https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/26a3c0370f3adde063d76aae733c0119.pdf ccdeb5a3e48d75f5098c0f07ccec72fb PDF Text Text I- nw- l)aily Srnlinrl, MidtUepurt-Ptllllt'rOJ. 0 .• M1111Lta ~ , ~,1u . t:t, 1!li'-1 Add to your dictionary of ASKTOWEQ collectlve nouns: A steam of Randy Alan YounR. 19, Rl. 1, clambakes. Minersville, and Rosemary !loth Reed, 18, Reedsville : Thomas Rot::er Andl'rSon. 30, Middleport, and Marilyn R. Swan, 28, Middleport. MEIGS THEATRE Tonlaht thru Thursd.Jy NOT OPEN CALLED TWICE The Pomeroy E-R squad answere<j two calls Saturday aftern oon to assisl two persons but both were dead at its arrival. At 3: 15 p.m. the squad was called for Mrs. Elma RusseU , Union Ave., and at 4:01p.m. for Joseph J. Raub, Ebene7.er Sl. Fri .. ~r . Sun. SOot. 21-21-29 THE SOUNOOF MUSIC ShOw Starts 7 p.m . 3 Hrs. Running Time rea . eat s I II Joseph j. Raub died Saturday Joseph J . Raub, 133, died Saturday ut his home on 107 Ebenezer St., in Pomeroy. Barn Aug . 6, 1891 , Mr . Raub was prereded in de4:1th by his Il Exception obtained to big truck han to • and 1 to 9. The ramlly has requested in lieu ot Howers donalion5 be made to the Middleport E R squad. An exception to the recent decision of Middleport Village CDuncU to stop through traffic by heavy truck! Is expected to be made following a protest lodged with council In a regular ses$lon Monday night. Randolph Fraley, Jr .• operator of a log trucking operation below Middleport, prole$!ed the restriction. He said he employs 17 men within a three mile radius of Middleport and conducts most of his finn's busjness in Middleport. The new legislation prohibiting through trucks In the town, he said, would cost him 30 additional gallon• of fuel each day and would reduce th e number of loads of logs he could move out of hls business. Alter long discussion, Councilman Allen King moved, and James Brewer seconded, issuance of a one year permit to Fraley to move his three rigs through town, even though they would be over (by far ) tbe 5,000 lb. weight limit. However, Cauncilman Marvin Kelty aaid he thought if one person were allowed to move vehicles through the town in viol•tion to the r~nt legislation, then all persons should be allowed to do so. Kntit• Roush dit•s LETART, W. Va . - Mrs. Katie M. Rou sh. 81 , · Rt. I, Let(lr't , died this morning at her residence. She was Bl years old, born In Mason Count)' March 14, 1893, the daughter of Moses and Lydia Roush . Funeral servi ces will be held Paul . at the Union UM Churcl\ at 1: 30 Surviving are these children, P- m. Wednesday with Rev . · kl - Gerald Sayre and Rev . Bobby Ber tha J ungn1c e. Cwcmnati- Wood oftiqatlng. Burial will be Catherine Welsh, Pomeroy; in Yonker Cemetery . Friends Nicholas Raub, Fort Knox, will be received after 3 p. m. at Ky.: Dorothy Taylor, Grove the Foglesong Funeral Home in Mason. The body will be City; J Oa nn e Talterson, taken to the church one hour Pomeroy: Rose Mary Raub, priQr to services. Roush was a member of Grove C1·tY: Sue J ean Raub, theMrs. Un ion Church. the WSCS TilE WAHAMA WHITE FALOON Band partlcloated In Miami , Fla ., and John, of and the Cherokee the Bicentennial Band-A-Rama Saturday afternoon and P ome roy; two br others, Homemake"rs Club . She Is in Pt. Pleasant. evening HObart , of Pomeroy. and Leo, survived by three daughters, Mrs . Margaret Thompson and of Galax, Va.i a sis ter , Mrs. Mrs. Maom i Ohlfnger. Rf. 1 Veterans Memorial Hospital Holzer Medical Center Louis Dailey, Colwnbus ; 14 - Letart, and Mrs. Mary Oun SATURDAY ADMISSIONS (Births) can , Co lumbus ; two sons, gr(In dc h'ld 1 ren, seven grea t• · Otmer (Lee I and Richard P. of Jeannie Hobbs, Mason i Friday - A son to Mrs. grandc hlldren, and several Rt. 1, Letart : one :sister, Mrs . Robert Grimm, New Haven. A Deryl Edwards, Hartford. • nieces and nephews. Ada Thompson. Rt. 2, Letart; SATURDAY DISCHARGES son to Mrs. James Bwnp, Mr. Raub was a member of 10 grandchildren. and 1 t great. Oris Hubbard, Eva DETROIT (UP! ) - The said it was possible companies Gallipolis. A daughter to Mrs. the Sacred Heart Church in grandchildren. McKinney, Mary Pierce , Pomeroy and belonged to lhe ·Joseph Hood dies sixth pay Increase of the year would pay no bonuses this Harry Spurlock, Jr ., Pt . Claudette Randolph , Seth boosted the average hourly year . Pleasant. Kni ghtS of Columbus. He was a Jose ph H. Hood, 63, wage of 900,000 workers tO;da.y The latest increase also was Saturday - A son to Mrs. Friend, Mina Hart, Pauline re tired New York Central Minersv ille, died Saturday at to $6, the highest earnings ever the second this month. Workers Gene Hall., Thurman . A son to Brown, George Carper, Railroad employe. Vetera·ns Hospital in Hun - for blue collar workers any- received a 13 cents an hour Mrs. Mulford Lewis, Letart. A Elizabeth Bauer. FWleral services will be held tington . Mr. Hood, born Ju ly SUNDAY ADMISSIONS boost Sept. 1 to cover higher son to Mrs . Richard Mills, at 10 a .m. Wednesday at the 18, 1911 , was preceded ih death where. Wallace Hill, Racine; by his father , Frank Hood, and General Motors Corp., the , costs of living. Gallipolis. Ason to Mrs . Wilbur Sacred Heart Church with the Elizabeth Well, Pomeroy; two brothers. Carl and Jack · <~iant of the industry, said the All workers in the Unt' ted Ward, Middleport. Mr . Hood was a member of f>' Rev. Father Paul Welton ofMinersville Methodist Chur ch, average hourly pay of its States and Canadian auto Sunday - A daughter to Mrs. · Doris Haynes, Pomeroy; Helen ficia ting. Rosary services wil1 the Middleport DAV and was a 376,000 employes went up to plants receive the pay boost. Paul Craig, Grimms Landing. Williams, Middleport; Paul be held at 7:30p.m. Tuesday at veteran of World War II. $6 06 -' He is survived by his wife, · · The pay adjustments effec- A daughter to Mrs. Edward Duff, Dexter i Fay Musser, th e Ew.ing Funeral Home The figure does not include tivetodayrangedfroml2cents Hagg, Pt. Pleasant. A son to Long Bottom; Darrel Hanning, where friends may call after 7 Giadys; two stepchi ldren , Albany i Roland .Morris, this evening . Burial will be in Oetner Roush , New Haven, and an average $3 an hour in fringe for workers earning $4.17 an· Mrs. Roy McManus, McArHelen Johnson . Mason i his benefits ranging from pension hour to 26 cents for workers thur, and a daughter to Mrs. Rutland. the Sacred Heart Cemetery . mother, Ruth, of All iance ; SUNDAY DISCHARGES eight grandchildren and two contributions to a prepaid earnin~ $8.50 an hour. Robert Plants, Pt. Pleasant. Euvetta Bechtle, Troy Auto executives said some grea t-grandchildren ; one dental care program effective Elisha Vittatoe Thacker, Allegra Will, Gora sAis ter , Mildred Eddy , , Oct. 1. blue coUar workers earn more Elisha E. ( Happ ) Vittatoe , II lance. and a brother . Frank. The latest pay increases th $6 h l be f Noble. an an our -p urn rs, or CALLED TODAY 67 , Rt . l, M iddleport, was dead of Anahe1m, Calif. Funeral services wi ll be held' ranged from 12 to 26 cents an example - but that tlle figure is on arrl var of the M iddleport The Middlep<>rt E·R' squad ER squad Sunday evening. Mr . Wednesd~y at a p. m. ·at _ Ewing hour and averaged 16 cents. a record for the industry. · was called for Nellie Boring, LOCAL TEMPS Vittatoe was walking along Cha~el wt~h the Rev . ~~ cha~d The increase came under the Cost of living increases have Bailey Run Road, at 3:36 a.m. Temperature in downtown . . Leadi ng Creek Road with his Jarv1 s officiat ing . Bunal w1ll grandson when he collapsed . be in Riverview cemetery . ~alled annual unprovement totaled 62 cents an hour smce Monday. She was taken to Pomeroy Monday at 11 a .m. His death was attributed to an Friends may call at the funera l fa ctor negotiated 13st autumn the new contracts were signed Veterans Memorial Hospital. was 53 degrees under sunny apparent hear t attack. home after 6 P- m. today. between General Motors, Ford and if living costs continue to skies. Mr. Vittatoe was born Aug . Motor Co., Chrysler Corp. and go up, workers will receive 24, 1907 in Lawrence County, WINS FIRST PLACE ~ the United Auto Workers union. another boost Dec. 1. the son of the late Alfred A. and Martha Massie Vfttatoe . He In a junior class motorcycle The increase is a negotiated The overall effect, a uto OESTOMEET was also preceded in death by a recognition of a continuing 3 executives say, is an increase race at Logan Sunday Steve brother and a sister. The Past matrons club of per cent rise in productivity. of $4.80 an hour in take home lavalley, son of Mr. and Mrs. He was a member of the Continued from page 1 Pomeroy Chapter 186, OEs. Rutland Apostolic Church of Although the new three-year pay since .the UAW. signed Bernard ·Lavalley, Ra cine, will meet Tuesday evening at which he was a 'trustee and his lifetime. In ·the past 10 deacon . An Arm y Veteran of years he has made $46 million, contracts last autumn did not agreements with GM, Ford and took first place honors with his the home of Mri'·'L F, cover white collar workers, Chrysler . 100 CC Yamaha. Wor.Jd War II, he worked 10 1"'4 Schoenleb. years as Meigs County Fire deducted charitable contribu- auto companies said the inWarden, and was a reti red tions of $14 million and paid $21 crease would go to everyone miner and farmer . million in taxes. except persons eligible · for He Is survived by his wife. While he has paid an bonuses. Virginia Vittatoe ; one daugh ter .. Mrs . Wilmer (Doris average of $2 million in taxes Ironically, the big three E.) 'Halfhill, Rt. I, Middleport ; annually for the last 10 years, profits dropped sharply during three sisters , Mrs. Virgin ia Overturf, Middleport, Rf . l ; he paid no federal income the first half of lhe year and Mrs. Fran k (Nola) . Arnott, taxes in 1970 because his $6.5 some automotive executives Syracuse , and Mrs. Donna million capital gains taxes for Jones, Ravena ; one broth er, that year were more than his Homer, Ga'llia·, Ohio. ; five -~ grandch ildren, Joseph, Da vi d, $2.4 million income. Willi~ , Andrew and Elizabeth . - When he . and his father Continued from page I Ann Halfhill , and s.evera l decided to donate land in New nieces and nephews. · Funeral services will be held York City as the permanent Eblin was attempting to free Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the site of the Uhited Nations, !bey corn stoc~s that became enRawlings Coats Funeral Home acquired an $6.5 million piece tangled in a corn picking ,'.'·,t~ . for girl• who lcncw the ncu11e of th• g..-.me with· the Rev. William Knittel of property that day and the •• < '. '. _ machine when he became . officiating . Burial will be in . , -it to the United next day gave Gravel Hill Cemetery, caught in its blades. Eblin was Cheshire. Friends may call at Nations. pulled into the picker up to his. the funeral home th is evening Like many Arl-aericans , waist. from 71o 9 and Tuesday from 2 Rockefeller has debts. He owes The Gallia County Volunteer more than $1.5 million, but the Emergency Squad was called precise nature of the debts was at 1:43 p.m. not disclosed. Squadmen and s heriff 's - He was brought up as a deputie·s were unable to free strict Baptist. As children, he Eblin until a welding torch was and his brothers and sister brought to the field . He' was 11 had small allowances to cover finally freed after the gears to the bare necessities, and had to the machine were burned off. work if we wanted additional Dr. Francis W. Shane carne money ." While at Dartmouth at the squad's request to adCollege he taught a Sunday minister a pain killing shot. school class. The squad took Richard - In 1941, on instructions Hooker, 12, Bidwell - Rodney from the late President Fran- Rd. to the Holzer Medical klin D. Roosevelt, he organized Center for treatment of a a 11 VOluntary blacklist" to fractured leg suffered Sunday determine the extent of Nazi in a sandlot football game. Infiltration into business enterMrs . Debra Fellure, 19, prises in latin America. With Gallipolis, was taken to the the information compiled, he hospital this morning as a •.• ·' '·'' wrote to lhe heads of 17,000 .medical patient. "i'-1 ~ERCISE. ' corporations doing business in wife, Gertrude, and a son, $6 hourly wage record at GM An of our service is helping to ease money squeezes on our customers. When you choose us to be your bank for checking account and savings account service, you are establishing a valuable coooection for use when opportunities or emergencies arise. ELBERFELDS and Savings Co. SHOP WEEKDAYS 9:30 TO 5 P.M. POMEROY. OHIO Foot lost All Deposits Guaranteed to $20,000.00 By The FederIll-Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System - ---- ----~-- HDE~Al DfPOSIT QUEEN CASUALS ----COIIPOAATION ---·- IN'S.URII.NCE ~ OUR MEMBERS HAVE LOST MORE THAN' VOL XXVI . FIRST FEMALE GREENHANDS - Two Meigs High School coeds initiated into the school's Future Farmers of America (FF A) recently as greenhands were the first girls to be in the chapter . They are Lisa Herald, left, and Jacki Doczi. Boys initiated were Kevin Jewell, Jeff Arnold, Don Hood, David King, Martin Schuler, Chester Fox, Terry Walker, Thomas KeMedy, Rex Butcher, Matthew Marcum, BiU George. Don Browning, Dennis Donohue, Mike Woodard and Don King. Refreshments were served following the initiation. 1• I J ' l J t I I j I I 16% of Meigs taxes unpaid Over a million and three- quarters dollars were ceriifi d iri Meigs County general real estate and public utility taxes to the county treasurer for the 1973 tax year but $280,310 was uncollectible and went on the books as delinquent, accordjng to County Auditor James E. Roush. The delinquent total was up two per cent for last year, or $6,357. With $1,751,939.50 certified . net taxes due, coll ections totaled $1,471 ,629.20. School taxes were 61 percent ($1,Q68,683.10) of this amount. County taxes 13 percent ($227,752.14), Township taxes 3 percent ($52,558.19) and Village taxes 7 percent ($122,635.771. The auditor said Alexander Local School District received 9 percent of the 61 percent ($96,181.48 ), Eastern Local School Dis tri ct 18 percent ($192 ,362.96) , Meigs Local School District 55 percent ($587,775 .71) and Southern Local School District 18 percent ·($192,362.96). Out of the 13 percent ($228,'886.45 ), the co unty general fund received 69.4 percent or ($158,847.20) and all other accounts received 30.6 percent or ($70,039.29). If the 16 percent delinquent taxes would be collected, the school districts would receive $171,908.80, townships $6,866.59 and villages $16,022.05, leaving a state average delinquency of 8.4 percent. AS TiiE RESULT OF latin America requesting they vohmtarily terminate their ties with infiltrated companies. The statement included such diverse items as a letter from his mother, the late Abby Aldrich RockefeUer, warning her sons against racial prejudice. A long section on his !!'>-year record as governor of New York State included 10 pages of his "accomplishments'' and a list of five events "that 1 shall always deeply regret." WHY DON'T YOU JOIN, TOO? NEW DIET CLASS BEGINNING TIJESDAY, SEPT. 24 • 7 P.M. SPECIFIC DIET PlAN WEEKLY WEIGH·IN $5 MO. 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Two were minor scandals in his administration that 'did not touch Rockefeller directly, and two were political disputes. "The most agonizing of all related to the evenls at the Attica prison uprising that led to the loss of 43 lives," Rockefeller said. with their color-cued solid counterparts. Im- maculately tailored In double knits of Orion( Rl acrylic by Queen Casuals. Siles 8 to 20. Straight leg, p~ll -on pant, striped long sleeve shirt, shlrflacket, Belted, A-line skirt, U-neck shell, shirt, blazer. In wine, green, camel. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY By United Press International WASIDNGTON (UPI) - Government budget cutting will not solve the nation's economic problems unless accompanied by increased revenue through tax reform, Rep. James V. Stanton, l).()hio, said at a pre-economic summit conference here Monday. "The answer lies not only in budget cutting but in increasing revenues through tax reforms," Stanton said. "I hope the admlnistration will give congressmen guidance in this area." Also attending the meeting were Colum us Mayor Tom Moody, Cincinnati City Manager Robert Tu1 .er, Ohio House Minority Leader Charles F. Kwiess, R·Bow!in Green , and Ohio Gov . John J. Gilligan. Gilligan said the battle against inflation would be " illusory and unsuccessful" until President Ford set national economic priorities. Unless America addresses itself to developing a priority system. "we'll be flounderin g on a sea of inflation," said GiUigan . SAN PEDRO SULA, HONDURAS - HONDURAS begged the United States today for flamethrowers to cremate the rotting bodies of Hurricane Fill victims and massive aid to save the Uves of hundreda of thousands of refugees. Starving dogs tore at the carcasses of flood victims and vultures clawed at the decaying flesh. Gangs of looters and swarms of snakes preyed on hapless survivors. Rescue workers kept on recovering bodies buried in mud and debris fiv e days after Fifi howled through the 110-mile-long, 4>mll..wide Sula Valley in northern Honduras. At ~ard-hit Choloma, 12 miles from San Pedro Sula, rescuers used gas · masks to guard against stench and disease while digging corpses out of the mud. MASON - A simulated fire driU was conducted Monday at 9:40 a .m. at Wahama High School because' of the lack of water supply in the area . Taking part in the drill were the Pomeroy Fire Dept., which took a tanker and pwnper; Middleport Fire Dept. with .a tanker and pwnper ; a tanker from Point Pleasant, and one from New Haven . According to Pomeroy Fire Chi•f Charles Legar, Pomeroy and Middleport arrived within five minutes, Point Pleasant within 22 minutes, which was exceltent time, and New Haven within a few minutes. After the schools were evac uated, firemen deter· mined that the children should have been farther away from the building. After checkin g the buildings, the senior and junior high, they found 12 to 15 windows had been left open and one of the fire alarms was not working in the new section of the high school building. The purpose of the drill was to determine if 1 with the assistance of the other fir e departments, it would be possible to sav~ the buildings and lives of their occupants. Local firemen said the drill worked smoothly and ef· fectively. POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ordinance provides for aboota 19 pet. rate Increase which wiU R• into effect whether or not It ls approved by cooncU. Mayor Zerkle said he has been advised by the Division Office of the Ohio Department of Highways In Marietta that improvements to Page St. oul of ISlJue I lunda wilt not be made H moneys are not adequate for the project after the top priority project - The Hiland Church Rd., - in Pomeroy ls completed. Whether the Page St . improvement materializes ia yet to be determined, the mayQr said. Chase reported that the town will receive at least 121 street signs- stop signs, one way, etc. - from the Stale Department ol Transportation free of charge. The village wiU be required to place the posts for the signs, but if they pass inspectloo, the village will be reimbursed for the cost of the posts plus $25 per sign in labor payments . Chase was Instructed to order suitable posts for th e project. Council also discussed centerlining the business section with Chase's department to do the work, th~ed for limestone at cu rb locations aboot town and the condl ion the village jail. • Attending the meeting besides t named earlier was village clerk-treasurer Gene Grate. ' TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1974 PHONE 992-2156 Schools to open for cub round Night Chairman, said this one evening's program will be tlle beginning of the Scouting way for several hundred boys and adults in the 10 county area served by the local B.S.A. Council. All Cub age boys will be given a colorful "School Night for Cub Scouting" flyer at school on Tuesday or Wed· nesday with the open Invitation to attend the special program on Thursday night. TEN CENT~ Oil nations rebuff Ford RED QUAIL RELEASED- Roy Armes, ·president of the Meigs Caunty Fish and Game Assn., shows some of the several hundred Tennessee Red Quail which !be association will release in Meigs County this week. The 13-week-<>ld birds are a sample of more than 1,000 of assorted species of birds the as50ciation has released in the past. The association also sponsors a trout derby for youngsters .under 16 and helps other groups obtain trophies for sporting events. Bob Louks is association secretary. Tennessee Red Quail have never been released here before by the association. By Unlted Press International b.iiai1or our homes and power • The world's major oil nations for the people who work in our vowed today to keep fuel prices planls." at record levels in defiance of In Kuwait, Oil Minister President Ford's call for a cut Abdel Rahman Salem Altqi to head off an International ahrugged off the Ford attack, depression. · saying, "Let the President In Vienna, Abderraham speak as he wishes, he can say Khene, secretary-general of whatever he wants to Say." the Organization of Petrolewn Khene said Americans are Exporting Countires, scoffed at "misleading themselves and Ford's threats. 11 We. are the th.e rest of tbe world" H they last people to blame for what is think pressure can change the happening In the world, " he situallon. aaid . "We increased our prices I'! The group's 12 member protect purchasing power," nations, which produce B> per Khene said. "We did nat do cent of world petroleum ex- anything with the aim of ports, increased the price of destroying the economy of the crude 9il 400 per c.e~t the pest wor~d. On the contrary, we year and voted for anotber 3.5 were, and still are, suffering per cent increase to $9.74-a- · from what happens within this barrel next month. econon-iy." "We wilt take tough stepo to Venezuelan President Carlos obtain the degree of self· Andres Perez sent a z,:;oo.word sufficiency necessary to avoid telegram to Ford last week, disruption of our economy," rejecting earlier criticism of Ford said Monday in Detroit. the oil group. " We will make sure there's Ford also warned of a disastrous confrontation. 11 E~­ orbi !ant prices can only distort the world economy, run. the risk of wor1dwide depreSsion and threaten the breakdown of world order and security," he said . Suit ·claims payoff was forced COLUMBUS (UP!) - An Ohio State Fair concessionaire filed suit here Monday charging he was forced to make a political contribution to Gov. John. J . Gilligan 's re· election campaign in exchange for the right to operate his booth this year at the fair . George C. Lindsey .Jr ., Sunbury, named Gilligan ; .Thomas Clark, manager of . concessions at the fair; State Fair Manager Victor Lucas, Upand the Ohio Expositions · Commission defendantS in the $852,750 civil suit. The action On TQursday at 7:30 p. m. was filed in Franklin County most elemenlary schools in the Common Pleas Court. tri-state area will be open. Lindsey, himself a former The annual roundup manager of conessions at the program of the Tri.Stale Area fair, said Clark charged him Council, Boy Scouts of $600 as a cash contribution to America, features this once a the go vernor 's cam paign year opportunity for boys 8, 9, before granting him concession and 10 years of age and their privileges, Lindsey said Clark parents to join the Cub Scout later raised the price to $750 to pack in their area. allow him to move his The program is very simple: concession to a better location. any boy and his parents or Lindsey said he demanded guardians may come to their the return of his $600 when the nearest elementary school and price ·was increased and paid become a part of the Cub,Scout the $750 with a check , which he pack serving their school said had been canceled and district. Earle Dillard, Council School returned by his bank. LONG BEACH, CAI.JF. - RICfiARD Nixon, who reluctantly gave Into hls doctor's urgings to enter a hospital, began undergoing tests for phlebitis today. Ron Zleglo!l' described the former president as depressed but mentally sharp. Nixon, walking unaided and with no serious ltmp, entered Long Beach Memorial Hospital Monday, arriving in a white Cad lilac at a laundry entrance. Ha was accompanied by Ziegler, his long time spokesman CLOTHES DAY SET and now chief aid, his wife Pat, daughter, Julie Eisenhower. They were surrounded by Secret Service agents, who roughed up Free clothing day will be a network television cameraman. "You have to recognize that held at the Salvation Army, 115 this has been a very difficult time for the former President.'' · 'Butternut Ave ., Pomeroy, Ziegler told reporters. "The events of the past months have been Thursday, Sept. 26 from 10 a period of strain and stress." a .m. until noon. All area Cootlnued on page 8 residents are welcome . ., ' NO. 114 Dri11 at Wahama for fire 450 LBS. DIET AND REGULAR th~t the mntractor did not charge the villllge for blacktopping that wa• over th e amount the village had contra cted for . David Ohlin~er, representing the fire department, discussed the department's request for certain janitorial services at the new fire department building . Earlier il was thought mistakenly a CAP worker could he assigned there. Mayor John Zerkle referred !be matter to the building committee of Hoffman, Kelly and Walters. Maintenance supervisor Harold Cllase was instructed to proceed with erecting signs on streels leading into town to the effect that through truck traffic will not be permitted. Chase said the sig ns will cost over $100 and he thought the order could be cancelled if the council were to chang~ its opinion. A letter from The Columbos and Southern Ohio Electric Co. was read stating that the Public Utili lies Commission of Ohio had recently granted the company a 19 pet. rate hike in all of its area where the rate of charge is nol set by ordinance. The letter stated the Middleport rates will have to be increased accordingly and sample ordinances were distributed. Since representatives of the fil'm will be at the next meeting, it was decided to W(;lit until then to study the increase in depth. It was observed that the sample Devoted To The Interests of The Meigs-Mason A rea ~ SINCE JUNE Kelly moved to postpone the matter until the next meetir1g, seconded by Couno:llman William Walters, who said he believes the new uno through t.nlck trarfic" regulaUon will drive people out of tire town. The Kelly motion failed, wlth Kelly and Walters casting the only affirmative votes and councilmen Brewer, Klng and Fred Hoffman votlng no. Council then reconsidered the original motion to grant Fraley a permit for a year. The Ohio Revised Code was checked and it was learned that issuance of such a permit is up to the pollee Chief, J . J . Cremeans. It was felt that the permit will be issued; since Fraley was advt.sed to meet with Chief Cremeans on the matter. L. D. Hartinger and Mrs, Robert Craig met with council to discuss the blacktopping of a driveway leading to the property of Hartinger off Vine St. Mrs. Craig and Hartinger said that the driveway in previous tUnes was always considered private property. Another long discuBSion followed, 0n the ownership of the driveway, but nothing certain was detennined. Hartinger said he was glad the driveway was blacktopped during the recent road improvet:nent program. It was reported en tine R 0Ck e.teller The farmers Bank M[MP.fR r------------------------A D h 1 A Gilligan spokesman said the governor 's campaign had not received any contribution from Lindsey. According to the spokesman, Lindsey at first reportedly said the check was made payable to Gilligan 's campaign and then later said it had been made payable to the commission . Lindsey sought $500,000 in punitive damages from the state officials, $50,000 from each of seven defendants in a second pwtitive claim, $2,500 to cover business losses, repayment of the alleged $750 ' contributi on , attorney fees and court costs. Just a cheap shot say democrats Democrats called the suit a "cheap publicity shot" by Republicans, namely former Gov. James A. Rhodes, who is attempting to unseat Gilligan in the November election. "The sad thing is that Jim Rhodes takes advantage of little people who don 't know any better," said Gilligan's son Don at a fund.raising dinner at Wilmington Monday evening. "The guy (Lindsey) misunderstood the ground-leasing policy at th e state fair, that the money was not for the campaign. I think that someone could get a' confused guy who really didn 't understand what happened to him ...and put him in the common pleas court to fight a batUe ... knowlng that the guy is just going to get chewed to bits by legal procedures," Gilligan's son said. ~h~mbers fh e poss1b1hty was rmsed Monday that the Pomeroy and Mtddleport chambers of c~mmerce. may co nduct_ 8 smgle Chnstmas promotron this December. . Immedmte past president Earl Ingels lold the Po~eroy chamber Monday followmg a luncheon at Me1gs l~n he had lea rn ed . the Middle por t Chamber IS mterested m ex:plo~ing a joint promotion . No action was taken, however. COFCTOMEET Pomeroy Mayor Dale Smith The Middleport Chamber of was to have jllel With the Commerce and The Retail Merchants Ass'n . will meet at Tax receipts off 7:30 this evening in the meeting rooms of The Colwnbus and Retail sales tax receipts in Southern Ohio Electric Co. Meigs County for August-were Plans for the annual Christmas up 4.31 percent over August, holiday promotion will be, 1973, somewhat less than lite made and all members are inflation of prices in the same period and motor vehicle sales · urged to attend. tax for the month was down 5.40 percent according to the report of Mrs. Gertrude , CLEAN ' EM UP Middlep<>rt Mayor John Donahey , state treasurer . Retail sales lax receipts for Zerkle today urged all businessmen and residents to August, 1974, totaled $53,829 ,79 clean sidewalks around their co mpared to recei pts ,of businesses and homes ii-I $51,423.03 for August, 1973. preparation for the tour of Motor vehicle sa les tax historica l homes Sunday receip ts for Aug ust , 1974 , sponsored by Ohio Eta Phl totaled $32,606.46 compared to· Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi receipt s of $34,467.61 for August, 1973. Sorority. ill . Ted Reed, preSident, in other business, said the public has responded well to the request for signatures on petition s askin g restoration of bus se.Vice north of Pomeroy. He has a letter fr om Veterans Memorial Hospital indicating that it needs the service restored as it uses the bus service frequently. Reed set Monday, Sept. 29, as the deadline for signing the petitions. A letter will be sent to Cleveland and petitions will be delivered personally to the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, Reed said. Reed suggested that a letter be directed to the Meigs In- $1,200 awarded in damage suit Daniel O'Dell , Rt. I, Shade, has been awarded $1,200 in Meigs County Common Pleas Court as a result of damage done to his property by a Lake Shore Bus System, Inc., bus, when if went through flash fl OOd waters on US 33 during a July 10, 1973, flood .. [n olher court action, Roger C. White, Rl. I, Langsvllle. was "' I • BURBANK, Calif. (UPI ) Cliff Arquette, who played television's Charley Weaver, the baggy pants. sage of "Mt. ldy,". died of a heart attack Monday at age 68. He had sUffered an almost fatal heart attack on April 24, 1972. He recovered welt enough to return to " The Holtywood Squares" game show, where he was a regular, although he was vestment Corp., commending partially paralyzed on his left it on the painting of one of itS side. Arquette came from a properties, . the Meigs Inn in vaudeville family, and early in downtown Pomeroy . Reed also suggested that his career, while still a merchants who used the bus relatively young man, made a for playing service and wish it restored to .reputation pixillated old men. write to the chamber . For the last 20 years of hia Ingels will attend the Ohio Festival in Circleville on Oct. Ufe he was identified with Charley Weaver, a character 19 il was reported. The chamber wiU meet the he originated for a local Los first and third Monday in Angeles television •ho,, October instead of the second "Dave and Charley," and and fourth , Carolyn Thomas, made into a national television secretary, sa id. Attending institution. Hls specialty was recounlinl! we re Reed, Mrs. Thomas, Ingels, John Koebel, Bill tales of "Mt. ldy," the Ohio Grueser, Wendell Hoover, hamlet he Invented, along with Ralph Graves, Jack Carsey, a cast of townfolk. The town Bob Jacobs, Beuiah Jones, served as a backdrop for hia Melissia Corise and Katie homespun philooophy and humor, especially when he Crow. would read "a letter I got today from Momma." ActUally, Arquette was a weU read, seriOWI man, 1 studenl of the Al!lerlcah awarded $1,500 from Roger Musser, Colwn bus, as a result Revolutioo and the Civil War, of damage incurred In an auto He owned an h.l etortcal m1111ewn In Gett)'llburg, Pa., accident. filled with ClvU War ltema. It Also, Virgil Yarbrough was found not guilty of assault with also served aa a aboweue lor a dangerous weapon, but guilty his whittling, with caMS luU ol of assault and battery, and was figures showing Revolutlon.,-y fined $25 and costs for an in· . and ClvU War aoldlera In proper !Ullform, •hlttltd by cident on Sept. 22, 1973. Arquette. may team up chamber in regard to the Christmas promotion but was Man from Mt. ldy is dead .. �Mason County Maybe a nutty kidnaper News Notes By Alma Marshall CINCINNATI ( UP[) - A str.ngely low ransom demand of only $2,000 has caused police to worry about the mental condition of tbe kidnapper of four year-old Alllson Mechem, daughter of Taft Broadcasting Inc Board Chauman Charles S Mechem Jr The little girl was abducted from tile front yard of her suburban Mt Lookout home late Monday afternoon and a few hours later the $2,000 PI' PLEASANT - BlcenteMialacltlVIhes m September and October and for Extensaon Homemakers Achievement Day were among the 1tems dist1Jssed at Maoon County Exterullon Homemakers Counc11 meetmg Tuesday at the Courthouse Annex here Mrs Ray (Edith ) Fox, pres1dent of the COWlCil presided 1n her B1centenrual dress and mob hat She sa1d that the dresses and hats could be purchased at B1-Centenmal Headquarters Mam St m Pomt Pleasant Also diSplayed were commemorative coms badges plates and other Items "h1ch can also be pur chased at the headquarters Mrs Aaron Fowler Mrs Ollle Bro"mng Mrs Ray Fox all took part 1n presentmg the devotionals Mrs Robert L (VIcki ) Humphreys of Pomt Pleasant of the Achievement Day Committee reported that the event will be held on ()(:Iober 23 at the Moose Hall m Po10t Pleasant The cost of the dinner w1U be $3 25 The theme By Gone Days w1U be carried out by ladtes weanng the1r b1centenmal dresses Mrs Hwnphreys has asked each club to put on a sk1t and that homemakers display ant1ques If a club has a hentage craft 11 aloo can be dlSplayed Each club IS to contr1bute a pnze Mrs Fox told the group of the progress made m obtammg a one room school She thanked the county court for the fmanc1al a1d 11 has giVen the council for the proJect She also reported on the B1-Centenmal Caravan which travels to nearby commumhes from Pt Pleasant to JOm With other commum!Jes for lhe1r celebration One has been held 10 New Haven and another at Beale School Plans were made for a caravan to go to Mason One of Pomt Pleasant s celebratJons will be on Sept 27th w1th Mrs Ray Fox m charge Some of the plans are for demonstrallve square dancmg Pomt Pleasant Band w1ll par ticlpate and a Grand March Will be held Bestdes the bu~entenmal acttvttles many other actiVIties were annoW'lced by Mrs V1ck1 Keefer Extension Homemakers Agent She saJd 43 persons are gomg on the Williamsburg tour planned for OCtober I 2 3 and 4 Mrs Keefer chaiJ'IIlan announced that on October 11 Colonial Ladies Day will be held at the PresbyterJan Church Mam St pt Pleasant 'flus w1ll consiSt of a tasting spree and style show Ladles have been asked to send m recrpes to be compiled mto a cookbook A person send10g m a rec1pe and brmgmg a diSh of food llsted on the rec1pe for the tastmg spree on Cl<:tober 11 will be om>tted free and will be g1ven a cookbook The food should be btought to the church by 11 30 a m on October lith A stvle show w1ll commence at I 30 on the same day at the church w1th JUdgmg on ladles ready to wear children s ready to wear somethmg that you made yourself and self made or old authentic costume The tastmg spree and style show JS open to the public The rec1pes should be sent to V1ck1 Keefer, Care of Courthouse Annex, Pt Pleasant Mrs Keefer durmg the meetmg Tuesday • subiTiltted a hst of proposed lessons for 1975 through 1976 for the COWlCll s approval and recommendatiOns Those plann10g to attend the Fall Con ference at Jackson s Mill mclude Mrs Howard Garland, Mrs Elmer Grueser MISs Hattie Jordan Mrs Eddie Kmc31d and Mrs VJC!n Keefer ExtensiOn Agent The president, Mrs Fox, extended a spec1a! thanks to the Fa1r Committee composed of Mrs Laurene Lew>s Mrs Howard Garland Mrs Ray Fnend Mrs Harold LewJS and Mrs Marvm Fry for their success at the Mason County Farr JO earmng money for the councll Homemakers throughout Mason County con trlbuted Items which were oold aod the proceeds were g1ven to the counctl SPECIAL DAYS The pr66Jdent named aet1V1!1es whiCh w1ll take place dur10g Cl<:tober commemoratmg the F1rst Battle of the American Revolution Sunday October 6th has been named Fa1th of Our Fathers Day", Monday, October 7th Pioneer and Homecommg Day, Tuesday October 8 lndustnal and Agricultural Day Wednesday October 9 Youth Day Thursday October 10 Fort Randolph DediCation Day Fr1day October II Coloma! Ladles Day Saturday Cl<:tober 12 Veterans and Fraternal Day On October 8 9 10 11 12 and 13 at 7 30 at the newly con structed Fort Randolph at Krodel Park the mus1cal drama R1vers of Dest10y w111 take place Many local people w1ll take part m the drama written by Lee Dur1eux Mrs Fox appomted the followmg to the B1-Centenmal Float Comm1ttee Faye Meadows Bess1e Ingles Laurene LewiS and Alberta Fry ransom was demanded of TERRY PICKENS Mechem from an anooymous DAVID SWISHER ~$$'~<;... ~ f ~ Calendari Two in Who's Who :~ Social Terry Lee Ptckens and Dav1d Sw1sher 1974 grad uates of Me1gs H1gh School have been n"med for hsting m the 1973 74 e1ghth annual ed1hon of Who s Wh o Among Amencan H1gh School Students The son of Larry and Bonme P1ckens Pomeroy Route 4 Terry was on the varsit} wrestlin g team three years and the Marauder football varSity team two year s He was v1ce prestdent of Vars1ty M and preSident of the Mmgs County Youth Rally of the Churches of Chnst four years Dav1d Swisher 1s the son of Mr and Mrs Wtlh;:tm Swasher 571 Grant St Middleport He attends the F~r s t Baplls t Church of Middleport Wh1le a student at Me1gs H>gh he was active m the Student Council Spanish Club secretory of the Drama Club chOir and took part m both the Jun1or and Semor class plays He was a member of the National Honor Society and a Boys Slate delegate On September 30 Dav1d w1ll begm classes at Oh10 State UmverSJiy DR. LAMB Extra heart heats may not harm By Lawrence E Lam M D DEAR DR LAMB - Will you please explam to me JUst what a PVB IS and how serwus they are About a year ago I was hosp>tahzed qmte sud denly after a VISit to a doctor for lhJS problem I was g1ven telephone coller Although pollee Imposed a temporary news blackout on the case, an execuuve of the local Taft teleVISion station S81d pollee told hun that only $2 000 had been demanded for the sale return or the g>rl l know that seems low and tllere IS some concern ove.r tt be10g such a small amount " satd Bob Gllmarhn, new director of WKRC.TV G1!martm sa1d pollee appar ently were concerned about the 'potential mental mstablllty of a k1dnapper askmg only $2,000 There were several unusual actions near the Mechem house late Monday rught, and al though pollee refused to ex plam them, they apparently were part of a ransom payment • plan TUESDAY However there was no m XI GAMMA Mu Chapter dicat10n by early today if the Beta S1gma Ph1 Soronty 7 30 moves had brought Mechem p m at the Columbus and any closer to retreiV!ng his Southern Oh1o E!ectr1c Co daughter offiCe Cultural report on tile Unusual Actions ongm of hfe by Mrs Judy A plam-dothes pohceman Crooks and Mrs Jane Bourne broke a tall light on a carMrs Becky Anderson and Mrs apparently as the s1gn of a Donna Nease to be hostesses drop off vehicle-and a RACINE Amer!Can Legwn swtcase and a bulky blanket Auxiliary, 6 p m , at the hall were placed m the car Covered diSh dmner Spec1al The car was driVen away; and guest Mrs Esther Tipple was later returned Also dur10g District 8 pres1dent Lancaster the evemng Mechem was seen MIDDLEPORT Chamber of ' several blocks fr om his house at a telephone booth The activity continued late mto the night with Mechem drJVmg away from the house shortly before midnight fol lowed by plain-clothesmen But there was no report on what If anything transpired and by early today the g1rl was still not back home Allison had been r1ding a tricycle With a neighbor boy JUSt before she was abudcted A man pulled her off her bike but her m a car and drove off Steve Bachmeyer 6 later told his parents • Descr1pt1ons-and even the sex-of the kidnapper from w1tnesses varted The suspect reportedly was about 30 years old with bleached blond haJr and wearmg oval-framed sun glasses Ron Laker, a XaVIer Umver SJty student who was pamtmg a nearby house sa1d when he saw the kidnapp10g he Jumped mto his car and gave chase but lost the abductor s 1960 Wh>le Fa~rlane Ford m traffic Miss Arm Conn S31d she saw the kidnapper dnve past He was gomg really fast she sa1d The blUe g~r! was leamng against the dash board The kidnapper abandoned the car several miles away at tbe rear of a United Dlllry fo""anners store PhooeCall Mechem was informed of tbe car s location by an anonymous telephone call Inside the car were AllLson s blue jacket and a note but It contents were not revealed The kidnapper apparently drove off w1th the girl from the store m another car Local pollee were aSSJsted by FBI m the case with author!. Ues commg and going from the Mechem house throughout Monday mght Mechem, 41 also has two other children but they were not involved l talked w1th Charlle for several mmutes after the kldnppp10g and he w~ concerned but optimistic that things would turn out OK, said Gilmartm Alllson w1th blone hair and blue eyes was wearmg a white sweater and red slacks when she was abducted at 4 50 p m (EDT) Taft Broadcastmg, owned by relatives of Sen Robert Taft R.Qhw operates SIX teleVISion statwns and several radiO stations The company also owns two amusement parks, Kmgs Island just north of here and Kings Dom101on m V1rgm1a Chnstmas promohonal program All members urged to attend CLASSES For adults who wtsh to complete work for the1r h1gh school diplomas begm 6 30 p m at the Central School near the Me1gs Junwr H1gh School M1ddleport SOUTHERN Local Band real emergencies won t receive proper attention because of the overload And one day you m1ght he the emergency DEAR DR LAMB - I recently read m a magazme that both mushrooms and omons counteract cholestero1 Boosters regular meetmg some med1cmes which didn t m your blood Is t~ere any 7 30 p m at h1gh school All agree w1th me And I had no truth 10 that statement' band parents urged to attend pam or tndJCatton of heart DEAR READER - lm OHIO Eta Ph1 Chapter Bela trouble Fmally l was afra1d not I do wish 1t were all d1scharged and told to go on that Simple The only thmg S1gma Ph1 Soror1 ty 7 30 p m at Columbia Gas Co M1d hvmg a normal hfe Last week omons and mushrooms have dleport Rush party Hawaaan I suffered severe pam m my gomg for them IS that both are theme left leg and also pam m my left low m fat and netther cont:am AMERICAN Leg1on arm l began shakmg un any cholesterol So 1t ts correct AUXJhary Drew Webster Post controjlably I called a doctor to say that you could use any 39 Tuesday mght potluck 6 30 and he would not come to the amoWlts of these you m1ght p m With meeting at 7 30 p m house but advised me to use hot wtsh to eat - m any reasonable Jun10r officers to be mstalled soaks and take some Anacm quanllty- but l m afra1d they Mrs Ben Neutzlmg m charge Th1s has me tembly upset have no medtcmal quality of tbe program and warred Any explanatiOn Mushrooms and omons are FRIENDLY Neighbors Club would be appreciated l m 61 both low calone foods and 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs years old a w1dow and by reasonably h1gh percentage of George Buchanan myself most of the hme Could the calones n mushrooms are TOPS CLUB 7 p m Tuesday a bad fnght have caused those protem My statements on the the Amencan Legwn Ha!lm at PVBs? food values of both are based DEAR READER - PVB IS on food values llsted by the U Middleport SPECIAL MEETING an abbrevtatwn for p1 ernature S Department of AgriCulture Middleport Masomc Lodge 363 ventncular beats often called Send your questtons to Dr 7 30 p m Tuesday Work m the extra beals or fllp fl ops that Lamb w care of thts people sometimes feel You newspaper P 0 Box 1551 fellowcraft degree All Master can have them and never feel a RadiO C1ty Statwn New York Masons mvtted WEDNESDAY THE FORMER ED ROUSH property on Brown Street and thmg e1ther It IS JUSt a beat N Y 10019 For a copy of Dr WILDWOOD Garden Club, 8 the former home of Vrrgll Lew1s h1stor1an teacher lawyer JS that comes early (premature ) Lamb s booklet on balanced p m at the home of Mrs Paul ready for occupancy as soon as the town of Mason and >Is m the natural rhythmallc beat d1et send 50 cents to the same citizens work out a day to develop 11 for the benefit of aU of the heart address and ask for the F1sher Mmersville wtth Mrs Hiram Ftsher co-hostess AmeetmgwillbeheldonWednesday Sept 25at7 30p m C1ty Many normal people have Balanced D1et booklet Hall on thiS project W1th West Vrrg101a celebrating the B1 these without heart dJSease If CenteMJa! th1s could posSibly serve a future histone site as well they cause symptoms or occur as a library frequently or w1th known heart Mayor Fred Taylor c1ty and county off1c1als and other m dtsease then they can be 1m terested persons are expected to attend the meetmg on Wed portant otherwise they are A bronze marker of the nesday best 1gnored That IS why your Daughters of the Amer~can Margaret Parsons chaplam doctor told you to JUst go on and RevolutiOn was erected at the Among those attending were LETART - Mrs Alva I uckeydoo spent a week VJsll10g her bve a normal llfe I doubt they grave SJle of Mrs Guy Nelgler Mrs Neigler s husband Guy and her daughter Mrs Corbett daughter-In law Mrs Roger Luckeydoo who IS hospitalized m a had anythmg at all to do w1th Sunday afternoon at the Letart Cleek Dayton hosp1tal your leg and arm pam Falls Cemetery by Return However for anyone who Jonathan Me1gs Chapter MASON - The Sunsh10e Class of Mason Umted Methodist needs medtcal help and can t Mrs Ne1gler was a past Church held a house warmmg for Mrs Mane Goodwm at Mason get 11 don I be dismayed regent of the chapter 196!1-71 Uruted Methodist Church on Thursday even10g The honoree because the doctor doesn I and had served on varwus receiVed many gifts for her home 10 Mason Attending the come to the house If you have committees durmg her long potluck d10ner were Mrs Goodwm Mrs VIVJan Fry Mrs Mary a serwus problem he would membership m the chapter Berry Mrs Cinderella Baler Mrs Matilda Noble Mrs need the Fac1hl1es of the A lr1bue to Mrs Ne1gler was Cahter10e Smith Mrs Evelyn Proffitt Mrs Helen Barton, Mrs hospital anyway The smart presented by Mrs Patrick The annual Eblm reWllon Frances Stewart Mrs Pearl Roush M1ss Mary Duddmg Mrs th10g to do It 1t IS really an Lochary who told of her was held Sepl:: 15 at the U S 33 Max10e Arnold Mrs Myrtle McCloud Mts Lilah Zerkle, Mrs emergency IS to take a taXI or Roadside Park with 55 Joyce Carson, Mrs E A Schaekel Mrs Murl Megee and Jean an ambulance dependmg on ded1ca1Jon to the pr10c1ples of members of the family and DAR her work m the local SUkus how you feel and go to the chapter, and her contr~btmon friends attending The officers of the Sunshine Class are preSident, Mrs Lilah hospJtal emergency room l Grace preceding the I 15 p to commwuty and c1v1c a!falrs Zerkle VIce president Mrs Cmderella Ba1er secretary, Mrs don t recommend this unlesss For many years Mrs Nelgler m dmner was g1ven by Mrs Maxme Arnold and treasurer, Mrs Frances Stewart you can t fmd a doctor Or worked With the Women s Arthur Ebhn Recognltwn was dinar~ly a doctor will ask a of Veterans giVen to William Stephenson MASON - The Mason Homemakers at their meetmg on pahent to go to the hospital and Aux1hary 61 oldest member of the family Tuesday at the home of Mrs George Carson Mason, discussed he w1ll meet you there 1f you Memorial Hospital and had there and Tabltba Ph1ll1ps II parUc1pating m the B1-Centenmal Parade Mrs Landon Smith have somethmg senous that been active With the Red Cross months the youngest The presided when the group voted to serve the Eastern Jar dinner on should have fa~rly uruned1ate and the Me1gs County Cancer birthdays of Hyllla Eblin and Society She also served on November 24 at WahiJma High School attention Or 1f he can t see Racme Vlllage CouncU and J!mm1e Snider were The next meetmg Will be a Halloween party and will be at the you then the hoSpital staff w1U celebrated home of Mrs Evelyn Stewart Club members are expected to do so for h1m Emergency was treasurer of the village for Plans were made for the 1975 many years mask rooms are for emergencies M1ss Lucille Sm1th regent reuniOn at Fort Meigs on the A wedding gift was presented to Mrs Woodrow Queen the however and you should only second Sunday in August with a former Dorothy Cartr1ght at Tuesday s meetmg Mrs Cecil use tbem for that Otherwise pres1ded at the memorial basket dinner at I p m serv1ce assiSted by Mrs Smith was in charge of the lesson entitled, Raismg a Child m a Modern World " Festival to be held on October 19 at the school" There will be food Refreshments were served by the hostess Mrs Carson to games and door prues AU donations w1U be appreciated • Mrs Laura Johnson, Mrs Helen Wllllams Mrs Clara Williams, William Barker, Jr principal of the school introducted the Mrs Hazel Smith, Mrs Velma Burris Mrs Nancy VanMeter teachers and told tbe different subjecta they taught He also gave Mra Lawrence Roush, Mrs Laurene Lew1s Mrs Evelyn a talk on playground equipment that would be used aod pointed Stewart Mrs Roberta Young, Mrs Catherine Smith Mrs out repa>rs needed on the SWIII8 sets and the play IP'OWld Woodrow (Dorothy) Queen Mrs Matilda Noble Mrs J R The PTO meetings w1ll be held the second Thursday of the Marshall, Mrs Beverly Gregory and John Keith Karschnik month al 7 p m DAR erects grave marker WEST COLUMBIA - The West Columbia PT0 held 1ts first m"Ung of tbe school year Sept 12 Plans were made for a Fall I GRANDVIEW HEIGHTS - Three persons were honored on their birthday on Sunday at home on D1ck YoWlg at GrandVIew He1ghts W Va The honorees included D1ck Youn~ Tommy Quinn Nebbergall, and Charles Murphy Goff Attending the dinner were Tommy and Jean Nebbergall Tommy Quum, Mark and Theresa from Millersport Ohio, Mr and Mrs Charles La !bey, Charles Murphy and Leona Goff Pomt Pleasant Mr and Mrs Alburt1ce YoWlg, Harold and Sue Young of Clifton and Butch Schwarz, Mason Mr and Mrs DoMle VanMeter, Valene and Adena Grandview He1ghts, and Mrs DICk Young and sons I} S<pt 24 JIJ74 cross wmd Pemval hooked h1s I<Jck of a fUlllbh.! by t nrllt' rb.ack JOC Sho rt i!nd 10 the lt.'ft and the JJuJias qLLilrtct back Fto~er St aub•c h complet• rl 1\Hif 33 f,;l SSCS (or 217 y ml~ md 10 passes went to Drew Pearson for 161 yards uuly to h.a ve the E.ag les vrctory m the nalron rl ly televised game Ihrew lhe Nnuonal Football Confcrl..~Ce s Eastern DIV1SIOn mto a !itrnrn ble with the1r f1rst v. m to lle N EW YORK (U P I The 1974 Un l ed Press In ter nal onal Board ot Coaches fop 20 mator col lege foolba 1 rat ngs w th won los t r eco r ds and f rst p lace votes n parentheses Team Pomfs I Oh o 51 f201 (2 OJ 3)! 2 Notr e Dame ( 13 1 (2 OJ 317 3 Alabama fl l (2 0 280 4 Mchgan fll (20 257 5 Texas (1 OJ 6 Ar zona 51 12 Ol 130 7 Te~~;as A &M (2 Ol 8 Ok ahoma 51 (2 OJ 9 N ebra ska Il l ) JJ 10 W scans n ( 2 OJ J5 11 Tenn essee { 0 ) 12 M am fF a ) ( OJ "' "" "" 13 North Ca r o l na St (1 OJ lJ ( l fel F lo r da (2-0+. ( tu~l P t1 s. burgh ( 1 0) 22 10 20 16L SU (11J 18 17 So uthern Ca lt orn a !0 1 I 15 18 A r fzo na f2 Ol 1-<1 19 l nosf20 J 13 20 Penn St ( 1 I ) 9 N o te By agreement w th th ~ A m er can Football Coaches t eams on probaflon by th e NCAA are n ell glblll! tor 1op 2D and nat anal champ onsh1p con s d era t1on by the UP! Board ol Coache s Tho se t ea ms currently on pr obat10n are Oklahoma SMU Calltorma L ong Beilch Stilte and Southwestern Lou1 s1a na Pirates still alive, win 1-0 By FRED DOWN UP! Sports Writer Take 11 from the Pittsburgh Pirates and St LoUis Car dinals t1ght pennant races produce unusual heroes Twenty four hours after the Cardinals were toastmg rehev er Ag Hrabosky the P~rates found themselves domg the same for J110 Rooker It s a good questiOn wh1ch of the two pitchers was the more surpns rng or surpnsed. center ox attraction Hrabosky who won Sundays game for the Cardinals wasn t even expected to make the club UIRACLE~ l"• DO - J<Cl/¥Jf!& U[][][l]llilfflill MI I1 JI {;' WA' I The famous lnd ana pol s Speedway was or g nally bu It m apprec1atton to the automat ve ndu s try by Car l F scher J am es All son A C Newby and Frank Wheeler The f1r st race wa s held on Aug 19 1909 over an unpaved track Ray Harroun won the f1rst race at t he Speedway on May 30 1911 and s1nce tha t t 1m e Memonal Day ha s been the trad tonal date for the class c Not on ly as a sportmg event but the Speedway race play s a larg e part n the resear ch and ex per m entat on of the car ndust ry Eng neers n study ng the races and cars performan ces apply new find ng s to autos n general use by the pub l c To help speed up everyday cl ean ng n the hou se hold and remove the drudgery of clean ng pot s and pans k t chen s nks (iJ DOUBLE BELTED 1975 NEW CAR WHITEWAU.S! and bathtubs counters and ihe hou sew fe w II ned Water Re fined Water and soap w ns ex tra t me fo r le sure gams longer I fe for clothes and makes household d rt and drudgery the loser A M rac le water ref n er s engmeered to g1ve you carefree performance to pursue favonte hobbes or sports Try Ref ned Water w th a M racle Water Re fine r Ca II 882 2525 fl oors benefit by Ref SAYRE HARDWARE 882 2525 New Haven W Va 10 the sprmg and Rooker who came through with a splendid effort Monday mght when the Pirates defeated St LoUis I~ m 10 mmngs was regarded as the moth p1tcher on the P1tt sburgh staff despite his sw pns10g!y effect1ve p1tchmg 10 1973 A well traveled lefty acqUired" from Kansas City after the 1972 season Rooker allowed e1ght h1ts m mne m n10 gs Monday mght and rece1ved credit for h1s 14th \\Ln w1tll the lOth mmng relief help ___ :J -h-ridlng~ p/luOf San D ego 1 1 0 500 34 38 Kansa s' ty 1 1 o 500 31 43 Denver 0 1 1 250 il5 52 N a11onal Conference East w 1 t pet pi pa 5 1 Lou s 2 0 0 1 000 14 13 POLYESTER FIBERGLASS ,,.,,_ ZENITH GOLOR TV •• •• •• • 4 •• •• e lll.ACK •• •• •• •• •• •• •• • .• •• •• +• & WHITE TV • e Ea1sv Terms! t=ree pm A ll an t a (P N ekr o 18 12 a r Los Angeles tM esse rs m th 19 6 ) 10 30 p m San Fr anc sco ( D AcQu s o 2 3 a! San D eg o (G erhardt 1 l 0 30 p m Wednesday s Games N ew York at Ph lade lp h a tw n gh Mon r ea at Ch icag o 2 A t an a at Lo s Ang e les n ght p ttsb urg h at St Lou s n ghl H ous to n at C nc nnat n ght Sa n Franc sco at San D ego n ght m er can L. eagull' Eas t w I pet 9 b New York. 84 70 545 Ball n o r e 8J 71 539 Bos ton 78 74 513 Cleveland 7 d 80 JBI 10 M !waukee m I0 ' Do ro t 7l 82 We st w 1 pet g b Onk.l and 86 68 558 Tex ~s 81 7'1 579 d M n esota BO 7A 519 6 en eago 75 78 490 10 1 Kan sas( ly 75 79 dB7 1 Cal t orn a 61 93 396 25 Monday 5 Re sult s M lwaukee 6 Clev eland 2 Is! Cleve land 7 M1 1wo u k ee 4 2nd (onl y games sc hedul ed) Today s Probabl e P1tch er s (All T1mes EOTl Bos t on (T ilnt 20 t 3 and Mo re t 8 9 a t N ew YorK Gura 50 and May 7 4 ) 2 5 30 p m Detro t { R u hle I OJ at Br.l I more (M e N a l y 16 10 7 30 A 'J ' ' .., " ' p m M !waukee (Ch amp.o n 11 3) al Cleve and (G Perry 20 111 7 30 p m Ca l t orn a ( Ryon 20 6 at Kansas c ty (Spl tto rff 3 18 1 8 30 p m Ch cag o t Bah n sen I 5 and Johnson 9 4 ) at T eKa s (Hargan 28 and Bb by 918 ) 2 7 00 pm Mmnesota tGo ll~ 99 at Oakland (Abbott 5 6 or Hunter 2d 12) 11 OOp m Wednesdays Games M nnesota at Oakland n ght Ch c ago a t Texas n ght Ca l to rn a a t Kansas C•t y n ghl w auk e eat Cl eveland n h! D ~.; tro 1 c. 'l it m or e n gh t Bos ton at r "W Y o k n ght " uoneymoon m lJ y STEREO MASON FURNITURE HERMAN GRATE 71J SS9l MASON W VA carryrng more th1s week promised Hayes lvoldng ahead to Saturday s game Wltll un defeated (2~) Southern Me thod1st UmverSJty Woody also apparently d1dn t think Woody also apparently d1dn t thmk much of the man) aud1bles quarterback Greene called at the !me of scrunmage aga10st Oregon State Hayes sa1d he Muld sw1tch center Steve Myers who suffered a badly spramed wriSt Saturday w1th guard D1ck Mack to keep his offensive !me m tact And he was hopmg cornerback Steve Luke s very sore knee would respond to treatment and rest as qUickly as Cus1ck s did It s amazmg how qUickly they rebound from mjunes R1ght now I d be willing to bet that Luke won t play agamst SMU but because he s 10 such great condJtlon I think he II surprtse me Hayes satd SPorts InformatiOn D~rector Marv :tioman announced all remammg tickets for SatW' day s game were sold JO a 45mmute span Monday W1th I 000 standmg room tickets left Homan sa1d he expected a crowd 10 excess of 87 000 Homan also noted that Hayes hrst game as head coach at Oh10 State was agamst SMU when the Mustangs were a natlonal power Hayes qUickly recailed the 7~ v1ctory 10 hiS maugural game at OSU m 1951 But Woody always guardmg agamst complacency lSn t lookmg for a breather Our honeymoon w1ll be over one of these days-<>nd proba bly danm soon Hayes war ned notmg the exceptwnal Saturday B1g Ten learns had last week wLth vi clones over the hkes of UCLA Nebraska Stanford and Colorado Mat or League Leaders By Umted Press tnternat1onal Leadmg Batters National League g ab r h pet Ga rr Atl 137 577 80 205 355 Grvy LA 149 615 93 96 319 Buckner LA 137 549 so 175 319 Sm th St L 136 489 75 154 315 Olv r Ptt 138 577 88 181 31-<1 s k P1tt 40 507 72 159 314 McBr de S t L 1d3 533 76 167 313 Brock St L 146 606 102 188 310 Gross H 147 554 74 172 310 Madloc k Ch 118 41 3 59 128 310 Amencan League g ab r h pet Carew M nn 146 57] as 2oa 363 Orta Ch 132 494 71 157 318 M e R KC 141 509 67 157 308 Maddox NY I 30 440 72 135 307 P nil NY 134 494 69 151 306 Rndl Tx 146 502 64 153 305 Allen Ch 128 462 84 139 30 1 Burroughs Tex 147 53 4 83 160 300 Yaz Bos 144 498 93 149 299 Rob nson Ball 145 520 42 153 294 Can paner1s Oak 130 513 76 151 294 Home Runs Nat1ona1 League Schm dt Ph I 36 Wynn LA 32 Bench z Lift someone's spirits w1th a be a u!J lui VASE Of FLOWERS From *6.00 Dudley's Florist . 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I wouldn t rule out anybody l have confidence 10 he sa1d adm1ttmg he hked bOth men What about Robmson? I th1nk he s among a number of people l ve got confidence m Seghi hedged How d1d he feel about hlJ"lng a black manager 1 In evaluating managers there JS one thmg l would not do, sa1d the Indians G M I would not be concerned with the color of his skm My only concern would be havmg a man capable of leading the lnd1ans to the top l don t think the ability to manage LS the monopoly of any creed color or rehgLOn Well smd And m so saymg I get the unmJStakable feehng that pretty soon now Phil Segh11s gomg to make an historic announcement - not only on behalf of the Cleveland lnd1a11s and baseball but on behalf of society as well Dallas 0 500 34 13 59 N Second St Ph Ia 0 500 M1dd leport, 0. Wash ngton 0 500 NY G iants 0 2 0 000 Jo " Central w 1 t pet pt pa~ ";<~:<~:~;;x:;~,~,·~«;:<~;,;•;:•>'>~<<~;&,·;;~;::;::<~•~'~:::;;~:<<<~~&~:~:<<::~:~~ Minnesota '200 1 000 39 23 ~ ~ Jl Ji lt)M) Atlanta ooo 000 OlDLo s. ll,ng etcs.OOO Ill ODx Morton Kravsse ( 61 fly Mil I ON Kll'HMAN lJPI S(Jt rt,o;: t dllur Neely 1r1 fu t 1le pursuit begG~n his 9fi..yard touchdown spnnt up the sldchn c to turn the ~=:an1 e aru w1cl be over--Woody ••• m1ny new 1976 car• Ma1or leagv e Stand nq s By U n ted Pro ss I nterna On a Nat onal L eague w 1 pet g b S t Lou s 87 12 537 P II Sbu rgh 81 72 579 Ph lade I ph a 75 76 -190 6 Mont rea 72 80 474 9 New York 69 83 45.d 12 Ch cago 6d 88 4'21 17 W es t w 1 pet g b Los Angeles 97 57 630 C nc nnal 9'1 6'1 597 5 Ata ta 84 71 54'1 13 Ho us ton 78 75 5 o 18 San F r anc seo 7 1 8J 458 26 San D1ego 56 99 36 J 1 Monday s G;~m es P f!Sburgh 1 5 Lou s 0 0 nn Los A n ge es 4 A lan ta 3 (on ygamesschedu ed Todav s Probabl e P tche s ( All T1mes EDT> Monlreal f Bia r 10 7 and R enko 11 151 at Cl c ag o (Bo n ham 11 20 and Reus c hel 13 12 2 1p m New Y ork (We bb 0 1) at Ph lade ph a ( Ca rlon 5 12 l 7 35 p m P ll sburg h ( K son 7 8 ) C\ S Lou s (Cur s 9 13 B 30p m H ouston (G r ff n A 9) at C n e nn at I N orma 12 12 8OS of Dave GIUSti The Pirates now a half game behmd the Cardmals won the game when R1ch1e Hebner smgled home pmch I unner Miguel Dlione m the lOth thereby handmg Lynn McGlothen his lith loss agamst 16 VJctones Paul PopoVIch By VIC LANIAUSKAS battmg for Rooker s10gled COLUMBUS Ohw (UP!) moved to second on a sacrif1ce Anybodl ready to tack a and scored on Hebner s smg1e great label on Ohio State s The Los Angeles Dodgers top ranked Buckeyes followmg mcreased the1r 1ead m the last Saturday s breather over Nallonal League West to f1ve an outclassed Oregon State games when they beat the team better talk to head Coach Atlanta Braves 4 3 and the Woody Hayes hrst Cleveland Ind1ans split a Our honeymoon wtll be over doubleheader w1th the M1! one of these days-<>nd proba \\aukee Brewers wmnmg 7-4 after a 6-2loss m the only other bly damn soon Hales warned Monday at h1s weekly press Monday games m the maJors luncheon Don Sutton rece1ved credit The Big Ten s semor mentor for h>s 18th wm w1th the late ummg rehef help of M1ke was referrmg to the strmg of 1mpress1ve v1ctor1es posted by Marshall as the Dodgers moved closer to clmchmg the other B1g Ten teams the same Western IItle The rellef ap- tlme his Buckeye s were pearance was the !Oist for demohshmg an over matched Oregon State squad by a 5110 Marshall who notched his 21st count save Hayes referred specifiCally B1ll Buckner had a double to Iowa (21 10 over UCLA) and three s10g!es to lead the Olmms (41 7 over Stanford) Dodgers who reduced their and W1sconSJn ( 21 20 over mag1c nwnber to four Ttm Johnson s two run Nebraska ) He m1ght have but double was the b1g blow for the dido t mention M1ch1gan a 31~ ~ctor over Colorado Brewers as J1J11 C(llborn won Desp1te the 51 pmnts his h1s lOth game The Ind1ans spilt the doubleheader on two- offense put on the scoreboard run homers by Charlie Spikes Hayes Wl:!Sn l especially satis fled w1th the teams attack and Leron Lee e1ther Our offense hasn t met a N at 1 on a I Footb~ll League good defense yet he noted Standmgs By Untted Pross Intern atonal With four backs able to run Amer1can Conference the ball well and a s1lly pass East w l t pet pf pa every once m a while our of New En g 2 0 0 1 000 62 44 fense should have a cumulatiVe M am 0 500 48 so effect NY Je l s 0 500 39 45 By cumulative effect Buffalo 0 500 37 44 Bait more 020000 IJ 50 Woody means he would hke to contra I w I t pet pi pa see his two brUJsmg fullbacks Pitt sbu rgh 1 0 1 750 65 35 Pete Johnson and Champ Henson batter the enemy C n c nna I 0 500 50 27 H ouston I 0 soo 28 34 defenders a httle more before \ sprmg10g the hkes of Archie Cleve land I 1 0 500 27 40 Gr1ffm Cornehus Greene and W es t w I t pet pf pa Bnan Baschnagel on them Oakland I I 0 500 47 28 111ey (the fullba cks) will be •• Tht ..m• long mileage dQutM-bet1td away from lum Mte1 drivmg Ihe Co" boys 90 Yi.ll ds 1n the second qu 1rtet lo a three ya rd touchdown burst by rookJC Doug Dennison a free agPnt from Ku1 7:t( w n I P:. l ( 10 P 1ttsb rgh ODO DOO OOD 1- Sport Parade U1c ~Odllm e Lavender ptt kcd It up on H :short bounce bobbled It nuJmt!nl.rmly a nd lhcn with Staub t1 h and Utckle ltalph R tglc dcrcnsc slf' J! the game League R esult~ National L eag u e Today's College ratings fortune he controls only about deCISIOnS Which WOU]d help hJs $13 million m stock the rest IS and hJS fanuly s fmanclBI m m trusts which he cannot touch !erst Rockefeller preparing and does not manage his answer as Byrd spoke I do not occupy myself even JOlted on a pad Rockefeller to the extent of reading the list emp1re No r of the securities 10 the trusts He promised to urge no he sa1d I have very able men decJSJons on the basJS of self who handle these things mterest If the nation comes Rockefeller dressed 10 a out of mflation and avmds a slightly rumpled but ex depress10n everyone penSJve looking blue pmstnpe bene!Jts he sa1d But would swt touched on a number of spectal mterests - my m subjects durmg more than four vestments -be benefited by hours of tesl110ony my actions? The answer IS emphatically no The nommee gntted hJS If I had spent a lifet110e of teeth but hiS vo1ce showed no abusrng economic power, I 1rntabon as he answered wouldn I be here today ' pomted questiOns from Demo- Rockefeller S31d Power per cratJc senators who saJd they se IS not bad, 11 can be good or were concerned hiS wealth bad dependmg on how 11 s m1ght cause a conflict of m used teres! Rockefeller has pledged to put hiS hold10gs m a blind trust 1f confirmed ORGANIST NAMED While Senate DemocralJC Mrs Robert Kuhn has been WhipRobertC Byrd D-W Va, retamed as organ1st for chapel was asking him a lengthy semces at the Galbpohs State question suggestmg he could Institute Her husband IS a influence goverrunent pobcy chapla1n at the lnslltute t ret lt'iat 1ft orlg n11 equipment on M~ror By Untted Preon tnt er'n a r anal St[lte St 1ubach was muvm~ low,Jrds l.l J>OSS!blc lwO-touc h ilown tead m the tlurd pcnO<I lknmson took a h.andoH on h1s Ll rce •nd fumbled as he nc ~:~rcd f .oe.IVCnd f Dempsey had Just kicked a 45 )ard f1eld goal w1th 25 seconds left to pl"y to put hts Pluladelphla Eagles a he 1d of Dallas and Washington w1th 1 1 the Dallas Cowboys 13-10 The I ~COlds guy he wa s shoutmg at wa s hJs In the Eagles ca se tt w 1s buddy Mac Perc1va I of the theu defense that put them on Cowboys who" as trymg to Lie the Dallas stde of the 50 on two the game with two seconds to Dempsey held goa ls and go by kicking a 48-yard f~eld scored U1e only Phlludelphm goal mto a 12 mtle-an hour touchdown on a %-yard return Eblin family has reunion NEW HAVEN - Mr and Mrs Patrick Kimble of 8205 Sprinkle Road, Portage Mlch , are annoWlcing the birth of a son Jaaon Robert on September 7at the Bronson Methodist Hospital Kaliunazoo, Mlch The mother IS the former Betty Scarberry of New Haven The infant weighed 8 pounds and 9 ounces Maternalvandparents are Mr and Mrs J S Scarberry New Haven, and paternal grandmother Is Mrs Kathryn K110ble of KaWnaroo, Mlch I Utsd Eagles nip Dallas 13-10 wn Monday ru ght chanting Mtss 1t 1 Mtss 1L ' M1ss tt ' Wealth equals power a myth says nominee Rockefeller By CLAY F RICHARDS WASHINGTON (UP!) VJce prestdentlal nomtnee Nelson A Rockefeller says 1! s a myth that hiS family through >Is great wealth exerc1ses power over the nation s economy Testifymg at the operung of h1s conf1rmatton hearmgs before the Senate Rules Comm1ttee Monday Rockefeller sa1d hiS lJllllledlale family has holdmgs of $218 m1lhon most of tt m trusts But he later refused to an. swer newsmen s questions about the value of the Rockefeller fam1Iy fortune wh1ch has been placed m ex cess of $1 billion He did say earlier that the family holds $326 m1lllon m 01! company stock and $20 milhon stock m the Chase Manhattan Bank The myth about the power my family exerc1ses has to be brought out JO the open Rockefeller saJd It doesn I extst He saJd that of hiS personal J)atb St!ntind Muhll~purt Puullcruy 0 PHILADELPHIA (UP! ) K1cker Tom Dernpse} stood on Lhe Sldelme or VcterMLS Stadl Commerce and Retail Mer chants Assn meeting 7 30 p m at Columbus and Southern Ohw Electnc Co meehng room to make plans for 3 - l lu .....,. --- �Mason County Maybe a nutty kidnaper News Notes By Alma Marshall CINCINNATI ( UP[) - A str.ngely low ransom demand of only $2,000 has caused police to worry about the mental condition of tbe kidnapper of four year-old Alllson Mechem, daughter of Taft Broadcasting Inc Board Chauman Charles S Mechem Jr The little girl was abducted from tile front yard of her suburban Mt Lookout home late Monday afternoon and a few hours later the $2,000 PI' PLEASANT - BlcenteMialacltlVIhes m September and October and for Extensaon Homemakers Achievement Day were among the 1tems dist1Jssed at Maoon County Exterullon Homemakers Counc11 meetmg Tuesday at the Courthouse Annex here Mrs Ray (Edith ) Fox, pres1dent of the COWlCil presided 1n her B1centenrual dress and mob hat She sa1d that the dresses and hats could be purchased at B1-Centenmal Headquarters Mam St m Pomt Pleasant Also diSplayed were commemorative coms badges plates and other Items "h1ch can also be pur chased at the headquarters Mrs Aaron Fowler Mrs Ollle Bro"mng Mrs Ray Fox all took part 1n presentmg the devotionals Mrs Robert L (VIcki ) Humphreys of Pomt Pleasant of the Achievement Day Committee reported that the event will be held on ()(:Iober 23 at the Moose Hall m Po10t Pleasant The cost of the dinner w1U be $3 25 The theme By Gone Days w1U be carried out by ladtes weanng the1r b1centenmal dresses Mrs Hwnphreys has asked each club to put on a sk1t and that homemakers display ant1ques If a club has a hentage craft 11 aloo can be dlSplayed Each club IS to contr1bute a pnze Mrs Fox told the group of the progress made m obtammg a one room school She thanked the county court for the fmanc1al a1d 11 has giVen the council for the proJect She also reported on the B1-Centenmal Caravan which travels to nearby commumhes from Pt Pleasant to JOm With other commum!Jes for lhe1r celebration One has been held 10 New Haven and another at Beale School Plans were made for a caravan to go to Mason One of Pomt Pleasant s celebratJons will be on Sept 27th w1th Mrs Ray Fox m charge Some of the plans are for demonstrallve square dancmg Pomt Pleasant Band w1ll par ticlpate and a Grand March Will be held Bestdes the bu~entenmal acttvttles many other actiVIties were annoW'lced by Mrs V1ck1 Keefer Extension Homemakers Agent She saJd 43 persons are gomg on the Williamsburg tour planned for OCtober I 2 3 and 4 Mrs Keefer chaiJ'IIlan announced that on October 11 Colonial Ladies Day will be held at the PresbyterJan Church Mam St pt Pleasant 'flus w1ll consiSt of a tasting spree and style show Ladles have been asked to send m recrpes to be compiled mto a cookbook A person send10g m a rec1pe and brmgmg a diSh of food llsted on the rec1pe for the tastmg spree on Cl<:tober 11 will be om>tted free and will be g1ven a cookbook The food should be btought to the church by 11 30 a m on October lith A stvle show w1ll commence at I 30 on the same day at the church w1th JUdgmg on ladles ready to wear children s ready to wear somethmg that you made yourself and self made or old authentic costume The tastmg spree and style show JS open to the public The rec1pes should be sent to V1ck1 Keefer, Care of Courthouse Annex, Pt Pleasant Mrs Keefer durmg the meetmg Tuesday • subiTiltted a hst of proposed lessons for 1975 through 1976 for the COWlCll s approval and recommendatiOns Those plann10g to attend the Fall Con ference at Jackson s Mill mclude Mrs Howard Garland, Mrs Elmer Grueser MISs Hattie Jordan Mrs Eddie Kmc31d and Mrs VJC!n Keefer ExtensiOn Agent The president, Mrs Fox, extended a spec1a! thanks to the Fa1r Committee composed of Mrs Laurene Lew>s Mrs Howard Garland Mrs Ray Fnend Mrs Harold LewJS and Mrs Marvm Fry for their success at the Mason County Farr JO earmng money for the councll Homemakers throughout Mason County con trlbuted Items which were oold aod the proceeds were g1ven to the counctl SPECIAL DAYS The pr66Jdent named aet1V1!1es whiCh w1ll take place dur10g Cl<:tober commemoratmg the F1rst Battle of the American Revolution Sunday October 6th has been named Fa1th of Our Fathers Day", Monday, October 7th Pioneer and Homecommg Day, Tuesday October 8 lndustnal and Agricultural Day Wednesday October 9 Youth Day Thursday October 10 Fort Randolph DediCation Day Fr1day October II Coloma! Ladles Day Saturday Cl<:tober 12 Veterans and Fraternal Day On October 8 9 10 11 12 and 13 at 7 30 at the newly con structed Fort Randolph at Krodel Park the mus1cal drama R1vers of Dest10y w111 take place Many local people w1ll take part m the drama written by Lee Dur1eux Mrs Fox appomted the followmg to the B1-Centenmal Float Comm1ttee Faye Meadows Bess1e Ingles Laurene LewiS and Alberta Fry ransom was demanded of TERRY PICKENS Mechem from an anooymous DAVID SWISHER ~$$'~<;... ~ f ~ Calendari Two in Who's Who :~ Social Terry Lee Ptckens and Dav1d Sw1sher 1974 grad uates of Me1gs H1gh School have been n"med for hsting m the 1973 74 e1ghth annual ed1hon of Who s Wh o Among Amencan H1gh School Students The son of Larry and Bonme P1ckens Pomeroy Route 4 Terry was on the varsit} wrestlin g team three years and the Marauder football varSity team two year s He was v1ce prestdent of Vars1ty M and preSident of the Mmgs County Youth Rally of the Churches of Chnst four years Dav1d Swisher 1s the son of Mr and Mrs Wtlh;:tm Swasher 571 Grant St Middleport He attends the F~r s t Baplls t Church of Middleport Wh1le a student at Me1gs H>gh he was active m the Student Council Spanish Club secretory of the Drama Club chOir and took part m both the Jun1or and Semor class plays He was a member of the National Honor Society and a Boys Slate delegate On September 30 Dav1d w1ll begm classes at Oh10 State UmverSJiy DR. LAMB Extra heart heats may not harm By Lawrence E Lam M D DEAR DR LAMB - Will you please explam to me JUst what a PVB IS and how serwus they are About a year ago I was hosp>tahzed qmte sud denly after a VISit to a doctor for lhJS problem I was g1ven telephone coller Although pollee Imposed a temporary news blackout on the case, an execuuve of the local Taft teleVISion station S81d pollee told hun that only $2 000 had been demanded for the sale return or the g>rl l know that seems low and tllere IS some concern ove.r tt be10g such a small amount " satd Bob Gllmarhn, new director of WKRC.TV G1!martm sa1d pollee appar ently were concerned about the 'potential mental mstablllty of a k1dnapper askmg only $2,000 There were several unusual actions near the Mechem house late Monday rught, and al though pollee refused to ex plam them, they apparently were part of a ransom payment • plan TUESDAY However there was no m XI GAMMA Mu Chapter dicat10n by early today if the Beta S1gma Ph1 Soronty 7 30 moves had brought Mechem p m at the Columbus and any closer to retreiV!ng his Southern Oh1o E!ectr1c Co daughter offiCe Cultural report on tile Unusual Actions ongm of hfe by Mrs Judy A plam-dothes pohceman Crooks and Mrs Jane Bourne broke a tall light on a carMrs Becky Anderson and Mrs apparently as the s1gn of a Donna Nease to be hostesses drop off vehicle-and a RACINE Amer!Can Legwn swtcase and a bulky blanket Auxiliary, 6 p m , at the hall were placed m the car Covered diSh dmner Spec1al The car was driVen away; and guest Mrs Esther Tipple was later returned Also dur10g District 8 pres1dent Lancaster the evemng Mechem was seen MIDDLEPORT Chamber of ' several blocks fr om his house at a telephone booth The activity continued late mto the night with Mechem drJVmg away from the house shortly before midnight fol lowed by plain-clothesmen But there was no report on what If anything transpired and by early today the g1rl was still not back home Allison had been r1ding a tricycle With a neighbor boy JUSt before she was abudcted A man pulled her off her bike but her m a car and drove off Steve Bachmeyer 6 later told his parents • Descr1pt1ons-and even the sex-of the kidnapper from w1tnesses varted The suspect reportedly was about 30 years old with bleached blond haJr and wearmg oval-framed sun glasses Ron Laker, a XaVIer Umver SJty student who was pamtmg a nearby house sa1d when he saw the kidnapp10g he Jumped mto his car and gave chase but lost the abductor s 1960 Wh>le Fa~rlane Ford m traffic Miss Arm Conn S31d she saw the kidnapper dnve past He was gomg really fast she sa1d The blUe g~r! was leamng against the dash board The kidnapper abandoned the car several miles away at tbe rear of a United Dlllry fo""anners store PhooeCall Mechem was informed of tbe car s location by an anonymous telephone call Inside the car were AllLson s blue jacket and a note but It contents were not revealed The kidnapper apparently drove off w1th the girl from the store m another car Local pollee were aSSJsted by FBI m the case with author!. Ues commg and going from the Mechem house throughout Monday mght Mechem, 41 also has two other children but they were not involved l talked w1th Charlle for several mmutes after the kldnppp10g and he w~ concerned but optimistic that things would turn out OK, said Gilmartm Alllson w1th blone hair and blue eyes was wearmg a white sweater and red slacks when she was abducted at 4 50 p m (EDT) Taft Broadcastmg, owned by relatives of Sen Robert Taft R.Qhw operates SIX teleVISion statwns and several radiO stations The company also owns two amusement parks, Kmgs Island just north of here and Kings Dom101on m V1rgm1a Chnstmas promohonal program All members urged to attend CLASSES For adults who wtsh to complete work for the1r h1gh school diplomas begm 6 30 p m at the Central School near the Me1gs Junwr H1gh School M1ddleport SOUTHERN Local Band real emergencies won t receive proper attention because of the overload And one day you m1ght he the emergency DEAR DR LAMB - I recently read m a magazme that both mushrooms and omons counteract cholestero1 Boosters regular meetmg some med1cmes which didn t m your blood Is t~ere any 7 30 p m at h1gh school All agree w1th me And I had no truth 10 that statement' band parents urged to attend pam or tndJCatton of heart DEAR READER - lm OHIO Eta Ph1 Chapter Bela trouble Fmally l was afra1d not I do wish 1t were all d1scharged and told to go on that Simple The only thmg S1gma Ph1 Soror1 ty 7 30 p m at Columbia Gas Co M1d hvmg a normal hfe Last week omons and mushrooms have dleport Rush party Hawaaan I suffered severe pam m my gomg for them IS that both are theme left leg and also pam m my left low m fat and netther cont:am AMERICAN Leg1on arm l began shakmg un any cholesterol So 1t ts correct AUXJhary Drew Webster Post controjlably I called a doctor to say that you could use any 39 Tuesday mght potluck 6 30 and he would not come to the amoWlts of these you m1ght p m With meeting at 7 30 p m house but advised me to use hot wtsh to eat - m any reasonable Jun10r officers to be mstalled soaks and take some Anacm quanllty- but l m afra1d they Mrs Ben Neutzlmg m charge Th1s has me tembly upset have no medtcmal quality of tbe program and warred Any explanatiOn Mushrooms and omons are FRIENDLY Neighbors Club would be appreciated l m 61 both low calone foods and 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs years old a w1dow and by reasonably h1gh percentage of George Buchanan myself most of the hme Could the calones n mushrooms are TOPS CLUB 7 p m Tuesday a bad fnght have caused those protem My statements on the the Amencan Legwn Ha!lm at PVBs? food values of both are based DEAR READER - PVB IS on food values llsted by the U Middleport SPECIAL MEETING an abbrevtatwn for p1 ernature S Department of AgriCulture Middleport Masomc Lodge 363 ventncular beats often called Send your questtons to Dr 7 30 p m Tuesday Work m the extra beals or fllp fl ops that Lamb w care of thts people sometimes feel You newspaper P 0 Box 1551 fellowcraft degree All Master can have them and never feel a RadiO C1ty Statwn New York Masons mvtted WEDNESDAY THE FORMER ED ROUSH property on Brown Street and thmg e1ther It IS JUSt a beat N Y 10019 For a copy of Dr WILDWOOD Garden Club, 8 the former home of Vrrgll Lew1s h1stor1an teacher lawyer JS that comes early (premature ) Lamb s booklet on balanced p m at the home of Mrs Paul ready for occupancy as soon as the town of Mason and >Is m the natural rhythmallc beat d1et send 50 cents to the same citizens work out a day to develop 11 for the benefit of aU of the heart address and ask for the F1sher Mmersville wtth Mrs Hiram Ftsher co-hostess AmeetmgwillbeheldonWednesday Sept 25at7 30p m C1ty Many normal people have Balanced D1et booklet Hall on thiS project W1th West Vrrg101a celebrating the B1 these without heart dJSease If CenteMJa! th1s could posSibly serve a future histone site as well they cause symptoms or occur as a library frequently or w1th known heart Mayor Fred Taylor c1ty and county off1c1als and other m dtsease then they can be 1m terested persons are expected to attend the meetmg on Wed portant otherwise they are A bronze marker of the nesday best 1gnored That IS why your Daughters of the Amer~can Margaret Parsons chaplam doctor told you to JUst go on and RevolutiOn was erected at the Among those attending were LETART - Mrs Alva I uckeydoo spent a week VJsll10g her bve a normal llfe I doubt they grave SJle of Mrs Guy Nelgler Mrs Neigler s husband Guy and her daughter Mrs Corbett daughter-In law Mrs Roger Luckeydoo who IS hospitalized m a had anythmg at all to do w1th Sunday afternoon at the Letart Cleek Dayton hosp1tal your leg and arm pam Falls Cemetery by Return However for anyone who Jonathan Me1gs Chapter MASON - The Sunsh10e Class of Mason Umted Methodist needs medtcal help and can t Mrs Ne1gler was a past Church held a house warmmg for Mrs Mane Goodwm at Mason get 11 don I be dismayed regent of the chapter 196!1-71 Uruted Methodist Church on Thursday even10g The honoree because the doctor doesn I and had served on varwus receiVed many gifts for her home 10 Mason Attending the come to the house If you have committees durmg her long potluck d10ner were Mrs Goodwm Mrs VIVJan Fry Mrs Mary a serwus problem he would membership m the chapter Berry Mrs Cinderella Baler Mrs Matilda Noble Mrs need the Fac1hl1es of the A lr1bue to Mrs Ne1gler was Cahter10e Smith Mrs Evelyn Proffitt Mrs Helen Barton, Mrs hospital anyway The smart presented by Mrs Patrick The annual Eblm reWllon Frances Stewart Mrs Pearl Roush M1ss Mary Duddmg Mrs th10g to do It 1t IS really an Lochary who told of her was held Sepl:: 15 at the U S 33 Max10e Arnold Mrs Myrtle McCloud Mts Lilah Zerkle, Mrs emergency IS to take a taXI or Roadside Park with 55 Joyce Carson, Mrs E A Schaekel Mrs Murl Megee and Jean an ambulance dependmg on ded1ca1Jon to the pr10c1ples of members of the family and DAR her work m the local SUkus how you feel and go to the chapter, and her contr~btmon friends attending The officers of the Sunshine Class are preSident, Mrs Lilah hospJtal emergency room l Grace preceding the I 15 p to commwuty and c1v1c a!falrs Zerkle VIce president Mrs Cmderella Ba1er secretary, Mrs don t recommend this unlesss For many years Mrs Nelgler m dmner was g1ven by Mrs Maxme Arnold and treasurer, Mrs Frances Stewart you can t fmd a doctor Or worked With the Women s Arthur Ebhn Recognltwn was dinar~ly a doctor will ask a of Veterans giVen to William Stephenson MASON - The Mason Homemakers at their meetmg on pahent to go to the hospital and Aux1hary 61 oldest member of the family Tuesday at the home of Mrs George Carson Mason, discussed he w1ll meet you there 1f you Memorial Hospital and had there and Tabltba Ph1ll1ps II parUc1pating m the B1-Centenmal Parade Mrs Landon Smith have somethmg senous that been active With the Red Cross months the youngest The presided when the group voted to serve the Eastern Jar dinner on should have fa~rly uruned1ate and the Me1gs County Cancer birthdays of Hyllla Eblin and Society She also served on November 24 at WahiJma High School attention Or 1f he can t see Racme Vlllage CouncU and J!mm1e Snider were The next meetmg Will be a Halloween party and will be at the you then the hoSpital staff w1U celebrated home of Mrs Evelyn Stewart Club members are expected to do so for h1m Emergency was treasurer of the village for Plans were made for the 1975 many years mask rooms are for emergencies M1ss Lucille Sm1th regent reuniOn at Fort Meigs on the A wedding gift was presented to Mrs Woodrow Queen the however and you should only second Sunday in August with a former Dorothy Cartr1ght at Tuesday s meetmg Mrs Cecil use tbem for that Otherwise pres1ded at the memorial basket dinner at I p m serv1ce assiSted by Mrs Smith was in charge of the lesson entitled, Raismg a Child m a Modern World " Festival to be held on October 19 at the school" There will be food Refreshments were served by the hostess Mrs Carson to games and door prues AU donations w1U be appreciated • Mrs Laura Johnson, Mrs Helen Wllllams Mrs Clara Williams, William Barker, Jr principal of the school introducted the Mrs Hazel Smith, Mrs Velma Burris Mrs Nancy VanMeter teachers and told tbe different subjecta they taught He also gave Mra Lawrence Roush, Mrs Laurene Lew1s Mrs Evelyn a talk on playground equipment that would be used aod pointed Stewart Mrs Roberta Young, Mrs Catherine Smith Mrs out repa>rs needed on the SWIII8 sets and the play IP'OWld Woodrow (Dorothy) Queen Mrs Matilda Noble Mrs J R The PTO meetings w1ll be held the second Thursday of the Marshall, Mrs Beverly Gregory and John Keith Karschnik month al 7 p m DAR erects grave marker WEST COLUMBIA - The West Columbia PT0 held 1ts first m"Ung of tbe school year Sept 12 Plans were made for a Fall I GRANDVIEW HEIGHTS - Three persons were honored on their birthday on Sunday at home on D1ck YoWlg at GrandVIew He1ghts W Va The honorees included D1ck Youn~ Tommy Quinn Nebbergall, and Charles Murphy Goff Attending the dinner were Tommy and Jean Nebbergall Tommy Quum, Mark and Theresa from Millersport Ohio, Mr and Mrs Charles La !bey, Charles Murphy and Leona Goff Pomt Pleasant Mr and Mrs Alburt1ce YoWlg, Harold and Sue Young of Clifton and Butch Schwarz, Mason Mr and Mrs DoMle VanMeter, Valene and Adena Grandview He1ghts, and Mrs DICk Young and sons I} S<pt 24 JIJ74 cross wmd Pemval hooked h1s I<Jck of a fUlllbh.! by t nrllt' rb.ack JOC Sho rt i!nd 10 the lt.'ft and the JJuJias qLLilrtct back Fto~er St aub•c h complet• rl 1\Hif 33 f,;l SSCS (or 217 y ml~ md 10 passes went to Drew Pearson for 161 yards uuly to h.a ve the E.ag les vrctory m the nalron rl ly televised game Ihrew lhe Nnuonal Football Confcrl..~Ce s Eastern DIV1SIOn mto a !itrnrn ble with the1r f1rst v. m to lle N EW YORK (U P I The 1974 Un l ed Press In ter nal onal Board ot Coaches fop 20 mator col lege foolba 1 rat ngs w th won los t r eco r ds and f rst p lace votes n parentheses Team Pomfs I Oh o 51 f201 (2 OJ 3)! 2 Notr e Dame ( 13 1 (2 OJ 317 3 Alabama fl l (2 0 280 4 Mchgan fll (20 257 5 Texas (1 OJ 6 Ar zona 51 12 Ol 130 7 Te~~;as A &M (2 Ol 8 Ok ahoma 51 (2 OJ 9 N ebra ska Il l ) JJ 10 W scans n ( 2 OJ J5 11 Tenn essee { 0 ) 12 M am fF a ) ( OJ "' "" "" 13 North Ca r o l na St (1 OJ lJ ( l fel F lo r da (2-0+. ( tu~l P t1 s. burgh ( 1 0) 22 10 20 16L SU (11J 18 17 So uthern Ca lt orn a !0 1 I 15 18 A r fzo na f2 Ol 1-<1 19 l nosf20 J 13 20 Penn St ( 1 I ) 9 N o te By agreement w th th ~ A m er can Football Coaches t eams on probaflon by th e NCAA are n ell glblll! tor 1op 2D and nat anal champ onsh1p con s d era t1on by the UP! Board ol Coache s Tho se t ea ms currently on pr obat10n are Oklahoma SMU Calltorma L ong Beilch Stilte and Southwestern Lou1 s1a na Pirates still alive, win 1-0 By FRED DOWN UP! Sports Writer Take 11 from the Pittsburgh Pirates and St LoUis Car dinals t1ght pennant races produce unusual heroes Twenty four hours after the Cardinals were toastmg rehev er Ag Hrabosky the P~rates found themselves domg the same for J110 Rooker It s a good questiOn wh1ch of the two pitchers was the more surpns rng or surpnsed. center ox attraction Hrabosky who won Sundays game for the Cardinals wasn t even expected to make the club UIRACLE~ l"• DO - J<Cl/¥Jf!& U[][][l]llilfflill MI I1 JI {;' WA' I The famous lnd ana pol s Speedway was or g nally bu It m apprec1atton to the automat ve ndu s try by Car l F scher J am es All son A C Newby and Frank Wheeler The f1r st race wa s held on Aug 19 1909 over an unpaved track Ray Harroun won the f1rst race at t he Speedway on May 30 1911 and s1nce tha t t 1m e Memonal Day ha s been the trad tonal date for the class c Not on ly as a sportmg event but the Speedway race play s a larg e part n the resear ch and ex per m entat on of the car ndust ry Eng neers n study ng the races and cars performan ces apply new find ng s to autos n general use by the pub l c To help speed up everyday cl ean ng n the hou se hold and remove the drudgery of clean ng pot s and pans k t chen s nks (iJ DOUBLE BELTED 1975 NEW CAR WHITEWAU.S! and bathtubs counters and ihe hou sew fe w II ned Water Re fined Water and soap w ns ex tra t me fo r le sure gams longer I fe for clothes and makes household d rt and drudgery the loser A M rac le water ref n er s engmeered to g1ve you carefree performance to pursue favonte hobbes or sports Try Ref ned Water w th a M racle Water Re fine r Ca II 882 2525 fl oors benefit by Ref SAYRE HARDWARE 882 2525 New Haven W Va 10 the sprmg and Rooker who came through with a splendid effort Monday mght when the Pirates defeated St LoUis I~ m 10 mmngs was regarded as the moth p1tcher on the P1tt sburgh staff despite his sw pns10g!y effect1ve p1tchmg 10 1973 A well traveled lefty acqUired" from Kansas City after the 1972 season Rooker allowed e1ght h1ts m mne m n10 gs Monday mght and rece1ved credit for h1s 14th \\Ln w1tll the lOth mmng relief help ___ :J -h-ridlng~ p/luOf San D ego 1 1 0 500 34 38 Kansa s' ty 1 1 o 500 31 43 Denver 0 1 1 250 il5 52 N a11onal Conference East w 1 t pet pi pa 5 1 Lou s 2 0 0 1 000 14 13 POLYESTER FIBERGLASS ,,.,,_ ZENITH GOLOR TV •• •• •• • 4 •• •• e lll.ACK •• •• •• •• •• •• •• • .• •• •• +• & WHITE TV • e Ea1sv Terms! t=ree pm A ll an t a (P N ekr o 18 12 a r Los Angeles tM esse rs m th 19 6 ) 10 30 p m San Fr anc sco ( D AcQu s o 2 3 a! San D eg o (G erhardt 1 l 0 30 p m Wednesday s Games N ew York at Ph lade lp h a tw n gh Mon r ea at Ch icag o 2 A t an a at Lo s Ang e les n ght p ttsb urg h at St Lou s n ghl H ous to n at C nc nnat n ght Sa n Franc sco at San D ego n ght m er can L. eagull' Eas t w I pet 9 b New York. 84 70 545 Ball n o r e 8J 71 539 Bos ton 78 74 513 Cleveland 7 d 80 JBI 10 M !waukee m I0 ' Do ro t 7l 82 We st w 1 pet g b Onk.l and 86 68 558 Tex ~s 81 7'1 579 d M n esota BO 7A 519 6 en eago 75 78 490 10 1 Kan sas( ly 75 79 dB7 1 Cal t orn a 61 93 396 25 Monday 5 Re sult s M lwaukee 6 Clev eland 2 Is! Cleve land 7 M1 1wo u k ee 4 2nd (onl y games sc hedul ed) Today s Probabl e P1tch er s (All T1mes EOTl Bos t on (T ilnt 20 t 3 and Mo re t 8 9 a t N ew YorK Gura 50 and May 7 4 ) 2 5 30 p m Detro t { R u hle I OJ at Br.l I more (M e N a l y 16 10 7 30 A 'J ' ' .., " ' p m M !waukee (Ch amp.o n 11 3) al Cleve and (G Perry 20 111 7 30 p m Ca l t orn a ( Ryon 20 6 at Kansas c ty (Spl tto rff 3 18 1 8 30 p m Ch cag o t Bah n sen I 5 and Johnson 9 4 ) at T eKa s (Hargan 28 and Bb by 918 ) 2 7 00 pm Mmnesota tGo ll~ 99 at Oakland (Abbott 5 6 or Hunter 2d 12) 11 OOp m Wednesdays Games M nnesota at Oakland n ght Ch c ago a t Texas n ght Ca l to rn a a t Kansas C•t y n ghl w auk e eat Cl eveland n h! D ~.; tro 1 c. 'l it m or e n gh t Bos ton at r "W Y o k n ght " uoneymoon m lJ y STEREO MASON FURNITURE HERMAN GRATE 71J SS9l MASON W VA carryrng more th1s week promised Hayes lvoldng ahead to Saturday s game Wltll un defeated (2~) Southern Me thod1st UmverSJty Woody also apparently d1dn t think Woody also apparently d1dn t thmk much of the man) aud1bles quarterback Greene called at the !me of scrunmage aga10st Oregon State Hayes sa1d he Muld sw1tch center Steve Myers who suffered a badly spramed wriSt Saturday w1th guard D1ck Mack to keep his offensive !me m tact And he was hopmg cornerback Steve Luke s very sore knee would respond to treatment and rest as qUickly as Cus1ck s did It s amazmg how qUickly they rebound from mjunes R1ght now I d be willing to bet that Luke won t play agamst SMU but because he s 10 such great condJtlon I think he II surprtse me Hayes satd SPorts InformatiOn D~rector Marv :tioman announced all remammg tickets for SatW' day s game were sold JO a 45mmute span Monday W1th I 000 standmg room tickets left Homan sa1d he expected a crowd 10 excess of 87 000 Homan also noted that Hayes hrst game as head coach at Oh10 State was agamst SMU when the Mustangs were a natlonal power Hayes qUickly recailed the 7~ v1ctory 10 hiS maugural game at OSU m 1951 But Woody always guardmg agamst complacency lSn t lookmg for a breather Our honeymoon w1ll be over one of these days-<>nd proba bly danm soon Hayes war ned notmg the exceptwnal Saturday B1g Ten learns had last week wLth vi clones over the hkes of UCLA Nebraska Stanford and Colorado Mat or League Leaders By Umted Press tnternat1onal Leadmg Batters National League g ab r h pet Ga rr Atl 137 577 80 205 355 Grvy LA 149 615 93 96 319 Buckner LA 137 549 so 175 319 Sm th St L 136 489 75 154 315 Olv r Ptt 138 577 88 181 31-<1 s k P1tt 40 507 72 159 314 McBr de S t L 1d3 533 76 167 313 Brock St L 146 606 102 188 310 Gross H 147 554 74 172 310 Madloc k Ch 118 41 3 59 128 310 Amencan League g ab r h pet Carew M nn 146 57] as 2oa 363 Orta Ch 132 494 71 157 318 M e R KC 141 509 67 157 308 Maddox NY I 30 440 72 135 307 P nil NY 134 494 69 151 306 Rndl Tx 146 502 64 153 305 Allen Ch 128 462 84 139 30 1 Burroughs Tex 147 53 4 83 160 300 Yaz Bos 144 498 93 149 299 Rob nson Ball 145 520 42 153 294 Can paner1s Oak 130 513 76 151 294 Home Runs Nat1ona1 League Schm dt Ph I 36 Wynn LA 32 Bench z Lift someone's spirits w1th a be a u!J lui VASE Of FLOWERS From *6.00 Dudley's Florist . 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I wouldn t rule out anybody l have confidence 10 he sa1d adm1ttmg he hked bOth men What about Robmson? I th1nk he s among a number of people l ve got confidence m Seghi hedged How d1d he feel about hlJ"lng a black manager 1 In evaluating managers there JS one thmg l would not do, sa1d the Indians G M I would not be concerned with the color of his skm My only concern would be havmg a man capable of leading the lnd1ans to the top l don t think the ability to manage LS the monopoly of any creed color or rehgLOn Well smd And m so saymg I get the unmJStakable feehng that pretty soon now Phil Segh11s gomg to make an historic announcement - not only on behalf of the Cleveland lnd1a11s and baseball but on behalf of society as well Dallas 0 500 34 13 59 N Second St Ph Ia 0 500 M1dd leport, 0. Wash ngton 0 500 NY G iants 0 2 0 000 Jo " Central w 1 t pet pt pa~ ";<~:<~:~;;x:;~,~,·~«;:<~;,;•;:•>'>~<<~;&,·;;~;::;::<~•~'~:::;;~:<<<~~&~:~:<<::~:~~ Minnesota '200 1 000 39 23 ~ ~ Jl Ji lt)M) Atlanta ooo 000 OlDLo s. ll,ng etcs.OOO Ill ODx Morton Kravsse ( 61 fly Mil I ON Kll'HMAN lJPI S(Jt rt,o;: t dllur Neely 1r1 fu t 1le pursuit begG~n his 9fi..yard touchdown spnnt up the sldchn c to turn the ~=:an1 e aru w1cl be over--Woody ••• m1ny new 1976 car• Ma1or leagv e Stand nq s By U n ted Pro ss I nterna On a Nat onal L eague w 1 pet g b S t Lou s 87 12 537 P II Sbu rgh 81 72 579 Ph lade I ph a 75 76 -190 6 Mont rea 72 80 474 9 New York 69 83 45.d 12 Ch cago 6d 88 4'21 17 W es t w 1 pet g b Los Angeles 97 57 630 C nc nnal 9'1 6'1 597 5 Ata ta 84 71 54'1 13 Ho us ton 78 75 5 o 18 San F r anc seo 7 1 8J 458 26 San D1ego 56 99 36 J 1 Monday s G;~m es P f!Sburgh 1 5 Lou s 0 0 nn Los A n ge es 4 A lan ta 3 (on ygamesschedu ed Todav s Probabl e P tche s ( All T1mes EDT> Monlreal f Bia r 10 7 and R enko 11 151 at Cl c ag o (Bo n ham 11 20 and Reus c hel 13 12 2 1p m New Y ork (We bb 0 1) at Ph lade ph a ( Ca rlon 5 12 l 7 35 p m P ll sburg h ( K son 7 8 ) C\ S Lou s (Cur s 9 13 B 30p m H ouston (G r ff n A 9) at C n e nn at I N orma 12 12 8OS of Dave GIUSti The Pirates now a half game behmd the Cardmals won the game when R1ch1e Hebner smgled home pmch I unner Miguel Dlione m the lOth thereby handmg Lynn McGlothen his lith loss agamst 16 VJctones Paul PopoVIch By VIC LANIAUSKAS battmg for Rooker s10gled COLUMBUS Ohw (UP!) moved to second on a sacrif1ce Anybodl ready to tack a and scored on Hebner s smg1e great label on Ohio State s The Los Angeles Dodgers top ranked Buckeyes followmg mcreased the1r 1ead m the last Saturday s breather over Nallonal League West to f1ve an outclassed Oregon State games when they beat the team better talk to head Coach Atlanta Braves 4 3 and the Woody Hayes hrst Cleveland Ind1ans split a Our honeymoon wtll be over doubleheader w1th the M1! one of these days-<>nd proba \\aukee Brewers wmnmg 7-4 after a 6-2loss m the only other bly damn soon Hales warned Monday at h1s weekly press Monday games m the maJors luncheon Don Sutton rece1ved credit The Big Ten s semor mentor for h>s 18th wm w1th the late ummg rehef help of M1ke was referrmg to the strmg of 1mpress1ve v1ctor1es posted by Marshall as the Dodgers moved closer to clmchmg the other B1g Ten teams the same Western IItle The rellef ap- tlme his Buckeye s were pearance was the !Oist for demohshmg an over matched Oregon State squad by a 5110 Marshall who notched his 21st count save Hayes referred specifiCally B1ll Buckner had a double to Iowa (21 10 over UCLA) and three s10g!es to lead the Olmms (41 7 over Stanford) Dodgers who reduced their and W1sconSJn ( 21 20 over mag1c nwnber to four Ttm Johnson s two run Nebraska ) He m1ght have but double was the b1g blow for the dido t mention M1ch1gan a 31~ ~ctor over Colorado Brewers as J1J11 C(llborn won Desp1te the 51 pmnts his h1s lOth game The Ind1ans spilt the doubleheader on two- offense put on the scoreboard run homers by Charlie Spikes Hayes Wl:!Sn l especially satis fled w1th the teams attack and Leron Lee e1ther Our offense hasn t met a N at 1 on a I Footb~ll League good defense yet he noted Standmgs By Untted Pross Intern atonal With four backs able to run Amer1can Conference the ball well and a s1lly pass East w l t pet pf pa every once m a while our of New En g 2 0 0 1 000 62 44 fense should have a cumulatiVe M am 0 500 48 so effect NY Je l s 0 500 39 45 By cumulative effect Buffalo 0 500 37 44 Bait more 020000 IJ 50 Woody means he would hke to contra I w I t pet pi pa see his two brUJsmg fullbacks Pitt sbu rgh 1 0 1 750 65 35 Pete Johnson and Champ Henson batter the enemy C n c nna I 0 500 50 27 H ouston I 0 soo 28 34 defenders a httle more before \ sprmg10g the hkes of Archie Cleve land I 1 0 500 27 40 Gr1ffm Cornehus Greene and W es t w I t pet pf pa Bnan Baschnagel on them Oakland I I 0 500 47 28 111ey (the fullba cks) will be •• Tht ..m• long mileage dQutM-bet1td away from lum Mte1 drivmg Ihe Co" boys 90 Yi.ll ds 1n the second qu 1rtet lo a three ya rd touchdown burst by rookJC Doug Dennison a free agPnt from Ku1 7:t( w n I P:. l ( 10 P 1ttsb rgh ODO DOO OOD 1- Sport Parade U1c ~Odllm e Lavender ptt kcd It up on H :short bounce bobbled It nuJmt!nl.rmly a nd lhcn with Staub t1 h and Utckle ltalph R tglc dcrcnsc slf' J! the game League R esult~ National L eag u e Today's College ratings fortune he controls only about deCISIOnS Which WOU]d help hJs $13 million m stock the rest IS and hJS fanuly s fmanclBI m m trusts which he cannot touch !erst Rockefeller preparing and does not manage his answer as Byrd spoke I do not occupy myself even JOlted on a pad Rockefeller to the extent of reading the list emp1re No r of the securities 10 the trusts He promised to urge no he sa1d I have very able men decJSJons on the basJS of self who handle these things mterest If the nation comes Rockefeller dressed 10 a out of mflation and avmds a slightly rumpled but ex depress10n everyone penSJve looking blue pmstnpe bene!Jts he sa1d But would swt touched on a number of spectal mterests - my m subjects durmg more than four vestments -be benefited by hours of tesl110ony my actions? The answer IS emphatically no The nommee gntted hJS If I had spent a lifet110e of teeth but hiS vo1ce showed no abusrng economic power, I 1rntabon as he answered wouldn I be here today ' pomted questiOns from Demo- Rockefeller S31d Power per cratJc senators who saJd they se IS not bad, 11 can be good or were concerned hiS wealth bad dependmg on how 11 s m1ght cause a conflict of m used teres! Rockefeller has pledged to put hiS hold10gs m a blind trust 1f confirmed ORGANIST NAMED While Senate DemocralJC Mrs Robert Kuhn has been WhipRobertC Byrd D-W Va, retamed as organ1st for chapel was asking him a lengthy semces at the Galbpohs State question suggestmg he could Institute Her husband IS a influence goverrunent pobcy chapla1n at the lnslltute t ret lt'iat 1ft orlg n11 equipment on M~ror By Untted Preon tnt er'n a r anal St[lte St 1ubach was muvm~ low,Jrds l.l J>OSS!blc lwO-touc h ilown tead m the tlurd pcnO<I lknmson took a h.andoH on h1s Ll rce •nd fumbled as he nc ~:~rcd f .oe.IVCnd f Dempsey had Just kicked a 45 )ard f1eld goal w1th 25 seconds left to pl"y to put hts Pluladelphla Eagles a he 1d of Dallas and Washington w1th 1 1 the Dallas Cowboys 13-10 The I ~COlds guy he wa s shoutmg at wa s hJs In the Eagles ca se tt w 1s buddy Mac Perc1va I of the theu defense that put them on Cowboys who" as trymg to Lie the Dallas stde of the 50 on two the game with two seconds to Dempsey held goa ls and go by kicking a 48-yard f~eld scored U1e only Phlludelphm goal mto a 12 mtle-an hour touchdown on a %-yard return Eblin family has reunion NEW HAVEN - Mr and Mrs Patrick Kimble of 8205 Sprinkle Road, Portage Mlch , are annoWlcing the birth of a son Jaaon Robert on September 7at the Bronson Methodist Hospital Kaliunazoo, Mlch The mother IS the former Betty Scarberry of New Haven The infant weighed 8 pounds and 9 ounces Maternalvandparents are Mr and Mrs J S Scarberry New Haven, and paternal grandmother Is Mrs Kathryn K110ble of KaWnaroo, Mlch I Utsd Eagles nip Dallas 13-10 wn Monday ru ght chanting Mtss 1t 1 Mtss 1L ' M1ss tt ' Wealth equals power a myth says nominee Rockefeller By CLAY F RICHARDS WASHINGTON (UP!) VJce prestdentlal nomtnee Nelson A Rockefeller says 1! s a myth that hiS family through >Is great wealth exerc1ses power over the nation s economy Testifymg at the operung of h1s conf1rmatton hearmgs before the Senate Rules Comm1ttee Monday Rockefeller sa1d hiS lJllllledlale family has holdmgs of $218 m1lhon most of tt m trusts But he later refused to an. swer newsmen s questions about the value of the Rockefeller fam1Iy fortune wh1ch has been placed m ex cess of $1 billion He did say earlier that the family holds $326 m1lllon m 01! company stock and $20 milhon stock m the Chase Manhattan Bank The myth about the power my family exerc1ses has to be brought out JO the open Rockefeller saJd It doesn I extst He saJd that of hiS personal J)atb St!ntind Muhll~purt Puullcruy 0 PHILADELPHIA (UP! ) K1cker Tom Dernpse} stood on Lhe Sldelme or VcterMLS Stadl Commerce and Retail Mer chants Assn meeting 7 30 p m at Columbus and Southern Ohw Electnc Co meehng room to make plans for 3 - l lu .....,. --- �• 0 ., 4- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o ., Tuesdlly, 5<'!'1. 24, 1974 " Fun With Food R,\' Cllurlene Hoeflich Il t:: Pasta and poultry are natural partners and whether it's a matter of using up some leftovers or stretching them to .serve ll(lme unexpected dinner guests, casseroles are right for most everyone. This recipe is for "Divine Turkey (or chicken) Medley,'' bakes in about a half-hour and serves six hungry people. · 4 ozs. (2 c.) egg noodles, cooked as directed on package and drained. Combine one JOl.-l oz. can condensed cream of mushroom soup: 'h tsp. salt; 1, tsp. Tooost'O ; '• tsp. dry mustard ; t tsp curry powder, and Vz c. milk, bring to a boil over moderate heat, stirring often. Blend in •,, c. shredded Cheddar cheese, stir in two celery ribs, sliced diagonally, and the noodles. Mix well. Turn into a 2 quart casserole. Bury either 4 large turkey slices or 2 c. chicken pieces in the noodle mixture. Bake at 350 degrees until hot and bubbly, about 30 minutes. Miss Virginkl Shrimp/in ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs. Gale Shrimplin, Mason, are announcing the betrothal and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Virginia Mae, MI. Vernon, formerly of Mason, to George Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith, Rt. 3, MI. Vernon. Miss Shrimplin is a 1971 graduate of Wah.ama High School and is presently employed · by the Edmont-Wilson Co., MI. Vernon. Smith is a 1971 graduate of MI. Vernon High School and is self-employed. A Dec. I wedding is planned in the Gay St. United Methodist Church, Mt. Vernon. .Polly 's Pointers By Polly Cramer Wrong surface gets message ' POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - I was enlarging a pattern with a permanent tipped marker on brown wrapping paper and the marks went through the paper on my wood-grained laminated plastic table top. How can I safely remove these marks ? - USA DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve is with the shoe manufacturers who seem to forget those of us who like sturdy, all-weather shoes for walking and wor~. Some chunky new styles are sturdy but not weatherproof enough for wearing in the rain. For the past .10 years I have found many shoes being made cannot be worn with rubbers and at · these times when rubbers cannot be procured to fit we must walk through wet grass or winter's slush and ruin our shoes. -GLADYS DEAR POLLY - I am replying to Helen who wants to know how to make a mitt from washcloths to hold leftover bits of soap that she does not want to waste. Place .a hand, with fingers together, on a piece of cardboard and draw an outline of it · allowing about three-fourths inch all around for the seam. Fold one washcloth in half and lay, selvage to selvage, on a second cloth. Cut out three sections (hands) at one time. Stitch all · together except at the short end. Turn to the right side. One inch from the selvage, on two layers, sew snap fasteners 1"12 inches apart to form a soap pocket. On the third layer sew a gathering stitch at the Wrist (use elastic thread if desired.) Sew tape loop at one end . Fill pocket with soap scraps. - LOUISE · DEAR POLLY -Do tell Helen that the way l use my scraps of tollet soap is to cut a piece of nylon out of an old stocking, tie a knot atone end, fill with soap scraps and tie the other end. Throw over shower nozzle. This really makes suds and is not slippery like a bar of soap. By the way, I never use the toe end of the stocking. I cut old nylons or panty hose off at about mid..:alf and wear them as ankle socks under slacks. JOANN. DEAR POLLY ~ When preparing mushrooms for stuffing use a melon ball scoop to remOve the centers. You get a nice even center without breaking up the mlJ!lhroom. Keep a small strainer in your canister of flour to use for sprinkling flour on meat or a pastry cloth." Use a pizza cutter to cut bar cookies to make the job easier and to have more evenly cut cookies. Scale fish with the hl!nds and fish inside a laundry or dry cleaning bag to keep the scales from flying everywhere . DELORES .. .. You wiU .receive a dollar .11 Polly uses your favorite' homemaking Idea. Pet Peeve, Polly's Problem or solution to a problem. Write Polly In care of this newspaper. ~ . .,•-,-. .·, JJ w . ., Health club ..•.•. ~ ! ~ gathers toys Ca Iend an· TUESDAY PAST Matrons Club, Pomeroy Chapter 166, OES, meeting at the home of Mrs. L. F . Schoenleb. JUNIOR American Legion Auxiliary, 6: 30 p,m. at the hall in Middleport, Feeney-Bennett Post 128. WEDNESDAY AMERICAN Legion and the .. Auxiliary, 6:30p.m. potluck for members of Feeney-Bennett Post 128 and auxiliary. Meetings of the two groups start at 7:30 p.m. POMEROY· MIDDLEPORT Lions Club, regular meeting , 12 noon at the Meigs Inn. OHIO Valley Commandery 24, Knights Templar, regular conclave, 7:30 p.m ., at the PomeroY Masonic Temple_.. RELIGIOUS film " Cen- . terville Awakening " will be shown at the First Baptist Church, Mason , 7:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome to attend. THURSDAY MEIGS County Women 's Fellowship at Dexter Christian Church. Ray Whaley will be the speaker. FREE Clothing Day at Salvation Army, to a .m. until noon . All area .residents welcome . PRECEPTOR Beta Beta Chapter, Beta Sigma Ph i Sorority, 7:45p.m., at home of Nellie Brown. RIVERVIEW Garden Club, 7:30p.m., at the home of Mrs. Gene Wilson, with Mrs. Frank Bise serving as co·hostess. BUSY BEE CLASS, 7:30 . p.m . Thursday at the Mid- ' dleport First Baptist Church . Senior citizens Toys fo r the children at Veterans Memorial Hospital are to be taken to the October meeting by members or . the Rock Springs Belter Health Club. Meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs. Hugh Bearhs, Mrs. Arlie Abbott, Mrs. Harold Blackston , and Mrs . Bill Grueser were appointed to take the monthly birthday treat to the Meigs County Infirmary in Octnber. Mrs. Blackston presented the program which included readings: HRich Man Disease , Anyone Can Get By", by Mr . Amos Leonard ; "Inject Less" by Mrs. William R~dford;. " Relax for Blood Pressure Readin g;; by Mrs. William Grueser ; ' ' Exercise Those Bone ~ " by Mrs. Fred Goeglein ; 'Bugs Among the Blossoms" by Mrs. Wendell Jeffers; " When to See the Doctor " by, Mrs. Ethel Grueser; and " These are Things that Bring Me Cheer" by Mrs. Homer Radford. The October meeting will be at the home of Mrs. James Conkle. Others attending the meeting were _Mrs. Conkle, Mrs. Mark Grueser, Mrs . George Skinner, Mrs. Gladys Morgan , Mrs. Jeff Folmer. Mrs. Frances Folmer, Mrs. William Folmer and a guest, Timmie Jeffers. j SERVICE SET MT . OLIVE - Special worship service will be held at MI. Olive Community Church Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 28 and 29, at 8 p.m. Rev. Hill, Columbus, will be the guest speaker. Russell Cline is the pastor. The public is invited to attend. to hold auction Don 't let your dreom home cause you night mares. Get · piotect.ion I REUTER- BROGAN REUNION SET Saturday an auction will be The annual reunion of the held in the auditorium at the descendants of W. L. Whaley old Pomeroy Junior . High . will be held Sunday, Sept. 29, at School will all proceeds to go t.he grange hall on the Rock into the operation of the Senior Springs fairgrounds. The Citizens Center and thC service dinner will be at 12 noon . program of the Meigs County Council on Aging. Auctioneers Jim Carnahan Tisdale, daughter of M. Sgt. and Dan Smith, who are and Mrs. James H. Tisdale, volunteering their services, Fairbourne, and Sgt. David wlll start the bidding at 12:30 p. Kuhn, son of Rev . and Mrs. m . LWJches will be served beginning at II a. m . Robert Kuhn, Pomeroy. The wedding was an event of . Conlributlons.for the sale are July 23 at the Gallipolis State still needed and the staff at the Inslltute with Lt. Col. J . Center advises that no item is Hughes Price and Rev. Robert too small to give. Items are to . Kuh.n officiating. Mrs. John be taken to the Center or Ingels, Gallipolis, was an at- a.rrangements to have 'them picked up can be made by tendant. After spending a month here telephoning 992-7886. with the family, ·Sgt. and Mrs. Kuhn are now in England for a three year tour of duly. ENJOY WEEKEND There's a new sign in the office: "Please engage brain Mrs. Opal Eichinger and before picking up the daughter, Laura Jean, Mrs. phone." Mabel Van Meter, Mrs. Laura · Mae Nice. spent the weekend in Youngstown. They went BOYS especially for the christening FALL & WINTER of Mrs. Van Meter's great· great-grandson, Daniel Richard, son of Mr . and Mrs . James fllenlck . The Illenicks Leather and Suede have a daughter, Michelle. By Thom MeAn and They also visited with Mr . and Dingo Mrs. Thomas Illenlck, the former Gloria Ann Van Meter, and her family, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Van Meter and S<Jn, , and tart Williams, Youngs- : MIDDLEPORT, 0 . • BOOTS Y~~c~e . town. " ..•.•...•. ......... -:,.······,_....... ....,.w.·-·*·'"'·' ... ...... •.•... .. using a meditation titled "A Woman's Conversation with . God ." The by-laws were reviewed and several changes IT'S FUN TO DEAL WITH made. Mrs. J ohn Blaker and Mrs . Raymond Stewart were named co-chairwomen for the district spring conference in Meigs CoWJty. Other committees named for the year were Mrs. Thomas Grueser, Mrs. Blaker, Mrs. Walter Morris, ways and means i Mrs. Kenneth Harris, Mrs . Pat Duffy , remembrance; Mrs. Louis Osborne, Mrs. Blacks ton, telephone ; Mrs. Clifford Kennedy, Mrs . Don Grueser, and Mrs. Dale Colburn , program . A dessert COW'se was served by the officers, Mrs. Pat Duffy, .. ACCIITIOfll "425" Wtttrproof,• IWIIP JiconO n1nd, tpplttd rorn t11 rt\lmt,.l l ll'ttt Gil t.. $1JI.OI The Aceutron tun ina fork'rtpliCU the outdated balance wheel that's found in 111 waiChU Stop by SO we can tell you more. St11rtint with the riaht time of day. Accu· Iron by 81.110¥1. From ltoo .oc ACCUTRON • by BULOVA • V GOESSLER Court $f .• Pom•roy Wt? Ac<~ept Feder~~/ ~tllnJfls Food PHONE: 992·3480 to The MIDDLEPORT, (1 ' Umlt Quantities" OHIO LOTTERY TICKETS HERE i li Personal Notes ~ ::::. . M HOMO MILK TWIN PACK GALLON LB. LB. 79~ LB. $119 We'll give you some~ most 0 for Sharp Food Shoppers Boneless Pork Roast:~".a:~!e;~e:~b~79¢ places won't matcli: Pure P~rk Sausage!':':.~·!·..... ~· 79; ,~,, :::~ ,.~ Short R1bs of Beef .~s~:.~o~~ ••• lb~ 7 USDA Choice Beef B01·1·1ng Beef.................... .. 5 ¢ Polish Sa usage. :u~~~~ •••••.•••• ~~. 79q: • • . . 12 69¢ Skinless W1eners .s:~e~~rs•••••••• ~k!. Superiors Bologna.~~~~e:~ •••.•• ~b~ 79¢ 12oz. 79¢ All Beef Wieners.~u~e!~rs•••••••• ~k!. ~ · Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grueser and daughter, Kimberly, Coldwell, spent the weekend here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser and Larry . On Friday Mrs. Grueser and Larry visited the Robert Grueser family at Caldwell. Mrs. Kenneth Story of Dayton has returned her father, Dana Howett, to his Darwin home. Mr. Howett has been with Mrs. Story several weeks while recu}X'rating from arm fractw-es. Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Hubbard of Piqua wer J recent guests of the Rev . and Mrs. Robert Kuhn . The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Kuhn took part in an evening service at the Newville Baptist Church at Mansfield recently. On Thursday Mrs. Kuhn was in Granville for work with the 1975 program committee of the Ohio Baptist Convention . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb of Racine have returned after _ viSiting the past week with their son·in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Foster of Livonia, Mich. USDA on a one year time deposit GROUND CHUCK 6 9¢ Sliced Cheese ••A~;~~~ ••••••••• ~k:·. . 49¢ Marga.r1ne •••••••••••••••••••.•••••• j u mbo 39¢· · Paper Towels •••••••••••••••••••• • GROUND ROUN 300 West Second St., Pomeroy, 992-2111 • Offer available to Ohio nlidentl only. . Look' around_ l-Ib. pkg. . SCOT lAD . BATH SIZE SAT. ONLY! FAVORITE BREAD roll lvs. DIAL SOAP the grass isn't greener elsewhere. $ for COTTAGE CHEESE 24 oz. • SIZe 5 SCOT LAD , . 1fz gaL g~ ORANGE SHERBET.. ...... :............ ~.~~?.. - BARS FOR SHASTA sso --------------------~----------------------------------------------------s~ TYI'ICAL RESIDENTIAL ElECTRI C BIU.S (500 KWH u~age as o t Sep lember 1974 ) .. S40 20 MIRACLE WHIP 30 20 - st 9.'11! . $20.97 -·= Slll.7 t Sl9.:l2 20 ----$1 5 .6 1 10 be lore Se pt 6 - QUART JAR 116.71 I-- 10 ROOT BEER AND COLA ' SALAD DRESSING 82 1.01 -~ IH .Il9 $129 Valley Bell 12 oz.. · . ROYAL SCOT QUARTERS ··· Maybe lb. • SCOT FARM (Formerly &anomy S.Yinp A Lou) $119 lb. 1 ·eat· BILTMORE · . !a~z. 49· ¢. M • •••••••••••••••• ~Luncheon &LIM•ICo. Deposit office: 100 E . Broad St., Columbw, Ohio 43215 Choice Beef 02. 9% annual interest for a deposit of $20,000 or more. At Capital Savings and Loan a subsidiary of Capital Financial Services, just keep it on deposit for one year. (If you withdraw it sooner, you'll be paid 5% % annual interest, compounded semi-annually.) Interest can be paid monthly at your request-otherwise, it will be paid quarterly. Or added to your account and compounded quarterly. And you'll earn it from the date of deposit to the maturity date. With no Ohio intangibles tax to pay. So start earning 9% interest. Now. With us. For information, contact: From USDA lb CHOICE (]5 19 CHEESE o;. o;... •..:, t MODERN DAIRY HAM -SALAD· .. pomeroy . . . PORK STEAK ~ CREAMY LONGHORN ~)j;,'-'m:, ~· ~~=~, , LEAN AND TENDER -- FRIDAY ONL Yf DELICIOUS HOME MADE • • PEPSI-COLA d'.oJ T• Miracle 112 gal. Whip ' ~ •. THROW· AWAYS r." •"'' ~ 0 CHICAGO CLE V EL A ND COLU MBUS DAYTO N MIAMI N EW VORl( PITTSBURGH DETRO IT 0 We don't like the Increases in the price of anything our planned generatiryg facilities . This will save any more than ,you do. It's painful and unwanted, whether it's a pound of sugar or a kilowatt ho ur of . $224,000,000 in construction expenditures thro ugh 1978. But it also postpot~es the In-service electricity. dates of four generating units which are so vital to To us our recent rate increase Is welcome . . . it serve you and the 1,250,000 people who live and helps .. , but it doesn't solve al\ of our problems. work in central and southern Ohio. The rate increase only covers the cost of our facilities Even with the Increase in electric rates, electricity is through June, 1972. As of June, 1974, we have stil\ a good buy when compared to other Items ln the spent $145,000,000 for construction and the pres- family budget. ... If you don ' t think so .. . look ent Increase doesn ' t cover th<ise costs. around. ' . • ' When expenses out-race income . , • you have to cut the expenses. So even with the Increase in rates ' . it is stil\ necessary to defer construction of some of COLUMBUS AND SOUTHERN DIIIO ELECTRIC COMPANY An investor-owned tax paying business It goe$ hm·.m ·m m . Jewelry ·Store SUPER MARXET · Open Daily 9 to 10 · Sun. 10 to 10 THE BAKER BOYS 40 Marriage announced Announcement is made of the marriage of Cynthia Ann League has meeting A discussion on the repricing of products on supermarket shelves, some articles showing three illld four plice markups, was held at the Thursilay night meeting of the Middl eport Child Conservation League. Members decided during the meeting at the Columbus .and SO uthern Ohio Electric Co. to Cons umer ontact the Protection Agency (toll fr ee number t~tJ0.282- t960) to seek advice on what, if anything, can be done to cur b the practice. Read at the meeting was a ANOTHER turkey or chicken casserole using broccoli and letter fr om Mrs. William · SOI,.Ir cream is this one called ''Bit-of-Turkey Casse role." 8 ozs. (2 c.) elbow ma ca roni ; 1 c. sour crea m ; 1 c. milk; 2 Wolfe, state president of the eggs slightly beaten ; % tsp. salt; ''c. flour ; 2 tbsp. lemon juice; Ohio Child Con servation l 'h c. cooked broccoli pieces ; and 2 c. cooked di ced turkey (or League, ann ouncing the convention Oct. 9 and 10 at the chicken ), Cook macaroni as directed on the package. Drain. Manwhile Sheraton Motor Inn , Columbus. in the top of double boiler, combine sour cream, milk, eggs, salt Miss Marilyn Van Oerbur , a and flour. Cook over boiling water, stirring occasiona11y until former Miss America and a mixture begins to thicken. Stir in lemon juice. Combine the Motivation Specialist, and Mrs. sauce, macaroni, broccoli and turkey (or chic-ken ). Dolly Sax be will be the Turn into buttered two quart casserole. Cover and bake in 3f>O speakers at the state meeting. deiree oven about 15 minutes. Serves 4 to 6. Mrs. Harold Blackston gave devotions to open the meeting rsillli8lo =: C ··.:::'?I~a ~,,,~,,,:::;~,,,,~,,~~ treasurer; Mra. ·Kenneth Harris, reporter : and Mrs. Robert Schmoll, hlstor1111. president ; Mrs. Osborne, vice president ; Mrs. Blac kston, secretary; Mro. Chatles Cobb, -:-~N?Xo?$-;::;:?z,-::;..~· ~~:"1"' ~.o~ SepU4, 1!174 ,. ·~ RETURNABLE BOTTLES AYDS Reducing Plan Candy I RC co·LA 1::.. 1 ,09 $ 98 pak Regular $3.95 Everyday Price -8 Pak •1.39 " . . KEN-L-RATION BURGER & EGGS . 36 oz. pkg. $1 09 .Dog Food •••,••••••••••••••••••••••• · carton- $199 • WINCHESTER Little C1gars~ ••••••.•.••••••••••••• MODERN DAIRY Twin Pak $129 • · EVERYDAY LOW PRICE gallon Homo ~Ilk ....................... . ..Favonte . Bread ••• ~EVERY DAY 3 lvs. 0~ !f~~.... on~ for '"J' . · . Grade A Medium EGGS DAO'S· ROOT BEER OR NEW DIET RITE COLA.(SUGAR FREE) 8 16 0... btls. 19 �• 0 ., 4- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o ., Tuesdlly, 5<'!'1. 24, 1974 " Fun With Food R,\' Cllurlene Hoeflich Il t:: Pasta and poultry are natural partners and whether it's a matter of using up some leftovers or stretching them to .serve ll(lme unexpected dinner guests, casseroles are right for most everyone. This recipe is for "Divine Turkey (or chicken) Medley,'' bakes in about a half-hour and serves six hungry people. · 4 ozs. (2 c.) egg noodles, cooked as directed on package and drained. Combine one JOl.-l oz. can condensed cream of mushroom soup: 'h tsp. salt; 1, tsp. Tooost'O ; '• tsp. dry mustard ; t tsp curry powder, and Vz c. milk, bring to a boil over moderate heat, stirring often. Blend in •,, c. shredded Cheddar cheese, stir in two celery ribs, sliced diagonally, and the noodles. Mix well. Turn into a 2 quart casserole. Bury either 4 large turkey slices or 2 c. chicken pieces in the noodle mixture. Bake at 350 degrees until hot and bubbly, about 30 minutes. Miss Virginkl Shrimp/in ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs. Gale Shrimplin, Mason, are announcing the betrothal and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Virginia Mae, MI. Vernon, formerly of Mason, to George Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith, Rt. 3, MI. Vernon. Miss Shrimplin is a 1971 graduate of Wah.ama High School and is presently employed · by the Edmont-Wilson Co., MI. Vernon. Smith is a 1971 graduate of MI. Vernon High School and is self-employed. A Dec. I wedding is planned in the Gay St. United Methodist Church, Mt. Vernon. .Polly 's Pointers By Polly Cramer Wrong surface gets message ' POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - I was enlarging a pattern with a permanent tipped marker on brown wrapping paper and the marks went through the paper on my wood-grained laminated plastic table top. How can I safely remove these marks ? - USA DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve is with the shoe manufacturers who seem to forget those of us who like sturdy, all-weather shoes for walking and wor~. Some chunky new styles are sturdy but not weatherproof enough for wearing in the rain. For the past .10 years I have found many shoes being made cannot be worn with rubbers and at · these times when rubbers cannot be procured to fit we must walk through wet grass or winter's slush and ruin our shoes. -GLADYS DEAR POLLY - I am replying to Helen who wants to know how to make a mitt from washcloths to hold leftover bits of soap that she does not want to waste. Place .a hand, with fingers together, on a piece of cardboard and draw an outline of it · allowing about three-fourths inch all around for the seam. Fold one washcloth in half and lay, selvage to selvage, on a second cloth. Cut out three sections (hands) at one time. Stitch all · together except at the short end. Turn to the right side. One inch from the selvage, on two layers, sew snap fasteners 1"12 inches apart to form a soap pocket. On the third layer sew a gathering stitch at the Wrist (use elastic thread if desired.) Sew tape loop at one end . Fill pocket with soap scraps. - LOUISE · DEAR POLLY -Do tell Helen that the way l use my scraps of tollet soap is to cut a piece of nylon out of an old stocking, tie a knot atone end, fill with soap scraps and tie the other end. Throw over shower nozzle. This really makes suds and is not slippery like a bar of soap. By the way, I never use the toe end of the stocking. I cut old nylons or panty hose off at about mid..:alf and wear them as ankle socks under slacks. JOANN. DEAR POLLY ~ When preparing mushrooms for stuffing use a melon ball scoop to remOve the centers. You get a nice even center without breaking up the mlJ!lhroom. Keep a small strainer in your canister of flour to use for sprinkling flour on meat or a pastry cloth." Use a pizza cutter to cut bar cookies to make the job easier and to have more evenly cut cookies. Scale fish with the hl!nds and fish inside a laundry or dry cleaning bag to keep the scales from flying everywhere . DELORES .. .. You wiU .receive a dollar .11 Polly uses your favorite' homemaking Idea. Pet Peeve, Polly's Problem or solution to a problem. Write Polly In care of this newspaper. ~ . .,•-,-. .·, JJ w . ., Health club ..•.•. ~ ! ~ gathers toys Ca Iend an· TUESDAY PAST Matrons Club, Pomeroy Chapter 166, OES, meeting at the home of Mrs. L. F . Schoenleb. JUNIOR American Legion Auxiliary, 6: 30 p,m. at the hall in Middleport, Feeney-Bennett Post 128. WEDNESDAY AMERICAN Legion and the .. Auxiliary, 6:30p.m. potluck for members of Feeney-Bennett Post 128 and auxiliary. Meetings of the two groups start at 7:30 p.m. POMEROY· MIDDLEPORT Lions Club, regular meeting , 12 noon at the Meigs Inn. OHIO Valley Commandery 24, Knights Templar, regular conclave, 7:30 p.m ., at the PomeroY Masonic Temple_.. RELIGIOUS film " Cen- . terville Awakening " will be shown at the First Baptist Church, Mason , 7:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome to attend. THURSDAY MEIGS County Women 's Fellowship at Dexter Christian Church. Ray Whaley will be the speaker. FREE Clothing Day at Salvation Army, to a .m. until noon . All area .residents welcome . PRECEPTOR Beta Beta Chapter, Beta Sigma Ph i Sorority, 7:45p.m., at home of Nellie Brown. RIVERVIEW Garden Club, 7:30p.m., at the home of Mrs. Gene Wilson, with Mrs. Frank Bise serving as co·hostess. BUSY BEE CLASS, 7:30 . p.m . Thursday at the Mid- ' dleport First Baptist Church . Senior citizens Toys fo r the children at Veterans Memorial Hospital are to be taken to the October meeting by members or . the Rock Springs Belter Health Club. Meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs. Hugh Bearhs, Mrs. Arlie Abbott, Mrs. Harold Blackston , and Mrs . Bill Grueser were appointed to take the monthly birthday treat to the Meigs County Infirmary in Octnber. Mrs. Blackston presented the program which included readings: HRich Man Disease , Anyone Can Get By", by Mr . Amos Leonard ; "Inject Less" by Mrs. William R~dford;. " Relax for Blood Pressure Readin g;; by Mrs. William Grueser ; ' ' Exercise Those Bone ~ " by Mrs. Fred Goeglein ; 'Bugs Among the Blossoms" by Mrs. Wendell Jeffers; " When to See the Doctor " by, Mrs. Ethel Grueser; and " These are Things that Bring Me Cheer" by Mrs. Homer Radford. The October meeting will be at the home of Mrs. James Conkle. Others attending the meeting were _Mrs. Conkle, Mrs. Mark Grueser, Mrs . George Skinner, Mrs. Gladys Morgan , Mrs. Jeff Folmer. Mrs. Frances Folmer, Mrs. William Folmer and a guest, Timmie Jeffers. j SERVICE SET MT . OLIVE - Special worship service will be held at MI. Olive Community Church Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 28 and 29, at 8 p.m. Rev. Hill, Columbus, will be the guest speaker. Russell Cline is the pastor. The public is invited to attend. to hold auction Don 't let your dreom home cause you night mares. Get · piotect.ion I REUTER- BROGAN REUNION SET Saturday an auction will be The annual reunion of the held in the auditorium at the descendants of W. L. Whaley old Pomeroy Junior . High . will be held Sunday, Sept. 29, at School will all proceeds to go t.he grange hall on the Rock into the operation of the Senior Springs fairgrounds. The Citizens Center and thC service dinner will be at 12 noon . program of the Meigs County Council on Aging. Auctioneers Jim Carnahan Tisdale, daughter of M. Sgt. and Dan Smith, who are and Mrs. James H. Tisdale, volunteering their services, Fairbourne, and Sgt. David wlll start the bidding at 12:30 p. Kuhn, son of Rev . and Mrs. m . LWJches will be served beginning at II a. m . Robert Kuhn, Pomeroy. The wedding was an event of . Conlributlons.for the sale are July 23 at the Gallipolis State still needed and the staff at the Inslltute with Lt. Col. J . Center advises that no item is Hughes Price and Rev. Robert too small to give. Items are to . Kuh.n officiating. Mrs. John be taken to the Center or Ingels, Gallipolis, was an at- a.rrangements to have 'them picked up can be made by tendant. After spending a month here telephoning 992-7886. with the family, ·Sgt. and Mrs. Kuhn are now in England for a three year tour of duly. ENJOY WEEKEND There's a new sign in the office: "Please engage brain Mrs. Opal Eichinger and before picking up the daughter, Laura Jean, Mrs. phone." Mabel Van Meter, Mrs. Laura · Mae Nice. spent the weekend in Youngstown. They went BOYS especially for the christening FALL & WINTER of Mrs. Van Meter's great· great-grandson, Daniel Richard, son of Mr . and Mrs . James fllenlck . The Illenicks Leather and Suede have a daughter, Michelle. By Thom MeAn and They also visited with Mr . and Dingo Mrs. Thomas Illenlck, the former Gloria Ann Van Meter, and her family, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Van Meter and S<Jn, , and tart Williams, Youngs- : MIDDLEPORT, 0 . • BOOTS Y~~c~e . town. " ..•.•...•. ......... -:,.······,_....... ....,.w.·-·*·'"'·' ... ...... •.•... .. using a meditation titled "A Woman's Conversation with . God ." The by-laws were reviewed and several changes IT'S FUN TO DEAL WITH made. Mrs. J ohn Blaker and Mrs . Raymond Stewart were named co-chairwomen for the district spring conference in Meigs CoWJty. Other committees named for the year were Mrs. Thomas Grueser, Mrs. Blaker, Mrs. Walter Morris, ways and means i Mrs. Kenneth Harris, Mrs . Pat Duffy , remembrance; Mrs. Louis Osborne, Mrs. Blacks ton, telephone ; Mrs. Clifford Kennedy, Mrs . Don Grueser, and Mrs. Dale Colburn , program . A dessert COW'se was served by the officers, Mrs. Pat Duffy, .. ACCIITIOfll "425" Wtttrproof,• IWIIP JiconO n1nd, tpplttd rorn t11 rt\lmt,.l l ll'ttt Gil t.. $1JI.OI The Aceutron tun ina fork'rtpliCU the outdated balance wheel that's found in 111 waiChU Stop by SO we can tell you more. St11rtint with the riaht time of day. Accu· Iron by 81.110¥1. From ltoo .oc ACCUTRON • by BULOVA • V GOESSLER Court $f .• Pom•roy Wt? Ac<~ept Feder~~/ ~tllnJfls Food PHONE: 992·3480 to The MIDDLEPORT, (1 ' Umlt Quantities" OHIO LOTTERY TICKETS HERE i li Personal Notes ~ ::::. . M HOMO MILK TWIN PACK GALLON LB. LB. 79~ LB. $119 We'll give you some~ most 0 for Sharp Food Shoppers Boneless Pork Roast:~".a:~!e;~e:~b~79¢ places won't matcli: Pure P~rk Sausage!':':.~·!·..... ~· 79; ,~,, :::~ ,.~ Short R1bs of Beef .~s~:.~o~~ ••• lb~ 7 USDA Choice Beef B01·1·1ng Beef.................... .. 5 ¢ Polish Sa usage. :u~~~~ •••••.•••• ~~. 79q: • • . . 12 69¢ Skinless W1eners .s:~e~~rs•••••••• ~k!. Superiors Bologna.~~~~e:~ •••.•• ~b~ 79¢ 12oz. 79¢ All Beef Wieners.~u~e!~rs•••••••• ~k!. ~ · Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grueser and daughter, Kimberly, Coldwell, spent the weekend here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser and Larry . On Friday Mrs. Grueser and Larry visited the Robert Grueser family at Caldwell. Mrs. Kenneth Story of Dayton has returned her father, Dana Howett, to his Darwin home. Mr. Howett has been with Mrs. Story several weeks while recu}X'rating from arm fractw-es. Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Hubbard of Piqua wer J recent guests of the Rev . and Mrs. Robert Kuhn . The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Kuhn took part in an evening service at the Newville Baptist Church at Mansfield recently. On Thursday Mrs. Kuhn was in Granville for work with the 1975 program committee of the Ohio Baptist Convention . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb of Racine have returned after _ viSiting the past week with their son·in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Foster of Livonia, Mich. USDA on a one year time deposit GROUND CHUCK 6 9¢ Sliced Cheese ••A~;~~~ ••••••••• ~k:·. . 49¢ Marga.r1ne •••••••••••••••••••.•••••• j u mbo 39¢· · Paper Towels •••••••••••••••••••• • GROUND ROUN 300 West Second St., Pomeroy, 992-2111 • Offer available to Ohio nlidentl only. . Look' around_ l-Ib. pkg. . SCOT lAD . BATH SIZE SAT. ONLY! FAVORITE BREAD roll lvs. DIAL SOAP the grass isn't greener elsewhere. $ for COTTAGE CHEESE 24 oz. • SIZe 5 SCOT LAD , . 1fz gaL g~ ORANGE SHERBET.. ...... :............ ~.~~?.. - BARS FOR SHASTA sso --------------------~----------------------------------------------------s~ TYI'ICAL RESIDENTIAL ElECTRI C BIU.S (500 KWH u~age as o t Sep lember 1974 ) .. S40 20 MIRACLE WHIP 30 20 - st 9.'11! . $20.97 -·= Slll.7 t Sl9.:l2 20 ----$1 5 .6 1 10 be lore Se pt 6 - QUART JAR 116.71 I-- 10 ROOT BEER AND COLA ' SALAD DRESSING 82 1.01 -~ IH .Il9 $129 Valley Bell 12 oz.. · . ROYAL SCOT QUARTERS ··· Maybe lb. • SCOT FARM (Formerly &anomy S.Yinp A Lou) $119 lb. 1 ·eat· BILTMORE · . !a~z. 49· ¢. M • •••••••••••••••• ~Luncheon &LIM•ICo. Deposit office: 100 E . Broad St., Columbw, Ohio 43215 Choice Beef 02. 9% annual interest for a deposit of $20,000 or more. At Capital Savings and Loan a subsidiary of Capital Financial Services, just keep it on deposit for one year. (If you withdraw it sooner, you'll be paid 5% % annual interest, compounded semi-annually.) Interest can be paid monthly at your request-otherwise, it will be paid quarterly. Or added to your account and compounded quarterly. And you'll earn it from the date of deposit to the maturity date. With no Ohio intangibles tax to pay. So start earning 9% interest. Now. With us. For information, contact: From USDA lb CHOICE (]5 19 CHEESE o;. o;... •..:, t MODERN DAIRY HAM -SALAD· .. pomeroy . . . PORK STEAK ~ CREAMY LONGHORN ~)j;,'-'m:, ~· ~~=~, , LEAN AND TENDER -- FRIDAY ONL Yf DELICIOUS HOME MADE • • PEPSI-COLA d'.oJ T• Miracle 112 gal. Whip ' ~ •. THROW· AWAYS r." •"'' ~ 0 CHICAGO CLE V EL A ND COLU MBUS DAYTO N MIAMI N EW VORl( PITTSBURGH DETRO IT 0 We don't like the Increases in the price of anything our planned generatiryg facilities . This will save any more than ,you do. It's painful and unwanted, whether it's a pound of sugar or a kilowatt ho ur of . $224,000,000 in construction expenditures thro ugh 1978. But it also postpot~es the In-service electricity. dates of four generating units which are so vital to To us our recent rate increase Is welcome . . . it serve you and the 1,250,000 people who live and helps .. , but it doesn't solve al\ of our problems. work in central and southern Ohio. The rate increase only covers the cost of our facilities Even with the Increase in electric rates, electricity is through June, 1972. As of June, 1974, we have stil\ a good buy when compared to other Items ln the spent $145,000,000 for construction and the pres- family budget. ... If you don ' t think so .. . look ent Increase doesn ' t cover th<ise costs. around. ' . • ' When expenses out-race income . , • you have to cut the expenses. So even with the Increase in rates ' . it is stil\ necessary to defer construction of some of COLUMBUS AND SOUTHERN DIIIO ELECTRIC COMPANY An investor-owned tax paying business It goe$ hm·.m ·m m . Jewelry ·Store SUPER MARXET · Open Daily 9 to 10 · Sun. 10 to 10 THE BAKER BOYS 40 Marriage announced Announcement is made of the marriage of Cynthia Ann League has meeting A discussion on the repricing of products on supermarket shelves, some articles showing three illld four plice markups, was held at the Thursilay night meeting of the Middl eport Child Conservation League. Members decided during the meeting at the Columbus .and SO uthern Ohio Electric Co. to Cons umer ontact the Protection Agency (toll fr ee number t~tJ0.282- t960) to seek advice on what, if anything, can be done to cur b the practice. Read at the meeting was a ANOTHER turkey or chicken casserole using broccoli and letter fr om Mrs. William · SOI,.Ir cream is this one called ''Bit-of-Turkey Casse role." 8 ozs. (2 c.) elbow ma ca roni ; 1 c. sour crea m ; 1 c. milk; 2 Wolfe, state president of the eggs slightly beaten ; % tsp. salt; ''c. flour ; 2 tbsp. lemon juice; Ohio Child Con servation l 'h c. cooked broccoli pieces ; and 2 c. cooked di ced turkey (or League, ann ouncing the convention Oct. 9 and 10 at the chicken ), Cook macaroni as directed on the package. Drain. Manwhile Sheraton Motor Inn , Columbus. in the top of double boiler, combine sour cream, milk, eggs, salt Miss Marilyn Van Oerbur , a and flour. Cook over boiling water, stirring occasiona11y until former Miss America and a mixture begins to thicken. Stir in lemon juice. Combine the Motivation Specialist, and Mrs. sauce, macaroni, broccoli and turkey (or chic-ken ). Dolly Sax be will be the Turn into buttered two quart casserole. Cover and bake in 3f>O speakers at the state meeting. deiree oven about 15 minutes. Serves 4 to 6. Mrs. Harold Blackston gave devotions to open the meeting rsillli8lo =: C ··.:::'?I~a ~,,,~,,,:::;~,,,,~,,~~ treasurer; Mra. ·Kenneth Harris, reporter : and Mrs. Robert Schmoll, hlstor1111. president ; Mrs. Osborne, vice president ; Mrs. Blac kston, secretary; Mro. Chatles Cobb, -:-~N?Xo?$-;::;:?z,-::;..~· ~~:"1"' ~.o~ SepU4, 1!174 ,. ·~ RETURNABLE BOTTLES AYDS Reducing Plan Candy I RC co·LA 1::.. 1 ,09 $ 98 pak Regular $3.95 Everyday Price -8 Pak •1.39 " . . KEN-L-RATION BURGER & EGGS . 36 oz. pkg. $1 09 .Dog Food •••,••••••••••••••••••••••• · carton- $199 • WINCHESTER Little C1gars~ ••••••.•.••••••••••••• MODERN DAIRY Twin Pak $129 • · EVERYDAY LOW PRICE gallon Homo ~Ilk ....................... . ..Favonte . Bread ••• ~EVERY DAY 3 lvs. 0~ !f~~.... on~ for '"J' . · . Grade A Medium EGGS DAO'S· ROOT BEER OR NEW DIET RITE COLA.(SUGAR FREE) 8 16 0... btls. 19 �• 6 - The !)ally Sent mel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Tllesday, Sept 2~. 197~ Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Card of Thanks Not1ce FIRST Church of God Syracuse- will hold a rum mage sate Weds Thursday and F r1day af the Fr'l' , Building In Middleport from 9 a Ill to 3 p .n 9 '11 Jlc I WOULD like h;l thank all whO remembered me wrth then· flowers pray~rs 1 'J cards letters and !lets o t k tndness while twas a pat tent at Holzer Medtcal Center I would also like to thanll. Or Brubali.er Dr Walker and Dr Tapp @) OK. · 2 SIGNS Pomeroy Motor Co•. Of QUAliTY For Sale JA CK~ I URNITURE AND UP H OLSTERY S UPPLY NOW OPE N r oR BUSINE SS MONDAY THROUG H SATURDAY 9a m S p m 236 E MAIN ST POMEROY OHIO PHONE 9!1 73!103 9 14 Stc EARLY Am e r•can l•v•nQ room suites some as tow as 1il99 for a 5 p c group Many o th er comparable value~ Mu s t :s-ee to appreCiate We also now have a ltmlred supply ot vour uphoJs lery needs Jacks Fu rn iture and Upholstery ~upply 136 E Ma1n St Pomeroy 0 Phone 99~ 3!103 9 24 5tc -, 1 ' Business Serv1ces ·~· • f \I Water, E leclftc, Gas. Sewer ltnes , tnsta lied Work guaranteed Do1er Backhoe, Trucks ~lmt>tone & F11l D1rt Commercial Residential Construdton & Re-model AUCTION Sat Sept 23al1130 nurses and staff members at p m at the Curt ts Wolf 19740P.EL MANTA S2995 the hospttat tor thetr care and restdence- tust ff St Rt 248 10 2 Door oraMge flntsh blk vtnyl Interior bucket sea ts less for Rev Don Cole tor h s Chester Oh 1l> /watc h for v ts l ts than 5 000 m•les and 3 mo old Rad10 deluxe bumpers ' auctiOn SJQns l .. s 000 BTU' Luctlte Harrtson gas for ced cur furna ce w1th 9 24 lie P•Pe S 000 BTU a1r con 1 1971 DODGE DART $1995 ,- d lhoner dehum 1d1f er g\)n 1 CAPITAL stage and show 771 Pearl Street Sw•nger HT cpe med green l1n lsh with blk vmy l roof type o I burner gas space 1 SPOtligh t S1 50 PhMe 9n Mtddleport, Oh1o h eoater Sht'lllow well pump green vinyl in tenor tr•m V 8 eng1ne automa tic trans 9!172 f FAMILY yard sal e Sept 23 Phone 992 S367 or 992 3861 new solder.ng gun pa1nl sport St wheel full wh cover Like new. w w t ires radto 9 24 6tp lh ru 28 from 9 Ill 5 Turn oil sprayer electnc motors to! real n ice Rt 124 Rl 7 by pass onto Rl of cer am •c tile 7 piece dmette GRETSCH gu1tar Wtth hard 143 Look for Stgns set gnll w1th rot1ssene 16 1n shell c ase Phone 949 3334 9 '1.1 Jtp 91rl s bicyc le IS ln t.res 1969 FORDTORINOCPE SS9S 9 24 ~I p tawn mowe rs lard press Local car, bucket seat vrnyl 1n tenor 4 speed trans 351 JACKS FURNITURE A ND mtlk cans old Smger sew.ng 1961 OL DSMOB ILE S75 L1ke UPHOLSTERY SU PPLY V 8 rad•o good t1res Real n~ee mac tune old trunkS 1ars and new Wh.rlpool avocado green NOW OPEN FOR BUSINES S bottles shoe last antiq ue all t~mperature sett.ng dryer '!'OUr roof leaking"J MONDAY T HRO UGH tables and cha1 rs 2 rolo S75 Three gas healers S10 SATU R OA Y 9 A M 5 P M ltllers deep well pump metal each 19 74 Kawasak, 250 cc t~:~~·:~:·~o~ur11 prg1ve 1ces to .,.ouanya 236 E MAIN ST P OM EROY wardrob~;> pla tt orm scales Enduro motorcycle Phon e roo f fo r less OHIO PH ONE9923903 large ha nd corn shelter P•Ck 992 7897 9 24 Stc Sa rtl l!.ti. up tru c k ra ck log c hams OPEN EVES 8 00 p M !I 24 3tc used lumber cattle dehor ' Ketn SPE CIAL meet tn g a t the ner s Western I e ld 12 gauge POMEROY, OHIO NEW Co nn cor net 11 pr1ce Ra c tne Gun Ctub Thursday James P honr 247 2200 pump Ar my( pup r 1fle Se pt 26 at 7 30 p m to ur shoigun Elkhounds sl ,·, _ !I 2<~ 3tc 9 24 21C d iS hes booKs bed spreads toys lamps s tands chcur s -- --~- --- -- --2 BEDROOM trailer on one f1fth I OION T KNOW THAT 1 MGM and many other m1sc 1tems acre or w11t se rr ground F lea Market Spec.ats $5 too numerous to ment ton 196!1 FORD Ga la t(le 500 $600 1967FORDCustom500 at ps sep arate As kmg \8 500 Call Ins ide $3 outs •de Sp r 1n 9 Ph 992 5$44 Owners The Curtts Wolf p b 389 cu b •c n runs good 742 4733 Ave P ome ro y Oh10 Fam lly Auct 1oneer I 0 9 23 6tc SJOO Phon e 985 3926 9 24 3t p Collectors dealers etc Mac M r.Coy sandwiches ~ - ------ - ---- 9 22 5tp Every Sa t and Su nda y homemade p 1es and drmks Does your home 8 1 tfc Not respons ble tor aCCidents 1!172 VW wrecked 1n front Sel l EX CELSIOR Salt WorKs E 9 22 6tc Mam St Pomeroy Art k•nds cheap Phon e 992 7265 requtre any of these AUCTION every Thursday 1 of salt water pellets water 9 22 6t c servtces? nuggets block salt and own p m Horton St m Mason FOUR FAMILY yard sale 25 W 1L L tr1m or cui trees and Cons1gnme nts we lcome fro m 26and 27 Clothes for all s1zes Oh iO River Sail Phone 992 1967 FIREBIRD convertib le shrubbery Also clea n out 3891 11 a m to 5 p m or ca II 773 M sc mer c hand•s~ Watch tor power steer .n g and power basements att iCS e tc Phone 5471 stgns on Unton Avenue 6 5 tfc 9<19 322 1 or 7<12 d4d1 bra kes automatic 6 cyl 9 22 5tc 8 21 tfc good cond•t on Phone 992 9 6 261C 24 13 KOSCO T KOSMETICS & two tam ly PIANO t 1 ng and repa r ng PORCH SALE 9 22 3tp WIGS (The M nk 01l Base Sept 2J t h ro ugh 29 cloth•ng of DAY NURSI:::RY 8 to 6 days or Call L une Dan 1e ls 259 CosmetiCS) Phone all s 1zes k.n1ck knacks week reuonable rates Broadw a y Mlddlepor 992 1973 BLACK Cama r a sport BROWN S 9!12 5113 mus1cal •ns truments other Rel iable people w 1 fh med •c al 2082 coupe Phone 7<12 <14 49 $2<100 8 20 ttc odd s and ends at En terpnse tra 1n •nQ Chi idren - mfants 9 22 Sfp • 9 13 12tp bottom of Rose H il l and up Call 992 7608 dunng 9 22 61c the day or 7<12 4902 affer 6 p FIRST CHURCH of God 1972 CHE VROL I:: r I 1 to n tru ck ANGUS Some r e g s te re d 2 m bu lls 9 cows w t h calves 4 Syracuse w il l ho ld a r um 35 000 miles exce ll ent con 9 17 12tc he fe r s Ph one (61 <1 ) 667 62 12 mage sale Weds Thursday YARD SALE Monday Tue s Y'OIII!fOO toofiNU d •l •on Phon e 992 5619 and Wed Sept 23 24 and 25 at ----- ---- ~----~ CootiJJIIe Oh10 and Fr1day at the Fry 9 24 Stc 10<111 1 South Secon d M1d 9 20 6tc Bu•ldmg 1n Mid d lepo rt from 9 992-255o dleport 9 am til l dark a m to 3 p !1'1 1968 C HEVY PICkup t ruck VB )]1 N 2ncl AV MIOI>lll'OII:r 0 9 n dtc 9 20 Si c s tandard sh tfl Phone 992 197 4 ZIG ZA G S EWING --------- - ----AKC ST Bernard pupp1es 7 7005 MACHINES left 1n la ya way IS YOUR mob11e home roof wee ks $1 50 Phone 8<13 2<138 9 2<1 3tc All built 1n to button hol e do SOLID ready for wmter" If not call 9 22 6tc stretch sew ng and fancy If so. Call us Now for a VINYL SIDING Kmgsbury Home Sates and s titch•ng Pay t us t 5<18 75 c a sh ----------- - -~19 12 P ONTIAC Ca tal 1n e d dr Serv1ce Inc 992 703<1 tree PUPPIES to g1ve away '1 or terms ava table Trade •ns Free Esttmate For m ore nformal •on c al l est1mates Beagle Phone 9<19 3746 a cce pted Ph one 992 2653 992 3293 or see at 105 Un on Produced frQm a spec•a l 9 20 5tc 9 22 Jtc 9 11 lfc Ave Pomeroy vmyl compound made by B 9 11 ft c F Goodr1ch and Monsanto 5 • VACUUM Cleaners Brand n ew t1mes th•cker than metal tank. typ e models with 5 1969 CHEVY Townsman sta t•on PUBLIC NOTICE S1d1ng Will not dent ch1p, attachments Only $24 40 cash NICE 2 bedroom home on Rt 7 wagon $1 195 good cond•t•on JUDY STEINMETZ cracK peel rot rust or or terms a11allable New near Tuppers P!a.ns Phone Phon e 992 7620 c ha lk Upnght models $29 90 cash or 985 4264 5 24 If<: PLAINTIFF term s availab le Trad e •ns 9 22 31p vs FREE HOME ESTIMATES a cce pted Phon e 992 2653 PAUL STEINMETZ 1969VA N 8 cyl•nder P ho ne772 PHONE 9 11 lfc DEFENDANT SUPERIOR 5651 949 3832 or 843 2667 VINYL PRODUCTS 8 16 lfc WALNUT stereo rad o com NO 15 sn Paut Sternmetz whose last 1972 ATLANT IC 2 bedroom bmat on a tra c k type am tm All Types of known address IS c p Donald mob le home Phone 7<~'1 5641 Call Collect 1 592 5544 rad 10 d speaker sound Weaver Route 1 Harr•sonville BUILDING or 992 2709 Athens, Oh1o system Balance $112 35 or Oh1o ts hereby not tf led that on 9 22 61C easy ter m s Call 992 3965 and REMODELING the dth day of June 1974 J udy 9 11 lf c Stemmets be ing pla•nf •ff flied ONE 3 bed r oom trailer down A FEW n ew band mstr ume nts From a shelf to a house her com plaint against h tm as payment take over furna ce a nd ga s hot GAS floor Patntmg stdtng, roofing, Co nta ct Renee Stone 99 2 7567 defendant In the Co urt of payments Phone 992 7116 water tank Phone 949 <1998 9 4 lfc paper hangmg , kttchen Common Pleas Metgs County 9 13 tfc 9 22 Jtp cabmets, etc Oh•o Case No 15 577 praymg A MALE Bluet•ck coon hound n the VICinity of 1-\emlock SIEGLER Oil s tove Phone 992 for divorce from sa1d Paul Y c LA RJ~ ~ l-;ncf -case L ----,-------_J Grove Reward Cal l 992 559<1 7248 or 698 4499 Ste.nmetz on the grounds of 1970VALIANT65X12 )bedroom plus mus c stand and case 9 22 Jtc 9 19 6tc EXCAVATING dozer loader gross neglect of duty and ex fully carpeted LP gas heat Bought new at Kenny MUSIC and backhoe work sept1c trem~ cruelty plaintiff further Phone 992 7751 Co 5200 value for $100 u sed 1 tanks nstalled dump tru c ks prays for custody ot m •nor WHITE FACED STEER 500 to 8 25 tfc GROCERY business for sale year 992 3832 600 lbs between Flatwoods and lo boys for htre Wi ll haul children support and other Budd1ng for sale or lease 9 19 6tc and Old Rl 3J Reward t ill d1rt top sod I mestone & proper relief said cause w II be Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m 1972 3 BEDROOM W ind sor Phone 992 3322 gravel Call Bob or Roger for h~armg on or after the 26th to 10 p m for appo•nlment Mobile Home on 1 acre of 9 18 6tc Jeffers day phone 992 7089 day ot October 1974 3 20 He ground For more n n•ght phon e 992 3525 or 99 2 formi!iliOn call 992 7638 5232 Pa ur Ste nmetz NEW homes no down payment Mod e rn s tereo 7 30 ftc WALNUT 2 1 r lfc Platnf •ff between $7 5 and $175 montl'11y rad o AM F M 8 track. tape (9 ) 10 17 24 (101 1 a 15 6tc Cal l 373 8385 Manetta Oh •o SEPTIC lAN K$ c lianed combmat1on 4 spea ker s ound WILL BUY or trade tor second 10x50 MOBILE home and lot 10 9 24 6tc sys tem Balan ce $107 d9 or hand passenger van Phone reasonable ra tes Ph 446 Pomeroy Phone 992 562 3 budget terms Ca ll 992 3965 992 7181 4782 Gall•polts J ohn Russell after4pm 9 2J He WILL TRADE - FI NANCIN G owner and operator 9 20 6tc 9 13 12tc ARRANGED WITH ---- -5 12 tfc CLOSE OUT on new Z1g zag MIN IMUM D OWN WI The Almanac CA~ H paid tor a•• makes and - - ------------sew ng machmes For sewmg co ns1der trade for older SE Pii C TA NK S AROBIC ByUoJtedPressloternational models of mob1le homes 2 BEDROOM rnob•le home n s tret ch fabn cs buttonh ole s home Ira ler or land on th•S SEWAGE SYSTEMS Phone area code 614 423 9531 town $4 500 Call 992 3975 or fan c y de s•gns etc Pa1nl Today ts Tuesday, Sept 24, 4 13 trc CLEANED REPAIRED 992 2571 new J bedroom 2 bath hOme Slight ly bl e m shed ChOi ce of w th 2 car garage large MILLER SA NIT ATION the 2675th day of 1974 wtth 98 to - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 9 13 tfc ca rry. ng case or sewmg STEWART OHIO PH 662 lam 1ly room a1r cond• l •on .ng OLD FURNITURE oak tables stand $49 80 cash or terms Move •n •mm ed1at el y Call 3035 follow c ocks •ce boxes brass beds aiJa l lable Phone 992 2653 now 992 5976 10 4 tfc The moon lS between Its first d•shes desks or complete 9 23 tf c 9 24 tfc households Wr1te M D HOUSE'!NSULATING blowen quarter and full phase Miller R1 4 Pomeroy OhiO TWO d room and bath apts m M iddleport For mformat10n lor better res ul ts c uts fue l NO MONEY DOWN Monthly The mormng stars are Venus cal l 992 7760 ~ ~ ~CTROLUX sweeper Delux call 992 2550 or 7<12 6551 billS down Fr ee est1ma t es payments a cc ord ng to 1n 5 13 tfc mode l Complete W1th all 7 3 tfc Call 7<~2 <1 428 come New 3 bedroom home Md&t~n - - - -- - - - -- - - - - ctean•ng attachme nt s uses 9 12 12tp With wall to wall carpet1ng on The evenmg stars are Mer- J u~" gutos complete and FUR NISHED apartment paper bags Slightly used but delivered to our yard We p1ck 1 acre Ian dscaped lots Call cleans and looks l1ke new adults only .n M1ddleport cury, Mars and Jupiter up auto bod•es and buy all today for more mtormat on READY MIX CONCRETE Will sell lor S37 25 cash o r Phone 992 3874 992 5976 del1vered r1ght to your Those bOrn on thts date are k•nds of scra p meta ls and terms ava• la ble Phone 992 1ron R 1der s Salvage St Rt 5 12 tfc 9 24 He protect Fast and easy Free 2653 Wlder the Sign of Libra 124 Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh•o est 1mates Ph one 992 3284 9 23 lfc COUNTRY MObile Home Perk Goegletn Ready M1x Co John Marshall, fo~th chtef call " ' 5468 40 ACRE LOT Tupper s Rt J3 ten miles north of 9 6 26tp M•ddleport Oh1o Pta.ns Ches ter water tap JUStice of the Umted States, _ - - - - - - - - - - -- Pomeroy Large lots w1th PUREBRED Holste in he1fers 6 30 tfc Call 985 4153 after 5 p m fresh and spr1ngcr Phone 985 concrete pat ios Sidewalks was born Sept 24,1755 ~~~~NEED 200 tons of sheet 9 18 6t C 3855 Earl Dean Chester runners and off street SEPTIC TANK S cl eaned On tlusdayin htstory cast new or old alum mum Oh iO park•ng Also spaces tor Modern San ttat on 992 3954 or Keep ca n s separate The 9 18 6tp SEVEN ROOM House 2 baths small trailers Phone 992 7479 99 2 7349 inl955,PresidentEisenhower Rosenberg Co Athens Oh10 large lot seen by ap 7 21 tfc 9 18 lf c po ntme nt on ly Phone 992 wEA~E P IC king up a p1ano m suffered a heart attack whtle - -- - - - - -----~~~fc 3478 your area ar)d wou ld l•ke CONCRETE J AND d ROOM furniShed and vacationing m Colorado 14 F r v r y p E so AT 9 19 6tc C REMEANS some respons1ble purty to delivered Monday through unfurn •shed apa rtm en15 In 1959, Prestdent Etsenhower f1berg lass or al um mum Good - -----------take over payments Call Satu rday and evenmgs Phone 992 5434 cond 1tlon Phon e 949 2225 Credit Manager (614) 772 3 BEDROOM Country ho me for Phone 446 1142 4 12 ttc and Soviet Prenuer Nll<ita 9 18 6tc 5669 or write 260 East Ma1n sale b'l' owner 1 mile off Rt 7 6 13 lf c Street Ch il li cothe Oh •o 45601 on blacktop road 14 a c re s 12 Khrushchev met at Camp (;$H -;ss ~ o;JuNK-CAR S_ PRIVATE meetmg room for 4 7 lfc tillable stocked by spr1ng fe d A U-TOMO SJ L E-1nsu;;~-;b;;n any organ1Z8t10n Phone 992 David, Md Camp Frye s Truck and Auto pond d5 x45 pole barn cfty 3975 can c elled? Lost your ln197i,retired US Supreme Part s Rutland Oh10 2d water n ce garden spot operators l1cense Call 992 3 11 tfc HO UR WRECKER SER Phon e 992 5007 or see James 7428 Co~ t Justice Hugo Black dted VICE PhOne,., 6094 Hollon, 6 15 tfc at the age of 85 9 10 26tc 3 UNFURNISHED APT S at 9 22 6tc R •verslde Apartment s 271 N In 1972, a pnvate jet plane - - - - - - -- - - - - - Front St Middleport Call LOTS tor sale·trail~r or house 992 5730 crashed mto a &cramento, All !Jtl llf le s Phon e 747 11!.1'i .._ 9 18 6tc Rutland Oh10 Pn ce S2 500 Cahf, ICe cream parlor, killmg MOTOR route dnver needed 7 16 tfc 22 persons, most of them •mmed ately Must have own FOUR ROOM furnished Apt transportat•on n good close to Powe1! s Su per va tu BUSINESS butldtng 50x60 yotmgs te rs workmg condtt•on Phone 992 Phone 992 3658 cement dr 1ve Rt 124 near 2156 The Da• ly Se nt•nel 9 22 ti c Rutland Phone 742 5052 __,_ 9 24 ttc A thought for the day 8 21 lfc NICE 3 room apt end bath Save SSD Prestdent Eisenhower (who ASS ISTAN CE needed6am to8 On The Pa1r a ll electr• c 1n Pomeroy a m tn Chester area Phone dted tn 1969) satd, " In the fmal Tabletop range wall oven 985 3950 n •cest apt around Phone POMEROY LANDMARK chotce, a soldier's pack 1s not 9 22 Jtp Gall1pous 446 7~99 or Jack W Carse., Mgr so heavy a b~den as a even1ngs 446 9539 Phone 9U 2181 EXPERIENCED fli Uto body 8 23 ttc prisoner's chams ' man needed Contact Buck PAGEVILLE - 5 room house Buchanan 675 3370 Mason 2 BEDROOM fMobde Home ,; 250 HO NDA Scr ambler garage several fruit trees , l'h County Motor Co Chevrolet 99 2 3061 the Rac ine Area Phone 992 acres of n1 ce layrng land Only and Oldsmob1 le 1n Potnt .....,_ 9 22 7tc 5858 Pleasant W Va $8 500 00 ' 8 29 tfc 9 22 6fp GREEN BEAN S PI Ck '1' 0\Jr NICE LARGE HOME own $2 bushel brfng con Modern Bl level 5 bedrooms 2 BEDROOM ap1 Turn lshed all ta1ner Phone 247 2852 Letart electr ic washer dryl'!r n 1112 baths wail to wall car Fal ls Andrew Cross eluded Fu l ly carpeted must POMEROY - Mulberry Hts pet1ng and garage 9 2'2 6tc see to apprec •3te S7S deposit Almost 2 acres Lovely 3 POMEROY - Nice 2 bedroom S150 per month 1 child a c 10 SPEED racing bike ex B R home bath wonderful cepted For appt phone 992 frame home bath gas F A • cellent <:on d1t10n SSO Phone kitchen with dining bar 7889 furnace and basement Some 992 2413 9 22 6tp 9 11 tfc hardwood floors some nice paneling Just S8 500 00 carpeted roofed concrete ONE GOOD cab 6u~lness w ith 1 NEW LISTING - 6 bedrooms F 0 U R rooms modern fur se ts of licenses 1n Pomeroy pat1o ivll basement with I n1shed cottage marr1ed all carpeted, ni ce c losets on~ m Middleport Phone 992 recreation room, gas F A couple only no c h ild ren or modern kitchen w ith dtsposat 7116 pets References and depos1t heat central a ir cond This 9 22 lip and dish wnher Hot water requ ired Phone Coolville home same as new 667 3915 heat Level corner lot DEMING shallow well pump REEDSVILLE 9 acres, ..._ 9 20 Stc RACINE Nice modern 3 w ith tank and ft valve Phone about 7 or 8 tillable, located 7.42 6878 bedroom home with extra MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE on Rt 124 Tuppers Plains 9 22 Jtp large closets, lots of storage & 1959 lOxSO 2 bedroom Champ ion water, some woods, 1deal for I fuel Oil heat tank 50 amp FORD 800 tra c tor mow ing lar'ge bath GarBge and shop homes or trailers 800 oo power diSC01'1nect Gas range combination Only $23,500 00 mach ine callvator plows and and electric refrigerator MIDDLE PORT Lorge beler ha'l't~lso for sale Pnone MIDD~EPORT S bedroom S1600 Must be moved Call older brick, 5 B R , 2 baths, 742 6878 or 992 3174 nice older home 2 bl!llths, gas 992 7034 for Information _... 9 22 Jtp new kitchen has everything, 9 20 Stc fireplace, full basement. 2 new ho1 water heating =--==------------LARGE refrigerator excellent porches. and garage All for T~~~:~"'~ .... r:;:;: ... ,.~t..t: tor rent on system lots of parking condition Phone 992 29Al only 518,000 00 8rown~ll AIJe Mtddleport space . basement close to 9 22 3tc HAVING TROUBLE Call 992 2625 shopping 9 19 6tc ONE SCHWINN 5 speed tlk,e SELLING OUR new for $50 One snare drum POMEROY - 1 stoo1r:,y.~~:~o~~~ PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 2 B R both h, like new for 565 Phone 992 MAY HELP CALL FOR AN 1888 floors, basement wllh ull 9 22 .ttc GIRL'S 26 81qcle Will sell large lot ASKING $10,~~~~~ CARPENTER 2 cheap Albert Hill R8clne o., lo Ph 949 2261 frame, 4 B R, 1th baths, __, 9 23 3tc dining R cement blor;k storage bldg 2 POTATOES for sate Phone 843 2.495 abovt 2 acres s,~~~:;~ 9 12 12tc 9 22 3tc or I 8-K EXCAVATING COMPANY - GREAT PAI N T VALUES AT ALL W EAT H ER POMEROY MOTOR CO. Sale Now quality DeYoe Bnghf Wh tle Latu Hous e Pamt m 1 gallon can\ Only U 49 per gaflon Brand nam e Roof P;ttnl , 10 pet off whtle they lilsl Take ad11antage of fh e!.e vreat buy s whtt e the'l' are s t1tr 1n s to c .. On ALL WEATHeR HARDWARE ll7 North Second A'Ve M•ddl e port Oh io __:-:..::: ·--=-----------,-----------.,! Auto Sales Auto Sales 992 2550 BOWERS REPAIR ---------- --- ~ ---------------- ALL· WEATHER -------------- --------------- I Pets For Sale ------------- -- - -------------- P•>~I<HG I D&D CONTRUCTION - --------------- lost REDECORATING? Don t forget the roof o f your home Ha ve a bea u tiful new soot m stalled by All We.ather Roofmg Co Atl that IS needed for a fr ~e eshmate ts a phone call Plea se Phone Real Estate For Scile Wanted To Buy -------------- ---- ---- -------------For Rent --------------- -=-------------- --------------- --------------- ----------.- ------------- --------------- --------------- ---------- Help Wanted ------ --------- -------------- ___ __________ _ __________ ___ 0~---- --------------- b --------------- --------------- WANTED I SERVICE MANAGER ___ _________ _ For ss ________ ______ _ Pomeroy Motor Co. SEE ROGER DILLARD OR WILLIAM GRUESER ' --------------For Sale ________.... ____ ----------~-- I 6 6 6 6 ALL-WEAniER ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE- 8 8 8 9 Ph 992 5682 or 992 7121 All Mechantcal Work 9 10 10 11 11 11 12 Servtce Known & P&J 12 Parts. 12 Reliable Service 1 Heattng Coohng Refrrg Plumbrng Electrrcal Appliance All work guaranteed Otscount to Sentor Ctftzens BOB'S ASHLAND 1 2 2 3 992 9949 21S N Second St M1dd leport , Oh1o 992 3509 Pomeroy 0 EXPERIE"CED MECHANIC ON DUTY 830AMto5PM 3 4 4 HOME DECORATING • Brake Work General Overhaul e Tune' Up-SS 00 up e Carburetor Ad1ustment e PlANO tvn 1ng a nd repa1 r Phone Char les Sc ott 992 3718 9 17 32tp -~------------~ LAST BID Hom e Improvement carpentry work roof1ng pamt ng carpe t •nstaflat•on tree est•ITH\.I es . All work guaranteed Phone 7<12 508 1 9 22 lfc - ---- - ~-- ...:. ..:!f ___ _ SEWING MA CHINES Repair service all makes 992 228<1 The Fabr•c Shop Pomeroy Aufhonzed Smger Sales and Se rvtce We sha rp en Sc 1ssors 3 29 ff c DOZER work land cleanng by the acre hourly or con tra ct farm ponds roads etc Large dozer and operator w•lh over 20 years exper ence Pullms Excavat1ng Pomeroy Oh•o Phone 992 2478 12 19 ftc ------------ 7 8 On State Rt 124 lf2 m11 from Route 7 by pass towards Rutland 337 N. 2, Middleport 992-2550 190 Mulberry 7 " 0 DELL A l1 nernent lo c ated beh 1nd Rutland Grade School complete front end serv •ce brakes and tune u ps whee ls balanced electron ,c ally Open 8 to 8 da lly Call 7<12 3232 on Su nday for appt 7 16 tfc --------------C BRADFORD Auct oneer Complete Serv1ce Phone 949 38 21 or 949 3161 Rac1ne Ohto Cr•tt Bradford 5 1 tf c ---------FOR FREE esttmales on alum•num repla c ement wmdows stdmg storm doors and windows Rad1ng Phone Charles L IS le Syra cuse Ohio Carl Jacob Sates Repre sentat1ve V v Johnson and Son Inc o1 30 tfc -------------DOZER or ba c khoe work INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR 5 5 ' ALSO SHAMPOO CARPETS AND CLEAN UPHOLSTERY ---------------- ------'--------~ I WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER2S 1974 00 - Sunrise Sem rna r 4 Summer Semester 10 25 - Far m Report 13 30 - F1ve Minutes lo L1ve By 4 News 6 Btb le Answers 8 The Stor y 13 School Scene 10 35 - Co lumbus Today 4 45 - Mornmg Report 3 00 - Today 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 H R Pu lns t uf 6 Far mer s Daughter 13 30 - New Zoo Re11ue 6 L•dsvdle 13 00 - New Zoo Revue 13 Capt Kangaroo 8 Jeffs Coll1e 6 Popeye 10 Sesame St 33 25 - Jack Lalanne 13 Capta1n Kangaroo 10 30 - Brad y Bunch 6 55 - News 13 00 - Pau l D1xon 4 AM 3 Phil Donahue 15 W1ld W1ld West 6 Bvllwlnkl e 8 Mov1e A N1 ce L~ttle Bank That Shou ld Be Robbed 13 30 - NotForWomen Only3 Ha ze l S Tattleta!es10 00 - Joker s Wild 8 10 Company 6 Name Tha t Tune 3 15 30-Gambit8 10 Wln ntng Streak3 4 15 Ph1l Donahue4 00 - Password 13 H1gh Rollers 3 15 Now You See it a 10 $10 000 Pyram1d 6 30 - Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Love o f L1fe 8 10 Brady Bunch 13 Lucy Show 6 55 - CBS News 8 Dan I m el s World 10 00 - Pa ssword 6 Bob Bra un s so 50 Club 4 News 8 10 13 Jackpot 3 15 Mr Roger s 33 30 - Searc h for Tomorrow B 10 Spl it Second 6 Celebnty Sweepstak es3 15 Afternoonw1th OJ 13 Elec Co 33 55 - NBC News 3 15 00 - News 3 All My Child re n 6 13 Not For Women Only 15 Phil Donahue 8 Young and Rest less 10 30 - As The World Tur ns a 10 Jeopard y 3 4 15 Let s Make A Deal 6 13 00 - Days Of Our L11Jes 3 4 15 Gutd1ng L1ght 8 10 Newlywed Game 6 13 30 - Doctors3 415 Edgeo1Night8 10 G1rt lnMy Ltfe6 13 00 - Another' World 3 4 15 Gen~ra l Hospttal 6 13 Pn ce Is R1ght B 10 30 - 0neLifetoL1ve 13 Match GameS 10 Lass 1e6 How To Survtve a Marnage 3 4 15 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Ses ame St 33 Tattletales 8 Somerset 15 Gilligan s isle 6 $10 000 Pyram 1d 13 Bonan za 4 Mov1 e Dead End 10 30 - Bonanza 15 Mod Squad 6 Gtlltgan s Island 13 Bew tt <:hed 3 Lucy Show 8 00 - Mr Rogers 20 33 Merv Gnffm 4 F Bl 3 Andy Gnfftih 8 lrons1de 13 30 - Elec Co 33 Hodgepodge Lodg e 20 News 6 Trails West 15 Be~Jerly Htllbdlres 8 NORTH <DI • Q97 JB +AQJ9 3 WEST • J 10 9. • AJ 10 A 105 2 moncts over your do yo u do now? 24 four cl ubs What + PHONE 992-5476 + BISSELL BROTHERS CONST. CO. By Helen and Sue Hottel Du l)eople Change So Muf'h'1 Rap A v. Jute back l read m YOW' culunm that someone ILiJd made a survey uf mHrnetJ couples cmd rountl they talked to each olhcr unly about 27uunutes a week Lhcn only to g1ve directions or say Please puss the salt" or sometlnng eq u;JIIy useless My glrl and I talk four or ftvc hours on the phone llf OW' parents don 't rnake us hang off) We d1scuss how we feel and what v. e wunt and cverythmg else from poltttcs to rehg10n W11l marna~e shut us up ' - HOPES NOT Dear H N Not unless you get bored and stop trymg Lo commumcatc How do you avmd boredom ? By keepmg your hfe different enough to stay exc1tmg, and stable enough to s tay m love - SUE ~ ~H Dear H N Marrred coupl t!s talk less because they learn to commwnc..:ate wtthout words You don't need lengthy explalli::llions when an exchanged glance or a sudden hug says dearly, 1 know how you feel " - +s4 SOUTH • KQ7 • K S4 • Q76 Chester, OhiO 985-4102 4 For Wednesday , $el)t 25, 1974 ARIES (Morch 21 -Aprll 19) Be as d•ptomat1c as DOSSJble 10 your partnerSh•P arrangements Sornethmg locky 1s commg up but •t can be managed TAURIJS (April 20-Mor 20) Don I tel your attention wander from any mental work ~ov do today If you do some absurd mlslake w111 result that could be avo1ded GEMINI (Moy 21 · Juno 20) Your social plan w•ii suddenly be changed for i:l very unusual reason Don I despa~r Some lhmg much better w111 take 11s place CANCER (June 21 July 22) Check th1ngs out lor yourself rathe1 than assume sornetrung •s a tacl JUSt because another says so Its to your advantage to orobe a hltla HELEN ~It Dear H e len and Sue About the g trl who ISm love with a big rock star she's never mel You saul lhal al 14 she s hould be outgrowtng hopeless crushes, eve n though they helped a s hy g trl through the changmg" years We kn o ~ lots of k1ds who dayd1 ea rn a b out som eone spectal We aren 't alwa ys shy and Immature Lovmg our • Fav" JUSt bnngs more happmess mto our hves Psychologists say th1s IS a healthy way to use your mmd However, this safe hero-worship " 1s n 't so saf e We have to keep It a big secret 1 o purchase any thmg about our superstar , we must pretend, or (for t he nongrouptes) 1t 's mock-out ttme They call us stup1d for fallin g for such a Jerk " espectally stnce we'll neve r meet h1m 1 t hmk hero-worslupmg a star helps a g1rl Usually the 1dol prOJects a picture of a warm, honest, Jovmg person, so the gtrl tnes to hve up to hun I h ope lhts c han ges your optruon of us - HERO WORSHIPERS 6 00 - News3 4 8 10 15 ABC News 13 SesameS t 20 News6 DtagnostJC and Prescr tpttve Teach•ng of Readtng 33 6 .lO - News 3 4 B 10 15 Journey to Ja pan 33 Bewit ch ed 6 Gomer Pyle 13 7 00 - News 10 What s My Lme 8 Truth or Cons 3 Zoom 20 1 Spy 15 Elec Co 20 Bowl ng for Dollars 6 Celebnty Sweepstakes 13 Mayor s Re port 15 Know Your Schoo ls 33 7 30- Episode Ad1on 33 The Judge 10 Lets Make A Deal 6 Mel Tdl1s8 Pol 1ce Su rgeon 3 Name That Tune 4 To Tell the Truth 13 Book Beat 20 8 00 - L1tfle Hou se on the Pra1ne 3 4 15 That s My Mama 6 13 Sons and Dau9hters 10 Men Who Made the Mov1es 20 33 8 30 - Mov1e Cal1forn1a K1d 6 13 9 00 - Cannon 8 10 Bob Hope Spec1al 3 4 15 Cen Showcase 20 G louscestermen 33 9 OO- Cannon8 10 CaughtlnTheAct33 10 00 - Petroce ll i 3 4 15 Get Chr•sf1e Love 6 i3 Manhunter 8 10 News 20 Fest1val Film s 33 10 30 - Day AI N1ghl 33 11 OO - News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 ABCNews33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 M1ss1on lmposs1ble 6 Untou chables 13 Janakt 33 Mov1e Hound of the Baskervllles 8 Mov•e Hemmgway s Adventures ot a Young Man 10 11 45 - Johnny Carson 4 15 12 30 - W1ld W1ld West6 W1de World Spee<a l13 1 00 - Tomorrow3 4 TakeF1veforL1fe1s 2 00 - News 4 13 East-West twain can't agree • A82 CABLE CHANNEL FIVE 7 30 - Country and Western U S A Carolma Country Ernest Tubb Show 8 30 - Fam1ly Favontes Tom Ewell Show Peter Loves Mary 9 30 am - Superstar Theatre Dav1d N1ven Show June Ally son Show Dear Worshipers Of you - yes' But not of the day-dreamtng • groupte" who was descnbed m a summ er co lwnn Her fnend satd she Ignored her k1ds, talked of no one but her s upers tar and - we dtdn 't menhon th1s before - that sta r was Mtck Jagger ' - HEU:N HW Since we r ecelYed about a dozen le tters hke yours we thmk tl Dear necessary that we apologtze for generaltzmg Oay-<lreammg about a s p ectal un.attamable person IS kind of fun at any age- tf you don ' t overdo 11 , but this gtrl took herself out of circulatiOn and, bes1des, her Idoltsn't exactly the kmd you de$crtbe 1 SUE - +++ Rap Here's one for you We passed a btg garbage truck the other day On the stde "as prmted " We guarantee satisfaction, or double yo ur garbage back " - GRAFmJ COLU:CI'OR JJlJJ./MrnllJJJ ®lkJ -u.J ~~ by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1 Gwn tree of Pan;~ma 5 SA plams 11 Uly famtly plant 12 Charlotte -· Vtrgm Islands 13 Paterfanulias I~ 2 Bay window 3 Elementary (3 wds ) 4 Soul ( Fr ) s Father or mother,e g 6 Catktn 7 Floor covenng 8 Popular Unscramble these four Jumbles one letter to each square, to form four ord1nary words Yesterday's Anlwer musical Impede comedy ( 3 wds ) 9 Broadcast.mg term (2 wds) 10 Tranquil- 15 Drtver's a1d 16 Btddy 17 Call- day 18 Bemoan 20 Insect 21 Without chaser 22 Identical ized 16 Lead 19 Convene 22 Missile Z7 Unlooked for %9 Conversa- housing 23 Scoffed tion - 30 Sl<eleton 24 Transport system 25 Famous movie sleuth u Imitated 38 Tasteless fare 31 Regrettable 23 Lost luster 25 Worked a claun 26 Ennwnerate 27 Dealt m 28 Stlkworm 29 Delay (2 wds) 31 Tree 3% JUlie phrase (2 wds) 33 Altar constellation 35 Sundered 37 Break 38 Twme 39 High pomt 40 Become preCipitous 41 Colored h.--t-t-+- DOWN I Playbtll listing DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's TRU/F D II bII IDA(;APOI I I how to work It: AXYDLBAAXB LONGFELLOW One letter 11mply standi for another In thla sample A IJ used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc Single letters. apoatrophea, the length and formation of the words are aU hints Each day the code letters are dllrerent WHAT YOU M 16HT 6ECOME WHEN MEAl-'5 AI':E iOO 13116 (] CRVPTOQUOTE EPWX XHWUP I I [ J urpsted by '::::::~~:=;~=:~;:;~==-~·~ HORHCQHMUH FG QG WMT XPQG, PQGXLCB XPWX RHL- Now arrange the carcled letlert to form the surprise answer, as the above cartoon 1'-----=-= Prill::.::,.:;..::SIIRPR=ISI-=ANS=wEII~hm ~__jl ·or xn ITJ'' (An•wt!rl Yetterday ~ Jurr•ltl r.~ CHAOS FLOUT h.nnorrowJ KINGLY ENCAMP An•"'~'" R e111(1 S'a"lf'llf' If cauld makf' a Jut - THAI RKHG MHDHC WMT VLDHCMJHMXG • WMBXPQMV KHWCMHT PQGXLCB - ' PWDH I ICLJ PHVHK Yesterday's Cryptoquote: MY MOTHER LOVED tmLDREN-SHE WOULD HAVE GIVEN ANYTHING IF I HAD BEEN ONE ~ROUCHO MARX DICK TRACY l.ITTI.I: • 8632 wo.J , _ hy liENAl AnN O L 0 .uu1 1100 ~ [( Sept 25, 11174 ecceler · ata as the year rolls on YOIJ aut very hkety to flnct vourt~~ti play1n; Cf.llte a promlnem role tn a new gr<K,tp Involvement motner~tum ~N•II SoclaJ tne first puce You II come out far better 1f you bargam a b1t ( 2 wds ) LITI'LE OR~HAN ANI""' EAST • 65 3 too man •• more recec:thve than t11a subordUlates AQUARIUS (Jon 20-Fob 1 liU The solution for a problem that you navenl wol1ted out yet will be found !hQrtly It will c •ll for Q!.utk act•on PISCES (Feb 20-Uorch 20) In anv cOI'Mierclal dealings you have today don t JUmp at MOVIHG I CAt-! T S€EM TO COET +K943 105 HAl1< O~ F- M'( liiiNt;l 111M AMD HIS lHATGUl' + PI?OIIILIN AROUND Wl'l ,l,T S I HE. UP TO AH'fWAY? K872 I. East West vulne1 ab le West North East South Home Sutldtng & Addtltons, Alumtnum & Vmyl Sidtng, Floor Sandtng & Ftmshmg. Pass Pass 3 NT Pass 2NT Pass Pa ss Opemng lead - J • ;ASQLJNE ALLEY CAPTAIN EASY GRE T tnJ t' By COIJNTRY 92.1 WMPO-FM Mtddleport Pomeroy Phone 446 3981 or 4<16 3459 9 8 tfc \1-l---~~-------~ -----------.,. . - -- REGISTER NOW! FOR DRAWING OF FREE TICKETS. Rtght now through October 15th, Ketth Goble Ford, Inc Will have a drawmg each week for free t1ckets to Ktngs Island, and all who Inspect the 1975 models Will not only have a chance to wm free l1ckets, but w 111 also recetve for just bemg there a dollar off regular pnce admtsston t1cket to K1ngs Island (as long as supply lasts!. The only requ1rement 1s that you have dnver's license. Don't waste time. Get your name in now for the many tickets to be given away! Oswald & James Jacoby The old adage, "There are none so blmd as they who wtll not see" certatnly appltes m bridge East came to us wtth a long story about how hts partner let South make an overtrtck at three notrump He descrtbed hts partner's crt me as follows "South won the s pade lead m hts hand and led a heart to dummy's queen Then he proceeded to rattle oft ftve club ti'tcks whtle my partner was obhgmg enough to chuck three dtamonds "Next South cashed the htgh spades, threw my partner m wtth a dtamond and eventually made hts tenth trtck wtth the kmg ol hearts" We dtdn't bother to ask East 1f he had contrtbuted anythmg to the debacle, hecause he had already heard from West It seems East had dtscarded two hearts and a dtamond whtle the clubs were paradtng East's first dtscard should have heen a spade and hts second dtscard another spade That would have told West that he could throw spades wtth complete safety As 1t was poor West had been afratd that South held four hearts and that he, West, )liSt had to hang on to all hts cards tn that SUI( STEREO ALL 1975 MODEL TRUCKS AND CARS ARE NOW ON DISPlAY EXCEPT THE ALL NEW GRANADA WHIDi WILL BE ON DISPLAY SEPT. 27TH. Ft=:l-t..OW YA'-JK5 [ M fi06A TIPTON YOU MAV CALL ME • He -------------- ___ __________ _ - RemodelinG Real Estate For Sale .,....--=---------- Help Wanted Interior, Exlarlor Decorating and LEO (Jutr 23 -AUII 22) ln vour haste to get on to some 1hn'l9 that pleasea you more s task you II vndQrtake will get some pre11y sloppy lreattniW'It VIRGO (Aug 23 S ... l 22) You lend to be somewhat neol•oent w•th your posses S•ons at th1s time Becavse of th1s at Illude sornelhmg you re fond ol .n•ght be lost or broken LI8RA (Sept 23- 0ct 23) ll w111 be drtf•cult to follow a schedule you ve set for your self early m the day because of some unexpectt:~d dusrupllons SCORPIO (Oct 24 - No• 22) Take ample Ume 10 th•nk things through before mak rng any oblig atory comm1 tment or you II be locked .nto someth•no that w•ll be hard to shake tater SAGITTARIUS (No• 23 Dec 21) What you are hopmg to gam tn a malertal sense may not come about 1mmed1atety However you wtll eventually c ome out w•th someth•ng tar better CAPRICORN (Dec 22 - Jan 19} Bypass the fron t men Go d.reclly to the b•g wheel 1n your busmess dealings The Generation Rap TUUDAY, SEPTEMBER to 1974 6 DO-Sesame St 20 News 3 4 lllllas Yoga & You JJ New ' 8 10 1 s ABC News 6 lJ 6 JO - News 8 10 NBC News 1 4 1.5 French Chef 33 Bewlt ched fi Goomer Pyle 13 7 DO-What' i My Line 8 Elec Co 20 Truth or Conseq 3 Paul Nuchimt 33 , 6<:Jwli~ for Dollars 6 News 10 Name That Tune 1l TBA 15 Electric Comoany 20 Art of Football 33 1 30 - RFO 2'0 Hollywood Squ-ares 3 -t Wild Wild World of An imals 6 , S2'S 000 Pyram id 8 Prtce ts Right 10 To Tell the Truth 13 Marco Sportllfe 33 8 oo--.:Happy Days6 13 , Adam 17 3 4 15 America 20 33 Good Times 8 10 8 30 - Eye to Eye 33 Mov ie Strange and Deadly Occurrence 3 4 MASH 8 10 9 oo-Firlnq Line 20 Jeanne Wolf with 33 Hawaii S 0 8 10 8 30 - Eye to Eye 33 Mo11 1e Strange and Deadly Occ utrence 3 4 Movie Gr"eat N1agara 13 P 1ra1es Baseball 15 Mov1e "Dea th of Me Yet 6 MASH 8 10 9 00 - Fir"ing Une20 JeanneWolfwlth33 Hawal1 S 08 10 9 30 - Performan ce 33 10 oo-Pollce Story 3 4 Marcus Welby 6 13 Barnaby Jones 8 10 News 20 Mounta•n Scene l3 10 30 - Your Future 1s Now 20 Day at N 1ghl 33 11 oo-:. News3 4 6 8 10 15 13 3.J 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 IS M1sston Impossible 6 Un touchables 13 Janak! 33 Mov1e The Sweet R•de 8 Mov•e Edge of Doom 10 12 30 - Wide World Speci al 13 1 GO-Tomorrow 3 4 Take F1ve lor L1fe 15 2 GO- News d l.l Open Mon Sat SAM 6PM BU;Q --------------- See or Call Bob or Roger Je'lfers Day 992 7089 Ntghi992 -J525 or 992-5212 Television Log 6 Mobile Homes For Sale For Sale , water linn and Powtrf ' Lmes Alt work done b)' 1M toot or contract Also "ozert work and sept1c t1nb ut~ !•tolled • - Free Eshm•tes,Midci~,Q.j --------------For Rent or Lease OOQUNG SERVICE VINYL SIDING PH . 992-7454 or 992-7129 Nextto Htghway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route J Employment Wanted ------------ - niE DEPENDABLE OONTRACTING CO. All Small Appliances Lawn Mowers - - - --- ------ - - --------------- HARD WARE Notice @) 7 - The Dally Sentinel, Middleport Pomeroy,O .TilescJay,:O:Cpt TIPPY • scheme ijOU .. Wea' Pus Paas North Eaol Soulh 1• Pass Pass 2• U 4• Pass PF!AI<E ~ PlrAI<tl 'fULE t doll<\'. Mtss Melba? Y£!_5~ BUT !HERE'S ONE Ple<-EOF MAIL YOUR MOM WILL BE A LETIER: FROM WHY 6HE60r GLOWING R:!: VEW& IN THE PLAY 8HE5 APPEARING IN I WENOY' ESPECIALLY INTERE:5TED M~FA1\11<R I FLEW TO NEW YORK FOR 11-I E OPENINGMOM , AND 5HE WAb IS ~ LAIJ.l~~­ \,1Jf1AT 1S "TERRIFIC' 'laiRS~ !'{~~~~ N ALLEY OOP ANY MINUfi::, T HAT 1$, WI!AT AAI"- .AFTSR 27.3 OTHER HE?IRS TO TH T ITLt:= 0 LORD YOK'-'1' KICK~ PENt:O? WHAT 1S GOING ON> TH BUCKE;i- •• •• •= • ~ • ~ A TREE BREAK ~ ; •• ? You, South, hold • KNOW Mf& FIR-ST ~A Me<' f tftl) HE STOPPED OUT IN TH' FRONT YARD FER 24 OH, ve; 1-fE ~ A BAI:rON DID 'IOU out'a INgWSP,J,PER ENTERPRISE ASSN I The b1ddtng has been WA'SH TU6$S AI>JD CAPTAIPV EASY YOL.J CAN C'ALL Ll6 ANV TIME:. .AK843 'A2 +Q4.KQ87 Whlll do you dd now? A-P••• Your p1rtner has heord your otro1111 bids TODAY'& QUE'JTION Instead of bidding four spades your partner has bid rour dl• · • I' �• 6 - The !)ally Sent mel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Tllesday, Sept 2~. 197~ Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Card of Thanks Not1ce FIRST Church of God Syracuse- will hold a rum mage sate Weds Thursday and F r1day af the Fr'l' , Building In Middleport from 9 a Ill to 3 p .n 9 '11 Jlc I WOULD like h;l thank all whO remembered me wrth then· flowers pray~rs 1 'J cards letters and !lets o t k tndness while twas a pat tent at Holzer Medtcal Center I would also like to thanll. Or Brubali.er Dr Walker and Dr Tapp @) OK. · 2 SIGNS Pomeroy Motor Co•. Of QUAliTY For Sale JA CK~ I URNITURE AND UP H OLSTERY S UPPLY NOW OPE N r oR BUSINE SS MONDAY THROUG H SATURDAY 9a m S p m 236 E MAIN ST POMEROY OHIO PHONE 9!1 73!103 9 14 Stc EARLY Am e r•can l•v•nQ room suites some as tow as 1il99 for a 5 p c group Many o th er comparable value~ Mu s t :s-ee to appreCiate We also now have a ltmlred supply ot vour uphoJs lery needs Jacks Fu rn iture and Upholstery ~upply 136 E Ma1n St Pomeroy 0 Phone 99~ 3!103 9 24 5tc -, 1 ' Business Serv1ces ·~· • f \I Water, E leclftc, Gas. Sewer ltnes , tnsta lied Work guaranteed Do1er Backhoe, Trucks ~lmt>tone & F11l D1rt Commercial Residential Construdton & Re-model AUCTION Sat Sept 23al1130 nurses and staff members at p m at the Curt ts Wolf 19740P.EL MANTA S2995 the hospttat tor thetr care and restdence- tust ff St Rt 248 10 2 Door oraMge flntsh blk vtnyl Interior bucket sea ts less for Rev Don Cole tor h s Chester Oh 1l> /watc h for v ts l ts than 5 000 m•les and 3 mo old Rad10 deluxe bumpers ' auctiOn SJQns l .. s 000 BTU' Luctlte Harrtson gas for ced cur furna ce w1th 9 24 lie P•Pe S 000 BTU a1r con 1 1971 DODGE DART $1995 ,- d lhoner dehum 1d1f er g\)n 1 CAPITAL stage and show 771 Pearl Street Sw•nger HT cpe med green l1n lsh with blk vmy l roof type o I burner gas space 1 SPOtligh t S1 50 PhMe 9n Mtddleport, Oh1o h eoater Sht'lllow well pump green vinyl in tenor tr•m V 8 eng1ne automa tic trans 9!172 f FAMILY yard sal e Sept 23 Phone 992 S367 or 992 3861 new solder.ng gun pa1nl sport St wheel full wh cover Like new. w w t ires radto 9 24 6tp lh ru 28 from 9 Ill 5 Turn oil sprayer electnc motors to! real n ice Rt 124 Rl 7 by pass onto Rl of cer am •c tile 7 piece dmette GRETSCH gu1tar Wtth hard 143 Look for Stgns set gnll w1th rot1ssene 16 1n shell c ase Phone 949 3334 9 '1.1 Jtp 91rl s bicyc le IS ln t.res 1969 FORDTORINOCPE SS9S 9 24 ~I p tawn mowe rs lard press Local car, bucket seat vrnyl 1n tenor 4 speed trans 351 JACKS FURNITURE A ND mtlk cans old Smger sew.ng 1961 OL DSMOB ILE S75 L1ke UPHOLSTERY SU PPLY V 8 rad•o good t1res Real n~ee mac tune old trunkS 1ars and new Wh.rlpool avocado green NOW OPEN FOR BUSINES S bottles shoe last antiq ue all t~mperature sett.ng dryer '!'OUr roof leaking"J MONDAY T HRO UGH tables and cha1 rs 2 rolo S75 Three gas healers S10 SATU R OA Y 9 A M 5 P M ltllers deep well pump metal each 19 74 Kawasak, 250 cc t~:~~·:~:·~o~ur11 prg1ve 1ces to .,.ouanya 236 E MAIN ST P OM EROY wardrob~;> pla tt orm scales Enduro motorcycle Phon e roo f fo r less OHIO PH ONE9923903 large ha nd corn shelter P•Ck 992 7897 9 24 Stc Sa rtl l!.ti. up tru c k ra ck log c hams OPEN EVES 8 00 p M !I 24 3tc used lumber cattle dehor ' Ketn SPE CIAL meet tn g a t the ner s Western I e ld 12 gauge POMEROY, OHIO NEW Co nn cor net 11 pr1ce Ra c tne Gun Ctub Thursday James P honr 247 2200 pump Ar my( pup r 1fle Se pt 26 at 7 30 p m to ur shoigun Elkhounds sl ,·, _ !I 2<~ 3tc 9 24 21C d iS hes booKs bed spreads toys lamps s tands chcur s -- --~- --- -- --2 BEDROOM trailer on one f1fth I OION T KNOW THAT 1 MGM and many other m1sc 1tems acre or w11t se rr ground F lea Market Spec.ats $5 too numerous to ment ton 196!1 FORD Ga la t(le 500 $600 1967FORDCustom500 at ps sep arate As kmg \8 500 Call Ins ide $3 outs •de Sp r 1n 9 Ph 992 5$44 Owners The Curtts Wolf p b 389 cu b •c n runs good 742 4733 Ave P ome ro y Oh10 Fam lly Auct 1oneer I 0 9 23 6tc SJOO Phon e 985 3926 9 24 3t p Collectors dealers etc Mac M r.Coy sandwiches ~ - ------ - ---- 9 22 5tp Every Sa t and Su nda y homemade p 1es and drmks Does your home 8 1 tfc Not respons ble tor aCCidents 1!172 VW wrecked 1n front Sel l EX CELSIOR Salt WorKs E 9 22 6tc Mam St Pomeroy Art k•nds cheap Phon e 992 7265 requtre any of these AUCTION every Thursday 1 of salt water pellets water 9 22 6t c servtces? nuggets block salt and own p m Horton St m Mason FOUR FAMILY yard sale 25 W 1L L tr1m or cui trees and Cons1gnme nts we lcome fro m 26and 27 Clothes for all s1zes Oh iO River Sail Phone 992 1967 FIREBIRD convertib le shrubbery Also clea n out 3891 11 a m to 5 p m or ca II 773 M sc mer c hand•s~ Watch tor power steer .n g and power basements att iCS e tc Phone 5471 stgns on Unton Avenue 6 5 tfc 9<19 322 1 or 7<12 d4d1 bra kes automatic 6 cyl 9 22 5tc 8 21 tfc good cond•t on Phone 992 9 6 261C 24 13 KOSCO T KOSMETICS & two tam ly PIANO t 1 ng and repa r ng PORCH SALE 9 22 3tp WIGS (The M nk 01l Base Sept 2J t h ro ugh 29 cloth•ng of DAY NURSI:::RY 8 to 6 days or Call L une Dan 1e ls 259 CosmetiCS) Phone all s 1zes k.n1ck knacks week reuonable rates Broadw a y Mlddlepor 992 1973 BLACK Cama r a sport BROWN S 9!12 5113 mus1cal •ns truments other Rel iable people w 1 fh med •c al 2082 coupe Phone 7<12 <14 49 $2<100 8 20 ttc odd s and ends at En terpnse tra 1n •nQ Chi idren - mfants 9 22 Sfp • 9 13 12tp bottom of Rose H il l and up Call 992 7608 dunng 9 22 61c the day or 7<12 4902 affer 6 p FIRST CHURCH of God 1972 CHE VROL I:: r I 1 to n tru ck ANGUS Some r e g s te re d 2 m bu lls 9 cows w t h calves 4 Syracuse w il l ho ld a r um 35 000 miles exce ll ent con 9 17 12tc he fe r s Ph one (61 <1 ) 667 62 12 mage sale Weds Thursday YARD SALE Monday Tue s Y'OIII!fOO toofiNU d •l •on Phon e 992 5619 and Wed Sept 23 24 and 25 at ----- ---- ~----~ CootiJJIIe Oh10 and Fr1day at the Fry 9 24 Stc 10<111 1 South Secon d M1d 9 20 6tc Bu•ldmg 1n Mid d lepo rt from 9 992-255o dleport 9 am til l dark a m to 3 p !1'1 1968 C HEVY PICkup t ruck VB )]1 N 2ncl AV MIOI>lll'OII:r 0 9 n dtc 9 20 Si c s tandard sh tfl Phone 992 197 4 ZIG ZA G S EWING --------- - ----AKC ST Bernard pupp1es 7 7005 MACHINES left 1n la ya way IS YOUR mob11e home roof wee ks $1 50 Phone 8<13 2<138 9 2<1 3tc All built 1n to button hol e do SOLID ready for wmter" If not call 9 22 6tc stretch sew ng and fancy If so. Call us Now for a VINYL SIDING Kmgsbury Home Sates and s titch•ng Pay t us t 5<18 75 c a sh ----------- - -~19 12 P ONTIAC Ca tal 1n e d dr Serv1ce Inc 992 703<1 tree PUPPIES to g1ve away '1 or terms ava table Trade •ns Free Esttmate For m ore nformal •on c al l est1mates Beagle Phone 9<19 3746 a cce pted Ph one 992 2653 992 3293 or see at 105 Un on Produced frQm a spec•a l 9 20 5tc 9 22 Jtc 9 11 lfc Ave Pomeroy vmyl compound made by B 9 11 ft c F Goodr1ch and Monsanto 5 • VACUUM Cleaners Brand n ew t1mes th•cker than metal tank. typ e models with 5 1969 CHEVY Townsman sta t•on PUBLIC NOTICE S1d1ng Will not dent ch1p, attachments Only $24 40 cash NICE 2 bedroom home on Rt 7 wagon $1 195 good cond•t•on JUDY STEINMETZ cracK peel rot rust or or terms a11allable New near Tuppers P!a.ns Phone Phon e 992 7620 c ha lk Upnght models $29 90 cash or 985 4264 5 24 If<: PLAINTIFF term s availab le Trad e •ns 9 22 31p vs FREE HOME ESTIMATES a cce pted Phon e 992 2653 PAUL STEINMETZ 1969VA N 8 cyl•nder P ho ne772 PHONE 9 11 lfc DEFENDANT SUPERIOR 5651 949 3832 or 843 2667 VINYL PRODUCTS 8 16 lfc WALNUT stereo rad o com NO 15 sn Paut Sternmetz whose last 1972 ATLANT IC 2 bedroom bmat on a tra c k type am tm All Types of known address IS c p Donald mob le home Phone 7<~'1 5641 Call Collect 1 592 5544 rad 10 d speaker sound Weaver Route 1 Harr•sonville BUILDING or 992 2709 Athens, Oh1o system Balance $112 35 or Oh1o ts hereby not tf led that on 9 22 61C easy ter m s Call 992 3965 and REMODELING the dth day of June 1974 J udy 9 11 lf c Stemmets be ing pla•nf •ff flied ONE 3 bed r oom trailer down A FEW n ew band mstr ume nts From a shelf to a house her com plaint against h tm as payment take over furna ce a nd ga s hot GAS floor Patntmg stdtng, roofing, Co nta ct Renee Stone 99 2 7567 defendant In the Co urt of payments Phone 992 7116 water tank Phone 949 <1998 9 4 lfc paper hangmg , kttchen Common Pleas Metgs County 9 13 tfc 9 22 Jtp cabmets, etc Oh•o Case No 15 577 praymg A MALE Bluet•ck coon hound n the VICinity of 1-\emlock SIEGLER Oil s tove Phone 992 for divorce from sa1d Paul Y c LA RJ~ ~ l-;ncf -case L ----,-------_J Grove Reward Cal l 992 559<1 7248 or 698 4499 Ste.nmetz on the grounds of 1970VALIANT65X12 )bedroom plus mus c stand and case 9 22 Jtc 9 19 6tc EXCAVATING dozer loader gross neglect of duty and ex fully carpeted LP gas heat Bought new at Kenny MUSIC and backhoe work sept1c trem~ cruelty plaintiff further Phone 992 7751 Co 5200 value for $100 u sed 1 tanks nstalled dump tru c ks prays for custody ot m •nor WHITE FACED STEER 500 to 8 25 tfc GROCERY business for sale year 992 3832 600 lbs between Flatwoods and lo boys for htre Wi ll haul children support and other Budd1ng for sale or lease 9 19 6tc and Old Rl 3J Reward t ill d1rt top sod I mestone & proper relief said cause w II be Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m 1972 3 BEDROOM W ind sor Phone 992 3322 gravel Call Bob or Roger for h~armg on or after the 26th to 10 p m for appo•nlment Mobile Home on 1 acre of 9 18 6tc Jeffers day phone 992 7089 day ot October 1974 3 20 He ground For more n n•ght phon e 992 3525 or 99 2 formi!iliOn call 992 7638 5232 Pa ur Ste nmetz NEW homes no down payment Mod e rn s tereo 7 30 ftc WALNUT 2 1 r lfc Platnf •ff between $7 5 and $175 montl'11y rad o AM F M 8 track. tape (9 ) 10 17 24 (101 1 a 15 6tc Cal l 373 8385 Manetta Oh •o SEPTIC lAN K$ c lianed combmat1on 4 spea ker s ound WILL BUY or trade tor second 10x50 MOBILE home and lot 10 9 24 6tc sys tem Balan ce $107 d9 or hand passenger van Phone reasonable ra tes Ph 446 Pomeroy Phone 992 562 3 budget terms Ca ll 992 3965 992 7181 4782 Gall•polts J ohn Russell after4pm 9 2J He WILL TRADE - FI NANCIN G owner and operator 9 20 6tc 9 13 12tc ARRANGED WITH ---- -5 12 tfc CLOSE OUT on new Z1g zag MIN IMUM D OWN WI The Almanac CA~ H paid tor a•• makes and - - ------------sew ng machmes For sewmg co ns1der trade for older SE Pii C TA NK S AROBIC ByUoJtedPressloternational models of mob1le homes 2 BEDROOM rnob•le home n s tret ch fabn cs buttonh ole s home Ira ler or land on th•S SEWAGE SYSTEMS Phone area code 614 423 9531 town $4 500 Call 992 3975 or fan c y de s•gns etc Pa1nl Today ts Tuesday, Sept 24, 4 13 trc CLEANED REPAIRED 992 2571 new J bedroom 2 bath hOme Slight ly bl e m shed ChOi ce of w th 2 car garage large MILLER SA NIT ATION the 2675th day of 1974 wtth 98 to - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 9 13 tfc ca rry. ng case or sewmg STEWART OHIO PH 662 lam 1ly room a1r cond• l •on .ng OLD FURNITURE oak tables stand $49 80 cash or terms Move •n •mm ed1at el y Call 3035 follow c ocks •ce boxes brass beds aiJa l lable Phone 992 2653 now 992 5976 10 4 tfc The moon lS between Its first d•shes desks or complete 9 23 tf c 9 24 tfc households Wr1te M D HOUSE'!NSULATING blowen quarter and full phase Miller R1 4 Pomeroy OhiO TWO d room and bath apts m M iddleport For mformat10n lor better res ul ts c uts fue l NO MONEY DOWN Monthly The mormng stars are Venus cal l 992 7760 ~ ~ ~CTROLUX sweeper Delux call 992 2550 or 7<12 6551 billS down Fr ee est1ma t es payments a cc ord ng to 1n 5 13 tfc mode l Complete W1th all 7 3 tfc Call 7<~2 <1 428 come New 3 bedroom home Md&t~n - - - -- - - - -- - - - - ctean•ng attachme nt s uses 9 12 12tp With wall to wall carpet1ng on The evenmg stars are Mer- J u~" gutos complete and FUR NISHED apartment paper bags Slightly used but delivered to our yard We p1ck 1 acre Ian dscaped lots Call cleans and looks l1ke new adults only .n M1ddleport cury, Mars and Jupiter up auto bod•es and buy all today for more mtormat on READY MIX CONCRETE Will sell lor S37 25 cash o r Phone 992 3874 992 5976 del1vered r1ght to your Those bOrn on thts date are k•nds of scra p meta ls and terms ava• la ble Phone 992 1ron R 1der s Salvage St Rt 5 12 tfc 9 24 He protect Fast and easy Free 2653 Wlder the Sign of Libra 124 Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh•o est 1mates Ph one 992 3284 9 23 lfc COUNTRY MObile Home Perk Goegletn Ready M1x Co John Marshall, fo~th chtef call " ' 5468 40 ACRE LOT Tupper s Rt J3 ten miles north of 9 6 26tp M•ddleport Oh1o Pta.ns Ches ter water tap JUStice of the Umted States, _ - - - - - - - - - - -- Pomeroy Large lots w1th PUREBRED Holste in he1fers 6 30 tfc Call 985 4153 after 5 p m fresh and spr1ngcr Phone 985 concrete pat ios Sidewalks was born Sept 24,1755 ~~~~NEED 200 tons of sheet 9 18 6t C 3855 Earl Dean Chester runners and off street SEPTIC TANK S cl eaned On tlusdayin htstory cast new or old alum mum Oh iO park•ng Also spaces tor Modern San ttat on 992 3954 or Keep ca n s separate The 9 18 6tp SEVEN ROOM House 2 baths small trailers Phone 992 7479 99 2 7349 inl955,PresidentEisenhower Rosenberg Co Athens Oh10 large lot seen by ap 7 21 tfc 9 18 lf c po ntme nt on ly Phone 992 wEA~E P IC king up a p1ano m suffered a heart attack whtle - -- - - - - -----~~~fc 3478 your area ar)d wou ld l•ke CONCRETE J AND d ROOM furniShed and vacationing m Colorado 14 F r v r y p E so AT 9 19 6tc C REMEANS some respons1ble purty to delivered Monday through unfurn •shed apa rtm en15 In 1959, Prestdent Etsenhower f1berg lass or al um mum Good - -----------take over payments Call Satu rday and evenmgs Phone 992 5434 cond 1tlon Phon e 949 2225 Credit Manager (614) 772 3 BEDROOM Country ho me for Phone 446 1142 4 12 ttc and Soviet Prenuer Nll<ita 9 18 6tc 5669 or write 260 East Ma1n sale b'l' owner 1 mile off Rt 7 6 13 lf c Street Ch il li cothe Oh •o 45601 on blacktop road 14 a c re s 12 Khrushchev met at Camp (;$H -;ss ~ o;JuNK-CAR S_ PRIVATE meetmg room for 4 7 lfc tillable stocked by spr1ng fe d A U-TOMO SJ L E-1nsu;;~-;b;;n any organ1Z8t10n Phone 992 David, Md Camp Frye s Truck and Auto pond d5 x45 pole barn cfty 3975 can c elled? Lost your ln197i,retired US Supreme Part s Rutland Oh10 2d water n ce garden spot operators l1cense Call 992 3 11 tfc HO UR WRECKER SER Phon e 992 5007 or see James 7428 Co~ t Justice Hugo Black dted VICE PhOne,., 6094 Hollon, 6 15 tfc at the age of 85 9 10 26tc 3 UNFURNISHED APT S at 9 22 6tc R •verslde Apartment s 271 N In 1972, a pnvate jet plane - - - - - - -- - - - - - Front St Middleport Call LOTS tor sale·trail~r or house 992 5730 crashed mto a &cramento, All !Jtl llf le s Phon e 747 11!.1'i .._ 9 18 6tc Rutland Oh10 Pn ce S2 500 Cahf, ICe cream parlor, killmg MOTOR route dnver needed 7 16 tfc 22 persons, most of them •mmed ately Must have own FOUR ROOM furnished Apt transportat•on n good close to Powe1! s Su per va tu BUSINESS butldtng 50x60 yotmgs te rs workmg condtt•on Phone 992 Phone 992 3658 cement dr 1ve Rt 124 near 2156 The Da• ly Se nt•nel 9 22 ti c Rutland Phone 742 5052 __,_ 9 24 ttc A thought for the day 8 21 lfc NICE 3 room apt end bath Save SSD Prestdent Eisenhower (who ASS ISTAN CE needed6am to8 On The Pa1r a ll electr• c 1n Pomeroy a m tn Chester area Phone dted tn 1969) satd, " In the fmal Tabletop range wall oven 985 3950 n •cest apt around Phone POMEROY LANDMARK chotce, a soldier's pack 1s not 9 22 Jtp Gall1pous 446 7~99 or Jack W Carse., Mgr so heavy a b~den as a even1ngs 446 9539 Phone 9U 2181 EXPERIENCED fli Uto body 8 23 ttc prisoner's chams ' man needed Contact Buck PAGEVILLE - 5 room house Buchanan 675 3370 Mason 2 BEDROOM fMobde Home ,; 250 HO NDA Scr ambler garage several fruit trees , l'h County Motor Co Chevrolet 99 2 3061 the Rac ine Area Phone 992 acres of n1 ce layrng land Only and Oldsmob1 le 1n Potnt .....,_ 9 22 7tc 5858 Pleasant W Va $8 500 00 ' 8 29 tfc 9 22 6fp GREEN BEAN S PI Ck '1' 0\Jr NICE LARGE HOME own $2 bushel brfng con Modern Bl level 5 bedrooms 2 BEDROOM ap1 Turn lshed all ta1ner Phone 247 2852 Letart electr ic washer dryl'!r n 1112 baths wail to wall car Fal ls Andrew Cross eluded Fu l ly carpeted must POMEROY - Mulberry Hts pet1ng and garage 9 2'2 6tc see to apprec •3te S7S deposit Almost 2 acres Lovely 3 POMEROY - Nice 2 bedroom S150 per month 1 child a c 10 SPEED racing bike ex B R home bath wonderful cepted For appt phone 992 frame home bath gas F A • cellent <:on d1t10n SSO Phone kitchen with dining bar 7889 furnace and basement Some 992 2413 9 22 6tp 9 11 tfc hardwood floors some nice paneling Just S8 500 00 carpeted roofed concrete ONE GOOD cab 6u~lness w ith 1 NEW LISTING - 6 bedrooms F 0 U R rooms modern fur se ts of licenses 1n Pomeroy pat1o ivll basement with I n1shed cottage marr1ed all carpeted, ni ce c losets on~ m Middleport Phone 992 recreation room, gas F A couple only no c h ild ren or modern kitchen w ith dtsposat 7116 pets References and depos1t heat central a ir cond This 9 22 lip and dish wnher Hot water requ ired Phone Coolville home same as new 667 3915 heat Level corner lot DEMING shallow well pump REEDSVILLE 9 acres, ..._ 9 20 Stc RACINE Nice modern 3 w ith tank and ft valve Phone about 7 or 8 tillable, located 7.42 6878 bedroom home with extra MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE on Rt 124 Tuppers Plains 9 22 Jtp large closets, lots of storage & 1959 lOxSO 2 bedroom Champ ion water, some woods, 1deal for I fuel Oil heat tank 50 amp FORD 800 tra c tor mow ing lar'ge bath GarBge and shop homes or trailers 800 oo power diSC01'1nect Gas range combination Only $23,500 00 mach ine callvator plows and and electric refrigerator MIDDLE PORT Lorge beler ha'l't~lso for sale Pnone MIDD~EPORT S bedroom S1600 Must be moved Call older brick, 5 B R , 2 baths, 742 6878 or 992 3174 nice older home 2 bl!llths, gas 992 7034 for Information _... 9 22 Jtp new kitchen has everything, 9 20 Stc fireplace, full basement. 2 new ho1 water heating =--==------------LARGE refrigerator excellent porches. and garage All for T~~~:~"'~ .... r:;:;: ... ,.~t..t: tor rent on system lots of parking condition Phone 992 29Al only 518,000 00 8rown~ll AIJe Mtddleport space . basement close to 9 22 3tc HAVING TROUBLE Call 992 2625 shopping 9 19 6tc ONE SCHWINN 5 speed tlk,e SELLING OUR new for $50 One snare drum POMEROY - 1 stoo1r:,y.~~:~o~~~ PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 2 B R both h, like new for 565 Phone 992 MAY HELP CALL FOR AN 1888 floors, basement wllh ull 9 22 .ttc GIRL'S 26 81qcle Will sell large lot ASKING $10,~~~~~ CARPENTER 2 cheap Albert Hill R8clne o., lo Ph 949 2261 frame, 4 B R, 1th baths, __, 9 23 3tc dining R cement blor;k storage bldg 2 POTATOES for sate Phone 843 2.495 abovt 2 acres s,~~~:;~ 9 12 12tc 9 22 3tc or I 8-K EXCAVATING COMPANY - GREAT PAI N T VALUES AT ALL W EAT H ER POMEROY MOTOR CO. Sale Now quality DeYoe Bnghf Wh tle Latu Hous e Pamt m 1 gallon can\ Only U 49 per gaflon Brand nam e Roof P;ttnl , 10 pet off whtle they lilsl Take ad11antage of fh e!.e vreat buy s whtt e the'l' are s t1tr 1n s to c .. On ALL WEATHeR HARDWARE ll7 North Second A'Ve M•ddl e port Oh io __:-:..::: ·--=-----------,-----------.,! Auto Sales Auto Sales 992 2550 BOWERS REPAIR ---------- --- ~ ---------------- ALL· WEATHER -------------- --------------- I Pets For Sale ------------- -- - -------------- P•>~I<HG I D&D CONTRUCTION - --------------- lost REDECORATING? Don t forget the roof o f your home Ha ve a bea u tiful new soot m stalled by All We.ather Roofmg Co Atl that IS needed for a fr ~e eshmate ts a phone call Plea se Phone Real Estate For Scile Wanted To Buy -------------- ---- ---- -------------For Rent --------------- -=-------------- --------------- --------------- ----------.- ------------- --------------- --------------- ---------- Help Wanted ------ --------- -------------- ___ __________ _ __________ ___ 0~---- --------------- b --------------- --------------- WANTED I SERVICE MANAGER ___ _________ _ For ss ________ ______ _ Pomeroy Motor Co. SEE ROGER DILLARD OR WILLIAM GRUESER ' --------------For Sale ________.... ____ ----------~-- I 6 6 6 6 ALL-WEAniER ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE- 8 8 8 9 Ph 992 5682 or 992 7121 All Mechantcal Work 9 10 10 11 11 11 12 Servtce Known & P&J 12 Parts. 12 Reliable Service 1 Heattng Coohng Refrrg Plumbrng Electrrcal Appliance All work guaranteed Otscount to Sentor Ctftzens BOB'S ASHLAND 1 2 2 3 992 9949 21S N Second St M1dd leport , Oh1o 992 3509 Pomeroy 0 EXPERIE"CED MECHANIC ON DUTY 830AMto5PM 3 4 4 HOME DECORATING • Brake Work General Overhaul e Tune' Up-SS 00 up e Carburetor Ad1ustment e PlANO tvn 1ng a nd repa1 r Phone Char les Sc ott 992 3718 9 17 32tp -~------------~ LAST BID Hom e Improvement carpentry work roof1ng pamt ng carpe t •nstaflat•on tree est•ITH\.I es . All work guaranteed Phone 7<12 508 1 9 22 lfc - ---- - ~-- ...:. ..:!f ___ _ SEWING MA CHINES Repair service all makes 992 228<1 The Fabr•c Shop Pomeroy Aufhonzed Smger Sales and Se rvtce We sha rp en Sc 1ssors 3 29 ff c DOZER work land cleanng by the acre hourly or con tra ct farm ponds roads etc Large dozer and operator w•lh over 20 years exper ence Pullms Excavat1ng Pomeroy Oh•o Phone 992 2478 12 19 ftc ------------ 7 8 On State Rt 124 lf2 m11 from Route 7 by pass towards Rutland 337 N. 2, Middleport 992-2550 190 Mulberry 7 " 0 DELL A l1 nernent lo c ated beh 1nd Rutland Grade School complete front end serv •ce brakes and tune u ps whee ls balanced electron ,c ally Open 8 to 8 da lly Call 7<12 3232 on Su nday for appt 7 16 tfc --------------C BRADFORD Auct oneer Complete Serv1ce Phone 949 38 21 or 949 3161 Rac1ne Ohto Cr•tt Bradford 5 1 tf c ---------FOR FREE esttmales on alum•num repla c ement wmdows stdmg storm doors and windows Rad1ng Phone Charles L IS le Syra cuse Ohio Carl Jacob Sates Repre sentat1ve V v Johnson and Son Inc o1 30 tfc -------------DOZER or ba c khoe work INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR 5 5 ' ALSO SHAMPOO CARPETS AND CLEAN UPHOLSTERY ---------------- ------'--------~ I WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER2S 1974 00 - Sunrise Sem rna r 4 Summer Semester 10 25 - Far m Report 13 30 - F1ve Minutes lo L1ve By 4 News 6 Btb le Answers 8 The Stor y 13 School Scene 10 35 - Co lumbus Today 4 45 - Mornmg Report 3 00 - Today 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 H R Pu lns t uf 6 Far mer s Daughter 13 30 - New Zoo Re11ue 6 L•dsvdle 13 00 - New Zoo Revue 13 Capt Kangaroo 8 Jeffs Coll1e 6 Popeye 10 Sesame St 33 25 - Jack Lalanne 13 Capta1n Kangaroo 10 30 - Brad y Bunch 6 55 - News 13 00 - Pau l D1xon 4 AM 3 Phil Donahue 15 W1ld W1ld West 6 Bvllwlnkl e 8 Mov1e A N1 ce L~ttle Bank That Shou ld Be Robbed 13 30 - NotForWomen Only3 Ha ze l S Tattleta!es10 00 - Joker s Wild 8 10 Company 6 Name Tha t Tune 3 15 30-Gambit8 10 Wln ntng Streak3 4 15 Ph1l Donahue4 00 - Password 13 H1gh Rollers 3 15 Now You See it a 10 $10 000 Pyram1d 6 30 - Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Love o f L1fe 8 10 Brady Bunch 13 Lucy Show 6 55 - CBS News 8 Dan I m el s World 10 00 - Pa ssword 6 Bob Bra un s so 50 Club 4 News 8 10 13 Jackpot 3 15 Mr Roger s 33 30 - Searc h for Tomorrow B 10 Spl it Second 6 Celebnty Sweepstak es3 15 Afternoonw1th OJ 13 Elec Co 33 55 - NBC News 3 15 00 - News 3 All My Child re n 6 13 Not For Women Only 15 Phil Donahue 8 Young and Rest less 10 30 - As The World Tur ns a 10 Jeopard y 3 4 15 Let s Make A Deal 6 13 00 - Days Of Our L11Jes 3 4 15 Gutd1ng L1ght 8 10 Newlywed Game 6 13 30 - Doctors3 415 Edgeo1Night8 10 G1rt lnMy Ltfe6 13 00 - Another' World 3 4 15 Gen~ra l Hospttal 6 13 Pn ce Is R1ght B 10 30 - 0neLifetoL1ve 13 Match GameS 10 Lass 1e6 How To Survtve a Marnage 3 4 15 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Ses ame St 33 Tattletales 8 Somerset 15 Gilligan s isle 6 $10 000 Pyram 1d 13 Bonan za 4 Mov1 e Dead End 10 30 - Bonanza 15 Mod Squad 6 Gtlltgan s Island 13 Bew tt <:hed 3 Lucy Show 8 00 - Mr Rogers 20 33 Merv Gnffm 4 F Bl 3 Andy Gnfftih 8 lrons1de 13 30 - Elec Co 33 Hodgepodge Lodg e 20 News 6 Trails West 15 Be~Jerly Htllbdlres 8 NORTH <DI • Q97 JB +AQJ9 3 WEST • J 10 9. • AJ 10 A 105 2 moncts over your do yo u do now? 24 four cl ubs What + PHONE 992-5476 + BISSELL BROTHERS CONST. CO. By Helen and Sue Hottel Du l)eople Change So Muf'h'1 Rap A v. Jute back l read m YOW' culunm that someone ILiJd made a survey uf mHrnetJ couples cmd rountl they talked to each olhcr unly about 27uunutes a week Lhcn only to g1ve directions or say Please puss the salt" or sometlnng eq u;JIIy useless My glrl and I talk four or ftvc hours on the phone llf OW' parents don 't rnake us hang off) We d1scuss how we feel and what v. e wunt and cverythmg else from poltttcs to rehg10n W11l marna~e shut us up ' - HOPES NOT Dear H N Not unless you get bored and stop trymg Lo commumcatc How do you avmd boredom ? By keepmg your hfe different enough to stay exc1tmg, and stable enough to s tay m love - SUE ~ ~H Dear H N Marrred coupl t!s talk less because they learn to commwnc..:ate wtthout words You don't need lengthy explalli::llions when an exchanged glance or a sudden hug says dearly, 1 know how you feel " - +s4 SOUTH • KQ7 • K S4 • Q76 Chester, OhiO 985-4102 4 For Wednesday , $el)t 25, 1974 ARIES (Morch 21 -Aprll 19) Be as d•ptomat1c as DOSSJble 10 your partnerSh•P arrangements Sornethmg locky 1s commg up but •t can be managed TAURIJS (April 20-Mor 20) Don I tel your attention wander from any mental work ~ov do today If you do some absurd mlslake w111 result that could be avo1ded GEMINI (Moy 21 · Juno 20) Your social plan w•ii suddenly be changed for i:l very unusual reason Don I despa~r Some lhmg much better w111 take 11s place CANCER (June 21 July 22) Check th1ngs out lor yourself rathe1 than assume sornetrung •s a tacl JUSt because another says so Its to your advantage to orobe a hltla HELEN ~It Dear H e len and Sue About the g trl who ISm love with a big rock star she's never mel You saul lhal al 14 she s hould be outgrowtng hopeless crushes, eve n though they helped a s hy g trl through the changmg" years We kn o ~ lots of k1ds who dayd1 ea rn a b out som eone spectal We aren 't alwa ys shy and Immature Lovmg our • Fav" JUSt bnngs more happmess mto our hves Psychologists say th1s IS a healthy way to use your mmd However, this safe hero-worship " 1s n 't so saf e We have to keep It a big secret 1 o purchase any thmg about our superstar , we must pretend, or (for t he nongrouptes) 1t 's mock-out ttme They call us stup1d for fallin g for such a Jerk " espectally stnce we'll neve r meet h1m 1 t hmk hero-worslupmg a star helps a g1rl Usually the 1dol prOJects a picture of a warm, honest, Jovmg person, so the gtrl tnes to hve up to hun I h ope lhts c han ges your optruon of us - HERO WORSHIPERS 6 00 - News3 4 8 10 15 ABC News 13 SesameS t 20 News6 DtagnostJC and Prescr tpttve Teach•ng of Readtng 33 6 .lO - News 3 4 B 10 15 Journey to Ja pan 33 Bewit ch ed 6 Gomer Pyle 13 7 00 - News 10 What s My Lme 8 Truth or Cons 3 Zoom 20 1 Spy 15 Elec Co 20 Bowl ng for Dollars 6 Celebnty Sweepstakes 13 Mayor s Re port 15 Know Your Schoo ls 33 7 30- Episode Ad1on 33 The Judge 10 Lets Make A Deal 6 Mel Tdl1s8 Pol 1ce Su rgeon 3 Name That Tune 4 To Tell the Truth 13 Book Beat 20 8 00 - L1tfle Hou se on the Pra1ne 3 4 15 That s My Mama 6 13 Sons and Dau9hters 10 Men Who Made the Mov1es 20 33 8 30 - Mov1e Cal1forn1a K1d 6 13 9 00 - Cannon 8 10 Bob Hope Spec1al 3 4 15 Cen Showcase 20 G louscestermen 33 9 OO- Cannon8 10 CaughtlnTheAct33 10 00 - Petroce ll i 3 4 15 Get Chr•sf1e Love 6 i3 Manhunter 8 10 News 20 Fest1val Film s 33 10 30 - Day AI N1ghl 33 11 OO - News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 ABCNews33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 M1ss1on lmposs1ble 6 Untou chables 13 Janakt 33 Mov1e Hound of the Baskervllles 8 Mov•e Hemmgway s Adventures ot a Young Man 10 11 45 - Johnny Carson 4 15 12 30 - W1ld W1ld West6 W1de World Spee<a l13 1 00 - Tomorrow3 4 TakeF1veforL1fe1s 2 00 - News 4 13 East-West twain can't agree • A82 CABLE CHANNEL FIVE 7 30 - Country and Western U S A Carolma Country Ernest Tubb Show 8 30 - Fam1ly Favontes Tom Ewell Show Peter Loves Mary 9 30 am - Superstar Theatre Dav1d N1ven Show June Ally son Show Dear Worshipers Of you - yes' But not of the day-dreamtng • groupte" who was descnbed m a summ er co lwnn Her fnend satd she Ignored her k1ds, talked of no one but her s upers tar and - we dtdn 't menhon th1s before - that sta r was Mtck Jagger ' - HEU:N HW Since we r ecelYed about a dozen le tters hke yours we thmk tl Dear necessary that we apologtze for generaltzmg Oay-<lreammg about a s p ectal un.attamable person IS kind of fun at any age- tf you don ' t overdo 11 , but this gtrl took herself out of circulatiOn and, bes1des, her Idoltsn't exactly the kmd you de$crtbe 1 SUE - +++ Rap Here's one for you We passed a btg garbage truck the other day On the stde "as prmted " We guarantee satisfaction, or double yo ur garbage back " - GRAFmJ COLU:CI'OR JJlJJ./MrnllJJJ ®lkJ -u.J ~~ by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1 Gwn tree of Pan;~ma 5 SA plams 11 Uly famtly plant 12 Charlotte -· Vtrgm Islands 13 Paterfanulias I~ 2 Bay window 3 Elementary (3 wds ) 4 Soul ( Fr ) s Father or mother,e g 6 Catktn 7 Floor covenng 8 Popular Unscramble these four Jumbles one letter to each square, to form four ord1nary words Yesterday's Anlwer musical Impede comedy ( 3 wds ) 9 Broadcast.mg term (2 wds) 10 Tranquil- 15 Drtver's a1d 16 Btddy 17 Call- day 18 Bemoan 20 Insect 21 Without chaser 22 Identical ized 16 Lead 19 Convene 22 Missile Z7 Unlooked for %9 Conversa- housing 23 Scoffed tion - 30 Sl<eleton 24 Transport system 25 Famous movie sleuth u Imitated 38 Tasteless fare 31 Regrettable 23 Lost luster 25 Worked a claun 26 Ennwnerate 27 Dealt m 28 Stlkworm 29 Delay (2 wds) 31 Tree 3% JUlie phrase (2 wds) 33 Altar constellation 35 Sundered 37 Break 38 Twme 39 High pomt 40 Become preCipitous 41 Colored h.--t-t-+- DOWN I Playbtll listing DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's TRU/F D II bII IDA(;APOI I I how to work It: AXYDLBAAXB LONGFELLOW One letter 11mply standi for another In thla sample A IJ used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc Single letters. apoatrophea, the length and formation of the words are aU hints Each day the code letters are dllrerent WHAT YOU M 16HT 6ECOME WHEN MEAl-'5 AI':E iOO 13116 (] CRVPTOQUOTE EPWX XHWUP I I [ J urpsted by '::::::~~:=;~=:~;:;~==-~·~ HORHCQHMUH FG QG WMT XPQG, PQGXLCB XPWX RHL- Now arrange the carcled letlert to form the surprise answer, as the above cartoon 1'-----=-= Prill::.::,.:;..::SIIRPR=ISI-=ANS=wEII~hm ~__jl ·or xn ITJ'' (An•wt!rl Yetterday ~ Jurr•ltl r.~ CHAOS FLOUT h.nnorrowJ KINGLY ENCAMP An•"'~'" R e111(1 S'a"lf'llf' If cauld makf' a Jut - THAI RKHG MHDHC WMT VLDHCMJHMXG • WMBXPQMV KHWCMHT PQGXLCB - ' PWDH I ICLJ PHVHK Yesterday's Cryptoquote: MY MOTHER LOVED tmLDREN-SHE WOULD HAVE GIVEN ANYTHING IF I HAD BEEN ONE ~ROUCHO MARX DICK TRACY l.ITTI.I: • 8632 wo.J , _ hy liENAl AnN O L 0 .uu1 1100 ~ [( Sept 25, 11174 ecceler · ata as the year rolls on YOIJ aut very hkety to flnct vourt~~ti play1n; Cf.llte a promlnem role tn a new gr<K,tp Involvement motner~tum ~N•II SoclaJ tne first puce You II come out far better 1f you bargam a b1t ( 2 wds ) LITI'LE OR~HAN ANI""' EAST • 65 3 too man •• more recec:thve than t11a subordUlates AQUARIUS (Jon 20-Fob 1 liU The solution for a problem that you navenl wol1ted out yet will be found !hQrtly It will c •ll for Q!.utk act•on PISCES (Feb 20-Uorch 20) In anv cOI'Mierclal dealings you have today don t JUmp at MOVIHG I CAt-! T S€EM TO COET +K943 105 HAl1< O~ F- M'( liiiNt;l 111M AMD HIS lHATGUl' + PI?OIIILIN AROUND Wl'l ,l,T S I HE. UP TO AH'fWAY? K872 I. East West vulne1 ab le West North East South Home Sutldtng & Addtltons, Alumtnum & Vmyl Sidtng, Floor Sandtng & Ftmshmg. Pass Pass 3 NT Pass 2NT Pass Pa ss Opemng lead - J • ;ASQLJNE ALLEY CAPTAIN EASY GRE T tnJ t' By COIJNTRY 92.1 WMPO-FM Mtddleport Pomeroy Phone 446 3981 or 4<16 3459 9 8 tfc \1-l---~~-------~ -----------.,. . - -- REGISTER NOW! FOR DRAWING OF FREE TICKETS. Rtght now through October 15th, Ketth Goble Ford, Inc Will have a drawmg each week for free t1ckets to Ktngs Island, and all who Inspect the 1975 models Will not only have a chance to wm free l1ckets, but w 111 also recetve for just bemg there a dollar off regular pnce admtsston t1cket to K1ngs Island (as long as supply lasts!. The only requ1rement 1s that you have dnver's license. Don't waste time. Get your name in now for the many tickets to be given away! Oswald & James Jacoby The old adage, "There are none so blmd as they who wtll not see" certatnly appltes m bridge East came to us wtth a long story about how hts partner let South make an overtrtck at three notrump He descrtbed hts partner's crt me as follows "South won the s pade lead m hts hand and led a heart to dummy's queen Then he proceeded to rattle oft ftve club ti'tcks whtle my partner was obhgmg enough to chuck three dtamonds "Next South cashed the htgh spades, threw my partner m wtth a dtamond and eventually made hts tenth trtck wtth the kmg ol hearts" We dtdn't bother to ask East 1f he had contrtbuted anythmg to the debacle, hecause he had already heard from West It seems East had dtscarded two hearts and a dtamond whtle the clubs were paradtng East's first dtscard should have heen a spade and hts second dtscard another spade That would have told West that he could throw spades wtth complete safety As 1t was poor West had been afratd that South held four hearts and that he, West, )liSt had to hang on to all hts cards tn that SUI( STEREO ALL 1975 MODEL TRUCKS AND CARS ARE NOW ON DISPlAY EXCEPT THE ALL NEW GRANADA WHIDi WILL BE ON DISPLAY SEPT. 27TH. Ft=:l-t..OW YA'-JK5 [ M fi06A TIPTON YOU MAV CALL ME • He -------------- ___ __________ _ - RemodelinG Real Estate For Sale .,....--=---------- Help Wanted Interior, Exlarlor Decorating and LEO (Jutr 23 -AUII 22) ln vour haste to get on to some 1hn'l9 that pleasea you more s task you II vndQrtake will get some pre11y sloppy lreattniW'It VIRGO (Aug 23 S ... l 22) You lend to be somewhat neol•oent w•th your posses S•ons at th1s time Becavse of th1s at Illude sornelhmg you re fond ol .n•ght be lost or broken LI8RA (Sept 23- 0ct 23) ll w111 be drtf•cult to follow a schedule you ve set for your self early m the day because of some unexpectt:~d dusrupllons SCORPIO (Oct 24 - No• 22) Take ample Ume 10 th•nk things through before mak rng any oblig atory comm1 tment or you II be locked .nto someth•no that w•ll be hard to shake tater SAGITTARIUS (No• 23 Dec 21) What you are hopmg to gam tn a malertal sense may not come about 1mmed1atety However you wtll eventually c ome out w•th someth•ng tar better CAPRICORN (Dec 22 - Jan 19} Bypass the fron t men Go d.reclly to the b•g wheel 1n your busmess dealings The Generation Rap TUUDAY, SEPTEMBER to 1974 6 DO-Sesame St 20 News 3 4 lllllas Yoga & You JJ New ' 8 10 1 s ABC News 6 lJ 6 JO - News 8 10 NBC News 1 4 1.5 French Chef 33 Bewlt ched fi Goomer Pyle 13 7 DO-What' i My Line 8 Elec Co 20 Truth or Conseq 3 Paul Nuchimt 33 , 6<:Jwli~ for Dollars 6 News 10 Name That Tune 1l TBA 15 Electric Comoany 20 Art of Football 33 1 30 - RFO 2'0 Hollywood Squ-ares 3 -t Wild Wild World of An imals 6 , S2'S 000 Pyram id 8 Prtce ts Right 10 To Tell the Truth 13 Marco Sportllfe 33 8 oo--.:Happy Days6 13 , Adam 17 3 4 15 America 20 33 Good Times 8 10 8 30 - Eye to Eye 33 Mov ie Strange and Deadly Occurrence 3 4 MASH 8 10 9 oo-Firlnq Line 20 Jeanne Wolf with 33 Hawaii S 0 8 10 8 30 - Eye to Eye 33 Mo11 1e Strange and Deadly Occ utrence 3 4 Movie Gr"eat N1agara 13 P 1ra1es Baseball 15 Mov1e "Dea th of Me Yet 6 MASH 8 10 9 00 - Fir"ing Une20 JeanneWolfwlth33 Hawal1 S 08 10 9 30 - Performan ce 33 10 oo-Pollce Story 3 4 Marcus Welby 6 13 Barnaby Jones 8 10 News 20 Mounta•n Scene l3 10 30 - Your Future 1s Now 20 Day at N 1ghl 33 11 oo-:. News3 4 6 8 10 15 13 3.J 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 IS M1sston Impossible 6 Un touchables 13 Janak! 33 Mov1e The Sweet R•de 8 Mov•e Edge of Doom 10 12 30 - Wide World Speci al 13 1 GO-Tomorrow 3 4 Take F1ve lor L1fe 15 2 GO- News d l.l Open Mon Sat SAM 6PM BU;Q --------------- See or Call Bob or Roger Je'lfers Day 992 7089 Ntghi992 -J525 or 992-5212 Television Log 6 Mobile Homes For Sale For Sale , water linn and Powtrf ' Lmes Alt work done b)' 1M toot or contract Also "ozert work and sept1c t1nb ut~ !•tolled • - Free Eshm•tes,Midci~,Q.j --------------For Rent or Lease OOQUNG SERVICE VINYL SIDING PH . 992-7454 or 992-7129 Nextto Htghway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route J Employment Wanted ------------ - niE DEPENDABLE OONTRACTING CO. All Small Appliances Lawn Mowers - - - --- ------ - - --------------- HARD WARE Notice @) 7 - The Dally Sentinel, Middleport Pomeroy,O .TilescJay,:O:Cpt TIPPY • scheme ijOU .. Wea' Pus Paas North Eaol Soulh 1• Pass Pass 2• U 4• Pass PF!AI<E ~ PlrAI<tl 'fULE t doll<\'. Mtss Melba? Y£!_5~ BUT !HERE'S ONE Ple<-EOF MAIL YOUR MOM WILL BE A LETIER: FROM WHY 6HE60r GLOWING R:!: VEW& IN THE PLAY 8HE5 APPEARING IN I WENOY' ESPECIALLY INTERE:5TED M~FA1\11<R I FLEW TO NEW YORK FOR 11-I E OPENINGMOM , AND 5HE WAb IS ~ LAIJ.l~~­ \,1Jf1AT 1S "TERRIFIC' 'laiRS~ !'{~~~~ N ALLEY OOP ANY MINUfi::, T HAT 1$, WI!AT AAI"- .AFTSR 27.3 OTHER HE?IRS TO TH T ITLt:= 0 LORD YOK'-'1' KICK~ PENt:O? WHAT 1S GOING ON> TH BUCKE;i- •• •• •= • ~ • ~ A TREE BREAK ~ ; •• ? You, South, hold • KNOW Mf& FIR-ST ~A Me<' f tftl) HE STOPPED OUT IN TH' FRONT YARD FER 24 OH, ve; 1-fE ~ A BAI:rON DID 'IOU out'a INgWSP,J,PER ENTERPRISE ASSN I The b1ddtng has been WA'SH TU6$S AI>JD CAPTAIPV EASY YOL.J CAN C'ALL Ll6 ANV TIME:. .AK843 'A2 +Q4.KQ87 Whlll do you dd now? A-P••• Your p1rtner has heord your otro1111 bids TODAY'& QUE'JTION Instead of bidding four spades your partner has bid rour dl• · • I' �• I - The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., 1'1lesd3y, Sept. z.t. 1974 Burton, Taylor still in love but incompatible LONDON (UPI) - Richard Burton say• he still loves Elizabeth Taylor and she feels the same way about him, but they just can't get along with each other. Burton brushes off any idea of a reconciliation, however, saying last June's divorce was the final burial rite of the two stars' great romance. "UnfortunateJy. we 're 1ncompatible," he says. "We love each other, but we can't Uve together." Burton sat in a crowded tavern last Friday, chatting amiably with luncheon compan!ons until asked about reports Elizabeth is planning to marry Henry Wynberg, the man who snowed up when he moved out. The 49-year-<Jid actor's fa ce MEIGS THEATRE Tonight thru Thursday NOT OPEN suddenly hardened. "Who is lie?" he asked, staring straight ahead . He paused for a moment. ''All, well," Burton finally said. "Elizabeth is such a moral person that unquestionably she wiU marry this chap. She's not a lay about. If she goes to bed with someone she marries them .., He went on to say he had •·no doubt she will marry this ... Mr. Weisberg" -<leliberately mispronouncing ihe name of his former wife's friend . "I'm very fond of her and I love her very much /' he said. "And that's reciprocal. And 1 admire her very much . She's a very lovely and loving woman. I'm perfectly convinced she will marry somebody . Presumably this fellow ." Burton and Miss Taylor separated in July, 1973, after 10 years of marriage and several attempts at reconciliation. She obtained a Swiss divorce last June. will, of course, naturally worry about Elizabeth, " Burton said. " If she's ill or something I'd be there like a flash. We swap our babies back and forth. One minute I have mine and then hers, and then she has mine. Ah, she's a "very delightful and remarkable woman.'' j'[ Fri., Sat. Sun . Sept. 27-28-29 THE SOUND OF MUSIC Show Starts 7 p.m. J Hrs. Running Time . ses ~ Everett 'Thomas News. Cour ••Y• died Monday offered first time BOSTON (UPI) - The Boslon 8ar Ar•oclaUon Presldeol Ford's pardon to former President Richard M. Ni•on " Is contrary to the principle ol equal ju.Uc• under law." A resolulloo adopted Monday by Its governing council said, the association " regrets the rnanoer and circumstances" under which the blanket pardon was given. Before going to Egypt, Mrs. Three journalism courses available in the new Rio Harrison was for two years a Grande Community College publications editor in the South program will be scheduled for Dakota State Universi ty the first time beginning thiS Editorial Offices. She was the fall. One course will be offered Woman's Editor of the Register, in each quarter this year. Brookings The first course, In- Brookings, S. D., for three traduction : Reportin g and years and for one year she was Newswriting w1JI be offered tn the news editor of a Seattle, October. Advanced Reporting Washington · suburban and Editing is scheduled for newspaper, The Kirkland the wmter quarter . The third News. Holler Medical Ceater co urse in the sequence-, Neal, director of College IDischarged, Sept. 23) Newspaper Lay-Out and Relations at Rio Grande Mavonia Baisden, Mildred Design, will be offered in the College for two years, received Bates, Norma Booth, Abbie his A.B. degree in journalism Chattin, Lena Criner, Dennis spring quarter, 1975. The new Pre-Journalism from Marshall University in Edwards, Hannah Fairchild, sequence is designed to serve 1968. Mrs. James L. Hill and son, several areas m 'Rio Grande Since that time he had Estalene Hughes, James College's educational system . professional experience with Hughes, Alfred Kines, Ann The courses are open lo any the Huntington Publislllng Co. Latham, Clara Miller, Robert persons who want to take one as a televisJon newscaster and Nibert, Mrs. William Dailh or more courses in the Com- in public relations at Holzer and daughter, Donald Phillips, munity College offermgs lor Medical Center and the Melissa Phillips, Bonnie their own personal or college . Pickens, Irene Raines, Mary professional job training in Students in th• journalism Russell, Mrs. Harry Spurlock, courses at Rio Grande will Jr., and daughter, Wayne technical newspaper skills. The sequence provides basic have the opportunity of Safford, Dr. Zoltan Szeppessy, journalism courses which can working on the student Charles Tate, Saundra Tillis, be applied as credit trans- newspaper, where they will Mettice White. ferrable to a four-year receive futther guidance from (Births) LOLA MILLS DIES program for students who ' Ed. Clark, editor for the Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Larch, Mrs. Nora Mills, Middleport, intend to specialize in jour- Jackson Publishing Co. a son, New Haven, W. Va.; Mr. nalism in a school of jourMr . Clark assists the and Mrs. William Osborne, a received word of tbe death of nalism. students each week in the daughter, Long Bottom; Mr. Mrs. Lola Mills, 80, formerly a Journalism offerings provide makeup ad preparation of the and Mrs. James Singleton, a Middleport resident, Tuesday morning in Tucson, Ariz. Mrs. an elective series in the Signals, a four-page tabloid son, Northup. Mills was the widow of Herbert college S four-year program student newspaper. Mills who died in 1967, and was that may open more job op· Pleasant Valley Hospital portwlities for majors in other Discharged - Nannie Blain, a sister-in-law of the late areas, particularly English Point Pleasant; Mrs. Florante Shirley and Arlie Mills. SurDIVORCED GRANTED viving is a daughter, Mrs. Cobe and business. Also, the nme Granted divorces in Meigs Suan and son, Addison; Mrs. (Dorothy) Richardson, Tuccredit hours from the three County Common Pleas Court Howard E. Kiser, Mason; Mrs. journalism CO\U'ses will apply were Karen S. Brewer, Oshel Patterson and daughter, son. Funeral arrangements are toward the requirements by Pomeroy, from John R. Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. Vern!ll incomplete. the State Education Depart- Brewer, Pomeroy, on .grot.mds Vance, Bidwell; Mrs. Alma ment for teacher certification of gross neglect of duty and · Hill, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Jack FffiEMEN CALLED in the Communications extreme cruelty, and Luda I. Nichols, Thurman; Mrs. The Pomeroy Fire Dept. was Comprehensive. Dewey Whitt, Gallipolis; called Monday at 11:28 p.m. to Kidder, Racme, from Roger H. Mrs . Marjorie Harrison , Kidder, St. Paris, on grounds of Bobby Payne, Uverpool; Mrs. the Charles Hysell residence on associate professor m English extreme cruelty. Russell Jones, Point Pleasant; Condor St. at Rio Grande College, will Orville Click, Cottageville; Charles Legar, Pomeroy fire teach Reporting and Larry Angel, New Haven; chief, reported that the Newswriting and Advanced Luther Pierce, Apple Grov~. fireplace became overheated Reporting and Editing. Sam and Lydi• Cornell, Glenwood. and caught the mantle above SERVICES AT 2 Neal, director of Public on fire . Damage was estimated; Funeral services for Joseph Relations and adviser to the H. Hood, 63, Minersville, who Veteraas Memorial Hospital at $300. student newspaper, The died Sunday will be held at 2 Admissions - Nellie Boring, Signals , will teach the course in p.m. Wednesday from lhe Pomeroy; Carroll Mowery, LOCALTEMPS Newspaper Lay-Out and Ewing Chapel in Pomeroy. Middleport; Constance The temperature in downDesign. Friends may call at Ewing's Shields, Pomeroy; Jeff town Pomeroy at 11 a. m. Mrs. Harrison joined the until time of services. Dilcher, Albany; Phillip Tuesday was 53 degrees under English faculty at Rio Grande Donovan, Syracusei Wanda , swmy skies. in 1965. She is a candidate for Sprague, Tuppers Plains; the Ph. D in American CLUB TO MEET Oscar Patterson, Pomeroy; ASK TOWED . Literature at Syracuse TUPPERS PLAINS - The Jean Cochran, Pomeroy. University, new York, now Lester Glen Wigal, Jr., 20, Tuppers Plains Community Discharges - Franklin completing the final disser- 169 N. Second Ave., Mid- Lemiey, Bernice Hook, Jennie Club will hold a special tation requirement. She holds a dleport, and Opal Mae Berry, Newmyer, Virginia Hoy, Dora meeting at 7:30 p.m., WedMaster's degree in Journalism 20, 338 Williams, Middleport. Roush, Dana Hamm. nesday at the community Commun !cations from South building. Dakota State University, Brookings, S. D. 1 branch out with a little savings " T ike having _your own money L tree, your Savings Account with us. Stash a little away every payday. Then, watch your money grow and grow and grow. Full Service Bank Auto Teller Window and Walk-Up Window Open Friday Evenings 5 to 7 P.M. WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FREE ' lltbens /4alional T1 ClNCINNA MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Member Federal Depoolt tuaran<e Corporation YOUR FRIENDLY Everett H'. Thomas, 73, died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound at his residence, 117 Locust St., Pomeroy, Monday night. The Pomeroy Emergency Squad was called at 8 p. m. Mr. Thomas was dead on arrival of the squad. He was the son of the late David and Nellie Karr Thomas. and was also preceded in death by one brother, Kenneth, and one sister. Irene Thomas. Mr. Thomas is survived by his wife, Clara Quivey Thomas, three sons, Horton, Brunswick, Ohio; Eugene, St. Louis, Mo., and Don, Pomeroy; one daughter, Faye Dewees, Grove City; 16 grandchildren, one brother. Walter " Drag" Thomas, Crooksville, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be Thursday at 1 p. m. at Ewing Chapel with Rev. Carl Hicks officiating, Burial will be in Gilmore Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p. m. today. Mrs. Harrison taught English and Journalism classes at the American University in Cairo, Egypt, from 196U5. In Cairo, she was appointed assistant director of the University Press and during that lime she organized and operated the University's new bureau as a separate department. At South Dakota State University, Mrs. Harrison taught newspaper and magazine journalism courses, both as assistant professor In journalism and as graduate teaching assistant. • • in Briefs Two persons were wreckers to pull the vehicles hospitalized following a head- apart. on collision at 1:25 a.m. today The Gallipolis Voluntee~ Fire on SR 7, seven-tenths of a mile Dept. was called as a north of the Gallipolla Cor- precautionary measure since poration Limits. gasoline had spilled onto the According to a spokesman at highway and rescue workers the Holzer Medical Center; were planning to use a torch to Dwight Greer, 22, Point get the vehicles separated. Pleasant, is listed in Greer was taken to the satisfactory condition at the hospital by the Gallia County Holzer Medical Center where Volunteer Emergency Squad. he was admitted to the in- The case is still under intensive care unit with fractures vestigation. It was the second of both legs and multiple accident In less than 12 hours contusions of the body. for Paxson. Also admitted was Charles Monday, Paxson's truck was Paxson, 60, Rt. I, Gallipolis, struck by a car operated by the driver of the other car who Floyd E. Kingery, 55, Rt. !, suffered a fracture of the left Bidwell. The mlahap occurred leg. on Eastern Ave. Kingery was According to the Gallia- charged with DWI. Meigs Post State Highway Gallipolis police this morPatrol, the Greer car, going ning investigated a hil-<!kip on south, traveled left of center Fourth Ave. Officers said an striking Paxson's vehicle head- unknown vehicle .struck a on. parked car owned by William Greer was trapped in his car. Mullins. Rescue workers had to use two ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY SHOP WEDNESDAY 9:30 TO 5:00 PM SNOOPY SLEEPWEAR Aame Retardant Features Children's Favorite Snoopy on Pajama; Gown and Robe Girls Sizes 4 to 14 SAVE Choose Pink or ·Maize '100 \ OFF REG. 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F"r 24 hours - from 5 p.m. Monday through 5 p.m. 1 Tuesday -Charlie was a man with only one purpose In Ufe - relrlcvo hls kidnapped four·year,old daughter, Allison. Charlie spent a long night negotlatlng and playing the bizarre ransom gumc with the abdu ctor, kept his wife and two teeuagt..>d children calm and, when 'hings seemed blackest, mustered his slrength and made an wtWavcring statement to THESE Eastern High coeds are leading the cheers of Eastern fans this football season . They are standing, I tor, Avis Bissell, Katrina Batey, and Jan Wilson ; 0 UP' ', I tor, Vi~kie Gaul, Lola Walker and Diana Benedum The cheerleader advisor is facully member, Miss Nancy Arnold. curious reporters. Charles Mechem Is the son ol Mr. and Mrs. C. SJanley Mechem, 209 W. Washington St., Nelsouvllle. The child's uncle is the Rev. WiJiiam Mechem, Ncls(lnville, and Mrs. Gel!rge A. Drach, Athen.4l, ls an :Junt. • waB charged with the abduction . Blonde-haired, blue .. yed Allison was kidnapped some 24 hours ear lier from in front of her suburban MI. Lookout home Monday evening, and reportedly held lor $128,000 10 ransom - which was never picked up. Motel maids heard her crying inside a locked room and used a pass key to enter. Police arrested Frank Joseph Wiechrnan, 26, for the kidnapping and a lso held another man, who was not identified , for invcstig(:ltion . An wudentified woman also wets oomg sought for questioning. Wiechman and the unidentified man called authorities from a chili restaurant here Tuesday night and turned themselves Devoted To The Interests of' The Meigs-M11.~on Are11 :·:::::::::~:::::::::;:::::::;::::::::::::::::.=:.~:::-;;::::::::::~»~«:::=-m_s~:;s:?.O";:o:~;;~:~-t.i"'&;:w¥~-i « ~ !\I ll » \\ ~~ I ~ Scrubber technology cited adequate to remove most disease causing pollutants I f:1 ~· WASHINGTON !UP I)- The Environmental Pro!j:ctlon :;1 Agency said tOOay lhere js now more than ehough ~ :;:: evidence and actual experience to show that disease- i~ :::: causing pollutants can largely be removed from iii ~;: smokestack~ of the nation's power plantS. ~~ :i:i EPA officials said the breakthrough will allow use of ~~ :r~ millions of tons of high sulfur coal still unmined in the ~~ :f.: East -and make it unnecessary to strip mine pubHc Lands ?,: i;\ in the West for low sulfur coal that does not put dan!ll'rous ;if. ~j~ sulfur ox1des into the air when burned, ~ ~:~ They·sa1d it should alw reduce the country's re1iance on ~* f.!; imported otl as a so urce or power generation . .~ :* EPA made the projections in a new status report on ~* .;:;: scrubber technology - the shorthand term used to :? :~:: describe deviCe~ which can be put in smokestacks or f.:! :;;: boilers to take sulfur oxides out of the smoke before·they ;X 10. Despite an all night session ~~: gel into the air, The pollutants cause respiratory diseases ~ ~!: of negotiatiOns and ransom 1:~ and cGtn damage manmade and natural materials. ~~: The report was released a1ong with the announcement ~ "dr op off " man euvers followmg the ktdnaping , :~;i that a major utility - the Philadelphia Electric Co. - has ~ authorities credited the :~: signed an agreement to put $68 million worth of such :ili ~ curi osty of housekeepers at the ~[:: devices mto three of its plants. ;i;i The Philadelphia system will result m the recovery bf ~~ Continued on page 10 :~:~ sulfur and sulfuric acid, but no sludge. ~ :;:; EPA says scrubbers will be needed at 110 plants at an ~ 1 ;:;: eventual cost of $5.4 billion, about $45 million for the f.i 0 . « ·:·: average plant. :::: en tine Two in hospital after accident Warm, Brushed Fleece Is FUTURA' sewing machine AND CABINET CINCINNATI iUPIJ - A sobbing 4-year-<Jid Allison Mechem, klrlmtped: tH.t she rodo a tricycle ncar her home, was found sale Tuesday in an empty motel room and reunited with her jubilant NEW DISORDERS ERUPTED IN RACIALLY troubled Boston schools Monday and a small band of protesters kept a protest against school books alive in Oiarleston, W.Va. A boycott of classes by whltes in Boston spread to Chorleston Higb School Monday, and disruptions were reported on the city's north end on ihe eighth day of court-<Jrdered Integration of public schools. In Charleston, W. Va., ihe Rev. Ezra Graley and about 30 of his followers marched on the state capitol, charging school of-, flclals had broken faith tn an agreement to remove controversiBI ' textbooks from Kanawha County schools while the books are reviewed by a cltizens' commlttee. Alice Moore, school board member opposed to the textbooks, charged the committee is stacked against the protesters, who contend the books are obscene. ATHENS-GREECE'S COMMUNISTS, BANNED but never fully disbanded, emerged from more than a quartercentury of illegality today to welcome a government decision letting political parties operate openly. The Communists, outlowed since Greece's 1947 civil war, hailed the move as "victory of the working class and of all the enlightened people of the country." Premier Con.stantlne Caramanlis BMounced twin decrees Monday to bring Greece's pollticallife Into the open -a step he said would pave the way for nationBl elections and an eventual return to democracy. c a Contlnueo rrom page I THE EXECliTJVE VICE PRESIDENT OF THE Ohio Farm Bureau FederaUon said today subfreezing temperatures ln Nort!Jwestern Ohio froze unharvested tomatoes "right to the core", causing an estimated $6 mllllon damage to the avp, Temperatures In the Toledo area dropped Ill 26 degrees early Monday, the first day of autumn and a low of 33 degrees was reported early today at Toledo by the National Weather Service. " The tOmatoes froze rlgbt to the cOte. Thl.o mean.s they are not going to he harvested. We figure about two third.! of the aop had been brought in. This frost cost about a third of the crop. That's about a $6 million loss to the tomato growers," said C. W. Swank. :::: .. #:-:'! .~:~:;::;:~:;:-;·:~~~:::~~=Y.'.-;:~.:::::};::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::•.:·~ Fire losses -=_T=EN=C~E=N~TS at $50; 000 W_ED_N_ES-DA-Y,-S-EP-TE_M_BE_R_2-5,-19---,74--_P=H~O_N~E~9-:-::9_2=-2"1_'"5~ : 6_-_-_-_- -_-:--_- -_-_-_-_-_ -VO-L-. X-XV_I_N_0.-1-15-- P-OM- E-RO-Y-. M-ID-DL-EP-0-RT-, O -H-IO _ _ _ ~ Lt. Calley set free By United Press International QUEBEC CITY, - A UNITED STATES gambling research specialist predicted Tuesday that more U.S. states would adopt lotteries, sports and numbers betting and casino gambling before the end of the decade to increase their revenues and reduce taxes. Duane Burke president of NLW Advisory, Inc., of Boca Raton, Fla., told 250 delegates to the lOth International Association of State Lotteries Conference here that in the next five years another 20 state lotteries would be operating, seven states would opt for sports and numbers betting and three for casino gambling. CLEVLEAND - UNITED AUTO WORKERS President Leonard W..W:qck says ~e nation should adopt a national health insurance plan to comba inflation. Here Tuesday to join ar~a labor leaders in their flig t for such a program, Woodcock said the question - as he sees it - is "Which plan would best do this?" rather than "Should any such plan be adopted?" "We're already spending 8 per cent of the gross national product on health care," Woodcock said. "A _national health plan won't change that one bit." The country's drift mto the recess10n should be stopped and a national health plan is almost imperative to help curb inflation, he said, adding that American people would continue Ill pay for it. . "We have a most dangerous situation here," Woodcock said. "It's the first time since World War li that the economy of every industrial society in the world is on a downward movement.'' WASHJNGTON - THE CONGRESS WHICH almost impeached him and caused him to resign is still preoccupied with Richard Nixon. It is cutting back his benefits, taking back his tapes and investigating his pardon. The separate actions Tuesday: - The Senate Government Operations Committee unanimously approved a bill to nullify the agreement miller which Nixon would be permitted to keep, and by Sept. I, 1964, to destroy, tapes made in the White House during his term. U'_'der the bill, they would be retained by the government and NIXon would be paid "just compensation" for them if a court ruled he was entitled to it. - A House Judiciary subcommittee began looking into Ford's pardon of all crimes Nixon had or may have committed during his term. Members expressed irritation over a letter from Ford which provided no new insigbts into his reasons for the pardon. WASIDNGTON -LEGISLATION TO CREATE a consumer protection agency h•s been filibustered to d~ath for this session of Congt'l!ss. Backers ol the idea pledged a renewed and top priority effort for next year after meeting Tuesday and deciding they did not have enough votes to seek an unprecedented fifth attempt to end a Senate filibuster againSt the bill. The fourth and finalatCempt to break the filibuster fell short last week by two votes, but Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield indicated then he migbt allow another chance if the backers could prove they had switched one vote. They couldn't. WASHINGTON - THERE ARE SOME "SPOT SHORTAGES" and many price problems, but the "supply crisis" in American petroleum is over, says Federal Energy Administrator John C. Sawhill. Sawhill told a House suooommittee Tuesday : " We now face the most difficult and challenging phase of any •temporary' exercise in regulation: the. process of disengagement.'' He said the administration thinks the Emergency Petroleum Allocation act should run out on schedule next February, but it would accept a four-month or six-m.onth extension just to smooth · out the "disengagement." "It seems to us an inescapable fact, however, that the supply crisis with which the act was designed to deal is now over. The Arab embargo, thankfully, is behind us, and our volume of Imports has returned to nearp~mbargo levels," Sawhill said. . LONG BEACH, CAUF. - FORMER PRESIDENT Richard Nixon "has responded well" to treatment for his ~hlebilis condition but the search for Its cause continues, Nixon's doctor ' ' says. Nixon passes the time in Long Beach Memorial Hospital with members of his family . His meals are brought up from his estate at San Clemente. Nixon's personal physician, Dr. Jolut Lungren, Tuesday made his first report on the former President; condltlon which developed during his Middle Eastern tour early this ~er and has grown progressively more seriou.S. TEGUCIGALPA, HONDURAS - RESCUE WORKERS appealed lOt stepped-up food shipments today to avert mass mrvation In hurrlcane'stricken Honduras and said thousands of flood vtcums could die of hunger in 48 ho\U's. An international rescue effort poured tons of supplies into the (Continued on page 10) I' ' COLUMBUS, Ga. (UP! ) - A federal judge, citing a recent Supreme Court ruling dealing With former President Nixon and the Watergate tapes, today overturned the My Lai murder conviction of former Army Lt. WiWam L. Calley. ·"We see that the SuRreme Court, in deciding the 'Nixon' case, also decided the 'Calley' case," U. S. District Judge J . Robert Elliott said in a lengthy over the Watergate tapes, but · that a committee of the House of Representatives that investigated the My Lai case had refused to tw·n over its transcript to Calley's defense lawyers. At the Pentagon, an Army spokesman said Calley would not be released yet. ''We have not yet received a copy of the opinion, reported to he quite lengthy," the spokesman said. opirtion. " Upon receipt of the opinion, Elliott overturned Calley's Army lawyers will study it in conviction on the specific order to evaluate various legal grounds of mass1ve pretrial alternatives.'' publicity, denial of Calley's Elliott, however, ordered rigbts to confront unfriendly Calley "released forthwith witnesses and improperly from his present confinement drawn charges. in U. S. Disciplinary Barracks But Elliott said the Supreme at Fort Leavenworth, Kan." Court, in ruling on the Calley, ~ former Army Watergate tapes, had, in effect, platoon leader, was convicted decided the Calley affair. He for the murder of at least 22 noted that the Supreme Court Vietnamese civilians when his had held that Nixon had to turn unit made a sweep through the tiny village of My Lm on March 16, 1968. Calley's attorney, J. Houston Gordon of Covington, Tenn. said : "We are of course elated by the judge's decision." He said he did not know what his next move would be since he Plans to open the annual still had not seen the order. The Army may appeal," he Christmas promotional program on Nov . 22 were made said . " But I would hope that Tuesday night by the Mid- they would not ... that a dleport Chamber of Commerce decision will be made at a high and The Retail Merchants level to quit persecuting this man, Assn. at the Colwnbus and The Army now has the option Southern Ohio Electric Co. of asking Elliott for a stay of Bldg. his order, or taking the case to The group agreed to present the 5th Court of Appeals in New gift certificates as prizes for Orleans. the promotional period in five weekly drawings beginning Nov. 22. During the meeting, presided over by Don Wilson, vice president, plans were made to six defendants were fined send representatives to the and one other forfeited bond in next Middleport Village Middleport Mayor John Coun~il meeting to learn more Zerkle's court Tuesday night. about the council's recent Fined were Carolyn J . decision against permitting Searls, Middleport and Marie th~ough truck traffic in the L. Caruthers, Middleport, $10 town . and costs each, failure to yield Promotion plans made 01 11 NEW HAVEN - Damages arrived at the plant, they found estimated to cost $50,000 was the storage room engulfed in caused by a fire at the Foote flames. By 10:30p. m. the blaze Mineral Plant , near here was under control. lncluded in . the $50,000 loss Tuesday evening . "Hot metal was being poured was $15,000 worth of workers~ into molds when some spilled gloves used in the factory. Elhott earlier had set Calley cution for the murder of more out and went into an unat~ Other i terns destroyed included free on bond after ,Calley than one person under each tended adjacent storage rubber hoses, rags, cleaning exhausted his appeals before specification . room ," said New Haven utensils and chemicals used for Elliott said research did not Volunteer Fire Chief Cecil cleaning. military tribunals and took his case to the civilian courts, but find "any military or federal Duncan. According to a company the appellate court later rev- cases, other than this case, spokesman, "The fire could Ten men and three trucks ersed Elliott's decision allowing an offense to be from the New Haven Fire have been a lot worse," alleged covering multiple un- Dept. responded to the call because flammable items such granting bond. The judge devoted mm·e than named victims in a single shortly after 8 p. m. According as tires were nearby but' were halt of his 132 page-decision to specification.'' to Duncan, when the firemen saved. "It is the judgment of the the publicity issue. He said that pretrial news court," Elliott wrote in his one· coverage of the My Lai page order accompanying the massacre had been permitted opinion, "that the petitioner to run ' 'unrestrained and (Calley) in his trial by courtuncontrolled" and that Calley martial was not accorded due COLUMBUS State on new location to just had been portrayed in the press process of law and his conas a ''murderer and a mon· viction thereby obtained Is Transportation Director J . southeast of the related Ohio 7· Phillip Richley said today the TR 207 intersection. Imster." This, he said, denied constitutionally invalid. provement includes a new "Accordingly, it is ordered bid opening date for CR 75 Calley his right to a free trial. three span continuous reinThe Hiland Road project in "If there ever has been a that the petitioner be r~leased case in which a conviction forthwith from present con- Pomeroy and Salisbury Twp. is forced concrete slab bridge over the relocated chsnnel of should be set aside, this is it," finement in the U. S. Oct. 22. Total programmed estimate Thomas Ford, East Branch. Disciplinary Barracks at Fort Elliott said. for the improvement, including The bridge deck will be 32 feet The judge also held that Leavenworth, Kan., and that Calley was denied his right to he be discharged from custody right of way, engineering and wide between the guardrailing. Traffic will be maintained construction costs, is $500,000. confront Wlfriendly witnesses or restraint of any nature." during construction . Plans call for a half mile and to obtain witnesses in his Elliott said since the military favor when the military judge in Calley's court-martial section of new 20 foot pavement Estimated completion da\e Is refused his request to subpoena had no power to stop witnesses with six loot shoulders from Aug. 31, 1975. Gen . William C. West- from talking to the press, he Mulberry Ave. northwestward moreland, then-commander in (Elliott) was led to the Vietnam, and other military " inescapable conclusion that the petitioner was denied a fair officials. The third constitutional issue trial as required by our cited by Elliott was that Calley nation's Constitution." was convicted on charges and "Stated otherwise," he said, The Meigs County Com·- are on file at the Engineer's specifications which had been "l lind that the petitioner was missioners agreed Tuesday to Office and the office of the " improperly drawn and denied a fair hearing at his advertise for sealed bids for 405 commissioners. court-martial, not only because bituminous pavement for the illegally used." In otl1er business the comThat last point involved the of the inherently prejudicial Meigs County . Highway missioners approved three fact that Calley was charged nature of the publicity to which Department on recom- animal claims. Pauline Atkins, with premeditated murder of the triers of facts were exposed mendahon of Wesley Buehl, Rt. I, Rutland, was paid $200 not less than 100 civilians but because certain inherent County Engineer. for loss of eight sheep; Ben in the military system defects in two speclfications, but the Bids will be received at Rife, Middleport, $25, one Uniform Code of Military Continued on page 10 office of the Meigs CoWJty sheep; Kenneth Darst, Rt. I, Justice does not permit proseCommissioners until9:30 a.m. Middleport, $140, three lambs Tuesday, Oct. 8, The material and three ewes. Attending were Robert is for' resurfacing of one-half mile of CR 27 to SR 689 to Mine Clark, Warden Ours, Henry· Two entrance and one mile of Wells, Commissioners, Bueh1 CR 6. Plans and specifications and Martha Chambers, clerk. right of way; Robert W. Moodispaugh, Middleport, $5 and costs, spinning tires; EXTENDED OUTWOK Marvin L. Friend, Pomeroy, $5 and costs, running a red light; Friday through Sunday: A Kathleen Clonch, Middleport, chance of showers each day. Democrats of four counties Highs In the upper 70s to and Carolyn Clonch, MidRACINE - A fund to purdleport, t!O and costs each, will get together in an old- lower 80s. Lows mainly In ' amchase a new emergency fashioned political rally the low to mid 50s early assault and battery. bulance for thl ' town as of Margaret Yonker, Mason, Saturday, Oct. 12 at the Friday, and lows In the mid Tuesday stood at $11,000, acforfeited a $305 bolid on American Legion Hall outside 50s to near 60 Friday night cording to Randall Robert... charges of driving while in- Wilkesville off State Route 124. and Saturday night. Latest donations received State, local and district toxicated . :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~=:::::::::--:::=:::=: were from Mr. and Mrs. David candidates of the party will be Gloeckner, Harriell Hyat~. on hand from 5 p. m. to midVeterans Memorial Hospital Diamond Lawson, Charles night to get acquainted, make ADMISSIONS Benjamin Amshary chapter informal speeches, answer Moore, Bidwell; Lawrence Shain, Jean Alkire, Clifford questions, and join in square Cunningham , Letart, W. Va.; Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ebers bach, Sr ., George and round dancing . pJan s activities Lizzie Davidson , Middleport; Cwnmins, Kenneth Russell, The fare will be barbecued Lowell Wingett , Pomeroy; The Ken Amsbary Chapter of chicken to be served at 5 by the Gaylene Robinson, Racinei Brimstone Raceway, Vernon Nease, Mr. and Mrs. Billy JOe the lzaak Walton League of Racine Emergency Squad and Robert Deeter, Racine. Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Carl America will sponsor a Racine Fire Depariment. DlSCHARGES David Call, Gheen, James Clifford, Mary ' Deadline for dinner reserNalional Hunting and Fishing Jeannie Hobbs, Jean Cochran, Grady, Gretta Simpson, -' Day at its farm near Chester vations is Oct. I. Tickets are Homer Masters. Raymond Adams, Charles E. Saturday, Sept. 28 starting at·- necessary for the dinner only. Spencer, Howard Frank, !Oa. m. fo~ children of aU ages. They may be purchased from Hilton Wolfe lr., Dixie Smith, 1 There will be demonstrations any Democrat committeeman Clearing and mild tonight. Gene Yost, Ross Scarberry, in muzzle loading rifles, m Meigs County as well as the boating, archery, trap other counties, Gallia, Jackson Lows in the low to mid 50s. Paul Hill, Edna Ptckena, Mr. shooting, fishing, trapping, III\d Athens. Tickets are $2.50 Thursday mostly sunny and and Mrs. George H. PuiUna, taxidermy, hunting and fire for adults and $1.50 for warmer with highs in the mid Harry Hili, Ivan Po•ell, to upper 70s. Russell Tucker, Linda G. arms safety. A fire arms children. The event is for everyone LOCALTEMPS ~ rnott, Murl Oura, Ralph display and working dogs in the Wilkesvi\,le interested . The field. Children 10 yaars of age The temperat\U'e In down;. ~er, Larry E. Spencer, or older .will participate in Legion hall is in the grove town Pomeroy Wednesday at Marie Roberts, . Yv9nne M. some shooting. Refreshments where bean dinners are 11 a. m. was 63 degree~ under Sellers, Okey Kiser, Ada traditionally served. will be served. partly cloudy skies. StegUanp, and Agnes l'l'k:t. Mayor levies six fines Pageant date set The 1975 Southeast Ohio Junior Miss Pageant has been set for Nov. 23 at the Pomeroy Junior High School auditorium. The pageant is open to aU high school senior girls in Southeastern Ohio where no Junior Miss Pageants are held. A contestant must be single and never have been married, divorced or had a marriage annulled. The contestant must be a bona fide high school senior during the six months preceding the date of America's Junior Miss Pageant. She must not graduate prior to Jan. I, 1975 and must not enroll in a college or a university prior to May I, 1975. The contestant on March I, 1975 shall not be less than 16 nor shall she attain her 19th birthday before May 31, 1975. A contestant must be of good character and possess poise, personality, intelligence, attractiveness and grooming. During the local pageant the contestant must display a talent of not more than three and one-half minutes long. This can be in singing, dancing, playing a musical instrument, giving a dramatic reading, showing an art display, dress designing or may give a talk on a subject of her choice. No contestant will be denied ihe right to participate because of race, color or creed. A con· test ant must be a citizen of the United States and a bona fide resident of Ohio. Anyone wishing any further Information may write the Southeast Ohio Junior Miss Pageant, P. 0 . Box 104, Pomeroy, • Bid opening set Pavement wanted Democrats will rally October 12 Ainhulance fund is at $11,000 Weather • l I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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