https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f91b0ac5ea37c8efa6c2148dbe59314c.pdf 82fa5dcc9deaf0c8ee8c4c4a2a721230 PDF Text Text o.,Sept.27, t973 Elberfeld! In Pomeroy Friday, Saturday Sale VIsit every department • Sl&op every floor and the _Warehouse on Mechanic Street for exceptimwl buys these two davs. rer Mens $29.95 You'll want to visit the Furniture Deoartment on the Third Floor ALL WEATHER COATS With Zip-Out lining Raglan shoulders for a comfortable fit . Sizes 36 to 46. Short · regular or long . Solid colors . bla ck - dark olive or tan . diagonal ©@[b@~ Men's Bandana Handkerchiefs A complete new selection · 21 inch bandanas in red or blue print . 25 inch bandanas · red or blue. New size 27 inch print bandana red or blue plus the new decorator color bandana . All are famous Elephant ·Brand that wash and wear so well . •• SPECIAL! MEN'S .SLEEVELESS Si ze s Music Department - 2nd floor. RCA famous XL100 Chassis that's 100 per cent solid state. Table models . Portables in 14, '15, 17 and 19 inch diagonal measure screen . Consoles in 21 Inch and 25 inch diagonal measure screen sizes. Stop in - See these fine RCA sets. Select one now. New display . easy to select Records and Tapes · and a new selec.tion of tapes and records. Stop in the Music Department 2nd floor browse around - See all the new records and tapes. small , V-neck and u. GUN CABINETS finish or oak solids and '100 SPECIAL FRIDAY AND · SATURDAY SALE! ·Eiberfelds Is Headquarters For MEN'S LONG SLEEVE WHITE SWAN. UNIFORMS finish . $1.00 Pride of Mystic New! Lounger Bed Pillows Ideal for reading In bed or for Invalids. Arm resl with pockets. Choose from Red, Green or Gold Corduroy. Regular ·8.00. Friday and S.turday Bedspreads by Bates '619 Regular $6.00 Wedge Cushions 100 per cent Colton Sport Shirts FOR TliE WOMEN IN WHITE AMERICA'S MOST FAMOUS POPULAR PRICED UNIFORMS. dress shirts. large (17·17';,) and extra , extra large si zes up to neck size 20. Plenly of knil shirts - plenly of dacron and cotton blends . Solid colors . smart patterns . Reg. Prices 4.95 to 116.95 Friday & Saturday . . GIRLS BLOUSES Our entire stock is included for this 2 Day Sale. Sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. 99~ Sizes small (14 -14 '12 ), medium (15-15112 ), large ( l6-16lh ) ; extra SALE PRICES 1 SALE PRICES ~ecial Sale DELUXE EXECUTIVE · our entire stock of fringes, laces. rib· bans for Friday and Saturday. Your choice. 10' A YARD FeH Squares SKEIN $4.95 FLIGHT BAGS COCOA MATS ·Heavy duty zippers and padlock. Chestnut. Black. 20"x33" 100 per ce11t cocoanut fibre yarn·. . Friday & Saturday '1391 *339 Aunt Lydia's Heavy Rug Yarn Made of first quall.ty Craft Felt. New seasonal colors. 9x12 9x18 12x18 15c 20c JOe SALE PRICES SIMMONS MAnRESS SALE CORNING WARE 121.84 100 per cent Orlan : 4 Ply. Machine washable and dryable. Solid colors . sparkling colors . heafher colors. Beautiful selection of colors. Regulillr 51.39 skein for this sale. Includes our entire stock of mens long sleeve spQrt and See our new .tall line of the latest styles in White Swan Uniforms. Styles suitable for nurses, dieticians, beauticians, waitresses - See the many new fabrics including double knit pique · woven textured Dacron polyester · bengaline, corded knit jersey, warp knit, double knit treebar.k. Long sleeves, 3/• length sleeves and short sleeves - zipper and button front styl.es. Petite, missy and half sizes. Also see our fine selection of White Swan Pants Suits- in regular and half sizes. Red Heart ..Wintuk" .Yarn While. Machine wash machine dry - no press . Full and Twin. Excellent Value 19 Special Sale Heirloom pattern. Snow "Spice of life" Sauceoan Trio SPECIAL '12" You save on this saucepan selby Corning. Our entire stock is included for this two day sale. Sizes 3 t~ 6x and 7 to 14. with Holds 52" guns. Simplicity's - How-to- Book · Sewing for Men & Bo•'s Use for making beautiful rugs, bags, hats. slippers and other accessories- pot holders and hot plate mats. Big selection colors. · 3 skeins '1 00 ~·--~QJ\ "· ~...,..,., . ,.,.... , -= )v c::::: < $8.85 - -..... Consi sts of 1, llh and 2 Quart saucepans, 2 glass covers and l plastic storage coYer . SALE PRICES ....,..._... .... _.. ... 18.84 Corning Ware Sauce Pan Trio Blue CornfiOV;~er pattern. -..-...... Friday and Saturday WOMEN'S FALL PANTS - Basic and fashion styles. Solid colors - plaids. Sizes 5-6 to 20. ........... ..-. .-. . Sale '9" You I ........ S~ve ....... W - •8.85 ·- - •· • ·• ··-~---~- 21.84 Corning Ware Saucepan Trio Floral Bouquet pal1ern. FLOWER BULBS ARE HERE READY FOR YOUR SELECTION Famous Holland Bulbs thai are lovely In the spring or you can plant In pots and enjoy all winter long . Here are some of the var ieties In this new selection : Hyacinths, Crocus, Narcissus. Daffodils. Dutch Iris, Tulips, all with a ttit·-,t varieties. a lol of colors. Stop In on the tst floor a.nd select your Dutch 'Flower Bulbs now. .' twin maltrtiU or bokspr lng Hurry In for Simmons 103rd Anniversary mattress with cover designed by a famous fastiioo designer. ANOTHER Just Arrived Furniture Dept. Jrd Floor. Friday and Saturday '3.99 DACRON BED PILLOWS Filling DuPont Dacron Polyester . Fiberfill. Attractive floral 100 per cent cotton ticking In blue and white stripe. Resilient · odorless · mat resistant · non allergenic . Two Day Sale $Jl9 EACH Large selection of student and kneehole desks. Maple, walnut, pecan In Modern, Early American and Med iterranean styles . ." ,,;;J.-~ , ' 81~ SALE BICYCLES Standard 26 Inch bikes (boys or girls style) 26 Inch tO speed bikes . 21 Inch 10 speeds . 26 Inch 5 speed bikes In boys and girls models . 3 speed bicycles · convertible 20 Inch bicycles wit~ lrolnlng wheels · 241nch bikes wllh 3speeds. A tine new selection and every one Is on sale - · Buy yoUr blku tor use now or as Christmas gilts Isler. SALE PRICES Visit Elberfelds Warehouse on Mechanic Street II you need more work space. but have vary space, this compacl20xdll" Modern desk Is lor you I Walnutllnllh on selected hardwoods and hardboord with matching wOOd· grain plastic top. · · THRIFTY! SAVE ALL OF YOUR SALESLIPS NO. 117 PT , PLEASANT - Evidence POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1973 TEN CENTS: America AFL-CIO and the CenU"al Operating Company. The agreement, a nine point pact, was aqopted by the court pn a consent order signed by Judge James Lee Thompson July 6. · Company attorneys Samuel D. Llltiepage and Will Poff called II witnesses for the ._ hearing which began Tuesday. Testimony was resumed (Continued on Page 10) weather .. F.al'lu ..e +ear erased .499, call.s· m a d·e ~ CWAto $ vote on contract i ASC elections set up Store hours same as the main store. Bargains In Washers · Dryers· Refrlger!ltors • Carpet by the yard • Linoleum • Water Heaters • Oil or Gas Heaters • 5tH I. Cabinets and Wardrobes • . was retrieved Thursday morning. Aelker escaped !rom his vehicle bull'as hosplta\lzed at Veterans Memorial Hospital In Pomeroy. A NEW AGBICULTURE PROGRAM has been started at Meigs High School this fall under direction of Everette Holcomb. It Is made up of two parts - farm management and agri· business. ll Is a COOJMlrallve progrl!m. This means !hal the I I PHONE 992-2156 abcul incidents of vandalism ranging from extensive property damage at a plant facility and to homes o.f supervisory employes , physical harrassment and the presence of several persons at plant entrances was given at a ,. • , , hearing Tuesday and Thursday .... .:14 In the strike at the Philip Sporn PUMPKINS, PUMPKINS, PUMPKINS - Halloween 100 tons of pumpkins, Is sold to Kroger. Cbarle1 L11rSOII, Plan I near New Haven. being just a month away, the Kroger Co. is taking no chances dwarfed by the 'pile, said there are 150 tons in the 15-acre A hearing in open court ofrunningoulofpwnpkins.'Thepileabove,estirnatedtohold tract owned by James Ray Hill in Letart Falls still to be began Tuesday when attorneys harvested. apparently could not come to · ··· · · ····:·:·~:·:·:·:·;-:·-.;·:-:·:·:-:·•· ~.o:·:·:-:-:-:-:-:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·;-:-: ;-=-·. -. :.-. -. .-.q;-.?".:::>.:-.:::t.:::::-.w.;;!tQ;.&!-"..?Yh:!::Y.O:::::::;:: ;:;: :-~·:=: : : : : : .: : : : c.; -;:; ;: : : : : • ,••••••••..__." . . . . . ' ·"· .. 'co . ... . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . " "" "''"'-"-'FJ. .. terms pertaining . to an Showers and thundershowers ~: frustr.a..!~n ;":! agreernept reached earlier be· likely tonight and Saturday. ;:;: •, ' uuu ' J' ?) By United Press International HOUSTON - TI!REE HAPPY AHD HEALTI!Y Skylab 2 tween Local No. 426 of the Lows in the 60s and highs on . ~~ Remember arithmetic class? How boring it was when the teacher was still talking, ~ flStronauts spent their first day at home In t.!u'ee months today Utllity Workers U~io,n of Sall!'"day in the 70s. t;: about sll)l(l'act!on, an4 you'd figured it .out ,day~ b~fore? HQW frustrating it was when after rewriting the spa'ce record book with 59 day~ of adventure, ' ' · )} everyone in theclassseemed to understand long division but you? , :~~: hard work and fun, Alan G. Bean, Owen K. Garriott and Jack R. :i:i Experie~eslike these will become a thing of the past this year as the Bradbury School i;l LoUsman, still a little weak but feeling .fit a_fter two months of : ; i~ begins using the Individualized Mathematics System, an innovative program designed to ;i;l weightlessness, were starling a long series of debrieflngs about :;i! permit each pupil to develop his fullest mathematics potential at his own speed. IMS Is a :?.~ the flight after a jubilant reunion with their famHles Thursday !i~i mastery-based indivldualiled program which has been designed to enable teachers to ·;;~ MARION, Ohio (UP!)- The night. Almost 500 patient visits three month period, 15 patients ~;i manage students operating on many different skills at the Slime tim~. . :;;: General Telephone Co. and the Stepping from the future Into the past, the astronauts were were made during the last were discharged from the ;iq. AB the program goes into effect. each pupil in grades 5 and 6 has been tested to determine ;:;! greeted by their wives wearing long, colorful 19th century gowns quarter of operations of the service and the current case f:i! his or her starting place In the program. The child will then begin the year studying ilil Communications Workers ol America tentetlvely approved and bonnets as the men emP-rged !rem a NASA jet at Ellington Meigs County Horne Health load is now 31. · ;:;; material that's right lor him, not too easy, not too advanced. He'll go on when he's ready, i;~ a Air Force Base. They flew from San Diego, Calif., where tbey Service. . ~ Through the program :!;: get extra help from his teacher o~ his classmates whenever he needs it, and end the year i;i; new conU"act Thursday and it now goes before the firm's 2,· recovery ship brought them after their return to earth Tuesday. This was !lie report made to physical therapy Is provided in ·~li having learned as much as he's capable of mastering. i;~; 800 union members for the Advisory Board of the cases where needed. Home Si' Bradbury ieachers have gone back to school briefly to learn about the new program and ;i;i ratification. MOSCOW - A PAIR OF ROOKIE SOVIET spacemen, service which held its quar· nursing visits for the past i;ii how to use It effectively. Mrs. Phyllis Hackett attended a special training session for ;i;! wearing protective suits to be extra safe,.orbited the earth today terly meeting Thursday af· quarter totaled 475 with 24 i;!( teachers in Chillicothe on August 20th and she in turn led U"ainlng sessions fol: the Bradbury ilil The strike began July ~6 af· ~ ~ ter beth sides failed to reach an in Russia's first manned space venture.since three cosmonauts ternoon at Veterans Memorial physiCal therapy visits :$, teachers. :;:: agreement on a new conU"aC\ were killed in a tragic flight more than two years ago. The Tass Hospital. Hugh Custer, bringing the total to 499. There ~f: Parents attending the Meet the Team Night at Bradbury on Sept. 5 saw a !ibn strip about ~ after the old one ran out. news agency said the Soyuz-12 took off Thursday on a two-day chairman, presided. were 6,223 miles driven by the ~i; ' the program. At tliattlrne Mrs. Hackett also gave a brief explanation of the program and il~ The new pact covers a two mission apparenUy aimed at getting the Soviet Union's crippled It was reported that in June, program staff during the ~l displayed materials being used. · ;:~ year period and the union was space program ready for a joint U.S.·Russlan flight scheduled July and August staff members quarter. \~ The new math system Is the result of many years or research and development by leading given until Oct. 4 to raUfy the for July, 1975. of the service made 499 "visits Donald Diener, hospital i~ educators. ll has been extensively field-tested throughout tbe United States, and the 2; conU"act. TRSS said the brief flight, the first since three cosmonauts into homes of Meigs Countlans administrator, reported that a 1~ Bradbury faculty is confident that it will help them banish failure from the math classroom ~~ The uWity covers 70 Ohio died June 30, 1971, when their capsule depressuriled on re-entry, providing nursing services for federal grant has been given ;:;i and insure su~ss to each Individual pupil, on his own terms. §. counties with the largcst conwas mainly designed to test a redesigned spacecraft for the joint patients who are ill but not sick the service In the amount of mission. The agency said the two Soycz 12 cosmonauts, pilot Lt. enough to be hospitalized. The $6,000 which wilt help continue ;f?.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::~::~:::~:::~::::::::*:::~:=~~::::)!:~::~:~!=:~::::!!:!:::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::;;,o;:~:~~:!::=.o::~~:::~~..:::::::::*::::::::;?.~:::O.:!&t~~«:::;o cent.ation In Marloo, Clinton, Scioto and Tuscarawas counCol. Vaslly Lazarev, 45, and flight engineer Oleg Makarov, 40, service has been praised as it through 1974. ties. were testing "structural modifications" introduced in their being invaluable In reducing Attending were employes of General Telephone said it craft. the nwnber of days a patient is the service, Mrs. Edna Russell, had incurred nearly $1 million hospilall:red because patients Mrs. Elizabeth Smith and Mrs. 'The Meigs ASC Community 10 days before the election. The 11\unities in the county are in damages during the 74 day WASHINGTON - TilE SENATE VOTED Thursday night to can be discharged earlier and Lois Clelland and board Committee election this year voted ballots must be mailed or known as, Bedford-Salisbury, strike, mostly in cable cutorder the withdrawal of 110,000 American troops from foreign then referred to home nursing . members Custer, Diener, will be held on Dec. 3. Ballots returned · in pel"son not later Chester, Columbia-Scipio, tings , . bases, handing the Nixon administra tion a setback hours afl~ r During the past quarter the Father Bernard Krajcovic, H. will be inailed to voters about than Dec. 3. The ASC Com- Lebanon • Letart, Olive- Abcul 600 non·Wllon em· upholding Its Trident submarine program. The vote was 411-36 m service received 30 referrals, E. Shields, a new member; Orange, Rutland • Salem and ployes and supervisors favor of the amendment by Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, D·Minn., including 15 from doctors of Mrs . Elizabeth Hobsleller , maintained a limited service to the $21.9 billion defense procurement bill. It calls for with· Veterans Memorial Hospital ; (Continued on Page 2) Speaking of schools-No. 288 Mrs. Jane Brown, Scott Lucas, throughout the strike. drawing 40,000 men by next June 30 and the rest in the following nine from the Holzer Medical Bob Hoeflich, and Mrs . Jean 18 months. · A final vote on the entire bill is expected Leday. Earlier, Center ; three !rom St. Joseph Neal, home nursing consultant administration forces on a 49-47 vole defeated a move to slow Hospital at Parkersburg ; two· of the Holzer Medical Center from Dr. R. E. Boice and one who is serving also on the local ( ConUnued on Page 2\ miscellaneous. During the board. By GC<Orge Hargraves, Supl. students spend half the day in school and half the day on a job. Meigs Local School District The jobs may be on a farm or In a business related to asrlculture. Next week Is the official "count week" for the flChOOI year. There are 18 juniors and seniors In this class - 7 in farm We must make and keep on file a detailed and accurate reoord of management and 11 rn agri-business. · the number of students who are enrolled, the days that they are Both agriculture teachers are working to develop youth and in attendance and the days that they are absent during tile Oc· adult farmer programs. With the potential for the future in tober 1-5 week. In addition to this we must count and report the agriculture, we feel that these two programs are vital pariB of number of students in every vocational class and in every special the curricular offerings for young people in our area. education class. Could I make just one more emphasis for the necessity ol A separate and important part of the "count" deals with parent and student cooperation in making the school bus a safe transportation. The amount of money that we obtain from the place to be. The driver is In the front of the bUll with all the state school foundation program to support our transportation· halards of the road to face. Any car driver knows that thele system wlll depend on the official "count" of bus riders next increase every day. · , week. The key day for this count Is Tuesday, October 2. In addition to this, the bus driver has 50 or 60 or more yecy On thai day all students should ride the bus - no cars, lively students In that bus. All of them are behind the dri~er, To please. We have to provide the transportation for those who drive see them tbe driver must check the rear view mirror and hla or or ride cars, lithe car breaks down or the weather Is had or the her attention then leaves the road . This we want to keep to an ride is missed, etc. Therefore, we should have the slate Iran· absolute minimum. All of us want the driver to watch the road. sporlallon funds to support that transportation. May we have Good conduct on the bus wllllel the driver do that. Good conduct your cooperation please - no cars on Tuesday , October 2. on the bus starts with a good talk between parent and student. With the pre~enl situation cOncerning food supplies and food . How about having one this weekend? We'll appreclall! it. prices In the nation and the world, the Importance of agriculture NEWS & NOTES - After a week without a game, the as a key American industry becomes quite clear. This year we Marauders travel to GaiUpoiLs tonight to open thls year's leape have Aaron Sayre, a graduate of Southern High School, leaching season. - Congratulations to Dwight Goins, Fred Ruth and the one class of production agriculture at Eastern High School and Marauder band for the third place trophy lhet they WOlf fat two classes of production agriculture at Meigs High ·School. marching in the MQrletta Band-a-Ram& last Slllurday. - We aWl' There are nearly five do~en students In t~se classes. They have need your help In obta lning time emergency medical permllllon the"opporluijlty to learn the basics of agriculture as well as the - We have had approval of an lddlllonal ll*!lil opportunity to participate In interesting activities in connection forms. education class ior the high school-We now have ll!n ll*!lil with the Future Farmers of America youth or·ganlzallon. They education classes in operation In the diltrlct-Thl ev..W. have attended the Farlll Science Review in Columbus and had 52 manpower training class in mine mechanics meell from 210 t p, at a swimming party late in August. m. at the old Pomeroy Junior High building live nlthll tll:b MRS. ElJZABETI! WICKHAM, Chester, who celebrated her IOOth birthday on July 'n was presented a plaque from Ohio Governor John J. Gilligan at the monthly senior citizens birthday party Thursday at the senior citizens center In Pomeroy. Making the presentation was C. J. Struble, Pomeroy, president of the Meigs Council on Aging, who also presented a letter written to Mr~ . Wickham from the governor. A CAR DRIVEN by Pat Aelker, 23, Uncoln Helght.t, -Pomeroy ,that plunged Into the Ohio River Woonesday night, '\ Farrington presented JaneS. Ergood, Athens, director . of planned parenthood in southeastern Ohio, a plaque of appreciation for her outstanding efforts In that field durjng the past year. Count week here in all schools Another Big Shipment Doucle "$76 mattress or boxspr lng Queen size $199.95 set King size $289.95 set SALE '12" You S~ve '8.85 SALE PRICES Early Bird Special 566 Gallia Counly .. New trustees are : Jack White, Athens; Mrs. Rilph 'Welker, Melgl ; Mrs. Heltn Baker , Athens ; Merrill B. Harey , Logan ; Mra. Sue Beverly, Gallia; Mra. Loretta Helber, Hocking ; Mrs. Helen Garrison, Vinton and Anne While, Gallla. Evidence ·of vandalism being taken hardwood solids and veneers - Salem maple In Simpli city's famous easy-to-understand style. Sale Price GIRLS PANTS AND JEANS VOL. XXV 6, 10 and 12 gun cablnefs made with seled Mediterranean professional standard reviews Ally, Bernard Ful12, · the organized Issue will , in all association's vice president, probability, wind up In federal read nomination& for new courl~ . executive committee officers The speaker was introduced and newcommittee and trustee by Jack t'arrlngton, secretary members. • executive director or the Approved ror four year OVHSF. Farrlnglcn also in· term• were : · traduced numerous guests, Dr. Thomas Price, Hoelting, including Sen. Harry Arm- vice president of executive ·•trong and Tim Doren, Cong. committee ; Donald Diener , Clarence Mllter's area Meigs, hospital counselor representative. coordinator, executive com. E. E. Davis, Oak Hill , mlttee. OVHSF president, welcomed New committee members the group . President Davis also are William Bourne, distributed the organill!Lion's Lawrence; Barbara Farmer, 1973 annual report brochure . Lawrence and John Morgan , · Devoted To The [ntere.ll Of The Meiga-Mawn Area In the Furniture Dept. · Jrd Floor. veneers li kely wil l c~n li nu e bei ng favored In rederal Iundin~, In other matters, Dr , Clarke also fel l that ph ysi cia ns ' as.,lstanls should reeelve more recogn iti on than they arc ge llin ~ . , SpeaklnK or abcrtlon•, Dr. Clarke said doctors In Ohio today ~re "damned, pro or con:• on the Issue. H ~ added, "Something must be solved with a mutual understanding for aU c once r~ed . " On PSRO, Dr. Clarke said, "D9Ctors resent II, but it's the law · or the land, one we'll regret." Dr , Clarke said the , You need lhe Simplicity Sewing Book. 21Chapters . 500 photos and diagrams - 256,pages and If's all necks. I Selection Of EYerything you need to know. about seWing ·- and tailoring and crafts and more. jacquards. nluht lor the seventh • nnual rne.:Ung of l ~ Ol!lu Valley Health Serviues Foundation, In c., ul the Holiday Inn , Kanauga. Approximately UJO persons attended. Pointing out that inllation and other economic problemll are hurling nearly everyone In the country today, Or. Clarke reminded area medica l or. ficlals from the seven-county area or southern Ohio that hospitals and colleges are "B" agencies and that unle~s proper authorities stand up and fight for what they feel is needed, 1'A11 plariners most OVHSF guest speaker at the Holld;ly IM, Kanauga, Thursday evening was Dr. Oscar w. Clarke, president of the Ohio State Medical Association. 7Qlh " high, 123/.-" deep . New flat knits ·and fancy ROll Tape and Record Department medium,. large and extra larg e. An ex ce I lent assortment in cluding h :2 solid rib knits · 5x2 solld r ib kQits . lwtdlng decisions and who makes them, aborllons, proresslonal standard reviews ~rg unlzu tlon (PSROI , llcen•ure of h os plt<~l s by the slate, nullonali latlon of medicine, and the "malpractice rad " •gains! physicians were chief topics of con~ern discussed Thursday evening by Dr. Oscar W. Clarke, president of the Ohio State Medical ABsociation. Dr . Clarke, Holzer Medica I Center, Gallipolis, and first physician from southern Ohio to head the slate association, was guest speaker Thursday See The Large Be Sure To See Our New SWEATERS ~'cd erul Many ol our customers enloy o trip through the furniture department to see all that's new and e•clllng In IM furniture and furn ishings world - new Kroehler living room suites · new bedroom oulllls . new desks . new open stock maple den and bedroom ldNS. Toke a look at the picture, lamps lor bedroOf11. living room or den. Big selection ol Easy Chairs · Hlde·•·Beds · Studio Couches . Gun Cabinets . Grandfather Clocks - Bed Springs · and Mattresses . End Tables . Collee Tables · Pianos · Wall to Wall Carpeting. Also a complete selection ol nursery furniture - Cribs, Mattresses, Ploy Pensi Strollers, Bumper Pads, High Chairs, Bosstnettes, Bathlnets. Make 11 a must this weekend to visit Elberlelds Furniture Deportment on !he 3rd floor . ~~~ '1990 Special Sale Price White Only. Medical concerns topic of OVHSF OPEN BOTH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS_ ~U~N~TI~L~9..:.0._'C::L:..:;:OC..:.:..:.K!-;;::;u-::;:;t;;:;ith;'Fu;ifuMI I \ \ . I week- We are giving some thought to havtns adult .wllll classes again this year- If you are lnterelted drop me a . _ Include your name, addreu, phooe ntunber and wllttiMr J01 want to be In a beginning or lldv.nced de= PleMI, diD't 011 about this' one-Send the note. �• r 28. "173 Expansion of budget traced to inflation EDITOR'S NOTEi A dozen years ago, II cost oolly $1 blllloa to run the state of Ohio for two years. Now It costs $9.9 billion. Public apathy toward the value of thedoUar in the 1960's, coupled witlt a pllllosoplty that government should do things for people, helped bring about lite mushroomlug budget, according to UPI Statehouse Reporter Lee Leonard's analysis. This Is the second In a series of nl!lf articles on the growth of the state budget. Mediation plan pnyroll that you 1 ontrol Von r nn use them. in t•lecllon cnmpnl~ns " t:ynlcol View A t~s.~ ('~' 1\1< al vit•: 1s taken tty most lt·~-:ts lnuvt· Dcnto~: rut s, ns well as the nd nun LStnttion of t:ov Jotm J GilllgHn , wh1ch im·rcased the state budget by 58 per cent In four y~ars nnd wanted to spend oven more. "The st>ttc IS providmg servic-es it never provtded before," said House Speaker AG. Lanctono. D-Hella1re. "Wtth the mcome t>tx, we have funds to take care of needs we have negleeted for so long " Lanctooe points out a "complete turnaround of philosophy u. Ohio" on spending gover nment mo ney and getting onto such things as a st>tte lottery, SUnday ltquor and &mday ra cmg • Money doesn't mean that much anymore,'' the Speaker satd. "I came from a poor family or eight kids, and I never dreamed I would be drlvmg a $10,000 car and paymg sometunes $200 for a su1t of clothes " More than half the state appropriations are directed at tmportant servtces such as publtc school subSl<lies, college mstructional grants, PUblic welfare programs, mental and correctional mslllutions, parks and recreation The Gtl!tgan admmlstrat10n has pomted out many times the unpertance of unprovmg Ohio's near-last-place rankmg m the country m atd to education, of staffmg mental and eorrecllonal tnstttutions fulltime around the clock, and of 1m-proving and expandmg the parks and roads, as the people voted in is turned down neijoliatlons to end a teachers strike here but the school board had refused. School Supt. Kenneth Christopher aald he fired the 81 teachers who went on strike Sept 21 because they violated the state rerguson Act which bans strikes by public employes. Christopher said he refused the offer of the U S. Mediation and Conciliation Service be· By LEE LEONARD cause since the teachers were UPI Statehouse Reporter Ttckets to the dinner fired there would be no ooe COLUMBUS (UPI) The honoring Gertrude Donahey, with whom tO negotiate. pllenomenal growth m the state budget Clayton M11ler, principal of Democratic treasurer for the from $2 I btllloo to $9.9 billion over the state ofOhlo, to be held Oct 10, the Hamden elementary school last 10 years can be attributed to a at Metgs High Schaul will not here, was fired Thursday benumber of factors, not the least of be sold after the f1rst of next cause he left the building and which IS inflalloo. joined the picket line. week More expensiVe labor and comThe siX schools remamed Ernest A Wingett, county modtties, serv1ces and equipment all open but attendance was very democratic chairman, sa1d have cootributed to the spiraling cost of ticket sales are movmg very llghl government. Classes were conducted by 26 well and have met all exBut an imperfeet budgeting process, pectations Four girls of Meigs teachers who did not join the a breach between the executive and County are employed in the stnke and substitutes aloog leglslattve branches, and JUSt plain of[ice of Mrs Donahey, w1th supervisory personnel. pohtics all push the cost higher. The strike started over a disWingett stated There are few watchdogs, and those Donahey's appearance a I the pute involving a fa1r teacher that have been around awhile tend to Oct. 10 dinner m the Meigs dismissal policy and establish· sometunes look the other way. They are High School cafeteria begms at menlo! a grievance procedure. allowed to do so by a complacent PUblic 7 p m and 1s the third m a which has grown accustomed to series of "get to know the government throwmg around m1Uions people" events sponsored by of dollars like so much corn seed. MARTA D TORNADO CANDIDATES - Southern High Schaol the Me1gs County Democratic The stage was set for a budget exhomecoming queen candidates and their attendants are and Party and 'the Action Club. plosiOn, accordmg to veteran eagerly awaiting the choice of thts year's queen to be Wmgett stressed that the E 'n CORIGINALS statehouse observers, a decade before crowned Friday mght, Oct. 12, at halftime of the game event IS for all people from all the state had Its first btllion-dollar aga1nst Kyger Creek. Kneeling (1-r), are Lisa Allen, freshpollt1ca! affiliations budget. man attendant , Cheryl Larkins, sophomore attendant and Persons unable to attend the Former Gov Frank J. Lausche Megan Brown, Jumor attendant. Standing are queen canPlain colors, prints . dinner are mv1ted lo hear Mrs didates Nancy Crow, J11l Warner and Valene Johnson Donahey who will speak following the meal The dinner will be prepared Main at Sycamore by Evangelllle Chapter O.E.S Pomeroy. Ohio The party requests $5 donations for the dmner, but CHARLESTON, W.Va employ 100 persons. admissions IS free for those BALTIMORE, Md. (UPI) - to Mary land political figures f1Ie smt m U.S. DJStnctCourt m Ames IS the largest corpora- who wiSh to just come and hear president cannot be indicted ( UPI) - Plans for mdustnal For the first time in hiStory, from contractors an attempt to block the m- unless he is ftrst unpeached by developments at Parkers- !ton headquartered m West Mrs Donahey speak. evidence concetll!ll8 an lllCillll· Agnew has told !rtends any vestlgation on the con- Congress and removed from burg Hunbngton and Ripley Virgmla, With about $5511lllllon bent vice 'President has been hope he may have had for the stitutional ground that a vice were' announced Thursday by of tis $237 mlllton m business office presented to a grand jury. One pres1dency in 1976 "is over OCCWTlng in the state, Moore While the grand jury was Gov Arch Moore TRAINING COMPLETED w11nesa labeled the inQUirY a now," The New York Times Moore sa1d the Ames Mesaid listening to witnesses, Agnew Navy Fireman Recrmt Floyd • • "fishing expedition," and Sen. reported in today's editions Donough Co., the world's largThe governor also revealed Slippers - Shoes attended meetings at the While D. Pullins, son of Mr and Mrs Barry M Goldwater, R·Artz., est manufacturer of shovels plans for a $2 5 million capital Reston Reports and Boots House concernmg legislative Gerald Pullins of Pomeroy, claimed in Washington that has purchased 200 acres m the mvestment m Huntington by "He has been destroyed and Pull-ons T1es matters completed baste Boiler Sprro T Agnew was "framed." pohhcally and knows tt," Parkersburg area to butld a Roberts Consolidated In· J Marsh Thomson, Agnew's The 22-member grand Jury, Times wr1ter James Reston 315,000 square foot distnbution dustnes a Iloor covering Teehnictan School at Great (Contmued from Page I ) press seeretary, said the v1ce Lakes,m meeting under str1ct secunty, reported "But he will not go center manufacturer prestdent would fly to Palm Sutton. was believed to have heard at qu1etly, for that would look like The multt-m1lllon dollar The plant, also expeeted to Your THOM MeAN Store Marriage Licenses 5Prmgs, Calif., today as a Eligible voters Will be sent a Middleport. 0. least four Witnesses Thursday a confeSSioo of guilt, and that, facJltty, scheduled for comemploy 100 persons, IS set for weekend guest of entertamer David Warren Kuhn, 24, ballot for the communtty m at the federal courthouse m he msists, is a confessiOn he p!etion Aug 15, 1974, w1ll complehon m October, 1974. . Frank Smatra. He sa1d Agnew Pomeroy, and Dtane Lynn which their principal farmmg downtown Baltimore before will never make." Auother 100 jobs should be Aleshire, 18, Pomeroy, Rt. 3, mterest ts located. would make a speech Saturday recessmg for the week. Most provtded by expansion m the The Times sa1d Agnew does BEAUTIFUL before a group of Republican , Thomas Leroy Rose, Jr , 30, A st"ate of a~ least siX wl1nesses also were shielded not intend to resJ.gll even If Martini SPortswear Inc. facrliHuntmgton, and Mary nommees will be developed for women m Los Angeles and from the press. ties m Ripley, Moore sa1d An tndlcted but will "light for the community. Farmers have "won't be duckmg the' subject" 24, Catherme Francis, u.~ Attorney George Beall exoneration through the courts 18,000 square foot addition Is of hts legal problems "But I Pomeroy; Mark Palrtck and his team of federal and keep appealing to the the nght to nommate canPT. PLEASANT - Charles bemg butlt onto the present Gress, 19, Middleport, and don't expeet a pomt-by-pomt didates by pellttoo. A blank prosecutors at the drreetion of House of Representatives lor a B Cochran, 77, Point Pleasant, 12,000 foot butlding, where 190 Brenda Sue VanMeter, 16, Attoniey General Elliot L. full and open hearmg, no petition smtable for this pur- rebuttal.;' Flnii Person died fr~day at 6.20 am m persons are now employed pose 1s bemg mailed to all Pomeroy. . Called Richardson began presenting matter how long it takes " From Veterans Admtmstrahon The first person called before ellgible farmers If addillonal tbe grand jury w1th ev1dence AssiStant US. Attorney Rus- petitions are needed copies can the jury Thursday was W1lltam Hospttal m ChtlllColhe He had ·::~.::-:-: :-:·:·:·:::·:-:::·:-:::::::·:::::::;:;:::::::::::~:·:·:·:·:~~=-:-::::::::~::::::::::::::::===::-::.:~:::::::::::~:::::::::=:=:::-::·:::·::::;~ gathered in the1r mvestigation. sell T. Baker Jr declined to been m fatllng health the past Beall notified Agnew Aug I the say when the JUry would next be obtained at the County ASCS J Moth, public relations vtce year pres1dent of an engmeermg investigation concerned meet. It was expected to Offtce. He was a rettred coal mmer, consultant flfm and former 59 N. Second St. Each pet11lon submitted poss1b!e v1olahons of con- convene next week. must be hm1 ted to one vtce president of Baltimore veteran of WW l, member of spiracy, extortion and bribery. Lawyers for Agnew, a for- nominee, s1gned by at least City Council He Is a longtune West Columbta U M Church, by tbe edltGr • The panel had been meeting mer Baltimore County Lee Leonard, Umted Press International's Oh1o Statehouse and a member or the Feeney'. since January to consider executive and Maryland three ehglble voters m the fnend of Agnew " Reporter, is domg a mne;Jarl report oo the expanding Ohio Muth told UPI he refused to Bennett Post Amencan Legion allegations of cash kickbacks govemor, sa1d they sitU plan to commumty, mclude a certification that the nommee 1s tesllfy because federal m Middleport He was a son Of budget HIS ftrst article appeared on page I Thursday Because w1llmg to serve If eleeted, and proseeutors had never told him the late AndrewS. and Augusta we feel an understandmg of how and why our pubhc money Is receiVed at the county ASCS what the mvest1gatton was Buckley Cochran and was born spent IS important, we Intend to publish the entire ser1es. I! anybody can unravel the mystertes of a state spendmg budget Office not later than October about He said he was excused October 19, 1895, m Chiton OPTOMETRISTS Muth sa1d he was offered Survivors mclude two that ballooned from $2 I billion to $9.9 billion m the bnef span of 29 1mmumty from daughters, Mrs. Ruth Lewts, 10 years, Mr. Leonard can Nor will Leonard be hushed up by In general, a farmer ts hmtted threats or threats of threats from Establishment sacred cows of 181 N. Second Ave. eligible to be a commuruty prosecullon three weeks ago, Pomt Pleasant, and Mrs whatever pobtical stripe. MIDDLEPORT committeeman if he lives m the but turned it down and also Paulme Taylor, Pomeroy; two Most of what Leonard will present to readers Will be imcommuruty m which he IS tgnored a request to brmg w1th sons, James R. Cochran, PH. 992-3279 By Helen Bolle] eligible to vote The duties of him Thursday records dating Gallipolis, and David Cochran, personal, uncolored facts gleaned from his personal sludy of the Cfflce hours by ap. Commumty Comm1tteemen back to 1960. Moundsvtlle; a brother, John mass1ve Ohio budget approved by the General Assembly earlier po1ntment: Mon ·Frl 9 til 4, this year. He has mterv1ewed many of the state's admm1strat1ve "It's a f1shmg eXDedttion." Cochran, West Cohunbia, 12 • mclude inlormmg farmers of ~urday 9 unttl noon. the purpose and provlstons of he sa1d. " If they're gomg to use grandchtldren and 18 great- officers and wlll report what they said. A Question of Finances If a reporter does his homework, he can ask meaningful the ASCS programs, keepmg thiS star chamber, It's one of grandchildren. bear Helen . the County Committee m- the worst thmgs ever perFuneral servtces wdl be quesltons and the answers will be worth printing. Here's a question I've never seen m your colwnn. We anticipate a valuable learning experience In Leonard's What does the average working wife do With her lllCOine, formed of local condlttons, petrated in Amencan pelltics " conducted Sunday from the forthcommg series. Readers may want to cbp each article m the ~far as controlling it. Or does she turn tt all over to her recommendmg the needed At another pomt he told Crow-Hussell Funeral Home sertes to preserve the whole for future reference, say around the changes m farm programs, reporters: "ThiS whole m- Bunal will follow m the tfttsband? t1me when candidates for state offices offer themselves next time • I work, and my paycheck all goes Into our jomt account. This par11c1patmg m commumty vest1gat1on IS a lot of bull- " Graham Stabon Cemetery w1th to us voters. fs for both of us- but I understand that my husband·could wtth- meetmgs as necessary, and In Washmgton, Goldwater m1htary graveside rttes While you study these reports by a tramed, skilled reporter4taw the whole thing if he wanted to, or he could buy anything he performmg other duties as said before UPI televisiOn Vtsltalton hours w11I be after 2 mtestigator m the days to come, keep In mind that m many wanted agalllSt our account and I wouldn't have to co-s1gn He assigned by the County news cameras he beheves p m Saturday countries of the world nothing like them could be found In print of Agnew has been framed, and PLEASANT VALLEY W..ld just wr1te a check and Wipe me out. I could do the same to Committee . any kmd The Importance of a free press, however It may be Ballots Will be counted at the should "fight this "thmg r1ght l)im. DISCHARGES . Richard Halstead, Russell Lticas, Pomt so1led In the exerc1se of 1ts freedom, is lncaluable to a free • Also, I earn only half what my husband earns per year. Meigs County Office Deeember through to the bitter end." Pleasan t, Clarence Jones, society BLOODMOBILE COMING ~ouldn't we have a JOtnt account w1th each putting in a 5th and the County Convention A few of the countries where Leonard would be by-lining MASON - The Mason Galhpohs; Mrs Norman IJ'Oportionate amount (for Uvmg expenses) and then the rest w1ll be held In the Masonic government handouts or nothing at all (lest It be the "Prison • gomg into separate accounts, w1th perhaps a jomt savmgs ac- Temple Building, Pomeroy, Mothers Club Is sponsormg a Badgley , Buffalo; Grant Ohio on December 13 at 10 a m VL'Iil of the Amertean Red Roush, New Haven , Elizabeth Camp News" ) starts with Russia and cootinues with all the count taklng up the relllllll1der • - VS ASCS Committee eleetions are Cross bloodmobtle from 1 to 6 Jones, Point Pleasant; Carl Soviet satellltes; Spsm, the entire Middle East excepting open to all ellg~b!e voters p m Monday at the Mason City and Otis McCoy, Henderson, probably Israel; most of the African nstlona, most of Soluth Dear V.· America, and China. This is a big chunk of the world. I don't know what the "average" working wife does, but I without regard to race, color, Fire Stallon. The pubbc Is Malissa Tennant, Mason ; Joe Communist or militarist oriented, it seems to make little think the IDEAL husband-wife financial arrangement IS based religion, sex, or nallonal InVited to VISit the Unit to Oliver, Jackson, 0. ; Calvin difference as to a free press. Neither sort of Blg Brother can become donors. Slayton, Apple Grove; Sylvia on trust. Winch means it Isn't "his" or "her" but OUR money, orlgm stand open inquiry Mullins, Point Pleasant; Mrs spent, saved or invested after mutual agreement. Here In the ensuing days we can understand better what 'Royal Crown Paul Somervllle, Gallipolis There may be arguments but, If the marriage IS good, they \ ..._......__ happens to our taxes. And we retain the privilege of voting at the Ferry. won't be nearly as severe as those which ought anse from a Bottling_Comp_any next election for the men and women whom we think may complicated "yours and mme" formula . . , Middleport manage our state budget wisely. (Continued from Page II I personally favor one joint account w1th, If there's a surplus Dai~ and the couple agrees, separate savtngs accounts from m- down development of the Trident submarine program, and DEVOTED TO THE divldual incomes. narrowly dejeated two Bmendments that would have slashed aid INTEREST OF MEIGS M-ASON ARIA How do other working wives feel ? Let me know and l'U run a to Vietnam. CHESTER L tANNEHILL, Euc l!d column on best Ideas for money management m the two,eareer ROIIRT HOIIlLIC::H , family, - H. FUEL SUPPLIES NEEDED FOR TilE AUTUMN harvest City Editor Pvbtllhlld di l ly lkCtl)l SATURDAY- SEPTEMBER 29th are low, but most farmers across the nation say they will have +++ Se turday by The Of!lo Vallly Publ ishing Company 111 UNTIL P.M. enough to operate harvesters, run trucks to market and for grain ' Dear Helen · • Cour t St Pomeroy , Ohio. A57611 Buttnts Olllu P11one The dingbat who signed herself "Call Me Chrtstlan and a drying Many farmers aa1d they were more concerned about 992 2156 Edttor l,111 Pno nt 9P2 2h7 VIrgin" Ia no Christian, and lB probably a virgin because no one having enough fuel next sprmg But for motorists, the concern S.cond cla u poiiiO t Plld for gasolme was Immediate Filling station owners In many parts '' Pom eroy, Ohio would have such a miserable, mean, holler-than-thou Witch Nal lona t ld!ltrll&lno the country began closing for a second straight weekend tO r~~t pr euntal!"'t Bottlnelll . I don't see how you can ba so nice to people like tl)ls I would of protest government price controla GaiiiOhor Inc 12 Eut ~1'1 d have c~ her to bita with my typewriter keys. She was S't, Ntw Vork .Ntw York Hundreds of service stations 10 the St. Louis area closed SVblcrl pt lon retu 1 rtdlcul0111 calling you nasty names because you guessed that Otllvtud by (lrrler w.htrt Thursday and said they would not reopen for six days. lt set off nallabte s.s .::enra ptr w"k 1 "Prllcllla," the 23-year~ld virgin, was pretty repressed. You 8v Motor Ro ut• where panic turnouts at gas PUffiJlS on the first day of the closmgs Hunc:arrlar urvlce not IIIIWired Prl.!sy right on the button. It was very evident she hllllablt One mon t., , U , 9-,. dreds of cars lined up, some dnvers waiting for hours to gas up Wlllted the llltuJ of marriage more than she wanted a husband malt in Ohla ant1 w "', Ont before the shutdown began at 12:01 am Thursday. Other areas Ytar, 110 1 5hrmanthl, 1 50 t -FAN OF YOURS Thrtt months , U 50 "FAMILY OUTING" where shutdowns were called included parts of Tennessee, New Etnwhere s 111 v11r 1 1lx manlhl i9 .50 thru monlh l, INTERNATIONAL UNION OF S6 Svbscr lpllon prtc. In· ~Fin (and rna• ·• otben who blAsted "Christian V1rgm"): York, Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Utah,Oregoo, and Washington CIU(JU Sundf-,. Ttmu In most other states dealers said they would wait and decide at OPERATING ENGINEERS • 111· 'lka, I "';"' that! Sen!lnet the last moment whether to close. LOCAL 132 · A, B& C McAl\THUlt, Ohio (UPI) The Ohio Education Association said it had ac· cepted an offer for a federal mediator to enter Into regularly turned up a surplus of funds in the early 1950's, keepmg stale taxes at a low level and relying heavily on local !evtes to finance major government servtces, such as educalloo Drain Began 11te twO-year budget dtd not reach $1 btllton until 1959-60 It doubled m another four years The demand for state-hnanced government servtces began to dram Ohio's tax system, but former G6v James A Rhodes made piecemeal tax htkes to fmance four budgets, the las( of which was $6 2 bt!llon m 196!1-70 Rhodes was not a b1g spender when he came mto office, but he discovered he could raiSe money through patchwork tax programs and bond ISSues and not get hurt peltticaly One of Rhodes' early supporters, Rep Robert E Netzley, R-Laura, explams what happened: "Junmy wasn't a ltght..f1sted guy hts second term," sa1d Netzley After the bond 1ssues, he began to get the swmg of things - he was doing thmgs He liked to do somethutg for everybody, and he got the capttal improvements for them "He used to talk fiscal responslbtlity, but then he began to talk about people m government that were dotog thmgs 19611 He satd the government's got to do The admlnistrahon, through thmgs for people, tt's got to g1ve them legtslattve enactment of the mcome tax thtngs. in 1971, has boosted spending m these "Thts is a result of the Roosevelt and other areas, and has upgraded the philosophy," Netzley continued "You serv1ces do thmgs You say 'we're gomg to gtve "State government ts like General you a park, we're going to giVe you a Motors,"Lancwne sa1d. "There's a hell school, we're going to gtve you a htgh- of a lot gomg on that there wasn't a few way ' It also puts more people on th~ years ago " Donahey dinner ticket sales end next week Long Dresses lOlA'S Goldwater claims frame 3 Developments marked SAFE'fY',TOE WORK SHOES ASC heritage house Charles Cochran DRIED · FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS dies Friday . •3.98 1~: Dudley's Aorist the day after . . . ® 3_- The Dally Sentinel, Mldtll•pert-Pomeroy, 0 ., Sepl. 211, 1973 I • ' aces e1 s The Gallipolis Blue Devils and Meigs Marauders fight it out tonight for the 7th ttrne, wtth the Big Blue favored to cut Meigs' series lead to 4-3 Gallla Academy mentor John Ec~er sends his 2-1 lads onto Memor~al Field around 8 p.m. to host the ll-2 Charley Chancey gang The Btg Blue have defeated Coal Grove 12-0 and South Point 12-11, while losmg to Manchester 11-<l , The Marauders, meanwhile , have been mpped by Pomt Pleasant 25-18 and shutout by the Belpre Eagles, 16-1>. The annual Gallia-Metgs County battle is usually one or the h•shltghts of the area scholasttc grid season, w1th the largest margin of victory bemg 14 pmnL!, that commg m the 1988 Marauder shutout of Gallipolis The series began back m 1967, the hrst year that Pomeroy , Middlepor t and Hockmg Monday night Coach Grant Barnett's West Vtrgtnlans have been commg on hke gangbusters since their 19-12 loss to Kyger Creek 3 weeks ago Since then, the Whtte Falcons have whipped Duval, 311-<l, and 3 days later rolled past Fed The Tornadoes have lots of respect for Wahama, states Jewell "They have good football players But we'll be ready If our young kids come through, we'll wm " Southern, m ftrst place In the SVAC wtlh a 2-0 mark, can remam undefeated w1th a v1ctory over Wahama Besides the 7-0 league v1ctory over Eastern, the Tornadoes have rolied up a 52-1> shellackmg of Hannan Trace and a 36-11 triumph over Green Township The Tornado starting lineup will not look much different, w1th the exception of Ervm for Ord and the posstble substitution of Brown for Dunning. Offensively, 1t wtll be Jim Williams and Maurer at GENERAL!; . ~ELECTRIC 25" OIAG. EARLY AMERICAN CONSOLE COLOR TV Dr. T. J. Bradshaw Dr. Milton Mason Helen Help Us. • • News. • • in Briefs The Sentinel PARk RESERVED s "FAMILY OUTING" TEAMSTER'S UNION 41 RESERVED ALL DAY SUNDAY • SEPTEMBER 30th • c '· sweeptng for 8 yards to payd1rt Marauder quarterbu ~k Pat O'Brien fired the conversion pass to end Jon K.loes for the difference. The Gallipolis score came on a 6 yard pa~~ from Larry Snowden to Pete Neal. 1970 was the year of the Blue, as the Devils outlasted Chancey's charg es 12-6 In Marauder Stadium The end or the second quarter was the turnmg pmnt, with the Galhans htttlng paydlrt twtce near the IntermissiOn , once on a Snowden to Dave Burnett pass for 7 yards and the other a 46 yard bomb from Snowden to Chuck Howard The Marauders came back strong m the fourth period, with the late Dennis Boggs, who gained 100 yards m the contest, scoring from 2 yarda out, followed by a last dttch Meigs drive But defensive back Pete Neal mtercepted a Marauder aerial on the GallipoliS 18 lo preserve GABS' first win ever over Me1gs and 15 ftrst downs to 7, but that wasn't enough Marauder Stadium was the scene last year of the stxth battle, wtth the Blue Devlls coming out on top, 10-6 yalhpohs opened the scormg m the ftrst quarter on a 65 yard bomb from quarterback Jtm Niday to John Walter Niday ran in the extra points Meigs came back tn the second stanza on a 3 yard run by fullback Dallas Weber The conversiOn failed and that's the way It stood unlll ltme was runnmg out m the fmal period Andy Vaughan dropped back near hl8 goal hne to pass and was hit hard by Galhpohs' Rick Grymes, causmg Vaughan to fumble mto the end zone Marauder Mtck Ash fell on the ball for a safety, as Galllpolts went on to tte for thtrd place In the SEOAL wtth a 3-3-1 mark, while the Marauders !ted Jackson for fourth at 3-ol All history astde, tomght's battle should be no dtfferent from the prevmus encounters Althou2h Galhpolls Is favored by most oddsmakers, a game that mvolves tense rtvals has no place for favorites The Marauders, with swttches m several posltons and mjured players back m acllon, will no doubt be m..the game all the way Melvin Cremeans, out the ftrst 2 ~ames, Will be back m ttie defensi ve backfield, and J. D Story, also out the first part of the season, will be back In acttoo, also on defense Several switches are at~o VISible on the other side of the ltne Wmghack Mtck Ash will move to fullback, with Joe Rosenbaum , Mark Morris and Mtke Magnotta alternating at the wingback spot vacated by Ash The Marauders have never been beaten on Memorial Field by Galhpolts, with the wmmng scores bemg 11-<l, 11-<l and 14-12. Tontghl's game just may be as. close, wtth the defenstve mmded Blue Devils hostmg the defensive mmded Marauders begmmng at 8 p m. Eastern hopes to regroup tonight ahama n;t" ~~~o~~:n:e~o~e~:r:~ ~ COMPARE time counUes" 11-<l at Galhpohs B11l Hl!tkett, a 127 lh senior end was one of the star~ of that fu st g&me, stopping GAHS halfback Brent Saunders one root short o( success on a conversion rW1, OaYe Wolfe Leon Briggs LE and recovertng a fumble late In Robbie Ea son LT Rex Pl ymale John Lehew Da n Woodwa rd LG the second quarter to set up the Terry Pi ckens Scoll Epli ng c • Marauders' lone score, a 4 Andy English Pa t Boster RG yard run by fullback Ken Mike McDan~ e l RT Mtk e E vans English Lennie Van Meter's Tom Lowery RE R1 ck Grymes conversion run gave Meigs the Jay Warner QB J1m Niday Terry Whitlatch 2 point margm LH David Graham Joe Rosenbaum, RH Tom Valent ine The Marauders took the 1\168 Mike Magnolia contest, 14·0, at Marauder or Mark Mor ri s Stadtum John Smtih, semor M1 c k Ash Cra ig FISher FB tatlback was the standout, DEF ENSE lugging the ball 22 ttmes for 126 Metgs - Ends - Robert Qua l Is and Tom Lowery Tackles yards, and scormg a TD and B•ll Slack and Robbie Eason , Middle Guard - AI McLaughlin Li nebackers - John Lehew and Andy EngliSh or J D Story two-pomt conversion English Cornerback s - Mlck As h and Ron Couch Halfbacks - Dave bolted over from a yard out Wolfe and Melvtn Cremean s or Lonnie Coats with JUSI 10 seconds remalnmg GallipoliS - Ends - Bill Lemley and Bob Nibert , Tack les m the contest to provtde the 14 D 1ck Burdette and Oavl::t Kerns Middle Guard- ReK Plymale , pomt s~read. Corn erb acks - Ga r y Snowden or Br~tt Wilson, Linebacker s Pa t Boster and Scott Epl ing , Twin Sa feties - John Gr oth and The Melgsltes made It 3 tn a Leon Briggs row at Galltpohs tn 1969 and ...........·.··••·••• ·· ......... ....:.:~·w.·:o:om:--.<-:~·=-~ rumed the B1g Blue's ........................... ·.•·······.·~·······=·=·:·:·:·:·:.:·:·:::·:·:·:::·:::::·:::::·:...:::.:::{v:·m:.: ··········.. ...... ... . . . homecommg m the process It Rutland H1gh Schools were That new school, Meigs, took was a hard fought 11-<l battle the ftrst battle or the "river with semor tailback Lee Floyd consolidated Purple Tornadoes host W Southern won the war but lost the battle. At least so 11 appears, as the Tornadoes go mto a big ftght tonight w1th the Wahama White Falcons. Southern defeated their archrival, the Easte~n Eagles, 7-1> last Saturday mght at Rcme, but m the process lost the services or quarterback Vern Ord, who suffered a leg IDJury 1 The Tornadoes may also have lost sophomore fullback Greg Dunning, who got popped pretty gocd by the Eagle defense. Southern mentor Bill Jewell lists Dunning as a possible starter tomght, while Buddy Ervm, a }untor who has seen little action behind the center, will deflmtely be replacmg Ord I! Dunmng can't make 11, then semor Dan Brown wtll take his spot m the Tornado backfield The Tornadoes will be up against a pretty stiff oppo~ent m Wahama, 41-1> victors over strike -delayed Federal • the ends, Denms Hawk and John Salser at th~d ta~lt~~ Randy Forbes a Codner at the guards, Dave >:·:~:·:·>:·.·:<·:::::••:,::::·: Southern Starlin' Lineups OF ENSE Pos Wl Buddy Ervin QB 130 Dave Clark HB 165 ~i!~h~~ansl~g or ~~ l~~ Dan Brown 155 J 1m Williams E 175 Tim Maurer E 180 f ~;~~~a~s~~k Randy Forbes Mike Codner Dave Huddleston DEFENSE Randy Forbes J1m Williams ~'J'~h~~~nk M1ke Codner T1m Maurer g~~~ gr;,.~ng Mitch Nease Buddy Erv1n G G C Pos. E i m 160 160 165 wt. 160 ~~~ T 185 MG LB /i~ DB DB :~-.>.=···>;:::·::;;:::~!-:~!-:~ 160 l~ 165 167 130 Stalndr·ngs Major League Standings By Un ited Pren lnternatron•l National League E ut w I. pet g b. New Yo rk 80 78 S06 1 Pittsburgh 79 79 soo St Louis 78 81 49 1 1lf., Montreal 77 82 .484 3 1f~ 4 Ch1cago 76 82 .481 Philadelph ia 71 88 .447 Ql;., west w I pet g b x Clnc 1nnaf1 98 61 616 Los Angeles 93 66 585 5 San Franc1sco 86 73 54 1 12 Houston 81 79 506 l11h Atlanta 75 84 472 23 San Diego c 59 100 •371 39 It-Clinched diVISIOn ttfle Thursday 's Results Los Ang at Atlanta , cnc td , ra in St LOUIS 2 Chicago 0 Phlla 3 P itts burgh 2, 13 1nns {On ty games scheduled l Amencan Lugue East w. I pet. g b x Balt tmore 9S 6J 601 Boston 8S 7J S38 10 Defroll 84 7S S28 11 1!~ New York 78 81 49 1 171h Milwaukee 74 84 468 21 Cleveland 69 89 437 26 • GE 100% Modulilr So ltd Stn lr RP. I1 ar.olot Chd ~s s • Advanced One Tou ch Cl HIOhla t r color sy slom • Bl nr.k M ~HI I ~ l\!lv ll llr f d StH1I I<~ [i n1 1 West Ill jill IIIIP. lli iP )(Oakland Kansas Ctty M innesota Ce ltforn!il Chicago ·H&R FIRESTONE MIDDLEPORT, 0: w. 1 pet . g b 92 61 87 72 80 79 519 547 5 503 12 77 82 48.4 15 83 478 16 T&ltaS 55 10.4 346 37 It Clmched di vision title Thursday's Results Chicago 3 Kansas City 2 Detroil5 Baltimore 2 New York 2 Milwaukee 0 Calif 5 Mlnn .4, 11 Inns (Only 9ames scheduled) 76 MEN'S JEANS DESTINED TO TAKE YOU FAR DENIM AND KNITS Sport the looks that Aaunt your style. Winning casual favor . · · IN STRAIGHT AND FLARE LEGS SIZES 29 to 46 You'll Love Our ' Excellent Selection BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT• OHIO Although Eastern grtd coach several punt and kickoff monster man, Chaffee and Spike Berkhtmer feels h1s returns Saturday at Racme, IS Smith at the halfbacks and Ervin at Huddlesto~: t ~~~eterClark and young Eagles wlll suffer some the best bet to break off a long Blake at safety ~~~~~:a..; at the halfbacks klnd of a letdown after last run against a poor-pursumg . r Dunmng or Brown Saturday's 7-0 loss to Southem, defense. :~~;:~~k. A Gift For Eastern obviously hopes to he states, "The kids realize Def tvely the Tornadoes they have a chance for a gocd capitalize on this weak spot, as All Seasons season. From here we could go the Eagles have been working . Will b~~endl~g Williams and anywhere from 4-5 to 7-2 on the hard on offense all week Fofbes at the ends, Hawk and The offense has been the Ron Johnson at the tackles, season " Birthdays weak link so far m the Eastern Berkhuner admits that his Codner at mtddle guard, Eagles will have to suffer some game plan , while the defense Maurer and DUnmng or Brown Weddings kind of letdown, and aays that has turned m 2 shutouts and at linebacker, and the deep •. the squad hasn't been as g1ven up a total of 7 points m 3 b k wtll be Clark, Ervm, and Anniversaries · Nac s emotional as last week, all of games ·~e;a;;.;se.•••••••••••••••••• which is understandable For The kids came out of the II last week Eastern met head on Southern game thmkmg at Racine agamst Soluthern, they're as gocd as any team In while this week the Green and the league," says Berkhuner. While take on Federal However, the Eagles also came • Hocking, who came out on the out wtthout monster man short end of a 41-1> count at Lester Parker, who at f1rst was thought to have broken hiS Wahama Monday mght. Master Sl7 .sa The brst.-year mentor says ankle, but only suffered a Assoc1ate sa.ao that Federal could be a tough popped leader, whatever that foe, In the 8 p.m. game near IS. Parker, although he came off Tuppers Plams. "Federal has P1ck up 1n attractive gift package at your AAA off1ce a big lineup on defense and crutches Wednesday, wtll not or we Will ma11 for you we'll have to take advantage of be seemg action this week, but their poor kicking game," says Berkhimer hopes he'll be ready by next Fnday when the Berkhuner. AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF Another weak spot in the Eagles travel to Kyger Creek. Tim Kuhn wlll replace him 1n Hocklng attack, accordmg to SOUTHERN OHIO Berkhlmer, is that they don't the starting defensive lineup persue well He hopes that tomght. Other starters for the quarterback Randy Blake, Phone Pomerdy 992 2590 J3 Court Sl Galhpohs ' Eagles, who are now 2-1 m fullback John Sheets ~nd Phone 446 0690 Word has 1t that when Col. Mole's friends retake the Gray tailback Don Etchmger can league · play, are, offensively, House (We'lllet 'em have 11 agam just Iosee if they can do better take advantage of thiS M1ke Larkins and Steve Holter at the ends, Dave Hannum and than they did the last time) they are gomg to make a few ad· weakness. Coy Starcher at the tackles, Elchmger, who aimost broke dit1oos to the present structure. Dan Chaffee and Guy Walker One of the showcase rooms Will be the Bobby Baker Ubrary, at the guards, Tim Bawn at nght next to the Onassis billiards room center, Blake at quarterback, And then, or course, they will bmld what Will be one of the Sheets at fullback, Etchmger !mest superstructures this s1de of the Taj Maha~ - the Bay of at tailback and Terry Smith at Pigs Natatorium This structure, complete w1th a p1ctor~al 0 0 • slotback. hieroglyphic type history of the struggle for control of the tiny Defensively, it Will be mland just south of Flonda, w1ll be just ooe flight of statrs down Larkins at middle guard, from the Sa~gon ballroom (rumor has It that the Saigon ballroom has momentos commemorating all the great leaders of that area, Me1gs Jun1or High football Starcher and Phil Bowen at the except for former President Diem) team was dumped 20-6 by the tackles, Baum and Holter on Of course all of this wlll be one floor below the Great Society Galhpolls Blue Devtl junwrs the ends, Etchinger and Sheets Amph1theate; which takes up the entire top floor of the Gray Thursday evenmg at Mid· at linebackers, Kuhn at House. dleport Stad1um. The Amphitheater, by the way, is empty and not used for After a scoreless first period, Eastern anyth1ng (tl really never was) . Gallipolis hit paydlrt tw1ce m St~rtlng Lineups Anyway, enough of this boring rhetoric, let's get on With the the second stanza, and once m OFFENSE pos wt real exciting news, thts weekem)'s forecast the thlrd Mike Larkins <a5 I "r 190 SEOAL Meigs'lone tally came m the Dave Hannum G 145 Athens at Logan - Bulldogs will show why they're one of the thtrd penod on an 81 yard rull Dan Chaffee c 175 Ti m Baum teams to beat in the SEOAL w1th easy wm away from home. by Buddy Dugan . G ISO Guy Walker T 220 Coy Sf archer Athens, 34-14 E t6S Steve Holter Jackson at Ironton - No time IS wasted In getting down to QB 135 Randy Blake FB lBO John Sheets PLAYERS OPTIONED one of the btg battles of the season . Ironmen may come as close TB ISO Don Eichinger PHILADELPlllA (UP!) as anyone agamst Tiger powerhouse, but 11 lSD't close enough SB 140 Terry Sm1th DEFENSE The Philadelphia Flyers opIronton, 21-14. • Pos WI Waverly at Wellston - Tigers should be better than many tioned wmgers Curt Bracken- Mike Lark ins MG 185 E J7S expect but so should Wellston. Entirely new coachmg staff at bury and Steve Koates and Tim Saum T 220 Cay Starc her Wellst~n just m1ght be what the Golden Rockets have needed goaltender Darryl Fedorak Phil Bowen T 175 Thursday to Des Momes of the Steve Holter E 165 But they'rest1llatleasta year away. Waverly, 28-16. LB ISO Don Eichmger Meigs at Galllpolis - Big Blue Is ready and rarln' to ~o, but International Hockey League Joh LB lBO n Sheets PH. 992-2126 All three were first-year T1m Kuhn MM IJS so are Marauders who have had 2 weeks to get ready for this one. HB 14l Chaffee weak Marauder secondary might be m trouble against arm of players with the Natwnal Dan POMEROY, OHIO HB 140 Terry sm un s 13S Randy Blake Niday Couple thiS w1th home f1eld advantage and an offense that Hockey League club. Is ready to explode and what do you have• This Gallipolis, 211-<l SVAC Kyger Creek at Sou:hwestern - Speakmg of easy wins. this one should be a cakewalk Kyger Creek, 411-0. North Gallla at Symmes Valley - Here's another one that should be settled soon after the opemng kickoff. Sorry Vikings, make that ll-4. North Gall1a, 28.(). Federal Hocking at Eastern - Eagles lost a hard fought battle last week, but they'll be a surprising 3-1 after tomght Eastern, lti-6 , Green Twp . at Hannan-Traee - It just Isn't the Wtldcals year. Green, 37-2 Wahama at Southem - Another one of those backyard battles that could be close, exclttng game, and upset could be In the maklng. But Tornadoes prevail once again. Southern, 22-14. OTHERS Alexander 16 Miller 14 Zanesvllle Rosecrans 25 Nelsonvllle-York 12 Vinton County 22 Trimble 20 Pt. Pleasant 35 Warren Local 22 Fairland 1G Huntington Vinson 14 Coal Grove 22 Ceredo Kenova 18 . Ironton St. Joe 12 Rock Hill 10 South Point >15 Zane Trace 12 Chesapeake 31 Oak Hill 8 Pemsboro 25. Hannan 0 If you need ,, loan y 1.1 need so n1cone you t.: .lil A lit. T " Newark 36 Portsmouth 20 tr ust Whatever the amount yo u nc.:d. ~ "f , Manchester 13 Hudson 6 lt y Loan 15 ,, ddfcrcnt kmJ of loon • ,. Cl Al r Last Wee). • IS... Seaoon Total: 4t·l2..S compa ny We handle sa• m~s too. If people , ..:l(l.V J. . 1 Memortal Fteld, with the am of quarterback Andy Vaughan maklng the difference. Gallla's Pete Neal opened the scormg wttha3yardrun,followedbya Vaughan to Jeff Morris TD pass, ~ocd for 9 yards. Neal came rtght back wtth an 8 yard jog, but Vaughan !1red 52 yards to Btll Chaney to tie 11 at 12-12. Mark Williams then went over for the 2 points to ice 1t for Metgs Oddly enough, Galhpohs outgamed the Marauders, 217 yards to 130 .. e Sgt. Swami MEMBERSHIP: fits everyone! plX 'em We endeavor Gallipolis to do the right thing JuniOrs wm every time. Isn't that simple? POMEROY MOTOR CO. USTUS DLE OF $500. PEOPLE TRUST US TO HANDLE SAVINGS OF OVER $150,000,000. . CTTY W' No Wo COMPTON, Oo D. OPTOMETRIST OFF ICE HOURS 9 30 TO 12. 2 TO S (CLOSE' AT NOON QN THURS) - EAST COURT q • P ME Y. tn1st us to manage thctr sm m~s . yo u kn o\\ yo u cnn trust us to handle yo ur loan. What makes us a d1fferent kind of loan company, makes us a better kind of loan company. ' \ fir'* ·B$T.11NQS 1.912 ' ,. �• r 28. "173 Expansion of budget traced to inflation EDITOR'S NOTEi A dozen years ago, II cost oolly $1 blllloa to run the state of Ohio for two years. Now It costs $9.9 billion. Public apathy toward the value of thedoUar in the 1960's, coupled witlt a pllllosoplty that government should do things for people, helped bring about lite mushroomlug budget, according to UPI Statehouse Reporter Lee Leonard's analysis. This Is the second In a series of nl!lf articles on the growth of the state budget. Mediation plan pnyroll that you 1 ontrol Von r nn use them. in t•lecllon cnmpnl~ns " t:ynlcol View A t~s.~ ('~' 1\1< al vit•: 1s taken tty most lt·~-:ts lnuvt· Dcnto~: rut s, ns well as the nd nun LStnttion of t:ov Jotm J GilllgHn , wh1ch im·rcased the state budget by 58 per cent In four y~ars nnd wanted to spend oven more. "The st>ttc IS providmg servic-es it never provtded before," said House Speaker AG. Lanctono. D-Hella1re. "Wtth the mcome t>tx, we have funds to take care of needs we have negleeted for so long " Lanctooe points out a "complete turnaround of philosophy u. Ohio" on spending gover nment mo ney and getting onto such things as a st>tte lottery, SUnday ltquor and &mday ra cmg • Money doesn't mean that much anymore,'' the Speaker satd. "I came from a poor family or eight kids, and I never dreamed I would be drlvmg a $10,000 car and paymg sometunes $200 for a su1t of clothes " More than half the state appropriations are directed at tmportant servtces such as publtc school subSl<lies, college mstructional grants, PUblic welfare programs, mental and correctional mslllutions, parks and recreation The Gtl!tgan admmlstrat10n has pomted out many times the unpertance of unprovmg Ohio's near-last-place rankmg m the country m atd to education, of staffmg mental and eorrecllonal tnstttutions fulltime around the clock, and of 1m-proving and expandmg the parks and roads, as the people voted in is turned down neijoliatlons to end a teachers strike here but the school board had refused. School Supt. Kenneth Christopher aald he fired the 81 teachers who went on strike Sept 21 because they violated the state rerguson Act which bans strikes by public employes. Christopher said he refused the offer of the U S. Mediation and Conciliation Service be· By LEE LEONARD cause since the teachers were UPI Statehouse Reporter Ttckets to the dinner fired there would be no ooe COLUMBUS (UPI) The honoring Gertrude Donahey, with whom tO negotiate. pllenomenal growth m the state budget Clayton M11ler, principal of Democratic treasurer for the from $2 I btllloo to $9.9 billion over the state ofOhlo, to be held Oct 10, the Hamden elementary school last 10 years can be attributed to a at Metgs High Schaul will not here, was fired Thursday benumber of factors, not the least of be sold after the f1rst of next cause he left the building and which IS inflalloo. joined the picket line. week More expensiVe labor and comThe siX schools remamed Ernest A Wingett, county modtties, serv1ces and equipment all open but attendance was very democratic chairman, sa1d have cootributed to the spiraling cost of ticket sales are movmg very llghl government. Classes were conducted by 26 well and have met all exBut an imperfeet budgeting process, pectations Four girls of Meigs teachers who did not join the a breach between the executive and County are employed in the stnke and substitutes aloog leglslattve branches, and JUSt plain of[ice of Mrs Donahey, w1th supervisory personnel. pohtics all push the cost higher. The strike started over a disWingett stated There are few watchdogs, and those Donahey's appearance a I the pute involving a fa1r teacher that have been around awhile tend to Oct. 10 dinner m the Meigs dismissal policy and establish· sometunes look the other way. They are High School cafeteria begms at menlo! a grievance procedure. allowed to do so by a complacent PUblic 7 p m and 1s the third m a which has grown accustomed to series of "get to know the government throwmg around m1Uions people" events sponsored by of dollars like so much corn seed. MARTA D TORNADO CANDIDATES - Southern High Schaol the Me1gs County Democratic The stage was set for a budget exhomecoming queen candidates and their attendants are and Party and 'the Action Club. plosiOn, accordmg to veteran eagerly awaiting the choice of thts year's queen to be Wmgett stressed that the E 'n CORIGINALS statehouse observers, a decade before crowned Friday mght, Oct. 12, at halftime of the game event IS for all people from all the state had Its first btllion-dollar aga1nst Kyger Creek. Kneeling (1-r), are Lisa Allen, freshpollt1ca! affiliations budget. man attendant , Cheryl Larkins, sophomore attendant and Persons unable to attend the Former Gov Frank J. Lausche Megan Brown, Jumor attendant. Standing are queen canPlain colors, prints . dinner are mv1ted lo hear Mrs didates Nancy Crow, J11l Warner and Valene Johnson Donahey who will speak following the meal The dinner will be prepared Main at Sycamore by Evangelllle Chapter O.E.S Pomeroy. Ohio The party requests $5 donations for the dmner, but CHARLESTON, W.Va employ 100 persons. admissions IS free for those BALTIMORE, Md. (UPI) - to Mary land political figures f1Ie smt m U.S. DJStnctCourt m Ames IS the largest corpora- who wiSh to just come and hear president cannot be indicted ( UPI) - Plans for mdustnal For the first time in hiStory, from contractors an attempt to block the m- unless he is ftrst unpeached by developments at Parkers- !ton headquartered m West Mrs Donahey speak. evidence concetll!ll8 an lllCillll· Agnew has told !rtends any vestlgation on the con- Congress and removed from burg Hunbngton and Ripley Virgmla, With about $5511lllllon bent vice 'President has been hope he may have had for the stitutional ground that a vice were' announced Thursday by of tis $237 mlllton m business office presented to a grand jury. One pres1dency in 1976 "is over OCCWTlng in the state, Moore While the grand jury was Gov Arch Moore TRAINING COMPLETED w11nesa labeled the inQUirY a now," The New York Times Moore sa1d the Ames Mesaid listening to witnesses, Agnew Navy Fireman Recrmt Floyd • • "fishing expedition," and Sen. reported in today's editions Donough Co., the world's largThe governor also revealed Slippers - Shoes attended meetings at the While D. Pullins, son of Mr and Mrs Barry M Goldwater, R·Artz., est manufacturer of shovels plans for a $2 5 million capital Reston Reports and Boots House concernmg legislative Gerald Pullins of Pomeroy, claimed in Washington that has purchased 200 acres m the mvestment m Huntington by "He has been destroyed and Pull-ons T1es matters completed baste Boiler Sprro T Agnew was "framed." pohhcally and knows tt," Parkersburg area to butld a Roberts Consolidated In· J Marsh Thomson, Agnew's The 22-member grand Jury, Times wr1ter James Reston 315,000 square foot distnbution dustnes a Iloor covering Teehnictan School at Great (Contmued from Page I ) press seeretary, said the v1ce Lakes,m meeting under str1ct secunty, reported "But he will not go center manufacturer prestdent would fly to Palm Sutton. was believed to have heard at qu1etly, for that would look like The multt-m1lllon dollar The plant, also expeeted to Your THOM MeAN Store Marriage Licenses 5Prmgs, Calif., today as a Eligible voters Will be sent a Middleport. 0. least four Witnesses Thursday a confeSSioo of guilt, and that, facJltty, scheduled for comemploy 100 persons, IS set for weekend guest of entertamer David Warren Kuhn, 24, ballot for the communtty m at the federal courthouse m he msists, is a confessiOn he p!etion Aug 15, 1974, w1ll complehon m October, 1974. . Frank Smatra. He sa1d Agnew Pomeroy, and Dtane Lynn which their principal farmmg downtown Baltimore before will never make." Auother 100 jobs should be Aleshire, 18, Pomeroy, Rt. 3, mterest ts located. would make a speech Saturday recessmg for the week. Most provtded by expansion m the The Times sa1d Agnew does BEAUTIFUL before a group of Republican , Thomas Leroy Rose, Jr , 30, A st"ate of a~ least siX wl1nesses also were shielded not intend to resJ.gll even If Martini SPortswear Inc. facrliHuntmgton, and Mary nommees will be developed for women m Los Angeles and from the press. ties m Ripley, Moore sa1d An tndlcted but will "light for the community. Farmers have "won't be duckmg the' subject" 24, Catherme Francis, u.~ Attorney George Beall exoneration through the courts 18,000 square foot addition Is of hts legal problems "But I Pomeroy; Mark Palrtck and his team of federal and keep appealing to the the nght to nommate canPT. PLEASANT - Charles bemg butlt onto the present Gress, 19, Middleport, and don't expeet a pomt-by-pomt didates by pellttoo. A blank prosecutors at the drreetion of House of Representatives lor a B Cochran, 77, Point Pleasant, 12,000 foot butlding, where 190 Brenda Sue VanMeter, 16, Attoniey General Elliot L. full and open hearmg, no petition smtable for this pur- rebuttal.;' Flnii Person died fr~day at 6.20 am m persons are now employed pose 1s bemg mailed to all Pomeroy. . Called Richardson began presenting matter how long it takes " From Veterans Admtmstrahon The first person called before ellgible farmers If addillonal tbe grand jury w1th ev1dence AssiStant US. Attorney Rus- petitions are needed copies can the jury Thursday was W1lltam Hospttal m ChtlllColhe He had ·::~.::-:-: :-:·:·:·:::·:-:::·:-:::::::·:::::::;:;:::::::::::~:·:·:·:·:~~=-:-::::::::~::::::::::::::::===::-::.:~:::::::::::~:::::::::=:=:::-::·:::·::::;~ gathered in the1r mvestigation. sell T. Baker Jr declined to been m fatllng health the past Beall notified Agnew Aug I the say when the JUry would next be obtained at the County ASCS J Moth, public relations vtce year pres1dent of an engmeermg investigation concerned meet. It was expected to Offtce. He was a rettred coal mmer, consultant flfm and former 59 N. Second St. Each pet11lon submitted poss1b!e v1olahons of con- convene next week. must be hm1 ted to one vtce president of Baltimore veteran of WW l, member of spiracy, extortion and bribery. Lawyers for Agnew, a for- nominee, s1gned by at least City Council He Is a longtune West Columbta U M Church, by tbe edltGr • The panel had been meeting mer Baltimore County Lee Leonard, Umted Press International's Oh1o Statehouse and a member or the Feeney'. since January to consider executive and Maryland three ehglble voters m the fnend of Agnew " Reporter, is domg a mne;Jarl report oo the expanding Ohio Muth told UPI he refused to Bennett Post Amencan Legion allegations of cash kickbacks govemor, sa1d they sitU plan to commumty, mclude a certification that the nommee 1s tesllfy because federal m Middleport He was a son Of budget HIS ftrst article appeared on page I Thursday Because w1llmg to serve If eleeted, and proseeutors had never told him the late AndrewS. and Augusta we feel an understandmg of how and why our pubhc money Is receiVed at the county ASCS what the mvest1gatton was Buckley Cochran and was born spent IS important, we Intend to publish the entire ser1es. I! anybody can unravel the mystertes of a state spendmg budget Office not later than October about He said he was excused October 19, 1895, m Chiton OPTOMETRISTS Muth sa1d he was offered Survivors mclude two that ballooned from $2 I billion to $9.9 billion m the bnef span of 29 1mmumty from daughters, Mrs. Ruth Lewts, 10 years, Mr. Leonard can Nor will Leonard be hushed up by In general, a farmer ts hmtted threats or threats of threats from Establishment sacred cows of 181 N. Second Ave. eligible to be a commuruty prosecullon three weeks ago, Pomt Pleasant, and Mrs whatever pobtical stripe. MIDDLEPORT committeeman if he lives m the but turned it down and also Paulme Taylor, Pomeroy; two Most of what Leonard will present to readers Will be imcommuruty m which he IS tgnored a request to brmg w1th sons, James R. Cochran, PH. 992-3279 By Helen Bolle] eligible to vote The duties of him Thursday records dating Gallipolis, and David Cochran, personal, uncolored facts gleaned from his personal sludy of the Cfflce hours by ap. Commumty Comm1tteemen back to 1960. Moundsvtlle; a brother, John mass1ve Ohio budget approved by the General Assembly earlier po1ntment: Mon ·Frl 9 til 4, this year. He has mterv1ewed many of the state's admm1strat1ve "It's a f1shmg eXDedttion." Cochran, West Cohunbia, 12 • mclude inlormmg farmers of ~urday 9 unttl noon. the purpose and provlstons of he sa1d. " If they're gomg to use grandchtldren and 18 great- officers and wlll report what they said. A Question of Finances If a reporter does his homework, he can ask meaningful the ASCS programs, keepmg thiS star chamber, It's one of grandchildren. bear Helen . the County Committee m- the worst thmgs ever perFuneral servtces wdl be quesltons and the answers will be worth printing. Here's a question I've never seen m your colwnn. We anticipate a valuable learning experience In Leonard's What does the average working wife do With her lllCOine, formed of local condlttons, petrated in Amencan pelltics " conducted Sunday from the forthcommg series. Readers may want to cbp each article m the ~far as controlling it. Or does she turn tt all over to her recommendmg the needed At another pomt he told Crow-Hussell Funeral Home sertes to preserve the whole for future reference, say around the changes m farm programs, reporters: "ThiS whole m- Bunal will follow m the tfttsband? t1me when candidates for state offices offer themselves next time • I work, and my paycheck all goes Into our jomt account. This par11c1patmg m commumty vest1gat1on IS a lot of bull- " Graham Stabon Cemetery w1th to us voters. fs for both of us- but I understand that my husband·could wtth- meetmgs as necessary, and In Washmgton, Goldwater m1htary graveside rttes While you study these reports by a tramed, skilled reporter4taw the whole thing if he wanted to, or he could buy anything he performmg other duties as said before UPI televisiOn Vtsltalton hours w11I be after 2 mtestigator m the days to come, keep In mind that m many wanted agalllSt our account and I wouldn't have to co-s1gn He assigned by the County news cameras he beheves p m Saturday countries of the world nothing like them could be found In print of Agnew has been framed, and PLEASANT VALLEY W..ld just wr1te a check and Wipe me out. I could do the same to Committee . any kmd The Importance of a free press, however It may be Ballots Will be counted at the should "fight this "thmg r1ght l)im. DISCHARGES . Richard Halstead, Russell Lticas, Pomt so1led In the exerc1se of 1ts freedom, is lncaluable to a free • Also, I earn only half what my husband earns per year. Meigs County Office Deeember through to the bitter end." Pleasan t, Clarence Jones, society BLOODMOBILE COMING ~ouldn't we have a JOtnt account w1th each putting in a 5th and the County Convention A few of the countries where Leonard would be by-lining MASON - The Mason Galhpohs; Mrs Norman IJ'Oportionate amount (for Uvmg expenses) and then the rest w1ll be held In the Masonic government handouts or nothing at all (lest It be the "Prison • gomg into separate accounts, w1th perhaps a jomt savmgs ac- Temple Building, Pomeroy, Mothers Club Is sponsormg a Badgley , Buffalo; Grant Ohio on December 13 at 10 a m VL'Iil of the Amertean Red Roush, New Haven , Elizabeth Camp News" ) starts with Russia and cootinues with all the count taklng up the relllllll1der • - VS ASCS Committee eleetions are Cross bloodmobtle from 1 to 6 Jones, Point Pleasant; Carl Soviet satellltes; Spsm, the entire Middle East excepting open to all ellg~b!e voters p m Monday at the Mason City and Otis McCoy, Henderson, probably Israel; most of the African nstlona, most of Soluth Dear V.· America, and China. This is a big chunk of the world. I don't know what the "average" working wife does, but I without regard to race, color, Fire Stallon. The pubbc Is Malissa Tennant, Mason ; Joe Communist or militarist oriented, it seems to make little think the IDEAL husband-wife financial arrangement IS based religion, sex, or nallonal InVited to VISit the Unit to Oliver, Jackson, 0. ; Calvin difference as to a free press. Neither sort of Blg Brother can become donors. Slayton, Apple Grove; Sylvia on trust. Winch means it Isn't "his" or "her" but OUR money, orlgm stand open inquiry Mullins, Point Pleasant; Mrs spent, saved or invested after mutual agreement. Here In the ensuing days we can understand better what 'Royal Crown Paul Somervllle, Gallipolis There may be arguments but, If the marriage IS good, they \ ..._......__ happens to our taxes. And we retain the privilege of voting at the Ferry. won't be nearly as severe as those which ought anse from a Bottling_Comp_any next election for the men and women whom we think may complicated "yours and mme" formula . . , Middleport manage our state budget wisely. (Continued from Page II I personally favor one joint account w1th, If there's a surplus Dai~ and the couple agrees, separate savtngs accounts from m- down development of the Trident submarine program, and DEVOTED TO THE divldual incomes. narrowly dejeated two Bmendments that would have slashed aid INTEREST OF MEIGS M-ASON ARIA How do other working wives feel ? Let me know and l'U run a to Vietnam. CHESTER L tANNEHILL, Euc l!d column on best Ideas for money management m the two,eareer ROIIRT HOIIlLIC::H , family, - H. FUEL SUPPLIES NEEDED FOR TilE AUTUMN harvest City Editor Pvbtllhlld di l ly lkCtl)l SATURDAY- SEPTEMBER 29th are low, but most farmers across the nation say they will have +++ Se turday by The Of!lo Vallly Publ ishing Company 111 UNTIL P.M. enough to operate harvesters, run trucks to market and for grain ' Dear Helen · • Cour t St Pomeroy , Ohio. A57611 Buttnts Olllu P11one The dingbat who signed herself "Call Me Chrtstlan and a drying Many farmers aa1d they were more concerned about 992 2156 Edttor l,111 Pno nt 9P2 2h7 VIrgin" Ia no Christian, and lB probably a virgin because no one having enough fuel next sprmg But for motorists, the concern S.cond cla u poiiiO t Plld for gasolme was Immediate Filling station owners In many parts '' Pom eroy, Ohio would have such a miserable, mean, holler-than-thou Witch Nal lona t ld!ltrll&lno the country began closing for a second straight weekend tO r~~t pr euntal!"'t Bottlnelll . I don't see how you can ba so nice to people like tl)ls I would of protest government price controla GaiiiOhor Inc 12 Eut ~1'1 d have c~ her to bita with my typewriter keys. She was S't, Ntw Vork .Ntw York Hundreds of service stations 10 the St. Louis area closed SVblcrl pt lon retu 1 rtdlcul0111 calling you nasty names because you guessed that Otllvtud by (lrrler w.htrt Thursday and said they would not reopen for six days. lt set off nallabte s.s .::enra ptr w"k 1 "Prllcllla," the 23-year~ld virgin, was pretty repressed. You 8v Motor Ro ut• where panic turnouts at gas PUffiJlS on the first day of the closmgs Hunc:arrlar urvlce not IIIIWired Prl.!sy right on the button. It was very evident she hllllablt One mon t., , U , 9-,. dreds of cars lined up, some dnvers waiting for hours to gas up Wlllted the llltuJ of marriage more than she wanted a husband malt in Ohla ant1 w "', Ont before the shutdown began at 12:01 am Thursday. Other areas Ytar, 110 1 5hrmanthl, 1 50 t -FAN OF YOURS Thrtt months , U 50 "FAMILY OUTING" where shutdowns were called included parts of Tennessee, New Etnwhere s 111 v11r 1 1lx manlhl i9 .50 thru monlh l, INTERNATIONAL UNION OF S6 Svbscr lpllon prtc. In· ~Fin (and rna• ·• otben who blAsted "Christian V1rgm"): York, Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Utah,Oregoo, and Washington CIU(JU Sundf-,. Ttmu In most other states dealers said they would wait and decide at OPERATING ENGINEERS • 111· 'lka, I "';"' that! Sen!lnet the last moment whether to close. LOCAL 132 · A, B& C McAl\THUlt, Ohio (UPI) The Ohio Education Association said it had ac· cepted an offer for a federal mediator to enter Into regularly turned up a surplus of funds in the early 1950's, keepmg stale taxes at a low level and relying heavily on local !evtes to finance major government servtces, such as educalloo Drain Began 11te twO-year budget dtd not reach $1 btllton until 1959-60 It doubled m another four years The demand for state-hnanced government servtces began to dram Ohio's tax system, but former G6v James A Rhodes made piecemeal tax htkes to fmance four budgets, the las( of which was $6 2 bt!llon m 196!1-70 Rhodes was not a b1g spender when he came mto office, but he discovered he could raiSe money through patchwork tax programs and bond ISSues and not get hurt peltticaly One of Rhodes' early supporters, Rep Robert E Netzley, R-Laura, explams what happened: "Junmy wasn't a ltght..f1sted guy hts second term," sa1d Netzley After the bond 1ssues, he began to get the swmg of things - he was doing thmgs He liked to do somethutg for everybody, and he got the capttal improvements for them "He used to talk fiscal responslbtlity, but then he began to talk about people m government that were dotog thmgs 19611 He satd the government's got to do The admlnistrahon, through thmgs for people, tt's got to g1ve them legtslattve enactment of the mcome tax thtngs. in 1971, has boosted spending m these "Thts is a result of the Roosevelt and other areas, and has upgraded the philosophy," Netzley continued "You serv1ces do thmgs You say 'we're gomg to gtve "State government ts like General you a park, we're going to giVe you a Motors,"Lancwne sa1d. "There's a hell school, we're going to gtve you a htgh- of a lot gomg on that there wasn't a few way ' It also puts more people on th~ years ago " Donahey dinner ticket sales end next week Long Dresses lOlA'S Goldwater claims frame 3 Developments marked SAFE'fY',TOE WORK SHOES ASC heritage house Charles Cochran DRIED · FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS dies Friday . •3.98 1~: Dudley's Aorist the day after . . . ® 3_- The Dally Sentinel, Mldtll•pert-Pomeroy, 0 ., Sepl. 211, 1973 I • ' aces e1 s The Gallipolis Blue Devils and Meigs Marauders fight it out tonight for the 7th ttrne, wtth the Big Blue favored to cut Meigs' series lead to 4-3 Gallla Academy mentor John Ec~er sends his 2-1 lads onto Memor~al Field around 8 p.m. to host the ll-2 Charley Chancey gang The Btg Blue have defeated Coal Grove 12-0 and South Point 12-11, while losmg to Manchester 11-<l , The Marauders, meanwhile , have been mpped by Pomt Pleasant 25-18 and shutout by the Belpre Eagles, 16-1>. The annual Gallia-Metgs County battle is usually one or the h•shltghts of the area scholasttc grid season, w1th the largest margin of victory bemg 14 pmnL!, that commg m the 1988 Marauder shutout of Gallipolis The series began back m 1967, the hrst year that Pomeroy , Middlepor t and Hockmg Monday night Coach Grant Barnett's West Vtrgtnlans have been commg on hke gangbusters since their 19-12 loss to Kyger Creek 3 weeks ago Since then, the Whtte Falcons have whipped Duval, 311-<l, and 3 days later rolled past Fed The Tornadoes have lots of respect for Wahama, states Jewell "They have good football players But we'll be ready If our young kids come through, we'll wm " Southern, m ftrst place In the SVAC wtlh a 2-0 mark, can remam undefeated w1th a v1ctory over Wahama Besides the 7-0 league v1ctory over Eastern, the Tornadoes have rolied up a 52-1> shellackmg of Hannan Trace and a 36-11 triumph over Green Township The Tornado starting lineup will not look much different, w1th the exception of Ervm for Ord and the posstble substitution of Brown for Dunning. Offensively, 1t wtll be Jim Williams and Maurer at GENERAL!; . ~ELECTRIC 25" OIAG. EARLY AMERICAN CONSOLE COLOR TV Dr. T. J. Bradshaw Dr. Milton Mason Helen Help Us. • • News. • • in Briefs The Sentinel PARk RESERVED s "FAMILY OUTING" TEAMSTER'S UNION 41 RESERVED ALL DAY SUNDAY • SEPTEMBER 30th • c '· sweeptng for 8 yards to payd1rt Marauder quarterbu ~k Pat O'Brien fired the conversion pass to end Jon K.loes for the difference. The Gallipolis score came on a 6 yard pa~~ from Larry Snowden to Pete Neal. 1970 was the year of the Blue, as the Devils outlasted Chancey's charg es 12-6 In Marauder Stadium The end or the second quarter was the turnmg pmnt, with the Galhans htttlng paydlrt twtce near the IntermissiOn , once on a Snowden to Dave Burnett pass for 7 yards and the other a 46 yard bomb from Snowden to Chuck Howard The Marauders came back strong m the fourth period, with the late Dennis Boggs, who gained 100 yards m the contest, scoring from 2 yarda out, followed by a last dttch Meigs drive But defensive back Pete Neal mtercepted a Marauder aerial on the GallipoliS 18 lo preserve GABS' first win ever over Me1gs and 15 ftrst downs to 7, but that wasn't enough Marauder Stadium was the scene last year of the stxth battle, wtth the Blue Devlls coming out on top, 10-6 yalhpohs opened the scormg m the ftrst quarter on a 65 yard bomb from quarterback Jtm Niday to John Walter Niday ran in the extra points Meigs came back tn the second stanza on a 3 yard run by fullback Dallas Weber The conversiOn failed and that's the way It stood unlll ltme was runnmg out m the fmal period Andy Vaughan dropped back near hl8 goal hne to pass and was hit hard by Galhpohs' Rick Grymes, causmg Vaughan to fumble mto the end zone Marauder Mtck Ash fell on the ball for a safety, as Galllpolts went on to tte for thtrd place In the SEOAL wtth a 3-3-1 mark, while the Marauders !ted Jackson for fourth at 3-ol All history astde, tomght's battle should be no dtfferent from the prevmus encounters Althou2h Galhpolls Is favored by most oddsmakers, a game that mvolves tense rtvals has no place for favorites The Marauders, with swttches m several posltons and mjured players back m acllon, will no doubt be m..the game all the way Melvin Cremeans, out the ftrst 2 ~ames, Will be back m ttie defensi ve backfield, and J. D Story, also out the first part of the season, will be back In acttoo, also on defense Several switches are at~o VISible on the other side of the ltne Wmghack Mtck Ash will move to fullback, with Joe Rosenbaum , Mark Morris and Mtke Magnotta alternating at the wingback spot vacated by Ash The Marauders have never been beaten on Memorial Field by Galhpolts, with the wmmng scores bemg 11-<l, 11-<l and 14-12. Tontghl's game just may be as. close, wtth the defenstve mmded Blue Devils hostmg the defensive mmded Marauders begmmng at 8 p m. Eastern hopes to regroup tonight ahama n;t" ~~~o~~:n:e~o~e~:r:~ ~ COMPARE time counUes" 11-<l at Galhpohs B11l Hl!tkett, a 127 lh senior end was one of the star~ of that fu st g&me, stopping GAHS halfback Brent Saunders one root short o( success on a conversion rW1, OaYe Wolfe Leon Briggs LE and recovertng a fumble late In Robbie Ea son LT Rex Pl ymale John Lehew Da n Woodwa rd LG the second quarter to set up the Terry Pi ckens Scoll Epli ng c • Marauders' lone score, a 4 Andy English Pa t Boster RG yard run by fullback Ken Mike McDan~ e l RT Mtk e E vans English Lennie Van Meter's Tom Lowery RE R1 ck Grymes conversion run gave Meigs the Jay Warner QB J1m Niday Terry Whitlatch 2 point margm LH David Graham Joe Rosenbaum, RH Tom Valent ine The Marauders took the 1\168 Mike Magnolia contest, 14·0, at Marauder or Mark Mor ri s Stadtum John Smtih, semor M1 c k Ash Cra ig FISher FB tatlback was the standout, DEF ENSE lugging the ball 22 ttmes for 126 Metgs - Ends - Robert Qua l Is and Tom Lowery Tackles yards, and scormg a TD and B•ll Slack and Robbie Eason , Middle Guard - AI McLaughlin Li nebackers - John Lehew and Andy EngliSh or J D Story two-pomt conversion English Cornerback s - Mlck As h and Ron Couch Halfbacks - Dave bolted over from a yard out Wolfe and Melvtn Cremean s or Lonnie Coats with JUSI 10 seconds remalnmg GallipoliS - Ends - Bill Lemley and Bob Nibert , Tack les m the contest to provtde the 14 D 1ck Burdette and Oavl::t Kerns Middle Guard- ReK Plymale , pomt s~read. Corn erb acks - Ga r y Snowden or Br~tt Wilson, Linebacker s Pa t Boster and Scott Epl ing , Twin Sa feties - John Gr oth and The Melgsltes made It 3 tn a Leon Briggs row at Galltpohs tn 1969 and ...........·.··••·••• ·· ......... ....:.:~·w.·:o:om:--.<-:~·=-~ rumed the B1g Blue's ........................... ·.•·······.·~·······=·=·:·:·:·:·:.:·:·:::·:·:·:::·:::::·:::::·:...:::.:::{v:·m:.: ··········.. ...... ... . . . homecommg m the process It Rutland H1gh Schools were That new school, Meigs, took was a hard fought 11-<l battle the ftrst battle or the "river with semor tailback Lee Floyd consolidated Purple Tornadoes host W Southern won the war but lost the battle. At least so 11 appears, as the Tornadoes go mto a big ftght tonight w1th the Wahama White Falcons. Southern defeated their archrival, the Easte~n Eagles, 7-1> last Saturday mght at Rcme, but m the process lost the services or quarterback Vern Ord, who suffered a leg IDJury 1 The Tornadoes may also have lost sophomore fullback Greg Dunning, who got popped pretty gocd by the Eagle defense. Southern mentor Bill Jewell lists Dunning as a possible starter tomght, while Buddy Ervm, a }untor who has seen little action behind the center, will deflmtely be replacmg Ord I! Dunmng can't make 11, then semor Dan Brown wtll take his spot m the Tornado backfield The Tornadoes will be up against a pretty stiff oppo~ent m Wahama, 41-1> victors over strike -delayed Federal • the ends, Denms Hawk and John Salser at th~d ta~lt~~ Randy Forbes a Codner at the guards, Dave >:·:~:·:·>:·.·:<·:::::••:,::::·: Southern Starlin' Lineups OF ENSE Pos Wl Buddy Ervin QB 130 Dave Clark HB 165 ~i!~h~~ansl~g or ~~ l~~ Dan Brown 155 J 1m Williams E 175 Tim Maurer E 180 f ~;~~~a~s~~k Randy Forbes Mike Codner Dave Huddleston DEFENSE Randy Forbes J1m Williams ~'J'~h~~~nk M1ke Codner T1m Maurer g~~~ gr;,.~ng Mitch Nease Buddy Erv1n G G C Pos. E i m 160 160 165 wt. 160 ~~~ T 185 MG LB /i~ DB DB :~-.>.=···>;:::·::;;:::~!-:~!-:~ 160 l~ 165 167 130 Stalndr·ngs Major League Standings By Un ited Pren lnternatron•l National League E ut w I. pet g b. New Yo rk 80 78 S06 1 Pittsburgh 79 79 soo St Louis 78 81 49 1 1lf., Montreal 77 82 .484 3 1f~ 4 Ch1cago 76 82 .481 Philadelph ia 71 88 .447 Ql;., west w I pet g b x Clnc 1nnaf1 98 61 616 Los Angeles 93 66 585 5 San Franc1sco 86 73 54 1 12 Houston 81 79 506 l11h Atlanta 75 84 472 23 San Diego c 59 100 •371 39 It-Clinched diVISIOn ttfle Thursday 's Results Los Ang at Atlanta , cnc td , ra in St LOUIS 2 Chicago 0 Phlla 3 P itts burgh 2, 13 1nns {On ty games scheduled l Amencan Lugue East w. I pet. g b x Balt tmore 9S 6J 601 Boston 8S 7J S38 10 Defroll 84 7S S28 11 1!~ New York 78 81 49 1 171h Milwaukee 74 84 468 21 Cleveland 69 89 437 26 • GE 100% Modulilr So ltd Stn lr RP. I1 ar.olot Chd ~s s • Advanced One Tou ch Cl HIOhla t r color sy slom • Bl nr.k M ~HI I ~ l\!lv ll llr f d StH1I I<~ [i n1 1 West Ill jill IIIIP. lli iP )(Oakland Kansas Ctty M innesota Ce ltforn!il Chicago ·H&R FIRESTONE MIDDLEPORT, 0: w. 1 pet . g b 92 61 87 72 80 79 519 547 5 503 12 77 82 48.4 15 83 478 16 T&ltaS 55 10.4 346 37 It Clmched di vision title Thursday's Results Chicago 3 Kansas City 2 Detroil5 Baltimore 2 New York 2 Milwaukee 0 Calif 5 Mlnn .4, 11 Inns (Only 9ames scheduled) 76 MEN'S JEANS DESTINED TO TAKE YOU FAR DENIM AND KNITS Sport the looks that Aaunt your style. Winning casual favor . · · IN STRAIGHT AND FLARE LEGS SIZES 29 to 46 You'll Love Our ' Excellent Selection BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT• OHIO Although Eastern grtd coach several punt and kickoff monster man, Chaffee and Spike Berkhtmer feels h1s returns Saturday at Racme, IS Smith at the halfbacks and Ervin at Huddlesto~: t ~~~eterClark and young Eagles wlll suffer some the best bet to break off a long Blake at safety ~~~~~:a..; at the halfbacks klnd of a letdown after last run against a poor-pursumg . r Dunmng or Brown Saturday's 7-0 loss to Southem, defense. :~~;:~~k. A Gift For Eastern obviously hopes to he states, "The kids realize Def tvely the Tornadoes they have a chance for a gocd capitalize on this weak spot, as All Seasons season. From here we could go the Eagles have been working . Will b~~endl~g Williams and anywhere from 4-5 to 7-2 on the hard on offense all week Fofbes at the ends, Hawk and The offense has been the Ron Johnson at the tackles, season " Birthdays weak link so far m the Eastern Berkhuner admits that his Codner at mtddle guard, Eagles will have to suffer some game plan , while the defense Maurer and DUnmng or Brown Weddings kind of letdown, and aays that has turned m 2 shutouts and at linebacker, and the deep •. the squad hasn't been as g1ven up a total of 7 points m 3 b k wtll be Clark, Ervm, and Anniversaries · Nac s emotional as last week, all of games ·~e;a;;.;se.•••••••••••••••••• which is understandable For The kids came out of the II last week Eastern met head on Southern game thmkmg at Racine agamst Soluthern, they're as gocd as any team In while this week the Green and the league," says Berkhuner. While take on Federal However, the Eagles also came • Hocking, who came out on the out wtthout monster man short end of a 41-1> count at Lester Parker, who at f1rst was thought to have broken hiS Wahama Monday mght. Master Sl7 .sa The brst.-year mentor says ankle, but only suffered a Assoc1ate sa.ao that Federal could be a tough popped leader, whatever that foe, In the 8 p.m. game near IS. Parker, although he came off Tuppers Plams. "Federal has P1ck up 1n attractive gift package at your AAA off1ce a big lineup on defense and crutches Wednesday, wtll not or we Will ma11 for you we'll have to take advantage of be seemg action this week, but their poor kicking game," says Berkhimer hopes he'll be ready by next Fnday when the Berkhuner. AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF Another weak spot in the Eagles travel to Kyger Creek. Tim Kuhn wlll replace him 1n Hocklng attack, accordmg to SOUTHERN OHIO Berkhlmer, is that they don't the starting defensive lineup persue well He hopes that tomght. Other starters for the quarterback Randy Blake, Phone Pomerdy 992 2590 J3 Court Sl Galhpohs ' Eagles, who are now 2-1 m fullback John Sheets ~nd Phone 446 0690 Word has 1t that when Col. Mole's friends retake the Gray tailback Don Etchmger can league · play, are, offensively, House (We'lllet 'em have 11 agam just Iosee if they can do better take advantage of thiS M1ke Larkins and Steve Holter at the ends, Dave Hannum and than they did the last time) they are gomg to make a few ad· weakness. Coy Starcher at the tackles, Elchmger, who aimost broke dit1oos to the present structure. Dan Chaffee and Guy Walker One of the showcase rooms Will be the Bobby Baker Ubrary, at the guards, Tim Bawn at nght next to the Onassis billiards room center, Blake at quarterback, And then, or course, they will bmld what Will be one of the Sheets at fullback, Etchmger !mest superstructures this s1de of the Taj Maha~ - the Bay of at tailback and Terry Smith at Pigs Natatorium This structure, complete w1th a p1ctor~al 0 0 • slotback. hieroglyphic type history of the struggle for control of the tiny Defensively, it Will be mland just south of Flonda, w1ll be just ooe flight of statrs down Larkins at middle guard, from the Sa~gon ballroom (rumor has It that the Saigon ballroom has momentos commemorating all the great leaders of that area, Me1gs Jun1or High football Starcher and Phil Bowen at the except for former President Diem) team was dumped 20-6 by the tackles, Baum and Holter on Of course all of this wlll be one floor below the Great Society Galhpolls Blue Devtl junwrs the ends, Etchinger and Sheets Amph1theate; which takes up the entire top floor of the Gray Thursday evenmg at Mid· at linebackers, Kuhn at House. dleport Stad1um. The Amphitheater, by the way, is empty and not used for After a scoreless first period, Eastern anyth1ng (tl really never was) . Gallipolis hit paydlrt tw1ce m St~rtlng Lineups Anyway, enough of this boring rhetoric, let's get on With the the second stanza, and once m OFFENSE pos wt real exciting news, thts weekem)'s forecast the thlrd Mike Larkins <a5 I "r 190 SEOAL Meigs'lone tally came m the Dave Hannum G 145 Athens at Logan - Bulldogs will show why they're one of the thtrd penod on an 81 yard rull Dan Chaffee c 175 Ti m Baum teams to beat in the SEOAL w1th easy wm away from home. by Buddy Dugan . G ISO Guy Walker T 220 Coy Sf archer Athens, 34-14 E t6S Steve Holter Jackson at Ironton - No time IS wasted In getting down to QB 135 Randy Blake FB lBO John Sheets PLAYERS OPTIONED one of the btg battles of the season . Ironmen may come as close TB ISO Don Eichinger PHILADELPlllA (UP!) as anyone agamst Tiger powerhouse, but 11 lSD't close enough SB 140 Terry Sm1th DEFENSE The Philadelphia Flyers opIronton, 21-14. • Pos WI Waverly at Wellston - Tigers should be better than many tioned wmgers Curt Bracken- Mike Lark ins MG 185 E J7S expect but so should Wellston. Entirely new coachmg staff at bury and Steve Koates and Tim Saum T 220 Cay Starc her Wellst~n just m1ght be what the Golden Rockets have needed goaltender Darryl Fedorak Phil Bowen T 175 Thursday to Des Momes of the Steve Holter E 165 But they'rest1llatleasta year away. Waverly, 28-16. LB ISO Don Eichmger Meigs at Galllpolis - Big Blue Is ready and rarln' to ~o, but International Hockey League Joh LB lBO n Sheets PH. 992-2126 All three were first-year T1m Kuhn MM IJS so are Marauders who have had 2 weeks to get ready for this one. HB 14l Chaffee weak Marauder secondary might be m trouble against arm of players with the Natwnal Dan POMEROY, OHIO HB 140 Terry sm un s 13S Randy Blake Niday Couple thiS w1th home f1eld advantage and an offense that Hockey League club. Is ready to explode and what do you have• This Gallipolis, 211-<l SVAC Kyger Creek at Sou:hwestern - Speakmg of easy wins. this one should be a cakewalk Kyger Creek, 411-0. North Gallla at Symmes Valley - Here's another one that should be settled soon after the opemng kickoff. Sorry Vikings, make that ll-4. North Gall1a, 28.(). Federal Hocking at Eastern - Eagles lost a hard fought battle last week, but they'll be a surprising 3-1 after tomght Eastern, lti-6 , Green Twp . at Hannan-Traee - It just Isn't the Wtldcals year. Green, 37-2 Wahama at Southem - Another one of those backyard battles that could be close, exclttng game, and upset could be In the maklng. But Tornadoes prevail once again. Southern, 22-14. 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Mark Williams then went over for the 2 points to ice 1t for Metgs Oddly enough, Galhpohs outgamed the Marauders, 217 yards to 130 .. e Sgt. Swami MEMBERSHIP: fits everyone! plX 'em We endeavor Gallipolis to do the right thing JuniOrs wm every time. Isn't that simple? POMEROY MOTOR CO. USTUS DLE OF $500. PEOPLE TRUST US TO HANDLE SAVINGS OF OVER $150,000,000. . CTTY W' No Wo COMPTON, Oo D. OPTOMETRIST OFF ICE HOURS 9 30 TO 12. 2 TO S (CLOSE' AT NOON QN THURS) - EAST COURT q • P ME Y. tn1st us to manage thctr sm m~s . yo u kn o\\ yo u cnn trust us to handle yo ur loan. What makes us a d1fferent kind of loan company, makes us a better kind of loan company. ' \ fir'* ·B$T.11NQS 1.912 ' ,. �- , • 4- The Daily Sentint•, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Sept. 2lt t!l73 ~wnrJJW).!J£; """ Pirates lose, 3-2 1 ' By VITO STELLJNO UPI Sporla Wriler The Pittsburgh Pirates lived th roug h a familiar night· mare- and an unfamilair one - Thursday night. The Pirates lost a game they couldn't really afford to lose on a wild pitch. And that was certainly not hing new for them. When Chris Zachary wild pitched home Greg Luzinski in the 13th inning to give the Philadelphia Phiis a 3-2 victory over the Pirates, it brought bo!ck memories of the ninth Inning of last year's final playoff game with Cincinnati when Bob Moose wild pitched home the de ciding run. But the unusual feature of this game was how Luzinski got to third base in the first place. Reaching second was nothing special as he singled and was sacrificed to second. The strategy called ·for an intentional walk to Bob Boone and Zachary was supposed to throw four wide ones. But the first one got too close to the plate and Boone slapped It for a . single to send Luzinski to lhird . Pirate Manager Danny Mur· laugh said, "That's the first lime I saw anybody swing at an intentional ball and gel a hit. I saw a guy hit into a double play once trying to do that." Pirates One Game Out The loss left the Pirates one game behind the M~ts. Each team has just four games )eft. Sanguillen said, "The ball bounced in front of the plate, hit my glove and got by." Luzinski said, "When I was on third, I told (Riehle ) Hebner I was gotng to score on a wild pitch and lhen it happened." Of course, three more teams -St. Louis, Chicago and Montreal-l!till have outside shots at winning. St. Louis downed Chicago, Z.U, in the only other National League game . The Los AngelesAtlanta game was rained out and canceled (Los Angeles had to · fly to the West Coast Thursday night so the game couldn't be made up ) and that dimmed Hank Aaron's chances of catching Bahe Ruth this season. IT'S AT THE MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Books • Gifts • and Gibson Greeting Cards MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Religious and Office Supplies 99 Mill St. . · Middleport. 0 . .... "'.-J ~ l Jn ~f • .jmi•lt• l h t•llt' hw.~r Jumb ltli. unt' lt:llfr h> f~dl riU;UMrt.>, In fof111 four urd i n•r)' WUcrd•. I IJliiUJ, I ( . ......... •\ 1< '<: ..., ..... - •.""~'' But if New Yo•·k wins at least two of his four ga mes from Chicago this week, aU the teams but Pittsburgh will be eliminated. In the America n League games, Detroit stopped Baltimore, 5-2, New York blanked THIS HORSE APPEA!t5 10 HAVE: Milwaukee, 2-0, Chicago SOME CON NE.CTION nipped Kansas City, e-2, and . WITH E!L.EC:TF~ ICiiY. California edged MinneSota , 54, In 11 innings. ROGER CLARK Reggie Cleveland's oneAirman Roger S. Clark, yA J'OAD Now arranr< the circled leltert hitter and Lou Brock's tw<>-run '1 to.rorrn the surprilt: anawer, u son of Mr. and Mrs. Carmlen homer paced the Cards to E. Clark of 106 Pleasant ~Ll ::=~-~~~·~~-;;;~·~·:•~rr~··~ ted by the above cartoon. triumph over Chicago;- A sixth· Ridge, Pomeroy, has been inning single by Ken Rudolph _...:.P=rill · -= * -= • ::.: • assigned to Chanute AFB, was the only hit off Cleveland. (.i...we,. t omo rrow ~ Ill., after completing Air Burt Hooton suffered the loss. :Jumlilf'll NOIU CHAMP' OlMUitl IUVIN Force basic training at Ryan Soaps Record Yrtlf'rd• r'• · Lockland AFB, Texas. He "n.wrr1 N'/iu/ tilt ' lt'lllprnttiU'IIItll film dar Nolan Ryan snapped Sandy did- MADl A S<;INl bas been assigned to the Koufax' single season major Technical Training Center at league strikeout record of ·382 Chanute for specialized . with 16 ·strikeouts as California Plains Society New!i training In the missile downed Minnesota. electronics field. Clark Is a Ironically, on a second pitch By Mrs. Evelyn Brlckles attendance was 27 and offering 1973 graduate of Meigs High to Rich Reese, Rod CB[,ew stole Sunday School attendance at $43.85. School. second and was almost thrown the Methodist Church was 42 Doris Koenig spent two out by Jeff Torhorg. If Tor borg WIN AT BRIDGE and offering $19.50. Worship weeks with her children at had thrown him out, the Inning Mansfield and her sister at would have been over and Akron . Ryan would have just tied the Mr ,1 and Mrs . Dinsmore record because California won South's queen of hearts wins Boyles attended revival serit in the bottom of the lith. 28 NORTH IDI the first trick. He notes quickl y vices at the Baptist Bristel Run • QJ 102 Dick Sharon 's three-run douthat if Wes t hold s the king of Church at Vienna, W. Va . . 73 ble and Joe Coleman's six· club s there will be 12 ea sy .Sunday eyening. t K4 hitter paced Detroit over tri cks for .him . Then he look s Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bar+ AQ .19 ij Baltimore. It was Coleman's around to see w.hat'can happen thelemy of Dayton spent a EAST · 23rd .win as he halted · =~S5T3 to him if East holds that ktng couple of days here with her +974 Baltimore's six-game winning . and it becom es apparent that mother, Mrs. Effie Watson. • KJ 952 • 1086 the hand may be in danger. streak. • Q93 t107 65l Mr. and Mrs . Clifton Spencer Can he play sate for three no· + 85 +K 2 Pal Dobson hurled a nineof Belpre were S.inday af. trump ? Yes , provided West SOUTH hitter to pace New York over ha sn' t opened a three-card ternoon guests here of his aunt,· • K8 6 Milwaukee. The Brewers finMr. and Mrs. Wayne Brickles. heart suit. • AQ4 ished with a season attendance Gary Barnheart was At trick tw'o South planks his t A J8 of 1,492,158 compared to last kin g of spades on the tabl e. seriously injured in an + 10743 West might as well take his ace automobile accident near year's llllirk of 600,440, the North-South vulnerable right then and there because Logan Thursday and was taken lowest in · the major leagues. West North East South South is going to .keep on. so to University Hospital, Pass 2N .T. t+ West does take it. Pass 3N.T. Pass Pass He iea'ds his king of hearts . Columbus, where he remains Pass South ducks , wins the heart in serious condition. Opening lead- • 5 continuation and tries the club 1....------ - - ----l finess e. It loses, but South doesn 't mind. East can't lead a heart and South makes the rest . By Oswald & James Jacoby of the tricks. I ~'A1'NJ(; J I t I [J I 10 II .rL_ I I a= AIISWII = -::::.:...--'1 •• '• • ATTEND MEET ING Six Ill m bers or Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter or the Oau~hlcrs of the ArnerlcM Revo lution were In Gulll pulls Tuesday for IIJC 11nnuai district meeting ut the Holiday Inn. llt tendi n ~ from the loca l ch•pter were Miss Lucil le Smith, regent, Mrs. J. ~:dward Foster, Mrs. Pearl Mora, Mrs. Emerson Jone~. Mrs. Patrick l.ochary, and Mrs. Thereon Jo hnson. oJ x x x 1 r Finesses 50-50, except here We talk to you • WMP0/1390 ON YOUR DIAL i know why finesses seem to lose wEo. RING more often in bridge columns r.,r~~'lT:'W'lW. .Iln,. than in real life L, He must be a luck y man . 28 Most players seem to ieei that The bidding has been: EaSI soulh their finesses always lose. Ac- wes 1 Norlh ? tuaflly , th ey work just about IN .T. Pass hal the Um,e in real life . They You,South. hold: tend to fat! m columns because +10 8 6 3 2 •K 7 , tJ 9 4 +Q 6 most hands present no problem· Wh t d d , AP(u.. 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For the lady westerners, eye-appealing western tooled fashion accessories suitable to every occasion . #393. Popular Je•n J1cklt, now in lea_thtrl Taptrld atyl lne with heavy. duty in•p futeners . Split Cowhidl •, Mrs. Lee Roush entertained with a birthday .party for their son, Rodney, at the home of Mrs. Helen Johnson. Those attending were · Mrs. Larry ·Johnson, Gina, Tahnee, Brady, Mrs. Kenneth Johnson, An· nette and Duane, Mrs: Helen Johnson and Mrs. Lee Roush Cheryl, Joey, Rodney. ' Mrs. Everett Ray Johnson, Audra, Jeffery and Eric of Colwnbus were Saturday over night visitors of Mrs. Helen Mrs. Larry Johnson were Mrs . Everett Ray Johnson, Audra, Jeffery and Eric of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Charley Splith Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs . Franklin Russell of Middleport and Karen Gilkey of Albany were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Uncoln Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell were In Springfield Sunday to attend a lamily rewlion. Mrs. Lena Knapp of LangsvUie was Monday visl!Qr of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp and family. A·C·M·I·A ATHENS COUNTY MONTHLY INCOME. ACCOUNT or Sueded Top Grein Cowfllde. 1 " News~ Notes Sunday visitors of Mr. and :=:;:=========::i!.i;i;";'"';";"'";"';"~'"';•;'"';"·~'!";'"·;"";';'···~~ Johnson. • • Wolfpen See our other beautiful styles. · Interest Checks Mailed Monthly · or Quarterly Meigs Co. Branch ..@ MODERN SUPPLY2· J99 W. Main St. 992-2164 · Pomeroy, THE STORE WITH · "ALL KINDS OF ,.sTUFF" - FOR PEl;S, STABLES, LARGE 8, SMALL ANIMALS. LAWNS AND GARDENS.' The Alhens County Savings & L01n Co. 2" Second 51. Pom@rnv . Ohio All Account• Insured To $2(~i#FSL. . ·~:~:·j) ~u JlW TUDAY 'S QUESTION ·You do 'p ass . Wes t bids t wo diamonds. North and East pass. What do you do now? Answer tomorroW SUSAN WRIGHT was we lcomed a~ a new member at a ! meeting Thursday nigh\ of Pomeroy Cadette Troop 52 at the : home of Mr• . April Smith, leader. ; The glrla worked on badges and made plans for a Halloween • party in October. They aisQ dlacuSIIed a trip to be taken in the ; near future and how to ralae some money·. ; Olhers attending were Cathy Blaettnar, Jon! Murray, Jane : Sisson, Teresa Taylor, Cheryl LeFebre, Cindy McKinney, : Melody Snouffer, Nita Ruschel, Paige Smith and the leader. ~ MIDDLEPORT TROOP li9 FIRST meeting of Troop 39 will be Monday at 3:30 p.m. The : ~outs are to meet at the Middleport Heath United Methodist ; Church and from there will hike to the Marina for a wiener roast. ~ !'Brents lire to pick up their daughtets at theMarina about 6 p.m. ; Pirls are asked to take permission slipe to lhe meeting. : In the ev~nt ol rain, the meeting will be at Heath. United · .; Methodiat Church .and will conclude at 5 p.m. ~ Mrs. Roscoe Wise, leader, met with mothers of the scouts : Monday to dl ~cuss plans for the coming year. Also meeting with : them was Mrs. Edwin Foster , new district advisor for the Four ; Rivers Girl Scout Councll. She showed a film on scouting and • answered questions. 119 attend breakfast • Red Rose Dog Mea~ • • Available in • 25 & 50 lb. Bags : Red Rose Dog Nuggets ~ Nineteen youth attended the ;wednesday morning prayer ' • •• by KAY Be sure and enter the Super Dog Sweepstakes. Coupon on the bag. Sugar Run Mills When a tint tor the hair Is remember, it is far more flattering and d~ sired , • arll•tl c look ing to em· belllsh your natural shade •• ••• Mulberry Ave. 992-2115 Pomeroy . "Your Complete Farm Supplier" ~ rather than cha nge to a totally new shade which may leave you with an artificial appearance, and I completely out of harmony with your compl ex ion . What you wa nt is a hair ' shade which w i II com ' plirnent and accentuate . your' natural beauty . ' For (ust the rlghl hair coloring with professional hair treatment. join the many satisfied customers who visit us regularly , Meigs County Barber Association ' friendly ho spita lity and complet,e satisfaction. 1 ; CHATEAU :• · BEAUTY SALON · , .: . 214 E. SECOND ST. POMEROY. OHIO PH9NE 992-761)6 !. : :.s -.----"----' Central Operating COmpany's .................................... I l• It's Always Value Time at BAKERS l: FULL SIZE HOOVER $4 988 UPRIGHT CLEANER .............. . ~ ••• Philip Sporn Plant New Haven, W.Va. • ' has job openings for permanent empk,ment in the following skills: Warehousemen Welders Ideas ex<'han~ed during the live yean sin<·e the Bend 0 ' the FRm AV !liver orgonl~otlon . Co· PAST Matrons, Evangeline sport5ors of the club were the Chapter 172 O~:A 7:30p.m. at Winding Trail and the Wild· th • Ma110nlc Temple, Mid· wood Garden Clubs. dleport. llelen Reynolds and In reijponsc to roll call, each llculah HayeR, hostesses. member related something she SUNDAY has gained from the club EAGLE RIDGF. Community durtng the past five years. Arrangements on display C'hw-ch homecoming Sunday; were judged by Mrs. Thomp· hasket dinner at noon; af· son and Mrs . J.ewls who ternoon program, 2 p.m. awarded blue ribbons to Mr5. Special singers, public invited. MONDAY Grimm and Mrs. Morris, and KICKOFF MEETING for reds to Mrs. West and Mrs. half mill bond issue lor retard· Simpson. The traveling prize brought ed workshop and school, 7:30 by Mrs. W. 0 . Barnitz was won p.m. Monday at Trinity by Mrs . Thompson . Devotion& Church, Pomeroy. Everyone by Mrs. Robert Kuh n were invited. POMEROY GARDEN Club, Jaken from liosiah H. She stressed the importance to 7:30 p.m. Monday at h9me of L'hrlstian living of pressing Mrs. Fred Blaettnar, ·Spring "our roots deep into the faith ." Ave. Roll call , verse pertaining She also an nounced the Meigs to fall. Co un ty fall meeting held EASTERN Alhletic Boosters Tuesday niglit. 8 p.m. at the high school. Mrs. Harold Deeth and Mrs. Pictures of Federal-Hocking Aaron Kelton were guests. game w he shown . Everyone A birthday cake was served welcome. with other refreshments by the MEIGS County Salon 8 and 40 hostess. will meet at 7:30 at the home of Julia Hysell. A rea residents to attend convention Young .wives have meet Plans for a layette shower to honor Mrs. Avice Spencer were made at a reeent meeting of the Young Wives Club held at the home of Mrs. Cathy Spencer. The shower will be at lhe October meeUng along with a housewares party: Mrs. Esther Mays presided at the meeting with Mrs. Pam Hager winning the door prize. Others attending were Mrs. Mary Barnhart, Mrs. Ruth McGrath, Mrs. Karen Young, a new member, Mrs. Lila Van Meter, and a guest, J ill Swain. guidance and education and is currently dean of continuing ed\lcation at Hillsdale College. His topic will be "Perception ." Leagues are asked to dress a fashion doll to be donated to und erprivilege d childr en through the Findlay Federation, hosts for the convention. Prizes will be awarded for the three best outfits. ' PLAN SHOWER A miscellaneous shower honoring Mr . and Mrs. John Schlotterbeck , the former Florence Biggs, will be held Saturday night at 8 p.m. at the Hemlock Grove Grange Hail. Pomeroy Fbwer Shop M" . Millard V• n Meie r P h . 991 -2039 fi'h. 992-5111 ~---!:=== Motorora Quasar II Color TV • money sav1ng coupons worth e8oL7li) PLAN SALE A rummage sale will be held Wednesday at lhe fellowship hall of the St. Paul's Lutheran Church by the women of the church. The sale will be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and items may be taken there Tuesday night from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. ~·------UIRACLE5 ,..-- · ·'"• DO tfi~ Tirn~lil:!REfiEI.. ;~~,~~~~~.~~~. . . . . . ~199 Saturday••••••".·••••• 9 til 3 9x12 .$588 LINOLEUM RUGS ........ .. 5.25% Paid On Passbook Savings · ~~~~E~~~~~ ..... SQ. YD.$ 299 · MEIGS BRANCH Name Brand Furniture and Appliances at the Lowest Pos~ible Prices. APPLICANTS 'MAY CALL- 675-2913 TO ARRANGE AN INTERVIEW. The Athens County Savings & Loan Co. Elrl F. Ingels, Jr ., V.ice· Prtl . 296 w. Second Pomeroy , Ohl~;~ . BAKER FURNITURE ~L OPERATING COMPANY All Account s Insu red 10 S20,000.0D By The J: edernl Sav ings & Loan In · suran ce Corp . 'r · ~----_.MI-DD-LE-PO-RT-,O·H-10------~ PHILIP SPORN PLANT 212• T.....,.ane: .,.. mct. 31)4.,..UJ- Jttt E~~tplaflr 992·2039 . MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~g~~~Ar\~~:: . . . . . . ~.488 P::-P a strike is in Pf01ti1, the campanJ contin• to • • An Equal OppottunitJ We Wtf'e FlOwe rt Eyery whertt WERNER RADIO & TV ' ,all Offfct fS011 Jel, Ntw Hl¥tn , Wnt Vi'1lnll For All OctasionS \1 II Early American design credenza cabinet of tempered hardboard and select solids finished in American Trad itional Maple grain . Decorative accents of molded simulated wood mater ial. 6" x4" Speaker. 3Wa" H, 34'1• " W, 17'12'' D (add 5" for tube cap). Model WU9132KS 5 PC. DINETTE.. ........... ~58 . Boat Operator Ucense ·. . .we Will Train Unsldlled ApplicantS. , . . The:se jobs pnllide excellent wages and a benefits prucram which lndud• IHe 1nR!rance, medical insurance, disability insurance, sick leave, VICIIill, .ldidiJI, CEN'fj FLOWERS ~:~: 3 .....................~ 1995 ()peJatots ~;;: M•••· ' laboreB . . · Houdashelt, Syracuse; Oleva Cottr ill , Bradbury, and Blanche Braley, ftutland . Readings were given by Mrs . Dessic patterson, Mrs, Tracy, and Mrs. Cottrill . Leafy Ch.asteen and Margaret Amberger of the Senior Citizens Center Staff had charge of the party with th~ cakes being provided by Garnet Ervine, Leona Karr, Florence Rhodes, Edith Betzi ng, Laura Byers, and Lessie Lusk. SOFA BEDS.....................$58 Machinists Electricians Mechanics lab Technicians lnstrumem Repairmen Crane Operators · Bulldozer ()peratOis the . . .. . . . . . ~ 159~ :~~~:i:~~~.~~~~~ . . . ~ 199 t• ~~~::s ' ' Qerical . WILL BE GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Michael Heck andson, JacobEric, will arrive Friday for a 21<day leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Shank and family, Union Ave., Pomeroy. Michael is stationed with the U. S. Navy at Sl!n Diego, Calif. They will also visit in Lima with Mr$ : Heck's parents, the Rev. and Mrs. Robert Card. .::,. .. · An Impressive lnsta ll ntion of officers wus a feature of the fifth anniversary ob~~ervance uf the Bend 0 ' lhe ftiver Gorden Club Monday night at the home or Mrs. Bert Grluim, ' "'tart Falls . Mrs. Robert Thompson and Mrs. Robert Lewis, members of the Wlndlng Trail Garden Club, co-oponsors ol the Bend 0' the River Club at the time of Ita organization, presided at the Installation Hervice. They u~~ed key replicas with appropr iate comments ln Installing Mrs. Gri mm, president; Mrs .. Andrew CNss, vice president ; Mrs. Edward Simpson, ~~ec r e tary; and Mrs. James Diehl, treasw-er. Also presented a key was Mrs. Clifford Morris, progr am chairwoman. Mrs. Glenn West was welcomed Into the club membership. Gifts were presented to the installing officers by Mrs. Wilson Carpenter · who acknowledged the relationship of \he two clubs and the practical and inspirational The birthdays of 1~ senior clti•ena were observed Thursday at the monthly party held at the Senior Citizens Center . In the honored group were Orin Smith and Edith Jividen, Middleport ; Ruth Evans, Nellie 1'racey, Claren ~-e CUrtis, Pomeroy; Garnet Ervi ne, Portl and ; Leona Hensley, Ethel Larkins, I..ong Botwm; Effie Wat.son, Evelyn Swnmerficld, Tuppers Plai ns; Ethel Hoback, Racine ; Leah Nease, Mi nersv ille; Nora where you will en(oy personalized servi ce, comfortable surround ing s, I: and 'reli11111enl breakfast at the Ra cine Wesleyan United Methodist Church. Roma Nease played tlJe. piano as the group sang "Ai-e We Yet Alive" followed by a silent meditation and prayer time . The Rev. Howard . Shiveley had devotions and spoke on the importance of prayer and praying in faith . Mrs. James Rees, Sr ., Mrs. Randall Reiber and Mrs. Howard Shiveley prepared the breakfast of bacon, eggs, toast and orange juice . Students attending were Bill Shiveley, Gene Shiveley , Mike Warner, Randy Warner, David Theiss, Helen Wilcoxen, Debbie Harden, Becky Kouns, Paul Cross, Stephen Nease, Verne Ord, Roma Nease, Stephanie Ord, Vickie Wolfe, Valerie Johnson, Elisa Mc1\fillan, Amanda Roush , Beverly Hart and Connie Roush. the prayer breakfast is held each \veek at the church and all Southern High School students are invited to atle'nd. Hair Available In 25 & 50 lb. Bags HAIR CUTS.......... ~2.50 SHA VE$ .............•.~2.00 • ~~ •• EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1st A- Pa ss. Don ' t try to improvt"; · matters with a spad e call . You hav e si" points to help no-trump. WED . RIN G ~ ~ ~ NOTICE I NEWS PAPE R ENTERP RISE ASSN.) . ;;q H:J:JI! Mit:Z n for VANITY CABINETS · • 1........................~................................ tO By Charlene Hoeflich '•• like a person For Best In · DOG FOODS Tuppers A Canadian reader wants Girl Scout Diary • • Seniors have birthdays Bend 0 ' River Club installs officers ARt GUtrn Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lowt, Tracy and Steven, Colwnbul, are the guest.. of Mr. and Mn. Bradford \1 i1 �- , • 4- The Daily Sentint•, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Sept. 2lt t!l73 ~wnrJJW).!J£; """ Pirates lose, 3-2 1 ' By VITO STELLJNO UPI Sporla Wriler The Pittsburgh Pirates lived th roug h a familiar night· mare- and an unfamilair one - Thursday night. The Pirates lost a game they couldn't really afford to lose on a wild pitch. And that was certainly not hing new for them. When Chris Zachary wild pitched home Greg Luzinski in the 13th inning to give the Philadelphia Phiis a 3-2 victory over the Pirates, it brought bo!ck memories of the ninth Inning of last year's final playoff game with Cincinnati when Bob Moose wild pitched home the de ciding run. But the unusual feature of this game was how Luzinski got to third base in the first place. Reaching second was nothing special as he singled and was sacrificed to second. The strategy called ·for an intentional walk to Bob Boone and Zachary was supposed to throw four wide ones. But the first one got too close to the plate and Boone slapped It for a . single to send Luzinski to lhird . Pirate Manager Danny Mur· laugh said, "That's the first lime I saw anybody swing at an intentional ball and gel a hit. I saw a guy hit into a double play once trying to do that." Pirates One Game Out The loss left the Pirates one game behind the M~ts. Each team has just four games )eft. Sanguillen said, "The ball bounced in front of the plate, hit my glove and got by." Luzinski said, "When I was on third, I told (Riehle ) Hebner I was gotng to score on a wild pitch and lhen it happened." Of course, three more teams -St. Louis, Chicago and Montreal-l!till have outside shots at winning. St. Louis downed Chicago, Z.U, in the only other National League game . The Los AngelesAtlanta game was rained out and canceled (Los Angeles had to · fly to the West Coast Thursday night so the game couldn't be made up ) and that dimmed Hank Aaron's chances of catching Bahe Ruth this season. IT'S AT THE MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Books • Gifts • and Gibson Greeting Cards MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Religious and Office Supplies 99 Mill St. . · Middleport. 0 . .... "'.-J ~ l Jn ~f • .jmi•lt• l h t•llt' hw.~r Jumb ltli. unt' lt:llfr h> f~dl riU;UMrt.>, In fof111 four urd i n•r)' WUcrd•. I IJliiUJ, I ( . ......... •\ 1< '<: ..., ..... - •.""~'' But if New Yo•·k wins at least two of his four ga mes from Chicago this week, aU the teams but Pittsburgh will be eliminated. In the America n League games, Detroit stopped Baltimore, 5-2, New York blanked THIS HORSE APPEA!t5 10 HAVE: Milwaukee, 2-0, Chicago SOME CON NE.CTION nipped Kansas City, e-2, and . WITH E!L.EC:TF~ ICiiY. California edged MinneSota , 54, In 11 innings. ROGER CLARK Reggie Cleveland's oneAirman Roger S. Clark, yA J'OAD Now arranr< the circled leltert hitter and Lou Brock's tw<>-run '1 to.rorrn the surprilt: anawer, u son of Mr. and Mrs. Carmlen homer paced the Cards to E. Clark of 106 Pleasant ~Ll ::=~-~~~·~~-;;;~·~·:•~rr~··~ ted by the above cartoon. triumph over Chicago;- A sixth· Ridge, Pomeroy, has been inning single by Ken Rudolph _...:.P=rill · -= * -= • ::.: • assigned to Chanute AFB, was the only hit off Cleveland. (.i...we,. t omo rrow ~ Ill., after completing Air Burt Hooton suffered the loss. :Jumlilf'll NOIU CHAMP' OlMUitl IUVIN Force basic training at Ryan Soaps Record Yrtlf'rd• r'• · Lockland AFB, Texas. He "n.wrr1 N'/iu/ tilt ' lt'lllprnttiU'IIItll film dar Nolan Ryan snapped Sandy did- MADl A S<;INl bas been assigned to the Koufax' single season major Technical Training Center at league strikeout record of ·382 Chanute for specialized . with 16 ·strikeouts as California Plains Society New!i training In the missile downed Minnesota. electronics field. Clark Is a Ironically, on a second pitch By Mrs. Evelyn Brlckles attendance was 27 and offering 1973 graduate of Meigs High to Rich Reese, Rod CB[,ew stole Sunday School attendance at $43.85. School. second and was almost thrown the Methodist Church was 42 Doris Koenig spent two out by Jeff Torhorg. If Tor borg WIN AT BRIDGE and offering $19.50. Worship weeks with her children at had thrown him out, the Inning Mansfield and her sister at would have been over and Akron . Ryan would have just tied the Mr ,1 and Mrs . Dinsmore record because California won South's queen of hearts wins Boyles attended revival serit in the bottom of the lith. 28 NORTH IDI the first trick. He notes quickl y vices at the Baptist Bristel Run • QJ 102 Dick Sharon 's three-run douthat if Wes t hold s the king of Church at Vienna, W. Va . . 73 ble and Joe Coleman's six· club s there will be 12 ea sy .Sunday eyening. t K4 hitter paced Detroit over tri cks for .him . Then he look s Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bar+ AQ .19 ij Baltimore. It was Coleman's around to see w.hat'can happen thelemy of Dayton spent a EAST · 23rd .win as he halted · =~S5T3 to him if East holds that ktng couple of days here with her +974 Baltimore's six-game winning . and it becom es apparent that mother, Mrs. Effie Watson. • KJ 952 • 1086 the hand may be in danger. streak. • Q93 t107 65l Mr. and Mrs . Clifton Spencer Can he play sate for three no· + 85 +K 2 Pal Dobson hurled a nineof Belpre were S.inday af. trump ? Yes , provided West SOUTH hitter to pace New York over ha sn' t opened a three-card ternoon guests here of his aunt,· • K8 6 Milwaukee. The Brewers finMr. and Mrs. Wayne Brickles. heart suit. • AQ4 ished with a season attendance Gary Barnheart was At trick tw'o South planks his t A J8 of 1,492,158 compared to last kin g of spades on the tabl e. seriously injured in an + 10743 West might as well take his ace automobile accident near year's llllirk of 600,440, the North-South vulnerable right then and there because Logan Thursday and was taken lowest in · the major leagues. West North East South South is going to .keep on. so to University Hospital, Pass 2N .T. t+ West does take it. Pass 3N.T. Pass Pass He iea'ds his king of hearts . Columbus, where he remains Pass South ducks , wins the heart in serious condition. Opening lead- • 5 continuation and tries the club 1....------ - - ----l finess e. It loses, but South doesn 't mind. East can't lead a heart and South makes the rest . By Oswald & James Jacoby of the tricks. I ~'A1'NJ(; J I t I [J I 10 II .rL_ I I a= AIISWII = -::::.:...--'1 •• '• • ATTEND MEET ING Six Ill m bers or Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter or the Oau~hlcrs of the ArnerlcM Revo lution were In Gulll pulls Tuesday for IIJC 11nnuai district meeting ut the Holiday Inn. llt tendi n ~ from the loca l ch•pter were Miss Lucil le Smith, regent, Mrs. J. ~:dward Foster, Mrs. Pearl Mora, Mrs. Emerson Jone~. Mrs. Patrick l.ochary, and Mrs. Thereon Jo hnson. oJ x x x 1 r Finesses 50-50, except here We talk to you • WMP0/1390 ON YOUR DIAL i know why finesses seem to lose wEo. RING more often in bridge columns r.,r~~'lT:'W'lW. .Iln,. than in real life L, He must be a luck y man . 28 Most players seem to ieei that The bidding has been: EaSI soulh their finesses always lose. Ac- wes 1 Norlh ? tuaflly , th ey work just about IN .T. Pass hal the Um,e in real life . They You,South. hold: tend to fat! m columns because +10 8 6 3 2 •K 7 , tJ 9 4 +Q 6 most hands present no problem· Wh t d d , AP(u.. 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For the lady westerners, eye-appealing western tooled fashion accessories suitable to every occasion . #393. Popular Je•n J1cklt, now in lea_thtrl Taptrld atyl lne with heavy. duty in•p futeners . Split Cowhidl •, Mrs. Lee Roush entertained with a birthday .party for their son, Rodney, at the home of Mrs. Helen Johnson. Those attending were · Mrs. Larry ·Johnson, Gina, Tahnee, Brady, Mrs. Kenneth Johnson, An· nette and Duane, Mrs: Helen Johnson and Mrs. Lee Roush Cheryl, Joey, Rodney. ' Mrs. Everett Ray Johnson, Audra, Jeffery and Eric of Colwnbus were Saturday over night visitors of Mrs. Helen Mrs. Larry Johnson were Mrs . Everett Ray Johnson, Audra, Jeffery and Eric of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Charley Splith Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs . Franklin Russell of Middleport and Karen Gilkey of Albany were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Uncoln Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell were In Springfield Sunday to attend a lamily rewlion. Mrs. Lena Knapp of LangsvUie was Monday visl!Qr of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp and family. A·C·M·I·A ATHENS COUNTY MONTHLY INCOME. ACCOUNT or Sueded Top Grein Cowfllde. 1 " News~ Notes Sunday visitors of Mr. and :=:;:=========::i!.i;i;";'"';";"'";"';"~'"';•;'"';"·~'!";'"·;"";';'···~~ Johnson. • • Wolfpen See our other beautiful styles. · Interest Checks Mailed Monthly · or Quarterly Meigs Co. Branch ..@ MODERN SUPPLY2· J99 W. Main St. 992-2164 · Pomeroy, THE STORE WITH · "ALL KINDS OF ,.sTUFF" - FOR PEl;S, STABLES, LARGE 8, SMALL ANIMALS. LAWNS AND GARDENS.' The Alhens County Savings & L01n Co. 2" Second 51. Pom@rnv . Ohio All Account• Insured To $2(~i#FSL. . ·~:~:·j) ~u JlW TUDAY 'S QUESTION ·You do 'p ass . Wes t bids t wo diamonds. North and East pass. What do you do now? Answer tomorroW SUSAN WRIGHT was we lcomed a~ a new member at a ! meeting Thursday nigh\ of Pomeroy Cadette Troop 52 at the : home of Mr• . April Smith, leader. ; The glrla worked on badges and made plans for a Halloween • party in October. They aisQ dlacuSIIed a trip to be taken in the ; near future and how to ralae some money·. ; Olhers attending were Cathy Blaettnar, Jon! Murray, Jane : Sisson, Teresa Taylor, Cheryl LeFebre, Cindy McKinney, : Melody Snouffer, Nita Ruschel, Paige Smith and the leader. ~ MIDDLEPORT TROOP li9 FIRST meeting of Troop 39 will be Monday at 3:30 p.m. The : ~outs are to meet at the Middleport Heath United Methodist ; Church and from there will hike to the Marina for a wiener roast. ~ !'Brents lire to pick up their daughtets at theMarina about 6 p.m. ; Pirls are asked to take permission slipe to lhe meeting. : In the ev~nt ol rain, the meeting will be at Heath. United · .; Methodiat Church .and will conclude at 5 p.m. ~ Mrs. Roscoe Wise, leader, met with mothers of the scouts : Monday to dl ~cuss plans for the coming year. Also meeting with : them was Mrs. Edwin Foster , new district advisor for the Four ; Rivers Girl Scout Councll. She showed a film on scouting and • answered questions. 119 attend breakfast • Red Rose Dog Mea~ • • Available in • 25 & 50 lb. Bags : Red Rose Dog Nuggets ~ Nineteen youth attended the ;wednesday morning prayer ' • •• by KAY Be sure and enter the Super Dog Sweepstakes. Coupon on the bag. Sugar Run Mills When a tint tor the hair Is remember, it is far more flattering and d~ sired , • arll•tl c look ing to em· belllsh your natural shade •• ••• Mulberry Ave. 992-2115 Pomeroy . "Your Complete Farm Supplier" ~ rather than cha nge to a totally new shade which may leave you with an artificial appearance, and I completely out of harmony with your compl ex ion . What you wa nt is a hair ' shade which w i II com ' plirnent and accentuate . your' natural beauty . ' For (ust the rlghl hair coloring with professional hair treatment. join the many satisfied customers who visit us regularly , Meigs County Barber Association ' friendly ho spita lity and complet,e satisfaction. 1 ; CHATEAU :• · BEAUTY SALON · , .: . 214 E. SECOND ST. POMEROY. OHIO PH9NE 992-761)6 !. : :.s -.----"----' Central Operating COmpany's .................................... I l• It's Always Value Time at BAKERS l: FULL SIZE HOOVER $4 988 UPRIGHT CLEANER .............. . ~ ••• Philip Sporn Plant New Haven, W.Va. • ' has job openings for permanent empk,ment in the following skills: Warehousemen Welders Ideas ex<'han~ed during the live yean sin<·e the Bend 0 ' the FRm AV !liver orgonl~otlon . Co· PAST Matrons, Evangeline sport5ors of the club were the Chapter 172 O~:A 7:30p.m. at Winding Trail and the Wild· th • Ma110nlc Temple, Mid· wood Garden Clubs. dleport. llelen Reynolds and In reijponsc to roll call, each llculah HayeR, hostesses. member related something she SUNDAY has gained from the club EAGLE RIDGF. Community durtng the past five years. Arrangements on display C'hw-ch homecoming Sunday; were judged by Mrs. Thomp· hasket dinner at noon; af· son and Mrs . J.ewls who ternoon program, 2 p.m. awarded blue ribbons to Mr5. Special singers, public invited. MONDAY Grimm and Mrs. Morris, and KICKOFF MEETING for reds to Mrs. West and Mrs. half mill bond issue lor retard· Simpson. The traveling prize brought ed workshop and school, 7:30 by Mrs. W. 0 . Barnitz was won p.m. Monday at Trinity by Mrs . Thompson . Devotion& Church, Pomeroy. Everyone by Mrs. Robert Kuh n were invited. POMEROY GARDEN Club, Jaken from liosiah H. She stressed the importance to 7:30 p.m. Monday at h9me of L'hrlstian living of pressing Mrs. Fred Blaettnar, ·Spring "our roots deep into the faith ." Ave. Roll call , verse pertaining She also an nounced the Meigs to fall. Co un ty fall meeting held EASTERN Alhletic Boosters Tuesday niglit. 8 p.m. at the high school. Mrs. Harold Deeth and Mrs. Pictures of Federal-Hocking Aaron Kelton were guests. game w he shown . Everyone A birthday cake was served welcome. with other refreshments by the MEIGS County Salon 8 and 40 hostess. will meet at 7:30 at the home of Julia Hysell. A rea residents to attend convention Young .wives have meet Plans for a layette shower to honor Mrs. Avice Spencer were made at a reeent meeting of the Young Wives Club held at the home of Mrs. Cathy Spencer. The shower will be at lhe October meeUng along with a housewares party: Mrs. Esther Mays presided at the meeting with Mrs. Pam Hager winning the door prize. Others attending were Mrs. Mary Barnhart, Mrs. Ruth McGrath, Mrs. Karen Young, a new member, Mrs. Lila Van Meter, and a guest, J ill Swain. guidance and education and is currently dean of continuing ed\lcation at Hillsdale College. His topic will be "Perception ." Leagues are asked to dress a fashion doll to be donated to und erprivilege d childr en through the Findlay Federation, hosts for the convention. Prizes will be awarded for the three best outfits. ' PLAN SHOWER A miscellaneous shower honoring Mr . and Mrs. John Schlotterbeck , the former Florence Biggs, will be held Saturday night at 8 p.m. at the Hemlock Grove Grange Hail. Pomeroy Fbwer Shop M" . Millard V• n Meie r P h . 991 -2039 fi'h. 992-5111 ~---!:=== Motorora Quasar II Color TV • money sav1ng coupons worth e8oL7li) PLAN SALE A rummage sale will be held Wednesday at lhe fellowship hall of the St. Paul's Lutheran Church by the women of the church. The sale will be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and items may be taken there Tuesday night from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. ~·------UIRACLE5 ,..-- · ·'"• DO tfi~ Tirn~lil:!REfiEI.. ;~~,~~~~~.~~~. . . . . . ~199 Saturday••••••".·••••• 9 til 3 9x12 .$588 LINOLEUM RUGS ........ .. 5.25% Paid On Passbook Savings · ~~~~E~~~~~ ..... SQ. YD.$ 299 · MEIGS BRANCH Name Brand Furniture and Appliances at the Lowest Pos~ible Prices. APPLICANTS 'MAY CALL- 675-2913 TO ARRANGE AN INTERVIEW. The Athens County Savings & Loan Co. Elrl F. Ingels, Jr ., V.ice· Prtl . 296 w. Second Pomeroy , Ohl~;~ . BAKER FURNITURE ~L OPERATING COMPANY All Account s Insu red 10 S20,000.0D By The J: edernl Sav ings & Loan In · suran ce Corp . 'r · ~----_.MI-DD-LE-PO-RT-,O·H-10------~ PHILIP SPORN PLANT 212• T.....,.ane: .,.. mct. 31)4.,..UJ- Jttt E~~tplaflr 992·2039 . MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~g~~~Ar\~~:: . . . . . . ~.488 P::-P a strike is in Pf01ti1, the campanJ contin• to • • An Equal OppottunitJ We Wtf'e FlOwe rt Eyery whertt WERNER RADIO & TV ' ,all Offfct fS011 Jel, Ntw Hl¥tn , Wnt Vi'1lnll For All OctasionS \1 II Early American design credenza cabinet of tempered hardboard and select solids finished in American Trad itional Maple grain . Decorative accents of molded simulated wood mater ial. 6" x4" Speaker. 3Wa" H, 34'1• " W, 17'12'' D (add 5" for tube cap). Model WU9132KS 5 PC. DINETTE.. ........... ~58 . Boat Operator Ucense ·. . .we Will Train Unsldlled ApplicantS. , . . The:se jobs pnllide excellent wages and a benefits prucram which lndud• IHe 1nR!rance, medical insurance, disability insurance, sick leave, VICIIill, .ldidiJI, CEN'fj FLOWERS ~:~: 3 .....................~ 1995 ()peJatots ~;;: M•••· ' laboreB . . · Houdashelt, Syracuse; Oleva Cottr ill , Bradbury, and Blanche Braley, ftutland . Readings were given by Mrs . Dessic patterson, Mrs, Tracy, and Mrs. Cottrill . Leafy Ch.asteen and Margaret Amberger of the Senior Citizens Center Staff had charge of the party with th~ cakes being provided by Garnet Ervine, Leona Karr, Florence Rhodes, Edith Betzi ng, Laura Byers, and Lessie Lusk. SOFA BEDS.....................$58 Machinists Electricians Mechanics lab Technicians lnstrumem Repairmen Crane Operators · Bulldozer ()peratOis the . . .. . . . . . ~ 159~ :~~~:i:~~~.~~~~~ . . . ~ 199 t• ~~~::s ' ' Qerical . WILL BE GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Michael Heck andson, JacobEric, will arrive Friday for a 21<day leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Shank and family, Union Ave., Pomeroy. Michael is stationed with the U. S. Navy at Sl!n Diego, Calif. They will also visit in Lima with Mr$ : Heck's parents, the Rev. and Mrs. Robert Card. .::,. .. · An Impressive lnsta ll ntion of officers wus a feature of the fifth anniversary ob~~ervance uf the Bend 0 ' lhe ftiver Gorden Club Monday night at the home or Mrs. Bert Grluim, ' "'tart Falls . Mrs. Robert Thompson and Mrs. Robert Lewis, members of the Wlndlng Trail Garden Club, co-oponsors ol the Bend 0' the River Club at the time of Ita organization, presided at the Installation Hervice. They u~~ed key replicas with appropr iate comments ln Installing Mrs. Gri mm, president; Mrs .. Andrew CNss, vice president ; Mrs. Edward Simpson, ~~ec r e tary; and Mrs. James Diehl, treasw-er. Also presented a key was Mrs. Clifford Morris, progr am chairwoman. Mrs. Glenn West was welcomed Into the club membership. Gifts were presented to the installing officers by Mrs. Wilson Carpenter · who acknowledged the relationship of \he two clubs and the practical and inspirational The birthdays of 1~ senior clti•ena were observed Thursday at the monthly party held at the Senior Citizens Center . In the honored group were Orin Smith and Edith Jividen, Middleport ; Ruth Evans, Nellie 1'racey, Claren ~-e CUrtis, Pomeroy; Garnet Ervi ne, Portl and ; Leona Hensley, Ethel Larkins, I..ong Botwm; Effie Wat.son, Evelyn Swnmerficld, Tuppers Plai ns; Ethel Hoback, Racine ; Leah Nease, Mi nersv ille; Nora where you will en(oy personalized servi ce, comfortable surround ing s, I: and 'reli11111enl breakfast at the Ra cine Wesleyan United Methodist Church. Roma Nease played tlJe. piano as the group sang "Ai-e We Yet Alive" followed by a silent meditation and prayer time . The Rev. Howard . Shiveley had devotions and spoke on the importance of prayer and praying in faith . Mrs. James Rees, Sr ., Mrs. Randall Reiber and Mrs. Howard Shiveley prepared the breakfast of bacon, eggs, toast and orange juice . Students attending were Bill Shiveley, Gene Shiveley , Mike Warner, Randy Warner, David Theiss, Helen Wilcoxen, Debbie Harden, Becky Kouns, Paul Cross, Stephen Nease, Verne Ord, Roma Nease, Stephanie Ord, Vickie Wolfe, Valerie Johnson, Elisa Mc1\fillan, Amanda Roush , Beverly Hart and Connie Roush. the prayer breakfast is held each \veek at the church and all Southern High School students are invited to atle'nd. Hair Available In 25 & 50 lb. Bags HAIR CUTS.......... ~2.50 SHA VE$ .............•.~2.00 • ~~ •• EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1st A- Pa ss. Don ' t try to improvt"; · matters with a spad e call . You hav e si" points to help no-trump. WED . RIN G ~ ~ ~ NOTICE I NEWS PAPE R ENTERP RISE ASSN.) . ;;q H:J:JI! Mit:Z n for VANITY CABINETS · • 1........................~................................ tO By Charlene Hoeflich '•• like a person For Best In · DOG FOODS Tuppers A Canadian reader wants Girl Scout Diary • • Seniors have birthdays Bend 0 ' River Club installs officers ARt GUtrn Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lowt, Tracy and Steven, Colwnbul, are the guest.. of Mr. and Mn. Bradford \1 i1 �"l Vt: N)H \II N ! I 5 T 11 lhq\ u POMEROY POMERO't TRINITY Rev v.. H Perr in pastor Roy Mayrr Sup! Church 5Chool 9 15 rt n' worsh 1p 10 2J a m YOUih cho.r rehearsal Mond.:. y 6 30 p m Mrs Marv in Burt director se n•or cho~r rehearsal 7 30 p r:n Thurs d~v Mrs Paul Nease director POMEROY CHUR CH OF THE NAZARENE - Cor ner Urnon and MuiQer rv Rev Clyde V Hende-rson pastor SUnday school 9 30 a rn Glen McClung sup t morning worSh ip 10 30 rt m eventn9 service 7 30 flHd week se r vice Wednesday, 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - The Re..- Harold Deeth , pastor Church serv ices 10 30 a m Holy Communion on Sept 9th Begmnlng Sept 9 church school 10 30 a m for nursery through aoe 12 POMERQY CHURCH OF C,..RIST - Mr Hoyt All en Jr pas tor B1ble SchooL. 9 30 a m worShip 10 30 adull worsh1p service and young peoples meelmg both 7 30 p m Sun day Wednes da y com bmed B1ble study and pray er meetmg 1 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W Wm 1ng olt lcer In charg e Sunday 10 a m Hoi mess meetmg 10 30 a m Sunday School Young Peoples Leg10n 7 p m Thursday Ito 3 p m Ladles Home Leagu e 7 p m Prep classes ST PAUL LUTHERAN Corner Second and Sycamore Sis Pomeroy, the Rev Joseph Will Gallipolis supply pestor Sunday school 9 15 to 15 morning worsh ip, new hour of 10 45 until further nOtiCe 0 ·\ '( AO u. , 11 IH'II oi l (I li1111hl., \\1 mm, 1! 1-i O'\ IJd,ll 1 1lltu r "•'"''"' Ht>1 °1, r1 AII UlJ ,HI •<lhh,,lh 'ah(l()j I'VII 'I' \ • • t ..,,,tulciol'f•'' J.; tn 11 111 wors lo I) p 11 0»1'11 H•bl• dll> t' ~'ron r.:Hh 1 hvr u.n .11 I tO ~ Ill at 'ht' F;'lthf'r r~ cr nitrd Rev Kra1{11 ~ 1(' CI\IJ J'( h fill Chvn.h " 1 " r r lf! IH11y lf't;tr " ' "' -,, n •u tullowmq '' SACRED HEART ••1 ( I n1• ftH1 li t I lj ~ I '' I 1\l NO \\ftt'ol "~' I I " I ' IJrl loiY" • II ' •'I' IU •• I ' L\. IAkl rALlS lA t '•I• '" 1 111 dturc h school 9.1 1 ul '•hl\ol I 10 I' rn every " ' •\ I I, I I1 NI()"' I 1l I I It ST AR Wor shll) ( hur h 'I.e hoot 10 30 1t Uild '/ ,r Jpt ',, tyrO liH{! ,, ., • 1 huo l Y H ,, u l rl1 y \ V1H ir1 11 Wf rr,tdl) I 1!1 I rH I <,l• t d ~ • ,l •u:\d•ir ttr,•v•' I lij 1J HI 'UPJ 1 E ~:. I mc1 R1bh "' •h l 'f CHRI S TIAN M0)ol~I NG 11 UAP1 1ST J), I .. IV I ruq PLAINS C HURCH liii\ICrwood Il l' pastor , tht\lll,lrd Ci\ld w e ll , Jr !)un ctay ~~hoot llr.l•l ll 'Svndtt~ Sthoot . 9 10 r. "' Mo r"m<t svrmon, 10 Jl,) n m Su ntt 11y e \IC'nmQ M rlo'i(.l. 1 p rn GRAHAM UNITED rlY rn1 •• U1 Mtd Week Ser v ice. ME1HODIS1 Preaching di'y 8 P n1 v 10 a 111 llrst and Stl'cond Wcr1tll' MORSE CHAPEL Wor utlddys ot «"IH;: h rnunlh th ird Sh ip II l.t Ill 1St and J rd LETArtT FALLS UNITED ,l• HI fourth Sunn.ws eac h ~vn{J&y\ Church !i.ehoot 10 BR E Ttot~ eN Rev Fr&e lan('J month worsh ip scrvu;P al 1 30 a m Norris, PI1 Sto r rloyrt Norr l, p rn Wcdncsdity 1'vcn rngs at PORTLAND Worship 7 1() SUD I ~u nd ay sc hOOl 9 JO am , 7 JO Prayer and Bible Slody P m ChUrc h Sc hol)l 9 30 am mor n ing se rmon 10 3() am FI"ST SOUTHEft N 8AP SUTTO N Worship II am Pri'lvcr scriiiCt Wedn esday , TIST )8? Mulb erry Avo 1nd an(t :llh Sundi'lVS Chu rch 1 JO p m Po•11cfoy, Sff llrJ it'd with St !IOO I 10 am CHESHIRE CHURCH OF :., n C the Rev ~re d Hill WESLEYAN IRa tl ne> GOD PROPHECY , Q p lh1S tor Hers h"! McClure, Wor ship II a m Churc h Srh llh OF paslor Svndav Sc hoo/, Sunday sc hool su pr Sundrty Sc hOol 10 a m 10 a n1 Arthur Henson Supt school 9 30 a m mornu19 NOR:THE HT CLUSTER Mornmg Worsh 1p ll am worShr p 10 30 i' 111 Sunday Rev Rober ! Mevu Youno Peoples service, 7 p m evan gPIIS tlc mee ting , 1 30 p rn Re11 Stanley Brandum Eve ning serv 1ce 7 30 p m Prayer 0\Petlng Wedn esday JOP PA Worsh ip 10 am Wednesdav Mfct weel-. Prayer 7 JO p m Churc h Sc tloot 9 am Pra yer Se nll ce 1 30 p m , Youth MIDDLEPORT Meeting Wednesday a p m meet ing 6 30 p m EvEtnlng MT MORIAH BAPTIST 1 hur s:d it~ 7 30 p m LON G BOTTOM - Church worship , 7 30 p m NEASE SETTLEMENT Co rn er Four th and Main 5tJrvlt;es 9 am. Sunaay CHESTER CHURCH OF Mrttdleport Rev Henry Key CHAPEL Non Sc hoo l 9 45 am 81ble Sh,Jdy THE NA.ZARENE - Rev dt"nommill!onal G€' 0r9e S Jr pastor Sunda y School 9 30 every Thursday 7 30 p m Herbert Gra le pastor Wor Otl(lf P~ s, tor Sunday Sc hool )O a m Mrs Ervm Baumoarc;l NORTH BETHEL .._ Wor ship ser11 lce 11 am and '/ 30 ner su pt Morn ing worship <'I m Worship Serv1ce 11 am sh1p ll a rn Church School 10 p n1 Sunday Sundily Sc hool 10 45 il rtl 5 UI1d~y III Qhl 'S erVICeS 7 30 am 9 30 a m Ri chard Barton JEHOVAH 'S WITN ESSES p 111 Wednesday Prayer ALFRED - Sunda y sc; hool sup! Prayer meeting Wed m('('trng 7 30 p m Everyone Lar r y Car nahan , pre:s id•n$1 9 H a m eac h Sunday nesda y 7 30 p m m1n1Sier Sunday B1ble lee prcachrng fll 11 a m eac h we lcome BRADBURY CHURCH OF POMEROY WESTSIDE lure 9 30 a m Watchtower Sund ay Prayer meeting 7 45 CHRIST - Clifford Smith CHURC H OF CHR 1ST, 700 W study 10 30 a m Tuesday p rn WednesQa y wscs 8 p m min is ter Sunday School 9 30 Bib le stu dy 1 30 p m Thurs Matn St - Lore n T Stephens on th ird Tuesday eac h monlh a m mornmg church 10 30 day m tn1stry sc hool 7 30 eva ngel•s l phone 992 78S6 REEDSVILLE - Sun day am Sunday evcn mg servtce pm se rv rce meellng 8 30 sc hoo Consc rv a 1111e non l 9 30 preachrng 7 30 7 30 p m Wednesday se r11 1ce 8 pm mstrum ental Sunda y worS hi p p rn Sunday prayer mee lmSJ pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of 10" m B1ble stud y II am 7 30p m Tuesday WSCS 7 30 LAUREL CLIFF FREE worsh 1p 6 p m Wednesday Chnst in Christian Unron first Th v rsd~Jy each month METHODIST - Rev Robert Lawrence Manley pastor B1 ble study 7 o m SILVER RIDGE Worship E Buck ley pastor am Russell Young Sunday 10 a m Church Sc hool 9 a rn Bail ey sup I Sunday tJIIIl sc hool MIDWAY COMMUNITY Mrs School Sup! su nday Sc hool TUPPERS PLAINS 9 30 am morning worShip CHURCH (n on a m E11enm g worsh1p Worsh ip 9 a m Chur ch 10 30 a m evenmg worship , den om mat10n1ll J Langsv ill e 97 JO 30 Wedn esday praye r Sci ool 10 a m 7 30 p m Wednesday Christian Dex ter Road the Rev Worley mee tmg '! 30 p m KENO CHURCH OF Youth Crusade 6 30 p m, Hal ey pastor Sunda y school MT MORIAH CHURCH OF CHRIST George Frederick, meeting 7 JO p m 10 a m evenmg worsh lp , 1 30 GOD - Racme Rou te 2 the supt Serv ice weekly 9 30 am prayer thursday ch o1r practice 7 pm Prayer meetmg , Rev James Muncy pastor on Sunday j:)reachlng fir st and p m It all depends on whether or not you are a lobster-lover. To those who Tu esday 7 30 p m youth Sunday schM ool 9 45 a m , DEXTER CHURCH OF third Sundays of month) by group Frtday 7 30 D m enJOY this succulent fruit of the sea, a lobster Is a thmg of beauty. To others rnornmg worShip II am Sm1th 9 3D a m, CHRIST _ Danny Evans everung worShip 7 30 p m Clifford 11 seems mcred1bly ugly H 0 BS0 N CHRIST IAN Pastor Norman C Will sup! Prayer meet1 ng Tuesday 7 30 UNION Dar<re l Ooddrill , sunday Sc hool 9 30 am p m Young people s m eetmg pa stor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 worship serv 1ce 10 30 a m Beauty Is "m the eye of the beholder," but, contrary to another old 7 30 p m Thur sday am Leonard Gilmore f~rst C hr~ s t 1 an End eavor Su nday RUTLAND CHURCH OF elder evemn g ser111Ce 7 30 evening saymg, 11 1s not skm deep True beauty often can't be seen at all It 1s GOO - Bertha Kmgr ey m Wednesday prayer REORGANIZED CHURCH sub s ttlut e pastor Sunday P somethmg you feel, something of wh1ch you are aware-not necessanly g 730pm OF JESUS CHRIST OF Sc hool 10 a m worsh 1p meehn MT MORIAH CHURCH OF LATTER DAY SAINTS seen. se rv1 ce 7 p m Su nda y Prayer (700 - Rac1ne Rou te 2 The Portland Rac ne Road Ralph 1 meet1n g, Wednesday 1 7 30 p m Rev Ch arles Hand, pastor Johnson , pastor Herbert HAZEL COMMUNITY Su nday sc hool 9 45 a m Wh1te Sunday Sc hool O.rector Beauty, for Instance, surrounds you when you walk mto a church. There CHURCH - Near Lon g Bot morn .ng wor sh1p 11 am Sunday School 9 JO am lorn Estd Hart paslor Roy Even ng ser111ces Tuesday and Morning worship 10 30 am •s somethmg 1n the atmosphere that you can't qUite define. No matter what's Brown ass1stant pastor s d 1 7 Fnday 7 30 been happening to you, In God's Home, you feel a sense of peace, of sancSunday sc hool 10 a m Church BEAR WALLOW RIDGE un ay even ng servtce p m "A stone of stumbling" was the SaVIor He still!s 1 7 30 p m ea ch Sunday CHURCH OF CHRIST B1bl Wednesday e11enlng prayer ruary • e scrv~ees 7 30 o m ng prayer meett ng '! 30 s ludy 9 30 am Isaiah not only foresaw the foundation of the church as the e\len mor n1ng BETHLEHEM BAPTIST, p m Thursday worshrp 10 30 a m e11entng Great Bend - Re'V Walter p "precious cornerstone" (lsa 28 16) but also saw and anticipated Had that expenence lately? MIDDLEPORT PEN wor ship 6 30 P m Wednesday Blkacsan pastor Sunday TECOSTAL Th trd Ave th e the antagonlSIII of the Jews toward Hun (lsa 8 14l Paul states S1 ble sludy 7 30 P m school 9 30 a m , worship Rev Wtl ltam Kn1tfel pastor the case Simply "But we preach Christ crucified, unto the Jews Ronald Dugan Sunday School service Thursday. 1 30 p m MT OLIV~ CHURCH CARLETON CHURCH Supt Classes for all ages a stumbling block " (I Cor I· 23) Peter boldly told the Jewish evenmg Long Bottom Sunday Sc hool Krngsburv Road Sunday servtce 7 30 p m leaders, "This IS the stone which was set at nought of you Brble stu dy Wednesday 7 30 10 am With W1llard Pigott Sc hool 9 30 am Ralph Carl , sup t Evangelrs t message each su p! Worsh 1p serv 1ce 10 30 m youth se rvrces Fr tday Sunda builders", (Act.s 4 11). The reJected Redeemer and cast aside 7p 30 y even1ng 7 30 p m by a m and 7 30 p m alternately pm Elder sse ll Cil ne mmlster Prayer meetmg Wednesday, atriSthad become "the head of the corner". Jesus didn't fit with FREEWILL BAPTIST - of the Ru Apostolic Fa 1th Brble 7 30 p m Rev Jay Stiles Co rner Ash an d Pl um M1d their plans; atrist didn't conform to their programs Instead of Study Wednesday , 7 30 p m pastor dlepor t No el Her rman the Savior servmg their schemes, He scutlled them He was no pastor Saturday eve nmg OLD DEXTER CON STIVERSVILLE COM GREGATIONAL CHURCH sen1ce 7 p m Sunday school, stepping stone to worldly power and fame, but rather a disturMUNITY CHURCH - Sunday Rev Carl R1chards 10 a m Sunday evening school serv~ee 10 am , Prayer bing detour pastor Mrs Worley worsh 1p 7 p m meetrng Thursday 7 p m W1th the hope 11 will, 1n some measure, foster and help sustam that wh1ch 1s Franc1s I Sunday school • FIRST BAPTIST of M1d Those who preach Peter as the foundatiOn of the church have even1ng serv1ce 7 p m Sunday sc hool 9 45 asupt m dlepor t corner of SIX th and Sunday good m family and commun1ty life, lh1s feature is sponsored by the busmess ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST church serv1ces second and elected and drafted one who, by his own words, will not serve Palmer Str eets Rev Charles Pomeroy Harrtsonv111e f~rms and organizatiOns whose names appear below pas tor Danny Road Kenne th Eberts pastor fo ur th Sundays following ' The Galilean fisherman and God 's fisher of men will not be S1mons Sunday school f1rst and th~rd Thompson Sunday Sc hool Pavl McElroy Sunday Schoo l caught m the net woven of the threads of tradition He preached S uper~ntendent Sunday evenings 7 30 p m Sunday Su p! Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m LONG BOTTOM church school for everyone the "Petra" of prophecy, the "Stone" of the SCriptures, the 9 15 a m Mornmg worshtp mornrng warSh ip and com CHRISTIAN - Mr Rob ert SEARS • "Christ" of his confession. In answermg hiS accusers he ap- 10 15 a m Evenmg ser111 ces mun10n 10 JO am Su nday Wyatt pastor , Su nday School MONTGOMERY WARD even ng youth Chnsllan en I, pealed to the Old Testament scriptures, and one m particular, 7 30 p m Wedne~day prayer deavor 6 30, WorShip ser supt Ronald Osborne Bible Authorrzed Catalog Merchant serviCe 7 3D p m E•tra youth v1c es Sunday 7 30 p m School , 9 30 am preach1ng CATALOGUE STORE that one which pictured ChriSt as the "Stone" (Acis 4 11}.12) act rv t•es on Sunda y 5 p m 10 45 am Even1ng serv1ces, LoUis W Osborne Wednesday e'llenmg pray er Mr and Mrs Charles R Sheets j 220 E Main Pomeroy Counselling Christians he writes of the "livmg stone", "chosen", fo r all youth up to Stxlh grade meettng and B1b!e study 7 30 7 30 p m Ph 992 2178 106 Court St Po111eroy 30 fOr IUnror anQ senror high HYSELL RUN FREE 6 992 3001 ' pm "precious stone" (I Pet 2 18l To the sinner and to the saved students METHODIST Ronald Wells ST JOHN LUTHERAN - pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 ' CHURCH OF CHRIST, Pme Peter preached the Son of God as the stone, the Redeemer as the Grove the Rev Arthur a m Morntng worsh1p 10 30 MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Middleport 5th and Ma1n Combs, paslor Sunday school, am Young People's Serv1ce rock and the Christ as the corner~tone Surely the words of Peter Ra ulm Mover pastor Mrchael churc h servtces 6 45 p m Evangellsllc ser THE ATHENS COUNTY Nationwide Insurance Co of Columbus, 0 are a stumbling block to those who would lay any other foun- Gerlach Su nday Sc hool supt 910 3030 aa m m 307 Sprrng Ave Brble Sc hool 9 30 am v ce 7 30 p m Prayer Pomeroy dation than Christ (I Cor 3 11) BRADBURY CHURCH OF SAVINGS & LOAN CO. mor mng worsh rp 10 30 am Thursday 7 30 p m Dlal992 2318 CHRIST Btble Sc hool , 9 30 meetmg FREEDOM GOSPEL 296 W. Second In the context of the second chapter of his first letter, even tng worshtp 7 30 p m Pomeroy Ph. 992 3863 morn 111g worshiP 10 30 MISSION - Bald Knobs, Rev pr;:~yer servtce 7 p m Wed am referred to above, Peter wntes a m Sunday event ng Worsh1p L nes~ay R Gluesencamp pastor S crv~ee 7 30 p m chotr Roger Wtlfred Sr Sunday "And a stone of stumbling and a rock of offense, even to them CARPET-LAND, INC. • HAYMAN'S practrce 1 Sunday and Wed MIDDLEPORT CHURCH nesday 7 p m prayer meet1ng Sc hool Su pl Su nday School whichstumbleatthe word, bemg disobedient .' (I Pet 2 8) (General Merchandise! OF THE NAZARENE - Rev and Brble Study Wednesday, 9 30 a m . Sunday evening 116 w Main Ph 992 7590 worship 7 30 Prayer meetmg Here, Peter reveals the inseperable bond between Clu-151 and Thomas E Weaver pastor , 7 JO p m Free Estimates-Guaranteed Installation Support the Church ot Your Choice 7 30 p m Ernest Floyd Carson , Sunday school "the word". Here IS the echo of Jesus' words, "he lhal rejecteth superintendent ANTIQUITY BAPTIST - Tuesday Deeter class leader Youth Sunday school Rev 104W. Marn Pomeroy Ph 992 3354 Norr1s pastor meet1ng Wednesday 7 30 me and rece1veth not my words " (John 12 48) The fooliShness 9 30 am mornmg worsh 1p. SundayFreeland school 10 a m Church p m Ernest Deeter, leader 10 30 Sunday evangei1St1c; of thlnking we can accept Christ and yet regard as Irrelevant the meetmg 1 30 p m prayer serv 1ce 7 p m Wednesday MT HERMON CHURCH OF MARK V STORE Stud y 7 p m written word is as dangerous and deluding as any lie begotten of meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m Brb!e THE UNITED BRETHREN IN SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL RACINE FIRST CHURCH CHRIST - Robert Shook and by the father of lies, the Devil. The adulterous mate who OF THE NAZARENE - pastor Sunday sc hool 9 30 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Sunday Schoo l, 9 JO a m Devotea to the Greater Ohro Valley pleads his faithfulness, the habitual thief wbo bowls his honesty, Secon am Russell Spencer supt , Mornrng Worship, 10 30 am d Ave Middleport worsh1p serv~ee 10 45 a m and, the lllCurable liarWhowant.s everyone to believe hun, would Lesley G Holt pastor Sunday E\len1ng WOrShip, 7 30 p m evenrng worship alternatmg 10 a m , worship ser WeO nesday Mtd Week Serv1ce W1lh form a fme quartet with one who piously proclauns hiS love for school C E at 7 30 p m on Sunday School Supermtendent VICe, 11 a m worsh ip service, t SWISHER & LOHSE atrut and yet deplores and denounces any obligation to honor 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday Gerald Wells Pastor Rev Sunday Prayer meeling 7 30 MIZ MARTHA'S p m Wed!)esday Alfred Wolfe Morn s M Wolfe n1ght prayer serv1ce 7 30 the word of Christ They truly do "stumble at the word" lay leader REXALL DRUGS 'RESlAURANT & DAIRY BAR RACINE FIRST BAPTIST WHITE 'S CHAPEL - Loren T Stephens ' We Fill All Docfors' Prescriptions Walter P 81kacsan pastor Coolvrlle R0 Rev Roy Deeter Ronnie Salser, S S Su pt pastor Sunday school 9 30 992 2955 Pomeroy, 0 Cor Rls <7&554 Chesh1re Ph 367 7414 Sunday School, 9 30 am a m worsh1p service 10 30 Morn1ng WorSh ip 10 45 am THE UNITED - PRES Sunday even1ng worship 1 30 am Btble study and prayer 7 30 p m BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF p m Wednesday even1ng Bible _se rv_ ce _ Wednesday RUTLAND _ LODWICK'S MARKET MEIGS COUNTY , Dw 1ght Study MAYER & HILL BARBER SHOP , 8pm RUTLANO CHURCH OF L Zav1tz, Pastor Director By Mn- Fraaell Morris weekend guests of Mr. and CHRIST - Kellh Wtse pastor General Merchandise HARRISONVILLE FULL SERVICE SHOP DANVILLE WESLEYAN The Booster Class of Ute Mrs. Frank Cleland Tuppers Plains Sunday Church Sc hool 9 JO Rev Lelon Glasure pastor SUnday School 9 30 a m v H Radial Cuts & Toup(les Ph 667 3280 Braley supt worsh1p serv1ce a m Mrs Homer Lee Sup! Sunday school 9 30 am First Baptist Church School 120 E. Main St. and commun1on 10 30 am Pomeroy Mrs Lillian Jividen is Mornrng Worshtp 10 30 a m youth and lun1or youth service, met Friday evening, Sept 21, VISiting her son, Dr and Mrs MIDDLEPORT - Sunda y 6 45 p m evenmg worship even ing serv~ee 7 30 p m Church School 9 30 a m John 7 30 p m , prayer and pra1se, Wednesday, Brble study , 7 JO with Mrs. Walter Bikacson, Charles JIVIden al Athens ROYAL OAK PARK P m Regular board meehng F Fultz Su pt Morning Wednesday, 7 30 p m ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION ' hostess, at the parsonage Mrs lh trd Saturday each monlh Worsh1p, 10 30 a m Mr and Mrs Bill McKenzie, SILVER RUN FREE 7 30pm _ Famrly Recreation SYRACUSE - Morning , Marte Rouah, president, called Philip, Jeff and Josie, of Raclne RUTLAND COMMUNITY Worsh1p 9 a m Sunday BAPTtST - Sunday School, 10 Swimming Camping Sy ra cuse ' the meeting to order Gallipolis were dmner guests Church am , Henry Davis supt , CHURCH Sunday School , Sc hool 10 a m Mrs Ph 949 9591 i Devollona and program were Ph 992 2826 Sampson Hall Supt even1ng serv ice 7 30 p m 9 30a m Worship service 11 Sunday of Mr and Mrs. Roy Prayer meeting Thursday a m Wednesday prayer • presented by Miss Vera Beegle Riffle 7 JO p m meeting 7 30 m Su nday OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. ' which opened with the gr01,1p MEIGS CH .. ESTER CHURCH OF night worship, 30 Pm • • Mrs Lav1ma Simpson WAID CROSS SONS STORE COOPERATIVE RUTLAND CHURCH OF 1 ainging "My Jesus, I Love returned home after spending Bakers of Hoi sum Bread GOD - Rev James Sat THE NAZARENE - Rev PARISH terlield pastor Sunday sc hool. Lloyd o Grimm Jr, pastor Grocer1es & General Merchandise Thee," followed by a poem, two weeks in Colwnbis with her THE UNITED MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 9 30 am worsh 1p se r11 1ce 11 Sunday School 9 JO a m Racine METHODIST CHURCH Ph . 949 5772 "Are we really Thankful •" and daughter, Mrs Marian Knighta m e'Ven 1ng serv1ce 7 Mormng worsh1p 10 30 am Robert T Bumgarner prayer servtce and youth Young peoples service, 6 45 prayer. Mter singing "Near to step an4 Alicia. ALL WEATHER ROOFING Dtrector ser11rce Wednesday, 7 p m p m Evangelistic serv 1ce, POMEROY CLUSTER the Heart of God" Scnplure VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR. AND CONSTRUCTION CO. LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmg Rev CarlE Hicks Mr and Mrs Jeff Davidson CHURCH - Robert E Musser serlltce 7 30 p m readings were John 13 35, and daughters of Marietta Rev D Wm SydenstrJcker DBA Anthony Plumbing and Healing MASON COUNTY CHESTER - Worshtp 9 IS pastor Sunday School 9 30 REAL ESTATE BROKER Matthew 8 12.-15 and Matthew spent Sunday with Mr and a m 337 N 2nd Middleport 992 3550 Robert Bobo supt THE HILAND CHAPEL , Church Sc hool 10 a m am 110 Mechanic St Ph. 992 3325 • 7:1-2. Miss Beegle gave a Mrs John Arnott 10 30 George Caslo paslor Sunday ENTERPRISE - WOrShip 9 morn1ng worship Sunday eveomg service 7 30 Sc hool 9 30 evening worship, a m Church School 10 a m ' reading enUIIed "Back YardFLATWOODS - Worship, 11 M1d week serv 1ce Wednesday 7 30 Thursday evening prayer Mr and Mrs Solon Butcher • Battle Ground" followed by Of Spencer, W Va spent a a m Church SchOol 10 a m 7 JO p m se rvIce 7 30 p m GAUL'S MARKET SMITH NELSON MOTORS SYRAC USE CHURCH OF MASON FIRST BAPTIST POMEROY W orshi p • other readings and poems by couple days with Mrs Gretta 10 30 a m Church School 9 15 THE NAZARENE - Rev M Second and Pomeroy Sts Stan CHESTER, OHIO memberl ''A Prayer," "Who Simpson a m UMYF 6 30 p m C Lar 1m ore pastor Bob Craig, pastor Sund ay sc hool , Authorized Burck, Pontiac GMC Dealer 1 Moor e su nday School Supt 9 45 a m worship serv1ce. 11 ROCK SPRINGS Worshtp 500 E Main St Ph 9<12 2174 Knows.'' "'11link of Another,'' Sunday Sc hool classes for all am training union , 6 30 Mr and Mrs Sieve Badgley 10 a m Church School 9 a m ' "The Story of Utile Arthur," and Kelli of Colwnbus spent UMYF630pm ages 9 30 am morning p m evening worship service, worship 10 .rs NYP S Sunday , 7 JO p m Mid week prayer MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER ' "The Church Coll8tructed of the weekend with Mr and Mrs GOEGLEIN READY MIX 6 30 P m eva ngeliS tiC service ~ lee Wednesday 7 30 p m ~ev Robert Bumgarner RIDENOUR SUPPLY Cobblestones," "The Other Ralph Badgley MASON CH-UR(H oF HEATH - WorshiP 10 30 Sunday 7 JO P m Mid week Furnlturepnd Hardware a m Churct), School ll JO a m prayer meetmg Wednesday , CHRIST, p o Bo• 487 Miller t FeUow's Shoes," 41 ArOWid the Phone 9<12-3284 Middleport UMYF7pm 7 30p m Missionary meeting st Mason w va Sund&y Homellte Saws Corner." After the song "Open Ph . 985-3308 RUTLAND - Worshrp 9 15 second Wednesday 7 30 p m Brb le Stud" 10 a m Worship UNITED FAITH NON 11 ' Chester. 0. ' a m Ch urch Sc hool 10 a m , My Eyes that I may See," Mrs DENOMINATIONAL _ Rev am and 7 P m 81ble Sludy UMYF7pm Robert Sm1 th pastor Sunday ~~~~~esday 7 P m , Vo ca l Marie Roy closed the meeting HEINER'S BAKERY Attend the Church ol vour Cholc~ SALEM CENTII!R - Wor schoo l 9 30 a m cletss le ader ~ Sh 1p 9 a m Church Sc hool 10 with prayer A business session FIRST SOUTHEtfN BAP am UMY F Thursday 7 p m Leo Hill worsh ip se r vice Baker. of Good Bread BEN FRANKLIN STORE followed in charge of Mrs 10 JO am church 7 JO p m liST - Corner of Second and SYRACUSE CLUSTER HUNTINGTON, W VA Pomeroy E D E N U N I T E 0 neferson , Mason Putor Rev Richud E JerVI S Ph 992 3498 Marie Roush Durmg the BH ET HREN IN CHRIST - railer Cloud Sunday School ASBURY WorShiP 11 45 8 Durwood Conroy and wife I fellowship hour, Mrs Bikac8an Eldon R Blake pastor Sunday m • worship Jervlce ti a m Chur ch School 9 SQ a m • School 10 am Winnie am and 1 30 p m Weeki ' served lovely refreshments to visited a week of his vacation WSCS 1st Tuesday Hol sing er, Su pt Morning :i~le study, Wednesday, 7 3~ M&R FOODLINER NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE FOREST RUN - Wor shi p 9 twelve members A lour of the with his mother, Mrs Allee a m Church Sc hool 10 a m se r mon 11 am E11ening MASON ASSEMBLY OF " Kerm 's Korner" GOO _ Second Sl Mason W parsonage and the pastor's DOOson and brother, Errol WSCS 3rd Wednesday 7 30 se n ice Chrlsflan Endeavor MIDDLEPORT, OHIO pm 1 30 p m • Mrs Lyda v Ch Kermit Wailon study was enjoyed by the Conroy and wife. a ester Tenn ant putor MINERSVILLE - Worsh ip Cheva t1e r pr esll:fe nl Song Svnl:fa y sc hoo l 10 a m Pomeroy. 0 . members c ~crv1ce and se rm on 8 20 Mid morn ing worshlfr, 11 m Hugh Conroy of Akron 10 a m Ch urch Sc hool 9 a m Wee~ prayer meet1ng Wed 0 WSCS 3rd Monday, 1 JO p m 1 Mr. and Mrs Henry Roush visited over the weekend wllh y 7 30 P m Mrs Marie eva nge !S IIc serv ce 7 30 P m SYRACUSE Chur ch ncsda GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN Holsinger c ll'l s~ leader Bible sludy and prayer servi ce, , and Dale spent Sunday af- his parents, Mr and Mrs school 9 a m worship ser F. J. WALlACE JEWELERS ' CHURCH OF JESUS Wedn esday 1 30 P m Phone Short Orders- Ca rry Out vice 7 JO p m 773 5133 ' temoon In Ch!Uicothe visiting Erroll Conroy CHRIST - Located at Rutland HA.RTFORD CHURCH OF SOUTHERN CLUSTER ACool Dining Room Buiova Watches- Sales & Service on New L1ma Road next to CHRIST 1 c • Wright Rouah who has been ill Rev Frank Cheesebrew Mr and Mrs Paul Osborne St Rt. 7 Park Rev Ray n hrbtlen Union Forest Acre Chester, Ohio Middleport, D Rev Larry Poling Mrs Kenneth Konicek, and children vlslled uver the Rouse pastor , Rober t Musser The Rev William Campbell, Rev Howard Shiveley Sunday Sc hool supt Sunday pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 ~0 Nancy and Cheryl, of holidays with his mother, Mrs BETHANY (OorcU) school 10 30 am worsh ip 8 m James Hugi'les sts pl Worship, 9 30 a m Church Cleveland and Mr and Edith Osborne and her parents Sc hool 10 30 a m 7 30 p m Bible sludy Wed . even ing service 7 30 p m RACINE FOOD MARKET ' MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE nesday 7 30 p m Saturday Wednesday even ing Mrs. Scott Wheeler, Mary at Racme CARMEL - WorSh ip 11 night prayer service 1 30 p m meeti ng 7 JO P m pray~r Youth m , 1St and Jrd Sunday s Church and Office Supplies Glfls Ellubeth and Kathie, of HeMLock <I A 0 v e Prayer service eac h Tuesday Clara and Glenna Milhoan aChurch The Store With A Heart Sc hool 10 a m '19 Mill Sf Middleport Racine FAIRVIEW - 8 I al l ' Sclotov111e were weekend attended the weddmg shower Ph. 949 3342 APPLE GROVE - Worsh ip CHRI!TIAN - Roger WaiSon pastor Ray Wholey, supt CHURCH, Letart w Va, Rt 7 30 p m f1rst and third Sun IUIIIIofMr and Mrs Thereon of Heidi and Jim Ewing at her days Church $Choal 9 30 MQrnlng worship 9 30 a m , I Rev George Hoschar , ' Joluwon MEIGS TIRE CENTER home at Five Points She am prayer meet1ng first chur ch sc hool 10 30 a m1 , pas tor Sunday School 9 30 young peoples meeting, 6 30 am Prayrr and Bible arudy Wednesday , 7 30 p m and Mrs. Evelyn Young and received many beautiful SADIE'S MARKET EAST LETART - Worship P m evening wor ship, 1 .. o 7 JO P m Cottage Preyer chlldren of Ga!Upol!a were presents MEIGS TIRE CENUR ALIGNMENT P m f' ' 1 fi't' VY 1 ,,. "idcly .. Servi ce Tuesday 10 a m 1 30 p m second and fourth Meats and U.roce rles Worsh ip Serv ice, Thursday Sundays chur ch sc hool 9 30 7 JD p n Middleport Syracuse, 0 Pomeroy 7 30 p m Ph 992 J986 Pi'l Sior PhOtlt' 991 lt;JS "(Hul C11'Y ( llt;lll!ln Mass 1 J0 p '" Sund.ly Mtt s~. B and 10 l l "' COI\t t"ss um ~ Saturday 1 7 Jt! ~ m POMEROY FIRST 8AP · TIST ~Ob('rl KUI) r\ pitstor , Willtillll Wo11Son Su nrtay Sc hool Sup! Su nd,:l~ SCht\fll Q '10 ~ 1 In I 6 pIll 1\,1)1~ "11dy 'W! dnf'Sd~v I p m LhOir J.H\ILI!CL' Wed rH::>sct av 8 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS CHURCH Ha rriSOil ll ti! C RO<H1 Re v 0 Dr II Mantey P,1:,tur Hull v Ebl n ~u n d ~y Sc hool !>u pt Sunday Sch ool 9 JO a •n Ev£1Hrlg worsh p 7 30 p rn rr.1yer and Pra1se ser111te the sermonette Stumbling at the Word - - Racine Social Events - f Keno Hidgc Ne\\ l»> ,olcl»> ! - . - . •• '- ' ~I • 7- The Dally Sonllnel , Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Sept 2Jl 1973 Stiversville News Notes Burning permits now required Burning permlle will be precaution If you must burn". required durmg October and Bahr said November, area fire warden, The required burning perVIctor Bahr announced tOday mila In Oallla and Meigs Coun tles may be secured from " Ills the lime of year thai we the followmg should be more careful with GALLIA COUNTY our burning and burn acCHESHIR E Everett cording to the sections or our McDan1el revised codes pertaining to !Ire MORGAN - Kenneth Ward control JIB nature changes the MEIGS COUNTY seasons and leaves are now BEDFORD - Fred L falling and weeds and gra~~S Burson, George Carper, R V havestarleddymg.ll creates a Hellman , W A King , John . much more hazardous tune for Meeks, Ernest Wood !Ire lo get out of control We CHESTER - George C have had a summer season Genhelmer, Mary V Kautz, which created an abundance of Wayne S Michael, Verc~a N weeds and grass without Sloul, Rex a! T Summerfield, sufficient rain this fall to keep Ralph Trussell the dying weeds and grasa COLUMBIA - Reed Jeffers, moist and may encounter more Dorsey Jordan !Ires as a result Take every LEBANON - Ruda Durst, CHnu,n E Juhn•on, Ho!lrhl t: SAl F:M John ~' Colwell, Roush, Jnhn II Sellers Jack W Cn sp, Gerold K !.~:TART - 'l11eron .lohnson, Orale , l.au• en Hoffman , Ellla Wolfe, Eugene Uolhday OLIVE - Paul r Andrews, SA l.l SBU HY ~ Nathan Frank H BISC, Gordon H Pearl B•ggs, Churles E Clark, Collins, Volllc 0 Coon, C Ed Boward A Da1 lcy, Philip Humphrey, Will a rd l'1go U, Globakar, Guido Gholanu Glenna J Sanders, Doyl e SCIPIO - Wayne L'hase , Srilales l'!a ymond H Cotterill , Edwm ORANGE - Uarold Born- Oberholr.er , Myrtle H Stanley, hart, Paul G Buckley Mrs Gath Townsend, Kenneth Dorothy Robmson, James R Wel~h Stout SUTTON Lawre nce RUTLAND - Rose Ellen Beegle, Haro ld Carna han , Carson, Leodell Davidson, W Clifford Mom ~. Vernon Nease, Musse r, James W Edson E ' Roush , Marion D Nicholson, Wayne Turner Slater, W{)(xlrow T Zw1lhng 13 Student teachers at work Nme student teachers from Ohio University arrived Sept 26 at the Pomeroy Elementary '- Building. Teachers and •a~~Signment.s are as follows Ron Bradshaw in Grade I with Dorthy Woodard , Barbara Roth In grade I With Jean Kuhn, Ann Faith wiih Mrs Ida Diehl in grade 2, Sharon Dancoff wiih Mrs. Robert Robert.s In Grade 3, Deborah Thompaon with Mrs Daisy Cook In grade 5, Jeffrey Vogt with Mrs Helen Williams m grade six, and James T Justice with Mrs Marlene , Fisher in grade slx, and Helena Marshall Will be with Mrs v Denise Gibson Special Ed. I at " Pomeroy In Middleport four student teachers from Ohio University began their dulles Their assignment.s are Michaela C Wolfe with Bernice Carpenter in Grade I, Elisabeth Massaro - · With Jennifer Butcher m grade • 2, Faye Ann Goldhaar with : Cortney Knight In grade 3 and •• Karen Ballard the student teacher wllh Donald Hanning, the asslstanl prmc1pal of the Middleport bwldmg PULLINS IN RIMPAC Navy Fireman Gerald 0 Pullins, son of Mr and Mrs Gerald 0. Pullins of Route 2 Pomeroy, Is participating m a four-nation Pacific Allied naval exercise called RIMPAC 73 DIVORCE ASKED A swt for divorce was filed and two others were gran led m Meigs County Common Pleas Court Rachael Uppole, atester, filed swt against John D. Uppole, same address, chargmg gro~~S neglect of duty and extreme cruelty Yvonne Moore was granted a divorce from Marvin Moore, and Elizabeth L Findley from Edward L Findley, each on charges of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty •'., • -•• • k •• •• • • •• • • ·• " USED CARS 73 Olds 88 Royale H.T. Sedan -------'4300 ·-• • •• •• •• •• • Vinyl roof lull power air, IIHwheel, stereo Sharp• 71 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, power, air. ___ 14500 72 Pontiac Catalina 4-Dr., power, air ---'3695 72 Chev. Caprice Cpe., v-roof, air. ____ .'3295 ~ • • •• ••• •• • 70 Olds 98 Lux. Sed., full pow., air, v-roof '2695 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air------'2495 ••• 70 Camaro H.T. Coupe, vinyl roof.-----'1995 •• • 69 Cadillac FHwd. Brougham Sedan---· '1795 •• • 69 Pontiac Bonn., 2 dr. H.T., v-roof, air--· '1295 ••• 69 'Mercu!J Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto.... '1095, ••• •• 69 Chevelle H.T. Sed., V-8 auto., P.S. ---- '995 •• •• 68 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, power, air-----'1495 • ••• 68 Olds Cut. H.T. Sed., V-8, auto., P.S.--.!1195 • • :• : • 68 Buick Spec. Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S·---~1295 ~ 68 Pontiac Con., V.S auto., P.S.------'109~ 68 VW Square Back ------------·'795 :• : 68 Chev. Imp. H.T. Cpe., VB auto., P.S. ··'1095 • .:•• -67 Olds 98 Town Sed., power & air-·---~795 •• 66 Cadillac H.T. Sed., power, air------ '695 ••• 65 Olds 88 H.T. Cpe., low miles------· t495 •• •• •• • •• • Glouster, Ohio Dear Sirs Before further unfavorable publicity occurs, let me take a moment of your time to explam what steps we have U!ken to prevent the further occurrence of the unsightly mess that greeted Pomeroy's people each morrnng m front of LUigi's Luigi's, Inc 15 owned by two multi-mvestment busmessmen All Luigi's grew, so did 11s problems, and because of the diStances mvolved between shops It was hard for them to give each shop the attentiOn It needed As managers and orgamzers came and went so did the regularity of the shops' functions The Pomeroy shop suffered greatly m mamtenance and appearance W1thm the last two weeks, our Pomeroy operatiOn has had many changes that will favorably affect much more tha n JUSt clean sidewalks The mternal arrangement IS different, our eqwpment has been up~raded . our ~arbage faciliiies Improved procedures for greater operational cleanlmess have been put mto effect, and most Important, a manager has he en mstalled to care for our operation and It.s relatiOnship to the commurnty We apologize for the mess , we ask our customers to help m the drive for clean sidewalks and streets, we take the responsibility of clean sidewalks and street.s m the unmed1ate area of our store Our relatiOnship w1th the commurnty IS most Important to us EdHite,GeneralManager, Luigi's,Inc • '• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• • ' •• New 1973 Olds Dear Editor Just read m the Sentmel where the City wants us people to pay extra $1 50 per month for msU!lhng a water !me for Middleport Hill residents Why do we have to pay for such a thing as that? We do well to pay our own water bill and sewage bills without lookmg out for maybe SIX res1dent.s on Middleport Hill I say if they want water, assess those thai are getlmg the new line If we are going to have to pay somethmg like that, let Jack CriSp furnish the water The next thmg we would have to fmance a sewer to take care of the sewage. I remember when the city officials wouldn't thmk about such a Utmg Bradbury for years was wantmg Middleport to extend the !me out there So why wait till now when everythmg IS ~o high ' We old people are lucky to hve, the pnce thai everything IS I am m favor of unproving the town, but I thmk this IS JUSt a Utile too much to push down our neck - Ben Batey Young people are commended Dear Editor I think the young people of our conunun1ty are to be commended on the behavior al the last two dances al the Southern High School The Band Boosters apprecl8te their attendance I wish to thank them, for a chaperone II makes my Job eosy I'm sure others appreciate It, too Also a thanks to the faculty members who have given lhe1r tune. - Marlene Fisher FREE Insurance Counseling By An Cor. Second & Court At Reduced Prlcel We Represent "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY I Transfers It's a very simple business. The Meigs Marauder freshman football team was trounced by the Galhpohs frosh, 44~ Thursday evenmg on Memorial Field Galha coach Buddy Moore 's mnth-g raders scored In every quarter The lone tally for coach Roger Brauer's !rosh ca me on a one-yard plunge by Dan Bulfington, following a 37 yard gallop by Marauder Sieve Randolph were recent guests of the E H Carpenter family Mr and Mrs Terry Wolfe and son, Syracuse, called on his parents, Mr and Mrs Gene Wolfe and son on Sunday afternoon AT RIGGS USED CAR LOT 66 FORD FlOO ................. $795 6 Cyl , st'andard, long w1de bed 72 PONTIAC ....................$2295 Catalina, 4 dr ., P S, P State Automobile Insurance Co. Ohio Farmers Westlield Companies Western Reserve Mutual Insl.lfance Co. B. Sharp 70 PONTIAC .............. ~... ..$1495 S, B 70 CHRYSLER................ ..S1495 Ventura , 4 dr., sedan. P Newport, 2 dr P H T, factory a1r. P S, P B 69 MERCURY...................$1695 70 FORD LTD .................. ~1695 If you know where to find lt. POMEROY MOTOR CO. Marqu1s. 4 dr wagon, loaded Country Squ1re. 4 dr wagon. P steenng. P brakes 70 CAMARO ..................... $1395 2 Dr H T , 6 cyl , auto 70 GREMLIN ............ --.... .$1095 6 Cyl., auto, 4 new tires. Mag wheels 69 PLYMOUTH ................$1395 Fury Ill, 4 dr H T, cleanest one'" area 69 CHEVELLE .................. J995 2 Dr H T., 6 cyl , standard A Good Selection of Cheaper Cars See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS USED CARS Located On St. Rt- 7 985-4100 Chester, 0- SMITH NELSON MOtORS, INC. 500 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992-2174 WE HAVE THE REAL BUYS ON SOME GREAT USED CARS. 1973 PONTIAC 1973 MERCURY (2) 1973 OPEL 1972 FORD 1972 DODGE 1972 PONTIAC 1970 FORD 1968 FORD 1972 CHRYSLER 1972 CHRYSLER 1971 CHEV. Grand Safari Wagon Sharp Cougar Like new G. T auto One red & one yellow Pmto 2 dr auto. Dart 2 dr H T, auto., a1r LeMans 2 dr H T , a1r, c lean 112 Ton Pickup Real n 1ce '4 Ton Pickup Sharp truck Newport Royal L•ke new New Yorker. Extra n1ce Imp 2 dr H T. Clean '4495 '3895 •3295 •2295 •2795 '3495 '1995 '1595 •3495 '4495 •2395 See Ceward Calvert, Ron Hester or Peggy Story We Want You Back Because The Job Was D.one Right Pomeroy Ph. 992-5120 Karr & Van Zandt recuperating after hospitalization due lo in Junes suffered m a fall Mike M1ddleswart has obtai ned employment al the Ga vm plant at Cheshire, Ohio Mr and Mrs LouiS A De l.uz have returned from a ten day vacatiOn m Fairfax, FAlls Church and Sprmgfield, V1rgm1a Norman Lehew has returned home from Veterans Memorial Hospital 1n Pomeroy and is convalescing nicely Mr and Mrs John DobblllS and sons, Columbus, visited her parents, Mr and Mrs Edgar Brewer and enjoyed campmg at Forked Run Lake Leona Folden, dec to Myrtle recently Queen, Loyal A Folden, Carol Mr and Mrs. Bobby Price A Folden, Jr , Sharon Childs, and daughter, Long Bottom, Sandra Brooks, Stanley spent Sunday with her parents, Folden, Danny Folden, Lmda Mr and Mrs. Bill MIC!dleswart Marlin , Cert for trans , Mrs Paulette Van Meter, Columbia Pomeroy, VISited Monday with Ph1ll1p R Randolph, Bertha Mr and Mrs. Larry Randolph to Monongahela Power Co , Ease , Olive Nanme M Radcliffe to Mer~um V Hoffman, Melva K Turner, Lots 1-2, Turner Sub No 2, Rutland A L Birchfield to Jerry D Swartz, Cathy A Swartz, 25 Acre, Salisbury Donald A Henderson to Carol Henderson, 2'1, Acres, Lebanon Meigs Motorcycle Club, Inc to Mmgs Racmg EnterpriSes, Inc , 29 16 Acres, SaliSbury Athens Co Savmgs & Loan Co to James W Carpenter, Linda P Carpenter, Lot 8, Orange Joseph Fields, Pauline V Fields to Archie R Stegall, Lupe J Stegall, 31 865 Acres, Bedford Ferman E Moore, Ulhan E Moore to Rodney C Karr, Barbara C Karr , Lot 94, Middleport Allen E Ball, Freda Ball to James H Woodyard, 7 45 Acres, Chesler Z1ha Midkiff, SylVIa M1dk1ff, Cecil E Midkiff, Em1ha Midkiff to Bert E Romme, PH. 992-2126 Ella M Homme, 7 04 Acres, POMEROY, OHIO Bedford Middleport, OhiO INSURANCE Remaining '• Optn Evenl nos Until o: 0...___ Tll5 p.m. Sat. Why for such a thing as th11tY DAVIS A Few •I • Dear Sir In reference to your article "Road Program Explained", your article slates that five persons have been named to the Action Plan Committee. My questiOn IS Who or whom appointed these people and for what purpose' Truly, they are honorable people but lOur out of five of these people work for the County m jobs which they were appointed to fill They must owe their allegiance to their employer, and 1 am sure the Department of TransporU! lion Is aware of the County Officials desires regardmg roads 1 feel that 1 am well represenlej:i by the people we have elected, and if additiOnal advice or assistance Is needed It should be from varied and general Interests as well as County Employees Wilham B W1lte EACH MONDAY 10 TIL 4 OLDSMOBILE NOW ON DISPLAY IS lose to 'Devils Property Expert In This Field • • • 1974 CADILLAC AND Her grandson, Shawn, Gluesencamp at Portland Mr and Mrs Randall Talbott, New !.exmgton, OhiO visited In thls comrnurnty on Saturday afternoon Mr and Mrs Bob Filch called on Mr and Mrs Ralph Brewer and son on Wednesday evenmg Miss Elaine Lehew VISited Nicki Dawn Van Meter on Sunday eve rung Mr and Mrs atarles Cozart and family, Columbus, spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs Goldie Clendenin Mr and Mrs Edgar Brewer, S W Durst, Paul Evans and Paul Dean, J W Lawson, Louts De Luz, Tom Durst, Mrs Ruby Brayant, Dave and Debbie, R R Durst, Earl Willford, Mr and Mrs R G Abels, Mrs Lowell Greer, Charles Congo, Mrs Mildred Ctrcle, Pat Odwn, N1ckl Dawn Van Meter and B J Colllns Meigs Wider interests needed •• •• • AIRMAN WAYNE E. WELL, oon of Mr. and Mrs Denver E Well, Pomeroy, Rl 3, has been aulgned to Keesler A F.B., Mississippi, following completion of hls baste training al Lackland AFB, Texas He is enrolled in a 21 weeks course of the Morse Systems Operations. Well Is a 1971 graduate of Meigs IJlgh School Mac •e and Ollie Martin and Mr and Mr. David Bryant of Charleston, W Va , Mr and Mrs Bob Lewis and son, and Mrs Myrtle l.ewlll and M1ckey of Poca , W Va and Mrs Carol Cornell and Sherry , local, were callers at the home of Mr and Mrs B1ll Bryant and lam1ly rcccnlly Mr and Mrs Elza B•rch, Racme, M'rs Hazel Shuck, norlda , and Mr and Mrs Tom Birch and son 1 Waterford, Ofilo spent Sunday w1th Mr Clint B1rch and Leota Sue Mrs Faruuc Durst spent a few days last .week with her daughter, Mr and Mrs Tim Wilkinson and son, Columbus Marauder frosh Not Because The Job Was Done Wrong REMEMBER We Service Wlwt We Sell OUR WORD IS OUR BOND 992-2174 Open Eveninp ' Til 7 p.m. & Sal 'til 5 p.m. Service 'T~ 17 ,Moon on Saturdl) \ �"l Vt: N)H \II N ! I 5 T 11 lhq\ u POMEROY POMERO't TRINITY Rev v.. H Perr in pastor Roy Mayrr Sup! Church 5Chool 9 15 rt n' worsh 1p 10 2J a m YOUih cho.r rehearsal Mond.:. y 6 30 p m Mrs Marv in Burt director se n•or cho~r rehearsal 7 30 p r:n Thurs d~v Mrs Paul Nease director POMEROY CHUR CH OF THE NAZARENE - Cor ner Urnon and MuiQer rv Rev Clyde V Hende-rson pastor SUnday school 9 30 a rn Glen McClung sup t morning worSh ip 10 30 rt m eventn9 service 7 30 flHd week se r vice Wednesday, 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - The Re..- Harold Deeth , pastor Church serv ices 10 30 a m Holy Communion on Sept 9th Begmnlng Sept 9 church school 10 30 a m for nursery through aoe 12 POMERQY CHURCH OF C,..RIST - Mr Hoyt All en Jr pas tor B1ble SchooL. 9 30 a m worShip 10 30 adull worsh1p service and young peoples meelmg both 7 30 p m Sun day Wednes da y com bmed B1ble study and pray er meetmg 1 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W Wm 1ng olt lcer In charg e Sunday 10 a m Hoi mess meetmg 10 30 a m Sunday School Young Peoples Leg10n 7 p m Thursday Ito 3 p m Ladles Home Leagu e 7 p m Prep classes ST PAUL LUTHERAN Corner Second and Sycamore Sis Pomeroy, the Rev Joseph Will Gallipolis supply pestor Sunday school 9 15 to 15 morning worsh ip, new hour of 10 45 until further nOtiCe 0 ·\ '( AO u. , 11 IH'II oi l (I li1111hl., \\1 mm, 1! 1-i O'\ IJd,ll 1 1lltu r "•'"''"' Ht>1 °1, r1 AII UlJ ,HI •<lhh,,lh 'ah(l()j I'VII 'I' \ • • t ..,,,tulciol'f•'' J.; tn 11 111 wors lo I) p 11 0»1'11 H•bl• dll> t' ~'ron r.:Hh 1 hvr u.n .11 I tO ~ Ill at 'ht' F;'lthf'r r~ cr nitrd Rev Kra1{11 ~ 1(' CI\IJ J'( h fill Chvn.h " 1 " r r lf! IH11y lf't;tr " ' "' -,, n •u tullowmq '' SACRED HEART ••1 ( I n1• ftH1 li t I lj ~ I '' I 1\l NO \\ftt'ol "~' I I " I ' IJrl loiY" • II ' •'I' IU •• I ' L\. IAkl rALlS lA t '•I• '" 1 111 dturc h school 9.1 1 ul '•hl\ol I 10 I' rn every " ' •\ I I, I I1 NI()"' I 1l I I It ST AR Wor shll) ( hur h 'I.e hoot 10 30 1t Uild '/ ,r Jpt ',, tyrO liH{! ,, ., • 1 huo l Y H ,, u l rl1 y \ V1H ir1 11 Wf rr,tdl) I 1!1 I rH I <,l• t d ~ • ,l •u:\d•ir ttr,•v•' I lij 1J HI 'UPJ 1 E ~:. I mc1 R1bh "' •h l 'f CHRI S TIAN M0)ol~I NG 11 UAP1 1ST J), I .. IV I ruq PLAINS C HURCH liii\ICrwood Il l' pastor , tht\lll,lrd Ci\ld w e ll , Jr !)un ctay ~~hoot llr.l•l ll 'Svndtt~ Sthoot . 9 10 r. "' Mo r"m<t svrmon, 10 Jl,) n m Su ntt 11y e \IC'nmQ M rlo'i(.l. 1 p rn GRAHAM UNITED rlY rn1 •• U1 Mtd Week Ser v ice. ME1HODIS1 Preaching di'y 8 P n1 v 10 a 111 llrst and Stl'cond Wcr1tll' MORSE CHAPEL Wor utlddys ot «"IH;: h rnunlh th ird Sh ip II l.t Ill 1St and J rd LETArtT FALLS UNITED ,l• HI fourth Sunn.ws eac h ~vn{J&y\ Church !i.ehoot 10 BR E Ttot~ eN Rev Fr&e lan('J month worsh ip scrvu;P al 1 30 a m Norris, PI1 Sto r rloyrt Norr l, p rn Wcdncsdity 1'vcn rngs at PORTLAND Worship 7 1() SUD I ~u nd ay sc hOOl 9 JO am , 7 JO Prayer and Bible Slody P m ChUrc h Sc hol)l 9 30 am mor n ing se rmon 10 3() am FI"ST SOUTHEft N 8AP SUTTO N Worship II am Pri'lvcr scriiiCt Wedn esday , TIST )8? Mulb erry Avo 1nd an(t :llh Sundi'lVS Chu rch 1 JO p m Po•11cfoy, Sff llrJ it'd with St !IOO I 10 am CHESHIRE CHURCH OF :., n C the Rev ~re d Hill WESLEYAN IRa tl ne> GOD PROPHECY , Q p lh1S tor Hers h"! McClure, Wor ship II a m Churc h Srh llh OF paslor Svndav Sc hoo/, Sunday sc hool su pr Sundrty Sc hOol 10 a m 10 a n1 Arthur Henson Supt school 9 30 a m mornu19 NOR:THE HT CLUSTER Mornmg Worsh 1p ll am worShr p 10 30 i' 111 Sunday Rev Rober ! Mevu Youno Peoples service, 7 p m evan gPIIS tlc mee ting , 1 30 p rn Re11 Stanley Brandum Eve ning serv 1ce 7 30 p m Prayer 0\Petlng Wedn esday JOP PA Worsh ip 10 am Wednesdav Mfct weel-. Prayer 7 JO p m Churc h Sc tloot 9 am Pra yer Se nll ce 1 30 p m , Youth MIDDLEPORT Meeting Wednesday a p m meet ing 6 30 p m EvEtnlng MT MORIAH BAPTIST 1 hur s:d it~ 7 30 p m LON G BOTTOM - Church worship , 7 30 p m NEASE SETTLEMENT Co rn er Four th and Main 5tJrvlt;es 9 am. Sunaay CHESTER CHURCH OF Mrttdleport Rev Henry Key CHAPEL Non Sc hoo l 9 45 am 81ble Sh,Jdy THE NA.ZARENE - Rev dt"nommill!onal G€' 0r9e S Jr pastor Sunda y School 9 30 every Thursday 7 30 p m Herbert Gra le pastor Wor Otl(lf P~ s, tor Sunday Sc hool )O a m Mrs Ervm Baumoarc;l NORTH BETHEL .._ Wor ship ser11 lce 11 am and '/ 30 ner su pt Morn ing worship <'I m Worship Serv1ce 11 am sh1p ll a rn Church School 10 p n1 Sunday Sundily Sc hool 10 45 il rtl 5 UI1d~y III Qhl 'S erVICeS 7 30 am 9 30 a m Ri chard Barton JEHOVAH 'S WITN ESSES p 111 Wednesday Prayer ALFRED - Sunda y sc; hool sup! Prayer meeting Wed m('('trng 7 30 p m Everyone Lar r y Car nahan , pre:s id•n$1 9 H a m eac h Sunday nesda y 7 30 p m m1n1Sier Sunday B1ble lee prcachrng fll 11 a m eac h we lcome BRADBURY CHURCH OF POMEROY WESTSIDE lure 9 30 a m Watchtower Sund ay Prayer meeting 7 45 CHRIST - Clifford Smith CHURC H OF CHR 1ST, 700 W study 10 30 a m Tuesday p rn WednesQa y wscs 8 p m min is ter Sunday School 9 30 Bib le stu dy 1 30 p m Thurs Matn St - Lore n T Stephens on th ird Tuesday eac h monlh a m mornmg church 10 30 day m tn1stry sc hool 7 30 eva ngel•s l phone 992 78S6 REEDSVILLE - Sun day am Sunday evcn mg servtce pm se rv rce meellng 8 30 sc hoo Consc rv a 1111e non l 9 30 preachrng 7 30 7 30 p m Wednesday se r11 1ce 8 pm mstrum ental Sunda y worS hi p p rn Sunday prayer mee lmSJ pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of 10" m B1ble stud y II am 7 30p m Tuesday WSCS 7 30 LAUREL CLIFF FREE worsh 1p 6 p m Wednesday Chnst in Christian Unron first Th v rsd~Jy each month METHODIST - Rev Robert Lawrence Manley pastor B1 ble study 7 o m SILVER RIDGE Worship E Buck ley pastor am Russell Young Sunday 10 a m Church Sc hool 9 a rn Bail ey sup I Sunday tJIIIl sc hool MIDWAY COMMUNITY Mrs School Sup! su nday Sc hool TUPPERS PLAINS 9 30 am morning worShip CHURCH (n on a m E11enm g worsh1p Worsh ip 9 a m Chur ch 10 30 a m evenmg worship , den om mat10n1ll J Langsv ill e 97 JO 30 Wedn esday praye r Sci ool 10 a m 7 30 p m Wednesday Christian Dex ter Road the Rev Worley mee tmg '! 30 p m KENO CHURCH OF Youth Crusade 6 30 p m, Hal ey pastor Sunda y school MT MORIAH CHURCH OF CHRIST George Frederick, meeting 7 JO p m 10 a m evenmg worsh lp , 1 30 GOD - Racme Rou te 2 the supt Serv ice weekly 9 30 am prayer thursday ch o1r practice 7 pm Prayer meetmg , Rev James Muncy pastor on Sunday j:)reachlng fir st and p m It all depends on whether or not you are a lobster-lover. To those who Tu esday 7 30 p m youth Sunday schM ool 9 45 a m , DEXTER CHURCH OF third Sundays of month) by group Frtday 7 30 D m enJOY this succulent fruit of the sea, a lobster Is a thmg of beauty. To others rnornmg worShip II am Sm1th 9 3D a m, CHRIST _ Danny Evans everung worShip 7 30 p m Clifford 11 seems mcred1bly ugly H 0 BS0 N CHRIST IAN Pastor Norman C Will sup! Prayer meet1 ng Tuesday 7 30 UNION Dar<re l Ooddrill , sunday Sc hool 9 30 am p m Young people s m eetmg pa stor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 worship serv 1ce 10 30 a m Beauty Is "m the eye of the beholder," but, contrary to another old 7 30 p m Thur sday am Leonard Gilmore f~rst C hr~ s t 1 an End eavor Su nday RUTLAND CHURCH OF elder evemn g ser111Ce 7 30 evening saymg, 11 1s not skm deep True beauty often can't be seen at all It 1s GOO - Bertha Kmgr ey m Wednesday prayer REORGANIZED CHURCH sub s ttlut e pastor Sunday P somethmg you feel, something of wh1ch you are aware-not necessanly g 730pm OF JESUS CHRIST OF Sc hool 10 a m worsh 1p meehn MT MORIAH CHURCH OF LATTER DAY SAINTS seen. se rv1 ce 7 p m Su nda y Prayer (700 - Rac1ne Rou te 2 The Portland Rac ne Road Ralph 1 meet1n g, Wednesday 1 7 30 p m Rev Ch arles Hand, pastor Johnson , pastor Herbert HAZEL COMMUNITY Su nday sc hool 9 45 a m Wh1te Sunday Sc hool O.rector Beauty, for Instance, surrounds you when you walk mto a church. There CHURCH - Near Lon g Bot morn .ng wor sh1p 11 am Sunday School 9 JO am lorn Estd Hart paslor Roy Even ng ser111ces Tuesday and Morning worship 10 30 am •s somethmg 1n the atmosphere that you can't qUite define. No matter what's Brown ass1stant pastor s d 1 7 Fnday 7 30 been happening to you, In God's Home, you feel a sense of peace, of sancSunday sc hool 10 a m Church BEAR WALLOW RIDGE un ay even ng servtce p m "A stone of stumbling" was the SaVIor He still!s 1 7 30 p m ea ch Sunday CHURCH OF CHRIST B1bl Wednesday e11enlng prayer ruary • e scrv~ees 7 30 o m ng prayer meett ng '! 30 s ludy 9 30 am Isaiah not only foresaw the foundation of the church as the e\len mor n1ng BETHLEHEM BAPTIST, p m Thursday worshrp 10 30 a m e11entng Great Bend - Re'V Walter p "precious cornerstone" (lsa 28 16) but also saw and anticipated Had that expenence lately? MIDDLEPORT PEN wor ship 6 30 P m Wednesday Blkacsan pastor Sunday TECOSTAL Th trd Ave th e the antagonlSIII of the Jews toward Hun (lsa 8 14l Paul states S1 ble sludy 7 30 P m school 9 30 a m , worship Rev Wtl ltam Kn1tfel pastor the case Simply "But we preach Christ crucified, unto the Jews Ronald Dugan Sunday School service Thursday. 1 30 p m MT OLIV~ CHURCH CARLETON CHURCH Supt Classes for all ages a stumbling block " (I Cor I· 23) Peter boldly told the Jewish evenmg Long Bottom Sunday Sc hool Krngsburv Road Sunday servtce 7 30 p m leaders, "This IS the stone which was set at nought of you Brble stu dy Wednesday 7 30 10 am With W1llard Pigott Sc hool 9 30 am Ralph Carl , sup t Evangelrs t message each su p! Worsh 1p serv 1ce 10 30 m youth se rvrces Fr tday Sunda builders", (Act.s 4 11). The reJected Redeemer and cast aside 7p 30 y even1ng 7 30 p m by a m and 7 30 p m alternately pm Elder sse ll Cil ne mmlster Prayer meetmg Wednesday, atriSthad become "the head of the corner". Jesus didn't fit with FREEWILL BAPTIST - of the Ru Apostolic Fa 1th Brble 7 30 p m Rev Jay Stiles Co rner Ash an d Pl um M1d their plans; atrist didn't conform to their programs Instead of Study Wednesday , 7 30 p m pastor dlepor t No el Her rman the Savior servmg their schemes, He scutlled them He was no pastor Saturday eve nmg OLD DEXTER CON STIVERSVILLE COM GREGATIONAL CHURCH sen1ce 7 p m Sunday school, stepping stone to worldly power and fame, but rather a disturMUNITY CHURCH - Sunday Rev Carl R1chards 10 a m Sunday evening school serv~ee 10 am , Prayer bing detour pastor Mrs Worley worsh 1p 7 p m meetrng Thursday 7 p m W1th the hope 11 will, 1n some measure, foster and help sustam that wh1ch 1s Franc1s I Sunday school • FIRST BAPTIST of M1d Those who preach Peter as the foundatiOn of the church have even1ng serv1ce 7 p m Sunday sc hool 9 45 asupt m dlepor t corner of SIX th and Sunday good m family and commun1ty life, lh1s feature is sponsored by the busmess ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST church serv1ces second and elected and drafted one who, by his own words, will not serve Palmer Str eets Rev Charles Pomeroy Harrtsonv111e f~rms and organizatiOns whose names appear below pas tor Danny Road Kenne th Eberts pastor fo ur th Sundays following ' The Galilean fisherman and God 's fisher of men will not be S1mons Sunday school f1rst and th~rd Thompson Sunday Sc hool Pavl McElroy Sunday Schoo l caught m the net woven of the threads of tradition He preached S uper~ntendent Sunday evenings 7 30 p m Sunday Su p! Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m LONG BOTTOM church school for everyone the "Petra" of prophecy, the "Stone" of the SCriptures, the 9 15 a m Mornmg worshtp mornrng warSh ip and com CHRISTIAN - Mr Rob ert SEARS • "Christ" of his confession. In answermg hiS accusers he ap- 10 15 a m Evenmg ser111 ces mun10n 10 JO am Su nday Wyatt pastor , Su nday School MONTGOMERY WARD even ng youth Chnsllan en I, pealed to the Old Testament scriptures, and one m particular, 7 30 p m Wedne~day prayer deavor 6 30, WorShip ser supt Ronald Osborne Bible Authorrzed Catalog Merchant serviCe 7 3D p m E•tra youth v1c es Sunday 7 30 p m School , 9 30 am preach1ng CATALOGUE STORE that one which pictured ChriSt as the "Stone" (Acis 4 11}.12) act rv t•es on Sunda y 5 p m 10 45 am Even1ng serv1ces, LoUis W Osborne Wednesday e'llenmg pray er Mr and Mrs Charles R Sheets j 220 E Main Pomeroy Counselling Christians he writes of the "livmg stone", "chosen", fo r all youth up to Stxlh grade meettng and B1b!e study 7 30 7 30 p m Ph 992 2178 106 Court St Po111eroy 30 fOr IUnror anQ senror high HYSELL RUN FREE 6 992 3001 ' pm "precious stone" (I Pet 2 18l To the sinner and to the saved students METHODIST Ronald Wells ST JOHN LUTHERAN - pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 ' CHURCH OF CHRIST, Pme Peter preached the Son of God as the stone, the Redeemer as the Grove the Rev Arthur a m Morntng worsh1p 10 30 MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Middleport 5th and Ma1n Combs, paslor Sunday school, am Young People's Serv1ce rock and the Christ as the corner~tone Surely the words of Peter Ra ulm Mover pastor Mrchael churc h servtces 6 45 p m Evangellsllc ser THE ATHENS COUNTY Nationwide Insurance Co of Columbus, 0 are a stumbling block to those who would lay any other foun- Gerlach Su nday Sc hool supt 910 3030 aa m m 307 Sprrng Ave Brble Sc hool 9 30 am v ce 7 30 p m Prayer Pomeroy dation than Christ (I Cor 3 11) BRADBURY CHURCH OF SAVINGS & LOAN CO. mor mng worsh rp 10 30 am Thursday 7 30 p m Dlal992 2318 CHRIST Btble Sc hool , 9 30 meetmg FREEDOM GOSPEL 296 W. Second In the context of the second chapter of his first letter, even tng worshtp 7 30 p m Pomeroy Ph. 992 3863 morn 111g worshiP 10 30 MISSION - Bald Knobs, Rev pr;:~yer servtce 7 p m Wed am referred to above, Peter wntes a m Sunday event ng Worsh1p L nes~ay R Gluesencamp pastor S crv~ee 7 30 p m chotr Roger Wtlfred Sr Sunday "And a stone of stumbling and a rock of offense, even to them CARPET-LAND, INC. • HAYMAN'S practrce 1 Sunday and Wed MIDDLEPORT CHURCH nesday 7 p m prayer meet1ng Sc hool Su pl Su nday School whichstumbleatthe word, bemg disobedient .' (I Pet 2 8) (General Merchandise! OF THE NAZARENE - Rev and Brble Study Wednesday, 9 30 a m . Sunday evening 116 w Main Ph 992 7590 worship 7 30 Prayer meetmg Here, Peter reveals the inseperable bond between Clu-151 and Thomas E Weaver pastor , 7 JO p m Free Estimates-Guaranteed Installation Support the Church ot Your Choice 7 30 p m Ernest Floyd Carson , Sunday school "the word". Here IS the echo of Jesus' words, "he lhal rejecteth superintendent ANTIQUITY BAPTIST - Tuesday Deeter class leader Youth Sunday school Rev 104W. Marn Pomeroy Ph 992 3354 Norr1s pastor meet1ng Wednesday 7 30 me and rece1veth not my words " (John 12 48) The fooliShness 9 30 am mornmg worsh 1p. SundayFreeland school 10 a m Church p m Ernest Deeter, leader 10 30 Sunday evangei1St1c; of thlnking we can accept Christ and yet regard as Irrelevant the meetmg 1 30 p m prayer serv 1ce 7 p m Wednesday MT HERMON CHURCH OF MARK V STORE Stud y 7 p m written word is as dangerous and deluding as any lie begotten of meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m Brb!e THE UNITED BRETHREN IN SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL RACINE FIRST CHURCH CHRIST - Robert Shook and by the father of lies, the Devil. The adulterous mate who OF THE NAZARENE - pastor Sunday sc hool 9 30 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Sunday Schoo l, 9 JO a m Devotea to the Greater Ohro Valley pleads his faithfulness, the habitual thief wbo bowls his honesty, Secon am Russell Spencer supt , Mornrng Worship, 10 30 am d Ave Middleport worsh1p serv~ee 10 45 a m and, the lllCurable liarWhowant.s everyone to believe hun, would Lesley G Holt pastor Sunday E\len1ng WOrShip, 7 30 p m evenrng worship alternatmg 10 a m , worship ser WeO nesday Mtd Week Serv1ce W1lh form a fme quartet with one who piously proclauns hiS love for school C E at 7 30 p m on Sunday School Supermtendent VICe, 11 a m worsh ip service, t SWISHER & LOHSE atrut and yet deplores and denounces any obligation to honor 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday Gerald Wells Pastor Rev Sunday Prayer meeling 7 30 MIZ MARTHA'S p m Wed!)esday Alfred Wolfe Morn s M Wolfe n1ght prayer serv1ce 7 30 the word of Christ They truly do "stumble at the word" lay leader REXALL DRUGS 'RESlAURANT & DAIRY BAR RACINE FIRST BAPTIST WHITE 'S CHAPEL - Loren T Stephens ' We Fill All Docfors' Prescriptions Walter P 81kacsan pastor Coolvrlle R0 Rev Roy Deeter Ronnie Salser, S S Su pt pastor Sunday school 9 30 992 2955 Pomeroy, 0 Cor Rls <7&554 Chesh1re Ph 367 7414 Sunday School, 9 30 am a m worsh1p service 10 30 Morn1ng WorSh ip 10 45 am THE UNITED - PRES Sunday even1ng worship 1 30 am Btble study and prayer 7 30 p m BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF p m Wednesday even1ng Bible _se rv_ ce _ Wednesday RUTLAND _ LODWICK'S MARKET MEIGS COUNTY , Dw 1ght Study MAYER & HILL BARBER SHOP , 8pm RUTLANO CHURCH OF L Zav1tz, Pastor Director By Mn- Fraaell Morris weekend guests of Mr. and CHRIST - Kellh Wtse pastor General Merchandise HARRISONVILLE FULL SERVICE SHOP DANVILLE WESLEYAN The Booster Class of Ute Mrs. Frank Cleland Tuppers Plains Sunday Church Sc hool 9 JO Rev Lelon Glasure pastor SUnday School 9 30 a m v H Radial Cuts & Toup(les Ph 667 3280 Braley supt worsh1p serv1ce a m Mrs Homer Lee Sup! Sunday school 9 30 am First Baptist Church School 120 E. Main St. and commun1on 10 30 am Pomeroy Mrs Lillian Jividen is Mornrng Worshtp 10 30 a m youth and lun1or youth service, met Friday evening, Sept 21, VISiting her son, Dr and Mrs MIDDLEPORT - Sunda y 6 45 p m evenmg worship even ing serv~ee 7 30 p m Church School 9 30 a m John 7 30 p m , prayer and pra1se, Wednesday, Brble study , 7 JO with Mrs. Walter Bikacson, Charles JIVIden al Athens ROYAL OAK PARK P m Regular board meehng F Fultz Su pt Morning Wednesday, 7 30 p m ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION ' hostess, at the parsonage Mrs lh trd Saturday each monlh Worsh1p, 10 30 a m Mr and Mrs Bill McKenzie, SILVER RUN FREE 7 30pm _ Famrly Recreation SYRACUSE - Morning , Marte Rouah, president, called Philip, Jeff and Josie, of Raclne RUTLAND COMMUNITY Worsh1p 9 a m Sunday BAPTtST - Sunday School, 10 Swimming Camping Sy ra cuse ' the meeting to order Gallipolis were dmner guests Church am , Henry Davis supt , CHURCH Sunday School , Sc hool 10 a m Mrs Ph 949 9591 i Devollona and program were Ph 992 2826 Sampson Hall Supt even1ng serv ice 7 30 p m 9 30a m Worship service 11 Sunday of Mr and Mrs. Roy Prayer meeting Thursday a m Wednesday prayer • presented by Miss Vera Beegle Riffle 7 JO p m meeting 7 30 m Su nday OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. ' which opened with the gr01,1p MEIGS CH .. ESTER CHURCH OF night worship, 30 Pm • • Mrs Lav1ma Simpson WAID CROSS SONS STORE COOPERATIVE RUTLAND CHURCH OF 1 ainging "My Jesus, I Love returned home after spending Bakers of Hoi sum Bread GOD - Rev James Sat THE NAZARENE - Rev PARISH terlield pastor Sunday sc hool. Lloyd o Grimm Jr, pastor Grocer1es & General Merchandise Thee," followed by a poem, two weeks in Colwnbis with her THE UNITED MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 9 30 am worsh 1p se r11 1ce 11 Sunday School 9 JO a m Racine METHODIST CHURCH Ph . 949 5772 "Are we really Thankful •" and daughter, Mrs Marian Knighta m e'Ven 1ng serv1ce 7 Mormng worsh1p 10 30 am Robert T Bumgarner prayer servtce and youth Young peoples service, 6 45 prayer. Mter singing "Near to step an4 Alicia. ALL WEATHER ROOFING Dtrector ser11rce Wednesday, 7 p m p m Evangelistic serv 1ce, POMEROY CLUSTER the Heart of God" Scnplure VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR. AND CONSTRUCTION CO. LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmg Rev CarlE Hicks Mr and Mrs Jeff Davidson CHURCH - Robert E Musser serlltce 7 30 p m readings were John 13 35, and daughters of Marietta Rev D Wm SydenstrJcker DBA Anthony Plumbing and Healing MASON COUNTY CHESTER - Worshtp 9 IS pastor Sunday School 9 30 REAL ESTATE BROKER Matthew 8 12.-15 and Matthew spent Sunday with Mr and a m 337 N 2nd Middleport 992 3550 Robert Bobo supt THE HILAND CHAPEL , Church Sc hool 10 a m am 110 Mechanic St Ph. 992 3325 • 7:1-2. Miss Beegle gave a Mrs John Arnott 10 30 George Caslo paslor Sunday ENTERPRISE - WOrShip 9 morn1ng worship Sunday eveomg service 7 30 Sc hool 9 30 evening worship, a m Church School 10 a m ' reading enUIIed "Back YardFLATWOODS - Worship, 11 M1d week serv 1ce Wednesday 7 30 Thursday evening prayer Mr and Mrs Solon Butcher • Battle Ground" followed by Of Spencer, W Va spent a a m Church SchOol 10 a m 7 JO p m se rvIce 7 30 p m GAUL'S MARKET SMITH NELSON MOTORS SYRAC USE CHURCH OF MASON FIRST BAPTIST POMEROY W orshi p • other readings and poems by couple days with Mrs Gretta 10 30 a m Church School 9 15 THE NAZARENE - Rev M Second and Pomeroy Sts Stan CHESTER, OHIO memberl ''A Prayer," "Who Simpson a m UMYF 6 30 p m C Lar 1m ore pastor Bob Craig, pastor Sund ay sc hool , Authorized Burck, Pontiac GMC Dealer 1 Moor e su nday School Supt 9 45 a m worship serv1ce. 11 ROCK SPRINGS Worshtp 500 E Main St Ph 9<12 2174 Knows.'' "'11link of Another,'' Sunday Sc hool classes for all am training union , 6 30 Mr and Mrs Sieve Badgley 10 a m Church School 9 a m ' "The Story of Utile Arthur," and Kelli of Colwnbus spent UMYF630pm ages 9 30 am morning p m evening worship service, worship 10 .rs NYP S Sunday , 7 JO p m Mid week prayer MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER ' "The Church Coll8tructed of the weekend with Mr and Mrs GOEGLEIN READY MIX 6 30 P m eva ngeliS tiC service ~ lee Wednesday 7 30 p m ~ev Robert Bumgarner RIDENOUR SUPPLY Cobblestones," "The Other Ralph Badgley MASON CH-UR(H oF HEATH - WorshiP 10 30 Sunday 7 JO P m Mid week Furnlturepnd Hardware a m Churct), School ll JO a m prayer meetmg Wednesday , CHRIST, p o Bo• 487 Miller t FeUow's Shoes," 41 ArOWid the Phone 9<12-3284 Middleport UMYF7pm 7 30p m Missionary meeting st Mason w va Sund&y Homellte Saws Corner." After the song "Open Ph . 985-3308 RUTLAND - Worshrp 9 15 second Wednesday 7 30 p m Brb le Stud" 10 a m Worship UNITED FAITH NON 11 ' Chester. 0. ' a m Ch urch Sc hool 10 a m , My Eyes that I may See," Mrs DENOMINATIONAL _ Rev am and 7 P m 81ble Sludy UMYF7pm Robert Sm1 th pastor Sunday ~~~~~esday 7 P m , Vo ca l Marie Roy closed the meeting HEINER'S BAKERY Attend the Church ol vour Cholc~ SALEM CENTII!R - Wor schoo l 9 30 a m cletss le ader ~ Sh 1p 9 a m Church Sc hool 10 with prayer A business session FIRST SOUTHEtfN BAP am UMY F Thursday 7 p m Leo Hill worsh ip se r vice Baker. of Good Bread BEN FRANKLIN STORE followed in charge of Mrs 10 JO am church 7 JO p m liST - Corner of Second and SYRACUSE CLUSTER HUNTINGTON, W VA Pomeroy E D E N U N I T E 0 neferson , Mason Putor Rev Richud E JerVI S Ph 992 3498 Marie Roush Durmg the BH ET HREN IN CHRIST - railer Cloud Sunday School ASBURY WorShiP 11 45 8 Durwood Conroy and wife I fellowship hour, Mrs Bikac8an Eldon R Blake pastor Sunday m • worship Jervlce ti a m Chur ch School 9 SQ a m • School 10 am Winnie am and 1 30 p m Weeki ' served lovely refreshments to visited a week of his vacation WSCS 1st Tuesday Hol sing er, Su pt Morning :i~le study, Wednesday, 7 3~ M&R FOODLINER NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE FOREST RUN - Wor shi p 9 twelve members A lour of the with his mother, Mrs Allee a m Church Sc hool 10 a m se r mon 11 am E11ening MASON ASSEMBLY OF " Kerm 's Korner" GOO _ Second Sl Mason W parsonage and the pastor's DOOson and brother, Errol WSCS 3rd Wednesday 7 30 se n ice Chrlsflan Endeavor MIDDLEPORT, OHIO pm 1 30 p m • Mrs Lyda v Ch Kermit Wailon study was enjoyed by the Conroy and wife. a ester Tenn ant putor MINERSVILLE - Worsh ip Cheva t1e r pr esll:fe nl Song Svnl:fa y sc hoo l 10 a m Pomeroy. 0 . members c ~crv1ce and se rm on 8 20 Mid morn ing worshlfr, 11 m Hugh Conroy of Akron 10 a m Ch urch Sc hool 9 a m Wee~ prayer meet1ng Wed 0 WSCS 3rd Monday, 1 JO p m 1 Mr. and Mrs Henry Roush visited over the weekend wllh y 7 30 P m Mrs Marie eva nge !S IIc serv ce 7 30 P m SYRACUSE Chur ch ncsda GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN Holsinger c ll'l s~ leader Bible sludy and prayer servi ce, , and Dale spent Sunday af- his parents, Mr and Mrs school 9 a m worship ser F. J. WALlACE JEWELERS ' CHURCH OF JESUS Wedn esday 1 30 P m Phone Short Orders- Ca rry Out vice 7 JO p m 773 5133 ' temoon In Ch!Uicothe visiting Erroll Conroy CHRIST - Located at Rutland HA.RTFORD CHURCH OF SOUTHERN CLUSTER ACool Dining Room Buiova Watches- Sales & Service on New L1ma Road next to CHRIST 1 c • Wright Rouah who has been ill Rev Frank Cheesebrew Mr and Mrs Paul Osborne St Rt. 7 Park Rev Ray n hrbtlen Union Forest Acre Chester, Ohio Middleport, D Rev Larry Poling Mrs Kenneth Konicek, and children vlslled uver the Rouse pastor , Rober t Musser The Rev William Campbell, Rev Howard Shiveley Sunday Sc hool supt Sunday pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 ~0 Nancy and Cheryl, of holidays with his mother, Mrs BETHANY (OorcU) school 10 30 am worsh ip 8 m James Hugi'les sts pl Worship, 9 30 a m Church Cleveland and Mr and Edith Osborne and her parents Sc hool 10 30 a m 7 30 p m Bible sludy Wed . even ing service 7 30 p m RACINE FOOD MARKET ' MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE nesday 7 30 p m Saturday Wednesday even ing Mrs. Scott Wheeler, Mary at Racme CARMEL - WorSh ip 11 night prayer service 1 30 p m meeti ng 7 JO P m pray~r Youth m , 1St and Jrd Sunday s Church and Office Supplies Glfls Ellubeth and Kathie, of HeMLock <I A 0 v e Prayer service eac h Tuesday Clara and Glenna Milhoan aChurch The Store With A Heart Sc hool 10 a m '19 Mill Sf Middleport Racine FAIRVIEW - 8 I al l ' Sclotov111e were weekend attended the weddmg shower Ph. 949 3342 APPLE GROVE - Worsh ip CHRI!TIAN - Roger WaiSon pastor Ray Wholey, supt CHURCH, Letart w Va, Rt 7 30 p m f1rst and third Sun IUIIIIofMr and Mrs Thereon of Heidi and Jim Ewing at her days Church $Choal 9 30 MQrnlng worship 9 30 a m , I Rev George Hoschar , ' Joluwon MEIGS TIRE CENTER home at Five Points She am prayer meet1ng first chur ch sc hool 10 30 a m1 , pas tor Sunday School 9 30 young peoples meeting, 6 30 am Prayrr and Bible arudy Wednesday , 7 30 p m and Mrs. Evelyn Young and received many beautiful SADIE'S MARKET EAST LETART - Worship P m evening wor ship, 1 .. o 7 JO P m Cottage Preyer chlldren of Ga!Upol!a were presents MEIGS TIRE CENUR ALIGNMENT P m f' ' 1 fi't' VY 1 ,,. "idcly .. Servi ce Tuesday 10 a m 1 30 p m second and fourth Meats and U.roce rles Worsh ip Serv ice, Thursday Sundays chur ch sc hool 9 30 7 JD p n Middleport Syracuse, 0 Pomeroy 7 30 p m Ph 992 J986 Pi'l Sior PhOtlt' 991 lt;JS "(Hul C11'Y ( llt;lll!ln Mass 1 J0 p '" Sund.ly Mtt s~. B and 10 l l "' COI\t t"ss um ~ Saturday 1 7 Jt! ~ m POMEROY FIRST 8AP · TIST ~Ob('rl KUI) r\ pitstor , Willtillll Wo11Son Su nrtay Sc hool Sup! Su nd,:l~ SCht\fll Q '10 ~ 1 In I 6 pIll 1\,1)1~ "11dy 'W! dnf'Sd~v I p m LhOir J.H\ILI!CL' Wed rH::>sct av 8 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS CHURCH Ha rriSOil ll ti! C RO<H1 Re v 0 Dr II Mantey P,1:,tur Hull v Ebl n ~u n d ~y Sc hool !>u pt Sunday Sch ool 9 JO a •n Ev£1Hrlg worsh p 7 30 p rn rr.1yer and Pra1se ser111te the sermonette Stumbling at the Word - - Racine Social Events - f Keno Hidgc Ne\\ l»> ,olcl»> ! - . - . •• '- ' ~I • 7- The Dally Sonllnel , Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Sept 2Jl 1973 Stiversville News Notes Burning permits now required Burning permlle will be precaution If you must burn". required durmg October and Bahr said November, area fire warden, The required burning perVIctor Bahr announced tOday mila In Oallla and Meigs Coun tles may be secured from " Ills the lime of year thai we the followmg should be more careful with GALLIA COUNTY our burning and burn acCHESHIR E Everett cording to the sections or our McDan1el revised codes pertaining to !Ire MORGAN - Kenneth Ward control JIB nature changes the MEIGS COUNTY seasons and leaves are now BEDFORD - Fred L falling and weeds and gra~~S Burson, George Carper, R V havestarleddymg.ll creates a Hellman , W A King , John . much more hazardous tune for Meeks, Ernest Wood !Ire lo get out of control We CHESTER - George C have had a summer season Genhelmer, Mary V Kautz, which created an abundance of Wayne S Michael, Verc~a N weeds and grass without Sloul, Rex a! T Summerfield, sufficient rain this fall to keep Ralph Trussell the dying weeds and grasa COLUMBIA - Reed Jeffers, moist and may encounter more Dorsey Jordan !Ires as a result Take every LEBANON - Ruda Durst, CHnu,n E Juhn•on, Ho!lrhl t: SAl F:M John ~' Colwell, Roush, Jnhn II Sellers Jack W Cn sp, Gerold K !.~:TART - 'l11eron .lohnson, Orale , l.au• en Hoffman , Ellla Wolfe, Eugene Uolhday OLIVE - Paul r Andrews, SA l.l SBU HY ~ Nathan Frank H BISC, Gordon H Pearl B•ggs, Churles E Clark, Collins, Volllc 0 Coon, C Ed Boward A Da1 lcy, Philip Humphrey, Will a rd l'1go U, Globakar, Guido Gholanu Glenna J Sanders, Doyl e SCIPIO - Wayne L'hase , Srilales l'!a ymond H Cotterill , Edwm ORANGE - Uarold Born- Oberholr.er , Myrtle H Stanley, hart, Paul G Buckley Mrs Gath Townsend, Kenneth Dorothy Robmson, James R Wel~h Stout SUTTON Lawre nce RUTLAND - Rose Ellen Beegle, Haro ld Carna han , Carson, Leodell Davidson, W Clifford Mom ~. Vernon Nease, Musse r, James W Edson E ' Roush , Marion D Nicholson, Wayne Turner Slater, W{)(xlrow T Zw1lhng 13 Student teachers at work Nme student teachers from Ohio University arrived Sept 26 at the Pomeroy Elementary '- Building. Teachers and •a~~Signment.s are as follows Ron Bradshaw in Grade I with Dorthy Woodard , Barbara Roth In grade I With Jean Kuhn, Ann Faith wiih Mrs Ida Diehl in grade 2, Sharon Dancoff wiih Mrs. Robert Robert.s In Grade 3, Deborah Thompaon with Mrs Daisy Cook In grade 5, Jeffrey Vogt with Mrs Helen Williams m grade six, and James T Justice with Mrs Marlene , Fisher in grade slx, and Helena Marshall Will be with Mrs v Denise Gibson Special Ed. I at " Pomeroy In Middleport four student teachers from Ohio University began their dulles Their assignment.s are Michaela C Wolfe with Bernice Carpenter in Grade I, Elisabeth Massaro - · With Jennifer Butcher m grade • 2, Faye Ann Goldhaar with : Cortney Knight In grade 3 and •• Karen Ballard the student teacher wllh Donald Hanning, the asslstanl prmc1pal of the Middleport bwldmg PULLINS IN RIMPAC Navy Fireman Gerald 0 Pullins, son of Mr and Mrs Gerald 0. Pullins of Route 2 Pomeroy, Is participating m a four-nation Pacific Allied naval exercise called RIMPAC 73 DIVORCE ASKED A swt for divorce was filed and two others were gran led m Meigs County Common Pleas Court Rachael Uppole, atester, filed swt against John D. Uppole, same address, chargmg gro~~S neglect of duty and extreme cruelty Yvonne Moore was granted a divorce from Marvin Moore, and Elizabeth L Findley from Edward L Findley, each on charges of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty •'., • -•• • k •• •• • • •• • • ·• " USED CARS 73 Olds 88 Royale H.T. Sedan -------'4300 ·-• • •• •• •• •• • Vinyl roof lull power air, IIHwheel, stereo Sharp• 71 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, power, air. ___ 14500 72 Pontiac Catalina 4-Dr., power, air ---'3695 72 Chev. Caprice Cpe., v-roof, air. ____ .'3295 ~ • • •• ••• •• • 70 Olds 98 Lux. Sed., full pow., air, v-roof '2695 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air------'2495 ••• 70 Camaro H.T. Coupe, vinyl roof.-----'1995 •• • 69 Cadillac FHwd. Brougham Sedan---· '1795 •• • 69 Pontiac Bonn., 2 dr. H.T., v-roof, air--· '1295 ••• 69 'Mercu!J Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto.... '1095, ••• •• 69 Chevelle H.T. Sed., V-8 auto., P.S. ---- '995 •• •• 68 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, power, air-----'1495 • ••• 68 Olds Cut. H.T. Sed., V-8, auto., P.S.--.!1195 • • :• : • 68 Buick Spec. Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S·---~1295 ~ 68 Pontiac Con., V.S auto., P.S.------'109~ 68 VW Square Back ------------·'795 :• : 68 Chev. Imp. H.T. Cpe., VB auto., P.S. ··'1095 • .:•• -67 Olds 98 Town Sed., power & air-·---~795 •• 66 Cadillac H.T. Sed., power, air------ '695 ••• 65 Olds 88 H.T. Cpe., low miles------· t495 •• •• •• • •• • Glouster, Ohio Dear Sirs Before further unfavorable publicity occurs, let me take a moment of your time to explam what steps we have U!ken to prevent the further occurrence of the unsightly mess that greeted Pomeroy's people each morrnng m front of LUigi's Luigi's, Inc 15 owned by two multi-mvestment busmessmen All Luigi's grew, so did 11s problems, and because of the diStances mvolved between shops It was hard for them to give each shop the attentiOn It needed As managers and orgamzers came and went so did the regularity of the shops' functions The Pomeroy shop suffered greatly m mamtenance and appearance W1thm the last two weeks, our Pomeroy operatiOn has had many changes that will favorably affect much more tha n JUSt clean sidewalks The mternal arrangement IS different, our eqwpment has been up~raded . our ~arbage faciliiies Improved procedures for greater operational cleanlmess have been put mto effect, and most Important, a manager has he en mstalled to care for our operation and It.s relatiOnship to the commurnty We apologize for the mess , we ask our customers to help m the drive for clean sidewalks and streets, we take the responsibility of clean sidewalks and street.s m the unmed1ate area of our store Our relatiOnship w1th the commurnty IS most Important to us EdHite,GeneralManager, Luigi's,Inc • '• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• • ' •• New 1973 Olds Dear Editor Just read m the Sentmel where the City wants us people to pay extra $1 50 per month for msU!lhng a water !me for Middleport Hill residents Why do we have to pay for such a thing as that? We do well to pay our own water bill and sewage bills without lookmg out for maybe SIX res1dent.s on Middleport Hill I say if they want water, assess those thai are getlmg the new line If we are going to have to pay somethmg like that, let Jack CriSp furnish the water The next thmg we would have to fmance a sewer to take care of the sewage. I remember when the city officials wouldn't thmk about such a Utmg Bradbury for years was wantmg Middleport to extend the !me out there So why wait till now when everythmg IS ~o high ' We old people are lucky to hve, the pnce thai everything IS I am m favor of unproving the town, but I thmk this IS JUSt a Utile too much to push down our neck - Ben Batey Young people are commended Dear Editor I think the young people of our conunun1ty are to be commended on the behavior al the last two dances al the Southern High School The Band Boosters apprecl8te their attendance I wish to thank them, for a chaperone II makes my Job eosy I'm sure others appreciate It, too Also a thanks to the faculty members who have given lhe1r tune. - Marlene Fisher FREE Insurance Counseling By An Cor. Second & Court At Reduced Prlcel We Represent "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY I Transfers It's a very simple business. The Meigs Marauder freshman football team was trounced by the Galhpohs frosh, 44~ Thursday evenmg on Memorial Field Galha coach Buddy Moore 's mnth-g raders scored In every quarter The lone tally for coach Roger Brauer's !rosh ca me on a one-yard plunge by Dan Bulfington, following a 37 yard gallop by Marauder Sieve Randolph were recent guests of the E H Carpenter family Mr and Mrs Terry Wolfe and son, Syracuse, called on his parents, Mr and Mrs Gene Wolfe and son on Sunday afternoon AT RIGGS USED CAR LOT 66 FORD FlOO ................. $795 6 Cyl , st'andard, long w1de bed 72 PONTIAC ....................$2295 Catalina, 4 dr ., P S, P State Automobile Insurance Co. Ohio Farmers Westlield Companies Western Reserve Mutual Insl.lfance Co. B. Sharp 70 PONTIAC .............. ~... ..$1495 S, B 70 CHRYSLER................ ..S1495 Ventura , 4 dr., sedan. P Newport, 2 dr P H T, factory a1r. P S, P B 69 MERCURY...................$1695 70 FORD LTD .................. ~1695 If you know where to find lt. POMEROY MOTOR CO. Marqu1s. 4 dr wagon, loaded Country Squ1re. 4 dr wagon. P steenng. P brakes 70 CAMARO ..................... $1395 2 Dr H T , 6 cyl , auto 70 GREMLIN ............ --.... .$1095 6 Cyl., auto, 4 new tires. Mag wheels 69 PLYMOUTH ................$1395 Fury Ill, 4 dr H T, cleanest one'" area 69 CHEVELLE .................. J995 2 Dr H T., 6 cyl , standard A Good Selection of Cheaper Cars See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS USED CARS Located On St. Rt- 7 985-4100 Chester, 0- SMITH NELSON MOtORS, INC. 500 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992-2174 WE HAVE THE REAL BUYS ON SOME GREAT USED CARS. 1973 PONTIAC 1973 MERCURY (2) 1973 OPEL 1972 FORD 1972 DODGE 1972 PONTIAC 1970 FORD 1968 FORD 1972 CHRYSLER 1972 CHRYSLER 1971 CHEV. Grand Safari Wagon Sharp Cougar Like new G. T auto One red & one yellow Pmto 2 dr auto. Dart 2 dr H T, auto., a1r LeMans 2 dr H T , a1r, c lean 112 Ton Pickup Real n 1ce '4 Ton Pickup Sharp truck Newport Royal L•ke new New Yorker. Extra n1ce Imp 2 dr H T. Clean '4495 '3895 •3295 •2295 •2795 '3495 '1995 '1595 •3495 '4495 •2395 See Ceward Calvert, Ron Hester or Peggy Story We Want You Back Because The Job Was D.one Right Pomeroy Ph. 992-5120 Karr & Van Zandt recuperating after hospitalization due lo in Junes suffered m a fall Mike M1ddleswart has obtai ned employment al the Ga vm plant at Cheshire, Ohio Mr and Mrs LouiS A De l.uz have returned from a ten day vacatiOn m Fairfax, FAlls Church and Sprmgfield, V1rgm1a Norman Lehew has returned home from Veterans Memorial Hospital 1n Pomeroy and is convalescing nicely Mr and Mrs John DobblllS and sons, Columbus, visited her parents, Mr and Mrs Edgar Brewer and enjoyed campmg at Forked Run Lake Leona Folden, dec to Myrtle recently Queen, Loyal A Folden, Carol Mr and Mrs. Bobby Price A Folden, Jr , Sharon Childs, and daughter, Long Bottom, Sandra Brooks, Stanley spent Sunday with her parents, Folden, Danny Folden, Lmda Mr and Mrs. Bill MIC!dleswart Marlin , Cert for trans , Mrs Paulette Van Meter, Columbia Pomeroy, VISited Monday with Ph1ll1p R Randolph, Bertha Mr and Mrs. Larry Randolph to Monongahela Power Co , Ease , Olive Nanme M Radcliffe to Mer~um V Hoffman, Melva K Turner, Lots 1-2, Turner Sub No 2, Rutland A L Birchfield to Jerry D Swartz, Cathy A Swartz, 25 Acre, Salisbury Donald A Henderson to Carol Henderson, 2'1, Acres, Lebanon Meigs Motorcycle Club, Inc to Mmgs Racmg EnterpriSes, Inc , 29 16 Acres, SaliSbury Athens Co Savmgs & Loan Co to James W Carpenter, Linda P Carpenter, Lot 8, Orange Joseph Fields, Pauline V Fields to Archie R Stegall, Lupe J Stegall, 31 865 Acres, Bedford Ferman E Moore, Ulhan E Moore to Rodney C Karr, Barbara C Karr , Lot 94, Middleport Allen E Ball, Freda Ball to James H Woodyard, 7 45 Acres, Chesler Z1ha Midkiff, SylVIa M1dk1ff, Cecil E Midkiff, Em1ha Midkiff to Bert E Romme, PH. 992-2126 Ella M Homme, 7 04 Acres, POMEROY, OHIO Bedford Middleport, OhiO INSURANCE Remaining '• Optn Evenl nos Until o: 0...___ Tll5 p.m. Sat. Why for such a thing as th11tY DAVIS A Few •I • Dear Sir In reference to your article "Road Program Explained", your article slates that five persons have been named to the Action Plan Committee. My questiOn IS Who or whom appointed these people and for what purpose' Truly, they are honorable people but lOur out of five of these people work for the County m jobs which they were appointed to fill They must owe their allegiance to their employer, and 1 am sure the Department of TransporU! lion Is aware of the County Officials desires regardmg roads 1 feel that 1 am well represenlej:i by the people we have elected, and if additiOnal advice or assistance Is needed It should be from varied and general Interests as well as County Employees Wilham B W1lte EACH MONDAY 10 TIL 4 OLDSMOBILE NOW ON DISPLAY IS lose to 'Devils Property Expert In This Field • • • 1974 CADILLAC AND Her grandson, Shawn, Gluesencamp at Portland Mr and Mrs Randall Talbott, New !.exmgton, OhiO visited In thls comrnurnty on Saturday afternoon Mr and Mrs Bob Filch called on Mr and Mrs Ralph Brewer and son on Wednesday evenmg Miss Elaine Lehew VISited Nicki Dawn Van Meter on Sunday eve rung Mr and Mrs atarles Cozart and family, Columbus, spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs Goldie Clendenin Mr and Mrs Edgar Brewer, S W Durst, Paul Evans and Paul Dean, J W Lawson, Louts De Luz, Tom Durst, Mrs Ruby Brayant, Dave and Debbie, R R Durst, Earl Willford, Mr and Mrs R G Abels, Mrs Lowell Greer, Charles Congo, Mrs Mildred Ctrcle, Pat Odwn, N1ckl Dawn Van Meter and B J Colllns Meigs Wider interests needed •• •• • AIRMAN WAYNE E. WELL, oon of Mr. and Mrs Denver E Well, Pomeroy, Rl 3, has been aulgned to Keesler A F.B., Mississippi, following completion of hls baste training al Lackland AFB, Texas He is enrolled in a 21 weeks course of the Morse Systems Operations. Well Is a 1971 graduate of Meigs IJlgh School Mac •e and Ollie Martin and Mr and Mr. David Bryant of Charleston, W Va , Mr and Mrs Bob Lewis and son, and Mrs Myrtle l.ewlll and M1ckey of Poca , W Va and Mrs Carol Cornell and Sherry , local, were callers at the home of Mr and Mrs B1ll Bryant and lam1ly rcccnlly Mr and Mrs Elza B•rch, Racme, M'rs Hazel Shuck, norlda , and Mr and Mrs Tom Birch and son 1 Waterford, Ofilo spent Sunday w1th Mr Clint B1rch and Leota Sue Mrs Faruuc Durst spent a few days last .week with her daughter, Mr and Mrs Tim Wilkinson and son, Columbus Marauder frosh Not Because The Job Was Done Wrong REMEMBER We Service Wlwt We Sell OUR WORD IS OUR BOND 992-2174 Open Eveninp ' Til 7 p.m. & Sal 'til 5 p.m. Service 'T~ 17 ,Moon on Saturdl) \ �• • - The Dally Senllne~ Mlddleport-Pilmeroy, 0 ., Sept. 28, 1973 TeleVisio~ Log 1 - The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Sept. 28, 1~73 WANT ADS INFORMATION . DEADLINES 5 P M Oav Before Publi cat ion Monday Oeed lme 91 m Cancellatton - right to edft or re1ect an y atts detmed ob Jectional , The publisher wtl l not be respon Sible for more than one In Of QUALITY correct Insertion RATES For Want Ad Serv ict 5 ce nts. per word one .nsert1on M in imum Charge Sl OD l-ot cents per word th ree consecutl~e Insertions. 1970Y.W 2 DOOR 1968 FORO FAIRLANE ST. WAGON 1695 automat1c trans , P steenng & brakes, a1r con dttmned radto, good ti r es, 1 owner less than ~.000 miles v.a, CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY for 50 word mtn Each addtl tonal word 3c S139l speed tra ns Save money now ads and ads pa id wilh tn 10 S2 00 CLOSE OUT lon New llg lag 98: OLOSMOOtLE , 4 dr h l'rd top, vinyl top , t iJII pow er and Sewh\g !lh'!Chmes For se wing Dark green ftnlsh, good !Ires, clean mterior , r adio, 4 26 cents pe r word stx con secut lve lnserttons 25 Per cent Dtscount on pald !mum Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS fht Pub lisher reser11ts the t966 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 1595 H T Cpe , good t~r es , clea n vm y l trim, maroon f1 msh, power steen ng & brakes, automatic trans , radio. BLIND ADS Additional 25c Charge per Advertlsem en! OFF ICE HOURS 8 .30 a m to 5 00 p m O& jly , I 30 a m to 12 00 Noon Saturday Pomeroy Motor Co. Notice BOW HUNTERS Micro- Fhte Arrows 19 95 doz. Oura-F1bre Arrows 17 95 doz. Bear & lndtan Bows lnd1an w1th Llfet1me Guarantee INDOOR $HOOTING 20 Pet of Accessones Open Evem ngs 6: 30 to 10 - Closed Mondavs- THE BOW HUNTER Main St. Coolville AUCTION Saturday, Sept 29, 1973 12 30 p m . The Personal Property of the Merle R:ice estate will be sold at the residence . 291 N Fourth St , Middleport, Ohto. in part as follows . Servel refrigerator , plano , 2 davenports , fold 1ng table , dressers, floor lamps , radios , pictures , Ch ild 's chair , sideboard, 3 antique high back chatrs, tools, 2 gas stoves , china cupboard {curved glass), severa l chairs , 2 end tables , tron bed , desk , glassware , coffee table , sweeper . kttchen cab1net , costume Jew elry , many miscellaneous items Edison Hobstetter , Admr Term s cash Not respons ible for accidents Sale conducted by Bradford Auction Co , Ractne, Oh10 C C Bradford . Auctioneer A C Bradford , Sale Mgr 9 28 ltc -------------' and garage sale , BASEMENT dishes , glassware, clothi ng , !adult and Children), some furn iture , all aood Items ' Thursday thru Saturday , 244 Mulberry , Pomeroy 9 26-3tc YARD SALE, .4 miles south of Middleport near the Melos and Gallla Line at the Richard Ftnk res 1dence starting Wednesday at 10 until 5 p.m 9 26 3tc YARD Sale ~ at Arthur M iller 's Residence, R:t. t, Rutlancl. Ohio Sat , Sept 29 and Sunday, Sept JO 10 a .rn till 6 pm Pets For Sale WHITE GERMAN Shepherd for sale , J.year old Call 992 2580 9 26 Jtc 3432 Wanted To Buy COMPLETE set of bunk beds Call Dale Connolly , Long Bottom, Ohio 985 4190 9 25 6tc NO JOe , brass 20c , battenes 90c , clean , dry , Ginseng roots , S60 lb .• yellow root $4 50 , May apple 60c M A Hall , Reeds vtlle . Phone 378 6249 9 23 tfc -=-----------CORNER cupboards, wall cupboards, chests, old guns, any cond i t1on Also blue decorated stoneware Write P 0 Box 44, 'Martmsburg , Ohio, 43935 or call 1 48•·44"0 after 7 p m 8 8-90tc 5 13-lfc BUNDLED SLABS '6.00 Per Ton DELIVERED TO OHIO PALLET CO. On Old Rt. 33 Phone 992-2689 Pomeroy, Ohio 1956 THREE QUARTER ton pickup. Good condltton, S29S . 9~9 3H6 afler 6 week dlyt, anytime weekends 9·28·3tc GRAY MALE cet lost near Pomeroy Elementary Sch ool Reward . Call 992 266~ 9 28 Jlc Jn 1820, baseball's biggest IICanct.J broke. A grand jury ln ChiC!Igo Indicted eight players ct lhe Chlca8o White So1 for "lbrol¥~" lhe 1819 World Berlea aam• wltll lhe Clncln111~ WANTED I'APER CARRIERS IN POMEROY AND SYRACUSE Rldl. Dai~ Sentinel PHONE 992-2156 5501 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and unfurn i shed apartments Phone 992 5434 .4 ·12 ttc ROOMS by the week , 518 up Meigs Inn , Pomeroy . 7 12 tfc any organ ization , phone 992 3975 3 1l tfc VERY nice four room and bath apartment located at 127 • L1ncotn H1ii Road, Pomeroy , Ohio Gu heat . very low gas b ill Garage underneath Formerly the Weed apar t · ments Call Pomeroy , 991 JOS• Tracy Whatey 9-23 6tc TRAILER at Syracuse, adults only Call 992 3525 9 18 tfc MOB I LE home space Market, Syracuse Baer •S 8 26 ttc For Sale STEREO -RADIO tape com blnation . am tm radio , 8 trac k .,.. HURRY , T1me rs runnlr~g out Hlrmg now unt il Oct S Earn $100 week for 3 nights selling brand toys and gifts no de liver ing . no collecting For more In · formation , write to Rf 2, Box 23, Raclhe , Ohio 45 771 9 25 10tc Alignment $11.000 9 26 31C 1968 PONTIA C LeMon• . V 8, 2 LOTS of chrysanthemums for sale, field grown. We only have one color - yellow 10 bunches for S5 Wt have some out In full bloom, somi Just budding R: eynolds F Jower ___ ______ ___ __,. 8 21 tfc 9 28 tic Be R1ghl Make 11 R1ghl barrel automatic , good shape , S850 Call 992 50'12. 9 26 ,3t c 9 26 3tc 1971 DATSUN , 1200 Good condillon , reuonlble pri ce Call 2<1 ·382• 9 26·6tp B•JIIdtog 99 2 2101 Shop , Muon , W ya Call 773 . 5147 . 9 26· ffc Opens Tits MATERIALS CO. 773-5554 MalOn, W. Vo. Middleport, 0 . On Most American Cars -GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 " Pomeroy Home & Auto HOGG & ZUSPAN ELNA and White Sew ing Machmes Serv 1ce on all makes Reasonable rates The Se w 1ng Center , Mid dleport, Oh10 11 16tfc ______________ STEWART. OH 10 3035 PH . 662 10 .4 tfc NEIGLER S FOR HOU SE BU ILDERS CALL GUY NEI GLER , RACINE , OHIO 9 11 30tp WILL TRIM or cut trees and shrubbery, also , clean out ba sement s, att1 cs, and etc. Call 949 3221 or 742 ·4441 __, a 31 lOtc ______________. Monday thru Saturday 606 E. Ma1n, Pomeroy , O. O'DELL WHEEL Alignment located at Crossroads, Rt 12~ . now back to work. Complete front end service, tune up and brake service Wheels balanced electronically All work guaranteed Reasonable rates. Phone 742-3232 2 18 tic RON SHEPARD, Floor, Wall Remodeling, Ceramic tile , baths Box 280 , Rutland 742 · 3664 6·26·tfC FOR FREE est i mates on aluminum siding Storm Doors and Windows , car. ports, Marquees and Rall ing, Phone Charles Lisle, SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE SEWING MACHINES V V. 8 JOHN TUCKER Rt. 4,. Pomeroy, 0. 992-3954 or 992-7349 . L-----------' CONCRETE 6 22 tfc delivered right to you'r project Fast and easy Free Repair Goegleln Ready Mix Middleport, Ohio. service, all makes 992 228.4 . The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Authorized Slno~r Sales and Service We Sharpen Scissors :IS - Baseball 3. 4, 15 2:30 - Death Valley Days 10 ; VIrginian L. 3·00 - Black Omnibus 10. 4:00 - Sesame Street 33 ; Arthur Smith 8, Green Acres 10. : 3Q - Horse Race 8, 10 ·OO - MISter Rogers 33. Petticoat Junction 3, Wrestling 8; Lassie 10; Western Theatre 15; Wide Wor,ld of Sports 6, Man From U.N C.L.E 4. 30- You Asked For It 3, An imal World 10; Electric Company 33. 00 - News 3, 4, 8; A Look at the Book 15 ; Movie " Merry Andrew" 10; M U. Report 33. - NBC News 4, 3, 15, Beverly Hillbillies 8, Sewing Skills 3; loring 33 ; Reasoner Report 13; News 6. H :OO - Hee Haw 6, 8, Age of Anxlety 33; Lawrence Welk 13, 15, 4; Hollywood Squares 3 30- Clltfh 33 : That Good Ole Nashville Music 3 00 - Partridge Family 6, 13. All In the Family 10, B; The MODERN . SANITATION Syracuse, Ohio Carl JacobR.EADY-MIX Sales Representative Johnson and Son, Inc 30 - G03. 4,15, Fat Albert and the Cosbv K1ds 8, 10 00 - CBS Film FestivalS, 10. Lassle 15; Celebrity Bowling 4, Bealles J; Amerlcan Bandstand 6, 13 1·30 - Johnny Bench 4; TBA 15; NFL Highlights 3, College · Football Preview 6, 13 1:45- College Football 6, 13 2:00 - Baseball Pre.Game Show3, 4, 15 ; Popeye 10, VIewpoint esllmates. Phone 992 .328< Co , 6 30 IfF AUTOMOBILE Insurance been ~ Owner and Operator cancelled? Lost your Hoger Hysell's S 12-tfc operator ' s license Call 992 OPEN Garage near Crossroads on 7A28 St Rt 124, all mechanical C BRADFORD, Auctioneer 6 15 lfc work 1nclud1n9 automat i c Complete Service t r ansmiss ions Monday · Phone949-3821 Fnday, a · JO am ltll 5 p m Racme, Ohio Sa turday - 8 30 to 12 noon Crltt Bradford Unless by appt Phone 992 · S·1 ·lf£' 56820r 992 7121 ' 9 16 30tc EXCAVATING, dozer , loadet:. and backhoe work. septl~ EXCAVATING Dozers, large tanks installed; dump truc~'­ and small, Backhoes and and lo boys for hire; will hauJ loaders on track and tires, 1111 dirt, top soli. llmeslon£ '/11 q d B To o\ 11>1 d '-Jr Dump truck - Lo boy ser and ;ravel, Call Bob or Roger vice SeptiC tanks Installed Jeffers, day phone 992 -7089 , l.)ro k. ·• George USIIIl Pullins, phOne n1ght phone 992 3525 or 991· 1 1•1 MI•C h ,!I IJ ( _,hI 1' 1 992 2478 or 992 7402 ' 5232 ~ 2 9 tfc PollH't oy. Oh 1(1 !~.'1 'I 2·11 -tfg KZ LS - NOTICE R SAQZXL KYZJ SAEXZRBZX -Z EMT KZ RMZ YSWWZE Yesterday's Cryptoquote: WHEN YOU FEEL PITY, YOU DON'T ASK OTHER PEOPLE FIRST WHETHER YOU OUGHT TO.-G. C. LICHTENUEIIG GALLIPOLIS VS. MEIGS BRING YOUR UNHULLED FOOTBALL . WALNUTS ON CABLE TV • TO OUR MECHANICAL HULLER LIVE AUDIO TONIGHT ' Your Walnuts will be Hulled Free of Charge And We Wi II Pay You $500 AT 7:45P.M. • COMPLETE TV REPLAY: Per Hundred Pounds Alter They Are Hulled START BUYING OCTOBER 1, 1973 Mov1e "The Mountam Road" 8, " Woody Ha yes" 10 , Movie " Frankenstein" 13 11 . 50 - Mov1es "Strategy of Terror" 3, '' L1 ' l Abner'' 4 12 · 00 - Movie " Welcome to Hard T1mes" 10 1 00 I SO 2 303 5Q - is o pretty tune, although people up around Lake Erle may be leery of singing lhe beauues of a stream 200 rnlles away , Do11m here 111 the valley, however, It makes llttledlflerence. The ·problem with beautiful " Beautiful Ohlo" Ia tbal lt'a showi1111si~ ns of a2e.llke a lovelv old lady In an.antlque df'eq,Iu BY PAUL CRABTREE player-plano rhythm L' out of place In thb era or amplified ~tara. Even so, It's far preferable~ the Mountain State'a olflelal •n,c pC<ipl• ut Ohio's statehouse up ln Colu mbu.~ luiVe come up with a new """g to lyrldze the glones ul the Buckeye SUite . song, "The West V1rglnia Hills," which waa written ln 1 mamer that makes lt almost Impossible lo sing, and even harder lo play, It 's bcin~ heavily played in promotionul spots on ar.a radiu and rv stations, cxllllhng living, workinM and vacat10mng in Ohio. unless you happen~ be a Salvation Army band. ll's nol a matter of urgent priority, and both States probably ~'rankly, I thmk It's a pretty terrible song. w1ll survive nicely If nothing at allis done. Built's goapel truth ·nw words aren't bad, but the music - in rolk-song style - Is thai such Intangible Items as a good song, or the woo-loat record just awful. Instead of being bright, up-temiJO and lively, which is a State univenity'sfootball or basketball teams, do cootribute of what Ohlo ls s upposed lo be, the music has a dirge-hke quality to the self-esteem and pride of a people - for reaaona only tile usually 1·cserved by country-western writers for hymns, songs psychologists and anthropologists could begin to uplaln. C<immemorating catastrophic dL'!asters, and love lost because Therefore, I vote~ replace "The West VIrginia Hilll" wlth ' someone's Ill darhn ' wouldn't stop honky-lonkin '. "Country Roads," urge an agooiZlng reappraisal of " Belllllful Ohio's promoters would do well to send lheir advertiSing Ohlo," and recommend consigning that new promotional jingle people back to the plano, lo put together something a little Jess In Ohlo lo the garbage cans along Tin Pan Alley. mournful, l think. West VIrginia, on tbe other hand, became the accidental beneficiary of an excellent song wlthoulliftlng a hand. Composer John Denver, who'd hardly spent a ny tune in the Mountain State, came up with a marvelow melody a couple of years ago, and hiB "Country Roads" - which almost everybody calls " Almost Heaven, West VIrginia," now - became a major nationa l hll. Just why he picked West VIrg inia as the theme for a song which has both a vibrant, memorable melody and lyrics that are strong on sentiment, 1! weak on geography, 1s not known . Bul it's a fine song, and West VIrginia has adopted 11 for a variety of purposes - at the clost of hardly a cent. Neither song has off1c1al status, but West Virgmia ought to adopt "Country Roads" at the earliest possible moment (with a few mmor changes 1o correct Denver's geographic deficienCies) as the off1clal Stale song as soon as possible. lt's jusl too good to 9:30A.M. SATURDAY IN Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10. Mov1e "l" 3, 4, 15 BobNewhart10,8. OurSireet33 Carol Burnett a, 10 , Griff 6, 13 , TB A33 Two Arctic Tales 33. ABCNews6, 13, News8, 10 Movie "Cull of the Cobra" 6 , News 13 News 3, 4; M1dn1ght Special 15. 11 30 - '• PUB~IC RMZ 9 00 9 30 10 00 10 30 11 OO 11 · 15 11 20 - 8· 30 - Famlly33; MASH 8, 10; Movie "Runaway" 6, 13. I CRYPTOQUOTES (C 1973 King Featuret Syndicate, lne.) Session 33; Emergency J, 4, 15. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED rates Ph 446 3 29·tfc REASONABLE 4782, Gallipolis, John Russell, -------- - .-- ---- MILLER ·, !VIOBILE HOMES Mov1e '' The Ghost of Frankenstein" 13 Movie "Mr Lucky" 4. News 13. Movle "Damsel 1n Dlstress" 4. MIDDLEPORT & POMEROY: Excelsior Salt Works, Inc. 1 P.M. IN GALLIPOLIS. POMEROY, OHIO All ON CABLE CH. 5 ) : Ill TWO OF TIIESE CllARRfD SEEM TO PLAYED A Real Estate For sale --------------- ,, 33 ACRES About 10 for cultivation, the 1220 Washmgton Blvd balance pasture 423-7521 BELPRE, 0. L-----------' TEAFORD Home has TV R, 3 bedrooms. Bath . New kitchen Some paneling & tile . Porche s Cellar U X 64, 3-BEOROOM , 11/2 bath, on pr ivate lot in Rutland Save $1,000 . Call weekdays after 6, anyt1me on Saturday and Sunday, 7~2 5703 9 26 tfc $15.000 00 POMEROY W Main St Large home w1th nver frontage 6 bedrooms w1th wa lk in closets, 41J1 HOME AND RENTAL On one acre All utilities House has 9 rooms, bath. gas heat system ASKING $17,500.00 BELOW MIDDLEPORT Ju st off Rt 7, 3 bedrooms, Town black lop road Only $16.500 00 LOTS 2 lots 100x100 w1lh T.P. water Showi ng a nic e profit Good clean stock Excellent ava 1lable locat1on A grea t futur e for COUNTRY HOME 2 bedrooms, bath, furnace, someo ne Selling due to Ill heallh enclosed porch. garage on larg e lot on Route 33 Need $16,000 00 OYER 3 ACRES 4 bedrooms, bath, laundry YOUR HOME CA N BE A TAX SAVER WHEN YOU OWN OR WHEN YOU SELL. HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER 992-2259 14' X 70'-12' X 50' 12' X 65'-14' X 64' on I y for shed and conc rete floor, 3 bay Implement shed and others 7 room home, with bath on GOOD BUSINESS Drive a Uttle & Save a Lot! lo ca fton $17,500 00 38 ACRE FARM Large gambrel roof barn with bath , new F A furnace Utility room Recreaf1on room New cellar & storage room Porches You must see this Sfl,SOO 00 "UNDER SELL" --------------,-..,,-, Hou se has 3 bedr oo m s Dln1ng room Por c hes Seve ral small build 1ng s L1ne IS burled for new water Larry's of Pomeroy •.• HARRISON'S TV service and serv ice calls Phone 992 2522. 2 9 tfc DOlE R and back hoe work~ ponds and septic tanks , dit ching serv1ce; top soiL fill 1>EAD 51 OCk. - Will remov~" dirt, limestone. B&K mce k1 tchen Large front and at a reasonable charqe Call Escavetlng Phone 992-5367 or" 245 5514 s1de porch Want SlS,OOO 00 992·3861 u 8·23·9Dtc 9 1 ti t> NEW LISTING Bi Level 2 bedroom home w1th bath, gas forced air furnace N1 ce shade trees on one acre plus All uhl1hes FURNISHED HOME 2 bedrooms, bath, gas furnace, shop Ask1ng $37,000 00 96 ACRES Route 325 Land lays nice room , carpor t , garage and several buildings $15,000 00 TRAILER LOCATION If no answer And 6 room house, with garage on 1 acre May trade for mobile home 10 ACRES - 1 acres bottom House that needs rep a1rs , and outbuild i ngs Located on Langsv llle -Oexter Road . Ca ll 992 7791 alter 5 p m 9 27 3tc HOU SE 3 years olcL 3 bedroom , wal -to w~ll car pellng, refr l ~erator and !ltove, Inc lud ed, liv ing room , kif · chen, u11111y room , bath , outside ut llty s torage , Middleport . Phone 992 S06.4 alter 6 p m. 9·21· 12tp WE HAVE OVER 40 PROPERTIES TO OFFER YOU FOR SALE. SOME WE ' LL TRADE r· Fronk Gheen, Sales Mgr. On Tuesday, Oct. 2, 1973, at 2:00 o'clock p.m., a real estate meeting will be held at Southern Ohio Coal Company's main office located on Rt. 689 near Point Rock, Ohio, for the purpose of establishing procedures to advertise rea I estate listings for new and prospective Southern Ohio Coal Company Employees. All realtors and other concerned persons are urged to attend. - -: • r= THE BORN LOSER l®li!JD 1116 aocK I!Ael<. I/JOtJ'T laP... ~'F$ ~~~ Truck Specials ' . • 1971 atEVROLET 1h TON ...... ~2195 ALLEY OOP 8' Fleetslde, V-8 engine, std. Irons., custom cab, foam sea ts , radio, H duty rear spring, w-w tires, R step MY 15EE. 1-lER E YE.R'{ bumper. A sharp truck , local 1 owner ' 1970 atEVROLET 2-TON ...........'2495 8 II Fleetslde, 6 cyl. sland. Iran.., good tires, mirrors. slop bumper NIGH r- BUT IF \ I EVER CA-rt:H . ~eat . No hoi spots, no overdry /ng Fine Mesh Llnl F tit or Wt Sptclall~tln RUTLAND 741 ·421~ MAY,TAG FURNITURE IR~~~v~;:•t • Arntild Grate. Ruttan ~1 5 LAB'S ONLY A FEW MIL&~ F'RQM HERE 1 HE.R··" ' .. Several New'73 Chevrolet Trucks At Great Savings. \JELL, I THOUSHT 1'0 LET 'IIJU 5TA~ IN M~ ROOM. ,ANP t'D J V~T MOVE IN"tb THE .. Halo of Hut ,. Dryer' ; urround c1othtl wllh gentle , even Next Door to the " Jones Boys" YEAH ... '/01.1 NEAR Moytot Ph: 992·7777 POMEROY, OHIO AU. Cl.DeR.l 1967 atEVROLET 1h TON ........ .'.. $595 BID (:aplclty 'J' M1y119 Automatics 2 spe ect opera ~on C/l.olce of yvater t'i! mp s Auto w e t er l eve l to ntrol L lnt F l iter or Power Fin Agitator Plrma .Prtll I I REAL ESTATE MEETING 35Q cu In V-8 engine. 15,000 lb. 2 speed rear a.le, good 825x20 10 ply !Ires, heavy duty front & rear springs, 108" cab to axle, clean cab. Mechanically sound & been regularly serviced tf MOBILE HOMES Monday-Friday 9-8 Sal 9-6, Sun. 1-6 · 1 •5.55 Park" 13 Complet e, mob1le home servlc.e plu s g1gant1 c display of mobile homes ~always available at . • , OPEN Bulltto Your'•$pecs Oehverild to Job Silo 8 4 30 Oa1ly, 8-12 Sal 11 111e Q. H. Rawlings Sons A1r Conditioners Awmngs Underpinnmg LARRY'S .....C./'-~ : or we Will 7 ROOM house with bath in MO"BILE home repa 1r, Elec Rutland , a1r cond 1t1oned, tncal plum bing and heating carpeted, gCis furnace, dish Phone 992 sass washer . double oven, range, 7 15....._tfc double garage , large carp_ort, .4 acres c leared and fenced , SEPTI C TANKS AROBIC small barn and other SEWAGE SYSTE M S buildings Phone 614 142 6834 CLEANED, REPAIRED 5 30 lfc MILLER SA NITATION , 9 23 61c 992 S092 WOOD TRUSSES It Must MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Phone 992-2550 EXPERT Wheel Alignment ASK US ABOUT PRE-FABRICATED Ca ll 9923975 or 992 2 BEDROOM hou se, 3 years old , carpetmg , b1g k 1tchen With lots of cabmets 112 acre of ground , Ra cme, Oh 10 Call 949 4998 9 12-tfc --------------- _ HOUSE ior sale , loca t ed m Bradbury , Cal l 992 7363 after 6pm 9 s 10tc 992 5858. --------------'Bif ARCAT 23 C 8 radio Cili ALL WEATHER ROOFING CO. OffiCE SUPPLIES Wheel 1'h ACRE lots, Darwin area Tuppers Plains water Contact Her shel McClure , Oa~ry Isle, untll 3 p m 992 5248, after 3, 992 3436 926 · 121 C BRUSH HOGS , .4xS ft , phone or Phone Personnel Department, Central D1vlsl on. Consolidation Coal Company , Cadiz, Ohio 43907 . Telephone · 6H U2 4512 AN EMPLOYE~ ....,. 257 1 GOOD dry ear corn Phone 98S JSJ B Call after 5 p m Paul Karr , Chester, Oh 10 9 28 31p 4,000 OLD red bricks have been c leaned Call 992 7080, OPPORTUNITY FURNITURE 6 ROOMS and bath , 1n town , 9-28 61c PANY , lmrn ed la te open ings are available In lhe fo llowi ng pos itions Ma i ntenance Fo reman (underground) / Assistant M ine F=oreman { underground 1, Secti on Forerrfan, Su rfac e Mine Foreman , Reclamat i on Fortman Persons applying should hold val id f~reman certi f ication papers (Ohio) or hav e sufficient e)(perlence to apr,ly for Sfl1te exam inatlon Sa ary Commens urate w ith Exper i ence EMCelllnt Benet1ts TO APPLY Wr ite SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. - -----------.--- *PARKWOOD *KIRKWOOD *FLEETWOOD *ACADEMY *CROYOON 992-2094 606 E. Main Pomero.Y the Commercial ROOFING, FUR · · NACE CLEANING ANO REPAIR AND ' PLUMBING. i POMEROY HOME & AUTO Nathan B1gps CASH pa1d tor all makes and models of mobile homes Phone area code 614 423 9531 41 3 tfc NEW BRICK . 3 bedroom home on 1 acre of lan d Large modern kitchen , full c ar 14 x 6.5 TRAILER, 2 bedroom , peted , located close to t he very good con dtt lo Phone 773 h1gh and elementary schools 5805 Call 992 7686. 8-22 lfc 9 '24 12tc We Feature Some of the Finest: Ph. 742-6271 . All work guaranteed Spectahst 1965 CLASSIC Rambler, ex cellent condition Maytag wringer tvpe washer , dog house- well built , 2 blkes- 20 Inch each, tncycte, boys and girls clothing - size B to 10 Call 992 3373 after S p m. A LOCAL com pan y has im med1ate open1ngs for th e 1965 CHEVY , A speed, Mag wheels , r ebuilt 327 ' eng ine , following positio ns 1 Account 1ng Cler k. new pa int, must sell , 992 2392 9 25-6tp Knowledge and experien c e m cost accoun tmg or payroll essen t1CII Openmgs on the TELEV ISION , $30, Heat ing fo llow ing sh tfts , 8 am 11 11 • stoves, S1 so up , L iving room p m , 4 p m t tll 12 midnlghl. sut tes. S10 up, antique fur 120lt111 8am niture , reas onable , m ise 2 Office secretaries - Duties clothi ng , 25 vp , China CUP· 1nc lud e typing, dictation , board , reasonable . P & J Odds ftllng Opemng on same sh1f ts and Ends , Rt 7, Addison . 11sted above OhiO 3 Personnel Assistant 9 25-•tc Responsible for r ecr u 1tlng snd s..-reen ln g of emp loyees NEW Ear ly American Love Desire lnte rvte wlng or Seats In 100 pet ny lon with co unsel ing exper 1ence Sc otchAUUd Maple wood Excel lent sala r ies and fr inge tr i m, reversible foam bene 111s Send bnef resume ot1 cush ions, only Sll9.95 cash work hiStory and educat ion ana 1..arry ~omerov Send all rep li es to Box 729 SIn Recovery , 622 E Ma in Street. care of The Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy, Ohio, 992 7554. Pom erov , Oh 10 ' 9 2S ·•t c 9 2 tfc For Free Estimate room Write J E Bayl if f , 310 W H1gh Str eet , Cndl!rSVIIIe , Oh 10 45806 9 28 6tp 9 28·12tp 7 18 If Area 's Most Reasonable Prices Healing : Air Cond . Refrigeration . Plumbing · Electrical Appliances · Auto Air Cond . Residentia l or 215 N. Second Phone 992-3509 t 24 Hour Service All work guaranteed. POMEROY , c ustom bu<lt brick Stop In and See Our home , tour bed room s, two Ph~92-2174 Pomeroy Floor [)i~p!ay_, ~~~ ~hp~ ~ c e't u ~~ r 0'\ ~~ s ed"rnel~~ -LL-- - - -- - - - - ' .1..-:--'-...::.....::c..:.....:=,c.__ _.:.....J QUARTER horse mare very gentle , good wtth children . 3083 Painting ASpecialty and f1replace Hardwood floors Full basement. Hot water heat 2 ca r garage w 1th work 1973 1.4x70 MOBILE home , washer a~",d dryer, diSh wuher, stainless steel sink, garbage disposal. eye level oven, range, dacron polyester carpet , large lot. Phone 742 Lincoln H1II- Pomeroy , 0 . Radtafor Spectal1sf 9-28 5tc BENNETT breathmg machine Call Marte Roy , U9-S82l. Roofing , _Spouting, Porch Repair, Complete Home Remodeling . 9 19 9t c baths Utll1ty R D1ning R TV room L R 31x15 with $75 Ph. 992-5271 From the laraest Bulldo[er Radtator to ::.ma 11 es t Heater Cor~ ta pe deck Balance S99 83, or use our budget terms Call 992 3965 MAINTENANCE & REPAIR CONSTRUCTION 1. Jndi au t>Ort •late - Ml&te; Rogers 20. 33 , Bonanre 3. Merv Grlllln 4 And 2. - Buw 5. Ca rd g.mu• Grll!ll llh 8; I Dream ot JeannltlJ : Mission , tmpoSIIbl 6 Y II Uullol 3. He ('har - Eloc. Co 33 ; Gomer Pyle 131 H d • · uctcr . 12. Svat n and Beverly Hillbillies 81 Trails West 15 o gepodge Lodge 10 : Portugal l:tl i<· 55 - Ea rl Nightingale. · IJ. Tmllt•d ( 4 wll• 1 6. 00 - News 3, ~ . 8, 10, 13, 15 , Sesame SI. JO , lntlghl 33 14. Come hm·k t . ~'e ll ow 6:30 - NewsJ, 4, 15, 6, 8.10, Hogan 's Heroes13 • Mak ing Th in s (HI ) 15. Skill Grow 33. ' 9 5. Discharg 00 - Truth or Conseq. 3. 6, Beat the Clock 4 News 10 • What's 16. Sesame Ves,t.rday"s Answtlr 11. Wapiti lng My ~lne 8; Wild Kingdom 13; Elec. Co. 20.' Audubon 'wttdllf e 18. Nau ll<-at Theater 33 ; I Spy IS. 6. While 16. Prong Z1. Wrltlon rope poplar ~ : 30 - Beat the Clock 13 ; Porler Wagoner 3; To Tell lhe Tru th 6, 19. Airw ay Inquiry · 20. ror World Press 20, 33; Holl ywood Squores • Concentration 8 1. l'lnal Treaoure Hunt 10. ' · 29. Hauteur ~~.Annoy · shame! 8. 'fype or nnce 30. Stylish 8 00 - Washington Week In Review 20. 33 , Santord & Son 3, 4, 21. llhlnocer· exam 15 ; Br,.dy Bunch 6, 13; Calu ccl's Dept. 8, 10 23. Greedy shop os beetle (3 wds.) 8 30 - Black Perspective on the New• 20 33 · Odd Couple 13 24 Italian 31. Czech 22. Sheet or 9. O'Hare Gir l with Something Extra 3, 4, 15 · Ozzre''s Girls 6 Caos' com ... il&8s moun tams tenant Elliott a, 10 ' · · mune 36. llltc 23. Unpleas· 10. Cotton 00 - Masterpiece Theatre 33 , Room-222 6, 13 : Homewood 20; • ant hap· 31. - West 25. Band fabri c Needles and Pins J, 4, 15. e ~-,:!Tii<l::;;;!TI'Il'i'Bli-f>OI 30 - Adam's Rib 6, 13 , Brian Keith 3, 4, 15; Movies " Hard· 25. penlng Poe's "To l' case" 8, " Kelly's Heroes" 10 " 00 - Love, Amer ican Style 13, 6 ; News 20, Handlul ol Ashes ~6. Tou33. Oean Martin 3, 4, 1~ Lomc 30 - Woman 33 sea demon I I 00 - News, Weather, Sports6, e, 10, 13, 4, 15.3 27. Hurl I 30 - Johnny Carson 3, 4, 15 ; In Concert 6. Movies "Girt 28. Equal Happy" 8; " The Gorgon" 8; "In Like Flint" 13. (comb 1:00 - MtdniP,ht Special 3, 4, News 13 · form ) 1 15 - Mo ~le 'Crea tur e with the Atom Brain" 10. 2 30 - News< 29. K1nd of march 3Z. Shi pshaped SATURDAY, SEPT. 29, 1973 clock 6 30 - IV Classroom 8; Kentucky Afield 13 , Faith for Today 10 7 oo - Neighbors 13, Farm Front 4, Fun for Everyone 6 33. Sp1rit Treehouse Club 8, 10: Farm book 3 ' talk 7 15 - Woman's Point of VIew 13 34. Chinese 7 30 - Man from COSI10, Treehouse Club 13: Sesame St 20. pagoda Gospel 6, Abbott & Costello 8, Banana Splits 3, Dlck Van 35. Sar · Dyke 4. castic 8 00 - Jake's Place6 , lldsvllle 3, 4, 15; Bugs Bunny 13 , Popeye 37. Defrost 10 , Fllntstones 8 38. Pace 8 30- Inch High Private Eye 3, 4, 15; Yogi 's Gang 13, Hu ck and 39. Hebrew Yogi 6, Batley's Comets 8, Mister Rogers 20. lyre 9 00 - Sesame St. 20 ; Addams Fam1ly 3, 4, lS , Super Frlends6, 13 . Movie 8, 10. 40. Hind er 30 - Emergency J, 4, 15 41. Sic1han 00 - Elec. Co 20; Butch Cassidy 3, 4, 15, Lassie's Rescue volcano Rangers 6, 13, My Favorite Martians 8. 10, Football 9 · 2S Gallipolis vs. Meigs 5. DAILY CRYPTOQUOTEHere's how to work it: 30 - Mister Rogers 20; Star Trek 3, 4, 15 , Goober and the AXYDLBAAXR Ghost Chasers 6, 13 , Jeannie 8, 10 .00 - Sesame St 20 ; Sigmund and the Sea Monsters 3, 4, 15 , is LONGFELLOW Brady Kids 6, 13, Speed Buggy 8, 10 One letter Simply slands for anoth er 1n this sample A IS .30 - Pink Panthers 3, 4, 15 , Mission : Magi c 6, 13 , Josle and used for the three L's, X for the lwo O's, etc Si ngle letters, the Pussycats In Outer Space 8, 10. apostrophes, the length and formati on or the words are all 00 - Elec. Co. 20; Jetsons 3, 4, 15 ; Everything's Archie 8, to , Wrestling 6, Movie " The Banana Splits In Hocus Pocus hints. Each day the code leiters arc different p ANDJ HOME PRICE wit h 742 --------------PRIVATE meeting room for '1------------, -------------- HURRY eQUAL Mobile Homes For Sale 9tc Real Estate For Sale 7 15-tfc CENTRAL DIVISIONCON SOLI DATION COAL COM Auto Sales '. Coli 9·27 -6tc The $8.00 Per Ton 9 23 tfc 1 Copper , 60c , rad1ators Ohio POLES MAXIMUM DIAMETER 10" ON LARGEST END POODLE groom ing, no ap potnt men t necessa r y ss. May st~y w1t~ dog Coolville 667 3915 9 27 6tc For Rent Help Wanted WANTED CHIPWOOD Carsey , Mgr Phone 992 -2181 NOTICE YARD sale Fr~day and S,!furdey , Lark i ns St, Rutla,,d Lad1es dresses 25c , baby clothes lOc and 15c , men's clothing , 2 davenports , FUEL Truck Drrver needed References requ~red Send Westmghouse record players . Lots of odds and ends repl ies to Box 729 E , co The 9 21 2tc De11y Senttnel, Pomeroy , Wanted 9 19 1964 1 TON CheVrolet se rv1 ce bed $500 Ph Employment Wanted 9 27 3tc 9 25 9tc 9 .. _ Jack W .... Lost SHOOTING Match , Cor n OLD furn tture , oak t ables , Hollow Gun Club , Turn f trst clocks, Ice boxes , brass beds , nght after Miles Cemetery , d1sh es or complete Rutland Factory choked households Wr rte M 0 guns only Sunday. Sept JO, 1 M 1ller, R:t "' · Pomeroy , Oh•O , pm call 992 6271 till 3 S501 -------------- . can RUMMAGE Sale will be held at the Sacred Heart Church. Pomeroy, basement, Oct • and S, Thursday and Friday , 9 POMEROY Gene's Body Shop 1970 FO RD Ma verick 6 cvlln der , standa rd tranSmiSSIOn , needs repa 1r $700 Ph 7.42 good bu y Used less than 1 UPHOL ST ER your ow n fur n1ture We hlwe a!l th e sup f=IARKVI EW Kennels Poodles , plies you Wil l need I toy male and 1 female Upho l stery Fabr~cs , a very Phone 992 5443 large select 1on of nylons, 715tfc ve lvets, Hercu lon , v 1ny 1s - .n cofton prmts. also r emnants Foam for c uShiOn s and GERMAN Shepher d Dog , padding Burlap , den1ms , Smokey, mostly bla ck W1fh ca mbn c, foam glue, ztppers, tan markings Lost between spnngs and cl•ps, ch ipboards, WILL do coal or mise haul1 ng Langsville and Dexter S20 legs , se w ing thread , dacron , lobs , also body work and pamt Reward Call 992 6379 or 742 tack s webb1ng , weir cord , lobs on autos Phone 992 7S97 3664 cotton , sw1ve l bases , and all 9 27 6tc 9 25 6tc other suppl ieS you w1l l need New f~Jrn l ture at low , low MALE fo)( hound . col or 8 W T pr 1ces Pomeroy Recovery , Emory Gordon tf found call 622 E Mam . 992 7554 KOSCOT KOSME TICS & WIGS collect Robert Gordon. 831 JOtc September Spec ial s are CheShire, Oh 10 367 7112 - - -....... - - - - - - - - - - Lemon Facral Bath , Bath & 9 25 stc EXCELSIOR Salt Works , E . Shower Gel , Jr Facial Mask , Main St, Pom eroy All kmds Kover Kotes , L1qurd Rouge , of salt water pellets, wa te r Half Sprays , Shampoos , " K" nuggets, blo ck salt and own Beauty Bars , Su ntan Spray Ohio R 1ver Salt Phone 992 and olh ers Phone Helen Ja ne. 3891 Brown , 992 5 11 3 Many thanks 6 s tfc 10 our new and regular MOBILE home , adults only Cal I 992 5592 --customers. 928tfc · 9 11 tfc GROCER Y busmess tor sate Bu!ldmg for sale or lease FLEA MARKET at Addison 1 1 HOU SE, unfurniShed , 4 Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m Oh10 , Sund ay f1ll ., Dealers bedrooms , nice yard, wall to to 10 p m , for appomtment welcome, P & J Odds and walt carpet1ng, air con 3 20 ttc Ends d1110n1ng 1 furnished apart ment with 3 rooms , bath, 1 9 25 6tc duplex Flhone 992 2780 or 992 WANTED for auct ton . household goods Tools, most Sportsman Club , noon Sun anyth ing of value Will buy or day , Fac tory choked guns sell on comm tss ion Wtll haul only 992 3 35• or 992 27 92 9 21 3t c ' Hayman ' s 725 .tfc ------------- Here' s your cha nce for a Pets For Sale 9 27 2tc 9-23·30tc NEW UN ICO UPRIGHT FREEZER 12 cu ft. - only 203 95 season -----.------SHOOT lNG Match , Forked Run SWEEPER' Repairs , Parts , Supptle!!l Discount prices on General merchand ise thru our catalog department Phone 367 -7736 Davis Vacuum Cleaner Store, 10 am S p .m Addison , Ohio air cond lt lf)n lng . 1 way ad stre tch fabrics . buttonholes, lustable steering wheel , low tan cy designs , etc Paint mileage . can 992 5510 . sllg hii V blem1 shed Cholce ol 9 28 4t C carrying case or se w i ng stMd S49 80 cash or term s a~ta!lable . Phone 992 ·2984 1968 OLDSMOBILE 98 white 9 23 6tc with bla c k Inter io r . air cond itioned, new tires and one ELECTR:OLUX Sweeper deluxe own er ShOw room clean , model Complete with all $1 ,195 Call 7425869 cl eaning att achmenrs and 9 28 3tc , uses paper bag~ Slightly used but cleans,and looks like new . Will se ll for $J7 25 cas h or 1968 PLYMOUTH Road RUrl · ner , new pamt lob Good terms available Phone 992 sha pe , 5700, or will consider 2984 iln older car on trade Also , ., 9 23 ·6t c 1962 Ford truck , 3-QuDrter ron Excellent cond ition, good l !res , S300 Ca ll 992 -7797 , Just Arrived 1 Only 9 26 3rc Also 1 Repossessed Fuel 011 Furnace, 175,000 BTU OPEN EVES. S: OO P . M. POMEROY, OHIO ATTENTION Auto Sales For Sale uow ~ AC'RIISS I. l•ruclt Up Wltll oow, Ohio baa had all the best ollt. "Beautiful Ohio" & THINGS by IHOMAS JOSEPH FRIDAY, SEPT. 28, 1m Corrections w ill be accepted until 9 a m for Day of Publ tcatlon REGULATIONS days Business Services Sentinel Classifieds _Get Results! wustc. . POMEROY MOTOR CO. "Yf)ur Chevy Dealer" ' 1 992·2126 Open E• Till 8 Pomelo, '• r • •• ¥&5, I INTERVi&.WEO HIM ONCSi A OF YEARS AGO WH!N 1 WAS A CUB REPORTER/ NUMBE~ �• • - The Dally Senllne~ Mlddleport-Pilmeroy, 0 ., Sept. 28, 1973 TeleVisio~ Log 1 - The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Sept. 28, 1~73 WANT ADS INFORMATION . DEADLINES 5 P M Oav Before Publi cat ion Monday Oeed lme 91 m Cancellatton - right to edft or re1ect an y atts detmed ob Jectional , The publisher wtl l not be respon Sible for more than one In Of QUALITY correct Insertion RATES For Want Ad Serv ict 5 ce nts. per word one .nsert1on M in imum Charge Sl OD l-ot cents per word th ree consecutl~e Insertions. 1970Y.W 2 DOOR 1968 FORO FAIRLANE ST. WAGON 1695 automat1c trans , P steenng & brakes, a1r con dttmned radto, good ti r es, 1 owner less than ~.000 miles v.a, CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY for 50 word mtn Each addtl tonal word 3c S139l speed tra ns Save money now ads and ads pa id wilh tn 10 S2 00 CLOSE OUT lon New llg lag 98: OLOSMOOtLE , 4 dr h l'rd top, vinyl top , t iJII pow er and Sewh\g !lh'!Chmes For se wing Dark green ftnlsh, good !Ires, clean mterior , r adio, 4 26 cents pe r word stx con secut lve lnserttons 25 Per cent Dtscount on pald !mum Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS fht Pub lisher reser11ts the t966 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 1595 H T Cpe , good t~r es , clea n vm y l trim, maroon f1 msh, power steen ng & brakes, automatic trans , radio. BLIND ADS Additional 25c Charge per Advertlsem en! OFF ICE HOURS 8 .30 a m to 5 00 p m O& jly , I 30 a m to 12 00 Noon Saturday Pomeroy Motor Co. Notice BOW HUNTERS Micro- Fhte Arrows 19 95 doz. Oura-F1bre Arrows 17 95 doz. Bear & lndtan Bows lnd1an w1th Llfet1me Guarantee INDOOR $HOOTING 20 Pet of Accessones Open Evem ngs 6: 30 to 10 - Closed Mondavs- THE BOW HUNTER Main St. Coolville AUCTION Saturday, Sept 29, 1973 12 30 p m . The Personal Property of the Merle R:ice estate will be sold at the residence . 291 N Fourth St , Middleport, Ohto. in part as follows . Servel refrigerator , plano , 2 davenports , fold 1ng table , dressers, floor lamps , radios , pictures , Ch ild 's chair , sideboard, 3 antique high back chatrs, tools, 2 gas stoves , china cupboard {curved glass), severa l chairs , 2 end tables , tron bed , desk , glassware , coffee table , sweeper . kttchen cab1net , costume Jew elry , many miscellaneous items Edison Hobstetter , Admr Term s cash Not respons ible for accidents Sale conducted by Bradford Auction Co , Ractne, Oh10 C C Bradford . Auctioneer A C Bradford , Sale Mgr 9 28 ltc -------------' and garage sale , BASEMENT dishes , glassware, clothi ng , !adult and Children), some furn iture , all aood Items ' Thursday thru Saturday , 244 Mulberry , Pomeroy 9 26-3tc YARD SALE, .4 miles south of Middleport near the Melos and Gallla Line at the Richard Ftnk res 1dence starting Wednesday at 10 until 5 p.m 9 26 3tc YARD Sale ~ at Arthur M iller 's Residence, R:t. t, Rutlancl. Ohio Sat , Sept 29 and Sunday, Sept JO 10 a .rn till 6 pm Pets For Sale WHITE GERMAN Shepherd for sale , J.year old Call 992 2580 9 26 Jtc 3432 Wanted To Buy COMPLETE set of bunk beds Call Dale Connolly , Long Bottom, Ohio 985 4190 9 25 6tc NO JOe , brass 20c , battenes 90c , clean , dry , Ginseng roots , S60 lb .• yellow root $4 50 , May apple 60c M A Hall , Reeds vtlle . Phone 378 6249 9 23 tfc -=-----------CORNER cupboards, wall cupboards, chests, old guns, any cond i t1on Also blue decorated stoneware Write P 0 Box 44, 'Martmsburg , Ohio, 43935 or call 1 48•·44"0 after 7 p m 8 8-90tc 5 13-lfc BUNDLED SLABS '6.00 Per Ton DELIVERED TO OHIO PALLET CO. On Old Rt. 33 Phone 992-2689 Pomeroy, Ohio 1956 THREE QUARTER ton pickup. Good condltton, S29S . 9~9 3H6 afler 6 week dlyt, anytime weekends 9·28·3tc GRAY MALE cet lost near Pomeroy Elementary Sch ool Reward . Call 992 266~ 9 28 Jlc Jn 1820, baseball's biggest IICanct.J broke. A grand jury ln ChiC!Igo Indicted eight players ct lhe Chlca8o White So1 for "lbrol¥~" lhe 1819 World Berlea aam• wltll lhe Clncln111~ WANTED I'APER CARRIERS IN POMEROY AND SYRACUSE Rldl. Dai~ Sentinel PHONE 992-2156 5501 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and unfurn i shed apartments Phone 992 5434 .4 ·12 ttc ROOMS by the week , 518 up Meigs Inn , Pomeroy . 7 12 tfc any organ ization , phone 992 3975 3 1l tfc VERY nice four room and bath apartment located at 127 • L1ncotn H1ii Road, Pomeroy , Ohio Gu heat . very low gas b ill Garage underneath Formerly the Weed apar t · ments Call Pomeroy , 991 JOS• Tracy Whatey 9-23 6tc TRAILER at Syracuse, adults only Call 992 3525 9 18 tfc MOB I LE home space Market, Syracuse Baer •S 8 26 ttc For Sale STEREO -RADIO tape com blnation . am tm radio , 8 trac k .,.. HURRY , T1me rs runnlr~g out Hlrmg now unt il Oct S Earn $100 week for 3 nights selling brand toys and gifts no de liver ing . no collecting For more In · formation , write to Rf 2, Box 23, Raclhe , Ohio 45 771 9 25 10tc Alignment $11.000 9 26 31C 1968 PONTIA C LeMon• . V 8, 2 LOTS of chrysanthemums for sale, field grown. We only have one color - yellow 10 bunches for S5 Wt have some out In full bloom, somi Just budding R: eynolds F Jower ___ ______ ___ __,. 8 21 tfc 9 28 tic Be R1ghl Make 11 R1ghl barrel automatic , good shape , S850 Call 992 50'12. 9 26 ,3t c 9 26 3tc 1971 DATSUN , 1200 Good condillon , reuonlble pri ce Call 2<1 ·382• 9 26·6tp B•JIIdtog 99 2 2101 Shop , Muon , W ya Call 773 . 5147 . 9 26· ffc Opens Tits MATERIALS CO. 773-5554 MalOn, W. Vo. Middleport, 0 . On Most American Cars -GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 " Pomeroy Home & Auto HOGG & ZUSPAN ELNA and White Sew ing Machmes Serv 1ce on all makes Reasonable rates The Se w 1ng Center , Mid dleport, Oh10 11 16tfc ______________ STEWART. OH 10 3035 PH . 662 10 .4 tfc NEIGLER S FOR HOU SE BU ILDERS CALL GUY NEI GLER , RACINE , OHIO 9 11 30tp WILL TRIM or cut trees and shrubbery, also , clean out ba sement s, att1 cs, and etc. Call 949 3221 or 742 ·4441 __, a 31 lOtc ______________. Monday thru Saturday 606 E. Ma1n, Pomeroy , O. O'DELL WHEEL Alignment located at Crossroads, Rt 12~ . now back to work. Complete front end service, tune up and brake service Wheels balanced electronically All work guaranteed Reasonable rates. Phone 742-3232 2 18 tic RON SHEPARD, Floor, Wall Remodeling, Ceramic tile , baths Box 280 , Rutland 742 · 3664 6·26·tfC FOR FREE est i mates on aluminum siding Storm Doors and Windows , car. ports, Marquees and Rall ing, Phone Charles Lisle, SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE SEWING MACHINES V V. 8 JOHN TUCKER Rt. 4,. Pomeroy, 0. 992-3954 or 992-7349 . L-----------' CONCRETE 6 22 tfc delivered right to you'r project Fast and easy Free Repair Goegleln Ready Mix Middleport, Ohio. service, all makes 992 228.4 . The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Authorized Slno~r Sales and Service We Sharpen Scissors :IS - Baseball 3. 4, 15 2:30 - Death Valley Days 10 ; VIrginian L. 3·00 - Black Omnibus 10. 4:00 - Sesame Street 33 ; Arthur Smith 8, Green Acres 10. : 3Q - Horse Race 8, 10 ·OO - MISter Rogers 33. Petticoat Junction 3, Wrestling 8; Lassie 10; Western Theatre 15; Wide Wor,ld of Sports 6, Man From U.N C.L.E 4. 30- You Asked For It 3, An imal World 10; Electric Company 33. 00 - News 3, 4, 8; A Look at the Book 15 ; Movie " Merry Andrew" 10; M U. Report 33. - NBC News 4, 3, 15, Beverly Hillbillies 8, Sewing Skills 3; loring 33 ; Reasoner Report 13; News 6. H :OO - Hee Haw 6, 8, Age of Anxlety 33; Lawrence Welk 13, 15, 4; Hollywood Squares 3 30- Clltfh 33 : That Good Ole Nashville Music 3 00 - Partridge Family 6, 13. All In the Family 10, B; The MODERN . SANITATION Syracuse, Ohio Carl JacobR.EADY-MIX Sales Representative Johnson and Son, Inc 30 - G03. 4,15, Fat Albert and the Cosbv K1ds 8, 10 00 - CBS Film FestivalS, 10. Lassle 15; Celebrity Bowling 4, Bealles J; Amerlcan Bandstand 6, 13 1·30 - Johnny Bench 4; TBA 15; NFL Highlights 3, College · Football Preview 6, 13 1:45- College Football 6, 13 2:00 - Baseball Pre.Game Show3, 4, 15 ; Popeye 10, VIewpoint esllmates. Phone 992 .328< Co , 6 30 IfF AUTOMOBILE Insurance been ~ Owner and Operator cancelled? Lost your Hoger Hysell's S 12-tfc operator ' s license Call 992 OPEN Garage near Crossroads on 7A28 St Rt 124, all mechanical C BRADFORD, Auctioneer 6 15 lfc work 1nclud1n9 automat i c Complete Service t r ansmiss ions Monday · Phone949-3821 Fnday, a · JO am ltll 5 p m Racme, Ohio Sa turday - 8 30 to 12 noon Crltt Bradford Unless by appt Phone 992 · S·1 ·lf£' 56820r 992 7121 ' 9 16 30tc EXCAVATING, dozer , loadet:. and backhoe work. septl~ EXCAVATING Dozers, large tanks installed; dump truc~'­ and small, Backhoes and and lo boys for hire; will hauJ loaders on track and tires, 1111 dirt, top soli. llmeslon£ '/11 q d B To o\ 11>1 d '-Jr Dump truck - Lo boy ser and ;ravel, Call Bob or Roger vice SeptiC tanks Installed Jeffers, day phone 992 -7089 , l.)ro k. ·• George USIIIl Pullins, phOne n1ght phone 992 3525 or 991· 1 1•1 MI•C h ,!I IJ ( _,hI 1' 1 992 2478 or 992 7402 ' 5232 ~ 2 9 tfc PollH't oy. Oh 1(1 !~.'1 'I 2·11 -tfg KZ LS - NOTICE R SAQZXL KYZJ SAEXZRBZX -Z EMT KZ RMZ YSWWZE Yesterday's Cryptoquote: WHEN YOU FEEL PITY, YOU DON'T ASK OTHER PEOPLE FIRST WHETHER YOU OUGHT TO.-G. C. LICHTENUEIIG GALLIPOLIS VS. MEIGS BRING YOUR UNHULLED FOOTBALL . WALNUTS ON CABLE TV • TO OUR MECHANICAL HULLER LIVE AUDIO TONIGHT ' Your Walnuts will be Hulled Free of Charge And We Wi II Pay You $500 AT 7:45P.M. • COMPLETE TV REPLAY: Per Hundred Pounds Alter They Are Hulled START BUYING OCTOBER 1, 1973 Mov1e "The Mountam Road" 8, " Woody Ha yes" 10 , Movie " Frankenstein" 13 11 . 50 - Mov1es "Strategy of Terror" 3, '' L1 ' l Abner'' 4 12 · 00 - Movie " Welcome to Hard T1mes" 10 1 00 I SO 2 303 5Q - is o pretty tune, although people up around Lake Erle may be leery of singing lhe beauues of a stream 200 rnlles away , Do11m here 111 the valley, however, It makes llttledlflerence. The ·problem with beautiful " Beautiful Ohlo" Ia tbal lt'a showi1111si~ ns of a2e.llke a lovelv old lady In an.antlque df'eq,Iu BY PAUL CRABTREE player-plano rhythm L' out of place In thb era or amplified ~tara. Even so, It's far preferable~ the Mountain State'a olflelal •n,c pC<ipl• ut Ohio's statehouse up ln Colu mbu.~ luiVe come up with a new """g to lyrldze the glones ul the Buckeye SUite . song, "The West V1rglnia Hills," which waa written ln 1 mamer that makes lt almost Impossible lo sing, and even harder lo play, It 's bcin~ heavily played in promotionul spots on ar.a radiu and rv stations, cxllllhng living, workinM and vacat10mng in Ohio. unless you happen~ be a Salvation Army band. ll's nol a matter of urgent priority, and both States probably ~'rankly, I thmk It's a pretty terrible song. w1ll survive nicely If nothing at allis done. Built's goapel truth ·nw words aren't bad, but the music - in rolk-song style - Is thai such Intangible Items as a good song, or the woo-loat record just awful. Instead of being bright, up-temiJO and lively, which is a State univenity'sfootball or basketball teams, do cootribute of what Ohlo ls s upposed lo be, the music has a dirge-hke quality to the self-esteem and pride of a people - for reaaona only tile usually 1·cserved by country-western writers for hymns, songs psychologists and anthropologists could begin to uplaln. C<immemorating catastrophic dL'!asters, and love lost because Therefore, I vote~ replace "The West VIrginia Hilll" wlth ' someone's Ill darhn ' wouldn't stop honky-lonkin '. "Country Roads," urge an agooiZlng reappraisal of " Belllllful Ohio's promoters would do well to send lheir advertiSing Ohlo," and recommend consigning that new promotional jingle people back to the plano, lo put together something a little Jess In Ohlo lo the garbage cans along Tin Pan Alley. mournful, l think. West VIrginia, on tbe other hand, became the accidental beneficiary of an excellent song wlthoulliftlng a hand. Composer John Denver, who'd hardly spent a ny tune in the Mountain State, came up with a marvelow melody a couple of years ago, and hiB "Country Roads" - which almost everybody calls " Almost Heaven, West VIrginia," now - became a major nationa l hll. Just why he picked West VIrg inia as the theme for a song which has both a vibrant, memorable melody and lyrics that are strong on sentiment, 1! weak on geography, 1s not known . Bul it's a fine song, and West VIrginia has adopted 11 for a variety of purposes - at the clost of hardly a cent. Neither song has off1c1al status, but West Virgmia ought to adopt "Country Roads" at the earliest possible moment (with a few mmor changes 1o correct Denver's geographic deficienCies) as the off1clal Stale song as soon as possible. lt's jusl too good to 9:30A.M. SATURDAY IN Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10. Mov1e "l" 3, 4, 15 BobNewhart10,8. OurSireet33 Carol Burnett a, 10 , Griff 6, 13 , TB A33 Two Arctic Tales 33. ABCNews6, 13, News8, 10 Movie "Cull of the Cobra" 6 , News 13 News 3, 4; M1dn1ght Special 15. 11 30 - '• PUB~IC RMZ 9 00 9 30 10 00 10 30 11 OO 11 · 15 11 20 - 8· 30 - Famlly33; MASH 8, 10; Movie "Runaway" 6, 13. I CRYPTOQUOTES (C 1973 King Featuret Syndicate, lne.) Session 33; Emergency J, 4, 15. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED rates Ph 446 3 29·tfc REASONABLE 4782, Gallipolis, John Russell, -------- - .-- ---- MILLER ·, !VIOBILE HOMES Mov1e '' The Ghost of Frankenstein" 13 Movie "Mr Lucky" 4. News 13. Movle "Damsel 1n Dlstress" 4. MIDDLEPORT & POMEROY: Excelsior Salt Works, Inc. 1 P.M. IN GALLIPOLIS. POMEROY, OHIO All ON CABLE CH. 5 ) : Ill TWO OF TIIESE CllARRfD SEEM TO PLAYED A Real Estate For sale --------------- ,, 33 ACRES About 10 for cultivation, the 1220 Washmgton Blvd balance pasture 423-7521 BELPRE, 0. L-----------' TEAFORD Home has TV R, 3 bedrooms. Bath . New kitchen Some paneling & tile . Porche s Cellar U X 64, 3-BEOROOM , 11/2 bath, on pr ivate lot in Rutland Save $1,000 . Call weekdays after 6, anyt1me on Saturday and Sunday, 7~2 5703 9 26 tfc $15.000 00 POMEROY W Main St Large home w1th nver frontage 6 bedrooms w1th wa lk in closets, 41J1 HOME AND RENTAL On one acre All utilities House has 9 rooms, bath. gas heat system ASKING $17,500.00 BELOW MIDDLEPORT Ju st off Rt 7, 3 bedrooms, Town black lop road Only $16.500 00 LOTS 2 lots 100x100 w1lh T.P. water Showi ng a nic e profit Good clean stock Excellent ava 1lable locat1on A grea t futur e for COUNTRY HOME 2 bedrooms, bath, furnace, someo ne Selling due to Ill heallh enclosed porch. garage on larg e lot on Route 33 Need $16,000 00 OYER 3 ACRES 4 bedrooms, bath, laundry YOUR HOME CA N BE A TAX SAVER WHEN YOU OWN OR WHEN YOU SELL. HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER 992-2259 14' X 70'-12' X 50' 12' X 65'-14' X 64' on I y for shed and conc rete floor, 3 bay Implement shed and others 7 room home, with bath on GOOD BUSINESS Drive a Uttle & Save a Lot! lo ca fton $17,500 00 38 ACRE FARM Large gambrel roof barn with bath , new F A furnace Utility room Recreaf1on room New cellar & storage room Porches You must see this Sfl,SOO 00 "UNDER SELL" --------------,-..,,-, Hou se has 3 bedr oo m s Dln1ng room Por c hes Seve ral small build 1ng s L1ne IS burled for new water Larry's of Pomeroy •.• HARRISON'S TV service and serv ice calls Phone 992 2522. 2 9 tfc DOlE R and back hoe work~ ponds and septic tanks , dit ching serv1ce; top soiL fill 1>EAD 51 OCk. - Will remov~" dirt, limestone. B&K mce k1 tchen Large front and at a reasonable charqe Call Escavetlng Phone 992-5367 or" 245 5514 s1de porch Want SlS,OOO 00 992·3861 u 8·23·9Dtc 9 1 ti t> NEW LISTING Bi Level 2 bedroom home w1th bath, gas forced air furnace N1 ce shade trees on one acre plus All uhl1hes FURNISHED HOME 2 bedrooms, bath, gas furnace, shop Ask1ng $37,000 00 96 ACRES Route 325 Land lays nice room , carpor t , garage and several buildings $15,000 00 TRAILER LOCATION If no answer And 6 room house, with garage on 1 acre May trade for mobile home 10 ACRES - 1 acres bottom House that needs rep a1rs , and outbuild i ngs Located on Langsv llle -Oexter Road . Ca ll 992 7791 alter 5 p m 9 27 3tc HOU SE 3 years olcL 3 bedroom , wal -to w~ll car pellng, refr l ~erator and !ltove, Inc lud ed, liv ing room , kif · chen, u11111y room , bath , outside ut llty s torage , Middleport . Phone 992 S06.4 alter 6 p m. 9·21· 12tp WE HAVE OVER 40 PROPERTIES TO OFFER YOU FOR SALE. SOME WE ' LL TRADE r· Fronk Gheen, Sales Mgr. On Tuesday, Oct. 2, 1973, at 2:00 o'clock p.m., a real estate meeting will be held at Southern Ohio Coal Company's main office located on Rt. 689 near Point Rock, Ohio, for the purpose of establishing procedures to advertise rea I estate listings for new and prospective Southern Ohio Coal Company Employees. All realtors and other concerned persons are urged to attend. - -: • r= THE BORN LOSER l®li!JD 1116 aocK I!Ael<. I/JOtJ'T laP... ~'F$ ~~~ Truck Specials ' . • 1971 atEVROLET 1h TON ...... ~2195 ALLEY OOP 8' Fleetslde, V-8 engine, std. Irons., custom cab, foam sea ts , radio, H duty rear spring, w-w tires, R step MY 15EE. 1-lER E YE.R'{ bumper. A sharp truck , local 1 owner ' 1970 atEVROLET 2-TON ...........'2495 8 II Fleetslde, 6 cyl. sland. Iran.., good tires, mirrors. slop bumper NIGH r- BUT IF \ I EVER CA-rt:H . ~eat . No hoi spots, no overdry /ng Fine Mesh Llnl F tit or Wt Sptclall~tln RUTLAND 741 ·421~ MAY,TAG FURNITURE IR~~~v~;:•t • Arntild Grate. Ruttan ~1 5 LAB'S ONLY A FEW MIL&~ F'RQM HERE 1 HE.R··" ' .. Several New'73 Chevrolet Trucks At Great Savings. \JELL, I THOUSHT 1'0 LET 'IIJU 5TA~ IN M~ ROOM. ,ANP t'D J V~T MOVE IN"tb THE .. Halo of Hut ,. Dryer' ; urround c1othtl wllh gentle , even Next Door to the " Jones Boys" YEAH ... '/01.1 NEAR Moytot Ph: 992·7777 POMEROY, OHIO AU. Cl.DeR.l 1967 atEVROLET 1h TON ........ .'.. $595 BID (:aplclty 'J' M1y119 Automatics 2 spe ect opera ~on C/l.olce of yvater t'i! mp s Auto w e t er l eve l to ntrol L lnt F l iter or Power Fin Agitator Plrma .Prtll I I REAL ESTATE MEETING 35Q cu In V-8 engine. 15,000 lb. 2 speed rear a.le, good 825x20 10 ply !Ires, heavy duty front & rear springs, 108" cab to axle, clean cab. Mechanically sound & been regularly serviced tf MOBILE HOMES Monday-Friday 9-8 Sal 9-6, Sun. 1-6 · 1 •5.55 Park" 13 Complet e, mob1le home servlc.e plu s g1gant1 c display of mobile homes ~always available at . • , OPEN Bulltto Your'•$pecs Oehverild to Job Silo 8 4 30 Oa1ly, 8-12 Sal 11 111e Q. H. Rawlings Sons A1r Conditioners Awmngs Underpinnmg LARRY'S .....C./'-~ : or we Will 7 ROOM house with bath in MO"BILE home repa 1r, Elec Rutland , a1r cond 1t1oned, tncal plum bing and heating carpeted, gCis furnace, dish Phone 992 sass washer . double oven, range, 7 15....._tfc double garage , large carp_ort, .4 acres c leared and fenced , SEPTI C TANKS AROBIC small barn and other SEWAGE SYSTE M S buildings Phone 614 142 6834 CLEANED, REPAIRED 5 30 lfc MILLER SA NITATION , 9 23 61c 992 S092 WOOD TRUSSES It Must MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Phone 992-2550 EXPERT Wheel Alignment ASK US ABOUT PRE-FABRICATED Ca ll 9923975 or 992 2 BEDROOM hou se, 3 years old , carpetmg , b1g k 1tchen With lots of cabmets 112 acre of ground , Ra cme, Oh 10 Call 949 4998 9 12-tfc --------------- _ HOUSE ior sale , loca t ed m Bradbury , Cal l 992 7363 after 6pm 9 s 10tc 992 5858. --------------'Bif ARCAT 23 C 8 radio Cili ALL WEATHER ROOFING CO. OffiCE SUPPLIES Wheel 1'h ACRE lots, Darwin area Tuppers Plains water Contact Her shel McClure , Oa~ry Isle, untll 3 p m 992 5248, after 3, 992 3436 926 · 121 C BRUSH HOGS , .4xS ft , phone or Phone Personnel Department, Central D1vlsl on. Consolidation Coal Company , Cadiz, Ohio 43907 . Telephone · 6H U2 4512 AN EMPLOYE~ ....,. 257 1 GOOD dry ear corn Phone 98S JSJ B Call after 5 p m Paul Karr , Chester, Oh 10 9 28 31p 4,000 OLD red bricks have been c leaned Call 992 7080, OPPORTUNITY FURNITURE 6 ROOMS and bath , 1n town , 9-28 61c PANY , lmrn ed la te open ings are available In lhe fo llowi ng pos itions Ma i ntenance Fo reman (underground) / Assistant M ine F=oreman { underground 1, Secti on Forerrfan, Su rfac e Mine Foreman , Reclamat i on Fortman Persons applying should hold val id f~reman certi f ication papers (Ohio) or hav e sufficient e)(perlence to apr,ly for Sfl1te exam inatlon Sa ary Commens urate w ith Exper i ence EMCelllnt Benet1ts TO APPLY Wr ite SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. - -----------.--- *PARKWOOD *KIRKWOOD *FLEETWOOD *ACADEMY *CROYOON 992-2094 606 E. Main Pomero.Y the Commercial ROOFING, FUR · · NACE CLEANING ANO REPAIR AND ' PLUMBING. i POMEROY HOME & AUTO Nathan B1gps CASH pa1d tor all makes and models of mobile homes Phone area code 614 423 9531 41 3 tfc NEW BRICK . 3 bedroom home on 1 acre of lan d Large modern kitchen , full c ar 14 x 6.5 TRAILER, 2 bedroom , peted , located close to t he very good con dtt lo Phone 773 h1gh and elementary schools 5805 Call 992 7686. 8-22 lfc 9 '24 12tc We Feature Some of the Finest: Ph. 742-6271 . All work guaranteed Spectahst 1965 CLASSIC Rambler, ex cellent condition Maytag wringer tvpe washer , dog house- well built , 2 blkes- 20 Inch each, tncycte, boys and girls clothing - size B to 10 Call 992 3373 after S p m. A LOCAL com pan y has im med1ate open1ngs for th e 1965 CHEVY , A speed, Mag wheels , r ebuilt 327 ' eng ine , following positio ns 1 Account 1ng Cler k. new pa int, must sell , 992 2392 9 25-6tp Knowledge and experien c e m cost accoun tmg or payroll essen t1CII Openmgs on the TELEV ISION , $30, Heat ing fo llow ing sh tfts , 8 am 11 11 • stoves, S1 so up , L iving room p m , 4 p m t tll 12 midnlghl. sut tes. S10 up, antique fur 120lt111 8am niture , reas onable , m ise 2 Office secretaries - Duties clothi ng , 25 vp , China CUP· 1nc lud e typing, dictation , board , reasonable . P & J Odds ftllng Opemng on same sh1f ts and Ends , Rt 7, Addison . 11sted above OhiO 3 Personnel Assistant 9 25-•tc Responsible for r ecr u 1tlng snd s..-reen ln g of emp loyees NEW Ear ly American Love Desire lnte rvte wlng or Seats In 100 pet ny lon with co unsel ing exper 1ence Sc otchAUUd Maple wood Excel lent sala r ies and fr inge tr i m, reversible foam bene 111s Send bnef resume ot1 cush ions, only Sll9.95 cash work hiStory and educat ion ana 1..arry ~omerov Send all rep li es to Box 729 SIn Recovery , 622 E Ma in Street. care of The Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy, Ohio, 992 7554. Pom erov , Oh 10 ' 9 2S ·•t c 9 2 tfc For Free Estimate room Write J E Bayl if f , 310 W H1gh Str eet , Cndl!rSVIIIe , Oh 10 45806 9 28 6tp 9 28·12tp 7 18 If Area 's Most Reasonable Prices Healing : Air Cond . Refrigeration . Plumbing · Electrical Appliances · Auto Air Cond . Residentia l or 215 N. Second Phone 992-3509 t 24 Hour Service All work guaranteed. POMEROY , c ustom bu<lt brick Stop In and See Our home , tour bed room s, two Ph~92-2174 Pomeroy Floor [)i~p!ay_, ~~~ ~hp~ ~ c e't u ~~ r 0'\ ~~ s ed"rnel~~ -LL-- - - -- - - - - ' .1..-:--'-...::.....::c..:.....:=,c.__ _.:.....J QUARTER horse mare very gentle , good wtth children . 3083 Painting ASpecialty and f1replace Hardwood floors Full basement. Hot water heat 2 ca r garage w 1th work 1973 1.4x70 MOBILE home , washer a~",d dryer, diSh wuher, stainless steel sink, garbage disposal. eye level oven, range, dacron polyester carpet , large lot. Phone 742 Lincoln H1II- Pomeroy , 0 . Radtafor Spectal1sf 9-28 5tc BENNETT breathmg machine Call Marte Roy , U9-S82l. Roofing , _Spouting, Porch Repair, Complete Home Remodeling . 9 19 9t c baths Utll1ty R D1ning R TV room L R 31x15 with $75 Ph. 992-5271 From the laraest Bulldo[er Radtator to ::.ma 11 es t Heater Cor~ ta pe deck Balance S99 83, or use our budget terms Call 992 3965 MAINTENANCE & REPAIR CONSTRUCTION 1. Jndi au t>Ort •late - Ml&te; Rogers 20. 33 , Bonanre 3. Merv Grlllln 4 And 2. - Buw 5. Ca rd g.mu• Grll!ll llh 8; I Dream ot JeannltlJ : Mission , tmpoSIIbl 6 Y II Uullol 3. He ('har - Eloc. Co 33 ; Gomer Pyle 131 H d • · uctcr . 12. Svat n and Beverly Hillbillies 81 Trails West 15 o gepodge Lodge 10 : Portugal l:tl i<· 55 - Ea rl Nightingale. · IJ. Tmllt•d ( 4 wll• 1 6. 00 - News 3, ~ . 8, 10, 13, 15 , Sesame SI. JO , lntlghl 33 14. Come hm·k t . ~'e ll ow 6:30 - NewsJ, 4, 15, 6, 8.10, Hogan 's Heroes13 • Mak ing Th in s (HI ) 15. Skill Grow 33. ' 9 5. Discharg 00 - Truth or Conseq. 3. 6, Beat the Clock 4 News 10 • What's 16. Sesame Ves,t.rday"s Answtlr 11. Wapiti lng My ~lne 8; Wild Kingdom 13; Elec. Co. 20.' Audubon 'wttdllf e 18. Nau ll<-at Theater 33 ; I Spy IS. 6. While 16. Prong Z1. Wrltlon rope poplar ~ : 30 - Beat the Clock 13 ; Porler Wagoner 3; To Tell lhe Tru th 6, 19. Airw ay Inquiry · 20. ror World Press 20, 33; Holl ywood Squores • Concentration 8 1. l'lnal Treaoure Hunt 10. ' · 29. Hauteur ~~.Annoy · shame! 8. 'fype or nnce 30. Stylish 8 00 - Washington Week In Review 20. 33 , Santord & Son 3, 4, 21. llhlnocer· exam 15 ; Br,.dy Bunch 6, 13; Calu ccl's Dept. 8, 10 23. Greedy shop os beetle (3 wds.) 8 30 - Black Perspective on the New• 20 33 · Odd Couple 13 24 Italian 31. Czech 22. Sheet or 9. O'Hare Gir l with Something Extra 3, 4, 15 · Ozzre''s Girls 6 Caos' com ... il&8s moun tams tenant Elliott a, 10 ' · · mune 36. llltc 23. Unpleas· 10. Cotton 00 - Masterpiece Theatre 33 , Room-222 6, 13 : Homewood 20; • ant hap· 31. - West 25. Band fabri c Needles and Pins J, 4, 15. e ~-,:!Tii<l::;;;!TI'Il'i'Bli-f>OI 30 - Adam's Rib 6, 13 , Brian Keith 3, 4, 15; Movies " Hard· 25. penlng Poe's "To l' case" 8, " Kelly's Heroes" 10 " 00 - Love, Amer ican Style 13, 6 ; News 20, Handlul ol Ashes ~6. Tou33. Oean Martin 3, 4, 1~ Lomc 30 - Woman 33 sea demon I I 00 - News, Weather, Sports6, e, 10, 13, 4, 15.3 27. Hurl I 30 - Johnny Carson 3, 4, 15 ; In Concert 6. Movies "Girt 28. Equal Happy" 8; " The Gorgon" 8; "In Like Flint" 13. (comb 1:00 - MtdniP,ht Special 3, 4, News 13 · form ) 1 15 - Mo ~le 'Crea tur e with the Atom Brain" 10. 2 30 - News< 29. K1nd of march 3Z. Shi pshaped SATURDAY, SEPT. 29, 1973 clock 6 30 - IV Classroom 8; Kentucky Afield 13 , Faith for Today 10 7 oo - Neighbors 13, Farm Front 4, Fun for Everyone 6 33. Sp1rit Treehouse Club 8, 10: Farm book 3 ' talk 7 15 - Woman's Point of VIew 13 34. Chinese 7 30 - Man from COSI10, Treehouse Club 13: Sesame St 20. pagoda Gospel 6, Abbott & Costello 8, Banana Splits 3, Dlck Van 35. Sar · Dyke 4. castic 8 00 - Jake's Place6 , lldsvllle 3, 4, 15; Bugs Bunny 13 , Popeye 37. Defrost 10 , Fllntstones 8 38. Pace 8 30- Inch High Private Eye 3, 4, 15; Yogi 's Gang 13, Hu ck and 39. Hebrew Yogi 6, Batley's Comets 8, Mister Rogers 20. lyre 9 00 - Sesame St. 20 ; Addams Fam1ly 3, 4, lS , Super Frlends6, 13 . Movie 8, 10. 40. Hind er 30 - Emergency J, 4, 15 41. Sic1han 00 - Elec. Co 20; Butch Cassidy 3, 4, 15, Lassie's Rescue volcano Rangers 6, 13, My Favorite Martians 8. 10, Football 9 · 2S Gallipolis vs. Meigs 5. DAILY CRYPTOQUOTEHere's how to work it: 30 - Mister Rogers 20; Star Trek 3, 4, 15 , Goober and the AXYDLBAAXR Ghost Chasers 6, 13 , Jeannie 8, 10 .00 - Sesame St 20 ; Sigmund and the Sea Monsters 3, 4, 15 , is LONGFELLOW Brady Kids 6, 13, Speed Buggy 8, 10 One letter Simply slands for anoth er 1n this sample A IS .30 - Pink Panthers 3, 4, 15 , Mission : Magi c 6, 13 , Josle and used for the three L's, X for the lwo O's, etc Si ngle letters, the Pussycats In Outer Space 8, 10. apostrophes, the length and formati on or the words are all 00 - Elec. Co. 20; Jetsons 3, 4, 15 ; Everything's Archie 8, to , Wrestling 6, Movie " The Banana Splits In Hocus Pocus hints. Each day the code leiters arc different p ANDJ HOME PRICE wit h 742 --------------PRIVATE meeting room for '1------------, -------------- HURRY eQUAL Mobile Homes For Sale 9tc Real Estate For Sale 7 15-tfc CENTRAL DIVISIONCON SOLI DATION COAL COM Auto Sales '. Coli 9·27 -6tc The $8.00 Per Ton 9 23 tfc 1 Copper , 60c , rad1ators Ohio POLES MAXIMUM DIAMETER 10" ON LARGEST END POODLE groom ing, no ap potnt men t necessa r y ss. May st~y w1t~ dog Coolville 667 3915 9 27 6tc For Rent Help Wanted WANTED CHIPWOOD Carsey , Mgr Phone 992 -2181 NOTICE YARD sale Fr~day and S,!furdey , Lark i ns St, Rutla,,d Lad1es dresses 25c , baby clothes lOc and 15c , men's clothing , 2 davenports , FUEL Truck Drrver needed References requ~red Send Westmghouse record players . Lots of odds and ends repl ies to Box 729 E , co The 9 21 2tc De11y Senttnel, Pomeroy , Wanted 9 19 1964 1 TON CheVrolet se rv1 ce bed $500 Ph Employment Wanted 9 27 3tc 9 25 9tc 9 .. _ Jack W .... Lost SHOOTING Match , Cor n OLD furn tture , oak t ables , Hollow Gun Club , Turn f trst clocks, Ice boxes , brass beds , nght after Miles Cemetery , d1sh es or complete Rutland Factory choked households Wr rte M 0 guns only Sunday. Sept JO, 1 M 1ller, R:t "' · Pomeroy , Oh•O , pm call 992 6271 till 3 S501 -------------- . can RUMMAGE Sale will be held at the Sacred Heart Church. Pomeroy, basement, Oct • and S, Thursday and Friday , 9 POMEROY Gene's Body Shop 1970 FO RD Ma verick 6 cvlln der , standa rd tranSmiSSIOn , needs repa 1r $700 Ph 7.42 good bu y Used less than 1 UPHOL ST ER your ow n fur n1ture We hlwe a!l th e sup f=IARKVI EW Kennels Poodles , plies you Wil l need I toy male and 1 female Upho l stery Fabr~cs , a very Phone 992 5443 large select 1on of nylons, 715tfc ve lvets, Hercu lon , v 1ny 1s - .n cofton prmts. also r emnants Foam for c uShiOn s and GERMAN Shepher d Dog , padding Burlap , den1ms , Smokey, mostly bla ck W1fh ca mbn c, foam glue, ztppers, tan markings Lost between spnngs and cl•ps, ch ipboards, WILL do coal or mise haul1 ng Langsville and Dexter S20 legs , se w ing thread , dacron , lobs , also body work and pamt Reward Call 992 6379 or 742 tack s webb1ng , weir cord , lobs on autos Phone 992 7S97 3664 cotton , sw1ve l bases , and all 9 27 6tc 9 25 6tc other suppl ieS you w1l l need New f~Jrn l ture at low , low MALE fo)( hound . col or 8 W T pr 1ces Pomeroy Recovery , Emory Gordon tf found call 622 E Mam . 992 7554 KOSCOT KOSME TICS & WIGS collect Robert Gordon. 831 JOtc September Spec ial s are CheShire, Oh 10 367 7112 - - -....... - - - - - - - - - - Lemon Facral Bath , Bath & 9 25 stc EXCELSIOR Salt Works , E . Shower Gel , Jr Facial Mask , Main St, Pom eroy All kmds Kover Kotes , L1qurd Rouge , of salt water pellets, wa te r Half Sprays , Shampoos , " K" nuggets, blo ck salt and own Beauty Bars , Su ntan Spray Ohio R 1ver Salt Phone 992 and olh ers Phone Helen Ja ne. 3891 Brown , 992 5 11 3 Many thanks 6 s tfc 10 our new and regular MOBILE home , adults only Cal I 992 5592 --customers. 928tfc · 9 11 tfc GROCER Y busmess tor sate Bu!ldmg for sale or lease FLEA MARKET at Addison 1 1 HOU SE, unfurniShed , 4 Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m Oh10 , Sund ay f1ll ., Dealers bedrooms , nice yard, wall to to 10 p m , for appomtment welcome, P & J Odds and walt carpet1ng, air con 3 20 ttc Ends d1110n1ng 1 furnished apart ment with 3 rooms , bath, 1 9 25 6tc duplex Flhone 992 2780 or 992 WANTED for auct ton . household goods Tools, most Sportsman Club , noon Sun anyth ing of value Will buy or day , Fac tory choked guns sell on comm tss ion Wtll haul only 992 3 35• or 992 27 92 9 21 3t c ' Hayman ' s 725 .tfc ------------- Here' s your cha nce for a Pets For Sale 9 27 2tc 9-23·30tc NEW UN ICO UPRIGHT FREEZER 12 cu ft. - only 203 95 season -----.------SHOOT lNG Match , Forked Run SWEEPER' Repairs , Parts , Supptle!!l Discount prices on General merchand ise thru our catalog department Phone 367 -7736 Davis Vacuum Cleaner Store, 10 am S p .m Addison , Ohio air cond lt lf)n lng . 1 way ad stre tch fabrics . buttonholes, lustable steering wheel , low tan cy designs , etc Paint mileage . can 992 5510 . sllg hii V blem1 shed Cholce ol 9 28 4t C carrying case or se w i ng stMd S49 80 cash or term s a~ta!lable . Phone 992 ·2984 1968 OLDSMOBILE 98 white 9 23 6tc with bla c k Inter io r . air cond itioned, new tires and one ELECTR:OLUX Sweeper deluxe own er ShOw room clean , model Complete with all $1 ,195 Call 7425869 cl eaning att achmenrs and 9 28 3tc , uses paper bag~ Slightly used but cleans,and looks like new . Will se ll for $J7 25 cas h or 1968 PLYMOUTH Road RUrl · ner , new pamt lob Good terms available Phone 992 sha pe , 5700, or will consider 2984 iln older car on trade Also , ., 9 23 ·6t c 1962 Ford truck , 3-QuDrter ron Excellent cond ition, good l !res , S300 Ca ll 992 -7797 , Just Arrived 1 Only 9 26 3rc Also 1 Repossessed Fuel 011 Furnace, 175,000 BTU OPEN EVES. S: OO P . M. POMEROY, OHIO ATTENTION Auto Sales For Sale uow ~ AC'RIISS I. l•ruclt Up Wltll oow, Ohio baa had all the best ollt. "Beautiful Ohio" & THINGS by IHOMAS JOSEPH FRIDAY, SEPT. 28, 1m Corrections w ill be accepted until 9 a m for Day of Publ tcatlon REGULATIONS days Business Services Sentinel Classifieds _Get Results! wustc. . POMEROY MOTOR CO. "Yf)ur Chevy Dealer" ' 1 992·2126 Open E• Till 8 Pomelo, '• r • •• ¥&5, I INTERVi&.WEO HIM ONCSi A OF YEARS AGO WH!N 1 WAS A CUB REPORTER/ NUMBE~ �10- Till' Oal!y Sentill(:, Mid!lleport-Pumeroy, 0 .. &pt. 28, 1~.~ Hobtt llll'dlnl Ctnt-. l.Ot'; . { !' '\\! <tl~ Hc•b;ing, (OIIK'h.orgta 1 David Bare, Eugene I UESOAY INDUSTRIAL (Continutid from Page I) Barringer, Mrs. Larry Cox and Muon Bowling Center Septtmhr25, lf7) daughter, Mildred Franklin. Tum · Point1 Thursday and r•Hltiuued until 21 F•iday afternoon when utKevin Gibbs, Mrs . Dennis Bur1ons Sunoca Charle s ~ , I:Je tzmg, 84 , 81115 !! Tuppers died Thursday Hooater and son, Tami Hat- Oh io Electr ic n torney Raymond G. Musgrave, at tho Plains, Khnes Co!\vatescent field, Michael Jackson, l'A!lma ~ l gys Uud Cars 18 Counsel for Ldcul 426, was Center following an extended Coca Cola 18 Kaylor, James Kerwood, Ftesners Te;.c.&co 12 expected to call witnesses to illness, a the stand. Virginia McDaniel, Deanna Tuch~rs Mr. Bettlno wo!ls born In , Meigs. Muon Aggregatls 6 County, the son of .the Merry, Joseph Miller, Pauline Alleged vandalism at the l~te John Team H fg.h Serlts - Burton~ Ellzaoelh Wells Miller, Braidy Monroe, Mrs. Sunoco 2673. R tgga Uud Cars plant came as an aftermath of Bel l ing , Heand was "lso preceded 2~46 , John Nance, Donald Norman, a strike that began July I when In death by a sister and seven Team High Game ..... Bur tons Brenda Osborne, Heather Sunoco 911 , Burton' Sunoco a two-year contract between brothers . Afarmer lor the greater part Richards, Opal Ross, Golda 906. the union and company ex- of his llle, Mr . Be!zlng was a Ind i v idual High Seri!S Roush, Lydia Smith, Joseph Roge-r Riebel 608 , Russ pired. former board member and Capehart 517. former clerk of the 01 iveThorne, Sr., Donald Van Meter With Judge James Lee Orange Ind ividual High Game Board of Education . !1, Mrs. Arnot Weaver and Roger RIebel 222 , John Grate Thompson as the presiding Surv iving art his wife, Mrs . 2\4 . daughter, Donald Welch, Robbi Jurist, attorneys Uttlepage and Edith Chr is ty Belzlng . a Mrs. Dana (Bernice) Westfall, William Wooldridge Poff sought to show violations daughter, Hoffman of Rutland ; two and Mary Yoho. of the agreement. MR. WEEKS ILL grandsons, Charles and Steven (B.Irths) Eldon W!!eks, Pomeroy, is a Ralph E. Warner, assistant Hoffman of Columbus ,· a greatMr . · and Mrs. James patient at University Hospital, plant manager, was the first to granddaughter, Tina Hoffman, and several nieces Cochran, a daughter, Point Columbus. Cards may be sent testify and underwent cross Columbus, and nephews. Pleasant; Mr. and Mrs. James to him in care of the hospital. examination from attorney Funeral services will be held Durst, a son, Leon, W.Va.; Mr. His room number is. 785. at 2 p.m. S~nday at the White Musgrave when .ihe hearing Fune:ral Home with the Rev . and Mrs. Ralph Swint, a son, was resumed Thursday. Robert Meece officiating . Oak Hill. In the pnrade of witnesses, Burial wilt be idn the South SPEAKER NAMED Deputy Sheriff James F. Bethel Cemetery, Sliver Ridge. MEET AT CAMP The Rev. 0. G. McKinnery, Gaskins was the second called. Friends may call al the White All residents interested in Charleston, W. Va., will be His testimony centered around Funeral Home in Coolville after noon on scouting are requested to meet evangelist for revival services activities of the past 10 days anytime Saturday. at Camp Kiashuta near to be held at the Syracuse when he was called to the plant Chester beginning at 9 a.m. on Church of the Nazarene at 7:30 site because of periodic Saturday and Sunday to belp p.m. each evening from disturbances night with repairs and cleaning up Sunday through Oct. 7. The hoU~"s. He ·toldduring o! several the Boy Scout camp. The group Rev. Mr. McKinney has served PLANE LOST being gathe.red at persons will be repairing the swinging as a minister for over :;o years entrances. TEXARKANA, Ark. IUPI) · bridge , mowing grass and and has spoken many limes In - An Army National Guard Karl Wiles, Personnel helicopter, searching making what repairs are this area. There will be special necessary. Tbe camp will be music . The Rev. M. C. Supervisor, told of nails being forested foothllls . for a the site of a camporee on Nov. Larimore, pnstor, invites the placed in roadways, leading miss lug jetliner, crashed in a into plant properly, repeated heavy fog today killing all 16-18 for the MGM District. public. cuttings of the telephone and three mea aboard. · micro-wave cables, about a The helicopter was leading trailer being placed in com- a search for a Texas Inpany property. Wiles also ternational Airlines turdisclosed acts of vandalism boprop jel which crashed which occurred to homes and Thursday night on a 25cars o( some ·supervisory mlnute night with 11 persons employes. Among the victims aboard. ' were Charles Yeager, R. J. The wreckage of the Williamson, Wayne Carter, C. jetliner was not found A. Weaver. overnight and searchers Also relating events. per- were hampered today by taining to the sub-station, stormy weather. which is located across U. S. Rl. 33, Wiles named · several striking employes who were recognized on these particular occasions, I)Ot present in the company property. courtroom yesterday. Others called were Howard Item after item was iden- Wagenhals, John A. Bryan, tified, and marked as plain- Glen L. Hensler, John J: Sebo; tiff's exhibits a.nd admitted as George VanOver, and Samuel evidence to total 39 exhibits. Burns Jr. Among those shown were various concoctions of wire and rock, chain and wire, and other alleged to hav~ been thrown over power lines which caused flashes and disruptions of Once you decide on the car ... electric service. then ask your dealer to finance it with us. You'll get fast action. Low rates. Friendly ~ervice . R. G. Lake, an employe, told Agood deal. All the way. of personal harassment · that involved Shoving and adverse .language directed at him while he was out of the plant and at a local gasoline station. He identified his alleged assailant, who was present In the court·room. Later testimony showed this person as one of the striking employes. pomeroy pomeroy Jlm Muncy, Regional Chief •utlond natlona Dispatcher for Appalachian bank Power Company, testified that the bank of disruption of electric service ttie century established 1872 was releated to acts of vandalism at the sub-station area. Wallace Jamison, another -bor employe, cited explosions In FDIC the sub-station and its · surrounding area as he . testified to vandalism on Evidence Mr. 84, clainwd Mil. S l ' l· : ~n:JC I Murv111 Hulph Spenl'CI\ dit"t.l f'rit 1 ~ y morn in~ ul ~;xn;Nm; o l'mllt'roll. Mr. Spt•ncer had bten m lllillrtC \ t'ltMilll Sl. hinut.• iu hl•Hlth scvcru1 ycurs. Surviviuu 11rc his wife, Judith llewctson Spcnecr; a son , Urian Wayne, und a datl.l(htcr, Melinda Joan ~pcn< •cr , buth •t home, The family desires there be no public funcrol visitation or flowers . Preceding Mr . Spcntw in death were his Jmrcnl•, Ralph und Thelma Wehrung Spencer of Pomeroy. NOW YOU !(NOW San Francisco and New York City were joined by telephone in 1915. i..<>CAL TEMPS · The temperature in downtown Pomeroy at ll a.m. Friday was 73 degrees under cloudy skies. UU1'1.tiOK (1hanc·t· or rulu on Sunduy. WJEH knocked off air Highs In the 70s and fnws In Hud1u Stallon WJ~;u In th<• ~Os . lialllpolis wa• •truck by u rtre at 8:20 u.m. today which will ~::::;:~~:::~:s:..~~"\~~:;;:;:;.~':-"$!·!>:;:;:-:-:·:· keep it off the air at least 24 UNil' CAI.I.Eil hours. The Pomeroy E-1\ squ~d Gallipolis Volunteer firemen, answered n call to the Marvin local lawmen and slallon Spencer residence, 307 Wet- personnel fought the blaze for Z!lHII St. at 6:53 a.n1. today, Mr. one-half hour before bringing it Spencer was dead up<m the Wider ciontrol squad's arrival. The fire, believed caused by CLUB TO MEET an electrical short · irr light The Middleport Garden Club fidures in the station's transwill meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday mitter room, was discovered at the Coiwnbus and Southern by Mary Louise Thornton , 'Eiectric .Co. social room. statioq bookkeeper and Paul E. Wagner, owner and president CWA TO MEET . Local 4375 of the Com- or Wagner Broadcasllng · munication Workers of Company. Station Manager Bill Miller America will hold an important union meeting at lhe junior fair said he and chief engineer building on the Athens County Randy Callihan will check the Fairgrounds at 1:30 p.m. damage later today to deterSunday. All unions members mine if the transmitters can be repaired immediately . are urged to attend. AccordinK to Miller there was minOt Mmoke and w~ter damage to the ,sta lion's main control room and the Fl\1 control room. II was the second fire the station 's 23-year history. In 19S7, a night blaze leveled the main building . Veterans Memoria l Hospllll ADMITTED - Pat Aeikor, Pomeroy : Rolland Morrf1, Pomeroy ; Sarah Tuttle, Pomeroy ; VIrginia Wolfe , Syracuse; Mary Davis, Clif· ' ton; Mary Estep, WeJt Columbia. DISCHARGED Nan Davis, Howard Largent, Er.lc Morrl~. Carl Pullins, JoseJl_h Wilson , George Hackett, 8('., Hurdle Nelson, Debor~h Gillilan, Paul Eakin . Elberfelds Store in Pomeroy and Elberfelds Warehouse on Mechanic Street are open until 9 at night on Fridays and Saturdays. Special sale prices all over the store - Men's sport shirts entire stock at sale prices - Special sale Men's All Weather Coats - Men's sleeveless sweater sale - White Swan Uniforms . DECISIONS. DECISIONS. Cartoon: in beef! ·, Mr. Mouse Take• A Trip Show Starts 7 p.m. Love This Group! ! Returning This Week The unique tendern~u in @ Beef Is directly related t~ delicious .trop~c~l frvih 1 such as pineapple, papaya, and ftgs. Natures ongmal tendering agenh, already prisent In beef~ ore supplemented by pUre food protein derivatives of so~e of lhtne fruits. Minute quantities ore used to create 0 uruque tendernen never before pouible. This process j1 10 natural it ouures full beef flavor and nutrition . 0 1 well 01 . added tenderness. · WATER WHEEL . 4-PIECE GROUP WITII VOCALIST They Play Everything! SATURDAY NIGHT 10 TIL2 THE MEIGS INN 992·3S29. POMEROY ' Now, delightful in every tut-Swift's Premium c§ Beef gives you tenderness 'so remarkable that your whole concept of cooking will be thanged. Chucks and rump sieaks ond roasts are now all cui$ you con serve with pride and took r ! . SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1973 . Gallipolis-Point Pleasant eosier and qulck11r than I!Ver before I They're delicious. You con save up to 30 minutes if you decide to braise a pot roast. Look for- reach for ' - the Iobei Swift' I Premium~ Beef. Pomeroy-Middleport PRICE 20 CENTS Twins killed·in tractor mishap EW!NGTON - Tragedy struck this small community at 3:4S p.m. Friday when Ivan Martin. and Irvin Marvin Lambert, 18-year old twin sons of Ethel and Orlle Lambert of Rt.1, Ewington, died in a tractor ·accident near here. The GalllaMeigs Post State Highway Patrol and Galli a County Sheriff Janies W. Saunders said the victims were working on a farm on Ewington Rd. and had driven the tractor to a Service station. The accident occurred on Ewington Rd., one half mile from Rt. 160. According to \he investigation, tile young [!len were driving back to their work when the tractor app!ll'e'ltlr went out of control In loose.gravel and roiled over on ,. top of tliii victlffis. • ... ' Dr. Donald R. Warehime, Gallla County Coroner, ruled death was caused by massive internal injuries. The twins were born Aug. 17, 1955, at Westerville, Ohio, Surviving besides the parents are eight brothers and five sisters: Stanley, North Carolina; Charles, Rt. 4, Jackson ; · Harvey, Venice, Fla.; Howard, Ostrander, Roush heads Action ·Plan group You1l Really . VOL 8 NO. 35 FOUR SECTIONS SUPPORT FOR OIDO- Rep. Clarence Millet' (right), with Senator Robert Taft, Jr, (second from ~t) and Duke Portmann (second from left) representing . Sen. Willii!M Sal!be have expresse4 joint support that a proposed experllhental coal gaslllc&lion 'plant be loeated in southeastern Ohio. In a far-ranging meen~g with George Fumlch, the 1\Cting odlrect<ir of ·the U. S. Office of eoal Research;· Miller, Taft and Polotmarm were advised that present plans for a proposed coal gasification project involved cooperation between both the federal government and private industry. Citing increasing U. S. energy requirements, Miller offered that the federal government take ~e lead_ in putting the proposed ~iant into operation with plans io eventually relinquish 1ts operation to commercoal mterest~. Miller said, ·~lme is a critical factor in this matter" and that he would contmue to urge the Administration and Congress to accelerate present energy-related research and development efforts. Both Sen. Taft and Sen. Saxbe have directly supported plans to convert coal into useable forins of gas and crude oil. IGI Families Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valier 46 PAGES Karen Griffith of Pomeroy was the first woman to win a regular appointment last week to the OSU'band with9ut having to challenge, Miss Griffith, daughter of Mr. lind Mrs. Charles Griffith, is a student in preveterinary mediclnst, She, as do the two newest women meri!liers or the band, aiJO plays trumpet. Your Invited Guest Reaching More Than 12,000 tmts· ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Bear Country •Cioing one dep further" Considerable cloudiness Sunday with a chance of showers southwest in the afternoon, higha upper 60s to low 70s. aoudy with a chance of Showers Sunday night and Monday. with Ponney Cboo;director. for the center. CIIQO has just completed final plans for the architects. The project will be advertised for bids in December. Acontract is expected to be awarded in January , The school will be built on a 40 acre site_ on old Rl. 35 near Rio Grande. + Weather Be Thrifty! Save all of your sales/ips from SOUNDER Oi'sney Featurette: DISCUSS P~UMINARY DRAWING - aarence E. Thomp11011, left, superintendent of the Buckeye Hills Career Center, formerly the Joint Gallia.Jackson-VInton Vocational School, is discussing the schools three proposed buildings SCHOoL SIGN ERECTED - Po1111ey Cisco, director of the Joint Gallla· Jackson-Vinton Vocational School points to a new sign erected at the 40 acre site where the vocational complex will be constructed. The properly, formerly owned by W. H. Calhoon, issltuated on old Rt. 35 in Raccoon Twp. Visit every department - Shop every floor. IT echnicolorl Friday 9 a .m . to 7 p .m . COLUMBUS (UP!) - Becky Plltker of Dennison and Usa Bawnan ol Wor• lhington performed successful ch8Uqes last week and earned the right to be the second and tlurd women to march In the Ohio State University marching band. The two glrll, who eao::h play trwnpet, beat out regulars in the band. They were . among the four girl altematell named earlier this year. Sale of desks - Gun cabinets · Another big shipment of ·bicycles and all are on sale right now - Tonight, Sat.. Sun. Sept. 28-29-JO RUTLAND BRANCH . Mon .• Tues., Wed ., Sat ., 9 a .m .-3 p.m . Thursday 9 a.m . to 12 Noon CALLI A·JACKSilN ANO. VINTON VlltATIIlNAL CENTER. Bates Bedspreads ~ Red Heart Yarn - Cocoa Mats - Bedsprings and Mattresses by Simmons . MEIGS THEATRE Saturday 9a .m . to 12 Noon -! Women's fall pants • Girls' pants and jeans - Grils' blouses - Sale of dacron bed pillows - MAIN OFFICE Mon .• Tues., Wed .• Thurs. 9 a.m .-3 p.m. . Frlday 9 a .m, to 7 p.m. fUTUII Two lnore join band BY JAMES E. ROUSH POMEROY - The Action Plan, JX'Oposed by the Ohio Deportment of Transportation to return ''town hall" government to highway planning and JX'Ojecls, got moving here last week. Orion Roush, a Salem Center dairyman, was elected chairman of the Action Plan committee which met Tuesday. Also elected was Robert Bowen, Superintendent·of Meigs County Schools, as ilecretary. Members present were Wesley Buehl, Meigs Colll\lY Engineer; C. E. Blakeslee, Meigs County Extension Agent, and this reporter. Building lnspector-8anltarlan. The conunittee .approved the Action Plan JX'Oposed by the Ohio Department of Transportation and set up a list of agencies to contact to get the committee involved in the Action Plan program. What Is an Action Plan? Anierlcans, especially since the · late 1960s, have displayed an "environmental awareness" which has brought about a reassessment of a number of long-standing assumptions , about the utilization of human and natural reiources and the effects of our development policietl on these rt!SOurces. It lias aiJO been apparent that there is a very pressing need for greater involvement of petentially affected citizens in the planning and development of trans- portation projects. One indicator of this need is the in· creasing actions at law brought by in· dividuais to stop specific transportation projects. · These -two major issqes, environ· mental awareness and citizen awareness, are now in the forefront. The Federal Highway Department Policy and Procedures 1\lemorandwn requested from the Ohio ~partment of Transportation a plan whereby environmental awareness and citizen involvement should come to the forefront in highway development. The O.D.O.T. has requested from our county an Action Plan so our Meigs County Highway Plan can develop around en· vlronmentai protection and citizen awareness. In a sense, the Action Plan is a positive step to go back and do what used to be done; an effort to restore a semblance of a "town hall" government to transportation planning and projectS. In those days, nearly every vital county decision -from hiring a teacher to how to keep the roads open in the winter ~ was made by people who sat down together to make the decisions. The O.D.O.T. members and staff are convinced that people in each conununity and the professionals they hire can and must get in closer touch. Together, they can make vital decisions. And it niust be understood that society is becoming more complicated every day - it is harder to get a lot of people together lor decision making - so . systematic procedures must be developed. It Is only good logic that procedures are to be developed to involve the people of the courity, then these people should be Involved in the development of s~ch procedures! The Idea behind the Action Plan is thai individuals and their organizations, by the governing and nongoverning, can work together. · This is the effort. First, decide what the Action Plan pieces should be and later tomakethepieces work. What I have been referring to is, "Full consideration of ·social, economic, and environmental impact.'' Ohio; Clifford, in Korea with the armed forces; Donald, Ronnie and Thomas, all at home; Mrs. Gary (Janice) Swisher, Venice_, Fla.; Mu. 'thomas (Susan) Thompson, Rt. I, Ewington; Mrs. Wal.ter (Terry) Merritt, McAtthur; Cathy and Cindy, both at home. The twins attended Vinton Cowtty schools. Funeral services will be held 1 p.m. Mondsy at the McCoy-Moore Fwterai Horil~ with Rev. John Bryant officiating. Burial will be in ~dcliff. Cemetery. Frle~ds may call at the funeral home Sunday lletween 7 and 9 P·ll\· Deputy has good system .. POMEROY - Deputy Sheriff Robert Beegle caught one Saturday and used him for bait to pull in another. That's men, not fish. Saturday at 2:41 a.m. Beegle apprehended Arthur DIU Koenig, Rl. 1, ReedsviUe, on a standing warrant for assault and battery in connection with the alleged beating last summer of Jack Good of Rutland. He was lodged in county jail in lieu of $1,000 bond ordered by County Court Judge Frank W. ·Porter. The bait was out. At I p.m. Arthur .Koenig's brother, Larry Elwood Koenig, 30, of Columbus, visited his brother In the Meigs jail. That was when Deputy Beegle arrested Larry Koenig, also wanted In connection with the same attack on Good. The second Koenig posted $50 and was released. Arthur Koenig will face additional charge of contempt of court in Common Pleas Court. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL MIDDLEPORT - Middleport E-R squadmen removed William Bacld~y to Veterans Memorial Hospital from his home at 7111 Oliver St., at 1:53 p.m. Saturday. Principals' fund is provided by board RACINE - A principals' fund providing $50 for each school Principal in the Southern Local District for the pUrchase of small miscellaneous items was set up Thursday night by lhe board of education In a recessed session. The Racine Home-National Bank was designated as the official depository for . school district funds. II was reported that .the FHA and FFA had purchased air ' conditioners to be used within their departments. The board commended the district's athletic boosters·for their work before and during tootball season. It also was voted to make a play room for kindergarten children in the former vocational agriculture room and to pur· chase a color television for the kindergarten . 9JU'mERN IDGH MAJORETI'ES - Brenda Lawrftlce, Valerie Jolllllon (head majorette) and Bobble Chapman, from left, led the Tornado Marching Band in a halftime show Friday evening at Racine, Gas plentiful, but prices have gone up By DONALD E. MULLEN United Press International American motorists didn't have any trouble finding gasoline Saturday. All they had to do was grin and bear another price hike. Pump prl.ces on gasoline jumped anywhere trom a penny to 2'.1 cents a gallon in many parta of the country. Other station operators said they were planning to raise prices Monday after checking what the competition was doing. Some operators Indicated that com· petition would keep the hikes down to about a penny a galion. Friday's decisioq by the Cost of Uvlfl8 CowtcU (CLC)· to raise retaU gas prices followed widespread protest shutdowns of stations across the country by operators who claimed they were being squeezed out of business by rising wholesale prices. The operators' reaction to the price thaw was mixed, but many indicated they felt the CLC should have given them the right to raise pump prices If wholesale prices jump again - with widespread predictions such hikes were .coming soon. Independent dealers, who comprise about nlioe out of every ten service staUon operators, were free to boost prices lm· mediately. Refinery owned stations mult wait unW Monday. Many stations, particularly Independents, were stiU forced to cioae early and on Sunday because of the continuing gaSQIIne shortage. The new ceiling prices are computed by using the prices charged to each customer on May IS, 1973, pius the increased cost of products incurred between May 15 and Sept. 28. Hwtdreds ol stations in the st. l.ou!J area remained closed in a continuing protest that started Thursday. An attorney for the SerVIce Station Dealers A88oclatlon of Missouri said the s\ations had voted to rl!open Monday lnatead of WednesdaY after they had studied tho new CLC ·guidelines. In the New York City area, many statioQs jumped their prices a penny a gailon. Court orders both sides at Sporn Plant to behave themselves POINT PLEASANT - Both sides in the strike at the Sporn Power Plant at Graham Station were on good behavior today, by order ol the courts . . Mason CoWlty Circuit Court Judge James Lee Thompoon found contempt ·ol court and vlolaUon. by both sides after hearinB three. days ol tealimony ending Friday afternoon. 'llle parties are the Central Operating ()pmpany (8pern Plant) lild Local428, Utility Workers of America, who had entered into an agreement last July .1 and an unendell agreement on Alliutt 3 to allllcably 11ltie their diflerenct~. Both had the force of the courts. Central Operatlnc, the pl.ilntiff In the hearln&, had charled IUe&al picketing and other cr1met lild the Wlion charged Illegal ~~:Uona by the company against lawful atrlkm. ' , Judie 'lllompaon warned that activity within the nut lew !'-Y• \110uld influence his flnal ·decision. The hearing In Mason County Circuit Court came as the aftermath of a strike at ·the Philip Sporn Plant near New Haven, which began July l. At the conclusion of testimony by eight witnessed called by Attorney Raymond G. Musgrave late Friday afternonn, Judge Thompson In the presence of counsel, William Poll and Samuel D. Littlepage, company attorneys, and Mr. MU!illrave and W: Dan Roll, representing Local 426, and others disclosed the findings. Judge Thompson observed that he had ma~e examination of the notea taken dlll'ing the proceedlns, had l!Jtened to the argumenta and pre11ntation. by counsel before annOWlcins hla findings . It waa '1110J11piOn'a opif!lons that there was contempt and violation by both parUes. Also that there has been more than one· Judge Thompson reaffirmed that ·both violation that officers of local are held orders of the court, the Agreement and responsible and that several Individual Amended Agreement, remain In effect. He members are in contempt in provision of admonished against violations noting that the order. · this could have bearing on his later Further, Judge Thompson said he will · decision. take under consideration these matters Allegations made Tuesday and Thurs. and will requi•e the attendance, in court, day by the plaintiff's witnesses were of officers or the plaintiff, and officers or the defendant local, and persons who the denied when Attorney Musgrave called court has requested to be present of seven members of Local 428 to the stand membership of the local, at 9:30 a.m. for sworn tesUmony: October 19. Carl Searls, president Of Local 426, The jurist stipulated that the manner UWUA, denied there had been any acts of In which the court will treat the contempt violence by any member of the bargaining may well be Influenced by the conduct of unit or lhl!l any had been directed to do so one or more or any or all ·bY persona by either himself or other union officials. concerned and parties named in the in· He also stated that to his knowledge there terlm, had not been mass picketing, Attorneys for both sides Indicated to Glenn Johnson, Recording Secrellry representatives or their respective groupo for Local 426, reaffirmed Searls' that the court orders must be obeyed, as alltemenHhat men of the Local had been advised that officials didn't want any trouble on the picket line. Keith Curtis, a picket captain, denied accusations of violence and m.ss picketing. Curtis related to Incident. concerning the Wakenhut guards, recently stationed at the plant facility, In cross~amlnatlon, Curtis said tho pickets were stationed approximately 70 to 75 feet away from the telephone polo and cab!~ that earlier In Jestlmony were said allegedly vandalized. CUI'tis admitted seeing rocks and wires on lines, but d~nied knowing how they got there. Tom Belcher told of an Incident with the security guards at the picket Une, Paul E. Zerkle, another picket captain, told of alleged harassment from security guards. He denied knowledge about objects being thrown on Une1. Charles Allensworth and David Glenn Frye, also members of the bargaining unit, took the stand and told of placln1 a trailer, owned by Frye, near the main plant entrance way, This earlier wu contended by company oflicla!J to be "90 per t-ent:• on company property. Max Whitlalth, UJing a cane (or support, was the last o1 the Local to be called and denied incidenta ol violence, on the part of the union, but related tventa rea.ardlns an aliesed accident In which he was Injured. !le denied any knowledge of how dUll! to dawn lights on cornpan~ property had been broken or how win1 had belli plactd on the linol . Ralph E. Warner, llliltanl pllal manatler, wu the Lut 10 tat the Iliad Friday and waa called brlllly to np1e!n what conaUtulea company propel I)' 1111 the aouth, or hllllldt, of U. S. Rl. 33. I '· 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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