https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8e91395bf4f66220ff9f6f3fd8c2a672.pdf ffe9e591fb42561895e0367859170d07 PDF Text Text 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 ; . 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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; �--~--- . ,. 'I Tllr J);uly Scntme l. t~llddlt'port·Pollll'l'oY. 0 ., Au~ . 28. 1!17:1 lf--Y.-:·:~so~,,i,~'=r*,. ,.,.,.,l, ·:~ Calendar I Mrs. L. E. lkynnlds and M1·s . tdil·~ Hobeson wcr·e appmnlt•d to tlw mortt-1agc lmming L'OI!Ullil~e for the Devotions b)• Mrs. William Swell lrwludt'fl ~~ EARLY BIRD LEAGUE, 9 a. m. business meeting, 9:30a.m. bowling at the Pomeroy Bowling Lanes. THURSDAY ROSE Garden Club , 'l'uppers Plains, at community building at 7:30 p.m. Christmas decorations to ·be on display. Open to pub lie. HOST GUESI'S Mrs. Maxine Calbetzor, Akron; Mr . and Mrs. Bill King , Newark ; Mr. and Mrs. Herb Herdman, Bellefontaine ; Mr. and Mrs . Bill Snyder and family, Newark, and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stemen and children, Russell Points were weekend guests of Mrs. Vena Whaley and Mr . and Mrs. Karl Grueser. GBC FALL QUARTER -ENROLL NOWGBC Graduates are always in demand . FIVE COMPLETE DIPLOMA COURSES !-Bus. Administration !-Exec. Secretarial . !-Secre tarial !-General Office .Ur . Accounting 'rhese are all lime·fested, career .trai ning courses that wil l pu t you in the driver's sea t. Each program has been developed and ad ju sted for more· than a decade. All wur ses are a pproved for V e t eriln s Educa tional Benefits and by the Ohio & Co ll ege Regi stration . For fre e catalog, wri1e, visit , or ca ll 446 · 4367. GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE 36 Lo cust Stale Gallfi"!olis Reg . No. 7f.Q2 ·003213 ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. Ben Casto, Mason, W. Va ., are announcing the engagement and approat;hing marriage of their daughter, Janice Marie Capehart, to Roy Allen Bush , son of Mr . and Mrs. Paul Bush, Point Pleasant, W. Va. The wedding will take place Satur· day, Sept . 1, at 7:30 p. rn. at the United Brethern Church in Mason. A rec-eption will be held at the home of the bride's parents . Whaleys have reunzon CHESTER- " Dominion of the Great Spirit" was the topic of Ute program presented by Mrs. Betty Roush at a meeting of the Chester United Methodist Women at the church recently. Purpose of the program, as explained by Mrs. Roush, was to convey to United Methodist Women what American Indians attempt to teach their youth and lo illustrate the unity among American Indians. Scripture was taken from Malachi and the group sang "This is My Father's World." Mrs . Roush read an Indian story about a mission school, and an article on the ·therapeutic values of religion was given by Mrs. Ruth Ervin, Mrs. Bertha Smith told of the Indian teachers, Mrs . Madie Mora talked on the St. Labre Indian School in Montana . She The annual Whaley family Whaley, Chip, Ann and. Ervin, displayed articles which had reunion was held Sunday at the Columbus. been made by the Indian Rock Spri ngs Grange Hall on Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kostival children. Several Indian pic- the Meigs County Fairgrounds. and. sons, Jan and John, lures were shown . by Mrs. Dana Howell had grace Athens ; Mr. and Mrs: Harvey Roush. 1 before the basket dinner . VanVranken, Scott, Janet and Mem.ber answered roll call Recognized were Mrs. Orville Matthew , Pomeroy; Mrs. by reciting a favorite verse of Midkiff, Athens, the oldest Gladys Cuckler, Pomeroy; Mr . scripture. It was noted that the attending ; and Kim Snyder, · and Mrs. Frederick Whaley, society has cookbooks and Newark, the you ngest. The Columbus; Mrs. Edith Whaley, lemon and vanilla flavoring for next reunion was set for the Pagetown; Mr. and Mrs. Guy sale. Mrs. Gladys Spencer, last Sunday in September, 1974. Lee, Darwin ; Mr. and Mrs. president, had charge of the Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser and son, Larry, meeting . Others attending Tracy Whaley , Pomeroy; Pomeroy; MissCindy Quinn, were Mrs. Purley Karr. Mrs. Dana Howell, Shade; Mr. and Columbus. Bernice Bailey , Mrs. Eva Mrs. Paul Johnson,Delaware; Hollon, and Mrs. Ethel Orr, Mr. and Mrs. Gratis Bryan , members, and Mrs. Agnes Powhattan Point ; Mr. and Sin1ester and Mrs. Elsie Mrs. Bill King, Newark ; Mr. Garden, guests. and Mrs . Herb Herdman, RACINE - The annual Bellefontaine; Mrs. Maxine Smi th · Stobart family reunion Calbelzor, Akron; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stemen, Larry and was held Saturday, Aug . 18, at Jackie, Russell Points; Mrs. the Shriners Park in Racine Vena Whaley, Pomeroy; Mr. with approximately 152 per· The Eichinger family Brian and Joey, Reedsville; and Mrs . Bill Snyder, Teri and sons present. reunion was held Sunday at the Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith, Kim, Newark ; Mr. and Mrs. Sixty-four from PennState Park on Route 33 with 84 Greg , Ricky and Tracy, Bud Wilson, Pomeroy; Mr. and sylvania, 78 from Ohio, five present. Pomeroy ; Mr. and Mrs. Bill . Mrs. Bob Grueser, Caldwell: from West Virginia and five During the altern oon games Eichinger, Syracuse; Mr. and Mr . and Mrs. William Lohrer from Texas attended. Prayer were played with prizes Mrs. Jack Gibbs, Doyle and and children, Shari and Mike, was given by Bob Dudding awarded. Prizes were also Randy, Parkersburg; Mr. and Troy; Mr. and Mrs . Dale before dinner. Later officers given to the eldest who were Mrs. Roger Hubbard, Roger Whaley, Bobby, Brian and were elected for next year's Mr . and Mrs. . William Lee and Tracie, Syracuse; Cindv Stakely, Albany: Mr. reunion . A while elephant sale Houdashe lt, Syracuse; the Mrs . Linda Boyd, Mandy Boyd, and Mrs . Orville Midkiff , was held with Don Stobart as Amy · Smith Parkersburg; John Eichinger, Athens ; Mr . and Mrs. Terry auctioneer and bingo was young es t, Charleston, IV. Va ., and . Mr. Parkersburg; Mr. and Mrs. played with prizes awarded and Mrs, Don Sayre, Florida, Leroy Sauters, Joy, Cheri, who traveled the mos t Charles and Tim, Pomeroy ; distance. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Frank and Prayer preceding the dinner family , Pomeroy; Mr . and Descendants of the Alfred was given by William Mrs. Max Eichinger, Becky Mrs . Edith King has and related Houdashelt . Attending the and Max, Jr., Pomeroy ; Mr. Alexander returned home from a 2,400 reun ion were Mr . and Mrs. and Mrs . ·Ernest Leifheit, families, formerly of the I..etart Joseph Bowers, Tammy, Pam, Akron; Mrs. Edna Wayland, ·Falls area in Meigs County, mile trip with her son, Cecil King · and family of East Middleport; Mr. and Mrs . gathered Sunday at the hom·e Liverpool. Jennings Wayland and Terry, of Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. In Tennessee they visited Middleport; Mr. and Mrs . Woodyard for a reunion. The Daily Sentinel Pigeon Forge where they Traveling the farthest were William C. Darst and Blaid, DEV OTED TO THE enjoyed Goldrush Junction , INTEREST OF Miamisburg ; Mr. and Mrs. Mr . and Mrs. Carl Kroh n, the Porpoise Island, Magic World, MEIGS -MASON AREA Bernie Darst and Becky, former Dorothy Alexander of CHESTER l. . TANNEHILL , E• ec. Etl. Miamisburg; Mr . and Mrs. Letart Falls, W ~ !a Wala, ROBERT HOEFLICH , Ci ty Edi to r CLOTHING DAY SET Charles Sayre, Pomeroy ; Bill Wash., in whpse honor the P ubliS h ed dall y e x ce p.t picnic was held . Sa t ur d ay b~ The O~io Val ley A free clothing day will be Sayre, Columbus; Mr. and Pub li ~ h i n!;,l Com pa n .,.. . 111 Others attending 'were Mr. held at the Gallia-Meigs Court St .• Pomero y , Dtlio, Mrs. Fritz Sayre , Traci, Terry <1 5769 Busi nes Off u: e Phone and Mrs. Harold Grimm, Mrs. Community Center in Cheshire and Tammy, Chester; Mr. and 'i''l'l -1156 . Edilori ttl Phone 99 2 71 51 Earl Grimm, Charles You ng, August31 between 8 a, rn. and 4 Mrs. Gregory' Waugh, Sec on d c la ss po st age pa id Mr. and Mrs, J. Hartley Smith, at Po m eroy , OhiO . p. rn ., sponsored by the Ga:lliaCharleston, W. Va .; Mrs. Effie N at i onal a dvHtis itHJ Matthel" and · Mega n, Meigs CAP. for low income representat l 11e Bot t ine l l i Smith, Charleston, W. Va.; Gallagher , Inc .• 12 E ast .t2nd Leroy Eichinger, Pomeroy ; Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. H. G. families of Meigs and Gallia St .. New York ., New 'York . · Subscr i ption rate!. : Allen Ei chinger, Pomeroy ; Young, Galion; Mr. and Mrs. counties. Deli vered by Cllrr i er where ll..,a ilable S.S cents per week . Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wolfe, Melvin Nosthine, Groveport ; By Motor Route where c arr ie r H r vice no t Daniel and Jeffret, Racine ; Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Carpenter, PLENTY CLOTHING ava il able One m onth , 5'2 . By Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eichinger, Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Brantz, rn al l ln Oh io and w. Va , One Free Cloth ing will be held at Year , ~1 6 ; SiM m onth s. e SO . Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Pomeroy ; Mr. and Mrs. John the Salvation Army, 115 ButThre e mont hs, $S .50, E l sewhere ~18 year ; SIK Seyfriend, Gallipolis; Debbie Young, Philip, Robin and Lisa, ternut, Pomeroy, on Thursday, mo n ths \9 SO. 1l1ree month s, 1.6 Sub scr1 pt ion pr ice in L. Nelson, Racine; Mrs. Mr . and Mrs. John Gilmore, Aug. 30 from 10 a.m. until noon. elude'> Sunc:ay Tim es. Se nt 1nel Sandra Hill, Steve and Sonja, Mike and Steve, and Mr. an d All area residents are Rac ine ; Mrs , Kay Proffitt and Mrs. Rick Fridley , Steve and welcome. There is lots of Jay, Ra cine; Ernest M. Casey, Lancaster. clothing . Bowers and son, Ern'est Todd, ' Elna. Another reunion is planned for August, 1974. Family gathers Shower fetes Miss Harrah MASON - Ashower honoring Mrs. Randy Gardner, the former Jean Harrah, was held recently at the Mason Fire Station . Hostesses were Mrs . Marlene Fields, Mrs. Rose Weaver and Mrs . Wanda Stafford. Refreshments were served to the guests, Mrs. Carolyn Roush, Mrs. Myra Hysell, Mrs. Joan Hoffman, Mrs. Ruth Sisk and Toni, Mrs. Diane Murphy and Joey, Mackie Rickard, Jayne Hart, Kathey Keyes, Mrs. Frankie Stafford, Mrs . Mary Hamm and Kimmie, Ms. Jane Chapman, Mrs. Lieulo Roush, Mrs. Jane Roush and Nikki, Mrs. Bonnie Rainey, Mrs. Irene Gardner, Mrs. Verla Harrah, Mrs. Becky Broderick, Chrystal Weaver, Dee Dee Fields and Deron and Andv Stafford . PLAN HYMN SING A hymn sing will be held at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at · the Freedom Gospel Mission, Bald Knob, with the Bissell Girls and other singing groups to be featured. The public is invited to attend and to participate . Rog . '129.95 PLAN REUNION Descendants or Abraham and Mary Will Bah!' will have a reunion Sunday at the Royal Oak Park archery building . A basket dinner will be held at noon. Also invited are the des cendants of Moses · and Susan WilL Fashio n Male' sew ~ ing mac hine ollersstraightst•it<; h·' ing and all the zig-zag accom ~ pllshments. Helpful leatures include PUitHn bllndstltching , the exclusi11e Sing~( front drop -ln bobbin, push-butt on reverse control, .and more. Also presenting gifts lo Mrs. Gardn er were Mrs. Ed na G1·imm. and Tina, Linda Van Matre, Ira Atkinson, .J ohn ·and Carol Morrow, Mickey Kay, Mrs . Carol Diddle , Mrs . Jonetta Davis, Mrs, Pauline Cunningham, Christ Harrah, Nancy Jones and Mr. and Mrs . Earl Stewart. Garnes were played · with prizes going to Mrs. Lieulo Roush, Mrs. Carolyn Roush, Mrs . Jane Roush, Mackie Rickard and Mrs. Diane Murphy. The door prize was won by Mrs. Jane Chapman. RUBBER BOOT . 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Hillbilly Village, Mystery Hill, and attended a radio perfo~mance. From there they went to Oak Ridge, Tenn. for a .. tour of the atomic facilities and then on to Nashville where they viewed the homes of country music stars, the Hall of Fame, the Upper Room anf the Grand Old Opry. • A day was spent at Opry Land, U.S.A. There were trips through Kentucky, Indiana and Illinois where they visited Mrs. King's daughter, Mrs. Inez Brehm, Island Lake, IlL They also visited Mrs. Mary Bailey and family of .Bellefontaine, and Mrs. Eloise Eardley of East Liverpool. FILLED BINDER A 98c VALUE SMART SHOPPERS BUY NOW & SAVE 101/ BACK·TO·fCHOOL I I lOLA'S - 14~ CHAlK UP IAVINfJI HE~£ '. WOMENS and TEEN S A $1.49 VALUE LEATHER LOOK "MR LEGGS"-Teen Men s See Our New • I" CIGAR STYLE Give the gift he or she will appreciate most. Keep them on time in the finest fashion with a precision jeweled, quality-made Caravelle watch. Your Thorn MeAn Siore MIDDLEPORT • STYLES FOR ALL AGE S! 25c Value VINYL Mrs; King enjoys trip PAll IT! SCHOOL NEEDS FROM KINDERGARTEN THROUGH COLLEGE FITS SIZE 6-81/ 2 or 9- J 1 Caravelle®by Bulova ' I POINT PLEASANT- RIPLEY SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA- MASON OPEN ~6 DAYS 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M . A GREAT TIME FOR THE GOOD TIME '16" heritage house POMIRQY, OHIO " VISITS SON RUTLAND - Mrs. Sherman Butler, Rutland , is visiting her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Butler, Findlay. . By Servus Rubber Co. & Simpli r i t v P:J!!I ' r tl• A DISCOUNT OfPART MtNT STORt Pass With Honors Steel Toe SINGER SALES&. SERVICE CHP.S'I'EH - Nln~leen members were present for a recen t meeting of Chester Counc il 323, Daughters of America, held ut the hall. Mrs . Mary Jo Pooler, councilor, presided at the business session after which rtlfreshlllen!B were served . Attending were Mrs, Pooler, Mrs. lnzy Newell, Mrs. Hattie Frederick, Mrs, Ada Neutzling, Mrs. Dorothy Ritchie, Mrs . Golda Frederick, Mrs. Mabel Van Meter, Mrs. Jean Surnmel'field , Mrs: Zona Biggs, i')lrs . Elizabeth Wickham , Mrs . Dorothy Lawson, Mrs. Goldie Wolfe, Mrs. Alice CUrtis, Mrs, Doris Grueser; Mrs. Betty Roush, Mrs. Ethel Orr, Mrs. Ada Van Meter, Mrs. Zelda Weber and Mrs. Margaret Tuttle . back to school winners. Music was provided by George Hall. Prizes were given to Edna Goldbertoon, the eldest; Bill Sonja Stobart for having the youngest baby present; Velma Stobart for having the most children present, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dudding and family for traveling the most distance, from San Anionio, Tex., to attend. · Next year's reunion will be held in Pennsylvania, the first Saturday in August at the Brady Run Park. PRICES IN EFFECT NOW! ' U9 Value 101 M r Call '~ DojA meets 1 r-----------------..,;;..,'1 .$109 OQri!s Gruescr· san g ·' How Great Thou Art" followed by tile Lord's Prayer . Attending , besides those named, we re Mrs , Emma Hines, Mrs. Fannie Phillips, and Mrs. Elsie Forbes, president. Guests were Mrs. Freda Mitch, Mrs. Gladys Tayl or and Mrs . Gertrude Mi tc hell . 152 attend reunion Eichinger reunion held STARTS SEPT. 13 State Board of School Chester UMW meets Cnn S~1ml to Wash Another Dish" by Mrs. Lillie Sllll'chcr ; " A Friend of Mine" by M•·s. Stella Gruescr ; " Unexpe led Com pnny" by Mrs . Dori s Grueser ; ~' Muking vni· parisons" by Mrs . Sadie Brown ; 11 AnRer '' by Mnc HiciUlrd Jarvis· "Thank You ' for a Wonde•·ful Fl'iend" by · Mrs. Sayre, and " Doubting Thomas" by Mrs . Maag . Mrs. Brown , Mrs. Mildred Phillips, Mrs . Pugh and Mrs. Mrs. Mildred Phillips, Mrs. June Sayre nnd Mrs . Mary pugh wos nppointed 10 the nomirmliug committcv when Ure United McU1odist Women met rectintiy at the ~·ores! Hun Church . The meeting wns held following a 4,1inner and a morning of quilting. Mrs. Richllrd Jarvis had the prayer· and the group sang '~ Amazing Grpcc '' to open lhe meetin,. The program was presented by Mrs. Helen Maag, who read Psalm 'll and an article " I Hav.e to 'l'alk to Somebody, God ", by Marjorie Holmes. Readings included "! Am Tired of All These Crises" by Mrs . Mildred Phillips; "I Was So Cross to the Children" by Mrs . Ruby Grueser; " A Prayer for Peeling Potatoes" by Mrs . Mary Pugh ; " I Think 1 poem, "God Knows Bt•st" nrul pi'Hyer. Mrs. Lulu Moe Lynch read the .st:ripture rnr Ill(' devotions Mlctdll'port Chur~h of Chris t nt ~~ uwc lin g of the Loyu l which carried out llw topic, TUESDAY PAST MATI\ONS, Pomeroy Women's Class Thursday "Fr llowship " , stt·cssing the n<•ed f01· fellowship in ull wnlks ('l)apter, OES. Tuesday ni •hi n! ~ hl.-; , of life. 'l'hC' dass volt>d lu ma kt• a mcl'ting r~:uw c llcd . Nl• xt Mrs . Louelln Jenkinson $200 ('t•ntriiJulion io be used for •neehng Sept. 25. prcseuU.~I lhe prog rum. She .J UNI OH AMERI CAN Uw church debt . nuring · the meeting condul'ted by Mrs. gave the Lorrl 's Prayer from l.e~io n Auxi lia ry , F c('n ey· Osci\r Housh. repo1·t W(IS given 1.uke and Matthew comparing lle nn rtt Post 128, potluc k ph·nic, Leg ion Park , Mill St .. by Mrs. Ma rth11 Childs on th~ the differences in the two l'an tt•rn se rvt~ laslMonda)' ~1l ''ersions. and u~ing excerpts ~tiddlcporl , 6· JO p. m. Each tire Red Cross Bloodmobile. A fr om. a book by George il!le to luke o covered dish. SOUTiiF.H N Band Boosters. work da)1 at the chun:h was se t Rutricks. She closed \vith a 7: :!0 p.m. toni ght, at the high for Wednesday at which lime Thursda)' pra)'er poem. Book<rhool. All members urged to tlle women will work on items marks were given to each of to be sold at the holiday the members and t11e Butricks' attend . book was presented to Mrs. MIDDL EPORT Masonic bazaar. ll was reported during the Robeson . Lodge 363 F&AM ann ual Guests at the meeting were meeting that Mrs . Barbara father-sun hanqnel at6 :30 p.m. McMann is home fr om the ldn Malone, Texas, and Mrs. al lodge hall Alma White, Langsville, both SPloClAL meeting of hospi~1l. Members signed a round -robin ca rd £or Mrs . gues.ts or Mrs. ~'rank Beach. r~a s tern Board of Education at George Meinhart and noted M•·s. Swett, Mrs. Beach and U p.m. at high school. thai Miss Ma bel Hysell, Mrs. Mrs. Lynch served refreshWEDNESDAY WILDWOOD Garden Club Car ri e Smith and Marie ments. Contributors were Mrs. meeting 8 p.m . alllome of Mrs. Postelwaile are still on the Hallie Swift and Mrs. Irene Darst. Alfred Yeauger with Mrs . shu t-in list. Clifford Phillips as assisting l1ost.ess . Church ladies meet Loyal Women meet REGULARS- Size 6 to 18 SLIMs-· Size. 6 to 16 "MR. LEGGS" Brand . 94 $ #.f..F•dw./?,;-" -~·· TO SHOP! COMPARE! WE'll SAVE YOU CASH! ' l �--~--- . ,. 'I Tllr J);uly Scntme l. t~llddlt'port·Pollll'l'oY. 0 ., Au~ . 28. 1!17:1 lf--Y.-:·:~so~,,i,~'=r*,. ,.,.,.,l, ·:~ Calendar I Mrs. L. E. lkynnlds and M1·s . tdil·~ Hobeson wcr·e appmnlt•d to tlw mortt-1agc lmming L'OI!Ullil~e for the Devotions b)• Mrs. William Swell lrwludt'fl ~~ EARLY BIRD LEAGUE, 9 a. m. business meeting, 9:30a.m. bowling at the Pomeroy Bowling Lanes. THURSDAY ROSE Garden Club , 'l'uppers Plains, at community building at 7:30 p.m. Christmas decorations to ·be on display. Open to pub lie. HOST GUESI'S Mrs. Maxine Calbetzor, Akron; Mr . and Mrs. Bill King , Newark ; Mr. and Mrs. Herb Herdman, Bellefontaine ; Mr. and Mrs . Bill Snyder and family, Newark, and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stemen and children, Russell Points were weekend guests of Mrs. Vena Whaley and Mr . and Mrs. Karl Grueser. GBC FALL QUARTER -ENROLL NOWGBC Graduates are always in demand . FIVE COMPLETE DIPLOMA COURSES !-Bus. Administration !-Exec. Secretarial . !-Secre tarial !-General Office .Ur . Accounting 'rhese are all lime·fested, career .trai ning courses that wil l pu t you in the driver's sea t. Each program has been developed and ad ju sted for more· than a decade. All wur ses are a pproved for V e t eriln s Educa tional Benefits and by the Ohio & Co ll ege Regi stration . For fre e catalog, wri1e, visit , or ca ll 446 · 4367. GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE 36 Lo cust Stale Gallfi"!olis Reg . No. 7f.Q2 ·003213 ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. Ben Casto, Mason, W. Va ., are announcing the engagement and approat;hing marriage of their daughter, Janice Marie Capehart, to Roy Allen Bush , son of Mr . and Mrs. Paul Bush, Point Pleasant, W. Va. The wedding will take place Satur· day, Sept . 1, at 7:30 p. rn. at the United Brethern Church in Mason. A rec-eption will be held at the home of the bride's parents . Whaleys have reunzon CHESTER- " Dominion of the Great Spirit" was the topic of Ute program presented by Mrs. Betty Roush at a meeting of the Chester United Methodist Women at the church recently. Purpose of the program, as explained by Mrs. Roush, was to convey to United Methodist Women what American Indians attempt to teach their youth and lo illustrate the unity among American Indians. Scripture was taken from Malachi and the group sang "This is My Father's World." Mrs . Roush read an Indian story about a mission school, and an article on the ·therapeutic values of religion was given by Mrs. Ruth Ervin, Mrs. Bertha Smith told of the Indian teachers, Mrs . Madie Mora talked on the St. Labre Indian School in Montana . She The annual Whaley family Whaley, Chip, Ann and. Ervin, displayed articles which had reunion was held Sunday at the Columbus. been made by the Indian Rock Spri ngs Grange Hall on Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kostival children. Several Indian pic- the Meigs County Fairgrounds. and. sons, Jan and John, lures were shown . by Mrs. Dana Howell had grace Athens ; Mr. and Mrs: Harvey Roush. 1 before the basket dinner . VanVranken, Scott, Janet and Mem.ber answered roll call Recognized were Mrs. Orville Matthew , Pomeroy; Mrs. by reciting a favorite verse of Midkiff, Athens, the oldest Gladys Cuckler, Pomeroy; Mr . scripture. It was noted that the attending ; and Kim Snyder, · and Mrs. Frederick Whaley, society has cookbooks and Newark, the you ngest. The Columbus; Mrs. Edith Whaley, lemon and vanilla flavoring for next reunion was set for the Pagetown; Mr. and Mrs. Guy sale. Mrs. Gladys Spencer, last Sunday in September, 1974. Lee, Darwin ; Mr. and Mrs. president, had charge of the Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser and son, Larry, meeting . Others attending Tracy Whaley , Pomeroy; Pomeroy; MissCindy Quinn, were Mrs. Purley Karr. Mrs. Dana Howell, Shade; Mr. and Columbus. Bernice Bailey , Mrs. Eva Mrs. Paul Johnson,Delaware; Hollon, and Mrs. Ethel Orr, Mr. and Mrs. Gratis Bryan , members, and Mrs. Agnes Powhattan Point ; Mr. and Sin1ester and Mrs. Elsie Mrs. Bill King, Newark ; Mr. Garden, guests. and Mrs . Herb Herdman, RACINE - The annual Bellefontaine; Mrs. Maxine Smi th · Stobart family reunion Calbelzor, Akron; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stemen, Larry and was held Saturday, Aug . 18, at Jackie, Russell Points; Mrs. the Shriners Park in Racine Vena Whaley, Pomeroy; Mr. with approximately 152 per· The Eichinger family Brian and Joey, Reedsville; and Mrs . Bill Snyder, Teri and sons present. reunion was held Sunday at the Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith, Kim, Newark ; Mr. and Mrs. Sixty-four from PennState Park on Route 33 with 84 Greg , Ricky and Tracy, Bud Wilson, Pomeroy; Mr. and sylvania, 78 from Ohio, five present. Pomeroy ; Mr. and Mrs. Bill . Mrs. Bob Grueser, Caldwell: from West Virginia and five During the altern oon games Eichinger, Syracuse; Mr. and Mr . and Mrs. William Lohrer from Texas attended. Prayer were played with prizes Mrs. Jack Gibbs, Doyle and and children, Shari and Mike, was given by Bob Dudding awarded. Prizes were also Randy, Parkersburg; Mr. and Troy; Mr. and Mrs . Dale before dinner. Later officers given to the eldest who were Mrs. Roger Hubbard, Roger Whaley, Bobby, Brian and were elected for next year's Mr . and Mrs. . William Lee and Tracie, Syracuse; Cindv Stakely, Albany: Mr. reunion . A while elephant sale Houdashe lt, Syracuse; the Mrs . Linda Boyd, Mandy Boyd, and Mrs . Orville Midkiff , was held with Don Stobart as Amy · Smith Parkersburg; John Eichinger, Athens ; Mr . and Mrs. Terry auctioneer and bingo was young es t, Charleston, IV. Va ., and . Mr. Parkersburg; Mr. and Mrs. played with prizes awarded and Mrs, Don Sayre, Florida, Leroy Sauters, Joy, Cheri, who traveled the mos t Charles and Tim, Pomeroy ; distance. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Frank and Prayer preceding the dinner family , Pomeroy; Mr . and Descendants of the Alfred was given by William Mrs. Max Eichinger, Becky Mrs . Edith King has and related Houdashelt . Attending the and Max, Jr., Pomeroy ; Mr. Alexander returned home from a 2,400 reun ion were Mr . and Mrs. and Mrs . ·Ernest Leifheit, families, formerly of the I..etart Joseph Bowers, Tammy, Pam, Akron; Mrs. Edna Wayland, ·Falls area in Meigs County, mile trip with her son, Cecil King · and family of East Middleport; Mr. and Mrs . gathered Sunday at the hom·e Liverpool. Jennings Wayland and Terry, of Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. In Tennessee they visited Middleport; Mr. and Mrs . Woodyard for a reunion. The Daily Sentinel Pigeon Forge where they Traveling the farthest were William C. Darst and Blaid, DEV OTED TO THE enjoyed Goldrush Junction , INTEREST OF Miamisburg ; Mr. and Mrs. Mr . and Mrs. Carl Kroh n, the Porpoise Island, Magic World, MEIGS -MASON AREA Bernie Darst and Becky, former Dorothy Alexander of CHESTER l. . TANNEHILL , E• ec. Etl. Miamisburg; Mr . and Mrs. Letart Falls, W ~ !a Wala, ROBERT HOEFLICH , Ci ty Edi to r CLOTHING DAY SET Charles Sayre, Pomeroy ; Bill Wash., in whpse honor the P ubliS h ed dall y e x ce p.t picnic was held . Sa t ur d ay b~ The O~io Val ley A free clothing day will be Sayre, Columbus; Mr. and Pub li ~ h i n!;,l Com pa n .,.. . 111 Others attending 'were Mr. held at the Gallia-Meigs Court St .• Pomero y , Dtlio, Mrs. Fritz Sayre , Traci, Terry <1 5769 Busi nes Off u: e Phone and Mrs. Harold Grimm, Mrs. Community Center in Cheshire and Tammy, Chester; Mr. and 'i''l'l -1156 . Edilori ttl Phone 99 2 71 51 Earl Grimm, Charles You ng, August31 between 8 a, rn. and 4 Mrs. Gregory' Waugh, Sec on d c la ss po st age pa id Mr. and Mrs, J. Hartley Smith, at Po m eroy , OhiO . p. rn ., sponsored by the Ga:lliaCharleston, W. Va .; Mrs. Effie N at i onal a dvHtis itHJ Matthel" and · Mega n, Meigs CAP. for low income representat l 11e Bot t ine l l i Smith, Charleston, W. Va.; Gallagher , Inc .• 12 E ast .t2nd Leroy Eichinger, Pomeroy ; Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. H. G. families of Meigs and Gallia St .. New York ., New 'York . · Subscr i ption rate!. : Allen Ei chinger, Pomeroy ; Young, Galion; Mr. and Mrs. counties. Deli vered by Cllrr i er where ll..,a ilable S.S cents per week . Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wolfe, Melvin Nosthine, Groveport ; By Motor Route where c arr ie r H r vice no t Daniel and Jeffret, Racine ; Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Carpenter, PLENTY CLOTHING ava il able One m onth , 5'2 . By Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eichinger, Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Brantz, rn al l ln Oh io and w. Va , One Free Cloth ing will be held at Year , ~1 6 ; SiM m onth s. e SO . Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Pomeroy ; Mr. and Mrs. John the Salvation Army, 115 ButThre e mont hs, $S .50, E l sewhere ~18 year ; SIK Seyfriend, Gallipolis; Debbie Young, Philip, Robin and Lisa, ternut, Pomeroy, on Thursday, mo n ths \9 SO. 1l1ree month s, 1.6 Sub scr1 pt ion pr ice in L. Nelson, Racine; Mrs. Mr . and Mrs. John Gilmore, Aug. 30 from 10 a.m. until noon. elude'> Sunc:ay Tim es. Se nt 1nel Sandra Hill, Steve and Sonja, Mike and Steve, and Mr. an d All area residents are Rac ine ; Mrs , Kay Proffitt and Mrs. Rick Fridley , Steve and welcome. There is lots of Jay, Ra cine; Ernest M. Casey, Lancaster. clothing . Bowers and son, Ern'est Todd, ' Elna. Another reunion is planned for August, 1974. Family gathers Shower fetes Miss Harrah MASON - Ashower honoring Mrs. Randy Gardner, the former Jean Harrah, was held recently at the Mason Fire Station . Hostesses were Mrs . Marlene Fields, Mrs. Rose Weaver and Mrs . Wanda Stafford. Refreshments were served to the guests, Mrs. Carolyn Roush, Mrs. Myra Hysell, Mrs. Joan Hoffman, Mrs. Ruth Sisk and Toni, Mrs. Diane Murphy and Joey, Mackie Rickard, Jayne Hart, Kathey Keyes, Mrs. Frankie Stafford, Mrs . Mary Hamm and Kimmie, Ms. Jane Chapman, Mrs. Lieulo Roush, Mrs. Jane Roush and Nikki, Mrs. Bonnie Rainey, Mrs. Irene Gardner, Mrs. Verla Harrah, Mrs. Becky Broderick, Chrystal Weaver, Dee Dee Fields and Deron and Andv Stafford . PLAN HYMN SING A hymn sing will be held at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at · the Freedom Gospel Mission, Bald Knob, with the Bissell Girls and other singing groups to be featured. The public is invited to attend and to participate . Rog . '129.95 PLAN REUNION Descendants or Abraham and Mary Will Bah!' will have a reunion Sunday at the Royal Oak Park archery building . A basket dinner will be held at noon. Also invited are the des cendants of Moses · and Susan WilL Fashio n Male' sew ~ ing mac hine ollersstraightst•it<; h·' ing and all the zig-zag accom ~ pllshments. Helpful leatures include PUitHn bllndstltching , the exclusi11e Sing~( front drop -ln bobbin, push-butt on reverse control, .and more. Also presenting gifts lo Mrs. Gardn er were Mrs. Ed na G1·imm. and Tina, Linda Van Matre, Ira Atkinson, .J ohn ·and Carol Morrow, Mickey Kay, Mrs . Carol Diddle , Mrs . Jonetta Davis, Mrs, Pauline Cunningham, Christ Harrah, Nancy Jones and Mr. and Mrs . Earl Stewart. Garnes were played · with prizes going to Mrs. Lieulo Roush, Mrs. Carolyn Roush, Mrs . Jane Roush, Mackie Rickard and Mrs. Diane Murphy. The door prize was won by Mrs. Jane Chapman. RUBBER BOOT . 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Hillbilly Village, Mystery Hill, and attended a radio perfo~mance. From there they went to Oak Ridge, Tenn. for a .. tour of the atomic facilities and then on to Nashville where they viewed the homes of country music stars, the Hall of Fame, the Upper Room anf the Grand Old Opry. • A day was spent at Opry Land, U.S.A. There were trips through Kentucky, Indiana and Illinois where they visited Mrs. King's daughter, Mrs. Inez Brehm, Island Lake, IlL They also visited Mrs. Mary Bailey and family of .Bellefontaine, and Mrs. Eloise Eardley of East Liverpool. FILLED BINDER A 98c VALUE SMART SHOPPERS BUY NOW & SAVE 101/ BACK·TO·fCHOOL I I lOLA'S - 14~ CHAlK UP IAVINfJI HE~£ '. WOMENS and TEEN S A $1.49 VALUE LEATHER LOOK "MR LEGGS"-Teen Men s See Our New • I" CIGAR STYLE Give the gift he or she will appreciate most. Keep them on time in the finest fashion with a precision jeweled, quality-made Caravelle watch. Your Thorn MeAn Siore MIDDLEPORT • STYLES FOR ALL AGE S! 25c Value VINYL Mrs; King enjoys trip PAll IT! SCHOOL NEEDS FROM KINDERGARTEN THROUGH COLLEGE FITS SIZE 6-81/ 2 or 9- J 1 Caravelle®by Bulova ' I POINT PLEASANT- RIPLEY SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA- MASON OPEN ~6 DAYS 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M . A GREAT TIME FOR THE GOOD TIME '16" heritage house POMIRQY, OHIO " VISITS SON RUTLAND - Mrs. Sherman Butler, Rutland , is visiting her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Butler, Findlay. . By Servus Rubber Co. & Simpli r i t v P:J!!I ' r tl• A DISCOUNT OfPART MtNT STORt Pass With Honors Steel Toe SINGER SALES&. SERVICE CHP.S'I'EH - Nln~leen members were present for a recen t meeting of Chester Counc il 323, Daughters of America, held ut the hall. Mrs . Mary Jo Pooler, councilor, presided at the business session after which rtlfreshlllen!B were served . Attending were Mrs, Pooler, Mrs. lnzy Newell, Mrs. Hattie Frederick, Mrs, Ada Neutzling, Mrs. Dorothy Ritchie, Mrs . Golda Frederick, Mrs. Mabel Van Meter, Mrs. Jean Surnmel'field , Mrs: Zona Biggs, i')lrs . Elizabeth Wickham , Mrs . Dorothy Lawson, Mrs. Goldie Wolfe, Mrs. Alice CUrtis, Mrs, Doris Grueser; Mrs. Betty Roush, Mrs. Ethel Orr, Mrs. Ada Van Meter, Mrs. Zelda Weber and Mrs. Margaret Tuttle . back to school winners. Music was provided by George Hall. Prizes were given to Edna Goldbertoon, the eldest; Bill Sonja Stobart for having the youngest baby present; Velma Stobart for having the most children present, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dudding and family for traveling the most distance, from San Anionio, Tex., to attend. · Next year's reunion will be held in Pennsylvania, the first Saturday in August at the Brady Run Park. PRICES IN EFFECT NOW! ' U9 Value 101 M r Call '~ DojA meets 1 r-----------------..,;;..,'1 .$109 OQri!s Gruescr· san g ·' How Great Thou Art" followed by tile Lord's Prayer . Attending , besides those named, we re Mrs , Emma Hines, Mrs. Fannie Phillips, and Mrs. Elsie Forbes, president. Guests were Mrs. Freda Mitch, Mrs. Gladys Tayl or and Mrs . Gertrude Mi tc hell . 152 attend reunion Eichinger reunion held STARTS SEPT. 13 State Board of School Chester UMW meets Cnn S~1ml to Wash Another Dish" by Mrs. Lillie Sllll'chcr ; " A Friend of Mine" by M•·s. Stella Gruescr ; " Unexpe led Com pnny" by Mrs . Dori s Grueser ; ~' Muking vni· parisons" by Mrs . Sadie Brown ; 11 AnRer '' by Mnc HiciUlrd Jarvis· "Thank You ' for a Wonde•·ful Fl'iend" by · Mrs. Sayre, and " Doubting Thomas" by Mrs . Maag . Mrs. Brown , Mrs. Mildred Phillips, Mrs . Pugh and Mrs. Mrs. Mildred Phillips, Mrs. June Sayre nnd Mrs . Mary pugh wos nppointed 10 the nomirmliug committcv when Ure United McU1odist Women met rectintiy at the ~·ores! Hun Church . The meeting wns held following a 4,1inner and a morning of quilting. Mrs. Richllrd Jarvis had the prayer· and the group sang '~ Amazing Grpcc '' to open lhe meetin,. The program was presented by Mrs. Helen Maag, who read Psalm 'll and an article " I Hav.e to 'l'alk to Somebody, God ", by Marjorie Holmes. Readings included "! Am Tired of All These Crises" by Mrs . Mildred Phillips; "I Was So Cross to the Children" by Mrs . Ruby Grueser; " A Prayer for Peeling Potatoes" by Mrs . Mary Pugh ; " I Think 1 poem, "God Knows Bt•st" nrul pi'Hyer. Mrs. Lulu Moe Lynch read the .st:ripture rnr Ill(' devotions Mlctdll'port Chur~h of Chris t nt ~~ uwc lin g of the Loyu l which carried out llw topic, TUESDAY PAST MATI\ONS, Pomeroy Women's Class Thursday "Fr llowship " , stt·cssing the n<•ed f01· fellowship in ull wnlks ('l)apter, OES. Tuesday ni •hi n! ~ hl.-; , of life. 'l'hC' dass volt>d lu ma kt• a mcl'ting r~:uw c llcd . Nl• xt Mrs . Louelln Jenkinson $200 ('t•ntriiJulion io be used for •neehng Sept. 25. prcseuU.~I lhe prog rum. She .J UNI OH AMERI CAN Uw church debt . nuring · the meeting condul'ted by Mrs. gave the Lorrl 's Prayer from l.e~io n Auxi lia ry , F c('n ey· Osci\r Housh. repo1·t W(IS given 1.uke and Matthew comparing lle nn rtt Post 128, potluc k ph·nic, Leg ion Park , Mill St .. by Mrs. Ma rth11 Childs on th~ the differences in the two l'an tt•rn se rvt~ laslMonda)' ~1l ''ersions. and u~ing excerpts ~tiddlcporl , 6· JO p. m. Each tire Red Cross Bloodmobile. A fr om. a book by George il!le to luke o covered dish. SOUTiiF.H N Band Boosters. work da)1 at the chun:h was se t Rutricks. She closed \vith a 7: :!0 p.m. toni ght, at the high for Wednesday at which lime Thursda)' pra)'er poem. Book<rhool. All members urged to tlle women will work on items marks were given to each of to be sold at the holiday the members and t11e Butricks' attend . book was presented to Mrs. MIDDL EPORT Masonic bazaar. ll was reported during the Robeson . Lodge 363 F&AM ann ual Guests at the meeting were meeting that Mrs . Barbara father-sun hanqnel at6 :30 p.m. McMann is home fr om the ldn Malone, Texas, and Mrs. al lodge hall Alma White, Langsville, both SPloClAL meeting of hospi~1l. Members signed a round -robin ca rd £or Mrs . gues.ts or Mrs. ~'rank Beach. r~a s tern Board of Education at George Meinhart and noted M•·s. Swett, Mrs. Beach and U p.m. at high school. thai Miss Ma bel Hysell, Mrs. Mrs. Lynch served refreshWEDNESDAY WILDWOOD Garden Club Car ri e Smith and Marie ments. Contributors were Mrs. meeting 8 p.m . alllome of Mrs. Postelwaile are still on the Hallie Swift and Mrs. Irene Darst. Alfred Yeauger with Mrs . shu t-in list. Clifford Phillips as assisting l1ost.ess . Church ladies meet Loyal Women meet REGULARS- Size 6 to 18 SLIMs-· Size. 6 to 16 "MR. LEGGS" Brand . 94 $ #.f..F•dw./?,;-" -~·· TO SHOP! COMPARE! WE'll SAVE YOU CASH! ' l �4- The Daily Sentinel , Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 ., Aug. 28, 197:1 Jackson has 17 veterans back J ACKSON - Fifty grid doubt, play a big role in prospects, including 17 Jel- Jackson fo rtunes, well or ill. wrmcn back from last year's The practice sessions that are Jackson Jronmen squad which taking place noware especially posted a 6-4 mark. completed important, as Jackson must two-a-day pr e-season drills face the li kes of Chillicothe, here Saturday . Newark , Ironton, and Coach Ron Fenik, in his Gallipolis in the fi rst half of the second year as head grid boss, season. has strong hopes for a sucSeniors who lettered last cessful year. season include Jim Chinn, Art The 50.man conti ngen t in- DcStepehen. Randy Farrar, cl udes fifteen seniors, eighteen John Gilltun , Doug Jude, Scott · juni ors, and sixteen Keller, Bill Mosslander, John sophomores. Quidor, Steve Riegel , Rodger " We're ma ki ng good Sta fford, Tom Stevenson and progress, but there's still a lot Brad Thompson. of work lobe done before we're Other seniors out for the ready to play foo tball, " nowd team include Melvin Christian , Fenik . J ohn Ga hm and Evan Coach Fe nik has four Ri chards. assistan ts helping him with The Junior letter winners preparatory tactics for the returning are Brian ' Joseph, tough sc hedule which looms Randy Ridge, Mike Ridge, ahead for the 1973 Ironmen. Mark Tayl or and Marc They are AI Riffey. Randy Trimble. Burnside, Torn Slater and Eric The non-lettering Juniors out Humslon. Riffey is in charge of for the team include Mark U1e guards and centers of- Buchanan, John Carper, Carl fensively. and tackles and nose Coffey, Dan Coli, Dan Dobbins, me n defensively. Randy Robert Grillo, Urias Hall, Burnside is over the quar- David Jenkins. Keith Jones, terbacks off ensively and Bob Morrow, Dan Stafford, linebackers definsively . Tom Henry Wilson and Keith Slater is lending his expertise Wilson. to the tackles and ends ofTh e sixteen sophomore fensiv ely. and to the cor- prospects are Jeff Conroy. nerbacks and safeties defen- Rich Erwin, Dave Griffiths, sively. Jackson 's newest Brent Jones, Clayton Jones, assistant coach, Eric Hums ton, Frank Landrum, Jeff Morgan, is instructing the running Steve Morrow, Tom Osborne, backs offensively and the ends Eddie Potts, Ken Romines, defensively. Rich Scurlock, Ivai Shields, At this time. iI looks as if Jim Single, Randy Wood and Jackson will field a veteran Tim Meadows. and mature team that has a chance to improve on the 6-4 mark, and fourth place in the SEOAL action. Major Leag ue Stand.ings Starters returning from last By United Press International _ National League year 's squad include the East followjng : Art DeStephen, a w. I. pet. g.b. 66 64 .SOB . Louis 145-pound senior quarterback; St 62 64 .492 2 Pittsburgh Randy Farrar. a 213-pound Chicago 63 66 .488 2'11 61 ~8 .473 4 112 senior tackle; John Gillum, a Montreal Philadelphia 60 70 .462 6 175-pound senior linebacker ; New York 59 70 .457 6112 West Doug Jude, a 180-pound senior . w. I. pet . g.b. middle guard; Bryan Joseph, LosAngeles 81 50 .618 78 54. .591 . 3 1!~ 150-pound junior back; Scott Cinc innati San Franc isco 72 57 .558 8 Keller. 2IJO.pound senior end ; Houston 67 66 .504 15 63 69 .477 18 1/~ Bill Mosslander. !50-pound Atlanta San .Diego 48 82 .369 32 1h senior back; Randy Ridge,165Monday's Resulls l 4 Los Angeles 0 pound junior back; Mike Montrea New York 6 San Diego 5 Ridge, 172-pound junior end ; · Philadelphia 7 San Fran 4 Louis 6 Houston 3, 14 inn s Steve Riegel, a 173-pound S t.(Only games scheduled) senior guard; Rodger Stafford, Today's Probable Pitchers (All Times E DTl a 180-pound senior guard ; Los Ange l es (Osteen 15-61 at Mark Taylor , a 208-pound Montr ea l (Moore 7· 13 ), 8 p.m . San Diego (K irby 7-Ul at junior tackle, and Brad New York (Matlack. l0-15) , 8 Thompson, 193-pound back. p.m. San Franc isco (Mar icha l 10 The ·aforementioned thirteen 10 ) at Ph i lad elphia (Twitchel l returning star ters will , no \2.6 1. 7:30p .m. Reds face uphill battle in bid to. repeat in NL Jl~ ffl:]J[I]~IUIID . .. . ! '""".(/h.: Danny S~: Th e Geys i r ! gusher) near .Mf . Hekia in South Ce ntral I celand , from 3'' . whi ch all others have been named , spurt s on OC · ca sion s, to lBO feet . The ta ll est geyser , the Wc;~im a ng u Geyser, in New Zealand , erupted Ia a he ight in excess of 1,000 feet in 1909, but has not been acti ve since it erupted vi olently in 191 7. Currently the world's ta lles t active geyse r is the " Giant", in Ye ll ows t o n e Na t io na l Par k, Wyoming . It was discove red in 1870. and er upt s at int erval s varying from 7 day s to ~J month s, thr owi ng .a spire 200 feet high at the r ate of 700,000 ga·llon s per hour. To have your own in exha ust ib le supply of cl ean , fr es h, s·parkl ing water tr y a wa ter refin er . The wa ter is free of ru st and clo udiness, free from sca le form ing lime and free of st a i n forming i m pur ities. For ex tra Ref i ned Water-'dem and, just p ush West w. 53 ' · .592 pel. g.b. 77 KansasCily 73 58 .557 Ch i cago 62 69 .473 BY NEIL HERSHBERG UPI Sports Writer Steve Rogers, the Montreal Expos' rookie pitching sensation, capitalized on his own nervousness Monday night. Rogers pitched his third shutout of the season on a three-hitter and batterymate Bob Stinson drove in three run~ as the Expos' Manager Gene Mauch said "Roger made the game work for him." Rogers. prin1arily a sinkerball pitcher, had th e Dodgers hilling tl1e bnervous as he night. " It really worked for me," Rogers said . " The guys ther de tails, call 88 2·2525. SAYRE HARDWARE . 882·2525 New HttvP n, W. Va . It 's a much different ball game lor CincinMti thaD a year a go when lhe Reds clinched the division title on · Sept. 22 and finished JOI,<, games in front of Houston and backing me up in the field made the victory a lot easier for me." Allowed Only Two Hits Joe Ferguson , with two singles and Willie Davis, with one, were the only hits Rogers allowed the National League's Western Division leaders. Stinson led off the second inning with a homer, and in the eighth inning he hit a two-run double off reliever Doug Ra·u. alter Ron Fairly and pinchhitter Bob Bailey both walked. Montreal, in a pennant race for the first time in the club's five year existence , remained 41'; games behind the St. Louis Cardinals in the NL East. The Dodgers' lead over the idle Cincinnati Reds fell to 31', games. St. Louis defeated Houston, lhl, in 14 innings, New York edged San Diego, 6-S, and Philadelphia downed San Francisco, 7-4, in the only other National League games · scheduled. Utilityman Ken Reitz hit a bases-loaded, two-run single with two out in the 14th inning to give St. Louis its victory over the Astros. The Cardinals loaded the bases on walks to Tommie Agee, pinch-hitter Ken Heintzelman and Mike Kelleher. Agee tried to steal home but Reitz fouled off the ball and Agee had to retreat. Two pitcHes later. Reitz hit a tworun single. · Jim Crawford relieved Jim Ray and Lou Brock greeted and the record is five sel by him with a run scoring single to Jerry adair. Grieb hit his homer in the give the Cardinals a final run. third inning after Mark · R~tyslStaubhhit his second Belanger doubled. Williams, gran ~ d oGmer or the ho · 1 d · f th . . season to ea eorge Stone w shmg ethm a ourh -mm~g and the Mets over San Diego. run, . tl a ~ee-ru.n omer m staub's 4IJO.foot shot, the filth f hi the s1xth mmng, h1s 17th. h' f t 1 Mike Cuellar scattered 10 samo . scarcer, was ls Irs hits to boost his record to 13-12. hemer smce July 18 and gave • . . him 11 for the season. It came He snow won rune of h1s last 10 · th f'fth . . afte N decisions. m e 1 10mng r ew In the other games, Chicago York ha.d loaded the bases on a downed Milwaukee, 6-1, Min- ~at~~er s ~~rler~n~~~all, the oesota downed Detroit, 5-3, and trslk orda be mt ~ u 1bstoryl,a Boston topped Oakland, 5-2. w~ an a un smg1e Y Fe IX In .the NatJOna ' I League Mlllan. Mike Schmidt belted a three. W1lbur Wood, who had failed run homer and doubled in the 10 seven conse~llve shots at middle of a two-run sixth inhis 21st .vtctor.y. fmall.y rna. de 11 ning to lead the Phillies over on a nme .h1tte r as Chi cago San Franncisco. Schmidt's down~d Milwaukee. It w~ homer capped a five-run first Woods 20th complete game m . . . ta ts H ha t "Th mnmg for the Ph1ls and ended 42 s r · e 5 1os 18" e an 0-17 slump by th r00k' law of averages was on my . . . e le side," Wood smiled after the th trd baseman. Jtm Lonborg game. 12-10, p1cked up the wm and Rod Carew and Tony Oliva Jim Barr, 10.14, took the loss. had three hits each as Min• nesota downed Detroit. Dan , Fife a rookie the Twins obtai~d from the Tigers for Jim Perry, made his first start and got credit for the victory with a seven-inning stint. . OPTOMETRISTS Roger Moret pitched a sixhitter to boost his record to 9-0 181 N. Second Ave. as Boston . downed Oakland . MIDDLEPORT Orlando Cepeda drove in three PH. 992-3279 runs with a single a double and his 19th homer 'for Boston' Offic e hours by ap. John Odom was charged with pointment: Mon.-Fri. o til 4, the loss · Saturday 9 until noon · Orioles make it 14 in row, 6-1 for second baseman. He's madeonlythreeerrorsallyear Dr. T. J. Bradshaw Dr. Milton Mason ~r~lo till' 1U7:t " '" '"" · Los Angeles. The R«ls neurly caught the Dodgers earlier this n10nlh, crt.~ ping to within 1' 2 games before a fo ur -gum c losin g streak last week sel Utem back. There is dissension betwee n Bobby . Tolan and the Heels management bul Bench insists team mot·ale is still high and good enough to can·y the Reds throu gh a tension-filled pe nna nt chase. After a confrontation with the Reds' director of player personnel, Tolan was fined and placed und er informal suspension and put on the disabled list. "That is Bobby's own thing," Bench said . " lt doesn't affec t any of the players and I don't think th e team's morale has been hurt at all by it. I'd say our attitude right now is as good as it can be." Bench says he's not as strong now as he was at this point last season , but he doesn 't blame it on his lung surgery of last December. " I'd been playing the outfield more last year , he said. " I've been catching just about every day this season and that ta kes it out of me." Bench says the Reds' pitching staff has been adequate and he expects it to hold up during the pennant run. ''Both (Ross) Grimsley and (Don ) Gullett are throwing well ," he said. " (Fred) Norman is in and out but he pitched well his last ga me. (Jack) Billingham is going OK , but we just haven't b~e n ge tting him any runs . "I think we can catch the Dodgers, " he predicted. ''But we've got to win two out of every three from here on out to do it." The Reds begin the final 30 games of the season at home tonight against Pittsburgh. The key fiv e ga mes with th e Dodgers are scheduled here on Sept. 11 and 12 and at Los 22 and 23. Hobcrts, who wc<tthcred u storm of conlrovt•rsy after last '"'!!'"" nnd wHS rehired ns eonch of the New O rl ea~<< &JinL<, was fired lute Monday nighllwodays after his winless clu~ suffered its fourth straight pr••-scason loss, 31-li, to th e Ne w F. ngland PatrioL<. John North , U1c &tints' of· fcnsive t:oordinator, will replace Roberts, who won only seven ga me~ · o.. SUPER MARKET • Ooen Daily 9 to 10,· Sun. 10 to 10 Wl! 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Wednesday 's Games MilwauK ee at Ch icago Kansa s City at Cleveland Boslon at Oakland. twilight New York at California, night M inneso ta a t Det ro i t. n ight T ex as at Ba lt imor e. n ig ht SUPERIORS PORK SALE MIDDLEPORT, 0. Superiors Family Pack LOIN CUT GOOD FOOD M innesota 61 6tl .473 Californ ia 59 67 .468 Texa s 45 84 .349 . · Monday 's Results Ch icago 6 Milwaukee 1 M innesota 5 Det ro it 3 Balt i more 6 Te xas 1 Boston S Oak l and 2 (Only games scheduled ) Today ' s Probable Pitch ers {All Times EDT) Ka nsas City ( Fitzmorr is 5-21 at Cleveland (Timmerman 7-41, 6 p .m . Boston ( Pole 3-1) at OaklanCI ( Hunter J6-3l. 11 p.m . New York (Peter son 8-12) at California ( Wr ight 9-17). 11 wn LONG WEEK·END COMING UF! in 2 1 :l year.!i us In news fr om lhe camps, Monday was cutdown date, with clubs required to redu ce rosters to 49 players, wi th College All Stars excluded . Washington dropped three players, inc luding rookie quarterback Chal'lie Richards, and reacquired Bill Mnlinchak , a wid~ receiver who excels on special teams, from San Diego. Malinchak had two blocked pun ts for Washington in the first three gati1es last season \lefm·e being claimed on wa ivers by San Diego. New Orleans cut six players, incl udin g veter an rece ive •·s Drew B.uie and Gary Arthur . and Cincinnati announ ced five rookie cuts. Guard Allan Gr·af of South ern Ca lifornia, a member of lhe College Al lStars, was one of 11 players waived by Los Angeles and Oakland dro pped eight players and purchased tight end Ara Pe rson from Sl. Louis. The Raiders also cut ve tera ns Jim Glen 2H, OPEN MONDAY, SEPT. 3, REGULAR STORE HOURS r.cnc l'erguson. The Cardina ls announced Uwt rookie running back Ken Garrett lws a broken fool and will br out six to eight weeks und veteran safety Bob Atllins will he lost to Houston for th ree w~ck s with n knee inj ury . Veteran Tom Nowatzke, who ca tn e out of retirement to try fur a linebacking job wit h Chicago, ann ounce<! his reti remenI. ........ . . .. r-------------------.. . 4lf2 · lS 1h lS 1/2 16 31 1(, l he gue st bullon for all the c l ea n , fr es h, spark lin g water yo u need . For fur - fade . Their pitching Is loo good to fade. They're going to play a lot of low run games and win a lot of them." Rogers blanks Dodgers ll' Oakland Dodgers. " We can do It, but we've got to wln 20 of our next 30," Bench 511id Monday. reining over a bowl of chili and a glass of iced tea after he look advantage ofu day off to play golf. "Five of those games nre with the Dodgers and we've gol to win at least four of the rive. "Los Angeles is not going to CINCINNATI ( UPI) - Wilh only 30 games remaini ng , U1e Cincinnati Reds fa ce an uphill battle in their bid to repeat as Western Division Champions of th e National League. The Reds trail the divisionleading Los Angeles Dodgers by games but Jolumy Bench figures he and his teammates can ca tch the By VITO STELUNO UP!_Sports Writer It certainly didn't hurt the Baltimore Orioles when they traded away the leading home run hitter in the majors. .. Dave Johnson, tr adedbY the Orioles to Atlanta in the offseason, is leading the majors with 36 homers. Bu t Bo bby Grich, the guy who replaced Johnson at second base this season, and catcher Earl Williams, the key figure the Johnson deal, both homered Monday night as the Or ioles down ed Texas, "1 .,.. • for their 14th consecutive victory. It's the longest winning streak in lhe majors since 1965 - in one season. San Francisco did it in 1965 and the New York Yankees won 15 straight in 1960. It was only the 11th homer for Grieb compared to Johnson 's 36 but the Braves are plodding along in fifth place in Ch icago (Pappa s 6-10 ) at the NL West. The Orioles lead Atlanta ( Schueler 7-7 J. 8 p.m . Pittsburgh (Moose 8-11 ) at the AL East by live games. Cinc innati ( Gr ims ley 12-7) , 8 There was Some Pressure p .m . S t. Louis (Foster 10 -6) at "The~e was some .pressure Houston (Reuss 14-91,8 : 30 p.m . on me 10 the begmmng but I Wednesday's Games Los Ang at Montreal , n ignt have conft,dence ~ myself and San Diego at New York, .night, .1. m rootmg f~~ D.ave actually san Fra ncisco at Ph i la , nigllt Chicago at At lan ta , n igh t, Johnso~, Gnch sa1d. He s a Pittsburgh at Cine I, night good fr1end of mme and I hope St . L ouis at Houston, n ight he breaks the homer recor.d lor American EaslLeagUe second bas emen (42 bY Rogers w. t. pel . g.b. Hornsby ). He was great to me Baltimor e . 75 52 .591 here ev.en though we were Bos ton 11 5a .5so s t th Detro it 70 61 .534 7 com~ mg 1or e same job.'_' New York 68 64 .5 15 9'h Gr1ch has a shot at setting Milwaukee 12 ~~ !~; the Baltimore fielding record Cleveland ;; By JOE Ci\ RN IC ~~J,LI Ul' l Sport• Wrller J. D. Hoberts• vole of 111nhclenc<' from owner J ohn Mecofll didn't even curt·y him • Standings tt11RACLES DO Saints fire coach ·......,....,- Without Coupon ftMIIMIIII \ OR NEW DIET RI'FE COLA (SUGAR FREE) PAK 1ol .99 COUPON MARK V SUPER MKT. DAD'S ROOT BEER Expires 9-9-73 •• 16 oz. bots. �4- The Daily Sentinel , Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 ., Aug. 28, 197:1 Jackson has 17 veterans back J ACKSON - Fifty grid doubt, play a big role in prospects, including 17 Jel- Jackson fo rtunes, well or ill. wrmcn back from last year's The practice sessions that are Jackson Jronmen squad which taking place noware especially posted a 6-4 mark. completed important, as Jackson must two-a-day pr e-season drills face the li kes of Chillicothe, here Saturday . Newark , Ironton, and Coach Ron Fenik, in his Gallipolis in the fi rst half of the second year as head grid boss, season. has strong hopes for a sucSeniors who lettered last cessful year. season include Jim Chinn, Art The 50.man conti ngen t in- DcStepehen. Randy Farrar, cl udes fifteen seniors, eighteen John Gilltun , Doug Jude, Scott · juni ors, and sixteen Keller, Bill Mosslander, John sophomores. Quidor, Steve Riegel , Rodger " We're ma ki ng good Sta fford, Tom Stevenson and progress, but there's still a lot Brad Thompson. of work lobe done before we're Other seniors out for the ready to play foo tball, " nowd team include Melvin Christian , Fenik . J ohn Ga hm and Evan Coach Fe nik has four Ri chards. assistan ts helping him with The Junior letter winners preparatory tactics for the returning are Brian ' Joseph, tough sc hedule which looms Randy Ridge, Mike Ridge, ahead for the 1973 Ironmen. Mark Tayl or and Marc They are AI Riffey. Randy Trimble. Burnside, Torn Slater and Eric The non-lettering Juniors out Humslon. Riffey is in charge of for the team include Mark U1e guards and centers of- Buchanan, John Carper, Carl fensively. and tackles and nose Coffey, Dan Coli, Dan Dobbins, me n defensively. Randy Robert Grillo, Urias Hall, Burnside is over the quar- David Jenkins. Keith Jones, terbacks off ensively and Bob Morrow, Dan Stafford, linebackers definsively . Tom Henry Wilson and Keith Slater is lending his expertise Wilson. to the tackles and ends ofTh e sixteen sophomore fensiv ely. and to the cor- prospects are Jeff Conroy. nerbacks and safeties defen- Rich Erwin, Dave Griffiths, sively. Jackson 's newest Brent Jones, Clayton Jones, assistant coach, Eric Hums ton, Frank Landrum, Jeff Morgan, is instructing the running Steve Morrow, Tom Osborne, backs offensively and the ends Eddie Potts, Ken Romines, defensively. Rich Scurlock, Ivai Shields, At this time. iI looks as if Jim Single, Randy Wood and Jackson will field a veteran Tim Meadows. and mature team that has a chance to improve on the 6-4 mark, and fourth place in the SEOAL action. Major Leag ue Stand.ings Starters returning from last By United Press International _ National League year 's squad include the East followjng : Art DeStephen, a w. I. pet. g.b. 66 64 .SOB . Louis 145-pound senior quarterback; St 62 64 .492 2 Pittsburgh Randy Farrar. a 213-pound Chicago 63 66 .488 2'11 61 ~8 .473 4 112 senior tackle; John Gillum, a Montreal Philadelphia 60 70 .462 6 175-pound senior linebacker ; New York 59 70 .457 6112 West Doug Jude, a 180-pound senior . w. I. pet . g.b. middle guard; Bryan Joseph, LosAngeles 81 50 .618 78 54. .591 . 3 1!~ 150-pound junior back; Scott Cinc innati San Franc isco 72 57 .558 8 Keller. 2IJO.pound senior end ; Houston 67 66 .504 15 63 69 .477 18 1/~ Bill Mosslander. !50-pound Atlanta San .Diego 48 82 .369 32 1h senior back; Randy Ridge,165Monday's Resulls l 4 Los Angeles 0 pound junior back; Mike Montrea New York 6 San Diego 5 Ridge, 172-pound junior end ; · Philadelphia 7 San Fran 4 Louis 6 Houston 3, 14 inn s Steve Riegel, a 173-pound S t.(Only games scheduled) senior guard; Rodger Stafford, Today's Probable Pitchers (All Times E DTl a 180-pound senior guard ; Los Ange l es (Osteen 15-61 at Mark Taylor , a 208-pound Montr ea l (Moore 7· 13 ), 8 p.m . San Diego (K irby 7-Ul at junior tackle, and Brad New York (Matlack. l0-15) , 8 Thompson, 193-pound back. p.m. San Franc isco (Mar icha l 10 The ·aforementioned thirteen 10 ) at Ph i lad elphia (Twitchel l returning star ters will , no \2.6 1. 7:30p .m. Reds face uphill battle in bid to. repeat in NL Jl~ ffl:]J[I]~IUIID . .. . ! '""".(/h.: Danny S~: Th e Geys i r ! gusher) near .Mf . Hekia in South Ce ntral I celand , from 3'' . whi ch all others have been named , spurt s on OC · ca sion s, to lBO feet . The ta ll est geyser , the Wc;~im a ng u Geyser, in New Zealand , erupted Ia a he ight in excess of 1,000 feet in 1909, but has not been acti ve since it erupted vi olently in 191 7. Currently the world's ta lles t active geyse r is the " Giant", in Ye ll ows t o n e Na t io na l Par k, Wyoming . It was discove red in 1870. and er upt s at int erval s varying from 7 day s to ~J month s, thr owi ng .a spire 200 feet high at the r ate of 700,000 ga·llon s per hour. To have your own in exha ust ib le supply of cl ean , fr es h, s·parkl ing water tr y a wa ter refin er . The wa ter is free of ru st and clo udiness, free from sca le form ing lime and free of st a i n forming i m pur ities. For ex tra Ref i ned Water-'dem and, just p ush West w. 53 ' · .592 pel. g.b. 77 KansasCily 73 58 .557 Ch i cago 62 69 .473 BY NEIL HERSHBERG UPI Sports Writer Steve Rogers, the Montreal Expos' rookie pitching sensation, capitalized on his own nervousness Monday night. Rogers pitched his third shutout of the season on a three-hitter and batterymate Bob Stinson drove in three run~ as the Expos' Manager Gene Mauch said "Roger made the game work for him." Rogers. prin1arily a sinkerball pitcher, had th e Dodgers hilling tl1e bnervous as he night. " It really worked for me," Rogers said . " The guys ther de tails, call 88 2·2525. SAYRE HARDWARE . 882·2525 New HttvP n, W. Va . It 's a much different ball game lor CincinMti thaD a year a go when lhe Reds clinched the division title on · Sept. 22 and finished JOI,<, games in front of Houston and backing me up in the field made the victory a lot easier for me." Allowed Only Two Hits Joe Ferguson , with two singles and Willie Davis, with one, were the only hits Rogers allowed the National League's Western Division leaders. Stinson led off the second inning with a homer, and in the eighth inning he hit a two-run double off reliever Doug Ra·u. alter Ron Fairly and pinchhitter Bob Bailey both walked. Montreal, in a pennant race for the first time in the club's five year existence , remained 41'; games behind the St. Louis Cardinals in the NL East. The Dodgers' lead over the idle Cincinnati Reds fell to 31', games. St. Louis defeated Houston, lhl, in 14 innings, New York edged San Diego, 6-S, and Philadelphia downed San Francisco, 7-4, in the only other National League games · scheduled. Utilityman Ken Reitz hit a bases-loaded, two-run single with two out in the 14th inning to give St. Louis its victory over the Astros. The Cardinals loaded the bases on walks to Tommie Agee, pinch-hitter Ken Heintzelman and Mike Kelleher. Agee tried to steal home but Reitz fouled off the ball and Agee had to retreat. Two pitcHes later. Reitz hit a tworun single. · Jim Crawford relieved Jim Ray and Lou Brock greeted and the record is five sel by him with a run scoring single to Jerry adair. Grieb hit his homer in the give the Cardinals a final run. third inning after Mark · R~tyslStaubhhit his second Belanger doubled. Williams, gran ~ d oGmer or the ho · 1 d · f th . . season to ea eorge Stone w shmg ethm a ourh -mm~g and the Mets over San Diego. run, . tl a ~ee-ru.n omer m staub's 4IJO.foot shot, the filth f hi the s1xth mmng, h1s 17th. h' f t 1 Mike Cuellar scattered 10 samo . scarcer, was ls Irs hits to boost his record to 13-12. hemer smce July 18 and gave • . . him 11 for the season. It came He snow won rune of h1s last 10 · th f'fth . . afte N decisions. m e 1 10mng r ew In the other games, Chicago York ha.d loaded the bases on a downed Milwaukee, 6-1, Min- ~at~~er s ~~rler~n~~~all, the oesota downed Detroit, 5-3, and trslk orda be mt ~ u 1bstoryl,a Boston topped Oakland, 5-2. w~ an a un smg1e Y Fe IX In .the NatJOna ' I League Mlllan. Mike Schmidt belted a three. W1lbur Wood, who had failed run homer and doubled in the 10 seven conse~llve shots at middle of a two-run sixth inhis 21st .vtctor.y. fmall.y rna. de 11 ning to lead the Phillies over on a nme .h1tte r as Chi cago San Franncisco. Schmidt's down~d Milwaukee. It w~ homer capped a five-run first Woods 20th complete game m . . . ta ts H ha t "Th mnmg for the Ph1ls and ended 42 s r · e 5 1os 18" e an 0-17 slump by th r00k' law of averages was on my . . . e le side," Wood smiled after the th trd baseman. Jtm Lonborg game. 12-10, p1cked up the wm and Rod Carew and Tony Oliva Jim Barr, 10.14, took the loss. had three hits each as Min• nesota downed Detroit. Dan , Fife a rookie the Twins obtai~d from the Tigers for Jim Perry, made his first start and got credit for the victory with a seven-inning stint. . OPTOMETRISTS Roger Moret pitched a sixhitter to boost his record to 9-0 181 N. Second Ave. as Boston . downed Oakland . MIDDLEPORT Orlando Cepeda drove in three PH. 992-3279 runs with a single a double and his 19th homer 'for Boston' Offic e hours by ap. John Odom was charged with pointment: Mon.-Fri. o til 4, the loss · Saturday 9 until noon · Orioles make it 14 in row, 6-1 for second baseman. He's madeonlythreeerrorsallyear Dr. T. J. Bradshaw Dr. Milton Mason ~r~lo till' 1U7:t " '" '"" · Los Angeles. The R«ls neurly caught the Dodgers earlier this n10nlh, crt.~ ping to within 1' 2 games before a fo ur -gum c losin g streak last week sel Utem back. There is dissension betwee n Bobby . Tolan and the Heels management bul Bench insists team mot·ale is still high and good enough to can·y the Reds throu gh a tension-filled pe nna nt chase. After a confrontation with the Reds' director of player personnel, Tolan was fined and placed und er informal suspension and put on the disabled list. "That is Bobby's own thing," Bench said . " lt doesn't affec t any of the players and I don't think th e team's morale has been hurt at all by it. I'd say our attitude right now is as good as it can be." Bench says he's not as strong now as he was at this point last season , but he doesn 't blame it on his lung surgery of last December. " I'd been playing the outfield more last year , he said. " I've been catching just about every day this season and that ta kes it out of me." Bench says the Reds' pitching staff has been adequate and he expects it to hold up during the pennant run. ''Both (Ross) Grimsley and (Don ) Gullett are throwing well ," he said. " (Fred) Norman is in and out but he pitched well his last ga me. (Jack) Billingham is going OK , but we just haven't b~e n ge tting him any runs . "I think we can catch the Dodgers, " he predicted. ''But we've got to win two out of every three from here on out to do it." The Reds begin the final 30 games of the season at home tonight against Pittsburgh. The key fiv e ga mes with th e Dodgers are scheduled here on Sept. 11 and 12 and at Los 22 and 23. Hobcrts, who wc<tthcred u storm of conlrovt•rsy after last '"'!!'"" nnd wHS rehired ns eonch of the New O rl ea~<< &JinL<, was fired lute Monday nighllwodays after his winless clu~ suffered its fourth straight pr••-scason loss, 31-li, to th e Ne w F. ngland PatrioL<. John North , U1c &tints' of· fcnsive t:oordinator, will replace Roberts, who won only seven ga me~ · o.. SUPER MARKET • Ooen Daily 9 to 10,· Sun. 10 to 10 Wl! 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Kell/ln.a#:or PORK CHOPS ••••••••••• SUPERIORS DOWNING· CHILDS AGENCY INC. p.m. - PORK CHOPS yo u • Broad 7 Rib • Tread Wear Indicators • Traction Siped Tread PLAYER OF WEEK SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Joe Morgan, scrappy second baseman of the Cincinnati Reds, was named the National League's Player of the Week for the period of August 20-26 by league president Charles S. Feeney . 1.39 $1 ·49 PORK CHOPS •••.••••• ····~.. • BRAOUNSCHwEIGER •••••••• ~~ 79¢ 99¢ POLISH SAUSAGE. ••••••••• ~~ •• 1 lb. • Full 4 Ply lJSTUS $ SUPERIORS CENTER CUT RIB A new mer can til e pol icy pa ckag es vi rtu ally all • Polyester Cord Mi lwaukee (Lockwood 5-8) at Chi cago (Aco sta 7,6) , 9 p.m . M inn esota (Decker 8·5) at Detroit 1Lolich 12 -11), 8 p.m . Tex as (Hudson 2-1) at Bal timor e (M c Nally 13-13) , 7: 30 p .m . Wednesday 's Games MilwauK ee at Ch icago Kansa s City at Cleveland Boslon at Oakland. twilight New York at California, night M inneso ta a t Det ro i t. n ight T ex as at Ba lt imor e. n ig ht SUPERIORS PORK SALE MIDDLEPORT, 0. Superiors Family Pack LOIN CUT GOOD FOOD M innesota 61 6tl .473 Californ ia 59 67 .468 Texa s 45 84 .349 . · Monday 's Results Ch icago 6 Milwaukee 1 M innesota 5 Det ro it 3 Balt i more 6 Te xas 1 Boston S Oak l and 2 (Only games scheduled ) Today ' s Probable Pitch ers {All Times EDT) Ka nsas City ( Fitzmorr is 5-21 at Cleveland (Timmerman 7-41, 6 p .m . Boston ( Pole 3-1) at OaklanCI ( Hunter J6-3l. 11 p.m . New York (Peter son 8-12) at California ( Wr ight 9-17). 11 wn LONG WEEK·END COMING UF! in 2 1 :l year.!i us In news fr om lhe camps, Monday was cutdown date, with clubs required to redu ce rosters to 49 players, wi th College All Stars excluded . Washington dropped three players, inc luding rookie quarterback Chal'lie Richards, and reacquired Bill Mnlinchak , a wid~ receiver who excels on special teams, from San Diego. Malinchak had two blocked pun ts for Washington in the first three gati1es last season \lefm·e being claimed on wa ivers by San Diego. New Orleans cut six players, incl udin g veter an rece ive •·s Drew B.uie and Gary Arthur . and Cincinnati announ ced five rookie cuts. Guard Allan Gr·af of South ern Ca lifornia, a member of lhe College Al lStars, was one of 11 players waived by Los Angeles and Oakland dro pped eight players and purchased tight end Ara Pe rson from Sl. Louis. The Raiders also cut ve tera ns Jim Glen 2H, OPEN MONDAY, SEPT. 3, REGULAR STORE HOURS r.cnc l'erguson. The Cardina ls announced Uwt rookie running back Ken Garrett lws a broken fool and will br out six to eight weeks und veteran safety Bob Atllins will he lost to Houston for th ree w~ck s with n knee inj ury . Veteran Tom Nowatzke, who ca tn e out of retirement to try fur a linebacking job wit h Chicago, ann ounce<! his reti remenI. ........ . . .. r-------------------.. . 4lf2 · lS 1h lS 1/2 16 31 1(, l he gue st bullon for all the c l ea n , fr es h, spark lin g water yo u need . For fur - fade . Their pitching Is loo good to fade. They're going to play a lot of low run games and win a lot of them." Rogers blanks Dodgers ll' Oakland Dodgers. " We can do It, but we've got to wln 20 of our next 30," Bench 511id Monday. reining over a bowl of chili and a glass of iced tea after he look advantage ofu day off to play golf. "Five of those games nre with the Dodgers and we've gol to win at least four of the rive. "Los Angeles is not going to CINCINNATI ( UPI) - Wilh only 30 games remaini ng , U1e Cincinnati Reds fa ce an uphill battle in their bid to repeat as Western Division Champions of th e National League. The Reds trail the divisionleading Los Angeles Dodgers by games but Jolumy Bench figures he and his teammates can ca tch the By VITO STELUNO UP!_Sports Writer It certainly didn't hurt the Baltimore Orioles when they traded away the leading home run hitter in the majors. .. Dave Johnson, tr adedbY the Orioles to Atlanta in the offseason, is leading the majors with 36 homers. Bu t Bo bby Grich, the guy who replaced Johnson at second base this season, and catcher Earl Williams, the key figure the Johnson deal, both homered Monday night as the Or ioles down ed Texas, "1 .,.. • for their 14th consecutive victory. It's the longest winning streak in lhe majors since 1965 - in one season. San Francisco did it in 1965 and the New York Yankees won 15 straight in 1960. It was only the 11th homer for Grieb compared to Johnson 's 36 but the Braves are plodding along in fifth place in Ch icago (Pappa s 6-10 ) at the NL West. The Orioles lead Atlanta ( Schueler 7-7 J. 8 p.m . Pittsburgh (Moose 8-11 ) at the AL East by live games. Cinc innati ( Gr ims ley 12-7) , 8 There was Some Pressure p .m . S t. Louis (Foster 10 -6) at "The~e was some .pressure Houston (Reuss 14-91,8 : 30 p.m . on me 10 the begmmng but I Wednesday's Games Los Ang at Montreal , n ignt have conft,dence ~ myself and San Diego at New York, .night, .1. m rootmg f~~ D.ave actually san Fra ncisco at Ph i la , nigllt Chicago at At lan ta , n igh t, Johnso~, Gnch sa1d. He s a Pittsburgh at Cine I, night good fr1end of mme and I hope St . L ouis at Houston, n ight he breaks the homer recor.d lor American EaslLeagUe second bas emen (42 bY Rogers w. t. pel . g.b. Hornsby ). He was great to me Baltimor e . 75 52 .591 here ev.en though we were Bos ton 11 5a .5so s t th Detro it 70 61 .534 7 com~ mg 1or e same job.'_' New York 68 64 .5 15 9'h Gr1ch has a shot at setting Milwaukee 12 ~~ !~; the Baltimore fielding record Cleveland ;; By JOE Ci\ RN IC ~~J,LI Ul' l Sport• Wrller J. D. Hoberts• vole of 111nhclenc<' from owner J ohn Mecofll didn't even curt·y him • Standings tt11RACLES DO Saints fire coach ·......,....,- Without Coupon ftMIIMIIII \ OR NEW DIET RI'FE COLA (SUGAR FREE) PAK 1ol .99 COUPON MARK V SUPER MKT. DAD'S ROOT BEER Expires 9-9-73 •• 16 oz. bots. �6- The Dally Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Au~ 2!1 1971 Sentinel Cltissifieds Get Results! Notrce WANT ADS INFORMATION Correc o s Cance at on W I be accepted v 9 a m for Day of Publ ca on AEGU LATIONS The- Pub sher res.e ves right to ed e re eel an y ads o deemed ob1e ct onal The publ sher w 11 no b e espon s b e for more h<tn o e n co ec nsert on RATES clef\ ser on s 15 Pe Cen 0 lays & OBITUARY"' 50 word m n 'l5c Ct arge pe semen OFF CE HOURS 8 JO a n 8 JO a Saturday n o S 00 p m Da y lo 2 00 Noo Card of Thanks MAY GOO BLE SS ea c h e\'eryone ha wav he ped and n any to secure a Ch s an F ag and an Arne can F ag lor the Bur ngham Chu c h that was p esented o he chu rc h Sunday Thank s o Feeney Bennett Post 28 M ddlepo and a I who donated and the comm ee In cha ge Bu the dea est thank s goes to the honor g o y and pra se of our dear Lord May God Bless each and everyone of you 8 18 1tc The Suez Canal 1s 103 m les long and has no locks ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIOS • Sea ed p oposa s w 1 be rece ved by the Oh o Va ey Heath Se rv ces Foundal on Inc 1 B ue Lan e Avenue Athens Oh o a the off ce of he Execut ve 0 re cto on SEP TEMBER 6 973 unt 2 0 Clock Noon Easte n Day gh Servings T me and at !hal me w II be opened pub c y and read to the fu n sh ng of a abor and mater a necessary for the turn sh ng and erect ng of five (5 Emergency Med ca Serv ce Stat ons n Southeastern Oh o at onion Oak H I Jackson Logan and Pomeroy A work sha be done accord ng to he draw ngs and spec f cat ons as prepa red by Hayes Dona dson w tte myer and Pa ners Arch tees 630 s xth St Portsmouth Oh o Proposa s w 1 be rece ved tor the Entre Work and he bu d ngs can be b d n d v dually or com b ned fo all f ve 51 Proposals sha be submitted on proposa Form conta neq n the bound spec 1 cat ons and other con tract documents wh c:h documents are on f e at the office of the Clerk of sa d Agent and at the off ce of the Arch tee t and are ava lable to a prospect ve b dders dur ng regular off ce hours un he clos ng of b ds All Contrac ors agree hat n the h r ng of em p oyees for he performance of work under n s contractor any sub contract he and h s subcontracto s mater at suppl ers or laborers or any other person act ng on his beha f sha no by eason of race creed o co or discrim nate aga ns any c t zen of the State n the emp oym en of a borers or wo kers wno are quallf ed and ava ab e to perform the work and fu thermore th s contractor ag ees that he shal not n any manne diScr m nage aga nst or n t m dote any emp oyees h r ed for the performance of work under th s contract Th s contractor f urther agrees that Art c e 153 59 and 153 60 of the Oh o Rev sed Code Is hereby acknow ledged and understood and shal be followed as f hereto atta ched Cop es of p ans and spec f cat ons and proposa blanks together w th any fu ther nformat on des red may be secured from the oH ce of the Architect upon depos t of a check n the amount of $50 00 made payable to he Arch teet Upon rece pt of a request accomp~n ed by a deposit as named above the Arch teet wl forward copes of b dd ng documents as named n the preced ng parag aph SH p PING CHARGES COLLECT Depos t w be r efunded upon the return of the p ans and speclflcat ons n good cond t on and with postage or exp ess charges prepa d w h n ten ( 10 days after the date b ds a e opened Depos t w no be refunded upo n ret urn of documents at a later date A proposa s must be ac compan ed by a B d Bond executed by a bond ng company I censed by the State of Oh o o by a Ce rt fed Check d awn upon a solvent bank n the Sta e of Oh Q payab e to the order of the Agent nan amount no ess han ten 0 perce nt of he amount of the b d The bond or check sha I be fo fe ted f he bidder fa s to enter nto a contract w th sa d Agent The bonds or checks of the th ee lowest b dde s w 11 be he d un t the execut on Of he co n ract and the fur.n sh ng ot the requ r ed pe formance bond after wh ch th ey w be returned on demand The checks of othe b dde s w 1 be returned on demand a e he bid s are canvassed A Performance Bond of 00 percent of the amoun of he con tra c w h sa t sfa c o y sureties wl be equ ed from the successfu b dders fo the fa thtu perfo mance of he work Finane ai ass sa nee s be ng received tor h s mp ovemen from the Econom c Deve op men Adm n s at on undH a P'ubll c Works mpac P o ec The preferent at h r ng at he unemp oyed and the under emp oyed w h n the arget area wh Ch s Southeas e n Oh o wil be a factor n determining the owest and best bid No bid w be cons dered unless t s accompen ed by he Agreement for Canst uc: t on ot Emergency Med ~a Se r v ce Centers Sou theutern Oh o EDA PROJECT 0~ II 01043 The r ghl s reservea by the Agent to relect any and 1!1 bids and nob dder' may w thdraw h s b d for a per od of h rty 00 davs By Order ot he Oh o Va ey Hea th Serv ces: Foundat on Inc 1 Blue Lane Avenue Athens Oh o 45701 Mr Jack Farrlngton Execut ve D ector y For Sale IJuard t-luust STRIPPERS K NAPP 5 hOc 5 w n er s yles 991 5324 CW ow fa ou t and Call Bu !dozer Rad a lor lo ~ 1 ~ te5 t HoM er Lor~ Nalha l 61gg s Rildlalor Spee~ahst 8 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ON YOUR DIAL Busmess Opportumttes a TILATING CONTRACT V ELECTR CAL TRACT CON A I proposa s mus c:nn a n he name of eve y person n teres ted he e n be subm t ed on fo rms turn shed by he Ar ch tee and the accompan ed by a sa sfac ory Surety Bond or a Cert f ed Check on a bank dong bus ness n he sta te of Oh o n he amoun of 5 pe cent of th e a al va l ue of t1e b d Bd Secu r ly w be re u ned w h n 10 days af e c on ac for the work has been executed Fa lur e of any b dde o en e nto and execu e a con act to, he wok cove ed ... by he P oposat he has subm tied w th n ten 0 days fo ow ng not ce of award of such wo k o h m Sha cause the b d secu r ty o become forfe ed bv 1he b dde o th e Owner as I QU da ed dam ages and no as a pe na l ty because of such fa lu e on the part of the b dder Each b dder sha 1 be P epa r ed n he even he s he accepted b dder o fu n s.h Surety Bond n a for m sat sfac tory to he Owne n he amount of "\..00 pe ce nt o f the co ntra ct p ce gua an ee ng he successf u comp e on o h e wo k b d upon Proposa s m~y be ma l ed or de vered I ma l ed se nd v a eg ste r ed ma n me for b d open ng B dde s Sha des gna eon the enve ope tha t s a sea ed b d nd ca e he pro ec be ng b d he d v son upon wh ch he s b dd ng he name and address of b dde and addressed o Eastern Local Board of Educat on Eastern H gh School R ee dsv e Oh o 45172 The Owne ese ves he gh o accep t any b d o wave any o all nlorma f es n b ds and o e ec any or at b ds a h s d sere on No b d may be w t1d aw to a pe Od o 30 day s By o der of the Ease n Loca Boa d of Educa on Reedsv c Oh o 8 4 2 28 C 0 New and C erk 9 4 4c NOTI CE OF APPOINTMENT Case No 20968 Frank G Roush Estate of Dec eased Not ce s he eby g ven hat F=rances Weber o 843 Grandon Avenue Co umbu s Oh o nas been du v appo ned Ad m n s arK of I he Es a e o Frank G Rou sh decease d a e of M ne sv e Me. gs County Oh o Da ed h s 9th day of Aug us 913 18 ' ' Mann ng D Webstc Judge Com mon Pea s Cou rt P oba e D v s on Me gs Co un y Oh o 28 31c PUBLIC NOT CE 6 dS w be r cce ved by the V age of M dd epa Oh o Me gs Coun y ij he V age Hal '237 Race S re c un t 4 00 P M Sep em b 5 973 fo e fOI OW ng ma e 0 S 500 on s No 40 Aspha 1 Concre te mo e o ess 2 000 ga ons Tac Coa t mo e or ess Spec 1 ca l ons o app ca on on 1 ea t he Mayo s Off ce 237 Ra ce Slree M dd epo I Oh o 18) 1 14 2 28 41c 8J 2 Gene Grate C erk T easu re V II age of M dd epo t 28 9 4 3 c ME GS Coun ty na ve wan s ac reag e fo e r emen Bu d ngs not mportant Send oca on and pr ce o Box 29 M n ca e of he Da y Sen ne Pomeroy Oh o a 22 6 c WORLD FAMOUS DONNA LEE COMPANY No set ng exper en ce eQu ed as company w u n over compa ny estab shed accoun s ocated n drug va e y supe markets and d sc:oun so es P of t potent a s v rtua ly unl m ted $98 and more to each day worked s a ve y conservat ve est ma te A $3 498 secured nventory nves ment puts you n an es ab shed bus ness r gh now WRITE TODAY < nc ude phone number) DONNA LEE COMPANY 600 N Jackson S1reet Med a Penna 19063 PUBLIC NOTICES Your R1ght to Know For Rent 2 BEDROOM TRA ILER IOxSO 2 bed oom apa tmen both f urn shed Ca 773 5 4 Mason W Va o see Reyno ds F ower Shop r gh on man h ghway 8 28 6tc -·---LEASE a garage n Pomeroy good oca on Bes de Shu e s Ma ket Con act Cu s R If e 8 0 W Ma n Pomeroy Before 2 p m -------- - -- -- - - - - - - B28 3 p EXCELS OR Sa t Wo ks E Man St Pomeroy A k nds of sa 1 water pe ets wa er nuggets block sa and own Oh o R ve Sa Phone 992 ~ MATERIALS CO 773 S5S4 Maso n W Va For Sale d li on ng FALL CLEARANCE 2-14 SPORTSPAL CANOE L1st $334 SALE '280 1-12' SPORTSPAL CANOE L1st $295 SALE '250 '895 Karr & Van Zandt You I Like Our Qu, l IY. 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Real Estate For Sale FURNISHED M DDLEPORT Near sc hoo ls 2 bedrooms large k t chen n ce bath fron t and back porc hes Ask ng on y $8900 00 WI LK N SON sma eng r'IC' SS I ~J S and serv cc 820 J d St ut M dd epo Lawn mower and chan saw repiJ r F ree p ck up and de very Phone 9'n J09~ A so ar ggs and Stutt on and Te c: um se t par s an 30 c GROCERY bus ness lo sa e Bu ding for sale or easo Phone 713 56 8 f om 8 30 p m to 10 p m for appo ntmen 3 ?O 1rc _.....,_.... ______ ...... _ BJ- ACR e roo a ea 6675 - F A RM qD s waie- 6 house n Ll.'lng!w e Phone 99 2 3530 or 7<11 ------- 6 IQ 01p NEW three bedroom I ome 8 Chic (: one cttr Qi\1 O'dt: w h one ac re ot uround toea ted on F atwood! 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Happens - In 1973 DEAR HE lEN AND SUE Y~ u probably won t believe lhls bul you 11 know !he Hell I ve been tt rough IS the trulh 1f ~ou check my letter with the rnan who helps run !he hot !me in our city - I m sending you his name md address thopgh 1 can t send mine !turned 15 and found out I was pregnant m the same month My boyfr end Bill and 1 were scared tellmg our parents seemed !he worst thmg possible Then an older fr1end of B1ll s told him about a lady that did abortiOns (they re 1llegal m our state) She was supposed to have worked m the gynecology department of a hospital and the priCe was only $200 much less than a tnp to New York even 1f 1couldha~e made II secrelly B1ll pul $50 down and then 1 got cold feel and called lhe Rap Lme J'hey warned me abo~t this lady and offered to help me but Bll d1dn I trust anyone who nught tell h1s folks When l111.~1sled B1ll sa1d we d have to go by th1s woman s house to get h1s $50 back He went to her door and then before 1 knew what was happenm~ a man came to the car pulled me oul and earned me to the basement I was t1ed to a table lape pul over my moulh and around my wr1sts All! remember after that was ternble pam! thought would never end Fmally 1t was over and l couldn I QUit crymg They kepi sa)'lng Everylhmg s okay you re not pregnant any more Bill took me home - my parents had gone out When they returned they loWld me lymg on lhe floor hemorrhagmg They rll:lhed me to a hosp1tal (gave a fake name) and I was there slx days l still wake up screarumg The doctor said 1f my folks had been len mmutes later getlmg home 1 would have bled to dealh My parents are hurt angry and ashamed They wouldn t report !his and l couldn t You see the abortwn woman said they took piCtures of me m the basemenI and they re hornble If I say anythmg they 11 pass them around and I could never face anyone agam f they did Dad says 1am lucky the doctor duln I report 1t and that this Will be a secret but I II never never forget I cant have babies now Please Helen and Sue warn people about Illegal abortiOns fl this letter help ones gu-1 from gomg through what I did 1t Will be worthwhile - SHERRY 7 Love Thy Neighbor 6 , z ;;::,:~ "~':;::•:·:<•:•:< >::'.<>.W&-~»Y.%<'1,: tiNZAIN III ~ by THOMAS JOSEPH ACHOSS Gut here 5 Basehall 38 Uorman arl clc 39 Not new llOWN houn c 8 Sur r unded Proof reall ng mark 2 K nd of by 9 J UZ7. 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Serond 6 3 W s 3 15 12 55-NBC News 3 15 I oo-News 3 All My Ch ldren 6 13 Jokers W ld 8 Green Acres 10 Nol For Women Only 15 Chan Ese Way 33 1 30-Three on a Match 3 4 15 Lets Make A Deal6 13 As 1he World Turns 8 10 Folk Lile 33 2 llO--'Days of Our Lives 3 4 15 Newlywed Game 13 6 Gu d ng L ght 8 10 Swan Lake 33 2 3o-Doctors 3 4 15 Edge of Night 8 10 G rl In My Life 6 13 3 DO-Another World 3 4 15 General Hasp tal 6 13 Price s Rlghl8 10 Black Perspective on the News33 3 3o-Return of Peyton Place 3 15 One Life to L ve6 13 Secret Storm 10 Phi Donahue 4 Time for T mothy 33 Match Game 73 8 4 oo-Mr Car1oon 3 Somersel 15 Sesame St 33 Love American Style 13 Merv Gr ffln 4 Huckleberry Hound & Yog Bear 6 Secret Storm 8 Movie 1001 Arabian Nights 10 4 3o-Peltlcoat Junction J F Troop 6 Abbott & Coste! o 8 My L tile Margie IS Oaktarl13 Western Star Theatre 15 Four al1he Fair 4 5 oo-Mr R99ers 20 33 Bonanza 3 Hazel 8 Big Va ley 6 Western Star Theater 15 5 3o-Eiec Co 33 Gomer Pyle 13 Beverly H lib II es 8 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Trails West 15 D ck Van Dyke 4 5 55-Earl Nlgh11ngale 15 6 oo-Truth or Conseq 6 News 3 4 8 10 15 Societies n Transition 33 Sesame S1reel 20 6 3o-News 3 4 6 8 10 15 I Dream of Joanne 13 Lll as Y99a 1 ~ 6 oo-News 3 742 Dan Thompson ABI ; ea t eco o a ORO PI CKU P Avarlable 0 r Ait MOBILE HOMES good I r es 16 lp PHONE 992-7004 BLIND ADS on a cH1 o & e n 12 650 Cl LOANS un Each add t on a wo d 7c Add Adve ~I 4 doo 52 000 n les good I cs 6 cy l rrt s 1 ss o ba ck f sh CARD OF THANKS Sl SO lo be ge f n odel Iss o en cr 1969 PL YMOVTH FURY I D scoun on pa d ads and ads pa d w h nle o & ~ popul a s r11 4 d ATTENTION VETERANS $99! 1961 CHEVELLE door 6 c:y l n le auto at c M n num Charge I'Sc 12 c an s per word ree consecut ve nsertlons 18 cen s per word s x co rt 3815 070 DODGE POLAR A $139S 4 door lac o y a r autona l c: I rt s 11 ss o power stee r g & lJ 1kes good wh lc Wit I res w tc f n sh v yf root ado herwy d y suspc slo 1 For Want Ad Serv ce 5 ce-nts per Word on e nser on se cutn•e Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY • DEADLINES 5 P M,.Da11 Before Pub ca o Monday Dead ne 9 a m 8 Wh'L!'W.'W'Mc.WA. W.<'d/.! TelT~!!~!~~l Log Business Services 9611 CAMARO lt l t !J 1 door HI W I se ll wl otesalt PI 01 C 991 1444 Y;O oroa eno s by g adua e of Ci n e n a Conserva ory ot Mu sic Ge atd Holt ~ PI one 997 PIANO 7.,.. The Dally Sentlnel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Aug 28 1973 For sale West None vulnerable Soulb North East IN T Pass Pass 3N T Pass Pass Opemng lead- tQ By Oswald & James Jacoby II you are playmg rubber bndge you aren t happy w1lh your three no trump conlracl Of course you are sure of your game but you would have liked lo have reached s1x d1amonds If you are a duphca te player you see that 1f you can make lhree overtricks at your no IJ'ump contract you will do well since VIrtually everyone will be m the same contract and probably most of lhem w1ll only make f1ve You see that seven 1s almost 1mposs1ble You wdl need four club lncks and some sorl of spade-heart squ•e.- lnr th•t so you aufflhe urst spade on general prmc1ples You wm the second one m dummy lead a club and fl nesse the 10 The finesse works and now since East started with exaclly three clubs you are gomg to make four club lncks and smce lhe jack of diamonds Is gomg to drop mcely you are gomg to make 12 lncks Was there any reason lo fl nesse agamst East? Yes there was You were sure of four club tricks on lhls hne If East held queen queen small or queen and two small In clubs Playmg Wesl for the queen you would only score lour club lncks agalnsl a slnglelon WH5N YOU SLAMM5D TH !!> o$-ll.l. 'i HA ON T'-IEHOOI< r MU~T I-lAVE: OPENeD A T'RAP 000~ UNOER: '(O(J~ F55T NONSENSS,li<ERE'S l'lENlY Oto ROOM AT MY PLACE AND :t COULD U5E 11-11:: COMPAAY ·-t::.=.ALLEY OOP NEWSPAPER EN £APR SE ,t,SSN --------------- AUTOMOBILE ns urance been ca n ce ed? Lost your opera o s li ce n se Ce 992 7426 ,_ 6 I S tfc _______ _ NIEGLER Bu ld ng Supp y for bu d ng house .s C:a t Cv Nlllg e Rae ne Oh o 8 21 IOip Wut North E11t I" Pa" ,. 28 BARNEY So•lh Pa9S 2+ Pu• 3+ p.., 3+ Pus ' You Soulh hold +Q lilt t AI +A K H 7 What do yuu do now ? A- Jon ~ld loor ••adet Your .l SNUFFV ME AN TH FELLERS ARE GIVIN 0 ~ SLIM POTTER A LE:ETLE GOIN AWA'f PARTV TODAV I THOUGf THIS TR IA L WUZ Nt:XT WEEK UJHEN I START SCHOOL NEXT WEEK WLl I 6ET THE SAME PE5K I HAD LAH 'lEAR' HOW Wll.L I KNOw iHAr M'( NEW DESK MMN f 6EEN 8u66EP .? PROBADL'( NOT pilrtaer hat nol shown the 1l1n• of life )'II were llopl•l ror Employment Wanted XPEA IENCEO P•l\tOr The bidding has been In ter or ftnd ex ler or Ca ll Don v 11n M eter 985 395 8 2 30fp ------- -------- TODAY SQUESTION Instead o! bidding three spad" your partner hu jumped to lour 1p1des over your three clubs What do you do now' I \ �6- The Dally Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Au~ 2!1 1971 Sentinel Cltissifieds Get Results! Notrce WANT ADS INFORMATION Correc o s Cance at on W I be accepted v 9 a m for Day of Publ ca on AEGU LATIONS The- Pub sher res.e ves right to ed e re eel an y ads o deemed ob1e ct onal The publ sher w 11 no b e espon s b e for more h<tn o e n co ec nsert on RATES clef\ ser on s 15 Pe Cen 0 lays & OBITUARY"' 50 word m n 'l5c Ct arge pe semen OFF CE HOURS 8 JO a n 8 JO a Saturday n o S 00 p m Da y lo 2 00 Noo Card of Thanks MAY GOO BLE SS ea c h e\'eryone ha wav he ped and n any to secure a Ch s an F ag and an Arne can F ag lor the Bur ngham Chu c h that was p esented o he chu rc h Sunday Thank s o Feeney Bennett Post 28 M ddlepo and a I who donated and the comm ee In cha ge Bu the dea est thank s goes to the honor g o y and pra se of our dear Lord May God Bless each and everyone of you 8 18 1tc The Suez Canal 1s 103 m les long and has no locks ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIOS • Sea ed p oposa s w 1 be rece ved by the Oh o Va ey Heath Se rv ces Foundal on Inc 1 B ue Lan e Avenue Athens Oh o a the off ce of he Execut ve 0 re cto on SEP TEMBER 6 973 unt 2 0 Clock Noon Easte n Day gh Servings T me and at !hal me w II be opened pub c y and read to the fu n sh ng of a abor and mater a necessary for the turn sh ng and erect ng of five (5 Emergency Med ca Serv ce Stat ons n Southeastern Oh o at onion Oak H I Jackson Logan and Pomeroy A work sha be done accord ng to he draw ngs and spec f cat ons as prepa red by Hayes Dona dson w tte myer and Pa ners Arch tees 630 s xth St Portsmouth Oh o Proposa s w 1 be rece ved tor the Entre Work and he bu d ngs can be b d n d v dually or com b ned fo all f ve 51 Proposals sha be submitted on proposa Form conta neq n the bound spec 1 cat ons and other con tract documents wh c:h documents are on f e at the office of the Clerk of sa d Agent and at the off ce of the Arch tee t and are ava lable to a prospect ve b dders dur ng regular off ce hours un he clos ng of b ds All Contrac ors agree hat n the h r ng of em p oyees for he performance of work under n s contractor any sub contract he and h s subcontracto s mater at suppl ers or laborers or any other person act ng on his beha f sha no by eason of race creed o co or discrim nate aga ns any c t zen of the State n the emp oym en of a borers or wo kers wno are quallf ed and ava ab e to perform the work and fu thermore th s contractor ag ees that he shal not n any manne diScr m nage aga nst or n t m dote any emp oyees h r ed for the performance of work under th s contract Th s contractor f urther agrees that Art c e 153 59 and 153 60 of the Oh o Rev sed Code Is hereby acknow ledged and understood and shal be followed as f hereto atta ched Cop es of p ans and spec f cat ons and proposa blanks together w th any fu ther nformat on des red may be secured from the oH ce of the Architect upon depos t of a check n the amount of $50 00 made payable to he Arch teet Upon rece pt of a request accomp~n ed by a deposit as named above the Arch teet wl forward copes of b dd ng documents as named n the preced ng parag aph SH p PING CHARGES COLLECT Depos t w be r efunded upon the return of the p ans and speclflcat ons n good cond t on and with postage or exp ess charges prepa d w h n ten ( 10 days after the date b ds a e opened Depos t w no be refunded upo n ret urn of documents at a later date A proposa s must be ac compan ed by a B d Bond executed by a bond ng company I censed by the State of Oh o o by a Ce rt fed Check d awn upon a solvent bank n the Sta e of Oh Q payab e to the order of the Agent nan amount no ess han ten 0 perce nt of he amount of the b d The bond or check sha I be fo fe ted f he bidder fa s to enter nto a contract w th sa d Agent The bonds or checks of the th ee lowest b dde s w 11 be he d un t the execut on Of he co n ract and the fur.n sh ng ot the requ r ed pe formance bond after wh ch th ey w be returned on demand The checks of othe b dde s w 1 be returned on demand a e he bid s are canvassed A Performance Bond of 00 percent of the amoun of he con tra c w h sa t sfa c o y sureties wl be equ ed from the successfu b dders fo the fa thtu perfo mance of he work Finane ai ass sa nee s be ng received tor h s mp ovemen from the Econom c Deve op men Adm n s at on undH a P'ubll c Works mpac P o ec The preferent at h r ng at he unemp oyed and the under emp oyed w h n the arget area wh Ch s Southeas e n Oh o wil be a factor n determining the owest and best bid No bid w be cons dered unless t s accompen ed by he Agreement for Canst uc: t on ot Emergency Med ~a Se r v ce Centers Sou theutern Oh o EDA PROJECT 0~ II 01043 The r ghl s reservea by the Agent to relect any and 1!1 bids and nob dder' may w thdraw h s b d for a per od of h rty 00 davs By Order ot he Oh o Va ey Hea th Serv ces: Foundat on Inc 1 Blue Lane Avenue Athens Oh o 45701 Mr Jack Farrlngton Execut ve D ector y For Sale IJuard t-luust STRIPPERS K NAPP 5 hOc 5 w n er s yles 991 5324 CW ow fa ou t and Call Bu !dozer Rad a lor lo ~ 1 ~ te5 t HoM er Lor~ Nalha l 61gg s Rildlalor Spee~ahst 8 14 l c SMITH NELSON MOTORS. 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ON YOUR DIAL Busmess Opportumttes a TILATING CONTRACT V ELECTR CAL TRACT CON A I proposa s mus c:nn a n he name of eve y person n teres ted he e n be subm t ed on fo rms turn shed by he Ar ch tee and the accompan ed by a sa sfac ory Surety Bond or a Cert f ed Check on a bank dong bus ness n he sta te of Oh o n he amoun of 5 pe cent of th e a al va l ue of t1e b d Bd Secu r ly w be re u ned w h n 10 days af e c on ac for the work has been executed Fa lur e of any b dde o en e nto and execu e a con act to, he wok cove ed ... by he P oposat he has subm tied w th n ten 0 days fo ow ng not ce of award of such wo k o h m Sha cause the b d secu r ty o become forfe ed bv 1he b dde o th e Owner as I QU da ed dam ages and no as a pe na l ty because of such fa lu e on the part of the b dder Each b dder sha 1 be P epa r ed n he even he s he accepted b dder o fu n s.h Surety Bond n a for m sat sfac tory to he Owne n he amount of "\..00 pe ce nt o f the co ntra ct p ce gua an ee ng he successf u comp e on o h e wo k b d upon Proposa s m~y be ma l ed or de vered I ma l ed se nd v a eg ste r ed ma n me for b d open ng B dde s Sha des gna eon the enve ope tha t s a sea ed b d nd ca e he pro ec be ng b d he d v son upon wh ch he s b dd ng he name and address of b dde and addressed o Eastern Local Board of Educat on Eastern H gh School R ee dsv e Oh o 45172 The Owne ese ves he gh o accep t any b d o wave any o all nlorma f es n b ds and o e ec any or at b ds a h s d sere on No b d may be w t1d aw to a pe Od o 30 day s By o der of the Ease n Loca Boa d of Educa on Reedsv c Oh o 8 4 2 28 C 0 New and C erk 9 4 4c NOTI CE OF APPOINTMENT Case No 20968 Frank G Roush Estate of Dec eased Not ce s he eby g ven hat F=rances Weber o 843 Grandon Avenue Co umbu s Oh o nas been du v appo ned Ad m n s arK of I he Es a e o Frank G Rou sh decease d a e of M ne sv e Me. gs County Oh o Da ed h s 9th day of Aug us 913 18 ' ' Mann ng D Webstc Judge Com mon Pea s Cou rt P oba e D v s on Me gs Co un y Oh o 28 31c PUBLIC NOT CE 6 dS w be r cce ved by the V age of M dd epa Oh o Me gs Coun y ij he V age Hal '237 Race S re c un t 4 00 P M Sep em b 5 973 fo e fOI OW ng ma e 0 S 500 on s No 40 Aspha 1 Concre te mo e o ess 2 000 ga ons Tac Coa t mo e or ess Spec 1 ca l ons o app ca on on 1 ea t he Mayo s Off ce 237 Ra ce Slree M dd epo I Oh o 18) 1 14 2 28 41c 8J 2 Gene Grate C erk T easu re V II age of M dd epo t 28 9 4 3 c ME GS Coun ty na ve wan s ac reag e fo e r emen Bu d ngs not mportant Send oca on and pr ce o Box 29 M n ca e of he Da y Sen ne Pomeroy Oh o a 22 6 c WORLD FAMOUS DONNA LEE COMPANY No set ng exper en ce eQu ed as company w u n over compa ny estab shed accoun s ocated n drug va e y supe markets and d sc:oun so es P of t potent a s v rtua ly unl m ted $98 and more to each day worked s a ve y conservat ve est ma te A $3 498 secured nventory nves ment puts you n an es ab shed bus ness r gh now WRITE TODAY < nc ude phone number) DONNA LEE COMPANY 600 N Jackson S1reet Med a Penna 19063 PUBLIC NOTICES Your R1ght to Know For Rent 2 BEDROOM TRA ILER IOxSO 2 bed oom apa tmen both f urn shed Ca 773 5 4 Mason W Va o see Reyno ds F ower Shop r gh on man h ghway 8 28 6tc -·---LEASE a garage n Pomeroy good oca on Bes de Shu e s Ma ket Con act Cu s R If e 8 0 W Ma n Pomeroy Before 2 p m -------- - -- -- - - - - - - B28 3 p EXCELS OR Sa t Wo ks E Man St Pomeroy A k nds of sa 1 water pe ets wa er nuggets block sa and own Oh o R ve Sa Phone 992 ~ MATERIALS CO 773 S5S4 Maso n W Va For Sale d li on ng FALL CLEARANCE 2-14 SPORTSPAL CANOE L1st $334 SALE '280 1-12' SPORTSPAL CANOE L1st $295 SALE '250 '895 Karr & Van Zandt You I Like Our Qu, l IY. Way ol Doing Bus ness GMAC FINANCING 992 S342 Pomeroy Open Evenings T I 8 00 Til s P M Sat mob! c home pu s g g~n l c ava l eb 1 ~ ii MILLER MOBILE HOMES mo W•sh ngton Blvd 013152 1 BELPRE 0 M ddleporl 0 3 BEDROOM house on L ncoln H I v ng room k chen bath and ut I ty room extra large to ove ac e Ha s d veway $ 3 000 Ca l Sun da y ate 2 noon on weekdays a e 5 p m 992 3247 8 5 fc LARGE conven ent bu d ng lo s at Rock Sp n gs Area estr cted fo houses on y Tuppers P a ns 8. Chester water ava abe Call o see 8 II W lie 991 2789 7 24 f c 20% OFF We have plenty of nfles & shot guns n stock - Al so .Jmmun ton and hunting I cense Sepl We W II Be C osed Thur Open Mon Tu es & Wed 8 5 30 Closed Thursday Open Fr & Sal 8 8 GRAVELY tRACTOR SALES 512 E Man POMEROY 2 beclrnn,ms. Real Estate For Sale FURNISHED M DDLEPORT Near sc hoo ls 2 bedrooms large k t chen n ce bath fron t and back porc hes Ask ng on y $8900 00 WI LK N SON sma eng r'IC' SS I ~J S and serv cc 820 J d St ut M dd epo Lawn mower and chan saw repiJ r F ree p ck up and de very Phone 9'n J09~ A so ar ggs and Stutt on and Te c: um se t par s an 30 c GROCERY bus ness lo sa e Bu ding for sale or easo Phone 713 56 8 f om 8 30 p m to 10 p m for appo ntmen 3 ?O 1rc _.....,_.... ______ ...... _ BJ- ACR e roo a ea 6675 - F A RM qD s waie- 6 house n Ll.'lng!w e Phone 99 2 3530 or 7<11 ------- 6 IQ 01p NEW three bedroom I ome 8 Chic (: one cttr Qi\1 O'dt: w h one ac re ot uround toea ted on F atwood! Ro~td Phone 99 2 2 JS 8 28 6 p HOU SE t o sa l e corner lot J bedrooms 9erego air con d t onlng f ull bliSem ent gtt s hE!ll l corn ef o f Ca ntor el'ld Th r(.l S1rcc1 Ma son c i1 77 J S384 8 1! 6 ' EXCAVAT NG DozeS arge and sma ll Backhoes and oaders on rack and II es Dump t uc k Lo bOY ser v ce Sep t c tanks nstat ed George (Bit Pu Ins phone 992 2478 or 992 7402 2 9 tfc SEP TI C TANKS AROB1C SEWAG E SYS TEM S CLEANED REPAIRED M LLER SAN TAT ON STEWART OH 0 PH 662 303S o 4 tfc SEW IN G MACH NES serv ce a makes Repa r 992 2284 The Fab c Shop Pomeroy Autho zed S nger Sales and Serv ce We Sha pen Sc ssors 3 29 tfc 992 3861 9 1 tfc n stove and oven Electr c g ass doors bu t e ec tr c n range carpor t and n A ce lot $5000 00 REASONABLE 2 BEDROOMS fo ced a r fur nace n ce bath front porch and Ia ge ol On y $4 000 00 NEW LISTING $100 00 Per acre for 60 acres n Lebano n Townsh p on good SOON TH NGS W LL BEGIN TO ROLL HERE N THE COU NTY HAVE YO U WHAT YOU WAN T OR NEED BEFORE ALL TH S HAP PENS F NOT COME IN AND 0 SCUSS ITW THONE OF US CONCRETE ght to pro ect Fast and easy est mates Phone 992 Goegle n Ready M )( M dd eport Oh o 6 your Free 328.4 Co & THINGS ~ 5 tf c EXCAVAT NG dozer oader and backhoe work septic tanks ns ailed dump trucks and o boys for h re wl haul fit d rt top so 1 mestone and g ave! Call Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n ght phone 992 lS2S or 991 S231 w th k1 chen w th range and oven ots of ca b nets ca peted carpor t e led r c heat JUST $17 000 00 RUTLAND 3 n ce bedrooms w th c osets n ce k !chen and din ng area bill! lull basemen! w lh shower sto m w ndows and doors c lec tr cheat 5 acr e $650000 GOING BUSINESS Show ng a n cc prof I Good c can s tock Exce ll ent oca tion A g ea t future fo r someone Se ling due lo ill hea lfl CO ME TO THE OFFCE NO PHON E CALLS PLEASE 5 ROOM COTTAGE MIDDLEPORT 2 bed ooms Bo lh 0 nln g room s ory frnm e Somu st o m doors i.H1d w ndow s Porches l,ol 100x l25 Asking $5 500 00 WE HAV E BUY ERS FOR All TYP E PllOPERTY LI ST TODAY 1 ASSOC IATES TO HELP WITH THE SALE OF YOUR PROPERTY HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 992 22S9 If 10 a 1swcr 991 1568 0 DELL WHEEL A gnment located at Crossroads Rt 124 now back to work Complete front end ser v ce tune up and brak e se rv ce Wheels balan ced electroni ca lly AI work gua an eed Reuonebte rates Phone 742 3232 2 J!...•t c RON SHE PAR 0 F loor Wa Remode ng Ceram , e baths Bo• 280 Rut and 142 J664 6 26 tt c MOB LE home repa r Etec lr ca l p umb no and heat ng Phone 992 5858 7 5 tt c ------.----------serv ce HARR SO N S TV and serv ce ca s Phone 992 1512 2 9 tt c ELNA and White Sewing Mach nes Ser v ce on at makes Reasonable rates The Sewi ng Cen t er M d d epor Ohio 1 16 tfc All right rans lime ror a brlcl qUiz What mdiv1dW1l Is exertmg the greateot si ngle Influence on lhe American world of entertainment today' Archie BWlker No Paul McCartney or MICk Jagger' No Red FoJO< or Gloria Slelnernor Johnny Cash' No not even close Would you believe Jesus ' l'hut s r~ghl Jesus C'hml The lines allhc box off1ce are qu eued up for blocks to see tho mov1e vers1on of Jesus C'hrlst Superstar D1tto Godspeli Songs with direct religious expressions of la1th have reached !he upper atmosphere m several forms of music m the past couple of years and many others mention ChriSilamty m passing but concentrate on lhc themes of pence love brotherhood and soc1al justice The Jesus Movement has caught up llteraliy m1lhons of yoWlg people mall sorts of vanallons - none of wh1ch has very much to do w1th the denommallonal differences of their elders And smce the yoWlg of America - r1ght those bearded lon~ haired W!sarutary bearers of beads sandal~ and peace symbols - are lhe mass audience to wh1ch Amencan enlertamment caters to today And 11 Jesus IS b1g w1th so many of them you can bet the rad1o mov1es records and eventually TV w1ll reflect their tastes and expression Some people call1t a phenomenon I don t thmk so We have seen m lhe pasl decade a dislmct rejection or our own (adult) culture by !he kids who eschewed suburban SOCial values conformity and hypocnsy At first they made us mad will the1r freakish clothmg nomadmg wandermgs and obscene language Plus such heresies as saymg the V1etnam was was an Immoral error of g1gant1c proportion Then they scared the deVIl out of us (a not~ nt1re ly f1guat1ve metaphor by the way) by turnmg massively to drugs LSD herom and especially marlfuana became ahnost casual and accepted m the youlh subculture But bemg relahvely mlelhgenl kids the vast ma1or1ty soon found herom and LSD were genumely bad lnps although most still defend mariJuana as no worse than alcohol Whal was the constant thread runnmg through the mod generation s sometimes m1sgmded always perplexmg gyrations of the past decade' I thmk 1t was a smcere urge for a new basis of ethics a foW1dat10n that they could depend upon because It was buill by !heir own hands lhrough their own trlllls and errors In bnef more than most generahons they sought lruth And apparently many many of !hem have found 1t m Jesus Th1s 18 not the Jesus of 1cons and taboos It s not the Jesus or mterrnmable (and Wlunportant ) theolog1cal debates Its not the Jesus of creed or clo1ster and You 33 00- News 6 10 What s My L ne 8 Truth or Con seq 3 Beal the Clock 4 Anyth ng You Can Do 13 E ec Co 20 Book Bea l 33 Amer can L fe Stye 15 7 3o-TheJudge10 Po ceSurgeon3 4 BeatlheCiock 13 How Do Your Ch ldren Grow 20 Ep sode Act on 33 Protectors 8 To Tell the Trulh 6 To be announced 15 8 oo-Adam 12 3 What s The B g Idea ' 33 Sonny & Cher 8 0 20 9 Jo-Man Bu ds Man Destroys 20 33 10 DO-News 2iJ <men Marshall 6 13 Cannon 8 o Search 3 Fo k L 1e Fesl val4 R ch allhe Top 33 11 Oo-News 3 4 6 8 0 13 15 11 30--,.Johnny Carson 3 15 Dan I me Tomorrow 0 Come to th e War and Peace 6 lJ 11 35 Move Call Me Madam 10 11 45-Johnny Carson 4 1 Oo-News 13 Man trom U N C L E 2 Oo-News 4 The Cruel Sea Generation Rap ~ By lldt n .md Sut Hottel &- ~l]J~~®~ 4cta•&IJ .-I,_. l•v IU NFU J\HNOL 0 " " ' uon U l Unscramble these four Jumbles. one letter to each square to form four ordinary word11 10 I () I(,(IRCIIJ ( I I 3 Baseball 15 Measure for Measure 8 3o-Banacek 3 4 Mov e A Greal Amer ca n Tragedy 6 3 9 oo-oan August 8 0 Mus cal Encounter 20 33 ,. 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Happens - In 1973 DEAR HE lEN AND SUE Y~ u probably won t believe lhls bul you 11 know !he Hell I ve been tt rough IS the trulh 1f ~ou check my letter with the rnan who helps run !he hot !me in our city - I m sending you his name md address thopgh 1 can t send mine !turned 15 and found out I was pregnant m the same month My boyfr end Bill and 1 were scared tellmg our parents seemed !he worst thmg possible Then an older fr1end of B1ll s told him about a lady that did abortiOns (they re 1llegal m our state) She was supposed to have worked m the gynecology department of a hospital and the priCe was only $200 much less than a tnp to New York even 1f 1couldha~e made II secrelly B1ll pul $50 down and then 1 got cold feel and called lhe Rap Lme J'hey warned me abo~t this lady and offered to help me but Bll d1dn I trust anyone who nught tell h1s folks When l111.~1sled B1ll sa1d we d have to go by th1s woman s house to get h1s $50 back He went to her door and then before 1 knew what was happenm~ a man came to the car pulled me oul and earned me to the basement I was t1ed to a table lape pul over my moulh and around my wr1sts All! remember after that was ternble pam! thought would never end Fmally 1t was over and l couldn I QUit crymg They kepi sa)'lng Everylhmg s okay you re not pregnant any more Bill took me home - my parents had gone out When they returned they loWld me lymg on lhe floor hemorrhagmg They rll:lhed me to a hosp1tal (gave a fake name) and I was there slx days l still wake up screarumg The doctor said 1f my folks had been len mmutes later getlmg home 1 would have bled to dealh My parents are hurt angry and ashamed They wouldn t report !his and l couldn t You see the abortwn woman said they took piCtures of me m the basemenI and they re hornble If I say anythmg they 11 pass them around and I could never face anyone agam f they did Dad says 1am lucky the doctor duln I report 1t and that this Will be a secret but I II never never forget I cant have babies now Please Helen and Sue warn people about Illegal abortiOns fl this letter help ones gu-1 from gomg through what I did 1t Will be worthwhile - SHERRY 7 Love Thy Neighbor 6 , z ;;::,:~ "~':;::•:·:<•:•:< >::'.<>.W&-~»Y.%<'1,: tiNZAIN III ~ by THOMAS JOSEPH ACHOSS Gut here 5 Basehall 38 Uorman arl clc 39 Not new llOWN houn c 8 Sur r unded Proof reall ng mark 2 K nd of by 9 J UZ7. 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on se cutn•e Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY • DEADLINES 5 P M,.Da11 Before Pub ca o Monday Dead ne 9 a m 8 Wh'L!'W.'W'Mc.WA. 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The Dally Sentlnel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Aug 28 1973 For sale West None vulnerable Soulb North East IN T Pass Pass 3N T Pass Pass Opemng lead- tQ By Oswald & James Jacoby II you are playmg rubber bndge you aren t happy w1lh your three no trump conlracl Of course you are sure of your game but you would have liked lo have reached s1x d1amonds If you are a duphca te player you see that 1f you can make lhree overtricks at your no IJ'ump contract you will do well since VIrtually everyone will be m the same contract and probably most of lhem w1ll only make f1ve You see that seven 1s almost 1mposs1ble You wdl need four club lncks and some sorl of spade-heart squ•e.- lnr th•t so you aufflhe urst spade on general prmc1ples You wm the second one m dummy lead a club and fl nesse the 10 The finesse works and now since East started with exaclly three clubs you are gomg to make four club lncks and smce lhe jack of diamonds Is gomg to drop mcely you are gomg to make 12 lncks Was there any reason lo fl nesse agamst East? Yes there was You were sure of four club tricks on lhls hne If East held queen queen small or queen and two small In clubs Playmg Wesl for the queen you would only score lour club lncks agalnsl a slnglelon WH5N YOU SLAMM5D TH !!> o$-ll.l. 'i HA ON T'-IEHOOI< r MU~T I-lAVE: OPENeD A T'RAP 000~ UNOER: '(O(J~ F55T NONSENSS,li<ERE'S l'lENlY Oto ROOM AT MY PLACE AND :t COULD U5E 11-11:: COMPAAY ·-t::.=.ALLEY OOP NEWSPAPER EN £APR SE ,t,SSN --------------- AUTOMOBILE ns urance been ca n ce ed? Lost your opera o s li ce n se Ce 992 7426 ,_ 6 I S tfc _______ _ NIEGLER Bu ld ng Supp y for bu d ng house .s C:a t Cv Nlllg e Rae ne Oh o 8 21 IOip Wut North E11t I" Pa" ,. 28 BARNEY So•lh Pa9S 2+ Pu• 3+ p.., 3+ Pus ' You Soulh hold +Q lilt t AI +A K H 7 What do yuu do now ? A- Jon ~ld loor ••adet Your .l SNUFFV ME AN TH FELLERS ARE GIVIN 0 ~ SLIM POTTER A LE:ETLE GOIN AWA'f PARTV TODAV I THOUGf THIS TR IA L WUZ Nt:XT WEEK UJHEN I START SCHOOL NEXT WEEK WLl I 6ET THE SAME PE5K I HAD LAH 'lEAR' HOW Wll.L I KNOw iHAr M'( NEW DESK MMN f 6EEN 8u66EP .? PROBADL'( NOT pilrtaer hat nol shown the 1l1n• of life )'II were llopl•l ror Employment Wanted XPEA IENCEO P•l\tOr The bidding has been In ter or ftnd ex ler or Ca ll Don v 11n M eter 985 395 8 2 30fp ------- -------- TODAY SQUESTION Instead o! bidding three spad" your partner hu jumped to lour 1p1des over your three clubs What do you do now' I \ �8- Th Dailv Sentin~t. Middleport -Pomeroy, 0 ., Auj.~ . 28, 1973 Searls claims union busting is company's aim at Sporn Plant • NEW HAV EN - I nral 426 UWUA Pres. Searls charged Monday - the 58th day of the Phillip Sporn strikethat the company supervision Is out to "destroy" the union . Searls made this charge In the follow ing prepared release : August 27. 1973 "We. the members of Local 425, UWUA, Involved in a labor di spute with our employer. Cen tral Operating Company. are th is day in our 58th day of the strike. " II has been ,a quiet and peaceful strike, as so an nounced by mnnaqement at State fair lor div ision . The Reserve Champion Lamb was shown by Steve Westlake of Marysville wh ile the Grand Champion pen of three lambs was shown by Mark Sprack len of Xen ia . Wesllake also won re· serve three-lamb honors . Alan Strayer . 17, Sidn ey, and Rick Fogle, 14, Marion , copped the senior and junior showman· ship classes in the swine divi· slon. Mike Cow, 16, Jefferson· ville, was nam ed senior cham· pion in the junior fa ir barrow showman ship co nt est . Junior champloh was Marvin Larrick of Leesburg h. MEIGS THEATRE Tonight thru Thursday Aug. 28-29-30 NOT OPEN Philip Sporn Plant only last week . We agree. Company employees have llowed freely past the picket line at the main gate. corning and going . Food supply trucl\s have replenished the company 's kitchen as often as necessary . Equipmen t and materials have entered the premises by behind-the-back means, such as by boat and ra il, under cover of darkness. and through other entrances to lhe company property unat. tended by union pickets. The food truck and other enclosed vehicles are smuggling in outsiders and materials too. The helicopter is busy as a little bee. ferrying In sca bs from other power plants and offices, many believed coming from out of sta te. l:ven women have been accompanying the pilot for a " joy ride '' to th e plant. " Thus, we wholehear tedly agree with the company that things have been peaceful . They have to be pleased that all is 9oing so well. for them. ' All is not so pleasant on the other side of the line . But this is as iI should be, as supervision has . openly staled that they want to break the union . or better, destroy us. And they have s.hown lime and lime again, they wi ll sloop to any and all low ly means to do so~ Some of our members are ha vi ng a very rough time of it . They have had to find any employment that would help ORDINANCE NO . 441 AN ORDINANCE TO PLACE A CURFEW ON THE TOWN OF POMEROY , FOR PERSONS UNDER THE AGE OF 18 YEAR S. pay btlls and put food on the table. " Back on June 27th , before the strike began , the company agreed to meet with un ion represenlelives to "negotiate" a new contract. This was on ly four dars before the previous contrac deadline of June 30th. Union officials had notified the company they had been ready to meet as early as the first week of June. In eflecl. at that one and only meeting , there were no negotiations whatever, only the company's cut and dr ied llrm offer, take It or leave iI. "Their offer of an Increase In wages was not close to what we had a.sked for , but admit tedly, it was ac:;ceptable - no big hassle there. " Other Im provements of · fered were In connection with life and medi cal Insurance and the retirement plan . They are good points, beneficial to all employees. They were made a • part of the package we co uld bargain for . The slingi ng part was tha t these very same items were automat ica lly presented to all non -union-represented em pl oyees . These benefits were a lready In effect in June for over 75 supervisors, the other 21 0 uf us had to negotiate for lhenn . This in Itself is discrimination between human be.lngs. and it gnaws at a man 's mtnd . " Finally, they generously off ered an increase in shift premi um s to the second and third shifts of three cents per hour and an increase of Sunday TWO FORFEIT BOND One defendant was findd and two others forfeited bond in Syracuse Mayor Herman London 's Court Monday night. Charles L. Lane, Pomeroy, was fined $20 and costs for speeding, Clarence D. Mcintyre, Racine, forfeited a $22.75 bond for speeding, and Clifford C. Sullivan, Alexandria, La., forfeited a $20 bond for expired operator's license . The defendants were cited to court by Police Chief Milton Varian. Friday thru Monday Aug. 31 . Sept. 1-2 BATTLE FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES · (Technicolorl Roddy McDowall Claude Akins BE IT OR DAINED . as follow s by the Cou ncil of the Village of Pom eroy. Ohio, two -th irds of all member s e lected ther e to co ncu rr ing. An ordina nce to place a curf ew on the Town of Pomeroy , fo r persons under the ( PGJ age of 18 years. Seclion 1. II wi ll be i? Plus violation of this Ordi nan ce to THE PUBLIC EYE any and all persons und er the (Technicolor) ag e of 18 years to be upon the Mia Farrow streets , sidewa lk s, par king Michaeo Jaysion ar eas, bus iness hOuses . etc. of the Town of Pomeroy. aft er (Gl 11 :00 P.M. unless acc ompan ied Show Starts 7 p.m . by a parent or court appointed lega l guardian . Sec tion 2. Th e Town 's fir e ren will P.. M. nightsound , andat all10 :00 persons 1- - - - - - - - -... sieach under the age of 18 years rn ust be in co mpl iance wi th Section 1 of th is Ord ina nce . . ... ' Sec_tion 3. Perso ns who fa il to comply with th is Ordinan ce will ; I ( ·" l!l(lll Nl<j l l tl y be arrested by Pol ice an d will be made to appear in th e Juv eni le Cou r•t of Meigs County Tonight, Aug. 28 along with their par en ts . Upon arrest, th e said person will be Double Feature Program taken to Pom eroy City Hall 'LADY SINGS where the paren ts of said THE BLUES' person , or legal guardian , will be sum maned to transport th e Diana Ross said person to his or her place of is Bill ie Holida y residency . If a parent or (Color) guard ian is not ava ilable for ( Rl transportat ion , the final - Plusctecision will be lett to th e disc retion of Me igs County A SEPARATE Ju ven ile Authorities . PEACE Sec liion 4. Any and all acts of (Color) destruction , vandalism . de · (PGJ linquency, etc ., incurr ed by said person will be lhe full res pon sibility of the parents , or legal Wednesday thru Saturday guardian of th e sai d person . Sec tion 5. The cu rf ew will Aug . 29 thru Sept. 1 begin at 11 :00 P. M. and end at Specia I Four 6:00 A.M. the follow in§ da y. Day Showing This said curfew will be in effect Walt Disney's seve n (7) day s a week . THE WORLD'S Sec tion 6. Exceptions shall be made to Section 1 in case of any GREATEST ATHLETE organization sponsored events . (Technicolorl Sec tion 7. That th is Ord ina nce Tim Conway shall be declared an emergency Roscoe Lee Browne Ordinance and shall take effect (G) and be in force from ana after th e ear liest per iod allowed by - Pluslaw . THE MAN Passed : 8-6-73 (Color) APPROVED James Earl Jones Donald (:ollns, Mayor Martin Balsam ATTEST : Jane Walton, Clerk (Gl (8) 28 ; (9) 4, 11. Jtc PICNIC PLANNED The Twin City Shrine Club will hold a potluck picnic at the Shrine Park in Racine on Labor Day at 2 p.m. for all Shriners and their families Shrine ttes, honorary Shrine' widows, and new members. MASON DRIVE-IN , . I I( 1 " " , 1 AUNT DIES SYRACUSE _ Mr. and Mrs. · Brooks Sayre , Syracuse, received word Monday of the death of his aunt Lillian Bentz Coe of Canton,' formerly of Racine. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2:30 at the Reed Funeral Home Raff ' Road, Canton. SALE SET A rwnmage sale will be held Wednesday, Thursday and Friday in the building next to the Middleport Pentecostal Church, South Third Ave., beginning at 10 a.m. each day, spo nsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of the church. GETS HOLE IN ONE Don Nelson, Middleport, employe of' the Pomeroy National Bank, hit a hole-inone Sunday at Mason Golf Course. It came on the 230:.yard fifth hole . HELP WANTED ' Stationary Fireman High pressure license required . Contact Richard Baker , power . plant or Gomer Phillips, personnel office r, GSI. Ph . 446-1642. WITH AN AUTO LOAN premium ol dime. " The company wailed only three days In to July before It Informed us we were without coverage on our life Insurance and medical Insuran ce for ourselves and fannllles. unless each employee paid the full cost of the premium, which would run as high as S57.2S per month In sotn e cases . " Our employer is only a part of the parent company, which is a giant In Industry today. The system had In 1972. a 15 percen t Increase in operating revenue over th e prev ious year. or S860 million . In net earnin\ls• the system had over SIS6 mt ll lon, an Increase of S40 million in two years . They had total assets of al most S4'h bJIIion at year 's end. 1972. " With t·he Immensity of these fig ures. it is difficult to believe that so huge an organization can bli! so Intent on destroying one single employee and his family . This is exactly their aim in exploiting one of our brothers. David Frye. He was charged wi lh felonious assault Weather Mostly sunny, hot and humid today and Wednesday. Highs both days in the low and mid 90s. Clear and warm again tonight with lows in the lower 70s. AUTOS COLLIDE Two cars had minor damages in an accident on Nye Ave., Pomeroy, at 6:05 Monday . Police said a car driven by Jeanie Schneider, 17, Pomeroy, started to make a left turn, then did not complete it, pulling instead into the path of a car driven by Charles Bailey of Portland. There were no charges filed and no injuries. Maybe snany little sports cars are your idea H&H TRAVEL TRAILERS BIRTHS ANNOUNCED A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Zerkle, Mason; a son to Mr. and Mrs. James K. Meadows, Mason, and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd A. Reynolds, Point . Pleasant, at Holzer Medical Center, August 27. DIVORCE ASKED Helen M. Knotts, Langsville, Rt. 1, filed suit for divorce in Meigs County Common Pleas Court against Frank J. Knotts, Nelsonville, charging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty . REUNION SET The Ours family reunion will be held Sunday at the Rock Springs Fairgrounds with a basket dinner at 1 p. m, Those attending are to bring table service. OESTOMEET Evangeline Chapter, OES,will hold officers' practice at 7 p. m. Thursday at the Temple . CHESTER VOL FIRE DEPT. ANNUAL i: we'll be glad to finance the car of your dreams here. Our low bon!( rgtea will san vau money! Walk-up· Window Bar·B·Qu~, ..""'" Friday Evenings 5 to 7 P.M. WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FREE PITTSBURGH lilbens ~alional B hk -c.CINCINNA Tl MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MemJJer Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation i,.. i,.. Ice Cream Parade and Tractor Pull SEPTEAABER 3rd *Any One Wish.ing To Be In Parade ,..,.. ,..,.. Contact Ross Cleland 985-3955, Chester, 0. ,..,.. ,.. : For weigh-in of farm tractors be at the fire ,.. house at 10 o'clock Labor Day. ~ : ,..* BAR-B-QUE STARTS 11:30 PARADE STARTS 1:30 : TRACTOR fiULL STARTS 2:00 . . Council can't enact business ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Mystery of the good life ... whatever your preference, Auto Teller Window and Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED George Batey, Pomeroy ; Reva Norris, Ra cine; Mildred Hudson Pomeroy ; Clara Radford ' Racine; Jeffrey Howell I' Pomeroy ; Maude Connolly , Mason ; Dana Covert Pomeroy; Hazel Curtis' ' Reedsvtlle. DISCHARGED - Carnie Young , K~thryn Werry, Charles Nelson, Alberta Ri chards, Ola Cremeans, Maggie King. those of the 11uto workers, steel main en tranc . " We !eel that II would have workers , plumbers , elec· been very appar nt, even to a trlclans. masons and other passerby, that wh en four cra ft s, yet all of these cornp ny svperv lsors (two of professions, plus all Industry, which carried ca"'eras) liP· connmerclal businesses , preached the main entrance, homeowners and Individuals !her had definite reason to are solely dependant on the be l eve th ere would be a utility com panies and their dis turban ce, beca use they skilled workers . In today's society, electricity Is nearly liS were set on crea11ng II . " Our employer Is quite necessary as food . " We on the outside have willing to spend many thous11nds of dollars to deny already to's! 11 lost of money, their own skilled workers the and we will lose more. Those' on right to ask for higher wages, the Inside have made a lot of better benefits and work ing money . But TIME Is very condit ions to stay within reach precious In a man's life, and ·of the soari ng cost of living . soon they (and their families, If Due to the lack of a quorum, The utility workers' wages, on It matters) will have lost a regular meeting of Mld- a national scale, laq behind forever the summer of '73." dlepart council was not convened Monday night. Three coun cil members present, Fred Hoffman , David Ohlinger and Lawrence Stewart, discussed informally Open Weekdays 9: 30 to sp.m. several matters. It was agreed Shop Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 9 p.m. to authorize the Walter H. Drane Co. of Cleveland to include in the village ordinances being recodified a provision that it is illegal to distribute pamphlets , advertising and other reading material in the community without paying a $5 permit fee . I It was also agreed that it is the function Of the board of public affairs to submit the recent sewage disposal system study completed by Floyd G. Browne and Assoc to the En-' vironmental Agency. Present · besides the counci!Inen were Mayor John Zerkle, Maintenance Supervisor Harold Chase, Clerk-Treasurer, Gene Grate, and Police Chief J. J. Cremeans. ould pre I ely pinpoint II liSp Is of lh en oun ter from only the company's view. He ou ld not. however, de term In whether there w re 5 or 17 men present ; nor did he give any explanation as to why the claimant was not 9lven any satisfaction from the assistant plant manager when asked, on several occasions, what his purpose was for being at the ATIENDS MEETING CLIFTON - Mrs . Ray (Edtth) Fox, Clifton, president of Mason County Homemakers Council, was one of 32 representatives of West Virginia to attend the National Squad runs made Extension Homemakers Pomeroy E -R squadmen Council at Akers Hall Building answered a call at 4:13 a.m. at Michigan State University. today to the George Conroy Mrs. Fox enrolled in two residence in Chester for Clara classes, "Decorating on a Shoe PROGRAM SET String" and " In tern a tiona! Conroy, who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital Doyle N. Smales, manager of Relations." where she was admitted as a Forked Run Stake Park, said medical patient. today the "Chaparells" will At 7:55 p.m. Monday, the appear at the park at 8:30p.m. squad went to the home of Friday in a program of Kerns Roush, Forest Run, country-western and rock where Mr. Roush was dead music. The public is invited. remaining property. upon the squad's arrival. At "You will note that in order 11:18 a.m. Monday the squad to do this the President and went to the Roy Howell Mrs. Nix{)n had to borrow residence on Laurel Cliff for CRUSADE UNDERWAY money, pay interest at current Jeffrey Howell who was having CHESTER An rates, and like most difficulty breathing. ' He was evangelistic crusade is being Americans, they still owe held at 8 each ev~ning through money on their property," said taken to and admitted at Veterans Memorial Hospital. September 1 with the _Rev. Warren. RQbert Meece as evangelist at the Joppa Church grounds, n~ar _Chester. A cl~ster choir will ~mg and there will be o~er 593-6816 spectal · ~u~1c_ e~ch evenmg. ATHENS, 0. 93 Columbus Rd . The pubhc 1s mvtted. ********************************* i: i the tlrst day ot the strike In confron tation with Ralph Warner, assistant plant rnana9er . Sever I days la ter . Frye was fired by the ompany and Warn er dropped th e felonious assault charge. only to hav Frye named as defendant in a civil sui t by the Stale ol West Virginia . On July 20, the defendant was ruled eligible lor unemployment cornpensallon . " Centra l Operating Com · pany would not r.elenl and permit th is one single in divldual. the defendant, to draw unemploym en t to sustain himse lf and family . They were obsessed with uncommon Indecency and svccessfufly had the previous decision reversed at a tr ial examiner's ·rullng on Aug . 14th. · "The exa miner mentioned 16 facts that existed, In his opinion, al the time of the In· ci dent . wh ic h led to his decision. This keen observer : ,.. .: t******************************' CLOSE OUT SALE Jane Colby ] ane Colb y desig ns a 100'/c pol yester knit trio that i,s sure to win friend s and inAuence the right people. The subtle plaid blazer is acce ntu ated by the tasteful solid pointelle rib long sleeved turtl e nec k top. The superb fillin g solid pull-on cuffed pants complete this perfect j!O everywhere washable threesome. Everything Goes Featuring Travel Trailers By: Coatsman, Fan, Omerigo, Four Seasons and Pravd Free customer parking on Second Street and at our Mechanic Street Warehouse. Orive A Little Save A Lot No Reasonable Offer Refused ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY YOUR ADMIRAL DEALER ......,..... ..-- � 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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