https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/dae15ad7d39ad1f5ecbe56fd7386f337.pdf bf2c49fe380e1661ef9f79e9712cf8c4 PDF Text Text 12 - T~ Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Sept. 6, 1973 650 Sign up at Rio RIO GRANDE - Nearly 650 students enrolled ut Hiu Grande.College the fi1·st day of registrati on Tu esct~y und .!ltudents arr co ntinuing to T\\f•nl} lltlt•ndt•tl V<•h•rans M<'lllorlalllospltal firMI lm·ukfa~l ADMITTED - Hheda Bing, 'l'wcnty Southern High Shade: .l e>Si~ C. Mineard. Sd>t,>l atudenls attended the Albany; Earl Kauri. Jlemlotk first in a· seric'S of weekly (1rO\'C!: Richard Gilmorr, prayer breakfasts Wednesday Pomeroy; Sharon ThotllpsOn, mornin g at th e Racine Huti;md : Allen Housh, MinersWesleyan United Methodist • ville: ~:rnmn Snyder, Reedsf'hurch. ville ; Charlotte B•·own. MidThe He1•. Walter B1kacsan. dleport. pastor of lh< Harinc ~' irst DISCHAHGED - Georgia Baptisl Church, comtul' t{'d a F:rvin. Judith Luudermi lt, mtclila tion and thr Rev . Mildred Hudson, Albert Smith, register. Last year 667 students were enrolled for the rirst se mester·; ~ of them full-time, 39 partHoward Shively gave u prayer. Mnry J ane Tennant, Ella lime, 25 night students and 14 Mrs. Ma•·Jcnc fisher wa s Patterson. De lores Tyree. as special students . This is the pianist for grou p sinf.:(ing . first year on the qu nr tc r system. There have been no predictions from the College administration as .to whet I the total enrollment will be this year, but officials are hoping to revet·se a downww·ct tredd in enrollment that has been oc. curring both at Hio Grande College and nalionnlly over the past few years. IN HOSPITAL RACINE - Homer Proffitt , breakfast were Mrs. Gladys Shields. Mrs. Curtb Johnson and Mrs. Shively. Altcnding were Slepi'Umir Ord . Vicki Wolfe, Homa NeaSt'. VHne Ord, Davi d Shuler, Buddy Ervin. Paul Cross. Slcphel] Nease, Mary Walker, Connie Roush 1 Beverly H(lrt, Pa t Woods. Becky Kouns, Amanda Housh, Molly Fisher, Hhouda West, U;e Ord, Bill and Gene Shively and Tim Bentz. of near Racine, is a patient at the O'Bieness Hospita l in Athens after suffering a heart attack. MEIG$ THEATRE Tonight ,·Thu rsday Sept. 6 NOT O'PEN Friday thru Tuesda y Sept. 1. 11 Walt Disney's MARY POPPINS (Technicolor) Julie Andrew s Dick Van Dyke Show Starts 7 p.m . Tonight & Friday Sept. 6-7 Double Feature Program "SUPER CHICK" Joyce Jillson Louis Queen I Rated Rl - Piuo" CHAIN GANG WOMEN" IR) Saturday & Sunday Sept. 8·9 Double Feature "MAN FROM DEEP RIVER" Raled R Dcfcndanl fined SYRACUSE - One defendant. was fined and two forfei ted bonds in Syracuse Court Tuesday nigh t. Council President Hobert Winge tt presided in the absence of Mayor Her man London. Franklin Parsons was fined $10 and costs on charges of unsafe operation of a motor vehicle. F'orfeiling bonds were Russell Owen White , Nelsonville, $200, dri ving while intoxicated and $25, expired operators license, and Bob White, Racine, $25, for intoxi catio n. The defendants were Mrestect by Police Chief Millon Varian . IN PROGHESS SY RACUSE - A revival is being held at 7:30 each evening through Sunday at the Sy •·acuse Church of the Nazarene with the Rev . Donovan Humble of Waverly the evangelist. Tonight the Hev . Joe Quinn of Point Pleasant will present vocal num)Jers and on Friday vocal music will be presented by a trio from the Gallipolis Church of the Nazarene. On Saturday evening, music will b e by Dennis Weaver and his group from Point Pleasant. The public is invited. - Plus- DESPERATE CHARACTERS IColor) Shirley Maclaine IRI Diunna Ln~ so n and so n, Katherine Leach and son, J.ula Mayes, Nelda llosebrock, Elizabeth Roush, Hat tie Housh, Joyce Russell , Mable Throckmorton , Thomas Waddel, Roxann Workman and son, Morris Youn~ . PLEASANT VULEY BIRTHS - Mr. and Mrs. DJSCHAHGES : J ess ie Tom Crabtree, a son, Jackson; Smi lh , , Havenswood : Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W fill ii\in ManEllen Cox, Gallipolis; Marie n.ering, a son, .hrck·~n ; Mr. Nen l, West Columbia; Frank and Mrs. James Miller, a Morrow , Leon ; William Willis, daughter, Gallipolis ; Mrs. Eleanor: Mrs. William Jacob, Linda Adkins, a daughter, Mt-~ son : Mary Florence Gallipolis ; Mrs. Loretta Cullens, Letart; Bryant Hughesl a son, Jackson. Harmon, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Ashabello Devault, son, Point Pleasan t; Mrs. Wendell Chaffin, son, Soull1 P.oint, 0 .; (Continued from Page I ) Clayton Shuler, J•·., Gallipolis which farmers and businesses Ferry; Mrs. Davie E. Snoad, Mt. Alto, and Hobert Rous h, now subtract 7 per cent.pf the cost of new equipment. But he Point Pleasant. said there was no chance BIRTHS - Sept. 4, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Congress would pass il. Nixon referred to the Vornie Queen, Northup, 0. : a daughter to Mr . and Mrs. possibility of bipartisan Jeffery Patterson , Point cooperation with Congress on Pleasant. and September 8, a legislation, which a day earlier daughter to Mr. and Mrs. House Majority Thomas P. Jose ph Hammond, Henderson . O'Neill had . called for . And, five minutes before Nixon went on the air, his domestic ad. viser, Melvin R Laird, called O'Neill to discuss such HAD NO CHOICE SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) - cooperation. But the President otherwise Against their wishes, San 1 was on the offensive toward Francisco s sUpervisors have put on the November ballot a Congress during his news char ter amen dment which conference . 11 We have had this would reduce the work week to year, as · far as Congress is 30 hours. If passed, the concerned, a disappointing amendment would ror the city performance so far ," he said. Nixon's frustration in putting and most private employers to Waterga te behind him was pay as much of the 30 hours of work as they do now for 40 apparent under questioning on he considred hours. The supervisors had no whether choice because the measure "cebuilding confidence" in his qualified under the initiative leadership as a major domestic problem he fa ces. process. "That is a problem, it is true," he replied, adding: "It is rather difficult to have the TEAM GROUNDED President of the United States SACRAMEN TO, Calif. on prime time . . . for four IUPI) - An Army parachute months to have the President learn performing at the state by innuendo, by leak , by fair was grounded Wednesday frankly, leers and sneers of . when jumpers missed their commentators, which is their t<lrgets three times after lines perfect right, attacked in every tangled. way without having some of that confidence being . worn Preparing and ser ving the Elberfelds In Pomeroy· Friday and Saturday Sale lloltcr ~l1•tlkal l't•utt·r DISCHARC:.; D - Larry l.lailey, AvtHtellu Ball, Rlhel BurH<' ·s, Minme Clark, Theron t:nuse. F:vclyn Dearing, Sotndra Dempsey und son, William Goheen, !larry H!ll·rls, James Harris, Myrlle Haner, Luella llulcurn, Donna Jones, OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9 PM • MEN ' S BIG BEN r HAP PIES PANTY IHOSE WORK COVERALLS Grey Fisher slrlpe and green herringbone cloth . Doubl e action zipper. 100 pet . cotton, Sanforized Shrunk. Sizes 36 to 50 - Deep roomy pockets - Action back for exira comfort . Regu larl.y ~1.00 pair LUGGAGE 3 pc. matched se t Includes Traincase, 21" Weekend , 14.. Jr . Pullman ; A¥"ocado. Ora nge Friday and Saturdav SALE 3 pc. se t 14.28 4 PAIRS 3.60 Sale Prices Mens $3.95 Pajamas FALL DRESS FABRIC Coat style top, Boxer waist bottom . Sizes A (32 36). B (38·40), C (42·44) and D (46-48) . Per· manent press, 50 pet . fortrel polyester and 50 pet . cotton. Solid colors and smart new patterns. Big Selection Fabrics - 45" and 54" wldtll. In solids and plaids. co tton knits , corduroy, 100 pet. wool, Roughrlder Suede, Flannels, 100 pet. Acrylic Knl ls, Herringbone w ea'Ves. Friday and Saturday FRIDAY & SATURDAY Stevens He said he would not permit TWO·.HEADED BOY Temperature in downtown QUITO, Ecuador (UPI ) .- A Pomeroy at lJ a.m. Thursday was 77 degrees under cloudy boy with two heads was born In .the 'provincial city of Babahoyo skies. but he Jived only a few minutes, according lo medical reports reaching Quito. BACK TO SCHOOL "to be destroyed" and would try to focus attention on the things he has done despite the "media's" concentration "on the more fascinating area of Watergate." News .• ·. in Briefs Kids bent on bold school shoe looks? Get them here at r easonable prices. (Continued from Page I) PHNOM PENH ...! COMMUNIST-LED insurgents shelled the strategic provincial capital of Kompong Cham today and infiltrators fought government troops in the streets. Communists cut the last remaining overland supply route to Phnom Penh. Cambodian air force helicopters flew through withering ground fire to bring in reinforcements to the beseiged town of Kompong Cham, 54) miles north of Phnom Penh, military sources said. · MAN IN CUSTODY Sheriff Robert c Har. tenbach's Dept. Wed~esday nigh I apprehended Rodney Hysell lor Washington County . authori ties in connectionwith a stolen vehicle. •OXFORDS his own confidence iil hiinseH :·· Linen Toweling Blue Chambray WORK SHIRTS Sizes 15 to 17 neck. Permanent press, 50 pet. polyeste r , 50 pet . cotton, 2 button down fl ap pockets. Regular price $4.39. Protec t you r carpe ts and r ugs. Clear Heavy VInyl Runn er with bu llf.ln rug gripper s. Bleached with red or b lue border . 27': wide 2.95 yard Friday · Saturday Sale 2 for 7.99 J. & P. QJ.ats Super Sheen Quilting Thread While, 250 yd. spool. Reg~lar 45c spool. Friday and Saturday . Sale! Mens 3 spools 1.00 Carhartt 3.95 Printed Drapery Fabric 100 pet ~otto n , Scotchgard fini sh. Large f lora l design. 54" wide. Two Day Sale . Brown Duck 2.49 yd. FUll! BACK Vi sit the Drapery Oepar1ment Bib Overalls New Shipment Chatham Blankets 72"x90" for twin or lull beds. Solids. plaids, screen prints. All Exc lu sive Carhar t t heavy duty brown du ck, double knees; copper riveted a t all strain po in ts. Preshrunk and washable . Snag proof and Wi!1d resistant . Sizes J6 to 50 . machine washable. Beautiful colors. SALE! RUG SAMPLES Sa mples of coiQrs and patterns that hav e been ~iscontinued . Si~e 24 by 18 i'n ches. good selecti on . Furniture Department 3rd floor. While they last. Godm•· S·k Y gets post Marriage Licenses William Michael Lawson, 21 , Albany, Rt. 3, and Margie Sue ·Jeffers, 19, Albany, Rt. 2: . Thomas Rolfe Foster, 35, Bidwell, Rt. 1. and Jennifer Lynn Menchinl, 22, Pomeroy. •BAND SHOES •SANDALS •CANV AS FOOTWEAR THE SHOE BOX Our Shoes are Still Sensibly Priced MIDDLEPORT, 0. Stock up now for· tall and winter wear. , Be su re to see all the other Carhartt brown du ck wor k clothes . There's a comp lete selection ol styles in size. LEE TECH TWI .LL 1.00 Furniture Department 3rd Floor One group of pictures, framed, assorted subjects and excellent selection . . . 1f2 Price WORK UNIFORMS 1 Lee Prest Work pants in sizes 29 to 44 wa ist . Lee Prest match ing work shi rts in neck sizes 14% to 171h - Sleeve lengths J~ , 33 or 34 inc hes. Ex ce llent quality . Perman ent press fabric in Army Tan, Charcoal Gre y, Dark Olive, Forest Green and Navy Blue . KITCHEN TOWELS Fi rst Quality Reg. $1.00 Sale 2 for 88J Sale Prices! Roy a I PORTABlE TYPEWRITERS Standard Bench styles, Royal Sea t Hampers , Loom woven f ibre and BICYCLE .SALE Sale Prices! ALL GLIDDEN PAINTS SPALDING BASKETBALLS-FOOTBALlS NEW FALl JEWELRY ©CO 100% PURE POLYESTER FIBER JJ - (]) Sale Prices Pric ed From $j 00 & Up ___.- Goessler Jewelry Store Court St . Pom'eroy " NOW YOU KNOW In ancien t bat tles advancing lines of fool soldiers drifted to the right, due to the natural Instinct of each man to hl18 closely to his neighbor 's shield as a protection lo his own un ~~au~:~rded .side . For Inside and Outside Use Spred S~lln In gallons and qua rts . Spred La lex Semi Gloss en~mel, Spred all b ase all purpose enamel, Spred 6 nt!que pa1nts and kits, Spred Urethane Liquid Plastics, Spred Urethane Florenamei,Spred Gel Flo Outside Paint 1 Lalex base out s1de house paint . A,l so on sale all paint bru shes, rollers , stop In the Housewares Depa rtn; ent. Buy the paint you want this Friday and S~ t urday . You II r ea lly save, Th ere's an ex ce llent seJect!on. VIsit Elberfelds Warehouse on Mechanic Street Hour.s 9:30 to 5 Weekdays and 9:30 to 9 Be Thrifty! Save All TEACHERS AND SCHOOL OFFICIAlS IN Youngstown go to court today over the school boarq 's requeSt for a pennanent injunctioo agalnat the teacher~· four-day strike. In the Youngs· town suburb of Campbell where teachers ttave also been on strike since Tuesday, an Ohio Education Association official predicts a court challenge over the state Ferguson Act.' Schools in Youngstown, with some 23,000 students, and Campbell, with 2,500 students, remalried closed today. The four schools in the Federal Hocking school district in Athena County also. remained closed. Some 1,500 students are affected. ...... . . PHNOM PENH - REBEL TROOPS swept through the southern half of strategic Kompong Cham today, but fresh goverrunent troops sinasbed back against the advancing , ' guerrUlas and wrested control of key strongholds In see-BBw . lighting. . The Cambodian mllltary command said the insurgents seized the city's hosjlital, university and market place In early lighting and battled to within yarda of the governor's palace. Military sources said fresh Cambodian paratroopers flown in by helicopter launched a counterattack, retaking all three positions and piiBhing the guerrillas out of the downtown area. COLUMBUS (UPI) - today and some on theThursWorkenln the printshop at the day night shift relused to work. Columbus Coated Fabrics Local 487 president Corwin plant refused to report to their Smith. said employes on the jobs today because ol a strange afternoon shift would also be nerve illness leading to partial advised not to report. A total of paralysis that has stricken at about 90 people work in the least 11 employes since April. shop.' ' , . The Illness, which apDr. Donald Blllma1er sa1d · parenUy causes nerve damage physicians don't know what in the arms and legs and · causes the· disease or its longgeneral weakness is being range effe~ts. He said the investigated by 'the state patients suffered various Health Department. degrees of weakness and all Three cases were detected had difficulty walking. Thur~day by a Health Department physician, and · UJCAL TEMPS Local 487 of the Textile The temperature In qownWorkers ol America began town Pomeroy at II a.m. advisllll employes to stay off Friday was 71 degrees under the job. First shift employes sunny skies. beautiful vinyl covering s. ~~. Y~ur Saleslips From ELBERFELDS· IN POMER Y ~ VOL. XXV NO. 102 POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT, OHIO . FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1973 ~HONE 992-2156 TEN CENTS --~.~ . r-----~----~~----~--~ • rices sur e ID • u ust ·.. Led by farm prices with 23% increase, overall wholesale prices raised whopping 5.5% WASHINGTON (UPI) - With farm prices soaring at a record rate, wholesale prices made the biggest one-month jump in August ~ince World War II, the government reported today, dealing in! flation·werry consumers and President Nixon's · stabilization program another sharp blow. :Freed from the restraints of the price freeze, farm prices shot up by ,23 per cent ~ more than three times the previous record for a month. That pushed the overall wholesale p11ice index up 5.8 per cent, the highest surge for any month since a 10.7 per cent jump in July, 1946, the Labor Department said. Despite constraints of the administration's economic controls, August wholesale Cars crash at hilltop Sheriff Robert C. Harlenbach's department investigated a two car accident at 7:30a.m. today on Township Hoad 162. (Cooks Road) in Bedford Township. Donald Kauff, Minersville, was traveling east and Margaret L. Sheels, Hemlock Grove, west when their cars colllded almost headon at a hillcrest. Both drivers suffered injuries but were not im· mediately treated . Ray Man.ley, Investigating officer, said the accident is still under investigation. The Kauff car was demolished and ihe Sheets vehicle had heavy damage. prices were 19 per cent higher than the level at the comparable time in 1972. Nation's Employme~t In a separate report, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported litUe change in the nation's employment picture in August . Unemployment edged up to 4.8 per cent of the labor force compared to 4.7 per cent a month earlier. Such fractional changes are regarded as insignificant. The number of Americans holding jobs remained stable for the second straight month. Aboui one quarter of persons out of work · in August were teenagers. . The big August wholesale price rise followed an unusual 1.3 per cent decline in Ju)y, when nearly all commodities were constrained by the freeze. Administration economists had said at the time that the price freeze caused this and predicted a surge after most restric· lions on food•were lifted July 18. ' '" . TilE CONSTRUCTION FUND drive of the Pomeroy Fire Department and Emergency Squad got a king.eize shot in the arm Thursday when Edison liobstetter, president of the Pomeroy National Bank, presented officials of the ·two groups a $1,000 check on their new headquarters now under construction. Hobstetter said the bank's board of directors, ·pleased with the work of the two organizations, voted · unanlmolllly to give the $1,000. Olllclals ~ lbe crganlzatkinl expressed thanks for tbe generoua donation and asked fur. ther support in their efforts to raise $30,000 needed to pay for the new building. With Hobstetter, right, I to r, are Joe Struble, secretary-treasurer of the fire department; Charlea !.Algar, fire chief and secretary-treasurer of the emergency squad, and ~ohn Manley, !Ire department president and chief of the emergency squad. Yablonski case at 'end of line' men in the Dec. 31, . 1969, Sprague said no deals were for conspiracy. slayings of dissident UMWA made with Turnblazer and that Asked his reaction to the !at· leader Joseph A. "Jock" the suspect had not been grant· est developments, Spragu,e Yablonski , his wife and ed 1mmunlty from prosecution said, "I feel as I would about daughter. on the murder charges. any job, any case, The fact of It Boyle and a present UMWA . Sprague said the two would being bigger or lesser doe~ not official, William Turnblazer of be tried separately on the mur· make any difference." Middlesboro, Ky., were der charges with Boyle being Sprague was named special charged with murder by first. He said he hoped Boyle prosecutor by authorities in Pennsylvania and Indicted on would be transferred to Penn- Washington County, Pa., lederal conspiracy charges sylvania within the week. If all where the Yablonskla were Thursday in the slaylngs. went 85 anticipated, Boyle's slain. He has obtained a lint Sprague, first assistant dis· trial on the mUrder charge degree murder convictions trict attorney here, accused would be around Jan. I. against Aubran W. Martin, more arrests." Boyle 'with "instructing" the "This Is where the case be- Albert Pass and William J. Specter won first degree slayings of Yablonski, who was gan, and this Is where it endS," Prater , former District 19 murder convictions for four killed a few weeks after he I?Bt ·Sprague said, · officials, and· Paul E. Gilly, a bitter election batUe Wlth He said the U.s. would per· Three others, Claude E. Boyle for the presidency of the mit the state to try Boyle and Vealey, GIUy's wile, Amette, union. Turnblazer on the murder and her father, Slloua HudSprague said a "good, in· charge before they were tried dleston, pleaded guilty. tenslve investigation" led to Ohlinger, Harrlronvllle grade 5; Susan Ornstein, Important disclosures from Bradbury grades 5 and 6; Jeanne Parsons, Bradbury Turnblazer that resulted in the grades 5 and 8; Gay Perrin, junior high school present charges against both Er11llsb; Sharon Ransdell, high school chemistry; men. COLUMBUS (UPI) - A spe· "canons of ethics for reputable Turnblazer, president of Deborah Roush, Rutland grade 5; Aaron Sayre, vocational agriculture, and Janis Schmoll, Bradbury UMW A District 19 in the Ken- cia! governor's committee real estate practice," and in tucky-Tennessee area, pleaded charged today the Ohio Real other ways, failed "to comply grades 5 and 6 and remedial reading. We welcome all these new staff members to our gutlty to the federal charges Estate Commission has consls· wtth the spirit and letter o! the district and to our community. We irust that they will agalnsthlm and was being held tently ignored state 'statutes, real estate license law," the all have a good year for themselves and a productive . in protective custody outside of believing "It is responsible to report charged. "Indeed, those responsible Pittsburgh. the real estate industrY rather year for their studoots. . than ·to the citizens of this for the administration of lbe !nOatlon is hitting the schools too. Everything law have espoused service to ·state." . that we buy Is up in price. All school employees are The five-member com· the real estate Industry aa their being hit by inflation also. Their cost of living Is going mittee, appointed by by Gov. primary goal," t~ committee up. We are all being hurt badly by this runaway price John J. Gilligan this spring said. "Examples ~ lhla attl· scramble. following charges of tUde are numerous." NEWS & NOTES - Our first football game is set . Gilligan, in rtiM•ns the Irregularities by the com· for thi~ evening at Marauder Field In Pomeroy report which had been leaked mission and division of real Don't forget - you can get a Gold Card from the estate, called for an Immediate to some newspapers Thursday, Senior Citizens Center in Pomeroy or at my office 1n ~years of st~ting sChool! have never seen It so Etnployes or the Williamson reorganization of the real es- said he has Instructed 11\ate Commerce l>lrector Dennil bot for so long - I hope that the heat wave will soon Shaft and Slope at Meigs Mines state licensing agency. Slaul to prepare a cletallld rtbe far behlng us - Today was the deadline for who were laid olf temporarily The commission, i;milgan's spon~~e to the repoa1 by lltpt. :Jiq. premiums for student accident Insurance - M•"Y Wednesday and protested the study group said tn a 53-page The real Illite dlvlllon Ia addlllonal students are eligible lor free lu.. ·• this Jay off, were back ·at work report; has "considered It a part of Shaul's ~- -. year as a result of a liberalization of the income Thursday night according to matter of right, rather than a partment. requlrementa - We are going to e~perlment with officials of the Southern Ohio privilege," to administer ape- · Gllllpn uld Shaul II to lllllt · different menu~ In the cafeteria during these first few Coal Company. cia! licensing exams such aa llnm4dlate IIepa to lmpialnt months - We will not aMounce the menu on the radio E. T. Snodgrass, resident the one given former Gev, reconunendatloJWin the rtpOI'& because it will not be the !!81lle ln. all sch~ls on the engineer, reported Jhnt the A. ~odes . and "&ivupecl!lcr 1 bt saine day - We truly disliked raismg the pnce of the entire production was shut James The commission has avoided (choo11e1) not llllidopt tf SChool lunch - The way things look now, we will be · down and men protested by , "educational requirements lm· the reeoiiiiDindatlolll 1mlucky to hold the same price for the year. picketing. posed by law," failed 111 draft m•"eteq.'' By VIVIAN LINGARD PHILADELPHIA (UPI J Richard A. Sprague , the special prosecutor in the Yablonski murder case, says authorities reached "the end of the line'.' Thursday with the arrest of fonner United Mine Workers of America (UMWA) President W. A. " Tony" Boyle: "This is the end of the line '" Specter told a news conference. "I do not expecl.,any Meigs Local District has 2,985 pupils. This fonn that we have distributed is the exact form required by law. It will take a few minutes to complete it. part I· gives permission to give emergency treatment. Part II denies pennllislon . You say either "yes" or "no." The Important thing is that you do complete the form and return It to us as 1100n as possible. Your cooperation is truly needed on this one. Thanks to all our school employees for a smooth start. The bus system seemed to work smoothly. The cafeterias were well operated. And, most Important, the teachers and kids made some progress In spite of the oppressive heat . Our principals also helped greatly in the smonth start with their excellent planning. There are 28 new members of our teaching staff. ' ' Here Ill a brief introduction: Eleanor Blaettnar, elementary library ; Ladona Boyd, Harrl110nville Speaking of Schools No. 285 grade 2; Roger Brauer, high school history; Kendli ' Chaney, junior high physical education; Leota Middleport and 48 in· Rutland. The claues at Chaney, Pomeroy special education; Daisy Cook, Pomeroy are q\llte large. The lncreal!e at Rutland is Pomeroy grade 5; Janice Enslen, high school earth ec!ence; Carol Evans, Salem Center. grade 3; Gladys encouraglns. ~h ltudent in the dlatrlcl haa been atven a form · Foley, vocal mualc at Pomeroy and Middleport to be tlken home for plrlllfl .to complete and return Elementary; Wendy Frieder, junior high school to llebool. Thll form II the result.ofiiiOI'( lltw, H.B. special educaUon; Beverly Gaul, high school 188, tlult requlr•ualD llave on IUe tlM Information on bualne.u education; Ray Goodman, high school the form. 'ntiJ lnftll'llllltlaa IIIIa Ul what welhould do Occupational Work Adjustment; Catherine 1n the caae of a medici! flllf111tncy Involving the Haggerty, Rutland grade l ; VIcki Hughes, junior high school special education; Roae AM Jenkins, chUd. Thla lllw don "require echool dlltrlcts to Harrisonville grade 3; PeMy Knapp, high school diJtrlbllte to partnll or auardllnl and keep on file special educatloo 1 Courtney Knight, Middleport forma pvinll pll'tnll tx; llJirdlalll lbe Option ol grade 3; Ronald Logan, jUnior high school physical 111thclrlllnl medical lniiiMnt lor ehlldren wbo education; Janice McDaniel, Rutland grade 2; become W111njund wbllllllliiMr IChoolaulhorlty ." , Winifred Nate, Salem Center gr:ade t; Clrol By Geors• Hararave~, Supt. Melga Local Sehool Dlatrlct At this Ume lhe llating below revesls our enrollment. There are 9781n the high school, 526 at the junior high school and 1,481 elementary pupila. The breakdown of eili'OIIment by grades is : Kindergarten, U7; grade I, 218; grade 2, 182; grade 3; Zll; grade t, 206; grade 5, 244; .grade 6, 232; grade 7, 2110; grade 8, 266; grade 9, 266; grade 10, 252; grade 11, 245; and grade 12, 2~. The elementary school totals are: Bradbury, 128; HarrlsonvUie, 131; Middleport, 253; Pomeroy, 417; Rutland, M2; Salem center, 134, and SaiiJbury, 178. There are 70 in the Pomeroy kindergarten, 39 at . I .J enttne . BY GENE CARLSON Mystery disease strikes Shipment Upright RIO GH ANDE - John Godinsky, a senior at Rio Grande College, has been selected to head the College's Men Division Intramural Activities a second year for the . coming 1973-74 academic year. Boys and Gi rls 3 speed 24 Inch bikes, Boys and gi rls 26 trch ATIEND SCHOOL Last year's intramural Standard bicycles, Girls 10 speed bikes, boys and girls 26 inch COLUMBUS (UPI )- Three program under his leadership bikes, 3 speed 20 inc h bi cycl es with high ri se hand l e bar s and Slate Highway Patrol officers was considered the finest banana seat, boys and girl s 20 Inch beginner bicycles with training wheels. These are all American made bicyc les, well will attend the 1973-74 Traffic program ever experienced by known brands and they are all 'on sa le. Slop in, pick ou t th e Administration Training the college. He expanded it to. ones you like arid save now. Prog ram at Northwestern include billiards, tennis, arUniversity. chery, pistol and rifle shoots, t·--~~------·-·-·---·-·~·~·-r--------~ car rallies, pentathlon contest, badminton, paddleball, jarls, bowling, and powder puff football, and more common A fine new selection of Spalding footballs, football, basketball and basketballs. Leather and rubbe r . You'll want to vo ll ey ball to urnament s. see these and you ca n really save Friday and Faculty as well as students are Saturday . encouraged to participate to create a fri endly ca mpus environment. Godi nsky has a Comprehensive Com munication major with future plans to teach and coach. He resides at 1.29 Poly-Fil Twinsburg, Ohio, and Is the son of Mr . and Mrs. John Godlnsky. Wasnable . Hundreds of uses. Ideal for filling . Friday and Salurday . •, , MOSOOW- THE UNITED 5I'ATES and the Soviet Union Inaugurated a hot line for health today to exchange infonnatlon in their joint medical lll'OUP· . .. . Acommunique Issued at the end ol a five-day visit by Caspar W. Weinberger, the Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare, said alao that the two countries agreed to aid arthritis as a research field In the program. The agreement on medical science and public health, signed by Soviet leaders and President Nixon during h~ May 1972 visit here, called originally for joint study on heart disease, .cancer and environmental health. . Just Received Hampers and · elec tr ic p or tabl e typew riter s. An excellent se le cti on of styl es and co lors . Buy what you need now and r ea lly save. KIJ:WAIT - ARAB GUERRILLAS holding Saudi Arabian diplomats hostage today demanded that Kuwaiti and Saudi Arabian mlnlsters go to Amman and pressure Jordanian officials to free a jailed Palestinian guerrtlla. Otherwise the guerrlllas thr~tened to kill their hostages by throwing them from the plane while in the air. The @UI'rrlllas luued Kuwaiti authorities negotiating from the airport control tower to the plane on the runway a 12-hour deadline to deliver the jailed guerrilla chieftain, Abou Daoud, airport sources said. The guerrillas apparently were lolled in an earner effort to negotiate directly with Saudi officials in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia. They forced their Kuwait Airways 7'31 plane to fly over Saudi Arabia lor 3~ hours, approaching both Riyadh and Amman, but did not land at either airport. 'Meet the Marauders' night.' The Maroon and Gold flriddln don the pads and unlformB tonight, as they lace the Blg Blacks of Pl. Pleasant in Marauder Stadlumat8 p.m. · • at By United Pre111Diernalloaal A Big Redmon Clothes Hampers Sale Prices SPECIAL PURCHASE MARAUDERS .INTRODUCED - The members ol the 1973 Meigs Marauder football team step forward and ackno)Vledge the applause !rom the fans during Thursday's • • 12.27 Regular Bib Overalls -~-Sale 11.49 15.61 carpenters Bib Overalls Sale 14.49 · Meigs varsity cheerleader Diane Smith (far right, picture • al right) and renrve c~erleader Merrl Ault hold 1 big cake that the two cheerltllding IQuadl pr•nled to the Marauder football tam following Thursd-y nlsht'a the Maraudera' 'Meet ceremonies In · Marauder Stadllllll. Other cbeerleaders Iookilll Qn are (in no lpeclfic order) varsity members Sandy CurUa Janet Neal, l'am Wlloon and Judy Snowderl, and reservea, Demaris Aah, Vicky Manley, Debbie Bailey and Kathy Rupe. An estimated 500 fan~ were on hand to meet Coach Charley Chancey's 1973 squad, GRIP-MAT away." LOCAL TEMPS honored Sale Prices 2 pair 7.00 MEN'S LONG SLEEVE SPECIAL SALE FALL SALE Gridders Statutes ignored Production shut down ""If I �3 - The Dolly Sentine l, Middleport-Pomeroy, o.,Sept. 7, 1973 ,, H I l'llfl • "''~~otn ,.,,d u s ~f.l by IHOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS J. Rod with t6e rackot lHIUi I l I'Rt<:Kil'l' unc 7. Mis· J' laced It Oppn"itf> uf ~. ~)I ll . 9. Carp lam· il)' fish ball 15. Lamprey 16. Cut 17. Benumb Now arr•nJ'e the cirtlf!d letters to form the JUrprise answer, u 24:. Marcel Marceau . I n:;;"·tod by the &b<IYe cartoon. :::;;~:;;;;;;~;-""---:'"':;;~;'..,~'~u; (A•twert «omorrow) Jumhl"•' KNifE BURST DAHliA ATOMIC · An.twer: Fonr·fiftlt t ofil U u·oo'ldPtl l~it il Jli/1 w srtt• goatl -''S.JlAK" 10. Wor<l with cas ter or ( 2 wrls.) THE ClliMINAL WAS NOTA WOMAN. ) K Yettrrcbr'• gown" girl 12. Musical n~· r: $0UND5 AS ~OU6H t'z " ds.) G. !lobby Ort, fur work f. ~ ~· mbn l 6. Blis ter .lJ. ' 18 lu t• 13. High LX J I I I 5. .s'uvil"l wester 18. Thick roll 21. Lariats 25. On earth H. LOUd· mouth 17. Footprint 18. Sa pic nL 19. Asian river (3wds.) 27. Break 28. Chow· house 29. Sandwich favorite 30. "Rule .Brita n· 20. Gai nsay 21. Word on amesse nger 's envelope nia" FRIDAY, SEPT. 7, 111S 6:00 - News 6. l. 4, 8, to. IS: Senme St. 20; Insight 33 ; AaC News 13. · 6: 30 - NBC New• l , 4, 15; ABC News 6; CBS Now&8, 10; t Orellm of Je<>nnle tJ; Lilias, Y011a and YOIJ 33. 7:00 - What's My Line 8: Truth or Conseq. l ; News 10; Elec. Co. 20 ; Wild Kingdom IJ; Audubon Wtldtlfe Theatre 33 > Be<>t the Clock 4; Billy Gro ham Crusade 6, ts. 7: 30 To Tell the Tru th 61 Pare nt Game i01 Boat the Clock 13; Por ter Wagoner 3; Yovng Or. Kildare 4i Evil Touch I ; Wofld • Press 33, 20. ·8:00 - 60-Minules 10: Wash ington Week In Review 20, 33: Billy Graha m Crusade 8 ; Weird Harold 3, 4; Saturday Morning Sneak Preview 1J ; Celebrat ion 6; B'aseball 15. Vestt" rday's Answer 8:30 - Odd Couple•. 13 ; Black Perspective on the News JJ, 20; NBC Starshlp Rescue J. •· 32. Prima 22:. Sici lian 9: 00 - Mas terpiece Theatre 3J; Room 2'1 6, IJ ; Homewood 20; donna city Movies " The Begu iled" 3: "Secret Ceremony" • : " The 33. City · 23. Apple Vatican Affair" a; " Elephant Walk" 10. • of fancier 9: JO - Corner Bar 6, 13. Manasseh 10; 00 - Love. American Style 6; Billy Groham Crusade 13; 24. Dole out 34. G.I. grub M ovie 15;' News 20; Handful of Ashes 33. ~6 . Commem · 35. Ethiopian 10: 30 - Woman JJ. oratiYe prince I>' 11; 00 - News 3, 4, 6, a, 10, 13, IS. gift Litle 11 : 30 - Johnn y Carson J, 4, 15; Otck ' Cavett 6; Movies 30. Direction 36. Skill " Hollywood or Bust" 8; " The Cot~ssus of New York" tO ; on 31. "Wha t'Jt " The Masque of lhe Red Death'' '13. . 1:00 - Midn ight Special J, 4; News IJ ; Movie " II C,me From ship - ... Beneath the Sea" 10. (2 wds.) 31. Celebes 2: 30 - News 4. 38. "Bali -" ox SATURDAY,SEPT. I 6: DO-Consumer's World. 10 6:31)-..TV Classroom 9 ; Kentucky Afield 13; Fai!h for Today 10 , 7;QO- Neig hbors ·13; Farm Front 4; Fun for Everyone 6; CQmposer Meigs Property Transfers BEAUTIFUL DRIED FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS from $3.98 Dudley's Aorist 59 N. 2nd Middleport, 0. • • • • • • • • • • Robert L. Byers, Nola Jean I" Byers to David A. Powell, Luella M. Powell, parcels, Sutton. Daniel C. Hensler, Patricia D. Hensler to Yvonna S. Garten, Richard E. Garten, Jot, ·OPTOMETRISTS Racine. Charles H. Cornell, Agnes 181 N. Second Ave. Cornell to Louis H. Bush, Janet MIDDLEPORT D, Bush, Jot, Chester. . PH. 992-3279 Allah Lambert to Village of Syracuse, easement, Sutton. Office hours by apHoward L. Barber, Barbara pointment: Mon.-Fri. 9 til 4, J. Barber to Dale Rockhold, Saturday 9 until noon. Diane Rockhold, ¥s acre, Olive. Hasel Mae E:dgell to John C. Pratt, Virginia E. Pratt, 160 acre, Lebanon. $!~for Robert C. Hartenbach, Sheriff, Lory M. Barton, et al., Boys and Girls to Roberta C. O'Brien, parcels, Olive. Activel-.ge Trios Teen Shoes M. A. Hall, Ellen Hall to Poll-Parrot Ellsworth P. Crispin, parcel, ThomMcAn Long Bottom. John D. Lambert to Mildred Lambert, 1.12 acres, Rutland. ' . ,M. A. Hall, Ellen Hall to Your THOM MeAN Store Clarence L. Atherton, Lucille Middleport, 0 . . H. Atherton, parcels, Olive. Dr. T. J. Bradshaw Dr. Milton Mason heritage house . .• .· :Baker Furniture MIDDLEPORT, 0. . Treehouse Club 8, 10; Farmbook 3. 7: 15-Woman's Point of VIew 13 7: 3D-Man from COS I 10; Treehouse Club 13: Sesame St. 20 ; Gos pel6 ; Abbott & Costello 8; Juvenile Jury 4; Banana Splits J . I 31. Imitated . 32. Sire's mate 3S. Come what 8:DO-Jake's.Piace 6; Lldsvllle 3, 4. 15 : Bugs Bunnyl3; Popeye may 10 ; Fllntstones 8 8: 3D- Inch High Private Eye 3, 4, 15; (3 wds:l Yog r 6; Bar ley's Comets 8. 39. Zec•l 40. Roof fe ature 41. Weasel f~. Prevari· b-+-4-~-4-+--l cators Gordon F . Lawrence, )':the! Lawrence to Ern est E. Griffin, June L. Griffin; parcel, Olive. Mildred S. Wolle, Herman Wolfe to Daisy M. Sayre, lot, Racine . HEADQUARTERS FOR FLEX-STEEL APPLIANCES WIN AT BRIDGE Television Log ~M'6f'd' Yogl ' sGan~ 13; Huck and ·· 9;00-S..same st. 20: Addams FamHy 3; Super Friends 6, 13; Movie B. 10 9;30- Emergency J, 4, 15 tO:DO-E iec. Co. 20 ; Butch C,ssidy J. 4. 15: Lassie's Rescue Rang ers 6, 13; My Favorite Marllans a. tO : Football : PPHS vs : Mei gs 5. · 10:30-Mister Rogers 20; Star TrekJ, 4, 15; Goober and the Ghost DOWN Ch ase rs 6, 13 ; Jeann te 8, 10 I. Add spirits . 11 : DO-Sesame -+--+-1 ~. Auk genus 3. Stringed St. 20 ; Sigmund and the Sea Monsters 3, 4, 15: Brady Kids 6, 13; Speed Buggy S, 10 11:3D-Pink Panthers 3, 4, 15; 'Mission : Maglc6, 13; Josle and the Pussycats in Outer Space 8, 10 ..... i=+--1- +-+---1 12;00-Eiec. Co. 20; Jetsons J, 4, 15: Movie, "Lost In Space" 13; " Here Come the Brides" 6. instru· i=+--1-+-+---1 12: JD-GO 3, 4. 15; Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids. 8, 10 ment .1: DO-CBS Film Festival 8, 10: Lassie 15: Celebrity Bowling 4; 4. Medieval Beatles 3: American Bandstand 6, 1J. shield 1:30-Parent Game 3; Johnny Bench 4; TBA 13. 2:00-Soul Train 6; Tarzan 13; TBA 8: Baseball Pre-Game Show DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work 3, 4, 15; Popeye 10. 2: 15- Baseball 3, 4, 15 AXYDI.BAAXR 2:30-Arlhur Smith 8: Death Valley Days 10 Is LONGFELLOW 3:00-Wreslllng 8; Black Omnibus 10; Wide World of Sports 6,13 One letter simply stands lor another. In this sample A is 4:OQ-Tennis 8, 10: Sesame Street 33 used for the three L's, X lor the two O's, etc. Single letters, ' ' 45-College Football 6, 13 apostrophes, the length and fonnation of the words are all 5:OD-Misler Rogers 33: World Series of Golf 3, 4, 15 5: 3D- Electri c Company 33. hints. Each day the code lette rs are different. · 6: OD-News 8; Making Things Grow 33 ; TBA 15; Baseball 3; Movie. " S.O.S. Pacific" 10 CRYPTOQUO'l'ES 6; 30-NBC News 4, 15 ; Beverly Hillbillies a; Sewing Skllfs . Tailoring, 33 DX YW R OXJWP DX SXV , YW 7:OQ- You Asked For It 3: Hee Haw 8; Lawrence Welk 4; Age of ROXJWP DX HWJ(HOW .- LZEOFO Anxiety 33 ; A Look at the Book 15 7:15- TBA 13 SFYPZQ 7: 3D-Calch 33; Baseball 15 8: OD- Partrldge Family 6, iJ: All in the Family 10, 8; The Yesterday's Cryploquote: THE PETTY ECONOMIES OF Session 33 ; Emergency 4. THE RICH ARE JUST AS AMAZING AS THE EXTRAVA· 8: 3D- Bridget LoVes Bernie 8; Family 33; Newsmaker ' 73, 13; GANCES OF THE POOR- WILLIAM FEATHER · TBA 3; Big 10 Highlights 6; The Best Is Yetto Corne 10 ( ~ ~973 Kine Featu res Synd ielte, Ine. ) · 9:00-Mary Tyler Moore 8; A Couple of Dons 3, 4; ABC News Special 6, IJ 9: 3D-Bob Newhart 10: Turning Points 33 10:DO-Miss America Pageant 3. 4, 15; Movtes "The Wackiest Ship in the Army " 6: Mission : Impossible 8, 10; Times, Rhythms and Rhymes 13; World Symphony Orchestra 33. West-East victims of theft NORTH •• • A K IOVI ! ti Oi Wt:ST (I) ) •u .j• AJ9114 + AtO SOUTH •Q J085 4 'Void .QB +Q8 76l2 North-Soulh vulnera ble Wtsl Nonh It 1• Pass 2• Dble 3• Pass Pass Opening lead- Eall Dble ·Dble Dble Us. By Helen Hottel Our Readers Answer The Man Dear Helen : In a recent column a "Disheartened and Abused Parent" gave her definition of a daughter. How sad that any mother should feel that way . Here is my definition, which I believe and hope is applicable to more mother· daughter relationships. What is a daughter? A daughter, to a mother, is her ally in the Battle of the Sexes. She starts out soft and round and dependent, and gradually becomes soft and round in the right places and independent. She teethes her little pink gums on zweiback and your shoulder, and then later teethes her maternal instincts on helping people less fortunate physically , financially and psychologically, than berself. A daughter is one who asks to do things: some she doesn't really want to do (just testing) ; some you won't let her do; some you let her do because tbey are part of her growth to maturity (but you worry ); some ofthose requests delight you. Yes, It is easier to cope with diaper rash than the New Morality ; but not everything good is easy. Yes, it is more nattering when you can't get her to let go of your hand than when she can'! wait IO'get going on her own. But laughter is one you can discuss something with a !oi better at 18 that at six, and have both of you learn something. A daughter is the person you hope you have had some part in molding into a warm, wonderful woman. My daughter, Melinda (who is 16), and I enjoy reading and discussing your columns. By the way, how rid is Sue? BERNICE W. ·Dear Bernice: Thanks for expressing so well what many of us mothers feel so deeply. Sue, a college :>Ophomore, will be 19in October. - H. DOING IT ANYWAY CLEVELAND The Standard Oil Co. of Ohio said today it will shortly commence posting octane numbers on all South 2+ Pass . 4N .T. l'ass 5• Pu s ? WhaLdoyou do now? A- Juot bid tl x clubs. Do nol 2• lhlak of Ieven oa tbi1 1equeace. Pass TODAV 'S QUESTION Instead of bidding two no-trump +! . The late Albert Morehead was too busy with his writing to play much bridge. When he did play he was inclined to indulge tn whimsical bidding, but gen· erally he was crazy bke a fox . His heart overcall was as sound as an old fashioned dol· Jar , but would not have made against the bad breaks. South hated to rescue AI but did run to two clubs . West passed. AI was delighted with clubs but didn't see how his partner could get to play anr reasonable club contract. Fl· ,nal!y he decided to try a trap <~nd bid two hearts. East dou· bled happily. South tried two spades. West doubled that and now AI ran to three clubs. By this time a dou· bling rhythm had been estab· lished. East doubled that also . West opened a trump, but the lead didn't do the defense any good. There was no way to defeat three clubs and AI had sto· len the rubber. Was East entirely Just about A Gift For All Seasons Birthdays Weddi11gs Anniversaries f/1 MEMBERSHIP: fits everyone! Master $17.50 Associate $8.00 Pick up in attractive gift package al your AAA office or we will mail for vou. 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One·way defenders will Don Eichinger be 5-tl 12:> 1~ . sophomore mon. sterman Lester Parlier and 6 ft. 175 lb. junior Phil Bowen at right t"cklc . Eagles who will be starting on both offense and defense are 5·11 , 185 lb.. junior Mike Larkins at tight end and middle s uard; 5-9, 145 lb. senior Dan Cha ffee at tig ht guard and closed defensive halfback 6 ft., 175 lb . senior Tim Baum at center and closed end; 5-11 , 222 lb. jw1 lor Coy Starcher at split tac kle and defensive left tackle; 5·11 ,165lb. junior Steve Holte r at split end a nd defensive open end ; 5-10, 135 !b. jWi ior Randy Blake at quarterback and safety; .6-l, 180 lb. senior John Sheets at fullback and open linebacker; 5-8, ISO lb. sophomore Don Eichinger at ta ilback an d closed linebacker and 5-8, 140 lb. junior Terry Smith at slotback I i' .r / and defe nsive open halfback. . I '' Returning lettermen lor the ,j 1972 SVAC cellar dwelling Wildcats are senior halfback and quar terback · Randy Halley , senior end Don Wells, sophom ore halfback J eff Wells, junior quarterba ck Kevin Swain, senior tackle Bill Hall, senior center John Montgomery, sophomore end Larry Sibl ey, senior guard Fred Wray and senior fullba ck Bobby Saunders. Eastern EHI :HALF-QUARTS TDWHIIUP IN THE fOLLOWING MANNE R I ASEO UPO N ,t.N CIOW'S Home of Reds 2112 up, flying high PLANS TO EKPENO ITS REVENUE SH ~ RI NO AL~ O t:A liON FOf! TM E E N TIT L ~·.EN T PI RIOO BHIIN NI NO WASHINGTON , D.C. 202 26 Pix 'em Tonight's the night as far as the F:a#~rn Egglcs and their young head coach Spi ke Berlthlmer are concerned. · P.aslern, with Dnly 3 seniors Wld 7 lettermen back from the 1972 squad, Is definitely in a re building year . However , Berlthimer thlnka a wio In the firs t game or two could propel U1e Eagles on to a winning season. So, tonight Berkhi mer and .company will gel a good look.at the kind of season Eastern fans ,~;an expect when the Green and White are bused to Hannan Trace to meet ihe Wildcats. Gll!llc time Is 8 p.m. Hannan Trace hasn't exactly been riding a victory skein, going 0-8 last year, and only 9 lettermen are back for coach Torn Bellville's c ~a r ges . Just 26 players have been ta king part in pre-season drills for the Wild~ats , who will be running oul of a straight T formation, while using a 5-4 defense. Berkhimer, with over 35 boys out, will counter with a slot I offense and 5-Z .defense. All but 4 starters will be going both ways for Eastern. One-way offensive otarters will l1111af 81rope, lH and mlllfortune ever since atilt That 'a Turkllh for HI, aports fanl l and you'll have to get use rlght.-lielder Roberto Clemente to Iota of that atulf becawae the one and only Sgt. Swam! hllll wu killed Jn an airplane craah arrived . orr Puerto Rico Dec. 31, 1972. Yet, the old three .striped oracle landed juat last night In Brown said Murtaugh, 56, an Meigs County, although Ute landing waa a bit dangerou.s due to alfable, elgar-dlewtng lr!Jh. oome amoke dwnage to the undercoating of my flying carpet man, would remain da from a big lllllOkestack on Eall Main Street. manager at leaat through 1974. • Upon ls.ndlng, one of tbe flrll things I came upon was an Hl.t famotlll rocldng ehalr wiU ugly , squlrrely looking thing that popped hl8 bead out of the return to the dugout, ground and atarted yelling, "Bobcats, Bobcat.a, Bobcats." Oh Brown retu.ed to dlact1111 his · reasons lor Ute ahuffle, but said brother. It's gonna be a long se8110n, It appeara that my toughest competition In the lorecasting the announcement wae hl8 prol~on will be !rom t}]ls sly (more like 'slimy') charat1er that "most difficult ... In my 35 calls himself Col. Mole. And If you read his colwnn yesterday, years of baseball." you'll find that he made some very astute observations. For No Plana Vlrdon, 42, Wbo had SUC• ltllllance, he guessed that the Wellston Rockets are still In the ceeded Murtaugh as manager SEOAL. Good-going rodent. Then he made the opectacular dlacovery that with ll)e right after the Pirates' 1971 World •' Series victory over Baltimore, breaks, Southern, Kyger Creek and North Gallia could win It all said he had no Immediate plans Jn the SVAC. Who couldn't win anything with 'all the right beyond a vacation. breaks' ? To top it off, headmltsthat he's not a mole after all, but Murtaugh was not 1m- a chicken. ATLANTA, Ga . - The mediately al ailable for However, I must give thl.t guy .some credit, he'll probebly Western Division leading comment . beat me by a little the first few weeks, due to the fat1 that he's Cincinnati Reds flew into Brown's announcement was been around tbe southeastern Ohio sports scene about 30 years Atlanta yesterday on the wings made as the team, after a day more than· me. of elation and the strong bats of off; was preparing to leave for Now that the feud Is In full swing and I've given the mole three rookies. · Phlladelpbta, where they begin some ammWiitlon so he won't have any trouble thinking of " This is the best team in a weekend series agaJnst the something to write next week, here are Sgt. Swami's very first baseball," said Manager Phlllles today. pigskin picks: · Sparky Anderson, elated with Player reaction was mixed, SVAC the play of Dan Driessen, Fred sources close to the club said. Eastern at Hannan Trace - The Eagles are swimming in a Armbrister and Ken Griffey. One bystander said catcher low tide this year, but the Inexperienced Green and White want to The trio all have moved up to Manny SanguiUen had tears Jn give new head eoach Spike Berkhlmer a nice housewarming the Reds from the Indianapolis his eyes when he learned of the The Senate yesterday passed Indians this year, the latter two change . Others appeared present. They will. Eastern, 22-12. SoutbernatGreenLocai - TheTornadoesopentheirdefense by a 76~ vote and sent to the . in the last two weeks, and have unconcerned, while some of their SVAC crown In 2 weeks against areh-rival Eastern, and House a bill to bar home!JJwn been instrumental in moving seemed shaken, bystanders this one will only be a warm-up. Southern, 36-8. blackouts of professional the Reds past the Los Angeles . said. Kyger Creek vs. Wahama Mountaineers are picked by sports if the games are sold out , Dodgers. · The team knew something Griffey and Driessen was wrong, sources added, moleman, but Kyger. Creek coilld. be the class of area 'small 72 hours in advance. The legislation would expire provided games-winning hils when Virdon's gear was schools'. Bobcats in a close one, 14-12. Nelsonvllle-York vs. North Gallia NelsonviUe is too big one year after enactment, : in the last two games removed at the last minute allowing time to determine . : giving · the Reds a from a truck that was to carry and strong for the Galllans. Pirates take it on the chin, 42-18. Southwestern vs. Zane Trace - what's a 'Zane Trace'? Who whether telecasting some three • game sweep of club equipment to \be airport. Ute Houston Astros. The sevenMurtaugh joined ll)e team's knows, but Southwestern will find out tonight. Zane Trace, 18-12. home games would result in · SEOAL reduced altendance, as some game winning streak is Cin- front office as director of cinnati's longest of the season. player acquisition and Athens vs. Marietta - Bulldogs could oo surprise power in team owners contend. ' "They're amazing ... un· development when he stepped league. Marietta will find out why. Athens, 32-26. Meanwhile, National believable," said Anderson. aside as manager m 1971. Jackson vs. Chillicothe - Molernan ~ys lronmen are Football League Com: "And if they're . living In a Virdon, who had been reportedly big, rough and ready; but they aren't big, rough or · missioner Pete Rozelle said the ' dream world 1 don't want Murtaugh's rlght~and man ready enough for the boys from the jWiction. of 35 and 23. ·league might limit its ' thern. to know' it." during the 1971)..71 se~ns, Chillicothe, 22-14. · television agreement with the ·The pressure apparently is often stepping to serve In place Ironton vs. Huntington - Tigers may be. too tough for networks to a single game each not felt by young Armbrister, of Murtaugh when the latter everybedy this year. If they aren't, West Virginians will be the week if Congress bans local blackouts of NFL games. who came to Cincinnati last was sidelined with lllness. He team to do it. But not this time: Ironton, 16-14. Rozelle told the House year from Houston with ·Joe was the team's batting and Wellston vs. Oak Hill - Rockets better take advantage of c 0 m m u n i c a 1i 0 n s sub . ' Morgan Jack Billingham and outfield coach from 1968-71. every chance they get, or they may kindly be asked to leave the committee that the \IIFL would ' Denis Menke. Calm and unnappable like " Yeah· " said Armbrister hl8 boss, Murtaugh seemed a league. Oak Hill sounds like a cemetery and the Rockets just have to reconsider its ., television policy il Congress , jokingly ~hen asked about his natural for the manager's job may bury tbem. Wellston, 26-6. Waverly vs. Portsmouth Notre DameH the 'Shoe' fits, passes the blackout ban and ' feelings, "scared, can't you see when . Murtaugh told a the 26 league clubs begin November, 1971 news con· wear lt. But It doesn't. Portsmouth, 11-6. · ' it. · Logan vs. New Lexington-Who cares? New Lex, 22-14. showing an attendance decline. , "This is now the best team ference that he was calling It G._upolls at Manchester - Moleman picks the Devlla, but I've ever played on,'' said quits. they:n flnil out they know bow to play hall up north. Manchester, Menke, who lost his job to the But the team had been enhard-hitting Driessen at \bird co~ntertng Increasing troubles 34-28. Meigs vs. Pt. Pleasant - Big Biacks have one game ex· base eariier in the season. th1s season, and on Wednesday Driessen is hitting _305 , night flni_shed a crucial four· perience over Marauders, and Meigs offense is still big worry. Griffey .516 and Armbrisier game senes with the St. _Lows Pl.looked bad in first IJ!Ili last week, and with Maroon and Gold 357 Cardlna!J!, who lead the Pirates breakaway threats, such as Terry 'Bradbury' Whitlatch, ' "it•s funny ;• said pitcher by three games in the National Marauders could romp. But Black defense looked good in second ; Fred Norman, "The guys just League East. The Pirates won half against Hurricane and i,9 reportedly loaded with talented • have realized they should have the first game with the Cards, sophomores. Could be a tight, exciting ball game. Moleman must ~ been up here all along. The but lost the next \hree. be out of his mind. Meigs, 18-8. · OTHERS · • pride has bubbled. They don't ::::::::::::::::::~::::3~:!:~:~~&!:!~:!3:~~~::::».:::~:::. GRID BORADCAST •' want it to get away." Chesapeake 26 Minford II the Eastern Eagles and Ironton St. Joe 31 New Boston 28 the Meigs Marauders w!II be Fairland 17 Hamlin 6 featured Saturday morning Portsmoi!Ut 37 Green County 14 on "WJEH, Gallipolis. The Rock Hill 21 Symmes V~lley o Eastern • Hanrum Trace Wheelersburg 23 South ·Point 18 game will be broa~cast at 9 Fort Gay 12 Hannan 0 a.m. on WJEH·AM, 990; and the Meigs • Pt. Pleasant game will be aired at 9 a.m. on WJEH·FM, 101.5 en your BOARD TO MEET dial. · . ;.;.-.;.x-;.;.:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·;·;·.·-"-······················· A meeting of the Southern o'o o o o Oo 0 0 o I o o 0 o o o.o;o.o. o, o,o, o:o;o, o,•,•, •o'o'o't'o'o' •' • .. · Local School District Board of · Education has been set for 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the high school. International League OHICEOF RfVENUE SHARING 1900 PENNSYLVANIA AVE . N.W Eagles open at Hannan Trace Sgt. Swami The Plttabursh Pirates fired Manager BID Vlrdon yesterday and ••!led !>ack Danny Mur. laugh to succeed him, effective Immediately. The announcement wa s made In a hastily called news conference at Three Rivera Stad!wn by Joe L. Brown, general maoager or . the National League club which has been P)agued by 'niQ!ady TME DOVUNMINT OF _ OEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURI' chors,. 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Vestt" rday's Answer 8:30 - Odd Couple•. 13 ; Black Perspective on the News JJ, 20; NBC Starshlp Rescue J. •· 32. Prima 22:. Sici lian 9: 00 - Mas terpiece Theatre 3J; Room 2'1 6, IJ ; Homewood 20; donna city Movies " The Begu iled" 3: "Secret Ceremony" • : " The 33. City · 23. Apple Vatican Affair" a; " Elephant Walk" 10. • of fancier 9: JO - Corner Bar 6, 13. Manasseh 10; 00 - Love. American Style 6; Billy Groham Crusade 13; 24. Dole out 34. G.I. grub M ovie 15;' News 20; Handful of Ashes 33. ~6 . Commem · 35. Ethiopian 10: 30 - Woman JJ. oratiYe prince I>' 11; 00 - News 3, 4, 6, a, 10, 13, IS. gift Litle 11 : 30 - Johnn y Carson J, 4, 15; Otck ' Cavett 6; Movies 30. Direction 36. Skill " Hollywood or Bust" 8; " The Cot~ssus of New York" tO ; on 31. "Wha t'Jt " The Masque of lhe Red Death'' '13. . 1:00 - Midn ight Special J, 4; News IJ ; Movie " II C,me From ship - ... Beneath the Sea" 10. (2 wds.) 31. Celebes 2: 30 - News 4. 38. "Bali -" ox SATURDAY,SEPT. I 6: DO-Consumer's World. 10 6:31)-..TV Classroom 9 ; Kentucky Afield 13; Fai!h for Today 10 , 7;QO- Neig hbors ·13; Farm Front 4; Fun for Everyone 6; CQmposer Meigs Property Transfers BEAUTIFUL DRIED FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS from $3.98 Dudley's Aorist 59 N. 2nd Middleport, 0. • • • • • • • • • • Robert L. Byers, Nola Jean I" Byers to David A. Powell, Luella M. Powell, parcels, Sutton. Daniel C. Hensler, Patricia D. Hensler to Yvonna S. Garten, Richard E. Garten, Jot, ·OPTOMETRISTS Racine. Charles H. Cornell, Agnes 181 N. Second Ave. Cornell to Louis H. Bush, Janet MIDDLEPORT D, Bush, Jot, Chester. . PH. 992-3279 Allah Lambert to Village of Syracuse, easement, Sutton. Office hours by apHoward L. Barber, Barbara pointment: Mon.-Fri. 9 til 4, J. Barber to Dale Rockhold, Saturday 9 until noon. Diane Rockhold, ¥s acre, Olive. Hasel Mae E:dgell to John C. Pratt, Virginia E. Pratt, 160 acre, Lebanon. $!~for Robert C. Hartenbach, Sheriff, Lory M. Barton, et al., Boys and Girls to Roberta C. O'Brien, parcels, Olive. Activel-.ge Trios Teen Shoes M. A. Hall, Ellen Hall to Poll-Parrot Ellsworth P. Crispin, parcel, ThomMcAn Long Bottom. John D. Lambert to Mildred Lambert, 1.12 acres, Rutland. ' . ,M. A. Hall, Ellen Hall to Your THOM MeAN Store Clarence L. Atherton, Lucille Middleport, 0 . . H. Atherton, parcels, Olive. Dr. T. J. Bradshaw Dr. Milton Mason heritage house . .• .· :Baker Furniture MIDDLEPORT, 0. . Treehouse Club 8, 10; Farmbook 3. 7: 15-Woman's Point of VIew 13 7: 3D-Man from COS I 10; Treehouse Club 13: Sesame St. 20 ; Gos pel6 ; Abbott & Costello 8; Juvenile Jury 4; Banana Splits J . I 31. Imitated . 32. Sire's mate 3S. Come what 8:DO-Jake's.Piace 6; Lldsvllle 3, 4. 15 : Bugs Bunnyl3; Popeye may 10 ; Fllntstones 8 8: 3D- Inch High Private Eye 3, 4, 15; (3 wds:l Yog r 6; Bar ley's Comets 8. 39. Zec•l 40. Roof fe ature 41. Weasel f~. Prevari· b-+-4-~-4-+--l cators Gordon F . Lawrence, )':the! Lawrence to Ern est E. Griffin, June L. Griffin; parcel, Olive. Mildred S. Wolle, Herman Wolfe to Daisy M. Sayre, lot, Racine . HEADQUARTERS FOR FLEX-STEEL APPLIANCES WIN AT BRIDGE Television Log ~M'6f'd' Yogl ' sGan~ 13; Huck and ·· 9;00-S..same st. 20: Addams FamHy 3; Super Friends 6, 13; Movie B. 10 9;30- Emergency J, 4, 15 tO:DO-E iec. Co. 20 ; Butch C,ssidy J. 4. 15: Lassie's Rescue Rang ers 6, 13; My Favorite Marllans a. tO : Football : PPHS vs : Mei gs 5. · 10:30-Mister Rogers 20; Star TrekJ, 4, 15; Goober and the Ghost DOWN Ch ase rs 6, 13 ; Jeann te 8, 10 I. Add spirits . 11 : DO-Sesame -+--+-1 ~. Auk genus 3. Stringed St. 20 ; Sigmund and the Sea Monsters 3, 4, 15: Brady Kids 6, 13; Speed Buggy S, 10 11:3D-Pink Panthers 3, 4, 15; 'Mission : Maglc6, 13; Josle and the Pussycats in Outer Space 8, 10 ..... i=+--1- +-+---1 12;00-Eiec. Co. 20; Jetsons J, 4, 15: Movie, "Lost In Space" 13; " Here Come the Brides" 6. instru· i=+--1-+-+---1 12: JD-GO 3, 4. 15; Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids. 8, 10 ment .1: DO-CBS Film Festival 8, 10: Lassie 15: Celebrity Bowling 4; 4. Medieval Beatles 3: American Bandstand 6, 1J. shield 1:30-Parent Game 3; Johnny Bench 4; TBA 13. 2:00-Soul Train 6; Tarzan 13; TBA 8: Baseball Pre-Game Show DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work 3, 4, 15; Popeye 10. 2: 15- Baseball 3, 4, 15 AXYDI.BAAXR 2:30-Arlhur Smith 8: Death Valley Days 10 Is LONGFELLOW 3:00-Wreslllng 8; Black Omnibus 10; Wide World of Sports 6,13 One letter simply stands lor another. In this sample A is 4:OQ-Tennis 8, 10: Sesame Street 33 used for the three L's, X lor the two O's, etc. Single letters, ' ' 45-College Football 6, 13 apostrophes, the length and fonnation of the words are all 5:OD-Misler Rogers 33: World Series of Golf 3, 4, 15 5: 3D- Electri c Company 33. hints. Each day the code lette rs are different. · 6: OD-News 8; Making Things Grow 33 ; TBA 15; Baseball 3; Movie. " S.O.S. Pacific" 10 CRYPTOQUO'l'ES 6; 30-NBC News 4, 15 ; Beverly Hillbillies a; Sewing Skllfs . Tailoring, 33 DX YW R OXJWP DX SXV , YW 7:OQ- You Asked For It 3: Hee Haw 8; Lawrence Welk 4; Age of ROXJWP DX HWJ(HOW .- LZEOFO Anxiety 33 ; A Look at the Book 15 7:15- TBA 13 SFYPZQ 7: 3D-Calch 33; Baseball 15 8: OD- Partrldge Family 6, iJ: All in the Family 10, 8; The Yesterday's Cryploquote: THE PETTY ECONOMIES OF Session 33 ; Emergency 4. THE RICH ARE JUST AS AMAZING AS THE EXTRAVA· 8: 3D- Bridget LoVes Bernie 8; Family 33; Newsmaker ' 73, 13; GANCES OF THE POOR- WILLIAM FEATHER · TBA 3; Big 10 Highlights 6; The Best Is Yetto Corne 10 ( ~ ~973 Kine Featu res Synd ielte, Ine. ) · 9:00-Mary Tyler Moore 8; A Couple of Dons 3, 4; ABC News Special 6, IJ 9: 3D-Bob Newhart 10: Turning Points 33 10:DO-Miss America Pageant 3. 4, 15; Movtes "The Wackiest Ship in the Army " 6: Mission : Impossible 8, 10; Times, Rhythms and Rhymes 13; World Symphony Orchestra 33. West-East victims of theft NORTH •• • A K IOVI ! ti Oi Wt:ST (I) ) •u .j• AJ9114 + AtO SOUTH •Q J085 4 'Void .QB +Q8 76l2 North-Soulh vulnera ble Wtsl Nonh It 1• Pass 2• Dble 3• Pass Pass Opening lead- Eall Dble ·Dble Dble Us. By Helen Hottel Our Readers Answer The Man Dear Helen : In a recent column a "Disheartened and Abused Parent" gave her definition of a daughter. How sad that any mother should feel that way . Here is my definition, which I believe and hope is applicable to more mother· daughter relationships. What is a daughter? A daughter, to a mother, is her ally in the Battle of the Sexes. She starts out soft and round and dependent, and gradually becomes soft and round in the right places and independent. She teethes her little pink gums on zweiback and your shoulder, and then later teethes her maternal instincts on helping people less fortunate physically , financially and psychologically, than berself. A daughter is one who asks to do things: some she doesn't really want to do (just testing) ; some you won't let her do; some you let her do because tbey are part of her growth to maturity (but you worry ); some ofthose requests delight you. Yes, It is easier to cope with diaper rash than the New Morality ; but not everything good is easy. Yes, it is more nattering when you can't get her to let go of your hand than when she can'! wait IO'get going on her own. But laughter is one you can discuss something with a !oi better at 18 that at six, and have both of you learn something. A daughter is the person you hope you have had some part in molding into a warm, wonderful woman. My daughter, Melinda (who is 16), and I enjoy reading and discussing your columns. By the way, how rid is Sue? BERNICE W. ·Dear Bernice: Thanks for expressing so well what many of us mothers feel so deeply. Sue, a college :>Ophomore, will be 19in October. - H. DOING IT ANYWAY CLEVELAND The Standard Oil Co. of Ohio said today it will shortly commence posting octane numbers on all South 2+ Pass . 4N .T. l'ass 5• Pu s ? WhaLdoyou do now? A- Juot bid tl x clubs. Do nol 2• lhlak of Ieven oa tbi1 1equeace. Pass TODAV 'S QUESTION Instead of bidding two no-trump +! . The late Albert Morehead was too busy with his writing to play much bridge. When he did play he was inclined to indulge tn whimsical bidding, but gen· erally he was crazy bke a fox . His heart overcall was as sound as an old fashioned dol· Jar , but would not have made against the bad breaks. South hated to rescue AI but did run to two clubs . West passed. AI was delighted with clubs but didn't see how his partner could get to play anr reasonable club contract. Fl· ,nal!y he decided to try a trap <~nd bid two hearts. East dou· bled happily. South tried two spades. West doubled that and now AI ran to three clubs. By this time a dou· bling rhythm had been estab· lished. East doubled that also . West opened a trump, but the lead didn't do the defense any good. There was no way to defeat three clubs and AI had sto· len the rubber. Was East entirely Just about A Gift For All Seasons Birthdays Weddi11gs Anniversaries f/1 MEMBERSHIP: fits everyone! Master $17.50 Associate $8.00 Pick up in attractive gift package al your AAA office or we will mail for vou. 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One·way defenders will Don Eichinger be 5-tl 12:> 1~ . sophomore mon. sterman Lester Parlier and 6 ft. 175 lb. junior Phil Bowen at right t"cklc . Eagles who will be starting on both offense and defense are 5·11 , 185 lb.. junior Mike Larkins at tight end and middle s uard; 5-9, 145 lb. senior Dan Cha ffee at tig ht guard and closed defensive halfback 6 ft., 175 lb . senior Tim Baum at center and closed end; 5-11 , 222 lb. jw1 lor Coy Starcher at split tac kle and defensive left tackle; 5·11 ,165lb. junior Steve Holte r at split end a nd defensive open end ; 5-10, 135 !b. jWi ior Randy Blake at quarterback and safety; .6-l, 180 lb. senior John Sheets at fullback and open linebacker; 5-8, ISO lb. sophomore Don Eichinger at ta ilback an d closed linebacker and 5-8, 140 lb. junior Terry Smith at slotback I i' .r / and defe nsive open halfback. . I '' Returning lettermen lor the ,j 1972 SVAC cellar dwelling Wildcats are senior halfback and quar terback · Randy Halley , senior end Don Wells, sophom ore halfback J eff Wells, junior quarterba ck Kevin Swain, senior tackle Bill Hall, senior center John Montgomery, sophomore end Larry Sibl ey, senior guard Fred Wray and senior fullba ck Bobby Saunders. Eastern EHI :HALF-QUARTS TDWHIIUP IN THE fOLLOWING MANNE R I ASEO UPO N ,t.N CIOW'S Home of Reds 2112 up, flying high PLANS TO EKPENO ITS REVENUE SH ~ RI NO AL~ O t:A liON FOf! TM E E N TIT L ~·.EN T PI RIOO BHIIN NI NO WASHINGTON , D.C. 202 26 Pix 'em Tonight's the night as far as the F:a#~rn Egglcs and their young head coach Spi ke Berlthlmer are concerned. · P.aslern, with Dnly 3 seniors Wld 7 lettermen back from the 1972 squad, Is definitely in a re building year . However , Berlthimer thlnka a wio In the firs t game or two could propel U1e Eagles on to a winning season. So, tonight Berkhi mer and .company will gel a good look.at the kind of season Eastern fans ,~;an expect when the Green and White are bused to Hannan Trace to meet ihe Wildcats. Gll!llc time Is 8 p.m. Hannan Trace hasn't exactly been riding a victory skein, going 0-8 last year, and only 9 lettermen are back for coach Torn Bellville's c ~a r ges . Just 26 players have been ta king part in pre-season drills for the Wild~ats , who will be running oul of a straight T formation, while using a 5-4 defense. Berkhimer, with over 35 boys out, will counter with a slot I offense and 5-Z .defense. All but 4 starters will be going both ways for Eastern. One-way offensive otarters will l1111af 81rope, lH and mlllfortune ever since atilt That 'a Turkllh for HI, aports fanl l and you'll have to get use rlght.-lielder Roberto Clemente to Iota of that atulf becawae the one and only Sgt. Swam! hllll wu killed Jn an airplane craah arrived . orr Puerto Rico Dec. 31, 1972. Yet, the old three .striped oracle landed juat last night In Brown said Murtaugh, 56, an Meigs County, although Ute landing waa a bit dangerou.s due to alfable, elgar-dlewtng lr!Jh. oome amoke dwnage to the undercoating of my flying carpet man, would remain da from a big lllllOkestack on Eall Main Street. manager at leaat through 1974. • Upon ls.ndlng, one of tbe flrll things I came upon was an Hl.t famotlll rocldng ehalr wiU ugly , squlrrely looking thing that popped hl8 bead out of the return to the dugout, ground and atarted yelling, "Bobcats, Bobcat.a, Bobcats." Oh Brown retu.ed to dlact1111 his · reasons lor Ute ahuffle, but said brother. It's gonna be a long se8110n, It appeara that my toughest competition In the lorecasting the announcement wae hl8 prol~on will be !rom t}]ls sly (more like 'slimy') charat1er that "most difficult ... In my 35 calls himself Col. Mole. And If you read his colwnn yesterday, years of baseball." you'll find that he made some very astute observations. For No Plana Vlrdon, 42, Wbo had SUC• ltllllance, he guessed that the Wellston Rockets are still In the ceeded Murtaugh as manager SEOAL. Good-going rodent. Then he made the opectacular dlacovery that with ll)e right after the Pirates' 1971 World •' Series victory over Baltimore, breaks, Southern, Kyger Creek and North Gallia could win It all said he had no Immediate plans Jn the SVAC. Who couldn't win anything with 'all the right beyond a vacation. breaks' ? To top it off, headmltsthat he's not a mole after all, but Murtaugh was not 1m- a chicken. ATLANTA, Ga . - The mediately al ailable for However, I must give thl.t guy .some credit, he'll probebly Western Division leading comment . beat me by a little the first few weeks, due to the fat1 that he's Cincinnati Reds flew into Brown's announcement was been around tbe southeastern Ohio sports scene about 30 years Atlanta yesterday on the wings made as the team, after a day more than· me. of elation and the strong bats of off; was preparing to leave for Now that the feud Is In full swing and I've given the mole three rookies. · Phlladelpbta, where they begin some ammWiitlon so he won't have any trouble thinking of " This is the best team in a weekend series agaJnst the something to write next week, here are Sgt. Swami's very first baseball," said Manager Phlllles today. pigskin picks: · Sparky Anderson, elated with Player reaction was mixed, SVAC the play of Dan Driessen, Fred sources close to the club said. Eastern at Hannan Trace - The Eagles are swimming in a Armbrister and Ken Griffey. One bystander said catcher low tide this year, but the Inexperienced Green and White want to The trio all have moved up to Manny SanguiUen had tears Jn give new head eoach Spike Berkhlmer a nice housewarming the Reds from the Indianapolis his eyes when he learned of the The Senate yesterday passed Indians this year, the latter two change . Others appeared present. They will. Eastern, 22-12. SoutbernatGreenLocai - TheTornadoesopentheirdefense by a 76~ vote and sent to the . in the last two weeks, and have unconcerned, while some of their SVAC crown In 2 weeks against areh-rival Eastern, and House a bill to bar home!JJwn been instrumental in moving seemed shaken, bystanders this one will only be a warm-up. Southern, 36-8. blackouts of professional the Reds past the Los Angeles . said. Kyger Creek vs. Wahama Mountaineers are picked by sports if the games are sold out , Dodgers. · The team knew something Griffey and Driessen was wrong, sources added, moleman, but Kyger. Creek coilld. be the class of area 'small 72 hours in advance. The legislation would expire provided games-winning hils when Virdon's gear was schools'. Bobcats in a close one, 14-12. Nelsonvllle-York vs. North Gallia NelsonviUe is too big one year after enactment, : in the last two games removed at the last minute allowing time to determine . : giving · the Reds a from a truck that was to carry and strong for the Galllans. Pirates take it on the chin, 42-18. Southwestern vs. Zane Trace - what's a 'Zane Trace'? Who whether telecasting some three • game sweep of club equipment to \be airport. Ute Houston Astros. The sevenMurtaugh joined ll)e team's knows, but Southwestern will find out tonight. Zane Trace, 18-12. home games would result in · SEOAL reduced altendance, as some game winning streak is Cin- front office as director of cinnati's longest of the season. player acquisition and Athens vs. Marietta - Bulldogs could oo surprise power in team owners contend. ' "They're amazing ... un· development when he stepped league. Marietta will find out why. Athens, 32-26. Meanwhile, National believable," said Anderson. aside as manager m 1971. Jackson vs. Chillicothe - Molernan ~ys lronmen are Football League Com: "And if they're . living In a Virdon, who had been reportedly big, rough and ready; but they aren't big, rough or · missioner Pete Rozelle said the ' dream world 1 don't want Murtaugh's rlght~and man ready enough for the boys from the jWiction. of 35 and 23. ·league might limit its ' thern. to know' it." during the 1971)..71 se~ns, Chillicothe, 22-14. · television agreement with the ·The pressure apparently is often stepping to serve In place Ironton vs. Huntington - Tigers may be. too tough for networks to a single game each not felt by young Armbrister, of Murtaugh when the latter everybedy this year. If they aren't, West Virginians will be the week if Congress bans local blackouts of NFL games. who came to Cincinnati last was sidelined with lllness. He team to do it. But not this time: Ironton, 16-14. Rozelle told the House year from Houston with ·Joe was the team's batting and Wellston vs. Oak Hill - Rockets better take advantage of c 0 m m u n i c a 1i 0 n s sub . ' Morgan Jack Billingham and outfield coach from 1968-71. every chance they get, or they may kindly be asked to leave the committee that the \IIFL would ' Denis Menke. Calm and unnappable like " Yeah· " said Armbrister hl8 boss, Murtaugh seemed a league. Oak Hill sounds like a cemetery and the Rockets just have to reconsider its ., television policy il Congress , jokingly ~hen asked about his natural for the manager's job may bury tbem. Wellston, 26-6. Waverly vs. Portsmouth Notre DameH the 'Shoe' fits, passes the blackout ban and ' feelings, "scared, can't you see when . Murtaugh told a the 26 league clubs begin November, 1971 news con· wear lt. But It doesn't. Portsmouth, 11-6. · ' it. · Logan vs. New Lexington-Who cares? New Lex, 22-14. showing an attendance decline. , "This is now the best team ference that he was calling It G._upolls at Manchester - Moleman picks the Devlla, but I've ever played on,'' said quits. they:n flnil out they know bow to play hall up north. Manchester, Menke, who lost his job to the But the team had been enhard-hitting Driessen at \bird co~ntertng Increasing troubles 34-28. Meigs vs. Pt. Pleasant - Big Biacks have one game ex· base eariier in the season. th1s season, and on Wednesday Driessen is hitting _305 , night flni_shed a crucial four· perience over Marauders, and Meigs offense is still big worry. Griffey .516 and Armbrisier game senes with the St. _Lows Pl.looked bad in first IJ!Ili last week, and with Maroon and Gold 357 Cardlna!J!, who lead the Pirates breakaway threats, such as Terry 'Bradbury' Whitlatch, ' "it•s funny ;• said pitcher by three games in the National Marauders could romp. But Black defense looked good in second ; Fred Norman, "The guys just League East. The Pirates won half against Hurricane and i,9 reportedly loaded with talented • have realized they should have the first game with the Cards, sophomores. Could be a tight, exciting ball game. Moleman must ~ been up here all along. The but lost the next \hree. be out of his mind. Meigs, 18-8. · OTHERS · • pride has bubbled. They don't ::::::::::::::::::~::::3~:!:~:~~&!:!~:!3:~~~::::».:::~:::. GRID BORADCAST •' want it to get away." Chesapeake 26 Minford II the Eastern Eagles and Ironton St. Joe 31 New Boston 28 the Meigs Marauders w!II be Fairland 17 Hamlin 6 featured Saturday morning Portsmoi!Ut 37 Green County 14 on "WJEH, Gallipolis. The Rock Hill 21 Symmes V~lley o Eastern • Hanrum Trace Wheelersburg 23 South ·Point 18 game will be broa~cast at 9 Fort Gay 12 Hannan 0 a.m. on WJEH·AM, 990; and the Meigs • Pt. Pleasant game will be aired at 9 a.m. on WJEH·FM, 101.5 en your BOARD TO MEET dial. · . ;.;.-.;.x-;.;.:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·;·;·.·-"-······················· A meeting of the Southern o'o o o o Oo 0 0 o I o o 0 o o o.o;o.o. o, o,o, o:o;o, o,•,•, •o'o'o't'o'o' •' • .. · Local School District Board of · Education has been set for 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the high school. International League OHICEOF RfVENUE SHARING 1900 PENNSYLVANIA AVE . N.W Eagles open at Hannan Trace Sgt. Swami The Plttabursh Pirates fired Manager BID Vlrdon yesterday and ••!led !>ack Danny Mur. laugh to succeed him, effective Immediately. The announcement wa s made In a hastily called news conference at Three Rivera Stad!wn by Joe L. Brown, general maoager or . the National League club which has been P)agued by 'niQ!ady TME DOVUNMINT OF _ OEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURI' chors,. 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Second Pomeroy Ohio ' Mort., Tuto., - - t te I Tlltlt'lday & S.tvnlay - f te Neall Frlday - flU · ***************************'****** •• ********'**'*'-· �4- 1 T~ Dally Sent mel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, Sept 7,1973 Mar~ golden J.O~«GirlScOut anntversary RUTLAND - Mr and Mrs F C Taylor of Rutland w1ll obaerve their golden weddmg anniversary at a family dmner party Sunday at the home of the1r son-in-taw and daughter, Mr and Mrs James Thomas, Lmcoln H11l Rd., Pomeroy Marned September 6, 1923, Mr and Mrs Taylor have two daughters , Mrs Thomas (Eleanor ) and Mrs, Dennis (Helen 1 Atkeson Mansfield ,,UIRACLES .... DO I _kajJIX'/?: llllimnlflll_ For Lenm, when he was shapong the Sovoet Union half · a century ago, the movies were the most tmpodant of all ar1s" Today, mov1es are reach ing Russians on a scale that Lenm never foresaw Each year four and a half bllllon mov1e tickets are sold m the Soviet Un1on , and the average Russ1an goes to the movies more than 20 times a year Part of the boom results from lack of competition - television IS too dull to oiler much of an alternative But the real cred•t belongs to the thaw that has affected and benefited ~ II the arts on the U S S R With the Ideological leash loosened Ill ms are now a II owed to entertatn as well as preach Here's somethmg that affects and benellls all users of tap wa ter - the purifying and lolterong action of water refm ers Enjoy the luxury of bathing with water so relined It rinses soap away on con tact - leavmg your sktn smooth and solky For your own good hea lth In vestlgate refined water by contacting 882 2525 SAYRE HARDWARE 882-2525 New t-tavpn W Va :~ ~1 o·rary ~ ~ By Charlene Hoeflich Social Committee meets ~ Calendar ~ FRIDAY ~ POMOJIIA Grange meets 111 ~ the Rock Sprmgs Grange Hall ~ al 8 p m County bakmg and SEPTEMBER is reorgan1UI10n month for the scouting needlework contest Filth prugram m Melg$ County, and adult volunteers are desperately degree to be e~emphfled needed to serve as troop leaders and assastant leaders Laurel Grange will be host Almost everyone knows somethfn8 about G1rl Scouts SATURDAY because 11 has been an mtegral part of the American scene for BOARD OF DIRECTORS, many, many yeats Middleport • Pomeroy Area It 's generally taken for granted tbat any gul who wan is to Branch, Amencan AssOCia!lon can belong of Umvers•ty Women, breakNot true. fast meeting, Me1gs Inn, 9 30 The unhappy truth IS that, without enough adult leaders and am ass1stant leaders, g1rls who want and need Girl Seouting have to SUNDAY walt for an opemng man eXIsting troop, or may not be able to JOin LANGSVILLE Christian at all Church annual homecommg Over the country G1rl Scoutmg serves one out of every seven Duncan Family Gospel garls ages 6-17 In Me1gs County the figure IS not nearly that h1gh Smgers, Flonda, special guest but could be 1f enough adults who care about youth would smgers lor the afternoon volunteer to be leaders Basket dmner, 12 30 p m w1th There as a mistaken tendency to beheve that you must be a afternoon serv1ce, 2 30 p m parent of girls In order to be a Girl Scout leader Public InVIted Th1s, of course, as nonsense Many tunes 11 as the smgles or JAMES C Moore Family the semor Citizens who have the tune and energy to work With Reumon, at Sutton Church scouts Basket dmner at I p m An adult recrUitment campaign IS currently underway Everyone welcome U you would be mterested m knowing more about the ANNUAL Harvest Festival scoutmg program m Me1gs County and how you can help, as a at St John's Lutheran Church, leader, !iSS1stant leader, or a helper in any capacity, the person to talk to as·Mrs. Isabel M Foster, Meigs County's new distr1ct Pine Grove Church Serv1ce at 10 a m , basket d1nner at noon adv1sor She resides m Athens, but if you will contact Mrs Roscoe Wase Ill Middleport, or telephone me, we'll relay the A program of smgmg begmmng at 2 p m Everyone message to Mrs Foster welcome REVIVAL begmnmg at AT THE SaliSbury School both the Brownie and the Jun1or Nease Settlement Church of Troops have meet111gs scheduled for next Tuesday afternoon at God Rev George S Oiler, the school Mrs Jack Hart and Mrs Donna Hatf1eld are co-leaders of pastor Senes of lectures on the Browrue Troop 220, and Mrs Mary Dorst and Mrs Nancy Morris Biblical history of the church mghtly Serv1ces at 7 30 p m are leaders of the Juruor Troop Public IS InVIted Mrs Roscoe WISe,leader of Troop 39m Middleport, will have RACINE Wesleyan and a meetang of the mothers of g1rls m her troop at 1 p m , Se!>' Letart Falls Umted Methodist !ember 18 Mrs Foster w1ll be present at the meetmg to gave Church p1cmc at Portland Park whatever ass1stance she can toward getting the troop olf to a followmg II 30 a m worship good start thiS fall servtces Contribute for hymnals A contnbu!lon toward new church hymnals was made by the Golden Rule Class of the Pomeroy Church of Oms! meeting Tuesday mght at the church Mrs Stanley Bass presaded at the meetmg wh1ch opened wtth group smgmg of "What a Fr1end We Have m Jesus," and Mrs Lams Osborne gave prayer, and Mrs Elwood Bowers gave devotions USIIIJ! Proverbs 4 12, and a reading on September Plans were Kerm Salutes KING FOOTBALL made to remember several Sick and shut-m members of the church Mrs Clyde Andrews will host the October meetmg at her home Mrs Osborne won the door priZe, and refreshments were served by Mrs Osborne and Mrs Bowers Others attending were Mrs Charles Eskew and Mrs Denver Kapple HAS GUESTS Mr and Mrs Willard MiUer and daughter, Wooster, were recent v1sitors of Mrs. Gertrude Miller , Middleport. Weekend guests were Mr. and Mrs Jack Miller and Mr and Mrs John DaVIs and son, Columbus. M1 s Harvey Van Vranken IS the new chairperson of the Meigs County Children's Home Citizens Commlllee Thursday, members met at the home to inspeel the facility and to c011ler with Mr and Mrs Ralph Harvey, superintendent and matron, Mr. and Mrs Harvey advised lhat cable television has been provided for the home through a part of a bequest from the Sw1ft estate According to Mrs Van Vranken, Mr and Mrs Harvey advised the corrumttee that there Is feeling among the ll ch1Jdren there that they are being discrlmmated against by the commumty In general Mrs Van Vranken satd that Mrs Harvey told her the children are accused of domg thmgs of a derogatory nature s1mply because they res1de at the Children's Home She sa1d they need a personal relationship wath adults, more than they need gifts although the gifts are apprecaated Mrs Harvey advised the comm1ttee of the overflow of things, particularly frmt, at Christmas MISS Nellie Zerkle installed the 1973-74 officers of the Middleport Garden Club Wednesday rught usmg the components of a flower arrangement to symbolize the dut1es and responsibilities of the off1cers and the members MISS Zerkle stated that all components must be used to make a complete arrangemen~ this applymg to the officers as well as the members of t1 club In that 1t takes both workmg together to have a successful club. The llowers for the ceremony were proVIded by Mrs. C. M. Hennesy Meetmg m the social room of the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co., Mrs . WIUaam Morris presided m the absence of Mrs Eto1lla Cassell, president. Members responded to roll call by naming outstanding llower or floral arrangement they had seen durmg the summer. Members donated to the "bakeless" bake sale and those not at the meeting were requested to send their donations to Mrs . Charles To give recital Jewelry B1g beads m fall colors long chams bangles necklaces antique p1erced earrings hoops . hoops bicycle chai n bracelets dozen s of other Ideas See them 1 GOOD LUCK To All Area Teams On The Coming Season! look beautiful To observe anniversary Mr and Mrs Wayne HarrIson. 383 n• sh St I Middleport will observe their golden ~edding anniversary on Monday Married at Pomeroy Se!>' tember 10, 1923, Mr and Mrs. Harrl4on have a dau&hter, Mrs Elbert ( AlleedJ Wllllama, • Minersvllle, an a 10 • Lawrence, at home. '!'hey have three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren , Mr and Mn HarriSOIII grandson, Michael, and hls wife of California are vacationing In MelgJ County IN HOSPITAL Mrs Dorothy Pierce, Mid· this month and will be joining dleport, is confmed to the 10 8 ramily observance or the Holzer Medical Center, occaslon, Galhpohs She underwent surgery last Fnday Her daughter, M1ss Dixie Pierce, a + + + school teacher at the Ramstein Our druulll 1rumbles that Air Force Base In Germany, lh•y 'lt •oon require a pre was called home to be with her scription in order for you 10 buy a girlie m•••~ine mother, Congratulations WM PO ON THE OCCASION OF THE NEW FM STATION. ANOTHER FIRST FOR MEIGS COUNTY. Host Mr and Mrs Carl Roach and fam1ly entertamed Sunday w1th a fam1ly cookout Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller, Mr and Mrs. John DaviS and son, Columbus; Mr and Mrs Eugene Miller and fam1ly, Mr and Mrs Ronald E Maller and family, Pomeroy , S Sgt. and Mrs Ronald K Maller and fam1ly, Levelgreen, Pa., Mrs Ger· !rude Miller, Middleport; and Mrs Mane FranciS, Pomeroy • S Sgt M1Uer will leave later th1s month for three months tram~ng in Te~as prior to gomg to Germany for a three year tour of' duty Mrs. Miller and the children will resade on Lincoln Heights, Pomeroy, unhl arrangements can be made for them to jom S Sgt. Miller m Germany . 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L egion ,' p m Thur adav , to 3 P m Ladles Home Leaoue 7 P m Prep claues Also Jimm1e Swaggart Records ~· • McDamels, 547 Main St ., Middleport for the project. A discUSSion was held on the programs lor the commg year and suggestions as to topacs were gaven. Mrs Walter Hayes presented the program usang as her top1c, "Summer Surprise with the Magac Lily" by Gretchen Harshbarger All arrangemnt of marigolds ma white milk glass contamer with yellow tapers m milk glass holders decorated the refreshment table Dessert, mmts and coffee were served by the hostesses, Mrs Walter Hayes, Mrs E. 0 Tewksbary and Miss Judy Arnold. _______... ~PEAKING OF . The Bradbury teaching team's three new members were introduced to parents at the annual "Meet the Team Naght" at Bradbury Tuesday night They are -Miss Jeanne Ann Parsons, Columbus, who graduated from the Umverslty of Cincinnati with Associate of Liberal Arts and Bachelor of ~ Beautena Loves Purina Exxon tak.ing the gravy in growmg hke a weed Looks hke she 11 be a b1g growthy he1ter Should we1gh enough to br eed before she s 15 months o ld Tt'\e correct wind and slant of each curl Is quite Important In placing them Beautena started fast o n Punna Nur smg Chow and Pu nn a Calf Startena She ha..en t recetv ed a. drop of who le m1lk I'H n ce 1:unvlng at ou r store when four days o ld Now s he 8 oelebraung h er two month birthday by swltchmg to Purma Calf Growena m their proper position for each Individual hair style The effect of a perfectly beautiful coiffure may be destroyed by a misstep on the curling procedure Arrange the hair so as not to glve the head a lopsided appearance Balance adds grace and beauty to your hair style The fine technique of creating the latest coif fures Is demonstrated at our salon Purma Calf Growen a 18 a n econom 1cal growmg ration that calves love It s h1gh m protetn (16Cf0 ) and packed w1th body butldtng VItamins and m1n e ra.ls Follow the Purma CaH Program Wat ch your ca lv e s grow fast hke Beautena MODERN SUPPLY 399W Mom 51 Pomeroy, O 992-2164 THE STORE WITH "ALL KINDS OF STUFF" - FOR PETS, STABLES, LARGE B. SMALL ANIMALS, LAWNS AND GARDENS L 14 E SECOND ST POMEROY, OHIO PH\)NE 9'12 7606 -......-.....-..-...-.-.-. price boost ., NEW YORK (UPI)Ex\on , Co, U. S A. Thursday raised wholesale prices of all grades Of gasoline by one cent per gallon under conditions that make at legally Impossible for thousands of Independent retaalers across the nallon to pass the ancrease along to consumers. Exxon also ancreased the wholesale price of No 2 heatmg oil and kerosene by 0 85 cents a gallon Exxon, which posted a 56 per cent mcrease m profits durmg the first siX months of thas year, acknowledged in letters to local distributors that the mcreases probably could not be passed along by most reali service stations under the new Phase IV regulations adopted last month by President N1xon's Cost of Living Council. Exxon sa1d it had expressed Concernn to the government about the mjustlce of this, but felt impelled to proceed anyway with the wholesale price Increase which, it said, was necessary to cover Its own Increased costs 11 \IEBl' Racine Social Events SEVERAL COLORS TO CHOOSE! EXPERT INSTAllATION OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS INGELS FURNITURE M2·2635 Roy 1JO pm POMERO'V PIRST &AP Robert kuhn , putor ; WIH f1m Wauon. Sunday t('hOOI •u~ t Suflrt By school q 'lflll m OVF ~ p m , Utbh '\l udy Wednesday , 1 p m t:hoir pr~ctlct Wedne1d1y , I )0 p m Tl$l POMIE MOY WI!SLE YAN HOLINESI CHURCH Harrl•onvlllt Roan Aev 0 01!11 Manley Putor Ht-nrv Eblin Sunday School livpt Su ndBy School 9 30 1 m • Even lno worship 1 30 p m • F>r11ver an(l Praise service, Thursday 7 30 p rn NEASE SETTLEMENT CH-APEL Non denominational George S Ollf r Pa alor Sun day Sc hool 10 a rn worship s,rv lce 11 a m Sunday nloht str v lut 7 30 p m Wednesday Prayer meetlno 7 lO p m everyone welcome PO MEROY WESTSIDE CHURC H OF CHRIST, 100 W Mam St ~ Loren T Steph ens evanaellst phone 992 7856 Conserva t ive. non Ins trum en tal Su nd ay worsh ip, 10 a m , Bi ble Sludy, 11 a I'TJ • worship ~6 p m Wednesdav B ible study 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH !non denoml nat lanai), Langsville Dexter Road . the Rev Worley Halev , pastor Sunday school , 10 a m , evening wor ship 7 30 p m Pray er mee11ng 'Tuesday , 1 30 p m , youth group Fr i day 7 30 p,m Bradhucy school news Beautena our boun c mg baby calf lS by KAY IACR 1 0 HI ART Fft thar Bornaru t(r•leovlc , pnlor Phone 997 1H75 'l1Uurd11y evenli"'O Man, 7 JO p rn Sunaa y Mtu e and 10 lim Con l t"Jonli Sa turdav . 7 51' ~AUL LUTHERAN Corner Second and Sycamore St Pomerov . the Rev Arthur c Lund . pastor Sunday school 9 15 a m , worsh ip serv ice 10 30 am , travelers summet serv ice , Thursday, 7 30 p m Charles Evans , Chri$tran education superin ten dent Calf Growena Hair CHATEAU cookout 1 BE:f\UTY SALON COMING SOON \ Glrh fOr l unlor cnolr rohttl'lrUL ~ JO P m , Ttlurs d•l V Mtl P•ul NlftU d rector ' ~: SHEET MUSIC ; MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE r hur~dttv at , JO 5" "' 1 worlh/p, 10 J~ 1 m J you!h <.:holr '•!lura. I Mond•v 6 30 P "' Mr1 Mtrvln Burr ( J' SQUARE YARD LISTEN TO THE LIVE BROADCAST OF THE MEIGS - PT. PLEASANT GAME ON WMPO-FM, 92.1 ON THE DIAL. ~OMUoy ~DMIMOY. T-I Ni fY ~l!li W ~ 1Jrrrln 1 PUiar r.IO'; 9 •1 Yllr • 5UDI t'hUr( h IC~OOL Beginning Se pt i J MIDDLIPORT li•Uie dJnu nrott Oprn Mr t~nd Mrs Frank Blse and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smith and family have returned home from a trip out west. They traveled 4,-100 miles and visited 14 states Points of Interest they visited were Truman Libaray and Museum, Eisenhower Museum and Place of Meditation, his boyhood home and where he Is burled ; "Old Abilene Town" as It was In the old days; Yellowstone National Park ; Grand Tetons; Old Faithful Geyser; Old Faithful Lodge; Custer Battlefield, Badlands of South Dakota, Flintstone Vlllage where movies were made ; Black Hills, Mt. Rush· more where Presidents heads are carved and the Ozark Mts. They also enjoyed horseback riding, the children rode In Fred and Barney cars at Flintstone VIllage, and the group enjoyed a raft ride down the "Snake River". Gueslll who vlllted at the hOI)Ie of Mr and Mrs. Alpha Smith on Friday to celebrate hill birthday were Mr. and Mra Rlohtrd Barton, Carolyn, Marlly and Kevin of Cheater, Mr and Mr~ . Sam Cllrtll of Pomeroy, Mrs. Bert Smith, Mr, lllld Mrs. Henry Smith and Science in Education degrees She taught '" Loveland, Ohao m 1971-1972 and in the Columbus and Bexley Public Sehools in 1972-1973 Her hobbles are golf, tenniS, swiillllllng, and skimg -Miss Susan Ornstein, Shaker He1ghts, graduated from The Ohio State Umversaty m 1971. Her teaching experience mcludes one year m the Columbus Public Sehool System and anooher In the Starr-Washington School in Hocking County She enJoys kmtting, sewmg, and playing gwtar - Mass Janis Schmoll, a native of Middleport, Ohio graduated from Univerfity in 1971 with a Bachelor of SCience in " Education degree . After a year's teaching experience m the Meigs Local Sehool District she retw'ned to Ohio UmverSity where she received her Master's Degree In Education m 1973. Because her graduate work was done'" reading, she IS cert1f1ed as a special reading teacher for kmdergarten through h1gh school. In her spare time she enjoys readang and sewing Mr and Mrs Charles Chaffey, all of Reedsville Rd. Other recent viSitors at the Smith home were Mr and Mrs R,yssell Smith and Lana Sm1th of Baltimore, Md The annual Boring reunion was held recently at Forked Run State Park watll 76 m at· tendance. Mrs. Otis Casto was a patient at Martetta Memorial Hospital Mr and Mrs . Zemth Chevalier and son, Alan Dale, of near Porterfield visited with Mr, and Mrs. Edward Chevalaer and the WUllamsBalderson home Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whitehead and family were Mr and Mrs Jim Davis and Mr. Edd Davis of Savannah, Tenn.; Rev. and Mrs Bob Davis, Joy and Lori of Seaford, Del., Jean Whi"--Jead and Isaac Frledma of Cdlumbus and Mrs. Btu Meredith of Beverly Mrs. Ulllan Rood and son, Jhrurue, Mrs. Joan Lauton and son, Alan from Sara110ta, Fla .. and Mr$ Gladys Morgan of Columbus visited with Mrs Opal Randolph Jack and Frank Gale and Mrs Gladys Baughman of Gahanna were recent visitors of Mrs Rose Thomas Mr, and Mrs Jim Starcher of Strange Creek, W.Va., spent a weekend with Mr and Mre. Chester Mondry and Lori Mr and Mrs. J D Kibble of Parkersburg, visited with the H. E. Klbble family, R E. William• family and Mrs Hazel Barton. Mr. and Mn. Edison Hob· atelier o( Pomeroy visited recently with Mr and Mrs Warren Pickens. Mr and Mrs Grant Smith, Terry, John and Michael spent a weekend at Cincinnati They attended a Cincinnati Reds baseball same, vlatted lhe 100 and Klni'S laland - Mra. Lyle Balderaon Ct't!Jr(t; p Church ., GR4"AM m C, l( I fourth ~ unday s each ntonth worai'IIP service ar 1 30 p m Wad neaday ivelnlnut al '1 30, Praver and 8 1b te .S iudv FIRST SOUTHERN IAP T I ST 2B2 Mulberry Avt , Pom~troy Bfllllated with & B C the Aev F:red Hill , pastor ; Hershel McClure Sunday school supt Sundav uhool , 9 30 a m morn ln9 worship . 10 30 1 m , Sunday evanQellstrc meeting 7 30 p m Pr11yer meeting , Wectnnctay "'• Chrtst in ChriUIIn Onion Lawrence Man l ey pa stor Mrs Russell Young , Sun day Schoo l Supt Sundav Sc hool 9 30 a m Evening worship 1 Jo Wednesday prayer meeting, 1 JO p m MT MOR IAH CHURCH OF GOD ~ R<1c lne Route 2 the Rev Ja mes M Mun cy pntor Sun day school 9 45 a m m or nmg worsklp 1 11 am eventng worShip 7 JO p m Pra yer meetrno Tuesdav 7 30 p m Young people 's m eet ing , 7 30 p m Thursday RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO Bertha KI n grey, subst1tute pa stor Sunday Sc hool 10 a m , worship se rv ice 7 p m Sunday Praver meeting, Wednesday 7 30 p m ... • '"" 1 1 •1 1V' t' tt~ .. 111 I ' \ Vj ll lllll VVOf\hip I 't(; \ I (! l<JC "'ljjll •,, l•ool ' ' •tl1v The Traveling Saleswnan 9 ••lllll~"td•IY tJr•lyl•t" .. . 11 cJv , 1 )() p m Hid 'l tiJh;t TUPPEHS PLAIN$ CHURCH €tJul.)nv UncJcrwooo, QISIOf ttowttr(l CetUwcl/ Jr , Sunday \< hool ~1111 1 \ unday School. q I() n m MQrnlnliol sermon , Ill 10 11 m S,vnday evrn lng t.t rv In• 1 p rn CHAIST IA~ \orvlct MORJE CHAPEL ll h lp 11 ~ UIHII.'IV 1 Ml UN ION I APT 1ST ,_ ,.., f•t tro,: pa'lotur '•undll/ l;'ly~ I~ ,1 Ill ' 111 M1d W"ck. WL'flnt•ft.dift'f II p rn a n1 111 (.hurch om Wor an.d Jrd Sc hool , 10 PORtLAND Wor t h lp 7 30 p m Church S' hOOI 9 30 1 m SUTTQN WorshiP. 111m 7nd and 4tl'l Sunaay,, Church School 10 e rn WES LEYA N (Anini) Worship 11 am Church Sc hool 10 a m NORTHEAST CLUSTE R R IV R Dtltrt M tt(f Rev $IIniey Br•ndum JOPPA Worship 10 1m Ct!urch School 9 1 m Preyer Meelln9, WednesDay 8 p m L ONG BOTTOM ,.... Church servlc~s 9 am Sunaay Sc hOOl II 45 a m Bible St udy every Thursday 1 JO p m NORTH BETHEL - Wor ship 11 a m Church Schoo l 10 om JEHOVAH 'S WITNESSES - of un ~ Co rne.r Fou rth and Main , Middleport Rev Henry KeY Jr pastor Sunday Sc hoo l, 9 30 a m Mrs Entin Baumgard ner. supt Morn ing worthlp , 10 45 a m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH WDIII'H~II • J1 MONNI,.,G STAA WOrlhlp Y 10 t1 m Church bc hool II) JO JO p m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST - pm 1 U : 1Ail l A\.LS II\ ~ 111 u 1 " , 111 • , hm'h tchool. 9, • 1•1d \l 1 11111 1 JO n ,, every 4 Lurv Carnaha n pruldlno mlnlsler Sunday, Blble ltc ture 9 30 a m , Walchtower study, 10 30 am Tu~sdav Bible study , 7 30 p m , Thurs day, mIn l st ry schoo l 7 30 p m serv •u meellng 8 30 (.h ilurrl 10 II Ill " (I V~ITI!D tu\rJ I fl ltH~O , Cltt<.t1 At flit METHODIST Pt fl oii Chl ng ~ 10 I 0! , f!rll lnd IUII;Ond '•UIH'fltyl of ttl<;h month thlr(t 7 1111 lo(fol~ N 1 rlef!dly flu•• lJf •• 11 '1 1111'"11nll ,, "I V • I 'I till , Ml' lll0(to11 HOI.,Ihtl f (pt H r b'l' , P11 • !l;1f H(lrhMI MorUtlll bAbhitlh bL hool f \It, V 1'1or~turtt.l'r .,, 1 p ,,, &;w worship SL•rvtc:•• tollowmq nt I l't p m Club installs officers REVIVAL startmg Sunday and runmng through September 23 at Umted Pentecostal Church, S Th1rd, Middl eport Evangelist and smgers, Belt~ Baker, Linda Babb, Kaye Anderson, 7 30 each evemng except Monday Pastor W1lham Kmttel extends mv1tahon to public PIANO Rec1tal by students of Mrs Rose Ann Jenkms, 2 p m at the Asbury Umted Methodist Church. Pubhc mv1ted, refreshments MONDAY POMEROY Garden Club meeting, 7 30 p m at home of Mrs Edward Baer Roll call will be to name the flowers m the md1v1dual's garden thiS year ' MEIGS Salon710, Eight and Forty, 6 p m , picmc at the roadside park near Gall1pohs MISS Rose Ann Jenkms WID Meat furmshed Dues payable present her plano students m a and gun llckets to be turned m rec1tal Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m at the Asbury Umted Methodist Church, Syracuse Solos w1ll be presented by Carrie Gumther, Toma Ash, Soma Ash, Diana Nease , Megan Amberger, Syracuse, and Carol Moms and Carnalle Swmdell, Pomeroy, R D The pubhc1s anv1ted Refreshments w1ll be served m the social room of the church followmg the recital HERE NOW! lime and suggested that or~anltalions who prefer giving penshables make pledges instead for other months The Harveys advised the committee that several of the children had been taken to the OhiO State Fair, As for things they now need, Mra Harvey mentioned a hair dryer and a sewing machine, Mrs Van Vranken repOrted Members of the committee toured the facility and the new chaif1!0rsOn reported at m good condition At the meeting were Rick Crow, representing the Meigs County Junaor Chamber of Commerce, Mrs Van Vranken, the Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi Sororlly, the Rev Robert Kuhn, MiddleportPomeroy Rotary Club, Mrs James Adams, Janet Pickens, Oh10 Eta Ph1 Chapter, Beta S1gma Ph1 Sorority , Mrs Charles Goegletn, Me1gs County Councal of Parents and Teachers , and the Rev Dw1ght Zavatz, Me~gs County M1mstenal Association )'!V NlH · OAY AD Vt"t11$T IOt , !l~d ll•t MUIIH•rry hl• tQith ntuu ALFRED - Sunday schOo l a m each Sunday, preach ing at 11 am eack svnctav Prayer meellng 7 45 p m Wednesctav IJ/scs 8 p m 011 third Tuesday each month 9 .tl5 REEDSVILLE - Su•da y school 9 30, preactllng 7 30 p m Sunday pra yer meetmg 7 JO p m Tuesday wscs, 7 30 f irst Thursday each month SilVER AlOG E - Worship 10 a m Church Sc hool 9 a m TUPPERS PLAINS Worship 9 a m Sc hool , 10 o11 m KENO Churc h CHURCH OF CHRIST - George Frederlc;k sup t Servi ce weekly , 9 30 am on Sunday Preaching first and th lrd Sundays of month ; by Clifford Smith 9 30 • m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION Darr el Doddrlll pas 1or Sun dav Sc hool 9 JO 11 m Leonard Gilmor e frrst elder even1ng serv ice, 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer mee t ing 1 JO p m LETART UNITED ~ALLS BHETHREN A,v p-rtl!llrRJ Norrl $ p,utor Floyd Norri s, !iupf 'i undav school , ~ JO a m , mornmg se rmon 10 30 am , Pritvt.r service- Wednesday, '1 JO p m ' CHES HIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PR(lPHECY, G P 5mllh pnto~ sunday Schoo l 10 a m • Arthur Henson , Su pl , 11 a m Morn1ng Worship Young Peoples service 1 p m , cn fng urvlce 1 30 p m Wednesday Mid Week Prayer Service, 7 JO p m 1 Youth meeting & JO p m Evening worship 7 30 p m e. . CHESTER CHUR CH OF THE .. AZARENE Rev 1-tcrbert Grate pastor Wor Ship servIce 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday School, 9 lO a m Richard Barton , sup! Prayer m ee ting, Wed nesdav , 1 lOp m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Clifford Smith mm1ster Sund ay School 9 30 am mornmg church 10 30 am Sunday e-vening service , 1 30 p m Wednesday service 8 om LAU~E L CLIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev Robert E Bucl(lev pastor William Bar ley su pl Sund ay school 9 30 e m morning worship , 10 JO a m , evening worsh ip , 1 30 p m WeQ nesday Chr1SI1an Youth Crusade, 6 JO p m , prayer meet)ng , 7 30 p m Thursdav choir practice , 7 pm DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Dannv Evan$, pastor Norman C Wi ll , supi Sun day School 9 30 a m Worship servicl" 10 JO am Ch r ls ttan Endeavor Sunday evening Sunday mornmg 1n Buffalo--and a button falls off my last clean shrrt "Sorry, m, valet serv1ce does not answerl" Lutle guls can sew on buttons. Tailors can sew on buttons My tough old sergeam could sew on buuons But not me' I never got around to 11 REORGANIZED CHURCH JESUS CHRIST OF MT MORIAH CHURCH OF OF GOD - Racine Route 2 The lATTER OAY SAINTS - tl and Racine Road Ralph Rev Charl es Han d pastor Por Johnson H e rb ert HAZEL COMMUNITY Su nday sch oo l, 9 45 a m Wh 1te Sundapastor y Sckool D irector mo rn i ng worshiP 11 am CHURCH _, Near Long Bot Sunday Sc ho ol, 9 30 a m Evenmg services Tuesday and Mornmg tom Estd Hart pastor Roy worsh i p, 10 30 a m Frida y 7 30 Brown ass i stant pastor Sunday evening service 7 p m Sunday sc hool 10 a l1i Chur ch BEARWALLOW RIOOE Wednesday ng praver 7 30 p m each Su nday CHURCH OF CHRIST Bible serv ice,_ 7 30eveni o m evenmg prayer meeting, 7 30 slud y, 9 JO am morntng BETHLEHEM •BAPTIST, p m Thur sday worshiP 10 30 am eventng Greet Bend - Rev Waller P MIDDLEPORT PEN - worshiP 6 30 p m Wednesday Blkacsan, pastor Sunday Brble stud y 7 30 p m TECOSTAL - Third Ave the SC hOOl , 9 30 II m worship Rev William Kn11te1. pastor ser vIce, Thursday , 7 30 p m ~onald Ougan Sun day Sch ool MT OLIVE CHURCH CARLETON CHURCH Supt Classes for all ages Long Bottom , Sun day Schoo l . K 1ngsb ury Road Sunday even mg serv1ce 7 JO p m • 10 am wt th Will ard Ptgott, Sc hool 9 30 a m , Ralph Carl. Btble study Wedn esday, 7 30 supt Evange list m esu ge each supf Worsh tp se rv ice, 10 30 p m YOlllh serv ices Frtdav Sunday ~"ven1ng 7 30 p m b y a m and 7 30 p m alternately 7 30 p m Elde r Russell Clme . mtn1sler meettng , Wednesday , FREEWILL BAPTIST - of the Apostolic Fallh Brble 7Prayer 30 p m Rev Jay St i les , Corner Ash and Plum M1d Study Wednesday 7 30 p m pntor dleport Noel Herrman , OLD DEXTER CON pastor saturday eventno STIVERSVILLE COM GREGATIONAL CHURCH servlce 7 p m Svnday school , MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday Rev Carl Richards, 10 a m Sunday evening sc hoo l ser.vlce 10 am Prayer pastor Mrs worley worship 7 p m meeting Thursday 7 p m , Francts Sunday school supt FIRST BAPTI!T of M id Sunday even1ng service, 1 p m Su nday school 9 45 a m "dleport corn er of Stx th and ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST ch urch serv1ces, second and P'almer Streets Rev Charles Pom eroy Harrtsonv l lle fou r th Sunday s following S1mo ns pastor D11nn y Road Kenneth Eberts, pastor Sunday school f~rst and thtrd Thompson, Sunday Sch ool Paul McElroy Su nday School Sunday evenmgs, 7 30 p m Super intendent Sunday Su pt Sun da y Sc hool 9 JO a m LONG BOTTOM church schoo l for everyone mornrng worsh1p and com CHRISTIAN Mr Rober t 9 I S am , Morn tng worship mun10n 10 30 am Sunday Wyatt pastor Sunday School 10 15 am Even 1ng serv ic es evenmg youth Chnst.an en supt Ronald Osborne B1ble 1 30 p m Wednesday prayer deavor 6 30 worship ser Sch ool , 9 30 a m , preaching St'rv 1ce, 7 30 p m Extra youth vi c es Sunday , 7 30 p m 10 45 a m Evemng servt ces, act1v1t tes on Sunday, 5 p m Wedne sday evenmg pray e r 1 30 p m for all youth up to Sixth grade , meeting end Bibl e stu dy, 1 30 HYSELL RUN FREE 6 30 for 1Un 1or and se n1or high om METHODIST - Ronald Wells students ST JOHN LUTHERAN - pastor Sunday School 9 JO CHURCH OF CHRIST , Pme Grove t he Rev Arthur am Morning worsh1p, 10 30 M iddleport, 5th and Matn Co mb s pastor Sundav school , a m Young Peoples S erv~ee Raul In Moyer pastor Mi chael 9 30 a m church services 6 45 p m Evangelistic ser ' Gerlach Sunday School supt 10 30 a m vi ce 7 30 p m Praye r 9 30 11m B 1b le School BRADBURY CHURCH OF meet ing , Thursday , 1 JO p m mornrng worship 10 30 am CHRIST Bible Sc hool , 9 30 FREEDOM GOSPEL evenmo worsh1p 7 30 p m a m , mornrng worshtp 10 30 MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev prayer serv1ce 7 p m Wed a m Sllndav evening Worship L R Gluesencamp, pastor nesday Se rv tce 7 30 p m choir Roger Willred Sr Sunday• pract1ce Sunday and Wed hool Supt Sunday Schoo I MIDDLEPORT CHURCH nesdav 1 p f1l prayer meetmg Sc 30 a m , Sunday even tng OF THE NAZARENE - Rev lind 81bie Study Wednesday , 9worshtp 7 30 Prayer meeting Thom u E Weaver , pastor. 7 30 p m Tuesday, 7 30 p m Ernes I' Floyd Carson , sunday school ANTIQUITY BAPTIST - Deeter. class leader Youth superintendent Sunday school, Fi! ev Freeland Norris, pastor meet1ng Wednesday, 7 90 9 30 11 m , morning worship, Sunday sch ool 10 a m • Church p m , Ernest Deeter leader 10 30 Sunday evengellstlc serv Ice 1 p m Wednesday MT HERMON CHURCH OF meeting , 1 30 p m • prayer Bible Study 7 p m THE UNITED BRETHREN IN meeting , Wednesday, 7 30 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH CHRIST - Robert Shook OF THE NAZARENE - pastor Sunday school , 9 30 Sunday Sc hool , 9 JO a m am Russel l Spencer, supt GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Morning Worship, 10 30 ill m worship serv1ce 10 45 am Second A\le , Middleport Evening worship , 7 30 p m evemng worsh1p allernatrng Lesley G Holt pastor Sunday Wednesday M1d Wefi!k Ser\ltce w1th C E at 7 30 p m on schooL 10 am • worship ser Su{'lday School Supertntendent Su nday Prayer meetmg, 7 30 \lice , 11 am worship service Gerald Wells Pastor Rev p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe 1 30 p m Sunday Wednesday Morr1s M Wolfe !ay lea der nlght prayer service, 7 30 . . I'm gomg to church anyway Long tame ago I realized that 1t may take a b1t of effort, and some determma!lon, and qmte a lot of expenence to become a regu· lar church-goer But hfe is full of real cmes that demand fa1th and courage and a Source of gUidance There 1sn't much comfort m d1scoverang that others can overcome such cmeS'-whlle you never got around to It So any Sunday, m Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse or Troy you'll be seemg me 10 church (I'm the stocky fellow, with the red h a~r-and the button m1ssmg from h1s sh1rt') With the hope 1t will,ln some measure, foster and help sustam that wh1ch IS good In family and community life, this feature ts sponsored by the busmess f~rms and organizations whose names appear below SEARS Authorized Catalog Merchant Louis W Osborne 220 E Main Pomeroy Ph 992 2178 CATALOGUE STORE Mr and Mrs Charles R Sheets 106 Court 51 Pomeroy 9'12 3001 P. J. PAULEY, AGENT MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH Nationwide Insurance Co of Columbus, 0 307 Spring Ave Pomeroy Diai9'12-231B THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. CARPET-LAND, INC. THE UNITED PMES BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY, Dwight L Zavitt, Pastor Director HARRISONVILLE Sundey Church School, 9 30 a m , Mrs Homer Lee. Supt • Morning Worship, 10 30 am MIDDLEPORT - Sunday Church School, 9 30 a m , John F Fultz, Supt , Morning Worship, 10 30 a m SYRACUSE - Morning Worship , 9 am , Sunday Church School 10 a m , Mrs sampson HaiL Supt MEIGS COOPERATIVE ~ARISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH D~rec1or CLU~·tER Rev Carl E . HlckS Rev o Wm Sydenstrlcker CHESTER - Worship 9 15 Church School 10 a m ENTERPRISE - Worship , I am a m , Church School 10 a m FLATWOODS - Worship , 11 a m Church School 10 a m POMEROY - Wor shiP 10 30 a m Church School 9 a m UM Y F 6 30 p m B ROCK SPA INOS - WOrship 10 a m , Church Sch ool 9 a m , UMYF 6 30 pm MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev Robert Bumgarner HEATH Worshi p H) 30 a m Churc h Sch oo l 9 30 a m • UMYF7pm RUTLAND - Worship 9 15 am Churc h School 10 a m , UMY F 1 pm SALEM CENTI.R Wor ship 9 a m 1 Church Sc hool 10 em 1 UMYF Th,ursd!IY· 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rn Richard I! Jarvis ASBURY - Worsh ip II a 01 Church Sc hool 9 so 11 m , WSC S lSI Tuesday FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a m Church School 10 a m b WSCS. 3rd Wednesday 7 3 pm MINERSVILLE - Worship 10 a m • Church School 9 a m • wscs. Jrd Mondoy , 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Church school 9 a m vlc~t 7 lO p m SOUTHE~N wor,hlp aer CLUSTER Rev Frank Chllllbr•w Rtv L1rry Poling Rev How1rd Shlvtlty BETHANY IOOrcul Wor ship 9 30 a m , Church Sc hool 10 JO a m CARMEL Worshlfl t 11 a m 1st end 3rd Sun daya 1 Ch urch Sc hool , 10 11m AP~LE GROVE - Worship 1 30 p m first Jnd th ird sun dliYS. Church school / ~ 30 o~~ m , praver meetlno , f lrsl Wl!dnude~y 1 30 p m EAST LETART - Worsh iP m, 1 30 p ~u ndey s SILVER RUN FREE !BAPTIST - Sundav School. 10 a m Htnry Da111s , supt • 1 evening servlc;e, 7 30 P m Prayer meef!ng , Thursday , 7 30 P m CHESTER CHURCH OF Robert T Bumgarntr POMERIOY RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Welter P 81kacsan , pastor, Ronn1e Salser, S S Supt • Sundav School , 9 30 a m • Morn1ng worship 10 45 a m , Sunday eventng worship 7 30 p m Wednesdav evening B1ble Study, 8 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN _ Rev Lawrence Sull i van , pastor sunday Scho ol 9 30 am , vouth and 1u nlor youth ~ervlce 6 45 p m, evening worship 7 30 p m prayer and pra ise, W"'dnesday 7 30 p m sec on d and tourlh chur h sc hool 9 JO GOD Rev James Sat terf !eld pfts tor sunday school 9 30 am worship service 11 a m even1ng servi ce 7 pr aye r se rvi ce and youth 'ie rv1 ce Wednesday , 7 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Robert E Mu sser, pas tor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am Robert Bobt~ sup t mornmg worship 10 JO Sunday evening sehlce. 7 30 Mid week servIce, Wednesday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF WHITE 'S CHAPEL CoolvllleRD Rev Roy Deeter pa stor Su nday school , 9 30 a m • worship serv1ce 10 30 a m B•ble study and pra ye r s" '"e Wednesday 7 JO p m ' RUTLANl' RUTLAND CHURCH OF' CHRIST - Ketth Wise , pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am •• V H Bra iev supt worship serv •ce and communion , 10 30 em evening serv1ce 7 30 p m Wednesday Btble study, 1 30 p m Regular board meeting thrrd sat urdav each month 7 30 p m .. .. RUTLAND Leo Hill. worship service 10 JO a rn church ) 1 JO P m MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Devoted to the Greater Ohio Valley MIZ MARmA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR Cor Rts 7&554 I I l Ph FULL SERVICE SHOP Radial Cuts a. Toupees 120 E Main St ROYAL OAK PARK 367 7414 Pomeroy ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Family Recreation Swimming Camping Racine Ph 949 9591 ' OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. WAID CROSS' SONS STORE Bakers of Hoi sum Bread Ml DDLEPORT, OHIO Groceries a. General Merchandise Racine Ph 949 5772 ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR. DBA Anth~ny Plumbing and Heating 337 N. 2nd Middleport 9'12-3550 REAL ESTATE BROKER 110 Mechanic 51 Ph 9'12 3325 SMITH NELSON MOTORS GAUL'S MARKET CHEST!'~ . Authorized Buick, Pontiac, GMC Dealer Ph 9'12 2174 OHIO 500 E Maon St K&C JEWELERS GOEGLEIN READY MIX Phon• 992 3284 Keepsake Diamond R1ngs Middleport 212 E Ma in St HEINER'S BAKERY . Second an d E D E: N U N I T E D Walter Cloud Sunday SChoo I, Bk ETHREN IN CHRIST 9 ~5 am worship service 11 E ldon R Blakt , pauor Sunday am and 7130 p m w eik l . Pomeroy RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE Bakers of Good Bread HUNTINGTON, W VA 1 e m • Winnie Supl Mo rni ng sermo n , 11 am Evening se-•vlce Christian Endeavor , 1 JO Pm , M,.s Lyda Ch eve!ller, prUident Song sorvlce and sermon 8 20 Mid Week. pra yer meeting Wed neada y 7 30 p m Mrs Marie Holsinger_, c la n Ie eder Blblt study , Wednesday, 713~ pm MASOtf ASSEM"ILY 0 GOO .. Sec ond Sf , Mason , w Vtt Ch ester Tennant , pastor Sunday school, 10 am morning worshi p, 11 am • evangelistic service 7 30 p m Bible s tudy and prayer servlc e. Wednesday 1 30 p m Phon on New L i ma Road, nt l(f to Forn t Acrt Pftrk Rtv Ray Rouse , pastor Robert Muss er , Sunday Sc hool supt Sunday ~CI'tOO i j 10 30 a m worship 7 30 p rn Bi ble stur:tv , Wed' nesday 7 30 p m Saturdav rHQht prayer service, 7130 P m 0F CHRIST In Chrfs11an Un ion The Rev William Ce mpb eII , pastor Sunday school 9 "rn , James Hughes , su pl30 evening service, 7 30 P. m ' Wednesday ev~ning pray or meeting 1 30 p m Yo u lh prayer se rv ice each Tue~da y, CHAISTtAN - Roger Watson , p,u l or Rev Who~~ley supt Morning worsh ip , 9 :10 11m • church SChOol 10 30 a m young peoples meeting ,. t \o l!!llr'u wor shi p I I 11 • Y ? ~!I 1 ~ FAIR 'VIEW 8 I BL~ CHURCH , L"tert W Vft R,_. I Rc11 Geor~c Hoscha r, pntor Sun da y :>c hao! 9 JO a rr~ Prave r and Bible s.tud 1 JO p . m Co ttage Pray er (,~ rv lc e Tuuday 10 am Worship Strvlce , Thursda 1 30 p m S"choo l Hol~ln ge r 10 CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST - LOclled al Rullond HEMLOCK n GROVE M&R FOODLINER "' I· MIODLEPORT, OHIO 51J3 HARTFORD CHURCH • - v 'v E Main St Pomeroy - . 713 BOWER'S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE Short Orders- Carry-Out A Cool Dining Room St Rt 7 thester, Ohio Paint Plumbing & Electrical Supplle\ Tuppers Plolns Ph 667 3963 ' ' ·· RACINE FOOD MARKET Racine Building Supplies & Custom Millwork Ph 992-397d MEIGS TIRE CENTER and ' '' I' THE DAILY SENTINEL Devoted to the interHt of Tho Meigs & Mason Area Pomeroy, Ohio MEIGS TIRE CENTER ALIGNMENT Middleport .. RACINE PLANING MILL The Store With A Heart Ph. 949 3342 Pomeroy ' ' Cheshire MAYER & HILL BARBER SHOP General Merchandise Tuppers Plains Ph 607 3280 8A~ Paslor SUNDAY TIMES·SENTINEL LODWICK'S MARKET "'ASON FIRST BAPTIST - TIST - Corner of Anderson, Mucm ' MARK V STORE We Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions 992 2955 Pomeroy, 0 '; FIRST SOUTHERN Support the Church of Your Choice 104 W Mam Pomeroy Ph 9'12 3354 SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY . SChOOl 9 JOo m ClOSS leader , BIG BEND BARGAINS . RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev M Seco nd and Pomer oy Sis , Sta n C Lar i more , pastor Bob Cra ig, pastor Sunday Schoo I, Moore Sundav School Supt 9 45 1!1 m worship service , 1I Sundav Sc hool, clfts:>es for all a m t raining un ion 6 30 ages 9 JO a m morning p m even ing wor.sh !p service worship 10 45 NYP S Sunday, 1 30 p m Mid w eek prave r 6 JO P m evangelistic serv ice ,!ervice Wednesday ,_7 30 p ~ ~ Sunda-y 7 JO p m Mid week MASON CHURCH OF pray er meellng, Wednesda y CHRIST, P 0 Box 487 , M ille r 1 JO p m • Missionary mee t lng St Mft son , W Va Sunda y second Wednesday. 7 30 p m Bib l e Study 10 ll m Wor sh1 p U"'ITED FAITH NON . ll e m and7pm BlbleStud y DENOMINATIONAL Rev Wednesday 7 p m Voce I Robert Smith , pastor Sunday m usic ... Ph. 9'1 2 3863 Pomeroy ' CHURCH - Sunday School 9 30 8 m , worship service, 1•I e m , Wednesday praye r meeting , 7 30 p m Sunde y night worsh ip 7: 30pm . Second ; COMMUNITY- THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd D Gri m m Jr pastor Sunday Sc hoo l. 9 30 ~ m •• Morn ing worshiP 10 30 am ~ Young p eople s se rv ice, 6 45 p m • EvftngeHsttc serv ic e 1 30 p m Wednesday even!n g se rvi ce, 7 30 p m MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL • George Casto pastor Sunda y Sc hoo l 9 30 , even i ng worship 7 30 Thursdav evening praye serv Ice 1 30 p m 296 W . 116W Main Ph 9'12 7590 Free Estimates - Guaranteed lnslallatlon ' . .. . . MONTGOMERY WARD I ' . L· t �4- 1 T~ Dally Sent mel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, Sept 7,1973 Mar~ golden J.O~«GirlScOut anntversary RUTLAND - Mr and Mrs F C Taylor of Rutland w1ll obaerve their golden weddmg anniversary at a family dmner party Sunday at the home of the1r son-in-taw and daughter, Mr and Mrs James Thomas, Lmcoln H11l Rd., Pomeroy Marned September 6, 1923, Mr and Mrs Taylor have two daughters , Mrs Thomas (Eleanor ) and Mrs, Dennis (Helen 1 Atkeson Mansfield ,,UIRACLES .... DO I _kajJIX'/?: llllimnlflll_ For Lenm, when he was shapong the Sovoet Union half · a century ago, the movies were the most tmpodant of all ar1s" Today, mov1es are reach ing Russians on a scale that Lenm never foresaw Each year four and a half bllllon mov1e tickets are sold m the Soviet Un1on , and the average Russ1an goes to the movies more than 20 times a year Part of the boom results from lack of competition - television IS too dull to oiler much of an alternative But the real cred•t belongs to the thaw that has affected and benefited ~ II the arts on the U S S R With the Ideological leash loosened Ill ms are now a II owed to entertatn as well as preach Here's somethmg that affects and benellls all users of tap wa ter - the purifying and lolterong action of water refm ers Enjoy the luxury of bathing with water so relined It rinses soap away on con tact - leavmg your sktn smooth and solky For your own good hea lth In vestlgate refined water by contacting 882 2525 SAYRE HARDWARE 882-2525 New t-tavpn W Va :~ ~1 o·rary ~ ~ By Charlene Hoeflich Social Committee meets ~ Calendar ~ FRIDAY ~ POMOJIIA Grange meets 111 ~ the Rock Sprmgs Grange Hall ~ al 8 p m County bakmg and SEPTEMBER is reorgan1UI10n month for the scouting needlework contest Filth prugram m Melg$ County, and adult volunteers are desperately degree to be e~emphfled needed to serve as troop leaders and assastant leaders Laurel Grange will be host Almost everyone knows somethfn8 about G1rl Scouts SATURDAY because 11 has been an mtegral part of the American scene for BOARD OF DIRECTORS, many, many yeats Middleport • Pomeroy Area It 's generally taken for granted tbat any gul who wan is to Branch, Amencan AssOCia!lon can belong of Umvers•ty Women, breakNot true. fast meeting, Me1gs Inn, 9 30 The unhappy truth IS that, without enough adult leaders and am ass1stant leaders, g1rls who want and need Girl Seouting have to SUNDAY walt for an opemng man eXIsting troop, or may not be able to JOin LANGSVILLE Christian at all Church annual homecommg Over the country G1rl Scoutmg serves one out of every seven Duncan Family Gospel garls ages 6-17 In Me1gs County the figure IS not nearly that h1gh Smgers, Flonda, special guest but could be 1f enough adults who care about youth would smgers lor the afternoon volunteer to be leaders Basket dmner, 12 30 p m w1th There as a mistaken tendency to beheve that you must be a afternoon serv1ce, 2 30 p m parent of girls In order to be a Girl Scout leader Public InVIted Th1s, of course, as nonsense Many tunes 11 as the smgles or JAMES C Moore Family the semor Citizens who have the tune and energy to work With Reumon, at Sutton Church scouts Basket dmner at I p m An adult recrUitment campaign IS currently underway Everyone welcome U you would be mterested m knowing more about the ANNUAL Harvest Festival scoutmg program m Me1gs County and how you can help, as a at St John's Lutheran Church, leader, !iSS1stant leader, or a helper in any capacity, the person to talk to as·Mrs. Isabel M Foster, Meigs County's new distr1ct Pine Grove Church Serv1ce at 10 a m , basket d1nner at noon adv1sor She resides m Athens, but if you will contact Mrs Roscoe Wase Ill Middleport, or telephone me, we'll relay the A program of smgmg begmmng at 2 p m Everyone message to Mrs Foster welcome REVIVAL begmnmg at AT THE SaliSbury School both the Brownie and the Jun1or Nease Settlement Church of Troops have meet111gs scheduled for next Tuesday afternoon at God Rev George S Oiler, the school Mrs Jack Hart and Mrs Donna Hatf1eld are co-leaders of pastor Senes of lectures on the Browrue Troop 220, and Mrs Mary Dorst and Mrs Nancy Morris Biblical history of the church mghtly Serv1ces at 7 30 p m are leaders of the Juruor Troop Public IS InVIted Mrs Roscoe WISe,leader of Troop 39m Middleport, will have RACINE Wesleyan and a meetang of the mothers of g1rls m her troop at 1 p m , Se!>' Letart Falls Umted Methodist !ember 18 Mrs Foster w1ll be present at the meetmg to gave Church p1cmc at Portland Park whatever ass1stance she can toward getting the troop olf to a followmg II 30 a m worship good start thiS fall servtces Contribute for hymnals A contnbu!lon toward new church hymnals was made by the Golden Rule Class of the Pomeroy Church of Oms! meeting Tuesday mght at the church Mrs Stanley Bass presaded at the meetmg wh1ch opened wtth group smgmg of "What a Fr1end We Have m Jesus," and Mrs Lams Osborne gave prayer, and Mrs Elwood Bowers gave devotions USIIIJ! Proverbs 4 12, and a reading on September Plans were Kerm Salutes KING FOOTBALL made to remember several Sick and shut-m members of the church Mrs Clyde Andrews will host the October meetmg at her home Mrs Osborne won the door priZe, and refreshments were served by Mrs Osborne and Mrs Bowers Others attending were Mrs Charles Eskew and Mrs Denver Kapple HAS GUESTS Mr and Mrs Willard MiUer and daughter, Wooster, were recent v1sitors of Mrs. Gertrude Miller , Middleport. Weekend guests were Mr. and Mrs Jack Miller and Mr and Mrs John DaVIs and son, Columbus. M1 s Harvey Van Vranken IS the new chairperson of the Meigs County Children's Home Citizens Commlllee Thursday, members met at the home to inspeel the facility and to c011ler with Mr and Mrs Ralph Harvey, superintendent and matron, Mr. and Mrs Harvey advised lhat cable television has been provided for the home through a part of a bequest from the Sw1ft estate According to Mrs Van Vranken, Mr and Mrs Harvey advised the corrumttee that there Is feeling among the ll ch1Jdren there that they are being discrlmmated against by the commumty In general Mrs Van Vranken satd that Mrs Harvey told her the children are accused of domg thmgs of a derogatory nature s1mply because they res1de at the Children's Home She sa1d they need a personal relationship wath adults, more than they need gifts although the gifts are apprecaated Mrs Harvey advised the comm1ttee of the overflow of things, particularly frmt, at Christmas MISS Nellie Zerkle installed the 1973-74 officers of the Middleport Garden Club Wednesday rught usmg the components of a flower arrangement to symbolize the dut1es and responsibilities of the off1cers and the members MISS Zerkle stated that all components must be used to make a complete arrangemen~ this applymg to the officers as well as the members of t1 club In that 1t takes both workmg together to have a successful club. The llowers for the ceremony were proVIded by Mrs. C. M. Hennesy Meetmg m the social room of the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co., Mrs . WIUaam Morris presided m the absence of Mrs Eto1lla Cassell, president. Members responded to roll call by naming outstanding llower or floral arrangement they had seen durmg the summer. Members donated to the "bakeless" bake sale and those not at the meeting were requested to send their donations to Mrs . Charles To give recital Jewelry B1g beads m fall colors long chams bangles necklaces antique p1erced earrings hoops . hoops bicycle chai n bracelets dozen s of other Ideas See them 1 GOOD LUCK To All Area Teams On The Coming Season! look beautiful To observe anniversary Mr and Mrs Wayne HarrIson. 383 n• sh St I Middleport will observe their golden ~edding anniversary on Monday Married at Pomeroy Se!>' tember 10, 1923, Mr and Mrs. Harrl4on have a dau&hter, Mrs Elbert ( AlleedJ Wllllama, • Minersvllle, an a 10 • Lawrence, at home. '!'hey have three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren , Mr and Mn HarriSOIII grandson, Michael, and hls wife of California are vacationing In MelgJ County IN HOSPITAL Mrs Dorothy Pierce, Mid· this month and will be joining dleport, is confmed to the 10 8 ramily observance or the Holzer Medical Center, occaslon, Galhpohs She underwent surgery last Fnday Her daughter, M1ss Dixie Pierce, a + + + school teacher at the Ramstein Our druulll 1rumbles that Air Force Base In Germany, lh•y 'lt •oon require a pre was called home to be with her scription in order for you 10 buy a girlie m•••~ine mother, Congratulations WM PO ON THE OCCASION OF THE NEW FM STATION. ANOTHER FIRST FOR MEIGS COUNTY. Host Mr and Mrs Carl Roach and fam1ly entertamed Sunday w1th a fam1ly cookout Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller, Mr and Mrs. John DaviS and son, Columbus; Mr and Mrs Eugene Miller and fam1ly, Mr and Mrs Ronald E Maller and family, Pomeroy , S Sgt. and Mrs Ronald K Maller and fam1ly, Levelgreen, Pa., Mrs Ger· !rude Miller, Middleport; and Mrs Mane FranciS, Pomeroy • S Sgt M1Uer will leave later th1s month for three months tram~ng in Te~as prior to gomg to Germany for a three year tour of' duty Mrs. Miller and the children will resade on Lincoln Heights, Pomeroy, unhl arrangements can be made for them to jom S Sgt. Miller m Germany . TR~COUNTYSLARGEST SELECTION OF DOUBLE KNIT FABRICS "DIRECT FROM MILL TO YOU" KERM'S KORNER New York Clothing House SEE SUNDAY'S ADI POr.tEROY, OHIO PDMIAOY CHUR CH 0~ THI NA tAR!NI Corner Rev Union and Mulbtrry CIYdo V Htnderton. pntor Sundav tthoot , 9 30 • m Olen McClung lu pl I morning worship 10 lO a m , tvt nlng Slr'lllct 1 30 l"!''ld wuk ser VIC6 WtDllUdly 7 30 p m I ~IICO~AL - Tho Rev Harolr:t Ottth pattor~ Ch urc:h t.er\llcta 10 30 • m , Holy Comm union on Sept 9th ; GMACI school , 10 JO 1m through 1ge t2 1 chur ch for nursery POMEROY CHUR CH OF CHRIST - Mr Hoyt Allen , Jr , Pati'Or Sible Sch ool. 9 JO a m , worship 10 30 adi71t wor ship service and young ptop le'1 m eellnt,l bo th 1 30 p m Sun day Wednt adev combined Bible study and praver meeting, 7 JO p m Religious Sheet Music and Records THE SALVATION ARMY - Envoy Rav W Wlnii'!O , off icer In charge Sunr:ta y 10 a m , Hol iness meeting 10 30 am , Su nday Sc hool Young Peor 1. . L egion ,' p m Thur adav , to 3 P m Ladles Home Leaoue 7 P m Prep claues Also Jimm1e Swaggart Records ~· • McDamels, 547 Main St ., Middleport for the project. A discUSSion was held on the programs lor the commg year and suggestions as to topacs were gaven. Mrs Walter Hayes presented the program usang as her top1c, "Summer Surprise with the Magac Lily" by Gretchen Harshbarger All arrangemnt of marigolds ma white milk glass contamer with yellow tapers m milk glass holders decorated the refreshment table Dessert, mmts and coffee were served by the hostesses, Mrs Walter Hayes, Mrs E. 0 Tewksbary and Miss Judy Arnold. _______... ~PEAKING OF . The Bradbury teaching team's three new members were introduced to parents at the annual "Meet the Team Naght" at Bradbury Tuesday night They are -Miss Jeanne Ann Parsons, Columbus, who graduated from the Umverslty of Cincinnati with Associate of Liberal Arts and Bachelor of ~ Beautena Loves Purina Exxon tak.ing the gravy in growmg hke a weed Looks hke she 11 be a b1g growthy he1ter Should we1gh enough to br eed before she s 15 months o ld Tt'\e correct wind and slant of each curl Is quite Important In placing them Beautena started fast o n Punna Nur smg Chow and Pu nn a Calf Startena She ha..en t recetv ed a. drop of who le m1lk I'H n ce 1:unvlng at ou r store when four days o ld Now s he 8 oelebraung h er two month birthday by swltchmg to Purma Calf Growena m their proper position for each Individual hair style The effect of a perfectly beautiful coiffure may be destroyed by a misstep on the curling procedure Arrange the hair so as not to glve the head a lopsided appearance Balance adds grace and beauty to your hair style The fine technique of creating the latest coif fures Is demonstrated at our salon Purma Calf Growen a 18 a n econom 1cal growmg ration that calves love It s h1gh m protetn (16Cf0 ) and packed w1th body butldtng VItamins and m1n e ra.ls Follow the Purma CaH Program Wat ch your ca lv e s grow fast hke Beautena MODERN SUPPLY 399W Mom 51 Pomeroy, O 992-2164 THE STORE WITH "ALL KINDS OF STUFF" - FOR PETS, STABLES, LARGE B. SMALL ANIMALS, LAWNS AND GARDENS L 14 E SECOND ST POMEROY, OHIO PH\)NE 9'12 7606 -......-.....-..-...-.-.-. price boost ., NEW YORK (UPI)Ex\on , Co, U. S A. Thursday raised wholesale prices of all grades Of gasoline by one cent per gallon under conditions that make at legally Impossible for thousands of Independent retaalers across the nallon to pass the ancrease along to consumers. Exxon also ancreased the wholesale price of No 2 heatmg oil and kerosene by 0 85 cents a gallon Exxon, which posted a 56 per cent mcrease m profits durmg the first siX months of thas year, acknowledged in letters to local distributors that the mcreases probably could not be passed along by most reali service stations under the new Phase IV regulations adopted last month by President N1xon's Cost of Living Council. Exxon sa1d it had expressed Concernn to the government about the mjustlce of this, but felt impelled to proceed anyway with the wholesale price Increase which, it said, was necessary to cover Its own Increased costs 11 \IEBl' Racine Social Events SEVERAL COLORS TO CHOOSE! EXPERT INSTAllATION OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS INGELS FURNITURE M2·2635 Roy 1JO pm POMERO'V PIRST &AP Robert kuhn , putor ; WIH f1m Wauon. Sunday t('hOOI •u~ t Suflrt By school q 'lflll m OVF ~ p m , Utbh '\l udy Wednesday , 1 p m t:hoir pr~ctlct Wedne1d1y , I )0 p m Tl$l POMIE MOY WI!SLE YAN HOLINESI CHURCH Harrl•onvlllt Roan Aev 0 01!11 Manley Putor Ht-nrv Eblin Sunday School livpt Su ndBy School 9 30 1 m • Even lno worship 1 30 p m • F>r11ver an(l Praise service, Thursday 7 30 p rn NEASE SETTLEMENT CH-APEL Non denominational George S Ollf r Pa alor Sun day Sc hool 10 a rn worship s,rv lce 11 a m Sunday nloht str v lut 7 30 p m Wednesday Prayer meetlno 7 lO p m everyone welcome PO MEROY WESTSIDE CHURC H OF CHRIST, 100 W Mam St ~ Loren T Steph ens evanaellst phone 992 7856 Conserva t ive. non Ins trum en tal Su nd ay worsh ip, 10 a m , Bi ble Sludy, 11 a I'TJ • worship ~6 p m Wednesdav B ible study 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH !non denoml nat lanai), Langsville Dexter Road . the Rev Worley Halev , pastor Sunday school , 10 a m , evening wor ship 7 30 p m Pray er mee11ng 'Tuesday , 1 30 p m , youth group Fr i day 7 30 p,m Bradhucy school news Beautena our boun c mg baby calf lS by KAY IACR 1 0 HI ART Fft thar Bornaru t(r•leovlc , pnlor Phone 997 1H75 'l1Uurd11y evenli"'O Man, 7 JO p rn Sunaa y Mtu e and 10 lim Con l t"Jonli Sa turdav . 7 51' ~AUL LUTHERAN Corner Second and Sycamore St Pomerov . the Rev Arthur c Lund . pastor Sunday school 9 15 a m , worsh ip serv ice 10 30 am , travelers summet serv ice , Thursday, 7 30 p m Charles Evans , Chri$tran education superin ten dent Calf Growena Hair CHATEAU cookout 1 BE:f\UTY SALON COMING SOON \ Glrh fOr l unlor cnolr rohttl'lrUL ~ JO P m , Ttlurs d•l V Mtl P•ul NlftU d rector ' ~: SHEET MUSIC ; MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE r hur~dttv at , JO 5" "' 1 worlh/p, 10 J~ 1 m J you!h <.:holr '•!lura. I Mond•v 6 30 P "' Mr1 Mtrvln Burr ( J' SQUARE YARD LISTEN TO THE LIVE BROADCAST OF THE MEIGS - PT. PLEASANT GAME ON WMPO-FM, 92.1 ON THE DIAL. ~OMUoy ~DMIMOY. T-I Ni fY ~l!li W ~ 1Jrrrln 1 PUiar r.IO'; 9 •1 Yllr • 5UDI t'hUr( h IC~OOL Beginning Se pt i J MIDDLIPORT li•Uie dJnu nrott Oprn Mr t~nd Mrs Frank Blse and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smith and family have returned home from a trip out west. They traveled 4,-100 miles and visited 14 states Points of Interest they visited were Truman Libaray and Museum, Eisenhower Museum and Place of Meditation, his boyhood home and where he Is burled ; "Old Abilene Town" as It was In the old days; Yellowstone National Park ; Grand Tetons; Old Faithful Geyser; Old Faithful Lodge; Custer Battlefield, Badlands of South Dakota, Flintstone Vlllage where movies were made ; Black Hills, Mt. Rush· more where Presidents heads are carved and the Ozark Mts. They also enjoyed horseback riding, the children rode In Fred and Barney cars at Flintstone VIllage, and the group enjoyed a raft ride down the "Snake River". Gueslll who vlllted at the hOI)Ie of Mr and Mrs. Alpha Smith on Friday to celebrate hill birthday were Mr. and Mra Rlohtrd Barton, Carolyn, Marlly and Kevin of Cheater, Mr and Mr~ . Sam Cllrtll of Pomeroy, Mrs. Bert Smith, Mr, lllld Mrs. Henry Smith and Science in Education degrees She taught '" Loveland, Ohao m 1971-1972 and in the Columbus and Bexley Public Sehools in 1972-1973 Her hobbles are golf, tenniS, swiillllllng, and skimg -Miss Susan Ornstein, Shaker He1ghts, graduated from The Ohio State Umversaty m 1971. Her teaching experience mcludes one year m the Columbus Public Sehool System and anooher In the Starr-Washington School in Hocking County She enJoys kmtting, sewmg, and playing gwtar - Mass Janis Schmoll, a native of Middleport, Ohio graduated from Univerfity in 1971 with a Bachelor of SCience in " Education degree . After a year's teaching experience m the Meigs Local Sehool District she retw'ned to Ohio UmverSity where she received her Master's Degree In Education m 1973. Because her graduate work was done'" reading, she IS cert1f1ed as a special reading teacher for kmdergarten through h1gh school. In her spare time she enjoys readang and sewing Mr and Mrs Charles Chaffey, all of Reedsville Rd. Other recent viSitors at the Smith home were Mr and Mrs R,yssell Smith and Lana Sm1th of Baltimore, Md The annual Boring reunion was held recently at Forked Run State Park watll 76 m at· tendance. Mrs. Otis Casto was a patient at Martetta Memorial Hospital Mr and Mrs . Zemth Chevalier and son, Alan Dale, of near Porterfield visited with Mr, and Mrs. Edward Chevalaer and the WUllamsBalderson home Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whitehead and family were Mr and Mrs Jim Davis and Mr. Edd Davis of Savannah, Tenn.; Rev. and Mrs Bob Davis, Joy and Lori of Seaford, Del., Jean Whi"--Jead and Isaac Frledma of Cdlumbus and Mrs. Btu Meredith of Beverly Mrs. Ulllan Rood and son, Jhrurue, Mrs. Joan Lauton and son, Alan from Sara110ta, Fla .. and Mr$ Gladys Morgan of Columbus visited with Mrs Opal Randolph Jack and Frank Gale and Mrs Gladys Baughman of Gahanna were recent visitors of Mrs Rose Thomas Mr, and Mrs Jim Starcher of Strange Creek, W.Va., spent a weekend with Mr and Mre. Chester Mondry and Lori Mr and Mrs. J D Kibble of Parkersburg, visited with the H. E. Klbble family, R E. William• family and Mrs Hazel Barton. Mr. and Mn. Edison Hob· atelier o( Pomeroy visited recently with Mr and Mrs Warren Pickens. Mr and Mrs Grant Smith, Terry, John and Michael spent a weekend at Cincinnati They attended a Cincinnati Reds baseball same, vlatted lhe 100 and Klni'S laland - Mra. Lyle Balderaon Ct't!Jr(t; p Church ., GR4"AM m C, l( I fourth ~ unday s each ntonth worai'IIP service ar 1 30 p m Wad neaday ivelnlnut al '1 30, Praver and 8 1b te .S iudv FIRST SOUTHERN IAP T I ST 2B2 Mulberry Avt , Pom~troy Bfllllated with & B C the Aev F:red Hill , pastor ; Hershel McClure Sunday school supt Sundav uhool , 9 30 a m morn ln9 worship . 10 30 1 m , Sunday evanQellstrc meeting 7 30 p m Pr11yer meeting , Wectnnctay "'• Chrtst in ChriUIIn Onion Lawrence Man l ey pa stor Mrs Russell Young , Sun day Schoo l Supt Sundav Sc hool 9 30 a m Evening worship 1 Jo Wednesday prayer meeting, 1 JO p m MT MOR IAH CHURCH OF GOD ~ R<1c lne Route 2 the Rev Ja mes M Mun cy pntor Sun day school 9 45 a m m or nmg worsklp 1 11 am eventng worShip 7 JO p m Pra yer meetrno Tuesdav 7 30 p m Young people 's m eet ing , 7 30 p m Thursday RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO Bertha KI n grey, subst1tute pa stor Sunday Sc hool 10 a m , worship se rv ice 7 p m Sunday Praver meeting, Wednesday 7 30 p m ... • '"" 1 1 •1 1V' t' tt~ .. 111 I ' \ Vj ll lllll VVOf\hip I 't(; \ I (! l<JC "'ljjll •,, l•ool ' ' •tl1v The Traveling Saleswnan 9 ••lllll~"td•IY tJr•lyl•t" .. . 11 cJv , 1 )() p m Hid 'l tiJh;t TUPPEHS PLAIN$ CHURCH €tJul.)nv UncJcrwooo, QISIOf ttowttr(l CetUwcl/ Jr , Sunday \< hool ~1111 1 \ unday School. q I() n m MQrnlnliol sermon , Ill 10 11 m S,vnday evrn lng t.t rv In• 1 p rn CHAIST IA~ \orvlct MORJE CHAPEL ll h lp 11 ~ UIHII.'IV 1 Ml UN ION I APT 1ST ,_ ,.., f•t tro,: pa'lotur '•undll/ l;'ly~ I~ ,1 Ill ' 111 M1d W"ck. WL'flnt•ft.dift'f II p rn a n1 111 (.hurch om Wor an.d Jrd Sc hool , 10 PORtLAND Wor t h lp 7 30 p m Church S' hOOI 9 30 1 m SUTTQN WorshiP. 111m 7nd and 4tl'l Sunaay,, Church School 10 e rn WES LEYA N (Anini) Worship 11 am Church Sc hool 10 a m NORTHEAST CLUSTE R R IV R Dtltrt M tt(f Rev $IIniey Br•ndum JOPPA Worship 10 1m Ct!urch School 9 1 m Preyer Meelln9, WednesDay 8 p m L ONG BOTTOM ,.... Church servlc~s 9 am Sunaay Sc hOOl II 45 a m Bible St udy every Thursday 1 JO p m NORTH BETHEL - Wor ship 11 a m Church Schoo l 10 om JEHOVAH 'S WITNESSES - of un ~ Co rne.r Fou rth and Main , Middleport Rev Henry KeY Jr pastor Sunday Sc hoo l, 9 30 a m Mrs Entin Baumgard ner. supt Morn ing worthlp , 10 45 a m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH WDIII'H~II • J1 MONNI,.,G STAA WOrlhlp Y 10 t1 m Church bc hool II) JO JO p m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST - pm 1 U : 1Ail l A\.LS II\ ~ 111 u 1 " , 111 • , hm'h tchool. 9, • 1•1d \l 1 11111 1 JO n ,, every 4 Lurv Carnaha n pruldlno mlnlsler Sunday, Blble ltc ture 9 30 a m , Walchtower study, 10 30 am Tu~sdav Bible study , 7 30 p m , Thurs day, mIn l st ry schoo l 7 30 p m serv •u meellng 8 30 (.h ilurrl 10 II Ill " (I V~ITI!D tu\rJ I fl ltH~O , Cltt<.t1 At flit METHODIST Pt fl oii Chl ng ~ 10 I 0! , f!rll lnd IUII;Ond '•UIH'fltyl of ttl<;h month thlr(t 7 1111 lo(fol~ N 1 rlef!dly flu•• lJf •• 11 '1 1111'"11nll ,, "I V • I 'I till , Ml' lll0(to11 HOI.,Ihtl f (pt H r b'l' , P11 • !l;1f H(lrhMI MorUtlll bAbhitlh bL hool f \It, V 1'1or~turtt.l'r .,, 1 p ,,, &;w worship SL•rvtc:•• tollowmq nt I l't p m Club installs officers REVIVAL startmg Sunday and runmng through September 23 at Umted Pentecostal Church, S Th1rd, Middl eport Evangelist and smgers, Belt~ Baker, Linda Babb, Kaye Anderson, 7 30 each evemng except Monday Pastor W1lham Kmttel extends mv1tahon to public PIANO Rec1tal by students of Mrs Rose Ann Jenkms, 2 p m at the Asbury Umted Methodist Church. Pubhc mv1ted, refreshments MONDAY POMEROY Garden Club meeting, 7 30 p m at home of Mrs Edward Baer Roll call will be to name the flowers m the md1v1dual's garden thiS year ' MEIGS Salon710, Eight and Forty, 6 p m , picmc at the roadside park near Gall1pohs MISS Rose Ann Jenkms WID Meat furmshed Dues payable present her plano students m a and gun llckets to be turned m rec1tal Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m at the Asbury Umted Methodist Church, Syracuse Solos w1ll be presented by Carrie Gumther, Toma Ash, Soma Ash, Diana Nease , Megan Amberger, Syracuse, and Carol Moms and Carnalle Swmdell, Pomeroy, R D The pubhc1s anv1ted Refreshments w1ll be served m the social room of the church followmg the recital HERE NOW! lime and suggested that or~anltalions who prefer giving penshables make pledges instead for other months The Harveys advised the committee that several of the children had been taken to the OhiO State Fair, As for things they now need, Mra Harvey mentioned a hair dryer and a sewing machine, Mrs Van Vranken repOrted Members of the committee toured the facility and the new chaif1!0rsOn reported at m good condition At the meeting were Rick Crow, representing the Meigs County Junaor Chamber of Commerce, Mrs Van Vranken, the Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi Sororlly, the Rev Robert Kuhn, MiddleportPomeroy Rotary Club, Mrs James Adams, Janet Pickens, Oh10 Eta Ph1 Chapter, Beta S1gma Ph1 Sorority , Mrs Charles Goegletn, Me1gs County Councal of Parents and Teachers , and the Rev Dw1ght Zavatz, Me~gs County M1mstenal Association )'!V NlH · OAY AD Vt"t11$T IOt , !l~d ll•t MUIIH•rry hl• tQith ntuu ALFRED - Sunday schOo l a m each Sunday, preach ing at 11 am eack svnctav Prayer meellng 7 45 p m Wednesctav IJ/scs 8 p m 011 third Tuesday each month 9 .tl5 REEDSVILLE - Su•da y school 9 30, preactllng 7 30 p m Sunday pra yer meetmg 7 JO p m Tuesday wscs, 7 30 f irst Thursday each month SilVER AlOG E - Worship 10 a m Church Sc hool 9 a m TUPPERS PLAINS Worship 9 a m Sc hool , 10 o11 m KENO Churc h CHURCH OF CHRIST - George Frederlc;k sup t Servi ce weekly , 9 30 am on Sunday Preaching first and th lrd Sundays of month ; by Clifford Smith 9 30 • m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION Darr el Doddrlll pas 1or Sun dav Sc hool 9 JO 11 m Leonard Gilmor e frrst elder even1ng serv ice, 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer mee t ing 1 JO p m LETART UNITED ~ALLS BHETHREN A,v p-rtl!llrRJ Norrl $ p,utor Floyd Norri s, !iupf 'i undav school , ~ JO a m , mornmg se rmon 10 30 am , Pritvt.r service- Wednesday, '1 JO p m ' CHES HIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PR(lPHECY, G P 5mllh pnto~ sunday Schoo l 10 a m • Arthur Henson , Su pl , 11 a m Morn1ng Worship Young Peoples service 1 p m , cn fng urvlce 1 30 p m Wednesday Mid Week Prayer Service, 7 JO p m 1 Youth meeting & JO p m Evening worship 7 30 p m e. . CHESTER CHUR CH OF THE .. AZARENE Rev 1-tcrbert Grate pastor Wor Ship servIce 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday School, 9 lO a m Richard Barton , sup! Prayer m ee ting, Wed nesdav , 1 lOp m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Clifford Smith mm1ster Sund ay School 9 30 am mornmg church 10 30 am Sunday e-vening service , 1 30 p m Wednesday service 8 om LAU~E L CLIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev Robert E Bucl(lev pastor William Bar ley su pl Sund ay school 9 30 e m morning worship , 10 JO a m , evening worsh ip , 1 30 p m WeQ nesday Chr1SI1an Youth Crusade, 6 JO p m , prayer meet)ng , 7 30 p m Thursdav choir practice , 7 pm DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Dannv Evan$, pastor Norman C Wi ll , supi Sun day School 9 30 a m Worship servicl" 10 JO am Ch r ls ttan Endeavor Sunday evening Sunday mornmg 1n Buffalo--and a button falls off my last clean shrrt "Sorry, m, valet serv1ce does not answerl" Lutle guls can sew on buttons. Tailors can sew on buttons My tough old sergeam could sew on buuons But not me' I never got around to 11 REORGANIZED CHURCH JESUS CHRIST OF MT MORIAH CHURCH OF OF GOD - Racine Route 2 The lATTER OAY SAINTS - tl and Racine Road Ralph Rev Charl es Han d pastor Por Johnson H e rb ert HAZEL COMMUNITY Su nday sch oo l, 9 45 a m Wh 1te Sundapastor y Sckool D irector mo rn i ng worshiP 11 am CHURCH _, Near Long Bot Sunday Sc ho ol, 9 30 a m Evenmg services Tuesday and Mornmg tom Estd Hart pastor Roy worsh i p, 10 30 a m Frida y 7 30 Brown ass i stant pastor Sunday evening service 7 p m Sunday sc hool 10 a l1i Chur ch BEARWALLOW RIOOE Wednesday ng praver 7 30 p m each Su nday CHURCH OF CHRIST Bible serv ice,_ 7 30eveni o m evenmg prayer meeting, 7 30 slud y, 9 JO am morntng BETHLEHEM •BAPTIST, p m Thur sday worshiP 10 30 am eventng Greet Bend - Rev Waller P MIDDLEPORT PEN - worshiP 6 30 p m Wednesday Blkacsan, pastor Sunday Brble stud y 7 30 p m TECOSTAL - Third Ave the SC hOOl , 9 30 II m worship Rev William Kn11te1. pastor ser vIce, Thursday , 7 30 p m ~onald Ougan Sun day Sch ool MT OLIVE CHURCH CARLETON CHURCH Supt Classes for all ages Long Bottom , Sun day Schoo l . K 1ngsb ury Road Sunday even mg serv1ce 7 JO p m • 10 am wt th Will ard Ptgott, Sc hool 9 30 a m , Ralph Carl. Btble study Wedn esday, 7 30 supt Evange list m esu ge each supf Worsh tp se rv ice, 10 30 p m YOlllh serv ices Frtdav Sunday ~"ven1ng 7 30 p m b y a m and 7 30 p m alternately 7 30 p m Elde r Russell Clme . mtn1sler meettng , Wednesday , FREEWILL BAPTIST - of the Apostolic Fallh Brble 7Prayer 30 p m Rev Jay St i les , Corner Ash and Plum M1d Study Wednesday 7 30 p m pntor dleport Noel Herrman , OLD DEXTER CON pastor saturday eventno STIVERSVILLE COM GREGATIONAL CHURCH servlce 7 p m Svnday school , MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday Rev Carl Richards, 10 a m Sunday evening sc hoo l ser.vlce 10 am Prayer pastor Mrs worley worship 7 p m meeting Thursday 7 p m , Francts Sunday school supt FIRST BAPTI!T of M id Sunday even1ng service, 1 p m Su nday school 9 45 a m "dleport corn er of Stx th and ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST ch urch serv1ces, second and P'almer Streets Rev Charles Pom eroy Harrtsonv l lle fou r th Sunday s following S1mo ns pastor D11nn y Road Kenneth Eberts, pastor Sunday school f~rst and thtrd Thompson, Sunday Sch ool Paul McElroy Su nday School Sunday evenmgs, 7 30 p m Super intendent Sunday Su pt Sun da y Sc hool 9 JO a m LONG BOTTOM church schoo l for everyone mornrng worsh1p and com CHRISTIAN Mr Rober t 9 I S am , Morn tng worship mun10n 10 30 am Sunday Wyatt pastor Sunday School 10 15 am Even 1ng serv ic es evenmg youth Chnst.an en supt Ronald Osborne B1ble 1 30 p m Wednesday prayer deavor 6 30 worship ser Sch ool , 9 30 a m , preaching St'rv 1ce, 7 30 p m Extra youth vi c es Sunday , 7 30 p m 10 45 a m Evemng servt ces, act1v1t tes on Sunday, 5 p m Wedne sday evenmg pray e r 1 30 p m for all youth up to Sixth grade , meeting end Bibl e stu dy, 1 30 HYSELL RUN FREE 6 30 for 1Un 1or and se n1or high om METHODIST - Ronald Wells students ST JOHN LUTHERAN - pastor Sunday School 9 JO CHURCH OF CHRIST , Pme Grove t he Rev Arthur am Morning worsh1p, 10 30 M iddleport, 5th and Matn Co mb s pastor Sundav school , a m Young Peoples S erv~ee Raul In Moyer pastor Mi chael 9 30 a m church services 6 45 p m Evangelistic ser ' Gerlach Sunday School supt 10 30 a m vi ce 7 30 p m Praye r 9 30 11m B 1b le School BRADBURY CHURCH OF meet ing , Thursday , 1 JO p m mornrng worship 10 30 am CHRIST Bible Sc hool , 9 30 FREEDOM GOSPEL evenmo worsh1p 7 30 p m a m , mornrng worshtp 10 30 MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev prayer serv1ce 7 p m Wed a m Sllndav evening Worship L R Gluesencamp, pastor nesday Se rv tce 7 30 p m choir Roger Willred Sr Sunday• pract1ce Sunday and Wed hool Supt Sunday Schoo I MIDDLEPORT CHURCH nesdav 1 p f1l prayer meetmg Sc 30 a m , Sunday even tng OF THE NAZARENE - Rev lind 81bie Study Wednesday , 9worshtp 7 30 Prayer meeting Thom u E Weaver , pastor. 7 30 p m Tuesday, 7 30 p m Ernes I' Floyd Carson , sunday school ANTIQUITY BAPTIST - Deeter. class leader Youth superintendent Sunday school, Fi! ev Freeland Norris, pastor meet1ng Wednesday, 7 90 9 30 11 m , morning worship, Sunday sch ool 10 a m • Church p m , Ernest Deeter leader 10 30 Sunday evengellstlc serv Ice 1 p m Wednesday MT HERMON CHURCH OF meeting , 1 30 p m • prayer Bible Study 7 p m THE UNITED BRETHREN IN meeting , Wednesday, 7 30 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH CHRIST - Robert Shook OF THE NAZARENE - pastor Sunday school , 9 30 Sunday Sc hool , 9 JO a m am Russel l Spencer, supt GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Morning Worship, 10 30 ill m worship serv1ce 10 45 am Second A\le , Middleport Evening worship , 7 30 p m evemng worsh1p allernatrng Lesley G Holt pastor Sunday Wednesday M1d Wefi!k Ser\ltce w1th C E at 7 30 p m on schooL 10 am • worship ser Su{'lday School Supertntendent Su nday Prayer meetmg, 7 30 \lice , 11 am worship service Gerald Wells Pastor Rev p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe 1 30 p m Sunday Wednesday Morr1s M Wolfe !ay lea der nlght prayer service, 7 30 . . I'm gomg to church anyway Long tame ago I realized that 1t may take a b1t of effort, and some determma!lon, and qmte a lot of expenence to become a regu· lar church-goer But hfe is full of real cmes that demand fa1th and courage and a Source of gUidance There 1sn't much comfort m d1scoverang that others can overcome such cmeS'-whlle you never got around to It So any Sunday, m Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse or Troy you'll be seemg me 10 church (I'm the stocky fellow, with the red h a~r-and the button m1ssmg from h1s sh1rt') With the hope 1t will,ln some measure, foster and help sustam that wh1ch IS good In family and community life, this feature ts sponsored by the busmess f~rms and organizations whose names appear below SEARS Authorized Catalog Merchant Louis W Osborne 220 E Main Pomeroy Ph 992 2178 CATALOGUE STORE Mr and Mrs Charles R Sheets 106 Court 51 Pomeroy 9'12 3001 P. J. PAULEY, AGENT MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH Nationwide Insurance Co of Columbus, 0 307 Spring Ave Pomeroy Diai9'12-231B THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. CARPET-LAND, INC. THE UNITED PMES BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY, Dwight L Zavitt, Pastor Director HARRISONVILLE Sundey Church School, 9 30 a m , Mrs Homer Lee. Supt • Morning Worship, 10 30 am MIDDLEPORT - Sunday Church School, 9 30 a m , John F Fultz, Supt , Morning Worship, 10 30 a m SYRACUSE - Morning Worship , 9 am , Sunday Church School 10 a m , Mrs sampson HaiL Supt MEIGS COOPERATIVE ~ARISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH D~rec1or CLU~·tER Rev Carl E . HlckS Rev o Wm Sydenstrlcker CHESTER - Worship 9 15 Church School 10 a m ENTERPRISE - Worship , I am a m , Church School 10 a m FLATWOODS - Worship , 11 a m Church School 10 a m POMEROY - Wor shiP 10 30 a m Church School 9 a m UM Y F 6 30 p m B ROCK SPA INOS - WOrship 10 a m , Church Sch ool 9 a m , UMYF 6 30 pm MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev Robert Bumgarner HEATH Worshi p H) 30 a m Churc h Sch oo l 9 30 a m • UMYF7pm RUTLAND - Worship 9 15 am Churc h School 10 a m , UMY F 1 pm SALEM CENTI.R Wor ship 9 a m 1 Church Sc hool 10 em 1 UMYF Th,ursd!IY· 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rn Richard I! Jarvis ASBURY - Worsh ip II a 01 Church Sc hool 9 so 11 m , WSC S lSI Tuesday FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a m Church School 10 a m b WSCS. 3rd Wednesday 7 3 pm MINERSVILLE - Worship 10 a m • Church School 9 a m • wscs. Jrd Mondoy , 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Church school 9 a m vlc~t 7 lO p m SOUTHE~N wor,hlp aer CLUSTER Rev Frank Chllllbr•w Rtv L1rry Poling Rev How1rd Shlvtlty BETHANY IOOrcul Wor ship 9 30 a m , Church Sc hool 10 JO a m CARMEL Worshlfl t 11 a m 1st end 3rd Sun daya 1 Ch urch Sc hool , 10 11m AP~LE GROVE - Worship 1 30 p m first Jnd th ird sun dliYS. Church school / ~ 30 o~~ m , praver meetlno , f lrsl Wl!dnude~y 1 30 p m EAST LETART - Worsh iP m, 1 30 p ~u ndey s SILVER RUN FREE !BAPTIST - Sundav School. 10 a m Htnry Da111s , supt • 1 evening servlc;e, 7 30 P m Prayer meef!ng , Thursday , 7 30 P m CHESTER CHURCH OF Robert T Bumgarntr POMERIOY RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Welter P 81kacsan , pastor, Ronn1e Salser, S S Supt • Sundav School , 9 30 a m • Morn1ng worship 10 45 a m , Sunday eventng worship 7 30 p m Wednesdav evening B1ble Study, 8 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN _ Rev Lawrence Sull i van , pastor sunday Scho ol 9 30 am , vouth and 1u nlor youth ~ervlce 6 45 p m, evening worship 7 30 p m prayer and pra ise, W"'dnesday 7 30 p m sec on d and tourlh chur h sc hool 9 JO GOD Rev James Sat terf !eld pfts tor sunday school 9 30 am worship service 11 a m even1ng servi ce 7 pr aye r se rvi ce and youth 'ie rv1 ce Wednesday , 7 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Robert E Mu sser, pas tor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am Robert Bobt~ sup t mornmg worship 10 JO Sunday evening sehlce. 7 30 Mid week servIce, Wednesday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF WHITE 'S CHAPEL CoolvllleRD Rev Roy Deeter pa stor Su nday school , 9 30 a m • worship serv1ce 10 30 a m B•ble study and pra ye r s" '"e Wednesday 7 JO p m ' RUTLANl' RUTLAND CHURCH OF' CHRIST - Ketth Wise , pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am •• V H Bra iev supt worship serv •ce and communion , 10 30 em evening serv1ce 7 30 p m Wednesday Btble study, 1 30 p m Regular board meeting thrrd sat urdav each month 7 30 p m .. .. RUTLAND Leo Hill. worship service 10 JO a rn church ) 1 JO P m MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Devoted to the Greater Ohio Valley MIZ MARmA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR Cor Rts 7&554 I I l Ph FULL SERVICE SHOP Radial Cuts a. Toupees 120 E Main St ROYAL OAK PARK 367 7414 Pomeroy ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Family Recreation Swimming Camping Racine Ph 949 9591 ' OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. WAID CROSS' SONS STORE Bakers of Hoi sum Bread Ml DDLEPORT, OHIO Groceries a. General Merchandise Racine Ph 949 5772 ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR. DBA Anth~ny Plumbing and Heating 337 N. 2nd Middleport 9'12-3550 REAL ESTATE BROKER 110 Mechanic 51 Ph 9'12 3325 SMITH NELSON MOTORS GAUL'S MARKET CHEST!'~ . Authorized Buick, Pontiac, GMC Dealer Ph 9'12 2174 OHIO 500 E Maon St K&C JEWELERS GOEGLEIN READY MIX Phon• 992 3284 Keepsake Diamond R1ngs Middleport 212 E Ma in St HEINER'S BAKERY . Second an d E D E: N U N I T E D Walter Cloud Sunday SChoo I, Bk ETHREN IN CHRIST 9 ~5 am worship service 11 E ldon R Blakt , pauor Sunday am and 7130 p m w eik l . Pomeroy RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE Bakers of Good Bread HUNTINGTON, W VA 1 e m • Winnie Supl Mo rni ng sermo n , 11 am Evening se-•vlce Christian Endeavor , 1 JO Pm , M,.s Lyda Ch eve!ller, prUident Song sorvlce and sermon 8 20 Mid Week. pra yer meeting Wed neada y 7 30 p m Mrs Marie Holsinger_, c la n Ie eder Blblt study , Wednesday, 713~ pm MASOtf ASSEM"ILY 0 GOO .. Sec ond Sf , Mason , w Vtt Ch ester Tennant , pastor Sunday school, 10 am morning worshi p, 11 am • evangelistic service 7 30 p m Bible s tudy and prayer servlc e. Wednesday 1 30 p m Phon on New L i ma Road, nt l(f to Forn t Acrt Pftrk Rtv Ray Rouse , pastor Robert Muss er , Sunday Sc hool supt Sunday ~CI'tOO i j 10 30 a m worship 7 30 p rn Bi ble stur:tv , Wed' nesday 7 30 p m Saturdav rHQht prayer service, 7130 P m 0F CHRIST In Chrfs11an Un ion The Rev William Ce mpb eII , pastor Sunday school 9 "rn , James Hughes , su pl30 evening service, 7 30 P. m ' Wednesday ev~ning pray or meeting 1 30 p m Yo u lh prayer se rv ice each Tue~da y, CHAISTtAN - Roger Watson , p,u l or Rev Who~~ley supt Morning worsh ip , 9 :10 11m • church SChOol 10 30 a m young peoples meeting ,. t \o l!!llr'u wor shi p I I 11 • Y ? ~!I 1 ~ FAIR 'VIEW 8 I BL~ CHURCH , L"tert W Vft R,_. I Rc11 Geor~c Hoscha r, pntor Sun da y :>c hao! 9 JO a rr~ Prave r and Bible s.tud 1 JO p . m Co ttage Pray er (,~ rv lc e Tuuday 10 am Worship Strvlce , Thursda 1 30 p m S"choo l Hol~ln ge r 10 CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST - LOclled al Rullond HEMLOCK n GROVE M&R FOODLINER "' I· MIODLEPORT, OHIO 51J3 HARTFORD CHURCH • - v 'v E Main St Pomeroy - . 713 BOWER'S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE Short Orders- Carry-Out A Cool Dining Room St Rt 7 thester, Ohio Paint Plumbing & Electrical Supplle\ Tuppers Plolns Ph 667 3963 ' ' ·· RACINE FOOD MARKET Racine Building Supplies & Custom Millwork Ph 992-397d MEIGS TIRE CENTER and ' '' I' THE DAILY SENTINEL Devoted to the interHt of Tho Meigs & Mason Area Pomeroy, Ohio MEIGS TIRE CENTER ALIGNMENT Middleport .. RACINE PLANING MILL The Store With A Heart Ph. 949 3342 Pomeroy ' ' Cheshire MAYER & HILL BARBER SHOP General Merchandise Tuppers Plains Ph 607 3280 8A~ Paslor SUNDAY TIMES·SENTINEL LODWICK'S MARKET "'ASON FIRST BAPTIST - TIST - Corner of Anderson, Mucm ' MARK V STORE We Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions 992 2955 Pomeroy, 0 '; FIRST SOUTHERN Support the Church of Your Choice 104 W Mam Pomeroy Ph 9'12 3354 SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY . SChOOl 9 JOo m ClOSS leader , BIG BEND BARGAINS . RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev M Seco nd and Pomer oy Sis , Sta n C Lar i more , pastor Bob Cra ig, pastor Sunday Schoo I, Moore Sundav School Supt 9 45 1!1 m worship service , 1I Sundav Sc hool, clfts:>es for all a m t raining un ion 6 30 ages 9 JO a m morning p m even ing wor.sh !p service worship 10 45 NYP S Sunday, 1 30 p m Mid w eek prave r 6 JO P m evangelistic serv ice ,!ervice Wednesday ,_7 30 p ~ ~ Sunda-y 7 JO p m Mid week MASON CHURCH OF pray er meellng, Wednesda y CHRIST, P 0 Box 487 , M ille r 1 JO p m • Missionary mee t lng St Mft son , W Va Sunda y second Wednesday. 7 30 p m Bib l e Study 10 ll m Wor sh1 p U"'ITED FAITH NON . ll e m and7pm BlbleStud y DENOMINATIONAL Rev Wednesday 7 p m Voce I Robert Smith , pastor Sunday m usic ... Ph. 9'1 2 3863 Pomeroy ' CHURCH - Sunday School 9 30 8 m , worship service, 1•I e m , Wednesday praye r meeting , 7 30 p m Sunde y night worsh ip 7: 30pm . Second ; COMMUNITY- THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd D Gri m m Jr pastor Sunday Sc hoo l. 9 30 ~ m •• Morn ing worshiP 10 30 am ~ Young p eople s se rv ice, 6 45 p m • EvftngeHsttc serv ic e 1 30 p m Wednesday even!n g se rvi ce, 7 30 p m MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL • George Casto pastor Sunda y Sc hoo l 9 30 , even i ng worship 7 30 Thursdav evening praye serv Ice 1 30 p m 296 W . 116W Main Ph 9'12 7590 Free Estimates - Guaranteed lnslallatlon ' . .. . . MONTGOMERY WARD I ' . L· t �, Sentinel Classifieds Get R es U lts ·r 2 SICNS Pomeroy @)t Of 1 - The DallySonlinol, MiddlellOrt-Pomeroy, 0 ., Sept. 7,1973 · t For Rent WAN l' ADS INFORMATION ' OIADLJNU MOBILE homt spact . Baar 'l M•rktt. Svracu~e , 1 26 ttc S P .M.Dav Before Pubt lc.a1 1on . "fRAILE-R ~-s-;;);';,7s Trailer Par ... Minert¥111e , Pt\on~t Hl 33211 . ' Monuv beadllne 9 a . m. Cancellation - Corrections · Wil l be accepted until '• .m. · for ' QUALITY Oayof Pub llcJtlon REGULATIONS Publisher rherves The tht right to edit or. re ject •nv eda ' deemed oblecttonal. The publ isher will not be responsible for more then one Incorrect lnsertlon . RATES Fot Want Ad Servlct · S cents per Word one lns.r tron · Minimum Charge 7Sc cent s 12 per word consecutive insertions. •tor Co. 1970 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill V-Baulomallc, power steering, radio, blue finish, spotless Interior. 18 cents per word she con secutive Insertions . ~ 25 Per Cent Discount on pa id good $1Jt5 tires. C,t.RDOFTHANKS & ()IITUAR ~· vinyl roof, rt~dlo , heav y duty suspension. BLIND ADS Pom~roy Charge per OFFICE HOURS • ---· . PliiSi.JC NOnCES Youi Right to Know Lost Mallard v . Pearson. address unknown , the ·unknown heirs, devisees, legatees , executors , administrators and assigns of Mallard V. Peerson. Deceased , and the unknown he i rs , devisees. legatees, executors 1 adm In lstrators and assigns of Charles A . Pearson . Deceased. whose residences are unknown . COU A:T OF COMMON PLEAS MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO YARD SALE, Fr iday and Saturday on Larkin Street. 1 snow lire, BOOxU , and 1 regular tire . Westinghouse Record Player , albums and 2 ·davenports. ?-6-2tc vs. Pearson, Defendints No. 15,311 NOTICE Plaintiffs have brought this action naming you as the BACK TO SCHOOL Special. Defendants in the above named . New, 4 drawer knee holeld~sk , ready to be finished . This court bY filing their Complaint week only S2"4.95. Cash & on September 1. 1973. Carry, Pomeroy Recovery, The obiect of the Complaint is 622 E . Main . Telephone 992 · to quiet title -In the Pla jntlffs In 7554. and to the following described 9-6·61c real estate : Situate in the Tow11shtp of FciAMtOfiiiYiiU'r"OidCOUChand Sutton, County of Meigs and chair cushions . Standard size, State of Ohio , and In the South only $9 .95 . Pomeroy west quarter of Section 2, Town Recovery , 622 E. Main Street. 3, Range 12 of the Oh io Com 992-755< . pany ' s Purchase, bounded and 8-31 ·30tc described as follows : Beginning at the Northeast corner of the KOSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS . Southwest Quarter of said Specials during August are Section 2; thence South 20 Koncentree, Moist Kote , chainS; thence West 12 chains Kleanslng Kream, One Day and so links; thence North 20 Sachet & others . Phone H~len chains ; thence East 12 · chains Jane Brown, 992 ·5113. and SO links to the place of beginning, containing 25 acres , more or less . 2 ~AMILY YARD · SALE You are reQuired to answer SEPTEMBER 8 and 9 IN the complaint within twenty MASON , WEST VIRGIN lA , . eight days after the ·last CORNER ACROSS FROM publlcatron.of lhis notice, which ~OGLESONG ~UNERAL will be published once each HOME ON MAIN HIGHWAY . week for six successive weeks , ANTIQUES , GLASSWARE , and the last publication will be CHINA , CLOTHING AND made on October 19, 1913 . MISCELLANEOUS . In c3se of your failure to 9-2-6tc answer or othei'wise respond as permitted by the Ohio Rules of PIANO and organ lessons by Civil Procedure within the t ime graduate at Cincinnat i stated . jugment by default will Conservatory of Music . be rendered against you for the Gerald Hoffner, Phone 992· r-elief demanded In the Com . 3825. pla i nt. ,:_ 8-26-12tc LARRY E. SPENCER, Clerk of Courts YARD Sale 4 miles south of Court Of Common Pleas M iddleport on Old Rt . 7 near Meigs County, Ohio the Meigs .Ganta tine : ' Pomeroy, Ohio Richard FInk residence . 191 7,14,21,28;1101 5,12,19,7tc Starting Wednesday 9:30a .m . · 9·5·3tc --------------- .--------------- ___________ PUBLIC NOTICE The amo·unt of Local Government Ohio Income Tax Montes to be allocated to the various sub -divisions of Meigs County , Ohio, as set forth by The Meigs County Budget Commission at the completion of their meeting held In the County Auditor ' s Office on August 6, 1973 sliowlng per cent of allocation, also the actual yearly amount is as follows : ToWnships - Z2 Pet. CAs to Township Road M) 8.1 8 $2.699.00 4,016,10 7.18 2,369.<0 Lebenon Letart 9.98 6.39 3,293.-40 2,108.70 Olive 9.78 3,227.<0 Salem 10.19 3,362.70 Orange Rutland 7.78 9,18 Salisbury .., Scip io 2,567 .40 3,029.40 5.99 6.39 Sulton 1,976.70 2,108.70 2.2<0.70 $33,000.00 Corpora11ons- 21 Pet. lAo Per Coplla1970l Pomeroy 38 .80 S 16,296.00 Mlddleporl 39.01 16,384.20 Racine 5.79 2.431.80 Rutland 7.93 3,3)0.60 Syracuse 8,47 3,557 .40 1<2.000.00 .County Government 50 Pet . 175,000.00 Total mo.ooo.oo (9) 7 , 6.79 ltc 991·531•. • . l< ·lf< EXCELSIOR Slit Works , E. Main St.. Pomtro-v . All k inds of salt wettr pellets, water nuggtts, block sail and own Ohlo Rlvtr Sa lt . PhOne 992 · 3891 . Gordon H . Caldwell Me los County Auditor Clerk of Budget Commission . Hotlct ot Appaln1ment Cuo No. 21 ,018 Estati of Owtn Hawltv, Deceased. · Notice Is hereby given thai Zelma !1awley of Minersville, Meigs County , Oh io, has been dulv appointed Admlnlstrl!ltrlx of the l:state qf Owen Hawley , dtceaud, late of Minersville, Mtlllt Counly, OhiO. Crtdllors are required to flle their claims with Slid fiduciary within four months , Dated this 4th day l)f Seplembtr ·1973. GARAGE Sele. A \Ions, clothing, dishes, antiques , etc . 503 E. Ma i n near S'm tth Nelson Motors . Thursday , Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m . till 1 p.m. 9-5-3tc -------------PAUL ' S Barber Shop in· Racine will be c losed Uf'ltll Sept. 10. 9-5-3tc ________ _:._._.:.___ ANYONE caught dumping on Macomber Hilt will be prosecuted . Also, no hunting or trespass/no on property lolnlng Macumber Hill cons isting of 565 acres . Lee o . wood , Rutland , Ohio . 8-.5 -Jtc - - - - - - - - - - -- - - Help Wanted CENTRAL DIVISION CON · SOLIDATION COAL COM · PANY , Immedi ate openings are available In the following post lions : Maintfnance Foreman <underground); Assistant Mine Foreman (underground); Section Fore:man ; Surface Mln.e Foreman ; Reclamation Foreman . Persons applying Should hold valid foreman certlflcallon papers (Ohiol or have sufficient experience to · applr for State examination . Salary Commensur~t~ with Experience . Excellent Benefits. TO APPLY : Wrtti or Phone : Personntl Department, Ce-ntral Olvislon , Consolidation Coal Company , Cadit. Ohio 43907. Telephone : 6U-942 -.t512. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER . 8·21 ·1fC SECRETARY local firm , general office work . Send resume to Bo£ 25, Pomero-; , Ohio. 9·5·31c 7·18·11 Auto Safes 1968 OLDSMOBILE 98, 2·door hardtop, Wh ite with black 1 REGI STERED Quarter Horse and 3 Appaloosas . Ca ll 949· nylon Interior , all power 5114. equipment and telescopi c 9-5-31p steering wheel, am ·fm radio. power antenna, factory air condition , 65,000 actual miles, STARCRAFT 197.4 Fold -Downs i n Stock . All 1973 Travel 1 owner, excellent condition. Trailers Dealer:- Cost, While No rust, no dents, showroom they last. CAMP CONLEY · clean. Must s·ee to apprecl~te . Coli 742 -5869. 5805. Air Conditioners Awnings Underpinning Complele mobile f:.rom 1he laroest Bul ldo~tr Radiator lo ~manest Heater t'or~. home plus glg~ntlc se rvice - display of mobile homes alwflys A"Vallable at . _ . MILLER ',MOBILE HOMES •, ~ -·~· 9-6-61v 1970 CHEVROLET trUck , 3f• ·ton with 8'/2 ft. camper. Call ~82 - Ril. · 9·Hip 1968 FORD Falrlane in perfect condition . Vinyl top , new po i nts, . priced reasonable . Mrs . E . E . Plantz . Phone ?92· 7533. 9·5-6tp Wanted To Buy A QUARTER Of a beef , Roderik. Grimm . 949-5941. 9-5-Jtc HAND DOOR lor 1967 Falrlan.e, 2 door hardtop. Call 949 -3833 . forces the sa le this of beautiful new home. 1 floor plan . 3 hice bedroom s with closets. Lovely modern bath With ceramic tile and console wash basin. Kitchen has lovely cab inet s, din ing area . · Utility room . Guest closet . Hardwood f loor s with some carpeting over . Carport with storage a rea . Large l ot '100x100. GOING $21,000.00. LARGE HOME AT 5384 . -------------5 ROOMS and bath , Ra ci ne area . Built-in cab inets , sto¥e and refr igerator. 2 years old. Sam Yates , 992-7139 . 9·5-6tc BEAUTIFUL, walnut stereo · rad io tape combination , am fm ~adlo, · 8 track tape .d eck. Balance $114 .68, or terms are available . Call 992 -3965 . .._ 9-7-tfc ___________ _ PQTATOES, Cobblers and' Ke nne:becs , home grown , excellent quallty. Win.ter varieties . Available this week . Paul Sayre , Rt. 338, Great Bend · Road , 1 mile below Ravenswood Ferry . Phone 843 -2286. 2 large bedrooms with lots of storage. Lots of tile and paneling in this properly. $9,500.00. AROUND 80 ACRES · Located on Route 325 nea r m ine No. 1. 2 large barns. New water system going in now on Rt . 325. Ground lays real nice, $12,000.00. WANT TO SELL? i'ROP ERTY IS MOVING FAST NOW - CALL US TODAY. HENRY E. CLELAND, BROKER 992-2259 II no answer 992·2568 TEAFORD,, 9·7·21C NEW Kimball plano , excellent condition . Camper , 1970, 14ft. good condition . Call Athens, 593·7390. 9-6-31c '../I ' I I 1\ --------------- ), 1\r 'll< . 9-7·21C CA-LFfeede7.-Ph-on-;7A2~985 . UPHOLS T ER your own ' fur niture . We have all the sup · 9-7·6tc plies you will need . ------- --~---.Upholstery Fabrics , a very CORNER cupboards, Wall large selectron of nylons, cupboards, cheats, old guns. velvets , Herculon , vinyls - in any condition . Also blue cotton prints, also remnants . decorated stonewere. Write Foam for cushions ·and P. 0 . Box AA, Martinsburg. padding . Burlap , denims , Ohio, 0935 or call 1-48-4 -.4.4.40 cam brtc , foam glue , ~ippers , atler 7 p.m . spri ngs end clips, chipboards, 8·8-90tc legs, sewing thread , dacron, tacks, webbing, welt cord, NO. ·1 Copper, 60c, Radiators, cotton, swivet bases, and all JOe, brass, 20C , batteries, 90C other supplies you will need . each, clean, dry Ginseng New furniture at low, low roots , S60 a lb. Yellow root , u , pr ices. Pomeroy · Recovery, May apple, SOc per lb. M. A. 622 E . Matn , 992 ·7554 . Hall, Reedsville. Call 318B·31 ·30tc 62-49 . 7-31-tfc WIL Kt NSON small elig"tne sal~$ ' - - - - - - - - - - '- - - - an.d service. 820 3rd Stret, WANTED for auction , Middtepor1 . Lawn mower and ,ousehold goods. Tools , most chain saw repair. Free pickup anything of value. Will buy or end dell-very. Phone 992-3092. sell on commission . Will haul . Also Briggs and Stratton and Call 992-335< or 992 -2792 Tecumse, parts . Hayman's . 7-25.tfc Ph~f2-2174 ·- "' "' I' 0I ,.,,, ·; il,i IJJI l'11 rr li"l 'h" !•, HOGG & ZUSPAN For Free Estimate --------------OLD furniture , oak tables , ------------clocks, Ice boxes, brass beds, GROCERY business for sate di shes or complete hounholds . Wrlle M . D . Miller, Rt . .t, Pomeroy , Oh io, -------------For Build ing for sale or lease: Phone 773 ·5618 from 8: 30p .m . to 10 p.m . for appointment . Rent FIRST FLOOR , 2 room apart men!. Call 992·3028. 9·7 .Jtc FUR· ROOFING, CLEANING . .' NACE AND REPAIR AND I i PLUMBI,NG. SLEEPING ROOM over Wlrle Store In Pomeroy . References requlrod . Call 992·5293. ------------ 8·29-lfc VACUUM Cleaners new 1973 - - - -- - - - - - - -- model. Co mp lete with all ROOMS by the wee"k, S18 uP. cleaning toors. Small paint Meigs Inn , Pomeroy , damage In shipping . Will take 7-12-tfc S27 cash or budget plan a veilllble. Phone 992-298-4 . 9-6·6tc PRIVATE meet ing room for any organ ization ; phone 992SINGER Automatic Zig -Zag 3975. ing mach,nes , In sewing ............. _. 3·11 ·11< sew table . Mak es buttonholes, HOUSE FOR ren1. 5 rooms and sews an button5, blind hems, bath , Racine area . Call 992 · etc . top notch condition . Pay 5858. SS1 .00 or terms lllllllable. 8-JO.Ifc Phon It 99l-298A. I I I I I 1 brlnl you 366<. 10-4-tfc ELNA and White ·sewlnQ Mac-h ines ... Service on ail makes . Reasonable rates. the Sewing . Center, Mid dleport, Ohio . 11tr1 cash lor shopplna sprees -------------- 8·29·1fC 12X50 2·BEDRDOM mobllo ---------~--- WILL . TRIM or cut trees and shrubbery. atso , clean out ba.sements , attics, and etc . Call 949-3221 or 741-44.4 1. 8·31 -JOtc FOR fREE estimates on aluminum Siding . Storm Doors and Windows, Car . ports, Ml!rquees and Railing, Phone C,utes Lisle, Syracuse, Ohio . Carl Jacob AUTOMOBILE Insurance been cancelled? Lost your Sales Representative . V. V . Johnson end Son, Inc . operator's license. Celt 992 6·22-tfc 7<28. 6·15·11C I WMP0/1390 -------------I I 1 ON YOUR DIAL ------------- READY~M iX--CONCR ETE delivered right to your prolect . Fast end euy . Free esflmetes . Phone 992-3284 . Goegleln · Ready . Mix Co ., Midd l eport, Ohio . Lease 6·30-lfc SEPTIC TANKS CLEAN EO REASONABLE roles . Ph . ~46 - -------------p F Sal " els or Real e ~te 4782, Gallipolis, John Russell, Owner end Operator . Complete Service Phone 949·3821 Rac ine, Ohio Crill Bradford sale, located --------------EXCAVATING, dozer, loader and backhoe ·work ; septic tanks Installed; dump trucks end to-boys fof hire ; will haul flU dirt, top soli , llme~ttone and gravel,· Ca ll Bob or Roger Jeffers, day phone 992 -7089 ; night phone 992-3525 or 992- in Rutland_, ' air condltloned r 3 APARTMENTS - All rented. One furnished. Income $3,000.00 carptled, gas furnoce, diSh · washer., double oven, r•nge, double garago, Iorge carporl, a year . Want only $9,000 .00, 4 acres cleared and fenced , 5232. t;ct.;ck·that furnace for winter. Dirty furnaces cost fuel and could cost-a life. Call P . & J. Home Ma"lntenance 992 -3509, 215 N . Second, Middleport. -------------- Drive a Little & Save a Lot! 14' X 70'-12' X 50' 12' X 65' -14' X 64' We Feature Some of the Fin<>~t: *PARKWOOD *KIRKWOOD *ACADEMY *CROYDON LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES Frank Gheen, Sales Mgr. Ph: 992-7777 POMEROY, OHIO Next Door to the "Jones Boys" OPEN . Monday.friday Sal 9-6, Sun. 9-8 1-6 GET THE BEST DEAL Look elsewhere, then come to us. Our low overhead enables us to SELL FOR LESS. SKYLINE MOBILE HOMES 8·26·1fc --------------- 14x7o-2 BEDROOMS, front country kitcheh. As shown recently at the Fair. Big Ci•p•clt·;·.~ ------------- 14x7D-3 'BEDROOMS, private front dinette. 24x44 OOUBLE WIDE 12x52 FRONT & REAR BEDROOM 2 spea~ opere~on . cpoice of water t•mps . Auto . water levei control. Lint F liter or Power cucumbera, mangots, 1nc cantalopts. Geraldlnt Cleland, Racine ; KINGSBURY HOMES Fin Agllolor . Ptrlllt·Prtn Mar lot HI tO Of Htal AIR CONDITIONERS All Discounted , lALII I. IIRVICI Drytn Ask us about Undtrsklrllng for yl)ur .noblit home. Lawtst prices. · Surround clothe• With gent11, tvtn . Noholtpolt, · Flnt Mil~ Lin! Fllltr. Wolptclllllt In 1 MAY.TAO . ~Ill. no RUTLAND FURNITURE ·R~~~.!~:" /41 -42!1 Arnold Gratt. HilS. : 2·7Wt:EICOAYS · -15ATUIIOAYSOR IY APPT. ovtrdrylng , , locelly owned e. -•ttd. COO)r out lor oiOGil or tlvt uta colt 99'1-6256. Wt will MYI you money. . l.ocettd 100 Ydo. W11t Junclllft U end "Kinpburr 1111· Countr ltd. lt. llomoroy, 0. '' I· • Rufland;..o;...;, i I H.T., V{C)Of, air·-· 11295 Door, V-8, aulo.-.'1095 .. Buick Spec. Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S. ___ ~1295 vw·Square Back ------------·'795 ·- 11095 67 Ofds 98 Town Sed., power & air.• ---~795 66 Cadillac H.T. Sed., power, air -.;..---- 1895 On A New 1973 Buick or Pontiac Of Your Choice. Must Sell 20 New Cars By Sept. 20, 1973 6 Cyi. standard . Great Buys On v v _Check Used Cars 1973 Buick Centucy 4 Dr., air, like new -----~-------'3295 --1----· '495 1973 Opel G.T., 1972 Dodge Cornell 2 Dr . H.T .. P.S., P.B., lac . air. vinyl roof. 12495 6 cyl., auto., P.S. P.B. Sharp 12495 1971 Rambler Runabout Wagon, 6 c~., auto., nice 11895 1970 Mercull Cougar V-8, auto., P.S. P.B. air. Sharp '2495 V.W. 11795 local one owner, fQw mileage 1970 Plymouth VaL GREAT BARGAINS ON MANY OTHER USED CARS. 4 Dr., 12795 Like new 1971 Chev. Imp. 2 Dr. H.T, Custom. Sharp 1971 Sports Coupe 2 Dr ., 6 cyl.. auto. 13295 auto., only 5,961 miles 1972 Dodge Swinger V-8 1 air, P.S. P.B. Sharp 2 Dr. 11595 H.T. One owner, sharp car 1969 Pontiac Firebird, 6 cyf. std. 17,651 miles 11595 1968 Buick Elec. 225 4 Dr. Sed., air, nice car 11295 1967 MercuiY Monty 2 Dr. 1795 HT, all white, good 67 DON'T FORGET WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel We Want You Back Because The Job Was Done Right RIGGS USED CARS Not Because .The Job Was Done Wrong Located on St . Rt. 7 985-4100 Chester, See Ceward Calvert, Ron Hester o, she had an inter!'Sting ·and states and Smoky Mountains. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Roberts enjayable vacation. visited Sunday with his Mrs. Grace (Wilbarger ) Shaw of Beaver Falls, Pa., mother, Mrs. Frances Roberts. spent two weeks visiting Mr . Mr. al\d Mrs. John Thle also "You'll Like Our Quality Way and Mrs. Douglas Johnson and called at the Roberts home . of Doing Business" Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Edison Brace and GMAC FINANCING POMERO\ 992-5342 other relatives and attended Allred Crow and visiting Mrs. ' the Wllbarger reunion at James Swart at Holzer Medical Open Ev~nings Untii6:0o-Til5 p.m.Sat . Shriners Park SUnday. Joining Center were Mrs. Duane An· her were her sons-in-law and drew of Sun City, Ari~., Mr. daughters, Mr. and Mrs. John and Mrs. Robert" Lewis of Mannion of Beaver Falls and Cuyahoga Fails, James An· Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shuler and drew of West Seneca, N.Y., Mattie Circle at the piano. family of Culver . City, Calif. Mrs. By Mrs. Francia Morrla Clyde Woods, After business was taken care The Happy Hustlers Sunday and also Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Washington, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. School class of the United of the Lord's Prayer closed the Weaver of Franklin, Ohio, who Hal Hewitt of Amity, Pa. Methodist Church enjoyed a six meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Rook Crow were weekelld guests of Mr . Mr, John Bentz attended the and Mrs. Douglas Johnson. spenl a couple days wilh his o'clock dinner Friday, Aug. 31 in the social rooms of the funeral of his sister, Mrs. Approximately 90 relatives parents, Mr, and Mrs. AHred Crow while enroute to Georgia church. Following the dinner Lillian Coe at Canton. attended tbe reunion. Mrs. .Frances Roberta hall after a honeymoon in Cana<;la. the group assembled around Mr. and Mrs. ~oy JQhnson returned from HawaH wbeie Mr. and .Mrs. Clyde Cross the altar in the Danctuary for a loUred through the southern prayer' session after which Mrs. Grace Krider, president; called the meeting to order. fORGET _1T, IIARR.Y ~ THOS{; The group sang "Savior Like a ~ROOK<3'VE W r ~ Al THE PRE.C uiCT l JUST Shepherd Lead Us" with Mi's. f<EEP Q&{ill '! REMEMBER We SenJire What We Sell Even~ or Peggy Story · ITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 992-2174 ell· 0 OUR WORD IS OUR BOND 500 E. Main St., Pomeroy, U11111 Open Eveninp n 7: p.m. & .S.l 'til 5 p.m. Sel1ice 'Iii 12 . ,Noon on Satu.W. We Want To Malle. You Happy · and .Ray of Columbus spent the weekend with Mrs. Howard Neigler and attended the wedding of Deborah M. Cross and Jeffrey C. Harris Sunday at the First Baptist Church. Mr. and Mrs. George Ernest of MariaiUlB, Pa ., visited Mr. and Mrs. Critt Bradford and also Mrs. Esther Pipe at Holzer Medical Center . Mrs. ~zel Shuck of Florida visited Mr. and Mrs. Elza Birch. Mr. af\d Mrs. George Neigler and DaVid ~pent Labor 'Day weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Phil Miller at Kenton. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Carlyle and family of Columbus spent lhe weekend and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rambayer of Akron spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Slmpi!On. Mr . and Mrs. QlrUs Johnson spent a day at the Ohio State Faif. Miss Ruth Ellis and Mr. Howard Bingman of Columbus spent Saturday with Miss Edith Hayman. Mr. and Mrs. David Nease and son, David, of Baltimore, spent labor Day weekend wlth his mother, Mrs. Carrie Nease. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wigal, Harry, George and Bryan of Proapect and Miss Jan Slack of Greencamp spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bailey and Lola. They all spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ted BaUey of Patriot. Mrs. Mabel Brace and her guest , Mrs, Grace $law Of Beaver Falla caUed on Mr. alld Mrs . Francis Morris an evening recently. , Harrisonville Society News Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carsey and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Welsh have gone to Louisana due to the ' illness of Mrs. Darold Graham, • Mrs. Carsey's daughter. • Miss Tamra Clark of Chester : was an overnight guest of the ; Robert Clarks on Thursday , nighl and Penny Clark spent , the night .wllh lhe Roy : Wiseman~ . ' Dana Turner is a patient at ' Holzer Medical Center. Orville Allen has joined his wife, Margaret, as a patient at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Sue Payne and sons, Kevin and Donald, visited the MISS WINKLE,! KNOW HOW HEAVY dentis Friday. \'OUR 1055 151 ~liT I DID WANT Mrs. Sue King Oew to New YOU lD KNOW Tl<AT HAL ' York lo visit her motheqvho Is, lOVED Ybu VERY MUCH AND SFOKE OF YaJ ' seriously ill . . OFTEN . Recent callers of Ava Gilkey were Mr. and Mrs. M. A. " Epple, Mrs. Larry Clark and :· aughters, Tamra and Penny, , Mrs . Bessie Graham and Minnie McGrath, Mrs. Debbie :-' Whaley and daughter, Erin and ' Ann Gibson and daughter, Robin, Mrs. Kalhy Jordan, and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey. Mr, Tom Welle, a former resident, called on friends here Saturday. />J4 TAKES Mr. and Mrs. F. 0 . Whaley IT TI4E."i WON'T and Ann Whaley of Columbus '>TI4RON visited Ava Gilkey over the f Tl-\ 1 APE. ourweekend and allended the Whaley reunion at ihe fairgrounds. Mr. and 'Mrs. Larry Clark and Tamra and Penny of Chester were supper guests of the Rober! Clarks on Sunday •evening . Mrs. Frances Young became sick at the Sunday School BARNEY picnic at the park below town. I ' RECKON TH' LEETLE JU6HAI SCHOOL BUS .• Sunday. BROKE DOWN and Mrs. Robert Gibson SHORE IS lATE ' Mr. . GITTIN' HOME ' AG' IN ~ and daughter, Robin of TODAY, Columbus ~penl a weekend P/l,W •wtth the Robert Alkirea. • Vialtora of the M. A. Epplea over the weekend were Mrs. La!D'el Sue and d•ughter or • Zanesville. ~ The DuUII Blahop lamUy attended a homecomlnH laat . THE BORN IN FACT, ATTHE TIME OF niE ACCIDeNT 11-1E fDliCE FOUND THIS IN HIS f'XKET / G,llt:P,I,f 'I'M ~OO'RE 40NIP i) AA\16 II'R'IE s~ ~ .&.<;K FOF!. 1\\E: RAt$, t:OIJIT "2) I ~ J '-.WClRR~ 1 .. .& , GIDDY VAP, VS LA'ZV LOP · EAReD VARMINT!! WE'REAl' OUT OF . Sundly • • 2 dr. 65 MercuiY Montego H.T. Coupe ------.'395 *FLEEl\\000 WHERE YOU Mayt11 ' "UNDER SELL" BLJYIT! Automatl~t ... Larry's of Pomeroy ... ' tti Sed., power, air -----.12495' Racine Social 8·23-301c room , kitchen , famllv room, 2 car garage, full bastment, on acre lot . Located in Riggs Crest Manor . Phone 992 ·3163 before 3 p:m , end ask tor Mr Ingels or call Gene Riggs f'ii 2·11 -lfc on~r gas ·TiMe YOU ARE GOING TO RUN TO small barn and . olher KEEP UP WITH THE PRICES. buildings. Phone 61H~~l~~~~ BUY PROPERTY AND LET -------:;-:~-;-;;;:-:~::..,- X YOUR MONEY DO THE lBEDROOM houoo IV> balho. 1 RUNNING FOR .YOU. formal dining room . I living 985·3595 or 992·5869. 5·1-lfc --- .'60000 to-'1 20000 . YOUCANATSMITH NELSON MOTORS Karr & Van Zandt 5-12·1fc -------------C. BR:AOFORO, Auctioneer For Safe M -0-N-E-Y 9·6·61c CANNING - Tomatoes Keep II cool now and · monlh . Coli 7~2 · 5980 . g3t a bargain for next 9·5·61c year . TWO TRA.ILER loll In Mid· dleporf ; V2 duplex In Brad POMEROY bury . Phone before 6 p. m 992·5693. . 6 · ' Jock W. Corstr, Mfr. Phont "1·2111 9·•·<1c . service , all makes . 992-2284 . The · Fabric Shop , Pomeroy. Authorized Singer Sales · and Service . We Sharpen Scissors . · 3·29-tfc 11 -16-lfc ....,.... 5858. SEWING MACHINES . Repair '.71 AMERICAN MOTOR '1495 '70 MAVERICK •1095 '69 CHEV. CAPRICE '1095 '69 CHEV. IMPALA •1095 '69 MERCURY COMET •995 . 4 Dr ., H. T .• P.S.• P. B.• fac . air . 70 Ford F-100 Pickup V-8, auto. trans., air, with topper..;. ____ 12195 215 N. Second Phone 992-3509 , 24 Hour Service All work guaranteed. 2-9-lfc SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED. REPAIRED . MILLER SANITATION , STEWART, OHIO . PH . 662· 3035. 9·1-tfc pow., air, v-roof 12695 66 Chev. Imp. 4 Dr., V-8, auto. · - - - - - -·'595 ---------------- " fuff 65 .Oids 88 H.T. Cpe., low miles Commercial. 6 ROOMS - Bath, 3 bedrooms, 3 BEDROOM house on lincoln gas furna ce. Garage with Hill , living room , kitchen, storage and level lot on Gra-1 beth and uflllty room , extra "~"' large lot over I acre. Has ,.....- Pomeroy Home & Auto Open aTIIS Monday thru Saturday 6~ E. Main, Pomeroy, 0 .. MOBILE home rep~lr, Elec · tri cal plumbing and "heating . EXCAVATING. Dozers, large· Phone 992 ·5858 . and small; Backhoes and 7-15-tfc loaders on track and tires ; Dump truck - Lo -boy ser HARRISON'S TV service and vice. Septic tanks installed . service calls . Phone 992 -2522 . George (8111) Pullins, phone 2·9-lfc 992 -2478 or 992-7402. DOZER: and back hoe work , ponds and septic tanks, ditching service ; top soil, fill dirt, limestone ; B&K Escavating . Phone 992 -5367 or Hoi. Sed., 68 Chev. Imp. H.T. Cpe., VB auto., P.S. - . GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 Healing - Air Cond. Relrigeralion . Plumbing . Electrical Appliances. Auto · Air Cond.. Residential or 6-26 -tfc 992-3861. 68 & REPAIR RON SHEPARD, Floor, Wall home . Five minute drive from new mine•. Rent by week or I 8-23.901c power, ·air ---'3695 68 Pontiac Con., V-8 auto., P.S. --~---~1095 . P AND J HOME · MAINTENANCE O'DELL- WHEEL - Atign-;en f located at Crossroads, Rt . 124, now back to work . Complete front end service, tune up and brake service . Wheels bal,anced electronically . Ali work guaranteed . Reasonable rates . Phone 742 -3232 . 2-18-tfc porch, basement and garage .HOUSE for _____ ___ ___ _ ------------- HOUSE FOR Rent . s rooms and bath , Ra cine area . Call 992 - I . ' Stop In and See Our Floor [)j~p[a'i, .. Basement, front porch and small garden . $6,500.00. ---------------- j I FURN_ITURE 4-0r., _69"Mercury Montego 4 On ~ost American Can • Lux. 69 Pontiac Bonn,, Wheel Alignment •5.55 992-2094 . 606 E. Main Pomeroy DEAD STOCK - Will removl'! at a reasonable charqe. Call 245·5514. Pontiac Catalina 70 Olds 98 EXPERT PPMEROY HOME & AUTO OFFICE SUPPLIES and MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Phone 992 -2550 ,12 70 Olds 98 Ph. 742-G271 Middleport, 0 : Cadillac Sed. DeVille, power, air, ___ ,4800 68 ALL WEATHER ROOFING co: --------------- 992·1984. H. Rawlings Sons . 3·10-lfc wllh 1 or 2 needles, makes buttonholes, sews on button s, monograms, and bllnd hem slltch . Full cash price S38.SO, budget plan available . Phone R. Bt,nkling . Hill. Asking $15,500.00. driveway . $13 ,000 . Call BUSINESS Sun<loy afler 12 noon ; on 5-13·1fc HOTEL AND BAR 30 rooms, ·weokdoys after 5 p.m., 992PAINT DAMAGE 1973 Zig -Zag 3247. 8·5-11< sew ing machines . St11t In steam heal, laundry, parking . original cartons . No at . and nice view of the Ohio River. - - - - - - - - - - - - - tachments needed as our Asking. Jusl $32,500.00. 7 ROOM house wllh bolh In COI)trots are built ln . Sews call 992·6271. A 1 .1 I I·• tM MATERIALS .CO. 773·5554. Mason, w. va. J AND .. ROOM furnished and unfurn is hed apartments . like a person B-4: !0 DailY, 8-1l Sat. 71 72 Chev. Caprice Cpe., v-roof, ain ____ • '3295 •• Oelivortd to Job Slit · Built to Your ''$pets dining with natural oak floors. - - - -- - - - -- - - - - back CONSTRUCTION Roofing , Spouting, , Porch Repair, Com· plele Home Remodeling . Family room with shower and --------------rear entrance. Large carport. Emplnument Wanted All for only $15,900.00. "'1 POMEROY WILL PAINT hou ses and roofs . NICE INSIDE - 2 bedrooms, Free estimates . Call 992-3974 . nice bath, large living and 9·5·121p STRE~~RAc5u;!ms, PRIC[ Muol Be Right or w• will it Right. nice closets, bath, carpet. and PAR KVI EW Kennels . 'Poodles , oak floors . Nice modern kitchen I toy male and 1 female . Phone 992 -.5443. with bake and cook units. 7-15-tfc 4th 991-3954 or 991-7149 II GARAGE for tease in POmeroy . Phone 992 -3779 . 9·5·Stc NEW LISTI~G COUNTRY- J bedrooms with USEI;) CARS JOHN TUCtcER Alignment WOULD YOU LIKE TO SAVE Matador 4 dr . Sedan. V 8 auto., P.S. Rt . 4, Pomeroy, 0 . Specialist Wheel WOOD TRUSSES 9.5.31c -------------7-31 ·11c Monnlng D. Websltr r-----------. f"'=========, Phon• 992 ' 5 3' · ___ _________ _ Closeout All <·12·1fc We talk to you ,-------------Classified Ads I Pomeroy wllh utility room. Level lot. · ~~·~bury , Call 991.7363 after 9-5·301c 8·22.301c $5,000.00.MIDDLEPORT -------------- SUBSTITUTE comb !natlon.__ bu' driver lind teacher 's &Ide for 1913 -74 . M eigs Co mmunity School. Send app lica tions to Gene Wood , Rt. 4, Pomeroy , · "' ROOM furnished apartments ~ Ohio. Wall ·tO ·wali cerpetlnQ , Close In town . 99 2·3658 . 9·6-6tc Judge, Court of Common Pleas Probate Dlvtslon C9J 7,U , Z1 , Jtc I ASK .US ABOUT PRE:FAB,RICATED For I -,11' ()I II' I I BUYS .OF THE YEAR MODERN SANITATION Pick-Up S.rvlce Available Wt Buy & S.ll Antlqull. Dick S.yltr-Owntr ICtrr St. Pomeroy, o. Phone "1·17tl SOO E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992·2174 ~- S£RVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE used , Remodetlng , Ceramic tile bB!ths . Box 28D , Rutland 742· Large carpeted living room. Bath. Porches. 2nd lloor has FARMALL H with Sargent loader, 1960 Ford dump truck, 1972 International pick up truck . David Yost , Great Bend , 843Good condition . Call after 6 p. 2242 . m . 992 -3401. 9-6-ltc 9·5·61p 1963 Ford Galuie 500 , S75 ; 1967 S90 Honda. rebuilt engine , S175 . Call 6U -667 -62iJ6 after 5 p. m . JUST 521.000.00. Large level lot. JOB TRANSFER tho . SMITlf NELSON . MOTORS. INC. double detached garage wilh work shop. Ni ce cook out with scr eens and roof . Lots of stone and alum . siding . "STRIPPERS" We Slrlp Point, Varnlshts, Etc. from Furniture. An!lqutt,Modtrn-Matalt No rulnoua lyes or caustics Nf lllln BillS Radiator Specialist 1120 Wnhinglon Blvd. 41!-7511 BELPRE. O. . STI\RCRAFT SALES. Rl. 52 9-5·31c Hoard House 8 l:l ttc SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ll SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED DUMP TRUCI< r·'Dick's 65 TRAILER. Z bedroom. very oood condrtlo . Phone 773 Close in. 1.36 acres. 2 story. lst floor has 2 bedroom s, 1 is carpeted . Dining room . N . of Point Fl'teasant. Behind Red Carpet Inn . P-hone 675- 1962 CADILLAC, hllr condition . Call 992 -2974 . 9-5-3tc LE~T ---------- 111 L..----------' -------------'WE 'RE STOCK- ED with good Real Estate For sale Notice David A. PoWell and Luella M. Powell, R. o. Racine, Ohio Plaintiffs 12.17 and winter styles now ovt . Cell fall __________ ___ _ NOTICE BY P\IBLICATIO!>I TO THE DEFENDANTS , Bedford Columbia sv, ------------ - (:hester k NAPP shoes ntw MAN TO WORK In retail store di\'S per week . Appl y to Marv i n Glasgo , Modern Supply, 399 W . Ma in Street. 9-1-3tc A - LOCAL-CoMPanYhBS Im mediate openings for the following posllions : T.V . Serv ice men who cftn . 1. Accounting Clerk serv ice R. c . A . T V w ith Knowledge and experience In r ~mote control. Call Paul cost accounting or payroll Grueser. 992-2053. essential. Open ings on ttle fo l lowing shiftS , B a.m. t ilt 4 p.m .• 4 p.m. tilt 12 midnight. 12 :01 till 8 a.m. 2. Office secretar ies - Duties LOST In the area ol Sumn er Include typing, d icta t ion • 60x 12 2 bedroom mob il e hOme. Road . Reglste,r ed male filing . Opening on same Shifts E xce ll ent condition . Call 992· Bassett Hound . Black , brown listed above. 7087 . and whlte. Answers to the 3. Personnel Assistant ...... 9-2-61p name of " Willy''. Please Responsible tor recru i t ing contact Donald Fitch or ca ll and screening of emplovtes. collect 985 ·3877 . ThiS dog Is a Desire Interview i ng or BRUSH HOG S. <xl II ., phone lillie boy's pel. 992·5858. counseling experien ce. 9·6·31C 7·15-tfc Excellent sala.rles and fr inge benefits. Send brief resume of work history and education . 1973 14x 70 MOBILE home , washer ar,d dryer ,. dish • .Se nd all rephes to Box 729-S In DANCE , Friday and Saturday washer. stainless steel sink, care of The Da ll y Sentinel. night. Red's Club, M.!i $00 , W . garbage disposal, eye level Ohio . Pomeroy . Va . Toby Young , Guy Thoma oven. range , dacron -polyester 9-2-tfc and the Country Cutups. carpet, Iaroe lot . P,one 742· 9·6-Jtc 3083 . . v. Help Wanted SOMEBODY to assume peyments on 197 1 Etcona Mob ile Home , 3 bedroom , 4x 10. Tip -out In livi ng room . Cal l 992 -6256 after 5 : 30; 9-6-4tp ·and b e Informed al the func · "t ionS: of yoUr governmen t are embOd ied In publiC not.ices. In lthat self -government charges lall citizens to be Informed ; this newspaper urges every \ci t izen to read and study these !noti ces. we strongly advise those clttiens , seeking tur ther information, to exerc ise their :r i ght of access to public ·records and public meetings . Mallard et al ., Motor Co. Wanted 1.1 se lec tion of guaranteed ap · • ptlanql$ , clean used fu rniture . - - - - - - - - - - - : AND NEW fur·nuure at un · believably LOW PRI CES . Ranges . refrigerators , auto . & wringer washers , @lcl.. gas drytrs . Used furn iture : couc hes , chairs. bedrm , suites . chests , dressers , van ities , wardrobes, dinelt es (c hrome , wooden ), desk s, bookcase•· tables . Ne w furniture : 2 pc . livi ng rooms, some with swivel rockers ; maple bedrm s., bookcase headboard s; Med it. J.pc . HELLO YOUNG LOVERS table sets ; patch ~ swi v el rockers . Also - o42 and 50 gal. Ju!if married? Here's a cute oak barrels $1 5.00 ea . Fold -up love Nest thai wil l be the R: ichline ca mper trailer pride ol your brid e. 3 sl eeps 6 . S32S.OO. Sho p bedrooms. Bath. Lots of TuesdaV thru Sun day till 7 p.m . at KUHL 'S BARGAIN cabinets In kitchen. Large CENTER , St. Rt . 7 "at carpeted living room . Full caut io n tight " TUPPER S basement with shower and PLAINS. OH IO . re creafl on room . L ar ge OPEN EVES. 8: 00P.M. POMEROY, OHIO 8 :30a. m . to 5:00p .m . De il y. 8: 30 a. m . to 12:00 Noon Saturday . 8-31 61< 6-S.Ifc SI.SQ for 50 word m jn lm um . Each addit ional word 2c . Addlllonat 2Sc Advert isement . BUNDY Flute , good condlllon . Call 915 ·3918 lftltr 5 p.m . Business Service_s CASH P.l ld tor 111 makts and mod1tll of mobllt hom ... Phon• 1rt1 codt au ,,J.f531 . • " 11 • ---For Sale 1970 DODGE POLARA $13!5 4-door. factory air. autom"tlc transmission , power steer ing e. brakes, good while wall tires. while finish, ads and ads pa!d .w l thln 10 d!\11 . ·Mobile Homes For S. 9 1 tft 1f70 PONTIAC $2195 Flreblrd Esprit, local 1-owner car, 350 v.a engine, power sl..,rlng S. aulomatlc lransml,.lon. AM·FM radio, like new while leltered tires. 307 v.a. radio, clean Interior. A share one. ~· dOO!', three • 006 FOOV ScHOOl. BUS lliJT ooKT liml.~... I'M NOT 601N6 10 LET '1'0U 5TA~VE ... • �, Sentinel Classifieds Get R es U lts ·r 2 SICNS Pomeroy @)t Of 1 - The DallySonlinol, MiddlellOrt-Pomeroy, 0 ., Sept. 7,1973 · t For Rent WAN l' ADS INFORMATION ' OIADLJNU MOBILE homt spact . Baar 'l M•rktt. Svracu~e , 1 26 ttc S P .M.Dav Before Pubt lc.a1 1on . "fRAILE-R ~-s-;;);';,7s Trailer Par ... Minert¥111e , Pt\on~t Hl 33211 . ' Monuv beadllne 9 a . m. Cancellation - Corrections · Wil l be accepted until '• .m. · for ' QUALITY Oayof Pub llcJtlon REGULATIONS Publisher rherves The tht right to edit or. re ject •nv eda ' deemed oblecttonal. The publ isher will not be responsible for more then one Incorrect lnsertlon . RATES Fot Want Ad Servlct · S cents per Word one lns.r tron · Minimum Charge 7Sc cent s 12 per word consecutive insertions. •tor Co. 1970 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill V-Baulomallc, power steering, radio, blue finish, spotless Interior. 18 cents per word she con secutive Insertions . ~ 25 Per Cent Discount on pa id good $1Jt5 tires. C,t.RDOFTHANKS & ()IITUAR ~· vinyl roof, rt~dlo , heav y duty suspension. BLIND ADS Pom~roy Charge per OFFICE HOURS • ---· . PliiSi.JC NOnCES Youi Right to Know Lost Mallard v . Pearson. address unknown , the ·unknown heirs, devisees, legatees , executors , administrators and assigns of Mallard V. Peerson. Deceased , and the unknown he i rs , devisees. legatees, executors 1 adm In lstrators and assigns of Charles A . Pearson . Deceased. whose residences are unknown . COU A:T OF COMMON PLEAS MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO YARD SALE, Fr iday and Saturday on Larkin Street. 1 snow lire, BOOxU , and 1 regular tire . Westinghouse Record Player , albums and 2 ·davenports. ?-6-2tc vs. Pearson, Defendints No. 15,311 NOTICE Plaintiffs have brought this action naming you as the BACK TO SCHOOL Special. Defendants in the above named . New, 4 drawer knee holeld~sk , ready to be finished . This court bY filing their Complaint week only S2"4.95. Cash & on September 1. 1973. Carry, Pomeroy Recovery, The obiect of the Complaint is 622 E . Main . Telephone 992 · to quiet title -In the Pla jntlffs In 7554. and to the following described 9-6·61c real estate : Situate in the Tow11shtp of FciAMtOfiiiYiiU'r"OidCOUChand Sutton, County of Meigs and chair cushions . Standard size, State of Ohio , and In the South only $9 .95 . Pomeroy west quarter of Section 2, Town Recovery , 622 E. Main Street. 3, Range 12 of the Oh io Com 992-755< . pany ' s Purchase, bounded and 8-31 ·30tc described as follows : Beginning at the Northeast corner of the KOSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS . Southwest Quarter of said Specials during August are Section 2; thence South 20 Koncentree, Moist Kote , chainS; thence West 12 chains Kleanslng Kream, One Day and so links; thence North 20 Sachet & others . Phone H~len chains ; thence East 12 · chains Jane Brown, 992 ·5113. and SO links to the place of beginning, containing 25 acres , more or less . 2 ~AMILY YARD · SALE You are reQuired to answer SEPTEMBER 8 and 9 IN the complaint within twenty MASON , WEST VIRGIN lA , . eight days after the ·last CORNER ACROSS FROM publlcatron.of lhis notice, which ~OGLESONG ~UNERAL will be published once each HOME ON MAIN HIGHWAY . week for six successive weeks , ANTIQUES , GLASSWARE , and the last publication will be CHINA , CLOTHING AND made on October 19, 1913 . MISCELLANEOUS . In c3se of your failure to 9-2-6tc answer or othei'wise respond as permitted by the Ohio Rules of PIANO and organ lessons by Civil Procedure within the t ime graduate at Cincinnat i stated . jugment by default will Conservatory of Music . be rendered against you for the Gerald Hoffner, Phone 992· r-elief demanded In the Com . 3825. pla i nt. ,:_ 8-26-12tc LARRY E. SPENCER, Clerk of Courts YARD Sale 4 miles south of Court Of Common Pleas M iddleport on Old Rt . 7 near Meigs County, Ohio the Meigs .Ganta tine : ' Pomeroy, Ohio Richard FInk residence . 191 7,14,21,28;1101 5,12,19,7tc Starting Wednesday 9:30a .m . · 9·5·3tc --------------- .--------------- ___________ PUBLIC NOTICE The amo·unt of Local Government Ohio Income Tax Montes to be allocated to the various sub -divisions of Meigs County , Ohio, as set forth by The Meigs County Budget Commission at the completion of their meeting held In the County Auditor ' s Office on August 6, 1973 sliowlng per cent of allocation, also the actual yearly amount is as follows : ToWnships - Z2 Pet. CAs to Township Road M) 8.1 8 $2.699.00 4,016,10 7.18 2,369.<0 Lebenon Letart 9.98 6.39 3,293.-40 2,108.70 Olive 9.78 3,227.<0 Salem 10.19 3,362.70 Orange Rutland 7.78 9,18 Salisbury .., Scip io 2,567 .40 3,029.40 5.99 6.39 Sulton 1,976.70 2,108.70 2.2<0.70 $33,000.00 Corpora11ons- 21 Pet. lAo Per Coplla1970l Pomeroy 38 .80 S 16,296.00 Mlddleporl 39.01 16,384.20 Racine 5.79 2.431.80 Rutland 7.93 3,3)0.60 Syracuse 8,47 3,557 .40 1<2.000.00 .County Government 50 Pet . 175,000.00 Total mo.ooo.oo (9) 7 , 6.79 ltc 991·531•. • . l< ·lf< EXCELSIOR Slit Works , E. Main St.. Pomtro-v . All k inds of salt wettr pellets, water nuggtts, block sail and own Ohlo Rlvtr Sa lt . PhOne 992 · 3891 . Gordon H . Caldwell Me los County Auditor Clerk of Budget Commission . Hotlct ot Appaln1ment Cuo No. 21 ,018 Estati of Owtn Hawltv, Deceased. · Notice Is hereby given thai Zelma !1awley of Minersville, Meigs County , Oh io, has been dulv appointed Admlnlstrl!ltrlx of the l:state qf Owen Hawley , dtceaud, late of Minersville, Mtlllt Counly, OhiO. Crtdllors are required to flle their claims with Slid fiduciary within four months , Dated this 4th day l)f Seplembtr ·1973. GARAGE Sele. A \Ions, clothing, dishes, antiques , etc . 503 E. Ma i n near S'm tth Nelson Motors . Thursday , Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m . till 1 p.m. 9-5-3tc -------------PAUL ' S Barber Shop in· Racine will be c losed Uf'ltll Sept. 10. 9-5-3tc ________ _:._._.:.___ ANYONE caught dumping on Macomber Hilt will be prosecuted . Also, no hunting or trespass/no on property lolnlng Macumber Hill cons isting of 565 acres . Lee o . wood , Rutland , Ohio . 8-.5 -Jtc - - - - - - - - - - -- - - Help Wanted CENTRAL DIVISION CON · SOLIDATION COAL COM · PANY , Immedi ate openings are available In the following post lions : Maintfnance Foreman <underground); Assistant Mine Foreman (underground); Section Fore:man ; Surface Mln.e Foreman ; Reclamation Foreman . Persons applying Should hold valid foreman certlflcallon papers (Ohiol or have sufficient experience to · applr for State examination . Salary Commensur~t~ with Experience . Excellent Benefits. TO APPLY : Wrtti or Phone : Personntl Department, Ce-ntral Olvislon , Consolidation Coal Company , Cadit. Ohio 43907. Telephone : 6U-942 -.t512. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER . 8·21 ·1fC SECRETARY local firm , general office work . Send resume to Bo£ 25, Pomero-; , Ohio. 9·5·31c 7·18·11 Auto Safes 1968 OLDSMOBILE 98, 2·door hardtop, Wh ite with black 1 REGI STERED Quarter Horse and 3 Appaloosas . Ca ll 949· nylon Interior , all power 5114. equipment and telescopi c 9-5-31p steering wheel, am ·fm radio. power antenna, factory air condition , 65,000 actual miles, STARCRAFT 197.4 Fold -Downs i n Stock . All 1973 Travel 1 owner, excellent condition. Trailers Dealer:- Cost, While No rust, no dents, showroom they last. CAMP CONLEY · clean. Must s·ee to apprecl~te . Coli 742 -5869. 5805. Air Conditioners Awnings Underpinning Complele mobile f:.rom 1he laroest Bul ldo~tr Radiator lo ~manest Heater t'or~. home plus glg~ntlc se rvice - display of mobile homes alwflys A"Vallable at . _ . MILLER ',MOBILE HOMES •, ~ -·~· 9-6-61v 1970 CHEVROLET trUck , 3f• ·ton with 8'/2 ft. camper. Call ~82 - Ril. · 9·Hip 1968 FORD Falrlane in perfect condition . Vinyl top , new po i nts, . priced reasonable . Mrs . E . E . Plantz . Phone ?92· 7533. 9·5-6tp Wanted To Buy A QUARTER Of a beef , Roderik. Grimm . 949-5941. 9-5-Jtc HAND DOOR lor 1967 Falrlan.e, 2 door hardtop. Call 949 -3833 . forces the sa le this of beautiful new home. 1 floor plan . 3 hice bedroom s with closets. Lovely modern bath With ceramic tile and console wash basin. Kitchen has lovely cab inet s, din ing area . · Utility room . Guest closet . Hardwood f loor s with some carpeting over . Carport with storage a rea . Large l ot '100x100. GOING $21,000.00. LARGE HOME AT 5384 . -------------5 ROOMS and bath , Ra ci ne area . Built-in cab inets , sto¥e and refr igerator. 2 years old. Sam Yates , 992-7139 . 9·5-6tc BEAUTIFUL, walnut stereo · rad io tape combination , am fm ~adlo, · 8 track tape .d eck. Balance $114 .68, or terms are available . Call 992 -3965 . .._ 9-7-tfc ___________ _ PQTATOES, Cobblers and' Ke nne:becs , home grown , excellent quallty. Win.ter varieties . Available this week . Paul Sayre , Rt. 338, Great Bend · Road , 1 mile below Ravenswood Ferry . Phone 843 -2286. 2 large bedrooms with lots of storage. Lots of tile and paneling in this properly. $9,500.00. AROUND 80 ACRES · Located on Route 325 nea r m ine No. 1. 2 large barns. New water system going in now on Rt . 325. Ground lays real nice, $12,000.00. WANT TO SELL? i'ROP ERTY IS MOVING FAST NOW - CALL US TODAY. HENRY E. CLELAND, BROKER 992-2259 II no answer 992·2568 TEAFORD,, 9·7·21C NEW Kimball plano , excellent condition . Camper , 1970, 14ft. good condition . Call Athens, 593·7390. 9-6-31c '../I ' I I 1\ --------------- ), 1\r 'll< . 9-7·21C CA-LFfeede7.-Ph-on-;7A2~985 . UPHOLS T ER your own ' fur niture . We have all the sup · 9-7·6tc plies you will need . ------- --~---.Upholstery Fabrics , a very CORNER cupboards, Wall large selectron of nylons, cupboards, cheats, old guns. velvets , Herculon , vinyls - in any condition . Also blue cotton prints, also remnants . decorated stonewere. Write Foam for cushions ·and P. 0 . Box AA, Martinsburg. padding . Burlap , denims , Ohio, 0935 or call 1-48-4 -.4.4.40 cam brtc , foam glue , ~ippers , atler 7 p.m . spri ngs end clips, chipboards, 8·8-90tc legs, sewing thread , dacron, tacks, webbing, welt cord, NO. ·1 Copper, 60c, Radiators, cotton, swivet bases, and all JOe, brass, 20C , batteries, 90C other supplies you will need . each, clean, dry Ginseng New furniture at low, low roots , S60 a lb. Yellow root , u , pr ices. Pomeroy · Recovery, May apple, SOc per lb. M. A. 622 E . Matn , 992 ·7554 . Hall, Reedsville. Call 318B·31 ·30tc 62-49 . 7-31-tfc WIL Kt NSON small elig"tne sal~$ ' - - - - - - - - - - '- - - - an.d service. 820 3rd Stret, WANTED for auction , Middtepor1 . Lawn mower and ,ousehold goods. Tools , most chain saw repair. Free pickup anything of value. Will buy or end dell-very. Phone 992-3092. sell on commission . Will haul . Also Briggs and Stratton and Call 992-335< or 992 -2792 Tecumse, parts . Hayman's . 7-25.tfc Ph~f2-2174 ·- "' "' I' 0I ,.,,, ·; il,i IJJI l'11 rr li"l 'h" !•, HOGG & ZUSPAN For Free Estimate --------------OLD furniture , oak tables , ------------clocks, Ice boxes, brass beds, GROCERY business for sate di shes or complete hounholds . Wrlle M . D . Miller, Rt . .t, Pomeroy , Oh io, -------------For Build ing for sale or lease: Phone 773 ·5618 from 8: 30p .m . to 10 p.m . for appointment . Rent FIRST FLOOR , 2 room apart men!. Call 992·3028. 9·7 .Jtc FUR· ROOFING, CLEANING . .' NACE AND REPAIR AND I i PLUMBI,NG. SLEEPING ROOM over Wlrle Store In Pomeroy . References requlrod . Call 992·5293. ------------ 8·29-lfc VACUUM Cleaners new 1973 - - - -- - - - - - - -- model. Co mp lete with all ROOMS by the wee"k, S18 uP. cleaning toors. Small paint Meigs Inn , Pomeroy , damage In shipping . Will take 7-12-tfc S27 cash or budget plan a veilllble. Phone 992-298-4 . 9-6·6tc PRIVATE meet ing room for any organ ization ; phone 992SINGER Automatic Zig -Zag 3975. ing mach,nes , In sewing ............. _. 3·11 ·11< sew table . Mak es buttonholes, HOUSE FOR ren1. 5 rooms and sews an button5, blind hems, bath , Racine area . Call 992 · etc . top notch condition . Pay 5858. SS1 .00 or terms lllllllable. 8-JO.Ifc Phon It 99l-298A. I I I I I 1 brlnl you 366<. 10-4-tfc ELNA and White ·sewlnQ Mac-h ines ... Service on ail makes . Reasonable rates. the Sewing . Center, Mid dleport, Ohio . 11tr1 cash lor shopplna sprees -------------- 8·29·1fC 12X50 2·BEDRDOM mobllo ---------~--- WILL . TRIM or cut trees and shrubbery. atso , clean out ba.sements , attics, and etc . Call 949-3221 or 741-44.4 1. 8·31 -JOtc FOR fREE estimates on aluminum Siding . Storm Doors and Windows, Car . ports, Ml!rquees and Railing, Phone C,utes Lisle, Syracuse, Ohio . Carl Jacob AUTOMOBILE Insurance been cancelled? Lost your Sales Representative . V. V . Johnson end Son, Inc . operator's license. Celt 992 6·22-tfc 7<28. 6·15·11C I WMP0/1390 -------------I I 1 ON YOUR DIAL ------------- READY~M iX--CONCR ETE delivered right to your prolect . Fast end euy . Free esflmetes . Phone 992-3284 . Goegleln · Ready . Mix Co ., Midd l eport, Ohio . Lease 6·30-lfc SEPTIC TANKS CLEAN EO REASONABLE roles . Ph . ~46 - -------------p F Sal " els or Real e ~te 4782, Gallipolis, John Russell, Owner end Operator . Complete Service Phone 949·3821 Rac ine, Ohio Crill Bradford sale, located --------------EXCAVATING, dozer, loader and backhoe ·work ; septic tanks Installed; dump trucks end to-boys fof hire ; will haul flU dirt, top soli , llme~ttone and gravel,· Ca ll Bob or Roger Jeffers, day phone 992 -7089 ; night phone 992-3525 or 992- in Rutland_, ' air condltloned r 3 APARTMENTS - All rented. One furnished. Income $3,000.00 carptled, gas furnoce, diSh · washer., double oven, r•nge, double garago, Iorge carporl, a year . Want only $9,000 .00, 4 acres cleared and fenced , 5232. t;ct.;ck·that furnace for winter. Dirty furnaces cost fuel and could cost-a life. Call P . & J. Home Ma"lntenance 992 -3509, 215 N . Second, Middleport. -------------- Drive a Little & Save a Lot! 14' X 70'-12' X 50' 12' X 65' -14' X 64' We Feature Some of the Fin<>~t: *PARKWOOD *KIRKWOOD *ACADEMY *CROYDON LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES Frank Gheen, Sales Mgr. Ph: 992-7777 POMEROY, OHIO Next Door to the "Jones Boys" OPEN . Monday.friday Sal 9-6, Sun. 9-8 1-6 GET THE BEST DEAL Look elsewhere, then come to us. Our low overhead enables us to SELL FOR LESS. SKYLINE MOBILE HOMES 8·26·1fc --------------- 14x7o-2 BEDROOMS, front country kitcheh. As shown recently at the Fair. Big Ci•p•clt·;·.~ ------------- 14x7D-3 'BEDROOMS, private front dinette. 24x44 OOUBLE WIDE 12x52 FRONT & REAR BEDROOM 2 spea~ opere~on . cpoice of water t•mps . Auto . water levei control. Lint F liter or Power cucumbera, mangots, 1nc cantalopts. Geraldlnt Cleland, Racine ; KINGSBURY HOMES Fin Agllolor . Ptrlllt·Prtn Mar lot HI tO Of Htal AIR CONDITIONERS All Discounted , lALII I. IIRVICI Drytn Ask us about Undtrsklrllng for yl)ur .noblit home. Lawtst prices. · Surround clothe• With gent11, tvtn . Noholtpolt, · Flnt Mil~ Lin! Fllltr. Wolptclllllt In 1 MAY.TAO . ~Ill. no RUTLAND FURNITURE ·R~~~.!~:" /41 -42!1 Arnold Gratt. HilS. : 2·7Wt:EICOAYS · -15ATUIIOAYSOR IY APPT. ovtrdrylng , , locelly owned e. -•ttd. COO)r out lor oiOGil or tlvt uta colt 99'1-6256. Wt will MYI you money. . l.ocettd 100 Ydo. W11t Junclllft U end "Kinpburr 1111· Countr ltd. lt. llomoroy, 0. '' I· • Rufland;..o;...;, i I H.T., V{C)Of, air·-· 11295 Door, V-8, aulo.-.'1095 .. Buick Spec. Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S. ___ ~1295 vw·Square Back ------------·'795 ·- 11095 67 Ofds 98 Town Sed., power & air.• ---~795 66 Cadillac H.T. Sed., power, air -.;..---- 1895 On A New 1973 Buick or Pontiac Of Your Choice. Must Sell 20 New Cars By Sept. 20, 1973 6 Cyi. standard . Great Buys On v v _Check Used Cars 1973 Buick Centucy 4 Dr., air, like new -----~-------'3295 --1----· '495 1973 Opel G.T., 1972 Dodge Cornell 2 Dr . H.T .. P.S., P.B., lac . air. vinyl roof. 12495 6 cyl., auto., P.S. P.B. Sharp 12495 1971 Rambler Runabout Wagon, 6 c~., auto., nice 11895 1970 Mercull Cougar V-8, auto., P.S. P.B. air. Sharp '2495 V.W. 11795 local one owner, fQw mileage 1970 Plymouth VaL GREAT BARGAINS ON MANY OTHER USED CARS. 4 Dr., 12795 Like new 1971 Chev. Imp. 2 Dr. H.T, Custom. Sharp 1971 Sports Coupe 2 Dr ., 6 cyl.. auto. 13295 auto., only 5,961 miles 1972 Dodge Swinger V-8 1 air, P.S. P.B. Sharp 2 Dr. 11595 H.T. One owner, sharp car 1969 Pontiac Firebird, 6 cyf. std. 17,651 miles 11595 1968 Buick Elec. 225 4 Dr. Sed., air, nice car 11295 1967 MercuiY Monty 2 Dr. 1795 HT, all white, good 67 DON'T FORGET WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel We Want You Back Because The Job Was Done Right RIGGS USED CARS Not Because .The Job Was Done Wrong Located on St . Rt. 7 985-4100 Chester, See Ceward Calvert, Ron Hester o, she had an inter!'Sting ·and states and Smoky Mountains. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Roberts enjayable vacation. visited Sunday with his Mrs. Grace (Wilbarger ) Shaw of Beaver Falls, Pa., mother, Mrs. Frances Roberts. spent two weeks visiting Mr . Mr. al\d Mrs. John Thle also "You'll Like Our Quality Way and Mrs. Douglas Johnson and called at the Roberts home . of Doing Business" Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Edison Brace and GMAC FINANCING POMERO\ 992-5342 other relatives and attended Allred Crow and visiting Mrs. ' the Wllbarger reunion at James Swart at Holzer Medical Open Ev~nings Untii6:0o-Til5 p.m.Sat . Shriners Park SUnday. Joining Center were Mrs. Duane An· her were her sons-in-law and drew of Sun City, Ari~., Mr. daughters, Mr. and Mrs. John and Mrs. Robert" Lewis of Mannion of Beaver Falls and Cuyahoga Fails, James An· Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shuler and drew of West Seneca, N.Y., Mattie Circle at the piano. family of Culver . City, Calif. Mrs. By Mrs. Francia Morrla Clyde Woods, After business was taken care The Happy Hustlers Sunday and also Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Washington, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. School class of the United of the Lord's Prayer closed the Weaver of Franklin, Ohio, who Hal Hewitt of Amity, Pa. Methodist Church enjoyed a six meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Rook Crow were weekelld guests of Mr . Mr, John Bentz attended the and Mrs. Douglas Johnson. spenl a couple days wilh his o'clock dinner Friday, Aug. 31 in the social rooms of the funeral of his sister, Mrs. Approximately 90 relatives parents, Mr, and Mrs. AHred Crow while enroute to Georgia church. Following the dinner Lillian Coe at Canton. attended tbe reunion. Mrs. .Frances Roberta hall after a honeymoon in Cana<;la. the group assembled around Mr. and Mrs. ~oy JQhnson returned from HawaH wbeie Mr. and .Mrs. Clyde Cross the altar in the Danctuary for a loUred through the southern prayer' session after which Mrs. Grace Krider, president; called the meeting to order. fORGET _1T, IIARR.Y ~ THOS{; The group sang "Savior Like a ~ROOK<3'VE W r ~ Al THE PRE.C uiCT l JUST Shepherd Lead Us" with Mi's. f<EEP Q&{ill '! REMEMBER We SenJire What We Sell Even~ or Peggy Story · ITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 992-2174 ell· 0 OUR WORD IS OUR BOND 500 E. Main St., Pomeroy, U11111 Open Eveninp n 7: p.m. & .S.l 'til 5 p.m. Sel1ice 'Iii 12 . ,Noon on Satu.W. We Want To Malle. You Happy · and .Ray of Columbus spent the weekend with Mrs. Howard Neigler and attended the wedding of Deborah M. Cross and Jeffrey C. Harris Sunday at the First Baptist Church. Mr. and Mrs. George Ernest of MariaiUlB, Pa ., visited Mr. and Mrs. Critt Bradford and also Mrs. Esther Pipe at Holzer Medical Center . Mrs. ~zel Shuck of Florida visited Mr. and Mrs. Elza Birch. Mr. af\d Mrs. George Neigler and DaVid ~pent Labor 'Day weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Phil Miller at Kenton. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Carlyle and family of Columbus spent lhe weekend and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rambayer of Akron spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Slmpi!On. Mr . and Mrs. QlrUs Johnson spent a day at the Ohio State Faif. Miss Ruth Ellis and Mr. Howard Bingman of Columbus spent Saturday with Miss Edith Hayman. Mr. and Mrs. David Nease and son, David, of Baltimore, spent labor Day weekend wlth his mother, Mrs. Carrie Nease. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wigal, Harry, George and Bryan of Proapect and Miss Jan Slack of Greencamp spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bailey and Lola. They all spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ted BaUey of Patriot. Mrs. Mabel Brace and her guest , Mrs, Grace $law Of Beaver Falla caUed on Mr. alld Mrs . Francis Morris an evening recently. , Harrisonville Society News Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carsey and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Welsh have gone to Louisana due to the ' illness of Mrs. Darold Graham, • Mrs. Carsey's daughter. • Miss Tamra Clark of Chester : was an overnight guest of the ; Robert Clarks on Thursday , nighl and Penny Clark spent , the night .wllh lhe Roy : Wiseman~ . ' Dana Turner is a patient at ' Holzer Medical Center. Orville Allen has joined his wife, Margaret, as a patient at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Sue Payne and sons, Kevin and Donald, visited the MISS WINKLE,! KNOW HOW HEAVY dentis Friday. \'OUR 1055 151 ~liT I DID WANT Mrs. Sue King Oew to New YOU lD KNOW Tl<AT HAL ' York lo visit her motheqvho Is, lOVED Ybu VERY MUCH AND SFOKE OF YaJ ' seriously ill . . OFTEN . Recent callers of Ava Gilkey were Mr. and Mrs. M. A. " Epple, Mrs. Larry Clark and :· aughters, Tamra and Penny, , Mrs . Bessie Graham and Minnie McGrath, Mrs. Debbie :-' Whaley and daughter, Erin and ' Ann Gibson and daughter, Robin, Mrs. Kalhy Jordan, and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey. Mr, Tom Welle, a former resident, called on friends here Saturday. />J4 TAKES Mr. and Mrs. F. 0 . Whaley IT TI4E."i WON'T and Ann Whaley of Columbus '>TI4RON visited Ava Gilkey over the f Tl-\ 1 APE. ourweekend and allended the Whaley reunion at ihe fairgrounds. Mr. and 'Mrs. Larry Clark and Tamra and Penny of Chester were supper guests of the Rober! Clarks on Sunday •evening . Mrs. Frances Young became sick at the Sunday School BARNEY picnic at the park below town. I ' RECKON TH' LEETLE JU6HAI SCHOOL BUS .• Sunday. BROKE DOWN and Mrs. Robert Gibson SHORE IS lATE ' Mr. . GITTIN' HOME ' AG' IN ~ and daughter, Robin of TODAY, Columbus ~penl a weekend P/l,W •wtth the Robert Alkirea. • Vialtora of the M. A. Epplea over the weekend were Mrs. La!D'el Sue and d•ughter or • Zanesville. ~ The DuUII Blahop lamUy attended a homecomlnH laat . THE BORN IN FACT, ATTHE TIME OF niE ACCIDeNT 11-1E fDliCE FOUND THIS IN HIS f'XKET / G,llt:P,I,f 'I'M ~OO'RE 40NIP i) AA\16 II'R'IE s~ ~ .&.<;K FOF!. 1\\E: RAt$, t:OIJIT "2) I ~ J '-.WClRR~ 1 .. .& , GIDDY VAP, VS LA'ZV LOP · EAReD VARMINT!! WE'REAl' OUT OF . Sundly • • 2 dr. 65 MercuiY Montego H.T. Coupe ------.'395 *FLEEl\\000 WHERE YOU Mayt11 ' "UNDER SELL" BLJYIT! Automatl~t ... Larry's of Pomeroy ... ' tti Sed., power, air -----.12495' Racine Social 8·23-301c room , kitchen , famllv room, 2 car garage, full bastment, on acre lot . Located in Riggs Crest Manor . Phone 992 ·3163 before 3 p:m , end ask tor Mr Ingels or call Gene Riggs f'ii 2·11 -lfc on~r gas ·TiMe YOU ARE GOING TO RUN TO small barn and . olher KEEP UP WITH THE PRICES. buildings. Phone 61H~~l~~~~ BUY PROPERTY AND LET -------:;-:~-;-;;;:-:~::..,- X YOUR MONEY DO THE lBEDROOM houoo IV> balho. 1 RUNNING FOR .YOU. formal dining room . I living 985·3595 or 992·5869. 5·1-lfc --- .'60000 to-'1 20000 . YOUCANATSMITH NELSON MOTORS Karr & Van Zandt 5-12·1fc -------------C. BR:AOFORO, Auctioneer For Safe M -0-N-E-Y 9·6·61c CANNING - Tomatoes Keep II cool now and · monlh . Coli 7~2 · 5980 . g3t a bargain for next 9·5·61c year . TWO TRA.ILER loll In Mid· dleporf ; V2 duplex In Brad POMEROY bury . Phone before 6 p. m 992·5693. . 6 · ' Jock W. Corstr, Mfr. Phont "1·2111 9·•·<1c . service , all makes . 992-2284 . The · Fabric Shop , Pomeroy. Authorized Singer Sales · and Service . We Sharpen Scissors . · 3·29-tfc 11 -16-lfc ....,.... 5858. SEWING MACHINES . Repair '.71 AMERICAN MOTOR '1495 '70 MAVERICK •1095 '69 CHEV. CAPRICE '1095 '69 CHEV. IMPALA •1095 '69 MERCURY COMET •995 . 4 Dr ., H. T .• P.S.• P. B.• fac . air . 70 Ford F-100 Pickup V-8, auto. trans., air, with topper..;. ____ 12195 215 N. Second Phone 992-3509 , 24 Hour Service All work guaranteed. 2-9-lfc SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED. REPAIRED . MILLER SANITATION , STEWART, OHIO . PH . 662· 3035. 9·1-tfc pow., air, v-roof 12695 66 Chev. Imp. 4 Dr., V-8, auto. · - - - - - -·'595 ---------------- " fuff 65 .Oids 88 H.T. Cpe., low miles Commercial. 6 ROOMS - Bath, 3 bedrooms, 3 BEDROOM house on lincoln gas furna ce. Garage with Hill , living room , kitchen, storage and level lot on Gra-1 beth and uflllty room , extra "~"' large lot over I acre. Has ,.....- Pomeroy Home & Auto Open aTIIS Monday thru Saturday 6~ E. Main, Pomeroy, 0 .. MOBILE home rep~lr, Elec · tri cal plumbing and "heating . EXCAVATING. Dozers, large· Phone 992 ·5858 . and small; Backhoes and 7-15-tfc loaders on track and tires ; Dump truck - Lo -boy ser HARRISON'S TV service and vice. Septic tanks installed . service calls . Phone 992 -2522 . George (8111) Pullins, phone 2·9-lfc 992 -2478 or 992-7402. DOZER: and back hoe work , ponds and septic tanks, ditching service ; top soil, fill dirt, limestone ; B&K Escavating . Phone 992 -5367 or Hoi. Sed., 68 Chev. Imp. H.T. Cpe., VB auto., P.S. - . GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 Healing - Air Cond. Relrigeralion . Plumbing . Electrical Appliances. Auto · Air Cond.. Residential or 6-26 -tfc 992-3861. 68 & REPAIR RON SHEPARD, Floor, Wall home . Five minute drive from new mine•. Rent by week or I 8-23.901c power, ·air ---'3695 68 Pontiac Con., V-8 auto., P.S. --~---~1095 . P AND J HOME · MAINTENANCE O'DELL- WHEEL - Atign-;en f located at Crossroads, Rt . 124, now back to work . Complete front end service, tune up and brake service . Wheels bal,anced electronically . Ali work guaranteed . Reasonable rates . Phone 742 -3232 . 2-18-tfc porch, basement and garage .HOUSE for _____ ___ ___ _ ------------- HOUSE FOR Rent . s rooms and bath , Ra cine area . Call 992 - I . ' Stop In and See Our Floor [)j~p[a'i, .. Basement, front porch and small garden . $6,500.00. ---------------- j I FURN_ITURE 4-0r., _69"Mercury Montego 4 On ~ost American Can • Lux. 69 Pontiac Bonn,, Wheel Alignment •5.55 992-2094 . 606 E. Main Pomeroy DEAD STOCK - Will removl'! at a reasonable charqe. Call 245·5514. Pontiac Catalina 70 Olds 98 EXPERT PPMEROY HOME & AUTO OFFICE SUPPLIES and MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Phone 992 -2550 ,12 70 Olds 98 Ph. 742-G271 Middleport, 0 : Cadillac Sed. DeVille, power, air, ___ ,4800 68 ALL WEATHER ROOFING co: --------------- 992·1984. H. Rawlings Sons . 3·10-lfc wllh 1 or 2 needles, makes buttonholes, sews on button s, monograms, and bllnd hem slltch . Full cash price S38.SO, budget plan available . Phone R. Bt,nkling . Hill. Asking $15,500.00. driveway . $13 ,000 . Call BUSINESS Sun<loy afler 12 noon ; on 5-13·1fc HOTEL AND BAR 30 rooms, ·weokdoys after 5 p.m., 992PAINT DAMAGE 1973 Zig -Zag 3247. 8·5-11< sew ing machines . St11t In steam heal, laundry, parking . original cartons . No at . and nice view of the Ohio River. - - - - - - - - - - - - - tachments needed as our Asking. Jusl $32,500.00. 7 ROOM house wllh bolh In COI)trots are built ln . Sews call 992·6271. A 1 .1 I I·• tM MATERIALS .CO. 773·5554. Mason, w. va. J AND .. ROOM furnished and unfurn is hed apartments . like a person B-4: !0 DailY, 8-1l Sat. 71 72 Chev. Caprice Cpe., v-roof, ain ____ • '3295 •• Oelivortd to Job Slit · Built to Your ''$pets dining with natural oak floors. - - - -- - - - -- - - - - back CONSTRUCTION Roofing , Spouting, , Porch Repair, Com· plele Home Remodeling . Family room with shower and --------------rear entrance. Large carport. Emplnument Wanted All for only $15,900.00. "'1 POMEROY WILL PAINT hou ses and roofs . NICE INSIDE - 2 bedrooms, Free estimates . Call 992-3974 . nice bath, large living and 9·5·121p STRE~~RAc5u;!ms, PRIC[ Muol Be Right or w• will it Right. nice closets, bath, carpet. and PAR KVI EW Kennels . 'Poodles , oak floors . Nice modern kitchen I toy male and 1 female . Phone 992 -.5443. with bake and cook units. 7-15-tfc 4th 991-3954 or 991-7149 II GARAGE for tease in POmeroy . Phone 992 -3779 . 9·5·Stc NEW LISTI~G COUNTRY- J bedrooms with USEI;) CARS JOHN TUCtcER Alignment WOULD YOU LIKE TO SAVE Matador 4 dr . Sedan. V 8 auto., P.S. Rt . 4, Pomeroy, 0 . Specialist Wheel WOOD TRUSSES 9.5.31c -------------7-31 ·11c Monnlng D. Websltr r-----------. f"'=========, Phon• 992 ' 5 3' · ___ _________ _ Closeout All <·12·1fc We talk to you ,-------------Classified Ads I Pomeroy wllh utility room. Level lot. · ~~·~bury , Call 991.7363 after 9-5·301c 8·22.301c $5,000.00.MIDDLEPORT -------------- SUBSTITUTE comb !natlon.__ bu' driver lind teacher 's &Ide for 1913 -74 . M eigs Co mmunity School. Send app lica tions to Gene Wood , Rt. 4, Pomeroy , · "' ROOM furnished apartments ~ Ohio. Wall ·tO ·wali cerpetlnQ , Close In town . 99 2·3658 . 9·6-6tc Judge, Court of Common Pleas Probate Dlvtslon C9J 7,U , Z1 , Jtc I ASK .US ABOUT PRE:FAB,RICATED For I -,11' ()I II' I I BUYS .OF THE YEAR MODERN SANITATION Pick-Up S.rvlce Available Wt Buy & S.ll Antlqull. Dick S.yltr-Owntr ICtrr St. Pomeroy, o. Phone "1·17tl SOO E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992·2174 ~- S£RVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE used , Remodetlng , Ceramic tile bB!ths . Box 28D , Rutland 742· Large carpeted living room. Bath. Porches. 2nd lloor has FARMALL H with Sargent loader, 1960 Ford dump truck, 1972 International pick up truck . David Yost , Great Bend , 843Good condition . Call after 6 p. 2242 . m . 992 -3401. 9-6-ltc 9·5·61p 1963 Ford Galuie 500 , S75 ; 1967 S90 Honda. rebuilt engine , S175 . Call 6U -667 -62iJ6 after 5 p. m . JUST 521.000.00. Large level lot. JOB TRANSFER tho . SMITlf NELSON . MOTORS. INC. double detached garage wilh work shop. Ni ce cook out with scr eens and roof . Lots of stone and alum . siding . "STRIPPERS" We Slrlp Point, Varnlshts, Etc. from Furniture. An!lqutt,Modtrn-Matalt No rulnoua lyes or caustics Nf lllln BillS Radiator Specialist 1120 Wnhinglon Blvd. 41!-7511 BELPRE. O. . STI\RCRAFT SALES. Rl. 52 9-5·31c Hoard House 8 l:l ttc SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ll SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED DUMP TRUCI< r·'Dick's 65 TRAILER. Z bedroom. very oood condrtlo . Phone 773 Close in. 1.36 acres. 2 story. lst floor has 2 bedroom s, 1 is carpeted . Dining room . N . of Point Fl'teasant. Behind Red Carpet Inn . P-hone 675- 1962 CADILLAC, hllr condition . Call 992 -2974 . 9-5-3tc LE~T ---------- 111 L..----------' -------------'WE 'RE STOCK- ED with good Real Estate For sale Notice David A. PoWell and Luella M. Powell, R. o. Racine, Ohio Plaintiffs 12.17 and winter styles now ovt . Cell fall __________ ___ _ NOTICE BY P\IBLICATIO!>I TO THE DEFENDANTS , Bedford Columbia sv, ------------ - (:hester k NAPP shoes ntw MAN TO WORK In retail store di\'S per week . Appl y to Marv i n Glasgo , Modern Supply, 399 W . Ma in Street. 9-1-3tc A - LOCAL-CoMPanYhBS Im mediate openings for the following posllions : T.V . Serv ice men who cftn . 1. Accounting Clerk serv ice R. c . A . T V w ith Knowledge and experience In r ~mote control. Call Paul cost accounting or payroll Grueser. 992-2053. essential. Open ings on ttle fo l lowing shiftS , B a.m. t ilt 4 p.m .• 4 p.m. tilt 12 midnight. 12 :01 till 8 a.m. 2. Office secretar ies - Duties LOST In the area ol Sumn er Include typing, d icta t ion • 60x 12 2 bedroom mob il e hOme. Road . Reglste,r ed male filing . Opening on same Shifts E xce ll ent condition . Call 992· Bassett Hound . Black , brown listed above. 7087 . and whlte. Answers to the 3. Personnel Assistant ...... 9-2-61p name of " Willy''. Please Responsible tor recru i t ing contact Donald Fitch or ca ll and screening of emplovtes. collect 985 ·3877 . ThiS dog Is a Desire Interview i ng or BRUSH HOG S. <xl II ., phone lillie boy's pel. 992·5858. counseling experien ce. 9·6·31C 7·15-tfc Excellent sala.rles and fr inge benefits. Send brief resume of work history and education . 1973 14x 70 MOBILE home , washer ar,d dryer ,. dish • .Se nd all rephes to Box 729-S In DANCE , Friday and Saturday washer. stainless steel sink, care of The Da ll y Sentinel. night. Red's Club, M.!i $00 , W . garbage disposal, eye level Ohio . Pomeroy . Va . Toby Young , Guy Thoma oven. range , dacron -polyester 9-2-tfc and the Country Cutups. carpet, Iaroe lot . P,one 742· 9·6-Jtc 3083 . . v. Help Wanted SOMEBODY to assume peyments on 197 1 Etcona Mob ile Home , 3 bedroom , 4x 10. Tip -out In livi ng room . Cal l 992 -6256 after 5 : 30; 9-6-4tp ·and b e Informed al the func · "t ionS: of yoUr governmen t are embOd ied In publiC not.ices. In lthat self -government charges lall citizens to be Informed ; this newspaper urges every \ci t izen to read and study these !noti ces. we strongly advise those clttiens , seeking tur ther information, to exerc ise their :r i ght of access to public ·records and public meetings . Mallard et al ., Motor Co. Wanted 1.1 se lec tion of guaranteed ap · • ptlanql$ , clean used fu rniture . - - - - - - - - - - - : AND NEW fur·nuure at un · believably LOW PRI CES . Ranges . refrigerators , auto . & wringer washers , @lcl.. gas drytrs . Used furn iture : couc hes , chairs. bedrm , suites . chests , dressers , van ities , wardrobes, dinelt es (c hrome , wooden ), desk s, bookcase•· tables . Ne w furniture : 2 pc . livi ng rooms, some with swivel rockers ; maple bedrm s., bookcase headboard s; Med it. J.pc . HELLO YOUNG LOVERS table sets ; patch ~ swi v el rockers . Also - o42 and 50 gal. Ju!if married? Here's a cute oak barrels $1 5.00 ea . Fold -up love Nest thai wil l be the R: ichline ca mper trailer pride ol your brid e. 3 sl eeps 6 . S32S.OO. Sho p bedrooms. Bath. Lots of TuesdaV thru Sun day till 7 p.m . at KUHL 'S BARGAIN cabinets In kitchen. Large CENTER , St. Rt . 7 "at carpeted living room . Full caut io n tight " TUPPER S basement with shower and PLAINS. OH IO . re creafl on room . L ar ge OPEN EVES. 8: 00P.M. POMEROY, OHIO 8 :30a. m . to 5:00p .m . De il y. 8: 30 a. m . to 12:00 Noon Saturday . 8-31 61< 6-S.Ifc SI.SQ for 50 word m jn lm um . Each addit ional word 2c . Addlllonat 2Sc Advert isement . BUNDY Flute , good condlllon . Call 915 ·3918 lftltr 5 p.m . Business Service_s CASH P.l ld tor 111 makts and mod1tll of mobllt hom ... Phon• 1rt1 codt au ,,J.f531 . • " 11 • ---For Sale 1970 DODGE POLARA $13!5 4-door. factory air. autom"tlc transmission , power steer ing e. brakes, good while wall tires. while finish, ads and ads pa!d .w l thln 10 d!\11 . ·Mobile Homes For S. 9 1 tft 1f70 PONTIAC $2195 Flreblrd Esprit, local 1-owner car, 350 v.a engine, power sl..,rlng S. aulomatlc lransml,.lon. AM·FM radio, like new while leltered tires. 307 v.a. radio, clean Interior. A share one. ~· dOO!', three • 006 FOOV ScHOOl. BUS lliJT ooKT liml.~... I'M NOT 601N6 10 LET '1'0U 5TA~VE ... • �. -.·-·-.·. - . . _.,..._ I - Tho 1"\ollv S.ntiiV'I ll'liddleport·Pomeroy, 0 ., Sept. 7, 1973 MEIGS 1HEATRE Ut-cler citt>d to . Eddie Hubbard claimed at 56 Tonivhtthl'u Tuolld.ly Sept.7.Jl courl by palroJ LONG BO'ITOM :._ Glenn 0. Deelilr, 4S, Long Bottom, was cited to Meigs County Cowl on a charge of driving left of lhe center following an accident at 7:50a.m, '1'hyr~y on Rt, j411. In Meigs County. The Gallia·Meigs Post State Highway Patrol said Randy A. Young, 19, Minersville, lost control of his car attempting to avoid striking Deeter's auto. Young's car ran off the roadway striking a mailbox and then turned over. There was heavy damage to Young's auto. Eddie Hubbard, S6, Syracuse, died Thur!day at Holzer Medical Center. Mr. Hubbard was the son of the late Leslie and Mary Hendricks Hubbard. He was also preceded In death by one sister, Lois Anderson. Mr. Hubbard is survived by · his wife, Alberta ; two sons, Don of Syracuse and Dale of Haymarket, Va. ; two granddaughters, Donna . Marie Hubbard and Stephanie Hubbard; five brothers, Carl, Oris and Bill all of Syracuse, Lawrence and . Norman of Columbus; three sisters, Elizabeth Stewart, MinersMEIG~ RECEIPTS ville, Virginia Langhern, Meigs County Court receipts Jackson, Mich., and Mildred for the month of August toteied Pierce, Syracuse, and several $2950.5$, according to Betty nieces and nephews. Hobstetter, clerk, Funeral services will be held Receipts were distributed as Saturday at I p.m. at Ewing follows, fines to state, $720.91, Chapel with the Rev. Dwight fees to sheriff, $80.10, fines and Zavitz officiating. Burial will costs to county, general fund, be in Letart Falls Cemetery. $1,333.76, law library fund, Friends may call at the funeral $477.17, auto license and gas home anytime. fund, $338.61. W•lt Disn-y's MARY POPPINS 1Technleolor l Julie Andrem Dick Van Dyke Show Storts 7 p.m. TQnlght, Sept. 7 Double Feature Program "S UPER CHICK" Joyce Jillson Louis Queen I Rated R) - Pius- "CH AIN GANG WOMEN " IRl ' Saiurday & Sunday Sept. 8·9 Double Feature " MAN FROM DEEP RI VER" · • Rated R - PlusDESPERATE CHARAC· RS. I Color) Shirley Maclalne IRJ SQUAD ASSISTS The Racine ER unit was called at 3:45 p.m. Thursday for Paul Burton, Rt. 2, Racine. He was taken to Velilrans Hospital, Huntington. RIVERVIEW PTA "To help improve our PTA" will be the program topic when the Riverview PTA meets at 7:30p.m. Monday at the school. Refreshments will be served by the officers. All school patrons are invited. PATIENT IN ATHENS Mrs . Jed Webster, Sr., Pomeroy, Is a patient at lhe O'Bieness Hospital in Athens where she underwent eye surgery earlier this week. Her room number is 203. Find yourself a liMie short? rutland KUWAIT (UP I) - Aband of Palestinian gl!Jllllen holding a group or Arab hostages aboard a Kuwait Airways jetliner today forced the plane to circle over Saudi Arabia ror 3'4 ·hours, then suddenly rel\lfned tQ Kuwait, the last stop on an erratic journey lhat began in Paris iwo days ago. An airport spokesman said the airliner land~!<~ at Kuwait at 12:4S p.m. (S:45 a.m. EDT), It had taken off from the Slime airport at 9:20.p.m. (2:20 a,in. EDT), appirently in search of an Arab capital lhat would allow the guerrillas to land. At one paint airport radio monitors reported the plane approached the Jordanian capital of Amman, after a flight across Saudi Arabia. Amman airport officials refused to say whether the gunmen requested permission Veierans Memorial Hospital Admitted - Annis . Phelps, Whitesville, W. Va. ; Gregory Collin s, Tuppers Plains ; Thelma Grueser, Pomeroy: Betty Herald, Middleport; Rosalie Wright, Langsville. Discharged - Nara Har~ man, Elizabeth H.alfhill, Mila Hudson, Raymond Hartley, Hurdle Nelson, Margie Wyatt. SERVICES PLANNED Church services will be held at Red Brush Church of Christ, Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Sunday morning services wiU be held at 10 a.m. Denver Hill or Foster, W. Va., will be the · guest speaker. The public is invited. JURY NOTICE PT. PLEASANT - Petit jurors are advised to report to Judge James Lee Thompson in Mason County Circuit Court, SepU7 at 9:25a.m. instead of September 10 as previously announced. Club will sew for ER squad A dozen sheets anrl a dozen the treasurer's report, and cravats will be ' "a de by Mrs. Evelyn Gilmore read the members of the Sew-Rite- minutes of the previous Sewing Club for the Pomeroy meeting. Named as hostesses Emergency Squad. for the next meeting were Mrs. Meeting Wedne!day night at Flo ·strickland and Mrs . the club house, Mrs. Barbara Collins. Mullen presided at the session · Mrs. Martha Hoffman and when plans were made to do Mrs . Donna Handley served some sewing for the squad. open face sand~~:iches, chips ,Mrs. Mildred Wells r.eceived a and soft drinks. Attending birthday gift from her secret besides those named were Mrs. sister, and Mrs. Shirley Baity Lenora McKnight, Mrs. Ann received both birthday and Browning, Mrs. Lucy White, anniversary gifts. Mrs. Mildred Wells and Mrs . Mrs. Pandora Collins gave Betty Wehrung . pomeroy national bank the bonk of the century established 1872 • FDIC FLOWERS MAIN OFFICE Mon ., Tues ., Wed ., Thurs . 9 a .m .· l p.m. Friday 9a.m . to 7 p.m . Saturday 9a .m . to 12 Noon For All Occasions ' ..,._...,......,...,.~.....,,......,...,. We Wire Flowers Everywhere QUTLAND BQANCH Mon ., Tues ., Wed ., Sat., 9a .m.·3 p.m , Thursday 9a .m . to 12 Noon Friday 9a .m . to7p .m . , ~ 992-2039 Porn eroy Flower Shop "Going one step further" Mrs. Millard Varl Meter Ph. 992-5721 Ph. 992·20J9 You'll Really Love This Group! I. Returning This Week WATER WHEEL 4-PIECE GROUP WITII VOCALIST They Play Everything! . POMEROY FINF.'i LEVIED Appearing before, Meigs County Common Pleas Judge John c. Bacon Saturday on charges of possession and cultivation of marijuana were Rebecca Jane Chatfield and Eric Ritter. Chatfield was fliled $50 and costs and Ritter $7S. The two were apprenehded on June II and bound over to the grand jury June 29. DIVORCE.SUIT. FILED Judith Simons, Rt. I, Shade, has filed suit for divorce in Meigs County Common Pleas Court against Jeffrey Simona, Athens·; charging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Notlct SHOOTING match , Corn Hollow Gun Club . Turn first right after Miles Cemetery, --·- ---------- JEANS ARE HERE . ~24-34. Both girls won ,1,000 ac:bolarshlpe which go along with polnta given ln each category, 50 points for Mlas 3 killed in crash BELLEFONTAINE, Ohio (UPI) - Three persona were killed In a car-truck coWslon near here late Thursday, Iii· cludillg two members of the West Uberty.Salem Junior High footbaU .team returning home from Jl'&clice, the State Highway Patrol 'said. · Five others, lncludillg four meniberaofthe team, were seriously liljured. The ac:booll! located ill West Uberty on the Logan-Champaign county line. Killed were the driver of the DAVTOMEET Meigs Chapter 53 DAV will meet Monday at 7:30p.m. at the chapter home on Butternut Ave. Refreshments will . be served. All members are urged to attend. .I LODGE TO CONFER Harrisonvllle Lodge 411 F&AM will meet Saturday at 7:30 p.m. to confer the FeUowcraft Degree. Refreshments will be served. car, Phillip &berts, 46, of West Uberty, hi! son, Jay, 13, and Chrla HaD, 13, also of West Uberty. In crlti011l condition at St. Rlt's Hoapltal Iii Lima were Todd Hoatetler, 13, and Scott Boyd, 13. David Kennedy, 13, was flown by helicopter to Children's Hoepltal In Columbus where he was listed In poor condition. All of the youths were froiJI We$! Ubertr. · Anotber West Uberty youth, Aaron Brown, 13, was treated for minor Injuries at Mary Ratan Hoepltal here and released. The youths wt!re being drtven home by Roberts when his car collided with a liquid fer· tilizer truck on U.S. 68 In Olampaign County about a mile and a half south of the W. gan County line. The highway patrol said the truck, driven by Delphos Kauffman, ,59, of West Uberty, apparently pulled off . a side road Into the path of the Roberts car. Kauffman was taken to Mercy Hospital iii Urbana where he was · listed in satisfactory condition . we never •nnouncecl. • Mill America, Terry Amt. MttWUIIII, dlncecl for lbe flrll time ThllfadiY lllld 1111111 two numbers lnciU(ilnl "Son of 11Prucher Min," welrinl f. short red drtll and • allnpw gold 111r ~lice. ' Ill• has jUIII recovered fnlm 8 bout with pnewnonla tnd •11; . only allowed to ling wen; neiday nlgl!t beciiUIO palfllll~ olflciala and doctors felll'td dancblg might be blld for her bealth. Mlas DUnoil, the 2S-year-old · Colleen Ann Mettemlc:b WOII'' the talent categorY Wedneaday and Judy Hleke, Mill Willconsln won the sw!mlult· ' ' Jl'IZe. The pageant continues : Friday nlghi with three more : wtnneni, and the final show II , Satllfday when the 53-year~ld ," pageant will be televised for the 20th year In a row. By El)zabelh Phllllpe GALJ.IPOLIS - Older residents of Gullipollo recoil thot pnrt of o hot Sunduy afternoon or evenlns drive "to cool off" alwoy• included a drive through the groW1ds of the Gallipolis State Institute where sculptured shrubbery Wld many flower beds were admired. If one hud 5111nll children In the car, he always had to stop at the Farm Cottage to permit the children to watch the many wild ducks ut home in the form pond. . The furm cottage has given way to industrial development now and the pond ond wild ducks ore no longer o part or the GS!scene. However, this year an attempt has been made to return to the days when there were muny flower beds, porch boxes and borders of colorful flowers . There [s one difference however. The work is being done individually by 130 residents who accepted these projects. 1 Because or the wet spring, much credit for the plants must go to the mon in charge JUDGES OF WORK - Mrs. James 'ntus and Mrs. Joe Bollil of Rutland were of the GSI Greenhouse, Clinton Smith, who judges for !he flower and garden project~ at the Gallipolis State Institute. with his resident helpers und much hard work, storied the many hundreds of SIMMONS WINS BIP awarded a contract by the Gallla CoUnty coleus, periwinkle, gernniwns, marigolds, Board of Elections to print ba.llots for the petW11as, gourds and cannos, to GAU.IPOUS - Simmons Prlilting November General Election. The low bid zinnias, name but il few. These were placed in Company, 460 Second Ave., has been was $1,870.58, small pent pots so when suitable weather j • SEOEMSAIDS ' The Meigs unit of the Southeast Ohio Emergency Medlcah Service answered two calla ' Thursday, at4 :05p.m. The unit went 1o Route 1, Racine, for ' Paul Burton who was Ill. He ' was taken to the Veterartt, Administration Hospital In Huntington. At 7:55 p.m., unit went to a Middleport caf- ~ for Patricia Barrett. She was" taken to Veterans Memorial , Hospllal. • ' cool Sunday. High$ in the 70s. Probable ·showers southeast. Lows • Sundn night in the 50s. Mondlly cool and cloudy. Main at Sycamore POMEROY, OHIO Your Invited Guest Reaching More Than 12,000 Families Otrooled To. Tlu! Creater Middle Ohio YallJ!V 30 PAGES 3 SECTIONS ' ' VOL ENTERS HOSPITAL , Miss Thelma M. Grueaer, 1~ Plum St., Pomeroy, entered Veterans Memorial Hospltalu a medical paUent Tbursda)l: night. Her room number Ia 134. · NO. 32 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1973 ' Gallipolis-Point Pleasant Pomeroy-Middleport MIDDLEPORT . - A collective bargaining agreement which provides for additional expenditures of about $13,000 in pay increases and fringe benefits hils been · approved by the Meigs Local School District Board of Education for Meigs Chapter 17 of the Ohio Association of Public School Employes. Non-teachlilg employes of the district make up the . membership of the chapter. The agreement followed several plannipg and dillcussion sessions. / Under the terms aU employes ·lri the barliabiinRlWllt are to receive a 10 cent an hour pay Increase beginning the first of the curreqt school year. AU employes are granted permission to attend the annual district OAPSE meeting without loss of pay providing 'classes ate not in session locally. The nUinber of delegates as prescribed ln the Ohio State OAPSE constitution and bylaws will be permitted to attend the annual OAPSE conference without loss of pay lor the required OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 PM SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT-SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9 PM .' . i' I Jane Colby Fall Special Sulfur rule is relaxed FORGomN CEMETERY -" One of Pom;,..y's forgotten and abandoned cemeteries Ilea off MUlberry Ave. near the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Evans and the Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Perrin. The only headstone standillg is this one bearing the name of William Hemesley, born June 22, 1828; died Dec. 9, 1887, over JOO·years ago. Young Jon Pmln,'son of the Rev. and Mrs. Perrin, stands beside the grave IIUirker. There is another smaller marker, unreadable, closeby. The entire Hemealey iot at one time was fenced with an ornate iron fence . Only one section of that stands Iii the wooded area which once served as a cemetery in the community. COLUMBUS (UP!) - The executive vice president of the Ohio School Boards Association said Friday· "Ohio teachers hove no more right to strike than the average citizen has robblilg a bank." . "Both are violations of Ohio low and it is time that public school employes, parents and taxpayers recognize the facta," said David B. Martin . "It Is dif:rlcult to understood how teachers; with their responsibility to l)oys nnd girls, can be selective ol what lows they choose to obey." Mortin, reacting to teachers strikes which continue in Youngstown, Campbell and the Federal Hocking School District in Athens County, said the OSBA, a non-profit organization representing 94 pet. of the stole's school boords,. is keeping close JaneCdby R8glllaf 15.00 PANTS Sale 7'' GROUP 2 Regular 13.00 & 14.00 Sale TOPS 6'' 5~' Big Selection Of Styles, Sizes, Colors. All First Quality Use Our Free Parking Lois On Second Street and At Our Mechanic Street Warellouse ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . f ' COLUMBUS - Gov. John J. Gilligan has announced approval of a $1,394 grant to the village of Middleport in Meigs County to Improve law enforcement radio communications. The grant will be matched locally with $465, and is one of hundreds ol proJects funded annually through lhe Gilligan administration's Comprehensive State Plan for Criminal Justice.· Tax levy endorsed touch on the strikes. The OSBA offered the following advice to the school boards: -Every ,effort should be made by the local boards to keep schools open with qualified substitutes. - Under no conditions should teachers tie paid for the period they are on strike. Tickets on sale at 6 places in Meigs - Legal action against state and local employe orgnnlzations is ·encouraged If they ore responsible for any·destruction of property during the strike. "Disobeying the low is a situation which cannot be ignored," Mortin said. "School employes have individual con· tracts in which they agree to perform services for a specified sum. They hove a moral und legal obligotion to honor them." eventually to become non-productive wards of lhe state. The Rev. Robert Bumgarner, vicepresid.ent, presented the question to lhe club which meets Iii Heath United Methodist Church where he Is the pastor, He urged the club to support it j)ecauae he "is convinced organizations like Rotary and the churches must become Involved m hwnaniterian projects." He further advised that even If the membe'rshlp tllrned lhe proposal down, "the club can still meet in his church." Speaking strongly Iii support of the endorsement was Rotarian Bernard Fultz. Rev. Bwngarner said he will present the question to the Meigs CoW1ty CoW1cll of Ministers for its endorsement. It was made clear that the community school would be under authority of the Meigs County 169 Board for the Mentally Retarded which has the income from a one mill levy to operate the school. President Harold Hubbard Presided. Guests introduced were Max Horton, manager of the Allied Block Co., of New Haven, W. Va ., a new resident of Mid· dleport, and Dr. Carl Wood and Dr. Harry King, both of the GaUlpolls club. Ladles of Heath Church served dinner. GEA ·s ays st,..ike successful Regular 11.00 & 12.00 Sale Middleport receives $1,394 radio grant who desires deductions and ali contracts days worked and computed from the date with employes has stipulated annual base the negotiated contract Is signed. · salary, hourly rate, hours per day, hours. Seniority, the agreement says, shall be per week, weeks per year and the number defined as the length of service within a of days per year employed, the total particular classification computed from number of paid holidays and vacation the last date of hire in that classification. days, thus illUstrating the total number of All buildings in the district shall be posted . days worked and total number of days with .notice of occurring v~cancies, both paid. . new and estabUahed, Including bua routes The board.has agreed to establish job for a minimum of three working days. descriptions for each classilication and to All employes of the board are to be permit association representatives to granted two buainess or emergency leave liSSisl as consultants in preparing such days. · descriptions. ' . Allll and 12-month employes are to be ' The board agreed to adopt a grievance pennitted to take vacations at any time procedure following a . paltel'l! which from .close of school until two weekll prior provides that any grievance sluUi be first . to the ·opening of school. The only exdiscussed informally with the principal or ception to this wiD be bus mechaniC~~ who immediate supervisor. If not resolved, the may not take vacation during th!! six problem then goes Iii writing to the prin- weeks prior to . bus lilspecUon. All emcipai or supervisor. If not · resolved, the ployes handling lunchroom monies are 'to problem then goes to the superintendent, be' bonded. Cost of such bond is to be paid and if not resolved finally to the board of by the board. education. Total cost of the wage lncreaae and Dealing with seniority, the agreement fringe benefits provided under the provides that substitute employes shall agreement is $13,000, accordlilg to Bill accrue seniority based upon the number of (Cdontinued ·on page 11) I GROUP 3 PANTS AND TOPS number of days. Cooks at the Bradbury Elementary School are to be paid for hours worked during the camping trip Iii the summer. All cooks are to be given one day prior to the school opening for thoroughly cleaning of kitchens at the regular rate of pay for that day. The agreement provides that all bus drivers are to be covered by liability in· surance increasep.to the maximum by law to S400,000. All bu~ drivers are lobe paid at the ra\e of $I.~ an hour for aU hours o~ the road \involving · mechBrlical or accident breakdown. '.' ' All cwstodian shifts are io be con· ' inuolis nine hours, eight hours of work and one hour for lll!loh, with no requiremeht to leave a building and relllfn at another time. Some custodial help in the past has been working on a split shift. The agreement provides that the board is to deduct fromwages of employes the dues to the employes' association upon written authorization from each employe . COLUMBUS (UP!) - 'The Ohio En· MIDDLEpORT - A proposed 'h·mill vironmental Protection Agency (EPA), levy for 20 years to match with state funds battling a shortage of low-sulfur coal and to build . a Meigs County air pollution abatement equipment is Community School was endorsed by the changing its sulfur oxide control strategy Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club Friday to concentrate on the most critical areas of night. the stole. The levy, which will be on the The EPA proposed Friday to seek a November ballot, would produce ap:. two-year delay in imposing strict sulfur proximately $250,!)00. The ·state would oxide emission regulations in 61 of Ohio's match ·the sum. Mrs. Jeanne Thomas, 8ll counties. director of the school which opened slx Meigs and Gnllia, where the giant years ago on a small scale supported Gavin plant is less than a year from entirely by parents, presented the "story completion, will not hove to meet strict for the lax levy" to the club a week ago. standards by 1975. The school, if built, would serve an EPA Director !rn L. Whiimnn told estimated 85 persons regarded as needillg newsmen, clean fuels and scarce the kind of ~pecial instruction it would obotement equipment will be diverted to POMEROY - Advanced sale tickets offer. The alternative for such persons is the other 'l1 countie~-- mainly In urbun for the Farm Science Review are on sale at areos - where high suifur oxide emissions six locations in the county, according to C. might be affecting public health. E. Blakeslee, County Extension Agent JEEP PUSHED DOWN HILL Top priority counties, which will be The . Farm Science Review will be held 1 GALLIPOLIS - Gallia County. helped in meeting a July I, 1975 dendilne near the Don Scott Airfield northwest or Sheriff's Deputies Saturday morning infor curtailing excess sulfur oxide, ore Columbus on September 18, 19 and 20. vestigated a vandalism complaint at the Allen, Ashtobula, Colwnbiano, CUyahoga, Advanced tickets at $1 each are Jefferson , Lucas, Monroe, Summit und available from Dale Kautz, L!mdmark, Gallia County Children's, Home. Mrs. Bales, matron at the home, said someone Trwnbull. Sugar Run Mill, Soil {;onservation, A.S.C. Secondary counties, also under the Office, and the Extension Office. Tickets pushed her jeep down a hillside. The vehicle crashed through a fence causing de<~dllne, ore Belmont, Butler, Coshocton, at lhe gate will cost $2. moderate damage. (Continued on page II) Tough stand urged GROUP 1 PRICE 20 CENTS Raise won by non ·teachers • Check us for price and quality . lOLA'S FOUR RESIDENTS of the GaUipolls State Institute check their flllwer garden prior to tile judging Thursday by Mrs. James Titus and Mrs. Joe Bolin of Rutland. tmts Co~tinued u..:,. llnally arrived, they were blooming and ready for planting. or course, not all residents were cuntent wiU1 potted plants. Some elected to start their own plants from seed ; others took over volunteer plants which they corelully respaced to form u uniform border along walkll and in bare corners or ·the cottnges where IIIey reside. Some even ventured to plant vegetables in plot• set aside for this purpose and have reulized n neat prorlt on what they produced. The gardening and beautification of gruunds project was a small part of the large humanization· project at GSI which has been W1der woy some time now. One aim Is to mok~ 'living quarters lor residenta just a bit more like home. Ail pnrticlpotion in the gardening project was entirely voluntary on the part or the residents . Groundskeepers and helpers prepared soil ior planting with Mr. Bob Roberts, chairman of the committee, the coordinator. Insofar as possible, the resident was permitted to decide what he or she would like to plant. Each area had a volunteer employee · who offered help with cultivati on and suggestion s for im· provement. To make the project just o little more meaningful for those residents (Continued on page ll) + Weather ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . Rutland . Facto r,Y c; hoked guns only. Sunday , Sept . 9, 1 p.m . . 9·7-2tc ...... "!felt a Uttinolf conaclolll," aald Mill Mu• blcblllf at ConvenUon HaU. ''My father has alwaya told me l have a lhlipe Uke a boy lnd I have snake hipa," admitted the petite dancer, who meuure.s ' SLATE HOMECOMING ALFRED - J. B. and the Tiny Ttlo, · The Brotherhood Quar~t and the Gospelettes from Vienna, W. Va., wlll be the leatured singers at the annual homecoming of the Alfred United Methodist Church which has been set for Sunday, Sept. 16. There wiU be lhe usual morning services lollowed by a basket dinner and an afternoon program. The p~bli c is invited. Back To School 992-3629 to land at Amman. The drama began two days ago in Paris when the gunmen took over tiM. Saudi Arabian Embassy and soiled the hostage11. They demanded lhe release of Abou Daud, a Paltllltinlan g~~errilla leader serving a life aentence in Jordan. DeDIIDCI Repeated They repealed the demand at Cairo, where the plane made a one·hOIIf refueUing stop Thursday night after French authorities allowed them and their Saudi Arabian hostages to leave aboard a special Syrian Airlines Caravelle jet. An airport spokeaman in Kuwait said the . guerrillas early today demanded and received from the government a Kuwait Airlines Boelilg 7lYI jetliner. father used to teau her because lhe bad a "llhape like a boy." Thurldly nlgbt 1111 woo the •wlmault competition ln lhe 191• Mlu Amer~a pageant. · Mlas Maya, 23, ol Mercer Island, Wall! ., aald lhe used lo swim well but now "Juat paddles around." Sle was joined ln the winner's circle Thur~y night by Mis.!l Louisiana, Debbie Ward, DAUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mrs. William King, Pomeroy, are announcing the birth of a daughter, Teresa Marie King, at the O'Bienesa Memorial !Jospital ln Athens. The infant weighed five pounds, four ounces. Mr. and Mrs. King have two other daughters, Mary Jane, five, and Cindy Kay, two. Grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. Edward P. King, Pomeroy; and Mrs. Mary Davis, Athens. Walter Ellis, Pomeroy, is a great-grandfather. Mrs. King has been caring for the children during her daughterin-law's hospitalization. SATURDAY NIGHT 10 TIL2 THE MEIGS INN Flowers return to GSI grounds ' ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. 21, of Baton Rouce, who Mftllo Wlrd for talent tnd ll for M1M libya. Evtnl!!l wirllen (UP!) - Lealie Am Maya' the 5,~ peno111 here. MONEY RETURNED State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson has reported the distributivn of $75,391,856.27 to Ohio's 88 counties in revenue derived from the Intangible lax on financial institutions and securities dealers. Meigs County's share is ~75,934.06 . We have money to loan you. It's our business. You 'll find' our rates ~re low. Our service courteo.us. Stop in. Ask about our "Face Saver" Loan . pomerO'j Arab guerrillas Swimsuit winner 'boyish '? aown land in Kuwait DEADLINE NOTED CHESHIRE - Max Haffelt, elemenlary principal in the Kyger Creek Local School District, today Issued a reminder that Tue!day, Sept II is the deadline for parents who wish to enroll their children in the district's kindergarten. Kindergarten classes are held daily at Cheshire-Kyger Elementary School • I • GALLIPOLIS - A Gallipolis. Education Assn. spokesman said Saturday last Tuesday's teilcher work stoppage wos ]or success in occompllshlng its 0 ~a The three demands !hot the ~":c~~rs asked the board to meet in o letter of August 27 1973 were all nci)ieved : (l) rescinded the $10 per year per teacher salary Increase for the purpose of negotiating ''these funds ; (2) suspended any lur\her ocUon on aeverance J»>Y policy until negotiations proceed on that policy, d (3) opening of negotiallons as agreed ~~In th~ negotiation procedure previously signed by both parties In Murch, 1912.. The iPokesmun ~ who asked hla nome be withheld - went on to say1 that the teacbers felt II the board had adhered to the negotiations contract with ihe auoclation and agreed 10 bargain in good faith Ute strike would have been avoided. ltema the teoohe,. desire to negotiate such 81 claa size, len&th of school day, bnd evahtallon procedures will improve tho instrucUon m the schools and benefit the children Of the community. ll was also pointed out that at no time did the teachers seek a soiory increase and that .the $70 per yeor in.crease was a uniloteral decision or the board. Finally, the teacher spokesman stoted that the GEA regrets thot such dreastic action as a work stoppage had to occur before the board and superintendent recognized such serious problems existed. The GEA olso hopes that in the future Uoe generpl public and individual citizens will become more. lntorostcd and mo1·e Involved In the operation of their own school system. The loco! association also asked that the letter below by Mrs. Lois Huehnltin the "Ohio Schools" magazine of Aprll27, 1973 be reprinted (Mrs. Hueholt tnught at Southwestern High School last term, and since has moved to Pennsylvania) : "CurrenUy In our urea student needs ..' • ' \ · ore lost sight or by crowding too mony st~dents into a s t~dy hall or classroom w1thout adequate supervision or purpose. Our high school age doughier was recently hit in the eye by a penny thrown in a study hall o( several hundred students. Last year lhe same eye was injured by a screw taken from the bleachers In a drivers education class of 425 students being held In the gymnasium . Other students hove been hit by fishing sinkers, flush cubes, coins, papers, etc. The teacher is olwoys blamed wheh injuries occur such ns our daughter's, but is It .the ~ocher's fault when the class is so large . "We are too quick to accept shortcuts to cut costs, to overloud teachers with lmpoulble situations and by so doing lose sight of our supreme goul. II is shortsighted to overloud teachers so they ore W10ble to exercise their professional skills ond become nolhlng more than policemen." PTA BOARD - OffiCers or the Washington Schoof PTA Friday planned the organization's first meeting schl!duled at 7 : 1~ p.m. Monday In the school cafeteria. "Meet the Teachers" is the theme for Monday's program. Attending were, seated left, Martha MacKenzie, Ellen Wood, Betty Marchi, Joy Penderg•st, Cookie Johnson and Nell Sanders; second row, Anne Jenkins, Miriam Pertlnger, Mary Mulato, Dorothy Gordon, Saundra Koby, Shirley Dailey, Maxine Schilling; Joan Schlnldl, and A(!nea Board. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. 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