https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bbf210b611195f6010a21675c160d595.pdf 052e726f564a854311dbc49a166d2208 PDF Text Text • • 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 �2 Tl< Da I) $to It "I Mlrldl pot I Pom"u 0 S<tlt 11 1~71 1- Mansfield adds Nixon's bills By ~T"v.,; UER~rEL WASHINGTON I UP!) Senate Democrat c Leader Mtke Mans!teld has broadened a hst of btlls Congress wtll constder lhts year to mclude SIX Prestdenl NIXon wants and which "ere not under cons der at on previOusly The s x were taken from the hst of 50 measures on which Ntxon asked for prompt action m hts second Stale o{ U e Umon message to Congress Monday Another 16 of Nixon s propos als were ah eady on a docket agreed to by Mans! eld a d Speaker Carl Alber! m planntnj;: th~ f nal months of the sess10n The six added b) Mansfteld at a n eetmg w th Senate comrntttee chrurmen Mondav were tax reform a program of comrnun ly development a campaign reform cornrntss on tough "'JW penalt es for herom traffickers and a restorat)on of the death penni!) for certam cr mes const uctt on of deep water ports and deregulabon of natural gas These were added to what Mansfteld called the vanables btlls wh ch have already moved a greater or lesser dtstance m the legtslahve process Speakmg to the cha1rmen Mansfteld satd that beyond 10 must author zatton and pro curement b lis Congress would draw ts workload from the vanables Not all but some of these btlls wtll be enacted thts sessiOn Mansfield satd And barnng extraordinary reasons no other btlls of controversy w ll be added by the leadersh p to this group Wtth !he commtttee chatr men heavily n favor of ad JOUrntng around Oct 15 Mansfteld asked them to report late to I II r o I eslt at s of what ra 1 b< passed Mat sf ld satd I e would then n eet wtth Albert and work out a r nail sl for the res! of tit<? sess on In addtt on to the oust bills t1 e Mansfteld I st n eludes 17 b lls n conference four of whtch N xon also requested 14 whtch ha ve passed the Senate but not !he House 111 lud ng seven of N xon s one passed by the House b t ot the Senate which Ntxon •ants n 1e b lls \\hiCh have passed ne tther chru ber nclud g fo r N xo listed and the SlX: newcomers On the Albert Mansfield dol k ~t are a number of maJor me11!lures Nixon d d no! men t o and the Democrat c Con gress "ants to pass Among them are measures restrtctmg a prestdent s war powers a ban on the tmpound ment of funds by the executtve wtthout approval by Congress prov d ng pa)'l ents lor vtc ttms of crtmes mandatory fuel allocation prov dmg $800 mtl hon over two vears for mass trans t opera! ng substdtes and a school lunch program In !he Pres dent s 15 000 word message to Congress he urged a new sp nt of creattve cooperatwn and sa d the law 1akers top pr or ty must be to control federal spendmg n hopes of w nrung the battle agatnst r. latwn Ntxon sad he vas wtll ng to compromtse on solut ons to many problems but satd there were three non negot able ts sues holdmg governn ent spend ng vtth n h s $268 7 btlhon budget rna nta rung a strong defense posture and preserv ng the power of the pres dency He sa td he welcomed a rena ssance of the Congress but not at the expense of the Your Hospital Reports t• b s r. 11 e ct ee r I face of a KWC ous l 1. d) e c sp Ut fort as sl e co1 es II ou~ t a hosp tal doo w lh the a I basket o her arn contn ues o be • velc 1 e s gl at the new Holze r Mel ca Cenle If te pa e ts x o s o talk~ th so eone tl1e G ay Lad) onduty !ways k1kes nne to chat Ofle pa ents don t have relat ves 01 r ends close b) so I e G a) Lady s da 1) v s t s looked fot ward ow U real an c patton and pleasure 1 add t on to sort ng and del ve ng pal et mat! (ray Ladtes oflen open n a I when the paltet t requests tt a d ead !he messages lo pa ents wl o are not able to read for I en selves They also wnte letters for White House In the sptrtt of responstve cooper alton wh ch must prevatl between the executive and Congress tf we are to make genu ne progress thts fall I am fully prepared to work closely wtlh members of the Congress m hammenng out modtf caltons to these btlls Ntxon satd The Pres dents message put forward no new proposals Rather tl set forth hts own prtor lteS for congressiOnal ac ton for !he remammg four months of the current sesston Pleasant Valley Hospital D scharges Mrs Leonard Er" n son Pornero) Charles Runyon Robertsburg Mrs James Adk ns St Albans M chael Spencer Gall pols Ferry new Mustang II Sept. 21st burled walnut accents European arm rests and door pulls and full wtdth headrests Also standard are rack-and ptn on steer ng front dtsc brakes and a un que sub frame that prov des a btg-car r de that helps tsolate no se v brat on and harshness from the passenger compartment Mustang ll offers 45 opttons ncludmg a d g tal clock sunroof AM FM mulltplex radto and stereo tape atr cond tion ng left and r ghthand remote control mtrrors and steel belted rad al ply tires Among the other Ford car hnes Tormo recetves the b ggest change w th new front and rear bumpers gnlle Ia I I ghts and new sheet metal in the rear Also ava table on Tor no are luxury ntertors a large 460 cub c ncb V 8 eng ne sunroof opera w ndow on two-door models and fender sk rts All Fords Thunderbtrds and Torlnos eqwpped wtth the 460or 400 c d eng nes w 11 Agam, what does the Btble say about tt~ feature sold state tgmtion A new front seat occupant In a pre 1ous article wed scussed the statements about the restra nt starter nterlock unportance of the church as contamed m the Btble Today we continue that ltne of d scusston turnmg our at tent on to one of the system w ll be on all models to provtde greater dnver and most dtscussed quest on m the enttrety of the pages of holy wr t passenger proteclton Baptism New options ref nements on In Matthew 28 19 Jesus satd Go teach all natwns bapI ght trucks and expanded tizmg them Now who wtll say tits unnecessary ' heavy truck eng ne avatlab !tty In Mark 16 15 Jesus satd He that believeth and s bapttzed h ghhght Ford D v s on s truck shall be saved Jesus said t who wtll be so bold as to say t tsn t I neup for 1974 so• rt e p ckup new n 1973 has In Acts 2 38 Peter by the revelallon of the Holy Sp r t satd new features for added ver Repent and be bapt zed every one of you (not some of you) for satihty They nclude the 460the rerntsston of sms Peter says tt was for the rem sston of 4V V-8 engme opt onal for the sm f rs t time n all ptckup models and the two seat four-door crew cab F 250 and F 350 ava !able for the ftrst ttrne as a egular production tern Ranchero has a new front end and new ophons for greater luxury and perform ance The 1974 Bronco retains ts 92 tnch wheelbase and standard two-wheel four wheel-dr ve A new engme opt on the 300 IV Stx for the E 100 and E 200 Club Wago n and Van htghllght new Econoime features fhe 1973 Cour er Introduced n May s carried over nto 1974 1n hea vy trucks the NTC 50 horsepower diesel s newly avatlable for the W9000 and LT 9000 trucks The V 555 medtUJJHiuty 210 h p dtesel ts opt onal for all 8000 sertes trucks begmmng n October Ford s C-6 automat c trans m sston s a new opt on on the C 600 med um truck 70s The gas m leage of Is base eng ne s espec ally t me y n these days or gas shortages and the small stze and handltng make tl an espec ally maneuverable car Goble sa d The standard engme for Mustang II s Ford s new 2 3 Iter (140 cube ncb four cy l nder overhead cam powerplant the ftrst metrtc engme ever butlt n the Un ted States Optwnal s the 2 8 hter (171 cub c tnch V 6 engme bu It by Ford of Germany Mustang II w ll be the only U S car to offer V-6 performance n a smal car Included as standard eqwpment on Mustang II are front bucket seats whtch provide excepltonal lateral support cut ptle carpetmg for !he floor and lower door tachometer and full m strumentalton stmulated the Sermonette I 1 1c I fro I ~ zl t s bo ks wl t n asked 0 r 1 1 J ot s wt ch the y !.td rs pluy p 'lu t t""rt Is S I d l I t V I ntN r Chap! lit cy Keith Goble to show Ford's Mustang II the most changed car n the auto m dustry th s year w II debut along with other new 1974 Ford cars and trucks at Ketth Goble Ford Inc Ford n Mtddleport Sept 21 '!'he Mustang II ts a small sporty and luxurtous car that Ford expects to be the for~runner of a new class of cars It ts 19 mches shorter than the 1973 Mustang and seven mches shorter than the ortgmal Mustang mtroduced n April 1964 W th the growth of the small car market Mustang II seems to be conung at the nght tuq.e sa1d Ket th Goble prestdent of the dealershtp It brmgs to the boommg small car market the luxurwus touches and smooth rtde of much larger more expenstve cars he satd Mustang II ts a car for the ':he Dally SenLinel Middleport Pomeroy 0 ::: :,:m:.oo ~ J$«-mw...w;r. pro~ratn Mt s ers f o 1 uur seven count~ ser u e par c pate bv v stlinN the I sp u I a I c II ~ on put et Is Each I l I e Gray Ladtes p•etJa e the ct xis an 1 a range the schedule fot I c clct ~y n e v sit wtlh pattents WI en pat c t equests t the Gray r des wtll conwct a spectftc mmtster by cat d 01 tclepl u e to let h m know ha a en ber o( hts congregation ts tn I e I osp ta l a 1 would Ike to see htm As a part of t1 e Red Cross 1 g a the Gray Lad es have other dul es n add ton o U e 1 acllvttles at he Holzer Me!) cal Cen ter lhey asstsl n ak ng a rangements ror the egular Blood nobtle vtstts to Galha County and contacting volunteer ' orkers Our ng the actual vtstt they a d the cler cal staff and help the Bloodn ob le Canteen 1hey also take an rnportant role tn he annual Gla coma Clln c TB Chmc Head Start School pi ys ca l exa mnat ons Well Baby Chmc and help m he Red Cross off ce located tn ••• I e G olll• C >Unty Courlhouiit! In t1 1e r dll<llslor the Cray l.adlcs arc rea ly assist n every wuy The Ct •ormun of the Gray Ladles ts Mrs llruce tEIIab< lie) Mc!lt!nald who spends many hours e•ch week con l•ctlnN and coordlnatm~ the set edules of twenty hve Gray Ladles wl u ac lvely parttctpale tn lh s volun teer p•oKram 1 he Gray Ladles mee t regularly for lunch at Holzer Medtcal Ce ter usually her rst Monday of each month The$e generous and concerned women gtve appro•m ately 5 000 hours of volunteer servtce to the commumly every year They work closely wtth !he Holzer Med cal Center Volunteer Servtce LeaKUe organtzed a year ago under !he d reel on of Mrs James (Mary Jeanne) Walker 1he Surgtcal Hostess program s an mportant servtce where both groups work closely toge ther to ass st mform and comfort fam ly members of pattents who are m surgery The Gray Ladtes mltated thts acttv ty al the former hosp tal localton on Cedar Street In another column we wtll tell you abou the Holzer Medteal Center Volunteer Servtce League State moving toward trial on 59 Silver Bridge claims CHARLESTON W Va (UP!) - 'I he West V1rgm1a Court of Claims Monday took the f1rst step m movmg toward tnal for the cla1ms of 59 parhes agamst the state m connection w1th the 1967 Silver Bndge collapse The three man court gave Attorney General Chauncey Browmng representmg the state and Charleston attorney Chester Lovett representmg the clatmants 30 days m wh1ch to prepare and file motiOns relatmg to the case A deadhne was set for Oct 19 to f1le amendments to those mottons The 59 clauns totaling $6 3 mtlhon for wrongful death personal mJury and property damage charge the Depart rnent of Hi ghways wtth negligence m rnamtatmng and regulatmg the S lver Brtdge Forty-<>tx persons were killed when the span collapsed mto the Ohto Rtver near Pomt Pleasant m 1967 Prestding Court Judge'Henry Ducker satd the prmct pal Issue to be de term ned by the court Meigs Property Transfers Sybtl Ebersbach Cornrn Pearl Robtnson dec to Mary J Howell Parcels Sctpto Pagevtlle Martha Robmson Mary J Howell to Albert Prtce Par eels SctpiO E M Harrts Janet H Hams to Elden C Walburn Gladys C Walburn Lot 170 Jones 3rd Ad Mtddleport Rtchard A Grtf!tn Geraldme Gnffm to Larry R Hubbard 35 Acres Sutton Bernard V Fultz Betty J Fultz to George Moms Mary Elizabeth Morns 1nt n 40 34 Acres 30 80 Acres Bedford Florence McGrath Mary V Gnffm Carter D Gnffm Samuel K McGrath Arl M McGrath Robert McGrath Carolyn A McGrath to George Moms Mar Elizabeth Morr s 1nt m 40 34 Acres 30 80 Acres Bedford Clara E Howery Extrx was the hab1hty questton whether or not the state can be held hable for damages The court dld not set any dates for the hearmg on the queshon of habtlity decnling that tt will be detenmned after mottons are first constdered Brownmg who satd he would httgate the acilon blmSelf on behalf of the state satd he needed a mmunum of SIX months to prepare lje noted that the case represented the largest clatm ever filed agamst the state We won t take this lightly I assure you Brownmg told the court Lovett who represented all 59 parttes a! this hearmfl satd he would be ready to proceed at any ttme The claillts !tied m 1969 have been held inactive whtle httgalton was bemg heard m other courts of JUrt~dtctton BOth Brownmg and Lovett satd all other court cases relatmg to the Stiver Brtdge have been completed ----------Edd e Lou Howery dec to Dolphus Burke Jr Wanda Burke 3 Acres Columbta Phyll s A Campton for merly PhylliS A Cleek Wayne R Campton to Robert L Herron Trus Parcels Lebanon Donald E Kouns Edna B Kouns to Delford W Ferrell Marjor e L Ferrell 100 Acre Lot Syracuse W mired A Marcmko to Monongahela Power Co Rtght of way Ohve Charles H Cornell Agnes Cornell to Orland W Floyd Erma Naonu Floyd Lot No 3 Fatrftew Hgts Chester Carpenter News, Event Mr and Mrs Paul Wood and !run ly of Charleston vts ted wtth the W !ham Lawson family V na Rutherford spent a part of her vacat on here wtth her mother Faye Jordan her aunt Ida Denn son and other relattves m the area Mr and Mrs George McKmght and lam ly of Columbus v s ted h s grand parents Mrs Goldte Gtllogly and Mr and Mrs D 0 McKmght Mr and Mrs Dale Stansbury called on hts brother and stster m law Mr and Mrs C W Stansbury n Rutland Mr and M s Mendal Jordan and Mr a d Mrs Dwa ne Jordan and family spent an evening n Galhpol s wtth Mr and Mrs Walter Jordan and celebrated Walter Jordan s b rthday Mrs Clinton Gtlkey and Karen Albany also spent the day m Galhpohs wtth the Jordan a Mr and Mrs Harold Oxley took Mr and Mrs Harold Oxley Jr and daughter to Colwnbus on Sunday Harold Oxley Jr had sP.nt a furlough here after overseas duty and wtll repott o Fort Dlx N J w et e he wtll continue I is On ftrst glance after studymg Katie Crow s repo~t of the Pomeroy (])amber of Commerce rneetmg Monday the Pat Meeker Mall Plan for downtown Pomeroy ts attractive It may not be economtcally feastble but the tdea deserves the closest constderatton because 11 has been proven an e!fechve stlrt)ulant to the commrrc al health of many other small towns tn Oluo and the nabon For Pomeroy as for most towns whether the Mall Plan remams an 1dea or becomes realtty wtll htnge on the collective Wills of the people m Pomeroy You ve heard of cours, that nobody ever got anythmg for nuthm which exactly describes the proxpects of the Mall II the present plan or a vanahon oltt wms the approval of the property owners d1rectly Involved then they should hitch up thetr brttches to get tt done And ever~ man jack and his brother m the confines of Pomeroy s corporation llmtts should jockey up to lend a hand For what helps our downtown area helps everybody Zip Code on 85% of lst class mail The Ztp Code the ftve-dtgtl forms coupons reply en number fpllowmg the state in velopes etc He satd that Ztp Code use by Untied States addresses - now appears on more than 85 pet of other classes of mat! mcludes ltrst class rnatl accordtng to Airma 1 letters 91 pet and Pomeroy Postmaster Jtrn parcel post 96 pet The use of Ztp Code has been mandatory Soulsby He satd the codmg of mall s nee 1967 for second class and has become even more Import bulk thtrd class rates Postmaster Soulsby ex ant m recent months w th a grow ng share of ftrst class platned the ftve Ztp Code dtglts letters sorted on machmes as a telescop1t sequences eqwpped wtth lhe Zip Mail focusmg on successtvely smaller areas The first d1g1t Translator ( ZMT) Wtth thts computenzed pomts to a geographtcally untt the letter sortmg machme large area the second and operator stmply keys the Zip lhtrd dtgtts to one of 556 sec Code appear ng on the en !tonal centers key post of velope Postmaster Soulsby !tees wh ch serve 30 to 200 or sa d The Zip Code 1s then more smaller post offtces - or translated so the envelope ts to one maJor city post offtce routed to the bm whtch Will The last two d gtls stand for the &tve 1t the best trans post office or postal stat10n of ulbmate destination portatton he satd For example he satd PreviOusly postal clerks Ztp number 21750 means that were reqwred to learn the complex local and regwnal the letter ts bound for the sortmg schemes that are now Mtddle Atlanllc states represented by the !tgure 2 car~ted tn the ZMT computer The dtgtls 17 smgle out the Postmaster Soulsby satd that Zip Code usage ts runnmg Fredertck sectional center m about 85 pet on ftrst class mall Maryland Accordtngly the gomg from one busmess to sorter deposits the letter mto another The mat! from the an outgomg 217 pouch average lamtly to busmesses The letter together wtth all does much better however other 217 labeled mall arrtved w th the percentage nearmg 90 at Fredenck and other sorters pet he sa1d Thts reflects the re route the letter to tts near umversal use of Zip Code destmabon - Hancock Mary on bustness staltonery tn land as spectf ed by the dtg ts cludmg return address order 50 Aljred Socwl 'Votes Sunda:t School attendance on Sept 2 was 30 offering $17 00 Worshtp services were held at 11 a m wtth Rev Robert Meece speakmg from Jerenuah I 6-16 The worship attendance was 21 and offermg $14 70 Pledges were $4 7 A report of an average at tendance of 107 and a record attendance of 300 on Thursday evening at the Cluster Revival at Joppa was reported by Rev Meece Mrs Iva Upton ts reported to be lmprovmg after surgery at Veterans Memortal Hospital A son has been born to Mr duhes m the U S Army The Oxleys were JOtned lor dmner n Columbus by Mrs Oxley s son Dale Turner and frtend Reynoldsburg Mr and Mrs Earl S;arkey were n Columbus on Frtday and Saturday where he at tended regular meetings of hts msurance company and called to see hts stster Jesste Jewell On Saturday enroute home they stopped at the home of thetr son n Ia w and daughter Mr and Mrs Donald Jones Nelsonville and their other brother m law and stster Mr guests were Mr and Mrs Don and Mrs Merl Davis Dexter Jones and chtldren Of Mrs Katherine Lawson and Alexandria Va and Davtd Cheryl spent some tlme In Jones who ts bemg transferred Charleston wtth frtends and from Illtnois to Florida The~ relatives and visited her also attended the Parade of the mother Mrs Bert Withrow Htlls Parade m Nelsonville on who Is seriously til Saturday evening Mrs Larry Clark Tamara Mr and Mrs Dwalne Jor and Penny of Chester spent a dan Bryan Ke1lh and Sarah day with Mr and Mrs Earl Faye accompanied by her Starkey to help Mrs Starkey mother Mrs William Culwell celebrate her birthday Mrs were in Columbus where they Clark baked a special cake !or vlstted wlth Mrs Culwell s her grandmother A R Casto other son In law and daughter Charleston brother of Mrs Mr Blld Mrs Alfred Rice and Starkey also called at the famlly and attended a bridal Starkey home to ~xtend shower for the bride-elect of b rthday greetings He was Steve Rice enroute to New Lexington to Mr and Mrs Dale Stansbury vlsl another sister Mrs Elma wer ~ Sunday guests of her Vernon I Packed with actio 1 passion boo1e und su Is how Vl!lltlge of Valor by Gene Marvin Jr Is blurbed by Vantage Press, tP 50) Now York City That s our Gene Murvin Gene now catlettsburg manager for the Ashland (Ky ) Dally Indepcn~ent got his first bath <f pracllcal expenen~'ll with The Dally s~ntmel beginning In the summer of 1955 following !.'l'&duatton tn Journalism from the University of Kentucky that sprmg In mtd 1957 he moved on to the Ironton dolly and later still to !he Ashland organlzatlon Vesllgeof Valor ts set m the hill country of eastern Kentucky the heart of what today Is known as Appalachia Simon Bowen Gene s hero has the whole tn-bred personality of the moun talneer his closeness to family (but insecure outside It) his love of action tln contrast to contemplated moves) and hts certainly that the future will offer little that Is better than the present Simon staggers al ead from one major physical challenge to the next But the outstandmg act vtty or all Is the fightinB and killing We do not recommend the boQk to damtler sensibilities In fact I got turned off early which IS not to be construed lis a dagger at Gene for he IS trymg to make a buck by writmg to that sort of Amertcan public whtch Yantage s computers read out as wtllmg to pay for actton passiOn boQze and sex Many • Amer cans sllll take their readmg n more moderallon as wall as the actton (etc ) We remember Gene as an attractive personaltty outward frtendly eager to taste what makes the world and its people tick The back flap of Vesllge of Valor says Gene ts marrted that he n u and hts wtfe have three ch ldren and a dog named Marv and that ltshmg sports phystcal fitness brtdge and politics are his outside mterests • Today's Sport Parade By Milton Richman UP! Sportl Editor J Lmescores • Malor Let9ue lUlu Its &y Un ed Prtn lnttrnat an• Nit on11 LtliiUI p tl•bQh 203 103 200- 11 21 Ch cago ooo 00 Ol - J 7 J ~ooker (8 5) and Sangu en R•uschel Aker tJ LaRoche (3 Surr ii <•l Gu • (1) end R:udo ph LP- Reuscne l HRS- Rvdo Ph t2nd) Fanz9n~ IS h ~ x; s 11 9 (U 13) Ch and PDSII cago Ca forn e Bahnsen Herrmann Sands LP - --- LP 8UibV 00 000 000- 1 4 1 010 000 Jx- 1 \6 1 $tont {1) and lange (2 1 and Bahnstn ( 8 11 ) H R -Mus~r 4!~ l san F ran 000 OOt OJO- A 5o an 824 pace for the last four two Monday when the Pirates record lo 8-6 NEW YORK (UPI) - Bob Short abnost did it Atlanta 30~ 002 ox- 0 3D By FRED DOWN Aaron s homer was hia 37th Mar cna Carr hers (1 games and better !han 400 for defeated the Ollcago Cubs ll He almOst made baseball history by htrlng the flrst black UPI SPQrll Writer 0 Acqu s o Ul w 1oughby 15 or the season In Atlanls a 136th 3 and moved to within a half about a month as the Pirates nanager Willie Stargell may or may end ~aoer Ford 0 and 0 Allellllt he considered iL and that puts him In an unlqu~ class not be voted the National try to overcome the problems game of the !lrst-place St game - a projection which Cnanovl!l LP - Ma cha 21 HR Aaron tl7 h Johnson tcht there League s Most Valuable that have plagued tl~rn all Louis Cardinals The Pirates would enable him to flntah the •o h) lilort !an\ timid Player of 1973 but his Pill season with a tate ~tve lor the are back ut 500 with a 70-70 season wllh 714 and tie Babe Hou•ton 002 00 000- ~ 6 3 record and ~ave 22 games left Ruth s piJ.tlrne career mark tie U do things other owners would never dream of one of sburgh Pirates teimmates NL EM!ern Division Utle San D ego 000 JOO 02JC S 9 Aaron s homer was a two-run Harlk Aaron hit his 71oth G H n Forsch 8 and Ju ze Stargell went 4.for-4 glvmg m!ch was hiring Ted Williams to manage his ball club agree that he s leading the Gre f 9 15) and Kenda LP him 14htls In hts last 17 at bats career ~omer as the Atlanta smash in the third Inning which Griff He also lured Curt Flood out of rellrement from Copenhagen league m swinging Sgaln n 6 UJd engineered what he calls one of the worst deals m history by Willie has been swinging at seored three runs and drove In Braves defeated the San lifted the Braves to a 7.0 lead {On y games schedu ed Francisco Giants 10-4 and the and Dave Johnson also hom living up hall his franchise for Denn~ McLain Amer nn l,.eague ered In tbe seventh It was San Otego Padres topped the C eve and 010 010 001 3 90 Hll latest deal looks a little Petter though New York 0 0 000 001 2 0 Johnson s 40th of the season Houston Astros ft-3 In other That s the one where he gol Bllly Martin to pilot his Texas T drow 12 • a,nd Dunc an leaving h1m two short of Peterson Gnmger Y and NL games Rllllgers three days ago The way Martin has started off he may LP - Pete son (8 14 In the American League It Rogers Hornsby s record for a Munson ll'ind Up Manager of the Year HR s- Hegan 5th B om beg was BOston 4 Baltunore 3 second baseman In one season 9 h Bob Short has had his eye on Jltlly Martin for six years now He Cleveland 3 New York 2 Juan Mancha! lasted only a Boston 111o has had hiS eye on other men black men as posstble 00 20 00(,1 4 0 Milwaukee 6 Detroit 5 Min third of an inning and suffered Be 1 more 000 100 200- 3 8 1 managers for hls club T fin Bo n 7 and F sk. nesota 5 Texas 4 Oakland his 12th loss against 10 wms for Jerre I ve given considerable thought to havmg a blaclc manager son Reyno ds 6 and We can do more for you routed Kansas City 13-() Call sa~ Francisco W t!lmS WP - T an 17 2 says ShOrt You cant Ignore certam men like Frank RobulSOn with a tree survey of your A triple by Johnny Grubb LP J.,tte son 4 5 forma downed Chicago 7 I and Elston Howard I think Larry Doby has Ue qualificallons r sks and nsuronce poilcies The Ptrates Improved the1r and a smgle by Leron LeeTh s w I avo d overtopping De ro 01 000 02 5 1 0 alto This may surprtse some flllOple but all of these fellows were Milw 002 02 0 X 6 6 3 both on balls misjudged by pol cies and uninsured rlskl record under new Manager In my mind when I hired Wiliams They were sttll m my mmd LaG Ow M er 5 Sche Phone 992 2342 for adequate rookie outfielders-allowed the Danny Milrtaugh to 3-1 with a man 7 and 0 de Co fbo n when 1 hlted Whitey Herzog I knew a fellow hke Robmson has coverage at low cost 09 9 and Porte LP-LaG row Padres to score the tie Winter league managerial expertence In Puerto R1co and that CINCINNATI (UPI) - The clutch hitlmg of rooktes Dan 21-hit attack which includad (1 4 HRs May 25th may be as good as minor league managerial experience but I leading National League West Driessen and Ken Griffey ftve hits by Richie Zisk in breaking runs in lhe etghth Thomas 2nd mning and beat the Astros who think one Of the reasons you don t see any black managers ts pennant contenders-4he siz Drtessen ts considered a prune addttlon to Stargell s four htts Texas 01 oo 00 4 8 started the game with six M nn 000 <00 Ox 5 9 because they won t do somethmg like Billy Martm did zllng Cincmnalt Reds and the contender for Rookte of the The Pirates kayoed Rick Hudson Gogolewsk (4 Me rookies in thetr lineup Bill I LUre What• troubled Los Angeles Year honors Griffey recently Reuschel IZ-15 m the thlrd r It 7 and Suarez F e Like what exactly' Dodgers- begm an Important brought up frqm the Reds ummg and kept hammermg Greif went the distance to win Corb n 7 and Borgrnann WP Corb n s S LP Martin voluntarily gave up a major league job for a mmor two-game sertes here tonight lndtanapohs farm team al away at four relievers Jun his ninth game for the Padres c;;ogo ewsK (3 6 while Tom Griffin suffered the league one simply so he could gain expenence Short pomts out The Reds winners of mne of ready has taken that Iitle m the Rooker went the dtstance wtth Kan C tv 000 000 000 0 4 2 a sevenhitter to ratse his loss MIDDLEPORT 0 He left &major league coachmg jobwtth the Twtns to manage the1r last 11 giunes hold a Amertcan AssoCiation Oakland ooo 360 40> 13 4 0 Busby Drago 5 Wr ght 1 Denver Martin was the greatest th1rd base coach I ve ever seen Pete Rose probably ts enJOY three game lead over the S mpson 7 and Tay or B ue After he went to Denver and did such a tremendous job there he Dodgers who managed to halt mg hts fmest season In Sun was named manager of Minnesota a nothing club at the time a mne game losmg streak day s doubleheader wm over and be led 11 to a diviBlon lttle I had gotten to know h1m when I Sunday Atlanta Rose collected SIX h1ta owned the lllinneapolls Lakers and I always admtred hun TWO EVENINGS Although the Reds and m 10 at bats to up his average to 348 by far tl)!l best m the Okay so now Mmnesota flres him at the end of the !969 Dodgers still meet for three EACH WEEK season I got Wllliams as my manager He s Manager of the Year more games later this month m Nallonal League Second place Ma or League Stand ngs Oakland 13 Kan Cl y 0 and he sIn the ftrst year of hts contract with me When the Twtns Los Angeles a two game sw~p Bob Watson of Houston ts 30 By Un ted P ess tnternat on a Ca fo nla 1 Ch cago Today s PrDbable Pltche s Nat ona League fire Martin I discuss hun wtth Wtlllams saymg he wasn t !1red by the Reds would boOst thetr pomts behmd Rose w1th a 318 h East lA IT mes EDT) w pet g b Bos on Pa n 13 13 at because he was a bad manager he was fired because he got m lead to ftve games and gtve average Sa mo e McNa y 5 4 7 JO s 12 7 503 Ross Grunsley and Jack sP Lou trouble with the front offtce Williams says he s as good a them a little breathmg room A sbu gh 70 70 500 pm 69 73 486 2 Cleveland (Pe ry 15 19 a manager as there ts m the major leagues sweep by the Dodgers would Btlhngham are expected to Mon ea York 69 74 '183 3 New York Dobson 7 6 7 30 1 say to Wtlliams I think we should hire him as a Trtple A lighten the margm to only one pttch lor the Reds tomght and New Ch cago 68 74 479 3 pm Wednesday mght wtth Don Ph lade ph a 64 79 448 8 Detro t Fryman 5 10 at manager then if you retire or move up Into the front offtce he game Wut M !waukee IS a on 12 I 8 30 Sutton and Claude Osteen could succeed you Williams says he thmks it sa good tdea By the mere fact that the wtpc1gb pm Texas C yde ~ 6 a M n So Short WtlhamsandMartmmetmBaltunoredurmgthe 1969 Reds are three games up at scheduled to go for the C nc nnat 87 57 604 Las Ange es 84 60 583 3 nesota Decke 9 7) 9 p m World Sertes Short offered Martm the Denver managertal JOb Dodgers thts pomt m the season the San F anc sco 80 62 563 6 Kansas C ty Drago 2 13) at Hous on 73 3 SOO 15 Oak and Abbot 0 0 p m Martm mull~ 11 over a:w!Jile and dectded to take a job w1th a Dodgers know they ve abnost A anta 70 76 4 9 18 Ch cago Wopd 23 16 at Minneapolis radio stallon mstead got to sweep this sertes to stay San 0 ego Sl 90 37 33 2 Ca fo n a (Ryan 6 16 pm Mondays Results Wednesday s Games He dld a good job there too say&Short m contention says Gordy Ma1or League L:eaders MONDAY EVENING P tsbu gh Ch cago 3 Boston at New Yo k nigh Now Its 1970 and Qlarhe Finley s manager at Oakland m Coleman former Reds player By Un ted Press Inter nat ona Atlan a 0 San Franc sco 4 M wet Bat more 2 tw n gh Lead ng BaUers Texas a M nneso a ri ght John McNBI!jara Finley talks to me and says he d like to make a and now director of the team s San D ego 5 Houston 3 AND TUESDAY EVENING Nat ona Lea9ue On y games scheduled Ch cago at Cal forn a n gh g ab r h pet change He asks me whom I d recommend and I tell hun there s Speakers Bureau A spht Rose C n 43 603 OS 2 0 348 Today s Probable P tchers Kansas City at Oak and n ght oto9 3Q--AI you can eat (orAl a Cartel Only games Schedu ed only one manager as far as I m concerned and what s more he wouldn t hurt the Reds but the W lA TmesEDT) sn Hou 46 536 9 70 317 P tsbu gh (Blass 3 7 a Cdeno Hou 24 468 76 47 3 4 comes from Ollkland-BH!y Martin Fmley says That s a Dodgers couldn t take 11 Hooton 2 3 2 30 Madox SF 124 500 70 56 3 2 Ch cag-o helluva Idea 1How do I get hold of Martm' Coleman a member of the C dn Ch 27 459 7~ 43 3 2 pm Yo k Koosman 2 4 at ez C n 36 511 64 59 J I PhNew Gave Him Phone Number Reds Hall of Fame says tl s Pe adelph a Lonborg 12 2 s ge P 25 448 86 139 3 0 The Da1~ Sentinel As [ recaq I gave him hts phone number but somehow he better for the Reds that the Hun M 13 40 61 24 309 7 35 p m San Franc sco B ad ey 2 couldn t get hold of Martm Finally he d1d but by then he had Dodgers fmally ended their Sngltn Mt 42 495 92 151 305 a A anta Sc hue er 8 7 8 Wilms Ch 38 508 67 54 303 pm deCided to keep McNamara for the rest of the year mne game losmg streak wtth a Ame can League Los Ange es Sutton 6 9 a g ab r h pet ffitllhately, Detroit htred Martm l1red him and Short signed 5.3 Will over San Otego before No man 12 8 Carw M n 33 516 84 179 347 C nc nna him ~ Pl'W: weekend In hts first two games as the Rangers pm arr1ving here Ho trl Del 102 380 41 !20 316 Mon rea (Renko 2 10 at St man~r Martm beat Oakland twtce There s no way I wotild Murc NY 143 552 76 H2 3 2 Lou s Fos er 2 7 9 p m May M 40 56 ~ 89 l74 310 want to play the Dodgers if Munsn NY 34 464 77 43 308 Houston Kon eczy 0 0 at San Finley ~ dylllg laughs Short Jones 5 4 10 30 P m Ot s KC 36 l38 86 63 303 D egoWednesday Before he even talked wtth Martin Short had dectde« to let they had just lost 10m a row s Games Cpeda eos 30 506 so 52 300 sa1d Coleman Just from the Scot M Herzog go 39 532 85 SJ 295 P tsburgh a Ch cago New York a Ph Ia n ght Drinks and We had a conference says Short and !told Whitey I don t human nature stan~pomt they Jcksn Oak 4 516 96 52 295 Mon W de Menu eal at S Lou s n gh Dv s Sal 122 491 4?- 45 295 Dessert Extro Cho ce blame you as manager I blame myself I htred you I also blame would be m an even angner Los Ang a c nc nna n ght Home Runs San F an at A ant a n ght Nat anal League Johnson myself for opt advising you to go out and get the greatest pitchmg mood eommg m here On y games scheduled A 40 S arge P t ;1-9 Bonds Order our regular menu every n ght 5 to 10 coach lri Awerlca Maybe (John) Sam or whomever Two weeks ago with the SF 38 Aa on A I 37 Evans Amer can League 1 told W)Jitey he made a mistake m the selection of hts ptl Reds 3'h games behind the A I 36 Eas1 A mer can League Jar::Rsan ching coach thiS ~ear He argued that he had the greatest ptt Dodgers Johnny Bench satd m Oak w I pet gb 3 F sk Bos 26 Rob nson 62 l9 l82 chmg coaC~t (Omck Estrada) I satd to hlDl he mtght have the order to wm the diVISIOn his Cal 0 s KC May M Bendo Ba t mo e 79 65 549 4 ' Boson Bu oughs TelC 25 greatest pitching coach but he certainly didn t have the greatest club would have to wm 20 of the Oak and R.uns 76 69 l24 8 Det o t Batted II'! 72 72 500 New York Nat onal Lei}QI.,Ie" S argell pilchmg st~ff He kept telling me he had the best pttchmg coacn remauung 30 games and Will at 70 73 490 3 M waukee P 105 Bench C n 01 May 1told him he was gomg to have to make a change next year He least four of the five games Hou 99 S ng eton Mt 95 C eve and 63 84 429 22 west couldn t !1<1• tl He s a very loyal guy I don t blame hun One of With the Dodgers Evans and JohnSOf4 A 94 pet g b w A mer can League Jackson PH 992 3629 the troubles In baseball IS that so many fellows hire their frtends Wtth 12 of the !mal 30 games Oak 2 Mayberr.y KC 93 Oakland 83 60 l60 5 l4l 78 65 You know the old saying With frtendS like thts who need m the Reds have exceeded Sco M I 9 May M 90 Kansas c tv 7272 500 12 Ch ca~o Bench s goal by wummg nine Mu ce r NYP87tchlng 69 73 466 14 enem1es?;J M nnesota 65 7l 464 16 ActuajlY though If 1t was possible I would ve ftred the tunes Nat ona Leagu~ Bryan SF Ca fo n a so 92 352 31 Texas 0 B II ngham and Gu le owner 'I'llllt s me I m the one responSible I m the one who Cincinnati s pennant drive 21 Monday s Resu ts Cn 7 8 Os een LA 16 8 should ftre myself 1menlloned tt to my Wife and you know what has been bolstered by the Su ton LA and Seave NY 16 Cleve and 3 New Yo k 2 Bos on 4 Batt mo e 3 9 she said' M Iwaukee 6 De o t 5 A mer can League Wood Ch MOORE'S M nneso a 5 Texas 4 23 a Ho zman Oak 20 11 Why don t you Dodgers need sweep to stay • In '73 chase NOW BUFFET DINING to decision over Norton INGLEWOOD Calif ( UP1) Muhammad Alt couldn t dance all rught but he managed to Jttterbug long eqough to dazzle Ken Norton mto defeat Monday mght A i desperately ftghting age on hts way back to a Iitle match and Norton ahXIous to prove his broken jaw~vtctory over the former champion March 21 was no fluke battled through a feroc1ous !:Hound sluglest With All taktng the spht deCISIOn Ali set a tremendous pace and except for a few lapses m the stxth seventh and lith rounds kept 1t up-'-llesptte severe pain In his rtght hand which he acknowledged alter wards might have been broken tn the SIXth Norton refused to gtve an mch I had somethmg to prove to myself an exhausted Ali satd I was angry with myself for gettmg so out of shape for my last fight and I had to prove that I could still ftght ltke I know I can Unlike hts performance m preVIous ftghts smce his return to the rmg followmg a 3\io year layoff Alt was all business agamst Norton thts tune He satd he was tn perfect phys1cal condttton and that he was glad he was conSidering Norton s outstanding per formance Alt btcycled swtftly around the rmg tiring and frustrktlng Norton constantly sticking " hlm with twisting jabs In the early rounds Norton seemed unsure All s speed weakemng him as he chased a floating ~ target Norton swung only two ~lld shots and !hey both carne in the " fourth round The first a looping left hook caught Ali in the jaw and then a straight ~ ahead right jolted All s head at 1 the bell Although All recetved the spilt decision (6-5 I'HI 7~) Norton felt he should have been judged the winner I thought I hit hlm with better punches and I was conftdent m the end that I llld won Norton said I )!new It would be close bill I thought I had It All said he would return the favor to Norton and give him g a fematch If l'ie wanted on6 ' Norton said he did y The MEIGS INN Pa mer Sa 1 9 8 Colborn M 9 9 Co em an De 9 15 Basox cut Orioles lead By VITO STELLINO UPI SP'Ifll Writer If the e.oston Red Sox played against the rest of the league the way they play against the Baltimore Ortoles they d still be m oontentloll Bul sl~ce they haven t the Red Sol really only have lhe sllmm~~~ of chances even though they continued their domin~tlon of the Orioles Monday night '!be Red Sox who now have won 11 of 17 games against the Orioles turned In a 4 3 triumjlh that sliced the Orlol"l' Eastern Division lead to 4'h; games Boston Is siX games back lri the lojlt colunm and even If the Or!O)!ll go 11 10 lri thelr final 21 pm~ 1 Boston would have to play l4-4ln Its finall6 games to catclj the Red Sox t11ere s little evidence that Bal\lmore wlll drop to 500 the last three weeks- or that Bolllpn can play al an 800 cUp 1 at the same tune Fisk Sums It Up Carlton Ftsk summed up the Red Sox feelings when he satd I don t thmk the Or1oles are going to play 500 l:)all Ftsk hit run-scormg singles in the fourth and stxth umlngs to pace the Red Sox to the VICtory LUIS Tlant 17 12 needed rellef help from Bob BO!tn m the seventh to gain the triumph In the other American League games Oakland downed Kansas City 13 0 Cleveland edged New York 3 2 Californta routed Chicago 7 I Minnesota topped 'l'exas 5-4 and Milwaukee mpped Detroit 6-5 In the only National League games Atlanta routed San Francisco 10-4 as Hank Aaron hit his 710th career homer Pittsburgh ripped Ollcago II 3 and san Otego downed Houston ii-3 Oakland moved a step closer to the Western Division ~Town GOOD i lnternat onal League P ayofh Stand ngs Bestthree of the F nals Th s Week s Special SPECIAL OUR CHICAGO PAINT BY CHIEF Outside White Latex Or 011 Base ONLY CRAYOLAS 1-4" PAINT BRUSH FREE WITH EACH 2 GAL PURCHASE ··tc"'" 64 CRAYONS 1970 FORD F-100 PICKUP Karr & Van Zandt j ITI ~NNU~l f~ll REGULAR ill9 • I NBA TRADE BUFFALO NY (UP!) The National Basketball Aasoctatlon Buffalo Braves satd Monday they traded th1rd year man John Hununer and their second-round draft cholce Ill 1974 to the Oltcago Bulls for forward Garfield Heard and the rights to KeVIn Kunnert a seven-foot center from the Umverslty of Iowa by routing Kansas City as Vtda Blue pttched a four-hitter The W L Pet Pawtucket 1 000 victory pushed the As lead to Cha 000 eston 0 four games over the Royals Mondays Result Joe Rud1 and Billy Conigliaro Paw ucke 4 Char eston each drove In three runs for Oakland Sal Bando of Oakland Ttdes are caused by the collected three hlts for Oak gra'V taltonal pull of the sun land and moon upon the earth Btlly Marlin suffered through the fltst of what Is bound to be many losses in a Texas uniform After the Rangers beat Oakland In his ltrst two games as manager they lost to Minnesota the first team Martin managed Bobby Darwm singled m the decldmg run m the seventh Inning for WEDNESDAY Twins v 8 motor a~lo trans • r and topper --:----- ~ l I Stargell hot, Pirates ~ roll; Cards lead cut ~ DOWNINGCHILDS AGENCY INC. Ali dances and Mrs Everett (Buck) Calaway He has been named Adam The Calaways have two daughters also The mother and chtldren attended Sunday School here on Aug 28 Mrs Clara Follrod spent a few days recently with her aunt Phoebe Hueston of Little Hockmg who Is quite Ill Mr and Mrs Robert Fatrchlld Gary and Gale of 'Htland Calif recently spent a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Elmer Bibbee and her brother Dorset Last Sunday guests of the Btbbees were Mr and Mrs Donald Pratt Mr and Mrs David Pratt Mr and Mrs Stephen Pratt Ron Zeigler and son Tod all of AI bany Roger Pratt of Athens and Mr and Mrs Carl Biddle of Florida VIBltlng the McLure funeral home In Marlelta on Thursday evening for Arlene Davis were Osle and Harold HenderllOn Attending services there for Arlene Davis on Friday al ternoon were Mr and Mrs Hobart Swartz Genevieve Guthrie Thelma Henderson Nina Robinson Clara Follrod and Mr and Mrs Chas 0 forenoon services a basket Woode Her husband Earl dmner al noon and an aft passed away on Feb 2 of this ernoon program More details year The bavlses formerly wlll be announced later lived In this area Richard Swartz of Ravenna The Bllnual homecoming of Ohio apent Labor Day the Allred Olurch will be held weekend here with hla jNirenll Sept 16 with all the usual Mr and Mrs Vere 81rartz f'.¥.®Wli'.ti'l.WH"I'#&. ::w.w;:>; ~W~..XW/$~ Sept 11 1973 '~'~~4-~.:t.~nm-»:1 GIANT MARKING PENS REG 59' MOORE'S AMERICAN HARDWARE You 1L ~·OUr QualifY, W~y ol " • Adolph's Dairy Valley At tht Pomeroy Mason I Doing Buslnon GMAC FINANCING "2 5142 Pomeroy Open Evenlnt• Till TitS PM Sat oo 124 W. MAIN 992-2848 POMEROY �2 Tl< Da I) $to It "I Mlrldl pot I Pom"u 0 S<tlt 11 1~71 1- Mansfield adds Nixon's bills By ~T"v.,; UER~rEL WASHINGTON I UP!) Senate Democrat c Leader Mtke Mans!teld has broadened a hst of btlls Congress wtll constder lhts year to mclude SIX Prestdenl NIXon wants and which "ere not under cons der at on previOusly The s x were taken from the hst of 50 measures on which Ntxon asked for prompt action m hts second Stale o{ U e Umon message to Congress Monday Another 16 of Nixon s propos als were ah eady on a docket agreed to by Mans! eld a d Speaker Carl Alber! m planntnj;: th~ f nal months of the sess10n The six added b) Mansfteld at a n eetmg w th Senate comrntttee chrurmen Mondav were tax reform a program of comrnun ly development a campaign reform cornrntss on tough "'JW penalt es for herom traffickers and a restorat)on of the death penni!) for certam cr mes const uctt on of deep water ports and deregulabon of natural gas These were added to what Mansfteld called the vanables btlls wh ch have already moved a greater or lesser dtstance m the legtslahve process Speakmg to the cha1rmen Mansfteld satd that beyond 10 must author zatton and pro curement b lis Congress would draw ts workload from the vanables Not all but some of these btlls wtll be enacted thts sessiOn Mansfield satd And barnng extraordinary reasons no other btlls of controversy w ll be added by the leadersh p to this group Wtth !he commtttee chatr men heavily n favor of ad JOUrntng around Oct 15 Mansfteld asked them to report late to I II r o I eslt at s of what ra 1 b< passed Mat sf ld satd I e would then n eet wtth Albert and work out a r nail sl for the res! of tit<? sess on In addtt on to the oust bills t1 e Mansfteld I st n eludes 17 b lls n conference four of whtch N xon also requested 14 whtch ha ve passed the Senate but not !he House 111 lud ng seven of N xon s one passed by the House b t ot the Senate which Ntxon •ants n 1e b lls \\hiCh have passed ne tther chru ber nclud g fo r N xo listed and the SlX: newcomers On the Albert Mansfield dol k ~t are a number of maJor me11!lures Nixon d d no! men t o and the Democrat c Con gress "ants to pass Among them are measures restrtctmg a prestdent s war powers a ban on the tmpound ment of funds by the executtve wtthout approval by Congress prov d ng pa)'l ents lor vtc ttms of crtmes mandatory fuel allocation prov dmg $800 mtl hon over two vears for mass trans t opera! ng substdtes and a school lunch program In !he Pres dent s 15 000 word message to Congress he urged a new sp nt of creattve cooperatwn and sa d the law 1akers top pr or ty must be to control federal spendmg n hopes of w nrung the battle agatnst r. latwn Ntxon sad he vas wtll ng to compromtse on solut ons to many problems but satd there were three non negot able ts sues holdmg governn ent spend ng vtth n h s $268 7 btlhon budget rna nta rung a strong defense posture and preserv ng the power of the pres dency He sa td he welcomed a rena ssance of the Congress but not at the expense of the Your Hospital Reports t• b s r. 11 e ct ee r I face of a KWC ous l 1. d) e c sp Ut fort as sl e co1 es II ou~ t a hosp tal doo w lh the a I basket o her arn contn ues o be • velc 1 e s gl at the new Holze r Mel ca Cenle If te pa e ts x o s o talk~ th so eone tl1e G ay Lad) onduty !ways k1kes nne to chat Ofle pa ents don t have relat ves 01 r ends close b) so I e G a) Lady s da 1) v s t s looked fot ward ow U real an c patton and pleasure 1 add t on to sort ng and del ve ng pal et mat! (ray Ladtes oflen open n a I when the paltet t requests tt a d ead !he messages lo pa ents wl o are not able to read for I en selves They also wnte letters for White House In the sptrtt of responstve cooper alton wh ch must prevatl between the executive and Congress tf we are to make genu ne progress thts fall I am fully prepared to work closely wtlh members of the Congress m hammenng out modtf caltons to these btlls Ntxon satd The Pres dents message put forward no new proposals Rather tl set forth hts own prtor lteS for congressiOnal ac ton for !he remammg four months of the current sesston Pleasant Valley Hospital D scharges Mrs Leonard Er" n son Pornero) Charles Runyon Robertsburg Mrs James Adk ns St Albans M chael Spencer Gall pols Ferry new Mustang II Sept. 21st burled walnut accents European arm rests and door pulls and full wtdth headrests Also standard are rack-and ptn on steer ng front dtsc brakes and a un que sub frame that prov des a btg-car r de that helps tsolate no se v brat on and harshness from the passenger compartment Mustang ll offers 45 opttons ncludmg a d g tal clock sunroof AM FM mulltplex radto and stereo tape atr cond tion ng left and r ghthand remote control mtrrors and steel belted rad al ply tires Among the other Ford car hnes Tormo recetves the b ggest change w th new front and rear bumpers gnlle Ia I I ghts and new sheet metal in the rear Also ava table on Tor no are luxury ntertors a large 460 cub c ncb V 8 eng ne sunroof opera w ndow on two-door models and fender sk rts All Fords Thunderbtrds and Torlnos eqwpped wtth the 460or 400 c d eng nes w 11 Agam, what does the Btble say about tt~ feature sold state tgmtion A new front seat occupant In a pre 1ous article wed scussed the statements about the restra nt starter nterlock unportance of the church as contamed m the Btble Today we continue that ltne of d scusston turnmg our at tent on to one of the system w ll be on all models to provtde greater dnver and most dtscussed quest on m the enttrety of the pages of holy wr t passenger proteclton Baptism New options ref nements on In Matthew 28 19 Jesus satd Go teach all natwns bapI ght trucks and expanded tizmg them Now who wtll say tits unnecessary ' heavy truck eng ne avatlab !tty In Mark 16 15 Jesus satd He that believeth and s bapttzed h ghhght Ford D v s on s truck shall be saved Jesus said t who wtll be so bold as to say t tsn t I neup for 1974 so• rt e p ckup new n 1973 has In Acts 2 38 Peter by the revelallon of the Holy Sp r t satd new features for added ver Repent and be bapt zed every one of you (not some of you) for satihty They nclude the 460the rerntsston of sms Peter says tt was for the rem sston of 4V V-8 engme opt onal for the sm f rs t time n all ptckup models and the two seat four-door crew cab F 250 and F 350 ava !able for the ftrst ttrne as a egular production tern Ranchero has a new front end and new ophons for greater luxury and perform ance The 1974 Bronco retains ts 92 tnch wheelbase and standard two-wheel four wheel-dr ve A new engme opt on the 300 IV Stx for the E 100 and E 200 Club Wago n and Van htghllght new Econoime features fhe 1973 Cour er Introduced n May s carried over nto 1974 1n hea vy trucks the NTC 50 horsepower diesel s newly avatlable for the W9000 and LT 9000 trucks The V 555 medtUJJHiuty 210 h p dtesel ts opt onal for all 8000 sertes trucks begmmng n October Ford s C-6 automat c trans m sston s a new opt on on the C 600 med um truck 70s The gas m leage of Is base eng ne s espec ally t me y n these days or gas shortages and the small stze and handltng make tl an espec ally maneuverable car Goble sa d The standard engme for Mustang II s Ford s new 2 3 Iter (140 cube ncb four cy l nder overhead cam powerplant the ftrst metrtc engme ever butlt n the Un ted States Optwnal s the 2 8 hter (171 cub c tnch V 6 engme bu It by Ford of Germany Mustang II w ll be the only U S car to offer V-6 performance n a smal car Included as standard eqwpment on Mustang II are front bucket seats whtch provide excepltonal lateral support cut ptle carpetmg for !he floor and lower door tachometer and full m strumentalton stmulated the Sermonette I 1 1c I fro I ~ zl t s bo ks wl t n asked 0 r 1 1 J ot s wt ch the y !.td rs pluy p 'lu t t""rt Is S I d l I t V I ntN r Chap! lit cy Keith Goble to show Ford's Mustang II the most changed car n the auto m dustry th s year w II debut along with other new 1974 Ford cars and trucks at Ketth Goble Ford Inc Ford n Mtddleport Sept 21 '!'he Mustang II ts a small sporty and luxurtous car that Ford expects to be the for~runner of a new class of cars It ts 19 mches shorter than the 1973 Mustang and seven mches shorter than the ortgmal Mustang mtroduced n April 1964 W th the growth of the small car market Mustang II seems to be conung at the nght tuq.e sa1d Ket th Goble prestdent of the dealershtp It brmgs to the boommg small car market the luxurwus touches and smooth rtde of much larger more expenstve cars he satd Mustang II ts a car for the ':he Dally SenLinel Middleport Pomeroy 0 ::: :,:m:.oo ~ J$«-mw...w;r. pro~ratn Mt s ers f o 1 uur seven count~ ser u e par c pate bv v stlinN the I sp u I a I c II ~ on put et Is Each I l I e Gray Ladtes p•etJa e the ct xis an 1 a range the schedule fot I c clct ~y n e v sit wtlh pattents WI en pat c t equests t the Gray r des wtll conwct a spectftc mmtster by cat d 01 tclepl u e to let h m know ha a en ber o( hts congregation ts tn I e I osp ta l a 1 would Ike to see htm As a part of t1 e Red Cross 1 g a the Gray Lad es have other dul es n add ton o U e 1 acllvttles at he Holzer Me!) cal Cen ter lhey asstsl n ak ng a rangements ror the egular Blood nobtle vtstts to Galha County and contacting volunteer ' orkers Our ng the actual vtstt they a d the cler cal staff and help the Bloodn ob le Canteen 1hey also take an rnportant role tn he annual Gla coma Clln c TB Chmc Head Start School pi ys ca l exa mnat ons Well Baby Chmc and help m he Red Cross off ce located tn ••• I e G olll• C >Unty Courlhouiit! In t1 1e r dll<llslor the Cray l.adlcs arc rea ly assist n every wuy The Ct •ormun of the Gray Ladles ts Mrs llruce tEIIab< lie) Mc!lt!nald who spends many hours e•ch week con l•ctlnN and coordlnatm~ the set edules of twenty hve Gray Ladles wl u ac lvely parttctpale tn lh s volun teer p•oKram 1 he Gray Ladles mee t regularly for lunch at Holzer Medtcal Ce ter usually her rst Monday of each month The$e generous and concerned women gtve appro•m ately 5 000 hours of volunteer servtce to the commumly every year They work closely wtth !he Holzer Med cal Center Volunteer Servtce LeaKUe organtzed a year ago under !he d reel on of Mrs James (Mary Jeanne) Walker 1he Surgtcal Hostess program s an mportant servtce where both groups work closely toge ther to ass st mform and comfort fam ly members of pattents who are m surgery The Gray Ladtes mltated thts acttv ty al the former hosp tal localton on Cedar Street In another column we wtll tell you abou the Holzer Medteal Center Volunteer Servtce League State moving toward trial on 59 Silver Bridge claims CHARLESTON W Va (UP!) - 'I he West V1rgm1a Court of Claims Monday took the f1rst step m movmg toward tnal for the cla1ms of 59 parhes agamst the state m connection w1th the 1967 Silver Bndge collapse The three man court gave Attorney General Chauncey Browmng representmg the state and Charleston attorney Chester Lovett representmg the clatmants 30 days m wh1ch to prepare and file motiOns relatmg to the case A deadhne was set for Oct 19 to f1le amendments to those mottons The 59 clauns totaling $6 3 mtlhon for wrongful death personal mJury and property damage charge the Depart rnent of Hi ghways wtth negligence m rnamtatmng and regulatmg the S lver Brtdge Forty-<>tx persons were killed when the span collapsed mto the Ohto Rtver near Pomt Pleasant m 1967 Prestding Court Judge'Henry Ducker satd the prmct pal Issue to be de term ned by the court Meigs Property Transfers Sybtl Ebersbach Cornrn Pearl Robtnson dec to Mary J Howell Parcels Sctpto Pagevtlle Martha Robmson Mary J Howell to Albert Prtce Par eels SctpiO E M Harrts Janet H Hams to Elden C Walburn Gladys C Walburn Lot 170 Jones 3rd Ad Mtddleport Rtchard A Grtf!tn Geraldme Gnffm to Larry R Hubbard 35 Acres Sutton Bernard V Fultz Betty J Fultz to George Moms Mary Elizabeth Morns 1nt n 40 34 Acres 30 80 Acres Bedford Florence McGrath Mary V Gnffm Carter D Gnffm Samuel K McGrath Arl M McGrath Robert McGrath Carolyn A McGrath to George Moms Mar Elizabeth Morr s 1nt m 40 34 Acres 30 80 Acres Bedford Clara E Howery Extrx was the hab1hty questton whether or not the state can be held hable for damages The court dld not set any dates for the hearmg on the queshon of habtlity decnling that tt will be detenmned after mottons are first constdered Brownmg who satd he would httgate the acilon blmSelf on behalf of the state satd he needed a mmunum of SIX months to prepare lje noted that the case represented the largest clatm ever filed agamst the state We won t take this lightly I assure you Brownmg told the court Lovett who represented all 59 parttes a! this hearmfl satd he would be ready to proceed at any ttme The claillts !tied m 1969 have been held inactive whtle httgalton was bemg heard m other courts of JUrt~dtctton BOth Brownmg and Lovett satd all other court cases relatmg to the Stiver Brtdge have been completed ----------Edd e Lou Howery dec to Dolphus Burke Jr Wanda Burke 3 Acres Columbta Phyll s A Campton for merly PhylliS A Cleek Wayne R Campton to Robert L Herron Trus Parcels Lebanon Donald E Kouns Edna B Kouns to Delford W Ferrell Marjor e L Ferrell 100 Acre Lot Syracuse W mired A Marcmko to Monongahela Power Co Rtght of way Ohve Charles H Cornell Agnes Cornell to Orland W Floyd Erma Naonu Floyd Lot No 3 Fatrftew Hgts Chester Carpenter News, Event Mr and Mrs Paul Wood and !run ly of Charleston vts ted wtth the W !ham Lawson family V na Rutherford spent a part of her vacat on here wtth her mother Faye Jordan her aunt Ida Denn son and other relattves m the area Mr and Mrs George McKmght and lam ly of Columbus v s ted h s grand parents Mrs Goldte Gtllogly and Mr and Mrs D 0 McKmght Mr and Mrs Dale Stansbury called on hts brother and stster m law Mr and Mrs C W Stansbury n Rutland Mr and M s Mendal Jordan and Mr a d Mrs Dwa ne Jordan and family spent an evening n Galhpol s wtth Mr and Mrs Walter Jordan and celebrated Walter Jordan s b rthday Mrs Clinton Gtlkey and Karen Albany also spent the day m Galhpohs wtth the Jordan a Mr and Mrs Harold Oxley took Mr and Mrs Harold Oxley Jr and daughter to Colwnbus on Sunday Harold Oxley Jr had sP.nt a furlough here after overseas duty and wtll repott o Fort Dlx N J w et e he wtll continue I is On ftrst glance after studymg Katie Crow s repo~t of the Pomeroy (])amber of Commerce rneetmg Monday the Pat Meeker Mall Plan for downtown Pomeroy ts attractive It may not be economtcally feastble but the tdea deserves the closest constderatton because 11 has been proven an e!fechve stlrt)ulant to the commrrc al health of many other small towns tn Oluo and the nabon For Pomeroy as for most towns whether the Mall Plan remams an 1dea or becomes realtty wtll htnge on the collective Wills of the people m Pomeroy You ve heard of cours, that nobody ever got anythmg for nuthm which exactly describes the proxpects of the Mall II the present plan or a vanahon oltt wms the approval of the property owners d1rectly Involved then they should hitch up thetr brttches to get tt done And ever~ man jack and his brother m the confines of Pomeroy s corporation llmtts should jockey up to lend a hand For what helps our downtown area helps everybody Zip Code on 85% of lst class mail The Ztp Code the ftve-dtgtl forms coupons reply en number fpllowmg the state in velopes etc He satd that Ztp Code use by Untied States addresses - now appears on more than 85 pet of other classes of mat! mcludes ltrst class rnatl accordtng to Airma 1 letters 91 pet and Pomeroy Postmaster Jtrn parcel post 96 pet The use of Ztp Code has been mandatory Soulsby He satd the codmg of mall s nee 1967 for second class and has become even more Import bulk thtrd class rates Postmaster Soulsby ex ant m recent months w th a grow ng share of ftrst class platned the ftve Ztp Code dtglts letters sorted on machmes as a telescop1t sequences eqwpped wtth lhe Zip Mail focusmg on successtvely smaller areas The first d1g1t Translator ( ZMT) Wtth thts computenzed pomts to a geographtcally untt the letter sortmg machme large area the second and operator stmply keys the Zip lhtrd dtgtts to one of 556 sec Code appear ng on the en !tonal centers key post of velope Postmaster Soulsby !tees wh ch serve 30 to 200 or sa d The Zip Code 1s then more smaller post offtces - or translated so the envelope ts to one maJor city post offtce routed to the bm whtch Will The last two d gtls stand for the &tve 1t the best trans post office or postal stat10n of ulbmate destination portatton he satd For example he satd PreviOusly postal clerks Ztp number 21750 means that were reqwred to learn the complex local and regwnal the letter ts bound for the sortmg schemes that are now Mtddle Atlanllc states represented by the !tgure 2 car~ted tn the ZMT computer The dtgtls 17 smgle out the Postmaster Soulsby satd that Zip Code usage ts runnmg Fredertck sectional center m about 85 pet on ftrst class mall Maryland Accordtngly the gomg from one busmess to sorter deposits the letter mto another The mat! from the an outgomg 217 pouch average lamtly to busmesses The letter together wtth all does much better however other 217 labeled mall arrtved w th the percentage nearmg 90 at Fredenck and other sorters pet he sa1d Thts reflects the re route the letter to tts near umversal use of Zip Code destmabon - Hancock Mary on bustness staltonery tn land as spectf ed by the dtg ts cludmg return address order 50 Aljred Socwl 'Votes Sunda:t School attendance on Sept 2 was 30 offering $17 00 Worshtp services were held at 11 a m wtth Rev Robert Meece speakmg from Jerenuah I 6-16 The worship attendance was 21 and offermg $14 70 Pledges were $4 7 A report of an average at tendance of 107 and a record attendance of 300 on Thursday evening at the Cluster Revival at Joppa was reported by Rev Meece Mrs Iva Upton ts reported to be lmprovmg after surgery at Veterans Memortal Hospital A son has been born to Mr duhes m the U S Army The Oxleys were JOtned lor dmner n Columbus by Mrs Oxley s son Dale Turner and frtend Reynoldsburg Mr and Mrs Earl S;arkey were n Columbus on Frtday and Saturday where he at tended regular meetings of hts msurance company and called to see hts stster Jesste Jewell On Saturday enroute home they stopped at the home of thetr son n Ia w and daughter Mr and Mrs Donald Jones Nelsonville and their other brother m law and stster Mr guests were Mr and Mrs Don and Mrs Merl Davis Dexter Jones and chtldren Of Mrs Katherine Lawson and Alexandria Va and Davtd Cheryl spent some tlme In Jones who ts bemg transferred Charleston wtth frtends and from Illtnois to Florida The~ relatives and visited her also attended the Parade of the mother Mrs Bert Withrow Htlls Parade m Nelsonville on who Is seriously til Saturday evening Mrs Larry Clark Tamara Mr and Mrs Dwalne Jor and Penny of Chester spent a dan Bryan Ke1lh and Sarah day with Mr and Mrs Earl Faye accompanied by her Starkey to help Mrs Starkey mother Mrs William Culwell celebrate her birthday Mrs were in Columbus where they Clark baked a special cake !or vlstted wlth Mrs Culwell s her grandmother A R Casto other son In law and daughter Charleston brother of Mrs Mr Blld Mrs Alfred Rice and Starkey also called at the famlly and attended a bridal Starkey home to ~xtend shower for the bride-elect of b rthday greetings He was Steve Rice enroute to New Lexington to Mr and Mrs Dale Stansbury vlsl another sister Mrs Elma wer ~ Sunday guests of her Vernon I Packed with actio 1 passion boo1e und su Is how Vl!lltlge of Valor by Gene Marvin Jr Is blurbed by Vantage Press, tP 50) Now York City That s our Gene Murvin Gene now catlettsburg manager for the Ashland (Ky ) Dally Indepcn~ent got his first bath <f pracllcal expenen~'ll with The Dally s~ntmel beginning In the summer of 1955 following !.'l'&duatton tn Journalism from the University of Kentucky that sprmg In mtd 1957 he moved on to the Ironton dolly and later still to !he Ashland organlzatlon Vesllgeof Valor ts set m the hill country of eastern Kentucky the heart of what today Is known as Appalachia Simon Bowen Gene s hero has the whole tn-bred personality of the moun talneer his closeness to family (but insecure outside It) his love of action tln contrast to contemplated moves) and hts certainly that the future will offer little that Is better than the present Simon staggers al ead from one major physical challenge to the next But the outstandmg act vtty or all Is the fightinB and killing We do not recommend the boQk to damtler sensibilities In fact I got turned off early which IS not to be construed lis a dagger at Gene for he IS trymg to make a buck by writmg to that sort of Amertcan public whtch Yantage s computers read out as wtllmg to pay for actton passiOn boQze and sex Many • Amer cans sllll take their readmg n more moderallon as wall as the actton (etc ) We remember Gene as an attractive personaltty outward frtendly eager to taste what makes the world and its people tick The back flap of Vesllge of Valor says Gene ts marrted that he n u and hts wtfe have three ch ldren and a dog named Marv and that ltshmg sports phystcal fitness brtdge and politics are his outside mterests • Today's Sport Parade By Milton Richman UP! Sportl Editor J Lmescores • Malor Let9ue lUlu Its &y Un ed Prtn lnttrnat an• Nit on11 LtliiUI p tl•bQh 203 103 200- 11 21 Ch cago ooo 00 Ol - J 7 J ~ooker (8 5) and Sangu en R•uschel Aker tJ LaRoche (3 Surr ii <•l Gu • (1) end R:udo ph LP- Reuscne l HRS- Rvdo Ph t2nd) Fanz9n~ IS h ~ x; s 11 9 (U 13) Ch and PDSII cago Ca forn e Bahnsen Herrmann Sands LP - --- LP 8UibV 00 000 000- 1 4 1 010 000 Jx- 1 \6 1 $tont {1) and lange (2 1 and Bahnstn ( 8 11 ) H R -Mus~r 4!~ l san F ran 000 OOt OJO- A 5o an 824 pace for the last four two Monday when the Pirates record lo 8-6 NEW YORK (UPI) - Bob Short abnost did it Atlanta 30~ 002 ox- 0 3D By FRED DOWN Aaron s homer was hia 37th Mar cna Carr hers (1 games and better !han 400 for defeated the Ollcago Cubs ll He almOst made baseball history by htrlng the flrst black UPI SPQrll Writer 0 Acqu s o Ul w 1oughby 15 or the season In Atlanls a 136th 3 and moved to within a half about a month as the Pirates nanager Willie Stargell may or may end ~aoer Ford 0 and 0 Allellllt he considered iL and that puts him In an unlqu~ class not be voted the National try to overcome the problems game of the !lrst-place St game - a projection which Cnanovl!l LP - Ma cha 21 HR Aaron tl7 h Johnson tcht there League s Most Valuable that have plagued tl~rn all Louis Cardinals The Pirates would enable him to flntah the •o h) lilort !an\ timid Player of 1973 but his Pill season with a tate ~tve lor the are back ut 500 with a 70-70 season wllh 714 and tie Babe Hou•ton 002 00 000- ~ 6 3 record and ~ave 22 games left Ruth s piJ.tlrne career mark tie U do things other owners would never dream of one of sburgh Pirates teimmates NL EM!ern Division Utle San D ego 000 JOO 02JC S 9 Aaron s homer was a two-run Harlk Aaron hit his 71oth G H n Forsch 8 and Ju ze Stargell went 4.for-4 glvmg m!ch was hiring Ted Williams to manage his ball club agree that he s leading the Gre f 9 15) and Kenda LP him 14htls In hts last 17 at bats career ~omer as the Atlanta smash in the third Inning which Griff He also lured Curt Flood out of rellrement from Copenhagen league m swinging Sgaln n 6 UJd engineered what he calls one of the worst deals m history by Willie has been swinging at seored three runs and drove In Braves defeated the San lifted the Braves to a 7.0 lead {On y games schedu ed Francisco Giants 10-4 and the and Dave Johnson also hom living up hall his franchise for Denn~ McLain Amer nn l,.eague ered In tbe seventh It was San Otego Padres topped the C eve and 010 010 001 3 90 Hll latest deal looks a little Petter though New York 0 0 000 001 2 0 Johnson s 40th of the season Houston Astros ft-3 In other That s the one where he gol Bllly Martin to pilot his Texas T drow 12 • a,nd Dunc an leaving h1m two short of Peterson Gnmger Y and NL games Rllllgers three days ago The way Martin has started off he may LP - Pete son (8 14 In the American League It Rogers Hornsby s record for a Munson ll'ind Up Manager of the Year HR s- Hegan 5th B om beg was BOston 4 Baltunore 3 second baseman In one season 9 h Bob Short has had his eye on Jltlly Martin for six years now He Cleveland 3 New York 2 Juan Mancha! lasted only a Boston 111o has had hiS eye on other men black men as posstble 00 20 00(,1 4 0 Milwaukee 6 Detroit 5 Min third of an inning and suffered Be 1 more 000 100 200- 3 8 1 managers for hls club T fin Bo n 7 and F sk. nesota 5 Texas 4 Oakland his 12th loss against 10 wms for Jerre I ve given considerable thought to havmg a blaclc manager son Reyno ds 6 and We can do more for you routed Kansas City 13-() Call sa~ Francisco W t!lmS WP - T an 17 2 says ShOrt You cant Ignore certam men like Frank RobulSOn with a tree survey of your A triple by Johnny Grubb LP J.,tte son 4 5 forma downed Chicago 7 I and Elston Howard I think Larry Doby has Ue qualificallons r sks and nsuronce poilcies The Ptrates Improved the1r and a smgle by Leron LeeTh s w I avo d overtopping De ro 01 000 02 5 1 0 alto This may surprtse some flllOple but all of these fellows were Milw 002 02 0 X 6 6 3 both on balls misjudged by pol cies and uninsured rlskl record under new Manager In my mind when I hired Wiliams They were sttll m my mmd LaG Ow M er 5 Sche Phone 992 2342 for adequate rookie outfielders-allowed the Danny Milrtaugh to 3-1 with a man 7 and 0 de Co fbo n when 1 hlted Whitey Herzog I knew a fellow hke Robmson has coverage at low cost 09 9 and Porte LP-LaG row Padres to score the tie Winter league managerial expertence In Puerto R1co and that CINCINNATI (UPI) - The clutch hitlmg of rooktes Dan 21-hit attack which includad (1 4 HRs May 25th may be as good as minor league managerial experience but I leading National League West Driessen and Ken Griffey ftve hits by Richie Zisk in breaking runs in lhe etghth Thomas 2nd mning and beat the Astros who think one Of the reasons you don t see any black managers ts pennant contenders-4he siz Drtessen ts considered a prune addttlon to Stargell s four htts Texas 01 oo 00 4 8 started the game with six M nn 000 <00 Ox 5 9 because they won t do somethmg like Billy Martm did zllng Cincmnalt Reds and the contender for Rookte of the The Pirates kayoed Rick Hudson Gogolewsk (4 Me rookies in thetr lineup Bill I LUre What• troubled Los Angeles Year honors Griffey recently Reuschel IZ-15 m the thlrd r It 7 and Suarez F e Like what exactly' Dodgers- begm an Important brought up frqm the Reds ummg and kept hammermg Greif went the distance to win Corb n 7 and Borgrnann WP Corb n s S LP Martin voluntarily gave up a major league job for a mmor two-game sertes here tonight lndtanapohs farm team al away at four relievers Jun his ninth game for the Padres c;;ogo ewsK (3 6 while Tom Griffin suffered the league one simply so he could gain expenence Short pomts out The Reds winners of mne of ready has taken that Iitle m the Rooker went the dtstance wtth Kan C tv 000 000 000 0 4 2 a sevenhitter to ratse his loss MIDDLEPORT 0 He left &major league coachmg jobwtth the Twtns to manage the1r last 11 giunes hold a Amertcan AssoCiation Oakland ooo 360 40> 13 4 0 Busby Drago 5 Wr ght 1 Denver Martin was the greatest th1rd base coach I ve ever seen Pete Rose probably ts enJOY three game lead over the S mpson 7 and Tay or B ue After he went to Denver and did such a tremendous job there he Dodgers who managed to halt mg hts fmest season In Sun was named manager of Minnesota a nothing club at the time a mne game losmg streak day s doubleheader wm over and be led 11 to a diviBlon lttle I had gotten to know h1m when I Sunday Atlanta Rose collected SIX h1ta owned the lllinneapolls Lakers and I always admtred hun TWO EVENINGS Although the Reds and m 10 at bats to up his average to 348 by far tl)!l best m the Okay so now Mmnesota flres him at the end of the !969 Dodgers still meet for three EACH WEEK season I got Wllliams as my manager He s Manager of the Year more games later this month m Nallonal League Second place Ma or League Stand ngs Oakland 13 Kan Cl y 0 and he sIn the ftrst year of hts contract with me When the Twtns Los Angeles a two game sw~p Bob Watson of Houston ts 30 By Un ted P ess tnternat on a Ca fo nla 1 Ch cago Today s PrDbable Pltche s Nat ona League fire Martin I discuss hun wtth Wtlllams saymg he wasn t !1red by the Reds would boOst thetr pomts behmd Rose w1th a 318 h East lA IT mes EDT) w pet g b Bos on Pa n 13 13 at because he was a bad manager he was fired because he got m lead to ftve games and gtve average Sa mo e McNa y 5 4 7 JO s 12 7 503 Ross Grunsley and Jack sP Lou trouble with the front offtce Williams says he s as good a them a little breathmg room A sbu gh 70 70 500 pm 69 73 486 2 Cleveland (Pe ry 15 19 a manager as there ts m the major leagues sweep by the Dodgers would Btlhngham are expected to Mon ea York 69 74 '183 3 New York Dobson 7 6 7 30 1 say to Wtlliams I think we should hire him as a Trtple A lighten the margm to only one pttch lor the Reds tomght and New Ch cago 68 74 479 3 pm Wednesday mght wtth Don Ph lade ph a 64 79 448 8 Detro t Fryman 5 10 at manager then if you retire or move up Into the front offtce he game Wut M !waukee IS a on 12 I 8 30 Sutton and Claude Osteen could succeed you Williams says he thmks it sa good tdea By the mere fact that the wtpc1gb pm Texas C yde ~ 6 a M n So Short WtlhamsandMartmmetmBaltunoredurmgthe 1969 Reds are three games up at scheduled to go for the C nc nnat 87 57 604 Las Ange es 84 60 583 3 nesota Decke 9 7) 9 p m World Sertes Short offered Martm the Denver managertal JOb Dodgers thts pomt m the season the San F anc sco 80 62 563 6 Kansas C ty Drago 2 13) at Hous on 73 3 SOO 15 Oak and Abbot 0 0 p m Martm mull~ 11 over a:w!Jile and dectded to take a job w1th a Dodgers know they ve abnost A anta 70 76 4 9 18 Ch cago Wopd 23 16 at Minneapolis radio stallon mstead got to sweep this sertes to stay San 0 ego Sl 90 37 33 2 Ca fo n a (Ryan 6 16 pm Mondays Results Wednesday s Games He dld a good job there too say&Short m contention says Gordy Ma1or League L:eaders MONDAY EVENING P tsbu gh Ch cago 3 Boston at New Yo k nigh Now Its 1970 and Qlarhe Finley s manager at Oakland m Coleman former Reds player By Un ted Press Inter nat ona Atlan a 0 San Franc sco 4 M wet Bat more 2 tw n gh Lead ng BaUers Texas a M nneso a ri ght John McNBI!jara Finley talks to me and says he d like to make a and now director of the team s San D ego 5 Houston 3 AND TUESDAY EVENING Nat ona Lea9ue On y games scheduled Ch cago at Cal forn a n gh g ab r h pet change He asks me whom I d recommend and I tell hun there s Speakers Bureau A spht Rose C n 43 603 OS 2 0 348 Today s Probable P tchers Kansas City at Oak and n ght oto9 3Q--AI you can eat (orAl a Cartel Only games Schedu ed only one manager as far as I m concerned and what s more he wouldn t hurt the Reds but the W lA TmesEDT) sn Hou 46 536 9 70 317 P tsbu gh (Blass 3 7 a Cdeno Hou 24 468 76 47 3 4 comes from Ollkland-BH!y Martin Fmley says That s a Dodgers couldn t take 11 Hooton 2 3 2 30 Madox SF 124 500 70 56 3 2 Ch cag-o helluva Idea 1How do I get hold of Martm' Coleman a member of the C dn Ch 27 459 7~ 43 3 2 pm Yo k Koosman 2 4 at ez C n 36 511 64 59 J I PhNew Gave Him Phone Number Reds Hall of Fame says tl s Pe adelph a Lonborg 12 2 s ge P 25 448 86 139 3 0 The Da1~ Sentinel As [ recaq I gave him hts phone number but somehow he better for the Reds that the Hun M 13 40 61 24 309 7 35 p m San Franc sco B ad ey 2 couldn t get hold of Martm Finally he d1d but by then he had Dodgers fmally ended their Sngltn Mt 42 495 92 151 305 a A anta Sc hue er 8 7 8 Wilms Ch 38 508 67 54 303 pm deCided to keep McNamara for the rest of the year mne game losmg streak wtth a Ame can League Los Ange es Sutton 6 9 a g ab r h pet ffitllhately, Detroit htred Martm l1red him and Short signed 5.3 Will over San Otego before No man 12 8 Carw M n 33 516 84 179 347 C nc nna him ~ Pl'W: weekend In hts first two games as the Rangers pm arr1ving here Ho trl Del 102 380 41 !20 316 Mon rea (Renko 2 10 at St man~r Martm beat Oakland twtce There s no way I wotild Murc NY 143 552 76 H2 3 2 Lou s Fos er 2 7 9 p m May M 40 56 ~ 89 l74 310 want to play the Dodgers if Munsn NY 34 464 77 43 308 Houston Kon eczy 0 0 at San Finley ~ dylllg laughs Short Jones 5 4 10 30 P m Ot s KC 36 l38 86 63 303 D egoWednesday Before he even talked wtth Martin Short had dectde« to let they had just lost 10m a row s Games Cpeda eos 30 506 so 52 300 sa1d Coleman Just from the Scot M Herzog go 39 532 85 SJ 295 P tsburgh a Ch cago New York a Ph Ia n ght Drinks and We had a conference says Short and !told Whitey I don t human nature stan~pomt they Jcksn Oak 4 516 96 52 295 Mon W de Menu eal at S Lou s n gh Dv s Sal 122 491 4?- 45 295 Dessert Extro Cho ce blame you as manager I blame myself I htred you I also blame would be m an even angner Los Ang a c nc nna n ght Home Runs San F an at A ant a n ght Nat anal League Johnson myself for opt advising you to go out and get the greatest pitchmg mood eommg m here On y games scheduled A 40 S arge P t ;1-9 Bonds Order our regular menu every n ght 5 to 10 coach lri Awerlca Maybe (John) Sam or whomever Two weeks ago with the SF 38 Aa on A I 37 Evans Amer can League 1 told W)Jitey he made a mistake m the selection of hts ptl Reds 3'h games behind the A I 36 Eas1 A mer can League Jar::Rsan ching coach thiS ~ear He argued that he had the greatest ptt Dodgers Johnny Bench satd m Oak w I pet gb 3 F sk Bos 26 Rob nson 62 l9 l82 chmg coaC~t (Omck Estrada) I satd to hlDl he mtght have the order to wm the diVISIOn his Cal 0 s KC May M Bendo Ba t mo e 79 65 549 4 ' Boson Bu oughs TelC 25 greatest pitching coach but he certainly didn t have the greatest club would have to wm 20 of the Oak and R.uns 76 69 l24 8 Det o t Batted II'! 72 72 500 New York Nat onal Lei}QI.,Ie" S argell pilchmg st~ff He kept telling me he had the best pttchmg coacn remauung 30 games and Will at 70 73 490 3 M waukee P 105 Bench C n 01 May 1told him he was gomg to have to make a change next year He least four of the five games Hou 99 S ng eton Mt 95 C eve and 63 84 429 22 west couldn t !1<1• tl He s a very loyal guy I don t blame hun One of With the Dodgers Evans and JohnSOf4 A 94 pet g b w A mer can League Jackson PH 992 3629 the troubles In baseball IS that so many fellows hire their frtends Wtth 12 of the !mal 30 games Oak 2 Mayberr.y KC 93 Oakland 83 60 l60 5 l4l 78 65 You know the old saying With frtendS like thts who need m the Reds have exceeded Sco M I 9 May M 90 Kansas c tv 7272 500 12 Ch ca~o Bench s goal by wummg nine Mu ce r NYP87tchlng 69 73 466 14 enem1es?;J M nnesota 65 7l 464 16 ActuajlY though If 1t was possible I would ve ftred the tunes Nat ona Leagu~ Bryan SF Ca fo n a so 92 352 31 Texas 0 B II ngham and Gu le owner 'I'llllt s me I m the one responSible I m the one who Cincinnati s pennant drive 21 Monday s Resu ts Cn 7 8 Os een LA 16 8 should ftre myself 1menlloned tt to my Wife and you know what has been bolstered by the Su ton LA and Seave NY 16 Cleve and 3 New Yo k 2 Bos on 4 Batt mo e 3 9 she said' M Iwaukee 6 De o t 5 A mer can League Wood Ch MOORE'S M nneso a 5 Texas 4 23 a Ho zman Oak 20 11 Why don t you Dodgers need sweep to stay • In '73 chase NOW BUFFET DINING to decision over Norton INGLEWOOD Calif ( UP1) Muhammad Alt couldn t dance all rught but he managed to Jttterbug long eqough to dazzle Ken Norton mto defeat Monday mght A i desperately ftghting age on hts way back to a Iitle match and Norton ahXIous to prove his broken jaw~vtctory over the former champion March 21 was no fluke battled through a feroc1ous !:Hound sluglest With All taktng the spht deCISIOn Ali set a tremendous pace and except for a few lapses m the stxth seventh and lith rounds kept 1t up-'-llesptte severe pain In his rtght hand which he acknowledged alter wards might have been broken tn the SIXth Norton refused to gtve an mch I had somethmg to prove to myself an exhausted Ali satd I was angry with myself for gettmg so out of shape for my last fight and I had to prove that I could still ftght ltke I know I can Unlike hts performance m preVIous ftghts smce his return to the rmg followmg a 3\io year layoff Alt was all business agamst Norton thts tune He satd he was tn perfect phys1cal condttton and that he was glad he was conSidering Norton s outstanding per formance Alt btcycled swtftly around the rmg tiring and frustrktlng Norton constantly sticking " hlm with twisting jabs In the early rounds Norton seemed unsure All s speed weakemng him as he chased a floating ~ target Norton swung only two ~lld shots and !hey both carne in the " fourth round The first a looping left hook caught Ali in the jaw and then a straight ~ ahead right jolted All s head at 1 the bell Although All recetved the spilt decision (6-5 I'HI 7~) Norton felt he should have been judged the winner I thought I hit hlm with better punches and I was conftdent m the end that I llld won Norton said I )!new It would be close bill I thought I had It All said he would return the favor to Norton and give him g a fematch If l'ie wanted on6 ' Norton said he did y The MEIGS INN Pa mer Sa 1 9 8 Colborn M 9 9 Co em an De 9 15 Basox cut Orioles lead By VITO STELLINO UPI SP'Ifll Writer If the e.oston Red Sox played against the rest of the league the way they play against the Baltimore Ortoles they d still be m oontentloll Bul sl~ce they haven t the Red Sol really only have lhe sllmm~~~ of chances even though they continued their domin~tlon of the Orioles Monday night '!be Red Sox who now have won 11 of 17 games against the Orioles turned In a 4 3 triumjlh that sliced the Orlol"l' Eastern Division lead to 4'h; games Boston Is siX games back lri the lojlt colunm and even If the Or!O)!ll go 11 10 lri thelr final 21 pm~ 1 Boston would have to play l4-4ln Its finall6 games to catclj the Red Sox t11ere s little evidence that Bal\lmore wlll drop to 500 the last three weeks- or that Bolllpn can play al an 800 cUp 1 at the same tune Fisk Sums It Up Carlton Ftsk summed up the Red Sox feelings when he satd I don t thmk the Or1oles are going to play 500 l:)all Ftsk hit run-scormg singles in the fourth and stxth umlngs to pace the Red Sox to the VICtory LUIS Tlant 17 12 needed rellef help from Bob BO!tn m the seventh to gain the triumph In the other American League games Oakland downed Kansas City 13 0 Cleveland edged New York 3 2 Californta routed Chicago 7 I Minnesota topped 'l'exas 5-4 and Milwaukee mpped Detroit 6-5 In the only National League games Atlanta routed San Francisco 10-4 as Hank Aaron hit his 710th career homer Pittsburgh ripped Ollcago II 3 and san Otego downed Houston ii-3 Oakland moved a step closer to the Western Division ~Town GOOD i lnternat onal League P ayofh Stand ngs Bestthree of the F nals Th s Week s Special SPECIAL OUR CHICAGO PAINT BY CHIEF Outside White Latex Or 011 Base ONLY CRAYOLAS 1-4" PAINT BRUSH FREE WITH EACH 2 GAL PURCHASE ··tc"'" 64 CRAYONS 1970 FORD F-100 PICKUP Karr & Van Zandt j ITI ~NNU~l f~ll REGULAR ill9 • I NBA TRADE BUFFALO NY (UP!) The National Basketball Aasoctatlon Buffalo Braves satd Monday they traded th1rd year man John Hununer and their second-round draft cholce Ill 1974 to the Oltcago Bulls for forward Garfield Heard and the rights to KeVIn Kunnert a seven-foot center from the Umverslty of Iowa by routing Kansas City as Vtda Blue pttched a four-hitter The W L Pet Pawtucket 1 000 victory pushed the As lead to Cha 000 eston 0 four games over the Royals Mondays Result Joe Rud1 and Billy Conigliaro Paw ucke 4 Char eston each drove In three runs for Oakland Sal Bando of Oakland Ttdes are caused by the collected three hlts for Oak gra'V taltonal pull of the sun land and moon upon the earth Btlly Marlin suffered through the fltst of what Is bound to be many losses in a Texas uniform After the Rangers beat Oakland In his ltrst two games as manager they lost to Minnesota the first team Martin managed Bobby Darwm singled m the decldmg run m the seventh Inning for WEDNESDAY Twins v 8 motor a~lo trans • r and topper --:----- ~ l I Stargell hot, Pirates ~ roll; Cards lead cut ~ DOWNINGCHILDS AGENCY INC. Ali dances and Mrs Everett (Buck) Calaway He has been named Adam The Calaways have two daughters also The mother and chtldren attended Sunday School here on Aug 28 Mrs Clara Follrod spent a few days recently with her aunt Phoebe Hueston of Little Hockmg who Is quite Ill Mr and Mrs Robert Fatrchlld Gary and Gale of 'Htland Calif recently spent a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Elmer Bibbee and her brother Dorset Last Sunday guests of the Btbbees were Mr and Mrs Donald Pratt Mr and Mrs David Pratt Mr and Mrs Stephen Pratt Ron Zeigler and son Tod all of AI bany Roger Pratt of Athens and Mr and Mrs Carl Biddle of Florida VIBltlng the McLure funeral home In Marlelta on Thursday evening for Arlene Davis were Osle and Harold HenderllOn Attending services there for Arlene Davis on Friday al ternoon were Mr and Mrs Hobart Swartz Genevieve Guthrie Thelma Henderson Nina Robinson Clara Follrod and Mr and Mrs Chas 0 forenoon services a basket Woode Her husband Earl dmner al noon and an aft passed away on Feb 2 of this ernoon program More details year The bavlses formerly wlll be announced later lived In this area Richard Swartz of Ravenna The Bllnual homecoming of Ohio apent Labor Day the Allred Olurch will be held weekend here with hla jNirenll Sept 16 with all the usual Mr and Mrs Vere 81rartz f'.¥.®Wli'.ti'l.WH"I'#&. ::w.w;:>; ~W~..XW/$~ Sept 11 1973 '~'~~4-~.:t.~nm-»:1 GIANT MARKING PENS REG 59' MOORE'S AMERICAN HARDWARE You 1L ~·OUr QualifY, W~y ol " • Adolph's Dairy Valley At tht Pomeroy Mason I Doing Buslnon GMAC FINANCING "2 5142 Pomeroy Open Evenlnt• Till TitS PM Sat oo 124 W. MAIN 992-2848 POMEROY �-t - ·r~\ l)nil~~ ~·n~~~l. Midd~;.~!;~;~n~ro~:k~~::-~~!;.:-~~.:J~~~~:-:-:-:~ ~1R:•~~~%:{::,~~~~=1*1l~=:;:::;::'fu~M==~==~~=·'·'''@ ~ *'thl.e" s · ~: : :;, v 0 rts :;:; ;:;:: D esk · ~;:~ >>~ ..... ~~~-...... ..•: ' . '•'•'•'•' . ;:;:;:;, ,;:; :;( 1:f:~;~; ,, : : :~:- :-...... :~~ :l ~~): ~~1 :;:n M B D v 1 @ M ~;::-'§ '""l . Y l!llllY r(~Oe.~ Despite the loss last Friday . ~ght . at the hands or Pl. ~ PIPasant, a few bright spots were vtstble m llle Metgs Marauder . efforts . For instance-, senior fullback Robbie Eason pu~ted fm' a 37-yard average in three !:icks, very respectable for • lugh school punter. And one of the brightest spots of al! was the passing of senior quarterback Jay Warner who completed 12ol25 passes for 167 yards. 1n fact, Warner's passing in the last quarter helped him break 2 individual aiWme Marauder records and I team record. Be~ore Friday night, the team record for most passes at· tempted in one game was 24, set in 1967 against Wahama and again in 1970 against Ga!!ipolis. The individual record was .also 24, set in that 1970 Gallipolis game by Bob Werry. The other individual record broken by Warner was most passes completed in a game, which was II, set by Pat O'Brien vs. Pl. Pleasant in 1969. ;!;i:i;! •" .~::~:: ..:.... 1TI ;:;:;:;: '. ::~:<: .·.·.:·· ill :;:;!:l • I r.w !t:ii .lAMES Til YUill ums Jurnes H. Tuy!or, 26~1 l.tberty St., Pllfkersbur~. W. Vu ., who has worked us no adjuster ror - bH'klt• f.rtrl 1\dwltrds from San Insurance Nic kcr. ~ o~nn 11nrl C11. In this nn'n 1-'rllndSlil for runnin~ hnc:k Hnndv Jueksun und J.tUurd Wit ,, ;. Pnrkcr from Lo• t.ng(•lcs for 11 dmlt choke. New "nglnnd traded defen· sive end Denn is Wirgowski to Phl!ndc!phia ond oblllinl'<l !inc· backer Bl'inn Stenger fr om Plltsburgh and the Steulcrs also shipped veteran tight end Wnrren Bankston to Onkland for -. pair of draft choices.' Titc New York Giants cut rookies William Wideman, Jack Rizzo and Hon Lumpkin nnd Philadelphia pla ced Richard Harri~ . the Eagles' top defensive lineman on the Inactive list after he s~ffered a knee 'injury Saturday night . ' Maynard traded for draft choice B Mund.1ty WJL'5 tht• fum! t'Ul · uu~tt.·d fmm hiS JUll by .1m; l"AitNil'HI.I M ur~ ~'IH' Adkins. IJbl HIIIl'<i 111 dt•lltl Ill the NFI.. w1u1 rosters Ul'l S piii'IS Wrih•r tht• nff~Nl'Usn n h·om Nt•w tn ht• sl't at tlw rt't.!Uiur .SNU~on Onr' of. tiH'. ~n\at lXassing ('OIIlbtmallons Ill NatiOJUtl Foot· Orlt•Hns, wad ruuku· Dm'ld lludl of 40 and dullS w1•1·e ' "'"' ' ling lind d(•nting to mnkc bill! Lca~tll' htslo•·y was $<'!JII· Kni~ht . " I hm·p 1111 hal'd frt• lin~~:· rnl<'<l Monday . lh•· 1! 11 til. M11ny of I he vu~' will Dun Maynnrd, who lcttnwd Ma) I1W'd s;ml. "111C J.;·t s havt• nul bt· lltltiOtutl1'C! until lato with quarterback Joe Namath bt,•~n htking l'ilfl' nf llli.' and t(lday vr W<'<l n~sduy . 111l' .Jets waived tight Pnti for lhr past t•i~hl years lO fill' Ill wat ('hin~-t ovr r IHt' for :1 long time. They will 1:1lways h:we a Dennis Combal, put Adkins on our of tht• most ft'llr<'d passing attacks in pro foolba l!, Monday l>lm·t• in my lwart but. now 1 llw <1\•m•tivu i L~l list and plaL'Cd was deall by lhr New York Jets have IHtotlwr brlct~r to cross." rookie clef~nsive tackle Bob "'!1tere will 11 iways b<• a l~trrish on inju red reserve and to I he St . Louis Cardinals for a wm·m S(lOI in Nt•w York for Dallas rclensed veteran linedraft choice. Maynard was caught in 11 Don Maynard," P.wbank said. b11cker Ca rl Winfrey and youth movement and refused ·•we ha led to let him go but we placed four players on 'injured to be pushed into retirement. hnvt• some fine young lists. Weeb Ewbank the Jets' coach o·ecelvet·s around and could not Cleveland traded linebaker and gimeral ~anager, asked afford to lose any of them al Hick Klngrca to Buffalo for a the 36-year-old wide receiver to this sta~e of their dovelop· draft choice and the Bills al.so retire two weeks ago but mcnt. ~~ obtained veteran defensive Maynard refused . Hr "'" ' II\' 1 .. .1 ' 0 .. .. ' ··' The light. right look in white Nurse-Mates . by Designed to add a flair of fashion to your professional wardrobe with youthful touches so new In full- comfort service shoes. Enjoy .• .. .r': t : . ,~ this fashionable new l09k at heritage' house Your Tnom MeAn Store MIDDLEPORT .. . I' I I l ) J' Time to Think of Change FULL BED SIZE BODY SUITS $444 NEW MDSE. WEEKLY! I l ! I I I . I l .h!Carved DIAMOND RI N GS So he already .hits your Art Car ved dia mond ring picked ovt. _,nd he ' s lust wai tinCI fo surpr ise vou at Chris tmas? Fine Idea . Nothing, absolutely nothinQ, will make your eyes llght up like a ·breathtak ing ArtCarved diamond ring. Uut we·re w iiJing to bet he c an 't wait . W,e'v e se~ n 1t ha ppen so many times . The Art Carved diamond will • Imply burn a hole rlghl over one hundred y ear~ of Value guarantee. II he really wanls lo keep It until Ch risI· mao, lheonty way will be for us to hold It in our vault. Each One 36"x72" Complete with Strips and Rust F'roof Tacks! $ 94 Labels and Walnut Look Finished Two Tier Rack REG. 2Sc 3.94 1 11 WRITES "McGraw Edison" Blue. Orange, Green Regular 9c ¢ 2 SLICE a SIZE 15"x36" •, , . ' KITCHEN TOOLS "' SlARTS On Sale Wednesday tO AM EACH .. ALADDIN QUALITY . DUDLEY'S.A.ORIST PINT SIZE • . THERMOS. BOTTLE Forks , spoons, salad fork s, knives, steak knives, ice tea spoons, etc. s~\.£ ~ Cotton Polyester Prints REGULAR $1.94 WHILE THEY LAST! Fancy 60" WIDTH handles - give your table a new look al these low sa le ' AU10 SNACK :TRAY / I . EACH tl•ll];f3:C•lt34 A DISCOUNT ¢ o ·E PARTMENT STORE I J '2.98 OUR OTHER SAlE MATERIAL SOME PLAIN COLORS INCLUDED. VALUE TO 69c FOR TO INClUDING SOME OF BANKAMERICIRO. •12 QUART DISH PAN alO QU'aRT UTILITY PAIL a 12 QUART WASTE' BASKET $1.98vo. VA LUES ¢ PLASTIC HOUSEWARES :Fm . NEW SHIPMENT COMPARE AT 69c • 2 Quart Tea Kettle YOUR CHOICE! . prices. Over ·The Hump c U j'· ~~ STAINLESS FLATWARE ...--~.... '·--- r ~, ~ ~·· h Set · ~~ a TWO TINE FORK •" ,nlv • SLOTTED SPOON -€;:'~ POTATO MASHER ~ , a SMALL TURNER · ~ , · • LADLE , , • LARGE TURNER • LARGE SPOON • 10 A.M., \.. SYMPATHY FlOWERS PLENTY OF FREE PARKING • NO METERS ¢ a SEVERAL DESIGNS Vivid color plastic handles. , chrome plated . Regular 44c each. Select from 7 types. ~-~ $ 22 . FRINGED ENDS $ SALE $9.95 . FOR KITCHEN OR BATH! ·c·. ONLY! SIZES 66x80 and 80x90 . BALL POINT PENS . BLANKETS lo Plans for a cystic fibrosis to Sherrie Marshall, a cystic drive this fall were made by fibrosis child, who was a guest the Eight and Forty, Meigs at the picnic . County Sa lon 710, Monday Mrs. Charles Marshall was ~ night at the Roadside Park welcomed Into partnership. A : following a picnic. school of instruction will be·: Reporting on the national held in Canton.at the Imperial ; convention flf Eight and Forty . House · next month. Attending • held.in Hawaii last monlh were will he Mrs. Catherine Welsh, : Mrs. Mary Martin and Mrs. state chairwoman for nurses . Myrtle Walker. Small gilts scholarship ; Mrs. Walker, : were presented to each of the third member of children and • partners by the two who at- youth ; Mrs. Martin, third • !ended, and a dol! and a member of the department • bracelet from there were given finance commillee; Mrs. Eunie • Brinker, and Mrs. nhoda ~ Hackett. Trophies won at the slate ' convention in ·July . were displayed at the meeting. · Members were asked to con, • tact Mrs. Walker if they are . .PORT~AND - The 'tam.ily of inl<!rested in going to Kings : Mr.andMrs.A.M. Westmetal Island. Knives were ordered ' the West home here · recently and will be sold by the salon. ' for a reunion. Grace preceding Mrs. Fern Cheesebrew had the a turkey dinner was given by prayer preceding the picnic. . Arley West. The aflernoon was spent visiting, playing games ARE DINNER GUESTS and taking pictures . Mr. and Mrs. Juan Luis ' Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Ortiz, the former Lawana Sue L. H. Jordan, Mogadore; Mr. Middleport, of and Mrs. L. C. Jordan, Tufts, Guatemala, were Monday Hurricane, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Arnold MaxweJI, night dinner guests of Mr. and Pataskala; Mr . and Mrs. Mrs. A. R. Knight, Lincoln Orville West, Clinton; Mr . and Drive, Pomeroy. Mrs. Ortiz is Mrs. John Watson, Robby and a first grade teacher there. Lu Ann, Weirton, W. Va .; Mr. ' apd Mrs. James Hess and Lois, Dearborn , Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell, Joda and Jay, Hurricane, W. Va.; Mr. and BASKETS Mrs. Murrell West, Ricky and FROM SlO.oO • Murita, Ravenswood; Mr. and SPRAYS Mrs. James Taylor, Belle, W. FROM$7 .50 Va.; Mr. and Mrs. R. C. VASES Spencer, Spencer, W. Va .; Mr. FRQMS7.SO and Mrs . Keeling, Elkview ; ' Sgt. and Mrs. Harry Spencer and daughler, Beth, Waverly, 59 N. 2nd Middleport W. Va . West family reunion held .SCREEN PRINT PRINTED TERRY tOWELS RED :~ INK . -,:',' VALUES TO $1.97 STARTS WEDNESDAY 10 A.M. PLASTIC TUMBLERS Thermal · & needlewoven weaves. If perfect, values SAVE $1.10 BIC" MANY NEW FALL FABRICS HERE NOW. SUNDAY I PM To 6 PM OPEN !0 Til 9- 6 DAYS ' Goessler Jewelry Store Court.St. You Get 12 Apohocary Shaped Bottles, AND • FOR 33~ THE HANDY 8 OUNCE SIZE! "BEACON" IRREGULARS! · SPICE SET $ 88 12 INCH WIDEBY REYNOLDS - •• • Covered Cake Or U~ility Pan ' 10 A.M. TWO Tl ER WOODEN FOIL • 7 Cup- Percolator \ WEDNESDA~ ·:AlUM.INUM • 3 Quart Covered Sauce Pan I STARTS White enamel with black mat. Sho•i Sleeve and Long Sleeve Biq Selection! • Covered Pie Carrier ......._ $ bold figures and graduations. MEN'S BANLON ......... to sponsor drive ¢ A -4.49 Value! ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS FOR 12x 18 & 16x20 BATHROOM SCALES $ 44 RED ' Range $ 22 Huntington Courthouse. Mrs. Roush, lhe former Pear! Dudding, was a daughter of the !ate Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Dudding, Mason, while Mr. Roush was the son of the lltte Mr . and Mrs . .Joseph Roush, Mason. The Roushes have spent most of their lifetime in Mason, although they began the firs! part of their married life In Racine , Ohio and moved to their present location In 1931. Roush is a retired coal miner. Seven grandchildren and six . great-grandchildren complete the family . .Eight and Forty Sizes i0x12, Bx10 DEPENDABLE 'DETECTO' QUAliTY TOPS • Tubed Cake Pan by Mark Golden anni.versary• MASON, W. Va . - Open Is being planned at the home of Mr . and Mrs. Eber Roush, Mason, September 23, in nb~;ervance of their 50th wedding anniversary. Their only children, three daughters , Mrs . Eqw ard (Ruth/ Ryan, Mrs . John (Jean) Crueser and Mrs . Marion (Minnie) Rizer, all of Mason, will be hosting the event 'and invite friends and relatives to visit from 1 to 4 p,m. Mr . and Mrs. Roush were married September 20, 1923 by the Rev. L. E. Leslie in the Not framed, ot course. A wide variety of landscapes, still lite, figures. e tc. You'll want s~:? v e ra I for hotne or office . 1[!1 ~ 3il$f4 I~ t§ W01MENS FALL NEAREST STORE 'I' ArtCarved excellence and warranted b•f I·~ ArtCMved excellence and warranted by the ArtCarved Permnnent Mr. and Mrs. EberRoush hou~;e PICTURES · Ac cur~te even on carpet or uneven floor s. Easy to read , ,. TOASTER • 3 Piece th.rouqh his pocket, and he' ll be slipping lt on your finger long before Santa is dve . We won ' t blame hlm or ev~n ljay we fold you so. In choosin9 an ArKarved . he has selected the VP.r Y Mrs. SQUARE .FEET! AUTOMATIC 1' finest in diam ond rrngs, ba cked WHILE 100 LAST! COMPARE AT'27c 00 HEAVY VINYL , 1 $ 4'/z QUART SIZE 2. Year Guarantee 4 Colors I. J 10 PAGES BAIL ELECTRIC BLANKET ' l a rr <.~ n gc m cnt, We're ove-rstocked .:....., so you get big bargain s on our entire stock ol new fall flowers. All are very life like, washable. lOc values . ASSORTED DESIGN COVE METAL Our Everyday Price is $13.88 Women's Long Sleeve f PLASTIC UTILITY P.Ail • 4 Quart Covered Sauce Pan •f • C lan~ ncc SI.ATE IWSPEI.SING fh1i1CI' for an Oriental A llro~ram of gosP<I singing arrangement, Mrs. Ginther for will be pre~n!ed at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Meigs Junior High School in Middleport. The Joyful Sounds Trio and Gard· VI SIT I'IJM~:ROV ner Trio will be featured . The D1·. and Mrs. K II . Tracy, rrubllc is invited to attend the Columbus, spen t the weekend program whi ~ h is being here visiting his mother, Mrs. sponsored by the Middleport F: . J. Tracy , Pomeroy . United Pentecostal' Church IIILJ KS ARTIFICIAL ·FLOWERS MAGNETIC PHOTO ALBUM biiJ:J:3;r?l1WJ1-1 ' SELECT FROM 8 ITEMS! 'I' .I I ' Mrs . 111 ·clln~ . N •ulzling who awarded blue ribhnns lo Mrs , Earl Dean for" REPEAT SALE-S DAYS SI;IOPPER'S MART SEPTEMBER SALE! ' LUNCH BOX COMPLETE WITH PINT ,,THERMOS I '•I and I'UUI' Hc fOJII,win~ tht business NOW TO AT-TEND THIS MONEY SAVING EVENT! , ALL STEEL-BLACK 00 $ J 1 Mrs. ltuy HoiiJJr and Mrs. llunu• r ltulter serv ed a dessert REPRODUCTIONS OF FAMOUS PRINTS! SHOP YOUR WAIT •Ttb eHRISiTMASi? '' . A SELLING SPREE. YOU .WON'T WANT TO MISSI RUNGE DEBUTS SAN DIEGO (UPI) - Paul Runge, son of former American league wnpire Ed Runge, made his major league debut Monday night working at first base in the Houston-San Diego game. It is believed to be the first time in baseball history that a father and then a son has wnplred in the majors. The younger Runge worked in the Pacific Coast League for the past two seasons. C:AN HE I -- A~M ••: PLAN BOX & THERMOS: $ 99 11 NURSE MATES Mura l-.!!111••••••••••••••,.•••• WORKMAN'S LUNCH G A RM - E.NT YOUTHS, BOYS,. MEN'S 5T0 RAGE· LOW CUT BAG TENNIS SHOES •!) PH . 773-5592 MASON, W. VA. u Ptl'liVIafl lhtffudil specimen ""'' a Pucqu ·nkc•url Dahlia . huul(l of Mrs. Korr. Prugrl.lrn huuks wc•re clislr/bolcd . Mran~clllcnlli on di spluy wcr~ judg ~I t,y Mrs. Donald l'hc Electric Climate .. . 7 PIECE BEVERAGE SET ¢ ,, air lonlg hl , Total ve n· tflotion, SHOPPER'S MART SEPTEMBER SALE! $ .. .. J •. I 1 IWC..ld~ untl UJadt• planH fur u iluntc Huwt•r ""'IW f11 iro ltc!tf 'Ill (kl. :1"t tfl' VISIT THE LITTLE STORE WITH BIG WOMEN'S PANTY HOSE: ¢ d· t·hangl'd plaul.., and , TORNADO FLASH - That must have been some show A DISCOUNT junior halfback Milch Nease of Southern put on Friday night.in DEPARTMENT STORE the Tornadoes' J6.8 romp over Green Local. He opened the garne with a 71-yard touchdown run from scrimmage, and later added POINT PLEASANT· MASON, W.VA. 'I'D runs of 63, ·21 and I. SILVER BRIDGE SHOPPING PLAZ Nease's total for the game was 216 yards, which must be close to a Tornado single game rushing record, if it isn't already one. Meanwhile, sophomore fullback Greg Dunning wasn't exactly sleeping Friday, churning up 111 yards to go with a 15ya rd touchdown bolt. Those Tornadoes certainly showed why they're one of the teams to beat in the SVAC this year. 1st Quality - Save On Big "D''-:- the Hannan Trace offense - could get no farther than the Eastern Ill-yard line in the Eagles' 1341 opening win Friday, a tribute · t.o Coach Spike Berkhimer's defensive BONUS BUY Warriors. And that Jl"nelration came about .on a pass in· COMPARE AT 89c terception. Eagle signal cal!er Randy Blake must be wondering if Fits 100 lbs . to !SO lbs. someone in the sky doesn't like him, after havil)g a 70-yard 3 Fall Color Tones! touchdown pass and a 20-yard completion caUed back from Eastern infractions. Blake will go on record as having a bad PAIRS passing night (0for 5). However, 2 for 7 and a 70-yard touchdown lob lsn 't a bad night's work. A manufacturer's closeout of FOR MENTAL MISCUE - This reporter broke a cardinal prinelastic and web s1yle belts. Size for bOth me" a_nd boys at a cipal of journalism several weeks ago, he made a factual error. fraction ol t.heir true value . See In the story on the Meigs-Ripley grid scrimmage It was stated Famous Hazel Ware-In A Gift Box ' These! that Andy English recovered a Ripley fumble, when, aclually~ senior defensive back Ron Couch was the recoveree. Also, in the article on the Warren Local scrimmage, it was reported that sophomore ful!back Marty Dugan scored the first touchdown on a 24 yard run. It seems everyone else though! It 1- 64 Ounce Pitcher was senior fullback Robbie Eason . 6-12 oz. Glasses I wish they'd wear jerseys with nwnbers on 'em In scrim· mages. AVOCADO or TERRIFIC TURF - My first Southern Ohio football game GOLD was an exciting one, even if the score came out differently than it should have. · · Midrid Pattern The field in Marauder Stadlwn was the most beautiful of any high school field I've ever seen, and better than most college · • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . , RICE IN EFFECT WED. thru surfaces. Holds Up To 16 Garments . SUNDAY Head Coach and Athletic Dlreetor Charley Chancey, his ·· assistant coaches, and everyone else who prepared the field for the 1973 opener should be commended for an excellent job. . SGT. SUCCEEDS-Word has it that Sgt. Swami, the fearless forecaster, is flying high alter his premiere victory over Col. Mole and Maj. Hoople last weekend. The Sgt. stunned the predicting world, hitting on 17 of 20 picks. Col. Mole was 111-4. SWami's misses came in the Meigs · Pl. Pleasant (exWhite, black . red 2. HOOK-ALL cusable! ), Marietta-Athens, and Jackson-Chillicothe games. The or' gold. Our METAL FRAME Mole missed on Galllpolis.Manchester, Marietta-Athens, Kyger American made Creek-Wahama and New Boston-Ironton St. Joe. "Bata canvas 54 Inch Zipper Althongh this column hOpes to maintain an impartial stance shoes on sate for 5 days. · in the battle · which should loom for the next 9 weeks, Washable Vinyl! congratulations, Sarge! BELTS "j' Chester Garden Club tours gardens (r~f}/t'/1\1!/J i • STARTS WEDNESDA-Y · 10 BOYS .AND MEN'S ' '!n,, 1 24,000 BTU ·Mason Furniture I {ir:mllpa~t•Hll!l m't' ~1 1' , wul Mt·• l'aul Buker. SJI'IU'u:w. • STARTS WEDNESDAY , Mr . unll MrK . Lla1•id P. illlkt•t•, ' ''"~•· vil le, m·t• llllllound11~ lht• hlrth nnd Mr. alit! MrK. Wllllm11 .or II sun, Llnvld On•ll , licfl· Mnrri~. Micldlt•pnt·l Ml'. und l'HESTEI\ - . t. luot· uf li11· Wid l ' Ufi~·I 'V.<ili(Ul , . lt>mbcr 8 ut the llolter M~dlral Mrs. llavtd lluldl(•t·. llllugton , lhtWI'I' gurdt•ns or Mr•. IIUIII('I' Ml.'iJi I.Uclli • Sm1th guve Center, 'rhc htfnnl wei~hcd 0 TeKas u•·c the pulcl'll:t l w·••ul · llultcr,l'ivr· polul>!, jli'N't•ded n dcvotiuns md1114 a uwditutlun "Tuillng On" will• Ni'h-twd •lb~sli.. •l 5• o:ll''il'Miiiirir'ii"iiin.dIMiiri"'liUii"iiklierlll~i i'ir i"ii"'iil'li»iiiircilniiil!i:i• • • •..,..-. mcc lin~ uf ll k• l'he~ter (; :u·tien HcriplureK ar,<J . pr:~y•• r ' l'lflH clrt C'luh Wt•dncsday nljthl at Mrs. • gunll!IUIIJ.t were given by Mr!i. · llultt•r H home. Mrs. Huse Glnttu•r· and Mrs. ('hii'('IIC(• Nt·ultlinJ.;. A pape r un IH'PHc r·vi ug Hkh:u·d Barton n•purle•l 011 !he Ohio fiss•x;la lion of Gnt·dcu flowe rs was presented by Mrs. Clubs convention at Wuuster . llorucc Kerr who displayed u Theme of the convention was wall plaque made h·unt dried ·· llats Off to the OAGC ." Mt·s. nwtol'ia ls, u miniuturc Ba rto n was r ocO~IIized us mTan~c r nent Of violets, anlJ ' being the outstanding ga t·d ~ nur dried fl owers fro m the wedding II\ IH·,i/1/ill'l for !legion 11 and receive-d a 'uf hor !;On, Tom, unt.li,: l' ~ ~lasli certificate. She also received u · dome . "The Joy of ·Wearing Your commend~ll on [rom the Ohio \ COLUMOIJS ANOSOUHHAN OHIO lllCTRIC CUMPANV) Flowers " ww; the theme o{ a House of rcpresenf<tlivcs and '.....-~- ~--·----------.... . tlcmonslra lion on . making . Rep. Oakley Collins on being selecled outsf<tnding g~ rde n e r corsages given by Mrs. Wyatt Chadwell. Members ex· ,and noting her role hi ecology to Have coo l c;:lea n llti\'l~ II dall·~h4,1 r' c:;l\ SUN IUU~N AIR .CONDITIONERS 6,000 · Tht•llttllv &•ntlnt•l, Mlddle!JOrl-Pomeroy, o.. So•pl . t t, 1!17:1 LANnsvn.LI·: Kell/lna#:or SEASONAL SAVINGS FOR YOUR HOME AND FAMILY! ••• ~ •ppr<•,lmutcly tho lust siK veurs dil'll Monduy ul St . :Joseph Jl ospilltl In Porker•· burM. IJ issurv lved.by his wlf • l .ou~e . und six children . \! 1l'11ll".. ~ "'t1nphnt' Pn t! t'rH~ SINGE• SAUS. SIRVICI · liS W. IICOND l>NDNt H1·1ll4 Pomeroy --~-·---..- • I • ' . •• • ' . .- • ~ ,OMIIOY, 01110 �-t - ·r~\ l)nil~~ ~·n~~~l. Midd~;.~!;~;~n~ro~:k~~::-~~!;.:-~~.:J~~~~:-:-:-:~ ~1R:•~~~%:{::,~~~~=1*1l~=:;:::;::'fu~M==~==~~=·'·'''@ ~ *'thl.e" s · ~: : :;, v 0 rts :;:; ;:;:: D esk · ~;:~ >>~ ..... ~~~-...... ..•: ' . '•'•'•'•' . ;:;:;:;, ,;:; :;( 1:f:~;~; ,, : : :~:- :-...... :~~ :l ~~): ~~1 :;:n M B D v 1 @ M ~;::-'§ '""l . Y l!llllY r(~Oe.~ Despite the loss last Friday . ~ght . at the hands or Pl. ~ PIPasant, a few bright spots were vtstble m llle Metgs Marauder . efforts . For instance-, senior fullback Robbie Eason pu~ted fm' a 37-yard average in three !:icks, very respectable for • lugh school punter. And one of the brightest spots of al! was the passing of senior quarterback Jay Warner who completed 12ol25 passes for 167 yards. 1n fact, Warner's passing in the last quarter helped him break 2 individual aiWme Marauder records and I team record. Be~ore Friday night, the team record for most passes at· tempted in one game was 24, set in 1967 against Wahama and again in 1970 against Ga!!ipolis. The individual record was .also 24, set in that 1970 Gallipolis game by Bob Werry. The other individual record broken by Warner was most passes completed in a game, which was II, set by Pat O'Brien vs. Pl. Pleasant in 1969. ;!;i:i;! •" .~::~:: ..:.... 1TI ;:;:;:;: '. ::~:<: .·.·.:·· ill :;:;!:l • I r.w !t:ii .lAMES Til YUill ums Jurnes H. Tuy!or, 26~1 l.tberty St., Pllfkersbur~. W. Vu ., who has worked us no adjuster ror - bH'klt• f.rtrl 1\dwltrds from San Insurance Nic kcr. ~ o~nn 11nrl C11. In this nn'n 1-'rllndSlil for runnin~ hnc:k Hnndv Jueksun und J.tUurd Wit ,, ;. Pnrkcr from Lo• t.ng(•lcs for 11 dmlt choke. New "nglnnd traded defen· sive end Denn is Wirgowski to Phl!ndc!phia ond oblllinl'<l !inc· backer Bl'inn Stenger fr om Plltsburgh and the Steulcrs also shipped veteran tight end Wnrren Bankston to Onkland for -. pair of draft choices.' Titc New York Giants cut rookies William Wideman, Jack Rizzo and Hon Lumpkin nnd Philadelphia pla ced Richard Harri~ . the Eagles' top defensive lineman on the Inactive list after he s~ffered a knee 'injury Saturday night . ' Maynard traded for draft choice B Mund.1ty WJL'5 tht• fum! t'Ul · uu~tt.·d fmm hiS JUll by .1m; l"AitNil'HI.I M ur~ ~'IH' Adkins. IJbl HIIIl'<i 111 dt•lltl Ill the NFI.. w1u1 rosters Ul'l S piii'IS Wrih•r tht• nff~Nl'Usn n h·om Nt•w tn ht• sl't at tlw rt't.!Uiur .SNU~on Onr' of. tiH'. ~n\at lXassing ('OIIlbtmallons Ill NatiOJUtl Foot· Orlt•Hns, wad ruuku· Dm'ld lludl of 40 and dullS w1•1·e ' "'"' ' ling lind d(•nting to mnkc bill! Lca~tll' htslo•·y was $<'!JII· Kni~ht . " I hm·p 1111 hal'd frt• lin~~:· rnl<'<l Monday . lh•· 1! 11 til. M11ny of I he vu~' will Dun Maynnrd, who lcttnwd Ma) I1W'd s;ml. "111C J.;·t s havt• nul bt· lltltiOtutl1'C! until lato with quarterback Joe Namath bt,•~n htking l'ilfl' nf llli.' and t(lday vr W<'<l n~sduy . 111l' .Jets waived tight Pnti for lhr past t•i~hl years lO fill' Ill wat ('hin~-t ovr r IHt' for :1 long time. They will 1:1lways h:we a Dennis Combal, put Adkins on our of tht• most ft'llr<'d passing attacks in pro foolba l!, Monday l>lm·t• in my lwart but. now 1 llw <1\•m•tivu i L~l list and plaL'Cd was deall by lhr New York Jets have IHtotlwr brlct~r to cross." rookie clef~nsive tackle Bob "'!1tere will 11 iways b<• a l~trrish on inju red reserve and to I he St . Louis Cardinals for a wm·m S(lOI in Nt•w York for Dallas rclensed veteran linedraft choice. Maynard was caught in 11 Don Maynard," P.wbank said. b11cker Ca rl Winfrey and youth movement and refused ·•we ha led to let him go but we placed four players on 'injured to be pushed into retirement. hnvt• some fine young lists. Weeb Ewbank the Jets' coach o·ecelvet·s around and could not Cleveland traded linebaker and gimeral ~anager, asked afford to lose any of them al Hick Klngrca to Buffalo for a the 36-year-old wide receiver to this sta~e of their dovelop· draft choice and the Bills al.so retire two weeks ago but mcnt. ~~ obtained veteran defensive Maynard refused . Hr "'" ' II\' 1 .. .1 ' 0 .. .. ' ··' The light. right look in white Nurse-Mates . by Designed to add a flair of fashion to your professional wardrobe with youthful touches so new In full- comfort service shoes. Enjoy .• .. .r': t : . ,~ this fashionable new l09k at heritage' house Your Tnom MeAn Store MIDDLEPORT .. . I' I I l ) J' Time to Think of Change FULL BED SIZE BODY SUITS $444 NEW MDSE. WEEKLY! I l ! I I I . I l .h!Carved DIAMOND RI N GS So he already .hits your Art Car ved dia mond ring picked ovt. _,nd he ' s lust wai tinCI fo surpr ise vou at Chris tmas? Fine Idea . Nothing, absolutely nothinQ, will make your eyes llght up like a ·breathtak ing ArtCarved diamond ring. Uut we·re w iiJing to bet he c an 't wait . W,e'v e se~ n 1t ha ppen so many times . The Art Carved diamond will • Imply burn a hole rlghl over one hundred y ear~ of Value guarantee. II he really wanls lo keep It until Ch risI· mao, lheonty way will be for us to hold It in our vault. Each One 36"x72" Complete with Strips and Rust F'roof Tacks! $ 94 Labels and Walnut Look Finished Two Tier Rack REG. 2Sc 3.94 1 11 WRITES "McGraw Edison" Blue. Orange, Green Regular 9c ¢ 2 SLICE a SIZE 15"x36" •, , . ' KITCHEN TOOLS "' SlARTS On Sale Wednesday tO AM EACH .. ALADDIN QUALITY . DUDLEY'S.A.ORIST PINT SIZE • . THERMOS. BOTTLE Forks , spoons, salad fork s, knives, steak knives, ice tea spoons, etc. s~\.£ ~ Cotton Polyester Prints REGULAR $1.94 WHILE THEY LAST! Fancy 60" WIDTH handles - give your table a new look al these low sa le ' AU10 SNACK :TRAY / I . EACH tl•ll];f3:C•lt34 A DISCOUNT ¢ o ·E PARTMENT STORE I J '2.98 OUR OTHER SAlE MATERIAL SOME PLAIN COLORS INCLUDED. VALUE TO 69c FOR TO INClUDING SOME OF BANKAMERICIRO. •12 QUART DISH PAN alO QU'aRT UTILITY PAIL a 12 QUART WASTE' BASKET $1.98vo. VA LUES ¢ PLASTIC HOUSEWARES :Fm . NEW SHIPMENT COMPARE AT 69c • 2 Quart Tea Kettle YOUR CHOICE! . prices. Over ·The Hump c U j'· ~~ STAINLESS FLATWARE ...--~.... '·--- r ~, ~ ~·· h Set · ~~ a TWO TINE FORK •" ,nlv • SLOTTED SPOON -€;:'~ POTATO MASHER ~ , a SMALL TURNER · ~ , · • LADLE , , • LARGE TURNER • LARGE SPOON • 10 A.M., \.. SYMPATHY FlOWERS PLENTY OF FREE PARKING • NO METERS ¢ a SEVERAL DESIGNS Vivid color plastic handles. , chrome plated . Regular 44c each. Select from 7 types. ~-~ $ 22 . FRINGED ENDS $ SALE $9.95 . FOR KITCHEN OR BATH! ·c·. ONLY! SIZES 66x80 and 80x90 . BALL POINT PENS . BLANKETS lo Plans for a cystic fibrosis to Sherrie Marshall, a cystic drive this fall were made by fibrosis child, who was a guest the Eight and Forty, Meigs at the picnic . County Sa lon 710, Monday Mrs. Charles Marshall was ~ night at the Roadside Park welcomed Into partnership. A : following a picnic. school of instruction will be·: Reporting on the national held in Canton.at the Imperial ; convention flf Eight and Forty . House · next month. Attending • held.in Hawaii last monlh were will he Mrs. Catherine Welsh, : Mrs. Mary Martin and Mrs. state chairwoman for nurses . Myrtle Walker. Small gilts scholarship ; Mrs. Walker, : were presented to each of the third member of children and • partners by the two who at- youth ; Mrs. Martin, third • !ended, and a dol! and a member of the department • bracelet from there were given finance commillee; Mrs. Eunie • Brinker, and Mrs. nhoda ~ Hackett. Trophies won at the slate ' convention in ·July . were displayed at the meeting. · Members were asked to con, • tact Mrs. Walker if they are . .PORT~AND - The 'tam.ily of inl<!rested in going to Kings : Mr.andMrs.A.M. Westmetal Island. Knives were ordered ' the West home here · recently and will be sold by the salon. ' for a reunion. Grace preceding Mrs. Fern Cheesebrew had the a turkey dinner was given by prayer preceding the picnic. . Arley West. The aflernoon was spent visiting, playing games ARE DINNER GUESTS and taking pictures . Mr. and Mrs. Juan Luis ' Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Ortiz, the former Lawana Sue L. H. Jordan, Mogadore; Mr. Middleport, of and Mrs. L. C. Jordan, Tufts, Guatemala, were Monday Hurricane, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Arnold MaxweJI, night dinner guests of Mr. and Pataskala; Mr . and Mrs. Mrs. A. R. Knight, Lincoln Orville West, Clinton; Mr . and Drive, Pomeroy. Mrs. Ortiz is Mrs. John Watson, Robby and a first grade teacher there. Lu Ann, Weirton, W. Va .; Mr. ' apd Mrs. James Hess and Lois, Dearborn , Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell, Joda and Jay, Hurricane, W. Va.; Mr. and BASKETS Mrs. Murrell West, Ricky and FROM SlO.oO • Murita, Ravenswood; Mr. and SPRAYS Mrs. James Taylor, Belle, W. FROM$7 .50 Va.; Mr. and Mrs. R. C. VASES Spencer, Spencer, W. Va .; Mr. FRQMS7.SO and Mrs . Keeling, Elkview ; ' Sgt. and Mrs. Harry Spencer and daughler, Beth, Waverly, 59 N. 2nd Middleport W. Va . West family reunion held .SCREEN PRINT PRINTED TERRY tOWELS RED :~ INK . -,:',' VALUES TO $1.97 STARTS WEDNESDAY 10 A.M. PLASTIC TUMBLERS Thermal · & needlewoven weaves. If perfect, values SAVE $1.10 BIC" MANY NEW FALL FABRICS HERE NOW. SUNDAY I PM To 6 PM OPEN !0 Til 9- 6 DAYS ' Goessler Jewelry Store Court.St. You Get 12 Apohocary Shaped Bottles, AND • FOR 33~ THE HANDY 8 OUNCE SIZE! "BEACON" IRREGULARS! · SPICE SET $ 88 12 INCH WIDEBY REYNOLDS - •• • Covered Cake Or U~ility Pan ' 10 A.M. TWO Tl ER WOODEN FOIL • 7 Cup- Percolator \ WEDNESDA~ ·:AlUM.INUM • 3 Quart Covered Sauce Pan I STARTS White enamel with black mat. Sho•i Sleeve and Long Sleeve Biq Selection! • Covered Pie Carrier ......._ $ bold figures and graduations. MEN'S BANLON ......... to sponsor drive ¢ A -4.49 Value! ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS FOR 12x 18 & 16x20 BATHROOM SCALES $ 44 RED ' Range $ 22 Huntington Courthouse. Mrs. Roush, lhe former Pear! Dudding, was a daughter of the !ate Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Dudding, Mason, while Mr. Roush was the son of the lltte Mr . and Mrs . .Joseph Roush, Mason. The Roushes have spent most of their lifetime in Mason, although they began the firs! part of their married life In Racine , Ohio and moved to their present location In 1931. Roush is a retired coal miner. Seven grandchildren and six . great-grandchildren complete the family . .Eight and Forty Sizes i0x12, Bx10 DEPENDABLE 'DETECTO' QUAliTY TOPS • Tubed Cake Pan by Mark Golden anni.versary• MASON, W. Va . - Open Is being planned at the home of Mr . and Mrs. Eber Roush, Mason, September 23, in nb~;ervance of their 50th wedding anniversary. Their only children, three daughters , Mrs . Eqw ard (Ruth/ Ryan, Mrs . John (Jean) Crueser and Mrs . Marion (Minnie) Rizer, all of Mason, will be hosting the event 'and invite friends and relatives to visit from 1 to 4 p,m. Mr . and Mrs. Roush were married September 20, 1923 by the Rev. L. E. Leslie in the Not framed, ot course. A wide variety of landscapes, still lite, figures. e tc. You'll want s~:? v e ra I for hotne or office . 1[!1 ~ 3il$f4 I~ t§ W01MENS FALL NEAREST STORE 'I' ArtCarved excellence and warranted b•f I·~ ArtCMved excellence and warranted by the ArtCarved Permnnent Mr. and Mrs. EberRoush hou~;e PICTURES · Ac cur~te even on carpet or uneven floor s. Easy to read , ,. TOASTER • 3 Piece th.rouqh his pocket, and he' ll be slipping lt on your finger long before Santa is dve . We won ' t blame hlm or ev~n ljay we fold you so. In choosin9 an ArKarved . he has selected the VP.r Y Mrs. SQUARE .FEET! AUTOMATIC 1' finest in diam ond rrngs, ba cked WHILE 100 LAST! COMPARE AT'27c 00 HEAVY VINYL , 1 $ 4'/z QUART SIZE 2. Year Guarantee 4 Colors I. J 10 PAGES BAIL ELECTRIC BLANKET ' l a rr <.~ n gc m cnt, We're ove-rstocked .:....., so you get big bargain s on our entire stock ol new fall flowers. All are very life like, washable. lOc values . ASSORTED DESIGN COVE METAL Our Everyday Price is $13.88 Women's Long Sleeve f PLASTIC UTILITY P.Ail • 4 Quart Covered Sauce Pan •f • C lan~ ncc SI.ATE IWSPEI.SING fh1i1CI' for an Oriental A llro~ram of gosP<I singing arrangement, Mrs. Ginther for will be pre~n!ed at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Meigs Junior High School in Middleport. The Joyful Sounds Trio and Gard· VI SIT I'IJM~:ROV ner Trio will be featured . The D1·. and Mrs. K II . Tracy, rrubllc is invited to attend the Columbus, spen t the weekend program whi ~ h is being here visiting his mother, Mrs. sponsored by the Middleport F: . J. Tracy , Pomeroy . United Pentecostal' Church IIILJ KS ARTIFICIAL ·FLOWERS MAGNETIC PHOTO ALBUM biiJ:J:3;r?l1WJ1-1 ' SELECT FROM 8 ITEMS! 'I' .I I ' Mrs . 111 ·clln~ . N •ulzling who awarded blue ribhnns lo Mrs , Earl Dean for" REPEAT SALE-S DAYS SI;IOPPER'S MART SEPTEMBER SALE! ' LUNCH BOX COMPLETE WITH PINT ,,THERMOS I '•I and I'UUI' Hc fOJII,win~ tht business NOW TO AT-TEND THIS MONEY SAVING EVENT! , ALL STEEL-BLACK 00 $ J 1 Mrs. ltuy HoiiJJr and Mrs. llunu• r ltulter serv ed a dessert REPRODUCTIONS OF FAMOUS PRINTS! SHOP YOUR WAIT •Ttb eHRISiTMASi? '' . A SELLING SPREE. YOU .WON'T WANT TO MISSI RUNGE DEBUTS SAN DIEGO (UPI) - Paul Runge, son of former American league wnpire Ed Runge, made his major league debut Monday night working at first base in the Houston-San Diego game. It is believed to be the first time in baseball history that a father and then a son has wnplred in the majors. The younger Runge worked in the Pacific Coast League for the past two seasons. C:AN HE I -- A~M ••: PLAN BOX & THERMOS: $ 99 11 NURSE MATES Mura l-.!!111••••••••••••••,.•••• WORKMAN'S LUNCH G A RM - E.NT YOUTHS, BOYS,. MEN'S 5T0 RAGE· LOW CUT BAG TENNIS SHOES •!) PH . 773-5592 MASON, W. VA. u Ptl'liVIafl lhtffudil specimen ""'' a Pucqu ·nkc•url Dahlia . huul(l of Mrs. Korr. Prugrl.lrn huuks wc•re clislr/bolcd . Mran~clllcnlli on di spluy wcr~ judg ~I t,y Mrs. Donald l'hc Electric Climate .. . 7 PIECE BEVERAGE SET ¢ ,, air lonlg hl , Total ve n· tflotion, SHOPPER'S MART SEPTEMBER SALE! $ .. .. J •. I 1 IWC..ld~ untl UJadt• planH fur u iluntc Huwt•r ""'IW f11 iro ltc!tf 'Ill (kl. :1"t tfl' VISIT THE LITTLE STORE WITH BIG WOMEN'S PANTY HOSE: ¢ d· t·hangl'd plaul.., and , TORNADO FLASH - That must have been some show A DISCOUNT junior halfback Milch Nease of Southern put on Friday night.in DEPARTMENT STORE the Tornadoes' J6.8 romp over Green Local. He opened the garne with a 71-yard touchdown run from scrimmage, and later added POINT PLEASANT· MASON, W.VA. 'I'D runs of 63, ·21 and I. SILVER BRIDGE SHOPPING PLAZ Nease's total for the game was 216 yards, which must be close to a Tornado single game rushing record, if it isn't already one. Meanwhile, sophomore fullback Greg Dunning wasn't exactly sleeping Friday, churning up 111 yards to go with a 15ya rd touchdown bolt. Those Tornadoes certainly showed why they're one of the teams to beat in the SVAC this year. 1st Quality - Save On Big "D''-:- the Hannan Trace offense - could get no farther than the Eastern Ill-yard line in the Eagles' 1341 opening win Friday, a tribute · t.o Coach Spike Berkhimer's defensive BONUS BUY Warriors. And that Jl"nelration came about .on a pass in· COMPARE AT 89c terception. Eagle signal cal!er Randy Blake must be wondering if Fits 100 lbs . to !SO lbs. someone in the sky doesn't like him, after havil)g a 70-yard 3 Fall Color Tones! touchdown pass and a 20-yard completion caUed back from Eastern infractions. Blake will go on record as having a bad PAIRS passing night (0for 5). However, 2 for 7 and a 70-yard touchdown lob lsn 't a bad night's work. A manufacturer's closeout of FOR MENTAL MISCUE - This reporter broke a cardinal prinelastic and web s1yle belts. Size for bOth me" a_nd boys at a cipal of journalism several weeks ago, he made a factual error. fraction ol t.heir true value . See In the story on the Meigs-Ripley grid scrimmage It was stated Famous Hazel Ware-In A Gift Box ' These! that Andy English recovered a Ripley fumble, when, aclually~ senior defensive back Ron Couch was the recoveree. Also, in the article on the Warren Local scrimmage, it was reported that sophomore ful!back Marty Dugan scored the first touchdown on a 24 yard run. It seems everyone else though! It 1- 64 Ounce Pitcher was senior fullback Robbie Eason . 6-12 oz. Glasses I wish they'd wear jerseys with nwnbers on 'em In scrim· mages. AVOCADO or TERRIFIC TURF - My first Southern Ohio football game GOLD was an exciting one, even if the score came out differently than it should have. · · Midrid Pattern The field in Marauder Stadlwn was the most beautiful of any high school field I've ever seen, and better than most college · • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . , RICE IN EFFECT WED. thru surfaces. Holds Up To 16 Garments . SUNDAY Head Coach and Athletic Dlreetor Charley Chancey, his ·· assistant coaches, and everyone else who prepared the field for the 1973 opener should be commended for an excellent job. . SGT. SUCCEEDS-Word has it that Sgt. Swami, the fearless forecaster, is flying high alter his premiere victory over Col. Mole and Maj. Hoople last weekend. The Sgt. stunned the predicting world, hitting on 17 of 20 picks. Col. Mole was 111-4. SWami's misses came in the Meigs · Pl. Pleasant (exWhite, black . red 2. HOOK-ALL cusable! ), Marietta-Athens, and Jackson-Chillicothe games. The or' gold. Our METAL FRAME Mole missed on Galllpolis.Manchester, Marietta-Athens, Kyger American made Creek-Wahama and New Boston-Ironton St. Joe. "Bata canvas 54 Inch Zipper Althongh this column hOpes to maintain an impartial stance shoes on sate for 5 days. · in the battle · which should loom for the next 9 weeks, Washable Vinyl! congratulations, Sarge! BELTS "j' Chester Garden Club tours gardens (r~f}/t'/1\1!/J i • STARTS WEDNESDA-Y · 10 BOYS .AND MEN'S ' '!n,, 1 24,000 BTU ·Mason Furniture I {ir:mllpa~t•Hll!l m't' ~1 1' , wul Mt·• l'aul Buker. SJI'IU'u:w. • STARTS WEDNESDAY , Mr . unll MrK . Lla1•id P. illlkt•t•, ' ''"~•· vil le, m·t• llllllound11~ lht• hlrth nnd Mr. alit! MrK. Wllllm11 .or II sun, Llnvld On•ll , licfl· Mnrri~. Micldlt•pnt·l Ml'. und l'HESTEI\ - . t. luot· uf li11· Wid l ' Ufi~·I 'V.<ili(Ul , . lt>mbcr 8 ut the llolter M~dlral Mrs. llavtd lluldl(•t·. llllugton , lhtWI'I' gurdt•ns or Mr•. IIUIII('I' Ml.'iJi I.Uclli • Sm1th guve Center, 'rhc htfnnl wei~hcd 0 TeKas u•·c the pulcl'll:t l w·••ul · llultcr,l'ivr· polul>!, jli'N't•ded n dcvotiuns md1114 a uwditutlun "Tuillng On" will• Ni'h-twd •lb~sli.. •l 5• o:ll''il'Miiiirir'ii"iiin.dIMiiri"'liUii"iiklierlll~i i'ir i"ii"'iil'li»iiiircilniiil!i:i• • • •..,..-. mcc lin~ uf ll k• l'he~ter (; :u·tien HcriplureK ar,<J . pr:~y•• r ' l'lflH clrt C'luh Wt•dncsday nljthl at Mrs. • gunll!IUIIJ.t were given by Mr!i. · llultt•r H home. Mrs. Huse Glnttu•r· and Mrs. ('hii'('IIC(• Nt·ultlinJ.;. A pape r un IH'PHc r·vi ug Hkh:u·d Barton n•purle•l 011 !he Ohio fiss•x;la lion of Gnt·dcu flowe rs was presented by Mrs. Clubs convention at Wuuster . llorucc Kerr who displayed u Theme of the convention was wall plaque made h·unt dried ·· llats Off to the OAGC ." Mt·s. nwtol'ia ls, u miniuturc Ba rto n was r ocO~IIized us mTan~c r nent Of violets, anlJ ' being the outstanding ga t·d ~ nur dried fl owers fro m the wedding II\ IH·,i/1/ill'l for !legion 11 and receive-d a 'uf hor !;On, Tom, unt.li,: l' ~ ~lasli certificate. She also received u · dome . "The Joy of ·Wearing Your commend~ll on [rom the Ohio \ COLUMOIJS ANOSOUHHAN OHIO lllCTRIC CUMPANV) Flowers " ww; the theme o{ a House of rcpresenf<tlivcs and '.....-~- ~--·----------.... . tlcmonslra lion on . making . Rep. Oakley Collins on being selecled outsf<tnding g~ rde n e r corsages given by Mrs. Wyatt Chadwell. Members ex· ,and noting her role hi ecology to Have coo l c;:lea n llti\'l~ II dall·~h4,1 r' c:;l\ SUN IUU~N AIR .CONDITIONERS 6,000 · Tht•llttllv &•ntlnt•l, Mlddle!JOrl-Pomeroy, o.. So•pl . t t, 1!17:1 LANnsvn.LI·: Kell/lna#:or SEASONAL SAVINGS FOR YOUR HOME AND FAMILY! ••• ~ •ppr<•,lmutcly tho lust siK veurs dil'll Monduy ul St . :Joseph Jl ospilltl In Porker•· burM. IJ issurv lved.by his wlf • l .ou~e . und six children . \! 1l'11ll".. ~ "'t1nphnt' Pn t! t'rH~ SINGE• SAUS. SIRVICI · liS W. IICOND l>NDNt H1·1ll4 Pomeroy --~-·---..- • I • ' . •• • ' . .- • ~ ,OMIIOY, 01110 �Social Wilbarger family reunion he}d · Communit~_ ~ Ca~!.~ar ICorner By Charlene Hoofliclll HYMN SING Tuff~Ci8~. 7:30 THE MIDDLEPORT High &hool Alumni Association dead '! p.m. at Freedom Gospel Not quite. And Iva Stewart Sisson and two or three others are Million, Bald Knob. Duncan ready to work, and work hard, to reactivate the organltalion. Uy from Tampa, Fla., But of course, they need help . eatured singers. Fir~ of all the coffer is all but empty, and it does take money RACINE Lodge 411 F and to contact graduates, hire a blind, and get someone to prepare , will meet ~ ~egulnr the food for the banquet and dsnce which hopefully will be held Jon at 7:30 p.nl. '-'efresh- · next May . Then, too, the mailing lisliJ are incomplete. . nts, all Moster Masons invited . As a first step, Iva wants to have either a rummage ssle or a ' yard sale or a combination of the two this fall . She's asking that MIDDLEPORT Masonic graduates of MHS and others Interested start now to gather Lodge 383, ,F&AM, will hold together Items for the sale. As soon as a location for the sale is post masters night, Tuesday. found, we'lllet you know. Ruby Vaughan and Jean Craig will be All Moster Masons lnvtled. working with Iva on the sale, so let someone know what you can XI GAMMA Mu Chapter do to help. Beta S1gma Ph! Sorority Key people from each graduating class are needed to help progressive dm~er for up-date the mailing Usts so that letters can go out to the members only starting at the graduates WiUing to do this? Then contact Iva (Mrs. Robert home of Charlotte Hanning, Sisson) . . Middleport, at 6:30p.m. There is some thought that perhaps it would be better to have SYRACUSE I'TA• 7:30 p.m. the banquet on Friday night of the Memorial Day weekend rather at the school. than Saturday so as not to conflict with other reunions. The WEDNESDAY committee wants to know your thoughts about that. MIDDLEPORT • Pomeroy Uons Club, noon at the Meigs JUST BACK from a three week vacation through the West Inn, are Mrs. Lillie Randolph, Mrs. E!llllla Buckley, Mrs. Lacey POMEROY Chapter 80, Mace and her granddaughter, Shellie. Royal ·Arch Masons, regular The four traveled through 15 states visiting numerous.places stated conclave, 7:30 p.m. at including Yellowstone National Park, Big Horn Mountain, the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Leaning Man Rock, Buffalo Bill Reservoir In Wyoming, Mount WHITE ROSE LODGE, 1:30 Rushmore, the Corn Palace in South Dakota and the Grand p.m. at the American Legion Canyon. In California, they took in the sights of Hollywood and Hall in Middleport. Los Angeles. They spent a day at Las Vegas and another in MIDDLEPORT Amateur Mexico. Gardeners famlly picnic, 6: 3~ In Los Angeles the group visited Mrs. Mace's son and while p.m. at the home of Mrs. there Mrs. Randolph's son, Donald Lee (Joe), flew in from San Ferman Moore, Pomeroy. Francisco for a visit. Members to take a · covered Returning hoine, Mrs. Randolph had quite a pleasant surfish. prise. Her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Glen Randolph, and her grandTHURSDAY daughter were here from Florida where they have spent the past YOUNG ADULT Class, year. The family is returning to Meigs COunty and Glen will be up Bradbord Church of Christ, 7 some lime later this month·. His wife came a few weeks early to p.m. at the home of Mr. and get their daughter enrolled in school. Mrs. CWford Smith. · ROCK SPRINGS Grange, 8 p.m. ·at the hall. ElecUon of \'fflcerS. t MISSIONARY Society , ~eroy First Baptist ChQrch, 7:30 p.tn. at the church. Mrs. Mary K. Yost, Racine J!aptist Olurch, to report on Women's Conference at Granvllle. : ' SENIOR Citizens of Rutland and Harrlsonvllle will meet at 7 ,.m. at Forest Acres Park ior a ~tluck supper. i. MEIGS County Humane $oelety, 7:30p.m., Middleport· tillage Hall. ; SOUTHERN Local School District Board of Education iaeeung, 7:30 p.m. at high lchool. i . :. ' . •\ Now these lblngs happened to tbem as a warninJ, but they were written down for oai' lutruction, ujioa whom 1-e 1111d of the aces has come. Threfore let aay oae who tllakl that he stands take heed lest be fall. I Cor. 10:U, .U. Dr. T. J. &radshaw Dr. Milton Mason OPTOMETRISTS 181 N. Second Ave. MIDDLEPORT . PH. ~92-3279 PLAN HOMECOMING ALFRED - The annual homecoming of the Allred United Methodist Church has been set for Sunday. A basket dinner will be held after which an afternoon program will be held. J . B. and the Tiny Trio, the Brotherhood Quartet and the Gospelettes of Vienna, W. Va., will be featured singers. RETAIN THIS WOIIIt SHEn Mrs. Honneycutt feted Women of the First Southern Baptist Chapel in Pomeroy enter.tained Friday evening with a layette shower hono~ing Mrs. Perry Honneycutt. Apink and blue color scheme was carried out in the decorations. Mrs . Donna Spencer baked the cake which featured a bootie design in pink and blue. The cake was served with punch . Games were played with prizes going to the winners, Mrs. Spenser and Mrs. Versie Pendley, North Carolina. Gilts were presented to Mrs . Honneycutt. BARBS Shte banquet By PHIL PASTORET The annual mother.Oaughter · banquet of Evangeline Chapter 1972, Order of the Eastern Star, Middleport, will be held at 6:15 p.m. September 20 at the Middleport Masonic Temple. Tickets at $2 each are available from the King Builder Supply on Nor.th Second St., in Middleport, or from Miss Kathy King at the Writing t.or money IS what Columbia Gas. Co. Resermost k1ds do if they 're vations may be telephoned to ou t ofcollege town. Mrs. William King, 992-5681, or + + + Mrs. Raymond Wilcox, 992Memo lo surgeons : No oper5187. ation is trivial to the patie nt. The element mercury is a liquid which flows so freely that it was named for the fleet-footed messenger of the gods in Roman mythology. Presents were presented to Mrs. Grace Shawl Beaver Fall. Pa ., oldest; Wayne Christian Schuler Lynn Mass • ., youngest; Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Johnson , Racine, largest family attending; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schuler and Mrs. Myla McFaggart an~ sons, Cu lver City, Calif., traveling the farthest. Door Prize went to Mrs . Verna Weaver, Ostrander. Games of bl·ngo, softball and football were played in the afternoon and musl'c was provided for by Mr. and Mrs. ('.{elvin Weaver and Ronald &huler that evening Attending the shower were Mrs. Fred Hill, Mrs. Nora Mills, Mrs. Troy Zwilling, Mrs. James Pauley, Mrs . Gary Basham, Mrs. William Snouffer, Mrs. Donna Spenser and son, Eric, Mrs . Susie Sea Nuggels Bailey and daughters, Holley and Kristin, Mrs. Elaine Miller While profitable sea·mining of gold and silver remains and Holly, Mrs. Bob Dailey. elusive. another ocean minerOthers presenting gifts to Mrs. al appears to be almost within Honneycutt were Mrs. Bob Mills, Mrs, Herschel McClure, reach : An almost limitless Mrs. Alice Mills, Mrs. Amos supply of black nuggets covers porilons of ocean floors like Samples and Mrs. Gene cobb lestone . Mainly manColeman . ga nese and. other industrial metals, the nuggets exi&t in every ocean and at almost all depths and have been developing slowly for eons. Cornell, Minerva; Denny Cornell, Bolivar; Linda Blofield, Canton; Dan, Jo and Roger Cornell, Garry Cornell, Bolivar ; Vergie an.d Sam Allen, Wellsville; Earl and Clara Wells, Wilma Wells, St. Marys, W. Va.; Gene, Elsie, Greg, and Chris Wells, Ossea, Mich.; William and Mary Ann Delong and sons, Eddie and Chris , New Matamoras; Leonard Cornell , Portland; Bonnie and Tiffany DeLong, New Matamoras; Chad and Edna DeLong, New Matamoras; Sandra Musick, Florida; Buddy, Carol and Sherry Cornell, Portland; Ed, Judy and Betty Autherson, Minerva; Jack, Mabel, Ront and Linda Miller, East Liverpool; Carol and Ronnie Cornell, P~,rtland; Harold, Norma, Jercy Harold, Jr., and &ott McClaskey, Newark. Aa~mond , Cutver Cll v. Ca lif.; Mr . ond Mrs . Mel• ln w.. ver t'~. Tl"::~r~'/r~n,k~~~r~'M';"d~ dlelown ; ~orrv wuvor. Mr . R""·~nt :"'A;:· DougiU •• • end· end Mrs .Johnoon Clyde . Johnson ~o bonon . and Brondo , Roclnt. Earl Johnaon, ~tclne 1 Mr . and Mr$ Max Manuel and JoM . Mlko Terri, Dionne, Recine ; Willford end Aliso , 'Racine . VI l t " Included Leur C l rcl~. 0'l1 u 1e woad . wa Johnson and Jess Brink•. Mr . end Mrs. Arn ie Sinon and Sherr I Dee, So;racuu ; Mr . and Mr!.. Paul J . Bloss~r and Jason, Flat Rock , Mich .: Mr . ~nd Mrs . Ferrell Court. Teresa, Susie , end Tammy , South Rockwood , Mlch ; Mr . and Mrs. Paul Blosser , M rke, Rac ine i Mr . and Mrs . Gar R~t clnt ; Ray Sharon Di llon , Sh~lor :k Adams, Racine ; Mr . Md Mrs . ~~~dda; w~:~ :~~ s~~~~~· 0 Ja Vernon Miller , Terri. Ronn ie :SUPER MARKET • Open Daily 9 to 10.· Sun. 10 to 10 · We Accevt'Federul Food Stumps I Ostrandt PHUNE: 992·3480 To Umii.Quantities" aevertv Rich , Powell ; Mea B MJ s lite · Mr a d Reserve The Jr~w"Curt n~~hvnson'. Ricin ; ~lSI and ~ori . Plot Rock, Mrs : Eileen Frltt, Darl ington . Mich .; Mr . and Mrs . Denzel Po .; Mrl Ruth Ann Graham, Brewer, Jay, Klmm , Barry Rutland . and Joy, Dennison. !( y.; Mrs .· l_b. and granddaughter, Johnna. Beaver Falls, Pa . ; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schuler. Culv er City, Colli.; Mr . and Mrs. Ronald Sch,uler and Wayne, Lynn , Mass . Mrs . Mvra Mc Fagga rt , Billy and JEANS ARE HERE Superiors • By The Piece • Main al Sycamore POMEROY, OHIO 79e . lb. SUPERIORS .DART -SLICED 12oz.. BACON pkg. PLANS TO lXPEND It S UVENUE SHAAI"fQ ~UN 99¢ ih gal. carton -1- · pP~iri;m rue: rulJn:- f- .ORAN~E JUICE FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. 16 oz. can 49' North Star Push Uos ••• l2 pak 69¢ North Star Lotta Cremes 12 pak 79¢ North Star Lotta Pops ••12 pak 79¢ Moore Onion Rings •••••• l~b. pkg. 59¢ RC COL· A· . nwrt • l " i WITH '3.00 OR MORE PURCHASE of fatal accidents In New York, 38 pet. of the drivers who had been killed had been drinking. Nol lUTTON TOWNIHII" TWI", C:LIRK ME I GS COUIIITY AACINii , OHIO 4SI1 1 I. e '16 Ol. In a survey of fatal ac- drinking . In another survey 1/ ' ' necessa rily drunk, you, bul not sober, either. You don 't have to feel drunk to be too drunk to CAPI TAL PlANN EO . take even a single drink without II dimm ing their vision. slowing their reflexes and warping their lodgement. Contrary to popular God doesn ' t beli ef. necessarily protect fools and drunkard~. And you're a fool if you think you sooer when you get behind the IFI '' r ,, ' I Tl.. \ OtH~ " doesn t ;;;,, M i.ii11fll ·- YOU/I WO!fK llfllr I 0~1 IO~M liG JIJlY 1111 OR NEW DIET RITE COLA (SUGAR FREE) --·· I EXPI£S . M~RK $ INSrANr \ . I .l •' 1!1 MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE AT_ MARK V STORE _ __ wtltl COUPON 011£ COUPOII P£1FAMILY • OFniERES 10..15-73 ' ------------------------- Winchester LITTLE CIGARS All Chewing Tobacco, Carton 12.88 carton NEW MEAL ~TRETCHERS! ·. • ADD-N-HEAT CHICKEN NOODLE ADD-N·HEAT LASAGNA REGULAR 79' SPECIAL CELERY 29~ WITH THIS COUPON WHEN YOU BUY A.;. 14 OZ.•JAR OF lldllt AXIELL HOUSE• ·COFFEE . ON SALE ALL WEEK MARK vSTORE - ·14 02. JAR ONLY '$159 AT. ,fii ___j . WITH THIS COUPON WHEN YOU BUY A 10 OZ. JAR OF 10 OZ. JAR ONLY 11.09 COKE v 9-1~73_... _ -------------- for PAK ' W1111 CGUPOII. I I I I I DAD'S ROOT BEER ~ HARDWARE Sttl. II. IITl i '~ • ¢ loaves Everyday Low Price bunch SAYRE Sllllllltl j,j, -·"''""""" '· r-------------:'•·-------:1 ~ CliP X. \fiV t''l Hb. box · FAVORITE BREAD large Wouldn' t you be wise to get Ihe full stnrv> C:all 882·2525. !W.et -IMTt~PIII'IIICM 9-~73 Produce Buy of The Week! 1 cells because lime sca le wil l not accumolate . ,' ' MARKV STOII'E · HI-HO CRACKERS ' mach lnes and cof• feemakers will last longer and require fewer service bot. ONLY ¢ doz. 32oz. LIQUID $ SALTINE CRACKERS SCOT LAD l-Ib. box tttumable Bottle as water heaters, washing ~~~ :: ..-:-:_iht S.rttar~ of lht Trtltwy lhtl U. Ill tutor~ r··-:o .,-- ., ,.., G ol 4tw ~tiDnl -efM11Mif1¥1nG ltlh ~ ~ b'l' lhll rKiphtlll: i)(Wtfl'lmtnl wi1h ~ funds ll!pOfltcl Nttori. • JOY ADD-N-HEAT BEEF S.TROGANOFF ADD-N-HEAT SWISS BURGER Big 32 ~ bOis. cost, but saves." You use less detergents, bleaches. blu ing , scouring powder and shampoos . Water bearing appliances, such oz. pkg. U. S· GRADE A • Also contrary to some persons belief. owning a water refiner cans · SMALL EGGS wheel of your car.. J 3 ol. ARMOUR'S · coca~Cola drive. Some people can' t UCPWOITUflfS FRIDAY ONt Y m ind 1~ 39¢ pkg. POTTED MEAT Mark V Low Price _,;}) ~1.89 fAMILY P.ACK 280 COUNT 75¢ cidents In California, 65 pet. of the drivers who were ki ll ed had been l•••u~~~ lb. WIENERS PUFFS TISSUES PERCH 5 ' ~~~ $1.00 Superiors T-Bone Steak •1.99 OCEAN PAK ACCOIJrfl rfC lb. 49¢ SCOT LAD SUPERIORS USDA CHOICE PORTERHOUSE , STEAK 1111'1 I t. I "· ltl4 TOTAL OF 11,1U $1.49 SUPERIORS USDA CHOICE ORANGE SHERBET AllOCAT IO~ JN THE FOLLOWIN G MMfNEA Blt!S£0 UPON AN ~STIMATE O lb. SCOT LAD FOR THE E"fTITLEMEN T I'ERIOO 6EGINN JNG lt!N il ENOINU HAM SLICES ,..N~ 'A"•~· ' SUPERIORS BONELESS FROZEN FOOD BUY TIME! BAKER lb. ' BOLOGNA Back To School lOLA'S USDA CHOICE SUPERIORS QUALITY BEEF FINE MEATS USDA CHOICE Whole or Half Mrs . Gracy Shaw, Beaver FallS , Pa . Mr . and Mrs. John Mann ion qualily. MIDDL.EPORT, O'. SUPERIORS BONELESS and Joan , ostrander~ Mrl . Verna Weaver . Ostrander ; Mr . and Mrs . Robert Brognono . . Bobble . Shorrl. ~Indo and Gracie, Beo.er Fells,, Po .; Check us for price and SIRLOIN STEAK Superiors on'd''i:!.";.dJ~."Iia~rnYe/~hr~~t~ Those present th is year were Mr . and Mrs . Jflmes Brace, We Feature J~."n}:;,~.~'::.d~dn~f~ . ·'l!~~~:: 1((/' SUTTON TOWHIHijt JU L.'Y I, 1111 '' Ly nn, Mass . d with group singing an dancing. The number attending the reunion was 9,, the la~rgest one ever held · Nex t reun ion wIll be September 3, 1974 at Beaver Falls;· Pa ., the Sunday before Labor Day. ,,UIRACLES .... DO THI! GOVlftNMENT 0, 1900 PENNSYLVANIA AVE N.W WASHINGTON . 0 C. 20226 RACINE - The 13th annual Wilbarger f~mlly reunion was held Sunday, September 2, at the 1'\l'in' City Shrine Park In Racine with a basket dinner . Births since the last reunion were a son to Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Blosser, Flat Rock, Mtch.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson, Ra cIne ; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ferrell Cozart, · Flat Rock, Mich.; a son to Mr. and Mrs . Ronald Schuler, Cornell reunion held PORTLAND - The Cornell family reunion was held on Sunday, Sept. 3, at Portland Park with dinner served to 53 present. Cecil McClaskey, Newark, was the eldest attending and Mrs . Holter, Mrs. Mary Jo Tanya Allen, Toronto, was the Pooler, Mrs. Hallie Frederick, youngest. The afternoon was Mrs. Ada Neutzling, Mrs. Mae spent in playing ball and Spencer, Mrs. Marcia Keller, horseshoe pitching. Mrs. Goldie Frederick, Mrs . Attending · were Rosa and Helen Wolfe, Mrs. Thelma Cecil McClaskey, Newark; White, Mrs. Dorothy Lawson, Alfred and Emma Jean CorMrs. Betty Roush, Mrs. Ada nell, Bolivar, Ohio; Larry, Bissell, Mrs. Opal Hollon, Mrs. Kathy, Michelle and J oey Dorothy Rilchie, Mrs. Letha Wood, Mrs. Wickham, Mrs. Dorothy Myers, Mrs. Leona Hensley, Mrs. Erma Cleland, Mrs. Zelda Weber, Mrs . Ada Van Meter and Mrs. Ethel Orr. DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY' OFFICE OF REVENUE SHARING I " THE FRENCH ART COLONY announces illl fall schedule of children's art classes. The classes will begin Saturday, September 29, at Rlverby and run for eight week~. Mrs. Pam White will be the fall instructor. Drawing and multi,fJledia will be stressed. Classes for children ages 8 and 9 will be held 10 a.m.-12 noon; ages 10 and 11 will b~ held 1-3 p.m. ; ages 12and up will be held ~p .m . Costoftbe classes is $12.50, which includes materials. Registration can be made by calling Mrs. Michael Donnellan, 24S..S204. Chester D _of A meets CHESTER - Plans for the Observance of quarterly birthdays at the Sept. 18 meeting of Chester COuncil 323, Daughters of America, were made at a recent meeting . at the hall. Potluck refreshments will be served and those to be honored will be members with birthdays in July, August and September. A report on the slate session, held in Columbus last month, was given by Mrs . Erma Cleland and Mrs. Opal Hollon who represented the council. It was noted that five members, including 100-yearold Mrs. Elizabeth Wickham, marched In the Labor Day parade through Chester. Mrs . Mary Kay Holter, councilor, presided at the · meeting. It was reported that Mrs . Opal Eichinger has returned to work after some illness, and that Mrs. Sadie Trussell has entered the hospital. . Attending the meeting were FREE ON-STREO PARKING AnER 5 PM DAILY 16 ounce 8 PAK I I' •• �Social Wilbarger family reunion he}d · Communit~_ ~ Ca~!.~ar ICorner By Charlene Hoofliclll HYMN SING Tuff~Ci8~. 7:30 THE MIDDLEPORT High &hool Alumni Association dead '! p.m. at Freedom Gospel Not quite. And Iva Stewart Sisson and two or three others are Million, Bald Knob. Duncan ready to work, and work hard, to reactivate the organltalion. Uy from Tampa, Fla., But of course, they need help . eatured singers. Fir~ of all the coffer is all but empty, and it does take money RACINE Lodge 411 F and to contact graduates, hire a blind, and get someone to prepare , will meet ~ ~egulnr the food for the banquet and dsnce which hopefully will be held Jon at 7:30 p.nl. '-'efresh- · next May . Then, too, the mailing lisliJ are incomplete. . nts, all Moster Masons invited . As a first step, Iva wants to have either a rummage ssle or a ' yard sale or a combination of the two this fall . She's asking that MIDDLEPORT Masonic graduates of MHS and others Interested start now to gather Lodge 383, ,F&AM, will hold together Items for the sale. As soon as a location for the sale is post masters night, Tuesday. found, we'lllet you know. Ruby Vaughan and Jean Craig will be All Moster Masons lnvtled. working with Iva on the sale, so let someone know what you can XI GAMMA Mu Chapter do to help. Beta S1gma Ph! Sorority Key people from each graduating class are needed to help progressive dm~er for up-date the mailing Usts so that letters can go out to the members only starting at the graduates WiUing to do this? Then contact Iva (Mrs. Robert home of Charlotte Hanning, Sisson) . . Middleport, at 6:30p.m. There is some thought that perhaps it would be better to have SYRACUSE I'TA• 7:30 p.m. the banquet on Friday night of the Memorial Day weekend rather at the school. than Saturday so as not to conflict with other reunions. The WEDNESDAY committee wants to know your thoughts about that. MIDDLEPORT • Pomeroy Uons Club, noon at the Meigs JUST BACK from a three week vacation through the West Inn, are Mrs. Lillie Randolph, Mrs. E!llllla Buckley, Mrs. Lacey POMEROY Chapter 80, Mace and her granddaughter, Shellie. Royal ·Arch Masons, regular The four traveled through 15 states visiting numerous.places stated conclave, 7:30 p.m. at including Yellowstone National Park, Big Horn Mountain, the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Leaning Man Rock, Buffalo Bill Reservoir In Wyoming, Mount WHITE ROSE LODGE, 1:30 Rushmore, the Corn Palace in South Dakota and the Grand p.m. at the American Legion Canyon. In California, they took in the sights of Hollywood and Hall in Middleport. Los Angeles. They spent a day at Las Vegas and another in MIDDLEPORT Amateur Mexico. Gardeners famlly picnic, 6: 3~ In Los Angeles the group visited Mrs. Mace's son and while p.m. at the home of Mrs. there Mrs. Randolph's son, Donald Lee (Joe), flew in from San Ferman Moore, Pomeroy. Francisco for a visit. Members to take a · covered Returning hoine, Mrs. Randolph had quite a pleasant surfish. prise. Her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Glen Randolph, and her grandTHURSDAY daughter were here from Florida where they have spent the past YOUNG ADULT Class, year. The family is returning to Meigs COunty and Glen will be up Bradbord Church of Christ, 7 some lime later this month·. His wife came a few weeks early to p.m. at the home of Mr. and get their daughter enrolled in school. Mrs. CWford Smith. · ROCK SPRINGS Grange, 8 p.m. ·at the hall. ElecUon of \'fflcerS. t MISSIONARY Society , ~eroy First Baptist ChQrch, 7:30 p.tn. at the church. Mrs. Mary K. Yost, Racine J!aptist Olurch, to report on Women's Conference at Granvllle. : ' SENIOR Citizens of Rutland and Harrlsonvllle will meet at 7 ,.m. at Forest Acres Park ior a ~tluck supper. i. MEIGS County Humane $oelety, 7:30p.m., Middleport· tillage Hall. ; SOUTHERN Local School District Board of Education iaeeung, 7:30 p.m. at high lchool. i . :. ' . •\ Now these lblngs happened to tbem as a warninJ, but they were written down for oai' lutruction, ujioa whom 1-e 1111d of the aces has come. Threfore let aay oae who tllakl that he stands take heed lest be fall. I Cor. 10:U, .U. Dr. T. J. &radshaw Dr. Milton Mason OPTOMETRISTS 181 N. Second Ave. MIDDLEPORT . PH. ~92-3279 PLAN HOMECOMING ALFRED - The annual homecoming of the Allred United Methodist Church has been set for Sunday. A basket dinner will be held after which an afternoon program will be held. J . B. and the Tiny Trio, the Brotherhood Quartet and the Gospelettes of Vienna, W. Va., will be featured singers. RETAIN THIS WOIIIt SHEn Mrs. Honneycutt feted Women of the First Southern Baptist Chapel in Pomeroy enter.tained Friday evening with a layette shower hono~ing Mrs. Perry Honneycutt. Apink and blue color scheme was carried out in the decorations. Mrs . Donna Spencer baked the cake which featured a bootie design in pink and blue. The cake was served with punch . Games were played with prizes going to the winners, Mrs. Spenser and Mrs. Versie Pendley, North Carolina. Gilts were presented to Mrs . Honneycutt. BARBS Shte banquet By PHIL PASTORET The annual mother.Oaughter · banquet of Evangeline Chapter 1972, Order of the Eastern Star, Middleport, will be held at 6:15 p.m. September 20 at the Middleport Masonic Temple. Tickets at $2 each are available from the King Builder Supply on Nor.th Second St., in Middleport, or from Miss Kathy King at the Writing t.or money IS what Columbia Gas. Co. Resermost k1ds do if they 're vations may be telephoned to ou t ofcollege town. Mrs. William King, 992-5681, or + + + Mrs. Raymond Wilcox, 992Memo lo surgeons : No oper5187. ation is trivial to the patie nt. The element mercury is a liquid which flows so freely that it was named for the fleet-footed messenger of the gods in Roman mythology. Presents were presented to Mrs. Grace Shawl Beaver Fall. Pa ., oldest; Wayne Christian Schuler Lynn Mass • ., youngest; Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Johnson , Racine, largest family attending; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schuler and Mrs. Myla McFaggart an~ sons, Cu lver City, Calif., traveling the farthest. Door Prize went to Mrs . Verna Weaver, Ostrander. Games of bl·ngo, softball and football were played in the afternoon and musl'c was provided for by Mr. and Mrs. ('.{elvin Weaver and Ronald &huler that evening Attending the shower were Mrs. Fred Hill, Mrs. Nora Mills, Mrs. Troy Zwilling, Mrs. James Pauley, Mrs . Gary Basham, Mrs. William Snouffer, Mrs. Donna Spenser and son, Eric, Mrs . Susie Sea Nuggels Bailey and daughters, Holley and Kristin, Mrs. Elaine Miller While profitable sea·mining of gold and silver remains and Holly, Mrs. Bob Dailey. elusive. another ocean minerOthers presenting gifts to Mrs. al appears to be almost within Honneycutt were Mrs. Bob Mills, Mrs, Herschel McClure, reach : An almost limitless Mrs. Alice Mills, Mrs. Amos supply of black nuggets covers porilons of ocean floors like Samples and Mrs. Gene cobb lestone . Mainly manColeman . ga nese and. other industrial metals, the nuggets exi&t in every ocean and at almost all depths and have been developing slowly for eons. Cornell, Minerva; Denny Cornell, Bolivar; Linda Blofield, Canton; Dan, Jo and Roger Cornell, Garry Cornell, Bolivar ; Vergie an.d Sam Allen, Wellsville; Earl and Clara Wells, Wilma Wells, St. Marys, W. Va.; Gene, Elsie, Greg, and Chris Wells, Ossea, Mich.; William and Mary Ann Delong and sons, Eddie and Chris , New Matamoras; Leonard Cornell , Portland; Bonnie and Tiffany DeLong, New Matamoras; Chad and Edna DeLong, New Matamoras; Sandra Musick, Florida; Buddy, Carol and Sherry Cornell, Portland; Ed, Judy and Betty Autherson, Minerva; Jack, Mabel, Ront and Linda Miller, East Liverpool; Carol and Ronnie Cornell, P~,rtland; Harold, Norma, Jercy Harold, Jr., and &ott McClaskey, Newark. Aa~mond , Cutver Cll v. Ca lif.; Mr . ond Mrs . Mel• ln w.. ver t'~. Tl"::~r~'/r~n,k~~~r~'M';"d~ dlelown ; ~orrv wuvor. Mr . R""·~nt :"'A;:· DougiU •• • end· end Mrs .Johnoon Clyde . Johnson ~o bonon . and Brondo , Roclnt. Earl Johnaon, ~tclne 1 Mr . and Mr$ Max Manuel and JoM . Mlko Terri, Dionne, Recine ; Willford end Aliso , 'Racine . VI l t " Included Leur C l rcl~. 0'l1 u 1e woad . wa Johnson and Jess Brink•. Mr . end Mrs. Arn ie Sinon and Sherr I Dee, So;racuu ; Mr . and Mr!.. Paul J . Bloss~r and Jason, Flat Rock , Mich .: Mr . ~nd Mrs . Ferrell Court. Teresa, Susie , end Tammy , South Rockwood , Mlch ; Mr . and Mrs. Paul Blosser , M rke, Rac ine i Mr . and Mrs . Gar R~t clnt ; Ray Sharon Di llon , Sh~lor :k Adams, Racine ; Mr . Md Mrs . ~~~dda; w~:~ :~~ s~~~~~· 0 Ja Vernon Miller , Terri. Ronn ie :SUPER MARKET • Open Daily 9 to 10.· Sun. 10 to 10 · We Accevt'Federul Food Stumps I Ostrandt PHUNE: 992·3480 To Umii.Quantities" aevertv Rich , Powell ; Mea B MJ s lite · Mr a d Reserve The Jr~w"Curt n~~hvnson'. Ricin ; ~lSI and ~ori . Plot Rock, Mrs : Eileen Frltt, Darl ington . Mich .; Mr . and Mrs . Denzel Po .; Mrl Ruth Ann Graham, Brewer, Jay, Klmm , Barry Rutland . and Joy, Dennison. !( y.; Mrs .· l_b. and granddaughter, Johnna. Beaver Falls, Pa . ; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schuler. Culv er City, Colli.; Mr . and Mrs. Ronald Sch,uler and Wayne, Lynn , Mass . Mrs . Mvra Mc Fagga rt , Billy and JEANS ARE HERE Superiors • By The Piece • Main al Sycamore POMEROY, OHIO 79e . lb. SUPERIORS .DART -SLICED 12oz.. BACON pkg. PLANS TO lXPEND It S UVENUE SHAAI"fQ ~UN 99¢ ih gal. carton -1- · pP~iri;m rue: rulJn:- f- .ORAN~E JUICE FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. 16 oz. can 49' North Star Push Uos ••• l2 pak 69¢ North Star Lotta Cremes 12 pak 79¢ North Star Lotta Pops ••12 pak 79¢ Moore Onion Rings •••••• l~b. pkg. 59¢ RC COL· A· . nwrt • l " i WITH '3.00 OR MORE PURCHASE of fatal accidents In New York, 38 pet. of the drivers who had been killed had been drinking. Nol lUTTON TOWNIHII" TWI", C:LIRK ME I GS COUIIITY AACINii , OHIO 4SI1 1 I. e '16 Ol. In a survey of fatal ac- drinking . In another survey 1/ ' ' necessa rily drunk, you, bul not sober, either. You don 't have to feel drunk to be too drunk to CAPI TAL PlANN EO . take even a single drink without II dimm ing their vision. slowing their reflexes and warping their lodgement. Contrary to popular God doesn ' t beli ef. necessarily protect fools and drunkard~. And you're a fool if you think you sooer when you get behind the IFI '' r ,, ' I Tl.. \ OtH~ " doesn t ;;;,, M i.ii11fll ·- YOU/I WO!fK llfllr I 0~1 IO~M liG JIJlY 1111 OR NEW DIET RITE COLA (SUGAR FREE) --·· I EXPI£S . M~RK $ INSrANr \ . I .l •' 1!1 MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE AT_ MARK V STORE _ __ wtltl COUPON 011£ COUPOII P£1FAMILY • OFniERES 10..15-73 ' ------------------------- Winchester LITTLE CIGARS All Chewing Tobacco, Carton 12.88 carton NEW MEAL ~TRETCHERS! ·. • ADD-N-HEAT CHICKEN NOODLE ADD-N·HEAT LASAGNA REGULAR 79' SPECIAL CELERY 29~ WITH THIS COUPON WHEN YOU BUY A.;. 14 OZ.•JAR OF lldllt AXIELL HOUSE• ·COFFEE . ON SALE ALL WEEK MARK vSTORE - ·14 02. JAR ONLY '$159 AT. ,fii ___j . WITH THIS COUPON WHEN YOU BUY A 10 OZ. JAR OF 10 OZ. JAR ONLY 11.09 COKE v 9-1~73_... _ -------------- for PAK ' W1111 CGUPOII. I I I I I DAD'S ROOT BEER ~ HARDWARE Sttl. II. IITl i '~ • ¢ loaves Everyday Low Price bunch SAYRE Sllllllltl j,j, -·"''""""" '· r-------------:'•·-------:1 ~ CliP X. \fiV t''l Hb. box · FAVORITE BREAD large Wouldn' t you be wise to get Ihe full stnrv> C:all 882·2525. !W.et -IMTt~PIII'IIICM 9-~73 Produce Buy of The Week! 1 cells because lime sca le wil l not accumolate . ,' ' MARKV STOII'E · HI-HO CRACKERS ' mach lnes and cof• feemakers will last longer and require fewer service bot. ONLY ¢ doz. 32oz. LIQUID $ SALTINE CRACKERS SCOT LAD l-Ib. box tttumable Bottle as water heaters, washing ~~~ :: ..-:-:_iht S.rttar~ of lht Trtltwy lhtl U. Ill tutor~ r··-:o .,-- ., ,.., G ol 4tw ~tiDnl -efM11Mif1¥1nG ltlh ~ ~ b'l' lhll rKiphtlll: i)(Wtfl'lmtnl wi1h ~ funds ll!pOfltcl Nttori. • JOY ADD-N-HEAT BEEF S.TROGANOFF ADD-N-HEAT SWISS BURGER Big 32 ~ bOis. cost, but saves." You use less detergents, bleaches. blu ing , scouring powder and shampoos . Water bearing appliances, such oz. pkg. U. S· GRADE A • Also contrary to some persons belief. owning a water refiner cans · SMALL EGGS wheel of your car.. J 3 ol. ARMOUR'S · coca~Cola drive. Some people can' t UCPWOITUflfS FRIDAY ONt Y m ind 1~ 39¢ pkg. POTTED MEAT Mark V Low Price _,;}) ~1.89 fAMILY P.ACK 280 COUNT 75¢ cidents In California, 65 pet. of the drivers who were ki ll ed had been l•••u~~~ lb. WIENERS PUFFS TISSUES PERCH 5 ' ~~~ $1.00 Superiors T-Bone Steak •1.99 OCEAN PAK ACCOIJrfl rfC lb. 49¢ SCOT LAD SUPERIORS USDA CHOICE PORTERHOUSE , STEAK 1111'1 I t. I "· ltl4 TOTAL OF 11,1U $1.49 SUPERIORS USDA CHOICE ORANGE SHERBET AllOCAT IO~ JN THE FOLLOWIN G MMfNEA Blt!S£0 UPON AN ~STIMATE O lb. SCOT LAD FOR THE E"fTITLEMEN T I'ERIOO 6EGINN JNG lt!N il ENOINU HAM SLICES ,..N~ 'A"•~· ' SUPERIORS BONELESS FROZEN FOOD BUY TIME! BAKER lb. ' BOLOGNA Back To School lOLA'S USDA CHOICE SUPERIORS QUALITY BEEF FINE MEATS USDA CHOICE Whole or Half Mrs . Gracy Shaw, Beaver FallS , Pa . Mr . and Mrs. John Mann ion qualily. MIDDL.EPORT, O'. SUPERIORS BONELESS and Joan , ostrander~ Mrl . Verna Weaver . Ostrander ; Mr . and Mrs . Robert Brognono . . Bobble . Shorrl. ~Indo and Gracie, Beo.er Fells,, Po .; Check us for price and SIRLOIN STEAK Superiors on'd''i:!.";.dJ~."Iia~rnYe/~hr~~t~ Those present th is year were Mr . and Mrs . Jflmes Brace, We Feature J~."n}:;,~.~'::.d~dn~f~ . ·'l!~~~:: 1((/' SUTTON TOWHIHijt JU L.'Y I, 1111 '' Ly nn, Mass . d with group singing an dancing. The number attending the reunion was 9,, the la~rgest one ever held · Nex t reun ion wIll be September 3, 1974 at Beaver Falls;· Pa ., the Sunday before Labor Day. ,,UIRACLES .... DO THI! GOVlftNMENT 0, 1900 PENNSYLVANIA AVE N.W WASHINGTON . 0 C. 20226 RACINE - The 13th annual Wilbarger f~mlly reunion was held Sunday, September 2, at the 1'\l'in' City Shrine Park In Racine with a basket dinner . Births since the last reunion were a son to Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Blosser, Flat Rock, Mtch.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson, Ra cIne ; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ferrell Cozart, · Flat Rock, Mich.; a son to Mr. and Mrs . Ronald Schuler, Cornell reunion held PORTLAND - The Cornell family reunion was held on Sunday, Sept. 3, at Portland Park with dinner served to 53 present. Cecil McClaskey, Newark, was the eldest attending and Mrs . Holter, Mrs. Mary Jo Tanya Allen, Toronto, was the Pooler, Mrs. Hallie Frederick, youngest. The afternoon was Mrs. Ada Neutzling, Mrs. Mae spent in playing ball and Spencer, Mrs. Marcia Keller, horseshoe pitching. Mrs. Goldie Frederick, Mrs . Attending · were Rosa and Helen Wolfe, Mrs. Thelma Cecil McClaskey, Newark; White, Mrs. Dorothy Lawson, Alfred and Emma Jean CorMrs. Betty Roush, Mrs. Ada nell, Bolivar, Ohio; Larry, Bissell, Mrs. Opal Hollon, Mrs. Kathy, Michelle and J oey Dorothy Rilchie, Mrs. Letha Wood, Mrs. Wickham, Mrs. Dorothy Myers, Mrs. Leona Hensley, Mrs. Erma Cleland, Mrs. Zelda Weber, Mrs . Ada Van Meter and Mrs. Ethel Orr. DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY' OFFICE OF REVENUE SHARING I " THE FRENCH ART COLONY announces illl fall schedule of children's art classes. The classes will begin Saturday, September 29, at Rlverby and run for eight week~. Mrs. Pam White will be the fall instructor. Drawing and multi,fJledia will be stressed. Classes for children ages 8 and 9 will be held 10 a.m.-12 noon; ages 10 and 11 will b~ held 1-3 p.m. ; ages 12and up will be held ~p .m . Costoftbe classes is $12.50, which includes materials. Registration can be made by calling Mrs. Michael Donnellan, 24S..S204. Chester D _of A meets CHESTER - Plans for the Observance of quarterly birthdays at the Sept. 18 meeting of Chester COuncil 323, Daughters of America, were made at a recent meeting . at the hall. Potluck refreshments will be served and those to be honored will be members with birthdays in July, August and September. A report on the slate session, held in Columbus last month, was given by Mrs . Erma Cleland and Mrs. Opal Hollon who represented the council. It was noted that five members, including 100-yearold Mrs. Elizabeth Wickham, marched In the Labor Day parade through Chester. Mrs . Mary Kay Holter, councilor, presided at the · meeting. It was reported that Mrs . Opal Eichinger has returned to work after some illness, and that Mrs. Sadie Trussell has entered the hospital. . Attending the meeting were FREE ON-STREO PARKING AnER 5 PM DAILY 16 ounce 8 PAK I I' •• �e- 'l'ht Daily Sentmel, Mlddleport.Pomeroy. 0 Se~tinel 1/otlct of t - Till DallYitnllntl, Middltport.Pameroy, 0 lit PI II, 1973 Sept l1 1973 Classifieds Get Results! Fllln' 01 Inventory and Apprllstm•nt 2 SIGNS Prohte Court The Sta1t of Ohio Meigs County To the Execu tr ix of the estate to tuch ol the following as are residents of the- Sfate of Ohio vir: the surviving spouse the ne~tt of kin the benetlc larles under the will and to the attorney Ol' attorneys rtpresent lng any of the OF QUAliTY pnlsement of ~nd 1970 CHEVROLET Ap the estate of th e 197) Manny D Webster Judge Court of Common Pleas Probata Di\lts1on 181 28 19! 4 II 3tc ORDINANCE NO 441 AN ORDINANCE TO P~ACE A CURFEW ON THE TOWN OF POMEROY FOR PERSONS UNDER THE AGE OF 18 YEARS BE IT ORDAIN ED as follows ply fires heavy dut)l front & rear springs 108 axl~ Clean t-ab heater cab to ----~----~---HOUSE FO R Rent 5 rooms and bath Racine area Call 992 Pomeroy Motor Co. 5858 .> ~, .~ r I, ·'I"".• UP Meigs Inn Pomeroy 7 12 tfc PRIVATE meeting f'OOm for any organ izat ion phone 992 Help Wanted Oh o 3975 3 11 ffc Nottce Roofing , Spouting, Porch Repair, Com· plete Home Remodeling For Free 8 31 30t c ---------,-------PA INT DAMAGE 1973 Zig Zag -...-------------ME I GS Cou n1y F sh & Game Assoc!at to n wtll have a meet ng Wednesday Sep tember 12 7 30 p m Syracuse Cl ub Room 9 11 2tc F IVE tam dy yqrd sat e Sept 13 14 and 15 Sta rts 10 a m G g Saw 1B95 Oak. Table c B rad io cl oth ng fu rn tture m sc Frank Hudson res dence across from Racme Food Market 9 11 Jtc 5693 BABYSITT ING any l 1me n mY home Ed th Rose Anhqu1ty Oh o 91112tc Free est. ma te s Call 992 397.4 9s 12tp --------------lost Help Wanted ------------- -------------- like a person WMP0/1390 -------------- ON YOUR DIAL Not1ce Wanted To Buy ___________ _ Real Estate For Sale REAL ESTATE FOR SALE New. all electric, 3 bedroom home , bath Paneling tn kitchen and living room, and hall , therma pane windows, carpeted, garage, located on an a Gre of ground, on the Flatwoods Road, turn left at Five Points and look for my signs Immediate possession . Priced to sell fast at $19,500 GeorgeS. Hobstetter, Jr Real Estate Broker Phone 985 4IU after 4 P M Bo• 101, Pomeroy, Oil to HOU SE FOR rent - 6 rooms an d bath full ba se ment Pomeroy ca ll 992 7443 9 9 6tc --------------------------WILL PAINT houses and roofs TRA IL ER Browns Tra fer by the Council of the VIllage of Pomero y Otuo two th irds of att members el ected thereto concurrtng KEYS AROUND noon on Aug An ordmanc e to plac e a KOS KOT KOSMET ICS & WIG S 31 '"the Pomeroy park ng lot September Specta ls are curfew on the Town of at the area around Meters. \ Pomeroy for persons under the Lemon Fac al Bath Bath & Nos 89 to 93 Please phone Shower Ge l Jr Facta! Mask age of 18 years 378 6382 Kover Kotes L qtJ1d Rouge Section 1 It wtll be m 9 9 6tp Hatr Sprays Shampoos K violati on of this Ordman ce for Beauty Bars Suntan Spray any and all persons under the age of 18 years to be upon the and others Phone Helen Jane Brow n 992 5113 Many thanks streets Stdewalks park ng to our new and regu lar neas business houses ett of LAW EN FORCEMENT - Age cus tom ers th e Town of Pomeroy after 18 3.4 No ex p req Good sal 11 00 PM unless accompan ed 9 11 tfc man y benefit s travel by a parent or court appo nted pas s b I til es lnt er vt ew today VA R 0 Sa l e Wednesday Thurs legal guardtan Call Army opportun1t1es call day Residence of Raymond Section 2 The Town s f~re collec l 593 3022 86 N Cou rt Evans Eagle R dge Road siren will sound at 11 00 P M St Athens 9 11 liP each night and all persons 9 9 Jtc under 1he age of 18 years must be '" com pi ance w th Section I YA RD SALE Th ursd ay Fr day and Saturdav from 11 till 6 on TRUCK DRIVER - Age 18 34 of this Ord.nance No exp r eq Good salary old Rt 33 4 m ites north of Sec1ton 3 Persons who fail to many bene t ts trave l fatrgrounds comply Wtth thtS Ordtnance w i ll poss1b I t es lntervtew today 9 11 Jtp be arrested by Pollee and w i ll Cal l Arm y Opportun•t es call be made to appear In the co ll ect 593 3022 86 N Cour t Juvenile Court of Me rgs County St Athens along Wtfh the.r parents Upon 9 9 3tc arrest the said person w ill be taken to Pomeroy City Hall Look For Our Moonlight Sale RAD IO OPERATOR - Age 18 where the parents of said Ad for This Weekend 34 No ex p req Good sal person or legal guardian will many benefits travel EIIG SAVINGS be summoned to transport the po sslb I t es lnt erv ew today said person to hIs or her place of Call Army opportun it es ca ll residency If a parent or LARRY'S MOEII~E co ll ect 593 3022 86 N Cour t guardian !s not available for HOMES SALES Sf Athens transportation the final Pomeroy, OhiO 9 9 Jtc declston will be l eft to 1he d i scretion of MeJgs County COOK - Age 18 34 No exp r eq Ju\'enlle Author ftes Good sal many benet ts Sectllon 4 Any and all acts of travel possibll t•es. tnterv1ew destruction vandaltsm de toda-, Call Army op llnquency etc mcurred by satd portuntt es 593 3022 call person will be the full respon TRUCK DR IVER ~ Should be collec t 86 N Co urt Street slbllity of the parents or legal expe r ren ce d and over 21 Athen s guard tan of the satd person ApplicatiOns now taken n 9 9 3t c Sect1on S The curfew wtll lerv ews arranged Land bfgln at 11 00 P M and end at m ark 992 2181 AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC 6 oo A M the 1oltow lng day 9 9 Jtc Age 18 34 No exp req Good Th is 'SJid cvrfew will be in effect sal many benefits travel seven (7} days a week po sstb I t es lnterv ew today Sec tOn 6 Exceptions shall be A LOCAL company haS 1m Ca ll Army opportun t es ca ll made to Section 1 In case of any med lite open ngs for the co ll ect 593 3022 86 N Cour t organization sponsored event s following positions St Athens Section 7 That this Ordinance Account ng Cl erk 1 9 9 3tc shall be declared an emeroem:y Knowledge and eKper ence n Ord inance and shall take effect cost accounting or payroll CO NSTRUCTION WORKER and be tn force from and after essenttat Open ngs on the Age 18 3.4 No exp req Good the earliest per1od allowed by followmg sh1fts 8 a m t II 4 sa l many beneftts trav el low p m 4 p m 1 II 12 m1dn ght poss1b I t tes l nterv ew today Passed 8 6 73 12 01 1111 8 • m Cat I Army opportun tres ca ll APPROVED 2 Office sec retartes - Dul les collect 593 3022 86 N Cour t Donald Collins Mayor n cl ud e typ ng dt c t at 10n St Athens ATTEST ftl no Openmg on same sh fts 9 9 Jtc Jane Watton Clerk listed above (I) 28 19) 4 11 31c 3 Per sonnel Ass1stant CLERK TYPI ST - A ge 18 34 Responsible for re c ru t.ng No exp req Good sal many and screenmg of employees beneftts travel poss•blltt es Oeslre n terv lewmg or Interview today Call Army counselmg ex.per ence opport untf es call col lect 593 Excellent sa lar es and lrmge 3022 86 N Cour t St Alh ens benef1t s Send br1ef resume of 9 9 31c work history and edu cat on Send all r epl es to Box 729 S n HELICOPTER REPAIRMAN ca r e of Th e Da ly Se nt nel - Age 18 3.4 No exp req Pomeroy Ohio many benefits Good sal 9 2 tic travel posslbillt es l ntervrew today Call Army op portuntt ies call co llect 593 CENTRAL DIVISION CO N 3022 86 N Court St Athens SOLI OAT ION COA~ COM 9 9 Jtc PANY 1mmed1ate openlngs are ava lable -m th e follow ing pos1t ons "-.Ma ntenance DISTRIBUTOR NEEDED Foreman (unde rground ) Be In Duslneu For Yourn·lf Assistent Mtne Foreman full or Part Time ( underground} Secti on DISTRIBUTOR NEEDED Fo r eman Su rface Mine To Sr-rvfce A no Fllt~n Oeal~ n Fo reman Rectanat.on No ellp nee Economy doe• not affect Fo reman Per sons apply ng our buslnen ll'rotH potential 11 un shou ld hold va l d foreman limited $90 for each day worked ~~ 11 certi hcatlon papers (Oh o} or 'onservatlve esllmnte A $3 4~ In have suff c lent exper ten ce to vestment puts you !n buslneu apply for State exam lna tl on WRITE TOBAr (Include phone nu mber) BA CK TO SC HOOL Special Sa lary Commensur ate w th AUTOMOTIVE MARKETING INC New 4 draWer knee ho le desk. Experience Ex ce tl en l 600 N Jacksop Street read y to be fin shed This eenef!tS TO AP PLY Wr ite week. on ly S24 95 Cash & or Phone P ersonnel Mcd a Pa 19063 Carry Pomeroy Recovery Departm e nt Central 6 ~2 E Ma n Telephone 992 Dlv sion Consolldat on Coal 7554 Com pany Cad z Oh o 43907 9 6 6t c TelephOne 614 94l.4512 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY CALF feeder P'\one 742 3985 NO- H uNTJNG or tre5Pa5Sng on EM PLOYER 9 7 61c these far ms located m the 8 21 tic Nease Settlement area V rg il ...-~ --------~~- CO RNER cupboud s wall Hamm Wallace Amber ger cupboards ches ts old gun s. He l en Baer Br'!d Charles any condi tio n Also blue Yost decorated stoneware Write 9 6 6tp SUBSTI TUT E combmal on bus drtver and teachers ai d e for f) 0 Box 4A MarHnsburg 1973 74 M eigs Commun ty Oh io 43935 or ca ll 1 .484 4440 PARA SOL Bou t que Beauty Schoo l Send appltcatlons to atter7pm Salon nea r Ska t e A Way Gene Wood Rt If Pomeroy Roll er R ink announces. 8 8 90tc Ohio frost ing speci als Se pt ember 9 6 6tc NO 1 Copper 60c Ra diators 11 through September 22 JOe brass 20c batteries 90c Short hai r regular S\ 5 now eec h clean dry Glnnno Sll Long hair regular $17 SO WO MAN for bookkeeper and roots $60 a tb Yellow root u general off fct wor k Suga r now St5 50 Cal1 98S .41A1 for May apple soc per lb M A Run Fl our Milt Pomeroy appointm ent Sandra Kerns Ot'lto Hall ReedS\IIIIe Call 378 Operator ......_ 62.49 9 II Jtc 9 9 3tc We talk to you 9 10 Stc 73111< --------------- WANTED for auction household goods Toots most anything of value WHI buy or sell on commi ssion Will h~ul Call 992 3JS4 or 992 27 92 Haymans,__ 7251fc _______ Park Mtnersvllle Phone 992 3324 9 7 He -------------MOBILE home space Baer s Market Syracuse 8 26 ttc - - - -- -- - - - -- - - Auto Sales 1963 Ford Ga la xte 500 $75 1967 S90 Honda reb uilt eng ne Sl 75 Ca ll 614 667 6296 alt er 5 P m 14 x 65 TRAILER 2 bedroom very good con ditio Phone 773 s8os 8 22 .-------------- 6021 9 1I Jt c 1968 DODGE Dart 6 cy l nde r exce l le nt runnmg cond ttion $800 Call 949 28 15 after 6 p m 9 11 Jtc 1969 RAMBLER 992 7631 $500 Phone 1970 CHEVROLE T truck :1/~ ton w th 8lh ft camper Ca l l 882 9 7 6tp 1968 FO RD Fa rlan e m perfect cond t1on V nyl to p new points pr ce d reasonab le Mrs E E Pla ntz Phon e 992 7533 9 s 6tp For Sale BRUSH HOG S 4xS 992 58S8 It phone 7 15 ttc --------------1973 1.4x70 MOBILE home Garage and storage Lois of 7 18 tf -Locaied m new addlt1on About 21/2 yea.rs old Owner ha s been transferred 3 ntce bedrooms w1th closets 3083 --------------GROCERY bus ness for sate Build ing for sale or lease Phone 773 5618 from 8 3(1 p m to 1(1 p m for appotntment 3 2(1 tfc EXCEL SIOR Salt Works E Main St Pomeroy All kmds of salt water pellets water nuggets b lock sai1A and own Ohio River Salt ,..none 992 3891 6 s tfc 1967 CHEVROLET 6 cy l nder automat c 4 door Earnestme Hayman Long Bottom Ohio Call 98S 3910 9 9 6tc 2 REEL type recorders One webcor wtth m Ike Good case One Revere record er Wtlh mike and compan ion stereo amp t Iter whtch makes a P A system These are n lovely cases Pr ic ed reasonable Phone 669 417 1 Rev R o Brown 9 9 31p 150 BU SHEL ea r corn Mrs Cliffo rd Leif hei t Phone 992 3446 9 9 3tc ---------------- K1tch en has lots of cabm ets Hardwood floors Carport Large lot S20 000 00 MIDDLEPORT 1 floor olan 3 bedrooms Bath Dlnlng r oom New cabinets In the kItchen New furnace TV room New floor covering Por ches Full ba sement 2 ca r garage and worksh op Do uble lot $1300000 RUTLANO 1 story frame 3 n1c e bedrooms with close ts Bath N ice kttchen and dming area Full basement wtlh sho we r Porches Storm doors and wtndows Electnc heat 51 acres $18 500 DO OT HER PROPERTY TO CHOOSE FROM HENRY E CLELAND EIROKER ho e work tank s dlt chlng ser\llce top soli f i ll dirt limestone B& K Escavating Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 9 1 ti C Be Rtgh1 or we w1t1 tl Rtght ELNA and White Se w l ng Machines service on all makes Re asonab le rates The Se w1 ng Ce nter Mid dleport Ohio 11 16 tfc ~------------ WIL~ TRIM or cut tr ees and 8 4 30 Datly 8 12 Sat SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INc:Ph:'992 2174 Middleport 0 delivered right to your project Fast and easy Free estimates Phone 992 3284 Goeglem Ready Mix Co M iddleport Ohio 1 , 630tlc SEPTIC TANKS C~~ANEO REASONABLE roles Ph 446 .4782 Gallipolis Jolil) Russell Owner and Operatof S 12 tiC a 31 30tc C BRADFORD Audtloneer Complete Service DEA Ds ToCK =-wl" "~~p TIME to chec k that oil or gas at a reasonable charQe Ci;i ll furnace fqr w nter D irty 24S SS t< furna ces cost fu el and co uld cost a I fe Cal l P & J Home Maintenance 992 3509 215 N Seco nd Mtdd leport 8 23 30tc AUTOMOBILE Insurance been cancelled? Lost your operators 1cense Cell 992 7.428 Ileal ~tate Vtt qd I) Real Estate For 5ale il 5 11ft EXCAVATING dozer loador and backhoe work septic tanks Installed dump trucks and lo boys for hlre ~ will h•ul fill dirt top soil f lmestone and gravel Call Boll or Rogtr Jeffers day phone \ 992 7019 night phone 992 3525 or 992 r, .1krd "'' S232 Pi)'\1 'I ()y ( llllll 1(,'1 ROOMS and bath fult ba seme nt with shower com mod e and lavatory Forced air gas furnace 'FURNISHED furniture extra lot Just newly painted Near Pomeroy 2 BEDROOMS - Nice bath and Elementa ry School Phone k1tchen carport and large 992 7384 or 992 7133 rt ve r lot Asking $10 500 00 9 11 6tp NEW LISTING SPECIAL - 7 rooms good bath reasonable kitchen front and back porches City water ~ ba t hs 1 formal din ng room 1 I vlng room kitchen tam lly room 2 car garage full basement on acre lot Located In Rigg s gas Ohto Power $2800 00 NEW LISTING Crest Manor Phone 992 J863 before 3 p m and ask for Mr OUT- New 3 bedroom home Ingels or cal l Gene R rgos at atr conditioned washer and 985 3595 or 992 5869 8 26 tfc dryer bar tn kitchen Obi sink s 30 He properly Only S3500 00 NEW LISTING Lin coln IN TOWN - 2 bedrooil\s with --------------3 BEDROOM hou se on HOUSE for sa le lo ca ted In Bradbury Ca ll t9 2 7363 after 6 pm 9 5 30tc HOUSE tn Racine 9 rooms 1v~ baths basement and new bu It In ki t chen Ca n 949 38 01 or U6 7515 9 9 6tc large closets modern kitchen vice Sepllc 1a~ks lnlltltt\1 George !Boll 1 Pullins P"992 2478 or 992 7402 _ _ _ z_ _ _ _ _ full service all makes 992 2:284 The Fabric Shop Pomeroy Authorized Singer Sales and Servi ce We Sharpen Sclssori 3 29 lie -------------FOR FREE estimates on alum lnum sldlng Storm Doors and Windows Ca~ ports Marquees and RalllnO Phone Charles Lisle Syracuse Ohio Carl Jacob Sales Representative v V Johnson and Son Inc ~, 6 :22 tfc ------------0 DEL~ WHEEL Al/gnminl located at Crossroads R:t 124 now back to work Complete front end ser~tce tune up and brak e service Wheels balanced etectronfcally All work guaranteed Reisonable rates Phone 742 3:232 , power and alr For quick sa le of $6500 00 BE ONE JUMP AHEAD AND BUY IT NOW PROPERTY IS ON THE RISE ' 18 --------------RON SHEPARD Floor, Wall tic Remodeling Ceramtlc til e baths Box 280 Rutlapd 742 366< II 26 -------------- ti c MOBILE home repalr J Etec trlcal plumblng and heating Phone 992 5858 , ~ _ 992 22S9 If no an swer 992 2568 sendee calls Phone 99~ 2522 2 9 tfc --------.-~ -- 8 22 30tc KNAPP shoes new fall and w inter sty les now out Call 992 532< ~lui poin ....... l rad io tape com bina t iOn am fm radio a track tape deck Balance $1 14 68 or terms are ava il abl e Ca t 99 2 3965 9 7 tfc -------------- FARMALL H With Se r gent loader 1960 For d dump truck David Yos t Grea t Bend 843 -------------s 9 61p " Decision to overtake crucial • Rap I m ln my llfth college year - _going_ for my Master's I m tr•dltlorlal,ln that I want to get married II I find the man for tl, but I'm skeptical Over these past four years I ve had roommates, mostly female, and afler a rew months we get on each others' nerves We like differe nt degrees of cleanliness, routtne and privacy So we part friends knowing we would be enemies If we continued under one roof I'm not alone here How many business partnerships last a lifetime• How few friendships stand the test or years - tf the principals live close' So how can we expect marriage, which Is the closest relahonshlp of all, to weather all the stratns of "togetherness' ' Outside of sex, man and woman are scarcely compattble and often don t understand each other Sometimes one grows, the other stagnates or they compete, or they surely must realize. as I d1d wlth my roommat... that a short friendship (like a SIX· month engagement) only scratches the surface What's below and appears when you re boxed mto an apartment, causes the trouble Hopefully I'll firld a man I can live with all my life wtthout wanttng to kill him But I II go rnto marrtage wtlh my fmgers crossed And I disagree with those romanticists who mstst on 111· eluding "Till death do us part" 111 the ceremony It's realistic to th111k, "If It doesn t work, there s always d1vorce - MODERN TRADITIONAUST MT Reallstlc or defeatist' Marrtage can weather the stratns of togetherness' II both partners work at tl AmaZingly, the majortty of marriages still !b hold together almost three·fourthll of all marrwges end only when one or the other spouse d1es But I've an 1dea these people didn t say on their wedding days, 'There s always divorce HELEN MT You say you'll marry 'If you ftnd the man for rt" Are you shopp111g for a MAN or a queen 's consort who can be ba!lllhed if he doesn't please' Seems oo me you re lookmg for the perfect partner, and they hardly ever come that way, either 111 husbands or roommates mr~NliD~ ~ -lk.i 4<:::11:-J:. ,MwJ ,_. ~ ~ ~~® QN••~m!:._l.,liiii!Jfltl-1 hrrn Un1cramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordinary word1. LKECIIE ~~"~~.!!!- (J tWCIIOS IJ II l rn II EVIDENi~ tJ ± iHI& KIN!:' OF OWL c::t>E!>iJ T 61VE A HOOTI Now orranc• the clrtlecllotten ~ to form the .,1 11111wer, u (AMwen tomorrow} l•mbl•" NAVAL MINIR WALLOP DEMISE Anl"ert Such a man U r11aUy of loll! deveo - A SNOWMAN North East Sovlh !NT ' Pass 3N T Pass Pass Stick 'em up! Pass Openmglead- •6 •By Oowald & James Jacoby If you can keep from looking at etther the South or the East , hands you can get full enJOY· ment out of today s arttcle We will make you West and compel you to lead the stx of hearts against South s three notrump contract Your partner wtns the trtck w1th the ace and returns the queen South follows wtth the deuce to the flrst lead and the hve spot to the second lead If you let your partner hold the tr1ck and he has the three of hearts m hts hand he wlll con u Unue and you wlll set declarer • two tricks If he doesn't hold that Utile card declarer w1ll have lime to knock out your ace of diamonds before you can • cash more than three heart : tncks and will make hls con· ' THE BORN LOSER 1 '• Racine area Built In ce brne ts stove and refr lgeralor 2 yel!lrs old Sa m Ya t es 992 713'i' 9 5 6tc •" 1: JACK W. CARSEY, Mgr. YOU CAN IUV AT LANOMA~K Jlck w C1r sey Mgr Phone 992 2111 North • POMEROY LANDMARK POiiiEROY The bidding has been : Welt -----=..::::-:------- 12XSO 2 BEDROOM mobile • ALLEY OOP · ~UT 'TJ.\AS~ 0 TIME AS Af-1 LEAI'-NED FUM C>IA><LIE C>\Af.J AND THE WEIRDO WINDOW 1'.1'\SHEP.: FEATURifJIS SIDNE.'YTOLER I!.NDf>IR Everyone Can! Serving Meigs, Gallla, Mason Counties Open Mon.-lat. Til 6.00 P.M. I PHONI M2-2181 LAUP.EI.JCE. Ol-1\/IEP." (NEWSPAPER ENTEAPAIIJEA89N) Eut 11 So•ta. lt 4+ U 1• Pass : Pus 2+ PaiS " Pill 4. Pall .. pus &+ Pa11 1 : You Soulh hold • tQ I t 4 2 •2 +A I +A K J t 7 "' What do you do now? A- P••• Your partnmr does not ~appear 10 line Jlnt rolftd spade : ota&rol : TODAY'SQUESTION " Instead of blddlnl Ill club& your : partner loll bid five 1pod01 Who\ : do you do now! DURN 'fORE HIDe, MAW!! 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I ---1 A ( I I ' I I I I ) ( XX] YAI WAR V _ !:, ~ concern I I CJIAJIO Especially If you aren t quite perfect yourself - SUE P S Or as one wiSe correspondent has said 'Being 'ln love' tBI'l't enough That slmpi&<IOunding phrase ilt too often taken to mean the eXilttence of some intangible rnastc element between two people Nothing Is further from the truth Being 'In love' meana a lot of hard work by hoth parties - to understand, overlook, forgive, rorget, anttctpate, giVe, accept, compromise, ernphathlze, sympathtze ftght fair, and srrule when you d rather not There IS no such thing as magtc • only MATURlfY I !'RANK Z" 2 Wood 11 NORTH t105t .\.08 t KQI02 +K10t2 •• 5 ROOM$ and bath -------------For Rent I BY PAUL CRABTREE It's Ume to take a look at the fall '• new TV shows both literally and figuratively Some ol them will be late making an appearance, but the swnmer'slabor problems wort t keep them away for long Last year, I graded the program.! two ways - on their probable excellence, and on thelr survival posslbllttle& We'll keep that format However, last year I used crltlcs' sampling:~ from all over the nation This year, the opinions are strictly my own So let's look over CBS, which had a season that tnapired confidence, and thua offera very lew changea "The New Perry Mason Show," Sundays at 7 30 Monte Markham shares only one troll with Raymond Burr, who made Perry a household word In the Fiftlea Both are superb acoors, whether In a turtleneck swealllr (Perry Mason In a sweater') or a wheelchair Nevertheless, the show laces the entrenches "FBI" and Disney, a nd apparently Is going to stick with the formula of Perry never, ever, ever losing a case I think today s TV audtences are too mature for that Excellence, B min118 , survivablllty, C 6 "Hawktns, Tuesdays at 9 30 James Stewart drawls his ' 6 45 - Corncob Reports 3 Farmllme lO 7 00 - Today 3, I 1S CBS News 8 10 News 6 Fltntslones 13 way onto TV agam, as part of a rotating detective sertes He s 7 30 - Romper Room 6 Rocky & Bullwtnkle13 really playing a Perry Mason·type role, and I think Perry, 8 00 - Capt Kangoroo 8 10 New Zoo Revuel3 Sesame St 33 , ~rnaby Jones, et a1 , are more Utan enough of this type Ex· Lassie 6 celience, C-rn111us, survtvabillty, 0 8 30 - New Zoo Revue6 Dick Van Dyke13 8 55 - News 13 "Shaft," Tuesdays at 9 30 Richard Roundtree recreates his 9 00 - Paul Dixon ~ Phil Donahue 15 Friendly Junction 10 money.maklng movie role, and wtll alternate wtth Jrnuny A M 3 Brady Bunch 6 Mlsler Rogers 33 Abbott and Stewart and others In this tlme slot "Shaft,' though btg box· Costello a Movie Love with lhe Proper Stranger 13 9 30 - Elec Co 33 To Tell the Truth 3 Wild, Wild West 6 office, may not be suited for TV, but I thtnk 1t may be offbeat Secret Storm 8 enough to have a chance, something llke a black "Kung Fu " 9 SS - Chuck Wh lte Reports 10 Excellence, B.mlnus , survivability, C·mlnus 10 00 - Dinah Shore 3 1S Jokers Wild 10 8 Lilias Yoga and You 33 "Kojak," Wednesdays at 10 Oh, no, not another doggone 10 30 - Batlle 3, ~ 1S $10 000 Pyramid 8 10 Mike Douglass 6 show Yes,l'm afraid so wlth veteran Telly Savalas as detective Erica 33 a veteran New York cop Once a month, maybe But this l1l once a 10 ~5 - The.ttnle 33 11 00 - Gomblt 8 10 Password 13 Insight 33 Wizard of Odds 3 week No, thanks Excellence, C survrvablllty D 4 15 "Caiuccl's Dept ,'' Fndays at 8 Can bureaucracy be fun and 11 30 - Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Love of Lite 8 10 Bowl ing 6 games' Can governmental gobbledegook and the human rrusery Brody !lunch 13 !look Beat 33 of unemployment be turned tnto comedy? It sounds unpossible, 11 55 - CEIS News 8 Dan Imel s World 10 1 12 00 - Jeopardy 3 )5 Password 6 Bob Braun s 50 50 Club ~ but ifltcan be done wtth illness ( Temperatures Risrng ") or war ' News )3, News 10 8 Sesame Street 33 (' M·A.S·H"), maybe this show, starrtng James Coco, can make ' 12 30-SearchforTomorrow8 10 Spii!Second6 3W's3 15 lt, too Excellence, C, SUI'VIvabiUty, C , l2 ss - News 3 15 1 00 - News 3 All My Children 6 13 Not for Women Only 15 'Roll Out 'Fridays al8 30 Another sertes based on a "fun Chon-Eso Way 33 Concentration 8 What s My Line 10 war,' Utls time thathilartousevenl called World War IT, features ' 1 30 - ThreeonaMalth3 415 LetsMakeADeal6 13 Aslhe the men of the Red Ball Express, a transportation outf1t which World Turns 8 10 The Session 33 2 00 - Days of Our Lives 3, 4 15 Newlywed Game 13 6 really helped oo wln the aforementioned war I can't see much Guiding Llgh18 10 Nine Symphonies By Whom? 33 hope for this one, featurmg an apparently.mtegrated U S Army, , 2 30 - Doctors 3, ~ IS Edge of Night 8 10 Girl In My Life 6 13 which wasn't the case during WWil Excellence, D, SW'· 3 00- Another World 3, ~. 15 General Hospital 6 13 Price Is RightS, 10 Black PerspecllveontheNews33 VIVabilily, D 3 30 - Return of Peyton Place 3 15 One Lite to Live 13 Secret Yep, you're nght I don t think that CBS has much to offer m Storm 10 Phil Donahue 4 Match Game 73 8 Fllntstones 6 lts new shows But then, when you have Archie Bunker, Matt Film 33 Dllloo, Lucille Ball, Mary Tyler Moore and The Waltons you ~ 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame St 33 Love American Style 13 Marv Griffin 4 Speedracer 6 I Love don't need much Next column ABC Luc~8 Movie Living II Up 10, In School Prevlaw20 4 30-My Little Margie lS HazelS Gilligan s Island 13 Green • Acres 3, Jeopardy 4 I Love Lucy 6 About Inside Flash Outside 20 5 00 - Mr Rogers 20, 33 Bonanza 3 Ellg Valley 6 Western Star Theater 15 Merv Griffin 4 Andy Griffith 8 I Dream of Je.ttnnte 13 5 30 - Elec Co 33 Gomer Pyle 13 Beverly Hillbillies 8 , Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Trails West 1l 7 30- How Do Your Children Grow 20 Episode Action 33 On 5 SS - Earl Nightingale 15 the Money 4 To Telllhe Truth6 Sate ot the Century 8 6 00- News 3, 4 8 10 15 ABC News 13 Sesame Streel 20 00Adam 12 3 4 1S Sonny & Cher 8 10 Love Thy Netghbor 8 Personality and Elehavtorai Development 33 6 13 Narukaml the Thunder 33 Measure For Measure 20 ' 6 30- News3 4 6 8 10 15 Hogans Heroes 13 8 30Movtes In the Heal oflhe Ntghl 3 < 15 She L1ves 6, 7 00 - News to, Whets My Line 8 Truth or Conseq 3 6 Beat 13 the Clock 4 Anylhlng You Can Do 13 Elec Co 20 Saint 15 9 00 - Cannon 8 10 Book Beat 20 Know Your Schools 33 9 30 - Man Budds Man Destroys 20 33 10, 00 - News 20 Owen Marshall6 l3 Homewood 33 11 OO - News3 < 6 8 10,13 15 WIN AT BRIDGE 11 30-Johnny Carson 3 4 15 TV Tlmes6 13 Movies Hunters Are for Killing 8 Palm Springs Weekend 10 • 1 00 - News 13 4 t11 s 13 lie I To Wed wltlt Flngen Cr01sed' L Tomorrow 331 NBC News 3 1 151 ABC Newl6 , CBS News 1 10 Hog1n s Heroes 13 : 7 00 - Whit I My Lint e Elte Co 201 Ileal The Clock 4 News , 101 Ltt Trevino 1 Golf lS1 Truth or Consequences J 6 Cu&IY'I Tr11t 13 7 30 - To Ttlf lht Truth 61 RFC 201 Cancer Lilt or Onth 33 Beet lht Clock l3 i Charles Blairs Better World lS i New Prlctll Righi a 10, New Dating Game 3 World of Survival• I 00 - Maude 8 10 Evening At Popo 33 Chase 3 ~ 1s First Family of Wa&hlngton 6 13 I 30 - Hawaii Five 08 10, Ohio This Week 20 Movie • Deliver Us From Evil' 6 13 ' 9 00 - Movie ' Drlvo Hard Orlvt Fast 3 4 15 Nine Sym phonltl By Whom 20 33 ' 9 30 - Movie Collet Teo or Me? 8 10 10 00 - Marcus Welby MD 6 13 News 20 The Unreasonable , Man 33 11 00 - News3 4 I 13 15 10 6 ll 30 ~ Johnny Carson J ~ 15 Dick Cavett 6 13 Mov ie Who s Got the Action 8 The Brave !lulls 10 ' 1 00 - News 131 Your Heolth 4 1 30 - News 4 I-__._,.._. WEDNESDAY SEPT 12 1973 • 6 00 - Sunrise Seminar ~ Sacred Hearl 10 6 15 - Urban League 10 6 20 - Form Report 13 6 25 - Paul Harvey 13 6 30- Columbus Today 4, Bible Answers 8 The Story 13 News 6 :u 2242 o 9 s 61c lly Helen and Sue Bottcl ... ...w. 13 :10 - EnvirOflm.rtl Todly • If you overtake your pari· : ner s queen and play the nine • spot you will set up two more : heart tricks and beat the con· "' tract unless declarer can col· : 1ect elght tricks tn the black : •ults What do you do' • The answer ls thai you : should overtake You wlll took : mighty silly If your play gives • hlm the contract, but the odds ::,are against his being able to .. take elght tricks In the black : sults and you want to beat him you possibly can do so 8 1.4 ttc --------------BEAUT I FUL watilUtS'fereo OLD furnllure oaK tables clocks Ice bo)CeS bron beds dishes or comp lel e households Write M M llter Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh io call 992 6271 mon th Call 742 l980 ! Generation Rap : tract ______ _ home Five m lnute drive from new mines Rent by week or 15 He HARRrsONSTv-,-;;.-;r7,- ;d & THINGS TUI!SDAY1 UPT II, 1t7S 6 00;-C~~w• l, 4 f.'lb 15,6 S.&ame SlrNilO Sportscopo33 1 29 II< - ------------- basement $16 500.QO GOOD EIUSINESS TAXI SE~VICE - 31ate model cabs In good condition 2 have Television Log _ _ __ SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYS,EN1S CLEANED REPAIREa MIL~ER SANITATIO STEWART OH 10 PH 66 303S 10 ~ He SEWING MACHINES Repair large llvmg wllh gas llreplace Garage and 2 11 He and small BacktiOtl lnd loaders on track and tlret, Dump truck ~ L.:o boy Mr patto and garage 6l of land 7 ROOM house with bath In $19 000 00 Rutland air conditioned NEW LISTING carpeteef gas furnace d sh NEAR STORES - 1block from WiliSh~r doubte oven range double garage large carport cou rthou se 7 rooms and 4 acres cleared and fen ced storage 2 Apartments should small barn a nd other butldlngs Phone 614 7.42 6834 he renovated Into good Income H II living r oom kitchen bath and ut ili ty room extra large lot over l acre Has driveway $13 000 Call Sunday after 12 noon on Weekdays after 5 p m 992 3247 8 5 ftc I -------------EXCAVATING Dozers Iorge 1 llllt/,(i(\,11'" ,,~,,.,! -----------3 BEDROOM house 1 Rac1ne Ohio Crill Bradford TEAFORD Br ~~ k' 6 Phone 949 3821 8 23 901c -------------- Pomeroy NEIGLER S FOR HOUSE BUI~DERS CA~~ GUY NEIGLER RACINE OHIO 9 II 30tp READ YM ~-- C O ~t RETE sh rubber y also clean out basements att1cs and etc Ca ll 949 3221 or 742 44.41 1' the R H Rawhngs Sons Butldmg Heater Co r~ Nathan Biggs 1 Radtator SpecialiSt CO Mason W Yo It Must remodeling Close to school and slore Sl9 500 00 SYRACUSE Modern bath Ullllty space ~ maltest MATERIA~S 713 5SS4 3954 or 992 7349 Ahgnment POMEROY washer a,. d dryer d sh washer statnless steel si nk garbage d isposal eye level O\len range dacron polyester carpet large lot Phone 742 From the iaraest HOGG & ZUSPAN Wheel POMEtfbY range and lots of cabinets Utility space Hot water heat Aor cond Carpeted WOOD TRUSSES ;:==~;::=====:::, DOZER and back Spec1ai1St ponds and septic E MAIN~---1 1 h si ory frame 3 large bedrooms Baih 0 1nmg room Lovely k 1ichen wtih PRE FABRICATED Eluill to Your '$pen Oellvered to Job Sltt 6 1S tic a.ElAND 6oa REALTY Pttk Up S.rvlct Available ' We Buy & Sell Antiquo~ Dick Sey lor Owntr Kerr 51 Pomeroy, 0 Phone "2 2711 ASK US ABOUT JOHN TUCKER m 2101 ,., Bulldoz,er Rad1ator to the Rt 4 Po me roy 0 BELPRE 0 Real Estate For S31e used 215 N Second Phone 992 3509 • 24 Hour Service All work guaranteed MODERN SANITATION Complete mob1 le home servtce plus g1gani1C d1splay of m obil e homes always ava tlabl e at 423 7521 Residential or Commercial 24 HOUR SERVICE 992 1 "STRIPPERS" ' We Str ip Paint V$rnlshes, 1 Etc from Furntlurt Antlquos Modern Mtltll No rufnous lye$ or caus1ics Air Cond · .~etrlgeratton PIUIJlblng , Electrical Appllonces Auto SERVICE Atr Cond1troners Awntngs Underprnnrng 9 11 121c 291S & REPAIR SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED DUMP TRUCK Our Dick 's Hoard House t1 eallng Open 8 Ttl s Monday thru Saturday 606 E. Matn, Pomeroy, 0 ttc 1220 Wa shmgton Blvd Stop In and See Flo~r Dt_lll!ar , MAINTENANCE Pomeroy Home & Auto 9 6 6t v 1969 VOLKSWAGE N Ca ll 992 P AND J HOME - MILLER MOBILE HOME& FURNITURE EXPERT Wheel Alignment Air Cond ' and Ph. 742-6271 - GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 Mobile Homes For Sale CASH pa id l or all makes and models of mobile homes Phone area code 614 423 9531 .4 13 ttc 992 2094 ' 606 E Main Pomeroy OffiCE SUPPLIES MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Phone 992 2550 On Mq$1Am enca n Cars __ Employment Wanted Eslrmate •5.55 sewing machine$ Stilt in orlgmsl ca r tons No at tachmen ts need&d as our controls are built ln Sew!'. wlll'l 1 or 2 needln makes buttonholes se ws on buttons monogra m s and blind liem slitch Fu ll cash price $38 50 budget p lan available Phone 99'2 2984 9 6 6tC POMEROY HOME & AUTO All WEATHER ROOFING CO. I VACUUM Clea ners new 19l3 9 11 3tc 2 BEDROOM apar t men t Wtlh model Comp le te w ith all bath and plenty of closets c lean lng tools Smati pamt COVPLE of elderly peop le want H;elrdwood floors n ce damage n shipping Will take someone to ltve In and do light cap rnets m k tchel) New fl oor 527 cas h or budget plan housework. Woman s ti l but covering m k tchen and bath availabl e Phone 992 2984 will take care of her husband Small yard and garage No 9 6 61C Phone 992 2673 pets Call Tr acy Wha ley 130 __._.......,_ 9 11 Jtc Lm co ln H II 992 3054 SINGER Automatic Ztg Zag 9 9 etc sew ng ma chines In sewing R 0 UTE workers f or Con ! ab le Makes buttonholes Sol idated Foods Fu ll er Brush F I RST floor 2room apartment sews on b uttons blind hems Top comm sslon Wnte R L Call 992 3028 etc Top notch cond1tion Pay Lent 637 H gh Street 9 9 3tc S51 00 or term s avai l able Nelsonv ille Oh1o Or call 753 Phone 992 2984 1594 TW O TRAILER lots tn M d 9 6 6tc ..,..... 9 11 Jlp dtepor t lf? duplex in Brad bury phone befor e 6 p m 992 ___________ ROOFING, FUR · NACE CLEANING AND REPAIR AND 4 PLUMBING CONSTRUCTION __________ FOAM to f Jl your old COUCh and cha l r cush ons Sl andard size only S9 95 Pomeroy Recovery /, 22 E Ma n Str eet 992 7554 8 31 JOtc __ 8 29 ffc --------------ROOMS by the week $18 OPEN EVES 8 DO PM POMEROY, OHIO --.------- ----- ' .., PRICE: CANNING Tomatoes cucurnbers me:naon and ca nte lopes Geraldine Cletand Raclnt 1 31 tf c ------------- Busmess Opporluntlies '' .._ ·~::~::::==::==:::==-.;;==========r;::=========~ - -----------...--- ------------- , 3•3 / Into camper Phone 1.-1 made ' 11 31p Busm·ess Servi·ces UPHOL STER yoUr own fur nlture We nave all the sup piles you will need Upholstery Fabrlcs ft very J ROOM upstairs fuf'n shed Iaroe selection of nylon s «apartment on 628 E Main vel~ets Herc1.110n viny ls In Street Pomero-, cotton prints als.o remnants 9 11 3tc Foam for cushions and padding Burlap denims 4 ROOM furnished apartments cambric loam glue Zippers Watt to wall carpeti ng Close spr ings and clips chipboards n town Ca t! 992 3658 legs sewing th rea d dacron 9 11 ltc tacks webbing welt cord cot ton swive l bases anef all FURN I SHED two bedroom other supplies you will need moblle home on Spring New furniture at low low Avenue In Pomeroy Call 991 pr ices Pomeroy Recovery 34211 622 E Mo ln 992 75S4 9 11 6tp power BEAUTICIAN Wlfh I cense Cet.i 1 992 3205 , LIVIOn f-T CAMPER type And I pull IChOO I bUI -------------- ---------------· 1970 CHEVROLET 2 TON $2495 350 cu In V8 15 000 lb 2 speed rear axle good mx20 10 Appraisement will b e for hearing before th s Court on th e lOth day of September 1973 i!lf 10 00 o clock A M An y person d~i~slnng to f le excepf1ons thereto must t i le them at teast fi ve days pr!or fll th e date set tor heanng Gi ven under my hand and seal of said Court this 30th day of August 1973 Manning 0 Webster J ud ge and ex offiCIO Clerk ot Slid Court By Ann 8 Wiltso f1 Deputy Clerk 19)4112tc 8 30 lie 3 AND A ROOM furn l:shed and unfurn ishe-d apartments PhOne 992 5434 4 12 lfc $1495 fv\allbu 4 door 307 VB engine automatic 1rans steer•ng radio clean l"terlor gold tlntsh Said Inventories ano Notlct of Appointment Cilst No 20,,5 Esto1fe of Jose ph E Wilson, Deceued Notice is hereby given that Eloise 8 Wilson of 228 S Fifth Avenue Mtddler,ort Ohio has been duly appo nted exec utri x or th e esta te of Joseph e Wilson deceased late of Meigs County Ohto Creditors are req ut red to flte their eta ms wtth sa d f tducrary wlthtn four months Dated this 23rd day or Aupust 58S8 owner factory atr tinted glass 400 engine automatic transmission power steenng & brltkes radio luggage rack gold ftmsh white wall tires A sharp clean car aforementioned dectased tat e or sad County was tiled In thl:~: Court HOUSE FVR rent S rooms and batt't Raclntt area Call 992 $36J5 2 seol KINGSWOOO WAGON 16 500 milts by local 1 No 2099S Josll'ph E Wilson Deceased Mfddleporf Ohio Sall&burv Townsh ip You are hereby notified thai Inventory Pomeroy Motor Co. > 1972 CHEVRO~ET aforementioned persons lh e For Rent for Sale ' �e- 'l'ht Daily Sentmel, Mlddleport.Pomeroy. 0 Se~tinel 1/otlct of t - Till DallYitnllntl, Middltport.Pameroy, 0 lit PI II, 1973 Sept l1 1973 Classifieds Get Results! Fllln' 01 Inventory and Apprllstm•nt 2 SIGNS Prohte Court The Sta1t of Ohio Meigs County To the Execu tr ix of the estate to tuch ol the following as are residents of the- Sfate of Ohio vir: the surviving spouse the ne~tt of kin the benetlc larles under the will and to the attorney Ol' attorneys rtpresent lng any of the OF QUAliTY pnlsement of ~nd 1970 CHEVROLET Ap the estate of th e 197) Manny D Webster Judge Court of Common Pleas Probata Di\lts1on 181 28 19! 4 II 3tc ORDINANCE NO 441 AN ORDINANCE TO P~ACE A CURFEW ON THE TOWN OF POMEROY FOR PERSONS UNDER THE AGE OF 18 YEARS BE IT ORDAIN ED as follows ply fires heavy dut)l front & rear springs 108 axl~ Clean t-ab heater cab to ----~----~---HOUSE FO R Rent 5 rooms and bath Racine area Call 992 Pomeroy Motor Co. 5858 .> ~, .~ r I, ·'I"".• UP Meigs Inn Pomeroy 7 12 tfc PRIVATE meeting f'OOm for any organ izat ion phone 992 Help Wanted Oh o 3975 3 11 ffc Nottce Roofing , Spouting, Porch Repair, Com· plete Home Remodeling For Free 8 31 30t c ---------,-------PA INT DAMAGE 1973 Zig Zag -...-------------ME I GS Cou n1y F sh & Game Assoc!at to n wtll have a meet ng Wednesday Sep tember 12 7 30 p m Syracuse Cl ub Room 9 11 2tc F IVE tam dy yqrd sat e Sept 13 14 and 15 Sta rts 10 a m G g Saw 1B95 Oak. Table c B rad io cl oth ng fu rn tture m sc Frank Hudson res dence across from Racme Food Market 9 11 Jtc 5693 BABYSITT ING any l 1me n mY home Ed th Rose Anhqu1ty Oh o 91112tc Free est. ma te s Call 992 397.4 9s 12tp --------------lost Help Wanted ------------- -------------- like a person WMP0/1390 -------------- ON YOUR DIAL Not1ce Wanted To Buy ___________ _ Real Estate For Sale REAL ESTATE FOR SALE New. all electric, 3 bedroom home , bath Paneling tn kitchen and living room, and hall , therma pane windows, carpeted, garage, located on an a Gre of ground, on the Flatwoods Road, turn left at Five Points and look for my signs Immediate possession . Priced to sell fast at $19,500 GeorgeS. Hobstetter, Jr Real Estate Broker Phone 985 4IU after 4 P M Bo• 101, Pomeroy, Oil to HOU SE FOR rent - 6 rooms an d bath full ba se ment Pomeroy ca ll 992 7443 9 9 6tc --------------------------WILL PAINT houses and roofs TRA IL ER Browns Tra fer by the Council of the VIllage of Pomero y Otuo two th irds of att members el ected thereto concurrtng KEYS AROUND noon on Aug An ordmanc e to plac e a KOS KOT KOSMET ICS & WIG S 31 '"the Pomeroy park ng lot September Specta ls are curfew on the Town of at the area around Meters. \ Pomeroy for persons under the Lemon Fac al Bath Bath & Nos 89 to 93 Please phone Shower Ge l Jr Facta! Mask age of 18 years 378 6382 Kover Kotes L qtJ1d Rouge Section 1 It wtll be m 9 9 6tp Hatr Sprays Shampoos K violati on of this Ordman ce for Beauty Bars Suntan Spray any and all persons under the age of 18 years to be upon the and others Phone Helen Jane Brow n 992 5113 Many thanks streets Stdewalks park ng to our new and regu lar neas business houses ett of LAW EN FORCEMENT - Age cus tom ers th e Town of Pomeroy after 18 3.4 No ex p req Good sal 11 00 PM unless accompan ed 9 11 tfc man y benefit s travel by a parent or court appo nted pas s b I til es lnt er vt ew today VA R 0 Sa l e Wednesday Thurs legal guardtan Call Army opportun1t1es call day Residence of Raymond Section 2 The Town s f~re collec l 593 3022 86 N Cou rt Evans Eagle R dge Road siren will sound at 11 00 P M St Athens 9 11 liP each night and all persons 9 9 Jtc under 1he age of 18 years must be '" com pi ance w th Section I YA RD SALE Th ursd ay Fr day and Saturdav from 11 till 6 on TRUCK DRIVER - Age 18 34 of this Ord.nance No exp r eq Good salary old Rt 33 4 m ites north of Sec1ton 3 Persons who fail to many bene t ts trave l fatrgrounds comply Wtth thtS Ordtnance w i ll poss1b I t es lntervtew today 9 11 Jtp be arrested by Pollee and w i ll Cal l Arm y Opportun•t es call be made to appear In the co ll ect 593 3022 86 N Cour t Juvenile Court of Me rgs County St Athens along Wtfh the.r parents Upon 9 9 3tc arrest the said person w ill be taken to Pomeroy City Hall Look For Our Moonlight Sale RAD IO OPERATOR - Age 18 where the parents of said Ad for This Weekend 34 No ex p req Good sal person or legal guardian will many benefits travel EIIG SAVINGS be summoned to transport the po sslb I t es lnt erv ew today said person to hIs or her place of Call Army opportun it es ca ll residency If a parent or LARRY'S MOEII~E co ll ect 593 3022 86 N Cour t guardian !s not available for HOMES SALES Sf Athens transportation the final Pomeroy, OhiO 9 9 Jtc declston will be l eft to 1he d i scretion of MeJgs County COOK - Age 18 34 No exp r eq Ju\'enlle Author ftes Good sal many benet ts Sectllon 4 Any and all acts of travel possibll t•es. tnterv1ew destruction vandaltsm de toda-, Call Army op llnquency etc mcurred by satd portuntt es 593 3022 call person will be the full respon TRUCK DR IVER ~ Should be collec t 86 N Co urt Street slbllity of the parents or legal expe r ren ce d and over 21 Athen s guard tan of the satd person ApplicatiOns now taken n 9 9 3t c Sect1on S The curfew wtll lerv ews arranged Land bfgln at 11 00 P M and end at m ark 992 2181 AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC 6 oo A M the 1oltow lng day 9 9 Jtc Age 18 34 No exp req Good Th is 'SJid cvrfew will be in effect sal many benefits travel seven (7} days a week po sstb I t es lnterv ew today Sec tOn 6 Exceptions shall be A LOCAL company haS 1m Ca ll Army opportun t es ca ll made to Section 1 In case of any med lite open ngs for the co ll ect 593 3022 86 N Cour t organization sponsored event s following positions St Athens Section 7 That this Ordinance Account ng Cl erk 1 9 9 3tc shall be declared an emeroem:y Knowledge and eKper ence n Ord inance and shall take effect cost accounting or payroll CO NSTRUCTION WORKER and be tn force from and after essenttat Open ngs on the Age 18 3.4 No exp req Good the earliest per1od allowed by followmg sh1fts 8 a m t II 4 sa l many beneftts trav el low p m 4 p m 1 II 12 m1dn ght poss1b I t tes l nterv ew today Passed 8 6 73 12 01 1111 8 • m Cat I Army opportun tres ca ll APPROVED 2 Office sec retartes - Dul les collect 593 3022 86 N Cour t Donald Collins Mayor n cl ud e typ ng dt c t at 10n St Athens ATTEST ftl no Openmg on same sh fts 9 9 Jtc Jane Watton Clerk listed above (I) 28 19) 4 11 31c 3 Per sonnel Ass1stant CLERK TYPI ST - A ge 18 34 Responsible for re c ru t.ng No exp req Good sal many and screenmg of employees beneftts travel poss•blltt es Oeslre n terv lewmg or Interview today Call Army counselmg ex.per ence opport untf es call col lect 593 Excellent sa lar es and lrmge 3022 86 N Cour t St Alh ens benef1t s Send br1ef resume of 9 9 31c work history and edu cat on Send all r epl es to Box 729 S n HELICOPTER REPAIRMAN ca r e of Th e Da ly Se nt nel - Age 18 3.4 No exp req Pomeroy Ohio many benefits Good sal 9 2 tic travel posslbillt es l ntervrew today Call Army op portuntt ies call co llect 593 CENTRAL DIVISION CO N 3022 86 N Court St Athens SOLI OAT ION COA~ COM 9 9 Jtc PANY 1mmed1ate openlngs are ava lable -m th e follow ing pos1t ons "-.Ma ntenance DISTRIBUTOR NEEDED Foreman (unde rground ) Be In Duslneu For Yourn·lf Assistent Mtne Foreman full or Part Time ( underground} Secti on DISTRIBUTOR NEEDED Fo r eman Su rface Mine To Sr-rvfce A no Fllt~n Oeal~ n Fo reman Rectanat.on No ellp nee Economy doe• not affect Fo reman Per sons apply ng our buslnen ll'rotH potential 11 un shou ld hold va l d foreman limited $90 for each day worked ~~ 11 certi hcatlon papers (Oh o} or 'onservatlve esllmnte A $3 4~ In have suff c lent exper ten ce to vestment puts you !n buslneu apply for State exam lna tl on WRITE TOBAr (Include phone nu mber) BA CK TO SC HOOL Special Sa lary Commensur ate w th AUTOMOTIVE MARKETING INC New 4 draWer knee ho le desk. Experience Ex ce tl en l 600 N Jacksop Street read y to be fin shed This eenef!tS TO AP PLY Wr ite week. on ly S24 95 Cash & or Phone P ersonnel Mcd a Pa 19063 Carry Pomeroy Recovery Departm e nt Central 6 ~2 E Ma n Telephone 992 Dlv sion Consolldat on Coal 7554 Com pany Cad z Oh o 43907 9 6 6t c TelephOne 614 94l.4512 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY CALF feeder P'\one 742 3985 NO- H uNTJNG or tre5Pa5Sng on EM PLOYER 9 7 61c these far ms located m the 8 21 tic Nease Settlement area V rg il ...-~ --------~~- CO RNER cupboud s wall Hamm Wallace Amber ger cupboards ches ts old gun s. He l en Baer Br'!d Charles any condi tio n Also blue Yost decorated stoneware Write 9 6 6tp SUBSTI TUT E combmal on bus drtver and teachers ai d e for f) 0 Box 4A MarHnsburg 1973 74 M eigs Commun ty Oh io 43935 or ca ll 1 .484 4440 PARA SOL Bou t que Beauty Schoo l Send appltcatlons to atter7pm Salon nea r Ska t e A Way Gene Wood Rt If Pomeroy Roll er R ink announces. 8 8 90tc Ohio frost ing speci als Se pt ember 9 6 6tc NO 1 Copper 60c Ra diators 11 through September 22 JOe brass 20c batteries 90c Short hai r regular S\ 5 now eec h clean dry Glnnno Sll Long hair regular $17 SO WO MAN for bookkeeper and roots $60 a tb Yellow root u general off fct wor k Suga r now St5 50 Cal1 98S .41A1 for May apple soc per lb M A Run Fl our Milt Pomeroy appointm ent Sandra Kerns Ot'lto Hall ReedS\IIIIe Call 378 Operator ......_ 62.49 9 II Jtc 9 9 3tc We talk to you 9 10 Stc 73111< --------------- WANTED for auction household goods Toots most anything of value WHI buy or sell on commi ssion Will h~ul Call 992 3JS4 or 992 27 92 Haymans,__ 7251fc _______ Park Mtnersvllle Phone 992 3324 9 7 He -------------MOBILE home space Baer s Market Syracuse 8 26 ttc - - - -- -- - - - -- - - Auto Sales 1963 Ford Ga la xte 500 $75 1967 S90 Honda reb uilt eng ne Sl 75 Ca ll 614 667 6296 alt er 5 P m 14 x 65 TRAILER 2 bedroom very good con ditio Phone 773 s8os 8 22 .-------------- 6021 9 1I Jt c 1968 DODGE Dart 6 cy l nde r exce l le nt runnmg cond ttion $800 Call 949 28 15 after 6 p m 9 11 Jtc 1969 RAMBLER 992 7631 $500 Phone 1970 CHEVROLE T truck :1/~ ton w th 8lh ft camper Ca l l 882 9 7 6tp 1968 FO RD Fa rlan e m perfect cond t1on V nyl to p new points pr ce d reasonab le Mrs E E Pla ntz Phon e 992 7533 9 s 6tp For Sale BRUSH HOG S 4xS 992 58S8 It phone 7 15 ttc --------------1973 1.4x70 MOBILE home Garage and storage Lois of 7 18 tf -Locaied m new addlt1on About 21/2 yea.rs old Owner ha s been transferred 3 ntce bedrooms w1th closets 3083 --------------GROCERY bus ness for sate Build ing for sale or lease Phone 773 5618 from 8 3(1 p m to 1(1 p m for appotntment 3 2(1 tfc EXCEL SIOR Salt Works E Main St Pomeroy All kmds of salt water pellets water nuggets b lock sai1A and own Ohio River Salt ,..none 992 3891 6 s tfc 1967 CHEVROLET 6 cy l nder automat c 4 door Earnestme Hayman Long Bottom Ohio Call 98S 3910 9 9 6tc 2 REEL type recorders One webcor wtth m Ike Good case One Revere record er Wtlh mike and compan ion stereo amp t Iter whtch makes a P A system These are n lovely cases Pr ic ed reasonable Phone 669 417 1 Rev R o Brown 9 9 31p 150 BU SHEL ea r corn Mrs Cliffo rd Leif hei t Phone 992 3446 9 9 3tc ---------------- K1tch en has lots of cabm ets Hardwood floors Carport Large lot S20 000 00 MIDDLEPORT 1 floor olan 3 bedrooms Bath Dlnlng r oom New cabinets In the kItchen New furnace TV room New floor covering Por ches Full ba sement 2 ca r garage and worksh op Do uble lot $1300000 RUTLANO 1 story frame 3 n1c e bedrooms with close ts Bath N ice kttchen and dming area Full basement wtlh sho we r Porches Storm doors and wtndows Electnc heat 51 acres $18 500 DO OT HER PROPERTY TO CHOOSE FROM HENRY E CLELAND EIROKER ho e work tank s dlt chlng ser\llce top soli f i ll dirt limestone B& K Escavating Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 9 1 ti C Be Rtgh1 or we w1t1 tl Rtght ELNA and White Se w l ng Machines service on all makes Re asonab le rates The Se w1 ng Ce nter Mid dleport Ohio 11 16 tfc ~------------ WIL~ TRIM or cut tr ees and 8 4 30 Datly 8 12 Sat SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INc:Ph:'992 2174 Middleport 0 delivered right to your project Fast and easy Free estimates Phone 992 3284 Goeglem Ready Mix Co M iddleport Ohio 1 , 630tlc SEPTIC TANKS C~~ANEO REASONABLE roles Ph 446 .4782 Gallipolis Jolil) Russell Owner and Operatof S 12 tiC a 31 30tc C BRADFORD Audtloneer Complete Service DEA Ds ToCK =-wl" "~~p TIME to chec k that oil or gas at a reasonable charQe Ci;i ll furnace fqr w nter D irty 24S SS t< furna ces cost fu el and co uld cost a I fe Cal l P & J Home Maintenance 992 3509 215 N Seco nd Mtdd leport 8 23 30tc AUTOMOBILE Insurance been cancelled? Lost your operators 1cense Cell 992 7.428 Ileal ~tate Vtt qd I) Real Estate For 5ale il 5 11ft EXCAVATING dozer loador and backhoe work septic tanks Installed dump trucks and lo boys for hlre ~ will h•ul fill dirt top soil f lmestone and gravel Call Boll or Rogtr Jeffers day phone \ 992 7019 night phone 992 3525 or 992 r, .1krd "'' S232 Pi)'\1 'I ()y ( llllll 1(,'1 ROOMS and bath fult ba seme nt with shower com mod e and lavatory Forced air gas furnace 'FURNISHED furniture extra lot Just newly painted Near Pomeroy 2 BEDROOMS - Nice bath and Elementa ry School Phone k1tchen carport and large 992 7384 or 992 7133 rt ve r lot Asking $10 500 00 9 11 6tp NEW LISTING SPECIAL - 7 rooms good bath reasonable kitchen front and back porches City water ~ ba t hs 1 formal din ng room 1 I vlng room kitchen tam lly room 2 car garage full basement on acre lot Located In Rigg s gas Ohto Power $2800 00 NEW LISTING Crest Manor Phone 992 J863 before 3 p m and ask for Mr OUT- New 3 bedroom home Ingels or cal l Gene R rgos at atr conditioned washer and 985 3595 or 992 5869 8 26 tfc dryer bar tn kitchen Obi sink s 30 He properly Only S3500 00 NEW LISTING Lin coln IN TOWN - 2 bedrooil\s with --------------3 BEDROOM hou se on HOUSE for sa le lo ca ted In Bradbury Ca ll t9 2 7363 after 6 pm 9 5 30tc HOUSE tn Racine 9 rooms 1v~ baths basement and new bu It In ki t chen Ca n 949 38 01 or U6 7515 9 9 6tc large closets modern kitchen vice Sepllc 1a~ks lnlltltt\1 George !Boll 1 Pullins P"992 2478 or 992 7402 _ _ _ z_ _ _ _ _ full service all makes 992 2:284 The Fabric Shop Pomeroy Authorized Singer Sales and Servi ce We Sharpen Sclssori 3 29 lie -------------FOR FREE estimates on alum lnum sldlng Storm Doors and Windows Ca~ ports Marquees and RalllnO Phone Charles Lisle Syracuse Ohio Carl Jacob Sales Representative v V Johnson and Son Inc ~, 6 :22 tfc ------------0 DEL~ WHEEL Al/gnminl located at Crossroads R:t 124 now back to work Complete front end ser~tce tune up and brak e service Wheels balanced etectronfcally All work guaranteed Reisonable rates Phone 742 3:232 , power and alr For quick sa le of $6500 00 BE ONE JUMP AHEAD AND BUY IT NOW PROPERTY IS ON THE RISE ' 18 --------------RON SHEPARD Floor, Wall tic Remodeling Ceramtlc til e baths Box 280 Rutlapd 742 366< II 26 -------------- ti c MOBILE home repalr J Etec trlcal plumblng and heating Phone 992 5858 , ~ _ 992 22S9 If no an swer 992 2568 sendee calls Phone 99~ 2522 2 9 tfc --------.-~ -- 8 22 30tc KNAPP shoes new fall and w inter sty les now out Call 992 532< ~lui poin ....... l rad io tape com bina t iOn am fm radio a track tape deck Balance $1 14 68 or terms are ava il abl e Ca t 99 2 3965 9 7 tfc -------------- FARMALL H With Se r gent loader 1960 For d dump truck David Yos t Grea t Bend 843 -------------s 9 61p " Decision to overtake crucial • Rap I m ln my llfth college year - _going_ for my Master's I m tr•dltlorlal,ln that I want to get married II I find the man for tl, but I'm skeptical Over these past four years I ve had roommates, mostly female, and afler a rew months we get on each others' nerves We like differe nt degrees of cleanliness, routtne and privacy So we part friends knowing we would be enemies If we continued under one roof I'm not alone here How many business partnerships last a lifetime• How few friendships stand the test or years - tf the principals live close' So how can we expect marriage, which Is the closest relahonshlp of all, to weather all the stratns of "togetherness' ' Outside of sex, man and woman are scarcely compattble and often don t understand each other Sometimes one grows, the other stagnates or they compete, or they surely must realize. as I d1d wlth my roommat... that a short friendship (like a SIX· month engagement) only scratches the surface What's below and appears when you re boxed mto an apartment, causes the trouble Hopefully I'll firld a man I can live with all my life wtthout wanttng to kill him But I II go rnto marrtage wtlh my fmgers crossed And I disagree with those romanticists who mstst on 111· eluding "Till death do us part" 111 the ceremony It's realistic to th111k, "If It doesn t work, there s always d1vorce - MODERN TRADITIONAUST MT Reallstlc or defeatist' Marrtage can weather the stratns of togetherness' II both partners work at tl AmaZingly, the majortty of marriages still !b hold together almost three·fourthll of all marrwges end only when one or the other spouse d1es But I've an 1dea these people didn t say on their wedding days, 'There s always divorce HELEN MT You say you'll marry 'If you ftnd the man for rt" Are you shopp111g for a MAN or a queen 's consort who can be ba!lllhed if he doesn't please' Seems oo me you re lookmg for the perfect partner, and they hardly ever come that way, either 111 husbands or roommates mr~NliD~ ~ -lk.i 4<:::11:-J:. ,MwJ ,_. ~ ~ ~~® QN••~m!:._l.,liiii!Jfltl-1 hrrn Un1cramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordinary word1. LKECIIE ~~"~~.!!!- (J tWCIIOS IJ II l rn II EVIDENi~ tJ ± iHI& KIN!:' OF OWL c::t>E!>iJ T 61VE A HOOTI Now orranc• the clrtlecllotten ~ to form the .,1 11111wer, u (AMwen tomorrow} l•mbl•" NAVAL MINIR WALLOP DEMISE Anl"ert Such a man U r11aUy of loll! deveo - A SNOWMAN North East Sovlh !NT ' Pass 3N T Pass Pass Stick 'em up! Pass Openmglead- •6 •By Oowald & James Jacoby If you can keep from looking at etther the South or the East , hands you can get full enJOY· ment out of today s arttcle We will make you West and compel you to lead the stx of hearts against South s three notrump contract Your partner wtns the trtck w1th the ace and returns the queen South follows wtth the deuce to the flrst lead and the hve spot to the second lead If you let your partner hold the tr1ck and he has the three of hearts m hts hand he wlll con u Unue and you wlll set declarer • two tricks If he doesn't hold that Utile card declarer w1ll have lime to knock out your ace of diamonds before you can • cash more than three heart : tncks and will make hls con· ' THE BORN LOSER 1 '• Racine area Built In ce brne ts stove and refr lgeralor 2 yel!lrs old Sa m Ya t es 992 713'i' 9 5 6tc •" 1: JACK W. CARSEY, Mgr. YOU CAN IUV AT LANOMA~K Jlck w C1r sey Mgr Phone 992 2111 North • POMEROY LANDMARK POiiiEROY The bidding has been : Welt -----=..::::-:------- 12XSO 2 BEDROOM mobile • ALLEY OOP · ~UT 'TJ.\AS~ 0 TIME AS Af-1 LEAI'-NED FUM C>IA><LIE C>\Af.J AND THE WEIRDO WINDOW 1'.1'\SHEP.: FEATURifJIS SIDNE.'YTOLER I!.NDf>IR Everyone Can! Serving Meigs, Gallla, Mason Counties Open Mon.-lat. Til 6.00 P.M. I PHONI M2-2181 LAUP.EI.JCE. Ol-1\/IEP." (NEWSPAPER ENTEAPAIIJEA89N) Eut 11 So•ta. lt 4+ U 1• Pass : Pus 2+ PaiS " Pill 4. Pall .. pus &+ Pa11 1 : You Soulh hold • tQ I t 4 2 •2 +A I +A K J t 7 "' What do you do now? A- P••• Your partnmr does not ~appear 10 line Jlnt rolftd spade : ota&rol : TODAY'SQUESTION " Instead of blddlnl Ill club& your : partner loll bid five 1pod01 Who\ : do you do now! DURN 'fORE HIDe, MAW!! 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I ---1 A ( I I ' I I I I ) ( XX] YAI WAR V _ !:, ~ concern I I CJIAJIO Especially If you aren t quite perfect yourself - SUE P S Or as one wiSe correspondent has said 'Being 'ln love' tBI'l't enough That slmpi&<IOunding phrase ilt too often taken to mean the eXilttence of some intangible rnastc element between two people Nothing Is further from the truth Being 'In love' meana a lot of hard work by hoth parties - to understand, overlook, forgive, rorget, anttctpate, giVe, accept, compromise, ernphathlze, sympathtze ftght fair, and srrule when you d rather not There IS no such thing as magtc • only MATURlfY I !'RANK Z" 2 Wood 11 NORTH t105t .\.08 t KQI02 +K10t2 •• 5 ROOM$ and bath -------------For Rent I BY PAUL CRABTREE It's Ume to take a look at the fall '• new TV shows both literally and figuratively Some ol them will be late making an appearance, but the swnmer'slabor problems wort t keep them away for long Last year, I graded the program.! two ways - on their probable excellence, and on thelr survival posslbllttle& We'll keep that format However, last year I used crltlcs' sampling:~ from all over the nation This year, the opinions are strictly my own So let's look over CBS, which had a season that tnapired confidence, and thua offera very lew changea "The New Perry Mason Show," Sundays at 7 30 Monte Markham shares only one troll with Raymond Burr, who made Perry a household word In the Fiftlea Both are superb acoors, whether In a turtleneck swealllr (Perry Mason In a sweater') or a wheelchair Nevertheless, the show laces the entrenches "FBI" and Disney, a nd apparently Is going to stick with the formula of Perry never, ever, ever losing a case I think today s TV audtences are too mature for that Excellence, B min118 , survivablllty, C 6 "Hawktns, Tuesdays at 9 30 James Stewart drawls his ' 6 45 - Corncob Reports 3 Farmllme lO 7 00 - Today 3, I 1S CBS News 8 10 News 6 Fltntslones 13 way onto TV agam, as part of a rotating detective sertes He s 7 30 - Romper Room 6 Rocky & Bullwtnkle13 really playing a Perry Mason·type role, and I think Perry, 8 00 - Capt Kangoroo 8 10 New Zoo Revuel3 Sesame St 33 , ~rnaby Jones, et a1 , are more Utan enough of this type Ex· Lassie 6 celience, C-rn111us, survtvabillty, 0 8 30 - New Zoo Revue6 Dick Van Dyke13 8 55 - News 13 "Shaft," Tuesdays at 9 30 Richard Roundtree recreates his 9 00 - Paul Dixon ~ Phil Donahue 15 Friendly Junction 10 money.maklng movie role, and wtll alternate wtth Jrnuny A M 3 Brady Bunch 6 Mlsler Rogers 33 Abbott and Stewart and others In this tlme slot "Shaft,' though btg box· Costello a Movie Love with lhe Proper Stranger 13 9 30 - Elec Co 33 To Tell the Truth 3 Wild, Wild West 6 office, may not be suited for TV, but I thtnk 1t may be offbeat Secret Storm 8 enough to have a chance, something llke a black "Kung Fu " 9 SS - Chuck Wh lte Reports 10 Excellence, B.mlnus , survivability, C·mlnus 10 00 - Dinah Shore 3 1S Jokers Wild 10 8 Lilias Yoga and You 33 "Kojak," Wednesdays at 10 Oh, no, not another doggone 10 30 - Batlle 3, ~ 1S $10 000 Pyramid 8 10 Mike Douglass 6 show Yes,l'm afraid so wlth veteran Telly Savalas as detective Erica 33 a veteran New York cop Once a month, maybe But this l1l once a 10 ~5 - The.ttnle 33 11 00 - Gomblt 8 10 Password 13 Insight 33 Wizard of Odds 3 week No, thanks Excellence, C survrvablllty D 4 15 "Caiuccl's Dept ,'' Fndays at 8 Can bureaucracy be fun and 11 30 - Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Love of Lite 8 10 Bowl ing 6 games' Can governmental gobbledegook and the human rrusery Brody !lunch 13 !look Beat 33 of unemployment be turned tnto comedy? It sounds unpossible, 11 55 - CEIS News 8 Dan Imel s World 10 1 12 00 - Jeopardy 3 )5 Password 6 Bob Braun s 50 50 Club ~ but ifltcan be done wtth illness ( Temperatures Risrng ") or war ' News )3, News 10 8 Sesame Street 33 (' M·A.S·H"), maybe this show, starrtng James Coco, can make ' 12 30-SearchforTomorrow8 10 Spii!Second6 3W's3 15 lt, too Excellence, C, SUI'VIvabiUty, C , l2 ss - News 3 15 1 00 - News 3 All My Children 6 13 Not for Women Only 15 'Roll Out 'Fridays al8 30 Another sertes based on a "fun Chon-Eso Way 33 Concentration 8 What s My Line 10 war,' Utls time thathilartousevenl called World War IT, features ' 1 30 - ThreeonaMalth3 415 LetsMakeADeal6 13 Aslhe the men of the Red Ball Express, a transportation outf1t which World Turns 8 10 The Session 33 2 00 - Days of Our Lives 3, 4 15 Newlywed Game 13 6 really helped oo wln the aforementioned war I can't see much Guiding Llgh18 10 Nine Symphonies By Whom? 33 hope for this one, featurmg an apparently.mtegrated U S Army, , 2 30 - Doctors 3, ~ IS Edge of Night 8 10 Girl In My Life 6 13 which wasn't the case during WWil Excellence, D, SW'· 3 00- Another World 3, ~. 15 General Hospital 6 13 Price Is RightS, 10 Black PerspecllveontheNews33 VIVabilily, D 3 30 - Return of Peyton Place 3 15 One Lite to Live 13 Secret Yep, you're nght I don t think that CBS has much to offer m Storm 10 Phil Donahue 4 Match Game 73 8 Fllntstones 6 lts new shows But then, when you have Archie Bunker, Matt Film 33 Dllloo, Lucille Ball, Mary Tyler Moore and The Waltons you ~ 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame St 33 Love American Style 13 Marv Griffin 4 Speedracer 6 I Love don't need much Next column ABC Luc~8 Movie Living II Up 10, In School Prevlaw20 4 30-My Little Margie lS HazelS Gilligan s Island 13 Green • Acres 3, Jeopardy 4 I Love Lucy 6 About Inside Flash Outside 20 5 00 - Mr Rogers 20, 33 Bonanza 3 Ellg Valley 6 Western Star Theater 15 Merv Griffin 4 Andy Griffith 8 I Dream of Je.ttnnte 13 5 30 - Elec Co 33 Gomer Pyle 13 Beverly Hillbillies 8 , Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Trails West 1l 7 30- How Do Your Children Grow 20 Episode Action 33 On 5 SS - Earl Nightingale 15 the Money 4 To Telllhe Truth6 Sate ot the Century 8 6 00- News 3, 4 8 10 15 ABC News 13 Sesame Streel 20 00Adam 12 3 4 1S Sonny & Cher 8 10 Love Thy Netghbor 8 Personality and Elehavtorai Development 33 6 13 Narukaml the Thunder 33 Measure For Measure 20 ' 6 30- News3 4 6 8 10 15 Hogans Heroes 13 8 30Movtes In the Heal oflhe Ntghl 3 < 15 She L1ves 6, 7 00 - News to, Whets My Line 8 Truth or Conseq 3 6 Beat 13 the Clock 4 Anylhlng You Can Do 13 Elec Co 20 Saint 15 9 00 - Cannon 8 10 Book Beat 20 Know Your Schools 33 9 30 - Man Budds Man Destroys 20 33 10, 00 - News 20 Owen Marshall6 l3 Homewood 33 11 OO - News3 < 6 8 10,13 15 WIN AT BRIDGE 11 30-Johnny Carson 3 4 15 TV Tlmes6 13 Movies Hunters Are for Killing 8 Palm Springs Weekend 10 • 1 00 - News 13 4 t11 s 13 lie I To Wed wltlt Flngen Cr01sed' L Tomorrow 331 NBC News 3 1 151 ABC Newl6 , CBS News 1 10 Hog1n s Heroes 13 : 7 00 - Whit I My Lint e Elte Co 201 Ileal The Clock 4 News , 101 Ltt Trevino 1 Golf lS1 Truth or Consequences J 6 Cu&IY'I Tr11t 13 7 30 - To Ttlf lht Truth 61 RFC 201 Cancer Lilt or Onth 33 Beet lht Clock l3 i Charles Blairs Better World lS i New Prlctll Righi a 10, New Dating Game 3 World of Survival• I 00 - Maude 8 10 Evening At Popo 33 Chase 3 ~ 1s First Family of Wa&hlngton 6 13 I 30 - Hawaii Five 08 10, Ohio This Week 20 Movie • Deliver Us From Evil' 6 13 ' 9 00 - Movie ' Drlvo Hard Orlvt Fast 3 4 15 Nine Sym phonltl By Whom 20 33 ' 9 30 - Movie Collet Teo or Me? 8 10 10 00 - Marcus Welby MD 6 13 News 20 The Unreasonable , Man 33 11 00 - News3 4 I 13 15 10 6 ll 30 ~ Johnny Carson J ~ 15 Dick Cavett 6 13 Mov ie Who s Got the Action 8 The Brave !lulls 10 ' 1 00 - News 131 Your Heolth 4 1 30 - News 4 I-__._,.._. WEDNESDAY SEPT 12 1973 • 6 00 - Sunrise Seminar ~ Sacred Hearl 10 6 15 - Urban League 10 6 20 - Form Report 13 6 25 - Paul Harvey 13 6 30- Columbus Today 4, Bible Answers 8 The Story 13 News 6 :u 2242 o 9 s 61c lly Helen and Sue Bottcl ... ...w. 13 :10 - EnvirOflm.rtl Todly • If you overtake your pari· : ner s queen and play the nine • spot you will set up two more : heart tricks and beat the con· "' tract unless declarer can col· : 1ect elght tricks tn the black : •ults What do you do' • The answer ls thai you : should overtake You wlll took : mighty silly If your play gives • hlm the contract, but the odds ::,are against his being able to .. take elght tricks In the black : sults and you want to beat him you possibly can do so 8 1.4 ttc --------------BEAUT I FUL watilUtS'fereo OLD furnllure oaK tables clocks Ice bo)CeS bron beds dishes or comp lel e households Write M M llter Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh io call 992 6271 mon th Call 742 l980 ! Generation Rap : tract ______ _ home Five m lnute drive from new mines Rent by week or 15 He HARRrsONSTv-,-;;.-;r7,- ;d & THINGS TUI!SDAY1 UPT II, 1t7S 6 00;-C~~w• l, 4 f.'lb 15,6 S.&ame SlrNilO Sportscopo33 1 29 II< - ------------- basement $16 500.QO GOOD EIUSINESS TAXI SE~VICE - 31ate model cabs In good condition 2 have Television Log _ _ __ SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYS,EN1S CLEANED REPAIREa MIL~ER SANITATIO STEWART OH 10 PH 66 303S 10 ~ He SEWING MACHINES Repair large llvmg wllh gas llreplace Garage and 2 11 He and small BacktiOtl lnd loaders on track and tlret, Dump truck ~ L.:o boy Mr patto and garage 6l of land 7 ROOM house with bath In $19 000 00 Rutland air conditioned NEW LISTING carpeteef gas furnace d sh NEAR STORES - 1block from WiliSh~r doubte oven range double garage large carport cou rthou se 7 rooms and 4 acres cleared and fen ced storage 2 Apartments should small barn a nd other butldlngs Phone 614 7.42 6834 he renovated Into good Income H II living r oom kitchen bath and ut ili ty room extra large lot over l acre Has driveway $13 000 Call Sunday after 12 noon on Weekdays after 5 p m 992 3247 8 5 ftc I -------------EXCAVATING Dozers Iorge 1 llllt/,(i(\,11'" ,,~,,.,! -----------3 BEDROOM house 1 Rac1ne Ohio Crill Bradford TEAFORD Br ~~ k' 6 Phone 949 3821 8 23 901c -------------- Pomeroy NEIGLER S FOR HOUSE BUI~DERS CA~~ GUY NEIGLER RACINE OHIO 9 II 30tp READ YM ~-- C O ~t RETE sh rubber y also clean out basements att1cs and etc Ca ll 949 3221 or 742 44.41 1' the R H Rawhngs Sons Butldmg Heater Co r~ Nathan Biggs 1 Radtator SpecialiSt CO Mason W Yo It Must remodeling Close to school and slore Sl9 500 00 SYRACUSE Modern bath Ullllty space ~ maltest MATERIA~S 713 5SS4 3954 or 992 7349 Ahgnment POMEROY washer a,. d dryer d sh washer statnless steel si nk garbage d isposal eye level O\len range dacron polyester carpet large lot Phone 742 From the iaraest HOGG & ZUSPAN Wheel POMEtfbY range and lots of cabinets Utility space Hot water heat Aor cond Carpeted WOOD TRUSSES ;:==~;::=====:::, DOZER and back Spec1ai1St ponds and septic E MAIN~---1 1 h si ory frame 3 large bedrooms Baih 0 1nmg room Lovely k 1ichen wtih PRE FABRICATED Eluill to Your '$pen Oellvered to Job Sltt 6 1S tic a.ElAND 6oa REALTY Pttk Up S.rvlct Available ' We Buy & Sell Antiquo~ Dick Sey lor Owntr Kerr 51 Pomeroy, 0 Phone "2 2711 ASK US ABOUT JOHN TUCKER m 2101 ,., Bulldoz,er Rad1ator to the Rt 4 Po me roy 0 BELPRE 0 Real Estate For S31e used 215 N Second Phone 992 3509 • 24 Hour Service All work guaranteed MODERN SANITATION Complete mob1 le home servtce plus g1gani1C d1splay of m obil e homes always ava tlabl e at 423 7521 Residential or Commercial 24 HOUR SERVICE 992 1 "STRIPPERS" ' We Str ip Paint V$rnlshes, 1 Etc from Furntlurt Antlquos Modern Mtltll No rufnous lye$ or caus1ics Air Cond · .~etrlgeratton PIUIJlblng , Electrical Appllonces Auto SERVICE Atr Cond1troners Awntngs Underprnnrng 9 11 121c 291S & REPAIR SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED DUMP TRUCK Our Dick 's Hoard House t1 eallng Open 8 Ttl s Monday thru Saturday 606 E. Matn, Pomeroy, 0 ttc 1220 Wa shmgton Blvd Stop In and See Flo~r Dt_lll!ar , MAINTENANCE Pomeroy Home & Auto 9 6 6t v 1969 VOLKSWAGE N Ca ll 992 P AND J HOME - MILLER MOBILE HOME& FURNITURE EXPERT Wheel Alignment Air Cond ' and Ph. 742-6271 - GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 Mobile Homes For Sale CASH pa id l or all makes and models of mobile homes Phone area code 614 423 9531 .4 13 ttc 992 2094 ' 606 E Main Pomeroy OffiCE SUPPLIES MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Phone 992 2550 On Mq$1Am enca n Cars __ Employment Wanted Eslrmate •5.55 sewing machine$ Stilt in orlgmsl ca r tons No at tachmen ts need&d as our controls are built ln Sew!'. wlll'l 1 or 2 needln makes buttonholes se ws on buttons monogra m s and blind liem slitch Fu ll cash price $38 50 budget p lan available Phone 99'2 2984 9 6 6tC POMEROY HOME & AUTO All WEATHER ROOFING CO. I VACUUM Clea ners new 19l3 9 11 3tc 2 BEDROOM apar t men t Wtlh model Comp le te w ith all bath and plenty of closets c lean lng tools Smati pamt COVPLE of elderly peop le want H;elrdwood floors n ce damage n shipping Will take someone to ltve In and do light cap rnets m k tchel) New fl oor 527 cas h or budget plan housework. Woman s ti l but covering m k tchen and bath availabl e Phone 992 2984 will take care of her husband Small yard and garage No 9 6 61C Phone 992 2673 pets Call Tr acy Wha ley 130 __._.......,_ 9 11 Jtc Lm co ln H II 992 3054 SINGER Automatic Ztg Zag 9 9 etc sew ng ma chines In sewing R 0 UTE workers f or Con ! ab le Makes buttonholes Sol idated Foods Fu ll er Brush F I RST floor 2room apartment sews on b uttons blind hems Top comm sslon Wnte R L Call 992 3028 etc Top notch cond1tion Pay Lent 637 H gh Street 9 9 3tc S51 00 or term s avai l able Nelsonv ille Oh1o Or call 753 Phone 992 2984 1594 TW O TRAILER lots tn M d 9 6 6tc ..,..... 9 11 Jlp dtepor t lf? duplex in Brad bury phone befor e 6 p m 992 ___________ ROOFING, FUR · NACE CLEANING AND REPAIR AND 4 PLUMBING CONSTRUCTION __________ FOAM to f Jl your old COUCh and cha l r cush ons Sl andard size only S9 95 Pomeroy Recovery /, 22 E Ma n Str eet 992 7554 8 31 JOtc __ 8 29 ffc --------------ROOMS by the week $18 OPEN EVES 8 DO PM POMEROY, OHIO --.------- ----- ' .., PRICE: CANNING Tomatoes cucurnbers me:naon and ca nte lopes Geraldine Cletand Raclnt 1 31 tf c ------------- Busmess Opporluntlies '' .._ ·~::~::::==::==:::==-.;;==========r;::=========~ - -----------...--- ------------- , 3•3 / Into camper Phone 1.-1 made ' 11 31p Busm·ess Servi·ces UPHOL STER yoUr own fur nlture We nave all the sup piles you will need Upholstery Fabrlcs ft very J ROOM upstairs fuf'n shed Iaroe selection of nylon s «apartment on 628 E Main vel~ets Herc1.110n viny ls In Street Pomero-, cotton prints als.o remnants 9 11 3tc Foam for cushions and padding Burlap denims 4 ROOM furnished apartments cambric loam glue Zippers Watt to wall carpeti ng Close spr ings and clips chipboards n town Ca t! 992 3658 legs sewing th rea d dacron 9 11 ltc tacks webbing welt cord cot ton swive l bases anef all FURN I SHED two bedroom other supplies you will need moblle home on Spring New furniture at low low Avenue In Pomeroy Call 991 pr ices Pomeroy Recovery 34211 622 E Mo ln 992 75S4 9 11 6tp power BEAUTICIAN Wlfh I cense Cet.i 1 992 3205 , LIVIOn f-T CAMPER type And I pull IChOO I bUI -------------- ---------------· 1970 CHEVROLET 2 TON $2495 350 cu In V8 15 000 lb 2 speed rear axle good mx20 10 Appraisement will b e for hearing before th s Court on th e lOth day of September 1973 i!lf 10 00 o clock A M An y person d~i~slnng to f le excepf1ons thereto must t i le them at teast fi ve days pr!or fll th e date set tor heanng Gi ven under my hand and seal of said Court this 30th day of August 1973 Manning 0 Webster J ud ge and ex offiCIO Clerk ot Slid Court By Ann 8 Wiltso f1 Deputy Clerk 19)4112tc 8 30 lie 3 AND A ROOM furn l:shed and unfurn ishe-d apartments PhOne 992 5434 4 12 lfc $1495 fv\allbu 4 door 307 VB engine automatic 1rans steer•ng radio clean l"terlor gold tlntsh Said Inventories ano Notlct of Appointment Cilst No 20,,5 Esto1fe of Jose ph E Wilson, Deceued Notice is hereby given that Eloise 8 Wilson of 228 S Fifth Avenue Mtddler,ort Ohio has been duly appo nted exec utri x or th e esta te of Joseph e Wilson deceased late of Meigs County Ohto Creditors are req ut red to flte their eta ms wtth sa d f tducrary wlthtn four months Dated this 23rd day or Aupust 58S8 owner factory atr tinted glass 400 engine automatic transmission power steenng & brltkes radio luggage rack gold ftmsh white wall tires A sharp clean car aforementioned dectased tat e or sad County was tiled In thl:~: Court HOUSE FVR rent S rooms and batt't Raclntt area Call 992 $36J5 2 seol KINGSWOOO WAGON 16 500 milts by local 1 No 2099S Josll'ph E Wilson Deceased Mfddleporf Ohio Sall&burv Townsh ip You are hereby notified thai Inventory Pomeroy Motor Co. > 1972 CHEVRO~ET aforementioned persons lh e For Rent for Sale ' �10 'fl._, f>mly St•nllnt•l, Mtddlt•t•n·t ·l'<tnll'"'l . \ l.. Sept II, !il7 I Tension mounting in Youngstown school strike YOUNGSTOWN, Ohto t UP I I - YoWl~:stown ('II) srhf~ells were rlosed [or the stx th day today as teachers continue their strike despite warmngs by an angry JUdge lQ real'l1 ,, ~ompronusc srttlcment. Members of the board or educahon and Ute Youngstown Education Assoctat1on met 111 court'(lrdered ncgottaltons for more than 12 hours Monday, reaclung hltle progress Youngstown Supcnntcndcnt Robert Pegues smd followtng the unsuceessrul barge~mmg kl'CII)\' ch:sHP IWintt•d " Ull ~lgl't't'lllrnt C'Ould not be wurlwd OUIIO J"-'I'SIIoidl' Ilk' 111~ 1.80U.Strlk· tNtllwrs to go b.u·k to work • Wl' havl' mndr some pro~ grcss,'' II(' rtddt.•d '' Rut nothing nt,'lll hi .tllow thl' M• ~lt•m'...: ·H M'SioliUI : 11rnd 1 ~ ·Nl hools lo r,·sutn\' nuruu-tl OfWratwns Sl 0SiitJrllt' rm· lu~ht'l Wi.lgt•s .HfC t'Xl~S· s1ve, smd lw would appomt a raN-finder" to roport on the conrluSIVI." · SOIIII' 2.1,000 students arc arSl houl system's [tnanctal sttualton fpr l<'<l by the wdlkout Meanwhtle. he btogan holding Mahontng C'ow1ty Common hearmgs tn hts rourt toom to Pleas Judg~ Clyd~ W Osborne, hts bnck·IO 11ork order Ignored <k'ctdc whether to issue a perby the slttkmg teachers, had manent mjunctton agamst the lll'itruct(>d rwgo11atm s to come stnke up w1th .1 comp1onuse agree· Arter the hrst heanng ISSUnl fl In IH'H:hhunn/.!, C'IHIII\lwJl, ~whon l s \\t'lt' • uffillully '' ntX"n ~ t·tl tUt.IH> . ~~t .Sup~·r· mtrndt•nl " I want to t•mpllll:-;iu.• LhC' 'tf'," he s.ud lloloe~r Gt•ot•gt• h.app d it ·~ - WE ST COLU MBIA W V• (Conllnued rrom Page I) ste<• l mdusit y tlte rull $360 nul!ton a year prtce mcrease It sought but stretched tl out over three months to nunimtze tlS mfl,lltonary tmpact. !'he mcrease wtll affect prices of thousands of pt oducts made <vtth steel, lor example mcreasmg by up to $16 the cost of steel used to make a new car and by I cent the steel in a toast er John T Dunlop, chatrman or the Cost of Ltvmg Counctl tCIC) announced the dectswn Monday. He said steel's request was "fully cosl-JUsltfted" and charactenzed as "tough" the counctl's declSton to davtde the approxunalely $9-a-ton mlo two steps Sen Wtlham Proxmtre, D-Wis., who had tesliried at a hearmg to ask UJC counctl to set an example by rejectmg the request, called the dectston directly mflattonary and completely tUlJUStafted "HaVIng granted an increase to an mdustry which had an increase m profits last year of 62 pet., the counctl can hardly now say no to other mdustnes when they apply," Proxnure told a reporter. WASHINGTON- IF A BilL APPROVED by the Senate Intenor Committee Monday becomes law, coal operators wtll be outlawed [rom leaVIng those ugly mountams of devastatwn m Appalachta after stnp mmmg. By a close 8-6 vote, the commtttee heeded a last-mmule campatgn by envtronmelttaltsts and the Umted Mme Workers Union, and mcluded m tls nattonwtde stnp mmmg control btll a provtston vtrtually baming "highwalls" after reclamation The "htghwalls" are created by cuttmg mto a mountamstde to expose coal seams and are prevalent m Appalachia Sen TAKEN TO HOSPITAL Gaylord Nelson, D-Wts , pushed the ban through commtttee, The Mtddleport ER squad was called Monday at 9 03 p.m. boosted by Commtttee Chatrman Henry M Jackson, D-Wash to 324 Palmer St. for Georgta COLUMBUS - A REPUBLICAN STATE SENA'fOR has Ervm, a medical patten!, who asked Gov. John J Gtlhgan and Ohto Democrats lo stop using a was taken to Veterans state telephone to help soltctt party contributions. His request 'Memorial Hospttal has apparently been honored Slate Sen Stanley J Aronoff, RCmcmnah, Monday released a letter he sent to the governor Democraltc State Chairman Wllllam A. Lavelle and Wtlliam Garnes, dtrector or the Ohto Bureau of Employment Services I· lOBES). The letter srud a public relatiOns employe of OBES, Nettle Tontght & Tuesday Manley, had been usmg a stale telephone to sohcil contrtbutions Sept 10 11 to the Democraltc party and provtde mformatton on how to make the contnbuttons He asked that Gdllgan order the practtee be Wall Otsney's stopped unmedtately "m wntmg" and that an mvestigallon be MARY POPPINS conducted to see tf the practtce was more wtdespread. <Techntcoiorl "It ts true, and the governor has ordered that 11 be stopped Jul1eAn'drews ' immedtately," said Robert C. Tenenbaum, Gilligan's press Otck Van Dyke Show Starts 7 p m secretary addmg that Garnes will be asked "lo take disciplmary actton agamst the employe when he returns from Washmgton.'' 1\lcdu•al t'~ntcr tlllrths I St•pt 7 Dc~vtd .Stapleton, sun. r:wltlgton. MI' S E tnte L. Housh , son, t.eUlrt, W Va , Mt s lkucc Webb and son, Welbton, and Mt s John R Mrs George Ross Kapp, Jr , 36, at Plea sant Valley Hospl lflt:- He was a coal hpple operator born here Se pt 13, 1936 He IS surviv ed by hiS paren t s, George Ross rlnd Wanda Knapp Kapp Sr , West Columbia , th rel' Sisters, Mrs Della Waugh, Crown Ci ty Mrs Wanda Gr eenlee, PI Pleasant , and Mrs Leo ta Henry Gall1polls Ferry , four br others, James Don Orland and John all ol West Colum b1a , h1s grandmother, Mrs Flaura Kapp PI Pleasant two nephews, and seven nmces Funeral serv1ces w111 be Thursday at I 30 p m at Foglesong Funeral Home wlfh th e Rev Jarn es Dempsey olf1c1allng Bunal w1/l be 1n Kirkland Memonc:tl Gardens Frrends may call at the fun eral home after 3 p m on Wed nesday h·mllcrs, who rc· J\'dl'd u xl' hunl IWHI d otrer for ('HIIIIIhl'll .J ohnson, daughter, C1own Ctty ' St•pt. 8 Mrs B1 uce Dlt!lz, son, Pt Pleasant , Mts Jack Meek, dr~u g h tel\ Gu lltpohs, Mrs AI be< t Woods, son, Pomet oy , Mrs Davtd Baket, son, RuLiand , Mrs \Vtlllam Jordan, s.on McArthur, and Mts Rae hard Fotshey , daughlet, Jackson Sept. 9 Mrs Davtd L Arthur, daughtet , Jackson, and Mrs Judtth Peoples, son , Zaleskt Accord tcuchers to Ute classron111 hod upprovhl or u 6 9 mlll leV)I by CnrntJbcll voters ln November. The 70 striking teachers In Ute l'l.~ieru l Hocking school dllltrnct were to continue their strike today over unresolved eontra~l tssues NEW HOURS Begmntng Monday the Meigs !Continued rrom Page l ) I cguialtOnS O[ the Cll· ASCS ofltce tocat"ll In the IO<schargt•d) F: lmer 11elue, Margarol vtronmental protection ugency Masontc Temple building, Bu chanun, Mm hn Chaplin , rEP A1 were dtscussed. Pomeroy, wtll be open from Ren,a ~·trc, l!andoJph ~' ralcy, Pt cstdent Frank Pm·wr sUlled 7·45 a.m. to 4·30 p.m. Monday Mrs Tom Ct abta ce and son, that the only alwrnattves he through Frtday. 'fhe oFfice wl\1 be closed for lunch each day Lwda A!lktns and tnfant knows of we conv('rting to daughter, Mrs Robert Jones etther ru el otl, bottle gas 01 from 12 to 12-45 • and tnN!nt son, Mtchael Gay, electrtt 11 was pomled out that LOCAL TEMPS • James Green , gtmer th e Ohto Power Co and The temperature in downGrosstuck, Rose Hysell, Chad Colwnbus and Southern Ohto town Pomeroy at ll a m. ' Inga ll s, Ora Jtvtdcn , Jack Electrtc Co now provtde Ute Tuesday was 67 degrees under • Lnymun, Di!ntel Llvmgston, po,.er for heatmg at two cloudy skies. ' Sr , Mary Mtlan, Debra sc hools, and the board agreed Mowrey, Et·ma Robinson, Mrs lo have the two compames Ea me Roush and mfanl son, mvesltgate the !eastbthly of John Slratght, Besste Supple, conversiOn The compantes {Contmued rrom Page 1) M1 s Benny Sla\\ter and mrant wtll report their rmdm ~s to the removal of old cars parked tn daughter, , Courtney Swango, boa ad for constderation. Betty Wa gner and Edna Altendtng were board the vtllage, was passed. Atlendtng were Avice .. Wallace members Fa·ank Porter, Carol (Births) Pterce, Jw Sayer, Don Mullen, Frecker, Grace Roush, Mane • Mt and Mrs Clarence Vtrgtl Ktng, Supt. Hargraves, Roush, Glenn Rizer, Linley Floyd, a son, Jackson, Mr and Clerk L W McComas, John Harl, Mayor Charles Pyles, : Mrs James Smith, a son, Beaver, Beulah Jones and Clerk Mae Cleland, and • Treasurer Hamel Nelgler • Tuppers Plams. Denny Fobes HOSP~T AL l"'"'l .. We st Columbia , died Monday News •.. in Briefs CRABTREE ILL 'IM Pomeroy ER squad 1\as called at 9 16 am today to the Metgs County Garage for Rolland Crabtree, supenntendent, who was haVJng dtfliculty brealhmg He was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. htlh• Invoked lhr stu te F'cr~uson Act last week, turned down un o[fer tu~ht•t wag •:; Su nt~IY fllJ.lht , to rais startln~ sa larle• by h11d nol ~dH'duled n~goliuti on ~ $200 m January, tmli unothcr Hubc11 ikdri< k >O lld 1111' il'lll h$7110 m September t r~ · ~ ~~ike nwd~· 'It uup(l/'i st ~ for Mmlt luy , The of[cr, however, was conThe IO'J l<•<~du •IS, tt•thntcall y hi1• " fUI' hltll lU rt'I'Oil11llmd tingent upon the return or the dismissed nrtcr school ornclals st utk• nts ll'iMil t to C'lusscs. iJ 1L'sulls, \l,'iM_ut I) \\Ill( wordt..:l \\,un l n~-: · If :1t tlw ~·nn( IU:oilot1nr tlll':il hr-Hrm~~ . I f111tl thut unyum· wuJ; 01 ts HI ronkmpl of court, th1•v wtll I!!• pnmshed," ht• ,nld · They •til U<• [tn('l and or (ffibornl', lr vm~ to deternune "hl'tht ·r !lw h'll('i'M.'I''>' <1\'mtt nct.~ sesston Monday mght he was Veterans Memorial Hos1>1lnl ADMISSIONS - Luctlle Braley, Pomeroy, Wtlltam Wells, Tuppers Plams , Vern Ltttle,'Mtddleport , Iva Stnger; Chester, Rosemary Croston, Portland, Norman L Lehc11, Portland , George Hackett, St . Mtddleport , Geoagta L llrvm, Middleport DISCHARGES - Rosalce Wnght , Berntcc LeValley , Margaret Casto, Larry Casto, Wtlham Hobbs, John W Bechtle \l\1111l ; t~. School bid given King NEWS GRANGE TO MEET LETART FALLS ..:. Ohto Valley Grange 2612 wtll meet Thursday at 8 p,m. for election of officers A potluck dmner wtll be served YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE CHAINED TO HIGH RATES! If you're maktng a big purchase l tke an automobt le. don 't shack le yourself to htgh tnterest rates We offer auto loans at the lowest rates wtth month ly paymen ts geared to your budget Wh a teve r your loan needs. you II ftnd we ASK TOWED Jesse Lawrence Stewart, 67, West Colun1bia, rettred, and Mary V<rglma Kautz, 55, RD 3, Pomeroy, clerk ' DIVORCE ASKED Jo Ann Sltllwell, Langsville, has ftled ror dtvorce [rom her husband Robert W Sltllwell, Jr 'on grounds or gross neglect of duly a'nd ex treme cruelty have the key lo low - tnter es t r<t les here .. come tn and see us now' Auto Teller Window anH Walk·up Window Open Frj~ay Evenings 5 to 7, P.M. WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FREE DIVORCE GRANTED Charles E Smath has been gran ted a divorce rrom hts wtre, Pearl E Smtih on grounds or gross neglect or duty and extreme cruelty PITTSBURGH CJtbens.f4ationnl Bhk ,.....C.CINCI~~l\ Tl BOOSTERS TO MEET The Eastern LOcal School Dtstnct Band Boosters wtll meet at 8 ton ight at the lugh school Auto S ~les 196? CA DI LL AC. latr condtlton II q rn 7911 • c. ,. 9 11 1 1(. By JANE DENISON •• •• • : • • ELBERFELDS MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE OPEN WEEKDAYS 9:30 TO 5 - FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS 9:30 TO 9 P.M. •• •• ••• • •• •• • ••• •• , •• •• • •• •••• '•• .•• ,• ,I • •• • I • I • • • • • • • • True No-Frost system means no man ual defrostIng -even 1n the b1g 168lb separate freezer • Durable, easy-to-clean meat keeper holds up to 9 5 lbs of fresh meats I • 1 •• '? • Sl td e-out refrigerator shelf brings 'back shelf · foods out to you • • • • • • • Twm porcelatn enameled cnspers hold over 3/< bushel (26- qls ) of fresh frutts -and vegetables Clean like chma : •• •• ·•• •• • •• •• •• •• • ' • Super-storage door • holds butter , eggs , tall bottles, '!•·gallon mtlk cartons •• • • • •• ••• Factory - tn s talled wheels make lhtngs a btl easter on cleant ng day I •• • • • • • e • • • • • •• • . • • Throw away those ice trays! lceM ag1c · autOma trc rce maker 15 lik e havmg your own bUt \t· m rc e fa ctory No t1ays to manually 1•11 - or split - or torgetto l1 ll ' : . • ~ WASHERS, DRYERS, REFRIGERATORS, ' DISHWASHERS, TRASH COMPACTORS ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY JNewsu in Briefs~: NEW YORK - JOHN N. MITCHELL and Maurtce H Stans IConttnued on Page 8J •• ""• ••• ••• •• ·: • '. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ( .•. ....•.• ....,. ... ,•,•:·~ . :·:·:. :·:·:·:·:. ::·:;:·:·:.-::·:· ·.·:·:·.·:·:· ·.· ·.' •,• ..·.· •• ~ OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES IS INCLUDED IN THIS SALE ~)-:;:~·:·:~·:- :::·:··: •. •• •• ••• •••• Seven appellate JUdges who ~ heard the case in a COW'troom " prolechng the Prest dent's jammed wtth more than 300 absolute rtght to keep anylhmg spectators gave no hmt how, or he chooses secret when, they would rule. But the He argued on behalf of N1xon case lS expected to reach the that forcmg the President to Supreme Court early next turn the tapes over to the grand month. Jury would be "a gash below Court Considered Liberal the walerhne of the shtp or the The nme-rnan D C. Circutt prestdency deal a blow to the Court of Appeals ts constdered prestdency the country can til a hberal one. Two of tis afford " There would he satd ' • mem bers regarded as conser- "be no limtl on the extent to vatlves and expected to be whtch prestdenlial pnvacy can sy":'pathetic to Ntxon 's be mvaded" m the future. post lion, Edward A. Tarnm and He scoffed at Cox's suggesRoger Robb, elected not to tlon that Nixon's "absolute and hear the case ror unexplained sweepmg" clatm of priVIlege 1s reasons .,.. shleltling the guilty from The crew-cut Cox, whose posstble prosecution. subpoenas for prestdenllal tape To Protect Presidents' Right recordings tnggered the un"Thts ts not to protect John precedented court battle, ar- Dean or John Ehrhchman or gued that without them it may anyone else " Wnght satd "It bto imposstble to prove who was ts to prot~ the rtghl of guilty m the Watergate affatr Prestdent Nixon and hts suc" The pomt ts, there ts no way cessors to have conftdenttal one can be SW'e we have gotten conversaltons m the Oval the lrulh WllhOUl lhts ev1den- O[[tce " ce," Cox satd Though the dispute ts beHe was subJected to m- tween Cox and Ntxon, tenst ve and lengthy tromcally tl ts Strtca who had quesllomng by lwo Nixon become the center of the appotnlees on the appeals controversy Dtssatisrted wtlh bench, George W Mackmnon his mtddleground ruling, both and Malcolm Richard Wtlkey. Sides are seekmg wnts of MacKinnon asked If Cox would mandamus a legal tool compursue lhe same course if pellmg actton by a government Democrats had been caught offtctal-agamst htm. buggmg Repubhcans Wnght ts demandmg that What Relevance'/ Stnca be ordered to vacate his "What relevance does that own order, while Cox ts urgmg have lo the questiOn now before that he be ordered to rewnle tt the court'" broke tn Chtef to direct that the tapes go to the Judge Davtd L. Bazelon. grand jury dtrectly wtthout "lthmk tt has no relevance, JUdictal revtew ftrsl yoW' honor," rephed Cox, who Lawyers for Sirica, who was was U S. sohctlor general m not present for the Appeals the Kenn edy and Johnson Court hearing, contended that admmislrahons Sinca's dectswn was the only Charles Alan Wnght, the proper one. One of them, Umverstty of 'fexas law Anthony c. Morella, satd professor hired by Nixon , Ntxon's claim to absolute contended " the prosecuhon pnvtlege had no conshlutlonal Will go rorward " whether the ground and was "an extapes are avatlable or not And travagance ... hardly contemhe satd broader, rar more plated by the foundmg Important questiOn ts fathers ." By United Press Internallonal · SEVERAL NEW YORK GROCERY STORES ANNOUNCED a reduclaon in beef prtces begmnin~ today to revtve droopmg sales. Elsewhere, grocers and processors predtcted any nahonwtde increase m beer prices will be much smaller than expected Aspokesman for Path mark supermarkets m New York said round roasts and steaks Will be sold begmnlng today for 15 pet below the price ceiling Another group of grocertcs, Oattch Shopwell, smd it wtll drop prices on some beer Items 10 pet below the freeze level next week, and other New York slores announced compeltllve reductions •• , ·· Clerk takes in $2,101 Meigs County Clerk of Courts Larry Spencer's end-of-themonth repo1·t today showed a total of $2,100 SO tn rces collected dut'ing August The olcrk's share or the $2,100 50 wus $1 ,602. 11lc state took 1408.50. 'fhe breakdown showed the fees derived from ccrttrlcales ol Utle, 904 ; notes or liens, 244; rncmo lltl cs, 148 ; Slilvagc l ' SCHOOL PATROL - The safety patrol at Pomeroy Elementary schoplls functioning dally wlth Pomeroy Pohce Chtef Jed Webster tis mstructor and Mrs Marlene Ftshcr school advtsor Patrol members are, rronl, Jamte Sisson ; [trst full row, 1-r, Robert Klein, Scott McKmney, Wesley Perkins, Jtmmte Smder, Clltr Kennedy, Ttm Hysell, Lyle Moon, Mark Wtlllams, John Harper, Ketth Herdman; second row, Jack Carder, Btll Cremeans, Ron Cullums, DaVJd Lewts, Marla Legar, Susan Zirkle, Chene Lightfoot, Came Bearhs, Rena Lefebre, Susan Sprague, Linda Rosenbaum; thard row, Jenmfer Ohltnger, Bob Chappelear, Tom Owens, Cletus Be go, Steve Williams, Charlene Goeglein, Anna Wtles, Angela Barton, Chrtsltne Fry, Chief Webster, and fourth row, Brenda Richards, Rick Blaettnar, Randy Smtih, Jtm Morton, Chrts Woods, Dan Thomas, and Robm Dugan WASHINGTON <UPI) - President Ntxon contends that compelling him to turn over hts Watergate tapes in the interest of justice would be a "gash below the waterline of the ship of the presidency" that might cause it to sink . Special Watergate Prosecutor Arch1bald Cox argues that the public "has a right to every man's evidence" and the tapes must thus go to a grand jury Chief U S District Court Judge John J S1rica, trying to "walk the middle ground," ms1sts he should hsten to the tapes in private before dec1ding . what should be done. The historic, tangled case now rests m the U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the Distnct of Columbia, where lawyers m the threesided dtspute argued their positions for more than VOL. XXV NO 105 three hours Tuesday. ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY 1~ •• • CHAPTER 'fO MEET The Preceptor Bela Bela Sorort ty Chapter or Beta Stgma Pht wtll meet Thursday at 6 30 p.m. at the home or Clance Krautter wtth a potluck dmner. Members are lo bring a covered dtsh and table servtce ' ••······················································~= LODGE 'fO MEET CHESTER - Shade River Lodge 453 F&AM wtll meet Thursday al 8 p.m . All master • masons are mvtled • ROUSH ELECTED LETART FALLS - Carrie Roush was elected prestdent of the Letart Falls PTA Monday mghl Other ofltcers elected were Judy Roberts, vice prestdent; Opal Hupp, secretary, and Phyhss O'Brten, treasurer. A soup supper was planned !or Oct 20 where games, country store, ' and enterlatnment wtll be provtded Court hears· tapes case Costs MEIGS THEATRE . BulKon the construction or a new addition to Lite l•:ast..!rn High School were accepted Tuesday mght hy the F:ast..)rn I.IJCal School Distract lloard of P.ducation Bids Oflencd earlier In lhc day und accepted la st night were 1 eported mo1 e lila n plcastng to sehoul ad mtnislrutors and board member·~, irtdtcatmg they were lower than expected A spokeslll;ln said lh1s will permit addttion or one more classroom In the plan Only oaght new classrooms had been counted on The lower than anticipated btds wtll permat ntne new classrooms m add1t10n to a titles, 3; appllc~uons and af!tdavtts, 771, pcn~tllles , 54, nnd duplicate titles, 15. Spencer ulso reported lhcr·e wet·o 120 uulo Inspections, four salvage lnspecllons, 20 boat lilies Issued, lwo nola lions, two mernos and 14 appllcallons, Tlac total amount collected In bunt rces was $32. or which $6.50 went to the state, the remainder lo the d •rk 's orrlce. BY STEVEN H. YOLEN SANTIAGO (UP!) - The mthtary JUnta which brought a bloody end to the government or Marxist Prestdent Salvador Allende today closed Congress, tmposed a nattonwtde curfew and set up press censorshtp Allende, the Western Hemtsphere's first freely elected Marx1st prestdent, was reported to have commttled swctde Tuesday afternoon in the smokmg rums of hts Casa MonCda presidential palace. (In Washington, the Stale Department refused to comment on the milttary coup, but the change m government seemed hkely lo Improve recent rocky relal10ns between Chtle and lhe Umted Slates.) Allende, 65 , angered PLEADlNNOCENT Maqone Wyatt, 41, and Lart y Wyall, 34, both of Hutland, pleaded Innocent 'fuesday tn Meigs County Common Pleas Court when arratgncd on Indictment of breaking and enwrlng, grand larceny and possession or stolen properly Both were indicted Au~. 30 by the grand jury The defendanl~ were released after posting $2,000 bonds. DIVORCE GRANTED Fletchel' Welch, Rutland, ha• been srnntcd a dtvorce In Meigs County Common Pleus Court rrom his Wt!c, Annu, ulso or Rutland, on ~r6ttnds u! gross ncijl ct or duty for ~cncral con- slrucllon wtth a base price of $126,000 The plumban~ con· tract went to lhc A. J StO<k· naeiHUil Co orGulhpolis, with a base btd of $007, hut addtltOnul cosl• to be added ror new l'cs tr oum luctliltcs Stockrne"ter also w<m th<! hcatmg .and vontiJatlng cun tra ct wt th ~ btd of $12,414 K and K F;lectrlc or Athens got the cleclrwal contract on a hJd of $:11 ,800 The architectural ftrm of J<:eslcy, Lee and Vargo, which drew plans for the additil!n, wtll draw up Iii<! necessary c•ontr~cts whtch ure expected Lobe signed within the next few mus1c room , restroom days. Constructton ts lo begtn facthltes and an offtce wtllun 10 days ar!<lr stgntng, Voters or the dlstrtct last and the complclton dule ts next sprtng approved a $250,000 s prm~ bond ts.que ror the constructton Oth<!r btdders ror Uae general or an addttion to the rear of lhe htgh school The addltton will permit' the estabhshment of classes for seventh and etghlh t graders of the dastnct at the Sunny and cooler today, high lugh school, rehevmg crowded condaltons In the elementary [rom mtd 60s to mtd 70s Clear and cool tontght, low tn 40s to schools Kmg Construction Co or low 50s Thursday , ra<r and Jackson was awarded lhe htgh m the 70s W ·atht ·r cc.ntrucL were Grimm Construction or Vtenna, W. Va ., and the Karr Construction Co. ~~ near Pomeroy Total cost or Lhe bids awarded last night Is about $227 ,000 w1lh the remainder of funds lo be used ror new equipment m the ad· dltwn A representative of the architec tural [trm was present Tuesday ntght The board dtscussed early graduallon ror seniors and deude<l that on a trtal basis or one year, scmors completmg the nece~sa ry requtremcnls for graduation hy mtd-lerm can rcce tve their diplomas. However, semors choosing to do this wtll not be e li~ible to take any part tn school acttvlltes mcluding commencement the remamder of the year The dtslrlcl's athletlc program was dtscussed and the board decided to sel up an athleltc cornmtsslon m a week or so. This wtll be composed of head coaches plus representattves from the board of education and the adrmmslratlon It wtll deal wtth all matters pertaimng to athletics tn lhe dtstrict. It was also <leclded to set admission prices to fOotball and b;oskelball games at a rlgure that ts the same as used by the respective team F~aslern ill playtng Prices now at Easli!rn are !iO cents and $1. In the ruture , lr visiting teams charge less or more then thul price will prevail at Easli!rn . The board approved a code O[ conduct on SflOrismanshlp cxpressmg the feelings or school orftcials, the board , and coaches, as lo behavwr at sporllng evenl.s. Thts code wtll be pnnted and dlslrtbuted at athletic events In an attempt to bnng about improved sportsmanship. The board granted a diploma to Jean Bahr Blake who has completed requtrements for graduation Possible changes m one bus route was dtscussed with a ~roup of parents Attending were board members Roger Epple, I 0 . McCoy, Clyde Kuhn, Howard Caldwell, Jr., and Oris Smith; Supt. John Riebel, Clerk C. 0. Newland, Prlnclpal Charles Swogger, Chester Prcnclpal Duane Wolfe, and two members or the coaehmg staff. • enttne Devoted To The lntere~~t. Of The Meiga-Ma10n Area POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Washtnb'lon by nallonallzmg big Kennecott and Anaconda mmes m the copper-rtch natwn of 10 mtllion. He also took over an lnlernaltonal Telephone & Telegraph subtsidary- which ran Chtle's phone systemafter U S. press reports last year of !'IT plol.s to overthrow the Marxist regtme. The new junta, made up of the three armed forces commanders and the head of the pohce, went on lelevtslOn early today lo impose a nallonwtde curfew, close Congre&S and break off diplomaltc relattons w1th Cuba Chileans Warned The ]unl<l warned Chtleans to slay at home today, and the streets of lhe capttal were empty except for constant Refurbishing of Kia~shuta planned Trt Stale Area Counctl, Boy Scouts or Amertca, Huntington, agreed to contnbute $500 toward the repatr of Camp Kiashula , Chester, followmg a meettng at the camp Monday mght Henry Cleland, Jr , scoulmasl<ir of Pomeroy 'froop 249, satd extenstve remodehng of the camp ts bemg planned. Supphes and labor wtll be donated Cleland reported lhal 25 bunks and 35 mattresses have been donated To be mcluded m the repatr Is a new roof, plurnbmg, new brtdge , hghttng, ftreplace, toilet ractllltes, removal of trees, llmestone to be placed on the drtveway, and remrorcement on wmdows and bars A rund ratstng drtVe ror addtttonal money, as needed, wtll be held on dates to be announced, Cleland satd. Sept 29 is the ftrst scheduled work day w1lh scouters and riJ fllr~ c l scouts of the area asstshng Work wtll begm at 9 a m Named to oversee the renovalton were George Holman, Syracuse Scoutmaster, Pred Fraley, asststanl scoutmaster at Gallipolts, Frank ' Casto, asstslant scoutmaster at Pomeroy and Cleland. Additional plans wtll be made on Sept 13 at a round table meetmg al Kyger Creek H1gh School at 7:30 p m Also altendmg the meelmg Monday tn addition to th ose named were Dr . McRay , council camptng director , Rtchard Lartmer, counctl scout execullve, Btll Ch1pelta, d1slnct dtrector, Ted Reed and Pat Woods, Pomeroy com· , mittee members, aod Robert Arms, Pomeroy Asststant Scoulmasoor. Volunteer unit called 18 times WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1973 mtlllary patrols The armed rorces, whtch declared marttallaw after the coup, said a long hst of ofrtcials m Allende's Popular Umty . coahtwn of Soctallsts and Commumsts would be arrested on stght. The junta was made up or Army Gen. Pinochel Ugarte, Navy Adm Jose 'foribto Marton Castro, Air Force Bng Gustavo Leigh Guzman and Pollee Chtef Col Cesar Men. doza Fran'k. It tmposed rtgtd censorship permtttmg the pubhcahon of only one newspaper, El Mereuno, after bemg edited by the mtlitary Juan Enrtque Ltra, photo edttor for El MercW'tO, srud he was allowed mto the 151).yearold palace alter the coup and CWA near settlement COLUMBUS (UP!) - A "last mmute htt..!h" prevented the Commumcaltons Workers of Amenca (CWA) from sellllng tis 56-day slrtke agamst the General Telephone Co Tuesday, but a spokesman satd an agreement may be reached yet today Martm J. Hughes, tnternaltOnal VICe prestdent Of the CWA, had anticipated a negotiated settlement Tuesday when he scheduled a news conference Instead , he reported the walkout whtch idled 2,800 employes m 70 counties would conlmue "We had hoped that a U!nlattve agreement could have been reached subJect to t'alt[tcatton by the members," Hughes satd. "But a last mmute htroh prevented thts " However, Hughes said umon and company negohators were ~~ very close" to agreement CONTINUE PROBE TOLEDO (UPl) - Pollee continued an investt~atton mto Tuesday arternoon's shoottng deuth of George Gant, 48, during a shootout with of!tcet s The man was found lymg on a stdewalk, but told orrtcers he was surferlng rrom a dizzy spell and would be all right Pollee said Gant then lunged at one officer, grabbed hts revolver and started shooung One officer retumed rtre, striking Gltnl, aHer the man lutd been ot·dercd lo drop the gun , bult'cfuscd, The Middleport Ptre Department answered a total or 18 calls dW'tng August, Chte! Bob E Dyer reported Monda y mghl lo counctl Of the total , there were ror ftres Including the McDamels home on Dock St , Aug 5, the Silvers restdence on Pisher St , August 20, and the Ellis auto near Rutland on Aug 25 or lhc 15 emergency calls answered 12 were m town and Uu·oe wet·e out or town The <Jcpnrhnent spent one day tlt ovldlng emergency service nt llle Metgs County Fair '!'here was an average of 12 SPORTSMEN TO MEET men unswcrlng the three !tre The Meigs Counil' Ftsh and culls wtlh a lola! of 47 5 man G~111e Assn will meet 'fhW'S· hours spent The totnlmlleage for all vehicles dW'tn~ !he dny at 7 30 p 111. at Syt·acu•e club room munth was 385 nulcs "' saw Allende's body lymg on a sora, the carpet underneath soaked w1th blood Lira quoted reported eyewitnesses as saymg the prestdent before hts death urged Ch tleans to "trust m yoW' leaders and keep on trustmg the people." He satd the wtlnesses told htm Allende then shot himself m the mouth w1th a machme gun. There was no word about Allende's wile and three daughters Allende Tells Castro Allende, elected in 1970, told his fnend Ftdel Castro last year "only tf my body ts rtd· died wtth bullets will I leave the prestdency before my term ends " The mtlll<lry chiefs setzed ·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: :-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:~::·:~·:·:·:·:::·:::·:·:·: EXTENDED OUTLOOK Mostly fair Friday . Chance of showers Saturday or Sunday. Warming during the penod with highs In lhe mid to upper 70s on Friday and In the lower 80s Saturday and Sunday. Low temperatures In the 50s Friday and In the 60s Saturday and Sunday. Intoxication tops list of all offenses Among 61 arrests made by lhc Mtddleport Pollee Department dW'tng the month of August, almost 20 pet mvolved the charge of tntoxtcallon Next htghest In the llsl of orrenses for whtch arrests were made mcluded etght for driv· ing whtle tntoxicaled and etghl for ratJure lo pay parkmg meter ttckets. Other arrests mcluded spmmng t1res, three; runnmg red llght, lht ee; two each for obstructmg traffic, assault and battery and dtStW'bmg the peace and one each for no li cense tags , operallng a vehtcle withOut regard to sa fely; reck less operatton; drtvmg while utlder suspension, operating an unsafe vehicle , [8llure to yield the rtght of way; hlt-sktp , vandalism, httermg; righlmg m pubhc, tndecent exposure; destroying property , petty theft, fatlure to appear In court: rc slstwg arrest Charges agamsl three persons "ere dropped and three other c,ases wc1·e 1efen eli lo the juvemlc C.'Ollrl Actoa·ding (o the August I cpotl or Pollee Chte! J. J. Cremeans to council Monday mght, stx accidents were investigated and purktng meter coliccttons totaled $1,117 50. The pohcc cruiser was driven 4,:13~ mtlcs during the month. PHONE 992·2156 TEN CENTS· Marxist lealkr believed dead by his own hand; Congress is sent home; press blacked out control of the nahon of 10 million Tuesday mormng to break "the yoke of MarXism" and demanded the resignatiOn of Allende. The president refused, vowing, "Only dead wtll they lake me out of the Moneda," Planes and tanks then bombed and strafed the palace for three hours , rtddlmg nearby bUildings m downtown Sanhago, and troops overran the stonewaUCjl 18th century butldmg . 'fhe armed forces said Allende had an apparent change of heart In midafternoon and asked for a fiveminute cease-fire in order to SW'render The military com· manders s&d the request was turned down because sniper ftre made tl ' "impossible." Twenty mmutes later, the mthtary announced the palace had btoen taken, but shots contmued to sound throughout the city The rest of the country was reported quiet. 16 Pay in Stx defendants were [tned, [OW' were assessed costs only and stx others rorfelted bonds m Middleport Mayor John Zerkle's court Tuesday mght. Fined were Michael Lambert, 21, Rutland, and Clem D Cooper, 59, Syracuse, each $100 and costs and sentenced to three days In Jail on conviction of drlvmg while Intoxicated; Calvm R Dowell, 26, Racme, $10 and costs, reckless operatton; Larry R. Lee, no address, and Mark A. Oatley, Rulland, $15 and costs each, mtoxtcahon, and Clyde Taylor, 28, Middleport, $t5 and costs, • mtoxJcatJon Assessed costs only were c~urt Belly Pooler, Middleport, shooting a BB gun; Gary Sholderer, Middleport, Celesta Bush, Mtddleport and Barbara McDaniel, Middleport, permlttmg dogs to run loose. Forfeiting bonds were James W. Young, 28, Pittsburgh, Pa ., and Robert D. Phtlllps, Jr., 42, Lancaster, S. C., $300 each, ctnvlng while tnloxicated; Rtchard Noonan , 38, Middleport, $50, dtsorderly manner, and $.10, inloxlcatwn; Jan DW'st, 36, Mtddleporl, Ronald Craig, 27, no addrdss, and Denzil Collins, no addrdss, $30 each, mloxlcalton Water problems Rig destroyed Ftre destroyed a tractor tratler n~ Tuesday on the VanZandt road near Langsville after tl turned over and gas spilling from I( had caught [tre. The Mtddleporl Ftre Dept. was culled to the scene at 3 38 p m Wallace Vtckle was reported driver or the truck ow ned by lrby Constructton Co , Wellston BROWNS f'AVORED STATELINE, Nev. (UP! ) Harrah 's Tahw Racebook hsts the Cleveland Browns a seven. pmnl favorite ove1· Baltimore tn the National Football League opener The Clnctnnati Benguls arc ltsted a three point favorite over Denver LOCAL 'fEMPS Tite temperature In downtown Pomeroy al 11 am Wednesday was 67 degrees under sunny skies. of hill homes will be aired All Mtddleport Hill residents not having water service are W'ged to attend a mooting at Mtddleport village hall at 7:30 p m. Monday when water problems of that section of town will be aired. Monday night Middleport VIllage council authorized Mayor John Zerkle to investigate possible action to prevent the laying of water lines in the Middleport Hill section by the Leading Creek Conservancy District. / \ Vtllage olftcials contended that_., ) the district hud only per· mission to go across the road on Middleport Hlll wtth lines to provide service on the Oood road. They charged that the district was laying linea within the village other than the one crossing the road. Vllla~e and conservancy district repreaentallvel are expected to be at Mondly. night's mcellng to expr• their viewa. � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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