https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e98b70e90deb7f94a5791c2c9bab2197.pdf 9d601020c498d2f974ec9e0a1c83c30e PDF Text Text ' . . ' 24- The Swlday Time•. !lentinel, SWJday, Aug. 2G, 1973 10 Fined, 15 give up bonds POMEROY - Ten delend· ants were fined and 15 forfeited bonda and one was assessed c<»ts only in Meigs County .codrt Friday. Fined by Judge Frank W. Pqrter were Sidney C. Paf.. tenon, Marietta, $5 and costs, speeding; Nanci G. Maynard, Bidwell, and Richard Till, Zanesville, $10 and coots each, paasing without assured clear distance; Robert Palm, Irwin, Pa., US and costs, speeding, J oyc e J o h n s I o .n , Langsville , $10 and costs ,· failure to yield right of way : Michael W. Kelley, Rt. 4, Pomeroy , $20 and costs, speeding; Ivan B. Walker, Jr., Rt. 3 Pomeroy, $10 and costs, left of center; Fonna K. _CU!lums, Hemlock Grove, $19, and costs, passing at intersection; Gerald F. Barrett, Rt.l,Middleport;$10andcos!s, no operator's license; James Ramsey, Athens, $}0 and costs passmg at mtersectiOn, and Christine S. Tucker Rt. 2, ~cine, costs only, !allure to y1eld. Forfeiting bonds were Gary L. Renk, New Eagle,. Pa., $32.50, speeding; Ricky L. Blake Rt. 1 Reedsvil)e, $25, Improper registration; Teddy R. Roach, Bellville, $55, l1l speedi ng; Darrell Norris, Racine, $25, disl\!rbing the peace; Charlie Hill, Racine, $50, disturbing the peace and ob- sceAe language ; Steven B. Schoonover, Chauncey, end John M. Cllepes, Parkersburg, $27.50 each, speeding ; Raymond Y. Yerian, Caldwell, $27 .50, overheig)lt · load ; Patricia Crossan, Rt. l Miners· ville, $42.50, speeding ; Stephen Henderson, Middleport, $27,50, stop sign ; Monty B. Pratt, Van Wert, $27.50, improper backing ; Walter J . Mercer, Jr ., Cheshire , $37.50 speeding ; Jim Ritchie, Racine, and George D. Stobart, Jr., Racine, $25 each, disturbing the peace; Thomas Gospers , Fanklin Furnace, $22. 50, no eye protection on cycle. S . .. emor CJIJzen center activities POMEROY - Monday, Aug. 'll, Decopage, 1-3. Tuesday, Aug. 28, Cards and Games, 1-4. Thursday, Aug . 30, Birthday Party, I p.m. Help us celebrate! Friday, Aug. 31, Rug hooking, 9-11 . Emergency unit Quilting, rug hooking, horse shoes, shuffie board, cards, makes two caHs games, crafts, anytime you like. Check the bus schedule RACINE - The Racine ER and come in, do your shopping, For help with all your unit made one run Thursday or play with us. Bring your and one Friday. family insurance needs, sack lunch - we have the On Thursday at 4 p.m. Eddie coffee and iced tea! see: Taylor, 38, Rl. 1 Racine, was taken to ·Veterans Memorial Hospital with a back injury. · Por.k•Ctntral Friday at 10 p.m. Henry tlotol Biela. Walker, 60, PorUand, who was SeconCI Avenue having difficulty breathing, Gallipolis, Ohio was also taken to Veterans Phone 446-4290 Home-446-4518 By Bertha Parker Memorial. Both were treated Sabbath School attendance and released. Until fu r ther notice , the Aug. 19 at the Free Methodist IrATI J,UM Stile Farm Racine unit will be using its Church was 99, offering from lnturance Companias white truck for emergency all services was $198.47. Home Of!fcas: Rev. Hurd, New York, gave a . 'lloomlngton, Illinois calls and green truck on fire talk and showed pictures of the calls. Gerry Home, New York. The home is finan ced by the Free Methodist Churches. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stanley For eirline reserv1tions 'around the corner .. . have purchased the property of or around· the world . .. Lawrence Eblin and have occupied it. They are announ cing tile birth of their first child, Kristen Marl, born Aug. Ca II 446-0699 3 at Holzer Medical Center. Mr . and Mrs . Norman Schaefer visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Stahl, New Marshfield. 33 Court Street Mr. and Mrs. Roy How·ell, AMERICA~S LARGEST TRAVEL AGENCY . Mr. and Mrs. Larry Walker, ' Indiana, spent the weekend at th·eir home here. Like a good State Farm is there.---,----, Snowden Laurel Cliff News Notes A ' Riffe finds • opportunism in Kurfess RACINE Airman Nicholas R. lhle, son of Mr. and Mrs. John N. Ihle of Rt, I, has been assigned to Sheppard AFB, Te>., after complellng Air Force basic training. He bas been •~signed to the Technical Training Center ai Sheppard for specialized training In the com munication field. lhle is a 1973 gradullte of Southern High School. Two car accident occurs on SR 124 POMEROY -sheriff Robert D. Hartenbach's deparlment investigated a two car accident Satur-day morning at 9:30 on SR 124 in Minersville. A pickup truck . driven : by David Lee Hill, Racine, struck the rear of a ·car driven by Ronald D. Butcher, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, as Butcher prepared to stop to pick up two pedestrians. Mayme Mallory, a passenger in th.e Hili car, was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital by th!l Pomeroy ER Squad with a leg injury. The accident is still under investigation. VOTE TO STRIKE YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (UPI) - The I ,200 teachers in the Youngstown City School System voted Friday to strike Sept. 4 unless a "fair and equitable" contract settlement is reached by that date the first scheduled day of school. COLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohio House Speaker Vernal Riffe, DNew Booton, has charged Rep. Charles Kurfess, R-Bowling Green, lhe minority Houae leade•, wilh a!tempUng to make ·" political hay" out or incidents at lhe new Southern Ohio Correctional Facility. Kurfess and Rep . Sam Speck, R-New Concord, issued a "White Paper" last Wed· nesday on the troubled new maximum security prison. Frankly, I expectro a much more enlightened and concerned approac h on your behalf," Riffe said in a letter to Kurfess. Rifte said Kurfess was most interested in "generating press MEIGS MINE TOUR- Gealy Wallwork (second from right), manager of coal mining releases and bathing in operations at the Meigs Mine complex, points out new construction at mine site No. I to Rep. television ligbts." Clarence Miller (right) during a recent tour of the Gavin Power· Meigs Mine facilities. Joining . Riffe, whose district includes Rep. Miller and Wallwork are Chuck Keffler (left), Ohio Power CoJilpany's fuei!Uld natural Lucasville , also accused resources supervisor, and Doug Dempaey of the Meigs !dine staff. Rep. Miller has announced Kurfess of misusing the . that a public meeting of the Task Force surveying the economic development of Southeastern Legislative Service ComOhio will be held at 1p.m.on September 19at the Meigs County Courthouse. mission ,.. a bipartisan research arm of the General Assembly which Kurfess chairs. · · Kurfess went ahead with "a lCe Sue Or largely political and obviously . biased inquiry" into the Lucas. ville prison incidents after the DAYTON (UP! ) - ~ven­ PT. PLEASANT - A onecommission named a bipar- teen white Dayton policemen vehicle accident was intisan nine-member committee have filed a suit for $1.5 million Mr. and Mrs. Harry Knapp of vestigated by the Mason to investigate the state charging the city of Dayton, Terre Haute, Indiana, wa~ last County Sheriff's ~partment Corrections Department, Riffe two city commissions and two ThUrsday visitor of Mr. and Friday afternoon on State said. city offic ials with racial Mrs. Lincoln Russell. Route 62, but no injuries were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Russell, reported. discrimination in their Tena Rae of Kentucky were promotional policies. Deputy James Craddock The suit claims the officers Thursday and Friday visitor~ made invesUgation and said passed a 1971 promotional of Mr. and Mrs . Lincoln the driver was Curtis F. Riffle, examination and were placed Russell. 810 W. Main Street, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Harley T. Riffle told police another on a waiting list valid for two years . The Dayton Police Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. vehicle hit the left side of his Contrary to liberal expecta· Department allowed the list to Howard Thoma enjoyed car near the bumper and lions, the passage of a shield expire, despite vacancies in the homemade ice cream Monday fender. law (for reporters) would evening at the home of Mr. and deparlment, the suit charged. concede additional authority At the time, the city was Mrs. Harley E. Johnson, to those people whom the press chooses to identify as its following a policy of Tommy, Cheryl and Terry. · Just read a bqrror story Faye Donlavy of Columbus about football, where the en· enemies. promotions for black officers - Lewis H·. Lapham, manag- only. That policy was ruled was a weekend visitor of her thusiastic crowds took down ing edjtor of Harper's mag- discriminatory in a suit last daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George the ghoul posts at the end of azine. the game. Warner and family. · spring. P,ol' fi $1.5 mt'llw'n Wolfpen News, Notes Pomeroy man unhurt Friday " :Put and take stripping wo:fks in Pennsylvania Guckert 118id the method waa " 110 •imple I don~ know why It hadn't been thought of before." . "You put the spll back In where the coal csme from ," he CHARLESTON, W.Va. (UPI) - Pennsylvania officials contended here Sunday that the "put and take" strip mine reclamalloolylltem, used suc<:essfully in their state in reeent years, 111\ould be put to use in West Virginia . "!know thllaystem can work in West Virginia, " Dire<1or William E. Guckert of Pennsylvania's Bureau of Surface Mine Reclamation told a legislative interun committee studylpg West VIrginia's coal production and mine employment decline . c~plained . ','Nearly everywhc'l'e In other Btates people are saying ban strip mining,'' Guckert said. "But you don't hear thai In Pennsylvania any more. The people Qren't <'Omplalnlng anymore.'' Slides were shown of successful •trip mine reclamation in Pennsylvania. The committee later looklldat films of reclamation in West Virginia . The difference between work done in the two states was t~at highwalls were covered back over In Pennsylvania, while in most West Virginia projects the 30-fool highway allowed by law was left standing. Lancaster called the highwall "an l.sland Inaccessible to wildlife and hunters." "Why leave the 30-foot hlghwall?" he asked. "What's the Guckert appeared before the ·committee alonQ with Tnapecwr-at·Large Edward R. Lancaster or his agency .and coilf milling official Edward Mears of Marion Center, Pa. Meara Is president of Mears Coal Co., which developlld the "modified block cut" mining method and put it to use fullscale In 1971. Sometbnes referred to as the "controlled placement" method In West Virginia, the system involves the back filling of dirt and other mine refuse into the mined out are•. QUOTES Mostly sunny, hot and humid today and Tuesday. Higha both days In the low and mid 90s; Clear and warm tonight lows In the upper 90s and low 70s. en tine Devoted To 17ae In~rf!'U Of~ Meig•·MaMJn Area MONDAY, AUGUST 27, 1973 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL XXV NO. 94 A 6,000 gallon tar tank the weekend, Sheriff Robert C, containing 3,000 gallons of tar Hartenbach's Dept. said today. The tank is located on county was dumped on Leading Creek road by vandala sometime over road 3 (Leading Creek Road) which connects the Route 7 bypass and Rutland. When county highway employes went today to get the ' I 't Jl )! . ---:-- -:A.~ . YES, WE MUST CLOSE OUT THIS BUSINESS SO THE ESTATE OF THE ' lATE BOB REES CAN BE SETTLED. NINE USED CARS ·THE·Y MUST BE SOLD! lHE TIME TO BUY, COME IN PICK OUT THE CAR' OF YOUR CHOICE. GIVE US YOUR OFFER, IF AT All POSSIBLE ••• . Just Received .A Large Shipment Of &pen Stock Maple Bedroom Furniture Singl e · Double and Tripl e ·Dressers with Mirrors Four, five, six and eight drawer Chests . Night Stands . Single and Double Beds. Come to the Furniture Department on the 3rd Floor and lake advantage of the many furniture values. Free customer parking on Second Strf!el and at Elberfelds Mechanic Street Warehouse. Visit Elbertelds Warehouse on Mechanic Street· for Appliances Wasiiers • Dryers ·· Refrigerators · Freezers · Gas Ranges · Electric Ranges · Humidifiers • Dehumidifiers - Air Conditioners · Metal Cabinets · Wardrobes · Water Heaters . Kitchen Cabinets · Kitchen Sinks · Room Heaters · linoleum • Congoleum . all widths . Big selection Room Size Rug's • 12 and 15 foot wide Carpet. Metal Trim. Be thrifty! Save all of your saleslips from OPEN TIL 7 PM MONDAY THRU FRIDAY _.a.~--.~.--.Th.lr•a•&._co.u.rt•s•'·-.-.~-Ph·o·ne4~-1~5~13~. . . .~G~a~~~ ' l •• ' ·-· ? . V1ctory ., THI~ I~ BOB REES PONTIAC, INC. ~ .· WORK IS PROGRESSING on repair of the Pomeroy Post Office which was heavily damaged by a rock slide on Dec. 3, 1971. Contract for repair of the structure and loading dock at the side of the buDding has been awarded to the Arthur Painting Co. of Akron . Presently workers are repairing a whole in the building and are rebuilding the loading dock after which time the Interior of the structure wiU be repaired. Work has been underway for the past month a.nd it's expected to bt four more weeks before the post office operation can be returned to the building. The post office has been located in the former Pomeroy Senior High School since December, 1972. ONE NEW GRAND PRIX DONT BUY ANOTHER CAR UNTIL YOU ·CHECK AT OUR LOT FIRST I YOU CAN NAME YOUR OWN PRICE HEREJ TEN CENTS PHONE 992·2156 / Tanko tar dumped ,If ': r ..1 ' .I SORRY NO TRADE-INS - All SALES ARE FINAL The UnltOO States first lssulld paper money in 1862 to help pay for the Civil War, but by the end of the war Inflation had reduced the value of the paper dollar to 35 cents. / .' ' ..:; ·-~· Greene said strip mining totals In West VIrginia so far lhis year are down about SO per t-ent from last year. Actual Now You Know Open Weekdays 9:30 tp 9 p;m.-Fridays and Saturdays 9: 30 to 9 BOB REES PONTIAC, INC. ONLY A FEW CARS LEFT! NOW AT BIG SAVINGS! areas." He said additional financing, some system of matching funds or increased assessment fees would "have to become a reality" for the fund to remain adequate. Commltlee Chairman Sen. Alan Susman, DRaleigh, said . President Arnold Miller of the United Mine Workers union was scheduled to appear at next month's meetlng. TIMELY f YOU'LL OWN THAT CAR. But he aaid the co!M to West Virginia strip miners, who face more severe topography problems than those In Penn· sylvania, would have to be justified. Greene released to the panel a rt'CenUy completed Inter agency report on surface mining in West Virginia , which stated that the "modJIIC(J block cut appellrS to be a marked bnprovement over early mining methods, especially on steep tonnage, he noted, decreased 24 per cent and 104 companies went out of business since tbe tum of the decade. Plus factors .for the Industry, he added, included new teeh· nology and indications that the "coal market altuation •P· pears to be picking up." Of "great concern," Greene said, was the curent status of the state 's special reclamatioolund whereby companiea are assessed for the acreage they mine a.nd the money is used to reel aim the land . Allhough his agency has collected $6.3 million since July I, 1963, Greene said lhe fund now had disbursed about $5.5 mil· lion . Weather ELBERFELDS IN· POMEROY . difference bt:tween JOfeet, 110 feet and 90 feet?" Ben Greene, chief of West Virginia 's Reclamation DIvision, t'Oncl!tled that 30 feet "is no m a~l c number ...but it's what the at1 (the state'siD71stripmine law) requires." . Green praised the Pennsylvania syl!tem, and noted It was being ulled by some West Virginia companies, partk ularly Hobtt Mining and Conl!tructlon Co. at Its operations near Trat-c Fork, Mingo County. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY I . I By United Press International SAJGON - SUPPORTERS OF PRESIDENT Nguyen Van Thieu swept all 31 races Sunday in South Vietnam's Senate election, the first national vote since the Jan. 28 cease.flre, unofficial returns showed today. The vote gave Thieu's sup. porters a two-thirds majority In the Senate, thus empowering the iill'year-old president, If he chooses, to amend the constitution to permit him to run for an unprecedented third term. Government spokesmen said more than 92 per cent ot the nation's registered voters cast ballots, in spite of several reported terrorist incidents at the polls and boycotts by neutralist and Communist parties. Two slates of candidates committed to Thieu - the president's own Dan Chu or democracy alliance, and the White Elephant party l~ d by . Foreign Minister Tran Van Lam - overwhelmed two opposition states by margins of better tha.n five to one. or defeat PHNOM PENH (UPI) - One day after announcing its greatest victory since the U.S. bomb Halt Aug. 15, the Cambodian army surrendered the vital village of Sethbo, 10 miles south of Phnom Penh, arid lost ground contact with 122 men in the town ol Phum Sala Kruors, field reporters said today . The Communist victories at (Continued on page 6) CASAGRANDE, ARJZ. - TWO MINERS trapped nine days 1n a dead end ~Wlnell,300 feet beneath the baking desert were dead "at least five days and possibly longer" before ,rescuers found the bodies, a medical report disclosed Sunday. Justice of the Peace George Pickerel, ex-officio coroner in the case, could not plllpoint the exact time of death of David Deeder, 41, Casa Grande, and Terry Udall, 24, Fort Collins, Colo. He empaneled a •· coroner's jury and said an Inquest would be continued, probably 111W next week. State M.lne Inspector Verne C. MccUtchan, who said, "We dld everything possible· to get them out," added that temperatures in the tunner were close to 120 degrees when rescuers fiilallY broke through lhe rock and muck Saturdey night. He sold that might have had "an important bearing on their deat11s." WASHINGTON - THE SOVIET UNION will goln a "strategic edge" uilleliSthe United Slates makes some response to the Runlan development of multiple warheads lor nucloar mlliSllea, Defense Secretary James R. Schlesslnger believes. Schlealnger discussed the Soviet development of the SO· called MIRVS in a &lnday television interview. He was asked if the development Increased lhe likelihood of nuclear war, and he replied that depended upon the reactions. "The likelihood of nucletlt wilt laexceedil'lgly low , and u lona as both sides retain o (Con Unued on page 6) I tank to move it to another area they discovered that its contents had been spilled on the highway. Rolland Crabtree, superintendent of the county Highway Dept., notified the sheriff this morning. Dave Spencer of the highway deparlment said the loss is · costly, not only in the loss of tar but in man hours in cleaning up the tar, hopefully to prevent it from polluting Leading Creek which runs along the road. The incident is under investigation. The sheriff's dept. Investigated a hif..skip Sunday at 7 p.m. on SR 338 at Apple Grove. Roger Milliron,, 23; Racine, Rt. 2., was trave)lng.north when he went off the highway on the right and struck a ·malllwx belonging to A. E. Wheeler, Racine, Rt. 2, and failed to stop. The department said charges will be filed. The department Friday apprehended a male juvenile from Springfield who was wanted on a delinquency warrant. The youth was alleged to have been involved in the theft of a truck and equipment belonging to Kenneth Rose, Springfield. He was picked up here Saturday by SpringfieW authorities. Students to have Premiums • . , Over $300 in premiums to Meigs County school students will be presented after Tuesday's opening of schools. The premiums were earned by students who exhibited in the school section of the amual Meigs County Fair. Besides ribbons, sludents won for themselves $1.50 for a blue ribbon; $1 for a red ribbon and ·50 cents for a third plac~ white ribbon. Each student was permitted to enter one exhibit of his work In the field of either science or arts and crafts (ConUnued on page 6) fo.-;:' . ' .. . .NEW f!EADQUARTERS - Work Js mov,lng ahead .on construction of the new Pomeroy Fire Department headquarters on Butternut Ave. General contractor on the building is the Athens Masonry Co., Athens. Ground was broken for the $103,000 structure July 16. An Economic · Deveopment Admiriistration grant of $75,200 is helping to pay for the project which will permit consolidation of all fire and Four calls The Pomeroy E-R squad answered four calls Saturday night and Sunday. They were : - At 5:10 p.m. Sunday to Dexter for Eva McKinney who had fallen at home. She was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital and admitted. - At 2:51 p, m. Sunday to Harrisonvllie for Henry Eblin who was choking on an apple. He was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital, treated, and released. - At 10:56 a.m. Sunday, to the Ada Harper residence on Chester Road for Sheila Bumgardner who. was ill . She was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital, treated, and released. - And at 9:31 p.Jil. Saturday, to the Evelyn Landers home , 104 Union Ave., for Penny Landers, 14, having trouble breathing. She was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital, treated and released. - At 8:14 p.m. Saturday, · the fire dept. was called to the area of Craw's Steak House on w. Main St., where a car was reported on fire . The call was cancelled . Gallia, not Meigs An "impact" meeting on Sept. 19 conducted by lhe task force surveytag the economic development of southeastern Ohio announced earlier to be held In the Meigs County Cour· thouse will be held Instead In the Gallla County Court· huuse. Congressman Clarence Miller's offi ce said this morning unforseen clr· cumstances had arisen making the change necessary. LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in downtown Pomeroy at II a. m. Monday was 84 degrees under sunny skies. LIGHT IN BUSINESS Motorists in Pomeroy are reminded by police today that the traffic light ot the corner of Union and Mulberry Aves. has been put into operation in preparation for tomorrow's operilng of school. The light has been used only as a warning signal at the intersection during the summer. emergency equ~pt:qe,~~t 1. Collso\idatloft :ol.tha deparlmentaat one location has been a "dream;' of at least 25 years ·· durl!tion. UnW the early 60s Pomeroy had three separate fire deparlments each with its own headquarters. But not until the Butternut Ave. headquarters is occupied will all of Pomeroy's volunteer deparlmenta and their supporting equipment and supplies be under one roof. Tractor pulls won by Circlevillian FORT RECOVERY, Ohio (UP!) - Mike Rittinger of Circleville won both the 9,000 and the 7,000 pound modified classes Sunday at the Ohio State Championship Tractor Pull here. Bittinger used his International Harvester tractor powered by a Lincoln Continental 430 engine to capture the two titles at the final four events of the two-day pull at Ambassador Park sponsored by the Fort Recovery Community Improvement Cor· poration . More than 7,500 persons watched the competition by 130 tractors !rom the Midwest and Canada. Blaine Keck of Monroe, Mich., driving a Massie 1130 with a tank engine, won the 12,000 pound open class and Rubm Tingley of Martinsville, Ill .• drove his John Deere 4430 to vicwry In the 9,000 pound superstock division . Paul Bosse or Ada was poltlld modi· fled class competition, which attracted 18 entries. Trailing were Gaylord Zechman of Green Springs; Steve. Drew, New Madison; and Wayne Patchett, Frankfort, Ind. Bill Noland of Kokomo, Ind., finished second among the 27 entries in the 7,000 pound modilied contest. TraDing were Jim Wilson, GreenvUle ; Maynard 8osselott, Sardinia; and Wayne Patchett, Frankfort, Ind . Ronald Johnson Ada was · runnerup ln the 12,000 Pound open tractor pull in which nine competed. Other in the top five were Ral!il Chamberlin, Bucyrus · Carl Boose Ada· and ' Oughtred, ' Brantford, ' . Gord Ont., Can. Bob Grove of Beloit waa second in the 9,000 pound superstock ·class, which attracted 15 entries. Trailing were Sam Curts, Muncie, Ind. ; Ben Greenwald, Indianapolis; Gord Oughtred, Brantford, Ont., Can . Senior citizens lived it up at State Fair By Mrs. VIlma Plkkoja This is an "I wish you were here" letter to all the senior citizens of Meigs County who couldn't be with us at the State Fa ir. ., A perfect day, a very enjoyable day it was, marred only by a thought thot you, too, couldn't share the pleasant trip with us. It was two b\15 loads and a mini bus thai left Pomeroy Friday morning in a drizzle of mist which fortunately never ~eveloped into rain. · Well planned and organized In advance down to minor details; the trip took us through the gates of the fair without ·any interruption ; even the entrance fee was paid in the one $0.50fee. You didn't have the trouble pf parking your car and · you landed directly In front of lhe senior citizens' center tents, three large ones. Hot coffee and tealn-e of charge were waiting for us and even the Governor himself ceme to us. We didn't have to move to go to see hint He came and signed a very Important bill, one that finally transferred the senior citizens agency nway from the "menially retarded and rehabllitaUon" division to end by itself .~ a result of many conferences we have attended and many resolutions we have sent, ihe legislature had acted and we are proud to be a one-million strong group of residents known as "senior citizens". TI1ere is dignity and pride In btlonging to a group of people who readily have become known as Meigs County Senior Citizens. · When Mrs. Rose Papier, tho coordinator of the Agency spoke briefly In the afternoon, she mentioned Meigs County as tho exa mple of jobs well done not once, but a couples· or Urnes. She said that the Nelsonville forltlll which was under the leadership of Mrs. Eleanor Thomas, Pomeroy, with Meigs County as the. organizing group, was an amazing surprise to the visitors from Washington, D. C., as well as to the leadership In Columbus. Mrs. Papier observed that Dr. Flemming ," the .commissioner on aging from Washington, D. C., who was the main speaker at the forum, was greatly lmpressetl and probsbly would come again if asked. Tins is building confidence in quarters where it really counts, Washington and Columbus. Mrs. Papier commended the many citizens who had written their legislators and Hdvlsed that this is the best way . . to get results. Let yourself be known and Jet your wishes and needs be known; only then will results be possible, she commented. And you should have seen the many heauUful quilts and afghans on display in the a riB and cra£18 building . The junior arts and crafts building was so crammed with vl~itors that one could hardly get ln. I watched a 9 \1-yea r~ld I!Chooi gtrl display polished stones and jewelry she had made. lt -wa1 remarkable how professional a nlne-year~ld could be in this field. The vocational training demonstrations had a variety ol topics. Ayoung glfl demonstrated how to saddle a horae and i!omrone else showed how to shear a slleep. There were cooking demonstrations in the electric build!~ and the laney decorated cukes in the arts ond crafts building, the largest und best looking vegetables and the ca nned preservea - ull gave inspiration. wen, why not plan to take In the State Fair ntltt year and take uionK a quilt or a gourd. You ml&ht even win a blue ribbon . ' Jusl plan to be Ill ere. We miNed you I �1- 'nle Dill~ Sentlnel,Middleport-!'Qilleroy, o.,Aui. '¥1, 1m 2- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Aug. '1:1, i97l Reds top Cards Facts wanted, Mansfield says WASHINGTON ( UPI) - The Mansfield, Interviewed on Alnerlcan people may be tired CBS News' "Face the NaUon, " o! the Watergate lnveslgation, disagreed with President but they still want the facts laid Nixon that the Congress was out, Senate Democraltc leader neglectmg Its business because Mike Mansfield said Sunday. It was obsessed wtth the ' Racine Social Events political scandal He said there was "nothmg to" rumors that Congress was "out to get" Nixon "We want to cooperate with the President," Mansfield said. "We will Our hand is out." In response to a que&1ion, the Montana Democrat said he believed the people were "tired'' of the matter "but they want it to continue because they want all the facts lmd out, and all the facts will be laid ·cord of Coo!ll"ess this ye..r, saying, "we've made the best record In the Senate In many years... 11 ''We think that the functions of the government come before all else, and there has • no obsession with Wateriulte on the part of the Senate or the Congress, nor will there be." Mansfield said. "And as far as the rumors that the Congress and the committee are out to get the President are concerned, there Is absolutely nothing to that." Mansfield said he hoped Nixon, after the first phase of the hearings is completed, would mvlte the Senate committee members to the White House to discuss the question of provldmg tapes of Watergaterelated conversations. He satd he hoped the Prestdent would make available to Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox the porttons of the tapes related to Watergate. Community Corner By Charlene Hoeflich .I 'lliERE'SSOMETHING new for preserving Dowers and tt's called "7·Up, the Un for cut Flowers". Dr . William Carpenter, professor of horticulture at Michigan State University, came up with the formula for preserving cut Dowers,and it has since been learned that Ills the same one used for preserving Dowers In the Rose Bowl parade. "Use one part of a 7·Up to one part water and then add one teaspoon of bleach (such as Clorox) to each quart of the solution. The citric acid soft drink supplies carbonation and acid which reduce bactertal growth while the sugar provides food. The bleach provides a longer term bacterial deterrent," According to Dr. Carpenter, the formula shoots down the asplriMn~he-vase theory which, he says, wasn't any good anyway. Inhibiting bacteria whlle giving plants energy Is the new formula's secret since it is bacterial growth which blocks absorption of food and water by flower stems. Dr Carpenter is now working on a new vacuum refngeratton process so flowers can be stored six to etghl weeks. Won't that be nice. Bear aids Giants Green Thumb lly United Pma lltlenwloul · A llufftd toy bear at In the Notes . .. · Stm Franciac)o dugout Sunday !II the Gilnta played the New York Meta. II was the 111011 valuable non1>layer In the A weekly feature of Meigs County Carden Club memben Stiversville News Notes Group to support issue Winding Trail meets Fairview News Notes Sentinel ... ~uby Ram1ly ~Y/Jun1on hold ... Dr. T. J. Bradshaw Dr. Milton Mason firlll 2Q.same winner this year. paw to win 20 game& for the With the help rA "Bear," Glanta Iince they left New York after the 1957 seuon. Mike McCormick, who was 2210 Jn 1967, WaS the other. ' 'It hit me two daya ago that I waa going for 20 vlctorie&," Bryant !IBid while celebrating his feat with champagne after the game. "I thought about it American LtiiUt ly United Pren lnttrnatlonet for 8 day or so. but when I went lilt w. 1. pet. e.b . Nation~~~~·•••• to the mound today it was just Baltlmort 1A $2 587 1 · w. pet. e.b. llke any other day." 8ottQn 70 58 ,5-17 5 St Louts 65 U lOA Detro !I 70 60 538 6 Pittsburgh 62 u -192 m Bryant, who was ii-8 as a Now York 61 6-1 .515 9 Chicago n 66 •sa ~v, relief man hlB first year with M l iWIIUkll 62 65 .jiB 12V. Montreal CIIVIIInd 5-I 11 m 22'11 Philadelphia ;~ 6 the Giants In 1970 and had Ids West New York ss 10 -153 6'1• best season with a 14-7 record w I. pet. g .b. Wilt Oakland 77 52 597 w. t. pet. g.b. 1aat year, OWilB Impressive KtniiiCIIy 73 58 557 5 LosAngeles 81 -19 623 credentials since buying the Chicago 61 69 469 l61J2 CJnclnnatl 78 5-I 591 • Minnesota 60 68 469 l6 1f2 Sen F ranclsco 72 56 .563 8 stuffed toy he calls "Bear" In California 59 67 .468 10112 :~ :~ l~ Chicago In June, 1972. He hss Texas 45 U 352 311h ~~~~'l'.n · . htur "'"~~,JY'I R11u111 san Diego -18 81 .!72 32'11 won 31 of 42 decisions since Dt1rolt 4 Chh go l saturdl¥'' Ruutts Uten and "Bear" has a special Oakland 2 Nt\-v York 0 san Francisco 1 New Yorlc. 0 Cleveland 6 Ttxes S Los AngaiOI 6 Phlla .j, 12 Inn seat in the dugout Whenever Mllwaukeela Minnesota 6 Montreal 13 San Diogo 2 Bryant pitches. Bel11more 7 Kansas c;::nv 1 Pittsburgh 6 Atlan1a 5, 11 Inn Another superstition of Boston 4 California o Chicago 4 Houston 3, 10 Inn Sundly's Rtsulh Cincinnati 6 st Louis • Bryant's Involves bubblegum. Tt)(IS 9 Cleveland o, lat sunday's Results 11 this Texas 5 Cleveland 3, 2nd san Diogo j Montreal 2 After he was 3-3 ear er Chicago i Detroit 1. 1st Los Angeles 1 Phlldol~hla 3 year, he put four pieces of Chicago 3 Detroit 1, 2nd San Francisco! New ark • bubblegum in h18. back pocket Milwaukee 3 Minnesota 2 Cinclnnetl A St Louis 1 Oakland 1 New York 0 Atlenta 8 Pittsburgh 6 going for his folll'th. Sunday he Baltimore 10 Kenan City 1 Chicago -1 Houston 2 uff d 20 pi th California 1 Boston o Tod1y's PrOblble Pitchers st e eces ere. j Today's Problblt Pltchtrs I All Tlmfl EDT) Bryant allowed eight hits (All Tlm11 EDTI Los Angeles (Moneromlth 11· hil alk" t d strlkln Boston (Moret 9·0) at Oek - &I at Montreal <Rogers .c 31. w e w mg wo an g land IOdom -1·9), 11 p m 8:15 p m . out three to win his fifth Mllweukll (Champion A 5) at v:r"k"8l~~~ ~~\~in ~l at Now straight. Bryant needed relief Chicago (Wood 20 181,9 p m Mlnnosota (Flie 0·11 at San Francisco I Barr 10 13) at belp from Sosa after PlltUng Detroit IStrahler • -II. 8 15 p m Phlladelphla llonborg 11 · 10l, runners on second and third Texu !Clyde 4 5) 11:t Bel · 7 30 p.m . tlmore <Cuellar 12·121 , 7.30 st Louis I Nagy o 1l at with one out In the ninth. Sosa P m. HouS!on !Griffin o 51,8 .30 P m picked up his ltth save despite IOnlygames scheduled) (Only games scheduled I Tuesday's Games Tu11day'1 Gomes giving up a two-run single to Boston at Oakland, night Los Angeles at Montreal, night in Lite K 8os 11 New York at California , night sen Diego at new York, night P cl111 t r en we . Milwaukee at Chicago, night san FranciSco at Phlladeiphla, Kingman, who had been Minnesota at Detroit, night Kansas Clt't at Cleveland, ~~~~~go at Atlanta, night hitless in Ids ~st 'll at-batstwilight Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. night striking out 16ttmes, broke out Texu at Baltimore, night St _Louls at Houston, night of his slump with a two-run r---~----------------; single in the fourth and a tworun homer in the sixth. In other NL games, Los Angeles beat Philadelphia, 7-3, Atlanta cUpped Pittsburgh, 8-6, Cincinnati defeated St. Louis, 4-1, Chicago stopped Houston, 4-2, and San Diego downed Montreal, 4-2. In the American League, Texas beat Cleveland twice,~ and 5-3, Chicago also swept a doubleheader from Detroit, 4-1 and 3-1, Milwaukee nipped Minnesota, 3-2, Oakland edged New York, 1·0, Baltimore romped over Kansas City, III-I, and California stopped Boston, I-ll. 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Wabama played without tbe services of its flnlslring quarterback, Terry Smllh. Olber Falcon regulars oul wtlh pre-season bumps and bruises were Tim Roush and Brian Russell. Only Blu~ Devil not dressed for Gallia's first of three preseason practice tilts was defensive end standout Rick Grymes, 170-pound senior. Grymes goes both ways - he l l S offensl·ve end a so p arh . tio ·. into teanunate Ferguson JenAmong ose seemg ac n ltlns, who was batting and the for the Falcons were Mark pitcher had to be removed because of a jammed Index fmger on the pitching hand. Jenkins earned the victory and his record Is now 12-12. CINCINNATI (UP!) - The Dave Roberts broke up a 2-2 tie with a two..,un homer in the Cincinnati Reds may be bat· top of the ninth to lead San tUng more than the Los Diego over Montreal as rookie Angeles Dodgers In their Ran~y Jones won his fourth pennaht drive this year. They may also be fighUng internal game. "' TIME, AND DELICIOUS FRYING CHICKENS WHOLt: LUNDfES AT ••• N. W. 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TH • ••• Galli a Academy High School's Blue Devils scored three touchdowns while holding visiting Wahama scoreless in a controlled grtd scnnunage on Me~norial Field before several hundred onlookers Saturday night. Th•.-. were no kickoffs or punts permitted in the twohour practice tilt. Coach c. L. (Johnny) Ecker played 37lads Falcon Coach Grant Barne~ played approximately 25 boys CALCUlATOR and Appliances • • JCE MARK I, PORTABLE REPRESENTING ••. ITS BACK TO SCHOOL U. S. putts .: TUESDAY ONLY Quality Furniture ~~------------------""!! By JOE FROHLINGER second on a llllcrif1ce, third on ered Texss to a doublehelidlt ..u UPI Sporll Writer a wild pitch and then scored sweep. Bill Singer pitched 1 I!IJ:· It seems like the good old the game'a only r1111 on a pinchhitter to halt Boston's winn1111 days In Baltimore agam, hit single by Vic Pavallllo. streak at eight In the An(jtla' maybe even better . Pedro Garcia belted a twoBaltimore made it 13 straight run homer in the second Inning victory. 'nle defeat dropped ihe wins Sunday when the blister- and Jim Slaton held Minnesota Red Sox five games bel)lnd the lng hot Orioles handed the to six hits before leoving in the Orioles In the AL Eut race skidding Kansaa City Royals a ninth as Milwaukee beat the despite a fine pitching perfqrmance from LulJ Tlant, who Jl).l 11elback and hiked their Twins. Bv Denny Fobes lead in the American League Carlos May knocked in three allowed only three hlta. runs with a pair of homers and 1 O..oplte what most have said since Saturday morning, the Easl to five games. Andy Etchebarren, a veteran Jim Kaat turned In a threeMeigs Marauders didn't look all !hat bad in their 16-0 scrimmage of the 1971 world champions, hitter In the Chlsox' flrat game victory over Ripley (W. Va.) . There were a few bright spola In the Marauder appearance, thinks the Orioles have put It win. BlU Melton, delegated to namely the ruMing of several backs, the blocking of the second all together "I've been here the designated hitter's role for string line during the 2 touchdown drives, and the work of the since 1966 and this is as good as tlte first time this season, defensive line, whtch limited the West VIrginians to a mere 2 we've ever played, If not the completed the doubleheader best We're getting pitching, sweep over the Tigers with a yards per carry average. hitting and fielding at the same two-run homer. However, the defensive back!leld, giving up 104 yards through the air via 9 completions in IJ attempts, was one of the time, so how are we going to Jim Merritt had a uttle extra on the ball-some sallva-wben , evident weak spots and w1ll probably be top priority as Coach lose?" Not if the Drioles conUnue to he tossed a three-hitter In the BROOKLINE, Mass. (UP!)_ Charley Chancey takes his 7th edltlon of the Maroon and Gold play the way they did against Rangers' first game victory The Americana whipped the into the final2weeksofpreparation for the ID73season Several times the Marauder defense could have been burned the Royals, who are In a over the Indians. "We had been Brltlah in the battle 011 the for long TD passes had the Ripley quarterback thrown with more nosedive, having lost seven of going bad lately so I thought greens over the weekend and thetr last 10 decisions. Etche- I'd try something different. with it, won the 24th Walke; accuracy. • Missed tackles were also fa~rly evident, although it was only barren rapped out three hits, Heck, there are a lot of guya Cup IO-inember amateur golf the first time the Meigs players had been permitted to ht\ all out includmg a solo homer. Paul around the league who are Blair slammed an Inside-thethrowing the spltter and I'm team from the United Stalel since pre<~eason drills began. Overall, the 5Crunmage was a good one - especwlly from park grand slam homer and going to continue to throw It defeated the Great Britain aillfIreland aquad, 14-10, In the tw.ll:. the standpoint that the Marauders now know where the real Jim Palmer turned in a four- until they stop." weaknesses exist. A lot of work this week, coupled with another hitter with ninth Inning relief Jeff Burroughs belted a pair day match play event whil!lr of homers to spark the Rangers ended Saturday at The Counlfl scrimmage, should g1ve some lndtcation of what Marauder fans help from Eddie Watt. Manager Earl Weaver may attack in the first game and Club :,.:: can expect come Sept. 7 ' have sounded a bit greedy but home runs In the finale by Alex Th~ U.S. team, collectively,. ABC'S INSTANT REPLAY provtded some good close-ups of was really exposing a bit of his Johnson and V1c Harris pow- was less accurate on pro football skulldugery Sundsy night A network cameraman superstituous nature when he - - - - - - - - - - fairways but deadly on !be : caught Kansas City's Emmett Thomas m tbe act of slugging the said, "I want one more win Mo)or Luguo Loodero greens. 1n the end , the putU•~ ..,. ,' Packers' Carroll Dale, then g1ving Dale a swift ktck in the back because I don't want to stop at By Unlltd Pren tntornollonot saved the Americana just when ' Lndlng Bofttro the British had appeared "" · w1th his knee wh1le the Green Bay receiver lay on the ground. !$-it's unlucky. 1 can think of Notional Luau• 40 • The ref only gave Thomas a warning, but got back at him on the arunawaybutlcan'tsayttfor g ab r h pet. charge ahead from a !<>e ' 131 96 1" 346 defic'. t at the start of the IJ-"'"' next play with a questionable pass interference call. fear that something might Watson, Rose, ClnH 132 552 492 84 155 315 'IIUoll Again, Thomas tried to place an elbow to tbe head of a Green happen to break the spell." Mddx. SF 113 <53 sa u2 m eight singles matches. In other American League Perez,Cin 12-1 j61 56 1-1-1 312 In mld-•fternoon, with ..,, Bay receiver, but, as before, Thomas paid, getting burned for a Cedeno, H 110 j10 68 128 312 ~ Packer touchdown. games, Texas swept Cleveland, Crdnt, Ch 121 m 71 135 JOB players on the course, the : ~ and 5-3, Chicago swept ~~~~;,:~~,'g~ 342 51 105 307 British team had taken the • U>BBER VS. LIDBER - Bobby Riggs predicts his soon-to- Detroit, 4-1 and 3-1, Milwaukee m m ~6 t28 306 tournament lead for the first : • be vtctoryoverfemalenet great Btllie Jean King will be a mateh mpped Minnesota, 3-2, Oakland Hunt, Mil 109 392 61 120 306 . Garr,AII 125 557 19 168 302 time. of the "Jobber vs. the libber"' . edged New York, I-ll, and Godsn , SF 102 384 37 116 302 The two veteran American : The 55-year-old Rtggs contends that a woman's place is in the Califorma mpped Boston, H. Amer~con,keaarueh pet. players, ViMy Giles of lUch· : home, while men should get their 2 nights of poker each week, In the Napedtiona~ Le~gu~, ~; ~~~~o~.n~1 1:; ~;~ ;; ·ll~ mond, Va., and Dick Slderowf : along with weekends of golf and duck hunUng. Diego stop on ea, 'Mrcr,NV131 508 68159 313 ofWestport,Conn.,werebehlnd ; Howard Cossell obviously Sides w1th Mtss King, as evidenced Los Angeles topped Phtladel- May, Mil 12s so1 76 1sa 312 at the halfway mark. And • Mnsn. NY 122 m 68 129 306 h -~•ty ... ' by his asking Riggs if he's going to wear a dress In the Sept. 20 Phi a, 7•3' San Francl·sco ''Leat Jcksn, ok 129 470 94 143 30~ young Gary Koc • Un1v.. ., "' ' Astrodome match. New York, 5-4, Cincinnati beat Davis, Bit 109 438 44 tJJ JO< Florida star, lost the first But the greatest hustler to come on the American sports St Louis, 4-1, AUanta out- Otls.KC 126 496 82 150 302 h l Pete Hed ... , Jhnsn , Tx 127 508 -19 152 .299 o es to r ges, 26, u• , scene in a long time was wtruiDed, and will probably prove once slugged Pittsburgh, 8-6, and M At, NY 119 <82 60 w 299 Great Britain, a chartered agam that males are far superior to females when 11 comes to Houston took Chicago, 4-2. Scott, Mil 123 111 78 141 .299 accountant. Home Runs athletics. New York absorbed its sixth National League : Johnson, But the U.S. putters fired RED NOTES - The Cmcmnati Redlegs complete thetr straight loss, a tough decision At! 36, stargeil , Pitt 35. Evans. back as the day unwound ami 34, Bonds. SF 33. Aaron. regular season Eastern DtviSton play this week, when Pttts- to the A's, who won their 12th Atl A11 32 the tournament came to thlt burgh Pirates roll mto town for smgle games Tuesday and m the last 13 and 17th In 21. American League: Jackson, end, in effect, while ,._, 31. Flsk, Bos, Rob1nson, uuli:li Wednesday nights. The Reds, holding a 6-4 advantage over the Mel Stottlemyre was breezmg Oak Cal, Mayberry and Otis, KC 24 twosomes re~JU~ined on Ill& Bucs, can, at worst, split \he season series with the Eastern along on his way to a no-hitter R un• Botttd 1n • National Ltlgue: Bench, Cln course . Division contenders. when Joe Rudl spoiled it in the 92, stargell, Pitt 91. Evans, Att The Reds announced that plenty of tickets are still available eighth with a single. Rudl took 89 ; Johnson, Atl· 88; Singleton, Mtl87 for the 2-t!ame set with the Pirates 'CTUAL IDCII'INDIITUIIa Headquarters For L------.... Sports Desk Birds win 13th in row, stretch lead to five r------------------1 Ill IN THI POLlOWIMD MANN tit IAIIO UI'ON A New Fall Sportswear I ance to lead the Cubs over BURGER CHEF IS A TAADEMAAK OF BUAGEA CHEF SYSTEMS INC Dorcas Circle to visit l BEST Funburger,. French Fries Small Soft Drink and Lollipop Point Rock ~ - -....~~--· • Here's the Man To See For • .. THE the Phillles. Joe Ferguson, Steve Garvey, and Ron Cey drove in two runs apiece as the Dod ers ta ed Steve Carlton lthghi l&t~:\ w Daves Johnso~ss~k over the major league lead In homers at 36 with his second grand slam f the season as he cu."<••d ~tlanta over Pittsburgh. Cincinnati picked up two runs on a throwing error by K Reitz and added two more O:~oe Morgan's 20th homer to d f t St Louis e~rm..; Fanw"ne, playing for ln . ed Ron Santo drove 1n the )ur ' winning rwt with a single In the top of the ninth and Jose Cardenal stole home for lnsur- betrothed (Upon Reouest) ROBINSON'S CLEANERS and Ellaa So !Ill, Bryant met h1l pocket bulging with 20 pieces of tuk, beaUng the Meta, 5-4, to bubblegum u he etternpted to lllretch h1l record to :IN and become the National LealiUe'l become pnly tile eecond aouth- game. By Francis Morris Merle Schroeder and famtly The Booster Sunday School Mr . and Mrs. Robert Swtft By Mn. Bruce Morris · Class met Friday evemng, and Mr. and Mrs . Btll Lake and Homestelld Garden Club, Lt!ngsvtlle Aug. 17, wtth Mrs Helen children, Lori and Sean, who By treaUng certain foliages with a solution of diluted Stmpson, hostess, at her home. brought them back home on out ." glycerin you con produce leather-like leaves that are very useful Mrs MarJOrie Grimm Mansfield said the Senate Monday. in Dower arranging. .. presented a program on Faith, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Badgl~y Watergate committee should Collect material, such as mag{IOilas, laurels, cedar sp..gs, with hymns, "My Faith Looks and famtly of Fairfax, Va., are fmish the televised portion of beech or forsythia, when 1t is at Its most active growth. Good Up to Thee" and " Moment by vlstting their parents, Mr and the probe, dealing with the ttmes are In late July and Aul!\lst. Carry a container of water and Moment". Scrtpture was first Mrs. Ralph Badgley and Mr Watergate burglary itself, put the stems In as you cut them. Keep them there wttll prepared chapter of James, prayer was when the conunittee goes back and Mrs. Erwin Gloeckner. for the solution by Mrs. Bikacson and readtngs Mr and Mrs. Net! Baker and mto session tn mid.S.ptember. Clean the leaves and spilt or pound bases of woody stelllB to were by members. Closmg baby of Columbus spent the When that phase is completed absorb more quickly. Mix one part of glycerin to two parts of prayer was by Vera Beegle. A weekend with Mrs. Anna Wmes and the committee begill! warm water. Use pall to hold several sprays of leaves. Insert fellowship hour followed with and Mr . and Mrs . Steve exploring campaign "dirty sprays in the container and pour In enough solution to cover the games and refreshments tricks" and campaign finanCleland and sons stems for four or ftve Inches deep. Place in a warm dark place. served by the hostess to nine Mansfield said, AND WHILE WE'RE on the subject of Dowers, let's Mrs. Lavmia Simpson left cing, It wUI take a week or ten dsys before color change is seen members. congratulate the Rutland Friendly Gardeners, this year's Thursday for Columbus to VISit "perhaps" these phases should and may take up to two months for process to be completed. Add Mrs. Esther Ptper ts a recipient of the Victor Rles Outstanding Garden Club award. her daughter, Mrs. Martan not be televised. water as lost by evaporation. If any leaves get brittle after two medtcal patient tn Holzer Mansfield defended the reOnly one 1s given each year in the state and tile list of Kntghtstep and Alicia weeks discard and put m others. · Medtcal Center requirements for competition is long, long, long. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rtffle were The solution is reusable several times. When foliage has Rev. Frank Cheesebrew has As far as we know only two other clubs In the county have Sunday dinner guests of Mr. absorbed a !Itt can, remove stems and blot them and foliage with returned from Garrett recetved the Ries award and they were the Windmg Trail Club, and Mrs BtU McKenzte , paper towels. Store treated leaves m a covered paJ)4!r box In a Theological Semtnary at not so many years ago, and the Rutland Garden Club, many Phtbp, Jeff and Joste, at cool dry place and they will keep for a long time. You may spray The Stiversvtlle Stitchers 4-H Mrs Leon Donahue and Mrs. Evanston, Ill., after comyears ago. GalbpoiiS. the treated leaves wtth the same color sprays that you would use Club members parliclpated tn Clarence Lawrence were in pleting hts fourth year. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roush Columbus recently where Mrs. the style revue at the Metgs on fresh flowers . Rev. and Mrs. Howard AS UNUS said to Charlie Brown on the first day of school: and Dale spent several days m Donahue consulted her Cowtty Fa1r.last week. Shiveley and four sons are "It was a short swruner, Charlie Brown " Akron wtth Mr. and Mrs. John physictan Mr. and Mrs. Louts De Luz spending two weeks vacallon And Charlie replied: "Yes, and it looks like It is going to be a. Ftsher and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Prtce vistted relatives in Charleston, long wmter 11 • With relatives m Wllmmgton. Mr . and Mrs. (formerly and daughter, Long Bottom, W. Va . on Thursday and The·Bentz reumon was held Today we mark finis to the days of lulling around until noon, Berntce Warner) John J. Stolar spent Wednesday evening w1th Friday The Meigs County Chrtstian Place" are asked to contact at the home of Mr. and Mrs because tomorrow those schoql bells rmg out and tts back to Women's Fellowship has en- Scott Carter of the Rutland of Lorain, Ohio were guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Btll Mrs. Mae Van Meter and Norman Styles at Waterford. ·readin\ writin't and 'rithmetic. Rev. and Mrs. Frank Middleswart and Greg. dorsed the one-half mill bond Church of Christ. Ruby , Dewttt's Run, were Altendmg from here were Mr. Yes, 1t was a short summer, and indeed it does look like it's ts5ue to raise $250,000 towards Cheesebrew Other recent The Fellowship voted to send Mr. and Mrs. John Dobbms Monday ev<!lllng callers at the going to be a long winter, but won't the change of pace be nice! John Bentz, Mr. and Mrs the construction of a traimng a donallon to Mike Vylonls of Rodenck Gmnm, Gretta and gues Is of the Cheesebrews and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Charles home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul were Rev. and Mrs. Nile Slmeral and daughter, Evans and Paul Dean. center for retarded chtldren "His Place" in Virginia to help isabel Stmpson, Mr. and Mrs. Borpen of Galltpolis and Rev. Augustus Brewer and S. W. and adults which will be voted on the purchase of a new guitar Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cozart "· Bert Gnmm. and Mrs. James Morrison of on in the November election to replace one either stolen or Durst were Saturday evening and famtly, Columbus, spent Recent guests of Mr. and Pt Pleasant, W. Va. The Fellowship was the ftrst lost. callers at the home of Mr. and the weekend wtth her mother, Mrs. Fern Norris were their It was announced that a to publicly endorse the bond Mrs Goldte Clendenm. Mrs. Edgar Brewer. daughters, Mrs. Glona Alto issue . According to Mrs . revtval will take place at the Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fttch, Mrs. L. R. Gluesencamp and children Abbt and Mat- Tuppers Plains Mrs. lloyd Moore reviewed and told how to cut and con- Jeanette Thomas, ad- Bradford Church of Christ recently underwent surgery at Long Bottom, called on thetr "Flower Growing for Flower dttion each one. She also talked thew, of Lakeworth, Flonda; •"' St. Joseph 's Hosptlal in son, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fttch Arrangements" by Arno and on flowering branches that mmistra tor of the Meigs Sept. 30 through Oct. 5. Mrs. Doreen Skow, Ltsa and Society News and famtly Monday evemng. Irene Nehrling at a recent may be forced into bloom, the Community School, the fwtds Women's Retreat to be held at Parkersburg, W. Va. Enc, and Mts Shirley Hall, By Evelyn Brickle• Tom Durst was a busmess meeting of the Winding Trail plant materials that dry well raised loeally will be matched Bedford Camp was announced Christopher and Jenefer, of St. for Oct. 19 and 20, and a Sunday School attendance VIsitor in Parkersburg, W. Va. Garden Club held at the home for use in arrangements, and a by the State. Paul, Mmn Meeting Thursday night at practice for the Meigs County was 30 and offermg $14.43. Tuesday. Mrs. Audrey Schroeaer and" .list of aids for arrangers. of Mrs. G. R. Thompson. the Zion Church of Christ, the youth choir wtll be held Sunday Mrs Leota Btrch called on daughter, Mae Fern, came Worshtp attendance was 19 and Mrs. James Owens was a A workshop was held in sesswn was preSided over by at the Bradbury Church. offermg. $16. Mrs . Audrey Brewer and conjunction with the meeting. guest. Members attending Friday to take her parents, Mr. The next meeting will be held Wtlltam Watson entered Davtd · and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Moore gave a llst of were Mrs. Cora Beegle, Mrs. Mrs. Bonnie Pickens who gave and Mrs. Francis Morns to a welcome to Bible college on Sept. 27 at the Bradbury Camden Clark Hospttal m George Hupp on a recent afColumbus to spend the shrubs and trees, annuals Ideal Dora Heaton, Mrs. Robert students, Jtm Roach, Bill Church of Christ. ternoon. weekend wtth Mr and Mrs. Parkersburg on Sunday and for cutting, perennials, wh1ch Lewis, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. John By Mrs. Herbert Roush underwent eye surgery For the program Bill Carter Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mills and she described as the backbone Terrell, Mrs. Earl Thoma and Burgess and Tim Russell . Attending the Slover reunton Jeanme Stanley and Roger of the Bradbury Church spoke Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Burhl Talbott and of the flower border, flowering Mrs. Rtchard Collins. at Evans, W. Va., recently Watson, both enrolled at Btble on the mtssion work in Mon· Mr and Mrs Myron famtly of Steubenville, Ohw, bulbs, rhizomes and tubers, Dai~ Mrs. Lewis had recreation were Mrs. Bertha Robmson, schools, were not present for terey .-Mexico. He announced McKenZie of Columbus and Mr, Mrs. Ada Fox, Mr. Bill Fox and DEVOTED TO THE and Mrs. Thompson served a INTEREST OF Mr . and Mrs. Bill Robtnson and chtldren of Belmont, Ohio vegetables, herbs and gourds, Pete Shields o( Letart Falls the meeting. Personal and that he will not be entering the dessert course. MEIGS-M ASON AREA chtldren, Mr. and Mrs. Pete VISited With Mrs. Nell MiddlesCHESTER L TANNEHILL, schoolttems were presented to nussion f1eld at this time, but VISited Mr. and Mrs Fon Euc . Ed Shields, Mrs. Marlene Fisher each of the students. Halsey one day last week. wart recently. still has plans to do so ROBERT HOEFLICH, C•tv Editor and children, Molly, Larry and The possibility of opemng a sometime in the future. Charles Massar of Eastern Published dally except Mrs. Bryant, Debra Sllll.lrday by The 01'11o Valley Amy, Mr. and Mrs. Jack and spent Swtday mght wt\h Mr. center where Christians would Refreshments were served. Davtd spent Sunday a!I' 1 11;1 ft II(. Publishmo Company Ill 1 1 1 1 Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sargent, ' . Court St , Pom~rov. Ohio and Mrs. Oscar Babcock. ternoon w1th Mrs. Carol . ' ' ' 'qr~,; be on hand to counsel young 45169 BI.ISines Olflce Phone Radford and daughter, Mr. and Those calhng on Mrs. Netsel 992 1156 Editorial Phone ~92 Cornell and Sherry at Portpeople on drugs or with 2157 ' Mrs. Howard Robinson, Mr. Mrs. N. R. Canadsy, Jr., RIO GRANDEThe annual Weatherman last week were land. associated problems was Second clan postage paid at Pomeroy, Ohio and Mrs. Gerald Hayman and Galltpolis, were present for the Canaday family reunion was Mrs. Merle Griffith, Mrs. Mary discussed. The center would be Mr. and Mrs. Ross Wolfe and NIIIIOO&I advertising representat.ve BOottlnelll Jane Goebel, Mrs Grace son, Keith, Mr. and Mrs. family, Newark, vis1ted Mr. held Sunday at the Rio Grande reunion. A picmc dinner was a part of a national Church of Gallagher Inc 12 East •2nd Kuhn, Mrs Lola Grtffm and Robert Hart and children, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wolfe and sons home of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall held at noon. St. New York New York Chrtst movement called "His Subscrq:Jtion ratn and Mrs Ted Hayman of Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Place". Persons interested in Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kaylor. and attended the Wolfe reunion F. Canaday and family, Pat, OPTOMETRISTS Del•vered by carder where available 55 cents per week. Westerville, Mr. and Mrs. Don Scott and Mark. Joyce, •• Golden R. Canaday, Northup; Mr. and Mrs. John Hayes of on Sunday at Portland Park. asststing or with suggestions as By Motor Route whert ' clrrler serv1ce not Hayman and famtly of Laurel, All stx sons and three Mr. and Mrs. · cassus M. to a locat10n for a local "His Chester and Mr and Mrs. Miss Jane Allen IS viSiting 181 N. Second Ave. avallillble One month S2 By ma lt In Ohio 111nd W 1111 , One Homer Bnckles of Pomeroy Md., Mrs. Phylhs Young and her stster, Robin Allen, who ts daughters of the late Mr. and Canaday, Mr. and Mrs. Farrell Year,$16 , SIK months, 850, were Sunday guests of Mr. and family and Mr. and Mrs. Gene statwned at Mtlllngton Air Thrn months. , U 50 Niday (Edna), Miss Blanche •• elsewhere llll year / S.lll PH. 992-3279 Jewell. Mrs. Wayne Bnckles. ~ ." Base In Tennessee, as an atr months $9 50. th ree months :-:·:· ·. .·,· . . ....·. .. 3$ "1.f.~:::f.:'•' Canaday, Mr. and Mrs. Jack S6 Subscription price In ( Mr . and Mrs. Starling controller. Canaday, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mr . and Mrs: Howard j Office hours by apetud es Sunday T1mes Sentinel Canaday and Tony, Mr. and Chnsty and daughter, Mrs, Bachus and three chtldren of Tom Durst, Mr. and Mrs. ·.~ pointment: Mon .. Frt. 9 Ill 4, Saturday 9 until noon. Carolyn Adams and two Lancaster visited over the Robert Lisle, S. W. Durst, Paul !il Mrs. Mike Canaday, M1ss _ _ _ _,.._ _ _ _, chlldren, Colleen and Connan, weekend wtth Mrs . Rose Evans, Paul Dean, Danny ~~ Betty Saunders, Jeff Canaday, • ~ Miss Tlsh Miller, all of of Madison, Ind., spent the Bachus and Mrs )\'lary Black, Mrs. Lowell Greer, ::l Gallipolis weekend here wtth Mr . Donohue and David. Louis De Luz and nephews, ~ MINERSVILLE - Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Btlly Donohue Leota Birch, Joe Mtller, Carol ~ Christy's stster, Mrs. Edith Mr. and Mrs. Delmar A. Mrs. Raymond Evans, Rt. 1, By everyone. The finest, and three children of Detroit Carter and Rudy Durst were Be !zing. Canaday, Mrs. Anna Marie Minersville, are announcing lightest, most comfortMr and Mrs. Wayne wtll arrive Monday for an callers at the home of Mr and Chapman and daughter, the approaching marriage of MONDAY able professional service Brickles were calling on her mdeftmte VIStl wtth hts mother, Mrs. E. H. Carpenter during THE POMEROY Chamber Jennie, Pomeroy; Mr. and thetr daughter, Marsha, to shoe. It's from Nurse· mece, Mr. and Mrs Willard Mrs. Mary Donohue. the past week. of Commerce at noon at Metgs Mrs. Harry Bailey (Mary) o! Charles Frecker, son of Mr. Mates. Soft and easy. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lawson Ebers bach and daughter, Inn. All members urged to Kanauga; Mr. and Mrs. Harry and Mrs Wilham Frecker, Rt. And very pretty too. ReBecky of Chester. Other and son of Letart, W Va ., Mr. Freedman and Pamela, I, Minersville. 1 attend member, the wantad look VISitors m the Ebersbach home and Mrs. Ed Lawson of Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. TU!o;SDAV The wedding will be an event can be had. Come In and were thetr daughter, Mr. and Syracuse, Mrs . Dorothy PAST MATRONS, Pomeroy Robert Canadsy, Rutland; Mr. of Sunday, Sept. 2, at 2:30p.m. see Nurse-Mates at: Mrs. John Brewer of Gallipolis Lawson and sons of Antiquity' Chapter, OES, Tuesday night and Mrs Allan Gibson, at St. John's Lutheran Church. 210E . 2nd Pomeroy nd Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Mr and Mrs. Robert Lawson ,' Phone 992-5428 meeting cancelled. Next Columbus; Mr. and Mrs . The custom of open church will 1 Spencer, Route 3, Pomeroy. and chtldren were Sunday Gerald F. Canaday and David, be observed with a reception meeting Sept. 25. Your THOM MeAN Store guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Diana Massar was an JUNIOR AMERICAN Lansing, Mich. Middleport, 0. " By Nellie Vale followmg at the bride's home. ,. overmght guest of Brenda Lawson . FeeneyLegion Auxiliary, On Sunday, Aug. 26, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hupp and Columbia Chapel Church will Bennett Post 128, potluck Boyles Sunday mght. ,,r 1 1 Mrs . Velma Newell is sons spent a two week vacation I staying a few days wtth her in Washmgton, D. C. and have a basket dinner honoring picnic, Legion Park, Mill St., Fashionabk ' I A VISit to the Meigs County "Missionaries' Equipment" Middleport, 6:30 p. m. Each their minister, Rev. Willard '• 1 stster, Mrs. Bmas Tuttle. Mrs. VIsited Dtsney World tn Flortda Love and w1fe. The l'ubUc IS one to take a covered dish, Infirmary was planned when and had prayer to open the • Priced to Please Newell is improving in health. and the Smoky Mountains and lllvlted. Rev. Love has been the the Dorcas Circle of the B. H. meeting. Devotions were by MIDDLEPORT Masonic • Rev. C. N. Watson of other places of interest. pastor of the church for the Lodge 363 F&AM annual Sanborn Missionary Society of Mrs. Isabelle Winebrenner, ',. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Russell past year and Is now going to father-son banquet at 6:30p.m. the Middleport First Baptist and Mrs. Manning Kloes gave ,, Parkersburg spent a recent , day with Mrs Eddte Watson. and daughter, Mandy of Belpre where he is employed at at lodge hall. Church met at the home of the program uamg "Biblical '> Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maryland spent the weekend tlte Chnstlan College. Basis for Hope" as her topic. SPECIAL meeting of Miss Rhoda Hall. I ~I Ntchols of Illinots ts spendmg a wtth Mr. and Mrs. Russell You Should See It At Mrs. Leora Sigman presided Refreshments were served Kenny Coen, son of Mr. and Eastern Board of Education at few days here with hts parents, Roush and family and Mr. Mrs . Edward Coen, was a 8 p.m. at high school. at the meeting during whtch by the hostess to those named Mr and Mrs Charles Ntchols · Robert Russell at Wolfpen and surgical patient last week In time a picture of the Baptist and Mrs. Charles Searls, Mrs. I Lou Osborne WEDNESDAY the former's mother, Mrs. O'Bieness Hospital in Athens. and her parents in Parkersscholarship girl was displayed. Elizabeth Slavm, Mrs. John Main at Sycamore • WlLDWOOD Garden Club ' Ahce Russell at Veterans burg . The circle will be assisting her POMEROY, OHIO He Is recuperating at his home meeting 8 p.m. at home of Mrs. Fultz, Mrs. Harold Chase and Memortal Hospttal. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence sending gifts during the and I I here. On Sunday the young Alfred Yeauger with Mrs. Mrs. Charles Edwards. '. I SEARS I Ntchols spent Tuesday with Mrs. Edna Durst, Mrs. Ora people's class with their Clifford Phillips as assisting year . Arrangements were Catalog Merchant I their daughter, Mr and Mrs Hunt and two children of leacher, Frank Shiltz, motored hostess. made to send a birthday gift to ' Baden, W. Va., visited Mrs. Harvey Hendershot of Lanone of the missionaries. A 1220 E. Matn Pomeroy I to the Coen home for Bible !l:ARLYBIRDLEAGUE, 9 a. Russell Roush Monday. Other Study. I PH. 992-2118 I caster and Mrs. Nichols con- guests m. business meeting, 9:30a. m. report was given on gilts for of the Roqshes over the sulted an ear doctor there. --.1 Nellie Vale, who has been a bowling at the Pomeroy shut-ins. weekend were Mrs. Steve Mrs . Sigman read surgical patient in Mt. Carmel Bowling Lanes. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Haggy of Akron and Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis. Hospital Colwnbus for the past threemweeks, was returned home on Monday by her son, STAFF ADDED John ·and family . Mrs. Vale F~gidaire Two new staff persons have underwent replacement of the ,.• been added to the Meigs right hip as the result of STATE AUTOMOBILE MUTUAL INS. Hoover County Senior Citizens Center deterlatlon of the joint from OHIO FARMERS INSURANCE CO. . Including Mrs. Jean Morgan of arthritis. The operation was AUTO-OWNERS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. Middleport as Center-aide who very successful and she ex. Speed Queen wlll coordinate an arts and pecl.t! to return to her dutlea at crafts program. The latest !he Meigs County Superin"We Insure In Sure Insuram:e" Admiral addition was Mrs. Rosalie tendent of Schools Office the Sayre, bus driver. middle of September. We shall be moving as soon as the phone The bubblegum, Dave Kingman Ron Bryant wa1 on the moUild for the 01111111, hta beck the • J Nld Q 8 a 45 s 6 w sa:.Vclers, FB 3 11 l6 c. F lsher, F B 3 11 3 6 TOTALS WAHAMl' 396 8.6 Player-Pol. rca vG A1'o I, '/;aa~'J';.~~rH~B 72 72 1:0 R Grinstead. QB 6 3 .5 ~ ;::::,~; ~: 1~ .~ :) Others 18 9 s rc:,r,_~~~NG - Nlda~~ 31~or 6~ no Interceptions, 33 yards , f.o~~~·;tlo~s. ro~. 1, y:r~a~~· Wohoma - ' of 15, one In ~~J•N':~rd~by John Myers) r or AL oFF ENs 1v E PLAYS - Wahamo 60, GAHS 53. Total yardage- GAHS m, Wahama 40 Gf~:"\8 ';.~~ailies WahJ'ms ~· 70Sl'J~r~C: _:-3~ saunders , yard run; Graham. 2·yard run, B Sounders, 5.yard run dissension. Reds' outfielder Bobby Tolan, placed on the disabled list without a medical examination following a heated argument with a club offlcal and fined $3511, has bluntly refused to apologize to Director of Player Personnel Sheldon Bender and has threatened to take his case to Marvin Miller of the Players' Association. "Bender used abusive language to me, so he should apologize If I am to apologize to him," Tolan said. "I will take my case to Marvin Miller." At first It was reported Bender and Tolan had engaged In fisticuffs after the Reds dropped a 5-4 verdict In 11 Innings to the St. Louis Cardinals Friday night. Saturday, Reds ' publicist Jim Ferguson denied that a physical Dght had taken place and issued the statement, "disciplinary action ,has been taken against Tolan. Anderson : bas told Tolan he will not b<' , welcome In the Reds' clubhouse untO he apologizes for the abusive languge he used against Bender." Tolan, who had then complained about having back trouble, WIIB placed on the 111dsy disabled list. Bender told Tolan to report for an examination early Saturday morning . Tolan reportedly refused. "I told Tolan that If he did not report for examlnaUon, we would have to take other measures," said Bender. MAN - :: To see for all your ; famil insurance needs:' Y ;. Stephen c. 553 Ru1101 St : Ml~J ~-:,:trr,'g~ : PH. m-7155 : So•••• NOW • STATE FARM ~ n•n "'" ''""~''"'""" 1" . _A._ .. INsuuNu p Hom• 0111"'' ; Bloomtnaton, Illinois 'J I 1 • : 7304 ~ TWO EVENINGS EACH WEEK BUFFET DINING MONDAY EVENING AND TUESDAY EVENING _r llo9 30-AIIyoucaneal, (orAle Cartel. Drlnks·and Dessert E.tr_a. Wide Menu Choice Order our. regular menu everv "':M sto 10 .- ,~ ..... The MEIGS INN POMEROY . _________.. I 10 1 2- : • •• • �1- 'nle Dill~ Sentlnel,Middleport-!'Qilleroy, o.,Aui. '¥1, 1m 2- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Aug. '1:1, i97l Reds top Cards Facts wanted, Mansfield says WASHINGTON ( UPI) - The Mansfield, Interviewed on Alnerlcan people may be tired CBS News' "Face the NaUon, " o! the Watergate lnveslgation, disagreed with President but they still want the facts laid Nixon that the Congress was out, Senate Democraltc leader neglectmg Its business because Mike Mansfield said Sunday. It was obsessed wtth the ' Racine Social Events political scandal He said there was "nothmg to" rumors that Congress was "out to get" Nixon "We want to cooperate with the President," Mansfield said. "We will Our hand is out." In response to a que&1ion, the Montana Democrat said he believed the people were "tired'' of the matter "but they want it to continue because they want all the facts lmd out, and all the facts will be laid ·cord of Coo!ll"ess this ye..r, saying, "we've made the best record In the Senate In many years... 11 ''We think that the functions of the government come before all else, and there has • no obsession with Wateriulte on the part of the Senate or the Congress, nor will there be." Mansfield said. "And as far as the rumors that the Congress and the committee are out to get the President are concerned, there Is absolutely nothing to that." Mansfield said he hoped Nixon, after the first phase of the hearings is completed, would mvlte the Senate committee members to the White House to discuss the question of provldmg tapes of Watergaterelated conversations. He satd he hoped the Prestdent would make available to Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox the porttons of the tapes related to Watergate. Community Corner By Charlene Hoeflich .I 'lliERE'SSOMETHING new for preserving Dowers and tt's called "7·Up, the Un for cut Flowers". Dr . William Carpenter, professor of horticulture at Michigan State University, came up with the formula for preserving cut Dowers,and it has since been learned that Ills the same one used for preserving Dowers In the Rose Bowl parade. "Use one part of a 7·Up to one part water and then add one teaspoon of bleach (such as Clorox) to each quart of the solution. The citric acid soft drink supplies carbonation and acid which reduce bactertal growth while the sugar provides food. The bleach provides a longer term bacterial deterrent," According to Dr. Carpenter, the formula shoots down the asplriMn~he-vase theory which, he says, wasn't any good anyway. Inhibiting bacteria whlle giving plants energy Is the new formula's secret since it is bacterial growth which blocks absorption of food and water by flower stems. Dr Carpenter is now working on a new vacuum refngeratton process so flowers can be stored six to etghl weeks. Won't that be nice. Bear aids Giants Green Thumb lly United Pma lltlenwloul · A llufftd toy bear at In the Notes . .. · Stm Franciac)o dugout Sunday !II the Gilnta played the New York Meta. II was the 111011 valuable non1>layer In the A weekly feature of Meigs County Carden Club memben Stiversville News Notes Group to support issue Winding Trail meets Fairview News Notes Sentinel ... ~uby Ram1ly ~Y/Jun1on hold ... Dr. T. J. Bradshaw Dr. Milton Mason firlll 2Q.same winner this year. paw to win 20 game& for the With the help rA "Bear," Glanta Iince they left New York after the 1957 seuon. Mike McCormick, who was 2210 Jn 1967, WaS the other. ' 'It hit me two daya ago that I waa going for 20 vlctorie&," Bryant !IBid while celebrating his feat with champagne after the game. "I thought about it American LtiiUt ly United Pren lnttrnatlonet for 8 day or so. but when I went lilt w. 1. pet. e.b . Nation~~~~·•••• to the mound today it was just Baltlmort 1A $2 587 1 · w. pet. e.b. llke any other day." 8ottQn 70 58 ,5-17 5 St Louts 65 U lOA Detro !I 70 60 538 6 Pittsburgh 62 u -192 m Bryant, who was ii-8 as a Now York 61 6-1 .515 9 Chicago n 66 •sa ~v, relief man hlB first year with M l iWIIUkll 62 65 .jiB 12V. Montreal CIIVIIInd 5-I 11 m 22'11 Philadelphia ;~ 6 the Giants In 1970 and had Ids West New York ss 10 -153 6'1• best season with a 14-7 record w I. pet. g .b. Wilt Oakland 77 52 597 w. t. pet. g.b. 1aat year, OWilB Impressive KtniiiCIIy 73 58 557 5 LosAngeles 81 -19 623 credentials since buying the Chicago 61 69 469 l61J2 CJnclnnatl 78 5-I 591 • Minnesota 60 68 469 l6 1f2 Sen F ranclsco 72 56 .563 8 stuffed toy he calls "Bear" In California 59 67 .468 10112 :~ :~ l~ Chicago In June, 1972. He hss Texas 45 U 352 311h ~~~~'l'.n · . htur "'"~~,JY'I R11u111 san Diego -18 81 .!72 32'11 won 31 of 42 decisions since Dt1rolt 4 Chh go l saturdl¥'' Ruutts Uten and "Bear" has a special Oakland 2 Nt\-v York 0 san Francisco 1 New Yorlc. 0 Cleveland 6 Ttxes S Los AngaiOI 6 Phlla .j, 12 Inn seat in the dugout Whenever Mllwaukeela Minnesota 6 Montreal 13 San Diogo 2 Bryant pitches. Bel11more 7 Kansas c;::nv 1 Pittsburgh 6 Atlan1a 5, 11 Inn Another superstition of Boston 4 California o Chicago 4 Houston 3, 10 Inn Sundly's Rtsulh Cincinnati 6 st Louis • Bryant's Involves bubblegum. Tt)(IS 9 Cleveland o, lat sunday's Results 11 this Texas 5 Cleveland 3, 2nd san Diogo j Montreal 2 After he was 3-3 ear er Chicago i Detroit 1. 1st Los Angeles 1 Phlldol~hla 3 year, he put four pieces of Chicago 3 Detroit 1, 2nd San Francisco! New ark • bubblegum in h18. back pocket Milwaukee 3 Minnesota 2 Cinclnnetl A St Louis 1 Oakland 1 New York 0 Atlenta 8 Pittsburgh 6 going for his folll'th. Sunday he Baltimore 10 Kenan City 1 Chicago -1 Houston 2 uff d 20 pi th California 1 Boston o Tod1y's PrOblble Pitchers st e eces ere. j Today's Problblt Pltchtrs I All Tlmfl EDT) Bryant allowed eight hits (All Tlm11 EDTI Los Angeles (Moneromlth 11· hil alk" t d strlkln Boston (Moret 9·0) at Oek - &I at Montreal <Rogers .c 31. w e w mg wo an g land IOdom -1·9), 11 p m 8:15 p m . out three to win his fifth Mllweukll (Champion A 5) at v:r"k"8l~~~ ~~\~in ~l at Now straight. Bryant needed relief Chicago (Wood 20 181,9 p m Mlnnosota (Flie 0·11 at San Francisco I Barr 10 13) at belp from Sosa after PlltUng Detroit IStrahler • -II. 8 15 p m Phlladelphla llonborg 11 · 10l, runners on second and third Texu !Clyde 4 5) 11:t Bel · 7 30 p.m . tlmore <Cuellar 12·121 , 7.30 st Louis I Nagy o 1l at with one out In the ninth. Sosa P m. HouS!on !Griffin o 51,8 .30 P m picked up his ltth save despite IOnlygames scheduled) (Only games scheduled I Tuesday's Games Tu11day'1 Gomes giving up a two-run single to Boston at Oakland, night Los Angeles at Montreal, night in Lite K 8os 11 New York at California , night sen Diego at new York, night P cl111 t r en we . Milwaukee at Chicago, night san FranciSco at Phlladeiphla, Kingman, who had been Minnesota at Detroit, night Kansas Clt't at Cleveland, ~~~~~go at Atlanta, night hitless in Ids ~st 'll at-batstwilight Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. night striking out 16ttmes, broke out Texu at Baltimore, night St _Louls at Houston, night of his slump with a two-run r---~----------------; single in the fourth and a tworun homer in the sixth. In other NL games, Los Angeles beat Philadelphia, 7-3, Atlanta cUpped Pittsburgh, 8-6, Cincinnati defeated St. Louis, 4-1, Chicago stopped Houston, 4-2, and San Diego downed Montreal, 4-2. In the American League, Texas beat Cleveland twice,~ and 5-3, Chicago also swept a doubleheader from Detroit, 4-1 and 3-1, Milwaukee nipped Minnesota, 3-2, Oakland edged New York, 1·0, Baltimore romped over Kansas City, III-I, and California stopped Boston, I-ll. Dave Ulpes banged out four hits, including a double and a ': m .m Spacial family meal prices alter 4 p.m. For Adults For Kids Big She~ French Fries Turnover and Large soft Drink .. . ". MtSS • Evans '\.. Social Ii Calendar I 2-HOUR CLEANING MIDDLEPORT .- WANTID! Social Notes ? r-----------i I I I Only Only •1 50~ l503 Eastern Avenue Gallipolis, Ohio D 1973 tJurgar Chel5y•tems Inc ___ Houston. Cardenal stanuned heritage house l · ~~I I VALUES l I ... POMEROY VILLAGE Oli"Afn'MENT OF THE TfllAIUirt OFFICE OF REVENU~ SHAIIING 11100 II'ENNSYlV'-NIA AV£ N W WASHINGTON OC 2.0Z2e HAl \11101f1 fiiVII'tUIIHANNG li'AYM(NT 1'011 THII'IIIOD IIQINIII'IIIG ~AN,..) , 1973 '"""0 JUNE 30, 1973 TOTAlii'A'I'MINTO~ $25,760.00 TOO IOONfO ,IIIOICTUfiCT 0 [ij lOlA'S IIIDVCIOAM011HTQ1 1\ATI INCU-,11 0'A MiloJOI\ ! 411 NO IHlct ONTA.I.liVUI POMEROY VILLAGE VILLAGE CLERK PQME.ROY, OHIO 45769 HEY KIDS! '" to Walker Cup VIctory. • rhe the: = m three : • th . throughout e evenmg. Wabama played without tbe services of its flnlslring quarterback, Terry Smllh. Olber Falcon regulars oul wtlh pre-season bumps and bruises were Tim Roush and Brian Russell. Only Blu~ Devil not dressed for Gallia's first of three preseason practice tilts was defensive end standout Rick Grymes, 170-pound senior. Grymes goes both ways - he l l S offensl·ve end a so p arh . tio ·. into teanunate Ferguson JenAmong ose seemg ac n ltlns, who was batting and the for the Falcons were Mark pitcher had to be removed because of a jammed Index fmger on the pitching hand. Jenkins earned the victory and his record Is now 12-12. CINCINNATI (UP!) - The Dave Roberts broke up a 2-2 tie with a two..,un homer in the Cincinnati Reds may be bat· top of the ninth to lead San tUng more than the Los Diego over Montreal as rookie Angeles Dodgers In their Ran~y Jones won his fourth pennaht drive this year. They may also be fighUng internal game. "' TIME, AND DELICIOUS FRYING CHICKENS WHOLt: LUNDfES AT ••• N. W. 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TH • ••• Galli a Academy High School's Blue Devils scored three touchdowns while holding visiting Wahama scoreless in a controlled grtd scnnunage on Me~norial Field before several hundred onlookers Saturday night. Th•.-. were no kickoffs or punts permitted in the twohour practice tilt. Coach c. L. (Johnny) Ecker played 37lads Falcon Coach Grant Barne~ played approximately 25 boys CALCUlATOR and Appliances • • JCE MARK I, PORTABLE REPRESENTING ••. ITS BACK TO SCHOOL U. S. putts .: TUESDAY ONLY Quality Furniture ~~------------------""!! By JOE FROHLINGER second on a llllcrif1ce, third on ered Texss to a doublehelidlt ..u UPI Sporll Writer a wild pitch and then scored sweep. Bill Singer pitched 1 I!IJ:· It seems like the good old the game'a only r1111 on a pinchhitter to halt Boston's winn1111 days In Baltimore agam, hit single by Vic Pavallllo. streak at eight In the An(jtla' maybe even better . Pedro Garcia belted a twoBaltimore made it 13 straight run homer in the second Inning victory. 'nle defeat dropped ihe wins Sunday when the blister- and Jim Slaton held Minnesota Red Sox five games bel)lnd the lng hot Orioles handed the to six hits before leoving in the Orioles In the AL Eut race skidding Kansaa City Royals a ninth as Milwaukee beat the despite a fine pitching perfqrmance from LulJ Tlant, who Jl).l 11elback and hiked their Twins. Bv Denny Fobes lead in the American League Carlos May knocked in three allowed only three hlta. runs with a pair of homers and 1 O..oplte what most have said since Saturday morning, the Easl to five games. Andy Etchebarren, a veteran Jim Kaat turned In a threeMeigs Marauders didn't look all !hat bad in their 16-0 scrimmage of the 1971 world champions, hitter In the Chlsox' flrat game victory over Ripley (W. Va.) . There were a few bright spola In the Marauder appearance, thinks the Orioles have put It win. BlU Melton, delegated to namely the ruMing of several backs, the blocking of the second all together "I've been here the designated hitter's role for string line during the 2 touchdown drives, and the work of the since 1966 and this is as good as tlte first time this season, defensive line, whtch limited the West VIrginians to a mere 2 we've ever played, If not the completed the doubleheader best We're getting pitching, sweep over the Tigers with a yards per carry average. hitting and fielding at the same two-run homer. However, the defensive back!leld, giving up 104 yards through the air via 9 completions in IJ attempts, was one of the time, so how are we going to Jim Merritt had a uttle extra on the ball-some sallva-wben , evident weak spots and w1ll probably be top priority as Coach lose?" Not if the Drioles conUnue to he tossed a three-hitter In the BROOKLINE, Mass. (UP!)_ Charley Chancey takes his 7th edltlon of the Maroon and Gold play the way they did against Rangers' first game victory The Americana whipped the into the final2weeksofpreparation for the ID73season Several times the Marauder defense could have been burned the Royals, who are In a over the Indians. "We had been Brltlah in the battle 011 the for long TD passes had the Ripley quarterback thrown with more nosedive, having lost seven of going bad lately so I thought greens over the weekend and thetr last 10 decisions. Etche- I'd try something different. with it, won the 24th Walke; accuracy. • Missed tackles were also fa~rly evident, although it was only barren rapped out three hits, Heck, there are a lot of guya Cup IO-inember amateur golf the first time the Meigs players had been permitted to ht\ all out includmg a solo homer. Paul around the league who are Blair slammed an Inside-thethrowing the spltter and I'm team from the United Stalel since pre<~eason drills began. Overall, the 5Crunmage was a good one - especwlly from park grand slam homer and going to continue to throw It defeated the Great Britain aillfIreland aquad, 14-10, In the tw.ll:. the standpoint that the Marauders now know where the real Jim Palmer turned in a four- until they stop." weaknesses exist. A lot of work this week, coupled with another hitter with ninth Inning relief Jeff Burroughs belted a pair day match play event whil!lr of homers to spark the Rangers ended Saturday at The Counlfl scrimmage, should g1ve some lndtcation of what Marauder fans help from Eddie Watt. Manager Earl Weaver may attack in the first game and Club :,.:: can expect come Sept. 7 ' have sounded a bit greedy but home runs In the finale by Alex Th~ U.S. team, collectively,. ABC'S INSTANT REPLAY provtded some good close-ups of was really exposing a bit of his Johnson and V1c Harris pow- was less accurate on pro football skulldugery Sundsy night A network cameraman superstituous nature when he - - - - - - - - - - fairways but deadly on !be : caught Kansas City's Emmett Thomas m tbe act of slugging the said, "I want one more win Mo)or Luguo Loodero greens. 1n the end , the putU•~ ..,. ,' Packers' Carroll Dale, then g1ving Dale a swift ktck in the back because I don't want to stop at By Unlltd Pren tntornollonot saved the Americana just when ' Lndlng Bofttro the British had appeared "" · w1th his knee wh1le the Green Bay receiver lay on the ground. !$-it's unlucky. 1 can think of Notional Luau• 40 • The ref only gave Thomas a warning, but got back at him on the arunawaybutlcan'tsayttfor g ab r h pet. charge ahead from a !<>e ' 131 96 1" 346 defic'. t at the start of the IJ-"'"' next play with a questionable pass interference call. fear that something might Watson, Rose, ClnH 132 552 492 84 155 315 'IIUoll Again, Thomas tried to place an elbow to tbe head of a Green happen to break the spell." Mddx. SF 113 <53 sa u2 m eight singles matches. In other American League Perez,Cin 12-1 j61 56 1-1-1 312 In mld-•fternoon, with ..,, Bay receiver, but, as before, Thomas paid, getting burned for a Cedeno, H 110 j10 68 128 312 ~ Packer touchdown. games, Texas swept Cleveland, Crdnt, Ch 121 m 71 135 JOB players on the course, the : ~ and 5-3, Chicago swept ~~~~;,:~~,'g~ 342 51 105 307 British team had taken the • U>BBER VS. LIDBER - Bobby Riggs predicts his soon-to- Detroit, 4-1 and 3-1, Milwaukee m m ~6 t28 306 tournament lead for the first : • be vtctoryoverfemalenet great Btllie Jean King will be a mateh mpped Minnesota, 3-2, Oakland Hunt, Mil 109 392 61 120 306 . Garr,AII 125 557 19 168 302 time. of the "Jobber vs. the libber"' . edged New York, I-ll, and Godsn , SF 102 384 37 116 302 The two veteran American : The 55-year-old Rtggs contends that a woman's place is in the Califorma mpped Boston, H. Amer~con,keaarueh pet. players, ViMy Giles of lUch· : home, while men should get their 2 nights of poker each week, In the Napedtiona~ Le~gu~, ~; ~~~~o~.n~1 1:; ~;~ ;; ·ll~ mond, Va., and Dick Slderowf : along with weekends of golf and duck hunUng. Diego stop on ea, 'Mrcr,NV131 508 68159 313 ofWestport,Conn.,werebehlnd ; Howard Cossell obviously Sides w1th Mtss King, as evidenced Los Angeles topped Phtladel- May, Mil 12s so1 76 1sa 312 at the halfway mark. And • Mnsn. NY 122 m 68 129 306 h -~•ty ... ' by his asking Riggs if he's going to wear a dress In the Sept. 20 Phi a, 7•3' San Francl·sco ''Leat Jcksn, ok 129 470 94 143 30~ young Gary Koc • Un1v.. ., "' ' Astrodome match. New York, 5-4, Cincinnati beat Davis, Bit 109 438 44 tJJ JO< Florida star, lost the first But the greatest hustler to come on the American sports St Louis, 4-1, AUanta out- Otls.KC 126 496 82 150 302 h l Pete Hed ... , Jhnsn , Tx 127 508 -19 152 .299 o es to r ges, 26, u• , scene in a long time was wtruiDed, and will probably prove once slugged Pittsburgh, 8-6, and M At, NY 119 <82 60 w 299 Great Britain, a chartered agam that males are far superior to females when 11 comes to Houston took Chicago, 4-2. Scott, Mil 123 111 78 141 .299 accountant. Home Runs athletics. New York absorbed its sixth National League : Johnson, But the U.S. putters fired RED NOTES - The Cmcmnati Redlegs complete thetr straight loss, a tough decision At! 36, stargeil , Pitt 35. Evans. back as the day unwound ami 34, Bonds. SF 33. Aaron. regular season Eastern DtviSton play this week, when Pttts- to the A's, who won their 12th Atl A11 32 the tournament came to thlt burgh Pirates roll mto town for smgle games Tuesday and m the last 13 and 17th In 21. American League: Jackson, end, in effect, while ,._, 31. Flsk, Bos, Rob1nson, uuli:li Wednesday nights. The Reds, holding a 6-4 advantage over the Mel Stottlemyre was breezmg Oak Cal, Mayberry and Otis, KC 24 twosomes re~JU~ined on Ill& Bucs, can, at worst, split \he season series with the Eastern along on his way to a no-hitter R un• Botttd 1n • National Ltlgue: Bench, Cln course . Division contenders. when Joe Rudl spoiled it in the 92, stargell, Pitt 91. Evans, Att The Reds announced that plenty of tickets are still available eighth with a single. Rudl took 89 ; Johnson, Atl· 88; Singleton, Mtl87 for the 2-t!ame set with the Pirates 'CTUAL IDCII'INDIITUIIa Headquarters For L------.... Sports Desk Birds win 13th in row, stretch lead to five r------------------1 Ill IN THI POLlOWIMD MANN tit IAIIO UI'ON A New Fall Sportswear I ance to lead the Cubs over BURGER CHEF IS A TAADEMAAK OF BUAGEA CHEF SYSTEMS INC Dorcas Circle to visit l BEST Funburger,. French Fries Small Soft Drink and Lollipop Point Rock ~ - -....~~--· • Here's the Man To See For • .. THE the Phillles. Joe Ferguson, Steve Garvey, and Ron Cey drove in two runs apiece as the Dod ers ta ed Steve Carlton lthghi l&t~:\ w Daves Johnso~ss~k over the major league lead In homers at 36 with his second grand slam f the season as he cu."<••d ~tlanta over Pittsburgh. Cincinnati picked up two runs on a throwing error by K Reitz and added two more O:~oe Morgan's 20th homer to d f t St Louis e~rm..; Fanw"ne, playing for ln . ed Ron Santo drove 1n the )ur ' winning rwt with a single In the top of the ninth and Jose Cardenal stole home for lnsur- betrothed (Upon Reouest) ROBINSON'S CLEANERS and Ellaa So !Ill, Bryant met h1l pocket bulging with 20 pieces of tuk, beaUng the Meta, 5-4, to bubblegum u he etternpted to lllretch h1l record to :IN and become the National LealiUe'l become pnly tile eecond aouth- game. By Francis Morris Merle Schroeder and famtly The Booster Sunday School Mr . and Mrs. Robert Swtft By Mn. Bruce Morris · Class met Friday evemng, and Mr. and Mrs . Btll Lake and Homestelld Garden Club, Lt!ngsvtlle Aug. 17, wtth Mrs Helen children, Lori and Sean, who By treaUng certain foliages with a solution of diluted Stmpson, hostess, at her home. brought them back home on out ." glycerin you con produce leather-like leaves that are very useful Mrs MarJOrie Grimm Mansfield said the Senate Monday. in Dower arranging. .. presented a program on Faith, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Badgl~y Watergate committee should Collect material, such as mag{IOilas, laurels, cedar sp..gs, with hymns, "My Faith Looks and famtly of Fairfax, Va., are fmish the televised portion of beech or forsythia, when 1t is at Its most active growth. Good Up to Thee" and " Moment by vlstting their parents, Mr and the probe, dealing with the ttmes are In late July and Aul!\lst. Carry a container of water and Moment". Scrtpture was first Mrs. Ralph Badgley and Mr Watergate burglary itself, put the stems In as you cut them. Keep them there wttll prepared chapter of James, prayer was when the conunittee goes back and Mrs. Erwin Gloeckner. for the solution by Mrs. Bikacson and readtngs Mr and Mrs. Net! Baker and mto session tn mid.S.ptember. Clean the leaves and spilt or pound bases of woody stelllB to were by members. Closmg baby of Columbus spent the When that phase is completed absorb more quickly. Mix one part of glycerin to two parts of prayer was by Vera Beegle. A weekend with Mrs. Anna Wmes and the committee begill! warm water. Use pall to hold several sprays of leaves. Insert fellowship hour followed with and Mr . and Mrs . Steve exploring campaign "dirty sprays in the container and pour In enough solution to cover the games and refreshments tricks" and campaign finanCleland and sons stems for four or ftve Inches deep. Place in a warm dark place. served by the hostess to nine Mansfield said, AND WHILE WE'RE on the subject of Dowers, let's Mrs. Lavmia Simpson left cing, It wUI take a week or ten dsys before color change is seen members. congratulate the Rutland Friendly Gardeners, this year's Thursday for Columbus to VISit "perhaps" these phases should and may take up to two months for process to be completed. Add Mrs. Esther Ptper ts a recipient of the Victor Rles Outstanding Garden Club award. her daughter, Mrs. Martan not be televised. water as lost by evaporation. If any leaves get brittle after two medtcal patient tn Holzer Mansfield defended the reOnly one 1s given each year in the state and tile list of Kntghtstep and Alicia weeks discard and put m others. · Medtcal Center requirements for competition is long, long, long. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rtffle were The solution is reusable several times. When foliage has Rev. Frank Cheesebrew has As far as we know only two other clubs In the county have Sunday dinner guests of Mr. absorbed a !Itt can, remove stems and blot them and foliage with returned from Garrett recetved the Ries award and they were the Windmg Trail Club, and Mrs BtU McKenzte , paper towels. Store treated leaves m a covered paJ)4!r box In a Theological Semtnary at not so many years ago, and the Rutland Garden Club, many Phtbp, Jeff and Joste, at cool dry place and they will keep for a long time. You may spray The Stiversvtlle Stitchers 4-H Mrs Leon Donahue and Mrs. Evanston, Ill., after comyears ago. GalbpoiiS. the treated leaves wtth the same color sprays that you would use Club members parliclpated tn Clarence Lawrence were in pleting hts fourth year. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roush Columbus recently where Mrs. the style revue at the Metgs on fresh flowers . Rev. and Mrs. Howard AS UNUS said to Charlie Brown on the first day of school: and Dale spent several days m Donahue consulted her Cowtty Fa1r.last week. Shiveley and four sons are "It was a short swruner, Charlie Brown " Akron wtth Mr. and Mrs. John physictan Mr. and Mrs. Louts De Luz spending two weeks vacallon And Charlie replied: "Yes, and it looks like It is going to be a. Ftsher and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Prtce vistted relatives in Charleston, long wmter 11 • With relatives m Wllmmgton. Mr . and Mrs. (formerly and daughter, Long Bottom, W. Va . on Thursday and The·Bentz reumon was held Today we mark finis to the days of lulling around until noon, Berntce Warner) John J. Stolar spent Wednesday evening w1th Friday The Meigs County Chrtstian Place" are asked to contact at the home of Mr. and Mrs because tomorrow those schoql bells rmg out and tts back to Women's Fellowship has en- Scott Carter of the Rutland of Lorain, Ohio were guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Btll Mrs. Mae Van Meter and Norman Styles at Waterford. ·readin\ writin't and 'rithmetic. Rev. and Mrs. Frank Middleswart and Greg. dorsed the one-half mill bond Church of Christ. Ruby , Dewttt's Run, were Altendmg from here were Mr. Yes, 1t was a short summer, and indeed it does look like it's ts5ue to raise $250,000 towards Cheesebrew Other recent The Fellowship voted to send Mr. and Mrs. John Dobbms Monday ev<!lllng callers at the going to be a long winter, but won't the change of pace be nice! John Bentz, Mr. and Mrs the construction of a traimng a donallon to Mike Vylonls of Rodenck Gmnm, Gretta and gues Is of the Cheesebrews and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Charles home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul were Rev. and Mrs. Nile Slmeral and daughter, Evans and Paul Dean. center for retarded chtldren "His Place" in Virginia to help isabel Stmpson, Mr. and Mrs. Borpen of Galltpolis and Rev. Augustus Brewer and S. W. and adults which will be voted on the purchase of a new guitar Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cozart "· Bert Gnmm. and Mrs. James Morrison of on in the November election to replace one either stolen or Durst were Saturday evening and famtly, Columbus, spent Recent guests of Mr. and Pt Pleasant, W. Va. The Fellowship was the ftrst lost. callers at the home of Mr. and the weekend wtth her mother, Mrs. Fern Norris were their It was announced that a to publicly endorse the bond Mrs Goldte Clendenm. Mrs. Edgar Brewer. daughters, Mrs. Glona Alto issue . According to Mrs . revtval will take place at the Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fttch, Mrs. L. R. Gluesencamp and children Abbt and Mat- Tuppers Plains Mrs. lloyd Moore reviewed and told how to cut and con- Jeanette Thomas, ad- Bradford Church of Christ recently underwent surgery at Long Bottom, called on thetr "Flower Growing for Flower dttion each one. She also talked thew, of Lakeworth, Flonda; •"' St. Joseph 's Hosptlal in son, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fttch Arrangements" by Arno and on flowering branches that mmistra tor of the Meigs Sept. 30 through Oct. 5. Mrs. Doreen Skow, Ltsa and Society News and famtly Monday evemng. Irene Nehrling at a recent may be forced into bloom, the Community School, the fwtds Women's Retreat to be held at Parkersburg, W. Va. Enc, and Mts Shirley Hall, By Evelyn Brickle• Tom Durst was a busmess meeting of the Winding Trail plant materials that dry well raised loeally will be matched Bedford Camp was announced Christopher and Jenefer, of St. for Oct. 19 and 20, and a Sunday School attendance VIsitor in Parkersburg, W. Va. Garden Club held at the home for use in arrangements, and a by the State. Paul, Mmn Meeting Thursday night at practice for the Meigs County was 30 and offermg $14.43. Tuesday. Mrs. Audrey Schroeaer and" .list of aids for arrangers. of Mrs. G. R. Thompson. the Zion Church of Christ, the youth choir wtll be held Sunday Mrs Leota Btrch called on daughter, Mae Fern, came Worshtp attendance was 19 and Mrs. James Owens was a A workshop was held in sesswn was preSided over by at the Bradbury Church. offermg. $16. Mrs . Audrey Brewer and conjunction with the meeting. guest. Members attending Friday to take her parents, Mr. The next meeting will be held Wtlltam Watson entered Davtd · and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Moore gave a llst of were Mrs. Cora Beegle, Mrs. Mrs. Bonnie Pickens who gave and Mrs. Francis Morns to a welcome to Bible college on Sept. 27 at the Bradbury Camden Clark Hospttal m George Hupp on a recent afColumbus to spend the shrubs and trees, annuals Ideal Dora Heaton, Mrs. Robert students, Jtm Roach, Bill Church of Christ. ternoon. weekend wtth Mr and Mrs. Parkersburg on Sunday and for cutting, perennials, wh1ch Lewis, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. John By Mrs. Herbert Roush underwent eye surgery For the program Bill Carter Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mills and she described as the backbone Terrell, Mrs. Earl Thoma and Burgess and Tim Russell . Attending the Slover reunton Jeanme Stanley and Roger of the Bradbury Church spoke Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Burhl Talbott and of the flower border, flowering Mrs. Rtchard Collins. at Evans, W. Va., recently Watson, both enrolled at Btble on the mtssion work in Mon· Mr and Mrs Myron famtly of Steubenville, Ohw, bulbs, rhizomes and tubers, Dai~ Mrs. Lewis had recreation were Mrs. Bertha Robmson, schools, were not present for terey .-Mexico. He announced McKenZie of Columbus and Mr, Mrs. Ada Fox, Mr. Bill Fox and DEVOTED TO THE and Mrs. Thompson served a INTEREST OF Mr . and Mrs. Bill Robtnson and chtldren of Belmont, Ohio vegetables, herbs and gourds, Pete Shields o( Letart Falls the meeting. Personal and that he will not be entering the dessert course. MEIGS-M ASON AREA chtldren, Mr. and Mrs. Pete VISited With Mrs. Nell MiddlesCHESTER L TANNEHILL, schoolttems were presented to nussion f1eld at this time, but VISited Mr. and Mrs Fon Euc . Ed Shields, Mrs. Marlene Fisher each of the students. Halsey one day last week. wart recently. still has plans to do so ROBERT HOEFLICH, C•tv Editor and children, Molly, Larry and The possibility of opemng a sometime in the future. Charles Massar of Eastern Published dally except Mrs. Bryant, Debra Sllll.lrday by The 01'11o Valley Amy, Mr. and Mrs. Jack and spent Swtday mght wt\h Mr. center where Christians would Refreshments were served. Davtd spent Sunday a!I' 1 11;1 ft II(. Publishmo Company Ill 1 1 1 1 Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sargent, ' . Court St , Pom~rov. Ohio and Mrs. Oscar Babcock. ternoon w1th Mrs. Carol . ' ' ' 'qr~,; be on hand to counsel young 45169 BI.ISines Olflce Phone Radford and daughter, Mr. and Those calhng on Mrs. Netsel 992 1156 Editorial Phone ~92 Cornell and Sherry at Portpeople on drugs or with 2157 ' Mrs. Howard Robinson, Mr. Mrs. N. R. Canadsy, Jr., RIO GRANDEThe annual Weatherman last week were land. associated problems was Second clan postage paid at Pomeroy, Ohio and Mrs. Gerald Hayman and Galltpolis, were present for the Canaday family reunion was Mrs. Merle Griffith, Mrs. Mary discussed. The center would be Mr. and Mrs. Ross Wolfe and NIIIIOO&I advertising representat.ve BOottlnelll Jane Goebel, Mrs Grace son, Keith, Mr. and Mrs. family, Newark, vis1ted Mr. held Sunday at the Rio Grande reunion. A picmc dinner was a part of a national Church of Gallagher Inc 12 East •2nd Kuhn, Mrs Lola Grtffm and Robert Hart and children, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wolfe and sons home of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall held at noon. St. New York New York Chrtst movement called "His Subscrq:Jtion ratn and Mrs Ted Hayman of Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Place". Persons interested in Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kaylor. and attended the Wolfe reunion F. Canaday and family, Pat, OPTOMETRISTS Del•vered by carder where available 55 cents per week. Westerville, Mr. and Mrs. Don Scott and Mark. Joyce, •• Golden R. Canaday, Northup; Mr. and Mrs. John Hayes of on Sunday at Portland Park. asststing or with suggestions as By Motor Route whert ' clrrler serv1ce not Hayman and famtly of Laurel, All stx sons and three Mr. and Mrs. · cassus M. to a locat10n for a local "His Chester and Mr and Mrs. Miss Jane Allen IS viSiting 181 N. Second Ave. avallillble One month S2 By ma lt In Ohio 111nd W 1111 , One Homer Bnckles of Pomeroy Md., Mrs. Phylhs Young and her stster, Robin Allen, who ts daughters of the late Mr. and Canaday, Mr. and Mrs. Farrell Year,$16 , SIK months, 850, were Sunday guests of Mr. and family and Mr. and Mrs. Gene statwned at Mtlllngton Air Thrn months. , U 50 Niday (Edna), Miss Blanche •• elsewhere llll year / S.lll PH. 992-3279 Jewell. Mrs. Wayne Bnckles. ~ ." Base In Tennessee, as an atr months $9 50. th ree months :-:·:· ·. .·,· . . ....·. .. 3$ "1.f.~:::f.:'•' Canaday, Mr. and Mrs. Jack S6 Subscription price In ( Mr . and Mrs. Starling controller. Canaday, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mr . and Mrs: Howard j Office hours by apetud es Sunday T1mes Sentinel Canaday and Tony, Mr. and Chnsty and daughter, Mrs, Bachus and three chtldren of Tom Durst, Mr. and Mrs. ·.~ pointment: Mon .. Frt. 9 Ill 4, Saturday 9 until noon. Carolyn Adams and two Lancaster visited over the Robert Lisle, S. W. Durst, Paul !il Mrs. Mike Canaday, M1ss _ _ _ _,.._ _ _ _, chlldren, Colleen and Connan, weekend wtth Mrs . Rose Evans, Paul Dean, Danny ~~ Betty Saunders, Jeff Canaday, • ~ Miss Tlsh Miller, all of of Madison, Ind., spent the Bachus and Mrs )\'lary Black, Mrs. Lowell Greer, ::l Gallipolis weekend here wtth Mr . Donohue and David. Louis De Luz and nephews, ~ MINERSVILLE - Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Btlly Donohue Leota Birch, Joe Mtller, Carol ~ Christy's stster, Mrs. Edith Mr. and Mrs. Delmar A. Mrs. Raymond Evans, Rt. 1, By everyone. The finest, and three children of Detroit Carter and Rudy Durst were Be !zing. Canaday, Mrs. Anna Marie Minersville, are announcing lightest, most comfortMr and Mrs. Wayne wtll arrive Monday for an callers at the home of Mr and Chapman and daughter, the approaching marriage of MONDAY able professional service Brickles were calling on her mdeftmte VIStl wtth hts mother, Mrs. E. H. Carpenter during THE POMEROY Chamber Jennie, Pomeroy; Mr. and thetr daughter, Marsha, to shoe. It's from Nurse· mece, Mr. and Mrs Willard Mrs. Mary Donohue. the past week. of Commerce at noon at Metgs Mrs. Harry Bailey (Mary) o! Charles Frecker, son of Mr. Mates. Soft and easy. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lawson Ebers bach and daughter, Inn. All members urged to Kanauga; Mr. and Mrs. Harry and Mrs Wilham Frecker, Rt. And very pretty too. ReBecky of Chester. Other and son of Letart, W Va ., Mr. Freedman and Pamela, I, Minersville. 1 attend member, the wantad look VISitors m the Ebersbach home and Mrs. Ed Lawson of Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. TU!o;SDAV The wedding will be an event can be had. Come In and were thetr daughter, Mr. and Syracuse, Mrs . Dorothy PAST MATRONS, Pomeroy Robert Canadsy, Rutland; Mr. of Sunday, Sept. 2, at 2:30p.m. see Nurse-Mates at: Mrs. John Brewer of Gallipolis Lawson and sons of Antiquity' Chapter, OES, Tuesday night and Mrs Allan Gibson, at St. John's Lutheran Church. 210E . 2nd Pomeroy nd Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Mr and Mrs. Robert Lawson ,' Phone 992-5428 meeting cancelled. Next Columbus; Mr. and Mrs . The custom of open church will 1 Spencer, Route 3, Pomeroy. and chtldren were Sunday Gerald F. Canaday and David, be observed with a reception meeting Sept. 25. Your THOM MeAN Store guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Diana Massar was an JUNIOR AMERICAN Lansing, Mich. Middleport, 0. " By Nellie Vale followmg at the bride's home. ,. overmght guest of Brenda Lawson . FeeneyLegion Auxiliary, On Sunday, Aug. 26, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hupp and Columbia Chapel Church will Bennett Post 128, potluck Boyles Sunday mght. ,,r 1 1 Mrs . Velma Newell is sons spent a two week vacation I staying a few days wtth her in Washmgton, D. C. and have a basket dinner honoring picnic, Legion Park, Mill St., Fashionabk ' I A VISit to the Meigs County "Missionaries' Equipment" Middleport, 6:30 p. m. Each their minister, Rev. Willard '• 1 stster, Mrs. Bmas Tuttle. Mrs. VIsited Dtsney World tn Flortda Love and w1fe. The l'ubUc IS one to take a covered dish, Infirmary was planned when and had prayer to open the • Priced to Please Newell is improving in health. and the Smoky Mountains and lllvlted. Rev. Love has been the the Dorcas Circle of the B. H. meeting. Devotions were by MIDDLEPORT Masonic • Rev. C. N. Watson of other places of interest. pastor of the church for the Lodge 363 F&AM annual Sanborn Missionary Society of Mrs. Isabelle Winebrenner, ',. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Russell past year and Is now going to father-son banquet at 6:30p.m. the Middleport First Baptist and Mrs. Manning Kloes gave ,, Parkersburg spent a recent , day with Mrs Eddte Watson. and daughter, Mandy of Belpre where he is employed at at lodge hall. Church met at the home of the program uamg "Biblical '> Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maryland spent the weekend tlte Chnstlan College. Basis for Hope" as her topic. SPECIAL meeting of Miss Rhoda Hall. I ~I Ntchols of Illinots ts spendmg a wtth Mr. and Mrs. Russell You Should See It At Mrs. Leora Sigman presided Refreshments were served Kenny Coen, son of Mr. and Eastern Board of Education at few days here with hts parents, Roush and family and Mr. Mrs . Edward Coen, was a 8 p.m. at high school. at the meeting during whtch by the hostess to those named Mr and Mrs Charles Ntchols · Robert Russell at Wolfpen and surgical patient last week In time a picture of the Baptist and Mrs. Charles Searls, Mrs. I Lou Osborne WEDNESDAY the former's mother, Mrs. O'Bieness Hospital in Athens. and her parents in Parkersscholarship girl was displayed. Elizabeth Slavm, Mrs. John Main at Sycamore • WlLDWOOD Garden Club ' Ahce Russell at Veterans burg . The circle will be assisting her POMEROY, OHIO He Is recuperating at his home meeting 8 p.m. at home of Mrs. Fultz, Mrs. Harold Chase and Memortal Hospttal. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence sending gifts during the and I I here. On Sunday the young Alfred Yeauger with Mrs. Mrs. Charles Edwards. '. I SEARS I Ntchols spent Tuesday with Mrs. Edna Durst, Mrs. Ora people's class with their Clifford Phillips as assisting year . Arrangements were Catalog Merchant I their daughter, Mr and Mrs Hunt and two children of leacher, Frank Shiltz, motored hostess. made to send a birthday gift to ' Baden, W. Va., visited Mrs. Harvey Hendershot of Lanone of the missionaries. A 1220 E. Matn Pomeroy I to the Coen home for Bible !l:ARLYBIRDLEAGUE, 9 a. Russell Roush Monday. Other Study. I PH. 992-2118 I caster and Mrs. Nichols con- guests m. business meeting, 9:30a. m. report was given on gilts for of the Roqshes over the sulted an ear doctor there. --.1 Nellie Vale, who has been a bowling at the Pomeroy shut-ins. weekend were Mrs. Steve Mrs . Sigman read surgical patient in Mt. Carmel Bowling Lanes. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Haggy of Akron and Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis. Hospital Colwnbus for the past threemweeks, was returned home on Monday by her son, STAFF ADDED John ·and family . Mrs. Vale F~gidaire Two new staff persons have underwent replacement of the ,.• been added to the Meigs right hip as the result of STATE AUTOMOBILE MUTUAL INS. Hoover County Senior Citizens Center deterlatlon of the joint from OHIO FARMERS INSURANCE CO. . Including Mrs. Jean Morgan of arthritis. The operation was AUTO-OWNERS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. Middleport as Center-aide who very successful and she ex. Speed Queen wlll coordinate an arts and pecl.t! to return to her dutlea at crafts program. The latest !he Meigs County Superin"We Insure In Sure Insuram:e" Admiral addition was Mrs. Rosalie tendent of Schools Office the Sayre, bus driver. middle of September. We shall be moving as soon as the phone The bubblegum, Dave Kingman Ron Bryant wa1 on the moUild for the 01111111, hta beck the • J Nld Q 8 a 45 s 6 w sa:.Vclers, FB 3 11 l6 c. F lsher, F B 3 11 3 6 TOTALS WAHAMl' 396 8.6 Player-Pol. rca vG A1'o I, '/;aa~'J';.~~rH~B 72 72 1:0 R Grinstead. QB 6 3 .5 ~ ;::::,~; ~: 1~ .~ :) Others 18 9 s rc:,r,_~~~NG - Nlda~~ 31~or 6~ no Interceptions, 33 yards , f.o~~~·;tlo~s. ro~. 1, y:r~a~~· Wohoma - ' of 15, one In ~~J•N':~rd~by John Myers) r or AL oFF ENs 1v E PLAYS - Wahamo 60, GAHS 53. Total yardage- GAHS m, Wahama 40 Gf~:"\8 ';.~~ailies WahJ'ms ~· 70Sl'J~r~C: _:-3~ saunders , yard run; Graham. 2·yard run, B Sounders, 5.yard run dissension. Reds' outfielder Bobby Tolan, placed on the disabled list without a medical examination following a heated argument with a club offlcal and fined $3511, has bluntly refused to apologize to Director of Player Personnel Sheldon Bender and has threatened to take his case to Marvin Miller of the Players' Association. "Bender used abusive language to me, so he should apologize If I am to apologize to him," Tolan said. "I will take my case to Marvin Miller." At first It was reported Bender and Tolan had engaged In fisticuffs after the Reds dropped a 5-4 verdict In 11 Innings to the St. Louis Cardinals Friday night. Saturday, Reds ' publicist Jim Ferguson denied that a physical Dght had taken place and issued the statement, "disciplinary action ,has been taken against Tolan. Anderson : bas told Tolan he will not b<' , welcome In the Reds' clubhouse untO he apologizes for the abusive languge he used against Bender." Tolan, who had then complained about having back trouble, WIIB placed on the 111dsy disabled list. Bender told Tolan to report for an examination early Saturday morning . Tolan reportedly refused. "I told Tolan that If he did not report for examlnaUon, we would have to take other measures," said Bender. MAN - :: To see for all your ; famil insurance needs:' Y ;. Stephen c. 553 Ru1101 St : Ml~J ~-:,:trr,'g~ : PH. m-7155 : So•••• NOW • STATE FARM ~ n•n "'" ''""~''"'""" 1" . _A._ .. INsuuNu p Hom• 0111"'' ; Bloomtnaton, Illinois 'J I 1 • : 7304 ~ TWO EVENINGS EACH WEEK BUFFET DINING MONDAY EVENING AND TUESDAY EVENING _r llo9 30-AIIyoucaneal, (orAle Cartel. Drlnks·and Dessert E.tr_a. Wide Menu Choice Order our. regular menu everv "':M sto 10 .- ,~ ..... The MEIGS INN POMEROY . _________.. I 10 1 2- : • •• • �4 - The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 .. Aug. 'II, 1973 r-~ . ------------------------~ Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 511115 Of QUALnY Sales t111 • tot ro offer when Mobllt Homt. You cart beat Fire bi rd Esprit, local 1 owner c~r . 350 V-8 eng ine, power steering II. automatic transmission, AM FM rad io, like new white letfr tires. 307 V-8, radio, clean Inte riOr A $1l'IS 1970 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill 4 door, V 8 automatic, power steering radio, good tires, blue flnl5h, spotless In terior OPEN EVES. 8:00P. M. POMEROY, OHIO FERGIE INJURED HOUSTON (UP!) - Chicago rieblhander Ferguaon JenkirE, clll&lllted at bll performance this - , bad further, cause fOt anguish &anday when he Injured lhe third and fourth ftncm ol hill pitching hand In a home plate cralh With teammate JOR Cardenal In the CUb'• pme agaln.lt the Houslon Altroe. '"nley're not aching," Jenldnlllld. "I can't bend them • lila! the doctor eays they're nol brobn." loC'Ifl were planned · far Jenkin~ today when the dub lravela to Atbtnll to !like en the Braves. • Opportunities WANT AD~ GOBLE MOBILE HOMES CONSTRUCTION Auto Sales DEADlfii ES 5 P M.Day Befor~ Publlcatton Monday Oead lm e 9 a m Canc&llatlon Correcttons Will be accep ted unit I 9 ~ m for Day of Publlcatton REGULATIONS The Publisher rt!serves th e right to edit or reiect any tr~ds ~deemed obj-ectional The publi sher wll( not be responsible for more than one Incor re ct Insertion RATES For Want Ad Service 5 cen ts p er Word one tnsertton Mm tmum Cha rg e75c 12 cents per word thret con secuttve Insertions 18 cents per ward sti con secuttve tn serttons 15 Per Cent Dtscount on paid ads and ads paid wlthm 10 days BLIND ADS p er OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to S 00 p m Dally, 8 30 a m to 12 co Noon S.:ttu rd av Men's, women's, girls' & boys' regular jeans & casual 1ea n s Good colors. All s1zes . 'I'._ Notice KOSCOT KOSMET ICS & WIGS Specials durmg Augus t are Koncen t ree, Moist Kote , K lean sl ng Kream, One Day Sachet & others Phone He len Jane Brown, 992 5113 8 2 ttc POMEROY &:il!l• Jack W. Carsey, Mgr Phone 992-2181 1973- .:.': .g Zag sewmg mach ine This machme darns , em bro iders, overcasts . button holes All without at ta chmen ts Pay balan ce of S38 50 or pay ss per month Call 992 5331 MEIG S SE NIOR S, Make your 6 10 If< appointment now to have your SENIOR PORTRAIT taken EXCELSIOR Salt Works, E Oat es tor taking MEIGS Main St , Pomeroy All kinds SENIORS are Aug 22. 23 , 24 and 25, and Se pt 1 Take advantage of Special Senior Prices for these days only Call GROVER 'S STUD IO, M•ddleport, Ohio 2475 ends ol salt water pellets , water nuggets, block salt and own Ohio River Salt Phone 992 3891 Phone 992 · 6 5 tf C 9 1 22tc NEW sofa beds , sofa by day; bed by night Your cho ice of co lors while they last , only $49 95 Pomerov Recovery , 622 E Main St , Pomeroy , Oh ro Phone 992 755 4 Y A ROSALE-MondaY- ;;.d Tuesday on county road 19 off new Rt 33, firs t house on right Good cloth mg . odds and 8 26 2tc 8 23 6tc - - - - -- - - - - - -- - BRUSH HOG S, 4x5 ft, phone PAINTING , expenenced , roots specialty Phon e 992 2239 tor free estimate 8 24 6tc 71S ttc 197 3 14K70 MOB I L.E home , y ARo - sai;;- Mo nd-;y-and Tuesday on cou nty road 19oft new Rt 33, f irst house on right. Good clotho ng , odds and ends 8 26 2tc -------------PIANO and organ lessons by 9raduate of ofCl ncoMusi nnalo Conservatory c Gerald Hoffner, Phone 992 3825 8 26 121c - - - - - - -- - - - - - - For Sale 1963 Model 9i l 3 plower tr actor , P s, doesel $1,300 Call 843 2451 8 21 6tc 1970 BSA 250 Call after 2 p m Ca ll 985 3919 8 21 61p ------------- Chester Columbia Lebanon Letart Olive Orange Rutland 12 17 7 18 9 98 6 39 978 7 78 9 18 Salem SaliSbury ~ Scipio Sutton 10 19 5 99 6 39 6 79 4.016 10 2,369 40 3,293 40 2.108 10 3,227 40 2,567 40 3.029 40 3,362 70 1,976 70 2.108 70 2,240 70 $33,000 00 Corporations - 21 Pc;t. (As Per Caprta1910) Pomeroy Middleport Racine Rutland Syracuse 38 80 $ 16.296 00 39 01 16,38,. 20 5 79 2m 80 7 93 3,330 60 8 47 3,557 40 $42,000.00 County Government 50 00 $75,000 00 $150,000 00 To1el Gordon H Caldwe ll Meig s Co unty Auditor Clerk of Budget Commrsston (8) 27, ltc 992 S858 --------------- washer and drye r. diSh · washer. stainless steel srnk, garbage disposal , eye lev el oven , range, dacron polyester carpet, large lot Phone 7~2 P()MEROY HOME & AUTO 992-2094 606 E. Matn Pomerov OFFICE SUPPLIES 8 27 Stc 8 26 3tc ROOMS by the week, $18 up Meigs In n , Pomeroy 7 12 tfc PRIVATE meeting room for any organization , phone 992 3975 $7.00 Per Ton DELIVERED TO OHIO PALLET CO. Open Monday through Froday 7 a.m to S:30 p m. On Old Rt. 33 Phone 992-2689 Pomeroy, Ohio . Help Wanted 3 11 tfc 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and unfurn is hed a partment s Phone 992 5434 .4 12 ttc FURNISHED Phon e 992-3901 -------help wanted . SERVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE Stop In and See Our Floor Oisolav . JOHN TUCKER Rf. 4. Pomeroy, o 992-39S4 or 992-7349 II Must Be Roght we Will ot Roght. 8 2301p apartment Pets For Sale MOBILE home space Market , Sy ra cuse Baer 's 8 26 tfc -------------2 BEDROOM mobrle home with patio , Rac i ne Albert Hill , 949 2261 Call PARKVIEW Kennel s Poodles, 1 toy male and 1 female Phone 992 54~3 1 15 tfc Real Estate For Sale WOOD TRUSSE~ ' ,~ 3, 4, 15. 1.1 30-Hollywood Squares 3, 4, 1l; Love of Life 8, 10. Episode I Builtto Your '$tlee1 DellvoNCI to Job Sl.. I Action 33; Brady Bunch 13, Bowlln9 6 11 55-CBS News 8, Dan lmel's World 10 12 00-Jeopardy 3, 15; Bob Braun'• 50-lO Club 4, Password 6: News 10, 13, Sesame St. 33 12 30-3 W's3, IS: Spill Second 6, Search For Tomorrow 8, 10. 12.55-News 3, 15. 1·00-News 3, All My Children 6, 13; Green Acres 10. Not For Women Only 15 : Joker's Wlld8; Discover Flyln9 33. 1.30-3 On A Match 3, 4, 15, Let's Make A Deal 6, 13. As the World Turn•8, 10, How Do Your Children Grow' 33 2.00-Days of Our Lives 3, 4, 15 ; Newlywed Game 6, 13, Guiding Light 8, 10 , Woman 33 . 2 30-0ocfors3, 4, ll : Girl In My Life 6, 13, Edge of Night 8, 10 , Musical Encounter 33. 3 00-Another World 3, 4, 15, General Hospital 6, 13, Price Is Right 8, 10. Folk Life 33. 3 30-Return to Pel'lon Place 3, 15; One Life to Live 6, 13 1 Phil Donahue 4, Mafch Game '73 8, Secret Storm 10: Moklng Things Grow 33 4·00-Misfer Cartoon 3, Love, American Style 13, Somerset 15, Huck II. Yogl6: Secret Storm 8, Sesame St. 33 ; Movie " Sunny Side of the Street" 10. 4 30-Pettlcoet Junction 3; Dakfarl 13, Margie 15, F Troop 6, ' Abbott II. Co5tello 8; Four Althe Folr 4. l :OO-Mr. Rogers 20, 33 , Bonanza 3, Hazel 8, Big Volley 6, Western Star Theater 15 , 5 30-Beverly Hillbillies 8: Elec. Co. 33, Gomer Pyle 13 , Hodgepodge Lodge70: Trolls We5f 15, Dick Van Dyke4 s· 55-Earl Nightingale 15 , 6. 00-News 3, 4, 8, 10, 13, 15, Truth or Con seq 6, Se5ome St 20, Sporfscope 33 6· 30-New•J, 4, 6, 8, 10, 15, I Dream of Jeannie 13, Lilias, Yoga II. You 33 ' 7 00-Whaf's My Line 8: Elec . Co. 20, News 6, 10: Untamed World 13: Llvln9 33: Lee Trevino's Golf For Swingers 1S, Truth or Consequences 3, Beat the Clock 4 7 30-To Tell The Truth 6, Price Is Right 8, 10; Beot The Clock , 13; This Is Your Life 3: Circus 4: RFD 20: Charles Blair's Better World 15, Cancer· Lifo or DHih 33. , . I HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. Alignment EXPERIENCED painter , In te nor and exterior Call Don Van Meter , 985 395 1 PRE-F_AB~ICATEQ 773-55~ Specialist Wheel Employment Wanted 9 30-To Tell The Truth 3, Elec Co 33: Wild, Wild West 6 Peyton Place 13 ' 10 00-Dinah Shore 3, IS , Joker's Wild 10; Dick Van Dyke 13 Lilias, Yoga II. You 33 ' 10 30-Baffle 3. 4, 15: $10,000 Pyramid 8, 10: Spill Second 13, Zoom 33, Mike Dou9las 6. 11 00-Gamblf 8, 10, Password 13; Travelure 33: Wizard of Odds ASK US ABOUT • FURNITURE MalOti, w. v•. EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 On Most Amerocan Cars - GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 8-4 30 Daoly, 8-12 Sat. In the R. H Rawlings Sons Buold1ng .992 2101 Moddleport, 0. Pomeroy Home & Auto Open8TII5 Monday fhru Saturday 606 E. Ma1n, Pomeroy, 0 . 8 24 6tc 1 ROOM house with bath In Rutland, air conditioned , EL NA and Wh i te Sewing Machm es Service on all MOBILE home space carpeted, gas furnace , dish tn makes Reasonable rates Syracuse Phone 992 5858 washer , double oven , range, The Sewing Center , Mid double gerage , large carport, 6 21 ttc dleport, Oh-Io 4 acres cleared and fen ced, 11 16 ttc small barn and other buildings Phone 614 742 683,. 5 30 tfc AUTOMOBILE lnsuranc-; been 14 x 65 TR A ILER , 2 bedroom , cancelled? Lost your very good cond rt lo Phone 773 operator's l tcense. c;ell 992 5805 7 ROOM house tn Chester , la rge 7428 sun porch , basement. natural 8 22 tfc 6 15 tiC gas, forced arr heat Chester . T P water, also, drilled well Walktng d istan ce of bus iness NIEGLER Building Supply for Air Conditioners butld!ng hous es Call Cv area , school and churches On Ne lgler, R:ectne, Oh io large lot . Approximately 2 Awnings 8-21 -lOtp acres, large garden Gordon Underpinning Ridenour, Phone 985 3573 ---------- ---- Mobile Homes For Sale BABY SITTER needed for f trst grade child . between 3 JO P m to 12 30 am tn my home Inquire at 134 But ternut Aye In Pomeroy _ befo~_:_::o p m 8 26 21P SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED DUMP TRUCK . 8 26 6tc Middleport, 0. 992-2550 ----------- ' 7 18 tf -------------- ------------- - - -----------Real ·Estate For Sale EXCAVATING Dozers, large and small , Backhoes and loaders on track and tires; Dump truck - Lo-boy ser vice . Septic: tenks Installed George (bill) Pullins , phone 992 2478 or 992-7<02 2 9 tic SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED , REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION STEWART, OHIO PH 662: 3035 . 10 4 tfc SEWING MACHINES Repair NORTH (DI .973 1972 YAMAHA motorcycle 125 cc less than 500 m lies Phone 992 5105 8 26 31p -------------GA S furnace ,w ith blower , electric c ounter top range and oven Call 992 2377 8 26 3tp -------------PI GS for sale Lewrs Smrth , Rt 2, Pomeroy 992 6i85 8 26 3tc ------------3 WEEK ·OLD wh tte faced bull ca lf, 1 white f aced heifer calf 196~ pickup tru ck, 18 foot boat 8 26 Jtc ------------NEW 1973 zig zag sewing mac hln!s In origina l fa c to ry carton Z ig zao to make bbttonholes , sew on butons, monograms , and make fi:mcy desi gns with lust the tw !.st of a single dill , Left In lay a -way and neyer been uud Will sell for only S~7 cash or te rm s avallable Phon e 992 298.t 8 26 6tc -------------ELECTROL U X vacuum cleaner , A 1 condition, uses paper bags , ha..s cordwmder and many attachments,. Also shampoo attachme nt In eluded! _- only 4 ave lia ble S37 70 cash or terms eva lla ble Phone V'/ 1 · 1'118~ 8 26 6tc -------------- -------------- 8 21 tfc -------------Wanted To Buy COR NER cupboards, wall cupboards , chests , old guns , anv c ondition Also blue decorated stonewa r e Write P 0 Box ~~. Mart insburg , OhiO, <3935 or call 1 <8H«O efter 1 p m 8 8 9Dtc NO 1 Copper, 60c , Radiators, 30c , brass , 20c. batteries . 90c e-ach , c lean, drv Ginse ng roots , S60 a tb Yell ow root, S4 , May apple, 50c per lb M. A Hall , ~eeds'v'llle . Call 378 62<9 ...._ 7 31 ftc _ _ WANTED ------------- Fi n A9 ttator tor au c ti o n , hou~ehold goods Tools, mo st anything of value Will buy or se ll on commiSSion Will haul Ca ll 992 3354 or 992 2792 Havm an •s 1· 25 -ttc OLD furnitur e, oak tabl es, cloc:kl, Ice boxeo, brats beds, dishes or comp lete household s Write M D Mlltlr, Rt 4, Pomeroy , Ohio, ____ _________ _ call 992 6271 _.. · 5 13 tfc PerWII· Prtu M1yt19 HIIO ol He•t Dry1r1 Sur round clo thes with gentle, e'v'en f!eat No hot spots , no ove rdryi-ng Fine M esh Li n' We.talk to you like 1 person, FIller We Sptclllilt In MAYTAG RUTLAND FURNITURE ~;~~~~:et WMI011'390 ON YOUR DIAL Arnold Grate. Rutland 3 BEDROOM house on Lincoln H ill, living room, kllchen , bath and ut ility room, extra large lot over 1 acre Has dr i 'lleway S13,000 Call . sunday after 12 noon, on weekdays after 5 p m , 992 3247 8 s tfc --------------LrARG E, convenient building lots at Roc k Springs Area restricted for housn only Tupper$ Pla ins & Chester Water ava i lable Call or see Bill Witte, 992 2789 ?Jl<-tfc CANNING Tomatoes , c ucumbers, ma ngoe s, and cantalopes Gera ld i ne Cleland , Ra<llne 992-3861 2-14' SPORTSPAL CANOE LISt $334 SALE '280 1-12' SPORTSPAL CANOE List $295 SALE •250 All Fishif)g Rods & Lures 20% OFF We have plenty of rlftu 11. shot guns In stock - Also ammunition and hunting license After Sept 1 We Witt Be Closed Thur. o.,.n Mon .. Tuos, & Wed 8-5 30 Cloud Thursday Open Frl & Sat. 8-1 GRAVELY tRACTOR SALES 511 E, Moln Pomeroy, Ohio Phond "2 2175_ - - __J FURNISHED MIDDLEPORT Near sc hool5 , 1 be dr~oms. la rg e kitchen, nice bath, front and back porche5. Asking on ly $8900 00 NEW HOME 3 BEDROOMS - Bath. storm dooroandwlndows, doubl e •Ink built-In stove and oven E lectrl~ heat Ni ce lot Just $18,500.00 TUPPERS PLAINS NEARL Y NEW - Ni ce 2 badroom hom e, bath, sliding glass door>, built In range All electric, carport and nice lot $15.000 00 REASONABLE 2 BEDROOMS - for ced air fu rnace, nl c::e bath ~ front porch and large lot Only 14,000 00 NEW LISTING SIOO 00 · Per-acre for 60 acres In Lebanon Township, on good 9rave1 road SOON THif'IGS WILL BEGIN TO ROLL HERE IN TH E COU NTY. HAVE YO U WHAT YOU WANT OR NEED BEFO RE ALL THIS HAP PENS IF NOT COME IN AND DISCUSS IT WITH ONE OF US chen wlf h range and oven, lot• of cabinets, carpeted, carport, electric heat JUST S17.000 00 RUTLAND 3 nice badrooms with closefo nice kitchen and dining area: bath, full ba sement with shower, storm windows and doors, electric heal, 51 acre $18,500 00 GOING BUSINESS Showing a nice profit Good clean stdck E•ce ll ent loco tlpn, A great future for someone Selling due to 111 health . COME TO THE OFF IC E, NO PHONE CALLS PL EASE 5 ROOM COTTAGE MIDDL EPORT 2 bedroom• . Both Dlntn 9 Pass Pass room 11h sfory 1rame Some storm doors ond wlndowo. Porches Lot 100~ 125 Asking $5,500 00 WE HAVE BUYERS FOR ALL TYPE PROPERTY ~ 1 ST TODAY , J ASSOCIATES TO HELp WITH THE SALE; OF YOUR PROPERTY HENRY E. CLELAND, BROKER "2-2259 If 00 lniWit 992-1561 nl9ht phone 192 352S or 992 __________ _ _: 11 tfc sm . 8 23 90tc b'oE Ci:- wH"eiL- 'Aiivn;;;• 1 located at Cro.. roldl At 12~ now bec k to work c'omPietf front end urvlct, hmt vp lnd brlke service Whttl l balanced tl'ICironlcally All work uu•r•nttld Rtnonabl• ratn . Phone 1f2.J23 2 ---------2·11 ttc RON SHEPARD, Fj,;;;;:-w-; 11 Rtmod~tllng l Ctram (c til t batha Bo• 280, Ruttond 742 3660, • ---1-26 ttc MOB IL Et.-;.;;-.-;~;;r-&11 tricot plumbing lnd ~ 1111 < · Phono 992-5151. ng ----- 7·15 II< HARR ISON:Srv- t;r: lc;-;d nrvlct <o lio. Phont f92-2S22, -------------!:!:!..'li Pass Pass By Oswald & James Jacoby and backhoe work. llptlc: tanks Installed, dump trucks and lo boys for h Ire, will haul f ill dirt, top soli , llmeatone and gravel, Call Bob or Roger Jeffers. day phone 992 -70&9 . WSS\4 •• Openmg lead- • K 6-JO tic - SEPTICTANKSCLEANED REASONABLE rate• Ph ;;o <782, Gallipollo, John Russell, at a reuQnabl e charge Call U72 +1093 t94 your Free 328,. co · ' oEAo- SrOCK=-Wiii;.-;.-;v• !1 +862 East-West vulnerable West North East South I+ Pass I+ 2+ 2• Pass 2• 8 23 3otc 'R'EAIYY:M'~--c o ;:;-cR- eTE 8 30 a m. to s P m Saturday - 8.30 to 12 noon - unless b appointment Phone 992 . 561~ or 992-7121 _ 7 25-lOtc rn t r xr J .KQJ54 9 1 tfc OPEN - Roger f.ty U II 'a Glr . age near Cronroeda on St Rt 12,.; 1!111 mechanical work Including automati c;; trans m issi ons Monday F rldav =s=-•::::::::-=-==---~1 .975 Exc AVATiNG, -do;~l;;.der ABOUT3YEARSOLD TUPPERSPLAINS - 1 floor plan, 3 nice bedrooms with clo5ef•, modern bath, kif I I I SOUTH s 1 tic kitchen, oak floors , gas furnace, basement and large lot II I I K) '10863~ +754 complete Service Phone 949 3821 Racine , Oh io Crltt Bradford POMEROY - 2 bedrooms, nice I 1 • 82 . tAKQJS furnece for winter Dirty furnaces coat fuel and could cost a life Call P & J Home Ms lntenance 992 3509, 215 N Second , Middleport · 7 31 tiC Nrr tJ c EAST • A106 •Q4 -CBRAOFORo,Aucti;.~-;:- ---.-=-------- FALL CLEARANCE '• WEST S-12tfc 1 ~!YW00)11];f:f..:::~ vur•V>fd' • t063 --------------TIME to check thai oil or gaa delivered r ight to prolec t Fast and easy estimates Phone 992 Goeole l n Ready Mix Middleport, Ohio About 7:30pm. Friday ,1101neone II go!llj! to kick a football In anger at Saundera Memorial Field In Pt. Pleaunt, and the 1973 61~ ~ eeaeon wiD olflclally be under Wf/.'y , A half-hoor later, the 1111111e Unbelievable but True thl1111 will hawert at Wahama, 1111d so, It Ia Ume for oor aruma! by THOMAS JOSEPH DEAR HELEN , local football forecast, "No. $Other " Isn't alone. U you're not ol a minority race 5 Flee !Jlatyear, I relied on oblervatlorut by the more astute fans at yo u're an a~an fOt college scholarship and loans, ACROSS ' G. flonl I - metah· each high school, and waa off too mark corutlderably. So this While my husband was wntns only $67 a week and 1 was arrange · ohsm year, the opinions you read are atrlctly those of the author, and It pregnant with our son, he needed just $100 to finish hill college mcnt Ia I - and I alone - w.bo'll be rurvting for tall timber ~ I'm year He had an " A" average, so we didn't think there wouW be II6. Cache 1. Mountam Diva lake wrong. LUCJOC much trouble getting a scholarship, 8 Dova's GALUPOLIS: Last year's ~rop of big, strong, fast (but IZ. Soiree "What's your average?" asked the examiner.· When he 13. l.oke a delight green) sophomores are big, strong, fast, not-60-f!reen juniors 9, Dele's dlscovered It was "A," he said, "Oh, If It were Cor D we coold bancdict now, and there's a respectable &•1111 of seniors relurning If ant1theSLIJ, (2 wds) Coach Johnny Ecker can put them together, this could be a very process the scholarship right away, but now you'D bave to go 15 Altar 10.•Jekyll's through channela." We fUied out lt'lveral forma in triplicate got Yellerolay'a Aaawer nasty side tough ediUon of the Blue Devils. constcl· doctor's verification thai! was pregnant, etc . and waited! ' U . Enlatton With an owotandlng quarterback and plenty of raw talent, the 25. Taro u. Firot deavQrcd Helen, we were never even notified that my husband couldn 'I 16. Japanc.e Devils should he contenders for the SEOAL championship - IF home root 17. Quarry wild dog they get by their annual traumatic encounter with Meigs, which get the scholarship. We fmally borrowed the money and had to 17. Commls· 35. Gossip 18. Academic 27.-pfD pay a late registration fee . (st.) plant nob1s comes early thia year, on Sept. 28 eration A friend had a similar eliJ)Orience. He was third highest In his 38. Gunther's 30. All and 19 T•betan 19. Alter " Since the Devita did as well a~ expected last year (I tabbed "Inside sundry sheep one's them at 4~ or s-5), this year I'll go out on the limb even farther: class and had been recommended highly bY his principal, rut the U Dispatch zo. Gaoned course college dean told him the scholarship had been refused because S-2, with the nonnal amount of breakB. 37. Belli an a fty 21. Purpose n.Occupa MEIGS : Charlie Chancey consostently gets more out of the " We are over our quota of whites." nver 32. Unas22. Plu nder tiQn I've no quarrel wtth helpmg disadvantaged people, but when 39. Cry from ptrated 23. Hostelry raw material available than anyone expects. He's never had a 26. Celewill the government learn that some whites fit in that category the fold 24. Clear con sonant brated "I losing season at Meigs, but thls year,l don 't hear much opUmtsm U. Consent above 33. Ad van too even the brainy ones? STUDENT'S WIFE doi ng" tl from the Marauder camp. to tage expenses 28. Actor Playing only nine games, thoush, may help. Nevertheless, I Gnffith ~~~~~ ~~~~~ bave a feeling thos Ia a season when Mel~' fortunes will dop, Dear Helen . 29. Right now 30. State despite C)lltncey's best efforts : 4-5, but much better if they get , Well , well , . how does It feel to oe diSCI'Imlnated against (Fr ) past Galllpolla. Revenge Ia not only sweet-It's inspirational, too. "Mia No. SOther"? Welcome to the "Other" ~lasslflcatlon - on~ 31. Garment WAHAMA : Coach Gant Barnette bas several things gou\g that has been used on my race for many years. feature for him, such as seven home games, and a btt easter schedule, Maybe lurning the tables around will let you see wbat we 35. May 38. After26 which doesn't include toughies such as Ravenswood "Others" have faced - NO LONGER IGNORED -He's - ---Across? got just as many minuses, however - a small number of (2 wds) boys outthis year; lack of depth at several posotions; and untroed Dear Helen . U.Ire Please helD me ~et • lob aa a writer for yoor newspaoer. I U . Eagle'a players In both offensive and defensove untts. Their development have wrote (stet Ja book called "Three Sisters from Hollywood," neat reaUy holds the keys to this season and I have wrote (stet) some articles (stet) too. I woold ap. 43. UnderPersonally,l think it'll be a fairly good one: 7-3, if they gel stzed past the first three or four games wlthoutmajoronjurles. M . Rose PT. PLEASANT : Last year, optimists said the Big Blacks essence could be S-2, while pessimists said they'd be as bad as u . Even .-J DOWN the pessim!ats were wrong, with a dreary 1-8-1 mark for 1972 1. Coach Dick Ware has a good offensive umt back, some Unscramble theoe four Jumbles, Caltfornia one letter to each aquare, to sophomores coming up with excellent credentials, and 12 senoor form Z. Asian four ordinary worda. river lettermen (but only one juntor). 3. Fencing The best blocking in the worW by a solid line , however, can't cry offset the Big Blacks' womsome weakness - someone who can [ YATHS f. Sculpture carry the ball with authority, and good blocking m the backfteld. or Somehow I bave the feelin~ that this year, PPHS wiU end a painting three-year drought and get back in the winning column, if not speclacularly: 6-4. DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it: The PoinTVoew rrucrophones and cameras w1ll be on the f1eld AXYDLBAAXR 1 for 21 of these encounters, but If I'm far afield wtth my forecasts, Ia LONGFELLOW Nov. !Owill fond me hiding out In the woods somewhere. One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A II used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single lette~1 KEETAB 8.00-01110 This Week 20, Maude 8, 10, Evening at Pops 33, WHERE Ti-lE CHAMP'!:; apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are au Temperaturs Rosing 6, 13 , Movie "The Stranger" 3, 4, " P'UP.5t:' t:Nt:'EP U!'!' honL< Each day the code letters are dilterent. Baseball 15. 8 30-Hawall Five 0 8, 10, Mov ie "Class of 63" 6, 13, Folk Life CRYI'TOQUOTES 20 CILIAT Now arran1e the circled Ietten CSSE ZSK BVF KJYJDACSAQ 1P 9 oo-swan Lake 20, 33 f' \I to form the ourprlae 1111wer, 11 9 30-Vrrglnlan 8, Pilot Films 10 FHFKRBVJPU LPY RS A IJCC ZJPY 10 00-Marcus Welby, MD 6, 13, News 20 , NBC Reports 3, 4, "::::::~~~~~~I>.~A~;;_:•u~1101ted b1 the above cutoon. Morlan and Jimmy McPartland 33 . JB - TA C FQ KFPLKY 11 ·00-News 3, 4, B, 13, 15 rl.....--'-" Pril=.. 11·30-Johnny Carson 3, 4, 15, (vlovles " War and Peace 6, 13, (Antwen la.orrow) "The Night of the Iguana" 8, Come to the Fa or 4, Dan Imel Yeaterolaf'l C1'711toqaote: FUN IS LIKE LIFE INSURANCE: Tomorrow 10, 11 35-Movle " Blue Denim" 10 THE OLDER YOU GET, THE MORE IT COSTS.-KIN lomhl•o• BLOAT FANCY SWERVE DIFAMI 11 45-Johnny Carson 4. S•lurd•y'• HUBBARD 1 OD-Man From U.N C L E 4, News 13. \ An•wer• TIW kind of money miKftl come <C 1111 Klnr roato•• S:rndlcatAo,Iu.) 2 OD-Your Health 4. from o 11one- "NOTE$" 2 30-News 4 +AKQJ Owner end Operator 8 24 31< ____ _________ _ 8 1-4 tfc -------------GROCERY buslnitu ~or sele ..... WANTED Partt l me ...... Building for sale or tease Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m bab vsl tter from 3 D m to 6 30 to 10 p m for appointment p m and Wednesday night . 3 20 tfc Ca ll 992 7775 after 6 p m KNAPP shoes new fall and winter st yles now out Ca ll 992 532< -------------- (underground ), S~ct1on r1 2 STOR Y home ' In Syracuse, Foreman. Surface Mine Approximately 2 acres of For em an. R ec lam at! on BEAUTI F UL Walnut Stereo rad to, 8 track tape com land, 3 bedroom s, liv i ng !=oreman Persons applying bl natlon . am fm rad io, 4 room , Qlnlng room , kitchen should hold valid foreman speaker sound svstem and pantrv on f irst floor, wall cerllflcalion papers (Ohio) or Balance SlOS 49 or use our to wall carpet, basement has have su ff icient experience to budget t erm s Call 992 3965 outside entrance, Is pane led apply for State examination 8 22 tfc and ha s second complele Sa lary Commensurate w ith kitchen In basement and Experience E)Ccellent second bath, attic paneled, Beoeflts TO APPLY Wr rte WILKINSON sma ll engine sales and service, 820 3rd Str et, could be fourth bedroom 1 or Phone . Personnel Middleport Lawn mower: and garage and other outbuildings Department , Central chai n saw repair. Free pickup with space for 3 ca r& 20 D ivision , Consolidation Coal and delivery Phone 992 3092 m ln tues from Gavin Pla nt Company , Cadiz, Ohio ,.3907 Briggs and Stratton and Can be easily financed Phone Telephone 614 N14S12 AN Also 992 7080 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY Tecumseh parts 8 22 301< 8 26 3tc EMPLOYER __________ __812tfc _ Dear TBNLY: For startera, enroll in a fl'elhman Ell!lllh claeal - H. .AKJ v ------------- BY PAUL CRABTREE I I Which ruff card · iS question -------------- 1CE6 -------------- Helen Help By Helen Bollel Us. • • prlcate (sM) If you would let me 11now how to beccme a wrll4or for newspapers. - mYING BUT NOT WCKY YET WIN AT BRIDGE --------------- MILLER .,OBILE HOMES , & THINGS • 00-S 1 Se TUESDAY, AUG. 21, 1973 6 unr se mlnar ~ 6 15-Sacred Heart 10 6 20-Farm Report 13. 6 25-Paul Harvey 13 6 30-Columbus Today •· Bible Answers 8, Faith For Today 13 Concern & Comment ' 6: 45-Corncob Report 3 7.00-Today3,4, 15 : CBS News !, 10, 6, Fllnfstones13 7·30-Romper Room 6, Rock & Buliwlnkle 13 8·00-Capt Kangaroo!, 10 : New Zoo Revue 13 ' Sesame Sl 33: Lassie 6. ' 8·30-Jack La !.anne 13, New Zoo Revue 6 8 55-News 13 9 00-Paul Dixon 4, Friendly Junction 10, Brody Bunch 6; Phil ponahuetS; Mov ie&: Peyton Plaee1 3, Mister Rog ers 33: AM ALL WEATHER MODERN SANITATION ~nrt 992 7244 Pomeroy ' FEMALE tor Gaul'S Shake Haven , Chester, Ohio Reference preferred , 18 ye~rs or over lnqu1re '" ANTIQUES FOR SALE 3 person , no phone calls ser\llce, all makes 992 -22U 8 26-6tp piece French Love Seat, 2 The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy : 8 22 4tc Complete mobrle home hrgh poster bedroom sets,- 1 Author i zed Singer Sales and 3 BEDROOM home, ll'v' servrce plus glgantrc 83 ACRE FARM, QCI$, water , 6 pmeapple car ved, chlppen or female desk clerk, diSplay of mobile homes Service We Sharpen SclssorsT rng room , kitchen room house In Langsville dale desks , heav rly carved MALE m\!St be abl e to lrv e rn Apply 3 29 ttC and bath , storm win area Phone 992 ·3530 or 742· center table, game and card In person at the Ohio Hotel , _alway s available at dows and doors , air 6675 tables, library table. large M id dleport . conditioning , take over FHA 8 19 10tp FOR FREE estimates on gold leaf pier mirror over 8 ff aluminum siding. Storm 8 22 6tc payments. new add i t ion , tall, lamps, carved Butler Doors and Windows , Car . roo~ ho~se -;lthbath Syracuse Call 992 7452 or 992 N secretarial duk wrth book MA N"=--tor- reta;!"7t;:;,- wlth ports. Marquees and Railing, and steam heat , Union Ave , 2023 case top, round mapl e chair, sales experience Inqu ire at Phone Charles Lisle, 8-26 3tp Pom eroy Call 992 2962 c lawfoot table and c ane Ingels Furn1ture , Middleport Syracuse, Ohio Cerl Jacoh 8-2 4 3tc bottom chairs , Rosewood 1 No age limit Sales Representative v 1220 Washonglon Blvd. J,BEDROOM house l•h baths, 1 Square Grant Stlneway piano, 8 21 61 < and Son , Inc · formal din ing roam . 1 living PAG EVILLE , Oh io incruaes _Johnson fmgercarved loveseat and -------------4217S21 BELPRE,O. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ T""" _ _ , 6-22·tfc chair, lar.ge pine dry sink, and CENTRAL DIVISION CON - .":'---- - - - - : - : - _ J room, kitchen. family room . 2 house, ,. rooms down, 1 up, ca r ga!l'age, full ba se ment, on many other Items All old garage , workshop, and ap· DOZER and back hoe work, SOLI DATION COAL ' COM - V1S H paid for oil make5 and acre lot Located in Riggs pieces ilnd m good condttton prox imately Ph acres with PANY , Immediate openings models of mobile homes ponds and septic tanks , dlt Crest Manor Phon e 992 3863 Will sell separate or as group young orchard 1 block east of are a\lallable In the followrng P'hone area code 614·423-9531 Ching service , top soil , fill before 3 p m and ask for Mr W tll shaw by appointment Rt 692 , Sl0,500 Information positions Maintenance 413 tfc dirt, limestone, B&K Ingels Dial 1 304 422 6129 at house Foreman (underground) , Escavatlng Phone 992 5367 or 8 26 6tc A$SIS ian t Mine Foreman 8 26 tfc 3083 . Bi g Cap1clty Mayt1g Autom1tic1 2 spee~ operatJon C,Jl.oice of water t'em p s Auto Water l eve l control Lint F liter or Power 741 -4211 Pick-Up Service Available We Buy & Sell Antiques. Diek Seyler-Owner Kerr 51 Pomeroy, 0 . Phone 992-1798 SLEEPIN G room for r ent Call POLES MAXIMUM DIAMETER 10" ON lARGEST END MOlORS. INC.. used TWO tra ile r tots m Middleport , 1h dupt~x. In Bradbury phone before 6 p m 992 5693 "or-Sale________ _ The amount of Local Government Ohro Income Tax Monies to be allocated to the Yarlous sub dlvrsrons of Meigs County , Oh io, as set forth by The Melg$ County Budget Commission at the completion of their meeting held In the County Auditor's Office on August 6, 1913 showing per cent of atiQcatlon. also the actual monthly smount rs as follows Townships- 22 Pet. (AS to Township ROid M) Bedford 8 18 s 2,699 40 Antiques-Modern-Metals No rui nous lyes or caustics For Rent WANTED CHIPWOOD SMitH'NELSDN Siding - Spouting Remodeling Plumbing Heating. Complete Building. Vinyl & Aluminum Siding. STRIPPERS" Etc from Furniture . 'For sale $1 iO for 50 word mm1mum Each add 1tlonal word 2c Charge 11 laraist Bulldolltr Radiator to .~ mato e51 Heater cart. Nathoo Biggs 1'11 "991-1174 Television Log r,m.!.' ROOFING We Strip Paint, Varnishes, -------------- CARD OF THANKS & OBITUAR,.,. Addll lona l 25c Advertisement Dick's Hoard House ____________ _ BIG YANK SLACKS 50% OFF SALE 215 N. Second Phone 992-3509 24 Hour ServIce All work guaranteed . Ph. 742·6271 Lost ~------------- Rf'fr•qeratlon ~ Plumbing Electncdl A.,plldll\.e:. Aulo Air Cond . Re$tdentlal or Com mercial For Free Estimale ------------Wanted ' -------------- He• llng . Air Cond Roof i ng , Spouting , Porch Repa Ir , Complet e Home Remodeling .. :r#/O.:~#.h»"..a?.W.t~ .l'/a%-':;~~·Y.·;::--..;ouh~:r..:: -::mw..m:;x~«.;:mw.,z='- loiONOAY, ~UG . ll, 197) f :OO - Nwl 3••• ,, 0, ll1 A8C NIWI 13 1S"ome 51 •o 1 Tro el 33: Trvth or Con~utnc" 6 ·• v uro 6 ' ' ~;;;t,~f. o.,8~c!'m,~r~~ dr~•,ar; ot Jeannie u ; 7•oo - TruthorConnq 31 Butthe C I~><k4 1 Newu 10 1 Cl 13; Whol'o My Lln1l1 Elte. Co. 201 Dll<DIIIr Fl•ln" 33 Sr~l~ 151 Peoplo, Plae11 and Thln91 5. ' • ' . 7•30- To Toll the Truth 61 Hollywood Squorea 4 1 Troftlc Court 101 Chan·"• Way 20/ Epllodt Action 331 Bobby Goldoboro 3 But tho Clack 131 1'1 Your Bel 8 ' I 00 - Guntmoke I, 101 BoMball World of Joe Garaglola 3 4 151 Rook'"'' Magic Clrcua131Tllltrt20 33 ' ' I . 15 - Boltball 3, 4, U • ' 9:00 - Here'• Lucye, 10: Movi11 "The BillS of Mrs Blossom " 6 13, Converaallon with Sol Hurok 20. 33 ' 9 30 - Doris Day I , 101 Book Beat 33. 20. 10 00 - Paul Nuchlml33 1Medi cal Center 8 10 News20 10 IS - The Silent Ytora 20. ' ' · 11 •00 - Nowo 3, •· 6, 8, 10. 13, IS. 11 JO-Johnny Carson 3, 15, Movies "The Old Man and 111<1 S.:o." 8, " War and Peace" 6, 13 : Como to the Fair 4· Dan tmel Tomorrow 10, ' 11.35 - Movie "The Deep Blue Sea" 10. 11.45 - Johnny Carson ; , -1 1·00 - Man From U N.C.L E 4, New• 13 1:00 - Focus on Columbuo 4, 3:00 - News 4 P AND J HOME MAINTENANCE & REPAIR PRICE -------------- INFORMATION • Business Services WHOLIIALE DISTRI&UTORSHIP NOW ~VAILA&L.I bedroom ,$4, ,.95. 60 111 l2 - No down paymef'f with approved erodll. Detrolt•r ln•wJ , $.5,995 . t6 x B• In Buslntll For Yourself tO Armor, 2 bedroom . $2 ... 95 . Full or Part Time . SO x 10 RttQel , 2 bedroom , DISTRIBUTOR NEED ED n.ns. 60 ... u Chamflan 2 NOW bedroom , $,.,,.,5 , 60 x 1 C To suppl'f and urvh:• Don Thompson - u.tra liharp , U .P9S . 65 x 12 company established ac . Forest Park . 3 bedroom , PHONE ttHD04 counts In your toni arta for 15 ,795, 52 x 12 Ric hardson , tho beautiful . 60 " 12 Ntw WORLD FAMOUS Moon , 2 bedroom, 14, ,.95 1 60 x DONNA LEE COMPANY 12 Monarch , 2 btdraam, n•w 1967 CHEVROLET Nova , SIX No setting elCperlence $7 ,195, a super value at SS ,79S r~qulred 11 company will cylinder , aulomatlc , radio These are mostly all late turn oyer company Priced reasonabllt Call 98S moct•l homes and the prices established accounts located 382~. Chester Include your deli'llery aod 8 24 Jtc In drug , verlttv. tuper co mplete stt -up so far an ' markets and discount stores honest to goodness good d.eal . 1968 DODGE Poler'll , take over Profit potential Is virtually stop tn today at Berry Miller unllm Ited 198 and more for pevments ptu s 5100 or $1 ,250 Mobile Horne Sales , 705 tach day worked Is a very cu h Phone 992 783• !=arson Strut, Belpre , Ohio, a 2-4 Jtc conaerYatlve estimate phone ~23 9531 Closed Sun A $3,498 secu red Inv entory li6a CAMAROat PS"'":'""idoor days lnvastm t nt pull you In an Ht Will st ll wholesale Phone 8 23 6tc: established bu siness right 99~ W< now ..... 8 26 3tp 1969 FOLD DOWN tent cam WRIT E TODAY per, !leeps 8, 3 burner stove , (Include phone number) : Ice bO)C , c anopy In oood DONNA L.EE COM PANY condlllon Phone 9927378 600 N . JICklon Street 8 24 31p Med ia , Penna . 19063 BAR MAIO , apply In person HI Ho ear , Ml dd leport Equal 1972 BENELLI Endu ro A 1 opportunity employer con drlron $200 9.49 2225 8 26 6tc 8 2.t 3tc WANTED (A I all tlmesl wood S25 REWA R 0 for return of or GR EEN upholslered platform ch ips, g rass clip pings , and In form atio n leadi ng to the rocker ~rice SID Call 992 leaves For our org an ic farm return of a 12 Inch female 3805 on Leading Creek Road (near beagle stolen or strayed from ....._ 1 8 2.. Jtp Karr's Farm J all Ite m s may county road 13 laM Monday be dumped free at our fa rm even ing Call 742 4171 8 H P LAWN and garden John Mohler , Rt 1, Box 210, 8 24 Jtc tractor $115 Phone 773 5867 Middleport. Ohto Phone 992 8 2,. Jtc 3911 8 26 Jtp 1959 MACK Tractor . good runn rng condition Tires very MEIGS County natt'v'e wants REDUCE excess fluids with good C11l l dt~ys 992 ~68 9 , acreage for retirement Fluldex - Lose weight with evenmgs 992 ~9.41 or 992 330 1 Buildings not i mportant Send De~~: A D iet caps ules at 8 2,. 8tc location and pr ice to Box 729 Nelson Dug s M , ln care of th e Dally Sen 8 27 3tp Back to School Sale I line! Pomeroy , Ohio 8 22 6tc ------------ PUBLIC NOTICE Dannie Perry and girl friend oltJfollon, Ohio spent Saturday nl8f1t with Mary Circle. Others calUng on Smday were Ricky Circle of New Haven and girl friend, Linda Ferrell of SyriiCU8e and James Circle of New Haven. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Hundaon and Toni of Racine, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hudson and Joy of Racine, Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Pickens and children of SyraCUJe, v!alted at the home ol Mr, and Mrs. Allan Taylor on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson and Sheryl LeAnn called at the horne of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Johnson of Racine on Sunday WUUam Carleton of Racine and Wayne Ervin of Racine R.D. called at the home of Arthur Johnlon and family and Belly Van Meter on Sunday. Rusin~ -------------- Pememy Motor Co. By the Day •v•ry day to• ';-The O.Uy Sentinel, Mlddlepor\.P<Illffov. 0 .. Anu '1'1 11!'13 Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! 60 x 12 A \ant ic , 3 ,,.,,.PS. sharp one Carmel News, Avoiloblt On All MOBILE HOMES PM $119S By ADA SLACK SYRACUSE - Margaret Capehart, of Lake Jem, Florida spent a few days with ' Mrs. Alit~~ Capehart, local and Mrs. Betfy Fnend, of Basban. Betty Talar has returned to her home in Oakdale, Conn after spending a two weeks visit wtth her brother and siltter·in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Don CottliU, and family and froends In the area. Mr. and \'dfs. John BurneU of Charleston vtsited here for two weeks with Mrs. Freda Duffy an4 other relatives Ml8s Glena Soulsby spent two weeks at the Nazarene Camp Meeting in Co!iunbus. Mr. and Mrs Leon Schrader, daughter Melissa, of Wauchula, Floroila spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs Herbert Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mumaw of Mingo Junction visited his aunt, MiBs Frankie Mumaw Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harden, Mumaw, Mrs. Frankie Florence Potts, Mrs. Don Usle, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. John Usle, of Pomeroy, attended the wedding of Barbara Leadingham at the Grace Methodist Church In GaU!polls. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Duck· worth of Huntington vlstted with his sister, Agnes White, and brother, Richard Duck· worth, who accompanted them home for a week's Y1Sll. Mr.and Mrs. Gene Slack and Pbllip, of Masslllon spent the weekend with his mother. Mrs. Ada Slack. ' Mr • an d Mrs. Herb Powell returned to 1/leir home m Bran don, Fl ort'd a after a month's visit with Mrs. Freda "'""'and other relatiVes. ....-uu1 Mrs. LaiD'& Autherson of Minersville spent a day with her alDlt, Mrs. Myla Hudson. Mary Beth White of Dunbar, W. Va.,spentseveral days with her grandmother, Mrs. Agnes White and uncle, Richard Duckworth. Mrs. Freda Duffy spent a week with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John BID'neU of Charleston. late mOdtl used Mobile Home Here are some 1970 PONTIAC Syracuse News, Society Gl LOANS pnce1 brake•, radio, rea ll y •harp AnENTION VUERANS the high depreciation vou'll have on your homt fht tint two yeera by '"opplng tor a engine, s1andard transmission. power steering , and ' BERRY MILLER Mobile Hom• you start shopping for your 1171 FORDTORIN0$00 $lOtS COIIP<I• 1 owner car. less Ihan 33,000 miles, brown finish wllh malchin9 vinyl roof, and vinyl onterlor, 307 V-8 • For Sale I I I Oswald · "Remember Frank Stockton's story, 'The Lady or the Ttger'?" Jim · "Isn't that where the author left his readers with an absolute guess and then didn't answer lt for them?" Oswald ' "Here's one for any of our readers who can keep from looking at the East and VVesthands VVestca8hesthe ace and king of diamonds and continues with the queen South ruffs and decides that since : west surely holds tlte ace of :'rnimps lils best play Is to lead the Jack and hope that it wUI be duc~ed. but Weal rises with the ace East follows with the . deuce and West leads another dlamond " Jim "Here's our lady and • tiger situation The 10, elsht and six of trumps are still ' missing and we feel pretty ' sure that \West holds two of ~ them If they are the to and eight we can ruff with either ol dummy ' s trump• and be home If they are the 10 and ·sill II II up to us to ruff with the nine (f they are the ellht and a!x"!t Is up, to us to ruff with the seven ' Oswald " It probably Is lust • u even a 1uen as ~ou can lnd ' at the bridle t.oble Now look at , the Eut-Weat cards and Ht!." THE BORN LOSER <.OOD!les'S 'IOU'~ B/o..Gt<.l tDl1 11\E RADIO IS DE~! 'T\0' '"" AlLEY OOP 1NIW!I ..API AI NU APAIU AaiN ~ The blddlnl hoo been · weot North Eut I Put " 2• Pill Pall 11 Souoh I SEE ELVINE'I'S CLI!ANIN' OlJT HER AlTtC TODA'I', PAW I+ 1 you,Soulh.hOid• •' +Q 1 1 II .I tA 4 +A K J I 1 who I do you do now? A- 114 ohro• cl•b• Vol ~opt obi yoll pltt.. r wilt ·-·• 11101 of life I I I 'I r �4 - The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 .. Aug. 'II, 1973 r-~ . ------------------------~ Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 511115 Of QUALnY Sales t111 • tot ro offer when Mobllt Homt. You cart beat Fire bi rd Esprit, local 1 owner c~r . 350 V-8 eng ine, power steering II. automatic transmission, AM FM rad io, like new white letfr tires. 307 V-8, radio, clean Inte riOr A $1l'IS 1970 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill 4 door, V 8 automatic, power steering radio, good tires, blue flnl5h, spotless In terior OPEN EVES. 8:00P. M. POMEROY, OHIO FERGIE INJURED HOUSTON (UP!) - Chicago rieblhander Ferguaon JenkirE, clll&lllted at bll performance this - , bad further, cause fOt anguish &anday when he Injured lhe third and fourth ftncm ol hill pitching hand In a home plate cralh With teammate JOR Cardenal In the CUb'• pme agaln.lt the Houslon Altroe. '"nley're not aching," Jenldnlllld. "I can't bend them • lila! the doctor eays they're nol brobn." loC'Ifl were planned · far Jenkin~ today when the dub lravela to Atbtnll to !like en the Braves. • Opportunities WANT AD~ GOBLE MOBILE HOMES CONSTRUCTION Auto Sales DEADlfii ES 5 P M.Day Befor~ Publlcatton Monday Oead lm e 9 a m Canc&llatlon Correcttons Will be accep ted unit I 9 ~ m for Day of Publlcatton REGULATIONS The Publisher rt!serves th e right to edit or reiect any tr~ds ~deemed obj-ectional The publi sher wll( not be responsible for more than one Incor re ct Insertion RATES For Want Ad Service 5 cen ts p er Word one tnsertton Mm tmum Cha rg e75c 12 cents per word thret con secuttve Insertions 18 cents per ward sti con secuttve tn serttons 15 Per Cent Dtscount on paid ads and ads paid wlthm 10 days BLIND ADS p er OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to S 00 p m Dally, 8 30 a m to 12 co Noon S.:ttu rd av Men's, women's, girls' & boys' regular jeans & casual 1ea n s Good colors. All s1zes . 'I'._ Notice KOSCOT KOSMET ICS & WIGS Specials durmg Augus t are Koncen t ree, Moist Kote , K lean sl ng Kream, One Day Sachet & others Phone He len Jane Brown, 992 5113 8 2 ttc POMEROY &:il!l• Jack W. Carsey, Mgr Phone 992-2181 1973- .:.': .g Zag sewmg mach ine This machme darns , em bro iders, overcasts . button holes All without at ta chmen ts Pay balan ce of S38 50 or pay ss per month Call 992 5331 MEIG S SE NIOR S, Make your 6 10 If< appointment now to have your SENIOR PORTRAIT taken EXCELSIOR Salt Works, E Oat es tor taking MEIGS Main St , Pomeroy All kinds SENIORS are Aug 22. 23 , 24 and 25, and Se pt 1 Take advantage of Special Senior Prices for these days only Call GROVER 'S STUD IO, M•ddleport, Ohio 2475 ends ol salt water pellets , water nuggets, block salt and own Ohio River Salt Phone 992 3891 Phone 992 · 6 5 tf C 9 1 22tc NEW sofa beds , sofa by day; bed by night Your cho ice of co lors while they last , only $49 95 Pomerov Recovery , 622 E Main St , Pomeroy , Oh ro Phone 992 755 4 Y A ROSALE-MondaY- ;;.d Tuesday on county road 19 off new Rt 33, firs t house on right Good cloth mg . odds and 8 26 2tc 8 23 6tc - - - - -- - - - - - -- - BRUSH HOG S, 4x5 ft, phone PAINTING , expenenced , roots specialty Phon e 992 2239 tor free estimate 8 24 6tc 71S ttc 197 3 14K70 MOB I L.E home , y ARo - sai;;- Mo nd-;y-and Tuesday on cou nty road 19oft new Rt 33, f irst house on right. Good clotho ng , odds and ends 8 26 2tc -------------PIANO and organ lessons by 9raduate of ofCl ncoMusi nnalo Conservatory c Gerald Hoffner, Phone 992 3825 8 26 121c - - - - - - -- - - - - - - For Sale 1963 Model 9i l 3 plower tr actor , P s, doesel $1,300 Call 843 2451 8 21 6tc 1970 BSA 250 Call after 2 p m Ca ll 985 3919 8 21 61p ------------- Chester Columbia Lebanon Letart Olive Orange Rutland 12 17 7 18 9 98 6 39 978 7 78 9 18 Salem SaliSbury ~ Scipio Sutton 10 19 5 99 6 39 6 79 4.016 10 2,369 40 3,293 40 2.108 10 3,227 40 2,567 40 3.029 40 3,362 70 1,976 70 2.108 70 2,240 70 $33,000 00 Corporations - 21 Pc;t. (As Per Caprta1910) Pomeroy Middleport Racine Rutland Syracuse 38 80 $ 16.296 00 39 01 16,38,. 20 5 79 2m 80 7 93 3,330 60 8 47 3,557 40 $42,000.00 County Government 50 00 $75,000 00 $150,000 00 To1el Gordon H Caldwe ll Meig s Co unty Auditor Clerk of Budget Commrsston (8) 27, ltc 992 S858 --------------- washer and drye r. diSh · washer. stainless steel srnk, garbage disposal , eye lev el oven , range, dacron polyester carpet, large lot Phone 7~2 P()MEROY HOME & AUTO 992-2094 606 E. Matn Pomerov OFFICE SUPPLIES 8 27 Stc 8 26 3tc ROOMS by the week, $18 up Meigs In n , Pomeroy 7 12 tfc PRIVATE meeting room for any organization , phone 992 3975 $7.00 Per Ton DELIVERED TO OHIO PALLET CO. Open Monday through Froday 7 a.m to S:30 p m. On Old Rt. 33 Phone 992-2689 Pomeroy, Ohio . Help Wanted 3 11 tfc 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and unfurn is hed a partment s Phone 992 5434 .4 12 ttc FURNISHED Phon e 992-3901 -------help wanted . SERVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE Stop In and See Our Floor Oisolav . JOHN TUCKER Rf. 4. Pomeroy, o 992-39S4 or 992-7349 II Must Be Roght we Will ot Roght. 8 2301p apartment Pets For Sale MOBILE home space Market , Sy ra cuse Baer 's 8 26 tfc -------------2 BEDROOM mobrle home with patio , Rac i ne Albert Hill , 949 2261 Call PARKVIEW Kennel s Poodles, 1 toy male and 1 female Phone 992 54~3 1 15 tfc Real Estate For Sale WOOD TRUSSE~ ' ,~ 3, 4, 15. 1.1 30-Hollywood Squares 3, 4, 1l; Love of Life 8, 10. Episode I Builtto Your '$tlee1 DellvoNCI to Job Sl.. I Action 33; Brady Bunch 13, Bowlln9 6 11 55-CBS News 8, Dan lmel's World 10 12 00-Jeopardy 3, 15; Bob Braun'• 50-lO Club 4, Password 6: News 10, 13, Sesame St. 33 12 30-3 W's3, IS: Spill Second 6, Search For Tomorrow 8, 10. 12.55-News 3, 15. 1·00-News 3, All My Children 6, 13; Green Acres 10. Not For Women Only 15 : Joker's Wlld8; Discover Flyln9 33. 1.30-3 On A Match 3, 4, 15, Let's Make A Deal 6, 13. As the World Turn•8, 10, How Do Your Children Grow' 33 2.00-Days of Our Lives 3, 4, 15 ; Newlywed Game 6, 13, Guiding Light 8, 10 , Woman 33 . 2 30-0ocfors3, 4, ll : Girl In My Life 6, 13, Edge of Night 8, 10 , Musical Encounter 33. 3 00-Another World 3, 4, 15, General Hospital 6, 13, Price Is Right 8, 10. Folk Life 33. 3 30-Return to Pel'lon Place 3, 15; One Life to Live 6, 13 1 Phil Donahue 4, Mafch Game '73 8, Secret Storm 10: Moklng Things Grow 33 4·00-Misfer Cartoon 3, Love, American Style 13, Somerset 15, Huck II. Yogl6: Secret Storm 8, Sesame St. 33 ; Movie " Sunny Side of the Street" 10. 4 30-Pettlcoet Junction 3; Dakfarl 13, Margie 15, F Troop 6, ' Abbott II. Co5tello 8; Four Althe Folr 4. l :OO-Mr. Rogers 20, 33 , Bonanza 3, Hazel 8, Big Volley 6, Western Star Theater 15 , 5 30-Beverly Hillbillies 8: Elec. Co. 33, Gomer Pyle 13 , Hodgepodge Lodge70: Trolls We5f 15, Dick Van Dyke4 s· 55-Earl Nightingale 15 , 6. 00-News 3, 4, 8, 10, 13, 15, Truth or Con seq 6, Se5ome St 20, Sporfscope 33 6· 30-New•J, 4, 6, 8, 10, 15, I Dream of Jeannie 13, Lilias, Yoga II. You 33 ' 7 00-Whaf's My Line 8: Elec . Co. 20, News 6, 10: Untamed World 13: Llvln9 33: Lee Trevino's Golf For Swingers 1S, Truth or Consequences 3, Beat the Clock 4 7 30-To Tell The Truth 6, Price Is Right 8, 10; Beot The Clock , 13; This Is Your Life 3: Circus 4: RFD 20: Charles Blair's Better World 15, Cancer· Lifo or DHih 33. , . I HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. Alignment EXPERIENCED painter , In te nor and exterior Call Don Van Meter , 985 395 1 PRE-F_AB~ICATEQ 773-55~ Specialist Wheel Employment Wanted 9 30-To Tell The Truth 3, Elec Co 33: Wild, Wild West 6 Peyton Place 13 ' 10 00-Dinah Shore 3, IS , Joker's Wild 10; Dick Van Dyke 13 Lilias, Yoga II. You 33 ' 10 30-Baffle 3. 4, 15: $10,000 Pyramid 8, 10: Spill Second 13, Zoom 33, Mike Dou9las 6. 11 00-Gamblf 8, 10, Password 13; Travelure 33: Wizard of Odds ASK US ABOUT • FURNITURE MalOti, w. v•. EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 On Most Amerocan Cars - GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 8-4 30 Daoly, 8-12 Sat. In the R. H Rawlings Sons Buold1ng .992 2101 Moddleport, 0. Pomeroy Home & Auto Open8TII5 Monday fhru Saturday 606 E. Ma1n, Pomeroy, 0 . 8 24 6tc 1 ROOM house with bath In Rutland, air conditioned , EL NA and Wh i te Sewing Machm es Service on all MOBILE home space carpeted, gas furnace , dish tn makes Reasonable rates Syracuse Phone 992 5858 washer , double oven , range, The Sewing Center , Mid double gerage , large carport, 6 21 ttc dleport, Oh-Io 4 acres cleared and fen ced, 11 16 ttc small barn and other buildings Phone 614 742 683,. 5 30 tfc AUTOMOBILE lnsuranc-; been 14 x 65 TR A ILER , 2 bedroom , cancelled? Lost your very good cond rt lo Phone 773 operator's l tcense. c;ell 992 5805 7 ROOM house tn Chester , la rge 7428 sun porch , basement. natural 8 22 tfc 6 15 tiC gas, forced arr heat Chester . T P water, also, drilled well Walktng d istan ce of bus iness NIEGLER Building Supply for Air Conditioners butld!ng hous es Call Cv area , school and churches On Ne lgler, R:ectne, Oh io large lot . Approximately 2 Awnings 8-21 -lOtp acres, large garden Gordon Underpinning Ridenour, Phone 985 3573 ---------- ---- Mobile Homes For Sale BABY SITTER needed for f trst grade child . between 3 JO P m to 12 30 am tn my home Inquire at 134 But ternut Aye In Pomeroy _ befo~_:_::o p m 8 26 21P SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED DUMP TRUCK . 8 26 6tc Middleport, 0. 992-2550 ----------- ' 7 18 tf -------------- ------------- - - -----------Real ·Estate For Sale EXCAVATING Dozers, large and small , Backhoes and loaders on track and tires; Dump truck - Lo-boy ser vice . Septic: tenks Installed George (bill) Pullins , phone 992 2478 or 992-7<02 2 9 tic SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED , REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION STEWART, OHIO PH 662: 3035 . 10 4 tfc SEWING MACHINES Repair NORTH (DI .973 1972 YAMAHA motorcycle 125 cc less than 500 m lies Phone 992 5105 8 26 31p -------------GA S furnace ,w ith blower , electric c ounter top range and oven Call 992 2377 8 26 3tp -------------PI GS for sale Lewrs Smrth , Rt 2, Pomeroy 992 6i85 8 26 3tc ------------3 WEEK ·OLD wh tte faced bull ca lf, 1 white f aced heifer calf 196~ pickup tru ck, 18 foot boat 8 26 Jtc ------------NEW 1973 zig zag sewing mac hln!s In origina l fa c to ry carton Z ig zao to make bbttonholes , sew on butons, monograms , and make fi:mcy desi gns with lust the tw !.st of a single dill , Left In lay a -way and neyer been uud Will sell for only S~7 cash or te rm s avallable Phon e 992 298.t 8 26 6tc -------------ELECTROL U X vacuum cleaner , A 1 condition, uses paper bags , ha..s cordwmder and many attachments,. Also shampoo attachme nt In eluded! _- only 4 ave lia ble S37 70 cash or terms eva lla ble Phone V'/ 1 · 1'118~ 8 26 6tc -------------- -------------- 8 21 tfc -------------Wanted To Buy COR NER cupboards, wall cupboards , chests , old guns , anv c ondition Also blue decorated stonewa r e Write P 0 Box ~~. Mart insburg , OhiO, <3935 or call 1 <8H«O efter 1 p m 8 8 9Dtc NO 1 Copper, 60c , Radiators, 30c , brass , 20c. batteries . 90c e-ach , c lean, drv Ginse ng roots , S60 a tb Yell ow root, S4 , May apple, 50c per lb M. A Hall , ~eeds'v'llle . Call 378 62<9 ...._ 7 31 ftc _ _ WANTED ------------- Fi n A9 ttator tor au c ti o n , hou~ehold goods Tools, mo st anything of value Will buy or se ll on commiSSion Will haul Ca ll 992 3354 or 992 2792 Havm an •s 1· 25 -ttc OLD furnitur e, oak tabl es, cloc:kl, Ice boxeo, brats beds, dishes or comp lete household s Write M D Mlltlr, Rt 4, Pomeroy , Ohio, ____ _________ _ call 992 6271 _.. · 5 13 tfc PerWII· Prtu M1yt19 HIIO ol He•t Dry1r1 Sur round clo thes with gentle, e'v'en f!eat No hot spots , no ove rdryi-ng Fine M esh Li n' We.talk to you like 1 person, FIller We Sptclllilt In MAYTAG RUTLAND FURNITURE ~;~~~~:et WMI011'390 ON YOUR DIAL Arnold Grate. Rutland 3 BEDROOM house on Lincoln H ill, living room, kllchen , bath and ut ility room, extra large lot over 1 acre Has dr i 'lleway S13,000 Call . sunday after 12 noon, on weekdays after 5 p m , 992 3247 8 s tfc --------------LrARG E, convenient building lots at Roc k Springs Area restricted for housn only Tupper$ Pla ins & Chester Water ava i lable Call or see Bill Witte, 992 2789 ?Jl<-tfc CANNING Tomatoes , c ucumbers, ma ngoe s, and cantalopes Gera ld i ne Cleland , Ra<llne 992-3861 2-14' SPORTSPAL CANOE LISt $334 SALE '280 1-12' SPORTSPAL CANOE List $295 SALE •250 All Fishif)g Rods & Lures 20% OFF We have plenty of rlftu 11. shot guns In stock - Also ammunition and hunting license After Sept 1 We Witt Be Closed Thur. o.,.n Mon .. Tuos, & Wed 8-5 30 Cloud Thursday Open Frl & Sat. 8-1 GRAVELY tRACTOR SALES 511 E, Moln Pomeroy, Ohio Phond "2 2175_ - - __J FURNISHED MIDDLEPORT Near sc hool5 , 1 be dr~oms. la rg e kitchen, nice bath, front and back porche5. Asking on ly $8900 00 NEW HOME 3 BEDROOMS - Bath. storm dooroandwlndows, doubl e •Ink built-In stove and oven E lectrl~ heat Ni ce lot Just $18,500.00 TUPPERS PLAINS NEARL Y NEW - Ni ce 2 badroom hom e, bath, sliding glass door>, built In range All electric, carport and nice lot $15.000 00 REASONABLE 2 BEDROOMS - for ced air fu rnace, nl c::e bath ~ front porch and large lot Only 14,000 00 NEW LISTING SIOO 00 · Per-acre for 60 acres In Lebanon Township, on good 9rave1 road SOON THif'IGS WILL BEGIN TO ROLL HERE IN TH E COU NTY. HAVE YO U WHAT YOU WANT OR NEED BEFO RE ALL THIS HAP PENS IF NOT COME IN AND DISCUSS IT WITH ONE OF US chen wlf h range and oven, lot• of cabinets, carpeted, carport, electric heat JUST S17.000 00 RUTLAND 3 nice badrooms with closefo nice kitchen and dining area: bath, full ba sement with shower, storm windows and doors, electric heal, 51 acre $18,500 00 GOING BUSINESS Showing a nice profit Good clean stdck E•ce ll ent loco tlpn, A great future for someone Selling due to 111 health . COME TO THE OFF IC E, NO PHONE CALLS PL EASE 5 ROOM COTTAGE MIDDL EPORT 2 bedroom• . Both Dlntn 9 Pass Pass room 11h sfory 1rame Some storm doors ond wlndowo. Porches Lot 100~ 125 Asking $5,500 00 WE HAVE BUYERS FOR ALL TYPE PROPERTY ~ 1 ST TODAY , J ASSOCIATES TO HELp WITH THE SALE; OF YOUR PROPERTY HENRY E. CLELAND, BROKER "2-2259 If 00 lniWit 992-1561 nl9ht phone 192 352S or 992 __________ _ _: 11 tfc sm . 8 23 90tc b'oE Ci:- wH"eiL- 'Aiivn;;;• 1 located at Cro.. roldl At 12~ now bec k to work c'omPietf front end urvlct, hmt vp lnd brlke service Whttl l balanced tl'ICironlcally All work uu•r•nttld Rtnonabl• ratn . Phone 1f2.J23 2 ---------2·11 ttc RON SHEPARD, Fj,;;;;:-w-; 11 Rtmod~tllng l Ctram (c til t batha Bo• 280, Ruttond 742 3660, • ---1-26 ttc MOB IL Et.-;.;;-.-;~;;r-&11 tricot plumbing lnd ~ 1111 < · Phono 992-5151. ng ----- 7·15 II< HARR ISON:Srv- t;r: lc;-;d nrvlct <o lio. Phont f92-2S22, -------------!:!:!..'li Pass Pass By Oswald & James Jacoby and backhoe work. llptlc: tanks Installed, dump trucks and lo boys for h Ire, will haul f ill dirt, top soli , llmeatone and gravel, Call Bob or Roger Jeffers. day phone 992 -70&9 . WSS\4 •• Openmg lead- • K 6-JO tic - SEPTICTANKSCLEANED REASONABLE rate• Ph ;;o <782, Gallipollo, John Russell, at a reuQnabl e charge Call U72 +1093 t94 your Free 328,. co · ' oEAo- SrOCK=-Wiii;.-;.-;v• !1 +862 East-West vulnerable West North East South I+ Pass I+ 2+ 2• Pass 2• 8 23 3otc 'R'EAIYY:M'~--c o ;:;-cR- eTE 8 30 a m. to s P m Saturday - 8.30 to 12 noon - unless b appointment Phone 992 . 561~ or 992-7121 _ 7 25-lOtc rn t r xr J .KQJ54 9 1 tfc OPEN - Roger f.ty U II 'a Glr . age near Cronroeda on St Rt 12,.; 1!111 mechanical work Including automati c;; trans m issi ons Monday F rldav =s=-•::::::::-=-==---~1 .975 Exc AVATiNG, -do;~l;;.der ABOUT3YEARSOLD TUPPERSPLAINS - 1 floor plan, 3 nice bedrooms with clo5ef•, modern bath, kif I I I SOUTH s 1 tic kitchen, oak floors , gas furnace, basement and large lot II I I K) '10863~ +754 complete Service Phone 949 3821 Racine , Oh io Crltt Bradford POMEROY - 2 bedrooms, nice I 1 • 82 . tAKQJS furnece for winter Dirty furnaces coat fuel and could cost a life Call P & J Home Ms lntenance 992 3509, 215 N Second , Middleport · 7 31 tiC Nrr tJ c EAST • A106 •Q4 -CBRAOFORo,Aucti;.~-;:- ---.-=-------- FALL CLEARANCE '• WEST S-12tfc 1 ~!YW00)11];f:f..:::~ vur•V>fd' • t063 --------------TIME to check thai oil or gaa delivered r ight to prolec t Fast and easy estimates Phone 992 Goeole l n Ready Mix Middleport, Ohio About 7:30pm. Friday ,1101neone II go!llj! to kick a football In anger at Saundera Memorial Field In Pt. Pleaunt, and the 1973 61~ ~ eeaeon wiD olflclally be under Wf/.'y , A half-hoor later, the 1111111e Unbelievable but True thl1111 will hawert at Wahama, 1111d so, It Ia Ume for oor aruma! by THOMAS JOSEPH DEAR HELEN , local football forecast, "No. $Other " Isn't alone. U you're not ol a minority race 5 Flee !Jlatyear, I relied on oblervatlorut by the more astute fans at yo u're an a~an fOt college scholarship and loans, ACROSS ' G. flonl I - metah· each high school, and waa off too mark corutlderably. So this While my husband was wntns only $67 a week and 1 was arrange · ohsm year, the opinions you read are atrlctly those of the author, and It pregnant with our son, he needed just $100 to finish hill college mcnt Ia I - and I alone - w.bo'll be rurvting for tall timber ~ I'm year He had an " A" average, so we didn't think there wouW be II6. Cache 1. Mountam Diva lake wrong. LUCJOC much trouble getting a scholarship, 8 Dova's GALUPOLIS: Last year's ~rop of big, strong, fast (but IZ. Soiree "What's your average?" asked the examiner.· When he 13. l.oke a delight green) sophomores are big, strong, fast, not-60-f!reen juniors 9, Dele's dlscovered It was "A," he said, "Oh, If It were Cor D we coold bancdict now, and there's a respectable &•1111 of seniors relurning If ant1theSLIJ, (2 wds) Coach Johnny Ecker can put them together, this could be a very process the scholarship right away, but now you'D bave to go 15 Altar 10.•Jekyll's through channela." We fUied out lt'lveral forma in triplicate got Yellerolay'a Aaawer nasty side tough ediUon of the Blue Devils. constcl· doctor's verification thai! was pregnant, etc . and waited! ' U . Enlatton With an owotandlng quarterback and plenty of raw talent, the 25. Taro u. Firot deavQrcd Helen, we were never even notified that my husband couldn 'I 16. Japanc.e Devils should he contenders for the SEOAL championship - IF home root 17. Quarry wild dog they get by their annual traumatic encounter with Meigs, which get the scholarship. We fmally borrowed the money and had to 17. Commls· 35. Gossip 18. Academic 27.-pfD pay a late registration fee . (st.) plant nob1s comes early thia year, on Sept. 28 eration A friend had a similar eliJ)Orience. He was third highest In his 38. Gunther's 30. All and 19 T•betan 19. Alter " Since the Devita did as well a~ expected last year (I tabbed "Inside sundry sheep one's them at 4~ or s-5), this year I'll go out on the limb even farther: class and had been recommended highly bY his principal, rut the U Dispatch zo. Gaoned course college dean told him the scholarship had been refused because S-2, with the nonnal amount of breakB. 37. Belli an a fty 21. Purpose n.Occupa MEIGS : Charlie Chancey consostently gets more out of the " We are over our quota of whites." nver 32. Unas22. Plu nder tiQn I've no quarrel wtth helpmg disadvantaged people, but when 39. Cry from ptrated 23. Hostelry raw material available than anyone expects. He's never had a 26. Celewill the government learn that some whites fit in that category the fold 24. Clear con sonant brated "I losing season at Meigs, but thls year,l don 't hear much opUmtsm U. Consent above 33. Ad van too even the brainy ones? STUDENT'S WIFE doi ng" tl from the Marauder camp. to tage expenses 28. Actor Playing only nine games, thoush, may help. Nevertheless, I Gnffith ~~~~~ ~~~~~ bave a feeling thos Ia a season when Mel~' fortunes will dop, Dear Helen . 29. Right now 30. State despite C)lltncey's best efforts : 4-5, but much better if they get , Well , well , . how does It feel to oe diSCI'Imlnated against (Fr ) past Galllpolla. Revenge Ia not only sweet-It's inspirational, too. "Mia No. SOther"? Welcome to the "Other" ~lasslflcatlon - on~ 31. Garment WAHAMA : Coach Gant Barnette bas several things gou\g that has been used on my race for many years. feature for him, such as seven home games, and a btt easter schedule, Maybe lurning the tables around will let you see wbat we 35. May 38. After26 which doesn't include toughies such as Ravenswood "Others" have faced - NO LONGER IGNORED -He's - ---Across? got just as many minuses, however - a small number of (2 wds) boys outthis year; lack of depth at several posotions; and untroed Dear Helen . U.Ire Please helD me ~et • lob aa a writer for yoor newspaoer. I U . Eagle'a players In both offensive and defensove untts. Their development have wrote (stet Ja book called "Three Sisters from Hollywood," neat reaUy holds the keys to this season and I have wrote (stet) some articles (stet) too. I woold ap. 43. UnderPersonally,l think it'll be a fairly good one: 7-3, if they gel stzed past the first three or four games wlthoutmajoronjurles. M . Rose PT. PLEASANT : Last year, optimists said the Big Blacks essence could be S-2, while pessimists said they'd be as bad as u . Even .-J DOWN the pessim!ats were wrong, with a dreary 1-8-1 mark for 1972 1. Coach Dick Ware has a good offensive umt back, some Unscramble theoe four Jumbles, Caltfornia one letter to each aquare, to sophomores coming up with excellent credentials, and 12 senoor form Z. Asian four ordinary worda. river lettermen (but only one juntor). 3. Fencing The best blocking in the worW by a solid line , however, can't cry offset the Big Blacks' womsome weakness - someone who can [ YATHS f. Sculpture carry the ball with authority, and good blocking m the backfteld. or Somehow I bave the feelin~ that this year, PPHS wiU end a painting three-year drought and get back in the winning column, if not speclacularly: 6-4. DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it: The PoinTVoew rrucrophones and cameras w1ll be on the f1eld AXYDLBAAXR 1 for 21 of these encounters, but If I'm far afield wtth my forecasts, Ia LONGFELLOW Nov. !Owill fond me hiding out In the woods somewhere. One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A II used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single lette~1 KEETAB 8.00-01110 This Week 20, Maude 8, 10, Evening at Pops 33, WHERE Ti-lE CHAMP'!:; apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are au Temperaturs Rosing 6, 13 , Movie "The Stranger" 3, 4, " P'UP.5t:' t:Nt:'EP U!'!' honL< Each day the code letters are dilterent. Baseball 15. 8 30-Hawall Five 0 8, 10, Mov ie "Class of 63" 6, 13, Folk Life CRYI'TOQUOTES 20 CILIAT Now arran1e the circled Ietten CSSE ZSK BVF KJYJDACSAQ 1P 9 oo-swan Lake 20, 33 f' \I to form the ourprlae 1111wer, 11 9 30-Vrrglnlan 8, Pilot Films 10 FHFKRBVJPU LPY RS A IJCC ZJPY 10 00-Marcus Welby, MD 6, 13, News 20 , NBC Reports 3, 4, "::::::~~~~~~I>.~A~;;_:•u~1101ted b1 the above cutoon. Morlan and Jimmy McPartland 33 . JB - TA C FQ KFPLKY 11 ·00-News 3, 4, B, 13, 15 rl.....--'-" Pril=.. 11·30-Johnny Carson 3, 4, 15, (vlovles " War and Peace 6, 13, (Antwen la.orrow) "The Night of the Iguana" 8, Come to the Fa or 4, Dan Imel Yeaterolaf'l C1'711toqaote: FUN IS LIKE LIFE INSURANCE: Tomorrow 10, 11 35-Movle " Blue Denim" 10 THE OLDER YOU GET, THE MORE IT COSTS.-KIN lomhl•o• BLOAT FANCY SWERVE DIFAMI 11 45-Johnny Carson 4. S•lurd•y'• HUBBARD 1 OD-Man From U.N C L E 4, News 13. \ An•wer• TIW kind of money miKftl come <C 1111 Klnr roato•• S:rndlcatAo,Iu.) 2 OD-Your Health 4. from o 11one- "NOTE$" 2 30-News 4 +AKQJ Owner end Operator 8 24 31< ____ _________ _ 8 1-4 tfc -------------GROCERY buslnitu ~or sele ..... WANTED Partt l me ...... Building for sale or tease Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m bab vsl tter from 3 D m to 6 30 to 10 p m for appointment p m and Wednesday night . 3 20 tfc Ca ll 992 7775 after 6 p m KNAPP shoes new fall and winter st yles now out Ca ll 992 532< -------------- (underground ), S~ct1on r1 2 STOR Y home ' In Syracuse, Foreman. Surface Mine Approximately 2 acres of For em an. R ec lam at! on BEAUTI F UL Walnut Stereo rad to, 8 track tape com land, 3 bedroom s, liv i ng !=oreman Persons applying bl natlon . am fm rad io, 4 room , Qlnlng room , kitchen should hold valid foreman speaker sound svstem and pantrv on f irst floor, wall cerllflcalion papers (Ohio) or Balance SlOS 49 or use our to wall carpet, basement has have su ff icient experience to budget t erm s Call 992 3965 outside entrance, Is pane led apply for State examination 8 22 tfc and ha s second complele Sa lary Commensurate w ith kitchen In basement and Experience E)Ccellent second bath, attic paneled, Beoeflts TO APPLY Wr rte WILKINSON sma ll engine sales and service, 820 3rd Str et, could be fourth bedroom 1 or Phone . Personnel Middleport Lawn mower: and garage and other outbuildings Department , Central chai n saw repair. Free pickup with space for 3 ca r& 20 D ivision , Consolidation Coal and delivery Phone 992 3092 m ln tues from Gavin Pla nt Company , Cadiz, Ohio ,.3907 Briggs and Stratton and Can be easily financed Phone Telephone 614 N14S12 AN Also 992 7080 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY Tecumseh parts 8 22 301< 8 26 3tc EMPLOYER __________ __812tfc _ Dear TBNLY: For startera, enroll in a fl'elhman Ell!lllh claeal - H. .AKJ v ------------- BY PAUL CRABTREE I I Which ruff card · iS question -------------- 1CE6 -------------- Helen Help By Helen Bollel Us. • • prlcate (sM) If you would let me 11now how to beccme a wrll4or for newspapers. - mYING BUT NOT WCKY YET WIN AT BRIDGE --------------- MILLER .,OBILE HOMES , & THINGS • 00-S 1 Se TUESDAY, AUG. 21, 1973 6 unr se mlnar ~ 6 15-Sacred Heart 10 6 20-Farm Report 13. 6 25-Paul Harvey 13 6 30-Columbus Today •· Bible Answers 8, Faith For Today 13 Concern & Comment ' 6: 45-Corncob Report 3 7.00-Today3,4, 15 : CBS News !, 10, 6, Fllnfstones13 7·30-Romper Room 6, Rock & Buliwlnkle 13 8·00-Capt Kangaroo!, 10 : New Zoo Revue 13 ' Sesame Sl 33: Lassie 6. ' 8·30-Jack La !.anne 13, New Zoo Revue 6 8 55-News 13 9 00-Paul Dixon 4, Friendly Junction 10, Brody Bunch 6; Phil ponahuetS; Mov ie&: Peyton Plaee1 3, Mister Rog ers 33: AM ALL WEATHER MODERN SANITATION ~nrt 992 7244 Pomeroy ' FEMALE tor Gaul'S Shake Haven , Chester, Ohio Reference preferred , 18 ye~rs or over lnqu1re '" ANTIQUES FOR SALE 3 person , no phone calls ser\llce, all makes 992 -22U 8 26-6tp piece French Love Seat, 2 The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy : 8 22 4tc Complete mobrle home hrgh poster bedroom sets,- 1 Author i zed Singer Sales and 3 BEDROOM home, ll'v' servrce plus glgantrc 83 ACRE FARM, QCI$, water , 6 pmeapple car ved, chlppen or female desk clerk, diSplay of mobile homes Service We Sharpen SclssorsT rng room , kitchen room house In Langsville dale desks , heav rly carved MALE m\!St be abl e to lrv e rn Apply 3 29 ttC and bath , storm win area Phone 992 ·3530 or 742· center table, game and card In person at the Ohio Hotel , _alway s available at dows and doors , air 6675 tables, library table. large M id dleport . conditioning , take over FHA 8 19 10tp FOR FREE estimates on gold leaf pier mirror over 8 ff aluminum siding. Storm 8 22 6tc payments. new add i t ion , tall, lamps, carved Butler Doors and Windows , Car . roo~ ho~se -;lthbath Syracuse Call 992 7452 or 992 N secretarial duk wrth book MA N"=--tor- reta;!"7t;:;,- wlth ports. Marquees and Railing, and steam heat , Union Ave , 2023 case top, round mapl e chair, sales experience Inqu ire at Phone Charles Lisle, 8-26 3tp Pom eroy Call 992 2962 c lawfoot table and c ane Ingels Furn1ture , Middleport Syracuse, Ohio Cerl Jacoh 8-2 4 3tc bottom chairs , Rosewood 1 No age limit Sales Representative v 1220 Washonglon Blvd. J,BEDROOM house l•h baths, 1 Square Grant Stlneway piano, 8 21 61 < and Son , Inc · formal din ing roam . 1 living PAG EVILLE , Oh io incruaes _Johnson fmgercarved loveseat and -------------4217S21 BELPRE,O. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ T""" _ _ , 6-22·tfc chair, lar.ge pine dry sink, and CENTRAL DIVISION CON - .":'---- - - - - : - : - _ J room, kitchen. family room . 2 house, ,. rooms down, 1 up, ca r ga!l'age, full ba se ment, on many other Items All old garage , workshop, and ap· DOZER and back hoe work, SOLI DATION COAL ' COM - V1S H paid for oil make5 and acre lot Located in Riggs pieces ilnd m good condttton prox imately Ph acres with PANY , Immediate openings models of mobile homes ponds and septic tanks , dlt Crest Manor Phon e 992 3863 Will sell separate or as group young orchard 1 block east of are a\lallable In the followrng P'hone area code 614·423-9531 Ching service , top soil , fill before 3 p m and ask for Mr W tll shaw by appointment Rt 692 , Sl0,500 Information positions Maintenance 413 tfc dirt, limestone, B&K Ingels Dial 1 304 422 6129 at house Foreman (underground) , Escavatlng Phone 992 5367 or 8 26 6tc A$SIS ian t Mine Foreman 8 26 tfc 3083 . Bi g Cap1clty Mayt1g Autom1tic1 2 spee~ operatJon C,Jl.oice of water t'em p s Auto Water l eve l control Lint F liter or Power 741 -4211 Pick-Up Service Available We Buy & Sell Antiques. Diek Seyler-Owner Kerr 51 Pomeroy, 0 . Phone 992-1798 SLEEPIN G room for r ent Call POLES MAXIMUM DIAMETER 10" ON lARGEST END MOlORS. INC.. used TWO tra ile r tots m Middleport , 1h dupt~x. In Bradbury phone before 6 p m 992 5693 "or-Sale________ _ The amount of Local Government Ohro Income Tax Monies to be allocated to the Yarlous sub dlvrsrons of Meigs County , Oh io, as set forth by The Melg$ County Budget Commission at the completion of their meeting held In the County Auditor's Office on August 6, 1913 showing per cent of atiQcatlon. also the actual monthly smount rs as follows Townships- 22 Pet. (AS to Township ROid M) Bedford 8 18 s 2,699 40 Antiques-Modern-Metals No rui nous lyes or caustics For Rent WANTED CHIPWOOD SMitH'NELSDN Siding - Spouting Remodeling Plumbing Heating. Complete Building. Vinyl & Aluminum Siding. STRIPPERS" Etc from Furniture . 'For sale $1 iO for 50 word mm1mum Each add 1tlonal word 2c Charge 11 laraist Bulldolltr Radiator to .~ mato e51 Heater cart. Nathoo Biggs 1'11 "991-1174 Television Log r,m.!.' ROOFING We Strip Paint, Varnishes, -------------- CARD OF THANKS & OBITUAR,.,. Addll lona l 25c Advertisement Dick's Hoard House ____________ _ BIG YANK SLACKS 50% OFF SALE 215 N. Second Phone 992-3509 24 Hour ServIce All work guaranteed . Ph. 742·6271 Lost ~------------- Rf'fr•qeratlon ~ Plumbing Electncdl A.,plldll\.e:. Aulo Air Cond . Re$tdentlal or Com mercial For Free Estimale ------------Wanted ' -------------- He• llng . Air Cond Roof i ng , Spouting , Porch Repa Ir , Complet e Home Remodeling .. :r#/O.:~#.h»"..a?.W.t~ .l'/a%-':;~~·Y.·;::--..;ouh~:r..:: -::mw..m:;x~«.;:mw.,z='- loiONOAY, ~UG . ll, 197) f :OO - Nwl 3••• ,, 0, ll1 A8C NIWI 13 1S"ome 51 •o 1 Tro el 33: Trvth or Con~utnc" 6 ·• v uro 6 ' ' ~;;;t,~f. o.,8~c!'m,~r~~ dr~•,ar; ot Jeannie u ; 7•oo - TruthorConnq 31 Butthe C I~><k4 1 Newu 10 1 Cl 13; Whol'o My Lln1l1 Elte. Co. 201 Dll<DIIIr Fl•ln" 33 Sr~l~ 151 Peoplo, Plae11 and Thln91 5. ' • ' . 7•30- To Toll the Truth 61 Hollywood Squorea 4 1 Troftlc Court 101 Chan·"• Way 20/ Epllodt Action 331 Bobby Goldoboro 3 But tho Clack 131 1'1 Your Bel 8 ' I 00 - Guntmoke I, 101 BoMball World of Joe Garaglola 3 4 151 Rook'"'' Magic Clrcua131Tllltrt20 33 ' ' I . 15 - Boltball 3, 4, U • ' 9:00 - Here'• Lucye, 10: Movi11 "The BillS of Mrs Blossom " 6 13, Converaallon with Sol Hurok 20. 33 ' 9 30 - Doris Day I , 101 Book Beat 33. 20. 10 00 - Paul Nuchlml33 1Medi cal Center 8 10 News20 10 IS - The Silent Ytora 20. ' ' · 11 •00 - Nowo 3, •· 6, 8, 10. 13, IS. 11 JO-Johnny Carson 3, 15, Movies "The Old Man and 111<1 S.:o." 8, " War and Peace" 6, 13 : Como to the Fair 4· Dan tmel Tomorrow 10, ' 11.35 - Movie "The Deep Blue Sea" 10. 11.45 - Johnny Carson ; , -1 1·00 - Man From U N.C.L E 4, New• 13 1:00 - Focus on Columbuo 4, 3:00 - News 4 P AND J HOME MAINTENANCE & REPAIR PRICE -------------- INFORMATION • Business Services WHOLIIALE DISTRI&UTORSHIP NOW ~VAILA&L.I bedroom ,$4, ,.95. 60 111 l2 - No down paymef'f with approved erodll. Detrolt•r ln•wJ , $.5,995 . t6 x B• In Buslntll For Yourself tO Armor, 2 bedroom . $2 ... 95 . Full or Part Time . SO x 10 RttQel , 2 bedroom , DISTRIBUTOR NEED ED n.ns. 60 ... u Chamflan 2 NOW bedroom , $,.,,.,5 , 60 x 1 C To suppl'f and urvh:• Don Thompson - u.tra liharp , U .P9S . 65 x 12 company established ac . Forest Park . 3 bedroom , PHONE ttHD04 counts In your toni arta for 15 ,795, 52 x 12 Ric hardson , tho beautiful . 60 " 12 Ntw WORLD FAMOUS Moon , 2 bedroom, 14, ,.95 1 60 x DONNA LEE COMPANY 12 Monarch , 2 btdraam, n•w 1967 CHEVROLET Nova , SIX No setting elCperlence $7 ,195, a super value at SS ,79S r~qulred 11 company will cylinder , aulomatlc , radio These are mostly all late turn oyer company Priced reasonabllt Call 98S moct•l homes and the prices established accounts located 382~. Chester Include your deli'llery aod 8 24 Jtc In drug , verlttv. tuper co mplete stt -up so far an ' markets and discount stores honest to goodness good d.eal . 1968 DODGE Poler'll , take over Profit potential Is virtually stop tn today at Berry Miller unllm Ited 198 and more for pevments ptu s 5100 or $1 ,250 Mobile Horne Sales , 705 tach day worked Is a very cu h Phone 992 783• !=arson Strut, Belpre , Ohio, a 2-4 Jtc conaerYatlve estimate phone ~23 9531 Closed Sun A $3,498 secu red Inv entory li6a CAMAROat PS"'":'""idoor days lnvastm t nt pull you In an Ht Will st ll wholesale Phone 8 23 6tc: established bu siness right 99~ W< now ..... 8 26 3tp 1969 FOLD DOWN tent cam WRIT E TODAY per, !leeps 8, 3 burner stove , (Include phone number) : Ice bO)C , c anopy In oood DONNA L.EE COM PANY condlllon Phone 9927378 600 N . JICklon Street 8 24 31p Med ia , Penna . 19063 BAR MAIO , apply In person HI Ho ear , Ml dd leport Equal 1972 BENELLI Endu ro A 1 opportunity employer con drlron $200 9.49 2225 8 26 6tc 8 2.t 3tc WANTED (A I all tlmesl wood S25 REWA R 0 for return of or GR EEN upholslered platform ch ips, g rass clip pings , and In form atio n leadi ng to the rocker ~rice SID Call 992 leaves For our org an ic farm return of a 12 Inch female 3805 on Leading Creek Road (near beagle stolen or strayed from ....._ 1 8 2.. Jtp Karr's Farm J all Ite m s may county road 13 laM Monday be dumped free at our fa rm even ing Call 742 4171 8 H P LAWN and garden John Mohler , Rt 1, Box 210, 8 24 Jtc tractor $115 Phone 773 5867 Middleport. Ohto Phone 992 8 2,. Jtc 3911 8 26 Jtp 1959 MACK Tractor . good runn rng condition Tires very MEIGS County natt'v'e wants REDUCE excess fluids with good C11l l dt~ys 992 ~68 9 , acreage for retirement Fluldex - Lose weight with evenmgs 992 ~9.41 or 992 330 1 Buildings not i mportant Send De~~: A D iet caps ules at 8 2,. 8tc location and pr ice to Box 729 Nelson Dug s M , ln care of th e Dally Sen 8 27 3tp Back to School Sale I line! Pomeroy , Ohio 8 22 6tc ------------ PUBLIC NOTICE Dannie Perry and girl friend oltJfollon, Ohio spent Saturday nl8f1t with Mary Circle. Others calUng on Smday were Ricky Circle of New Haven and girl friend, Linda Ferrell of SyriiCU8e and James Circle of New Haven. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Hundaon and Toni of Racine, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hudson and Joy of Racine, Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Pickens and children of SyraCUJe, v!alted at the home ol Mr, and Mrs. Allan Taylor on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson and Sheryl LeAnn called at the horne of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Johnson of Racine on Sunday WUUam Carleton of Racine and Wayne Ervin of Racine R.D. called at the home of Arthur Johnlon and family and Belly Van Meter on Sunday. Rusin~ -------------- Pememy Motor Co. By the Day •v•ry day to• ';-The O.Uy Sentinel, Mlddlepor\.P<Illffov. 0 .. Anu '1'1 11!'13 Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! 60 x 12 A \ant ic , 3 ,,.,,.PS. sharp one Carmel News, Avoiloblt On All MOBILE HOMES PM $119S By ADA SLACK SYRACUSE - Margaret Capehart, of Lake Jem, Florida spent a few days with ' Mrs. Alit~~ Capehart, local and Mrs. Betfy Fnend, of Basban. Betty Talar has returned to her home in Oakdale, Conn after spending a two weeks visit wtth her brother and siltter·in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Don CottliU, and family and froends In the area. Mr. and \'dfs. John BurneU of Charleston vtsited here for two weeks with Mrs. Freda Duffy an4 other relatives Ml8s Glena Soulsby spent two weeks at the Nazarene Camp Meeting in Co!iunbus. Mr. and Mrs Leon Schrader, daughter Melissa, of Wauchula, Floroila spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs Herbert Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mumaw of Mingo Junction visited his aunt, MiBs Frankie Mumaw Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harden, Mumaw, Mrs. Frankie Florence Potts, Mrs. Don Usle, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. John Usle, of Pomeroy, attended the wedding of Barbara Leadingham at the Grace Methodist Church In GaU!polls. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Duck· worth of Huntington vlstted with his sister, Agnes White, and brother, Richard Duck· worth, who accompanted them home for a week's Y1Sll. Mr.and Mrs. Gene Slack and Pbllip, of Masslllon spent the weekend with his mother. Mrs. Ada Slack. ' Mr • an d Mrs. Herb Powell returned to 1/leir home m Bran don, Fl ort'd a after a month's visit with Mrs. Freda "'""'and other relatiVes. ....-uu1 Mrs. LaiD'& Autherson of Minersville spent a day with her alDlt, Mrs. Myla Hudson. Mary Beth White of Dunbar, W. Va.,spentseveral days with her grandmother, Mrs. Agnes White and uncle, Richard Duckworth. Mrs. Freda Duffy spent a week with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John BID'neU of Charleston. late mOdtl used Mobile Home Here are some 1970 PONTIAC Syracuse News, Society Gl LOANS pnce1 brake•, radio, rea ll y •harp AnENTION VUERANS the high depreciation vou'll have on your homt fht tint two yeera by '"opplng tor a engine, s1andard transmission. power steering , and ' BERRY MILLER Mobile Hom• you start shopping for your 1171 FORDTORIN0$00 $lOtS COIIP<I• 1 owner car. less Ihan 33,000 miles, brown finish wllh malchin9 vinyl roof, and vinyl onterlor, 307 V-8 • For Sale I I I Oswald · "Remember Frank Stockton's story, 'The Lady or the Ttger'?" Jim · "Isn't that where the author left his readers with an absolute guess and then didn't answer lt for them?" Oswald ' "Here's one for any of our readers who can keep from looking at the East and VVesthands VVestca8hesthe ace and king of diamonds and continues with the queen South ruffs and decides that since : west surely holds tlte ace of :'rnimps lils best play Is to lead the Jack and hope that it wUI be duc~ed. but Weal rises with the ace East follows with the . deuce and West leads another dlamond " Jim "Here's our lady and • tiger situation The 10, elsht and six of trumps are still ' missing and we feel pretty ' sure that \West holds two of ~ them If they are the to and eight we can ruff with either ol dummy ' s trump• and be home If they are the 10 and ·sill II II up to us to ruff with the nine (f they are the ellht and a!x"!t Is up, to us to ruff with the seven ' Oswald " It probably Is lust • u even a 1uen as ~ou can lnd ' at the bridle t.oble Now look at , the Eut-Weat cards and Ht!." THE BORN LOSER <.OOD!les'S 'IOU'~ B/o..Gt<.l tDl1 11\E RADIO IS DE~! 'T\0' '"" AlLEY OOP 1NIW!I ..API AI NU APAIU AaiN ~ The blddlnl hoo been · weot North Eut I Put " 2• Pill Pall 11 Souoh I SEE ELVINE'I'S CLI!ANIN' OlJT HER AlTtC TODA'I', PAW I+ 1 you,Soulh.hOid• •' +Q 1 1 II .I tA 4 +A K J I 1 who I do you do now? A- 114 ohro• cl•b• Vol ~opt obi yoll pltt.. r wilt ·-·• 11101 of life I I I 'I r �v•ICtory 1- The Deily Sentinel, Middleport·Porneroy,O., Aug._27, 1973 1 JOHNION IN OHIO S..lf Sqeant Jlllln L. J'*'-, 1011 of Mr. and Mrs. J - Johnlon Jr., 013 LocUli St., Middleport, hu graduated at Sheppard AFB, Tex., from the U. S. Air Force medical · aervlce technician course conducted by the Air Training Gommand. Sgt. Johnson is being aaatgned to WrightPatterson AFB, Ohio, for duty at the USAF medical center. A 11165 graduate of Middleport High School, the sergeant attended Marshall University. ' .. r------------------------- Area Deaths ! Premium V~terau Memorial Hupllal r. rh~ dar aft~r .,~· . I Saturday Admissions James Cunningham, (Continued from page I) Pomeroy ; Lawrence Smith, I I (Continued from page 1) Pomeroy: Ada lee Coe, Sethbo and !>hum Sala Kruars, EDITH McKENII E both of Rt. ~. Pomeroy, and 0 COOJpleled during the put · by the edlter Mrs . Edith E. (Granny) grandson. Friends may call at year . Blue ribbons denote Pomeroy ; William Hobbs, five mlles to the southwest, cut People \Whose bualneult II to think aboQt_where t~,ia nation II lhe Mortln Funeral Home Pomeroy. Highway tin another place and McKentle. 82, ot 1102 East anytime. superior work : red, good; going, and why, aee our most preealng quellion u, Why do 10 Id Ma in Sl ., Pomeroy, de • Saturday Discharges left the Mekong River as Sunday al the Holter Medical AGNES .AXTON white, average , Th~ work of many people feel isolated, potntleu, even helpleu, and 11 11 Phnom Penh's only supply Center . She was precede<l In Funeral service• for Mrs . each student was judged on Its Phillip Donovan, Harold po881ble to organile ways of talking about legillaUon to avoid Florence . Saxton, 77, Largent, Cora Salser. route. The rebels cut Highway death by her husban d • Aones wnodled Thursday altha Briar own merit for the age of the Sunday Admiuiona - Diana violence and corrupilon, about morail, abotlt val~es, about the J a son, Thurston •· did no I 5 to the rice rich northwestern Morgan Stone, Sr., and a daughter. Hill Nursing Home In Mid· student and stu den.., (lhUoaopholcal underpinnings of our whole esperlence in lhll provinces on Saturday. Mro. Laura Blankenship. dlelleld, were held • 1 1 p,m. compete against each other. Hubbard, Pomeroy; Le na decade of the 71111? Sunday at tho Lee Funeral McKinley, Middleport: Clyde Both road~ are frequently cut Surviving are a daughler' Home In Burgettstown, Pa. ..., Its f th j AnJ Consider lor a moment how times have changed : • ue resu o e u,., n8 as Bayles, Middleport; E. R. by the rebels, usually when Avanell Bass, Pomeroy ; two Mrs. Saxton, a former resident America and the western nations are experiencing a crilia In Chester; Eva they al-e moving supplies to granddaughters, Karen Kay 01 Mason, W, va., was the announced by Mrs. Gretta Hollon, values because in one Instance, lor example, any gradt!ate Rupe, Middleport, ond Nella ·former A~es F. Polls who &IItle Include : McKinney, Rutland: Iva their troops around Phnom Seyer, Pom&rD'f- , and five od De s t student In his ktiehen can create an explosive with the power of a r~ndsons, Thurston Stone, marrl orge an aa: on Upton, Reedsville; John Mays, Penh. ~ r.' Pomeroy ,· Eugene, Bob In191Washl'iJ!ton, Pa., on Aug . t, minor atomic bomb, or can create drugs, and CM diatrlbute The High Command said and • He ed Aun• · '" - 1971 · Chesltr Elementary: Henr•' New Haven ; Mary Quillen, them easily with cataclysmic genetic effects. 1'hil wu InThomas Stone, all of •· PRACTICE CALLED Saxton was a member Newell, Tammy Starcher , Middleport : Jlernard Bobo, battlefl.eld activity had Groveport, .and Lawrence of Mrs. the United Methodist Church Eddie Holler, Janet Mora, Long Bottom. conceivable only 25 years ago! RACINE - The Southern reached Its highest level since Slone, Columbus. al Mason, and was a member Billy Long, Leonard Myers, Tragically, people today cannot even dl!cuss thiS central ·Junior Hlch football squad will the American bomb hlllt. In Sunday Discharges Mrs , McKenzie was a of Chapter 215, OES, of Jellre'i Cole, Becky Pooler, hold a practice. session after addition to tile surrounded member of the Hiland Church. Burge!lstown, . Pa . She Is Todd Bissell , all btu11 Perry Margaret Allen, Orville Allen, problem. We bog down In being for Mr. Nixon and agaln8t him: Funeral services will be held survived by two daughters, Ballard, Gary Jones, Nancy for and against the political parties, for and against the system · school Tuesday. · outpost at !'hum Sala Kruors, at I p.m. Wednesday at the Mrs. Fred (Dorothy) Dusa of .Sams, Daphloe Holsinger, Alice Russell, Helen Swartz, and the press. There Is no agreement, or acceptance If you wll\, field reporters said smaller Ewing Funeral Home wllh the Chardon, onto, and Mrs. Gene Shlela White, all red ; Rebecca Granville Wamsley , Joseph on what is good and what Is not good. Tbeold values have \Vailhed Sayre, Alma McMillin, Conrad garrisons were surrounded Rev. Noel Herrman officiating. (Anna ) Mask ol Venice, Calif. ; Edwards, while. doWII the Ohio and hundreds of other rivers (as has much of our Burial will be In Howell Hill a son,· Donald Dean Sa•ton, Riverview: David Young, Berkley. near Kompong Cham, 50 miles Cemetery. Friends may call at Bay VIllage ; eight grand· Darre ll Henderson, Greg topsoil). Tonight lllru Thursday northeast of Phnom Penh, and the funeral home anytime. children, and three great. Hibbs, Mark Smith, Dtana Pleaaant Valley Hoapltal We want to believe In the old values but camot. Many people Aug. 21-29-lD WESLEY near Kompong Chhnang, 57 Wosle•y G. GILLILAN Gillilan, 89, gran dchlld rdn. Bur 1a1 was In Evans, Pa· trlcla Powell ,· DISCHARGES - Clifford who cannot-are confused by our vague debates that end In name NOT OPEN miles northeast of the capital. R.cl ne R•oute 2, died Saturday Grandview Cemetery at Donald Longenelte, Kay Knotts, Point Pleasant: Mrs. calling and personal Insults. But we yearn for some practical Florence ' Pa · Balderson, Tammy Barringer, Kompong Clam, a once- nigh'' In Wellston . He wa. s FREDA GATE Sherr I Buchanan, Oavld Thomas Kuhn and son, Point way to escape from this Isolation and impotence that troublea Ill, In death by his Preceded Friday thru !l"ondly thriving provincial capital In parents, the Rev. Frank and Funeral services for Mrs. Brown, Shlela Bucht~nan , Jo Pleasant; Howard Irwin, Somebody needs to give us a lead on how to get out of the Aug. 31 · Sept. 1·2 the heart of one of the country's Eliza Hall Gillilan, and his Freda Gate, 76, who died Ellen Wells, Doris Wells, Greg Southside : Mrs. James mess. BATTLE FOR THE al her Rutland home, Buchanan, all blue; Larry richest agricultural areas, is wile, Elsie Autherson Gillilan. Saturday hllve been set for 2 p.m. ·Cowdery, Jodi Smllh, James Rainey, Apple Grove; Penny PLANET OF THE APES We believe there is a remnant, a residual of reflective, surrounded and is expected to Surviving are two sons, Her- Wedn esday al the Martin Reed, Barbara Wells, Susan Klein , Minersville; Mrs. ITechn Icolor) sensitive people In our institutions (churches, schools, unlver· In In Canada, Roddy Me Dow all be the next major Communist . man, Lawrence, Florida ; and two Funera 1 Horne wlth the Rev · Hannum, all red,· Scotty Dillon, .Robert Newberry, Point slUes, labor unions, chambers of commerce) that would welcome daughters, Mrs.. Sylvia Lloyd Grimm officiating. Kathy Barringer, while. Claude Akins target. Rambacher, Akron, and Mrs. Nol listed with survivors In Tuppers Plains: Ricky Pleasant: Joe McMurray, a chance to discuss lhe purposes of their work and lives - the lPG) Pratt, Clinton a an earlier report was a son, Newell, Robert Craft, Carla Rutland ; Mrs. Hiram Potter, moral and ethical framework - if allowed to proceed · Plus Beulah 1 Lindy Schoonover of Colum Chichester, Mitchell THE PUBLIC EYE · · . · brother, Eber, of Chester ; 20 bus. She was preceded In death Buchanan, Tressla Causey, all Point Pleasant; Mrs. Harriett meaningfully. (Techn Icolor I grandchildren, and a number by two sons an~ two sisters. ·~lue ; Mike Connolly, Klla Smith, Point Pleasant: Mrs. The Board of Trustees of the Rockefeller Foundation have EXTENDED OUTLOOK Mia Farrow of great-gra ndchildren. Burial will be In the Miles Young, Sarah Goebel, Charles Dennis Matheny , Evans; Mlchaeo Jayston Uulted Presslnternallooal Funeral services will be at 1 Cemetery. Friends may call at . Massar, Gr~ory Scarbrough, Arthur Smith, Leon; Mrs . been kicking this topic around.' Said Robert Goheen recently to (GI Tuesday Ewing Hot Wednesday with blgbs p.m. Funeral Home at withtheburial In the lunero 1 home any tl me red ; Sh err 1 yers, J erry Lee Arville Click, Cottageville; his fellow trustees : Show Starts 7 p.m. "We would know how to build a good country If we were In the 90s and low In the 70s. Davis, Timothy Buchanan, the Leta rt Falls Cemetery. Tuesday. Richard Boring, Marte Mar- Mrs. Lewis Bradey, Mason: confidentwhat 'good' means... We want to do the right thing but ·Cooler with a <hanre of Friends may call at lhe funeral FITrER THAN J;:VER cinko, Connie Stout, Anthony Mrs. Olqia Frlpley , Point too often have trouble agreeing on what right means." sbowen Tbunday and home ·anytime alter 6 this Kennedy, Kenneth Chapman, HOUSTON (UP!) - The Helen Meyers, Brenda Riffle, Pleasant: Mrs. Georgia His listeners agreed. They're looking around now for some Friday. High In the 808 and evening.. ORVILLE NAPPER Skylab 2 astronauts, feeling Eugene Cole, white. Robbins, Point Pleasant; way to get the nation started on agreeing what "right" is. low In the 808. Funeral services lor Orville fitter than when their flight Bradbury: Todd Morrison, Artley Blake, Clifton: Kenneth H we get a chance to help, Jet's do. (Hob) Napper, 54, Rl. 1 Mid· began, today celebrated the Janelle Kelly, Jo McKinney, Gardner, Gallipolis Ferry: dleport, who died Saturday al Mark Magnotta, Lisa Nash, University Hospital, have been halfway point of th~ir 59-day Dale Knight, blues; Bruce Mrs. Charles Wright, MidMarriage Urenae set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at the mission with a sound night's Fasher, Ivan Lane, June dleport ; Fulton Spears, SCIOTO LIVESTOCK SALES REPORT William Edward Eakins, 18, Rutland Church of the sleep and a planned light Justis, Sara Diddle, Sharon Henderson; Mrs. Gay Young, CatUeGood steers 54.65 to Ohio Valley Uvestoek Co. · Nazarene. The Rev. Lloyd Karr, Don Geary, Tina Smith, Letart Falls, and Susan Ann Grimm will officiate at ser- workload. GallipoU., Ohio Greg Becker, Terri Fox, red ; Long Bottom: Mrs. Elva 56.25 : Standard 49.25-53.85: Pickett, 22, Racine. vices. Burial will be In Miles Julie Byer, Lori Kloes, Sterling Hayes, Middleport. Heifers : good 53 to 54.50; AuguJt 25, 1173 Cemetery. BOOSTERSTOMEET Neville, Mark McDonald, Standard 50.85 to 52. HOGS - 175 to 220 lbs. 53Survivors not named In an RACINE _ The Southern Christine Ebersblich , Cows: Commercial 37.50-39; 53.20: 220 to 250 lbs. 53.~.35 : earlier notice Include two Daleanno Ll'ltle , Melinda TWO ASK DIVORCES sisters, Mrs. Edna Oiler, Band Boosters will meet at the Demosky, Don Karr, all white. UNIT CALLED Utility 33.10-35.85; Canner and Ugh! 43-49.75: Fat Sows 44.50Harrisonville: Rodney King, The SEOEMS unit was called eu tte r 29........ "" •2 ss. Two suits for divorce flied In Columbus, and Mrs. Madalyn high school at 7:30 p. m. 50; Stags 41.50down; Boars 4(). Salser, Rt. 1 Middleport ; three TUesday. All members are Patricia Grounds, Sara Gores, at 6:50a. m. Saturday to assist Bulls c ial '2 ""9 Meigs County Common Pleas brothers, Clarence, of Racine, : ommerc , • ........ 46.75: Pigs 12.50 to 38.50; Vicky DeBord, Brenda Stockers and Feeders - Shoats 25 t.o 42.50. Court are Kenneth L. Carsey, and David, Sr., and Wilber, urged to attend. Williams, Lawrence Cotterill, Freda Grate of Rutland, but Pearl Althouse, Bryan Gheen, she was dead on arrival of the Stock calves steers, 53-62.65; . · CATTLE - Steers , 53.50 to Middleport, vs. Sheila A. , Bobby Williams, Droama squad. At 9'a. m. It went to the stock calves heifers 49-55.50; Carsey, same address , 64; Heifers 43.50 to 51; Baby Rubords, all blue; . Darrell charging gross neglect of duty Young, William Donohue, Frank Fugate residence, 201 yearling heifers 42.50-56; cows Beef 5S to 72.50; .Fat Cows 38. to ·•70 _ and extreme cruelty, and Mary Sherr! Jewell , Sheila Bing, Mulberry, Ave ., Pomeroy, an· d caves 1 B:H., •••• •.....,. 41: Canners. 25 to 36.50: · Bulls Danny Riggs, Bruce Gheen, F. Halley, Tuppers Plains, vs. from where he was taken to. veal calves - Choice 69; 36 to 44; Milk Cows 300 to 525. (Continued from page I) King, Anita Lee, Anita •• ••, Willlam Halley, Rt. I Reeds- balance it will remain low in my judgment," S!:hlesinger said. Frank Lewis, Andy Wilson, all red ; Holzer Medical Center, and at good ' 65 ......... VEAL CALVES - Tops 70 to · Hogs - ..,., """230, .... •• 25 : No. 1, 72.50; Seconds 62 to 70; ville,. charging extreme Angela Harmon, Tim Bishop, 9:50a. m. to assist Hazel Reed, white. cruelty. Elwyn R. Yost was Middleport, who was also . 54.50; 23(1.240, st: Sows 47.36CLEVELAND - A NUMBER OF regular features were . Elementary :· taken to Holzer Medical 49.35; Boars 45.30; feeder Medium 58 to 65; Com. & Hvs. granted his divorce from missing from the Sunday edition of the Cleveland Plain Dealer ChrisMiddleport 58.50 to 67; Culls 58 doivn. Burdette, blue; Robin Frances M. Yost. Center. shoats43.10-47; Pigs B.H. lll-35. Gaspers, Cheri Thorns, Tracy ·~n the erMI, you will never because of a shortage of nersprlnt, that paper's management Baby Calves - 55 to 117.50. noOd lose If you follow lilt announced. In a front page statement, the paper said labor Miller, Jimmy Farley, Jen· ~ld'in Rule." Herman, Faye Priddy, Timmy · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , disputes In Canada have shUt down railroads and newsprint ·niter Meadows, reds; Eric MASON DRIVE-IN Cunningham, Brent George, mills. Davis, whites. The Plain Dealer, Ohio's largest paper, said It was "com- Charles The Golden Rule Is always Meigs Junior High: Patty pelled'' to delete the features to conserve paper. Aspokesman for Edwards, blue; Ricky Smith, followed by the "FRIENDLY ONES" at the city's other dally, the Cleveland Press, Indicated his red . Tonight& Tuesday the Pomeroy Cement Block Meigs High School : Debbie publication faced "no lminediate problems." Aug.l7-28 Company. Aller all, YOU Lawrence, Donna Thornfon, . . ' the customer are the most Teresa Mltc·hell, Mandy Double Feoturo Program , VANDAIJA, OHIO -:- THE 74th annual Grand American Carder• Robert Council, Arnold Important part of our 'LADY SINGS business ... Trapshooting Toumjment ended here during the weekend with Johnson, Eileen Kennedy, THE BLUES'. Clndl Garnes, Babs Witte, Judy Larry Gravestock of Amarillo, Tex., winning the Over-All Owen, Diana Ross Nancy Lawrence, Cindy championship by breaking 958 of the 1,000 targets shot during the Van Meter, Robin Wells, Gary Is Billie Holiday IColor I Snouffer, Dave While, Karen six-day event. Bally, Jeanie Schneider, Tina IRI The AJI-AroWid title was captured by Ray Stafford of Den- Nlerl, - PlusPeg O'Brien, Mindy ver, Colo. Stafford had a 390 to win tile titl.e, which consists of the Young, Bonnie Napper, Kay A SEPARATE 200 targets In the Clay Target Championships of America, 100 In Ward, Judy Carsey, Stephen PEACE !Color) the Grand Ameriean Handicap and 100 in the Clay Target Warner, Jim Wiles, blues; Mike Oller, Robin Kuhn, Cindy (PG> Doubles; Schneider, Pamela King, VIcki 1 --- MEIGS lHEATRE 'News .• ·. in Briefs ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Has Just Received A Large Shipment of These Popular Folding Chairs • • .· SAMSONITE All-Steel FOLDING CHAIR Fry, Ron Couch, reds; Melinda - -- --·-··------ YOUR FULL ~ERVICE BANK FRENCH LICK, INI/. - OHIO Gov. John J. Gllligan has lashed out at President Nixon over the Watergate scandals, but also warned that Democratic as well as Republican politicians may suffer from ·the Watergate fallout. _ Gilligan, speaking at the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association Convention Saturday night, said Watergate· may prove to be an anathema for all public officials. He warned Democrats against "a potentially fatal Watergate Induced euphoria ." Gilligan charged Nixon "now stands revealed as one who never really understood what this American system of government is all about. He tried to shrug off, dismiss the Congress of the United States," Gilligan said. "A new executive privilege seems to be defined - 'the law of the land may he cast aside at any moment by presidential whim.'" Custer, Jean Peyton, white. Pomeroy Elementary: Vickie Morrison, Melanie . Dillard, Jim Bentz, Mary Klein, Melinda Thomas, Kim Palferson, Todd Norton, Kall Knopp, Ronald Braham, Ricky Smith, John Beaver, Paul Sprague, Brenl Houdashelt, Jell Nash, Lori Rupe, Clifford Murray, Linda Kovalchik, Tony Chapell, Jayne Hoeflich, Kelly Thoma, all blue; SuS..n Thoma, Jim Sheet., Roahl Sail, Belinda Grimm, Mary Hawley, Angela Curtis, Mike Whlllach, Cheryl Johnson, Bill Braham, Andrea Riggs, Lorra Wisecup, Paula Cunningham, Andy Pockllngton, all red ; . Tammy Eichinger, Kristen Anderson, No two bariks are alike, either The most important business decision you ever make could be when you choose your bank. 95 Get this$17 value . mobile cart FREEl II when you buy this TV 0L0R SCREE-N ln'SUPER 7 ' . . COM~Ic' ( Featuring Titan 101 chassis OVER 90% . SOLID·STATE! When you select this bank to serve you, all of us . who worlc here do our best to prove that you made a wise choice. Tho MILFORD D4024W Kashmir Walnut color cabinet • Sunshine I Picture Tube , Solid-State The Farmers Bank ' Super VIdeo Range Tuner • Cua;tomlzed . and Savings Co. POMEROY, OHIO S20,MO.It Maximum tn••••nco For llcll· O.,O.IIor Tuning • AFC Room -to· room BUY NOW/ Supply lim1~ed! Ingels Furniture 992-2635 Middleport Heenz Rochelle McDan iel, Bobby Evans, Bill Boring, Jan Bet. xlng, Connie Mossman, Lena Phalln, Savannah Smith, Paige Carr, Rick Jeffers, Max Jonas, all white. Rutland Elementary : Brynda Black, blue ; Lyndo Black, red. Salem . Center: Kenny Thomas, Lawrence Sullivan, James Dotson, Lanny Longstreet, Floyd McClellan, Barbara Peyton, Floyd Rupe, Ricky Adkins, Patty Dyer, Ricky McClellan, Larry Puckett, all blue ; Oovld Barr, Blda to remodel the M~ls­ County Court Houae were awarded by the County Cornmlaaionera thil morning. The general conatiuctlon contract went to KlJt8 Construction Co. of Jackson for $148,200. The heating and venlllating contract went to A. J. Stockmelater Inc., Gallipoila, for )12,062, and the MeetlJt8 with commilllonera today were represeotatlvea of Vernon Inc ., Marietta , to discuss the tax pia t bookJ. Local roundup Kerns Roush of Minersville is . dead at age 60 • Mr. Roush was Meigs County's leading automobile race driver during the 1940s and 1951111. He worked for the Union Barge Co. 15 years and was a well known professional sign painter. The son of !be late· Harry B. ll!ld Etta Mae Roush of Meigs County, he was also preceded In death by two brothers, Robert and Lewla.. Surviving are his wife, Mary Kay Roush: two daughters, Yvonne Richardso~ : and Rachel Gorman, both of Columbus: a son, Manning, and seven grandchildren~ Mr. Roush was associated with Hidden Lakes, a recreational facUlty In Meigs County for a number of years. Funeral services will be held at 1 p. m. Thursday at the Ewing Funeral Home with Ute Rev. BiU Perrin officiating. . Burial will be In the Gilmore Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home anytime after 7 this evening. ..· . . . • ;;;;;m:~::=~o?.~;:::;::::~~=~:o:::::::::-«:o..:::•.:.:::.:.>.:!:::::::.-::::::-.:::::::::::::~:::~;; ews .. in Briefsl By Untied Press International WASHINGTON - THE GOVERNMENT HAS decided that, In the lminedlate future, warmt,h is more Important than clean air. It has propose!! a one-yea~ suspension of industrial conversi011 to cleaner bUrning fuels in order to conserve scarce heating oil. · . ~-proposed goyljrnment t:t~le to this effect was announced Monday by the adiillnistratlon's energy chief John A. Love. Public hearings will be held on it Sept. 6 and 7, and then a decision will be made whether to implement it. It was the ~overnment 's first concrete step toward mandatory controls on scarce fuels. The proposect rule would halt for one year conversion of power plants and other big industrial u8ers from coal to oil or from high sulfur oil to low sulfur oil including heating oil . . WASHINGTON - IN A MAJOR TEST of Phase IV price controls, top U. S. autolnakers will ask the Cost of Uving Council (CLq today for permission to raise prices on their 1974 model .cars, The price hilt:ea, which would range from $55 per car for American Motors to $106 for Ford, have been challenged by the council as posaibly violating the, administration's anU-inflstion program. General Motors wants an average increase of $102 per vehicle and Chrysler, $71. Witnesses at a one-day hearing Include top officials of each ·company plus a spokesman for the Center for Corporate Responsibility, a Ralph Nader-associated group. The aulo companies argue that they need the price boosts to make up for Ute cost of Installing seat belt alarm systems, shock absorbing lumpero, improved exhaust systems and other safety and antipollution equipment required by tbe government. holidJJy events "t frOr'lt of IUt) . Ideal for Churches, Lodges and homes that need extra seating. Come to the 3rd Floor Furniture Dept. for great savings in Samsonite folding products. · ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY I I f!:>iJ.;>;;;~ii'.(.W/h'..-»'/#h'l'//l'{#iW/#I'Ii0'X.~iiii'41#//.Q/.W/UQQI'Ii:''li'li ~ ~l ~ i~· ~~ & ~ VANDAI..SDUMPOVER3000QALLONSOFTAR - Jim Schmoll, at right, employe of the Meigs County Highway Dept., stands beside the 60011i!allon tar tank emptied by vandalsovertheweekendofapproxlmately 3000 gallon of tar onto Leading Creek Road. Workmen had to dig a ditch near the highway in order to keep the tar from polluting nearby Leading Creek. The Incident Ia under Investigation by Sheriff l.:o.:::~=~;~::~~;~;~~;:~::::~!\~-:::;;;t,::;:::; ;: : : ; ~:;:;: : : : : : : :: : <:= ~::= ~::m • Kerns Roush, 60, Minersville, died Monday ~ening at his home in Forest Run. . Meigs County Coroner Dr. R. R. Pickens said death, which was instant, was caused by self· inflicted wounds from a .22 magnum revolver. The VOL. XXV NO. 95 Pomeroy E-R squad answered a call to the residence but Mr, Roush, who had been in failing health for sometime, was dead upon the squad's arrival. " . ·s.tage Chester MI•Mti'Mfth- OPENI Fttmt 3,0){," filii 1BJ(," wldt. Sttl llu·.... wldt by 16" dftp with 16" cl11rtnt1 bttwten frtmt •PII~hto . l ClOSE01 38 1 ta11, 1BJ<•• wide, 3Ui" thick (curve of btck Meigs County Court on Aug.,22 to appear on Aug. 24, failed to do so. Sheriff Robert C. Harll:nbach reported today that when Mra. Wyatt failed to appear in court on the 24th a search was made for her by the sheriff's department, but Mrs. Wyatt could not be round. Mrs. Wyatt was arrested by the department In the Racine MARGIE MAE WYATI',41, area on Aug. 20 for driving Rutland, who was released while Intoxicated and breaking under a $500 security bond In and entering. , hazardOtll drlvlf18 condtUona, and buses moved a little slower. The bridge at Langsville being out eaused , aome difficulty In delays In the ' Meigs lAICal School Olstrict due to the detour. Attendance fi@ures were not available titla morning, but were _being collected by local supermtendents. at ' · Firemen will New, modern oes1gn with ell.clusive comfort features not found in other chairs. Electrically welded tubing Y type frame of '14" O.D. by 19.-gauge carbon steel. %" cross braces. Seal . of 20-gauge steel , fully form fitting . Steel brace under seal front. Formfilling compound curved steel back. Replaceable plastic feet. Metal spe· cially treated for rust resistance. Baked enamel finish. In the Mei 1111 Local School Olstrlct today was down aome 23 poplls from la•t year according to late report compil· ed by Meigs Supt. George Hargraves. Accordin@ to the report today's enrollment at the high school was M2 compared to 988 on opening day last year: junior high enrollment was 514 compared to last yelll''s 521 and elementary enrollment was up, standing at 1451 on opening day this yeer compared to 142B last year, The commissioners alao approved the estimated coot of road irnprovementa propoeed In 1973 submitted by Wesley Buehl, county engineer, of 22.28 miles for t:ll,033.50, or at an average coot of Sl,392.88 per mile. Roads to be Improved are electrical. contract to County Roads 3, 30, 10, 28, 36 Northwest Electric, Marietta, and 345. for $32,509. Attending were Robert The com missioner s Clark, Warden Ours and Henry WITH ONLY a few routir.e authorized arc!Jitects Eeasley, Wells , commissioners , and minor hitches, the 1973·7• lee and Vargo, of Marietta to Martha Chambers, clerk. school year in county schools negotiate contracts with the got underway today. successful bidders. OPENING DAY enrollment Local superintendents of Ute Meigs, Eastern and Southern Local Districts reported the day started relatively well. A heavy fog created sonfe BARSTOW, CALIF. - WESLEY PARKER, 'll, who ·died alter hla furidamentallst parents withdrew his Insulin wben they decided diabetes was catlsed by devils, was burled Monday with only a gravedigger and a mortician looking on. His father still says he Is certain Wesley will rise from the dead to prQlte that he was cured by faith healing . The San Bernardlna CoUnty district attorney's office said officials were reviewing pollee reports· on the boy's death but had not yet decided whether to bring criminal charges. Larry Romine, Anita Basham, • Court House bids sold LOGAN, OHIO - THE HOCKING COUNTY Sheriff's office said today that C. W. "Pete" Evans, 88, whose body was discovered at his home by a friend Sunday, had died of a skull fracture several days earlier and not from strangulation as first believed. Asheriff's deputy refused to comment on reports that Evans was found bound to a chair am gagged, Indicating Umight be a murder case. His home off.Ohio 33 near Nelsonville, where he had lived alone for some 50 years, appeared to have been ransacked. The deputy said it was not known If anything had been taken. ' Coates, Tammy Ward, Eddie Burnem, Bonnie Smith, Mary Smith, · Denise Thornton, Patti Dugan, Bllty Dyer, Katrina Hate, Terry Hutton, Mike McGuire, John Burdge, Mike Dotsoo, all ; Debbie Adkins, white. I. redSalisbury: Brett Carl , blue. Portland Elementary ; 1 Bryan Lawrence, Brian JOhnson, Richard Furbee, Ray Deem, Sheila Brown, Frances Ours, Danlella Smith, Jell BroWn, Tom Boso, Janis Carnahan, Nicki Van Mater, Randy Congo, all blue ; Steven Filch, Curtis Price, Tltn Kern, Tammy Cozart, Beverly McLain, Cheryl Teaford, Lisa Warner, reds; Kimberly Ward, while.' Racine Elementary: Loren Wolfe, Kent Wolfe, Beth Huffman, Camellia J. Brlnager, Shawn Bell, Carmen Carpenter, Tamml Cleland, Melissa lhle, Charles Stone, Penny Smllh, all blue; Eric Bentz, KimberlY Dugan, Pamela Harden, reds. Southern Junior High : Alloa Harris, David Huston, Carl Johnston, Roger Michael, Debbie Holsinger, VIckie Roush, .Kevin Wilford, all blue; Bob Cnapman, white. . _ Syracuu Elementary : Eddie Wolfe, Krystal Winebrenner, rods: Robert Brown , Jull Flagg, P · Warner , Melodl Cu. . . ,, whllts, I Crusade days set A film crusade 1ponsored by the MelgJ County Miulsterlal Assn. hal been planned for 7:30 each · evening neKI ·Tueeday through Friday, S.pl. 4-7 at lhe Mei11 Junior lti&h School in Middleport. All coUDty churches are involved In lblt crUiade lbtOlllh Key '73. The public II Invited, Film• lo be 1bown are "The Heal'lli a Rebel", with Ethel Walen; "Souls Ia Conl)lct;' with Cliff Barrows: "Oldtown , U.S.A.'', end uLucla." CHESTER - The Chester Volunteer Fire Department will again lponaor a Labor Dey il'rade and tractor pull . A chicken barbecue Will be . held In conjunction with the il'rade beginning at 11:30 a.m. trlth the parade to atart at I :30 ·p.m. am the tractor pull at 2 p.m. . Weigh-In for the tractori will be at 10 a.m. at the Cheater Fire Slallon. Th- wlilhing to participlte In the parade are to LOCAL TEMPS contact Rou Cleland at The. temperature in downa.eater at..-. in'addlUon town Pomeroy at 11 a.m. to ' barbecue ehltken, homerilade ice cream will be Tueeday was 116 degrees under sunny skies. IOld. 'VI POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . en tine TUESDAY, - AUGUST 28, -1973 PHONE 992-2156 TEN CENT5 f Mystery loans TbCuh:.:!~ ::d ~r~;:;~ Herman Layne o bared by Nixon New .Raven· dl.ef .. '&>.;~~::~~;:~::~~=~::>,-;;:;: clearing Saturday. Hlchs In the upper 80s and low 90s By HELEN THOMAS SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (UP!) - The White Ho4se says President Nixon 's Florida banker friend Charles G. " Bebe" Rebozo was the mystery investor who joined with New York industrialist Robert H. Abplanalp In the $1.2 miUion purchase of the bulk of Nixon's 28.9-acre oceanside esta!e. Details of the purchase of the palm-dotted spread were released In a voluminously documented statement to "completely and irrevocably" refute '~false impressions and false allegations" tqat the President's home was finanCed with funds left over from the 1968 election campaign, the White House said. Under the deal, Abplanalp, also a close personal friend of Ute,President, and Rebozo paid $1,249,000 for 23 acres of the estate, enabling Nixon to write off $625,000 in unsecured loans from Abplanalp and to pur· chase the remaining 5.9 ~cres that includes his homesite at a cost of $340,000, The third version of the transaction to be made public was prepared by Coopers and Lybrand, a major New York accounting firm, and was described by Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L. Warren as the "unprecedented" step In baring a president's personal financial affairs. New York.Times Report (The New York Times reported today Coopers and Lybrand used to · be called Lybrand, Ross Borthers and Montgomery, and three top executives of the company were convlcte4 in 1968 of, mail fraud and filing false statements. The Times said Nixon gave ali three men a comp!etepardonDec. 20, 1972.) White House spokesmen previously had refused to identify the secret partner, _or \0 give the name of ·the mves~ent com~ny lnvolve_d. A presidential aide 5x~lam~d that Re~o had preterro:ct his. involvement to remain priVa~. Reports su~rou?ditlg the II· nancmg of N':'on s properties and the $10 million m government expenditures at the California and F1orida White houses for security reasons ha ve beensuec bj t to puc bli criticism and hurt the Prestdent's image. NixOQ ·-- was anxious to put all questions on the pUrchase to rest "once and for all " Warren said Acc~rdlng to local r~al estate experts its value now Is well over $1'milllon. warren said the Nixons were Jorced to purchase the entire bluff top estate to get the 5.9 acres they wanted, and therefore chose to dispose of the (Continued on page 6) Teachers learn board won't talk Gallipolis Educa lion school schedule, 'specifically Association members will the length of the school day and conduct a mass meeting at the time alloted for class changes. During Monday's meeting, Gallia County Junior Fairgrounds on Monday, Sept. teachers, u·' necessary, wIll 3 (Labor Day) a GEA take whatever action is spokesman announced today. deemed appropriate to 'lee that The session will bgin at 7:30 the above demands are met, p. m. Purpose of the third such the spokeSman said. meeting within 10 days will be to hear a progress report on · negotiations with the Gallipolis Board of Education. According to a GEA spokesman, a report on negotiations was heard Tuesday by GEA members . The Persistent but unofficial spokesman reported no reports that the Meigs Local progress, "due to the board's Schooiswouid be ·atruck by refusal to negotiate with the teaching and non-teaching teacher's organization.'' personnel on the opening day or The spokesman said concern school - today - were denied as expressed over the board's Monday night by both the arbitrary decisions in resard to Meigs Loeal Teachers severan~ pay and salary . Aaloctation and the Meigs During an Aug . 14 board Local Public Employees meeting, the board issued a Aalociation. ·' letter stating its Intention not to Mrs . Betsey Horky, negotiate those decisions. president of the Teachers' The spokesman said Allociation/ was emphatic In teachers feel Is Is a direct her statement that no strike vlol,tion of the negotiations action whatever has been procedure previously signed by taken; and that there was no both parties. discussion about such action at Teachers expressed their a teachers' meeting Monday. disaaUIIfacUon by fllltllling a Mrs. · Alice Globokar, motion demanding the board pre1ldent ot the, Melga Local rescind the severance pay policy and the f/0 per year per Public Employee• Allociatlon, ·was equally emphatic in her teacher salarr lnereatlll, and Immediately set date lor the statement. She reported negotiations with the Meigs opening of negottationa. It was reported teachers Local Board of Education "are were also upset with the high progreuing satisfactorily.'' Strike. denied . - by Saturday, Lows In lite Thursday;coollngtoth•7ils upper GOa and low 70s Thursday dropping to the 50s by Saturday, • ~?.:::::::::::::::~=~::::::::::::::::::;:::::::~::::;:;:;:::::::8:~:: Fal•·r· h·I•t by h um1•d hot days COLUMBUS (UP!) ....:. Ohio State Fair officials just can't seem to win. u it rains, attendance drop~ and if Ws sunny and hot, atte.ndance also drops. Attendance figures at the state's biggest show Monday showed 163,299 . per'th ·d to tte d the sons ei er pal ~ n . event or were admitted With passes, compared With 170,_7~ persons attendmg the fall' ·s fifth day last year· WI~ temperatures Monday reaching the O:iddle 90s, alon_g with very humid weather, fair spokesman said they were hoping for some_what milder temperatures durtng the rest of the event. About 250 persons were treated for mild forms or heat exhaustion Monday "most of them during the Osmonds show, which was packed f~~ both performances, spokesmen said: Total attendance so far this year is 969,292, well ahead of last year's 960,352 at this time . Today is Children's Home Day, Columbus and Central Ohio and Sandusky Area Day at the 1973 edition of the fair. stockcompetltlon were announ c· for Mason County, and once Mrs. C. M. (Enid) Adams, !'lew operated a coal mine In the Haven: one grandson, Bruce area. Layne Adams ; a twin brother, Mr. Layne is survived by his Harry, of New Haven, and a wife, Norene; one daughter, brother, Raymond of Parkersburg, and two staters, Mrs. Otto (Agnes) Grtnlm, New Haven, and Mrs. Clair CAPS WANTED (Chloris) Homer, Canton. All resideuts in the area Funeral services will be held served by the Pomeroy Thursday at 2 p.m. at St. Paul Emergency Squad and Fire Lutheran Church, New Haven, De()llrlment are Invited lo · with the Rev. John Haeberle help In a bottle rap lund officiating. Burial wlll be in drive. ' Kirkland Memorial Gardens. The New York Clothln8 Frlenda wlll be received at the Houoe lo .lbe colliicllon point Foglesong Funeral Home for bottle caps from Royal Wednesday from 21o 4 a~j 7 tO Crown, Nebi products, i>ad'o 9 p.m. Root Beer and Upper 10. Pallbearers will be directors Proceeds raised through tbe of the Mason County Bank, A. collection will go to the K. McClung, Dick Ord, James building lund olllte firemen H. Layne, Ray Weaver, Uoyd and squad. Roush and Don Foglesong, and two nephews, Harry R. Layne and John D. L&yne. Ch m b er. m em b · a Today the millionth visitor lo lhe lair Is expected and the lucky person Is lo receive a free sluffed animal , passes to midway amusements and a pass lor the rest olthls year's event: Highlight. today Include two more shows by the Osmonds, two horse ·shows, line arts e><hlblts, demonstra!lons by the Great River's Girl Seoul Coun · ell from Cincinnati and the second day of harness racing . An open class Hereford and Angus show Will be held at the Cooper· Arena along with ant open class Spots ond Landrace show at the swine arena today, followed by open class Tam · worth shows and, al 7 p.m. to. night, the Junior and Senior sheep Shearing Contest finals. Monday the results of the weekend IU!11or division 1/ve- ed wllh Chris Smith, 16, Fredericktown, lopping a field of nearly 1,200 enllres In the lun· (ConUnuett on page 8) NEW . HAVEN The president of the Mason County Bank, Herman Layne, 72, died at Holzer ldettical Center Monday evening. Mr. Layne, a resident of New Haven, was born Feb. 13, 1901, the son of the late John G. Layne and Louella Riggs Layne. Mr . Layne played professional baseball from 1932 to 191>, part of that time with the Pittsburgh Pirates. He was a life time membe.r of St. Paul Lutheran Church, New Haven, having served on the church council and in other capacities. He was a cilatter member and first president of the Bend Rotary Club, a partner in the New Haven Builders Corp., president of the New Haven Mill, served several terms on New Haven Council, was a former state road supervisor - ·'" er.·~ ~ will do Christmas programs · Only members of the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce in good standing may participate in the annual Christmas promotion sponsored annually by the chamber, It wa s dis~losed Monday at a meeting of the chamber at the Meigs Inn. Earl Ingels, president, reporting on a recent meeting of the board of directors, said the directors expect to increase membership and interest by the action. The directors also have designated Carolyn Thomas, secretary, to do all the bookkeeping, agreed lo . pay dues to the Ohio Fe'stival Association: agreed to deposit money in the general fund al The Farmers Bank & Savings Co. and money In the Regatta Fund at the Pomeroy National Bank: place the annual Big Bend )'\egatta under supervision of a Regatta Committee, and to pay off' a noie for $700 due the Pomeroy National Bank. directors a lso The designated four festivals for the 1973 Regatta Queen, Brenda Taylor, to attend. These are the Apple Festival at Jackson, Bob Evans Farm Festival near Gallipolis, the Pumpkin Show at ClrcleviUe, and the Industrial, Mining and Manufacturing Festival at Cadiz. The committee for the Christmas promotion will meet Wednesday at noon at Meigs Inn, Ingels announced. He said Pat Meeker of Surveys Unlimited Inc., planning firm, will be guest speaker at Ute Sept. 10 chamber meeting. I in charge of an upcoming chamber dinner meeting are Fred Crow and Ted Reed. Date and lime and guest speaker will be announced later. Joe Nuxha11, former pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds and presently a TV commentator may be Invited to speak ~ the chamber in January, Crow said. Most agreed that It would be fine, "if the chamber could afford NuxhaJJ's lee." A donation of $25 for the Christmas promotion and a second $25 for the Regatta was received by the chamber from St. Paul Lutheran Church. The chamber received a letter from the Aihletic Dept., Ohio University, offering S5 reserved seat tickets to the chamber (wfth 20 or more in a group) for $3.50 and to youth groups, high sch~l age or under, 20 or more t3 Uckets for $2 to home grid games. • The chamber would be given free advertising in the football program. OU home games are Sept. 22, Kent Stale : Ocl. 27, W. Michigan ; Nov. 3, Bowling Green , and Nov. 10, the University of Cincinnati. Attending were Ingels, Ralph Werry, Dale Warner, Richard Chambers, Jim Roush, Virgil Teaford, Ralph Graves, Bill Grueser, Richard Poulin, N. W. Compton, Crow, Thereon Johnson, Jack Carsey, Carolyn Thomas, Unda Roush and Katie Crow . Cholestorol, fats may prolong life CHICAGO (UPI }- An Ohio medical researcher told newsmen at the AmeriCan Chemical Society meeting here Monday that cholestorol and saturated fats may actUally prolong life Instead of shortening it, ail previotllly believed . · Dr. Teh C. Huang,.doctor of veterinary medicine , uid there is no proof that low blood cholesterol will prolong life expectancy nor any proof that diet, saturated rat or cholesterol show any relatlon~hip with cholesteremia or coronar y disease . ''Bul evidences have accumulated to show that unsaturated fat causes more cancer in humans and animals and that low blood cholesterol .is a raliil syndrome In ·ma)ly human diseases," he said. Huang said he conducted experiements for more than 15 years, feeding rats diets containing cholesterol and saturated fals. He said in the experiment, uSIJt8 four feeding .prograins, he found that rats fed a diet containing bulk saturated fats und cholesterol lived longest while rats fed unsaturates with cholesterol had the shortest life span. However, Huang reported, ''A trace of cholesterol in the 10 per cent saturated diet seems to be essen\ial to the normality of growth, longevity and es-eclaJJy resistance to Infection. · "The beneficial effects or Ute cholesterol supplement · to saturated fat were more significant in the males than in the females," Huang said. "The blood cholesterol level in man increases after the fourth decade whereaslhatola woman Increases continuously. A supplement of cholesterol to . !I men may prolong their livet, allowiJt81hem to live aslo"8 11 women," he said, nollJt8 that women have a longer me expectancy than men. · Huang, who is with the Tim· ken Mercy Hoepllal, Canton, Ohio, am the prelldent of the Eaat central Ohio Dillrlct of the American Heart Aal!Oclatioo, aatd he bellevM 1 peraon could eat 11 many 11 aeven filii a week without · danger ollmparlnc ldJ healtll. l>revloua reaearcheu have adviaed il'oplt to l'tltircr thltr intake to two liP Jl'r wMII; � 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 08. August 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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