https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/002a69a289737d757ec8f750f31d9c8d.pdf 73df00e1ff1ef67e9eea8dd2eded5bf3 PDF Text Text 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. �2- The Daily Senhnel, Middlrporl-l'mncroy, O_, &pt . 12, W7:1 • Three SVAC tilts on tap this week Three important league games will highlight football action f'riday mght m the Southern Valley Athlelic Conference. In league action, North Galha w1ll host Kyger Creek, Hannan 'rrace travels to Southern and Eastern, with a league victory already under its belt, will play Symmes Valley. The heaclliner should be at Vinton whe•e Coach Jim Sprague's Kyger Creek Bobcats clash with Coach John Blake's Pirates. The Bobcats are fresh from a 19-12 victory over Wahama. North Gallia was outclassed at Nelsonville, losing 41-0 tp the mighty Buckeyes. North Gelha, no doubt, will be ready for Kyger Creek. Two years ago, both teams fought a bruising physical battle which saw the Pirates win everythmg but the game. Kyger Creek won it lHi but lost three players in the process. Last year the Bobcats won 12-0 at Cheshire in another physicnl battle The Pimles feature a "'ellbalonced grow1d nllack led by Sterling Logan, 190 pound JUmor halfback, Logan ga rnered 95 yard~ against the Buckeyes last Fnday. H1s runmng mates are Kimberly Hall, 160 pound semor and Bruce Rw1yon, a 230 pound sophomore. The offense IS operated by Ralph Smith, a semor, playmg h1s first year on the gndiron. Costly rmstakes proved to be the mam difference in las! Friday's loss. Kyger Creek's Lawrence Tabor , 160 pound senwr tailback, pro~ided the b•g offens1ve spark m last week 's upset Vlclory over the White Falcons Tabor rushed for 194 yards while scoring on runs of 66, 36 and three yards. Other Bobcat threats are Mark Waller, 160 pound junwr; Clay Hudson , 185 pound senior quarterback and Chns Pres- Orioles rip Bosox, 8-3 Ion, 14:! pound flanker . Kyger Creek uS(Id a vt\rh'd illtack 111 lhe Wahama gtun(' The Bobc"ts and Southern Tornadoes 11 ere p1cked as the top teams in the lea gue, however, Ole Pirates cannot be counlcd out. Co•Ich Bill Jewell's SQuthern Tornadoes complied 474 yards rushing 111 its ouhng at G1·een. Milch Nease, speedy jW1ior ha lfback, dashed 71 yards on U•e opemng play lo give the Tornadoes a big sp1ntual hft against the Bobcats Nease also had touchdown nms of 63, 21 and one yard . G1·eg Dwming, sophomore halfback, also had a good mght compiling Ill ya rds and scormg a SIX pomter. Soulhern, the defendmg SV AC champ, 1s led by semor Signal caller. Vern Ord . Ord accumulated 55 yards rushmg and completed one of s1x passes for 15 yards' Hannan Trace played well on defense against the Eastern Eagles last Fnday night but could not get rolhng on offense The Wildcats of Coach Tom Belville are led by quarterback Randy Halley and Don Wells, a big lHi semor end. At Easlem, Coach Spike Berkh1mer 's young lnexpenenced Eagles Wlll battle Symmes Valley The V1kmgs may be somewhat shellshocked after last week's 62-6 bomb1ng by Rock H1ll Eastern's defense was the maw reason for last week 's 130 VIctory An interception by Lester Park set up the first Eagle score. The second TD came on a 55 By VITO STELLINO League games, Oakland edged UPI Sports Writer Kansas City; J.-1, California It's easy to tell that World beat Clucago, 3-1, Mmnesota Series time is getting close. beat Texas, &-3, Cleveland Brooks Robinson is warming trounced New York, 7-3, and up agam. Detr01t mpped Milwaukee, 4-2, Robinson, the grand old man m 10 Innings of the Baltimore Orioles who hopes to play m his fifth World Series this October, hit a threenm bomer to clunax a five-run third inning and give the Orioles an 8-3 victory over the Boston Red Sox. Boston is now 5'h games behind in the Eastern Division race and is virtually elimmated. " I can always tell when he's getting ready to do something THURSDAY spectacular or important · be· cause he has that look m his eye," Dave McNally said, "He had it in his first World Series (back in 1966)." _ H the Orwles can beat the gallon Oakland A's (they're now six games ahead of Kansas City) in U1e playoffs, Baltimore be in the World Series for the fifth time since 1966. McNally Gets the Win VAN CAMP'S 29 McNally went 7 2-3 innings and allowed 11 hits but got the can win to boost his record to 16--14. It was iromc that the veterans played the key roles since 1t's been the youngsters tike AI BIII!lbry, Rich Coggins and Don Baylor who've carried the club much of the year. But Bumbry still made his contributiOn as he went 4-for-5 to boost his average to .341J-.,and Bay lor chipped in with a tworun single while Coggins had two h1ts. In the other American Iowa said toughest opener Wolves have had in 5 ye~rs ya rd scm·int.t drive. Symmes Valley's only 'I'D Ius! Fnday was furni shed by jumor lullfb<~ck T~rTJ' Pme Coarh Hobert Ashley 's Stluthweslern Highlanders w1ll seek lheir firs! victory at Hannan , \V. Va . Soulhl\'eStern played a g!l<id defensive g11me last week agalnzl Z;mc Trace before finally losmg, 14-6 in the last two mwutes . The Highlanders feature a new offense w1th Phil Lewis, 215 p01u1d 5\!nwr runmng from tl1e hdlback slot and Kevin Walker, 164 pound junior, playing a halfback pos1twn . Ashley alte rn ates his quarterbacks, sen10r Larry Frasher and jun10r Terry Carter. SVAC STAND IN GS ALL GAMES TEAM W L p ~oN2~~eek Sou thwester n Hannan Trace J ~ 0 I o 1 !l 6 OP 1~ teams lll!vc pretty much the lllg Ten FIMolbull Ruumluto same rosters, Saturday's clash CHICAGO ( UPI ) Michigm1 Coa,·h Bo Schem- c·oultl be closer than the odds bechler has only two more days would indicate. Wisconstn Coach John Jar inc lo get his Wolvcnnes ready for what he says will be their IlUt h1s Badgels lhrough two loughest gridiron opener in five workouts Tuesday, reviewing the strategies he expects to see years. Schembechler pul Ins team from Purdue Saturday. "Our defense has been exthrough one of the most rugged pracllce sessions of the fall posed to everything they might season Tuesday, trying to whip expect from Purdue," Jardine them Into shape for the trip to said, Indiana Coach Lee Corso, !owR C1ty, and a meeting with the Univm·sity of Iowa's Haw- who w1ll be leading the Hoosiers into battle for the first keyes. "This'll be our toughest time when they meet Dlinms opene•· in five years because Saturday, sa1d his defensive Iowa played a lot of freshmen unit is improvmg and will last year . They'll be young but make a good accountmg for mature," Schembechler itself Saturday. lllinois star halfback George said. Uremovich was jogging on a Iowa Coach Frank Lauterbur wasn't underestimating the badly sprained ankle Tuesday. Wolverines either Lauterbur sa1d he anticipates "no p!'Oblem talking my players and friends mto thinking MIChigan iS a big game Saturday." The injury hns kept him out of action for a week and Coach Bob Blackman said 01at a decision will have to be made later as to Uremovich's avallab•hly for Saturday's starter at Ind1ana. The Northwestern Wildcall! worked on execution 1'uesday SURGERY FOR MUSER INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UPI) - Tony Muser, who replaced Dick Allen at first base for the Chicago White Sox after last year's American League MVP suffered a broken leg June 27, Will undergo surgery for a dislocated left kneeca p, the club announced Tuesday. The operation is scheduled at Centmela Valley Community Hospital here Wednesday. 14 an upset. o 13 LOCAL LODGE NO. 598 SO. CHARLESTON ------------------------· Camden Park is now operating on weekends Only. schedule for each day · Salurdav. Seat. 15-0oen to public alter s p.m. Sunday, Sept. t6- 0pen full day, lla .m. untiliO p.m. ~aruraay, sepT. 22-0pen to public alter 4 p.m. Sunday, Sept.l3-0pen full day, 11 a.m. untiliO p.m. Saturday, Sept. 29- 0pen to publrc after 5 p.m. Sept. 311-NOT open to publrc. Oct. 6- 0pen to publrc afler s p.m 7- 0pen full day-Last Day of t973 Season. ~ ~ ~~s:~~~~e~~r?t~edsn:~c~~~: Hannan Tra ce 0 1 o 13 conference title from favored To~~:~av' s games 1 1 13 13 Ohio State and Michigan. year ago, the Gophers 01 Norlh Go ll•• opened aga1'nst the Buckeyes Kyger creek Symmes Valley at Eastern Southwes tern at Hannan and lost 27-19 and, since both Hannan Trace at So uthern MCDONALD TO SHARKS LOS ANGELES (UP!) - The Los Angeles Sharks acquired forward Brian McDonald, 28, from the Houston Aeros Tues. day m a trade for veteran center Joe Szura. Both played in the World Hockey Associatlon last season. SATURDAY-SEPTEMBER 15th UNTILS P.M. I g in preparation to host Mlchlg~n State. Wildcat Coach John Pont expressed dlsappolntment that . his team had no\ been able to practice on the new Tartan Turf in Dyche Stadium untll Monday. Michigan State Coach Denny Stolz said the Spartans need depth and predicted that seven or e1ght freshmen would make the trip to Evanston, Ill., to meet Northwestern. "FAMILY OUTING" I.A.M. & A.W. No rth Gallia o 1 o dl Woody Hayes ' Buckeyes Symmes Volley o 1 6 62 were rated No 3 in the nation SVAC ONLY . ' TEAM w L PT . DP and the Gophers of Mtnnesota ~~~~·;~ reek ~ g 1 ~ g will have the f1rst shot at them. southern o o o o But then, the Gophers, 4-7 ~i~~w:~~~~ley ~ ar PARK RESERVED o~~es:;:st~ ;:rt,~n~rg~8f~; A Following Is SHOP EAR lY WHilE 'QUANTITIES LAST ONLY! SOMETHIN G FOR EVERYONE will UNBELIEVABLE LOW PRICE DON 'T PULL YOUR lOVE STEREO ALBUMS oz. 17 Pork & Beans ,- FABULOU S GIFT IDEAS STEREO ALBUMS 199 CHARGE IT' Add these top song s a nd artiSts to your reco rd collection now! Pi ck your fa vort l e rec,ordtng stars now at this spec ial law price! Hurry for complete selection . 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Oakland 8.:1 60 583 KansasC1ty .. 78 66 542 Ch tcago 12 73 497 M1~nesota 70 73 490 California 66 75 468 Texas 50 93 350 Tuesday' s Results Balt•more 8 Bos to n 3 East w. I . pet. g,b . Sf LOUIS Pi tt sb urgh Montreal Ch1cago New Yo rk Philadelphia 72 70 70 69 72 500 71 ,.496 73 A90 7.4 483 69 75 479 65 79 451 west w , 1. pet. Ctnc1nnat1 88 57 607 Los Angeles 84 61 579 San Francisco 80 63 559 H ouston 74 73 SOl Atlanta 71 76 483 San D1ego 53 91 .368 Tu esday's Results Ch1cago 2 Pittsburgh 0 lfz 111-1 2V'2 3 7 g b 4 7 15 ltl 34'1'2 Phil adelph ia 6 New Y...ork 4 Atl anta 6 5an F ra!'1 5, 11 mns C1ncmnat1 n Los Angl! les 3 Montrea l A St Louis 1 Hous 4 San Di ego 2, 10 mns Today 's Probab l e P•tct'lers (All t1mes EDT) P1ttsbu rg h (Kison 0-0) at Ch.c:a go (Pappas 7 1\ ), 2 30 pm New York (Matlack 12 15) at Philade lp hia (Twitchell 13·81 , 7 35 p m Cl~hth. The Heds' winning rally was wuched off in the eighth by a doubl~ off the bat of Dan DriC$sen , another Indianapolis recruit . And still another former Indianapolis player, plt~hcr DICk Baney, blanked the Dodj(crs in Uoc ninth to treS<'fve Clay Carroll's ~ei~hlh victory. '.'I was really surprised when the ball went out," Griffey said . "It w&• a high outside· pitch and when I hit 1t, I thought it was a foul pop up. " 'l'hc l!c>ds' Pete Row com· mcnUnu on Driessen's rallydouble , said : " l'rn sure ~laoJ he's an in-rlelder . otherwise, Boh Howt<;~!Tl llleds president) might be ~ettlng some trade ideas." Armbrister's t1e -breaki'ng double came on a short fly which skipped by center fie lder Tom Pac1orek when he made a futile attempt for a shoe-strmg catch. st~rtlng You Will find Our • - Prices Are Going Down. GOODYEAR POLYGlAS TUBELESS WHmwALL SUBURBANITE Special Price On Blems. g .b 5 v. 8 12'h 1.:1 22 PittsbW'gh, 2-0, Philadelphia beat New York, 6-4, Atlanta scored a 6-5, ll~nning triumph over San Francisco and Houston topped San Diego, 4-2, m 10 innings, in the other NL games. AL Scores American League scores were Baltimore 8 Boston 3, California 3 Chicago l, Oakland 3 Kansas City l, Minnesota 6 Texas J, Detroit 4 Milwaukee 2 and Cleveland 7 New York 3. Singles by Mike Jorgensen, Jim Lyttle and Bob Bailey, a walk, two infield outs and a two-run throwing error by Ted Sizemore enabled the Expos to rally for four runs in the seventh inning at St. Louis. Marshall's stellar rellef e(fort preserved Steve Henko's 13th wm while Alan Foster was tagged with his mghth loss for the Cardinals. Ed Armbrister's two-r un double was the b1g blow of a threed run eighth-innmg rally wh1ch broke a 3-3 tie and gave Cinct nnati reliever Clay Carroll his eighth VIctory. Ken Griffey homered for the Reds and Tom Paciorek connected for the Dodgers. Jim Brewer suffered his eighth loss against s1x wins despite three hits by Manny Mota . Burt Hooton pitched a fourhitter, evening his record at lJ.13, and Handy Hundley homered for the Cubs, wbo dealt Steve Blass his eigh th loss. Blass allowed two hits and two rW1s in five innings in one of his most effective performances for the Pirates this season. Billy Williams' sacr1fice fly drove In the Cubs' second run. Two Homers Rally Phillies Two homers by Greg Lozinski and one each by Mike Schmidt and Billy Grabarkew1tz ralhed the Phillies to their triwnph after the Mets ran up a 4-0 lead on a pa1r ot two-run homers by Rusty Staub. Jim Lonborg pitched a six-bitter for his 13th wm for the Ph lilies while Jerry Koosman , who yielded all Philadelphia 's runs, suffered his 15th setback. Halph Garr singled to open the lith, moved to second on a sacrifice and scored the gamewlnmng run on Dusty Baker's single as the Braves downed the Giants. Willie McCovey hit two homers for the Giants. Hank Aaron did not start for the Braves because of an upset stomach and walked as a pinchhitter in the loth . He has 15 games to hit the four homers he needs to tie Babe Ruth's career home run mark of 714 this season. An error by pitcher V1cente Homo and two by catcher Fred Kendall on the same play permitted the Astros to score two runs in the loth mmng at San Diego . Don Wilson, who worked the final two il)llings, won his loth game, and Cesar Cedeno had three hits for the Ast ros. WE PAY THE FED. EXC. TAX \~~#~"o ~~~ MEIGS TUU CENTt? 10() &: f\ '; ,mS · POME ~0 '( ' Q H I() ~? J ; tO• !If' -~ Wlll ~~ l)t•;o ~ I ,, • ., I ~ " 11 ·, ' ~ " J II : j • ,' ! . I! ,, • It is a matter of record that in the model year iust ending more people chose to own Cadillacs than ever before in hiStory- mare than doub le those of the nearest competitor. And it i5 true that Cadi11ac traditiona11y leads a/1 U.S. car makes in both resale value and owner loyalty. It's a record without equal. Yet in many ways the Cadi11acs of 1974 are superior to the cars that established this record. g.b 6 12 1/2 13 111 16'12 33 '17 Cleveland 7 New York 3 De tro it 4 Milw 2, 10 IMS Mmnesota 6 Te:xas 3 Oakl and 3 Kan C1ty I Cal1 forn ia 3 Ch 1cago 1 Today 's Probable Pitchers ( All T1mes EDT) M il waukee (Reynolds Q. l and Parson s 36 ) at Baltimore (Palmer 19 6 and Jackson 7-0) , 2. s 30 p m. Boston (Moret 10 0) a t New YorK (McDowell 57), 7 30 p m Texas (Clyde .:1 -6) at Min nesota {Go lf z5 ·4L 9 p m Kansas City I Spl 1ttortf JS. 11 J at Oakland ( Holtzman 2() 11 ). 11 pm ChiCago Cali fornia pm (Forster 6 5) (Singer H -12) , at 11 (Only games sc heduled } Thursda y's Games Kan C1ty at Ca li forn ia, ntght Mi lw aukee at Ba lt tmore. n1gh l Boston at New York, night (On l y games schedu led l GENERAL$ ELECTRIC 00100210100- SlJ< 002 000 300 01 - 6 11 I (111 and Reder : Schueler, Neibauer 18 ), J N lekro (9 ), House {1 11 and Casanova. 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I2nd I THE JAGGERZ AL HIRT % Daily Los A n g at Houston. n 1Qh l Schmidt (16th }, Grabarkewltz MUSIC FOR EASY LISTENING The last to go were rook1es Tom McCre1ght, a guard from The Sentinel Northwestern, and Harold DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF Parmenter, a defens1ve tackle MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL , from Massachusetts. E )(E! C Ed Head coach Nick Skorich ROBERT HOEFLI CH , Cltv Editor also announced that defens1ve Publi Shed da lly elCcept Saturday by The Ohio Va lley back Bobby Majors and rook1e Publi&hmg Company 111 Court 51 , Pomeroy , Ohio , kicker John Monahan, both of dS769 BIJSIMS Office Phone whom previously cleared 992 2156 Edttorial Phone 99'2 2157 wa1vers, would not be mcluded Second c lass postage paid at Porn ero 'f , Oh •o on the team's seven-man cab Nationa l adverltslno representattve Sottl nel ll squad. Gatl.ngher, Inc , 1'2 East ~2od Majors handled some punt St , New Yor k ,New York . Subscripti on ra tes return-duties w1th the Browns De l ivered Dv carrier where available 55 cents per week. last season and saw action in By Motor Route where not carr1er serv1ce t~e early exhibition games th1s ava•lable One month S2 By mlul m Ohio and W Va , One year, but was apparently too Year , $10 Sp( month! 8 50 slow lo please the coaches Three months , S5 SO Elsewhere $IS year, she Both fullback Bo Scott and monttlS $9 50, three months, S6 Subscnphon pnce In defensive end Bob Bnggs eludes Su nday Times Sent1ne1 remain doubtful starters for Sunday's game, but runnmg back Greg Prllltt is expected to A thought for the day be ready. Scott and Pruitt were inj1JI'ed in Cleveland's pre- Americ~n novehst Washington season contest against the lrving said, "A woman's whole life 1s a hrstory of affections." Detrml Uons. 4 6 1 San Fran at Sa n D iego, nig ht Ph ila 001 012 20x- 6 8 0 {On l Y ~ames sc heduled·) Koosman. Parker (9 ) and Grote , Lon borg (13 -12) and Boone LP - Koosman ( 12-15 ) .. Expos are only 1'12 games out of first place in the National Leag ue's Eastern DivisiOn race. It was Marshall to the rescue agam Tuesday night when the Expos defeated the St. Louis Cardinals, 4-1. Marshall shut out the Cardmals for the last I 1-3 innings and now has allowed no runs and seven hits in e1ght relief assignments totaling 13 innings against them this season. Cincinnati increased 1ts lead in the Western DlVlsion to four games with a &-3 victory over Los Angeles, Chicago defeated San Frlilnc•sco (Bryant 21 -10) at Atlanta (Morton \l 10 ), 8 05 pm Los Ange les { Osteen 16·81 at Ma1or League Resu lts C1nctnnat 1 { Bill ingham 18 81 . By Un•ted Press lnt&r natiofla l B 05 p m Nalional League · Ptltsbgh ooo ooo 000- 0 4 1 Mon treal ( Rogers 8 3) at St Ch1cago 000 020 OOx - 2 3 1 Lou 1s (Wise 13 -111, 9 p m (Only games scheduled I Bla ss, R Hernandez (6 ) and Thursday 's Games Sangulllen. Hooton (13 -131 and Pittsburgh at Chi cago Hun dl ey . LP- Biass (3 8} H R New York. at Phlla , n1ght Hun dley IIOth I New York 4J17t JOHN YANKOWSKI POlKA PARADE slar reliever who set a Nat10nal League record Tuesday night by finishing h1s 65th game. "The trick Is to keep thmgs undet control when you don 'I have your stuff." Marshall has earned 29 saves in 61 appearances this season and is the No. I reason why the Browns prepare for '73 opener ance. JUNE 11, 1"4 ' not ln •2 5 Leading Freemasons of the United Stales, Canada, Europe and Latin America will meet in Detroit Sept. 20-27 for the annual sess1on of the Supreme Counc1l of Scottlsh Hite Freemasonry for the Northern Jurisdiction with 2,500 Thirtythird Degree Masons and wives expected •from the 15 northeastern and mi'dwestern stales having 511,000 members. The Thirty-third Degtee, highest honor of Scottish Rite Masonry, will be awarded on Wednesday, September 26, to 190 members of the Fratermty coming from the 15 states and chosen by the Supreme Counc1l because of "outstanding contributions to Freemasonry or for significant serv ice to others reflectmg credit on the Fraternity." Execulive and general sessions are scheduled throughout the week at the Detroit H1iton an d in th e Masonic Temple. Among the important topics to be reported on w1ll be the status of Scottlsh Rite's 40-year old program of basic research into the causes of schizophrenia &nd a brand new endeavor, the construction of a ~ million Museum an d Ubrary complex in historic Lexington, Mass. as a Masomc contribution to the coming national Bicentennial observ- IT! was nice to win tomght." Dodger Mnnager Wall AI M ton was asked whether his cluu wus hurting . ''We have been hurling fur HI gcmu~s, ,. he answered. rnutl is how lll~ny games the Dodgers have lost in lhmr last 11 outmgs Rookie Ken Griffey, one of the Indianapolis guys recently bl'Ought up from the mmors, hit • stretch their te-d to II ve pmea wnight when they send Jack Billingham aglinlt C.'l111dt Otleen in the ~rlea' finale. 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The Browns annoW1ced their final two cuts Tuesday , trunming their roster to the regular season limit of 40 men CASH, CHARGE, IGA VINEGAR • " I hit it utlllltl end of my bat, and I tho~hl It was golnK to fall short," Armbrister said. The Reds will attempt to Lyle (81 , Buokey 191 and Munlon . LP- Dobson 1771. HtU- Gamblt 1191h l, Murctr 17111), l'lhllt 1181hl , Smith (loll, OunconO!Ih ), I III Ot ~V hl ti lll • Oi ,tl.k M '''"' Mv.,, , t 'i1 ' .,,, II ,,. $sggoo Ill II II Iil l!• 111111 . H&R FIRESTONE . MIDDLE~ORT, It's what you expect of Cadillac ... and something more. More choice. And what iJ cho1cc It 1s - the greatest In the luxury field There are the lhree you see here. The classic Fleetwood Brougham. The magn1ficent new vcrs1on of America's only luxury converhble - Eldorado. The newly Slyled Coupe deVi ll e. Plus six ol her basic mod•h. Plus .. New Special Edlllon Cars. Luxury versions of DeVille. A new Brougham d'Eicgance. And lhe new ultra-elegan1Fleetwood Talisman . More eleaance. InSide every 1974 Cad•llac is a new instrument panel Interiors arc more lm:· urlous than ever. More flair. The smafl new slyl'"g of the Coupt• deVille " a case in poinl lis new ltnes, high- new combustion cha mber, a new camshaft, a choke remdexer to pmv!dC quick staning1 ;t snorkel to supply !he engi ne wi lh roole r a1r. And somelhlng le~. Even less eng1ne noise with high-damping engone moun Is, a fan clutch Jnd a muffler fur a1r intake In side the car, a v1r tu nl network of acous tJ cal mdt('rials including double seals on doors-!dcnlly docs l ightc~ by the pnvtllc qumtt•r window, llCCcnt its ;ob. Aflcr .oil, tl 's a Cadillac. lis youthful flavor. More driving pleasure. Ftner cngtne perfor- To own or lease !he 1974 Cadtllac of your mance , . from star t to stop Due i n par t t o a choice, S<e your Cadillac dealer now, 0. Now on display by your authorized Cadillac dealer. • . I �2- The Daily Senhnel, Middlrporl-l'mncroy, O_, &pt . 12, W7:1 • Three SVAC tilts on tap this week Three important league games will highlight football action f'riday mght m the Southern Valley Athlelic Conference. In league action, North Galha w1ll host Kyger Creek, Hannan 'rrace travels to Southern and Eastern, with a league victory already under its belt, will play Symmes Valley. The heaclliner should be at Vinton whe•e Coach Jim Sprague's Kyger Creek Bobcats clash with Coach John Blake's Pirates. The Bobcats are fresh from a 19-12 victory over Wahama. North Gallia was outclassed at Nelsonville, losing 41-0 tp the mighty Buckeyes. North Gelha, no doubt, will be ready for Kyger Creek. Two years ago, both teams fought a bruising physical battle which saw the Pirates win everythmg but the game. Kyger Creek won it lHi but lost three players in the process. Last year the Bobcats won 12-0 at Cheshire in another physicnl battle The Pimles feature a "'ellbalonced grow1d nllack led by Sterling Logan, 190 pound JUmor halfback, Logan ga rnered 95 yard~ against the Buckeyes last Fnday. H1s runmng mates are Kimberly Hall, 160 pound semor and Bruce Rw1yon, a 230 pound sophomore. The offense IS operated by Ralph Smith, a semor, playmg h1s first year on the gndiron. Costly rmstakes proved to be the mam difference in las! Friday's loss. Kyger Creek's Lawrence Tabor , 160 pound senwr tailback, pro~ided the b•g offens1ve spark m last week 's upset Vlclory over the White Falcons Tabor rushed for 194 yards while scoring on runs of 66, 36 and three yards. Other Bobcat threats are Mark Waller, 160 pound junwr; Clay Hudson , 185 pound senior quarterback and Chns Pres- Orioles rip Bosox, 8-3 Ion, 14:! pound flanker . Kyger Creek uS(Id a vt\rh'd illtack 111 lhe Wahama gtun(' The Bobc"ts and Southern Tornadoes 11 ere p1cked as the top teams in the lea gue, however, Ole Pirates cannot be counlcd out. Co•Ich Bill Jewell's SQuthern Tornadoes complied 474 yards rushing 111 its ouhng at G1·een. Milch Nease, speedy jW1ior ha lfback, dashed 71 yards on U•e opemng play lo give the Tornadoes a big sp1ntual hft against the Bobcats Nease also had touchdown nms of 63, 21 and one yard . G1·eg Dwming, sophomore halfback, also had a good mght compiling Ill ya rds and scormg a SIX pomter. Soulhern, the defendmg SV AC champ, 1s led by semor Signal caller. Vern Ord . Ord accumulated 55 yards rushmg and completed one of s1x passes for 15 yards' Hannan Trace played well on defense against the Eastern Eagles last Fnday night but could not get rolhng on offense The Wildcats of Coach Tom Belville are led by quarterback Randy Halley and Don Wells, a big lHi semor end. At Easlem, Coach Spike Berkh1mer 's young lnexpenenced Eagles Wlll battle Symmes Valley The V1kmgs may be somewhat shellshocked after last week's 62-6 bomb1ng by Rock H1ll Eastern's defense was the maw reason for last week 's 130 VIctory An interception by Lester Park set up the first Eagle score. The second TD came on a 55 By VITO STELLINO League games, Oakland edged UPI Sports Writer Kansas City; J.-1, California It's easy to tell that World beat Clucago, 3-1, Mmnesota Series time is getting close. beat Texas, &-3, Cleveland Brooks Robinson is warming trounced New York, 7-3, and up agam. Detr01t mpped Milwaukee, 4-2, Robinson, the grand old man m 10 Innings of the Baltimore Orioles who hopes to play m his fifth World Series this October, hit a threenm bomer to clunax a five-run third inning and give the Orioles an 8-3 victory over the Boston Red Sox. Boston is now 5'h games behind in the Eastern Division race and is virtually elimmated. " I can always tell when he's getting ready to do something THURSDAY spectacular or important · be· cause he has that look m his eye," Dave McNally said, "He had it in his first World Series (back in 1966)." _ H the Orwles can beat the gallon Oakland A's (they're now six games ahead of Kansas City) in U1e playoffs, Baltimore be in the World Series for the fifth time since 1966. McNally Gets the Win VAN CAMP'S 29 McNally went 7 2-3 innings and allowed 11 hits but got the can win to boost his record to 16--14. It was iromc that the veterans played the key roles since 1t's been the youngsters tike AI BIII!lbry, Rich Coggins and Don Baylor who've carried the club much of the year. But Bumbry still made his contributiOn as he went 4-for-5 to boost his average to .341J-.,and Bay lor chipped in with a tworun single while Coggins had two h1ts. In the other American Iowa said toughest opener Wolves have had in 5 ye~rs ya rd scm·int.t drive. Symmes Valley's only 'I'D Ius! Fnday was furni shed by jumor lullfb<~ck T~rTJ' Pme Coarh Hobert Ashley 's Stluthweslern Highlanders w1ll seek lheir firs! victory at Hannan , \V. Va . Soulhl\'eStern played a g!l<id defensive g11me last week agalnzl Z;mc Trace before finally losmg, 14-6 in the last two mwutes . The Highlanders feature a new offense w1th Phil Lewis, 215 p01u1d 5\!nwr runmng from tl1e hdlback slot and Kevin Walker, 164 pound junior, playing a halfback pos1twn . Ashley alte rn ates his quarterbacks, sen10r Larry Frasher and jun10r Terry Carter. SVAC STAND IN GS ALL GAMES TEAM W L p ~oN2~~eek Sou thwester n Hannan Trace J ~ 0 I o 1 !l 6 OP 1~ teams lll!vc pretty much the lllg Ten FIMolbull Ruumluto same rosters, Saturday's clash CHICAGO ( UPI ) Michigm1 Coa,·h Bo Schem- c·oultl be closer than the odds bechler has only two more days would indicate. Wisconstn Coach John Jar inc lo get his Wolvcnnes ready for what he says will be their IlUt h1s Badgels lhrough two loughest gridiron opener in five workouts Tuesday, reviewing the strategies he expects to see years. Schembechler pul Ins team from Purdue Saturday. "Our defense has been exthrough one of the most rugged pracllce sessions of the fall posed to everything they might season Tuesday, trying to whip expect from Purdue," Jardine them Into shape for the trip to said, Indiana Coach Lee Corso, !owR C1ty, and a meeting with the Univm·sity of Iowa's Haw- who w1ll be leading the Hoosiers into battle for the first keyes. "This'll be our toughest time when they meet Dlinms opene•· in five years because Saturday, sa1d his defensive Iowa played a lot of freshmen unit is improvmg and will last year . They'll be young but make a good accountmg for mature," Schembechler itself Saturday. lllinois star halfback George said. Uremovich was jogging on a Iowa Coach Frank Lauterbur wasn't underestimating the badly sprained ankle Tuesday. Wolverines either Lauterbur sa1d he anticipates "no p!'Oblem talking my players and friends mto thinking MIChigan iS a big game Saturday." The injury hns kept him out of action for a week and Coach Bob Blackman said 01at a decision will have to be made later as to Uremovich's avallab•hly for Saturday's starter at Ind1ana. The Northwestern Wildcall! worked on execution 1'uesday SURGERY FOR MUSER INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UPI) - Tony Muser, who replaced Dick Allen at first base for the Chicago White Sox after last year's American League MVP suffered a broken leg June 27, Will undergo surgery for a dislocated left kneeca p, the club announced Tuesday. The operation is scheduled at Centmela Valley Community Hospital here Wednesday. 14 an upset. o 13 LOCAL LODGE NO. 598 SO. CHARLESTON ------------------------· Camden Park is now operating on weekends Only. schedule for each day · Salurdav. Seat. 15-0oen to public alter s p.m. Sunday, Sept. t6- 0pen full day, lla .m. untiliO p.m. ~aruraay, sepT. 22-0pen to public alter 4 p.m. Sunday, Sept.l3-0pen full day, 11 a.m. untiliO p.m. Saturday, Sept. 29- 0pen to publrc after 5 p.m. Sept. 311-NOT open to publrc. Oct. 6- 0pen to publrc afler s p.m 7- 0pen full day-Last Day of t973 Season. ~ ~ ~~s:~~~~e~~r?t~edsn:~c~~~: Hannan Tra ce 0 1 o 13 conference title from favored To~~:~av' s games 1 1 13 13 Ohio State and Michigan. year ago, the Gophers 01 Norlh Go ll•• opened aga1'nst the Buckeyes Kyger creek Symmes Valley at Eastern Southwes tern at Hannan and lost 27-19 and, since both Hannan Trace at So uthern MCDONALD TO SHARKS LOS ANGELES (UP!) - The Los Angeles Sharks acquired forward Brian McDonald, 28, from the Houston Aeros Tues. day m a trade for veteran center Joe Szura. Both played in the World Hockey Associatlon last season. SATURDAY-SEPTEMBER 15th UNTILS P.M. I g in preparation to host Mlchlg~n State. Wildcat Coach John Pont expressed dlsappolntment that . his team had no\ been able to practice on the new Tartan Turf in Dyche Stadium untll Monday. Michigan State Coach Denny Stolz said the Spartans need depth and predicted that seven or e1ght freshmen would make the trip to Evanston, Ill., to meet Northwestern. "FAMILY OUTING" I.A.M. & A.W. No rth Gallia o 1 o dl Woody Hayes ' Buckeyes Symmes Volley o 1 6 62 were rated No 3 in the nation SVAC ONLY . ' TEAM w L PT . DP and the Gophers of Mtnnesota ~~~~·;~ reek ~ g 1 ~ g will have the f1rst shot at them. southern o o o o But then, the Gophers, 4-7 ~i~~w:~~~~ley ~ ar PARK RESERVED o~~es:;:st~ ;:rt,~n~rg~8f~; A Following Is SHOP EAR lY WHilE 'QUANTITIES LAST ONLY! 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Oakland 8.:1 60 583 KansasC1ty .. 78 66 542 Ch tcago 12 73 497 M1~nesota 70 73 490 California 66 75 468 Texas 50 93 350 Tuesday' s Results Balt•more 8 Bos to n 3 East w. I . pet. g,b . Sf LOUIS Pi tt sb urgh Montreal Ch1cago New Yo rk Philadelphia 72 70 70 69 72 500 71 ,.496 73 A90 7.4 483 69 75 479 65 79 451 west w , 1. pet. Ctnc1nnat1 88 57 607 Los Angeles 84 61 579 San Francisco 80 63 559 H ouston 74 73 SOl Atlanta 71 76 483 San D1ego 53 91 .368 Tu esday's Results Ch1cago 2 Pittsburgh 0 lfz 111-1 2V'2 3 7 g b 4 7 15 ltl 34'1'2 Phil adelph ia 6 New Y...ork 4 Atl anta 6 5an F ra!'1 5, 11 mns C1ncmnat1 n Los Angl! les 3 Montrea l A St Louis 1 Hous 4 San Di ego 2, 10 mns Today 's Probab l e P•tct'lers (All t1mes EDT) P1ttsbu rg h (Kison 0-0) at Ch.c:a go (Pappas 7 1\ ), 2 30 pm New York (Matlack 12 15) at Philade lp hia (Twitchell 13·81 , 7 35 p m Cl~hth. The Heds' winning rally was wuched off in the eighth by a doubl~ off the bat of Dan DriC$sen , another Indianapolis recruit . And still another former Indianapolis player, plt~hcr DICk Baney, blanked the Dodj(crs in Uoc ninth to treS<'fve Clay Carroll's ~ei~hlh victory. '.'I was really surprised when the ball went out," Griffey said . "It w&• a high outside· pitch and when I hit 1t, I thought it was a foul pop up. " 'l'hc l!c>ds' Pete Row com· mcnUnu on Driessen's rallydouble , said : " l'rn sure ~laoJ he's an in-rlelder . otherwise, Boh Howt<;~!Tl llleds president) might be ~ettlng some trade ideas." Armbrister's t1e -breaki'ng double came on a short fly which skipped by center fie lder Tom Pac1orek when he made a futile attempt for a shoe-strmg catch. st~rtlng You Will find Our • - Prices Are Going Down. GOODYEAR POLYGlAS TUBELESS WHmwALL SUBURBANITE Special Price On Blems. g .b 5 v. 8 12'h 1.:1 22 PittsbW'gh, 2-0, Philadelphia beat New York, 6-4, Atlanta scored a 6-5, ll~nning triumph over San Francisco and Houston topped San Diego, 4-2, m 10 innings, in the other NL games. AL Scores American League scores were Baltimore 8 Boston 3, California 3 Chicago l, Oakland 3 Kansas City l, Minnesota 6 Texas J, Detroit 4 Milwaukee 2 and Cleveland 7 New York 3. Singles by Mike Jorgensen, Jim Lyttle and Bob Bailey, a walk, two infield outs and a two-run throwing error by Ted Sizemore enabled the Expos to rally for four runs in the seventh inning at St. Louis. Marshall's stellar rellef e(fort preserved Steve Henko's 13th wm while Alan Foster was tagged with his mghth loss for the Cardinals. Ed Armbrister's two-r un double was the b1g blow of a threed run eighth-innmg rally wh1ch broke a 3-3 tie and gave Cinct nnati reliever Clay Carroll his eighth VIctory. Ken Griffey homered for the Reds and Tom Paciorek connected for the Dodgers. Jim Brewer suffered his eighth loss against s1x wins despite three hits by Manny Mota . Burt Hooton pitched a fourhitter, evening his record at lJ.13, and Handy Hundley homered for the Cubs, wbo dealt Steve Blass his eigh th loss. Blass allowed two hits and two rW1s in five innings in one of his most effective performances for the Pirates this season. Billy Williams' sacr1fice fly drove In the Cubs' second run. Two Homers Rally Phillies Two homers by Greg Lozinski and one each by Mike Schmidt and Billy Grabarkew1tz ralhed the Phillies to their triwnph after the Mets ran up a 4-0 lead on a pa1r ot two-run homers by Rusty Staub. Jim Lonborg pitched a six-bitter for his 13th wm for the Ph lilies while Jerry Koosman , who yielded all Philadelphia 's runs, suffered his 15th setback. Halph Garr singled to open the lith, moved to second on a sacrifice and scored the gamewlnmng run on Dusty Baker's single as the Braves downed the Giants. Willie McCovey hit two homers for the Giants. Hank Aaron did not start for the Braves because of an upset stomach and walked as a pinchhitter in the loth . He has 15 games to hit the four homers he needs to tie Babe Ruth's career home run mark of 714 this season. An error by pitcher V1cente Homo and two by catcher Fred Kendall on the same play permitted the Astros to score two runs in the loth mmng at San Diego . Don Wilson, who worked the final two il)llings, won his loth game, and Cesar Cedeno had three hits for the Ast ros. WE PAY THE FED. EXC. TAX \~~#~"o ~~~ MEIGS TUU CENTt? 10() &: f\ '; ,mS · POME ~0 '( ' Q H I() ~? J ; tO• !If' -~ Wlll ~~ l)t•;o ~ I ,, • ., I ~ " 11 ·, ' ~ " J II : j • ,' ! . I! ,, • It is a matter of record that in the model year iust ending more people chose to own Cadillacs than ever before in hiStory- mare than doub le those of the nearest competitor. And it i5 true that Cadi11ac traditiona11y leads a/1 U.S. car makes in both resale value and owner loyalty. It's a record without equal. Yet in many ways the Cadi11acs of 1974 are superior to the cars that established this record. g.b 6 12 1/2 13 111 16'12 33 '17 Cleveland 7 New York 3 De tro it 4 Milw 2, 10 IMS Mmnesota 6 Te:xas 3 Oakl and 3 Kan C1ty I Cal1 forn ia 3 Ch 1cago 1 Today 's Probable Pitchers ( All T1mes EDT) M il waukee (Reynolds Q. l and Parson s 36 ) at Baltimore (Palmer 19 6 and Jackson 7-0) , 2. s 30 p m. Boston (Moret 10 0) a t New YorK (McDowell 57), 7 30 p m Texas (Clyde .:1 -6) at Min nesota {Go lf z5 ·4L 9 p m Kansas City I Spl 1ttortf JS. 11 J at Oakland ( Holtzman 2() 11 ). 11 pm ChiCago Cali fornia pm (Forster 6 5) (Singer H -12) , at 11 (Only games sc heduled } Thursda y's Games Kan C1ty at Ca li forn ia, ntght Mi lw aukee at Ba lt tmore. n1gh l Boston at New York, night (On l y games schedu led l GENERAL$ ELECTRIC 00100210100- SlJ< 002 000 300 01 - 6 11 I (111 and Reder : Schueler, Neibauer 18 ), J N lekro (9 ), House {1 11 and Casanova. Dietz II II WP- Hovse 14 21 LPSosa 19 31 HRs- McCovey, 2 1261h & 271hl , Maddox 18th I Los p,ng 011000 100- 3 9 1 Clnc tnnoll ooo 300 03x- 6 950 25" DIAG. EARLY AMERICAN CONSOlE COLOR TV sutton. Reu (7). Brewer (71 and veeger , Grims l ey, Borbon m, Hotll71 , carroll 181 . sonev {9 ) and Bench WP - Carro ll {8 · 8) LP - Brewer (~ 81 . HRs Pllclorvk. (2nd), Grlftev (2nd) Monrreal St Louis ooo 000 <OO- • 7 0 000 001 QOO - I 6 J Renko, Mer sha ll ( 91 and St inson: Foster , Hrabo&ky 181, Segvl (B I Md Slm,ons WPRen•o 113·101 LP- Foater (1). • ~E 100~ Mud til,,! R~hntolt1 1 r. 1111 ~ ~ ~ II ~ gu ~" " ' OQO 100 100 ! 1 1 1 9 1 • 11 0 ooo oo1 ooo o- 2 6 3 50 · Konieczny , vork 171. wilson 191 and JU1 1e: Jones, Romo 111 ond Ken~a ll , WP Wilson 110· 151. LPIROtnO 12 31 , Am eriCI !'I Le1gue Clevelond 103 OOD 030 7 11 t N tW Vork 010 100 100- 3 8 S Perrv (16 ·19 1 ~nd Duncan : oo~oon. Ol1d 51,1'!• 'A IIVU !H I111 f) !Ill 1!1 1)! 11' l1ii111Jldl 1• ~ SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA-BOTH STORES IN GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT STORE •, EDDY ARNOlD BIG SAVINGS ON TOP ARTISTS CASSETTE TAPES Wh ic h Way You Gain' Billy, much r 0.0.1' ,....111'0"_ _ _ non·1~·~ Re flecli ans of My Life, Happy Island , % "'lllrYII 14 Cr•w • f -;! , . . FRIJID PINK Mator L eag u e ::.ranamgs By Umted Press InternatiOnal Nat1onal L eag u e Bradley , Sosa (7L McMahon l"!!\1.1'!!!-:1 1 ;:. ,;:' ~ GAlE McCORMICK SF Atla a.~: i '"' % 5 • u• 1 1tr'l{J\i~~t!li % JIO 00 ( 11 •nn l ng sl PETER NERO a llii'PNUJl homer· off Don Sutton In the fourth Inning to wipe out a 2-0 deficit And another or the Indianapolis guys, rookie Ed At'mhnstrr, hit a bases loaded doublo· w snap a tie in the PRICES GOING UP? 14th) , 27th I. I2nd I THE JAGGERZ AL HIRT % Daily Los A n g at Houston. n 1Qh l Schmidt (16th }, Grabarkewltz MUSIC FOR EASY LISTENING The last to go were rook1es Tom McCre1ght, a guard from The Sentinel Northwestern, and Harold DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF Parmenter, a defens1ve tackle MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL , from Massachusetts. E )(E! C Ed Head coach Nick Skorich ROBERT HOEFLI CH , Cltv Editor also announced that defens1ve Publi Shed da lly elCcept Saturday by The Ohio Va lley back Bobby Majors and rook1e Publi&hmg Company 111 Court 51 , Pomeroy , Ohio , kicker John Monahan, both of dS769 BIJSIMS Office Phone whom previously cleared 992 2156 Edttorial Phone 99'2 2157 wa1vers, would not be mcluded Second c lass postage paid at Porn ero 'f , Oh •o on the team's seven-man cab Nationa l adverltslno representattve Sottl nel ll squad. Gatl.ngher, Inc , 1'2 East ~2od Majors handled some punt St , New Yor k ,New York . Subscripti on ra tes return-duties w1th the Browns De l ivered Dv carrier where available 55 cents per week. last season and saw action in By Motor Route where not carr1er serv1ce t~e early exhibition games th1s ava•lable One month S2 By mlul m Ohio and W Va , One year, but was apparently too Year , $10 Sp( month! 8 50 slow lo please the coaches Three months , S5 SO Elsewhere $IS year, she Both fullback Bo Scott and monttlS $9 50, three months, S6 Subscnphon pnce In defensive end Bob Bnggs eludes Su nday Times Sent1ne1 remain doubtful starters for Sunday's game, but runnmg back Greg Prllltt is expected to A thought for the day be ready. Scott and Pruitt were inj1JI'ed in Cleveland's pre- Americ~n novehst Washington season contest against the lrving said, "A woman's whole life 1s a hrstory of affections." Detrml Uons. 4 6 1 San Fran at Sa n D iego, nig ht Ph ila 001 012 20x- 6 8 0 {On l Y ~ames sc heduled·) Koosman. Parker (9 ) and Grote , Lon borg (13 -12) and Boone LP - Koosman ( 12-15 ) .. Expos are only 1'12 games out of first place in the National Leag ue's Eastern DivisiOn race. It was Marshall to the rescue agam Tuesday night when the Expos defeated the St. Louis Cardinals, 4-1. Marshall shut out the Cardmals for the last I 1-3 innings and now has allowed no runs and seven hits in e1ght relief assignments totaling 13 innings against them this season. Cincinnati increased 1ts lead in the Western DlVlsion to four games with a &-3 victory over Los Angeles, Chicago defeated San Frlilnc•sco (Bryant 21 -10) at Atlanta (Morton \l 10 ), 8 05 pm Los Ange les { Osteen 16·81 at Ma1or League Resu lts C1nctnnat 1 { Bill ingham 18 81 . By Un•ted Press lnt&r natiofla l B 05 p m Nalional League · Ptltsbgh ooo ooo 000- 0 4 1 Mon treal ( Rogers 8 3) at St Ch1cago 000 020 OOx - 2 3 1 Lou 1s (Wise 13 -111, 9 p m (Only games scheduled I Bla ss, R Hernandez (6 ) and Thursday 's Games Sangulllen. Hooton (13 -131 and Pittsburgh at Chi cago Hun dl ey . LP- Biass (3 8} H R New York. at Phlla , n1ght Hun dley IIOth I New York 4J17t JOHN YANKOWSKI POlKA PARADE slar reliever who set a Nat10nal League record Tuesday night by finishing h1s 65th game. "The trick Is to keep thmgs undet control when you don 'I have your stuff." Marshall has earned 29 saves in 61 appearances this season and is the No. I reason why the Browns prepare for '73 opener ance. JUNE 11, 1"4 ' not ln •2 5 Leading Freemasons of the United Stales, Canada, Europe and Latin America will meet in Detroit Sept. 20-27 for the annual sess1on of the Supreme Counc1l of Scottlsh Hite Freemasonry for the Northern Jurisdiction with 2,500 Thirtythird Degree Masons and wives expected •from the 15 northeastern and mi'dwestern stales having 511,000 members. The Thirty-third Degtee, highest honor of Scottish Rite Masonry, will be awarded on Wednesday, September 26, to 190 members of the Fratermty coming from the 15 states and chosen by the Supreme Counc1l because of "outstanding contributions to Freemasonry or for significant serv ice to others reflectmg credit on the Fraternity." Execulive and general sessions are scheduled throughout the week at the Detroit H1iton an d in th e Masonic Temple. Among the important topics to be reported on w1ll be the status of Scottlsh Rite's 40-year old program of basic research into the causes of schizophrenia &nd a brand new endeavor, the construction of a ~ million Museum an d Ubrary complex in historic Lexington, Mass. as a Masomc contribution to the coming national Bicentennial observ- IT! was nice to win tomght." Dodger Mnnager Wall AI M ton was asked whether his cluu wus hurting . ''We have been hurling fur HI gcmu~s, ,. he answered. rnutl is how lll~ny games the Dodgers have lost in lhmr last 11 outmgs Rookie Ken Griffey, one of the Indianapolis guys recently bl'Ought up from the mmors, hit • stretch their te-d to II ve pmea wnight when they send Jack Billingham aglinlt C.'l111dt Otleen in the ~rlea' finale. REGULAR PRICE '48.00 ' F78x14 · G78x14 ·------- 190 tO gain 33rd degree LAY-AWAY sa In CINClNNAl'I (UPI) _ llul connnent uftcr Uw Hed.~ rulhcd King said It. for thr'cc ruHS In the cighlh ."But," cautioned the veteran Inning Tuesday ni~ht to bent Ci~ctnnati Reds bnckup calch- the Ins Angeles Dodgers !1-:1 er, • be sure you put a smile In 'llw victory, comin~ in the front of it berore you quote opener of a two-game senes, me." boosted the Reds' lead to four And what did King say? games over the Dodgers In the "We {the guys from' In- Western Division race dianapolis) might have to run "I ain't saying noUung at the meeting when they start all ," said Hods M a na~e r breaking up those World Series Sparky Anderson. "Just thut 11 shares," had been King 's CLEVELAND (UP! ) - The Cleveland Browns today began full-scale workouts for the season opener agai nst the Baltimore Colts here Sunday. The Browns annoW1ced their final two cuts Tuesday , trunming their roster to the regular season limit of 40 men CASH, CHARGE, IGA VINEGAR • " I hit it utlllltl end of my bat, and I tho~hl It was golnK to fall short," Armbrister said. The Reds will attempt to Lyle (81 , Buokey 191 and Munlon . LP- Dobson 1771. HtU- Gamblt 1191h l, Murctr 17111), l'lhllt 1181hl , Smith (loll, OunconO!Ih ), I III Ot ~V hl ti lll • Oi ,tl.k M '''"' Mv.,, , t 'i1 ' .,,, II ,,. $sggoo Ill II II Iil l!• 111111 . H&R FIRESTONE . MIDDLE~ORT, It's what you expect of Cadillac ... and something more. More choice. And what iJ cho1cc It 1s - the greatest In the luxury field There are the lhree you see here. The classic Fleetwood Brougham. The magn1ficent new vcrs1on of America's only luxury converhble - Eldorado. The newly Slyled Coupe deVi ll e. Plus six ol her basic mod•h. Plus .. New Special Edlllon Cars. Luxury versions of DeVille. A new Brougham d'Eicgance. And lhe new ultra-elegan1Fleetwood Talisman . More eleaance. InSide every 1974 Cad•llac is a new instrument panel Interiors arc more lm:· urlous than ever. More flair. The smafl new slyl'"g of the Coupt• deVille " a case in poinl lis new ltnes, high- new combustion cha mber, a new camshaft, a choke remdexer to pmv!dC quick staning1 ;t snorkel to supply !he engi ne wi lh roole r a1r. And somelhlng le~. Even less eng1ne noise with high-damping engone moun Is, a fan clutch Jnd a muffler fur a1r intake In side the car, a v1r tu nl network of acous tJ cal mdt('rials including double seals on doors-!dcnlly docs l ightc~ by the pnvtllc qumtt•r window, llCCcnt its ;ob. Aflcr .oil, tl 's a Cadillac. lis youthful flavor. More driving pleasure. Ftner cngtne perfor- To own or lease !he 1974 Cadtllac of your mance , . from star t to stop Due i n par t t o a choice, S<e your Cadillac dealer now, 0. Now on display by your authorized Cadillac dealer. • . I �J ..... - - .... ' .---. . .- l - TI"' Daily Senlin.t. Middleport-Pomr•roy, 0 ., St.• pl . 12, 19i:l Mrs. King may have flu, will receive blo.o d test HILTON HEAD, S.C. t UP!) - The fate of ne•t week's much ballyhooed Billie Jean King-Bobby Riggs tennis match may hinge on a blood test today . Mrs. King, the standard bearer for women's tennis, undergoes ,U\e tf!sl today to determine If she is suffering from hypoglycemia, a deficiency of the blood's sugar content. '·I'm not sure she has hypoglycemia," said Dr . · James P. B. Goodell, Mrs. King 's physician. "I think her problem is she has the flu bug." It was a combination of hot -and muggy weather plus the flu an~ WJ•;JI('!'ON. W Vn. I tJPII Romat~l \'a,lt'lli Sr . 8t), ntwrIIAiiliiS(I~~ 11.1 ,1•: 'l'hl• ·unci lh:hntbtl't•t't'IWtl (our -yc~tl' Htor nnd (Jn•sidt•n1 vf W<'ir llarl'isunvUlt· t•:n~• · r Hl'aWI'!-> 4- pins, Am~• anti IW~mlu l'lll'h CttYt" Moviu~ and StorHg(• Co .• ll <'lub l't•n•ntly ~11\'t' H p~rrly !'t'('t' lvt•d (tlll'• Y('HI' phK dit'd 'l'u1·sduy nt a StJ•ulx•nvillc. hurwr·lnj.\ IIH'nli.J t' I'S wtw (:ntill'S w rc tiiHy<.-<1 wtth IIUSINt~.;.,MAN IIIK~ lhal knocked Mrs. King out of Ute U.S. Teru1is Championships last week at Forest Hills. rorcing her to default in . the lhird set of her third round malchtoJulie Heldman . At Ute time ol her default it was fell lhe 2iJ-year-old Mrs. King. a five-time . winner of the women's singles ti.Ue at Wirll· blcdon and lhree-t.ime U.S. champion, would have plenty of lime to reqover lor her match against lhe 55-year-old, admitted male chauvinist Rtggs set for the Astrodome at Houston Sept. 20. Mrs . King's weakened condition forced her lo cancel a match scheduled for Monday which was supposed tn be taped by a telPvisirm ru•lwnrk Ohio, hospital nfh·r u Tht• moving nnd l'Otnpany, Olll' Of the trucking t·oneerns honored Eager Heavers illnrss. storage largest bulllJun throw , und Mury l.1·0 und 13rt.~mhl Donuhul', three· ll')J.~e<l tal'c. 11dvisor und H~wst..:; utlcndin~ were B1·~nda Mcmb •rs, Williams, Linda Donuhuc , Hcllntla Whittington , Anlln uwnnlcd in CilC.'h l'HHI I)Il'll'tl wul l'S.hibit~·d 4·11 en lcunry , Prl z •s wt' nt to llf'OjN:l"> at 1111' C'uunty filii' , inl'lnding Li11dn Ditll{thu c, Brenda Williums, kCCfJin~ the Bclirulu Whittington, Bn•nda balloon in lhc air; Dennis Donollu•, lmllo...a jousl; Keudu Wllllams, and Anita !.ee. J>l ' l1.l'S in the as part or ltS UP('OIIIing World Invitational Tennis Classic. nation, opentles 225 ll'ucks in She played the match Tu~sday. Ohio, Wt.•st Vir~iniu , PennCcrtifieales, pins. and monl'Y ·Donohue, tJobby Williams nnd however, and has another one sy lvania und three other wen• awardNI the gir ls. Linda B ~ llnda Whittington. water sctlor loday bul her scheduled stales. . Services will be hcr.e Friday. appcaranee in this weekend's St. Louis Women's Professional tennis tournament has been canceled . Dr. Goodell admllted Mrs. 3 MI. SOUTH OF MIDDLEPORT ON S.R. 7 OIIIOANS VOTE King had "a !ouch ol hypoWASIIINGTON i UP I I APP EARING glycemia" three years ago but Sen. Robert A. Taft, Jr., Radded he would administer Ohio, voted . with 25 additional blood tesls after Republicans who voted against today's match in an effort to !he bill to move up the date of a make a firm diagnosis. 5.9 per cent increase in Social " If she's still got the same Security beneftls. The bill was thing she won't be able to play approved 58-31. RED STEWART AND TH E .Bobby,' ' said Larry King , Among lh~ 11 senators abAMBASSADORS Billie Jean 's husband and sent and not voting was Sen. business partner. William Sa•be, R.Ohio. l "~ ., ull rnl.!miJcr!i; · HrcmJu Ounuhut•, IHivl~or ; ancl Mrs. Pat Williams, Unhhy and Scoll Williams, Mary t.c e, Mrs . llolur~s Donohue, K~nda and Dennis Ounohuc, uuesLi. PASSENGER CAll RETREADS 2 Kings Arms Nite Club FOR $2100 Plus Retreadable Cas1ng Thursday, Friday & Saturday GENERAL TIRE SALES 10 PM TIL 2 AM 992-7176 Middleport, 0. 2nd Ave. 5 The Doily S.•fitlncl. Mhhlleport-Ponu•roy, o. si-pt. 12, !97:! Crouser reunion held Chancel dedicated Oedicutlon ur tho n••wty remodeled chancel und rurnlshin~" hlghll~hled the annual Rally Day observance Sunday at the Rock Springs Unltud Methodist Church . At the morning service the youth choir sang the untt'tcm, "I Have Decided," and the nursery clas.~ sang lwo songs and gave recita tions. Included in the group were SUlly Hadlord, . Scoll Pullins, Lisa Pulllns, April Clark, Timmy Jeffers. A potluck dinner was held at noon . · The afternoon program opened with group singing and !he invocation by the Rev. Stanton Smith , Lancaster, former pastor of the church. Karen Sloan and Connie Radford sang "One Day." and -read ing was given by Mrs. ~l hel Gr~eser. The youth choir snn14 "" tlt.•'ti Got the Whole Wol'icl in Ills Hunds" nnd " I'~ · Like to Teach lite Wrwld t(> Sing.". The Rev. William Sydcnstrickcr huJ cl>arge of the dl'dleatlon service and was assisted by the Hcv . Robert llwngarner. Miss Sloan, Mias R:!dlord, and the nev. Mr. Sydcnslricker sang " I Know Who Holds Tomorrow" with the Rev .. M1·. Bumgarnc•· giving the benediction . Dcdiealed were the can· delabra given in . memory of Amanda Goeglein by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gocglcln, and in memory ol Gerald Arnold by Mrs . Maxine Arnold and Mrs. Susanna Fitzgerald. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Jeflers and family presented the candlclighters: Mr , and Mrs . Harold Blackston and family, IIU'I'LANil Til" :1111111al · M r t~~ srit• ld : Mr . and Mrs . t'nlr~~ ·f' r:ullll y r·~ ·urwm was Bus'St' ll ft:dcnli ilfld rwnfly , held rf•('t•ully ut thl• CrouSf•r the 1dtnr rmlsi the /\ll'IWi t.eonurd family , the pulpll : M1·. and Mrs. William Gt·ucsm·, lhe communic)JI table ; MrlJ , Gbld)'S 'l'homm; in uwmor·y of Chn·(!n t: Tlwrnas, the alt:.u· se t. Mrs. Ethel Grueser and M1·s . Gladys Morgan gave 2 sets of paramcnts: Mr. and Mrs. · Home•· llaJ(ord In rncm~ry of Elmer Bailey, the emnmun lun set; Constance Shields, Connie and Judy Radford in memory of Palsy Radford, the llghte:J cross: the Bi~le school children, the offering plates: and the carpet and a part or the (•hancel · remodeling by the Harold Martin family , lwnw ncar llutland . I .indu Spurutl•·r·, Dunbar, W, ViL; Mr . und Mr!i. llichttrd Attc nLimg WCr<' Mr . nnd Mr ~. .Jewell and sons, Newton Valls; f.arl'y Welty mul dlild r'Pn , Mr . Mr.. I .rna Knopp, J.ungNVille ; Hrul Mrs, Dwut•l J.jvin..;st<m Mr . 1111d Mr·s. W. J.;, Crouser. iUIIJ rwully ' Mmr.o;fi cld ; Mr . nnd MrK. Glen C; atlyn , Bellville: Mr . 11nd Mrs. Hex Crouser, Mr . und Mrs. llohcrl Cruu ~ r arrtl HOn , Charleston , W, Vii. ; Mrs. ~uc llaynes and ~on, Phu,; h, W. V" ,; Mr. and Mrs. Haymond Crouser and fm11ily , Sherman , W. Va .; MI 'S., Bessie Balley, l,ihe•·ty, W. V~ . : Mr . mtd M•·s . F.vcrly Crouser and daughtur, Wheeling ; Mr . and Mrs. l'.urry Ellison, Crown City, W.Va .; Mr . an d Mrs. W. J. Hobsletter ; Mr . and Mrs. James W. Hobs tetter and daugh,ters, Hutland ; Mr . and Mrs. Cecil Crouser, W. H. Cro user, Spencer, W. Va .; In 1972, the U.S. Senate approved a $35 bill.ion lederal Carroll Jarrell and children , Richal'd Gos8<tt and dtmghters, revenue sharing bill . · I\E:TUIINS IIOMI> l·lazel Somerville has returned to Iter h~mc •t Winter c;,,·Jcn, Fla ., alter visiting hen~ with her sisters, Mrs . Marlin 1,. Hose , Bald Knob, Pm·lland , and Mrs . Effie S~u·c her , IU. 1 Portland. Bolh Mr, , !lose and Mrs. SIJlrchcr were r~cently discharged lrom . lhe Hol?.cr Medical Cenwr, ~IE:t>TING POSTPONED A meeting of the Laurel Clifl Better Health Club sc heduled lor Thursday at the home ol Mrs. Ira Wellman has been postponed. Dale of the meeting will be annoWJccd later . Mrs , Criswell will accompany Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hap· Mrs . Custer and son to ~msudl and Robert Sharp, Middleport, attended the an· nual Sharp family reunion held nllllacklick Park at HcynoldsburK SWJday. Vance Sharp, 93, was lhe oldest attending, and .John Sharp, .Jr., two monthll old, wus the youngest. 1\TJ'~:NJJ tmUNJON Morgantown on Sunday and will visit there lor a week . ~ Mrs. Robert Custer and son, Bart, Morgantown, will come Friday for a weekend visit wllh her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Criswell, Middleport. Ht •H ioi.. Sll "j 'l ' l' ~· PURSES :\ ~ ..... It ..... ,.\ )\ I I Cl t'lll t ~, lll ~f iiJlf by CONN I E. JACQUELINE and MR. MART . ~ : p1 1 .. il l1111 ru~.: adJl '"' ' ' llWI H , In Blues, browns, blacks. and earthtones. Suedes, naked leather & Latls-glos. ....... --------· -·--...----· --------· ----· ·----...... --.-. ---... --... --... --..... ---.... ---... -..... - WILL VISIT It --- · heritage house Your THOM MeA N Store Middleport; 0 . .., FAMILY PACK DEL MONTE SPINACH 15 .... FRYING OZ. CANS CHICKENS 3 LEG PORTIONS ' ,., 3 BREAST PORTIONS 3 WINGS . ·••......-.. ..-.. - 3 PKG. GIBLETS WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT u MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE .QUANTITIES I· "' ft IN A BUCKET 16 CHOICE PCS. 4 THIGHS . 4 BREASTS 4 DRUMSTICKS 4 WINGS I.G.A. SPAGHETTI 10 oz. With Coupon Expires 9/15 88¢ OR • 13 oz. -SAVE 14~ TUNA PINEAPPLE IICM39¢ 29¢box DEL MONTE CRUSHED OR SLICED ~ ...... ft --. • CAMPBELL VEGETA:BLE so p •" PKG. ..,......,. ...• . .. ... ~ •,. 10 CHOICE PCS. 4 DRUMSTICKS 4 THIGHS 2 BREASTS NO. 1 CAN 79\s. ~ •• M&R .10 :oz. JAR WITH COUPON SAVE • *• 18 oz. 19 oz. Family I.G.A. Pak 69~. AND UP ~ M&R SHOPPING.CENTER MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' . OPEN 9-6 EVERY DAY CLOSED SUNDAY . CORN FLAKES YELLOW, CHOCOLATE, WHITE ' ~ • COD FISH SQUARES ' CAKE MIX ) - OF NEW COLORS,. DESIGNS BREADED I. G. A. ' k •• •• ' JUST ARRIVED TRUCKLOAD COFFEE· 3 lb. Bag SAVE I .••"" • RED OR GOLDEN DELICIOUS ·tf~$·~:'· ...'*•· .-. MAXWELl HOUSE INSTANT APPLE .... ... ~ •• 2'LB. PKG. DEL MONTE ...• MACARONI .. I.G.A. FROSTINGS . ---...- ·• ' •• �J ..... - - .... ' .---. . .- l - TI"' Daily Senlin.t. Middleport-Pomr•roy, 0 ., St.• pl . 12, 19i:l Mrs. King may have flu, will receive blo.o d test HILTON HEAD, S.C. t UP!) - The fate of ne•t week's much ballyhooed Billie Jean King-Bobby Riggs tennis match may hinge on a blood test today . Mrs. King, the standard bearer for women's tennis, undergoes ,U\e tf!sl today to determine If she is suffering from hypoglycemia, a deficiency of the blood's sugar content. '·I'm not sure she has hypoglycemia," said Dr . · James P. B. Goodell, Mrs. King 's physician. "I think her problem is she has the flu bug." It was a combination of hot -and muggy weather plus the flu an~ WJ•;JI('!'ON. W Vn. I tJPII Romat~l \'a,lt'lli Sr . 8t), ntwrIIAiiliiS(I~~ 11.1 ,1•: 'l'hl• ·unci lh:hntbtl't•t't'IWtl (our -yc~tl' Htor nnd (Jn•sidt•n1 vf W<'ir llarl'isunvUlt· t•:n~• · r Hl'aWI'!-> 4- pins, Am~• anti IW~mlu l'lll'h CttYt" Moviu~ and StorHg(• Co .• ll <'lub l't•n•ntly ~11\'t' H p~rrly !'t'('t' lvt•d (tlll'• Y('HI' phK dit'd 'l'u1·sduy nt a StJ•ulx•nvillc. hurwr·lnj.\ IIH'nli.J t' I'S wtw (:ntill'S w rc tiiHy<.-<1 wtth IIUSINt~.;.,MAN IIIK~ lhal knocked Mrs. King out of Ute U.S. Teru1is Championships last week at Forest Hills. rorcing her to default in . the lhird set of her third round malchtoJulie Heldman . At Ute time ol her default it was fell lhe 2iJ-year-old Mrs. King. a five-time . winner of the women's singles ti.Ue at Wirll· blcdon and lhree-t.ime U.S. champion, would have plenty of lime to reqover lor her match against lhe 55-year-old, admitted male chauvinist Rtggs set for the Astrodome at Houston Sept. 20. Mrs . King's weakened condition forced her lo cancel a match scheduled for Monday which was supposed tn be taped by a telPvisirm ru•lwnrk Ohio, hospital nfh·r u Tht• moving nnd l'Otnpany, Olll' Of the trucking t·oneerns honored Eager Heavers illnrss. storage largest bulllJun throw , und Mury l.1·0 und 13rt.~mhl Donuhul', three· ll')J.~e<l tal'c. 11dvisor und H~wst..:; utlcndin~ were B1·~nda Mcmb •rs, Williams, Linda Donuhuc , Hcllntla Whittington , Anlln uwnnlcd in CilC.'h l'HHI I)Il'll'tl wul l'S.hibit~·d 4·11 en lcunry , Prl z •s wt' nt to llf'OjN:l"> at 1111' C'uunty filii' , inl'lnding Li11dn Ditll{thu c, Brenda Williums, kCCfJin~ the Bclirulu Whittington, Bn•nda balloon in lhc air; Dennis Donollu•, lmllo...a jousl; Keudu Wllllams, and Anita !.ee. J>l ' l1.l'S in the as part or ltS UP('OIIIing World Invitational Tennis Classic. nation, opentles 225 ll'ucks in She played the match Tu~sday. Ohio, Wt.•st Vir~iniu , PennCcrtifieales, pins. and monl'Y ·Donohue, tJobby Williams nnd however, and has another one sy lvania und three other wen• awardNI the gir ls. Linda B ~ llnda Whittington. water sctlor loday bul her scheduled stales. . Services will be hcr.e Friday. appcaranee in this weekend's St. Louis Women's Professional tennis tournament has been canceled . Dr. Goodell admllted Mrs. 3 MI. SOUTH OF MIDDLEPORT ON S.R. 7 OIIIOANS VOTE King had "a !ouch ol hypoWASIIINGTON i UP I I APP EARING glycemia" three years ago but Sen. Robert A. Taft, Jr., Radded he would administer Ohio, voted . with 25 additional blood tesls after Republicans who voted against today's match in an effort to !he bill to move up the date of a make a firm diagnosis. 5.9 per cent increase in Social " If she's still got the same Security beneftls. The bill was thing she won't be able to play approved 58-31. RED STEWART AND TH E .Bobby,' ' said Larry King , Among lh~ 11 senators abAMBASSADORS Billie Jean 's husband and sent and not voting was Sen. business partner. William Sa•be, R.Ohio. l "~ ., ull rnl.!miJcr!i; · HrcmJu Ounuhut•, IHivl~or ; ancl Mrs. Pat Williams, Unhhy and Scoll Williams, Mary t.c e, Mrs . llolur~s Donohue, K~nda and Dennis Ounohuc, uuesLi. PASSENGER CAll RETREADS 2 Kings Arms Nite Club FOR $2100 Plus Retreadable Cas1ng Thursday, Friday & Saturday GENERAL TIRE SALES 10 PM TIL 2 AM 992-7176 Middleport, 0. 2nd Ave. 5 The Doily S.•fitlncl. Mhhlleport-Ponu•roy, o. si-pt. 12, !97:! Crouser reunion held Chancel dedicated Oedicutlon ur tho n••wty remodeled chancel und rurnlshin~" hlghll~hled the annual Rally Day observance Sunday at the Rock Springs Unltud Methodist Church . At the morning service the youth choir sang the untt'tcm, "I Have Decided," and the nursery clas.~ sang lwo songs and gave recita tions. Included in the group were SUlly Hadlord, . Scoll Pullins, Lisa Pulllns, April Clark, Timmy Jeffers. A potluck dinner was held at noon . · The afternoon program opened with group singing and !he invocation by the Rev. Stanton Smith , Lancaster, former pastor of the church. Karen Sloan and Connie Radford sang "One Day." and -read ing was given by Mrs. ~l hel Gr~eser. The youth choir snn14 "" tlt.•'ti Got the Whole Wol'icl in Ills Hunds" nnd " I'~ · Like to Teach lite Wrwld t(> Sing.". The Rev. William Sydcnstrickcr huJ cl>arge of the dl'dleatlon service and was assisted by the Hcv . Robert llwngarner. Miss Sloan, Mias R:!dlord, and the nev. Mr. Sydcnslricker sang " I Know Who Holds Tomorrow" with the Rev .. M1·. Bumgarnc•· giving the benediction . Dcdiealed were the can· delabra given in . memory of Amanda Goeglein by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gocglcln, and in memory ol Gerald Arnold by Mrs . Maxine Arnold and Mrs. Susanna Fitzgerald. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Jeflers and family presented the candlclighters: Mr , and Mrs . Harold Blackston and family, IIU'I'LANil Til" :1111111al · M r t~~ srit• ld : Mr . and Mrs . t'nlr~~ ·f' r:ullll y r·~ ·urwm was Bus'St' ll ft:dcnli ilfld rwnfly , held rf•('t•ully ut thl• CrouSf•r the 1dtnr rmlsi the /\ll'IWi t.eonurd family , the pulpll : M1·. and Mrs. William Gt·ucsm·, lhe communic)JI table ; MrlJ , Gbld)'S 'l'homm; in uwmor·y of Chn·(!n t: Tlwrnas, the alt:.u· se t. Mrs. Ethel Grueser and M1·s . Gladys Morgan gave 2 sets of paramcnts: Mr. and Mrs. · Home•· llaJ(ord In rncm~ry of Elmer Bailey, the emnmun lun set; Constance Shields, Connie and Judy Radford in memory of Palsy Radford, the llghte:J cross: the Bi~le school children, the offering plates: and the carpet and a part or the (•hancel · remodeling by the Harold Martin family , lwnw ncar llutland . I .indu Spurutl•·r·, Dunbar, W, ViL; Mr . und Mr!i. llichttrd Attc nLimg WCr<' Mr . nnd Mr ~. .Jewell and sons, Newton Valls; f.arl'y Welty mul dlild r'Pn , Mr . Mr.. I .rna Knopp, J.ungNVille ; Hrul Mrs, Dwut•l J.jvin..;st<m Mr . 1111d Mr·s. W. J.;, Crouser. iUIIJ rwully ' Mmr.o;fi cld ; Mr . nnd MrK. Glen C; atlyn , Bellville: Mr . 11nd Mrs. Hex Crouser, Mr . und Mrs. llohcrl Cruu ~ r arrtl HOn , Charleston , W, Vii. ; Mrs. ~uc llaynes and ~on, Phu,; h, W. V" ,; Mr. and Mrs. Haymond Crouser and fm11ily , Sherman , W. Va .; MI 'S., Bessie Balley, l,ihe•·ty, W. V~ . : Mr . mtd M•·s . F.vcrly Crouser and daughtur, Wheeling ; Mr . and Mrs. l'.urry Ellison, Crown City, W.Va .; Mr . an d Mrs. W. J. Hobsletter ; Mr . and Mrs. James W. Hobs tetter and daugh,ters, Hutland ; Mr . and Mrs. Cecil Crouser, W. H. Cro user, Spencer, W. Va .; In 1972, the U.S. Senate approved a $35 bill.ion lederal Carroll Jarrell and children , Richal'd Gos8<tt and dtmghters, revenue sharing bill . · I\E:TUIINS IIOMI> l·lazel Somerville has returned to Iter h~mc •t Winter c;,,·Jcn, Fla ., alter visiting hen~ with her sisters, Mrs . Marlin 1,. Hose , Bald Knob, Pm·lland , and Mrs . Effie S~u·c her , IU. 1 Portland. Bolh Mr, , !lose and Mrs. SIJlrchcr were r~cently discharged lrom . lhe Hol?.cr Medical Cenwr, ~IE:t>TING POSTPONED A meeting of the Laurel Clifl Better Health Club sc heduled lor Thursday at the home ol Mrs. Ira Wellman has been postponed. Dale of the meeting will be annoWJccd later . Mrs , Criswell will accompany Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hap· Mrs . Custer and son to ~msudl and Robert Sharp, Middleport, attended the an· nual Sharp family reunion held nllllacklick Park at HcynoldsburK SWJday. Vance Sharp, 93, was lhe oldest attending, and .John Sharp, .Jr., two monthll old, wus the youngest. 1\TJ'~:NJJ tmUNJON Morgantown on Sunday and will visit there lor a week . ~ Mrs. Robert Custer and son, Bart, Morgantown, will come Friday for a weekend visit wllh her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Criswell, Middleport. Ht •H ioi.. Sll "j 'l ' l' ~· PURSES :\ ~ ..... It ..... ,.\ )\ I I Cl t'lll t ~, lll ~f iiJlf by CONN I E. JACQUELINE and MR. MART . ~ : p1 1 .. il l1111 ru~.: adJl '"' ' ' llWI H , In Blues, browns, blacks. and earthtones. Suedes, naked leather & Latls-glos. ....... --------· -·--...----· --------· ----· ·----...... --.-. ---... --... --... --..... ---.... ---... -..... - WILL VISIT It --- · heritage house Your THOM MeA N Store Middleport; 0 . .., FAMILY PACK DEL MONTE SPINACH 15 .... FRYING OZ. CANS CHICKENS 3 LEG PORTIONS ' ,., 3 BREAST PORTIONS 3 WINGS . ·••......-.. ..-.. - 3 PKG. GIBLETS WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT u MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE .QUANTITIES I· "' ft IN A BUCKET 16 CHOICE PCS. 4 THIGHS . 4 BREASTS 4 DRUMSTICKS 4 WINGS I.G.A. SPAGHETTI 10 oz. With Coupon Expires 9/15 88¢ OR • 13 oz. -SAVE 14~ TUNA PINEAPPLE IICM39¢ 29¢box DEL MONTE CRUSHED OR SLICED ~ ...... ft --. • CAMPBELL VEGETA:BLE so p •" PKG. ..,......,. ...• . .. ... ~ •,. 10 CHOICE PCS. 4 DRUMSTICKS 4 THIGHS 2 BREASTS NO. 1 CAN 79\s. ~ •• M&R .10 :oz. JAR WITH COUPON SAVE • *• 18 oz. 19 oz. Family I.G.A. Pak 69~. AND UP ~ M&R SHOPPING.CENTER MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' . OPEN 9-6 EVERY DAY CLOSED SUNDAY . CORN FLAKES YELLOW, CHOCOLATE, WHITE ' ~ • COD FISH SQUARES ' CAKE MIX ) - OF NEW COLORS,. DESIGNS BREADED I. G. A. ' k •• •• ' JUST ARRIVED TRUCKLOAD COFFEE· 3 lb. Bag SAVE I .••"" • RED OR GOLDEN DELICIOUS ·tf~$·~:'· ...'*•· .-. MAXWELl HOUSE INSTANT APPLE .... ... ~ •• 2'LB. PKG. DEL MONTE ...• MACARONI .. I.G.A. FROSTINGS . ---...- ·• ' •• �6- Tilt O..ily Sentinrl, Middl~port-Pi"'>eroy, 0 ., S.pl. 12, 197:1 Socia('~'''~ Methodist ·women ,caIen. dar i~ ~~ · "Public Educallon" - U1e busing problems, the special needs for the handicapped and those with learning disabilities _ was the topic for discussion at the Monday night meeting of the u'nited Methodist Women of H lh Church . Nan Moore presented the program mcnli nninr the h' I h . nwnrrous chan~es w 1c' ave taken place since the forefat hers decreed ' that education should be ava~lable to nll. Mrs. Moore !<liked on the schooIs f or th e hand'•c• pped and the underprivileged, mentioning head start. She also spoke on Ute one-half mill bond issue to be voted on m ~rs. Weddif!g plans made un 111 •mbers whu ure Ill "Juy," and U1 ~rout• ~·n~ "0 · w. discuss education ~~:~1(\i~~;~;~~n;,~~~~~:: ~£~::~s~~:~~r;~ri:/~i~ urgnnization from WSCS to UMW was annount'tld. M•·s. JamcsCriswellalso81\nowiC•d the October 31 meeting to be held at Grace Church in $j WEDNESDAY Gallipolis. MIDDLEPORT : Pomeroy It was voted during the Uons Club, noon at ll1e Meigs I meetin ~ to raise the annua 1 Chapter 80, pledge to the district by $1. A Royul Arch Masons, regular s~ted conclave, 7:30 p.m. at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. WHITE ROSE LODGE, 1:30 p.m. at the American Legion County contest winners were U>ucks took second; Mrs, Murl Hall in Middleport. selected at the Friday nlght Gallaway, third , and Mrs. MIDDLEPORT Amateur Plans have been completed Miss Mary Radford , meeting ol Pomona Grange at Lelia Easterday, fourth . Ga~deners family picnic. 6:3" for the open-church wedding of Colwnbus, will be the maid ?I U1e Rock Springs hall . Mrs. Gallaway woh first in p.m. at the home or Mrs. Miss·- Rebecca Ann Radford, honor and the attendants w1ll · Mrs. Roy Holter and Mrs. doily;-edging, buffet set and Ferman Moore , Pomeroy . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. be Mrs. Ben Sawyer, Colum- Norma Lee judged the entries afghan , with Ruth Smith laking ' Members to take a covered William Radford, Rt. 3, bus, Miss Connie Radford, awarding firs t place in patch- top honors in the baby bed· dlsh. Pomeroy, to Larry Romine, Miss Judy Radford, and MisS work pillow-top to Mrs. spread;· Mary Yosi, the TIIURSDAY son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Susan Lanning, all of Rt. 3, Stanford Stockton. Mrs. Robert crocheted sweater; and Emma YOUNG ADUI.;T Class, Romine, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. Pomeroy. Sally Radford will be Adams, the baby crocheted set. Bradbord Church of Christ, 7 The wedding will be held at the flower girl, and the In the cookie contest, Mrs. p.m. at the home of Mr. and 2:30 Sunday afternoon at the ringbearer will be Mas ter Stella Atkins was lirst place Mrs. Clifford Smith'. Rock Springs United Methodist Robert Glaze, Colwnbus. winner with Mrs . Pauline ROCK SPRINGS Grange, 8 · Church lollowing an half-hour Keith Romine will serve as Atkins taking second, and Mrs. p.m. at tilt hall. Election of of pre-nuptial musfc by Mrs. best man for. his brother, and Lucille' Story, third. <lfficers. Kenneth Chaney, Pomeroy, the ushers will be Bill Radford, The junior division contests MISSIONARY Society , organist, and Donald Pullins, Belpre; Ben Sawye r , were. won by Opal, Patty and Pomeroy First Baptist Church, Jr., Columbus, soloist. Colun1bus; Roger Zeigler, and Billy Dyer, Judy and Floyd 7:30 p.m. at the church. Mrs. The Rev. Waid Radford, Bill Riggs, Pomeroy R. D. Mrs . . · Holliday, Beverly Wilcox, and Mary K. Yost, Racine Baptist Beaver, great uncle of the William R. Radford, Belpre, Rilla Rhodes. Church, to repori on Women's bride-elect' and the Rev. will register the guests. Mrs . Beulah White ·en- Earl Starkey, legislative Conference at Granville. William Sydenstricker will A reception honoring the tertained Monday evening with agent, gave a report on various SENIOR Citizens of Rutland officiate at the double-ring couple will be held at the a dinner party honoring Mrs. bills to be voted on. It was and Harrisonville will meet at 7 ceremony. Salisbury Elemen!<lry School. ·Charles White and Mrs. Pearl noted that Pam Holcomb will Hoffman on · their birthday p.m. at Forest Acres Park for a anniversaries. be princess (rom Meigs County potluck supper. 1 ·this year. MEIGS County Humane Gifts and cards were Norman Will showed slides Society, 7:30p.m., Middleport presented to the honored which he and his wife took of Vlllage Hall. ..J' guests. Attending were Charles the Yacoma Valley in Seattle, White, Mr. and Mrs. Howard SOUTHERN Local School Parents and teachers were Rebecca Tate, fourth grade; Well, Mrs. Florence Hannay, Wash., on their recent trlp District Board of Education there. meeting, 7:30 p.m. at :high introduced at get-acquainted · Mrs. Grace Chaney, special Mrs. Agnes While, Richard There was no degree work as meeting Monday night of the education; Mrs. Gladys Foley, Duckworth, Mr · and Mrs . had been announced. Laurel school. PRECEPTOR Bela Beta Pomeroy Elementary School music and Judith Brostrom, Thomas Darst, Jeffrey and Craig, and Mrs . Myrtle Grange served relreshments. speech. Sorority Chapter of Beta Sigma PTA. Mrs. Earl Thoma, president, Announced at the meeting Walkins and Mrs. Ann Christy, The Star Grange will host the Phi at home of Clarice November meeting. presented the then1e for the was the PTA workshop at Ohio Akron. Kraulter. Potluck dinner at Mrs . Watkins and Mrs. 6:30 p.m. Bring covered dish PTA year which is "Our University, Athens, September Children, 1973-74". She in20. The Meigs County Council Christy returned to Akron and ~ ble service. . troduced • the olficers, will meet October 4 at Letart Tuesday. Mrs . Hannay who has SHADE RIVER Lodge 453 1 delegates and alternates to the Falls and at the October 8 been here for several weeks 1 F&AM at 8 p.m. All master Meigs County Council ol meeting ol the Pomeroy PTA visiting her sister will remain masons invited. OHIO VALLEY Gr8llge 2612, Parents and Teachers, and American Education Week will for the winter. Letart Falls, 8 p.m. Election of chairpersons of . all com- be observed. · The attendance banner was · officers. Potluck refreshmentS. mittees. ' Teachers in the school were I I FRIDAY won by the rourth grade. ~· presented by Robert Morris, PTA prayer closed the meetmg MARY SHRINE 37, White principal, who noted that the and refreshments were served ;r Shrine of Jerusalem, will meet new teachers are Miss I ~I by the executive committee. at 8 p.m. at the IOOF hall in . Pomeroy. Potluck refreshMr . and Mrs. William ments will be served. Oflicers .lou Osborne Frecker entertained with a and members are urged to buffet dinner at their country attend. I ·home preceding the rehearsal II I DANCE FOLLOWING the Miss Sheila Folmer, who Miss Folmer, her mother, lor the Evans-Frecker wedSEARS I I Southern-Hannan Trace graduated August 24, !rom the and Mrs. Oma Hysell, ding. Catalog Merchant football game at Southern High Mariet!<l Memorial Hospital Syracuse, recently returned Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Pomeroy I School with music by the School of . Laboratory !rom a nine day vacation trip Raymond Evans, Marlin 1220 E. Main PH. 992-2178 I Woodquilts. Technology, began em- !<lking them to ~ew Bruns- Evans; Marsha Evans, Mr. and I SUNDAY ployment Monday with the wick, Canada to visit Mrs. Mrs . Gary Michael, Miss '----~-------J GOSPEL SI NG ING University Hospital at Folmer's parents, Mr. and Lenora Michael, and Donald · gton, Ky . Mrs. John Parsons at Hart- Frecker , Minersville ; Miss program, 2 to 4 p.m. . at Melgs 'd Lexm Junior High School, Mt Miss Folmer is the daughter land . Janet Stivers, Mr. and Mrs. dleport. Joyful .Sound Trio and of Mrs . Betty Folmer , Enroute to New Brunswick, Earl Frecker, Roger Frecker, Gardner Trio to be featured. Pomeroy, and the tate Donald they traveled !hrough Penn- Pomeroy ; Miss Eva Gilland, PARTY FOR members of Folmer. Also employed at sylvania, New York, Vermont, Columbus; Mrs. Charles Thle American Legion Dreiv University Hospital , . in New Hampshire and Maine, and daughters, Lois, Melissa Webster Post 39, who worked Lexington is Rita Casci, and commg back passed and Kathryn, Racine, Pastor at county fair at post home daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul · through Quebec and Ontario and Mrs. Arthur Combs, Grove !)eginning at noon Sunday· . Casci, Middleport. stopping at Niagara Falls. . City, and Charles Frecker. Refreshments and dinner at 3 Mrs. Earl Frecker and Mrs. p,m, LOVE EXPLAINS HOLDOUT Gary Mlchaelasslsted wlth the J.S. AND THE Tiny Trio, the CHICAGO (UP!) - ,Bob . dinner. Brotherhood . Quartet and the FIRST CHILD BORN Love, the Chicago Bulls' Gospeleltes from Vienna, w, A. N. and Mrs~ Patrick Hill, leading scorer lor the past Va. will be featured singers at Norfolk, Va ., are announcing annual homecoming of Alfred the birth of their first child, a three seasons, says he has no United Methodist Church seven pound, nine ounce son, eonll'act to play wlth the team Sunday. Regular morning James Patrick, August 17. next year, regardless of what Coach Dick Motta says. services followed by a basket Grandparents are Mr. and Love scheduled a news dinner and afternoon program. Mrs . Robert Hill, Racine and conlerence today to explain Chief and Mrs. Maurice Chase, why he is a holdout and why he to ATI'END MEET Norfolk. Local great- pians to continue in that status Mrs. Pearl Reynolds, grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. until he and his agent can Middleport; Mrs. Caddie Albert Hill and Mrs. Gladys negotiate a new contract. Wickham, Gallipolis, and Mrs. Shields, Racine , and local "!.<lYe's contract with the Hertha Douglas, Athens, will great - great - grandparents Bulls ls valid," Motta said. Dorothy Clark, admrx ., be In zanesville Saturday for are Mrs. Edna Roush and Mrs. "We expect him to live up to it. the District. 3, Daughters of Orner Cramlet, Racine. The H he asks to be traded, we'll try Phoebe Amanda Clark, dec'd., Union. Veterans ol the Civll new arrival has several grand- to accommodate him if we can to Jay Hall Jr ., Parcel, Salisbury. War, fall conference. parents In other s!<ltes. get equal value." Leo Vining, Betty E. Vining to Greg L. Vinlng , Lot, Pomeroy. Charles H. Cornell, Agnes Cornell to Julious C. Adkins, Christine M. Adkins, U>ts, Chester . Raymond E. Hensler, Do res L. Hensler to Daniel C. Henhm... Potrlel' Hensler, 5.4 A., : 115 W. Main We Accept Federal Food Stamps n~OMEROY McComas, Mrs. Roscooo• WI,.,, Mrs . ilaruld George, and! Mrs. Altna Mlller serve( refre 5hments. PrecedlnM thlf. mcellnK l\'lr&. Rinehart had Mrs, Moore opened the Criswell. h t .. I ! meeting with a poom titled Mrs. Mary Rein ur , ,.. rs. •· plano prelude. •••••••••••••••••••• I'CilUI' I N lber the proc-e<-<1 from uvcn · · which will ~o. toward · conslr~cllng " bwld~n~ /or, ~· Meigs Communi!) s. 100 r Hctardcd Chlldr~nt. t 1 1 The Athens . D1s t rbec hserv ld cct of celebratiOn o e a Marietl.ll Sunday marking the change of the name of the 303 Cans 2 for 1-rozen Frosty Acres Brand Host rehearsal h utnner at ome A1~sFolmerempwyed I II PUFFS ORANGE 12 (ll . JUICE TEEN QUEEN 303 Cans BOILED HAM GOLDEN ISLE No. 2112 Can PEARS SUPERIOR CHUNK BOLOGNA ~~ 2_for TOMATOES SUPERIOR BRAND THE I BEST I 65~ .$149 PAMPERS . 2 lb. COTIAGE CHEESE I 175 Ct . . 30 COUNT DAYTIME Can BROUGHTON'S r------------1 I lb. NU-MAlD SOFT BOWL 89¢ MARGARINE tlb. 53¢ YELLOW MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANt COFFEE ONIONS 6 oz. 3 Jar Rutland Dept. Store 15, lb. bag Giant Size With Coupon I WED.-THURS.- • of our .... FRI.- T. DOUBLE KNIT FABR C Meigs Property Transfers WE CUT ' BEEF Round Steak :~CE GROUND BEEF lb. 99~ - I lb. 149 90% LEAN GltOUND CHUCK lb. 1.39 BEEF STEW.~~~..~~~~:~.~-~~~~ ..............1~::.1 39 PORK CHOPS.f!~.~~~...........~~·.99~ o. Ellis, U>uise Ellis to Timothy J. Sayre, Lorraine K. Sayre, .36 A., Colwnbia. Twila Clark to Charles H. Marreson, Parcels, Olite. Charles Schuler , Wanda Schuler to Harold E. Gilmore, Lucille R. Gilmore , Lots, Middleport. Helen C. Logan , dec., to Wilbur Logan, Carl F. Logan, Howard P. U>gan , Aff. lor Trans., Pomeroy. Wilbur Logan, Helen W. Logan, Carl F. Logan, Howard P. Logan, Eleanor Logan to Willlam A. Young, Parcel, Pomeroy. Don Eynon, Wilma Eynon to Donald L. Sheets, Delores Jean Sheets, Parcels, Orange. INAUGURATE! PRESIDENT BETHANY, W.Va. (UPI) Former Marietta College professor Cecil H. Underwood, &1, was to be Inaugurated today aa president ol Bethany College. 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Mr. and Mrs. McNaughton • - fplan to sell their home at 2435 Pennington St., Canton, and move : to Smith Lake, Va., where they plan to build a year-round home. •• • 3 BIG DAYS! THURS., FRI., SAT., SEPT. 13, 14, 15 'MARQUIS ' Crawford ejected the Phils' lmanager from the game and as !he walked through the dugout, :Ozark threw the team's bag of :practice balls onto the field. ;The bag opened and the balls 'scattered on the infield. ·rwin or Full Size MEN'S LONG SLEEVED ' EASY~ARE DRESS ' ·.A'). - .\ C ANNON \ 72x90" SIZE -· BRUSHED THERMAL YEAR ROUND BLANKET TOLEDO For Twin or Double Bed NO-IRON Completely Washable 75% Polyester 25% Cotton NOW $333 ONLY . Regular ~0~ 16 OZ. BAG OF $1 ,365.95; fire equipment, $1,500, $1 ,315.66, $248.43 ; swimming pool, $917.44, $2,432.38, $3,502.26; planning commission, no receipts , $89.80, $432.45; street malntenance, $5,074.73, $2,358.15, $8,664.17; sanitary sewer , $4,040.94; $3,2112.12, $27,781.51; water, $6,741.24, $7 1071.18, $24,570.46·; water meteqteposll trusts, $100, $250, $6,238.59: sanitary sewer escrow, no receipts, no disbursements , $62,260.26; lire house conslruction, no receipts, no disbursements, $11.99; federal revenue sharing, no receipts: no disbursements, $4,926; general bond retirement, no receipts, no disbursements, $22,364.46. REGULAR $6.88 Receipts lor the month of August totaled $22,945.53 . compared to disbursements of $23,211.30. FLARE SLACKS J97 •a.99 $677 REGULAR $9.88 Neat Bonroll waistband, 4 pockets, bell loops. Autumn brown, navy, burgundy, Ioney patterns. PLAID BAGGIES 100% and Polyester Fiber FLARES Well made dress shirts of 65 pet. polyester - 35 pet. . cotton. Styled with long point collar and two button cuffs. Solid colors, prints. 141!2-17. ,. Machine Washable I SAVE $1.66 1 Regular s3.88 MEN'S FANCY BEDSPREAD Regular '4.99 Report made of • : Middleport's village funds : totaled $209,473.03 as of Aug. ! 31, according to the monthly ; report of Clerk-Treasurer Gene • Grate. : However, the report also : showed a total indebtedness of : $1,608,736.25, or · $577.85 per · ; capita. The indebtedness ln• etude~: swimming pool, : $16,~1Z.50t-·fire house, $76,200; · ' : sani!<lry sewers, $686,978.75, and water system, $829,245. : Receipts, disbursements , : respectively, for each fund· •during August and the balance : or each include : general, : $3,802.78, $3,401.34, $47,106.50; : cemetery $768.40, $544.04, : ' • ~K FINED : PIULADELPHIA (UPI) :National League President Ptarles Feeney fined Phila!delphia Phillles' Manager :nanny Ozark $200 Tuesday for :.0 incident in Saturday's ii-3 :1oss here to the Pittsburgh ,Pirates. • Ozark had protested. a close :play at the plate after Pirates' :pitcher Bob Moose tried to :score from first on a double by :Rennie Stennett and was ruled SHOP EARLY WHILE QUAN fiTIE S LAST MISSES' AND WOMEN'S $7.99 Carole]oannl FLARE PANTS FOR EXTRA SIZES . Perfect For Stuffing · Toys & Pillows 99 PAIR pants of carefree double .knit acrylic have stitched .,.-Jff##J crease and pull on waist. 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The 60-mile route wlll be ·carefully' marked and maps :wm be provided for the convenience of those takilll! the drlve·it. yourseU tour . Kettles of. apple buller will lie bubbling in the ~streeta and piles of corn wlll be wailing for a husking bee on the :Rrst day of the tour In restored Roscoe Vlllege. : Avariety or stops has been arranged for tbe tour, including a -visit to a factory which still makes milk cans, various types of :tarms, and golf courses that once were potato fields. Near the :village of Plainfield, a looal violin maker will _be fiddling with :).ther music enthusiasts in the village park, Atiny chapel which :ctates back to 1857, and has only two pews, will be one ol the tour "!!tops.' ., • Maps of the tour, whlch can be taken in one alternoon, may ::00 secured by writing the Coshocto~ County Extension Office, 233 :N. F9urth St., Coshocton. · : Or, perhaps, an anllque festival is more your bag . If so, the : nth annual such event wlll be held oct. 6-7 at Mlllersburg about -25 milesnorth of Coshocton. During this affair, old time apparel :'is donn:ed by Holmes County residents and store windows are ::tllled with antiques. An antique car parade is featured on Oct. 7 )nd thousands of antiques will be on display and for· sale )"ginning at 10 a.m. on both Oct. 6.and 7. Tlltre are numerous 'Other activities including a fiddlers contest, wood chopping, log ~wing and similar events. POTATOES I 4 BIG DAYS LEFT .. • 10 .lb. · ,89¢ Rutiand Dept. Store E res Sept. 15, 1973 : The Rev. Blu Perrin, pa~t~r ~~Trinity C.'h urch ln Pomeroy, : has received an order for 100 coplea of ~Is book, Look Who's .; Kllllng God, from a Johannesburg, South Africa book store. :: The book has gone well, bellll! distributed in 37 countries. ln . New Delhi , India, the book was printed in serial form in both : English and Indian by a newspaper there. : Any Meigs Countlan who hasn't gotten around to> picking up a : copy of Look Who's Killing God may do so now at $1 at the . • Middleport Book Store. Tilt book originally sold for $~. 50. MICHIGAN . Open Mon.-Thurs. 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.- Fridays 9 a.m. to ap.m. - Saturdays 9 a.m . to 8:30 p.m. LAY-AWAY •• • COUPON COLD POWER 39¢ VALUES I CASH, CHARGE, • PEAS 3 5 a I 3 EASY WAYS TO IUY ••• a: ARGO Celebrate birthdays Here's the Man To See For. ·.. &•al .•• 11!1 County winners named Romer01J PTA meets 7- Tile Dlllly S.utllllll, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Sept, 12, 1973 SOFT MAPLE FINISH Lumber and Supplies For BUIIDING REPAIRING REMODELING BOSTON ROCKER 24 94 REG. $29.94 A beautiful rocker as pretty a~ it is cam- lortable. Laah perfect in any decor. HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. Just Soy "C horge It'; . Full Quilt Size Mt. Mist Cotton Batting 2~? Novelty look rayon velvet. Rich fall color ~ . 54" wide. Special Available At SPORT WEIGHT PINWALE Silver Bridge Plaza Only CORD. .OY Reg. 37 11J7 YARD Machine woihable cotton . Ma ny colors. 44/45" wide. Silver Bridge Plaza Onlv 713·$554 we Clolt At Noon Slturd'J Mason, W. Va. SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA - BOTH STORES IN GALLIPOLIS - POINT PLEASANT STORE .' •J • �6- Tilt O..ily Sentinrl, Middl~port-Pi"'>eroy, 0 ., S.pl. 12, 197:1 Socia('~'''~ Methodist ·women ,caIen. dar i~ ~~ · "Public Educallon" - U1e busing problems, the special needs for the handicapped and those with learning disabilities _ was the topic for discussion at the Monday night meeting of the u'nited Methodist Women of H lh Church . Nan Moore presented the program mcnli nninr the h' I h . nwnrrous chan~es w 1c' ave taken place since the forefat hers decreed ' that education should be ava~lable to nll. Mrs. Moore !<liked on the schooIs f or th e hand'•c• pped and the underprivileged, mentioning head start. She also spoke on Ute one-half mill bond issue to be voted on m ~rs. Weddif!g plans made un 111 •mbers whu ure Ill "Juy," and U1 ~rout• ~·n~ "0 · w. discuss education ~~:~1(\i~~;~;~~n;,~~~~~:: ~£~::~s~~:~~r;~ri:/~i~ urgnnization from WSCS to UMW was annount'tld. M•·s. JamcsCriswellalso81\nowiC•d the October 31 meeting to be held at Grace Church in $j WEDNESDAY Gallipolis. MIDDLEPORT : Pomeroy It was voted during the Uons Club, noon at ll1e Meigs I meetin ~ to raise the annua 1 Chapter 80, pledge to the district by $1. A Royul Arch Masons, regular s~ted conclave, 7:30 p.m. at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. WHITE ROSE LODGE, 1:30 p.m. at the American Legion County contest winners were U>ucks took second; Mrs, Murl Hall in Middleport. selected at the Friday nlght Gallaway, third , and Mrs. MIDDLEPORT Amateur Plans have been completed Miss Mary Radford , meeting ol Pomona Grange at Lelia Easterday, fourth . Ga~deners family picnic. 6:3" for the open-church wedding of Colwnbus, will be the maid ?I U1e Rock Springs hall . Mrs. Gallaway woh first in p.m. at the home or Mrs. Miss·- Rebecca Ann Radford, honor and the attendants w1ll · Mrs. Roy Holter and Mrs. doily;-edging, buffet set and Ferman Moore , Pomeroy . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. be Mrs. Ben Sawyer, Colum- Norma Lee judged the entries afghan , with Ruth Smith laking ' Members to take a covered William Radford, Rt. 3, bus, Miss Connie Radford, awarding firs t place in patch- top honors in the baby bed· dlsh. Pomeroy, to Larry Romine, Miss Judy Radford, and MisS work pillow-top to Mrs. spread;· Mary Yosi, the TIIURSDAY son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Susan Lanning, all of Rt. 3, Stanford Stockton. Mrs. Robert crocheted sweater; and Emma YOUNG ADUI.;T Class, Romine, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. Pomeroy. Sally Radford will be Adams, the baby crocheted set. Bradbord Church of Christ, 7 The wedding will be held at the flower girl, and the In the cookie contest, Mrs. p.m. at the home of Mr. and 2:30 Sunday afternoon at the ringbearer will be Mas ter Stella Atkins was lirst place Mrs. Clifford Smith'. Rock Springs United Methodist Robert Glaze, Colwnbus. winner with Mrs . Pauline ROCK SPRINGS Grange, 8 · Church lollowing an half-hour Keith Romine will serve as Atkins taking second, and Mrs. p.m. at tilt hall. Election of of pre-nuptial musfc by Mrs. best man for. his brother, and Lucille' Story, third. <lfficers. Kenneth Chaney, Pomeroy, the ushers will be Bill Radford, The junior division contests MISSIONARY Society , organist, and Donald Pullins, Belpre; Ben Sawye r , were. won by Opal, Patty and Pomeroy First Baptist Church, Jr., Columbus, soloist. Colun1bus; Roger Zeigler, and Billy Dyer, Judy and Floyd 7:30 p.m. at the church. Mrs. The Rev. Waid Radford, Bill Riggs, Pomeroy R. D. Mrs . . · Holliday, Beverly Wilcox, and Mary K. Yost, Racine Baptist Beaver, great uncle of the William R. Radford, Belpre, Rilla Rhodes. Church, to repori on Women's bride-elect' and the Rev. will register the guests. Mrs . Beulah White ·en- Earl Starkey, legislative Conference at Granville. William Sydenstricker will A reception honoring the tertained Monday evening with agent, gave a report on various SENIOR Citizens of Rutland officiate at the double-ring couple will be held at the a dinner party honoring Mrs. bills to be voted on. It was and Harrisonville will meet at 7 ceremony. Salisbury Elemen!<lry School. ·Charles White and Mrs. Pearl noted that Pam Holcomb will Hoffman on · their birthday p.m. at Forest Acres Park for a anniversaries. be princess (rom Meigs County potluck supper. 1 ·this year. MEIGS County Humane Gifts and cards were Norman Will showed slides Society, 7:30p.m., Middleport presented to the honored which he and his wife took of Vlllage Hall. ..J' guests. Attending were Charles the Yacoma Valley in Seattle, White, Mr. and Mrs. Howard SOUTHERN Local School Parents and teachers were Rebecca Tate, fourth grade; Well, Mrs. Florence Hannay, Wash., on their recent trlp District Board of Education there. meeting, 7:30 p.m. at :high introduced at get-acquainted · Mrs. Grace Chaney, special Mrs. Agnes While, Richard There was no degree work as meeting Monday night of the education; Mrs. Gladys Foley, Duckworth, Mr · and Mrs . had been announced. Laurel school. PRECEPTOR Bela Beta Pomeroy Elementary School music and Judith Brostrom, Thomas Darst, Jeffrey and Craig, and Mrs . Myrtle Grange served relreshments. speech. Sorority Chapter of Beta Sigma PTA. Mrs. Earl Thoma, president, Announced at the meeting Walkins and Mrs. Ann Christy, The Star Grange will host the Phi at home of Clarice November meeting. presented the then1e for the was the PTA workshop at Ohio Akron. Kraulter. Potluck dinner at Mrs . Watkins and Mrs. 6:30 p.m. Bring covered dish PTA year which is "Our University, Athens, September Children, 1973-74". She in20. The Meigs County Council Christy returned to Akron and ~ ble service. . troduced • the olficers, will meet October 4 at Letart Tuesday. Mrs . Hannay who has SHADE RIVER Lodge 453 1 delegates and alternates to the Falls and at the October 8 been here for several weeks 1 F&AM at 8 p.m. All master Meigs County Council ol meeting ol the Pomeroy PTA visiting her sister will remain masons invited. OHIO VALLEY Gr8llge 2612, Parents and Teachers, and American Education Week will for the winter. Letart Falls, 8 p.m. Election of chairpersons of . all com- be observed. · The attendance banner was · officers. Potluck refreshmentS. mittees. ' Teachers in the school were I I FRIDAY won by the rourth grade. ~· presented by Robert Morris, PTA prayer closed the meetmg MARY SHRINE 37, White principal, who noted that the and refreshments were served ;r Shrine of Jerusalem, will meet new teachers are Miss I ~I by the executive committee. at 8 p.m. at the IOOF hall in . Pomeroy. Potluck refreshMr . and Mrs. William ments will be served. Oflicers .lou Osborne Frecker entertained with a and members are urged to buffet dinner at their country attend. I ·home preceding the rehearsal II I DANCE FOLLOWING the Miss Sheila Folmer, who Miss Folmer, her mother, lor the Evans-Frecker wedSEARS I I Southern-Hannan Trace graduated August 24, !rom the and Mrs. Oma Hysell, ding. Catalog Merchant football game at Southern High Mariet!<l Memorial Hospital Syracuse, recently returned Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Pomeroy I School with music by the School of . Laboratory !rom a nine day vacation trip Raymond Evans, Marlin 1220 E. Main PH. 992-2178 I Woodquilts. Technology, began em- !<lking them to ~ew Bruns- Evans; Marsha Evans, Mr. and I SUNDAY ployment Monday with the wick, Canada to visit Mrs. Mrs . Gary Michael, Miss '----~-------J GOSPEL SI NG ING University Hospital at Folmer's parents, Mr. and Lenora Michael, and Donald · gton, Ky . Mrs. John Parsons at Hart- Frecker , Minersville ; Miss program, 2 to 4 p.m. . at Melgs 'd Lexm Junior High School, Mt Miss Folmer is the daughter land . Janet Stivers, Mr. and Mrs. dleport. Joyful .Sound Trio and of Mrs . Betty Folmer , Enroute to New Brunswick, Earl Frecker, Roger Frecker, Gardner Trio to be featured. Pomeroy, and the tate Donald they traveled !hrough Penn- Pomeroy ; Miss Eva Gilland, PARTY FOR members of Folmer. Also employed at sylvania, New York, Vermont, Columbus; Mrs. Charles Thle American Legion Dreiv University Hospital , . in New Hampshire and Maine, and daughters, Lois, Melissa Webster Post 39, who worked Lexington is Rita Casci, and commg back passed and Kathryn, Racine, Pastor at county fair at post home daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul · through Quebec and Ontario and Mrs. Arthur Combs, Grove !)eginning at noon Sunday· . Casci, Middleport. stopping at Niagara Falls. . City, and Charles Frecker. Refreshments and dinner at 3 Mrs. Earl Frecker and Mrs. p,m, LOVE EXPLAINS HOLDOUT Gary Mlchaelasslsted wlth the J.S. AND THE Tiny Trio, the CHICAGO (UP!) - ,Bob . dinner. Brotherhood . Quartet and the FIRST CHILD BORN Love, the Chicago Bulls' Gospeleltes from Vienna, w, A. N. and Mrs~ Patrick Hill, leading scorer lor the past Va. will be featured singers at Norfolk, Va ., are announcing annual homecoming of Alfred the birth of their first child, a three seasons, says he has no United Methodist Church seven pound, nine ounce son, eonll'act to play wlth the team Sunday. Regular morning James Patrick, August 17. next year, regardless of what Coach Dick Motta says. services followed by a basket Grandparents are Mr. and Love scheduled a news dinner and afternoon program. Mrs . Robert Hill, Racine and conlerence today to explain Chief and Mrs. Maurice Chase, why he is a holdout and why he to ATI'END MEET Norfolk. Local great- pians to continue in that status Mrs. Pearl Reynolds, grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. until he and his agent can Middleport; Mrs. Caddie Albert Hill and Mrs. Gladys negotiate a new contract. Wickham, Gallipolis, and Mrs. Shields, Racine , and local "!.<lYe's contract with the Hertha Douglas, Athens, will great - great - grandparents Bulls ls valid," Motta said. Dorothy Clark, admrx ., be In zanesville Saturday for are Mrs. Edna Roush and Mrs. "We expect him to live up to it. the District. 3, Daughters of Orner Cramlet, Racine. The H he asks to be traded, we'll try Phoebe Amanda Clark, dec'd., Union. Veterans ol the Civll new arrival has several grand- to accommodate him if we can to Jay Hall Jr ., Parcel, Salisbury. War, fall conference. parents In other s!<ltes. get equal value." Leo Vining, Betty E. Vining to Greg L. Vinlng , Lot, Pomeroy. Charles H. Cornell, Agnes Cornell to Julious C. Adkins, Christine M. Adkins, U>ts, Chester . Raymond E. Hensler, Do res L. Hensler to Daniel C. Henhm... Potrlel' Hensler, 5.4 A., : 115 W. Main We Accept Federal Food Stamps n~OMEROY McComas, Mrs. Roscooo• WI,.,, Mrs . ilaruld George, and! Mrs. Altna Mlller serve( refre 5hments. PrecedlnM thlf. mcellnK l\'lr&. Rinehart had Mrs, Moore opened the Criswell. h t .. I ! meeting with a poom titled Mrs. Mary Rein ur , ,.. rs. •· plano prelude. •••••••••••••••••••• I'CilUI' I N lber the proc-e<-<1 from uvcn · · which will ~o. toward · conslr~cllng " bwld~n~ /or, ~· Meigs Communi!) s. 100 r Hctardcd Chlldr~nt. t 1 1 The Athens . D1s t rbec hserv ld cct of celebratiOn o e a Marietl.ll Sunday marking the change of the name of the 303 Cans 2 for 1-rozen Frosty Acres Brand Host rehearsal h utnner at ome A1~sFolmerempwyed I II PUFFS ORANGE 12 (ll . JUICE TEEN QUEEN 303 Cans BOILED HAM GOLDEN ISLE No. 2112 Can PEARS SUPERIOR CHUNK BOLOGNA ~~ 2_for TOMATOES SUPERIOR BRAND THE I BEST I 65~ .$149 PAMPERS . 2 lb. COTIAGE CHEESE I 175 Ct . . 30 COUNT DAYTIME Can BROUGHTON'S r------------1 I lb. NU-MAlD SOFT BOWL 89¢ MARGARINE tlb. 53¢ YELLOW MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANt COFFEE ONIONS 6 oz. 3 Jar Rutland Dept. Store 15, lb. bag Giant Size With Coupon I WED.-THURS.- • of our .... FRI.- T. DOUBLE KNIT FABR C Meigs Property Transfers WE CUT ' BEEF Round Steak :~CE GROUND BEEF lb. 99~ - I lb. 149 90% LEAN GltOUND CHUCK lb. 1.39 BEEF STEW.~~~..~~~~:~.~-~~~~ ..............1~::.1 39 PORK CHOPS.f!~.~~~...........~~·.99~ o. Ellis, U>uise Ellis to Timothy J. Sayre, Lorraine K. Sayre, .36 A., Colwnbia. Twila Clark to Charles H. Marreson, Parcels, Olite. Charles Schuler , Wanda Schuler to Harold E. Gilmore, Lucille R. Gilmore , Lots, Middleport. Helen C. Logan , dec., to Wilbur Logan, Carl F. Logan, Howard P. U>gan , Aff. lor Trans., Pomeroy. Wilbur Logan, Helen W. Logan, Carl F. Logan, Howard P. Logan, Eleanor Logan to Willlam A. Young, Parcel, Pomeroy. Don Eynon, Wilma Eynon to Donald L. Sheets, Delores Jean Sheets, Parcels, Orange. INAUGURATE! PRESIDENT BETHANY, W.Va. (UPI) Former Marietta College professor Cecil H. Underwood, &1, was to be Inaugurated today aa president ol Bethany College. Duke Univmity President Terry Sanford was to deliver the main address. · Never before- probably never again - Designer Fashion Fabric;s a II of Exciting Low, Low Prices! All new for fall sewing and Back· To-School Wear. One of the largest selections of Double Knits in the Tri-County Area. Knits of every conceivable fabric. All 60" to 66" wide. YDS. DIRECT FROM MILL TO YOU! : DAI'Ili!:L F. Mc_NAUGHTON, a native ot byracuse and ,a : graduate of Pomeroy High School, is the subject of a feature •story in lilt current edition of the Ohio Power Review. McNaughton,.hWJband of the former Ruth Thomas of Mid: ~dleport, retired Sept. I BB head of tilt AEP Service Corp, in;formalion section after having started with Ohio Power BB a : storekeeper at Pomeroy on Dec. 16, 1927. He experienced the _ •historic 1937 flood here. McNaughton transferred to various : looations belore ending up in Canton. Mr. and Mrs. McNaughton • - fplan to sell their home at 2435 Pennington St., Canton, and move : to Smith Lake, Va., where they plan to build a year-round home. •• • 3 BIG DAYS! THURS., FRI., SAT., SEPT. 13, 14, 15 'MARQUIS ' Crawford ejected the Phils' lmanager from the game and as !he walked through the dugout, :Ozark threw the team's bag of :practice balls onto the field. ;The bag opened and the balls 'scattered on the infield. ·rwin or Full Size MEN'S LONG SLEEVED ' EASY~ARE DRESS ' ·.A'). - .\ C ANNON \ 72x90" SIZE -· BRUSHED THERMAL YEAR ROUND BLANKET TOLEDO For Twin or Double Bed NO-IRON Completely Washable 75% Polyester 25% Cotton NOW $333 ONLY . Regular ~0~ 16 OZ. BAG OF $1 ,365.95; fire equipment, $1,500, $1 ,315.66, $248.43 ; swimming pool, $917.44, $2,432.38, $3,502.26; planning commission, no receipts , $89.80, $432.45; street malntenance, $5,074.73, $2,358.15, $8,664.17; sanitary sewer , $4,040.94; $3,2112.12, $27,781.51; water, $6,741.24, $7 1071.18, $24,570.46·; water meteqteposll trusts, $100, $250, $6,238.59: sanitary sewer escrow, no receipts, no disbursements , $62,260.26; lire house conslruction, no receipts, no disbursements, $11.99; federal revenue sharing, no receipts: no disbursements, $4,926; general bond retirement, no receipts, no disbursements, $22,364.46. REGULAR $6.88 Receipts lor the month of August totaled $22,945.53 . compared to disbursements of $23,211.30. FLARE SLACKS J97 •a.99 $677 REGULAR $9.88 Neat Bonroll waistband, 4 pockets, bell loops. Autumn brown, navy, burgundy, Ioney patterns. PLAID BAGGIES 100% and Polyester Fiber FLARES Well made dress shirts of 65 pet. polyester - 35 pet. . cotton. Styled with long point collar and two button cuffs. Solid colors, prints. 141!2-17. ,. Machine Washable I SAVE $1.66 1 Regular s3.88 MEN'S FANCY BEDSPREAD Regular '4.99 Report made of • : Middleport's village funds : totaled $209,473.03 as of Aug. ! 31, according to the monthly ; report of Clerk-Treasurer Gene • Grate. : However, the report also : showed a total indebtedness of : $1,608,736.25, or · $577.85 per · ; capita. The indebtedness ln• etude~: swimming pool, : $16,~1Z.50t-·fire house, $76,200; · ' : sani!<lry sewers, $686,978.75, and water system, $829,245. : Receipts, disbursements , : respectively, for each fund· •during August and the balance : or each include : general, : $3,802.78, $3,401.34, $47,106.50; : cemetery $768.40, $544.04, : ' • ~K FINED : PIULADELPHIA (UPI) :National League President Ptarles Feeney fined Phila!delphia Phillles' Manager :nanny Ozark $200 Tuesday for :.0 incident in Saturday's ii-3 :1oss here to the Pittsburgh ,Pirates. • Ozark had protested. a close :play at the plate after Pirates' :pitcher Bob Moose tried to :score from first on a double by :Rennie Stennett and was ruled SHOP EARLY WHILE QUAN fiTIE S LAST MISSES' AND WOMEN'S $7.99 Carole]oannl FLARE PANTS FOR EXTRA SIZES . Perfect For Stuffing · Toys & Pillows 99 PAIR pants of carefree double .knit acrylic have stitched .,.-Jff##J crease and pull on waist. Fall sol. ids in sizes 10- Carolejoanne' REG. 67'GIRLS' SOCKS I SnLER or DRYER No Iron Choice of 5tyl ing comb 1,-'-'IZ:h.' ·.... Polyester with brush ond 2 comb SAVE 34' I 2. I PAl! 57' PAIR attachmenh or persona I Or. T. J. Br3dshaw Dr. Milton Mason ho ir dryer with travel pouch. Sale priced! OPTOMETRISTS COATS & CLARK'S 181 N. Second Ave. MIDDLEPORT , PH. 992-3279 Office. hours by •P· pointment: Mon.-Fri. 9 Iii 4, Saturday f un111 noon. @ '1AJ~ . CLANSMAN SPORT YARN 39-40" HIGH 79 ==----- . li ghlweig hl Orion • C quick to kn it yarn in new ''self pollerning" colors. Greet fo: hah, swea ters, mttfen\ , SKEIN l-3/ 4 OZ. Machine wmh, dry. All Machine Wash & Pry,1 No•lron-·1 00'. Poly.,ter; Polynter & Wool; Polynter, Wool & Silk; IQO'. Wool; Sw,ater Knits Color-Coordinated; Tremendous Color Selections. S_olids •• Pioldt-·of Every Dncrlptlon. ~hecko, Stripn, Herrongbonn, etc. 95 10,000 YDS. DRESS$ LENGTHS ...... . One to Two Yd. Lengths • Sw•at., Knltt Double knit-. Yd. Included In This Special • 60" tD 66" Wide Itt DO'. Ptly.. ltt *Fashion . STORE HOURS: Protect Your Home VELVn Reg. *Polyester: · ~!~~~Oponln' Spoclol 49c Mon. Thur. & Fri. 9:30 Til.9:00 Tues .• Wed., Sat. 9:30 Tll5: 30 Yd. 1J.44 81" By 96" Yd. • Sold !ve'l'whort from 6.99 to 12.99 rard !gf~~~N.S_ . . 15~ard CRUSHED 5 • Poly"'" and Wool • Poly"'''•Wool and Sd~ • Sweator Knit• Color Co-ordlnattd . WINTERS ON THE WAY • All Nn, Fallldtot • Compare $.99 DOUBLE KNITS ... I All N.w •all ••brlu o All Now loltt • All C::olor Co-otdlnattd MACHINE WASH! NO IRON! • Color Co-ordinated Oouble Knlrt • Solidt··"aldi~ ·Strip"uChtckl Thousands of Yards$ BIG SALE EVENT ••• :sate. • 100'. PolyMttr Double Knits • Poly.. ttrA ·wool Doubt• Kn It• • Poly.. ,.,, Wool a Silk DaubleiC~h• Tr•mendouo Selection of Men's Wear lntluded In This ' : THE ANNUAL OOSHOCTON County fall foliage tour has .,been set for Oct.i3- 14 when autumn leaves should be their most : cotorftll. The 60-mile route wlll be ·carefully' marked and maps :wm be provided for the convenience of those takilll! the drlve·it. yourseU tour . Kettles of. apple buller will lie bubbling in the ~streeta and piles of corn wlll be wailing for a husking bee on the :Rrst day of the tour In restored Roscoe Vlllege. : Avariety or stops has been arranged for tbe tour, including a -visit to a factory which still makes milk cans, various types of :tarms, and golf courses that once were potato fields. Near the :village of Plainfield, a looal violin maker will _be fiddling with :).ther music enthusiasts in the village park, Atiny chapel which :ctates back to 1857, and has only two pews, will be one ol the tour "!!tops.' ., • Maps of the tour, whlch can be taken in one alternoon, may ::00 secured by writing the Coshocto~ County Extension Office, 233 :N. F9urth St., Coshocton. · : Or, perhaps, an anllque festival is more your bag . If so, the : nth annual such event wlll be held oct. 6-7 at Mlllersburg about -25 milesnorth of Coshocton. During this affair, old time apparel :'is donn:ed by Holmes County residents and store windows are ::tllled with antiques. An antique car parade is featured on Oct. 7 )nd thousands of antiques will be on display and for· sale )"ginning at 10 a.m. on both Oct. 6.and 7. Tlltre are numerous 'Other activities including a fiddlers contest, wood chopping, log ~wing and similar events. POTATOES I 4 BIG DAYS LEFT .. • 10 .lb. · ,89¢ Rutiand Dept. Store E res Sept. 15, 1973 : The Rev. Blu Perrin, pa~t~r ~~Trinity C.'h urch ln Pomeroy, : has received an order for 100 coplea of ~Is book, Look Who's .; Kllllng God, from a Johannesburg, South Africa book store. :: The book has gone well, bellll! distributed in 37 countries. ln . New Delhi , India, the book was printed in serial form in both : English and Indian by a newspaper there. : Any Meigs Countlan who hasn't gotten around to> picking up a : copy of Look Who's Killing God may do so now at $1 at the . • Middleport Book Store. Tilt book originally sold for $~. 50. MICHIGAN . Open Mon.-Thurs. 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.- Fridays 9 a.m. to ap.m. - Saturdays 9 a.m . to 8:30 p.m. LAY-AWAY •• • COUPON COLD POWER 39¢ VALUES I CASH, CHARGE, • PEAS 3 5 a I 3 EASY WAYS TO IUY ••• a: ARGO Celebrate birthdays Here's the Man To See For. ·.. &•al .•• 11!1 County winners named Romer01J PTA meets 7- Tile Dlllly S.utllllll, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Sept, 12, 1973 SOFT MAPLE FINISH Lumber and Supplies For BUIIDING REPAIRING REMODELING BOSTON ROCKER 24 94 REG. $29.94 A beautiful rocker as pretty a~ it is cam- lortable. Laah perfect in any decor. HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. Just Soy "C horge It'; . Full Quilt Size Mt. Mist Cotton Batting 2~? Novelty look rayon velvet. Rich fall color ~ . 54" wide. Special Available At SPORT WEIGHT PINWALE Silver Bridge Plaza Only CORD. .OY Reg. 37 11J7 YARD Machine woihable cotton . Ma ny colors. 44/45" wide. Silver Bridge Plaza Onlv 713·$554 we Clolt At Noon Slturd'J Mason, W. Va. SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA - BOTH STORES IN GALLIPOLIS - POINT PLEASANT STORE .' •J • �• I - Tlv.• Daily &>nlinel.Middlt•po:trt-Putn,•roy. 0 .• St·pt. 12, 1!17;1 FORTY ENROLLED COLUMBUS tUPII- Some ~ Equal . Employment ()pporlwlit)• compliancy olflcyrs enrolled Tuesday in a 20-week course to provide them with u,., training to Implement the stale executive order on nondiiK'rirnlnatlon. Gov . John J . Gilligan signed the Equal Employmert Opportunity executive order in January 1972, requiring con. tractors and businesses with state contracts not to discriminate in hiring and advancement . TAKEN.TO HOLZER Rolland Crabtree Wll/l transferred from Veterans Memorial Hospital to H ol~er Medical Cen~r Tuesday at 11 . a.m. by SEOEMS. 80 Schools COLUMBUS I Ul'tl - Gov. John J , Gilhgnn ha~ called lor. a 5pecial lcgislltlivt:' sessl'on next month lo deal with cam· paign financing <'<lnlrols and Democratic-sponsored election reform bills. The governor's fl,nnouncew- ment of Tuesday calling lor a session to begin Oct. 22 was a surprise to legislative leaders and was greeted with grumbl· ing by a handful of lawmakers in the Statehouse lor some committee work. ·House Speaker A. G. Lancione, D·Bellaire, was not overenthusiastic about the prospect but said the House would heed the governor's o;Ul. mnight for new packs that may be needed inordertotak~ ca reoftheboys l'olumbus, eonredl~lthe governor has authority lo dircd the r<'llll'n of lltt·' lcgis.lalurt', but hl' snicl it WHS liiUH't:'C.S:u\l'y , In a leiter to legislative leaders, Gilligan ca lled on the House and Senate to "write into law strong, clear and ef· lcctivEi· controls over politiclll camP1Jlgn financing In all elections conducted in our state." Waills Before 1974 Campaign He said the Democratic elec· lion reforms, 'stuck in the Sen· ate following House clearance earlier this year, sHould be en· acted "before the opening of U10 campaign or 1974." FACES MURDER CHARGE ZANESVJLLE, Ohio (UP!) Clarence Gorby, ~. Dresden, was to be arraigned today on a first-degree murder charge in connection with the death of his s~pson, Russell Lee Jennings, 20 months. The body of the child was found Monday af~rnoon by a hunter south of the Gorby home near here. . The Muskingum County coroner was to de~rmine lhe cause of death. The child was last seen ThursdaY at his home. lrom• Pa~e 1) won a last-minute delay Tuesday In their trial on t'Onsplracy and tltlrjury churgo~. Mitchell and sums, the first former Cabinet ti<.'Crctar!es to be tried sint-e the Teapot Dome scandal or .the 1920s, nrc charged with conspiring to lnnuence a fraud Investigation of financier Robert 1.. Vesco. A federu l appeals court recommended, but did not order, that the trial judge reconsider a defense motion that' the case ile postponed because lawyers did not have time to prepare a defense. 1be trial judge, Lee Gugllardi, followed the reeorn· rncndation und told attorneys lor both side~ to confer on a ·"mutual satisfactory trial date ." When the lawyers could not asree on a date, Gagliardi said he would sel one ''in due t'O urse." CINCINNATI - AN UNEMPLOYED IRONTON man, who ·received 18 military decorations while serving In Vietnam was sentenced to 25 years in a federal prison Tuesday lor armed robbery. James A. White, 29, pleaded guilty to lhe April 6 armed robbery of the Chesapeake brunch of the PirstNatlonal Bank Of b'onton of $21,490, claiming he was "intimidated" by an unidentified man who offered the Idea and the gun used in the holdup. U.S. District Court Judge Timothy Hogan, In handing down the sentence, ordered White to undergo a complete psychiatric examination before being sent to prison, adding that the term may be changed pending the results, swnmon into special session a legislature already in regular session. The House and Senate adjourned Tuesday until Jan . 2, but the governor's office made a last-minu~ bid to get the return date changed to Oct. 22. Legislative leaders lated cited a precedent in 1964 when former Gov . James A. Rhodes called a special session before the final adjournment of the regular session. 30-30 RIFLE WITH SCOPE IMPORTANT FOR YOU A & p POliCY : !:._1!, y '~ t \p mr p r.c r t~t l ol lo"""9 ,..tt'k Or ,f yO<J """h wt II g••ll -,'CHI Alw oy\00 ,.,h ut r1 h o<~rl ' ond l o11 h.J f Cl (Oirlpor ob ll' olt m o othr \om~ >P I'<<OI P" t l' GUARANTEE: ,.&P olt rr < pn uii(Ond•t lo~ol mono~ bO(~ yqron•ee . N p mptler what •1•1 no mCJI!I'r w ho. mo h< <1 , d A&P (U I I O<Ti t'' RAINCHECK: II c <\ od •eol• lr il ~ ~w rd '' r• t• 10ld oo rl m~ lht! Mo nogei lo r o !i O ifi( III' C ~ $288 _$9988 "'11 11'11< ~• loo~·•nU uold ~ 'IIQ I 9••P ' '20 •~'1' <li• ~"'" b<o<•ol, W<tlnul '"'"~ hood1"ood ''"~~ w<th p•••ol ~··p. topp~r) •~· ><:ope mo<onl <ond '"' "'"'' •·o'"' ' Now -••h boq 6 1hot "'oga""" Ap.p•O •, "'' 7 lh, HECK'S REG. $3 .99 SPOITS DEPT. HECII'S RE,, S119.00 /"' GUN.CASE MARLIN 22 AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH SCOPE CHECK & COMPARE 'Wo •ld • bt11 popvlo•ly pooced it ou!Oiootl•• H ~ld1 18 h.yh >pete :0? l~n g R,fl,. rortr dl!"• f rrr~ <! ~ 11gn nnd <ar"ful cr n h lm<wiO •p moke llw Modd oO" Pork Chops . . . . AlP . All Meat Wieners 2~=·$249 Bulk Sliced Bacon • ' • Jumbo Bologna • lb. • P-------~------~ ~·- sr• SUPE R.RIGHT All MEAT n ·~ ch botrol, duome p loo~d ... g q~· ·~· ··· ·oo! ··~ · · · ··· · g•cyo ••d lo• hpo lf \<O pe "'l>>l"' •op•d depenton bl ~ O<h<>n. Wnl~"' l•no1h hn1d""""d Moulo Corlo1lock 1\pp•o• wt ~ 1 lb> $109 F•OZEN •m SNAPPEa OA Hoddoclc Fil/efs FRozEN BONELESS On 90-Day Lo"Jo.., -g,.o«e ••••••. ~~169 Shbulde• "Roaa£ ••••• tb. CUT FROM CHUCK "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY Cut.e.ct SfenAra· •••••• Certificates SEMI-BONE LESS Se 1 ii-"BoMefeaa, _ ·. of Deposit Ha 5.75 per cent per year ~-a~d on 90 day Cerltiftcates of Deposit . Sl,OOO.OO Minimum . lnte·rest Payable Quarterly. ~"Roaa£ •••• a, 1 2P. I, pnrO~I! ROUND BONE HECK'S REG. SPORTS DEPT. . 637 •'- -- ~ 0li.f#if.f:JIU,JIIJ•J:i -~-- .\ II Toward T'ne P~Of I I I I I I I W80 \ ••- - ,.'"' ·'' on t <owpon Cltl h111oly· , ••d ttmtl.!o !~'" S•l.. Sepl, 1 51~ l2..J I I I I I I \ This Cou po n Toward Tfle h Worth Purch-4111 Of I f I \La) ~· - - . l lmll o~• eo~po~ p., f..,.i[y R• dnm•bl. +~n. s-•. Sui. l!ith o• eut I ~-~~~~~~ 1 r::l ~ I .I I ~-------------------- MEDICATED CONTA.DINA Stridex Pads • Tomato Paste • • • 87~ OCEAN SPR.AY ~ 1r • ~ 141 • ...... • MI• 6r • CO NTAOINA Tomato Sauce ,... 291 Log Cabin Syrup • c•n Kal Kan Dog Food • ... 431 Daytime Kimbies H'UYOAY LOW PRICE Cranberry Sauce CHUNK IHF U\.\·01. SOFT ChiHon Margarine • ALL PUIPOSE Gold Me'dal Flour ' l·lb. "'"' .... 8:f l-Ib. • sr FOil A OIIE" IAIY Overnight Klmbies • ALL PURPOSE Gold Medal Flour "'o'•' • ..... ... Giant Size TIDE HECK'S REG. $12.49 2-PIECE VINYL REDTOP RAIN SUIT HUNTING SOCKS ,,.;o· .'$188 ' . HECK'S REG. $218 Wo rm thermcd kn it hunting socks. 79( SOCKS $139 HECK'S REG. $1.99 CORDLESS 6VOLT LAMP $388 ·--l...L..x.~~ Heck's Reg. '5.99 HECK'S REG, $1.09 SPOIITS IIIPT. 1 with rugged but worm polye s ter p;!e. Full cut, HUNTING 99' SPORTS IJEPT. ' I 00% Ny lon shell out· er and lin ing i n s u lated $PORTS DEPT. HECK'S REG. I HECK'S REG. '14.99 I~AilBIIIZfll d!r ~eon l ortMH!OII, Rubbe 11 1~ Co"'• 6Pg , Underar mV• ol,lo ted Gu\\!h , P()t~ · ~11 wolh Shell t ou ~1. Colorl~l •n1ide Yo ~e linin II, foUr B; IIM l •or>l, B• MI I P<>< l~l 66< $351 ••pelleot •· ~ol od f€A. TliRE 5 Co":l<"o1 Colin• o,., ; ~h<>" ' ' PELLETS ~ Drawer Ora11ge ~a k~ rn ~ ~~ !ront (In ti bu<O Ht u•yWo rohr Arniv Due• nnd Mly J 77 CAL AIR RIFLE u. 88' ·····' Locking 'l~n!et .,.,_ ...,5149 WEO SAYU W~h SPORTS DEPT. COAT HECK'S REG. $4.88 $PORTS DEPT. 4~-~~JOO ,.,. atG>UIJ. I . U.S. # 1 Sire A Washed $10.99 HUNTING $299 A&P NON-DAIRY . I r;1 ...,,"'e $139 10 oz. jar GUN RACK HECK'S REG. TRAIL BLAZER l hel • rom fn, oobl~ . tgo~o l on d rcugh l rOu\!1\ o re ol henoywe ig h• Army Ou<~ '" M utrurd , lh•y' rc 1 "11~ wal•r r~l"'llonl l r•o•trJ ond 1" 11 •vbber r ~, ,( .,,,~d '" botlo ~ ,. "~'an d 1eot. 8,11 lol!p• , t ' l •onl 1lo1h 1'011~11 . lwo <tor jloch" M~ w•lh llnp bul lon, 11pper fly . POLY TARP 4 PLACE ssss PANTS Eight O'Clock Instant Coffee • •••••••••••••• ea&&ee ... ':~~~LS~ '-------------------* •'•--ii·f!!l.j;liR•III4•1:1 -----., 6' : C SUIT SAF-T-BAK 7 Up............. 4 32 oz. bottles , &&~ Meigs Co. Branch 33 HUNTING HUNTING lb. HECK'S REG. $6.99 ., 2 piece cotton twill camoufl age hunt ing suit . Portions of 2 1l •~n "" '"" .. CAMOUFLAGE COTTON HECK'S REG. . $15.99 $PO/IT$ DEPT. '21.88 or ·$ P~rc kt•t .,..,,h "Pf"'' !\kell fo~p ~' " •oc~ SJJ88 Whl• Boae·lll II $499 Z il~t ~ Wo lo· h~ell~nl f~<, l h Oovl>lo t oy•• l hOu l· de r ~ podeo. Nr loil Avhh-.,; ,"d ~n•M bollo m JIOI~~~ $159 . "Rih Woo•~. • • • • • • • • • lb. ~269 ~~~9 ~~159 l l . no• . llrmyO~Kio. St; HUNTING SHIRT UNTING COAT lb.l49 s..,iAal Sflefdt.a,. ••• • •• CROSS RIB $2 .99 SAF·T·BAK ROUND BONE SHOULD.ER ~ "Rill "Roaa£ • •·• • HECK'S REG. REG. $49.95 COLEMAN SLEEPING BAG · I / Sizes to fi t rn o~t qun ~. 3.,H!~s I' $ ro ll~ ~ou II b. proud lp own (h..,• ••ed >IP< Olputvoo• h""dlon•• •~ Y '""'"' 'J ool ·~of ·~~·,! SK!N~ESS ,. ' 5.75% 296 Second St. d•·~lo~d l ~r dur h""'''IQ l!uijg~d l••rr o~•· on 30 3(l '"'""" t holh ••4• tj O<Joon a" d lubulot mogor 1roe Ot no le <hc< kor· e•er WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES Our Interest Is Greater For You Pomeroy, ,Ohio ha ) tolod lop "II~ 9 ;i'll 1 •I A!I.P I}VU !Unlf!t! \ II IT tn!!ol., , you IO li1t ~om l' oll'm ut SLICED Rl8 HA.LF LOIN : The Athens County Savings & ~oan Co. ' Moll pop~ lo• SPORT$ DEPT. Peter Cave Rd. west of Lincoln Pike. · Officers said Massie lost control of his car which skidded into an auto driven by Vonley Stanley, '!/, Rt. 1 Patriot. The car turned over o~ its top then struck a car operated by David Dean Boggs, 19, Rt. I, Northup. There was moderate damage. @ HAND WARMER MARLIN LEVER ACTION Five injured in collision Five persons were injured In .a two car collision at 5:20p.m. ;Tuesday on Durgan . Rd. one and three ~nths west of Rt. :160, north of Ewington. ; The Gallia-Meigs Post State -Highway Patrol said cars :driven by Sandra Elaine :Justice, 25, Rt. 1, Ewington, :and Thomas Dewey Hunt, 25, Rt. 1, Ewington, collided on a hillcrest. Both drivers suffered visible but appa!J!ntly not serious injuries. Also injured were Paui 'David Justice., age 4, and Tommy !,.eo Justice, age four months, passengers in the Justice car, · and Wrlliam Blackburn, a passenger in the Hunt auto. No charges were filed. Timothy S. Massie, 17, . Patriot Star Ri., was cited to Juvenile Court for excessive speed following an accident on !louse Minority Leader fluu·lt·s ~'. Kurfess; R-Rowllng Gruy, mni11b1inin~ hf~ kn ew l't:~islrutiou of vvll'r:i, extend Green, said II MY spt.•cial sespo!lin~ hours , delay· the nf no rmupuign nnancin~ prhnm·y diitl' anct rnnkc ubus~s in Ohio, said he would sion is invokod, it should be l't.'l'OWlts n11mdutory 111 dousr 1•·<·l •r u I••gislatlvc Servkc <'<lnc·e n~d with public employe l'onmoi:>slon study or lhe sul>- barguinin~ le~is1ution In view elections. Gilligm• ur~wd f l ou~ ami jt•ds menliO.IL'<I by <:illig 1ln. of "illegal teachers' strikes" In llowever, Gray Sllld he would Ohio, and with the right of the Srnatt• leaders to name n special joint t'Ommittec to be- 11o I CIOI;t• the door on the llighwuy Patrol to enter labor ~ in hearings next week on his possibility of legislative disputes such as the ones at administration 's new earn~ exio noinat ion of Gi!li~an's Southern Ohio Correctional proposals before the end of the F'ucility and Burr Oak State paign spending legi.sltltion. Park. He also culled on the Senate yeur . Kurless a lso noted that Gilli· ''There ~ill .be ample time to Elections Commiltee to hold gan made no mention o( Rehearings on the Dcmocratie t'Onsider these problems next election reform bills durinu the J•Car," said SMale Minority publican election reform bills next five weeks M they cou ld Lemler Anthony 0 . Calabrese, which have clei!J'ed lhe Senate ~tare bottled up in the House. be enacted· by No . I and ellec- D-Cievcla nd. · "T here are many other pieces or important legislation Annit• John son died on Motu-lay currently pending before the F'uneral services lor Mrs. husband, Ted Johnson, and General Assembly which are at Annie A. Johnson, BJ, of the several nieces and nephews . . least' of equal importance with those cited by the governor," ~:airview Community who died The body will lie in state for Kurless said. Monday · at Holzer Medical one-ha lf houc· in ·lhe chapel '' We urge, instead, that the Cen~r will be held at 10:30 preceding services to- be governor pledge the full supa.m. Thursday at the Beale conduc ~d by the Rev. William port of .his administration for Chapel of the United Metl10dist Hall. Burial will be in lhe Beale Church at Apple Grove, W. Va . Chapel Ce metery . Friends the many important legislative Mrs. Johnson was preceded may call at the Foglesong matters lacing the General in death in 1945 bY her first Funeral Home from 6 to 9 this Assembly when it reronvenes In January ." husband, John M. Maddy. evening. There had been a question as Surviving are her second to whether Gilligan could NOW YOU KNOW North Chile is the driest land on record in the world, averaging only .03 to .Otl inches of rain annually. who want to be Cub Scouts. School Night for Cub Scouting is a vital part of the Council 's filii Roundup program called "Be a Winner" · which offers the follow ing recognition : Packs and troops will receive an honor unil ribbon if they -achieve their established goal of recruiting so many new Cubsd or Scouts by December 31. Recognition will be given to existing Cubs or Scouts who recruit new members in the form of a recr ui~r strip. Unit leaders and Den Leaders will receive a coffee mug wilh full color, " I'm A Winner" Roundup emblem imprin~d. if they return their goal acceptance form and reach their new member goal. • • ICuntlnued K,1rft•sN ( 'itt.-s Utht•r Artl!i 'l11e t'h"-'tiun bills would pru- ln•c 00 <iloys later ,.-lor to thr vidt.• ror hOUS~ ·tU · hO•I!:il~ f1lin~ <~ott• lor lht' Hl74 prilllllc'y. · WAGNER NOMINATED WASHINGTON (UPI) Robert G. Wagner, marshal lor u,. northern ctistrict of Ohio, was nominated Tuesday by President Nixon to serve another four years. Tri-State cub scouting The Tri-Sta~ Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, will conduct throughout the tristate area Its annual School Night lor Cub Scouting on thursday,Sept.27,at 7:30p.m. In 80 schools. · Earle S. Dillard, chairman, said school coordinators and other key people will plan the event which expects to enroll 500 new Cub Scouts. . Throngh Ute cooperation of local schools, boys from grade 3 through 5 and their parents who wish to joili Cub Scouting . \viii be invited to a selected school nearest their homes In Order to be assigned to Cub Scout Packs. Dillard said final school arrangements are being made, participation of pack leaders !"ill be . determined, and agreements will be made with local organizations to sponsor Senatt• Pl't•sidtmt Pro Tt•ua~ 'l11l~•don.• M. Grny, 1(. fl(lrt' in Briefs News. Gilligan calls special October session CHARGE IT WITH YOUR HECK'S CHARGE-A· ~rv~ ' ' ' IU :, ' I ' \ "> ,, \ ·• }, ... SJ288 -,\ \ ,_ )' HECK'S REG. $7.49 $899 ,I $266 • CAMPUS PENCILS 29~ LEATHER FOOTBALL FOOTBALL OUTFIT AND 12COUNT HUTCH OFFICIAL 4 Pc. . '12.88 $1 59 • ' •I ' Heck's Reg. HUNTING HATS HECK'S REG. $16.99 '' .. ~' > zipper front . Sizes, S-M-l. HECK'S REG. $ 549 ' 49' HOUSEWAlE DEPT. '• c �• I - Tlv.• Daily &>nlinel.Middlt•po:trt-Putn,•roy. 0 .• St·pt. 12, 1!17;1 FORTY ENROLLED COLUMBUS tUPII- Some ~ Equal . Employment ()pporlwlit)• compliancy olflcyrs enrolled Tuesday in a 20-week course to provide them with u,., training to Implement the stale executive order on nondiiK'rirnlnatlon. Gov . John J . Gilligan signed the Equal Employmert Opportunity executive order in January 1972, requiring con. tractors and businesses with state contracts not to discriminate in hiring and advancement . TAKEN.TO HOLZER Rolland Crabtree Wll/l transferred from Veterans Memorial Hospital to H ol~er Medical Cen~r Tuesday at 11 . a.m. by SEOEMS. 80 Schools COLUMBUS I Ul'tl - Gov. John J , Gilhgnn ha~ called lor. a 5pecial lcgislltlivt:' sessl'on next month lo deal with cam· paign financing <'<lnlrols and Democratic-sponsored election reform bills. The governor's fl,nnouncew- ment of Tuesday calling lor a session to begin Oct. 22 was a surprise to legislative leaders and was greeted with grumbl· ing by a handful of lawmakers in the Statehouse lor some committee work. ·House Speaker A. G. Lancione, D·Bellaire, was not overenthusiastic about the prospect but said the House would heed the governor's o;Ul. mnight for new packs that may be needed inordertotak~ ca reoftheboys l'olumbus, eonredl~lthe governor has authority lo dircd the r<'llll'n of lltt·' lcgis.lalurt', but hl' snicl it WHS liiUH't:'C.S:u\l'y , In a leiter to legislative leaders, Gilligan ca lled on the House and Senate to "write into law strong, clear and ef· lcctivEi· controls over politiclll camP1Jlgn financing In all elections conducted in our state." Waills Before 1974 Campaign He said the Democratic elec· lion reforms, 'stuck in the Sen· ate following House clearance earlier this year, sHould be en· acted "before the opening of U10 campaign or 1974." FACES MURDER CHARGE ZANESVJLLE, Ohio (UP!) Clarence Gorby, ~. Dresden, was to be arraigned today on a first-degree murder charge in connection with the death of his s~pson, Russell Lee Jennings, 20 months. The body of the child was found Monday af~rnoon by a hunter south of the Gorby home near here. . The Muskingum County coroner was to de~rmine lhe cause of death. The child was last seen ThursdaY at his home. lrom• Pa~e 1) won a last-minute delay Tuesday In their trial on t'Onsplracy and tltlrjury churgo~. Mitchell and sums, the first former Cabinet ti<.'Crctar!es to be tried sint-e the Teapot Dome scandal or .the 1920s, nrc charged with conspiring to lnnuence a fraud Investigation of financier Robert 1.. Vesco. A federu l appeals court recommended, but did not order, that the trial judge reconsider a defense motion that' the case ile postponed because lawyers did not have time to prepare a defense. 1be trial judge, Lee Gugllardi, followed the reeorn· rncndation und told attorneys lor both side~ to confer on a ·"mutual satisfactory trial date ." When the lawyers could not asree on a date, Gagliardi said he would sel one ''in due t'O urse." CINCINNATI - AN UNEMPLOYED IRONTON man, who ·received 18 military decorations while serving In Vietnam was sentenced to 25 years in a federal prison Tuesday lor armed robbery. James A. White, 29, pleaded guilty to lhe April 6 armed robbery of the Chesapeake brunch of the PirstNatlonal Bank Of b'onton of $21,490, claiming he was "intimidated" by an unidentified man who offered the Idea and the gun used in the holdup. U.S. District Court Judge Timothy Hogan, In handing down the sentence, ordered White to undergo a complete psychiatric examination before being sent to prison, adding that the term may be changed pending the results, swnmon into special session a legislature already in regular session. The House and Senate adjourned Tuesday until Jan . 2, but the governor's office made a last-minu~ bid to get the return date changed to Oct. 22. Legislative leaders lated cited a precedent in 1964 when former Gov . James A. Rhodes called a special session before the final adjournment of the regular session. 30-30 RIFLE WITH SCOPE IMPORTANT FOR YOU A & p POliCY : !:._1!, y '~ t \p mr p r.c r t~t l ol lo"""9 ,..tt'k Or ,f yO<J """h wt II g••ll -,'CHI Alw oy\00 ,.,h ut r1 h o<~rl ' ond l o11 h.J f Cl (Oirlpor ob ll' olt m o othr \om~ >P I'<<OI P" t l' GUARANTEE: ,.&P olt rr < pn uii(Ond•t lo~ol mono~ bO(~ yqron•ee . N p mptler what •1•1 no mCJI!I'r w ho. mo h< <1 , d A&P (U I I O<Ti t'' RAINCHECK: II c <\ od •eol• lr il ~ ~w rd '' r• t• 10ld oo rl m~ lht! Mo nogei lo r o !i O ifi( III' C ~ $288 _$9988 "'11 11'11< ~• loo~·•nU uold ~ 'IIQ I 9••P ' '20 •~'1' <li• ~"'" b<o<•ol, W<tlnul '"'"~ hood1"ood ''"~~ w<th p•••ol ~··p. topp~r) •~· ><:ope mo<onl <ond '"' "'"'' •·o'"' ' Now -••h boq 6 1hot "'oga""" Ap.p•O •, "'' 7 lh, HECK'S REG. $3 .99 SPOITS DEPT. HECII'S RE,, S119.00 /"' GUN.CASE MARLIN 22 AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH SCOPE CHECK & COMPARE 'Wo •ld • bt11 popvlo•ly pooced it ou!Oiootl•• H ~ld1 18 h.yh >pete :0? l~n g R,fl,. rortr dl!"• f rrr~ <! ~ 11gn nnd <ar"ful cr n h lm<wiO •p moke llw Modd oO" Pork Chops . . . . AlP . All Meat Wieners 2~=·$249 Bulk Sliced Bacon • ' • Jumbo Bologna • lb. • P-------~------~ ~·- sr• SUPE R.RIGHT All MEAT n ·~ ch botrol, duome p loo~d ... g q~· ·~· ··· ·oo! ··~ · · · ··· · g•cyo ••d lo• hpo lf \<O pe "'l>>l"' •op•d depenton bl ~ O<h<>n. Wnl~"' l•no1h hn1d""""d Moulo Corlo1lock 1\pp•o• wt ~ 1 lb> $109 F•OZEN •m SNAPPEa OA Hoddoclc Fil/efs FRozEN BONELESS On 90-Day Lo"Jo.., -g,.o«e ••••••. ~~169 Shbulde• "Roaa£ ••••• tb. CUT FROM CHUCK "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY Cut.e.ct SfenAra· •••••• Certificates SEMI-BONE LESS Se 1 ii-"BoMefeaa, _ ·. of Deposit Ha 5.75 per cent per year ~-a~d on 90 day Cerltiftcates of Deposit . Sl,OOO.OO Minimum . lnte·rest Payable Quarterly. ~"Roaa£ •••• a, 1 2P. I, pnrO~I! ROUND BONE HECK'S REG. SPORTS DEPT. . 637 •'- -- ~ 0li.f#if.f:JIU,JIIJ•J:i -~-- .\ II Toward T'ne P~Of I I I I I I I W80 \ ••- - ,.'"' ·'' on t <owpon Cltl h111oly· , ••d ttmtl.!o !~'" S•l.. Sepl, 1 51~ l2..J I I I I I I \ This Cou po n Toward Tfle h Worth Purch-4111 Of I f I \La) ~· - - . l lmll o~• eo~po~ p., f..,.i[y R• dnm•bl. +~n. s-•. Sui. l!ith o• eut I ~-~~~~~~ 1 r::l ~ I .I I ~-------------------- MEDICATED CONTA.DINA Stridex Pads • Tomato Paste • • • 87~ OCEAN SPR.AY ~ 1r • ~ 141 • ...... • MI• 6r • CO NTAOINA Tomato Sauce ,... 291 Log Cabin Syrup • c•n Kal Kan Dog Food • ... 431 Daytime Kimbies H'UYOAY LOW PRICE Cranberry Sauce CHUNK IHF U\.\·01. SOFT ChiHon Margarine • ALL PUIPOSE Gold Me'dal Flour ' l·lb. "'"' .... 8:f l-Ib. • sr FOil A OIIE" IAIY Overnight Klmbies • ALL PURPOSE Gold Medal Flour "'o'•' • ..... ... Giant Size TIDE HECK'S REG. $12.49 2-PIECE VINYL REDTOP RAIN SUIT HUNTING SOCKS ,,.;o· .'$188 ' . HECK'S REG. $218 Wo rm thermcd kn it hunting socks. 79( SOCKS $139 HECK'S REG. $1.99 CORDLESS 6VOLT LAMP $388 ·--l...L..x.~~ Heck's Reg. '5.99 HECK'S REG, $1.09 SPOIITS IIIPT. 1 with rugged but worm polye s ter p;!e. Full cut, HUNTING 99' SPORTS IJEPT. ' I 00% Ny lon shell out· er and lin ing i n s u lated $PORTS DEPT. HECK'S REG. I HECK'S REG. '14.99 I~AilBIIIZfll d!r ~eon l ortMH!OII, Rubbe 11 1~ Co"'• 6Pg , Underar mV• ol,lo ted Gu\\!h , P()t~ · ~11 wolh Shell t ou ~1. Colorl~l •n1ide Yo ~e linin II, foUr B; IIM l •or>l, B• MI I P<>< l~l 66< $351 ••pelleot •· ~ol od f€A. TliRE 5 Co":l<"o1 Colin• o,., ; ~h<>" ' ' PELLETS ~ Drawer Ora11ge ~a k~ rn ~ ~~ !ront (In ti bu<O Ht u•yWo rohr Arniv Due• nnd Mly J 77 CAL AIR RIFLE u. 88' ·····' Locking 'l~n!et .,.,_ ...,5149 WEO SAYU W~h SPORTS DEPT. COAT HECK'S REG. $4.88 $PORTS DEPT. 4~-~~JOO ,.,. atG>UIJ. I . U.S. # 1 Sire A Washed $10.99 HUNTING $299 A&P NON-DAIRY . I r;1 ...,,"'e $139 10 oz. jar GUN RACK HECK'S REG. TRAIL BLAZER l hel • rom fn, oobl~ . tgo~o l on d rcugh l rOu\!1\ o re ol henoywe ig h• Army Ou<~ '" M utrurd , lh•y' rc 1 "11~ wal•r r~l"'llonl l r•o•trJ ond 1" 11 •vbber r ~, ,( .,,,~d '" botlo ~ ,. "~'an d 1eot. 8,11 lol!p• , t ' l •onl 1lo1h 1'011~11 . lwo <tor jloch" M~ w•lh llnp bul lon, 11pper fly . POLY TARP 4 PLACE ssss PANTS Eight O'Clock Instant Coffee • •••••••••••••• ea&&ee ... ':~~~LS~ '-------------------* •'•--ii·f!!l.j;liR•III4•1:1 -----., 6' : C SUIT SAF-T-BAK 7 Up............. 4 32 oz. bottles , &&~ Meigs Co. Branch 33 HUNTING HUNTING lb. HECK'S REG. $6.99 ., 2 piece cotton twill camoufl age hunt ing suit . Portions of 2 1l •~n "" '"" .. CAMOUFLAGE COTTON HECK'S REG. . $15.99 $PO/IT$ DEPT. '21.88 or ·$ P~rc kt•t .,..,,h "Pf"'' !\kell fo~p ~' " •oc~ SJJ88 Whl• Boae·lll II $499 Z il~t ~ Wo lo· h~ell~nl f~<, l h Oovl>lo t oy•• l hOu l· de r ~ podeo. Nr loil Avhh-.,; ,"d ~n•M bollo m JIOI~~~ $159 . "Rih Woo•~. • • • • • • • • • lb. ~269 ~~~9 ~~159 l l . no• . llrmyO~Kio. St; HUNTING SHIRT UNTING COAT lb.l49 s..,iAal Sflefdt.a,. ••• • •• CROSS RIB $2 .99 SAF·T·BAK ROUND BONE SHOULD.ER ~ "Rill "Roaa£ • •·• • HECK'S REG. REG. $49.95 COLEMAN SLEEPING BAG · I / Sizes to fi t rn o~t qun ~. 3.,H!~s I' $ ro ll~ ~ou II b. proud lp own (h..,• ••ed >IP< Olputvoo• h""dlon•• •~ Y '""'"' 'J ool ·~of ·~~·,! SK!N~ESS ,. ' 5.75% 296 Second St. d•·~lo~d l ~r dur h""'''IQ l!uijg~d l••rr o~•· on 30 3(l '"'""" t holh ••4• tj O<Joon a" d lubulot mogor 1roe Ot no le <hc< kor· e•er WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES Our Interest Is Greater For You Pomeroy, ,Ohio ha ) tolod lop "II~ 9 ;i'll 1 •I A!I.P I}VU !Unlf!t! \ II IT tn!!ol., , you IO li1t ~om l' oll'm ut SLICED Rl8 HA.LF LOIN : The Athens County Savings & ~oan Co. ' Moll pop~ lo• SPORT$ DEPT. Peter Cave Rd. west of Lincoln Pike. · Officers said Massie lost control of his car which skidded into an auto driven by Vonley Stanley, '!/, Rt. 1 Patriot. The car turned over o~ its top then struck a car operated by David Dean Boggs, 19, Rt. I, Northup. There was moderate damage. @ HAND WARMER MARLIN LEVER ACTION Five injured in collision Five persons were injured In .a two car collision at 5:20p.m. ;Tuesday on Durgan . Rd. one and three ~nths west of Rt. :160, north of Ewington. ; The Gallia-Meigs Post State -Highway Patrol said cars :driven by Sandra Elaine :Justice, 25, Rt. 1, Ewington, :and Thomas Dewey Hunt, 25, Rt. 1, Ewington, collided on a hillcrest. Both drivers suffered visible but appa!J!ntly not serious injuries. Also injured were Paui 'David Justice., age 4, and Tommy !,.eo Justice, age four months, passengers in the Justice car, · and Wrlliam Blackburn, a passenger in the Hunt auto. No charges were filed. Timothy S. Massie, 17, . Patriot Star Ri., was cited to Juvenile Court for excessive speed following an accident on !louse Minority Leader fluu·lt·s ~'. Kurfess; R-Rowllng Gruy, mni11b1inin~ hf~ kn ew l't:~islrutiou of vvll'r:i, extend Green, said II MY spt.•cial sespo!lin~ hours , delay· the nf no rmupuign nnancin~ prhnm·y diitl' anct rnnkc ubus~s in Ohio, said he would sion is invokod, it should be l't.'l'OWlts n11mdutory 111 dousr 1•·<·l •r u I••gislatlvc Servkc <'<lnc·e n~d with public employe l'onmoi:>slon study or lhe sul>- barguinin~ le~is1ution In view elections. Gilligm• ur~wd f l ou~ ami jt•ds menliO.IL'<I by <:illig 1ln. of "illegal teachers' strikes" In llowever, Gray Sllld he would Ohio, and with the right of the Srnatt• leaders to name n special joint t'Ommittec to be- 11o I CIOI;t• the door on the llighwuy Patrol to enter labor ~ in hearings next week on his possibility of legislative disputes such as the ones at administration 's new earn~ exio noinat ion of Gi!li~an's Southern Ohio Correctional proposals before the end of the F'ucility and Burr Oak State paign spending legi.sltltion. Park. He also culled on the Senate yeur . Kurless a lso noted that Gilli· ''There ~ill .be ample time to Elections Commiltee to hold gan made no mention o( Rehearings on the Dcmocratie t'Onsider these problems next election reform bills durinu the J•Car," said SMale Minority publican election reform bills next five weeks M they cou ld Lemler Anthony 0 . Calabrese, which have clei!J'ed lhe Senate ~tare bottled up in the House. be enacted· by No . I and ellec- D-Cievcla nd. · "T here are many other pieces or important legislation Annit• John son died on Motu-lay currently pending before the F'uneral services lor Mrs. husband, Ted Johnson, and General Assembly which are at Annie A. Johnson, BJ, of the several nieces and nephews . . least' of equal importance with those cited by the governor," ~:airview Community who died The body will lie in state for Kurless said. Monday · at Holzer Medical one-ha lf houc· in ·lhe chapel '' We urge, instead, that the Cen~r will be held at 10:30 preceding services to- be governor pledge the full supa.m. Thursday at the Beale conduc ~d by the Rev. William port of .his administration for Chapel of the United Metl10dist Hall. Burial will be in lhe Beale Church at Apple Grove, W. Va . Chapel Ce metery . Friends the many important legislative Mrs. Johnson was preceded may call at the Foglesong matters lacing the General in death in 1945 bY her first Funeral Home from 6 to 9 this Assembly when it reronvenes In January ." husband, John M. Maddy. evening. There had been a question as Surviving are her second to whether Gilligan could NOW YOU KNOW North Chile is the driest land on record in the world, averaging only .03 to .Otl inches of rain annually. who want to be Cub Scouts. School Night for Cub Scouting is a vital part of the Council 's filii Roundup program called "Be a Winner" · which offers the follow ing recognition : Packs and troops will receive an honor unil ribbon if they -achieve their established goal of recruiting so many new Cubsd or Scouts by December 31. Recognition will be given to existing Cubs or Scouts who recruit new members in the form of a recr ui~r strip. Unit leaders and Den Leaders will receive a coffee mug wilh full color, " I'm A Winner" Roundup emblem imprin~d. if they return their goal acceptance form and reach their new member goal. • • ICuntlnued K,1rft•sN ( 'itt.-s Utht•r Artl!i 'l11e t'h"-'tiun bills would pru- ln•c 00 <iloys later ,.-lor to thr vidt.• ror hOUS~ ·tU · hO•I!:il~ f1lin~ <~ott• lor lht' Hl74 prilllllc'y. · WAGNER NOMINATED WASHINGTON (UPI) Robert G. Wagner, marshal lor u,. northern ctistrict of Ohio, was nominated Tuesday by President Nixon to serve another four years. Tri-State cub scouting The Tri-Sta~ Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, will conduct throughout the tristate area Its annual School Night lor Cub Scouting on thursday,Sept.27,at 7:30p.m. In 80 schools. · Earle S. Dillard, chairman, said school coordinators and other key people will plan the event which expects to enroll 500 new Cub Scouts. . Throngh Ute cooperation of local schools, boys from grade 3 through 5 and their parents who wish to joili Cub Scouting . \viii be invited to a selected school nearest their homes In Order to be assigned to Cub Scout Packs. Dillard said final school arrangements are being made, participation of pack leaders !"ill be . determined, and agreements will be made with local organizations to sponsor Senatt• Pl't•sidtmt Pro Tt•ua~ 'l11l~•don.• M. Grny, 1(. fl(lrt' in Briefs News. Gilligan calls special October session CHARGE IT WITH YOUR HECK'S CHARGE-A· ~rv~ ' ' ' IU :, ' I ' \ "> ,, \ ·• }, ... SJ288 -,\ \ ,_ )' HECK'S REG. $7.49 $899 ,I $266 • CAMPUS PENCILS 29~ LEATHER FOOTBALL FOOTBALL OUTFIT AND 12COUNT HUTCH OFFICIAL 4 Pc. . '12.88 $1 59 • ' •I ' Heck's Reg. HUNTING HATS HECK'S REG. $16.99 '' .. ~' > zipper front . Sizes, S-M-l. HECK'S REG. $ 549 ' 49' HOUSEWAlE DEPT. '• c �10-: The Daily Seutinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Sept. 13. 197:1 11- Thoo Oally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Sept . 12, 1973 O"IIAILY 10 TP 9 . . . lAilY 10 TO 9 OPEN DAILY OHI DAILY 10 TO 9 10 TO 9 SUNDAY 1 T07 NORELCO 10-CUP · SUNBEAM STEAM IRON RQ309 DRIP-0-LAJOR- l$699 I i.jI !·! • I I LADIES' INFANTS GIRLS' . JACKETS Sizes 7 to 14 ' $11 GIRLS' FLEECE HOODEO NYLON JACKET 88 Gr eat $288 · Heck's Reg. 5.99 1 w i th sk irt s or I LADIES' i ·, ' . ·I !i co!lo.-1 Cki<M iroM I•tell2to'lll nm h>" '<"" ~~~ ~ ~ R Ill (l 0TN/NC DIP T. j~'""" <1 • A.!"'* M.,,,, 31 38 PI~" ' 'P $t" ''Y 1" ,1""1 Nn••hy 1. ,(1 (o ii<HI t>r•<l A ( l ~ lol tn ,.,., ; r1 G.E. YOUTH . HECK 'S REG. HECK'S REG. $3.B8 HECK 'S REG . $6.BB ClDTNINC DEPT. ClDTNINC DEPT. ,-, ·- ( \ •• 1. .[: . '\ :. ··-· ... ~.-- .. TO $8.94 DEPT. i :' I .. .. $13 ~ HtC1c:~ 11EG , 99 JEWElRr ~IPT. bnr~ I Oil to h oo ~ • ~ , u , U"'"' TOOTHBRUSH BED.SPREAD WESTERN JEANS Sele(i lrcm a Ca rdigon cr Crew Neck Swea te r in a1~cr . ted color!. Washable ac rylic; fiber . in si1es 8· 16. ClOTHING DEPT. IS~~;·~;."~ud!~chase BLANKETS _ $ 397 HICK ' S RIG . $5 .99 72x90- 100°/o Polyester 'Blan ket Loom Wove n I~ with 3" Nylon Bin ding. Choose from solid co l or~ of Gold, Green , l ilac, Ra spberry, and Bittersweet. of Qual ity Full 100 pet. Cotton Free. Beautif ul Color Assort- $466 HECK'S REG. $4 .44 HECK ' S REG . TO $6 .99 ClOTHING DEPT. RECK'S REG. $3.99 EACH ELECTRIC BLANKET bed Single Control in col ors of Gold, A. . ocod o, Pi nk, ond B.Jue . 80% Polyester and 20% Acrylic. BETTER OUALITY BATH TOWELS SJ288 11ereo IP.,.J~ I r l pluo .$31.88 NOUSIWARE DEPT. •h~lf . o~l U'" ' 99 M0404 • full · l~ nt;~rk \!eel pon• l core e Self IYbrlcotlon lt n. te rr ier\ • lime, Yellow , Flame and White HECK'S REG. $1 .66 l!o~ed • no~lt l ttl lr ot k HOUSE WARE DEPT. ANCHOR HOCKING 59< 83' I CHOICE . -:a BALL &CHAIN.RADIO ·~ .lL ; _,,. ~/ 90Z. ( .:J?7) .2]< l 73< 79 J~ \ HECK' S REG. HECK' S REG. 42' $1-.10 HOUSEWARE iJIPT. HECK'S REG. $1.22 HOUSEWA.E DtPT. I . _. \ , ,..... Pints & Quarts 55_~k. HECK'S REG •. . · Heck's Reg, 89' TOILET BOWl CLEAIIER 2 FOR $100 oz. TY-D-BOL TOILET BOWL CLEANER 66< HECK'S REG. 93' 83' ,, NOIIUWA/11 DIIT. llfHIUWAII $3.29 JEWElRY DEPT. CASSETTE RECORDING TAPE HECK'S REG • $1.99 l/a" LABEL TAPE 2 ICE CRUSHER $ HECK'S REG. $1 .6D $l19 JEWflRr DEPT. $100 r7 r-,---t'J HECK'S REG. 99' EACH Heck's Reg. ~.96 "MISS AMERICA" PARADE ~~liilfl~~ . . __ i.~.J 4.5 of VALUES! HECK"$ RtG. $-} ..... · , · LYSOL SCHICK, DISINFECTANT 12 oz. .. INJECTOR 15's Reg. or Pine 63( 8 16 oz. oz. TAME CREAM RINSE ULTRA BAN 5000 REG. & UNSCENTED •REGULAR • WITH BOQY •RIG. t SUPER eGENTLE 16 oz. TOILET IOWL CLUNEI 37( HECK'S REG. . $1.94 HECK'S REG. $1.34 ggc HICk'S C ~ I MI HECK'S REG. $1.48 RIG. $1.69 CDSMITIC COSMirtr M/11. II"T. \ 13 oz. COSMETIC 1111'1. SCHICK HOT . . LATHER REGUlAR t EXTRA HOLD e UNSCENTED [ ., j .. '· I GROOM AND CLEAN HAIR DRESSIIC: 73< t HECK'S REG. $1.64 HECK'S . REG. 99 1 COSMETIC DEPT. I ) oz. Regular & Menthol 99( ll lllj$1 $999 DYMO VANWYCK si~! 90MINIU • HOUSEWARE DEPT. LIQUID . SOLID FREEZER -CONTAINERS HECK'S REG. FOR. / HECK'S REG. $1.1 B 12 -D-BOWL RAINBOW SPONGES s199 77e SLIDE VIEWER BLANK 8TRACK TAPE · Batle fy operation . Built·in fertile co~e anten· no . 2 If." PM dynam ic speake r. Roll·d11 k funer. 3 style s to choose from HOUSEWARE DEPT. SUNSET Heck's Reg. 119.96 vw 88 CEILING FIXTURES /J.t., Heck's Reg. $5.96 SO MINUTE 2 $1 Reg. 71' 199 P55 ' Heck'~ G.E. STYLING DRYER • Reynolds Wrap HOUSEWARE DEPT. BOWL BRUSH ..,.•... Heavy Duly GALLON BATH"TUB CLEANING. SPONGE .. _, 1.8" X 25' GLASSWARE SUN & HEAT LAMP f'f• • L JEWElRY DEPT. NDUSEWAIIE DEPT. HECK'S REG. I '' ' "U $5.59 Fro ~ l iM t~pt e HECK'S REG. B.99 EACH 9280 NORELCO PANASONIC 1 JEWEl/11' DEPT. HECK'S REG. , po l~ e t k ~ ­ A. I Heck's Reg. '16.96 HECK' S REG. $12.96 $477 lo!t h • $mor1 de.,;!1' • A"o r1 ed <clor\ I $11 88 •• JIWElllr DEPT. 1 year guaran tee 3 pa~t t tile heol ~eflin g~. wetproo f pla1lrc iockt;"l. Re movable, wmhoble ccve r LAMPS FABRIC SOFTENER Min o·twin \having head ... one side for und!ra rms . the other side for legs. FQ!f, 1ofe and smooth femininegraam· ingoct ion . HEATmGfAD · H,eck's. Reg. '1.65 ·Sunbeam PERCOLATOR LADIES' SHAVER T hi~ very ca mplefe home p~l grooming kit feah~re~ a special quiet runn ing muhi·cul cl ipper . A flip of t he thumb changes the blode !e-r1gth . Other i te m ~ !!')dude blade gua rd . Pe t·Sage, ~o a r ~e dog comb a nd ~h earr., 2 a luminum affa chment comb~. o tl and dog 1rimming boo kie! . $999 G. E. ELECTRIC FOLDING DOOR A. 12 OZ. TUMBLER B. BARREL TUMBLER C. 1 '/z OZ. JIGGER D. 9 OZ. SH~LL GLASS E. ASH TRAY . F. JUICE OR WINE GLASS G. SODA 'GLASS H. 41/t' DESSERT CRYSTAL (, I. ~ OZ. ON· THE -ROCKS .FANFARE SUNBEAM HECK'S REG. HONEYCOMB •,19 .· PET CLIPPERS . '9.88 HECK'S REG. $35.BB CLOTHINCDIPT• . • Heck's Reg. '53.97 Heck's Reg. 112.96 .$699 llut k ho1 oulleoh-ole• lor W" ll Hoed <01' , 1e11e holde• U1•1 h1.>' oil 1h1 delun feo ourellor o compleoe home 21 ' HECK'S REG. $13,96 4 QT. PRESSURE ·cOOKER NOUSEWARE DEPT. PLAYTEX TAMPONS mol(lr ·ond duro~l~ nrkon ho"" " ll lor lroublo he ,.,, .,.. Na n1doo IV ll!lti< on11deru11 Comfortable fle .. bf~ I• · pon1>0n lx<~d ;l• old m Pnng~• f ,,,,, ~ to bu,k of hund Cg,•t nronl on olf IWl iCh 80' ' tord ~l!o<.tro · m"'iin.,r. ~ MIRRO for II<Or<l ployeo rho! move1 '" ond ClDTNINC DfPT. HAIR SETTER ·CAN OPENER & KNIFE SHARPENER ' WAHL ,. $18.88 HECK's REG. TO $1.88 MIST . SUNBEAN LS.9 q~let deptndcbl! JEWilllr DEPT. Hoo•" E"leolu"""enl C e~tf r hold\ HECK'S REG. HECK'S REG. JIWEl/11' DEPT. HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER ~!::!,!~~~ Double New extra size. New drawer consfruetion. New modern look. Waln ut Permoneer Finish K. D Heigh t 29", w1dth 48", depth 20." · SIZE5·10 G.E. COMPONENT STEREO $999 HECK' S REG. 6B ' ·HECK'S DESK HECK'S REG. $11.96 WAHL SWEDISH STYLE Equ 1p 1l&.1 whh flOWit ful 2 FORSlOO Cl OTNINC DEPT. 2 DRAWER TRICOT PANTIES EDERLON BRIEf STYlE WHITE & PASTEl COlOR S S]44 ·Reg. 33·96 JEWElRr DEPT. MASSAGER • ~r o oi d~l <!tone• ·~et h th o ~ oodon.~·r found b< u•h • _n~ • Conh olit d up ohd do wn noplion • Ard• '" prcwdon9 Molthf~.>l core ol thlt II""" • Looht..o.ght <o•di,.H I)O"'t' hondle me~ ~ ron11d off D"•t~ l y for 10 1~ < l~nmy • 4 f)e<l onal br "1he1 in OliO !led pollt I rokm CHENILLE ' POLYESTER . ~8·5 G. E. ELECTRIC Choo"' ' ' ""'~,>no> red <ol· o .. D~NIM s · rhoo odd up ro •a l~e IOO"':o CorJon Cor <i"uoo~ In " " ' 4 7 BOYS' E. Heck'S G. PRO HECI('S REG . $19.96 Heck's Reg. '1 0.88 R1 A• $17 99 '977 '1 l••e ly yo ung loo o, l o• PORTABLE AM .. PORTABLE RADIO W Dual Syn thetic Sapphire Stylus I Mo nau ra l Crys ta l Cor ! ridge • We ig,$ ~n l y S pound\ . ' JR. BOYS CORDUROY PANTS Adop !e t C4210 . PANASONIC I oo;lo;moe« • Ruggttd Polyethv· lene (a.~ol! I 3 17" Dy11omic Speak · er • Bu ilt in 45 RPM HECK'S REG. $27 .96 JIWllltr DEPT. f or 10 70 Cl>oq"' Qo Reg. 110.88 HECK'S REG. $44.96 JEWElR I' DEPT. $599 $499 $299 $544 HICK 'S II G. $6 .18 HECK' SREG. $4 .99 Ll"'"" loom · 1 1 ~ 1" In ~u lyf\lo o ';!'""' ' l1>r I'D"• ond to,hoO.. p<~nh oo(lol_n· b l ~ ,., -.,kott e>n d P''"" w11h li>ni poonf and no~ •~r ""~ SET . If c>no '' II'""' lh" ~ ,,.o a" dQ vb l~ l o~ ~ <It •h.-o _~,.. .,,.,,. onll b l~""' o~d If~ ol you dom ' ~ ~ ~n Cho o>e lo om u Sol1d SI11<T woih a ~. oror S.. o(.ll ; 1, q • ,1 ~ ""' <; l, .. t "'' ' ~ n S<'>lnl Sweale< I n'' ' ~' SHIRTS ( ~1 '"'". vn•• ~'" "'' " ""I'""-''"'~'' ·.,.·lr, ••oH" ' Pn ,.,.,,,., p,,,,. "' ""'"'' ull•l ~"''h u••" U"··d .. ,,,, ; o.. w,,,, ""d { ~ •• · "' ,,.,,,,_, ,,, 81u< lr. a.-.., ' unua i iQQ ~ Tht FALL SKIRTS SHIRT AND SWEATER LADIES' lONG SlEEVE PANTS sl acks . ]sa ! ! ' -~lJ ~ADIES' •,I ; f POL VESTER CARDIGAN SWEATERS Choose from white or a ssor ted Slzs colors Heck's Reg. ' 14.99 . $22·99 Heck's II 'I 'l HECK'S REG. $1 ~09 �10-: The Daily Seutinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Sept. 13. 197:1 11- Thoo Oally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Sept . 12, 1973 O"IIAILY 10 TP 9 . . . lAilY 10 TO 9 OPEN DAILY OHI DAILY 10 TO 9 10 TO 9 SUNDAY 1 T07 NORELCO 10-CUP · SUNBEAM STEAM IRON RQ309 DRIP-0-LAJOR- l$699 I i.jI !·! • I I LADIES' INFANTS GIRLS' . JACKETS Sizes 7 to 14 ' $11 GIRLS' FLEECE HOODEO NYLON JACKET 88 Gr eat $288 · Heck's Reg. 5.99 1 w i th sk irt s or I LADIES' i ·, ' . ·I !i co!lo.-1 Cki<M iroM I•tell2to'lll nm h>" '<"" ~~~ ~ ~ R Ill (l 0TN/NC DIP T. j~'""" <1 • A.!"'* M.,,,, 31 38 PI~" ' 'P $t" ''Y 1" ,1""1 Nn••hy 1. ,(1 (o ii<HI t>r•<l A ( l ~ lol tn ,.,., ; r1 G.E. YOUTH . HECK 'S REG. HECK'S REG. $3.B8 HECK 'S REG . $6.BB ClDTNINC DEPT. ClDTNINC DEPT. ,-, ·- ( \ •• 1. .[: . '\ :. ··-· ... ~.-- .. TO $8.94 DEPT. i :' I .. .. $13 ~ HtC1c:~ 11EG , 99 JEWElRr ~IPT. bnr~ I Oil to h oo ~ • ~ , u , U"'"' TOOTHBRUSH BED.SPREAD WESTERN JEANS Sele(i lrcm a Ca rdigon cr Crew Neck Swea te r in a1~cr . ted color!. Washable ac rylic; fiber . in si1es 8· 16. ClOTHING DEPT. IS~~;·~;."~ud!~chase BLANKETS _ $ 397 HICK ' S RIG . $5 .99 72x90- 100°/o Polyester 'Blan ket Loom Wove n I~ with 3" Nylon Bin ding. Choose from solid co l or~ of Gold, Green , l ilac, Ra spberry, and Bittersweet. of Qual ity Full 100 pet. Cotton Free. Beautif ul Color Assort- $466 HECK'S REG. $4 .44 HECK ' S REG . TO $6 .99 ClOTHING DEPT. RECK'S REG. $3.99 EACH ELECTRIC BLANKET bed Single Control in col ors of Gold, A. . ocod o, Pi nk, ond B.Jue . 80% Polyester and 20% Acrylic. BETTER OUALITY BATH TOWELS SJ288 11ereo IP.,.J~ I r l pluo .$31.88 NOUSIWARE DEPT. •h~lf . o~l U'" ' 99 M0404 • full · l~ nt;~rk \!eel pon• l core e Self IYbrlcotlon lt n. te rr ier\ • lime, Yellow , Flame and White HECK'S REG. $1 .66 l!o~ed • no~lt l ttl lr ot k HOUSE WARE DEPT. ANCHOR HOCKING 59< 83' I CHOICE . -:a BALL &CHAIN.RADIO ·~ .lL ; _,,. ~/ 90Z. ( .:J?7) .2]< l 73< 79 J~ \ HECK' S REG. HECK' S REG. 42' $1-.10 HOUSEWARE iJIPT. HECK'S REG. $1.22 HOUSEWA.E DtPT. I . _. \ , ,..... Pints & Quarts 55_~k. HECK'S REG •. . · Heck's Reg, 89' TOILET BOWl CLEAIIER 2 FOR $100 oz. TY-D-BOL TOILET BOWL CLEANER 66< HECK'S REG. 93' 83' ,, NOIIUWA/11 DIIT. llfHIUWAII $3.29 JEWElRY DEPT. CASSETTE RECORDING TAPE HECK'S REG • $1.99 l/a" LABEL TAPE 2 ICE CRUSHER $ HECK'S REG. $1 .6D $l19 JEWflRr DEPT. $100 r7 r-,---t'J HECK'S REG. 99' EACH Heck's Reg. ~.96 "MISS AMERICA" PARADE ~~liilfl~~ . . __ i.~.J 4.5 of VALUES! HECK"$ RtG. $-} ..... · , · LYSOL SCHICK, DISINFECTANT 12 oz. .. INJECTOR 15's Reg. or Pine 63( 8 16 oz. oz. TAME CREAM RINSE ULTRA BAN 5000 REG. & UNSCENTED •REGULAR • WITH BOQY •RIG. t SUPER eGENTLE 16 oz. TOILET IOWL CLUNEI 37( HECK'S REG. . $1.94 HECK'S REG. $1.34 ggc HICk'S C ~ I MI HECK'S REG. $1.48 RIG. $1.69 CDSMITIC COSMirtr M/11. II"T. \ 13 oz. COSMETIC 1111'1. SCHICK HOT . . LATHER REGUlAR t EXTRA HOLD e UNSCENTED [ ., j .. '· I GROOM AND CLEAN HAIR DRESSIIC: 73< t HECK'S REG. $1.64 HECK'S . REG. 99 1 COSMETIC DEPT. I ) oz. Regular & Menthol 99( ll lllj$1 $999 DYMO VANWYCK si~! 90MINIU • HOUSEWARE DEPT. LIQUID . SOLID FREEZER -CONTAINERS HECK'S REG. FOR. / HECK'S REG. $1.1 B 12 -D-BOWL RAINBOW SPONGES s199 77e SLIDE VIEWER BLANK 8TRACK TAPE · Batle fy operation . Built·in fertile co~e anten· no . 2 If." PM dynam ic speake r. Roll·d11 k funer. 3 style s to choose from HOUSEWARE DEPT. SUNSET Heck's Reg. 119.96 vw 88 CEILING FIXTURES /J.t., Heck's Reg. $5.96 SO MINUTE 2 $1 Reg. 71' 199 P55 ' Heck'~ G.E. STYLING DRYER • Reynolds Wrap HOUSEWARE DEPT. BOWL BRUSH ..,.•... Heavy Duly GALLON BATH"TUB CLEANING. SPONGE .. _, 1.8" X 25' GLASSWARE SUN & HEAT LAMP f'f• • L JEWElRY DEPT. NDUSEWAIIE DEPT. HECK'S REG. I '' ' "U $5.59 Fro ~ l iM t~pt e HECK'S REG. B.99 EACH 9280 NORELCO PANASONIC 1 JEWEl/11' DEPT. HECK'S REG. , po l~ e t k ~ ­ A. I Heck's Reg. '16.96 HECK' S REG. $12.96 $477 lo!t h • $mor1 de.,;!1' • A"o r1 ed <clor\ I $11 88 •• JIWElllr DEPT. 1 year guaran tee 3 pa~t t tile heol ~eflin g~. wetproo f pla1lrc iockt;"l. Re movable, wmhoble ccve r LAMPS FABRIC SOFTENER Min o·twin \having head ... one side for und!ra rms . the other side for legs. FQ!f, 1ofe and smooth femininegraam· ingoct ion . HEATmGfAD · H,eck's. Reg. '1.65 ·Sunbeam PERCOLATOR LADIES' SHAVER T hi~ very ca mplefe home p~l grooming kit feah~re~ a special quiet runn ing muhi·cul cl ipper . A flip of t he thumb changes the blode !e-r1gth . Other i te m ~ !!')dude blade gua rd . Pe t·Sage, ~o a r ~e dog comb a nd ~h earr., 2 a luminum affa chment comb~. o tl and dog 1rimming boo kie! . $999 G. E. ELECTRIC FOLDING DOOR A. 12 OZ. TUMBLER B. BARREL TUMBLER C. 1 '/z OZ. JIGGER D. 9 OZ. SH~LL GLASS E. ASH TRAY . F. JUICE OR WINE GLASS G. SODA 'GLASS H. 41/t' DESSERT CRYSTAL (, I. ~ OZ. ON· THE -ROCKS .FANFARE SUNBEAM HECK'S REG. HONEYCOMB •,19 .· PET CLIPPERS . '9.88 HECK'S REG. $35.BB CLOTHINCDIPT• . • Heck's Reg. '53.97 Heck's Reg. 112.96 .$699 llut k ho1 oulleoh-ole• lor W" ll Hoed <01' , 1e11e holde• U1•1 h1.>' oil 1h1 delun feo ourellor o compleoe home 21 ' HECK'S REG. $13,96 4 QT. PRESSURE ·cOOKER NOUSEWARE DEPT. PLAYTEX TAMPONS mol(lr ·ond duro~l~ nrkon ho"" " ll lor lroublo he ,.,, .,.. Na n1doo IV ll!lti< on11deru11 Comfortable fle .. bf~ I• · pon1>0n lx<~d ;l• old m Pnng~• f ,,,,, ~ to bu,k of hund Cg,•t nronl on olf IWl iCh 80' ' tord ~l!o<.tro · m"'iin.,r. ~ MIRRO for II<Or<l ployeo rho! move1 '" ond ClDTNINC DfPT. HAIR SETTER ·CAN OPENER & KNIFE SHARPENER ' WAHL ,. $18.88 HECK's REG. TO $1.88 MIST . SUNBEAN LS.9 q~let deptndcbl! JEWilllr DEPT. Hoo•" E"leolu"""enl C e~tf r hold\ HECK'S REG. HECK'S REG. JIWEl/11' DEPT. HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER ~!::!,!~~~ Double New extra size. New drawer consfruetion. New modern look. Waln ut Permoneer Finish K. D Heigh t 29", w1dth 48", depth 20." · SIZE5·10 G.E. COMPONENT STEREO $999 HECK' S REG. 6B ' ·HECK'S DESK HECK'S REG. $11.96 WAHL SWEDISH STYLE Equ 1p 1l&.1 whh flOWit ful 2 FORSlOO Cl OTNINC DEPT. 2 DRAWER TRICOT PANTIES EDERLON BRIEf STYlE WHITE & PASTEl COlOR S S]44 ·Reg. 33·96 JEWElRr DEPT. MASSAGER • ~r o oi d~l <!tone• ·~et h th o ~ oodon.~·r found b< u•h • _n~ • Conh olit d up ohd do wn noplion • Ard• '" prcwdon9 Molthf~.>l core ol thlt II""" • Looht..o.ght <o•di,.H I)O"'t' hondle me~ ~ ron11d off D"•t~ l y for 10 1~ < l~nmy • 4 f)e<l onal br "1he1 in OliO !led pollt I rokm CHENILLE ' POLYESTER . ~8·5 G. E. ELECTRIC Choo"' ' ' ""'~,>no> red <ol· o .. D~NIM s · rhoo odd up ro •a l~e IOO"':o CorJon Cor <i"uoo~ In " " ' 4 7 BOYS' E. Heck'S G. PRO HECI('S REG . $19.96 Heck's Reg. '1 0.88 R1 A• $17 99 '977 '1 l••e ly yo ung loo o, l o• PORTABLE AM .. PORTABLE RADIO W Dual Syn thetic Sapphire Stylus I Mo nau ra l Crys ta l Cor ! ridge • We ig,$ ~n l y S pound\ . ' JR. BOYS CORDUROY PANTS Adop !e t C4210 . PANASONIC I oo;lo;moe« • Ruggttd Polyethv· lene (a.~ol! I 3 17" Dy11omic Speak · er • Bu ilt in 45 RPM HECK'S REG. $27 .96 JIWllltr DEPT. f or 10 70 Cl>oq"' Qo Reg. 110.88 HECK'S REG. $44.96 JEWElR I' DEPT. $599 $499 $299 $544 HICK 'S II G. $6 .18 HECK' SREG. $4 .99 Ll"'"" loom · 1 1 ~ 1" In ~u lyf\lo o ';!'""' ' l1>r I'D"• ond to,hoO.. p<~nh oo(lol_n· b l ~ ,., -.,kott e>n d P''"" w11h li>ni poonf and no~ •~r ""~ SET . If c>no '' II'""' lh" ~ ,,.o a" dQ vb l~ l o~ ~ <It •h.-o _~,.. .,,.,,. onll b l~""' o~d If~ ol you dom ' ~ ~ ~n Cho o>e lo om u Sol1d SI11<T woih a ~. oror S.. o(.ll ; 1, q • ,1 ~ ""' <; l, .. t "'' ' ~ n S<'>lnl Sweale< I n'' ' ~' SHIRTS ( ~1 '"'". vn•• ~'" "'' " ""I'""-''"'~'' ·.,.·lr, ••oH" ' Pn ,.,.,,,., p,,,,. "' ""'"'' ull•l ~"''h u••" U"··d .. ,,,, ; o.. w,,,, ""d { ~ •• · "' ,,.,,,,_, ,,, 81u< lr. a.-.., ' unua i iQQ ~ Tht FALL SKIRTS SHIRT AND SWEATER LADIES' lONG SlEEVE PANTS sl acks . ]sa ! ! ' -~lJ ~ADIES' •,I ; f POL VESTER CARDIGAN SWEATERS Choose from white or a ssor ted Slzs colors Heck's Reg. ' 14.99 . $22·99 Heck's II 'I 'l HECK'S REG. $1 ~09 �. . . . . .. \3 The Dnily S.•ntltl('i, Mlcl<lll'l~ll'l · l'tJIIIl'rny . o ., &'ill.l~ . 1117:1 the rise and /c1ll of I OPIIUAILY OPEl lAlLY Allende was dedicated 10 TO 9 lOTO 9 SANTIAGO, Chile l UP I) - Women by the thousan (l ~ Vulpul'llisu un July 2H , lfX ~t. Alh•ndt: was the scion of u government und at orw point distinguished fJ1ilca n fumlly . even sci7.L'l u radio station tu /1 well-to"o physiciun before broadcast their supfiOrt of the his rise to the lll'csidcncy, he strlk••rs. w::1~ a connoisseur of fine win(l 1 Although the 1·eghnc wus nnd a snappy tkesser . He Marxist, Congress was tlln· IJOastcd the ability lo identify trolled by centrist Christian at a sip several br11nd name Democrats an d 1ho right-wing &·otch whiskies somewhat National pa1·ty. The opposition elabOrate accmnpflshmcnt for approved a stin gi ng resolution ll resident or Santiago , where condemning Allende recently Scotch costs $:10 a fifth . but la cked the two-thirds Allende said he received his majority needed for impeach~ fi1·st Marxist teachings fi'Om menL Ignacio Oimarchc, a master Allende, married and tl1e carpenter who lived next to the father of three daughters, family home in Valparaiso . based his winning platform in He came to the attention of 1970 on a call for nationaliza- l1•ile's public in 1939 when he tion of big foreign firms, which he lped in resc ue work after a ran Chile'scopper industry and ca tastrophi c earthquake telephone system . rocked Valparaiso , claiming Mines Taken Over an estimated 30,000 lives. He took over Anaconda and Allende was a close friend of leader Fidel Kennecott mines shortly Cuban assuming power and Castro and told the bearded nationalized the International prime minisle•· last' year, Telephone & 'relegrapli sub- "Only if. my body is riddled sidiary last year when U.S. with bullets will I leave the press reports said the firm presidency before my term plotted to oust his government. ends.'' Born in the port of The young ltle~l ca l stud~nt, u pat'Hdod in protest ugnlnst his fervent Marxi•l nnlitant , stood by his father's grav e 41 years ago. He was given an hour 's leave from jail to attend the funeral. "From this momen t on I consecrate my life to the social struggle," the young Salvador Allende said before returning to prison for taking part in disorders by a · group of students tl)at later founded Cblle's Socialist party . Allende, who became president of Chile in 1970 after three unsuccessful ra ees for the post, found it even harder running the country than getting to be its leader. His regime was beset by increasing woes with daily demonstrations calling for the ouster of the 6a-year-old presi· dent In 'recent weeks. The massive middle-dass . protests were sparked by a strike by tile nation's 45,000 truckers, who walkeq off their jobs last July to demand higher pay and guarantees against nationalization. Thousands Join Walkout Tens of thousands of small businessmen, professionals and blue collar workers joined the walkout in recent weeks, bringing a virtual halt to the economy in this nat ion of 10 million and critically cur· tailing food supplies. The protestors blamed AI· lende for Chile's rampant inflation which rose 300 per cent over the past year alone. • I• 48" UTILITY LIGHT HECK'S FIIERATED ST.EEL SHELVING ROOF ·COATING SCU.CAN HECK'SREG. $4.77 $299 rooms, over poolt oblcs. etc. $1288 12"x36"x60" $599 HMDWMEDEPT. ...• All purpose u~e Idol fo f goro9es, bose1J1e t~is, attics, laundry roomS, work oreos, recreolt on · ' HECK'$>R!G, $16.99 HARDWARE DEPT. ••' • '"ii."" : EZ"x36"x7S " • .t..• •f> ..I ~"" ~- GALVANIZED WRINGER ·. FOAM BY-THE-FOOT 22( 1"'-'1 • ~-~ 1S"x36 "x 7$" : W'x18" ....... , .... · ·· · .... _ ........ _ HARDWARE DEPT. FT . Vinyl Heck's' Premium WALL PAINT · .WALL PAINT Heck's FT. 2" x18 " ... 87( FT. • ~INTL LATI~ HARDWARE DEPT. ""T WALL P.A"" "t ~-·-:"1 DOG FLEA COLLAR t 2 Kills Heos for 3 month~ . Aids in tick con · trol , especia lly in neck oreo . Money bo ~ k guaran tee . 2 FOR s100 ALUMINUM CUTTER GUARD Aluminum Gutt er Guard measuring 3 6"x25' PreYents Leaves a nd Bronches 4.99 gal. 1 2.99 gal. 1 STEVEN H. VOLEN .SANTIAGO (UP! )- For six hours, the thunder of bombs and bullets sounded the death knell for the Marxist govern· ment of Salvador Allende. 1 thought at times those hours Tuesday would be my hours . last. This dispatch was written under a desk. I am on the floor, face down in rubble and con· crete blown to dust. The offiCe has been prac· tically destroyed by the im~ :;;;;;iiiilill"""'"""'mSi;;;;;;;;:--;;~~--,..-~ pacts of what must be no less than 400 bullets. At one point, the incoming bullets were so intense that the office wa.s full of concrete powder and we were unable to see from one side to the other in the news rooms. That was nothir.g compared to the 15-minute bombardment of the presidential palace which is located about three hundred yards away from our office. Air force jets streamed low. MODULAR DESIGN AT THE . directly above lour office and dr0pped what I estimated as 24 PRICE OF A PORTABLE high explosive bombs. We all prayeQ the airplanes would make no mistakes because we are on the top floor. Every time on~ of us would dare to to get off the floor to try to get a glimpse outside we were shot at by soldiers. The building shook repeatedly with explosions from tank fire directly beneath 99< Heck's Reg. HECK'S REG. $1.77 HARDWARE DEPT. HECK'S REG. $1 .48 EACH DIPT. • 33lfl% OFF STAINLESS STEEL HOSE CLAMPS HECK'S ·REG. HECK'S REG. TO 36' EACH PRESTONE CAR WASH CARNU CLEANER-POLISHER 66( ._; 'I j !i'l 12 FLUID OUNCE lotge Size Wood ond Ho,dboofd Pllg Che1t. Feoi\J res Metal Ca rryi ng Ha n· dle: Slockboord 0Me srde·Pt!g Sood on other. ilde Includes Plo ~l ic Peg , Plastic Homml!r and chalk.. CARS $1 OB 84( HECK'S REG. $1.6 3 TOY DEPT. MICK'SIEG. $1.24 BLOCKS 70 pie<es, 10 shapes, 1 ai' scale color blocks . HECK'S REG. 4.66 TOY DEPT. 1 ..- 66( .., NOW··· HelP wanted WAN T A babySi tt er? Ca ll 99 22904 af t er 5 p .m . or call 99 2- 9965 . Ingels Furniture MIDDLEPORT 992·2635 Heck's Reg. 69' HECK'S RIG. 99' LOCOMOTIVE Rrde 'tm locom.otr.. e . Ail. .<Ill rrew Qf l!l!ltO ktO"'f walled po ly p1cutr r rn bright r'!!!d .. 0-.er 2 )" lon9 ond 1l " h•gh , the 1'(hird '' leat ur' e~ o Mw 'throory ' whi~!le, rto ~lt p hur.d grrp~ ~te el O)f lts and m1ealon molded frtel- CYCLE· Free whef~ling ac tion, reol!.,;fic ond dromOIJ C ~ty !ing, chrome plu1ed porh, plos ric tomlruct ed. 9-1 2-di C Fo r Sale FUE L oi l circ ulating _h ea_ter JS,OOO btu w ith electric 1Q n 1!or and au tom at ic cont rol s, l1k.e nPw, for Sl25. Phon e 992 -761 1. • · 9-12-21C ------------- With Coupon 101 Off !lot pur<hase of I·••· pkg. Kroger Slicd or Garlic lolotna, Pickle Loaf; Old fashlond or Spiced Luncheon Meat , •a u 'Liquid Detergent §\ I / ~ Palmolive < §') Reg. l:? &9c :. : fl = \' U.S.D.A. Inspected 59 Round Steak lb • lb. · l l •DI, - Bll. W/1~ CUll! 1 Ct11p1n hp ires Sept1mber 15, 11J3 " Sdjecr to applicMie st1te 1nd laeal lilts tn" t!~ 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 T·Bone Steak Full Shank Hall Smoked Ham : ;:::...., 49,/ For Dishes and Fino fabrics King Si11 \ 1 11,Cheer $ 79 Detergent s-Ib.$119 Reg.,.-... I,4 ",.I .4-o•. Bo• . . Wll~ Cn110 \ \' CIIIPU h,iru Slptlmblr 15, 1173 " Su' 1"t to Jpp litabt e S!J~e 1nd IDtll UIIS IlK" lb. There is a big Freezer Beef Sale now going on at Kroger's. Fill Your Freezer Today. Ul VALUABLE. KROGER COI)PON · Instant Coffee llllllr;;l 11:J 5-- Maxwell House 5-- - 0 Extra -- ' Top Value Stamps Will! Cowpu a111f Purcllue of Two lB·oz. Jars Kro1er Reg., Hot, Hickory or With Onion ---=§ - Sf5\¢~ = Barbecue Sauce Coupon Expirll SUtlmier 15, tnl ~~~~ l Pan~~ke Mix With Coupon C01.1pon Explre1 Septombor 15, 1973 - · s·b······i~~~~b~oiilild1;i~ i;i·~···llll White 1 Kroger Small or Lorge Curd Pineapple & low Fat li s~ue Be Thrihy! Buy Quclily! Kleenex Tissue 200·CI. Boxes Spic and Span Ice .Cream 96-n. Pkg. Village Bake ry Premi um White Bread Lvs. · /11'\t• -., 'h·Dal. Ctn. Hajr Spray Syrup 24·o~. 65"~ · Btl. 1!:!!!111111111•11111111111111111111111111111 fo.,lc Slfllotr . 13.1-oz. Can $2.35 Mu. •ut1erworth's wilh .Coupon COIIPIIt h,iru Septllll'lt 15 , ltU "Sd jtct to appliu•le state a~~rl local uln tu" : : Reg ular, Hard to Hold, Unscented Exira Hold & Ultimale Hold $ Adorn 20·01. ~~~ : Counlry Club Vanilla, Cho~olate, S.trawberry, Fudge Marbl.e & Powdereci- For All Your Cleaning Nee ds 39~ ~~111111111.11111111111111111111111111111111 C ;;2. •••· 1 13~ ? ctn. Pkg . wilh Coupon . tlllpln h'iru Stpltmh r 15, 1173 "S w~~>1ect 11 .,licnlt 1tate u• Ileal salu tu " - f"\.1 $ Cottage :::::. Cheese t.ll -= 2 '/ J, J ; Final Touch 33····s9I . 08 Btl. Size ' $3.54 TOY DEPT. olo ted pons, Plos.tic cons.lruc · tion, · TOYDIPT. HECK'S REG. $1.18 $ CHECKERS · and dramat ic ~t y l ing , chrome 88< HECK'S REG. $1.18 HECK'S REG. BOSS BIKE Free wheeling a ction , reali stic / Water Softe11er side. Op~n ~ up to re~eol permom~r't \lor· oge c.ompottment, Complete with tnorbfu (10 tO(h of 6 diffe rent to lori ) and bo.< of HOMEMADE SJ88 HAM SALAD AND TDYDIPT. (327) CHEESE SPREAD 992'"'ill. _. 502 tH lb . Aver.) lb. GROUND BEEF lib. ROUND STEAK s lb. CHUCK ROAST j 2 (328) BEEF LIVER J lb. STEW MEAT 3 lb. GROUND CHUCK l ib, ROUND STEAK l ib, RIB STEAK 4 lb. CHUCK ROAST 11 ( ' I -. . /.y....r I\ 491 . ov '$ Rud $ ':;:~ wllh Coupon CIIIUA h~irll Se,ttlll'lr tl, 1tU 1 " SII•ittl 11 ,,,ucalll• &tatt ••• ltCJI nita 111 ' 95 Delicious 4 · lb. Apples '" Bar y, SEMI BONELESS HAM (6-7 lb. Av tr.l FEDERAL FOOD I ...tl ,.,.. Calgon_Bouquet · $ c h e~ker\, HECK'S REG. $2.77 TOY DEPT. '' Melo l umyirtg c. o \e l 11o ture1 Chine11 Chec~er~ on one ' ide; chec~erboord olhe r Your Orderl i Kroger Wieners .... ···s9 I 4S Phon. U. • With Coupon ' CHOPPER •"'"$233 EA. SAVE '50.00 BROOM· 44~t. changer with Micr.o-Touchilr 2G tone arm . control . Stereo headphone jac k. Grained Wa lnut colbr. • WHtSK 50 Extra Top Value ltampa Lux Liquid RIDEM CAN-OF-WOOD COLORED . IPtlete 360' circle . 100 wall peak power ou tput solid-slate amplifier. 1St,ereo Precis ion record lllllllllllllj lor IHp ~·~ J, ! ~*.!~ · n · . MOTOR OIL HECK'S REG. 77' AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. " 1!..-' $109 s100 . HECK'S REG. •• L. CLEANER The floor of the offices was covered with broken glass, chunks of concrete and hundreds of spent bullets. Our radiofoto receiver took a direct hit. All of the windows have been shot away. · Miraculously none of us was hit, although there are bullet perforations everywhere. The firing by soldiers on the street seemed like the end of the world. We could do nothin g except lie flat on our stomachs and hope that the bullets would pass. i nu ,;nN ond Purcha111 of Any 2 Plr:Os. · Serve N' Sov• or us. hear beaulifull~ balan ced bass and treble, di spersed in a com- BUG &TAR REMOVER AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. JET SPRAY CARBURETOR The ECLIPSE • C565W TURTLE $1.22 GUM OUT 2 FOR AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. 88( -' CHOICE e RADIATOR FLUSH • Anti-Rust WATER PUMP LUBRICANT • SEALER & STOP LEAK LIQUID WRENCH SPRAY GUMOUT CARBURETOR Plus · ToJJ Value Stamps = STEREO HARDWARE DEPT. HECK'S REG. $1.22 PRESTONE FRICTION sembled . ... CLEANER ~ - 88< '•HJu-.1 Cl ,. 99' AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. ·PEG CHEST " HARDWARE DEPT. ~ ........~ HECK'S REG. • j\ feeder , desig ned for ho ng in~ or mo_unt· 1ng on o post Feotur~s eo~y loodrng swrvel· open oor on top !htngled roof. a nd clear view 1eed hopper Measures 9" ,._9'' Complete ly a\ $1.99 ../ Heck's Reg. 77' CHROME DOOR TRIM p lo~t rc HECK'S REG. HARDWARE DEPT. . HARDWARE DEPT. 1601. " SNACK BAR" FEEDER. Durab le, mahogany 21 ggc HECK'S PRICE $100 $2.99 FEEDDER . EACH 6 FOR HARDWARE DEPT. MOUSE TRAPS LICHT FIXTURES ANTIQUE KIT New for trfymg bte~ bo~e let~ you ontrque rn two easy ue p$. 1ome day . lnclvdeel ore bose ' cool, gloze, 1on dpo per ond cheese doth . "llllllllllll{~ ' .!!~ '·"~r~ ' ~ EDITOR'S NOTE : UPI corres~ndent Steven H. Volen was In the UPI bureau 300 yards from the presidential palace In Santiago when the armed forces began their coup, Following is his llrst·perso n accounl of those lerrifying l.c_____ RED DEVIL I Bombs ••• bullets ..---------------""'!'--, SAVE •sooo from Co llec ting in Gutters . gal. . Heck's Reg. ' $5.77 HARDWARE DEPT. $ 99 $500 gal. HECK' S REG . ti e m s , pr ices a nd coupons i n thi s ad Cflll(fiv!: th roug h Sat!Jrday night, Sept . I S. Copyr ight 1973, rne K-roger Company . Quanlily Rights ~ e~e rv e d . NONE SOL D TO DEALERS . a r~ ST~'~PS \ 135 Size Bartlett 5 lor Pears ~' 1 •••· I '-: 46c{ ,.-" fl C!'l•n Zesta Crackers 16·• ·39" Box . 1' Wllh Coupon c..,.. hplrea le,llllllu tl, 11U ''S.jeU II IHIIclllli atate 111 Mlllllrlllfll" �. . . . . .. \3 The Dnily S.•ntltl('i, Mlcl<lll'l~ll'l · l'tJIIIl'rny . o ., &'ill.l~ . 1117:1 the rise and /c1ll of I OPIIUAILY OPEl lAlLY Allende was dedicated 10 TO 9 lOTO 9 SANTIAGO, Chile l UP I) - Women by the thousan (l ~ Vulpul'llisu un July 2H , lfX ~t. Alh•ndt: was the scion of u government und at orw point distinguished fJ1ilca n fumlly . even sci7.L'l u radio station tu /1 well-to"o physiciun before broadcast their supfiOrt of the his rise to the lll'csidcncy, he strlk••rs. w::1~ a connoisseur of fine win(l 1 Although the 1·eghnc wus nnd a snappy tkesser . He Marxist, Congress was tlln· IJOastcd the ability lo identify trolled by centrist Christian at a sip several br11nd name Democrats an d 1ho right-wing &·otch whiskies somewhat National pa1·ty. The opposition elabOrate accmnpflshmcnt for approved a stin gi ng resolution ll resident or Santiago , where condemning Allende recently Scotch costs $:10 a fifth . but la cked the two-thirds Allende said he received his majority needed for impeach~ fi1·st Marxist teachings fi'Om menL Ignacio Oimarchc, a master Allende, married and tl1e carpenter who lived next to the father of three daughters, family home in Valparaiso . based his winning platform in He came to the attention of 1970 on a call for nationaliza- l1•ile's public in 1939 when he tion of big foreign firms, which he lped in resc ue work after a ran Chile'scopper industry and ca tastrophi c earthquake telephone system . rocked Valparaiso , claiming Mines Taken Over an estimated 30,000 lives. He took over Anaconda and Allende was a close friend of leader Fidel Kennecott mines shortly Cuban assuming power and Castro and told the bearded nationalized the International prime minisle•· last' year, Telephone & 'relegrapli sub- "Only if. my body is riddled sidiary last year when U.S. with bullets will I leave the press reports said the firm presidency before my term plotted to oust his government. ends.'' Born in the port of The young ltle~l ca l stud~nt, u pat'Hdod in protest ugnlnst his fervent Marxi•l nnlitant , stood by his father's grav e 41 years ago. He was given an hour 's leave from jail to attend the funeral. "From this momen t on I consecrate my life to the social struggle," the young Salvador Allende said before returning to prison for taking part in disorders by a · group of students tl)at later founded Cblle's Socialist party . Allende, who became president of Chile in 1970 after three unsuccessful ra ees for the post, found it even harder running the country than getting to be its leader. His regime was beset by increasing woes with daily demonstrations calling for the ouster of the 6a-year-old presi· dent In 'recent weeks. The massive middle-dass . protests were sparked by a strike by tile nation's 45,000 truckers, who walkeq off their jobs last July to demand higher pay and guarantees against nationalization. Thousands Join Walkout Tens of thousands of small businessmen, professionals and blue collar workers joined the walkout in recent weeks, bringing a virtual halt to the economy in this nat ion of 10 million and critically cur· tailing food supplies. The protestors blamed AI· lende for Chile's rampant inflation which rose 300 per cent over the past year alone. • I• 48" UTILITY LIGHT HECK'S FIIERATED ST.EEL SHELVING ROOF ·COATING SCU.CAN HECK'SREG. $4.77 $299 rooms, over poolt oblcs. etc. $1288 12"x36"x60" $599 HMDWMEDEPT. ...• All purpose u~e Idol fo f goro9es, bose1J1e t~is, attics, laundry roomS, work oreos, recreolt on · ' HECK'$>R!G, $16.99 HARDWARE DEPT. ••' • '"ii."" : EZ"x36"x7S " • .t..• •f> ..I ~"" ~- GALVANIZED WRINGER ·. FOAM BY-THE-FOOT 22( 1"'-'1 • ~-~ 1S"x36 "x 7$" : W'x18" ....... , .... · ·· · .... _ ........ _ HARDWARE DEPT. FT . Vinyl Heck's' Premium WALL PAINT · .WALL PAINT Heck's FT. 2" x18 " ... 87( FT. • ~INTL LATI~ HARDWARE DEPT. ""T WALL P.A"" "t ~-·-:"1 DOG FLEA COLLAR t 2 Kills Heos for 3 month~ . Aids in tick con · trol , especia lly in neck oreo . Money bo ~ k guaran tee . 2 FOR s100 ALUMINUM CUTTER GUARD Aluminum Gutt er Guard measuring 3 6"x25' PreYents Leaves a nd Bronches 4.99 gal. 1 2.99 gal. 1 STEVEN H. VOLEN .SANTIAGO (UP! )- For six hours, the thunder of bombs and bullets sounded the death knell for the Marxist govern· ment of Salvador Allende. 1 thought at times those hours Tuesday would be my hours . last. This dispatch was written under a desk. I am on the floor, face down in rubble and con· crete blown to dust. The offiCe has been prac· tically destroyed by the im~ :;;;;;iiiilill"""'"""'mSi;;;;;;;;:--;;~~--,..-~ pacts of what must be no less than 400 bullets. At one point, the incoming bullets were so intense that the office wa.s full of concrete powder and we were unable to see from one side to the other in the news rooms. That was nothir.g compared to the 15-minute bombardment of the presidential palace which is located about three hundred yards away from our office. Air force jets streamed low. MODULAR DESIGN AT THE . directly above lour office and dr0pped what I estimated as 24 PRICE OF A PORTABLE high explosive bombs. We all prayeQ the airplanes would make no mistakes because we are on the top floor. Every time on~ of us would dare to to get off the floor to try to get a glimpse outside we were shot at by soldiers. The building shook repeatedly with explosions from tank fire directly beneath 99< Heck's Reg. HECK'S REG. $1.77 HARDWARE DEPT. HECK'S REG. $1 .48 EACH DIPT. • 33lfl% OFF STAINLESS STEEL HOSE CLAMPS HECK'S ·REG. HECK'S REG. TO 36' EACH PRESTONE CAR WASH CARNU CLEANER-POLISHER 66( ._; 'I j !i'l 12 FLUID OUNCE lotge Size Wood ond Ho,dboofd Pllg Che1t. Feoi\J res Metal Ca rryi ng Ha n· dle: Slockboord 0Me srde·Pt!g Sood on other. ilde Includes Plo ~l ic Peg , Plastic Homml!r and chalk.. CARS $1 OB 84( HECK'S REG. $1.6 3 TOY DEPT. MICK'SIEG. $1.24 BLOCKS 70 pie<es, 10 shapes, 1 ai' scale color blocks . HECK'S REG. 4.66 TOY DEPT. 1 ..- 66( .., NOW··· HelP wanted WAN T A babySi tt er? Ca ll 99 22904 af t er 5 p .m . or call 99 2- 9965 . Ingels Furniture MIDDLEPORT 992·2635 Heck's Reg. 69' HECK'S RIG. 99' LOCOMOTIVE Rrde 'tm locom.otr.. e . Ail. .<Ill rrew Qf l!l!ltO ktO"'f walled po ly p1cutr r rn bright r'!!!d .. 0-.er 2 )" lon9 ond 1l " h•gh , the 1'(hird '' leat ur' e~ o Mw 'throory ' whi~!le, rto ~lt p hur.d grrp~ ~te el O)f lts and m1ealon molded frtel- CYCLE· Free whef~ling ac tion, reol!.,;fic ond dromOIJ C ~ty !ing, chrome plu1ed porh, plos ric tomlruct ed. 9-1 2-di C Fo r Sale FUE L oi l circ ulating _h ea_ter JS,OOO btu w ith electric 1Q n 1!or and au tom at ic cont rol s, l1k.e nPw, for Sl25. Phon e 992 -761 1. • · 9-12-21C ------------- With Coupon 101 Off !lot pur<hase of I·••· pkg. Kroger Slicd or Garlic lolotna, Pickle Loaf; Old fashlond or Spiced Luncheon Meat , •a u 'Liquid Detergent §\ I / ~ Palmolive < §') Reg. l:? &9c :. : fl = \' U.S.D.A. Inspected 59 Round Steak lb • lb. · l l •DI, - Bll. W/1~ CUll! 1 Ct11p1n hp ires Sept1mber 15, 11J3 " Sdjecr to applicMie st1te 1nd laeal lilts tn" t!~ 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 T·Bone Steak Full Shank Hall Smoked Ham : ;:::...., 49,/ For Dishes and Fino fabrics King Si11 \ 1 11,Cheer $ 79 Detergent s-Ib.$119 Reg.,.-... I,4 ",.I .4-o•. Bo• . . Wll~ Cn110 \ \' CIIIPU h,iru Slptlmblr 15, 1173 " Su' 1"t to Jpp litabt e S!J~e 1nd IDtll UIIS IlK" lb. There is a big Freezer Beef Sale now going on at Kroger's. Fill Your Freezer Today. Ul VALUABLE. KROGER COI)PON · Instant Coffee llllllr;;l 11:J 5-- Maxwell House 5-- - 0 Extra -- ' Top Value Stamps Will! Cowpu a111f Purcllue of Two lB·oz. Jars Kro1er Reg., Hot, Hickory or With Onion ---=§ - Sf5\¢~ = Barbecue Sauce Coupon Expirll SUtlmier 15, tnl ~~~~ l Pan~~ke Mix With Coupon C01.1pon Explre1 Septombor 15, 1973 - · s·b······i~~~~b~oiilild1;i~ i;i·~···llll White 1 Kroger Small or Lorge Curd Pineapple & low Fat li s~ue Be Thrihy! Buy Quclily! Kleenex Tissue 200·CI. Boxes Spic and Span Ice .Cream 96-n. Pkg. Village Bake ry Premi um White Bread Lvs. · /11'\t• -., 'h·Dal. Ctn. Hajr Spray Syrup 24·o~. 65"~ · Btl. 1!:!!!111111111•11111111111111111111111111111 fo.,lc Slfllotr . 13.1-oz. Can $2.35 Mu. •ut1erworth's wilh .Coupon COIIPIIt h,iru Septllll'lt 15 , ltU "Sd jtct to appliu•le state a~~rl local uln tu" : : Reg ular, Hard to Hold, Unscented Exira Hold & Ultimale Hold $ Adorn 20·01. ~~~ : Counlry Club Vanilla, Cho~olate, S.trawberry, Fudge Marbl.e & Powdereci- For All Your Cleaning Nee ds 39~ ~~111111111.11111111111111111111111111111111 C ;;2. •••· 1 13~ ? ctn. Pkg . wilh Coupon . tlllpln h'iru Stpltmh r 15, 1173 "S w~~>1ect 11 .,licnlt 1tate u• Ileal salu tu " - f"\.1 $ Cottage :::::. Cheese t.ll -= 2 '/ J, J ; Final Touch 33····s9I . 08 Btl. Size ' $3.54 TOY DEPT. olo ted pons, Plos.tic cons.lruc · tion, · TOYDIPT. HECK'S REG. $1.18 $ CHECKERS · and dramat ic ~t y l ing , chrome 88< HECK'S REG. $1.18 HECK'S REG. BOSS BIKE Free wheeling a ction , reali stic / Water Softe11er side. Op~n ~ up to re~eol permom~r't \lor· oge c.ompottment, Complete with tnorbfu (10 tO(h of 6 diffe rent to lori ) and bo.< of HOMEMADE SJ88 HAM SALAD AND TDYDIPT. (327) CHEESE SPREAD 992'"'ill. _. 502 tH lb . Aver.) lb. GROUND BEEF lib. ROUND STEAK s lb. CHUCK ROAST j 2 (328) BEEF LIVER J lb. STEW MEAT 3 lb. GROUND CHUCK l ib, ROUND STEAK l ib, RIB STEAK 4 lb. CHUCK ROAST 11 ( ' I -. . /.y....r I\ 491 . ov '$ Rud $ ':;:~ wllh Coupon CIIIUA h~irll Se,ttlll'lr tl, 1tU 1 " SII•ittl 11 ,,,ucalll• &tatt ••• ltCJI nita 111 ' 95 Delicious 4 · lb. Apples '" Bar y, SEMI BONELESS HAM (6-7 lb. Av tr.l FEDERAL FOOD I ...tl ,.,.. Calgon_Bouquet · $ c h e~ker\, HECK'S REG. $2.77 TOY DEPT. '' Melo l umyirtg c. o \e l 11o ture1 Chine11 Chec~er~ on one ' ide; chec~erboord olhe r Your Orderl i Kroger Wieners .... ···s9 I 4S Phon. U. • With Coupon ' CHOPPER •"'"$233 EA. SAVE '50.00 BROOM· 44~t. changer with Micr.o-Touchilr 2G tone arm . control . Stereo headphone jac k. Grained Wa lnut colbr. • WHtSK 50 Extra Top Value ltampa Lux Liquid RIDEM CAN-OF-WOOD COLORED . IPtlete 360' circle . 100 wall peak power ou tput solid-slate amplifier. 1St,ereo Precis ion record lllllllllllllj lor IHp ~·~ J, ! ~*.!~ · n · . MOTOR OIL HECK'S REG. 77' AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. " 1!..-' $109 s100 . HECK'S REG. •• L. CLEANER The floor of the offices was covered with broken glass, chunks of concrete and hundreds of spent bullets. Our radiofoto receiver took a direct hit. All of the windows have been shot away. · Miraculously none of us was hit, although there are bullet perforations everywhere. The firing by soldiers on the street seemed like the end of the world. We could do nothin g except lie flat on our stomachs and hope that the bullets would pass. i nu ,;nN ond Purcha111 of Any 2 Plr:Os. · Serve N' Sov• or us. hear beaulifull~ balan ced bass and treble, di spersed in a com- BUG &TAR REMOVER AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. JET SPRAY CARBURETOR The ECLIPSE • C565W TURTLE $1.22 GUM OUT 2 FOR AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. 88( -' CHOICE e RADIATOR FLUSH • Anti-Rust WATER PUMP LUBRICANT • SEALER & STOP LEAK LIQUID WRENCH SPRAY GUMOUT CARBURETOR Plus · ToJJ Value Stamps = STEREO HARDWARE DEPT. HECK'S REG. $1.22 PRESTONE FRICTION sembled . ... CLEANER ~ - 88< '•HJu-.1 Cl ,. 99' AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. ·PEG CHEST " HARDWARE DEPT. ~ ........~ HECK'S REG. • j\ feeder , desig ned for ho ng in~ or mo_unt· 1ng on o post Feotur~s eo~y loodrng swrvel· open oor on top !htngled roof. a nd clear view 1eed hopper Measures 9" ,._9'' Complete ly a\ $1.99 ../ Heck's Reg. 77' CHROME DOOR TRIM p lo~t rc HECK'S REG. HARDWARE DEPT. . HARDWARE DEPT. 1601. " SNACK BAR" FEEDER. Durab le, mahogany 21 ggc HECK'S PRICE $100 $2.99 FEEDDER . EACH 6 FOR HARDWARE DEPT. MOUSE TRAPS LICHT FIXTURES ANTIQUE KIT New for trfymg bte~ bo~e let~ you ontrque rn two easy ue p$. 1ome day . lnclvdeel ore bose ' cool, gloze, 1on dpo per ond cheese doth . "llllllllllll{~ ' .!!~ '·"~r~ ' ~ EDITOR'S NOTE : UPI corres~ndent Steven H. Volen was In the UPI bureau 300 yards from the presidential palace In Santiago when the armed forces began their coup, Following is his llrst·perso n accounl of those lerrifying l.c_____ RED DEVIL I Bombs ••• bullets ..---------------""'!'--, SAVE •sooo from Co llec ting in Gutters . gal. . Heck's Reg. ' $5.77 HARDWARE DEPT. $ 99 $500 gal. HECK' S REG . ti e m s , pr ices a nd coupons i n thi s ad Cflll(fiv!: th roug h Sat!Jrday night, Sept . I S. Copyr ight 1973, rne K-roger Company . Quanlily Rights ~ e~e rv e d . NONE SOL D TO DEALERS . a r~ ST~'~PS \ 135 Size Bartlett 5 lor Pears ~' 1 •••· I '-: 46c{ ,.-" fl C!'l•n Zesta Crackers 16·• ·39" Box . 1' Wllh Coupon c..,.. hplrea le,llllllu tl, 11U ''S.jeU II IHIIclllli atate 111 Mlllllrlllfll" �I~ - 1'tll' Dully Sen line I Middleport Pomeroy 0 Sept 12 1971 .. ! el~!!!~~~..~og 14 - 1'hi DlulySentnK'l M1ddl~porl POIII<roy 0 &pt 12 1~73 lost Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! In Memory MEMORY IN ot our d<M 8 [~!htren~e~ 8 won111t:da~n~': b rlhday S~p l o~~d~:::" .. 11 ® I ochle wl h Secret teArs st flow What t munt to lose you NC) on11 will ever know Whenday~arcdarkanddr ea v And everyth nv goes w ong W11 snm to hear you wtl sper Chehelrl up and carry o I E•c me we see you P c ure you seem to sm e and SAY Oon 1 cry m on tv sleep ng we wll n eel aga n son e day 9 12 1 P -------IN LOV NG memory of Lee Denney on today h s b rth day Seplember 12 The clays are empty and he nlonts are ono But we keep remembe ng that we must go on You took part of us w ttl you when you went away And there s an emp v pla ce n our hearts today But you know we tove you and that we care Be happy with God and wa t for us there Sadly missed bY J udy Deanna and B an 9 12 H e ----------Card of Thanks WE WOULD I k.e o thank everyone for tl'le f ewers cards and phone cal s also a I the monetary g fts dur ng the I ness and death of Betty Adams Jackson Mrs M lclred Spencer 9 12 ltp -------------MARTHA Rose of Por t and R 0 w shes to thank those whO v s ted and sent cards wh le she was n the nosp tal and at home Martha Rose S gned Mrs 9 12 tp -----------I W SH o thank the Velerans Memor a Hosp tal and Staff for the care rece paten t there ved wh tea want to thank Or espec a ly Boonsue Dr S mon and all the nurses who were so k nd to me A thanks a so o those who sent cards and flowers Mrs Emma Hayman 9 2 ltp --------------- PUBLIC NOTICES Your R1ght to Know and tie ntormed of the tunc tons of you government are err bod ed n pub c no ces In that se f government charges a c t zens to be nformed th s newspaper urges every c t zen to read and study hese notices We strong y adv se those c t zens seek ng fu he ntormat on o exerc se her r ght of access to pub records and pub c mee ngs LEGAL NOTICE AN ORDINANCE PER TAINING TO THE PARKING OR STORAGE OF DISABLED MOTOR VEHICLES WHEREAS there are w th n the corporate m ts of the V 1 age of Rae ne Oh o certa n d smantled part a 'V d smant led wrecked 1unked non operat on d scarded or un censed motor veh c e and WHEREAS he park ng or storage of such motor veh cles te11d to mpede traff c n the streets reduce the value of private property create f re and other safety and hea h hazards and otherw se n terfere w th the comfo and wet be ng of the publ c NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED as follows by tlie Counc I of the vI age of Racine Oh o two th rds of all members electecl thereto conc:urr no SECTION I That no person firm c,r corporal on sha I park or store any d sab ed motor veh cle on any street or high way w th n sa d V lage or on the right of way thereof for a period of t me in e11.cess of 24 hours SECTION 2 That no person f rm or corporal on In control of any real property w th n sa d VII age whether as owner tenant occupant easee or otherwise shall park or store or perm t the parking or storage of any d sa bled veh cle on any such rea property for a per od of t me n e11.cess of 72 hours except as prov ded herein SECTION 3 Thai d sabled motor veh c e as !JSed herein sha I mean any motor vehic e wh Ch s not n an operating condll on or which has no Ya ue except for sa vage or junk. purposes or wh ch has not been I censed and lssuP.~ ad st net ve number and reg strat on mark. pursuant to Chapter 4503 at the Ohio Rev sed Code or wh ch does nord splay sa d d st net ve number and reg strat on mark Port ons of d sa bled motor vehicles such as fenders hoods rad ators motors etc shall be included In th s def n t on SECTION 4 That any motor vehicle parked or stored n v olaton of th s Ord nance after ten (lOl days notice of such v-iolat on to the owner of Ia d veh cle may be removed to a motor vehlc e pound or other place of storage and sha not be releaud except upon payment of tow ng and storage charges Veh c es so removed may be d sposed of n accordance w th the provis ons of Sect on 737 331 of the Oh o Rev sed Code SECTION 5 Thai n the even I the owner cannot be located or n the ev-ent h s address s unknown any motor veh cle par keel or stored n vio .et on of fhlt Ol'id nance after ten (10) d1y1 notice of su(h v otatlon to the person firm or corporation in contra of the real property upon wh ch motor veh c e s parked or stored may be rtmoved to .e motor Yeh cle pound or other place of storage and shall not be released e)(cept upon paymdllt of tow ng and storaoe and shaft not be released except upon payment of tow no and sto age charges Vehlc es so removed may be disposed ot n accordance w th the prcvls ons of Sect on 7J7 331 of the Oh o ReY sed Code SECT ON 6 Tha lhe prov slons of th s ord nanc:e lhllt not app y to Motor vehlc 11 parkecl or stored on real property n contra of a peraon firm o corporal on regu erly estab lshed and engag~~ in the bus ness or repa r ng or sa vag ng of motor ·~hlcres SECTION 7 Thai a olher orcUh4n..ces or parts of or dinenCJ's In confl ct w th the provision of th s o d nance ahall be and the 5ame hereby are repealed SECTION 8 Thai lh s or dln•nce shall take effect and be In force from and after the ••rllnl periOd II lowed by aw Mae c eland (91 11 19 21< Clerk 2 SIGNS Of QU"LITY Jll Po111eroy M ( otor o. 1'11 FOR:O TORINO soo Sl09S Coupe 1 owner car less than Jl 000 m les brown finish w th match ng ' nyl roof and v nyt nler or 30:1 V 8 eng ne standard transm ss on power stee ng and brake5 rad o really sharp 1970CHEVELLEMALIBU S169l 4 door gold f n sh spotless dean nter or V 8 eng ne automat c power steering rad o A honey of a buy 1970 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill S1395 .4door V ll automat c; power steenng rad o good t res blue f n sh spot es~ nter or Pbmeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY OHIO HeIP Wanfed c~~~/h~~ g~ \J ~sci~~ 2g~ ~~:e ~~~,· { U~d·.'~;;.nu"n~1~ News Notes LARRY S MOBILE HOMES SALES Pomeroy, Oh1o ltke a person WMP0/1390 { KEYS AROU ND oon on Aug 31 o I he Pomeroy park ng Jot ----------....------ ROOFING FUR NACE CLEANING AND REPAIR AND PLUMBING ALL WEATHER MIDDLEPORT OHIO Phone 992 2550 P AND J HOME MAINTENANCE & REPAIR -- ---------.- ----- --- EXCELSIOR Sat Works E Main Sf Pomeroy AI k nds of sa t water pellets water nuggets block salt and own Oh o R ver Salt Phone 992 3891 rado apecombna on am tm rae! o 8 track ape deck Balances 14 68 or terms a e ava ab e Call '992 3965 c:-.c-.--:-:::--------~----9_:_7 tic KNAPP shoes new tal and w nter styles now out Ca 992 532~ 8 14 lfc ------------- ----------- -------------- OFFICE SUPPLIES and FURNITURE Pomeroy Home & Auto Slop In and See Our Floor Display Open I Till Monday lhru Salurday •o• E Ma1n Pomeroy 0 Dack's Hoard House STRIPPERS We Slrlp Pa in I Varn shes Elc lrom Furnllure Antiques Modern Melals No ruinous I yes or caust cs used P1ck Up Service Available We Buy & Sell Antiques D1ck Seyler Owner Kerr St Pomeroy 0 Phone 992 2798 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED DIJMP TRUCK SERVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE MODERN SANITATION JOHN TUCKER Rt 4 Pomeroy 0 992 3954 or !92 7349 Spec1altSI Wheel Alignment WOOD TRUSSES Bulttto Your Specs Delivered lo Job S1to HOGG &ZUSPAN 773 MATERIALS CO 5554 Mason W Vo II Musl Be Roghl or we w111 tt Righi From the laroe st Bul do~er Radlalor lo -::,ma est Heater Lore Nalhan 8 ggs Radtator Spec1ahst SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. Ph '1992 2174 Pomeroy WHEEL AI gnment located at Crossroads Rt 124 now ba ck to work Compete front end serv ce tune up and brake serv ce Whee s balanced electron ca ly A work guaranteed Reaso.nab e rates Phon e 742 3232 2 18 If< 8 4 JO Dally 112 Sal o ~ H Rawlings Sons B ld og M ddleporl 0 992 2101 0 DELL LK NSON smal eng ne sa es Real Estate For $ale and serv ce 820 3rd Stre 3 BEDROOM house 1 1 baths M ddleport Lawn mower and forma d n ng room 1 1 v ng cha n saw repa r F ee p ck.up room k chen tam ly room 2 and de verv Phone 992 3092 car garage full basement on Also Br ggs and Stratton and acre lot Located n R ggs "----Tecumseh parts Crest Manor Phore 992 3863 RON SHEPARD Floor Wal 8 22 301c before 3 p m ~nd a sk for Mr Remodel ng Ceram c t ile baths Bo)( 280 Rut and 742 lng e s or ca I Gene R ggs a 3664 985 3S95 or 992 S869 6 26 II< 8 26 li e MOB LE home repal E ec tr ca p um b ng and heat ng Phone 992 5858 W PRICE CONSTRUCTION Roofmg Spoutmg Porch Repa1r Com plete Home Remodeling --------------- 7 15 lie HARR SONS TV serv ce and se v cecal s Phone 992 2522 2 9 tfc DOZER and back hoe work ponds and sept c tanks d t ch ng serv ce top so 1 f I mestone B&K d rt Esc a vat ng Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 9 1 ttc 608 POMEROY Jack W Carsey Mgr Phone 992 2181 22 FT CAM PER put type Lay on And a schoo bus made n o ca mpe Phone 7.42 3437 9 1 Jlp ---------- -------------~- E MAIN._..._-6 POMEROY POMEROY 2 story frame J large bedrooms Bath 0 n ng W Ll,. TR M or cu t ees and shrubbe y also clean out room Love y k tel en with basements att cs and etc range and ots of cab nets Call 949 322 or 742 444 Ut I ty space Hoi water B3130tc heat A r cond Carpeted -~-----------DEAD STOCK - WI remnvjll Garage and storage Lois of at a reasonable char~;~e Ca I remade ng Close fo school 2~5 5514 and slore $19 500 oo 8 23 901C SYRACUSE NE GLERS FOR HOUSE Localed n new add I on CA LL GUY BUILDERS About 2 ~ years old Owner NEIGLER RAC NE OHIO has been transfer red J n ce 9 I 30 1p ·---- bedrooms w th closets TIME to check that o 1 o;:-gas Modern balh Ut illy space furnace tor winter D rty K tchen has lots of cab nets furnaces cost fuel and could cost a fe Call P & J Home Hardwood floors Carporl Ma ntenance 992 3509 215 N Large lot $20 000 00 Second Middleport MIDDLEPORT 8 23 301C 1 f oor p an 3 bedrooms Balh D n ng room New cab nets n the kitchen New furnace TV room New floor covertng Porches Full basemen! 2 car garage and workshop Double lot lfeal Estate For Sale Sl3 000 00 2 BEDROOM house J years o d RUTLAND carpet ng b g k tchen w th 1 story frame 3 n ce lots of cab nets acre of ground Rae ne Oh o ca bedrooms w lh closets Balh 949 4998 N ce k !chen and d n ng 9 121fc area Full basement w th shower Porches Storm 15 ACRES to sa e 5 room house bath and 2 car garage doors and w ndows Electric Natu a gas Cal 742 3502 heat 51 acres $18 soo 00 9 12 4 c OTHER PROPERTY TO 6 ROOMS and u ty room CHOOSE FROM upsta rs 4 rooms and ut 1 ty HENRY E CLELAND room downsta rs Large BROKER yard Cal 992 7227 anyt me after p m !92 2259 9 2 31p If no answer 991 2568 3 BEDROOM house on L nco n H I v ng room k tchen bath and ut I ty room extra large lot over 1 acre Has driveway $13 000 Call Sundav after 12 noon on weekdays after S p m 992 32•7 Vi!(jll B r I,; fllr d ',, TEAFORD Br IJ~ 8 s lie '- 1 llllf/l.f•fhdilll '.J,,.,j For Free Est1mate Ph. 742·6271 READY MIX CONCRETE del vered right to your pro[ect Fast and easy Free est mates Phone 992 3284 Goegleln Ready M x Co M ddleport Oh o 6 30 lie ------- SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rales Ph 4~6 -4782 Gallipot s John Russel Owner and Operator 5 12 II< x 45 MOB LE hom~ wllh new turn ture on acre lot w th good wei and sept c tank Land conta ns sma l pond FURNISHED Call 742 38 o 9 2 4fc 2 BEDROOMS - Nice bath and k lchen carporl and large 4 x 65 TRAILER 2 bedroom very good cond to Phone 773 rver lot Ask ng $10 500 00 S80S NEW LISTING 8 22 ffc SPEC IAL 7 rooms good balh reasonable kllchen front and back porches Clly water A1r Cond1t1oners gas Oh o Power 52800 00 Awnmgs NEW liSTING Underpmnmg OUT - New 3 bedroom home a r cond I oned washer and Co mp etc mob le home dryer bar n k !chen Obi sink se rv cc - plus g gant c palo Md garage 65 of land d splay of mob e homes $19 000 00 alway s ava lab e al NEW LISTING NEAR 5TOR ES - I block from MILLER cou rthouse 7 rooms and storage 2 Apartments shou ld • MOBILE HOMES be renovaled nfo good Income 1220 Wnh nglon Blvd property Only 53500 oo 423 7511 BELPRE 0 NEW LISTING 1N TOWN - 2 bedrooms wllh 1 large closers modern kllchen large living w fh gas fireplace Real Estate For Garage and full basement HOUSE n R"c ne iJ room a 1 1 $16 500 00 blltha buement and new GOOD BUSINESS bv 11 In k !Chen Co 94~ 380 TAXI Sl: Rill CE - 31ale model or 446 7615 9 9 61< cabs In good condl llon 2 have HOUSE lor III Ii oc~tted n power and a r For qu ck sale Brndbury Ca 992 1363 l)fter of 16500 00 6 pm BE ONE JUMP AHEAD AND 9 5 301c BUY IT NOW PROPERTY IS ON THE RISE 7 ROOM hOUU w lh bOih n Rut and air cond 1 oned <:aroetecs gas furn•c• dish wnher double oYe" reno• d~ublo gorogo Iorge cerporl 4 acres cltlred and fenc1d sme l barn and other bul dlnps Phone 614 7~2 683~ 5 30 ttc -------------- Pleasant R1dge Road POMEROY OHIO " -------- ExcAvAT;o--ooze~-l;rge and sma Backhoes and oaders on track and t res Dump truck - Lo boy ser vice Septic tanks Instal ed George I B II) Putllns phone 992 2478 or 992 7402 2 9 lie J ------------- - ----- -- I NORTH IDI +K 108 2 '1054 +A4 • J7532 +765 I TO YOUR SPECIFICATION Drck Vaughan 992 3374 Big Capo en, l Moylog 'I Automatics 2 speoQ opero~on Cpo ce of water temps Auto water evel contrc.l L nt F itter or Power FIn 1\g Iaior Pertne Pnu l,loylog Holo of Hoal t Oryert Surround clofh~tt wll~ Qlnllo oven ~lftl No hOI I pOII no ovtrdrylng F no Mesh L nl Fi ller We Spoclollnln MA~TAO FURNITURE·~~~.~~:·' lor the Goose !lear Helen My w1fe IS consta1 tly IJattlng nty belly in front of company soylng or hnplying that middle Hgc has arrived She diS<:Usse• my thinnmg hair and other more per110nal SIIJilS of agrng as do U e other wives while their husbands are supposed to sit there and take 11 other day I decided to f1ght back I whacked her rump at the pool and remarked f'anny droop I J'han I sug~ested she skip the dessert our hostess offered and patted her double cl m I still haven t heard the last of 1t You destroyed me m front of all those people You don t love me 1 hingshkethat Tell me Helen why are these hypersensitive wives so 10 sens1t1ve where their husbands arc concerned - FOR 1'WOWAV GIRfH CONTROl nw Dear FTWGC Why not ask your wife? When she reahzes men too arc sens1hve about their age showing maybe she II cut the pubI c remarks - H NOTE fO WIVES Could thiS be you A bad remale tra1t (believe me ferrumsts 11 JS female) Is d1scussmg a husband as 1f he weren t there We do 11 with our children too right? - H +++ Dear Helen My father died ten months ago and my mother can t get over the loss He was her whole world She felt he could do no wrong Several tunes she wished she had died at the same bme as she couldn t poss1bly fmd another life Lately she has shown Signs of mterest mother people but she still says she could never serwusly consider remarnage smce no man could ever measure up to Dad Shes too young (a nd frankly top helpless ) for res1gned Widowhood An old fr1end of the fam1ly lS crazy about her He d make the best husband but she remams true to a memory though she enJOYS gomg out with h1m now Here s the problem that memory 1s false Aller Dads dealh I was sortmg out h1s papers and came across cancelled checks to a woman and letters from two other women which md1cated he was more than fnends with them l d suspected th1s for years so 11 was no shock but he successfully h1d h1s other l1fe from my mother I st1ll have these bits of eVIdence but thought 1t best to let Mom keep her 1llus10ns However 1f they re preven tlng her from havmg a good marnage should I stop prorectmg Dad? - ON A DILEMMAS HORNS Dear On It s nsky shattermg ulols Whtle the truth m1ght free your mother 11 could also emb1tter her or send her mto another w1th drawal per1od Smce she lS slowly recovermg lr.om her gr~ef why not put your hopes on the old friend ? HIS persuasiOn seems much better therapy than yours - H Rowan and Marl n 3 4 15 Mov e Eve Kn eve I 6 lJ 9 00 - lronStde 3 4 15 Moves L I Abner 4 8 To Calch A Thoef 0 9 30 - Just Jazz 20 33 10 oo - Streets of San Franmco 6 13 News 20 An American Famoly 33 NBC Foiles 3 4 15 11 00- NewsJ 4 6 8 13 15 11 30- Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Pro Football6 13 Moves The B ggest Bundle of Them All 8 Rid ng H gh 10 1 00 - News 13 4 20 II luklng p look at the fall fV seasons new olfcdn~s and grading eac h show for IL~ probable merit and chance of surv1vat t11h1y I m lakin~ a look at ABC IJkc CBS wh1ch more or less stood pat th1s season new progran1son ABC are not too numerous w1th no changes at all on SUnday Monday or Tuesday But heres what s new Bob & Carol & Ted & Ahcc Wednesdays 111 8 A lousy hme slot for an adult program based on a smm-<hrty mov1e I predict iL~ demise by m1d-aeason Exceller ce C-mmus su rvivability DIm nus Doc Elhol Wednesdays at 10 James Franc1scus wlll g1ve Owen Marshall one week off a month for thiS preposterous 1Jropos1tlon lor a ser1es about a doctor who actually makes house calls Nevertheless m1ddle Amfnca loves medical Amenca and an added asset IS 1'ranc1scus In a starring role Excellence B surv ivabil ity B mmus Toma Thursdays at 8 Another detective ser1es (when w11llt end?) starrmg Tony Musante in this case Its about a loner type of cop w1th a theme that sounds 1mplaus1ble but may be fa1rly entcrtalnrng Excellence C-mmus surv1Vab1hty Cmmus Adam s R b Frldoys at 9 JO Ken Howard and Blythe Danner Will never replace Spencer Tracy and Katharme Hepburn m what was a dandy 1949 mov1e about a pair of lawyers But the premise of the battle of the sexes carr1ed mto the courtroom w1th Howard the prosecutor and Danner the defense counsel offers a good format for var1atwns and subplots that may make thiS one or the best of the entr1es th1s season It fat-es stiff lime slot competition however so don t hold your breath Excellence B surv1Vab1h ty D.plus ABC Suspense Mov1e Saturdays at 8 30 These made lor TV n1cks may be fa1rly good With some excellent ones perhaps But they confront a hneup of NBC not-made for TV films of fau-ly h1gh cahbre and - worse still - CBS smash lmeup of M A-SH Mary Tyloer Moore and Bob Newhart s somewhat-reVIsed format Excellence C surv1vab1hty D.plus The S1x Mllhon Dollar Man Saturdays at 8 30 This <hnw w1ll alternate w1th the mov1e above on a once-a month bas1s We Jfl]Jd1tJ!®H..I 14tfw~/J ~ by THOMAS JOSEPH A<:I!OSS ountcl l ~ 1gn 5 Ccld car h Naut ca l d1rcctmn 18 Hcvcai 22 lack 1g 7 s n riel n H I c1 the I veta wt trl t1 Old soldi ers mementos ( 2 w lo ) J 3 V rtuuu s 9 G 15 I ovc m Ye~terday ~Answer 22 35 I ahor 2G Sunde 30 Ancs thetiC 33 S c1han v !como 14 Su iTer. £rom 36 Key of the Med1t ( aiJbr ) 37 Qucs and JK Drunkaru 39 Sountl fr m a Co rr du 40 lmmc dtately rn Mun ~te r 17 Eye 19 Wear away ~0 liar J I ck guy 21 M nu • source 24 Betray ( hyph wd) umon Bcdc 2a lr sh county Leghorn Ezra - pies t,; aviar 2~ mounta u ur right 16 Poet 1 r n<: 27 Aide tree (Sco t 28 Lecturer ' drsplays 29 Anc ent Pers1an 31 F10l c 32 Shrc I 34 Sec 12 AcrO!iS ( 2 wd• 41 I rust cc 42 ,_J ,_. 43 Unscramble these foor Jumbleo, one letter to each square to form four ordinary words rq t10n 10 fur 1 can r1ver tl ] fC:.I !i Uf~ l 12 C me iigau st the throne (2 wds I 14 Of the 3 J! 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n I ca e Ynr DICK TRACY HE KNOWS HESGOtNCoON SHOW UP HE WAATS I-llS CUT OFF SO HE BE IDENTIFI C.LOVE FILED CUSTODIAN~ AUINCo WITH EVIDENCE <mlEP UNSO TELL A LOT IF tT C:Cl o~LD Tl + KQ92 +AJ9743 n 'AJ • Q 109 +104 None vulneraole West North East South I+ Dble JN T Pass Pass Pass Open ng lead- •2 By Oswald & James Jacoby Mach nes Service on al makes Reasonable rates The Sew ng Center Mid dleport Oh o 11 1611c : H (,o)t)d BY PAUL CRABTREE SOUTH 0 EL N Aa~d-wh~;-se w~g ,' Dick 1 '~ rt~lly know 1 how to cui "" Whnt EAST +Q5 'K863 t K86 'Q972 alum num s d ng Storm Doors and w ndows cor ports Marquees and Railing Phone Charles L sle Syracuse Ohio Carl Jacob Sa es Representat ve v v Johnson and Son Inc 6 22 lfc --------------- lh lit It 11 Bollt I +AJ83 WEST +6 FORFREE-~tm;~~~n -- --------------- Foresees end play, fo1ls 1t ----- CUT WRAPPED FROZEN 741 4211 WIN AT BRIDGE SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 303S 10 4 lie SE W NG MACHiNES-R-;palr service al makes 992 228.4 The Fabric Shop Pomeroy Author zed S nger Sa es and Serv ce We Sha pen Sc ssors 3 29 lie .... RUTlAND 10 30 - Baffle 3 A 15 $10 000 Pyramid 8 10 Mike Douglass 6 From lhe Hils 33 • t1 00 - Gambit 8 10 Password 13 Wizard ol Odds 3 4 IS Societies n Trans lion 33 t1 30 - Hoi ywood Squares 3 4 5 Brady Bunch 13 Bowl ng 6 Love of L fe 8 10 Episode Act on 33 11 55 - CBS News 8 Don Imel s World 10 12 00 - Jeopardy 3 15 Password 6 News s 10 13 Sesame St 33 Bob Brauns SO 50 Club 4 12 30-3Ws3 IS Spii!Second6 SearchforTomorrow8 10 12 55 - NBC News 3 15 1 00 - All My Chi dren 6 13 News 3 Nol For Women On y 15 Sew ng Skills 33 Concenlral on 8 What s My Line 10 1 30- 3 On A Match 3 4 15 Let s Make A Dea 6 13 As lhe World Turns 8 10 Film 33 2 oo - Days of Our Lives 3 4 15 Newlywed Game 13 6 Guld ng Llghf 8 10 Masterp ece Thealre 33 ~ 2 3Q - Doctors 3 4 15 Edge of Night 8 10 G rl n My 1.. fe 6 13 3 00 - Price s Righi 8 10 Musical Encounter 33 Anolher World 3 4 15 General Hosp tal 6 13 3 30 - Return of Peyton Place 3 15 One Lie to Live 13 Secrel Storm 10 Phil Donahue 4 Malch Game 73 e Fllnfslones 6 Film 33 4 00 - Mister Carloon 3 Love "-mer can Slyle 13 Somerset 15 Sesame St 33 In School Preview 20 I Love Lucy 8 Movie Harriet Craig 10 Speedracer 6 4 30 - My Little Marge 15 Green Acres 3 Jeopardy 4 I Love Lucy 6 Gill gan s Island 13 Hazel 8 About Ins de Flash Outside 20 5 00- Bonanza 3 Mr Rogers 20 33 Big Valey 6 Western Slar Theater 15 Merv Grill n 4 Andy Griff n 8 I Dream of Jeannie 13 5 30 - Elec Co 33 Gomer Pyle USMC 13 Beverly H lib Illes 8 ,Hodgepodge Lodge20 Trails WesiiS D ck Van Dyke4 5 oS - Earl Nlghtlnga e 15 6 00 - News 3 4 B 15 News 6 3 10 Sesame Sl 20 Milestones of Progress 33 6 30 - NBC News 3 4 15 ABC News 6 CBS News 8 10 L las Yoga & You 33 Hogans Heroes 13 7 00 - What s My Line 8 News 10 Beat Ihe Clock~ Elec Co 20 Course ol Our Tlmes33 Trulh or Conseq 3 6 Leis Make A Deal13 Call ofthe West 15 Coaches Commenls 5 1 3{}-Hollywood Squares 3 To Tell the Truth 6 Wild K1ngdom 10 Beat the Clock 13 Zoom 20 Looking Ahead 33 To be • announced 15 Sale ofthe Centory 4 Ozz e s G rls 8 8 00- The Wallons 8 10 Playhouse New York B1ography 33 2 11 lie sale - -- TI1URSDAY SEPT 13 1973 00 - Sunrise Seminar 4 Sacred l-1earl 10 15 - America s Problems o 10 - Farm Report 13 25 - Paul Harvey 13 6 30 - Columbus Today A B be Answrs 8 Paflerns lor Living 13 News 6 6 45 - Corncob Report 3 Farmt me 10 7 OOR - Today 3 ~ 15 CBS News 8 10 Fl nlsfones 13 Romper oom6 7 30 - Rocky 8. Bu lwlnkle13 New Zoo Revue6 B OOL - Capf Kangaroo 10 8 Sesame Sl 33 New Zoo Revue 13 assle 6 8 30 - New Zoo Revue6 D ck Van Dykel3 8 55 - News 13 9 00 - Paul Dixon 4 Ph Donahue 15 Friendly Juncl on 10 AM 3 Mr Rogers 33 Brady Bunch 6 Abbott and Cos lei o 8 Moble A Girl Named Tamlke 13 9 30 - To Tell the Trulh 3 W ld Wild West6 Eleclr c Company 33 5ecret Storm 8 9 55 - Chuck Wh le Reports 10 ;:: 10 ~ - Dinah Shore 3 IS Lllas Yoga & You 33 Jokers w I<( 10 6 6 6 6 EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe work sepllc tanks nstalled dump trucks and o boys for hire w I haul f It d rt top sol limestone and gravel Ca ll Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n ghl phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 ---------- 1----------..J --------------,. ___ _____ ____ _ _________ ___ _ p 5 1 lfc The Shop , cust om meat cuttmg" ..... _·--o.: "'\ ---- -- ---------- g,:; C BRADFORD Auctioneer Camp ete Serv ce Phone 949 3821 Rae ne Oh o Critt Bradford p,,IH!-II,y, ()f1111 I',J/,'1 10 ° On Most American Cars - GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 ASK US ABOUT PRE F~BRICATEO --------------BEAUTIFUL walnut s ereo ------ - __ _ 2\S N Second Phone 992 3509 24 Hour Serv1ce All wC!rk guaranteed 6 5 lie UPHOLSTER your own fu n ture We have a the sup P es vou w I need Upho ste y Fab cs a verv Ia ge se ect on ot ny ons velvets Her cu on v ny s - n co ton pr nts also remnant s Foam for cus h ons and padd ng Burlap den ms cam br c foam glue z ppers spr ngs and c ps ch pboa ds egs sew ng thread dacron acks webb ng welt cord cottorr sw vel bases and a ----- - --. -- other supp es vou wil [leed 4 ROOM turn shed apartments New furn ture at ow low Wal o wa I ca pet ng c ose p ces Pomeroy Recovery n town Call 992 ·3658 622 E Ma n 992 7554 9 11 3tc 8 3 30 c FURN ISHED two bedroom mob e home on Spr ng 972 YAMAHA 350 Roadb ke 1500 Ca 742 3295 Avenue n Pome oy Ca 992 9 12 3 c 3429 ~ 11 61p 973 Z G ZAG SE W l'jG ---MACH NOS left n layaway ROOMS by the week $18 up AI bu t n to buttonho e do Me os nn Pomeroy s e ch sew ng and fancy 7 2 tfc s ch ng Pay lUSt $48 75 cash o terms available Trade ns PRIVATE meet ng room for accep ted Phone 992 2984 any organ zat on phone 992 9 2 6tc 3975 311tfc ELECTROLUX Vacuum C eeners comp lete w h at 2 BeDROoM~Pa-·;;;;; -w- h ta ch ments cordw ndet and ba n and p en y of c osets pant spray Used but n 1 ke Hardwood floors n ce new cond ton Pay S34 45 cab nets n k tcl'1en New f oor cash or budget p an ava able cover ng n k tchen and bath Phone 992 2984 Sma yard and garage No 9 2 61c pets Ca ll Tracy Whaley 130 L nco n H 992 3054 mproved Z pp es the 9 9 6tc NEW ron f) fl now w th g eat ----· V tam n C Nelson Drug TWO TRAILER ots n M d 9 12 lip dlepo "J dup ex n Brad bury phone before 6 p m 992 MObile Homes For Sale 5693 ---9 10 5tc: CASH pa d tor a makes and models of mob le homes HOUSE FOR ren - 6 ooms Phone area code 614 423 9531 and bath fu basement • 13 lie Pome oy ca 99 2 7.443 ------ __ Heal ng Air Cond Relrrgerallon Plumbing Eleclr~~al Appliances Alto A r Cond Res denttal or Commercial 13 Ses~me Slretl ?O 6 30 - Newt 3 4 6 8 10 IS H ve opmenl 33 7 00 - News 10 What ogan • Heroes l3 lne Clock~ Anylhln~ ~~ L~ne 80 Trulh or Conseq 3 6 Bear KnQW Your Schools 33 u an o 13 Elec Co 10 Soln l ll 1 30 - How Do Your Chid G the Money 4 To Tell Ihe t~~lh ;QWSa210 ffthlsode A ~ llon 33 On 8 00 - Adam 123 4 15 S eo eCenturyB 6 13 Noru~am lh onny & Cher 8 10 Love Thy Neighbor 8 30 - Movies In Ihe ~;:,u~fdlh 3N31 Mhteasure For Measure 20 13 g 3 • l She Lives 6 9 00 - Connon 8 10 Book Bear 20 ~ ~ - Man Bu Ids Man Destroys 20 33 20 Owen Mar5hal16 13 Homewood 33 1 00 -- ~eews nws 3 468101315 13 ;g;'U',y,~-:;s~n 3 r1s ~v Times 6 13 Mov es Hunlers 1 00 - News 13 ~ a m prlngs Weekend 10 Wheel A11gnment 15.55 992 2094 606 E Mam Pomeruy Helen Help Us. • • Po;.on~m/ •~d 88 ~~avlor~ 85., N~w• EXPERT POMEROY HOME & AUTO ROOFING CO. ----------- By Mrs Herbert Roush Mr and Mrs Dean Sayre of NO HUNT NG or trespassi ng on th ese farms ocated n the Middletown Pa spent a Nease Se tt em en area v g 1 week s vacatwn w1th h1s Hamm Wa ace Am be ge Helen Baer and Cha le s parents Mr and Mrs Herbert Yost Sayre and Dav1d While here 9 6 61p ---they attended the R1ver Rat TO SCHOOL Spec a party at Waterford at the home BACK New 4 drawer knee hole desk eadv to be finished Th s of Mr and Mrs Norman Styer on y S24 95 Cash & week Others attendmg were Mr and Carry Pomeroy Recove y 622 E Ma n Te ephone 992 Mrs Herbert Sayre and Dave 7554 Mrs Dorothy Glenn 966 ( Mr and Mrs Russell Roush attended the homecommg at Jackson Chapel Church Mt Alto W Va Sunday Mr and Mrs Gary Miller of Mansfield spent the Labor Day weekend w1th Charles Lawson and lam1ly Carl Robmson of Norfolk Ya spent Labor Day weekend 9 9 life _. With Mr and Mrs Herbert MOB LE home space Baer s Shields Mr and Mrs Chr1ss1e Market Syracuse Powell and Mrs Bertha 8 26 lfc ON YOUR DIAL Robinson TRAILER Browns Tra er Dav1d Sayre and Mrs Pa k M ne sv I e Phone 992 3324 Dorothy Glenn called on Mr 9 7 tfc and Mrs Herbert Roush and Help Wanted Roger Tuesday evemng Auto Sales BA8YS TTER waned Ca 1992 2904 after 5 or 992 9965 Ford Ga a;cle soo \75 1967 9 12 31p 1963 S90 f.ionda rebui eng ne s 75 Cal 6 4 667 6296 after 5 A LOCAL company has m P m The Almanac mecl ate open ngs tor th e 9 6 6tv fol ow ng pos t ons By United Press Iuternational Account ng C e k VOLKSWAG~N Ca 992 Today IS Wednesday Sept 12 Knowledg e and eKpe ence n 1~69 6021 the 25Sth day Of 1973 w1th llO to cos account ng or pav o 9 Jtc euent a1 Open ngs on he follow following sh It~ 8 a m t 1 4 968 DODGE Da 6 cy noer Pm 4 pm t 2 m clnlght The moon IS m 1ts full phase exce l ent running cond liOn 120 118am S800 Ca I 949 2'815 after 6 p m The mormng stars are Mars 2 Ott ce secrelar es - Dv es 9 11 3 c nc: ude tvp ng d ctat on and Saturn f I ng Open ng on same shlf s The evemng stars are Mer 969 RAMBLER l500 Phone I sted above 992 7631 j Personne Ass st"n cury Venus and Juprter 9 1 111< Respons ble fo ec ulting Th~e born on thiS date are and screen ng o emplovees nterv ewino o SALE or lrade 1970 Ford Des re Wlder the s1gn of V1rgo Ga a:t e 500 A r condit on no counsel ng ell.per ence french entertamer Maur1ce Pr ce 5900 Phone 949 2 15 C E•cel ent sa lar es anclfL nge w R ce benet ts Send br ef resum cot Chevalier was born Sept 12 9 12 31P work h story and educa on 1888 Send a I rep es to Sox 729 S n care ot The 01.1 y Sen ti nel 1~70 CHEVROLET ftuck J• ton On this day m hlstor) w th 8 7 ft camper Ca 1 A82 F'om eroy Oh o In 1609 Henry Hudson ......, _, 29 15 9 2 If< ....., 97 6 p discovered what IS now known WOMAN for bookkeeper and as the Hu9son R1ver genera off ce work Sugllr 1962 C"-D LLAC lair COnd I qn Run Flour M I Pome oy In 1922 the Protestant Ca l 992 2~74 Oh o Ep1scopal House~ of Bishops 9 I 31C 9 I 3 c ---~ voted 36 to 27 to take the " 1 t TUTE comblnat on bus obey out of the mamage SUBST dr vcr and teachers ., ae for For Sale or Trade 19 73 74 Meigs Communlly ceremony CHEVY 2 door hi New School Send app ca t ons o 1965 pant rebu 327 Eng ne 4 Jn 1966 Amerrca s Gemrm 2 Gene Wood R 4 Pomeroy speed m.,g whet 1 Must t-o ll dockPd w1th an Agena space Oh o c~ 992 1391 966( vehicle 9 12 6lp We talk to you • 1 a the area around Meters ASSI&.tllnt M ne Foreman Nos 8'9 to 93 P ~au phon e u derground 1 Sect ion 31 8 6382 Fo r~man Surtace M n• 9Hp Foren a Rec amatlon ForemAn Persona applying shou ld hOld v-at c1 foreman cert I cat on papers (Oh o or Pets For Sale have su tt c en! eKper ence to app Y for State examlnat on F»AR:KV EW l<enneh Poodtes Salary Con mensurale with 1 tov male end l ~em a e E•per enc~ Excellent Phone 992 5•0 Benetts TO APPLY Wrlle 7 IS II< or Phone Personnel 0 ePa t men t c en tr a I Olvls on Conso dat on Coe l For Sale Company Cad z Oh o !13907 BRUSI-1 HO GS ~KS II phone Telephone 614 94245 ? AN 99l 5858 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY 7 5 tt c EMPLOYER 8 2 1 ftc _,_......_ 1973 1411. 10 MOBILE hom e washer a d dryer d sh Oh o BEAU TI C AN w th washer stalnleas st!e s hk 1 te se Ca 992 J?OS garbage d sponl eve lev e 9 1 3tc OYen range dacron polyes le r carpet arge ot Phone 742 COU PLE of e der y peop ~wan '083 someone o ve n and do gh 7 18 l housework Woman s but w I lake care of her husband Phone 992 2613 GROCERY business for sa e 9 11 3 c Bu ld ng for sale or ease Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m ROUTE wo ke s for Con o 10 p m for appo ntmenl so dated Foods Fu er B ush ....,.. 370ffc Top comm ss on Wr te R L Lent 637 H gh s reet 967 CHEVROLET 6 cylinder Nelsonv lie Oh o Or cal 753 automa c 4 door Earnest ne 594 Hayman Long Bot om Oh 0 9 I 31p Ca 985 39 o 9 9 6tc ----- Fairview '9 ll48~ lmmed WANT ADS INFORMATION Noltce DEADLINES 5 P M Day Before Pub cat on RUMMAGE Sa e Co ner of Mondav Oead ne 9 a m Locus 5 ree and Sycamore Cancel at on - Cer eel ons Now tlru Sep embe 8 h 9 W II be accepted unt 1 9 am to I'll m I 4 p m Ex cept $un Day of Pub cat on REGULATIONS day 9 12 5 p The Pub sher ese ves the Em ploym en! Wanted r ight o ed t o re ect any ads -----------·-·--F day and deemed ob ect ona The YARD Sae NG any me In my Sa turday Off Rt 124 on R BABYSITT Pub sher w I not be respons be home Ed th Rose Ant qu v 325 If h house Some an for mo e lhan one ncorrect Oh o 1 Ques anct good c oth ng nsert on 9 11 12Jc other n ce m sc terns RATES ----9 12 3 p For Want Ad Service W LL PA NT houses and roofs 5 cen s per Word one nsert on Free es ma es Ca 992 3974 FABR CS Bgges ttleshop n M n mum Charge 7Sc 9 5 21p the Mea over 500 yds 2 cents per word thr ee Po yester doub e kn H. n consecut ve nsert ons coord na ed co lo s New tal 18 cents per word s M. con sh pm ent us! ar ved al secutlve nsert ons Wanted To Buy f rst qua ty f om name b and 25 Per Cent 0 scount on pa d m s $4 98 va lues for $2 98 CALF feeder Phone 742 3985 ads and ads pad w th n 10 days S5 98 va lues for $3 79 S6 98 CARD OF THANkS 976c and S7 98values fo S3 98 A so & OBITUARY --·-----co on pr n s and so ds CORNER cupboards wa t $ SQ fo 50 wo d m n mum cr ushed ve vet and den m Each add tonal word 2c cupboards chests old guns You must see t to be\'i.eve I BLIND ADS any cond ton A so blue Ca o na Fabr cs on ffoute 7 Add I ona 2Sc Cha ge per decoratecl stoneware Wr te one ha f m e north of Ches e Adver sement P 0 Box 44 Mart nsburg Oh o a Henry Hun er OFFICE HOURS Ohio 4393S or cal 1 484 4440 es dence Or ve a tt e save after7pm B 30 a m o 5 00 p m Oa y a ot 8 JO a m to 12 00 Noon 8 8 901c 9 2 3tp Saturday NO 1 Copper 60c Radiators 30c brass 20c batter es 90c FOAM to f t your o d couch and each c ean dry G nseng cha r cush ens Standards ze NOTICE ON FILING roots S60 a b Yel ow root $4 only S9 95 Pomeroy OF INVENTORY May app e soc per b M A Recovery 622 E Man St eet AND APPRAISEMENT Ha I Reedsv le Call 378 992 7554 The Stale of Oh o Me gs 6249 8 31 30 c County Probate Court 7 Jl tfC To the Adm n sl a or of the estate to such of the to bw ng YARO SALE Thu Sday F day WANTED for auct on as are es dents of the State of household goods Too s most and Sa u day f om t 1 6 on Oh o v z - the surv v ng anyth ng of value Wil buy or old R 33 4 m es no h of spouse the next of k n he se I on com miss on Wil hau fa rgrounds benet c ar es under the w Ca 992 335 4 or 992 2792 31p and to he attorney or attorneys Hayman s 7 25 tfc ------represen ng any of the aforemen oned persons OLD turn lure oak tables Emma Put ns Deceased MEIGS County F sh & Game cocks ce bo)(es brass beds Assoc at on w have a M dd eport Oh o Sa l sbury compete d shes or " meet ng Wednesday Sep Townsh p No 20665 householcls Wr te M o en ber 12 7 30 p m Sy racuse You are hereby no fed tha t M er Rt -4 Pomeroy Oh o Club Room he nven ory and Ap ca 99 2 627 91 2c pra semen of the estate of the 5 13 lfc aforement oned deceased ate FIV E fam ly ya d sa le Se p 13 Qf sad County was f ed nth s 4 and 5 Stars 10 a m G g Court Sad Inven tory and Saw 895 Oak Tab e CB rad o For Rent Appra semdn w be for c o h ng fu n tu e m sc hearing before h s Court on the Fra{l~ Hudson res clence HOUSE FVR r~nt 5 rooms and 21st day of September 973 a bath Racine a ea Cat 992 ac oss f om Rae ne Food 10 oo o cock A M 5858 Ma kef Any pe son des r ng o f e 8 30 He 9 I 3 c excep ons h e eo mus f e hem at east f ve days p or to KOSeOT KOSMI'T CS & W GS 3 AND 4 ROOM turn shed and he da e set to hear n9 Se p ember Spec a s are unfurn shed apartments G ven under my hand and Lemon Fac a Bath Bath & Phone 992 5434 sea of said Cou t lh s 10th day Shower Ge Jr Fac al Mask 4l2tfc of Sep ember 1973 Kover Kates L qu d Rouge Ha r Sprays Shampoos K HOU SE FOR Rent 5 rooms and Mann ng D Webs er Beauty Ba rs Suntan Sp ay bath Rae ne area Ca I 992 Judge and ex oft ( o and others Phone He en Jane 5858 c e k of sa d Court Brown ~92 5 13 Many thanks 8 29 tfC to our new and regu ar By Ann B Watson customers Deputy C erk ROOM upsta rs furn shed 9 ttc 3 apa 19) 12 19 2tc tment on 6'28 E Man Street Pomeroy 9 1 Jtc Look For Our Moon I ghl Sale Ad lor ThiS Weekend BIG SAVINGS Wuods ate ope1 ingi are ava lab e nth& follow ing PANY Business Services YUU At W N I 00 You help a 1orn f'r r u d 1 1 post 91 vears of aS~ oc~t . : " '-as W~ ( h w lh It ~ I I &15 M l t P on bacj.. I d PI o eo Mrs & THINGS saw th • plot of this story about a man turned Into a super-human w1th sever'l mechanical parl3 The ld!b loved 11 I thought 11 stank Excellent., 0 survivability C Gr~ll Saturdays at 10 Ben Cartwright turns detective lill the pendulum owings from cowboys to t'OP3 ont-e again !.orne Greene plays an ag1ng pr1vate eye In a serms that has nothmg spe~1al to recommend It ~ except Lorne Greene Excellence 0plus survivability C Next time we lllook over NRC wh1ch 1s makmg the most changes or all : • ~ • • • : : • : • : : • : : • : : ' Anythmg can happen 1n match pomt games Here IS an example or a bnlllant senes of plays to make the d1fferenc~ between top and bottom East s double of one club was errat1c South s JUmp to three no-trump pure wh1msy South won the !1rst tnck w1th the ace of hearts over East s kmg He noted that the normal result would be four spades b1d and fiVe made He needed to make f1ve no trump for a good score and worked out a play for 11 based on the assumptiOn that East held the kmg of diamonds and king-queen of clubs He led his jack of hearts nght back West took h1s queen and led a th1rd heart _ Dummy s lU won"' d ~outh discarded a d1amond Then he proceeded to run off s1x spades wh1le dlscardmg two clubs from dummy When West showed out on the second spade East could see the end play I hat was due lo come off He al110 found a way to fol11t H1s f1rst discard was h1s last heart H1s next two were small diamonds to leave his king un protected Finally he chucked the deuce of clubs Now South led a club to dummy s ace East followed with the queen It was obvious to South that East was holding the king of clubs and king sman In diamonds He led dummy 1 jack of clubs East cashed two club tricks to hold South to four no trumpt 1NEWSPAPER EN ERP~ SE ASSN I Who \IOU? What ljOU darn' 1nth' natror~ lftrce? 10 M!!.1 6UT I CAN'T IMRO:>EON YOUR <3E.NER05 TY /\NY LONGER ALLEY COP MY MI\N SNUFFY BRINGS IT ltv ALL TH DADBURfiiTIME J-- · The blddlna has been Weol PUI Palo 1. Norrh Eill .. 4. Pass I"" p., P111 I+ POlS You South hold +Q 8 Ill 'I t A 4 +A K J I 7 What do you d 1 now I A- Bid 1 UlllfYitl~e thi Of II apllmlallc ltV.. <lllbl Your IUe&l ~~ ru tond at our~ here Arnold Grate• l ONE GOOD Ol.i MAYBE �I~ - 1'tll' Dully Sen line I Middleport Pomeroy 0 Sept 12 1971 .. ! el~!!!~~~..~og 14 - 1'hi DlulySentnK'l M1ddl~porl POIII<roy 0 &pt 12 1~73 lost Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! In Memory MEMORY IN ot our d<M 8 [~!htren~e~ 8 won111t:da~n~': b rlhday S~p l o~~d~:::" .. 11 ® I ochle wl h Secret teArs st flow What t munt to lose you NC) on11 will ever know Whenday~arcdarkanddr ea v And everyth nv goes w ong W11 snm to hear you wtl sper Chehelrl up and carry o I E•c me we see you P c ure you seem to sm e and SAY Oon 1 cry m on tv sleep ng we wll n eel aga n son e day 9 12 1 P -------IN LOV NG memory of Lee Denney on today h s b rth day Seplember 12 The clays are empty and he nlonts are ono But we keep remembe ng that we must go on You took part of us w ttl you when you went away And there s an emp v pla ce n our hearts today But you know we tove you and that we care Be happy with God and wa t for us there Sadly missed bY J udy Deanna and B an 9 12 H e ----------Card of Thanks WE WOULD I k.e o thank everyone for tl'le f ewers cards and phone cal s also a I the monetary g fts dur ng the I ness and death of Betty Adams Jackson Mrs M lclred Spencer 9 12 ltp -------------MARTHA Rose of Por t and R 0 w shes to thank those whO v s ted and sent cards wh le she was n the nosp tal and at home Martha Rose S gned Mrs 9 12 tp -----------I W SH o thank the Velerans Memor a Hosp tal and Staff for the care rece paten t there ved wh tea want to thank Or espec a ly Boonsue Dr S mon and all the nurses who were so k nd to me A thanks a so o those who sent cards and flowers Mrs Emma Hayman 9 2 ltp --------------- PUBLIC NOTICES Your R1ght to Know and tie ntormed of the tunc tons of you government are err bod ed n pub c no ces In that se f government charges a c t zens to be nformed th s newspaper urges every c t zen to read and study hese notices We strong y adv se those c t zens seek ng fu he ntormat on o exerc se her r ght of access to pub records and pub c mee ngs LEGAL NOTICE AN ORDINANCE PER TAINING TO THE PARKING OR STORAGE OF DISABLED MOTOR VEHICLES WHEREAS there are w th n the corporate m ts of the V 1 age of Rae ne Oh o certa n d smantled part a 'V d smant led wrecked 1unked non operat on d scarded or un censed motor veh c e and WHEREAS he park ng or storage of such motor veh cles te11d to mpede traff c n the streets reduce the value of private property create f re and other safety and hea h hazards and otherw se n terfere w th the comfo and wet be ng of the publ c NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED as follows by tlie Counc I of the vI age of Racine Oh o two th rds of all members electecl thereto conc:urr no SECTION I That no person firm c,r corporal on sha I park or store any d sab ed motor veh cle on any street or high way w th n sa d V lage or on the right of way thereof for a period of t me in e11.cess of 24 hours SECTION 2 That no person f rm or corporal on In control of any real property w th n sa d VII age whether as owner tenant occupant easee or otherwise shall park or store or perm t the parking or storage of any d sa bled veh cle on any such rea property for a per od of t me n e11.cess of 72 hours except as prov ded herein SECTION 3 Thai d sabled motor veh c e as !JSed herein sha I mean any motor vehic e wh Ch s not n an operating condll on or which has no Ya ue except for sa vage or junk. purposes or wh ch has not been I censed and lssuP.~ ad st net ve number and reg strat on mark. pursuant to Chapter 4503 at the Ohio Rev sed Code or wh ch does nord splay sa d d st net ve number and reg strat on mark Port ons of d sa bled motor vehicles such as fenders hoods rad ators motors etc shall be included In th s def n t on SECTION 4 That any motor vehicle parked or stored n v olaton of th s Ord nance after ten (lOl days notice of such v-iolat on to the owner of Ia d veh cle may be removed to a motor vehlc e pound or other place of storage and sha not be releaud except upon payment of tow ng and storage charges Veh c es so removed may be d sposed of n accordance w th the provis ons of Sect on 737 331 of the Oh o Rev sed Code SECTION 5 Thai n the even I the owner cannot be located or n the ev-ent h s address s unknown any motor veh cle par keel or stored n vio .et on of fhlt Ol'id nance after ten (10) d1y1 notice of su(h v otatlon to the person firm or corporation in contra of the real property upon wh ch motor veh c e s parked or stored may be rtmoved to .e motor Yeh cle pound or other place of storage and shall not be released e)(cept upon paymdllt of tow ng and storaoe and shaft not be released except upon payment of tow no and sto age charges Vehlc es so removed may be disposed ot n accordance w th the prcvls ons of Sect on 7J7 331 of the Oh o ReY sed Code SECT ON 6 Tha lhe prov slons of th s ord nanc:e lhllt not app y to Motor vehlc 11 parkecl or stored on real property n contra of a peraon firm o corporal on regu erly estab lshed and engag~~ in the bus ness or repa r ng or sa vag ng of motor ·~hlcres SECTION 7 Thai a olher orcUh4n..ces or parts of or dinenCJ's In confl ct w th the provision of th s o d nance ahall be and the 5ame hereby are repealed SECTION 8 Thai lh s or dln•nce shall take effect and be In force from and after the ••rllnl periOd II lowed by aw Mae c eland (91 11 19 21< Clerk 2 SIGNS Of QU"LITY Jll Po111eroy M ( otor o. 1'11 FOR:O TORINO soo Sl09S Coupe 1 owner car less than Jl 000 m les brown finish w th match ng ' nyl roof and v nyt nler or 30:1 V 8 eng ne standard transm ss on power stee ng and brake5 rad o really sharp 1970CHEVELLEMALIBU S169l 4 door gold f n sh spotless dean nter or V 8 eng ne automat c power steering rad o A honey of a buy 1970 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill S1395 .4door V ll automat c; power steenng rad o good t res blue f n sh spot es~ nter or Pbmeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY OHIO HeIP Wanfed c~~~/h~~ g~ \J ~sci~~ 2g~ ~~:e ~~~,· { U~d·.'~;;.nu"n~1~ News Notes LARRY S MOBILE HOMES SALES Pomeroy, Oh1o ltke a person WMP0/1390 { KEYS AROU ND oon on Aug 31 o I he Pomeroy park ng Jot ----------....------ ROOFING FUR NACE CLEANING AND REPAIR AND PLUMBING ALL WEATHER MIDDLEPORT OHIO Phone 992 2550 P AND J HOME MAINTENANCE & REPAIR -- ---------.- ----- --- EXCELSIOR Sat Works E Main Sf Pomeroy AI k nds of sa t water pellets water nuggets block salt and own Oh o R ver Salt Phone 992 3891 rado apecombna on am tm rae! o 8 track ape deck Balances 14 68 or terms a e ava ab e Call '992 3965 c:-.c-.--:-:::--------~----9_:_7 tic KNAPP shoes new tal and w nter styles now out Ca 992 532~ 8 14 lfc ------------- ----------- -------------- OFFICE SUPPLIES and FURNITURE Pomeroy Home & Auto Slop In and See Our Floor Display Open I Till Monday lhru Salurday •o• E Ma1n Pomeroy 0 Dack's Hoard House STRIPPERS We Slrlp Pa in I Varn shes Elc lrom Furnllure Antiques Modern Melals No ruinous I yes or caust cs used P1ck Up Service Available We Buy & Sell Antiques D1ck Seyler Owner Kerr St Pomeroy 0 Phone 992 2798 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED DIJMP TRUCK SERVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE MODERN SANITATION JOHN TUCKER Rt 4 Pomeroy 0 992 3954 or !92 7349 Spec1altSI Wheel Alignment WOOD TRUSSES Bulttto Your Specs Delivered lo Job S1to HOGG &ZUSPAN 773 MATERIALS CO 5554 Mason W Vo II Musl Be Roghl or we w111 tt Righi From the laroe st Bul do~er Radlalor lo -::,ma est Heater Lore Nalhan 8 ggs Radtator Spec1ahst SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. Ph '1992 2174 Pomeroy WHEEL AI gnment located at Crossroads Rt 124 now ba ck to work Compete front end serv ce tune up and brake serv ce Whee s balanced electron ca ly A work guaranteed Reaso.nab e rates Phon e 742 3232 2 18 If< 8 4 JO Dally 112 Sal o ~ H Rawlings Sons B ld og M ddleporl 0 992 2101 0 DELL LK NSON smal eng ne sa es Real Estate For $ale and serv ce 820 3rd Stre 3 BEDROOM house 1 1 baths M ddleport Lawn mower and forma d n ng room 1 1 v ng cha n saw repa r F ee p ck.up room k chen tam ly room 2 and de verv Phone 992 3092 car garage full basement on Also Br ggs and Stratton and acre lot Located n R ggs "----Tecumseh parts Crest Manor Phore 992 3863 RON SHEPARD Floor Wal 8 22 301c before 3 p m ~nd a sk for Mr Remodel ng Ceram c t ile baths Bo)( 280 Rut and 742 lng e s or ca I Gene R ggs a 3664 985 3S95 or 992 S869 6 26 II< 8 26 li e MOB LE home repal E ec tr ca p um b ng and heat ng Phone 992 5858 W PRICE CONSTRUCTION Roofmg Spoutmg Porch Repa1r Com plete Home Remodeling --------------- 7 15 lie HARR SONS TV serv ce and se v cecal s Phone 992 2522 2 9 tfc DOZER and back hoe work ponds and sept c tanks d t ch ng serv ce top so 1 f I mestone B&K d rt Esc a vat ng Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 9 1 ttc 608 POMEROY Jack W Carsey Mgr Phone 992 2181 22 FT CAM PER put type Lay on And a schoo bus made n o ca mpe Phone 7.42 3437 9 1 Jlp ---------- -------------~- E MAIN._..._-6 POMEROY POMEROY 2 story frame J large bedrooms Bath 0 n ng W Ll,. TR M or cu t ees and shrubbe y also clean out room Love y k tel en with basements att cs and etc range and ots of cab nets Call 949 322 or 742 444 Ut I ty space Hoi water B3130tc heat A r cond Carpeted -~-----------DEAD STOCK - WI remnvjll Garage and storage Lois of at a reasonable char~;~e Ca I remade ng Close fo school 2~5 5514 and slore $19 500 oo 8 23 901C SYRACUSE NE GLERS FOR HOUSE Localed n new add I on CA LL GUY BUILDERS About 2 ~ years old Owner NEIGLER RAC NE OHIO has been transfer red J n ce 9 I 30 1p ·---- bedrooms w th closets TIME to check that o 1 o;:-gas Modern balh Ut illy space furnace tor winter D rty K tchen has lots of cab nets furnaces cost fuel and could cost a fe Call P & J Home Hardwood floors Carporl Ma ntenance 992 3509 215 N Large lot $20 000 00 Second Middleport MIDDLEPORT 8 23 301C 1 f oor p an 3 bedrooms Balh D n ng room New cab nets n the kitchen New furnace TV room New floor covertng Porches Full basemen! 2 car garage and workshop Double lot lfeal Estate For Sale Sl3 000 00 2 BEDROOM house J years o d RUTLAND carpet ng b g k tchen w th 1 story frame 3 n ce lots of cab nets acre of ground Rae ne Oh o ca bedrooms w lh closets Balh 949 4998 N ce k !chen and d n ng 9 121fc area Full basement w th shower Porches Storm 15 ACRES to sa e 5 room house bath and 2 car garage doors and w ndows Electric Natu a gas Cal 742 3502 heat 51 acres $18 soo 00 9 12 4 c OTHER PROPERTY TO 6 ROOMS and u ty room CHOOSE FROM upsta rs 4 rooms and ut 1 ty HENRY E CLELAND room downsta rs Large BROKER yard Cal 992 7227 anyt me after p m !92 2259 9 2 31p If no answer 991 2568 3 BEDROOM house on L nco n H I v ng room k tchen bath and ut I ty room extra large lot over 1 acre Has driveway $13 000 Call Sundav after 12 noon on weekdays after S p m 992 32•7 Vi!(jll B r I,; fllr d ',, TEAFORD Br IJ~ 8 s lie '- 1 llllf/l.f•fhdilll '.J,,.,j For Free Est1mate Ph. 742·6271 READY MIX CONCRETE del vered right to your pro[ect Fast and easy Free est mates Phone 992 3284 Goegleln Ready M x Co M ddleport Oh o 6 30 lie ------- SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rales Ph 4~6 -4782 Gallipot s John Russel Owner and Operator 5 12 II< x 45 MOB LE hom~ wllh new turn ture on acre lot w th good wei and sept c tank Land conta ns sma l pond FURNISHED Call 742 38 o 9 2 4fc 2 BEDROOMS - Nice bath and k lchen carporl and large 4 x 65 TRAILER 2 bedroom very good cond to Phone 773 rver lot Ask ng $10 500 00 S80S NEW LISTING 8 22 ffc SPEC IAL 7 rooms good balh reasonable kllchen front and back porches Clly water A1r Cond1t1oners gas Oh o Power 52800 00 Awnmgs NEW liSTING Underpmnmg OUT - New 3 bedroom home a r cond I oned washer and Co mp etc mob le home dryer bar n k !chen Obi sink se rv cc - plus g gant c palo Md garage 65 of land d splay of mob e homes $19 000 00 alway s ava lab e al NEW LISTING NEAR 5TOR ES - I block from MILLER cou rthouse 7 rooms and storage 2 Apartments shou ld • MOBILE HOMES be renovaled nfo good Income 1220 Wnh nglon Blvd property Only 53500 oo 423 7511 BELPRE 0 NEW LISTING 1N TOWN - 2 bedrooms wllh 1 large closers modern kllchen large living w fh gas fireplace Real Estate For Garage and full basement HOUSE n R"c ne iJ room a 1 1 $16 500 00 blltha buement and new GOOD BUSINESS bv 11 In k !Chen Co 94~ 380 TAXI Sl: Rill CE - 31ale model or 446 7615 9 9 61< cabs In good condl llon 2 have HOUSE lor III Ii oc~tted n power and a r For qu ck sale Brndbury Ca 992 1363 l)fter of 16500 00 6 pm BE ONE JUMP AHEAD AND 9 5 301c BUY IT NOW PROPERTY IS ON THE RISE 7 ROOM hOUU w lh bOih n Rut and air cond 1 oned <:aroetecs gas furn•c• dish wnher double oYe" reno• d~ublo gorogo Iorge cerporl 4 acres cltlred and fenc1d sme l barn and other bul dlnps Phone 614 7~2 683~ 5 30 ttc -------------- Pleasant R1dge Road POMEROY OHIO " -------- ExcAvAT;o--ooze~-l;rge and sma Backhoes and oaders on track and t res Dump truck - Lo boy ser vice Septic tanks Instal ed George I B II) Putllns phone 992 2478 or 992 7402 2 9 lie J ------------- - ----- -- I NORTH IDI +K 108 2 '1054 +A4 • J7532 +765 I TO YOUR SPECIFICATION Drck Vaughan 992 3374 Big Capo en, l Moylog 'I Automatics 2 speoQ opero~on Cpo ce of water temps Auto water evel contrc.l L nt F itter or Power FIn 1\g Iaior Pertne Pnu l,loylog Holo of Hoal t Oryert Surround clofh~tt wll~ Qlnllo oven ~lftl No hOI I pOII no ovtrdrylng F no Mesh L nl Fi ller We Spoclollnln MA~TAO FURNITURE·~~~.~~:·' lor the Goose !lear Helen My w1fe IS consta1 tly IJattlng nty belly in front of company soylng or hnplying that middle Hgc has arrived She diS<:Usse• my thinnmg hair and other more per110nal SIIJilS of agrng as do U e other wives while their husbands are supposed to sit there and take 11 other day I decided to f1ght back I whacked her rump at the pool and remarked f'anny droop I J'han I sug~ested she skip the dessert our hostess offered and patted her double cl m I still haven t heard the last of 1t You destroyed me m front of all those people You don t love me 1 hingshkethat Tell me Helen why are these hypersensitive wives so 10 sens1t1ve where their husbands arc concerned - FOR 1'WOWAV GIRfH CONTROl nw Dear FTWGC Why not ask your wife? When she reahzes men too arc sens1hve about their age showing maybe she II cut the pubI c remarks - H NOTE fO WIVES Could thiS be you A bad remale tra1t (believe me ferrumsts 11 JS female) Is d1scussmg a husband as 1f he weren t there We do 11 with our children too right? - H +++ Dear Helen My father died ten months ago and my mother can t get over the loss He was her whole world She felt he could do no wrong Several tunes she wished she had died at the same bme as she couldn t poss1bly fmd another life Lately she has shown Signs of mterest mother people but she still says she could never serwusly consider remarnage smce no man could ever measure up to Dad Shes too young (a nd frankly top helpless ) for res1gned Widowhood An old fr1end of the fam1ly lS crazy about her He d make the best husband but she remams true to a memory though she enJOYS gomg out with h1m now Here s the problem that memory 1s false Aller Dads dealh I was sortmg out h1s papers and came across cancelled checks to a woman and letters from two other women which md1cated he was more than fnends with them l d suspected th1s for years so 11 was no shock but he successfully h1d h1s other l1fe from my mother I st1ll have these bits of eVIdence but thought 1t best to let Mom keep her 1llus10ns However 1f they re preven tlng her from havmg a good marnage should I stop prorectmg Dad? - ON A DILEMMAS HORNS Dear On It s nsky shattermg ulols Whtle the truth m1ght free your mother 11 could also emb1tter her or send her mto another w1th drawal per1od Smce she lS slowly recovermg lr.om her gr~ef why not put your hopes on the old friend ? HIS persuasiOn seems much better therapy than yours - H Rowan and Marl n 3 4 15 Mov e Eve Kn eve I 6 lJ 9 00 - lronStde 3 4 15 Moves L I Abner 4 8 To Calch A Thoef 0 9 30 - Just Jazz 20 33 10 oo - Streets of San Franmco 6 13 News 20 An American Famoly 33 NBC Foiles 3 4 15 11 00- NewsJ 4 6 8 13 15 11 30- Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Pro Football6 13 Moves The B ggest Bundle of Them All 8 Rid ng H gh 10 1 00 - News 13 4 20 II luklng p look at the fall fV seasons new olfcdn~s and grading eac h show for IL~ probable merit and chance of surv1vat t11h1y I m lakin~ a look at ABC IJkc CBS wh1ch more or less stood pat th1s season new progran1son ABC are not too numerous w1th no changes at all on SUnday Monday or Tuesday But heres what s new Bob & Carol & Ted & Ahcc Wednesdays 111 8 A lousy hme slot for an adult program based on a smm-<hrty mov1e I predict iL~ demise by m1d-aeason Exceller ce C-mmus su rvivability DIm nus Doc Elhol Wednesdays at 10 James Franc1scus wlll g1ve Owen Marshall one week off a month for thiS preposterous 1Jropos1tlon lor a ser1es about a doctor who actually makes house calls Nevertheless m1ddle Amfnca loves medical Amenca and an added asset IS 1'ranc1scus In a starring role Excellence B surv ivabil ity B mmus Toma Thursdays at 8 Another detective ser1es (when w11llt end?) starrmg Tony Musante in this case Its about a loner type of cop w1th a theme that sounds 1mplaus1ble but may be fa1rly entcrtalnrng Excellence C-mmus surv1Vab1hty Cmmus Adam s R b Frldoys at 9 JO Ken Howard and Blythe Danner Will never replace Spencer Tracy and Katharme Hepburn m what was a dandy 1949 mov1e about a pair of lawyers But the premise of the battle of the sexes carr1ed mto the courtroom w1th Howard the prosecutor and Danner the defense counsel offers a good format for var1atwns and subplots that may make thiS one or the best of the entr1es th1s season It fat-es stiff lime slot competition however so don t hold your breath Excellence B surv1Vab1h ty D.plus ABC Suspense Mov1e Saturdays at 8 30 These made lor TV n1cks may be fa1rly good With some excellent ones perhaps But they confront a hneup of NBC not-made for TV films of fau-ly h1gh cahbre and - worse still - CBS smash lmeup of M A-SH Mary Tyloer Moore and Bob Newhart s somewhat-reVIsed format Excellence C surv1vab1hty D.plus The S1x Mllhon Dollar Man Saturdays at 8 30 This <hnw w1ll alternate w1th the mov1e above on a once-a month bas1s We Jfl]Jd1tJ!®H..I 14tfw~/J ~ by THOMAS JOSEPH A<:I!OSS ountcl l ~ 1gn 5 Ccld car h Naut ca l d1rcctmn 18 Hcvcai 22 lack 1g 7 s n riel n H I c1 the I veta wt trl t1 Old soldi ers mementos ( 2 w lo ) J 3 V rtuuu s 9 G 15 I ovc m Ye~terday ~Answer 22 35 I ahor 2G Sunde 30 Ancs thetiC 33 S c1han v !como 14 Su iTer. £rom 36 Key of the Med1t ( aiJbr ) 37 Qucs and JK Drunkaru 39 Sountl fr m a Co rr du 40 lmmc dtately rn Mun ~te r 17 Eye 19 Wear away ~0 liar J I ck guy 21 M nu • source 24 Betray ( hyph wd) umon Bcdc 2a lr sh county Leghorn Ezra - pies t,; aviar 2~ mounta u ur right 16 Poet 1 r n<: 27 Aide tree (Sco t 28 Lecturer ' drsplays 29 Anc ent Pers1an 31 F10l c 32 Shrc I 34 Sec 12 AcrO!iS ( 2 wd• 41 I rust cc 42 ,_J ,_. 43 Unscramble these foor Jumbleo, one letter to each square to form four ordinary words rq t10n 10 fur 1 can r1ver tl ] fC:.I !i Uf~ l 12 C me iigau st the throne (2 wds I 14 Of the 3 J! 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n I ca e Ynr DICK TRACY HE KNOWS HESGOtNCoON SHOW UP HE WAATS I-llS CUT OFF SO HE BE IDENTIFI C.LOVE FILED CUSTODIAN~ AUINCo WITH EVIDENCE <mlEP UNSO TELL A LOT IF tT C:Cl o~LD Tl + KQ92 +AJ9743 n 'AJ • Q 109 +104 None vulneraole West North East South I+ Dble JN T Pass Pass Pass Open ng lead- •2 By Oswald & James Jacoby Mach nes Service on al makes Reasonable rates The Sew ng Center Mid dleport Oh o 11 1611c : H (,o)t)d BY PAUL CRABTREE SOUTH 0 EL N Aa~d-wh~;-se w~g ,' Dick 1 '~ rt~lly know 1 how to cui "" Whnt EAST +Q5 'K863 t K86 'Q972 alum num s d ng Storm Doors and w ndows cor ports Marquees and Railing Phone Charles L sle Syracuse Ohio Carl Jacob Sa es Representat ve v v Johnson and Son Inc 6 22 lfc --------------- lh lit It 11 Bollt I +AJ83 WEST +6 FORFREE-~tm;~~~n -- --------------- Foresees end play, fo1ls 1t ----- CUT WRAPPED FROZEN 741 4211 WIN AT BRIDGE SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 303S 10 4 lie SE W NG MACHiNES-R-;palr service al makes 992 228.4 The Fabric Shop Pomeroy Author zed S nger Sa es and Serv ce We Sha pen Sc ssors 3 29 lie .... RUTlAND 10 30 - Baffle 3 A 15 $10 000 Pyramid 8 10 Mike Douglass 6 From lhe Hils 33 • t1 00 - Gambit 8 10 Password 13 Wizard ol Odds 3 4 IS Societies n Trans lion 33 t1 30 - Hoi ywood Squares 3 4 5 Brady Bunch 13 Bowl ng 6 Love of L fe 8 10 Episode Act on 33 11 55 - CBS News 8 Don Imel s World 10 12 00 - Jeopardy 3 15 Password 6 News s 10 13 Sesame St 33 Bob Brauns SO 50 Club 4 12 30-3Ws3 IS Spii!Second6 SearchforTomorrow8 10 12 55 - NBC News 3 15 1 00 - All My Chi dren 6 13 News 3 Nol For Women On y 15 Sew ng Skills 33 Concenlral on 8 What s My Line 10 1 30- 3 On A Match 3 4 15 Let s Make A Dea 6 13 As lhe World Turns 8 10 Film 33 2 oo - Days of Our Lives 3 4 15 Newlywed Game 13 6 Guld ng Llghf 8 10 Masterp ece Thealre 33 ~ 2 3Q - Doctors 3 4 15 Edge of Night 8 10 G rl n My 1.. fe 6 13 3 00 - Price s Righi 8 10 Musical Encounter 33 Anolher World 3 4 15 General Hosp tal 6 13 3 30 - Return of Peyton Place 3 15 One Lie to Live 13 Secrel Storm 10 Phil Donahue 4 Malch Game 73 e Fllnfslones 6 Film 33 4 00 - Mister Carloon 3 Love "-mer can Slyle 13 Somerset 15 Sesame St 33 In School Preview 20 I Love Lucy 8 Movie Harriet Craig 10 Speedracer 6 4 30 - My Little Marge 15 Green Acres 3 Jeopardy 4 I Love Lucy 6 Gill gan s Island 13 Hazel 8 About Ins de Flash Outside 20 5 00- Bonanza 3 Mr Rogers 20 33 Big Valey 6 Western Slar Theater 15 Merv Grill n 4 Andy Griff n 8 I Dream of Jeannie 13 5 30 - Elec Co 33 Gomer Pyle USMC 13 Beverly H lib Illes 8 ,Hodgepodge Lodge20 Trails WesiiS D ck Van Dyke4 5 oS - Earl Nlghtlnga e 15 6 00 - News 3 4 B 15 News 6 3 10 Sesame Sl 20 Milestones of Progress 33 6 30 - NBC News 3 4 15 ABC News 6 CBS News 8 10 L las Yoga & You 33 Hogans Heroes 13 7 00 - What s My Line 8 News 10 Beat Ihe Clock~ Elec Co 20 Course ol Our Tlmes33 Trulh or Conseq 3 6 Leis Make A Deal13 Call ofthe West 15 Coaches Commenls 5 1 3{}-Hollywood Squares 3 To Tell the Truth 6 Wild K1ngdom 10 Beat the Clock 13 Zoom 20 Looking Ahead 33 To be • announced 15 Sale ofthe Centory 4 Ozz e s G rls 8 8 00- The Wallons 8 10 Playhouse New York B1ography 33 2 11 lie sale - -- TI1URSDAY SEPT 13 1973 00 - Sunrise Seminar 4 Sacred l-1earl 10 15 - America s Problems o 10 - Farm Report 13 25 - Paul Harvey 13 6 30 - Columbus Today A B be Answrs 8 Paflerns lor Living 13 News 6 6 45 - Corncob Report 3 Farmt me 10 7 OOR - Today 3 ~ 15 CBS News 8 10 Fl nlsfones 13 Romper oom6 7 30 - Rocky 8. Bu lwlnkle13 New Zoo Revue6 B OOL - Capf Kangaroo 10 8 Sesame Sl 33 New Zoo Revue 13 assle 6 8 30 - New Zoo Revue6 D ck Van Dykel3 8 55 - News 13 9 00 - Paul Dixon 4 Ph Donahue 15 Friendly Juncl on 10 AM 3 Mr Rogers 33 Brady Bunch 6 Abbott and Cos lei o 8 Moble A Girl Named Tamlke 13 9 30 - To Tell the Trulh 3 W ld Wild West6 Eleclr c Company 33 5ecret Storm 8 9 55 - Chuck Wh le Reports 10 ;:: 10 ~ - Dinah Shore 3 IS Lllas Yoga & You 33 Jokers w I<( 10 6 6 6 6 EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe work sepllc tanks nstalled dump trucks and o boys for hire w I haul f It d rt top sol limestone and gravel Ca ll Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n ghl phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 ---------- 1----------..J --------------,. ___ _____ ____ _ _________ ___ _ p 5 1 lfc The Shop , cust om meat cuttmg" ..... _·--o.: "'\ ---- -- ---------- g,:; C BRADFORD Auctioneer Camp ete Serv ce Phone 949 3821 Rae ne Oh o Critt Bradford p,,IH!-II,y, ()f1111 I',J/,'1 10 ° On Most American Cars - GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 ASK US ABOUT PRE F~BRICATEO --------------BEAUTIFUL walnut s ereo ------ - __ _ 2\S N Second Phone 992 3509 24 Hour Serv1ce All wC!rk guaranteed 6 5 lie UPHOLSTER your own fu n ture We have a the sup P es vou w I need Upho ste y Fab cs a verv Ia ge se ect on ot ny ons velvets Her cu on v ny s - n co ton pr nts also remnant s Foam for cus h ons and padd ng Burlap den ms cam br c foam glue z ppers spr ngs and c ps ch pboa ds egs sew ng thread dacron acks webb ng welt cord cottorr sw vel bases and a ----- - --. -- other supp es vou wil [leed 4 ROOM turn shed apartments New furn ture at ow low Wal o wa I ca pet ng c ose p ces Pomeroy Recovery n town Call 992 ·3658 622 E Ma n 992 7554 9 11 3tc 8 3 30 c FURN ISHED two bedroom mob e home on Spr ng 972 YAMAHA 350 Roadb ke 1500 Ca 742 3295 Avenue n Pome oy Ca 992 9 12 3 c 3429 ~ 11 61p 973 Z G ZAG SE W l'jG ---MACH NOS left n layaway ROOMS by the week $18 up AI bu t n to buttonho e do Me os nn Pomeroy s e ch sew ng and fancy 7 2 tfc s ch ng Pay lUSt $48 75 cash o terms available Trade ns PRIVATE meet ng room for accep ted Phone 992 2984 any organ zat on phone 992 9 2 6tc 3975 311tfc ELECTROLUX Vacuum C eeners comp lete w h at 2 BeDROoM~Pa-·;;;;; -w- h ta ch ments cordw ndet and ba n and p en y of c osets pant spray Used but n 1 ke Hardwood floors n ce new cond ton Pay S34 45 cab nets n k tcl'1en New f oor cash or budget p an ava able cover ng n k tchen and bath Phone 992 2984 Sma yard and garage No 9 2 61c pets Ca ll Tracy Whaley 130 L nco n H 992 3054 mproved Z pp es the 9 9 6tc NEW ron f) fl now w th g eat ----· V tam n C Nelson Drug TWO TRAILER ots n M d 9 12 lip dlepo "J dup ex n Brad bury phone before 6 p m 992 MObile Homes For Sale 5693 ---9 10 5tc: CASH pa d tor a makes and models of mob le homes HOUSE FOR ren - 6 ooms Phone area code 614 423 9531 and bath fu basement • 13 lie Pome oy ca 99 2 7.443 ------ __ Heal ng Air Cond Relrrgerallon Plumbing Eleclr~~al Appliances Alto A r Cond Res denttal or Commercial 13 Ses~me Slretl ?O 6 30 - Newt 3 4 6 8 10 IS H ve opmenl 33 7 00 - News 10 What ogan • Heroes l3 lne Clock~ Anylhln~ ~~ L~ne 80 Trulh or Conseq 3 6 Bear KnQW Your Schools 33 u an o 13 Elec Co 10 Soln l ll 1 30 - How Do Your Chid G the Money 4 To Tell Ihe t~~lh ;QWSa210 ffthlsode A ~ llon 33 On 8 00 - Adam 123 4 15 S eo eCenturyB 6 13 Noru~am lh onny & Cher 8 10 Love Thy Neighbor 8 30 - Movies In Ihe ~;:,u~fdlh 3N31 Mhteasure For Measure 20 13 g 3 • l She Lives 6 9 00 - Connon 8 10 Book Bear 20 ~ ~ - Man Bu Ids Man Destroys 20 33 20 Owen Mar5hal16 13 Homewood 33 1 00 -- ~eews nws 3 468101315 13 ;g;'U',y,~-:;s~n 3 r1s ~v Times 6 13 Mov es Hunlers 1 00 - News 13 ~ a m prlngs Weekend 10 Wheel A11gnment 15.55 992 2094 606 E Mam Pomeruy Helen Help Us. • • Po;.on~m/ •~d 88 ~~avlor~ 85., N~w• EXPERT POMEROY HOME & AUTO ROOFING CO. ----------- By Mrs Herbert Roush Mr and Mrs Dean Sayre of NO HUNT NG or trespassi ng on th ese farms ocated n the Middletown Pa spent a Nease Se tt em en area v g 1 week s vacatwn w1th h1s Hamm Wa ace Am be ge Helen Baer and Cha le s parents Mr and Mrs Herbert Yost Sayre and Dav1d While here 9 6 61p ---they attended the R1ver Rat TO SCHOOL Spec a party at Waterford at the home BACK New 4 drawer knee hole desk eadv to be finished Th s of Mr and Mrs Norman Styer on y S24 95 Cash & week Others attendmg were Mr and Carry Pomeroy Recove y 622 E Ma n Te ephone 992 Mrs Herbert Sayre and Dave 7554 Mrs Dorothy Glenn 966 ( Mr and Mrs Russell Roush attended the homecommg at Jackson Chapel Church Mt Alto W Va Sunday Mr and Mrs Gary Miller of Mansfield spent the Labor Day weekend w1th Charles Lawson and lam1ly Carl Robmson of Norfolk Ya spent Labor Day weekend 9 9 life _. With Mr and Mrs Herbert MOB LE home space Baer s Shields Mr and Mrs Chr1ss1e Market Syracuse Powell and Mrs Bertha 8 26 lfc ON YOUR DIAL Robinson TRAILER Browns Tra er Dav1d Sayre and Mrs Pa k M ne sv I e Phone 992 3324 Dorothy Glenn called on Mr 9 7 tfc and Mrs Herbert Roush and Help Wanted Roger Tuesday evemng Auto Sales BA8YS TTER waned Ca 1992 2904 after 5 or 992 9965 Ford Ga a;cle soo \75 1967 9 12 31p 1963 S90 f.ionda rebui eng ne s 75 Cal 6 4 667 6296 after 5 A LOCAL company has m P m The Almanac mecl ate open ngs tor th e 9 6 6tv fol ow ng pos t ons By United Press Iuternational Account ng C e k VOLKSWAG~N Ca 992 Today IS Wednesday Sept 12 Knowledg e and eKpe ence n 1~69 6021 the 25Sth day Of 1973 w1th llO to cos account ng or pav o 9 Jtc euent a1 Open ngs on he follow following sh It~ 8 a m t 1 4 968 DODGE Da 6 cy noer Pm 4 pm t 2 m clnlght The moon IS m 1ts full phase exce l ent running cond liOn 120 118am S800 Ca I 949 2'815 after 6 p m The mormng stars are Mars 2 Ott ce secrelar es - Dv es 9 11 3 c nc: ude tvp ng d ctat on and Saturn f I ng Open ng on same shlf s The evemng stars are Mer 969 RAMBLER l500 Phone I sted above 992 7631 j Personne Ass st"n cury Venus and Juprter 9 1 111< Respons ble fo ec ulting Th~e born on thiS date are and screen ng o emplovees nterv ewino o SALE or lrade 1970 Ford Des re Wlder the s1gn of V1rgo Ga a:t e 500 A r condit on no counsel ng ell.per ence french entertamer Maur1ce Pr ce 5900 Phone 949 2 15 C E•cel ent sa lar es anclfL nge w R ce benet ts Send br ef resum cot Chevalier was born Sept 12 9 12 31P work h story and educa on 1888 Send a I rep es to Sox 729 S n care ot The 01.1 y Sen ti nel 1~70 CHEVROLET ftuck J• ton On this day m hlstor) w th 8 7 ft camper Ca 1 A82 F'om eroy Oh o In 1609 Henry Hudson ......, _, 29 15 9 2 If< ....., 97 6 p discovered what IS now known WOMAN for bookkeeper and as the Hu9son R1ver genera off ce work Sugllr 1962 C"-D LLAC lair COnd I qn Run Flour M I Pome oy In 1922 the Protestant Ca l 992 2~74 Oh o Ep1scopal House~ of Bishops 9 I 31C 9 I 3 c ---~ voted 36 to 27 to take the " 1 t TUTE comblnat on bus obey out of the mamage SUBST dr vcr and teachers ., ae for For Sale or Trade 19 73 74 Meigs Communlly ceremony CHEVY 2 door hi New School Send app ca t ons o 1965 pant rebu 327 Eng ne 4 Jn 1966 Amerrca s Gemrm 2 Gene Wood R 4 Pomeroy speed m.,g whet 1 Must t-o ll dockPd w1th an Agena space Oh o c~ 992 1391 966( vehicle 9 12 6lp We talk to you • 1 a the area around Meters ASSI&.tllnt M ne Foreman Nos 8'9 to 93 P ~au phon e u derground 1 Sect ion 31 8 6382 Fo r~man Surtace M n• 9Hp Foren a Rec amatlon ForemAn Persona applying shou ld hOld v-at c1 foreman cert I cat on papers (Oh o or Pets For Sale have su tt c en! eKper ence to app Y for State examlnat on F»AR:KV EW l<enneh Poodtes Salary Con mensurale with 1 tov male end l ~em a e E•per enc~ Excellent Phone 992 5•0 Benetts TO APPLY Wrlle 7 IS II< or Phone Personnel 0 ePa t men t c en tr a I Olvls on Conso dat on Coe l For Sale Company Cad z Oh o !13907 BRUSI-1 HO GS ~KS II phone Telephone 614 94245 ? AN 99l 5858 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY 7 5 tt c EMPLOYER 8 2 1 ftc _,_......_ 1973 1411. 10 MOBILE hom e washer a d dryer d sh Oh o BEAU TI C AN w th washer stalnleas st!e s hk 1 te se Ca 992 J?OS garbage d sponl eve lev e 9 1 3tc OYen range dacron polyes le r carpet arge ot Phone 742 COU PLE of e der y peop ~wan '083 someone o ve n and do gh 7 18 l housework Woman s but w I lake care of her husband Phone 992 2613 GROCERY business for sa e 9 11 3 c Bu ld ng for sale or ease Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m ROUTE wo ke s for Con o 10 p m for appo ntmenl so dated Foods Fu er B ush ....,.. 370ffc Top comm ss on Wr te R L Lent 637 H gh s reet 967 CHEVROLET 6 cylinder Nelsonv lie Oh o Or cal 753 automa c 4 door Earnest ne 594 Hayman Long Bot om Oh 0 9 I 31p Ca 985 39 o 9 9 6tc ----- Fairview '9 ll48~ lmmed WANT ADS INFORMATION Noltce DEADLINES 5 P M Day Before Pub cat on RUMMAGE Sa e Co ner of Mondav Oead ne 9 a m Locus 5 ree and Sycamore Cancel at on - Cer eel ons Now tlru Sep embe 8 h 9 W II be accepted unt 1 9 am to I'll m I 4 p m Ex cept $un Day of Pub cat on REGULATIONS day 9 12 5 p The Pub sher ese ves the Em ploym en! Wanted r ight o ed t o re ect any ads -----------·-·--F day and deemed ob ect ona The YARD Sae NG any me In my Sa turday Off Rt 124 on R BABYSITT Pub sher w I not be respons be home Ed th Rose Ant qu v 325 If h house Some an for mo e lhan one ncorrect Oh o 1 Ques anct good c oth ng nsert on 9 11 12Jc other n ce m sc terns RATES ----9 12 3 p For Want Ad Service W LL PA NT houses and roofs 5 cen s per Word one nsert on Free es ma es Ca 992 3974 FABR CS Bgges ttleshop n M n mum Charge 7Sc 9 5 21p the Mea over 500 yds 2 cents per word thr ee Po yester doub e kn H. n consecut ve nsert ons coord na ed co lo s New tal 18 cents per word s M. con sh pm ent us! ar ved al secutlve nsert ons Wanted To Buy f rst qua ty f om name b and 25 Per Cent 0 scount on pa d m s $4 98 va lues for $2 98 CALF feeder Phone 742 3985 ads and ads pad w th n 10 days S5 98 va lues for $3 79 S6 98 CARD OF THANkS 976c and S7 98values fo S3 98 A so & OBITUARY --·-----co on pr n s and so ds CORNER cupboards wa t $ SQ fo 50 wo d m n mum cr ushed ve vet and den m Each add tonal word 2c cupboards chests old guns You must see t to be\'i.eve I BLIND ADS any cond ton A so blue Ca o na Fabr cs on ffoute 7 Add I ona 2Sc Cha ge per decoratecl stoneware Wr te one ha f m e north of Ches e Adver sement P 0 Box 44 Mart nsburg Oh o a Henry Hun er OFFICE HOURS Ohio 4393S or cal 1 484 4440 es dence Or ve a tt e save after7pm B 30 a m o 5 00 p m Oa y a ot 8 JO a m to 12 00 Noon 8 8 901c 9 2 3tp Saturday NO 1 Copper 60c Radiators 30c brass 20c batter es 90c FOAM to f t your o d couch and each c ean dry G nseng cha r cush ens Standards ze NOTICE ON FILING roots S60 a b Yel ow root $4 only S9 95 Pomeroy OF INVENTORY May app e soc per b M A Recovery 622 E Man St eet AND APPRAISEMENT Ha I Reedsv le Call 378 992 7554 The Stale of Oh o Me gs 6249 8 31 30 c County Probate Court 7 Jl tfC To the Adm n sl a or of the estate to such of the to bw ng YARO SALE Thu Sday F day WANTED for auct on as are es dents of the State of household goods Too s most and Sa u day f om t 1 6 on Oh o v z - the surv v ng anyth ng of value Wil buy or old R 33 4 m es no h of spouse the next of k n he se I on com miss on Wil hau fa rgrounds benet c ar es under the w Ca 992 335 4 or 992 2792 31p and to he attorney or attorneys Hayman s 7 25 tfc ------represen ng any of the aforemen oned persons OLD turn lure oak tables Emma Put ns Deceased MEIGS County F sh & Game cocks ce bo)(es brass beds Assoc at on w have a M dd eport Oh o Sa l sbury compete d shes or " meet ng Wednesday Sep Townsh p No 20665 householcls Wr te M o en ber 12 7 30 p m Sy racuse You are hereby no fed tha t M er Rt -4 Pomeroy Oh o Club Room he nven ory and Ap ca 99 2 627 91 2c pra semen of the estate of the 5 13 lfc aforement oned deceased ate FIV E fam ly ya d sa le Se p 13 Qf sad County was f ed nth s 4 and 5 Stars 10 a m G g Court Sad Inven tory and Saw 895 Oak Tab e CB rad o For Rent Appra semdn w be for c o h ng fu n tu e m sc hearing before h s Court on the Fra{l~ Hudson res clence HOUSE FVR r~nt 5 rooms and 21st day of September 973 a bath Racine a ea Cat 992 ac oss f om Rae ne Food 10 oo o cock A M 5858 Ma kef Any pe son des r ng o f e 8 30 He 9 I 3 c excep ons h e eo mus f e hem at east f ve days p or to KOSeOT KOSMI'T CS & W GS 3 AND 4 ROOM turn shed and he da e set to hear n9 Se p ember Spec a s are unfurn shed apartments G ven under my hand and Lemon Fac a Bath Bath & Phone 992 5434 sea of said Cou t lh s 10th day Shower Ge Jr Fac al Mask 4l2tfc of Sep ember 1973 Kover Kates L qu d Rouge Ha r Sprays Shampoos K HOU SE FOR Rent 5 rooms and Mann ng D Webs er Beauty Ba rs Suntan Sp ay bath Rae ne area Ca I 992 Judge and ex oft ( o and others Phone He en Jane 5858 c e k of sa d Court Brown ~92 5 13 Many thanks 8 29 tfC to our new and regu ar By Ann B Watson customers Deputy C erk ROOM upsta rs furn shed 9 ttc 3 apa 19) 12 19 2tc tment on 6'28 E Man Street Pomeroy 9 1 Jtc Look For Our Moon I ghl Sale Ad lor ThiS Weekend BIG SAVINGS Wuods ate ope1 ingi are ava lab e nth& follow ing PANY Business Services YUU At W N I 00 You help a 1orn f'r r u d 1 1 post 91 vears of aS~ oc~t . : " '-as W~ ( h w lh It ~ I I &15 M l t P on bacj.. I d PI o eo Mrs & THINGS saw th • plot of this story about a man turned Into a super-human w1th sever'l mechanical parl3 The ld!b loved 11 I thought 11 stank Excellent., 0 survivability C Gr~ll Saturdays at 10 Ben Cartwright turns detective lill the pendulum owings from cowboys to t'OP3 ont-e again !.orne Greene plays an ag1ng pr1vate eye In a serms that has nothmg spe~1al to recommend It ~ except Lorne Greene Excellence 0plus survivability C Next time we lllook over NRC wh1ch 1s makmg the most changes or all : • ~ • • • : : • : • : : • : : • : : ' Anythmg can happen 1n match pomt games Here IS an example or a bnlllant senes of plays to make the d1fferenc~ between top and bottom East s double of one club was errat1c South s JUmp to three no-trump pure wh1msy South won the !1rst tnck w1th the ace of hearts over East s kmg He noted that the normal result would be four spades b1d and fiVe made He needed to make f1ve no trump for a good score and worked out a play for 11 based on the assumptiOn that East held the kmg of diamonds and king-queen of clubs He led his jack of hearts nght back West took h1s queen and led a th1rd heart _ Dummy s lU won"' d ~outh discarded a d1amond Then he proceeded to run off s1x spades wh1le dlscardmg two clubs from dummy When West showed out on the second spade East could see the end play I hat was due lo come off He al110 found a way to fol11t H1s f1rst discard was h1s last heart H1s next two were small diamonds to leave his king un protected Finally he chucked the deuce of clubs Now South led a club to dummy s ace East followed with the queen It was obvious to South that East was holding the king of clubs and king sman In diamonds He led dummy 1 jack of clubs East cashed two club tricks to hold South to four no trumpt 1NEWSPAPER EN ERP~ SE ASSN I Who \IOU? What ljOU darn' 1nth' natror~ lftrce? 10 M!!.1 6UT I CAN'T IMRO:>EON YOUR <3E.NER05 TY /\NY LONGER ALLEY COP MY MI\N SNUFFY BRINGS IT ltv ALL TH DADBURfiiTIME J-- · The blddlna has been Weol PUI Palo 1. Norrh Eill .. 4. Pass I"" p., P111 I+ POlS You South hold +Q 8 Ill 'I t A 4 +A K J I 7 What do you d 1 now I A- Bid 1 UlllfYitl~e thi Of II apllmlallc ltV.. <lllbl Your IUe&l ~~ ru tond at our~ here Arnold Grate• l ONE GOOD Ol.i MAYBE �' Ar~a By tho !'dilor Whoever first produced thill trite observ ~tion thu t ••vc•·ytxxly ln. a small town takes life easy wasn 't lll lk in~ ubo,lt Pomeroy· The Gllllla . Jackson ·Vinton Middleport of Monday last. If you look('(! over our Pag<· I Joint Vocalionol S~hool is Tuesd~y the proof was there laid out In five mujQr reports of looal offering the course. "Basic inter !dt. Obviously, everybody in our towns wasn't in u mcl'lin~ Conceplll of Pharmacology and working on public matters for it remains true , as ulways, that the Administration of Medicine," designed for area relatively few people are , elected to do most of everybody's L.P.N.s to help up-grade them business. Out here's what went on that day: - The Meigs Local School Board took a big step forward by in their profession. agreeing on procedures thnt should guar~nt ee a free-flow o! The cost to the student will be rommunica tion between ilself and the Me1gs Local Teachers , for textbook, workbook, arith• .melle test, final achievement Assn . - Pomeroy Council worked on an agenda that some test and liability Insurance !luring the clinical practice. II regarded routine but was anything but that to folks whose requires 168 hours of in- business was directly touched. - Middleport Qnmcil waded through an agenda tj1at hardl_y struction. anyone would regard as routine because, among other th,u1gs, 11 An' arithmetic test will be administered Monday, Sept. settled on a priority of str.eets to be repaired. - The board of county cmnmissloners met Monduy morning. 17, at 2 p.m. at the Gallipolis Its business was routine, but President Bob Clark mude Page I State Institute - West Hall , which, with the Licensed because he had some things to say about the pediatric <liagnostic Practical Nurses' Assn. of clinic (POD ) which will be phased out next year unless local Ohio, is cooperating in the financial support is found to match with state flmding . - The Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce fellows took a good projeet. Any L.P.N. interested may took at Pat Meeker 's Court Street Mall idea and liked what lhey contact Mike Clifford or Anona heard and saw. That came after a luncheon at the Meigs Inn. George at 446-1642. IF YOU'VE BEEN FOLLOWING the national news It must have occurred to you that Sen. Goldwater of Arizona fias ac~ cepted the role of protector of the conscience ol his party. In a In 1966 America's Gemini 2 New York Times report Tuesday Goldwater called on his . ' docked with an Agena space President to clear the "deplorable, illegal, un -American, vehicle. frightening, scandalous, reprehensive ... and stupid" Watergate affair by releasi,ng portions of the famous tapes, even by debating on TV the issues with Sen. Sam Ervin, chairman of the Senate Committee investigating same. THEAT~E li appears Sen . Goldwater, even if a majority of Amdricans at this point seem to prefer to forge t, won't let the electorate Wed. & Thurs .• Sept. 12, 13 ignore Watergale . NOT OPEN in profession ...... Sept. 14~ 11 CHARLOTTE ' S WEB ITechnicolor) Voices of Debbie· Reynolds. Paul Lynde , Henry Gibson, Rex Allen. Martha Scott, Moorehead . Agnes Featuretfe : The Horse ·Man. , Disney Cartoons: Bee on Guard Pluto's Housewarming (GI Admission 11.50 and 75c Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMISSIONS .- Worley Davis, l)exter ; Lettie Spencer, Syracuse; Edith Watkins, Pomeroy; Janice Bush, Mason ; Sharon Jones, Middleport ; Dottie Summers, Elk· view . DISCHARGES - Adalee Coe, Orville Allen, Diana Hubbard, George Batey, Constance Shields , Mary Congo, Sharon Thompson. Keith Goble Says:. Hun und 'l'uu ~ Kw1m~ Kwon~. vlohn amJ ·piann, De<.·. 4: 1llc 'Vnun~ Aml•ncuns, t hornl g1·uup, J.'~b . l, John f>Olrr~IIKUillp, bUI'itUIIC, April9. l .i'lll l'PNlrr· · gn~lish Sin· foniu, Oct . 23; Puul Hill Chora le, Mnr<' h t:l; Hmuiulniun J."'ul k Uullcl, Apr. 3; Waverly - IJlllc Angels of Korea. Ounce ~roup: Nov. 12; fi'OJ n ulhcr asso<:iations in this KHren re~ion : Stephanie hase, violi nist; Waiid Howrum, pianist. Zanesville - Tambarit•ans, Nov. 4; Carlos Montoya, Classical guitarist, Jan. 20; llanu Vared, pianist, Feb. t7; Norman Lubolf Choir , March IT'S fORD "BUY OF THE YEAR" Time ••• 1973 CAUGHT US PRICES DOWN II ~ KEITH GOBLE FORD :~ By Alma Marshall Middleport 3rd Ave. ;)ij PT. PLEASANT - Mr . and Mrs. 0 . L. FitzHandolph of Ohio Ri,ver Hd. recently retm·ned fi'Om a three week trip to Europe. Better known as, 'liibby and Helen, they visited many of the woodcarving centers of the world. Both of them work with wood. Tubby usually does the carving and his wile puts the finishing touches on the many hand carve,d items. He reports that there were 140 American woodcarvers and their families on the trip. They visited England, Holland , Swit· zerland, Uechtenstein . Austria and Germany . They met carvers from 17 countries, saw their work and learned a lot about wood carving . One thing that most impressed Tubby was over there they use carving tools altogether in their work instead of a knife. In other words, Tubby said, whittling is purely an American art. "Th.ereforc," he said, "I will never become a wood~arver , I will always be a whittier, becjuse it is purely American." He reported in the West Virginia Artists and Craftsmens Guild paper of which he is editor : "The Alps were beautiful, but the West Virginia hills sure looked good after gallivanting over Europe for three weeks." CLIFTON - LADIES OF THE Clifton, Hartford and West Columbia Charge of the United Methodist Church are having a Hummage Sale on Sept . 12, 13, and 14 at the Mol,lie Fox residence at Clifton, W. Va. Anyone having articles to donate, please leave at the Fox residence. And, Sheila Stewart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Stewart of Clifton, was honored on her fourth birthday with a party at her home. Games were played . lee cream, cake were served to the g\lest of honor and Phillip Stewart, Lynn Kearns, Allen Roush, Dawn Blake, Butchie Butcher, Matt Rickard, Darin Young, Melissa Kearns, Scott Kearns. MASON- The st udent council of Wahama High School met recently with the president, Karl Kehler Ill, presiding. Other officers present when plans were made for the year included vice president, Mary Roush and secretary-treasurer, Carolyn Roush. Mr . Buckley, a Biology instructor, is the sponsor. · MASON - MASON COUNTY Homemakers Achievement Day will be held on Thursday, Oct. 25 at the Moose Hall in Pt. Pleasant. Hegistration will start promptly at 10 a.m. Mrs. Harry Staats is chairman . Each club has been asked to bring a door Summer and ea rly fall prize of approximately $2. styl es. An interesting program Is being 'formulated. Mrs. Dallas Cadle and daughter, Valerie, spent a week visiting her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. BIU'ns Patrick at Main at Sycamore East Petersburg, Pa . Mrs. Cadle and daughter traveled by II POMEROY, OHIO plane. - ..---·-·~------' Mrs. Martha Coleman and children of Columbus visited one day recently with her mother, Mrs. Thelma Henry at Clifton . I I lOLA'S Verrett, mrzzn supr~:~nu , Apl'. 4, At the close of th 1'ri..County membership drive on Sa turday 4\flernoun , uthcr selections will be booked fu•· UlC local series, which already includes the New York llrass Quintet, set fur Nov . a: und "Son~s by Six," on March 21. ~ As soon us all1ncmberships · ure turned In, u complete ca lendar of all orca concerts, alon~ wiUl the membership cu rds, will be mulled to euch subscriber. No single admissions will be sold at the door for uny concert. Membe1·ships are priced ut $10 for an adul t, $5 for a full· lime student through coiiCKC age, und $25 for a famil y membership . . !)rive · headquarters uro h>eote<l at 11 Co urt Street In Gallipolis. Any area resident who is not contncled by a voluntc~r worker Is urged to cull 446·1364 no lotcr than Saturday afternoon. , I' CHOICE YOU, Right We reser~ed Glad~ $1 CATSUP. •••••••••••••• 3 20 oz. bois. to limit quantities JIFFY oz.49¢ BAKING MIX •••••••••••••••b~x. 5 13%oz. $1 Accept Fed. Food Stamps CHICKEN BROTH........ . cans MANWICH JOO 3 $1 SANDWICH SAUCE...... • 9:00 to 7:00 Saturday 9 to 9 , .. cans Q.OSED SUNDAYS . -~ ;,j._: J :;;;: ;~L. BLANKETS f.;_ ~: {?, ?-! ~; Bi~ selection of colors In :l: ~ thermal and co n ~ ventional weaves . Machine wash and dry . All first quality. Big 72x90 size fits both twin or full size beds . *! » ... ' COBBLER POTATOES 10 ,, ' lb. POTATOES 10 119 . I lb. $}49 ., .3 39¢ lb. $ . ·w;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:::::::::·::::::::::::. !News ... in Briefs!·= Sale By United Press International · SANTIAGO, CHILE ·- THE ARMED forces picked a new leader for Chile Wednesday night and sent in warplanes, tanks and artillery to dig out diehard supporters of Marxist President · Salvador Allende. Chileans living in working~lass sections on the outskirts of Santiago told of fighting throughOut the night between gove rn· menttroopsand armed leftist laborers loyal to Allende, who was liuried Wednesday after reportedly killing himself. The armed forces called a news conference Wednesday night to announce the swearing in of Gen. Augusto Pinochet Ugarte, the army comniander, as president of Chile's r.uling military junta and top man in the nation of 10 million. , Mr. Douglas Lang of The Printzess Coat Company Will Be On Hand· WASHINGTON - THE LAWYER FOR former White House · Special Counsel Charles W. Colson has informed the Senate Watergate committee that Colson may be indicted in the Ellsborg case, according to committee sources. As a result, the committee may not call Colson, 42, a former Nixon political operative, to testify, as originally planned, when it resumes public hearings Sept. 24. The sources said that David I. Shapiro, Colson's attorney and law partner, informed the committee Tuesday that Colson was a "target witness" for the second Watergate federal grand jury and may be indicted. They said Shapiro asked that Colson not testify . Friday 9:30 to 9 pm and Saturday 9:30 to 5 pm With .A ... SPECIAL TRUNK SHOWING AND SALE OF PRINTZESS COATS. -~1 .--.-.-..---..-..--.:.--..-....-.-.-..-...~--....._-P"II_~j Free Customer Parking on Second Street and AI' Our Mechanic Street Warehouse . ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY WASHINGTON - THE TAKEOVER OF THE Chilean government by a military junta will probably mean improved · relations with the 1United States, but State Department specialists today remained extremely cautious in their public assessments following the ouster and death of Marxist President Salvador Allende . State Department officials adamantly denied that the United States had been involved in the coup. They said that as of late Wednesday U. S. ambassador Nathaniel Davis had not had contact with the four military rulers. WASHINGTON - THE HOUSE, BY a 273-144 roU call vote, failed to override President Nixon's veto of the Emergency Medical Services veto. The vote lacked five votes to override the President's veto. Here is how Ohio's delegation voted : Democrats for : Thomas Ashley, Charles Carney, Wayne Hays, John Seiberling, James Stanton , Louis Stokes and Charles Yanik. Republicans lor : Charles A. Mosher, J. William Stanton, Charles Whalen. Republicans against : Clarence Brown, Donald Clancy, Samuel Devine, William Harsha William Keating, !)elbert Latta, Clarence Miller , William Minshall, Walter Powell, Ralph Regula and Chalmers Wylie. Republicans not voting: John Ashbrook and Tennyson Guyer. COLUMBUS - CATILE RUSTLING in 46 Ohio counties from June thru August saw 783 animals worth $117,853 taken from farms . Ohio AgricultiU'e Director Gene Abe~·crombie said Wednesday he believed the rustling was not for personal gain, but organized for monetary gain. . Abercrombie said many livestock were slaughtered in th e field with the remains left behind, but other livestock were driven away, "probably to slaughter houses or livestock auctions." A SIU'Vey' revealed 179 head of cattle taken, 506 hogs, 48 sheep and 50 chickens. $1.09 . COLUMBUS - SEVERAL LAKES and reservoirs have been stocked with more lhan 7,000 muskies, measuring nine to 13 inches, the division of wildlife said Wednesday. The new program, designed to aid Ohio fiserm en in landihg more and larger muskie , included Rocky Fork, Piedmont and Knox Lakes and Clendening and Salt Fork reservoirs. Previously, the division stocked only fry and fingerlings from three to five inches. COLUMBUS - THE OHIO DEMOCRATIC party, in a report submitted to Secretary of State Ted W. Brown, reported receipts of $817,690 for the first eight months of 1973 and expenditures of $491 ,756 . . The Democrats called the report "a voluntary statement of income and expenditures." Most of the, receipts, $445,472, came from a $100-a-plate dinner held last May 12. Another $224,590 came from individual donations. Salaries accounted for $229,446 or the party's expenses. Another $222,512 in expendiures was uot itemized. Receipts of over $17,830 were listed by a John Glenn Citizens Committee, with $10,000 of the total coming from Glenn in form of a loan and the rest the balance raised to pay off Glenn's 1970 campaign debts. • ... A lllll" YOU 'IUY A oz . Jar of INSTANT FOLGER'S COFFEE CRmAlS IPICIAt ~'~tel ll!lN IHII CO"'- spg .. Crisp firm . on LCCD's water policy 1:] . relegated into History ;;: 1:1 i:i: KELWG, ldahu iUI'lJ - Noah Kellogg 's legendary Ja chkeu:•, c·redidted w1 tth locatlhng thde na llohni•s Jargest a nd r 1c '•1 g 11ver epos 1 , wa• • uu 1e 1n1u •1ury recen11y with the renaming of a local ski resort . The name wa•·chunged frum Jack••• Ski Bowl to a le•• culurful Sllverhorn Ski Area with . changes In ownerHhip. Legend had It that Kellogg, an eahrly-<lay prospector, had left his jackass to browse while e poked aruund the Silver Sliver Valley looking lu gel rich. When he returned the jackass was eating atop an cxpnst..>d outcropping of ore. TI1e outcropping is believed now to be part of the Sunshine Silver Mine property, the large•t and richest Silver mine iQ the nation. . Kellogg died penniless. Pre•umably, Ho did his jackaKS. But neither was forgotten. The •mall northern Idaho community was named after Kellogg. And up unUIIast week, the ski resort was named for his jackass. :~·,i _.,! ···· :~;, ., ~ ~.: ~' ~\ i:: ~J ~~ ;j; ;:;1 ;:;; ::;: r :!:! !:!: « ·.•. ' . RACINE ONIONS ::;: ·!:~:;::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;::~:::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;.;.::::::::::~;· ,f.~ YELLOW ~~ Special.Purchase and Sale . 10 HOME GROWN ' ~ SAVE U.S. NO, 1 IDAHO ~j ;.o COLLEGE INN Monday Thru Friday ff~ :>.. 40 Pnces Effective Sept 12·19 . . . . Silver finding Jackass .. .. lb. ~ ,TEN CENTS PHONE 992-£15& ~----------------------------~----------~---- ~.~.: PORK LOIN ROAST DEL MONTE WE Ll KE" POMlROY MIDDl[POIH, 01110 OPvoted To 'I'M lntere.t. Of The Meigs-M(JM)n Area IHUI(SUAY , SlP II:Mtitl< U, !973 Shop Thursday 9:30 to 5 PM Open Both Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 9 PM lb. RACINE '1he Store With AHeart, NO. lOG '· ~ Center Cuts !\.. USDA 5th and PEARL VOL. XXV enttne . When liKhl passes through diumoud, ll, speed is reduced hy more lhnn half. ;.;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:•:::::;::;.;;;.:-;:o!:- :·:·:·:·:·:.<~::~~::~::!:::::::x:::-;:::::::;::;::;;.;.:.:·:·:·::~ :~:::::::::::::~;:; .... II I • ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ~. ~ Mason County. News Notes fli FIRE KILI.'l THREE CHILLICOTHE, Ohio iUPI ) - Three members of the Norville Marshall family died Tuesdav In a fire at their onestory f~ame home, victims of appa•·ent smoke inhalation. The bodies of Marshall, 67, his wife Adaline, 37, and son John 2'-!! were found ·"piled up" at the kitchen door, which police said had been bolted, and the victims unable lo open. Police said the fire was mainly confined to the bedroom. DRESSES t 'llurleslon - NuliunuiBallet of Washington, Nov . 16 ; Shirley :;~s::;::::~::~::::~::::::~:::::::::::::::::~:::::::..~::.-:..-...~;:-»'!:~::~~-==~-:...::=:::::::::::::::::::::::::.":::~-:.~~-:::::::::;: ~"kl WllH OUR 9. rurtly cloudy todny nnd a little chan~o In tempcruttu·c high In low to mlrt 70. . Cloudy and not so cool lonl~ht with chance of showt•r! low 50 to M. Friday cloudy with seat~rcd showe1·s und high In the 7tls. Armstr·ung, soprano; SUSPECT NABBED TOLEDO (UPI )- The FBI said Richard C. Lewrence, 43, NEWHAVEN - THE PRESIDENTS \ea of the New Haven a local service station owner, Woman's Club will be held on Tuesday, Sept. 25 at 8 p.m. at the has been charged with aiding home of Mrs ..David Roush, Letart, with the officers serving as and abetting in connection with the robbery of two employes of hostesses. The president, Mrs. Kenneth Thompson, will preside. Other the Ubboy Owens. Ford Emofficers are vice president, Mrs. John Marshall; secretary, Mrs. ployes Credit Union. Lewrence was arrested here Wayne carter; treasurer, 'Mrs. John Wolfe and corresponding · · Tuesday and charged with the secretary, Mrs. Mark Ward. Committee chairwomen for 1973-74 are : Program, Mrs. John Aug. 16 robbery. He was accused of taking $43,227 from Marshall; Fine Arts, Mrs. Eugene Hester; Community lm· employes Karen I. Perchikoff provemdnt, Mrs. Karl '\Viles; Education, Mrs. Harold Bumgardner; Special Committee on Drug Abuse, Mrs. Jack _Flesher; and Lawrence Weis. Teleph 0ne, Mrs . Paul Scally; Budget and Finance, Mrs. John Wolfe ; Plates, Mrs. ·Helen Abel; Library, Mrs. Paul Powell, librarian; Revisions, Mrs. William Russell; Flowers and Cards, Mrs. Donald Bumgardner, and Press Book, Mrs. Donald Housh. . YOU HAVE rrsh.l ent~ • Marietta - English Sinfonia, Oct . 24; "B•·igadoon," March t~ ; Hobert l)e GH_tJluno , pianist, Ap1·. 21. .P;lrkersburg - Ciro and his Ballet Espa nol. Oct. 23; Ma Si- MEIGS Friday thru Tuesday concerts offer variety of artists who .sub~ s~nbe to lhc 'l'rH.:o unly ('u mHl tJ nit y ('nnt·cr l Association for the cominH Sl'IISOil will agnin be able IO rnjoy a vurit•l y uf conl't•r'ls presented by · n ci~hbo1·ing assnclations who shnre r·edprut ily wilh the TCCt\. The following co ncert ~t' hl"<l ul es have been received Art'iJ Wenlllt'r REG. 11.99 WASHINGTON - MARJORIE MERRIWEATHER POST, heiress to the Post Cereals fortune and one of the nation's top philanthropists, died today at the age of 80. Aspokesman !lllld she died "peacefully in her sleep." Mrs. Post, who becume owner and operator of the Post , Cereal empire in 1914 at the age of 27, devoted much of her wealth to the Boy St'Outs of America and· se,veral colleges and unlvcr· slUes across the country . She also contributed heavJiy to the uris . UNIT CAI.LF.D The Meigs Unit o! SEOEMS was called at 10 :30 a. m. Wednesday at Rutland Ruute l, for Hurdle Nelson who was 111. lie was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospii<rl where he waA udmltted . MARAUDER CAPTAIN - Mick Ash , 155 lb. senior wingback, bona fide hardnosed football player, is the 1973 Marauder football captain. He's the smaller guy on the,right. The other is his head coach, Charley Chancey, the only eoach the Marauders ever have had (1967). Each week a different player is chosen as co-capta in for that game of the week . Meigs will go against Belpre this Friday at Belpre. Serving · as co~aptain last week was John Lehew. This week's coca ptain had not been chosen as of Wednesday . Ash is the son of l)ick Ash, Syracuse, one-time Pomeroy High School grid great. Hitch holds up contract MARION, Ohio (UP!)- The s trikebound General Telephone Co. charged Wednesday a new contract was not signed with the Com·~~:::::::::;Th::;;·:·::::h~:::::h:;:::::;;;;;:::;::::::\\1 munications Workers of America because international onion officials rejected the WASHINGTON (UP!) - The exa mple, had to dismiss agreement negotiated by Ohio nation's better-financed, big physical education teachers, leaders. city and suburban school an art teacher, librarians and The contract, which had been ' districts, will get more federal teacher aides because 1970 expected to be signed earlier aid this year to educate needy · ce nsus data made avai!able by this week, was not approved children, while poorer; rural the Office of Ed~cation in July ~<chool systems will ge l less reduced its federal aid for than last year because of new needy childre n by $122,000. ·census data, the U. S. Office of Allocations under Title I of Education has disclosed. Some rural school systems the Elementary and Secondary ha ve had to make drastic Education Act, lhe larges t reductions in their staffs for federal aid package ,for this fa il: Many hnd made their schools, previously had been plans last spring when the new made on the basis ol 1960 Mrs . Cay Cross, public incensus information was not census date. But Congress widely available and the level ordered a, change to 1970 data formation and public relations of federa l aid for this school when it became available, in director of the Southeast Ohio order to reflect population Emergency Medical Service year was undetermined. (SEOEMS ) headquartered in Casey County, Kentucky, for shifts during the 1960s. Gallipolis was speaker when , the Pomeroy . Middleport Lions Club met at the Meigs Inn for anoon luncheon Wednesday. Introduced by Lou Osborne, PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - taken to a shelter set. up in the Mrs . Cross explained the Nine elderly persons died auditorium of the St. Ignatius SOEMS operation which aims today and two others were Nursing Home. to provide improved onaccoonteed for in a predawn emergency medical services The three-alarm fire broke blaze which wrecked a con- out in a second-floor bathroom for seven Southeastern Ohio va lescent home in West in a wing of the building shortly counties. She said the service Philadelphia. before 5 a.m. and quickly hopes to build good · public Fire Commissioner Joseph spread throughout the• struc- relations with local emergency Rizzo said a faulty alarm ture. It was brought under services now in existence. system at the Washington Hill control within an hour by Mrs. Cross outlined co nvalescent home brought iiremen, who found the highlights of a seminar she firemen to the scene too late. building engulfed in flames attended in New Orleans in Rizzo said the home also had when they arrived on the rega rd to medical health no overhead sprinkler system. scene. services. Since March 19 when Firemen rescued about 30 the service got underway in other residents of the home, southeastern Ohio, 1700 calls which had an alarm system have been answered and 200 connected directly to the fire calls have been handled from department's central comthe Pomeroy station, she said. mlinications room. Mrs. Cross closed her "I feel the alarm did not presentation with a queslion work properly " Rizzo said. and answer session, WASHINGTON (UP! ) - The "The fire could not have gotten Wendell Hoover, president, a head start th e way it did if the United States got wind of plans announced a zone meeting in system had bee n working for the overthrow of the Nelsonville Wednesday, Sept. Allende government in Chile 19. properly." about 10 hours before It took Fire officials said most of Guests were Everett those killed were believed to be place, administration sources Boggess, presidenl of the men who were trapped on the said today. Alexander l..ions Club , of '!'he information wtis passed Hoover; Father Bernard third floor of the brick structure. .a converted Victorian o,, to high-level officials and a Krajcovic, the guest of the mansion, when the r·oof collap- decision was made not to Rev. l)wighl Zavllz; Earl sed. Officials said there were become involved, one official Ingels, guest of Dale Warner, 39 female residents on the first who declined to be identified and Gordon Teaford, guest of two, floors and 13 men on th e said. Jim Danner. The official said Washington top floor . A Red Cross spokesman said contacted neiU1er U1e leaders 36 women and three men were of the movement nor the gover nment of Salvador Allende, who was sa id to have Roueh going into committed suicide during u siege of the presidential ' COLUMBUS (UPI) - AdnationaJ shooloul palace. A similar expian ~ ti on of a mittedly a "dark horse, " state The Pomeroy area will be top·level decision to maintllin a Rep . Norman A. Murdock , Rrepresented on the firing line of hands-off policy was reported Clnclnnati , wlll compete for the the 19n Winston P. Wilson _give n Wedn esda y to some top spot on the GOP ticket for Hifle and Pistol championships members of the Senate Foreign governor next year, eager for • to be he ld Sept. IS-22 at Little ·Relations Committee by a primary tussle with former !lock, Ark., by Carl T. Ronch, Gov. James A. Rhodes. State Department official. Wright St., Pomeroy. " I am in to stay and to win," Competitors nrc selected by Murdock said Wednesday PTA TO MEET ' each stnle from the best and despite a lacll of financin g and IIACINE - The F:lemcnl<ory sta tewide recognition , and mos t promising shooters In both Army and Air National Sohool P'fA will mee t Monday ge nerally un enthus iasti c d uurd on the basis qf rcsults··in at 7:30 p.m. at the grade pnrty leaders. ' the slllte and rcgl(inul com- school. Open house will be Murdo~k, a 41-year-old attorney and a-ccountant in his petition. l'he malchcs, held at observed. Cmnp Robinson near l.lttle fourth term In the Ohio General LOCAL TEMPS Asse mbly, said he would Rock, consist of sill Individual Temperatures In downtown "love" to debate Bhodcs, but and three team evenlll with Jhe service rifle and a similar Pomeroy Thursday at 11 a.m. declined to get specific about schedule and n team contest in wns 68 degrees, under stmny Ideas or Issues at this lime . skies. " He 1Rhodes ) had eight the pistol sorles . SEOEMSaim is explained to Lions Club Nine elderly die Overthrow plan known because of a "hitch" in final negotiations, according to a statement by Martin Hughes, international vice president o( the CWA . However, Genral Telephone claimed the "hitch" was a problem between the union ne· gotiators . "The inference which might be drawn from his (Hughes) statement was that the 'hitch' was a point at issue between th e negotiators," General Telephone said . "It is in fact the ref usa I on the part of top international union officials to accept the agreement reached by their top Ohio officials in the matter of union payment for grievance times," Negotiators had been meet.ing secretly since tallts broke off Aug. 2!!, and an agreement was reached Sept. 9. "Now the union is attempting to renege on an agreement reached 6y the bargaining committee," the company said. Georgia Ervin died Thursday Mrs. Georgia L.' Ervin, 9(1, Palmer St., Mi~dleport, died this morning at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Ervin was born Oct. I, 1882, in Middleport, the daughter of the late Albert and Alice Parsons Collins. She was also preceded in death by her husband, William E. Ervin ; one daughter, Alice ; four brothers, and three sisters. Mrs. Ervin was a member of Albany Chapter 558, OES. She is surviv ed by two daughters, Mrs . Clara Hall and Mrs. Mary V. Husted, both of Middleport ; three sisters, Mrs. Mary Brown and Mrs. Easter Erler, both of Columbus, and Mrs. Edna Manley , Grove City; 10 grandchildren, several great and gre at-gre at~ grandchildren. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at Rawlings Coats Funeral Home with the Rev . Robert Bumgarner officiating. Burial will be in Hebbardsv llie Cemetery, Alhens County. Friends may ca ll at the funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Jack Crisp, president of the l.eading Creek Conservancy District, cha rged today " Middl eport of!icials are punishing the people they were elected to represent." He also indicated he has no intention of attending a mee ting Monday night called by Middleport Mayor John Zerkle when the matter of water service to a relative few residenlll on Middleport Hill is to be reviewed. Crisp's remarks followed action by Middleport Village Council Monday night to stop conservancy district from laying water lines to service residents of Middleport Hill. II was disclosed at the coun cil meeting that the conservancy district by an earlier council resolution hnd oeen authorized to cross over the road near the top of Middleport Hill between the Roach and Kauff properties. However, the district-has been laying lines. to serve residenlll living in the Middleport corporation limits . The latter ' action was not authorized, officials said, and Mayor John Zerkle was asked to have Village Solicitor Bernard Fultz arrange that the district stop. ll also was reported at the meeting that Middleport water serv ice could bo supplied to residenlll of Middleport Hill, but they had not asked ,.for it. It was also reported that permitting the conservancy district to lay lines and service some residenlll of Middleport might affect future requests of Middleport Village for feder,l funds to expand the villageowned water system. Crisp said Wednesday Solicitor Fultz Tuesday advised him that the district has no legal right to lay the lines and service the Middleport Hill residenlll . Crisp indicated he has no intention of breaking the law to provide service to those residenls. However, Crisp pointed out that on Nov. 12, 1970, letters were directed to Pomeroy and Middleport Villages asking for permission to provide service for some customers which the communities were not serving through their present systelll.'l . Crisp said he also spoke personally to Middleport officials on the matter . Time elapsed, Crisp said, . and he assumed that . per-. mission to serve the customers rn>d been granted. Crisp charged that Mid· dleport omcials in denying water service by the conservancy district to Middleport residents "are punishing the ' people they were elected to represent". He said he would not want to be "that little and narrow minded" to deny water service to the resldenlll when it could be easily supplied by the conservancy district which is laying illl llnes-, for the new system tn western Meigs County. The president of the district indicated he has no intention of attending a meeting in Mid· dleport Monday evening. to discuss the situation. The matter is now between residents of Middleport Hill and Middleport Village of. ficials, Crisp indicated. A resident of the hill told The Daily Sentinel Wednesday that she knew re'sidents of the sector twice asked for service from Middleport Village. Crisp said thai the district w111 proceed to provide the service If Middleport VIllage indicates illl permission. "I would like !-0 remind Mayor Zerkle of a comment he made to me that 'if anything Is good for Middleport, he is all for it'," Crisp concluded. Prison inmate is recaptured A 39-year old inmate at the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility at Lucasville is In custody today 'following a one day freedom escape from Jackson County officials Wednesday. Jackson County Sheriff Hal Fyffe aided by two units from the Gallia County Sheriff's from Department, one Lawrence County, Sgt. Roger Hyden of the Jackson . Post State Highway . Patrol and Lamar Gossard, an agent with the Bureau of Criminal ldenlificallon, apprehended Albert "Jackie" Reed, 39, of Oak Hill, at 3:40a.m. today at the residence of his mother in Oak Hill. Reed had been broughl to Jackson County to testify in the armed robbery trial of Gregory Hill of Jackson. He had been sentenced to 10-25 years In the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility In connection with the robbery . According to Sheriff Fyffe, Reed escaped custody after a member of the Jackson Pqlice l)epartmenl took him to his mother's residence. Reed had told the officer he wanted to visit his mother and sick uncle. Sheriff Fyfle today thanked PTA TO MEET Gallla County Sheriff Jim CHESTER - The Chester Saunders and members of his PTA will meel Monday at 7:30 department for helping with p.m. at the elementary school. Wednesday's search. Saunders There will be introduction of and a dozen deputies were on teachers. Ail interested per- the scene unlil early this sons are urged to attend. morning. ' ' Murdock eager to test Rhodes years as governor , 1 -~ said Murdock. " I thinK he's had his day , and a very glorious day It was in some respects." Murdock, who said he believes he might have a better chance of defeating Gov . John J. Gilligan in the general election that Rhodes would, made it clear he would not try to "soften Rhodes up" in the prlmJ~r y battle. "It's going to be a positive campaign," he said. " I'm goIng to try to sell Norm Mur• dock . It Is lime Republicans of this state see new faces, names and ideas." Republican State Chairman Kent B. Ml<lough was lukewarm about Murdock's entrance Into the rbce. - '' Anybody can do whatever he wants," McGough sal d. "I don't know how serious a candidate he is ." According to Murdock, very serious. " We are In for keeps,'' he said . "We are not jockeying for position ." McGough described the US· sistanl Republican Ro~se floor leader as a ''forceful'' man and a •· coo perati~e" legislative leader. Murdock's announcement may propel other GOP aspirants Into the· gubernatorial contest - especially those who have been awaiting U.S. Sen. William B. Saxbo's decision on whether to seek re~leciiO!!. Murdock said he will spend the next l'h months touring the state to sell himself as a ,candidate. "I want the people to bo fa· miilar with the packaging of the produci so they'll pick It up off the shelf," Murdock said, adding that he Is "compleiel)' convinced the people will decide very affirmatively" lO select him in the primary over Rhodes. · "Our appeal wit! be directly to the people," Murdock eaid. "There will be no deall for fi. nanclal support or votet. We have no machine, no allltn!*l, old or new. Our inLerelll 111'1 the people a!ld commerce of this state !Uld lo ealllblilb I ell· mate to enhance thelt total er.. vlronment ." ,. ' " .. I • • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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