http://66.213.69.5/files/original/c53737f0fce2cfe0b37ea8b6e78d4efb.pdf 607ef5464e676b0c3ecdd3c650034e7a PDF Text Text J / 1- Thf DIIUy Sentlnol, Mlddleport·Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, Aug. 21).1974 Rocky unique in _American government - Nr.::~~~~~ . 15 8 '1 1 ~A e i un que m:n n mer ~· t th I 0 • v ce r ngs 0 !lftii!,IIC)' ng! only 1 ~ ;:ars ~ ""u ~overnor ooe ao:nv:r - ~~ =~1 ~~rg:: 0 e ' • as 1 :r~~:;:Y..~ ~~ Y ·-...;;p , _...,,t Jtgs In evez t >rner of the wor ' , ,_ Roclcefeller • public life as gove';'"r\1 is we~ known. He ron on to ~tingstate hous~ 8 Avere • upae our ;::' •:.e ~n ~::·and ;t'"'~g 8 eDtcere- beec\ ~ vt reel an clol es. Last r •resigned to heo~ , them natiolJ- , wide Commission on Critical Choices for America of which Gerald Ford was a member. Nl governor his creative financing schemes built a major state university system ooe of the best road systems U: the nation modem though not always a~saful drug treat· ment ~ntal hygiene programs ~. a huge state office corrl~ex'ln Albany. But there 1s the .major blot on the R!lckefeUer record - Atticathebloodiestprlsonriot In u.s. history · Few ;,en in America have as much foreign policy ••· perlence as Rockefeller. A former assistant secretary of state under several presidents, "'If he was a silent "hawk" on Vietzuun who otrongly support. ed the Johnoon administration Southeast Asia poUcy. For years Henry, Kissinger was Rockefeller's personal fo. reign policy adviser, and when · Ki.ssinger joined \he Nixon adminlstratloo, It was a running joke In New York that he was . " only on loan fr om Rockefeller." The two have remained close frlends .lt was Rockefeller who announced Kissinger's marrlage to a Rockef~ller aide and Rockefeller who hosted the wedding party at his Pocantico Hills estate on the Hudson River. K"1ss1nger · ·IS on1y one of the Rockefeller ·•people" in the administration . Peter Brennan, who came to Waslnngton toting a gun to become secreta ry of labor. was the key to Rockefeller's winning the political endorsement of New York's 1.8 million member AF U !O. The two are good friends. The Rockefeller fa mily has holdings In more than a score of countries around the world and throughout his yea:s ~ governo.rhercmamed ac tive m family linan.cial affairs. As governor, Nelson Rockefeller was more or less the head of the family, though he often shared that role with his brother, Da VI"d, the head of Chase Manhattan Bank. ~pica! ol the famlly 's vast holdin~s are those In South Amer1ca , which Is Nelson Rockefeller 's particular lleld of expertise. Rockefeller , who speaks Spanish fluently, is a frequent vlsilor to the huge family cattle ranches scattered tl)roughout South America. The ranches were the main getaway for .the New York Governor , who i.s an avid horse~an . The family also owns South America 's largest chain of supermarkets. MRS. FREE!.AND ILL Mrs. George Freeland Is confined at her home in Syracuse due to l"llness . Ex-cop leads·· inmates in jail ·takeover AMARILLO, Tex. (U~JJ __: hostages. "We consider this a very Five buna\es ted by a former policeman and armed wilb serious situation. Those .,en knives overpowered two jailers could die at any time." ' Fields, spealil!6 from: the and took over the Potter County jail shortly alter aheriff's office,; '!ii the lower midnight today. They IIBked (or section of the Pot,ter County freedom and lht..tened to kilt~ courthouae, said the "jnmates in the deputies if authorltteli tried .. the seventh and elgb\h floors to retake the Jail. - : -; "'had apparently not determlnod . Both jaUer• suffered'lnjurles how they would try to leave the but were not &eriousfi hurt. ·jail. They broke off talks with "'lltey have made no spet;l!lc officials at about 7:4!' a.m. and demands reaDy, oth'ei-\,th'an said they would come back thal they want out," said Cajlt. with specific demands soon. Arthur Fields. ''They bave Fields identified the1eader of made no .!Iemonds other than if the Inmates as Darvin Meharg, we tried to take \he JaU back 39, a_ former police officer at they would klll the two Wichita Falls, Tex., and an excon. The others included a woman, Barbara 'lbiel, 40, charged along with Meharg in a robbery; Kenneth Arnold Oil· ver, '1:1, charged with murder; TUE James AI Petty, 26, sentenced MASON DR. to eight years in prison for a hoidup, and James Quinn, an escapee from a federal priSOn. Fields said the hostages, night relief jaUer Don Sidwell and dispatcher Stan Snitker, were sllgbtly injured but the priSOners allowed a doctor to enter the seventh floor and treat their wounds. He said he did not know how the inmates overpowered the guards but once they did, they · were limited to the upper floors by barred doors. The·sheriff's office is downstairs in the building and no guns are aUowed in the jail area. , "After they toolt control, overpowered the jaUers, they got irito the kitchen area and got some knives and some materials," inflammable Fields said. "We have talked by telephone !l!)d we have also talked to them in the stairway which is blocked by bars. Fields said one attorney had been aUowed into the stairway to talk to \he prisoners. He said Meharg appeared \o be the leader of the group though its spokesman changed from time to time. Earlier reports indicated \hat Inmates had threatened to burn the jaU with firebombs If \hey were not' allowed their ALSO MEIGS lHEATRE Tonight, Aug. 20 thru Thuncloly Aug. -22 NOT OPEN FRI., SAT .. SUN. AUG. 23-24-25 · "THE SUGARLAND EXPRESS" Goldie Hown !PGl ALSO CARTOONS Show St•rts 7 p.m. • freedom . . Authorities said at least one inmate had the knowledge to put together such explosives. The inmates made their move just after midnight, about an hour after the night R 0 a d s Ahead · , , jailers came on duty. Deputies downstairs became aware or the situation soon after it OC· curred and in a short time the jail was surrounded. The courthouse parking area was cleared in case of fire. . More than 100 officers surrounded the courthouse. The building has been ordered closed and jurors scheduled for duty were informed by radio and television not to report. r Oh1•0 , £J.• 0 highway meeting topic Karl L. Rothermund, Jr., Executive Vice-President of the 900 member Ohio Contractor Association, has chosen "Roads Ahead for Ohio" as his topic to be presented at an Aug. 29luncheon at the Holiday Inn. HOSPITAL. NEWS Holzer Medical Center (Discharges, Aug. 19) Evelyn Bare, Joh!mie Board , Glen Chambers, Kenneth Cox, Charity Dickerson, Ricllard Fick·, Melva Halley, Kimberly Hammond, Mary Hoffman , Joanne Jennings, Thomas Layne, Patricia Lucas, Geraldine Mitchell , Penny Mullen, Cynthia Pearson, Mrs. Danny Polcyn and son, Martha Shaffer, Christina Staten. . (Births) Mr. and Mrs. Roger D. Taylor, a son, Jackson; Mr. · and Mrs. ~y Zacharia, a son, Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. Larry· Taylor, a daughter, App 1e Grove, W.Va. Pleasant VaUey Hospital Discharges - Mrs. Eugene McDermitt, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Bruce Sisk and son; Letart; Mrs. DeWitt Browning, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Willis Saunders and son, J:'oint Pleasant; Virgie Stewart, Point Pleasant; Priscilla Wolfe, Bloomington; Mrs. Ronnie Neal, West Columbia; Mrs. Frank Martin and daughter, Crown City. Births- Aug. 18, a son to Mr. and Mrs. James Duncan, Apple Grove; a son to Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons, Point Pleasant; . Aug. 19, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roush, New Haven. Sponsored by the Gallipolis Area Chamber of Commerce, this will be the second meeting of the Southeastern Ohio Highway Users Conference G. Kenner Bush of Athens will preside. Luncheon tickets are $4.25 each and reservations should be made prior to Aug. 28 by contacting Mrs. Thelma Elliott at the Gallipolis Area Chamber of Commerce phone 446-0596 . Mr . Rothermund is a registered professional civil engineer who has headed the Ohio (:on tractors for 15 years. Bl. 00·d · During his reign, Rothermund has helped mold the Ohio Conference Into one of the state 's most important professional business associations. An expert in Ohio road financing and slate highway growth. needs, Ro\hermund will- center his remarks on roads and other economic needs for Southeastern Ohio. Major interest win be given to Rt. 35, Rt. 33 and the Appalachian Highway. All collliTiunity and civic leaders are .urged to attend. Two accidents Continued from page 1 Robert Coucn . Me lisa ·Rizer, William L. Buckley, Gerald Rought, Nan White, Howard Logan. Homer Smith, Wallace The Meigs County Sheriff's P. Hattleld, Margaret Eskew, depariment investigated two Louise Myers, Ann ie Williams , Raymond Myers, Judith B. accidents Monday, in which no Werry , Barbara L. Fields, Bi ll personal injuries were Pine, George Hicks, Frank reported. Rizer . Minersville · Clara At 2 p.m. on the Everett Mcintyre , James Anderson, Horner property, a three-year John R. Berkey. Harrisonville - Robert M . old child was in a parked car owned by Joan Greathouse, Rt. Alkire. Middleport Emmett 1, Portland, when the car Rawson . Barbara McMahon,. Robert D. Pocklington, Judith drifted forward and struck a "Pocklington, Robert.. V. King , refrigerator and camper Lynne A. Latham Miller , belonging to Horner who lives Freda Durham, Peia G. Chase, Thomas E. Weaver. Linda in Lebanon Township . There was very slight Haley, Ed Durst, Sarah J . Fowler. Freda Gilmore, Clara property damage. J . France, Milton Hood, Ida At 3:30 p.m. in Rutland Mae Martin, Mar·tha J . Hackett, James R. Dailey, Township on · County Road 16, Wayne·e . Davis, Eric Pearch, ·Beech Crave Road, autos Roger Pearch . driven by Donnie R. LouderRutland - Donna Dav idson, Charles C. King, Osella Birch- milt, 28, Pomeroy, and John field . Jacobs, 33, Rutland, met in a Rac ine - Dorothy Badgley, . curve and collided. Ralph Badgley, Robert Smith, There was medium damage Rhonda Dailey , Emma Adams , Belly Sayre. to the Jacobs car and severe long Bottom - Richard damage to the Laudermilt car. Barton, Macel Barton, Henry No citations were issued. Bahr. Syracuse Arletta Cross, Laurance S. Ebersbach . investigated ,. Cheshire - Joseph White. Larry Gilland. Portland - Grace Allen . Tuppers Pla ins Mirna Walker . Chester - Albert Marti n. Langsville - M ike Barr. Mason - Jon P. Karschn ik. Ernest L, Reedsv i lle Miller, John Damewood. This Week's Spec• a· New Haven - OFFICERS NAMED PT. PLEASANT - The Mason County Republican executive committee at a meeting Monday evening reelected John C. Musgrave, USED CARS Chairman , three co-chainnen, Orville (Buck) Sturgeon, R. G. Greene, and Ernest Hesson ; Margie Rlckatd, secretary, TWO RUNS MADE and Wanda Potts, treasurer. RACINE - The Racine E-R Squad made two runs Monday . Other co-chairmen will be At 10 a.m. they transported named later. Michael Hill, Jr., 11 months, to Full power, factory air, V: Veterans Memorial Hospital roof. only 22,000 miles . and at 10:45 they took Joyce Grady, 18, to Veterans PALUBINSKASON WAIVERS Memorial Hospital. NEW ORLEANS (UP!) · The New Orleans Jazz placed · rookie guard Eddie Palublnskas on waivers Monday, WIENER ROAST " You•"ttlil<e Our Quality th.e · National Way of Oolng Business. The United Methodist Men's reducing GMI\C FINANCING organization will hold a wiener Basketball Association's .992 -5342 Pomeroy roast and games at the Edson newest entry to the 20-player Open £veilings 'Til 6:00 Roush Farm Friday, Aug. 23, limit. . TitS P.M. S••· . Palubinskas, picked fourth a\ 7:30p.m. by Atlanta from Loulstana State in this year'.s spring ~:::=:.:::~::;::::::::::::::::::::;;::~:~~:::::;::::::::-;:::o:•:i!!:O):~:::::::::~::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::~:::::::.~:::::::::::::::::::~ ladrsat:n': ~~:~!~~eIr~~ lqansofalltypes! ' ·' '73 DODGE POLARA CUSTOM · DR. H.T. Meigs Rebozo's affairs .. undet gr~d jury probes ...... ... -). If you're In need of caah lor any purpou, IH ua first. You'll like our friendly aervlce and the nay monthly ~ymenta at low blink ' lm.n~st ret... · Our financial expert• can tailor • loan to Itt ·your needa and bud1et nquln~menta. Drop In today. ~; -;:. • 0 ~ Walk- Up Window and · Auto Teller Window . Open Fri. Evenings 5 Tor P:M.• ::~ • Hungry K1d1? Don'l Arg 11e :~ . wr glorious menu . ..... llllllllftte • Adolph's Dairy Valley Corparalion W. MAIN <- ,.................... t·: :~* ~ S..ncloly-10 " ·"'· lq 11 P.M. Mon. thru Thurs.-t A.M. to 11 P.M. Fri. & Sal--f A.M. lq I A.M. ~:: .•.• ~: ,,. .;.• NOW OPEN ' ' ·IIIDilEPORT. OHIO * Fast family Snacks Here . It's friendly l!lnd economical ; quick and diversified - enough tO satisfy everybody's mood and ·appetlte. See tiona I ::: -choice. He was LSU's leading. j~ scorer last season and was a ';:;. member of the Australian 1972 Olympic basketball team. ~ ~~ :::: BEAUTIFUL VASE ARRANGEMENTS From Property I Transfers Lowell K. Smallwood, by atty. In fact, Janice J . Smallwood, atty. in fact, Janice J . Samllwood, to Janice J . Smallwood, 2.72 Acres, Rutland. M. M. Thurman. Marguerite Thurman to Ohio Power Co., 103 Acres Coal. Salem. Winfield R. · Perdue, Lena Perdue to Sherman Ra y Marcwn , Donna Kay Marcwn , 82.25 Acres, Salem. Romie C. Fox, Doris E . Fox to James Isaac Morgan , Thelma Morgan, 55 Acres, Scipio. Alfred J . Foster, deed. to Genevra Foster, Emily Tur ner, E. Pauline Foster, Zelia Weyand, Cert. of Trans ., Columbia. Merlin Teets, Ida Teets \o Robert Stout, Danford Stout,' · Parcel, Columbia. Ruby M. Halliday to Pauline H. Atkins, Parcels, Rutland • Scipio. D. Layton Sayre, Doris Sayre to Rodney R. Grove, Lola M. Grove, Parcels, Salisbury. "Two Easements Leading · Creek. · Fred B. Goeglein, Barbara A. Goeglein to Dorothy A. Gooding, Lot No. 8, Riggscrest Manor, Orange. John W. Arbaugh, Ethel Arbaugh to Thomas Autherson,. Marie Au\herson, Parcels, Sec. 6, Orange. Nine Easements Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co. ' • Watergate scandal something Nixon has sttadfastly denied. Acwrdlng to papers ftled Monday in U.S. District Coll;rt, the prosecutors believe lhe mooey came from a $100,000 campaign contributioo t.om billionaire Howard Hughes •nd a $50,000 dooation from !ood chain owner A.D. Davis. • Paul R. Michel, an assialant to prosecutor Leon Jaworlld, revealed the grand jury investigatioo in papers op~g a Rehow attempt to suppress a subpoena. continued from page I The lengthy affadavlt aald firmed. · there ·was evidence at ltast During those two months seven different bank acco1111ts Congress oonducted a thorough had been used "to conceal the scrutiny of aU Ford's fi~anclal sou~ce of payments mad"! at records and his political Mr. Rehozo's instructions and career. to launder pollitical campaign R!lckefeUer was expected to contributions." "' undergo another thorough . The evidence, he said, was investigation, delaying the that during a on..year period swearing In for some time. Rebozo spent more than $36,000 House Republican Leader John for improvements on homes J. Rhodes said Mooday in occupied by himself and NQ:on Chicago he thinks Democrats In the Key Biscayne, Fla. might stan confirmation unW compound. "' after the November elections. "During this period, Mr. RockefeUer said he first Rebozo apparently did .no\ learned Saturday that he was have sufficient cash avall.l\llle in serious consideration, and to ·make these deposits irom that he had been informed of any known source other than his choice Monday night. the political campaign conAsk~d if he thought ·trtbutions ... from represenRockef~ller would be contatives of Howard R. Hughes firmed by Congress, Ford and froln A.D. Davis," replied, "! wouldn't have Michel's affadivi\ said. ; . picked a man who wouldn't The prosecutor said that on HIRT SIGNS LEASE be." June 28, 1972, RebOzo transNEW ORLEANS (UP!) While talking with the conferred $4,562.38 remaining in Trumpeter AI Hirt signed a gressional leaders, Ford re- · lease for a new cafe in a · marked that the nomination the 1968 "Florida for N'ixqn" renovated section of the was "a well kept secret" and treasury into one of the seven •I French Market Monday. While " ! think he's the right man." ' hank accounts. On the same day, he WithHirt said his French Quarter Ford, introducing nightclub will remain open, he Rilckefeller to the news media drew from the account $5,000, planned to spend as much time after the announcement, said which was sent to New York as possible in the new he wo\))d be "a good le.am jeweler Harry Winston to buy a set ·of platinum and diamond restaurant. It will be named player." earrings which Nixon gave his the Cafe St. Cecile after the The President said he picked patron saint of music, he said. Rockefeller only after looking wife Patricia on her 60th birthday, at aU the choices and that the "Therefore," Michel Said, nominee was his choice uthe ''funds originally"'derived ap;. APPEAL DENIED one in good judgment under aU paren\ly from campaign WASHINGTON (UP! ) the circumstances." contributions (were) deposited With the single word, Rockefeller again praised at Mr. Rehow's bank and W\ll'e '"'denied," Supreme Court Ford. "His own dedication and ultimately used to purchase Justice Lewis F. Powell has openness had reopened hope diamond ruled that Lt. William L. Calley and faith," RockefeUer said. platinum and earrings for Mrs. Nixon." . Jr. must stay in prison while · He added, "I'D look forward He said · the grand jury is his attorneys appeal his with privilege . and honor to investigating "the receipt and murder conviction arising serving the President of the expenditure for person8J purfrom the killings at My Lai. United States and through him poses ot" political campaign the American people." contributions," and at least 12 different criminal violations could be involved. LOCAL TEMPS The subpoena was for The temperature in downrecords held by one of Rebozo's FAMILY NIGHT town Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Family Night will be ob- law firms which handled funds Tuesday was 77 degrees under sunny skies . · served and a potluck dinner spent on the Nixon homes. All will be served when the Meigs three senior partners in the County Women's Fellowship firm were named - Thomas H. meets- Thursday, Aug. 22, at Wakefield, Robert Hewitt, and HOME UNDAMAGED Garth A. Webster. There was no damage to the 6:30p.m. at Forest Acres Park. The lawyers sought to sup. mobile home of the Mitchell press the evidence on the basis PICNIC SLATED Family, 8:i0 Bosworth St., at of attomey-dlent privilege, but Past pfficers of Racine 11 !33 a.m. Monday. The prosecutors argued that there Middleport Fire Dept. was Chapter 134 O.E.S. will hold can be no privilege where called to the scene when a fire their annual family picnic "evidence of possibly criminal· was tl)reatened by a defective Thursday, at 6:30 p.m. at the or fraudulent wrongdoing ~· Masonic Temple. toaster. ists." WASHINGTON !UP!) - A Watergate grand jury l.s lnves\lgatlng charges that Charles G. " Bebe 11 ~bozo illegaUy spent at least $41,000 in campaign funds on homes owned by Richard Nixon and to buy a set of diamood earring! for the former president's wife. It was' one of the few charges that the President himself personaUy profited from the Ford picks li •• I l t t :_.r.;_' !. ;.;::::*:m.:~$*'.::.:m;::::o;:::.::--::::::::::::::::::!-:=!- :=:=::::::::::~::::::-:::~~;:;::;:;::;:::~::~-:r.«.X:: 59 N. Second St . Middleport, o. .._ . . . ._.__. . . . . . . Ford .gets In bid for 76 1 uv~;;::~:::'i~'~::::n;i;/~t By United Press lnlernalional LOS ANGElES - POLICE TUESDAY CAPTURED the aUeged "Alphabet Bomber" who claimed responsibility for the deadliest civil airport bombing in U. S. history and had threatened a wave of terror. Assistant Police Chief Daryl Gates identified the suspect as Muharebn Kuregovic, 31, a Yugoslav who entered the Uhited States in 1967. Gates and William Morrison, assistant FBI· director in charge ofthe Los Angeles office, said Kuregovic was allegedly the "Isaac Rasim" who had left at least.two bombs. They said he would be charged with murder in the explosion at Los Angeles International Airport which killed three persons and injured 35 on Aug. 6. • Our entire stock · - one day sale. eMISSES, 6 TO 20 •JUNIORS, 3 TO 15 I . eHALf SIZES to 24Vz Elberfelds 'n Pomeroy 1 JON P!ERCE, left, and Benjle O'Donnell give the final coat of paste wax to these century old church pews before being returned to Gallipolis Grace United Methodist Church. en tine Devoted To The Interests of The Meigs-Mason Area ·VOL. XXVI NO. 91 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21 , 1974 • ev IDI • PHONE 992-2156 TEN CtNTS on The Meigs County Commissioners Tuesday voted to place a 2.75 mill levy on the November ballot for the operation of the school for the mentally retarded and approved the old Carleton College campus as the location for the new school. Both acti~ns were recommended by the Meigs County Board of Mental Retardation.. A new school was approved by Meigs County voters last November. The final decision as to whether the school will be located on the Carleton College property rests with the 21-member board of trustees of Carleton College, long ago defljllcl as a going in- . Carleton. In 1873 the hoard of trustees of Carleton College leased the 5.5 acres to Isaac Carleton, Jr., for a period of 99 years in return for remuneration offered by him to help complete the college, through donations by his father and otlier Syracuse residents. The hoard of trustees of . Carleton College ·once again received control ollhe land Jan. 1, 1972, upon the expiration of the lease. President of the Carleton College Board of Trustees Is Orville . Crooks, a longtime res.ident of Syracuse. The Col1.Pge of Trustees normally meet ·onecannuaH.y / I'h<lughsHtution. · !he matter of donating the land for the school fqr ,the mentally The trustees are expected to make their decision following retarded was discussed at a meeting earlier this year, it was receipt of the attorney general's decision of how the land can be · agreed no action would be taken pending the attorney general's disposed of. Meigs County's prosecuting attorney, Bernard Fultz ruling . . asked for a formal ruling at the request of the trustees. It is now expected that the hoard will meet a second time in The carleton College property was originally donated in the 1974 should the attorney general rule that the land can be legally 1860s by the late Isaac Carleton for educational purposes. The 5.5 disposed of by the hoard. acres proposed for the school for the mentally retarded is the IN OTHER BUSINESS, the food handlers met with comremaining portion of a 10 acre tract originally donated by missioners to discuss the state health department rules and regulations and the effect it has on them. It was the feeling of the food handlers . that the commissioners controlled 1/h~ther ·inspection of restaurants was made by the local health department. The state health depart· men\ has recimtly taken over the inspection. They were advised that the commissioners had no control over the situation. Three members of ·a citizens committee alSO met with the commissioners to discuss conditions at the Meigs County Children's Ho111e and the treatm~nt of the children. Thomas Well.vef ·and-hi§. wife, superintendent and rtlatron, have jUi>mitted.their resignations but, as yet the commissfonez:s haVe taken no action . During a special meeting of the Meigs Cow1ty Board of Mental Health and Mental Retardation Monday night the hoard approved the hiring of Eric Chambers, Middlei>ort, as the Work· shop instructor in the community classes. Attending Tuesday'~ meeting were Robert Clark, Warden Ours and Henry Wells, commissioners and Martha Chambers, clerk. ' Board schedules Meigs Loc al ·buildi.ng checks Plans for the annual building inspections in preparation for the opening of school Tuesday and several appointments of non-teaching and teaching personnel were made by the Meigs Local School District Board of Education in special session Tuesday night. Thursday and Friday the building inspections will be made with the following assigned to conduct - them : Carol Pierce at Salem Center, Cyclist hurt in collision One person was hospitalized and· another treated later for injuries in· a car ~motor cycle DETROIT - DESPITE PRESIDENT FORD'S CALL for a accident Tuesday at 5: 15 p.m. hold-the-line stand on prices, Ford Motor Co., says it will follow in Sutton Twp. on CR 30 at the lead of General Motors in implementing pri~ hikes Forest Run . - ·- --· -·-··-· averaging $500 for its 1975 model cars. Noting that tiefore-tax The Meigs County Sheriff's profits per car now stand at less than $100 while cost rise at the Dept. said Robert Harden, Rt. rate of $50 per month per car, Ford President Lee A. lacocca said l , MinersviUe, was traveling Tuesday that. the corppany had no alternative but raise prices. northwest on CR :iO on a 'How can we not take a big price increase?" he asked, citing motorcycle when he struck a cost increases: The No.2 autoffillker indicated ih late July that its car driven by Carolyn Salser, prices would be up about 8 per cent - or $418 - when the new Rt. I, Minersville, as she pulled models debut In September. But, Ford claims, costs have risen from TR 117 onto CR 30. faster than anticipated and the increase should be in llne with the Harden sustained a fra cGM price hikes whic~ brought sharp crltlclsrn from the White tured jaw and other facial ' ' House. injuries. Mrs. Salser was injured but not immediately MIAMI BEACH - DECLARING'·. THA T "we csilnot be the treated. world's policeman," Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger said The Pomeroy E-R Squad Tuesday night the United States will not be pressured Into any transported Harden to Holzer military intervention .in Cyprus. "We_ will not yield to pres~ure Modica! Center. There were no but we will always listen to reason," Kissinger lpld the AmeriCan citl!tions. There was med!wn Legion convention . · · . damage to the Salser car and . "We wiU act on foreign policy as trustees of the future, severe damage to Hardeil's consclo.us !bat we will be judged ort how well we built an enduring cycle. peace and no\.how often we bowed_to the emotional demands ~ A second accident was in· the moment. "Our attitude wUl he that we cannot be the world s vesllgated Tuesday at 11 :45 policeman. '1 a.m. in. the VIllage of Racine at Applauded 14 times during' his speech, and given a brief the Intersection of Vine and standing ovation at the end, Kissinger told the legionnaires that Sixth sts. America must remain a military power "second to none .•" . Francis Morris, 81, Rl. 1, Racine, was traveling north on A.MARIU..O, TEX. - SHER!FFT. L. BAKER has agreed to Sixth St. when he apparently oome of tlle demands of five inmates who held a hostage at ran a stop sign and struck a car knifepoint for more than 24 hours in the county jail, a spokesman traveling wes~ on Vine St. said today. The spokesman would· not divulge what concessions driven by Heory Dale Roush, were made only to say they Involved the Individual '.llses of each 82, RaCine. ' , o1 the priSOners. · · . There: were no Injuries or At no. time , the spokesman said, has the sheriff agreed to arrests. There was slight to (Continued on page lG! medium property damage. ' of fall dresses is included in this pews fr om its balcony for the resWrBtion project. Th us, the Pomeroy firm has b<.'en able to replace all inll'icCJtc decorative pi e ~es at the ends of the pews. In some cases, plywood replacement pieces had been added at the ends of some of the pews, but with the extra pews, original ends have rt! pl ac:: ed the temporary plywood pieces. Some sccUims of the church seating had cracks in the wood whi ch Seyler has also corrected . Taking on the restoration /Project in volved inge ni ous retoolin ~ . The firm is equipped wi th a large lank in which fu rniture is submerged preparatory to its being stripped of il' original finish. However, the pews were too large to fit into the tank. SeyJcr conceived the idea of building an elevated platform (Continued on page 16 ) • Joe Sayre at Harrisonville, Robert Snowden and Pierce at Rutland, Snowden at Bradbury, Virgil King at Salisbury, WendeU HoOver in Pomeroy, George Hargraves and L. W. McComas, Middleport, Joe · Sayre, Hoover and McComas at the high school and Hargraves and McComas at the junior high school. The hoard appointed Ronald Logan as golf coach and Jean Shaver, Cheshire, as an English teacher, and Maudie Lynn Burnette, Lakin, as a special education teacher . Mary Lou Hawkins was aP:c. pointed full time custodian and John I". Raub a substitute custodian . John Manley and Lou Osborne. members of Pomeroy · Council, discussed conversion of the former senior high school building into a new city hall for Pomeroy village . Village officials have discussed the possibilities of securing the unused building for a consideration of $1. Osborne and Manley said extensive 1 Perfect for any OC· >< casion. .•:• 992· 2556 POMEROY, 0 . . By Bob Hoeltlcb A Pomeruy firm has an lrnporwnt role In the $200,1.100 restori!tion program of Grace U n i~A>J Methodis t Church in Gallipolis. The 45 an tique pews of the church - estiJrujtl!d to be from 99 to 104 years old - have been delivered to Modern Chemicals here for restoration. The firm Is In the process of restoring the pews, 29 uf which sea t 16 persons and 16 which seat eight. The pews, which have unc1crgone extensive processing at the Pomeroy plant of Dick Seyler , were originally custom built fr om white oak and walnut . They have square nails, an indication of their age. Some already fin ished are restored to their natural original beauty and refl ect the excellent workmanship which went into them. Fortunately , the church was able to provide some "extra " ' WASHINGTON (UP!) - President Ford has every intention of running in 1976 - an ill omen for Democrats and those Republicans who nurture presidential ambitions of their own. Ford revealed his plans to Nelson A, Rockefeller when he offered the former New York governor the vice pre"sidency. 0 He has every intention of it," said Rockefeller when asked if Ford told him he would run in 1976. "That was my impression, and that's what l urged." The decision, generaUy anticipated by politicians in both parties, adds a burden for the Democrats that would not have existed if President Nixon had survived his second term running against an incumbent President. · The last time voters ousted a president was Herbert Hoover ticket in 1976. ''What he wants · in 1002 and that was in the to do in regards to a running middle of the depression. mate is up to him," Rockefeller There are also a number of said. Ford " talked about Republicans who had em- himself but not about me." bryonic missions to test their So far, the only Republican of chances of winning the 1976 any prominence to suggest that Ford might drop Rockefeller - roomlnati01r" In this group were California after two years is Sen. Barry Gov. Ronald Reagan and Sen. M. Goldwater, dean of the Charles H. Percy of illinois. conservative wing. Others who had been menMost other conservatives, tioned were Tennessee most of whom called . senators William Brock and Rockefeller a . good choice, Howard H. Baker, former shied away frorn soeculatin~ attorney general · Elliot about a vice-presidential Richardson, and, before Nixon candidate in 1976. resigned, both Ford and By keeping Rockefeller in Rockefeller. 1976, Ford could.have peace in With Ford running, all those the party by not giving anyone plans will have to be put, in the a head start for 1980. By then, words uf Percy, on the " back Rockefeller, 72, would be too burner" and in the ' deep old. freeze." Choosing a younger man, Rockefeller also revealed however, would also have that he has no commitment of advantages for Ford. He could, any kind from Ford that the in effect, groom a possible fanner governor will be on the successor. DRESS SALE '6.00 Dudley's Florist RICK SEYLER, SON OF THE OWNER, works on a church pew from Grace United Methodist Church in Gallipolis being restored by Modern Chemicals of Pomeroy. The pew is on an elevated platform built especially so that the firm could accept the project because its stripping solution tank would no\ accommodate. the pews. • ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ;:~ :? Beauty rene~ed • • rn ancrent pews • •• •3495 ·Karr & Van Zandt ' Pomeroy firm project Evelyn Oark heading local h Smit campaign . remodeling and redecoration in the amount of from $15,000 to $2<1,000 would be carried out to convert the school structure into a functional villag~ hall. The hoard will investigate the mattl!l' and the village officials will return to a Sept. 3 meeting for the decision . The Rev. W. H. Perrin. director of the Meigs County Program· on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse, explained the program since the district is one of Meigs C~unty 's biggest employers . The board was receptive to the program which educates referral personnel and also would offer an educational program for students. Perrin announced a meeting will be held on Oct. 22 at the Trinity Church in Pomeroy to provide training for referral personnel of firms and businesses which have in ~ dlcated interest in the program . The board felt that Weather Clear and warm tonight with lows in the mid to upper 60s. Partly cloudy and warm again Thursday . Highs Thursday in the mid BOs to lower 90s. the program might be adaptable to the in-service program for the teaching staff of the district and will confer with the faculty In-service committee on the matter. The board did not act on j~ining the program, but asked Perrin to return to a later meeting for a decision . The hoard set the price of milk In the schools at five cents rather than six cents this fall and accepted Charles Johnson of Vinton County as a tuition ' · chases of gas had to be made direct .,,from service stations. Submitting bids on tires were the Pomeroy Home and Auto Co. and the Meigs Tire Center. It was agreed to study the bids further . John Beaver, district transportation supervisor,·· reviewed supplies and any other problems with the board. It was agreed to proceed with the construction of a grease pit to be used in serving buses, and !Continued on page 16) $10 million expansion . ' . . announced by Goodyear · POINT PLEASANT - The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. is spending more than $10 miUion in a significant e x~ pansion of its polyester resin production at its plant new' here. The project is planned over the next two years, according to Robert E. Workman , Goodyear's vice-president for general products. · "As one of the nalion 's leading producers and users of · polye s ter resin and fiber, maintaining Goodyear 's share Goodyear is expanding to help of these markets in \he future," meet the anticipated need of Workman added. more than four billion pound . This polyester resin exper year polyester market by pansion follows on the heels of 1980for tire cord, textile fibers , Goodyear 1s recent con .. monofilament and other uses," struction In Scatt,shoro, Ala ., of the world's first textile mill to Worlanan said. ,.' G oo dy e ar pr ese ntl y process resin into finished tire produces one-third of the fabric under one roof, Workman estimated that by nation 's industrial yarn resin and I 0 pet. of the textile .1976 annual u. s. polyestl!r filament polymer . This ex- consumption for tire cord will pa nsion pl a n is ai me d at reach 315,000 lbs., tex tile lilame nt wit! total 1.3 billion lbs., and all other uses will climb to 1.9 billion lbs. - a total market of 3.5 billion pounds. Kyger Creek L.S.D., has the This makes polyester the lowest; 19.10 mills. The nation 's lea~ln g man-made average mills .on a state-wide fiber, far surpassing nylon. basis is •8.56. Original constructl.on of U1e FJfty-two counties out of the Point Pleasant polyester plant 88 have an average of 45 mills in 1959 was Intended for ap· or more and eight of these pay pare! fiber resin. more than 50 mills. However, when Goodyear Meigs County's average 1973 developed polyester with ta xra t e, accor d'mg toRous h ' ls strengths than steel,greater It wentper on pound to In· 38.6o mills with Lebanon and Sutton Towns~ips - Southern traduce the first polyester cord L.s.D. hav1ng th e 1eao t' 34. .20 tires Slnc.Ine 1962. then, U. S. maJIUIIC· mills, and Rutland Vlllage the turers have produced an highest, 46.60 mills. Seventy- estimated miDlon JIOiyester 605 five percent of the tax rat.e goes . cord auto tlrf)J, and thi' ..~ for ·schools, I percent to three of every fOil!' auto ,operate the county, 5 percent to built ~re reln!orctd wltll municipalities alid 4 percent to townships. · polyesl.e~. Millage WI.l come down Geolge C. Smith, Republican · . candidate for Ohio Attorney . The average millage against end confusion and misleading General, announced today that Evelyn Clark, of 106 Pleasant . real property in Meigs County · statements th have been Ridge, Pomeroy, will serve as will decreas e, though not . rpade about the ecent reapchairwoman of Smith 's necessarily dollars actually praisal. campaign in Meigs County. paid in· taxes, once the recent Roush also rele sed perSmith, 39, Prosecuting . At- reappraisal is figured and· tlneilt facts in a recent torney for Franklin County taken off present millage statistical analysis of es by won the Republican according to County Auditor the Real Estate Equali ation nomination for Ohio Attorney James E. Roush. Section of the Sillte Boa of The auditor predicted . l l th M Genera n e ay pnmary. . even Tax Appeals. He-· is presently serving his further reductions in millage It shows that out of e 88 fourth year as Prosecuting after the subdivision budgets counties in the state of Ohio, Attorney for Fran kll n C.oun ty. ar e re viewed and ap proved . Geailga county - South His experience includes 15 Roush,ln a move to Improve Russell VIllage, has \he highest of local tax mills in the state, 81.70 years in state, local , and unders\!'ndlng COlin ty public law practice. government and taxes, said mllls. Of this, 9.79 percent goes Mrs. Clark is Republican three public meetings Will be for c9unty operation , 75.03 tolln ty chairwoman . She and held to Inform the public of the • percent for schools and 15.18 her husband, ·c. E .. have two, lax structure, how It works, percent lot munlclpall\les . sons, David and Steven . how it affects taxpayers, and to Gallia County -,Addlson _TIVf·• . student. The bid · of the Downing-Childs Insurance Co. Was accepted on insurance of buses and other vehicles. The Downing • Childs bid at $4,059.47 was the only . bid submitted. There were rio bids submitted on gasoline, oil, antifreeze and grease but it was informally agreed to continue purchasing supplies from the Texaco Co. Last year during the gasoline shottage pur- ' U;..., l • �:t Ttlf' Daily SenllriC'I. Ml<hllcpul'l -t-totlwruy • U., Wt'diWscLt} , AUJ.:. '1 1, 1!174 Lopes discovers power hitting has drawbacks By FRI> D McMANE UP! Sports Writer Hard luck is as eommon to Nolan Rya n as his fastbHII is unhittable to the rest of the American I ~agu e-. The 27-year-<!ld right-hander of the California An~els Sllf- fered a hearlbreuking loss for the second time in two wee ks Tuesday night when he was lx•a1en l~ in II mnin gs by the [)('lroit Tigers desp!t(' .striking out 19 batters for the St't'OI'Id timr this sca w n. Ohioans alive in World Series WILUAMSPORT, Pa. ( UP! ) ~ The Taiwanese have ta ken up where they left off las~ year in the Little League World Series and th at 's bad news for things haven't changed by the five teams left in the trouncing a New Haven, Conn., team 16-U behind the one-hit tourname nt . A_team fro m Kao Hsuing, pitching of Lin Wen~Hsuing . Teams from Taiwan have Taiwan, showed Tuesday that won the last tb ree World Series and tbe Kao HSiling squ~d is a heavy favorite to make it four in a rOw. Na tionalist Chi.nese tea ms have now held the opposition scoreless throu gh 35 innings in two years of World Se l'ies play. The Taiwan tea m had fo w· homers in Kao Hsuing's open~ ing round rout, a victor y that overshadowed a fine perforreta in normal a mounts of ma nce in the second gam e by needed salt and hence water. DR. LAMB Outdated studies quoted on diet By Lawrence E. Lamb, M. D. DEAR DR. LAMB - Qn recent interview on television Dr. Atkins stated that 100 people were put on 1,000 calories a day of pure carbohydrates, then put on a diet of 1,000 calories of all fa ts and finally on 1,000 calories of pure protein. The biggest weight loss was recorded on the pure fat diet. Next in line of weight loss was the Qiet consisting of all protein. But ·on the pure carbohydrate diet, no weight loss w.hatsoever was recorded. Remember, these diets were tested in tbe same 100 people. How tben can .you explain your statement that a calorie is a Bob Trau ~e r, who hurled' a Se\•en -hitler in Tallrnadge, Ohio's 6-0 vi ctory over Athens, Greece. Tallmadge, whi ch will race the Tai wan team in the semifinals, took advantage of wildness on Um part of Athens pitcher Harry Fugett lo score three times in the thlrd and fourth innings. Fugett walked 1t ba tt e n~ in . the gam e iltld threw 10 wild pitches. The first round concludes toduy with Canada m ee ting Red Bluff, Calif . and Venezuela matched aga inst J ackson , Tenn . ity11n, who lost a game to the in to trouble after slrlldng out Chit-ago White So< two weeks his t9tb batter ln the nUt. ago in which he pitched B 1-3 With two out Ben Ogilvie innings of no-hit ball, out- singled, stole •econd and pitr hcd Mickey Lolich Tuesday scored on Freehan 's s1118le lo night but came out on the short right. end of the score when Bill Despite losing hi5 12th game Freehan lined a run-scoring in 29 decisions, Ryan broke hl8 single with two out in the top of own major league record for the 11th inning. most strlkoouts in three suc·rhe ,Ange ls, however, cessive games-44. co uldn 't come Uuough with lh~ In other AL games, Boston big hit against l.olich, who was whipped Chicago 3-3, New in trouble often but came York niwect Minnesota ~1. thro ugh in the clutch. The Kansas City blanked Cleveland Angels had at leas t one 2~ . Baltimore edged Teus 2-1 baserunner in each of the first and Oakland lopped six innings, got a runner as far Milwaukee 7-1. as !bird in the lOth and another Los Angeles routed Chicoco to second in the 11th but failed 111-8, Cincinnati downed Philato come up with a timely hit. delphia 7-1, Atlanta beat St. · Ryan , who only last week Louis B-6, San Diego equaled the major league blanked Montreal 3-0, record for most strikeouts in Houston defeated New York 11-2 nine innings by fanning 19 and San Francisco edged against Boston' allowed only Pittsburgh &-7 in 10 innings in two hits and struck out 16 over National League action. • the first nine innings but got Red Sox 8, White Sox 3 other than a low carbohydrate diet, don't expect tO be washed out and run and jump on the scales and see a dramatic weight loss. You should wait three or foi.lr weeks to see a good result. Many impatient people can 't stay on a diet three or four weeks and never 1-lb. plcg. Nallonal advtrUaing representa tive . BottineW~ll.agher , Jnc .,'12Eut 42nd St., 1 New York., New York. $.ablcriJ!ticmralrs: Delivtnd by~rrler W'hert av.U.ble SO Cftlta pel' week ; s,. 1 Motor Route W'hert carrier .,tct ool Lll'lilablt . One mmtb, t:UO. By mJU 1ft .. Ohio and W. Va ., One Year, $18; ~ l monthl, $5 . ~ : Thret: months, 15. Ellewbere s=.oo yw; m monlhs 1hret nuo: rruilhs, $!1.50. &lt.crlpUon price includes~)' n.rw~ntinel. $439 :t lb. can · ANY SIZE PIECE SUPERIOR Sliced .Bologna • Polish Sausage • Smoked Picu ics :~.·~!:' • ·• 7'1 Brown N' Serve • ::.: 7t Corned Beef Brisket,. 51'' Spare Ribs • • • Skinless Franks • Turkey Leg Quarters .•.age Braunschweicer . • ··~ SOJ17 -, Country Treat • .... Bakinc Hens • • Frozen Steaks • Fish I Chips • Red Snapper • • WHOLE BOTtOM . CHECKERIOARD • 4-61b. AVG. WT. SWIFT SAUSAGE. ALL VARIETIES l PATTIES ' SUPER .RIGHT ·~ 2·1·1b. •YI· wt. • • COUNTRY STYLE OR UGULAR 8ALL PAJ:k U.S. GOV'T. lf'.!SPECTEO RowuL Roa6t SUP£it."i6HT SAUS-'Goi · ~ROZEN JIFFY 0~ KINGSFORD CAP'N JOHN'S CElLO WltAP IUJ Ill hL IF 1-oL piCklll Pluml'lll Ctoktd Dried Htm m 1!)(12. Al\lrus 6, Mt•ts :l I A'\' Ma~· s li111111ll'tl· Ius I!Jth be lting two of his Uolelccitt ()uurgM &::rx. 79e SWEET '.N JUICY CALIFORNIA ~ 49ib. SHOES IDI.YM7 FR ESH JAN~ PARKER 69< 65 Cheese Bread ............................ :!:' . c From The Apple Pit ................................... ",:'- ·heritage house J ANE ~ARICER Your Thorn MeAn Store . Middlepor-t . ElSIE SWC 1 k 59< $ QO A&P Vegetables unt~utt•• ·t;-~~·' ,•... 3 pll:~ 1 Twin Pops or Fud9e Bars .......... :,~ . 4. ;.-'AR IHIES FROUN ~~ - INSTANT COFFEE Maxwelr House Maxwell House CO FFEE The name that stands for Quality and Dependability. • • • • • • ,'j::/263 J- 1~ $1]9 I 1!.111 -·. and receln a c.upen pod lor 20< Ott AlP I·"· Franks OAII I COU NTJtY " QO . lb. K kA H . DEN S , COFFEE Maxwell House Maxwell House COFFEE · Wesson 011 .. .. .. .. , .... . ..... ·:~· sua Kin& Size look MatehH . . . . . . .. ,.,\. " 38• • • • • • • . 1 time . As for the rest of the league, Cbancey Save rL• 17 . 14 . ..... . s2" ..-. sa•s w1rH THis COUPON Post Toastie1 ........'49 c ' f' I __ ,_,_,__, I \ At AH AIPWEts·.. • f ., Good Tkru S•t, Aug. 24lk f11 AI All AlP WE0'1. l!J . ,I OCt. 11 ()cl, .18 ()ct. 25 Nov. l Nov, H- • .' •• ' . P ali n ·' Ill h pet . .)57 .326 .326 .32 3 .320 .315 .315 . 312 . 312 . 309 pet . .) 63 .342 .3 16 .315 . 314 . 3 12 . 310 . ) 10 .3 09 .305 Te)l as Ch icago M inn eso la Cal i fornia ~1 . E xpu li 0 mgh t. 'Tht• lw rd-hi 1t1ng fl r.'lt l.litSt·· m t.m hd !t·d Iu s f1fth htm:l L· r t 11 tht• b1g lcoigues. " f alrnust qu1t baseball after I<Jsl sc<Jso_n," he send. " I -WC:IS fl~H'(' I hp Ho ) ;d.o.; l o ; , ~-0 \ ' wh:.wy ~C itin g uvpr t h e { 'h· vt·l;trl d flldlit rL'l (:.Ltylord l 'l'IT} . <.t nd " I I1Hd Tt!ll }' Jrl tht• minurs wt wn he hn 51 htlf nl'rs ;wet 1 W<JS l<1uk1ng lor dt•pth al fi rst bn sc ," M <·K <·orl s ~t i d . " I had Uml 1Jopk i 11s so I had to ('hoose whc th ~ r I wanlt'd a sing les 1li lter or SOIIH' ptjwtr. '' l.w;t 1\:tJvem bc r we picked up Sola it<-1. Jle is an out standin g guy am! he has won a lot or g;.u ncs for us with son1 e key hits tha l didn't show up ln the bo x score ." Solid t il , who stmck uut in his on ly ma jor ICilJ.:UC ;-Jt-ba t prior to this S Cil &~n .-thnt Wil :-j in 1968 -: ha s been fillin g in at first ba se for in jur ed John Ma yberry and is bappy to be in djscouraged. It wa s a ~ real thin g for me whe~ McKeon drafted me." .~. far this ~ e ason ~ Solaita has knocked In 22 ru ns in 180 <:1 t-b.als. " I th ink Perry threw me a breaking pitch," he SHid. "1 don't play tha t often so I just try to nl €.-et the ball ." After Solaita ~ s homer , Fran Healy followed with another two outs la ter to give the floy ai s a ll t he r uns they needed. Perry, who has lost six or his l a s t seven decis ions si n e~ winn ing 15 stra ight, has now served up 18 home runs. The ve te ran ri ght-hander wa s tagged for eight hi ts in losing his eighth game against 16 t::.tf11(! in the rourth inning after Oave llilton led oft with a single and Johnny Gruhb walk ed . McCovcy's bl ast wa s his seventh hd'mer in his last 12 games. /z% 1 INTEREST !· On Certificates Of Deposit 11000 Minimum 1 30 Mo. Term victories. AI Pilzmorris went the first rive inn ings fo r the Royals, leavi ng the game after being hi t on the right leg by a smash by J ohn Ellis. Lindy McDaniel ca me on to pitch four inni ngs of two-h it relief to gain his first save. Fitzmorris got the vic· tory, his ninth ~ gai n s t three lqsses. The shutou t was the third suffered by the India ns in a week. "We ha ve just been hit with a lot of injuries and we are not hitting the ball ," said Indians Mana ge r Ken Aspro monte. " We've been getting some great pitching but you can't win ballgarnes without runs." Dick Bosman was due to try to reverse the Tribe 's fortunes tonight against Bruce · Dal Canton . N in,e ly d a y i n l e r e~ • pena l1y if w i t h dr awn be f o re ma t ur it y d al e . The Athen s County Sa v ing s & Loan Co . 296 Second St . Pom erov , Ohio 17-11 ; B ibby , Te x (All TimH DTl Minn eso ta { B utler 4-51 ~~,,y.:o' ',~ ::.~:"' ':';,,:: at Boston ( Mor et 6 .5 ), 2 :00 p . m . K an s a s c it y { D a I c a n to n 7 6 ) at C leveland ( Bo sm an S-2) , 7 : 30 T ex a s { B i bb y J7 . J4 ) a! Ba ll im Q.re (G r ims ley 14 10 ) , p.m . <col bo,n , 101 • • Oakland IOdom 1-3). 11 :00 p .m ._ Delroit ( LaGr ow " 7-131 at ';t:;,fw~~ , •• ~a~lto';~:,:::;:::.::', . Kan sas n ,g h 1 Ci ty .SLAB BACO . Whole or .. s·g"' 'I' N SLiCED ......... ~~~~ ..... ~.~:. lb LIVER PUDDIN. G POTTED MEA.T 11 00 , . 5 oz. SLICE.DCH EE.SE PKG. NABISCO All Sizes no mounting NORTHERN LUNCH NAPKINS OREO COOKIES l·LB. 3 OZ. PKG • 79e charge 160 COUNT PRINGLES POTATO CHIPS PASSENGER TIRES 2 FOR $23 - Plus Casing "Btc:tter Service h Our Bu.~ine.~.\" ' 3 PAK . 89 ~ STORKS HAMBURGER BUNS ' 12 pkg. 992-7161 Middleport, DAIRY o. NEW WHITE · s~cs EXTRA SPECIAL GOOII/fEAII $2195PC·78-NW-VY-TL L7Bx15 . ~td. _Exc. ·Tax VALLEY BELL POTATOES BUTTERMILK 10 lb. bag 'h gal. • Piy While Walls for t•rae carownera MEIGS TIRE CENTER 700 E. M1in St. POMEROY, OHIO Open TICKETS ON SALE • nt7 992 -21011)r992-2l02 at Logan Wellston , at •ronton Jackson at Waverly . JOHN FULTZ, OWNER -· HERE NOW Mon. thru ·' -·--· ~-~ s.-. PRICES EFFECTIVf THRU SAT., AUGUST 24 we Reserve n1gnt 10 limit ~antity. ., • • . JLB. 3 CANS RETREADS Most ·· lt:~~~~~~-----~;;;;~~-----.,r-----;~~~;.;~~~==~::~~~=---~=1 ARMOUR , KRAFT • AMERICAN Clevel and, a1 fR.ENCH . CITY 89~LB r----~----;;.;;.;.;;.;~·;. · ;. ·;.·;.·;. ·;, ·;.·;. ·;, ·;.· :.··;.;·;.··.:.::.io.L.:..::::.::::.:::·~:=;::,·;,;·~·;·;,;··~·;··;,;·;.;·~·;··;,;·~·.:.·;,;·;.;·;.·.:.··~·~·~=·~~~~... Texa s a 1 Balt imore , n ight !on l y ~ames s c hedu led J Qr THl LMCEST nltl Il€M11t$ IM lQIIIIIASllitll <J!IO ·, 59. B a l ti mo r e 2 T exas 1 Bos 1on 8 Ch ic a g o 3 K an sa s Ci ty 2 Cl e v e land 0 N e w ':' or.k 2 Minnes o t a 1 · Detro<~ 1 o. I I· Inn Oakl an d7 Milw a, uk ee l Calltocnla Today'sp,obablee Pltche<s ~ SMOKED . PICNIC HAMS ..............~.~: .. 49 75 _J 95 22 Tue s day's Games po s tponed . Sept. 27 - Athen ~ ()ct. 4 - Gallipolis -:· ·: Grape Jelly ... 59• n: ___ _ m..: '-·-·--------- 2 ... 49• f1r~ l M.' a StJ fl -homer Tuesday ' s Results The seali<>n schedule is as follows : Sept. 6 - at Point Pleasant Sept. 13 - Belpre Sept, 20 - afRiplcy .I Dial Bath Soap r Me m ph is 4 Tide w a le r 3, ls i T idewal er 7 M emph is 2. 2nd Syr a c use 3 P a wl u ck et o . 11 i nn in gs T o led o 10 R oc h es l er 1 Ri ch mon d 9 Charle st on 6. l s i R i c hmond at Charles lon , ?n d , Coats. ~ MARK OF QUAliTY ab International League Standings By United Press International North w . I. pet . g . b. Roc hester 76 4B .61 3 Syra c use 66 58 .532 10 T o ledo 57 68 .456 19 1' 2 Pawtu c k. e1 50 7) .407 25 1'2 South w. I. pet . . g.b . M e mph is 76 49 .608 R ic h m ond 65 57 .533 9 1 7 Charl es l on 55 69 .444 20 ' '7 T ide w a l e r so 7J . .!07 25 Athens and Ironton being as tough as usual, with Wellston the surprise team . Jackson will also be dangerous, especially with the speed of Randy Ridge in the lronman backfield. The forty-three team members who will be donning the new maroon helmets with gold M's this season are: Gary George, Jach Oiler, Phil Ohlinger, Terry Whitlatch, Perk Ault. Terry Qualls, Mike Haley, Mike Magnotta, John Thomas, Dan Harrison, Jefl Musser, Charlie Marshall, Bob Wllllamson, Mick Davenport, Jim Anderson, John Blake~ Jim Clark, Bruce Reed, Steve Pickens, Rod Bailey, Ken Wyant, Rick Johnson, Mitch Chapman, George Carper, Bob Musser, Brinley Seth, Ray Willford, Tim Thomas; ·D11ve Miller, Allen Stewart, Rick G.Orge, Mike Owens, Handy G ~orge, Jerry Cremea ns, Ncul Knight, nill Sto..art, W11yne (;ottcrill, Orrian Blanchard, Jim Howard, Stan Starcher, E:rnie lmboden,Dan Russell and Lonnie VAlUABLECOUPOH REFRIGERATORS RANGES . DISHWASHERS COLOR TV STEREOS Jen k ,n s, T ex Rebuilding that entire defense and most of the offensive line is the major task of Cbancey and his assistants, John Bentley, Fenton Taylor, Don Dixon and Mike Barr. Meanwhile, the losses in the offensive backfield are also evident, but much less obvious, with the quarterback opening the most notable. Fighting it out for quarterback are three members of last year's team, seniors Perk Ault and Lonnie Coats and junior Jim Anderson. Soohomore Allen StewC:~rt has also been working out some at the QB position. And while replacing those lines may be one of the biggest tasks, Chancey figures that he 'II be coming up with frontage this . fall at around 190-195 lbs. per man. No injuries to mention have occurred except the "usual bumPs and bruises,'' as G'hancey refers to fheln 1 with one exception . Dan HarriSOn, ex peeled to see starting a ~tion on the line, has suffered a sprained muscle in his neck, and 'will be out for some Oh Boy Potatoes ................... Wal:, uu ... m glt·d holnt· H ~~ ~·.t • r :vh-tl.g<·r 1n ltw fifth IIIIIIII J!, \ U Milt (I iJ 2· ~ \1(· Wall u.o Md :Ovt•y srnm: ked a thrt't'·run IMu ncr a nd rookie l>;•vt· F' r<•islcbcn to ssed a tllr'l'l'·haltcr to lead ~n Oiegu oa:.;LM o11 1n·~· l. Mt·Covey's 19th 64 56 .533 s 62 62 .500 9 60 63 .468 JOl 1 60 64 .484 11 K an sas Ci ty National League '74, H• ll IIH: " 3...":: $ 1 $ 1" Colby Cheese .......................... ,... .ALL n.-.vms S 00 A&P Yo9urt... ........................ 4:;::; 1 Veiveeta Cheese ........................ !;!~ 8CJ< eo!\. sr•ce d A.meru:an • '"h · ·.....·"-8ft<: ...,. eese ...... pq. 7ALL v.-.R IETIE5 • FROZEN ur VH'IOq Y111 k. Boll Mlkl' Ius \4 11 1 • 1v~ ·r N ~ · w slated Practicing twice a day, beginning at 8 a.m. and 1 p.m., the Meigs Marauder gridders of head coach Charley Chancey are busily preparing for the upcoming season. Forty-three Rock Springs students are working out behind the Salisbury Elementary School under the burning August sun as the Marauders hope to regroup from th,eir first "losing " season in the school's yOung seven-year history. Las( year's squad finished the season at 4-5, 4-3 in.the rugged SEOAL, with all three losses coming by a combined total of 14 , points. Two scrimmages are on tap to help the squad get some onthe-field experience before traveling across the Ohio River for the season opener at Point Pleasant Sept. 6. Unt'il those scrimmages, however , the 43 man sqUad conAmerican League : . North , tinues. twice a day drills through next Monday, witb Chancey Oak 45; Riv er s , Ca t and Carew · ' planrung then to run his squad through single evening sessions M inn 30. Pitching immediately alter schooL . National League : B i llin9ham , A quick· defense could be the key to this year's chances, as C1 n 15-8 ; Gul leiL Cin and , Ph i l 14-8; P . N ie kro . much beef and experience is gone from the 1973 Marauder ACarllon ll -1.1 -10 ,- f i v e pi t c hers t ied w i th 13 v ic to r ies . throng, especially on the offensive and defensive lines. League : Tia n t , Bos Tile entire 11-man starting defensive unit has graduated, as 19 American ·8; Bu sby . K C 18.10 ; Wo o d . has most of the offensive line, leaving large gaps in the plans for Ch i .1B 14; H u n t er , Oak 18 ·10: CALIFORNIA SUNKIST r· •..-ordt'<.l tourney National League: _Schmidt , Phil 30 : Wynn , LA 28; Ben ch , Ci n 25; Cedeno , Hou 22 : Per ez Cin 21 . ' American League : Allen . Ch1 32: Burrough s, Te x 24 ; J a c k s on , Oak 23 ; Melton ~ C h i, Darw in , M i nn and Tena c e , Oak 20. Runs Batted In National Leaque : . Schm idt , Phi ! 95: Be n ch , Cin 94 ; Wynn , L A 88 ; Garv ey , LA 87; Ced en o , Ho u 85 . Am eric a n League : Bur r o ugh s , T ex 100 ; A l len , Chi 85 ; Ban do , Oak 82 ; Henderson , Chi and Darwin , M inn 77 . Sto len Bases National League : Bro c k , St .L 85 ; Morgan , C i n 5 1: Lop es, LA .. 491b. h•·l11 , rrom n ·l1d . Softball Home Runs r ""' ' " Cn,~ /'u \> t ' . 1 CALIFORNIA RID c;,UTL.MAN . 1)1). •._. • . OR GREIN IIUIT WinO Jluu....tun ·~ huuwr lu :O.I,:•rk a I Z-t~ 1 t attu~ · k ;u•rl .J ;m w ... HIJd lll'Y Hif•hMd, Sola ita ho1ner paces J( C wi·n Ga r r . A t I 121 515 ]] 184 Gross , Ho 117 436 64 142 Z i sk . P itt 112 408 60 133 Sm i th , SI .L 106 375 5 7 121 G r v y , LA 118 49 1 72 157 ' Br c k . SI . L 116 479 79 151 O l ivr , P11 108 448 70 141 Bc knr , LA 107 423 57 1)2 M o nt an ez , Phi l l OB 382 41 119 Cr dn l. Ch 107 4 14 59 ·129 American League g ab r h C rw , M n n 11fl 468 67 170 H a rgrv . Tx98 316 45 108 M c Ra , KC 10 7 )8 6 54 122 Y a z, Bos II ~ 403 75 12 7 Jc k sn , O k 114 392 70 123 Orla . Ch i 104 385 62 120 A l len , Ch i 115 420 81 130 R andl , T x 1 16 394 51 121 M d dx , NY 98 314. 52 97 P in i l l , N Y 106 394 53 120 lb. 2llkn.ft3< · Will.o,;' Ba ltimore nipped 'l'l'x.as l-1: Bos ton 1J e ~ 1 t Chh.·8go 8-3, K:msas City blanked Clevt1 hmd CLI·: Vl, i.AND 1UP! I K•n - lliillll' nl Tony SulmLa on tht• 2-0. New York edged Minm•sota sas Cit y M~ n a g er Jack ·11 111jur lt·•H:u<· llr<~ rt lists l<.t st Z-1. Oakland topped Milwaukee 1\!11-Kt•on's kcl'n t'ye ca ught the yt.';w and It p<.t ld off Tuesda y 7-1 and J)('troit nipped C ali ~ fo rnia i.o in 1l innings. lleds 1. l'hils J Johnny Beneh belted a threerun hornt:r and J oe Morgan, who had two home rs the nigh t before, added a solo .shot to Mat or L e agu e St.l lld,ng s. N f' W v u r !o. ~~ M 4JI IQ' power Cin{·innati over PhihtB v Un•l cd P ress Jnt cr nat io nal ( 11 1(,1 (jt) ~0 70 A )] 11 delphia and keep the Reds 2 ' , NalitJnaJ L eag ue W c sI E ast w I. p e l . y . b. ga mes behind fir st p i<Jl'l! l .os w . . I. pet. g . b . L o s Anq €' 11.' 5 ! 1 .1 6 6 76 Angeles in the West Division. Sl L ou i s 65 59 5'2 .1 Ci n c il"l n (l to l~ 49 60S 1 1 ? h ia 67 61 50.1 2 ' 1 A !l ,lnl a 66 56 . 5 4 1 10 1 , Clay Kirby limited the Phi is to PP hillilas t-tlQip ur Qh 67 6 1 50.1 2 1 , Hou s to, 63 59 _!, 16 13' ' fi ve hits while racking up his M OI"ll real 57 63 475 6 S.1 11F ran C• <> co56 6 8 d57 i'l ', 49 75 .) 95 78 ', Sa11 D 1cg o e i ~h th win aga inst seve n Tu es day 's Rc sul h losses. Los /lnqc les .18 Ch ic a go 8 s.an Fran CISCO B Pi tt sbu r q h ' · Giants 8, Pirates 7 • 10 In n Re liever Juan Pizarro, purA t lanla 8 S1 Lo uis 6 San D ieg o ) M on l r c al 0 chased fr om t he Mexican C i n cm nat i 7 Ph il a delph i a I l .eague Monday. walked Bruce H ous lon 6 N e w Yo r k 2 T o day ' s Probabl e P·itch e r s Miller with the bases loaded in ( All time s EDT ) the loth inning to force in the Lo s Ang el es (Me sse rs.m i t h 1l .~1 al Ch ic a g o (Bonham 10 15 ). winning run for San Francisco 7 IS p m again st Pillsburgh. The So n Diego ( Spilln e r 5 81 at M onlr c al I Re nko 9 1 11 , 8 : 05 Giants, trailing S-2, erupted for P.m . five runs in the top or' the ninth San F r anc i sco ( Ba rr 10 61 a! P i11 Sbu rgh ( El lis 9 BJ. 7 : 35p . m . with Miller's rW1~scoring single An ASA sanctioned jacket St Lou i s ( Gib son 7 10) at capping the rally but the tourney, sponsored by Barnett Al la n Ia ( C apra 10 61. 8:05 p . m . New York I Koos man 11 81 at Pirates tied the game in the Ford softball team . will be held Ho usto n ( G r i fl ,n 12 5 ), 8:35 bottom of the frame . The in Jackson, Aug. 30-Sep!. 1. p.m . de lphia ( Lonbo r g 13 I I ) victory went to Mike Caldwell, The d1·awing £or the slo-pitch a t PhCii lc> n ci nnc,1 l i <T .Cur r o\\ 4 0 1. 12-3, in relief. softball tournament will be 8: 0 5 p _m Braves 8, Cardinals 6 held Monday , Aug. 26 at 7 p.m. American League Darrell Evans' two ~ run Anyone wishing furth er inEast homer and triple and three hits formation should contact Rick w . 1. pet. g .b. 68 54 .557 ton apiece by Henry Aaron and Mun ch, R!. 3,Wellston . or call Bos 62 59 .512 51. 2 Ba ll imo r e Marty Perez led Atlanta past 384-4120. 60 58 .SOB 6 Cleve la n d New York 61 61 ' 50 0 ' 7 St. Louis. Perez' homer capped 59 64 .480 9 1 7 M ilwa u k ee a four~run second inning for the 58 65 .471 10 1 1 De 1ro i l west Maior Leaigu e Leader s Braves. St. Louis' Lou Brock w . I. pet . g . b . By United Press lnt ernationi!l stole his 85th base, moving him Oa k l and 71 53 .573 Leading Baf1er s j C.k $'59 POU PARROT FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT 0. Nt•w York 6-2 and S.m DicJ.!O shutout Montrenl :!-0. In l ll(' Am er it•.an l.ca ~ ut• CtUCHed Htutt BACK TO SCHOOL IN STYLE ~ posta!fe paid at Pom~, n 't·urd Hf 104 set SUPER-RIGHT .·• want Ad Publl.shing Comipany, Ill S lll~ l(_• lit'a :Jtlll g lOYAL ' • Coort St., Pomeroy, Ohl.o, )e'lfi', Buaineu , Office Phone 9t2-UM. Edltori&l Phonll912' 2157. - ur Maury 7 ln 10 innings , Alla nta IOpJX'd St . I .ouis 8-li, Houston dt•fcat cd Lopes' five hits contributed to the Dodgers' 24-hit attack tbat also included homers by Jinuny Wynn, Steve Garvey and Willie Crawford. The six homers and 24 hits were the most for the Dodgers m one 19 hJ Willllll 19 IAJs Ant-tt•lcs from Bwuklyn u1 Fr:..uw isco shnded Pittsbur ~ h 8- grounder in the severith . CHESl'ER.L. TANNEHILL, Esff. Ed. KOBF.JlT HOEFLIQI, . Oly FAlor ' · ) . Publilhed daily e~ept Satur4ay by The ! ~~ Jim Hwtter tossed a threehitter for his 18th victory and batterymate Gene Tenace cracked a grand-slam homer to pace the A's over the Brewers. Tenace's second grand slam of tbe year highlighted a siJ<-run eighth inning . Darrell Porter accounted for Milwaukee's only run with a homer, There is a practical point in this. When you are ori a diet YOUR MAN WI111 A . Ya~ A's 7, Brewers 1 g Uinl' S ill('(' t)J (' l~ ~UU IIIO Vhi ltJ 1958. Jn othi•r· r.tJ. g.arncs, Ci w.:mn:.~ t i l>t·<~t Ph ii:Hit.. lphia 7-1, S.m homers and a double in his first t~r~e times a t~bat ' Ilopes found hi s hc~ d being used as a ta rget by reuever Dave LaRoche in the fourth inning. LaRoehc was eventually pounded for lJ runs and 15 hi ts in 4 1-3 innings. " Nobody is going to throw at m y head and get away with it,'' vowed an ang1·y Lopes after the game. " It was a deliberate attempt to hi t me in the head. I'v e play ed aga inst (Cub manager Jim ) Marshall before arid I know he uses those ta cti cs. It's one thing to try and brush a player back but when you deliberately throw ai his head, then that is uncalled for. " " Don Sutton, who pitched today, got fined $100 earlier this season for brushing back Doug Rader of Houston " ' recalled Dodger Manager Walt Alston. "Today, no un1pire said anything to LaRoche. I can 't believe it." Lopes, refusing to be intimidated, promptly singled in the fourtb and connected for his third homer in the sixth before the Cubs were able to get him out on an infield gimmick for low carbohydrate diets. IN NEW YORK carbohydrate or fat. Now, why does it make any Mrs , Harry Houdashelt, difference whether it is for 10 Middleport, accompanied her days or 24 days? The whole son-in-law and daughter, Rev. questi on revolves· around and Mrs. Ronald Place ' to . losing weight or losing fat. On , Groton, N. Y., for a visit. She tbe protein and fat diets the will be there until Labor Day dieters initially lost a lot of weekend when Miss Freddie water - not fat - because they Houdashelt.drives to Groton to didn't have. enough car.. return her ne_phewl Steve bohydrate in the diet - they Place, who remained for a had essentially none . That is longer visit. not fat loss and is temporary. Carbohydrates help the kidney , Olio After again about the old water loss. the calories are from protein, INTEitEBI' OF · MEIGS-MASON AJ\EA Innings for Kansas City to notch • career high ninth win against only throe loS$0S. The loss was Perry's seventh in eight decisions alter winning 1~ i.n a row, Oriole• !, Rancera I Mike Cuellar tossed a fivehitter lor his 15th win in pitching the Orioles over the Rangers. A run...coring double by Brooks Robinson and a sacrifice fly by Mark Belanger in the seoond Inning accounted for the Orioles' runs off Jackie Brown, who drQpped his lOth game in 19 decillions. So, you are just telling me see the results of their efforts. As the excess body fat is converte!l back into energy it calorie a,nd that all calories releases water. At intervals it is filtered out by the kidneys. count? DEAR READER - I didn't Many people lose weight by see the T. V..program, but if it plateaus. A sudden loss, then a is a recent one Dr . Atkins lag of even two to four weeks Should, and I ·am sure does, before tbe next meaningful know better_ No doubt he is results are apparent on tbe referring, as he did in his book, scales. Meanwhile as the water to the work reported by Kek- · is retained you are safely and wick and Pawan in 1956 in sanely losing fat every day. Lancet, a British Medical Remember, that is the real JournaL This outdated study goal. You want to lose fat and was repealed by other scien- stay healthy. tists and extended to ~· ; days. H the goal was just to wring The original st·• ~Y you quote out your body and watch the was a Sh<?rt te• m 3tudy. · scales, any doctor could give In . \he . lonb . study the you some of our powerful new weight loss ~ JS o:.•ctly the diuretics and hav'e instant ·same · for carbohydrates, dried human. But,. most docproteills -and fats . The ex- tors are far more sensible than periment has been repeated that. So, a calorie is a calories, several times by other in- the basiclaws of nature remain vestigators who have also intact not withstanding wbat confirmed that if you eat the you h~ve heard on T. V. Dr. · same nwnber of calories each Atkins's quotation of an old and day for 24 days qr longer you long since clarified experiment will lose tbe same amount of doesn't change that one bit. weight, regardless of whether DEVOTED TOniE Dicit Dni(IO notched hl8 first Cllmplete game ~ July e and Rlclt MU!er collected four hila .. lhe Re<l Sl!x boosted Utelr lead in the AL East to ~ ~ games. Drago scattered eight hits in raising biB record to 6-7 while Stan Bahnsen suffered hl8 14th 10011 ln 2:> declsiol\J. Yallkees z, Twins ·1 Pat Ooboon scattered seven hits In outdueling Bert Blyleven u the Yankees nipped the Twins. Bobby Murcer walked in the secood lming and scored the decisive run on an inneld sil18le and two successive errors" Craig KUlick bad a homer for MinneiOta. Re)'llls 2, Indians 0 Tony Solalta and Fi:an Healy hit fifth inning homers off Gaylord Perry and Lindy MeOiinlel turned in four innings of two.!tlt relief to spark the Royals' over the Indians. AI Fitzmorris went the first five Ry STU CAMF.N UPI Sports Writer Hitting houuo runs e;m httvt· it_, drawbat ill;, l...os Angeles' Oav(• 1Alpes doubled his home run total for tlle seuson Tuesrut y when he blasted three shots, i11 .addition to a double and a singh•, in the Dodge rs' 16-8 ro ut of th e Chicago Cu bs and the >-foot-9 1 7~ pow1<1 second basema1; Quickly paid the prit'e. I �:t Ttlf' Daily SenllriC'I. Ml<hllcpul'l -t-totlwruy • U., Wt'diWscLt} , AUJ.:. '1 1, 1!174 Lopes discovers power hitting has drawbacks By FRI> D McMANE UP! Sports Writer Hard luck is as eommon to Nolan Rya n as his fastbHII is unhittable to the rest of the American I ~agu e-. The 27-year-<!ld right-hander of the California An~els Sllf- fered a hearlbreuking loss for the second time in two wee ks Tuesday night when he was lx•a1en l~ in II mnin gs by the [)('lroit Tigers desp!t(' .striking out 19 batters for the St't'OI'Id timr this sca w n. Ohioans alive in World Series WILUAMSPORT, Pa. ( UP! ) ~ The Taiwanese have ta ken up where they left off las~ year in the Little League World Series and th at 's bad news for things haven't changed by the five teams left in the trouncing a New Haven, Conn., team 16-U behind the one-hit tourname nt . A_team fro m Kao Hsuing, pitching of Lin Wen~Hsuing . Teams from Taiwan have Taiwan, showed Tuesday that won the last tb ree World Series and tbe Kao HSiling squ~d is a heavy favorite to make it four in a rOw. Na tionalist Chi.nese tea ms have now held the opposition scoreless throu gh 35 innings in two years of World Se l'ies play. The Taiwan tea m had fo w· homers in Kao Hsuing's open~ ing round rout, a victor y that overshadowed a fine perforreta in normal a mounts of ma nce in the second gam e by needed salt and hence water. DR. LAMB Outdated studies quoted on diet By Lawrence E. Lamb, M. D. DEAR DR. LAMB - Qn recent interview on television Dr. Atkins stated that 100 people were put on 1,000 calories a day of pure carbohydrates, then put on a diet of 1,000 calories of all fa ts and finally on 1,000 calories of pure protein. The biggest weight loss was recorded on the pure fat diet. Next in line of weight loss was the Qiet consisting of all protein. But ·on the pure carbohydrate diet, no weight loss w.hatsoever was recorded. Remember, these diets were tested in tbe same 100 people. How tben can .you explain your statement that a calorie is a Bob Trau ~e r, who hurled' a Se\•en -hitler in Tallrnadge, Ohio's 6-0 vi ctory over Athens, Greece. Tallmadge, whi ch will race the Tai wan team in the semifinals, took advantage of wildness on Um part of Athens pitcher Harry Fugett lo score three times in the thlrd and fourth innings. Fugett walked 1t ba tt e n~ in . the gam e iltld threw 10 wild pitches. The first round concludes toduy with Canada m ee ting Red Bluff, Calif . and Venezuela matched aga inst J ackson , Tenn . ity11n, who lost a game to the in to trouble after slrlldng out Chit-ago White So< two weeks his t9tb batter ln the nUt. ago in which he pitched B 1-3 With two out Ben Ogilvie innings of no-hit ball, out- singled, stole •econd and pitr hcd Mickey Lolich Tuesday scored on Freehan 's s1118le lo night but came out on the short right. end of the score when Bill Despite losing hi5 12th game Freehan lined a run-scoring in 29 decisions, Ryan broke hl8 single with two out in the top of own major league record for the 11th inning. most strlkoouts in three suc·rhe ,Ange ls, however, cessive games-44. co uldn 't come Uuough with lh~ In other AL games, Boston big hit against l.olich, who was whipped Chicago 3-3, New in trouble often but came York niwect Minnesota ~1. thro ugh in the clutch. The Kansas City blanked Cleveland Angels had at leas t one 2~ . Baltimore edged Teus 2-1 baserunner in each of the first and Oakland lopped six innings, got a runner as far Milwaukee 7-1. as !bird in the lOth and another Los Angeles routed Chicoco to second in the 11th but failed 111-8, Cincinnati downed Philato come up with a timely hit. delphia 7-1, Atlanta beat St. · Ryan , who only last week Louis B-6, San Diego equaled the major league blanked Montreal 3-0, record for most strikeouts in Houston defeated New York 11-2 nine innings by fanning 19 and San Francisco edged against Boston' allowed only Pittsburgh &-7 in 10 innings in two hits and struck out 16 over National League action. • the first nine innings but got Red Sox 8, White Sox 3 other than a low carbohydrate diet, don't expect tO be washed out and run and jump on the scales and see a dramatic weight loss. You should wait three or foi.lr weeks to see a good result. Many impatient people can 't stay on a diet three or four weeks and never 1-lb. plcg. Nallonal advtrUaing representa tive . BottineW~ll.agher , Jnc .,'12Eut 42nd St., 1 New York., New York. $.ablcriJ!ticmralrs: Delivtnd by~rrler W'hert av.U.ble SO Cftlta pel' week ; s,. 1 Motor Route W'hert carrier .,tct ool Lll'lilablt . One mmtb, t:UO. By mJU 1ft .. Ohio and W. Va ., One Year, $18; ~ l monthl, $5 . ~ : Thret: months, 15. Ellewbere s=.oo yw; m monlhs 1hret nuo: rruilhs, $!1.50. &lt.crlpUon price includes~)' n.rw~ntinel. $439 :t lb. can · ANY SIZE PIECE SUPERIOR Sliced .Bologna • Polish Sausage • Smoked Picu ics :~.·~!:' • ·• 7'1 Brown N' Serve • ::.: 7t Corned Beef Brisket,. 51'' Spare Ribs • • • Skinless Franks • Turkey Leg Quarters .•.age Braunschweicer . • ··~ SOJ17 -, Country Treat • .... Bakinc Hens • • Frozen Steaks • Fish I Chips • Red Snapper • • WHOLE BOTtOM . CHECKERIOARD • 4-61b. AVG. WT. SWIFT SAUSAGE. ALL VARIETIES l PATTIES ' SUPER .RIGHT ·~ 2·1·1b. •YI· wt. • • COUNTRY STYLE OR UGULAR 8ALL PAJ:k U.S. GOV'T. lf'.!SPECTEO RowuL Roa6t SUP£it."i6HT SAUS-'Goi · ~ROZEN JIFFY 0~ KINGSFORD CAP'N JOHN'S CElLO WltAP IUJ Ill hL IF 1-oL piCklll Pluml'lll Ctoktd Dried Htm m 1!)(12. Al\lrus 6, Mt•ts :l I A'\' Ma~· s li111111ll'tl· Ius I!Jth be lting two of his Uolelccitt ()uurgM &::rx. 79e SWEET '.N JUICY CALIFORNIA ~ 49ib. SHOES IDI.YM7 FR ESH JAN~ PARKER 69< 65 Cheese Bread ............................ :!:' . c From The Apple Pit ................................... ",:'- ·heritage house J ANE ~ARICER Your Thorn MeAn Store . Middlepor-t . ElSIE SWC 1 k 59< $ QO A&P Vegetables unt~utt•• ·t;-~~·' ,•... 3 pll:~ 1 Twin Pops or Fud9e Bars .......... :,~ . 4. ;.-'AR IHIES FROUN ~~ - INSTANT COFFEE Maxwelr House Maxwell House CO FFEE The name that stands for Quality and Dependability. • • • • • • ,'j::/263 J- 1~ $1]9 I 1!.111 -·. and receln a c.upen pod lor 20< Ott AlP I·"· Franks OAII I COU NTJtY " QO . lb. K kA H . DEN S , COFFEE Maxwell House Maxwell House COFFEE · Wesson 011 .. .. .. .. , .... . ..... ·:~· sua Kin& Size look MatehH . . . . . . .. ,.,\. " 38• • • • • • • . 1 time . As for the rest of the league, Cbancey Save rL• 17 . 14 . ..... . s2" ..-. sa•s w1rH THis COUPON Post Toastie1 ........'49 c ' f' I __ ,_,_,__, I \ At AH AIPWEts·.. • f ., Good Tkru S•t, Aug. 24lk f11 AI All AlP WE0'1. l!J . ,I OCt. 11 ()cl, .18 ()ct. 25 Nov. l Nov, H- • .' •• ' . P ali n ·' Ill h pet . .)57 .326 .326 .32 3 .320 .315 .315 . 312 . 312 . 309 pet . .) 63 .342 .3 16 .315 . 314 . 3 12 . 310 . ) 10 .3 09 .305 Te)l as Ch icago M inn eso la Cal i fornia ~1 . E xpu li 0 mgh t. 'Tht• lw rd-hi 1t1ng fl r.'lt l.litSt·· m t.m hd !t·d Iu s f1fth htm:l L· r t 11 tht• b1g lcoigues. " f alrnust qu1t baseball after I<Jsl sc<Jso_n," he send. " I -WC:IS fl~H'(' I hp Ho ) ;d.o.; l o ; , ~-0 \ ' wh:.wy ~C itin g uvpr t h e { 'h· vt·l;trl d flldlit rL'l (:.Ltylord l 'l'IT} . <.t nd " I I1Hd Tt!ll }' Jrl tht• minurs wt wn he hn 51 htlf nl'rs ;wet 1 W<JS l<1uk1ng lor dt•pth al fi rst bn sc ," M <·K <·orl s ~t i d . " I had Uml 1Jopk i 11s so I had to ('hoose whc th ~ r I wanlt'd a sing les 1li lter or SOIIH' ptjwtr. '' l.w;t 1\:tJvem bc r we picked up Sola it<-1. Jle is an out standin g guy am! he has won a lot or g;.u ncs for us with son1 e key hits tha l didn't show up ln the bo x score ." Solid t il , who stmck uut in his on ly ma jor ICilJ.:UC ;-Jt-ba t prior to this S Cil &~n .-thnt Wil :-j in 1968 -: ha s been fillin g in at first ba se for in jur ed John Ma yberry and is bappy to be in djscouraged. It wa s a ~ real thin g for me whe~ McKeon drafted me." .~. far this ~ e ason ~ Solaita has knocked In 22 ru ns in 180 <:1 t-b.als. " I th ink Perry threw me a breaking pitch," he SHid. "1 don't play tha t often so I just try to nl €.-et the ball ." After Solaita ~ s homer , Fran Healy followed with another two outs la ter to give the floy ai s a ll t he r uns they needed. Perry, who has lost six or his l a s t seven decis ions si n e~ winn ing 15 stra ight, has now served up 18 home runs. The ve te ran ri ght-hander wa s tagged for eight hi ts in losing his eighth game against 16 t::.tf11(! in the rourth inning after Oave llilton led oft with a single and Johnny Gruhb walk ed . McCovcy's bl ast wa s his seventh hd'mer in his last 12 games. /z% 1 INTEREST !· On Certificates Of Deposit 11000 Minimum 1 30 Mo. Term victories. AI Pilzmorris went the first rive inn ings fo r the Royals, leavi ng the game after being hi t on the right leg by a smash by J ohn Ellis. Lindy McDaniel ca me on to pitch four inni ngs of two-h it relief to gain his first save. Fitzmorris got the vic· tory, his ninth ~ gai n s t three lqsses. The shutou t was the third suffered by the India ns in a week. "We ha ve just been hit with a lot of injuries and we are not hitting the ball ," said Indians Mana ge r Ken Aspro monte. " We've been getting some great pitching but you can't win ballgarnes without runs." Dick Bosman was due to try to reverse the Tribe 's fortunes tonight against Bruce · Dal Canton . N in,e ly d a y i n l e r e~ • pena l1y if w i t h dr awn be f o re ma t ur it y d al e . The Athen s County Sa v ing s & Loan Co . 296 Second St . Pom erov , Ohio 17-11 ; B ibby , Te x (All TimH DTl Minn eso ta { B utler 4-51 ~~,,y.:o' ',~ ::.~:"' ':';,,:: at Boston ( Mor et 6 .5 ), 2 :00 p . m . K an s a s c it y { D a I c a n to n 7 6 ) at C leveland ( Bo sm an S-2) , 7 : 30 T ex a s { B i bb y J7 . J4 ) a! Ba ll im Q.re (G r ims ley 14 10 ) , p.m . <col bo,n , 101 • • Oakland IOdom 1-3). 11 :00 p .m ._ Delroit ( LaGr ow " 7-131 at ';t:;,fw~~ , •• ~a~lto';~:,:::;:::.::', . Kan sas n ,g h 1 Ci ty .SLAB BACO . Whole or .. s·g"' 'I' N SLiCED ......... ~~~~ ..... ~.~:. lb LIVER PUDDIN. G POTTED MEA.T 11 00 , . 5 oz. SLICE.DCH EE.SE PKG. NABISCO All Sizes no mounting NORTHERN LUNCH NAPKINS OREO COOKIES l·LB. 3 OZ. PKG • 79e charge 160 COUNT PRINGLES POTATO CHIPS PASSENGER TIRES 2 FOR $23 - Plus Casing "Btc:tter Service h Our Bu.~ine.~.\" ' 3 PAK . 89 ~ STORKS HAMBURGER BUNS ' 12 pkg. 992-7161 Middleport, DAIRY o. NEW WHITE · s~cs EXTRA SPECIAL GOOII/fEAII $2195PC·78-NW-VY-TL L7Bx15 . ~td. _Exc. ·Tax VALLEY BELL POTATOES BUTTERMILK 10 lb. bag 'h gal. • Piy While Walls for t•rae carownera MEIGS TIRE CENTER 700 E. M1in St. POMEROY, OHIO Open TICKETS ON SALE • nt7 992 -21011)r992-2l02 at Logan Wellston , at •ronton Jackson at Waverly . JOHN FULTZ, OWNER -· HERE NOW Mon. thru ·' -·--· ~-~ s.-. PRICES EFFECTIVf THRU SAT., AUGUST 24 we Reserve n1gnt 10 limit ~antity. ., • • . JLB. 3 CANS RETREADS Most ·· lt:~~~~~~-----~;;;;~~-----.,r-----;~~~;.;~~~==~::~~~=---~=1 ARMOUR , KRAFT • AMERICAN Clevel and, a1 fR.ENCH . CITY 89~LB r----~----;;.;;.;.;;.;~·;. · ;. ·;.·;.·;. ·;, ·;.·;. ·;, ·;.· :.··;.;·;.··.:.::.io.L.:..::::.::::.:::·~:=;::,·;,;·~·;·;,;··~·;··;,;·;.;·~·;··;,;·~·.:.·;,;·;.;·;.·.:.··~·~·~=·~~~~... Texa s a 1 Balt imore , n ight !on l y ~ames s c hedu led J Qr THl LMCEST nltl Il€M11t$ IM lQIIIIIASllitll <J!IO ·, 59. B a l ti mo r e 2 T exas 1 Bos 1on 8 Ch ic a g o 3 K an sa s Ci ty 2 Cl e v e land 0 N e w ':' or.k 2 Minnes o t a 1 · Detro<~ 1 o. I I· Inn Oakl an d7 Milw a, uk ee l Calltocnla Today'sp,obablee Pltche<s ~ SMOKED . PICNIC HAMS ..............~.~: .. 49 75 _J 95 22 Tue s day's Games po s tponed . Sept. 27 - Athen ~ ()ct. 4 - Gallipolis -:· ·: Grape Jelly ... 59• n: ___ _ m..: '-·-·--------- 2 ... 49• f1r~ l M.' a StJ fl -homer Tuesday ' s Results The seali<>n schedule is as follows : Sept. 6 - at Point Pleasant Sept. 13 - Belpre Sept, 20 - afRiplcy .I Dial Bath Soap r Me m ph is 4 Tide w a le r 3, ls i T idewal er 7 M emph is 2. 2nd Syr a c use 3 P a wl u ck et o . 11 i nn in gs T o led o 10 R oc h es l er 1 Ri ch mon d 9 Charle st on 6. l s i R i c hmond at Charles lon , ?n d , Coats. ~ MARK OF QUAliTY ab International League Standings By United Press International North w . I. pet . g . b. Roc hester 76 4B .61 3 Syra c use 66 58 .532 10 T o ledo 57 68 .456 19 1' 2 Pawtu c k. e1 50 7) .407 25 1'2 South w. I. pet . . g.b . M e mph is 76 49 .608 R ic h m ond 65 57 .533 9 1 7 Charl es l on 55 69 .444 20 ' '7 T ide w a l e r so 7J . .!07 25 Athens and Ironton being as tough as usual, with Wellston the surprise team . Jackson will also be dangerous, especially with the speed of Randy Ridge in the lronman backfield. The forty-three team members who will be donning the new maroon helmets with gold M's this season are: Gary George, Jach Oiler, Phil Ohlinger, Terry Whitlatch, Perk Ault. Terry Qualls, Mike Haley, Mike Magnotta, John Thomas, Dan Harrison, Jefl Musser, Charlie Marshall, Bob Wllllamson, Mick Davenport, Jim Anderson, John Blake~ Jim Clark, Bruce Reed, Steve Pickens, Rod Bailey, Ken Wyant, Rick Johnson, Mitch Chapman, George Carper, Bob Musser, Brinley Seth, Ray Willford, Tim Thomas; ·D11ve Miller, Allen Stewart, Rick G.Orge, Mike Owens, Handy G ~orge, Jerry Cremea ns, Ncul Knight, nill Sto..art, W11yne (;ottcrill, Orrian Blanchard, Jim Howard, Stan Starcher, E:rnie lmboden,Dan Russell and Lonnie VAlUABLECOUPOH REFRIGERATORS RANGES . DISHWASHERS COLOR TV STEREOS Jen k ,n s, T ex Rebuilding that entire defense and most of the offensive line is the major task of Cbancey and his assistants, John Bentley, Fenton Taylor, Don Dixon and Mike Barr. Meanwhile, the losses in the offensive backfield are also evident, but much less obvious, with the quarterback opening the most notable. Fighting it out for quarterback are three members of last year's team, seniors Perk Ault and Lonnie Coats and junior Jim Anderson. Soohomore Allen StewC:~rt has also been working out some at the QB position. And while replacing those lines may be one of the biggest tasks, Chancey figures that he 'II be coming up with frontage this . fall at around 190-195 lbs. per man. No injuries to mention have occurred except the "usual bumPs and bruises,'' as G'hancey refers to fheln 1 with one exception . Dan HarriSOn, ex peeled to see starting a ~tion on the line, has suffered a sprained muscle in his neck, and 'will be out for some Oh Boy Potatoes ................... Wal:, uu ... m glt·d holnt· H ~~ ~·.t • r :vh-tl.g<·r 1n ltw fifth IIIIIIII J!, \ U Milt (I iJ 2· ~ \1(· Wall u.o Md :Ovt•y srnm: ked a thrt't'·run IMu ncr a nd rookie l>;•vt· F' r<•islcbcn to ssed a tllr'l'l'·haltcr to lead ~n Oiegu oa:.;LM o11 1n·~· l. Mt·Covey's 19th 64 56 .533 s 62 62 .500 9 60 63 .468 JOl 1 60 64 .484 11 K an sas Ci ty National League '74, H• ll IIH: " 3...":: $ 1 $ 1" Colby Cheese .......................... ,... .ALL n.-.vms S 00 A&P Yo9urt... ........................ 4:;::; 1 Veiveeta Cheese ........................ !;!~ 8CJ< eo!\. sr•ce d A.meru:an • '"h · ·.....·"-8ft<: ...,. eese ...... pq. 7ALL v.-.R IETIE5 • FROZEN ur VH'IOq Y111 k. Boll Mlkl' Ius \4 11 1 • 1v~ ·r N ~ · w slated Practicing twice a day, beginning at 8 a.m. and 1 p.m., the Meigs Marauder gridders of head coach Charley Chancey are busily preparing for the upcoming season. Forty-three Rock Springs students are working out behind the Salisbury Elementary School under the burning August sun as the Marauders hope to regroup from th,eir first "losing " season in the school's yOung seven-year history. Las( year's squad finished the season at 4-5, 4-3 in.the rugged SEOAL, with all three losses coming by a combined total of 14 , points. Two scrimmages are on tap to help the squad get some onthe-field experience before traveling across the Ohio River for the season opener at Point Pleasant Sept. 6. Unt'il those scrimmages, however , the 43 man sqUad conAmerican League : . North , tinues. twice a day drills through next Monday, witb Chancey Oak 45; Riv er s , Ca t and Carew · ' planrung then to run his squad through single evening sessions M inn 30. Pitching immediately alter schooL . National League : B i llin9ham , A quick· defense could be the key to this year's chances, as C1 n 15-8 ; Gul leiL Cin and , Ph i l 14-8; P . N ie kro . much beef and experience is gone from the 1973 Marauder ACarllon ll -1.1 -10 ,- f i v e pi t c hers t ied w i th 13 v ic to r ies . throng, especially on the offensive and defensive lines. League : Tia n t , Bos Tile entire 11-man starting defensive unit has graduated, as 19 American ·8; Bu sby . K C 18.10 ; Wo o d . has most of the offensive line, leaving large gaps in the plans for Ch i .1B 14; H u n t er , Oak 18 ·10: CALIFORNIA SUNKIST r· •..-ordt'<.l tourney National League: _Schmidt , Phil 30 : Wynn , LA 28; Ben ch , Ci n 25; Cedeno , Hou 22 : Per ez Cin 21 . ' American League : Allen . Ch1 32: Burrough s, Te x 24 ; J a c k s on , Oak 23 ; Melton ~ C h i, Darw in , M i nn and Tena c e , Oak 20. Runs Batted In National Leaque : . Schm idt , Phi ! 95: Be n ch , Cin 94 ; Wynn , L A 88 ; Garv ey , LA 87; Ced en o , Ho u 85 . Am eric a n League : Bur r o ugh s , T ex 100 ; A l len , Chi 85 ; Ban do , Oak 82 ; Henderson , Chi and Darwin , M inn 77 . Sto len Bases National League : Bro c k , St .L 85 ; Morgan , C i n 5 1: Lop es, LA .. 491b. h•·l11 , rrom n ·l1d . Softball Home Runs r ""' ' " Cn,~ /'u \> t ' . 1 CALIFORNIA RID c;,UTL.MAN . 1)1). •._. • . OR GREIN IIUIT WinO Jluu....tun ·~ huuwr lu :O.I,:•rk a I Z-t~ 1 t attu~ · k ;u•rl .J ;m w ... HIJd lll'Y Hif•hMd, Sola ita ho1ner paces J( C wi·n Ga r r . A t I 121 515 ]] 184 Gross , Ho 117 436 64 142 Z i sk . P itt 112 408 60 133 Sm i th , SI .L 106 375 5 7 121 G r v y , LA 118 49 1 72 157 ' Br c k . SI . L 116 479 79 151 O l ivr , P11 108 448 70 141 Bc knr , LA 107 423 57 1)2 M o nt an ez , Phi l l OB 382 41 119 Cr dn l. Ch 107 4 14 59 ·129 American League g ab r h C rw , M n n 11fl 468 67 170 H a rgrv . Tx98 316 45 108 M c Ra , KC 10 7 )8 6 54 122 Y a z, Bos II ~ 403 75 12 7 Jc k sn , O k 114 392 70 123 Orla . Ch i 104 385 62 120 A l len , Ch i 115 420 81 130 R andl , T x 1 16 394 51 121 M d dx , NY 98 314. 52 97 P in i l l , N Y 106 394 53 120 lb. 2llkn.ft3< · Will.o,;' Ba ltimore nipped 'l'l'x.as l-1: Bos ton 1J e ~ 1 t Chh.·8go 8-3, K:msas City blanked Clevt1 hmd CLI·: Vl, i.AND 1UP! I K•n - lliillll' nl Tony SulmLa on tht• 2-0. New York edged Minm•sota sas Cit y M~ n a g er Jack ·11 111jur lt·•H:u<· llr<~ rt lists l<.t st Z-1. Oakland topped Milwaukee 1\!11-Kt•on's kcl'n t'ye ca ught the yt.';w and It p<.t ld off Tuesda y 7-1 and J)('troit nipped C ali ~ fo rnia i.o in 1l innings. lleds 1. l'hils J Johnny Beneh belted a threerun hornt:r and J oe Morgan, who had two home rs the nigh t before, added a solo .shot to Mat or L e agu e St.l lld,ng s. N f' W v u r !o. ~~ M 4JI IQ' power Cin{·innati over PhihtB v Un•l cd P ress Jnt cr nat io nal ( 11 1(,1 (jt) ~0 70 A )] 11 delphia and keep the Reds 2 ' , NalitJnaJ L eag ue W c sI E ast w I. p e l . y . b. ga mes behind fir st p i<Jl'l! l .os w . . I. pet. g . b . L o s Anq €' 11.' 5 ! 1 .1 6 6 76 Angeles in the West Division. Sl L ou i s 65 59 5'2 .1 Ci n c il"l n (l to l~ 49 60S 1 1 ? h ia 67 61 50.1 2 ' 1 A !l ,lnl a 66 56 . 5 4 1 10 1 , Clay Kirby limited the Phi is to PP hillilas t-tlQip ur Qh 67 6 1 50.1 2 1 , Hou s to, 63 59 _!, 16 13' ' fi ve hits while racking up his M OI"ll real 57 63 475 6 S.1 11F ran C• <> co56 6 8 d57 i'l ', 49 75 .) 95 78 ', Sa11 D 1cg o e i ~h th win aga inst seve n Tu es day 's Rc sul h losses. Los /lnqc les .18 Ch ic a go 8 s.an Fran CISCO B Pi tt sbu r q h ' · Giants 8, Pirates 7 • 10 In n Re liever Juan Pizarro, purA t lanla 8 S1 Lo uis 6 San D ieg o ) M on l r c al 0 chased fr om t he Mexican C i n cm nat i 7 Ph il a delph i a I l .eague Monday. walked Bruce H ous lon 6 N e w Yo r k 2 T o day ' s Probabl e P·itch e r s Miller with the bases loaded in ( All time s EDT ) the loth inning to force in the Lo s Ang el es (Me sse rs.m i t h 1l .~1 al Ch ic a g o (Bonham 10 15 ). winning run for San Francisco 7 IS p m again st Pillsburgh. The So n Diego ( Spilln e r 5 81 at M onlr c al I Re nko 9 1 11 , 8 : 05 Giants, trailing S-2, erupted for P.m . five runs in the top or' the ninth San F r anc i sco ( Ba rr 10 61 a! P i11 Sbu rgh ( El lis 9 BJ. 7 : 35p . m . with Miller's rW1~scoring single An ASA sanctioned jacket St Lou i s ( Gib son 7 10) at capping the rally but the tourney, sponsored by Barnett Al la n Ia ( C apra 10 61. 8:05 p . m . New York I Koos man 11 81 at Pirates tied the game in the Ford softball team . will be held Ho usto n ( G r i fl ,n 12 5 ), 8:35 bottom of the frame . The in Jackson, Aug. 30-Sep!. 1. p.m . de lphia ( Lonbo r g 13 I I ) victory went to Mike Caldwell, The d1·awing £or the slo-pitch a t PhCii lc> n ci nnc,1 l i <T .Cur r o\\ 4 0 1. 12-3, in relief. softball tournament will be 8: 0 5 p _m Braves 8, Cardinals 6 held Monday , Aug. 26 at 7 p.m. American League Darrell Evans' two ~ run Anyone wishing furth er inEast homer and triple and three hits formation should contact Rick w . 1. pet. g .b. 68 54 .557 ton apiece by Henry Aaron and Mun ch, R!. 3,Wellston . or call Bos 62 59 .512 51. 2 Ba ll imo r e Marty Perez led Atlanta past 384-4120. 60 58 .SOB 6 Cleve la n d New York 61 61 ' 50 0 ' 7 St. Louis. Perez' homer capped 59 64 .480 9 1 7 M ilwa u k ee a four~run second inning for the 58 65 .471 10 1 1 De 1ro i l west Maior Leaigu e Leader s Braves. St. Louis' Lou Brock w . I. pet . g . b . By United Press lnt ernationi!l stole his 85th base, moving him Oa k l and 71 53 .573 Leading Baf1er s j C.k $'59 POU PARROT FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT 0. Nt•w York 6-2 and S.m DicJ.!O shutout Montrenl :!-0. In l ll(' Am er it•.an l.ca ~ ut• CtUCHed Htutt BACK TO SCHOOL IN STYLE ~ posta!fe paid at Pom~, n 't·urd Hf 104 set SUPER-RIGHT .·• want Ad Publl.shing Comipany, Ill S lll~ l(_• lit'a :Jtlll g lOYAL ' • Coort St., Pomeroy, Ohl.o, )e'lfi', Buaineu , Office Phone 9t2-UM. Edltori&l Phonll912' 2157. - ur Maury 7 ln 10 innings , Alla nta IOpJX'd St . I .ouis 8-li, Houston dt•fcat cd Lopes' five hits contributed to the Dodgers' 24-hit attack tbat also included homers by Jinuny Wynn, Steve Garvey and Willie Crawford. The six homers and 24 hits were the most for the Dodgers m one 19 hJ Willllll 19 IAJs Ant-tt•lcs from Bwuklyn u1 Fr:..uw isco shnded Pittsbur ~ h 8- grounder in the severith . CHESl'ER.L. TANNEHILL, Esff. Ed. KOBF.JlT HOEFLIQI, . Oly FAlor ' · ) . Publilhed daily e~ept Satur4ay by The ! ~~ Jim Hwtter tossed a threehitter for his 18th victory and batterymate Gene Tenace cracked a grand-slam homer to pace the A's over the Brewers. Tenace's second grand slam of tbe year highlighted a siJ<-run eighth inning . Darrell Porter accounted for Milwaukee's only run with a homer, There is a practical point in this. When you are ori a diet YOUR MAN WI111 A . Ya~ A's 7, Brewers 1 g Uinl' S ill('(' t)J (' l~ ~UU IIIO Vhi ltJ 1958. Jn othi•r· r.tJ. g.arncs, Ci w.:mn:.~ t i l>t·<~t Ph ii:Hit.. lphia 7-1, S.m homers and a double in his first t~r~e times a t~bat ' Ilopes found hi s hc~ d being used as a ta rget by reuever Dave LaRoche in the fourth inning. LaRoehc was eventually pounded for lJ runs and 15 hi ts in 4 1-3 innings. " Nobody is going to throw at m y head and get away with it,'' vowed an ang1·y Lopes after the game. " It was a deliberate attempt to hi t me in the head. I'v e play ed aga inst (Cub manager Jim ) Marshall before arid I know he uses those ta cti cs. It's one thing to try and brush a player back but when you deliberately throw ai his head, then that is uncalled for. " " Don Sutton, who pitched today, got fined $100 earlier this season for brushing back Doug Rader of Houston " ' recalled Dodger Manager Walt Alston. "Today, no un1pire said anything to LaRoche. I can 't believe it." Lopes, refusing to be intimidated, promptly singled in the fourtb and connected for his third homer in the sixth before the Cubs were able to get him out on an infield gimmick for low carbohydrate diets. IN NEW YORK carbohydrate or fat. Now, why does it make any Mrs , Harry Houdashelt, difference whether it is for 10 Middleport, accompanied her days or 24 days? The whole son-in-law and daughter, Rev. questi on revolves· around and Mrs. Ronald Place ' to . losing weight or losing fat. On , Groton, N. Y., for a visit. She tbe protein and fat diets the will be there until Labor Day dieters initially lost a lot of weekend when Miss Freddie water - not fat - because they Houdashelt.drives to Groton to didn't have. enough car.. return her ne_phewl Steve bohydrate in the diet - they Place, who remained for a had essentially none . That is longer visit. not fat loss and is temporary. Carbohydrates help the kidney , Olio After again about the old water loss. the calories are from protein, INTEitEBI' OF · MEIGS-MASON AJ\EA Innings for Kansas City to notch • career high ninth win against only throe loS$0S. The loss was Perry's seventh in eight decisions alter winning 1~ i.n a row, Oriole• !, Rancera I Mike Cuellar tossed a fivehitter lor his 15th win in pitching the Orioles over the Rangers. A run...coring double by Brooks Robinson and a sacrifice fly by Mark Belanger in the seoond Inning accounted for the Orioles' runs off Jackie Brown, who drQpped his lOth game in 19 decillions. So, you are just telling me see the results of their efforts. As the excess body fat is converte!l back into energy it calorie a,nd that all calories releases water. At intervals it is filtered out by the kidneys. count? DEAR READER - I didn't Many people lose weight by see the T. V..program, but if it plateaus. A sudden loss, then a is a recent one Dr . Atkins lag of even two to four weeks Should, and I ·am sure does, before tbe next meaningful know better_ No doubt he is results are apparent on tbe referring, as he did in his book, scales. Meanwhile as the water to the work reported by Kek- · is retained you are safely and wick and Pawan in 1956 in sanely losing fat every day. Lancet, a British Medical Remember, that is the real JournaL This outdated study goal. You want to lose fat and was repealed by other scien- stay healthy. tists and extended to ~· ; days. H the goal was just to wring The original st·• ~Y you quote out your body and watch the was a Sh<?rt te• m 3tudy. · scales, any doctor could give In . \he . lonb . study the you some of our powerful new weight loss ~ JS o:.•ctly the diuretics and hav'e instant ·same · for carbohydrates, dried human. But,. most docproteills -and fats . The ex- tors are far more sensible than periment has been repeated that. So, a calorie is a calories, several times by other in- the basiclaws of nature remain vestigators who have also intact not withstanding wbat confirmed that if you eat the you h~ve heard on T. V. Dr. · same nwnber of calories each Atkins's quotation of an old and day for 24 days qr longer you long since clarified experiment will lose tbe same amount of doesn't change that one bit. weight, regardless of whether DEVOTED TOniE Dicit Dni(IO notched hl8 first Cllmplete game ~ July e and Rlclt MU!er collected four hila .. lhe Re<l Sl!x boosted Utelr lead in the AL East to ~ ~ games. Drago scattered eight hits in raising biB record to 6-7 while Stan Bahnsen suffered hl8 14th 10011 ln 2:> declsiol\J. Yallkees z, Twins ·1 Pat Ooboon scattered seven hits In outdueling Bert Blyleven u the Yankees nipped the Twins. Bobby Murcer walked in the secood lming and scored the decisive run on an inneld sil18le and two successive errors" Craig KUlick bad a homer for MinneiOta. Re)'llls 2, Indians 0 Tony Solalta and Fi:an Healy hit fifth inning homers off Gaylord Perry and Lindy MeOiinlel turned in four innings of two.!tlt relief to spark the Royals' over the Indians. AI Fitzmorris went the first five Ry STU CAMF.N UPI Sports Writer Hitting houuo runs e;m httvt· it_, drawbat ill;, l...os Angeles' Oav(• 1Alpes doubled his home run total for tlle seuson Tuesrut y when he blasted three shots, i11 .addition to a double and a singh•, in the Dodge rs' 16-8 ro ut of th e Chicago Cu bs and the >-foot-9 1 7~ pow1<1 second basema1; Quickly paid the prit'e. I �• 1- The Daily Sentinel, Midilleport.f'omcroy, U., Wt'<lnesda) , AU!(. ~I. )974 X:......... ......·-st············-·.·.-.·-:. ··-•... '.····~o;····~ ......~..;:l)::"·h· .••...•,·,r,.y..,,••1.,~ .....#'~"o.~..,.Y. _ ..................,-, ,············ ........................... •.•.·..... .•.•...•.·.-"'··· ,•.o».•.•,•.·,·'-.' "···---·.-;o. ..,.,..-~~ ::;:.:;:.":":·~~::~::::::·::::::::::.::~::!: :M:·:·:·:-:· ;:i,· . . C. ommun1ty t' '~j ~~ 11 . '·' Corner By Charlene ~ S .I oc1a *' <:: ~1! · ;::: =* TilE W. A. Gibbs home on the Harrisonville Road st'Cms vel'}' quiet: . But that's the way it is when visiting gnmdchildren 1·eturn home. For almost six weeks, Sarah Beth and Greg Gibbs, along with their mother. Mrs . William E. Gibbs of Oran geburg, S. C. were here with their grandparents . Bill - and you may remember that he is now Dr. William E. Gibbs -spent t~a t time at a semiiU:Ir in Boston, and then joined his famil y here for a short visit before they all returned to Orangeburg. MR. AND MRS. Francis Andrew, Long Bottom, recently received a· letter from their son, Frank , advising them that he has been promoted fr om supervisor of Rotary Wing Aircraft Maintenance to Superintendent of Aircraft Maintenance. Frank has been employed in Saigon for five years with Air America, Inc. During his time there he has made several interesting trips to other countries, one especially which brought much comfort and · consolation to the Andrew family . Frank went to the Philippine lsland.s to visit the grave of his uncle, John Andrew . Capt . John P. Andrew is buried in the U. S. National Cemetery for Heroes of World War II there. The cemetery is located near Manila and has the reputation of being one of the best cared lor military cemeteries in the world·. ·Pictures taken by Frank confirmed the beauty of the cemetery. · Frank spent the month of J WJe herewith his family . SOME REDECORATION and general improvements are being made at the Enterprise United Methodist ChW'ch in preparation for the centennial observance to take place Nov. 10. And still on sale by the church are those attractive centennial plates. · ·m E OHUNGERS will have a final fling before school starts this weekend at Blue Rock Park located just south of Philq. There will be the three brothers, William, Philip and Terry and their families. Missing will be yoWJg Phil who will be staying behind for football practice. An iriVItUl 1011 10 jom :t; Gullipolls I Hoetlich ;·',~l'. ;; Calendar !ii Jean Warner has been back from Germany for a week now after being there almost a month with her son, Sp. 4 John Lawrence Warner, stationed at the U. S. Army base nt'ar Bassloch. Jean Oew to Frankfort - her £irst night incidentally where she was met by John who had arranged to ha\'e a 20 day leave during his mother's \'isit. John and three of his Anny buddies share a house in a small village near the base and it was there that Jean stayed. The two took in all the sights of Germany and toured several castles. John who has been there a year now will be returning to the States in December. BPW io meet with Gallipolis WEDNF.SOA Y POMEROY Lodgt' Profe~ional a rne(•ting S.;•pl. Ui was :u.... lilt' mct•ting ut lhl' Columbiu Gas Business nn<l ec)Jtcd by Ihe Middleport BP\Y Women 's Club for Club at its Monday ni~ht Co. nHice. A letter wus rt!ad from ·the Gallipolis Club advising that Pauline Hiel, state BPW president, wUI be making a visit Sept . 16 i.lnd that 9 dinner wotdd be held ut Oscar's at 6 :JO p.m . Middleport Club meznbcrs ~i re to meet nt the Gas Co. office at 5:45 p .lll. to go lo Galllpolis . No regular meeting of the club will be held in September. Plans were discussed for a membership meeting in Oc· tober with prospective members to be invited . Mrs . Nellie Vale and Mrs. Alwilda Werner are co-chairwomen. Read at the meeting was a commt~icati on from · the State Federation outlining the membership goals for the year. Miss Freddie Houdashelt presided at the meeting with Mrs. Ann Bailey reading the 161 , .speci~l meeting , 7::10 p.m . t-:nlPr'ed Apprentice Oe~rC'c . All maslN masons invi led . • HEVIVAL at the United Faith Church, on lhr Pnmeroy bypass, beginnin~ tOday through Aug . 25. 7:30p.m. llt'\' . Crl'il Wise evangelist. Hymn sing Aug . 25, 2 p.m. Singer's welcome . r THURSDAY MEIGS Coun t)' Women's Fell ows hip, ' fi : 30 p.m., at Forest A(.·res Park . Familv night and potluck . · PAST Officers 6f Racine Chapter 131 O.E.S. annual family picnic at 6:30 p.m. at Masonic Temple . FRIDAY MEET The Team night 6:30 p.m . at Eastern High School aud itori•ml. Parents, tcuchen;; and interested residents invited; staged by Eastern B.and Boosters, Duane Longenette, president. . PAST Matrons of Evangeline Chapter picnic, 6 p.m., at Anthony Cabin on Cherry Ridge. Those interested in attending are to meet at the temple at 5:30p.m. Coffee and tea will be furnished. UNITED Methodist Men's organization will hold a \\'iener roast 7:30 p.in. at Edson Roush Farm . Old Man 's Cave is reunion site reunion of the descendants 1'{ Raymond and Mcl'ibah Miller I ~e was held Sunday at Old Man's Cave. Attending were Mr . a nd Mrs. Carle; . Lee, Long 'Bottorn ; Mr. and Mrs. Ch('ster Mayes and granddaughter, Susan Swinning, James Ziegler, Mr . and Mrs. Bruce G, Williams .and R~1chel , Arthur Mayes .and daughter, Angie, all of Marysville: Mr . and Mrs. David Lee and Chad, Mr. and Mrs . llmTy Lee, Mr . and Mrs. Raymond Zeigler, Jr ., and Neil, Westerville ; Mr. and Mrs. Lar1·y Lee , Jennifer , Tony ~md Todd, Pomeroy : Mr. and Mrs. Bill Barker, ScQtlie anti Cheryl, Milford Center, Mr . and Mrs. Charles Herring , Tim, Brent, Mike, Delaware; Kim Michael and Barbara Burk and son, Allen. AT KING'S ISLAND Mr . and Mrs. Don Hwme l, son, Artie, and David Warth, Pomeroy , spenl a recent weekend in Indianapoli s, stopping at King's Island near Cincinnati enroute home. VISIT RElATIVES Mr . and Mrs. Edgar Reynolds, Middleport, spent the weekend at Lookout, W. Va ., visiting relatives. They attended a performance of the "Halfields and McCoys" at Beckley, W. Va . The 7th :mnual SUNDAY HOME COM (NG at Haze l CoinmW1i l)' Church off SR !24, between Long Bottom and Porlland. Featured singers "Gospel Tones". Basket dinner at noon . Everyone vlelcome. ANNUAL Gooch famHy reun ion, Gray Park, Hovatter, Miss Amy Hamm. Fostoria. Basket dinner at Miss Julie Hamm , Miss noon. Everyone welcome. Bronwyn Dailey, Miss Karen Price, Mrs. Pat O'Brien, Mrs. George Hackett, Jr ., and Miss Joyce Kerns , all of Middleport. rnr Sue Ellis was reud. J enclosed a contribution. Mn. Grace Pratt and . Betty Conlde were chairwoa of the iloslesscommlttee wj served refreshmentS. 0 on Uu~ commi ttee were Rose Reynolds, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Edith For Mrs. LucUle Swackha and Mrs. Pearl Reynolds. BACK·18·SCHOOl FOR • r Automal ic . 31.95 32.95 markers on gi ll dial. Gute~ ~ i 4'1' MERCHA~DIS E! i CHEC! OUR SPECIAl BUYS - YOU'll \ casual, so wear casuals that go with everything. Super soh leather. Great colors and takeit-easy styles. Easy plice too ... $18.00 \,!_! I 9-7 Hart Shoes 9-8 INGELS FURNITURE POMEROY l Ev'erv Color i .!J~.~~~:~ ~~;~~:~~:~,~:~; ~~y~"~S Wi th A ll Th~enun s Newes t Tr•ms · BUY LESS - YOU STill GET MORE '. fOR YOUR MONEY AT SHOPPERS MART BIC BALL POINT PENS e Regular 19c PACK OF 100 15 I .;.... . - ··· rr-' l" l • c:•• Colorfu l Viny l I 100 SHEETS . TYPING PAPER BOOKS !' ONE I~ SIZE \ , F ITS 4 SUBJ ECTS 4 CO LOR S - 99¢ c:J. WHIT E BOND F INI SH 54~ ALL Wh ile Th ey Last TUBE This is Hol!lt Improvement Time. and you'll lind lust abOut everything to build anything here. Clleck our prices. Free delivery service. 8UILDING OR liMON' 1110 • , • tQUMJTY WMBER eiiiSWIIOft .PMBJNG .PAINTS ( ,. ·M.IJM- ' 1.2S VALUE , " Bata " Br:and- Boys and ·Men's TENNIS SHOES Low Cut Style Navy . BI<u:k -White eWINIJOWS.WOOD OR el'l.'l'WOODS eSHfATHING rl SOCKS Red ahd Gold THEME .COVERS _____________ · lllru Fri. C...~ at - toi111Ne7 Fits &-B'h or ,.Cu99tlfJG SALE 9- T1 Crew Style "1 Dark Color$ B l ue~ .W. c;.n S.Ve You MoneY ' • GIRLS PANTIES 2 "'.f. For lt1e School Girl !..;'rho lor every ~~~ or llg 11 rt . de by lh• l•mGut ' La~oblt ' IIKPII, . 1 . \ • • $}24 TO $247 Go ld , Avocado r ~...., • ·-. ·.• ·-- .--- SAODI.£S, DENIMS. OXFORDS, SIZES 5 10 3 $ 387 TO. $787 TEENS & WOMEN'S SHOES Comp;~rel W1 h•Yt lhe sl y I YO II Cilrl RfiOrd $el I I e l ~IIU 'VIII Wan t, • t prltU F•tt tt7~ . • · ec: ~om .111 lht ntwu t modtla lor ,) ... _.,;.;.. 4 SUBJECT COIL BOUND NOTEBOOK Vivi d P lastic Covers ' 1. Q - < =:i z 0 ==••• N• ••• • N 3 ... Cl) D::. I.LI c.:J 0 N M z ~ 5 •• co• 'I I •• ...I 0 •• · ~ u ...-41 • •:t;~~========~ o' -o-· •• . ·OPEN TILL 9 PM FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE · OPEN SUNDAYS 1 PM TO 8 PM MASON, W. VA. • MIX OR MATQi WOMEN'S WGGAGE 16 INCH SIZE ................'8.88 211NCH SIZ£ ... :........... '9.88 26 INOI H0GG & zusmtk1Al.S co. Acele- Ace ! at e BRASSIERES~;fij· " PRICED TO SAV E YOU MON E Y! B~ C IHO · CO lLEG E BOYS SOCKS . --- GIRLS SCHOOL SHOE$ F• NYLON STRETCH ~ .~ \ NEW FOOTNCTtS FOB SCHOOL! . 40 PAGE ESTIMATES UPON REQUIS( 0.... I a.m .• s , .m. - WHITE WITH STRIPE TOP I ~· . L&.l z I SEE OUR OOMPLETE SCHOOL SUPPLIES . SAVE! BOYS ANO MEN'S ~·: .... • THEME THE WANTED COLOR SHAD ES IN STO CK! •• • PACK OF FOUR -z (I) ........ - ~·• SCHOO( BAGS Ho:~.~~~~~~ 29~ PANTY HOSE • •• c.:::J • Regu la r S9c Va lue FIRST QUAliTY WOMEN'S SEAMLESS ' G) 36e 57~ CLASP UP NOW! NOW - WHEN YOUR DOUARS 'I WOOD PENCILS 14¢ F IRM METAL " ·4 · 94 •6 94 PA CK OF S CLIPBOARD ro en 1mmm: PR ESS ED MASONITE SI ZE TO FOLD HERe·--------------~--~---~--------------------------------I CELLO TAPE 44e 7 6 to 18 . Na vy an d se vera l a ther co lors. WE WILL GLADLY TAKE YOUR '35.00 WELFARE CERTIFICATE! THEME BOOK tl GIRL.$ . '/)\. YOUR BOYS WILL LIKE OUR W. VA. RESIDENTS ,.__ . ·.,·Dt NEW SELECTION HAS ARRIVED• $n~ ·-----------~---------~--·PLEASE I SHOP NOW FOR DISCOUNT SCHOOL NEEDS! .· . Nol~~~~~i o FOR I .. RE~URLAR SliMS H Pe rfec l CONVERSE TENNIS . ' / .i \UO Boys·a nd Me n's R EG ULAR Sl\.87 PERMA NENT P R ESS REGULAR S2.94 ,., 77~. Firs Site 1. 11 REMOVE FROM PAPER AND USE AS A SHOPPING GUIDE I ARGY LES 28¢ A~\OR 67e STR I P E S . SO LID S YDu Get J-q?c Fin I' Poi nt o1n d 1- 19c Medium Poi nt I en 'II BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS 2 WANT SEVERAl. GIRLS KNEE HI SOCKS BIC BALL PENS 'N .,, w""" ,, .'"' .'f.v! !) All SHORT SLEEVE 9-5 .... , Box of 64 Crayons _ $299 Everything is going i= WITH BUDG ET PRICED QUALITY Wi th Built.in Sa r pener I""'_ _ _ __;.;;__ _ _..::., A,$1.29 VAL UE VALUES TO ~6.95 - en :IE :::; fOR OVER 25 YEARS WE'VE PROVIOEO TH E TRI.COUNTY AREA CRA VOLA CRAYONS Den im · Twiii - Polve ~te r CUFFED FLARED& FLARES SIZES TO 20 1 INGELS NEW STORE HOURS =-::: NEED HELP'! WOMEN'S JEANS AND PANTS ' 17 jewels . 17 jew-els . dill. Bla~ ll 29.95 0 0 z: c MAVERICK BRAND '~-· .a:: c:c .. ..•. _. SCIOTO DOWNS COLUMBUS (UP! I - Peggy Lee Direct ran a 2:04 mile in the featured eighth race pace at Scioto Downs Tuesday night to win by a head over Mickey Bloom. SPECIAl PURCHAS£ ! rr I.LII See our great selection of gift watches. We have the newest sty l es , the latest features . Caravella bY Bulova. Expensive watches at inexpensive prices. POINT PLEASANT • MASON SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA ~ :E ' A DISCOUNT ·A sh9we r honoring Miss Bar bara Williams. RefreshCatherine Jill Harris, bri de- ments of min iature sandelect of Clarence James wiches, cOokies, salad, g·reen ~illiams, was give·n Saturday punch, mints and nuts were mght by Miss Melanie Hackett served from a table covered and Miss Milisa Rizer at the with a green cloth and centered Hackett home in Middlepor t. with an arrangement of gold A green and yellow color chrysanthemwns flan ked bv scheme· was carried out in the gold tapers. decorations. Games were The guest Jist included those played with prizes going to na med and Miss Pam BW'son Miss Jo Ellen Diehl, Miss . Colwnbus: Mrs. Steve Burson: Maralynn Tracy and Miss Shade: 'Miss Celine McGowan, Mason, W. Va.; ·Miss Kim Moses, Miss Margi Ehman , ~nd Miss Mamie McNeer , Gallipolis: Mrs. Carl Wolfe, Racine; Mrs . Perry Kennedy, Rutland: Mrs . El bert Williams, Langsville; Miss Sheila Harman, Rutland; Miss Linda Williams. Langsville. Mrs. James B. Thomas, Miss MONDAY Marla Neutzling , Mrs . Don Anderson. Mrs . Jeff Werry, THRU Mr ~., Roger AbbQtt, Mrs . Franklin Rizer, Mrs. Floyd THURSDAY Williams , Miss Irene Barnes, Miss Tina Duflu . Mrs. John Card, Miss t.e·anne Sebo, Miss Marge Riggs, Miss Connie FRIDAY Grueser, Miss Connie Radford, Miss Ann Ohlinger, Miss Debb ie Ohlinge r , Miss Caralynn Tracy, Miss Becky SATURDAY Will, all of Pomeroy. Miss Sherry King , Miss Pat Harris, Mrs . John Blake . Mrs. Larry Baker , Mrs . George Miller and Megan, Mrs. Dale MIDDlEPORT Walb urn , Mrs . Richard 0 ravelle®by Bulovi DEPARTMENT STOll£ Shower fetes Miss Harris :z VISIT ·WAVERLY Miss Merri Ault and Ron Couch, Pomeroy, w·e re Saturday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wise, Grandview Ave., Waverly. HOST GUESTS LONG BOTTOM - Mr . and Mrs. Chester Hayes, Marysville, were the weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lee , Long Bottom. The couples enjoyed a picnic and fishing at Forked RW1 Lake, visited the DoubleR Ran ch near Belpre, and had a barbecue with Mr. and Mrs. George Theiss and Kerr i 53RD minutes of Ult' Au,.tust picnic. '"'d Mrt . P.loise Wilson ~ivlng rhe tn•osurer's report . A drawing wus held for the ~lten dance award . l.lndn · Stobttrt, whose name wus drnwn, wus not present so the award ~oes up to five silver dollars at the next meetln~ . A note of thanks from Leona Kohl for the use of a wheelchair •• •• • •• • •• .,• Ill ... o ... ~c ..... ~0 :;)a. r-J ·o N ...-41 >...I z: 0 �• 1- The Daily Sentinel, Midilleport.f'omcroy, U., Wt'<lnesda) , AU!(. ~I. )974 X:......... ......·-st············-·.·.-.·-:. ··-•... '.····~o;····~ ......~..;:l)::"·h· .••...•,·,r,.y..,,••1.,~ .....#'~"o.~..,.Y. _ ..................,-, ,············ ........................... •.•.·..... .•.•...•.·.-"'··· ,•.o».•.•,•.·,·'-.' "···---·.-;o. ..,.,..-~~ ::;:.:;:.":":·~~::~::::::·::::::::::.::~::!: :M:·:·:·:-:· ;:i,· . . C. ommun1ty t' '~j ~~ 11 . '·' Corner By Charlene ~ S .I oc1a *' <:: ~1! · ;::: =* TilE W. A. Gibbs home on the Harrisonville Road st'Cms vel'}' quiet: . But that's the way it is when visiting gnmdchildren 1·eturn home. For almost six weeks, Sarah Beth and Greg Gibbs, along with their mother. Mrs . William E. Gibbs of Oran geburg, S. C. were here with their grandparents . Bill - and you may remember that he is now Dr. William E. Gibbs -spent t~a t time at a semiiU:Ir in Boston, and then joined his famil y here for a short visit before they all returned to Orangeburg. MR. AND MRS. Francis Andrew, Long Bottom, recently received a· letter from their son, Frank , advising them that he has been promoted fr om supervisor of Rotary Wing Aircraft Maintenance to Superintendent of Aircraft Maintenance. Frank has been employed in Saigon for five years with Air America, Inc. During his time there he has made several interesting trips to other countries, one especially which brought much comfort and · consolation to the Andrew family . Frank went to the Philippine lsland.s to visit the grave of his uncle, John Andrew . Capt . John P. Andrew is buried in the U. S. National Cemetery for Heroes of World War II there. The cemetery is located near Manila and has the reputation of being one of the best cared lor military cemeteries in the world·. ·Pictures taken by Frank confirmed the beauty of the cemetery. · Frank spent the month of J WJe herewith his family . SOME REDECORATION and general improvements are being made at the Enterprise United Methodist ChW'ch in preparation for the centennial observance to take place Nov. 10. And still on sale by the church are those attractive centennial plates. · ·m E OHUNGERS will have a final fling before school starts this weekend at Blue Rock Park located just south of Philq. There will be the three brothers, William, Philip and Terry and their families. Missing will be yoWJg Phil who will be staying behind for football practice. An iriVItUl 1011 10 jom :t; Gullipolls I Hoetlich ;·',~l'. ;; Calendar !ii Jean Warner has been back from Germany for a week now after being there almost a month with her son, Sp. 4 John Lawrence Warner, stationed at the U. S. Army base nt'ar Bassloch. Jean Oew to Frankfort - her £irst night incidentally where she was met by John who had arranged to ha\'e a 20 day leave during his mother's \'isit. John and three of his Anny buddies share a house in a small village near the base and it was there that Jean stayed. The two took in all the sights of Germany and toured several castles. John who has been there a year now will be returning to the States in December. BPW io meet with Gallipolis WEDNF.SOA Y POMEROY Lodgt' Profe~ional a rne(•ting S.;•pl. Ui was :u.... lilt' mct•ting ut lhl' Columbiu Gas Business nn<l ec)Jtcd by Ihe Middleport BP\Y Women 's Club for Club at its Monday ni~ht Co. nHice. A letter wus rt!ad from ·the Gallipolis Club advising that Pauline Hiel, state BPW president, wUI be making a visit Sept . 16 i.lnd that 9 dinner wotdd be held ut Oscar's at 6 :JO p.m . Middleport Club meznbcrs ~i re to meet nt the Gas Co. office at 5:45 p .lll. to go lo Galllpolis . No regular meeting of the club will be held in September. Plans were discussed for a membership meeting in Oc· tober with prospective members to be invited . Mrs . Nellie Vale and Mrs. Alwilda Werner are co-chairwomen. Read at the meeting was a commt~icati on from · the State Federation outlining the membership goals for the year. Miss Freddie Houdashelt presided at the meeting with Mrs. Ann Bailey reading the 161 , .speci~l meeting , 7::10 p.m . t-:nlPr'ed Apprentice Oe~rC'c . All maslN masons invi led . • HEVIVAL at the United Faith Church, on lhr Pnmeroy bypass, beginnin~ tOday through Aug . 25. 7:30p.m. llt'\' . Crl'il Wise evangelist. Hymn sing Aug . 25, 2 p.m. Singer's welcome . r THURSDAY MEIGS Coun t)' Women's Fell ows hip, ' fi : 30 p.m., at Forest A(.·res Park . Familv night and potluck . · PAST Officers 6f Racine Chapter 131 O.E.S. annual family picnic at 6:30 p.m. at Masonic Temple . FRIDAY MEET The Team night 6:30 p.m . at Eastern High School aud itori•ml. Parents, tcuchen;; and interested residents invited; staged by Eastern B.and Boosters, Duane Longenette, president. . PAST Matrons of Evangeline Chapter picnic, 6 p.m., at Anthony Cabin on Cherry Ridge. Those interested in attending are to meet at the temple at 5:30p.m. Coffee and tea will be furnished. UNITED Methodist Men's organization will hold a \\'iener roast 7:30 p.in. at Edson Roush Farm . Old Man 's Cave is reunion site reunion of the descendants 1'{ Raymond and Mcl'ibah Miller I ~e was held Sunday at Old Man's Cave. Attending were Mr . a nd Mrs. Carle; . Lee, Long 'Bottorn ; Mr. and Mrs. Ch('ster Mayes and granddaughter, Susan Swinning, James Ziegler, Mr . and Mrs. Bruce G, Williams .and R~1chel , Arthur Mayes .and daughter, Angie, all of Marysville: Mr . and Mrs. David Lee and Chad, Mr. and Mrs . llmTy Lee, Mr . and Mrs. Raymond Zeigler, Jr ., and Neil, Westerville ; Mr. and Mrs. Lar1·y Lee , Jennifer , Tony ~md Todd, Pomeroy : Mr. and Mrs. Bill Barker, ScQtlie anti Cheryl, Milford Center, Mr . and Mrs. Charles Herring , Tim, Brent, Mike, Delaware; Kim Michael and Barbara Burk and son, Allen. AT KING'S ISLAND Mr . and Mrs. Don Hwme l, son, Artie, and David Warth, Pomeroy , spenl a recent weekend in Indianapoli s, stopping at King's Island near Cincinnati enroute home. VISIT RElATIVES Mr . and Mrs. Edgar Reynolds, Middleport, spent the weekend at Lookout, W. Va ., visiting relatives. They attended a performance of the "Halfields and McCoys" at Beckley, W. Va . The 7th :mnual SUNDAY HOME COM (NG at Haze l CoinmW1i l)' Church off SR !24, between Long Bottom and Porlland. Featured singers "Gospel Tones". Basket dinner at noon . Everyone vlelcome. ANNUAL Gooch famHy reun ion, Gray Park, Hovatter, Miss Amy Hamm. Fostoria. Basket dinner at Miss Julie Hamm , Miss noon. Everyone welcome. Bronwyn Dailey, Miss Karen Price, Mrs. Pat O'Brien, Mrs. George Hackett, Jr ., and Miss Joyce Kerns , all of Middleport. rnr Sue Ellis was reud. J enclosed a contribution. Mn. Grace Pratt and . Betty Conlde were chairwoa of the iloslesscommlttee wj served refreshmentS. 0 on Uu~ commi ttee were Rose Reynolds, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Edith For Mrs. LucUle Swackha and Mrs. Pearl Reynolds. BACK·18·SCHOOl FOR • r Automal ic . 31.95 32.95 markers on gi ll dial. Gute~ ~ i 4'1' MERCHA~DIS E! i CHEC! OUR SPECIAl BUYS - YOU'll \ casual, so wear casuals that go with everything. Super soh leather. Great colors and takeit-easy styles. Easy plice too ... $18.00 \,!_! I 9-7 Hart Shoes 9-8 INGELS FURNITURE POMEROY l Ev'erv Color i .!J~.~~~:~ ~~;~~:~~:~,~:~; ~~y~"~S Wi th A ll Th~enun s Newes t Tr•ms · BUY LESS - YOU STill GET MORE '. fOR YOUR MONEY AT SHOPPERS MART BIC BALL POINT PENS e Regular 19c PACK OF 100 15 I .;.... . - ··· rr-' l" l • c:•• Colorfu l Viny l I 100 SHEETS . TYPING PAPER BOOKS !' ONE I~ SIZE \ , F ITS 4 SUBJ ECTS 4 CO LOR S - 99¢ c:J. WHIT E BOND F INI SH 54~ ALL Wh ile Th ey Last TUBE This is Hol!lt Improvement Time. and you'll lind lust abOut everything to build anything here. Clleck our prices. Free delivery service. 8UILDING OR liMON' 1110 • , • tQUMJTY WMBER eiiiSWIIOft .PMBJNG .PAINTS ( ,. ·M.IJM- ' 1.2S VALUE , " Bata " Br:and- Boys and ·Men's TENNIS SHOES Low Cut Style Navy . BI<u:k -White eWINIJOWS.WOOD OR el'l.'l'WOODS eSHfATHING rl SOCKS Red ahd Gold THEME .COVERS _____________ · lllru Fri. C...~ at - toi111Ne7 Fits &-B'h or ,.Cu99tlfJG SALE 9- T1 Crew Style "1 Dark Color$ B l ue~ .W. c;.n S.Ve You MoneY ' • GIRLS PANTIES 2 "'.f. For lt1e School Girl !..;'rho lor every ~~~ or llg 11 rt . de by lh• l•mGut ' La~oblt ' IIKPII, . 1 . \ • • $}24 TO $247 Go ld , Avocado r ~...., • ·-. ·.• ·-- .--- SAODI.£S, DENIMS. OXFORDS, SIZES 5 10 3 $ 387 TO. $787 TEENS & WOMEN'S SHOES Comp;~rel W1 h•Yt lhe sl y I YO II Cilrl RfiOrd $el I I e l ~IIU 'VIII Wan t, • t prltU F•tt tt7~ . • · ec: ~om .111 lht ntwu t modtla lor ,) ... _.,;.;.. 4 SUBJECT COIL BOUND NOTEBOOK Vivi d P lastic Covers ' 1. Q - < =:i z 0 ==••• N• ••• • N 3 ... Cl) D::. I.LI c.:J 0 N M z ~ 5 •• co• 'I I •• ...I 0 •• · ~ u ...-41 • •:t;~~========~ o' -o-· •• . ·OPEN TILL 9 PM FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE · OPEN SUNDAYS 1 PM TO 8 PM MASON, W. VA. • MIX OR MATQi WOMEN'S WGGAGE 16 INCH SIZE ................'8.88 211NCH SIZ£ ... :........... '9.88 26 INOI H0GG & zusmtk1Al.S co. Acele- Ace ! at e BRASSIERES~;fij· " PRICED TO SAV E YOU MON E Y! B~ C IHO · CO lLEG E BOYS SOCKS . --- GIRLS SCHOOL SHOE$ F• NYLON STRETCH ~ .~ \ NEW FOOTNCTtS FOB SCHOOL! . 40 PAGE ESTIMATES UPON REQUIS( 0.... I a.m .• s , .m. - WHITE WITH STRIPE TOP I ~· . L&.l z I SEE OUR OOMPLETE SCHOOL SUPPLIES . SAVE! BOYS ANO MEN'S ~·: .... • THEME THE WANTED COLOR SHAD ES IN STO CK! •• • PACK OF FOUR -z (I) ........ - ~·• SCHOO( BAGS Ho:~.~~~~~~ 29~ PANTY HOSE • •• c.:::J • Regu la r S9c Va lue FIRST QUAliTY WOMEN'S SEAMLESS ' G) 36e 57~ CLASP UP NOW! NOW - WHEN YOUR DOUARS 'I WOOD PENCILS 14¢ F IRM METAL " ·4 · 94 •6 94 PA CK OF S CLIPBOARD ro en 1mmm: PR ESS ED MASONITE SI ZE TO FOLD HERe·--------------~--~---~--------------------------------I CELLO TAPE 44e 7 6 to 18 . Na vy an d se vera l a ther co lors. WE WILL GLADLY TAKE YOUR '35.00 WELFARE CERTIFICATE! THEME BOOK tl GIRL.$ . '/)\. YOUR BOYS WILL LIKE OUR W. VA. RESIDENTS ,.__ . ·.,·Dt NEW SELECTION HAS ARRIVED• $n~ ·-----------~---------~--·PLEASE I SHOP NOW FOR DISCOUNT SCHOOL NEEDS! .· . Nol~~~~~i o FOR I .. RE~URLAR SliMS H Pe rfec l CONVERSE TENNIS . ' / .i \UO Boys·a nd Me n's R EG ULAR Sl\.87 PERMA NENT P R ESS REGULAR S2.94 ,., 77~. Firs Site 1. 11 REMOVE FROM PAPER AND USE AS A SHOPPING GUIDE I ARGY LES 28¢ A~\OR 67e STR I P E S . SO LID S YDu Get J-q?c Fin I' Poi nt o1n d 1- 19c Medium Poi nt I en 'II BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS 2 WANT SEVERAl. GIRLS KNEE HI SOCKS BIC BALL PENS 'N .,, w""" ,, .'"' .'f.v! !) All SHORT SLEEVE 9-5 .... , Box of 64 Crayons _ $299 Everything is going i= WITH BUDG ET PRICED QUALITY Wi th Built.in Sa r pener I""'_ _ _ __;.;;__ _ _..::., A,$1.29 VAL UE VALUES TO ~6.95 - en :IE :::; fOR OVER 25 YEARS WE'VE PROVIOEO TH E TRI.COUNTY AREA CRA VOLA CRAYONS Den im · Twiii - Polve ~te r CUFFED FLARED& FLARES SIZES TO 20 1 INGELS NEW STORE HOURS =-::: NEED HELP'! WOMEN'S JEANS AND PANTS ' 17 jewels . 17 jew-els . dill. Bla~ ll 29.95 0 0 z: c MAVERICK BRAND '~-· .a:: c:c .. ..•. _. SCIOTO DOWNS COLUMBUS (UP! I - Peggy Lee Direct ran a 2:04 mile in the featured eighth race pace at Scioto Downs Tuesday night to win by a head over Mickey Bloom. SPECIAl PURCHAS£ ! rr I.LII See our great selection of gift watches. We have the newest sty l es , the latest features . Caravella bY Bulova. Expensive watches at inexpensive prices. POINT PLEASANT • MASON SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA ~ :E ' A DISCOUNT ·A sh9we r honoring Miss Bar bara Williams. RefreshCatherine Jill Harris, bri de- ments of min iature sandelect of Clarence James wiches, cOokies, salad, g·reen ~illiams, was give·n Saturday punch, mints and nuts were mght by Miss Melanie Hackett served from a table covered and Miss Milisa Rizer at the with a green cloth and centered Hackett home in Middlepor t. with an arrangement of gold A green and yellow color chrysanthemwns flan ked bv scheme· was carried out in the gold tapers. decorations. Games were The guest Jist included those played with prizes going to na med and Miss Pam BW'son Miss Jo Ellen Diehl, Miss . Colwnbus: Mrs. Steve Burson: Maralynn Tracy and Miss Shade: 'Miss Celine McGowan, Mason, W. Va.; ·Miss Kim Moses, Miss Margi Ehman , ~nd Miss Mamie McNeer , Gallipolis: Mrs. Carl Wolfe, Racine; Mrs . Perry Kennedy, Rutland: Mrs . El bert Williams, Langsville; Miss Sheila Harman, Rutland; Miss Linda Williams. Langsville. Mrs. James B. Thomas, Miss MONDAY Marla Neutzling , Mrs . Don Anderson. Mrs . Jeff Werry, THRU Mr ~., Roger AbbQtt, Mrs . Franklin Rizer, Mrs. Floyd THURSDAY Williams , Miss Irene Barnes, Miss Tina Duflu . Mrs. John Card, Miss t.e·anne Sebo, Miss Marge Riggs, Miss Connie FRIDAY Grueser, Miss Connie Radford, Miss Ann Ohlinger, Miss Debb ie Ohlinge r , Miss Caralynn Tracy, Miss Becky SATURDAY Will, all of Pomeroy. Miss Sherry King , Miss Pat Harris, Mrs . John Blake . Mrs. Larry Baker , Mrs . George Miller and Megan, Mrs. Dale MIDDlEPORT Walb urn , Mrs . Richard 0 ravelle®by Bulovi DEPARTMENT STOll£ Shower fetes Miss Harris :z VISIT ·WAVERLY Miss Merri Ault and Ron Couch, Pomeroy, w·e re Saturday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wise, Grandview Ave., Waverly. HOST GUESTS LONG BOTTOM - Mr . and Mrs. Chester Hayes, Marysville, were the weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lee , Long Bottom. The couples enjoyed a picnic and fishing at Forked RW1 Lake, visited the DoubleR Ran ch near Belpre, and had a barbecue with Mr. and Mrs. George Theiss and Kerr i 53RD minutes of Ult' Au,.tust picnic. '"'d Mrt . P.loise Wilson ~ivlng rhe tn•osurer's report . A drawing wus held for the ~lten dance award . l.lndn · Stobttrt, whose name wus drnwn, wus not present so the award ~oes up to five silver dollars at the next meetln~ . A note of thanks from Leona Kohl for the use of a wheelchair •• •• • •• • •• .,• Ill ... o ... ~c ..... ~0 :;)a. r-J ·o N ...-41 >...I z: 0 �1 • -1 ' I &I• Ullll.l)l Dil'lkU*Io~WlJUC.Ueput'r.-rumeroy I 4J•• •- *.... ~ Aut•21. llf'Jt _. .;:;;;:;.;.::::::::::::::::;:!:::::·:::::·:::::;:::•:;:::;:::::·:::-:-:.;.;.:;j;;-:•:·:-:-:.:-:-:-;-:-:-.· -:-:-:.:-:-:-:-:-:-:-/:-;-;.:-:-:-:-:·:-:-;-:-:-:-:-: :-:·'·!·!<·"·!;:·:::::;··:··.::::-:·;·:·-·:·:·:·;-:-:-:-:-:-;.;-:-:-·-. :-·-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-;-:-:-:.:-:-·-:··-: .· ~::; . ·.· ·,··· t - BACK 10 SCHOOL PKG . OF I 0 NO. 2 SCilO .':' :i:! PENCILS t :ji' Packa~e or ' ;... :-; ....•. -.-:-:-:-:-.-;.:.f.:.;.'':.·.: ... ·.·•••...·.. -~- .. ·. ·•• ...•.. ·'· ·.•.' ...·.•. •.· .•...••·•·:-:·:·; ·: -:-:-:·:·:::::::·:.:.:.:-:::::::::· !;!::;:;.;:::· ·=·:····::::::::;;::-:::·:·:;:;:::::::;:;.;::.;.:-•• :::;.;. :·:·:·:·;.;::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·;.;.;.;.;.;.;.:.;.:-; :·:0:· ..·.. STIFFllR'S BACK 10 SCHOOL SALE 8 COUN I PACKAGl FAMOU S j1j J 10 lead pencils. BIC PENS ;::: ·::: ''' - STIFFL[R 'S BACK-TO SCHOOL SALE BIG 300 COUNT RULED r:::::;. /,:: FILLER PAPE :; ll i~h quality lined whit> nOtebook :,: Iiiier paper, punched five hOle, to fit :;; all notebook binders. 300 e<>unt. " IJlc" pens for school u.'ie . of 8. Medium point. They write every lime. Back-to-School Sale. ...QniOU$ Packa~c ~ ~~ ;.: ::: .I .-:. ,• ~· !:· , ,.. -.,."' n "'... ,.:z: CCII • - ...,.-. ,,· _... . POMEROY - MIDDLEPORT • POINT .PLEASANT . •Y s. • ~ ••• • .,.,.,.,~.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,s,~';,~;t~'~'':'~''''~'~'c'~:;~:~~~,6~t'~~~,~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:t'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''. : '• - STIFFLER'S BACK-TO -SC HOOL SALE MEN'S PERMANENT ' PRESS BOY'S REGULAR AND SLIM :::. : TWILL OR BRUSHED LONG SLEEVE } 0EN IMJEA NS :, Boy's well made regular and slim style jeans made from twill or brushed denim fabrics. Best buy of the seasons. Save at Stiffler's during this annual Back-to-School Sale. · ,' \ll :·: ' • :::: .•,• t 8 $ 99 .;.;.;.;.;.~;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: ;:;:;:;:::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:; :;:;:;:;:;:;:";:; :;:;:;:;:;:;:; :;:::::·:·:·:·:::: z ,._, ,... CD • Ci)., ~I ca ... ,., ·:::o,. , ' '' CRAYOLA CRAYONS , "'o · . . • ' , ·~ z , .,.,:: . {:;:: .. -:·:· ·.· ·:·: . 59 ~ACH • • : : · STRETCH SOCKS CAM PUS CLASSICS! . • Men's and boy's orloh stretch socks hi basic and fashion colors. Shop Stiffler's before retutnin-to · learnin. · · · : :::.: )~ ::: ... '" . r .. "' DICTIONARY ·'\{ J: PRICED FROM · Over 5,000 entries, pronunciations; ::!: derivations, modern definitions, parts of :;:: speech, indexed. . ::: ·.~ ' ' " . ' ::: r moulded sole sport sneakers } classroom and school yard are ready. Big 'th h' · soles White :··· on looks. wear and comfort. Sturdy new WI cus •on m · :;:; styles for back to school come from SUI· and navy. :·;: ·. ner's. >" $599 . .. t ;::; $899 PAIR :~r :' .. .· ;: : :;: :;: . .·. .::: ::: -STIFFLER 'S BACK -TO -SCHOOL SALE ::: LADIES' SIDE SHOW & CHARM STEP " STYLISH NEW FALL ., ·, :=:· .. ;: ,: .. " - STIFFLER'S BACK -TO -S CHOOL ': FOR THE MAN ABOUT CAM PUS . · DASHING SANDY McGEE . ::! OXFORDS-LOAFERS ., .,., New Sandy McGee oxfords and loafers in a wide choice of dashing styles. Economy priced at Stiffler's to save you a wee bit moro . All for the man about campus. FOOTWEAR · It's back to college for ' he gals ! Corne to Stiffler's for new fall footw ear at economy prices . from Side Show and Charm Step. Stiffler's Back to School Sale. .: . .·. :::·=·' .•:· · - BA~K TO -SCHOOL:. MEN'S-BOY'S-YOUTHS LACE-TO -TOE GYM OXFORDS Men' s, boy's or youths black lace to the toe style o<fords for gy m wear. Moulded soles, cushioned insoles. In all sizes . -. $799. ' ·. TO - STIFFLER'S BACK -TO -SCHOOL SALE FAMOUS FRUIT-OF-THE LOOM .,. UNDERWEAR \ $ ,' ::: BOY'S KNIT BRIEFS OR TEE SHIRTS · PICkiVt of Tit ret , , .". , , , .... . • ' 24 9 $319 · MEN'S KNIT BRIEFS .. . PACKAGE OF THREE ....... ' ···-.. ' MEN'S TEE SHIRTS $339 PACKAGEOFTHREE ., .... .. •' ·&; • Men's famou s. Maverick brand . blue denim flare leg style jeans. Western styles. Stiffler's Back to ·School Sale. Save now! Sizes 28 to 38. ' .. .t;; FLARE JEANS :::: ,~~~~.~.~~~I "..!2Qr~~~ .. PAIR ' 00 :.:. .::: $1·99 ' $ -STIFFLER'S BACK-TO -SCHOOL SALEMEN 'S MAVERICK DENIM LAY-A-WAY NOW! .;.; .: ·: ;:;: · : ;: .: : :;: :·: .·:·: ;. .:· :: :; . - BACK-TO-SCHOOL- STIFFLER BACK -TO -SCHOOL SALEAMERICAN MADE CHILDREN'S STURDY .NEW LADIES' SPORT · PLAY RIGHTS &CHARM' STEP .:. :. :.: College greats: The best of the campus classics . . . assembled here for fYour selection. Suits, sweaters, jackets .. . pants and sportive skirts. In soft autumn colors; wann. winsome fabrics. Come in now. Find yours! .. :~ ) 48~CH : :·: .: - STIFFLER'S BACK-TO-SCHOOL SALEMEN 'S AND BOY'S OR LON ;.;. :;::::::~ :;:;: ;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:; :;:;: ;:;:;:;: ;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:: :::;.;.;.;::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::::::::: :: : : :: :::::::·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~.~~.1 - STIFFLER'S BACK -TO -SCHOOL SALE·-· OVER 5,000 ENTRIES -WEBSTER 'S ,.,. c ~::~sHi.?isK.ET ..•.. ,.... ,', ,., " ' " ·: ,•, :::: ' '"z ' ' $299 Ruled white paper. Punched for .~. -t • Boy's long or short sleeve shirt~ in colors or fancy patterns. Made from pennanent press fabrics. A class "A''. buy! Sizes 6 to. 16. · use"'in notebooks. z • SPORT SHIRTS AND UP FROM Q9p~ - STIFFLER'S BACK:TO -SCHOOL SALE BOY'S PERMANENT PRESS 99 . PRICED . $ .· ::·:·:·:·:·:-:::.:-:-:-::::::;;;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::·:·:·:::·:::::::::::;:·:·:::::::::::;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::: c""~rs. ' p:;:~ $1 > ,.,. EACH '",. :.:.: . Large selection of men's name brand fall and winter ..,. knit dress slacks in assorted colors and patterns. her in comfort, no matter what the weather. Sizes 3 to ''' 19 ..... · , , : : C COMPOSITION BOOKS Gor. one for each subject. Different color DRESS SLACKS } :~~ ···: 6X·and 7 to )4. Stiffler's Back to School Sale. . r- ·. Every school girls needs a sturdy coat, to ward o(f winter's icy blasts, to top her classic clothes, to keep SCHOOL TABLETS -STIFFLER 'S BACK -TO-SCHOOL . BIG COUNT VARSITY .;. ' -S TIFFLER 'S BACK-TO-SCHOOL SALE ME!J 'S POLYE STE R DOUBLEKNIT ..; COATS · :::: Save on school supplies .trorn Stiffler's. ;:;: Famous Fast Mail School Tablets. Yellow :;:; ruled paper. :;:: ' •,• AND UP GIRL'S NEW FALL AND WINTER -STIFFLER 'S BACK -TO -SCHOOL .SALE85 PAGE FAST MAIL ~~ ; :;: ·, - STIFFLER'S BACK-TO SCHOOL SALE THESE WILL WARD ·OFF WINTER' S ICY BLASTS ,., . BOX . .· . ::;; c · . PRICED FROM ::: / I A big bot of 64 genuine Crayola crayons for school use. Built in sharpener. Regular 0 _.., , o ~ '' c:,... .., z I I c , - STIFFLER'S BACK-TO -SCHOOL SALE~ 64 COUNT BOX FAMOUS $ 00 [.Qts of pretty new dresses (or fall and back to school wear. Made Of easy care penn press fabrics 'in a great cho'ice of colors and patterns. Sizes 3 to 6X and 7 to 12. Back-to-School Sale at Stiffler's. i\j) PAIR Men's permanent press long sleeve sport shirts in assorted colors, patterns and styles from one of the famous makers. Stiffler's Back to School Sale. and save. DRESSES ::: $ 99 SPORT SHIRTS - STIFFLER'S BACK -TO -S CHOOL SA LE GIRL'S PERMANENT PRESS FANCY BACK -TO -SCHOOL I ' $1 ~?. - STiFFLER 'S BACK -TO -SCHOOL SALE .FOR PRE -SCH OOL & BEGINNER S TOTS AND CHILDREN 'S SPORTSWEAR For pre-school and beginners. Tots and childrens sportswear. Slacks, jackets, •Port tops and two plec~ sets. AU famous brands. Back to School Sale. - STIFFLE R'S BACK -TO -SCHOOL SAL E-:S TIFFLER 'S BACK -TO -SCHOOL SALE - · BOY'S FAMOUS BRAND t . ,;;~LADIES' TOWN -N -COUNTRY O::.i BLUE DENIM ' STRETCH NYLON '/:1. FLARE JEANS PANTY .HOSE ,, Boy's famous brand blue denim flare leg style jeans in sizes 6 to 16, Stiffler's · Back to School Sale. These jeans can .· take it: · :• :-:.·. ,' $ 99 PAIR ) Ladies' first quallty Town and Country brand stretch ny!Oii panty hose. One size fits all. Co~•• m the . ~i:~ns i>l'st shodes. Bac to School . : .,:. .·:.:;. , ·( • ' �1 • -1 ' I &I• Ullll.l)l Dil'lkU*Io~WlJUC.Ueput'r.-rumeroy I 4J•• •- *.... ~ Aut•21. llf'Jt _. .;:;;;:;.;.::::::::::::::::;:!:::::·:::::·:::::;:::•:;:::;:::::·:::-:-:.;.;.:;j;;-:•:·:-:-:.:-:-:-;-:-:-.· -:-:-:.:-:-:-:-:-:-:-/:-;-;.:-:-:-:-:·:-:-;-:-:-:-:-: :-:·'·!·!<·"·!;:·:::::;··:··.::::-:·;·:·-·:·:·:·;-:-:-:-:-:-;.;-:-:-·-. :-·-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-;-:-:-:.:-:-·-:··-: .· ~::; . ·.· ·,··· t - BACK 10 SCHOOL PKG . OF I 0 NO. 2 SCilO .':' :i:! PENCILS t :ji' Packa~e or ' ;... :-; ....•. -.-:-:-:-:-.-;.:.f.:.;.'':.·.: ... ·.·•••...·.. -~- .. ·. ·•• ...•.. ·'· ·.•.' ...·.•. •.· .•...••·•·:-:·:·; ·: -:-:-:·:·:::::::·:.:.:.:-:::::::::· !;!::;:;.;:::· ·=·:····::::::::;;::-:::·:·:;:;:::::::;:;.;::.;.:-•• :::;.;. :·:·:·:·;.;::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·;.;.;.;.;.;.;.:.;.:-; :·:0:· ..·.. STIFFllR'S BACK 10 SCHOOL SALE 8 COUN I PACKAGl FAMOU S j1j J 10 lead pencils. BIC PENS ;::: ·::: ''' - STIFFL[R 'S BACK-TO SCHOOL SALE BIG 300 COUNT RULED r:::::;. /,:: FILLER PAPE :; ll i~h quality lined whit> nOtebook :,: Iiiier paper, punched five hOle, to fit :;; all notebook binders. 300 e<>unt. " IJlc" pens for school u.'ie . of 8. Medium point. They write every lime. Back-to-School Sale. ...QniOU$ Packa~c ~ ~~ ;.: ::: .I .-:. ,• ~· !:· , ,.. -.,."' n "'... ,.:z: CCII • - ...,.-. ,,· _... . POMEROY - MIDDLEPORT • POINT .PLEASANT . •Y s. • ~ ••• • .,.,.,.,~.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,s,~';,~;t~'~'':'~''''~'~'c'~:;~:~~~,6~t'~~~,~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:t'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''. : '• - STIFFLER'S BACK-TO -SC HOOL SALE MEN'S PERMANENT ' PRESS BOY'S REGULAR AND SLIM :::. : TWILL OR BRUSHED LONG SLEEVE } 0EN IMJEA NS :, Boy's well made regular and slim style jeans made from twill or brushed denim fabrics. Best buy of the seasons. Save at Stiffler's during this annual Back-to-School Sale. · ,' \ll :·: ' • :::: .•,• t 8 $ 99 .;.;.;.;.;.~;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: ;:;:;:;:::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:; :;:;:;:;:;:;:";:; :;:;:;:;:;:;:; :;:::::·:·:·:·:::: z ,._, ,... CD • Ci)., ~I ca ... ,., ·:::o,. , ' '' CRAYOLA CRAYONS , "'o · . . • ' , ·~ z , .,.,:: . {:;:: .. -:·:· ·.· ·:·: . 59 ~ACH • • : : · STRETCH SOCKS CAM PUS CLASSICS! . • Men's and boy's orloh stretch socks hi basic and fashion colors. Shop Stiffler's before retutnin-to · learnin. · · · : :::.: )~ ::: ... '" . r .. "' DICTIONARY ·'\{ J: PRICED FROM · Over 5,000 entries, pronunciations; ::!: derivations, modern definitions, parts of :;:: speech, indexed. . ::: ·.~ ' ' " . ' ::: r moulded sole sport sneakers } classroom and school yard are ready. Big 'th h' · soles White :··· on looks. wear and comfort. Sturdy new WI cus •on m · :;:; styles for back to school come from SUI· and navy. :·;: ·. ner's. >" $599 . .. t ;::; $899 PAIR :~r :' .. .· ;: : :;: :;: . .·. .::: ::: -STIFFLER 'S BACK -TO -SCHOOL SALE ::: LADIES' SIDE SHOW & CHARM STEP " STYLISH NEW FALL ., ·, :=:· .. ;: ,: .. " - STIFFLER'S BACK -TO -S CHOOL ': FOR THE MAN ABOUT CAM PUS . · DASHING SANDY McGEE . ::! OXFORDS-LOAFERS ., .,., New Sandy McGee oxfords and loafers in a wide choice of dashing styles. Economy priced at Stiffler's to save you a wee bit moro . All for the man about campus. FOOTWEAR · It's back to college for ' he gals ! Corne to Stiffler's for new fall footw ear at economy prices . from Side Show and Charm Step. Stiffler's Back to School Sale. .: . .·. :::·=·' .•:· · - BA~K TO -SCHOOL:. MEN'S-BOY'S-YOUTHS LACE-TO -TOE GYM OXFORDS Men' s, boy's or youths black lace to the toe style o<fords for gy m wear. Moulded soles, cushioned insoles. In all sizes . -. $799. ' ·. TO - STIFFLER'S BACK -TO -SCHOOL SALE FAMOUS FRUIT-OF-THE LOOM .,. UNDERWEAR \ $ ,' ::: BOY'S KNIT BRIEFS OR TEE SHIRTS · PICkiVt of Tit ret , , .". , , , .... . • ' 24 9 $319 · MEN'S KNIT BRIEFS .. . PACKAGE OF THREE ....... ' ···-.. ' MEN'S TEE SHIRTS $339 PACKAGEOFTHREE ., .... .. •' ·&; • Men's famou s. Maverick brand . blue denim flare leg style jeans. Western styles. Stiffler's Back to ·School Sale. Save now! Sizes 28 to 38. ' .. .t;; FLARE JEANS :::: ,~~~~.~.~~~I "..!2Qr~~~ .. PAIR ' 00 :.:. .::: $1·99 ' $ -STIFFLER'S BACK-TO -SCHOOL SALEMEN 'S MAVERICK DENIM LAY-A-WAY NOW! .;.; .: ·: ;:;: · : ;: .: : :;: :·: .·:·: ;. .:· :: :; . - BACK-TO-SCHOOL- STIFFLER BACK -TO -SCHOOL SALEAMERICAN MADE CHILDREN'S STURDY .NEW LADIES' SPORT · PLAY RIGHTS &CHARM' STEP .:. :. :.: College greats: The best of the campus classics . . . assembled here for fYour selection. Suits, sweaters, jackets .. . pants and sportive skirts. In soft autumn colors; wann. winsome fabrics. Come in now. Find yours! .. :~ ) 48~CH : :·: .: - STIFFLER'S BACK-TO-SCHOOL SALEMEN 'S AND BOY'S OR LON ;.;. :;::::::~ :;:;: ;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:; :;:;: ;:;:;:;: ;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:: :::;.;.;.;::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::::::::: :: : : :: :::::::·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~.~~.1 - STIFFLER'S BACK -TO -SCHOOL SALE·-· OVER 5,000 ENTRIES -WEBSTER 'S ,.,. c ~::~sHi.?isK.ET ..•.. ,.... ,', ,., " ' " ·: ,•, :::: ' '"z ' ' $299 Ruled white paper. Punched for .~. -t • Boy's long or short sleeve shirt~ in colors or fancy patterns. Made from pennanent press fabrics. A class "A''. buy! Sizes 6 to. 16. · use"'in notebooks. z • SPORT SHIRTS AND UP FROM Q9p~ - STIFFLER'S BACK:TO -SCHOOL SALE BOY'S PERMANENT PRESS 99 . PRICED . $ .· ::·:·:·:·:·:-:::.:-:-:-::::::;;;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::·:·:·:::·:::::::::::;:·:·:::::::::::;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::: c""~rs. ' p:;:~ $1 > ,.,. EACH '",. :.:.: . Large selection of men's name brand fall and winter ..,. knit dress slacks in assorted colors and patterns. her in comfort, no matter what the weather. Sizes 3 to ''' 19 ..... · , , : : C COMPOSITION BOOKS Gor. one for each subject. Different color DRESS SLACKS } :~~ ···: 6X·and 7 to )4. Stiffler's Back to School Sale. . r- ·. Every school girls needs a sturdy coat, to ward o(f winter's icy blasts, to top her classic clothes, to keep SCHOOL TABLETS -STIFFLER 'S BACK -TO-SCHOOL . BIG COUNT VARSITY .;. ' -S TIFFLER 'S BACK-TO-SCHOOL SALE ME!J 'S POLYE STE R DOUBLEKNIT ..; COATS · :::: Save on school supplies .trorn Stiffler's. ;:;: Famous Fast Mail School Tablets. Yellow :;:; ruled paper. :;:: ' •,• AND UP GIRL'S NEW FALL AND WINTER -STIFFLER 'S BACK -TO -SCHOOL .SALE85 PAGE FAST MAIL ~~ ; :;: ·, - STIFFLER'S BACK-TO SCHOOL SALE THESE WILL WARD ·OFF WINTER' S ICY BLASTS ,., . BOX . .· . ::;; c · . PRICED FROM ::: / I A big bot of 64 genuine Crayola crayons for school use. Built in sharpener. Regular 0 _.., , o ~ '' c:,... .., z I I c , - STIFFLER'S BACK-TO -SCHOOL SALE~ 64 COUNT BOX FAMOUS $ 00 [.Qts of pretty new dresses (or fall and back to school wear. Made Of easy care penn press fabrics 'in a great cho'ice of colors and patterns. Sizes 3 to 6X and 7 to 12. Back-to-School Sale at Stiffler's. i\j) PAIR Men's permanent press long sleeve sport shirts in assorted colors, patterns and styles from one of the famous makers. Stiffler's Back to School Sale. and save. DRESSES ::: $ 99 SPORT SHIRTS - STIFFLER'S BACK -TO -S CHOOL SA LE GIRL'S PERMANENT PRESS FANCY BACK -TO -SCHOOL I ' $1 ~?. - STiFFLER 'S BACK -TO -SCHOOL SALE .FOR PRE -SCH OOL & BEGINNER S TOTS AND CHILDREN 'S SPORTSWEAR For pre-school and beginners. Tots and childrens sportswear. Slacks, jackets, •Port tops and two plec~ sets. AU famous brands. Back to School Sale. - STIFFLE R'S BACK -TO -SCHOOL SAL E-:S TIFFLER 'S BACK -TO -SCHOOL SALE - · BOY'S FAMOUS BRAND t . ,;;~LADIES' TOWN -N -COUNTRY O::.i BLUE DENIM ' STRETCH NYLON '/:1. FLARE JEANS PANTY .HOSE ,, Boy's famous brand blue denim flare leg style jeans in sizes 6 to 16, Stiffler's · Back to School Sale. These jeans can .· take it: · :• :-:.·. ,' $ 99 PAIR ) Ladies' first quallty Town and Country brand stretch ny!Oii panty hose. One size fits all. Co~•• m the . ~i:~ns i>l'st shodes. Bac to School . : .,:. .·:.:;. , ·( • ' �' ' 8 - 1'he Daily Sentinel, Middlep>rt-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, A~~~: . 21. 1974 Farrar family gathers l ' n . .t•r .1111hlo• l h~ ·" t' f+llll' .IUIUIJ!t·..., lt-lfl!r io~ ,•;u ·h :..~U.Irt', ld fon11 f11ur ordtnlll"} "unl ... 1"'1'. PLF:ASAN'f - A three· hour class Is being off red tutt'" The Gold Cliff Park near Circle\1i!Je was the setting for the third Farrar Family reunion July 28. Gifts were presented to Mrs. Lt>lia "' arrar, Virginia Beach, Va ., tbe oldest attending: Ricky Malone, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Malone, Oak Hill , the youngest; and Mr. and Mrs. Don Farrar, Wilmington, Del., the one who traveled U1c farthest. Officers elected were lvor M. Farrar . Pomeroy, president, and Mrs. Betty Farrar, secretary-treasurer , for 1975, It was reported that Mr. and Mrs, Claude Souders. Oak Hill , and Mro . Evelyn Merritt and Susan Brookville, Fla ., were unable to attend due to illness . Attending the reunion were Mr. and Mrs. Roher! Bobo and family, South Shore, Ky.; Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Miller and family, Dundee, Mich.; M•. and Mrs. Donald BObo and family , Jackson ; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Farrar, Circleville: Mrs . Lelia Farrar, Virginia Beach, Va.; Mr . and Mrs . lvor N. Farrar and family. Pomeroy: Mr. and Mrs. John Polly 's Pointers By Polly Cramer Poor workmanship has her in stitches VTE 419--5"· "PracUcwn in Career Education." VTE 481. 5112 is a prerequisi!Al for the Etlueation c•uur,.c• uffl'rt•d, hy MlJ Gre~ory Hoyes. MiddlepOrt: Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wolr, lf(J/U ((,' Newark : Mr. and Mrs. G. Keith Chapin, Odord ; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Farrar and family , Cintios, Ohio: Mr. and Mrs. William Bobo and family, Westerville ; Mr . and Mrs. Bill Farrar. Oak Hill . James A. Farrar. Colwnbl.lS; til 'lf:Tl' Mr. and Mrs . James W. Farrar, Portsmouth: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clark and family. Jackson; Mr . and Mrs . Donald Farrar. Wilmington. Del.: Nuw a.rranre- the tire-ltd lttte-n Mrs. Emma Farrar, Oak Hill; t o rurm the: s urprise- 1n.swer, All Mrs . Martina Farrar and '-=~;:;~~~~~~~·~ Uflti"Mlt"d by thlf" abo\lt (arfoon. grandchildren, Mr . and Mrs. Francis Farrar and family, '-r _.:.::: PIW=Ilte=SIU'IISI ::.:"'=-: "1 AIISW! = R= ittn ' -__]' [ Logan : Mr. and Mrs. Wendel Farrsr, Chillicothe; Mr. and J111ul•l•·• , ClOVe---FLUIO ASPECT STYMIE l ·.. , l,.r•l•}f' Mrs. Orlan Farrar and family, 1\ u ~w••r: lit• ltu•l>t'!l lor llllt·lli!Jt'lll'!"- SPIED Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. David . Farrar and family, Oak Hill: The albatross is among the windy weather ror hours Mr. and Mrs. Larry Byrd, most spectacular gliders of without ever O~pping its exLogan; Ellen ,F arrar, Clyde all birds, able to stay aloft <n tremely long, narrow wings. and Polly Farrar, Oak Hill ; Mr. and Mrs. OrviJle Farrar, Columbus. Next reunion was set "tor the last Sunday in July at the same park. I_ \ course. organizational meeting will be held at the Mason County through Marshall University Vocalionai Center on Augu.•t on the ~ndergraduate or :19, Thursday at 4:3{) p.m. graduate level. An The cour~ to be offered is Anyone tntereat~d. who quaii[le.!l, may contact Will Edwards, M01on County Vocational Center, 675-303'l. Gospel Meeting AUGUST 21 thru 28, 1974 7::10 P. M. BOB KESSINGER, Speaker I IJ rI I J POU. Y'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - RecenUy I spilled oil paint on my shag carpet. Is there any way to remove it ? - M. B. DEAR POU. Y - My Pet Peeve is with the poor workmanship on wearing apparel. Anything goes from open seams to p>or quality thread and slacks that may have one leg longer than the other. With the prices one has to pay for clothes today it is terrible to have to add to the cost of having them altered or the seams resewn . - EVELYN. DEAR POLLY - Mrs. C.A.W. wanted to know how to tell wool yarn from acrylic after the labels have been removed. This can be done by carefully burning a bit at the end of a strand with a lighted match. The acrylic yarn wiU melt, forming a blob that wiU not crumble when pressed between the Fingers. Wool yarn does not form this hard blob but easily crumbles into ash when Pressed. Do use ca ution when doing such burning. Hold over an ash iray, pie pan or so on. Acrylic yarn is very hot when it melt.;. - LINDA M. DEAR POU.Y - Mrs. C.A.W. will find that when !j'ying to separate her wool yarnS from acrylic ones that wool yarn comes apart fairly easily. It is almost imp>ssible to br\"'k or spearate ROBERT RICHARDS the synthetic ones. - ELOISE. Airman Robert M. DEAR POLLY - I have a finger..aving idea for shelling Richards, son of Mr. and fresh peas. Insert a steel crochet hook (mine is size 0) at the stem . Mrs. Kalbryn A. Richards of end and pull downward. Unless you try it is is hard to believe how Rt. 4, Pomeroy, has been ' much easier this is. It just zipa the shell open.- DONNA. assigned to Sheppant AFB, DEAR POLLY - My fishing Pointer is to remove the cartTex., after completing Air ridge from a discarded ballp>int pen, roll up your fishing license, Force basic trainJng. He has insert it in the pen and clip in your shirt pocket. It is always dry been assigned ·· lo · !he . and in a safe place. Te<hnical Training Center at When·making a pants suit it is a great time-saver to sew a Sheppard lor specialized small piece of contrasting color material in the back seam. This !raining In the ctvli will show on the underside as the pants are being put on. You can engineering mechanical and tell at a glance which is the front and which is the hack . eleclrlcal field. Airman MABEL . . . Richards is a 1974 graduate DEAR POLLY - When a recipe calls for adding melted fat of Meigs High School. after the other ingredients have been.added I melt the measured · -fat in the pan to he used for the baking. It is never forgotten and there.isone less pan to wash . - MRS. H. P. . Paper mone·y is an invention of the Chinese, £\O inYou wlll receive dollar ll Polly Illes your favorite bome- novation believed to date maldog idea, Pet Peeve, polly's Problem or solution IAl a from the T'ang dynasty of the 7th century A.D. · problem. Write Polly In <are of this newspaper. YOU AHE COHDIALLY INVITEH TO ATTEND EIGHT NH; HTS Of' LESSONS FROM THE ll(BI,E PRESENTED I!Y A MAN THAT IS ('APAHLE TO MAI\E YOUR NEXT OA Y A Jlf(f(;H'J'ER ANI) A HETTEH ONE TO LIVE IN. L _____________________________. ,~-;~ ' . ~· ~' ..... •.4 ' \ REG. s2.98- POLYESTER DOU LE . BIG MURPH SAVE KNIT TOPS Be up- to · dote this loll with the late\ ! in fo~hion. o shirl · jo c pont set in polye!ler knit. O r e ~ ~ comfor t able w ith thi ~ ~ ho r t dee¥e set in solid s and pot· SET tern~ . si ze~ 8-18. · HECK'S REG. SETI0.94 REG. S4.97 SHIRTS . REG. $5.97 PANTS AT ONCE SAVE SOc $447 SAVE SOc $547 SLICED . $}09 BACON •••••••• l~ .. Rugged pre-shrung PolyCotton with that stay neat look . long sleeve shirt has flap pockets, long tails, S, M, l and XL. Permanent crease pants with reinforced pockets. Waist sizes 29-44. Olive wood, . spruce green and gray. SAVE '4 HOMEMADE LUNCH MEATS .lb. SALAD CALIFORNIA ORANGES 4LB. AGAR 69t 2LB. 79~ BAG BAG · PLANTEIIS CANNED 5 LB. HAM CAN PEANUT BUTTER INSTANT JAR 18 oz. JAR · age $129 JO BO DOG FOOD ARMOUR POllED MEAT · 3c.ns OL COFFEE 10 49' $1388 STURDY, COMFORTABLE ROCKER. EVERY CHILO WILL CHERISH. $1 Will Hold on La•vav•av REG. $15.88 • • "" ~, "• "'"""'"""" < o '"""'·~·...- '~- • BOYS NYLON c SOCKS 7 TO 8t/z 9 TO 11 DIAPERS $10.99 CLOTHING DEPT. HECK'S REG. $4.49 HECK'S REG. 88' DEPT. !AITot· 99 . INFANTS ......... - ~::~ .....-IIJII! FOOTLOCKER Th is footlocker is 31xl5 3/.t )(12 1/.•' ' with 3" tray . In block, blve, gold, ond g<een, ;, ha s heavy stay h;nges ~nd ;, wectkers•o of. CLOTHING Li ttle Tot B i rd~eye Diapl! n fo r comfort or.d long losfirlg quali ty .. One do~: cn in poc~oge , cu.t ~ite 7.7 • 27 . SLACKS . Infants slocks ill no wale ca rd u· roy. the mo ter io l that wears wei\ a r~d c ot~ t i n ue ~ to loolo. great oil lhe day lo ng . Fresh novel ty prir.h in Ol>or lad wl· ors. Sizes 9 lo 24 month1 . LITTLETOT . FinED C:IIB . sH· ET E Little Tot filled crib ~heell eoture1 les~ lhon 1% shrinlo.oge. Specie I filled co rne rs ~lip on mo ttre n. Smooth finish, long ia ~ti r.g wo!>li al te r wa ~h ..Awoilable iri .white and pa ~ie l colors. 2 $129 • HECK'S REG. FOR $]00 HECK'S REG. $2.38 PAIR ;... JERGENS DRY SKIN LOTION 140Z. 4 Uuid.. I "'"'l"'t MARX BIG WHEEL ' OUR • LOW PRICE NO IRON oz. T. Q. LOTION $159 $ 13 96 •o• "' ~ REG. 115.96 Zoo <hold n "" o n~t' • r~dl ct 10h vonrl "'~ If ""' to ! hnvo; o l p !Q ~ 1 • ml . l~•u •>< •hnl) M•~t, !O < hoc>•~ i l<\ nl, HECK'S REG. 99' ·mi·PERSPIRANT 69' - diel HECK'S REG. . . . ..' """' 19" DOLLS lor bea• CHOICE 66' POLY-FIL IACH HICK'511G. $1-041A. TDYDIPT. PLAZA STORE - DOWNTOWN GAUIPOLIS STORE • $ '1 .14 HECK'S REG. $1.88 COSMETIC DEPT. COSMETIC DEPT. CDSMEnC DEJiT. 40MINUTE BLANK 8· TRACK PANASONIC PORTABLE This lovable 19 " Boby·Do ll cornu~ in"2 t lyfe,. Bolh hov" m it vi nyl arms & legs, roo ted ho ir. mo v_ing eye-s ond a d or11b le 0 1 m<~mo 0 r voice . S]99 EACH HICk'S 110. $5.61> lA, TDYDEPT, - __... ... , .-··~ l, g ngo«>o. g oo•llo Md po COMPLETELY WASHABLE IIEG. $1.94 BLADESS'S 77« $2.11 COSMETIC DEPT. yo ur DIAL GILLETTE TRAC II HECK'S REG. WONDER ZOO ANIMALS c,,.., 100% PURE POLVESTER FIBER o. •• Capp•fto~t• 69 •• ~-·• METAL 10 Co_u nt t HECK'S REG. SU.MMER ....~ .... ,.. ... LlnLETOT IT! 30 DISPOSABLE YTIME DIAPEIS $137 •:t.'l•Y oz. JAR OUIOWN II Alto $799 ALL - ~· ·· CLOTHINGOIPT. ,BEDSPREA pz. C SAUCE - ~~~ - 49 TRASH 69c BAGS . . .. OUR LOW PRICE SAVE 12.•.; BOYS' SWEATERS $466 CLOTHING DEPT. CLOTHING DEPT. HECK'S REG. $15 .88~~----~·o~$:2~-~18~2!!,!~ "TOLEDO" SPAGHEJT1 ' ~.....~.--~ SLACKS Po lyes te r knit ~loeb ore a mOst lor 11ny man's wardrobe. They give you com fo rt . weorob ili ly ond lremendo us style! Slacks come in lour tolors with llonRol w~iS I band, size5 30·42 . HECK'S REG. _TO $1 O.C)9 CLOTHING OEPT. ' 10 BEAR ROCKER .NESCAFE INSTANT NESTEA oz. REG. 29.94 $866 HECK'S REG. $3.99 $4.99 PACKAGE CLOTHING I)EPT. ClOTHING QiARGE' 51 Will Hold On Layaway 1 J $199 99' HECk'S REG. HECK'S REG. MEN'S POLYESTER $319 FUZZY FRENCH FRIES b"oh a• ~ '"" ' 1>· 18 Y o "' ' ~ ""~ n l 3 '~" " o• J bnoh in ~ IJU CI.ao;,o . . There'5 greot ~ tyl ing in the se glace vi · nylon , qu ilted ond m;~orted bog1. Pri ce r ig ht to give yoy 2 o r 3 mL'l'n mat ch w1 1h your wardrobe . SOFT WASHABLE ACRYLIC SUPERIORS HAM 3 CAR TAPE PLYER SPEAKERS EXTRA 8uyl 1 ~ h.,l ; '"""' '" "'" ; m I , I and (PAIR bP" Boy!>' 100 pet , acryl.ic, long s l eeve Ca rd igan Sweater in 2 great sty_ l es to c hoose from . Some w i th match i ng toboggans . Grown .up styling a t litHe boy prices. St zes: 4 to 7. $297 S]97 BOYS' SIZES HECK'S REG.~"·"~ IF DEFECTIVE GOLDEN ISLE You'll c n1oy weorlng a long sleeve permanent pre \s sport shirt of work o r ploy . Comes in . os!>O rte d solid~ and prints. Sil · es s· m·l-:.d . $266 HECK'S REG. NDBAGS REPLACEMENT 8-TRACK 3 GARMENTS IN PACKAGE Wh!;!n you look good you feel . good ... s o. thi~ lon9 ~leeve rib ~n i t shirt gi ve ~ you ~mort ~ tyl · ing os well a s c onf idence . Your cho ice o l turtleneck or placket tailor in salid~ and Io n· dH. Sires 5, M, l, XL PACKAGE 66 LADIES' I . J _bhet"o o l'"~l.n\10 . brown taosI. ClOTHING DEPT. SPORT SHIRTS 1 '~" " c o"'~ •~ •i 1e1 1 m-1 - ~! ond b.,. j, o r~ 'O t< l 30 ·' 7 Y0 " ' < ~O•<e <:>1;3 ,hHh '" Ladies' AU Sheer Poniy Hose. nyde from wa is t to toe. Si z e~ one and two. colo r~ come in w nl on, poci l k , ci n namo n a nd $5.88 . REG. 90-DAY PANTY HOSE HECK'S REG. • $14.88 BRIEFS · "'\. Warmth and ~ tyl i ng is y o vr ~ with o lambswool, l o ~g sleev<!, u· nec~ or crew ne ck ~wcoter lor the cold day~ ahead Seled your ~ wt!o t er lrom on a ~§Orl · men! of colors in ~ize s s·m·l·Jo.l. KNIT SHIRT MEN'S LONG SLEEVE AND LADIES' $,466 CLOTHING · DEPT. Our beautiful new selection of double knits will make I Fail and transitional fashions ... dresses, pant'suits, slacks, skirts. Dozens of lovely solid colors and two or three color yarn · dyed lan.c ies to choose from . 58-60" wide . On full bolts. T-SHIRTS • ' SWEATERS MEN'S LONG SLEEVE MEN'S lo~ie~ ~han ~ l eeve polye ster knil lop s in ~ize~ s· m·l. Neot i win lop w1th no ~el t y pr..nt. G reo' t o ver ~ kirh o nd ~l ock~ . · s1oaa WORK SETS a SHIRT-JAC: PANT SET $1 NO-IRON MATCHED YARD LADIES' . MEN'S i LADIES' 'c . ·~· HECK'S REG. $2.39 /EWEliY IEPt. ,.;"" ' RADIO lr. block. w.hi te, red, an d lavender . 8otterr ope rated 2 lp eoku Solid Sta te . corry ~trap . $699 HECK'S REG. $10.99 IEWEl.Y DEPT. 14 SPEED 13 oz. No. 94 AQUA NET HAIR SPRAY BLENDER Slefldo"(l ,.;,lml "'"' ,.·• .,. , \0 oo:n y. Wo,.n,.·, u~ oi "' ti me· k~oiP<'•":· Q~t 1,. 1 1 <~ loll )'OU lon oo b l ~nd o"'l Cl( l oo~ ~P 1o 6lJ 11' '~1 flo,!, B!~ncl . !e<:ono:J•: "' on ~~~ O<h<m. on ol1 • 1~e td1 ~ <up "-Q(·<n>ru"l <lcv;,, .lwt ~ 1.,., ~Q"' " Pitthe• ..ith ,.,.,. . '"" lop o od onttQ< O! loo r.d '- lie n~e>YObt~ bci!Qm b!Qtle Ol oen• • Regular • Hard-To-Hold bl y to• oo<y doon: niJ. • Unscented ·-48~ -- . G. E• TOASTER · I $1Q99 . HECK'S REG. '113-.88 �' ' 8 - 1'he Daily Sentinel, Middlep>rt-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, A~~~: . 21. 1974 Farrar family gathers l ' n . .t•r .1111hlo• l h~ ·" t' f+llll' .IUIUIJ!t·..., lt-lfl!r io~ ,•;u ·h :..~U.Irt', ld fon11 f11ur ordtnlll"} "unl ... 1"'1'. PLF:ASAN'f - A three· hour class Is being off red tutt'" The Gold Cliff Park near Circle\1i!Je was the setting for the third Farrar Family reunion July 28. Gifts were presented to Mrs. Lt>lia "' arrar, Virginia Beach, Va ., tbe oldest attending: Ricky Malone, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Malone, Oak Hill , the youngest; and Mr. and Mrs. Don Farrar, Wilmington, Del., the one who traveled U1c farthest. Officers elected were lvor M. Farrar . Pomeroy, president, and Mrs. Betty Farrar, secretary-treasurer , for 1975, It was reported that Mr. and Mrs, Claude Souders. Oak Hill , and Mro . Evelyn Merritt and Susan Brookville, Fla ., were unable to attend due to illness . Attending the reunion were Mr. and Mrs. Roher! Bobo and family, South Shore, Ky.; Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Miller and family, Dundee, Mich.; M•. and Mrs. Donald BObo and family , Jackson ; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Farrar, Circleville: Mrs . Lelia Farrar, Virginia Beach, Va.; Mr . and Mrs . lvor N. Farrar and family. Pomeroy: Mr. and Mrs. John Polly 's Pointers By Polly Cramer Poor workmanship has her in stitches VTE 419--5"· "PracUcwn in Career Education." VTE 481. 5112 is a prerequisi!Al for the Etlueation c•uur,.c• uffl'rt•d, hy MlJ Gre~ory Hoyes. MiddlepOrt: Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wolr, lf(J/U ((,' Newark : Mr. and Mrs. G. Keith Chapin, Odord ; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Farrar and family , Cintios, Ohio: Mr. and Mrs. William Bobo and family, Westerville ; Mr . and Mrs. Bill Farrar. Oak Hill . James A. Farrar. Colwnbl.lS; til 'lf:Tl' Mr. and Mrs . James W. Farrar, Portsmouth: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clark and family. Jackson; Mr . and Mrs . Donald Farrar. Wilmington. Del.: Nuw a.rranre- the tire-ltd lttte-n Mrs. Emma Farrar, Oak Hill; t o rurm the: s urprise- 1n.swer, All Mrs . Martina Farrar and '-=~;:;~~~~~~~·~ Uflti"Mlt"d by thlf" abo\lt (arfoon. grandchildren, Mr . and Mrs. Francis Farrar and family, '-r _.:.::: PIW=Ilte=SIU'IISI ::.:"'=-: "1 AIISW! = R= ittn ' -__]' [ Logan : Mr. and Mrs. Wendel Farrsr, Chillicothe; Mr. and J111ul•l•·• , ClOVe---FLUIO ASPECT STYMIE l ·.. , l,.r•l•}f' Mrs. Orlan Farrar and family, 1\ u ~w••r: lit• ltu•l>t'!l lor llllt·lli!Jt'lll'!"- SPIED Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. David . Farrar and family, Oak Hill: The albatross is among the windy weather ror hours Mr. and Mrs. Larry Byrd, most spectacular gliders of without ever O~pping its exLogan; Ellen ,F arrar, Clyde all birds, able to stay aloft <n tremely long, narrow wings. and Polly Farrar, Oak Hill ; Mr. and Mrs. OrviJle Farrar, Columbus. Next reunion was set "tor the last Sunday in July at the same park. I_ \ course. organizational meeting will be held at the Mason County through Marshall University Vocalionai Center on Augu.•t on the ~ndergraduate or :19, Thursday at 4:3{) p.m. graduate level. An The cour~ to be offered is Anyone tntereat~d. who quaii[le.!l, may contact Will Edwards, M01on County Vocational Center, 675-303'l. Gospel Meeting AUGUST 21 thru 28, 1974 7::10 P. M. BOB KESSINGER, Speaker I IJ rI I J POU. Y'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - RecenUy I spilled oil paint on my shag carpet. Is there any way to remove it ? - M. B. DEAR POU. Y - My Pet Peeve is with the poor workmanship on wearing apparel. Anything goes from open seams to p>or quality thread and slacks that may have one leg longer than the other. With the prices one has to pay for clothes today it is terrible to have to add to the cost of having them altered or the seams resewn . - EVELYN. DEAR POLLY - Mrs. C.A.W. wanted to know how to tell wool yarn from acrylic after the labels have been removed. This can be done by carefully burning a bit at the end of a strand with a lighted match. The acrylic yarn wiU melt, forming a blob that wiU not crumble when pressed between the Fingers. Wool yarn does not form this hard blob but easily crumbles into ash when Pressed. Do use ca ution when doing such burning. Hold over an ash iray, pie pan or so on. Acrylic yarn is very hot when it melt.;. - LINDA M. DEAR POU.Y - Mrs. C.A.W. will find that when !j'ying to separate her wool yarnS from acrylic ones that wool yarn comes apart fairly easily. It is almost imp>ssible to br\"'k or spearate ROBERT RICHARDS the synthetic ones. - ELOISE. Airman Robert M. DEAR POLLY - I have a finger..aving idea for shelling Richards, son of Mr. and fresh peas. Insert a steel crochet hook (mine is size 0) at the stem . Mrs. Kalbryn A. Richards of end and pull downward. Unless you try it is is hard to believe how Rt. 4, Pomeroy, has been ' much easier this is. It just zipa the shell open.- DONNA. assigned to Sheppant AFB, DEAR POLLY - My fishing Pointer is to remove the cartTex., after completing Air ridge from a discarded ballp>int pen, roll up your fishing license, Force basic trainJng. He has insert it in the pen and clip in your shirt pocket. It is always dry been assigned ·· lo · !he . and in a safe place. Te<hnical Training Center at When·making a pants suit it is a great time-saver to sew a Sheppard lor specialized small piece of contrasting color material in the back seam. This !raining In the ctvli will show on the underside as the pants are being put on. You can engineering mechanical and tell at a glance which is the front and which is the hack . eleclrlcal field. Airman MABEL . . . Richards is a 1974 graduate DEAR POLLY - When a recipe calls for adding melted fat of Meigs High School. after the other ingredients have been.added I melt the measured · -fat in the pan to he used for the baking. It is never forgotten and there.isone less pan to wash . - MRS. H. P. . Paper mone·y is an invention of the Chinese, £\O inYou wlll receive dollar ll Polly Illes your favorite bome- novation believed to date maldog idea, Pet Peeve, polly's Problem or solution IAl a from the T'ang dynasty of the 7th century A.D. · problem. Write Polly In <are of this newspaper. YOU AHE COHDIALLY INVITEH TO ATTEND EIGHT NH; HTS Of' LESSONS FROM THE ll(BI,E PRESENTED I!Y A MAN THAT IS ('APAHLE TO MAI\E YOUR NEXT OA Y A Jlf(f(;H'J'ER ANI) A HETTEH ONE TO LIVE IN. L _____________________________. ,~-;~ ' . ~· ~' ..... •.4 ' \ REG. s2.98- POLYESTER DOU LE . BIG MURPH SAVE KNIT TOPS Be up- to · dote this loll with the late\ ! in fo~hion. o shirl · jo c pont set in polye!ler knit. O r e ~ ~ comfor t able w ith thi ~ ~ ho r t dee¥e set in solid s and pot· SET tern~ . si ze~ 8-18. · HECK'S REG. SETI0.94 REG. S4.97 SHIRTS . REG. $5.97 PANTS AT ONCE SAVE SOc $447 SAVE SOc $547 SLICED . $}09 BACON •••••••• l~ .. Rugged pre-shrung PolyCotton with that stay neat look . long sleeve shirt has flap pockets, long tails, S, M, l and XL. Permanent crease pants with reinforced pockets. Waist sizes 29-44. Olive wood, . spruce green and gray. SAVE '4 HOMEMADE LUNCH MEATS .lb. SALAD CALIFORNIA ORANGES 4LB. AGAR 69t 2LB. 79~ BAG BAG · PLANTEIIS CANNED 5 LB. HAM CAN PEANUT BUTTER INSTANT JAR 18 oz. JAR · age $129 JO BO DOG FOOD ARMOUR POllED MEAT · 3c.ns OL COFFEE 10 49' $1388 STURDY, COMFORTABLE ROCKER. EVERY CHILO WILL CHERISH. $1 Will Hold on La•vav•av REG. $15.88 • • "" ~, "• "'"""'"""" < o '"""'·~·...- '~- • BOYS NYLON c SOCKS 7 TO 8t/z 9 TO 11 DIAPERS $10.99 CLOTHING DEPT. HECK'S REG. $4.49 HECK'S REG. 88' DEPT. !AITot· 99 . INFANTS ......... - ~::~ .....-IIJII! FOOTLOCKER Th is footlocker is 31xl5 3/.t )(12 1/.•' ' with 3" tray . In block, blve, gold, ond g<een, ;, ha s heavy stay h;nges ~nd ;, wectkers•o of. CLOTHING Li ttle Tot B i rd~eye Diapl! n fo r comfort or.d long losfirlg quali ty .. One do~: cn in poc~oge , cu.t ~ite 7.7 • 27 . SLACKS . Infants slocks ill no wale ca rd u· roy. the mo ter io l that wears wei\ a r~d c ot~ t i n ue ~ to loolo. great oil lhe day lo ng . Fresh novel ty prir.h in Ol>or lad wl· ors. Sizes 9 lo 24 month1 . LITTLETOT . FinED C:IIB . sH· ET E Little Tot filled crib ~heell eoture1 les~ lhon 1% shrinlo.oge. Specie I filled co rne rs ~lip on mo ttre n. Smooth finish, long ia ~ti r.g wo!>li al te r wa ~h ..Awoilable iri .white and pa ~ie l colors. 2 $129 • HECK'S REG. FOR $]00 HECK'S REG. $2.38 PAIR ;... JERGENS DRY SKIN LOTION 140Z. 4 Uuid.. I "'"'l"'t MARX BIG WHEEL ' OUR • LOW PRICE NO IRON oz. T. Q. LOTION $159 $ 13 96 •o• "' ~ REG. 115.96 Zoo <hold n "" o n~t' • r~dl ct 10h vonrl "'~ If ""' to ! hnvo; o l p !Q ~ 1 • ml . l~•u •>< •hnl) M•~t, !O < hoc>•~ i l<\ nl, HECK'S REG. 99' ·mi·PERSPIRANT 69' - diel HECK'S REG. . . . ..' """' 19" DOLLS lor bea• CHOICE 66' POLY-FIL IACH HICK'511G. $1-041A. TDYDIPT. PLAZA STORE - DOWNTOWN GAUIPOLIS STORE • $ '1 .14 HECK'S REG. $1.88 COSMETIC DEPT. COSMETIC DEPT. CDSMEnC DEJiT. 40MINUTE BLANK 8· TRACK PANASONIC PORTABLE This lovable 19 " Boby·Do ll cornu~ in"2 t lyfe,. Bolh hov" m it vi nyl arms & legs, roo ted ho ir. mo v_ing eye-s ond a d or11b le 0 1 m<~mo 0 r voice . S]99 EACH HICk'S 110. $5.61> lA, TDYDEPT, - __... ... , .-··~ l, g ngo«>o. g oo•llo Md po COMPLETELY WASHABLE IIEG. $1.94 BLADESS'S 77« $2.11 COSMETIC DEPT. yo ur DIAL GILLETTE TRAC II HECK'S REG. WONDER ZOO ANIMALS c,,.., 100% PURE POLVESTER FIBER o. •• Capp•fto~t• 69 •• ~-·• METAL 10 Co_u nt t HECK'S REG. SU.MMER ....~ .... ,.. ... LlnLETOT IT! 30 DISPOSABLE YTIME DIAPEIS $137 •:t.'l•Y oz. JAR OUIOWN II Alto $799 ALL - ~· ·· CLOTHINGOIPT. ,BEDSPREA pz. C SAUCE - ~~~ - 49 TRASH 69c BAGS . . .. OUR LOW PRICE SAVE 12.•.; BOYS' SWEATERS $466 CLOTHING DEPT. CLOTHING DEPT. HECK'S REG. $15 .88~~----~·o~$:2~-~18~2!!,!~ "TOLEDO" SPAGHEJT1 ' ~.....~.--~ SLACKS Po lyes te r knit ~loeb ore a mOst lor 11ny man's wardrobe. They give you com fo rt . weorob ili ly ond lremendo us style! Slacks come in lour tolors with llonRol w~iS I band, size5 30·42 . HECK'S REG. _TO $1 O.C)9 CLOTHING OEPT. ' 10 BEAR ROCKER .NESCAFE INSTANT NESTEA oz. REG. 29.94 $866 HECK'S REG. $3.99 $4.99 PACKAGE CLOTHING I)EPT. ClOTHING QiARGE' 51 Will Hold On Layaway 1 J $199 99' HECk'S REG. HECK'S REG. MEN'S POLYESTER $319 FUZZY FRENCH FRIES b"oh a• ~ '"" ' 1>· 18 Y o "' ' ~ ""~ n l 3 '~" " o• J bnoh in ~ IJU CI.ao;,o . . There'5 greot ~ tyl ing in the se glace vi · nylon , qu ilted ond m;~orted bog1. Pri ce r ig ht to give yoy 2 o r 3 mL'l'n mat ch w1 1h your wardrobe . SOFT WASHABLE ACRYLIC SUPERIORS HAM 3 CAR TAPE PLYER SPEAKERS EXTRA 8uyl 1 ~ h.,l ; '"""' '" "'" ; m I , I and (PAIR bP" Boy!>' 100 pet , acryl.ic, long s l eeve Ca rd igan Sweater in 2 great sty_ l es to c hoose from . Some w i th match i ng toboggans . Grown .up styling a t litHe boy prices. St zes: 4 to 7. $297 S]97 BOYS' SIZES HECK'S REG.~"·"~ IF DEFECTIVE GOLDEN ISLE You'll c n1oy weorlng a long sleeve permanent pre \s sport shirt of work o r ploy . Comes in . os!>O rte d solid~ and prints. Sil · es s· m·l-:.d . $266 HECK'S REG. NDBAGS REPLACEMENT 8-TRACK 3 GARMENTS IN PACKAGE Wh!;!n you look good you feel . good ... s o. thi~ lon9 ~leeve rib ~n i t shirt gi ve ~ you ~mort ~ tyl · ing os well a s c onf idence . Your cho ice o l turtleneck or placket tailor in salid~ and Io n· dH. Sires 5, M, l, XL PACKAGE 66 LADIES' I . J _bhet"o o l'"~l.n\10 . brown taosI. ClOTHING DEPT. SPORT SHIRTS 1 '~" " c o"'~ •~ •i 1e1 1 m-1 - ~! ond b.,. j, o r~ 'O t< l 30 ·' 7 Y0 " ' < ~O•<e <:>1;3 ,hHh '" Ladies' AU Sheer Poniy Hose. nyde from wa is t to toe. Si z e~ one and two. colo r~ come in w nl on, poci l k , ci n namo n a nd $5.88 . REG. 90-DAY PANTY HOSE HECK'S REG. • $14.88 BRIEFS · "'\. Warmth and ~ tyl i ng is y o vr ~ with o lambswool, l o ~g sleev<!, u· nec~ or crew ne ck ~wcoter lor the cold day~ ahead Seled your ~ wt!o t er lrom on a ~§Orl · men! of colors in ~ize s s·m·l·Jo.l. KNIT SHIRT MEN'S LONG SLEEVE AND LADIES' $,466 CLOTHING · DEPT. Our beautiful new selection of double knits will make I Fail and transitional fashions ... dresses, pant'suits, slacks, skirts. Dozens of lovely solid colors and two or three color yarn · dyed lan.c ies to choose from . 58-60" wide . On full bolts. T-SHIRTS • ' SWEATERS MEN'S LONG SLEEVE MEN'S lo~ie~ ~han ~ l eeve polye ster knil lop s in ~ize~ s· m·l. Neot i win lop w1th no ~el t y pr..nt. G reo' t o ver ~ kirh o nd ~l ock~ . · s1oaa WORK SETS a SHIRT-JAC: PANT SET $1 NO-IRON MATCHED YARD LADIES' . MEN'S i LADIES' 'c . ·~· HECK'S REG. $2.39 /EWEliY IEPt. ,.;"" ' RADIO lr. block. w.hi te, red, an d lavender . 8otterr ope rated 2 lp eoku Solid Sta te . corry ~trap . $699 HECK'S REG. $10.99 IEWEl.Y DEPT. 14 SPEED 13 oz. No. 94 AQUA NET HAIR SPRAY BLENDER Slefldo"(l ,.;,lml "'"' ,.·• .,. , \0 oo:n y. Wo,.n,.·, u~ oi "' ti me· k~oiP<'•":· Q~t 1,. 1 1 <~ loll )'OU lon oo b l ~nd o"'l Cl( l oo~ ~P 1o 6lJ 11' '~1 flo,!, B!~ncl . !e<:ono:J•: "' on ~~~ O<h<m. on ol1 • 1~e td1 ~ <up "-Q(·<n>ru"l <lcv;,, .lwt ~ 1.,., ~Q"' " Pitthe• ..ith ,.,.,. . '"" lop o od onttQ< O! loo r.d '- lie n~e>YObt~ bci!Qm b!Qtle Ol oen• • Regular • Hard-To-Hold bl y to• oo<y doon: niJ. • Unscented ·-48~ -- . G. E• TOASTER · I $1Q99 . HECK'S REG. '113-.88 �10 _ Tile Daily sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday. AUil. 21. 19H " ·~ OPIIIJAILY 10 TO 9 OIUIAilY 10 TO 9 Of FREE PLENTY PF FREE PARKING ' PRICES IN EFFECT NOW THROUGH SUNDAY,AUG. 25, WHILE QUANTITIES LAST . GENERAL ELECTRIC MODEL1400 WIMCHESTER AUTOMATIC SHOTGUN. $12495 M&H LEATHER SLEEPING BAG Syn th e tic Fib erfi ll . Du rab le sp~Jn l ex top ma terio l. Cotton lining , Zipper closure . lou9 h, wong W1nche ~ ter Proo f ~tecl bt,rel , (me lully chambe red and pol,~he-d Bo rr~h are mter<;hongeah le wrthoutlodory f,ttr ng Meto l l)('od lr ont ~rgh t , c r o~~· bo lt wfcty rn lrQr'tl port o f tr rgger g ucud r ~ po ittr~e ond eQ~r l y ttJochtJd Hm1d!t0111ely dit-dered ... olnut 11oc lo. ond lo rear m; I luted cornb: Httt:d with Wint.he~te • rubbe1 reco1l pod FOOTBALL HECK'S REG . $'23.99 HECK ' S REG . $7.99 SPORTS DEPT. SPORTS DEPT. • HECK'S R£G. $164 u ,.. ~ .. '"'' ALL FISHING TACKLE HECK'S REG. '34.96 (EXCEPT REELS) $10 $499 . 500Jo HECK'S REG. $6.99 OFF V638 99 SIWTS . .T. SPDITSDEPT. , . HECK'S REG. $10.50 CT.N. SPORTS DEPT. SPORTS DEPT. WADERS • "'I''""" f.,.,,, ,J. ~ , ""•h•• I, 1 "'''·'I''""'' 1..11, [,......... ,! ,,,., .,.,,,,, '"' .•u ........., ....... ... VINYL POIKHO $2 99 · . - -- JEWElRY Tl-lfl t comlortoblt, COIVCII o nd IO"'!h tiOVIell a•t at ~"'1- 'll hl Arm)' in Mutfg uJ lhey' re t~ lly .. atoo rroor.d olld fea ture lull r~bbet •tinlooced on , bolh ko•n• and wot S.. b ldOJ>I, t.. a Iron! .to., pod• h. ""'o reo• pndo:'th , one with llop buncn1 rippto lly ' 99(· DEPT. o...• ''P""-"' $15'9 h $899 . . HECK'S.REG. $10.96 JEWElRY DEPT. JEWELRY DEPT. FOR MEN DIGITAL CLOCK RADIO '"'""' , ...,, •.,,.,,d •• ,.. ...... ''' '"'',, .. , ,...... ·'·" .·' ,....... · .PANASONIC KODAK ~ Nn,. ,ho VI • o' ,. ·, t 11 !<' l.l o , I" " ' "''" , I o" I , , '"' . l11rt ll<ttr• IlL mu t. h d on ~ ''' w dlo 11 \ oloul•·l llt•<lllll") hPnd , Will i wl! dH H f'l'" '' "l I oLI!I IY bkHit·' lnrpt 11v•• • I 11<'1' vp to IITmwt • hur rt l '(Lilli' ILH'Ic'tl loto •til 1'<1 1llr•l , 11 11 111tl \Wol oh , I \0 I .'IJ v, ·''It' '""I .-,,I ,,Hd POCKET (AMERA .· KIT lo•to'l \ ftr>•• • ·• l "" ro I "'""" I'" ,), ll,.fo, · '. "I·· •· ''" '" I ,. oh ,,,. ,,,, , ,,.,•••\ ... 1• • ,,,,, . ,, • •,, ,. ,, ... .. ,.r . , . ,1.... ,~ ••. , '" , ,, 1,., ' " •'"•"· ·,. ,,., , , ,, ,,• .,.,,, ,, ,,,1 li.rl•···••o 1... ,. $2299 $2)99 \ I" " I' ·. ! ,.1,.,.,;,1 I V •;·1,., ., 1''' ' ' ' ' ' ' '' ' 1•1• , , , ., I IP il l ' ) lt •t• l lo> no! m oly ~llll tt o 1 ' l" '''' h ., j I 100 ..,., 111 1d l .l(l ,,. , w ol h 11,"1' ' ' ' " ' I'' · •! ' • " ' It \ HECK ' S REG . $3'2.96 HECK' S REG. 88 HECK'S REG. $9.99 ' L'•'II '"'"' l'"' ' "jJ,>,,.,., -11 ,• " ''""'" ' !o•, ,Oo " ' ' "'""'" '' 1'1 '1 11 ;,.,, ... , ~.- .."" "'" "'!',•'"'' , .,,.,.,,,,,. , '' " "''''"'' '" ,, .., •' ' ,.,,,,, ., ,,., I ''" o\1,,,,. ' "'' "'' ,,.,,,t,,,,., '"''·I " I ' "''"''""' · ~ ' ""' ' 1\ ..1, t ... ....... ,,. .. t.. -1. \o•lo ... . "'" " ··I ,,, , , ,., ,,,., , ~ ..,. .... ! , 36~K. HECK'S REG. 46 ' SPORTS DEPT. 5501 COLEMAN ' 44 QT. COOLER HECK'S REG. '5.99 $1788 HECK'S REG . · $21.88 JUG $499 SHilTS DEPT. HUNTING HAT GU lACK FOR AUTO ·. GALLON COLEMAN · $ dOl'\ 1 r l,l,o ~ mov e~ HECK'S REG. $6.99 HECK'S REG. . $2.19 . SPOilS DII'T. SPORTS DEPT. CARBURETOR CLEANER I AUTO DEPT. SIMONIZ PRE-SOFTENED from sfand lo r po rt oble u sc. Built · in mi11er guide. Remov(lble (Ord . C hoi(c o f co lot!o . . CAR WAX " $]299 HECK'S REG. $39.96 HECK'S REG. $'29 .96 JEWElRY JEWElRY DEPT. DEADENS SOUND HECK'S REG . $1.77 . AI!TODEPT. PREVENTS RUST Auro•r. 16AV.OZ. KENDALL LAWN 12 FL. OZ; PRESTONE eANTI RUST e RAbiATOR SEALER e RADIATOR FLUSH CHOICE HECK'S REG. '1.88 ·· 2 $100 FOR HECK'S REG. 79' AUTODIPT. 10W300R GJ30 MOTOR Oil LIMIT 5 QTS. CHOICE 49( GUNK OWER INGINI SPRAY AND DIGIIASER - QT. HECK'S REG. 69' AUTO-T. 99c HECK'S RIG. $1.49 I. "'-~J-.· ' i I . . -· . ·----- • ~ ~ ·-----~ ~·--- -··.. --~--·-· ---~·--·- --- ··--- HICK'S REG. •1.69 · AUTO M/IT. . , <l'illlllllllolt• " '~' l h <l l " 4 fiNt l !oo.O.<' \ 1< 111' \I II l i \l liiVI!I'lh' l l yft !l \1 . pill'. " ••lt." • l np in\i d.· (( I ll ' 'l "" ~lr ,.,,;ly . (1 11fl $1 oss HECK'S REG . $13 . 88 HECK'S REG. $1 '2.44 JEWElRY DEPT. JEWElRY DEPT. £.0\~ ~~d 1~11!- P"~•mo l o < ,.,<fo, frGd tot~ , lc1 tftol "rod '"'l Q~ I ti;;;;. :' \ (I cloud " r•• t i n~ ; p~mbo 11 " •~. ~0 in tlo• '""' · I ~ ,ooo on lr011l) JO" ,,.O!h t-on b fadtt , mounted on o lu l l . l l<><>h ~IJ <u ttin'l <lod lot <> d "'"· • - . """'""' huqiJ•nq jOb hu< 1 '28 .99 o tl. ~o•.r BLACK& DECKER Heck's Reg. '' F ..,.; • '\. ~~ 1/4" DRILL ,_ A 'I""' ,1,.,., ,. lo•l ull 1"' 1"'"' ,!t oll t"ll. ''""'h"l'·l " " " ''"" l oull ""' "'" l uo"l" '"' p<•l.,!uun I '"'" ' ! I ~· l,,.u,,., Y'"' i "'llt .... i II•· "" ' ""I ,,,, ... 1, ,.,~ <1 '"11'1"' . ..... 1o "t··· liM· 't~··· •l '"' ~ "" ""''' '' ,,,., $ '1"'"• 1,, , •••. I''' '.,, ,.,,,, , ....,I........ ~o ......, ""'"''· ''"' ' "''' , ,.,,, ., "' ' ' '"'"'" ..... lh·o·l . .... 1 ····~· · DEPT. I j.,,,, j '" ' \.,, ,., I ,..,,) olo· ' " "')" ' "." ~ •., ,.,,..,I , ,.,.,., 1, " ~ "" t [,,.,,~,. ('' ""' '" ' ' •" • .,t,. 1•l10 I ·1, ~ <''" " $1699 $544.88 • "'t.t ;j ... ~, BLACK & DECKER whiHb. JIG SAW t - LOIO!f , , , ~nd you · •~ qot 0 ruq<jtd boo a uty "'"dT to mo•• . ~ nyl •m • . On f;.h.,,~ . Addoloono lleot...-w. onclud" 11 wGI! batl••r with ah.tnoi ... k•r ivnitlon. to• f01>98 . arnme • t.r, 0g.r•tt• i t"'•r . rock and pinion u ..oittg, with , ball ioiflh and •".. litlin11o on front AIREQUIPT LIGHTED AUTOMATIC SLIDE VIEWER $599 HECK'S REG. $8.79 HAIIDWAIIE DEPT. ' HARDWARE DEPT. JEWElRY DEPT. LP-999 PROPANE FUEL CYLINDER THE OIL ALLOY r::i:•99c i RISLONE ·. $1 oss ·~ •"'I"'• TURNER TEMPEST RISLONE ~ · ·" " ~ •.•. , .. . .. .. ~·· · 1 , ... ,,,., . h 7014 H.rl' '•lfl. worl - ~u iiM lhDI'I <jDI ~'"'T !ho"~ !<)<.> ""~d io .tort llft<lolh, f,,,,h lo. t, S..91o wollo on 8 H ~ 1hod mown l•d Ia. pow.. and q"'ul 11 ll o ~ •MI Oi''"'l")n ; JEWElRY QUART " ~· · ·· ~ · "' "'" ELECTRIC-START HECK'S REG. AUTO DI/IT. ' . !1 .. ._ ....... , ....... ''"' DYNAMARK RIDER $2499 HECK'S REG. $1.18 HECK'S REG. $1.66PKG. AUTO DEPT. 0 99( $1!~ HAIR DRYER ~ ..... ~ ... •I"• " .II .......... ... ...... " h ... . .... , ....... '•·I '" " ''""' : ,~ .. . e11 ·~ An Au lorHo!i c l o o~lt' r! loc1'" tw o \lo n •) '> I tl .. ck, thi t; o t odd \lmpNI b•t•nd' Pq•pcm'~ lo o ~h•• p(l ~flll' ~. !rozt'n wo lllt'' l-'lv1 111CIU)' o tlo l'/ pn•pmed. to (l>ler lV1111CIIil' nct• looHh _ l)oo • Of)<"'' (1VIo mo licLt lly wlmrr r o o~ ! o} ot>(fdy . PACIAGEOfiMIII PORTABLE "'It'.,,, .r.l.· I" ,. ., ,.I •• ,, ,, ',, .• ' ,. " II ""'"' I • '·II···· '" . .. ' " .....,,,, ... .,Jv G. E. OVEN TOASTER lOll FLAilS HECK'$ REG. $1.44 AUTO BODY UNDER COATIN(j TIRE FUSEE SUNBEAM G.E. PERCOLATOR Push-bu tto n bcCl let ejec to r. Mixer Iol. ,. PINT GUMOUT I-IECK'S REG. $1.66 I~ - ·~ $188 99 ---, I \: 1om• . ..,ot..d Nam h.odlo';lhh lor . HD-14 "'~ · I , ' ' "''''''"'' 0\l•''"'"l ~. •!.,1 , ,.,,,. I '""l'l,· lo' ~o l io """" "" ''' ' '" ' ,,.,,. , •\ l .. ... 1 ,.,.,j ,. , .. ,. ,.~o-,, '" '•'•"! .... ,, "·' ,, ,, ,,. 5254 · .,_ CM- 11 \ ;I HAMILTON BEACH STAND MIXER '. ... .. I • I I SPORTS DEPT. 3 PLACE \ ""'"' " ' ,,, JEWElRY DEPT. · -~ EVEREADY "D" ~,, ., ,,,, , , $]199 HECK'S REG. $'26.99 --, 'I \ '2 PER PACK ''""'" •... ,.r, ..... ' ,,,.,,.,,, '· l"'' ,t:,., .. .. . ''·' '" " , .. .. . . .... .......... , 1'1,. •. ., ..... ............. .... t 1.... ,. • • HECK'S REG. $44.96 • ·. SPORTS DEPT. I' •!•••·· .. .,,,.,w, ,, ,I .'''' ' I ' '""' ,, ,,,,,, ,1 !It o .... 1M '•I "' , lo I, ,j, I , lo'" h, , "I 1'"' ,1 ., ,.,,II,. 11,.,11 " ' , .,,,,. '"" " •,1:;, lr ~ orl• '• • · .. .!',! t - .1 . 6'x8' -1• 1 ~1 ~~·.I "" '" ' "''· I M · o\M .. ,.,.,I 1.. I, I.,, \ " ' , 1, ,., .. .,1 1.,,.,..,. '"''"' " " '' ' , " " " S2J99 JEWElRY DEPT. JEWElRY AM-FMRADIO '" '"'''! ,,, 1,., I .,.....1.. , ,, ..,... '''""' ,,.,., N,, "' """I'· I'" ' ''"" '"'" •,t, .,,, ' FLASHLIGHT · BATTERIES HECk ' S REG . $119.96 3 $799 . HECK'S REG.'$2.29 . S,PORTS D~'f. j.,.,, 1,,, , '"lrh HECK'S REG. . $19.96 HUNTING PANTS OFF 53:58~ · N...., ' < 't"'" t.,,,,rt,. o,., ,.,.,. ,. 1''!"'''''''''' l.~·,, t > , ,, , ,,1,, ,, l,·+o I"""' ,1.,,.·,., 1'•·•1>1••'"· "' t.I,,L• .,;., ,., ., , ,,,,., t,,., , o , ·rll •l••·~<' • ho(ld t(li't'' ond low '" ~ -:m1l~· /01 mOunw"' ~o,Jm loll . \i (J hl · wt•igh t, lO nlf)O CI o11d t· n~t ty ~ lor ••d ' . Heck's Reg. 99 PANASONIC TRIPLE HEAD SHAVER ELECTRIC KNIFE l' •o lt·~~i(• l ta U y !t )'l~d GOLF BALLS $ (O p (t( lly . ' HAIR DRYER WILSON K-28 PLUS 'l \ Jo ll nn w ( oh•l '• GE PRO-STYLE HECK'S REGULAR PRICE H o~ ( I') VANWYCK .I AND 50o/o ' ' '" '-O r VW -44 HIP BOOTS - DH 20 JEWEI.IIY DEPT. JEWELRY DEPT. HECK'S UG. $14.99 ALL. HECK'S REG. $S.99 99 w ll h tw o l 1 ~('d w ht'l'l ' tutd tw,\ lo:· l'l lndudP, n u i O IH ( tl t( OYt' l II ow d lt• fn tl tmd lnnwd.t!y $2J96 NORELCO SHOES SJ99 f•·o l '' 'l' ' wullttJ I "' "YI w on d q1 11Hl w1 1h bl O W II qr 111 , \ lf't•l l(lhllll' l Y t· ~ . 1!\ ;llohtiP HECK ' S REG. Com bination Y1Uf and game bog mode ol medium we igh t water repell~nt Army Du<k , dyed mustard color. Rubberir e d gOm1 bog with rear entr: o nce. Elastic oll -gau~ ~hell loop~ . ' 500ROUNDS (10BOXES) · PER CTN. s HUNTING VEST j' AMMO j.,,,,,,,, .....,, ..,,,"",.. ''"'' ,,, .: . I FOOTBALL r... ~ .... , ,.,,,, • HECK'S ·REGULAR PRICE 22 LONG RIFLE .... .. 1.... 1 .,..,,. ... ,,1 " '" ' '" ' " 1''' 1•1' '"<1 e H•qh , l .. n ~o · loll '"I' 1.. 1 e t o,.,,," ' "' , .. 1. ,, .1 ~~~~- - ~ll llf> II WilY 1.- H ,,.jjl t 114o, llo• '1'1 h <IH • 111111 ... < "lolo• ·.~ 1 ll1•l 1\,,li ' ""' h,f · l·t• ! , , • ~ •llt•<llo••t 11,, ,, ,j ,,wu 1,• hll ' ~ olio • ! j,, 1 ,,, ,1 1,, 11 ,,.,, , t 'v·.h l u• lt, .11 1,1,, j., 1 1,., ,,,, Compa tibl e monilurill cry stal. Cilr !ridge wi th d ual synthetic s~pphir e stylu s won 't damage s1erco r ecord s. Htgh im pact polystyrene ca se . Thr ee speed chang er . .. 45 RPM spindle in c l uded . . Powerful6 " ova l dyn <un ic speaker . . '''"''I" '' ""'""' '' '~"''' ......... ,...1.1"' 'e u"'· .... ,... G. E. conoN 54'' $1699 G.E. FRY PA ,j,, ,. '"' AUTOMATIC PHONOGRAPH 2 ONLY HI Of~ T\IRNER TEMPEST Heck's Reg. '1.09 · DELUXE TORCH KIT TOILET SEATS Elec tt ostotir olly o ppl•ed eno rnell iomlt , bo ~r. d or1 lu1 durabili ty ond bt:out y Fcotures ~l! (f n g pla stiC hinges, tl'linlorred with •ntegrolly mold ed lllf! tnl po sts . Stnp p1 oot ml'l to ltwh . A~uilo blc 1i-1 fl HO rted <O .Ot i , HECK'SREG. $8.99 · IIAIIJWA.I . HARDWARE DEPT. .MAGNOUA Dli'T. $ ••• . . . . $277 HECK'S REG. TO $4.99 . ... , HARDWARE DEPT. en ,.. ARROW .. STAPLE GUN u~e' RED DEVIL HIGH GLOSS ENAMEL l/1 PINT .......... No. l 50 Sl APU: SIZt:S. IN (l Ur>tN G Ceil l ile l o od~ lull ~tt'ip ol ~lo plt·~ U-.e~ T 50 wire , stt cc ll ond shode Oltu dHJ n: llh . . $988 Uses 9-16" and '14" or Cen1ile Staple. , • 88~ . . ••.••.•• _•.•• '1 PINT 1 QUART .......... 2 HARDWARE DEPT. ·"'"'~• (o ll! C. irl\: I .. _9" Cogt Ro ll e i; 1 ... 11" Pln1tr c lr<iy ; 1 _ . . 14 " E .11 t cn~ian Handle ; I ... 1 ', Pai ntlhu!h: 1-SIJ m•-Smoolh Roller Het,il 9 "; \ . . , 9" Smoo th HECK'S REG. $11.97 HARDWARE DEPT. ' ~ o iler Rei Ill . �10 _ Tile Daily sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday. AUil. 21. 19H " ·~ OPIIIJAILY 10 TO 9 OIUIAilY 10 TO 9 Of FREE PLENTY PF FREE PARKING ' PRICES IN EFFECT NOW THROUGH SUNDAY,AUG. 25, WHILE QUANTITIES LAST . GENERAL ELECTRIC MODEL1400 WIMCHESTER AUTOMATIC SHOTGUN. $12495 M&H LEATHER SLEEPING BAG Syn th e tic Fib erfi ll . Du rab le sp~Jn l ex top ma terio l. Cotton lining , Zipper closure . lou9 h, wong W1nche ~ ter Proo f ~tecl bt,rel , (me lully chambe red and pol,~he-d Bo rr~h are mter<;hongeah le wrthoutlodory f,ttr ng Meto l l)('od lr ont ~rgh t , c r o~~· bo lt wfcty rn lrQr'tl port o f tr rgger g ucud r ~ po ittr~e ond eQ~r l y ttJochtJd Hm1d!t0111ely dit-dered ... olnut 11oc lo. ond lo rear m; I luted cornb: Httt:d with Wint.he~te • rubbe1 reco1l pod FOOTBALL HECK'S REG . $'23.99 HECK ' S REG . $7.99 SPORTS DEPT. SPORTS DEPT. • HECK'S R£G. $164 u ,.. ~ .. '"'' ALL FISHING TACKLE HECK'S REG. '34.96 (EXCEPT REELS) $10 $499 . 500Jo HECK'S REG. $6.99 OFF V638 99 SIWTS . .T. SPDITSDEPT. , . HECK'S REG. $10.50 CT.N. SPORTS DEPT. SPORTS DEPT. WADERS • "'I''""" f.,.,,, ,J. ~ , ""•h•• I, 1 "'''·'I''""'' 1..11, [,......... ,! ,,,., .,.,,,,, '"' .•u ........., ....... ... VINYL POIKHO $2 99 · . - -- JEWElRY Tl-lfl t comlortoblt, COIVCII o nd IO"'!h tiOVIell a•t at ~"'1- 'll hl Arm)' in Mutfg uJ lhey' re t~ lly .. atoo rroor.d olld fea ture lull r~bbet •tinlooced on , bolh ko•n• and wot S.. b ldOJ>I, t.. a Iron! .to., pod• h. ""'o reo• pndo:'th , one with llop buncn1 rippto lly ' 99(· DEPT. o...• ''P""-"' $15'9 h $899 . . HECK'S.REG. $10.96 JEWElRY DEPT. JEWELRY DEPT. FOR MEN DIGITAL CLOCK RADIO '"'""' , ...,, •.,,.,,d •• ,.. ...... ''' '"'',, .. , ,...... ·'·" .·' ,....... · .PANASONIC KODAK ~ Nn,. ,ho VI • o' ,. ·, t 11 !<' l.l o , I" " ' "''" , I o" I , , '"' . l11rt ll<ttr• IlL mu t. h d on ~ ''' w dlo 11 \ oloul•·l llt•<lllll") hPnd , Will i wl! dH H f'l'" '' "l I oLI!I IY bkHit·' lnrpt 11v•• • I 11<'1' vp to IITmwt • hur rt l '(Lilli' ILH'Ic'tl loto •til 1'<1 1llr•l , 11 11 111tl \Wol oh , I \0 I .'IJ v, ·''It' '""I .-,,I ,,Hd POCKET (AMERA .· KIT lo•to'l \ ftr>•• • ·• l "" ro I "'""" I'" ,), ll,.fo, · '. "I·· •· ''" '" I ,. oh ,,,. ,,,, , ,,.,•••\ ... 1• • ,,,,, . ,, • •,, ,. ,, ... .. ,.r . , . ,1.... ,~ ••. , '" , ,, 1,., ' " •'"•"· ·,. ,,., , , ,, ,,• .,.,,, ,, ,,,1 li.rl•···••o 1... ,. $2299 $2)99 \ I" " I' ·. ! ,.1,.,.,;,1 I V •;·1,., ., 1''' ' ' ' ' ' ' '' ' 1•1• , , , ., I IP il l ' ) lt •t• l lo> no! m oly ~llll tt o 1 ' l" '''' h ., j I 100 ..,., 111 1d l .l(l ,,. , w ol h 11,"1' ' ' ' " ' I'' · •! ' • " ' It \ HECK ' S REG . $3'2.96 HECK' S REG. 88 HECK'S REG. $9.99 ' L'•'II '"'"' l'"' ' "jJ,>,,.,., -11 ,• " ''""'" ' !o•, ,Oo " ' ' "'""'" '' 1'1 '1 11 ;,.,, ... , ~.- .."" "'" "'!',•'"'' , .,,.,.,,,,,. , '' " "''''"'' '" ,, .., •' ' ,.,,,,, ., ,,., I ''" o\1,,,,. ' "'' "'' ,,.,,,t,,,,., '"''·I " I ' "''"''""' · ~ ' ""' ' 1\ ..1, t ... ....... ,,. .. t.. -1. \o•lo ... . "'" " ··I ,,, , , ,., ,,,., , ~ ..,. .... ! , 36~K. HECK'S REG. 46 ' SPORTS DEPT. 5501 COLEMAN ' 44 QT. COOLER HECK'S REG. '5.99 $1788 HECK'S REG . · $21.88 JUG $499 SHilTS DEPT. HUNTING HAT GU lACK FOR AUTO ·. GALLON COLEMAN · $ dOl'\ 1 r l,l,o ~ mov e~ HECK'S REG. $6.99 HECK'S REG. . $2.19 . SPOilS DII'T. SPORTS DEPT. CARBURETOR CLEANER I AUTO DEPT. SIMONIZ PRE-SOFTENED from sfand lo r po rt oble u sc. Built · in mi11er guide. Remov(lble (Ord . C hoi(c o f co lot!o . . CAR WAX " $]299 HECK'S REG. $39.96 HECK'S REG. $'29 .96 JEWElRY JEWElRY DEPT. DEADENS SOUND HECK'S REG . $1.77 . AI!TODEPT. PREVENTS RUST Auro•r. 16AV.OZ. KENDALL LAWN 12 FL. OZ; PRESTONE eANTI RUST e RAbiATOR SEALER e RADIATOR FLUSH CHOICE HECK'S REG. '1.88 ·· 2 $100 FOR HECK'S REG. 79' AUTODIPT. 10W300R GJ30 MOTOR Oil LIMIT 5 QTS. CHOICE 49( GUNK OWER INGINI SPRAY AND DIGIIASER - QT. HECK'S REG. 69' AUTO-T. 99c HECK'S RIG. $1.49 I. "'-~J-.· ' i I . . -· . ·----- • ~ ~ ·-----~ ~·--- -··.. --~--·-· ---~·--·- --- ··--- HICK'S REG. •1.69 · AUTO M/IT. . , <l'illlllllllolt• " '~' l h <l l " 4 fiNt l !oo.O.<' \ 1< 111' \I II l i \l liiVI!I'lh' l l yft !l \1 . pill'. " ••lt." • l np in\i d.· (( I ll ' 'l "" ~lr ,.,,;ly . (1 11fl $1 oss HECK'S REG . $13 . 88 HECK'S REG. $1 '2.44 JEWElRY DEPT. JEWElRY DEPT. £.0\~ ~~d 1~11!- P"~•mo l o < ,.,<fo, frGd tot~ , lc1 tftol "rod '"'l Q~ I ti;;;;. :' \ (I cloud " r•• t i n~ ; p~mbo 11 " •~. ~0 in tlo• '""' · I ~ ,ooo on lr011l) JO" ,,.O!h t-on b fadtt , mounted on o lu l l . l l<><>h ~IJ <u ttin'l <lod lot <> d "'"· • - . """'""' huqiJ•nq jOb hu< 1 '28 .99 o tl. ~o•.r BLACK& DECKER Heck's Reg. '' F ..,.; • '\. ~~ 1/4" DRILL ,_ A 'I""' ,1,.,., ,. lo•l ull 1"' 1"'"' ,!t oll t"ll. ''""'h"l'·l " " " ''"" l oull ""' "'" l uo"l" '"' p<•l.,!uun I '"'" ' ! I ~· l,,.u,,., Y'"' i "'llt .... i II•· "" ' ""I ,,,, ... 1, ,.,~ <1 '"11'1"' . ..... 1o "t··· liM· 't~··· •l '"' ~ "" ""''' '' ,,,., $ '1"'"• 1,, , •••. I''' '.,, ,.,,,, , ....,I........ ~o ......, ""'"''· ''"' ' "''' , ,.,,, ., "' ' ' '"'"'" ..... lh·o·l . .... 1 ····~· · DEPT. I j.,,,, j '" ' \.,, ,., I ,..,,) olo· ' " "')" ' "." ~ •., ,.,,..,I , ,.,.,., 1, " ~ "" t [,,.,,~,. ('' ""' '" ' ' •" • .,t,. 1•l10 I ·1, ~ <''" " $1699 $544.88 • "'t.t ;j ... ~, BLACK & DECKER whiHb. JIG SAW t - LOIO!f , , , ~nd you · •~ qot 0 ruq<jtd boo a uty "'"dT to mo•• . ~ nyl •m • . On f;.h.,,~ . Addoloono lleot...-w. onclud" 11 wGI! batl••r with ah.tnoi ... k•r ivnitlon. to• f01>98 . arnme • t.r, 0g.r•tt• i t"'•r . rock and pinion u ..oittg, with , ball ioiflh and •".. litlin11o on front AIREQUIPT LIGHTED AUTOMATIC SLIDE VIEWER $599 HECK'S REG. $8.79 HAIIDWAIIE DEPT. ' HARDWARE DEPT. JEWElRY DEPT. LP-999 PROPANE FUEL CYLINDER THE OIL ALLOY r::i:•99c i RISLONE ·. $1 oss ·~ •"'I"'• TURNER TEMPEST RISLONE ~ · ·" " ~ •.•. , .. . .. .. ~·· · 1 , ... ,,,., . h 7014 H.rl' '•lfl. worl - ~u iiM lhDI'I <jDI ~'"'T !ho"~ !<)<.> ""~d io .tort llft<lolh, f,,,,h lo. t, S..91o wollo on 8 H ~ 1hod mown l•d Ia. pow.. and q"'ul 11 ll o ~ •MI Oi''"'l")n ; JEWElRY QUART " ~· · ·· ~ · "' "'" ELECTRIC-START HECK'S REG. AUTO DI/IT. ' . !1 .. ._ ....... , ....... ''"' DYNAMARK RIDER $2499 HECK'S REG. $1.18 HECK'S REG. $1.66PKG. AUTO DEPT. 0 99( $1!~ HAIR DRYER ~ ..... ~ ... •I"• " .II .......... ... ...... " h ... . .... , ....... '•·I '" " ''""' : ,~ .. . e11 ·~ An Au lorHo!i c l o o~lt' r! loc1'" tw o \lo n •) '> I tl .. ck, thi t; o t odd \lmpNI b•t•nd' Pq•pcm'~ lo o ~h•• p(l ~flll' ~. !rozt'n wo lllt'' l-'lv1 111CIU)' o tlo l'/ pn•pmed. to (l>ler lV1111CIIil' nct• looHh _ l)oo • Of)<"'' (1VIo mo licLt lly wlmrr r o o~ ! o} ot>(fdy . PACIAGEOfiMIII PORTABLE "'It'.,,, .r.l.· I" ,. ., ,.I •• ,, ,, ',, .• ' ,. " II ""'"' I • '·II···· '" . .. ' " .....,,,, ... .,Jv G. E. OVEN TOASTER lOll FLAilS HECK'$ REG. $1.44 AUTO BODY UNDER COATIN(j TIRE FUSEE SUNBEAM G.E. PERCOLATOR Push-bu tto n bcCl let ejec to r. Mixer Iol. ,. PINT GUMOUT I-IECK'S REG. $1.66 I~ - ·~ $188 99 ---, I \: 1om• . ..,ot..d Nam h.odlo';lhh lor . HD-14 "'~ · I , ' ' "''''''"'' 0\l•''"'"l ~. •!.,1 , ,.,,,. I '""l'l,· lo' ~o l io """" "" ''' ' '" ' ,,.,,. , •\ l .. ... 1 ,.,.,j ,. , .. ,. ,.~o-,, '" '•'•"! .... ,, "·' ,, ,, ,,. 5254 · .,_ CM- 11 \ ;I HAMILTON BEACH STAND MIXER '. ... .. I • I I SPORTS DEPT. 3 PLACE \ ""'"' " ' ,,, JEWElRY DEPT. · -~ EVEREADY "D" ~,, ., ,,,, , , $]199 HECK'S REG. $'26.99 --, 'I \ '2 PER PACK ''""'" •... ,.r, ..... ' ,,,.,,.,,, '· l"'' ,t:,., .. .. . ''·' '" " , .. .. . . .... .......... , 1'1,. •. ., ..... ............. .... t 1.... ,. • • HECK'S REG. $44.96 • ·. SPORTS DEPT. I' •!•••·· .. .,,,.,w, ,, ,I .'''' ' I ' '""' ,, ,,,,,, ,1 !It o .... 1M '•I "' , lo I, ,j, I , lo'" h, , "I 1'"' ,1 ., ,.,,II,. 11,.,11 " ' , .,,,,. '"" " •,1:;, lr ~ orl• '• • · .. .!',! t - .1 . 6'x8' -1• 1 ~1 ~~·.I "" '" ' "''· I M · o\M .. ,.,.,I 1.. I, I.,, \ " ' , 1, ,., .. .,1 1.,,.,..,. '"''"' " " '' ' , " " " S2J99 JEWElRY DEPT. JEWElRY AM-FMRADIO '" '"'''! ,,, 1,., I .,.....1.. , ,, ..,... '''""' ,,.,., N,, "' """I'· I'" ' ''"" '"'" •,t, .,,, ' FLASHLIGHT · BATTERIES HECk ' S REG . $119.96 3 $799 . HECK'S REG.'$2.29 . S,PORTS D~'f. j.,.,, 1,,, , '"lrh HECK'S REG. . $19.96 HUNTING PANTS OFF 53:58~ · N...., ' < 't"'" t.,,,,rt,. o,., ,.,.,. ,. 1''!"'''''''''' l.~·,, t > , ,, , ,,1,, ,, l,·+o I"""' ,1.,,.·,., 1'•·•1>1••'"· "' t.I,,L• .,;., ,., ., , ,,,,., t,,., , o , ·rll •l••·~<' • ho(ld t(li't'' ond low '" ~ -:m1l~· /01 mOunw"' ~o,Jm loll . \i (J hl · wt•igh t, lO nlf)O CI o11d t· n~t ty ~ lor ••d ' . Heck's Reg. 99 PANASONIC TRIPLE HEAD SHAVER ELECTRIC KNIFE l' •o lt·~~i(• l ta U y !t )'l~d GOLF BALLS $ (O p (t( lly . ' HAIR DRYER WILSON K-28 PLUS 'l \ Jo ll nn w ( oh•l '• GE PRO-STYLE HECK'S REGULAR PRICE H o~ ( I') VANWYCK .I AND 50o/o ' ' '" '-O r VW -44 HIP BOOTS - DH 20 JEWEI.IIY DEPT. JEWELRY DEPT. HECK'S UG. $14.99 ALL. HECK'S REG. $S.99 99 w ll h tw o l 1 ~('d w ht'l'l ' tutd tw,\ lo:· l'l lndudP, n u i O IH ( tl t( OYt' l II ow d lt• fn tl tmd lnnwd.t!y $2J96 NORELCO SHOES SJ99 f•·o l '' 'l' ' wullttJ I "' "YI w on d q1 11Hl w1 1h bl O W II qr 111 , \ lf't•l l(lhllll' l Y t· ~ . 1!\ ;llohtiP HECK ' S REG. Com bination Y1Uf and game bog mode ol medium we igh t water repell~nt Army Du<k , dyed mustard color. Rubberir e d gOm1 bog with rear entr: o nce. Elastic oll -gau~ ~hell loop~ . ' 500ROUNDS (10BOXES) · PER CTN. s HUNTING VEST j' AMMO j.,,,,,,,, .....,, ..,,,"",.. ''"'' ,,, .: . I FOOTBALL r... ~ .... , ,.,,,, • HECK'S ·REGULAR PRICE 22 LONG RIFLE .... .. 1.... 1 .,..,,. ... ,,1 " '" ' '" ' " 1''' 1•1' '"<1 e H•qh , l .. n ~o · loll '"I' 1.. 1 e t o,.,,," ' "' , .. 1. ,, .1 ~~~~- - ~ll llf> II WilY 1.- H ,,.jjl t 114o, llo• '1'1 h <IH • 111111 ... < "lolo• ·.~ 1 ll1•l 1\,,li ' ""' h,f · l·t• ! , , • ~ •llt•<llo••t 11,, ,, ,j ,,wu 1,• hll ' ~ olio • ! j,, 1 ,,, ,1 1,, 11 ,,.,, , t 'v·.h l u• lt, .11 1,1,, j., 1 1,., ,,,, Compa tibl e monilurill cry stal. Cilr !ridge wi th d ual synthetic s~pphir e stylu s won 't damage s1erco r ecord s. Htgh im pact polystyrene ca se . Thr ee speed chang er . .. 45 RPM spindle in c l uded . . Powerful6 " ova l dyn <un ic speaker . . '''"''I" '' ""'""' '' '~"''' ......... ,...1.1"' 'e u"'· .... ,... G. E. conoN 54'' $1699 G.E. FRY PA ,j,, ,. '"' AUTOMATIC PHONOGRAPH 2 ONLY HI Of~ T\IRNER TEMPEST Heck's Reg. '1.09 · DELUXE TORCH KIT TOILET SEATS Elec tt ostotir olly o ppl•ed eno rnell iomlt , bo ~r. d or1 lu1 durabili ty ond bt:out y Fcotures ~l! (f n g pla stiC hinges, tl'linlorred with •ntegrolly mold ed lllf! tnl po sts . Stnp p1 oot ml'l to ltwh . A~uilo blc 1i-1 fl HO rted <O .Ot i , HECK'SREG. $8.99 · IIAIIJWA.I . HARDWARE DEPT. .MAGNOUA Dli'T. $ ••• . . . . $277 HECK'S REG. TO $4.99 . ... , HARDWARE DEPT. en ,.. ARROW .. STAPLE GUN u~e' RED DEVIL HIGH GLOSS ENAMEL l/1 PINT .......... No. l 50 Sl APU: SIZt:S. IN (l Ur>tN G Ceil l ile l o od~ lull ~tt'ip ol ~lo plt·~ U-.e~ T 50 wire , stt cc ll ond shode Oltu dHJ n: llh . . $988 Uses 9-16" and '14" or Cen1ile Staple. , • 88~ . . ••.••.•• _•.•• '1 PINT 1 QUART .......... 2 HARDWARE DEPT. ·"'"'~• (o ll! C. irl\: I .. _9" Cogt Ro ll e i; 1 ... 11" Pln1tr c lr<iy ; 1 _ . . 14 " E .11 t cn~ian Handle ; I ... 1 ', Pai ntlhu!h: 1-SIJ m•-Smoolh Roller Het,il 9 "; \ . . , 9" Smoo th HECK'S REG. $11.97 HARDWARE DEPT. ' ~ o iler Rei Ill . �• • • . 13 - The DilDy Sonllnel, ~ddleport.POITietoy, o., Wedneaday, Aug. 21, 1974 ' OPIIIAILY 10 TO 9 FREE 298 SECON 0 ST. POMEROY, OHIO BOUNCER FESCO PLASTIC MILK CAN Boby co n move in any direc· lion on smoo th rolling cast· e r s. Al 5o leoture5 hond guO'T"d , seof, and beods . TWO PIECE CAll Ill ASSORTED COLORS SUPER TURF Dill IAT $ No need for dirty, muddy tracks on your kitchen floor ; get !1. Super Turf door mat and watch them disappear. $179. 18 HECK ' S REG. · HECK 'S REG. $4 .88 ' 9 .99 • ' 9 .99 HOUSEWARE DEPT. HOUSEWARE DEPT. . PLAYARD METAL WASTE BASKET R,gocl .,..,,h 'ole N~- o,ocodo lrom., plo101:! ho<dw<~·~ ~. <~•~me ••~,r pt~d·on l>ooulllul tl orol •e•••bl• 12 qt. meta l wastebasket in six s t~ l es . $ HOUSEWARE ·. DEPT. PUNKIN SEAT CARRIER • ' . '. '•' ' •' ~. ,. P<ll'e• r• fvlly ho <l<•<l ~""""' '~ II coo ..-olio '~" l e • l~qloo co~ r~c t • ltoPP<>rT Perfect for ca rrying the baby in . 129 • HECK' S REG . '1.99 280COUNT HOUSEWARE DEPT. •• HECK'S REG. 61 ' EACH HOUSEWARE DEPT. ~r-& HECK'S REG. •2 S.88 HOUSEWAIIE DEPT. 2a~~s97( I WHOLE FRYERS •••••••••••• ~~·. CHICKEN LIVERS••••••.•••••• ~b:•. 1-lb. POPLAR BACON••• ~ •••••••• ~~·•• • • . KLEENEX FACIAL TISSUE .PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU AUGUST 24 QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. 2" wheels with large bumpers HECK 'S REG. HECK'S REG. ' 2.66 HOUSilWAKE DEPT. WALKER JUMPER CHICKEN OF THE SEA • \ HECK' S REG. $9.99 ' HOUSEWAIIE DEPT. · ' ' TUN A ..:................. ~.~~.~!·. MAGAZINE BASKET COFFEE-MATE ...Z.~.Il!:.! 1 Ebony block meta l with brass fini sh trim lends a beautiful o~cent to your f ireplace. family room, or library . Blend S w1th any decor . Heap it with firewood ... fill it with flo w~ rs ... makes o decorat ive magaz in e rock , too . Ouo ll ty feature s include ball-tipped feel and movab le ca rrying handle. Makes a thoughth.1l and unusual .item. $ 566 . HECK' S REG. $23.44 A HECK ' S REG • . $9.99 HOUSEWARE TUCKER PLASTICS • SHOE FILE shoes in o few inc hes of closet space. . Kee ps them in view too ... with crystal HOUSEWARE · · DEPT. --- ' MARTHA WHITE . · . FLOUR ....·......... G A. U GALLON .TRASH CAN B. 48 QT, WASTE BASKET C. LAUNDRY BASKET D. UTILITY .TUB E. COVERED BOWL SET (8 PC.) F. lPC. SINK SET G. SWING ~ID BIN Amazi ng org~n i zer fha"t pro tects your shoes from dush , d irt a nd scuffs. Slim styled file ho lds a compl.e te .ward robe of c STORAGE CHESTS $159 If you 're ihort on spoce then yoU nee d o sto rage che~t to uti lize every .oreo · Can~enient . pai~ley des ign chest lurn unused orea into storage ~pa ce. wdi HECK'S REG. $2 .88 EACH HOUSEWARE DEPT. 5POUND BAG BORDEN dear, see-t hru pockets , ·e lectronically quilted vinyl and heavy duty steel frame . HECK'S REG . $2 .44 19 HOUSEWARE DEPT. t UCK ' S RE'G. To $3 . 18 . ·. COTTAGE CHEESE ... !~.~~:. . KRAFT FRESH . ORANGE JUICE ....~~. ~:~ 0 D HANbBAG UNDERBED CHEST OR FILE Amaz ing organizer that protech your hand bogs from dvst , dirt a nd scufh. Slim styled fole holds o complete wardrobe of hond bogs in o few mches of clo~t space . Keepst.l'lem in view too .... with cr ystal cleor see·thru pockeB . elec tronically qu ilted viny l o.id neovy duty steel frome . SET OF 2 STORAGE BOXES C~nven.ence 1s your\ wi th handy storoge chest. Keep th ings at your fingert ips With e~ t ra storage space.. Under bed chesh ere in a br ight pa isley de~ 1 gn . SJ59 DIAMOND CLOTHS CAMERA CASE 10'5 . J7c HECK' S REG . $2 .44 HOUSEWARE DEPT. HECK' S REG. S 9 • oz. ' HECK'S DETERGENT 32 WONDER FOR POCKET INSTAMATIC 4 FOR$1 .00 HECK'S REG. .44 HECK'S REG . 44• EACH s 1'' CEILING LIGHT 99< EACH · HECK'S REG . $2 . 88 EACH HECK'S REG. $.1.59 HOUSIWA/IlDIPT. HOUSEWARE DEPT. STAY FREE MIIIPAD~-30'S ••••••• 83C . POTATOES.. .-.~ .......~~.'~:. CHOICE LIMIT 4 $166 CALIFORNIA LONG WHITE GINGER JAR LAMPS BANANAS ........ !~·.. .' Asso rted colors to enhance any room of th e· house. 18" and 22" si ze . .r MAXI PADS 30'S . $109 ' SUN FLOWER CANISTER SET • HOUSEWARE DEPT. HECK' S REG ; . ' $5 .99 . HECK'SREG. $5.99 HOUSEWARE DEPT. ·$ 366 AND HECK'S REG . TO $11.99 . HOUSIWAIIDI/11. MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE $ 10 oz. ·. 49 . WITH COUPON BORDEN PUSH-UPS OR ICE CREAM SANDWICH 12 PK.~ 89e ·, �• • • . 13 - The DilDy Sonllnel, ~ddleport.POITietoy, o., Wedneaday, Aug. 21, 1974 ' OPIIIAILY 10 TO 9 FREE 298 SECON 0 ST. POMEROY, OHIO BOUNCER FESCO PLASTIC MILK CAN Boby co n move in any direc· lion on smoo th rolling cast· e r s. Al 5o leoture5 hond guO'T"d , seof, and beods . TWO PIECE CAll Ill ASSORTED COLORS SUPER TURF Dill IAT $ No need for dirty, muddy tracks on your kitchen floor ; get !1. Super Turf door mat and watch them disappear. $179. 18 HECK ' S REG. · HECK 'S REG. $4 .88 ' 9 .99 • ' 9 .99 HOUSEWARE DEPT. HOUSEWARE DEPT. . PLAYARD METAL WASTE BASKET R,gocl .,..,,h 'ole N~- o,ocodo lrom., plo101:! ho<dw<~·~ ~. <~•~me ••~,r pt~d·on l>ooulllul tl orol •e•••bl• 12 qt. meta l wastebasket in six s t~ l es . $ HOUSEWARE ·. DEPT. PUNKIN SEAT CARRIER • ' . '. '•' ' •' ~. ,. P<ll'e• r• fvlly ho <l<•<l ~""""' '~ II coo ..-olio '~" l e • l~qloo co~ r~c t • ltoPP<>rT Perfect for ca rrying the baby in . 129 • HECK' S REG . '1.99 280COUNT HOUSEWARE DEPT. •• HECK'S REG. 61 ' EACH HOUSEWARE DEPT. ~r-& HECK'S REG. •2 S.88 HOUSEWAIIE DEPT. 2a~~s97( I WHOLE FRYERS •••••••••••• ~~·. CHICKEN LIVERS••••••.•••••• ~b:•. 1-lb. POPLAR BACON••• ~ •••••••• ~~·•• • • . KLEENEX FACIAL TISSUE .PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU AUGUST 24 QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. 2" wheels with large bumpers HECK 'S REG. HECK'S REG. ' 2.66 HOUSilWAKE DEPT. WALKER JUMPER CHICKEN OF THE SEA • \ HECK' S REG. $9.99 ' HOUSEWAIIE DEPT. · ' ' TUN A ..:................. ~.~~.~!·. MAGAZINE BASKET COFFEE-MATE ...Z.~.Il!:.! 1 Ebony block meta l with brass fini sh trim lends a beautiful o~cent to your f ireplace. family room, or library . Blend S w1th any decor . Heap it with firewood ... fill it with flo w~ rs ... makes o decorat ive magaz in e rock , too . Ouo ll ty feature s include ball-tipped feel and movab le ca rrying handle. Makes a thoughth.1l and unusual .item. $ 566 . HECK' S REG. $23.44 A HECK ' S REG • . $9.99 HOUSEWARE TUCKER PLASTICS • SHOE FILE shoes in o few inc hes of closet space. . Kee ps them in view too ... with crystal HOUSEWARE · · DEPT. --- ' MARTHA WHITE . · . FLOUR ....·......... G A. U GALLON .TRASH CAN B. 48 QT, WASTE BASKET C. LAUNDRY BASKET D. UTILITY .TUB E. COVERED BOWL SET (8 PC.) F. lPC. SINK SET G. SWING ~ID BIN Amazi ng org~n i zer fha"t pro tects your shoes from dush , d irt a nd scuffs. Slim styled file ho lds a compl.e te .ward robe of c STORAGE CHESTS $159 If you 're ihort on spoce then yoU nee d o sto rage che~t to uti lize every .oreo · Can~enient . pai~ley des ign chest lurn unused orea into storage ~pa ce. wdi HECK'S REG. $2 .88 EACH HOUSEWARE DEPT. 5POUND BAG BORDEN dear, see-t hru pockets , ·e lectronically quilted vinyl and heavy duty steel frame . HECK'S REG . $2 .44 19 HOUSEWARE DEPT. t UCK ' S RE'G. To $3 . 18 . ·. COTTAGE CHEESE ... !~.~~:. . KRAFT FRESH . ORANGE JUICE ....~~. ~:~ 0 D HANbBAG UNDERBED CHEST OR FILE Amaz ing organizer that protech your hand bogs from dvst , dirt a nd scufh. Slim styled fole holds o complete wardrobe of hond bogs in o few mches of clo~t space . Keepst.l'lem in view too .... with cr ystal cleor see·thru pockeB . elec tronically qu ilted viny l o.id neovy duty steel frome . SET OF 2 STORAGE BOXES C~nven.ence 1s your\ wi th handy storoge chest. Keep th ings at your fingert ips With e~ t ra storage space.. Under bed chesh ere in a br ight pa isley de~ 1 gn . SJ59 DIAMOND CLOTHS CAMERA CASE 10'5 . J7c HECK' S REG . $2 .44 HOUSEWARE DEPT. HECK' S REG. S 9 • oz. ' HECK'S DETERGENT 32 WONDER FOR POCKET INSTAMATIC 4 FOR$1 .00 HECK'S REG. .44 HECK'S REG . 44• EACH s 1'' CEILING LIGHT 99< EACH · HECK'S REG . $2 . 88 EACH HECK'S REG. $.1.59 HOUSIWA/IlDIPT. HOUSEWARE DEPT. STAY FREE MIIIPAD~-30'S ••••••• 83C . POTATOES.. .-.~ .......~~.'~:. CHOICE LIMIT 4 $166 CALIFORNIA LONG WHITE GINGER JAR LAMPS BANANAS ........ !~·.. .' Asso rted colors to enhance any room of th e· house. 18" and 22" si ze . .r MAXI PADS 30'S . $109 ' SUN FLOWER CANISTER SET • HOUSEWARE DEPT. HECK' S REG ; . ' $5 .99 . HECK'SREG. $5.99 HOUSEWARE DEPT. ·$ 366 AND HECK'S REG . TO $11.99 . HOUSIWAIIDI/11. MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE $ 10 oz. ·. 49 . WITH COUPON BORDEN PUSH-UPS OR ICE CREAM SANDWICH 12 PK.~ 89e ·, �• ~~ - 1'~ Dally Sentinel Classifieds Get R ';,·~'Llts! Notice 2 SIGNS 2 FAMILY vard sale Aog 12 13 Rl 7 Tuppers Pl~l l ns D ishes , Old tur111t urt> quns 1 automat •c iJnd one pump depress •on gt.ass w •niC"r coats 4 P•l"ce dm.ng set of her •tems Dea le r s wel come 8 ?0 Jlp Of Pomeroy Motor Co. • QUALITY HOUSE msvlalmg blowcu lor better results cuts fue l bills down Free estun<~tes Cal( 7-42 44 28 8 10 1'2tc ---- YAI"D Sale 4 Fam1ly o il ot new Rt 7 on Un 1on Avenue 1969 FdtD TORINO CPE Sl9~ Local c.::-r bucket seats vmyl intenor 4speedtrans V 8 radro good t ires Real nrce 351 $1495 Local 1 owner good tires 6 cy l with automatic trans radro blue frn sh spotless clean blue lnfenor 1971 CHEV ROLET l 4 TON $239 B Fleets• de light green flnrsh l rke new 15 Commercra t •re s H duty spnngs 350 VB engJne 4 speed trans POMEROY MOTOR _ Tuesday- through Saturday 82 1 sale~q~.;g o~~o w :h ;: Soturday 10 1 1970 NOVA CPE ,...-: OPEN EVE$8 00 P . M POMEROY, OH 10 PORCH 10 am 5 p m 618 S Jrd Ave M tdd leport ~-~~---.;__ __.:___:__.:_:..:_:~ B2131r,... @) ~ co • ------==--- ---~--- ------- SWEEPER Repa1r Parts and Suppl 1es Dav1s Va cu urn Cleaner ~ m lie up Georges Creek Road off State Rt 7 Ph one 446 0294 8 21 He CASH FOR JUNK CARS complete Frve s Truck and Auto Parts Rutland Ohro 24 HOUR WRE CKER SER VICE PhOne 7426091 7 26 261c Prod uced from a spec1al vmyl compo und made by B F Goodr •c h ilnd Monsanto 5 l1mes th 1c ker than metal S1d1ng Will not dent ch1p crack peel rot rust or chalk -------------- WE HAVE all yo ur upho ls tery needs Burlap den1m cambr •c foam ~tue z•ppers ta ck1ng stnp sormgs and ci•PS Chipboard button IW 1ne sew ng thread legs upholstery books dacron webbmg sprmg Tw•ne Ta cks well co rd cotton sw,vel bases and foam ' oarn loam Po"' P.roy Recov ery 6'22 E M e. St Pom eroy Oh 10 Ph v ,e 99/ 7554 1 24 .261( p•ck up Wreck 1ng 5890 APPLICA TI O N S are be ng accepted at the off1 ce of the cterk f or water ma .,tenance man •n Racme Reply box 33 8 15 I Otc Athen s Ohro Not1ce --------------HOU SEKE EPER to l 1ve .n THERE w 11 be a youth rally 7 30 p m Fr•day Aug 23rd at the old Pomeroy High School now Sen or C•hzens bu•ld ng at Pomeroy Oh o Featured s.nge r s w 11 be Homeward Bound from Huntmgton W Va and Gospel Ton es Speaker will be from Teen Challenge Cleve land OhiO Everyone welcome 8 Ia 61C Spec1al Mobile Home Roofs Painted Before Fall and Winter Sets ln. must dr 1ve car App l y at 790 Maple Sf M1ddleporl Oh10 Phone 992 2936 B 20 3t c do not include paint. W1de-s22 .00 Wlde-$25 00 Wlde-527 .00 W1de-SJO.OO -------------OFFER ENDS SEPTEMBER 30, 1974 PlANO tun •ng 992 371a BAC K to sc hoo l special all permanen ts S2 off blow cut s S4 50 Operators - Jeanette Radford Jack•e Nrb ert Ruth s Bea ut y Shop Mason W Va phone 773 5686 a 13 ttc A Charles Scott a 18 stp ~ ----- -- ------ Pets For Sale CARRIERS AKC R EG Scot ty T err er pups Phone 593 7390 Athens Oh o a 20 3tc WANTED To Z MART~;;d f ur niture appliances and m1sc H arttord W Va Rl IN 33 SYRACUSE 7 26 tt c -------------I DIDN ' T KNOW TH AT• MGM AND Flea Mar ket Spec1als ss •ns•de S3 o ut s•de Spr~ ng Ave Pomero y Oh o Collectors de a I ers etc Every Sat and Su nda y 8 7 ttc MASON Great Pyrenees Pups Reasonably Prrced All Wh1te and Bla1reau We ne~ man or woman to sell full hne of Adverhsmg Spectalhes , Calendars and Gtfts II) the Pomeroy Middleport Area Must be able to plan own t1me and work With a ntm1mum of supervrs1on All accounts are protected Repeat orders are protected Hrgh Comm1ss1ons payable when orders are passed for crecht The Adverftsmg Spectalty lme IS the most extensive 1n the mdustry Calendars are manufactured at our Red Oak plant wnte Bob Mckenzte, Sales Manager, The Thos 0 Murphy Company, 110 So Second Slroet, Red Oak> Iowa 51566 810 NOTICE Sealed bidS will be rece•ved by the Board of Publ1c Affa fr s of th~ Villa;ge of Syracuse Oh 10 for a 1975 mode l half ton p c. k up trvck until noon September 3 1974 Spec rf rc ation s are as fol lows ( 1 ) Color wh 1te deluxe tr •m l:lJ E 1Qht t8J tt Bonus bed (3) Power steer.ng (4) Power Brakes (S) Six f6 l ply t•res w it h winter trea d on rear ( 6) Cam per top (7) Rear suspe n s•on min i mum J 600 pounds (8 ) F ront suspe n s•on m ln 1mu m :J 200 pounds (9) Three speed tran sm1ss•on !automat•cl ( 10) V 8 eng me m.n mum 300 cubic Inches (11) Twelve (12) volt b!l1ery mln•mum 50 AMP hr l l2l Seventy (70) AMP Alternat or (13J Rear step bumpe r (14) Dual Jun 10r west coas t mirrors The Board of Publ 1c Affa.rs of IBid village r ese-rves the n g ht to rerect anv and all b•ds A certif 1ed check fer bond ot 10 per cent must accompany-'" bids (81 1A 21 Max•ne Var•an Clerk Board of P ubl iC Atta.rs 28 JIC PHON£ 992·2156 POMEROY, 0. Whelped Julv 11 HOUSE OF SEVEN GOEBELS FARM Busmess Opportumtles CAN YOU WORK WITHOUT SUPERVISION? THE DAILY SENTINEJ For Rent Box 111. Rt 2, Coolville , 0 Phone614 667 3838 FURN I SHED 2 bedroom moh le hom e on S pr~ng Aven ue Phone 992 3429 a 20 7tp Wanted To Buy --~~------- JU NK Au t os comple t e and delivered to our yard We p1ck up auto bod •es and buy all k•nds of sc rap metals and 1ron R 1der s Sa l vage state Rl 124 Rt 4 Pomeroy O h 10 Phone 992 5468 7 31 26t p ------ - -- ----~ CAS H pa 1d for a/! makes and mode l s of rnob 1le home s Phone area code 614 423 9531 4 13 tf c ----- ----- --- TWO 4 room and bat h apts n Midd l eport For mtorma t 10n ca ll 992 2550 or 742 6551 7 3 lie TRA ILE R Browns Tra iler Cou rt Pomeroy Phone 992 3324 7 18 lfc BUSINESS room 22 xBO 234 E Ma•n Sl Pom eroy Oh 1o Phone 992 5786 or 992 3975 6 12 tf c --- ~----------- F URNI S HED apartm ent OL D F UR NI TURE oak tabf;s ad ul ts on ly In M•ddl eport c oc.ks rce boxes brass beds Phone 992 3874 d•shes desk s or c omplete 5 12 H e ho use holds Wr~te M o M 11/er Rt 4 Pomeroy OhiO 4 ROOM furn 1shed apartmen t ca ll 992 77.60 close lo PoWell s Super Vatu 5 13 ti C Phone 992 3656 8 7 He PRI VA TE party wants to buy a VW Ca ll 992 30al 3 AND 4 RO OM furniShed and 8 20 31p unfurn •shed a par tments ------------'--Phone 992 5434 WE NEED 200 tons of shee t 4 12 tfc c ast new or old al um mum Keep cans se p ara t e The PRIVATE meetmg r oom for Rosenberg Co Athens Ohio any organ1Zal 10n phone 992 • 8151fc 3975 3 1l fi e --------------- --------------- --------------- --------------- --------------B E DRO OM apar tm ent For Sale ' a 13 ti c 1 men! a1r co nd •IIOn ed fur n •shed Reasonab l e rent L ocated 12 m 1tes fr om Pomeroy Ph one 304 773 s118 8 14 li e Large Red Elberta Wh1le Georg1a Belle -------COUNTRY Mob-;j";-Ho;~Park BU. Rt J3 ten miles north of Pomerov Large lots w1th COflcrete pat.os s 1d ewatks runners a nd off stret>t park1ng A lso spaces l or small trailers Phone 992 7479 7 21 lf c Arnvmg Today A M MIDWAY MARKET 992·2582 W Mam Pomeroy, Phon e 992 5858 -------------BEDROOM apa rt PEACHES ~.95 Rut l and -------------Auto Sales o. l969VA N acyl nder Phone7]'2 5651 .__ 8 16 ti c --------------- ----- ___ 1 I You'll 1 tract 1t down much faster Wltha I I I I ____ __ 1 1969 FORO P1ck.up new I pa•nt rob Phone 992 I lt>r 5pm bed and 3640 at 8 147tc I ---- ...... ---- -~--RENAULT 10 good con 1 1968 d 1t 10n Phont> 949 2226 I 8 21 3tp I Il_ _____________ WAN T AD jI -------------1974 PLYMOUTH Satell•te Sebr ing 2 dr hardtop p s v•nyl top rally whe els 17 450 m lies excellent con dil lon S3 lOO Phone 99 2 3410 B 21 6tc P b Real Estate For Sale REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 40'!, acres w1lh collage WILDWOOD ESTATES, located on Flatwoods Road, w1th all ut1llt1es ava 11able, now be m sold by acre, or as much land as needed bg owner . If mterested contact George S stetter, or call 985•4186 after 4 00 p M GEORGE S. HOBSTETTER BOX 101, Pomeroy, Oluo 45769 Ho: , -------------- 1965 CLASSIC Rambler good co nd lion Runs good a skmg SJOO Phone 376 6219 8 20 3tc 1957 -CHE~ROleT -2 dr- 283 engine Robert J Val"lan Syr acus e Phone 992 5183 8 20 3Tp 19;;- vW -;;;traii~--C~PPed Newly pain ted so~oo Phone 77J 5865 aftt>r 5 p m 8 20 5fp ,.- :::-----::=------ 1969 CHEVY Townsmem st~tllon wagon Sl195 9QOd cond• t ,0 n Phone 992 7(!'20 ...... 24 ttc ___________ __ s •71.95 POMEROY LANDMARK .... _ Jack W Carsey , Mgr ~ Phone 9911181 Mobile Homes For Sale leak ing, Compt~ re ovr pnti!!IS to any others we It gnte vou a protess•onal roof for less Ca II 992 2836 For E'timates af Any Type \ 1971 3 BEDROOM Wtnd so r Mobtle Hom e 011 I acr e ol WE ARE pick ing VP a plano •n ground ror mo re 1n yo ur area and would l1ke formt'l 1on c arr 992 763B !.ume r espons•ble party to 7 30 tt c take over payments c 6 rr Cred• t Manager (6 14J 772 READ THIS• Before vou buy 5669 or Wrtte 260 East Mam ny new U w ide Mobile Street Ch•lllcothe Ohio 45601 W•lkmson Small Engtne Home be sure to see The all 4 7 tf c 992 1092 steel bonded Octrolter Mob de H omes The steel bOnd R I DING horse for sale 1 yeurs Jn w Ma•n Pomeroy 0 Delro!ler is v~rtuallv located at Mod er n Supply old green broke Gentle Call hreproof and has manv Small Engme Repair 991 5510 features that no other Mob il e a 1 lfc Home on the market can. match We also have one of E)(CELStOR Sa l! Works E the largest serect•ons of good Ma in 51 Pomerov All kmds used and repossessed Mob1 le of salt water pellets water Homes of any dealer in thenuggets block salt and own area Don'twall - shop tot:tay Oh10 R1ver Sa lt Phone 99 2 at Berry Miller Mobile • Lawn Boy 3891 Homes Sales 705 Farson • Tecumseh 6 5 tf c St reet Belpre Oh10 Phone • Koh l er 423 95 3 I • WiSCOil51n GROCERY bus•ness tor saje 8 a 121c • At I other Build•ng for sale or lease makes Phon e 773 5618 from a 30 p m to 10 p m for appomtment 3 20 ffc TREE r~pened peaches wh 1te -~ ~- ---and yellow at Mason peach orch ard Mason West V1r9 n1a 50X60 8 13 ftc BUSINESS bU1Id1 n g cement dr•ve Rl 124 near Rutla nd Phone 742 5052 MELONS sweet corn gr een a 21 ttc peppers cucumbers to r sale Geraldine Clelan d Racme NO W ready to move m rust 1c OhiO tr. le ve l 3 bedrooms 2 bathS 8 11 lfc extra largefam .tyroom 2 car garage air con d• t•oned 24 PONT 00 N boat c ab•n on ALSO SHAMPOO sunken pat1o hom~ on c1ty same Can steep 4 .:10 h p water and seWer clos e To CARPETS motor mcluded Call 992 J4J5 schoo l and shoppmg pr •ced or 992 J I OI Pontoon f il l ed AND CLEAN ng ht Phone now 99 2 5976 w1th starfoam a 21 He UPHOLSTERY 8 21 li e 78 ACRES 2 l akes Oea ut• fu l AL M OST new Sears 10 speed trees roll1ng meadows b•cyc le W1th ea r ne r rack for e!ectriC II V Sa l em Townsh1p ca r and cha1n lock 2 General Rd No 625 dead ends m to snow tr ea d ! ~res mo unt ed TA NK S cle an ed mam ent ry IDEAL HOME SEPTIC 520 Pho n e 949 5924 or 949 reasonab le rates Ph 446 SIT E Also fr on ts on Town 2261 4782 Ga l lipO l iS John R usse /1 sh•p Road No 16 L Jsted at 8 2 1 Jt c owner and operator SJOO per acre Make otter -- -- --------~5 12 lfc Wall er s Realty Bo x J24 LOTs - 1 acre c 1ty water on Worlh1ng l on Oh1 o 43085 ----~- ---~- ----Sf Rt 143 4 mil es from TAN KS AROBIC Phone (614) 888 1892 or (614) SEPTIC Pomeroy P hone 992 3640 S EWAGE SYS TEM S 888 2803 after 5 p m REPAIRED a 21 lt c C LEANED 8 14 7tc MILLER SANITATION STEWART OHI O PH 662 NEW 2 b edroom a l l e l ec tr~ c STEREO RADIO am fm 8 3035 home ca rpetrng f ull trac k tape combmat •on 4 10 41fc base men t c arpo rt c ty speaker sound sys t em water locate d on Rt 143 Balance $106 7a or easy SE PTIC T A NK S c l eaned Ph one 742 6621 term s Call 992 3965 Modern San• tat on 992 3954 or a 21 6tc 8 14 tfc 99 2 7349 .____ 10 23 tfc 5 ROOMS and bath home w 1th NEW green recl1ner $150 -------------extra lo l Phone 992 7153 Phone 992 2571 S contra c ted Phone 74'2 a 19 Jtc JOB a 14 He - - - -- - 3074 or wnte Box 23 Lanos - -- -- - VIlle Oh iO POTATOE S Phone 843 2 <~9 5 LOTS for sate tra de r or house 7 23 26 1c 8~14 12tc A ll ut1 11t1es Phone 742 3615 -------- -~--- -Rutland Oh10 Pr ce S2 500 AUTOMOBILE rn surance been 7 16 tfc SECLUDED n ew fou r bedroom c ancelled? Lost your two bat h total electr1c home ----- -----~ o peretor s l1 cense Call 992 9 ~4 a c r es n• ce k1lchen tvfl 75 ACRE farm 6 room house 7428 car p et Ca ll 742 4173 6 15 ftc ba rn o th er o utbu ld 1ng s 8 15 6tp $19 500 Phone 742 58 45 a 16 26 tp FOR your remodelmg roofmg pa•nflng repa1r 1ng concrete FOA M to f II your old cou c h and and maso nry work c all cha 1r cush ons as low as HOUSE 630 Mill 51 M•d Ronn•e Hubbard 992 3511 or 510 95 uphols tery okks on ly dleport 6 rooms Jlh oaths 992 1302 work by hour or 50c 4 rnc h covered foam f ull ba se ment parl•ally .contract mattresses for standard s1ze carpeted kitchen com plete b ed S29 95 Pomeroy 8 7 26tc wa sher and dryer etc Could Recovery 622 E Mam St be 3 bedrooms gas furnace ---Pomerov Oh•o Phone 992 f~rep l ace sto r m doors and 7554 w ndows cu rta 1ns alld dr apes 7 24 26tc ncluded For •n format Jon ca ll Eld en Walburn 992 2aos UPHOL STERY f abr1cS by the B 13 He ya rd 54 1nches wrde a s low as S2 49 per ya rd Velvets as low 2 BE DR OOM house Rutland a~ S5 25 Import ed velvets Phone 99 2 585a $.9 60 We a lso have nylon a 13 tfc Vt~q<lll h er c ulon c olt o n pr1nts f \ I 11 k ' · 1 vmyls and remnant s by th e N EW 3 bedroom hom e Hut I I >tAl , 1•.11 11< '--,II • 1· I yard or by t he p1ece Pomero y Ch l n SOn Su b diVISIOn Re cove ry 622 E Ma.n St f'"l1i<' !'.i\' OhiO 1'. .'~1 Rutland Pr ice $19 900 Ph o ne Pome r oy Ph one 992 7554 74'2 36\5 or see Milo Hut 7 24 26 1c ch nson Ru tlan d I lNG Bnck 8 16 12tc Veneer 3 bedroom home W1th CA NNING t oma toe s br n g contamt'r Ge r ald ine Cleland H OU SE tor sale m Sy ra cuse 5 full basement 2 baths Modern k1tchen with built rn cook and Racme Oh •o roo m s and giJrage lo cated bake unrts Garage. and 1 acre 8 16 ttc near the schoo l Phon e 992 rn Pom eroy $30 900 00 3860 Cozy 2 NEW 1974 Z I G ZAG SEW I NG 8 '2 lf c BUNGALOW MA CH IN ES In 0r1g 1na l - - - - - - - - - - - - - bedroom bath hardwood f actory carton , Z19 Zag to HOU SE .n t w floor s shingle roof full mak.e buttonholes sew on s80 per ~ 0 nth $500 do wn and basement and new gas fur b ull ons mo n ograms and lo t 2 bed Tra•le r and n make fan cy des 1gns W•fh 1us l 99 2 3975 room S10 500 Phon e nace All th rs for $8,000 00 LARGE NEW HOME - 5 !h e tw1st of a smgle d1a l Left n lay a way and nev er been - - - - 8 14 tf c bedroom all electric bi level - ------~used Wdl se ll tor only $47 home ll/ 2 baths Garage and cash or term s ava• la ble 3 BEDROOM hou se loca ted on Ph on e 992 2653 1662 l •n cot n H erghts F"o r large lot Balcony overlook rng tfc appt plea se ca ll 1 !304) 7 woods Large family room tn 66 8 20 full basement - - - - - - - - - - - -- 4041 a 20 6tp LARGE FINE HOME - 2 ------- --~- --famrly house In a quiet ne1gh bo~:hood 2 kitchens 2 baths and 4 bedroom s Full basement and large garage Reduced to Don t forget the roof of your home Have a beautiful new roof •nstalled by All Wea1her Roofrng Co All that needed tor a free est1ma te IS a phone call Please Phone 337 N. 2, Middleport 992·2550 HOME DECORATING ----------- Real Estate For 5ale ---------- ---- TEAFORD ,,,,. ,,I'd.,, -------------- - --- ---------- THE DEPENDABLE CONTRACTING CO. Interior, Exterior Decorating and Remodeling PH. 992.7454 or 992·7129 Free E stimates, Mrddleport, 0 j SEWING MA CHIN ES Repair se rv 1ce all makes 992 2284 The Fa br ic Shop Pom eroy Authonzed Smger Sales and Serv ic e We sherpen Sc•ssors 3 '2 9 lf c DOZER work land c lear•ng by the a c re hourly or contract farm ponds roads etc Larg e dozer and operetor With over 20 years exper•ence Pullm s Excavatrng Pomeroy Oh 10 Phone 992 2478 12 19 lf c 5232 2 ll lfc --------------- CRE MEAN S CONCRETE delivered Monday through Sa turday and eve n rngs Phone 4•6 1142 6 13 tf c ------ --------- CARPETING CATTLE FARM - 157 acres WINC H ESTER aut omat c 22 r I e Never f 1red SSO PhOn e 992 3081 a 20 Jtp Ko UOT - KosME~cS & WIGS (T he M1nk Od Ba se Comest1cS) Phon e BROWNS 992 5113 8 20 tf c ------------HOTPOINTrange Amana 22ft S•de by S1de re frigerator freezer Norge washer and drye r set of walnut dm rn g room tables with cha•rs and pad approxtmtllely 4 years Ol d good old bed and ch est of dra w ~ r s Phone 992 7066 a 20 ff c -------------1974 500 KA WA SAKI 6 000 ___ ___ _____a _20 31p miles S1 200 Phon e 992 5891 ...._ .....,. T S 25 Suzu kt Phone 992 3640 74 model 8 18 7tc -------------TAKING orders tor toma t o f ie l d ______ _____ _ boxes Phone 99~ J980 ...,. 9 18 5tp 1970 1 , TO N 4 wheel dr 1ve Ford p lc,:kup b•g 6 cyt 4 speed Haro ld Brewer Long Boftom Oh lo 985 3554 8 18 tf c ---...,..----------1 ACRE LOT &ulfab le for house or trailer Water tap Is in stalled 1 m lte $OUth o f Rutlftnd on County Rt l Phone 742 3654 8 15 l c 1966 EASY TRAVEL Tra iler sleeps 6 stove .ce box and water under pressure 1963 Ford lfat bed ta ton lind 1967' Su le k Wildcat conver t i ble Call 742 3821 8 15 61 C --------------~ CAMF>ER a rr Wide 20ft tong slee ps six se lf co nta •ned lll r gt' owninQ carpeting thr oug hout See at 630 Ptvm Sl Middleport 8 l5 61P --------------- 501 NYLON and 4 bedroom farm house wrth bath 80 acre s of tractor land Ttmber 2 farm ponds and large barn Good cond •l 10n Phone 593 7390 Athens Oh1o 8 20 3tc MIDDLEPORT - MIDDLEPORT New Add ition 1 floor plan about 3 yrs old level lot 3 B R Uarge double closets) nrc~ k itchen modern bath utrlrty R carpeted some pane ling, storage room $J9 500 00 CLOSE IN - 27 a cres large barn and silo ot her burldrng s Jl/1 story frame 117,500 00 COUNTRY ACRE PLUS - 2 bedroom Colon ral house w1th garage and outbuddrng Fruit trees Well water All levella nd for 1ust $8 500 00 NEW home 3 B R balh N gas LISTING sao •7.95 Sq Yd Price .ncludes lnstallat•on and fre e padding Talk to Wendell Gra te ca rpet consultant - We have hundreds of cerpet va lues Your 10b can be comp leted lo 1 to 2 we~ks No long waltmg period Ni ce renovated 7 room house w ith central air and heat Double garage j 2 utility buildings Pr i vate cave and 4 70 acres F A heat dining room TV R some paneling & file Askmg S31 00 POMEROY - 1 story frame, 3 B R , bath full basement, gas heat la rge lot Asking $10,500 00 M ake an offer REGULAR S9 95 1 acre surrounds a large 4 bedroom home wrth front and back porches Plus I nco me property Good nel9hborhood On I y BUY AND LIVE , OR INVEST ER SPECIAL! Rolf Candy Stripe w1th rubber beck , J 99 sq yd Nu:e for bedrooms, dens , k1tchens, etc 1 RUTLAND FURNITURE POMEROY - Ranch Tvpe 2 B R balh large L R - with f 1repla ce k i tchen has lots o l c ab ine ts range &. oven ca rpetP.d garage , porch fu ll ba sement with Rullond, 0 742 421' utility R Small lot SI S 000 00 WANT TO SE LL? - WE HAVE THE BUYERS, YOU HAVE THE PROPERTY, LETS G!;T TOO ETHER CALL AT ONCE '992 2259 or 992 2568 I P~meroy f . I : ~ C!O - 8 55 9 00 - Bradv Bunch News 6 13 Paul Dixon 4 Phil Donahue IS AM 3 Abbott & Costello 1b 00 - Jokers Wild 8, 10 Company 6 Antiques J3 Name That Tune 3 15 1P:;:ro - W l nnrng Streak 3 4 15 Gambit 8 10 Turnrng Points 33 1·1 00 - Password 13 High Rollers 3 4 l S Now You See It 8 10 1 $10 000 Pyramid 6 Sesame St 33 1 ~ JO - Brady Bunch 13 Love of Life 8, 10 Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Lucy Show 6 1~ 55 - CBSNews8 Dan lmel sWor ld10 1.2 00 - Bob Brauns 50 50 Club 4 News 8 10 1J Password 6 Jackpot 3 15 M1ster Rog er s 33 12 30 - Split Second 6 , Search for Tomorrow 8 10 Celebrrty 1 Sweepstakes 3 15 Afternoon with OJ 13 Electric Company 25 - Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Elec Co 33 Hogan's Heroes 1J News 6 Trarl s We st 15 6 00 - News 3 4, 8 10 15 Sesame St 20 Lil ias Yoga & You 33 New~ 15 ABC News 6 13 6 30 - NBCNewsl 415 CBS News 10 Room22213 Flower Show 33 Bewitched 6 7 00 - Truth or Conseq 3 What s My L1ne 8 News 10 , Let s Make A Deal 13 Sports Desk 15 E ledrr c Compan y 20 Man Burlds Man Des troys 33 Bow l rng for Dol lar s 6 Great Day at the Farr 4 7 30 - Hollywood Squares 3 Wild Krngdom 10 Beat t he C lock 13 ~ Zoom 20 Dealers Chorce 4 To Tell the Truth 6 Ozzie s Girls 8 TBA 15 Festrval Ftlms J3 8 00 - Mac Davrs 3 4 15 Evenmg at Pops 20 33 Tem peratures Ris1ng 6 13 TBA 8 Movie Senror Year 10 8 30 - Just for Laughs 6 13 9 OO - Irons1de3 • .4, 15 lnternatronal Performan ce 33 Kung Fu a Chuck Whtle Reports 10 1 Game 6 13 Book Bea1 33 •2 30 - Gtrl In My Ltfe 6, 13 Edge of Night 8 10 Doctors 3 4 IS 1 Festival F1lms 33 1 3 bo - Another World 15 J 4 General Hosprtal 6, 13 Price IS Rrght 8, 10 Boardrng House 33 :3 30 - One Lrfe to Live 13, New Match Game 8, 10 , How to 1 Survrve A Marnage 3, 15 , Lass ie 6 Phil Donahue 4 , Episode Action 33 ~ 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame St 33 , Tattletales • 18 G1llrgan s Island 6 Movre State Fa1r 10 S10 000 1 Pyramrd 13 .4 30 - Green Acres 3 Bonanza 15 Jackpot 4 Vrrginran 8 Danrel Boone 13, Mod Squad 6 ::5 00 - Bonanza 3 Merv Gntfrn 4 Mr Rogers20 33 6 oo - 4 6, 10 13, 15 ABC News 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson J Mtssron lmpossrble 6 Untouchables 13, Janaki3J CometotheFarr4 15 M ov re Sa lome 10 11 45 - Johnny Carson 4 15 12 00 - News 8 12 30 Wrld Wild West 6 Movte The Redhead and the .4 '63 AKQJ72 oftt0753 I :. + '' WEST Cowboy' a W1de World Spee<al 13 1 00 - Tomorrow3, 4 Take Frve for L1fe 15 2 oo - News 4, 13 TODA Y'S QUESTION Instead of blddmg two notrump your partner has JUmped directly to four spad,es over your two 21 spades Journey to 11 00 - News 3 " Sherlock Holmes plays it safe •• 13 WFL FootballS , Jeanne Wolf W<lh 20 9 JO - Performance 20 Movre ' Manhunter 10 10 00 - Streets of San Francrsco 6 13 News 20 Japan 33 10 Dav at Night 33 WIN AT BRIDGE NORTH Theanswer is . GoHome 1 s 30 - ' 1 30 - As the World Turns 8, 10 Jeopardy 3 4, 15 Lets Make A : Deal 6 13 Flower Show 33 2 00 - Days of Our Lives 3 4, 15 Gurdlng Light 8 10 , Newlywed o. 11 Everything should go 1eason~Y ~I uot•l thiS 9WII"'II'lQ Tflen you II have 10 be on guard 1n deahng wrlh others SOCially coocernec or hutt fee11ngs wrll result Don 1 lorget anmvers anes 39 Noble Italian feel 5 Ra\hs. a brl supertor 23 · CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jen Of' spectal events 19) Be carelul when talktng to a lr1end about another fnend What you say wl/1 be repeated The parly you crilrc1zed w rll be GEMINI !Moy 21·Juno 20) Try to finrsh any lasks that are tmportant as early rn the day 8$ possible Your attention span wanes tow$rd ahernoon offended AQUARIUS (Jan CANCER (Juno 21 ·July 22) 20 · Fob 19~ Some ground •s gorng to be lost regardmg a goal you re now pursuing You re too •n deCISive about your cou rse o l actron Keep a light control over your spendmg habti!J al thrs tune II you don t your spurts ol extravagance w11l lighten your wallet cons•derably PISCES (Feb 20·Mo•ch 201 LEO (July 23·Aug 221 You You d best follow through on someth10g you ve d•scussed 1n detail wtth another and prom· rsed to take care ol E•cuses wont do w1ll not lind the warm receptron you re hoptng lor rf you bnng home some unexpected guests wrthout frrst tellrng your mate VIRGO (Aua ')"\ . 41: ...,t ACROSS I Sourpuss Dec 21) The easy outs you re looking lor at thrs hme w111 provo to be the hardest rows to hoe Make •I a po.nt to be extra lhoughtlul where your mate rs 22) by THOMAS JOSEPH It wont become you •I yOIJ Pul on lalse aus and act alool around peQille to whom 'IOU SAGITTARIUS (Nov TAURUS IAprll 20· Moy 201 Bollen fanuly keUer order 9 Rockfish 10 Slave 12 Among 13 "- F1deles" 14 Vilality 15Make funny faces 16 Shrewrnouse 17 Woolen fabr1c 19 Worthles,s horse 20 MISplacod 21 Pilate's "Behold 1" 22 Speaks gutturally 24 Scoff 25 Catch Sight of 40 Trust m DOWN I Tiurst for 2 Absolve 3 Joyous energy (2 wds) 4 Heinous 10 Boast 5 Lawman's II Account Yesterday's Alllwer 26 "- Lonigan" 28 Cubic meter book 15 Ne~ghbor Z! Kinder· garten of Ala. 18 Grumpy, necessity sulky 30 Teenager's literary 21 SICilian City effort 22 FISh 35 Trwn· 23 Usually peter ( 3wds ) Adderley 24 Betel nut 36 Averagol statu symbol 6 Ending for treat or cbast 7 D1vme spark (3 wds ) 8 Life today ( 2 wds ) 26 Chmese (comb form) 27 Month of May ( Fr ) 28 Attacked from the What do you do now1 CABLE CHANNEL FIVE 7 JO p m - Family Favorites 'Peter Loves Mary /' 'Mrs G Goes to College ' 8 30 p m - The Gunslingers The Westerners.' starring Peter Breck ' Zane Grey Theatre ' 8 30 p m - The Underworld, "The Detectives " neod not not by a long shot nght? - H dehnquent Dear Helen Always we hear the plamtlve cry of parents "Why don tour children appreciate us' Why won't they stay home, do the1r work, pay us proper respect, w1lhout bemg told and told and TOlD?" The answer ts Why don't you adults gtve us good examples lllStead of always cnt1c1sm and bossmg ' And never offermg any pra1se? If you want us to enJOY working around the house, work along wtth us, so It's a famtly project, not a master-slave thing Remember, we have to learn and we'll make m1stakes, so don't blow your top and yell, "Stupid'" or take the jOb away and do tl yourself, or get mad because we've made a mess YOU weren't perfect m the begmmng, etther Don't preach to us about love, respect, kmdness, honesty, loyalty, etc, etc then let us see you ftghting and naggmg each other, cheatmg m busmess, gomg out on your mate, showmg rac1al prejudice, sp•tefully goss1pmg, and bemg kind only when tt doesn't take much effort Don't knock " pot-smokmg youth" when you've got a cocktail m one hand and a Cigarette mthe other And when you howl about boozed-up kuls, remember who's been setting the example Daddy and Mama and friends 1 And thtnk on th1s The parent who pulls the guiltlever WJth, "I gave up everythmg so you could have everythmg '" probably has a chtld who Wishes he could bave been born to somebody else TODAY'S CHILD Dear Boto of You GeneralizatiOns generalizattons' When wtll we ever learn that wh1le cr11tC1Zmg the other generation makes us feel supertor, tt seldom solves problems - H 31 Hockey star 32 Parson bird 33 Chou En·34 Done for 36 Galilee's b~rthplace 37 Sacred s1tes 38 Southwest wmd DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to wQrk It: AXYDLBAAXJt LONGPILLOW II One letter llmply standi for another In this aample A la used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc Smgle letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the wordo are all hmts Each day the code le~ters are different CRYPTOQUOTES ALV TD XPN QJVCA HRVCDNJV ZPTWQ SLCA RTEV DCX HVPHRV zp MCWWPA TW - SCRAVJ FCQVLPA Yesterday's Cryptoquote. ONCE YOU HAVE MISSED THE FIRST BU'ITON HOLE YOU'U.. NEVER MANAGE TO BU'ITON UP - GOETHE (@ 1U74 Kine P'eaturn Synd1cat.r, lne l DICK TRAcY EAST 'J .KQ95 '4 "f - 9863 .J962 SCORPIO (Del 24 · Nov 221 ~~~ a1r 12 55 - NBC News 3 15 1 00 - News 3 All My Children 6 13 Not For Women On ly 15 1 HazelS Let s Grow A Garden 33 Green Acres 10 1 =-=-'1 87 4'---o-:c:--:'-:c: ARIES (Morch 21 · Aprll 181 Dear Mr B 1 say Judge Gilliam's oft.prmted words are great for layabouts who neod them, but not all young people are layabouls not by a long shot JUS! as the followmg letter IS great for 33 .JB63 1098 • 5 oftKQ84 n•·~ WIFE CONEIOUIK I-lOME ClONE tEAPIM' LIZARDS' -EVEN HER LITTLE THAT 6 ntE GU'f MtO lRIEO TO lOLL f'CIOR "UNCI.f' JACK HeAR A6 t mH FIGCifR liiAl f!.lllP'-5 LUCK'f TO~ AUYE I:U4D KtiOW6 ll - SOUTH <01 • A !072 - ------ -------- 'AKQ752 00C.? W"'<l I<NOWS ?? - I 'M ALONE. -~~ .A+ tP4 Both vulnerable North KUHL'S East Pass Pass Pass Pass BARGAIN CENTER - ",1 llhe Crlllfron l1qh f' ' ~ pemng IUf'PERSPlAIN'> 0 •Holmes and Watson d1d not d~st1o~u1sh themselves ·,, ., KUHL'S BARGAIN CENTER ,,• 1H•" 11 11 " •,.,, lr•·-· d M ·•·rl,·.-·. lupp•·•·.l'l.r,'l'.() ~1'•'-'1 'i / I( I~;! "' Big CIIPICity Mavt•t Automatics ~ Speed oreratron ho le~ o water ~empa AutO water l level control Lint Filler or Power F in Agitator . " Pti'mt Pren ·- Drr•rs Surround cloth es With gentle , evton heat Na hot spot no averdry lng FIn~ ' Me• Lint Filter We Specll/ln In A:td Carpet Service RUTLAND FURNITURE -Rut lana YO U FI:E TH05E AMERI CAN MI"'Jf\.16 MEN I<E>ENE AN D CHE,TER. EH Z dr1nk1ncj water around here • someplace' m tljjm b1ddmg of the last hand 1"' the Gooden·Thomas book SRven d1amonds, the best fu\al contract, makes eastly ~ule seven hearts and seven nQtrump would make agamst a 3·2 heart break Smts break 3~ some 68 per cent of the t11ne at the table, although tity tend to break badly m WINNIE WINKLE bndge books ::Perhaps 1f Watson had r'I)J1d to four diamonds over Holmes three hearts, the g(,eat detectiVe m1ght have found some way to get Wat· SW. to the d1amond grand slam Dr when Watson made the rather peculiar b1d of f1ve spades, Holmes could have bul s1x clubs, whereupon W~tson could surely have gone to seven d1amonds Any w~ . Holmes found h1mself at SIX' hearts He won the spade lead and stud1ed the whole haQ,d before playmg to the next tr~ck 'there wasn't much study needed If trumps broke 3· 2 he had 14 top tr1cks Suppose they broke 4·1, The contract was s1x hearts It wasn•t lm· portant to make an overtnck an~ Holmes dec1ded to play safe • At tr1ck two he led a low heart from his hand East won that trtck but could do nothmg to keep Holmes from drawmg trumps and makmg h1s slam THE BORN LOSER f!UT WilY \\OUlD HE IT'S 8€81-l 1\ ~D ll ffi , M"i DAAL.I f.JGo QOIU, f'EAC.E'FOL U~8~ 81JTFUL ALI.EY OOP - S6U:GrED BY TH BURPS! - BOOMA COMPNY- f J" .. " ~ . .. . ! M ..... ~ fNEWSf'lli'Eil ENn ltPRISE ASSN l • . • •• .' ~ Arnold Grate OF ALL THe ~REFA CED 1 IMPUDENT FR"AUD7. 50 There rnt,gt be • HEAVY & BEAUTIFUL ] pc SPAN I SH co ff ee & end tabl e sets .n DARK OAK hn rsh 589 95 the set BE S ID ES our l arge sele cti on o f ma 1or ap Pl•ances fwlfh 30 day mo n ey back g uarantees) and c lean use d turn 1l ure we WISh t o h•ghl•ghl the following GOODIES 2 II h 1 sw lmm1ng poo l w 1th f llfer 525 m arl en b •r d boxes S19 95 ea 4 dr standa r d S1ze meta l fll~ cabinets S35 ea lg select ron Of desks rn metat wood & wood with 1n la1d le~tther tops WHITE DOG BANKS 589 ~ 50gal oak barrels Sl1 00 7 reel l~p es Oot s of collectors se le ctions) Sl 2S ea Much much more• Com e or .JUI & see for yourself• 1 Pass lead-K4 0:• Oswald & James Jacoby JUST ARRIVED SPECIAL PURCHASE HERCULON 2 pc LIVING ROOM SUITES - ChOICe of sol•d gold or pla •d $17S 00 RECLINER BONANZA cho •ce of r:ed or green VEtVET pla i d HER CULON oxb lood tan or brown V INYL S49 9S Halo of .... , 742·4211 N ew Zoo Revue6 , Tennes.see Tuxedo 13 00 - Ca pta i n Kangaroo 8 10 , Jeffs Collie 6 New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame 51 33 8 25 - Jac k La La nne 13 MAYfAG WMPOfM 4 13 ' \'ltSh 6 F OR FREE est1mates on alum 1num replacement wmdows S1d lng sto rm doors and wmdows Ra •l mg Phonr Charles lisle Syracuse Oh 1o Carl Jacob Sales Repre se ntat. ve v y ,;,. John son and Son In c 4 30tfc Fully equipped In · eluding stereo tape. Has never set out In weathef, 30,000 actual miles Personal car ~ See Arnold Grate Rutland Fumiture Ph. 742-421_..1 :::.. ___, N ews For Thur•day Aug 2 2 Hang the storm windows, paint the woodwork, rake the leaves, mow lhe lawn, shovellhe walk, wash the car, learn to cook, scrub the floors, repair the stnk, bwld a boat, get a JOb Help the minister, pr1est or rabbi, the Red Cross, the SolvatiOn Army Vlstt the SICk Assist the poor Study your lessons And when you are lhrough, and you'renot too t1ted, read a book Your parents do not owe you entertalmnent Your c1ty or VIllage does not owe you recreatiOnal fa c1UIIes The world does not owe you a livmg You owe tt your ltme and energy and your talents, so lhat no one will be at war, tn poverty, or SICk or lonely again In plain, stmple words Get out of your dream world. and develop a backbone, not a wishbone, and start actmg hke a man or lady You're supposed to be mature enough to accept some of the responstbtlltles your parents have earned for years They have nursed, protected, helped, appealed, begged, excused, tolerated and derued themselves needed comforts so that you could have every benefit You have no rtght to expect them to bow to your every wh'W and fancy In Heaven's name, grow up and go home 1 Whatdo yousayto TIIAT,Mrs B •- MR M B 45 - Morning Report 3 7 30 - -------~----- Maytaa ' wedo?Where canwego'> 1 00 - Today 3 4 15 1 News 8 10 D1ck Van Dyke 13, Make A C B1RAD FORD Auc t 1oneer Complete Serv1ce Phone 949 3821 or 949 316 1 Ra c •ne Ohio Critt Bradford 5 1 tfc 4 DOOR I ~ ~ --~ --- ------ 1971 CADIUAC I 6 13 : 8 Wild Wild West 6 M rst er Rogers 33 At the Farr wrth 1 Chuck Wh 1te 10 Movie ' The Perils of Pauline ' 9 30 - ToTelltheTruth3 Lucy ShowS . Elec Co 33 r--=:----.....,.-~...,_--=-----~- 92.1 Modd!oporl 1 READY MIX CO NCRETE del•vered r~ g h t to yo u-r pro[ect Fast and easy F reto esttmates Phon e 99 2 328 4Goegle n Ready M•x Co, M i ddl eport Oh 10 6 30 lfc SEDAft DeVILLE GREAT . COUNTRY . STEREO ~ Refrigerators, Freezers, Home & Auto A1r Conditioners and Commercial Units l oca ted behrnd Rutland Grade School complete front end serv•ce brakes and tuneup s wh eels balanced electron.callv Open 8 to 8 dally Call 742 3232 on Sunday for appt 7 16 tfc EXCAVATING dozer l oa der and backhoe work sept1c tanks rnstalled dump truck,s and lo r.oy s for h~re w•ll haul fill d 1rt top soil l1 mes tone & graver Call Bob or Roger Jeffer s day phone 992 7089 n 19h t phone 992 3525 or 992 s. Sunrise Semrnar 4 Sacred Heart 10 25 - Farm Report 13 30 - Bi ble An swers 8 News 6 Five Minutes 1o Lrve By 4 Pa1terns for Livi ng 13 Sacred Heart 10 35 - Columbus Today 4 0 DELL Al1nement 11800000 -------------1973 HONDA 70 moto r cyc le 6 Next to Highway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route 3 Pomeroy, Ohio " 00 615 - Lawn Mowers 992-7204 13 THURSDAY. AUG 22, 1974 BOWERS REPAIR 992 5367 6 °1 , 2 00 - ' 777 Pearl Sf Middleport, Oh•o onder Woman Untouchables 13 ome to the Fair 4 15, Movies Fllghllo6Tangier" 8 A ,II 455um"]~,;.,l;c~..r~n ~a~~k• 33 ~2 30 - Wi ld Wild West 6, Wide World 5 pecloll l 1 ,~ - TomorrowJ 4 TakeFiveforL<fe6 ,-----,-------.,. . B&K EXCAVATING e 11 OO - News3,4 6 a 10 13 15 ABCNewsJ 3 1L3 D- CJohnny Carson 3 Mission lmPQsslble All Small Appliances ____________ -------------- l Home Bulld1ng & Add1l1ons, Alummum & Vmyl S1dmg, Floor Sandmg & Fm1shmg. WARNER•s REFRIGERATION SERVICE v 30 Great American Dream Machine 20, 33 •' 00 -- Cannon 8 10 fiJ..ovie '' Some Kind ot a Nut , 3 4 15 · ~ ~ - ~oa rdk 1ng Hous~ 20 33 Movie Men 01 the Dragon" 0 8 News 20 F esl •val F llms 33 0 30 -- 0 •v al 10 Night 33 Chesler, Oh10 985·4102 W1ll do Dozer & Backhoe Work, Install Septic Tanks, H;IUI D1rl, Gravel, Limestone or Rent One of Our Trucks, Backhoe or Dozers. Greatest Show 4 ° ~' Dear Helen I may help the young people, the1r parents, their commuruty and our COWilry, If you print adVICe like the enclosed, Instead o! always permissive, pampermg comments, makmg ext'llses and allowances for young people lt was wrttten some years ago by the weU·lmown juvemle courljudge, Phthp G G1lham Always we hear the plaintive cry of the teenager " What can :8 BISSEU BROTHERS CONST. CO. Known & Reliable .5'ervice --------------- --------------- : 1s AU-WEATHER A Rash Jud~:ment Pollee Surgeon l On The Money 4 Episode Action 33 , Tlho TCellll~e 1T3ruAih 6 Saleollhe Centurv 8 The Judge 10 Beal • .. e oc... nt lques '20 ' •8 30 - Chase 3 1; Hudson B lh 8 1 ' Unto Ihe Hills 33 Mo 1 r~w.,. Cons~mer Game 20 ' REDECORATING? e vovr LIBRA (Sept 23·0ct 23) You are 3P' 10 b$ a trttle loo generous wtth a loend tn order to make po~n1s Later you wtll teet you ac ted tooll&hly 2), 11174 lh1s vee' w111 see a mefkeo tm ptovemeol •n b811c atanct~ ard of IPJ ing More lunda w1ll be ii'lf'lrll}ble One prec•ut•~ You mustn t be extrsyagant trveneM: xtl ~~ By Helen IJottd e • : 7.i JO - See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992-7089 N1ght 992 3525 or 992-52J2 742-5293 US 13 Journey IQ Japn 33 , 6 1 ~"'110<1 Now Open tor Buslnes$ n7 ~~;;;:kN;w~~~~~ ~~·li ~rune~ Trulh"' u.ns 3, Beallh• , , Bowling lor Dollar• mmy an 13 I Soy IS Zoom 33 Water Lines ~nd Power j Lines All wor"k done b'( the ioot or' contract Abo dozer work and septtc tanks in.., Free Est• mates PHONE 992-5476 CA REER OPP OR TU NITY for Men or Women - Nat•onw1d e Insurance offers ea r n.ngs up to SIS 000 (th iS sa sa l ary n ot a drawl to sell comp lete •n su ran ce prote c tion r fe heallh auto f•re co m mercia! auto tman ce and mutua l f unds No pr or ex per .en c e s necessary smce w e have one of the most com pl ete tr a 1n1ng program s n the 1ndu stry If yo u are tn l erested m a ca r eer op portun1ty 1n a rewar.d1ng bus me ss call S t a~y Fe rguson at (6 14 ) 446 -4l'cJ7 Collect Monday through F r day a a m to 4 30 p m An Equ al Opportun•t y Employer a 21 :Jtc CAN N ING peaches now 1n season Two tru c k toad s each w eek Pr ce st artmg at S6 98 pe r bushel Pl ease brmg you r own co nta ners Bob:; Market neiJr Pom eroy Ma son Br idge Ma son W Va Home ol Qu al ity fru I and vegetables Open seven days 1111 10 p m 8 12 tfc Moved to Rutland :v-4 mrle ms1de t•ly limit on fight corner Blrck St and Rt 12A Room :7 DtTrJIING SERVI£E INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR Help Wanted Call Collect I 592 5544 Ph 9Q2 7454 or 992 7129 ttc --------------- SUPERIOR VINYL PRODUCTS Pust'i lypc rotary mow e r w1lh 70 cut J H P Brigg s f'ng1ne 14 ga s teel deck s.tde d• sc~ rg c lull baffle 1 poly wh ee l s i'nd plal ed Tee hil ndte WILL to.ecp ctdertr people •n my home Ph one 991 7460 8 7 12tc 4 a 10 15 I ------Real Estate For Sale R1v ers 1de Auto Phone 1304) 773 75 16 30Bewitched - News 3 6 For Sale -------------$5 tor runk automobiles We will FREE HOME ESTIMATES THE DEPENDABLE CONTRACT! NG CO. Prices 8' 10' 12' 14' Wanted To Buy SO LID VINYL SIDING MOWERS WILL pant roofs and houses free es t mates Call 991 s.-ta7 8 9 111c j Helen Help N WEDNESDAY, AUG 21,1f74 Ne-;, ..~~ 3 • 8 10 15 Se1ome 51 20 Colch 33 33 . ABC 6 00 •t You re IJ(tlf'lg to d•tute e pl$n you VIJ worked out 10 a log teal last11on wt1tl 5(lmtl unl)ra:cucal lw•sts They Jl reduce rts etfec· WH»'bW-.«'~.M*'::'¢~~x.-z-=/.',W.~*'·7.Y'"~ For Sale Employment Wanted ~ 1 FAMILY yard sare Aug 1'1 and '23 Don Hubbard on Worchester Srr eet Syra n . ~.: Few avon d• shes Jots or ho use Items lois of good g 11"1 s 1 SChOOl CIO ihmg SIZE'S 6 12 also lad•es clo lh •n g S12CS 10 18 starrs at 9 t ilt 4 Phone 992 5776 ' 8 1 1 2tc Television Log !~ ~4 - ThE' Oad\ St>ntuwi 1\hddlt•purt -l'•ltt\t'IOl -' 1. \\ ~·trw. l!i\l<l\ 1\us.: 'I ••t7.J nll~l, Mlddleport.Pomtroy, 0 , Wodnuday, All!! 21, 197t cz:en :~ ~xr~u:;::, The bldd mg ~·· been Norlh Eaol West Pass 1• 2 NT Pass Pass Pass •• PaS! 21 'IE WUI WRONG, LOWEEl'r'··SNUFFY Al!\1 T GOT TIRED BLOOD I SHORE AM TICKLED TO HEAR 'THAT, DOC HES GOT TIRED BONES!! HE DID DIDN'T ~E 1 ~ ? you, south hold •AQUt 'AQ85t +AK.2 What do you do now? A-ltd olx opodn Your p.rtw h•• •how• 1 minimum hoad ol bolo need !ypo with IOOd •pede tupperl Otve up any Idea or .... ~, • • ) ' .' • ' �• ~~ - 1'~ Dally Sentinel Classifieds Get R ';,·~'Llts! Notice 2 SIGNS 2 FAMILY vard sale Aog 12 13 Rl 7 Tuppers Pl~l l ns D ishes , Old tur111t urt> quns 1 automat •c iJnd one pump depress •on gt.ass w •niC"r coats 4 P•l"ce dm.ng set of her •tems Dea le r s wel come 8 ?0 Jlp Of Pomeroy Motor Co. • QUALITY HOUSE msvlalmg blowcu lor better results cuts fue l bills down Free estun<~tes Cal( 7-42 44 28 8 10 1'2tc ---- YAI"D Sale 4 Fam1ly o il ot new Rt 7 on Un 1on Avenue 1969 FdtD TORINO CPE Sl9~ Local c.::-r bucket seats vmyl intenor 4speedtrans V 8 radro good t ires Real nrce 351 $1495 Local 1 owner good tires 6 cy l with automatic trans radro blue frn sh spotless clean blue lnfenor 1971 CHEV ROLET l 4 TON $239 B Fleets• de light green flnrsh l rke new 15 Commercra t •re s H duty spnngs 350 VB engJne 4 speed trans POMEROY MOTOR _ Tuesday- through Saturday 82 1 sale~q~.;g o~~o w :h ;: Soturday 10 1 1970 NOVA CPE ,...-: OPEN EVE$8 00 P . M POMEROY, OH 10 PORCH 10 am 5 p m 618 S Jrd Ave M tdd leport ~-~~---.;__ __.:___:__.:_:..:_:~ B2131r,... @) ~ co • ------==--- ---~--- ------- SWEEPER Repa1r Parts and Suppl 1es Dav1s Va cu urn Cleaner ~ m lie up Georges Creek Road off State Rt 7 Ph one 446 0294 8 21 He CASH FOR JUNK CARS complete Frve s Truck and Auto Parts Rutland Ohro 24 HOUR WRE CKER SER VICE PhOne 7426091 7 26 261c Prod uced from a spec1al vmyl compo und made by B F Goodr •c h ilnd Monsanto 5 l1mes th 1c ker than metal S1d1ng Will not dent ch1p crack peel rot rust or chalk -------------- WE HAVE all yo ur upho ls tery needs Burlap den1m cambr •c foam ~tue z•ppers ta ck1ng stnp sormgs and ci•PS Chipboard button IW 1ne sew ng thread legs upholstery books dacron webbmg sprmg Tw•ne Ta cks well co rd cotton sw,vel bases and foam ' oarn loam Po"' P.roy Recov ery 6'22 E M e. St Pom eroy Oh 10 Ph v ,e 99/ 7554 1 24 .261( p•ck up Wreck 1ng 5890 APPLICA TI O N S are be ng accepted at the off1 ce of the cterk f or water ma .,tenance man •n Racme Reply box 33 8 15 I Otc Athen s Ohro Not1ce --------------HOU SEKE EPER to l 1ve .n THERE w 11 be a youth rally 7 30 p m Fr•day Aug 23rd at the old Pomeroy High School now Sen or C•hzens bu•ld ng at Pomeroy Oh o Featured s.nge r s w 11 be Homeward Bound from Huntmgton W Va and Gospel Ton es Speaker will be from Teen Challenge Cleve land OhiO Everyone welcome 8 Ia 61C Spec1al Mobile Home Roofs Painted Before Fall and Winter Sets ln. must dr 1ve car App l y at 790 Maple Sf M1ddleporl Oh10 Phone 992 2936 B 20 3t c do not include paint. W1de-s22 .00 Wlde-$25 00 Wlde-527 .00 W1de-SJO.OO -------------OFFER ENDS SEPTEMBER 30, 1974 PlANO tun •ng 992 371a BAC K to sc hoo l special all permanen ts S2 off blow cut s S4 50 Operators - Jeanette Radford Jack•e Nrb ert Ruth s Bea ut y Shop Mason W Va phone 773 5686 a 13 ttc A Charles Scott a 18 stp ~ ----- -- ------ Pets For Sale CARRIERS AKC R EG Scot ty T err er pups Phone 593 7390 Athens Oh o a 20 3tc WANTED To Z MART~;;d f ur niture appliances and m1sc H arttord W Va Rl IN 33 SYRACUSE 7 26 tt c -------------I DIDN ' T KNOW TH AT• MGM AND Flea Mar ket Spec1als ss •ns•de S3 o ut s•de Spr~ ng Ave Pomero y Oh o Collectors de a I ers etc Every Sat and Su nda y 8 7 ttc MASON Great Pyrenees Pups Reasonably Prrced All Wh1te and Bla1reau We ne~ man or woman to sell full hne of Adverhsmg Spectalhes , Calendars and Gtfts II) the Pomeroy Middleport Area Must be able to plan own t1me and work With a ntm1mum of supervrs1on All accounts are protected Repeat orders are protected Hrgh Comm1ss1ons payable when orders are passed for crecht The Adverftsmg Spectalty lme IS the most extensive 1n the mdustry Calendars are manufactured at our Red Oak plant wnte Bob Mckenzte, Sales Manager, The Thos 0 Murphy Company, 110 So Second Slroet, Red Oak> Iowa 51566 810 NOTICE Sealed bidS will be rece•ved by the Board of Publ1c Affa fr s of th~ Villa;ge of Syracuse Oh 10 for a 1975 mode l half ton p c. k up trvck until noon September 3 1974 Spec rf rc ation s are as fol lows ( 1 ) Color wh 1te deluxe tr •m l:lJ E 1Qht t8J tt Bonus bed (3) Power steer.ng (4) Power Brakes (S) Six f6 l ply t•res w it h winter trea d on rear ( 6) Cam per top (7) Rear suspe n s•on min i mum J 600 pounds (8 ) F ront suspe n s•on m ln 1mu m :J 200 pounds (9) Three speed tran sm1ss•on !automat•cl ( 10) V 8 eng me m.n mum 300 cubic Inches (11) Twelve (12) volt b!l1ery mln•mum 50 AMP hr l l2l Seventy (70) AMP Alternat or (13J Rear step bumpe r (14) Dual Jun 10r west coas t mirrors The Board of Publ 1c Affa.rs of IBid village r ese-rves the n g ht to rerect anv and all b•ds A certif 1ed check fer bond ot 10 per cent must accompany-'" bids (81 1A 21 Max•ne Var•an Clerk Board of P ubl iC Atta.rs 28 JIC PHON£ 992·2156 POMEROY, 0. Whelped Julv 11 HOUSE OF SEVEN GOEBELS FARM Busmess Opportumtles CAN YOU WORK WITHOUT SUPERVISION? THE DAILY SENTINEJ For Rent Box 111. Rt 2, Coolville , 0 Phone614 667 3838 FURN I SHED 2 bedroom moh le hom e on S pr~ng Aven ue Phone 992 3429 a 20 7tp Wanted To Buy --~~------- JU NK Au t os comple t e and delivered to our yard We p1ck up auto bod •es and buy all k•nds of sc rap metals and 1ron R 1der s Sa l vage state Rl 124 Rt 4 Pomeroy O h 10 Phone 992 5468 7 31 26t p ------ - -- ----~ CAS H pa 1d for a/! makes and mode l s of rnob 1le home s Phone area code 614 423 9531 4 13 tf c ----- ----- --- TWO 4 room and bat h apts n Midd l eport For mtorma t 10n ca ll 992 2550 or 742 6551 7 3 lie TRA ILE R Browns Tra iler Cou rt Pomeroy Phone 992 3324 7 18 lfc BUSINESS room 22 xBO 234 E Ma•n Sl Pom eroy Oh 1o Phone 992 5786 or 992 3975 6 12 tf c --- ~----------- F URNI S HED apartm ent OL D F UR NI TURE oak tabf;s ad ul ts on ly In M•ddl eport c oc.ks rce boxes brass beds Phone 992 3874 d•shes desk s or c omplete 5 12 H e ho use holds Wr~te M o M 11/er Rt 4 Pomeroy OhiO 4 ROOM furn 1shed apartmen t ca ll 992 77.60 close lo PoWell s Super Vatu 5 13 ti C Phone 992 3656 8 7 He PRI VA TE party wants to buy a VW Ca ll 992 30al 3 AND 4 RO OM furniShed and 8 20 31p unfurn •shed a par tments ------------'--Phone 992 5434 WE NEED 200 tons of shee t 4 12 tfc c ast new or old al um mum Keep cans se p ara t e The PRIVATE meetmg r oom for Rosenberg Co Athens Ohio any organ1Zal 10n phone 992 • 8151fc 3975 3 1l fi e --------------- --------------- --------------- --------------- --------------B E DRO OM apar tm ent For Sale ' a 13 ti c 1 men! a1r co nd •IIOn ed fur n •shed Reasonab l e rent L ocated 12 m 1tes fr om Pomeroy Ph one 304 773 s118 8 14 li e Large Red Elberta Wh1le Georg1a Belle -------COUNTRY Mob-;j";-Ho;~Park BU. Rt J3 ten miles north of Pomerov Large lots w1th COflcrete pat.os s 1d ewatks runners a nd off stret>t park1ng A lso spaces l or small trailers Phone 992 7479 7 21 lf c Arnvmg Today A M MIDWAY MARKET 992·2582 W Mam Pomeroy, Phon e 992 5858 -------------BEDROOM apa rt PEACHES ~.95 Rut l and -------------Auto Sales o. l969VA N acyl nder Phone7]'2 5651 .__ 8 16 ti c --------------- ----- ___ 1 I You'll 1 tract 1t down much faster Wltha I I I I ____ __ 1 1969 FORO P1ck.up new I pa•nt rob Phone 992 I lt>r 5pm bed and 3640 at 8 147tc I ---- ...... ---- -~--RENAULT 10 good con 1 1968 d 1t 10n Phont> 949 2226 I 8 21 3tp I Il_ _____________ WAN T AD jI -------------1974 PLYMOUTH Satell•te Sebr ing 2 dr hardtop p s v•nyl top rally whe els 17 450 m lies excellent con dil lon S3 lOO Phone 99 2 3410 B 21 6tc P b Real Estate For Sale REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 40'!, acres w1lh collage WILDWOOD ESTATES, located on Flatwoods Road, w1th all ut1llt1es ava 11able, now be m sold by acre, or as much land as needed bg owner . If mterested contact George S stetter, or call 985•4186 after 4 00 p M GEORGE S. HOBSTETTER BOX 101, Pomeroy, Oluo 45769 Ho: , -------------- 1965 CLASSIC Rambler good co nd lion Runs good a skmg SJOO Phone 376 6219 8 20 3tc 1957 -CHE~ROleT -2 dr- 283 engine Robert J Val"lan Syr acus e Phone 992 5183 8 20 3Tp 19;;- vW -;;;traii~--C~PPed Newly pain ted so~oo Phone 77J 5865 aftt>r 5 p m 8 20 5fp ,.- :::-----::=------ 1969 CHEVY Townsmem st~tllon wagon Sl195 9QOd cond• t ,0 n Phone 992 7(!'20 ...... 24 ttc ___________ __ s •71.95 POMEROY LANDMARK .... _ Jack W Carsey , Mgr ~ Phone 9911181 Mobile Homes For Sale leak ing, Compt~ re ovr pnti!!IS to any others we It gnte vou a protess•onal roof for less Ca II 992 2836 For E'timates af Any Type \ 1971 3 BEDROOM Wtnd so r Mobtle Hom e 011 I acr e ol WE ARE pick ing VP a plano •n ground ror mo re 1n yo ur area and would l1ke formt'l 1on c arr 992 763B !.ume r espons•ble party to 7 30 tt c take over payments c 6 rr Cred• t Manager (6 14J 772 READ THIS• Before vou buy 5669 or Wrtte 260 East Mam ny new U w ide Mobile Street Ch•lllcothe Ohio 45601 W•lkmson Small Engtne Home be sure to see The all 4 7 tf c 992 1092 steel bonded Octrolter Mob de H omes The steel bOnd R I DING horse for sale 1 yeurs Jn w Ma•n Pomeroy 0 Delro!ler is v~rtuallv located at Mod er n Supply old green broke Gentle Call hreproof and has manv Small Engme Repair 991 5510 features that no other Mob il e a 1 lfc Home on the market can. match We also have one of E)(CELStOR Sa l! Works E the largest serect•ons of good Ma in 51 Pomerov All kmds used and repossessed Mob1 le of salt water pellets water Homes of any dealer in thenuggets block salt and own area Don'twall - shop tot:tay Oh10 R1ver Sa lt Phone 99 2 at Berry Miller Mobile • Lawn Boy 3891 Homes Sales 705 Farson • Tecumseh 6 5 tf c St reet Belpre Oh10 Phone • Koh l er 423 95 3 I • WiSCOil51n GROCERY bus•ness tor saje 8 a 121c • At I other Build•ng for sale or lease makes Phon e 773 5618 from a 30 p m to 10 p m for appomtment 3 20 ffc TREE r~pened peaches wh 1te -~ ~- ---and yellow at Mason peach orch ard Mason West V1r9 n1a 50X60 8 13 ftc BUSINESS bU1Id1 n g cement dr•ve Rl 124 near Rutla nd Phone 742 5052 MELONS sweet corn gr een a 21 ttc peppers cucumbers to r sale Geraldine Clelan d Racme NO W ready to move m rust 1c OhiO tr. le ve l 3 bedrooms 2 bathS 8 11 lfc extra largefam .tyroom 2 car garage air con d• t•oned 24 PONT 00 N boat c ab•n on ALSO SHAMPOO sunken pat1o hom~ on c1ty same Can steep 4 .:10 h p water and seWer clos e To CARPETS motor mcluded Call 992 J4J5 schoo l and shoppmg pr •ced or 992 J I OI Pontoon f il l ed AND CLEAN ng ht Phone now 99 2 5976 w1th starfoam a 21 He UPHOLSTERY 8 21 li e 78 ACRES 2 l akes Oea ut• fu l AL M OST new Sears 10 speed trees roll1ng meadows b•cyc le W1th ea r ne r rack for e!ectriC II V Sa l em Townsh1p ca r and cha1n lock 2 General Rd No 625 dead ends m to snow tr ea d ! ~res mo unt ed TA NK S cle an ed mam ent ry IDEAL HOME SEPTIC 520 Pho n e 949 5924 or 949 reasonab le rates Ph 446 SIT E Also fr on ts on Town 2261 4782 Ga l lipO l iS John R usse /1 sh•p Road No 16 L Jsted at 8 2 1 Jt c owner and operator SJOO per acre Make otter -- -- --------~5 12 lfc Wall er s Realty Bo x J24 LOTs - 1 acre c 1ty water on Worlh1ng l on Oh1 o 43085 ----~- ---~- ----Sf Rt 143 4 mil es from TAN KS AROBIC Phone (614) 888 1892 or (614) SEPTIC Pomeroy P hone 992 3640 S EWAGE SYS TEM S 888 2803 after 5 p m REPAIRED a 21 lt c C LEANED 8 14 7tc MILLER SANITATION STEWART OHI O PH 662 NEW 2 b edroom a l l e l ec tr~ c STEREO RADIO am fm 8 3035 home ca rpetrng f ull trac k tape combmat •on 4 10 41fc base men t c arpo rt c ty speaker sound sys t em water locate d on Rt 143 Balance $106 7a or easy SE PTIC T A NK S c l eaned Ph one 742 6621 term s Call 992 3965 Modern San• tat on 992 3954 or a 21 6tc 8 14 tfc 99 2 7349 .____ 10 23 tfc 5 ROOMS and bath home w 1th NEW green recl1ner $150 -------------extra lo l Phone 992 7153 Phone 992 2571 S contra c ted Phone 74'2 a 19 Jtc JOB a 14 He - - - -- - 3074 or wnte Box 23 Lanos - -- -- - VIlle Oh iO POTATOE S Phone 843 2 <~9 5 LOTS for sate tra de r or house 7 23 26 1c 8~14 12tc A ll ut1 11t1es Phone 742 3615 -------- -~--- -Rutland Oh10 Pr ce S2 500 AUTOMOBILE rn surance been 7 16 tfc SECLUDED n ew fou r bedroom c ancelled? Lost your two bat h total electr1c home ----- -----~ o peretor s l1 cense Call 992 9 ~4 a c r es n• ce k1lchen tvfl 75 ACRE farm 6 room house 7428 car p et Ca ll 742 4173 6 15 ftc ba rn o th er o utbu ld 1ng s 8 15 6tp $19 500 Phone 742 58 45 a 16 26 tp FOR your remodelmg roofmg pa•nflng repa1r 1ng concrete FOA M to f II your old cou c h and and maso nry work c all cha 1r cush ons as low as HOUSE 630 Mill 51 M•d Ronn•e Hubbard 992 3511 or 510 95 uphols tery okks on ly dleport 6 rooms Jlh oaths 992 1302 work by hour or 50c 4 rnc h covered foam f ull ba se ment parl•ally .contract mattresses for standard s1ze carpeted kitchen com plete b ed S29 95 Pomeroy 8 7 26tc wa sher and dryer etc Could Recovery 622 E Mam St be 3 bedrooms gas furnace ---Pomerov Oh•o Phone 992 f~rep l ace sto r m doors and 7554 w ndows cu rta 1ns alld dr apes 7 24 26tc ncluded For •n format Jon ca ll Eld en Walburn 992 2aos UPHOL STERY f abr1cS by the B 13 He ya rd 54 1nches wrde a s low as S2 49 per ya rd Velvets as low 2 BE DR OOM house Rutland a~ S5 25 Import ed velvets Phone 99 2 585a $.9 60 We a lso have nylon a 13 tfc Vt~q<lll h er c ulon c olt o n pr1nts f \ I 11 k ' · 1 vmyls and remnant s by th e N EW 3 bedroom hom e Hut I I >tAl , 1•.11 11< '--,II • 1· I yard or by t he p1ece Pomero y Ch l n SOn Su b diVISIOn Re cove ry 622 E Ma.n St f'"l1i<' !'.i\' OhiO 1'. .'~1 Rutland Pr ice $19 900 Ph o ne Pome r oy Ph one 992 7554 74'2 36\5 or see Milo Hut 7 24 26 1c ch nson Ru tlan d I lNG Bnck 8 16 12tc Veneer 3 bedroom home W1th CA NNING t oma toe s br n g contamt'r Ge r ald ine Cleland H OU SE tor sale m Sy ra cuse 5 full basement 2 baths Modern k1tchen with built rn cook and Racme Oh •o roo m s and giJrage lo cated bake unrts Garage. and 1 acre 8 16 ttc near the schoo l Phon e 992 rn Pom eroy $30 900 00 3860 Cozy 2 NEW 1974 Z I G ZAG SEW I NG 8 '2 lf c BUNGALOW MA CH IN ES In 0r1g 1na l - - - - - - - - - - - - - bedroom bath hardwood f actory carton , Z19 Zag to HOU SE .n t w floor s shingle roof full mak.e buttonholes sew on s80 per ~ 0 nth $500 do wn and basement and new gas fur b ull ons mo n ograms and lo t 2 bed Tra•le r and n make fan cy des 1gns W•fh 1us l 99 2 3975 room S10 500 Phon e nace All th rs for $8,000 00 LARGE NEW HOME - 5 !h e tw1st of a smgle d1a l Left n lay a way and nev er been - - - - 8 14 tf c bedroom all electric bi level - ------~used Wdl se ll tor only $47 home ll/ 2 baths Garage and cash or term s ava• la ble 3 BEDROOM hou se loca ted on Ph on e 992 2653 1662 l •n cot n H erghts F"o r large lot Balcony overlook rng tfc appt plea se ca ll 1 !304) 7 woods Large family room tn 66 8 20 full basement - - - - - - - - - - - -- 4041 a 20 6tp LARGE FINE HOME - 2 ------- --~- --famrly house In a quiet ne1gh bo~:hood 2 kitchens 2 baths and 4 bedroom s Full basement and large garage Reduced to Don t forget the roof of your home Have a beautiful new roof •nstalled by All Wea1her Roofrng Co All that needed tor a free est1ma te IS a phone call Please Phone 337 N. 2, Middleport 992·2550 HOME DECORATING ----------- Real Estate For 5ale ---------- ---- TEAFORD ,,,,. ,,I'd.,, -------------- - --- ---------- THE DEPENDABLE CONTRACTING CO. Interior, Exterior Decorating and Remodeling PH. 992.7454 or 992·7129 Free E stimates, Mrddleport, 0 j SEWING MA CHIN ES Repair se rv 1ce all makes 992 2284 The Fa br ic Shop Pom eroy Authonzed Smger Sales and Serv ic e We sherpen Sc•ssors 3 '2 9 lf c DOZER work land c lear•ng by the a c re hourly or contract farm ponds roads etc Larg e dozer and operetor With over 20 years exper•ence Pullm s Excavatrng Pomeroy Oh 10 Phone 992 2478 12 19 lf c 5232 2 ll lfc --------------- CRE MEAN S CONCRETE delivered Monday through Sa turday and eve n rngs Phone 4•6 1142 6 13 tf c ------ --------- CARPETING CATTLE FARM - 157 acres WINC H ESTER aut omat c 22 r I e Never f 1red SSO PhOn e 992 3081 a 20 Jtp Ko UOT - KosME~cS & WIGS (T he M1nk Od Ba se Comest1cS) Phon e BROWNS 992 5113 8 20 tf c ------------HOTPOINTrange Amana 22ft S•de by S1de re frigerator freezer Norge washer and drye r set of walnut dm rn g room tables with cha•rs and pad approxtmtllely 4 years Ol d good old bed and ch est of dra w ~ r s Phone 992 7066 a 20 ff c -------------1974 500 KA WA SAKI 6 000 ___ ___ _____a _20 31p miles S1 200 Phon e 992 5891 ...._ .....,. T S 25 Suzu kt Phone 992 3640 74 model 8 18 7tc -------------TAKING orders tor toma t o f ie l d ______ _____ _ boxes Phone 99~ J980 ...,. 9 18 5tp 1970 1 , TO N 4 wheel dr 1ve Ford p lc,:kup b•g 6 cyt 4 speed Haro ld Brewer Long Boftom Oh lo 985 3554 8 18 tf c ---...,..----------1 ACRE LOT &ulfab le for house or trailer Water tap Is in stalled 1 m lte $OUth o f Rutlftnd on County Rt l Phone 742 3654 8 15 l c 1966 EASY TRAVEL Tra iler sleeps 6 stove .ce box and water under pressure 1963 Ford lfat bed ta ton lind 1967' Su le k Wildcat conver t i ble Call 742 3821 8 15 61 C --------------~ CAMF>ER a rr Wide 20ft tong slee ps six se lf co nta •ned lll r gt' owninQ carpeting thr oug hout See at 630 Ptvm Sl Middleport 8 l5 61P --------------- 501 NYLON and 4 bedroom farm house wrth bath 80 acre s of tractor land Ttmber 2 farm ponds and large barn Good cond •l 10n Phone 593 7390 Athens Oh1o 8 20 3tc MIDDLEPORT - MIDDLEPORT New Add ition 1 floor plan about 3 yrs old level lot 3 B R Uarge double closets) nrc~ k itchen modern bath utrlrty R carpeted some pane ling, storage room $J9 500 00 CLOSE IN - 27 a cres large barn and silo ot her burldrng s Jl/1 story frame 117,500 00 COUNTRY ACRE PLUS - 2 bedroom Colon ral house w1th garage and outbuddrng Fruit trees Well water All levella nd for 1ust $8 500 00 NEW home 3 B R balh N gas LISTING sao •7.95 Sq Yd Price .ncludes lnstallat•on and fre e padding Talk to Wendell Gra te ca rpet consultant - We have hundreds of cerpet va lues Your 10b can be comp leted lo 1 to 2 we~ks No long waltmg period Ni ce renovated 7 room house w ith central air and heat Double garage j 2 utility buildings Pr i vate cave and 4 70 acres F A heat dining room TV R some paneling & file Askmg S31 00 POMEROY - 1 story frame, 3 B R , bath full basement, gas heat la rge lot Asking $10,500 00 M ake an offer REGULAR S9 95 1 acre surrounds a large 4 bedroom home wrth front and back porches Plus I nco me property Good nel9hborhood On I y BUY AND LIVE , OR INVEST ER SPECIAL! Rolf Candy Stripe w1th rubber beck , J 99 sq yd Nu:e for bedrooms, dens , k1tchens, etc 1 RUTLAND FURNITURE POMEROY - Ranch Tvpe 2 B R balh large L R - with f 1repla ce k i tchen has lots o l c ab ine ts range &. oven ca rpetP.d garage , porch fu ll ba sement with Rullond, 0 742 421' utility R Small lot SI S 000 00 WANT TO SE LL? - WE HAVE THE BUYERS, YOU HAVE THE PROPERTY, LETS G!;T TOO ETHER CALL AT ONCE '992 2259 or 992 2568 I P~meroy f . I : ~ C!O - 8 55 9 00 - Bradv Bunch News 6 13 Paul Dixon 4 Phil Donahue IS AM 3 Abbott & Costello 1b 00 - Jokers Wild 8, 10 Company 6 Antiques J3 Name That Tune 3 15 1P:;:ro - W l nnrng Streak 3 4 15 Gambit 8 10 Turnrng Points 33 1·1 00 - Password 13 High Rollers 3 4 l S Now You See It 8 10 1 $10 000 Pyramid 6 Sesame St 33 1 ~ JO - Brady Bunch 13 Love of Life 8, 10 Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Lucy Show 6 1~ 55 - CBSNews8 Dan lmel sWor ld10 1.2 00 - Bob Brauns 50 50 Club 4 News 8 10 1J Password 6 Jackpot 3 15 M1ster Rog er s 33 12 30 - Split Second 6 , Search for Tomorrow 8 10 Celebrrty 1 Sweepstakes 3 15 Afternoon with OJ 13 Electric Company 25 - Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Elec Co 33 Hogan's Heroes 1J News 6 Trarl s We st 15 6 00 - News 3 4, 8 10 15 Sesame St 20 Lil ias Yoga & You 33 New~ 15 ABC News 6 13 6 30 - NBCNewsl 415 CBS News 10 Room22213 Flower Show 33 Bewitched 6 7 00 - Truth or Conseq 3 What s My L1ne 8 News 10 , Let s Make A Deal 13 Sports Desk 15 E ledrr c Compan y 20 Man Burlds Man Des troys 33 Bow l rng for Dol lar s 6 Great Day at the Farr 4 7 30 - Hollywood Squares 3 Wild Krngdom 10 Beat t he C lock 13 ~ Zoom 20 Dealers Chorce 4 To Tell the Truth 6 Ozzie s Girls 8 TBA 15 Festrval Ftlms J3 8 00 - Mac Davrs 3 4 15 Evenmg at Pops 20 33 Tem peratures Ris1ng 6 13 TBA 8 Movie Senror Year 10 8 30 - Just for Laughs 6 13 9 OO - Irons1de3 • .4, 15 lnternatronal Performan ce 33 Kung Fu a Chuck Whtle Reports 10 1 Game 6 13 Book Bea1 33 •2 30 - Gtrl In My Ltfe 6, 13 Edge of Night 8 10 Doctors 3 4 IS 1 Festival F1lms 33 1 3 bo - Another World 15 J 4 General Hosprtal 6, 13 Price IS Rrght 8, 10 Boardrng House 33 :3 30 - One Lrfe to Live 13, New Match Game 8, 10 , How to 1 Survrve A Marnage 3, 15 , Lass ie 6 Phil Donahue 4 , Episode Action 33 ~ 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame St 33 , Tattletales • 18 G1llrgan s Island 6 Movre State Fa1r 10 S10 000 1 Pyramrd 13 .4 30 - Green Acres 3 Bonanza 15 Jackpot 4 Vrrginran 8 Danrel Boone 13, Mod Squad 6 ::5 00 - Bonanza 3 Merv Gntfrn 4 Mr Rogers20 33 6 oo - 4 6, 10 13, 15 ABC News 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson J Mtssron lmpossrble 6 Untouchables 13, Janaki3J CometotheFarr4 15 M ov re Sa lome 10 11 45 - Johnny Carson 4 15 12 00 - News 8 12 30 Wrld Wild West 6 Movte The Redhead and the .4 '63 AKQJ72 oftt0753 I :. + '' WEST Cowboy' a W1de World Spee<al 13 1 00 - Tomorrow3, 4 Take Frve for L1fe 15 2 oo - News 4, 13 TODA Y'S QUESTION Instead of blddmg two notrump your partner has JUmped directly to four spad,es over your two 21 spades Journey to 11 00 - News 3 " Sherlock Holmes plays it safe •• 13 WFL FootballS , Jeanne Wolf W<lh 20 9 JO - Performance 20 Movre ' Manhunter 10 10 00 - Streets of San Francrsco 6 13 News 20 Japan 33 10 Dav at Night 33 WIN AT BRIDGE NORTH Theanswer is . GoHome 1 s 30 - ' 1 30 - As the World Turns 8, 10 Jeopardy 3 4, 15 Lets Make A : Deal 6 13 Flower Show 33 2 00 - Days of Our Lives 3 4, 15 Gurdlng Light 8 10 , Newlywed o. 11 Everything should go 1eason~Y ~I uot•l thiS 9WII"'II'lQ Tflen you II have 10 be on guard 1n deahng wrlh others SOCially coocernec or hutt fee11ngs wrll result Don 1 lorget anmvers anes 39 Noble Italian feel 5 Ra\hs. a brl supertor 23 · CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jen Of' spectal events 19) Be carelul when talktng to a lr1end about another fnend What you say wl/1 be repeated The parly you crilrc1zed w rll be GEMINI !Moy 21·Juno 20) Try to finrsh any lasks that are tmportant as early rn the day 8$ possible Your attention span wanes tow$rd ahernoon offended AQUARIUS (Jan CANCER (Juno 21 ·July 22) 20 · Fob 19~ Some ground •s gorng to be lost regardmg a goal you re now pursuing You re too •n deCISive about your cou rse o l actron Keep a light control over your spendmg habti!J al thrs tune II you don t your spurts ol extravagance w11l lighten your wallet cons•derably PISCES (Feb 20·Mo•ch 201 LEO (July 23·Aug 221 You You d best follow through on someth10g you ve d•scussed 1n detail wtth another and prom· rsed to take care ol E•cuses wont do w1ll not lind the warm receptron you re hoptng lor rf you bnng home some unexpected guests wrthout frrst tellrng your mate VIRGO (Aua ')"\ . 41: ...,t ACROSS I Sourpuss Dec 21) The easy outs you re looking lor at thrs hme w111 provo to be the hardest rows to hoe Make •I a po.nt to be extra lhoughtlul where your mate rs 22) by THOMAS JOSEPH It wont become you •I yOIJ Pul on lalse aus and act alool around peQille to whom 'IOU SAGITTARIUS (Nov TAURUS IAprll 20· Moy 201 Bollen fanuly keUer order 9 Rockfish 10 Slave 12 Among 13 "- F1deles" 14 Vilality 15Make funny faces 16 Shrewrnouse 17 Woolen fabr1c 19 Worthles,s horse 20 MISplacod 21 Pilate's "Behold 1" 22 Speaks gutturally 24 Scoff 25 Catch Sight of 40 Trust m DOWN I Tiurst for 2 Absolve 3 Joyous energy (2 wds) 4 Heinous 10 Boast 5 Lawman's II Account Yesterday's Alllwer 26 "- Lonigan" 28 Cubic meter book 15 Ne~ghbor Z! Kinder· garten of Ala. 18 Grumpy, necessity sulky 30 Teenager's literary 21 SICilian City effort 22 FISh 35 Trwn· 23 Usually peter ( 3wds ) Adderley 24 Betel nut 36 Averagol statu symbol 6 Ending for treat or cbast 7 D1vme spark (3 wds ) 8 Life today ( 2 wds ) 26 Chmese (comb form) 27 Month of May ( Fr ) 28 Attacked from the What do you do now1 CABLE CHANNEL FIVE 7 JO p m - Family Favorites 'Peter Loves Mary /' 'Mrs G Goes to College ' 8 30 p m - The Gunslingers The Westerners.' starring Peter Breck ' Zane Grey Theatre ' 8 30 p m - The Underworld, "The Detectives " neod not not by a long shot nght? - H dehnquent Dear Helen Always we hear the plamtlve cry of parents "Why don tour children appreciate us' Why won't they stay home, do the1r work, pay us proper respect, w1lhout bemg told and told and TOlD?" The answer ts Why don't you adults gtve us good examples lllStead of always cnt1c1sm and bossmg ' And never offermg any pra1se? If you want us to enJOY working around the house, work along wtth us, so It's a famtly project, not a master-slave thing Remember, we have to learn and we'll make m1stakes, so don't blow your top and yell, "Stupid'" or take the jOb away and do tl yourself, or get mad because we've made a mess YOU weren't perfect m the begmmng, etther Don't preach to us about love, respect, kmdness, honesty, loyalty, etc, etc then let us see you ftghting and naggmg each other, cheatmg m busmess, gomg out on your mate, showmg rac1al prejudice, sp•tefully goss1pmg, and bemg kind only when tt doesn't take much effort Don't knock " pot-smokmg youth" when you've got a cocktail m one hand and a Cigarette mthe other And when you howl about boozed-up kuls, remember who's been setting the example Daddy and Mama and friends 1 And thtnk on th1s The parent who pulls the guiltlever WJth, "I gave up everythmg so you could have everythmg '" probably has a chtld who Wishes he could bave been born to somebody else TODAY'S CHILD Dear Boto of You GeneralizatiOns generalizattons' When wtll we ever learn that wh1le cr11tC1Zmg the other generation makes us feel supertor, tt seldom solves problems - H 31 Hockey star 32 Parson bird 33 Chou En·34 Done for 36 Galilee's b~rthplace 37 Sacred s1tes 38 Southwest wmd DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to wQrk It: AXYDLBAAXJt LONGPILLOW II One letter llmply standi for another In this aample A la used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc Smgle letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the wordo are all hmts Each day the code le~ters are different CRYPTOQUOTES ALV TD XPN QJVCA HRVCDNJV ZPTWQ SLCA RTEV DCX HVPHRV zp MCWWPA TW - SCRAVJ FCQVLPA Yesterday's Cryptoquote. ONCE YOU HAVE MISSED THE FIRST BU'ITON HOLE YOU'U.. NEVER MANAGE TO BU'ITON UP - GOETHE (@ 1U74 Kine P'eaturn Synd1cat.r, lne l DICK TRAcY EAST 'J .KQ95 '4 "f - 9863 .J962 SCORPIO (Del 24 · Nov 221 ~~~ a1r 12 55 - NBC News 3 15 1 00 - News 3 All My Children 6 13 Not For Women On ly 15 1 HazelS Let s Grow A Garden 33 Green Acres 10 1 =-=-'1 87 4'---o-:c:--:'-:c: ARIES (Morch 21 · Aprll 181 Dear Mr B 1 say Judge Gilliam's oft.prmted words are great for layabouts who neod them, but not all young people are layabouls not by a long shot JUS! as the followmg letter IS great for 33 .JB63 1098 • 5 oftKQ84 n•·~ WIFE CONEIOUIK I-lOME ClONE tEAPIM' LIZARDS' -EVEN HER LITTLE THAT 6 ntE GU'f MtO lRIEO TO lOLL f'CIOR "UNCI.f' JACK HeAR A6 t mH FIGCifR liiAl f!.lllP'-5 LUCK'f TO~ AUYE I:U4D KtiOW6 ll - SOUTH <01 • A !072 - ------ -------- 'AKQ752 00C.? W"'<l I<NOWS ?? - I 'M ALONE. -~~ .A+ tP4 Both vulnerable North KUHL'S East Pass Pass Pass Pass BARGAIN CENTER - ",1 llhe Crlllfron l1qh f' ' ~ pemng IUf'PERSPlAIN'> 0 •Holmes and Watson d1d not d~st1o~u1sh themselves ·,, ., KUHL'S BARGAIN CENTER ,,• 1H•" 11 11 " •,.,, lr•·-· d M ·•·rl,·.-·. lupp•·•·.l'l.r,'l'.() ~1'•'-'1 'i / I( I~;! "' Big CIIPICity Mavt•t Automatics ~ Speed oreratron ho le~ o water ~empa AutO water l level control Lint Filler or Power F in Agitator . " Pti'mt Pren ·- Drr•rs Surround cloth es With gentle , evton heat Na hot spot no averdry lng FIn~ ' Me• Lint Filter We Specll/ln In A:td Carpet Service RUTLAND FURNITURE -Rut lana YO U FI:E TH05E AMERI CAN MI"'Jf\.16 MEN I<E>ENE AN D CHE,TER. EH Z dr1nk1ncj water around here • someplace' m tljjm b1ddmg of the last hand 1"' the Gooden·Thomas book SRven d1amonds, the best fu\al contract, makes eastly ~ule seven hearts and seven nQtrump would make agamst a 3·2 heart break Smts break 3~ some 68 per cent of the t11ne at the table, although tity tend to break badly m WINNIE WINKLE bndge books ::Perhaps 1f Watson had r'I)J1d to four diamonds over Holmes three hearts, the g(,eat detectiVe m1ght have found some way to get Wat· SW. to the d1amond grand slam Dr when Watson made the rather peculiar b1d of f1ve spades, Holmes could have bul s1x clubs, whereupon W~tson could surely have gone to seven d1amonds Any w~ . Holmes found h1mself at SIX' hearts He won the spade lead and stud1ed the whole haQ,d before playmg to the next tr~ck 'there wasn't much study needed If trumps broke 3· 2 he had 14 top tr1cks Suppose they broke 4·1, The contract was s1x hearts It wasn•t lm· portant to make an overtnck an~ Holmes dec1ded to play safe • At tr1ck two he led a low heart from his hand East won that trtck but could do nothmg to keep Holmes from drawmg trumps and makmg h1s slam THE BORN LOSER f!UT WilY \\OUlD HE IT'S 8€81-l 1\ ~D ll ffi , M"i DAAL.I f.JGo QOIU, f'EAC.E'FOL U~8~ 81JTFUL ALI.EY OOP - S6U:GrED BY TH BURPS! - BOOMA COMPNY- f J" .. " ~ . .. . ! M ..... ~ fNEWSf'lli'Eil ENn ltPRISE ASSN l • . • •• .' ~ Arnold Grate OF ALL THe ~REFA CED 1 IMPUDENT FR"AUD7. 50 There rnt,gt be • HEAVY & BEAUTIFUL ] pc SPAN I SH co ff ee & end tabl e sets .n DARK OAK hn rsh 589 95 the set BE S ID ES our l arge sele cti on o f ma 1or ap Pl•ances fwlfh 30 day mo n ey back g uarantees) and c lean use d turn 1l ure we WISh t o h•ghl•ghl the following GOODIES 2 II h 1 sw lmm1ng poo l w 1th f llfer 525 m arl en b •r d boxes S19 95 ea 4 dr standa r d S1ze meta l fll~ cabinets S35 ea lg select ron Of desks rn metat wood & wood with 1n la1d le~tther tops WHITE DOG BANKS 589 ~ 50gal oak barrels Sl1 00 7 reel l~p es Oot s of collectors se le ctions) Sl 2S ea Much much more• Com e or .JUI & see for yourself• 1 Pass lead-K4 0:• Oswald & James Jacoby JUST ARRIVED SPECIAL PURCHASE HERCULON 2 pc LIVING ROOM SUITES - ChOICe of sol•d gold or pla •d $17S 00 RECLINER BONANZA cho •ce of r:ed or green VEtVET pla i d HER CULON oxb lood tan or brown V INYL S49 9S Halo of .... , 742·4211 N ew Zoo Revue6 , Tennes.see Tuxedo 13 00 - Ca pta i n Kangaroo 8 10 , Jeffs Collie 6 New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame 51 33 8 25 - Jac k La La nne 13 MAYfAG WMPOfM 4 13 ' \'ltSh 6 F OR FREE est1mates on alum 1num replacement wmdows S1d lng sto rm doors and wmdows Ra •l mg Phonr Charles lisle Syracuse Oh 1o Carl Jacob Sales Repre se ntat. ve v y ,;,. John son and Son In c 4 30tfc Fully equipped In · eluding stereo tape. Has never set out In weathef, 30,000 actual miles Personal car ~ See Arnold Grate Rutland Fumiture Ph. 742-421_..1 :::.. ___, N ews For Thur•day Aug 2 2 Hang the storm windows, paint the woodwork, rake the leaves, mow lhe lawn, shovellhe walk, wash the car, learn to cook, scrub the floors, repair the stnk, bwld a boat, get a JOb Help the minister, pr1est or rabbi, the Red Cross, the SolvatiOn Army Vlstt the SICk Assist the poor Study your lessons And when you are lhrough, and you'renot too t1ted, read a book Your parents do not owe you entertalmnent Your c1ty or VIllage does not owe you recreatiOnal fa c1UIIes The world does not owe you a livmg You owe tt your ltme and energy and your talents, so lhat no one will be at war, tn poverty, or SICk or lonely again In plain, stmple words Get out of your dream world. and develop a backbone, not a wishbone, and start actmg hke a man or lady You're supposed to be mature enough to accept some of the responstbtlltles your parents have earned for years They have nursed, protected, helped, appealed, begged, excused, tolerated and derued themselves needed comforts so that you could have every benefit You have no rtght to expect them to bow to your every wh'W and fancy In Heaven's name, grow up and go home 1 Whatdo yousayto TIIAT,Mrs B •- MR M B 45 - Morning Report 3 7 30 - -------~----- Maytaa ' wedo?Where canwego'> 1 00 - Today 3 4 15 1 News 8 10 D1ck Van Dyke 13, Make A C B1RAD FORD Auc t 1oneer Complete Serv1ce Phone 949 3821 or 949 316 1 Ra c •ne Ohio Critt Bradford 5 1 tfc 4 DOOR I ~ ~ --~ --- ------ 1971 CADIUAC I 6 13 : 8 Wild Wild West 6 M rst er Rogers 33 At the Farr wrth 1 Chuck Wh 1te 10 Movie ' The Perils of Pauline ' 9 30 - ToTelltheTruth3 Lucy ShowS . Elec Co 33 r--=:----.....,.-~...,_--=-----~- 92.1 Modd!oporl 1 READY MIX CO NCRETE del•vered r~ g h t to yo u-r pro[ect Fast and easy F reto esttmates Phon e 99 2 328 4Goegle n Ready M•x Co, M i ddl eport Oh 10 6 30 lfc SEDAft DeVILLE GREAT . COUNTRY . STEREO ~ Refrigerators, Freezers, Home & Auto A1r Conditioners and Commercial Units l oca ted behrnd Rutland Grade School complete front end serv•ce brakes and tuneup s wh eels balanced electron.callv Open 8 to 8 dally Call 742 3232 on Sunday for appt 7 16 tfc EXCAVATING dozer l oa der and backhoe work sept1c tanks rnstalled dump truck,s and lo r.oy s for h~re w•ll haul fill d 1rt top soil l1 mes tone & graver Call Bob or Roger Jeffer s day phone 992 7089 n 19h t phone 992 3525 or 992 s. Sunrise Semrnar 4 Sacred Heart 10 25 - Farm Report 13 30 - Bi ble An swers 8 News 6 Five Minutes 1o Lrve By 4 Pa1terns for Livi ng 13 Sacred Heart 10 35 - Columbus Today 4 0 DELL Al1nement 11800000 -------------1973 HONDA 70 moto r cyc le 6 Next to Highway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route 3 Pomeroy, Ohio " 00 615 - Lawn Mowers 992-7204 13 THURSDAY. AUG 22, 1974 BOWERS REPAIR 992 5367 6 °1 , 2 00 - ' 777 Pearl Sf Middleport, Oh•o onder Woman Untouchables 13 ome to the Fair 4 15, Movies Fllghllo6Tangier" 8 A ,II 455um"]~,;.,l;c~..r~n ~a~~k• 33 ~2 30 - Wi ld Wild West 6, Wide World 5 pecloll l 1 ,~ - TomorrowJ 4 TakeFiveforL<fe6 ,-----,-------.,. . B&K EXCAVATING e 11 OO - News3,4 6 a 10 13 15 ABCNewsJ 3 1L3 D- CJohnny Carson 3 Mission lmPQsslble All Small Appliances ____________ -------------- l Home Bulld1ng & Add1l1ons, Alummum & Vmyl S1dmg, Floor Sandmg & Fm1shmg. WARNER•s REFRIGERATION SERVICE v 30 Great American Dream Machine 20, 33 •' 00 -- Cannon 8 10 fiJ..ovie '' Some Kind ot a Nut , 3 4 15 · ~ ~ - ~oa rdk 1ng Hous~ 20 33 Movie Men 01 the Dragon" 0 8 News 20 F esl •val F llms 33 0 30 -- 0 •v al 10 Night 33 Chesler, Oh10 985·4102 W1ll do Dozer & Backhoe Work, Install Septic Tanks, H;IUI D1rl, Gravel, Limestone or Rent One of Our Trucks, Backhoe or Dozers. Greatest Show 4 ° ~' Dear Helen I may help the young people, the1r parents, their commuruty and our COWilry, If you print adVICe like the enclosed, Instead o! always permissive, pampermg comments, makmg ext'llses and allowances for young people lt was wrttten some years ago by the weU·lmown juvemle courljudge, Phthp G G1lham Always we hear the plaintive cry of the teenager " What can :8 BISSEU BROTHERS CONST. CO. Known & Reliable .5'ervice --------------- --------------- : 1s AU-WEATHER A Rash Jud~:ment Pollee Surgeon l On The Money 4 Episode Action 33 , Tlho TCellll~e 1T3ruAih 6 Saleollhe Centurv 8 The Judge 10 Beal • .. e oc... nt lques '20 ' •8 30 - Chase 3 1; Hudson B lh 8 1 ' Unto Ihe Hills 33 Mo 1 r~w.,. Cons~mer Game 20 ' REDECORATING? e vovr LIBRA (Sept 23·0ct 23) You are 3P' 10 b$ a trttle loo generous wtth a loend tn order to make po~n1s Later you wtll teet you ac ted tooll&hly 2), 11174 lh1s vee' w111 see a mefkeo tm ptovemeol •n b811c atanct~ ard of IPJ ing More lunda w1ll be ii'lf'lrll}ble One prec•ut•~ You mustn t be extrsyagant trveneM: xtl ~~ By Helen IJottd e • : 7.i JO - See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992-7089 N1ght 992 3525 or 992-52J2 742-5293 US 13 Journey IQ Japn 33 , 6 1 ~"'110<1 Now Open tor Buslnes$ n7 ~~;;;:kN;w~~~~~ ~~·li ~rune~ Trulh"' u.ns 3, Beallh• , , Bowling lor Dollar• mmy an 13 I Soy IS Zoom 33 Water Lines ~nd Power j Lines All wor"k done b'( the ioot or' contract Abo dozer work and septtc tanks in.., Free Est• mates PHONE 992-5476 CA REER OPP OR TU NITY for Men or Women - Nat•onw1d e Insurance offers ea r n.ngs up to SIS 000 (th iS sa sa l ary n ot a drawl to sell comp lete •n su ran ce prote c tion r fe heallh auto f•re co m mercia! auto tman ce and mutua l f unds No pr or ex per .en c e s necessary smce w e have one of the most com pl ete tr a 1n1ng program s n the 1ndu stry If yo u are tn l erested m a ca r eer op portun1ty 1n a rewar.d1ng bus me ss call S t a~y Fe rguson at (6 14 ) 446 -4l'cJ7 Collect Monday through F r day a a m to 4 30 p m An Equ al Opportun•t y Employer a 21 :Jtc CAN N ING peaches now 1n season Two tru c k toad s each w eek Pr ce st artmg at S6 98 pe r bushel Pl ease brmg you r own co nta ners Bob:; Market neiJr Pom eroy Ma son Br idge Ma son W Va Home ol Qu al ity fru I and vegetables Open seven days 1111 10 p m 8 12 tfc Moved to Rutland :v-4 mrle ms1de t•ly limit on fight corner Blrck St and Rt 12A Room :7 DtTrJIING SERVI£E INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR Help Wanted Call Collect I 592 5544 Ph 9Q2 7454 or 992 7129 ttc --------------- SUPERIOR VINYL PRODUCTS Pust'i lypc rotary mow e r w1lh 70 cut J H P Brigg s f'ng1ne 14 ga s teel deck s.tde d• sc~ rg c lull baffle 1 poly wh ee l s i'nd plal ed Tee hil ndte WILL to.ecp ctdertr people •n my home Ph one 991 7460 8 7 12tc 4 a 10 15 I ------Real Estate For Sale R1v ers 1de Auto Phone 1304) 773 75 16 30Bewitched - News 3 6 For Sale -------------$5 tor runk automobiles We will FREE HOME ESTIMATES THE DEPENDABLE CONTRACT! NG CO. Prices 8' 10' 12' 14' Wanted To Buy SO LID VINYL SIDING MOWERS WILL pant roofs and houses free es t mates Call 991 s.-ta7 8 9 111c j Helen Help N WEDNESDAY, AUG 21,1f74 Ne-;, ..~~ 3 • 8 10 15 Se1ome 51 20 Colch 33 33 . ABC 6 00 •t You re IJ(tlf'lg to d•tute e pl$n you VIJ worked out 10 a log teal last11on wt1tl 5(lmtl unl)ra:cucal lw•sts They Jl reduce rts etfec· WH»'bW-.«'~.M*'::'¢~~x.-z-=/.',W.~*'·7.Y'"~ For Sale Employment Wanted ~ 1 FAMILY yard sare Aug 1'1 and '23 Don Hubbard on Worchester Srr eet Syra n . ~.: Few avon d• shes Jots or ho use Items lois of good g 11"1 s 1 SChOOl CIO ihmg SIZE'S 6 12 also lad•es clo lh •n g S12CS 10 18 starrs at 9 t ilt 4 Phone 992 5776 ' 8 1 1 2tc Television Log !~ ~4 - ThE' Oad\ St>ntuwi 1\hddlt•purt -l'•ltt\t'IOl -' 1. \\ ~·trw. l!i\l<l\ 1\us.: 'I ••t7.J nll~l, Mlddleport.Pomtroy, 0 , Wodnuday, All!! 21, 197t cz:en :~ ~xr~u:;::, The bldd mg ~·· been Norlh Eaol West Pass 1• 2 NT Pass Pass Pass •• PaS! 21 'IE WUI WRONG, LOWEEl'r'··SNUFFY Al!\1 T GOT TIRED BLOOD I SHORE AM TICKLED TO HEAR 'THAT, DOC HES GOT TIRED BONES!! HE DID DIDN'T ~E 1 ~ ? you, south hold •AQUt 'AQ85t +AK.2 What do you do now? A-ltd olx opodn Your p.rtw h•• •how• 1 minimum hoad ol bolo need !ypo with IOOd •pede tupperl Otve up any Idea or .... ~, • • ) ' .' • ' �' Water gallonage raised RUTLAND - Tho liP· proxunately 800 subSC'nbers of the Leadin g Creek Consen rancy· Dis trict's water servK·~ wiU receive twice tht• amowtt or water at the original minimwn cost. a('cordin~ to a decision reached by the district's board Tuesday night. MASON DRI IN . Roar once again with the original movie cast... ALSO i ID4r-·f Japrr (!t4a.ll:& cii) COl 01"1 !W OC l U'iP MEIGS THEATRE Tonight and Thursday FRI., SAT., SUN . AUG. 23-24 -25 " THE SUGARLAND EXPRESS" Goldie H~w n I PGJ ALSO CARTOONS Show Starts 7 p. m. the t..listrkl 1\)) i1 t'("SUit v( lh~· study , whk·h shmH-..1 -·..;;tmwlt..•d Htck Coll(•lt and .John inL"om.l- uf S2:l2.95~ ~tPd. 'fht•m:•s. who atli.'ndt'fl Roy!'/· J..o:t Sf muht the bourd agret:>'d to t•stim.atl'rl <·x~·nst•:, uf $H'i.-ltli Stalt• <.i t Ash lnnft l'•lllf'I~C'. " ' ('ft' annuiilly, thC' F IJI\ h.td r;tt~('cl J.!Ut.•-:to.. :11 !ht• rt·~ular nw~·hng rhargL' th(' $8 fi~UI'(' for· the ibi rt't'UIIIIllt'nda! tun from U){lfl •Jf On•" Wrb sh•r· 1"'1•...;1 :t9 1•f the first 2.000 gallons. Thr Fanners HomL· ,\d - ~alluus lu l .~H, ·t:tttlun~ fjJI" lht· J\m t:tri(•; tn I.P..: iorl Tuf"sfl:ty ministr <itinn wh ich is lOll11ing 1ninirnum $8 · ·har~t· . H' '\H'n.~ r . t'\'('lllllj.! . approximately $2 million on ttw tMJarcl f£•11 th.ctl !lll'nlnt· B111h fl'l'twlc.•d tllt'Jr :H'IIvi ti~ the project has complt.•terl a imticatt•s tltr~t cu,.lottw r ...; L'C:tll :uut th;:mkt•d tht• IPJ.:i1•n :md l.>t• allowed 2.lMW l gallnns. Pr('c_•t•phJI' R('~l Sigma Phi for Origintlll~. lht• J.!Ual of thL· spumwring lhcm . di.~t r lc! Wll S :)(1(1 t'USlOHl('n, . Ruehl K<1rr. Cmnmandrr, With ~I'll\' lh ITI !h t• \H'Sicrn pr <'shled ut th~· nu·t:t ing . · Continued from page 1 P<Jrt of tht• (.'(llUl ly. 1h(' ~ub­ ('harlPs Sw~ltT.cl <,'llmplintt•ntcd on which the pews could b(• S("f'ibl•t· list ha s l( rown tu ROO 111entbers for a jub wt•l l donc in spr aye d with stripping and intTPH s tn~t Ttw chstr ic t p~trking (.'ars al the recent so luti on. The platform is hen; fi y.u red on s.n mr ·(i97 :v!eil-!."i ('uunty F'c1ir t.tnd ex· nrranged so that excess residrlll.'l':-:'. : ('I(J t' U~IOIIlCrs in tPnd('d th<tnks to tht• publir for solution £lows ~ack in to the The Ohio l'mq•r l'o. Hownng {'( IUrtesies to 1,e~ion members 1<\nk . Den·lupmcnt. Hulland Vlll<tJ.!f' ,.,.·ho helped park cars . Restoration of the pews is a Sen·ic'e . plus four sd1ools ant..! The roll as of Tuesday co mpli c ated pr ocess. After the Southern Coo1l Co. Soulhl•rn showed 180 paid members. It spraying with the stripping Coa l alont"' 1s t.•xpede!l II• was report('d that Tom Cook is fluid , each pew must be hand contribute some $12,500 a year a patient at Veterans Memorial that the minimum ehilrJ.!e could b<> $1! per month !or lht• flrsJ thousand J.!allons uSt'tt and machine sanded . A sealer in water bills to the rPvcnur. is applied to the pew, which · Constructi on is underwa~' in a then must be sanded again by large area which is to be hand and machine. served by Lhe distri('t . Rutland The pew is then vacuwned village is pres(' ntl~ ge tting and two coats of a special service and other c-ustomers var nish are applied. Before the will ge t the ser vice as pro).(I"I::'SS pews are ta ken away, em- continues. ployes do over any blemish on Meeti ng with the boa rd a pew with the fi nest of steel Tuesday night were Ralp h wool, then apply a paste wax. Vorees an d Glendon Dee! . Th e fini s hed pr od uct is Colwn bus, officials or the YHA. The Seyler firm , located in the old structure kn own as the MEETING CHA NGED ll oJd dye facto ry " on Due to circu mstances Pomeroy's Ke rr S t ., is beyond control, the trustees of frequently used by area antique collectors who find the Salem Township will hold their and Septem ber stripping processes employed . Augus t there of great advantage in meetings on Aug. 30 and Sept. restoring old furnitw-e to its 27, at the home of clerk, Alma E. Smith. original beauty . 5 LB. PERCH FISH................'3;25 BOX ASSORTED LUNCH MEATS .......... lb•.99' SLICED BACON ......................... lb. 99' USDA CHOICE MEATS J GROUND BEEF ROUND STEAK BULK WIENERS CHU.C K ROAST Prices include cutting, wrapping & freezing. Beef sold , at hanging weight. l) •--------:~ · Phon·e Us Your Order I 992-3502 MASON - A change has been made in Mason's police department co uncil learned Tuesday evening. Mayor Fred Tay1or annotmced the appoin t·ment of Ri cha rd C. Ohlinger as ch ie f and a pp ointme nt of Detner Rous h Ill as patrolman. Also last night La wrence Roush was a ppointed coun cilma n to fill ihe vacah cy created by th e resignation of George R.ay Van Matre . Among other ac tiOns COWl c il refused the rate in· crease asked by Pointview Cable ' TV Compan y, and agreed · to pa y town empl oyes every oth er Tuesday. Three defendants were fi ned in Middleport Mayor J ohn Zerkle's Court Tuesday night . Fined were Ray Priddy; 38, Middl eport, $10 and costs. disordei-Iy ma nner , . Kenneth Motiler, 36, Middleport, $5 and costs, . speeding, and Joseph Levacy fund -is at $723 TilL· Jmhhc· fund dnvc for Amlo:1 l.t'\'ill"Y , 4. Dc)l:lL·r, who tdliiC'r•.a.t•nl ht~ r· st'('l•nct open ht:-oll'l l*l)t'rahoo n:•<.-ently at Vf1;rtun's t'luldrl·n lluspital at Luui '-V Ill ' . K~· .. hus l't:<u.:hL'tl $7 ~1. Mr . uuJ Mr::;. Kcrmll Wulhm art' hcmtinK the> drl\1(' wlth Mrs. Walton SN\' 111 1;! HS (·hairperson. C'ontribuliuns can l.telefl ut the New Yurk C l othin~ House or mailed LO P. 0 . Bnx 685, Board Cont imu-d from !)8ge 1 Hc:.tvcr was ~!.:"ikcd to ride with subs titute dri\·er who is being considered· as a full thtlt:: ~m~· bus driver. It was also Hgrccd thi'tt Beaver i s to munc. the substitute to be employed to drive 'a particular bus whe n situations arise in wh ich substit!ltcs are needed . The board a ccepted the resignation of Alma Smith as a substitute cook and app roved the attendance of three guidance counsel ors at a meeting in Colwnb us on Sept. 2i. In cooperation with the board of vocational rehabili tation, it was agreed to sen·c as . the fisci;t l agent for payment of students involved in programs of the Bureau of Rehabilitation. The board discussed · schola.s li c re qui reme nts for par tici pa tion in ' extr a cur r ic ul ar activities as well as honors for mor e graduates. Work on.the fie ld at the high school was reported on by Supt. George Ha rgraves as well as the fi eld care at the Pomeroy stadiwn where the football games are played. Hargraves reported that Kenneth Little, on leave of absence which e xpired Aug. 9, has not r et urned . A m ~e tin g with principals of · the di strict was set for Sept. 3. At te nding we r e Sup t. Hargra ves, Clerk McComas, and board members Virgil Kin g, Wendell Hoover , Carol Pierce and Robert Snowden. The board commended Beaver and his st.> ff for their report on the inspection of buses. All buses passed inspection by the St.>te Highway .Patrol. The board ha s adopted a bus discipline policy which will be reported in its complete con, tent this yea,r. · We can't show a picture ·of the extra wear. . think these new Stnde Rites look. great. wall' II your Ch ild has worn them for a mon th They'll still look greatII you $ 2 lb. ROUND STEAK J lb. GRQUND BEEF . 2 lb. ASSORTED LUNCH MEAT 2- FRESH CHICKENS 2 lb. SLICED BACON J lb. PORK CHOPS 1 lb. LARGE FRANKS 85e LB. namt•d eh ief ol' poliee $ lb. GROUND BEEF 4 lb. CHUCK ROAST 2 lb. ROUND STEAK J lb. CUBE STEAK 2 lb. SLICED BACON . 3 lb. SLICED PORK SHOULDER Fronts · ()It linger costs, running a red light. J LB. Sunday, Sept. 8 .at 1 p.m . HI the post home . Refreshmenls were se rved by Cl"rence Smucker. Martin , 23, Pomeroy, $5. a nd LB. Hinds - Hospital. A party for those who worked dtU'ing: the Fair will be held THREE FINED $ lb. PORK CHOPS . lib. 2 lb. 2 lb. 4 lb. Sides ·Beef S}ll stud~ .,, lilt ' lHIII~t·l !\t'l up L \ striking! Aug . 21 -22 NOT OPEN gge report.'> to Legion fXJ. . t 11Utlw Beauty . WED. THRU FRI. ~ Ot'h!mall.r. tt was IJeh('\'t.."<t Uoys StJIIt•r .-. becau se St ride Rtte llandC:ralts them with rea I leather to take montti after rnonlh of gruel II ng wea r. ,l)tride Rite·. CHAPMAN SHOES We accept Federal Food Stamps Y--------.1 .__ _ _ _ _ _ _.;,P.;O;,;M,;.;.;E;,;R~O.. in Briefs grant lhe prisoners the ir freedom . The inmates, apparent~: in the drive . LateNt c:OO· by a former polic<!man and a wornan who allegedly helpe tri butors arc Mrs. l.eonH mmmit a liquor store holdup, took over t!'etop two !loor•~e S111Hh, Pom('roy; Mr. and Mrs. Potter County courthouse where the jail ts located, Tu Y· ' for hostages, but re tsectoneof J{c,bcrl Hilchie , Minersville; ~'hey grabbed two· deputies ea Midway Community Children, tltcn1 13 hours later so he could receive medical attention · Langsville; Mrs. Eldon Gaul, ::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::;:~;::::::::::;;::::::>:t::.:::;;.~.;m Chcst;,r; Mrs. H. R. Cutler, EXTENDED OUTLOOK RUTLAND - Classes in Pomeroy; Mrs. Edith Barton, A chance of showers a.nd emcrgen<:y medica l training Pomeroy ; Mr . and Mrs. warm Friday and Saturda y. wilt beginThursday a t 7 p.m . Kenneth Russell, ttaci ne Route Highs in the 80s. Lows In the a t the elem,entary st·hool 2; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hood, 60s. fair and not a ~ warm here. Those who havll not Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. A very s unday. Low• in the upper a pplied for th e co urse may Goc~lein, Pomeroy Houle 2; 50s to lower 80 s. High Sunda y do so Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Willard, upper 70.!1 to lower 80s. Larry Baker wilt be the Pomeroy Houle 2; Joe Swain, instructor assisted by Joe NOWYOU KN OW Racine, and a $150 contribution Strubl e. Make- up classes Ichthyology is the science of rrom the union boilermaKers at will be·a rr=-nged for persons facts perl<lining to !ish. the Cavin Plant. Checks should on shUt work. be made paya ble lo the Anita .:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::: Notice LIICAL TEMP l.evacy Fund. AUCTLON every Thursday 7 The temperattU'e in down· p m . Horton St. In Mason . town Pomeroy (It 11 a.m. consrgnmen ts welcome from i\1 r~ . Hous h dies 11 am , fo 5 p.m. or cal! nJ Wednesday was 77 deMrees Mrs. Louella Da vis Roush of 5471. s 2 1 lfc Wierlon, W. Va. , formerly ol under cloudy skies . ..;,_ P om.eroy t ,died Tuesday even ing at the home of her daugt1ter , Mr s. D. C. (Vivian) Cunninghani , Wier ton. Besides her daugh ter, she is survived by her husband, Virgil , two sons, Millard Burford, Wier ton . and Paul Roush , Uplands, Cat if. ; five grandchildren, one great -grand c hild . She was preceded in death by her paren ts. Funera l se rvice s are in . comple le . Mrs . Roush is the sis ter -in -taw of Mr s. Herman Oh linger of Pomeroy. Mr·. and Mrs . Oh lin ger left today for Wi erton. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Hanes ® ADMISSIONS J oyce Grady, Racine ; Robert Sl<\ats, Pomeroy ; Ella Rostofer. Pomeroy; Brady Knap p_, Columbus ; Willia m Welch , Letart, W. Va .; John Hunnell, BOYS T-SHIRT 3 for $3.29 BRIEFS 3 for $3.29 i ! ' I ' Pomeroy. ! \ DISCHARGES Pau l VanMeter, Jr ., Lowell Collins, Henry Phelps, Mary Derenberger. I i I 1 \ MARRIAGELICENSE Donald Frank Dixon, 31, Pomeroy, Rt. 4, and Judith Dianne Spencer, 30, Pomeroy, Rt. 4. f; I rnach1ne-wash and mach1ne dry these T-sh1rts HANES lor maxtmum shnnk res1stan.oe they won I lose the1 r ong1nal I1L Reinforced neck I ; S1zes 3-20 Bnefs w1 th hea t res1s1an1 Jl elastic Shnn k-resJsta, 11 Back to school - en comfort SIZ8S3-2 0 i ~ ( /( ( t "\ See the complete line of Hanes Underwear for men and boys. Stock up now for Back-to. School. Mens and Boys Dept .. 1st Floor Rocky's worth at$% billion Glad~ CENTER CUTS SLICED PORK CHOPS BOLOGNA Accept Fed. Food Stamps Prices Effective Aug. 21-28 lb. 89~ Monday Thru Friday lb. $109 9:00 to 7:00 Saturday 9 to 9 , 2% MILK Calif. Jumbo Head • _$129 GAllON ' BACON ENDS I' •· FRENCH CITY AND PIECES 6 LB. PKG. $279 LETTUCE1 CLOSED SUNDAYS VAUEY BEU, 515 1 FAMILY SIZE KRAFT . 5 94: FRENCH DRESSING ........~.: .. cans t Right Reserved to Limrt Quantities We 49¢ . 9¢ 3· · oz.$ FRISKIES CAT FOOD........... lb. WIENERS SMOKED 20 count pkg.. SAUSAGE $}39 RED PRUNE GRAP·ES PLUMS '4 ' lb. g~ lb. 29~ CLEVELAND (UPI) -The Ohio Lottery winning single number for today's drawing is 178 (one seveQ eight). If this number is on your ticket you are a $20 wlnner. The winning double number ls 2~ (two six lour-zero zero tw.o ). U these numbers are on your ticket, contact your regional oUice Immediately. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ORANGE & GRAPE ........~~~.. USDA Choice Pork END CUTS Winning lottery number ""·· ))" ,/' · .TIDE'S IN. • • giant . i~'g~ ~~~.....................s~~!..$1 09_. Makes Hamburger Go Farther! .MEAT EXTENDER , ' Box 59¢ PLUS MEAT............... · ~. Time For An Oil Olange? VALVOLINE ALL CLIMATE MOTOR OIL quart 69.~ WASHINGTON (UPI) .- complete financial records. Vice presidential nominee One of the few known facts Nelson A. Rockefeller's per- about Rockefeller's fortune is sonal fortUile -which he said that he paid an income tax "In . he will disclose to seven figures" the years h~ congressional committees was governor of New York. In handling his confirniation 1964 it was estimated he had a may total a half billion dollars, yearly income of around $5 accordlngtofamilyfriends and million, with his weekly inbusiness associates. . come from stock dividends They said the $500 million exceeding his $00,000 annnnl Was ' 1only an estlmate" and salary as governor. one added, "he probably In !964, Ferdinand LWldberg doesn't even know himself estimated . Rockefeller's for· what he's worth: Only his tune at $500 million in his book . accountant kno~s for sure.' ' 1 'TheRlch and ·theSuperrich." Rockefeller's wealth is con· "That was probably a little centrated in three areas high at the time, but I'd . say stock, land and art, and his righl now that would be a good holdings In 'the last two ballpark figure," sald a Rockcategories carry the label of efel!er friend from New York "priceless." who asked not to be identified, Like most wealthy famllles, '1When you talk about all that the Roekefellers have kept the · land, and the modern art whlch extent of their empire a closely · has just gone up and up In guarded secret. Much of value every year, it's hard to Rockefeller's wealth is in put a pric< tag ·on it," a family trusts for hlmsell and his heirs. friend said. · The value of his extensive Moreover it's difficult to stock holdings Is believed to assess Nelson Rockefeller's have declined considerably in fortune because it is so inthe post two years because or teriwlned with the fli'!'ilY pqor market conditions. empire, wlilch Itself is a maze. Rockefeller told the chalrFor Instance, the men of the two committees Rockefellers a few years ago handling his confirmation this sold their resorts In Puerto week that he would ~lve them Rico to Eastern Airlines. The whatever !lnanclal data they major stockholder in Eastern requested. Sen. Howard ·W. Airlines is Cha .. Manhattan Cannori, chairman of the Bank. The Rockefeller• are Senate Rules Qlnunlttee, sald . major stockholders In Cha.. he would request Rockefeller's Manhattan, and David Income tax relurr• · and Rockefeller is Ita president, ' • ' ceiling and false ceiling or The Kiddie Shoupe. and into the attic or the structure bypmlsing the apartmenll!, Mrs . Klves was at home on Second Ave. when she was advised by telephone that there was a fire at Kay's Beauty . Shop, next door to The KJddie Shoppe. Mrs. Kloos and her sister, Mrs . George Hackett, Jr., who was at the Kloes home at the time, went to the business section and found that the fire was in The Kiddie Shoppe . They ran inside, hoping to remove some or the fal l and wlnte r merchandise which cannot b<> replaced at th is time of the year . The ladies were unable to get to the merchandise safely, so they left the building. Mrs. Larry Morrison and Mrs. Bernard Fultz, who had also b<>en at the Klocs home at the time or the call, went to the scene in another vehicle. They saw Mrs. Klocs and Mrs. Hackett enter The Kiddie Shoppe, but because of heavy smoke, did not see them leave. Just after Mrs. Kloes and Mrs. Hackett got out, the false ceiling !ell. Mrs. Morrison said she was panic stricken because she b<>lieved Mrs. Hackett and Mrs. Kl oes were still in the building. The two apartments upstairs were occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson and Mr . and Mrs. Ches ter Wigal. The Wigal s were in the process of moving, however , and a truckload of their furnishings had been taken away Wednesday before the fire started. The apartments had only smoke damage. Mrs. Kloes and oUlers were high in their praise o! Mid· dleport fi remen on the sc~ne of the fir e for over two hours. F.iremen covered m ~c h of the merchandise in The Kiddie Shoppe and used as little water as possible in putting out the !ire, limiting damage to the Continued on page 12 DESTROYED MERCHANDISE - The Kiddie Shoppe's one display window. full of new fall mercha ndise, was showing this today following a lire Wednesda y night. en tine ' Devoted To The Interests of The Meigs-Mason Area POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' THUR SDAY, AUGU ST 22, 1974 PHONE 992-2156 TEN CENTS Slump continued in economy WASHINGTON - NELSON A. ROCKEFELLER is putting together a hlghi>owered vice presidential staff of men with long backgrounds in public life: Many of those who will come to work with Rockefeller in Washington are from the "old Albany team" that worked with him wben ~e was governor of New York·, and who more recenUy aided him in his Commission on Critical Choices for America. A lop Rockefeller aide told UPI the final decision has not yet been made, but the vice president-designate wants Dr. William . J. Ronan of New York City as his chief of staff. Ronan, 61, is chairman of the New York-New Jersey Port Authority, a post he assumed early this year after stepping down as chairman of the Metropolit.>n Transportation Authority in New York. . bnels keep the1r 111 You can GRAPEFRUIT 46 oz. 'JUICE, .•.•.............•...~~!'... . HJ-C 46 oz. PORK CHOPS SAIGON - COMMUNIST GUNNERS SHELLED a military hospital today in a district town 30 miles northwes_t of Saigon, field officers said today. Eight rounds of 60mm mortar fire hit the Trang Sang district hospital near dawn, wounding four patients, officers said. Nearby, two batt.<llions of militiamen were fighting to !ree another company at Suoi Cao outpost. The company has been surroUilded by Communist troops for the past two days, the offic<!rs reported. The bitter fighting one mile from Trang Bang is an attempt to break up a Viet Cong corridor for troops movements across Highway 1, just south of the Cambodian Parrot's Beak border region. I Boys HANES T-s l11rtsand Pleasant Valley Hospital DISCHARGES Mrs. Ros coe Greenle e , Point Pleasant; Norman Price, Point Pleasant; Ted Cornell , Buffalo ; Mrs. Pat Clarke, Middleport ; Janice Wright, Middleport; Otis ttice, Point Pleasant; Charles Hatfield , Leon; Mrs. Larry Laudermilt, Racine ; Ollie Perk, Lakin . and Cleteth Graham, Lakin . ews .. in Briefsi T·Shirt & Brief FOUR FILE Folll" suits for di voree have b<>en riled in Meigs County Common Pleas Co urt, eac h chargi ng gross neglect of duty and extrem e cru elty. They were John C. Foster, Lincoln Hts:, Pomeroy, vs. Helen D. Foster , Rose Hill, Va.; Betty Glass. Middleport, vs. Earl Glass, Middleport; Doris V. Smith , Middleport , vs . Frederi ck J . Smith, Middle}Xtrt, and Frances Lorain e Luikart, ~om er oy,, vs. Roger Dale Luikart, Pomeroy. Veterans Memorial Hospital No orrtclal figure had been ..t tills morning. but losses are expected to total in the lhousands of dollars as a result of a fire which struck a twostory brick building on North Second Ave. in Middleport about 8:40 p.m., Wednesday. The building , owned by Middl epor t busi nessman George Ingels, housed The Kiddie Shop pe on the ground level and two a par tments upstairs. All or the rail and winter merchandise or The Kiddie Shoppe, operated by Mrs . Manning Kloos, was damaged by the fire or smoke and water. KENNETH IMBODEN. !!reman, p<1ints to a light switch The two apartments upstairs In a hall where the Kiddie Shoppe fir e' is believed to have were missed by the blaze. started. There were smoke, but no water damages . Middleport assistant fire p119~t~m~~-::<:;~· . :::x:::::::::;-,;:::;:::;:~:::::x..~:~«<~~~~:::!o~~::::::~::-;::::::::::::::::::::; chief Bob Fisher said the fire apparently started from an electric 'light switch in a hallway at the foot of the steps leading to the upst.<lirs. The fire By United Press International PRESIDENT GLAFKOS CLER!DES OF CYPRUS SAID went up the wall, across the TODAY he would meet within 36 hours with Turkish Cypriot leader Raur Denktash in what could be a first step toward a peace setUement on the war-torn Mediterranean island. Clerides . told newsmen ·the first meeting would be restricted to humanitarian problems but expressed hope that it would serve as the foundation for more extensive talks leading to peace . " It is the beginning of something which can develop into a big step," said the leader of the island's majority Greek Cypriots. Denktash had threatened earlier to declare the north-ern third of Cyprus an independent Turkish Cypriot republic unless Greece agreed to resume !<Ilks with Turkey for_setting up self-governing enclaves on the island. Greek Cypriot guerrillas opened a sabotage campaign behind the backs or the powerful Turkish invasion army on the NO 93 island Wednesday, blowing up a strategic water tower in the port VOL XXVI · city of.l''amagusta. ____________ _ SEALDSWEET UNSWEETENED 5th and PEARL STS., RACINE 'The Store With A Heart You, WE L1 KE" Fire ravages Kiddie Shoppe A ~ool M $1,500 has been sel OWNER CORRECTED The Grand Champion pair o' lambs purchased by the Farmers Bank and Savings Co. was owned · by Nick Leona rd, not Randy Johnson as was reported . 95. $ • • • t Continued rrom page I) 11omero . Fll FORAW 3 lb. SIRLOIN RIB STEAKS lib. STE·AKS J tb. T.BoNe STEAKs 2- FRESH CHICKENS • 3 lb . CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS 2 La. GRouND cHucK • News ~,,,,::;::;:,~:~<'8:1:>.-.m:;;;::::>,>.m>.m>.>.::>.?.<ID~>>::>m::::::>::::><::::::::::::«:::~:::::<::::::::::m::::::::::::::::::::::<:::::~~:::::>'..::~:<:<:«::>>::::::>«::::::::::::::>:::::::>.>.;;:>,::>,>,:>>:l':::;:>,::::::::>.m:::rl 1 ~~ Meigs children ·moving to Gallia Seven of . the nine children who live at the Meigs County Children's Home will be moved to the facility in Gallla County Monday. . The Meigs Co\UI ty Home apparently·will be closed. The Gallia Facility, which is Honor graduate to teach Sixth Pam Neutzling Crow, who. graduated SUI!lma cwn laude - highest honor given - from Ohio University in iune with a !j_ S. degree in education, will teach the sixth grade class at Pomeroy Elementary this fall. She .is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Neutzling, Lincoln Ilill, Pomeroy. Mrs. Grow's husband, Jim, graduated from Ohio University in 1973 with a B.S. degree in Education . They reside in Syracuse. located near the new Holzer Medical Center, is reported"to be in excellent. condition and Mrs. Barbara Shuler. who advised the children of the move this morning, said the transfer will provide improved living conditions. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Weaver, who have been serving as the superintendent and matron of the Meigs Children's Home, resigned, effective Sept. 1, this week and there were no applicants for the positions. It is reported that economically it is difficult to keep the local children 's home operating because of the state requirements which must be met. Weather Cloudy tonight, chance of showers. Lows tonight in mid 60s. Friday cloudy, chance of thundershowers, highs in the 80s. G ro s s nati0 nal product. i. -'' d own m . By the same token, it is The Meigs facility for lhe aged reported that several elder residents is in good condition resident. living at the · Gallia . and superior to the Gal!ia Co\Uity Home for Aged will be County Home. moved to the Meigs .County The children at the Meigs Infirmary in the near future . Home will b<> moved Monday. . d . art secon qu · . er though at slower ·rate WASHINGTON (UP[) -The Gross National . Product dropped by 0.8 per cent during the second quarter of the year, the Commerce Department said today, It was the secdhd straight quarterly decline by the Pomeroy E-R Squad. the theoretical definition of a There was heavy property recession. damage. The 0,8 per cent rigure was a Tuesday at ·midnight the slight improvement over the department investigated a preliminary figures for April to single car accideht in Sutton June issued by the department Twp. that occ urred on Vin egar last month which showed a 1.2 St. per cent drop In the GNP. On the other hand, the Patricia A. Roush, 24, Rt . 1, Portland, was traveling north- department said inflation in east on Vinegar St. when the lhe second quarter rose faster car went off the road on the than reported last month - 9.6 right, crossed over to the lert per cent at a seasonally adand went over an embankment justed rate instead of 8.8 per cent. into a creek. The small improvement · in There were no injuries or arrests . The car was the GNP~hich measures the growth rate of the U.S. demolished. economy, did not change the fact that the economy has failed to show ' 1 recil" or · noninflated growth for two consecutive quarters. The first quarter decline was 7 per cent and was due chiefly to the energy crisis. A two consecutive quarter decline is Ute shorthand definition of >~recession " but administration economists have Two hospitalized Two persons were hospitalized following a single car accident Wednesday at 3:55p.m. on SR 124 near Salem Center. The Meigs County Sheriff's Dept. reported that Evelyn Marie Landers, 55, Pomeroy, was traveling east. As she rolUlded a curve the eilgine stalled causing the car to go off the highway on the left, striking a building, Jarrell's Grocery, owned · by Violet Jarrell. Mrs. Landers and a passenger, Jack Landers, 39, Pomeroy, were taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital, .. ' insisted that the situation is not bad enough to warrant that term. With the exception of Ute 12.3 . per cent rate of price increases ., in the first quarter, the AprilJune inflation ·rate was the biggest three-month rise Slnc<! the first quarter of 1951. Commerce Secretary Fredrick B. Dent said the modest softening was ~ ~~n ' im· provement '' over the first quarter but "nevertheless vaU- · dates the essentiality of President Ford's battle to cut the inflation rate." Both lhe growth and inflation fi gures were part of the department's quarterly report on GNP, which measures the . total value of goods and services produced in this COUiltry in a given period. It is the most comprehensive report on lhe . health of the economy. The revised report put the overall second quarter increase at $28.5 billion, pushing GNP to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $1,387.3 billion ($1.4 trillion ). A separate Commerce report showed profits or u.s. corporations before taxes rose $11.7 billion in the second quarter to Continued on page ·12 I I .. Fair ·p oll .shows opinion in Meigs 78 trophies ready Seventy-<>lght trophies will be awarded al the second annua I Wlld Coon Hunt and Bench Show Saturday at the Rock Springs FairgroUilds one mile north of Pomeroy spon· sored by the Shade River Coon Hunters Assn. and sanctioned by lhe United Kennel Club. Club, The Shade River Club, formed three years ago . h88 appr~ximatety 40 members. Ail the lrophles above were purchased by tbe clu6 mem. hers except one donated by the Meigs County Fish and Game Assn. The bench show, to begin at 4 p.in. with a $3 entry fee and a full · set of · trophies, wll! be staged in the senior fair building. All entry fees must be 1\Bld at the secretary's off(ce. The entry iee for the night bunt Is $5 !or grade dogs ahd $6 for registered dogs. All entries \& WASHINGTON - U. S. Rep. · ·Clarence Miller has ann ounced the results of the public opin ion poll conducted at the recent Meigs County Fair. The . poll , which offered fairgoe rs the opportunity to comment on a wide ran ge of issues, were of " immense help In considering legislation sHOW TROPHIES - James Osborne, vice president ; befor e· the Congress , 11 ac .. Bill Smith, president, and Oscar Smith, secreiJ! ry-treasurer, cording to Miller. 1-r, shOw 78 trophies to be awarded Saturday during the Poll questions and results annUli! wild coon hunt and bench show. were : · Should anti -pollution reg ulations (such as .autothe grange building . emission corib-ols ) be eased will close at 9 p.m. There wlll The judging system in part temporarHy to help during the be 10 trophies lor registered animals and five for grade will be based on Ute honor energy crisis? _ Yes 61 per· dogs in the hunt, Including a system. In the night hunt four cent, No 34 percent, Und. 5 . tropny ror the night t hampion owners at a time will cast their . percent. . dogs, one of tbe four a ssigned Do you favor Ute use of . and the grand night champion as well as six. breed · trophies. . to tabulate points. There will busing to ac hieve racial A treeing contest will follow be judges - . as yet unan- balance In schools? - Yes 12 the bench show for 'which. the no\Uiced - for _the bend show ' percent, No 85 percent, Und. 3 and Grand N1ght Champion percent. entry fee Is $3. • What do you believe Is the Refre•lunents will be sold at and Night Champion. ~ ., ~ principal cause of the energy crisis? - 1 percent too sb-ict environmental laws; .14 per.. cent overuse and misuse of energy ; 16 percent too much dependence on imports ; 2'1 pe r c ent go v e rnmental mismanage ment, and 42 per cent oll company ·conb-lvance. Do you think tliat under all cir cumstances new~men should be permitted to keep their sources Of information, oonfldenlial ?- Yes 30 percent, No 66 percent, Und. 4 percent. Do you feel the United Statett. is making too many concessions to improve re!atlona with the Soviet Unlon? - Ytlll 49 percent, No 42 pefcenl, Unci. 9 percent. · Where would you cut federtll spending? ( In order) Foreign Aid, Welfare and Space 1111d mllltary. 1 ., ' � 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 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 21, 1974