https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c865b6ca57095c287296d7faec6ddfc2.pdf 74bca4900324f22cb53fa74928132590 PDF Text Text , 24- The Sunday Times . Sentinel. Sunday, Sept. 9, 1973 State~s F~m 'S cience Review bigger than ever Teenager hit .. by movinR: car POMEROY- Gene Hawley, 14, of Middleport, was taken to the Holzer Medical Center by the Pomeroy ER squad at obout 10:45 p.m. Friday for treatment of a possible leg fracture suffered when he was struck by a car on E. Main St.' Police said Hawley ran into the path of a car driven east by Gregory McCarty, 18, Cheshire. The vehicle was not dumnged . No charge was filed against McCarty . At 4.p.m. Friday two cars had minor damuges when their outside door mirrors hit as the vehicles passed on Nye Ave. Drivers were Terry Roach. Be!leville, · and Paul · Mildebrand of Parkersburg . No charge was filed. Car demolished POMEROY - A car was demolished Friday and its passengers taken Ia ter to Veterans Memol'iat Hospital for observation. Robert Beegle of the Meigs County Sheriff's Dept. said Charles David Sonderl;, 31, Van Wert, was traveling west on county road 26, one and onefourth mile west of SR 7 when he topped a hill with a slight turn to his left. The car went off lhe highway, struck a culvert, turned over on its top, and skidded another 40 feet. In the car with Sonders were his wife, 410-year old son, 11· monlh old daughter, and his mother-in-law, Bernick Shook. No citation was issued. By C. E. Blltkeslet' t:xl. Ag~nl, A_llrle. POMEROY - Over IOOMeigs County farmers, wives, boy~ . the NEW in FARMING and ~rls, attended the Farm Science Review at Columbus last year. This year's 11th Ohio State Farm Science Review will be held september 18, 19, Hnd 20 from 7 a.m. to Sp.m. at U•e Don Scott Airport in ~lumbus where hundreds of tents wlll rl just west of the runwayl. Advanced sale tickets cost $1 each. Tickets at the gate wtll cost $2. Tickets may~ 1111ed any one of the three days. Those as.slsting in ticket sales in MelliS County are thl! Meigs County ASCS Office. the Meigs County Sail Conservation Service Office, Sugar Run Flour MIU, and Meigs County Landmark store. Group orders or Individual tickets may also be secured Mason County schools show slight increase over 1972 MIKE WISE GALLIPOLIS _ Mlk" PT. PLEASANT· - Mason Wise. 8 sophomore at the County $Chools ~pened with Ohio State u11 iverslty, 6,2SOstudents, a shght mcrease College of Agriculture, Is ,. over last year, Supt. Charles partt~ipattng In a·'four·hour WIMther·s satd Thursday . credit course of stude'nt any questions have been observing-teaching In the asked about .supplies, books voca tional agriculture .and fees ordmartly expected department ol Gatlla when school terms open, but AcademyHlghSchooi.Larry Supt. Wtthers ;xplamed that Marr, Vo-Ag Instructor at thr ough the ftve-year levy GAHS is cooperating with voters passed m January th•s Mike' in the four-week year, these have been program. Mike, a former provided. The averag_e amount member of the Hannan expended on each cluld ts $46, Trace FFA chapter and an wlufh IS saved parents . . American Farmer, Is also p enty of food was on hand working with Dr. William E. for school opemng although · Johnston DVM in Hen· there were no commodtlles to derson, ' w. 'Va., ·· as supplement the hot lunch veterinary assistant. Mike's future plans hang between continuing iu agricultural · education, or punuh\g a HUNTINGTON - Scouting career In veterinary and Cub seouting provide a medicine. type of training for boys from 8 through 17 difficult to duplicate ' in other kinds of youth activities according to Bob E. Myers, president of the TriState Area Council, Boy Scouts of America. "The nien and women who program. School officials do not . expect these to be as plentiful as in the past. Clothing is available for disadvantaged children at this tilnc when each child receives $30. Also a clothing bank is being set up to provide distribul ion from a central point. "Thousands of dollars have been spent on new fw·nishings, all class rooms have been painted in the past two years and many curricular iOl· provements · have been made, Supt. Withers observed. Mason County is ahead in its Special Education program for Volunteers make Scouting go Proven yields are continued children that qualify, with this becotlllng mandatory next year. On curricula improvements, the math program has been expa nded considerably, an additional speech lherapist has been added, there is another music specialist, two art teachers and a Right To Read program to add to educational offerings. Mason Grade School is enjoying its new cafeteria for the first lime, while those at New Haven and North Point were opened the past school term . Construction continues on Wahama High's Library and ofricials are hoperul it· will be completed and furnished when before February evaluation for the North Central Association is expected. Teachers have been added at Hannan, Point Pleasant, Wahama High Schools a.nd Point Pleasant Junior High, due to the upgrading in Driver's Education, Art, English and Business Education. In reference to the past school year, Supt. Withers disclosed that it ended "with a substantial balance in school funds and all budget areas in go"'l'financial shape." Also Supt. Withers personally thanked teachers, principals and others for helping in making last year a successful one, while looking forward to ano\her. AIRMAN MENDENiiALL MIDDLEPORT - Airman Richard J. Mendenhall, son o( Mrs. Betty Forsman, ·546 . Pearl St., has been assigned . to Keesler AFB, Miss., after completing Air Force basic training. He . has . been assigned to the Technical Training Center at Keesler for specialized training in the armament systems field. Mendenhall is a 1973 graduate of Meigs High School. VISITS COLUMBUS MIDDLEPORT - Mrs. Frank Betz has returned home after a month's visit In Columbus with Mrs. Brooks Lamb. SPORTSMEN TO MEET POll-lEROY ..., The Meigs County Fish . and Game' 'Association will meet Wednesday, Sept. 12, at 7:30p.m, at Syracuse Club room. from the Mel8! County Cooperative E~tetllllon Service Office or by calltng 99z.M95. Commercial displays will set a record thla year, says Dale friday, manager of the Review. '111e number wlll be higher than last y~r·s 261 displays, and some other e~hiblt.ors have ell• panded space. )11uch of the Review's 700 acres will be used for Delct demonstrations that wll! include plowing, dlsk(ng, harvesting, stlage filling and other farm uses. The value of farm machloery on display will exceed $!1,000,000. · Crops for harvest are progressing nicely, according tq . Friday, wbo says, "We have some of the ~st weed contr~ demonstrations we've ever had ." ~ Farmers' search for better crops will be re!lected by thor~ large numbers of commercial demonstration plots. For corn, .thl! . number of different hybrids is 3-40, up from 3221asl year. Ther(, are 30 soybean varieties, compared with t9 last year, and 'J:t ' alfalfa varieties compared with last year's 18. , A new feature this year will be short programs in the in:; formation tent designed to tell visitors what \hey will see In the. educational exhibits at the Review. This wiU Include a 1()-lo I~ minute slide, tape, and ltve presentation, Intended to provide better view ollnteresting displays around the Review grounds~ You ~an attend these programs any time between 8 a.m. and ) p.m. . Following this hourly program, and for t)lose who WISh in formation on "concerns of today," OSU faculty members wnt give mini-talks . .For perhaps 20 minutes, each authority wll discuss such items as buying meat, Identifying and controlllnil:~ insects, growing and selecting Christmas trees, and outdoo recreation. Plans call for 21 different mini-talks during th.e tht~ days, with a different faculty member presenting each subject • 8ehedules of the various programs will be available. " In addition to the usual colorful gardens of flowers, this~ year's Review will have a special herb garden with a completely· new layout. Mrs. Margaret Coon, technical assistant in hor•O: ticulture, says the herb garden will display the total use of plants ~ in our lives - food, additives to enhance our food, dyes, in, secticides, and medicines. The display will show people that ' some things they use every day come from plants, she explains. , A returning attraction will be the operating sorghum mill, complete with mules. And, as i!l some past years, the Review w!U • feature a collection of types of corn from around the world. : Educational exhibits will be prepared by 14 deparlments of ~ the Ohio State University College of Agriculture and Home • Economics and the Ohio Agricultural Research and Develop- • ment Center. This year, the new Agricultural Technical ltllltltute ~ at Wooster will also have an exhibit. ·: Persons with plant or insect problems are invited to bring ~ lheflliO the Plant Pathology and Entomology clinic. The clinic • will provide expert advice on plant disease diagnosis and insect ~ identification: ' · t Exhibits and live demonstrations featuring many "Ideas for , · Better Living" will be offered in the Home Economics tent each : day. The exhibits will be open from 8:30 to 4:30. Uve demon- • stration wiU start at 9:30. · -, Displays in the Conservation area will show the latest In .:: recreation equipment and conservation practices. .,,. On September 18, 19 and 20 the action will be at the 71)()..acre' Farm Science Review site near Don Scott Airfield. Visitors will get a complete view of modern farming in Ohio. ' i ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY It can help pay soaring hospital and aurgical bills. A State F'arm Hospital /Surgi- Sale! Kroehler Living Room Suites, Sofas and love Seats cal p61 lcy can help pay for your hospital room, medicine and medical services received in the hospital, and surgical · e~epen.ses. L~t you now. · me show FURNITURE DEPARTMENT, lMIRD FLOOR Snowden P. hon~ ·-446· 4290 Home446-4518 l l ototliUOI A p 7168.1 STAT£ FARM MUTUAl ~VI UII l l llf 1 .~$V~It.(( ~~~,· ~ ~ Homo Olfl<• ' Slooi llllft glon, llb ~•l• SUBSIDY PAlO POMEROY - State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson reported a total of $224,739.58 distributed in August to the stale's 811 counties as a general relief subsidy. Meigs County's share was $415.64. AND LOAN co. COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY- RETROACTIVE TO JULY 1, 1973 • • PHONE •";".II .. ,. ,'• •..y Sale Starts Monday, September lOth at 9:30AM Free delivery , Use our sensible credit service OHIO Constitution to maintain the confidentiality of presidential conversatiOns must run lhe gamut of a. broadly .held sentiment that the claim is probably unjust and therefore presumably unsound, " the brief said . VOL XXV N0.103 POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Devoll!d To The lnteruu Of The~ Meigs-Mcuon Area MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1973 Paula Vornholt killed Sunday Gallia County recorded its third highway. fatality of the year a\ 3 a.m. Sunday when Paula Kay Vornholt, 21, of 446 Spruce St. Extension, Gallipolis, died ,of injuries suffered \n a headon collision at 12:44 a.m. on Rt. 7, one and six tenths miles south of Gallipolis. Miss Vornholt died in Holzer Medical Center. Driving the other vehicle was James M. Fisher, 17, of Rt. 2, Gallipolis. Fisher was admitted to Holzer Medical Center for treatment of a fractured ankle and facial lacerations. Elberfelds In Pomeroy • ' i Paul~ Kay Vornholt was born l\<lay 12, 1952 at Charleston, W.Va. to James E. and Kathleen Mollohan Vornholt.In addition to her parents, she is survived by a brother, James, and her maternal grandmother, Mrs. Ethel Mollohan, both of Gallipolis. She was a 1970 graduate of Galli~ Academy High School, atten\{~d Morehead State University and graduated from Ohio University on June 9 this year. Miss Vornholt was recently employM- at the-Hamilton County Welfare Department in Cincinnati. She was a member o( the Ohio Youth Choir which loured Europe in 1970, the St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, and the Ohio Youth Choir Alumnus. She was engaged to marry Mark Walker of Gallipolis in December. Funeral services will Qe COLUMBUS - UNION OFFICIAJ.S at Columbus Coated Fabrics urged employes in the print shop to stay oft Uie job today .. despite assurances from the company step!l had been taken to eradi~ate a mysterious nerve Illness that has stricken at least 11 • workers. Corwin Smith, president of Textile Workers of America • Local 487 representing some 90 print shop workers, said the " measures are · Inadequate, and charged employes are being , encooraged to return to unsalc conditions. (Continued on Page 61 ., COACIJ CHANCEY- The score ended 25-18 in favor of Point Pleasant's Big Blacks Friday night at Marauder Stadium, a revolting development that Coach Charles Chancey wo~ld have much preferred to avoid, as his deep study above mdlcates. 'fo his right are Marauder end Melvin · Cremeans (84) and fullback Robbie Eason (32) . Now You Know enttne ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. - REBECCA ANN KING of Sterling, Colo ..• a blonde, blue-eyed farmer's daughter who won the Miss America 1974 contest this weekend, Sonday described herself as "very conservative" but said she believes marijuana should be legalized. . The 5-9 beauty said she herself has never·Smoked the Illegal weed but its possession and use should be legalized "because you can't legislate lor Individuals." She did "a little env~lope­ stufflng" for President Nixon's re-election campaign this year, she said. Visit the Third Floor Furniture Department - take time to look at these fine Kroehler living room pieces. Select what you. like and save. •' THE GALLIPOLIS SAVINGS and LOAN COMPANY SAVINGS SINC£ 1886" . . '· ' Includes our entire stock of Kroehler Living Room Furniture There's an excellent selection of styles, fabrics and colors. · % IH THIS AR£A .. • S\]LPHUR WELL, KY. - THREE PERSONS were killed Sunday, one by one, when they were overcome by poisonous fumes whtle cleaning an underground septic tank. Two more were hospitalized. Authorities said one man fell into the tank, , apparently overcome by fumes, and the others were asphyxiated as they were lowered one by one Into the tank In futile rescue attempts. The dead were Identified as Babe Porter, 63, his son Duke, and Ricky Jessie, 17, all of Glasgow, Ky. Hospitalized after breathing the fumes were David Smith and James T. Edwards, both of Metcalfe County. ) EQUALS ANNUAL YlfJ.D OF ... CERTIFICATES The presidential Jawyef8 said the clamor over the Watergate affair had created a climate In which longestablished · constitutional principles were In dsnger of. being violated . They urged the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D!Btrlct of Columbia to make Ita judgment "in calrttneiJB and not (be) moved by the passions of the moment" upholding the President's right to maintain the confidentiality of his office. "Ills no exaggeration to saY that the revelations of Watergate have so sharpened the public appetlte for more revelations .thal the claim of a · presidential right and responsibility under the I COLD BAY, ALASKA - THE ROCKY FACE of 4,834-foot MI. Dutt.on and the mists of the Aleutian Islands today kept investigators from reaching the wreckage of a World Airways DC8 in which six men died. ! The plane, carrying a cargo of tires, ~rashed Saturday on a landing approach in fog and drizzle. The wreckage was sighted Sunday morning during a break in the heavy overcast that usually hangs,over the Alaska peninsula. Dave Krueger, a pilot for Reeve Aleutian Airlines, spotted the wreckage of the DC8 . approximately 1,400 feet from the top of the mountain, 19 miles southeast of the Cold Bay Airport. ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS THE HIGHEST YIELD PAID ON SAVINGS Continued cool, low tonight in high 50s. Cloudy Tuesday, high in the 70S. Slight chance of rain southeast. By United Press International ATHENS, OffiO - J . RALSTON WERUM, attorney for the Mellon National Bank and Trust Co. of Pittsburgh which paid $4.7 million for the Lakeview Dormitory Apartment Complex near Ohio University here Friday, said the bank plans to remodel and sell the unit in about a year. The apartments were sold at sheriff's auction after Rurnac and Lakeview Dormitory Inc., failed to pay taxes and mortgage on the complex. The aparlments were built while Ohio Univer· sity's enrollment was increasing, but the student population has . been decreasing the past couple of years. ~ ASK US ABOUT lack power to compel a President to make produc· Uon," the brief said . PHONE 992-2156 . Y· ·Alaska, Delaware, Nevada, Vermont and Wyoming each send two senators but only one representative to Congress. TEN CENTS • romzseo PAULA VORNHOLT WASHINGTON (UP!) President Nixon, pledging ,a new spirit of compromise, called on Congress today "to play its proper role In ,guiding the affairs of the natlpn" by taking swift, dec!Biv,e action on h1a major legislative prOposals before the end of the Yfllr. Asserting that the next four months will be a "time of great testing" for Congress, Nixon subrnilt~ a 15,000-word second Prices·. ~. ._ in doubt State of the Union message to urge enaclment of aboilt SO administration proposals. AJ. most all of them already are before the Democratic-controlled Congress. The presidential message was Nixon's third thrust in less than f week to nudge Congress on his programs. II followed a news conference statement Wednesday and a radio addres5 Sunday in which he took his case to the people . . On inflation-which members of Oohgr~ss 8ald they had learned is the No. 1issue in lhe rnip<ls of the public-the President said: "Americans want and deserve decisive·action to fight rising prices. And they want every possible step taken now-nota year from now or in the next session of the Congress.'' Nixon said that "In the spirit of responsible cooperation which ~ must prevail between the executive and the Congress if we are t.o make genuine progress this fall, I am fully prepared to work closely with members of the Congress in hammering out modificatiotlll" in disputed legislation. ' He stressed at the same lime that he would continue to fight any moves by the Democraticcontrolled Congress to increase federal spending, reduce lhe defense budget or limit the powers of the presidency. "The problems of the nation are pressing, and our elected leaders must rise to the occasion," he said. ''These next four months will be a time of great testing.lf the Congress is to play' Its proper role In guiding the affairs of the nation, now iB the time for it to take · swift and decisive action:" In biB expressed spirit of cooperation, Nixon mel this morning over breakfast with House Speaker Carl Albert and House Democratic Leader Thoma~ P. O'Neill. He !Jlet Friday with Senate Demooratic Leader Mike Mansfield and Mansfield said · today he felt Nixon was serious about cooperating. Mansfield pledged that Congress would give expeditious consideration to Nixon's proposals and said he felt both sides woud prefer negotiation . to fighting. But Mansfield made clear that one focus of sharp confll~ was defen5e spending: "Frankly, I think. the adrninlstratton Is asking too much." Expressing strong opposition to any tax increase, Nixon said, "We want to fight inflation and balance the .budget by placing restraints on spending and not by adding to our current tax burdens." He said he would not hesitate to veto legislation he felt would be "budget busting." On taxes, the President urged reform of the lax struCture to make It ''fairer and simpler," and he renewed (Continued on Page 6) conducted at 10:30 a.m. T d ues ay from the WaughHalley-Wood Funeral Home. with Rev. Albert MacKenzie and Rev. Joe Will officiating. Burial will follow in Centenary cemetery. Calling hours will be held at the funeral home United Press International from 7-9 ·p.m. Monday. Beef prices began thawing • Pallbearers will be John today, but nobody was Morgan, Freddie Wheeler, Tim predicting exactly how much By United Press Intern¥ Ilona I authorized to begin today in initially over pay raises. Hemsworth, Keith Sheets, prices would rise. Despite the threat of con- other school districts last The price will depend on how In Campbell, the 109 Wayne Clark and Jim Nibert. tempt of court charges, teach- week. teachers, officially fired by the much more beef hits the In a mass meeting of striking school board which invoked the market. Farmers had been ers and other employes in lhe Youngstown, Ohio, school sys· Youngstown workers Sunday state Ferguson Act, also stood holding back cattle during the tem continued their stl'ike tonight, union leaders pledged to firm against returning t.o work. early stages of •Phase IV in day. . go to jail if necessary to conhopes of getting a higher price The board iB utu:ler a court · Picket lines were set up at tinue the work stoppage that order against replacing the when the freeze ends. A large many of the city's 44 schools. • • be~an six days ago and delayed teachers until they have apsupply hitting the market The Meigs CoWlty Sheriff's IS Many students reported to the normal opening of classes pealed their dismissals, a would hold the price down. process which Is expected t.o Dept. investigated a head-on The Cost of Living Council schools ordered open today by for the year. ' collision at the intersection of PT. PLEASANT - A 19· announced F rt'day lh at the Maho!llng County Common "In no way can they get me take another week. year-old Point Pleasant man freeze would end topay, tw~ Pleas Judge Clyde W. Osborne, to go back to work tomorrow," Schools, with some .2,500 stu- county roads 31 and State was hospitalized Sunday but then returned home. said Charles Jewell, YEA dents, remained closed today, Route 124 early .Sunday evening wilh a bullet wolind days before o,rlglnally evening that put two persotlll There are some 1,800 teach· president. the fifth school day. following an accidental scheduled un!ler Phase IV. ers and other workers and 23,Jewell said he is willing to go A hearing is scheduled this into Veterans Memorial shooting at his home. Charles Bradley, ,president 000 students In Youngstown. . to jail" and will appeal any afternoon In Athens County Hospital. of the Colorado 'Cattlemen's According to deputies, a car Osborne continued a tempor- actions by Osborne to the fed- common pleas court in Athens Michael Douglas Bailey, son Association, said the fre~e of Mr. and Mrs. Val Bal'ley, ha d done "irr,eparable" ary injunction against the eral courts. on a request by the school driven by Joe F. Congo, 19, RD 1310 Ohio St., was admitted to damage to the industry, but Youngstown Education James Harris, president- board for a back-to-work order 1, Racine, turned off CR 31 to Pleasant Valley Hospital said consl!Jllers m'ight see a Association and two smaller elect of the National Education against some 70 striking teach- head north on SR 124 when a car headed south driven by where attendants reported reduction In price. "The unions .Friday and threatened Association , addressed ers. today he was in "fair" con- damage inflicted ,to the Qeef to take legal action if the strike teachers in both Youngstown Schools for the district's 1,500 Barry Theiss, 17, Elm St., continued. and Campbell and vowed "to students remained closed Racine, went left of center. The dillon and expects to undergo Industry Is Irreparable . If the cars collided headon. Bbth Osborne called officials of do all we can" to support the today. surgery. cattle market drops any lower, were total losses. lhe unions and the city back strikes. City police said Bailey was many cattlemen may he forced Theiss was taken to and Following the meeting, sanding the stock of a 22- to liquidate their businesses," into court at 9 a.m. today. Strikes continued In the admitted at Veterans Youngstown school officials caliber rifle when, evidently he said in Glenwood Springs, LOCAL TEMPS Youngstown suburb of Camp- met with the YEA In a brief because of a hair-trigger, it C.olo. The temperature In down- Memorial Hospital by the bell and In the Federal Hocking discharged into his right ·\ negotiating session. No town Pomeroy at II a.m. Racine E-R squad as was a school district In Athens progress was reported in the Monday was 63 degrees under · passenger In the Congo auto, shoulder. 'J County . Strikes had been dispute which centered sunny skies. Mary L. Congo, 17. No citations Hlsfather,whowasnothome at the time, but \V~O was called . . . were given. .·,···············.;-;-:-··;·;·~;·;·.···~··:::-.·•·..:::::·························· · · · · ···· · · · ... ....................... ................... .... ' from his employment on . a .Sheriff Robert C. 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The fourth, In the Advertising Deparlment on township road 13 ,when his a national title. But Jo~n In Toronto. All except the first, summer coaching and con- again close, went to Tannehill of the Point Pleasant Register, car left the road, went over a Tannehill, 21, Miami, Fla., In San Francisco in 1969, went dueling clinics. He ran into 2•-22 to run the inatch Into the ATCOURTROOM steep embankment, turned native of Middleport, has no the full five games with at least Tannehill in the quarter-finals, take-It-all fifth game.lt went t.o over, and hit a tree. No citation · Intention of laying down his one game in each match when eight players remained Seemiller, 21-18. Wayne Todd, representing was Issued The t964 stat' table tennis bat. decided after deuce at 20-all. In the field of 210 starters. After it, Tannehill, who ·had Congressman Clarence Miller, wagon Craig wos driving ~on Table tennis, which has been jubilant after defeating will be at the Meigs County demolished. as Over the Labor Day weekend tsken Tannehill from the small . Cordns won the first game Cordas, could smile easily, and Courtroom Tuesday from 9 to In Toronto, Canada Tannehill southeastern Ohio town of 21- 15. Tannehill won the second congratulate See miller. II a.m. upset one of Europe's top Middleport on three tours of 21-18, then los! the third 22·24. TAKEN To HOSPITAL And he told hlslons, "It's not THIEF FOUND DEAD The Po!neroy E·R squad players In the quarter finals of Europe, into the Cm·ibbean, Facing elimination in the winning or losing ·that'a lmPLATTSBURGH, N.Y. answered a call at 9:21 p.m. the Canadian International and to Japan and China as u fourth game unles he won porumt. It's the struggle." (UPI) - When James Baker Sunday for Paul Burns, Locust Table Tennis Tournament member of the U. S. team in Tannehill managed a halrlln~ opened his drug store Sunday, St., Pomeroy, who was taken to swept through G~orge Bralth: world competition, has been decision, 26-24, then ran over And he looked again at, :'tu:t he found It had been Pleasant Volley Hospital as a waite of New York coaching this summer at the shocked Slav 21·16 In the fondled, lhe good luck omen burglarized and the thief was medical patient. City In the semi-finals, J.jj, then Fuigl's Table Tennis Center In fifth and deciding game. he'd worn on hl111hlrt \hrouchdead on the cellar floor. loat 2-3 to 19-year-old Danny Miami. He has held the official The final match with out the tournament liven him UNIT CA'LLED Pollee said Robert Derr, 20, Seemiller of Pittsburgh in the ranking of No. 21n the U. S. and Seemiller opened like a RACINE - The Racine E-R finals of the men's open Canada two of the last four runaway for the Ohioan . He by a friend of hll l~y In who lived nearby, apparently Middleport. It waa a baqer'• had entered through a base- squad was called at 6:30 p.m. singles. ' year$ ~nd will be·in the \OP 'nve won It 2t~ . But Seerniller, who paw In Inlaid turquolae, hand· ment window In search of SWlday for Barry Theiss, 17, It was the ·fourth lime in four tl1is yClll'. ))as a unique style blocking hammered In •liver by Zuni 1 narrollcs, an open bottle of Racine, who was Ill. He was years Tannehill had gotten to The open singles field at and smashing game, and Is cat- Indian of Ariz0111. which was near his body. The taken to Veterans Memorial lhe finals of the men's singles Toronto a week ago was strong, quick close to the table almost "I gueu I ran Into 1111 Apache coroner ruled that he dl.ed of a Hospital where he was treated either In the U. S. Open or the led by Vugoslovlu 's . Zen •·eturhed the compliment In the with "· he !~fuM overdose. and released. Canadian .lnternailonal and <:ordas, fifth-ranked In his second game, winning 21-11. sold. stronger medldne · ' Te· achers dare ·contempt Two injured in collision fNews .. in Briefsilr Gun wound WE'RE, NOW PAYIN~G=---==). SAVINGS · WASHINGTON (UPf) Pre6ident Nixon asked a U.S. ap!Jeal$court today to overturn a lower court order that the President hand over to Judge John J. Slrlca tapes of hla secret Watergate-related conversations. White House lawyers called the ruling "utterly without precedent." In a 95-page brief, Nixon's attorneys said Slrlca was preempting the President's au. thorlty to decide whether lhe public lntercill would best be served by keeping presidential conversations confidential. "As recently as a year ago such a ruling would have peen unlhlnkable," the brief said. "The universal view of the legal coinrnunity ... was that the courts lack the power to substitute their judgment for that of the President on an issue of lhla kind and that they • Weather ~x::::>~:~:::;:::::::;::~::::;:;::::::::::·.;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::~:::~::::::.-::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~=::::;:~::::: NOW YOU KNOW The abacus is still the favorite coun ling device throughout Asia . THE SIGN OF SAFE SAVINGS GALLI~OLIS MARJORETTE IN ACTION - Babs Witte, a inajorette of the Meigs Marauder Marching Band, steps high in the half. time show at the Point Pleasant game Friday Fisher 'today was cited to Gallia County Juvenile Court Sept. 14 on a charge of vehicular homicide, first degree. According to Dr. Donald R. Warehime, Gallia County Coroner, Miss Vornholt died from internal hemorrhaging and abdominal injuries: Caroll K. Park Central HoleiBidg . 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For him, four times a bridesmaid l I �a - The DaUy ntlnel MldilleJ)IIrt Pomeroy 0 Sept 10 1973 2- The Dally Sentinel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Sept 10 1973 uxi iary meets Miss Davis honored Nixon asking whole program • WASHINGTON (UI'l ) President Nixon has appealed to Congress to pass his major legiSlatiVe programs quickly but not to cut national defense and not to llmlt h1s own presidential powers In an IS-mmute rad1o ad dress to the nation Sunday the President coupled these a!' peals w1th a warmng that non admm1strat10n bills which have either passed or are pendmg m Congress would overstep the budget and ra1se pr1ces for every American fam•ly NIXon arranged a breakfast meetmg today w1th House Speaker Carl Albert House Democratic Leader Thomas 0 Ne11l and House Republican Leader Gerald Ford Later today he was sendmg a 25-page State of the Uruon messsge to Congress outhnmg 50 measures he either IS takmg himself or wants Congress to pass With the exception of new housmg legislation which he said he would send Congress m 10 days all of the proposals m the President s speech have been presented by hlnl before He charged Congress With a very d1sappomtmg perfor mance 1n not enactmg them sooner and urged their passage to complete the people s busmess before the year ends with extra congressiOnal ses s1ons if necessary The Programs The programs mclude glVlng the president more flexibility to control foreign trade a senes of energy measures mcludm g the tra ns Alaska pipeline bwldmg deepwater ports and allowmg the price or natural gas to be set by the market rather than regula lion Improvement of cities assistance for education pension reform health and JOb trammg and restoration of the death penalty for certam crunes and tough narcotiCS laws N xon did not mentiOn Watergate But man apparent reference to hiS desire to put that ISsue behmd hlffl he urged holding the spotllght of pubhc attention and public debate on those ISSues that directly and personally affect you and your lives He indtcated willingness to compromise w1th h1s op ponents m Congress on details of specific legislation but he srud there were three thmgs he deemed essential - Holdmg the lme agamst efforts to cut the $85 bllllon defenoe budget domestic programs he sa1d can no longer be fmanced out of defense cuts ThiS approach he declared IS worse than foolhardy It Is SWCldal Hiilber Prices Wlll Result -Holding the line on the entire federal budget NIXon srud Congress already has passed or IS constdermg b1lls which would exceed hiS budget by $6 billion and that Congress has fa1led to make nearly $1 5 billion In cuts he had called lor If these actions by the Congress stand he said 'the result will be higher prices for every American fanuly Some other measures to which he gsve priOrity - A trade bill g1vmg him I more authority to adjust tariffs without gOing to Congress each time - The Alaska pipeline deregulation of natural gas pr ccs buildmg deepwater ports lor supertankers un proving gove rnment orgamzation m the energy held - Passage of his Better Commumlles Act directed at 1n1provmg c•ties - Transportation proposals including a measure to keep bankrupt railroads servmg the Northeast and Midwest - HIS Better Schools Act lncludmg education for the disadvantaged and handiCapped - Law enforcement measu res mcluding a herom traffick mg bill With stiffer penalties modermzatiOn or the entire crmunal code and restoration of the death penalty for certam of the most serious offenses Harrisonville Soc1cty News Mrs Sadie Carr IS not so well and IS confmed m Holzer Hospital D and Mrs Don Gtbson Mark and Gay Lynn of Ma yla d returned to thm home Monday after a VIS t with Mrs Lana G bson and U e Bud Douglas<!S Recent guests of Ava Gilkey • ere Mrs Donald Weaver Mrs Eugene Young Mrs Bud Douglas Mr and Mrs Asa Jordan Mr and Mrs Clinton Gilkey Karen and Tad and Golda Epple Mr and Mrs Jun or Gibson and Dr and Mrs Don G1bson Mark and Gay Lynn attended the State Fall' Mr and Mrs Don Updegraff of Birmingham Ala are spendmg a week with her mother Ava Gilkey Mrs May Mason has been carmg for Eunice Bradfield the last week Mr and Mrs M A Epple v sited a couple days w1th the1r daughter Gerry Behrendsen n Sandusky Mr and Mrs F 0 Whaley or Columbus are spendmg a few days with her mother Ava Gilkey There was a yard sale at the home of Arthur Goodm Mr and Mrs Orville Allen have returned home from Veterans Memorial Hospital Mrs Ava Gilkey had a cookout and also served homemade peach Ice cream at her home Wednesday evemng Present were Mr and Mrs Don Updegraff Mr and Mrs Bob Alkire and Ray and Mr and Mrs F 0 Whaley Mrs Frances Young has recovered from a SICk spell she suffered at the church p1cmc at Forest Acre park Mrs Anestme Carsey Is somewhat Improved at Veterans Memorial Hospital Mrs Darold Graham IS reported to be 1mprovmg mcely from a recent illness Mrs Eleanor Updegraff VISited her SISter Lola Clark The Turner reunion was held at Forest Acres Park last Sunday TUESDAY NIGHT IS FAMILY FUN NIGHT AT BURGER. CHEF/ • • • • Special Family Meal Prices 4 p m to closing l$1'"' FOR ADULTS l 00 Shol• French Fnes Turnover & Large Drink '' FOR KIDS Funburger1" French Fr es Small Drink &Loll pop • • • • ADULT WINNER - Mrs Alice Priddy won the adult division m a Sunday school contest held by the Middleport Un ted Pentecostal Church She returned her pnze a Btble to the Rev Wtlham Kruttel pastor and the Bible was sold The proceeds $100 helped defray the cost or a new central air conditioner m the church Church wins state contests Wilmers of the adult and youth divisions of lbe Mid dleport Umted Pentecostal Church which recently placed first 1111ts section of a statewide Sunday school contest have been announced The church offered a Bible In the adult division and a variety of prizes m the youth division for the largest Increase in SWida) school attendance Two new attendance records were set during the seven week period according to the postor the Rev Wtlliam Knittel Mrs Allee Priddy of Rutland won the adult division and returned the Bible she won to Pastor Knittel to be used In the church The Bible was sold lor $100 to Mrs May Mason of Hamsonv1lle wtth the proceeds going toward the purchase of a central air condttwner mstalled at the church Mrs Priddy has won the last two contests In succession 1he wnu1ers of the youth division were Belva and Debra Priddy of Rutland and Norsa Moodtspaugh of Middleport Kingsbury News, Notes The Carleton Sunday School had an attendance or 73 of fer ng $163 39 Worsh1p ser vices foilowed with Rev Jay Stiles The m1mster gave baptismal cerllf1cates to those who were baptised Sunday afternoon Sp 5 and Mrs Edward Smith (Janet Mees) are announcmg the amval of their first child a baby girl who was born m Heiibronn Germany where Edward s statwned She will answer to the name of Kimberly Ann Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Elmo Smith and Mr and Mrs Richard Mees Mr and Mrs Ernest Perkins Mary and Gene of Manon spent the weekend With Mr and Mrs Ray Saler and Richard Mrs Neva King and Mrs VIrgil Kmg spent a day recently w1th Florence Atkmson at Athens Mr and Mrs John Walter Dean Rick Gilkey Mr and Mrs John Dean and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Markms of Racine attended the Markms reuniOn Labor Day at Glouster Park Mr and Mrs John Perdas (Sandra Beal) of Chambers burg Pa are announcing the amval of their second daughter Ltsa La Donna Recent VISitOrs m Chambers burg were Mr and Mrs Wayne Bea l Mrs Russell Well Mr and Mrs Kirk Chevalier Roger Dixon and Demse Hendricks Recent VISitors of Mrs Hazel Arnold and Walter were Mr and Mrs Ronald McNally and daughter of Athens Mr and Mrs Lester Arnold and Billy of Columbus Billy remmned to spend a week With his grand r-------- ----1 1 Here's the Man 1 I I 1 To See For • .. I II THE lI I BEST I lSOc ! I I &irs /l I I I I Lou Osborne • • CHURCH STAFF - Tbe Sunday school staff of the Middleport United Pentecostal Church hrst row left to right Mrs Manda Eastman Mrs Colleen Dougan Charles Friley second row Mrs Unda Knittel Mrs Joyce Sauters Mrs Allee Priddy Ronald Dougan Sunday school superintendent third row Mrs Dora Halley Miss theresa Eastman fourth row Leroy Sauters Lawrence Rope and the Rev Wllllarll Knittel 1503 EASTERN AVE, GALLIPOLIS, OHIO I I I VALUES SEARS Catalog Merchant I 220 E Mam .. I ____ PH f I Pomeroy 2178 992 _ ( I ___j mother Mr and Mrs Phil Hamson and son R~ney Columbus VIS ted over the weekend w1th Mr and Mrs Olen Hamson Recent VISitors of Mr and Mrs John Dean and John and Amta were Mr and Mrs Paul Paynter of Carpenter Mr and Mrs Garold Gilkey Tammy Cmdy and R1ck of Athens Mr and Mrs Kenneth Markins Racme Robert Bruce R1ed home on leave from the Navy from Vlfgmin enroute to hiS home m Flonda and Mr and Mrs Bill SpaWI of Pomeroy Wolfpen News, Notes Mr and Mrs Walter Jordan of Gallipolis were Sunday VISitors or Mr and Mrs Lm coin Russell Mr and Mrs Wilham EIChmger of Syracuse were Tuesday afternoon VISitors of Mr and Mrs Charles Sayre Mr and Mrs Donald Sayre of Florida are viSitmg hiS parents Mr and Mrs Charles Sayre wh le on vacuhon Mr and Mrs Guy Sargent returned Saturday after spendmg a few days m Maine With relatives They also VIs ted Nwgara Falls on their trtp and other pmnts of m teres! Sunday VISitors or Mr and Mrs Harley Johnson were Mrs Howard Thoma and PatriCia Mr and Mrs J R Murphy John and girlfriend Mr und Mrs Wayne Harrison of Middleport Mr Harle~ Eblin of Illinois v sited Monjlay afternoon with Mr and Mrs Harley Johnson Evenmg visitors were Mr and Mrs Harley E Johnson Tammy Cheryl and Terry Miss Patnc1u Thoma of LOUISVIlle Ky spent the holiday with her parents Mr and Mrs Howard Thoma Mr and Mrs Hurley Eblin and family of Illinois are visiting his parents Mr und Mrs Henry Eblin Sr and sister Mr and Mrs Donald Jeffers and R1cky also brother Mr and Mrs Henry Eblm ond family Mr and Mrs H E Warner Mr 1 nd Mrs fed Warner ond family Mr and Mrs George Warner und Gordon Mr and Mrs James Proffitt and Mr and Mrs Gene Thompson nnd Support of the one half mill bond Issue to raise funds for the construction of a school building for the mentally retarded of the county was pledged and a contribution towards its promotion was made at a recent meeUng of the American Legion Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39 Mrs Harry Davis spoke to the group on the need for a bwldlng for the classes of the Meigs Community School whoch now has classes at the Rutland Elementary School The bond Issue if passed by the voters In the November election would pay out over a 20 year period and would bring m $250 000 That amount would he matcbed by the state for construction of a bulldmg To assist m promoting the bond ISSUe the Auxiliary gave a $10 contribution Thank you notes were read from the Gilmore farmly for Dowers sent at the death of Mrs Fern Gilmore and from Don Runnel for a gift from the Auxiliary toward expenses of the Leg10n baseball program CommunicatiOns mcluded letters on the purchase of group tickets for fall football games and Information on program material available through the Amencan Leg10n ExtensiOn Institute Reports on the Department Convention held m July at Toledo were given by those who attended Mrs Leonard Jewell presented the budget and Mrs Gerald Wildermuth reported that 77 members have paid dues Several members were reported Ill and carda were sent Kitchen workers for the game parties are as follows Sept 14 Mrs Wildermuth Sept 17 Mrs Catherine Welch Sept 21 Mra Davis Sept 24 Mrs Don Runnel and Mrs Lena Neseelro•d =~:::~~f:~r~P~~~:4 muth and Mrs Couch The prosram will be on music At the July meeting of the auxiliary Diana carsey and Ingrid Hawley reported on their e.perlence• at Buckeye Girls State Committees were appointed and include Mrs Roy Reuter Mrs Davis Mrs Ben Neutz ling executive committee Mrs NeutzUng Mrs Davis and Mrs Pratt Spirit of 76 Mrs Jewell Mrs Robert Couch Mrs Davis Mrs Pratt and Mrs Ernest Powell Budget Mrs Neut!llng Americanism Mrs Reuter children and youth Mrs Runnel civil defense Mrs Ellen Couch community service Mrs Davis junior activities Mrs Edith Fox legislation Mrs Wildermuth membership Mrs George Hackett Sr. national security Mrs Wildermuth poppy Mrs Paul easel rehab!Utation and veterans affairs Mrs Robert Couch scholarship and educallon Mrs Olan Knapp foreign relatiOns Mrs Neutz hng music Mrs Jewell legion activities Mrs Ellen Couch cards and flowers Mrs Osby Martin field serv1ce Mrs Gladys Cumings public relations Mrs Marlin Mrs Hackett Mrs Kenneth Harr1s by laws Miss Erma Snlith historian Miss Snlith Mrs Lloyd Wright Mrs Nesselroad Mrs Jewell Mrs Reuter Mrs Leona Snlith ways and means Party fetes Miss Whited Melissa Renee Whiled was honored on her f1fth btrthday Saturday w1th a party at the home of her great grandmother Mrs Alma Miller Middleport Games were played With pmes gomg to Brian George and Zandra Vaughan The Llttle Bopeep theme was carried out In pmk and white decorations on theocake wh1ch was served wtth 1ce cream cups and pmk lemonatde Mrs Elame Mallnoskl and Mrs L W McComas assiSted m the ENJOY VISIT Mr and Mrs Bert Grinun Letart Falls are at St Clalrs ville thiS week VISilmg Mr and Mrs Russell Gnmm and family Pomeroy They spent several days during the Ohio State Fair w1th their son Bob Gnmm and h1s family In Columbus MARIJUANA SEIZED SANTEE Calif (UP!) Sheriff s deputies mvestigating a report of illegal dumpmg m a rural area seized three tons of marijuana In this San Diego suburb Saturday Armando Valencia 25 a student living in a nearby house was arrested for posses stan of marijuana and posses s1on of marijuana lor sale after the brick marijuana In a rented van and a 21'..-ton truck was found A total of 6 000 pounds of marijuana was taken from the two vehicles and the house Investigators estimated the street value of the marijuana at $2 million The Da1~ Sentinel DEVOT!D TO THE INTEREST Of" MEIGS MASON .lAEA CHISTEA L TANNIM Ll lxtc Ed ROI.RT HO!,.L tH ClyiiEdtor Publ ttltd dt y uctpl St u day by Tht Oh o Vt ty Pub th n; Compenv Cou S Pomt OY Oh o 45769 &ut n.. Off ct Phone 992 2156 Ed o I Phont P92 "' Second c: au DOtltge pt d t Porn troy OP'I o Net on a td'olt 1 nv tp uentet ve 8o nt Gt tDhtr nc l Ent ,.,l'ld S! New Yo ~ Ntw Yo ·k Sub.er p on a u Ot VI td by Clrr I Wht t IYI lb I 55 C:tnt• pt Wltk By Nlo o Rouh whtrt cur t u v ct no nt tblt Ont mon h U 8y mt n Oh o lnd W \It One Yet 16 Sxmonht 1!0 Th t t mon M U 50 Eluwht t S I yu I 11 mon ht It !0 h •• mon11u 16 Subtcr p on p ct n c uat1 Su na1y T mu Stnt nt family enjoyed o llah dinner at the home o! Mr and Mrs Arthur Nease Labor Day Mr orid Mrs Robert Reeves Bryan of Racine were &!turday evening visitOfs of Mr ond Mrs James Reevl!l Unda Mrs Lorry Barr daughter of Rutland were Tuesday visitors of Mrs Howard Thoma servmg at the lawn party Gtfts including a btcycle from Mrs Miller were presented to the honored guest Attending were those named and Billy McMillian Melissa McM1lban Eddie Johnson Angela Farley Chryst1e Farley Juruny Farley Brent Christopher and David George Sendmg gifts were Lydia Johnson Mrs Nellie Wmston and Charles Snnth Favors were plngpong paddles Long Bottom Social Notes Sammie Rairden 1s a pat1ent at Veteran s Memorial Hospital Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Tom Drake Reynoldsburg and Mr and Mrs Dav1d G Smith Marietta were weekend vis! tors of thell parents Mr and Mrs Dav1d Smith Mr and Mrs Robin Nye and family Mr and Mrs Mike B1ssell Mr and Mrs Tom Drake Mr and Mrs Tom Groenv11le Columbus Mrs Elrna Holter Forest Run Mr and Mrs Dave Sm1th Mafletta Leota Ferrell Medway Mr and Mrs Joe BISSell and Leona Hensley VISited Mr and Mrs Hank Holter Patty Lawrence was an overmght guest of Kathy and Chr1s1e Hess of Middleport Mr and Mrs Howard Young Paden City spent several days with Mr and Mrs Garth Smtih Mr and Mrs Dorsel Larkins were VISiting Mr and Mrs VIrgil Wamsley Cheshire Vtslting Ernestine Hayman were Mr and Mrs C B Hayman Mr and Mrs Jun Walls and son Mr and 1\fl's Elbert Fitzpatrick and farmly Mr and Mrs Dick Hayman and sons Mr and Mrs Tom Hayman and daughters and Mr and Mrs Keith Ridenour and sons Mr and Mrs Hank Holter and family and Mr and Mrs David Smith and DeeDee were vlslting at King s loland near Cincinnati and Mr and Mrs Uoyd McPeek Belleville W Va Howard Larkins of Portland and Vera Weber of Tuppers Plains visited Mr and Mrs Fred Larkins Mr and Mrs Larry Curtis and family vlalted Mary Pierce Mr and Mrs Ralph Wells have moved Into the property they purchased from casey Gennan Mr arid Mrs Ollie Sayre have moved Into the Doril Marks property here from Reedsville Mr and Mrs Howard Lawrence enjoyed a cookout at Forked Run Lake with tile Heu family -Violet Smith Mrs Dorothy Bryan and daughtar Mrs Dottle Davi4, entertained recently with a bridal shower honoring Miss Janet Marie Davis A pink and. white color scheme featuring a bride doll wu used In the decorations of the Bryan home Gamea were played with prizes being awarded to the winners Teresa Carter won the door prize Cupcakes mints Ice cream and beverages were served Guesr. were Mn Man;ll Harrison Mrs BarbJra Wei~~ Mrs Fredtl Davis Mra Minda Davis Mrs Ruby Carter IJICI Mrs MAtrtha Cllrter Othtn presenting glfw to the brldt elect were Mrs Roxie ~:1~. Mrs Ulllan Moore Mrs M Manley Mn Vera Nancy Bryan the Rev Mrs W H Perrin Charlotte Brown Mrs Ronald ~:~y Lorain and Mrs : Bryan gprlngfleld Celebration service held LETART - A service of celebration and rededication of the United Methodist Women of the Letart Falls Church was held Wednesday night at the home of Mrs John Hill Mrs Andrew Cross presented the program using Rejoice as the theme She asked for the rededication of each member to the purpose of the Umled Methodist Women describing It as a unity of women whose objective 1s to know God and to e~perience freedom as whole persons through Jesus Christ She called for the development of a supportatlve fellowship and an expanSion of the concepts of miSSIOns through particlpallon In the global ministries of the church In concluSion Mrs Cross president of the Letart Falls UMW called for a com mitment to the church a concern for others and a pledge to Identify with the group of like nunded women m working together toward a realizatiOn of the purpose for which the UMW IS bemg organized Participating m the service of celebrabon and rededicatiOn were Mrs Harold Roush Mrs Ernest Shuler Mrs Gladys Shields Mrs !nls Hill Mrs Ertna W118on Mrs Ernest Grurun Mrs Don Bell Mrs Alice Balser Mrs Bert Hunt Mrs Magg1e Roush Mrs Bert Grimm Mrs John HJU Mrs Cross and Mrs Howard Shtveley The Athens District serv1ce of celebration was annoWiced for September 16 3 to 7 p m at the Christ Church m Marietta Also announced was a fall workshop to be held at the Gallipolis Grace Cburch 9 30 a m October 31 w1th a sack luncheon at noon A round robm card was Signed for Mrs Tom Norris a patient at the Holzer Medical Center Mrs Ernest Shuler was appomted chairWoman of the nommatmg committee and It was announced that the October meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Bert Grmun Devotions were given by Mrs Bert Grurun who read Helen Steiner Rice s Seek God s Gwdance and The Mrs Neutzltng ts appmnted Mrs Ben Neutzllng member of the Amef!can Legion Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39 has been appomled the Dlstflct 8 chairwoman of veterans affairs and rehabilitation for the 1973-74 year Her appointment to the posttion was made by Mrs Devon Tipple Lancaster the DIStrtct 8 president Mrs Neutzling w!U join other district and department of f1clals In Colwnbus Saturday for a board meeting at the Neil House to be followed by a school of Instruction Meaning of Joy Shiveley had scripture Homemade Ice cream served at the conclusion of meeting Social Calendar MONDAY POMEROY Garden meeting 7 30 p m at home of Mrs Edward Baer Roll Cllll w1ll be to name the Dowers ln the mdtvidual s garden this year MEIGS Salon 710 Eight Forty 6 p m picmc at roadside park near Ga~.~~:~~ Meat furmshed Dues and gun ttckets to be turt!ed.:ln. WSCS CIRCLE 7 30 Monday at Heath Methodist Church SERIES OF gospel 7 30 each evening through Sunday Sept Wests1de Church of Chr1st W Mam St Pomeroy by Keller Public mv1ted l THE CIRCLE of the WSCS w11l meet at 7 30 p m at 'the Heath Umted Methodist Church Middleport SALEM CENTER PRA Monday 7 30 p m Preseh tation of 4 H r.lnh membiirs and falf awards Refresh ments MEIGS Chapter 53 DAV 7 30 p m at chapter home on Butternut Ave PomerQ.y Refreshments All members urged to attend POMEROY Chamber of Commerce Me1gs Inn at noon Pat Meeker guest speaker GROUP Discussion on To Help Improve Our PT ~ when the R1verv1ew P.f.A meets at 7 30 p m at ille school Refreslunents by •8f •p f~eers everyone mvtted TUESDAY : HYMN SING Tuesday 7l!!o p m at Freedom GosAl!l MISSton Bald Knob Dun~n Family from Tampa Fll! featured smgers .. .. RACINE Lodge 461 F ll!ld AM w1ll meet m re~pr session at 7 30 p m Relre'ih· ments all Master MaiiOils " InVIted MIDDLEPORT Masonfc Lodge 363 F&AM will h<Dd post masters mght Tuesddt All Master Masons mv1led ; XI GAMMA Mu Chaplfr Beta Sigma Phi Soroflly progressive dmner lor members only starting at the home of Charlotte Hannl1!g Middleport ot 6 30 p m • SYRACUSE PTA 7 30 P:pl at the school • WEDNESDAY : MIDDLEPORT Pome&y Uons Club noon ot the Meli!s Inn • • POMEROY Chapter .~ Royal Arch Masons regUlar stated conclave 7 30 p m : at the Pomeroy Masonic TemPle • CELEBRATE Mr and Mrs George Shiveler Sr 5426 Fox Road Cmcinnati celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary September 6 They are fanner residents of Pomeroy In good health they recently returned from Florida where they and their son and daughter In law Mr and Mrs George Shlveler Jr also of Cincinnati vacationed for a month Start Back To THiliOOT in tall stories by ~"'-cAn. heritage hou" Your Tltom MeAn Store • MIDDLEPORT ' Reds hack home, lead by 3 games By FRED DOWN UPI SPGrtl Writer Johnny Bench has been saying all season that the Cincinnati Reds had a hidden ace In Don Gullett and it may be that (he 22-year.j)ld lert bander will be the trump card In the National League s Western Division race Gullett who had only a ~ record on July 20 of this season has reeled off eight straight victories since then ralsmg his mark to 17-8 and playing a vital role In the Reda drive to a three-game lead over the Los Angeles Dodgers Gullett pitched a four hitter Ill the second game Sunday as the Reds swept the Atlanta Braves 14-8 and 7.0 and picked up a half game on the Dodgers who ended a nine game losing streak with a 5-3 tnwnph over the San Diego Padres The Houston Astros defeated the San Francisco Giants 5-4 the Chicago Cubs shaded the St Louis Cardinals 5-4 the New York Mets beat the Montreal Expos 3 0 and Philadelpbla edged Pittsburgh S-7 m other NL games In the American League It was Kansas Ctty over Callfor rua 9-5 and 6-3 Baltimore over Cleveland 13-4 after a 6-4 loss Milwaukee 10 New York 3 Detroit 5 Boston 4 Chicago 10 Minnesota 7 and Texas 5 Oakland 3 Reds Whip Braves The Reds who have won 11 of ROBINSON'S CLEANERS mE Second POMEROY eut ~~ Dr. T. J. Bradshaw Dr. Milton Mason OPTOMETRISTS 181 N Second Ave MIDDLEPORT PH 992 3279 w 1 11 pet gb 69 70 (1.9 73 69 74 68 73 64 !9 W&tif w t 496 486 A83 .462 I 2 1 PII! J burgh Monlreal New Yo k Ch cogo Ph t~delphiB Cine nnatl SO! 4d 1 J 3 8 pet g b 60-4 5&3 1 567 s ' 503 14 2 416 II h 366 3,. 87 S7 Jefferson lor the first Washmgton touchdown and Bob Brunet scooped up a punt blocked by rookie Mike Han cock on the 15 and carried It In lor the second TO Mike Bragg had a 17 yard field goal for the Skms while Mlrro Roder s 45yarder accounted lor the Bears scoring Cb1cago Coach Abe Gibron became the hrst of what proMbly wlll become many to criticize Allen s selection of Kilmer Jurgensen makes a dlf ferent team of them said the outspoken Bears coach That s not to take anythmg away from Kihner He s just more conservative He doesn t take chances In the only other game Sunday the Baltimore Colts Humm suffered an ann In feclion aoo then a knee Injury completed 9.of II passes for 1115 yards ran one yard for Nebraska s first touchdown and completed a 1fl.yard pass to Frosty Anderson for another score Osborne taking over for the wlnnlngest coach In football history retired Bob Devaney mtended to put Hwrun Into the game In the second half but Runty s fine play changed his mind We d have felt terrible if Humm had gone In and got hurt Osborne said Delaware the UP! small college football champion the past two years rolled to ita 15th straight win 45-24 over Akron as Vern Roberts racked up 217 yards and stunned the Zips with a 42-yard run In the third quarter to put the Blue Hens ahead to stay Delaware has a 20-1 record for the past two seasons and Is tabbed to repeat this season In other games Arizona bludgeoned Colorado State 39 0 Holy Cross nipped MaMa chusetts 30 28 VIrginia downed VMI 16 0 North Carolina State whipped East Carolina 57 8 Mississippi toppled Villanova 24-6 BY NEIL HERSHBERG U.Pl S)IOfll Writer Billy Martin a man who stands alone borrowed from U1e phi!08QilhY of the great VInce Lombardi whel) he assumed his new role as miracle worker with the Texas Rangers Martin signed to a multi year contract as man ager or the Rang ers Saturday by club own er Bob Short led Texas to Its third consecutive victory Sunday night with a 5-3 victory of the Oaktand As Martin IJillllaged the Detroit Tigers a club many considered to be over the hill to the American League East cham plonshlp last season Winning is everything said Martin on taking the job We will be trying to win the rest of the season I think we have a fine club here with rookie Bert Jones leadmg Texas Hudson 4 1) a M n a 6S-yard march and Lydell nesota F f e (2 2) 9 p m Mitchell plungmg over from College Football Rnults Boston T ant ( 16 2) a By Un ted Press Internal onal Ba mo re Je terson (4 4) 7 30 the three w1th just 41 seconds pm E nf left downed the Denver De ro LaG ow 3 at Delaware 45 Akron 24 M waukee Colbo n { 18 9 8 30 Holy C oss 30 Mass 28 Broncos 17 10 pm w Va st 31 w va Tech 9 In Saturday games the New South C eveland T drow 11 4 at New York Pee son (8 3 7 30 C em son 14 C tade 12 York Giants beat Cleveland pm Memphis St 28 Lou sv le 21 21 10 Mmnesota stopped San M ss 24 VIllanova 6 Tuesdays Games Boston at Sa more n ght V ron a 6 VMI o Diego 24-16 Pittsburgh shut Cleveland wm & Mar-v 3 Va Tech 24 a New York n ght out Atlanta 1~ the New York De ro at M waukee n ghl M dwest Dayton 22 Youngstn 0 Jets edged Philadelphia 16-13 Texas at M nnesota night ndiana Cen 10 Evansv 2 Kan C ty a Oak. and n ght Cincinnati held off Green Bay Chicago Kan Wesle-van 14 Baker 1 at Cal 1 n ght Nebraska 40 UCLA 13 13 10 Oakland topped Buffalo N Oak St 36 No A Z 7 17 7 and New Orleans defeated S Oak S 39 SW M nn 6 Lead ng Batters UW M I 34 St 29 Nat on a League Houston 16-10 west M ch a Cent M ch 13 Rose c n Wtsn Ho Cdeno H Perez en Crdnl Ch Madx SF Hunt Mtl W ms Ch Weiskopf triwnphs at Akron 43 45 23 36 26 23 13 37 Sng tn Mt 42 'S ro 1 Pt 24 G bb SO 06 g ab r h pet 603 105 210 348 535 92 170 318 467 76 U7 315 511 64 159 311 456 74 142 311 496 68 154 310 401 61 124 309 505 495 444 368 67 154 )05 92 IS ~ 05 83 135 304 41 I 2 304 A mer can League g ab r h Crw Mn 132 5 1 84 177 Hrtn Of 10 375 41 118 Southwest Ark St 56 Ab Chris 46 Jaxnvl S 34 Tex A& I 14 New Mex St 24 Lamar 1 Texas Sou 27 Sam Hous 1A UT Arl 3 No lex St 7 West Tex St 13 Drake 10 West Ariz 3 Coo St 0 daho 52 UTEP 14 Mont St 42 daho S 7 Ch co St 0 U ah St 3 twlnblll from Ca llfornls 9-5 and S-3 Detroit nipped Boston 0-4 Baltimore beat Cleveland 13-4 afler losing 6-4 Chicago routed Minnesota 10 7 Milwaukee bombed New York drove in two runs with three hits and Frank White and Cookie Rojas slapped two doubles each Vada Pln.~n and Bob Oliver belted two run homers for the Angels Home runs by Tony Taylor and Ike Brown powered the Tigers to a win over the Boston behind the elght.lut pitching of Mickey Lollch and John Hiller Taylor conncected m the first mnlng and Brown lashed his homer off the foul pole In right field with Bill Freehan aboard 10 the third inning to wrap up the Detroit sconn~ Bobby Grieb batted m four runs Boog Powell hit a three run homer and Mike Cuellar became the fourth pitcher In Baltimore history to win 100 game• as the Orioles romped m victory In the second game of a doubleheader after the In 1~3 Bibby Allow• Two Hill Jim Bibby who no-hit Oak land the first Ume he faced the As allowed only two hits before retiring In the eighth with a pulled leg muscle as the Rangers snapped J1n1 Hunters 13-game winning streak Lloyd Allen came In to lm Ish the eighth and gave up a two run triple to Pat Bourque and a run-ocorlng single to Jesus Alou Back to-back doubles by Lou Pinlella and Hal McRae produced three lie-breaking runs In the fifth Inning propelling the Royals to a a sweep of their Randy Mattingly who has failed to stick with the Cleveland Browns Chicago Bears and Buffalo Bills this year Mattingly from Evans viUe (!nd ) Urilverslty has not yet familiarized hhriSelf With the Bengals offense let alone seen action carter was burt as he tried to engineer a Bengal drtve to break a 1fl.10 tte late m the game After a five yard run along the sideline he was belted out of hounds by a Green Bay tackler 1 was just trymg to get out of bounda sa1d Carter after the game his arm m a slmg Just one guy got me I got his license number 11 was No 53Fred Carr Two years ago Carter suf fered a similar mjury against the Packers It was the same old Green Bay he satd after Saturday rught s game Anderson replaced Carter wtth 1 4G remauung and took the Bengals from their own 34 to Green Bay s 23 Horst Muhlmann kicked a 31 yard field goal with three seconds remammg to provide the 13-10 dlans won the opener Dave Duncan drilled a three-run homer In th'e sixth lnnlng and Chris Chambliss hit a solo shot m the third to give the Indians the opening game victory The White Sox down by four runs ralhed behind the solid pttchlng of veteran lefthander Jim Kaat with a 1!J..hlt attack to down Minnesota Kaat now 1412 was pitching for the first time against the team he played w1th for more than a decade was hit hard by the Twins In the early Innings but settled down and got the win although he needed relief help from Cy Acosta In the eighth IMing Scormg seven times In a seven-run second Inning ell maxed by Dave Mays 24th homer and second grand slam of the year Milwaukee scored an easy v1ctory over the Yankees pet 346 OHIO HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCORES 315 " about sa1d Green Bay Coach Dan Devme I suppose that s why Brown has survived all thiS time and that s why 1 ve surv1ved up to this point Brown who turned 6ii last Friday 1s m hiS 39th season of coaching I relearned some thmgs tomght DeVIne sa1d slowly straightening hts tie which was 1mprmted w1th tiny Green Bay Packer helmet designs I thought I knew It all the time but I relearned that footballu; a game of f1eld poSition and turnovers The head coach has to take the responstbthty lor a fumbled snap from center on the 11 yard line When I first came to Green Bay some of the older players resented 11 that In practice I always had a center snap the hall to a quarterback he!ore he handled It I got away from that but 11 looks like I m g01ng to go back to 11 Alter !ratting 10.0 Green Bay tied the game on a 'II yard field goal by Cbester Mllrcol and a one yard TD run by Perry Wtlllams before Cln cinnall unleashed its game w1nnmg dr)ve 10 the final two minutes Cmcmnati which finiShed the exhibition schedule with a Amer can League 4 2 mark opens regular season (1st game) Sal more 010 02 000- 4 8 0 play at Denver Sunday while c eve and 20 003 OOx 6 8 1 A exande Jackson 7) and Green Bay 3-2-1 for pre-season Etchebarren w ams (5 games plays the New York Strom Bosman 5) Lamb (6 Jets m Milwaukee next and Duncan WP Lamb f 3 3 LP- Aiexande ( 07 HRs Monday mght margm Horst needed to have one hke that Brown said It was good for hun and his morale to kick a field goal and wm a game He s been down on himself Muhlmann a nahve of Dortmund West Germany admitted he needed one of those Turnovers made the differ ence m the game which was marked by stalled offenses and 15 punts In third down ef ftctency sta\iStiCS-,illcking up a flrst down on a clutch third down situabon- Cmcmnati was zero for 11 and Green Bay flve of 15 Pass Interceptions mthe ftrst half by Clnc1nnat1 s Royce Berry and Ken Riley set up the Bengals f1rst 10 pomts---.1 2(). yard field goal by Muhlmann and a one yard run by rookie Cbarles Bobby Clark Berry also recoverCli a Green Bay fumble on the Cmcmnati 11 yard line to end a Packer scormg threat m the third quarter That s a case of Paul Brown doing a better job than I dtd of tellmg his team what footballts Linescores Major League Results Bv Un ted Press International N•tlonaf LUSJU8 (1st gameJ Cine nnatl At an to 01 3 022 IJ2 4 18 0 300 000 003 6 14 2 No man Baney {3) Borbon 9 and Plumme Har son House (6) Closter 7) Ne bau er 9) J N ekro 9) and Casanova 0 etz {9) WP Baney {1 0) LP-Harr son ( 0 5 HRs - Baker (19th) Morgan (22ndl Gr ffey st Foster ( 5I Lum I15th) CZnd gamel c nc nnat A anta May Mll39 558 88 173 310 By Un ted Preulnternat anal Saturday Murc NY Beaver Loca 21 Columb ana 0 142 548 16 110 310 Manchester 8 Gal polis 6 Munsn NY 133 459 71 142 309 Flo and 20 Youngstown W lson Series of Golf had nothing to do Ot s KC 137 536 86 162 302 with money Sm th Bs97 361 66 109 !02 C eveland Glenv le 36 C eveland Shaw 0 Wetskopf put 11 best when Cpd Bs 119 501 50 ISO 299 BrooklynEast 20 C eveland Rhodes Nrthrp De someone asked him what was 103 357 51 106 197 0 Parma Syzentlne 20 Shaker most unportant about his sixth Davs B 121 490 49 145 296 His 7 Home Runs tournament v1ctory of the year C eve and Lutheran East 14 Nat anal League Johnson No th Roy a ton 0 At and Starge P fl 39 Bonds It s called pride SF 38 Aaron and Evans All Perry 28 Fa lroort 21 It was very much of a 36 R chmond Hfs 19 Hawken A mer nn League Jackson School 0 personal goal for me he smd 31 F sk Bos 26 Robinson G mour 7 Cleve and Lutheran I just thought I ve had such Oak Ca Ot s K C Sando Oak and West o Beachwood 12 Ledgement o a tremendous year and tt Bu rroughs Tex 25 Cleve and John Marshall 14 Run~ Batted tn would mean so much to me If I Fa rv ew Park 6 National league S arge St John 8 warren could beat Jack who s the P tt OJ Bench C n 0 May JAshtabulll F K 6 Hou 99 S rwJ•Ion Mt 95 Warren greatest player In the game I EVMS Weste n R,eserve 39 At 9T. c eve Collinwood o American League Jac kson really wanted to beat him Oak 112 Mayber "V KC '93 Wesllake 51 Elyr a West 0 and 1 thmk that was the dif May M I 89 Scott Mil and lake County Cathol c 70 Geneva 0 Murce~ NY 87 terence of why I played good Cleveland Bened ct ne H Pitching WeiSkopf did that holding off Cleve and Sl Joseph 0 Nat anal League Br-vant SF a superlative charge by the 21 10 Bl !Ingham and Gu ett E yr a Cft hoi c 19 Clearv ew 6 C n 17 a Osle•n LA 68 Golden Bear shooting a four Sutton LA and Seave r NY 16 OH 10 COLLEGE under'{lar 66 and collecting the 9 FOOTBALL SCORES American League Wood Chj $50 000 winner s check with a 23 18 Ho tzman Oak 20 11 B-v United Preu lntern1t onat I Saturdoy) Pat mer Ball 9 8 Co em an 36-hole total of 137 De 19 5 Hun er Oak 8 4 Delaware 45 Akron 2• Nicklaus his former Ohio Co born Ml IB 9 Bahnsen Ch Ashland 34 Franklin (lnd ) 27 Defiance 28 Olivet 13 State teammate long time 18 16 Dayton 22 Youngstown 0 friend aoo winner of more COMPLETES SWEEP Gf!oruetown 1KY l 13 F nd ay o Temple 49 Xaver 7 major golf titles than anyone In WEST ALUS Wls (UP!) - Centrl!ll State 31 Morehead history finally faded In the Butch Hartman Sunday comp- (Ky)St1• stretch to finish 69-140 and tie leted a sweep of four US Auto Johnny Mllle1 who had a 67 Club stock car races at the Sunday for second place State Fair Park Speedway lhls Tommy Aaron was never o year and became the first factor in the classy fouNnan driver ever to wln three con field of major champions and secutlve USAC stock cham finished last with 73-149 pionshlps ~ Elsewhere In the American doubleheader with the Angels League Kansas City awepl a In the first game Plnlella Carter injured in Bengals win CINCINNATI (UP!) - The Cincinnati Bengals face the prospect of beginning regular season play with orily one sound tested quarterback after V1rgll Carter was mjured In Saturday nightS VICtoriOUS 13-10 exhtbltion fmale over the Green Bay Packers Carter the f1rst backup ll"arlerback suffered a left shoulder separation and IS expected to 101ss about the f1rst half of the regular season The only healthy proven quarterback the Bengals have gomg mto Sunday s opener at Denver Is regular starter Df!tro t 5 Boson 4 Kenny Anderson Ch cago 10M nnesota 1 The Bengals have sore M waukee 0 New York 3 Kan C y 9 Ca torn a 5 st armed Greg Cook still trymg K an C tv 6 Ca forn a 3 2nd for a caneback after three Texas 5 Oak and 3 Today s Probable P tchers shoulder operations and three (All T me5 eon Kansas c ty Busby (14 12 at missed seasons on the cab OakandBiue 69 llpm squad The only other quar Chicago Bahnse (18 16) at terback on the roster IS rookie Callforn a Lange 1 p m Nebraska crushes UCLA; WeiSkopf Akron OhiO (UPI) - Tom s earnings for the ~esumes .,. ,. ea k yeararepastthe$300ooomark Delaw.ore u , • Su now but the reason he beat Jack Nicklaus to wm the World By JOE FROHLINGER UPI Sportl Writer UCLA Coach Pepper Rodgers couldn t think of any excuse and Nebraska Coach Tom Osborne dldn I have to No 2 ranked Nebraska got Osborne off to a winning start m his coaching debut Saturday when the Cornhuskers manhandled No 8 UCLA 4fl.l3 as second-string quarterback Steve RWlty and Tony Davis combined for four touchdowns 1 can t U1lnk of a good ex cuse said Rodgers We practiced all week for Hwmn (Huskers starting QB David) and then we saw Runty roll out That Runty Is pretty good Runty who got the opporturilty to play came when Louis Apoe~es a• 60 capped a four run eighth Los So~~n F r Jn<: I&O 1!0 61 73 71 Inning rally which enabled Hou ston AI ani a 69 16 reliever Cecil Upshaw to win San Diego 52 90 Saturday s Res ult s his second game Bobby Bonds Houston 9 San Fra cisco 7 and Dove Kingman homered ChiC&QO J St LotJI' for the Giants Bonds tying Pittsburgh S Ph l ade ph a J r ee l J New York 1 Eddie Yoal s career mark of 28 Mon A!IMI!1 J Cine nncU 2 homers leading off gsmes San D iego 9 Las Ang 6 1 nns Sundav' Resulh 1\ellever Randy Mofftlt suf Cine nnat 14 A ant a 6 lSI fCI ed his fourth setback Cl c nnat 1 Allan a 0 2nd !'Ide! ph a8 PI sburgh 7 Billy Wtlliams rounded out a Phil New York J Montreal 0 sple ndid three game series Ch ca go 5 St Lou s 4 ston 5 San Franc sco 4 when he hit tile 375th homer of Hou Los Ang eles S San 0 e9o l his career leading off the Today s Probable P tchers I All T mes. E OT) eighth Inning and gtving the P tsburgh Rooker (7 5) at Cuha their win over the Car Ch CCIIjiO Reu Sche ( 2 14 2 30 dinals Rtck Monday hit his pm Sa n F ranc sco Mar cha 110 23rd and 24th homers and a A lant a Ford (0 0} 8 p n reliever Bob Locker won his Houston Gr ff n (1 5 11 San Gullett who struck out seven runth game for the Cubs while 0 eoo Grell (8 5 10 30 p m (On y ga111es schedu ed and walked three was backed AI Hrabosky was tagged for the Tuesdays Games by an 11-hlt attack which In- Cardinals defeat P tsburgh a Cl'l cago New York at Ph a nigh cluded a two-run homer and Sa n Fran at A anta n ght twooflln single by Bench Hank The Mets scored their rutiS Los Ang al C nc nna n ght Aaron s career home run total on a two-base error by short.. Mon l ea at St Lou s gh Houston a San D ego n gh remamed at 70D,-five short of stop Tim Folt and a run.,scorlng A nerlcan League Babe Ruth s lifetime record- double by Felix Millan as East when he hod a double and two George Stone and Tug McGraw w I pel • b singles In the first game and combmed In a 13·M shutout of Ba no e 82 58 586 ston 78 65 5<5 l sat out the nightcap the Expos Stone received Bo De 0 76 68 528 8 The Dodgers braked their credit for hiS lOth win while New Yor k 72 71 503 1' !wau kee 69 73 486 4 skid when Joe Ferguson s McGraw earned hiS 18th save M c eve a d 62 84 425 23 threeoflln sixth Inning homer Bayor Moore suffered hiS 15th West wlpctgb gave them a 4 2lead and Andy loss agatnst seven wins Oa' and 81 60 577 Messersmith went the diStance Willie Montanez ninth Kansas C ly 78 64 549 cago 72 7 503 on a nine-hitter for his 12th Inning homer snapped a 7 7 he Ch M nn esota 68 73 482 tr1umph Ferguson s deciSive givmg the Phillles Mac Scarce Ca (o n a 64 75 460 9 355 blow o f Rich Troedson came his first victory of the year and Texa s Saturday50s Results after singles by Manny Mota dealing the Pirates Eastern Ca to n a 9 Ka C ty 6 1st Ca fo n a 4 Kan C ty 3 2nd and Tom Paclorek and the Division hopes another dis M n neso a 6 Ch cago 2 Dodger catcher drove In a heartemng setback Del Unser Nev Yor k 5 M waukee tr o 6 Bos on fourth run m the seventh m also homered for the Phllhes De Ba I n ore 6 C eveland rilng while Stargell hit No 39 for the Te xas " Oak and 3 s Results May s Homer Gaps Rally Pirates and also had two Cleve 6 Sunday Ba I mo e 4 s Lee May s three-run homer doubles Ba 1 more 13 C eve 4 2nd 000 311 oo 7 11 2 000 000 000 0 4 1 Gullett 17 8 and Bench P N ekro House (8) and Casano va LP P N ekro 13 8) HRs Bench !25th) Morgan (23rd) St Lou s Chlcaoo 020 011 000 • 30 101 010 Olx s 7 0 Folkers (5) Peno (5) Nagy Hrabosky (7) and S mmons Haney {6) Jenk ns Bonham ()) Pou (8) Locker (8) and Rudolph WP - Locker (9 5) LP Hrabosky 122) HRs Mon day 2 123rd & 2Alh Wll ams 9th P Itsbo h I 023 200 ooo- Chamb 55 9th Dunca < 4 h) Bay or 10 hJ (2nd gameJ Ball more 400 062 00 13 17 0 Cleveland 000 020 020- 4 11 4 Cue ar Watt (9 and Hen dr cks Etchebarreo {5 Tm merman Keklch 5) Johnson 8 Sa nde s (9) and Ells Ashby (91 WP cue ar 115 131 LP - T mme man 8 6) HRsPowe 11 h Sp k.e5 2 (21st & 11nd) {1st game) Cal rorn a Kan City 200 000 20 5 82 SO l 200 Ox- 9 2 2 W ght 3 and Hassler Sands Drago M ngor f I) B rd (8 and Tay or WPM ngor (2 LP Hassler (0 3) HRs- Oiiver ( 8th Pinson 8th (2nd game I Mlddleoorl Ohio PH ttl 71SJ 020 00 000- 3 9 0 021 030 oox 6 a 2 Tanana Se lls 5 Ba ber (5 and Torborg l tte I F tz morr s 5) and M~rt nez WP F tz mors(62 LP- Tana a Ol HR - Reichard (5th Delro I JTAtl FAitM A 112 000 000- 512 0 INJVUNCI STATE FARM Insurance 000 010 100 l 52 000 000 000- o 3 3 Los Ang 000 002 100- 010 003 lOx - 3 70 51 o Troedson Cork ns (6) Ross (1 1 and Kendall Messe sm th {12 o and Yeager LPTroedson (67) HR - F~rguson ( 23rd l 1UESDAY ONLY' PURINA DOG CHOW J/OUf'llouiMooptn' 50 lb bag HEY KIDS! 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Coin.()p CLEANING •3.50 H'lt an1l LtrlljiU I 'Skins rip Bears BY JOE CARN!CEUJ UP1 Sports Writer Bill Kilmer will be the man who 11 try to carry the Washmgton Redskms to .mother Super Bowl berth That was Washington Coach George Allen s decision Sun day night after the Redsklns completed an Impressive 5-l pre«asoncampalgn with a 17 3romp over the Chicago Bears Kilmer who took over last season when veteran Sonny Jurgensen was hurt and carried the Redskms to the Nallonal Conference title Will be at quarterback next Sunday when the Redskms open the regular season agamst San Diego Kilmer threw a typical Kilmer pass an off-balance and wobbly 25-yarder to Roy Texas drops Oakland 5-3 M•tor Ld gue Slana nvs By On ted Prtu lnternatlonel U1elr last H ~ames walloped the Braves In the flnt game on the strength I){ eight runs betted In by George Foater and Ken Griffey who shared the No 6 slot In the batting order Griffey had a two..-un homer a runo~corlng single and a double before retiring after five In nlngs in favor of Foster who drove In five runs with a threerun homer and a tw(H"Un single Joe Morgan added three RBis with a lw<H'un homer and a single Dick Baney who p1tched 5 2-3 1nnlngs of middle mnlng relief received credit for the victory OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS 9 30 TO 12 2 TO 5 (CLOSE: AT NOON ON THURS ) - EAST COURT •T Standings SAYELLE YARN skem only �a - The DaUy ntlnel MldilleJ)IIrt Pomeroy 0 Sept 10 1973 2- The Dally Sentinel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Sept 10 1973 uxi iary meets Miss Davis honored Nixon asking whole program • WASHINGTON (UI'l ) President Nixon has appealed to Congress to pass his major legiSlatiVe programs quickly but not to cut national defense and not to llmlt h1s own presidential powers In an IS-mmute rad1o ad dress to the nation Sunday the President coupled these a!' peals w1th a warmng that non admm1strat10n bills which have either passed or are pendmg m Congress would overstep the budget and ra1se pr1ces for every American fam•ly NIXon arranged a breakfast meetmg today w1th House Speaker Carl Albert House Democratic Leader Thomas 0 Ne11l and House Republican Leader Gerald Ford Later today he was sendmg a 25-page State of the Uruon messsge to Congress outhnmg 50 measures he either IS takmg himself or wants Congress to pass With the exception of new housmg legislation which he said he would send Congress m 10 days all of the proposals m the President s speech have been presented by hlnl before He charged Congress With a very d1sappomtmg perfor mance 1n not enactmg them sooner and urged their passage to complete the people s busmess before the year ends with extra congressiOnal ses s1ons if necessary The Programs The programs mclude glVlng the president more flexibility to control foreign trade a senes of energy measures mcludm g the tra ns Alaska pipeline bwldmg deepwater ports and allowmg the price or natural gas to be set by the market rather than regula lion Improvement of cities assistance for education pension reform health and JOb trammg and restoration of the death penalty for certam crunes and tough narcotiCS laws N xon did not mentiOn Watergate But man apparent reference to hiS desire to put that ISsue behmd hlffl he urged holding the spotllght of pubhc attention and public debate on those ISSues that directly and personally affect you and your lives He indtcated willingness to compromise w1th h1s op ponents m Congress on details of specific legislation but he srud there were three thmgs he deemed essential - Holdmg the lme agamst efforts to cut the $85 bllllon defenoe budget domestic programs he sa1d can no longer be fmanced out of defense cuts ThiS approach he declared IS worse than foolhardy It Is SWCldal Hiilber Prices Wlll Result -Holding the line on the entire federal budget NIXon srud Congress already has passed or IS constdermg b1lls which would exceed hiS budget by $6 billion and that Congress has fa1led to make nearly $1 5 billion In cuts he had called lor If these actions by the Congress stand he said 'the result will be higher prices for every American fanuly Some other measures to which he gsve priOrity - A trade bill g1vmg him I more authority to adjust tariffs without gOing to Congress each time - The Alaska pipeline deregulation of natural gas pr ccs buildmg deepwater ports lor supertankers un proving gove rnment orgamzation m the energy held - Passage of his Better Commumlles Act directed at 1n1provmg c•ties - Transportation proposals including a measure to keep bankrupt railroads servmg the Northeast and Midwest - HIS Better Schools Act lncludmg education for the disadvantaged and handiCapped - Law enforcement measu res mcluding a herom traffick mg bill With stiffer penalties modermzatiOn or the entire crmunal code and restoration of the death penalty for certam of the most serious offenses Harrisonville Soc1cty News Mrs Sadie Carr IS not so well and IS confmed m Holzer Hospital D and Mrs Don Gtbson Mark and Gay Lynn of Ma yla d returned to thm home Monday after a VIS t with Mrs Lana G bson and U e Bud Douglas<!S Recent guests of Ava Gilkey • ere Mrs Donald Weaver Mrs Eugene Young Mrs Bud Douglas Mr and Mrs Asa Jordan Mr and Mrs Clinton Gilkey Karen and Tad and Golda Epple Mr and Mrs Jun or Gibson and Dr and Mrs Don G1bson Mark and Gay Lynn attended the State Fall' Mr and Mrs Don Updegraff of Birmingham Ala are spendmg a week with her mother Ava Gilkey Mrs May Mason has been carmg for Eunice Bradfield the last week Mr and Mrs M A Epple v sited a couple days w1th the1r daughter Gerry Behrendsen n Sandusky Mr and Mrs F 0 Whaley or Columbus are spendmg a few days with her mother Ava Gilkey There was a yard sale at the home of Arthur Goodm Mr and Mrs Orville Allen have returned home from Veterans Memorial Hospital Mrs Ava Gilkey had a cookout and also served homemade peach Ice cream at her home Wednesday evemng Present were Mr and Mrs Don Updegraff Mr and Mrs Bob Alkire and Ray and Mr and Mrs F 0 Whaley Mrs Frances Young has recovered from a SICk spell she suffered at the church p1cmc at Forest Acre park Mrs Anestme Carsey Is somewhat Improved at Veterans Memorial Hospital Mrs Darold Graham IS reported to be 1mprovmg mcely from a recent illness Mrs Eleanor Updegraff VISited her SISter Lola Clark The Turner reunion was held at Forest Acres Park last Sunday TUESDAY NIGHT IS FAMILY FUN NIGHT AT BURGER. CHEF/ • • • • Special Family Meal Prices 4 p m to closing l$1'"' FOR ADULTS l 00 Shol• French Fnes Turnover & Large Drink '' FOR KIDS Funburger1" French Fr es Small Drink &Loll pop • • • • ADULT WINNER - Mrs Alice Priddy won the adult division m a Sunday school contest held by the Middleport Un ted Pentecostal Church She returned her pnze a Btble to the Rev Wtlham Kruttel pastor and the Bible was sold The proceeds $100 helped defray the cost or a new central air conditioner m the church Church wins state contests Wilmers of the adult and youth divisions of lbe Mid dleport Umted Pentecostal Church which recently placed first 1111ts section of a statewide Sunday school contest have been announced The church offered a Bible In the adult division and a variety of prizes m the youth division for the largest Increase in SWida) school attendance Two new attendance records were set during the seven week period according to the postor the Rev Wtlliam Knittel Mrs Allee Priddy of Rutland won the adult division and returned the Bible she won to Pastor Knittel to be used In the church The Bible was sold lor $100 to Mrs May Mason of Hamsonv1lle wtth the proceeds going toward the purchase of a central air condttwner mstalled at the church Mrs Priddy has won the last two contests In succession 1he wnu1ers of the youth division were Belva and Debra Priddy of Rutland and Norsa Moodtspaugh of Middleport Kingsbury News, Notes The Carleton Sunday School had an attendance or 73 of fer ng $163 39 Worsh1p ser vices foilowed with Rev Jay Stiles The m1mster gave baptismal cerllf1cates to those who were baptised Sunday afternoon Sp 5 and Mrs Edward Smith (Janet Mees) are announcmg the amval of their first child a baby girl who was born m Heiibronn Germany where Edward s statwned She will answer to the name of Kimberly Ann Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Elmo Smith and Mr and Mrs Richard Mees Mr and Mrs Ernest Perkins Mary and Gene of Manon spent the weekend With Mr and Mrs Ray Saler and Richard Mrs Neva King and Mrs VIrgil Kmg spent a day recently w1th Florence Atkmson at Athens Mr and Mrs John Walter Dean Rick Gilkey Mr and Mrs John Dean and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Markms of Racine attended the Markms reuniOn Labor Day at Glouster Park Mr and Mrs John Perdas (Sandra Beal) of Chambers burg Pa are announcing the amval of their second daughter Ltsa La Donna Recent VISitOrs m Chambers burg were Mr and Mrs Wayne Bea l Mrs Russell Well Mr and Mrs Kirk Chevalier Roger Dixon and Demse Hendricks Recent VISitors of Mrs Hazel Arnold and Walter were Mr and Mrs Ronald McNally and daughter of Athens Mr and Mrs Lester Arnold and Billy of Columbus Billy remmned to spend a week With his grand r-------- ----1 1 Here's the Man 1 I I 1 To See For • .. I II THE lI I BEST I lSOc ! I I &irs /l I I I I Lou Osborne • • CHURCH STAFF - Tbe Sunday school staff of the Middleport United Pentecostal Church hrst row left to right Mrs Manda Eastman Mrs Colleen Dougan Charles Friley second row Mrs Unda Knittel Mrs Joyce Sauters Mrs Allee Priddy Ronald Dougan Sunday school superintendent third row Mrs Dora Halley Miss theresa Eastman fourth row Leroy Sauters Lawrence Rope and the Rev Wllllarll Knittel 1503 EASTERN AVE, GALLIPOLIS, OHIO I I I VALUES SEARS Catalog Merchant I 220 E Mam .. I ____ PH f I Pomeroy 2178 992 _ ( I ___j mother Mr and Mrs Phil Hamson and son R~ney Columbus VIS ted over the weekend w1th Mr and Mrs Olen Hamson Recent VISitors of Mr and Mrs John Dean and John and Amta were Mr and Mrs Paul Paynter of Carpenter Mr and Mrs Garold Gilkey Tammy Cmdy and R1ck of Athens Mr and Mrs Kenneth Markins Racme Robert Bruce R1ed home on leave from the Navy from Vlfgmin enroute to hiS home m Flonda and Mr and Mrs Bill SpaWI of Pomeroy Wolfpen News, Notes Mr and Mrs Walter Jordan of Gallipolis were Sunday VISitors or Mr and Mrs Lm coin Russell Mr and Mrs Wilham EIChmger of Syracuse were Tuesday afternoon VISitors of Mr and Mrs Charles Sayre Mr and Mrs Donald Sayre of Florida are viSitmg hiS parents Mr and Mrs Charles Sayre wh le on vacuhon Mr and Mrs Guy Sargent returned Saturday after spendmg a few days m Maine With relatives They also VIs ted Nwgara Falls on their trtp and other pmnts of m teres! Sunday VISitors or Mr and Mrs Harley Johnson were Mrs Howard Thoma and PatriCia Mr and Mrs J R Murphy John and girlfriend Mr und Mrs Wayne Harrison of Middleport Mr Harle~ Eblin of Illinois v sited Monjlay afternoon with Mr and Mrs Harley Johnson Evenmg visitors were Mr and Mrs Harley E Johnson Tammy Cheryl and Terry Miss Patnc1u Thoma of LOUISVIlle Ky spent the holiday with her parents Mr and Mrs Howard Thoma Mr and Mrs Hurley Eblin and family of Illinois are visiting his parents Mr und Mrs Henry Eblin Sr and sister Mr and Mrs Donald Jeffers and R1cky also brother Mr and Mrs Henry Eblm ond family Mr and Mrs H E Warner Mr 1 nd Mrs fed Warner ond family Mr and Mrs George Warner und Gordon Mr and Mrs James Proffitt and Mr and Mrs Gene Thompson nnd Support of the one half mill bond Issue to raise funds for the construction of a school building for the mentally retarded of the county was pledged and a contribution towards its promotion was made at a recent meeUng of the American Legion Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39 Mrs Harry Davis spoke to the group on the need for a bwldlng for the classes of the Meigs Community School whoch now has classes at the Rutland Elementary School The bond Issue if passed by the voters In the November election would pay out over a 20 year period and would bring m $250 000 That amount would he matcbed by the state for construction of a bulldmg To assist m promoting the bond ISSUe the Auxiliary gave a $10 contribution Thank you notes were read from the Gilmore farmly for Dowers sent at the death of Mrs Fern Gilmore and from Don Runnel for a gift from the Auxiliary toward expenses of the Leg10n baseball program CommunicatiOns mcluded letters on the purchase of group tickets for fall football games and Information on program material available through the Amencan Leg10n ExtensiOn Institute Reports on the Department Convention held m July at Toledo were given by those who attended Mrs Leonard Jewell presented the budget and Mrs Gerald Wildermuth reported that 77 members have paid dues Several members were reported Ill and carda were sent Kitchen workers for the game parties are as follows Sept 14 Mrs Wildermuth Sept 17 Mrs Catherine Welch Sept 21 Mra Davis Sept 24 Mrs Don Runnel and Mrs Lena Neseelro•d =~:::~~f:~r~P~~~:4 muth and Mrs Couch The prosram will be on music At the July meeting of the auxiliary Diana carsey and Ingrid Hawley reported on their e.perlence• at Buckeye Girls State Committees were appointed and include Mrs Roy Reuter Mrs Davis Mrs Ben Neutz ling executive committee Mrs NeutzUng Mrs Davis and Mrs Pratt Spirit of 76 Mrs Jewell Mrs Robert Couch Mrs Davis Mrs Pratt and Mrs Ernest Powell Budget Mrs Neut!llng Americanism Mrs Reuter children and youth Mrs Runnel civil defense Mrs Ellen Couch community service Mrs Davis junior activities Mrs Edith Fox legislation Mrs Wildermuth membership Mrs George Hackett Sr. national security Mrs Wildermuth poppy Mrs Paul easel rehab!Utation and veterans affairs Mrs Robert Couch scholarship and educallon Mrs Olan Knapp foreign relatiOns Mrs Neutz hng music Mrs Jewell legion activities Mrs Ellen Couch cards and flowers Mrs Osby Martin field serv1ce Mrs Gladys Cumings public relations Mrs Marlin Mrs Hackett Mrs Kenneth Harr1s by laws Miss Erma Snlith historian Miss Snlith Mrs Lloyd Wright Mrs Nesselroad Mrs Jewell Mrs Reuter Mrs Leona Snlith ways and means Party fetes Miss Whited Melissa Renee Whiled was honored on her f1fth btrthday Saturday w1th a party at the home of her great grandmother Mrs Alma Miller Middleport Games were played With pmes gomg to Brian George and Zandra Vaughan The Llttle Bopeep theme was carried out In pmk and white decorations on theocake wh1ch was served wtth 1ce cream cups and pmk lemonatde Mrs Elame Mallnoskl and Mrs L W McComas assiSted m the ENJOY VISIT Mr and Mrs Bert Grinun Letart Falls are at St Clalrs ville thiS week VISilmg Mr and Mrs Russell Gnmm and family Pomeroy They spent several days during the Ohio State Fair w1th their son Bob Gnmm and h1s family In Columbus MARIJUANA SEIZED SANTEE Calif (UP!) Sheriff s deputies mvestigating a report of illegal dumpmg m a rural area seized three tons of marijuana In this San Diego suburb Saturday Armando Valencia 25 a student living in a nearby house was arrested for posses stan of marijuana and posses s1on of marijuana lor sale after the brick marijuana In a rented van and a 21'..-ton truck was found A total of 6 000 pounds of marijuana was taken from the two vehicles and the house Investigators estimated the street value of the marijuana at $2 million The Da1~ Sentinel DEVOT!D TO THE INTEREST Of" MEIGS MASON .lAEA CHISTEA L TANNIM Ll lxtc Ed ROI.RT HO!,.L tH ClyiiEdtor Publ ttltd dt y uctpl St u day by Tht Oh o Vt ty Pub th n; Compenv Cou S Pomt OY Oh o 45769 &ut n.. Off ct Phone 992 2156 Ed o I Phont P92 "' Second c: au DOtltge pt d t Porn troy OP'I o Net on a td'olt 1 nv tp uentet ve 8o nt Gt tDhtr nc l Ent ,.,l'ld S! New Yo ~ Ntw Yo ·k Sub.er p on a u Ot VI td by Clrr I Wht t IYI lb I 55 C:tnt• pt Wltk By Nlo o Rouh whtrt cur t u v ct no nt tblt Ont mon h U 8y mt n Oh o lnd W \It One Yet 16 Sxmonht 1!0 Th t t mon M U 50 Eluwht t S I yu I 11 mon ht It !0 h •• mon11u 16 Subtcr p on p ct n c uat1 Su na1y T mu Stnt nt family enjoyed o llah dinner at the home o! Mr and Mrs Arthur Nease Labor Day Mr orid Mrs Robert Reeves Bryan of Racine were &!turday evening visitOfs of Mr ond Mrs James Reevl!l Unda Mrs Lorry Barr daughter of Rutland were Tuesday visitors of Mrs Howard Thoma servmg at the lawn party Gtfts including a btcycle from Mrs Miller were presented to the honored guest Attending were those named and Billy McMillian Melissa McM1lban Eddie Johnson Angela Farley Chryst1e Farley Juruny Farley Brent Christopher and David George Sendmg gifts were Lydia Johnson Mrs Nellie Wmston and Charles Snnth Favors were plngpong paddles Long Bottom Social Notes Sammie Rairden 1s a pat1ent at Veteran s Memorial Hospital Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Tom Drake Reynoldsburg and Mr and Mrs Dav1d G Smith Marietta were weekend vis! tors of thell parents Mr and Mrs Dav1d Smith Mr and Mrs Robin Nye and family Mr and Mrs Mike B1ssell Mr and Mrs Tom Drake Mr and Mrs Tom Groenv11le Columbus Mrs Elrna Holter Forest Run Mr and Mrs Dave Sm1th Mafletta Leota Ferrell Medway Mr and Mrs Joe BISSell and Leona Hensley VISited Mr and Mrs Hank Holter Patty Lawrence was an overmght guest of Kathy and Chr1s1e Hess of Middleport Mr and Mrs Howard Young Paden City spent several days with Mr and Mrs Garth Smtih Mr and Mrs Dorsel Larkins were VISiting Mr and Mrs VIrgil Wamsley Cheshire Vtslting Ernestine Hayman were Mr and Mrs C B Hayman Mr and Mrs Jun Walls and son Mr and 1\fl's Elbert Fitzpatrick and farmly Mr and Mrs Dick Hayman and sons Mr and Mrs Tom Hayman and daughters and Mr and Mrs Keith Ridenour and sons Mr and Mrs Hank Holter and family and Mr and Mrs David Smith and DeeDee were vlslting at King s loland near Cincinnati and Mr and Mrs Uoyd McPeek Belleville W Va Howard Larkins of Portland and Vera Weber of Tuppers Plains visited Mr and Mrs Fred Larkins Mr and Mrs Larry Curtis and family vlalted Mary Pierce Mr and Mrs Ralph Wells have moved Into the property they purchased from casey Gennan Mr arid Mrs Ollie Sayre have moved Into the Doril Marks property here from Reedsville Mr and Mrs Howard Lawrence enjoyed a cookout at Forked Run Lake with tile Heu family -Violet Smith Mrs Dorothy Bryan and daughtar Mrs Dottle Davi4, entertained recently with a bridal shower honoring Miss Janet Marie Davis A pink and. white color scheme featuring a bride doll wu used In the decorations of the Bryan home Gamea were played with prizes being awarded to the winners Teresa Carter won the door prize Cupcakes mints Ice cream and beverages were served Guesr. were Mn Man;ll Harrison Mrs BarbJra Wei~~ Mrs Fredtl Davis Mra Minda Davis Mrs Ruby Carter IJICI Mrs MAtrtha Cllrter Othtn presenting glfw to the brldt elect were Mrs Roxie ~:1~. Mrs Ulllan Moore Mrs M Manley Mn Vera Nancy Bryan the Rev Mrs W H Perrin Charlotte Brown Mrs Ronald ~:~y Lorain and Mrs : Bryan gprlngfleld Celebration service held LETART - A service of celebration and rededication of the United Methodist Women of the Letart Falls Church was held Wednesday night at the home of Mrs John Hill Mrs Andrew Cross presented the program using Rejoice as the theme She asked for the rededication of each member to the purpose of the Umled Methodist Women describing It as a unity of women whose objective 1s to know God and to e~perience freedom as whole persons through Jesus Christ She called for the development of a supportatlve fellowship and an expanSion of the concepts of miSSIOns through particlpallon In the global ministries of the church In concluSion Mrs Cross president of the Letart Falls UMW called for a com mitment to the church a concern for others and a pledge to Identify with the group of like nunded women m working together toward a realizatiOn of the purpose for which the UMW IS bemg organized Participating m the service of celebrabon and rededicatiOn were Mrs Harold Roush Mrs Ernest Shuler Mrs Gladys Shields Mrs !nls Hill Mrs Ertna W118on Mrs Ernest Grurun Mrs Don Bell Mrs Alice Balser Mrs Bert Hunt Mrs Magg1e Roush Mrs Bert Grimm Mrs John HJU Mrs Cross and Mrs Howard Shtveley The Athens District serv1ce of celebration was annoWiced for September 16 3 to 7 p m at the Christ Church m Marietta Also announced was a fall workshop to be held at the Gallipolis Grace Cburch 9 30 a m October 31 w1th a sack luncheon at noon A round robm card was Signed for Mrs Tom Norris a patient at the Holzer Medical Center Mrs Ernest Shuler was appomted chairWoman of the nommatmg committee and It was announced that the October meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Bert Grmun Devotions were given by Mrs Bert Grurun who read Helen Steiner Rice s Seek God s Gwdance and The Mrs Neutzltng ts appmnted Mrs Ben Neutzllng member of the Amef!can Legion Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39 has been appomled the Dlstflct 8 chairwoman of veterans affairs and rehabilitation for the 1973-74 year Her appointment to the posttion was made by Mrs Devon Tipple Lancaster the DIStrtct 8 president Mrs Neutzling w!U join other district and department of f1clals In Colwnbus Saturday for a board meeting at the Neil House to be followed by a school of Instruction Meaning of Joy Shiveley had scripture Homemade Ice cream served at the conclusion of meeting Social Calendar MONDAY POMEROY Garden meeting 7 30 p m at home of Mrs Edward Baer Roll Cllll w1ll be to name the Dowers ln the mdtvidual s garden this year MEIGS Salon 710 Eight Forty 6 p m picmc at roadside park near Ga~.~~:~~ Meat furmshed Dues and gun ttckets to be turt!ed.:ln. WSCS CIRCLE 7 30 Monday at Heath Methodist Church SERIES OF gospel 7 30 each evening through Sunday Sept Wests1de Church of Chr1st W Mam St Pomeroy by Keller Public mv1ted l THE CIRCLE of the WSCS w11l meet at 7 30 p m at 'the Heath Umted Methodist Church Middleport SALEM CENTER PRA Monday 7 30 p m Preseh tation of 4 H r.lnh membiirs and falf awards Refresh ments MEIGS Chapter 53 DAV 7 30 p m at chapter home on Butternut Ave PomerQ.y Refreshments All members urged to attend POMEROY Chamber of Commerce Me1gs Inn at noon Pat Meeker guest speaker GROUP Discussion on To Help Improve Our PT ~ when the R1verv1ew P.f.A meets at 7 30 p m at ille school Refreslunents by •8f •p f~eers everyone mvtted TUESDAY : HYMN SING Tuesday 7l!!o p m at Freedom GosAl!l MISSton Bald Knob Dun~n Family from Tampa Fll! featured smgers .. .. RACINE Lodge 461 F ll!ld AM w1ll meet m re~pr session at 7 30 p m Relre'ih· ments all Master MaiiOils " InVIted MIDDLEPORT Masonfc Lodge 363 F&AM will h<Dd post masters mght Tuesddt All Master Masons mv1led ; XI GAMMA Mu Chaplfr Beta Sigma Phi Soroflly progressive dmner lor members only starting at the home of Charlotte Hannl1!g Middleport ot 6 30 p m • SYRACUSE PTA 7 30 P:pl at the school • WEDNESDAY : MIDDLEPORT Pome&y Uons Club noon ot the Meli!s Inn • • POMEROY Chapter .~ Royal Arch Masons regUlar stated conclave 7 30 p m : at the Pomeroy Masonic TemPle • CELEBRATE Mr and Mrs George Shiveler Sr 5426 Fox Road Cmcinnati celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary September 6 They are fanner residents of Pomeroy In good health they recently returned from Florida where they and their son and daughter In law Mr and Mrs George Shlveler Jr also of Cincinnati vacationed for a month Start Back To THiliOOT in tall stories by ~"'-cAn. heritage hou" Your Tltom MeAn Store • MIDDLEPORT ' Reds hack home, lead by 3 games By FRED DOWN UPI SPGrtl Writer Johnny Bench has been saying all season that the Cincinnati Reds had a hidden ace In Don Gullett and it may be that (he 22-year.j)ld lert bander will be the trump card In the National League s Western Division race Gullett who had only a ~ record on July 20 of this season has reeled off eight straight victories since then ralsmg his mark to 17-8 and playing a vital role In the Reda drive to a three-game lead over the Los Angeles Dodgers Gullett pitched a four hitter Ill the second game Sunday as the Reds swept the Atlanta Braves 14-8 and 7.0 and picked up a half game on the Dodgers who ended a nine game losing streak with a 5-3 tnwnph over the San Diego Padres The Houston Astros defeated the San Francisco Giants 5-4 the Chicago Cubs shaded the St Louis Cardinals 5-4 the New York Mets beat the Montreal Expos 3 0 and Philadelpbla edged Pittsburgh S-7 m other NL games In the American League It was Kansas Ctty over Callfor rua 9-5 and 6-3 Baltimore over Cleveland 13-4 after a 6-4 loss Milwaukee 10 New York 3 Detroit 5 Boston 4 Chicago 10 Minnesota 7 and Texas 5 Oakland 3 Reds Whip Braves The Reds who have won 11 of ROBINSON'S CLEANERS mE Second POMEROY eut ~~ Dr. T. J. Bradshaw Dr. Milton Mason OPTOMETRISTS 181 N Second Ave MIDDLEPORT PH 992 3279 w 1 11 pet gb 69 70 (1.9 73 69 74 68 73 64 !9 W&tif w t 496 486 A83 .462 I 2 1 PII! J burgh Monlreal New Yo k Ch cogo Ph t~delphiB Cine nnatl SO! 4d 1 J 3 8 pet g b 60-4 5&3 1 567 s ' 503 14 2 416 II h 366 3,. 87 S7 Jefferson lor the first Washmgton touchdown and Bob Brunet scooped up a punt blocked by rookie Mike Han cock on the 15 and carried It In lor the second TO Mike Bragg had a 17 yard field goal for the Skms while Mlrro Roder s 45yarder accounted lor the Bears scoring Cb1cago Coach Abe Gibron became the hrst of what proMbly wlll become many to criticize Allen s selection of Kilmer Jurgensen makes a dlf ferent team of them said the outspoken Bears coach That s not to take anythmg away from Kihner He s just more conservative He doesn t take chances In the only other game Sunday the Baltimore Colts Humm suffered an ann In feclion aoo then a knee Injury completed 9.of II passes for 1115 yards ran one yard for Nebraska s first touchdown and completed a 1fl.yard pass to Frosty Anderson for another score Osborne taking over for the wlnnlngest coach In football history retired Bob Devaney mtended to put Hwrun Into the game In the second half but Runty s fine play changed his mind We d have felt terrible if Humm had gone In and got hurt Osborne said Delaware the UP! small college football champion the past two years rolled to ita 15th straight win 45-24 over Akron as Vern Roberts racked up 217 yards and stunned the Zips with a 42-yard run In the third quarter to put the Blue Hens ahead to stay Delaware has a 20-1 record for the past two seasons and Is tabbed to repeat this season In other games Arizona bludgeoned Colorado State 39 0 Holy Cross nipped MaMa chusetts 30 28 VIrginia downed VMI 16 0 North Carolina State whipped East Carolina 57 8 Mississippi toppled Villanova 24-6 BY NEIL HERSHBERG U.Pl S)IOfll Writer Billy Martin a man who stands alone borrowed from U1e phi!08QilhY of the great VInce Lombardi whel) he assumed his new role as miracle worker with the Texas Rangers Martin signed to a multi year contract as man ager or the Rang ers Saturday by club own er Bob Short led Texas to Its third consecutive victory Sunday night with a 5-3 victory of the Oaktand As Martin IJillllaged the Detroit Tigers a club many considered to be over the hill to the American League East cham plonshlp last season Winning is everything said Martin on taking the job We will be trying to win the rest of the season I think we have a fine club here with rookie Bert Jones leadmg Texas Hudson 4 1) a M n a 6S-yard march and Lydell nesota F f e (2 2) 9 p m Mitchell plungmg over from College Football Rnults Boston T ant ( 16 2) a By Un ted Press Internal onal Ba mo re Je terson (4 4) 7 30 the three w1th just 41 seconds pm E nf left downed the Denver De ro LaG ow 3 at Delaware 45 Akron 24 M waukee Colbo n { 18 9 8 30 Holy C oss 30 Mass 28 Broncos 17 10 pm w Va st 31 w va Tech 9 In Saturday games the New South C eveland T drow 11 4 at New York Pee son (8 3 7 30 C em son 14 C tade 12 York Giants beat Cleveland pm Memphis St 28 Lou sv le 21 21 10 Mmnesota stopped San M ss 24 VIllanova 6 Tuesdays Games Boston at Sa more n ght V ron a 6 VMI o Diego 24-16 Pittsburgh shut Cleveland wm & Mar-v 3 Va Tech 24 a New York n ght out Atlanta 1~ the New York De ro at M waukee n ghl M dwest Dayton 22 Youngstn 0 Jets edged Philadelphia 16-13 Texas at M nnesota night ndiana Cen 10 Evansv 2 Kan C ty a Oak. and n ght Cincinnati held off Green Bay Chicago Kan Wesle-van 14 Baker 1 at Cal 1 n ght Nebraska 40 UCLA 13 13 10 Oakland topped Buffalo N Oak St 36 No A Z 7 17 7 and New Orleans defeated S Oak S 39 SW M nn 6 Lead ng Batters UW M I 34 St 29 Nat on a League Houston 16-10 west M ch a Cent M ch 13 Rose c n Wtsn Ho Cdeno H Perez en Crdnl Ch Madx SF Hunt Mtl W ms Ch Weiskopf triwnphs at Akron 43 45 23 36 26 23 13 37 Sng tn Mt 42 'S ro 1 Pt 24 G bb SO 06 g ab r h pet 603 105 210 348 535 92 170 318 467 76 U7 315 511 64 159 311 456 74 142 311 496 68 154 310 401 61 124 309 505 495 444 368 67 154 )05 92 IS ~ 05 83 135 304 41 I 2 304 A mer can League g ab r h Crw Mn 132 5 1 84 177 Hrtn Of 10 375 41 118 Southwest Ark St 56 Ab Chris 46 Jaxnvl S 34 Tex A& I 14 New Mex St 24 Lamar 1 Texas Sou 27 Sam Hous 1A UT Arl 3 No lex St 7 West Tex St 13 Drake 10 West Ariz 3 Coo St 0 daho 52 UTEP 14 Mont St 42 daho S 7 Ch co St 0 U ah St 3 twlnblll from Ca llfornls 9-5 and S-3 Detroit nipped Boston 0-4 Baltimore beat Cleveland 13-4 afler losing 6-4 Chicago routed Minnesota 10 7 Milwaukee bombed New York drove in two runs with three hits and Frank White and Cookie Rojas slapped two doubles each Vada Pln.~n and Bob Oliver belted two run homers for the Angels Home runs by Tony Taylor and Ike Brown powered the Tigers to a win over the Boston behind the elght.lut pitching of Mickey Lollch and John Hiller Taylor conncected m the first mnlng and Brown lashed his homer off the foul pole In right field with Bill Freehan aboard 10 the third inning to wrap up the Detroit sconn~ Bobby Grieb batted m four runs Boog Powell hit a three run homer and Mike Cuellar became the fourth pitcher In Baltimore history to win 100 game• as the Orioles romped m victory In the second game of a doubleheader after the In 1~3 Bibby Allow• Two Hill Jim Bibby who no-hit Oak land the first Ume he faced the As allowed only two hits before retiring In the eighth with a pulled leg muscle as the Rangers snapped J1n1 Hunters 13-game winning streak Lloyd Allen came In to lm Ish the eighth and gave up a two run triple to Pat Bourque and a run-ocorlng single to Jesus Alou Back to-back doubles by Lou Pinlella and Hal McRae produced three lie-breaking runs In the fifth Inning propelling the Royals to a a sweep of their Randy Mattingly who has failed to stick with the Cleveland Browns Chicago Bears and Buffalo Bills this year Mattingly from Evans viUe (!nd ) Urilverslty has not yet familiarized hhriSelf With the Bengals offense let alone seen action carter was burt as he tried to engineer a Bengal drtve to break a 1fl.10 tte late m the game After a five yard run along the sideline he was belted out of hounds by a Green Bay tackler 1 was just trymg to get out of bounda sa1d Carter after the game his arm m a slmg Just one guy got me I got his license number 11 was No 53Fred Carr Two years ago Carter suf fered a similar mjury against the Packers It was the same old Green Bay he satd after Saturday rught s game Anderson replaced Carter wtth 1 4G remauung and took the Bengals from their own 34 to Green Bay s 23 Horst Muhlmann kicked a 31 yard field goal with three seconds remammg to provide the 13-10 dlans won the opener Dave Duncan drilled a three-run homer In th'e sixth lnnlng and Chris Chambliss hit a solo shot m the third to give the Indians the opening game victory The White Sox down by four runs ralhed behind the solid pttchlng of veteran lefthander Jim Kaat with a 1!J..hlt attack to down Minnesota Kaat now 1412 was pitching for the first time against the team he played w1th for more than a decade was hit hard by the Twins In the early Innings but settled down and got the win although he needed relief help from Cy Acosta In the eighth IMing Scormg seven times In a seven-run second Inning ell maxed by Dave Mays 24th homer and second grand slam of the year Milwaukee scored an easy v1ctory over the Yankees pet 346 OHIO HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCORES 315 " about sa1d Green Bay Coach Dan Devme I suppose that s why Brown has survived all thiS time and that s why 1 ve surv1ved up to this point Brown who turned 6ii last Friday 1s m hiS 39th season of coaching I relearned some thmgs tomght DeVIne sa1d slowly straightening hts tie which was 1mprmted w1th tiny Green Bay Packer helmet designs I thought I knew It all the time but I relearned that footballu; a game of f1eld poSition and turnovers The head coach has to take the responstbthty lor a fumbled snap from center on the 11 yard line When I first came to Green Bay some of the older players resented 11 that In practice I always had a center snap the hall to a quarterback he!ore he handled It I got away from that but 11 looks like I m g01ng to go back to 11 Alter !ratting 10.0 Green Bay tied the game on a 'II yard field goal by Cbester Mllrcol and a one yard TD run by Perry Wtlllams before Cln cinnall unleashed its game w1nnmg dr)ve 10 the final two minutes Cmcmnati which finiShed the exhibition schedule with a Amer can League 4 2 mark opens regular season (1st game) Sal more 010 02 000- 4 8 0 play at Denver Sunday while c eve and 20 003 OOx 6 8 1 A exande Jackson 7) and Green Bay 3-2-1 for pre-season Etchebarren w ams (5 games plays the New York Strom Bosman 5) Lamb (6 Jets m Milwaukee next and Duncan WP Lamb f 3 3 LP- Aiexande ( 07 HRs Monday mght margm Horst needed to have one hke that Brown said It was good for hun and his morale to kick a field goal and wm a game He s been down on himself Muhlmann a nahve of Dortmund West Germany admitted he needed one of those Turnovers made the differ ence m the game which was marked by stalled offenses and 15 punts In third down ef ftctency sta\iStiCS-,illcking up a flrst down on a clutch third down situabon- Cmcmnati was zero for 11 and Green Bay flve of 15 Pass Interceptions mthe ftrst half by Clnc1nnat1 s Royce Berry and Ken Riley set up the Bengals f1rst 10 pomts---.1 2(). yard field goal by Muhlmann and a one yard run by rookie Cbarles Bobby Clark Berry also recoverCli a Green Bay fumble on the Cmcmnati 11 yard line to end a Packer scormg threat m the third quarter That s a case of Paul Brown doing a better job than I dtd of tellmg his team what footballts Linescores Major League Results Bv Un ted Press International N•tlonaf LUSJU8 (1st gameJ Cine nnatl At an to 01 3 022 IJ2 4 18 0 300 000 003 6 14 2 No man Baney {3) Borbon 9 and Plumme Har son House (6) Closter 7) Ne bau er 9) J N ekro 9) and Casanova 0 etz {9) WP Baney {1 0) LP-Harr son ( 0 5 HRs - Baker (19th) Morgan (22ndl Gr ffey st Foster ( 5I Lum I15th) CZnd gamel c nc nnat A anta May Mll39 558 88 173 310 By Un ted Preulnternat anal Saturday Murc NY Beaver Loca 21 Columb ana 0 142 548 16 110 310 Manchester 8 Gal polis 6 Munsn NY 133 459 71 142 309 Flo and 20 Youngstown W lson Series of Golf had nothing to do Ot s KC 137 536 86 162 302 with money Sm th Bs97 361 66 109 !02 C eveland Glenv le 36 C eveland Shaw 0 Wetskopf put 11 best when Cpd Bs 119 501 50 ISO 299 BrooklynEast 20 C eveland Rhodes Nrthrp De someone asked him what was 103 357 51 106 197 0 Parma Syzentlne 20 Shaker most unportant about his sixth Davs B 121 490 49 145 296 His 7 Home Runs tournament v1ctory of the year C eve and Lutheran East 14 Nat anal League Johnson No th Roy a ton 0 At and Starge P fl 39 Bonds It s called pride SF 38 Aaron and Evans All Perry 28 Fa lroort 21 It was very much of a 36 R chmond Hfs 19 Hawken A mer nn League Jackson School 0 personal goal for me he smd 31 F sk Bos 26 Robinson G mour 7 Cleve and Lutheran I just thought I ve had such Oak Ca Ot s K C Sando Oak and West o Beachwood 12 Ledgement o a tremendous year and tt Bu rroughs Tex 25 Cleve and John Marshall 14 Run~ Batted tn would mean so much to me If I Fa rv ew Park 6 National league S arge St John 8 warren could beat Jack who s the P tt OJ Bench C n 0 May JAshtabulll F K 6 Hou 99 S rwJ•Ion Mt 95 Warren greatest player In the game I EVMS Weste n R,eserve 39 At 9T. c eve Collinwood o American League Jac kson really wanted to beat him Oak 112 Mayber "V KC '93 Wesllake 51 Elyr a West 0 and 1 thmk that was the dif May M I 89 Scott Mil and lake County Cathol c 70 Geneva 0 Murce~ NY 87 terence of why I played good Cleveland Bened ct ne H Pitching WeiSkopf did that holding off Cleve and Sl Joseph 0 Nat anal League Br-vant SF a superlative charge by the 21 10 Bl !Ingham and Gu ett E yr a Cft hoi c 19 Clearv ew 6 C n 17 a Osle•n LA 68 Golden Bear shooting a four Sutton LA and Seave r NY 16 OH 10 COLLEGE under'{lar 66 and collecting the 9 FOOTBALL SCORES American League Wood Chj $50 000 winner s check with a 23 18 Ho tzman Oak 20 11 B-v United Preu lntern1t onat I Saturdoy) Pat mer Ball 9 8 Co em an 36-hole total of 137 De 19 5 Hun er Oak 8 4 Delaware 45 Akron 2• Nicklaus his former Ohio Co born Ml IB 9 Bahnsen Ch Ashland 34 Franklin (lnd ) 27 Defiance 28 Olivet 13 State teammate long time 18 16 Dayton 22 Youngstown 0 friend aoo winner of more COMPLETES SWEEP Gf!oruetown 1KY l 13 F nd ay o Temple 49 Xaver 7 major golf titles than anyone In WEST ALUS Wls (UP!) - Centrl!ll State 31 Morehead history finally faded In the Butch Hartman Sunday comp- (Ky)St1• stretch to finish 69-140 and tie leted a sweep of four US Auto Johnny Mllle1 who had a 67 Club stock car races at the Sunday for second place State Fair Park Speedway lhls Tommy Aaron was never o year and became the first factor in the classy fouNnan driver ever to wln three con field of major champions and secutlve USAC stock cham finished last with 73-149 pionshlps ~ Elsewhere In the American doubleheader with the Angels League Kansas City awepl a In the first game Plnlella Carter injured in Bengals win CINCINNATI (UP!) - The Cincinnati Bengals face the prospect of beginning regular season play with orily one sound tested quarterback after V1rgll Carter was mjured In Saturday nightS VICtoriOUS 13-10 exhtbltion fmale over the Green Bay Packers Carter the f1rst backup ll"arlerback suffered a left shoulder separation and IS expected to 101ss about the f1rst half of the regular season The only healthy proven quarterback the Bengals have gomg mto Sunday s opener at Denver Is regular starter Df!tro t 5 Boson 4 Kenny Anderson Ch cago 10M nnesota 1 The Bengals have sore M waukee 0 New York 3 Kan C y 9 Ca torn a 5 st armed Greg Cook still trymg K an C tv 6 Ca forn a 3 2nd for a caneback after three Texas 5 Oak and 3 Today s Probable P tchers shoulder operations and three (All T me5 eon Kansas c ty Busby (14 12 at missed seasons on the cab OakandBiue 69 llpm squad The only other quar Chicago Bahnse (18 16) at terback on the roster IS rookie Callforn a Lange 1 p m Nebraska crushes UCLA; WeiSkopf Akron OhiO (UPI) - Tom s earnings for the ~esumes .,. ,. ea k yeararepastthe$300ooomark Delaw.ore u , • Su now but the reason he beat Jack Nicklaus to wm the World By JOE FROHLINGER UPI Sportl Writer UCLA Coach Pepper Rodgers couldn t think of any excuse and Nebraska Coach Tom Osborne dldn I have to No 2 ranked Nebraska got Osborne off to a winning start m his coaching debut Saturday when the Cornhuskers manhandled No 8 UCLA 4fl.l3 as second-string quarterback Steve RWlty and Tony Davis combined for four touchdowns 1 can t U1lnk of a good ex cuse said Rodgers We practiced all week for Hwmn (Huskers starting QB David) and then we saw Runty roll out That Runty Is pretty good Runty who got the opporturilty to play came when Louis Apoe~es a• 60 capped a four run eighth Los So~~n F r Jn<: I&O 1!0 61 73 71 Inning rally which enabled Hou ston AI ani a 69 16 reliever Cecil Upshaw to win San Diego 52 90 Saturday s Res ult s his second game Bobby Bonds Houston 9 San Fra cisco 7 and Dove Kingman homered ChiC&QO J St LotJI' for the Giants Bonds tying Pittsburgh S Ph l ade ph a J r ee l J New York 1 Eddie Yoal s career mark of 28 Mon A!IMI!1 J Cine nncU 2 homers leading off gsmes San D iego 9 Las Ang 6 1 nns Sundav' Resulh 1\ellever Randy Mofftlt suf Cine nnat 14 A ant a 6 lSI fCI ed his fourth setback Cl c nnat 1 Allan a 0 2nd !'Ide! ph a8 PI sburgh 7 Billy Wtlliams rounded out a Phil New York J Montreal 0 sple ndid three game series Ch ca go 5 St Lou s 4 ston 5 San Franc sco 4 when he hit tile 375th homer of Hou Los Ang eles S San 0 e9o l his career leading off the Today s Probable P tchers I All T mes. E OT) eighth Inning and gtving the P tsburgh Rooker (7 5) at Cuha their win over the Car Ch CCIIjiO Reu Sche ( 2 14 2 30 dinals Rtck Monday hit his pm Sa n F ranc sco Mar cha 110 23rd and 24th homers and a A lant a Ford (0 0} 8 p n reliever Bob Locker won his Houston Gr ff n (1 5 11 San Gullett who struck out seven runth game for the Cubs while 0 eoo Grell (8 5 10 30 p m (On y ga111es schedu ed and walked three was backed AI Hrabosky was tagged for the Tuesdays Games by an 11-hlt attack which In- Cardinals defeat P tsburgh a Cl'l cago New York at Ph a nigh cluded a two-run homer and Sa n Fran at A anta n ght twooflln single by Bench Hank The Mets scored their rutiS Los Ang al C nc nna n ght Aaron s career home run total on a two-base error by short.. Mon l ea at St Lou s gh Houston a San D ego n gh remamed at 70D,-five short of stop Tim Folt and a run.,scorlng A nerlcan League Babe Ruth s lifetime record- double by Felix Millan as East when he hod a double and two George Stone and Tug McGraw w I pel • b singles In the first game and combmed In a 13·M shutout of Ba no e 82 58 586 ston 78 65 5<5 l sat out the nightcap the Expos Stone received Bo De 0 76 68 528 8 The Dodgers braked their credit for hiS lOth win while New Yor k 72 71 503 1' !wau kee 69 73 486 4 skid when Joe Ferguson s McGraw earned hiS 18th save M c eve a d 62 84 425 23 threeoflln sixth Inning homer Bayor Moore suffered hiS 15th West wlpctgb gave them a 4 2lead and Andy loss agatnst seven wins Oa' and 81 60 577 Messersmith went the diStance Willie Montanez ninth Kansas C ly 78 64 549 cago 72 7 503 on a nine-hitter for his 12th Inning homer snapped a 7 7 he Ch M nn esota 68 73 482 tr1umph Ferguson s deciSive givmg the Phillles Mac Scarce Ca (o n a 64 75 460 9 355 blow o f Rich Troedson came his first victory of the year and Texa s Saturday50s Results after singles by Manny Mota dealing the Pirates Eastern Ca to n a 9 Ka C ty 6 1st Ca fo n a 4 Kan C ty 3 2nd and Tom Paclorek and the Division hopes another dis M n neso a 6 Ch cago 2 Dodger catcher drove In a heartemng setback Del Unser Nev Yor k 5 M waukee tr o 6 Bos on fourth run m the seventh m also homered for the Phllhes De Ba I n ore 6 C eveland rilng while Stargell hit No 39 for the Te xas " Oak and 3 s Results May s Homer Gaps Rally Pirates and also had two Cleve 6 Sunday Ba I mo e 4 s Lee May s three-run homer doubles Ba 1 more 13 C eve 4 2nd 000 311 oo 7 11 2 000 000 000 0 4 1 Gullett 17 8 and Bench P N ekro House (8) and Casano va LP P N ekro 13 8) HRs Bench !25th) Morgan (23rd) St Lou s Chlcaoo 020 011 000 • 30 101 010 Olx s 7 0 Folkers (5) Peno (5) Nagy Hrabosky (7) and S mmons Haney {6) Jenk ns Bonham ()) Pou (8) Locker (8) and Rudolph WP - Locker (9 5) LP Hrabosky 122) HRs Mon day 2 123rd & 2Alh Wll ams 9th P Itsbo h I 023 200 ooo- Chamb 55 9th Dunca < 4 h) Bay or 10 hJ (2nd gameJ Ball more 400 062 00 13 17 0 Cleveland 000 020 020- 4 11 4 Cue ar Watt (9 and Hen dr cks Etchebarreo {5 Tm merman Keklch 5) Johnson 8 Sa nde s (9) and Ells Ashby (91 WP cue ar 115 131 LP - T mme man 8 6) HRsPowe 11 h Sp k.e5 2 (21st & 11nd) {1st game) Cal rorn a Kan City 200 000 20 5 82 SO l 200 Ox- 9 2 2 W ght 3 and Hassler Sands Drago M ngor f I) B rd (8 and Tay or WPM ngor (2 LP Hassler (0 3) HRs- Oiiver ( 8th Pinson 8th (2nd game I Mlddleoorl Ohio PH ttl 71SJ 020 00 000- 3 9 0 021 030 oox 6 a 2 Tanana Se lls 5 Ba ber (5 and Torborg l tte I F tz morr s 5) and M~rt nez WP F tz mors(62 LP- Tana a Ol HR - Reichard (5th Delro I JTAtl FAitM A 112 000 000- 512 0 INJVUNCI STATE FARM Insurance 000 010 100 l 52 000 000 000- o 3 3 Los Ang 000 002 100- 010 003 lOx - 3 70 51 o Troedson Cork ns (6) Ross (1 1 and Kendall Messe sm th {12 o and Yeager LPTroedson (67) HR - F~rguson ( 23rd l 1UESDAY ONLY' PURINA DOG CHOW J/OUf'llouiMooptn' 50 lb bag HEY KIDS! DALE C. WARNER lfS BACK TO ScHOOL TIME, AND DELICIOUS Now Located At LUNCHES AT ••• 102 W. MAIN POMEROY PH. 992-2143 -992-7421 R tmresettlmg STATE AUTOMOBILE MUTUALS INS OHIO FARMERS INSURANCE CO AUTQ.OWNERS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO McCLURE'S 4111 a Locvtt Middleport 0. I Stone MeG aw (8) and Grote Moore Taylor (7 MontBgue {8} Marshall (9) and Humph ey WP - Sfone 0 3) LP- Moore (7 15 Sa nD ego ONLY $4988 Bft'KER FURNITURE MIDOLEPORT, 0 Jnewc,~en u 553 Rus.. It (Grant Hill) Bos on 020 000 011- ol 8 4 Houston 000 010 040 5 10 1 Lo ch H ler (9) and Free San Fran 100 002 010 4 10 han Curts Poe (3) and Reuss Upshaw (7) al\(t Mon gome y W P- Lo ch ( ol Jutze Ba r Moff tl (8) Sosa 3 ) LP- Cu Is tl2 3) HRs (9 and Dave Rader w P Brown (lst M on go m e r y Upshaw (2 4) LP- MoU t (4 6th Taylor (5th) 4 HRs- Bonds {38th) May (271h 1 K ngman t10th New York Monlr•ol stephen c 7 13 2 Ca l forn a Kan C ty Ph a 100 006 00 - 8 13 Br es Lamb {6 Wake 6 Johnson (7) and May Rulhven Wallace (3) Lersch (6 B an don 7) Scarce (9) and Boone WP - Scarce ( 61 LP- Johnson 4 2) HRs- Sta ge I 39 h Unser lOth Montanez ( fh AI~& INSURANCE AGENCY 10 lb. Coin.()p CLEANING •3.50 H'lt an1l LtrlljiU I 'Skins rip Bears BY JOE CARN!CEUJ UP1 Sports Writer Bill Kilmer will be the man who 11 try to carry the Washmgton Redskms to .mother Super Bowl berth That was Washington Coach George Allen s decision Sun day night after the Redsklns completed an Impressive 5-l pre«asoncampalgn with a 17 3romp over the Chicago Bears Kilmer who took over last season when veteran Sonny Jurgensen was hurt and carried the Redskms to the Nallonal Conference title Will be at quarterback next Sunday when the Redskms open the regular season agamst San Diego Kilmer threw a typical Kilmer pass an off-balance and wobbly 25-yarder to Roy Texas drops Oakland 5-3 M•tor Ld gue Slana nvs By On ted Prtu lnternatlonel U1elr last H ~ames walloped the Braves In the flnt game on the strength I){ eight runs betted In by George Foater and Ken Griffey who shared the No 6 slot In the batting order Griffey had a two..-un homer a runo~corlng single and a double before retiring after five In nlngs in favor of Foster who drove In five runs with a threerun homer and a tw(H"Un single Joe Morgan added three RBis with a lw<H'un homer and a single Dick Baney who p1tched 5 2-3 1nnlngs of middle mnlng relief received credit for the victory OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS 9 30 TO 12 2 TO 5 (CLOSE: AT NOON ON THURS ) - EAST COURT •T Standings SAYELLE YARN skem only �. 1- ,._. flllllv llenllnti,Middleport.Pomeroy, 0 , SePI 10,1973 t -'l'bl Dali.J ~~ta~ntl, Mldoleport.Pameroy, o , Sept to, tm ,2 Sentinel Cla~sifieds Get Results ' • ~----------~· ~------------~-=~--------~ ®' 2SIIIIS PUBUC N011CES ~ Ybur Rilht to Know Jltt Informed at the func tklns of your govtrnment 1rt tmbOdiMI In public notices 11'1 thr1 aelf 9overnment charges al c:ltlztns to bt Informed , thll newtpaper urges everv clllrtn to read •nd study thue notices We atron~ly advill lhote cltlhns, .eeklno ftJrthtr tnrormat lon, to exercise their right of accus 10 public •rtcords end public meetlniJS lftd •• NOTICE OF AI'I'OINTMINT Cut No 21011 lstate of WIIUam M M1rdtn, Otctlltd Notfct II hereby Olven that Of QU.IliJY A PoMeroy hiS been Employment Wanted WILL PAINT houaes ll'ld roots 9 s 121p <EVS AROUND noon on AU9 31 In tht Pomeroy parking lol at the erta •round Meiers Nos 19 to 93 Pluse phone ___ 318 6381 $79$ lt69 PLYMOUTH FURY I tires, 6 cylinder, automatic • door. 52,000 mUes, good tronsm!.. lon, black finish $2395 1971 CHEVROLET \0 TON 8' Fleetslde, 150 V 8 engine, 15" heovy duty tires 3 speed transmission like now and r.,dy to go 150 BUSHEL ear corn Mrs Clifford l..tlthelt Phone 992 -------------...,.______ _ 99 ~·p 99 C•ll 98S 3910 Business Opportunities DISTRIIUTOII HEEDED Full or Part Time QISTIU8UTQ~ NBEilBQ to Sen lee Auto flltcn Dealer• not lf(ttl our b111incu Profll potential Ia lin llmilod S90 ror nch day worked Ia i ron1ernll•e 11tlmatc A Sl495 In AUTOMGTIV£ MARWIIIIl, INC 600 N hchon Street Media, Pa 190113 Pbmeroy Motor Co. lattte of William M Harden, Wanted Notice r ' ' • ' • • • •• Sealed bids will be received br the Trustets of L..etart Township until 7 p m Oct 1, lt73 and opened at thlt tlmt for tht furnllhlng and erection at a tool house et L•tart Cemetery BUilding to be 20 x 10 fl motol and or elumlnum, ptlnttd, with foundltlon For further Information contact Don R Racine, Ohio 45771 Hill, RD 2, Clerk ;> RD 2, • Ohio ~5771 • (9) 10, 17, 24, Racine. 31C ' Help Wanted Wanted To Buy for mon thin one incorrect Insertion TRUCK DRIVER- Should be CALF feeder publisher will not be responsible RATES ,.' 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S1 5Q for 50 word minimum Each additional word 2c Additional 25c Advertisement Charge per OFFICE HOURS 830e m to500pm Deily, 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noon s..eturday Cou1ty Probett Court To the A.dm lnlstratrlx of the tltlft~ to such of tht following 11 •r• rnld~~nts of tht St1tt of Ohio, viz tht surviving apouse, the next ot kin, tht NO HUNTING or trespassing on btntflellrles under the will, thne farms loceted In the o~d to tho attornoy or attorneys Nease Settlement area VIrgil representing eny of the Hamm Wallace Amberger , lfortmentloned parsons Helen Baer, end Charles Frank Roush, Deceend, Yost Minersville, Ohio, R D 1, 9 6 61p Notice ' Sutton Townohlp, No 20988 • You lrt hereby notified that PARASOL Boutique Beauty tht Inventory and Ap Salon near Skate A Way preiMmont of tho ostete of tht Roller Rink announces lfortmtntlontd, deceased, l1te frosting specials September of 11ld County, was flied In this 11 through September 22 Court Sold lnvontory end Short hair, regular S15 now Apprelsement will be for 113 Long hair, regular $17 50 hurtng before thiS Court on I he now S1S 50 Call 985 4U1 for ltth dlf. of Stptembor, 1973. et appointment S.ndra Kerns, 10.00 o clock A M Operator Any penon desiring to flit 9 9 3tc o~coptlons thereto mull flit tfttm 1t lent five days prior to d1t1 HI for hearing ~~ KOSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS Given U<ldor my hand end Mel of said Court, thl• 6th day of s.ptembtr 1973. Specials during August art Koncentree, Moist Kott, Manning o Webster Judge and ex oftlclon a 21fc Clerk ofsald Court By Ann 8 Watson • (9) 10, 11' 21< Deputy Clerk Apple Grove News, Events KIHnslng Kroem, One Doy a. Sechet others Phone Helen Jane- Brown, 992 5113 PIANO and organ lessons br graduate of Clnclnnetl Conservatory of Music Gerald Hoffner, Phone 992 3825 8 26 121< BACK TO SCHQOL Spoc\01 New, 4 drawer knee hole desk, ready to be fin Ished ThIs week only 12~ 95 Cash & Carry, Pomeroy Recovtry, 622 E Main Telephone 992 1SS• 9 6 6tc By Mn, Herllert Roalll Shelly and Brian Connolly of • Syracue apenl tile weekend -· -wllh Mr. and WI. Lester Roulh while their parenlll, Mr. llld Mn. Jim Connally were ex.perlenced and over 21 Applications now taken tn fervlews arranged Land mark, 992 2181 For Want Ad Strvlce , cents per word one insertion Minimum Charge 75c 9 9 ltc 12 cents per word thrte cotn"utlve Insertions MAN TO WORK In retail store 18 cents per ward six c;on 51r, days per week Apply to tecutlve 1nsert1ons Miuvln Glasgo. Modern 25 Per Cent Discount on paid Suppl';'. 399 W M.. ln Street ads and ads paid within 10 days 9 7 3tc BLIND ADS • 9 6 Alp Look For Our Moon((ght Sale Ad for Thla Weekend BIG SAVINGS LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES SALES Pomeroy, Ohio A LOCAL compeny hu lm mediate openings for the following positions 1 Accounting Clerk Knowledge and experience In cost accounting or payroll essential Openings on the following shifts 8 am till ~ p m, 4 p m till 12 mldn1ght l2 01 till 8 • m 2 Office sec:retarles - Duties Include typing, dictation fil1ng Opening on same shtfts listed obove 3 Personnel Assistant Responsible for recruiting and screening of employees Oesirt Interviewing or counseling uperltmce EKctllitnt salaries and fringe benefits Send brief resume of work history and educat1on Send all replies to Box 729 s In care of The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy , Ohio 9 2 tic --------------- CENTRAL DIVISION CON SOLIDATION COAL CQM PANY, Immediate openings are available In the following positions Maintenance l='oreman (underground l. Assistant Mine Foreman (underground) Section Foreman, Surface Mine Foreman , Reclamation Foreman Persons applying should hold valid foreman certification papers (Ohio) or have sufficient experience to appl';' tor State ex em !nation Salary Commensurate with Expe-rience Excellent Benefits TO IIPPL Y Write or Phone Personnel Department Centra l Division, Consolidation Coal CORNER cupboards wall WILKINSON small engine sales cupboards, chests old guns and service, 120 lrd Stret any condition Also blue Middleport Lawn mower and decorated stoneware Write chain saw repair Frn Jl'lckup P 0 Box ~4 Martinsburg and delivery Phone 992 3092 Ohio, •393S or coli 1 •eo 4•40 Also Briggs after 7 p m Tecumseh B 8 90tc NO 1 Copper, 60C, Radiators, 30c, brass, 20c, batteries 90c each, clean, dry Ginseng roots, S60 alb Yellow root, $4, May apple, soc per lb M A Hall, Reedsville Call 378 6149 1 31 ttc WANTED tor auction, housthold goods Tools, most anything of value Will buy or sell on commission Will haul Stratton and parts 8 22 301C a~d loader, 1960 Ford dump truck David Yost Great Send, 843 1242 s 9 s 6tp ROOMS and bath Rac.ne area Built 1n cabinets, stove and refrigerator 2 years old Sam Yates, 992 7139 9 S 6tC BEAUTIFUL walnut stereo radio tape comblnat1on am Hayman's 1 25 tfc fm radio, 8 track tape deck Balance $114 68 or terms are OLD furniture, oak tables, avatlab1e Call 992 J965 clocks, Ice boJtes, brass beds, 9 71fc dishes or complete households Write M o Miller Rt ~. Pomeroy, Ohio call 992 6171 Suo 606 E. Main Pomeroy and FURNiruRE Pomeroy Home &Auto Stop In and See Our Floor Display. OpenS To! 5 Monday lhru Saturday 606 E Main, Pomeroy, 0 "STRIPPERS" We Strip Paint, Varnishes, Etc from Furniture Antlqu11 Modern IMtolo No ruinous lyes or causflcs O'DELL WHEEL Alignment · ',.--~---...,.,,......-..,-.., located at Crossroads Rt 124, now back to work Complete front end service, tune up and brake service Wheels balanced electronically All work guaranteed Reasonable rates Phone 1.tl2 3232 1-:,ma11esr Heater l:or~ Nathan Boggs Radiator Specoah51 6 26 lie SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INt Ph~92 2174 TEAFORD Call 949 3121 or 741 "41 all lOtc HOUSE FllR rent 5 rooms and bath, Racine area Call 992 unfurnished apartments Phone 992 5434 POMEROY Jack W Carsey, Mgr Phonef92 2111 4 12 tiC 9 s 61c HOUSE FOR Rent 5 rooms and bath , Racine area Call 992 1 12 lfc -------------- driver and teacher's atdt tor PRIVATE meeting room for 197374 Meigs Community any organization phone 992 School Send applications to 3975 Gene wood, Rt 4, Pomeroy l II tfc q I! I~ ; './', h,., 1 • '1 '--~---...,....--~......L UPHOLSTER your own fur niture We have all the sup plies you wll 1 need Upholstery Fabrics a very lar"e selection of nylons velvets Hercu lon, vinyls - In cotton prmts, also remnants Foam for cushions and padding Burlap denims, cambric foam glue, zippers. sprjnos and clips chipboards, legs, sewing thread. dacron, tacks, webbing, welt cord. cotton swivel bases and all other;. supplies you will need New., furniture at low. low pnce~ Pomeroy Recovery, ~22 lr ,. Real Estate For sale delivered right to prolect Fast and easy estimates Phone 992 Goegleln Ready MIK ,',lt.'! 1 dryer, bar tn kitchen, Obi sink, patio, and garage 65 of land $19 000 00 NEW LISTING NEAR STORES- 1block from courthouse 8 31 30tc -------------- ---- ---------- Business Opportunities 7 rooms, and large closets, modern kitchen, large llvong with gas fireplace Garage and full basement $16,500 00 GOOD BUSINESS TAXI SERVICE - l late model cabs In good condition 2 have power and air For quick sale of S6500 00 BE ONE JUMP AHEAD AND BUY IT NOW PROPERTY IS ON THE RISE ~ 4782, Gallipolis, John Russell, Owner and Operator ·-·· WMP0/1390 • • a.t • olototr ..- ~"­ - - ......... - ......, Iff..... ~ Iff ~ ' ....,~ 1011t Mllllf D\ttflllfl4,.,111t IIIII ' '""''._hi MMI ' " ' " Olltr C~AIICI .. ...• CN4ti•MMiftiiWMf:..... 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HE At.SO NAMED )1:XJ !lENEFICIARY OJ: HI& ~R'\NY LIFE IN:">URANCE POLICY, BARN ElY SNUFFY ·-50ME80()1( BUSTED IN M'l HOUSE THIS MORNIN' AN ' CLEAI')ED ME OUT" WHO IN THUNDER WOULD DO A TH ING LIKE THAT, ARKY • M'l OA08URN MAW II I DONi NeED THAT KIN D OF 1ROU~LE' II ' Proncaple Erad1cate Vamoo,el Guodo s note c I NEMIR !!J!r!!! WE J1m "We really should run more pari score hands " Oswald "Here's one North's Stayman response was made because of the 40 part score Wtth no score he would have passed " Jim "East wms the first tr•ck with his ace of d1amonds and undoubtedly leads back the jack ol clubs " Oswald "ThtSIS one of those hands where declarer wants to develop an end play right at the start He wins the club and plays his queen or diamonds. West wins w1lh the king and makes his best play - the queen ol clubs " Jim "South wins and leads a club right back East w1ns the trick and IS caught In an end play with eight cards still in his hand" Oswald "Just see bow hopeless East's sltuat1on is A dla· mond lead Will allow South to ruff in one hand and d1scard a beartfrom the other A heart lead will be allowed to ride to dummy s queen and a trump lead will cost the defense their sure trum• trick " Jim "South has lost two diamonds and a club that he had to ton The early end play holds his further losses to either one trump and one heart or two hearts " 2•t• overdrylng Fino Mllh Ll• meter 2• Dryers ~lth gentle, tvtr 30 31 36 37 Soutb !NT Mlytog lolo ot Hoot c'oth•l mustk" 19 Haber dashery 1tems 22 Makes publoc 23 Uphol slery fabnc .JIOB SOUTH (D) .K987 'Al07 tr1ni·Pren ~urround Kietne Naeht -moAWBE~RY ~ 1NEWSPAPEA J!Nf I!~PRIBE A$8N I FIn Agllotor woolen fabro c 25 ' [ Get Started' ~7 Porter 29 Cubic l6 ' 1- By Oswald & James Jacoby •" 11 II rM "'" 1 tbiCirl '"'" , ... lllllnl~ttu ht fllrfttlf 24 L1ght I 00 WITH 'fM, LUNK• HEAD~ BUY 'fM A Pass 2+ Pass Pass Pass Pass Opening lead- t 3 " • •• •• iritto 10 Less amuent on score) West -. ,..,.,. ...... All ... VIIIATTAYA ~tg~)lJ]®r:f.:::!!! Yesterday'& Answer tQI w "' ,.. ., "' "" "'"' .............. lf.41a- Ntne Sym ~ Divorce Not the Only An110er Dear Helen Excuee me If I'm wrong, built seems lhsllately when people by THOMAS JOSEPH write about miserable marriages arol ask "Should I call ot ACROSS 40 Bed qui Is?" you side more with quilling than trying again I Play the canopy sycophant U ComodJan Why don't you give them ways to meoo their rifts, not cut 5 Illegally Johnson loose? - NO QUITTER come by DOWN II Concept 1Dear N Q 12 Swoet mt gnon Molly I've reviewed past columns arol - you're nght In several! % Venerate - " HAVE Implied that divorce Is preferable to wasting your life m a s. Rules 13 Bank situatiOn you can't change. t he trans !00/it Perhaps I should dwell on RX and less on EX·, but on the actiOn ( 3 wds ) other hand, these desperately unhappy people tell me they have 14 Appear 4 Girl s already ''tried everything and failed " Existing m what they Ieel 15 Make a name boo boo Is a hopeless situation, they want reassurance thallhO!f dCC1s1on 16 Shade 5 MephoLic to gel out won't be all wrong And so I suggest one more shot at 6 Oebboe tree Reynolds marnage counsellmg and then - "Don't res1gn yourself to 11. Clay role moldm g misery " 7 C<lusln plate And sometlmes that one last try at counselling pulls them of bravo 18 With through B. Boss of traSCl the 'ball Here's a letter that olfers long-distance therapy bl hty and ZU Mr +++ cham 1 Onassts Dear Helen (3 wds) I have just read the letter from "Might as Well Be Smgle," Zl l)ndcr 9 Overeat •Ized whose husband wants a mother not a w1fe, and who Ill always out Z2 Angel w1th the ooys or girls Divorce Is the only alternative nowadays 1t (Fr ) 23 Laughmg seems People enter marriage thinking, " If 11 doesn't work, sound !here's a way out " 25 Apple I see marl'Ulge as a hfetlme partnership - whtch IS product something to be worked at U MAWBS's husband spends so little %6. Sweetsop time With her, there must be a reason Maybe he IS!I't pleased 27 Yeast With what he fmds at home Doesllh• complam, g1ve him the cold 28 Protestant denomma freeze? If she would make it a point to meet him at the door next bon lime w1th a welcommg k1ss, smellmg ol perfume, looking fan(abbr) tastic, and wlthhlsfavorlte meal on the stove, then keep 11 up for 29 Percep ttve 3Z MD s org .-1 33. Make lace 34 Pulpot Unocramble theoe foor Jumbleo, plea one letter to each aquere, to (abbr ) form four ordmary words. 35 Dead 37 Soc1han volcano YILVAN 38 Whole 39 Marvm and Remock .AK84 East-West vulnerable (North-South not vulnerable, 40 • I tf 't1tS. ON YOUR DIAL --------------- ' ~ --__._ ...._ laiii -------------- --------------- -------------- tQ6 Dnve Hard Drive Fast ' 3, 4, 15 phonies By Whom 20, ll 9 30 - Movoe Coffee Tea or Me? 8, 10 10 00 - Marcus Welby M 0 6 13 News 20 The Unreasonable Man 33 11 00 - News 3 4, 8 ll 15 10,6 11 10- Johnny Carson 3 4 15 D•ck Cavett 6 13 Movoe 'Who's Got the Action' 8 The Brave Bulls" 10 1 00- News 13 Your Health 4 130-News4 • • t AJ95 t K10732 ... .. -.•• tw ......... '"" ......... -------------- !ets .Q62 'J95 -.. .......... -·' ... .......... ........ ........ .......... .. .. ....-~-·...... ,... ....... ...................... -·,..,_!If __ .............. ,....... f:..,.,. ,....., ............. ........ ,.,...,. ,. ........ 9 00- Movie Us. Hy Hd1•n Hottel EAST .J3 'K842 WEST 3 19 tiC ..,.,.,.,..,, ,_.. Pnce IS Right 8 10 New Dat1ng Game J , World of Survtval"' 8 00- Maude 8, 10 , Evenmg At Pops 31 Chase 3 4, 15 First Fam((y ot Washington 6, 13 8 10- Hawalo Fove 08 10 Ohio This Week 20 Movoe Del over Us From Ev((" 6, 13 +7&32 service all makes 992 2284 The Fabric Shop Pomerov Authorized Singer Sales and Service We Sharpen Scissors ......., lllc.h'-Wit .................................., ... ,..._.,, ......,IIIII ,.._.... ,..,,_~ttt1i. "'" ff'fN lllctl frM Jr...... 'fMH IN Hltlll 4 - t t r l 0et .,. IMtrW Ill tcltHh, 11..1, ....... "'h !IIIIth, tlflft, ftl. IIMI illfl H t -------------- SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED, REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION , STEWART OHIO PH 6~2 303S 10 4 ttc SEWING MACHINES Ropalr 7 30- io Te(( the Truth 6 RFO 20, cancer Lofe or Death 33 Beat the Clock ll Charles B!aor s Belfer World IS New +86 Dozers large and small Backhoes and loaders on track and tires Dump truck - Lo boy ser vice Sept1c tanks Installed George (9111) Pullins, phone 992 2478 or 992 7.tl02 2 9 lie The 1973-7411CIII!On Ia upon us, arol next Ume I'll atarl giving you my private evaluation of the new llhows Bulllrst, aa Gov AI Smith ueed to aay ,let'slook at the record N. you may not recall, last year we took the critic'S' review• or the newcomers, then graded them In two waya Their general predicted excellence, and their chance lor survival into ano!her season The critics did a pretty good job, over~ll. In summing up the quality of new shows last seWJOn In a national sampling But they stumbled badly on the survival ol the programs They felt ''The Rookies" alld "Temperatures Rising" were sure.flre losers, with mediocre quality. Both shows were at least mediocre, and maybe better than that But as for survival Jawaamercy 1 Both will be back, something the critics never expected "Search" was given a fair chance to make It It was awful, and didn't "The Little People'! with Brian Ke1th, also wllll doomed, we were told It'll be back, with anew title Bill Cosby's show was considered a solid entry, with good prospects for survival It was an uneven, dlsappomting program, and failed to make the grade "Anna and the King" was supposed to be fairly good, but with a rough row to hoe It wasn't much, and faded fast The critics p1cked some shows to click, and they dad, to the credit of both shows and critics Included were "M-A.S·H," "Bob Newhart Show," and especially "Amenca," which Willi so good thattt'Ube llhown agl!ln this season m syndication (Here, a liP of the hat to WHTN-TV, which will rerun this program In a tune slot more smted to the younger set -which missed many ol the 10 p m shows last year ) JWmember "Banyon" or "The Men"' Neither does anyone else, and they went to the grave IUimourned,although the critiCs gave them a fa1r shot at guesses Some memorable shows bit the dust, too Cnhcs agreed thai Julie Andrews hour would be (a) deUghUul, and (b) bard to sell "They were right, and Julie will be missed And "Ghost Story" wlllln't too bad, really, but not up for renewal Paul Lynde, whom !can't stand, fallsmtoa special category His lfhow, which wasn't predicted to last, d1dn'l But he will be hack, bolstermg "Temperatures RISmg," which has numerous cast changes The cr1l1cs really pulled two claSSIC boo-boos. however They lett 'The Waltons" had little chance to make It, while adnuttmg 1t m1ght be a fa1r show It wasn't fiW' - 1t was magnificent, wmnmg Enunys by the carload, and becommg a CBS showp1ece It will be back, With lanfare that IS truly deserved And they tabbed "Bridget Loves Berme" as the one "can't· mass" program of the year The operung episodes weren't bad, at all and some were really clever But the one-joke theme of a Je~.Cathohc mamage grew stale last, and "BLB" was torpedoed So, With that as prologue, we'D look at the new offermgs next time and the new season opens w•th a whimper mstead of a bang, With some llhows arrivmg late, due to a wnters' strike this sUIIUDer (Some new programs won't appear WI hi late October ) It NORTH t A10&4 'QB3 night phone 992 1525 or 992 2 II tic EXCAVATING 3 00- Another World 3, 4 15, General Hospital 6 13 Price Is Right 8 lQ , The Session 33 l 30- Relu•n to Peyton Place 3 15 One Life to Live 13, Match Game '73 8, Secret Storm 10, Making Things Grow 33 Phil Donahue 4, Fllntstones 6 4 00 - Mr cartoon 3 Love American Style ll Huck & Yog\6 Somerset 15, Sesame St 33 Speed Racer 6 I Love Lucy 8, Movie "Bomerang" 10, In School Preview 20 4 30 - My Lillie Margie 15, I Love Lucy 6, Green Acres l Jeopardy 4, HazelS Gilligan's Island 13, About Inside Flash Outside 20 s 00 - Mr Rooers20, 31, Bonanza3, Big Valley6 Western Star Theatre 15, Merv Griffin o, Andy Grofflth a I Dream of Jeannie 13 s 30 - Beverly Hillbillies 8, Elec Co 33, G<lmer Pyle 13 Hodgepodge Lodge 20, Trails West 15 s 55- Earl Nlgh11nga le 15 6 00 - News 3, 4, 8, 10, 15, 6, Sesame Street 20, Sportscope 33, ABC News 13 6 30 - Environment Today & Tomorrow 33, NBC News l, 4, 15, ABC News 6, CBS News 8, 10, Hogan's Heroesl3 7 00 - What's My Line 8 Elec Co 20, Beat The Clock 4 News 10, Lee Trevino's G<llf 15 Truth or Consequences 3, 6, Dusty's Trait 13 Early end play, cin~hes bid 5232 MONn IACI IUAIANTEI _,.,..... 1 00 - News 13, Focus on Columbus 4 200 - News4 TUESDAY, SEPT 11.1973 6 00 - Sunrloe Seminar 4, Sacred Heart 10 6 15 - Concern & Comment 10 6 20 - Farm Report 13 6 25 - Paul Harvey 13 6 30-Columbus Today 4 Bible Answers 8 Faith for Today 13 News6 6 os - Corncob Report 3, Farmtlme 10 7 00 - Today 3, 4, 15, CBS News a, 10 Flintstone• 13 Romper Room 6 1 7 30 - Rocky & Bullwlnkle13, New Zoo Revue6 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 8, 10, New Zoo Revue 13 , Sesame 51 31 Timmy and Lassie 6 8 30- Huck and Yog\6, Dick Van Dyke 13 8 55- News 13 9 00 - Paul Dl•on 4, Friendly Junction 10 , AM 3, Phil Donahue 15, Mister Roberts 13, Brady Bunch 6 Abbott and CosteUo 8; Movie "The VIrgin Queen" 13 9 30 - To Tell The Trulhl, Elec Co 33 Wild, WlldWest6 9 55 - Chuck White Reports 10 10 00 - Dinah Shore l, 15 Joker's Wild 8, 10 Lilias Yoga and You 33 10 30 - Baffle l, 4, 15 SIO 000 Pyramid 8, 10 Zoom 33 Mike Douglas 6 11 00 - Gambit 8, 10, Password 13 , Wizard of Odds 3, A IS Travelure 33 11 30 - Hollywood Squares 3, 4, IS Love of Life 8, 10, Brady Bunch ll, Bowling 6, Episode Action 33 1155 - CBSNews8,0an!mel'sWorld10 12 00 - Jeopardy 3, 15, Bob Braun s so SO Club 4 Password 6 News 10 8, ll, Sesame St 33 12 30- l W's 3, 15, Spll1 Second 6 Search For Tomorrow 8 10 12 55 - News 3, 15 • 1 00- News 3, All My Children 6, 13, Not For Women Only IS, Concentration 8, Whars My Line 10, Erica 31 1 15- Theanle 13 I 30 - 3 On A Match 3, 4, 15 The World Turns B, 10 Let's Make A Oeal6, 13, How do Your Chi ldren Grow 33 2 oo - Da(s of Our Lives 3, 4, 15, Newlywed Game 6 13 Guiding lght 8, 10 Woman 33 2 30- Edge of Night 8, 10 , Girl In My Lofe 6 13 Musical En WIN AT BRIDGE Jeffers. day phont 992 7089 , PART TIME IUSIIIISS - FUU TIME PROFITS ------------ -------------- ~ FOR FREE utlm ates on aluminum siding Storm Doors and Windows Car ports, Marquees and Railing, Phone Charles Llslt svracuse. Ohio Carl Jacob Sales Representative V V Johnson and Son, Inc 6 22 lfc ------------- 1M a person your Free 3284 Co, 10 tiC SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates Ph U6 I storage 2 Apartments should be renovated Into good Income property Only $3500 00 NEW LISTING IN TOWN - 2 bedrooihs with 2 BEDROOM apartment with bath and plenty of closets CANNING Tomatoes , Hardwood floors, nice cucumbers, mangoes, and cabinets In kitchen New floor cantalopes Geraldine covering In kitchen and bath Cleland, A.aclnt Small vard and garage No 7 ll lie LAW ENFORCEMENT - Age pets Call Tracy Whaley, 130 18 3" No exp req Good sal , L lncoln HIt I 992 305~ PAINT DAMAGE 1973 Z•g Zag many benefits, travel 9 9 6tc sewing machines Still In possibilities Interview today origina l cartons No at Cell Army opportunities call tachments needed as our collect, 593 3022 86 N Court FIRST floor, 2 room apartment Coil 992 3018 controls are built in Sews St, Alhens 9 9 Jtc wrth 1 or 2 needles , makes 9 9 3tc buttonholes, sews on buttons TRUCK DRIVER - llge 18 34 TRAILER for rent Bob's monograms, a~d blind hem Mobile Court, Syracuse Ohio stitch Full cash price na 50 No exp req Good salary, Call 992 2951 budget plan available Phone many benefits, travel 9 9 tfc 992 2984 possiblli11es Interview today 9 6 6tc Call Army .Opportunities call collect 593 3022 86 N Court TWO TRAILER lots In Mid dleport '12 dupleK In Brad VACUUM Cleaners new 1973 St , Athens phone before 6 p m 992 model Complete with all 9 9 3tc bury 5693 cleaning tools Small paint 9 10 SIC damage In shipping Will take RIIDIO QPERIITOR - Age 18 $27 cash or budget plan 34 No e•p req Good sal , available Phone 992 2984 many benefits, travel HOUSE FOR renf - 6 rooms and bath, full basement. 9·6 6tc possibilities Interview today Pomerov call 992 7443 Call Army opportunities ull ....:::...... 9 9 6tc SINGER Automatic Zig Zag collect 591 3022, 86 N Court sewing machines In sewing St Athens 9 9 3tc MOBILE home space Baer's table Makes buttonholes sews on buttons, blind hems, - - - - - - - - - - -- - Market, Syracuse 8 26 tfc etc Top notch condition Pey COOK - AIJilll 11 34 No exp req $51 00 or terms available Good 111 , many benefits Phone 992 2984 travel possibilities Interview TRAILER Browns Tralle( Park Minersville Phone 992 today Cell Army op 9 6 6tc 3124 portunlties 593 3022 , call collect 86 N Court Street lie Athens ------ ---.---- •' FURNISHED 5 12 tic Maintenance 992 3S09, 21l N 2 BEDROOMSNice bath and Second, Middleport C BRADFORD Auctjoneer kitchen, carport and large B 23 30tc Comp lete ServJce river lot Asking $10,500 00 Phone 949 3821 DEAD STOCK - Will temov• NEW LISTING Racine Onlo at a reasonable charge Call Crltt Bradford SPECIAL - 7 rooms, good 145 5514 5 1 ftc 8 23 90tc bath, reasonable kitchen, front and back porches City water, EXCAVATING, dozer, loader AUTOMOBILE Insurance been gas, Ohio Power $2800 00 and backhoe work, septic cancelled? Lost your tanks Install ed dump trucks NEW LISTING operator's license Call 99~ and lo boys for hire will haul OUT - New 3 bedroom home, H28 fill dirt, top soli, limestone 6 15 ftc atr condt11oned, washer and and gravel Call Bob or Roger 10 Main , 992 755' We tik to JOU I CONCRETE Middleport Ohio _________ ___ , Pomeroy READY MIX '>~ I ' 'I h' I 'I 1:;, ,;!,,., l'"''l•·l<h Oli·n -----------3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and home Five m lnutedrlve from new mmes Rent by week or ' TIME to check that oil or gas furnace for winter Dirty furnaces cast fuel and could cost a life Call P & J Home 8 30 tfc 12X50 · 2 BEDRQQM mobile 'J -------------- ·t• the laraest Bulldoz,er Radiator to the Real Estate For Sale WILL TRIM or cut trees and shrubbery also clean out basements att•cs and etc ' counter 33 , Doctors 15, 3, ~ Remodeling, Ceramic tile baths BoK 280, Rutland 742 3664 . ' 2 18 lie RON SHEPARD Floor, Wall 11 16 ftc oraeattonlng at VIrginia Beach. ------------~ POMEROY Art Hill, student al 1'12 story frame, 3 large Moorehead College, VanMeterSundaylnbiabonor bed•ooms Bath Dining Moorebead, Ky., spent !he Attending were Mrs. Erma room Lovely kitchen with range and lots of cabinets weekend wilh bia parenlll, Mr Wilson, Mlaa Florence Circle, Utility space Hot water ~ lind Mn. Dellaa Hill and Dean. Mr and Mrs llouglaa Circle, heat Air cond Carpeted ~ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Casper Mr. and Mrs. Roy Van Meier, Garage and storage Lots of ~ • Ill Columbus Jpenl Labor Dey children Becky and Melanie, remodeling Close to school :. ..tend with Mn. Dolly Wolfe " Mrs. Laura Van Meter, Miss and store $19,500 00 { lind Mr. and Mrs. Dellaa Hill Florence Circle was also SYRACUSE Located In new addition ( lind Dean. celebratlhg her birlhday Ice About 2'12 years old Owner • Mr. and Mrs. Roy Donohew mam, cake and coffee were hes been transferred 3 nice ipellt Sunday with Mr. and lterVed. The group was enbedroom:t:lth closets Mn, George Donohew at terlalned by Chester Van Modern ba Utility space ~ Orclevtlle. They were jollied Meter and Douglas Circle Klteheh{h lots of cabinets ~ there by Mr. and Mrs. Eu8ene playing millie Hardwood floors Carport Large lot $20,000 00 '· Webaler and dalll!hler, Anita of Mr. and Mrs Marshall MIDDLEPORT ., · Cleveland, who spent the Adams, Mr and Mrs. Larry 1 floor plan 3 bedrooms { weelrendattheDonobewbcime O'Brien children Jimmie Bath Dining room New Greg Doilobew of Columbus Uncia, S:.d Carol, attended ~ cabinets In the kitchen New 1;' IJMIPt the weekend with bta ball game at Cincinnati furnace TV room. New floor ~ Jllrlllfl, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wednesday evening, They aiBo covering Porches Full _____________"..!. Mobile Homes For Sale basement 2 car garage and ~ Donobew. vlllt«<thezooandvlsltedMra 9 9 3tc workshop Double lot 1_. X 65 TRAILER, 2 btdroom, ~bar Dayweebndguesll Ill . Laura Norris, Greenfield, AuloSales very good conditio Phone 773 AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC $13.000 00 " Ml', and Mra. Vernon Donobue enroute h~~~~e. 5805 Age 11 34 No exp req Good 1963 Ford Golaxle 500 175; 1967 RUTLAND 590 Honda, rebuilt engine 8 22 lie sal, many benefits, travel were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jeff Miller Ia employed at 1 story frame, 3 nice S175 Call 614 667 6296 after 5 possibilities Interview today Harden and Eric, Mr and Mrs Charleston, w Va P m bedrooms with closets Both Call Army opportunities call CASH paid for all mek•s end 9 6 6tv collect 593 3022 86 N Court models of mobile homes Nice kitchen and , dining ()by Plcte• of Marton, Mr. Mrs. Reva Norris Is a St Athens Phone area code 614 ~23 9531 area Full basement with , lind Mra. LoweD Burton and medical patient at Veterans • 13 lie 9 9 lie 1970 CHEVROLET !ruck, 1'• lon shower Porches Storm • Slllrrl, of Columbua. Memorial H111pltal CONSTRUCTION WORKER _ with a•;, fl camper Coli 882 ,- - - - - - - - - - - doora and windows Electric ~ Jlr. and Mn. Gerald 2915 Age II 34 No exp req Good heat 51 acres $18,500 00 111, many b1netlts trevel _____ _ _ _____ ...!..:.... 6tp z IIQmln lind Keith enjayed a A1r Conditioner$ OTHER PROPERTY TO posslbllltlea Interview today picnlc at !he camp of Mr. and Awmngs CHOOSE FROM Call Army opportunltlet call 1968 FOR 0 Falrlane In pettect Treasve Lake condition VInyl top, new o Mn. Don Hayman of Laurel, collect S9l 3021 86 N Court paints, HENRY E CLELAND, Underpinnmg priced renonable •l Mel., who are camping at the Interest In Spanish Sahara St , ~thens BROKER E E Plantz Phone 992 99 31< Mrs has grown with the discovery Complete mobile home 7S33 992·2259 ; !ann of Mr. and Mra. Robert In recent year! that the land 9 5 61p service - plus gigantic If no onowor 'fl-2561 CLERK TYPIST Age 18 30 : Lewla, Gnat Bend Mr. and Is not the empty waste It ap, display of molllle homes No tKP req Good sal many ~ Mrl. Hayman left Monday for pean A lour·year search for benefits, travel possibilities always available at . lnttrvltw tOday Call Army For Sale 7 ROOM houoo with bath In .. W !lome In Laurel. oil r.roved lrullless In the opportun ltlet call collect 593 Rutland, air cOnditioned, EXCELSIOR Soli Workl, E 11110 s, but revealed possibly MILLER ::.• Dilftl Gloedmer tOf!k bta 3022 86 N Court St , Athens carpet,d, gn furnact, dlah Mtln 51 , Pomoroy All klndo 9 9 3tc of san w1ter pellets, water washer, double ovtn, r1ng1, :::' nspllew Danny JladCely, to bla the world's largest subterra· double GtrlliJt, large ctrport, nean lresh-water lake MOBILE HOMES nuggeta, btock 111t and own "' IIIII» Ill Palrfu, Va., over !he HE;LICOPTER REPAIRMAN Ohio Rlvor Salt Phon• 992 4 acr11 cltlrtd and fenced, - Age ta 34 No exp reg •mail bern end other ..Unci. mo w..hlngton Blvd 3191 Good sel many benefltt, bull dingo Phone 6U 1•2 613o 6 5 ttc 4237521 BELPIIE,O in. Ada Norris spent a few travel possibilities Interview 5 30 tic today Call Army op ..,. witll ber liater, Mrs. CROc~RYbu,;~;~;~;.. portun I ties call colltc:t 593 Building for ••te or ltalt Megle Rauih alfAtart. 3022, 86 N Court St , Athons Ph0fll173 trom 1 10 p m Real Estate For Sile HOUSE tor 1alt located In 99 ltc to 10 p m 5611 • Mr. IIIII 111'1. HCIIIlel' Warfor oppolntmont Brtdbury, Call to27363 aflor .... 6 p m 320 tic HOUSE In R:ac1ne,., rootni, l'h • , loc:al, Mr. aad 111'1. Ed baths, bnement and kitchen 9 5 !Ole . . , 11M of •mn+n'UJe, N. J., for Sale BRUSH HOGS, 0.5 II , phont Call 949 3a01 or "6 751S 99 lit Mr. llld Mn. Woodrow Brown PARKVIEW Ktnnell Poodltl, 9t2 5151 1 toy m111 and 1 ftmllt 7 IS tic rf ft. Pine, Pia. ~ I l BEDROOM hou11 lilt baths, ' Phone 9t2 500 3 BEDROOM hOUII on Lincoln form11 dining room, I living , , lilrlbdly . . , for Mrl. VIrgie 7 15 tic 1973 HK70 MOBILE homo, Hill , living room, kltchtn, room, kltchan. family room , 2 washer ,,.,d dryer, dllh bath end utility room ,... •xtrl ,. lksul, Wilt CcJiaiUia at !he car garage/ full blltmtnt, on washer, stalnltts tflfl sink, largt lot avtr 1 acre Hll aero tot Loeattd In Rlggo - , . . fl Mr. lnd llh. l{oyt gorbtge d!apoaoJ, eyo levol drlvtwoy 113,000 Coli Croll Monor Phono 9t2-3163 oven, tinge, dtc:ron ·POIY .. ttr sunday atttr 12 noon 1 on blloro 3 p m and 11k for Mr ' I FIR II Cllllp Canley. GARAGE for IIIII In Pomeroy corpot, Iorge lot PKono 742 'Wtokdoyt ofltr 5 p m , 992 lngel• or coli Go no Rlggo tt Phone 992 1779 Alila Jlll'tJ 1111 beld 1111 lOU . 1207 985 359S or 992 5169 9 s 5tc 7 11 If I 5 If< Ill II• at lilt llama 111 Chiller 1-26 t(c -------:,.--,------ MATERIALS CO. 773 SSS4 Meson, W. Vo. 5 13 tfc FIRST FLOOR, 2 room apart ment Call 992 3028 9 1 3tc month Call 742 5980 HOGG & ZUSPAN 9 1 ttc ~-------------- For Rent sa sa BuiH to Your'~• Dtllvorod to Job Site JOHN TUCKER Rt 4, Pomeroy, 0 n2 3954 or 992 7349 7 IS ftc 992 3861 WOOD TRUSSES MODERN SANITATION Pick-Up S.rvlee Available We Buy & Sell Antiques Dock Seyler-Ownor Kerr St. Pomoroy, 0 Phono 992-2791 ' ASK US ABOUT PRE-FABRICATED SERVICE 14 HOUR SERVICE used DOZER and back hoe work, ponds and septic tanks dlt chlng service top soli fill dirt, limestone B&K Escavatlng Phone 992 5367 or 215 N. Second Phone 992-3509 24 Hour Service All work guaranteed SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED DUMP TRUCK Dick's Hoard House HARRISON'S TV service and service calls Phone 992 2522 2 9 tfc Heating Air Cond Refrogeraloon Plumbing Eleetrleal Appllancts Auto Air Cond Residential or Commercial On Most American tars -GUARANTEEDPhone 992·2094 OFfiCE SUPPLIES Desire ' 10 P AND J IIOME MAINTENANCE & REPAIR Wheel Alignment •5.55 992-2094 MOBILE home repair Elec trlcal plu"'blng and heating MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Phone 992·2550 EXPERT POMEROY HOME & AUTO Phone 992 58S8 Ali WEATHER ROOFING CO. Ph. 742-6271 Mldd ltport, BY PAUL CRABTREE 7 30 - To To lithe Truth6 Episode Attlon 331 Beol the Clock 13 Ca(( ott he Wool IS ; Bobby Goldsboro3; HOII}'wood Squareo 4 Buck Owont 8, Chuck White Presents 10 Erl~a10 Episode Action 31 ' 7 ~ - Thoanle 20 8 00~ -HGuntmoke 8, 10; Lotso Luck 3 '· 15, Rookies 13 , Hooray or ol!ywood 6, Cry Sorrow Cry Hope 20 31 8 - Diona 3, A, 15 9 00 - Hoo;~'s Lucy 8 10, Movies 'Shoot Out" 3, • IS,' Lody In Cement 6, 13 , Skol!ng Spectoculor 20 13 10 00 - Poul Nuchlmo33 , Modica! Cenler a, 10, News20 10 IS - The Silent Years 20 11 00 - Newa 3, o, 6, 8, 10 13, IS 11 30 - Johnny Corson J, 4, IS , James Garner at lho California 500 6, 13, Movies. "Reflection$ in a Golden Eye' 8 1 Human For Free Estimate a • 30 Dally, 112 Sot ''' t~e R H Rawlntgs Sons FARMALL H With Sargenl Call 992 135• or 991 2792 Meigs Inn. Pomeroy 9 6 61< ~tp 992 5124 Phone 7.tl2 3985 9 7 6tc --------------· OhiO 9I t<NAPP shoes new fall and winter styles now out Call Compony, Codlz, Ohio o3907 5858 Telephone 61.tl 9"2 •512 AN 8 29 lfc EQUAL QPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 8 21 tfc ROOMS by the week, $18 up SUBSTITUTE comblnotoon bus 7087 ------------- The Publisher r•serves the right to edit or r&ject any ads deemed oblectlona1 The ( NOTICE ON FILING OF INVINTORY AND AI'I'RIASIMENT Tho Stoto of Ohio, Molgo --------------- 8 31 30tc REGULATIONS PUBLIC NOTICE Herbert L Savre ' 9 9 61c lift Of R 0 1, Racine, Meigs County, Ohio OPEN EVES. 8:00P.M. Creditors tre required to flit ~ their claims with said fiduciary POMEROY, OHIO within four montt11 L..-.,--~-~~----.~'---------U,' SOME800V to assume Dlttd thiS 5tt'l dl'r' of Sep payments on 1971 Elcona lombor 1973 Mobile Home 3 bedroom ex 10 Tip out In lhlino room Manning D Webster p m at KUHL S BARGAIN WANTAb$ Call 992 6256 after S 30 CENTER, St At 7 "at Judllt INFORMATION 9 6 .tltp Court of Common Pleas, ca ution light' TUPPERS DEADLINES Probate Division 5 P M,..Oay Before Publication FOAM to fill your old couch and PLAINS OH 10 chair cushions Standard size . T v ServIce man who can !91 10, 17, 24, 31c 9 2 6tc Monday Deadlln& 9 a m service R C A T\/ with only 19 95 Pome-roy Cancellation Corrections remote control Call Paul 60x 12 2 bedroom mobile horne Recovery , 622 e Metn Street Will be acupted until9 a m fOr Grueser 992 2053 992 755' Excellent condition Call 992 Day of Publication dKtiUd, Roofing, Sp~>utlng. Porch Repair, Com plete Home Remodeling or we will It Rl1ht. selection ot guaranteed ap pllances , clean used furniture ANO NEW furniture at un believably LOW PRICES Ranges, retrloerators. auto & wrlngltr wa~hers, elcl , gas dryers Used furniture couches, chairs, btdrm suites chests, dr•ssers. 1 vanit ies wardrobtS. dinettes (c hrom• wooden) dtsks bookcases. tables New furniture 2 pc living rooms, some with swivel rockers J m a pie bedrms , bookcase headboards Medlt 3 pc table sets. patch swivel rockers Also - 42 end 50 gal oak barrels St.S DO ea Fold up Rlchllne camper trailer sleeps 6 $325 00 Shop Tuesday thru Sunday till 7 Ek: In 8utlncu For YouneU No eKp nee Economy .:toea 3tc WE ' RE nOCKED with good CONSTRUCTION a week, maybe forever,l 'll guarantee he couldn't get homo fut enough ' Obviously his other friends offer hlm more excitement than his own wife does I recommeoo a book, "How Ia Make Your Morrla!J8 Ex· Citing" by Charles aoo Frances Hunter We women have more power than we know eometlmea NEVER A DULL MOMENT & THINGS MONDAY, SEPT 10, 1J71 1 OHO - ~HI..H Nowo 61 CBS Now& 8 10 NBC Nowo 3 4 15r oo•~ s oroe• 13 • 7 00 - Bootthl Clock 4, News 10 Circus 13 Whets M Ll 8 E!ec Co 20 ; Pooplo, Plocos end Things s Trulhyor '<?on' ~-::;:::~e; +• 3, Bobby Bowdon IS • How Do Your Children ROOFING, FUR · NACE CLEANING AND REPAIR AND 4 PLUMBING. PRICE It Mull lit Right 1967 CHEVROLET 6 cylinder , automatic 4 door Earnnllne Havmtn , Long 8ortorn . Oh io •cnment put• you In bUJineu MUTt TOlAY ll~ludc phone number): appointtct Administratrix of tht Stloelllltt Wlloot Alignment 9931P 311146 Television Log Business Services rocordoro Ont -----.... -------- -------------lost Motor Co. 1967 CHEVELLE • door, 6 cylinder outometle transmlsolon, good tires ciNn Interior, beige finish, ridlo & hNier, real economy & o popular model duly ~~~----------------~~· webcor With mike Goad c a .. On• Revere rtcordtr with m i ke and comp•nlon shreo amplllltr -.hlch ma.,es a P A Sylllm Thnt ,re In lovely case• Pr lcea reasonat:llt Phone 669 111171 RtY R 0 Brown Free estimates C111 991 lt711 Dorolhy E Herdon of R D I RICint, Ohio ForSIIe ~EEL lype 'i �. 1- ,._. flllllv llenllnti,Middleport.Pomeroy, 0 , SePI 10,1973 t -'l'bl Dali.J ~~ta~ntl, Mldoleport.Pameroy, o , Sept to, tm ,2 Sentinel Cla~sifieds Get Results ' • ~----------~· ~------------~-=~--------~ ®' 2SIIIIS PUBUC N011CES ~ Ybur Rilht to Know Jltt Informed at the func tklns of your govtrnment 1rt tmbOdiMI In public notices 11'1 thr1 aelf 9overnment charges al c:ltlztns to bt Informed , thll newtpaper urges everv clllrtn to read •nd study thue notices We atron~ly advill lhote cltlhns, .eeklno ftJrthtr tnrormat lon, to exercise their right of accus 10 public •rtcords end public meetlniJS lftd •• NOTICE OF AI'I'OINTMINT Cut No 21011 lstate of WIIUam M M1rdtn, Otctlltd Notfct II hereby Olven that Of QU.IliJY A PoMeroy hiS been Employment Wanted WILL PAINT houaes ll'ld roots 9 s 121p <EVS AROUND noon on AU9 31 In tht Pomeroy parking lol at the erta •round Meiers Nos 19 to 93 Pluse phone ___ 318 6381 $79$ lt69 PLYMOUTH FURY I tires, 6 cylinder, automatic • door. 52,000 mUes, good tronsm!.. lon, black finish $2395 1971 CHEVROLET \0 TON 8' Fleetslde, 150 V 8 engine, 15" heovy duty tires 3 speed transmission like now and r.,dy to go 150 BUSHEL ear corn Mrs Clifford l..tlthelt Phone 992 -------------...,.______ _ 99 ~·p 99 C•ll 98S 3910 Business Opportunities DISTRIIUTOII HEEDED Full or Part Time QISTIU8UTQ~ NBEilBQ to Sen lee Auto flltcn Dealer• not lf(ttl our b111incu Profll potential Ia lin llmilod S90 ror nch day worked Ia i ron1ernll•e 11tlmatc A Sl495 In AUTOMGTIV£ MARWIIIIl, INC 600 N hchon Street Media, Pa 190113 Pbmeroy Motor Co. lattte of William M Harden, Wanted Notice r ' ' • ' • • • •• Sealed bids will be received br the Trustets of L..etart Township until 7 p m Oct 1, lt73 and opened at thlt tlmt for tht furnllhlng and erection at a tool house et L•tart Cemetery BUilding to be 20 x 10 fl motol and or elumlnum, ptlnttd, with foundltlon For further Information contact Don R Racine, Ohio 45771 Hill, RD 2, Clerk ;> RD 2, • Ohio ~5771 • (9) 10, 17, 24, Racine. 31C ' Help Wanted Wanted To Buy for mon thin one incorrect Insertion TRUCK DRIVER- Should be CALF feeder publisher will not be responsible RATES ,.' 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S1 5Q for 50 word minimum Each additional word 2c Additional 25c Advertisement Charge per OFFICE HOURS 830e m to500pm Deily, 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noon s..eturday Cou1ty Probett Court To the A.dm lnlstratrlx of the tltlft~ to such of tht following 11 •r• rnld~~nts of tht St1tt of Ohio, viz tht surviving apouse, the next ot kin, tht NO HUNTING or trespassing on btntflellrles under the will, thne farms loceted In the o~d to tho attornoy or attorneys Nease Settlement area VIrgil representing eny of the Hamm Wallace Amberger , lfortmentloned parsons Helen Baer, end Charles Frank Roush, Deceend, Yost Minersville, Ohio, R D 1, 9 6 61p Notice ' Sutton Townohlp, No 20988 • You lrt hereby notified that PARASOL Boutique Beauty tht Inventory and Ap Salon near Skate A Way preiMmont of tho ostete of tht Roller Rink announces lfortmtntlontd, deceased, l1te frosting specials September of 11ld County, was flied In this 11 through September 22 Court Sold lnvontory end Short hair, regular S15 now Apprelsement will be for 113 Long hair, regular $17 50 hurtng before thiS Court on I he now S1S 50 Call 985 4U1 for ltth dlf. of Stptembor, 1973. et appointment S.ndra Kerns, 10.00 o clock A M Operator Any penon desiring to flit 9 9 3tc o~coptlons thereto mull flit tfttm 1t lent five days prior to d1t1 HI for hearing ~~ KOSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS Given U<ldor my hand end Mel of said Court, thl• 6th day of s.ptembtr 1973. Specials during August art Koncentree, Moist Kott, Manning o Webster Judge and ex oftlclon a 21fc Clerk ofsald Court By Ann 8 Watson • (9) 10, 11' 21< Deputy Clerk Apple Grove News, Events KIHnslng Kroem, One Doy a. Sechet others Phone Helen Jane- Brown, 992 5113 PIANO and organ lessons br graduate of Clnclnnetl Conservatory of Music Gerald Hoffner, Phone 992 3825 8 26 121< BACK TO SCHQOL Spoc\01 New, 4 drawer knee hole desk, ready to be fin Ished ThIs week only 12~ 95 Cash & Carry, Pomeroy Recovtry, 622 E Main Telephone 992 1SS• 9 6 6tc By Mn, Herllert Roalll Shelly and Brian Connolly of • Syracue apenl tile weekend -· -wllh Mr. and WI. Lester Roulh while their parenlll, Mr. llld Mn. Jim Connally were ex.perlenced and over 21 Applications now taken tn fervlews arranged Land mark, 992 2181 For Want Ad Strvlce , cents per word one insertion Minimum Charge 75c 9 9 ltc 12 cents per word thrte cotn"utlve Insertions MAN TO WORK In retail store 18 cents per ward six c;on 51r, days per week Apply to tecutlve 1nsert1ons Miuvln Glasgo. Modern 25 Per Cent Discount on paid Suppl';'. 399 W M.. ln Street ads and ads paid within 10 days 9 7 3tc BLIND ADS • 9 6 Alp Look For Our Moon((ght Sale Ad for Thla Weekend BIG SAVINGS LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES SALES Pomeroy, Ohio A LOCAL compeny hu lm mediate openings for the following positions 1 Accounting Clerk Knowledge and experience In cost accounting or payroll essential Openings on the following shifts 8 am till ~ p m, 4 p m till 12 mldn1ght l2 01 till 8 • m 2 Office sec:retarles - Duties Include typing, dictation fil1ng Opening on same shtfts listed obove 3 Personnel Assistant Responsible for recruiting and screening of employees Oesirt Interviewing or counseling uperltmce EKctllitnt salaries and fringe benefits Send brief resume of work history and educat1on Send all replies to Box 729 s In care of The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy , Ohio 9 2 tic --------------- CENTRAL DIVISION CON SOLIDATION COAL CQM PANY, Immediate openings are available In the following positions Maintenance l='oreman (underground l. Assistant Mine Foreman (underground) Section Foreman, Surface Mine Foreman , Reclamation Foreman Persons applying should hold valid foreman certification papers (Ohio) or have sufficient experience to appl';' tor State ex em !nation Salary Commensurate with Expe-rience Excellent Benefits TO IIPPL Y Write or Phone Personnel Department Centra l Division, Consolidation Coal CORNER cupboards wall WILKINSON small engine sales cupboards, chests old guns and service, 120 lrd Stret any condition Also blue Middleport Lawn mower and decorated stoneware Write chain saw repair Frn Jl'lckup P 0 Box ~4 Martinsburg and delivery Phone 992 3092 Ohio, •393S or coli 1 •eo 4•40 Also Briggs after 7 p m Tecumseh B 8 90tc NO 1 Copper, 60C, Radiators, 30c, brass, 20c, batteries 90c each, clean, dry Ginseng roots, S60 alb Yellow root, $4, May apple, soc per lb M A Hall, Reedsville Call 378 6149 1 31 ttc WANTED tor auction, housthold goods Tools, most anything of value Will buy or sell on commission Will haul Stratton and parts 8 22 301C a~d loader, 1960 Ford dump truck David Yost Great Send, 843 1242 s 9 s 6tp ROOMS and bath Rac.ne area Built 1n cabinets, stove and refrigerator 2 years old Sam Yates, 992 7139 9 S 6tC BEAUTIFUL walnut stereo radio tape comblnat1on am Hayman's 1 25 tfc fm radio, 8 track tape deck Balance $114 68 or terms are OLD furniture, oak tables, avatlab1e Call 992 J965 clocks, Ice boJtes, brass beds, 9 71fc dishes or complete households Write M o Miller Rt ~. Pomeroy, Ohio call 992 6171 Suo 606 E. Main Pomeroy and FURNiruRE Pomeroy Home &Auto Stop In and See Our Floor Display. OpenS To! 5 Monday lhru Saturday 606 E Main, Pomeroy, 0 "STRIPPERS" We Strip Paint, Varnishes, Etc from Furniture Antlqu11 Modern IMtolo No ruinous lyes or causflcs O'DELL WHEEL Alignment · ',.--~---...,.,,......-..,-.., located at Crossroads Rt 124, now back to work Complete front end service, tune up and brake service Wheels balanced electronically All work guaranteed Reasonable rates Phone 1.tl2 3232 1-:,ma11esr Heater l:or~ Nathan Boggs Radiator Specoah51 6 26 lie SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INt Ph~92 2174 TEAFORD Call 949 3121 or 741 "41 all lOtc HOUSE FllR rent 5 rooms and bath, Racine area Call 992 unfurnished apartments Phone 992 5434 POMEROY Jack W Carsey, Mgr Phonef92 2111 4 12 tiC 9 s 61c HOUSE FOR Rent 5 rooms and bath , Racine area Call 992 1 12 lfc -------------- driver and teacher's atdt tor PRIVATE meeting room for 197374 Meigs Community any organization phone 992 School Send applications to 3975 Gene wood, Rt 4, Pomeroy l II tfc q I! I~ ; './', h,., 1 • '1 '--~---...,....--~......L UPHOLSTER your own fur niture We have all the sup plies you wll 1 need Upholstery Fabrics a very lar"e selection of nylons velvets Hercu lon, vinyls - In cotton prmts, also remnants Foam for cushions and padding Burlap denims, cambric foam glue, zippers. sprjnos and clips chipboards, legs, sewing thread. dacron, tacks, webbing, welt cord. cotton swivel bases and all other;. supplies you will need New., furniture at low. low pnce~ Pomeroy Recovery, ~22 lr ,. Real Estate For sale delivered right to prolect Fast and easy estimates Phone 992 Goegleln Ready MIK ,',lt.'! 1 dryer, bar tn kitchen, Obi sink, patio, and garage 65 of land $19 000 00 NEW LISTING NEAR STORES- 1block from courthouse 8 31 30tc -------------- ---- ---------- Business Opportunities 7 rooms, and large closets, modern kitchen, large llvong with gas fireplace Garage and full basement $16,500 00 GOOD BUSINESS TAXI SERVICE - l late model cabs In good condition 2 have power and air For quick sale of S6500 00 BE ONE JUMP AHEAD AND BUY IT NOW PROPERTY IS ON THE RISE ~ 4782, Gallipolis, John Russell, Owner and Operator ·-·· WMP0/1390 • • a.t • olototr ..- ~"­ - - ......... - ......, Iff..... ~ Iff ~ ' ....,~ 1011t Mllllf D\ttflllfl4,.,111t IIIII ' '""''._hi MMI ' " ' " Olltr C~AIICI .. ...• CN4ti•MMiftiiWMf:..... JUrcr BAR, INC ...:.::, ...,.:,:na NOTE See our Booth ol tllo "Storl Your Own Buslneu Show" ol StouHtr'5 Somerotf Inn, 3550 Northfield Road, Shaker Holghtt, Ohio, Sept 8, 9, 10 f Big ilapaclty Moyt11 Automatic.• I lspt-~ operaJtlon 1 <;holce ot wlter l'tmps Auto water level control Lin! Fllt~r or Power 0 CREI\M Nortb East ------------- 1UI No hot IPOII no r:llter , Wolpoc1111111n 'AAVTAO td Corpot lervlct I -----.....--------- I ' Rull1nd ',-I.. - b II II ] I cJ DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: ' SUCH A MAN !5 REAL.L.Y OF I EMSIDE 0 t.IJW DEI&R:EE . AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another In thts sample A Is used for the three L s, X for the two 0 s, etc Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formatiOn of the words are all hmts Each day the code letters are doll'erent CRYPTOQUOTES Now arranro the drclod Iotter& to form the surprile anawer, u oullltlted by tho above eortoon. t-.::.:l'liii:..::~:.::-::.:::ISI::..:ANSWIII=IIn=-.JI A [ XI I X I I J XD NKEOJG HKIKL HJLGYH FYMN FYMN DJ DJ UK UK LZOK SYEQ XD LZOK- OJZREYN (btwen tomorrow) Jumhl" GNARL EATEN STOLEN PROFIT Saturday 1 \ A.n 1wer 1 They tfon'l hcu:e lo be ctvil when lhey Yelllenlt7'1 Cl')'ploquole: TO BE CLOSER TO GOD, BE CLOSER TO PEOPLE -KAHLIL GIBRAN (CJ1&78 Kinr Feature~ Syndicate, Inc) do the•r u:ork-INOINIII5 I'M TAKING TH HIGH ROAD! >2li!' r The blddln1 hao boon W..l Nort~ Eaot Pm Pill Puo P111 4' Poll vou,Soufll, hold .Q It 4 I ' l .A ~ tA K J t 7 Whit do yoa do now7 A-Bid live d!amo•d• St1ce elolto uvo • - •11-Ushd •• yoor 1111 yu eu ollotd 14 Cit btd EVJPf.NTLY 'YOU WERE~ID fV\L~ HEART. HE At.SO NAMED )1:XJ !lENEFICIARY OJ: HI& ~R'\NY LIFE IN:">URANCE POLICY, BARN ElY SNUFFY ·-50ME80()1( BUSTED IN M'l HOUSE THIS MORNIN' AN ' CLEAI')ED ME OUT" WHO IN THUNDER WOULD DO A TH ING LIKE THAT, ARKY • M'l OA08URN MAW II I DONi NeED THAT KIN D OF 1ROU~LE' II ' Proncaple Erad1cate Vamoo,el Guodo s note c I NEMIR !!J!r!!! WE J1m "We really should run more pari score hands " Oswald "Here's one North's Stayman response was made because of the 40 part score Wtth no score he would have passed " Jim "East wms the first tr•ck with his ace of d1amonds and undoubtedly leads back the jack ol clubs " Oswald "ThtSIS one of those hands where declarer wants to develop an end play right at the start He wins the club and plays his queen or diamonds. West wins w1lh the king and makes his best play - the queen ol clubs " Jim "South wins and leads a club right back East w1ns the trick and IS caught In an end play with eight cards still in his hand" Oswald "Just see bow hopeless East's sltuat1on is A dla· mond lead Will allow South to ruff in one hand and d1scard a beartfrom the other A heart lead will be allowed to ride to dummy s queen and a trump lead will cost the defense their sure trum• trick " Jim "South has lost two diamonds and a club that he had to ton The early end play holds his further losses to either one trump and one heart or two hearts " 2•t• overdrylng Fino Mllh Ll• meter 2• Dryers ~lth gentle, tvtr 30 31 36 37 Soutb !NT Mlytog lolo ot Hoot c'oth•l mustk" 19 Haber dashery 1tems 22 Makes publoc 23 Uphol slery fabnc .JIOB SOUTH (D) .K987 'Al07 tr1ni·Pren ~urround Kietne Naeht -moAWBE~RY ~ 1NEWSPAPEA J!Nf I!~PRIBE A$8N I FIn Agllotor woolen fabro c 25 ' [ Get Started' ~7 Porter 29 Cubic l6 ' 1- By Oswald & James Jacoby •" 11 II rM "'" 1 tbiCirl '"'" , ... lllllnl~ttu ht fllrfttlf 24 L1ght I 00 WITH 'fM, LUNK• HEAD~ BUY 'fM A Pass 2+ Pass Pass Pass Pass Opening lead- t 3 " • •• •• iritto 10 Less amuent on score) West -. ,..,.,. ...... All ... VIIIATTAYA ~tg~)lJ]®r:f.:::!!! Yesterday'& Answer tQI w "' ,.. ., "' "" "'"' .............. lf.41a- Ntne Sym ~ Divorce Not the Only An110er Dear Helen Excuee me If I'm wrong, built seems lhsllately when people by THOMAS JOSEPH write about miserable marriages arol ask "Should I call ot ACROSS 40 Bed qui Is?" you side more with quilling than trying again I Play the canopy sycophant U ComodJan Why don't you give them ways to meoo their rifts, not cut 5 Illegally Johnson loose? - NO QUITTER come by DOWN II Concept 1Dear N Q 12 Swoet mt gnon Molly I've reviewed past columns arol - you're nght In several! % Venerate - " HAVE Implied that divorce Is preferable to wasting your life m a s. Rules 13 Bank situatiOn you can't change. t he trans !00/it Perhaps I should dwell on RX and less on EX·, but on the actiOn ( 3 wds ) other hand, these desperately unhappy people tell me they have 14 Appear 4 Girl s already ''tried everything and failed " Existing m what they Ieel 15 Make a name boo boo Is a hopeless situation, they want reassurance thallhO!f dCC1s1on 16 Shade 5 MephoLic to gel out won't be all wrong And so I suggest one more shot at 6 Oebboe tree Reynolds marnage counsellmg and then - "Don't res1gn yourself to 11. Clay role moldm g misery " 7 C<lusln plate And sometlmes that one last try at counselling pulls them of bravo 18 With through B. Boss of traSCl the 'ball Here's a letter that olfers long-distance therapy bl hty and ZU Mr +++ cham 1 Onassts Dear Helen (3 wds) I have just read the letter from "Might as Well Be Smgle," Zl l)ndcr 9 Overeat •Ized whose husband wants a mother not a w1fe, and who Ill always out Z2 Angel w1th the ooys or girls Divorce Is the only alternative nowadays 1t (Fr ) 23 Laughmg seems People enter marriage thinking, " If 11 doesn't work, sound !here's a way out " 25 Apple I see marl'Ulge as a hfetlme partnership - whtch IS product something to be worked at U MAWBS's husband spends so little %6. Sweetsop time With her, there must be a reason Maybe he IS!I't pleased 27 Yeast With what he fmds at home Doesllh• complam, g1ve him the cold 28 Protestant denomma freeze? If she would make it a point to meet him at the door next bon lime w1th a welcommg k1ss, smellmg ol perfume, looking fan(abbr) tastic, and wlthhlsfavorlte meal on the stove, then keep 11 up for 29 Percep ttve 3Z MD s org .-1 33. Make lace 34 Pulpot Unocramble theoe foor Jumbleo, plea one letter to each aquere, to (abbr ) form four ordmary words. 35 Dead 37 Soc1han volcano YILVAN 38 Whole 39 Marvm and Remock .AK84 East-West vulnerable (North-South not vulnerable, 40 • I tf 't1tS. ON YOUR DIAL --------------- ' ~ --__._ ...._ laiii -------------- --------------- -------------- tQ6 Dnve Hard Drive Fast ' 3, 4, 15 phonies By Whom 20, ll 9 30 - Movoe Coffee Tea or Me? 8, 10 10 00 - Marcus Welby M 0 6 13 News 20 The Unreasonable Man 33 11 00 - News 3 4, 8 ll 15 10,6 11 10- Johnny Carson 3 4 15 D•ck Cavett 6 13 Movoe 'Who's Got the Action' 8 The Brave Bulls" 10 1 00- News 13 Your Health 4 130-News4 • • t AJ95 t K10732 ... .. -.•• tw ......... '"" ......... -------------- !ets .Q62 'J95 -.. .......... -·' ... .......... ........ ........ .......... .. .. ....-~-·...... ,... ....... ...................... -·,..,_!If __ .............. ,....... f:..,.,. ,....., ............. ........ ,.,...,. ,. ........ 9 00- Movie Us. Hy Hd1•n Hottel EAST .J3 'K842 WEST 3 19 tiC ..,.,.,.,..,, ,_.. Pnce IS Right 8 10 New Dat1ng Game J , World of Survtval"' 8 00- Maude 8, 10 , Evenmg At Pops 31 Chase 3 4, 15 First Fam((y ot Washington 6, 13 8 10- Hawalo Fove 08 10 Ohio This Week 20 Movoe Del over Us From Ev((" 6, 13 +7&32 service all makes 992 2284 The Fabric Shop Pomerov Authorized Singer Sales and Service We Sharpen Scissors ......., lllc.h'-Wit .................................., ... ,..._.,, ......,IIIII ,.._.... ,..,,_~ttt1i. "'" ff'fN lllctl frM Jr...... 'fMH IN Hltlll 4 - t t r l 0et .,. IMtrW Ill tcltHh, 11..1, ....... "'h !IIIIth, tlflft, ftl. IIMI illfl H t -------------- SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED, REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION , STEWART OHIO PH 6~2 303S 10 4 ttc SEWING MACHINES Ropalr 7 30- io Te(( the Truth 6 RFO 20, cancer Lofe or Death 33 Beat the Clock ll Charles B!aor s Belfer World IS New +86 Dozers large and small Backhoes and loaders on track and tires Dump truck - Lo boy ser vice Sept1c tanks Installed George (9111) Pullins, phone 992 2478 or 992 7.tl02 2 9 lie The 1973-7411CIII!On Ia upon us, arol next Ume I'll atarl giving you my private evaluation of the new llhows Bulllrst, aa Gov AI Smith ueed to aay ,let'slook at the record N. you may not recall, last year we took the critic'S' review• or the newcomers, then graded them In two waya Their general predicted excellence, and their chance lor survival into ano!her season The critics did a pretty good job, over~ll. In summing up the quality of new shows last seWJOn In a national sampling But they stumbled badly on the survival ol the programs They felt ''The Rookies" alld "Temperatures Rising" were sure.flre losers, with mediocre quality. Both shows were at least mediocre, and maybe better than that But as for survival Jawaamercy 1 Both will be back, something the critics never expected "Search" was given a fair chance to make It It was awful, and didn't "The Little People'! with Brian Ke1th, also wllll doomed, we were told It'll be back, with anew title Bill Cosby's show was considered a solid entry, with good prospects for survival It was an uneven, dlsappomting program, and failed to make the grade "Anna and the King" was supposed to be fairly good, but with a rough row to hoe It wasn't much, and faded fast The critics p1cked some shows to click, and they dad, to the credit of both shows and critics Included were "M-A.S·H," "Bob Newhart Show," and especially "Amenca," which Willi so good thattt'Ube llhown agl!ln this season m syndication (Here, a liP of the hat to WHTN-TV, which will rerun this program In a tune slot more smted to the younger set -which missed many ol the 10 p m shows last year ) JWmember "Banyon" or "The Men"' Neither does anyone else, and they went to the grave IUimourned,although the critiCs gave them a fa1r shot at guesses Some memorable shows bit the dust, too Cnhcs agreed thai Julie Andrews hour would be (a) deUghUul, and (b) bard to sell "They were right, and Julie will be missed And "Ghost Story" wlllln't too bad, really, but not up for renewal Paul Lynde, whom !can't stand, fallsmtoa special category His lfhow, which wasn't predicted to last, d1dn'l But he will be hack, bolstermg "Temperatures RISmg," which has numerous cast changes The cr1l1cs really pulled two claSSIC boo-boos. however They lett 'The Waltons" had little chance to make It, while adnuttmg 1t m1ght be a fa1r show It wasn't fiW' - 1t was magnificent, wmnmg Enunys by the carload, and becommg a CBS showp1ece It will be back, With lanfare that IS truly deserved And they tabbed "Bridget Loves Berme" as the one "can't· mass" program of the year The operung episodes weren't bad, at all and some were really clever But the one-joke theme of a Je~.Cathohc mamage grew stale last, and "BLB" was torpedoed So, With that as prologue, we'D look at the new offermgs next time and the new season opens w•th a whimper mstead of a bang, With some llhows arrivmg late, due to a wnters' strike this sUIIUDer (Some new programs won't appear WI hi late October ) It NORTH t A10&4 'QB3 night phone 992 1525 or 992 2 II tic EXCAVATING 3 00- Another World 3, 4 15, General Hospital 6 13 Price Is Right 8 lQ , The Session 33 l 30- Relu•n to Peyton Place 3 15 One Life to Live 13, Match Game '73 8, Secret Storm 10, Making Things Grow 33 Phil Donahue 4, Fllntstones 6 4 00 - Mr cartoon 3 Love American Style ll Huck & Yog\6 Somerset 15, Sesame St 33 Speed Racer 6 I Love Lucy 8, Movie "Bomerang" 10, In School Preview 20 4 30 - My Lillie Margie 15, I Love Lucy 6, Green Acres l Jeopardy 4, HazelS Gilligan's Island 13, About Inside Flash Outside 20 s 00 - Mr Rooers20, 31, Bonanza3, Big Valley6 Western Star Theatre 15, Merv Griffin o, Andy Grofflth a I Dream of Jeannie 13 s 30 - Beverly Hillbillies 8, Elec Co 33, G<lmer Pyle 13 Hodgepodge Lodge 20, Trails West 15 s 55- Earl Nlgh11nga le 15 6 00 - News 3, 4, 8, 10, 15, 6, Sesame Street 20, Sportscope 33, ABC News 13 6 30 - Environment Today & Tomorrow 33, NBC News l, 4, 15, ABC News 6, CBS News 8, 10, Hogan's Heroesl3 7 00 - What's My Line 8 Elec Co 20, Beat The Clock 4 News 10, Lee Trevino's G<llf 15 Truth or Consequences 3, 6, Dusty's Trait 13 Early end play, cin~hes bid 5232 MONn IACI IUAIANTEI _,.,..... 1 00 - News 13, Focus on Columbus 4 200 - News4 TUESDAY, SEPT 11.1973 6 00 - Sunrloe Seminar 4, Sacred Heart 10 6 15 - Concern & Comment 10 6 20 - Farm Report 13 6 25 - Paul Harvey 13 6 30-Columbus Today 4 Bible Answers 8 Faith for Today 13 News6 6 os - Corncob Report 3, Farmtlme 10 7 00 - Today 3, 4, 15, CBS News a, 10 Flintstone• 13 Romper Room 6 1 7 30 - Rocky & Bullwlnkle13, New Zoo Revue6 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 8, 10, New Zoo Revue 13 , Sesame 51 31 Timmy and Lassie 6 8 30- Huck and Yog\6, Dick Van Dyke 13 8 55- News 13 9 00 - Paul Dl•on 4, Friendly Junction 10 , AM 3, Phil Donahue 15, Mister Roberts 13, Brady Bunch 6 Abbott and CosteUo 8; Movie "The VIrgin Queen" 13 9 30 - To Tell The Trulhl, Elec Co 33 Wild, WlldWest6 9 55 - Chuck White Reports 10 10 00 - Dinah Shore l, 15 Joker's Wild 8, 10 Lilias Yoga and You 33 10 30 - Baffle l, 4, 15 SIO 000 Pyramid 8, 10 Zoom 33 Mike Douglas 6 11 00 - Gambit 8, 10, Password 13 , Wizard of Odds 3, A IS Travelure 33 11 30 - Hollywood Squares 3, 4, IS Love of Life 8, 10, Brady Bunch ll, Bowling 6, Episode Action 33 1155 - CBSNews8,0an!mel'sWorld10 12 00 - Jeopardy 3, 15, Bob Braun s so SO Club 4 Password 6 News 10 8, ll, Sesame St 33 12 30- l W's 3, 15, Spll1 Second 6 Search For Tomorrow 8 10 12 55 - News 3, 15 • 1 00- News 3, All My Children 6, 13, Not For Women Only IS, Concentration 8, Whars My Line 10, Erica 31 1 15- Theanle 13 I 30 - 3 On A Match 3, 4, 15 The World Turns B, 10 Let's Make A Oeal6, 13, How do Your Chi ldren Grow 33 2 oo - Da(s of Our Lives 3, 4, 15, Newlywed Game 6 13 Guiding lght 8, 10 Woman 33 2 30- Edge of Night 8, 10 , Girl In My Lofe 6 13 Musical En WIN AT BRIDGE Jeffers. day phont 992 7089 , PART TIME IUSIIIISS - FUU TIME PROFITS ------------ -------------- ~ FOR FREE utlm ates on aluminum siding Storm Doors and Windows Car ports, Marquees and Railing, Phone Charles Llslt svracuse. Ohio Carl Jacob Sales Representative V V Johnson and Son, Inc 6 22 lfc ------------- 1M a person your Free 3284 Co, 10 tiC SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates Ph U6 I storage 2 Apartments should be renovated Into good Income property Only $3500 00 NEW LISTING IN TOWN - 2 bedrooihs with 2 BEDROOM apartment with bath and plenty of closets CANNING Tomatoes , Hardwood floors, nice cucumbers, mangoes, and cabinets In kitchen New floor cantalopes Geraldine covering In kitchen and bath Cleland, A.aclnt Small vard and garage No 7 ll lie LAW ENFORCEMENT - Age pets Call Tracy Whaley, 130 18 3" No exp req Good sal , L lncoln HIt I 992 305~ PAINT DAMAGE 1973 Z•g Zag many benefits, travel 9 9 6tc sewing machines Still In possibilities Interview today origina l cartons No at Cell Army opportunities call tachments needed as our collect, 593 3022 86 N Court FIRST floor, 2 room apartment Coil 992 3018 controls are built in Sews St, Alhens 9 9 Jtc wrth 1 or 2 needles , makes 9 9 3tc buttonholes, sews on buttons TRUCK DRIVER - llge 18 34 TRAILER for rent Bob's monograms, a~d blind hem Mobile Court, Syracuse Ohio stitch Full cash price na 50 No exp req Good salary, Call 992 2951 budget plan available Phone many benefits, travel 9 9 tfc 992 2984 possiblli11es Interview today 9 6 6tc Call Army .Opportunities call collect 593 3022 86 N Court TWO TRAILER lots In Mid dleport '12 dupleK In Brad VACUUM Cleaners new 1973 St , Athens phone before 6 p m 992 model Complete with all 9 9 3tc bury 5693 cleaning tools Small paint 9 10 SIC damage In shipping Will take RIIDIO QPERIITOR - Age 18 $27 cash or budget plan 34 No e•p req Good sal , available Phone 992 2984 many benefits, travel HOUSE FOR renf - 6 rooms and bath, full basement. 9·6 6tc possibilities Interview today Pomerov call 992 7443 Call Army opportunities ull ....:::...... 9 9 6tc SINGER Automatic Zig Zag collect 591 3022, 86 N Court sewing machines In sewing St Athens 9 9 3tc MOBILE home space Baer's table Makes buttonholes sews on buttons, blind hems, - - - - - - - - - - -- - Market, Syracuse 8 26 tfc etc Top notch condition Pey COOK - AIJilll 11 34 No exp req $51 00 or terms available Good 111 , many benefits Phone 992 2984 travel possibilities Interview TRAILER Browns Tralle( Park Minersville Phone 992 today Cell Army op 9 6 6tc 3124 portunlties 593 3022 , call collect 86 N Court Street lie Athens ------ ---.---- •' FURNISHED 5 12 tic Maintenance 992 3S09, 21l N 2 BEDROOMSNice bath and Second, Middleport C BRADFORD Auctjoneer kitchen, carport and large B 23 30tc Comp lete ServJce river lot Asking $10,500 00 Phone 949 3821 DEAD STOCK - Will temov• NEW LISTING Racine Onlo at a reasonable charge Call Crltt Bradford SPECIAL - 7 rooms, good 145 5514 5 1 ftc 8 23 90tc bath, reasonable kitchen, front and back porches City water, EXCAVATING, dozer, loader AUTOMOBILE Insurance been gas, Ohio Power $2800 00 and backhoe work, septic cancelled? Lost your tanks Install ed dump trucks NEW LISTING operator's license Call 99~ and lo boys for hire will haul OUT - New 3 bedroom home, H28 fill dirt, top soli, limestone 6 15 ftc atr condt11oned, washer and and gravel Call Bob or Roger 10 Main , 992 755' We tik to JOU I CONCRETE Middleport Ohio _________ ___ , Pomeroy READY MIX '>~ I ' 'I h' I 'I 1:;, ,;!,,., l'"''l•·l<h Oli·n -----------3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and home Five m lnutedrlve from new mmes Rent by week or ' TIME to check that oil or gas furnace for winter Dirty furnaces cast fuel and could cost a life Call P & J Home 8 30 tfc 12X50 · 2 BEDRQQM mobile 'J -------------- ·t• the laraest Bulldoz,er Radiator to the Real Estate For Sale WILL TRIM or cut trees and shrubbery also clean out basements att•cs and etc ' counter 33 , Doctors 15, 3, ~ Remodeling, Ceramic tile baths BoK 280, Rutland 742 3664 . ' 2 18 lie RON SHEPARD Floor, Wall 11 16 ftc oraeattonlng at VIrginia Beach. ------------~ POMEROY Art Hill, student al 1'12 story frame, 3 large Moorehead College, VanMeterSundaylnbiabonor bed•ooms Bath Dining Moorebead, Ky., spent !he Attending were Mrs. Erma room Lovely kitchen with range and lots of cabinets weekend wilh bia parenlll, Mr Wilson, Mlaa Florence Circle, Utility space Hot water ~ lind Mn. Dellaa Hill and Dean. Mr and Mrs llouglaa Circle, heat Air cond Carpeted ~ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Casper Mr. and Mrs. Roy Van Meier, Garage and storage Lots of ~ • Ill Columbus Jpenl Labor Dey children Becky and Melanie, remodeling Close to school :. ..tend with Mn. Dolly Wolfe " Mrs. Laura Van Meter, Miss and store $19,500 00 { lind Mr. and Mrs. Dellaa Hill Florence Circle was also SYRACUSE Located In new addition ( lind Dean. celebratlhg her birlhday Ice About 2'12 years old Owner • Mr. and Mrs. Roy Donohew mam, cake and coffee were hes been transferred 3 nice ipellt Sunday with Mr. and lterVed. The group was enbedroom:t:lth closets Mn, George Donohew at terlalned by Chester Van Modern ba Utility space ~ Orclevtlle. They were jollied Meter and Douglas Circle Klteheh{h lots of cabinets ~ there by Mr. and Mrs. Eu8ene playing millie Hardwood floors Carport Large lot $20,000 00 '· Webaler and dalll!hler, Anita of Mr. and Mrs Marshall MIDDLEPORT ., · Cleveland, who spent the Adams, Mr and Mrs. Larry 1 floor plan 3 bedrooms { weelrendattheDonobewbcime O'Brien children Jimmie Bath Dining room New Greg Doilobew of Columbus Uncia, S:.d Carol, attended ~ cabinets In the kitchen New 1;' IJMIPt the weekend with bta ball game at Cincinnati furnace TV room. New floor ~ Jllrlllfl, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wednesday evening, They aiBo covering Porches Full _____________"..!. Mobile Homes For Sale basement 2 car garage and ~ Donobew. vlllt«<thezooandvlsltedMra 9 9 3tc workshop Double lot 1_. X 65 TRAILER, 2 btdroom, ~bar Dayweebndguesll Ill . Laura Norris, Greenfield, AuloSales very good conditio Phone 773 AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC $13.000 00 " Ml', and Mra. Vernon Donobue enroute h~~~~e. 5805 Age 11 34 No exp req Good 1963 Ford Golaxle 500 175; 1967 RUTLAND 590 Honda, rebuilt engine 8 22 lie sal, many benefits, travel were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jeff Miller Ia employed at 1 story frame, 3 nice S175 Call 614 667 6296 after 5 possibilities Interview today Harden and Eric, Mr and Mrs Charleston, w Va P m bedrooms with closets Both Call Army opportunities call CASH paid for all mek•s end 9 6 6tv collect 593 3022 86 N Court models of mobile homes Nice kitchen and , dining ()by Plcte• of Marton, Mr. Mrs. Reva Norris Is a St Athens Phone area code 614 ~23 9531 area Full basement with , lind Mra. LoweD Burton and medical patient at Veterans • 13 lie 9 9 lie 1970 CHEVROLET !ruck, 1'• lon shower Porches Storm • Slllrrl, of Columbua. Memorial H111pltal CONSTRUCTION WORKER _ with a•;, fl camper Coli 882 ,- - - - - - - - - - - doora and windows Electric ~ Jlr. and Mn. Gerald 2915 Age II 34 No exp req Good heat 51 acres $18,500 00 111, many b1netlts trevel _____ _ _ _____ ...!..:.... 6tp z IIQmln lind Keith enjayed a A1r Conditioner$ OTHER PROPERTY TO posslbllltlea Interview today picnlc at !he camp of Mr. and Awmngs CHOOSE FROM Call Army opportunltlet call 1968 FOR 0 Falrlane In pettect Treasve Lake condition VInyl top, new o Mn. Don Hayman of Laurel, collect S9l 3021 86 N Court paints, HENRY E CLELAND, Underpinnmg priced renonable •l Mel., who are camping at the Interest In Spanish Sahara St , ~thens BROKER E E Plantz Phone 992 99 31< Mrs has grown with the discovery Complete mobile home 7S33 992·2259 ; !ann of Mr. and Mra. Robert In recent year! that the land 9 5 61p service - plus gigantic If no onowor 'fl-2561 CLERK TYPIST Age 18 30 : Lewla, Gnat Bend Mr. and Is not the empty waste It ap, display of molllle homes No tKP req Good sal many ~ Mrl. Hayman left Monday for pean A lour·year search for benefits, travel possibilities always available at . lnttrvltw tOday Call Army For Sale 7 ROOM houoo with bath In .. W !lome In Laurel. oil r.roved lrullless In the opportun ltlet call collect 593 Rutland, air cOnditioned, EXCELSIOR Soli Workl, E 11110 s, but revealed possibly MILLER ::.• Dilftl Gloedmer tOf!k bta 3022 86 N Court St , Athens carpet,d, gn furnact, dlah Mtln 51 , Pomoroy All klndo 9 9 3tc of san w1ter pellets, water washer, double ovtn, r1ng1, :::' nspllew Danny JladCely, to bla the world's largest subterra· double GtrlliJt, large ctrport, nean lresh-water lake MOBILE HOMES nuggeta, btock 111t and own "' IIIII» Ill Palrfu, Va., over !he HE;LICOPTER REPAIRMAN Ohio Rlvor Salt Phon• 992 4 acr11 cltlrtd and fenced, - Age ta 34 No exp reg •mail bern end other ..Unci. mo w..hlngton Blvd 3191 Good sel many benefltt, bull dingo Phone 6U 1•2 613o 6 5 ttc 4237521 BELPIIE,O in. Ada Norris spent a few travel possibilities Interview 5 30 tic today Call Army op ..,. witll ber liater, Mrs. CROc~RYbu,;~;~;~;.. portun I ties call colltc:t 593 Building for ••te or ltalt Megle Rauih alfAtart. 3022, 86 N Court St , Athons Ph0fll173 trom 1 10 p m Real Estate For Sile HOUSE tor 1alt located In 99 ltc to 10 p m 5611 • Mr. IIIII 111'1. HCIIIlel' Warfor oppolntmont Brtdbury, Call to27363 aflor .... 6 p m 320 tic HOUSE In R:ac1ne,., rootni, l'h • , loc:al, Mr. aad 111'1. Ed baths, bnement and kitchen 9 5 !Ole . . , 11M of •mn+n'UJe, N. J., for Sale BRUSH HOGS, 0.5 II , phont Call 949 3a01 or "6 751S 99 lit Mr. llld Mn. Woodrow Brown PARKVIEW Ktnnell Poodltl, 9t2 5151 1 toy m111 and 1 ftmllt 7 IS tic rf ft. Pine, Pia. ~ I l BEDROOM hou11 lilt baths, ' Phone 9t2 500 3 BEDROOM hOUII on Lincoln form11 dining room, I living , , lilrlbdly . . , for Mrl. VIrgie 7 15 tic 1973 HK70 MOBILE homo, Hill , living room, kltchtn, room, kltchan. family room , 2 washer ,,.,d dryer, dllh bath end utility room ,... •xtrl ,. lksul, Wilt CcJiaiUia at !he car garage/ full blltmtnt, on washer, stalnltts tflfl sink, largt lot avtr 1 acre Hll aero tot Loeattd In Rlggo - , . . fl Mr. lnd llh. l{oyt gorbtge d!apoaoJ, eyo levol drlvtwoy 113,000 Coli Croll Monor Phono 9t2-3163 oven, tinge, dtc:ron ·POIY .. ttr sunday atttr 12 noon 1 on blloro 3 p m and 11k for Mr ' I FIR II Cllllp Canley. GARAGE for IIIII In Pomeroy corpot, Iorge lot PKono 742 'Wtokdoyt ofltr 5 p m , 992 lngel• or coli Go no Rlggo tt Phone 992 1779 Alila Jlll'tJ 1111 beld 1111 lOU . 1207 985 359S or 992 5169 9 s 5tc 7 11 If I 5 If< Ill II• at lilt llama 111 Chiller 1-26 t(c -------:,.--,------ MATERIALS CO. 773 SSS4 Meson, W. Vo. 5 13 tfc FIRST FLOOR, 2 room apart ment Call 992 3028 9 1 3tc month Call 742 5980 HOGG & ZUSPAN 9 1 ttc ~-------------- For Rent sa sa BuiH to Your'~• Dtllvorod to Job Site JOHN TUCKER Rt 4, Pomeroy, 0 n2 3954 or 992 7349 7 IS ftc 992 3861 WOOD TRUSSES MODERN SANITATION Pick-Up S.rvlee Available We Buy & Sell Antiques Dock Seyler-Ownor Kerr St. Pomoroy, 0 Phono 992-2791 ' ASK US ABOUT PRE-FABRICATED SERVICE 14 HOUR SERVICE used DOZER and back hoe work, ponds and septic tanks dlt chlng service top soli fill dirt, limestone B&K Escavatlng Phone 992 5367 or 215 N. Second Phone 992-3509 24 Hour Service All work guaranteed SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED DUMP TRUCK Dick's Hoard House HARRISON'S TV service and service calls Phone 992 2522 2 9 tfc Heating Air Cond Refrogeraloon Plumbing Eleetrleal Appllancts Auto Air Cond Residential or Commercial On Most American tars -GUARANTEEDPhone 992·2094 OFfiCE SUPPLIES Desire ' 10 P AND J IIOME MAINTENANCE & REPAIR Wheel Alignment •5.55 992-2094 MOBILE home repair Elec trlcal plu"'blng and heating MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Phone 992·2550 EXPERT POMEROY HOME & AUTO Phone 992 58S8 Ali WEATHER ROOFING CO. Ph. 742-6271 Mldd ltport, BY PAUL CRABTREE 7 30 - To To lithe Truth6 Episode Attlon 331 Beol the Clock 13 Ca(( ott he Wool IS ; Bobby Goldsboro3; HOII}'wood Squareo 4 Buck Owont 8, Chuck White Presents 10 Erl~a10 Episode Action 31 ' 7 ~ - Thoanle 20 8 00~ -HGuntmoke 8, 10; Lotso Luck 3 '· 15, Rookies 13 , Hooray or ol!ywood 6, Cry Sorrow Cry Hope 20 31 8 - Diona 3, A, 15 9 00 - Hoo;~'s Lucy 8 10, Movies 'Shoot Out" 3, • IS,' Lody In Cement 6, 13 , Skol!ng Spectoculor 20 13 10 00 - Poul Nuchlmo33 , Modica! Cenler a, 10, News20 10 IS - The Silent Years 20 11 00 - Newa 3, o, 6, 8, 10 13, IS 11 30 - Johnny Corson J, 4, IS , James Garner at lho California 500 6, 13, Movies. "Reflection$ in a Golden Eye' 8 1 Human For Free Estimate a • 30 Dally, 112 Sot ''' t~e R H Rawlntgs Sons FARMALL H With Sargenl Call 992 135• or 991 2792 Meigs Inn. Pomeroy 9 6 61< ~tp 992 5124 Phone 7.tl2 3985 9 7 6tc --------------· OhiO 9I t<NAPP shoes new fall and winter styles now out Call Compony, Codlz, Ohio o3907 5858 Telephone 61.tl 9"2 •512 AN 8 29 lfc EQUAL QPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 8 21 tfc ROOMS by the week, $18 up SUBSTITUTE comblnotoon bus 7087 ------------- The Publisher r•serves the right to edit or r&ject any ads deemed oblectlona1 The ( NOTICE ON FILING OF INVINTORY AND AI'I'RIASIMENT Tho Stoto of Ohio, Molgo --------------- 8 31 30tc REGULATIONS PUBLIC NOTICE Herbert L Savre ' 9 9 61c lift Of R 0 1, Racine, Meigs County, Ohio OPEN EVES. 8:00P.M. Creditors tre required to flit ~ their claims with said fiduciary POMEROY, OHIO within four montt11 L..-.,--~-~~----.~'---------U,' SOME800V to assume Dlttd thiS 5tt'l dl'r' of Sep payments on 1971 Elcona lombor 1973 Mobile Home 3 bedroom ex 10 Tip out In lhlino room Manning D Webster p m at KUHL S BARGAIN WANTAb$ Call 992 6256 after S 30 CENTER, St At 7 "at Judllt INFORMATION 9 6 .tltp Court of Common Pleas, ca ution light' TUPPERS DEADLINES Probate Division 5 P M,..Oay Before Publication FOAM to fill your old couch and PLAINS OH 10 chair cushions Standard size . T v ServIce man who can !91 10, 17, 24, 31c 9 2 6tc Monday Deadlln& 9 a m service R C A T\/ with only 19 95 Pome-roy Cancellation Corrections remote control Call Paul 60x 12 2 bedroom mobile horne Recovery , 622 e Metn Street Will be acupted until9 a m fOr Grueser 992 2053 992 755' Excellent condition Call 992 Day of Publication dKtiUd, Roofing, Sp~>utlng. Porch Repair, Com plete Home Remodeling or we will It Rl1ht. selection ot guaranteed ap pllances , clean used furniture ANO NEW furniture at un believably LOW PRICES Ranges, retrloerators. auto & wrlngltr wa~hers, elcl , gas dryers Used furniture couches, chairs, btdrm suites chests, dr•ssers. 1 vanit ies wardrobtS. dinettes (c hrom• wooden) dtsks bookcases. tables New furniture 2 pc living rooms, some with swivel rockers J m a pie bedrms , bookcase headboards Medlt 3 pc table sets. patch swivel rockers Also - 42 end 50 gal oak barrels St.S DO ea Fold up Rlchllne camper trailer sleeps 6 $325 00 Shop Tuesday thru Sunday till 7 Ek: In 8utlncu For YouneU No eKp nee Economy .:toea 3tc WE ' RE nOCKED with good CONSTRUCTION a week, maybe forever,l 'll guarantee he couldn't get homo fut enough ' Obviously his other friends offer hlm more excitement than his own wife does I recommeoo a book, "How Ia Make Your Morrla!J8 Ex· Citing" by Charles aoo Frances Hunter We women have more power than we know eometlmea NEVER A DULL MOMENT & THINGS MONDAY, SEPT 10, 1J71 1 OHO - ~HI..H Nowo 61 CBS Now& 8 10 NBC Nowo 3 4 15r oo•~ s oroe• 13 • 7 00 - Bootthl Clock 4, News 10 Circus 13 Whets M Ll 8 E!ec Co 20 ; Pooplo, Plocos end Things s Trulhyor '<?on' ~-::;:::~e; +• 3, Bobby Bowdon IS • How Do Your Children ROOFING, FUR · NACE CLEANING AND REPAIR AND 4 PLUMBING. PRICE It Mull lit Right 1967 CHEVROLET 6 cylinder , automatic 4 door Earnnllne Havmtn , Long 8ortorn . Oh io •cnment put• you In bUJineu MUTt TOlAY ll~ludc phone number): appointtct Administratrix of tht Stloelllltt Wlloot Alignment 9931P 311146 Television Log Business Services rocordoro Ont -----.... -------- -------------lost Motor Co. 1967 CHEVELLE • door, 6 cylinder outometle transmlsolon, good tires ciNn Interior, beige finish, ridlo & hNier, real economy & o popular model duly ~~~----------------~~· webcor With mike Goad c a .. On• Revere rtcordtr with m i ke and comp•nlon shreo amplllltr -.hlch ma.,es a P A Sylllm Thnt ,re In lovely case• Pr lcea reasonat:llt Phone 669 111171 RtY R 0 Brown Free estimates C111 991 lt711 Dorolhy E Herdon of R D I RICint, Ohio ForSIIe ~EEL lype 'i �• • 6- , . Doily Sent me •. MiddleporH'om.,.oy, U , Sept. IO, 1973 Market Reporl GALLIPOLIS, OHIO. Salordly, Sep1.8,1913 Rev ond Mrs J.awrell<t' SAU:SREPORTOF Gluest'ncarnp nnd Ntckt Dawn Olllo Valley Uveotock Co attended the Ohto State Fmr at HOGs - m to 220 lbs 38 50 Columbus on Monday to 39 75· 220 to 200 lbs 40 to Mr ond Mrs Vtctor Dur•I. 41 25: Light 34 50 lo 38, Fat &·otty and Jason, The Plotns, Sows 34 50 to 37 25, Stags 31 spent n recent weekend wtlh Down; Boars .lO to 34 50; Pigs Mr and Mrs R R Durst and 12 50 to 2fi, Shoats 22 50 to 30 Tom CATTLE - Steers 39 to Lorrntne and Sue McMurray, 49 75, Hetfers 38 to f 50, Baby formerly of thts oren and no" lleef5150to60 ; Far cows 341o restdents of Athens, Ohto, hove 36 75, Canners 'E/50 to 34 25, completed an -.tended lour of Bulls 311 to 44 30, Mtlk Cows 350 Ute Cnroh nos, Greal Smoky tom Mls, Nnltona l Park, Ten· VEAL CALVES - Tops 631o nessee. Shenandoah Noltonal 65; Seconds 58 50 lo 60, Park , Vtrg tma,' Arltngton Medium 52.50 to 58 25, Com & Cemetor), whet e lhey vtstled Hvs. 53 50 to 60, Culls 55 Down lhe gr.tves of lhe Kennedy BABY CALVES - 15 to 100 brothers, and many htstortc sties tn Woshtnglon, D C Donald and Ttmmy Brewer, Reedsvtlle, vtstted hts brother, MI and Mrs Ralplf Brewer Tonight & Tuesday and son, on Salu t day a f. Sept 10 II • ternoon Mrs Raymond Kerns en lied Walt Disney 's on Mr and Mrs Dale Lawson MARY POPPINS {TechnlcolorJ and fanuly on Tuesday ofJulie Andrews lernoon 0 1ck Van Dyke Mr and Mrs Thomas Btrch Show Starts 7 p.m and son, Wate rf ord, Ohto vtstted hts fatiter and stster , • Stiversville News Notes MEIGS THEATRE . Mr Chnl Btrch nnd Leota Sue "'' Sunday. Mt and Mrs Jtm Mtddleswn t t and Janet spent Sunda y afternoon wtth her p.11 enL~. Mr and Mrs Edward Bush Sptller I om Durst vlstted his btother VIctor, at hts em· ploymenl tn Athens ot the Columbm Gas Co, u ret't!nl afternoon Mr and Mrs Bob Lawson .tnd fannly , Ractne, vtstled his parents Mr and Mrs J W L<twson on Monday Mr and Mrs John P Owens .tnd son, Jelfrey, Fhnt, Mtch , Mrs Luctlle Southall, Rtpley, W Va , Mrs Rulh Blackwell, Charleslon. W Vo . Mr and Mrs John Evans, Vtenna, W Va . Mts Loltte Whtled, Belpre, Ohto, and Mr and Mrs Rtchard G Abels, Long Bot· tom, were recent callers at the home of Mr and Mrs Louts A DeLuz Mr and Mrs Mac Van Meter and Mtssy , Pomeroy, vtstted Mrs Ada Van Meter and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Rttchte, Jr on Saturday Those vtstting E H Carpenter and famtly dunng the past week were Paul Evans, Paul Dean, Chuck and Frank Brown, Ntckt Dawn VM Meter, Steve Fttch, Duke Datley, Donny Black, S W Durst, Pat Odum, Mrs Lowell Greer, Louts De Luz, Tom Durst and Joe Mtller Mrs Fanme Durst vtstted her daughter and famtly, Mr and Mrs Ttm Wtlkmson and Shawn, m Columbus recently. PLEASANT VALLEY DISCHARGES Roy Russell, Gallipolis , Ktp Hartennach, Huntmgton ; Mrs Joseph Howard,'daughter, Henderson , Mrs Delmer Lakins, daughter, Cheshtre, 0 ; Vtckie Campbell, Hartford; Mrs Davtd Etsel, daughter, PomtPleasant; Mrs Okey Laudermilt, daughter, Mason, Mrs Lena Mmturn, Leon; Lawrence Burris, Galltpohs Ferry, Ntles Gray, Pomt Pleasant, and Mrs Walter Shively, Pomt Pleasant BIRTHS: September 7, Mr and Mrs Leonard Ewm, a son, Pomeroy , September 8, a son lo Mr and Mrs Larry Wtckhne, Jackson, a daughter to Mr and Mrs Richard Lane, PomtPleasant; September 9, a son to Mr and Mrs Chester Rose, Racme; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Batles, Gnms Landmg, and a son to Mr and Mrs Ronme Mayes, Ewmgton; and on September 10, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs Davtd Hayes, Middleport Are you missing some taX ae-ducts" by paying cash instead of writing checks? Tax-deductible expenses are not overlooked. aOO are more eas1ly proved 1f questloned .. when you have cancelled checks to show tor them. The Farmers Bank EXTENDED OUTLOOK Fair and cool with highs in the 70s and lows In the upper •os and 50s. '·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·=·=·=~·:-:::·!·!·:·:«·!-!·:·=·:.:·:·:·.•: : :. and Savings Co. POMEROY, OHIO WAVERLY LOSES Portsmouth Notre Dame swamped Waverly 3IHI tn a non-league gnd game at Portsmouth Saturday mght $20,000 00 Max1mum Insurance for Each Deposttor ~--------------~----------------·---------~ ·INGELS FALL SALE! SUPER VALUES IN HOME FURNISHINGS SPECIAL MILL PURCHASE Theodore Mitch died on Sunday Pearl Thomas WEST l'OLUMBIA, W Va - Pearl B Thomas. 67, West Colwnbia, formerly of Miners· vtlle, dted Sunday night at the Vetera n> Hospttal 10 Hunltngton Mr Thomas was preceded "' death by his parents, Bcntamm and Maggte Karr Thomas Survtving arc four stslers, Mrs Elhel von, Marletla. Mrs Theresa Renshaw and Mrs Doris Thomas, Mmersvtlle, and Mrs Belty Bass, West Columbta , and several meces and nephews Mr. Thomas was a veteran or World War II Funeral servtces wtll be at 3 p m Wednesday at the Ewmg Funeral Home where fnends may call afler 9 a m Tuesday Bunal wtll be m Gtlmore Cemetery Four runs made Four calls were answered Sunday and Monday mornmg by the Metgs SEOEMS umt They were At 11 30 am Sunday, transferred Anna Johnson, Letart, W Va , from Veterans Memonal Hospttal to the Holzer Medtcal Center , at 8 55 p m to the Paul Lash home, Pomeroy Route 4, where he was gtven !trst atd for an Illness on the scene , at 10 p m Sunday, transporled a matermty patten!, Mrs Mary Hayes, of Mtddleport to Pleasant Valley Hospttal and at 4 55 am. Monday, went lo the home of John Scott, Mmersvtlle, who was transported to the Holzer Medtcal Center ON DEAN'S LIST Teresa Dodderer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hobart M Dodderer, former Metgs County restdents n"" livmg m Swanton, Ohto , recently completed the $ummer quarter at Bowhng Green State Umverstty and was on the dean's list for earmng a four pomt average She IS a freshman m the College of Educatton Miss Dodderer ts the granddaughter of Ben Kesterson, Mmersvtlle , and Mrs E A Dodderer, Coolvtlle l Veterans Memorial Hospital Admissions Saturday -Carl Pullms, Pomeroy; Wesley Wtse, Mtddleport; Bermce Shook, Van Wert, Iva Howell, Rutland, Morns Packo Ill Pomeroy; Jacob Sehlebach'• Orrvtlle, Constance Shields ' Pomeroy DIScharges Saturday Clyde Bayles, John Mays, Reva Norris, Clarence Smith Nellie Hanson, Kenneth Cremeans, Charlotte Brown Kenneth Gobonk, Earl Kauff: Lilltan Walker, James eun. mngham, Besste Nutter Admtsstons Sunday - Linda Bragg, Vmton , Virgil Hudson, Pomeroy; John Bechtle Middleport, Ernest Molden' • Rutland , Anna Welch Rutland; Sandra See, Mtd: dleport, Patncta Crossan Mlnersvtlle, Larry Casto: Galhpohs, Helen Petrella ' Mmgo Junclton Discharges Sunday Gregory Colhns, Bermce Shook, Wesley Wtse • Sale! Traditional 3-PC. LIVIN~ ROOMS As elegant a grouping as you could hope to own. perfect for the traditionally decorated home. Suite tncludes 3-cushion sofa, 2-cushton love seat. and matc~rng lounge chair. All superbly constructed with reverstble foam cushions, tn outslandmg fabrics. show vou 11 cool aide" Plumb ing problems got SOFA AND CHAIR "Show me an unruffled plumber 1s asslstant and I'll you down' Visit our LOVE SEAT, 5149 vour plumbing needs Our busmess is mak lng your I By Bertha Porker Sabbath School attendance on Sept ~ was 103 Morning 11ffeun~ wus $9<1 60 Ft!tc..,n chutr members wet e presenl Mr and Mrs Pearl Jacobs, Mrs • Georgia Diehl and Hrandson, Charles Anthony Diehl, attended the Buck reunton at the Lancaster Campgrounds on Labor Day Attendance wa• 110 Mrs Ronnie Reynolds of Lancaster and Mrs Wilham Grueser of Mtddleporl recently called on Mrs. Georgia Diehl Mr and Mrs. Erme Haggy are announcing the birth of a doughier, Pamela, at Holzer Medtcal Center Lawrence A. Smith remams a patten! al Veterans Memonal Hospttal Mrs Charla Roush cut her band on a broken glass whtle washmg diShes Three sttlches were taken In the wound Mrs Georgta Diehl was under a doctor's care for several days due to a bumble bee stmg Olin Rtfe of Columbus spent a we~kend wtth hts mother, Mrs Cora Renshaw Mr and Mrs Charles Brown Carmel New&. Tuppers Plains By the Day Society News Reedsville News, Notes News ••• in Briefs ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY SCHOOL DRESSES The mull! color, palsley.prlnt shirt from Campus IRI Is lallored In a never Iron comblnollon of SO per cenl polyester, so per cent cotlon Fashion tip offo are 2 button round cull. simple pocket and Dover collo r F.amous Brands! Lower Prices I INGELS FURNITURE - Notes lOLA'S Main at Sycamore MIDDLEPORT 1' ' Betty Van Meter an<\ grandchtldren, Patrick and Sheryl LeAnn Johnson, ami By Mrs. Evelyn Brickles Mtss Judy Perry has Eunle Brmker called at the' returned to her home m home of Jesse Gainer o( • Parkersburg after spendmg Pomeroy recently Mr and Mrs. Wilham Perry the summer here wtth her of Hollon spent Saturday mght aunt, Mrs Bessie Webster Mrs Iva Upton und~rwent and Sunday wtth Mary Ctrcle , surgery at Veterans Memorial Mr and Mr~ James Ctrcle of, Hospttal m Pomeroy on Ftr- New Haven were at the Clrci( day Her room number ts 115 home on Sunday : To ftght mflallon, the PresiRalph Lee called at the home: Mr. and Mrs Jerry Mtlls and dent renewed his request for of Betty Van Meter and Arthur• family of near Cmc10natl spent flexible authority to establish a weekend here with Mr and Johnson a recent evemng controls on foods and other Eunte Brtnker was en: Mrs. Ted Carson exports, and to sell _. btllion Frank Upton of South Bethel tertamed at the home of her worth of goods from the spent Sunday with Mr and daughter, Betty Van Meter an~ strategic stockptle Warning of posstble wmter of Gallipolts VtStted Saturday Mrs. Marvm Walker and also famtly on Monday evemn~ m fuel shortages, he said it was evenmg with Mrs Brown's little Terry Curtts of Chester honor of her btrthday wmJarii "absolutely essential" for Con- mother, Mrs Cora Renshaw spent Sunday wtth the Walkers and Cathy Carleton of Racme" gress to pass hiS seven energy Jeff Howell has been In the afternoon they all went were guests Ice cream an¢ , proposals , partiCularly the returned home from Veterans to Veterans Memonal Hospital cake were enjoyed by all. to vtstt Mrs Upton. Rev and Mrs Rtchara Alaskan ptpehne legislation . Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Blake were Young and famtly of Stdney.' and measures to build deep Mr and Mrs Bermce Darst water ports, permtt free of Pomeroy recently called on Sunday dinner guests of their were recent guests of Mr and' market prtces for natural gas Mr and Mrs Norman daughter, Mr. and Mrs Way Mrs. Edson Roush Clark Mtss Dtxte Ctrcle returned tQ and establish standards for 1 Schaefer Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Deem Cleveland to reswne-her school stnp rmnlng have moved from the Coy dultes. Hawk property here lo Mr and Mrs Frank Hudson; NIXon hsted as hiS ftrst goal a Parkersburg They are also Mr and Mrs Gene Hudson and balanced budget. He satd announcmg the btrth of a son Joy of Racme and Mr. and Mrs: Congress could drtve his $268 7 at the hospttal there Shelby Pickens and family o( btllton budget over the $'EI5 Mr and Mrs Bill Cramer of Syracuse vtstted Mr and Mrs billton mark if tl continued Columbus spent the weekend Allan Taylor on Sunday. present' spending trends here wtth Mrs . Thurman Wtlma Ervm called on Mary As m hts two other public Babcock. Ctrcle a recent afternoon statements on legislative Mrs Claude Smtih ts a Kenny Ray Riggs of Eastern prtorlttes m the past ftve days, patten! at Umverstty Hospttal, spent the weekend with hts TIIEY'RE WED the Prestdent was adamant Columbus. aunt, Mr and Mrs Oscar WESTHAMPI'ON BEACH, agai~l any cuts m his defense M C Hayman and children, BalJC()ck. N Y (UP!) - Mary Ann budget whtch he said lS already Linda and Kevm of Peru, InMrs. Bernard Hawkey of Mt Livmgston Delafield Cox and "at ttie razor's edge" of diana, visited with hls parents, Zion, W Va , spent a few days Brmkley Stimson Thorne were security Mr and Mrs. J D Hayman . here wtth her stster, Mr and married Sunday at the Cox Mrs Hayman returned to Mrs Dmsmore Boyles. Her famtly estate on Long Island Cuts m any defense pro- Indiana with her son to spend a daughter, Donna, came Sun- The bnde lS the stster of Edgrams, he satd would under- few days day and returned her to her ward Finch Cox, President mme chances for mutual arms Mr and Mrs. Roy Reed and home NIXon's son-in-law lumtations and put the Umted daughters of Tuppers Plams Mr. and Mrs Dale Welsh and The bride, who uses the States m a secondary posttion VISited wtth Mr and Mrs son, Dale Jr were calling on ruckname "Mazie 11 , teaches as the Sovtet Union ts 111- Edward Chevaher Mr and Mrs. Wayne Bnckles architectural destgn at Smith cr~sing 1ts nuhtary capabtliMr and Mrs. John Rtebel Monday evemng. College. Thorne, known as ty. and family of Pomeroy R D "Brmk," plans to work for an He called a Senate vote cut of Vtstted Sunday wtth Mr and architectural ftrm In Amherst, DIVORCE FILED 1561000 men from the anned Mrs D. C. Rtebel. Judith Simons, Rt. 1, Shade, Mass forces "staggering and unacMrs. Mabel Hetzer ts visiting has ftled for divorce in Comceptable " Mamf1eld said he wtth Mr and Mrs. Manon mon Pleas Court from Jeffrey The orangutan dertves tts felt the armed forces could be Hetzer at Toledo name from the Malay term Simons, 160 E. State St , cut to a total of I 8 nuliion men Mr and Mrs. Eddie Bigley meamng " man of the woods " from the present 2.2 million have moved to Eden where Athens, on grounds of gross The Engltsh term stone repwtthout damage to the nation's Mrs Connie Reed and famtly neglect of duty and extreme resents a wetght of 14 pounds cruelty securtty lived In the fteld of education, he Mrs Carolyn Ruth and repeated hts oppostlton to famtly, of Parkersburg, W. Va. busmg as a means of mtegrat- vtsited wtth Mrs Helen Archer mg schools and satd the recently. (Contmued from Page 1) dismanplng of the dual school Recent Vtstlors at the A B. Since April, 11 workers bave been strtcken with penpheral systems m the south Is now Kibble home were Mr. and neurttts, a diltease which can mterfere with normal use of the vtrtua~y complete. Mrs Glen Milhoan, Parkers- arms and legs and cause general weakness. Some 20 other cases He satd there was a "critical burg, W Va. and Mr and Mrs need" for overhauhng the Davtd Smith and DeeDee of are suspected. After an investigation last week, Ohto health department and uruverslty physlctans satd "the finger of welfare system, but offered no Lang Bottom. susptCion" points to a solvent used m the shop methyl butyl new proposals pending a study. ketone. ' -Mrs L Balderson The Presideni also . ' -Offered to work wtth Congress in drawmg up a new version of the rrurumum wage btl! he vetoed last week, and on job securtty and vocational rehabilitation proposals. -Satd he wm make every Men's and Boys' effort to increase the funding for foreign aid legiSlation m the Department 1974 ftscal year. "I cannot 1st Floor stand by while these crucial programs are gutted in haste and reaction," he said. -Contended urban renewal and model ctties ' progrBIIIB should be scrapped because they are "proven failures." The President also asked Congress to act on legislation to mcrease self determination for the Indians , veterans pensions, creation of a conSee the b1g selec11on of mens and sumer protection agency, to boys sweaters now ready tor your cut red tape m doling out selection- Shpons - Coat Sweaters Sleeveless Sweaters wtth V-nec:k or disaster relief, to provide U neck Mens sites small, medtum, assistance to railroads, and to larve and extra larve. Boys sires 2 establish a legaf services to 18 and 6to 20. Stop In Stlect yours corporation now( To make communtties safe, he urged passage of his recommendations to restore the death penalty for treason, MEN'S SCOOP NECK SWEATERS IIS$8Ssmation, espionage and other serious crimes, revtsion Campus IRJ. America's biggest selling of the cr iminal code and sportswear, contours the tradll lonal sleeveless sweater Info a hearty scoop tougber punishment for drug neck design Crafted In a fine 100 per cent peddlers Du Pont Orion I RI acrylic, the sly ling displays a subtle rib stitch and solid color See Our New 10b easier by having what you wont WE CATALOGUE OVER 35,000 ITEMS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE . ' OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS N~ws Theodore Christian Mitch, , arandchildren, Gene Mitch , 86 , Pomeroy , Rt. 3, died Pomeroy, and Mrs Oeorwe Sunday at Veterans Memorial Neuelroad, Pomeroy, and Hospital lhree great.grandchildr en, Mr. Mitch was preceded in Mike Neuelroad and M~rk and death by his parent., John and Shilri Mitch. Kathryn Gl'eSIJ Mitch, his wife, Funeral services will ~ Emma, m 1947; a daughter, Wednesday at 1 p m at Ewing Kathryn Mitch, and one son, Funeral Home with the Rev. Carl Mitch William Alrson offlcloting , Mr Mitch was a night walch- Bur tal will be In Rock Spring• rnan at the foundry many Cemetery. Friends may call a yea rs the funeral home any time He is survived by one son, ' Edgar, Pomeroy, a brother, Val Mitch, Pomeroy ; two :' FR lEt-IDLY ONES" lor AII 3 Pieces Specially Priced I I 992·2635 !Continued from Pa!le I) a pledK< to sc6 a special property tax credit lor older people tn lower income brnckets . Promising lo meet more frequently with members of Congress In the commg months, Nixon sald he slands " ready lo find workable com promises wh erever posotble on solutions to our national problems " The President said he be· heved m a 11Strong Congress," but he added "I wlll C()ntlnue to oppose all efforts to strip the prestdency of tbe powers tl must have to be effective." Thts presumably referred to his disputes wtth Congress over executive privelege, war pow· ers and the President's right to refuse lo spend money which Con~ress has appropriated "There can be no monopoly of WISdom on either end of Pennsylvanra avenue - and there should be no monopoly of power," NIXon said POMEROY, OHIO ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ' \I reac e JWliUc ~. i 1J Jt ,,bovc pomts on Aug, 27 The <. : urru. : ulwn urlvt!:iory ~,:oun~.:ll ugreenle nL• wtll now gq toto 'Jhe Me1gs I4u! HI Sth(ttll lllstrict B11at d o£ l•:ducation lll.rl wtll constsl or three ad· the school policy mMnu~l In 11ther actton , the tloard M•mduy ntght approved five llllrllsl• attn~ to be seh.:tled hy prlirlts or oil b<jrgcurung [lte su pcrln!R.rulcnt and three approve'<! a one-year leave of ugrccmcnL wtth the Meigs prufessWOiJ) s ~ff members to ,,bsencc for Kay Barr due to Loc.:lt l 'J'I!dChers A ~s ucwtion . be sclec 11.'1by the ML'l h, 14) u ltcaltlt reasons, and the sale of tomm un lc.:~lion cornrn1ltee to three s<: hool buses IML'IA ) ' be cslabhshcd for developtng One bus a 196'JinternattOnal, I he bourd apJiroved 11) an LOTS OF I'IPE - Brud~tlry urea homes have many f<.~t proc.:edure ~ for Impro ved was suld to Porterfteld Bapltsl evaluat iOn proce dur e cu n& of whttc ptpc m thetr Iron! yards as work progresses on the commumcatwn among starr, Church of Belpre, wtth the ccrnlng c l cu;:~room oh ~ water system of the Leading Creek Conservancy Dislrkt i:llhrumrstratwn and the b<,t:trd other two, a 1962 GMC and a ·t~e rvalJon, se lf eva luati on , Work was halted Monday for conferences between Juck and (5) a business und 1959 International , going to the conferences wtlh the ad · Crl•p, head of the dtslrtct and the company to reach a mtntstralton und the overall emergenty leave agreement Sa lem Bapltst Church o£ lllllts!autory ag reement that lawns of restdents be left m good condition after the ptpe has been tnstallcd Wor~ on !Hying eva luatwn procedure, (2) a thal now pcrnnL':i a rnaxmlUrn Columbus More buses were dtscussed, contract agtcement keeping of two day bustness III the [ltJ)I) ltncs ts taktng place In sevct allocatiOns of western emergency leaves as the board voted to purch&se wtllun lhe provtstOns of the Metgs County to be served by the new water system 'I he MI.TA approved the five· three chassts from the Meigs Ohto Revtsed Code and boarrl Equtpment Co for a total of $19,407 und two bodtes from SuperiOr costmg $11,913 30 'I he board also accepted reports from members who 111spected school butldtng s before the start of the 1973 sc hool year The members generally gave "fatrly good" reporls on school Devo~d To The ln~re~ta OJ The Meigi·M(J/I()n Area butldmg coniltttons However, member Carol Pterce stated thai pressure was low tn POMEROY MIDDLEPOR 0 0 VOL No 104 XXV ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ._T_. _H _I _ _ _T__::U~ES:.:D__::AY:..:...::.S:.:. EP...:.T:.:. EM~B~E~ R ...:.11 : _:•_. .:.19 : _:7 _...:.3~----___:P_::H::::_ON :.:.:E:....::: 99:::, 2-:,: 21~5:: 6 ---~T~EN~ CE~N~TS several water founla tns at the new htgh school and the football loc ker room and I coaches' room was tn dtsarray wtth used bandages and tape Utility workers cluttenng both .. - lly llhNNY • e a1 Court St. mall plan endorsed ' By KATIE CROW Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce went on record Monday endorsmg a comprehen ~ tv e plan for the beauhflcalton of Pomeroy presented by professtonal planner Pal Meeker of Surveys Unhmtted, inc. Meeker explamed that the tdea of up gradmg downtown Pomeroy started last year A clltzens', asoessment of what was needed was conducted and published In The Datly Sen· tmel, as were the results of lhe survey , A majonty of the ctltzens' reports crthctzed condttions tn ' Pomeroy, chtefly noting, (l) property repatrs were needed, (2) housmg was poor , (3), streets and sidewalks• were dtrty, and (4), general tm· provement of the downtown area was needed Meeker dtslrtbuted letters recetved from area rest dents tn whtch complamls were hsted One of the questions, askmg how many shopped tn Pomeroy, oul of 200 answers only 13p answered yes Some satd t~ey shopped at the Parkersburg Mall , Columbus, Mtddleport and tn Galhpolts Meeker observed that most respondents were pleased wtth local ftre protectton offered wtth schools ltsted as second, hbrary lhtrd and the local newspaper fourth Meeker, who put hts tdeas tnto a penctl dra"mg, explamed that all the stdewalks on Mam and Second Sis could be covered wtth a canopy The facade would have cedar shade smgles and the court house would be the focal pomt Hts plans also suggest a mall on Court St where trees would be planled a fountatn and benches wo~ld be placed tn the area, and all auto trafftc on Court ehmmated 'rhe comprehenstve plan, whtch ' Chamber members agreed was an excellenl one, would requtre support of all store owners and tenants tf tt ts to be more than merely a skelch on paper The costs of carrymg out the plan tn front or stores along Mam and Second Streets would be borne by property owners The proposed mall on Court St would be the responstbthty of Mrs. Griffith installed Mrs Maxme Grtfftth , cashter of the Pomeroy NatiOnal Bank, was mstalled as chattwoman of the Southeastern Ohto Group , Natto~al Assoctalton of Bank Women, Inc , at the organjzattonal meetmg staged Snlurday at the Hocktng Valley Motor Lodge m Nelsonvtlle Forma It on of the Southeas tern Ohio Group, NABW, was approved at tis July board meettng tn Nelsonvtlle, Greta Grafton, regiOnal vtce prestdent, NAI1W, also tnslalled Dorts M Powell, asst cashter and loan officer, Ctltzens Nattonal Bank, McConnelsvtlle as vtce chatrman, N Jean Bowman, assistant secretary and treasurer and loan offtcer, i'he Bartlett Farmers Bank, as secretary , and Judy Ann Hoff, assistant trust offtcer, The Ctljzens Naltonal Bank, r~·x-::· Manetta, as treasurer Speaker for the eventng was Mrs Ger{rude Donahey, treasurer of the State of Ohto NABW has a membershtp of more than ll ,OOO women, all o!ftcers of their banks It dtrecls Its energtes toward the enhancement of the prestige of women tn bankmg and encourages quah!ted yo ung women to enter the field Attendmg from thts area were Mr and Mr"' Edgar Reynolds, and Mr and Mrs -Kenneth McElhmney · from Ctttzens Nattonal Bank, Mtddleport , Mr and Mrs Mtckey Wllltams, The Farmers Bank & Savmgs Co, Pomeroy, Mr and Mrs Edtson Hobstetter, and Mr and Mrs Charles Grtfftth, and Karen, from Pomeroy Nattonal Bank, wh o hos led the hospt tah ty hout ... . , .,, , ,,,., , , ,. ,,, .., , , , ., , , ,,, ,., ., , , , ,. , , ,, ,,,,, , , , ., , ,,., , ,., . ~Neu,s .. in Briefs:: r.= By United Prdss International PHNOM PENH - COMMUNIST-LEO Khmet Rouge msurgents ftred more than 200 shells mto the city of Kolnpong qtam todoy where a fterce battle for conorol of lhe pt ovmctt\1 capttal went Into Its fifth da) New ftghtmg also was reported on approaches to Phnom Penh northeast and southwest of !he capital Mihtary sources satd 70 shells landed around the Kompong Chom high school, n goverrunent bastton just east of the Kompong Otam University whtch Is held by the rebels CONSUMERS WHO WENT TO THE supermarkel Monday probably did not poy any more for beef then they did last week lflte beef price freeze ended a! midnight Sunday, ~ut retatlers said tt would take a week or more lor prices to sturt going up "We hove had no price inct·eases on beel," said Bill Davila, advc'l'tising manoger of Von 's Gt Ol'Cry Co 10 Southm n California "Our prices totjity are ut or below cetllng RiHht now the supply Is adequate to !It the demand 11tc big key will be how much beef consumers buy this week," Jerry Sgobassl, vice president of another Southern Call!orma group, Lucky Stores ~.uld ' WASHINGTON - THE GOVERN:vii':NT HAS GIVEN Ill • !Continued on 1111ge 10 1 ., i:Jdi•jilud I"UIII·.~ • enttne meet Wedncsday An Important meetmg of the membershl~ of Local426, Utility Workers of America, has been announced for Wednesday nlght.at 7:30 at the union headquarters In Pomeroy, Prestdent Carl E Searls announced. Searls urged that all members be present at the session. Member~ of Local 426 UWA have been on strike at the Phthp Sporn Plant, near New Haven, smce July R esurf acmg I k d p an 0 aye the to"n The plan also calls for trees, benches and effecttve ltghtmg along stdewalks Ted Reed, a member of the Pomeroy Planiung Com· mtsston satd Meeker's com~ 1. prehenstve plan has full en· dot semen! of the commtsston Earl Ingels, C of C prestdent, asked Ralph Graves, Reed and Btll Grueser to complete a hst of property owners on Matn and Second Sis The Chamber plans to call a meetmg wtlh prope rty owners when Meeker wtll explatn hts proposal Most members agreed Meeker's plan "was good," but they also agreed there was a pt oblem tn gomg ahead Some I RACINE - Ractne town agreed tl would be <;ltfftcult, all counctl has renewed hre agreed full commumty support contracts wtlh Letart, Sutton and Lebanon Townships at an would bc essential Attendwg were Ingels, tncreasc of $100 per year The tncreases, effectiVe Oct Meeker, Ralph Werry, John Koebel, BtU Grueser, Reed, 6, 197~. ratses Letart's fee to Jim Roush, C E Blakeslee, $600, and Lebanon's and SutVtrgtl Teaford, Wendell ton's to $500 each The htgher Hoover, Ralph Graves, Jack cost of operatmg the trucks Ca rsey, Carolyn Thomas, mcludtng gasoline, repatrs, secrelary, Beulah Jones, and and msurance was Cited as the Kalte Crow The mee ttng reasons for the htkes Counctl also reported that a followed luncheon at the Metgs new !tre truck wtll be arnvtng Inn m threo or four weeks and there ts not enough money to pay for tt Counctl asks all local ctttzens to help the ctty defray some of the $27,000 that the new truck wtll cost In other action, council voted to place a "Dead End Street" Sign at the end of Broadway Also, "No Parkmg m Alleys" Signs wtll be erected at the Btll Cozart and Charles Wagner alleys ll was noted that a few restdents have weeds growmg on thetr properly, and counctl urges they take care of them at once Ordtnance 246, requtrtng o (Continued on Page 10) co-sts of fighting fires up The $22,550 btd of the Shelly Co for resurfacmg parts of several streets m Mtddleport was accepted by Mtddleport counctl Monday mght The btd was accepted wtth the sttpulat10n that the Shelly Co carry about a $6,000 balance on the amount whtch wtll be due mto next year This was caused by the lack of funds to pay the enttre amount of the btd Streets to be resurfaced, 10 thetr respecttve pnonty , inelude Oltver from Grant to Beech, Hysell from Broadway for two blocks, all of Ratlroad St , Broadway from Grant to Park, Pearl from Locust to Lincoln, Lincoln from Pearl to Thtrd, and Garfield from Ftrst to Second Hopefully, the amount of money bemg spent Will cover all seven streets on the pr10nty hst. • Counctl also authortzed Mayor John Zerkle to contact soltcttor Bernard Fultz In reference to the lay10g of water hnes by the Leading Creek Conservancy Dtstrtct The diScusston on the matter pomted up that the vtllage on Dec 11, 1972had authonzed the distnct the nght to cross over the road near the flood road between the Kauff and Roach properttes However, Mayor Zerkle satd that the diS!rtct ts laymg lmes down Mtddleport Hill He charged that the distnct ts go10g to try to servtce people hvtng on Mtddleport Htll and po mted out that thts was not m accordance wtth the agreement ~ o council members tn· dicated that they did not wtsh to keep htll restdents from receiVIng water servtce, but they did feel that the distnct should operate only m accordance wtth the agr eement reached m 1972 Two other council members IOdtcated they feel that allowmg the dtstnct to provtde water service for htll re~tdents would lead to a dental of any request for federal funds wtth whtch to expand the water system The dtscusSlon also brought out that Mtddleport Htll restdents can be servtced by Mtddleport tf they wtll request the servtce from the vtllage Mayor Zerkle was authortzed to ask Fultz take action to stop the alleged addittonal la)'lng of lmes A request was read from the board of publtc affatrs askmg the vtllage to forward a comprehenstve report of sewers m the communtty completed recently by Floyd G Browne and Assoc to the Ohw Envtrorunental Protec!ton Agency At the request of the board of pubhc affatrs, counctl also gave the ftrst readmg to an ordmance provtdmg that dowdspoutmg on all new structures be directed to a storm sewer or mto the street The ma yo r's report for August showmg $1 ,707 40 tn ftnes and fees and $127 tn merchan t poltce collections for a total of $1,834 40 was approved One restdent appeared before counctl to mqmre about the status of non-eonformmg permtts to park housetratlers He was told that such permtts must be renewed every year and that Utey cannot be taken away wtthout a hearmg by the planmng commtsston at which any complamant agaUtst the trader would have to appear Attendtng were Mayor Zerkle, Clerk-Treasurer Gene Grate, Chtef of Pohce J J Cremeans, Mamtenance Supervtsor Harold Chase and counctl members Jeane Morgan, Wtlham Walters, Lawrence Stewart, Dick Vaughan, Davtd Ohlmger and Fred Hoffman • MRS. GRIFFITH Allende in big trouble SANTIAGO, Chtle (UPI 1 ~ Chtle's armed fm ces toda y demanded Marxtsl Prestdent Salvador Allende resign and surrender the government to them Hcavtly armed It oops sutrounded the na tiOnal pal ace, wht ch wa s buzzed tw tce by on air force jet, but lhete wa s no umnedlate ft ghtmg Allende nppoat ed bt ie!ly on a palace balcony at ound 9 a m , waved bne£11 at u kn ol of onlookers uutslde, and went bal'k tn In Buenos Ait es, a n At gontwe 1 ad to sta tton molltlOt'lng Chilean bt oudcasts satd the nulltm y hud given Allende until ll u 111 EDT lo su11 cndet The Glttleun 1atllo 1c porl~ wcto confusing "tth stations &uppot tlng Allondo quollng him as snylng he mtended to ICnl!llll Ill Offi Ce, ttlltl Cllillltg fu t popu lnt support, nntl stations opposing ohn , uylrtg the IHillcd fm ces had ah cmlv s •I up u ll tl htm v junt,, Commission will • review POD hid The Metgs County Board of Commtsstoners has agreed to take a second look at a request by the County Board of Health to conltnue Its pedtatrtc dlagnosltc chnlc (POD) tl was dtsclosed Monday Robert Clark, commission pt esldent, told The Daily Sentmel the health deparbnent has made lwo requests for ftnanctal aid for the POD chnte The chmc has enough money to remam in operation unlit July, 1974 when, if local fundmg ISn'l provided, POD set vices wtll end In order lo 1cce1vc stntc funds, lite chnlc musl have hJCitl suppot·t In the amount of $8,000 Clm k explamed tlmt when lite commtsslonets muke thetr yea rly appro1>rlalion al lhe ftrst or 1914, they will consider lite 1equcst, provtdcd funds nrc llVIIIluble f'huk niJ~N\' r d th 1t muncy fT 01.1 1 L'\ot.:lllltl shurtng w 1ll be down next yea r from $250,000 to oppt oxtmately $130,000 The county was overpatd lhts year $92,000, due to an error Clark stated " It Is not what we want, but what we can afford " He also noted that the commtsstoners have 1ecelved several requesls from other agenctes for ftnanctal asstst· ance All requests wtll be constdered and hearmg de!tctenctes As a foll ow.up of the exdmlllaltons conducted by health department techntctans, several spectal chmcs were held fot furlher exammattons of those found with dtfftculltes fechnlctans exanuned 3,401 sludenls m lite county schools lot heat mg problems and 4,057 fot vtsual problems Among these were 86 chtldren referred to the health department's A greater pot !ton of the POD clune, 20 to the dtagnosltc money recetved from revenue oculat pedtatrtcc hntc and 18 to slt artng wtll go towa rd Ute pedtntrtc chmc remodeling the courthouse Plans lo remodel the old AI one POD chnic tn Octo bet, stru Oliu c " ere completed 1972, thet e wet e 34 t htldren befot c the commissioners examined, 24 tecmvtng ndlearned of the overpayment In dlllonal SCI VICes 0 £ these 24 the 1evonue shunng, Clark 13 1equu ed sur gCt y two ,' explumed. medlcahon thtee were Heallh Dept officials have re let red lot psychologtcal potnted out that the POD Chmc evalualton , one to a speech Is a vllal, IIOrthwhlle program tlterdptst, two fot further Ovet 8,000 students were hcu11ng cvttluahon t\\ O for cx umlfll'd the Jld SI sdwv\ yea r d£•nla\ work. ~ md one wus tu p111pomt puptls wtth vls mtl rcfe11ed to .1 spccml school \ ch~~~~ 0~~~~~~'";~~b;~tu~ bus dnvers, reported that 10 subslltute bus drtvers are now avatlable, and four more wtll be added to the hst as soon as they are cleared Stxleen persons w<re added to the list of available substttute leachers, on lhe qualtflcatlon that none are on a leave of absence They arc JameN A. Dunn, Jeannie TaylOf, Jt l..awrence ROM, Chloru< Grtmm, Rollo Whtt. mer, Mary Sktnner, Dr Wilbur Pcrrtn, Jane Dtck, John Etch, Donald Salmons, Allee Brauer, Robert Fo~, )letty Hutchison, ,Alta Rupe, CarlL Demson and Robert S i1ogan The board also approved the clerk' s financial report Members Vtrgll Ktng and Joe Sayer objected to the rock music concert at the htgh school It was also agreed to collect all unusable school equtpment such as old desks and chatrs and 8JJclton them off tn early November Th e board voted to re· adverltse for sealed btds to sell the Coalporl School building and properly It wtll reserve the rtght to reJect any or ail btds The board also heard a glowmg report from various members on Ute openmg of school and superintendent George Hargraves menltoned that the school dtstrtct's employees should be commended for the smooth opemng The board diScussed the need to change the heattng systems of Salem Center and due to Harrtsonvtlle (Continued on poge lO) Krautter named streets'· bos·s Jack Krautter was named suggested a guardratl be the new street commiSSIOner placed on Naylor's Run Hill. and lrtck or treat mght was set He said the area lS dangerous for Tuesday , Oct. 30, by and noted that school buses Pomeroy Counctl Monday travel the area mght Mees also presented to Mayor Donald Colhns an. council an estimate from the nounced that Walter Bentz had Ben Tom Corp , • to place subrr.ttted hiS restgnatton as guardrallm that area at a cost street commtSstoners No of $2 50 per foot installed, or a reason was gtven Krautter has total of $1500. been an employe of the street Mayor Collins asked that the department. street conumttee check the stte Tradttional trtck or treat and report tis recommght wtll be obst'rved on mendattons Tuesday, Oet 30, from 7 to 7 30 A request was made to paint p m for children \hrough 12 a center lln~ up J.incolp !lill , years"!'! age.' Cbtl~re~· are ~ti Drtve wljich council agreed confme their activities to their was needed Council also noted own netghborhoods The stren that a center llne was needed wtil blow to begm and end the below the bndge on SR 7 to the evemng's activtttes Mtddleport lme Mees ts to see Robert Buck, Pomeroy at- if a strtper can be obtamed torney, on behalf of the Metgs A th1rd reading was given to County Jaycees offered an ordmance whereby asststance from the Jaycees on Pomeroy Village wtll enter into trtck or treat mght whtch \!' contract wtth the village of counctl readtly accepted liyracuse for a proposed water Buck also announced that system It w~s brought up by Mees to through calhng htm the Jaycees wtll asstst any com- bave weeds cut at the entrance muntty m the county that wtll of upper Monkey Run. William observe tradtttonal lrtck or Snouffer, counctl member, also treat mght reported !bat weeds on Oak Counctl approved balloon tag and Locust Sts be cut and an day to be held by the Metgs open sewer on Rock St. be County Heart Assoctation on repatred Mayor Collins asked Pollee Saturday, Oct 6 !rOm 9 a m to 6p.m Therequestwasmadeto Chtef Jed Webster to change counctl by Ralph Werry, the time of the street light for prestdent of the Heart Assn traffic traveling down r1ver Werry also announced that from Syracuse The timing on the Assoctalton ts planmng a the light on the d""n river Side halloween parade on Wed· ts less than for trafftc commg nesday, Oct 31 begmmng at off Nye Ave, and for traffic 6 30 p m on Pomeroy's Mam going upriver. Street Followmg It, a Counctl approved the halloween festtval wtll be held stipulated spendmg of revenue at the Pomeroy Jumor H1gh sharmg money whtch wtll be School where prtZes wtll be recetved through June 30, 1974 awarded m four age groups. A as presented by Jane Wallon, prtze of $5 wtll be awarded tn clerk. Money will be spent as three ca tagorles , prettiest, follows, streets, $10,000, imughest and funmest provement to city hall, $10,000 Counctl commended Mrs and $100 to the semor citizens Jumor Wtlson for her work as Atlendtng were Collins, )amtor of Pomeroy Ctty Hall Mees, Snouffer , Werry, Harry All counctl members agreed Davts, and Lucten Poulin, she ts domg an excellent job counctl members , Mrs Jun Mees, counctl member, Walton, and Chtef Webster Bids are invited Thtrteen structures at two abandoned dam Sttes in Metgs County, once offered to the county for any practtcal use, wtll be sold by the U S Army Corps of Engineers The properttes at Rocine and Portland were abandoned m the fall of 1969and shortly after were turned over to the Meigs County Commtsstoners The sttes were lnvesttgated at one time as a posstble Boy Scout headquarters In Meigs County but nothmg developed The commtsstoners have agreed that the U S Corps , of Engmeers uan take the properties over aga m since mamtenance Is htgh and th«e appears to be no need fo• .Utem m the county Lt Col 0 K Htll, acting dtstrlct engmeer snld btds for the sale or the 1.! sl ructures at the sttes ~ tll b•· Iccetved In Ius office until 10 a m Oct. 1 and then wtll be publicly opened The structures •'were abandoned when it was decided they were unneeded after the new dam at Racme was completed The structures for 8ale are located at lock and dam 21 near Portland and lock and dam 23 near Racme They mclude at lock anddsm 21, two dwellings, garage, · barn , powerhouse, blacksmllh • shop and water tank. To .be sold at lock and dam 23 are two dwellings, a blacksmtth shop and gartlfle, powerhouee, and watertank All struotures muot be com· pletely removed from the governmentoQwned sltet. Further Information may be obtained from the real elflate division of the Huntington District, Corps of Et'lllinterl, PO Box 2l'EI, Buntlnl!lon. W Va., 25721 .. ~ 'I � 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. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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