO. 65 COMET, 2 DR. SELf OONTAINED CAMPER._,s...~!.E• ~!·~~-~ For hea vy duty 1/:it ton or 34 ton Plckvp Truck end ol the lme They want theor Kennedy was here to speak choldren to be safe and secure at a fund-raosmg dinner for and to receive a quality Rep Thomas A Luken, D· educatiOn " Ohio, who lS runnlilg for reThree black students were electiOn m November against IDJtu-ed when thetr bus was Republican Willis D Gradlson stoned by demonstrators, and a Luken defeated Gradlson In a whote boycotl of two coty high spec1al election sox months schools was nearly 100 per cent ago He rode an anti-Nixon, effectove ants-Watergate campaign usttU, contended Kennedy theme to victory m a dlstroct at a news conference here that had tradltlo!lallY been Thw-sday rught, "I thonk thmgs Republocan went really qwte well " However, Luken says he " I'm bopeful thai as the believes his re-election bod will weeks progress we Will proVIde be more difficult now that for the quality educatoon for all Noxon has resigned children I'm confident we'll Kennedy fsgured that get through thos penod and " Watergate would have Boston will be a model coty " prevailed as the boggest ISSUe Asked about hos pressdentsal on November had Nsxon not ambotions, Kennedy sasd he restgned ' would not make a statement on "Now, hopefully, the elec· hos plans until " 1975 or perhaps toons Will be debated and at the end of thiS year " dectde on the Issues," Kennedy Rather than anticopating 1976 saod "Inflation ss the ftrst prestdenttal posstbllthes, ossue of the country, and ot can Kennedy smd, attention m- be contaoned, but It Will take stead should be focused on this strong executive actton to do November's electsons It " Good Selection Cheaper Cars See Ray Roggs or Roger Roebel RIGGS USED CARS 985.4100 Located on St. Rt. 7 <::hester, 0. 2 SIGNS Of QUAliTY Pomeroy Moter Co ll 1 1 1971 DODGE DART st995 Swinger HT Cpe med green fin1sh with blk vinyl roof green vmyl mtenor tnm, V engrne, automatic trans : Sport St wheel full wh cover Like new w w tires radio real n1ce ' ' a 1969 FORD TORINO CPE $895 local car, bucket seat vinyl 1nterior, 4 speed trilns , 351 V 8 rad1o good fires Real nice 1973 CKIO PICKUP $3495 4 Wheel Drive lock mg frt hubs, V 8 engine, .4 speed trans power steenng & br " kes, radio, chr frt & rear bumpers Meigs County Bicentennial Pleasanl Valley Hospital Dsscharges - Mrs Joseph Bosyon, Lelart; Donna Neece, Middleport, Charles Jeffers, Southssde, Chrostopher Berkeley, Point Pleasanl, J oseph Eilts, Cottageville, Mrs Roger Hughert, point Pleasant; Mrs James Allen, Galhpolis Ferry , Dansel Heslep, Point Pleasant, RObert Errett, Poont Pleasant , Everett Null, Robertsbw-g ' ' ' ' OPEN EVES. 8:00P.M POMEROY. OHIO NEWS Holzer Medical Ce~ter (Discharged, S~pt. 12) James Allie, Steven Am· burgey, Inez Betz, Vernoe Blake, Hattoe Blanton, Margaret Brochard , Peggy Clonch, Melame Daoley, Nancy Dillon, Vanna Dsllon, Annelte Durst, PatrocJa Evans, Clovis Graham , linda Gregory, Cory Hash, Wolma Houck, V~etor Jackson, Mrs Ronald Janey and son. Eugene Knapp, Kathenne Lares, Angel Lutkart, Bonme Mathews, Diane Matthews, Helen McFall , Ralph McCoy, Juanita Ohver, Yvonne Pearson, Margaret Roggs, Mary Roush, Betty Sheward, Wonnle Shotts, Florence Sloan, Om a Simson, Mrs Charles Taylor and daughter, Jennifer Wamsley, Malcolm Ward, Jessie Whote, Verlon Whitehead, Lena Wood, Tara Woods, Mrs Gregory Wnght and son, Paul Yoder, Jr , Velma Young (Births I Mr and Mrs Robert Shaon, a daughter, Racme, Mr and Mrs Rex Johnson, a son, Gallipolis, Mr and Mrs Chester Stewart. a son, Jackson > ' POMEROY MOTOR CO. HOSPITAL In another action, without the force of law, the Senate voted 64-21 agamst the mterlock system m cars, which requires that sea tbelts be fastened before the car wsU start The package of changes m the Federal Aod to Hoghways Act also would allow heavter trucks on interslate highways mcreasmg the maximum gross weoght from 73,280 pounds to 80,000 pounds A move to stroke that mcrease was defeated on a 59·24 vote The Amerocan Automobile Association unmedoately denounced that portoon of the boll JERRY Spencer, Parkersburg, and his wife, Danelle, will offer gymnastic leSIOflS tillS,.,.. as a blatant disregard of at Roo Grande College Classes will slart In Lyne Cenleron Saturday, Oct 5, atJO 30 am hazardous safety condotwns the trucks cause The vote on the mterlock systems came on an amendment by Sen James Buckley, R·N Y , to proh1b1t the governThe lndoan never found auy money (Contmued from page 4 ment from reqmnng the 10• THE BREAmiNG OF A CAVE terlock system, buzzers that the many places where ot was converted onto There ts an unusual breathmg of a cave on md1cate the belts aren't fas- catmoos and other war uses my farm - If one can can 1t a cave tened or any "passove re- A MASSACRE IN SCIPIO TWP , MEIGS CO • There 1s an oulcroppong of sandstone rock slraont" system other than the Shortly after the end of Woold War II, I was at the foot of a h1llsode, and the second holl, for belts That would ellmonate talking woth Ernesl Warner, owner of a large there 1s another much hogher hsll somewhat atrbags farm near HarrisonvLile, the farm now farther back, has an elevation of 950 feet above Buckley withdrew his beiongong to hos son, Jack, of Jackson sea level amendment after passage He saod that years ago an old Indian came At an elevation of around 700 feet above sea when it was noted that a to tha t locality, around tile foot of lhe long lull level, there is an operung under a rock that os similar bill was bemg con· road that led toward Harnsonville The Indian the mouth of a groundhog burrow at present s1dered on a House-Senate said he was iookmg fm the scene of a surpnse In warm, and warmest, weather, there 1s a conferenc-e attack of a force of lndoans on a party of wholes very strong current of very cold aor Issuing Buckley saod !be vote would ln which the !alter were massacred from the mouth of the burrow It would be an The old Indian saod the money Ia ken from serve as Instruction to the 1deal place to camp of ot were not for the - Senate conferees to approve a thewhotes had been buroed near the scene of the groundhog odor that permeales the cw-rent of ban on such reqUirements, but flghl winch was near where fiVe small brooks Sen Ted Stevens, R-Alaska, were united as one Tlus spot was on the farm I lhonk there must be a cave of large said that as one of the con- lhul was owned by Mart Chase al the time of proporhon beyond the burrow, maybe not great fer ces, he would not accept the · World War I, later by Harry Jackson l do not In he1ght, bul certmnly on length and breadlh vot(l as an lnstruction kn ow who owns 1l now 1 have long wished thai I could kno\\ I '• 70 PONTIAC 4 DR. SEDAN ....... ..'lla~i• Locall y ow ned 70 MAVERICK 2 DR...................SS95 2 Dr 69 Ford LTD Wagon, V-8 auto., P.S .. ........~995 69 Pontiac Bonn., 2 Dr. HJ., v-roof, an ..... 1895 68 Pontiac Bonneville HJ. Sedan, power, atr 1795 68 Chev. Mal. Wagon, V-8 auto., P.S........11195 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, power, air ••••••• 11295 67 Cadillac H.T. Sedan, lull power, a1r ....... '995 67 Olds Cutlass 4 Door, V-8, auto............SS95 home state, as a federal desegregatiOn order reqmrmg busmg for more than 18,000 of the ctty's 94,000 students went onto effect "There are legthm.ate con· cerns of parents for tbetr chlldren, ll satd Kennedy, 11 not so much about gettmg on a bus but for whal IS al the other F A , P S , P B , v1ny t roof 1969 Pontiac lemans .............. ..Sll95 69 Chev. Mal. 4 Dr., V-8 auto., P.S. .. ••.• .'1195 CINCINNATI (UP!) - Parents m Boston who kept their children out of school Thursday "should not be accused of bigotry,n says Sen Edward M Kennedy, D-Mass , There was wodespread absenteeism and classroom boycotts Thursday m Boston, the largest City m Kennedy's 69 BUICK LeSABRE.. ..................'895 72 HORNET 2 DR...................}1495 6 c yl , auto 69 Pontiac Cat. 4 Dr., 2 tone, fact. a1r •••••• '995 69 Ford LTD HT. Cpe., V roof, a1r ......... _.'1195 Kennedy cites parents' concern ' 1969 Ford "CountlJ Sedan:•........ !1095 2-Maple Coffee Tables Red Clrpel Service ---- 501 NYLON Chma Door ~ AUTOMOBILE Insura nce been cancelled? Lost your operators license Call 992 - By HOWARD FlEWS WASHINGTON (UP!) - If you haven't done sl yet, you'd better slart gettong used to drovmg only 55 miles per howSpurred by statsstJcs showmg a _declme of nearly 6,000 traffoc fatalities smce the $49 95 In USED lvrnoture delivered Monday through Saturday and evenings Phone •46 1142 .....- pita nces at the 1~1~~~~ prtces m the area I· ' out our selection refrtgeratars from $25.00 auto washers S45 00 - 74 PINTO 4 CYL AlJIO..........}2495 72 FORD GAlAXIE 500 4 DR. .... !1995 12 Chevelle Mal. HT Cpe., v-roof, a1r, stereo 12995 "You' ll L1ke Our Quality Way of Doong Busoness" 992 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenongs Uni1I6:00-To IS p m Sat here to stay used ~ I 55 mph speed -·· - - ---- CONCRETE ---CREMEANS Now $4.99 Sq. Yd. 9 12 12tc 1972 Chevrolet Vega .....•.••.. --........11995 VINYL SIDING PH. 992-7U4 or 992·7129 bed with topper HT Karr & Van Zandt FOR FREE estimates on elum l num replacement windows , Siding, storm doors end windows , Ra ili ng Phone Charles Lisle , Syracuse Ohio Carl Jacob Seles Representat 1ve v v Johnson Md Son Inc 4 30 tfc -------------- STYLE - 2 Home Buolding & Addotions, Alumonum & Vmyl Stdmg, Floor Sandong & Fonishing. Complete Service Phone949 3821or949 3161 Racine, Ohio Cr 1tt Bradford shopping sprees RANCH Chester, Ohio 985-4102 6 30 tfc ----1-~:;;;;iiii~~::J!jT ---------c BRAOFORO Auctioneer 1 extra cash for Torino Coupe A 1r cond l h onmg pOwer steenng power brakes Extra sharp - -------------- I Decoratl"' •NI Does your home requore any of lhese servoces? . HOU SE IN SU LATING, blowen for better results cuts fuel bills down Free est1mates Call 742 .4428 9 12 12tp ------------ -- I ' ~tolled For Rent Classified Ads and work and septic tanks tn~. 1 . BISSELl BROTHERS OONST. 00. Powerr1 , Lones All work done bV the foot or contract Also dozer; I: 1Water 1Ltnes P~~L~~ ~~J~~t~d " ALL WEATHER HARDWARE 337 North Second Ave Mtddleport, Ohto 992 2550 • OtiCHING SERVlCE Help Wanted •,, On Sale Now qualtty D evoe 8nght Wtute LJtu House Pa i nt In 2 gallon c~ns Onty S6 49 per ~JafiOn Brand name Roof Pamt 10 pet off wh1le they last T~ke advantage of these 9rut buys while they are st•ll •n stock "'----~-'---'-----:. "' 11 1· Employment Wanted ,. • GRE';AT PAINT VALUES AT ALL WEATHER HARD WARE PHONE 992-5476 --------------- 1972 Ford Gran Sport ...................12795 1971 Volkswagen 4 Dr. Sedan ........12495 ALSO SHAMPOO CARPETS AND CLEAN UPHOLSTERY -------------- .. e INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR -------------- Auto Sales • Brake Work General Overhaul e Tune Up--SS oo up • CarbUretor Adjustment HOME DEOORATING ~ Interior, IJI:Ntrlorj RemGdellnt From a shelf to a house Patntlng , stding, roofing, paper hanging , kitchen cab1nets, etc --------:;.- ------ .--------------- EXPERIE NCED MECHANIC ON DUTY I lOAM loS PM PHONE 949 3832 or 843 2667 All Types of BUILDING and REMODELING ------------- Pomeroy , 0 190 Mulbe-rry •••••• 302 V 8 aut o , P S , long w i de H T , F A , P 5, P B , 41 1000 mil 73 Dodge Pol. 4 Dr. HT., v-roof, air......... 13495 Supplies are hmoted - sales are great • 1975's are llere. Now os the lome to buy a 75 or 74 . 9 Pass AM& FMrad,o P S p 8 .cur 73 FORD CUSTOM F100 ............'2.695" 1972 Olds Delta 88 ............... ..S2995 Or H T iHr 1 Of all '74s and Used Cars BOB'S ~LAND D&D OONTRUCTION --------------------------73 BUick Elec. H.T. Sed., power, a1r, sharp 4895 "CLEARANCE" - Estimates of Any Tv..- Known & Reliable Seroice Real Estate For Siile $AVE • Open Mon. S.t. BAM 6 P.M l!l! 1973 VW "Formula Vee'.'............ ~2495 1972 Chevy Kini!SWood Estate s3195 USED CARS Ph. 992·5482 or 992-7121 All Mechanical Work onv All.WEATHER ------------- -~- t he On St•t• Rl 124. 'II mit from Route 7 by pass loward1 Roofing Co ---------------- -------------- - Fora Used Car- You Can Count On• GARAGE Don ' t forgef fhe root of your hom e Have a beautiful new Rvt~nd 1967 1 BEDROOM PM C C e ll Lan e Dan1ets 259 .... M obt l e Hom e , wa1h er end A FEW new ban d Instr uments .,. Broadwa y Middleport 992 AUCTIO N ever y Th ursd ay 7 d ryer furni sh e-d or un FREE HOME ESTIMATES Contac t Renee Ston e 991 7567 208 2 f u rn is h e d G ood c o n d i ti on p m Horton St tn Mason 4 t f c 9 9 13 11tp P hon e Jo h n Dam e wood SUPERIOR Cons•onmen ts welcome f rom R eed sv lite Ot'ilo Phone 985 VINVl PRODUCTS •• NO HUNT I N G or tresp assing on 11 a m to 5 J.' m or call 773 1970 18 F T SC OTTIE Camp er 4278 5471 s leep s 6 Good cond l t 1on 9 8 6t p ,.. our tarm s at Nease Set CaU Collect 1 592 5S44 8 21 tf c Phone 992 7126 ""' tlement Ch arles Yos t -- ---....--~------Athens, Ohto 8 27 tt c 1970 V AL I ANT 65x 12 , 3 bedroom :: 9126tp I OIO N T- K NOW THA T• M GM f ull y c arpeted LP ge s heat ..... ~ ------------ F ~ e ll Mark et Soe ci a l:s SS 11 F'REE to good hom es 6 or ange Phon e 992 7751 G~OCERY business for sale . •ns ld e SJ ou tsi d e Spr in g 8 25 ttc - stnpe lutf ens Call 99 2 5980 Build ing tor Ule or lease Ave Pom ero y O h 10 75 ACRE farm 6 room house : 9 \2J t p Phone 77 3 5618 from 8 30 p m Co l lec tor s d ealers et c 1972 3 BEDROOM W i ndso r barn olh e r outbuilding s to 10 p m tor appo intment -~---...--------E ver v Sat an d Sunda v S19 .5 00 Phon e 742 58.45 Mob i le Home on 1 acre of 3 20 tfc • SHOOTING MAT C H Corn 8 7 tt c g r o und For more in 8 16 l61p "" Hollow Gun Cl ub turn f irst fo r m at lon call 992 7638 ~ rtgh t after M tle s Cem eter y CANNIN G tomatoe s green ---~-- ------- 7 30 He Rutland F a ct or y c hok ed peppers Gerald1n e Cl eland J BEDRO OM c ounty home for H guns only Sunday Sept I S 1 Ra cin e Oh io salebyowner lmileoffRt 7 9 5 tfc 8x 35 GR EAT Lakes trailer wllh blacktop r o ad 14 a c res 12 ""' p m 9 12 4tc CA SH SS$ FOR JUNK CAR S a~r c ondtt lon Jng Ask i ng ttllable stocked a sprmo ted Co m p F rye sTru c k and Aulo WE AR E- p 1ck.l ng up a plano 10 Sl 395 Phone 696 1235 pond .4 5x .45 pole barn Ci ty Parts Rutland Oh io 24 7"N 0T RE5 PAs5 1N G your ar,a and would like waler n ic e garden spot 9 12 61 C HOU R WRECKER S ER some respons ible party to - former Jacob Baer prop er t y Phone 992 5007 or se e James VI CE Phone 74 2 6094 take over payments cart 2 BEDROOM E tcona trailer Hollon - In Nease Sett lemen t 9 10 26t c Cred1t Manager (6141 772 9 8 6fp pnced for qu1ck sale Phone 9 10 6t c 949 491 7 between 12 and 3 p m 5669 or wnte 260 East Matn da ll y Street Ch il licothe Oh 10 45601 SMALL house w1th corner lol .n o:EBLIN Reunton Sept IS at WE NEED 200 tons of Sheel A 7 tfc """' Rest Park on Rt 33 Ba sk el cast new or old alum !num 9 12 4tc Racme Phone 949 4904 or 949 - dtnner 1 p m Keep cans sepe~rate Ttle 5015 9 10 4tp Ro senberg Co Athens Oh 10 NEW Wh1skey barrel for sate 9 13 2tc ~ MOBILE home and lot In 0 E Bailey Sv ccess Road - - - - - ........_ ~ ,e-;~ -- ---- - ---- 8 15 tfc 10xSO P omeroy Pt'lone 992 56 23 ~ TO Z MART used furntture Reedsville Phone 667 6344 LOTS for ~~71 raii~ O r hOuse after4pm ... applian ces and m 1Sc Rt J3 J UN K autos 9 1 12tp All utilit 1es Phone 742 :lt<rl'i complete and 9 13 121c "' Hartford W Va -------------Rutland Ohio Price S2 500 de li vered to our yard We pick WHITE Bassett Early 7 26 ff.c 7 16 tfc up auto bod ies and buy all • Amer ican tw 1n bed w1th kmds of scrap metels and 2 BEDROOM mob1le home tn mattress and box spring L1ke FOR SALE by owner Sp&CIOUS 1ron R1der s Salvage St Rt town $4 500 Call 992 3975 or new Call 742 6352 aft er 4 30 12.:1 Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh 10 tWo s tory house 7 rooms 99:2 2571 pm Call 992 5.:168 largt;" utll1ty room , large bath • i2x65 3 BEDROOM mobile 9 13 ttc 9 10 6tc 96 26tp basement downsta.rs ca r .. home for rent or sa le situated peted 25 x 25 Shelter on .. on P/2 acre lot call 992 23J5 doub l e lot Syracuse Phone CANN ING tomatoes brtng 9 11 lfc CA~H pa1d for all makes and 992 5966 models of mobile hom es con tamers Phone 247 2852, Phone area code 614 423 9531 Andrew Cross Racine Oh 10 9 10 6tc GE N ERAL hauling Ph 446 4 13 tfc 9 8 6tp • 1294 or 992 7'i41 --. PUBLIC NOTICE 9 9 12tc SMALL HOUSE can be seen at ·- 81ds w1 ll be accepted until OLD FURNITURE oak tables 2.40 Condor St Pomeroy TWO 1974 Kawasaki 100 10 oon on Monda y September 16 clocks Ice boxes brass beds Phone 992 7126 speed 1968 Chevelle and a 18 1974 et the office of the Tuppers diShes desks or complete ft fiberglass boat Call 992 9 5 tfc Plams Chester Water Dtstnct households Write M D 7818 'Cflester, Ohio on the following Miller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o 1969 VAN 8 cy l 1nd er Phone 772 9 12 6tc BU SINE SS building ,.. (1 ) One 8 100 Watt Base 50x60 call 992 7760 5651 ce ment drtve , Rt 124 near ~'epeater Stat1 on slnglt> 5 13 tfc 9 16 tfc FO R LONGER wear keep Rutlend Phone 742 5052 f¥equen cy operation 8 21 ttc • ·(3 ) Three 40 watt Mobile --------- --- --- ~ car pets tlea n w1th Blue Rlldlos s1ngle frequen c y 1969 CHEVY Townsman Sti!ltlon Lus1re Rent eleclrtc wagon $1 195 good co ndition 9)2erat1on shampooer, S1 Baker Fur tnm or cu t trees and ..,. (ll One Remote Con1rol WILL Phone 992 7620 n 11ure Company shrubbery Also c lean out upu single frequen cy 5 24 ttc 9 13 3tc basements attics etc Phone ORerat1on 949 3221 or 742 .:1441 (1J One Antenna 9 6 26tc 1971 CHEVY PICkup 6 cylmder LOCUST pos ts and 172 acre Jot ; (1) One 100ft Tower 30 JO Winchester Phone 742 w1th automet1c transm1SS1on - 120' Transmiss ion line 3656 10 real good cond it1on Sl 595 ... Spec1f1cat10ns m rnor.e deta il 9 13 ltp Charles Bissell Long BQttom on file In the office of the Oh10 Phone 9.49 51 82 Ja,istr1ct Chester Oh10 for SO M EO NE to clean !eaves from load of ca nnmg 9 11 Jtp FRESH v; ewlng by mterested perso ns WEEKEND HIDEAWAY - 5 eaves on two story house peaches Red Del1ctous .. Right 1s reserved to re1ect ~------------Phone 992 26J9 Gol den Oellc1ous , Jonathan acres, one floor plan 2 bedroom 1967 FORO Gala1C1e 500 con any or all b1ds 9 13 2tp Apple kraut cabbage Nl) 1 home wtth full basement and vert1ble good condlt1on S500 ,...., <8J JO (9J 6 l3 Jtc and B s1ze potatoes other Also 1965 Chrysler New F ULL or parttlme manager fru 1ts and vege1ables M id well waler NEW LISTING < Yorker good cond1t1on S250 Helen s Beauty Shop Phone Only $6 500 00 way Market West Ma1n St Phone 742 6501 992 2890 Pomeroy 992 2582 NEW LISTING - N1 ce 7 room 9 11 3tc : Bids until 9 13 6tc 9 13 3tc home 1n Rutland w1th hard JIOOn on Monday September 16 1971 PONTIAC Catallne 4 dr wood and ptne floors bath and SPINET CONSOLE P IA N O ,.)974. at the office ot the Tuppers R ECORO players , For more Information call 2 .Piams Chester Water Dtstrlct Wanted ResponSible perty to refr1gerat ors set of c hma gas heat Stove and 992 3293 or see at 105 Un1on "Chester, Oh lo on the follow1ng purchase sp1net p1ano on low dishes gas heatmo stove refrigerator Ave Pomeroy Garage Large monthly payments Can be BTU portable sew1ng :'w~e~1 ~~> eone Ton Truck. 137" 9 11 ffc seen locally' Wr i te Seles mach1ne curtam s Larkms outbuildmg and barn Large 360 V 8 engine Manager P 0 Box 276 51 Rutland Oh1o Kat1e lot All this lor $12 000 00 69 FOR D L TO stat1on wagon PlatfOrm bed with stake sides Shelbyville Ind iana 46176 Carpenter LEVEL ~OT - 3 bedrooms pOwe r steering power 4 Speed Transm 1SS10n 9 13 21p 9 13 1tc dintng all carpeted N 1ce .kit brakes air conditioning tape Dual Wheel&, 9,000 GVW play e r $900 Phone 992 7378 , Knitted Heavy Duty Black EX PER IE N C E 0 m eatcutter Kenmore electnc range chen , bath utlllfy, livmg, and 9 13 Jtc NEW Vinyl Seat f~m dtar w•th all areas of with contmuous clean oven fruit room Askmg JUSt , 7JC 11 Western Mirrors meat merchand iSing Contact $150 Phone 985 3910 $12,500 DO 550 single leaf au~elllary Charles Jeffers at 592 1729 or 1972 PLYMOUTH 4 dr hardtop 9 13 4tc 'S~rlngs 4 leaf option TUPPERS PLAINS - A l<llle C & E Stores Inc 480 R1 c h automatiC power steer1ng ' Power brakes Option land Ave Athens Oh 1 0 45701 WALL telephOne rope bed place on Rt 7 with c1ty water 2 and brekes air coodtt1oner t.;. Power Steering Option 9 13 31C AM FM radtO Phone (304 ) plano bench 20 gauge ~drooms. bath, garage and Right ia reserved to reject 773 5161 shotgun tron teakettle near an acre of land Want only any or all bids 9 12 6tp wh1skey bottle John (8) 30 (9) 6, 13, 3tc COMPANION housekeeper for Houdashelt , M 1nersv1l l e S6 ,5DO DO lady full home pnv1leges Oh10 COUNTRY HOME 4 generous t1me off Close 1n 9 13 3tc bedrooms batb , large llv1ng good salary Write to Box NOTICE OF 729W c o The Dally Sent mel APPOINTMENT TRAILER space for rent on GAS floor furna c e and gas hot nice carport and garden A Pomeroy Ohio 45769 \ Case No 21301 Brownell Ave Middleport water tank Phone 949 4998 lovely place for only $16,500 00 9 11 6tc Eatate of Gregory Lodw•ck Call 992 2625 9 13 tfc liUSINESS liUILDING - Wllh Deceased 9 12 6tc LICENSED Reg Nurse 3 rooms up for an apartment Notice 1s hereby given that 1952 - 8N FORO term tractor , qualtf1cat 1on s salary ask Harry Lodw1ck of Chester Needs renovattng but will sell HOUSE on 1662 Lincoln Hill 14 m double bottom plow 2 Reply Box 631 Pomeroy TownShiP Ot~lo , has been duly phone 992 2587 row cu1t1vetor Dearborn nght Call for a look then we'll 9 13 3tc appointed Administrator of the 9 12 6tp mowing machine tra<:tor lust talk 58,000 DO E·state of Gregory Lodwtck , overhauled F•rst $1 800 takes dFceased late of Chester CAREER OPPORTUNITY for FURNISHED apt 3 rooms and all Phone 992 3611 or 992 7435 IN THE FUTURE AN IN Township Me igs County Oh 10 Men or Women - Nat1onw 1de bath Phone 992 2780 or 992 9 13 3tc VESTMENT NOW IN REA~ rCred•tors are required to f 1le 3432 lnsurence Offers t>ernings up PROPERTY WI~~ GIVE YOU their claims with satd ftduc1ary to S15 ,000 ( this 1S a sa•ary not 9 6 tfc 197.4 ZIG ZAG SEWING w1thin four months a draw l to sell complete In MACHINES left In layaway Dated this 9th day of Sep surance protection l1fe 2 BEDROOM apt furnished all ',q;, !·; All built m to buttonhole do tember 1974 health auto fire com electr~c washer, dryer m stret<:h sewing and fancy merc1al auto fmance and eluded Fully carpeted must ' I /, f '·'I ' stttching Pay lUSt S48 15 cash Menning D Webster mutual funds No prior ex see tQ apprec1ate S75 deposit or terms eva liable Trade lns Probage Judge penence ts necessary smce $150 per month 1 child ac I i.' ( accepted Phone 992 2653 ' ' I ! .. 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MIDDLEPORT - Tile 2 Also Reo 8 mm Mov1e Phone 992 5434 he lp sell monuments on our story butld1ng, business GROCERY'--STORE with Ca mera and projec tor w1th fine memor ial lot Th1S Is a .; 12 tfc accessories reasonable living quarters, also stock room and lovely 3 B R good opportunity for the r ig ht Phone 992 5561 nice Income property apartment, w 1th dining R , per so n Logen Monument PRI VATE meeting room for 9 11 3t c Company In c Leo L any organization phone 992 H W floors with carpeting, 3975 VaugMn Phone 992 2588 1S MILES FROM H W heal, good location 10 WEEK old baby PIQS Phone 8 23 tfc 3 11 ttc POMEROY- 3 bedroom 9.49 4490 $26,500 00 ..__ 9 11 6tc ranch style, full basement, TWO 4 ~;-m-and bafh apt"; In POMEROY - Close to modern kitchen, hardwood Middleport For Information shopping 3 B R , dining R , call 992 2550 or 742 6551 floors. garage, on 4 acres bath new forced a i r oas 7 3 tfc furnace porch, good con 12 MILES ON RT 33-2 TRAILER Brown 's Trailer dttlon. can be financed bedrooms furn•shed home, Court Pomeroy Phone 992 $10,500 00 332.( priced reasonable MIDDLEPORT - 1 story 1 18 tfc Wanted To Buy ROGER HYSEll'S Killer will die in electric chair By WILLIAM COITERELL ATLANTA (UP!) - A supenor court jury sentenced Marcus Wayne Chenault to death by electrocution Thw-sday for kill· mg Mrs Marton Luther Kong Sr and a chw-ch deacon Chenault, 23, a former Ohso State Umversoty student, clownIShly acted oul hos own execuhon as hss court-appomted attorney, Randy Bacote, argued agamst the death penalty The jw-y took about three hours to fond Chenault gmlty on two coun Is of mw-der, one of aggravated assault and two of carrYJ,ng concealed weapons, and to sentence hom to death Hos parents, Mr and 1\.lrs Marcus Wayne Chenault Sr , Dayton, Ohio, wept sllenUy as the sentence was read m the crowded courtroom Their son bowed from the waost on hill chair to the jury Chenault then stood before Fulton County Superoor Court UP FOR SOME COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio Slate Umversoty's Center for Busoness and Economic Research saod today Ohto's personal Income rate at S58 8 b1lioon In July was 9 per cent hogher than a year earlier July payrolls for production workers and other pon• supervosory employes rose 4 per cent, the constructson ond~stry 7 per cent, and all manufacturing induslrles 1 per cent • -·. Judge Luther Alverson and smsled as he was sentenced to , doe Nov 8 on the slate llrison at Reodsvolle The death sentence will be appealed automaticaUy. 'lbere ~ • have been no executions sn Georgta tn about seven years \ : Bacote recalled for the jw-y : how Mrs King and ber son, the ' : late covil rights leader Dr • Martin Luther King Jr , both ' died violent deaths •, ~~If they were here," Bacote ~ satd, 11 They'd say 'You will not 1 : kill anyone m my name '" Chenault clutched the anns of • ' his chaor, stuck out hiS tongue , •, and convulsed as lhough he ; were besng electroculed during ', \ Bacote's argument Seconds , , laler, he snuled, flashed a V- • 1 for-victory sign and sat up. • Dlslrict Attorney uwis Sla• • ,' ton then called for his ; ' execution, saying, "This society cannot afford this defendant ' Send him lo prison for what • happened., and he'd find • weapon. Ladles and gentlemen, he has tasted blood lfld he'll kill again " Chenault received 1 Ill-year sentence for asaaull allji 12 months each on the ll>tapona charges for the atllck at Ebenezer Baptist Ouch dar- : log 8 Sunday tnOrnlnc ..me. I : June 30 whlch ldhcl Mn. IC1nl lfld deacon Edwll'd lloyldn. Ilia allorntya, wbo llflllllllld he fired the lhot. IIIII Wild Mrs Kinl and Boyldn, claimed he waalnune at liM llml!, I . �10 _ The Daily Sentinel;!>!iddleport-Pomeroy, 0., F'riday, Sept. IJ, 1974 Democrats told to work together By United Preulntemallon John Glenn, the Democratic nominee for the Senate, warns party members lo "work t<>- 'gether to msure that there is harmony of action and goals" and none of the bitter infighting that marred the 1972 nalioual oontest . In speaking at a Lucas County dinner Thursday night, Glenn urged Ohio Democrats to unite "to sweep this state not only to ·elect good Democrats to top offices but to help elect decent. honest people at aU levels. and short-sightedness thai have done us In so often 1n the past could weaken the chances of some candidates if allowed to get out of hand this fall," he said. broken promises and t'Onstant lies and dect!it," lht- governor told a Lucas County Democratic party dinner Thursday night . Gilligan said in reviewing accomplishments or his adn>in- Speculative stories on in. istratlon in the education and lerna! party politics only ''divert people from what should be the issues of this election : The oost of liviAA. the value of integriiY in govern- mental health fields that they were possible because "we were honest with the people." " The people require that their elected public officials not lie to them about the problems confronting them .and ~ possible solutions to those problems," he ssid. ment, the means of ensuring a comfortable and just existence for all Americans," Glenn said. Cleveland Mayor Ralph Perk, the Republican nominee "The rancor. partisanship for the Senate, was in James A. Rhodes again criti~ Washington, D.C., Thursday to cized his fall opponent, talk to President Ford. No Gilligan, for not providing announcement was made of sufficient extra school aid. He said more than 260 requests what they discussed. .Tonigtlt, Sat., Sun . will be on the November ballots To Tell The Truth Sept. 13-14· 15 In other Ohio political cam- for ·additional property taxes paigning, Gov. John J . Giiligan which a1·e necessary because SEVEN-UPS urged citizens to set high "the schools aren't getting ( Technicolor) Roy Sche ider slandards to get good public their fair share of the income Tony Lo Stanco officials, especially ones . not tax." Cartoons Flnanctal Stabiilty afraid to tell the truth. he campaigned for '!When ' 'Hwe set our standards low, we'll get exactly what we de- the income tax, Gilligan told Show starts 7p.m. serve - endless trails of everyone concerned he would use the revenues from the tax to bring financial stability to schools and that the tax would alleviate the pressure for more local property taxes," he said in a statement. "But instead Ohio's schools are facing a deepening financial crisis that in many areas is bringing schools to the edge of bankruptcy . There is also no letup in the demand for property taxes. "The high number of new property tax levies on the bal, lot this year is proof that Gilll' gan either completely misled the · people about the income tax or his administration is Our drive-in teller is speedy. guilty of gross misman- 'MEIGS THEATRE A friendly hello. A fast transaction. You're on your way. Prompt. Friendly. Accurate. · Drive in and try it. agement." State Sen. Tony Hall, D-Day· ton, accused Secretary of State Ted Brown of being involved "up to his ears" in covering up questionable phases of Rhodes' fund-raising reports. " This man abused his powers of office when he Schools h d . · s ut own FRI..'SAT.·SUN. MEN.MIII!IY•-- WIIDIIT CIIQI Til 'lll:l MAMA . . . . . 1111'! oome,oy '" 110 "d pomeroy national bank i'jMI I he bank o f the century e sta blished 1872 Ml_lkMr FDIC MAIN OFFICE Mon ., Tues ., Wed .. Thurs . 9 ~ .m .-3 p.m . Friday 9 a .m . to 7 p.m . Satu rda y 9 a .m . to 12 Noon · RUTLAND BRANCH Mon ., Tues ., Wed ., Sat., 9 a .m. ·3 p .m . Thursday 9.a .m . to 12 Noon F riday 9 a.m . to 7 p .m . - BJ:C BAD _ AUTO BANK HOURS FRIDAY 9 to 7-SATURDAY 9 to 12MONDAY·THURSDAY 9 to 3 MAMA lrlBUINI.IIIII I•W.n MiuR•O - U I · -~ :!!.".'!:,!". .,,.;.. ,., _......... ._ "!"'- ............ - - -ALSO- . "Bonnie's Kids" A hometown friend. Rated "R" staged circus atmosphere hearings on the ridiculous socalled 'streaking poster• case," the Democratic nominee lor secretary of state said . Records Not Sllbpoenaed "Yet when an apparent serious violation of Ohio election law Is brought to his attention, he waffles, stalls and says even if records he has asked the James Rhodes gubernatorial campaign for are not turned over to him, he won't subpoena them. "I believe there were large contributors whose names were never reported. I believe the people of Ohio have the right to know who is buying inflqence with a man wh:o wants to be governor. And I believe the secretary of state is helping the Rhodes campaign cover up this information." Franklin County Prosecutor George C. Smith charged his November opponent; Attorney General Wiiliam Brown, with "attempting to buy victory this November through massive state pay-outs involving hundreds of thousands of taxpayers• dollars to specially •!>pointed attorneys, unprecedented in Ohio legal history." Smith noted in addressing a Mahoning County Republican group at Youngstown that 21ll Ohio lawyers and law firms had been paid from $10&> to more than $160,000 as special counsel to Brown. 11 State records document payouts which have drastically altered the effectiveness of the attorney general's office the last three and one-balf years," he said. Watergate lawyer • sees more commg COLUMBUS (UPI) - The second-ranking member or lor. mer President Richard M. ' Nixon's special Wat erg~te legal defense team said Thursday the pardon granted Nixon by President Ford, rather than closing the door on the Watergate scandal, could have the effect of making more information available to the. poblic. John J. Chester said in an address here that because of the pardon Nixon probably could not invoke the F~th Amendment as a defense against testifying in Watergate trials of subordinates. A judge, however, would have to make the fins! ruling on the matter, ssid Chester. Chester, now back here practicing law, criticized Nixon's lack of candor con- cerni ns coverup. the Intern program unique •• Watergate " U the Nixon administration had been more open, t l said Chester, "some of the thinp that did happen might not have. I would hope the Ford adminiatration will be more · open than Nixon was." Chester, who said he did not regret his participation on Nixon's legal defense team but declined to say whether he felt deceived by the former president, indicated Nixon had no choice but to resign, "His abiUty to govern had so deteriorated because of the mistakes he had made-the co ncealments · and misrepresentations, " said Chester. CHARLESTON, W. Va . (UP!) - Classes were canceled today and weekend football games were called off in the wake of yiolence con· nected with Kanawha County's 11-day-old textbook furor. The decision to halt all school activities for 44,000 pupils was made. Thursday · by county Schools Supt. Kenneth Unde~ood becauSe protesting against a series of new supplemental textbooks had reached the point o( "bordering on lawlessness." ''Mobs are ruling and we're extremely afraid somebody will be hurt," Underwood said. "The safety of children is our paramount objective." sylvania, Wisconsin, Idaho, North Carolina, Utah, Maine, Arkansas and Missouri. JOINED IN VOTE WASHINGTON (UP!) Sens. Robert Taft Jr., R-Ohio, AIDE NEEDED and Howard Metzenbaum, DThe Meigs Local Board of Ohio, voted Thursday for a Education has an opening for a resolution calling on President kindergart.en aide · at the Ford to grant no pardon to Pomeroy Elemenlary School. Watergate defendants until the The position will be available judicial process was finished about Oct. I. It will be six hours for each case . The Senate each school day at $2 an hour. approved the resolution by a Interested persons should 55-24 roll call. contact Supt . George Hargraves at 992.-2153. STRIKE APPROVED CLEVELAND (UP!) - The Veterans Memorial Hospital 10,000-member Local 1250 of Admitted Clarence the United Auto Workers Union Hayman, Racine; Lester gave 83 per cent approval to Parker , Pomeroy ; Howard authorize a strike vote against Roush, Racine; ~tty Carsey, the big Ford Motor Co ., .Middleport; Bhavana Goradia, complex in suburban Brook Pomeroy. Park Thursday, but no date Discharged - Ray Manlx, was set inunediately for a Annie Patrick, Gloria Manuel, walkout. Mary Gould, Sara Wiltis. COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Ohio Crop Reporting Service said another drop is expecled In yield from corn and soybeans and could cost Ohio farmers at least $61 mllUon. The service said Ohio's corn yield should be 73 bushels per acre, down from the August oompared to 25 forecast in · forecast of 76 bushela per acre. August, tbe service said. The anticipated loss in income The service said the soybean is about $J9 million. loss is expecied to be about · This month's report predicts $22.4 million. • soybean yield will be down one Homer Carter, agricultural bushel an acre from last statlstican for the Ohio Crop month's forecast, 24 bushels Reporting Service, said rain the state received in August after an unusually dry July ''was too late to help." Carter said farms in nortl>west Ohio, where most of the CINCINNATI (UP!) - No- tion site here along the Ohio oorn and soybeans are grown; body was reported injured River.· "just didn't get the rain that Thursday afternoon when a The giant piece of steel, some they needeQ.n 13().ton steel truss being lifted 100 feet in length, was to span The Ohio Farm Bureau by crane feU 75 feet at the half the distance acr0$!the top Federation said earli!'l' this l!iverfront Coliseum construe- of tbe · circular coljseum. A summer that f.armers could be similar piece of steel already oot as much as $30Q million in• was in place. lost crops because of the TWO FINED Unable to support tbe truss, drought. Two defendants were fined the crane tipped, and the steel and a third was assessed costs truss came crashing to the only in the court of Pomeroy ground. A highway was Mayor Dale Smith Thursday · blocked tempor~rlly to traffic night. Fined were Harry E. while part of the truss was Stewart, Middleport, $15 and removed from the road. costs, recldess operation, and "No . one was hurt," said $20 and costs, fleeing a police Cincinnati Fire Marshal Louis "· LOURENCO MARQUES, officer, and Brenda Nelson, Kaiser. "Luckily, there was Mozambique (UP!) - Black Middleport, $5 and costs, nobody in the path of the stzel.'' guerrillas are being airllfted passing on a double yellow line. into Mozambique to help 'OrAssessed costs only on a tuguese troops keep order in charge of running a red light WIENER ROAST SET the explosive colony, Porwas John Brennar, Jr., Point A reminder to the boys and tugal's Rear Admiral VitQr Pleasant. girls who played baseball in the Crespo said today. · Syracuse - Minersville Sports The admiral said he exBoosters League, a .wiener pected a black-majority TWO CITED roast will be held Saturday at Two juveniles have been the Syracuse Municipal Park, government to be installed in cited to court on charges of rain or shine, at 6 p.m. The Mozambique "within a week. "The war is now over," the breaking and entering a house event is being sponsored by the admiral said, referring to a owned by L. D. Hartinger, Vine Syracuse - Minersville Sports St., Middleport, Police Chief J. Boosters and is only for the w.hlte-led revolt and black backlash riots which · tore J . Cremeans said today. An- youth ·of this association . through the country and tique clocks and an old violin delayed the colony's transition taken from the home during to independence. Sp<iaking at a the breaking and entering OPEN HOUSE SET news conference in the several weeks ago have been EASTERN - An informal governor's mansion, CrespO recovered, Cremens reported. open house will be held from 2 said the guerrilla band was "a to 4 p.m. at the new junior high school addition in good help in maintaining calm SQUAD CALLED and law and order here." The Middleport Emergency the Eastern Local School Squad answered a call to the District. Teachers will be on Ohio Hotel at 4:46p.m. Thurs- hand in the various rooms of LOCA·L TEMPS day, f~r William Yonker, the addition to the senior high .The temperature in down• Mason, who__had apparenUy school to meet the p~blic. town Pomeroy at 11 a.m. fallen, He was taken to There will be no speakers and Friday was 82 degrees under Pleasant Valley Hospital. refreshments will be served. sunny skies. Steel truss fell .75 feet Open Friday and Saturday Nights Until 8 Half Sizes and Womens Dresses Selected From Our Regular Stock· And Save Too on Mens Lee ' Tech Twill Work Uniforms • Shop Elberfelds Warehouse on Mechanic Street • 10 UNTIL 2:00 ... • .... GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT '' SUNDAY, SE PTEMBER 15, 1974 Middleport-Pomeroy PRICE 20 CENTS 2 men ordered · to penitentiary - _j..._ GALLIPOLIS- Commori Pleas Court disposition of the case until a report is Judge Ronald R. Calhoun, revoking the made by Wickline 's parole ·officer. · probations of a West Virginia and an Ohio An thony Ingles, 19, Gallipolis, indicted man, -sentenced them to the Ohio Wednesday by the May term ·or the grand Penitentitij'y Friday. jury for grand theft, entered a not guilty Bobby SnOdgrass, 21, Pineville, w. va. plea . Bond was continued at $2,500. No · and Danny R: Justice, 19, Rt. 1, Ewington, trial date was set. had entered guilty' pleas last March to Ed T. Junes, :20, Rt. 2, Bidwell, ·who charges of grand theft in connection with was secretly indicted by the grand jury for the theft of tires valued at $10,000 from selling hallucinqgens, had his bond set at ·Robie's Equipment Center at Rodney. $5,000. He will be arraigned later. At that time, Judge Calhoun placed both men on probation . Since then, they have been charged with violation of the terms of their probations, Judge Calhoun sentenced Snodgrass to a 1-5 year term for grand theft and l-5 years for breaking and entering. Justice was sentenced to a six month to five year term for grand theft. In other cases, Dempsey Wickline, 55, Gallipolis, pleaded guilty on a bill of inGALLIPOLIS - Approximately $334 formation to a charge of carrying a conwas \aken from a safe here Friday night ceale~ weapon . Judge Calhoun delayed ,, during a breaking and ent..ring at the Gallipolis Terminal on Eastern Ave. City police reported Saturday the theft ocEARLY HALL(> WEENING - Gallia County sheriff's deputies early Saturday curred after 9 p.m. Friday. morning checked out a report that a shining object "believed to be a man" was Entry was made by going through the standing near the highway on Lower Rivqr Rd. Deputies found someone had tllllde front door by using a key. phase , local government, project "a shiny mannequin" out of aluminum paper, coat hangers, curtain rods, Card· Investigating officers said the safe management, budgeting and financing, was apparently opened by someone who board ~nd even a flexible muffler pipe! Deputy Jim Crace inspects the critter who · EMT training and staffing, transpor\ation knew the combination to the safe, No is real enough to produce reports of a "Gallia County Monster." subsystem, EMS station facilities, hospital money was taken from .the cash register . emergency room response, telemetry, The missing money was in a cloth bag with linkages to other health services, public checks and change which were not taken. information and education and project It was the second theft reported in the evaluation. same general area within the last two It was announced that Kay Cross, days. Friday morning, Ray Saxon of Kerr director, public relations, SEOEMS, has . ssid someone took a CB radio and two transferred her office from 16 S\ate Si., speakers from his truck .which was parked LAKE HOPE - Southeastern Ohio's hill include bergamot tea, arrowhead potato Gallipolis to Athetis. · Continued on page 2 country folkiore will come alive Sept. 20-22 salad, crystallized chicory flowers and a! the "Up the Holler" Workshop at Lake hickory nut bread. · Hope State Park sponsored by the Ohio An auto tour with short hik~ slated for Department of Natural Resources. 9:30a.m. Sunday, Sept. 22, will acquaint Naturalists of DNR•s division of parks participants with the history and folklore and recreation will treat participants to of the area around Lake Hope State Park. natural food dishes, field trips to identify The tour is scheduled to end about 12:30 food pl an ts and medicinal herbs, p.m., allowing ample time lor a safe drive demonstrations of pioneer skills and home. displays of pioneer products . The division of parks and recreation "This workshop will give an insight into encourages interested persons to con~&et Ohio's pion eer heritage," said Natural its interpretive section in advance if they ·Resources Director William B. Nye . plan to attend the workshop so that "'fhe courage, rugged individualism adequate preparations can be made to and wisdom of our pioneer forefathers laid handle the number of partlclp~nta. the foimdation for the great state we have However, preregistration is not requlred. today." Further information may be obtained The three-<lay workshop will begin at by writil1g to Ohio Department of Natlll'lll 6:30 p.m. Friday, Sepi. 20, with Resources, Division of Parkl and registration and a "get logether" at the Recreation, Interpretive Section, Fountain dining lodge. Registration wiil last until 8 Square, Columbus 43224, or telephonJnc p.m. (614) 466-7511. ' -At 8:30 p.m. participants will see a A1l of Sept. 12, nine deluxe cabinl and slide program on medicinal herbs and 15 standard cabins were available lot the hear about the myths and practicalities of weekend of Sept. 20-22. Only two of them using wild herbs for medicinal purposes. Class B camping sltea were reserved l!lt An auto tour with short hikes is the weekend. Eight sleepfn& I'OOIIll II sched.Ued for 3:30am. Saturday, Sept. 21, Laurel Lixlge are avallable on a flnlto identify plants that can be used for food . come, flrst-6erved basis. Hikers are urged to wear comfor\able clothing and shoes. Rain gear should be tAken in case of incJement weather. Break-innets thief about $334 in AMONG THOSE TAKING PART in a Saturday afternoon press conference at the Holiday Inn, Kanauga, during a tw<>-day EMS seminar were, front row, left lo right, Dr. Burton Payne and Helen Baker; second row - Sam Gilmer, Dr. Donald Thaler, D. Kenneth Morgan and Dr, John W. Cashman; rear - Donald G. Lederman and Dr. Gary J. Anderson. •• entry of city tenninal :, Emergency medical.service is right GALLIPOLIS - Dr. John W. CashTwelve states were represented at the man, director, Ohio Department of Heillth, , seminar. J. E. Farrington, executive Saturday afternoon stressed why Ohio should be involved in emergency medical director, Ohio Valley Health Services service programs_ in remarks conclUding a Foundation, Inc., opened the seminar tw<>-day EMS seminar at the Holiday Inn, Saturday morning. Others taking part in the program Kanauga. "Our major role on the state level," Dr. were Daniel J. Uoyd, director of OVHSF's special projects; Helen Baker, Athens Cashman said during a noon luncheon break, "is to help provide a proper frame- County Commissioner; Dr. A. Burton work for emergency medical service Payne, Ironton; D. Kenneth Mo~gan, Gallipolis, SEOEMS project director; systems." · Richard B. Abel; director, SEOEMS 'adDr. Cashman said EMS is a "right" of ministration and logistics; Wi!Ua~IJ H. al!Ohioans. He said he was attracted to Taylor, SEOEMS director of programs the new program "because it represents and activities; Dr. Donald !'.!. Thaler, the best in health care services." orthopedia surgeon , Holzer Medical The speaker, one of approximately 16 <::enter; Roy E. Rankins, Medical College EMS officials \aking part in the seminar, of Toledo; Dr. Gary J . Anderson, praised the Southeastern Ohio Emergency Hahnemann Medical College, Medical Service system which serves a Philadelphia, Pa.; Ann Fugate, Athens, seven ~9Wlty area in southern Ohio. HMore director of community services, OVHSF, than 23 agencies have played a leading and Richard J. Murray, Zanesville, role in getting the program started. It's a president of GoOd Samaritan Medical big plus for the area as far as attracting Center; Dr. D. A. Campbell, director, m9re physicians," be concluded. educational component, SEOEMS, The tw<>-day seminar dealing with the Gallipolis; Dr .. Martin D. Keller, professor national rural demonstration model in this of preventive mediCine, College of area was sponsored by the Ohio Valley Medicine, Ohio State University and Dr. Health Services Foundation, Inc., in Donald G. Lederman. Division of EMS, conjunction with Ohio Health Resources Deparlment of Health, Education and Atlmintstratlon of the U. S. Department of Welfare, West Hyattsvllle, Md. Health, Education and Welfare. Topics covered were the planning Professor brushes death Elberfelds In Pomeroy ' Than 12,000 Familws Color TV's and Stereos Now Serving Reserved Grand Champion Meigs Co. Fair Baby Beef. THE MEIGS INN VOL. 9 NO. 33 Reaching More NOT THIS TIME Regular '1.39 and '1A9 ·Sale Price 88• ALMOST 200 STUDENTS of the Meigs High School are enrolled on a volun(ary basis in the teacher corps read1ng program which is designated to help all students upgrade their reading levels whether they are fast or slow readers, Receiving instruction from Mary Jane Deele mtern, left, are Kim Jones and Marc FuJtz. y, Your Invited Guest Big· Savings on Glidden Paints· RCA 1975 Model • Save Now on Mens and Boys Tube Socks • are, however, other teacher corps pro.~r;rum s, but none that deals solely in the single subject mutter of reading. Punded for two years by the Department of Health, Education and Welfare with a grant of $(;26,000, the local teacher corps was not an overnight happening . The seed for the project came from lcachers of the district through the teachers' association and its curricuhnn advisory COWlcil. The council surveyed administrators and teachers or the district to learn in which areas there were needs for improvements. Continued on page 2 Sunny tOday, highs in the 70s, continuing into Monday. Low tonight in the 50s. Monday in the high 60s, clouding up Monday afternoon . . Elberfelds In Pomeroy The program is exclusive, so exclusive, in fa ct, that it is the only one in the nation . There Weather helping put down violence . FRIDAY AND SATURDAY DR. JOHN MANGIERI, AN ASSISTANT reading professor at Ohio University, seated is. director of the new reading program in the Meigs Local Sehool District. John Redovian,lefl, is the _local education agency coor?inator of the program, and Dave McWilliams, right, is 1he assistant director. Guenillas Kimball Pianos • 40% Off Sale on Misses, Juniors, From Ashland, Ky. Walergale was bugged . But few people know precisely what these young professional educators are Going here, Or why, just as the nation continues to wonder about the real VVatergate story . This report, therefore, is about what 's happening with the new teac·her corps program which is designed to upgrade lhe reading level of Meigs Local students. Deeper drops m corn, • Save This Weekend On Mens and Boys Jackets - 3·Piece Group Wrth Vocalist teachers are here, as they came to know eventually the • Berrys World "WATER WHEEL" Pltture and Story by Bob Hocflleh MIDDLEPORT 'Nle teacher cor,)s program of the Meigs Local School District may be compared to Watergate. Many people know the FIVE GENERATIONS - 1be Infant, Tabitha PIIIIHps, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Phllllps, Pomeroy; seated, I to r, Mrs. Ben Brown, Tabitha •s great~at-8fandmother, Pomeroy; Mrs. Virgil Phillips, Tabitha's mother; standing, Mrs. Warren Washburn, Tabitha's grea\i!randmolher, and Mrs. Lawrence Eblin, Middleport, her grandmother. Garage soybean crops expected sales to help out DALLAS (UP!) - The neighborhood institution known as the garage sale will be pressed into service in 27 states next week to aid handicapped ~ hildren, the spokesman for Association for Children with Learning Disabilities announced today. "Proceeds from the garage sale will be divided among the national, state aod localleveis to support prqgrams that help children with learning disabilities/' Ruth Wiedemann of Richardson, Tex., said. "This is believed to be the first and largest simultaneous ·garage sales ever held," she said. "ACLD will be recycling good merchandise to help prevent the waste of what is generally regarded as our most valuable natural resource oUr children." September 15-22 has been designated National Learning Disabilities Week, Mrs. Wiedemann said. The garage sales will begin Friday, Sept. 20 and oontinue for three days. States participating in the sales are K~n~as, Iowa, Massachusetts, Washington, Ohio, Texas, Connecticut, New · Mexico, West Virginia, Minnesota, Florida, Michigan, Illinois, South Carolina, Alabama, New Jersey, Penn- Upgraded pupil reading skills its objective POMEROY - Ohio State University Profeseor Donald Arthur Campbell, 43, Worthington, escall!'d possible serious or fatal injuries when the. U-Haul truck he 11'811 drlv!ng wrecked and caught fire on SR 7 n~ar Bradbury Friday at 6 p.m. Mell!s County Depuly Sheriff Robert Beegle sald the accident was caused by heavy rain that fell in the area. ·-' Prof. Campbell, travclin~ south down · Mw-ray HIU, lost control "" the wet ll&voment. The truck went tu the rlghi, ltruck tbe end of a guanJr~il , ' kidded, rolled over several times, u''"' skidded and rolled Up Into a dltch behind the guatd. rail. There it struck a concrete culvert and burst Into flames . · The. Middleport . fire department was summoned as· was its ER squad . Prof. Campbell was taken to Holzer Medical Center where he was treated and released. Deputy Beegle said after the fire department had the fire out and had left the scene a short in a wire apparently caUBed the starter on the truck to grind, No one was · near the vehicle When the noi!IO started. Beegle summoned ·the fire Continued on page 2) Park to host workshop CONSTITUTION WEEK - Pornet:!JY ~or • Dale E. ·Srriith signs a · procltimation declaring Sept. 17-23 as Constitu_tion Weeiim oommemoration of the adoption of the constltution of the United Stales on Sept. 17, 1787, With him is Mrs. Thomas Ewing, the former Heidi Milhoan , the youngest mcmbet or Return Jonathan Meigs Chap\er of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Mrs. Ewing served as a page at the slate conference of the DAR las! March. Demonstrations of pioneer skills are scheduled to run concurrently begirming at 2 p.m. The demonstrations will include soap making, dyeing yarn with natural dyes, <;osmetic use of plants and making tools and toys. · Participants will enjoy a dinner of natural foods served cafeteria slyle at 7:30 p.m. at the dining lodge. The menu will PERMIT PROPOSED COLUMBUS - The Ohio En· vironmental Protection AleiiCY (Ohio EPA) announced Saturday It IJI'OII'WM to · issue water l><!llutiO!l control permila lollll applicants, apeclfym, ,ll1d llmlllnC lhllr disc;harge of pi>llutanl.l Into lillie Wllw· way.s lncludln• the SyraeUie•Raclnt ' Reg10nal Sewer Dlalrlclln Melp Count)' • . ,J . I • ,' ' ' r ~ ' � 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. 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