https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bd979520e68c323f6d30bcbbbaae06c7.pdf 54ad063e47148928c19e23af803abdd0 PDF Text Text 10 The Daoly Senllnd, Middlcport-Pomcrov. 0 .. Aug. 30. 1973 ·Trapped men hopeful CORK, Ireland tUPll - Two men trapped In a llny submarine nearly I,SOO feet down on the sea noor watched their air supply slowly dwindle today as they waited for rescue vessels to arrl vc and try to bring them to the surface. Ashore, theor wives waited patiently, expressing confidence their husbands would not panic and that the rescue mission would succeed. The submarine . Pisces III with Its two-man British crew was burying n transatlantic cable 150 miles southwest of Cork Wednesday when the crew radioed from 1,375 feet down that they could not MASON DRIVE-IN . , ( "' " ' ,, I, , " ' 1\ 1q l 1I I t Sa,turday Aug. 30 1hru Sepl. I To~ight1hru Special Four Day Showing Walt Disn ey 1s THE WORLD'S GREATEST ATHLET E <Technicolor) Tim Conway Roscoe Lee Browne (Gl - Plus- THE MAN !Color! James Earl Jones Mart in Bal sam !G) MEIGS THEATRE Tonight, Aug. JO NOT OPEN Friday thru Mooday Aug. 31 . Sepl. l-2 BATTLE FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES (Techmcolor) Roddy McDowall Claude Akins ( PG ) Plus THE PUBLIC EYE (Technlcoior ) Mia Farrow Mi chaeo Jayston (G I Show Starts 7 p.m . surface. A spokesman for Vickers Oceanics, Ltd ., owners of the Pis es. said there was only enough air aboard to last until about 9:30 a.m. (4:30 a.m. ESTl Saturday. Crrwmen in Radio Contact The tTewmen, Roger Mallinson, 35, and Roger Chapman, Howard J0 hnson of Mason dies . . MASON, IV. Va. - Howard W. Johnson, 60, Mason, doed this morning at Holzer Medical Center. He was bOrn April I~. 1913, at West Columboa. He was preceded in death by his parents, Fred and Sue. 'J'ate Johnson, and a son, Er nest. Mr . Johnson was ~ furnace tapper at ~'oote Mineral, a member of the Mason United Methodist Church, treasurer of the Mason Volunteer Fire Dept. and trustee of Umon Local 5171, United Steel Workers of America. He is survived by his wore; Kathryn Young Johnson; five sons, Howard Wilson, Brad and Chartes, all of Mason; Robert Ray, of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla ., and Gle n of Letart ; two daugh t.ers, Mrs. Kathryn nose and Miss Belva Johnson, both of Mason; three sisters, Mrs. Fra nces Gehring and Mrs. Catherine Ward, both of New Cumberland, W. Va., and Mrs. Eulah Redma n, Mason ; three bro thers, Frankhn and Donald of Ma son, and Robert of Toronto, Ohio, and )2 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1:30 p. m. at the Mason United Methodist Church with the Rev. Bobby Woods officiating. Burial will be in Kirkland Memorial Gardens. Friends may call at the residence anytime after noon Friday and at the church one hour before services. Foglesong Funeral Home is in charge. ITI 28 - in radio contacl with two ships standing by- said they are so far in good condition. 'L'1lree submarines-one from Canada, one from the United States and one from Englandwere being flown to the scene to aid in rescue operations. A Vickers spokesman said the Vickers Voyager, mother ship of the crippled craft, had picked up two of the rescue submarines, both commercial vessels, and was sailing to the scene. The third submarine, the unmanned U.S. Navy drooe Curv Ill from the Undersea Center in San Diego, CaUl., was expected to arrive at Cork late today and head for the Pisces aboa rd a navy ship. Navy officials said the Curv III "would be used to try to attach a line to the sub if other rescue attempts !au.:· ASK TOWED Ronald William Harvison, 20, Middleport, Rt. 1 and Janet Maroe Davos, 17, Middleport; Robert Franklin Musser, 55, llt. 1, Rutland, and Betty Jane lliggs, 49, Rutland, Rt. 1; Jed Will, Jr., 19, Pomeroy, and Penny Lynn Smith, 16, Middleport ; Jeffrey Charles Harris , 19, Portland , and Deborah Mary Cross, 19, Raci ne; Randall Lee Roush, 19, New Haven and Merrl Christine Ebersbach, 18, Pomeroy. UNIT CALLED OUT The Middleport E·R squad was called to North Second Ave. at 3:38 p.m. Wednesday for Nellie Hanson, a possible hear I patient. She was taken to Veterans Memorial l{ospital where she was admitted. At 9:50p.m. Wednesday the squad was called to aid in a search lor Rodney Clonch whose bicycle was found at the levee, and it seemed the youth was missing. However, he was located and the call was cancelled. COUPLE INJURED The Pomeroy E-R squad was called at 9:06p.m. Wednesday to Burlingham for Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Spencer who were injured in an auto accident. 'J'hey were taken to Veterans Memorial' Hospital where they were admitted. The VIckers spokesman said there was food und water aboard the Pisces and that Ooo Vickers Voyager left buoys to mark the area where the <!isabled crafl lies . A British naval vessel and a commercial ship were on the scene talking to the two ·men by radio. "All I cun say Is that my husband is doing his best to raise the craft and he Is not the sort of man to panic. I know him too well. lle is exceptional· ly experienced and he is a very, very sensible person," sa ld Mallinson's wife, Pamela. "Our three children have been told what has happened, but they are not panicking. They know their lather too well/' she said. Chapman's wife, June, said, "I am not too worried because I know everything possible is being done." The couple is childless. HOMECOMING SET A homecoming will be held Sunday at the Chester Church of lhe Nazarene starting at 1:30 p.m. There will be special singing, including , an ap. pearance of the Davis Trio of West Virginca . The Rev . Herbert Grate, pastor, extends an invitation to the public. ICE CREAM gal. Androck Chrome Plated BARBECUE TOOLS Reg. 1.69 WOMAN MISSING Lawrence County lawmen have asked Meigs County to assist in a search for an elderly woman lost In a wOOded area there. She was last seen on the morning of Aug. 28. Set NOW YOU KNOW By the time he is 16, the average American will 'nave spent 14,000 hours watching .,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.... t.elevision. Labor Day Sale FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9 PM Court to hear 5 cases Sept. 13 The Fourih District Court of Appeals will convene on Thursday, Sept. 13, at 9:30 a. m. The court Is comprised of Judge Earl E. Stephenson. Presiding Judge from Ports· ' mouth; Judge Gordon B. Gray of Atherui, and Judge llomer E. Abele of McArthur. The following cases are .scheduled for hearing: Security Sewage Equipment Co. vs. Ohio Valley Electric Co., et al.; Edward T. Evans vs. American Hardware Mutual Ins. Co., et al.; Slate of Ohio vs. Charles J . Henderson; Melvin VanMeter vs. llolzer Medical Center, et al. ; In the 'Matter of the Petition for a Writ of Habeas Corpus for Robert P. Brown and Virginia Fay Wheeler, minors. WHEAT SEED BAD COLUMBUS (UP! ) - An Ohio State University agronomist said today farmers will have low germina lion wheat seed to plant this year. Gordon J . Ryder, extensoon agronomist at OSU, said farmers will be in a biod with plans to plant more acreage, but with seed or poor quality. FUNDS DEMANDED COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) Charging the Nixon ad· ministration with ignoring a "clear Congressional man. date," Ohio Attorney General William J. Brown filed suit in U. S. Dostrict Court here Wednesday to force 'the release of $2.6 million in impounded federal education funds. MEETING CALLED Athletic directors and coaches of the Southern Valley Athletic Conference will meet at 8 p.m. this evening at the office of Gallia County School Supt. Comer Bradbury in Gallipolis. An election of of. fleers and other business will highlight the session. SUIT FILED A suit for partition of real eslate has been filed In Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Glenn I. Cundiff, Jr. , aga inst Patricia Cundiff Marcinko, Reedsville, et al. The property is located In Syracuse. Mens Double Knit Friday and Saturday WOMENS DRESSES DRESS SLACKS Our e ntire stock of Misses and half size Fall Dresses Is Included . Flare leg styles . straight leg models and the popular new cuffed flares . Solid colors · plaids · checks · stripes. Sizes 29 to 50 waist. Select your correct length. Sale Prices Our entire stock of womens tailored and la ce trimmed slips is Included. Regular and womens sizes. mini. s hort, average and tall lengths . Regular $2.98 to $7 .00 . GIRLS BODYSHIRTS Sleeping Bags and (Pillows) Stuff Bags 112 Price . 2 for '879 Sizes B to lB. 100 per cent Polyester double knit. Wea r with a tie or open collar. Excellent pattern and color selection. Sale Price •3.99 Be su~e to see ~~~~~e ~ther boys long sleeve sport sh irts. A truly f1ne select• on 1n stzes 6 to 20. Now is a good time to bur what you need for school and fall wear. TO MEET MONDAY Fo·ed Stover announced today that a Civil Defeoue meeting will be held at the Gallla County Court House Monday, beginning at 7:30p.m. le. R. Ph, Open Dally 8:00a .m. 1o 10:00 p.m . Sunday lO :JO. tl : 30 and l to 9 p.m. PRESCRIPT IONS PH. 992-2955 Friendly Service 112 E. MAIN 1 POMEROY, 0. Bath Towels Pant Sets Sl igh1 (Slacks and Shirt) $2.50 ' I . I AIIMIIOI Polaroid Square Shooter 2 CAM ERA OUTFIT irregulars . Regularly priced from 1o $4.00 if perfect. Sale sl 59 Sale s266 Called the minute maker kit- Contains Polaroid Square Shooter 2 Camera · Carrying case . 1 pack film and 2 flash cubes. . Another Big Selection Mens and Boys Sale Prices SPORT BELTS See the new reversible belts in boys sizes 20 to 28 -mens sizes 30 to 38. Complete selection of sizes mens leather work belts . \1/• inch width black or brown . Sizes 32 to 50. PI us plenty of the wide sport belts - white, black, brown and fashion colors. Sizes 20 to 28.for boys · 30 to 38 for men. • Also Special Sale prices now on Polaroid Square Shooter 2 Cameras, • See these fine Polaroid Cameras and save. Camera Department· 1st floor. Drapery Department Visit the Drapery Dept. and see the New Cape Cod Curtains . Friday· Saturday Sale Carhartt Brown · Duck Permanent Press white with beautiful checked ruffle trim in Red , Blue, Brown, Gold. Green . No ironing · machine washable ·. wrinkle fr ee. WORK CLOTHES floor . Buy the Ca rhartt clothes yo u need. You'll r ea lly save this week .end. 36" Length •3.79 pair 45" Length •4.29 pair ' 63" Length •5.59 pair Sale Prices Matching Valance •2.29 A complete selection of styles and sizes in famous Carhartt Brown Duck · Bib overa lls . Carpenters overalls . Insulated covera lls. Work Dungarees . Jacke1s . Hoods . Pile Lined Vesls. Stop In Friday or Saturday - Mens Depar1ment . 1st l~~~~--·-·---------------...1· Tier curtains In same beautiful colors. Mens 55.95 Long Sleeve length Sport and Dress Shirts and extra large (17-17112 ). $329 pr. length Just Received New Shipment Sale! Solid colors · Plaids . Stripes Checks All permanent press labrlcs in small (\4-14'hl. medi um 115·15'1>) , large (l6·16'h ) • CLING It's an excellent selection of .s1y les - al l well known makes Friday · Saturday Sale 1.49 leather Grained 1 All vinyl stick-on plas11c. wide . Beautiful assor1menf solids and palferns In all colors. VOL. XXV NO. 98 54'' width Cloth back - Big assortment colors. Spetial 3 yd. $1.00 Save now at Elberfelds Mechanic Street Warehouse during our sale of famous Whirlpool Appliances. 9f yd. Drapery Department Permanent Press KIMBALL PIANO SALE! Rayon. Beautiful quality white curtain with 6" embroidered ruffle across bottom . Blue, Rose, Gold trim . 2 only $895. 00 Kimball 40 inch maple l::arly American Console Pianos with gold and brown pattern padded bench. . Sale Priced ·--------------------------· 1 only 5910.00 Kimball French Provincial 40 Inch Console Piano. Fruitwood finish with padded bench to match. _________________________ Sale Priced ; T1er, 36" length ................ ,........ 13.89 pr. Matching Valance ............. , ... :....... ..'2.49 Swag Valance To Maicli............ ~ ....... 14.49 Drapery Dept.-Second Floor New Shipment MULTI-PURPOSE THROWS Non slip · fringed · wa~hable. See the beautiful palterns and IIOiids. Ideal !or chairs · all sizes · Sotu · Hide·•· Beds . Loungea . Chalsn · Sectiooats. etc. Stzes 60x70, 70x90, 70xl20, 70xlol0. All ma~htne washable. FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, !973 . 'PHONE 992-2156 Lifeline on sunken sub *' 4 Children burned to death, ~ ~~ )~* four other persons hurl it, LAST DAY - It was work ~s usual for Sheila Hicks, even though Thursday was her last day as deputy Auditor. Court House employes honored her on her leaving and presented her a gift of money . Cake, sandwiches, coffee and punch were served. By United Press International ffiONTON - LAWRENCE COUNTY COUR'I' of Appeals ruled this week Robert A. Russell Sr., Pedro, was to be reinstated as a bus driver for the Rock Hill Local School, the Ohio Association of Public School Employes said today. Russell's reinstatement means he will also get back pay from Feb. 15 through Aug. 27. The Rock Hill Board of Education discharged Russell late in 1972, charging him with "insubordination and advocating a strike among non teaching personnel." The Lawrence County Common Pleas Court overturned the board's action, saying the charges could not be ~ubstantiated . The board appealed the Common Pleas Court decision. ORIZABA, MEXICO - RESCUE WORKERS riding bulldozers smashed through mountains of r.ubble today to search for bodies still buried in the debris of the worst earthquake in Mexico's history. The Interior Monistery released an official casualty report listing 527 dead and 4,075 mjured In Tuesday's pre-dawn quake but more victims were being found with each passing hour . The government sent 400 coffins to the quake zone in central Mexico Thursday and quickly used" them up burying victims found beneath the twisted debris of cities and towns. The bulldozers worked round the clock in the worst-hit cities Orizaba, Cordoba and Cuidad Cerdan - crunching through piles of wood, brick, metal, glass and stone . • HOUSTON - THREE OF THE NATIONS ~op five steel producers were Indicted by a federal grand jury Thursday on charges of conspiring to monopolize the market for reinforced steel bars. The Indictments and criminal information filed in Houston and Dallas charged 17 steel firms and 16 individuals with committing illegal activities since 1969. Among the defendants are U. S. Steel of Pittsburgh, the nation's largest steel producer, Bethlehem Steel of Bethlehem, Pa., the nation's second largest producer, and Armco Steel of Middleton, Ohio, the fifth largest. Aspokesman for Armco Steel said "We have not received any official notification of the grand jury action and, therefore, are not in any position to comment." Spokesmen for U. S. Steel and Bethlehem said essentially the same thing. The Justice Department said the ground jury. investigated the case for two years. WASHINGTON - 'I'HE COST OF LIVING Council (CLC), which administers President Nixon 's economic program, decided Thursday to delay until Sept. 7the effective date of retail gasoline controls. They had been scheduled to go into effect Saturday. The CLC cited various court challenges to the controls. The controls are expected to result in some gas price rollbacks, and some service station operators contend they will be forced out of business. Controls will affect about 165,000 brand name gasoline dealers. Dealer organizations drew up a plan lor a Labor Day weekend protest shutdown when il appeared the controls would start Saturday. The American Automobile Association (AAA), which has conducted surveys of service station operator sentiment, said it did not appear there would be "widespread" shutdowns this weekend in light of the CLC action. ~ NEW YORK -AFT~R FIVE YEARS of experimentation with medical solutions to. the problem of drug addic tion, New York State adopts a tough new approach tomorrow.- with the emphasis on jail rather than therapy . Anew law will go into effect that provides life sentences for the. sale of hard drugs with no hope of parole in certain cases and monlmum no-parole sentences for other drug offen•es. The new laws, considered some of the toughest in the nation, grew out of the disillusionment or Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller with drug programs that stressed therapy and job training for addicts. . :?• CORK, Ireland (UP!) - A two-man rescue submarine groping through the Inky bottom of the Atlantic Ocean hooked a lifeline onto a sunken sister sub today after being guided to the crippled craft by a singing crewman. The Vickers Voyager, mother ship for the two subs, sent a r&dio message reporting the linkup 1,375 feet down and said preparations were being made to haul the sunken cralt to the surface. The report said Pisces V, a more sophisticated version of the two-man Pisces Ill submarine which sank Wednesday, located the crippled vessel at mid-morning . The two men aboard the Pisces III were in "good shape" and spirits, a Vickers spokesman said. The radio message heard in the Cork rescue center was terse, saying the Pisces V located the sunken sub and "put a hook on her.'' · ·The VIckers spokesman said winds were moderating and conditions in the rescue area, 150 miles southwest of Cork, were improving. "Operation Haulup begins Natural gas cost • gomg up Columbia Gas of Ohio customers in the Pomeroy area will pay more for natural gas beginning in October as a result of two rate adjustments ~ nncun ced today. Middleport and its suburbs are not involved in the increase. An increase of 64 onehrindredths of a cent per 1,000 cubic feet of gas used will become effective Oct. 1 and an additional increase of four and three one-hundredths cen Is per 1,000 cubic,Jeet used becomes effective Oct. 14. The two adjustments, which reflect increases in the cost of gas to Columbia Gas of Ohio from ots wholesale supplier, will result in a total increase of about 73 cents a month for the average customer. who heats with gas. Rates of 310 Ohio communities are being ad· jus ted under provisions of their contracts with the gas company , including Gallipolis, Cheshire and Rio Grande. JIER CURTAINS 50 per cent Kodel Polyester · 50 per cent Avril POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TEN CENTS =r::::::~:::::::::=::=:~:=~::::x:::;;;~i~~=·::;.:·:·::::i·:::·=::~:::::...:::~::$::~:::-.::~~::::::::::-.:::~~».::.~::a:::::::::::~~ VINYLS 18 " 2 for '1000 Sale Priced Gil Small, medium .- large and extra large sizes. Long tails · permanent press. 100 per cent cotton. Excellent selection of .colorful plaid patterns. Regularly $5.95. 2 for •9• 1 only $880.00 l<imball 38 inch Piano. Maple finish, Early American styling - Consoletle • with padded bench, K-;.)netii Mcif.iii~ih. R. Ph. FLANNEL SHIRTS Friday · Saturday Sale Whirlpool Appliance Sale NAMED ASSISTANT MARIE'ITA, Ohio (UP!) Jao:nes W. Searfpin, former Oh1o Wesleyan basketball star, . has been named assistant coach at Marietta College. Searfpin was an AII.Qhio Conference selecUon In 1969 and was listed in the 1970 volwne of Outstanding College Athlet.es of America . Mens Lonv Sleeve Special Purchase Middleport; John W. Gillogly, Albany ; 'J'hor Carsey, Pomeroy, ond Ernest Barn· hart, Middleport. Cundiff Is expe~ted to be arraiRned soon before Judge John t. Bacon in the Meigs Coun ty Common Pleas Court. All crime• are bondable and whether Cundiff will be released on bond will be up to the discretion of Judge Bacon, court officials said todev. enttne Permanent press . 100 per cent cotton . colorful plaid patterns. 51zes 6 to 16. Popular collar style· long tails . Regularly $4.95. Friday · Saturday Sale KNIT SHIRTS Girls 4to 14 tn tho• ff~hl between l'ctul'ned lhc wdi<:trnent Dal ly Scnllncllu the dfctt lhat Tile Guilla sheriff 's departliw JI IUJI , ~~C<II'di nH IQ poli~'C . u~alnst Cundiff was ~a iled Into urea lawmen were , reported ment, in monitoring the south· Me"ntlnw, It wa9 reported special S<JI<lllOn al l p.m. 'l'hurs· alerted for tho whcreahoul• or eastern Ohio police radio band, lllol Cundiff hail secured the day . ll waH 5:30p.m. before the MrH. Cundiff , wife of the reported Thursday the Insendr:c/:J uf u CharlcstAm, W. jury cooduded the session. char~cd mun, were formation that Mrs, Cundifl Va ., attorney who is to arrive 'l'wu other indictment• ll'ltsleading . P[QSCCUtor rutt.z uwas rnissin~ ." today to confer with him. unrelated w the Cundiff calll! said that Mrs. Cundiff has been Serving on the grand jury 1\ cco rdln ~ to officials, were also returned which will quite cooperative with of· Thursday were Ola Smith, Harden was shot in the back be reported as soon as the flcia ls. Shcrorr ltohert Har- Bedford Township; Jerry and chest and received head defendants arc notified in t.enhach !Wid he knew nothing Toltls, Pomeroy Route 4; Ruth Injuries, either of which could accordance with law. of any such alert and indicated Francis , Pomeroy ; Betty have caused death. ll was noWd that a report in thut Mrs . Cundiff has visited Swock, Middleport; Ruth C. The grand jury which the Thursday edition of The her husband at the county jail. Sl rnpson, Racine; Betty Fife, • [ WESTERN SPORT SHIRTS Boys Long Sleeve Reg . $3 .98 wlirlCH~t'H Devoted To The lnlere.ll Of 17te Melga-M010n Area FLANNEL SHIRTS Sale Prices Ch1ldrens Department Second Floor County C'unnnun PlcnR Court. uj>p;u·cntly storted ncur the An unnfficial re1•m·t un the West.e•·n and Soulloern IJfc l'8URC nr Ilut'IICII'IJ deuth htHI ln•urunce Co. office und il<'l!n ret·clved loiiCJwin~ an moved up the street- before autopsy in Columbus, but Hnrdc•t fell to his death , dcl!oils were not revea led Cundiff wa~ a ~pre hended by IJcca usc, ~' nltz AAtd. ills port of Pomeroy police as he pulled from the Pomeroy Motor Co. the evidence in the cnse. llao·dcn was (ound by of- lot onto East Main St. A .38 ficials nenr the Ouds 'n Suds caliber pistol and a knife were Loudromat on East Main St. nl round In cundiff's cur and he 2:40a .rn. Wednesday following was placed In the county jail. a fight with Cundiff which There were at least five eye Mens Wrangler Boys Long Sleeve New Fall Colors Sizes 2 to 14 . While they lasl ... Arter four hoursunrl n half 11 grand juo•y called Into SfJllciul seulon Thursday Indicted James Clondiff, 34, llnclno Route 1, on u forst dcg•·ce murder charge In tho deuth of William Harden, 34, nactne Route 1, on Pomeroy's EuHl Main St. Early Wednesday. Prosecutinl! Attorney Bernard Fultz indicated thai he hopes to bring the case t1, on early tralal In the Meigs Neck sizes 14'12 to 17. Permanent press . snap front opening • 3 snap closure sleeves. Sleeve lengths 32, 33 and 34. An excellent selection of colors and patterns. Sale Prices Friday and Saturday Indictment for first degree murder returned Sale Prices WOM ENS SLIPS Fourth District FRIDAY, ONLY_ IGA ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY f WRAIN,Ohlo tUPI) - Four children were killed and ;:\ jj four other persons Injured here early today as !Ire ~j :>.: destroyed lhe home of Ike and Mary Lucas, the fire ·:·: !~! department reported. The dead children were Identified :::: as Jzalo Lucas, 10; Laverne Lucas , 6; Isaac Lucas, 19 . :;:· now," a rescue official said. 1,!: months; and Nathll!l Aldridge, 16. .!;! One of crewmen in the 'B Arthur Lucas, 4, was refl(lrted In serious condition, al ::: sunken ship sang over his radio, !!! St. Joseph's Hospital with firs! and second-degree burns ~ today to help guide the rescue ~;! 0n the face and left arm. He also suffered smoke ;~; sub to the damaged vessel :!;! Inhalation. Sonya Lucas, 1%, and her father, 48, were )!! SYRAC{/SE Robert a meeting will be held at the before the air runs out ;:;: treated and released along with Lt. Daniel McNutl, 45, a ::~ Saturday morning. \~ fireman, Cause of the fire at the two .. tory frame home ;\[l Wingett was named president Municipal Building on Sep\. 17 The men, Roger Mallinson, .. was not Immediately determined. ..1 of Syracuse Council by Mayor for council members, Board of M ~ 34, and Roger Chapman, 28, ;?.:;:::;~:·:·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:::·:::::::::::::::::::;::·:::·:::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::.:::.:.;:;;:.;.:-:·:::.:·:·::::;. Herman London Thursday Public Affairs and Syracuse· night. Wingell has been a Racine sewage committee have only enough air to last , member of council eight years members and council mem53 and will bid for a third term in bers from Racine In regard to the proposed sewage system the Nov. 6 general election. spokesman saod. for the two villages. In other business, a report on The mayor also said a public the recent paving of streets in meeting tn regard to the the village was given by Wingett. Total cost of the work sewage syst.em will be held on done by the MGM Paving Oct. 15.at 8 p. m. In the court October 15 is when a heavily- any case, it is "an educated Company, Gallipolis, is ap· room at the Meigs County used bridge across Leading guess" that Yerian's insurance proximately $11 ,200 with Court House. Mayor London announced Creek at Langsvolle probably company would gel the bill. private driveways being paved that the flag in the office of will be placed back in service. 'J'he bridge served traffic on at owners' expense . Wingett commended George council was presented to the James Bailey, superon- SR 124 from southern and NEW HAVEN - Two pervillage by Archie l.ee. sons were hospitalized with tendent of the State Highway eastern Meigs County destined Holman lor his work on the It was also reported that injuries as the result of a high- Dept., Meigs division , said to Salem Center where hun- streets and the assistance he indebtedness lor the conway mishap investigated ·by Thursday all materials needed dreds of men are employed in gave the contractors. Pollee slruction of the new building the Mason County Sheriff's to complet.e the repair have the mushrooming Meigs Mines Chief Milton Varian was also has been paid in full. , commended for his work In be en ordered . Included is Nos. 1 and 2. Department Thursday. Maror London will be Meigs Local District school keeping traffic wod~r control Maurice K. Smith, 25, New custom -designed steel leaving tor a two weeka Haven remalns. in . "aerioti'S" necet!llllry to replace damaged busesslnce Tuel5day beve- been wbUe llle pa¥IDg wu done. U vacation and he appointed the detoured in carrying· young was reported that the basic condition in St. Mary's parts of the bridge. The bridge was knocked out people to elementary ·school in streets have been completed following to collect bonds in his Hospital woth head injuries, absence, Kathryn Crow, lacerations about the face and of service Aug.17 when trucker Rutland and to Meigs High and all streets are in better Maxine Varian, Robert head and an arm fracture, and Raymond Yeroan, 33, Caldwell, School at Rock Springs near condi tion than ever. Two readings were given and Wingett, and George Holman. Barry Allen Harris, 19, Rt. I, Ohio, tried to drive over it. A Pomeroy from western secWingett reporled that alter New Haven, is in Holzer rock drill on his truck with an tions or the coun ty. Smce Aug. ordinance for the closing of the examlng the plat maps at the Medical Center in "satisfac- extended bOom dod not get 17 lraff(c has been detoured to municipal and the former state recorder's office the street In tory" condition. He is being llirough, damaging the super SR 554 on Gallia County and · park. The parks will close at 10 front of Rustic Hills Is known structure. wer other local graveled rural p. m. each evening and open held for observation. as Bridgeman Street and the roads around the damaged the following morning at 7. Bai ley indicated his 'l'he two men were in jured (Con~nued on page 10) Mayor London reported that when Smith, the driver, lost department ha s no exact bridge . control in a curve In heavy fog , estimate of the cost, but that in went over the edge of the highway and hitting a tree before stopping some 45 feet from the road's edge, ac· cording to Deputy Rupert Rice, investigating officer. Time of the accident was MARION General President Martin J. Hughes recorded as 5:30a. m. Telephone Co. of Ohio and Attorney Henry W. Meigs County has been 4-ll Club and Lucy Shook of the President Robert Wopal said Eckhart con\lnue to bring up ·:·:·~=·:;:.:.:::;:;:;:;:;:·:::•~:::·~:::::::·:::::::~:::::::::::::::::~ . represented by 19 4-H young Five Point Star Stitchers 4-H today The Communications charges against the company Workers of America through which have nothing to do with PLEA MADE people at the Ohio Slate Fair t lub. At the Food and l'Utrition their International Vice the present strike. The Southeastern Ohio this week who won recognition These are simply acts ol In a variety of activities. Show also Tuesday, lour local Emergency Medical Service harassment and seek to divert Taking part in the Electric 4-H members won "Outhas Issued a joint plea for the public attention from the motorists In the area __to Day last Friday were Carl standing of the Day" awards . real issues which currently are concentrate on safety on 11\e Gheen and Marco Jeffers. Carl These were Mary Mora in • received "Outstanding of llie Quick Meals, Marcia Carr in ISSUe OC zng massive cable cutting, highways during the long property destruction and Labor Day Weekend. Day " with his Electric 11 Outdoor Cookery, Niesel ' harassment of working emRemember the following project. He is a member of the Duvall in Breads, and Barbara ployees. rules of defensive driving: Harrisonville Boys 4-H Club. Jordan In FOOd Prcservatoon. MARION , Ohio (UP!) - The "Like a slight-of-hand ( 1) Flgbl fatigue by' Marco is a member of U\c Mary is a member of the Fove Mixed Up Hot.Shots 4·H Club. Point Star Stitchers 4-H Club, issue of an agency shop ap- performer, Mr . Hughes .keeps resting frequen\ly. Tuesday two Meigs County Marcia is a member of the peared to be the main stWil· his left hand very busy so the (Z) Give yourself plenty of demonstrations were selectedv . Tuppers Plaill8 Girls 4-H Club, bUng block today In the right won 't be noticed. The time. as ''Outstanding of the Day." (Niese! is a member of the Communications Workers of union can hardly continue to (3) Use your seat belt and 'l'hese wore given by Sharon Riverview 4-H Club , and America strike against deny that striking members keep your car In good run· , Karr of the Busy Beavers 4-H Barbara Is a member of the General-Telephone Co. of Ohio. are engaged In cutting of olng condition. "It seems quit.e clear the cables and othe r acts of (4) If you drive, don't Club and Rachel Hunter of the .Columbia Make-lt 4-H Club. Participating in the Style major issue preventing I set· harassment . Two members drink - life Is precious, ~"ive Point Star Stitchers 4-H Club. Other demonstrations Revue Thursday ":ere Jan tl<!lroent of the CWA Is agency have now been caught and handle It with care. were given by Roger Wamsley Holter, Debboe Boatrogh t, Lisa shop," said General President charg~ with cable cutting. of the Leading Creek CricketS Herald, Mnrylu Molls, Betsy Robert M.· Wopat . One each In Sylvania and Amsbary, Kim Krautter and " EIImination •of that issue Portsmouth. Four have been Jayne Smith. Also at the state could possibly lead to a quick charged In Athens and four In fair on Thursday to take part In settlement. " Marion with violating th e bicycle activity were The CWA which struck the restraining orders. By August Teresa VanMeter and Lester utility July ' 16, proposed the 17, the 33rd day of the strike, Jeffers. agency s hop which would the number of cables cut had Ingrid Hawley represented require all new employes to reached 666 for an average of M eigs County in the ~h lo join the union or pay a service over 20 per day ." weapons from the Lon Nol ' peace accoo·ds. The union claims It Is not " ... th e America n s County and Independent Faor fee eq ual to the union dues as a troops. Right now In our move Queen Pagea nt on M onday. condition of employment. 'J'he cutting calbes and has charged to liberate Kompong Cham (a Uorcatened to send back the She was a!so selected to _ serve union proposed the company provincial capital nbout 50 United Sta les Air Force to on the Ohoo 'l'een ecuncol and would be required to terminate the company may he cutting lt.a own cables. This wao em. miles northeast of Phnom lnd!l(:hina If the North Viet· attended a 4-H leadershi p the employe if he refused to phatic~lly denied . Penh) the weapons we are na meso helped us and the recognition breakfast at meet that demand. using are American !OS howl~­ Americans also let them know "We are opposing ·agency er guns. qullc clellrly that if they helped Hhodcs Center Monday · Veterana Memorlalllo•plllll shop," said Wopat . "To apus, they would get no aid for WUI Never be Shorl ADMITTED l ,owell prove It would take away the "Thanks to Lon Nol and their reconstruction, which is Wingett, Pomeroy ; Mary Jane rights of the individual. All It NIKon, we shall never be short now Vietnam's main problem . Partly cloudy and warm with would do would fatten the union Tennant, New Haven ; Charlet "But by giving us ammuni· of anm1unltlon," he said with a a chance or showers or· thun- trea sW"y.'' Eads, Rutland; Shirley chuckle . "They gave us a tlon from stocks In South Commenting further, Wopat Lambert, Rutland1 Thomu Vietnam, they do not violate dershowers today through complimentary stoc k Saturday. Highs both days said, "We cannot help but Robinson , WheelenburM ; Involuntarily." U•e accord ns the America ns do Edna Stiles, Pomeroy; Rllblrt Speaking at his palatial every day wiUo U10ir huge from the mid 80s to low 90s. wonder whether the union Wade, Caldwell; tlla Pat• Peking residence, which the shipments of sophisticated Lows tonight froin the mid 60S lendership may be misinto the low 70s . forming the membership on tenon, PO!IlllrO)'. C.'h lnese government recently weapons to Lon Nol." DISCHARGED - Jeflrey these Issues. ReporWdly, they presented him as a girt, Sihanouk said the Chinese !lowell, Tony Cu)kowlkl, ao ·e being told the lighl Is for LOCAL TEMPS Slhanouk explained that .lhe goverruncnt has agret.'ll to Bernard Bobo, NeWe l)unn, The teonpcratw·e in down- higher wages and improved current armament shipments compen ~ote North VIetnam for Wallltr , rrtda were the first to reach his whatever armament llanol town Pomeroy at II a.m. benefits. There Is every ari· Hazel Mauhall troops ~ince Jan. 26, the dav supplies to his Cambodian ~'rlday w1os Bli degrees undor pearance tho (lght, in (act, is J, audermllt, l..arlm0f4• Nara Her~n , for agency sho~." sunny si~J~s . be!ore the olgnlnR of the Paris rebels. ~~) IO~~ur~_~: ~ : ~1c~~~~ Bri·dge rep at·rs Driver are scheduled injured ,. . Recognition won by Meigs youths 50-year-old prince, referring to his cousin, Brjg. Gen. Slrlk Malak, a member of the high polillcal council In Phnom Penh and the prime mover In the March 18, 1970, coup that sent Slhnnouk Into exile. "The news should also give Dwm l'rumtses AmmwalUon pleusuru to Nixon," be said, "1 met with the Democratic refcring to the President's Republic of (North ) Vietnam's compromise agreement with No. I - the first secretary of the Congress thai forced him to Centra l Committee of thO declare the Aug . !5 U.S. bomb Vietnam Workers Pao•ty, Le halt over Cambodia. Dunn nd he promised us that Sihonouk said he expected he will ~ lvc us enuuBh am· the full scule aMaull a~alnsl munition tOlnnke US CIIJlll ble or Phnom Penh to hegln during I acting ~ grcot offensive the rnonth ol Decomber. oqalnsl ( Cnfllbo dlan "We have h11d to Pll8tpone P ·csldent) Lon Nolin the dry our plans fur ntlack because of S1lUtOt\ /I ' our lack of heavy anns and "You must toll thiR news to ammunition," he said . "Bul Slrlk Motnk, fof•lt wilt glvo hi m every day our forces ~ath er !~"<!at [llcusuro,'' lough<.'ll Uw more and more sophlatlcatctl UPI Co rre s pond e nt Sylvana Fno Is In Peking, where today she wus given au eKcluslve Interview with Cambodlu's exiled leader, Prince Norodom Slhanouk. I Red herrings floated in G-T strike says Wopat Agency shop bl k • GT settlement Sih,a nouk's forces prepared to attack PEKING (UPI) - Exiled Prince Norodom Slhanouk today sa id his Cambodian insurgents will launch an nilout attack on Ptuoom Penh 1n December with direct mllllary support by North Vietnam. He said China would pay for Uoc annamcnt •uppllcd by llano!. Slhanouk, in an exclusive IntervieW wiUo UPI, snld 'the Paris peace treaty or January would not be vloluted because the ammunition would come froon stockpiles of CO nomunl~t forces In SOuth VIetnam. "WP. lligned the agreement In e~rly Augwot and the North VIetnamese BOd the Viet Cong have •lready hcgun supplying 1111 from .their N tocks In South VIetnam,'' said the ebullient prl~ce ., . Wingett is president of council '"' �3- The Dully Nenttnel, Mldtllo•J>ort-i'mttProy. 0., Au~ :n, JU7,1 £:~1~~': Marauder problem is offense ·Cincy Legion 2- The Dailr Sentn>el, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0. Aug 31,1973 MltOr LU.IIt LU~tr'• By Unlh!d lnttrniltion•l 'n" ••n•r• Showers may give relief ltlclint N•hantl l .. IUI Rose , Cl n W"n . Hou ~. pet. 136 ~08 11100 315 • Pttrez . Cin 116 •69 S7 141 Cdeno, Hou 1,,. By Unlled Press lnlernalional Ram in many paris of Ohio Thursday brought relief from the hot and hunud weather this week, but the weather forecast lor today IS more hoi and humtd weather, and a chance of showers. The heat and hum1d1ty butlt up from a high-pressure system over West Virgmia and Pennsylvanlll This system IS moving very slowly south· eastward, and the heat and humidity wtlllinger through at least today. Some plaei's In Ohto had heavy ram, high wjnd<l and hall, but other plare.~ duln't have •ny ram Astorm moved slowly across Columbus tn the afternoon, droppmg up to two mches, and pelting hall m some areas Cmcm1111ti's Lunken Atrport reported wmd gusts of up to 67 miles per hour. A multi-vehicle acctdent on Interstate 75 In Clncmnati had thai superhighway tied up for several hours during the rain At least 20 vehtcles were In- volved in the cham-reaction colliston, but no ser~ous InJUries were reported severe thunderstorm warntngs were Issued for vartous parts of the state throughout the evening as the storm system progressed eastward The slow movement or the highpressure area kppes the air stagnation advisory m ef. feet m southeastern Ohto, Western Pennsylvania and the West Vlrgmia panhandle. Scattered thundershowers were expected this afternoon, Farm prices soar 20% By BERNARD BRENNER WASHINGTON (UPI) - The average price of US raw farm products soared a record 20 per Ci'nl to a new all-time high In the month ending Aug 15, an Agr~culture Department report shows. The statistics signal new retail food prtce Increases. Issued Thursday, the monthly farm prtce report was the f1rst maJor economic Indicator to measure the impact of the July 18 end to wholesale and retail ceilings on all foods except beef. It showed pr~oos 62 per oont above a year ago and 107 per oont above 1967. Agriculture offlctals said farm prices also exceeded 100 per cent of partty for the f1rst hme In 21 years. They moved from 88 per cent in July to 102 per cent, the highest stnoo August, 1952, when there was • Korean War inllatton. Treasury Secretary George P Shultz predicted last week that wholesale prtces would make "an astounding" jump m August but that overall inflatwn should cool In the months ahead The Agriculture Department said there were higher pnces durmg the month ending Aug. 15 for beef cattle, wheat, hogs, corn, soybeans, eggs and cotton. They were only partly offset by lower prices for tomatoes, potatoes and apples. Prtce record<; were set by all meat anunals wtlh beef catUe reaching $51.70 per hundredweight, up $7.50 from july and $18.10 above a year ago H,ogs climbed to $56.50 per hundredweight, up $15.50from July and double a year earber. fvl a group, meat animal prtces were 68 per cent above the same period In 1972. A record $4 45 a bushel was patd for wheat, .up $1 98 from nud..July and nearly triple last year's prtoo Rtce averaged $10.70 per hundredweight, a record high and near(y double a year ago Up 65 oonts a bushel from July, corn reached $2.68, compared with $1 ii3 a year ago. Soybean pnces rose $2.30 from a month earlier to reach $8 99 a bushel, $1.01 below two months ago but well above the year-ago price of $3.36 a bushel Eggs rose to 69 4 oonts a dozen, up 18 1 oonts from mid-July and only a fraction below the 69.6centrecordset In December, 1919 The August pnce was more than double a year ago. Farmers' costs rose 3 per Ci'nt durtng the month, the report satd. ~- Tapes' suits to he separate WASHINGTON (UP! ) - Strtca's Wednesday rulmg, Clue! U S District Court Judge which ordered hun to turn over John J Sinca has refused to Ute tapes of hiS conversations consolidate mto one case the w1Ut atdes for the judge's mswts of the Se1111te Watergate spection m pnvate, to derercommtltee and Spectal mme whether they should be Prosecutor Archtbald Cox to gtven to the grand Jury. obtain President Nixon 's In denymg the merger, Watergate tapes. Slrlca said he took into account In a bnef order, wtthout letters he received from White gtvmg ·his reasons In detail, House spectal counsel Charles Sirtca Thursday demed an A Wright and from Cox, both Aug. 22 request by conmuttee opposing a merger. counsel Samuel Dash for Wnght said a timetable merger of the suits for joint suggested by Dash, calling for deciSIOn. oral arguments Sept 7, would Sinca 's writtlin order ap. not allow enough time for peared to be a fonnality, slnei' preparation of briefs he had ln effect derued Dash's Cox wrote Srrlca that he does request Wednesday when he not want the grand jury to ruled on Cox's swt without constder further indictments m wattlng lor courtroom argu- the Watergate case until it menta on the commttlee's case. knows whether tl will have The Western White House · access to the tapes He exannounced Thursday that pressed conoorn that a merger Prestdent NIXon Will appeal would delay thiS The grand ' DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB Reader's spells affect memory By Lawrence E Lamb M0 Dear Dr. Lamb - I am one of your readers but I dtdn I lhtnk I would be wnttng to you for help For the past four years I have been having spells orr and on wtth my thmkmg and talkmg I can be sttlmg around by myself and I II have spells that are wetrd , and then they wtll go away I can't tell anyone how I feel because they happen so qutck· ly I ca n t remember myself l'm havmg trouble wtth my memory I can be talktng to someone and I wtll have one or these spells come over me, and I can t remember what I m talktng about I know they think somethmg ts wrong wtth me , but I JUSt ca n't say the words a lot of ttmes that I want to say I can't get them out of my mouth I know that I must act strange I m not on any drugs and I am no drmk· er Could you help me• Do yo u thmk there Is anythmg wrong wtth me• I wtsh you co uld g1ve me some advtce on what kmd of a doctor I should fo to Co uld ctgarettes and co fee hurt me tn any way ' I do smoke a pack of ctgarettes a dar, and drmk a great deal of cor ee about two pots a day Dear Reader- You dtdn't tell me how old you are or a number of other facts that are Important I would guess from your letter that you may ln · deed have some changes that are causing trouble with your memory Then there 11 ai· ways the pou tbtltty that you have aome abnormal function of the nerve pathways tn the bra!., that s related to speech There ue several ways this Nn happen. ' I'm sure you know that an lridlvldual who has a stroke !hat hill one ll'ta ot the brain Clll llllh II lmpoutble for lll l' htm to speak at all The speech area 1s a relatively small spo t on the surface of the bratn It ts connected to many other mputs, however, that mfiuence speech Ftnally, the nervous system has to work property even to enable the tongue , hps and speech organs to funclton adequately You ve asked me what kmd of a doctor to see, and about the best advtce I can gtve you ts to see tf you can be re ferred to a n e u rolo~y speclaltsl These are indtviduals who are tramed spectflcally m localiZing wht ch areas of the bram are notluncltonmg properly , tf that should be the case By testmg how you speak, how you move your tongue. what your vartous reflex responses are, and someltmes more complicated tests, they can have a pretty good tdea of whether your nervous system ts funct10mng properly or not Much of the nervous system funct10ns Just hke electncal ctrcutls and part of thetr JOb ts literally m fmdmg the short tn the ctrcutt or the break m the Ctrcut l Then, of co urse , one has to fmd out the cause of any cha nge tn the ctrcui t, should there be one I am Inclined to lhtnk that cigarettes and coffee are not particu larly beneftctal to anyone s health but the)' are probabl y not the pnmary cause o( your dlfftcuity I am pretty sure you could get some help. and would like to encourage you to see a neuroiO&ist tf at au possible (NEWSP"PEA ENTEAPAISE ASSN J Send ''"' qu•Jt••"' to Dr. Lomb, ;, '"" ,, to 11 n•••p•,e<. , o '" lm, ~odlo C•tr StoiiM, H•• Vorl, II Y 10019 For • ,,, ol Dr Lomb'• no• kol/ol on oomorrhoiis, nnd SO ,,.to to rho "'"' odd1111 o•d oot lor "~omortho~•(P'ol/of. JUry 's term exptres tn December "It ts fair to say that there tS no comparable urgency m their (the comnuttee's) sutt," Cox satd. The committee's heartngs are In recess until Sept 17. Cox said: "It would be l)'aglc, I believe, tf an avoidable delay of even a few weeks placed m jeopardy the grand jury's ability to secure thts evidence and to conSider 11 before It Is discharged upon completion of tts term." Pleasant Valley Hospital DISCHARGED - Renee Kiser, Pt Pleasant , Charles Lively, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. William Higgmbotham, Pt. Pleasant; Terry, Jerry, Chrts and Kelly Angel, New Haven ; Pamela Smtth, Henderson , Barbara Holley, Ashton; Mrs. Charles Vartan, Hartford ; Robert Poore Sr., Pt. Pleasant; Ronde! Given, Pt. Pleasant, Mrs Wtlham Yonker, Mason ; Harry Harden Jr , Pt Pleasant; Mrs. George Newson and daughter, Vmton, 0 ; Charles Runton, Robertsburg; Ray Baldwm, Galhpolts; Wilham McCoy, Hartford ; Mrs. Clarence Emrtck, Pt. Pleasant ; Mrs Thomas Templeton, Apple Grove , Wtlham North, Glenwood. but would hav~ tittle effect on lllat stagnant air Temperatures Thursday ,climbed mto the 00. bef<re the rains Chesapeake on the Ohio River reported Ute high of 94. The temperature dropped from 92 to 68 m Cincinnati In one hour durtng the rain. Little change tn overall conditions are expected today as that htgh pressure system moves slowly southeastward. Scattered thundershowers are expected today and Saturday, even though the National Weather Servtce predicts the warm and humid weather to contmue mto the Labor Day weekend. A cold front neared the Dakotas Thursday mght, and was expected to mov~ mto Mmnesota today Nixon in historic contest •b r . Ill S59 91 193 •·u 69 133 Jd Jll 309 U6 13 138 309 566 II 113 .306 39? 61 120 306 57 130 JOJ 01 116 38• 37 301 Amtrlun LUIUt 1 •b r . h . pet. Carw.Min 115 487 12 112 Horto, Oet 91 Jl• 37 108 Murcr NY 133 515 69 161 Ma,,MII 118 519 79 161 353 323 lll Munsn NY 124 429 69 132 308 Scott, Mil 121 79 Uil Oavls Bal 112 .U9 U IJS 101 301 •as 1?8 503 Otis , KC 310 81 151 300 Jclilsn Oak 132 -481 95 144 Cpeaa , 8os 122 473 41 14 t Home Runs 299 298 National Luaue. Johnson, Atl37 . Star~;JeiL Pit! JS. Evans, Atl and Bonds , SF ]4, Aaron, At I 33 Amerlun Luaue : J<~~c;kJon, Oak 31 Fisk. Bos , Robinson. Ced , Mayberry and Otis , KC 2• Runs Bitted In Nati onal Leatut Bench, Cln 92 , Star gell Pitt 91 Evans, Atl 90 ; Johnson , Atl and Singleton , Mtl89 Am erlu n Lugue Jackson. Oak 105 Mayberry , KC 93, Otis, KC and Murcer , NY 82, Scott , M1l 11 Pitch i ng National League Bryan t , SF 20 8 Bi ll ingham, Cln 17 8. Osteen. LA 16 6. Sutton , LA 16 8. Seaver. NY and Gull e-tt, Cln IS 8 Am erica n League Wood , Chi 21 11 Holtzman , Oak 19 11 , Palmer , Bai t 18 6, Colborn, Mil 18 8 Cole man , Det 18 u Maior League RISults By Un1ted Press lnttrnationlll National L .. gue ( 10 innings) N v St Louis Seaver oooooooooo- o •o 000 000 000 1- I 9 2 (15 81 and Grote, Cleve lan d, Hrabosky (1 01 and Srmmons WP - Hraboskv (2 1) •• 9 veterans hack • "The boys are showing lots of spirit, they have a great atUtude and are working hard In preparation o! thelr season opener," thus spoke Bob Ashley, newly named head football coach at Southwestern Htgh School Ashley, no stranger to the Southwestern area, began his high school coaching career there In 1957. _ fvlhley, an all SEOAL and all state end at Middleport and graduate of Marshall University, returns after coaching four years at Eastern; two years at Middleport, one year at Warren Local and four years at Southern. Ashley's Highlanders wtH run a slot T offense and a 5-4 defense. Southwestern has nme returnmg lettermen from last year's team which compiled a l.!i record In the SVAC and 2-7 record overall. Returning lettermen are semors Larry Frasher, 175 By HELEN THOMAS SAN CLEMENTE, Cahf 202 100 200- 1 11 l (UP! )- President NIXon fUes Montreal Philo 010 230 002- s 11 2 back to Washington today to Renko Jarvis (5), Walker faoo an historic battle before (6), Marshall {]) and Hum Carlton, Brandon (5), the Supreme Court over the phrey Sca r ce {7), Culver (8 ) and Watergate tapes and !lie Boone WP-Cutver (6 4) LPMarshatl (10 8) HRs- Boone powers of the prestdency 18th ) Bailey (23rd L Montanez The stage was set Thursday (10th ) Luzmskr (24 th ), Breeden when the Western White HoiiSt' 2(12th&IJthl announced that NIXon had Houston 200 003 000- S 8 0 Ang 200 020 ll x- 6 12 o dectded to appeal an order by Los Wilson, P iza rro (51. Ray (6), U S District Judge John J Forsch (8) and Ju tze, Downing, Hough (1). Brewer { 9 ) and Sirtca of Washmgton to the U Ferguson WP- Hough (2 2) WASHINGTON (UP!) S Court of Appeals LP - Ray (6 4 ) HRs- Watson Responding to a suit flied by II Sirtca acting on a plea by mthl, Cedeno I 18th I states and three localities, the Special Watergate Prosecutor (O nly games scheduled) admlnlstratlon has dec1ded to American League Archibald Cox, had ordered the ( 11 rnnrngs) release $66.7 million In "tmPresident to turn over, for the Mmn 1 000 000 001 04- 5 7 1 pacted ald" funds to 5,000 010 ooo ooo 01 - 2 13 o JUdge's private listerung, the Tex Blyleven, Campbell ( 11) and school districts next week. tapes of Ntxon 's office conver- M1tterwald , Bibby , Brown (11) Publtc school districts ln Suarez WP- Biyleven (16 satiOns w1th atdes about and 141 LP- Bibby {6 Sl parts of all 50 states plus the Watergate . Slrica satd he Boston 000 000 001- 1 5 4 District of Columbia, Guam, would judge whether they were M>IW 000 100 lOx - 4 50 Puerto IUco and the Vtrgm pertinent crmunal evidence. Curtrs, Veale [1J and Frsk, Islands wlll share m the fund<l. Slaton (1 0 11) and El Ro The President decided on the dr rguez LfJ - Curt ls (1 2 11 ) The lawsuit charged that the traditional move to seek to HRs-C olucclo C12fhl Vast money had been Illegally overturn the ruling m the rzemskl (13th) "impounded," or held up, by District of Columbta branch o( Cleveland 200 000 010- 3 s 0 the Nixon admlnlstratlon after 000 000 000- 0 6 0 the Court of Appeals after he Detroit Perry ( 15 17 ) and Ellis, Congress appropriated lt. talked wtth h1s two chtef Coleman, Scherman (91 and But the suit never got LP - Coleman (18 1<1) Watergate lawyers, J. Fred Srms HRs- Chambllss (6th), Bell decided. llllltead, the Justice Buzhardt and Charles Alan ( 1'2th) Department told a U. S. Wright. COn ly g<~~mes scyeduled) District Court hearing Nixon returns to the White Tbunday lhal the holdup House torught after a lz.day california stay. He WID meet election campaign on Sept. 10. had been baaed on a "technicality" subsequently with senior advisers Saturday Former A:ttorney General resolved. Thus, the conmorrung, and then fly to his Herbert Brownell, who met Camp DaVId, Md. mountaintop with Nixon Thursday, told situtlonal lnue of the retreat for Labor day weekend reporters the Prestdent "looks PreBidenl's authority to with hiS famtly fme and Is full of good spirits." The Prestdent is expected to Except for occasional drives plunge back mto hiS Whtte and excursions to "red beach" House offtctal duties Tuesday, 12 miles away to take a dtp with fociiSmg on the economy and members of his famlly, the ' his legislative program, President has remained close Dai~ But Watergate problems wtD to hts estate DEVOTIO TO THii sttll confront him. INTIIIST Otr By mtd..September he 1s MEIGS-MUON ARI!A He will discuss the appeal on expected to set the date for his CHESTEIIt L TANNEHILL , •••c lei the tapes, and the Senate "grand tour" of Europe. Aides ROIIRT HOIPLICH, City Editor Watergate commtttee will say a two-week trip 18 planned, Publl!tted da lly uupt Sllurday by The Ohio Vatlty resume tis tnqutry Into the 1972 starting around Oct. 28 Publishing Company , 111 pound quarterback ; David Jenkins, 150 pound KUPrd, Phil LewiS, 220 pound Cull back ; Mtke Crouse, 140 pound end; juniors, Uoyd Wood, 170 pound wingback; Carroll Ruff, 140 pound center; Kevin Walker, 170 pound tailback; Larry Fallon, 200 pound tackle, Terry Carter, 150 pound quar terback; Bob Ruff, 150 pound end; Jack Walker, 185 pound center. Others seeking starting positions are Junior Ward, 200 pound senior transfer from Pmeville, W. Va.; juniors, Henry Sloan, 140 pound end; Mike Russell, 160 pound end ; sophomores, Ricky Crouse, 135 pound guard ; Vernon Miller, 185 pound fullback; Steve Mlller, 190 pound tackle, Mark Jeffers, 145 pound end and Richard Seagraves, 215 pound tackle Freshmen hopefuls are Chris Lewis, 155 pound tackle; Larry Ruff, 110 pound end, Tim Alha, 150 pound halfback; Ke1th Grate, ISO pound end and Paul •• Dr. T. J. Bradshaw Dr. Milton Mason • OPTOMETRISTS McNear, 120 poun~ end ; Coach Ashley Is berg assisted by Kelth Carter, former Southwestern athllte und • gr~tdun le of Rlo Grarj):le Coile~e . : Southwestern opens Its 1173 scusou at hOme Sept. 7 agai st Zane 1'nce ol Ross County, Hero ts the Highlander schedule: : Sept 7 Zane Trace : Sept 14 at Hannan, W. Va . , Sept 21 at North Gallla • Sept 28 Kyger Crook ' Oct 5 Symmes Valley Oct 12 at Eastern Oct 19 Green Oct 25 Hannan Truce Nov 2 Southern MIDDLEPOR T PH. 992-3279 Office hours b, ap. 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Interest from dale of deposit to dale • of wtthdrawal Intere s t compoul)ded quarterly ,, ~ d}MEIGS ~~RANCH ••• Tht Athens • County S1vinqs6i Lo•n Co ' •• •• 296 Second St. Pomeroy , Ohio •., All Accounts Insured To • 520,000 by FSL IC •• SLACKS AND SLACK SETS •• • • • By Randy Clark MASON - Fourteen sentOt s will lead the Wahama Wh1te Falcons onto the fteld tont gh t here agamst Buffalo opemng a new htgh school gttd season ExCitement has beet) mountmg day by day m anllc1pallon ol the upcommg season wtth seven hotne games and the mtroduci.IOn or Btg Red Countr•1'' The 1973 thtrty-three m.rn squad ts expected to rrnprove on last year's ~-5 rec01 d behmti the leadership or 14 sentors It Is possible that the offenstve untt could cons1st of ten sent ors and only one Jumot Thts year's squad wtll be considerably heftier than l&st year and one of the i•rges t u1 several years Last year the Wh1te Falcons avc1aged 164 pounds per playet whtle th1s year's average 1s ove1 170 '!'he starting o[fenstve umt would average around 181 pounds wtth the line gomg about 184 popnds and the backfteld 176 pounds Wahama boasts no less than five players ttppmg the scales over 200 pounds The Whtte Falcons w1li face tht ee new opponents on lheu schedule thts year, one of wh1ch IS fam thar to Wahama foo tball Alexander ( 6-3) reappears on Wahama 's schedule after an absence Qf four years '!'he last lime the Wht te Falcons met AlcxandCI on the gndtron, new assts l.ant coach Gary Fteids was howmg out of Wh1te Falcon football~ leadmg hiS team to a 67-16 vtctm y Calhoun County (5+1) and Wtlhamstown ( 4-4-1 ) aiC the other two new opponen ts Both tea ms ate constdercd to be of equal ab1hty afte1 theu 14-14 lie last year After the Falcons face Calhoun, Spencer and • Wtihamstown A Wahama vtcto1 y over Wmfteld may create enough spirit and mementum to cart y them past •• • SIZE: 4 to 6X =~--~~~~~----~ • I ·· Ap~earing This Week At 7 to 14 • ;• KINGS ARMS NITE CLUB COTTON BLENDS AND KNITS ALSO KNIT SHIRTS : 3 Mt . S. of Middleport on St. Rt. 7 : :• THURSOAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY AUGUST 30-31, SEPT. 1 9:30 PM to 2:00 AM ! • THE KIDDIE SHOPPt T J- '''0- - - - - - - - - - GIRLS WIDE LEG :• ..' IN 1MIDDLEPORT, 0. Heat wave continues, temperature In Washington was a record 98. Western Pennsylvania Hospital in Pltt.lburgh sald voltage declined !rom 41,000 to 38,000, creating a "an emergency situation.'' Also in the Steel Clty, health omciala advlled the alck, very young, and elderly to remain Indoors during a PQllutlon alert, CUtbacks were alto ordered at U.s. Steel 'a Clairton Coke Works and Jones Lat18hlin's Pltt.lburgh works. At · Southern MlchlBan Prllon, 1uard8 tOlled tear , .. and fired two wamtna lholl ln an e!!Ort to for~ Ill dlllltlent inmates at the 2,4CJO.member prllon to return to their cella. a prlaon otftclal ..14 the work atoppaae "appeared to be apontaneou1," 1parked by ' -· OUTFIT THEM, NOWI ON THE : we wtll ma11 for you *.. •• Phone : Pomeroy 992·2590 -· ,JJ Court St GalhPOhs • Phone 446 0690 TDSCHDDLI Second cltn poutge pa id no relief in sight or • package at your AAA ofltee I Sentinel Sunday ~~ Qlft AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF SOUTHERN OHIO refuse to spend funds ap. proprlated by Congress was avoided. However, there are at least a dozen other sutts pending m the courts ratslng that ISSue "Impacted aid" funds are designed to help locallttes ' whtch have heavy con- • centratlons of children of ' military personnel and federal employes meet the cost of educa tmg them In recent years the funds have been crtticized as no longer necessary, on grounds that the era of btg new Influxes of federal fatmlies ls over m many communities, and their impact has been absorbed. It Pomtrov , Ohio Sentlnal Ptck up in attractive " 2157 t;ludu ~~ ~ Court St, Pomeroy, Oh io, 451" hsrnu Office Phone "2 21.S. Edflorlal Phone 9P2 In 1969, the military took over the government of Braztl after the president suffered a stroke. Master $17.50 Assoctate sa.oo "' funds released The MEMBERSHIP: fits evei}One! ' ARE HERE lOLA'S Falcons open with Buffalo tonight Weddings Anniversaries JEAN_.S, Impact ed Philadelphia ordered 28 city pools to remain open an additional two days after 70 persons staged a protest sitdown against the scheduled closing, and in Chicago, cloud<l gave the nation's second largest city residents temporary relief and sporadic thunderstorms offered a respite to many restdent.l of the Midwest. The mercury soared past the 90 mark in mot1t of the East and Midwest. Boston r«<rded a 99, a record for the. dale, and New York hit 98. In New York City, the power pool asatn ordered a t per ~~ cut in voltaae. A Con Ed apokelllltall utd the utiUty mlaht haw to 110 to an I per cent cutback. Eleven employu of a Diltrlct ot Columbia auto tn. apedlon statiDII went home lick Thundly and a city Health Departmenl phyalclan ordored the Nllon cloHd. The lutlbm k Clttu k Fnitlk , lulllJIII'k Dullics Weber, AIIIA'.t~lt<' c• nd Bill ('llllnry, Hrtd honurublc• Ull'lllttUl l,ou McKtnncy , Mnt k W"rry , lluudy Chttffln, J!ln Dtihu d und Hick Ga ul. 'l'ho• lone offo•nslve buckflel•l l(•tu• n,.,. Is seui<•r wingback Mlck Ash Linemen tumlnij Chancey, who aisu begins his ha<k arc Johu i.ch •w at guard , 7th Mel~s tlt gh lootbuil SCUSOII Mike McDumel at tucklc and and doubles as at hi ctl< end• Ml'ivln Cremeans and dil'ecto• , hopes to unpr'£tvu on Tom Lowery Ius 42-15-3 Maruuder hfehnlc• 'han<·cy says the offen~c will re cOrd bc 'unning out of th slot or The dewlopm,ent 11£ thl! of. power I fm·rnallon 00 to 95 fense may be a fo•mlduiJie per cent of the umc He feels task, as only ftve sta1tet s fi'llh• thut if he can futd a gno<l the 1972 Muraudct s arf· thr uw w~ quae tcrhack to team retunung up wtth a good rccctvet, the Gone from tins yem 's offerrsc Mwaurlct~ wt ll be p,tSsinK via graduation me All-League qtutc a btl , ,,s they did "' IU7U qu.trterback Andy Vaughnn , when Bob Wcu y Uu cw fo1 ove r " 181 N. Second Ave. Back To School EhiWhl!'l By United Preas International No letup waa in slght today as the massive Ia te summer heat wave simmered on throughout the Midwest and easlern half of the nation. The National Weather Service said "litUe change Is expected in the weather pattern.'' Prlaon offlclals at the Southern Mlchlgan Prlaon at Jackson, the naUon'slargest walled prison, blamed a 13-hour prllon revolt Thuraday on the !JO.pll18 t'emperatures. New Yorkers suffered through power and water shortaBes, while the stagnant air ln the naUon's capltal.ent auto in1pectlon workers home sick. Production cutbtlcltJ at two Pittsburgh ~trea 1teel plants were reported, and Baltimore Mayor William D. Schaefer ordered fire hydrl!lt.l filled with l(lray sprll*lers and opened for the clty'l yowigster1 · lly Oeuny Fuhi'H Ocvclopm~ a cuusl•wnt und wdl bultlnt ell o{fcu~~e lti """ ur the gouis or Ml'ig~ Mu•·•udl'r meuhll Churl ey Chunrcy, as the Mat oon and Gold ente1 thcu 7th grill' /IIIIJ)Ui~h In !he• l;('hOiol 's lllst<u y 313 Madox , ,S.F 116 466 Sl 144 Crdnl, Chi 123 Garr, At\ 1'27 Hunt . Mtt tOt Mthwl , SF 120 Goodsn,SF 102 h~s Southwestern ,qulred dl'fensivc bu k D11vc . MallOn frorn the Mlnnesotu ·~hlkoll~. for u future clruft • '" THE MARTELLE$ "They Play the Top 40 Tunes" • Last Appearance At The Local French Quarter ' .. WEEKEND RAY AND ROGER S~YS .• • BE A SAFE DRIVER IN-ONE OF THESE I I - Sept. 7th· OPENING DATE SHOT GUNS ..................'39.95 up RIFLES ........................... •59.00 up I Hunting Clothes, Hunting Supplies DEMONSTRATOR SPECIALS! 73 MERCURY and Your Hunting Licenses At Marquis, 2 dr. 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Seven • •urters from last year's defense arc returutnH, tn · e luding se nio r back s Crcmrans, Dave Wolfe and Ash, scmor middle uuurd AI M c J ,a u~hhn, He nwr· l;Jckles Slack antt Lehew, and ends it•Jbcrt Qo•lls and Lowery '!'he Metgs defense wtli operate out of a H fmmat10n Chancey admtls that the Maraude• s lack depth, and thai tnjurles wtll have to he kept to a minimum To<lay, MclJJu~hhn ts the only starttng, 1cturmng lell.erman who ts out He Injured hts nght leg carhcr tn the week m con- •• trolled scrullOl"~" when II d~fenslve lineman fclltu< htrn, pullln~ a ligament tn Ius right knee Meigs has had ouly one scrimmage, outscorlu~ lbpley rw Vu ) lfl..O last saturday Chancey, whose coachmg s!Jtff tncludes offensive line coach Don Dixon, end toac h Chuck Dowme, defenstvc !me coach ~·enton T•yior and defenstve back ooach .John !Jenlley, was not pleased wtlh the scnmmage, calhng It "temble" and a "disaster" He felt, however, the dcfc.nslve hne did a "fair JOb", holding Hlplcy to just 104 yards rushing m ~7 attcmpL• The Marauders will continue practtces once a day, unttl the season opener a week from today, agamst Pt Plc•s:JOt at Marauder Stadium I0 s e s' 5 t 0 4 ' Puerto Rico pitcher Ramon Rosario shut out Slln F~r· nando, Calif., 7-0. West Hartford, Conn , won the opening game of the series 5-1 over Richfield, Minn. Tom Redden trtpled home two runs m the flrat Inning Ill give Weal Hartford the win. The double elimination senes continued today with losers bracket games between Richfield and San F'ernando In the morning and Clncln1111ti and Richmond tn the afternoon In the winners bracket games tomght, West Hartford plays Puerto Rlco and MemphiS meets Portland tn the rughtcap LEWISTON, ld:iho iUPIJPitchers showed their stuff tn Ute opening games of the American I .eglon World Series in thls Dllrth Idaho town Erlc Gtlmore of Portland's Watco Electric struck out 13 batters tn the 10 lnmng mghtcap game of the series Thursday as his team beat Cincinnati, 5-4 However, los1ng pitcher Kevin Uons was no slouch He had eight htls in the game, mdudlng a pair of doubles and scored two runs • in earlier games ptl<:her .John l.ce Singled tn the loth innmg to break a t1c and lead Memphis, Tcnn , to a 54 victory over Rtchmond , Va Dolphins, Vikings TV eature these [mal three toug h opponents Per haps the two most undert ated players on t111s yea r's Lea m are 'I un and Davtt.l lloush Davtd lws been a sohd l:ilW te r cvm smce Ius freshman yca t but has always been ovc1 sha dowed by older players T1 rn lloush has been a starter smcc his sophomore yedl, and, as lust yea 1, Will play an unpu1 wnt tole on both stm tmg umts T1m suffered a bt oken colla1 bone last yeat .tnd w1il be playtng w1th pam a ll yeat• as a t cs ult Also 1etm nmg tlu~ sea son 1s Ali Sta tc ilnebacket Mark Mttchetl. exctllng place kicker and pun te1 Jeff Haymaket , qum let back Terry Smtth, and ru nntn g back Mtke Lewts Smtih wtli add to lus 61i6 em ee1 ym ds passmg, gan11ng 72 )81 ds on foui compleltons his sophomm e yea< and 596 yards un 15 completions last season Tct ry has allowed only I~ mletecpttons tn 113 chances wh tle completmg 39 aenals M1ke Le" 1s owned 52 yards rus h1ng m mne car nes as a sophomm e and totaled 217 yards on the gr ound as a JUnlm Wtth 103 yards ga med tht ough the au and hts rushtn g total, Mtke accounts fm all but 117 yards ga med by the offense 1eturmng th ts year Lewts also a vet aged 9 I ya• ds fm every punt retmn he h,mdied Wtth rout teen semm s to lead a fme gt oup of undet classmen, Wahama ts expected to tmpt ove on last yem 's 5-~ t ecord A few key wms could cmry to Wht te Falcons to as many as se ven wms 7·3 flY .JOE CARNICELLI UPI Spurts Wrtter The Mtamt Dolphins have become such televtswn pel · sonali1tes that they may soon be forced to )Otn the acto•s gu1ld The Dolphtns w11i perform tomght m the second of three successtve national lelcvtston appearances when they journey to Minnesota to take on the Vikings 111 a battle of unbeaten cluhs. M1amt, whtch also played before a natwnal audtence agamst the College AII..Stars and was featured m a latemght spectal recently, takes a 23-game unbeaten streak agamst th e Vtkmgs The Dolphins have won four games and tied one whtle Mmnesota has won all three of 1ts exhlbtbons In other actiOn tomght, Buffalo IS at Denver and San Otego at Los Angeles On Soturday, the New York Gtants face Ph1iadelph1a at Prmceton, N J , Baltunore IS at Houston, Atlanta at Cmcmnall, Octrotl at Cleveland, Kansas C1ty at Dallas, the New York Jets at New Orleans, san F'ranctsco at Oakland , Ptltsbm·gh at Green Bay and St Louts at Chicago In news from the camps 11mrsday, t unmng back Emerson Boozer and ol!ens1vc Utckle Wmston Hlll agreed to terms wtlh the New York Jets and have reported to camp John North, the new coach at New Orleans, added two asststants, Dnoe Whtle for the offenstve !me and and Bob Cummmgs lor the defenstve hne St Louts acqwred runnmg back Wtllte Belton from Buffalo and Washmgton placed SVAC to allow sudden deaths The Sou!het·n Valley Athletic Coufe t ence 'i'hu1 sday mght voted to let the lnd1v tdu al tea ms dc<ldc whcthe1 ot not to play off !ted games The action came as a comR P''otmse as Kyger Ct eek and Southern wet e 1n fav or of the tte-hr caking tule (permttted by the OHSM ) wh1ie Eastern, North Galha and Southwestern opposed tl. Hannan '!'race and Symmes Valley, the othm league teams. were not represented at Thursday 's an uual fall n1eetmg of alhlctlc dtrcctm s and coaches I 11st year, Ihe league voted 4:l not to h.1vc the he breakmg 'ulc , anti KC und Southct n Iough! to an O·Ulie The league also app• oved a 1csolutwn sup pur tmg an ln. c1c~;~so - ycl to be dctN mmed - tn h ~ kcl pttrcs fnt ad ults dnd students The 1!17:! SVAC Pccview was set for Frtday, Nov 16 begmnmg at 7 p m at Kyge1 Creek Htgh School An eighth team Is betng soug ht £01 the event John T Blake, head football coach at Nor th Galha, wa s elected president of the SVAC succeedmg Bob Ot d of Southern. Bill Ph1lhps, Easletn cage coach, was chosen a:) vtce· prestdent and Ke1th Cat tcr of Sou thwestet n, scc 1clat ytt easurm Attendtn g veteran quarterback Sam Wyche on the taxt squad! The Rams clatmed rookte safety B11l Drake of Oregon from Dallas and Chtcago ptCked up running back Ty Pame and offensive hncman Craig Darling from the Gt•nts Balttmore claimed runmng back John Sykes from san Otego and Buffalo claimed bneman Lows Ross to San kicker Davtd Beverley from Diego and New Orleans ptcked Washtngton and dropped up wtdc recetver Cha rlie veteran ktcker Mtke Clark Brown from Washington Atlanta traded defensive Squirrel season starts Sept. 7 ATHENS - Accordmg to year's whtch was constdered re ce nt fie ld reports, goo<! Sqwrrel hunting should Southe•stel n OhiO's squrrrel be best on the ndges and nver populatiOn this huntmg season bottoms and h1lls1des. lleports IS gene rally the same as last on acorns, hickory nu ts and Ma 1or League Standmgs By Un1led Press tnl er natlonal National League East w I pet g b 68 65 511 SJ LOV IS 2 117 6) 65 492 P 1tlsburgh 64 67 489 3 Ch 1c ago 5112 62 70 470 M ontreal Phil~dflphlil 62 7 I 466 6 New York 61 71 462 6lf~ West w I pet g b LosAnge les 83 51 619 Cmcl nnal1 7V 55 590 4 San Pranclsc o 73 58 55 7 8 1f~ Hou ston 68 68 500 16 Atlanta b4 70 478 19 San o ,ego 48 84 364 34 Thursday's Resu lts 51 Lcu 1s 1 New York 0 10 mns Pt1 !ade lphia 8 Montreal 7 Los Angeles 6 Houslon S !O nly games scheduled)~ Today 's Probable P1tcher s (A ll T•mes EDT) New York. tSa deckl 3 3) at 51 LOU IS (Nagy 0 1), 9 p m MOJ"'treal (Rogers 53) at Ph lad etph1a ( Lonborg 12 10 ). 7 :10 p m Hou ston (G riff n 0S or R 1ChMd 5 1l at Los Angeles ( Rau41l llpm CtnCIMSII {Gullett 15 8) at San O•ego ( G rerf 7 14). 10 30 Amencan League East Balltmore Boston Detroit New York Milwaukee Cleveland wlpctgb 76 53 589 72 60 545 51h 71 63 530 ]1h 68 66 507 1Q111 64 67 489 13 56 1a AlB 22 ;, West Wlpctgb Oakland 1a 54 591 Kansa scr ty 74 59 556 4'h Mtnnesota 63 69 477 15 California 61 67 .£17 15 Chtcago 62 69 473 151;, Texa s 46 86 348 32 Thursday's Results M tnn 5 Te x as 2 11 tnns M rlwaukee 4 Boston 1 Cleveland 3 Detro1t 0 (On l y games scheduled l Today 's Probable P 1tchers (AU l1m es EDT) Minnesota (Fi fe 1 1) at TeMas ( Merr\lt 5 9J 8 JC p m Oakland (Holtzman 19 11) at Ka n sas City (S p! Htor1t l5 91, 8 30 D m Cal1 forn1a CS1 nger 17 10) at Chu:ago (Wood 21 18). 9 p m Clevela nd (W tl cox 6 7 or Kek1c h 1 4) a t Detro1t ( Fryman 59 1 8 p m Bal1 l more (Palmer 18 6) at New York (Dobson 7 5 ) walnuts (referred to as "mast") are mostly goOd wtth no county showing any worse than spotty, hut some late frost damage m low areas Sqmrrel season opens statewtde Sept 7 and extends through Nov 10 on pnvate lands and through Dec. 22 on Slate Public Huntmg Areas. Hunting hours are dayltght to dark Datly bag hmtt Is four and possesSion llmtt after the f1rst day ts e1ght Recent surveys conducted by Stal.e Game Protectors have )ndtcated good hunlmg condtttons for thts coming fall The past years carry mg bropd stock combmed wtth an ex- rlle l11wn food • I ong L1s1inll feedln11 for aruner, ' lur· 7 30 Sa1urday's Games eoslon at Milwaukee Cleveta11d a t Oe tr o1t Balllrnore at New Yo r k M nn esota at Tex. n1ght Oak l and at Ka n C1t y n1ght Ca\ rf at Chtcago nrght dn:r [Atil.'i~ • ~o u ~ ~ turf U{l(l ~~ Srolb h mlh md h (I 911.1 lbi) Int ernat iona l League Stand10gs By Un1ted Press International CROW'S W L 78 64 75 6? Syracuse 72 S 1-4 5 16 STEAK HOUSE • Home of 68 )O ll W lfl Pet GB 549 528 3 62 80 437 Nat•onal Olvisto n W L Pet X Ct1art eston 63 73 589 Tidewater 73 65 529 Pen msula 7() 70 500 R1chmond 49 90 353 Thursday's Results Peninsula 3 Pawt utket 2 Syracuse 4 R lchmond 3 Tldewaler 7 Toledo 0 Toledo I OOI)S~ f1 ( J lb !I oz) 2 SUO Ml f1 r311'os 12 01.) "' 10 45 "' 15 when D iVISIOn Rochest er Pawtucke t Scoll ~ hnuly brand grass seed for 11 good lookln,K, good Wtllring l11wn in full sun or p.trliuf shnde U1u ld ~r I 0 O(J(I ~Lf [I (31/ lh§) l ~ I)(J(hq II I UP> It,_~ ) Amcncan SURGERY FOR CLARK WASillNGTON (UP!)- Ar· chte Clark, the Capttol Bullets' star guard, underwent surgery today for a separated shoulder he recetved earlier thiS week ln Mtchtgan, a team spokesman said Clark IS expected to take from six to elght weeks to recover and the spokesman satd he "pretty deflmtely will miSs the ftrst couple of weeks of tile season n • Stotts Turf Ruildcr-Anltrlcll'll fln'o- pm Boston (T iant 15 11 and Moret Atlanta [Morton 11 9) al San Fr an c rsc o (Bryant 20 8 ) , 11 9 OJ at Milwaukee (Parsons 3 5 and Cham pron 4 6) , 2, 7 p m pm Ch1cago (Reu sc he l 12 12 and Jenk1ns 12 12 or Hooton 10 12) at Prltsbvrgh ( Rooker 6 4 and Mor lan 2 1), 2 6 p m Sat urd ay's Games Chi cago at P1 tf sbu rgh A tl anta at San FranCISCO New York at Sl LOU IS fliQI'It Mon treal a t Ph ll a ntght Hou ston al Los Angeles , n1ght C1 nctnnal1 at San 01 eg o night cellent growmg year should provtde an abundance of most game gpecics Fall is Nature's time to improve your lawn! pm huy 2 m0 anv ~ fl I Z65 US \Mil~ )IU H Rl HUll OHil Save 50¢ buy r lklo 1•1 f1 ..o.11~n }•HI t AM\1,, Will :sny ~I (< 11 kl H I.J IUl~K GS Blfl 12 1f~ 33 MODERN SUPPLY 399 W Mam Sl "2 2164 Pomeroy. 0. 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OPEN TO PUBLIC AFT ER S PM CAMDEN PARK U.S. 60 WEST - HUNTINGTON OPEN WEEKENDS ONLY AFT!;R LABOR DAY • ~ •• 1,1116 ym ds AH tlw sltuutlml sl;md~ now , l'h,uu ey f•gUI'I'S lu~ leilltt wtll he J)Ulttrt ~ tlw llall lfi th•• Oil' lwtwec n 10 ond 20 tm•e5 " r.uuw ~'uut (jUUI tcrhac ks have been w•ot king out for the sl~nul ca lhn ~ ~ pot, ~cniot• Juy Wm net·, junlot" l;mnlc Coules und Perk Aul t, and sophonu.rc Jim Anderson .luntor luck Oller ,tnd scmor Hob l•:ascm huve been workwg ont at fulliJack, and 1un HH' specdstct· 'l'c1 ry Whtll«td• aPI•cur·s to be the ltk •ly slltrtct at lili li>nck Top offcnstve line candld.tlcs .Jrc Btil Slack , Mtkc 1\1 cbantcls, Mark Oller and Mtke Haley at tho tackles, Jllhn I.chew, Andy English, 'l'ct ry Picken~ """ Paul Scat Is at the LORENZO D. DAVtS, AGENT I , --------------------·------~ �3- The Dully Nenttnel, Mldtllo•J>ort-i'mttProy. 0., Au~ :n, JU7,1 £:~1~~': Marauder problem is offense ·Cincy Legion 2- The Dailr Sentn>el, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0. Aug 31,1973 MltOr LU.IIt LU~tr'• By Unlh!d lnttrniltion•l 'n" ••n•r• Showers may give relief ltlclint N•hantl l .. IUI Rose , Cl n W"n . Hou ~. pet. 136 ~08 11100 315 • Pttrez . Cin 116 •69 S7 141 Cdeno, Hou 1,,. By Unlled Press lnlernalional Ram in many paris of Ohio Thursday brought relief from the hot and hunud weather this week, but the weather forecast lor today IS more hoi and humtd weather, and a chance of showers. The heat and hum1d1ty butlt up from a high-pressure system over West Virgmia and Pennsylvanlll This system IS moving very slowly south· eastward, and the heat and humidity wtlllinger through at least today. Some plaei's In Ohto had heavy ram, high wjnd<l and hall, but other plare.~ duln't have •ny ram Astorm moved slowly across Columbus tn the afternoon, droppmg up to two mches, and pelting hall m some areas Cmcm1111ti's Lunken Atrport reported wmd gusts of up to 67 miles per hour. A multi-vehicle acctdent on Interstate 75 In Clncmnati had thai superhighway tied up for several hours during the rain At least 20 vehtcles were In- volved in the cham-reaction colliston, but no ser~ous InJUries were reported severe thunderstorm warntngs were Issued for vartous parts of the state throughout the evening as the storm system progressed eastward The slow movement or the highpressure area kppes the air stagnation advisory m ef. feet m southeastern Ohto, Western Pennsylvania and the West Vlrgmia panhandle. Scattered thundershowers were expected this afternoon, Farm prices soar 20% By BERNARD BRENNER WASHINGTON (UPI) - The average price of US raw farm products soared a record 20 per Ci'nl to a new all-time high In the month ending Aug 15, an Agr~culture Department report shows. The statistics signal new retail food prtce Increases. Issued Thursday, the monthly farm prtce report was the f1rst maJor economic Indicator to measure the impact of the July 18 end to wholesale and retail ceilings on all foods except beef. It showed pr~oos 62 per oont above a year ago and 107 per oont above 1967. Agriculture offlctals said farm prices also exceeded 100 per cent of partty for the f1rst hme In 21 years. They moved from 88 per cent in July to 102 per cent, the highest stnoo August, 1952, when there was • Korean War inllatton. Treasury Secretary George P Shultz predicted last week that wholesale prtces would make "an astounding" jump m August but that overall inflatwn should cool In the months ahead The Agriculture Department said there were higher pnces durmg the month ending Aug. 15 for beef cattle, wheat, hogs, corn, soybeans, eggs and cotton. They were only partly offset by lower prices for tomatoes, potatoes and apples. Prtce record<; were set by all meat anunals wtlh beef catUe reaching $51.70 per hundredweight, up $7.50 from july and $18.10 above a year ago H,ogs climbed to $56.50 per hundredweight, up $15.50from July and double a year earber. fvl a group, meat animal prtces were 68 per cent above the same period In 1972. A record $4 45 a bushel was patd for wheat, .up $1 98 from nud..July and nearly triple last year's prtoo Rtce averaged $10.70 per hundredweight, a record high and near(y double a year ago Up 65 oonts a bushel from July, corn reached $2.68, compared with $1 ii3 a year ago. Soybean pnces rose $2.30 from a month earlier to reach $8 99 a bushel, $1.01 below two months ago but well above the year-ago price of $3.36 a bushel Eggs rose to 69 4 oonts a dozen, up 18 1 oonts from mid-July and only a fraction below the 69.6centrecordset In December, 1919 The August pnce was more than double a year ago. Farmers' costs rose 3 per Ci'nt durtng the month, the report satd. ~- Tapes' suits to he separate WASHINGTON (UP! ) - Strtca's Wednesday rulmg, Clue! U S District Court Judge which ordered hun to turn over John J Sinca has refused to Ute tapes of hiS conversations consolidate mto one case the w1Ut atdes for the judge's mswts of the Se1111te Watergate spection m pnvate, to derercommtltee and Spectal mme whether they should be Prosecutor Archtbald Cox to gtven to the grand Jury. obtain President Nixon 's In denymg the merger, Watergate tapes. Slrlca said he took into account In a bnef order, wtthout letters he received from White gtvmg ·his reasons In detail, House spectal counsel Charles Sirtca Thursday demed an A Wright and from Cox, both Aug. 22 request by conmuttee opposing a merger. counsel Samuel Dash for Wnght said a timetable merger of the suits for joint suggested by Dash, calling for deciSIOn. oral arguments Sept 7, would Sinca 's writtlin order ap. not allow enough time for peared to be a fonnality, slnei' preparation of briefs he had ln effect derued Dash's Cox wrote Srrlca that he does request Wednesday when he not want the grand jury to ruled on Cox's swt without constder further indictments m wattlng lor courtroom argu- the Watergate case until it menta on the commttlee's case. knows whether tl will have The Western White House · access to the tapes He exannounced Thursday that pressed conoorn that a merger Prestdent NIXon Will appeal would delay thiS The grand ' DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB Reader's spells affect memory By Lawrence E Lamb M0 Dear Dr. Lamb - I am one of your readers but I dtdn I lhtnk I would be wnttng to you for help For the past four years I have been having spells orr and on wtth my thmkmg and talkmg I can be sttlmg around by myself and I II have spells that are wetrd , and then they wtll go away I can't tell anyone how I feel because they happen so qutck· ly I ca n t remember myself l'm havmg trouble wtth my memory I can be talktng to someone and I wtll have one or these spells come over me, and I can t remember what I m talktng about I know they think somethmg ts wrong wtth me , but I JUSt ca n't say the words a lot of ttmes that I want to say I can't get them out of my mouth I know that I must act strange I m not on any drugs and I am no drmk· er Could you help me• Do yo u thmk there Is anythmg wrong wtth me• I wtsh you co uld g1ve me some advtce on what kmd of a doctor I should fo to Co uld ctgarettes and co fee hurt me tn any way ' I do smoke a pack of ctgarettes a dar, and drmk a great deal of cor ee about two pots a day Dear Reader- You dtdn't tell me how old you are or a number of other facts that are Important I would guess from your letter that you may ln · deed have some changes that are causing trouble with your memory Then there 11 ai· ways the pou tbtltty that you have aome abnormal function of the nerve pathways tn the bra!., that s related to speech There ue several ways this Nn happen. ' I'm sure you know that an lridlvldual who has a stroke !hat hill one ll'ta ot the brain Clll llllh II lmpoutble for lll l' htm to speak at all The speech area 1s a relatively small spo t on the surface of the bratn It ts connected to many other mputs, however, that mfiuence speech Ftnally, the nervous system has to work property even to enable the tongue , hps and speech organs to funclton adequately You ve asked me what kmd of a doctor to see, and about the best advtce I can gtve you ts to see tf you can be re ferred to a n e u rolo~y speclaltsl These are indtviduals who are tramed spectflcally m localiZing wht ch areas of the bram are notluncltonmg properly , tf that should be the case By testmg how you speak, how you move your tongue. what your vartous reflex responses are, and someltmes more complicated tests, they can have a pretty good tdea of whether your nervous system ts funct10mng properly or not Much of the nervous system funct10ns Just hke electncal ctrcutls and part of thetr JOb ts literally m fmdmg the short tn the ctrcutt or the break m the Ctrcut l Then, of co urse , one has to fmd out the cause of any cha nge tn the ctrcui t, should there be one I am Inclined to lhtnk that cigarettes and coffee are not particu larly beneftctal to anyone s health but the)' are probabl y not the pnmary cause o( your dlfftcuity I am pretty sure you could get some help. and would like to encourage you to see a neuroiO&ist tf at au possible (NEWSP"PEA ENTEAPAISE ASSN J Send ''"' qu•Jt••"' to Dr. Lomb, ;, '"" ,, to 11 n•••p•,e<. , o '" lm, ~odlo C•tr StoiiM, H•• Vorl, II Y 10019 For • ,,, ol Dr Lomb'• no• kol/ol on oomorrhoiis, nnd SO ,,.to to rho "'"' odd1111 o•d oot lor "~omortho~•(P'ol/of. JUry 's term exptres tn December "It ts fair to say that there tS no comparable urgency m their (the comnuttee's) sutt," Cox satd. The committee's heartngs are In recess until Sept 17. Cox said: "It would be l)'aglc, I believe, tf an avoidable delay of even a few weeks placed m jeopardy the grand jury's ability to secure thts evidence and to conSider 11 before It Is discharged upon completion of tts term." Pleasant Valley Hospital DISCHARGED - Renee Kiser, Pt Pleasant , Charles Lively, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. William Higgmbotham, Pt. Pleasant; Terry, Jerry, Chrts and Kelly Angel, New Haven ; Pamela Smtth, Henderson , Barbara Holley, Ashton; Mrs. Charles Vartan, Hartford ; Robert Poore Sr., Pt. Pleasant; Ronde! Given, Pt. Pleasant, Mrs Wtlham Yonker, Mason ; Harry Harden Jr , Pt Pleasant; Mrs. George Newson and daughter, Vmton, 0 ; Charles Runton, Robertsburg; Ray Baldwm, Galhpolts; Wilham McCoy, Hartford ; Mrs. Clarence Emrtck, Pt. Pleasant ; Mrs Thomas Templeton, Apple Grove , Wtlham North, Glenwood. but would hav~ tittle effect on lllat stagnant air Temperatures Thursday ,climbed mto the 00. bef<re the rains Chesapeake on the Ohio River reported Ute high of 94. The temperature dropped from 92 to 68 m Cincinnati In one hour durtng the rain. Little change tn overall conditions are expected today as that htgh pressure system moves slowly southeastward. Scattered thundershowers are expected today and Saturday, even though the National Weather Servtce predicts the warm and humid weather to contmue mto the Labor Day weekend. A cold front neared the Dakotas Thursday mght, and was expected to mov~ mto Mmnesota today Nixon in historic contest •b r . Ill S59 91 193 •·u 69 133 Jd Jll 309 U6 13 138 309 566 II 113 .306 39? 61 120 306 57 130 JOJ 01 116 38• 37 301 Amtrlun LUIUt 1 •b r . h . pet. Carw.Min 115 487 12 112 Horto, Oet 91 Jl• 37 108 Murcr NY 133 515 69 161 Ma,,MII 118 519 79 161 353 323 lll Munsn NY 124 429 69 132 308 Scott, Mil 121 79 Uil Oavls Bal 112 .U9 U IJS 101 301 •as 1?8 503 Otis , KC 310 81 151 300 Jclilsn Oak 132 -481 95 144 Cpeaa , 8os 122 473 41 14 t Home Runs 299 298 National Luaue. Johnson, Atl37 . Star~;JeiL Pit! JS. Evans, Atl and Bonds , SF ]4, Aaron, At I 33 Amerlun Luaue : J<~~c;kJon, Oak 31 Fisk. Bos , Robinson. Ced , Mayberry and Otis , KC 2• Runs Bitted In Nati onal Leatut Bench, Cln 92 , Star gell Pitt 91 Evans, Atl 90 ; Johnson , Atl and Singleton , Mtl89 Am erlu n Lugue Jackson. Oak 105 Mayberry , KC 93, Otis, KC and Murcer , NY 82, Scott , M1l 11 Pitch i ng National League Bryan t , SF 20 8 Bi ll ingham, Cln 17 8. Osteen. LA 16 6. Sutton , LA 16 8. Seaver. NY and Gull e-tt, Cln IS 8 Am erica n League Wood , Chi 21 11 Holtzman , Oak 19 11 , Palmer , Bai t 18 6, Colborn, Mil 18 8 Cole man , Det 18 u Maior League RISults By Un1ted Press lnttrnationlll National L .. gue ( 10 innings) N v St Louis Seaver oooooooooo- o •o 000 000 000 1- I 9 2 (15 81 and Grote, Cleve lan d, Hrabosky (1 01 and Srmmons WP - Hraboskv (2 1) •• 9 veterans hack • "The boys are showing lots of spirit, they have a great atUtude and are working hard In preparation o! thelr season opener," thus spoke Bob Ashley, newly named head football coach at Southwestern Htgh School Ashley, no stranger to the Southwestern area, began his high school coaching career there In 1957. _ fvlhley, an all SEOAL and all state end at Middleport and graduate of Marshall University, returns after coaching four years at Eastern; two years at Middleport, one year at Warren Local and four years at Southern. Ashley's Highlanders wtH run a slot T offense and a 5-4 defense. Southwestern has nme returnmg lettermen from last year's team which compiled a l.!i record In the SVAC and 2-7 record overall. Returning lettermen are semors Larry Frasher, 175 By HELEN THOMAS SAN CLEMENTE, Cahf 202 100 200- 1 11 l (UP! )- President NIXon fUes Montreal Philo 010 230 002- s 11 2 back to Washington today to Renko Jarvis (5), Walker faoo an historic battle before (6), Marshall {]) and Hum Carlton, Brandon (5), the Supreme Court over the phrey Sca r ce {7), Culver (8 ) and Watergate tapes and !lie Boone WP-Cutver (6 4) LPMarshatl (10 8) HRs- Boone powers of the prestdency 18th ) Bailey (23rd L Montanez The stage was set Thursday (10th ) Luzmskr (24 th ), Breeden when the Western White HoiiSt' 2(12th&IJthl announced that NIXon had Houston 200 003 000- S 8 0 Ang 200 020 ll x- 6 12 o dectded to appeal an order by Los Wilson, P iza rro (51. Ray (6), U S District Judge John J Forsch (8) and Ju tze, Downing, Hough (1). Brewer { 9 ) and Sirtca of Washmgton to the U Ferguson WP- Hough (2 2) WASHINGTON (UP!) S Court of Appeals LP - Ray (6 4 ) HRs- Watson Responding to a suit flied by II Sirtca acting on a plea by mthl, Cedeno I 18th I states and three localities, the Special Watergate Prosecutor (O nly games scheduled) admlnlstratlon has dec1ded to American League Archibald Cox, had ordered the ( 11 rnnrngs) release $66.7 million In "tmPresident to turn over, for the Mmn 1 000 000 001 04- 5 7 1 pacted ald" funds to 5,000 010 ooo ooo 01 - 2 13 o JUdge's private listerung, the Tex Blyleven, Campbell ( 11) and school districts next week. tapes of Ntxon 's office conver- M1tterwald , Bibby , Brown (11) Publtc school districts ln Suarez WP- Biyleven (16 satiOns w1th atdes about and 141 LP- Bibby {6 Sl parts of all 50 states plus the Watergate . Slrica satd he Boston 000 000 001- 1 5 4 District of Columbia, Guam, would judge whether they were M>IW 000 100 lOx - 4 50 Puerto IUco and the Vtrgm pertinent crmunal evidence. Curtrs, Veale [1J and Frsk, Islands wlll share m the fund<l. Slaton (1 0 11) and El Ro The President decided on the dr rguez LfJ - Curt ls (1 2 11 ) The lawsuit charged that the traditional move to seek to HRs-C olucclo C12fhl Vast money had been Illegally overturn the ruling m the rzemskl (13th) "impounded," or held up, by District of Columbta branch o( Cleveland 200 000 010- 3 s 0 the Nixon admlnlstratlon after 000 000 000- 0 6 0 the Court of Appeals after he Detroit Perry ( 15 17 ) and Ellis, Congress appropriated lt. talked wtth h1s two chtef Coleman, Scherman (91 and But the suit never got LP - Coleman (18 1<1) Watergate lawyers, J. Fred Srms HRs- Chambllss (6th), Bell decided. llllltead, the Justice Buzhardt and Charles Alan ( 1'2th) Department told a U. S. Wright. COn ly g<~~mes scyeduled) District Court hearing Nixon returns to the White Tbunday lhal the holdup House torught after a lz.day california stay. He WID meet election campaign on Sept. 10. had been baaed on a "technicality" subsequently with senior advisers Saturday Former A:ttorney General resolved. Thus, the conmorrung, and then fly to his Herbert Brownell, who met Camp DaVId, Md. mountaintop with Nixon Thursday, told situtlonal lnue of the retreat for Labor day weekend reporters the Prestdent "looks PreBidenl's authority to with hiS famtly fme and Is full of good spirits." The Prestdent is expected to Except for occasional drives plunge back mto hiS Whtte and excursions to "red beach" House offtctal duties Tuesday, 12 miles away to take a dtp with fociiSmg on the economy and members of his famlly, the ' his legislative program, President has remained close Dai~ But Watergate problems wtD to hts estate DEVOTIO TO THii sttll confront him. INTIIIST Otr By mtd..September he 1s MEIGS-MUON ARI!A He will discuss the appeal on expected to set the date for his CHESTEIIt L TANNEHILL , •••c lei the tapes, and the Senate "grand tour" of Europe. Aides ROIIRT HOIPLICH, City Editor Watergate commtttee will say a two-week trip 18 planned, Publl!tted da lly uupt Sllurday by The Ohio Vatlty resume tis tnqutry Into the 1972 starting around Oct. 28 Publishing Company , 111 pound quarterback ; David Jenkins, 150 pound KUPrd, Phil LewiS, 220 pound Cull back ; Mtke Crouse, 140 pound end; juniors, Uoyd Wood, 170 pound wingback; Carroll Ruff, 140 pound center; Kevin Walker, 170 pound tailback; Larry Fallon, 200 pound tackle, Terry Carter, 150 pound quar terback; Bob Ruff, 150 pound end; Jack Walker, 185 pound center. Others seeking starting positions are Junior Ward, 200 pound senior transfer from Pmeville, W. Va.; juniors, Henry Sloan, 140 pound end; Mike Russell, 160 pound end ; sophomores, Ricky Crouse, 135 pound guard ; Vernon Miller, 185 pound fullback; Steve Mlller, 190 pound tackle, Mark Jeffers, 145 pound end and Richard Seagraves, 215 pound tackle Freshmen hopefuls are Chris Lewis, 155 pound tackle; Larry Ruff, 110 pound end, Tim Alha, 150 pound halfback; Ke1th Grate, ISO pound end and Paul •• Dr. T. J. Bradshaw Dr. Milton Mason • OPTOMETRISTS McNear, 120 poun~ end ; Coach Ashley Is berg assisted by Kelth Carter, former Southwestern athllte und • gr~tdun le of Rlo Grarj):le Coile~e . : Southwestern opens Its 1173 scusou at hOme Sept. 7 agai st Zane 1'nce ol Ross County, Hero ts the Highlander schedule: : Sept 7 Zane Trace : Sept 14 at Hannan, W. Va . , Sept 21 at North Gallla • Sept 28 Kyger Crook ' Oct 5 Symmes Valley Oct 12 at Eastern Oct 19 Green Oct 25 Hannan Truce Nov 2 Southern MIDDLEPOR T PH. 992-3279 Office hours b, ap. POintmont r Mon ·Frl 9 Ill 4, S.turday 9 unlit noon A Gift For All Semsons Birthdays @!) ' •" .'; Check us for price and qual ity . Main at Sycamore POMEROY, OHIO ' ' ' •• ,, : Nltlonar td v trl ls lng repreuntttlva Bott l ntll l · Gallaanar , rnc 12 Ellt A2nd St , New Vork ,New York Subscription rtt 11 Dtllvtred by carrier where IVIII.Iblt 55 Ctnfl ptr Wftk, By Motor Route wn tre c•rrre.r urvlct not IVIIIIbll One month, S2' By mtllln Oh iOtnd W Va Ont Year , S14 . Six months 150 Tnru months 15 so Ill Ytlr. IIX months If 50 tt"!rtt monfhl, 1 · ~ Subscription price In Tlrnts 1 a. heat. An air llaptitll warnJnc wu in effect today In the Dlalrlct of Columbia , Maryland .fnd Virll~U. i'"'"---------. No games. No grmmlcks Just Highest Interest Rates In The Area 5114% ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS Royal Crown : Bottling ComplmV, Middleport 5% per cent year pa1d on Regular Passbook Savrngs. : No Minimum. Interest from dale of deposit to dale • of wtthdrawal Intere s t compoul)ded quarterly ,, ~ d}MEIGS ~~RANCH ••• Tht Athens • County S1vinqs6i Lo•n Co ' •• •• 296 Second St. Pomeroy , Ohio •., All Accounts Insured To • 520,000 by FSL IC •• SLACKS AND SLACK SETS •• • • • By Randy Clark MASON - Fourteen sentOt s will lead the Wahama Wh1te Falcons onto the fteld tont gh t here agamst Buffalo opemng a new htgh school gttd season ExCitement has beet) mountmg day by day m anllc1pallon ol the upcommg season wtth seven hotne games and the mtroduci.IOn or Btg Red Countr•1'' The 1973 thtrty-three m.rn squad ts expected to rrnprove on last year's ~-5 rec01 d behmti the leadership or 14 sentors It Is possible that the offenstve untt could cons1st of ten sent ors and only one Jumot Thts year's squad wtll be considerably heftier than l&st year and one of the i•rges t u1 several years Last year the Wh1te Falcons avc1aged 164 pounds per playet whtle th1s year's average 1s ove1 170 '!'he starting o[fenstve umt would average around 181 pounds wtth the line gomg about 184 popnds and the backfteld 176 pounds Wahama boasts no less than five players ttppmg the scales over 200 pounds The Whtte Falcons w1li face tht ee new opponents on lheu schedule thts year, one of wh1ch IS fam thar to Wahama foo tball Alexander ( 6-3) reappears on Wahama 's schedule after an absence Qf four years '!'he last lime the Wht te Falcons met AlcxandCI on the gndtron, new assts l.ant coach Gary Fteids was howmg out of Wh1te Falcon football~ leadmg hiS team to a 67-16 vtctm y Calhoun County (5+1) and Wtlhamstown ( 4-4-1 ) aiC the other two new opponen ts Both tea ms ate constdercd to be of equal ab1hty afte1 theu 14-14 lie last year After the Falcons face Calhoun, Spencer and • Wtihamstown A Wahama vtcto1 y over Wmfteld may create enough spirit and mementum to cart y them past •• • SIZE: 4 to 6X =~--~~~~~----~ • I ·· Ap~earing This Week At 7 to 14 • ;• KINGS ARMS NITE CLUB COTTON BLENDS AND KNITS ALSO KNIT SHIRTS : 3 Mt . S. of Middleport on St. Rt. 7 : :• THURSOAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY AUGUST 30-31, SEPT. 1 9:30 PM to 2:00 AM ! • THE KIDDIE SHOPPt T J- '''0- - - - - - - - - - GIRLS WIDE LEG :• ..' IN 1MIDDLEPORT, 0. Heat wave continues, temperature In Washington was a record 98. Western Pennsylvania Hospital in Pltt.lburgh sald voltage declined !rom 41,000 to 38,000, creating a "an emergency situation.'' Also in the Steel Clty, health omciala advlled the alck, very young, and elderly to remain Indoors during a PQllutlon alert, CUtbacks were alto ordered at U.s. Steel 'a Clairton Coke Works and Jones Lat18hlin's Pltt.lburgh works. At · Southern MlchlBan Prllon, 1uard8 tOlled tear , .. and fired two wamtna lholl ln an e!!Ort to for~ Ill dlllltlent inmates at the 2,4CJO.member prllon to return to their cella. a prlaon otftclal ..14 the work atoppaae "appeared to be apontaneou1," 1parked by ' -· OUTFIT THEM, NOWI ON THE : we wtll ma11 for you *.. •• Phone : Pomeroy 992·2590 -· ,JJ Court St GalhPOhs • Phone 446 0690 TDSCHDDLI Second cltn poutge pa id no relief in sight or • package at your AAA ofltee I Sentinel Sunday ~~ Qlft AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF SOUTHERN OHIO refuse to spend funds ap. proprlated by Congress was avoided. However, there are at least a dozen other sutts pending m the courts ratslng that ISSue "Impacted aid" funds are designed to help locallttes ' whtch have heavy con- • centratlons of children of ' military personnel and federal employes meet the cost of educa tmg them In recent years the funds have been crtticized as no longer necessary, on grounds that the era of btg new Influxes of federal fatmlies ls over m many communities, and their impact has been absorbed. It Pomtrov , Ohio Sentlnal Ptck up in attractive " 2157 t;ludu ~~ ~ Court St, Pomeroy, Oh io, 451" hsrnu Office Phone "2 21.S. Edflorlal Phone 9P2 In 1969, the military took over the government of Braztl after the president suffered a stroke. Master $17.50 Assoctate sa.oo "' funds released The MEMBERSHIP: fits evei}One! ' ARE HERE lOLA'S Falcons open with Buffalo tonight Weddings Anniversaries JEAN_.S, Impact ed Philadelphia ordered 28 city pools to remain open an additional two days after 70 persons staged a protest sitdown against the scheduled closing, and in Chicago, cloud<l gave the nation's second largest city residents temporary relief and sporadic thunderstorms offered a respite to many restdent.l of the Midwest. The mercury soared past the 90 mark in mot1t of the East and Midwest. Boston r«<rded a 99, a record for the. dale, and New York hit 98. In New York City, the power pool asatn ordered a t per ~~ cut in voltaae. A Con Ed apokelllltall utd the utiUty mlaht haw to 110 to an I per cent cutback. Eleven employu of a Diltrlct ot Columbia auto tn. apedlon statiDII went home lick Thundly and a city Health Departmenl phyalclan ordored the Nllon cloHd. The lutlbm k Clttu k Fnitlk , lulllJIII'k Dullics Weber, AIIIA'.t~lt<' c• nd Bill ('llllnry, Hrtd honurublc• Ull'lllttUl l,ou McKtnncy , Mnt k W"rry , lluudy Chttffln, J!ln Dtihu d und Hick Ga ul. 'l'ho• lone offo•nslve buckflel•l l(•tu• n,.,. Is seui<•r wingback Mlck Ash Linemen tumlnij Chancey, who aisu begins his ha<k arc Johu i.ch •w at guard , 7th Mel~s tlt gh lootbuil SCUSOII Mike McDumel at tucklc and and doubles as at hi ctl< end• Ml'ivln Cremeans and dil'ecto• , hopes to unpr'£tvu on Tom Lowery Ius 42-15-3 Maruuder hfehnlc• 'han<·cy says the offen~c will re cOrd bc 'unning out of th slot or The dewlopm,ent 11£ thl! of. power I fm·rnallon 00 to 95 fense may be a fo•mlduiJie per cent of the umc He feels task, as only ftve sta1tet s fi'llh• thut if he can futd a gno<l the 1972 Muraudct s arf· thr uw w~ quae tcrhack to team retunung up wtth a good rccctvet, the Gone from tins yem 's offerrsc Mwaurlct~ wt ll be p,tSsinK via graduation me All-League qtutc a btl , ,,s they did "' IU7U qu.trterback Andy Vaughnn , when Bob Wcu y Uu cw fo1 ove r " 181 N. Second Ave. Back To School EhiWhl!'l By United Preas International No letup waa in slght today as the massive Ia te summer heat wave simmered on throughout the Midwest and easlern half of the nation. The National Weather Service said "litUe change Is expected in the weather pattern.'' Prlaon offlclals at the Southern Mlchlgan Prlaon at Jackson, the naUon'slargest walled prison, blamed a 13-hour prllon revolt Thuraday on the !JO.pll18 t'emperatures. New Yorkers suffered through power and water shortaBes, while the stagnant air ln the naUon's capltal.ent auto in1pectlon workers home sick. Production cutbtlcltJ at two Pittsburgh ~trea 1teel plants were reported, and Baltimore Mayor William D. 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Seven • •urters from last year's defense arc returutnH, tn · e luding se nio r back s Crcmrans, Dave Wolfe and Ash, scmor middle uuurd AI M c J ,a u~hhn, He nwr· l;Jckles Slack antt Lehew, and ends it•Jbcrt Qo•lls and Lowery '!'he Metgs defense wtli operate out of a H fmmat10n Chancey admtls that the Maraude• s lack depth, and thai tnjurles wtll have to he kept to a minimum To<lay, MclJJu~hhn ts the only starttng, 1cturmng lell.erman who ts out He Injured hts nght leg carhcr tn the week m con- •• trolled scrullOl"~" when II d~fenslve lineman fclltu< htrn, pullln~ a ligament tn Ius right knee Meigs has had ouly one scrimmage, outscorlu~ lbpley rw Vu ) lfl..O last saturday Chancey, whose coachmg s!Jtff tncludes offensive line coach Don Dixon, end toac h Chuck Dowme, defenstvc !me coach ~·enton T•yior and defenstve back ooach .John !Jenlley, was not pleased wtlh the scnmmage, calhng It "temble" and a "disaster" He felt, however, the dcfc.nslve hne did a "fair JOb", holding Hlplcy to just 104 yards rushing m ~7 attcmpL• The Marauders will continue practtces once a day, unttl the season opener a week from today, agamst Pt Plc•s:JOt at Marauder Stadium I0 s e s' 5 t 0 4 ' Puerto Rico pitcher Ramon Rosario shut out Slln F~r· nando, Calif., 7-0. West Hartford, Conn , won the opening game of the series 5-1 over Richfield, Minn. Tom Redden trtpled home two runs m the flrat Inning Ill give Weal Hartford the win. The double elimination senes continued today with losers bracket games between Richfield and San F'ernando In the morning and Clncln1111ti and Richmond tn the afternoon In the winners bracket games tomght, West Hartford plays Puerto Rlco and MemphiS meets Portland tn the rughtcap LEWISTON, ld:iho iUPIJPitchers showed their stuff tn Ute opening games of the American I .eglon World Series in thls Dllrth Idaho town Erlc Gtlmore of Portland's Watco Electric struck out 13 batters tn the 10 lnmng mghtcap game of the series Thursday as his team beat Cincinnati, 5-4 However, los1ng pitcher Kevin Uons was no slouch He had eight htls in the game, mdudlng a pair of doubles and scored two runs • in earlier games ptl<:her .John l.ce Singled tn the loth innmg to break a t1c and lead Memphis, Tcnn , to a 54 victory over Rtchmond , Va Dolphins, Vikings TV eature these [mal three toug h opponents Per haps the two most undert ated players on t111s yea r's Lea m are 'I un and Davtt.l lloush Davtd lws been a sohd l:ilW te r cvm smce Ius freshman yca t but has always been ovc1 sha dowed by older players T1 rn lloush has been a starter smcc his sophomore yedl, and, as lust yea 1, Will play an unpu1 wnt tole on both stm tmg umts T1m suffered a bt oken colla1 bone last yeat .tnd w1il be playtng w1th pam a ll yeat• as a t cs ult Also 1etm nmg tlu~ sea son 1s Ali Sta tc ilnebacket Mark Mttchetl. exctllng place kicker and pun te1 Jeff Haymaket , qum let back Terry Smtth, and ru nntn g back Mtke Lewts Smtih wtli add to lus 61i6 em ee1 ym ds passmg, gan11ng 72 )81 ds on foui compleltons his sophomm e yea< and 596 yards un 15 completions last season Tct ry has allowed only I~ mletecpttons tn 113 chances wh tle completmg 39 aenals M1ke Le" 1s owned 52 yards rus h1ng m mne car nes as a sophomm e and totaled 217 yards on the gr ound as a JUnlm Wtth 103 yards ga med tht ough the au and hts rushtn g total, Mtke accounts fm all but 117 yards ga med by the offense 1eturmng th ts year Lewts also a vet aged 9 I ya• ds fm every punt retmn he h,mdied Wtth rout teen semm s to lead a fme gt oup of undet classmen, Wahama ts expected to tmpt ove on last yem 's 5-~ t ecord A few key wms could cmry to Wht te Falcons to as many as se ven wms 7·3 flY .JOE CARNICELLI UPI Spurts Wrtter The Mtamt Dolphins have become such televtswn pel · sonali1tes that they may soon be forced to )Otn the acto•s gu1ld The Dolphtns w11i perform tomght m the second of three successtve national lelcvtston appearances when they journey to Minnesota to take on the Vikings 111 a battle of unbeaten cluhs. M1amt, whtch also played before a natwnal audtence agamst the College AII..Stars and was featured m a latemght spectal recently, takes a 23-game unbeaten streak agamst th e Vtkmgs The Dolphins have won four games and tied one whtle Mmnesota has won all three of 1ts exhlbtbons In other actiOn tomght, Buffalo IS at Denver and San Otego at Los Angeles On Soturday, the New York Gtants face Ph1iadelph1a at Prmceton, N J , Baltunore IS at Houston, Atlanta at Cmcmnall, Octrotl at Cleveland, Kansas C1ty at Dallas, the New York Jets at New Orleans, san F'ranctsco at Oakland , Ptltsbm·gh at Green Bay and St Louts at Chicago In news from the camps 11mrsday, t unmng back Emerson Boozer and ol!ens1vc Utckle Wmston Hlll agreed to terms wtlh the New York Jets and have reported to camp John North, the new coach at New Orleans, added two asststants, Dnoe Whtle for the offenstve !me and and Bob Cummmgs lor the defenstve hne St Louts acqwred runnmg back Wtllte Belton from Buffalo and Washmgton placed SVAC to allow sudden deaths The Sou!het·n Valley Athletic Coufe t ence 'i'hu1 sday mght voted to let the lnd1v tdu al tea ms dc<ldc whcthe1 ot not to play off !ted games The action came as a comR P''otmse as Kyger Ct eek and Southern wet e 1n fav or of the tte-hr caking tule (permttted by the OHSM ) wh1ie Eastern, North Galha and Southwestern opposed tl. Hannan '!'race and Symmes Valley, the othm league teams. were not represented at Thursday 's an uual fall n1eetmg of alhlctlc dtrcctm s and coaches I 11st year, Ihe league voted 4:l not to h.1vc the he breakmg 'ulc , anti KC und Southct n Iough! to an O·Ulie The league also app• oved a 1csolutwn sup pur tmg an ln. c1c~;~so - ycl to be dctN mmed - tn h ~ kcl pttrcs fnt ad ults dnd students The 1!17:! SVAC Pccview was set for Frtday, Nov 16 begmnmg at 7 p m at Kyge1 Creek Htgh School An eighth team Is betng soug ht £01 the event John T Blake, head football coach at Nor th Galha, wa s elected president of the SVAC succeedmg Bob Ot d of Southern. Bill Ph1lhps, Easletn cage coach, was chosen a:) vtce· prestdent and Ke1th Cat tcr of Sou thwestet n, scc 1clat ytt easurm Attendtn g veteran quarterback Sam Wyche on the taxt squad! The Rams clatmed rookte safety B11l Drake of Oregon from Dallas and Chtcago ptCked up running back Ty Pame and offensive hncman Craig Darling from the Gt•nts Balttmore claimed runmng back John Sykes from san Otego and Buffalo claimed bneman Lows Ross to San kicker Davtd Beverley from Diego and New Orleans ptcked Washtngton and dropped up wtdc recetver Cha rlie veteran ktcker Mtke Clark Brown from Washington Atlanta traded defensive Squirrel season starts Sept. 7 ATHENS - Accordmg to year's whtch was constdered re ce nt fie ld reports, goo<! Sqwrrel hunting should Southe•stel n OhiO's squrrrel be best on the ndges and nver populatiOn this huntmg season bottoms and h1lls1des. lleports IS gene rally the same as last on acorns, hickory nu ts and Ma 1or League Standmgs By Un1led Press tnl er natlonal National League East w I pet g b 68 65 511 SJ LOV IS 2 117 6) 65 492 P 1tlsburgh 64 67 489 3 Ch 1c ago 5112 62 70 470 M ontreal Phil~dflphlil 62 7 I 466 6 New York 61 71 462 6lf~ West w I pet g b LosAnge les 83 51 619 Cmcl nnal1 7V 55 590 4 San Pranclsc o 73 58 55 7 8 1f~ Hou ston 68 68 500 16 Atlanta b4 70 478 19 San o ,ego 48 84 364 34 Thursday's Resu lts 51 Lcu 1s 1 New York 0 10 mns Pt1 !ade lphia 8 Montreal 7 Los Angeles 6 Houslon S !O nly games scheduled)~ Today 's Probable P1tcher s (A ll T•mes EDT) New York. tSa deckl 3 3) at 51 LOU IS (Nagy 0 1), 9 p m MOJ"'treal (Rogers 53) at Ph lad etph1a ( Lonborg 12 10 ). 7 :10 p m Hou ston (G riff n 0S or R 1ChMd 5 1l at Los Angeles ( Rau41l llpm CtnCIMSII {Gullett 15 8) at San O•ego ( G rerf 7 14). 10 30 Amencan League East Balltmore Boston Detroit New York Milwaukee Cleveland wlpctgb 76 53 589 72 60 545 51h 71 63 530 ]1h 68 66 507 1Q111 64 67 489 13 56 1a AlB 22 ;, West Wlpctgb Oakland 1a 54 591 Kansa scr ty 74 59 556 4'h Mtnnesota 63 69 477 15 California 61 67 .£17 15 Chtcago 62 69 473 151;, Texa s 46 86 348 32 Thursday's Results M tnn 5 Te x as 2 11 tnns M rlwaukee 4 Boston 1 Cleveland 3 Detro1t 0 (On l y games scheduled l Today 's Probable P 1tchers (AU l1m es EDT) Minnesota (Fi fe 1 1) at TeMas ( Merr\lt 5 9J 8 JC p m Oakland (Holtzman 19 11) at Ka n sas City (S p! Htor1t l5 91, 8 30 D m Cal1 forn1a CS1 nger 17 10) at Chu:ago (Wood 21 18). 9 p m Clevela nd (W tl cox 6 7 or Kek1c h 1 4) a t Detro1t ( Fryman 59 1 8 p m Bal1 l more (Palmer 18 6) at New York (Dobson 7 5 ) walnuts (referred to as "mast") are mostly goOd wtth no county showing any worse than spotty, hut some late frost damage m low areas Sqmrrel season opens statewtde Sept 7 and extends through Nov 10 on pnvate lands and through Dec. 22 on Slate Public Huntmg Areas. Hunting hours are dayltght to dark Datly bag hmtt Is four and possesSion llmtt after the f1rst day ts e1ght Recent surveys conducted by Stal.e Game Protectors have )ndtcated good hunlmg condtttons for thts coming fall The past years carry mg bropd stock combmed wtth an ex- rlle l11wn food • I ong L1s1inll feedln11 for aruner, ' lur· 7 30 Sa1urday's Games eoslon at Milwaukee Cleveta11d a t Oe tr o1t Balllrnore at New Yo r k M nn esota at Tex. n1ght Oak l and at Ka n C1t y n1ght Ca\ rf at Chtcago nrght dn:r [Atil.'i~ • ~o u ~ ~ turf U{l(l ~~ Srolb h mlh md h (I 911.1 lbi) Int ernat iona l League Stand10gs By Un1ted Press International CROW'S W L 78 64 75 6? Syracuse 72 S 1-4 5 16 STEAK HOUSE • Home of 68 )O ll W lfl Pet GB 549 528 3 62 80 437 Nat•onal Olvisto n W L Pet X Ct1art eston 63 73 589 Tidewater 73 65 529 Pen msula 7() 70 500 R1chmond 49 90 353 Thursday's Results Peninsula 3 Pawt utket 2 Syracuse 4 R lchmond 3 Tldewaler 7 Toledo 0 Toledo I OOI)S~ f1 ( J lb !I oz) 2 SUO Ml f1 r311'os 12 01.) "' 10 45 "' 15 when D iVISIOn Rochest er Pawtucke t Scoll ~ hnuly brand grass seed for 11 good lookln,K, good Wtllring l11wn in full sun or p.trliuf shnde U1u ld ~r I 0 O(J(I ~Lf [I (31/ lh§) l ~ I)(J(hq II I UP> It,_~ ) Amcncan SURGERY FOR CLARK WASillNGTON (UP!)- Ar· chte Clark, the Capttol Bullets' star guard, underwent surgery today for a separated shoulder he recetved earlier thiS week ln Mtchtgan, a team spokesman said Clark IS expected to take from six to elght weeks to recover and the spokesman satd he "pretty deflmtely will miSs the ftrst couple of weeks of tile season n • Stotts Turf Ruildcr-Anltrlcll'll fln'o- pm Boston (T iant 15 11 and Moret Atlanta [Morton 11 9) al San Fr an c rsc o (Bryant 20 8 ) , 11 9 OJ at Milwaukee (Parsons 3 5 and Cham pron 4 6) , 2, 7 p m pm Ch1cago (Reu sc he l 12 12 and Jenk1ns 12 12 or Hooton 10 12) at Prltsbvrgh ( Rooker 6 4 and Mor lan 2 1), 2 6 p m Sat urd ay's Games Chi cago at P1 tf sbu rgh A tl anta at San FranCISCO New York at Sl LOU IS fliQI'It Mon treal a t Ph ll a ntght Hou ston al Los Angeles , n1ght C1 nctnnal1 at San 01 eg o night cellent growmg year should provtde an abundance of most game gpecics Fall is Nature's time to improve your lawn! pm huy 2 m0 anv ~ fl I Z65 US \Mil~ )IU H Rl HUll OHil Save 50¢ buy r lklo 1•1 f1 ..o.11~n }•HI t AM\1,, Will :sny ~I (< 11 kl H I.J IUl~K GS Blfl 12 1f~ 33 MODERN SUPPLY 399 W Mam Sl "2 2164 Pomeroy. 0. 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Aug. 31, 1973 Boosters plan tourney 'fhe Syracuse Minersville Boosters along with the Me i~s Mason League, are sponsodn~ a men 's slo'pilch double elimination softball tournament at Kyger Creek Plant Field beginning Sept. 10 and running through the 16th. The deadline lor entry is Sept. 6, and drawings will be held at Syracuse town hall building at 7 p.m. The entry lee FLOWERS For All Occasions We Wire Flowers Ever'ywhere 992-2039 Porn eroy Flower Shop Mn. Millard Van Meter Ph. 992-2039 Ph. 992-5721 is $JO and two Dudley balls. Trophies will be awarded to the top three finishing teams. Anyone needing further information should ,contact Larry Grueser at 992-2974. • •• TV TO VENEZUELA ATLANTA (UPJ) - Hank Aaron's chase of Babe Ruth's home run record wlll be seen on television in Venezeula. Venecolana Television in Caracas has requested a satellite feed of the Braves last few televised ga.mes or the season . The Venezeulan station plans to send its own annoW!cer here to handle playbyoplay in Spanish for the audience in his country while the game is led "live." Aaron is only eight home runs away from tying Ruth's record of 714 career hornets. N. W. COMPTON, 0. ' D. •.OPTOMETRIST . OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 1 ~. 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT ~· T., · POMEROY. Dale C. Warner INSURANCE AGENCY NEW LOCATION ·102 W. MAIN POMEROY • 992-2143 992-7428 Representing: STATE AUTOMOBILE MUTUAL INS. OHIO 'FARMERS INSURANCE CO. AUTO-OWNERS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. C!NCIIi.NATl (UP! ) Cincinnati Reds outllelder Bobby Tolan, ·recently reinstated from the disabled list, surprised the ClnciMati Reds by showing up at the Greater Cincinnati Airport to hoard the chartered plane for San Diego. His appearance prevented further disciplinary action. By Denny Fobes Tolan was not on the plane, he would face disciplinary action . Tohm caliL>d the team to tell . them · he would meet tne players in San Diego where the Rods open a road trip ti.Mlight. But when the plane left Thursday at 6 p.m., Tolan was on it. He was sporUng the beginning or a beard and was ,dressed in an open.collar blue sports shirt and carrying no luggage. He explained he had been told he was not welcome In the clubhouse so he and his family went to St. Louis. There he learned of U1e reinstatement and possible disciplinary action. "A couple or players, not with Cincinnati, told me I ought to go to California,'' he said. "Being unwelcome, I wanted to get away. I'm ho.lding no grudges. I want to nelp the team win,tt he s~id . 11Like everyone else. 1 can use the While most predictors of area high school football present disabled Tolan· list hadalter been on the exchanging their grid picks week by week, none of them seem to have the heated .words with Player courage to forecast team'sseason records belore the year begins Personnel Director Sheldon (Look out Col. Mole ). Chief Bender, ·and refusing to Having watched s.everal practices of all 3 Meigs County see a physician. squads, and after interviewing the 3 head coaches, yours truly • National League President will now put his reputatillllas a first class oracle on the line and Chub Feeney and Baseball once again do his famous 'limb walk'.. Commissioner Bowie Kuhn EASTERN - Should be a down year lor the Green and ruled Tolan should not have White. New head coach _Lew Berkhlmer has his work cut out for been placed on the disabled list him " 'th only 7 returmng lettermen, 4 of whom ~ere s~rling lor those reasons. That ruling regulars l~st year. Key to respectable season w11l be ltrsl 2 . came Tuesday, but Tolan bad games ag_atnst Hannan Trace.and Symm~s Valley . U Eagles can mysteriously disappeared. notch 2wtns there, coupled wtth another tn tbe 3 toughest games c· c· nnatl Red Manager against Southe~n, Federal Hocking and Kyger Creek, the bir~ Spa~~~ Anderson :ad inserted could be on thetr way to a 4-5 or S-4 season, about_the best they 11 rookie Ken Griffey In Tolan's posstbly be able to do this year. spot in the outfield With loads of freshmen and sophomores, 1973 could definitely · Cl b 0lf'cials h~d said if money." 1 be classified as a rebuilding year. Youngsters are there to build u SV AC powerhouse of the next 3 years. Sorry Eagle fans , - - - -- - - - - everybody has to have a bad year once ina while. Prediction - 3 and 6. BOUT SCHEDULED SOUTHERN - Tornadoes have the stuff to take the league LONDON (UP!) - Chris championship for second straight year, but it will take a few Finnegan, Britain's former breaks here and there to edge out Kyger Creek for the crown. European, British and ComSecond-year coach Bill Jewell has talent-laden squad with 8 monwealth light-heavyweight offensive lettermen back and 7 on defense. Aerial attack, led by champion, will meet Frank experienced senior Verne Ord could be the asset to bring another Evans of New Orleans in a 10 SVAC title. round-bout at the Empire Pool, As in Eastern's case, loads o!lreshmen and sophomores give Wembley on Sept. 10. · Tornadoes a bright picture in the future, but the Big Purple arc The FiMegan-Evans fight also a team of the present. will be on the bill topped by the An undefeated season is a possibility, but 8-2 is more likely, · John Conteh-Vicente Rondon with the Bobcat encoW!ter ever so important. Flip ol the coin fight . The bout will be Fin(that's not just a cliche, I really flipped it) gives Tornadoes close negan's first outing since he victory over Kyger Creek. lost all three titles to Conteh Prediction- 9 and 1with another large SV AC memento for three months ago. the Southern trophy case. MEIGS - Here is the toughest one of all. Some say Charley Chancey may have first losing record in Meigs history while the while Bob Watson and Cesar most optimistic optimists only go as high as 6-3 or 7-2. The Marauder offense, the big question mark, is a bit Cedeno smas hed two-run smaller than usual, but enthusiasm and a winning tradition is homers in the Astros' losing, effort. still there. · Greg Luzinskl singled home Could be a defensive year, and the Marauder defenders should keep the Maroon and Gold in every game, even il the two rWls with a bases-loaded single with two out in the ninth offense ahould sputter. . Big win over Gallipolis could propel the Marauders to bigger inning after stroking a solo and better things, and don't think Chancey is going to sit still for 2 homer in the fifth inning to lift Philadelphia to a come-fromstraight losses to C. L. (JohMy)Ecker and his Blue Devils . Breaks in light ball games could make the difference, and behind victory over Montreal. they all should be close with the possible exCeption of the Ironton There were six homers in the game, three for each team. encounter. Prediction - The eternal optimist knows that 5-4 is most Bob Boone arid Willie Monlikely, but if the ball bounces right, and it should, the Marauders tanez led the. Phillies attack. will finish 6 and 3. ALBANY White fllltll r- The •nnua l Sund Y IWIIoo wa1 held 111 at moon, Augusl 12, · Attend~en Lake Park here. ns we«l Mr. and Mra. 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S~o~ for Boys' an~ Gi~s Sp en c er, '. • \ Think Three 1 8U1Jtlful Nr. :~~ nd .. a brilliant IS PATIENT Mrs . Leo Searls is a patient at the Pleasant Valley Hospital, . Point Pleasant. I NATION · W~ll show you how a beautifully built car can make your life easier. Case-Western Rese rve this MONDAY Marv Etta Spen ce r to Robert ute , Li nda Joyce Lute . 1 EASTERN Athleti c A.K ., LChes . 'Age t er . Acttve Boosters, 8 p.m. at high school. Bra dford Lew is , Haz el L ewi s Trios Teen Shoes Buc keye Ru r a l Ete<. ., Ease .. Fair proceeds and upcoming to Poll-Parrot Rulland . . ) horse show to be discussed. Thorn MeAn POTLUCK Picnic at Twin A thougM for the day: City Shrine Park, Racine , at 2 American author William p.m. Sponsored by Twin City Saroyan said, "If you give to a Shrine Club. All Shriners, their thief he cannot steal from you, Your THOM MeAN Store families, Shrinettes, Honorary and then he is no longer a Middleport, 0 . ..,~-.. --__;~~~~"--' Shrine widows and new thief." members Invited. ANNUAL Labor Day celebration of Pomeroy Fire Department begins Monday with parade at II a.rn. down St. to Butternut Ave.; out Butternut to, the village parking lot. (lbicken barbecue served all day ~n the upper parking Jot. RACINE Chapter , O.t .S. will meet in regular session Monday evening, September 3, at 8 p.m. FIN ANGE Committee for the Citizens Committee for the promotion of the one-half mill bond issue to be used lor construction of facilities for the Meigs Community School fir Retarded Children. TUESDAY MEET TilE Bradbury Team night will be observed at the Bradbury School at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. The program wiU · include introduction of teachers, an ouUine of lhs program for the 1973-74 school year, introduction to the individualized math program, a review of the indlviduallzed speUing program, and a tour of the building , Awesome Sight Since earliest recorded his· tory . the spectacular display of aurora borealis ha s awed and confused observers of the sky at night. Even to this day . the aurora . or '' northern lights," continues to confound scientists who scan the skies in an atte mpt' to· understand the' phenomenon. , It . Reservoir, near th,e nor th- Hysell to Dewey Ray Bir ch fie ld . Mary L B i r c h field Spen c er , The annual picnic of the Past Matrons ol Evangeline Chapter Order of the Eastern Star, was held Friday night at the Middleport Masonic Temple. Games were pla~ed with prizes going to Mrs. M. L. French, Mrs. Helen Reynolds, Mrs. John Lyons and Harry Chesher . Members and guests attending were Mrs . Jack Bechtle, Mr . and Mrs. Allen Hughes, Mrs. Marie Hawkins, Mrs. Beulah Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chesher, Mrs. French, Mrs. Bernice Winn, Mrs. Evelyn Lewis and Mrs. Lyons. Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. Reynolds will host the September meeting. Mr: Marshall ltoush and Joey ; Mrs JoeStob•rtMdJoy, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hill, Mrs. lluth Donohew, and Mrs. Dolly Wolfe, Sending Milts to Dolly were Mr . and Mrs. Raymond Prolfill, Mr and Mrs. Jack tl all, Mr . ~nd Mr.. Fern Norris, Mr. and Mrs . 'Danny Hill , F't , l.;mderdale, Ftf; Mr. and Mrs. Dale 11111, Sr, Dale Wallace 11111 , Moore Haven, F'la.; Mr . and Mrs. Darrell Norris and Tracy, Mr . and Mrs. Dallas Hill, Mr . and Mrs. Jack Cwnmins, Barry Theiss, Mr . and Mrs ..Larry O' Brien and children . GO~::S TO SCHOOL Bill Vaugha n, son of Mr . and . Per cy Lambert , R uGy M Lamborl to WilHam R rs. Richard Vaughan , Lamberl , Belly Jean Lambert. Middleport , left Thursday for 1' 45 A., Salem . Cha rlo$ R . Hvstll, Kathr vn Cleve Ian d where he WI'11 a ll end . .MatronJMain OES have picnic wor ld 's longest Plymouth Fu ry Gran Coupe 2,0 oo r Hardtop Meigs Property Transfers Middleport ' measures IJ ft . 6 inches In diamet er a nd r uns tor 85.0 mlles from the Rondout i 25 E. Main Sc. • 992-2171 M Pomeroy . . . ~ I ~ ~ !:;.:.: Personal Notes f.~ The MILFORD D4024W Don't blue and white flowered voile ·dresses and carried houquets of mixed summer flowers. Miss Amy Nibert and Miss Jennifer Martin, nieces of the bride, were flower girls. The groom's father served as best man. Alan and David Kayser, brothers of the groom, were ushers. A reception was held in the church social r oom. Assisting were Mrs. Alan Kayser, Mrs. Bracy Wra y, Mrs . Rober t Fowble , Mrs. Campbell Stevens and Mrs. Randal DWlcan. The couple will live in Morgantown where Kayser will a ttend Wes t Virginia University Law Schooi. r \ OVER 90% SOLID-STATE! JttiRACLES tunnel of any ki nd is the New York Ci ty West Delawar e wa ter supp ly tunnel begun In i9J7 and If you need a loan, you ne~d someone yo u can tr.usr. Whatever the anloUnt you need. . City Loan is a dl~cren ~ kind of loan company . We hand le "lvings roo .. If people trun u.s to manoge their savings, you know you ca n ttust tl3 ro hartdle yotir loan. What makes u1 a different kind of kan company, makes uo a better kind of loan company. Nibert-Kayser vows read ...~ • Pa rc.et. salisbury . ' SUNDAY Dewey Ray Birchfi e ld . Ma r y OURS FAMILY reunion , L . Bi r ch f ie! a 10 Charles R Su~day, Rock .. Springs H~$eU , Ka th ryn Hy sell, Lot , dO ICp"orl. FatrgroWlds, basket dinner 1 M ~Frank E , Young , Donna p. m. Take own table servi~e. Young fa Alma You'ng , T A , . DESCENDANTS of Sblisbury La rrv Young , N e t tle L Abraham and Mary Bahr will Young to Dale w . We l sh . lor ie E Weist\ , 1 A ., Oliv~ : hold reunion SWlday beginning MBr Dale W . Welsh . Marjo r il! E. at noon at archery building at Welsh to Lar ry 0 . Young N l'llie L . Young , lO~ 19 A.: Royal Oak Park. OHve . Eugen e M . Harr is, Janet GAINER Reunion at Meigs Harr is to Dewey M . H_ o r l on, County FairgroWlds. Dinner at J r . • Paul ine G Horton . Lo ts M i ddl eport. · 12:30 p.m. · Ru ss ell Spencer, Juan ita L. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Kayser I !t'.-*"*1-W,.-;;::>;«:::x:x,~:~ • ~ SATURDAY HYMN SING, Freedom Gospel Mission, Bald Knob 7:30 p. m. with Blsseli Girl; and others singing. Public invited . ;;:, I Featuring Titan 101 chassis 0 '· . I I Ingels Furniture The I tv! ~ d< game like this should pep you up but il's .just another game." In the only other National League games, Philadelphia lopped Montreal, 8-7, and Los Angeles downed Houston, 6-5. In the American League; Cleveland turned back Detroit, 3-0, Milwaukee defeated Boston, 4-1, and Minnesota beat Texas, >-2, in 11 innings. Little-used Ken McMullen delivered a pinch-hit single to score the winning rWl in Los Angeles' win over Houston, and upped the Dodgers lead to four. games in the NL West over idle Cincinnati. Joe Ferguson drove in three rWls for the Dodgers r ' COMPACT •'$!.W/.~Qh.. •"r M1ke H1ll hosted ll party alendar ~ Saturday ' honoring their ~ dauuhter !Jolly's tlurd birth· ' day , L'harley Brown anu Snoopy t"J(IDAY d(-coruted the ~ake which was EVANGELISTIC CrUJadt, through Sept. 1 at Joppa presented Dolly ~nd servt!d Church grounds, Northeast with ,Ice cream , po\alQ th1ps cluster, 8 each evening ; Rev. and Kool -Aid. Present were Mr~. Joyce Robert Meece, evangellst; cluster choir and other special Quillrn and J;Qn, Jason; Donna !lose and Jeremy; Mr. and m~LSic . Public invited. CIIAPARELLS at Forkod Mrs. Junior Wolfe , Wendy and Run State Park 8:30p. m. with 'J'ricill; Jay Proffill, Mtssy prosram of country-wesfA!rn and rock mUBlc. aPECIAL meeting, · Racine Lotlg~ 461, F&AM, at temple . Work wlll be conferred in the MM Degree. Refreshments ; all Master Masons Invited . l I' ...• ~ncr IC In 1954, Hurricane Carol lashed the New England coast, killing 68 persons and causing APPLE GROVE, W. Va. Rebecca Nibert, damages estimated at f500 Mary daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale million. W. Nibert, Apple Grove, became the bride of Cofer BEAUTIFUL Dallas Kayser, son of Mr . and DRIED FLOWER Mrs. Robert A. Kayser, Point Pleasant, June 15, in Beale ARRANGEMENTS Chapel Church. From · The double-ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. Michael Hall. Wedding music wa~ provided by Fred Gaul. The bride wore an Ed· wardian style gown of clWly 59 N. Second St. lace with pulled sleeves; high Middleport, o. neck and flounced hemline. Her lace-edged shoulder length mantilla was held by a bennet trinuned in lace, She carried a colonial bouquet of white roses and carnations. Mrs. Larry Marlin and Mrs. David Nibert, sister and sisterin-law of the bride, were honor attendants. They wore pale MIDDLEPORT Cards win, l-0 SATURDAY ONLY! Cl yde Willie, Rt. 3, Pomeroy ; Mr . tllld Mrs Charle• Jell en Athe111 ; Mr .' ond Mrs. ~ Jonea and children Terry Steve, Cindy, Jerlrey, Jerry: lind Jennlter, Alhent; Mr, and Mrs. Roy Je!lers, Albany: Mr. and Mrs, nlchard Jeffera and children, Todd, Brad, and Jill, Athens ; Mrs. Delores White and . children, VIrgil and Shirley, AthenJ ; Mr . aud Mrs. Earl While and children Rhonda and Deanna ' Athens :' Mr , and Mrs: Edward White, Searcy, Ark.; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin White and children Denise ajld Bryan, Rt. 3: Pomeroy; Mr, and Mrs. Roger Bankes and daugbter, Raquel, SleubenvUle; Mr. and Mrs. Robert White and son, !Wbble, Rl. 2, CoolvUle; Mr. and Mrs. Berkeley Faulkner and children, Sue, Kevin, Andy, and Shetley , Circleville; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Warner, The Plains; Mr. and Mrs. Atha Shreve, Guysville; Mrs. Lula Dugan, DeLeon Spring~. Fla. ; Mrs. Bonzo, Minford; Mrs. Steve Miller and son, Louisville, Ky.; Donald E. White, York, Neb.; and Katie Pryor, Athens. · •3.49 Dudley's florist 21iE. SECOND ST. POMEROY, OHIO .. . PH{>NE 9'12-7606 '• . By JOE FROHLINGER UP! Sports Writer lt was just another win for the St. Louis Cardinals but to the New York Mets, it was. a heart-breaking defeat. The Cardinals eked out a 1-0 win in 10 innings over New York and Tom Seaver Thursday night, da~hing the Mets' hopes for a "crucial" victory in the opening game of a fourgame set: Seaver and Reggie Cleveland were engaged in a- nip.and-tuck pitching duel alter nine innings before Lou Brock doubled in the lOth. Brock took third on Ted Sizemore's sacrifice and scored the game's only run when Jooe Cr\lz . singled past the drawn-in Mel Infield. The Meta' locker room was generally subdued alter the loss which dropped them six games back of the pace.. etling 'Cardinals in the Eastern Division . The Cardinals Iell good about the win but chalked It up as just another game. Manager Red Schoendlenst said, "winning every game is important. A I, Social I~;,~s f!!.f!.k~!!..o~e~ ... .White family has reunion Tolan on plane the I heritage house Mrl. btldt1 Uts peHe~ t Ktep-uk.e diamond tn111tmtnt rtrig Wlth rnJ ~(:~ Ina wuatng rll\1' · Mut.•r · e-ulled and tully IU:illrtn~,d . W~£LAN �.• &- The Dally S.mllnel, Mlddl•110rt.Porneroy, o., Aus .tl, 11173 4- Thf Daily Sent,~!. Mlddloporl-Pomeroy. 0 .. Aug. 31, 1973 Boosters plan tourney 'fhe Syracuse Minersville Boosters along with the Me i~s Mason League, are sponsodn~ a men 's slo'pilch double elimination softball tournament at Kyger Creek Plant Field beginning Sept. 10 and running through the 16th. The deadline lor entry is Sept. 6, and drawings will be held at Syracuse town hall building at 7 p.m. The entry lee FLOWERS For All Occasions We Wire Flowers Ever'ywhere 992-2039 Porn eroy Flower Shop Mn. Millard Van Meter Ph. 992-2039 Ph. 992-5721 is $JO and two Dudley balls. Trophies will be awarded to the top three finishing teams. Anyone needing further information should ,contact Larry Grueser at 992-2974. • •• TV TO VENEZUELA ATLANTA (UPJ) - Hank Aaron's chase of Babe Ruth's home run record wlll be seen on television in Venezeula. Venecolana Television in Caracas has requested a satellite feed of the Braves last few televised ga.mes or the season . The Venezeulan station plans to send its own annoW!cer here to handle playbyoplay in Spanish for the audience in his country while the game is led "live." Aaron is only eight home runs away from tying Ruth's record of 714 career hornets. N. W. COMPTON, 0. ' D. •.OPTOMETRIST . OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 1 ~. 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT ~· T., · POMEROY. Dale C. Warner INSURANCE AGENCY NEW LOCATION ·102 W. MAIN POMEROY • 992-2143 992-7428 Representing: STATE AUTOMOBILE MUTUAL INS. OHIO 'FARMERS INSURANCE CO. AUTO-OWNERS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. C!NCIIi.NATl (UP! ) Cincinnati Reds outllelder Bobby Tolan, ·recently reinstated from the disabled list, surprised the ClnciMati Reds by showing up at the Greater Cincinnati Airport to hoard the chartered plane for San Diego. His appearance prevented further disciplinary action. By Denny Fobes Tolan was not on the plane, he would face disciplinary action . Tohm caliL>d the team to tell . them · he would meet tne players in San Diego where the Rods open a road trip ti.Mlight. But when the plane left Thursday at 6 p.m., Tolan was on it. He was sporUng the beginning or a beard and was ,dressed in an open.collar blue sports shirt and carrying no luggage. He explained he had been told he was not welcome In the clubhouse so he and his family went to St. Louis. There he learned of U1e reinstatement and possible disciplinary action. "A couple or players, not with Cincinnati, told me I ought to go to California,'' he said. "Being unwelcome, I wanted to get away. I'm ho.lding no grudges. I want to nelp the team win,tt he s~id . 11Like everyone else. 1 can use the While most predictors of area high school football present disabled Tolan· list hadalter been on the exchanging their grid picks week by week, none of them seem to have the heated .words with Player courage to forecast team'sseason records belore the year begins Personnel Director Sheldon (Look out Col. Mole ). Chief Bender, ·and refusing to Having watched s.everal practices of all 3 Meigs County see a physician. squads, and after interviewing the 3 head coaches, yours truly • National League President will now put his reputatillllas a first class oracle on the line and Chub Feeney and Baseball once again do his famous 'limb walk'.. Commissioner Bowie Kuhn EASTERN - Should be a down year lor the Green and ruled Tolan should not have White. New head coach _Lew Berkhlmer has his work cut out for been placed on the disabled list him " 'th only 7 returmng lettermen, 4 of whom ~ere s~rling lor those reasons. That ruling regulars l~st year. Key to respectable season w11l be ltrsl 2 . came Tuesday, but Tolan bad games ag_atnst Hannan Trace.and Symm~s Valley . U Eagles can mysteriously disappeared. notch 2wtns there, coupled wtth another tn tbe 3 toughest games c· c· nnatl Red Manager against Southe~n, Federal Hocking and Kyger Creek, the bir~ Spa~~~ Anderson :ad inserted could be on thetr way to a 4-5 or S-4 season, about_the best they 11 rookie Ken Griffey In Tolan's posstbly be able to do this year. spot in the outfield With loads of freshmen and sophomores, 1973 could definitely · Cl b 0lf'cials h~d said if money." 1 be classified as a rebuilding year. Youngsters are there to build u SV AC powerhouse of the next 3 years. Sorry Eagle fans , - - - -- - - - - everybody has to have a bad year once ina while. Prediction - 3 and 6. BOUT SCHEDULED SOUTHERN - Tornadoes have the stuff to take the league LONDON (UP!) - Chris championship for second straight year, but it will take a few Finnegan, Britain's former breaks here and there to edge out Kyger Creek for the crown. European, British and ComSecond-year coach Bill Jewell has talent-laden squad with 8 monwealth light-heavyweight offensive lettermen back and 7 on defense. Aerial attack, led by champion, will meet Frank experienced senior Verne Ord could be the asset to bring another Evans of New Orleans in a 10 SVAC title. round-bout at the Empire Pool, As in Eastern's case, loads o!lreshmen and sophomores give Wembley on Sept. 10. · Tornadoes a bright picture in the future, but the Big Purple arc The FiMegan-Evans fight also a team of the present. will be on the bill topped by the An undefeated season is a possibility, but 8-2 is more likely, · John Conteh-Vicente Rondon with the Bobcat encoW!ter ever so important. Flip ol the coin fight . The bout will be Fin(that's not just a cliche, I really flipped it) gives Tornadoes close negan's first outing since he victory over Kyger Creek. lost all three titles to Conteh Prediction- 9 and 1with another large SV AC memento for three months ago. the Southern trophy case. MEIGS - Here is the toughest one of all. Some say Charley Chancey may have first losing record in Meigs history while the while Bob Watson and Cesar most optimistic optimists only go as high as 6-3 or 7-2. The Marauder offense, the big question mark, is a bit Cedeno smas hed two-run smaller than usual, but enthusiasm and a winning tradition is homers in the Astros' losing, effort. still there. · Greg Luzinskl singled home Could be a defensive year, and the Marauder defenders should keep the Maroon and Gold in every game, even il the two rWls with a bases-loaded single with two out in the ninth offense ahould sputter. . Big win over Gallipolis could propel the Marauders to bigger inning after stroking a solo and better things, and don't think Chancey is going to sit still for 2 homer in the fifth inning to lift Philadelphia to a come-fromstraight losses to C. L. (JohMy)Ecker and his Blue Devils . Breaks in light ball games could make the difference, and behind victory over Montreal. they all should be close with the possible exCeption of the Ironton There were six homers in the game, three for each team. encounter. Prediction - The eternal optimist knows that 5-4 is most Bob Boone arid Willie Monlikely, but if the ball bounces right, and it should, the Marauders tanez led the. Phillies attack. will finish 6 and 3. ALBANY White fllltll r- The •nnua l Sund Y IWIIoo wa1 held 111 at moon, Augusl 12, · Attend~en Lake Park here. ns we«l Mr. and Mra. MOTOROLA QUASAR PORTABLE COLOR TV to San Diego Sports Desk S:,:W SPMI:I NG n~ Hair ,,l1Jl1i by KAY Quasar Poltlble Color T lnt\1 M-t\ The one vreel problem · mQt.t women hove I> get· ling their hair to curl. ctrcults replete 1111 but 6 chant tultill lllumu"'ated ' C hanl"t~ Numbtill ~t)ll~ who hove lu•t the rever•e problem - heir which 11 too curly. MODE~ WPitOHW 19 " sc••t.n (mt .. Uitd diiQUOIII'/ However, there ari some Co lor Tuning lntunt PH:·.n nt •nJ Sound. Replecublf Solid lltt. n m~1 Abou1 Call mcludt<J H /Utlf M • Just as your hair stylist hu the answer to hair which needs curling, so she also has a solulloQ for hair which I> too curly and won 'I behove. tennas, Motorol• Bnoht Pt 1\.IAI Tubt HtQh impact polyt iYrtHII r'l!btntt tn Walnut grain f1 f11flh WERNER RADIO & T.V. Taming those unruly curls con be done by >klllful >haplng ·and the proper cut, and by utilizing your natural curl In a modern creation which will flatter you. 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SHEET ...•• ...••• CHRYSLER Plymoulfi I Kashmir Walnut color cabinet • Sunshinet Pic ture Tube • Solid·St ~ le Super Video Ra nge Tuner • Customized Tuning • AFC $39900 BUY NOW/ Supply limited! 992-2635 -~~ TIMIIIII. ~ :·:~ Mrs. Alberta Nothstine, Grovepor:t, and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Krohn, Walla Walla , Waah ., were guests Tuesday and Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb. Mrs. Krohn is the former Dorlha Alexander, niece of Mrs. Webb. Dale Kesterson has returned home after spending the past three weeks in Hamilton with his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs . ~arl KesterSOQ, and sons. The Earl. Kesterson family brought him home. Mrs. Ferne Hayman, Mrs. June Wickersham and sons, spent Sunday at Wellston visiting Mrs. Ava Belle. They spent last week in Columbus. Mrs. Hayman was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hayes who took her to New Richmond lor a visit with Mr. and Mrs. 'fed Fisher. Mrs. Wlckeraham and sons were the guests ol and Mrs. Don Hodge. They enjoyed a day at Kings. Island. 1 Saad and Milling AlTERS com pleted In 1945 . Reservoir Info the Hillview ern city li ne of New York City . Measure the pleasure your whole fam ily will rece ive from wo nder ful Retlned Water . Drinking water will be clean, clear and sporkllng, hair will be lustrous, easy to manage, and your la~ndry will be brighter, softer and clean smelling. . Don't walt another day I Call 882·2525. SAYRE HARDWARE Dwight PSSSSST! Roofs Don't Wear Out GET--- • • • BOARD TO MEET The Meigs County Fair Board will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Rock Springs Fairgrounds to review aspects or the 1973 county fair, Wallace Bradford, president, announces. They Bum .Out! No. 301 Heavy Duty L:lquid Aluminum Coating Formulated with Asphalfic.Gilsonite Liquids. Also No. 350 for Mobile Homes. · ONE APPLICATION ' r=------------~ IRuns on regular g~s·i Strong, solid, reliable Plymouth Fury. With the best Fury styling we've ever ollered . With lots of room for a fam ily. With such standard features as an Electromc Ignition : : . . : : . · METAL AND MASONRY System . It'a a great valoe- eapecielly now at our year·end prlcet. And, don'l Jorge! Fury runa on regular gul so o'monln Mw' and get yourtelf a greal deal. I -~ w CHRYSLER AllrHOIIIZID DIALIII • MCIIOM 00111'0- Sttds · Bird 'Sttc~s - Oyster Shells and Grit · Ftrtlllzers .. Llmt . Ctmtnt A Mortar • Stock Salt . Water Softener- Remtdlti. Salt. Litten . Vaccine - Roofing • Paints · Rtd Brand Ftnclng - S.ltr and 'Binder Twin• • Sprays • Gates. C'monin. It's Clean·upTbne TOM RUE MOTORS 399 s. 3rd AVE., MIDDLEPORT; 0. I ... ...., . . . ·-'- a.... ....ttoN .... . . . tltlioo ' - · ....... .. ...... ....._ Ptel t ..Wnelt. 1 'oxia..... tms tatwa "tEl ~AttKtNC AT' •• KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. 992·3741 or 992-5020 Middleport, 0. SUGAR RUNI MILLS MullltrrY Ave . • •• •• ' SJ.t...... .............. ... ....... ;..................... I ' . I I •• fall. He was accompanied there by his mother who returned today . . S~o~ for Boys' an~ Gi~s Sp en c er, '. • \ Think Three 1 8U1Jtlful Nr. :~~ nd .. a brilliant IS PATIENT Mrs . Leo Searls is a patient at the Pleasant Valley Hospital, . Point Pleasant. I NATION · W~ll show you how a beautifully built car can make your life easier. Case-Western Rese rve this MONDAY Marv Etta Spen ce r to Robert ute , Li nda Joyce Lute . 1 EASTERN Athleti c A.K ., LChes . 'Age t er . Acttve Boosters, 8 p.m. at high school. Bra dford Lew is , Haz el L ewi s Trios Teen Shoes Buc keye Ru r a l Ete<. ., Ease .. Fair proceeds and upcoming to Poll-Parrot Rulland . . ) horse show to be discussed. Thorn MeAn POTLUCK Picnic at Twin A thougM for the day: City Shrine Park, Racine , at 2 American author William p.m. Sponsored by Twin City Saroyan said, "If you give to a Shrine Club. All Shriners, their thief he cannot steal from you, Your THOM MeAN Store families, Shrinettes, Honorary and then he is no longer a Middleport, 0 . ..,~-.. --__;~~~~"--' Shrine widows and new thief." members Invited. ANNUAL Labor Day celebration of Pomeroy Fire Department begins Monday with parade at II a.rn. down St. to Butternut Ave.; out Butternut to, the village parking lot. (lbicken barbecue served all day ~n the upper parking Jot. RACINE Chapter , O.t .S. will meet in regular session Monday evening, September 3, at 8 p.m. FIN ANGE Committee for the Citizens Committee for the promotion of the one-half mill bond issue to be used lor construction of facilities for the Meigs Community School fir Retarded Children. TUESDAY MEET TilE Bradbury Team night will be observed at the Bradbury School at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. The program wiU · include introduction of teachers, an ouUine of lhs program for the 1973-74 school year, introduction to the individualized math program, a review of the indlviduallzed speUing program, and a tour of the building , Awesome Sight Since earliest recorded his· tory . the spectacular display of aurora borealis ha s awed and confused observers of the sky at night. Even to this day . the aurora . or '' northern lights," continues to confound scientists who scan the skies in an atte mpt' to· understand the' phenomenon. , It . Reservoir, near th,e nor th- Hysell to Dewey Ray Bir ch fie ld . Mary L B i r c h field Spen c er , The annual picnic of the Past Matrons ol Evangeline Chapter Order of the Eastern Star, was held Friday night at the Middleport Masonic Temple. Games were pla~ed with prizes going to Mrs. M. L. French, Mrs. Helen Reynolds, Mrs. John Lyons and Harry Chesher . Members and guests attending were Mrs . Jack Bechtle, Mr . and Mrs. Allen Hughes, Mrs. Marie Hawkins, Mrs. Beulah Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chesher, Mrs. French, Mrs. Bernice Winn, Mrs. Evelyn Lewis and Mrs. Lyons. Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. Reynolds will host the September meeting. Mr: Marshall ltoush and Joey ; Mrs JoeStob•rtMdJoy, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hill, Mrs. lluth Donohew, and Mrs. Dolly Wolfe, Sending Milts to Dolly were Mr . and Mrs. Raymond Prolfill, Mr and Mrs. Jack tl all, Mr . ~nd Mr.. Fern Norris, Mr. and Mrs . 'Danny Hill , F't , l.;mderdale, Ftf; Mr. and Mrs. Dale 11111, Sr, Dale Wallace 11111 , Moore Haven, F'la.; Mr . and Mrs. Darrell Norris and Tracy, Mr . and Mrs. Dallas Hill, Mr . and Mrs. Jack Cwnmins, Barry Theiss, Mr . and Mrs ..Larry O' Brien and children . GO~::S TO SCHOOL Bill Vaugha n, son of Mr . and . Per cy Lambert , R uGy M Lamborl to WilHam R rs. Richard Vaughan , Lamberl , Belly Jean Lambert. Middleport , left Thursday for 1' 45 A., Salem . Cha rlo$ R . Hvstll, Kathr vn Cleve Ian d where he WI'11 a ll end . .MatronJMain OES have picnic wor ld 's longest Plymouth Fu ry Gran Coupe 2,0 oo r Hardtop Meigs Property Transfers Middleport ' measures IJ ft . 6 inches In diamet er a nd r uns tor 85.0 mlles from the Rondout i 25 E. Main Sc. • 992-2171 M Pomeroy . . . ~ I ~ ~ !:;.:.: Personal Notes f.~ The MILFORD D4024W Don't blue and white flowered voile ·dresses and carried houquets of mixed summer flowers. Miss Amy Nibert and Miss Jennifer Martin, nieces of the bride, were flower girls. The groom's father served as best man. Alan and David Kayser, brothers of the groom, were ushers. A reception was held in the church social r oom. Assisting were Mrs. Alan Kayser, Mrs. Bracy Wra y, Mrs . Rober t Fowble , Mrs. Campbell Stevens and Mrs. Randal DWlcan. The couple will live in Morgantown where Kayser will a ttend Wes t Virginia University Law Schooi. r \ OVER 90% SOLID-STATE! JttiRACLES tunnel of any ki nd is the New York Ci ty West Delawar e wa ter supp ly tunnel begun In i9J7 and If you need a loan, you ne~d someone yo u can tr.usr. Whatever the anloUnt you need. . City Loan is a dl~cren ~ kind of loan company . We hand le "lvings roo .. If people trun u.s to manoge their savings, you know you ca n ttust tl3 ro hartdle yotir loan. What makes u1 a different kind of kan company, makes uo a better kind of loan company. Nibert-Kayser vows read ...~ • Pa rc.et. salisbury . ' SUNDAY Dewey Ray Birchfi e ld . Ma r y OURS FAMILY reunion , L . Bi r ch f ie! a 10 Charles R Su~day, Rock .. Springs H~$eU , Ka th ryn Hy sell, Lot , dO ICp"orl. FatrgroWlds, basket dinner 1 M ~Frank E , Young , Donna p. m. Take own table servi~e. Young fa Alma You'ng , T A , . DESCENDANTS of Sblisbury La rrv Young , N e t tle L Abraham and Mary Bahr will Young to Dale w . We l sh . lor ie E Weist\ , 1 A ., Oliv~ : hold reunion SWlday beginning MBr Dale W . Welsh . Marjo r il! E. at noon at archery building at Welsh to Lar ry 0 . Young N l'llie L . Young , lO~ 19 A.: Royal Oak Park. OHve . Eugen e M . Harr is, Janet GAINER Reunion at Meigs Harr is to Dewey M . H_ o r l on, County FairgroWlds. Dinner at J r . • Paul ine G Horton . Lo ts M i ddl eport. · 12:30 p.m. · Ru ss ell Spencer, Juan ita L. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Kayser I !t'.-*"*1-W,.-;;::>;«:::x:x,~:~ • ~ SATURDAY HYMN SING, Freedom Gospel Mission, Bald Knob 7:30 p. m. with Blsseli Girl; and others singing. Public invited . ;;:, I Featuring Titan 101 chassis 0 '· . I I Ingels Furniture The I tv! ~ d< game like this should pep you up but il's .just another game." In the only other National League games, Philadelphia lopped Montreal, 8-7, and Los Angeles downed Houston, 6-5. In the American League; Cleveland turned back Detroit, 3-0, Milwaukee defeated Boston, 4-1, and Minnesota beat Texas, >-2, in 11 innings. Little-used Ken McMullen delivered a pinch-hit single to score the winning rWl in Los Angeles' win over Houston, and upped the Dodgers lead to four. games in the NL West over idle Cincinnati. Joe Ferguson drove in three rWls for the Dodgers r ' COMPACT •'$!.W/.~Qh.. •"r M1ke H1ll hosted ll party alendar ~ Saturday ' honoring their ~ dauuhter !Jolly's tlurd birth· ' day , L'harley Brown anu Snoopy t"J(IDAY d(-coruted the ~ake which was EVANGELISTIC CrUJadt, through Sept. 1 at Joppa presented Dolly ~nd servt!d Church grounds, Northeast with ,Ice cream , po\alQ th1ps cluster, 8 each evening ; Rev. and Kool -Aid. Present were Mr~. Joyce Robert Meece, evangellst; cluster choir and other special Quillrn and J;Qn, Jason; Donna !lose and Jeremy; Mr. and m~LSic . Public invited. CIIAPARELLS at Forkod Mrs. Junior Wolfe , Wendy and Run State Park 8:30p. m. with 'J'ricill; Jay Proffill, Mtssy prosram of country-wesfA!rn and rock mUBlc. aPECIAL meeting, · Racine Lotlg~ 461, F&AM, at temple . Work wlll be conferred in the MM Degree. Refreshments ; all Master Masons Invited . l I' ...• ~ncr IC In 1954, Hurricane Carol lashed the New England coast, killing 68 persons and causing APPLE GROVE, W. Va. Rebecca Nibert, damages estimated at f500 Mary daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale million. W. Nibert, Apple Grove, became the bride of Cofer BEAUTIFUL Dallas Kayser, son of Mr . and DRIED FLOWER Mrs. Robert A. Kayser, Point Pleasant, June 15, in Beale ARRANGEMENTS Chapel Church. From · The double-ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. Michael Hall. Wedding music wa~ provided by Fred Gaul. The bride wore an Ed· wardian style gown of clWly 59 N. Second St. lace with pulled sleeves; high Middleport, o. neck and flounced hemline. Her lace-edged shoulder length mantilla was held by a bennet trinuned in lace, She carried a colonial bouquet of white roses and carnations. Mrs. Larry Marlin and Mrs. David Nibert, sister and sisterin-law of the bride, were honor attendants. They wore pale MIDDLEPORT Cards win, l-0 SATURDAY ONLY! Cl yde Willie, Rt. 3, Pomeroy ; Mr . tllld Mrs Charle• Jell en Athe111 ; Mr .' ond Mrs. ~ Jonea and children Terry Steve, Cindy, Jerlrey, Jerry: lind Jennlter, Alhent; Mr, and Mrs. Roy Je!lers, Albany: Mr. and Mrs, nlchard Jeffera and children, Todd, Brad, and Jill, Athens ; Mrs. Delores White and . children, VIrgil and Shirley, AthenJ ; Mr . aud Mrs. Earl While and children Rhonda and Deanna ' Athens :' Mr , and Mrs: Edward White, Searcy, Ark.; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin White and children Denise ajld Bryan, Rt. 3: Pomeroy; Mr, and Mrs. Roger Bankes and daugbter, Raquel, SleubenvUle; Mr. and Mrs. Robert White and son, !Wbble, Rl. 2, CoolvUle; Mr. and Mrs. Berkeley Faulkner and children, Sue, Kevin, Andy, and Shetley , Circleville; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Warner, The Plains; Mr. and Mrs. Atha Shreve, Guysville; Mrs. Lula Dugan, DeLeon Spring~. Fla. ; Mrs. Bonzo, Minford; Mrs. Steve Miller and son, Louisville, Ky.; Donald E. White, York, Neb.; and Katie Pryor, Athens. · •3.49 Dudley's florist 21iE. SECOND ST. POMEROY, OHIO .. . PH{>NE 9'12-7606 '• . By JOE FROHLINGER UP! Sports Writer lt was just another win for the St. Louis Cardinals but to the New York Mets, it was. a heart-breaking defeat. The Cardinals eked out a 1-0 win in 10 innings over New York and Tom Seaver Thursday night, da~hing the Mets' hopes for a "crucial" victory in the opening game of a fourgame set: Seaver and Reggie Cleveland were engaged in a- nip.and-tuck pitching duel alter nine innings before Lou Brock doubled in the lOth. Brock took third on Ted Sizemore's sacrifice and scored the game's only run when Jooe Cr\lz . singled past the drawn-in Mel Infield. The Meta' locker room was generally subdued alter the loss which dropped them six games back of the pace.. etling 'Cardinals in the Eastern Division . The Cardinals Iell good about the win but chalked It up as just another game. Manager Red Schoendlenst said, "winning every game is important. A I, Social I~;,~s f!!.f!.k~!!..o~e~ ... .White family has reunion Tolan on plane the I heritage house Mrl. btldt1 Uts peHe~ t Ktep-uk.e diamond tn111tmtnt rtrig Wlth rnJ ~(:~ Ina wuatng rll\1' · Mut.•r · e-ulled and tully IU:illrtn~,d . W~£LAN �• • • I- Tile Dilly Senllnel, Mlddleporl-P.. neroy. 0 , Aug 31, 1973 ~lVE NTH u Pen• TRINITY Rev W ~ Ptrrln pastor Roy Mll)'tr Sup! Cfwrch school t !Sam worsh ip 10 '"" m , YOUth ChOir rehearsal Mondav II JO p m Mr$ Marvm Burt dire-ctor rehtersaf day Mrs senior 7 30 p m director Peul chols ThurS. Nease POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAtARENE - Corner Union and Mulberry Rev Clyde V Henderson pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m Glen McClung supt morning worsh ip 10 30 a m evening !lrvlce 7 JO mid week nr ylce Wednesday 1 30 p m 9RACI EPISCOPAL - The Rtv Harold Deeth pastor Church services 10 30 a m Holy Communion on Sept 9th . Beginning Sept 9 church IChOOI 10 30 • m tor nursery through •o• 12 RCH OF CHRIST ...... Mr Hoyt Allen Jr pastor B ible Schoof 9 30 a m worsh ip 10 JO 1dult worship service and voung peop l.e s meeting both 7 JO p m Sun day Wednesday combined Bible study and pray et rneetlng 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY - Envoy Ray W W1n1ng off1cer In ctlarge Sunday 10 a rn Hoimess meeting 10 30 am Sunday School Young Peoples Legion 7 p m Thursday 1 to 3 P m Lad les Home League 7 p m Prep classes Fi\ lh er acrn~rd j)OHIOt Phont: ~ c.turdav ll n HEART - cv(n~r)g M~ss Rev Kra,cov•c 992 182S MdSS 7 30 Surlday 8 ~nd 10 ., m Confe'jS ron s Saturday 7 7)0pn1 POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST Rober? Kuhn pastor W II Am Watson Sunday school $vi) I St 1day SChOO l 9 i O i'l rn BVF' 6 p m BtU t st udy W~dnesd <W 7 p m choir ptf! Cit Ce Wednesdfty 8 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS CHU RCH Harn sonvtlle Road Rev 0 Dell Manl e)' Pi'lstor Henry Eb l n Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Eventng worstup 7 30 p m Prayer \lnd Pra ise serv1ce Thursday 7 30 p m NEASE CHAPJ;:l SETTLEMENT No n d e nomma l tonat George S 0 ter Pastor Sund&y School 10 a m Worshtp servr ce 11 a m Sunday n•ght sennces 7 30 Wedne!jiday mee11n9 7 30 p m welcome - Prayer E~ervone POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Mam Sl - Loren T Stephens e ... anget1st phone 992 7856 Conserval ve non mstrumental Sunday worshtp 10 a m B ble study 11 a m worshtp 6 p ,.,_ Wednesday Btble study 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH (non denommationall Langsville Dexter Road the Rev Wor ley Ha ley pastor Sund ay school 10 a m even ng worSh iP 7 30 p m Prayer meettng Tuesday 7 30 p m youth group Fr dav 7 JO n m Sl' PAUL (UTH HAN Cornel' Second and svcamore St GttlOURMAll wrm A Want Ad Pomeroy the Rev Arthur c Lund pastor Sunday school 9 15 am worsh tp servtce 10 30 am travelers summer serv 1ce lhursday 7 30 p m Charles Evans ChriST an educatton super n tendent the Sermonette What does the BIBLE say? We say we take exactly whatthe B1ble says on every subJect 'Ibis we propose to do We cannot do otherwise 1f we expect the Lord to bless WI and accept us m the after awhile Unless we are aware of what the Bible says, we ca1111ot do this In this p1'0(10111tion, we lllllllediately see the unportance of llnowlng what the Bible says on any giVen subject Now, what does the Bible say about the church • Olrlst R the builder of the church and 1t IS IllS 1 We therefore can understand that this !l"ohib•ts any body or church started by man, any man, !run being the church wh1ch IS Christ's Let's eumlne the .subject further in llght of the WORD OF GOD Olrlst ackls the saved to the church the day they are saved (Acta 2 47) There is no doubt about It 'lbWI we believe 11 IF Ouist adda U8 to the church, It must be IDS church to which HE adds Ul Not-.me group bearing the name or the name of a plan al man or men And if the Lord ADDS ua to 1t, we cannot JOIN 1t Cbrl8t t. the HEAD of the church and the church ls sa1d by Paul to be the BODY of Olrist, HIS BODY (Eph I 22-23, "And hath put aU things Wider his feet, and gave hun to he the head over aD things TO THE CHURCH, which IS IllS BODY ") If Olrlst II the head of the church, then no MAN could be' And if the church is HIS body, then we must be m 11 to he IN THAT BODY I Christ purcbaaed the church w1th hiS own blood, Acts 20 28 If we are to reap the benefits of that blood, then we must be m that church. And since Christ purchased IllS church we are to conclude that ms CHURCH ALONE has his blood connected with lt 'lbere Is therefore no blood co1111ected w1th any manmade church I Olrlst Is not only the head of the church which is HIS body, but he Ia the savior of the body, EpheSiaiiS 5 23 If Christ saves that body, one must needs be In that body to be saved Yea, when we examine and accept only what the Bible says about the church, we can understand what God would have us know about lt Sbnply put, aU who will be saved will become members of the church in order to be In the body, the place where ulvatlon II, and they'D get there by the plan God made, not the doctrines and traditions of man' Think about 1t' Your soul's lllvatlon depends on It - Loren T Stephens I~------------------------ 1 I I I I I I I By Clarence I II Miller I IWashington I Report uy s~rv ll~ p m POMEIIOY Cl AO 1 •• P<1~ IOr H (." ll}• r l Q 111 ~ ilbllil l h ~c.: h ool r\1( ry ~rtfurd .w .,. ~ p .Jild WOf' Sh •P M111 SACRED lt0MEROY lO~••Icd "''•HH •I'\ H t nlh l -. l'f'l\1 V ' 1 111 '- 1\.\1 norhll HOSt> II OpC'n I'OMEROY 01'\Y Vl NfiST m to!tbw n g "' .,. I \ p 1n U1blt' diSCU!i~H) n Clhh 1 11ur:.(f." t' " ' 7 30 p 1n at !hf' church Thr rrumdly Ch ur(h GRAHAM UNITED MElHODIST Pre'!i' Cil )nQ 9 J O i\ m f irs I dnd secontt vnct,-,ys ot each monrh th•rd t'lnfl fourth Su nd;qts eAch 0101ilh worsh•P serv ce at 1 30 p m Wednesday evenings at 7 JO Praye r find 6 1bl e Study F.IAST SOUTHERN BAP TIST 28'2 Mul berry Ave Pomeroy affdlaled w i th S 8 C the Rev Frod H ill pas tor t-ter s he: l M cClure Sunday school su pt Sunday SCh OO l 9 30 a Ill f!10r.1Ul9 worship 10 30 a m Sunday t'v.;~nge l st•C rneetmg 7 30 p m Prayer meetlno Wednesday 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Cor ner Fourth and Ma in Midd leport Rev Henry Key Jr pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Mrs Ervin BaUmgard ner sup! Mornmg worShip 10 45 a m JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Larry Carnahlln pres•ding 1rlln sl er Sunday B1ble lee tur e 9 JO a m watch lower sh.ldy 10 JO a m Tu esdao; B ble study 7 30 p m Thurs day m n Is try school 7 30 p m serv•ce meetmg 8 30 pm MlbOLEPORT CHURCH ol cnr.st In Chrishan Unton Lawrence Mantey pastor Mrs Rus!t.ell Young Sun day Sc hool Supt Sunday Schoo l 9 30 am Even1ng worsh ip Wednesday prayer 7 30 mee ting 7 30 p m MT MO~IAH CHURCH OF GOD - Racine Route 2 the Rev James M Muncy pastor Sunday school 9 45 a m mornmg worsh•P 11 a rn even ng worshiP 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg Tuesday 7 30 p m Young peop l es meet.ng 7 JO p m Thursday RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO eertha Kingrey subst lute pastor Sunday Sc hQ.OI 10 a m worsh p se rv ce 7 p m Sunday Prayer r'ncct mg Wednesday 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURC H - Near Long Bo t torn Estll Hart pastor Roy Brown ass slant pas to r Sunday schoo lOa m Church 7 30 p m each Su nday evenmg prayer mee t 1ng 1 JQ. p m Thursday MI DDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL - Th 1rd Ave the Rev Wil l• am Knittel pastor Rona d Dugan SundBY School Sup! Classes tor all ages evenmg serv1ce 7 30 p m B1ble study Wednesday 7 30 p m youth serv •ces Fnday 7 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST - Corne r Ash and Plum M1d dleport Noel Herrman pastor Saturday eventng serv rce 7 p m Sund ay sc hoo l 10 am Sunday eve n ing wors11 p 7 p m FIRST BAPTIST Of Md dleport corner of S1xth and Palmer Streets Rev Char l es S mo ns pastor Danny Thompson Sunday School Super intendent Sunday church schoo l for everyone 9 15 3 m Mornmg worship 10 I S am Even.ng servrces 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer serv•ce 1 30 p m Extra youl:l'l acllviiJeS on Sunday 5 p m for al l you th up to srxt h grade 6 30 for 1unmr and senror h1gh stu dents CHURCH OF CHRIST Mrddleport 5th and Ma•n Rau lm Moyer pastor: M1chael Ge rl ach Sunday School sup! Brb l e Sch o ol 9 30 a m morn ng worsh•p \0 JO a m even1ng worsh rp 7 JO p m prayer serv ce 7 p m Wed nesday MIOOLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Thornas E Weav~r pastor Floyd Carson Sunday school superrntendent Sunday schoo l 9 30 am morn 1ng worsh p 10 30 Su nday evangel iS t i c meet 1ng 7 30 p m prayer meet1ng Wednesday 7 30 p m ( h Second Ave M ddleport Lesley G Holt pastor Sunday school 10 a m worsh ip se r v•ce 11 a m worshtp serviCe 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday n1ght prayer serv ice 7 JO !lH f'!\ilQ f ( h I I 01 1(.1 ,, I I MOA~ING STAR Worsh ip Chur(h SchOOl 10 JO i\ H M l<:l W ~c k SNVIte Wcl1nt sd IY 8 p Ill MORSE CHAPEL Wor Ship II t1 Ill l $t c\nd Jrd ~u tc'lav'> Chur ch Sc hool 10 9 10 ,, m am PORT LA NO WQrshlp 1 30 n Chur ch School 9 JQ a m SUTTON Wor sh ip \1 .$ M 1mt and 4th Sunday s Church Sc hoOl lO a m WESLEYAN (Racine) w o r s h•P 11 am Chu r c h Sc hoo l 10 a "' NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Robert Meece Rev Stanley Brand urn JOPPA ... WorShip 10 8 1'11 Chur ch Sc hoo l 9 a m Prayer Mee t•ng Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Church servi ce'S 9 am Sunday Sc hool 9' 45 a m Bible Study e11c ry Thursday J 30 p m NORTH BETHEL - Wor Sh•P II ., m Chur ch School 10 p am ALFRED - Su nday schoo l 9 45 a m each Sunday prea c; hlng at ll am each Sunday Prayer meetmg 7 45 P m Wednesday WSCS 8 p m on th rd Tuesday each month REEOSVtLLE ..- Sunday scl10o l 9 30 preach ng 7 30 P n1 Sunday pray er.. meel!ng 7 30 p m Tuesday WSCS J 30 l•rst Thursday each month SILVER RIDGE - WorShiP 10 a m Church School 9 a m TUPPERS PLAIN$ Worsh ip 9 a m Chu r ch School 10 am KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - Georo.e Frederick, sup t Service weekly 9 30 a m on Sunday Preachmg f1rst and third Sundays of month; by Clifford Sm1th 9 30 a m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION Darrel Doddr II pastor sunday School 9 30 a m Leonard Gilmore fir st eld er evening service 7 JO p m Wednesday prayer mee t•ng 7 30 p m MEIGS COUNTY DWight L hvtlz Pastor Director HARRISONVILLE Sunday Church School 9 30 1!1 m Mrs Homer Lee Supt Morning Worsh lp 10 30 a m MIDDLEPORT Sunday Church School 9 30 a m John Fultz Supt Morning F WorShiP 10 30 a m SYRACUSE - Morning Wor5h1p 9 am Sunday Church School 10 a m Mrs Sampson Hall Supt t.; .., r1 '~H'' u 1{1 UNION c 1 1 o• I ''t!Jt BAPTIST u"dfty tv .. { ~uol Jo[' .._. ~.,r~ Y ·H " m O., uHII IV \ vri\BUt Wnt '< lllp, I )0 W\ (IOC'Idol)l PI o\Vlf •llld 8ibl& 'ohJth I 10 p P' TUPPERS PLAINS CtHIISTIAN CHURCH u~HHHI Undrrwood ptnlor , HOWM(t Clll c;twctt Jr Su1\day ~( hool ~p t Sundf\V Sc:hool 9 JO " 111 , Morn inljl sermon 10 JO " rn sundi'Y evftr'llilQ St'!-r\1 IC.f' 7 p fO LETART FALLS UNI TED Rev f reelt~nd NQrr fs pc\S.IQr J; Joyd Norf! S su p! Sl.lnday sc hool 9 JO a tn morn I n~ sermon lO 30 a m Pra ~t er serv•ce Wednesday 7 30 p m NAZARENE Rev H erbert Gr ate pntor Wor shtP servi ce 11 am and 7 30 p m Sunday Sundav SchOOl 9 lO am R•chard Barton sup l Prayer meeting , Wed nesday 7 30 p m Of course, we are not serioualy ad. vocatmr that everybody add one to h11 next btrthda.y That would be too con :fusmg for certain frtends of ours who are 39 a'Id h.oldntg! BRADBURY CHURCH OF But you will agree, won't you, that CHRIST Clifford Sm ith m n• st er Sunday School 9 30 a m mor11lng churc h tO 30 a m Sunday ev.en ng service 7 30 p m Wednesday ser v ice a on borthdays we ought to be lookmg ahead' The only year we can do any thmg about 11 the one we're about to hve Opportumt1e1 do a great deal more for human character than memor1es, no matter how fond the memortes FREE METHODIST - Rev Rober t E Buckley pastor Wtll lam Sa lley supt Sund ay school 9 30 am morn ing worship , 10 30 am evening worsh1p 7 30 p m Wednesdav Christian Youth Crusade 6 30 p m prayer meeting 7 30 p m Thur sday choir practiCe 1 GOD - Rac•ne Route 2 The Rev Charles Hand pastor Sunday sch ool 9 45 a m mornmg wo r Ship 11 am Evenmg serv tces Tuesday and Fr day 730 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST Bib le study 9 30 a m morn 1ng worsh•p 10 30 am evenmg worsh1p 6 30 p m Wednesday B bl e stu dy 7 30 p m The churches w1th the1r tremendous resources for sptrttual trammg and growth always celebrate our children's borthdaya by lookmr ahead OF CHRIST Danny Evans pastor Norman C Will supt Sun day Sc hool 9 30 a m WorShiP service 10 30 am Chr st1an Endeavor Su nd ay even ng MT OLIVE CHURCH - Long Bottom Sunday Sc hool 10 a m w1 th w Hard p go II supt Evangel st message each Sunday evenmg J 30 p m by Elder Russe ll Ctme m•mster ot th e Apos tol iC Fa1th B ble St udy Wed nesday 7 30 p m STI VERSVILLE COM MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday Sc hool serv~ee 10 a m Prayer meet ng Thursday 7 p m Sunday even1 ng serv•ce 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy Harr.sonv lie Road Kenneth Eberts pastor Paul Me Elroy Sunday School Su pt Su nda y Schoo l 9 30 a m 1 mornmg worsh p and com mun•on 10 30 am Sunday even ng youth Chr.stlan en deaver 6 30 WorShip se r v ces Sunday 7 30 p m Wednesday even10g prayer meet1ng and B•ble study 7 30 pm ST JOHN LUTHERAN P•n e Grove the Rev Arthur Combs pastor Su nd ay schoo l 9 30 a m ch urch se rvi ces 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHR 1ST B1ble Sc: hool 9 30 a m mor n1ng worsh1p 10 30 am Sunday evenmg Worsh p Se rv1 ce 7 JO p m chorr prac t 1ce Sunday and Wed nesdav 7 p rn or aver meeting and B bl e Stud y Wednesday 730prn ANTIQUITY BAPTIST - Rev Freeland Norr.s pastor Sunday school 10 am Church Wednesday serv •ce 7 p m B ble St udy 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH THE NAZARENE - Sunday Sch ool 9 30 a m Morn ng Worsh p 10 30 a m Even 1ng worshiP 7 30 p m Wednesday M d Week Serv•ce Sunday Sc hool Super ntendent Gerald We ll s Pastor Rev Morr1s M Wolle Walter P B•kacsan pastor Ronnie Sa lse r S S Sup t Sunday School 9 30 a m Morn1ng worshtp 10 .45 am Sunday even•ng worsh ip 7 JO p m Wednesday evenmg B1bl e s tud y 8 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev Lawrence Sullivan pastor Su nday Schoo l 9 30 am youth and !Un•or you th serv 1ce 6 45 p m evenmg worship 7 30 p m prayer and prA se WednesrtAv 7 30 p m SILVER NUN FREE OF Portland Racine Road Ralph Johnson pastor Herbert Wh lte Sunday Schoo l Orrector Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Morn1ng worsh p 10 30 am Sunday even ng servrce 1 p m Wednesday evenmg prayer ser v1ces 7 30om BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Great Bend - Rev Waller P B1kacsan pa sto r Su nday school 9 30 a m worsh rp serviCe Thursday 7 30 p m CARLETON CHURCH - K ngsbury Road Sunday School 9 30 a m Ralph Car l sup! Worsh p servrce 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m alternately Prayer meet•ng Wednesday Rev Jay Sti les 7 30 p m pastor Sunday I Peter 312-18 Ad~~ertlalng RUN FREEDOM GOSPEL Authorized Catalog Merchant Louis W Osborne 220 E Main Pomeroy Ph 992 2178 MONTGOMERY WARD CATALOGUE STORE Mr and Mrs Charles R Sheets 106 Court Sf Pomeroy 992 3001 P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Natoonwlde Insurance Co of Columbus 0 307 Spring Ave Pomeroy Dla1992 2318 MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH mE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Ph. 992 3863 296 W. Second Pomeroy I · CARPET-LAND, INC. CHAPEL Coo lv ille RD Rev Roy Deeter pastor Sunda v school 9 30 a m worship serlnce 10 30 a m Bt bl e study and praver sc ,.. e Wednesdav 7 30 p m RUTLAND COMMUNITY BAPTIST ..... Sun day Schoo l 10 CHURC H - Sunda y SchOOl am Henry Dav i s sup t 9 30 a m Worship service 11 evenmo serv1ce 7 30 p m a m Wednesday prayer Prayer meet1r-g Thu rs day meeting 7 30 p m Sunday 7 30 p m night worship 1 : 30 p m Support the Church of Your Chooce 10~ W Main Pomeroy Ph 992 335~ A crafty bit of unblocking .' ~·· MARK V STORE MIDDLEPORT OHIO I RESTAURANT Cor Rts 7&554 Middleport ROYAL OAK PARK Syracuse Ph 992 2826 WAIO CROSS SONS STORE Groceries & General Merchandise Racine Ph . 949 5172 AU WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. DBA Anthony Plumbing and Heating 337 N 2nd Middleport 992 3550 VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR. REAL ESTATE BROKER 110 Mechanic St. Ph 992 3325 SMim NELSON MOTORS GAUL'S MARKET Authorized Buick Pontiac GMC Dealer Ph 992 2174 CHESTER. OHIO 500 E Main St ' RIDENOUR SUPPLY Furniture and Hardware Hom elite Saws Ph . 985 3308 Chtiter, o. GOEGLEIN READY MIX Middleport Attend the Church ot your Choice HEINER'S BAKERY Bakers of Good Bread HUNTINGTON, W VA PomeroyBEN FRANKLIN ' Kerm s Korner MIDDL EPO RT OHIO Kermit Walton Pomeroy, 0. . GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN Short Orders-Carry Out ACool Dini ng Room St Rt. 7 Chester, Ohio . F. J. WALlACE JEWELERS . MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Church and Office Suppflu . Glfft 186 N Second Mlddltfl!'Jrl The Store With A Heart Ph. 949 3342 TIRE CENTER end MEIGS TIRE CENTER ALIGNMENT Middleport Pomoroy :· SADIE'S MARKET Meat~ •nd Groctrles Syracuse. 0 ~J-~td by THOMAS JOSEPH ACKOSS l Subdue 5 Snak< 8 Asian r1ver 9 'Parlor' owner 13 Gondo her's aid 14 Corn Oour 15 Wrath ~~ ~::•• Fabray to some 18 GIVe back ZO. K1nd o! 21 ~~~~~~, playthong 2.2 unas p1rated consonant 23 Backbone 25 -cake 26 Suspend 27 Deities 28 Sea eagle 28 Consented !.~do" it (2 wdJI ) :SZ. Netherlands ++ + DEAR HELEN There are leg men, breast men, fanny men, even men who look at girls' faces first, bull have a different hobby I'm a navel watcher W1th all tlle b1km13 and low rise pan II around, that tsn 't 1 hard Did you know that abnost every navel has en individuality of 1ts own? And please teD me &omethlng lilt only the protruding ones that should be called "belly-buttons? Something else Do you suppose the f1rat navel came when God took the r1b out of Adam - and left a scar'- NAVELOB- 33 ~~~n~~~ SERVER 3f One of DEAR N 0 Guido s Not helng a navel expert, I can't answer your questions notes but your reasorung seems logical - H 35 Bllly Graham - ll..t liltawi/J IIIIWl ,.specialty ., ® 37. Advice to Nellie Unscramble these foor Jumbles, 38. Guaranone letter to each square, to form four ordma.ry words tee 39. 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Pass Openlnalead- tQ By Oswald lo James JaCGby We are Indebted to the Encrclopedla of Bndge for today s haricl South would be better off ln three no-trump where he has nlne top tncks, but he lands In four hearts West opens the queen of clubs East puts on his ace and returns the jack West ruffs South 's klng and leads back a trump to South's Jack South calhet a oecond hilh trump and East shows out It looks as tr South haa to lose two club tricks, but that ls a mlrase South can brlna home the contract by means of a moat unusual and lnterutinl unblockln& play lie starts by playln&• bird trllmp Then he cashtl the aces of diamonds and spades The Jack of apadeala now led and overtaken by dummy's queen The queen of diamonds is led from dummy and after East follows low South discards hls 1ood klng of •JIIIdes Wut wlna with the kine of dlamondaand ls a dead duck l{e hal to lead a spade or a diamond Either one allows South to discard hla two losing clubl on the 10 of apades and Jack or diamonds THE BORN LOSER WINNIE WINKLE NONeENeE. MAW WINNIE's A BIG OIFl~.'IHEONLV REASON eHE'il NOT,._...-BACK YI>T 15 llf· CAU6E SHE'S II IM &TARTlNG 10 1\!:lRRY ABOUT WINNIE 1 PAW . 9~E'9 ~EEN AWAY LONGER THAN eHE EXPt:CTED 10. HAVINORJN/ t !'r'IWIJII~rl" I NTIIIIPAtS£ ASSN I Bulova Walchn - Sales &Service Middleport 0 RACINE FOOD MARKET MEIGS ST~hR~2 3498 I NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE M&R FOODLINER Racine Ph 367 7~1~ BARBER SHOP Racine Ph 949 9591 OHIO VAUEY BAKING CO. Bakers of Holsum Bread MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Phone 992 3284 Chesh ire BAR ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Famoly Recreation Swimming Camping DEAR HELEN I'm 35, called attractive, though I don't feel so, helng the mother of three teenagers, and an alcoholic I must be, because r can drmk a filth In a lour-hour period wtth no side effects, and I do thls dally r thought all hope for me was over until I was hospitalized for 17 days recently (an operaUoij and complications) and r didn't have a drink, nor dld I really miss booze I found myself getting calmer and happier But the minute I was home, r hit the botue again No real reason I asked my husband to let me go to A A , but he says r•m not going to make a fool out of hbn by. attending "those meetings " He lsn'tmean or cruel - butdoesn't understand I can'lstopwithouthelp What can I do? - SINKING DEAR SINKING "Those meetings" could mean a new life for both you and your husband Askhbn to give A A a fairchance by attending an AI-Anon meeting (which brings together mates and relatives of alcoholics) I'm quite sure one visit wlU convince hun - but lf he doesn't perhaps your doctor wiD When a drinker recognizes her problems and reaches out for help, only a fool would let HIS pride stand in HER way - H +A J 109 SOUTHIDI tAKJ 'AKQJ5 tA +K&53 North South vulnerable Well Norlh Eonl Soolh FULL SERVICE SHOP Radial Cuts& Toupees 120 E. Main St. Pomeroy General Merchandise Tuppers Plains Ph 667 3280 • • Woman Drinker Needs Help .Q & DAIRY & HILL MAYER LODWICK'S MARKET Us. By l-fclt•n Uoncl Jupiter and Slturn Thole born on thll date art Wider the al1n ot Virlo American writer Wllllam Saroyan was bern Alii 31, 1801 On thla day ln hlltory In 1181 1 the first majOr earthquake recotded In the l,Jnlted Stain killed 41 peraoola at Charleston, S C EAST t985 WEST • 7143 '10762 t K971 MIZ MARTHA'S REXALL DRUGS We Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions 992 295S . Pomeroy, D G1ant Monsters 31, NORTH tQ 102 ,843 • QJ3 t8742 •I . SWISHER & LOHSE Fair 4 11 45--Movle. 4, Gunga Don 12 oo-ABC News 6 12 15--Movle The Missing Guest 6 1 OI)-'-Movoes Seven Ways lrom Sundown 3 The Alma1111c By Ualted PrualaU.11111Uo1111l Today Ia Friday, AUS 31, the ~3rd day of 1973 with 122 to follow The moon Is between Ita new phase and first quarter The morning stars are Mercury and Mars The evening stars are Venus, Helen Help · r-------------~ THE MOTOR PARTS CO. . . . 167 Walnut St Une al reasonmg · Since coyotet are unalllmorous and Ullloved crlttera, ltfollowa that a coyote laro'la very likely subject 81 hero of e •rv llhow Therefore, anyooe who can mllkc a TV show with a coyote as the hero must be a gemus And !hal's jUBt what the people of the Disney organization are geniu!lell 1n just a couple or weeki, the Mickey M1>U8e people w1ll launch another aea&on of network television shows Every program wm be excellently produced Each will feature astonishing photography, particularly ln the nature shows Each will be good, wholesome famlly entertainment And the show wm draw remarkable audlent-ea of chlldren up lo about the age of 92 Walt Disney, and those who succeeded hlm after hl3 death a few year1 back, have become an American lnstltlon, but you already knew thai "Disney", whether you're speaking of Walt, brother Roy , or just the conglomerate which crew out of some crude drawings of an animated mouse ln a movie short called "Steamboat W1Uie" that appeared about the tlme I was born, approximately one light year ago, has taken on a special meamng tn the world of en· tertalnment Disney ls clean Disney ls American as mom, apple pie, and the flag Disney Is a quality more than a man For example, let's get back !Q that coyote I'D admit I'm not a regular Dlaney-walcher on the tuhe, but I'd rather have my kids watchln~ Dlsnev's dolnlUI than about 99 9 per cent of the tripe that passes as "children's programs " But sometbnes r wmd up ln the family room at 7 30 on Sunday, when Tinker Bell waves her wand to bring us another show ThUB, I got hooked on a really clever two-parter from Disney last month, based on the saga of Toby Tyler, who left the fann and ren away to jom a CII'CUS, circa 1910 1 watched both segments, then saw the hlghl•ghts of the next week's rerun, 8omethlng called "The Nashville Coyote "How, I though, could even the Dlaney organization honJZe a coyote • I was hooked by cur10sity, and watched the show Now, as an ardent fan of old Cliff Sterrett and Johnny Mack Brown Weslerns,l know that callmg a person "a coyote" 1s just about the ulUmate In msults (Actually, the word usually was preceded by "low-down, mangy," which g1ves you a pretty good 1dea of the social statllB of coyotes ) On the screen, only the word "skunk" was worse And off the screen, only the mllmaUon that a person's mother was a female canme surmounted "coyote" and ' skunk" on the scale of derogBIIOn But there was the D1sney crowd, show1ng us the adventures of a California coyote who hitched a nde to the confusmg, unfamiliar envll'ons of Tennessee's capital c1ty The story lme was vap1d, featurmg narration by West Virgtn1an Mayf Nutter and the parallel rrnsadventures of a struggling Nashville songwnter The photography was splendid, though, and by the end of the hour, a strange thmg had happened 1 actually liked that low-down, mangy coyote, and was as happy as the k1ds when he escaped the hounds and made 11 home NobOdy but Disney could work a miracle hke that No one And so, after abnost a half-eentury of entertammg America, about ell 1 can say IS to express good WIShes as still another season opens for what may be America's fmest show-busmess organization 1 31)-'-Movle Follow the Fleet 4 2 oo--News 13 3 15--Movle, China Sky 4 WIN AT BRIDGE 1-----------------------~r------------------------i l RUTLANO RUTLAND ~HURCH OF CHRIST - Ke1th W1se pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m V H Bra ley supt worship serv•ce and communion 10 JO am even 1ng se rv 1ce 1 30 p m Wednesday Bible study 7 30 P m Regular board meetrng !h rr d Sa turday each month 7 30 p m BIG BEND BARGAINS 116 W Main Ph 992 7590 Free Estimates-Guaranteed Installation MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Robert Shook pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m Ru sse ll Spencer supl worsh p serviCe 10 45 a m even ng worsh p alternahng W1tl1 C E at 7 30 p m on Su nday Prayer meet1ng 1 30 p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe lay leader the Amwtan Bthle Society SEARS FREE MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev L R Gluesenca mp pastor Roger Wtlfred Sr Sundav Sch oo l Supt Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Sunday evening wo r sh ip 7 30 Prayer meellng Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter c lass leader Youth meet1ng Wednesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter leader Scriptum telected by Service, Inc good m family and commumty l1fe, this feature 1s sponso~ed by the busmess f1rms and organ1zat1ons whose names appear below BOTTOM METHODIST - Ronald Wells pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Mornmg worship 10 30 a m Young Peoples Se rv ce 6 45 p m Evangel1strc ser v•ce 7 JO p m Prayer meet ng Thursday 7 30 p m Fr.day Saturday Wednesday Thursday If Cormth1ans U C orrnfh1ans Pholoppoanr luke 51420 12 22 34 2 14 16 4 10 20 25 • W1th the hope It will, In some measure, foster and help sustain that wh1ch 1s CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt pa stor Sunday School supt Ronald Osborne Dible Sc hool 9 30 a m preaching 10 -45 am Evenmg serv1ces 7 JO p m WHITES 8 214, Copyrtght 19'13 Ketsler Re v Carl Richards pastor Mrs Worley Fra ncrs Sunday schoo l supt Su nday school 9 45 a m church serv ces second and f ourth Sundays followmg Sunday sc hool f1rst and thrrd Sunda y even ings 7 30 p m HYSELL Deuteronomy Tuerday Mall hew 6 25-34 James OLD DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH LONG Monday 1 l..lntt, Wild Kingdom 13 Elec Co 20 Audubon Wildlife Tliyntor ». Stint IS. 7 JO-p Young Dr Kllde1re4 Parent Game10 Beatthe Clock 13 Wegonoo l 1 To Tell the Truth 6 World Pren 20 l3 eorllltTr v ouch I I 00-MI W nhlngton WHk In Review 20 33, Sen lord & Son 3 15160 nu11110, Brady 8unch6,13 Houro!Staro< 1 JO-Oddl..lltlt People 3 u, Black Perspective on !he News 20 33 Couple 6, 13 9 00-Mastorplece Theatre 33 Room 222 6, 13 Rich at the Top PCro Football&, 19, Movie • They Might Be Glanls • 3 4, 15 9 32,?, ~ ornor Bar 6, 13 10 00-Love, American Sty1e6 13, News 20 Handful ol Ashes 33 10' »-Womtn 33 11 00-Newo Wtalher Sports 6, 8, 10, 13, A, IS 11 30-Mo Johnny Carson 3 15 In Concert 6, Como lo Ihe Fair 4 vlt • JOin of Arc 13 11 45-Johnny C11rson 4 12 DO-News 8 10 12 »- Movie "The Day They Robbed the Bank of England 8 0 an lmel Tomorrow 10 12 35-Movle " These Are the Damned" 10 1 DO-Midnight Special 3. A Movie 'Fourleen Hours' 13 2 30-News •· 13 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,1973 6 DO-Consumer's World 10 6 30-- TV Clanroom 8 Kentucky Alleld 13 Faith for Today 10 7 DO-Neighbors 13, Farm Front 4 Fun for Everyone 6 Treehouse Club 8, 10 7 15-Woman's Point of VIew 13 7 30-Man from COSI 10, Farmbrook 3 Treehouse Club 13 Sesame St 20, Gospel6. Abbott & Costello 8 Juvenile Jury 4 8 00-Houndcats 3, • 15 Pufnstuf 13, Jakes Place 61 Bugs Bunny I 10 8 30-Roman Holidays 3 4 15 Jackson Five 6 13 Sabrina Teenage Witch 8 Popeye 10 Mr Rogers 20 9 00-Jttaons 3, 4, IS1 O.monds 6 13 Amazing Chan 8 10 Sname St 20 9 30-Plnk Panther 3 4 15. Friendly Junction 10 Movie "Sandy's Jekyll and Hydes 8 10 00-Underdop 3, •· 15, Elec Co, 20 10 3C)....Barkloys 3, 4, 15, Brady Kids 6 13 Mister Rogers 20 Josle& the Pussycats in Outer Space 8 10 11 DO-Brother Buzz 6, Sesame St 20 Sea Lab 3 4 151 Bewlt ched 13. Fllntstones Comedy Hour 8 10 11 30-Kid Power 6 13, Runaround 3 4 15 12 DO-Eite Co 20, FunkY. Phantom 6 13 Around the World In 110 Days 3, 4, 15, Archie s TV Funnies 8 10 12 30-Talking with a Glant3 4 15 Lldsvltle 6 13 Fat Albert the Coabt Kids 8 10 1 DO-CBS Film Festival 8, 10 Lassie 15 Action 1973 6 13 Celebrity Bowling 4, Bntles 3 1 31)-'-Parent Game 3, TBA IS Johnny Bene~ 4 2 DO-Soul Train 6 Tarzan 13 TBA8 Baseball Pre Game Show 3, 4, 15 Popeye 10 2 15-Basebllll 3, 4 15, 2 31)-'-Arthur Smith 8 Death Valley Days 10 3 00-Sea World 6, Wrestling 8 Black Omnibus 10 Car and Track 13 3 30-l've Got 1 Secret 13 Mister Roberts 6 4 DO-Boxing 6. 13, Tennis 8 5 00-Mister Rogers 33 Western Theatre 15 Wide World of Sportl6, 13 Green Acres 3 Four allhe Falr4 5 »-Electric Company 33, Country Carnival 3 6 00-fl!ews 3, 4, 8 Making Things Grow Jl Movie The Furies" 10, TBA 15 6 15-A l.Qok at the Book 15 6 30-NBC News 3, 4, 15 Beverly Hillbillies 8 News 6 Sewing Skills Tatlorlng 33 Festival of Family Classics 13 7 DO-You Asked for It 3. Hee Haw 6, 8 Lawrence Welk 4 10 World ol Survival 13, Age of Anxiety 33 7 31)-'-Nashvllle Music 3 Amazing World of Kreskln 13 Catch 33 8 DO-Partridge Family 6, 13 All In the Family 10 8. Pro Football 3, 4, IS The Session 33 8 31)-'-Brldget Loves Bernie 8, 10 Paul Lynde 6 An American Family 33, Newsmaker '73, 13 9 00-Miry Tyler Moore 8, 10 Burns & Schreiber 6 13 9 31)-'-Bob Newhart 3 10. Our Street 3l 10 DO-Delphi Burnu 13, Movie, • Loss of Innocence' 6 Mission Impossible 8, 10 Tigers 33 11 00-Naws 3, •· 8, 13 10 Midnight Special IS 11 15-News 13 11 31)-'-Movles, "The Midnight Story 3 "Hellcats of the Navy' &1 "Prince of Foxes" 10 "The Black Cat 13 Come to the And when you are a year old you ahould celebrate your 11econd btrthday. and be gm your second rear CHESTER CHURCH DF CHURCH t ::h~'' ICDretm of Jnnnle13 • Lilias Yoga & You 33 M ru or on~~q 31 Beat tht Clock •· News6 10 Whtt the day you are born os your birthdaythen ot'o undoubtedly your firtt borthday THE pm DEXTER V, AUD Jl 1173 :;l 4• IFIUDA 10, 3 U1 Truth or Conseq 6 Sesame Sl 10 How did we t~ve r get mto the hM:blt ol lookmg backwards! By .. product of aome 11hoddy mathemaltcll no doubt. It Snnlh pas tor Sunday School , 10 a m Arthur Henson Sup! Mommg Worship 11 a m Young Peoples sennce 7 p m Even ing service 7 30 p m Wednesday M id w ee k Prayer Se r111 Ce 7 30 p m Yout h meeling 6 JO p m Evening Worship 1 30 p m BY PAUL CRABTREE 6 00-N lnsl (1 (1 & THINGS Television Log ' \~ ~! CHE SHIRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPHECY, G P ment Opponents of the bill say that this may be a federal MEIGS zoning act mdisguise The Cl1ll< CHESTER CHURCH OF RUTLAND CHURCH OF COOPERATIVE GOD Rev James Sa t THE NAZARENE Rev of this debate will be whether PARISH terf• eld pastor Sun day school Lloyd 0 Grimm Jr 1 pastor THE UNITED the states really would have 9 30 am wor sh p sent•ce 11 Sunday Scho ol 9 30 a m METHODIST CHURCH am even1ng se rv•ce 7 Mornmg worship 10 30 a m control of land-use if they must Robert T Bumgarner prayer service and youth Young peoples serv1ce 6 45 D1rector meet \federal standards 'ie rv Ice Wednesday 7 p m P m Evangelistic service POMEROY CLUSTER LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN 7 30 p m Wednesday evening Considering the difficulty of Rev CartE Hicks CH URCH - Robert E Musser service 7 30 p m Rev 0 Wm Sydenltrlcker making and enforcmg fall' pastor Sun di'!Y Sch ool 9 30 MASON COUNTY CHESTER - Worsh1p 9 15 a m Robe r t Bobc supt THE HILAND CHAPEL , zoning laws at the mWIIClpal a m Ch ur ch Schoo l 10 a m morn ng worsh•P 10 30 George Cas to pastor Sunda 'f ENTERPRISE - Worsh p 9 and county level, how far can Sunday even ng se rv• ce 7 30 Sc hool 9 30 even i ng worship a m 1 Church Sch ool 10 a m Mid week serv ce Wednesday the federal government 7 30 Thu r sday eveni ng prayer FLATWOODS - WorshiP 11 7 30 p m serv•ce 7 30 p m j118tifl8bly go m tellmga Citizen a m Church Schoo l 10 a m SYRAC USE CHURCH OF MASON FIRST BAPTIST POMEROY WorShiP what he may or may not do 10 30 a m Church School 9 15 THE NAZARENE - Rev M Second and Porn eroy Sts Stan C La rtmore pastor Bob Craig pastor Sunday school am UMYF 6 30 p m w1th hiS land Moore Sunday School Sup r 9 45 am worship service 11 ROCK SPRINGS Worsh p Sunday School ctawes for all a m training union 6 30 If we assume that some 10 a m Churc h Schoo l 9 a m ages 9 30 a m mor ning p m evening worship service kind of land-use bill w1ll pass UMY F 6 3Q pm worShiP 10 45 ; NYP S Sunday 7 30 p m Mid week prayer MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER 6 30 p m ev angellslic service $e rv rce Wednesday 7 30om Congress thiS year, then the Rev Robert Bumgarner Sunday 7 30 p m Mid week MASON CHURCH OF HEATH WorShiP 10 30 amount of money mvolved wm prayer meet ng Wednnday CHRIST P 0 Box 487 M1ller a m Chu rch School 9 30 a m 7 30 p m Missionary mee t ing be an Issue The Ad· UMYF7pm St Mason W Va Sunday $Ccond Wednesday 7 30 p m Worship B1ble Study 10 a m RUTLAND - Worshrp 9 15 ministra tiOn suggested $40 UNITED FAITH NON II am and 7 p m Bible Study a m Church School 10 " m DENOMINATIONAL Rev nullion over three years In two- UM'VF1pm Wednesday 7 p m Vocal Robert Smll 11 pastor Sunday SALEM CENT!R - Wor school 9 30 ('I m c lass leader mus c thirds federal matchmg funds FIRST SOUTHERN lA~ 9 am Church School 10 Leo Hil l worship service The Senate proposed spending Sh1p TIST - Corner of Second end am UMYF Thursday 7 p m 10 30 a m chu r ch 7 30 p m Anderson Mason Pastor SYRACUSE CLUSTER $100 million a year for e1ghl EDEN UNITED Walter Cloud Sun day school Rev R •chard E Jerv11 BkETHREN IN CHRIST - 9 .45 e m ' worthlp service 11 years m 90 per cent federal ASBURY WorShip II Eldon R Blake pastor Sunday a m end 7 JO p m Wetklv matchmg funds Added a m Chu r ch School 9 SO~ m S:choot 10 a m W innie Bible study Wednesday 7 JO WSCS 1St Tuesday Ho lsi ng er Supt Morn ing pm features would ra1se the price FOREST RUN - Worsh ip 9 sermon 11 a m Even ing MA SO.....ITEI\nL Y 01' to more than a b1llion dollars a m Cl')u rch ~ch oo l 10 a m serv Icc Christian Endeavor GOD - Second St Muon w WSCS 3rd Wednesday 1 30 7 JO p m 1 Mrs Ly da It w1D take much study, pm Va Ches ter Tennant pntor Cheva l ier president Song Sunctay school 10 am MINERSVILLE - Worship service and sermon 8 20 Mid . careful construction and stern morning worship 11 a m J 10 a m Ct'iurch School 9 a m linuts on federal aulbor1ty to WSCS 3rd Monctay 7 30 p m Week prayer meeting Wed evangelistic sen· lee 7 JC p m 7 30 p m Mrs Mar ie Bib le study and prayer service SYRACUSE Church nesday put together a land-use Hols i nger class leader Wedn~nday 1 30 p m Phone schoo l 9 a m worship ser CHURCH OF Jesus 77]5 133 program that does not mfnnge vic e 7 30 p r'n CHktST - Located at Ru tl and HARTFORD tHURCH OF SOUTHERN CLUSTER on Individual rights, make on New L1ma Road next to CtiR 1ST In Chrl1tian Union Rev Frank Chee se brew Foresl Acre Perk Rev Ray states 1nto errand boys for The Rev William Ca mpb ell 1 Rtv Larry Poling Rouse pastor Robert Musser, pastor Sundav schoo l 9 30 Rev Howard Shiveley Uncle Sam, and still protect Sunday Sr:l10o l supt Sunday a m James Hughet IUP I BETHANY (Dorcu) sch ool 10 30 ~ m 1 worsh ip our environment 7 30 p m Worsh•p 9 30 a m Church 7 30 p rn Bible study Wed - evening servlc:e Wednesday tvenlng prayer Ia a land-use law the answer Schoo l 10 30 a m nesday 7 30 p m Satur day meeting 7 JO p m Youth CAR MEL - Worship 11 night prayer serv lct 7 30 p m to preventing haphazard s m prayer se r~; tce each Tue1d1y 1st and lrd Sundays HEMLOCK 9-0VE growth r am not yet con- Church School 10 a m ~~~ FAifi!VIEoN B f iiLat: CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson APPLE GROVE Worship CHURCH LftArt W VI Rl pa stor Rev Whalev 1upt , State ud local governments vinced At present, r 'm in· 7 30 p m first and third Sun Mornmg I Rev Geor"e ttoteher worship 9 30 am clmed to believe that such a daYs Church SChOOl 9 30 churc h schoo pastor SuMav School 9 30 l 10 30 a m prayer meeting ffrsl young P"op le 1 meellnj j 3Q. e m P'reyer emd 81blt l tl.idy .. MPiclolll al this proposal, law would become an overly am 1 30 p m 1 Jo p m Coffege Prtver t c vtmiM worsh lo wldiiiCIIIe lntereet groups ~ restrictive federal strait Jacket Wednesdao; EAST LETART -~ Wor~hlp ~o rvlte Tutsday tO a m p' C I Y 1>J "Vi.J \' pa 'IW hard for Ita enact- for private land 7 30 p m 1 second and fourth. 1 30 ~ Worsfllp Strvlct Thul'ldey Sundays ctlu r <.. h school 9 30 7 JO p m Tbe House of Representatives Ia on notice to expect a lancHde bill to come to the Door during the current Hulon Some members believe It II a federal zoning act In cllaculoe The Senate has already pam~ a land-uae bill twice In 1m and agam in June 9f this ,_. A somewhat modHied b1D wu reparted favorable by the lloale Interstate and Fore~gn Commerce Committee last .,_,but was never acted upon by the full House A Houle Commerce Subcommittee has completed bearlnp on a land-u.te bill, but 110 acUon beyond that has been taJren by the COIIJDllttee Tile Senate bill was moderated 110111ewhat when the Senate nfuled to adopt a pualty provision proposed wbleh !Jould deprive states of licbway, airp«t, and land and Wiler c0111m1ation funds If lhej failed to cooperate wlih • • • JUfdellnea Tilt llenat.e venlon would IUpply fecleral funda to states to talllanlnftntory of land and •latal I'MCIII'cea, to protect commercial and en•b•-ntal concerns, to atody tile placing ol highways, airporta, lnduatrlal parks, ltiUUta, waste dlaposal facUIUea, and housing ~ 6NETH~EN pm LAUREL CLIFf 7 - '"-Dilly Bent inti, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Aug 31, 1973 ·nninli ~ of the _,eilr pt) "i.tv• REORGANIZED CHURCH JESUS CHRIST OF MT MORIAH CHURCH OF LATTER DAY SAINTS - RACINE FIRST BAPTIST - THE UNITED PRES BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF Ml Ill n f u :;: TARl fALLS VII Jr'<•l lp '" 1 n• <hur(h Sc;. hool 9 (II 1 ' '' t. •• tv 1 10 n m evury 'o tl y OF GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N IJI'•• ' ' r I 11 './, 1l!11' rt rt\ I 10 II J1 n ~ti\TP.E;r..tO wcu, h.,ll I 1 II ol fl 1 h un IWll Ph ffl ~ 31 Tho blddlnr hu bttn SOIIh Wttt Nor1h Eool " Pm BARNEY IN T Paas 1• Pm ' Pill 6' Pm ~======~==~~~IT~~~INhT~ Y011 SOuth hold Ei<ACTLV • HE~R iELL 'lORE MAN tQ II 41 •t +A I .A K H 7 PUNCH, :>Nllff'r' 15 O~F15HUL PUNCH What do you do now' 1 ELVIN EV· MAI<ER FER TH HAWKINS ~-non ts •• liltntllna c11 FAMIL'r' REUNION v11tlon hero Yoo ~ld 111 el•'•· ntt bid ISh ptrlntr lollid seven If '} lit flolds two or lhe lbrH top hoftOrl illflftiJI TODA \' • QUESTION You oren 1 ploylnl thlo eonvon 11 lion 10 you bid five no•lrump 10 uk j lor kiiiiS Your porlnor show• twn , kllllll Willi do you do now 1 1 •• J \• I " Gentlemen, Well,another day has gpne by and you st1ll haven't ccme to pick up "'1! my novel for publication '1< Just for that, I am Nyahh! Nyahh!Nyal going to offer it to another publl$her. l' •! ~. ., \ �• • • I- Tile Dilly Senllnel, Mlddleporl-P.. neroy. 0 , Aug 31, 1973 ~lVE NTH u Pen• TRINITY Rev W ~ Ptrrln pastor Roy Mll)'tr Sup! Cfwrch school t !Sam worsh ip 10 '"" m , YOUth ChOir rehearsal Mondav II JO p m Mr$ Marvm Burt dire-ctor rehtersaf day Mrs senior 7 30 p m director Peul chols ThurS. Nease POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAtARENE - Corner Union and Mulberry Rev Clyde V Henderson pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m Glen McClung supt morning worsh ip 10 30 a m evening !lrvlce 7 JO mid week nr ylce Wednesday 1 30 p m 9RACI EPISCOPAL - The Rtv Harold Deeth pastor Church services 10 30 a m Holy Communion on Sept 9th . Beginning Sept 9 church IChOOI 10 30 • m tor nursery through •o• 12 RCH OF CHRIST ...... Mr Hoyt Allen Jr pastor B ible Schoof 9 30 a m worsh ip 10 JO 1dult worship service and voung peop l.e s meeting both 7 JO p m Sun day Wednesday combined Bible study and pray et rneetlng 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY - Envoy Ray W W1n1ng off1cer In ctlarge Sunday 10 a rn Hoimess meeting 10 30 am Sunday School Young Peoples Legion 7 p m Thursday 1 to 3 P m Lad les Home League 7 p m Prep classes Fi\ lh er acrn~rd j)OHIOt Phont: ~ c.turdav ll n HEART - cv(n~r)g M~ss Rev Kra,cov•c 992 182S MdSS 7 30 Surlday 8 ~nd 10 ., m Confe'jS ron s Saturday 7 7)0pn1 POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST Rober? Kuhn pastor W II Am Watson Sunday school $vi) I St 1day SChOO l 9 i O i'l rn BVF' 6 p m BtU t st udy W~dnesd <W 7 p m choir ptf! Cit Ce Wednesdfty 8 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS CHU RCH Harn sonvtlle Road Rev 0 Dell Manl e)' Pi'lstor Henry Eb l n Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Eventng worstup 7 30 p m Prayer \lnd Pra ise serv1ce Thursday 7 30 p m NEASE CHAPJ;:l SETTLEMENT No n d e nomma l tonat George S 0 ter Pastor Sund&y School 10 a m Worshtp servr ce 11 a m Sunday n•ght sennces 7 30 Wedne!jiday mee11n9 7 30 p m welcome - Prayer E~ervone POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Mam Sl - Loren T Stephens e ... anget1st phone 992 7856 Conserval ve non mstrumental Sunday worshtp 10 a m B ble study 11 a m worshtp 6 p ,.,_ Wednesday Btble study 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH (non denommationall Langsville Dexter Road the Rev Wor ley Ha ley pastor Sund ay school 10 a m even ng worSh iP 7 30 p m Prayer meettng Tuesday 7 30 p m youth group Fr dav 7 JO n m Sl' PAUL (UTH HAN Cornel' Second and svcamore St GttlOURMAll wrm A Want Ad Pomeroy the Rev Arthur c Lund pastor Sunday school 9 15 am worsh tp servtce 10 30 am travelers summer serv 1ce lhursday 7 30 p m Charles Evans ChriST an educatton super n tendent the Sermonette What does the BIBLE say? We say we take exactly whatthe B1ble says on every subJect 'Ibis we propose to do We cannot do otherwise 1f we expect the Lord to bless WI and accept us m the after awhile Unless we are aware of what the Bible says, we ca1111ot do this In this p1'0(10111tion, we lllllllediately see the unportance of llnowlng what the Bible says on any giVen subject Now, what does the Bible say about the church • Olrlst R the builder of the church and 1t IS IllS 1 We therefore can understand that this !l"ohib•ts any body or church started by man, any man, !run being the church wh1ch IS Christ's Let's eumlne the .subject further in llght of the WORD OF GOD Olrlst ackls the saved to the church the day they are saved (Acta 2 47) There is no doubt about It 'lbWI we believe 11 IF Ouist adda U8 to the church, It must be IDS church to which HE adds Ul Not-.me group bearing the name or the name of a plan al man or men And if the Lord ADDS ua to 1t, we cannot JOIN 1t Cbrl8t t. the HEAD of the church and the church ls sa1d by Paul to be the BODY of Olrist, HIS BODY (Eph I 22-23, "And hath put aU things Wider his feet, and gave hun to he the head over aD things TO THE CHURCH, which IS IllS BODY ") If Olrlst II the head of the church, then no MAN could be' And if the church is HIS body, then we must be m 11 to he IN THAT BODY I Christ purcbaaed the church w1th hiS own blood, Acts 20 28 If we are to reap the benefits of that blood, then we must be m that church. And since Christ purchased IllS church we are to conclude that ms CHURCH ALONE has his blood connected with lt 'lbere Is therefore no blood co1111ected w1th any manmade church I Olrlst Is not only the head of the church which is HIS body, but he Ia the savior of the body, EpheSiaiiS 5 23 If Christ saves that body, one must needs be In that body to be saved Yea, when we examine and accept only what the Bible says about the church, we can understand what God would have us know about lt Sbnply put, aU who will be saved will become members of the church in order to be In the body, the place where ulvatlon II, and they'D get there by the plan God made, not the doctrines and traditions of man' Think about 1t' Your soul's lllvatlon depends on It - Loren T Stephens I~------------------------ 1 I I I I I I I By Clarence I II Miller I IWashington I Report uy s~rv ll~ p m POMEIIOY Cl AO 1 •• P<1~ IOr H (." ll}• r l Q 111 ~ ilbllil l h ~c.: h ool r\1( ry ~rtfurd .w .,. ~ p .Jild WOf' Sh •P M111 SACRED lt0MEROY lO~••Icd "''•HH •I'\ H t nlh l -. l'f'l\1 V ' 1 111 '- 1\.\1 norhll HOSt> II OpC'n I'OMEROY 01'\Y Vl NfiST m to!tbw n g "' .,. I \ p 1n U1blt' diSCU!i~H) n Clhh 1 11ur:.(f." t' " ' 7 30 p 1n at !hf' church Thr rrumdly Ch ur(h GRAHAM UNITED MElHODIST Pre'!i' Cil )nQ 9 J O i\ m f irs I dnd secontt vnct,-,ys ot each monrh th•rd t'lnfl fourth Su nd;qts eAch 0101ilh worsh•P serv ce at 1 30 p m Wednesday evenings at 7 JO Praye r find 6 1bl e Study F.IAST SOUTHERN BAP TIST 28'2 Mul berry Ave Pomeroy affdlaled w i th S 8 C the Rev Frod H ill pas tor t-ter s he: l M cClure Sunday school su pt Sunday SCh OO l 9 30 a Ill f!10r.1Ul9 worship 10 30 a m Sunday t'v.;~nge l st•C rneetmg 7 30 p m Prayer meetlno Wednesday 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Cor ner Fourth and Ma in Midd leport Rev Henry Key Jr pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Mrs Ervin BaUmgard ner sup! Mornmg worShip 10 45 a m JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Larry Carnahlln pres•ding 1rlln sl er Sunday B1ble lee tur e 9 JO a m watch lower sh.ldy 10 JO a m Tu esdao; B ble study 7 30 p m Thurs day m n Is try school 7 30 p m serv•ce meetmg 8 30 pm MlbOLEPORT CHURCH ol cnr.st In Chrishan Unton Lawrence Mantey pastor Mrs Rus!t.ell Young Sun day Sc hool Supt Sunday Schoo l 9 30 am Even1ng worsh ip Wednesday prayer 7 30 mee ting 7 30 p m MT MO~IAH CHURCH OF GOD - Racine Route 2 the Rev James M Muncy pastor Sunday school 9 45 a m mornmg worsh•P 11 a rn even ng worshiP 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg Tuesday 7 30 p m Young peop l es meet.ng 7 JO p m Thursday RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO eertha Kingrey subst lute pastor Sunday Sc hQ.OI 10 a m worsh p se rv ce 7 p m Sunday Prayer r'ncct mg Wednesday 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURC H - Near Long Bo t torn Estll Hart pastor Roy Brown ass slant pas to r Sunday schoo lOa m Church 7 30 p m each Su nday evenmg prayer mee t 1ng 1 JQ. p m Thursday MI DDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL - Th 1rd Ave the Rev Wil l• am Knittel pastor Rona d Dugan SundBY School Sup! Classes tor all ages evenmg serv1ce 7 30 p m B1ble study Wednesday 7 30 p m youth serv •ces Fnday 7 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST - Corne r Ash and Plum M1d dleport Noel Herrman pastor Saturday eventng serv rce 7 p m Sund ay sc hoo l 10 am Sunday eve n ing wors11 p 7 p m FIRST BAPTIST Of Md dleport corner of S1xth and Palmer Streets Rev Char l es S mo ns pastor Danny Thompson Sunday School Super intendent Sunday church schoo l for everyone 9 15 3 m Mornmg worship 10 I S am Even.ng servrces 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer serv•ce 1 30 p m Extra youl:l'l acllviiJeS on Sunday 5 p m for al l you th up to srxt h grade 6 30 for 1unmr and senror h1gh stu dents CHURCH OF CHRIST Mrddleport 5th and Ma•n Rau lm Moyer pastor: M1chael Ge rl ach Sunday School sup! Brb l e Sch o ol 9 30 a m morn ng worsh•p \0 JO a m even1ng worsh rp 7 JO p m prayer serv ce 7 p m Wed nesday MIOOLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Thornas E Weav~r pastor Floyd Carson Sunday school superrntendent Sunday schoo l 9 30 am morn 1ng worsh p 10 30 Su nday evangel iS t i c meet 1ng 7 30 p m prayer meet1ng Wednesday 7 30 p m ( h Second Ave M ddleport Lesley G Holt pastor Sunday school 10 a m worsh ip se r v•ce 11 a m worshtp serviCe 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday n1ght prayer serv ice 7 JO !lH f'!\ilQ f ( h I I 01 1(.1 ,, I I MOA~ING STAR Worsh ip Chur(h SchOOl 10 JO i\ H M l<:l W ~c k SNVIte Wcl1nt sd IY 8 p Ill MORSE CHAPEL Wor Ship II t1 Ill l $t c\nd Jrd ~u tc'lav'> Chur ch Sc hool 10 9 10 ,, m am PORT LA NO WQrshlp 1 30 n Chur ch School 9 JQ a m SUTTON Wor sh ip \1 .$ M 1mt and 4th Sunday s Church Sc hoOl lO a m WESLEYAN (Racine) w o r s h•P 11 am Chu r c h Sc hoo l 10 a "' NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Robert Meece Rev Stanley Brand urn JOPPA ... WorShip 10 8 1'11 Chur ch Sc hoo l 9 a m Prayer Mee t•ng Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Church servi ce'S 9 am Sunday Sc hool 9' 45 a m Bible Study e11c ry Thursday J 30 p m NORTH BETHEL - Wor Sh•P II ., m Chur ch School 10 p am ALFRED - Su nday schoo l 9 45 a m each Sunday prea c; hlng at ll am each Sunday Prayer meetmg 7 45 P m Wednesday WSCS 8 p m on th rd Tuesday each month REEOSVtLLE ..- Sunday scl10o l 9 30 preach ng 7 30 P n1 Sunday pray er.. meel!ng 7 30 p m Tuesday WSCS J 30 l•rst Thursday each month SILVER RIDGE - WorShiP 10 a m Church School 9 a m TUPPERS PLAIN$ Worsh ip 9 a m Chu r ch School 10 am KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - Georo.e Frederick, sup t Service weekly 9 30 a m on Sunday Preachmg f1rst and third Sundays of month; by Clifford Sm1th 9 30 a m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION Darrel Doddr II pastor sunday School 9 30 a m Leonard Gilmore fir st eld er evening service 7 JO p m Wednesday prayer mee t•ng 7 30 p m MEIGS COUNTY DWight L hvtlz Pastor Director HARRISONVILLE Sunday Church School 9 30 1!1 m Mrs Homer Lee Supt Morning Worsh lp 10 30 a m MIDDLEPORT Sunday Church School 9 30 a m John Fultz Supt Morning F WorShiP 10 30 a m SYRACUSE - Morning Wor5h1p 9 am Sunday Church School 10 a m Mrs Sampson Hall Supt t.; .., r1 '~H'' u 1{1 UNION c 1 1 o• I ''t!Jt BAPTIST u"dfty tv .. { ~uol Jo[' .._. ~.,r~ Y ·H " m O., uHII IV \ vri\BUt Wnt '< lllp, I )0 W\ (IOC'Idol)l PI o\Vlf •llld 8ibl& 'ohJth I 10 p P' TUPPERS PLAINS CtHIISTIAN CHURCH u~HHHI Undrrwood ptnlor , HOWM(t Clll c;twctt Jr Su1\day ~( hool ~p t Sundf\V Sc:hool 9 JO " 111 , Morn inljl sermon 10 JO " rn sundi'Y evftr'llilQ St'!-r\1 IC.f' 7 p fO LETART FALLS UNI TED Rev f reelt~nd NQrr fs pc\S.IQr J; Joyd Norf! S su p! Sl.lnday sc hool 9 JO a tn morn I n~ sermon lO 30 a m Pra ~t er serv•ce Wednesday 7 30 p m NAZARENE Rev H erbert Gr ate pntor Wor shtP servi ce 11 am and 7 30 p m Sunday Sundav SchOOl 9 lO am R•chard Barton sup l Prayer meeting , Wed nesday 7 30 p m Of course, we are not serioualy ad. vocatmr that everybody add one to h11 next btrthda.y That would be too con :fusmg for certain frtends of ours who are 39 a'Id h.oldntg! BRADBURY CHURCH OF But you will agree, won't you, that CHRIST Clifford Sm ith m n• st er Sunday School 9 30 a m mor11lng churc h tO 30 a m Sunday ev.en ng service 7 30 p m Wednesday ser v ice a on borthdays we ought to be lookmg ahead' The only year we can do any thmg about 11 the one we're about to hve Opportumt1e1 do a great deal more for human character than memor1es, no matter how fond the memortes FREE METHODIST - Rev Rober t E Buckley pastor Wtll lam Sa lley supt Sund ay school 9 30 am morn ing worship , 10 30 am evening worsh1p 7 30 p m Wednesdav Christian Youth Crusade 6 30 p m prayer meeting 7 30 p m Thur sday choir practiCe 1 GOD - Rac•ne Route 2 The Rev Charles Hand pastor Sunday sch ool 9 45 a m mornmg wo r Ship 11 am Evenmg serv tces Tuesday and Fr day 730 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST Bib le study 9 30 a m morn 1ng worsh•p 10 30 am evenmg worsh1p 6 30 p m Wednesday B bl e stu dy 7 30 p m The churches w1th the1r tremendous resources for sptrttual trammg and growth always celebrate our children's borthdaya by lookmr ahead OF CHRIST Danny Evans pastor Norman C Will supt Sun day Sc hool 9 30 a m WorShiP service 10 30 am Chr st1an Endeavor Su nd ay even ng MT OLIVE CHURCH - Long Bottom Sunday Sc hool 10 a m w1 th w Hard p go II supt Evangel st message each Sunday evenmg J 30 p m by Elder Russe ll Ctme m•mster ot th e Apos tol iC Fa1th B ble St udy Wed nesday 7 30 p m STI VERSVILLE COM MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday Sc hool serv~ee 10 a m Prayer meet ng Thursday 7 p m Sunday even1 ng serv•ce 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy Harr.sonv lie Road Kenneth Eberts pastor Paul Me Elroy Sunday School Su pt Su nda y Schoo l 9 30 a m 1 mornmg worsh p and com mun•on 10 30 am Sunday even ng youth Chr.stlan en deaver 6 30 WorShip se r v ces Sunday 7 30 p m Wednesday even10g prayer meet1ng and B•ble study 7 30 pm ST JOHN LUTHERAN P•n e Grove the Rev Arthur Combs pastor Su nd ay schoo l 9 30 a m ch urch se rvi ces 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHR 1ST B1ble Sc: hool 9 30 a m mor n1ng worsh1p 10 30 am Sunday evenmg Worsh p Se rv1 ce 7 JO p m chorr prac t 1ce Sunday and Wed nesdav 7 p rn or aver meeting and B bl e Stud y Wednesday 730prn ANTIQUITY BAPTIST - Rev Freeland Norr.s pastor Sunday school 10 am Church Wednesday serv •ce 7 p m B ble St udy 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH THE NAZARENE - Sunday Sch ool 9 30 a m Morn ng Worsh p 10 30 a m Even 1ng worshiP 7 30 p m Wednesday M d Week Serv•ce Sunday Sc hool Super ntendent Gerald We ll s Pastor Rev Morr1s M Wolle Walter P B•kacsan pastor Ronnie Sa lse r S S Sup t Sunday School 9 30 a m Morn1ng worshtp 10 .45 am Sunday even•ng worsh ip 7 JO p m Wednesday evenmg B1bl e s tud y 8 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev Lawrence Sullivan pastor Su nday Schoo l 9 30 am youth and !Un•or you th serv 1ce 6 45 p m evenmg worship 7 30 p m prayer and prA se WednesrtAv 7 30 p m SILVER NUN FREE OF Portland Racine Road Ralph Johnson pastor Herbert Wh lte Sunday Schoo l Orrector Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Morn1ng worsh p 10 30 am Sunday even ng servrce 1 p m Wednesday evenmg prayer ser v1ces 7 30om BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Great Bend - Rev Waller P B1kacsan pa sto r Su nday school 9 30 a m worsh rp serviCe Thursday 7 30 p m CARLETON CHURCH - K ngsbury Road Sunday School 9 30 a m Ralph Car l sup! Worsh p servrce 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m alternately Prayer meet•ng Wednesday Rev Jay Sti les 7 30 p m pastor Sunday I Peter 312-18 Ad~~ertlalng RUN FREEDOM GOSPEL Authorized Catalog Merchant Louis W Osborne 220 E Main Pomeroy Ph 992 2178 MONTGOMERY WARD CATALOGUE STORE Mr and Mrs Charles R Sheets 106 Court Sf Pomeroy 992 3001 P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Natoonwlde Insurance Co of Columbus 0 307 Spring Ave Pomeroy Dla1992 2318 MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH mE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Ph. 992 3863 296 W. Second Pomeroy I · CARPET-LAND, INC. CHAPEL Coo lv ille RD Rev Roy Deeter pastor Sunda v school 9 30 a m worship serlnce 10 30 a m Bt bl e study and praver sc ,.. e Wednesdav 7 30 p m RUTLAND COMMUNITY BAPTIST ..... Sun day Schoo l 10 CHURC H - Sunda y SchOOl am Henry Dav i s sup t 9 30 a m Worship service 11 evenmo serv1ce 7 30 p m a m Wednesday prayer Prayer meet1r-g Thu rs day meeting 7 30 p m Sunday 7 30 p m night worship 1 : 30 p m Support the Church of Your Chooce 10~ W Main Pomeroy Ph 992 335~ A crafty bit of unblocking .' ~·· MARK V STORE MIDDLEPORT OHIO I RESTAURANT Cor Rts 7&554 Middleport ROYAL OAK PARK Syracuse Ph 992 2826 WAIO CROSS SONS STORE Groceries & General Merchandise Racine Ph . 949 5172 AU WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. DBA Anthony Plumbing and Heating 337 N 2nd Middleport 992 3550 VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR. REAL ESTATE BROKER 110 Mechanic St. Ph 992 3325 SMim NELSON MOTORS GAUL'S MARKET Authorized Buick Pontiac GMC Dealer Ph 992 2174 CHESTER. OHIO 500 E Main St ' RIDENOUR SUPPLY Furniture and Hardware Hom elite Saws Ph . 985 3308 Chtiter, o. GOEGLEIN READY MIX Middleport Attend the Church ot your Choice HEINER'S BAKERY Bakers of Good Bread HUNTINGTON, W VA PomeroyBEN FRANKLIN ' Kerm s Korner MIDDL EPO RT OHIO Kermit Walton Pomeroy, 0. . GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN Short Orders-Carry Out ACool Dini ng Room St Rt. 7 Chester, Ohio . F. J. WALlACE JEWELERS . MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Church and Office Suppflu . Glfft 186 N Second Mlddltfl!'Jrl The Store With A Heart Ph. 949 3342 TIRE CENTER end MEIGS TIRE CENTER ALIGNMENT Middleport Pomoroy :· SADIE'S MARKET Meat~ •nd Groctrles Syracuse. 0 ~J-~td by THOMAS JOSEPH ACKOSS l Subdue 5 Snak< 8 Asian r1ver 9 'Parlor' owner 13 Gondo her's aid 14 Corn Oour 15 Wrath ~~ ~::•• Fabray to some 18 GIVe back ZO. K1nd o! 21 ~~~~~~, playthong 2.2 unas p1rated consonant 23 Backbone 25 -cake 26 Suspend 27 Deities 28 Sea eagle 28 Consented !.~do" it (2 wdJI ) :SZ. Netherlands ++ + DEAR HELEN There are leg men, breast men, fanny men, even men who look at girls' faces first, bull have a different hobby I'm a navel watcher W1th all tlle b1km13 and low rise pan II around, that tsn 't 1 hard Did you know that abnost every navel has en individuality of 1ts own? And please teD me &omethlng lilt only the protruding ones that should be called "belly-buttons? Something else Do you suppose the f1rat navel came when God took the r1b out of Adam - and left a scar'- NAVELOB- 33 ~~~n~~~ SERVER 3f One of DEAR N 0 Guido s Not helng a navel expert, I can't answer your questions notes but your reasorung seems logical - H 35 Bllly Graham - ll..t liltawi/J IIIIWl ,.specialty ., ® 37. Advice to Nellie Unscramble these foor Jumbles, 38. Guaranone letter to each square, to form four ordma.ry words tee 39. 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Pass Openlnalead- tQ By Oswald lo James JaCGby We are Indebted to the Encrclopedla of Bndge for today s haricl South would be better off ln three no-trump where he has nlne top tncks, but he lands In four hearts West opens the queen of clubs East puts on his ace and returns the jack West ruffs South 's klng and leads back a trump to South's Jack South calhet a oecond hilh trump and East shows out It looks as tr South haa to lose two club tricks, but that ls a mlrase South can brlna home the contract by means of a moat unusual and lnterutinl unblockln& play lie starts by playln&• bird trllmp Then he cashtl the aces of diamonds and spades The Jack of apadeala now led and overtaken by dummy's queen The queen of diamonds is led from dummy and after East follows low South discards hls 1ood klng of •JIIIdes Wut wlna with the kine of dlamondaand ls a dead duck l{e hal to lead a spade or a diamond Either one allows South to discard hla two losing clubl on the 10 of apades and Jack or diamonds THE BORN LOSER WINNIE WINKLE NONeENeE. MAW WINNIE's A BIG OIFl~.'IHEONLV REASON eHE'il NOT,._...-BACK YI>T 15 llf· CAU6E SHE'S II IM &TARTlNG 10 1\!:lRRY ABOUT WINNIE 1 PAW . 9~E'9 ~EEN AWAY LONGER THAN eHE EXPt:CTED 10. HAVINORJN/ t !'r'IWIJII~rl" I NTIIIIPAtS£ ASSN I Bulova Walchn - Sales &Service Middleport 0 RACINE FOOD MARKET MEIGS ST~hR~2 3498 I NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE M&R FOODLINER Racine Ph 367 7~1~ BARBER SHOP Racine Ph 949 9591 OHIO VAUEY BAKING CO. Bakers of Holsum Bread MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Phone 992 3284 Chesh ire BAR ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Famoly Recreation Swimming Camping DEAR HELEN I'm 35, called attractive, though I don't feel so, helng the mother of three teenagers, and an alcoholic I must be, because r can drmk a filth In a lour-hour period wtth no side effects, and I do thls dally r thought all hope for me was over until I was hospitalized for 17 days recently (an operaUoij and complications) and r didn't have a drink, nor dld I really miss booze I found myself getting calmer and happier But the minute I was home, r hit the botue again No real reason I asked my husband to let me go to A A , but he says r•m not going to make a fool out of hbn by. attending "those meetings " He lsn'tmean or cruel - butdoesn't understand I can'lstopwithouthelp What can I do? - SINKING DEAR SINKING "Those meetings" could mean a new life for both you and your husband Askhbn to give A A a fairchance by attending an AI-Anon meeting (which brings together mates and relatives of alcoholics) I'm quite sure one visit wlU convince hun - but lf he doesn't perhaps your doctor wiD When a drinker recognizes her problems and reaches out for help, only a fool would let HIS pride stand in HER way - H +A J 109 SOUTHIDI tAKJ 'AKQJ5 tA +K&53 North South vulnerable Well Norlh Eonl Soolh FULL SERVICE SHOP Radial Cuts& Toupees 120 E. Main St. Pomeroy General Merchandise Tuppers Plains Ph 667 3280 • • Woman Drinker Needs Help .Q & DAIRY & HILL MAYER LODWICK'S MARKET Us. By l-fclt•n Uoncl Jupiter and Slturn Thole born on thll date art Wider the al1n ot Virlo American writer Wllllam Saroyan was bern Alii 31, 1801 On thla day ln hlltory In 1181 1 the first majOr earthquake recotded In the l,Jnlted Stain killed 41 peraoola at Charleston, S C EAST t985 WEST • 7143 '10762 t K971 MIZ MARTHA'S REXALL DRUGS We Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions 992 295S . Pomeroy, D G1ant Monsters 31, NORTH tQ 102 ,843 • QJ3 t8742 •I . SWISHER & LOHSE Fair 4 11 45--Movle. 4, Gunga Don 12 oo-ABC News 6 12 15--Movle The Missing Guest 6 1 OI)-'-Movoes Seven Ways lrom Sundown 3 The Alma1111c By Ualted PrualaU.11111Uo1111l Today Ia Friday, AUS 31, the ~3rd day of 1973 with 122 to follow The moon Is between Ita new phase and first quarter The morning stars are Mercury and Mars The evening stars are Venus, Helen Help · r-------------~ THE MOTOR PARTS CO. . . . 167 Walnut St Une al reasonmg · Since coyotet are unalllmorous and Ullloved crlttera, ltfollowa that a coyote laro'la very likely subject 81 hero of e •rv llhow Therefore, anyooe who can mllkc a TV show with a coyote as the hero must be a gemus And !hal's jUBt what the people of the Disney organization are geniu!lell 1n just a couple or weeki, the Mickey M1>U8e people w1ll launch another aea&on of network television shows Every program wm be excellently produced Each will feature astonishing photography, particularly ln the nature shows Each will be good, wholesome famlly entertainment And the show wm draw remarkable audlent-ea of chlldren up lo about the age of 92 Walt Disney, and those who succeeded hlm after hl3 death a few year1 back, have become an American lnstltlon, but you already knew thai "Disney", whether you're speaking of Walt, brother Roy , or just the conglomerate which crew out of some crude drawings of an animated mouse ln a movie short called "Steamboat W1Uie" that appeared about the tlme I was born, approximately one light year ago, has taken on a special meamng tn the world of en· tertalnment Disney ls clean Disney ls American as mom, apple pie, and the flag Disney Is a quality more than a man For example, let's get back !Q that coyote I'D admit I'm not a regular Dlaney-walcher on the tuhe, but I'd rather have my kids watchln~ Dlsnev's dolnlUI than about 99 9 per cent of the tripe that passes as "children's programs " But sometbnes r wmd up ln the family room at 7 30 on Sunday, when Tinker Bell waves her wand to bring us another show ThUB, I got hooked on a really clever two-parter from Disney last month, based on the saga of Toby Tyler, who left the fann and ren away to jom a CII'CUS, circa 1910 1 watched both segments, then saw the hlghl•ghts of the next week's rerun, 8omethlng called "The Nashville Coyote "How, I though, could even the Dlaney organization honJZe a coyote • I was hooked by cur10sity, and watched the show Now, as an ardent fan of old Cliff Sterrett and Johnny Mack Brown Weslerns,l know that callmg a person "a coyote" 1s just about the ulUmate In msults (Actually, the word usually was preceded by "low-down, mangy," which g1ves you a pretty good 1dea of the social statllB of coyotes ) On the screen, only the word "skunk" was worse And off the screen, only the mllmaUon that a person's mother was a female canme surmounted "coyote" and ' skunk" on the scale of derogBIIOn But there was the D1sney crowd, show1ng us the adventures of a California coyote who hitched a nde to the confusmg, unfamiliar envll'ons of Tennessee's capital c1ty The story lme was vap1d, featurmg narration by West Virgtn1an Mayf Nutter and the parallel rrnsadventures of a struggling Nashville songwnter The photography was splendid, though, and by the end of the hour, a strange thmg had happened 1 actually liked that low-down, mangy coyote, and was as happy as the k1ds when he escaped the hounds and made 11 home NobOdy but Disney could work a miracle hke that No one And so, after abnost a half-eentury of entertammg America, about ell 1 can say IS to express good WIShes as still another season opens for what may be America's fmest show-busmess organization 1 31)-'-Movle Follow the Fleet 4 2 oo--News 13 3 15--Movle, China Sky 4 WIN AT BRIDGE 1-----------------------~r------------------------i l RUTLANO RUTLAND ~HURCH OF CHRIST - Ke1th W1se pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m V H Bra ley supt worship serv•ce and communion 10 JO am even 1ng se rv 1ce 1 30 p m Wednesday Bible study 7 30 P m Regular board meetrng !h rr d Sa turday each month 7 30 p m BIG BEND BARGAINS 116 W Main Ph 992 7590 Free Estimates-Guaranteed Installation MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Robert Shook pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m Ru sse ll Spencer supl worsh p serviCe 10 45 a m even ng worsh p alternahng W1tl1 C E at 7 30 p m on Su nday Prayer meet1ng 1 30 p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe lay leader the Amwtan Bthle Society SEARS FREE MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev L R Gluesenca mp pastor Roger Wtlfred Sr Sundav Sch oo l Supt Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Sunday evening wo r sh ip 7 30 Prayer meellng Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter c lass leader Youth meet1ng Wednesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter leader Scriptum telected by Service, Inc good m family and commumty l1fe, this feature 1s sponso~ed by the busmess f1rms and organ1zat1ons whose names appear below BOTTOM METHODIST - Ronald Wells pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Mornmg worship 10 30 a m Young Peoples Se rv ce 6 45 p m Evangel1strc ser v•ce 7 JO p m Prayer meet ng Thursday 7 30 p m Fr.day Saturday Wednesday Thursday If Cormth1ans U C orrnfh1ans Pholoppoanr luke 51420 12 22 34 2 14 16 4 10 20 25 • W1th the hope It will, In some measure, foster and help sustain that wh1ch 1s CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt pa stor Sunday School supt Ronald Osborne Dible Sc hool 9 30 a m preaching 10 -45 am Evenmg serv1ces 7 JO p m WHITES 8 214, Copyrtght 19'13 Ketsler Re v Carl Richards pastor Mrs Worley Fra ncrs Sunday schoo l supt Su nday school 9 45 a m church serv ces second and f ourth Sundays followmg Sunday sc hool f1rst and thrrd Sunda y even ings 7 30 p m HYSELL Deuteronomy Tuerday Mall hew 6 25-34 James OLD DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH LONG Monday 1 l..lntt, Wild Kingdom 13 Elec Co 20 Audubon Wildlife Tliyntor ». Stint IS. 7 JO-p Young Dr Kllde1re4 Parent Game10 Beatthe Clock 13 Wegonoo l 1 To Tell the Truth 6 World Pren 20 l3 eorllltTr v ouch I I 00-MI W nhlngton WHk In Review 20 33, Sen lord & Son 3 15160 nu11110, Brady 8unch6,13 Houro!Staro< 1 JO-Oddl..lltlt People 3 u, Black Perspective on !he News 20 33 Couple 6, 13 9 00-Mastorplece Theatre 33 Room 222 6, 13 Rich at the Top PCro Football&, 19, Movie • They Might Be Glanls • 3 4, 15 9 32,?, ~ ornor Bar 6, 13 10 00-Love, American Sty1e6 13, News 20 Handful ol Ashes 33 10' »-Womtn 33 11 00-Newo Wtalher Sports 6, 8, 10, 13, A, IS 11 30-Mo Johnny Carson 3 15 In Concert 6, Como lo Ihe Fair 4 vlt • JOin of Arc 13 11 45-Johnny C11rson 4 12 DO-News 8 10 12 »- Movie "The Day They Robbed the Bank of England 8 0 an lmel Tomorrow 10 12 35-Movle " These Are the Damned" 10 1 DO-Midnight Special 3. A Movie 'Fourleen Hours' 13 2 30-News •· 13 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,1973 6 DO-Consumer's World 10 6 30-- TV Clanroom 8 Kentucky Alleld 13 Faith for Today 10 7 DO-Neighbors 13, Farm Front 4 Fun for Everyone 6 Treehouse Club 8, 10 7 15-Woman's Point of VIew 13 7 30-Man from COSI 10, Farmbrook 3 Treehouse Club 13 Sesame St 20, Gospel6. Abbott & Costello 8 Juvenile Jury 4 8 00-Houndcats 3, • 15 Pufnstuf 13, Jakes Place 61 Bugs Bunny I 10 8 30-Roman Holidays 3 4 15 Jackson Five 6 13 Sabrina Teenage Witch 8 Popeye 10 Mr Rogers 20 9 00-Jttaons 3, 4, IS1 O.monds 6 13 Amazing Chan 8 10 Sname St 20 9 30-Plnk Panther 3 4 15. Friendly Junction 10 Movie "Sandy's Jekyll and Hydes 8 10 00-Underdop 3, •· 15, Elec Co, 20 10 3C)....Barkloys 3, 4, 15, Brady Kids 6 13 Mister Rogers 20 Josle& the Pussycats in Outer Space 8 10 11 DO-Brother Buzz 6, Sesame St 20 Sea Lab 3 4 151 Bewlt ched 13. Fllntstones Comedy Hour 8 10 11 30-Kid Power 6 13, Runaround 3 4 15 12 DO-Eite Co 20, FunkY. Phantom 6 13 Around the World In 110 Days 3, 4, 15, Archie s TV Funnies 8 10 12 30-Talking with a Glant3 4 15 Lldsvltle 6 13 Fat Albert the Coabt Kids 8 10 1 DO-CBS Film Festival 8, 10 Lassie 15 Action 1973 6 13 Celebrity Bowling 4, Bntles 3 1 31)-'-Parent Game 3, TBA IS Johnny Bene~ 4 2 DO-Soul Train 6 Tarzan 13 TBA8 Baseball Pre Game Show 3, 4, 15 Popeye 10 2 15-Basebllll 3, 4 15, 2 31)-'-Arthur Smith 8 Death Valley Days 10 3 00-Sea World 6, Wrestling 8 Black Omnibus 10 Car and Track 13 3 30-l've Got 1 Secret 13 Mister Roberts 6 4 DO-Boxing 6. 13, Tennis 8 5 00-Mister Rogers 33 Western Theatre 15 Wide World of Sportl6, 13 Green Acres 3 Four allhe Falr4 5 »-Electric Company 33, Country Carnival 3 6 00-fl!ews 3, 4, 8 Making Things Grow Jl Movie The Furies" 10, TBA 15 6 15-A l.Qok at the Book 15 6 30-NBC News 3, 4, 15 Beverly Hillbillies 8 News 6 Sewing Skills Tatlorlng 33 Festival of Family Classics 13 7 DO-You Asked for It 3. Hee Haw 6, 8 Lawrence Welk 4 10 World ol Survival 13, Age of Anxiety 33 7 31)-'-Nashvllle Music 3 Amazing World of Kreskln 13 Catch 33 8 DO-Partridge Family 6, 13 All In the Family 10 8. Pro Football 3, 4, IS The Session 33 8 31)-'-Brldget Loves Bernie 8, 10 Paul Lynde 6 An American Family 33, Newsmaker '73, 13 9 00-Miry Tyler Moore 8, 10 Burns & Schreiber 6 13 9 31)-'-Bob Newhart 3 10. Our Street 3l 10 DO-Delphi Burnu 13, Movie, • Loss of Innocence' 6 Mission Impossible 8, 10 Tigers 33 11 00-Naws 3, •· 8, 13 10 Midnight Special IS 11 15-News 13 11 31)-'-Movles, "The Midnight Story 3 "Hellcats of the Navy' &1 "Prince of Foxes" 10 "The Black Cat 13 Come to the And when you are a year old you ahould celebrate your 11econd btrthday. and be gm your second rear CHESTER CHURCH DF CHURCH t ::h~'' ICDretm of Jnnnle13 • Lilias Yoga & You 33 M ru or on~~q 31 Beat tht Clock •· News6 10 Whtt the day you are born os your birthdaythen ot'o undoubtedly your firtt borthday THE pm DEXTER V, AUD Jl 1173 :;l 4• IFIUDA 10, 3 U1 Truth or Conseq 6 Sesame Sl 10 How did we t~ve r get mto the hM:blt ol lookmg backwards! By .. product of aome 11hoddy mathemaltcll no doubt. It Snnlh pas tor Sunday School , 10 a m Arthur Henson Sup! Mommg Worship 11 a m Young Peoples sennce 7 p m Even ing service 7 30 p m Wednesday M id w ee k Prayer Se r111 Ce 7 30 p m Yout h meeling 6 JO p m Evening Worship 1 30 p m BY PAUL CRABTREE 6 00-N lnsl (1 (1 & THINGS Television Log ' \~ ~! CHE SHIRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPHECY, G P ment Opponents of the bill say that this may be a federal MEIGS zoning act mdisguise The Cl1ll< CHESTER CHURCH OF RUTLAND CHURCH OF COOPERATIVE GOD Rev James Sa t THE NAZARENE Rev of this debate will be whether PARISH terf• eld pastor Sun day school Lloyd 0 Grimm Jr 1 pastor THE UNITED the states really would have 9 30 am wor sh p sent•ce 11 Sunday Scho ol 9 30 a m METHODIST CHURCH am even1ng se rv•ce 7 Mornmg worship 10 30 a m control of land-use if they must Robert T Bumgarner prayer service and youth Young peoples serv1ce 6 45 D1rector meet \federal standards 'ie rv Ice Wednesday 7 p m P m Evangelistic service POMEROY CLUSTER LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN 7 30 p m Wednesday evening Considering the difficulty of Rev CartE Hicks CH URCH - Robert E Musser service 7 30 p m Rev 0 Wm Sydenltrlcker making and enforcmg fall' pastor Sun di'!Y Sch ool 9 30 MASON COUNTY CHESTER - Worsh1p 9 15 a m Robe r t Bobc supt THE HILAND CHAPEL , zoning laws at the mWIIClpal a m Ch ur ch Schoo l 10 a m morn ng worsh•P 10 30 George Cas to pastor Sunda 'f ENTERPRISE - Worsh p 9 and county level, how far can Sunday even ng se rv• ce 7 30 Sc hool 9 30 even i ng worship a m 1 Church Sch ool 10 a m Mid week serv ce Wednesday the federal government 7 30 Thu r sday eveni ng prayer FLATWOODS - WorshiP 11 7 30 p m serv•ce 7 30 p m j118tifl8bly go m tellmga Citizen a m Church Schoo l 10 a m SYRAC USE CHURCH OF MASON FIRST BAPTIST POMEROY WorShiP what he may or may not do 10 30 a m Church School 9 15 THE NAZARENE - Rev M Second and Porn eroy Sts Stan C La rtmore pastor Bob Craig pastor Sunday school am UMYF 6 30 p m w1th hiS land Moore Sunday School Sup r 9 45 am worship service 11 ROCK SPRINGS Worsh p Sunday School ctawes for all a m training union 6 30 If we assume that some 10 a m Churc h Schoo l 9 a m ages 9 30 a m mor ning p m evening worship service kind of land-use bill w1ll pass UMY F 6 3Q pm worShiP 10 45 ; NYP S Sunday 7 30 p m Mid week prayer MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER 6 30 p m ev angellslic service $e rv rce Wednesday 7 30om Congress thiS year, then the Rev Robert Bumgarner Sunday 7 30 p m Mid week MASON CHURCH OF HEATH WorShiP 10 30 amount of money mvolved wm prayer meet ng Wednnday CHRIST P 0 Box 487 M1ller a m Chu rch School 9 30 a m 7 30 p m Missionary mee t ing be an Issue The Ad· UMYF7pm St Mason W Va Sunday $Ccond Wednesday 7 30 p m Worship B1ble Study 10 a m RUTLAND - Worshrp 9 15 ministra tiOn suggested $40 UNITED FAITH NON II am and 7 p m Bible Study a m Church School 10 " m DENOMINATIONAL Rev nullion over three years In two- UM'VF1pm Wednesday 7 p m Vocal Robert Smll 11 pastor Sunday SALEM CENT!R - Wor school 9 30 ('I m c lass leader mus c thirds federal matchmg funds FIRST SOUTHERN lA~ 9 am Church School 10 Leo Hil l worship service The Senate proposed spending Sh1p TIST - Corner of Second end am UMYF Thursday 7 p m 10 30 a m chu r ch 7 30 p m Anderson Mason Pastor SYRACUSE CLUSTER $100 million a year for e1ghl EDEN UNITED Walter Cloud Sun day school Rev R •chard E Jerv11 BkETHREN IN CHRIST - 9 .45 e m ' worthlp service 11 years m 90 per cent federal ASBURY WorShip II Eldon R Blake pastor Sunday a m end 7 JO p m Wetklv matchmg funds Added a m Chu r ch School 9 SO~ m S:choot 10 a m W innie Bible study Wednesday 7 JO WSCS 1St Tuesday Ho lsi ng er Supt Morn ing pm features would ra1se the price FOREST RUN - Worsh ip 9 sermon 11 a m Even ing MA SO.....ITEI\nL Y 01' to more than a b1llion dollars a m Cl')u rch ~ch oo l 10 a m serv Icc Christian Endeavor GOD - Second St Muon w WSCS 3rd Wednesday 1 30 7 JO p m 1 Mrs Ly da It w1D take much study, pm Va Ches ter Tennant pntor Cheva l ier president Song Sunctay school 10 am MINERSVILLE - Worship service and sermon 8 20 Mid . careful construction and stern morning worship 11 a m J 10 a m Ct'iurch School 9 a m linuts on federal aulbor1ty to WSCS 3rd Monctay 7 30 p m Week prayer meeting Wed evangelistic sen· lee 7 JC p m 7 30 p m Mrs Mar ie Bib le study and prayer service SYRACUSE Church nesday put together a land-use Hols i nger class leader Wedn~nday 1 30 p m Phone schoo l 9 a m worship ser CHURCH OF Jesus 77]5 133 program that does not mfnnge vic e 7 30 p r'n CHktST - Located at Ru tl and HARTFORD tHURCH OF SOUTHERN CLUSTER on Individual rights, make on New L1ma Road next to CtiR 1ST In Chrl1tian Union Rev Frank Chee se brew Foresl Acre Perk Rev Ray states 1nto errand boys for The Rev William Ca mpb ell 1 Rtv Larry Poling Rouse pastor Robert Musser, pastor Sundav schoo l 9 30 Rev Howard Shiveley Uncle Sam, and still protect Sunday Sr:l10o l supt Sunday a m James Hughet IUP I BETHANY (Dorcu) sch ool 10 30 ~ m 1 worsh ip our environment 7 30 p m Worsh•p 9 30 a m Church 7 30 p rn Bible study Wed - evening servlc:e Wednesday tvenlng prayer Ia a land-use law the answer Schoo l 10 30 a m nesday 7 30 p m Satur day meeting 7 JO p m Youth CAR MEL - Worship 11 night prayer serv lct 7 30 p m to preventing haphazard s m prayer se r~; tce each Tue1d1y 1st and lrd Sundays HEMLOCK 9-0VE growth r am not yet con- Church School 10 a m ~~~ FAifi!VIEoN B f iiLat: CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson APPLE GROVE Worship CHURCH LftArt W VI Rl pa stor Rev Whalev 1upt , State ud local governments vinced At present, r 'm in· 7 30 p m first and third Sun Mornmg I Rev Geor"e ttoteher worship 9 30 am clmed to believe that such a daYs Church SChOOl 9 30 churc h schoo pastor SuMav School 9 30 l 10 30 a m prayer meeting ffrsl young P"op le 1 meellnj j 3Q. e m P'reyer emd 81blt l tl.idy .. MPiclolll al this proposal, law would become an overly am 1 30 p m 1 Jo p m Coffege Prtver t c vtmiM worsh lo wldiiiCIIIe lntereet groups ~ restrictive federal strait Jacket Wednesdao; EAST LETART -~ Wor~hlp ~o rvlte Tutsday tO a m p' C I Y 1>J "Vi.J \' pa 'IW hard for Ita enact- for private land 7 30 p m 1 second and fourth. 1 30 ~ Worsfllp Strvlct Thul'ldey Sundays ctlu r <.. h school 9 30 7 JO p m Tbe House of Representatives Ia on notice to expect a lancHde bill to come to the Door during the current Hulon Some members believe It II a federal zoning act In cllaculoe The Senate has already pam~ a land-uae bill twice In 1m and agam in June 9f this ,_. A somewhat modHied b1D wu reparted favorable by the lloale Interstate and Fore~gn Commerce Committee last .,_,but was never acted upon by the full House A Houle Commerce Subcommittee has completed bearlnp on a land-u.te bill, but 110 acUon beyond that has been taJren by the COIIJDllttee Tile Senate bill was moderated 110111ewhat when the Senate nfuled to adopt a pualty provision proposed wbleh !Jould deprive states of licbway, airp«t, and land and Wiler c0111m1ation funds If lhej failed to cooperate wlih • • • JUfdellnea Tilt llenat.e venlon would IUpply fecleral funda to states to talllanlnftntory of land and •latal I'MCIII'cea, to protect commercial and en•b•-ntal concerns, to atody tile placing ol highways, airporta, lnduatrlal parks, ltiUUta, waste dlaposal facUIUea, and housing ~ 6NETH~EN pm LAUREL CLIFf 7 - '"-Dilly Bent inti, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Aug 31, 1973 ·nninli ~ of the _,eilr pt) "i.tv• REORGANIZED CHURCH JESUS CHRIST OF MT MORIAH CHURCH OF LATTER DAY SAINTS - RACINE FIRST BAPTIST - THE UNITED PRES BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF Ml Ill n f u :;: TARl fALLS VII Jr'<•l lp '" 1 n• <hur(h Sc;. hool 9 (II 1 ' '' t. •• tv 1 10 n m evury 'o tl y OF GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N IJI'•• ' ' r I 11 './, 1l!11' rt rt\ I 10 II J1 n ~ti\TP.E;r..tO wcu, h.,ll I 1 II ol fl 1 h un IWll Ph ffl ~ 31 Tho blddlnr hu bttn SOIIh Wttt Nor1h Eool " Pm BARNEY IN T Paas 1• Pm ' Pill 6' Pm ~======~==~~~IT~~~INhT~ Y011 SOuth hold Ei<ACTLV • HE~R iELL 'lORE MAN tQ II 41 •t +A I .A K H 7 PUNCH, :>Nllff'r' 15 O~F15HUL PUNCH What do you do now' 1 ELVIN EV· MAI<ER FER TH HAWKINS ~-non ts •• liltntllna c11 FAMIL'r' REUNION v11tlon hero Yoo ~ld 111 el•'•· ntt bid ISh ptrlntr lollid seven If '} lit flolds two or lhe lbrH top hoftOrl illflftiJI TODA \' • QUESTION You oren 1 ploylnl thlo eonvon 11 lion 10 you bid five no•lrump 10 uk j lor kiiiiS Your porlnor show• twn , kllllll Willi do you do now 1 1 •• J \• I " Gentlemen, Well,another day has gpne by and you st1ll haven't ccme to pick up "'1! my novel for publication '1< Just for that, I am Nyahh! Nyahh!Nyal going to offer it to another publl$her. l' •! ~. ., \ �lheUaliv~ntll1o.~ 8- Mui<Ueport Pomeroy 0 Aug 31 1973 For Sale Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES .• KDSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS l'lot1ce S P M .. Da.- eefore Publication Mo 1da)' DeanU!le 9 a m Cance tl~l on TRIPLE AAII, Driver EduCation CIUS '(4111 begin Tuesd31V Sep t "' For lnforrna!lon call aen Slawter at 991 5628 8 19 31< Corrections be eccepted unf 9 em for Day ot Publ cat on REGULATIONS The PubliSher re-serves the RUMMAGE SALE on co rner of ASh and Ptun Street Star t no rtght to ect t or re ect any ads SeP.tember 3 4 and 5 Lots of de erred ob ec110 1at The ch tdren s clothing Funds tor publisher w u not be respons bte church lor more than one ncorrec l 8 29 4tC nsert on w II For Want Ad Serv•cc 5 cents per Word one Insert on •• M in mum (herge 7Sc )2 cents per word three • consecut ve nserllons 18 ce ts per word s )( con secutlve nsert o s 25 Per Cent D scount on pa d "' ads and ads pa d w thm 0 days CARD OF THAf'tii(S & OBITUARY Sl SQ for SO word minimum Each add tonal word 2c t. •• BLIND ADS ' Add t anal 25c Advert semen! .• • Charge per OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to S 00 p m Da1ty 8 30 a m to 12 ao Noon Saturday • •• •. Sp&clels. dur ing August are Konc:entrtt Moist Kote Kleanslng Krum On• O•v Sachet & other' Phone Helen Jane Brown 9U 5113 8 2 lfc --------------- --------------- RATES •• YARD SALE Ant Ques 0 a ssw are bottles furn it ure 1 , mlle north of Chester on State Route 7 Thursday Fr day and Saturday 8 29 31p DANCE Friday and Saturday nights Reds Cl ub Mason W va w th Guy Thoma Toby Young Larry H~Jbbard and Charley Blake 8 29 Jlc CITIZENS National Bank will offer for sate at the r off ce n M ddleport stl!lllrtlng at 10 a m Sept 12 a 1972 Hornet Sportabout Wagon Serial No A2A C87E 106.4 H PIANO and organ lessons by Cj,!raduate of Cincinnati Conserv~uorv of Mus ic Gerald Hoffner Phon~ 992 382S 8 26 ------------- 121< AnENTION VETERANS PUBLIC NOT1CES Your R1ght to Know ~ •• and be ntormed of the fun c tlons of your go11ernmen t are em bod ed n pub! c not ces In that self govemmenl charges all c I zens to be liOrmed th is newspaper urges e11ery el l zen to read and stvdy these not ces We strongly adv se those c t l~ ns seek ng further ntor nat on to ex ere se their r ght of access to pub! c re co rd s and oub c meetings •• •• •• • • •• • • '< • --------------- wILL DO babys11tlng n my home Exper enced can give references 719 Beech Stree t M1dd eport Ohio 8 30 2tp GILOANS • •' •• • Olol I 30< <216129 8 MOBILE HOMES GOBLE MOBILE HOMES Dan Thompson PHONE 992-7004 Employment Wanted EXPERIENCED polnler terlor and exterior Call van Meter 98S 3951 -------------- EXPERIENCED Beautic ian wanted Apply n person CANNING Tomatoes lola s Beauty Salon cucumbers mangoes and 8 28 6tc can talopes Geraldine Cleland Racine 1 31 ttc HOUSE FOR Rent Sroomsand bath Racine area Call 992 5858 8 29 tfc n --------------Don 8 30 61c 1967 MERCURY Wagon 390 V8 automatic Body s rougM runs good See at 215 Un1on Avenu e MOBILE home Syracuse Phone FURNISHED space n 99~ 5858 6 21 tfc apartment MOBILE hom e space Market Syracuse Baer s B 26 He -------------HOU SE FOR rent 5 rooms and bath 5859 Rac1ne area Call 992 8 30 If( 8 31 2tp 1967 FURY I Plymouth One owner A 1 cond1t10n Phone ROOMs by the week $18 up Meigs Inn Pomeroy 7 12 tlc 9 30 6tp 2 door PRIVATE meeting room for any organlnt on phone 99-2 1968 OLDSMOBILE 98 hardtop wh te W1lh black nylon Interior all power equipment and telescopmg steering wheel AM FM rad10 power antenna factory air condition 65 000 actual miles 1 owner excellent condif on No rust no dents showroom clean Must see to ~pprec ate Call 742 5869 8 30 3tc -------------- 1967 CHEVROLET Nova sx 3975 3 II tfc SLEeriNG- ROOM o~erw-ne Store n Pomeroy References required Call 992 5293 8 29 lfc -------------TWO trailer lots in M ddleport h dupteiC In Bradbury phone before 6 p m 992 5693 8 27 5tc -------------2 BEDROOM TRAILER ~ Jack W Carsey Mgr L----------·.1. 1973- Z g Zag sew ng mac h me ThIs mach lne darns em broiders overcasts button ho les All w tho ut at tachments Pav balance of $38 50 or pay $5 per month Heavy duty rear spr ngs Jr WeSI Coast morroro All b ds must be rece ved at lhe Woter Off ce n Chester Dnoo by 10 oo AM September 7 1973 and the D Ur !c t reserves the r ght to re1ecJ ony and all bods Mrs Larrv " Foster (Frankie Chapman) Mr and Mrs JackAblesand ch1ldren Mrs A11ce Balser Mr and Mrs Lawrence Balser and children of Tuppers Plams enjoyed a picniC at Portland TUPPERS PLAINS Sunday CHESTER Park Mr and Mrs Dallas Hill WATER DISTRICT Post Off ce Box 7 and son Dean, enjoyed a lour Chester Ohio .47520 day vacation at Lake Em (8) 2< 31 21C across to Canada and vls1ted N1agara Falls Gettysburg Pa Geneva Oh1o and other places of mterest Mrs Eugene Webster and daughter Anila of Cleveland spent the weekend w11h Mr and Mrs Roy Donohew Mrs Webester and daughter and By Mr8 Herbert Roush , Mrs Roy Donohew v1s1ted Mr and Mrs Gerald Mrs Herschel Sunday Hayman and son, Keith and Mr and Mrs Lester Roush son Mr and Mrs Don HaYfllan and chlldren V1cki M1ke and and son of Laurel, Md spent a Johnn1e spent a weeks week's vacatiOn travelmg over vacatwn over Skyline Dnve 2 000 m1les on the Skylme Dme Blue R1dge Parkway Cheroke and Blue R1dge Parkway lnd1an Caravan and other vlsltmg the Smoky Mts pomts of mterest in Tennessee Cherokee Indian Caravan and North carolma Gettysburg Pa and National Mrs Odessa Swart of Dixon Park Mr and Mrs Don m spent a recenl week w1th Hayman and son are spendmg Mrs Eula Wolfe and AarQn a weeks vacahon with their Mr and Mrs Roy Buck and parents, Mr and Mrs Robert Early Roush attended the Oh1o Lewis Great Bend and Mr State Fair at Columbus and Mrs Gerald Hayman and Saturday Keith Mr and Mrs Don Bell and Mrs Jess Anderson 1s a Lorna Mr and Mrs Rober! patient at Holzer Med1cal Euler lmd chlldren enjoyed a €enter vacatiOn campmg at Watog8 Calling on Mr and Mrs Park and flshmg Mr and Mrs Bell and Lorna were overnight guests of the Eulers Monday at Charleston W Va before going camping Mrs Mildred Spencer was called to Leelllma due to the senous illness of her daughltr Mrs Wilham (Betty Adams) Jackson Apple Grove News, EVents . and We talk to you like a person WMP0/1390 ON YOUR DIAL ' Hayman s 7 25 tfc OLD furniture oak tables clocks Ice boxes brass beds dishes or com ptete households Write M o Miller Rt A Pomero-y Ohio call 992 6271 5 13 ttc -------------Help Wanted ,.;.:.:2:.....:..:..::.:.:..:.:.=-------, MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER WANTED FOR THE DAILY PHONE 992·2156 BABYSITTER wanted frOm 3 30 p m fill 10 p m lnqutre at 134 Butternut Pomeroy 8 30 3tp good -----------~.: 8tc ONE HOLSTEIN Heifer fresh PANY Immed iate openings are available n the following positions Ma intena nce Foreman ( underground J Assistant Mint Fortman (und~rground) Section Foreman Surface Mine Foremanj Rec:lamat l on FOreman Persons applying should hold valid foremen certlficetlon papers IOhlol or have sufficient experience to apply for State exam Ination Salary commensurate with EKperlence EJ~:cellent Benefits TO APPLY Write or Phone Personnel Department Central Division Consolidation Coli Company Cadiz Ohio 43907 Telephone t.U 942 .4512 AN ____________ EQUAL OPPO~TUNITY EMPLOYER ------------~!_l ife SALES CA~EER Opportunlly for largest Ules poolton with the 11th ret a ler In the United Established route States In local ore• Ond we pay all operating expenses JEWEL COMPANIES INC Jewel lea company Guoronteed salary ond commissi ons with com plete PARKVIEW Kennels Poodles 1 toy male and 1 female Phone 992 5443 7 15 tfc - - -- - - - - - - - -FEMALE Sa nt Bernard 13 months reo stered $150 00 Call 843 2438 8 30 3tc -------------Q:EGISTERED Female Great Dane Loves ch ild ren phone 992 5<96 8 28 tfc --------------- ____________ __ ........ WUher and dryer diSh HOUSE for sate corner tot 3 bedrooms gareoe air con washer stalnteu 11tee1 sink dltlon lng full baaement gas oarbage disposal eve level oven range dacron polyester heat corner of Center and Third Street Mason Ce ll 773 ca rpet large 'of Phone 742 18 tf Middleport 0 Ph 992 2174 STRIPPERS Slnp Palnl Varnishes Etc from Furniture Anl1ques Modern Metals No ru1nous lyes or caustics used PICk Up Service Avaolable We Buy & Sell Anliques D1ck Seyler Owner Kerr 51 Pomeroy 0 Phone 992 2798 SMITH NELSON _MOTORS, INC. Pomeroy 538< 8 28 6tc H&H TRAVEL TRAILERS 593 4816 ATHENS 0 CLOSE OUT SALE Everything Goes Featuring Travel Trailers By: Coal Sman, Fan, OfflCrigO, ' L,l " OUr fringe benefItits nterested and "O ld SeaSOUS and l}raVO The father of geography vl!lcatlons was Strabo He was a Greek contact Mr Pr11chard at Red who •n 20 B C wrote the Carpet Inn Coli ofler 8 p m Drive A Ltttle Save A Lot most com pl ete geography or 675 5007 the then known world ------------~~~< L________N_o_R_e~a_so_n_a_b_le_~ __fe_r_R_e_f~~ u~~-d------~ READY -MIX--CO NCRETE delivered right to project Fast and easy est mates Phone 992 Goegle n Ready M x Middleport Ohio 6 your Free 32U Co 30 tfc SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rales Ph <46 215N Second Phone 992 3509 24 Hour Serv1 ce All work guaranteed. 4782 Gallipolis John Russell Owner and Operator 512tlc L _ _ __::.._ _____, C BRAD FOR 0 Auct oneer Complete Ser vice Phone 949 3821 R acne Oh o Cr tt Bradford 5 1 tfc Real Estate For Sale EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe work septic tanks nsta lled dump trucks and to boys for hire will haul t 11 d rt top soli I mestone and gravel Call Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n ght phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 ABOUT 3 YEARSOLD TUPPERS PLA IN S- I floor plan 3 n1 ce bedrooms w dh close!s modern balh k I chen w th range and oven lots of cab nets carpeted carport electr c heat JUST $1700000 RUTLAND J n ce bedrooms wi th closets mce k tchen and d n mg area balh full basemen! wllh shower storm wmdows and doors electr chea t 51 acre $1850000 GOING BUSINESS Show ng a mce prof t Good clean stock Excellen t location A great futu~e for someone Sellmg due to Ill hea t!h COME TO THE OFF ICE NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE 5 ROOM COTTAGE MIDDLEPORT 2 bedrooms Bath D nlng room 1 2 story frame Some storm doors and windows Porches Lo! 100>125 Ask ng $5 500 00 WE HAVE BUYERS FOR AL L TYPE PROPERTY LIST TODAY 3 ASSOCIATES TO HELP WITH THE SALE OF YOUR PROPERTY HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 992 2259 If no answer 992 2568 TEAFORD Vrrq1ll\ Tr·t~frlld '•t !\1 ok, ·t hdi!H . ~d rr ·r 1 Olur.' II Roofing Spouting, Porch Repair Com plete Home Remodeling l'r/1:'1 t I nice back porches Ask lng onl y $8900 00 NEW HOME 3 BEDROOMS - Ba lh s!orm doors and window s doubles nk bu II In s!ove and oven Elec!rlc heal llllce lot Jus! SIB 500 00 TUPPERS PLAINS NEARLY NEW - Nice 2 bedroom home bath sliding glass doors bull! In range All electric v • N ~ For Free Estimate Ph. 742-6271 ~ • - POMEROY HOME & AUTO ~ 992 2094 606 E Mam Pomeroy OFFICE SUPPLIES 3nd FURNITURE ' ' • Stop In and See Our Floor D1splay EXPERT Wheel Alignment •5.55 at a reasonable char~e Call 2455514 8 23 901c -------------- 0 DELL WHEEL Alignment located at Crossroads Rt 12.4 now back to work Complete front en d service tune up and brake se r v ce Wheets balanced electronically All work guaranteed Reasonable rates Phone 742 3232 2 18 tfc --------------RO N SHEPARD Floor Wall Remodelmg Ceramic t le baths Box 280 Rut and 742 3664 ..__...,.. 6 26 ttc _________ ___ AUTOMOBILE nsurance been ca n celled? Lost your opera tor s I cense Call 992 7428 6 IS tlc N EGLER. Bu ld ng Supply for bu ld ng houses Cal Cv Neg er Rae ne Oh o 8 21 IOip -------------Real Estate For Sale 3 BEDROOM house on Lm coln H II I v ng room kitchen bath and ut t ty room extra large lot over 1 acre Hu dr1vewav SlJ ooo Call Sunday after 12 noon on weekdays after 5 p m 992 3247 8 S tfc -GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto Open8T1t 5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E Mam Pomeroy 0 WILL TRIM or cut trees and shrubbery also clean out basements attics and etc Call 949 3221 or 742 4441 • and small Backhoes and loaders on track and tlrts Dump truck - Lo boy ltr v ice SeptiC tanks Installed George (Bill) Pullins phone 992 2478 or 992 7402 CLEANED 00 •• Larry's of Pomeroy 11 UNDER SELL" Dnve a Uttle & Save a Loti 14' X 70'-12' X 50' 12' X 65'-14' X 64' 3 29 tic We Feature Some of the Fmest service all makes 992 2284 The Fabr c Shop Pomeroy Authorized Singer Sales and Ser11lce We Sharpen Sclnors *PARKWOOD *KIRKWOOD • *FLEET\\OOD 6 ~2 tiC --------------OOZE R and back hoe work ponds and septic 'enks dlt chlng service top soli fill dirt limestone B&K Escavaflng Phone 992 5367 or *ACADEMY *CROYOON 992 3861 9 1 tfc 'b" 0 , . LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES 8 23 !Otc -------------- Frank Gheen Salts Mgr MOBILE home repair Elec tr ca t plum bing and heating Phone 992 5858 Ph: h servic e calls Phone 992 2522 • 2 ! lfc 3 BEDROOM house 1 2 baths 1 formal d nlng room I llv no room k tchen fam lly room 2 car garage lull basement on acre lot Located In R Jogs Crest Manor Phone 992 3863 before 3 p m and ask for Mr Ingel s or call Gene Riggs at 985 3595 or 992 5869 B 26 ttc ·• .• 992-7777 POMEROY, OHIO Next Door to the Jones Boys' OPEN ' Monday-Fnday Sat 9-61 Sun. 9.8 1-6 COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio House and Senate leaden agreed Thw"Sday lhe first half of the !1oth General Assembly session reached new heights In productivity Senate Minonty Leader An· thony calabreseo.cleveland, lermed lilt session "one of the most productive m my 21 years of legislative service House Speaker A G Lan Clone D-Beal1111re, said, 'we accomplished things In the pub1ic Interest that had never before been accomplished ' A spirit of cooperation WBB cited by Lancione as paving the way for paB8Bge of a cede of ethics bill, major labor legislation and a pay raise lor stale workers The Speaker defended passage of a legislative pay raise, saying, everyone of our members works more hours in a week than lhe average working man Lanc1one also said a new philosophy In Ohio and the General Assembly made poliS· lble passage of a stale lottery bill, Sunday horse racing and elimination of the historic ban on Sunday sales Lanclone said he was 'plea santly surprised' by Republl can cooperation during theses slon, and said 'aa a whole Republicans contributed to lhe changes we made In the law ' said the Calabrese legislative record was a result of the aggressive leadership of the Democratic Party and their commitment to • --------------- - 8 19 IOtp I I '• ' --~--------.---- • lBig ~IPIC ty Moytog Automatic.• l tpnQ oper•l,lon C,flolce or water REASONABLE 2 BEDROOMS - forced air l~mps AUIO water te¥tl control Lint F liter or Power Fin Agitator Pertne Prtu Moytog furnac e nice bath front porch and large tot Only ld 000 00 NEW LISTING 1100 00 Per acre for 60 heres In Lebanon Township on good gravel road SOON THINGS 1'/ILL BEG IN TO ROLL HERE IN THE COUNTY HA VE YQU W YOU WA!IIT OR !li E BEFORE ALL Till H PEIIIS IF NOT COME DISCUSS IT WITH - BUYS HERE ARE , Dl'ytrl Surroona c.lothtl wit~ Otntle ev1n ~eo I No hot opots no O'ltrdrvlno FIno Mnh LIn I F lllor Wtloocloilltln MAY TAO RUTLAND FURNITURE R~~~~~~·t Arnold Gratt U----------- • Rutland I THE BEST! our Low Overhead Means Money Saving Prices We're Locally Owned & Operated 14 X 70 AND 12 X 52 Priced Nmv For Quick SBlel SKYLINE KINGSBURY HOMES HIIO or Htlt 741 4211 Chev. Capnce Cpe , v-roof, a~r - - - - 13295 72 70 Olds 98 Lux 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed, full pow., a1r, • v-roof 12695 Bonn., 2 dr. 69 PontiaC 69 Met'cury Montego H T, v-roof, a~r ·-· 11295 4 Door, V-8, auto-- 11095 VW Square Back ------------·'795 68 Olds 68 Chev. Imp. H.T. Cpe., VB auto., 67 Olds 66 Cadillac H.T Sed., power, a1r - - - - - - 1895 65 65 Mercury Mont H Olds 98 H.S., full 98 Town 88 HT pow , a~r, Sed, power T. v-rool.--.'1295 P.S. ·- 11095 Flame red Cornet 4 dr 6 cy l automatic power steering 27 789 m1les 1969 PLYMOUTH 1969 FORD & a1r ·---~795 •3295 •2695 VIP 4 dr H T automatic power steering power brakes gold metallic, black vinyl top '1495 •1695 LTO 2 dr H T automatic, power steenng and brakes factory a1r cond light green, green vmyl top SEE Ceward Calvert, Peggy Story or Ron Hester REMEMBER We Want You Back Because The Job Was Done Right Not Because The Job Was Done Wronv~ Coupe ·------·'395 Cpe, low miles------· G T , 2 dr H T automatic 4 cyl 6 369 miles Like new •4295 4 68 BuiCk Spec. Cpe., V-8 auto, P S---~1295 68 Pontiac COn., V8 auto, P.S..-----11095 68 Capnce Classic 2 dr H T power steering and brakes automatic V 8 factory a~r, cru1se control rad1o w1th stereo 8 tape player green wh1te vinyl top Sharp Charger 2 dr H T, automatic power steering 27 229 m1les red black vinyl top 1971 DODGE •2495 Fury Ill dr automatic, power steenng and brakes factory a1r cond 1970 PLYMOUTH •1895 1971 VOLKSWAGEN 2 Dr blue Clean •1795 Cougar 2 dr H T V 8 automatic power 1970 MERCURY steermg and brakes factory a1r White •2695 4 dr automatic power steenng and 1970 PONTIAC Catalma •2695 brakes factory a1r green w1th white top Sed, power, a1r ------'2495 1 495 Karr & Van Zandt You II L1ke Our Qual1ty Way of Do1ng Bus1ness 992 5342 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evemngs Unhl6 OO-T1I Sp m Sat We Want To Make You Happy -~,~· :W1.'~~-:'~W..W'*'*~"":>.«I By Charlene Hoeflich If you re one of those homemakers lookmg for somethmg almost anything w1th a different tasle to put a httie spice mto mealtime then try Dorothy Long s rec1pe lor hot German potalll salad Ills one of those d1shes well balanced enough to stand alone as a one-dish diMer or can be served mcely with a salad and~r dessert -a delightful change from the hamburger pork chop ch1cken routme of too many cooks Do try 1t HOT GERMAN POTATO SALAD 6 medium potatoes 6 slices bacon d1ced 1 medium om on, mmced 5 frankfurters sliced One-third cup vinegar 2 hard cooked eggs diced n; tsp salt Boll the potatoes Fry the bacon until criSp then remove 11 from the sklllet and fry the omon and frankfurters m the bacon greB&e Dtce the potatoes add frankfurters bacon vmegar egg salt and mix well Stir gently over heat until all ingredients are thoroughly heated and serve Even though there Is a cafeteria In every school !here's always a certam number of students who prefer to belong to the lunch box bunch And what a job packing lunches day afler day and coming up wlth nutrttional balanced meals wh1ch not only lhe kids wiU eat but the heat won t spoil Peanut butter IS protein, JSn t in the least affected by lhe heat, and Is somelhmg most youngsters like particularly 1f illS combined w1th a favorite jam or jelly That s !me for awhile However put In a lunch box morning alter morning and pretty soon you're takmg it out alltrnoon alter afltrnoon For a change try making meat sandwiches the mght before lreezmg them and then packmg them frozen the next morning By noon, they re just r1ght When the weather gets cooler packmg the lunch box becomes easier Even though children do not buy their lunches m the cafeterl8, they can get nulk This frees the thermos lor soups and gives a mce change from the usual sandwich cookie or cupcake, and fruit menu For a little variety you might try the Super Bologna Spread' 2 cups ground or minced bologna v. cup chopped celery 'h cup sweet pickle relish, drained y, cup chOJl.~ed lettuce leaves, 'h cup mayonnaise In a bowl combine bologna, celery ptckle relish lettuce and mayonnaise Blend well and spread on sandwiCh rolls It's good, and Inexpensive Ctrcle has meet Jesus the Light of the Wor.ld was the program top1c presented by Mrs carl Kautz when Friendly C1rcle met Tuesday evemng at Trimly Church The worship center featured Sallman s Head of Chr1st w1th an open B1ble and a Ugh ted candle Mrs Opha Offut assisted Mrs Kautz readmg scnpture from the Sermon on the Mount followed by prayer and a med1tatwn htled Let There Be Light Mrs Kautz program m eluded a readmg L1ght and Windows and poems The Wmdows of Gold ', Wmdows of the Soul and Hold H1gh the Torch It was brought out that light reassures as well as reveals Appropriate scr1p tures were g1ven by each member and the group sang Savwur Like a Shepherd Lead Us Send the L1ght and Lead Kmdly Light MISS Elizabeth F1ck president opened the busmess meeting with 'J'he Door to Happmess from Sunshme Magazme Mrs Thomas Young was welcomed ba ck and thanked the members for thetr thoughtfulness durmg her hospitalization Mrs Donald Hauck served a salad course to the 12 members and a guest Mrs Dav1d Russell The refreshment lable earned out a green and yellow motif m the decoratiOns Favors were fragrance pBckets lALII & IIRVICI Ask ua about Undtnklrtlng for your mobile home Lownf priCII tflll t p WIIKDAYS ! 1 SATURDAYSOIIIY APPT kocftlly owllt~ & op•r~ttd orr • ovt for a look or give u1a ca ll 99, 6156 \ W• will lft~t Vo' monty LoeotiCI 100 Y-1 W.1l Jum:llon n and Klngobury Rd Cou"ly lid tl, l"tllltrtt 0 • • providing the needed services mandated by voter approval of the income lax • lt WB!I al.!o a result of the cooperation with the !lepubll can Party on many Important measures and the bipartisan spirit of compromise that was demons\ratcd on many tmpor tan! legislative matters the Senate leader said ~~--------~--------~ 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. 1910 DODGE POLARA 11395 4 door factory oir oulomollc trnnsm lulon power steering & broke& good while wotl !Ires while finish vtnyt roof radio 1967 CHEVELLE 1995 4 door 6 ~yllnder nu!omatlc lronsmlnton good tires elton Interior beige finish rodlo & hooter reol economy & n populor model ""PLYMOUTH FURY I 1795 ; door 52 000 mites good tires 6 cyltnoor outomotlc !ransmlllton black finish Pbmeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY, OHIO Mrs. Clarke honored at shower NEW HAVEN- Mrs Leah Ann Miller Clarke CorvalliS, Ore formerly of New Haven, was honored on Thursday evenmg August 16 wllh a wedding shower by the Women of the New Haven Umled Methodist Church m the church SOCial room A pmk and white color scheme was used The centerpiece on the refreshment table was made of while and pmk chrysanthemums fern and baby s breath Mrs Clarke rece1ved many lovely gifts Those attending the shower were Mrs Donald F Roush Mrs Iva Athey Mrs Thelma Capehart Mrs F A Batey Myra Roush Mrs George Jewell Mrs Harold Zerkle, Mrs Bernard Lievmg Connie Karschmk Achsah Miller, MISS Ethel Riddle Hamsburg, Pa B Jane Dilzel, carlisle, Pa Ada Rickard Mrs Cliff Roush Gall Miller, Mrs Harold Bumgarner Mrs Hazel capehart, Mrs Harry Miller Mrs Samuel Halstead Mrs W1lllam Gibbs, Becky Burris Mrs George Burns, Mrs Leater Zerkle, Mrs Edward Bumgarner Mrs Mel Clarke Cheryl Burns Mrs Gene Hudnall Mrs Ray Weaver Sally Ross Mrs Charles Yeager Mrs Tom Hoffman Mrs Robert Layne Mrs Danny Rizer Mrs M1ke Uevlng Mrs Roy Jones Mrs S H Re1tmire, Mrs Howard Burris June Devnck Jill and Aaron Huntington Mrs Edwm Clarke Delores RIVERSIDE APARTMENTS I I I 93 ACRE FARM oas water 6 room house n Langsville ar ea Phone 992 35JO or 742 carport and nice lot 1973 OPEL 1972 DODGE YOU'LL LIKE OUR PRICE AND SERVICE! 8 26 6tp ------------6675 1973 CHEVROLET 71 Cadillac Sed DeV1IIe, power, a1r --- 14800 72 Pontiac Catalina 4-Dr., power, an - - - 13695 j •• 104tfc --------------- USED CARS ' -------------SEWING MACHINES Repair furnace for winter Dirty furna ces cost fuel and could cost a I fe Call P & J Home Ma intenance 992 3509 215 N Second Middleport Cars Are One Owner ~ REPAIRED -------------T 1M E to check that oil or gu We Are Having AOne Owner Sale. All Of These I Fun With Food ; productive " MILLER SANITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 3035 FOR FREE estimates on alurT} lnum siding Storm Doors and Windows Car ports Marquees and Railing Phone Charles Llstt Syracuse Oh o Carl Jacob Sales Representative v V Johnson and Son Inc ' lelevialon c~mpalgn put on by Melulnbawn The New Concord, Ohio na live said he expecta to get hia campaign fundJJ this time from many source~" wllh Iota of people" contributing We re not shooting lor any blgange1, 'laid Glenn That • not the way politico w1ll be run [n the future campaiglllahould be run 80 every man s voice could be be heard eqnally • said Glenn 'The new election law has too many loopholes I think we can do better Glenn said under the new laws, a candidate and his lam Jly could contribute only '-15,000 In campaign lunda In lhe 1970 primary and general election Met zenbaum s family contributed l480,000 to hia campaign Even with its loopholes Glenn 1a1d the new campaign laws will be BOmewhat helpful It may make lhlngo a little different than the last Ume around ' said Glenn II wiU make It sbghUy more difficult to get big chunks of money in your own campaign • Glenn S&ld he had also been encouraged by some or the polls showing him running ahead of Melzenbaum and other potential candidates Glenn s candidacy has been sharply opposed by Young in recent weeks The Bl..year~ld Young con lenda Glenn Is not qnalified because he has never held Pll)lllc office Young has also said he may seek re-election to his old seat next year I assembly 8 31 30tc ------------EXCAVATING Dozers large SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 500 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992·2174 Leaders say...__ _ _ _ _ _ __.. "' 7 15 lfc -------------LARGE conven ent building --------------lots al Rock Spr ngs Area HARRISON S TV service and restricted for houses only Tuppers Plains & Chester Water available Ca I or see 8 II Witte 992 2789 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ...l._ _ 7_ 24_ tfc COLUMBUS (UPI) Former .atronaut John Glenn appears alm041 cerfaln to enltr the race for the 1974 Democratic nomlnaUon for the U S Senate seat now held by William B Snbe, a Republican It was learned today GIBnn reporledl) turned down an offer !rom Gov John J Gilligan to run lor Ueulenant govetnor In 1974 on lhe promile that Gilligan would run agalnsl Sen Robert Taft Jr , R.Olllo In 1976 and Glenn would step Into the governor s office Glenn, the first American to 01 bit the earth, In 1964 ran lor lhe Democratic nomination lor the Senate agaln$1 former Senator Stephen Young but dropped out of the race when he suffered an Injury to his Inner ear in a fall In hill bath tub In 1970 Glenn was delealtd for the Democratic snatorlal nomina Uon by Cleveland mil· llonalre Howard Metzenbaum who, also IS expected to enter the 1974 race I am still looking mto the whole Senate thing and things are very encouraging," Glenn told UPI We are getting orgamzed now and wlll probably have an announcement !lOme Ume m the fall • Glenn was hampered somewhat m the 1970 campaign by lack of funds and a lllll88lve On Most Amencan Cars 7 ROOM hou se In Chester large su n porch basement natural klfchen oak floor s gas furnace gas for ced air heat Chester T P water also drilled well basemen! and la rge lo! Walking distance of business FURNISHED area school and churc hes On MIDDLEPORT Near large lot Approximately 2 schools 2 bedroom s larg e acres l arge garden Gordon kitchen nice balh front and R ldenour Flhone 985 3573 POMEROY - 2 • 29tlc 2 11 tlc -------------- SE PTIC TANKS AROaiC DEAD STOCK - Will remove SE WAGE SySTEMS _ ,'.1\r·c CONSTR0CTION ELNA and White Sew ng ~----'-----''-­ Mach nes Serv 1ce on all makes Rea sonab l e rates The Sew mg Center Mid dleport Oh o 11 16 tfc Heahng A1r Cond Refngerahon Plumbmg Electr1cat Appliance s Auto A1r Cond Res1denflal or Commerc1al --------------$15 000 00 r-----------------------------------------1 93 Columbus Rd We esr Heater Lore Nathan Baggs Rad1ator Specialist P•rtTI"IIl/. Real Estate For Sale -------------8 28 _ 61P ___ _____.,....____ --------------1973 l<x70 MOBILE home 7 ~ma I]!) One Holstein Heavy Springe-r 7 ROOM house with bath In piggy g IJ John Rutland a ir condltloneCI Houdlshelt Minersville cerpeted gas furnace dish Oh o washer Clouble oven range 8 2! 31p double garage large carport 4 ac:res cleared and fenced 12 Ted Williams fiber glass sma ll barn and other fish ng boat Seat and oars buildings Phone 614 7.42 683• .._ S125 00 Good condition call 5 30 lfc 378 6254 I 29 <tp NEW three bedroom hom e a I electric one car garage with BRUSH HOGS <x5 II phone one acre of ground loca ted on 902 5858 Flatwoods Road PMne 992 2735 7 IS lfc 3083. BJ•Idmg 992 2101 Radia MAINTENANCE & REPAIR On~ ------------- -------------- CENT RAL DIVISION CON SOLIOATION COAL COM 1 JO Dally 8 12 Sat 110 R H Rawlmgs Sons PRICE 84 Dick's Hoard House Main St Pomeroy All k nds of salt water pellets water nuggets block salt and own Oh o River Salt P hone 992 3891 6 5 tfc - - - - - - - - - -- - - - WILKINSON small eng n e sa les and service 820 3rd Stret Middleport Lawn mower and cha n saw repair Free p ckup and del very Phone 992 3092 Also Br ggs and Stratton and Tecumseh parts 8,....._ 22 JOtc lor only U7 cosh or !erms Pels for Sale running condition Tires very good Call days 992 2689 evenings 992 29•1 or 992 3301 Makeol Roghl Mason W Va p AND J HOME --------------- 1959 MACK Trac!or SENTINEL or we w11l Bu11tto Your Specs Delivered to Job Stfe 6 10 ft c winter styles now out Call NEW 2 PIECE Early Amer can 992 532 .. I vmg room su tes m 100 8 l.t tfc percent nylon materia l w th maplewood trim and foa m NEW 1973 zig zag sewing revers ble cush1ons Th s mach nes In original factory week only $199 95 Cash and carton Z g zao to make Carry Pomeroy Recovery buttonholes sew on butons 622 E Ma n Street Pomero-y monograms and make fancv Call 992 7554 deSigns With [USt the tWISt Of a 8 ~o 6tc single dial Lelt In loy a way and never been used Will sell ava1lable Phone 992 2984 8 26 6tc -------------E L E C T R 0 L IJ X vacuum cleaner A 1 condition uses paper bags hU cordw nder and many attachments Also shampoo attachment n eluded, - only 4 ava ila ble S37 70 cas h or terms avall abte Phone YY2 <!'IIJ4 8266t c -------------- II Must Be R1ghl . . e:<IS>->. . --------------EXCELSIOR Salt Work,s E -------------- and WOOD TRUSSES Call 992 5331 --------------- heater Specla llSI \'lhe&l Alignment ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED Phone 992 2181 Mldd leport, 0 . 992 2550 Bulldozer Radiator to -------------- Frsh a r defroster Rt 4 Pomeroy 0 992 3954 or m 7349 From the laroe st T"'"" POMEROY Floyd Noms over the weekend cylinder automatic rad o 10x50 2 bedroom apartment UPHOLSTER your own fur Pr iced reasonable Call 985 were Mr and Mrs Hoyt both furnished Call 773 5147 nlture We have all the sup ~ PUBLIC NOTICE 382.4 Chester Mason W Va or see The Tuppers Plams Chester Ferguson of Camp Conley W pi es you w 11 n eed 8 30 3tc Reynolds Flower Shop right Water D1str ct a pub! c Body Upholstery Fabr cs a very Va Mr and Mrs Woodrow on ma n highway hereby advert ses for b ds for large se l ect on of ny ons 8 28 6tc the followmg Brown Ft Pierce Fla velvets Herculon vmyls - n Wanted One Trench ng Mach ne cotton pn nts also remnants Clarence mounted on metal cleat I racks Herberl Sayre Foam for CUSh•ons and WANTED Used shallow well Mobile Homes For Sale at least 45 boom Heavy duty Noms Mr and Mrs Marshall paddmg Burlap den ms water pump Call 992 6256 or .ndustr a! cha n and cult n9 c&mbr c foam glue zippers after 5 p m or before 8 15 a CASH paid for all makes and Adams Mr and Mrs Fern Ieeth models of mobile homes spr ngs and cl ps ch pboards Hour meter Noms Steve Norns Joy Phone area code 614 .423 9531 legs sew no thread dacron m 8 29 4tp Fully hYdraulic offset angle .4 13 lfc tacks webb ng well cord Stobart Mrs Eula Wolle and backfill bade ca tron sw vel bases and a 1 At least 16 horse power h gh Aaron Mr and Mrs Roy BAR MAl 0 apply 10 person H 14 x 65 TRAILER 2 bedroom other supp es you w ll need Ho Bar M ddleport Equal and low range front and back New turn lure at low tow very good condttlo Phone 773 Pooler spent a recent Sunday opportun ty employer controls pr ces Pomeroy Recovery 5805 8 26 6tc Hydraut c bonng attachment w1th Mrs Noms 622 E Man 992 7554 8 22 tfc All b1dS must be rece ved at 8 Jl JOtc Mr and Mrs Larry 0 Bnen the Water Off ce 1n Chester AMWAY t-~ome Products Oh o by 10 00 AM Sep tember and children J1mm1e Lmda Distr ib utor Please call 992 REFRIGERATOR 3 door A1r Cond•honers 7 1973 and the 0 strict 3328 larg e fre ezer comb n at on and Carol Mr and Mrs 8 30 ltc reserves the r ght to re[ect any w th wood gran front w th ce Awnmgs and all b ds Marshall Adams spent a maker cost SSOO 00 Will take Underpmnmg $125 00 Trade or make offer weeKend vacatwmng m Cin Wanted To Buy TUPPE'RS PLAINS Others $25 00 each Phone 992 CHESTER cmnall al Kings Island and 7494 Robert D R fe 71 1 3rd mob te home WATER DISTRICT attended the Ohw State Fa1r at CORNER cupboards wall Comple!e s t M ddt eport service plus glgant1c cupboards chests old guns Post Off1ce Box 7 8 31 6tc d splay ol rnob le homes any condition Atso blue Chester Oh1o 45720 Columbus decorated stoneware Wr te always available at BUNDY F lute good cond iti on Mrs Iva Orr was a Sunday P 0 Box 44 Mart nsburg (Bl 24 31 2tc Call 985 3978 after 5 p m Ohio 0935 or call 1 484 4.4.t0 dmner guest of Mr and Mrs a 31 6tc MILLER after 7 p m --------------Herbert Roush and Roger 8 8 90tc PUBLIC NOTICE PROP FOR MOBILE HOMES INVESTMENT The Tuppers Pla1ns Chester Early Roush and Mrs SALE NO 1 Copper 60c Rad ators WaJer District a public body Bertha Robmson JOined the 30c brass 20c batteries 90c 1220 Washmgton Blvd LARGE brick bu lchng on Ma n hereby .advert1ses tor b ds for senior ctbzens of the coWity each clean dry G nseng the follow ng 423 7521 BELPRE 0 Pomeroy co nta ns 4 St roots $60 alb Yellow root $4 , Ton P ckup Truck wllh and attended &mor Citizens rentals offers approx mat ety May apple SOc per lb M A Long bed ons de fender wells Dav at Oh10 Stale Fa1r m 10 to 12 pet return on ln Hall Reedsville Call 378 350M n mum size VB Engine " vestment Call 992 2789 6249 for Slle 5 - 15 wheels w th G 78 Columbus 7 31 lfc 8 29 He Goodyear T ires 8 ply rat1ng Mr and Mrs Alex Wheeler --------t------ 1966 FORO GALAXI 500 XL __...:._________ mud and snow t read rear NT ED toW auction good condition priced wheels have had as VISitors the past WA househOld goods Toots most reasonable Phone 992 7033 CORN FOR SALE Contact H 3 Standard Transm sslon two weeks the1r grandchildren anything of value Will buy or A Cole Tuppers Plains 8 28 6tc speed sell on commission Will haul - - - - - - - - - - - - -- 8 30 3tC m m nlmum wheelbase of Columbus Children of Mr Call 992 3354 or 991 2792 KNAPP shoes new fall and - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • JDH!II TUCKER 77J SSS4 Men s women s girls & boys regular jean s & casual teans Good colors All s1zes Phone 992 3901 8 26 6tc ALL WEATHER HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO BIG YANK SlACKS 50% OFF SALE 3 ANO .t ROOM furnished and unturn,shed apartments Phone 992 5434 .4 12 tfc Sldtng Spouting . Remodeling Plumbing Heattng Complete Bu1ldmg V1nvl & Alummum Siding ~ MODERN SANITATION Back to School Sale I Glenn sure to run for senate ROOFING SERVICE 14 HOUR SERVICE For Rent a 2 30tp 98S 3900 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED DUMP TRUCK 26 61c GROCERY busness for salt Building for sat~ or lease Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m to 10 p m for appointment 3 20 He No down payment Wt1h approved crecht Business Services -------------- Gomer or Phillips Personnel officer, G S I Gallipolis Ph 446· 1642 Available On All Corn - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - Hollow Gun Club turn llrst EXPERIENCED bookkeeper recept on lS I PBX operator right after Miles Cemetery typ st ho9tess with work n Rutland Factory choked personnel loan small ouns on y Sunday Sept 2 1 bus ness offices cash er P m bank teller and computor 8 30 3tc work Available Immediately for partt1meor fu ll time work THE UN tON Opt cal Center Phone 992 3778 Belpre w II observe wmter 9 31 3tp hours beginn ing Sept 3 Closed Wednesdays Eve exam nat ons by ap pomtment Auto Sales YARD SALE on Larkm St reet Case No 21 003 Rutland Fr iday and Satu r Estate of Joe Weyersm111er day 2 couches 2 snow t res Deceasd 800x 14 and other tems Not ce s hereby g ven thet 8 30 2tc Norman. Weyersmiller of Pomeroy Oh o Route 2 has FOAM to f II your old couch and been duty appointed Ad cha 1r cush1ons Standards te m mstrator of the Estate of Joe only $9 95 Pomeroy We-yersm ler deceased late of R ecoverv 622 E Ma n Street Pomeroy Route 2 Me gs 992 7554 Coun ty Oh o a 31 JOtc Creditors are required to ftle the.r cia ms w fh sa1d f duc•ary YAR D SALE Marv n McGu re wlth n four months res dence Fr•day and Dated th s 21s t day of August Satur da y 1973 8 31 He Mann ng D Webster Ju dge Court of Common Pleas ProbateD vision (8 ) 24 31 (91 7 3tc HELP WANTED Stationary Fireman Powtr Plant SHOOTING MATCH NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Pori --------------- tim• 184 00 s wnk tull tlmt ANTIQUES FOR. SAL 3 S140 00 a week Must havtt plect French Love Seat 2 car Call Monday through high poster bedroom sets 1 Fri~IV 12 nocm to B p m •46 pineapp le carved chlppen 0677 dale desk,• heov~lv carveD 8 18 4tc cen ter tabl e gamo ilnd erd ----------; tabtn library ll'lb e IMye r gold lUI pier m lrror over 8 It tall 141mps carved Butler stcrttorlat dt1k with book C'Ue top round maple chair c tawloot table and ca ne bottom choirs Rosewood SQ uare Grant .Stlneway pl ano tlng~rcarved loveseat and Chair large pine Qry sink and H1gh Pressure many other lttms All old L1cense Requ1red pieces and In good condition Will sell separate or as group W II show by appolfll nent Contact Richard Baker, B 29 Jtc .. ~elr> W~nted MALE OR FEMALE 0- 'the Dlllly Sentinel, Mld1Ueporl PQJill'I"Dy, 0 , AUK 31 lfiJ STEREO AAOIO 8 tra .. k t ... pf' C0!"11J lf'lallun AM rM ract o 4 w&v spP.Ail.er SOUf'ICI system Aetan ce stu 9J or use our budget terms Call Y'il2 l965 a 19 ttc MIDDLEPORT, OHIO RENTAL SURVEY ( Ftlling out and returmng the below survey DOES NOT OBLIGATE YOU, but only ex presses your mterest m possibly rentmg an apartment Reduced rents are available If you qua hfy on the baSIS of mcome ) .------------------------, 1 I NAME _ _____;;___________ I1 PRESENT ADDRESS, _ _ _...___:--1 I SINGLE MARRIED - - 1 NO. OF C H I L D R E N - - - - --- !-------------------~----· Mall to Barr Circle Development, l"c 750 First Avenue Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Or for more Information call collect 446 3746 Stewart and Renee Dawn Mrs James N Roush and Mrs John Fry Those sendmg gilts were Mr and Mrs Paul Brown Parkonburg, Mrs Roy Cooke Mrs Steve Halstead, Mrs Edith Bumgarner, Mrs Letha Kelly carolyn Hesson, Mrs Belhel Vance, Mrs Roy Hoffman, Barbara Clark Mr and Mrs John Hollman and family, Mrs Nell Haymaker Mrs Otto Grimm Mrs carroll Adams, Jr Mrs Harry Hoffman Judy Carlton Gallipolis Mr and Mrs Robert Cooke Mr and Mrs Larry Hesson Mrs Pete Burris Mr and Mrs Eddie Bumgarner and famlly Mr and Mrs James Layne Betty Kelly, Mr and Mrs Eugene Weaver and family Mr and Mrs Charles Weaver Mrs Sharry Roush, Mrs Jack Flesher Mr and Mrs Ray Boston Mrs Otha Lievmg Mr and Mrs Joe Bradley fnd fam1ly Mr and Mrs Dick Larch Jeanette M1lier Jody Noble Lelah Jane Powell Mr and Mrs Leonard Fields and family Mrs Frances Good mit Mrs Waller Grinstead Mr and Mrs Lloyd Roush Mr and Mrs Harry Layne Baneta, Lmda and Jean Hunltr Mrs Revna Kmg Mrs Eugene Athey Mr and Mrs George Ingles Mr and Mrs Bill Howard and M1ke, Mrs Lonnie Jewell, Mrs James King Mr and Mrs Danny Harbour Mr and Mrs Douglas Miller, Mary Jewell and Mrs Danny Yonker Loyal Bereans meet Mrs Clyda Allensworth extended thanks lo those who assisted w1th the canteen during the recent visit of the Red Cross Bloodmobile to Me1gs County at the Tuesday night meeting of the Loyal Bereans Class of lhe Middleport Church of Christ Reported hospitalized were Mrs Lena McKinley at V~terans Memorial Hospital, and Leslie Ervm at the Holzer Medtcal Cenler Group slngmg of ' I Need Thee Every Hour opened the meeting wilh Mrs Martha Childs presenting devotions from the Psalms She gave the story of the wr1hng of 'America the Beautiful and a resume of the life of Kathryn Bates, its author Mrs Allensworth read Not Far from Main Street Miss Jessie Saunders wlll host the next meeting w1th Mn Grace Hawley and Mrs Eula Rice as co-hostesses Refreshments were served by Mrs Gerlrude Miller Conlrlbutlng hostesses were Mn Mabel Walburn and Mrs Garnet Ashley Karen Romine Columbus was a guest Young Adults meet The Young Adull Class of the Middleport Church of the Nazarene, meeting Thursday evening at lhe home of Mr ~nd Mrs Lea Baughman, elected officers lor the coming year and enjoyed refreshments Attending were lhe Rev and Two injured in auto accident LETART W Va - Two persons were Injured one seriously early Thursday when their car went over the side of Lelart Hill 'taken to Holzer Medical Center by the Muon Emergency Squad were Barry Harris Letart and Maurice K Smith, 2S New Haven Harris was admitted for oblervatlQII and Smith was !Haled In the emergency room and lriJW. !erred to St Mary a HOIPIIII, the Mason County Sheriff a Departmentl!lld Mrs Tom Weaver Mr ~nd Mrs Randall Davis and Phyll1s Mr and Mrs Allred Ruschei and Mr and Mrs Lee Baughman and Jeffrey Holzer Medical Center (Dtacharged) Bobby Lee Allen Hazel M Boles, Robert S Burson, Robert D Canon Anna Crabtree, Lucille Dalton Clarence Davis, Leonard Delnzer Ray Dewees Sheena Hachtel, Everstte Hull, Raymond lsaman Howard Johnson Tamara Kennedy, Berlha Kingery, Salley Me· Bride, Amy Mc:Qtulld Floyd Mercer, Bobble Mon~&omety, Jack Moore, Clara Tolen, Freda Reynolda and dltllhler, Joyce See, Jlmtl Sharp, A1iet Stralahl, Dicit Tut:ller, GrKt Weese and ONICII')' Wlglno (lirllla) Mr ~ Mn. Jllay Quen, • dl~hllr, Qelllpalil, and Mr. Mrs Karl Htlal.,.r, uucbtlr, JaciiiCIII a • �lheUaliv~ntll1o.~ 8- Mui<Ueport Pomeroy 0 Aug 31 1973 For Sale Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES .• KDSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS l'lot1ce S P M .. Da.- eefore Publication Mo 1da)' DeanU!le 9 a m Cance tl~l on TRIPLE AAII, Driver EduCation CIUS '(4111 begin Tuesd31V Sep t "' For lnforrna!lon call aen Slawter at 991 5628 8 19 31< Corrections be eccepted unf 9 em for Day ot Publ cat on REGULATIONS The PubliSher re-serves the RUMMAGE SALE on co rner of ASh and Ptun Street Star t no rtght to ect t or re ect any ads SeP.tember 3 4 and 5 Lots of de erred ob ec110 1at The ch tdren s clothing Funds tor publisher w u not be respons bte church lor more than one ncorrec l 8 29 4tC nsert on w II For Want Ad Serv•cc 5 cents per Word one Insert on •• M in mum (herge 7Sc )2 cents per word three • consecut ve nserllons 18 ce ts per word s )( con secutlve nsert o s 25 Per Cent D scount on pa d "' ads and ads pa d w thm 0 days CARD OF THAf'tii(S & OBITUARY Sl SQ for SO word minimum Each add tonal word 2c t. •• BLIND ADS ' Add t anal 25c Advert semen! .• • Charge per OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to S 00 p m Da1ty 8 30 a m to 12 ao Noon Saturday • •• •. Sp&clels. dur ing August are Konc:entrtt Moist Kote Kleanslng Krum On• O•v Sachet & other' Phone Helen Jane Brown 9U 5113 8 2 lfc --------------- --------------- RATES •• YARD SALE Ant Ques 0 a ssw are bottles furn it ure 1 , mlle north of Chester on State Route 7 Thursday Fr day and Saturday 8 29 31p DANCE Friday and Saturday nights Reds Cl ub Mason W va w th Guy Thoma Toby Young Larry H~Jbbard and Charley Blake 8 29 Jlc CITIZENS National Bank will offer for sate at the r off ce n M ddleport stl!lllrtlng at 10 a m Sept 12 a 1972 Hornet Sportabout Wagon Serial No A2A C87E 106.4 H PIANO and organ lessons by Cj,!raduate of Cincinnati Conserv~uorv of Mus ic Gerald Hoffner Phon~ 992 382S 8 26 ------------- 121< AnENTION VETERANS PUBLIC NOT1CES Your R1ght to Know ~ •• and be ntormed of the fun c tlons of your go11ernmen t are em bod ed n pub! c not ces In that self govemmenl charges all c I zens to be liOrmed th is newspaper urges e11ery el l zen to read and stvdy these not ces We strongly adv se those c t l~ ns seek ng further ntor nat on to ex ere se their r ght of access to pub! c re co rd s and oub c meetings •• •• •• • • •• • • '< • --------------- wILL DO babys11tlng n my home Exper enced can give references 719 Beech Stree t M1dd eport Ohio 8 30 2tp GILOANS • •' •• • Olol I 30< <216129 8 MOBILE HOMES GOBLE MOBILE HOMES Dan Thompson PHONE 992-7004 Employment Wanted EXPERIENCED polnler terlor and exterior Call van Meter 98S 3951 -------------- EXPERIENCED Beautic ian wanted Apply n person CANNING Tomatoes lola s Beauty Salon cucumbers mangoes and 8 28 6tc can talopes Geraldine Cleland Racine 1 31 ttc HOUSE FOR Rent Sroomsand bath Racine area Call 992 5858 8 29 tfc n --------------Don 8 30 61c 1967 MERCURY Wagon 390 V8 automatic Body s rougM runs good See at 215 Un1on Avenu e MOBILE home Syracuse Phone FURNISHED space n 99~ 5858 6 21 tfc apartment MOBILE hom e space Market Syracuse Baer s B 26 He -------------HOU SE FOR rent 5 rooms and bath 5859 Rac1ne area Call 992 8 30 If( 8 31 2tp 1967 FURY I Plymouth One owner A 1 cond1t10n Phone ROOMs by the week $18 up Meigs Inn Pomeroy 7 12 tlc 9 30 6tp 2 door PRIVATE meeting room for any organlnt on phone 99-2 1968 OLDSMOBILE 98 hardtop wh te W1lh black nylon Interior all power equipment and telescopmg steering wheel AM FM rad10 power antenna factory air condition 65 000 actual miles 1 owner excellent condif on No rust no dents showroom clean Must see to ~pprec ate Call 742 5869 8 30 3tc -------------- 1967 CHEVROLET Nova sx 3975 3 II tfc SLEeriNG- ROOM o~erw-ne Store n Pomeroy References required Call 992 5293 8 29 lfc -------------TWO trailer lots in M ddleport h dupteiC In Bradbury phone before 6 p m 992 5693 8 27 5tc -------------2 BEDROOM TRAILER ~ Jack W Carsey Mgr L----------·.1. 1973- Z g Zag sew ng mac h me ThIs mach lne darns em broiders overcasts button ho les All w tho ut at tachments Pav balance of $38 50 or pay $5 per month Heavy duty rear spr ngs Jr WeSI Coast morroro All b ds must be rece ved at lhe Woter Off ce n Chester Dnoo by 10 oo AM September 7 1973 and the D Ur !c t reserves the r ght to re1ecJ ony and all bods Mrs Larrv " Foster (Frankie Chapman) Mr and Mrs JackAblesand ch1ldren Mrs A11ce Balser Mr and Mrs Lawrence Balser and children of Tuppers Plams enjoyed a picniC at Portland TUPPERS PLAINS Sunday CHESTER Park Mr and Mrs Dallas Hill WATER DISTRICT Post Off ce Box 7 and son Dean, enjoyed a lour Chester Ohio .47520 day vacation at Lake Em (8) 2< 31 21C across to Canada and vls1ted N1agara Falls Gettysburg Pa Geneva Oh1o and other places of mterest Mrs Eugene Webster and daughter Anila of Cleveland spent the weekend w11h Mr and Mrs Roy Donohew Mrs Webester and daughter and By Mr8 Herbert Roush , Mrs Roy Donohew v1s1ted Mr and Mrs Gerald Mrs Herschel Sunday Hayman and son, Keith and Mr and Mrs Lester Roush son Mr and Mrs Don HaYfllan and chlldren V1cki M1ke and and son of Laurel, Md spent a Johnn1e spent a weeks week's vacatiOn travelmg over vacatwn over Skyline Dnve 2 000 m1les on the Skylme Dme Blue R1dge Parkway Cheroke and Blue R1dge Parkway lnd1an Caravan and other vlsltmg the Smoky Mts pomts of mterest in Tennessee Cherokee Indian Caravan and North carolma Gettysburg Pa and National Mrs Odessa Swart of Dixon Park Mr and Mrs Don m spent a recenl week w1th Hayman and son are spendmg Mrs Eula Wolfe and AarQn a weeks vacahon with their Mr and Mrs Roy Buck and parents, Mr and Mrs Robert Early Roush attended the Oh1o Lewis Great Bend and Mr State Fair at Columbus and Mrs Gerald Hayman and Saturday Keith Mr and Mrs Don Bell and Mrs Jess Anderson 1s a Lorna Mr and Mrs Rober! patient at Holzer Med1cal Euler lmd chlldren enjoyed a €enter vacatiOn campmg at Watog8 Calling on Mr and Mrs Park and flshmg Mr and Mrs Bell and Lorna were overnight guests of the Eulers Monday at Charleston W Va before going camping Mrs Mildred Spencer was called to Leelllma due to the senous illness of her daughltr Mrs Wilham (Betty Adams) Jackson Apple Grove News, EVents . and We talk to you like a person WMP0/1390 ON YOUR DIAL ' Hayman s 7 25 tfc OLD furniture oak tables clocks Ice boxes brass beds dishes or com ptete households Write M o Miller Rt A Pomero-y Ohio call 992 6271 5 13 ttc -------------Help Wanted ,.;.:.:2:.....:..:..::.:.:..:.:.=-------, MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER WANTED FOR THE DAILY PHONE 992·2156 BABYSITTER wanted frOm 3 30 p m fill 10 p m lnqutre at 134 Butternut Pomeroy 8 30 3tp good -----------~.: 8tc ONE HOLSTEIN Heifer fresh PANY Immed iate openings are available n the following positions Ma intena nce Foreman ( underground J Assistant Mint Fortman (und~rground) Section Foreman Surface Mine Foremanj Rec:lamat l on FOreman Persons applying should hold valid foremen certlficetlon papers IOhlol or have sufficient experience to apply for State exam Ination Salary commensurate with EKperlence EJ~:cellent Benefits TO APPLY Write or Phone Personnel Department Central Division Consolidation Coli Company Cadiz Ohio 43907 Telephone t.U 942 .4512 AN ____________ EQUAL OPPO~TUNITY EMPLOYER ------------~!_l ife SALES CA~EER Opportunlly for largest Ules poolton with the 11th ret a ler In the United Established route States In local ore• Ond we pay all operating expenses JEWEL COMPANIES INC Jewel lea company Guoronteed salary ond commissi ons with com plete PARKVIEW Kennels Poodles 1 toy male and 1 female Phone 992 5443 7 15 tfc - - -- - - - - - - - -FEMALE Sa nt Bernard 13 months reo stered $150 00 Call 843 2438 8 30 3tc -------------Q:EGISTERED Female Great Dane Loves ch ild ren phone 992 5<96 8 28 tfc --------------- ____________ __ ........ WUher and dryer diSh HOUSE for sate corner tot 3 bedrooms gareoe air con washer stalnteu 11tee1 sink dltlon lng full baaement gas oarbage disposal eve level oven range dacron polyester heat corner of Center and Third Street Mason Ce ll 773 ca rpet large 'of Phone 742 18 tf Middleport 0 Ph 992 2174 STRIPPERS Slnp Palnl Varnishes Etc from Furniture Anl1ques Modern Metals No ru1nous lyes or caustics used PICk Up Service Avaolable We Buy & Sell Anliques D1ck Seyler Owner Kerr 51 Pomeroy 0 Phone 992 2798 SMITH NELSON _MOTORS, INC. Pomeroy 538< 8 28 6tc H&H TRAVEL TRAILERS 593 4816 ATHENS 0 CLOSE OUT SALE Everything Goes Featuring Travel Trailers By: Coal Sman, Fan, OfflCrigO, ' L,l " OUr fringe benefItits nterested and "O ld SeaSOUS and l}raVO The father of geography vl!lcatlons was Strabo He was a Greek contact Mr Pr11chard at Red who •n 20 B C wrote the Carpet Inn Coli ofler 8 p m Drive A Ltttle Save A Lot most com pl ete geography or 675 5007 the then known world ------------~~~< L________N_o_R_e~a_so_n_a_b_le_~ __fe_r_R_e_f~~ u~~-d------~ READY -MIX--CO NCRETE delivered right to project Fast and easy est mates Phone 992 Goegle n Ready M x Middleport Ohio 6 your Free 32U Co 30 tfc SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rales Ph <46 215N Second Phone 992 3509 24 Hour Serv1 ce All work guaranteed. 4782 Gallipolis John Russell Owner and Operator 512tlc L _ _ __::.._ _____, C BRAD FOR 0 Auct oneer Complete Ser vice Phone 949 3821 R acne Oh o Cr tt Bradford 5 1 tfc Real Estate For Sale EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe work septic tanks nsta lled dump trucks and to boys for hire will haul t 11 d rt top soli I mestone and gravel Call Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n ght phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 ABOUT 3 YEARSOLD TUPPERS PLA IN S- I floor plan 3 n1 ce bedrooms w dh close!s modern balh k I chen w th range and oven lots of cab nets carpeted carport electr c heat JUST $1700000 RUTLAND J n ce bedrooms wi th closets mce k tchen and d n mg area balh full basemen! wllh shower storm wmdows and doors electr chea t 51 acre $1850000 GOING BUSINESS Show ng a mce prof t Good clean stock Excellen t location A great futu~e for someone Sellmg due to Ill hea t!h COME TO THE OFF ICE NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE 5 ROOM COTTAGE MIDDLEPORT 2 bedrooms Bath D nlng room 1 2 story frame Some storm doors and windows Porches Lo! 100>125 Ask ng $5 500 00 WE HAVE BUYERS FOR AL L TYPE PROPERTY LIST TODAY 3 ASSOCIATES TO HELP WITH THE SALE OF YOUR PROPERTY HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 992 2259 If no answer 992 2568 TEAFORD Vrrq1ll\ Tr·t~frlld '•t !\1 ok, ·t hdi!H . ~d rr ·r 1 Olur.' II Roofing Spouting, Porch Repair Com plete Home Remodeling l'r/1:'1 t I nice back porches Ask lng onl y $8900 00 NEW HOME 3 BEDROOMS - Ba lh s!orm doors and window s doubles nk bu II In s!ove and oven Elec!rlc heal llllce lot Jus! SIB 500 00 TUPPERS PLAINS NEARLY NEW - Nice 2 bedroom home bath sliding glass doors bull! In range All electric v • N ~ For Free Estimate Ph. 742-6271 ~ • - POMEROY HOME & AUTO ~ 992 2094 606 E Mam Pomeroy OFFICE SUPPLIES 3nd FURNITURE ' ' • Stop In and See Our Floor D1splay EXPERT Wheel Alignment •5.55 at a reasonable char~e Call 2455514 8 23 901c -------------- 0 DELL WHEEL Alignment located at Crossroads Rt 12.4 now back to work Complete front en d service tune up and brake se r v ce Wheets balanced electronically All work guaranteed Reasonable rates Phone 742 3232 2 18 tfc --------------RO N SHEPARD Floor Wall Remodelmg Ceramic t le baths Box 280 Rut and 742 3664 ..__...,.. 6 26 ttc _________ ___ AUTOMOBILE nsurance been ca n celled? Lost your opera tor s I cense Call 992 7428 6 IS tlc N EGLER. Bu ld ng Supply for bu ld ng houses Cal Cv Neg er Rae ne Oh o 8 21 IOip -------------Real Estate For Sale 3 BEDROOM house on Lm coln H II I v ng room kitchen bath and ut t ty room extra large lot over 1 acre Hu dr1vewav SlJ ooo Call Sunday after 12 noon on weekdays after 5 p m 992 3247 8 S tfc -GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto Open8T1t 5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E Mam Pomeroy 0 WILL TRIM or cut trees and shrubbery also clean out basements attics and etc Call 949 3221 or 742 4441 • and small Backhoes and loaders on track and tlrts Dump truck - Lo boy ltr v ice SeptiC tanks Installed George (Bill) Pullins phone 992 2478 or 992 7402 CLEANED 00 •• Larry's of Pomeroy 11 UNDER SELL" Dnve a Uttle & Save a Loti 14' X 70'-12' X 50' 12' X 65'-14' X 64' 3 29 tic We Feature Some of the Fmest service all makes 992 2284 The Fabr c Shop Pomeroy Authorized Singer Sales and Ser11lce We Sharpen Sclnors *PARKWOOD *KIRKWOOD • *FLEET\\OOD 6 ~2 tiC --------------OOZE R and back hoe work ponds and septic 'enks dlt chlng service top soli fill dirt limestone B&K Escavaflng Phone 992 5367 or *ACADEMY *CROYOON 992 3861 9 1 tfc 'b" 0 , . LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES 8 23 !Otc -------------- Frank Gheen Salts Mgr MOBILE home repair Elec tr ca t plum bing and heating Phone 992 5858 Ph: h servic e calls Phone 992 2522 • 2 ! lfc 3 BEDROOM house 1 2 baths 1 formal d nlng room I llv no room k tchen fam lly room 2 car garage lull basement on acre lot Located In R Jogs Crest Manor Phone 992 3863 before 3 p m and ask for Mr Ingel s or call Gene Riggs at 985 3595 or 992 5869 B 26 ttc ·• .• 992-7777 POMEROY, OHIO Next Door to the Jones Boys' OPEN ' Monday-Fnday Sat 9-61 Sun. 9.8 1-6 COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio House and Senate leaden agreed Thw"Sday lhe first half of the !1oth General Assembly session reached new heights In productivity Senate Minonty Leader An· thony calabreseo.cleveland, lermed lilt session "one of the most productive m my 21 years of legislative service House Speaker A G Lan Clone D-Beal1111re, said, 'we accomplished things In the pub1ic Interest that had never before been accomplished ' A spirit of cooperation WBB cited by Lancione as paving the way for paB8Bge of a cede of ethics bill, major labor legislation and a pay raise lor stale workers The Speaker defended passage of a legislative pay raise, saying, everyone of our members works more hours in a week than lhe average working man Lanc1one also said a new philosophy In Ohio and the General Assembly made poliS· lble passage of a stale lottery bill, Sunday horse racing and elimination of the historic ban on Sunday sales Lanclone said he was 'plea santly surprised' by Republl can cooperation during theses slon, and said 'aa a whole Republicans contributed to lhe changes we made In the law ' said the Calabrese legislative record was a result of the aggressive leadership of the Democratic Party and their commitment to • --------------- - 8 19 IOtp I I '• ' --~--------.---- • lBig ~IPIC ty Moytog Automatic.• l tpnQ oper•l,lon C,flolce or water REASONABLE 2 BEDROOMS - forced air l~mps AUIO water te¥tl control Lint F liter or Power Fin Agitator Pertne Prtu Moytog furnac e nice bath front porch and large tot Only ld 000 00 NEW LISTING 1100 00 Per acre for 60 heres In Lebanon Township on good gravel road SOON THINGS 1'/ILL BEG IN TO ROLL HERE IN THE COUNTY HA VE YQU W YOU WA!IIT OR !li E BEFORE ALL Till H PEIIIS IF NOT COME DISCUSS IT WITH - BUYS HERE ARE , Dl'ytrl Surroona c.lothtl wit~ Otntle ev1n ~eo I No hot opots no O'ltrdrvlno FIno Mnh LIn I F lllor Wtloocloilltln MAY TAO RUTLAND FURNITURE R~~~~~~·t Arnold Gratt U----------- • Rutland I THE BEST! our Low Overhead Means Money Saving Prices We're Locally Owned & Operated 14 X 70 AND 12 X 52 Priced Nmv For Quick SBlel SKYLINE KINGSBURY HOMES HIIO or Htlt 741 4211 Chev. Capnce Cpe , v-roof, a~r - - - - 13295 72 70 Olds 98 Lux 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed, full pow., a1r, • v-roof 12695 Bonn., 2 dr. 69 PontiaC 69 Met'cury Montego H T, v-roof, a~r ·-· 11295 4 Door, V-8, auto-- 11095 VW Square Back ------------·'795 68 Olds 68 Chev. Imp. H.T. Cpe., VB auto., 67 Olds 66 Cadillac H.T Sed., power, a1r - - - - - - 1895 65 65 Mercury Mont H Olds 98 H.S., full 98 Town 88 HT pow , a~r, Sed, power T. v-rool.--.'1295 P.S. ·- 11095 Flame red Cornet 4 dr 6 cy l automatic power steering 27 789 m1les 1969 PLYMOUTH 1969 FORD & a1r ·---~795 •3295 •2695 VIP 4 dr H T automatic power steering power brakes gold metallic, black vinyl top '1495 •1695 LTO 2 dr H T automatic, power steenng and brakes factory a1r cond light green, green vmyl top SEE Ceward Calvert, Peggy Story or Ron Hester REMEMBER We Want You Back Because The Job Was Done Right Not Because The Job Was Done Wronv~ Coupe ·------·'395 Cpe, low miles------· G T , 2 dr H T automatic 4 cyl 6 369 miles Like new •4295 4 68 BuiCk Spec. Cpe., V-8 auto, P S---~1295 68 Pontiac COn., V8 auto, P.S..-----11095 68 Capnce Classic 2 dr H T power steering and brakes automatic V 8 factory a~r, cru1se control rad1o w1th stereo 8 tape player green wh1te vinyl top Sharp Charger 2 dr H T, automatic power steering 27 229 m1les red black vinyl top 1971 DODGE •2495 Fury Ill dr automatic, power steenng and brakes factory a1r cond 1970 PLYMOUTH •1895 1971 VOLKSWAGEN 2 Dr blue Clean •1795 Cougar 2 dr H T V 8 automatic power 1970 MERCURY steermg and brakes factory a1r White •2695 4 dr automatic power steenng and 1970 PONTIAC Catalma •2695 brakes factory a1r green w1th white top Sed, power, a1r ------'2495 1 495 Karr & Van Zandt You II L1ke Our Qual1ty Way of Do1ng Bus1ness 992 5342 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evemngs Unhl6 OO-T1I Sp m Sat We Want To Make You Happy -~,~· :W1.'~~-:'~W..W'*'*~"":>.«I By Charlene Hoeflich If you re one of those homemakers lookmg for somethmg almost anything w1th a different tasle to put a httie spice mto mealtime then try Dorothy Long s rec1pe lor hot German potalll salad Ills one of those d1shes well balanced enough to stand alone as a one-dish diMer or can be served mcely with a salad and~r dessert -a delightful change from the hamburger pork chop ch1cken routme of too many cooks Do try 1t HOT GERMAN POTATO SALAD 6 medium potatoes 6 slices bacon d1ced 1 medium om on, mmced 5 frankfurters sliced One-third cup vinegar 2 hard cooked eggs diced n; tsp salt Boll the potatoes Fry the bacon until criSp then remove 11 from the sklllet and fry the omon and frankfurters m the bacon greB&e Dtce the potatoes add frankfurters bacon vmegar egg salt and mix well Stir gently over heat until all ingredients are thoroughly heated and serve Even though there Is a cafeteria In every school !here's always a certam number of students who prefer to belong to the lunch box bunch And what a job packing lunches day afler day and coming up wlth nutrttional balanced meals wh1ch not only lhe kids wiU eat but the heat won t spoil Peanut butter IS protein, JSn t in the least affected by lhe heat, and Is somelhmg most youngsters like particularly 1f illS combined w1th a favorite jam or jelly That s !me for awhile However put In a lunch box morning alter morning and pretty soon you're takmg it out alltrnoon alter afltrnoon For a change try making meat sandwiches the mght before lreezmg them and then packmg them frozen the next morning By noon, they re just r1ght When the weather gets cooler packmg the lunch box becomes easier Even though children do not buy their lunches m the cafeterl8, they can get nulk This frees the thermos lor soups and gives a mce change from the usual sandwich cookie or cupcake, and fruit menu For a little variety you might try the Super Bologna Spread' 2 cups ground or minced bologna v. cup chopped celery 'h cup sweet pickle relish, drained y, cup chOJl.~ed lettuce leaves, 'h cup mayonnaise In a bowl combine bologna, celery ptckle relish lettuce and mayonnaise Blend well and spread on sandwiCh rolls It's good, and Inexpensive Ctrcle has meet Jesus the Light of the Wor.ld was the program top1c presented by Mrs carl Kautz when Friendly C1rcle met Tuesday evemng at Trimly Church The worship center featured Sallman s Head of Chr1st w1th an open B1ble and a Ugh ted candle Mrs Opha Offut assisted Mrs Kautz readmg scnpture from the Sermon on the Mount followed by prayer and a med1tatwn htled Let There Be Light Mrs Kautz program m eluded a readmg L1ght and Windows and poems The Wmdows of Gold ', Wmdows of the Soul and Hold H1gh the Torch It was brought out that light reassures as well as reveals Appropriate scr1p tures were g1ven by each member and the group sang Savwur Like a Shepherd Lead Us Send the L1ght and Lead Kmdly Light MISS Elizabeth F1ck president opened the busmess meeting with 'J'he Door to Happmess from Sunshme Magazme Mrs Thomas Young was welcomed ba ck and thanked the members for thetr thoughtfulness durmg her hospitalization Mrs Donald Hauck served a salad course to the 12 members and a guest Mrs Dav1d Russell The refreshment lable earned out a green and yellow motif m the decoratiOns Favors were fragrance pBckets lALII & IIRVICI Ask ua about Undtnklrtlng for your mobile home Lownf priCII tflll t p WIIKDAYS ! 1 SATURDAYSOIIIY APPT kocftlly owllt~ & op•r~ttd orr • ovt for a look or give u1a ca ll 99, 6156 \ W• will lft~t Vo' monty LoeotiCI 100 Y-1 W.1l Jum:llon n and Klngobury Rd Cou"ly lid tl, l"tllltrtt 0 • • providing the needed services mandated by voter approval of the income lax • lt WB!I al.!o a result of the cooperation with the !lepubll can Party on many Important measures and the bipartisan spirit of compromise that was demons\ratcd on many tmpor tan! legislative matters the Senate leader said ~~--------~--------~ 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. 1910 DODGE POLARA 11395 4 door factory oir oulomollc trnnsm lulon power steering & broke& good while wotl !Ires while finish vtnyt roof radio 1967 CHEVELLE 1995 4 door 6 ~yllnder nu!omatlc lronsmlnton good tires elton Interior beige finish rodlo & hooter reol economy & n populor model ""PLYMOUTH FURY I 1795 ; door 52 000 mites good tires 6 cyltnoor outomotlc !ransmlllton black finish Pbmeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY, OHIO Mrs. Clarke honored at shower NEW HAVEN- Mrs Leah Ann Miller Clarke CorvalliS, Ore formerly of New Haven, was honored on Thursday evenmg August 16 wllh a wedding shower by the Women of the New Haven Umled Methodist Church m the church SOCial room A pmk and white color scheme was used The centerpiece on the refreshment table was made of while and pmk chrysanthemums fern and baby s breath Mrs Clarke rece1ved many lovely gifts Those attending the shower were Mrs Donald F Roush Mrs Iva Athey Mrs Thelma Capehart Mrs F A Batey Myra Roush Mrs George Jewell Mrs Harold Zerkle, Mrs Bernard Lievmg Connie Karschmk Achsah Miller, MISS Ethel Riddle Hamsburg, Pa B Jane Dilzel, carlisle, Pa Ada Rickard Mrs Cliff Roush Gall Miller, Mrs Harold Bumgarner Mrs Hazel capehart, Mrs Harry Miller Mrs Samuel Halstead Mrs W1lllam Gibbs, Becky Burris Mrs George Burns, Mrs Leater Zerkle, Mrs Edward Bumgarner Mrs Mel Clarke Cheryl Burns Mrs Gene Hudnall Mrs Ray Weaver Sally Ross Mrs Charles Yeager Mrs Tom Hoffman Mrs Robert Layne Mrs Danny Rizer Mrs M1ke Uevlng Mrs Roy Jones Mrs S H Re1tmire, Mrs Howard Burris June Devnck Jill and Aaron Huntington Mrs Edwm Clarke Delores RIVERSIDE APARTMENTS I I I 93 ACRE FARM oas water 6 room house n Langsville ar ea Phone 992 35JO or 742 carport and nice lot 1973 OPEL 1972 DODGE YOU'LL LIKE OUR PRICE AND SERVICE! 8 26 6tp ------------6675 1973 CHEVROLET 71 Cadillac Sed DeV1IIe, power, a1r --- 14800 72 Pontiac Catalina 4-Dr., power, an - - - 13695 j •• 104tfc --------------- USED CARS ' -------------SEWING MACHINES Repair furnace for winter Dirty furna ces cost fuel and could cost a I fe Call P & J Home Ma intenance 992 3509 215 N Second Middleport Cars Are One Owner ~ REPAIRED -------------T 1M E to check that oil or gu We Are Having AOne Owner Sale. All Of These I Fun With Food ; productive " MILLER SANITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 3035 FOR FREE estimates on alurT} lnum siding Storm Doors and Windows Car ports Marquees and Railing Phone Charles Llstt Syracuse Oh o Carl Jacob Sales Representative v V Johnson and Son Inc ' lelevialon c~mpalgn put on by Melulnbawn The New Concord, Ohio na live said he expecta to get hia campaign fundJJ this time from many source~" wllh Iota of people" contributing We re not shooting lor any blgange1, 'laid Glenn That • not the way politico w1ll be run [n the future campaiglllahould be run 80 every man s voice could be be heard eqnally • said Glenn 'The new election law has too many loopholes I think we can do better Glenn said under the new laws, a candidate and his lam Jly could contribute only '-15,000 In campaign lunda In lhe 1970 primary and general election Met zenbaum s family contributed l480,000 to hia campaign Even with its loopholes Glenn 1a1d the new campaign laws will be BOmewhat helpful It may make lhlngo a little different than the last Ume around ' said Glenn II wiU make It sbghUy more difficult to get big chunks of money in your own campaign • Glenn S&ld he had also been encouraged by some or the polls showing him running ahead of Melzenbaum and other potential candidates Glenn s candidacy has been sharply opposed by Young in recent weeks The Bl..year~ld Young con lenda Glenn Is not qnalified because he has never held Pll)lllc office Young has also said he may seek re-election to his old seat next year I assembly 8 31 30tc ------------EXCAVATING Dozers large SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 500 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992·2174 Leaders say...__ _ _ _ _ _ __.. "' 7 15 lfc -------------LARGE conven ent building --------------lots al Rock Spr ngs Area HARRISON S TV service and restricted for houses only Tuppers Plains & Chester Water available Ca I or see 8 II Witte 992 2789 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ...l._ _ 7_ 24_ tfc COLUMBUS (UPI) Former .atronaut John Glenn appears alm041 cerfaln to enltr the race for the 1974 Democratic nomlnaUon for the U S Senate seat now held by William B Snbe, a Republican It was learned today GIBnn reporledl) turned down an offer !rom Gov John J Gilligan to run lor Ueulenant govetnor In 1974 on lhe promile that Gilligan would run agalnsl Sen Robert Taft Jr , R.Olllo In 1976 and Glenn would step Into the governor s office Glenn, the first American to 01 bit the earth, In 1964 ran lor lhe Democratic nomination lor the Senate agaln$1 former Senator Stephen Young but dropped out of the race when he suffered an Injury to his Inner ear in a fall In hill bath tub In 1970 Glenn was delealtd for the Democratic snatorlal nomina Uon by Cleveland mil· llonalre Howard Metzenbaum who, also IS expected to enter the 1974 race I am still looking mto the whole Senate thing and things are very encouraging," Glenn told UPI We are getting orgamzed now and wlll probably have an announcement !lOme Ume m the fall • Glenn was hampered somewhat m the 1970 campaign by lack of funds and a lllll88lve On Most Amencan Cars 7 ROOM hou se In Chester large su n porch basement natural klfchen oak floor s gas furnace gas for ced air heat Chester T P water also drilled well basemen! and la rge lo! Walking distance of business FURNISHED area school and churc hes On MIDDLEPORT Near large lot Approximately 2 schools 2 bedroom s larg e acres l arge garden Gordon kitchen nice balh front and R ldenour Flhone 985 3573 POMEROY - 2 • 29tlc 2 11 tlc -------------- SE PTIC TANKS AROaiC DEAD STOCK - Will remove SE WAGE SySTEMS _ ,'.1\r·c CONSTR0CTION ELNA and White Sew ng ~----'-----''-­ Mach nes Serv 1ce on all makes Rea sonab l e rates The Sew mg Center Mid dleport Oh o 11 16 tfc Heahng A1r Cond Refngerahon Plumbmg Electr1cat Appliance s Auto A1r Cond Res1denflal or Commerc1al --------------$15 000 00 r-----------------------------------------1 93 Columbus Rd We esr Heater Lore Nathan Baggs Rad1ator Specialist P•rtTI"IIl/. Real Estate For Sale -------------8 28 _ 61P ___ _____.,....____ --------------1973 l<x70 MOBILE home 7 ~ma I]!) One Holstein Heavy Springe-r 7 ROOM house with bath In piggy g IJ John Rutland a ir condltloneCI Houdlshelt Minersville cerpeted gas furnace dish Oh o washer Clouble oven range 8 2! 31p double garage large carport 4 ac:res cleared and fenced 12 Ted Williams fiber glass sma ll barn and other fish ng boat Seat and oars buildings Phone 614 7.42 683• .._ S125 00 Good condition call 5 30 lfc 378 6254 I 29 <tp NEW three bedroom hom e a I electric one car garage with BRUSH HOGS <x5 II phone one acre of ground loca ted on 902 5858 Flatwoods Road PMne 992 2735 7 IS lfc 3083. BJ•Idmg 992 2101 Radia MAINTENANCE & REPAIR On~ ------------- -------------- CENT RAL DIVISION CON SOLIOATION COAL COM 1 JO Dally 8 12 Sat 110 R H Rawlmgs Sons PRICE 84 Dick's Hoard House Main St Pomeroy All k nds of salt water pellets water nuggets block salt and own Oh o River Salt P hone 992 3891 6 5 tfc - - - - - - - - - -- - - - WILKINSON small eng n e sa les and service 820 3rd Stret Middleport Lawn mower and cha n saw repair Free p ckup and del very Phone 992 3092 Also Br ggs and Stratton and Tecumseh parts 8,....._ 22 JOtc lor only U7 cosh or !erms Pels for Sale running condition Tires very good Call days 992 2689 evenings 992 29•1 or 992 3301 Makeol Roghl Mason W Va p AND J HOME --------------- 1959 MACK Trac!or SENTINEL or we w11l Bu11tto Your Specs Delivered to Job Stfe 6 10 ft c winter styles now out Call NEW 2 PIECE Early Amer can 992 532 .. I vmg room su tes m 100 8 l.t tfc percent nylon materia l w th maplewood trim and foa m NEW 1973 zig zag sewing revers ble cush1ons Th s mach nes In original factory week only $199 95 Cash and carton Z g zao to make Carry Pomeroy Recovery buttonholes sew on butons 622 E Ma n Street Pomero-y monograms and make fancv Call 992 7554 deSigns With [USt the tWISt Of a 8 ~o 6tc single dial Lelt In loy a way and never been used Will sell ava1lable Phone 992 2984 8 26 6tc -------------E L E C T R 0 L IJ X vacuum cleaner A 1 condition uses paper bags hU cordw nder and many attachments Also shampoo attachment n eluded, - only 4 ava ila ble S37 70 cas h or terms avall abte Phone YY2 <!'IIJ4 8266t c -------------- II Must Be R1ghl . . e:<IS>->. . --------------EXCELSIOR Salt Work,s E -------------- and WOOD TRUSSES Call 992 5331 --------------- heater Specla llSI \'lhe&l Alignment ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED Phone 992 2181 Mldd leport, 0 . 992 2550 Bulldozer Radiator to -------------- Frsh a r defroster Rt 4 Pomeroy 0 992 3954 or m 7349 From the laroe st T"'"" POMEROY Floyd Noms over the weekend cylinder automatic rad o 10x50 2 bedroom apartment UPHOLSTER your own fur Pr iced reasonable Call 985 were Mr and Mrs Hoyt both furnished Call 773 5147 nlture We have all the sup ~ PUBLIC NOTICE 382.4 Chester Mason W Va or see The Tuppers Plams Chester Ferguson of Camp Conley W pi es you w 11 n eed 8 30 3tc Reynolds Flower Shop right Water D1str ct a pub! c Body Upholstery Fabr cs a very Va Mr and Mrs Woodrow on ma n highway hereby advert ses for b ds for large se l ect on of ny ons 8 28 6tc the followmg Brown Ft Pierce Fla velvets Herculon vmyls - n Wanted One Trench ng Mach ne cotton pn nts also remnants Clarence mounted on metal cleat I racks Herberl Sayre Foam for CUSh•ons and WANTED Used shallow well Mobile Homes For Sale at least 45 boom Heavy duty Noms Mr and Mrs Marshall paddmg Burlap den ms water pump Call 992 6256 or .ndustr a! cha n and cult n9 c&mbr c foam glue zippers after 5 p m or before 8 15 a CASH paid for all makes and Adams Mr and Mrs Fern Ieeth models of mobile homes spr ngs and cl ps ch pboards Hour meter Noms Steve Norns Joy Phone area code 614 .423 9531 legs sew no thread dacron m 8 29 4tp Fully hYdraulic offset angle .4 13 lfc tacks webb ng well cord Stobart Mrs Eula Wolle and backfill bade ca tron sw vel bases and a 1 At least 16 horse power h gh Aaron Mr and Mrs Roy BAR MAl 0 apply 10 person H 14 x 65 TRAILER 2 bedroom other supp es you w ll need Ho Bar M ddleport Equal and low range front and back New turn lure at low tow very good condttlo Phone 773 Pooler spent a recent Sunday opportun ty employer controls pr ces Pomeroy Recovery 5805 8 26 6tc Hydraut c bonng attachment w1th Mrs Noms 622 E Man 992 7554 8 22 tfc All b1dS must be rece ved at 8 Jl JOtc Mr and Mrs Larry 0 Bnen the Water Off ce 1n Chester AMWAY t-~ome Products Oh o by 10 00 AM Sep tember and children J1mm1e Lmda Distr ib utor Please call 992 REFRIGERATOR 3 door A1r Cond•honers 7 1973 and the 0 strict 3328 larg e fre ezer comb n at on and Carol Mr and Mrs 8 30 ltc reserves the r ght to re[ect any w th wood gran front w th ce Awnmgs and all b ds Marshall Adams spent a maker cost SSOO 00 Will take Underpmnmg $125 00 Trade or make offer weeKend vacatwmng m Cin Wanted To Buy TUPPE'RS PLAINS Others $25 00 each Phone 992 CHESTER cmnall al Kings Island and 7494 Robert D R fe 71 1 3rd mob te home WATER DISTRICT attended the Ohw State Fa1r at CORNER cupboards wall Comple!e s t M ddt eport service plus glgant1c cupboards chests old guns Post Off1ce Box 7 8 31 6tc d splay ol rnob le homes any condition Atso blue Chester Oh1o 45720 Columbus decorated stoneware Wr te always available at BUNDY F lute good cond iti on Mrs Iva Orr was a Sunday P 0 Box 44 Mart nsburg (Bl 24 31 2tc Call 985 3978 after 5 p m Ohio 0935 or call 1 484 4.4.t0 dmner guest of Mr and Mrs a 31 6tc MILLER after 7 p m --------------Herbert Roush and Roger 8 8 90tc PUBLIC NOTICE PROP FOR MOBILE HOMES INVESTMENT The Tuppers Pla1ns Chester Early Roush and Mrs SALE NO 1 Copper 60c Rad ators WaJer District a public body Bertha Robmson JOined the 30c brass 20c batteries 90c 1220 Washmgton Blvd LARGE brick bu lchng on Ma n hereby .advert1ses tor b ds for senior ctbzens of the coWity each clean dry G nseng the follow ng 423 7521 BELPRE 0 Pomeroy co nta ns 4 St roots $60 alb Yellow root $4 , Ton P ckup Truck wllh and attended &mor Citizens rentals offers approx mat ety May apple SOc per lb M A Long bed ons de fender wells Dav at Oh10 Stale Fa1r m 10 to 12 pet return on ln Hall Reedsville Call 378 350M n mum size VB Engine " vestment Call 992 2789 6249 for Slle 5 - 15 wheels w th G 78 Columbus 7 31 lfc 8 29 He Goodyear T ires 8 ply rat1ng Mr and Mrs Alex Wheeler --------t------ 1966 FORO GALAXI 500 XL __...:._________ mud and snow t read rear NT ED toW auction good condition priced wheels have had as VISitors the past WA househOld goods Toots most reasonable Phone 992 7033 CORN FOR SALE Contact H 3 Standard Transm sslon two weeks the1r grandchildren anything of value Will buy or A Cole Tuppers Plains 8 28 6tc speed sell on commission Will haul - - - - - - - - - - - - -- 8 30 3tC m m nlmum wheelbase of Columbus Children of Mr Call 992 3354 or 991 2792 KNAPP shoes new fall and - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • JDH!II TUCKER 77J SSS4 Men s women s girls & boys regular jean s & casual teans Good colors All s1zes Phone 992 3901 8 26 6tc ALL WEATHER HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO BIG YANK SlACKS 50% OFF SALE 3 ANO .t ROOM furnished and unturn,shed apartments Phone 992 5434 .4 12 tfc Sldtng Spouting . Remodeling Plumbing Heattng Complete Bu1ldmg V1nvl & Alummum Siding ~ MODERN SANITATION Back to School Sale I Glenn sure to run for senate ROOFING SERVICE 14 HOUR SERVICE For Rent a 2 30tp 98S 3900 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED DUMP TRUCK 26 61c GROCERY busness for salt Building for sat~ or lease Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m to 10 p m for appointment 3 20 He No down payment Wt1h approved crecht Business Services -------------- Gomer or Phillips Personnel officer, G S I Gallipolis Ph 446· 1642 Available On All Corn - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - Hollow Gun Club turn llrst EXPERIENCED bookkeeper recept on lS I PBX operator right after Miles Cemetery typ st ho9tess with work n Rutland Factory choked personnel loan small ouns on y Sunday Sept 2 1 bus ness offices cash er P m bank teller and computor 8 30 3tc work Available Immediately for partt1meor fu ll time work THE UN tON Opt cal Center Phone 992 3778 Belpre w II observe wmter 9 31 3tp hours beginn ing Sept 3 Closed Wednesdays Eve exam nat ons by ap pomtment Auto Sales YARD SALE on Larkm St reet Case No 21 003 Rutland Fr iday and Satu r Estate of Joe Weyersm111er day 2 couches 2 snow t res Deceasd 800x 14 and other tems Not ce s hereby g ven thet 8 30 2tc Norman. Weyersmiller of Pomeroy Oh o Route 2 has FOAM to f II your old couch and been duty appointed Ad cha 1r cush1ons Standards te m mstrator of the Estate of Joe only $9 95 Pomeroy We-yersm ler deceased late of R ecoverv 622 E Ma n Street Pomeroy Route 2 Me gs 992 7554 Coun ty Oh o a 31 JOtc Creditors are required to ftle the.r cia ms w fh sa1d f duc•ary YAR D SALE Marv n McGu re wlth n four months res dence Fr•day and Dated th s 21s t day of August Satur da y 1973 8 31 He Mann ng D Webster Ju dge Court of Common Pleas ProbateD vision (8 ) 24 31 (91 7 3tc HELP WANTED Stationary Fireman Powtr Plant SHOOTING MATCH NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Pori --------------- tim• 184 00 s wnk tull tlmt ANTIQUES FOR. SAL 3 S140 00 a week Must havtt plect French Love Seat 2 car Call Monday through high poster bedroom sets 1 Fri~IV 12 nocm to B p m •46 pineapp le carved chlppen 0677 dale desk,• heov~lv carveD 8 18 4tc cen ter tabl e gamo ilnd erd ----------; tabtn library ll'lb e IMye r gold lUI pier m lrror over 8 It tall 141mps carved Butler stcrttorlat dt1k with book C'Ue top round maple chair c tawloot table and ca ne bottom choirs Rosewood SQ uare Grant .Stlneway pl ano tlng~rcarved loveseat and Chair large pine Qry sink and H1gh Pressure many other lttms All old L1cense Requ1red pieces and In good condition Will sell separate or as group W II show by appolfll nent Contact Richard Baker, B 29 Jtc .. ~elr> W~nted MALE OR FEMALE 0- 'the Dlllly Sentinel, Mld1Ueporl PQJill'I"Dy, 0 , AUK 31 lfiJ STEREO AAOIO 8 tra .. k t ... pf' C0!"11J lf'lallun AM rM ract o 4 w&v spP.Ail.er SOUf'ICI system Aetan ce stu 9J or use our budget terms Call Y'il2 l965 a 19 ttc MIDDLEPORT, OHIO RENTAL SURVEY ( Ftlling out and returmng the below survey DOES NOT OBLIGATE YOU, but only ex presses your mterest m possibly rentmg an apartment Reduced rents are available If you qua hfy on the baSIS of mcome ) .------------------------, 1 I NAME _ _____;;___________ I1 PRESENT ADDRESS, _ _ _...___:--1 I SINGLE MARRIED - - 1 NO. OF C H I L D R E N - - - - --- !-------------------~----· Mall to Barr Circle Development, l"c 750 First Avenue Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Or for more Information call collect 446 3746 Stewart and Renee Dawn Mrs James N Roush and Mrs John Fry Those sendmg gilts were Mr and Mrs Paul Brown Parkonburg, Mrs Roy Cooke Mrs Steve Halstead, Mrs Edith Bumgarner, Mrs Letha Kelly carolyn Hesson, Mrs Belhel Vance, Mrs Roy Hoffman, Barbara Clark Mr and Mrs John Hollman and family, Mrs Nell Haymaker Mrs Otto Grimm Mrs carroll Adams, Jr Mrs Harry Hoffman Judy Carlton Gallipolis Mr and Mrs Robert Cooke Mr and Mrs Larry Hesson Mrs Pete Burris Mr and Mrs Eddie Bumgarner and famlly Mr and Mrs James Layne Betty Kelly, Mr and Mrs Eugene Weaver and family Mr and Mrs Charles Weaver Mrs Sharry Roush, Mrs Jack Flesher Mr and Mrs Ray Boston Mrs Otha Lievmg Mr and Mrs Joe Bradley fnd fam1ly Mr and Mrs Dick Larch Jeanette M1lier Jody Noble Lelah Jane Powell Mr and Mrs Leonard Fields and family Mrs Frances Good mit Mrs Waller Grinstead Mr and Mrs Lloyd Roush Mr and Mrs Harry Layne Baneta, Lmda and Jean Hunltr Mrs Revna Kmg Mrs Eugene Athey Mr and Mrs George Ingles Mr and Mrs Bill Howard and M1ke, Mrs Lonnie Jewell, Mrs James King Mr and Mrs Danny Harbour Mr and Mrs Douglas Miller, Mary Jewell and Mrs Danny Yonker Loyal Bereans meet Mrs Clyda Allensworth extended thanks lo those who assisted w1th the canteen during the recent visit of the Red Cross Bloodmobile to Me1gs County at the Tuesday night meeting of the Loyal Bereans Class of lhe Middleport Church of Christ Reported hospitalized were Mrs Lena McKinley at V~terans Memorial Hospital, and Leslie Ervm at the Holzer Medtcal Cenler Group slngmg of ' I Need Thee Every Hour opened the meeting wilh Mrs Martha Childs presenting devotions from the Psalms She gave the story of the wr1hng of 'America the Beautiful and a resume of the life of Kathryn Bates, its author Mrs Allensworth read Not Far from Main Street Miss Jessie Saunders wlll host the next meeting w1th Mn Grace Hawley and Mrs Eula Rice as co-hostesses Refreshments were served by Mrs Gerlrude Miller Conlrlbutlng hostesses were Mn Mabel Walburn and Mrs Garnet Ashley Karen Romine Columbus was a guest Young Adults meet The Young Adull Class of the Middleport Church of the Nazarene, meeting Thursday evening at lhe home of Mr ~nd Mrs Lea Baughman, elected officers lor the coming year and enjoyed refreshments Attending were lhe Rev and Two injured in auto accident LETART W Va - Two persons were Injured one seriously early Thursday when their car went over the side of Lelart Hill 'taken to Holzer Medical Center by the Muon Emergency Squad were Barry Harris Letart and Maurice K Smith, 2S New Haven Harris was admitted for oblervatlQII and Smith was !Haled In the emergency room and lriJW. !erred to St Mary a HOIPIIII, the Mason County Sheriff a Departmentl!lld Mrs Tom Weaver Mr ~nd Mrs Randall Davis and Phyll1s Mr and Mrs Allred Ruschei and Mr and Mrs Lee Baughman and Jeffrey Holzer Medical Center (Dtacharged) Bobby Lee Allen Hazel M Boles, Robert S Burson, Robert D Canon Anna Crabtree, Lucille Dalton Clarence Davis, Leonard Delnzer Ray Dewees Sheena Hachtel, Everstte Hull, Raymond lsaman Howard Johnson Tamara Kennedy, Berlha Kingery, Salley Me· Bride, Amy Mc:Qtulld Floyd Mercer, Bobble Mon~&omety, Jack Moore, Clara Tolen, Freda Reynolda and dltllhler, Joyce See, Jlmtl Sharp, A1iet Stralahl, Dicit Tut:ller, GrKt Weese and ONICII')' Wlglno (lirllla) Mr ~ Mn. Jllay Quen, • dl~hllr, Qelllpalil, and Mr. Mrs Karl Htlal.,.r, uucbtlr, JaciiiCIII a • �• • • . 10 l'he Dally Sentinel. MidtUeport-Polltt'toy, 0 .. Au~: . 31.1973 !~~~~·" Lucia ~t Strl';!l to its o·ight has btl<>n crusade film known as Hallum, or Potts Hill. Council members ao·e to study an old, original pial boo~ owned by Sam Arnold before making a decision as to whallo name the street kn ow as Hallam or Potts Hill. It was noted that many people refer lo the slreelas ll1e "flood road." Attending were Mayor I.ondon, Winget!, Troy Zwilling, Eber Pickens and Art Sylvester, Council membei'S; . Clne· f G.eorge H01man. P· 0IICe Varian, and Kathryn O·ow, clerk. Kissinger praise heavy By William s. While wASIIINGTON _ l'he cruah on Kissinger !hal now bathes the Henry or lhnt name in such warmly syrupy prose would harmlessly lighten a dreary Washington ,swnmer but for its genuinely alarming ts as~,.· character of lienry Kissinger who has always been Pre~ident Nixon 's chief While House man on foreign ff . d . also to be a aars un ts now These ralhl'r lcss-lhnn· calm anHiy,es come from Hrelci!S, old "antiwar " nnd neo·isolationlsl types who appear lo believe thai u K1ss1nger now elevated to the Cabinel wiU surely adopt what they would call a "flexible" view of lorei~n policv . Others would call il a mush, Sundayschool line for a progressively lltller 1\merlca and a progressively wea.ker America in a world that does not yet largely go to Sunday school. Moreover, pretly much the same kind of . secular canonization of Henry Klsslnger Is also going on quite across the ideological street. among men whose sense lif l'ealisrn in world affairs has, thus far at leas!, been con· sistent. ~Xhe trouble with all this is all too sei!-<Jvident. Both sets of Kissinger idolators cannot possibly be right, and so no matter how l~e appointment actually works oul a great many people, whether dove or hawk, are going to be most disillusioned and unhappy. (It isallhardonKissinger, too, lor !hal matter. If not the world's mosl-hwnble man he is also a The new Hilly Graham lealur~ length sound-color motion piciUI'C. "l.u\!ia", to be shown all he Meigs Junior High &hool in Middleport at 7:30 p.m. is one of four on four evenings in a "film crusade" sponsored by the Meigs County Ministerial Assn. The crusade, featuring a different film nightly , will be Tuesday through Friday next week. "Lucia " was made in Buenos The White Pnper Aires . The excite ment of gaucho folk music, the scenic Secretary of Slate, is ad· views of the South American mirable . His capacity , DUNCANS COMING city are enriched by the full ·moreover, is formidable. It is The Duncan family will be al the Nease Settlement Church color and authentic sound. The nol, however, and cannot be, a real impact of the film , really infallible capacity, this evening at 7:30p.m. however, deals with the honest notwilhslllnding that one can treatment of a person's emp- read in a single not loo unliness and frustration derived typical estimate a baker's from domestic discord and a dozen of lyrical tribules romantic triangle, and slatil!g ranging from "mastermind " to J 't I what lhe Bible has to say in "genius." Tonight thru Saturday resolving such emotional Such comparatively tepid Aug . 311hru Sept. I problems. The public is invited salutations as "capacious and ·Special Four lo attend all four films. brillian t mind '1 an'd · " rich Day Showing knowledge of hislorv" and Wall Disney's "superb sense of humor" are THE WORLD'S GREATEST ATHLETE thrown in intermediately but HURTINFALL I Technicolor) by contrast are almost Tim Conway The Meigs unit of SEOEMS denunciatory . Roscoe lee Browne answered a call at 11 :43 p. m. 1~1 Thursday to 118 Laurel St., -PlusPomeroy, for Mark lialey who THE MAN BIGGEST OF ALL I Color I had received a head "injury in a J8mes Earl Jones LOS ANGELES (UP!) - A fall. lie was taken to Veterans Martin Balsam FACTS federal grand jury soon will Memorial Hospital, treated (Gi begin investigating lhe record and released. industry in what one investigator says will be "a helluva lol bigger than the payola scandal of the 1960s," CAREER DONE? the Los Angeles Times LITILE ROCK, Ark. (UP!) today. The Times said reported - House Ways and Means federal and local agencies are Chairman Wilbur D. Mills investigating reports of Mafia undergoes surgery today to infillra lion of record comcorrect a chronic back aibnent /i). by panies, widespread payola, that threatens to end his 34links with lhe narcotics trade, year congressional career. The World Cup , emblemat- protection rackets, ic of ·international soccer shakedowns, tax frauds, ~ick· supremacy , was . won 'by backs and arson . · Bra•il on June 21 , 1970, with a 4-1 victory over Italy . Bx .. , .. winning a third lime . Braz1i Tonight thru Monday gained permanent possession Aua: 31 - Sept. 1·2 · of the Jules Rimel Trophy . BATTLE FOR THE having also won World Cup PLANETOFTHEAPES matches in 1958 and 1962 . SCIENTIST SWAMPED (Techn icolor I The World Almanac notes. A OKLAHOMA CITY (UP!) Roddy McDowall new trophy will be presented Claude Akins at the next world soccer A scientist swamped by IPGI . :hampionship. lo · be played telephone calls from Plus in Munich in 1974. . · throughout the world since THE PUBLIC EYE Copy11gnt 1973 finding a possible link between Naw spap~ r En tm o • r~r. Assn !Technlcolor) Mia Farrow . aerosol spray adhesives and MIDDLEPORT · Mlc~aeo Jaysto~ birth defects said Thursday IGI BOOK STORE information should be ClCWARNED Show Star!• 7 p.m. available within days lo speed MIDDLEPORT W!\SHINGTON (UP!) the testing of pregnant women .. Sen. William Proxrnire, Dby Dr. J. Rodman Research Wis., said today the Phase IV economic program will be Seely·, pediatrician at the wrecked i( the government Uni verslly of Oklahoma Health gives in and grants a price Sciences Center, led to banning increase to the steel industry. of the .adhesives last week by If the Cost of Living Council the Consumer Product Safely (CLC) "caves in lo the steel Commission. industry at this critical moment ... Phase IV will have been abandoned before it was begun," Proxmire said in · remarks prepared for hearings the CLC is conducting into the price increase request. MASON DRIVE-IN ' \ l •'• ( II I 1II '\ \ I ,',I (I l! I WORLD ALMANAC Inspirational Cards • c±1i/;s(Jlb MEIGS THEATRE 1---------.. PR'ICBSAU RIGHT! IUDGn SHOP I m•••• BAKER •iiluPolf.o. DON'TBEASTAT COLUMBUS (UP!) - Slate highway safely officials predict a! least 28 persons will lose their lives in highway accidents this Labor . Day Hohday weekend which begins al 6 p.m. today and continues through Monday midnight. sa tumlnu type whose ill · tellcctulll diet is made up ttoore of sail than uf sugar:) 111ere m·e In this busln=, huwevcr, some thhl~B lhal arc far more dungerous that the possibility thulalol of doves or hHwks may be made to feel tel down. Already burdened with mutually e~clusive crushes, Kissinger is also already al· templlng to put a fool into each of two wholly incompatible camps In the Senate . •ro those Senators who ~ave supported five successive Presidents - notably includin~ Richard Nixon - in toughly activist foreign policies, Kissinger is, in effect, promising that both his heart and his head will remain in the same place as before. But to those Senators who have spent endless years in biting al anything attempted by this country thai might involve some danger in fulfilling our obligations as a ·great power, Kissinger is also making, al least inlerontially, quite other promises. He is going to give the Senate some vague but perfectly splendid "role" in the Waves blamed for building . floating away 'A nash flood in Burlingham on July 10 has led to a $2,500 suit being filed in the Meigs County Common Pleas Court. , Filing the action against the Lake Shore Bus Systein , Columbus, was Daniel O'Dell, Houle I, Shade. O'Dell has charged thai a bus of ,the company moved through flash flood waters in Burling ham on July 10 after Route 33 had been closed due to high water. Waves created by the vehicle moved an outbuilding of O'Dell's off its foundation and carried il away in the nood waters, the plaintiff charged. He asked the $2,500 for the loss. Also, Commonwealth Loan Co., Parkersburg, has filed an action fo( $689.82 against Jack ~E@k:i~~n::r:h~:::: UVI'I'secln~ 4-PIECE GROUP . . WITII VOCALIST They Play Everything! lfC I!XpeCtt'd 111' . smotht:rnOhlothl~ aflernoon. ed t" COn IDU f\U'IIIiltiUn ul' th" ~~~ ~·•nctl\lnH ;'r th~· f<w<IHil Thrse temperature~ wllh rulullv~ hunoldllleo between pqhcy of lhe Umled StaleS . In 50 und 00 pur c<·nl will rcHult U1~ rtrsl place, the mukinM of In a livestock safely Index In l•ll'cign W•lloy Is the bu.•mess of the danger category In The u, s. Army ts extending tJ~e, Presodent and not of lhc •·•mflned areas during the lts $2,600 cash enlistment bonua Senate. In the second place, 1:" uflornoon hours. Local lndellnil~ly , according lO Sgt. pul a honeyed hand ilk • th1s thundershowers may afford Tom McKown, local Army onto the present dove cote or the Scm~t.e is tn find that these some relief. Similar con· representative. The cash bonus is offered to parlwular doves have b<:oks dlllnns are likely again Suturolay. young men who enlist for four that could lake a man 's arm off years in Artillery, Armor up lo the elbow. or Infantry. To' qualify, they In the lhtt·d place, lhe one . Lo~al · must be high school graduates absolut~ly defensible aspect of and meet normal Army mental wean e$day Early Bii'"d the President's whole present Leag ue and physical standards. · position, what wllh Waterga te Pomerov Bowling Lanes AIHIU$129, 191) The bonus is available both and all l~at , is his total (and courageous) insistence upon . Team Team Standings w L to young men without prevloua . 8 0 service and to former ser. mainlaini~g the Integrity of Stewart Hardware Team No . 1 6 2 vicement who have served each and every unique right of T ea m NQ . 4 6 2 2 6 fewer than three years and the Presi~ency as an in- Team No . 2 Bertha's Groce r y 2 0 stilulion. learn No . 6 0 8 have been out of the service at Tearn High Game - Team leas! three mlll\ths. If Kissinger should try lo No. 2. 769. Applicants receive the bonus play the good guy to lhe Senate Team H igh Ser ies - Team as soon as they complete both by giving away Presidential No. 1. 2184. tnd . High Game Ann authority thai,is not his to give Thoma s 189, Floss ie Ma)(son basic combat training and advanced Individual training. away, Kissinger would receive 18,2. hid . High Ser ies Ann · Complete information ·about some sllghlly conternpluous Thom as <192, Mary Voss 458 . the Army's bo~us ~nllstmenl · sena torial manks but no TAKEN TO HOSPITAL option' Is available from Sgt. senatorial resRect. And the The Racine ER unit was Tom McKown, 404 Second . President .cer tainl y would called to RD 2 Racirie, Thurs- Avenue, Gallipolis, Ohio, never stand lor such a course . day at 11 :45 a.m. for Candy Sue Phone 446-3343. ' anyhow. No; while 1he country Rifne, three-year-old daughter wants no brinknnanship, it also of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Riffle, NOW YOU KNOW does not want and must nul who had a laceration of the Several earthquakes at once have an shrinkrrianship or mouth. She was taken to are called a swarm. Veterans Memorial Hospital. flinchmanship. . ' I~ 992·3629 POMEROY Closed Monday, Labor Day rural areas.' ' . In concurrent aclion, the Task Force · announced the employment of John R. Allen, Ill, to fill lhe Assistant Direc tor 's position vacal.ed by Sayre. Allen has been employed by the Scioto Valley Local &hool District as a Community School Director. lie is a gradual.e of Morehead Slate University and has a master's degree in Adult Education with special wor;k in gerontology. Mr. Allen's employment was also effective Saturday. Your Invited Guest R.e11ching More Than 12,000 Families Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio J'allev VOL ~ NO. 31 3 SECTION S SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1973 Gallipolis-Point Pleasant PRICE 20 CENTS Pomeroy-Middleport Won't extend contract-Ji'raser •• . 1--- porlunitics arc in store for senior citizens of the !ive~ounly area . ll wi ll be the responsibility of the Areawide Project on Agi ng to continue il~ efforts In securing services and benefits for the elderly . These e ffo~l' a1·e performed with the hope that our ci tizens can retain their own home independence as long as possible. This is especially true in southeastern Ohio In view of the fact that forty per cent of lhe older people in Ohio live in small towns or 30 PAGES Special sale prices during our Labor Day Sale. Womens Dresses at sale -prices • Girls Bodyshirts Womens Slips ~. Tier Curtains in the drapery departmel)t on the 2nd floo~- Sale Kimball Pianos- Sale of Carhartt Brown Duck Work Clothes. Polaroid Camera Sale- Sale ot Mens Double Knit Slacks- and many. other items in the main store and-at the Warehouse on Mechanic Street. It'll pay you to shop every department and visit every floor during this special sales event. people Sayre replaces Jerry rtamsay whu resigned recenUy to pursue his doctorate degree al lhe University of Michigan . Sayre, who has been ai!Sistanl Al'i\ director since Sept. I, 1972, assumed his new role S«lurday. Prior lo joining lhe Project on Aging, he served as executive director of lhe Galiia·Mcigs Community Action Agency . Sayre, in acce pting his new assign • menl, slated "new and exciting op- tmts Warm with chance of dally showers Monday through Wednesday. lilghs mostly In the 80s and overnight lows In the 60s. I Elbe.rfelds ·In Pomeroy · ~n d phy~ica l,ly handicapped have been lh>spital in Musuu Ctounty, W. Va . 1 " I was really turned orl/ :)aid paying taxes a long time 10 educate lhe Krowsczyn, son of Mr . and Mrs. John children of more fortunate parents. Now it Kmw,;czyn, :too Broadway Sl., Middleport. should be their !urn." Krawsczyn, the most recent addition Mrs. Thomas, reviewing the struggle of tloe MeiKH County Board 169 fo r the lo the staff , is instructor of lhe school's Menw lly llcl<lrded tu guin acceptance, "sheltered workshop," where people or any age - his oldest student is 44 years old wid: "The parents of the mentally retarded <Conti nued on paRe 2) + Night Until 9.O'Clock ·· College sponsored Areawide Project on . Aging . On right is John R. Allen, ill, ·assistant director . RIO GRANDE - Glenn Biddle chairman of the Rio Grande Areawld~ Task Force on Aging, and Dr. Herman Koby, exeeulive vice-president lor academic af!aks, Rio Grande College, announced Saturday Richard G. Sayre has been promoted lo the position of project director for the Rio Grande Col ege sponsored Areawide Project on Aging serving .Gailla, Jackson, Meiss, &ioto and Vinton counUes. Weather .· REV. LUND Farewell . reception .· DETROIT (UP!) - United Auto Workers Vice President Douglas A. Fraser said Saturday the union will not exl.end its contract with Chrysler past a Sept. 14· strike deadline unless there is basic agreement on a new pact for 127,500 auto ·workers. "Unlesswel!aveanunderstanding ori all of the Issues, I cannot conceive of any extension," he lold a newsmen. "If we have an agreement In principle by Sept. 14 and all that has to be done is reducing those agreements to princlple8 in writing, then I think we'd consider it." Negotiators met through the Labor Day weekend, admitting they are stalled on two main issues-voluntary overtime and the economic package. They will not tackle voluntary overtime again until Monday. Fraser said there has been no agreement on anything since bargaining began at Ch~ler July 16. The current three contracts expire at 11:59 p.m., Sept. 14, at Chrysler, General Motors and Ford. But only Chrysler, as the "strike target," would be shut down by a walkout. During each contrac': year, one auto maker is selected for possible job actions. Fraser said there inust be visible signs of movement in the next few days. • "Otherwise, you .reach a point. - it's inevitable- where you start .running out of time," he said. ''There is still time. There is no point in being panicky about it, we do have time." When both sides agrl'e they will stop meeting daily with newsmen, it will indicate intensive bargaining has begun aoo public posturing has ended. Chrysler industrial relations director William Bavinger, who met with newsmen earlier in the day, said the paramount issue under discussion in the past few days has been voluntary overtime-the right of " worker to refuse overtime assignments. .. Hot weather grips eastern half of U. S. CLEELAND WILLIS .. , wrzz· · . ' By Unlled Prela Intei'Ut10118) . · - afternoon in Chicago; ll)e eighth con- resi~ents of the metrOpolitan area joined posed a Labor Day truce with kids who had . A heat wave gripped much of the eastern secutlve day above 90.lt wu hotter than 90 an exndus lor the holiday weekend. Police illegally operied fire ·hydtant(t._Ch)ldren . W l lS paSSeS State ., part of the nation as the I:.abor Day holiday for the fifth sttaight day In New York City. at-Cape Cod in Massachqselts reported a were invited to lire houses ' t io loO!'tions weekend signaled summer's . last fling I temperatures across Nell' England sllady stream of autos cr6ssed the Bourne with the protillse firemen will turn on fireplugs equipped with sprinklers for · 1 .... · .,...., Saturday. . llovered around 90 and the weather service Bridge from the metropoll\an areas. It was hot and .humid, with haze, smoke u1 Boston reported that city had !lie hotl.est Ocean .City, Maryland's No. 1 resort them to play in.. GALIJPOLIS - Cleeland Ray Wlllls, or fog clinging to the ground, over most of AUgust In 103 years. town, braced for aweekend crowd of more There were scattered thundershowers a resident of Eureka Star Route, is now a the country from the Mississippi VaJ.Iey to New York pollee estimated 3 million than 150,000. Few motels had vacancies. along the Gulf Coast and in Florida. licensed funeral director and embalmer, fOMEROY - The Rev. Arthur C. llie l!;ast Coast. Officials in Baltimore said Saturday two Showers also fell in the upper Mississippi having received both llceoses last July and Lunt\, pastor of St. Paul Lu.th~ran Church A f e w thundershowers br9ught temdeatlut and more than 180 hospitalizations Valley . successful!.: . asslr .. ,~ Stale Board for in Po~eroy for the past for years and an porary relief from the heat wave that has · were· caused by the heat and pollution of Light rain fell in the Northwest and snow - both. actiy community worker' has resigned gripped half of the nation for a week. Bul He is a graduate of the C;ncinnall the past week when temperatures crowded showers were reported at higher elevaeffec ve Sept. 7. there was no general cooling. 100. The stale health department urged lions in the northern Rocky Mountains . College of Mortuary &ience and of The lp honor of the pastor and his wife, · Temperatures climbed to 92 by early persons with heart or respiratory University · of Cincinnati Cooperallve Cori,ne, a reception and special program problems to take it easy . Program , .winning while in school COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov. John J. will be given from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m . ... ,...,..,--.;:.;.;. ,__,.mm.•.•.•.:-:·''•>:•''-"•'•'•'•'•'•'•"•"•"•'•'•"•"•'•·" ·'···.w The Philadelphia Fire Department recognition for restorative ability. ......... ...•......;.;..•...... ····· ..............·.························~~·.·~:· ····· Gilligan has announced approval 9f 13 HMC Clink to he Tu~s~ay in Fellowship llall of the church His wile, Wanda, Is a teacher In the grants totaling nearly $1 million in federal NO PAPERS MONDAY whep a program will be presented. The Gallipolis City School system. They have The Daily Sentinel and Daily Tribune Omni~us Crime Control Act fUnds. The closed on Monday pu~ljc is Invited lo attend the farewell daughter, Lou Ann, in the ninth grade at will not be published Monday in order to largest grant, $172,840, will continue UP TO 650 WILL DIE event. ' preparation ·or the South Central Regional By United Press lnlernaltonal GALLIPOLIS - The Holzer Medical Gallia Academy and a son, Matthew, in the The Lunds will be leaving Pomeroy for permit employees to observe the Labor sixth grade at Clay Local Elementary Ju.venile Detention Center, lo serve Ross, Mllllons of motorists have taken lo Center Clinic will be closed Monday, in the Cuyahoga Falls area, where lhe Rev. Day holiday. &hoot. lhe highways for the long La bar Day observance of Labor Day. ' Mr. ~und will be doing a year of study in .,:,::::::::::~::::::;::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::~::~:::~::::~:::m::::::::::::~::::: Pickaway, Highland, Pike, Jackson and Willis has just complel.ed an apVinton counties. Other grants included are weekend, amid predlcllons as many as In case or emergency during the cllnjfal pastoral education at the Falls PROBE CONTINUES prenticeship al Miller's liome for to tbe village of Middleport, $1,394, to 650 could die in traffic accidents before holiday weekend, physicians of the Holzer View Mental Health Center and will serve COLUMBUS (UP!) _ Afederal grand upgrade pollee communications. FUnerals and will continue association the holiday ends. Medical Center Clinic staff will be on duty as ~ part time pastor of a rural Lutheran jury investigation into an alleged bribe with that funeral home. The Nallonal Safety Council in the Emergency Room (Phone 446-5201 ) Chqfch In Marshallville. His special study solicitation in ' a stock transaction will estimated thai between 550 and 650 of lhe Holzer Medical Center lo handle w!'l be in counseling and chaplaincy. · reopen here Wednesday and one of the persons would be killed on the nallon's emergency cases only. Holzer Medical lfhe Rev. Mr. Lund became pastor of witnesses will be slal.e Commerce Director highways between 6 p.m. local lime Center Clinic will resume normal GaJiia THREE KILLED the •t. Paul Church on S..nt ' •••• 0 " '" the,.. director of the ..~~~~ ~<::?~!r Dennis Shaul. · Friday and midnight Monday. The operations Tuesday morqing, Sept. 4. FRANKFURT, Germany (UP!) The FBI, in an affidavit filed in Miami, council said 22,000 other persons would Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Program said Anthony LaFalch, Akron, solicited Three persons died and 25 were injured sustain disabling Injuries In !raffle havfng served since July, 1970. Through $50,000 from Realty National Corp., Saturday wben a streelcar derailed and mishaps during lhe last holiday of the the 'program, operated through the Ohio · Columbus, by promising he could gain plowed into a crowded sidewalk in the summer. Delll'rtment &[Health, the Meigs CARE state approval for a stock transaction city's center, pollee said. "The streelcar CLOSE STATIONS was traveling at full speed wben the ac- ;~a:::::~::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::::::: was established with lhe Rev. Mr. involving Realty . GALlJPOLIS - Fritz Slover, Gallla ' CLEVELAND (UP!) - The Standard Lq~d serving as consul ling director. Officers of the firm told authorities of cident occurred,' ' said a police spokesCounty Civil Defense Diredor and Sheriff Oil Co. of Ohio (Sohio) Friday announced man . The cause of the accident was not Ttw9ugh the CAt;IE line, residents have the bribe solicitation and the paid LaFalch Celebration Mmtd11y plans to close 200 low-volume service James W. Saunders Saturday issued a immediately determined. bej~p able to phone for help with any with marked bits. stations because "they can no longer joint statement thanking the local CD prqptem or a personal nature. The Rev. members and other interested persons lor CHESTER - The public is invited to compete economically in today's market.'' M' ).und was Involved In the formation of participating in a mass search Thursday· 1 The company said about half of the attend the Labor Day Celebration of the • the Meigs County Co~ncil on Aging and stations were owned by Sohio while the for a Lawrence County woman . Chesler Fh·e Department Monday. DEPUTY ESCAPES INJURY serves on the advisory board of the council DEPUfY ESCAPES INJURY Miss Dorothy Bowen, 62, a resident of othe1·s are dealer-leased stations. There will be a chicken barbecue GALLIPOLIS Gallia County deputy as well as on the advisory board of lbe GALIJPOIJS - Gallia County deputy "The · stations are marginal oullels Kitts Hill, had beim missing since Monday. sherllf James Taylor escaped Injury when beginning at 10:30 a.m. and a parade will cQ~rcil's retired senior volunteer sheriff James Taylor escaped injury when She was found in a sitting position apwith consistently low sales volumes that be held at I : 30 p.1n. Anyone wishing to be he wrecked the 1973 sheriff's cruiser early prq~ram . he wrecked the 1973 sheriff's cruiser early proximately 200 yards from her home. Since Oct., 1970, the Rev , Mr. Lund has Saturday tin Rl. 279 near Thurman. Taylor Saturday on Rt. 279 near Thurman. Taylor in the parade is asked to contact a Chester can no longer compete economically in Sheriff Saunders, Ernie Thompson · served with the Holzer Medical Center was enroute to a call when the mishap was enroute lo a call when the mishap fireman . A tractor pull will be held at 2 today's mat·ket," said Rober! Griffin, and Stanley Earwood participated in the Sollio marketing vice president. p.m. occurred . c~~plaincy Program and with the occurred. air search. ch~plalncy program of Veterans Participating in lhe ground. search Mlimorlal Hospital since Oct., 1969. He has were Ivan Fife, Fritz Stover I Bob Cox ' I>ern a member of . the Meigs county Bernard Guinther, Joe Voreh Mike Null ' ' Ministerial Assn. for the past four years Leo Johnson, Gerald Fellure, Tom Walker, serves on the advisory board ·of the. James Holley, Merrill Holley, Gary Clark, MFigs County Home Health Services. He Mark Clark, Marlin Mooney, and Hie hard he)ped with the establishment of a citizens . ' Wolford. cqrnrnlltee for the monitoring of the Meigs They also praised various employers Although not as singularly American a holiday as Thanksdemnnd for rights and recognition . Cqunty Children's Home. ' for pcr.mllling those persons lime off their giving, Labor Day has several dlsllnctly American !ouches The battle was prolonged and often .bitler, bot American ' SlnceOcl,, 1972, the Rev. Mr. Lund has ' jobs to aid in the search. which significantly dlsllngulsh It from slmllaP occa&lons lbe labor has long since won recognition. Its rights, underwritten se(':'ed as commissioner for the Ohio world around. by a mu ss of social legislation urunalched in the worgd, are Djstrlct of the American Lutheran Church We, for example, have chosen September for this annual now tnlcgral to. the structure of our society. op the Commission on Religion In AP· We still have our clashes of economic interest, bargaining salute to the working man. p~lachia ! The aclivllles of the Rev. Mr. Announce c.; hange Elsewhere, al least In th08tl societies permitting such breakdowns and strikes. But the dialogue, shurp though it may L~nd have been wtlh the church council manifestations, the preferred date Is May I and the accent, if be at times, in the context of the American experience has support and cooperation as a means of not always aggressively Marxist, Is strongly on clus on t~~ken on a singularly American character . · in lnndfiJJ schedule ,~lending t~e lola! ministry or the local social dlvl&lon, not unity, Internationally, May Day Is the ·A:l democratic capitalism has developed In this country , cpngregatlon.: He received his BA degree proletariat's rect-letter ttay, a lime for tolllng masses to the sense of class, never liO strong here as In the varlotlll old ftom concordia College , Moorehead, · P()MEROY ~ 1~he schedule lor demonstrate &olldarity, In an economic contest with more countries from ·which we sprang, has d\mlrished , Laboring 1 liJinn., and attended the wartburg .. ' . operation of lhe Meigs County Lllndllll ha• !uvored classes. Us against them. ~ commoners can and do speak to economic kings, and In terms 'l'heologlcal Seminary at Dubuque, Ia ., a been changed by lhe Meigs County Here, the emphasis Is also on mae, but of a different of living standards it is nol always easy to tell them apart. Commissioners. tpur year ltalnlng seminary of the definition. This Is a day for the nation en masse - assembly There has been a parallel development in the slgniflca nc~ ~merlcan I,utherah Church , Effective at OtK'tl the landfill will be line worker, manager, those In the professions. The working of Labor Duy . Not class bul mass solidal'ity is the messuge Mre. Lund, who has ser\led as a open all day Monday through Friday and man In the United Slates Is virtually everyiTIBn, the enUre · now . It Is an occnsfon not for demonstrations and mililllnt ~ubslltute tea~her In Meigs County, since until noon on Satu'rday. Prcvlollsly, lhe , lldultpopulatlon conceived as laboring together to produce and oratory, bola day for each America n - blue t'Q ilar and white ~omlng to Pomeroy has served a& landfill w.os open all day eac~ wtek sharing iri the benefli.l c( the national plenty. collar - to observe and enjoy in his own way, and through xocutlve director Of the Meigs Unit of the Monday through Saturday ucept on 1 It was not always thus. The first Labor Day, ob~rved In private observance to join In a public affirmation of the merlcan Can per Socle ty. She has been a Wednesday . . The landfill will now be New York on was a militant demonstration, · a American achievement. oard member of the Planned Parenthood opcrut!ng on Wednelday with U1e early (CcnUpued on page 2) closing lo be Obl!4lrved on Saturday , . ~1) i~ h ' · bo rd e· ...am:nofi'ons Tuesday Gilligan approves Middleport grant a A sheriff lauds Sizes ,JI78 -13, 878-14. individuals for search efforts C78-t4. 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Middleport, rcc~ n t Hruduute of Ohio University who wanted •J career ln coaching football, wus Inspired to move Into the field or helping cdu~atc the mentally and physicall y handicapped when he worked one sunltneo· at !.;.kin Sayre .n~med area APA project director Howling MI- SATUL.-...4 Y NIGHT 10 TIL 2 MIDDLEPORT - Mrs. Jeannette \Crooklt) 'fhomllll ansi John Krawoczyn presenled the CRse fo r llle ''.!·mill 21).ye~ r levy to build a Meigs C:nrnllllUJity Sdowl to memb-ers of lhe Middleport-Pomeroy no111ry C,ub t'rlday evening al Heath United Methodist Church. Mrs. Thomas Is director of the ochool. She ha&watched the school grow from one by Army LIJ'E ENTERTAINMENT WATER WHEEL dogrce,_ Community School Rotary topte A RETURN ENGAGEMENT BY POPULAR DEMAND FEATURING 'l't·mpcraturcH 11ear 90 • plan Robert Marcinko, Grove City, . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ • _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.. is Angela Marcinko of Pomeroy Route 2. She charges gross neglect of duty and ex· treme cruelty and seeks dlepeapl11h custody of one minor child. · The human stomach is shaped somewhat like the lel· ler J. [ ·'' ' ' ' ~:~:::~::=:~;:~:~::;<~Bonus Ptr tire F.£,T, 1nd "Goins on~ step further" MAIN OFFICE Mon ., Tun ., Vjed ., Thurs . 9a .m. lp .m . Friday 9 a .m. to 7 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m . to 12_Noon A UTLAND &RANCH Mon , Tues .. Wed ., Sar., 9 a .m .. 3 p.m . Thursdiy9a .m . to 12Noon Friday 9 a .m . lo 7 P. .m . · • old tires. I POMEROY HOMIEAND AUTO Your Complete Tire Center '606 E. MAIN 992·209' EDITORIAL and r ' An American Day ' t � 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. 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