https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8c7ee59af130db10bf01cdd03aa4436c.pdf c6ff2c7aba4014806d96d6d9d82b84d2 PDF Text Text " • •• ••• ••• • ' 24- The Sunday Times -Sent mel. Sunday , S<•pt. 2, 1973 One of 10 Ohioans is 65 or older Graham film to lly C. E. lllakt•si•r l'uuuty Ext. A~t·nt, Agr,. be shown · MIDDLEPORT - "Souls in ..Conllict", a Billy Graham color film , has been secured as one·of four films to be shown this week at the Meigs Junior High School in Middleport. The four films will make up a film festiva l being staged at 7:30 each evening Tuesday through Friday by the Meigs County Ministerial Assn . "Souls In Conllkt", filmed during Gnlham 's wor ld· publicized London Crusade, is or feature length. '!'he story encompasses the lives of three typi cal individuals troubled with the present and con! used about the future. Because his unerring slide rule doesn't come up with the answer, a famous jet pilot has doubts about the new "religious resurgence' ' his friends talk about. A prominent actress wonders about this strange new "personal con~ct" . A penny-ante gambling factory worker tried to figure out what the odds are for him. Their need for a soul·satisfying religious experience is tied into the Graham meetings. The public is invited to attend the showings. They are free. SERVICES MONDAY GALLIPOLIS - Fun eral services for Mrs. Ollie Bell Straight will be held 2 p.m. Monday at the Waugh-Halley. Wood Funeral Home with Rev. Paul Hawks officiating. Burial will be in Mound Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers wilt be grandsons of the deceased. POMEHOY - If Nt•u• i11 F11rmir1g WILLIAM FITCH Wittlam C. f'ltch , Presi dent of Senior Advocates International. and former Exe<•util'l' Dirl'ctor of The Notio nal Council On Aging, will speak at a joint Activilies for ·Ad ults of America and sen ior citizens Senior Advocates International .. The conference will be from noon to 10 p. m.. commencing with a luncheon at the Lake Hope Lodge and sessions later at the Wyman Park Amp hitheatre. For further information call James N. Blower, chairman, al 614-596-5222. Kad-ettes win honors f'UNDS DISTRIBUTED POMEROY _ . A total of $5,136 has been received by Meigs Coun ty towns as a part of the August gasoline taxes distribution , State Auditor Joseph Ferguson said Friday. Afnounts received include Middleport, $1 ,909 ; Pomeroy, $1,950; Racine, $369; Rutland, $415, and Syracuse, $493. CARROL K. SNOWDEN Pork Centr11 Hotel Bldg. Second Ave .. Gallipolis STATE FARM •••--•••u LIFE INSURANC!: COMptANY Hom• Dlfiu · 81oom l ~•tn" nlh·~~~ ~~::~---- p 7347 almos t one out of every 10 Ohioa!ls is 65 yeni'S of age or older. And their numbers are growing - up ' 11.2 percent during the '60s. f!;ve o·y once in a while changes occur which indicate favo rable . development . Severa l years ago Meigs County was listed as the first or second countv in the state with the highest percentage of aging population. Due in part to developments, including the Meigs Mine complex and the confNcnc e in M c Arth~:~r , Sept. 12 of the Concerned for retirement Pll. 446·4290, Home 446 -4518 U.e • 1094 Mllhbor, Sttre f1rrn I• there. believ<• o·cspecl, then you had better be orclly respectful - because POMEROY - Members of the Riggs Royal Kad1ette Ba ton Corps and Teams recently won top honors in competiton at the NBTA open contest held at the Belpre Homecoming Festival. - - - ' - - - - - - - - - The corps, directed by Mrs. Judy Riggs, won four first places for juvenile parade corps, junior dance-twirl teams, juvenile large twirling teams and juvenile dance-twirl teams. The baton corps has also been very busy this summer appearing in parades. The group recently appeared in the old ·fashioned bargain days parade in Parkersburg, the .Belpre Homecoming parade and last weekend appeared in the Parade of the Hills at Nelsonvilhi. Retirement can be the best tlmt of your lifo. And to help make sure you have enough money to do the thinas you want, State Farm Ufe tlas a ' policy made to order for your retirement years. State Farm , and I can help you got what you want out of lift. Let me ahow you how. IOU in treuting your ~lrlers with Plan J OPEN THURSDAY POMEROY- Since the auto deputy registrar's office will be closed all day Monday in Pomeroy due to Labor Day, the office will be open all day on Thursday. ' POMEROY Senior Citize ns Center Activities this week : Monday, Labor Day, closed. : Tuesday, Crafts, ·9 : 30 to 11 :30; Cards and Games, I to 3. Wednesday, Quilting, Rug Hooking. Thursday, Crafts, 9:30 to 11:30; Cards and Games, I to 3. friday, Rug Hooking, 9 to 11. Horseshoes, cards, ·games, shuffleboard, quilting, etc . practically anytime. RATES GOING UP WASHINGTON (UP! ) - The Cost of Living Council has exempted the U. S. Postal Service from price controls, opening ths way for previously announced postal rates for some second, third and fourth class mail to take effect Sept. 9. The regular first class postal rate will remain at 8 cents and air mail at II cents. The increases will apply to second class mail and some publi ca tions .wi th limited circula lion, such as trade association bulk mailings to members; some third class nonprofit bulk material, and some special fourth class material, mainly books and · records . SQUAD CALLED POMEROY - The Pomeroy Emergency Squad was called to Rutland at 12:01 Saturday. Margie Wyatt was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital where she was admitted. Th e Ra cine Emergency squad answered two calls Saturday. Raymond Hartley , Racme, was transported to Veterans Memorial Hospital after complaining of breathing difficulties , ·as was Lela Easterday, Rt. I, Racine. The Middleport squad transported Mrs . Bob Hunnell, South Second St ., Middleport, to Pleasant Valley Hospital. ·~Greene proxilHiLy lo Ohi.., Un'iversity £JL Coun ty 16.1 J. /\then:;, Meigs County is now Thcro ;. •re lnr ~er per· (·entages ol elderly people in lied with Noble c,umty for fifth i:l!td sixth pOsit inn iu the tate in areos 0( the st<otc that are out -migration . . having tiM_) highest pcrcenlat;:e cxpcriendn~ ur population ug-e 65 or· over. \)n the other hand, Mitchell Morgan County has the highest revc;lis, there are smaller perce n ta~e of over 65 percenta~es In areas expopulation with 14.8 pet .: periencing a hig h birth rate Adams is second with 14.7 pet ; and an inymigratiOn or youn~ Guernsey with 14 .6. ; and adul ts . Green Coun ty is a good Highland 14.0 pet. Meigs and example of U1e latter. It has Noble have 13.8 pet. John Mitchell, exte nsion Ulfee colleges, a large military rural sociologist at Ohio Stale base , and is in the Dayton and University, says it's important Springfield suburban areas. It ex perienced rapid to know this and even moo·e has important to realize that the population growth for the past percentages of the aged vary 20 years. Morgan County, though, is greatly by counties. For exrunple, the percentage of very rural and has had an outelderly in Morgan County migra lion and a slight ( 14.8) is nearly three lime' lh"' population decline during the jXISI 20 years. It Is u good example or whot occurs when there is a dt-cllning birth rate and an out.mlgration of youn~ adul l.'i, Mitchell points out. GENERALLY, the IOO I' C rural an orca the hlglwr the percent or a~ed in the population. 28 counties are In the unglaclated area of the state, 25 of which had an outmigration dul'ing the 1960's. Only two of these counties, Athens and Clermont, had a percentage of aged under the stole average of 9.4. Clermont County has suburban fringe development and Athens Coun ty has Ohio University . THE DIFFERENCE in percentages of older persons in vanous areas puses questions ~~nd parl·llme work ~·· about needs or JlCOple und what por tWJlllea for retirees an kinds of rncilities and services other elde~ly persons. Natlo ore avnilable to meet these averages show that a 65 Yeaf needs. One could expecl a old man may expect 13 mo11 greater need for one and two years of life and a woman ~ 1,crson IIvlng fa cilities in same age may expect to live 1 counties where the percentage more years. Our older cltlzena is higher. Also, one could ex· can continue to make botll peel that a higher proportion of soc ial and economic corij o1e people have fiKed income. trlbutlons to the commWJ itl~ The elderly have a greater where they live, he says. ~ need [or health fncilitles and WHY SHOULDN'T several personnel than do younger . counties with similar pel. adults, especially for treat· centoges of aged join togethtit ment of clu·onie conditions. In planning for facilities •nO Mally of these older persons services? The ninetee~ have some kind Of physical counties In Southeastern O~i handicap or a chronic illness. which have 11.5 percent or Mitchell feels it's Important more of their 1970 population ill that elected officials and tlois older age group could p~ community leaders help for- together, Mitchell suggestt, mulatc educational programs Also, perhaps Hardin, Log~ and Wyandotte counties couw work together In plannlnl, because their senior dtiz811 percentage Is high, too, = A regional, multi-countf, organization is one meth'i, Batesville, . Ind ., Route 3, Mitchell points out, wherei!}' $32.50; Charles Zimmerman, offi cials and local people coufil Clifton , W. Va., $27.50; Charles work across coWJty lines ~ Nun n, Rock Creek, speed in~, common problems. It would -!i $27.50; Teddy Osborne, one way to provide facllltlot, Reedsville, failure to transfer services and opportWJitles lor the "oldl!r" segment of Ohio; registration, $25. populatiqn. • Continued growth of Ohio~ aged population is expecte~. By 1980, more than a mllli<ft persons will be in these oldf four for reckless operation ; age groups. In this populatioR, three for assault and baltery · women will continue to ouftwo for DWI, stop sig~ nwnber men, due largely lp violations and failure to yield; their higher survival ra~J! two for assured dear distance . throughout the life span. Ji1 one each for disobeying ~ 1970, the ratio of elderly men automatic traffic signal, lm. per 100 women In Ohio was 70.~. proper backing, fraud, This represents a decline from shoplifting, passing within an . intersection, destruction of 82.2 in 1960. Meigs County, during the Ia t property, no operator's license, squealing tires, escaping from . three years, has become custody .and resisting arrest. as one of . the outstandillg counties in the state fit developing programs for I~ older citizens. This has ~ Mullins, 17, and Mark Mullins, due largely because of Ill efforts of volunteer members 11, bolh of Grove City. · According to the Gallla· and supporters of the Meigs Meigs Post State Highway County Council on Aging, the Patrol , the Mullins brothsrs staff of the Comprehensive were passengers in Polley's Senior Citizen's Program, and car. Polley lost control of his the Retired Senior Volunteer auto which left the highway Program WJder direction of and traveled over an em- Mrs. Eleanor Thomas and Mrs. Pearl Welker and their staffs. bankment. POMEROY Eleven defendants were fined and six others forfeited bonds Friday in the court of Meigs County Judge Frank W. Porter. Fined were Okey Kiser , Racine Route 2, $250 and costs, five days confinement in jail and a six month suspension of his driver's license on a charge of driving while intoxicated; Albert L. Swearengen, Rutland , $150 and costs, three days confinement and restricted use or his driver's license for six months on a charge of driving while in· toxicated; Robert L. Ritchie, Minersville Route 1, and William F. ·wells, Long Bottom Route I, $15 and costs each on speeding charges; Roger E. Cramer, Zanesville, speeding, $5 and costs; John W. Johnson, Pomeroy Route 4, stop sign violation, $10 and costs. Also, Edward Laudermilt, Racine , Route 2, no license plates, $10 and costs, and $10 and cosl.'i on a charge of !aiiing to drive upon the right one-half of the road ; Clyde Wines, Middleport, speeding, $15 and costs; Marion Hall, Reedsville Route I, $10 and costs, passing without assured clear distance House damaged by fire GALLIPOLIS - Damages were estimated at $5,500 in a fire of undertermined origin Friday night at the Gypsy Woyan residence, 400 Pike St., Kanauga. According to Fire chief James A. Northup, the blaze originated in th~ southwest bedroom and spread to a large adjoining closet, living room and attic . There was mediwn heat and smoke damage to the entire dwelling. ahead; Rosa E. Brady, Mason, W. Va., $10 and costs, failure to yield to a .stop sign. Forfeiting bonds posted on speeding charges were Henry Francis , Marietta, $27.50; Steven Richards, Belpre Route 1, $27 ; Albert H. Suttman, 99 Arrested in August · .GALLIPOLIS - Nine\y·nine persons were arrested and . seven . theft complaints were mvesllgated by ctty pehce offtcers durmg the month of August. . . Sgt. Hollts North s.atd Saturday th.e theft complamts Included stx petty larceny thefts and one grand larceny case. . . Arrests .mcluded 61 per~ons It was .the second such fire in for speedmg ; 10 mtoxt~atwn; the Kanauga area in three days. •. Fire fighters Were called at 1:35 a. m. Saturday to the GALLIPOLIS - Three Federal Mogul plant , 2160 persons were injitred in a Eastern Ave., where exhaust single car accident at 12:50 trom a condenser water a.m. Saturday on Wood's Mill cooling valve was shut off Rd., two and six tenths miles causing the condenser to north of Rt. 554. be come overheated in the Treated and released at the exhaust and vent area. There Holzer Medical Center lor lacerations and was no damage. It was the 87th minor and 88th alarms of the year. abrasions were Milton Dee Polley, 19, Vinton , Steve kn""' Three injured in accident ·ol ELBERF . LOS IN POMEROY Shop our Second Floor Ready-toWear Department now for a large Sportswear . Dresses . Coats. Select t. from a complete range of sizes - - and Girls 3 to 6x and 7 to 14, I GIVE YOU AN ORCHESTRA TO PLAY ALONG WITH Shop our Main Floor for Jewelry Watches Gloves - Pantyhose and II Stockings.. - Handbags and. Billfolds _ Cosmet,ics by Revlon CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE BRUNICARDI HOUSE OF MUSIC ' I ' ,, an~ Coty. And a complete selection of Lingerie and Foundations. USE OUR fREE CUSTOMER PARKING ~'----·-··--- ......." ·-- ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY·. - --J - P_ HO_NI:..:.:..9:_:_9.:.:.. 2-i:..:.l5::..:.6_ _ _ __ _ _ _.:_: TE:..:.N_:CE::.:.:N~TS then his grandson die in snake-infested hole THE VOLUNTEERS - Paul McDaniel, 17, Middleport, right, went into the snakeInfested well first and removed one victim, then was overcome by heat exhaustion trying for the second. The unidentified man at left completed the recovery of the remains. ;;;::;::~:::::::::::::::::::<::<::.:<'::::::;::::::::::<::::::::::>.:::::::1-:::::::>.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::>.:::::::·:: ews .. in Briefsf~ Teachers ·'' By United Pre:slnternatlonal MICHIGAN CITY, lnd, - Rebellious inmates at Indiana State Prison freed three guards unharmed .Monday night and prison officials reported shortly afterward the two-day takeover had ended. The Inmates, who held the guards captive in three of five cellblocks at the 24o~~cre prison site, released the hostages after they-were promised complete amnesty from any charges growing out or the two-day takeover. Robert L. DeBard, executive assistant to Gov. Otis Bowen, said prison officials were in full control of the 1,800.man structure, and prisoners were being fed, Identified and returned to the proper cells. WHILE HOT, HUMID AIR BAKED THE EAST TODAY, residents along the Texas and Louisiana coast prepared for the onslaught of tropical storm Delia. Heavy rains in Baltimore Monday provided temporary relief from the heat, but the storm also touched off a fire when lightning struck storage tanks of Continental Oil, and high winds unroofed at least six homes. However, no injuries were reported. Temperatures continued to soar Monday in many major cities of the East and Midwest, but thunderstorms also cooled other areas. · WASHIN.GTON - ATI'ORNEY .GENERAL ELLIOT L. _Jqchardson, vacalioning in Massachusetts, returns to the Justice Department today to decide whether evidence gathered by }ederal prosecutor~ lp \11~ i~vestigation of Vice President Spiro T. Agnew should be'j>resented to a grand jury. "Everything In · the Agnew case is exactly as It was when Mr. Richardson left on vacation last week. There are no new decisions from our office despite what you hear," a spokesman said. · He added that he could offer "no guidance" when Richardson's decision might be made. Agnew's office Monday branded "absolutely false" a Newsweek magazine report that his staff h$d been informed that a federal grand jury in Baltimore will Jte,ar evid~nce this week Involving Agnew in an investigation of alleged ktckhacks by .Maryland contractors. 0n · strike Dr. Donald R. · Warehime, Galli a County Coroner, today ruled accidental drowning in lhe deaths of a grandfather, father and grandson of a . Gallia family whose bodies were recovered from a 80-foot well Sunday evening _ Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday from the Moore Funeral Home at Batavia for 73-year old Fred P . Shields, Fred D. Shields, 41, and James D. Shields, 18, all of Rt. I, Middleport, (Silver Run Rd.). · . The trio drowned while family, Jacqueline , Connie, · cleaning a well near their home Jan ette and Gayla, . were Sunday afternoon. treated at Veterans Memorial For the first time in the According to Gallia Coun ty Hospital for shock. history of the Gallipolis City Sheriff James W. Saunders, a Fred P. Shields, age 73, .is Schools, teachers and students snake nest was discovered in were out today due to a the well Saturday. The victims survived by two daughters, Mrs. Charles Jester of teachers' strike. used a hose connecting the Williamsburg , Ohio, and Mrs. The Gallipolis Education exhaust system on a truck to· Robert Fitzpa(rick of Seamon, Associati.on representing over gas the well with carbon Ohio, a son, Yantes Shields of 140 instructors, voted to strike monoxide gas. Saunders said Cincinnati.\ the city school system Mondav Fred P. hields, Jr. , 41, is night until .the Gallipolis Fred P. Shields, the grand· father, first entered the well. survived by his wife, Board of Education agrees to He apparently became over- Jacqueline, two sons, Larry of enter into negotiations with the come by lingering fumes and Rt. I, Cheshire, and Ricky. of GEA. fell into the. water. Williamsburg, Ohio, two Ed Pauley , GEA President, His son, Fred D. Shields, daughters, Jeanette, Rt. I, issued the following statement then entered the shaft to rescue Cheshire, and Mrs. Michael this morning. "The teachers his father and was also overFischer of Cincinnati. are extremely upset that the come. Jimmy Shields, age 18. board has refused to follow its The youngest Shield fell resided in Mt. Healthy, 0 . He adopted bargaining procedure, when he attempted to rescue is survived by his wife, Connie; and believe that the superintendent and board have his father and grandfather. his mother , Jacqueline ; two deliberately misled the public Rescue units participating brothers and two sisters . into believing money is the . were the Mtddleport and Burial wlll be in Greenberry issue. Pomeroy Emergency Squads, Cemetery near Batavia. The ~ssue . is the right of and several volunteers. Paul Visitation wlll be held at the teachers. to · bargain collec- McDamel, \1, RL I, . Mtd- funer~l home from ·6·9 Wedtlvely with the board Pauley dleport, .a scuba dtver; was nesdpy, said: ' overcome with heat exhaustion AUtO ACCIDENT The board has been notified when he was lowered into the Medium damages · were by the GEA that the. GEA Is well. He was · treated and incurred by two cars and a willing to meet at any time · released at Veterans Memorial driver was cited to court as the and place in order lo resolve Hospital. The deaths were ruled ac· result of an accident Saturday the present situation." on East Main St. Pomeroy In a letter to Marlin G. cidental drowning since the police said a car driven by Kerns, president of the men became unconscious and Vivian Jones, 20, Cleveland, Gallipolis City Board of could not get out of the water. pulled from the car wash into a Education, the GEA listed five. Assisting in the investigation car driven by Adria Eblin, 52, items which it wishes to were the Gallia and Meigs Pomeroy. There were no in· negotiate . They are teaching County sheriffs' departments . juries. Miss Jones was cited to conditions, eva·luation and Dr . Donald R Warehime. mayor's court on a left of Four members of the Shields (ConUnued on page 6) center charge. No one injured in solo crash • No injuries were reported in a single car accident Sunday at 9:15 p.m. on County Road 31, Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach's Department reporl.'i. Virgil L. Cozart, Rt. I, Port. land, was traveling east on Cqunty Road 31, Sutton Township, when an unlden· Ufied vehicle approached his aJ1to, To avoid a collision, (;QI:art pulled to the right going p\ier an embankment. There was heavy damage to the car. . JAMES COUNCIL, left, advloer of Explorer Poet 239, Langsville, was highly commended Sunday ~t a ceremony held at Forest Acres Park when two more of his post members received the highest rank in Scouting, that of the Eagle Scout. Thts brought the total of six post members who have received the high rwtk. Fort Meigs on Forest Acres Park provided an excellent background for the ceremmles. AU six of the post members who have made Eagle ''Scout are pictured with Council and are, from the left, James Council Toni Cleland, Robert Council, Glen Crisp, Mark Mataon and Tom Crisp. The Langsville Christian Church is sponsoring organization of the post. Squad ·busy over holiday Pomeroy E·lt squad members were busy with a wave of calls over the weekend : At 5:23p .m. Saturday to. the Betty Morton home on Willis Hill. Audrey Jeffers was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital where she was treated and released. '' At ··7:26 p.m . Saturday to 1'hlrd St. for Wllllam Buchanan, who was laken to Veterans Memorial Hospital, but not admitted. At 10:41 p.m. Saturday, to Condor St. for Mrs. Leo Vining who refused treatment. At 3:14 a.m. SWlday to the Ada Harper residence on Chester Road for a 14-month old baby who was taken to Holzer Medical Center. At 9:42 a.m. SWlday, for James Barker, Rutland, who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital and admitted as a medical patient. MIDDLEPORT EMERGENCY SQUADMEN - Above, steady a ladder and rope for Paul McDwtiel, 17, as he removed the first victim from the Story's Run well in which three men died . The 40-footladder was based on a ledge in the 80-foot deep well. ' , GARLAND PARSONS, Rodney, Ohio, center, repre•ented the M.GM Boy Scout Dlslrlrt SUnday at Forest ACres Park when two members of Explorer Poat 239, umgsvllle, received th<• highest honor In scouting, the rank of Eagles. The two are Wayne Cleland, left, plclured wllh his parents Mrs. Anna Cleland, Columbus, and Wayne Cleland , Langsville, arxl on the riglit Mark Matson with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mataon orLangsville, ' ·Gallipolis ' . .' I DIVORCE FILED HenrY Dallas Ohlinger, Rt I, Middleport, has filed suit for dtvorce In Meigs County Common Pleas Court against Trudy Ohlinger, same addreas, char~ing gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. UFOs sighted? .Ga. (UPI ) -"- A Death connt" frighATHENS, tened man dashed into EXTENDED OUTLOOK · A chance of showen Thunday and Friday, Highs In the upper 70S and lower 80s Thursday coolin& Into the 7Gs Friday and Saturday. Overnight lows In lhe 80t ·earlY Thunday. lowerlng to iile 50s early Saturday. SQUAD ASSISTS ._' The Middleport emergency sqdad answered a call a\ 2;50 a.m. Sunday for Truman Goebel of ncar Middleport who was having diffi culty breathing. He was t,aken to the Holzer Medical Center OFFICERS CONFER -Galha County Sheriff James Saunders confers with Gallla Deputy Fred Wilso~ (back to camera) with Meigs County Sheriff Robert Hartenbach, right; and Gallla Deputy Net! McMahon (rear ) joining. They were at the scene of the fatal accident In Story's Run in which a grandfather, his son, and his grandson died . LOCAL TEMPS Temperaiure In downt'oan Pomeroy Tuesday at II a.m. was 82 degrees under sunny skies. «-'t.:::::::::~~:::;:;;;::::::i::::::::;:~:;:~:s~s::::~:~:~~:::;:i. .I Unhke most other ml'jor Italian cities, Venice did not cume Into beln~ until the 6th century - after the fall of the Roman Empir.e. Grandfather, his, son, '• ' · · • o'-" ,·,·;o;:,·um •• ~~'-""'•'~W 8!~:~::~':•:<:;o•:l.• '·' o!o:>;•"·':~•:o;r;t;t;..,.;.wi•;o',"OW . I ' VOL. XXV NO.:.. 99==-----_;_PO~M:.:.I:.R..:.:O..:.. Y ..:_ MI.:.:DO:.:.Lt:. P.:.:.OH;.:_:I,.: . O.:.:. ili.:.:. O- , . - - -- --____:'.Ul ::,::SD : :: AY, SI:.P I I:._M_ BI:_H_4~,J:97_3 - __-.:----'-- selection · of Womens and Girls I HEI,.P YOU LEARN TO PLAY 446:0687 Devoted To 7Jre lnurell• Of The Meig•·MtUOn Area , l<'ive persons have been nam- ·wens, commissioners and ed · to serve on the "Action Martha Chambers, clerk. Plan" committee by the Meigs County Commissioners. The purpose of the action plan Is for overall county Improvement. Named to the committee by the commissioners TUesday morning were Wesley Buehle, James Roush, Robert Bowen, C. E. Blakeslee, and Orion Roush. The commissioners will meet next Monday instead of Tuesday so they can attend a swnmer convention at Cambridge. Attending were Robert Clark, Wa~den Ours and Henry Juniors, Misses, Half Sizes, Preteen 54 Stale Street ent1ne (:ommissioners select members. . •·. SHOP WEEKDA.YS .9:30 TO 5 PM FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS 9:30 TO 9 PM SPEAKS FOR ITSELF So much more than a big two keyboard organ! The cassette player/recorder is a private instructor tor the whole fam il y ... gives you an orchestra to play along with - .. records as your fam ily sings along. Exqluslve AOC gives you full chords with one finger. And the Golden Harp key gives you instant glissandos. The remarkable Lowrey organ-home entertainment center nol only speaks tor itsell- it pracllcally plays Itself. • Mostly doudy with u dmnc~ of ahow<•rJ and thun· dershowero tonl~ht und Wednesday, Low tonight up~r 601 to lower 7011. Cooler Wed· 11 •doy With lhe hiKh In the~ . as lO'iVREY . t-1 OME Etff Efff AIN l'i\E i'rr CE i'rfE R I LET YOU PLAY ALONG WITH BOSSA NOVA AND OTHER AUTOI\IIATIC Wenlhcr Fines levied against 11 defendants ·r·1r t.. I'M A CASSETTE PLAYER RECORDER •• police headquarters Monday night and said a strange "bright-flashing object'.' "had swooped toward his car on a north Georgia highway. It was the fourth consecutive night of unidentified flying By Unlled Press lnlernalional object slghtlngs In .Georgia and The final I,abor Day holiday Tennessee. The Air Force said traffic death toll today could it was not looking into the fall within a National Safety •·epoo·ts because the UFO in· Council estimate. . vestigatlon program has been The summer's last holiday discontinued . period began at 6 p.m. local Athen s police said the time Friday and ended Monday unidentified motorist reported midnight. Th.:' National Safety lhut the object, with "one Council estimated that be· bright light and four flashing tween &50 and 650 persons lights," came within 15 feet of would die in traffic mishaps tlte ground before swerving off during the weekend and Into the sky . The :nan, said anothe1· 22,1100 could suffer officers, looked as · if he hact disabling injuries. However, "t·eally seen some thing." the council cautioned that at Mrs. Nancy Hanison said least 100 lives and thousands of police at Nashville, Tenn. , injuries could be saved If every weren't quite so sympathetic occupan t of each car wore toward her concern about two safety bolts. UFO's that chunged from red AUnited Press International ' tu blue 10 green and from count at 4 a.m. EDT showed at "clgur-shapcod to a triangle." !Continued on page 8) "I saw what she was looking may stand as expected I at," said Metro officer Robert Hullet of Mrs. Harrison 's weekend sighting . " But it looked like a star that wasn't doing anything but flickering." Besides, he said, " It was really out of our jurisdiction." Residents in several Florlda towns reported seeing varied· colored lights In fhc sky about two weeks. ago. Three elderly women reported somethin g "like a great ball of fire, orange and green, and it seemed to light up the sky.'' Other slghtinRs during the Labor Day weekend came from police officers, newsmen, citizens and one military policeman . Descriptions of the objects, seen In several central and south Georgia towns, were similar - blinking, varied· colored lights usually hovering quietly but occasionally showing great bursts of speed. Chester·A. Tatwn, a Camilla newspaper· publisher, said he photographed a craft Saturday night with a ribbed design and "some sort of center down the middle." Columbus girl drowns in pond Accidental drowning was ruled Monday In the death of l\'largery Sue Rubadue, 24, a resident of Colwnbus, who died · S1mday .afternoon In a farm pond neat' Rio Grande . Dr . Donald R. Warehime, Gallia CoWJ ty Coroner, made lhe ruling. . Miss Rubadue, according to Galli& County sheriff 's deputies, was swimming with fl'lcnds on a ra!t at the Will I Thomas Farm when she suddenly disappeared. Her body was recovered a shorl time later. She Ia survived by her parents, three sisters, and the paternal grandpare~Ls . LODGE MEETS Pmeroy Lod.ge No. 184 F&AM will meet W~y. All Muter Muons are welcome. \ �:1 - The Dally So:nlln•l, Mlddleport-l'mneroy, o., Nrr>t. ( 197:1 1- The Dally Sentinr l. J\liddl~port-Pomeroy, 0., Sept . 4, 197:1 1 Television Log ~l]l~l:brn @ /kd ~.,_I!J ....J 11"Unlt'rRmblc- the"" fOJt lr Jumhll'M. one lt Uer t(l tlll' h 1\QUI\rr, t11 s~ D II 0 .~ ~ HE )I I t J I ~~iL-..J I : l/'1~. 1/1/) ~ I I MleHT ~E 1:00- News ?· 'l(l..... ~ircled letl m The Dai~ mu- THE DINER DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF ME IGS, MASON AREA CHESTI!R L. TANNE.HIL.L. , Elit e. Ed. ROBERT HOEFLICH , City Ed i to r Publ ist1e d daily ucep t Sat urda y by Th e Ohio \I II IIey Pub l i sh in g Comp any , 111 Covrt St ., Pom er oy , Oh iO , H769 . BusiMS Off ic e Pho ne H2 ·21 S6. Ed itor ial Phone 992 2151. Second ela n postage paid 11 Po meroy , Ohio. Nat i onal ad ve r tiS ing representative Botflnell l· Gall agher , Inc .. 12 Eut 42nd St., New Vor k .• New Y ork . S u b~t rl p tl on ra't u : Delivered by carr ier wh ere available 55 cents per week ; By Motor carri er · Ftou te serv i ce IN11e re not ava ilable: On e month, S'2 . Br ma ll In Ohio {lind W. Va ,, On e vear. S16 ; Sl11. months, ·8.50 ; Thru month !. , 55.50. Elsewhere sn vnr; Sill mon ths 59.50; thr ee mont hs, Subscri ptiOn price In · ctUd n Sunday Times. SentiMI . $6 IN T H E COMMON PLEAS C OUR T , PROB ATE DIVI SIO N MEI GS COUNT Y. OHIO In the M atter of · Sett le m ent of A ccou nt s Proba te Co urt, M ei gs Count y, Oh i o Accoun ts and vouchers of the fo ll o w ing named fiducia r ies have been fll~ d in the P r oba t ~ Court , Meigs County , Ohio ,. for ap pr oval and se ttlement : CASE NO . 19.!04 - Se\lenlh Cur r ent Account of Joyce A . Da v (s , Guard.ian . of th e person an d esta t e of Mary E . Russel l. CASE NO , 20076 - First and Fin at Account o f William Th omes Soulsby, Executor of the Estate o f Cora May Car · ma n , Deceased . CASE NO. 20435 ..,.. First and Fin at Acco un t .of Donna Barrett. Gvardian of the Estate of RQ ber t Bar r ett , Linda Barr ett, Debra Barr ett , Nancy Barr e tt , Alvin Ba rr ett , David Ba rr ett and F r a nces Barrett . CASE NO. 20460 - First and Fin al AcCounf of Edison Hob · stetter. Executor of t he Est.., t e of Wi l li(!Jm A. C-arman , Deceased . CASE N.O. 20639 Fi r st CU rr en t Accoun t of Norman F . Hoover' , Guard ian or the Estate of Esmeral da Barbara Wilt · Shi r e . CASE NO. 20845 - F ir st and F ina l. Accoun t of Phy ll js Joan H.e nn essy, Execu trix of t he es t a t e of T homas William He n nessy aka Th omas Hen · o essy aka Tho m as w. Hen. nessy. Un less exce pt ionS ar e fil ed th ereto, sai d account s wil l be to r he aring befor e said Co ur t on the 3rd day of Octo ber , 1973 , at whi ch t ime sa id acco unts will be cons ider ed and co ntin ued fr om day to day un til f in ally dis posed of . Any per son interested ma y f ile written exce ptions to said ac cou nts or to ma tter s per tain ing to the exec ution of the t rust. not less th an five da ys prior t o the d ate se t for h ear ing . Manny D. Webster Judge, Common Pleas Court, · Probate Dlv ison , · Meig5 County , Ohio (9) 4 , ltc 10 lb. Coin.()p CLEANING •3.50 ROBINSON'S CLEANERS POMEROY 216 E. Second ~ om 6. 6: 45- Corn cob Re por ts 3 ; Farm time 10, 7: 0Q-Today3, 4, 15 ; CBS News 8, 10; News 6; Romper Room 6. Flinlslon~s 13 i 7' 30- Rocky f:vult/ bi' "i n 1h 1• rt>rf" - lmt ~~~· ·~ !Cii/( 11M~· to Sentinel No~~o'•• ~~: Sun(Jsc Seminar 4; Sacred Hea rt 10 . 6:2 Farm Report 13, 6 : 25- Pt\UI Harve)l 13. 6 : 30------ Columbus Today 4; Blble Answers 9,· Th e Story 13 ; News Jumblt·t: NIECE DEITY DRIVEL CHISEL Major L eague L ead ers By Un it ed Press Inter nat io nal L eading Batters Nationa l Lea gu e g . •ab r . h. pet . Rose , Cl n 137 576 99 1911 .345 Wts n, Hou 140 520 ~0 165 .317 Per ez, Cin 130 487 60 154 .316 Cdeno , Hou 11!1 444 71 140 .31 5 M&dox, SF 120 483 64 151 .313 Crdni , Ch l 126 456 74 142 ~3 11 Hunt , Mtl 111 394 6 1 121 :307 Garr , At I 132 5!19 87 180 .306 Snglfn, Mtl 136 474 89 145 .306 GoodSn.cSF ·102 384 37 116 .302 Am eric an Leag ue g. ab r . h. pet . Carw , M in 128 498 84 176 .353 Hor fn , Det 95 350 39 114 .326 M urc r , N Y 137 532 71 166 .312 Ma)I , M il 134 539 84 167 .310 Munsn , NY 128 · A42 74 137 .310 s cot t, M il 133 509 83 153 .30 1 Dav is, B al 117 471 49 142 .301 Otis , KC 132 520 84 156 .300 Ol iv a. Mi n 1211 509 58 151 .297 Jc ksn , Oa k 136 49 9 95 148 .297 Ya z, Bos 128 462 69' 137 ,297 d.· 6 : 00 (An•wc:n t unmr r ow) f'ltt Mon trom U.N.C.L.E . a. WED NESDAY. SEPT. 5. 1I'll! - SUIPRISI ANSWI« hilt 1A r I I I I 1 I I J AnPwf'r: 131 2: oo-Your Hea lt h ~ ~ :V to form the .•urprue a nswer, u ~::=Ll=:::::::·=::::::!·:;:::to.::;-Ll~ ~urges ted by Lhe &bov4l cartoon. !'I(IIUrt!Mr'• " The Six Mllllon Doll11r Man" " Payrn.ent orl Demand" 8.' ' 'Dancing In 1he Dark '' ' 10. A5!>QC.IATED WITH A C.RQOK. Now on•nr•lhe Mov~c 6, 13 ; The Session 70. 9, Oil- The Oulsldors 20. 33. 9: Jo- Virginittn 8; Movie " M urdock 's Gtmg" 10. 10 ,00- Marcus Welby. M.D. 6. 13; New• 10; Wor ld Symphony Orchestra 33. 11 : QO- News 3, 4, B, 13, 1), 10, 6. 11 : lO- Johnny Carson 3, 4, 15 ; Dick Cavett 6. 13; Mov ies I '/'11/( :1/ 3l; Ohio This Week?O : NBC Roporls J, ' · I\. JO - Hrtwali F ~ve 0 8. 10. '1. & Bullwlpkle 13; New Zoo Revue 6. 8 : oo- Capt . Kangaroo 8, 10 : New Zoo Revue 13 : Sesame St. 33 ; Lassie 6 . 8 ' 30-~ack LaLanne 13 : Huck & Yogi 6. 8: 55-NeWs 13. 9: 00-Paul Dlxon 4; Ph il Donahue. 15 ; F r ien~l y J unct ion 10 ; A,M. 3 ; Brady Bunch 6; Peyton Pla ce 13 ; M1st e r Rogers 33; Mov ie " Love In A Goldfish Bow l" 8. 9,30-Eiec. Co. 33; To Tell the Trulh 3; Wild. Wild West 6 ; Peyton Place 13. 9: 55-Chvc k White Reports 10. 10,QO-Di nab, Shore 3, IS : Joker's Wild 10; Dick Va n Dyke IJ; Lilias, Yo!Ja and Yov 33 . 10' JO-Baffle 3, 4, 15 : 110,000 Pyram id 8, 10; Split Second 13: M ike Douglass 6; Erica 33 . 10:45- Theonie 33. . 11 : oo--Gambit 8, 10 ; Pa ssword 13 ; Ins ight 33 ; Wizard of Odds J, . 11:3o-- Ho11ywood Squares 3, 4, 15; lbve of L1fe 8, 10; Brady Bunch 13 ; Book Beat 33. CBS News 8; Dan lmel's World 10. 10. 8: Sesame Street 33. But . .. I'll let you in on secret, "Two." Mom CAN start a rope.pulley lawn mower and repair a cabinet If sh~ has to - and Dad has put out great meals and even cleaned behmd the TV set when Mom was on a speaking trip. They're pretty good at conning each other - in the interests of a happy marriage. And since they're both aware of it, well, maybe I'll follow in their footsteps. -SUE 6, 13; Joker's Wild i : Green Acr es 10; Not For Women Only 15. uo- Three on a Match 3, 4, 15; Let's Make A Dea l 6, 13; As the World Tu rns 8, 10 ; The Session 33. . . 2:QO-Days of 0ur.Uves3 , 4, 15; Newlywed Game 13,6 ; Gu1d mg Lioht 8, 10; Swan La ke 33. 15: Edge of Nig ht 8, 10; Girl in My Life 6, IJ. J:oo-Another Wor ld 3, 4, 15 ; Ge ne r al Hosp1ta t 6, 1 ~: t-'r lce IS Right 8, 10; Bla c k Perspec ti ve on th e News 33 . 3:3o-Return of Pey ton Place 3, 15; One Life to U•ie6113-,· ~ec r et Storm 10 ; Phil Donah ue 4 ; Tim e for Timoth y 33; Match Game '73 8. 4:0()--Mr . Cartoon 3; Somerset 15 ; Sesame St . 33; Love, American Style 13 ; Merv Grif fin ~ ; .~ uck l eber r y Ho~n d ~ Yogi Bear 6 ; Secret Stor m 8: Mov 1e 1001 Arabian Nights 10 4 : Jo-:..Petticoal Junction 3; Abbolt & Costello 8; My Ma rgie 15; Daktari 13; M er1v Gri ffin 4; I Love Lucy6. Western Sta r Th eater 15. 5: 3D---E iec . Co. 33 ; Gomer Pyle 13; ~ ACROSS 1. Eschew 5 6; 41. "Show Bo~t' . captain • P orker DOWN 8. Bever ly Hillb illi es 8 ; Hodgepodge Lodge10 ; Trails West15 ; Dick Van Dyke<. 5, 55-Earl Nlg hingale .15. . . of horse Asylum l. On top of·· the heap (4 wds. l 4. Little Edward 5. Worked 9. East Indian ·u. 7' 30-The J udg elO : PoliceS urgeon3,4 ; BeatlheCiock 13: How I5. Maynard Oo Your Childre n Grow 20; Ep isode Action 33 ; Protector s B; . · 8:0G-Ad ilm 12 3; B l i ly Graha m Crusa de 8; The Un reasona bl e . Ma n 33; Movie " The Music Man" 10 : Love Th y Neighbor 6. 13 ; Ba seball 15; Measure for Measure 20. .. 8 : 3D-Mov ies " A Man for Al l Seasons" 3, 4 15; "To m a" 6, 13. ·9 :0Q- Dan Aug ust 8, 10 ; Heife tz Con cert 20, 33. . 10: DO- News 20; Owen Ma r sh a ll 6; Canno n B; Homewood 33; Billy Gr.aha m Cru sade 13. lL OO- News 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 13. 15. 11:30-John ny Carson 3, 15 ; Movies "The Little Hvt" B; "Sat urday's Hero" 10. l :Oo--News 13.; Ma n from U. N.C.L. E. 4. 'on copy or Murray 16 RR I 6·. Russian 17. ~~kcri~e 7. Sanskrit • bb op river school 10. Wasted championship 18. (3 wds.) ll. Ride the Dinner cOurse skies 20. lnsect 21.Callous 22. Feminine . Home Run s National L eague: Johnson. All 38; Srargel l. Pitt an d Bonds, SF 37 ; Eva ns, All 36 ; Aa r on , Atl 35. American League : Jackson , Oak 31: F is k , Bos '26; Otis, KC and Sand o , Oak 25 ; Ro binson, Ca l, May ber ry, KC and Bur . roughs, Tex 24. Run s Batted In Nationa l Leagu e: Bench , Cin and Sta rg ell, Pit t Y6 ; Evans, At1 93 ; Sin gleton, M tl 92; May, Hou 9l. Am erican Ll!agu e: J ackson, Oa k . 109; May ber ry, K C 93; Otis, KCN Scolt , Mi l a nd 12. Lessee 16. Withered AIR CONDITIONERS 6,000 to 24,000 BTU Have cool clean air tonig ht . Tota l ve nt ilation . Mason Furniture PH . 77].5592 MASON, W. VA. • + +2 None vulnerabl e ,. Wes t Norl b t;ost Suulh t'r 2+ Pas.s :.! t Pass 4t Pass 4. Pass Pass 4• 6t Pass Pa ss 4N .T. Pass The bl ddln~ ha> !teen · Wrst Nort h f:u t I' l)ll.'IS Pass 2N .T. Puss Pass :1N .1'. Pa ss 4 You ,Soulh , hold : +Q 8 6 4 ! • 2 tA 4 +A K 'J 9 7 What do you do now'.' A- Hid rour club11 . Yo u hue defi nite l nterell t in 11 sl11 m. Pass Opening lead- TODA Y'S QUESTION • Q By Oswald & James Jocoby You bid four clubs and your partner btds rive clubs. Wha t do 'you do now'! · South was rather frustrated An swer tomorr..Qw ri ght through th ~ bidding. He found himself rebtddmg a fo ur· card dia mond suit: .cue bidding Sprinq & Summer with an ~ bsolute mommum and then bidding a four no-trump whi ch he hoped his partner would interpret as a sign-off and not as Blackwood . Whe n Nor th did give it the desired interpr etation and 1f2 jumped to six dia monds, South pa ss~ d happily a nd hoped to see a good dummy. . 59 N. 2nd The dummy was quite satis· factory , but South saw prob· Middleport, 0 . · !ems. Somehow or other he wanted to cash six trump tricks. He decided that the plan would be to ruff two clubs in his' See .Our New own hand , but other things had to come first. Fall and Back He won the heart lead with dummy 's king and promptly To School Fashions led a heart toward hi s own hand. He didn ' t really worr y SUMMER about East ruf!jng becauses· WEARABLES 112 PRICE .East would be ruffing a loser, but East followed suit. 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Main I lruli rmapolis last month , fa ced fustballer Ken fo'orsch und had an 0-2 count before h ~ louped :o~ two-rU11 ~:~ing lc tu give Cincin nati :1 4-3 victory . ..,. wanted his speed. If he taps . ball high we could at least lhe lie it up." Griffey, 23, called up fro m Reds' triwttph rnovell lhcm intCJ a fi 1·st place tie with the Dodgers. "Now that we 're in first "Place, we can 1 t afford lo lost:! it," Andersqn :m1d. " We've got to hold on toil. I thin k this will ..... ....... ........ .. .. .. ...... ... ....... :;:;:;:: :;:;;:;~ Pomeroy PH. 992-2171 L-----( I I ;j;j;j~ I Sports I~ .~.:·:.r D es k r.f 1 ;,:·' .:;·' .:i~ ~ ~:.,"/o~gdfme;~~en~~~~~~ed~:; ll!l·l . :.: .' :.. ..• By Denny Fobes . ,.,... The lone scrinunage score came on a !yard plunge off tackle by sophomore fullback Greg Duiming. Southern opens its 1973 season Friday night at Green T\vp. and Jewell feels his defending SV AC champs will be ready by the end of the week. Ch ic ago at Montreal. ni ght KEY INJURY - While neither area SVAC team, Eastern or Sweet clover is the greatest Cincinnati at Hou s ton , n ig ht Atlanta at San Die'go , nig ht single so ur ce of honey pro· Southern, has beeri hit by an injury to a key player, the Meigs Los Ang at San F r an cisco . duced in the United States . Marauders suffered one in Saturday's scrimmage against nl~ht Warren LOcal. Senior center J.D. Story is lostfor ~weeks with a broken left hand, suffered in the 2~ Melg~~ win. Although officials report that he'll be out! or 4 weeks, Story vows he'll be back before tliat. Junior Jeff Musser or sophomore John Blake will fill in at the . center spot. . . Concerning the Warren scrimmage, Coach Charley Chancey didn't have much to say about the Marauders' play, but indicated they have a ways to go before tbey'll be ready for the season opener that is now just 3 days away. TBOUBLE AHEAD? ~ The 1973 grid season could be in for some trouble due to teachers' strikes. Gallipolis City School teachers struck this morning, and football teams do not play during strikes since the coaches are teachers. Meigs is scheduled to travel tel Gallipolis on Sept. 28, and if the Gallia teachers are still out, the Marauder slate will be cut AI the PomerQy-Mason Bridge from a 9 game season to just 8. Ten games were originally scheduled, but earller in the summer Reemelin dropped out of its Sept. 21 Marauder Stadium dale. CHEERING SUPPOR'l' - Southern cheerleaders Megan Brown, Stephanie Ord and Vicki Wolle presented a local sports· writer with a Tornado tee-shirt last week. It seems they were upset with his wearing of a Meigs football shirt one day. JUMPIN' JERSEYS - It remains lo .be seen if the Eastern Eagles will give new head coach Lew Berkhimer a winning season, bUt one thing is certaln,-the Green and White will " look good, II The 1973 Eagles will be sporting spanking new, deep green jerseys with white numerals. Now, all !hat is needed is for the Eagles to.live up to their appearance. The Green and White open . the fall season Friday night at Hannan Trace, in what Berkhimer terms one of two key early games. The otber is ne.t Friday, against Syrrunes Valley at home. · Berkhimer hopes 2quick wins will boost the confidence ·or his young club befo ~ the Sept. 22battle at Southern. FIRST, FINALLY - The Cincinnati Redlegs have finally taken hold of a piece of first place In the National West. The Reds' 4-3 triumph over the Astros, coupled with the Dodgers amazing II .Sloss to the Giants, put the Reds up there on top, only a week and a hall after this colwnn said they would. The ·supreme eye-<~lght of major league umpires was exempiHied last night In the Dodgers.<Jianls game on the Monday night game of the week. Three consecutive close calls at second base In the bottom of the ninth·, helped load the bases for Bobby Bonds' clout. Instant GOOD FOOD Bengal. play INSURANCE AGENCY - COJ<i•O Rt.TIOt< up Ulcre, " tm said . "This sur·e feels good ." Pedr o Burbon , now 7-4, · picked up the vklury in three innings Of six. hit I'Clicf. Co upled wit h San Francisco's victory over Los .Angeles, the end up going to lhe wire. There's 24 games to go. It will be a lot or fun ." Juan Pizarru, :1-2, suffered tl1e loss in his first start of the year. He gave up a horner to CINCINNATI (UP! ) Andy Kosco in lhe second and an HBl single to Pete Rose in tl1e seventh before the Heds' keeps is crazy," Cincinnati rally. Bengail; Coach Paul Brown Houston . score d three said after his team rallied for a unearned run s off Jack 31-20 victory over the Atlanta Billing hHm. With two out In Ute Falcons Saturday night. fi rth, Bob Watson singled and The 55,863 fans who jammed Riverfront Stadiwn wouldn't Doug Hader grounded to third . baseman Dan Driessen, who' argue with the veleran coach over threw first ·and Watbecause · exhibition game or son scure.d. Lee May and not, the contest didn't lack for Tommy Helms then doubled in excitement or suspense. runs. ~~ we proved we can come from behind and win the game," said Bengals quarterback Ken Anderson, who threw two touchdown passes. "That's what we have to be·able tel do." One of Anderson's TD passes was a 32-yarder to rookie isaac Curtis, the first pass reception in pro foot hall for the Bengals' top draft choice. Curtis leaped and made a twisiing, over-theshoulder grab of Anderstin's pass in the end zone. "That touchdown catch was 100 per cent Isaac Curtis," Anderson said. "He really made a great catch. " for keeps in comeback win LUNCHES AT ••. McCLURE'S 4th & Locust qa;'&J t92·52CI Mldd ltport . o. 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Siped Tread $1895 08 X 14bla ckwall +S2.01F.E.T. 220 N. 2nd MIDDLEPORT replay proved the second base wn1:p1r: · ~er:lgh:t:on~a:ll~3~c:al:ls~.• • •::::::::::~ Representing: ----- The butterfly knows ~ w ee l· ness, by detec ting 11 w1th liS feet. Baker Furniture MIDDLEPORT, 0. TR~COUNTYSLARGEST "DIRECT FROM MILL TO YOU" gu i n~J TIME, AND DELICIOUS Dale C. Warner ~I Lou Osborne Rookie comes through " I was nervous lfS BAOK TO SQiOOL ODDS and ENDS The Reds trailed HouHton J.2 in lhe eig hth but loaded the bases on a double by Johnny Bench, a walk ~n d an infield Hingle with two out. Anderson usually would ta p veteran Hal Ki ng as a pinch·hitter but he chose Gri ifey. "It's an awful situation to put a kid like hjm in," Anderson said. " I told him . . I don't care what happens, 'Just go up and swing at it, to take a rip. 1 SELECTION OF DOUBLE KNIT II I FABRICS . ~~ flrot.plarc lie with I"' Angeles when Ken (Jriffey hit a two.out, two·run flinch slnHle in the eighth inn in~ to beat licl\lston. bvlh sqwHis. Griffey was just called up un 'om:li ,Joe IJune;m 'N Vikings Aug, z:i ond Hcds' Manager St·orcd lw1) far~ L half Louth· Sparky Anderson beamc'tl, " I iiOWfi S whiff· Ct,JC'h J~trl '" 'tiLS twurcd tt think he'll be another J.uu Spra~uc 's Blihl llrock." tuuchd•1wn (Ill tt f.iO yotd puss Plt!Bburgh remained a game p!Hy fr11111 quartco·!Jark (;Jity behind Sl.l.ools by splitting the !Judson to scuivr end JfJhn doubleheader with the Cardi. Hum ley. Urock , Ted Sizemore and Th•• varsoty ltttlon ended U.rnle C.rbo knocked i~ two wit/1 the Botx:ut.lil nwrd1i n~ ut ruos e~ch to glv~ St. !.ouos the lhc 18 yn rd line . liCt'Ond ~amc vtclory. In the KC'N I'CHerw; post"'! a 2·1 opener, . Richie Hebner's 131h vidm·y over the Vi~ing l-! w~'!le inning mslde-thc-park homer the fl'~:-ih llll'O squildS ftJ U~ht lo gave the Pirates the triumph. a 1 ~ 1 tit•. HOUSTON (UPI) - Cincinnati Manager Sparky Anderson ordered roo~ ie Ken Griffey into "an awful situation" Monday night but lhe yowtg outfielder responded with a game-winning hit that vaul ted the Reds Into a first place tie in the Natio nal League West today. . ......... ....,. ......, ~~..:->· ' 11'/o® ........,.,.,.•-.~x..~.-..h:»:·x·~.-···;o •...·,-;·:"-w:-;o%·;.::·;::, ;::§:~;::~:~::;;::&~:e:.»;;:!;!;~!~::{$':t:;~ ..::::;::::=::,?.::::::o:::~f.;:;::;:;:::$:.-::!~:~:~~::~::-;,::.;:;:;:~:·.:;;::,t:. h ".'':'.':)i t.. e w. I. pet . g.b. .83 55 . 60 1 Ci nc innat i 83 55 .601 _ San F ran cisco 77 59 .566 5 \ Hou ston 71 69 .507 14 Atlanta 66 13 .475 18 San Die go 48 88 .353 34112 Monday's Results New Yor kS P h ila ·O, 1st Ph il a 6 New York 3, 2nd P lttsbgh 5 St. Louis 4, 1st St . Loui s 8 P ifl sbg h 3, 2n d Montre &l 5 Chi cago 2 Cin cl nna114 Houston 3 San Fr_a·n 11 Los Ang e les !I Atlanta 7 San Diego 3 Today ' s Probab!e Pitch ers !All Times EDT) Philad el phIa 1Lon borg 12-11) at New York (Seaver 15.8), 8:05 p .m. St . Lou is (Nagy 0·11 at P ittsbur gh (Rooker 7.4 ), 8: 05 p .m . . Chicago ( Reus chel 12-ll ) at Mon treal (Rog ers 6-3L 8:05 p .m . Cinc innat i ( Gullett 15-Bl a t Houston (G r iffin 1-5L 8: 30p .m. Atlan t e (Harrison ~ · 4 ) at San D iego ( Troedson 6·5L 10 :30 p .m . P.m. Wedn es da y's Games Los An~ele s ( Down ing 9-7} at ~an Fran cisco ( Bryant 20·9L 11 D et roi t at Cleve, twi l ight Ba ltim or e at Boston , nig ht p.m . Oak lan d at Ca li forni a, ni ght Wednesday'5 Games (Only ga m es sc heduled ) Phil a at Ne w York, night St . Lou is at Pittsbgh , nig ht Los Angeles run and mcantthul when GKry Thonlaii!IOn upeuc'tl uoe ninth by walking uw Olants rould sacrifice: l!oth Dave llllder and Mike Sttdek bunlt>d and the Dodgers botched up both plays with !ale throws to second . That IQadCd the bases and Jim Brewer came In to fat'< Bonds, who hit 8 1-1 pitch lor his 36th homer to wipe out tbe J1.7l.os Angeles lend. "I wasn't looking to hit it out," Bonds said, "Alii wanted to do was get a sacrifice fly to tie the game." Aaron homered in consecu. live times at bat in the third off Clay Kirby, and in the fifth off Vicente Romo. Thai enabled him to tie one of Ruth's lesser known records of 708 homers in .one league. Six of Ruth's r uns came in the National League. Aaron said it's "possible" he stili might catch Ruth this year. "I hear Ruth's name every time I turn around. But I stili don't think ! 'in as obsessed .with it as everybody el$e seell18 to be." In the other games, Cincin· tutti beat llolll!ton, 1.:1, Montreal t'tl~cd Oolca~o. ~2. New Yurk lllanked J'hll•delphiu, :;.. o, bul iOilt U1e second game, s.:1, and Plll:lburgh beal St. Louis, 5-4, in 13 inning~~ befuc·e lOlling the seeond gume, 11-:t. In Ihe American League In the American l.eab'Ue, Ba lllmore routed BO!Iton, 1 ~, but IOKt the second game, 9-8, Milwaukee beat Cleveland, 135,thenlost, 10-li,Chlcagoswept Texas, 0.7, In II iMingsand li-2, New York edged Detroit, 1·3, Minnesota outlasted Kansas City, 11-li and Californ ia nipped Oakland, 3·1. Cincinnati moVl'tl into its · Am eric.an League . E a st w. I. pet. g. b. Balt imore 79 55 .590 Bos ton 75 63 .543 6 De troi t 7'l 66 .522 9 New York 70 68 .507 11 ~*;.;' " ""·'=-·....·.·.->?.~.......... Milwaukee 67 70 .489 13 1h Clevela nd 59 80 .424 22 1h i:l;i;, !;!;:;;: Wes t '0 w . 1. pet . g .b. ~:;:::: ~.· Oak l and 79 57 , ~8 1 · :::.:::: Kan sasC il v 76 61 .555 3111 Ch lcago 67 o9 .493 12 . Minneso ta 66 70 .465 13 Ca lifornia 62 70 .470 15 Tex as 47 . 90 .343 32 11? . . Mond ay' s Results Ba lt imo r e l3 Boston 8, lst Boston 9 Balt im or e 8, 2nd M i lw aukee 13 C leve 5, 1st Clevela nd 10 M ilw 5, '2 nd Ch i 8 Tex 7. .'l si. 11 in ns Chic ago 5 Texas 2. 2nd New York 4 Det roi t 3 M inn esota 11 Kan City 5 Cal iforni a 3 Oa klend 1 Todav 's Probable Pitchers ( All Ti mes EDT) Balt im ore ( P alme r 18 ·71 at Bos to n (Tia n t 15 · 12), 7: 30 p.m . New Yor k ( Stott lem yr e 13-131 ;~:~ at Detroit. (L ol lc h 12·13), 8 p .m M inneso la ( Bi y leven 16-14) a t Kansas Cit-Y <Sp li tto rff 15-9), 8:30 p m Souther" coach Bill Jewell was very much pleased with his Cle velan d { Ke klch 2-4) at Tornadoes' one touchdown to nothing scrimmage win over CaldMilwa ukee ( Lo ckwo od S. lQ ), 8:30 p,m , · . . well Saturday evening. Tex a s (B ibb y 6·8) at Ch1 Cli90 "We improved 100 percent on both offense and defense," said (t<aat 12· 1'21, 9 p .m . Oa kland (Holtzma n 19- tl J at the second-year mentor of the Purple and Gold. California <Si nge r 1-7 ·1 U , 11 992-2143 992-7428 $20 ,000.00 Maximum Insurance For ---- Major League Stand i ng s By United Preu Interna tional National . League East w. t. pet . g.b . St . Loui s 70 68 .507 1 Pittsburgh 67 67 .500 1 Montr ea l 66 70 .485 3 Ch ica go 65 71 .478 4 New York 64 73 .467 5'12 Ph iladel ph ia 63 75 .457 7 It rul Ulf' l)ollgcrs' lead to ooe NEW LOCATION POMEROY 102 W. MAIN Co. POMEROY, OHJQ._ ~- !In ron enlerlulned just 8,:133 UP! Sporll Writer fans h1 San Diego by hiltln~ u1e Bobby Bonds stole the opol· 707th and, 7081h homers of his light !'.J(Mldsf night but Hnn·k carcoer to mov~ wllltln six of Aaron could still have the l~1be Rulh's career rl'C'Ord of whole show for hlm~lf before 714. The homers paced Atla nlu the season is over. tel a 7.:1 victory over San Diego. With a dramallc grand sl~m And now Aaron has a real homer In the ninth Inning of a chance or cracking the record nationa lly televised game tht• sellliOh~ ~lands gave the San Francisco Many rlrans missed B(Mlda' Giants 811 exciting 11-8 triumph heroics becalllte they turned off over the Los Angeles Dodgers their sets when the Dodgers who blewa seven-rWJiead. T11e roiled to an 0.1 lead after sl.x loss dropped the Dodgers Into a innings. But the Gia nts rallied tie for first place with Cin- lor six runs ·Jn the sevent h. clnnatl In tbe NL West. Bonds scored the last run when Walt Alston, the veteran he raced home from second on Dodger manager, seemed an infield hit by Tltel Fuentes shells hocked. He mumbled, th at Dave Lopes fielded but "I've never seen anything like held too long before making a it. " late throw to the plate. While Bonds was captivating That Run was Crucial the national TV audience, That run l"as crucial because ( 'rt·l'k Hw.J Vmltm (~JUTlly IJitltlrtl {111 III'M CVt:ll ll• r• u t ~ Sat urdii y n11~hl In th~ ftilH I t'!Jlllfoll•·d :Ofl ·riH1111il~l1 fM Adolph's Dairy Valley tohaveamud HEY KIDS! K y~t-r 8 Y VITO STilLLINO The . moon is In its first , . . -. .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -.. follow quarter. The mot ning stars are Mars and Saiurn . The evening stars are Mer. cury, Venus and Jupller.· Reg. '129.9S :\ lt"C.idl< •• Is colllfortlng (@ 1973 Klnr FooturH Syndleot., lne.) Singer~ •• .>•• •• •' Cash e ngine ZPT G EBERSBACH HARDWARE IIOW. MAIN POMEROY We Issue Hunting l.icense !t> AH6 5 AQ 5:1 • 29; Broker's · r~lative A thought for the day: 32. Homily Novelist F. Scott Fitzgerald (abbr.l said : "In a real dark night of 33. Espy the soul it is always three S4. Carmen . the mor mng. ·n o'clk oc m 35. McTwine 37. ilctrcss, SHOTGUNS &RIFLES LICENSED GUN DEALER SOU1'11 iD I • Q1071 Ye1derday's Answer 19. Honey 25. English badger river 20. - Ro27. Like re· manorum fined (collec· iron lion of 30. Otate medieval 3i. Prepare tales ) · 33. Duelist's · memento 23. Bar order 24. "Ivan· 36. Islet hoe" 37. Oriental · tea · heroine Pitching National League: Bryant. SF of 2Q .9 ; Billingham, Ci n 17·8; Jacob Os teen , LA '16·7; Gu llett , Cin 26. Julia and Su l ton. LA 16·8. Ward - . Am eri ca n Lea gu e: Wood , Ch i • 22 · 18 ; Holtzma n, Oak 19· 11; 2'7. Location Pa lm er, Bait 18·7; Co lborn , Mil 28. Missing 18.9 ; Co leman , Det 18-15. G.J. AMMUNITION OF ALL KINDS Remington - Winchester - Ithaca · Harrison & Richardson .,.- Mossberg Browning Gun Cleaning Kits - Gun Oil - Recoil Pads - Game Bags Shell Vests - Gun Cases - Hunting Accessories - Hunters Jackets & Caps- Hunting Pants & Caps - Rifle Sling Straps - Steel Traps. j N£WSPAPE_R ENIE,RPAI$[ ASSN 1 island 25. Son SQUIRREL SEASON WESTERN • REMINGTON f: AS'f + .I VRI ' 74 t JU84 + Ql :O 23. Greek Kelll'ln.at:or Our complete line of hunting supplies and equipment is here ready for selection . Made by world·known manufacturers and in a large range of prices. + A~H4 WF:S'f + 53 . QJI09 :1 t 7 + KJ106 5 -- Williams ~------------------~ 38. Kind ( • K2 t K 10 8Z suffix 2: 00- News ' · M ur ce r , NY 84 . ·OPENS SEPT. 7 1 NOIITil + AKH cashed dummy 's king or Irump~ ' led the sl~ or spodes ond went rlghl up with the qu...,n . Wesl $howed i1ut , but that was no problem . lie JUst ruffed his last spodc and let East use hi s good trump to ruff dum · my's losi ng club. - 2. 6: DO--Tru th or Con seq. 6 ; News 3, 4, 8, 10, 15; Soc1et1 es 1n_ cedar Tra nsi t ion 33 ; Sesa m e Street 20. 13. Athirst 6: Jo--News 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 15; l Dre am of Jeann ie 13. "l Fall 7:00- News 6, 10 ; What's My Li ne 8:T rvlh or Conseq. 3; Beat Too Easi· the Clock 4; Anything You Can Do 13 ; Elec. Co. 20; Book Beat ly" ( 2 33; Bill y Gr aham Cr usa d e 6, 15. wds. ) To Tell the Truth 6. Frustration bids turn O.K. 1. One kind r e corder . Uohrats finish WIN AT BRIDGE lOLA'S by THOMAS JOSEPH Litt le S:DO-Mr . Rogers 20, 33; Bonanza 3; Hazel 8; Big Valley ; ·success. 12: Jo-Searc h for Tomorrow 8, 10 ; Split Second6 ; 3 W's 3, 15. 12: 55~ NB C News 3, 15. 1:00- News 3; All My Children 4, IC~ llt•lt ·n nu.J Sut • Buttt·l ~ OOTOP: · I'm not exactly stlre I agree: There's a lot of female and male role.playing here that would make Gloria Steinem shudder. On the other hand, it's worked in our family and you can't argue w1th 12:0Q---Jeopardy 3, IS; Passwor d 6; Bob Braun 's News 13; News 2' 30- Doc . tors 3, i +++ ~ 1~ · 11 : 55- Generation Rap DEIIH BliP: My Mom does what should be a man's job. She hils tnrec kids, one a very active four.year-old. Sbe weeds the garde n, mows the lawn, paints, plants vogo!llbles, runs a rota-t iller, repairs thing~ , with no help ex<;cpt from me ( lh~ oldest), and I do ju!tt enough to keep her from yelllng. . Dad is strong and healthy, but he thinks 1f Mom fixed something once, she can do il all the lime, 110 he never does nnylhing around the house, while Mom does more and more (and I'm gelling more hard jobs, too) . · We're pretty disgusted with Dad. What's your opinion'! ONE OF TWO OVERWORKED DEAR ONE: My opinion (and it's admittedly pre·liberation} Is that a woma n this efficient deserves all the work she gets beaped on her . I never learned to start those rope.puUmotors, thus the rololillcr and our ancie nt lawn mower are "beyond my powers".l'm a sloppy pa int e~. and I couldn't repa ir a cabinet or an electr~c cord on a bet. So natura lly these jobs go to my husband who 1s absolutely sure I co uldn't exist without him. On the other hand, his cooking and his cleaning ability stop at "Norwegian Salad" (a wild kind of omelet) and a vacuwn job that ignores the corners. We both know we could do a great deal mll!'e if necessarybut thank heavens, It isn't necessary. Meanwhile, It's lovely being dependent on each other ... and feeling needed in our own specialties. Your mother may have already destroyed this dellcate balance of "his and herness," but perhaps you '11 learn an important lesson from watching her. Which is : let your husbaud know he's tremendously important - that Without hun the fami ly house and garden might fall apart - and you'll be sur· prised how much pride he takes In p~oving you right. - HELEN 8 00· Tcmpe-raiiJres Rising6, 13 ; Maude 8, 10: Evening AI Pops l1] I I t ~ ~ · Foolbill1 '13 3: New Prtce Is Right 8, 10. m f."''lc' t/W/1/11 ~ TUESDAY. 5EPT. 4, 191) 7· JO Circus 4; To Tell fh~ Truth 6· RFD 10 ; C.mc~r · Ute or 0 ath JJ ; Beat the toclo. 13: ( hetrles Bletir's BL~ tter Wor ld J'J ; (orm fo ur ordinAry "urdi, ... ~<-·:-~ :-:~;:.·:~~=:.::s·.-:~:·~~=·:·::~:.:;. · ·.~::;·.·;·~·8·:·.·: ;:.·:-:·:···:·:·:·:·.·~:-:·:-:.;·:-;-:-.,"':s-.~»:-.':.:-:·:'.:·:~ • Insurance IS thefi] • • ---~ HEADQUARTERS FOR FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES Moore's American Hardware Pomeroy 1 ' ,I I' ,' ' 't I �:1 - The Dally So:nlln•l, Mlddleport-l'mneroy, o., Nrr>t. ( 197:1 1- The Dally Sentinr l. J\liddl~port-Pomeroy, 0., Sept . 4, 197:1 1 Television Log ~l]l~l:brn @ /kd ~.,_I!J ....J 11"Unlt'rRmblc- the"" fOJt lr Jumhll'M. one lt Uer t(l tlll' h 1\QUI\rr, t11 s~ D II 0 .~ ~ HE )I I t J I ~~iL-..J I : l/'1~. 1/1/) ~ I I MleHT ~E 1:00- News ?· 'l(l..... ~ircled letl m The Dai~ mu- THE DINER DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF ME IGS, MASON AREA CHESTI!R L. TANNE.HIL.L. , Elit e. Ed. ROBERT HOEFLICH , City Ed i to r Publ ist1e d daily ucep t Sat urda y by Th e Ohio \I II IIey Pub l i sh in g Comp any , 111 Covrt St ., Pom er oy , Oh iO , H769 . BusiMS Off ic e Pho ne H2 ·21 S6. Ed itor ial Phone 992 2151. Second ela n postage paid 11 Po meroy , Ohio. Nat i onal ad ve r tiS ing representative Botflnell l· Gall agher , Inc .. 12 Eut 42nd St., New Vor k .• New Y ork . S u b~t rl p tl on ra't u : Delivered by carr ier wh ere available 55 cents per week ; By Motor carri er · Ftou te serv i ce IN11e re not ava ilable: On e month, S'2 . Br ma ll In Ohio {lind W. Va ,, On e vear. S16 ; Sl11. months, ·8.50 ; Thru month !. , 55.50. Elsewhere sn vnr; Sill mon ths 59.50; thr ee mont hs, Subscri ptiOn price In · ctUd n Sunday Times. SentiMI . $6 IN T H E COMMON PLEAS C OUR T , PROB ATE DIVI SIO N MEI GS COUNT Y. OHIO In the M atter of · Sett le m ent of A ccou nt s Proba te Co urt, M ei gs Count y, Oh i o Accoun ts and vouchers of the fo ll o w ing named fiducia r ies have been fll~ d in the P r oba t ~ Court , Meigs County , Ohio ,. for ap pr oval and se ttlement : CASE NO . 19.!04 - Se\lenlh Cur r ent Account of Joyce A . Da v (s , Guard.ian . of th e person an d esta t e of Mary E . Russel l. CASE NO , 20076 - First and Fin at Account o f William Th omes Soulsby, Executor of the Estate o f Cora May Car · ma n , Deceased . CASE NO. 20435 ..,.. First and Fin at Acco un t .of Donna Barrett. Gvardian of the Estate of RQ ber t Bar r ett , Linda Barr ett, Debra Barr ett , Nancy Barr e tt , Alvin Ba rr ett , David Ba rr ett and F r a nces Barrett . CASE NO. 20460 - First and Fin al AcCounf of Edison Hob · stetter. Executor of t he Est.., t e of Wi l li(!Jm A. C-arman , Deceased . CASE N.O. 20639 Fi r st CU rr en t Accoun t of Norman F . Hoover' , Guard ian or the Estate of Esmeral da Barbara Wilt · Shi r e . CASE NO. 20845 - F ir st and F ina l. Accoun t of Phy ll js Joan H.e nn essy, Execu trix of t he es t a t e of T homas William He n nessy aka Th omas Hen · o essy aka Tho m as w. Hen. nessy. Un less exce pt ionS ar e fil ed th ereto, sai d account s wil l be to r he aring befor e said Co ur t on the 3rd day of Octo ber , 1973 , at whi ch t ime sa id acco unts will be cons ider ed and co ntin ued fr om day to day un til f in ally dis posed of . Any per son interested ma y f ile written exce ptions to said ac cou nts or to ma tter s per tain ing to the exec ution of the t rust. not less th an five da ys prior t o the d ate se t for h ear ing . Manny D. Webster Judge, Common Pleas Court, · Probate Dlv ison , · Meig5 County , Ohio (9) 4 , ltc 10 lb. Coin.()p CLEANING •3.50 ROBINSON'S CLEANERS POMEROY 216 E. Second ~ om 6. 6: 45- Corn cob Re por ts 3 ; Farm time 10, 7: 0Q-Today3, 4, 15 ; CBS News 8, 10; News 6; Romper Room 6. Flinlslon~s 13 i 7' 30- Rocky f:vult/ bi' "i n 1h 1• rt>rf" - lmt ~~~· ·~ !Cii/( 11M~· to Sentinel No~~o'•• ~~: Sun(Jsc Seminar 4; Sacred Hea rt 10 . 6:2 Farm Report 13, 6 : 25- Pt\UI Harve)l 13. 6 : 30------ Columbus Today 4; Blble Answers 9,· Th e Story 13 ; News Jumblt·t: NIECE DEITY DRIVEL CHISEL Major L eague L ead ers By Un it ed Press Inter nat io nal L eading Batters Nationa l Lea gu e g . •ab r . h. pet . Rose , Cl n 137 576 99 1911 .345 Wts n, Hou 140 520 ~0 165 .317 Per ez, Cin 130 487 60 154 .316 Cdeno , Hou 11!1 444 71 140 .31 5 M&dox, SF 120 483 64 151 .313 Crdni , Ch l 126 456 74 142 ~3 11 Hunt , Mtl 111 394 6 1 121 :307 Garr , At I 132 5!19 87 180 .306 Snglfn, Mtl 136 474 89 145 .306 GoodSn.cSF ·102 384 37 116 .302 Am eric an Leag ue g. ab r . h. pet . Carw , M in 128 498 84 176 .353 Hor fn , Det 95 350 39 114 .326 M urc r , N Y 137 532 71 166 .312 Ma)I , M il 134 539 84 167 .310 Munsn , NY 128 · A42 74 137 .310 s cot t, M il 133 509 83 153 .30 1 Dav is, B al 117 471 49 142 .301 Otis , KC 132 520 84 156 .300 Ol iv a. Mi n 1211 509 58 151 .297 Jc ksn , Oa k 136 49 9 95 148 .297 Ya z, Bos 128 462 69' 137 ,297 d.· 6 : 00 (An•wc:n t unmr r ow) f'ltt Mon trom U.N.C.L.E . a. WED NESDAY. SEPT. 5. 1I'll! - SUIPRISI ANSWI« hilt 1A r I I I I 1 I I J AnPwf'r: 131 2: oo-Your Hea lt h ~ ~ :V to form the .•urprue a nswer, u ~::=Ll=:::::::·=::::::!·:;:::to.::;-Ll~ ~urges ted by Lhe &bov4l cartoon. !'I(IIUrt!Mr'• " The Six Mllllon Doll11r Man" " Payrn.ent orl Demand" 8.' ' 'Dancing In 1he Dark '' ' 10. A5!>QC.IATED WITH A C.RQOK. Now on•nr•lhe Mov~c 6, 13 ; The Session 70. 9, Oil- The Oulsldors 20. 33. 9: Jo- Virginittn 8; Movie " M urdock 's Gtmg" 10. 10 ,00- Marcus Welby. M.D. 6. 13; New• 10; Wor ld Symphony Orchestra 33. 11 : QO- News 3, 4, B, 13, 1), 10, 6. 11 : lO- Johnny Carson 3, 4, 15 ; Dick Cavett 6. 13; Mov ies I '/'11/( :1/ 3l; Ohio This Week?O : NBC Roporls J, ' · I\. JO - Hrtwali F ~ve 0 8. 10. '1. & Bullwlpkle 13; New Zoo Revue 6. 8 : oo- Capt . Kangaroo 8, 10 : New Zoo Revue 13 : Sesame St. 33 ; Lassie 6 . 8 ' 30-~ack LaLanne 13 : Huck & Yogi 6. 8: 55-NeWs 13. 9: 00-Paul Dlxon 4; Ph il Donahue. 15 ; F r ien~l y J unct ion 10 ; A,M. 3 ; Brady Bunch 6; Peyton Pla ce 13 ; M1st e r Rogers 33; Mov ie " Love In A Goldfish Bow l" 8. 9,30-Eiec. Co. 33; To Tell the Trulh 3; Wild. Wild West 6 ; Peyton Place 13. 9: 55-Chvc k White Reports 10. 10,QO-Di nab, Shore 3, IS : Joker's Wild 10; Dick Va n Dyke IJ; Lilias, Yo!Ja and Yov 33 . 10' JO-Baffle 3, 4, 15 : 110,000 Pyram id 8, 10; Split Second 13: M ike Douglass 6; Erica 33 . 10:45- Theonie 33. . 11 : oo--Gambit 8, 10 ; Pa ssword 13 ; Ins ight 33 ; Wizard of Odds J, . 11:3o-- Ho11ywood Squares 3, 4, 15; lbve of L1fe 8, 10; Brady Bunch 13 ; Book Beat 33. CBS News 8; Dan lmel's World 10. 10. 8: Sesame Street 33. But . .. I'll let you in on secret, "Two." Mom CAN start a rope.pulley lawn mower and repair a cabinet If sh~ has to - and Dad has put out great meals and even cleaned behmd the TV set when Mom was on a speaking trip. They're pretty good at conning each other - in the interests of a happy marriage. And since they're both aware of it, well, maybe I'll follow in their footsteps. -SUE 6, 13; Joker's Wild i : Green Acr es 10; Not For Women Only 15. uo- Three on a Match 3, 4, 15; Let's Make A Dea l 6, 13; As the World Tu rns 8, 10 ; The Session 33. . . 2:QO-Days of 0ur.Uves3 , 4, 15; Newlywed Game 13,6 ; Gu1d mg Lioht 8, 10; Swan La ke 33. 15: Edge of Nig ht 8, 10; Girl in My Life 6, IJ. J:oo-Another Wor ld 3, 4, 15 ; Ge ne r al Hosp1ta t 6, 1 ~: t-'r lce IS Right 8, 10; Bla c k Perspec ti ve on th e News 33 . 3:3o-Return of Pey ton Place 3, 15; One Life to U•ie6113-,· ~ec r et Storm 10 ; Phil Donah ue 4 ; Tim e for Timoth y 33; Match Game '73 8. 4:0()--Mr . Cartoon 3; Somerset 15 ; Sesame St . 33; Love, American Style 13 ; Merv Grif fin ~ ; .~ uck l eber r y Ho~n d ~ Yogi Bear 6 ; Secret Stor m 8: Mov 1e 1001 Arabian Nights 10 4 : Jo-:..Petticoal Junction 3; Abbolt & Costello 8; My Ma rgie 15; Daktari 13; M er1v Gri ffin 4; I Love Lucy6. Western Sta r Th eater 15. 5: 3D---E iec . Co. 33 ; Gomer Pyle 13; ~ ACROSS 1. Eschew 5 6; 41. "Show Bo~t' . captain • P orker DOWN 8. Bever ly Hillb illi es 8 ; Hodgepodge Lodge10 ; Trails West15 ; Dick Van Dyke<. 5, 55-Earl Nlg hingale .15. . . of horse Asylum l. On top of·· the heap (4 wds. l 4. Little Edward 5. Worked 9. East Indian ·u. 7' 30-The J udg elO : PoliceS urgeon3,4 ; BeatlheCiock 13: How I5. Maynard Oo Your Childre n Grow 20; Ep isode Action 33 ; Protector s B; . · 8:0G-Ad ilm 12 3; B l i ly Graha m Crusa de 8; The Un reasona bl e . 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Run s Batted In Nationa l Leagu e: Bench , Cin and Sta rg ell, Pit t Y6 ; Evans, At1 93 ; Sin gleton, M tl 92; May, Hou 9l. Am erican Ll!agu e: J ackson, Oa k . 109; May ber ry, K C 93; Otis, KCN Scolt , Mi l a nd 12. Lessee 16. Withered AIR CONDITIONERS 6,000 to 24,000 BTU Have cool clean air tonig ht . Tota l ve nt ilation . Mason Furniture PH . 77].5592 MASON, W. VA. • + +2 None vulnerabl e ,. Wes t Norl b t;ost Suulh t'r 2+ Pas.s :.! t Pass 4t Pass 4. Pass Pass 4• 6t Pass Pa ss 4N .T. Pass The bl ddln~ ha> !teen · Wrst Nort h f:u t I' l)ll.'IS Pass 2N .T. Puss Pass :1N .1'. Pa ss 4 You ,Soulh , hold : +Q 8 6 4 ! • 2 tA 4 +A K 'J 9 7 What do you do now'.' A- Hid rour club11 . Yo u hue defi nite l nterell t in 11 sl11 m. Pass Opening lead- TODA Y'S QUESTION • Q By Oswald & James Jocoby You bid four clubs and your partner btds rive clubs. Wha t do 'you do now'! · South was rather frustrated An swer tomorr..Qw ri ght through th ~ bidding. He found himself rebtddmg a fo ur· card dia mond suit: .cue bidding Sprinq & Summer with an ~ bsolute mommum and then bidding a four no-trump whi ch he hoped his partner would interpret as a sign-off and not as Blackwood . Whe n Nor th did give it the desired interpr etation and 1f2 jumped to six dia monds, South pa ss~ d happily a nd hoped to see a good dummy. . 59 N. 2nd The dummy was quite satis· factory , but South saw prob· Middleport, 0 . · !ems. Somehow or other he wanted to cash six trump tricks. He decided that the plan would be to ruff two clubs in his' See .Our New own hand , but other things had to come first. Fall and Back He won the heart lead with dummy 's king and promptly To School Fashions led a heart toward hi s own hand. He didn ' t really worr y SUMMER about East ruf!jng becauses· WEARABLES 112 PRICE .East would be ruffing a loser, but East followed suit. 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Main I lruli rmapolis last month , fa ced fustballer Ken fo'orsch und had an 0-2 count before h ~ louped :o~ two-rU11 ~:~ing lc tu give Cincin nati :1 4-3 victory . ..,. wanted his speed. If he taps . ball high we could at least lhe lie it up." Griffey, 23, called up fro m Reds' triwttph rnovell lhcm intCJ a fi 1·st place tie with the Dodgers. "Now that we 're in first "Place, we can 1 t afford lo lost:! it," Andersqn :m1d. " We've got to hold on toil. I thin k this will ..... ....... ........ .. .. .. ...... ... ....... :;:;:;:: :;:;;:;~ Pomeroy PH. 992-2171 L-----( I I ;j;j;j~ I Sports I~ .~.:·:.r D es k r.f 1 ;,:·' .:;·' .:i~ ~ ~:.,"/o~gdfme;~~en~~~~~~ed~:; ll!l·l . :.: .' :.. ..• By Denny Fobes . ,.,... The lone scrinunage score came on a !yard plunge off tackle by sophomore fullback Greg Duiming. Southern opens its 1973 season Friday night at Green T\vp. and Jewell feels his defending SV AC champs will be ready by the end of the week. Ch ic ago at Montreal. ni ght KEY INJURY - While neither area SVAC team, Eastern or Sweet clover is the greatest Cincinnati at Hou s ton , n ig ht Atlanta at San Die'go , nig ht single so ur ce of honey pro· Southern, has beeri hit by an injury to a key player, the Meigs Los Ang at San F r an cisco . duced in the United States . Marauders suffered one in Saturday's scrimmage against nl~ht Warren LOcal. Senior center J.D. Story is lostfor ~weeks with a broken left hand, suffered in the 2~ Melg~~ win. Although officials report that he'll be out! or 4 weeks, Story vows he'll be back before tliat. Junior Jeff Musser or sophomore John Blake will fill in at the . center spot. . . Concerning the Warren scrimmage, Coach Charley Chancey didn't have much to say about the Marauders' play, but indicated they have a ways to go before tbey'll be ready for the season opener that is now just 3 days away. TBOUBLE AHEAD? ~ The 1973 grid season could be in for some trouble due to teachers' strikes. Gallipolis City School teachers struck this morning, and football teams do not play during strikes since the coaches are teachers. Meigs is scheduled to travel tel Gallipolis on Sept. 28, and if the Gallia teachers are still out, the Marauder slate will be cut AI the PomerQy-Mason Bridge from a 9 game season to just 8. Ten games were originally scheduled, but earller in the summer Reemelin dropped out of its Sept. 21 Marauder Stadium dale. CHEERING SUPPOR'l' - Southern cheerleaders Megan Brown, Stephanie Ord and Vicki Wolle presented a local sports· writer with a Tornado tee-shirt last week. It seems they were upset with his wearing of a Meigs football shirt one day. JUMPIN' JERSEYS - It remains lo .be seen if the Eastern Eagles will give new head coach Lew Berkhimer a winning season, bUt one thing is certaln,-the Green and White will " look good, II The 1973 Eagles will be sporting spanking new, deep green jerseys with white numerals. Now, all !hat is needed is for the Eagles to.live up to their appearance. The Green and White open . the fall season Friday night at Hannan Trace, in what Berkhimer terms one of two key early games. The otber is ne.t Friday, against Syrrunes Valley at home. · Berkhimer hopes 2quick wins will boost the confidence ·or his young club befo ~ the Sept. 22battle at Southern. FIRST, FINALLY - The Cincinnati Redlegs have finally taken hold of a piece of first place In the National West. The Reds' 4-3 triumph over the Astros, coupled with the Dodgers amazing II .Sloss to the Giants, put the Reds up there on top, only a week and a hall after this colwnn said they would. The ·supreme eye-<~lght of major league umpires was exempiHied last night In the Dodgers.<Jianls game on the Monday night game of the week. Three consecutive close calls at second base In the bottom of the ninth·, helped load the bases for Bobby Bonds' clout. Instant GOOD FOOD Bengal. play INSURANCE AGENCY - COJ<i•O Rt.TIOt< up Ulcre, " tm said . "This sur·e feels good ." Pedr o Burbon , now 7-4, · picked up the vklury in three innings Of six. hit I'Clicf. Co upled wit h San Francisco's victory over Los .Angeles, the end up going to lhe wire. There's 24 games to go. It will be a lot or fun ." Juan Pizarru, :1-2, suffered tl1e loss in his first start of the year. He gave up a horner to CINCINNATI (UP! ) Andy Kosco in lhe second and an HBl single to Pete Rose in tl1e seventh before the Heds' keeps is crazy," Cincinnati rally. Bengail; Coach Paul Brown Houston . score d three said after his team rallied for a unearned run s off Jack 31-20 victory over the Atlanta Billing hHm. With two out In Ute Falcons Saturday night. fi rth, Bob Watson singled and The 55,863 fans who jammed Riverfront Stadiwn wouldn't Doug Hader grounded to third . baseman Dan Driessen, who' argue with the veleran coach over threw first ·and Watbecause · exhibition game or son scure.d. Lee May and not, the contest didn't lack for Tommy Helms then doubled in excitement or suspense. runs. ~~ we proved we can come from behind and win the game," said Bengals quarterback Ken Anderson, who threw two touchdown passes. "That's what we have to be·able tel do." One of Anderson's TD passes was a 32-yarder to rookie isaac Curtis, the first pass reception in pro foot hall for the Bengals' top draft choice. Curtis leaped and made a twisiing, over-theshoulder grab of Anderstin's pass in the end zone. "That touchdown catch was 100 per cent Isaac Curtis," Anderson said. "He really made a great catch. " for keeps in comeback win LUNCHES AT ••. McCLURE'S 4th & Locust qa;'&J t92·52CI Mldd ltport . o. 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I don't care what happens, 'Just go up and swing at it, to take a rip. 1 SELECTION OF DOUBLE KNIT II I FABRICS . ~~ flrot.plarc lie with I"' Angeles when Ken (Jriffey hit a two.out, two·run flinch slnHle in the eighth inn in~ to beat licl\lston. bvlh sqwHis. Griffey was just called up un 'om:li ,Joe IJune;m 'N Vikings Aug, z:i ond Hcds' Manager St·orcd lw1) far~ L half Louth· Sparky Anderson beamc'tl, " I iiOWfi S whiff· Ct,JC'h J~trl '" 'tiLS twurcd tt think he'll be another J.uu Spra~uc 's Blihl llrock." tuuchd•1wn (Ill tt f.iO yotd puss Plt!Bburgh remained a game p!Hy fr11111 quartco·!Jark (;Jity behind Sl.l.ools by splitting the !Judson to scuivr end JfJhn doubleheader with the Cardi. Hum ley. Urock , Ted Sizemore and Th•• varsoty ltttlon ended U.rnle C.rbo knocked i~ two wit/1 the Botx:ut.lil nwrd1i n~ ut ruos e~ch to glv~ St. !.ouos the lhc 18 yn rd line . liCt'Ond ~amc vtclory. In the KC'N I'CHerw; post"'! a 2·1 opener, . Richie Hebner's 131h vidm·y over the Vi~ing l-! w~'!le inning mslde-thc-park homer the fl'~:-ih llll'O squildS ftJ U~ht lo gave the Pirates the triumph. a 1 ~ 1 tit•. HOUSTON (UPI) - Cincinnati Manager Sparky Anderson ordered roo~ ie Ken Griffey into "an awful situation" Monday night but lhe yowtg outfielder responded with a game-winning hit that vaul ted the Reds Into a first place tie in the Natio nal League West today. . ......... ....,. ......, ~~..:->· ' 11'/o® ........,.,.,.•-.~x..~.-..h:»:·x·~.-···;o •...·,-;·:"-w:-;o%·;.::·;::, ;::§:~;::~:~::;;::&~:e:.»;;:!;!;~!~::{$':t:;~ ..::::;::::=::,?.::::::o:::~f.;:;::;:;:::$:.-::!~:~:~~::~::-;,::.;:;:;:~:·.:;;::,t:. h ".'':'.':)i t.. e w. I. pet . g.b. .83 55 . 60 1 Ci nc innat i 83 55 .601 _ San F ran cisco 77 59 .566 5 \ Hou ston 71 69 .507 14 Atlanta 66 13 .475 18 San Die go 48 88 .353 34112 Monday's Results New Yor kS P h ila ·O, 1st Ph il a 6 New York 3, 2nd P lttsbgh 5 St. Louis 4, 1st St . Loui s 8 P ifl sbg h 3, 2n d Montre &l 5 Chi cago 2 Cin cl nna114 Houston 3 San Fr_a·n 11 Los Ang e les !I Atlanta 7 San Diego 3 Today ' s Probab!e Pitch ers !All Times EDT) Philad el phIa 1Lon borg 12-11) at New York (Seaver 15.8), 8:05 p .m. St . Lou is (Nagy 0·11 at P ittsbur gh (Rooker 7.4 ), 8: 05 p .m . . Chicago ( Reus chel 12-ll ) at Mon treal (Rog ers 6-3L 8:05 p .m . Cinc innat i ( Gullett 15-Bl a t Houston (G r iffin 1-5L 8: 30p .m. Atlan t e (Harrison ~ · 4 ) at San D iego ( Troedson 6·5L 10 :30 p .m . P.m. Wedn es da y's Games Los An~ele s ( Down ing 9-7} at ~an Fran cisco ( Bryant 20·9L 11 D et roi t at Cleve, twi l ight Ba ltim or e at Boston , nig ht p.m . Oak lan d at Ca li forni a, ni ght Wednesday'5 Games (Only ga m es sc heduled ) Phil a at Ne w York, night St . Lou is at Pittsbgh , nig ht Los Angeles run and mcantthul when GKry Thonlaii!IOn upeuc'tl uoe ninth by walking uw Olants rould sacrifice: l!oth Dave llllder and Mike Sttdek bunlt>d and the Dodgers botched up both plays with !ale throws to second . That IQadCd the bases and Jim Brewer came In to fat'< Bonds, who hit 8 1-1 pitch lor his 36th homer to wipe out tbe J1.7l.os Angeles lend. "I wasn't looking to hit it out," Bonds said, "Alii wanted to do was get a sacrifice fly to tie the game." Aaron homered in consecu. live times at bat in the third off Clay Kirby, and in the fifth off Vicente Romo. Thai enabled him to tie one of Ruth's lesser known records of 708 homers in .one league. Six of Ruth's r uns came in the National League. Aaron said it's "possible" he stili might catch Ruth this year. "I hear Ruth's name every time I turn around. But I stili don't think ! 'in as obsessed .with it as everybody el$e seell18 to be." In the other games, Cincin· tutti beat llolll!ton, 1.:1, Montreal t'tl~cd Oolca~o. ~2. New Yurk lllanked J'hll•delphiu, :;.. o, bul iOilt U1e second game, s.:1, and Plll:lburgh beal St. Louis, 5-4, in 13 inning~~ befuc·e lOlling the seeond gume, 11-:t. In Ihe American League In the American l.eab'Ue, Ba lllmore routed BO!Iton, 1 ~, but IOKt the second game, 9-8, Milwaukee beat Cleveland, 135,thenlost, 10-li,Chlcagoswept Texas, 0.7, In II iMingsand li-2, New York edged Detroit, 1·3, Minnesota outlasted Kansas City, 11-li and Californ ia nipped Oakland, 3·1. Cincinnati moVl'tl into its · Am eric.an League . E a st w. I. pet. g. b. Balt imore 79 55 .590 Bos ton 75 63 .543 6 De troi t 7'l 66 .522 9 New York 70 68 .507 11 ~*;.;' " ""·'=-·....·.·.->?.~.......... Milwaukee 67 70 .489 13 1h Clevela nd 59 80 .424 22 1h i:l;i;, !;!;:;;: Wes t '0 w . 1. pet . g .b. ~:;:::: ~.· Oak l and 79 57 , ~8 1 · :::.:::: Kan sasC il v 76 61 .555 3111 Ch lcago 67 o9 .493 12 . Minneso ta 66 70 .465 13 Ca lifornia 62 70 .470 15 Tex as 47 . 90 .343 32 11? . . Mond ay' s Results Ba lt imo r e l3 Boston 8, lst Boston 9 Balt im or e 8, 2nd M i lw aukee 13 C leve 5, 1st Clevela nd 10 M ilw 5, '2 nd Ch i 8 Tex 7. .'l si. 11 in ns Chic ago 5 Texas 2. 2nd New York 4 Det roi t 3 M inn esota 11 Kan City 5 Cal iforni a 3 Oa klend 1 Todav 's Probable Pitchers ( All Ti mes EDT) Balt im ore ( P alme r 18 ·71 at Bos to n (Tia n t 15 · 12), 7: 30 p.m . New Yor k ( Stott lem yr e 13-131 ;~:~ at Detroit. (L ol lc h 12·13), 8 p .m M inneso la ( Bi y leven 16-14) a t Kansas Cit-Y <Sp li tto rff 15-9), 8:30 p m Souther" coach Bill Jewell was very much pleased with his Cle velan d { Ke klch 2-4) at Tornadoes' one touchdown to nothing scrimmage win over CaldMilwa ukee ( Lo ckwo od S. lQ ), 8:30 p,m , · . . well Saturday evening. Tex a s (B ibb y 6·8) at Ch1 Cli90 "We improved 100 percent on both offense and defense," said (t<aat 12· 1'21, 9 p .m . 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With a dramallc grand sl~m And now Aaron has a real homer In the ninth Inning of a chance or cracking the record nationa lly televised game tht• sellliOh~ ~lands gave the San Francisco Many rlrans missed B(Mlda' Giants 811 exciting 11-8 triumph heroics becalllte they turned off over the Los Angeles Dodgers their sets when the Dodgers who blewa seven-rWJiead. T11e roiled to an 0.1 lead after sl.x loss dropped the Dodgers Into a innings. But the Gia nts rallied tie for first place with Cin- lor six runs ·Jn the sevent h. clnnatl In tbe NL West. Bonds scored the last run when Walt Alston, the veteran he raced home from second on Dodger manager, seemed an infield hit by Tltel Fuentes shells hocked. He mumbled, th at Dave Lopes fielded but "I've never seen anything like held too long before making a it. " late throw to the plate. While Bonds was captivating That Run was Crucial the national TV audience, That run l"as crucial because ( 'rt·l'k Hw.J Vmltm (~JUTlly IJitltlrtl {111 III'M CVt:ll ll• r• u t ~ Sat urdii y n11~hl In th~ ftilH I t'!Jlllfoll•·d :Ofl ·riH1111il~l1 fM Adolph's Dairy Valley tohaveamud HEY KIDS! K y~t-r 8 Y VITO STilLLINO The . moon is In its first , . . -. .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -.. follow quarter. The mot ning stars are Mars and Saiurn . The evening stars are Mer. cury, Venus and Jupller.· Reg. '129.9S :\ lt"C.idl< •• Is colllfortlng (@ 1973 Klnr FooturH Syndleot., lne.) Singer~ •• .>•• •• •' Cash e ngine ZPT G EBERSBACH HARDWARE IIOW. MAIN POMEROY We Issue Hunting l.icense !t> AH6 5 AQ 5:1 • 29; Broker's · r~lative A thought for the day: 32. Homily Novelist F. Scott Fitzgerald (abbr.l said : "In a real dark night of 33. Espy the soul it is always three S4. Carmen . the mor mng. ·n o'clk oc m 35. 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Son SQUIRREL SEASON WESTERN • REMINGTON f: AS'f + .I VRI ' 74 t JU84 + Ql :O 23. Greek Kelll'ln.at:or Our complete line of hunting supplies and equipment is here ready for selection . Made by world·known manufacturers and in a large range of prices. + A~H4 WF:S'f + 53 . QJI09 :1 t 7 + KJ106 5 -- Williams ~------------------~ 38. Kind ( • K2 t K 10 8Z suffix 2: 00- News ' · M ur ce r , NY 84 . ·OPENS SEPT. 7 1 NOIITil + AKH cashed dummy 's king or Irump~ ' led the sl~ or spodes ond went rlghl up with the qu...,n . Wesl $howed i1ut , but that was no problem . lie JUst ruffed his last spodc and let East use hi s good trump to ruff dum · my's losi ng club. - 2. 6: DO--Tru th or Con seq. 6 ; News 3, 4, 8, 10, 15; Soc1et1 es 1n_ cedar Tra nsi t ion 33 ; Sesa m e Street 20. 13. Athirst 6: Jo--News 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 15; l Dre am of Jeann ie 13. "l Fall 7:00- News 6, 10 ; What's My Li ne 8:T rvlh or Conseq. 3; Beat Too Easi· the Clock 4; Anything You Can Do 13 ; Elec. Co. 20; Book Beat ly" ( 2 33; Bill y Gr aham Cr usa d e 6, 15. wds. ) To Tell the Truth 6. Frustration bids turn O.K. 1. One kind r e corder . Uohrats finish WIN AT BRIDGE lOLA'S by THOMAS JOSEPH Litt le S:DO-Mr . Rogers 20, 33; Bonanza 3; Hazel 8; Big Valley ; ·success. 12: Jo-Searc h for Tomorrow 8, 10 ; Split Second6 ; 3 W's 3, 15. 12: 55~ NB C News 3, 15. 1:00- News 3; All My Children 4, IC~ llt•lt ·n nu.J Sut • Buttt·l ~ OOTOP: · I'm not exactly stlre I agree: There's a lot of female and male role.playing here that would make Gloria Steinem shudder. On the other hand, it's worked in our family and you can't argue w1th 12:0Q---Jeopardy 3, IS; Passwor d 6; Bob Braun 's News 13; News 2' 30- Doc . tors 3, i +++ ~ 1~ · 11 : 55- Generation Rap DEIIH BliP: My Mom does what should be a man's job. She hils tnrec kids, one a very active four.year-old. Sbe weeds the garde n, mows the lawn, paints, plants vogo!llbles, runs a rota-t iller, repairs thing~ , with no help ex<;cpt from me ( lh~ oldest), and I do ju!tt enough to keep her from yelllng. . Dad is strong and healthy, but he thinks 1f Mom fixed something once, she can do il all the lime, 110 he never does nnylhing around the house, while Mom does more and more (and I'm gelling more hard jobs, too) . · We're pretty disgusted with Dad. What's your opinion'! ONE OF TWO OVERWORKED DEAR ONE: My opinion (and it's admittedly pre·liberation} Is that a woma n this efficient deserves all the work she gets beaped on her . I never learned to start those rope.puUmotors, thus the rololillcr and our ancie nt lawn mower are "beyond my powers".l'm a sloppy pa int e~. and I couldn't repa ir a cabinet or an electr~c cord on a bet. So natura lly these jobs go to my husband who 1s absolutely sure I co uldn't exist without him. On the other hand, his cooking and his cleaning ability stop at "Norwegian Salad" (a wild kind of omelet) and a vacuwn job that ignores the corners. We both know we could do a great deal mll!'e if necessarybut thank heavens, It isn't necessary. Meanwhile, It's lovely being dependent on each other ... and feeling needed in our own specialties. Your mother may have already destroyed this dellcate balance of "his and herness," but perhaps you '11 learn an important lesson from watching her. Which is : let your husbaud know he's tremendously important - that Without hun the fami ly house and garden might fall apart - and you'll be sur· prised how much pride he takes In p~oving you right. - HELEN 8 00· Tcmpe-raiiJres Rising6, 13 ; Maude 8, 10: Evening AI Pops l1] I I t ~ ~ · Foolbill1 '13 3: New Prtce Is Right 8, 10. m f."''lc' t/W/1/11 ~ TUESDAY. 5EPT. 4, 191) 7· JO Circus 4; To Tell fh~ Truth 6· RFD 10 ; C.mc~r · Ute or 0 ath JJ ; Beat the toclo. 13: ( hetrles Bletir's BL~ tter Wor ld J'J ; (orm fo ur ordinAry "urdi, ... ~<-·:-~ :-:~;:.·:~~=:.::s·.-:~:·~~=·:·::~:.:;. · ·.~::;·.·;·~·8·:·.·: ;:.·:-:·:···:·:·:·:·.·~:-:·:-:.;·:-;-:-.,"':s-.~»:-.':.:-:·:'.:·:~ • Insurance IS thefi] • • ---~ HEADQUARTERS FOR FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES Moore's American Hardware Pomeroy 1 ' ,I I' ,' ' 't I �J Rio pl. 4, LU7:1 4 - Tilt Dally Srntinol, Mtddl~port-l'mlleroy, 0 ., Sept. 4, 1973 Rutland club meets Shower given POMEROY - Miss Pe~gy Story and Mra. Becky Anderson .entertained recently with a bridal shower honoring Ml,ss Jennifer Menchlnl, whose marriage to Thomas R. Foster will be an event of Sept . 8. The shower was held in the fellowship hall of St. Paul 's Lutheran Church and daisies were used in the decorations. Games were played with prizes being won by Mrs. Debbie Finlaw, Mrs. Debbie· Gilkey, and Mrs. Edna Cooper. Mrs. Carolyn Bartels won the door prize. A pink and mint green color scheme was carried out in the decorations and refreshments. Cake, nuts, mints and- punch were served. The guest list in cluded . Mr.s. Lois Burl, Melanie Burl , Mrs . Marie Watson , Mrs. Videa Girolami, Mrs. Gemma Casci, Mrs. Dorothy Rife , Mrs. Carrie Neutzling , Mrs. Marcella Cardi, Mrs. Adrianna Barsotti, · Mrs. Rose Sisson .' Mrs. Eloise White. Mrs. Edna Cooper. Mrs. Mary Riggs, Maralynn Tl:ncy, Caralynn Tr<><:y, Mrs. Rowena Vaughan, Mrs. Lena Nesselroad, Mrs. Ada Nease. Mrs. Debbie Finlaw, Sandi Sargent, Jane Quivey, Mary K. Hennessy, Sally Erwin, Debbie Gilkey. Debbie Menchini, Mrs. Carolyn Bartels, Mrs. Nona Nelson, Mrs. Shirley Smith, Kathy Williams, Mrs. Bessie Sylvester, Sherrie Roush, Lois Sauer, Mrs. Penny Mullen, Mrs. Judy Miller, Mrs. Jackie Menchini and Mrs. Philip Fosler. Meeting on fraud slated Do you buy only what you really_ want ? Or do you sometimes get talked into something you had not planned to buy? A "free gift" can be a gimmick to get you to buy something . The gift is yours if you will let a salesman make a sales presentation in your home or if you tour the new housing development . The offer may involve free magazines subscriptions if you pay the postage or a free wig if you pay $16.95 to have it set: In any ca.se, the free gift has strings attached .. . something you must buy or a sates presentation to sit through · before you qualify for the free gift. ~&:H !\nolber gimmick is bail advertising , used to draw customers to a store. The ad states a low, low price for merchandise - a room full of furniture , a sewing machine or a swimming pool. But when you ask to buy the item, it is disparaged, or it looks shabby. The salesman directs your attention to similar merchandise which is more ap· pealing but sells at a much higher price. If you insist on buying the low price advertised item, you may not even be allowed to buy it. It isn't really for sale, it is just bait to get you into the store where the salesmen have orders to sell you higher priced merchandise A luur vf thP glu•drns nf M1·s. Ada llolter, Rt. 3, Pomeroy , was arr,mged for September 23 at 2 p.m. during a recent meeting or the Rutland Garden Club. Cunvening at the home of Mrs, Dayton Parsons, the dub members also planned a ChrisUna.s flower show for November 17-18 at the Rutland Methodist Church. Theme for tl1e show will be ''A Trip to Toyland," with Mrs . Gilbert Cullen, an accredited judge or the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs to judge. It was n,oted that last year's show placed first in Region II. Welcomed inlo membership was Mr~ . Stella .Atkins. It was announced that Mrs. Chris Diehl, a member of the club, and her huband will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary Sunday with open house to be observed rrom 2to 4 p.m. The Meigs Count y Fair flower show was discussed and it was reported that Mrs. Robert Canaday received a blue ribbon , Mrs. Anna Turner, a red, and Mrs. Eva Robson, a Titus pl'l' senll'll" blll!k review. Th~ bc.H1k on ru...cs described tilt' r·usc us Ow ·•queen of flowers, popul;u· since anliquity ." Mrs. Titus snid that It is grown more than any other nowcr and il is 11 r"'·c g11rden thai has no roses. She spoke or the versatility of lhe flower, or the variation in size ;md color. and of the limited space required for ~rowth . Mrs. Titus said that in addition to their beauty, rose hipps are rich in Vitamin C, containing more than oranges. She concluded by giving a recipe for rose jelly. Foliowing Mrs. W. P. Jarrell 's report of lhe treasury , Mrs . Webster gave gardening lips for Septen1ber. She said it is time 1D plant spring flowering bulbs and Lo take cuttings to sl;lrt for fall. The book, "Collage Design and Co nstructi on " was reviewed ~Y Mrs. Charles Lewis, who called attention to the difference in the construction by OAGC rules and the directions given in art books . on the subject. The directions in the OAGC Judges and Exhibitors' handbook were read and discussed. A display heritage house Church picnics Dr. T. J. Br8dshaw Dr. Milton Mason ~========~~lelllp ::ted :b:ur~g:lary :~-----~ 95 Get thiss17 value mobile cart FREE I I I ~~ Social ~ Calendar ~ was to be eithertoday. charged or . released on bond Joseph A. Chaney, 22, Cleveland, had been held pending investigation . Chaney's car ' npparently traveling at high speed, hit a car, clipped off a . utility pole imd rammed into a group of spectators at the National Air Show. Plenty of USDA Choice Beef N. W. COMPTON, 0. ·o. SI\LESLATED l'he Rose Oorden Club will hold a rQIIlmage ule Thursday and Friday, all day, In the Ulites bulldlna, North Second Ave., Middleport. · I •••MUCH LOWER PRICESII 'l .OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOUR•S 9:30 TO 12,2 TO 5 (CLOSE' · AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT ~.T . , POMEROY. '' TUESDAY MEET THE Bradbury Team night will be observed at the Bradbury School at 7:30 p.m. . Tuesday. 1'he program wW include introduction of teachers, an outline of ths program for the 1973-74 school year, lntroduc\loo to the individualized math program, • review of the individualized spelling program, and a tour of the building . OHIO ETA Phi Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, 7:30 p. m. at Colu mb us and Southern Ohio Electric Co. ·building in Middleport. WEDNESDAY MEIGS COUNTY. N~tio al Farmers Organization meeUng, 8 p. m. at State Park on Route 33. MIDDLEPORT Garden Club, 7' 30 p. m. at the .columbus and Southem Ohio Electric ·Co. Mrs . Walter •••I!!~IPOII~ tiii,L...al I'UN& TO UftUID IT$ lll\llNU. """"lr~ G UUX:AII ON fO~ Tttt IHnli.IMIWT PlfltOO lf.QINNING _,UI.'f' I , 1111 ANO INDINO We Acceut Feder11l Food Stumps •tliiAATlD TOf"L OP t ..flt ACCOUHT NO . MIUJ•t The Langsv annual ille homecoming oi the Christian Church will be held Sunday. The Duncan F1miiy Gospel Singers of Florida will be guest entertainers for the afternoon service. There will be a basket dinner at 12:30 p.m. with the afternoon service to start at 2. The public is invited. when you buy this A UUUUN t l GROUND BE Ef...............................~~ . HucK ' 1 1 GROUND C ••••••••••••••••••••••••• • USDA CHOICE BEEF (ANY AMOUNT) ON UM.M COMPACT HERSHEY Featuring Titan 101 chassis OVER 90% SOLID·STATE! •·•·n OMI .o•M '!Q, mt JIJI.~ ltll RUTLAND TOWNSHIP ENDING JUNE 30, 1913 IN THE f OlLOWING MANNr'IIIASiiO U~HA TOTAL PAVMENT Of $6/l:41 ACCOUNT NO. 36 3 053 DDI I KRAFT llll•ltbllrlt ot ""'' ~ ... 0 OF .. MIRACLE RUTLAND TOWNSHIP MEIGS CO . RUTLAND, OHIO 4577S ~IOIJC iiO AioterJ ~T OF llloli INC~I.IISI ""'J(I~ TAll QNCi mttOIIT.U I.I\IIU KRISPY 399 BUY NOW/ Supply limited! Ingels Furniture Middleport - SUNSHINE HI-HO State farm fne end Cuualt'j [1)11pany ll111111 Ollict: Bl110111inqi1111, llinoil HUNfS REG. 39' Ill '8 16 oz. can 1r te , 1, I I $ 8'· LOAF . BREAD I• Q h EA. 2 FAIRMONT GOLDEN GRAIN MACARONI & CHEESE DINNER lb. bx. 3~~ BOXES FOR $ ·---~-------------BUDGET BEATER GRADE A OCEAN PERCH GALLON -CARTON 12ca~2~~ - e French Fries HOMO MILK . . .............. t-. (Till.· GBC FALl QUARTER .STARTS SEPT. ll THI f4ETAIN THIS W0f4K SHifF Dl,.AATMENT OF THETREASUfl'l' -ENROLL NOW- SMALL I0¥111fiM~11111 RC COLA OP •IIC:INI YILLIIOI OFFICE OF REVENUE SHAAINO 1100 'INNSYLVANIA AV£. N.W. WAlKINGTON. D.C. 2022G ,.tANS TO EXPEND ITS A£VENUE SHARI NO AllOCATI ON ~0 1'1 THE ENTI TLEMENT ,.EAIOC BEGINNING J \I~ T GBC Graduates are I, ltU AHD ENDIN(l JUHI :II, !t14 PAK ' IN THE ,OLLOWINQ MANNfilll BAlED UPON A.N alwa~s in dernand . Eggs 16 oz. lSJIMATED TOlAL. OF ti ,IU • ACCOUNT NO, . J• ttntn dozen ADO.N-HEAT FOOD PRODUCTS ADD-N-HEAT BEEF STROGANOFF LOTTA ADD-N-HEAT SWISS BURGER CREMES LOTTA WITH '3.00 OR MORE PURCHASE ====== FRIDA~ ONLY t2 pak POPS VALUA9l i: Bus. Administration Exec. Secretarial Secretarial eneral Office r . Accounting Coca-Cola % % %. '16 BANANAS liQUID ONLY Big 32 oz. bois. ~turnable JOY Bottle been developed ond a_dlusled Ripe College Reglsfrollon . DAD'S ROOT BEER For frte cafaJotl, write, visit, or call 446-4367. • OR NEW DIET RITE COLA (SUGAR FREE) GALliPOLIS PAK BUSINESS _ Tilt .llll' lt..ll!tl COlLEGE ' •• 16 oz. bots. •~r---·--~-­ - · .... .." . 4, It,; 36 Loculi . Glllllpolil StAll Rill. No.lf.02·0Q21J . , .r COUPON 32 oz. bot MARK V STORE ,...--;c•••• WilliS 9-15·_73 Golden lb. 2 btiS. . gg~ IIITII TIMU I • LIIILT I COUPOII Ph f'Uflf:tiAil CELERY Large Size Bunch • I 1 s s NORTH STAR SPECIAL 0 .. j -------·---------~ REG. 79' 0 s NORTH STAR ADD-N·HEAT LASAGNA n ·'. lb. ADD-N-HEAT CHICKEN .NOODLE I e r I, • NEW MEAL STRETCHERS! I· rou' .. COn 0' YOUII' ffii'OII'T • I'tEAJ6ffiTAINI 0 16 Ol SIZE 9-4·73 l.t~ career.tralnlng co ur ses that will put you In the driver's seat. Each program has pkg. BRIDGE FORD DEMI ---------~~-------· TOMATO SAUCE Mi9dleport, Ohio PH . 992 -7\SS r-------------~........--.. di .. rt CANS ·----------------· S1ephen C. Snowden 553 Russell St. (G r avel HI11 >- • .I 3~~ CRACKERS its contents and includes p11sonel ll•bility coverege, all in a !ingle, lt!W ' cost package. Cell me lor all the details. 1 All coursti 1re approved for Veteran 1 Educatlon 1 1 lltnefils ind by lht Olllo Stott Board of School & 00 3 oz. I ·----------------· A Slate farm Mobi\eHomeowneiS Pol icy iHOtects ~our mobilehome, Kashmir Wal nut color cabinet • Sunshine'~' Pic tu re Tube • Solid· Stale Super VIdeo Range Tun er • Customized 5 ib. bx. lb. PRICED LOWER! Q ·---------------- I CRACKERS I ?l!Reel &tale for more than a decade. Q-T CAKE MIX POllED MEAT 'lb. bx. 3~~ SUNSHINE ITS ORANGE JUICE ARMOUR'S ·----------------· MARGARINE HAl UUO ITS AIVt NUl SHAll lNG PAY ME NT FOil THE PERIOD IEG INN ING JAN . 1, 1973 .. - · Sib. can CUBE STEAK ·SALE! SCOT LAD 68~;. $100 4 IMICIOYIMMINTOII WASHINGTON , D.C. 20l2e . USDA QiOICE ~ ROYAL GELATIN 'rOUit WDIIK IHIET 0EPAifTMENf OF THE TIIEASUR'I' lb SPICED SWIFT'S PREMIUM · · frh ese are oil 11me-lesled. 'taR ~ · LUNCH - E0NMEAT........ ~ ..............7 .~~ ·------------------------ I lt.IUfl tt.. hctltar'! ol 11141 Tr~ IIIII Ull fii!V!~ ~vlt~ lillt.cl In Pitt G of tM l...tl\lctiunl "'~ll'flne ~ ~~ will 1111 c~*' witt~ 1Pf thil. o.,;;pilont 9')\'lf!IIMil'l w!th ,._IMCIIBII\e t~llll~mtnt fwrodt ..porllld hilton. w:!:"'-- _ L_ _ __ A"good neighbor' who can prolecl your_ The MILFORD 04024W Tu ning • AFC 992·2635 CHOC. SYRUP lb USDA CHOICE BEEF (ANY AMOUNT) DIPlDMA COURSES WEDNESDAY ONLY! . · u N GROUND Ro 0••••••••••••••••••••••• 1•2 OFFICE OF REV ENUE SHARING 1900 I' ! NNS'I'LVANIAAVE. N.W. ~ lb. USDA CHOICE BEEF (ANY AMOUNT) . FIVE COMPLETE • MIDDLEPORT, 0: Quantities" Reserve l'he lb. MIOD&.fi'OIT vu,UII \I ILI.AH cl.llllt MIODI-1100111 1 OMID 41161 Robert Sylvester, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sheets, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Adams, Mr .andMrs. Ed Baer, Mrs. Connie Bailey, Phyllis Bennett, Mr. and Mrs Robert Buck, Jeannie Ebersbach, Mr. and Mrs .. Steve Finlaw, Mrs. Karen Goins, Mr. and Mrs. Randy Hawley; Kathy King, Sandy Korn, Barbara Logan, Karen McGraw, Mr . and Mrs. Hugh McPhail, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Michaels, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pickens, Kathy CWnmings, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Fry, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Downie, Polly Anna Deconick, Mr. and Mrs. John Musser. I Till ... . . PHONE: 992-3480 Secdnd I and Tom and Mrs. Tom Darst, . 1 hostesses. I THURSDAY I CHILDREN'S llome Citizell8 ' Committee, meets 12:30 p.m. at the Chlldren's Home. · USDA CHOICE PRICED LOWER NOW! :SUPER MARKET • Open Daily 9 to 10 · Sun. 10 to 10 JUNIJt• ltl4 IN ntl fO~LQWiN O MANNUI tAIID UPON ,t.N Ohio Eta Phi Meets Thom MeAn • ~* ,., .. ..,,~~~ .. Hayes, Miss Judy Arnold and Mrs. E. 0. Tewksbary, . hostesses. Postponed from Monday to Wednesday due to Labor Day. or coliages was discussed and LADIES AUXILIARY, critiCized by the group durin g a Middleport Fireman, 8 p. m. at workshop which followed the the fire hall. Mrs. Bob Byer white in the club's class, 11 The Rutland Club," interpretive or industry. The club members also received three reds an<! two whites in the other classes of the show . The club voted to suggest to ~~Mrs . Ca naday won the the Meigs County Fair Board . . h' h h that the restrooms be kept in trave )mg pme w tc s e better condition during the brotlght to the meeting. A dessert course was served by fair . Club members commended the hostesses, Mrs. Parsons Mrs. Vernon Weber who has and Mrs. Ralph Turner. . . ~ provided flowers for every service at the Rutland Methodist Church this summer. It was also noted that five ins tead. others have given flowers for . Members of the Ohio Eta Phi The bait ad and the free gift churches and other occasions. Chapter of Bela Sigma Phi are just two of the techniques A report was given on the Sorority and guests met last Send your child back to used to sell you merchandise yearbook preparation and it Tuesday night at Royal Oak school in a pair of Poll yo u had not planned to buy. was noted that last year's book Park for a gel-acquainted Other techniques, as well as ( 1971-72) placed first in the Parrot shoes frorn the party. warning sigpals to help con- region in competition. Mrs. John Reece and Mrs. swners rec ognize them, are a Mrs. Jack Robson presided Steve Fi~law were copart of a training meeting on at the meeting attended by 17 "Fraud & Deceit ... Aimed at members and two guests, Mrs . chairwomen for the party You" which will be presented Marvin Wilson and her mother. · which featured a picnic and September 1Jfrom 9-11 :30 a.m . Devotions were given by Mrs. paddle boat race won by Mr. at Christ United Methodist Parsons and the creed and and Mrs. John Musser. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Church, Portsmouth Street , collect were read in Wlison. Middleport John Rece, Sandi Sargent, Jackson. Miss Nor leen . For roll call, members named Linda Sauvage, Mr. and Mrs. Ackerman, extension specialist their favorite foliage for use .in in family and consumer arrangements· and their economics at the Ohio State responses included fern, arbor University, will present the vitae, huckleberry and spirea. RUTLAND - The annual program which is sponsored by Mrs. Ann Webster reported Sunday School and Church the Cooperative Extension on the July picnic at Forest picnic of the Bradford Church Service. Acres Park when Mrs. James of Christ was held recently at OPTOMETRISTS . the Forest Acres ~ark, SUSPECT KILLED - - - - - - - - - - Rutland. 181 N. Second Ave. COLUMBUS (UP!}- Upper Foil owing the dinner a ball Arlington police _continued the MARATHON STRIKE game was held and there was MIDDLEPORT investigation into the Sunday CLEVELAND (UP!) A group singing. PH. 992-3279 nigbl shooting death of Babb strike by 2,850 utility workers Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Ofiit• H•n by iip~ .........,, ~-m- 34, Colmn bus , bY a against the Cl eveland Electric Homer Forrest, Mr. and )11rs. point"'""'' .. Fri..t til (, · police officer durmg . an at- Dlwninating Co. entered its Guy Russeil, Mrs. Mary s..tu""'Y , ....111 Gilkey, Mr. and Mrs. Jim 103rd day today after workers • rejected a "final offer" this Reed, Mr . and Mrs: John •. past weekend. The longest Blake, John, David, Tammy .. strike in CEI history will and Chuckle, Danny Harrison, continue until the company Mrs . Nancy Morris and Carol, wants to "negotiate honestly Rocky Stobart, Belinda, Edie and seriously," a union spokes- and H. J . Grimm, Shelly man said. Slobart, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smith and Chrissy, Frances Hysell, Guy Hysell, Jr., Connie and Vincent Mossman, Mr. and Mrs. Guy llysell, Linda, CHANEY CASE Donald, and Donna Kay, Mrs. CLEVELAND (UP!) - The Ruth Durst, Tim and Jimmy driver of the car which and Gina Welker. careened off the Memorial Shoreway here Sunday into 'a crowd of people, killing five, PLAN HOMECOMING ••••••..•••!~~~••••••••••' ~ ' �J Rio pl. 4, LU7:1 4 - Tilt Dally Srntinol, Mtddl~port-l'mlleroy, 0 ., Sept. 4, 1973 Rutland club meets Shower given POMEROY - Miss Pe~gy Story and Mra. Becky Anderson .entertained recently with a bridal shower honoring Ml,ss Jennifer Menchlnl, whose marriage to Thomas R. Foster will be an event of Sept . 8. The shower was held in the fellowship hall of St. Paul 's Lutheran Church and daisies were used in the decorations. Games were played with prizes being won by Mrs. Debbie Finlaw, Mrs. Debbie· Gilkey, and Mrs. Edna Cooper. Mrs. Carolyn Bartels won the door prize. A pink and mint green color scheme was carried out in the decorations and refreshments. Cake, nuts, mints and- punch were served. The guest list in cluded . Mr.s. Lois Burl, Melanie Burl , Mrs . Marie Watson , Mrs. Videa Girolami, Mrs. Gemma Casci, Mrs. Dorothy Rife , Mrs. Carrie Neutzling , Mrs. Marcella Cardi, Mrs. Adrianna Barsotti, · Mrs. Rose Sisson .' Mrs. Eloise White. Mrs. Edna Cooper. Mrs. Mary Riggs, Maralynn Tl:ncy, Caralynn Tr<><:y, Mrs. Rowena Vaughan, Mrs. Lena Nesselroad, Mrs. Ada Nease. Mrs. Debbie Finlaw, Sandi Sargent, Jane Quivey, Mary K. Hennessy, Sally Erwin, Debbie Gilkey. Debbie Menchini, Mrs. Carolyn Bartels, Mrs. Nona Nelson, Mrs. Shirley Smith, Kathy Williams, Mrs. Bessie Sylvester, Sherrie Roush, Lois Sauer, Mrs. Penny Mullen, Mrs. Judy Miller, Mrs. Jackie Menchini and Mrs. Philip Fosler. Meeting on fraud slated Do you buy only what you really_ want ? Or do you sometimes get talked into something you had not planned to buy? A "free gift" can be a gimmick to get you to buy something . The gift is yours if you will let a salesman make a sales presentation in your home or if you tour the new housing development . The offer may involve free magazines subscriptions if you pay the postage or a free wig if you pay $16.95 to have it set: In any ca.se, the free gift has strings attached .. . something you must buy or a sates presentation to sit through · before you qualify for the free gift. ~&:H !\nolber gimmick is bail advertising , used to draw customers to a store. The ad states a low, low price for merchandise - a room full of furniture , a sewing machine or a swimming pool. But when you ask to buy the item, it is disparaged, or it looks shabby. The salesman directs your attention to similar merchandise which is more ap· pealing but sells at a much higher price. If you insist on buying the low price advertised item, you may not even be allowed to buy it. It isn't really for sale, it is just bait to get you into the store where the salesmen have orders to sell you higher priced merchandise A luur vf thP glu•drns nf M1·s. Ada llolter, Rt. 3, Pomeroy , was arr,mged for September 23 at 2 p.m. during a recent meeting or the Rutland Garden Club. Cunvening at the home of Mrs, Dayton Parsons, the dub members also planned a ChrisUna.s flower show for November 17-18 at the Rutland Methodist Church. Theme for tl1e show will be ''A Trip to Toyland," with Mrs . Gilbert Cullen, an accredited judge or the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs to judge. It was n,oted that last year's show placed first in Region II. Welcomed inlo membership was Mr~ . Stella .Atkins. It was announced that Mrs. Chris Diehl, a member of the club, and her huband will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary Sunday with open house to be observed rrom 2to 4 p.m. The Meigs Count y Fair flower show was discussed and it was reported that Mrs. Robert Canaday received a blue ribbon , Mrs. Anna Turner, a red, and Mrs. Eva Robson, a Titus pl'l' senll'll" blll!k review. Th~ bc.H1k on ru...cs described tilt' r·usc us Ow ·•queen of flowers, popul;u· since anliquity ." Mrs. Titus snid that It is grown more than any other nowcr and il is 11 r"'·c g11rden thai has no roses. She spoke or the versatility of lhe flower, or the variation in size ;md color. and of the limited space required for ~rowth . Mrs. Titus said that in addition to their beauty, rose hipps are rich in Vitamin C, containing more than oranges. She concluded by giving a recipe for rose jelly. Foliowing Mrs. W. P. Jarrell 's report of lhe treasury , Mrs . Webster gave gardening lips for Septen1ber. She said it is time 1D plant spring flowering bulbs and Lo take cuttings to sl;lrt for fall. The book, "Collage Design and Co nstructi on " was reviewed ~Y Mrs. Charles Lewis, who called attention to the difference in the construction by OAGC rules and the directions given in art books . on the subject. The directions in the OAGC Judges and Exhibitors' handbook were read and discussed. A display heritage house Church picnics Dr. T. J. Br8dshaw Dr. Milton Mason ~========~~lelllp ::ted :b:ur~g:lary :~-----~ 95 Get thiss17 value mobile cart FREE I I I ~~ Social ~ Calendar ~ was to be eithertoday. charged or . released on bond Joseph A. Chaney, 22, Cleveland, had been held pending investigation . Chaney's car ' npparently traveling at high speed, hit a car, clipped off a . utility pole imd rammed into a group of spectators at the National Air Show. Plenty of USDA Choice Beef N. W. COMPTON, 0. ·o. SI\LESLATED l'he Rose Oorden Club will hold a rQIIlmage ule Thursday and Friday, all day, In the Ulites bulldlna, North Second Ave., Middleport. · I •••MUCH LOWER PRICESII 'l .OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOUR•S 9:30 TO 12,2 TO 5 (CLOSE' · AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT ~.T . , POMEROY. '' TUESDAY MEET THE Bradbury Team night will be observed at the Bradbury School at 7:30 p.m. . Tuesday. 1'he program wW include introduction of teachers, an outline of ths program for the 1973-74 school year, lntroduc\loo to the individualized math program, • review of the individualized spelling program, and a tour of the building . OHIO ETA Phi Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, 7:30 p. m. at Colu mb us and Southern Ohio Electric Co. ·building in Middleport. WEDNESDAY MEIGS COUNTY. N~tio al Farmers Organization meeUng, 8 p. m. at State Park on Route 33. MIDDLEPORT Garden Club, 7' 30 p. m. at the .columbus and Southem Ohio Electric ·Co. Mrs . Walter •••I!!~IPOII~ tiii,L...al I'UN& TO UftUID IT$ lll\llNU. """"lr~ G UUX:AII ON fO~ Tttt IHnli.IMIWT PlfltOO lf.QINNING _,UI.'f' I , 1111 ANO INDINO We Acceut Feder11l Food Stumps •tliiAATlD TOf"L OP t ..flt ACCOUHT NO . MIUJ•t The Langsv annual ille homecoming oi the Christian Church will be held Sunday. The Duncan F1miiy Gospel Singers of Florida will be guest entertainers for the afternoon service. There will be a basket dinner at 12:30 p.m. with the afternoon service to start at 2. The public is invited. when you buy this A UUUUN t l GROUND BE Ef...............................~~ . HucK ' 1 1 GROUND C ••••••••••••••••••••••••• • USDA CHOICE BEEF (ANY AMOUNT) ON UM.M COMPACT HERSHEY Featuring Titan 101 chassis OVER 90% SOLID·STATE! •·•·n OMI .o•M '!Q, mt JIJI.~ ltll RUTLAND TOWNSHIP ENDING JUNE 30, 1913 IN THE f OlLOWING MANNr'IIIASiiO U~HA TOTAL PAVMENT Of $6/l:41 ACCOUNT NO. 36 3 053 DDI I KRAFT llll•ltbllrlt ot ""'' ~ ... 0 OF .. MIRACLE RUTLAND TOWNSHIP MEIGS CO . RUTLAND, OHIO 4577S ~IOIJC iiO AioterJ ~T OF llloli INC~I.IISI ""'J(I~ TAll QNCi mttOIIT.U I.I\IIU KRISPY 399 BUY NOW/ Supply limited! Ingels Furniture Middleport - SUNSHINE HI-HO State farm fne end Cuualt'j [1)11pany ll111111 Ollict: Bl110111inqi1111, llinoil HUNfS REG. 39' Ill '8 16 oz. can 1r te , 1, I I $ 8'· LOAF . BREAD I• Q h EA. 2 FAIRMONT GOLDEN GRAIN MACARONI & CHEESE DINNER lb. bx. 3~~ BOXES FOR $ ·---~-------------BUDGET BEATER GRADE A OCEAN PERCH GALLON -CARTON 12ca~2~~ - e French Fries HOMO MILK . . .............. t-. (Till.· GBC FALl QUARTER .STARTS SEPT. ll THI f4ETAIN THIS W0f4K SHifF Dl,.AATMENT OF THETREASUfl'l' -ENROLL NOW- SMALL I0¥111fiM~11111 RC COLA OP •IIC:INI YILLIIOI OFFICE OF REVENUE SHAAINO 1100 'INNSYLVANIA AV£. N.W. WAlKINGTON. D.C. 2022G ,.tANS TO EXPEND ITS A£VENUE SHARI NO AllOCATI ON ~0 1'1 THE ENTI TLEMENT ,.EAIOC BEGINNING J \I~ T GBC Graduates are I, ltU AHD ENDIN(l JUHI :II, !t14 PAK ' IN THE ,OLLOWINQ MANNfilll BAlED UPON A.N alwa~s in dernand . Eggs 16 oz. lSJIMATED TOlAL. OF ti ,IU • ACCOUNT NO, . J• ttntn dozen ADO.N-HEAT FOOD PRODUCTS ADD-N-HEAT BEEF STROGANOFF LOTTA ADD-N-HEAT SWISS BURGER CREMES LOTTA WITH '3.00 OR MORE PURCHASE ====== FRIDA~ ONLY t2 pak POPS VALUA9l i: Bus. Administration Exec. Secretarial Secretarial eneral Office r . Accounting Coca-Cola % % %. '16 BANANAS liQUID ONLY Big 32 oz. bois. ~turnable JOY Bottle been developed ond a_dlusled Ripe College Reglsfrollon . DAD'S ROOT BEER For frte cafaJotl, write, visit, or call 446-4367. • OR NEW DIET RITE COLA (SUGAR FREE) GALliPOLIS PAK BUSINESS _ Tilt .llll' lt..ll!tl COlLEGE ' •• 16 oz. bots. •~r---·--~-­ - · .... .." . 4, It,; 36 Loculi . Glllllpolil StAll Rill. No.lf.02·0Q21J . , .r COUPON 32 oz. bot MARK V STORE ,...--;c•••• WilliS 9-15·_73 Golden lb. 2 btiS. . gg~ IIITII TIMU I • LIIILT I COUPOII Ph f'Uflf:tiAil CELERY Large Size Bunch • I 1 s s NORTH STAR SPECIAL 0 .. j -------·---------~ REG. 79' 0 s NORTH STAR ADD-N·HEAT LASAGNA n ·'. lb. ADD-N-HEAT CHICKEN .NOODLE I e r I, • NEW MEAL STRETCHERS! I· rou' .. COn 0' YOUII' ffii'OII'T • I'tEAJ6ffiTAINI 0 16 Ol SIZE 9-4·73 l.t~ career.tralnlng co ur ses that will put you In the driver's seat. Each program has pkg. BRIDGE FORD DEMI ---------~~-------· TOMATO SAUCE Mi9dleport, Ohio PH . 992 -7\SS r-------------~........--.. di .. rt CANS ·----------------· S1ephen C. Snowden 553 Russell St. (G r avel HI11 >- • .I 3~~ CRACKERS its contents and includes p11sonel ll•bility coverege, all in a !ingle, lt!W ' cost package. Cell me lor all the details. 1 All coursti 1re approved for Veteran 1 Educatlon 1 1 lltnefils ind by lht Olllo Stott Board of School & 00 3 oz. I ·----------------· A Slate farm Mobi\eHomeowneiS Pol icy iHOtects ~our mobilehome, Kashmir Wal nut color cabinet • Sunshine'~' Pic tu re Tube • Solid· Stale Super VIdeo Range Tun er • Customized 5 ib. bx. lb. PRICED LOWER! Q ·---------------- I CRACKERS I ?l!Reel &tale for more than a decade. Q-T CAKE MIX POllED MEAT 'lb. bx. 3~~ SUNSHINE ITS ORANGE JUICE ARMOUR'S ·----------------· MARGARINE HAl UUO ITS AIVt NUl SHAll lNG PAY ME NT FOil THE PERIOD IEG INN ING JAN . 1, 1973 .. - · Sib. can CUBE STEAK ·SALE! SCOT LAD 68~;. $100 4 IMICIOYIMMINTOII WASHINGTON , D.C. 20l2e . USDA QiOICE ~ ROYAL GELATIN 'rOUit WDIIK IHIET 0EPAifTMENf OF THE TIIEASUR'I' lb SPICED SWIFT'S PREMIUM · · frh ese are oil 11me-lesled. 'taR ~ · LUNCH - E0NMEAT........ ~ ..............7 .~~ ·------------------------ I lt.IUfl tt.. hctltar'! ol 11141 Tr~ IIIII Ull fii!V!~ ~vlt~ lillt.cl In Pitt G of tM l...tl\lctiunl "'~ll'flne ~ ~~ will 1111 c~*' witt~ 1Pf thil. o.,;;pilont 9')\'lf!IIMil'l w!th ,._IMCIIBII\e t~llll~mtnt fwrodt ..porllld hilton. w:!:"'-- _ L_ _ __ A"good neighbor' who can prolecl your_ The MILFORD 04024W Tu ning • AFC 992·2635 CHOC. SYRUP lb USDA CHOICE BEEF (ANY AMOUNT) DIPlDMA COURSES WEDNESDAY ONLY! . · u N GROUND Ro 0••••••••••••••••••••••• 1•2 OFFICE OF REV ENUE SHARING 1900 I' ! NNS'I'LVANIAAVE. N.W. ~ lb. USDA CHOICE BEEF (ANY AMOUNT) . FIVE COMPLETE • MIDDLEPORT, 0: Quantities" Reserve l'he lb. MIOD&.fi'OIT vu,UII \I ILI.AH cl.llllt MIODI-1100111 1 OMID 41161 Robert Sylvester, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sheets, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Adams, Mr .andMrs. Ed Baer, Mrs. Connie Bailey, Phyllis Bennett, Mr. and Mrs Robert Buck, Jeannie Ebersbach, Mr. and Mrs .. Steve Finlaw, Mrs. Karen Goins, Mr. and Mrs. Randy Hawley; Kathy King, Sandy Korn, Barbara Logan, Karen McGraw, Mr . and Mrs. Hugh McPhail, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Michaels, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pickens, Kathy CWnmings, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Fry, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Downie, Polly Anna Deconick, Mr. and Mrs. John Musser. I Till ... . . PHONE: 992-3480 Secdnd I and Tom and Mrs. Tom Darst, . 1 hostesses. I THURSDAY I CHILDREN'S llome Citizell8 ' Committee, meets 12:30 p.m. at the Chlldren's Home. · USDA CHOICE PRICED LOWER NOW! :SUPER MARKET • Open Daily 9 to 10 · Sun. 10 to 10 JUNIJt• ltl4 IN ntl fO~LQWiN O MANNUI tAIID UPON ,t.N Ohio Eta Phi Meets Thom MeAn • ~* ,., .. ..,,~~~ .. Hayes, Miss Judy Arnold and Mrs. E. 0. Tewksbary, . hostesses. Postponed from Monday to Wednesday due to Labor Day. or coliages was discussed and LADIES AUXILIARY, critiCized by the group durin g a Middleport Fireman, 8 p. m. at workshop which followed the the fire hall. Mrs. Bob Byer white in the club's class, 11 The Rutland Club," interpretive or industry. The club members also received three reds an<! two whites in the other classes of the show . The club voted to suggest to ~~Mrs . Ca naday won the the Meigs County Fair Board . . h' h h that the restrooms be kept in trave )mg pme w tc s e better condition during the brotlght to the meeting. A dessert course was served by fair . Club members commended the hostesses, Mrs. Parsons Mrs. Vernon Weber who has and Mrs. Ralph Turner. . . ~ provided flowers for every service at the Rutland Methodist Church this summer. It was also noted that five ins tead. others have given flowers for . Members of the Ohio Eta Phi The bait ad and the free gift churches and other occasions. Chapter of Bela Sigma Phi are just two of the techniques A report was given on the Sorority and guests met last Send your child back to used to sell you merchandise yearbook preparation and it Tuesday night at Royal Oak school in a pair of Poll yo u had not planned to buy. was noted that last year's book Park for a gel-acquainted Other techniques, as well as ( 1971-72) placed first in the Parrot shoes frorn the party. warning sigpals to help con- region in competition. Mrs. John Reece and Mrs. swners rec ognize them, are a Mrs. Jack Robson presided Steve Fi~law were copart of a training meeting on at the meeting attended by 17 "Fraud & Deceit ... Aimed at members and two guests, Mrs . chairwomen for the party You" which will be presented Marvin Wilson and her mother. · which featured a picnic and September 1Jfrom 9-11 :30 a.m . Devotions were given by Mrs. paddle boat race won by Mr. at Christ United Methodist Parsons and the creed and and Mrs. John Musser. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Church, Portsmouth Street , collect were read in Wlison. Middleport John Rece, Sandi Sargent, Jackson. Miss Nor leen . For roll call, members named Linda Sauvage, Mr. and Mrs. Ackerman, extension specialist their favorite foliage for use .in in family and consumer arrangements· and their economics at the Ohio State responses included fern, arbor University, will present the vitae, huckleberry and spirea. RUTLAND - The annual program which is sponsored by Mrs. Ann Webster reported Sunday School and Church the Cooperative Extension on the July picnic at Forest picnic of the Bradford Church Service. Acres Park when Mrs. James of Christ was held recently at OPTOMETRISTS . the Forest Acres ~ark, SUSPECT KILLED - - - - - - - - - - Rutland. 181 N. Second Ave. COLUMBUS (UP!}- Upper Foil owing the dinner a ball Arlington police _continued the MARATHON STRIKE game was held and there was MIDDLEPORT investigation into the Sunday CLEVELAND (UP!) A group singing. PH. 992-3279 nigbl shooting death of Babb strike by 2,850 utility workers Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Ofiit• H•n by iip~ .........,, ~-m- 34, Colmn bus , bY a against the Cl eveland Electric Homer Forrest, Mr. and )11rs. point"'""'' .. Fri..t til (, · police officer durmg . an at- Dlwninating Co. entered its Guy Russeil, Mrs. Mary s..tu""'Y , ....111 Gilkey, Mr. and Mrs. Jim 103rd day today after workers • rejected a "final offer" this Reed, Mr . and Mrs: John •. past weekend. The longest Blake, John, David, Tammy .. strike in CEI history will and Chuckle, Danny Harrison, continue until the company Mrs . Nancy Morris and Carol, wants to "negotiate honestly Rocky Stobart, Belinda, Edie and seriously," a union spokes- and H. J . Grimm, Shelly man said. Slobart, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smith and Chrissy, Frances Hysell, Guy Hysell, Jr., Connie and Vincent Mossman, Mr. and Mrs. Guy llysell, Linda, CHANEY CASE Donald, and Donna Kay, Mrs. CLEVELAND (UP!) - The Ruth Durst, Tim and Jimmy driver of the car which and Gina Welker. careened off the Memorial Shoreway here Sunday into 'a crowd of people, killing five, PLAN HOMECOMING ••••••..•••!~~~••••••••••' ~ ' �. 7- The Dilly Senti ne l, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., S.pt. ~ . 197.' I - Tho O.Uy Sentlne!. Middleport-Pom eroy, 0., Sept. 4, 1973 , Results Sentinel Classi_fieds Get • Wented To Buy Pomeroy . 2 SIGIS Of QUALITY Motor Co. Employment Wanted --------------- power windows, Ce ,fortron air cond., radio with tape, steel Rad ial tires, dar k bra\ n f inish with matching Interior wit h beige vi nyl roof. This cer is loaded. Priced below book value . mo CHEVROLET 11695 Ma li bu 4 door, 307 V-8 engine . >u tomat lc trans .. power steer ing, r adio. clean InteriOr, ~ J d fi n is~ - Auto Sales Help Wanted Kno~ wANT ADS INFORMA'I'ION DEADLfiiES S P M_Oay Before Publication . Mond ay Deadl i ne 9 a m . C ~tn ce llat ion - Correct ion s MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER WANTED FOR THE DAILY SENTINEL PHONE 992-2156 W)tl be accepted un tl19 am , for Da y of Publication and 'be Informed of the tunc · . REGULATIONS tlons ' of your governm ent are Th e Publ lShfr reserves the embodied in pu blic notices . ln. r ight to edit or reject any ads. that self gov ern ment charges The i:tll citizens to be info rmed . , dee med obJe ct ional pub Iisher will not be respon si ble this newspaper urges eve ry for more lhan one Incorrect ci t izen to read and stud y these Insert ion. not ices We strongly ad y1 se RATES those clti i'ens , seek ing fu rth er For Want Ad Service informat ion . to exerc1se thei r 5 cents p ~r Word one Insertion right of a ccess to pu blic Minimum Charge 75c ' .. ecords and public mee tings . 12 c ents per word th ree consecutiv e insert ions 18 ·cents per word six con · CENTRAL DIVISION CON secuHve insert1ons . SOLIDATION COAL COM '25 Per Cent Discount on paid NOTICE TO BIDDERS PANY, Immediate open ings Sealed propo&•ts will b1 ads,and ads paid with in 10 days. are ava ilable In the follow ing received by !the Board of CARDOFTHANKS positions · Maintenance Education of the Eutern Local & OBITUARY" Foreman {underground) , School District at the Easte-rn S1 5Q tor 50 word mm lmum · Ass istant Mine Foreman High School office at Reeds Each ad(:llllonal word 2c. (underground) : Section ville, Ohio, until twelve o'clock BLIND ADS Foreman ; Surface Mine f12 :00J noon , prevalllng lOcal Additional 25c Charge per Foreman ; Reclamat ion time, SeJ;lltember 11, 1973~ and.._ Advertisement Foreman . Persons applying opened Immediately thereafter', . OFFICE HOURS should hold valid foreman for the furnishing of ~ AI.U 1 8:30a . m. to 5:00p.m. Da lly , certification papers (0t1io ) or materials and performing ·_au &·30 a . m to 12 oo Noon have sufficient experience to labor tor the erection of : Saturday. apply for State exam lnatron . ADDITIONSTO . Sal.,ry Commensurate with EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL Experience . EKcellent REEDsviLLE, oHio Benef its . TO APPLY : Write Pions end specifications mey 1 ICe or Phone: Personnel beobtal"edfromtheArchltect, YARD SALE at Hayman Department. Central Eellley, Lee & Vergo, 326 Front prope t• 1 R d 111 Oh ·10 Division , Consolidation Coal Strttt, Marietta / Ohio, 45750 , ' n ee sv e, • r 5 Company , Cadiz, Ohio 43907 . for a deposit of $25.00 which will on .R 68 1. Sept. 3• 4 • ;~~3 fc Telephone : 614 ·942-4512, AN be refunded If the documents - -- - -- - -- - -- - -EQUAL OPPORTUNITY are rtturned unmarked and In RUMMAGE SALE , Sept. 6, 7, EMPLOYER . good (Of'ldltlon within ten days and 8. Tables. doors , screen 8·21 -lfc after bid due date. Should no door , clothing , hot water tank . propo1a1 be subm ltted and the Many other Items , 230 South EXPERIENCED Beout lclon drawings not returned live days Fifth , Middleport . wanted. Apply in person, btfore the bid due date, the full 9 2-Jtc lola 's Beauty Salon . amount of the deposit will be . 8-28-6tc forfeited . Separate bids will be received PIANO and organ lessons by graduate of Cincinnati on : LOCAL company has im · Conservatory of Music . A mediate I. GENERAL CONTRACT open ings for the Gerald Hoffner , Phone 992· I L PLUMBING CONTRACT fOllowing positions : 3825. Ill. HEATING & VEN 1. Accounting Clerk 8-26-12tc TILATING CONTRACT Knowledge and eKperience 1n cost accounting or payroll IV , ELECTRICAL CON FOAM fofl llyou;-old~ou-;hand TRACT essential. Openings on the All proposals must contain chair cush ions . Standard size , following sh ifts. 8 a.m till 4 the name of , every person Inonly $9 95 . Pomeroy p.m .. 4 p.m . till 12 midn ight, terested therein, be submitted Recovery , 622 E. Main Street. 12 : 01 till 8 a .m. on forms furnished by the Ar 992 -7554. 2, Office secretaries- Duties 8·31 -30tc chltect and the accompanied by Inc lud e typing , dictation , a satiSfactory Surety Bond or a KOSCOTKosMeTics-&- WIGS . filing Opening on same shifts Certified Check on a bank doing listed above. business 'In the State of Ohio, In Specials during August are 3 Personnel Assistant the amount of 5 percent of the Koncentret , Moist Kote, Responsible for rHrulting total value of the bid. Bid Kleanslng Kream. One Day and screening or employees. SKurlty will be returned within Sachet & others. Phone Helen Desire interviewing or 10 davs after contract tor the Jane Brown. 992-5113. counseling exper ience. work has been executed. _ _ _ _ _______ !!2fc Excellent salar ies and fringe Failure of any bidder to enter benef its . Send brief resume of Into and execute a contract tor THE UNION Optical Center. work history and educat ion . the work covered by the Belpre, will observe winter Send all replies to Box 729-S in propose I he has subm ltted , hours beglnnlnv Sept . J. care of The Dally Sentinel. Within ten (10) days following Closed Wednesdays . Eye Pomeroy . Oh io notice of award of such work to eKaminatlons by ap. 9-2-lfc him, shall cause the bid security pointment. to become forfeited bv the 8-30-6tc 70 ,000 BTU floor furnace . bidder to the owner as Mllbott controls . Call985-3536 llquldeteddamagtsandnotasa 2 FAMILY Y"-RD SALE 9 7-3lp penalty because Of such failure SEPTEMBER 8 and 9 IN on the part (Jf the bidder . MASON , WEST VIRGINIA, Each bidder shall be CORNER ACROSS FROM prepared, In the event he Is the FOGLESONG FUNERAL . accepted bidder, to furnish HOME ON MAIN HIGHWAY Surety Bond, In a form ANTIQUES, GLASSWARE , WHOLESALE satlsfactorytotheOwner, lnthe CHINA , CLOTHING AND DISTRIBUTORSHIP amount of 100 percent of the MISCELLANEOU S NOW AVAILABLE contract prlce,--g'uarantteJng ,· 9-2-6tc Be In Business For Yourself . the successful completion of the - - - - - - -- - - - - - - Full or Part Time . work bid upon . DISTRIBUTOR NEEDED Proposals may be mailed or NOW delivered. If mailed, send via To supply and service registered mail In time for bid ASK TOWED established ac opening. POMEROY- Roger Joseph · company counts In your local area for Bidders shall designate on the ill the tnvelope thet. It Is a sealed bid, Fof;tl;ley, 20, Reedsv e, Rt. 1, WORLD FAMOUS Indicate the project being bid, and Rita Ann Marcinko, 17, DONNA LEE COMPANY the division upon which he Is Ill bb No selling experience bidding, the neme and address •Reedsv e, Rt. I; Bo y required as company will of bidder ond eddroosed to : Wayne Vance, 21, Pomeroy, turn over company Eastern LOCI I Baird established accounts located of Educotlon ~ ..,'~1. ,4 : and Yvonne Elaine Arlx, In drug, variety, super . Eoolern High School ' · 17. ~ · Harrisonville; Larry markets and dlacount stores. RetdiVIIIt~ Ohio 4$172 )h .. Profit potential Is virtually The Owner. reserves the r ight Vincent Romine, 21, Pomeroy, unlimited. 198 and more for to accept any bid, to waive eny ' Rt. 3, and Rebecca Ann each day worked IS a very or all Informalities in bids and conservative estimate. or rojoct any or all bids at hIs Radford, 22, Pomeroy, Rt. 3. A $3,491 secured Inventory d/ICI'ItiOn. Investment puts you In an No bid may be withdrawn for establlshtd business right • period of 30 days . now. Bv ordtr or t,._.£astern Loc;al WRITI TODAY Board of Education, Reedsville, (include phone numbtr) ! Ohio . DONNA LEE COMPANY •oo N. Jackson Street C. 0 . Newland, Modlo, Ptnno. mn Clerk (8) 1~ . 21, 28 (9) 4, <tc PUBLIC NOTICE Sealld blrda for the leasing of '¥he prtmllll to the Department HOUSE FOR Rant. s rooms and of Liquor Control for use as a bath, Racine area. Call 992· State Liquor Store In the 5858 vicinity of Mulberry Street, 8-29 -ttc Pomeroy, Ohio. will be received at the office of the Department 3 AND 4 ROOM furnllhed and of Liquor Control, Columbus, unfurn ished apartments Ohio, up to twelve o'clock noon Phone 992-5.34. on Wednesday , September 19, 1973 . L--,------~__,J ----------~~ -11< Not' ------------- - ---------- .,.--- - -------------- BUsiness Opportunities ·We talk to you like a person For Rent WMP0/1390 ON YOUR DIAL Storeroom should be re c ton,ular In shape and should con eln between ,.,ooo and 6,000 square feet. There must be two rest room facilities as required by the provis ions of Ohio Rtvloed C,ode ~107.40 . Air · c:ondltlonlng, heat, light ing ere 1 requirement . ' Form1 for the subm ission of bids may be obtelned at 2323 Welt Fifth Avenue , Columbus, Ohio , The prtmlstl could be lubttct to certain minor renovations as prescribed by th• Department of Liquor Control If requlrtd . DI!PAIITMENT OF LIQUOR CONTROL , R. 1 . Guggenheim . . orrector t f) 4, ttc PlfiLICl NOTICE 81do will bt roce lvtd by the Vlllogt of Middleport, Ohio, MeiOI County, at the VIllage Hall, 237 ~act Street. unlll 4:00 P.M .. september 5. 1973 for the following mottrlalo: I,SOO tons No . ~0~ Asphaltic concrete, more or less , 2,(00 Qtllonl Tac Coot. more or 1111. S'f,ocltlcotlons for ·~~llcttlon on lit at the Meyor ' 1 11ce, 237 Rtet Stroot, M:ddltporl , Ohio. Gent Grato, Cltrk·Trouuror VII) loge ol Middleport Ill 21. 71 (9 ~. 3tc -------------Mobile Homes For Sale --------------- OPEN EVES. 8:00 .... M. POMEROY. OHIO .Your Right to --------------- --------------.- Pbmeroj Motor Co. .PUBLIC NOnCES --------------- For Rent ------T----- pearance Inside & "'U t. 6-way sea t. power door l ocks, :. . this Week's Special ------------ For Sale REDU CE Safe and fast with Gos eu Tablets & F -V• 'l " wat er pill s" Ne l5on Drug . 9 · ~- l fp ------------ 5 ROOM S and bath. Excellent cond ition , In nice neigh . borhood In Middleport . Call 992 3393 after TutsdiY and even ings after 6 p.m , for appo intment . 9·2-3!p 992-2094 606 E . Main Pomeroy On Most Ame rlctn Cors OFFICE SUPPLIES - GUARANTEE DPhone 992 -2094 and Pomeroy Home & Auto FURN.ITURE Open8 Til 5 Mondav thru Saturday 606 E. Ma in, Pome roy, O.. . Stop In and See Our Floor Oi ~p!ay . EXPERIENCED Dick's Hoard House R'adlato ·Service "STRIPPERS" We Slrlp Po int, Varni shes, Etc. from Furniture. Anllques-Modern-Metols No ruinous fyes or caustics used . Pick -Up Service Avalltblt We Buy & Sell Antiques. Dick Sey ler-Dwner Kerr St. Pomeroy, 0. Phone "2·2791 From the la raest Truck or BuiidO<!!r Rodlotor to the .bmanest Hea ter l:'or" . Nathan Blg~s Radiator Sprc•alist SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Pomeroy WOOD TRUSSES PRICE - - ------------- H&H TRAVEL TRAILERS CLOSE OUT SALE Everything Goes Featuring Travel Trailers By: Coatsman, Fan, Omerigo, Four Seasons and Pravo --------------- - -------------- \ \ 00 ALLEY OOP APPROVED Donald Collin s, Mavor ATTEST: Jane Walton, Cle~k (8) 28 1 19) 4, 11, Itt ill THE !lAI-JAI.JA INSTITUTE'S WIP INDI ;ATES 'J\.IAT aANAJ.JA &AU<$ HAVE.INCI'\EI>6ED .. Notice of Filing or Inventory and Appra isement Probate Court The Stare of Ohio, Meigs County To the Exe cutrix of the estate ; to such of the follow ing as are res idents of the State of Ohio, viz : - the surviving spouse, the next of kin , the beneficiaries und er the will ; ••m-•"'-'"" and to the attorney or attornevs ~-:;,:l·rc:: ·:::·=----- ·- ., ·~ . """'-·representing any of the aforementioned persons : No . 20995, 'Joseph E . Wilson , WAA L·· l FINA LLY Deceased, Middleport, Ohio, Salisbury Township , GOT ALL M'l You are hereby notified that WASH IN' DONE the Inventory and AP · pra lsement of the estate of the aforementioned , deceased, lat e of sa ld County, was flied In thIs Court. Said Inventories t~~nd Appra isement will be for hear ing before thiS Court on the lOth dey of September, 1973, at 10 ·00 o' clock A.M Any person desiring to tile exceptions thereto must llle them at least five days prior to the date set for hearing . Given under my hand and seal of sa id Court , this 30th day of August, 1973. Manning D. Webster, Judge and u -offlclo Clerk of said Court &v Ann B. W1tson Deputy Cleric {9) 4, 11 , 2tc RLIV\OST AL L. T.HRT IS PLEASE DOUBLE - FAULT! 0008LE· FAULT! DOO&LE• FAULT! DOOSLE · FAULT! Notice of Appointment Case No. 70,995 Estate of Joseph E. Wilson, Deceased. Notice Is hereby g lven thlt Eloise B. Wilson of 228 S. Fifth Avenue, Middleport, Ohio, hiS been duly appointed exe,utrh< ot the Estate of Joseph E. Wilson , deceased, late of Meigs County , Ohio, Creditors are required to file their clelms with said fiduciary within tour months . Dated this 23rd day of August, 1973. CAPTAIN EASY --------------BLACK & White 23 inc h Motorola TV , $30.00 . Phone 949-59<1 . 9-2-llc -------------WE ' RE STOCKED with good selection of guaranteed ap pliances. clean used furniture AND NEW furniture at un · believably LOW PRICES . Ranges. refrigerators , auto . a. wringer washers , elct., gas dryers . Used furniture : couches , chairs, bedrm . suite S, chest s , dressers , vanities , wardrobes , dinettes (chrome , wooden ). desks , bookcases , tables . New furniture : 2 pc . living rooms , some with swivel rockers , maple bedrms. , bookcese headboard s . Medlt. J-pc . table sets ; patc h swivel rockers . Also - 42 and 50 gal. oak barre ls SIS.OO ea Fold -up Rlchllne ( amper tra iler ....._ sleep s 6 $325.00 . Shop Tuesday thru Sundet till 7 p m. at KUHL' S BARGAIN CENTER , St. Rt 7 "ot caution light " TUPPER S PLAINS , OHIO . 9-2·6tc ---------- ---60x1 2 2 bedroom mobile home . E~~;cellen t 7087, condit ion Call 992· 9-2-6tp Closeout All Keep II cool now and get a bargain for next year . ~- POMEROY. Jlck W. Canoy, M~r . Phone "2-2111 -~----------- -- KNAPP Only San Francisco, New Orleans, Philadelphia , Boston, Pittsburgh , and Newa rk still have streetca rs. 6-15-1ft -------------- HELLO YOUNG LOVERS Just married? Here's a cute Love Nest that will be the pride of your bride. 3 bedrooms. Bath. Lots of cablnels In kitchen . Large carpeted living room . Full basement with shower and · recreation room . Large double detached garage with work shop. Nice cook out with screens and root . Lots of stone and alum . siding. JUST $21 ,000 .00 . Lorge level lot . JOB TRANSFER forces the sale of this beautiful new home. 1 floor plan . J nice bedrooms with elosets . Lovely modern bath with ceramic tile and console wash basin. Kitchen has lovely cabinets, dining area . Utility room . Guest closet . Hardwood floors with some eorpetlng over . Carport with storage area . Lorge lot 100x100 . GOING AT $21,000.00 . LARGE HOME Close ln. 1.36 acres. 2 story. 1st floor has 2 bedrooms, 1 Is carpeted. Din ing room . Lorge corpeted living room . Bath. Porches. 2nd floor has 2 Iorge bedrooms with lots of storage. Lots of tile and paneling In this properly . $9,500.00. AROUND 10 ACRES Locoted on Route 325 nelir mine No. 1. 2 large barn s. New water system going In now on Rt. J25 . Ground lay s roal nice . 512,000 .00. WANT TO SELL? PROPERTY IS MOVING FAST NOW - CALL US TODAY. HENRY E. CLELAND, BROKER m -2m If no answer m -2S,I UIRACLES .... DO .R~ I TIIillffillnd. SINCE HAL DIED I L J U5T DON'T 1HINK l CAN SWALLOW ANYTH IN0, NANCY. (((( Mf"~' );)/~ '" f I NEW LISTING 741 4211 A ld G t R COUNTRY - 3 bedrooms wit~ i.IL:··~ · :;_:_;__ _:;__ _-"'"""~n_o'-": ' -:r"'a"-e'-'•:..,....,.. ~ . _..;.:.:;ut ;;.l:.:;l::;n;:;d..., ,......J.,; nice closets, bath , carpet, an,. oak floors. Nice modern kitchen,~...,....,...,..,...,..,...,..,......,....,...,.~....,--...,""""'""._ with bake a~d cook units. Fom lly room wllh shower and rear entnmce. Large ·carport. All for only $15.900.00. POMEROY NICE INSIDE - 2 bedrooms, nice both, large living and dining with natural ook floors . Basement, front porch and smoll garden . S<\,500.00 . SYRACUSE 4th STREET - 5 room s, beck (Filling out and returning the below survey por ch, basement and garage with utility room . Level lot. DOES· NOT OBLIGATE YOU; but only &K· $5,000.00. presses your interest in possibly renllng an MIDDLEPORT apartment. Reduced rents ar~ available If you 6 ROOMS - Both, 3 bedrooms. qualify on the basis of income.) gas furna ce . Goroge with storage and level lot on Grave l Hill. Asking 515,500.00. I . BUSINESS HOTEL AND BAR - 30 rooms, steam heat, laundry , parking and nice view of the Ohio Rlvor. I ' Ask ing Just $32,500.00. M-0 -N- E-Y 3 APARTMENTS - Ail renled . One furni she d. In come SJ,OOO.OO • year . Wont only ~9 .000 . 00 . YOU ARE GOING TO RUN TO KE E P UP WITH THE PRICES. BUY PROPERTY AND 'ET ,.. YOUR MONEY DO TH RUimtr~G FOR RIVERSIDE APARTMENTS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO RENTAL SURVEY .------------------------, l NAME . I PRESENT ADDRESS ! siNGLE I I I MARRIED 1 1-~~~~~~~~~-------___ ___j Or I ~ IT WA5A LC>/E l'l 5ERVICE, WINNIE. YOU WERE VERY _ _________ _ -.. .,. .------------- ..-~·~·~- TilE llOHN LOSER JOHN TUCKER Rt . 4, Pomeroy, 0 . 992-3954 or 992-734! --------- ------ --------------- --------------- I. MODERN SAN_ITATION --- ----- ---- -------------- • /.,, DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE ___ _____ _____ --------------- ~ SEPTIC-TANKS CLEANED ALL WEATHER ROOFING CO. -------------- tL 215 N. Second Phone 992 -3509 2~ Hour Serv ice A ll work guaranteed . Ph. 742-6271 - -------------- ~ Hea ting • Air Cand . Refrlgertllon - Plumbln1 · E iec trlctl Appllancts · Aulo Air cond •• A.,ldtnllal or Co mmerd at. -------------- --------------- \'0 p AND J HOME MAINTENANCE & REPAIR Specialist Wheel Alignment ASK US ABOUT PI>F. FARtUCATED Real Estate For Sale ROOMS by the w.. k, 118 up . Meigs Inn, Pomtroy. 197J- Zig za; toewlng machine . 7-12-tfc Thil mlchlne darna , em . Wh ite , blue top, blue broiders , overc1sts, button - - - - - -- - - - - - -- Brougham Int ., full power, holes . All without 1t , PRIVATE mtttlny room for air . an~ organ ization ; phone 992· tachments . Pay balanct of 39 S. 138.50 or pay S5 per month . . 3-11 -!fc Coli 992 -5331. SL E Ei>iNGfiOOM ovi.,..V·IIne 6-10-tfc Store In Pomsroy. Reftrances -.h~;-~; w --;.~-;d II 7.. requ lrtd . ·Call 992-5293 . winter ltyltl now our . Call 8·29-tfc - - - - - -- -- - - - -- 99BJ24. " You'll Like Our QualifY. 2 sE DROOM TRAILER , - -- - - - -- - -- - -8-U·tf< -Wa~ol Doin~Buslness. ' G AC Fl ANCING 10x50. 2 bldroom tptrlment, STERif() .fiAOIO . 1 trt <k tape combination , AM · FM rad io , ~ both furnilhod . Call 773-5147, m -5342 Pomeroy Maton, W. va ., or see way aptaker sound IYIItm . Open Evenings 'TIIt:OO 81/anct 1115 .93, or u'e our Reynolds Flower Stlop, right I•••T•II•S•P•.•M•. •Sa••t._ _. . budgal term o. Call 992-3915. on mtln highway . · 8-29-lfc l -21 -6lc •3695 Karr & ran Uln dt Wheel Alignment •5.55 JJI\..1\ i h . IIOGG & ZUSPAN -------------AIR CONDITIONERS -------------All ~nted ----------- 1220 Washington Blvd. 42J.7521 BELPRE, 0 . 1.. . - --,--- ---'-- Pels For Sale MOBILE home space in Syracuse , Phone 992-5858. · 6-21 -tfc HOUSE FOR rent , 5 roomaand· bath , Racine area . Call 9925858. 8-30.-tfc MILLER MOBILE HOMES EXPERT POMEROY HOME & AUTO WILKIN SON smollenglneseles and service , 820 3rd Stret, CONSTRUCTION Middleport . Lawn mower and chain saw repa ir . Free pickup It Must and delivery . Phone 992-3092. .PARKVIEW kenrie iS. Poodles , RoofIng, SpoutIng, 1 toy male i!llnd 1 female . Also Brlg_gs and Stratton and Be Right Phone 99H 443. ..-:::S7~~ Tecumseh parts. will we Porch Repair, Com 7-15-tfc 8-22 -30tc .' it Righi . plete Home Buill to Your'5pocs REGISTERED Female Great' to Job Slle Delivered INVESTMENT PROP FOR Remodeling . Dane. Loves children , phone SALE 992 - 5~96 . 8-28 ·tfC LARGE br ic k building on Main For Free Estimate 8-4: lO Dally, 8-12 Sat. St ., Pomeroy, contalr\s A R. H. Rawhngs Sons ,,, !he rentals, offers approximately MATERIALS CO. 10 to 12 pet. return on in· 773-5554 Mason, W. V1 . , Buoldong. vestment . Call 992 -2789 Middleport, o . .192.2101 8·29-tfc 7 ROOM house with bath in Rutland , air conditioned, READY -MI X CONCRETE EXCAVATING . Dozers, large carpeted , gas furnace, dish delivered r ight to Your - - - -- - -- -- and small ; Backhoes and washer, double oven , range, prolect. Fest and easy Free loaders on track and tires ; ROOFING, FURBRUSH HOGS , 4x5 ft , phone double garage, large carport, estimates . Phone 99 2-3284 Dump truck - La -boy ser 992-5858. 4 acres cleared and fenced, Goegl&ln Ready .Mi x Co. , NACE CLEANING vice . Septi c tanks Installed. 7·15-tfc small barn and other Middleport , Oh io George ( 8111) Pullins , phone AND REPAIR AND buildings. Phone 614-742-6834. 6-30-tfc 992-2478 or 992 .7402 . 1973 Ux70 MOBILE home, 5-JO-tfc PLUMBING. i 2·9·tfC washer and dryer , d ish SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED washer , stainless steel sink , HOUSE for sale, corner lot, 3 REASONABLE rates .. Ph . 446 SEPTIC TANK S AROBIC garbage disposal. eye level 4782 , Gallipolis , John Russell , bedrooms, garage, air con SEWAGE SYSTEMS oven , range, dacron -polyester Owner and Operator . , full basement , gas CLEANED , REPAIRED . carpet, luge lot . Phone 742- ditioning 5-1'2-tfc heat, (Orner of Center and MILLER SANITAT ION , 3083. Th ird Street. Mason . Call 773STEWART, OHIO . PH . 662· 7-18·11 C. BRADFORO,Auctloneer 5384. JOJS , Complete Service 8-28-6lc 10-.t.tfc Phone 9<9·3821 EXCELSIOR Sell Works, E Racine, Ohio Main St., Pomeroy , All kinds SEWING MACHINES. R•pelr Crltt Bradford of salt water pellets. water 6 ROOM S and bath , full MIDDLEPORT, OHIO service , all makes. 992-2284. basement with shower, .......... ..,... S-1-tfc nuggets, block salt anCI own The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. cDmmode end lavatory . Phone 992-2550 Ohio River Salt . Phone 992· Authorized Singer Sales and Forced a ir gas furnace , EXCAVATING, dozer , loader 3891. Service . We Sharpen ScluQrt. furniture , extra lot. Just and backhoe work; septic 6-5-tfc 3-29-tfc TIME to check that oil or gas new ly painted . Near Pomeroy tanks Installed; dump trucks furnace for winter . Dirty Elementary school. Phone and Jo .boys tor hire ; will haul NEW 2·PIECE Early American FOR FREE estimates on furnaces cost fuel and could 992.7384. fill dirt, top soil, limestone living room suites, In 100 aluminum siding . Storm cost a life. Call P . & J . Home 9-2-ltc gravel ; CaWBob or Roger and percent nylon material with Doors and Windows, Car Malnfenance 992-3509, 215 N. Jeffers , day phone 992 -7089 , maplewood trim and foam ports, Marquees and Railing , Second, Middleport . night phone 992·3525 or 992reversible cushions This 3 BEDROOM house on Lincoln Phone Charles Lisle, 8·23 -lOtc Hill, living room , kitchen , 5232. week only . S199 .95. cash and Syracuse, Ohio. Carl Jacob and utility room , extra bath 2-11 -tfc Carry , Pomeroy Recovery , Sales Representative . V. V. DOZER and back hoe work , large lot over 1 acre . Has 622 E Main Street, Pomeroy , Johnson and Son , Inc . driveway . $13 ,000 . Call ponds and septic tanks, dlt · O'DELL WHEEL Alignment Coli 992.7554 . , 6-22-tfc after 12 noon ; on chlng strvice; top soli , fill Sunday __.. located at Crossroads, R t . 124, 8-30 6lc ·weekdavs after 5 p.m., 992· dirt, limestone ; B&K now back to work . Compjete 0EA05 TocK=-wlll~m0vP. 3247. Escavatlng. Phone 992 -5367 or front end service, tune up and at a reasonable charqe , Call UPHOLSTER your own fur 992·3861. 8-5-tfc bralte service . Wheels 245 ·5514. niture . We have all the sup 9-1-tfc balanced electron ically , All 8·2J.90tc need . LARGE, convenient building plies you will work guaranteed . Reasonable . Upholstery Fabrics , a very lots at Rock Springs. Area rates . Phone 742-3232. large selection of nylons, restricted for houses only , 2-18-tfc velvets , Herculon. vinyls- In Tuppers Plains & Chester cottOn prints , also remnants . Water available . Call or see RON SHEPARD , Floor , Wall Foam for cushions and Bill Witte, 992-2789. Remodeling , Ceram ic tile _ padding . Burlap , denims . -...,...___ _ ____ _ .J.. __ 7·2-4-tfc baths . Box 280 , Rutland 742 · 593-6816 cambric , foam glue , zippers , 3664. 93 Columbus Rd. · springs and clips , chipboards, 3 BEDROOM house 11!2 baths, 1 ATHENS, 0. 6-26-tfc legs , sewing thread , . dacron , formal dining room , I living tacks , webbing , welt cord , room, kitchen , family room, 2 ELNA and White Sewing cotton , swivel bases , and all car garage, full basement , on Mach ines ... Serv ice on all other supplies you will need acre lot . Located In Riggs makes . Reasonable rates . New furniture at low. low Crest Menor . Phone 992 -3863 The Sew ing Center , Mid pr1ces . Pomeroy Recovery, before 3 p.m , and ask for Mr , dleport, Ohlo. 622 E. Main , 992 75SA. 11 -16-tf c or ull Gene Riggs at Ingels B-31 -JOtc 985 -3595 or 992 -5869, 8-26 -tfc MOBILE home repa ir , Elec . REFRIGERATOR , 3 door , trlcaJ plumbing and heating . large freezer combinat ion Phone 992 -5858 . 56 ACRES for sale in Langsvill e with wood gl'aln front with ice 7-15-tfc Area . Call 992 -3530 or 742 6675 maker , cost $500.00 . Will take • 2-3tp $125.00. Trade or make offer. HARRISON'S TV service and Others $25.00 el\ch . Phone 992service calls , Phone 992 -2522 . 7494, Robert D. Rife , 711 3rd NEW three bedroom home, all Drive A Little Save A Lot 2·9-tfc electric, one car garage with St , Middleport . acre of ground, located on one No Reasonable Offer Refused B-l1 ·6tc Flatwoods Road . Phone 992 2735. BUNDY Flute . good condition . 8-28 ·6tp Cell 985 -3978 after s p m 8-31 6tc MOBILE home spece . Beer 's Market. Syracuse . 8-26-tfc 72 PONTIAC CATALINA 4 DOOR Business Services GII OCERY bullnoll tor 1110. Building for 1111 or lease . Phone 1/3 5618 from 1 · :10 p.m . to 10 p,m . tor •PPOin lmtnt. 3 '2a.u c 1166 FORD GALAX! 500 XL, TR~ILER IOh In Mid COR NE R cu pbo ar ds , W i ll TWO 1 ., CIUPiex in 8 rll d· go od cond ition , pr iced dtepor t ; cupboards. chtsts , old guns . reaso')abl t . Phone 9tl .JOJJ. bury . Phone berort 6 p m, •ny c;ortdlt lon . .A.Iao blu1 9915693. 878 -0I C decorated ston eware Write . • ·• ·41C P . 0 . BOlt ••· Mertlnsburg , Ohio , 43935 or call 1·•14·4.440 CA NNIN G Tom a toes. a lter 7 p ,m , cuc umbe r~ , ma nggaa , and 1-1-90!< c:e n talopes , Gera l dine Cleland , theine . NO. 1 Copper , 60C, Rad iators, 7.31 -lfc l Oc, brass, l Oc. ba tter ies. t oe EX P E Rie NCE D pa lnler. ln etch , clet n, dry Gl ns•n g tar lor and exflr lor . Call Don roots, S60 a lb. Yellow root, S.t. van Meter , 985 -3951. May appl e, soc per lb. M. A. 8·2·lOtp CASH pa id tor all makes and Hall, Rttdsvllle. Call 37$mod e ls of mob ile hom u . 6249 EXPE RIENCED bookkeeper , Ph one u ea code 61.f.4lJ.t 531. 7.Jl .tfc receptionist , P BX operator; • 4- 13 ·tfC typ ist. host ess , with wor k In tor auc t ion . WAN TE D perso nn el. lo a n , small household goods. Too ls, mos t bus /nus off ices , cuhler . 1A x 65 TRA ILER , 2 bedroom . an~ t hlng oh alue . Wil l bu y o r benk teller . a nd .:o mp utor very good condit io Phone 773· · :te ll on com minion , Will hau l, work . Available Immed iately 5805. Call 992 .J3H or 992 -1792 for partt lme or full tt me work . 8-21 tfc · 7·2:5 .tfc Ha yman' !l . Ph one 992·3778. 8-31'-l lp ; - , - - - - - - - - ---, OL D fur n lture , oa k table s. clocks . Ice boxes , brass beds , Air Condilioners dl sh ts or complet e Awnings houuhold s . Wr ite M. 0 , Miller , Rt. 4, Pome roy , Ohio, 1967 FUR" I Pl ymouth , One Underpinning coil 992-627 1. owner. A-1 cond ition . Phone 5 13-tf c 985-3900. B·30-otp Compl e te mobile ho me serv ice - plu s giga ntic display of mobile hom es .always avai lable at . . . lf72 CHEVROLET l:U9S 2-seat Kt NGSWOOD WAGON, 16,500 miles, by lotol 1owner, fa ctory ai r-ti nted gloss, .000 eng ine, a uto matic transmission, power steer ing & brakes. radio. luggage riiCk, gold finish, white-wall tires . A sh arp clean ca r . 1971 OLDS " 91" 12995 Luxury Sedan, 4 door H. To~ loca l car & has new ap- ,. For Slit : 0-DINAN C. Ij O w J'M'I.E ORPHAN ANNIE ' AN ORDINAN tl To PLAC• A - - n - - CU.P I W ON TH I TOWN o ~ ' POM I ROY , r oR P BRIO NS UNDIR Tl< l ABE OP II VIA ItS . Mall to Barr- Circle LJotv~topment, Inc. 750 First Avenue Gallipolis, Ohio 4U31 lOr more lnform1tio11 call collect 444-3746. In Augu st , 1962, vi sitors at the Seattle World' s Fair · 1The Century 21 Ex position) were treated to the largest " birfhdoy " cake ever baked . I I weighed 25,000 lbs. , baked by van de Kemp' s Holland Dut ch Bakers of Seattle, wa shington . The cako was 23 It . high , with c ir cumference ol 60 II. The 1ngredlenls Inc luded 18,000 eggs, 10,500 lbs. flour. 4,000 lbs . ot cane sugar , 7 ,ooo lbs . ol ralolns. 2,000 lbs. of pecans ond 100 lbs. of oolt . Treat your family to refined water . Refined Woter btings out the tru e, full flavor ol your food, end your btewed coflee wil l be more clear and tran s· parent. It ta kes leas cottee and tea with Refined Water, 01 mineral Ioden .water neutralizes the lrue colfee end tea llavor . Trut your1elf to better fa sting food and drink . Try refined water I Ceil 882-2525. SAYRE HARDWARE 111·2525 Now Ht••n. W. 1/o . AH FOUJ.ID OUT nl' BIGGESr CU510MER Rl' IN'ItiANM UVES ON TH' :l9th FLOOR - BARNEY WHAT HAV E 'i E s eEN DOIN' WIF 'IORESE LF S iNCE '-IE RE;riRED, VERN IE ? I TOOK UP DRAWIN ', S NUFFY GLORY BE!! W HAl SOfHII S lU FF DO 'i DfliiW ? $OCIA6L~ $ E CURITY - . �. 7- The Dilly Senti ne l, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., S.pt. ~ . 197.' I - Tho O.Uy Sentlne!. Middleport-Pom eroy, 0., Sept. 4, 1973 , Results Sentinel Classi_fieds Get • Wented To Buy Pomeroy . 2 SIGIS Of QUALITY Motor Co. Employment Wanted --------------- power windows, Ce ,fortron air cond., radio with tape, steel Rad ial tires, dar k bra\ n f inish with matching Interior wit h beige vi nyl roof. This cer is loaded. Priced below book value . mo CHEVROLET 11695 Ma li bu 4 door, 307 V-8 engine . >u tomat lc trans .. power steer ing, r adio. clean InteriOr, ~ J d fi n is~ - Auto Sales Help Wanted Kno~ wANT ADS INFORMA'I'ION DEADLfiiES S P M_Oay Before Publication . Mond ay Deadl i ne 9 a m . C ~tn ce llat ion - Correct ion s MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER WANTED FOR THE DAILY SENTINEL PHONE 992-2156 W)tl be accepted un tl19 am , for Da y of Publication and 'be Informed of the tunc · . REGULATIONS tlons ' of your governm ent are Th e Publ lShfr reserves the embodied in pu blic notices . ln. r ight to edit or reject any ads. that self gov ern ment charges The i:tll citizens to be info rmed . , dee med obJe ct ional pub Iisher will not be respon si ble this newspaper urges eve ry for more lhan one Incorrect ci t izen to read and stud y these Insert ion. not ices We strongly ad y1 se RATES those clti i'ens , seek ing fu rth er For Want Ad Service informat ion . to exerc1se thei r 5 cents p ~r Word one Insertion right of a ccess to pu blic Minimum Charge 75c ' .. ecords and public mee tings . 12 c ents per word th ree consecutiv e insert ions 18 ·cents per word six con · CENTRAL DIVISION CON secuHve insert1ons . SOLIDATION COAL COM '25 Per Cent Discount on paid NOTICE TO BIDDERS PANY, Immediate open ings Sealed propo&•ts will b1 ads,and ads paid with in 10 days. are ava ilable In the follow ing received by !the Board of CARDOFTHANKS positions · Maintenance Education of the Eutern Local & OBITUARY" Foreman {underground) , School District at the Easte-rn S1 5Q tor 50 word mm lmum · Ass istant Mine Foreman High School office at Reeds Each ad(:llllonal word 2c. (underground) : Section ville, Ohio, until twelve o'clock BLIND ADS Foreman ; Surface Mine f12 :00J noon , prevalllng lOcal Additional 25c Charge per Foreman ; Reclamat ion time, SeJ;lltember 11, 1973~ and.._ Advertisement Foreman . Persons applying opened Immediately thereafter', . OFFICE HOURS should hold valid foreman for the furnishing of ~ AI.U 1 8:30a . m. to 5:00p.m. Da lly , certification papers (0t1io ) or materials and performing ·_au &·30 a . m to 12 oo Noon have sufficient experience to labor tor the erection of : Saturday. apply for State exam lnatron . ADDITIONSTO . Sal.,ry Commensurate with EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL Experience . EKcellent REEDsviLLE, oHio Benef its . TO APPLY : Write Pions end specifications mey 1 ICe or Phone: Personnel beobtal"edfromtheArchltect, YARD SALE at Hayman Department. Central Eellley, Lee & Vergo, 326 Front prope t• 1 R d 111 Oh ·10 Division , Consolidation Coal Strttt, Marietta / Ohio, 45750 , ' n ee sv e, • r 5 Company , Cadiz, Ohio 43907 . for a deposit of $25.00 which will on .R 68 1. Sept. 3• 4 • ;~~3 fc Telephone : 614 ·942-4512, AN be refunded If the documents - -- - -- - -- - -- - -EQUAL OPPORTUNITY are rtturned unmarked and In RUMMAGE SALE , Sept. 6, 7, EMPLOYER . good (Of'ldltlon within ten days and 8. Tables. doors , screen 8·21 -lfc after bid due date. Should no door , clothing , hot water tank . propo1a1 be subm ltted and the Many other Items , 230 South EXPERIENCED Beout lclon drawings not returned live days Fifth , Middleport . wanted. Apply in person, btfore the bid due date, the full 9 2-Jtc lola 's Beauty Salon . amount of the deposit will be . 8-28-6tc forfeited . Separate bids will be received PIANO and organ lessons by graduate of Cincinnati on : LOCAL company has im · Conservatory of Music . A mediate I. GENERAL CONTRACT open ings for the Gerald Hoffner , Phone 992· I L PLUMBING CONTRACT fOllowing positions : 3825. Ill. HEATING & VEN 1. Accounting Clerk 8-26-12tc TILATING CONTRACT Knowledge and eKperience 1n cost accounting or payroll IV , ELECTRICAL CON FOAM fofl llyou;-old~ou-;hand TRACT essential. Openings on the All proposals must contain chair cush ions . Standard size , following sh ifts. 8 a.m till 4 the name of , every person Inonly $9 95 . Pomeroy p.m .. 4 p.m . till 12 midn ight, terested therein, be submitted Recovery , 622 E. Main Street. 12 : 01 till 8 a .m. on forms furnished by the Ar 992 -7554. 2, Office secretaries- Duties 8·31 -30tc chltect and the accompanied by Inc lud e typing , dictation , a satiSfactory Surety Bond or a KOSCOTKosMeTics-&- WIGS . filing Opening on same shifts Certified Check on a bank doing listed above. business 'In the State of Ohio, In Specials during August are 3 Personnel Assistant the amount of 5 percent of the Koncentret , Moist Kote, Responsible for rHrulting total value of the bid. Bid Kleanslng Kream. One Day and screening or employees. SKurlty will be returned within Sachet & others. Phone Helen Desire interviewing or 10 davs after contract tor the Jane Brown. 992-5113. counseling exper ience. work has been executed. _ _ _ _ _______ !!2fc Excellent salar ies and fringe Failure of any bidder to enter benef its . Send brief resume of Into and execute a contract tor THE UNION Optical Center. work history and educat ion . the work covered by the Belpre, will observe winter Send all replies to Box 729-S in propose I he has subm ltted , hours beglnnlnv Sept . J. care of The Dally Sentinel. Within ten (10) days following Closed Wednesdays . Eye Pomeroy . Oh io notice of award of such work to eKaminatlons by ap. 9-2-lfc him, shall cause the bid security pointment. to become forfeited bv the 8-30-6tc 70 ,000 BTU floor furnace . bidder to the owner as Mllbott controls . Call985-3536 llquldeteddamagtsandnotasa 2 FAMILY Y"-RD SALE 9 7-3lp penalty because Of such failure SEPTEMBER 8 and 9 IN on the part (Jf the bidder . MASON , WEST VIRGINIA, Each bidder shall be CORNER ACROSS FROM prepared, In the event he Is the FOGLESONG FUNERAL . accepted bidder, to furnish HOME ON MAIN HIGHWAY Surety Bond, In a form ANTIQUES, GLASSWARE , WHOLESALE satlsfactorytotheOwner, lnthe CHINA , CLOTHING AND DISTRIBUTORSHIP amount of 100 percent of the MISCELLANEOU S NOW AVAILABLE contract prlce,--g'uarantteJng ,· 9-2-6tc Be In Business For Yourself . the successful completion of the - - - - - - -- - - - - - - Full or Part Time . work bid upon . DISTRIBUTOR NEEDED Proposals may be mailed or NOW delivered. If mailed, send via To supply and service registered mail In time for bid ASK TOWED established ac opening. POMEROY- Roger Joseph · company counts In your local area for Bidders shall designate on the ill the tnvelope thet. It Is a sealed bid, Fof;tl;ley, 20, Reedsv e, Rt. 1, WORLD FAMOUS Indicate the project being bid, and Rita Ann Marcinko, 17, DONNA LEE COMPANY the division upon which he Is Ill bb No selling experience bidding, the neme and address •Reedsv e, Rt. I; Bo y required as company will of bidder ond eddroosed to : Wayne Vance, 21, Pomeroy, turn over company Eastern LOCI I Baird established accounts located of Educotlon ~ ..,'~1. ,4 : and Yvonne Elaine Arlx, In drug, variety, super . Eoolern High School ' · 17. ~ · Harrisonville; Larry markets and dlacount stores. RetdiVIIIt~ Ohio 4$172 )h .. Profit potential Is virtually The Owner. reserves the r ight Vincent Romine, 21, Pomeroy, unlimited. 198 and more for to accept any bid, to waive eny ' Rt. 3, and Rebecca Ann each day worked IS a very or all Informalities in bids and conservative estimate. or rojoct any or all bids at hIs Radford, 22, Pomeroy, Rt. 3. A $3,491 secured Inventory d/ICI'ItiOn. Investment puts you In an No bid may be withdrawn for establlshtd business right • period of 30 days . now. Bv ordtr or t,._.£astern Loc;al WRITI TODAY Board of Education, Reedsville, (include phone numbtr) ! Ohio . DONNA LEE COMPANY •oo N. Jackson Street C. 0 . Newland, Modlo, Ptnno. mn Clerk (8) 1~ . 21, 28 (9) 4, <tc PUBLIC NOTICE Sealld blrda for the leasing of '¥he prtmllll to the Department HOUSE FOR Rant. s rooms and of Liquor Control for use as a bath, Racine area. Call 992· State Liquor Store In the 5858 vicinity of Mulberry Street, 8-29 -ttc Pomeroy, Ohio. will be received at the office of the Department 3 AND 4 ROOM furnllhed and of Liquor Control, Columbus, unfurn ished apartments Ohio, up to twelve o'clock noon Phone 992-5.34. on Wednesday , September 19, 1973 . L--,------~__,J ----------~~ -11< Not' ------------- - ---------- .,.--- - -------------- BUsiness Opportunities ·We talk to you like a person For Rent WMP0/1390 ON YOUR DIAL Storeroom should be re c ton,ular In shape and should con eln between ,.,ooo and 6,000 square feet. There must be two rest room facilities as required by the provis ions of Ohio Rtvloed C,ode ~107.40 . Air · c:ondltlonlng, heat, light ing ere 1 requirement . ' Form1 for the subm ission of bids may be obtelned at 2323 Welt Fifth Avenue , Columbus, Ohio , The prtmlstl could be lubttct to certain minor renovations as prescribed by th• Department of Liquor Control If requlrtd . DI!PAIITMENT OF LIQUOR CONTROL , R. 1 . Guggenheim . . orrector t f) 4, ttc PlfiLICl NOTICE 81do will bt roce lvtd by the Vlllogt of Middleport, Ohio, MeiOI County, at the VIllage Hall, 237 ~act Street. unlll 4:00 P.M .. september 5. 1973 for the following mottrlalo: I,SOO tons No . ~0~ Asphaltic concrete, more or less , 2,(00 Qtllonl Tac Coot. more or 1111. S'f,ocltlcotlons for ·~~llcttlon on lit at the Meyor ' 1 11ce, 237 Rtet Stroot, M:ddltporl , Ohio. Gent Grato, Cltrk·Trouuror VII) loge ol Middleport Ill 21. 71 (9 ~. 3tc -------------Mobile Homes For Sale --------------- OPEN EVES. 8:00 .... M. POMEROY. OHIO .Your Right to --------------- --------------.- Pbmeroj Motor Co. .PUBLIC NOnCES --------------- For Rent ------T----- pearance Inside & "'U t. 6-way sea t. power door l ocks, :. . this Week's Special ------------ For Sale REDU CE Safe and fast with Gos eu Tablets & F -V• 'l " wat er pill s" Ne l5on Drug . 9 · ~- l fp ------------ 5 ROOM S and bath. Excellent cond ition , In nice neigh . borhood In Middleport . Call 992 3393 after TutsdiY and even ings after 6 p.m , for appo intment . 9·2-3!p 992-2094 606 E . Main Pomeroy On Most Ame rlctn Cors OFFICE SUPPLIES - GUARANTEE DPhone 992 -2094 and Pomeroy Home & Auto FURN.ITURE Open8 Til 5 Mondav thru Saturday 606 E. Ma in, Pome roy, O.. . Stop In and See Our Floor Oi ~p!ay . EXPERIENCED Dick's Hoard House R'adlato ·Service "STRIPPERS" We Slrlp Po int, Varni shes, Etc. from Furniture. Anllques-Modern-Metols No ruinous fyes or caustics used . Pick -Up Service Avalltblt We Buy & Sell Antiques. Dick Sey ler-Dwner Kerr St. Pomeroy, 0. Phone "2·2791 From the la raest Truck or BuiidO<!!r Rodlotor to the .bmanest Hea ter l:'or" . Nathan Blg~s Radiator Sprc•alist SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Pomeroy WOOD TRUSSES PRICE - - ------------- H&H TRAVEL TRAILERS CLOSE OUT SALE Everything Goes Featuring Travel Trailers By: Coatsman, Fan, Omerigo, Four Seasons and Pravo --------------- - -------------- \ \ 00 ALLEY OOP APPROVED Donald Collin s, Mavor ATTEST: Jane Walton, Cle~k (8) 28 1 19) 4, 11, Itt ill THE !lAI-JAI.JA INSTITUTE'S WIP INDI ;ATES 'J\.IAT aANAJ.JA &AU<$ HAVE.INCI'\EI>6ED .. Notice of Filing or Inventory and Appra isement Probate Court The Stare of Ohio, Meigs County To the Exe cutrix of the estate ; to such of the follow ing as are res idents of the State of Ohio, viz : - the surviving spouse, the next of kin , the beneficiaries und er the will ; ••m-•"'-'"" and to the attorney or attornevs ~-:;,:l·rc:: ·:::·=----- ·- ., ·~ . """'-·representing any of the aforementioned persons : No . 20995, 'Joseph E . Wilson , WAA L·· l FINA LLY Deceased, Middleport, Ohio, Salisbury Township , GOT ALL M'l You are hereby notified that WASH IN' DONE the Inventory and AP · pra lsement of the estate of the aforementioned , deceased, lat e of sa ld County, was flied In thIs Court. Said Inventories t~~nd Appra isement will be for hear ing before thiS Court on the lOth dey of September, 1973, at 10 ·00 o' clock A.M Any person desiring to tile exceptions thereto must llle them at least five days prior to the date set for hearing . Given under my hand and seal of sa id Court , this 30th day of August, 1973. Manning D. Webster, Judge and u -offlclo Clerk of said Court &v Ann B. W1tson Deputy Cleric {9) 4, 11 , 2tc RLIV\OST AL L. T.HRT IS PLEASE DOUBLE - FAULT! 0008LE· FAULT! DOO&LE• FAULT! DOOSLE · FAULT! Notice of Appointment Case No. 70,995 Estate of Joseph E. Wilson, Deceased. Notice Is hereby g lven thlt Eloise B. Wilson of 228 S. Fifth Avenue, Middleport, Ohio, hiS been duly appointed exe,utrh< ot the Estate of Joseph E. Wilson , deceased, late of Meigs County , Ohio, Creditors are required to file their clelms with said fiduciary within tour months . Dated this 23rd day of August, 1973. CAPTAIN EASY --------------BLACK & White 23 inc h Motorola TV , $30.00 . Phone 949-59<1 . 9-2-llc -------------WE ' RE STOCKED with good selection of guaranteed ap pliances. clean used furniture AND NEW furniture at un · believably LOW PRICES . Ranges. refrigerators , auto . a. wringer washers , elct., gas dryers . Used furniture : couches , chairs, bedrm . suite S, chest s , dressers , vanities , wardrobes , dinettes (chrome , wooden ). desks , bookcases , tables . New furniture : 2 pc . living rooms , some with swivel rockers , maple bedrms. , bookcese headboard s . Medlt. J-pc . table sets ; patc h swivel rockers . Also - 42 and 50 gal. oak barre ls SIS.OO ea Fold -up Rlchllne ( amper tra iler ....._ sleep s 6 $325.00 . Shop Tuesday thru Sundet till 7 p m. at KUHL' S BARGAIN CENTER , St. Rt 7 "ot caution light " TUPPER S PLAINS , OHIO . 9-2·6tc ---------- ---60x1 2 2 bedroom mobile home . E~~;cellen t 7087, condit ion Call 992· 9-2-6tp Closeout All Keep II cool now and get a bargain for next year . ~- POMEROY. Jlck W. Canoy, M~r . Phone "2-2111 -~----------- -- KNAPP Only San Francisco, New Orleans, Philadelphia , Boston, Pittsburgh , and Newa rk still have streetca rs. 6-15-1ft -------------- HELLO YOUNG LOVERS Just married? Here's a cute Love Nest that will be the pride of your bride. 3 bedrooms. Bath. Lots of cablnels In kitchen . Large carpeted living room . Full basement with shower and · recreation room . Large double detached garage with work shop. Nice cook out with screens and root . Lots of stone and alum . siding. JUST $21 ,000 .00 . Lorge level lot . JOB TRANSFER forces the sale of this beautiful new home. 1 floor plan . J nice bedrooms with elosets . Lovely modern bath with ceramic tile and console wash basin. Kitchen has lovely cabinets, dining area . Utility room . Guest closet . Hardwood floors with some eorpetlng over . Carport with storage area . Lorge lot 100x100 . GOING AT $21,000.00 . LARGE HOME Close ln. 1.36 acres. 2 story. 1st floor has 2 bedrooms, 1 Is carpeted. Din ing room . Lorge corpeted living room . Bath. Porches. 2nd floor has 2 Iorge bedrooms with lots of storage. Lots of tile and paneling In this properly . $9,500.00. AROUND 10 ACRES Locoted on Route 325 nelir mine No. 1. 2 large barn s. New water system going In now on Rt. J25 . Ground lay s roal nice . 512,000 .00. WANT TO SELL? PROPERTY IS MOVING FAST NOW - CALL US TODAY. HENRY E. CLELAND, BROKER m -2m If no answer m -2S,I UIRACLES .... DO .R~ I TIIillffillnd. SINCE HAL DIED I L J U5T DON'T 1HINK l CAN SWALLOW ANYTH IN0, NANCY. (((( Mf"~' );)/~ '" f I NEW LISTING 741 4211 A ld G t R COUNTRY - 3 bedrooms wit~ i.IL:··~ · :;_:_;__ _:;__ _-"'"""~n_o'-": ' -:r"'a"-e'-'•:..,....,.. ~ . _..;.:.:;ut ;;.l:.:;l::;n;:;d..., ,......J.,; nice closets, bath , carpet, an,. oak floors. Nice modern kitchen,~...,....,...,..,...,..,...,..,......,....,...,.~....,--...,""""'""._ with bake a~d cook units. Fom lly room wllh shower and rear entnmce. Large ·carport. All for only $15.900.00. POMEROY NICE INSIDE - 2 bedrooms, nice both, large living and dining with natural ook floors . Basement, front porch and smoll garden . S<\,500.00 . SYRACUSE 4th STREET - 5 room s, beck (Filling out and returning the below survey por ch, basement and garage with utility room . Level lot. DOES· NOT OBLIGATE YOU; but only &K· $5,000.00. presses your interest in possibly renllng an MIDDLEPORT apartment. Reduced rents ar~ available If you 6 ROOMS - Both, 3 bedrooms. qualify on the basis of income.) gas furna ce . Goroge with storage and level lot on Grave l Hill. Asking 515,500.00. I . BUSINESS HOTEL AND BAR - 30 rooms, steam heat, laundry , parking and nice view of the Ohio Rlvor. I ' Ask ing Just $32,500.00. M-0 -N- E-Y 3 APARTMENTS - Ail renled . One furni she d. In come SJ,OOO.OO • year . Wont only ~9 .000 . 00 . YOU ARE GOING TO RUN TO KE E P UP WITH THE PRICES. BUY PROPERTY AND 'ET ,.. YOUR MONEY DO TH RUimtr~G FOR RIVERSIDE APARTMENTS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO RENTAL SURVEY .------------------------, l NAME . I PRESENT ADDRESS ! siNGLE I I I MARRIED 1 1-~~~~~~~~~-------___ ___j Or I ~ IT WA5A LC>/E l'l 5ERVICE, WINNIE. YOU WERE VERY _ _________ _ -.. .,. .------------- ..-~·~·~- TilE llOHN LOSER JOHN TUCKER Rt . 4, Pomeroy, 0 . 992-3954 or 992-734! --------- ------ --------------- --------------- I. MODERN SAN_ITATION --- ----- ---- -------------- • /.,, DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE ___ _____ _____ --------------- ~ SEPTIC-TANKS CLEANED ALL WEATHER ROOFING CO. -------------- tL 215 N. Second Phone 992 -3509 2~ Hour Serv ice A ll work guaranteed . Ph. 742-6271 - -------------- ~ Hea ting • Air Cand . Refrlgertllon - Plumbln1 · E iec trlctl Appllancts · Aulo Air cond •• A.,ldtnllal or Co mmerd at. -------------- --------------- \'0 p AND J HOME MAINTENANCE & REPAIR Specialist Wheel Alignment ASK US ABOUT PI>F. FARtUCATED Real Estate For Sale ROOMS by the w.. k, 118 up . Meigs Inn, Pomtroy. 197J- Zig za; toewlng machine . 7-12-tfc Thil mlchlne darna , em . Wh ite , blue top, blue broiders , overc1sts, button - - - - - -- - - - - - -- Brougham Int ., full power, holes . All without 1t , PRIVATE mtttlny room for air . an~ organ ization ; phone 992· tachments . Pay balanct of 39 S. 138.50 or pay S5 per month . . 3-11 -!fc Coli 992 -5331. SL E Ei>iNGfiOOM ovi.,..V·IIne 6-10-tfc Store In Pomsroy. Reftrances -.h~;-~; w --;.~-;d II 7.. requ lrtd . ·Call 992-5293 . winter ltyltl now our . Call 8·29-tfc - - - - - -- -- - - - -- 99BJ24. " You'll Like Our QualifY. 2 sE DROOM TRAILER , - -- - - - -- - -- - -8-U·tf< -Wa~ol Doin~Buslness. ' G AC Fl ANCING 10x50. 2 bldroom tptrlment, STERif() .fiAOIO . 1 trt <k tape combination , AM · FM rad io , ~ both furnilhod . Call 773-5147, m -5342 Pomeroy Maton, W. va ., or see way aptaker sound IYIItm . Open Evenings 'TIIt:OO 81/anct 1115 .93, or u'e our Reynolds Flower Stlop, right I•••T•II•S•P•.•M•. •Sa••t._ _. . budgal term o. Call 992-3915. on mtln highway . · 8-29-lfc l -21 -6lc •3695 Karr & ran Uln dt Wheel Alignment •5.55 JJI\..1\ i h . IIOGG & ZUSPAN -------------AIR CONDITIONERS -------------All ~nted ----------- 1220 Washington Blvd. 42J.7521 BELPRE, 0 . 1.. . - --,--- ---'-- Pels For Sale MOBILE home space in Syracuse , Phone 992-5858. · 6-21 -tfc HOUSE FOR rent , 5 roomaand· bath , Racine area . Call 9925858. 8-30.-tfc MILLER MOBILE HOMES EXPERT POMEROY HOME & AUTO WILKIN SON smollenglneseles and service , 820 3rd Stret, CONSTRUCTION Middleport . Lawn mower and chain saw repa ir . Free pickup It Must and delivery . Phone 992-3092. .PARKVIEW kenrie iS. Poodles , RoofIng, SpoutIng, 1 toy male i!llnd 1 female . Also Brlg_gs and Stratton and Be Right Phone 99H 443. ..-:::S7~~ Tecumseh parts. will we Porch Repair, Com 7-15-tfc 8-22 -30tc .' it Righi . plete Home Buill to Your'5pocs REGISTERED Female Great' to Job Slle Delivered INVESTMENT PROP FOR Remodeling . Dane. Loves children , phone SALE 992 - 5~96 . 8-28 ·tfC LARGE br ic k building on Main For Free Estimate 8-4: lO Dally, 8-12 Sat. St ., Pomeroy, contalr\s A R. H. Rawhngs Sons ,,, !he rentals, offers approximately MATERIALS CO. 10 to 12 pet. return on in· 773-5554 Mason, W. V1 . , Buoldong. vestment . Call 992 -2789 Middleport, o . .192.2101 8·29-tfc 7 ROOM house with bath in Rutland , air conditioned, READY -MI X CONCRETE EXCAVATING . Dozers, large carpeted , gas furnace, dish delivered r ight to Your - - - -- - -- -- and small ; Backhoes and washer, double oven , range, prolect. Fest and easy Free loaders on track and tires ; ROOFING, FURBRUSH HOGS , 4x5 ft , phone double garage, large carport, estimates . Phone 99 2-3284 Dump truck - La -boy ser 992-5858. 4 acres cleared and fenced, Goegl&ln Ready .Mi x Co. , NACE CLEANING vice . Septi c tanks Installed. 7·15-tfc small barn and other Middleport , Oh io George ( 8111) Pullins , phone AND REPAIR AND buildings. Phone 614-742-6834. 6-30-tfc 992-2478 or 992 .7402 . 1973 Ux70 MOBILE home, 5-JO-tfc PLUMBING. i 2·9·tfC washer and dryer , d ish SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED washer , stainless steel sink , HOUSE for sale, corner lot, 3 REASONABLE rates .. Ph . 446 SEPTIC TANK S AROBIC garbage disposal. eye level 4782 , Gallipolis , John Russell , bedrooms, garage, air con SEWAGE SYSTEMS oven , range, dacron -polyester Owner and Operator . , full basement , gas CLEANED , REPAIRED . carpet, luge lot . Phone 742- ditioning 5-1'2-tfc heat, (Orner of Center and MILLER SANITAT ION , 3083. Th ird Street. Mason . Call 773STEWART, OHIO . PH . 662· 7-18·11 C. BRADFORO,Auctloneer 5384. JOJS , Complete Service 8-28-6lc 10-.t.tfc Phone 9<9·3821 EXCELSIOR Sell Works, E Racine, Ohio Main St., Pomeroy , All kinds SEWING MACHINES. R•pelr Crltt Bradford of salt water pellets. water 6 ROOM S and bath , full MIDDLEPORT, OHIO service , all makes. 992-2284. basement with shower, .......... ..,... S-1-tfc nuggets, block salt anCI own The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. cDmmode end lavatory . Phone 992-2550 Ohio River Salt . Phone 992· Authorized Singer Sales and Forced a ir gas furnace , EXCAVATING, dozer , loader 3891. Service . We Sharpen ScluQrt. furniture , extra lot. Just and backhoe work; septic 6-5-tfc 3-29-tfc TIME to check that oil or gas new ly painted . Near Pomeroy tanks Installed; dump trucks furnace for winter . Dirty Elementary school. Phone and Jo .boys tor hire ; will haul NEW 2·PIECE Early American FOR FREE estimates on furnaces cost fuel and could 992.7384. fill dirt, top soil, limestone living room suites, In 100 aluminum siding . Storm cost a life. Call P . & J . Home 9-2-ltc gravel ; CaWBob or Roger and percent nylon material with Doors and Windows, Car Malnfenance 992-3509, 215 N. Jeffers , day phone 992 -7089 , maplewood trim and foam ports, Marquees and Railing , Second, Middleport . night phone 992·3525 or 992reversible cushions This 3 BEDROOM house on Lincoln Phone Charles Lisle, 8·23 -lOtc Hill, living room , kitchen , 5232. week only . S199 .95. cash and Syracuse, Ohio. Carl Jacob and utility room , extra bath 2-11 -tfc Carry , Pomeroy Recovery , Sales Representative . V. V. DOZER and back hoe work , large lot over 1 acre . Has 622 E Main Street, Pomeroy , Johnson and Son , Inc . driveway . $13 ,000 . Call ponds and septic tanks, dlt · O'DELL WHEEL Alignment Coli 992.7554 . , 6-22-tfc after 12 noon ; on chlng strvice; top soli , fill Sunday __.. located at Crossroads, R t . 124, 8-30 6lc ·weekdavs after 5 p.m., 992· dirt, limestone ; B&K now back to work . Compjete 0EA05 TocK=-wlll~m0vP. 3247. Escavatlng. Phone 992 -5367 or front end service, tune up and at a reasonable charqe , Call UPHOLSTER your own fur 992·3861. 8-5-tfc bralte service . Wheels 245 ·5514. niture . We have all the sup 9-1-tfc balanced electron ically , All 8·2J.90tc need . LARGE, convenient building plies you will work guaranteed . Reasonable . Upholstery Fabrics , a very lots at Rock Springs. Area rates . Phone 742-3232. large selection of nylons, restricted for houses only , 2-18-tfc velvets , Herculon. vinyls- In Tuppers Plains & Chester cottOn prints , also remnants . Water available . Call or see RON SHEPARD , Floor , Wall Foam for cushions and Bill Witte, 992-2789. Remodeling , Ceram ic tile _ padding . Burlap , denims . -...,...___ _ ____ _ .J.. __ 7·2-4-tfc baths . Box 280 , Rutland 742 · 593-6816 cambric , foam glue , zippers , 3664. 93 Columbus Rd. · springs and clips , chipboards, 3 BEDROOM house 11!2 baths, 1 ATHENS, 0. 6-26-tfc legs , sewing thread , . dacron , formal dining room , I living tacks , webbing , welt cord , room, kitchen , family room, 2 ELNA and White Sewing cotton , swivel bases , and all car garage, full basement , on Mach ines ... Serv ice on all other supplies you will need acre lot . Located In Riggs makes . Reasonable rates . New furniture at low. low Crest Menor . Phone 992 -3863 The Sew ing Center , Mid pr1ces . Pomeroy Recovery, before 3 p.m , and ask for Mr , dleport, Ohlo. 622 E. Main , 992 75SA. 11 -16-tf c or ull Gene Riggs at Ingels B-31 -JOtc 985 -3595 or 992 -5869, 8-26 -tfc MOBILE home repa ir , Elec . REFRIGERATOR , 3 door , trlcaJ plumbing and heating . large freezer combinat ion Phone 992 -5858 . 56 ACRES for sale in Langsvill e with wood gl'aln front with ice 7-15-tfc Area . Call 992 -3530 or 742 6675 maker , cost $500.00 . Will take • 2-3tp $125.00. Trade or make offer. HARRISON'S TV service and Others $25.00 el\ch . Phone 992service calls , Phone 992 -2522 . 7494, Robert D. Rife , 711 3rd NEW three bedroom home, all Drive A Little Save A Lot 2·9-tfc electric, one car garage with St , Middleport . acre of ground, located on one No Reasonable Offer Refused B-l1 ·6tc Flatwoods Road . Phone 992 2735. BUNDY Flute . good condition . 8-28 ·6tp Cell 985 -3978 after s p m 8-31 6tc MOBILE home spece . Beer 's Market. Syracuse . 8-26-tfc 72 PONTIAC CATALINA 4 DOOR Business Services GII OCERY bullnoll tor 1110. Building for 1111 or lease . Phone 1/3 5618 from 1 · :10 p.m . to 10 p,m . tor •PPOin lmtnt. 3 '2a.u c 1166 FORD GALAX! 500 XL, TR~ILER IOh In Mid COR NE R cu pbo ar ds , W i ll TWO 1 ., CIUPiex in 8 rll d· go od cond ition , pr iced dtepor t ; cupboards. chtsts , old guns . reaso')abl t . Phone 9tl .JOJJ. bury . Phone berort 6 p m, •ny c;ortdlt lon . .A.Iao blu1 9915693. 878 -0I C decorated ston eware Write . • ·• ·41C P . 0 . BOlt ••· Mertlnsburg , Ohio , 43935 or call 1·•14·4.440 CA NNIN G Tom a toes. a lter 7 p ,m , cuc umbe r~ , ma nggaa , and 1-1-90!< c:e n talopes , Gera l dine Cleland , theine . NO. 1 Copper , 60C, Rad iators, 7.31 -lfc l Oc, brass, l Oc. ba tter ies. t oe EX P E Rie NCE D pa lnler. ln etch , clet n, dry Gl ns•n g tar lor and exflr lor . Call Don roots, S60 a lb. Yellow root, S.t. van Meter , 985 -3951. May appl e, soc per lb. M. A. 8·2·lOtp CASH pa id tor all makes and Hall, Rttdsvllle. Call 37$mod e ls of mob ile hom u . 6249 EXPE RIENCED bookkeeper , Ph one u ea code 61.f.4lJ.t 531. 7.Jl .tfc receptionist , P BX operator; • 4- 13 ·tfC typ ist. host ess , with wor k In tor auc t ion . WAN TE D perso nn el. lo a n , small household goods. Too ls, mos t bus /nus off ices , cuhler . 1A x 65 TRA ILER , 2 bedroom . an~ t hlng oh alue . Wil l bu y o r benk teller . a nd .:o mp utor very good condit io Phone 773· · :te ll on com minion , Will hau l, work . Available Immed iately 5805. Call 992 .J3H or 992 -1792 for partt lme or full tt me work . 8-21 tfc · 7·2:5 .tfc Ha yman' !l . Ph one 992·3778. 8-31'-l lp ; - , - - - - - - - - ---, OL D fur n lture , oa k table s. clocks . Ice boxes , brass beds , Air Condilioners dl sh ts or complet e Awnings houuhold s . Wr ite M. 0 , Miller , Rt. 4, Pome roy , Ohio, 1967 FUR" I Pl ymouth , One Underpinning coil 992-627 1. owner. A-1 cond ition . Phone 5 13-tf c 985-3900. B·30-otp Compl e te mobile ho me serv ice - plu s giga ntic display of mobile hom es .always avai lable at . . . lf72 CHEVROLET l:U9S 2-seat Kt NGSWOOD WAGON, 16,500 miles, by lotol 1owner, fa ctory ai r-ti nted gloss, .000 eng ine, a uto matic transmission, power steer ing & brakes. radio. luggage riiCk, gold finish, white-wall tires . A sh arp clean ca r . 1971 OLDS " 91" 12995 Luxury Sedan, 4 door H. To~ loca l car & has new ap- ,. For Slit : 0-DINAN C. Ij O w J'M'I.E ORPHAN ANNIE ' AN ORDINAN tl To PLAC• A - - n - - CU.P I W ON TH I TOWN o ~ ' POM I ROY , r oR P BRIO NS UNDIR Tl< l ABE OP II VIA ItS . Mall to Barr- Circle LJotv~topment, Inc. 750 First Avenue Gallipolis, Ohio 4U31 lOr more lnform1tio11 call collect 444-3746. In Augu st , 1962, vi sitors at the Seattle World' s Fair · 1The Century 21 Ex position) were treated to the largest " birfhdoy " cake ever baked . I I weighed 25,000 lbs. , baked by van de Kemp' s Holland Dut ch Bakers of Seattle, wa shington . The cako was 23 It . high , with c ir cumference ol 60 II. The 1ngredlenls Inc luded 18,000 eggs, 10,500 lbs. flour. 4,000 lbs . ot cane sugar , 7 ,ooo lbs . ol ralolns. 2,000 lbs. of pecans ond 100 lbs. of oolt . Treat your family to refined water . Refined Woter btings out the tru e, full flavor ol your food, end your btewed coflee wil l be more clear and tran s· parent. It ta kes leas cottee and tea with Refined Water, 01 mineral Ioden .water neutralizes the lrue colfee end tea llavor . Trut your1elf to better fa sting food and drink . Try refined water I Ceil 882-2525. SAYRE HARDWARE 111·2525 Now Ht••n. W. 1/o . AH FOUJ.ID OUT nl' BIGGESr CU510MER Rl' IN'ItiANM UVES ON TH' :l9th FLOOR - BARNEY WHAT HAV E 'i E s eEN DOIN' WIF 'IORESE LF S iNCE '-IE RE;riRED, VERN IE ? I TOOK UP DRAWIN ', S NUFFY GLORY BE!! W HAl SOfHII S lU FF DO 'i DfliiW ? $OCIA6L~ $ E CURITY - . �I Thr Daily Sentinel, Middleport·Ponwroy, 0., Sept. 4, 197:! Vott•ru11s Mt•morlut ltuspltul Nixon to start things .moving loday including a ('OnfPrenr(' WASHINGTON l UP II Prealdent Nixon, anxious to "lth !h~ GOP conMrcsstunal '"get things moving" with leadership, a Cabinet meeting ; Q>ng,..,q,lined up a busy week ond the installation or Willimn F.. Colby as director of the ' Cenlnd lntclli~ enee Agency. ·~ Colby was to be forma lly sworn in at II a.m. EDT in the Tonight thru Thursday While House Oval Office to ' Sop!, H ·6 head the nation's lop in· NOT OPEN · uornalional security agency at a lime when the agency has Friday thru Tuesday been harmed by disclosures · Sept. 7.11 stemming from the Watergate Wolf Oisntv's scandal. MARY POPPINS Colby , who was deputy ITechnlcotor I director or the agency and Julie Andrew s formerly headed the Dick Van Dyke Show Slarts 7 p.m. pacification program in South Vietnam during the Indochina ....--.. MEIGS THEATRE NOW TWO EVENINGS EACH WEEK BUFFET DINING •• '' war . was mmtl>d lo hc;~d lht.• prugnuu ha s bt~('n ~~;~.·.~::~· tlu~.,,:.::::·'·~:~:·,;,ml: Margi<· Wyull , llullumt : '' f;: ~-= .'~1.· stalh'!l lhos yeur dm•, "' lurge l.uo ht•r Caldwdl, Middleport CIA May tO. He sucreedt•d James 11 . JlUI' I, lu th(' WulCqHtlC, Sd•li.'Sill~t'l' ' wh o bN'tl ll\C Co ngress t'Nu t·ns ·from lis defense se<n'lilry . turin~ the summe•· •·cn•ss Wednesday staff shukeup of key ad · with the bulk of lht•moncy bills ministration aides rm~~:ht in nceth.'<ltu run the government still to be passed. U1e wak<' of the Watergnte. Also f~dng the President 'l'he Whi te House announ<'t'd Uta! Schlt•singor, Secreillry of WIIS II decision on the type or Stafc.designate Hem·y A. appeal he will make or an order Kissinger and Adm . Thomas H. by Chief U. S. District C<>W't Moorer, chairman of the Joint Judge John J . Sirira that he Chiefs of Staff, we.·e to attend produce the Watergate tapes the ceremony with the rot· private judicial review. The Presidenl has until Thursday President. The President returned to to ril e his appeal wllh U1e U.S. the White House Monday night Court or Appeals lor Ute aftet· spending Labor Day at District of Columbia in ' his his Camp David, Md ., constilutional showdown wilh mowtlain retreat with the First Watergate prosecutor Ar· chibald N. Cox. Cox wants the Famtly . . Shortly before he rel urned to tapes for the federal grand jlU'y Washington, the White House reportedly considering indict· announced thai he would meet mentS against some of Nixon's with his Cabin et and the former White House and congres5ional leadership later campaign aides In connection ln the week, probably Thurs· with Watergate and · its coverup. day or Friday. The President also must "The President wants to discuss ways or getting things decide whether to veto a moving"' In Congress, an aide minimum wage bill that said. Nixon 's legislative Congress passed before it a<jjourned for its rect!SB, · · MONDAY EVENING AND TUESDAY EVENING ' Saturday l)ls<·hargtli ' SOUTHERN PRAYER Prayer breakfasts for all Southern High School students at the Hacine Wesleyan United Methodist ChW'ch will begin tomorrow at 7:30a.m. and will be held at that hoW' each week. ~ ~ ~ :? ' ·PARADES AND bar· be cued chicken dinners highlighted Labor Day celebrations Monday Ia . Pomeroy and Chester under the respecllve sponsorship or · the fire departments of the t~o coJ11munllles. In Pomeroy, the American Legion color guard led a parade down Main St. with both the Meigs and Eastern (above) Bands, the Riggs Royal Kad·etles, various emergency and fire department vehicles from the area, and Smokey the bear (at right) taking part. A similar parade In Chester followed the Pomeroy presentation. MASON - Mason's Town ·.Cowtcil, at a regular meeting Monday evening set two · special meetings, presented a second reading with amend· ments for a proposed curfew ordinance, purchased additional recreational equip· ment for the town park and is considering water im. provements. Announcement was made for the Planning Commission's organizational meeting to be held at 7:30p.m. September 12 m ctty hall, also plans for the Revenue Sharing meeting for ' , 7:30p.m .. September 6, open to l r~ ~ the pubhc, were announced. \ II , The curfew ordmance was ' ••· " • Dr inks and Wide Menu Dessert Extra . Choice .. • Order our regular menu every night.5 to 10. .,. The MEIGS INN • ••• ·PH. 992·3629 POMEROY fl r \ \ ' It •- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ t ) 1 \}~ TELL THEIR STORY - Jim·Enyart, Larry Marr and Ronnie Sheets, three members of the Gallipolis Educ~tion Association, were among .' l40 Gallipolis teachers picketing today in the ciiy school system. Teac.hers say they are picketing .until the board enters into negotiations with the GEA. Teachers (Continued from page I ) procedures , supplemental contracts, insurance program and pr ofessional com· pensation. A spokesman for the Gallipolis Board of Education who asked that he nol be identified, said school opened this morning as usual with all buses running on schedule and all classified personnel on duty. aNEW buggy? If your "buggy" is not all it should be, come in and let us arrange an Auto Loan ~t bank rates. We will work out terms to make repayment convenient fot you. Ste us. Auto Teller Window ana Walk-up Window Open Friday Evenings 5 to 7 P.M. 1 WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FREE PITTSBURCH lilbens l'aUonal MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Classes were being held for the students that reported with some teachers who failed to observe the picket line and usummer vacation usually · administrators in charge. puis the kids in the pink . The Gallipolis Board or and Daddy in the red" ... Education this morning in special session asked City If you're spending your Solicitor Richard C. Roderick, vacation at home thi s year, Jr., to file an . injunction in why no1 tackle one of those jobs you've been pulling Gallia County Common Pleas off ? The " FRIENI'>LY Court against the teachers and ONES " al the POMEROY teachers' association. CEMENT BLOCK CO. will The petition requests that the be happy lo supp l y you with teachers be enjoined from both the mater ia Is and the continuing the strike and asked know.how (I f You need it ) .. , · Utem to honor their two year negotiating contract which ends in 1974. The petition also asks the teachers to return to their jobs immediately. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MASON DRIVE·IN Caravene· by Bulova IS -.,~OUR BEST SELLING WATCH The movem~nt is pr,clsion·Jeweled. Shock resistant. Wtth an unbreakable mainspring,. The alyllng Ia fashion-right . The guarant" Iii Bulova-backed. The priQa Ia right. .And the aelectlon Is superb. Full nume r• l d tal. Sweep !ltu::ood. Water resistant. GOESSLER Jewelry Store Court St., Pomeroy, 0. ..t •• ..• fired PT. PLEASANT- Hannan High School's principal v.:as dismissed and a repla ~ement was .named following an 11· hour hearing Saturday in the Mason County Board of Education office . Bright McCausland was dismissed by the board on eight or II charges brought by a parents' group and O'Dair Duff was appointed as acting principal, pending official board action. After nine witnesses ap· parently lent support to several charges·or neglect or duty, and another or intemperance among the charges, official action was taken. Board member Bill Brady moved "that the complaintants have proven the allegations contained in paragraphs 1, 4, 6, 7, 6, 9 and II and section two and three by a prepondorance of the evidence, and the respondent has not refuted the charges as contained in the charges presented against the respondent . I fW'ther move that ihe board find the respondent has committed acts of intemperance , willful neglect of duty, and cruelty." . Robert Adkins seconded Brady's motion and the vote was recorded as J.1 with BUI Withers . dissenting . Board president, Harry Siders, acting as chairman, also favored the action. Supt. Charles Withers was the only witness on behalf of McCausland, who was represented by attorney Charles Damron. Holzer Medical Center (Discharged Sept. 31 . " . . Debra Barcus, Jason , · • " r" 1t 11, Barrick, Handolph BlackbW"n, Toni.ght, Sept. 4 Edna Burdette and son, Vanessa Burgess, Eleanor Double Feature Program Caldwell , Nellie Campbell, THE SWING!N' STEWARDESSES Everette Cafdwell, Dallas Evelyn Traeger Fizer , Carol Holsinger and tnga Steeger daughter, Phillip Hughes , lX I Helen Johnson, Thomas - Pius"S WINGING PUSSYCATS" Justice, Orville Lavender, Per lecf household pets! Juol Johnnie Belinda Meadows , osk the man who's had one! John Plymale , Catherine Poetker', Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Melviri . Rapp, Wed .· Thuro .. Frl. Doris S~pleton and Harold $ept. 1·1·7 Thomas. Double Feature- Program "SUPER CHICK" (Births) Joyce Jillson · Mr. and Mrs.' Kenneth Sharp, Louis Queen a son, Ewlngton: Mr. and Mrs. ( R,a led R) Allen Speakman, a son, - PiusEwing ton ; Mr . and Mrs. Floyd " CHAIN Moore, a daughler, Oak Hill : GANG WOMEN" I R) Mr. and Mrs. Randall Hawks, a son, Vinton . . REASONS WHY Prm• Clp • a} ·..t :~· Curfew considered ' •• •'I •' ~ • - Durothy llorden, Enrl Schuler, · Mthlretl 8(otea, Mut·~pre l llan·ctt, f>a\lii Mt'l)nniel, '!'humus Hoblnson. Shirley Lambert, Debbie Young , Harold Duckworth , Joseph . Wilson , Carl Drake. Sunday Adml,.lons - Judith Laudcrmilt, Pomeroy; Paul McDaniel, Jr. , Middleport : Judith Ruth Laudermllt, Middleport. Sunday Discharges - Maude Connolly, Eva McKinney, Lena McKinley, Clara Radford, E. H. Hollon, Emma Hayman. Monday Admissions James Barker, Rutland ; Howard . Largent, Syracuse : Brenda Smith, Mason; Judith 'fhivener, Gallipolis : Delores Tyree, Middleport; Samuel Rairden, Long Bot(om. Monday Discharges Judith Ruth Laudermilt, Sharon Covert, Zelma Grady, Ada Weaver. SOMEBODY STILL CARES - Cadiz Jaycees, Allen Robot and Gene Liggett, through the sponsorship of Jaycees Dlstric\91, have pledged to paddle a canoe from Wheeling, W.Va. to the Gulf of Mexico to raise funds to fightfor mental health lind against mental retardation. All funds raised wlll be used for MH-MR through the Belmont-Harrison Mental Health Board. Sunday the two men stop~d at the Pomeroy levee where Richard Poulin of the Meigs C<>unty Jaycees took this picture. Pledges may be made by calling 614-9422442, and when calling, give the name of Vincent Knight, treasurer of the Meigs County Jaycees, so that donaUons.will remain In Meigs County. Ple<!ges may be made as follows: one cent per mile, $18; 'h~ent per mile,~; ¥•-cent per mlle, $4.50, or 71t~ent per mile, $2.25. amended to read 11 p.m. (DST) or IIi p.m. (EST) except for the month or October when this is changed to 9:30 p.m. Notation was made for these hoW's to be observed rather than the midnight to a:30 a .m. as was earfier specified. Cowtcil agreed to purchase recreation equipment for the park (o include combinations or fow' swings, one sliding board and ,two teeter-totters. The town's water com. missioners are considering a bid from the Pittsburgh Tank and Tower Company to clean, paint and repair the water tank but first will determine if repairs may be made satisfactorily or if the tank should be abandoned and ef· forts made to get a federal grant for the project. Presently Mayor Ira Atkinson is giving con· sideration to names of persons to serve as emrgency policemen, after consent for . this was approved by council. In further action, council gave Mayor Atkinson per· mission to check for a new · police cruiser, since it was pointed oul that the existing cruiser is in bad condition . Racine, Ill. 1, on Pomeroy's East Moin St. curly the mor. nlng of Sept. 26. Harden wa• round by of· liciuls neur the Duds 'n Suds Lawtdromat on East Main St. at 2:40a.m. following .a fight with Cundiff which apparently s ~r. IAJd near the Western and Southern Life Insurance C<>. office and mdved east on the street before Harden fell dead. Cwtdiff was apprehended by Pomeroy pollee as he pulled from the Pomeroy Motor Co. lot onto East Main St. A .38 caliber pistol and a knife were fowtd in Cwtdiff's car and he was placed in the county jail. (C<>ntinued on Page 2) * * ;l-~1 rr Free-form verse by Jean Craig is like a diary By Charlene H!otnlch ~; MIDDLEPORT - Verses written on scraps of paper tW'n up ~~ almost anywhere at the home or Mrs. Jean Craig, 829 Page St., ~ Middleport. For many years Jean has been jotting down verse in free form in anticipation of the day when she might publish a @bOok of poems. ;;: Abit unsystematic In recording and storing her peetry, Jean '·'· say·s that many of the things she has written through the years ~~ ~;; have been lost. · ~~ Jean is no novice, fiddling with t.he music words make. f, She began writing as a freshman at Middleport High Schoo) (:: and ret-eivt'li encouragement and criticism from the late. Susan ~i Park and Blanche Haskins, both literature teachers .Jiowever, )~ the only thing Jean has ever had published was a verse entiUed ~; "Haln" which was accepted for publication in the High School ~ Anthology . ::~ For Jean, poetry has been a private thing. ~ She has never sought publication, but has used verse as a . ~ (C<>ntinued on Page 21 MRS. JEAN CRAIG · •!~~::;~:::;;;:~;:~;:;;;;~;;:!;?,?.~::~;y;:::;::(.~;:::::~;:;:;:;;::;::;;;;;:;~;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;~:;~:;;:::;;~~;;;;~;:;;;:::;;;.:;;-0:<:::•;;•=!;:::;;.:-•-!~~·!"-':0~:<!•XO:•:O:O;.;.;I;o;f',.;•;o;o;•;•;o;>;•,•,•.y,. , •.:.:·:O:•:,..r.•~:•••,•,•o:.•,o,•,•,•, , .. , ' •:••,.;.•,.;.;.;-;.;o;o:. : o•;o' --: ; o "o;.; . :--...... :--...~- . . . . ..... ,, ...... '·'''·'·'"·'·'·'·'·... .................. . ;.-.•...........' ·-·....,. """• .-..~.. • enttne i1 ~ews .. in Briefsl Services held for Mrs. Watson Funeral services for Mrs. who i_s serving with the Meigs Virginia L. Watson, 69, 126\'l County Co(lllcil on AgiQg ~taff; Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, who two step·chlldren, Harry died SatW'day at the Holzer Watson, Lorain, and Charles~ Medical Center, were held at 2 . Watson, North Tonawanda, N. p.m. today at Grace Episcopal Y., and a half·brother, William Church in Pomeroy with the L. Kerwood, South Charleston, Rev. Harold R. Deeth of· W. Va. ficiating. Mrs. Watson was a lifetime Mrs. Watson was the member of the Marietta daughter or the late Leonard Women's Club. She .was a and Ora Cheesebreo.· member of Grace Episcopal Haggerman. She is SW'vived by Church in Pomeroy and was a her husband, Henry D. Watson, member of the Episcopal ·Church Women. Burial was 'in Lone Oak Cemetery, Point Pleasant. SCHOOL BEGINS COLUMBUS (UPI) - So.me 2.6 million ·students are scheduled to start fall classes this week in Ohio's a,038 I Continued from page 1) secondary and elementary least 492 persons had died in schools. traffic since the weekend began. A breakdown: ARRAIGNMENT SET Traffic 492 COLUMBUS (UP!) Drownings 82 Charles G.riffin, 43, Columbus, Planes ·4 was to be arraigned today on a Miscellaneous 55 charge of first-<legree murder Total ~3 stemming from the Sunday California,. where highway night shooting death of his patrolmen arrested 1,7651 neighbor, Fletcher Millsat, :i6, persons for drunken driving, t Colwnbus. Police said the two led the nation with 43 traffic~ men argued at Griffin's fatalities . New York had 28 residence and Millsat was hit traffic deaths, Illinois 27, and by a shotgun blast. Texas 26. Death count ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Sale! Men's $29.95 All Weather Coats • Jamos Cundiff, 34, Racine, Rt.l, eni<lred a plea of irmoccnt when arraigned Tuellday on first degree murder charges. He will be tried Oct. 23. Cundiff and his attorney, Samuel D. Loplnsky of . Charleston, W. Va., appeared before John C. Bacon, judge of Meigs County Common Pleas C<>urt. Judge Bacon set bond at $20,000. · When bond was not fur· nlshed, Cundiff was remonded to the custody of Sheriff Robert Hartenbach. Last Thurllday the May term grand jury Indicted Cundiff for first degree murder In the. death or William Harden, 34, l fi'r''~>,:;>,,,,,~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.~,,,,,,,,~,,,:,::,,,,,,,,,,,,~,,,>,"'*''~,,,,,,,,,,,~,,,,,,,,,,,,,~,,,,~,,,,,,~,,,, 5 to 9: 3D-All vou can eat. (or Ala Carte) . • Murder case i date is set ?,:· h:HII y Hilylllulltl l1 :1rtley, Hudne; • •' ¥.1::YI.IIJ.'.I.•:·~::-:o~;.:y;·:..:=::::::!f,:!::~~$).;;:;:;:;.;·:·:·:·:·;·;.;.;·:·:·:·:-:.·:·:·:-:·:-:·;~~~:I::::~:"O::::~~f.Xt.X:.W$'~~..:i?.im"$<o>Ai!Ooo,~---10l11Wi'd\WI~~-. . k With Zip-Out Lining - Sizes 36 to 46 in shorts, regular and longs. Solid .colors, black. olive green, British Tan . Has Raglan shoulder and water repellent finish . Special Sale Price . 90 By United Press International . WASHINGTON - TH!!: FEDERAL POWER Commission (FPC), rejecting .arguments by an environmental group and some companies said Tuesday it does not have authority to regulate. the conversion of coal to gas, Coal gasification Is con· sidered a major potential answer to the nation's energy shortage. Several demonstration plants are operating, but none has been built for commercial use. THE FPC said its ruling may cause a regulatory gap but It is not convinced ihe gap would hurt the conspmer, The agency said it retained jurisdiction over the interconnection facilities ne~essary to permit mixing of gasified coal with natural gss. It also has power over the transportation rate after mixing and over the rate at which the artificial gas Is sold for resale in in· terstate commerce after mixing with natural gas. · VOL XXV NO. 100 POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO -~EDNESDAY 1 SEPTEMB~R- 5, 1973 PHONE 992·2156 Most General Telephone Co. subscribers in Mid· dleport were without service today as tbe result of two cables under the Pomeroy • Mason Bridge having tJieen cut overnight, company officials ·said. A crew from Alhem was called to inake repairs and service will be restored, a small portion at a time. The repairs are not ex· peeled to be completed until Thursday. seized PAHlS iUPl) - Three ar· med Palestinian guerrillas seized five hoslages in the Saudi Arabian embassy today and demanded the release or guerrillas jailed in Jordan as well as an airplane to take them out of the country, police said. · Two shots were fired as the three men burst ipto the em. bassy. An embassy employe was injW'ed when he jumped from a second story window, but there were no reports or are Palestinians, though they casualties from the gunfire. have not given an organization. Hundreds of heavily armed They are asking for the release and helmeted policemen, in· of certain political prisoners eluding sharpshooters from the in Jordan , I think. The crack anti.terrorist brigade, demands or the intruders are surrounded the graystone being 'studied, but this is an Saudi embassy in the affluent affair among tile Arab nations 16th district or Paris as the concerned.'' .gunmen shouted their demands "We don't know how this will from a second·story window. end.'' Jean Bauctouln, Deputy At 2 p.m., 41'.! hours after the Director of the Paris Mwticipal siege began, the guerrillas Police, said : ''They say they shouted to the Kuwaiti am· •I bassador : " The French government must not provoke us. Otherwise these hostages are in serious danger." There was no reply. PLYMOUfH, MASS. -PHOTOGRAPHER BOB DEAN Police watched the building Dashed a picture of a d"lld boy lying under · a wrecked car and patrolled public gardens Tuesday night and·drove the 40 miles baCk to the Boston Globe to nearby, there there was no sign develop his film and make prints for the newspaper's next or any move to enter the emedition. Because of the Dash and confusion at the site of the car. bassy. accident, Dean, who has niade hundreds of such pictures during It was the second time thls his career as a news photographer, could not see ihe face of the year that Palestinian young victim in the darkness. But when be made prints of his photograph, he recognized the boy lying under the car, blood covertog his face. It was his ~w=:~===:::::=:=:=:~~=:====:::=~:==~:::==·:====~=====~==:::::::::~=;=~;=~:=;=·:::!~=;=~=i=:=?.:::~=~::::;=======:=====:=:===:====:::::::~=:=:=::-~:=:=:~===!~::=:=::.-;::;~;=:=:=:::=~==:::===============::~==-;===~::=~~=--:::=:=~::::::::==========="'=~=~=:.;::-..;:::=:~:=:=z;:;:::::~;s:~~=: son, Steve, 17. Dean insisted the Globe publish the pictlU'e. "Use that picture," he told the editor. "If it can save tbe life of somebody's kld, it will be worth lt. Please use the picture." Adeer was killed, the impact The globe printed the picture Tuesday. causing heavy dama&e to the .... ' . .·~ ' :·:: ' . ·•J ,, .. ·~~ Classes resumed today·in the Richard C. Rode~ick, Jr. 0) The board will rescind'ita association, and that whlle the auto thai hit it, in an .accident GALVESTON, 'rEX.- TROPICAL STORM Della pawed 300 Gallipolis City School System represented the board of re5olullpn whiCh allocated $70 lost day will be docked during on ~ 6BI esrly Tuesday mlles of the Texas and Louisiana Gulf Coast Tuesday, bbt those after a one-day teachers' education. per teacher for a salary In· .the current pay period, an morning, according Io the Gallia-Meigs Post, Ohio Slate who have weathered some tough ladies said Della is only a foot· strike. The parties entered into creinent, and negotiations will additional day will be added in Highway Patrol. note in the rollcall of storms. "I've been through .a lot of them," Accordlrig to J. Terry Lee, negotiations through . their be opened with the association an amended schedule so that The patrol said Kathryn B. said Melody Foreman, a waitress at Dot's Cafe on the beach at Columbus, of the Ohio representatives at the request in regards to those funds . the day can be made up. Bahr, 21, Rt. 1, Reedsville, was High Island. "But this is just a litUe dinky storm." Educatlbn Association, · of Common Pleas Court Judge (2) The board agrees to The scheduling of this day George Kahla, who runs the ferry from Galveston across the teachers ratified an agreement Ronald R. Calhoun (no relation withhold or suspend any fur· shall be detennined by the driving over the crest of a hill Bay to Rollover Pass, said his boat never stopped running. "We reached at 5 a. m. today bet· to Atty. Calhoun) and in con. ther action on Its policy as to superintendent and president when sfle saw the deer and swerved to miss it. ran at half speed and had no trouble whatsoever," he said. ween the teachers' negotiating sideratlon of the board severance pay, and of the education association. "Everything was smooth. We had about four and a half foot team and the Gallipolis Board w i t h hoI d in g fur ·t he r negotiaUons will take place for The deer was killed Instantly (4) Both parties agree that waves.'' Galveston weathennsn Dave Benton also shrugged it of Education. Lee represented (ll'oceedlngs on its petition filed the amendment of that policy. negotiations on the above and heavy damage was done to off. . ... the teachers in the long late Tuesday for an injunction (3) The board agrees that points shall. be by duly the vehicle. No citation was "A few years ago, before you had satellites, this storm would session . He is field consultant against the teachers, the GTA there will be no recrimination authorized negoUation comprobably never have been named," he said. for the OE.A. agreed to return to work, .and on the part of the board as a mi\teess appoiQted In ac· C<>lull)bUS Atty. Donald C. both sides agreed to the result of the withhOlding of cordance with the criteria set · NEWARK, N.J. - James Shabazz, a leader of the Black services on Sept. 4, 1973, by the forth in the established Muslims and an associate or the Muslims' assassinated leader Ca.lhoun and City Solicitor following : negotiation (ll'ocedure existing Malcom X, was shot to death Tuesday by two gunmen who between the parties. ambushed him as he arrived home ..Police said the shooting could These committees wiU meet be the result of more Internal strife among the Muslims, a black Six defendants were fined as soon as possible because It is !teparatisl group plagbed with sbootings, ~mbings, and dissent understood by the parties that and two forfeited bonds ih the for Qte past decade. they are each to report to couri of Middleport Mayor Pollee said that Shabazz, 52, the father of 13 children, drove Judge Calhoun every two John Zerkle. (Continued on Page 2) Howard W. Barrett, 38, weeks, and he will agaln bring the paries together in the event Bidwell, .was flr ,·r. $100 and there is no sustained progress costs and wa• :;iven a three day toward final resolution of these jail sentence on a ch,arge of driving while ir.toxicated and parties. 15) The parties have was fined $10 and costs on al negotiated on matters of illegal license tag charge. .concern to the association and Donald R. Lovett, 50, Portlana, I have reached agreement as was fined · $50 and costs, on intoxication charges. f'lned $10 follows : HURON, Ohio (UP!) - Ohio equal vigor in a cantpai~u L4J and costs each were Jeffrey L. (A) The bOard will adopt a Public Utilities Commission educate the public as to the policy increasing the present Tyo, 20, Cheshire, speeding; Chairman Edmund J. Turk various means available In sick leave by an additional 1& James H. Rowley, · 21, called on natural gas conserving energy." Pomeroy, reckless operation; days. companies today to en· ''Such a program ought to be David File, 19, Middleport, and i B) Written supplemental courage Ohioans to con. taken with the joint effort of the Ferguson, 21, contracts will be issued setting Ronald serve ener~y with the PUC," he sald. SIX WOMEN of the RuUao:l area were among the 17 Meigs Countians who have completed forth rates of com~nsaUon Galllpolis, both on attempted "equal vigor' of their cam. FaillU'e to "solve the crisis a 8().bour emergency l)ledlcal technician course given as a part of the establlslunent of the and specified duties therelore. theft charges. palgns to sell gas appliances in . which faces the nation in the Forfeiting $30 bonds on In· Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Service. Presenting their cards of certification Sunday (C) The present restricted the past. field or energy resources will toxication charges were Ada was Larry Baker who with Joe Struble served as Instructor. From the left are Wilma Jean one day leave will become an Turk addressed the Ohio Gas not be accepted by the public," · Davidson, Marvel Quillen, Barbara Van Meter, Janet Williamson, Judy Snowden and Joan unrestricted day of leave, Marie !san, no age and address Dealers Association. Turk said. Stewart. Sheila Toney also completed the course but was not present at a picnic held by the excepting that 24 hours prior given, and Raymond Landers, "In the past, the call has Turk noted many Ohio gas group at the Rutland Park Sunday. notice must be given for this 35, Oak Hill. been for a greater and greater companies have launched leave and that It may not be use of OW' energy sources," advertising campaigns urging requested for the day before or Turk said. ''Today, we need to conservation of energy sup. the day after a school holiday. Veterall8 Memorial Hospital see the utilllles Industry apply plies. ADMITTED - Maxine , (D) A major medical policy Sayre, Hacine: Nara Hariman, llhall be adopted for each requesting employee and shall Long Bottom; Martin Cun· be considered a part of the nlngham; Hacine; Elizabeth Halfhill, Parkersburg ; Archle specified lunda to Item 1. (6) The board agrees to Donohew, Racine; Dorls lss~ed by the National Weather A highiJressure air mass adopt the resolutions to cause Adams, Hacine ; Rise Jeffers, smothered the East Coast for Service. HoopitalS said they the above policies to be In full Middleport; Lillian Walker, the eighth straight day Tues· had had an increase in ad· Middleport; Margaret Casto, force and effect. day, trapping pollutants in the missions for respiratory Ruth Francis, IN ADDITION To the above Mason; eJr, pushing temperatures up aliments. If pollutants build to •ections, the five board Pomeroy; seth Nl'cholson, jnto the 90's, and causing higher levels , the En· members agree to meet wlth Rutland : Kenneth Goborlk, widespread power cuts. It wliS vlronmental Protection Ad· II ve representatl ves on or Tampa, F'la .; Joseph Wilson, tile wor!ll heat wave in se~n ministration said It could put before Sept. 14, 1973, of the Midd le port; Kenneth the cily on alert. CremeanR, Amesville. years. (Continued on Page 2) In New York City, -which has DISCHARGED - Luclile gotten the worst of the spell, · Diehl, l'/1111 McDaniel, Jr., 118hting was visibly dlnuner MAN IDENTIFIED Charles Eads, Clara Coru-oy, because ol a 5 per cent elec.· A"lllilll In the recovery Ben Ke!ller110n, Barbara Baer, Mostly cloudy tonight and 'trlcity cut by Conaolltlated of the bodlet of three mea Edna Stiles. • Thursday and cooler with a Edllon, overltrained by air who drowned ill a well near TEN MEIGS COUNTY MEN ~~~~ ctmpleted an emergency medical technician course cha nce of thundershowers clind!Uonera runntns tuU blatt. their home Sunday, and given II the RuUandGrllde Sehool over the pall weeki by Larry Balter and Joe Struble. The IJO. · · Mlllhatlan wu 10 thick with tonight and in southern third wh01o plelllre appeared ill hour COUI'It quallflH theoae eompletlnt! it to work with the Southeast Ohio Emersency Medical Industrial II110il ao:l exhaust, Thursday. Low tonight upper LOCAL TEMPS lilt Tuelllly edltloll of llle Service. Larry Baker, left, preaented cat'dl ol certification Sunday to, from the left, Paul cau1ed by the lid whlch 50s north to upper 80s south. Temperature ln downtown baBy Seallael, waa Kelly PaUerfQII, BW Wllllamaon, Haymoo:l Wilcox, Jim Quillen, Fred George, tlarold Wolfe, Ron prev~11111 air from rtilns, that . MuUinl, Cbethlre, Rl. I. High Thursday middle 70s to Pomeroy at 11 a. m. was 82 ...,11111011 lldvilory w• :e.:.mm.: ... : ::.: t:oo.o~:,., .. n Grate and Bobby Snowden. Not pre~~tot I~ the presentation were Fenton Taylor and Bob Ead! . lower 80s. degrees Ui1der sunny •klea. r\ .Clt§Ses resume as . . strike ends ' . I Departm~nt On the First Floor. Six fined, two forfeit bonds Gas firms asked to reverse field Weather Be ThrlftySaveAII of Your 8alel Slipt From ELBERFELDS. IN-POMEROY .,. w ' ' '· ; t guerrillas. invaded a Saudi Arabian embassy In an effort to free guerrillas jailed in Jordan . Last March, 111embers bf the Black September organization took over the · Saudl emballi!Y In Khartoum, the SuQlln. They executed two American diplomats and a Belgian before surrendering to police. Eight Black Sep. temberlsts were charged with murder. Auto kills deer East smothered Mens and Boys ' ' Cut cables cause telephone outage TEN CENTS \ issued. The !lrlver suffered no visible Injuries. At 8:43' p.m. Tuesday the ·, patrol lnvesllga led another single car accident, this one on old SR 160, approximately 90 feet east of new SR 160. Patrolmen reported an auto driven by Deborah L. Chevalier, 19, Gallipolis, was headed northbound. on old 160, ' which is a dead end highway, and falled to stop, striking a guard .rail, mall .box and fence . Damage to the vehicle was hea·· , and Chevalier was cited ~or drlvlng at a speed in eicess of conditions. Schools get August aid Meigs County's local school districts have received $186,934,76, following dedUC· lions as the August payment of the stai<l school loundatlon program. The Eastern Local District received $411,253.49, less f7111 in school enlployes retirement; less $4,330.051n state teachers' retiremenl, and $1 ,063.51 aaan allotment to the county board leaving a total of $-10,071.93 actually received. The Meigs Local District allolrnent totaled $128,603.27 less $212821n school employees' retirement; $12,582.9'1 In stale teachers ' retirement and $2,855.82 as an allolrnent to the county board, leaving a payment or 1110,812.46. The Southern Local District allotment totaled $43,245.97 less $897 In school employees' retirement: $5,402.92 In state teachers' retirement, and $965.68 as the allotment to the county board of eduqatlon for a balan~e of $35,980.37. · In addition to the aliotmenls from the local dlstrlcls the county board also received a direct allotment of $3,607.0 for a total payment or $8,892.44. SEOEMS AIDS The Pomeroy unit ol the Southeast Ohio Ellltr.ency Medical Service 11111r~ two call• Tu-.tlay. At 3:&1 p. m., the unit went to the olfke ol 1 Ml!ldi'POI'I doctor to pick up Marshall Larimore ol Syracuse, who wae lalt:ltn lo Veteran• Memorial lfolpllll. At 9:30 p, m. the unit went to the JOHpb Wlllon bema, 81111 St., Pomeroy. Wlllon '"' •llo talt:ltn to Veteran~ M1mor111 Holpital • � 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/. 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