http://66.213.69.5/files/original/08b55f44e866f8b8f421a577fbafc10e.pdf fb176ece941d022243338b227cc127f2 PDF Text Text 1. , ••• 16 - The Da'ily Sentine l, Middleport-Pom eroy, 0., Tuesday, Sept. 2, 1975 Tontado edges Lancers 1-0 RA CIN E Sat urday morn in g , t he So uthe rn Tornados e n tc r ta m ed the Federal Hockmg Lc111cers 111 the fin al pre~season scn mmage of the year for both teams. The game \\'as closr, but the Tornados came out un top , Hl. The game was totally a Coach de fe ns ive battle J ewell said he was pleas(•d wtlh his team 's performcmce "Our team looked pretty good ," says Je \\ el l " Till' defensive un it looked exce ptionally Ioug h I was really ple<:tsetl with them " This was the f1rst scnmmage of the vea r for the Torn ados, and, as ca n be e xp ected, there were mista kes made. "Our offense nwdc ::1 fe w mista kes ," sa id J ewell. · Rut 1t was the first scn mmagc of the year a nd you can't expect the m to be per fect - yet " "We'n• s till lr ytng to fil l positions." says .Jewell. " I' ve s til l go t two or three prospects for the q u<H terbackmg posit ion and a few spots on our line st ill need h lled. So, I'm not sure who ow· slct rter.s v.. ill IJc rts uf now F'nclav rughl. the Tor nados tran~l Proctorville to ta ke on the Oh1u Va ll ey Conference T ri -Champton f<w·land Dr agons I .as t ye ar. the Dr agons defeatPd tlw Torna dos at Haeme. Coac h Jewe ll feels that hts tcalll wt ll be r eady t;, " I lh tnk our !Joys will be ready," says J ewell . " They ar e all in sha pe a nd they ha ve prac ticed ha rd . They want to get started as soo n as pos~ 1b le We fi gure we owe Fairlanc one fr om lasl year any \\ ay ~<>-<>--c. t;x-n :N II E U OUTLOOK Thur s day throu g h Saturday <·han ee of shn'o'- c rs Thursday and Friday a nd fair Saturday. Highs will be in lht· upper .· 70s to the 80s and lows Y.ill hl' in the uppe r 50s lu th ~ 60 s. HOSPITAL NEWS \' ctc r a ns Mc murial Hospital I Aug. 301 Mr a nd Mr s Roge r SAT UH DA Y i\ DMI SSIONS Hube r t Dce rrter. Syrac use : Dt ngess, a son, Rutla nd. I Aug. :11 I Mi chae l Harn s, Mtddlepor t; Mr . and Mr s. Da ve Btshop, l. or CJ in e Wi lson, Hemlock G r ove; Ca llie M<.~ t h e n y, a dtmg hler , J ac kson I Sep t II J·:w1ngtun. Mr and Mrs. Rouah.l Kapp , SATURDAY IHSC HAHGES - Earl Kauff, a son, P omt P leasant, W. Va. Vt cto,· Han nahs. Ada Clark , CE LE RR ATt: 30th Sylvan · Cle lan d, Alexander PLEASANT VALLEY SAIGON, South VIetnam Ma y, Wil ham Bush, Eunice Disc harges Mrs. William UP I North a nd South Hal sey, Cha rles Eads , Anna Pomt Pleasant; Wamsley, Vietnam today ce l dJre~te d the lla rtenbach, Ed ward Rosa E ll io tt, Point Pleasant ; :lOth ann iversary of Ho Chi Donald Parsons, Gallipolis; Mt nh 's dec la ra tiOn uf HI- Ca pehart SUN DA Y ADMISSIONS Mr s. Raymond Pope , Biddependence follm" mg World Pamela Bowers , Reed sville; we ll ; Vinton Cossm , Leon , Wa r II ft was the fl rs t ti me the eoun tnes wer e at pea ec Penny l.anders, Pomeroy ; Le wt s Lut ton , Ga llip oli s; D1 x1e Baldwin, Racin e; Mrs. ChC::trles Vanan , Clifton ; dun ng the holi day Victur Rou s h, Pomer oy; Mrs. Charles Km g, Pomt Ton 1t e thru Thurs . Le wt s Dav ts , Wa shington , W Pleasa nt ; Willi a m Nil es, SEPT. " !HJM F.l"OMIN(; SOON Va ; ~· l oyd Bu• h. Le tart , W l.el<!r l; Mrs. Rober t Mille r, NOT OPEN H.ACINF: - Hacwe Gr <Jn ge Va son, J~nnt Pleasant ; Mrs will hold a home com ing at the SUNDAY DISCHARG ES Dona ld Kapp , d a ug hte r , furme r Oa k Grove M. E. Vida n J ohnson , Cher yl Po ant Pl easa nt ; Robert Fn . thru Tu esd.1y Sept ' 5-9 Church Se pl . 7. There will be Woods." Harper , Pomt Pleasa nt; Roy trwm All e n 's a dmne r at noo n followed by MONDA Y ADMISSIONS Ba rr . Leo n~ Mrs Re x THE TOWERING a n aftern oon program Those Raym ond Hartley, Ractnc; VanFoss on, MI . Alto ; Ollie INFERNO a ttendmg are tu take th eir Margaret J ohnson, Racine ; Caudill , Gallipoli s; John ( Te chntcolor) own table servt ce. Lilli a n S tewart , Mason ; Weekly, Ma son , Ehzabeth Dona ld Gosney, Middleport. John son , Pomt Pl e asan t; MONDAY DISCHARGES Mrs. Charles Blake , Racine ; - Law·a Arn old , J ack Gin- John Gr e gory, Wes t Now FeJituring ther II, Le wis Davts, Harold Columbia ; Oge n Ha zlett , Campbe ll, Martin Cun- Apple Grove ; Mrs. Wtllie nin gha m , Edwa rd La uder- Co ok , Pom eroy ; Mr s. mtlt . Raymond Mount , Hender son; Mrs. Jack Roush, son , Pomt Pl e a s an t; Mr s. Charles Holler Medical Center Turn er , Poin t Pleasan t; Mrs. 1Btrlhs , Aug . 29) Aa r on Wea ve r, Letart ; -~----------~---Mr . a nd Mr s. William \' '•lliam J ones, Albany , 0 . Can trell , a daughter , Bidwell ; Mr . and Mrs . Wtlltam F1na1 International E. Morn s , a daught e r , Hrs.: !O:OOA.M. Tilll:OO P.M. Sun.-Thur. League Sland•ng s Untt e d Pr ess lnte rnat•onal Pomeroy ; Mr and Mrs. Glen 10:00 A.M. Til 12:00 P. M. Fri. & Sat. w . 1. pet . g . b . Sha w, a son, Oak Htll; Mr. 992 -2556 y Roc h es ter ss ss 607 d e w a t er 85 55 607 W. MAIN POMEROY, 0 . I an d Mrs Robert Sigman , a ySyrTiacuse 7"l b4 529 11 ' son , Btdwell Ch a rl esto n 72 67 5 18 12 ' } MEIGS THEATRE FRESH PEACH SUNDAES AND MILK SHAKES Adolph's Dairy Valley Memphis R1c h mon d 65 75 62 75 46J 20 453 21' } T ole d o 6'1 7B 44 3 23 Pa wtu cket 53 87 379 32 y m ee l tn one ga m e pla y off tom or r ow Monday ' s Re sult s Ttdewal e r 5 R tC hmo nd 1 T oledo 15 M e mphi s 6 R oc h es l e r 6 S yr ac u se 0 Pawtu c k e ' 7 Ch ar •es ton 6 From a Great American Bank MEET THURSDAY The Children' s Home Citizens Advisory Committee will meet Thursday, Sept. 4, at noon at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church . Cynthia Mills will di scuss Christma s plans for t he children. TWO CARS HIT Two cars were damaged and the driver of one was arrested on charges of drivmg wh1le mtoxicated as the result of an accident on West Main St. , Pomeroy , at 9:25p.m . Monday . Pomeroy police said a car driven by Charles S. Snider, Pomeroy, pulled into the path of a westbound car driven by Joan Clark, Pomeroy, The cars received mediwn damages and Snider was arrested on DWI charges. There were no injuries . 1776: Wurds lor~er than the poper th ey're t.t•n tten on. ' Pomeroy, Ohio 40,000.00 Maximum Insurance for Each Depositor 1 - -~~MH!~ . ' ' ,, - - r~_FRAl - DEPOSIT IP:MW .folANC [ Planntng a pat io, garage, A FULL SERVICE BANK ---~---- --- C ORP.Q.RATION aga1nst the Hann a n Trace By Gary Phillips CA LDW E Ll. l.a,t Wildca ts a t Meree r ville Satu rd ay, th e Ca ld we ll Coach Birkh ei mer loo ks for 1t R eds ktn s defe a te d th e to be a good game Eas tern Eagles here 3-0 1n a " We're looking fo r wa rd to game," sa Jd pr e-season foo tb a ll scri m - tha t Rirkh ei mer. ·' J1's g01ng to be mage. '' We d tdn' t look good," said close lou. Ne tLher team is a Eag le Coac h Sp tkc 'powerhouse' sO I look for It to Burkhetm cr. "Our boys just be a low sconn g co ntest. didn't pla y ba ll . I wasn't the Mis takes will pl ay a bi g pa r t least btl plea sed wi th uur tn 11. J ust hope that we don't make too man y '' play ." The Ea ~ l es JUSt couldn't Coac h H1rkhe amer has a see m to get thi ngs toge th er proba ble s l.artin g ltne up But Sa turday . ''There see med lu h e add s that t h1s cou ld be ~ la ck of organi za tt on," cha nge. sa 1d Hirkh c1me r " Our Pr oba ble sta r ters ar c : lim ing was uff , our lin e didn't OfFENSE - John Evans, bl ock , we m1 sse d tac kl es. We Cente r: Dave Watson a nd just cuu ldn ' t ~cl lln n gs Bud dy Dr a ke, G uar ds; together " Ra nd y Bos ton a nd Da ve Many of the troubles that Ha nn um , Ta c kl es; Mike th e Eag le s e xperi e nce d Smith and Kev in Bar to· Sa turd ay can be attnbuted to F.nds; Bob McC lure, Qu ai sickness on the team terback ; Dav td Mtll s, Full" We ha ven' t had the ent1re back; and Don F:ich1n ger and team here fur a praeti ce for J oe Kuhn , Ha lfbacks. d a ys," send Birkh e1m er DEFENSE - John Eva ns '' Ev ery day someone will and Tim Kuhn , E nds; Davtd come bac k from bcmg Sick Mi lls an d Kev in Ba-r ton , an d no sooner do they re turn Ou tsi de L1n e m e n ; Dave Lhan someone else gets s ick Hannwn and Dave Watson, and they ha ve to leave That's Tackles; Buddy Dra ke and why our limm g IS off so Ma rk Lawso n, In s id e Linemen; Dun E ichinger and muc h.'' Thi s Fnd ay nt gh t th e J oe Kuhn , Ha lfb acks , a nd Eagles open gnd1ron actio n Bob McClure , Safe ty . addi t1on or home 1mpr ove m eQ t ? The 'FRIENDLY ONES" are beck and c all with s, materiat s and adv ice need it). -' ...- ALEXANDRIA, Egypt doubt of a nation turning to (UP!) - Secretary of State diploma cy a fter trusting the Henry Kissmger set out today sword for 28 years , watched on a campaign to convince silently Monday afte rnoon as other Arab nations to join aides initialed the accord in Egypt in settling their dif- Jerusalem . ferences with Isra el. Kissinger planned a day of whirlwind visits to Saudi Arabia, Jordan and possibly ON CARLE TONIGHT Syria after guiding Israel and Ov er Channel 5 Cable TV Egypt to an mterim peace this evenin g will be sho wn the agreement in th e Sinai gam es of the Pom eroy Gtants Desert. versus Rutland Dodgers at 7 The accord, if approved by p.m . and the Middleport Congress, would send up to Me ts and th e Hartford 200 American volunteers to Hornets at 8: 15 p.m . Wedthe tank~ittered sands of the nesday at 7 p.m . the Syracuse Sinai to run electronic surAstros and Middl e port veillance stations between Braves game is scheduled. the opposing armies. Kissinger was scheduled to fly back to Washington on his Air Force jet Wednesday night at the successhd end of his loth Middle East peace mission. I sraeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin , h1s face mirroring the agonizing her husband , Albert Karr ; two son s , James and Ric hard , and a br o ther , Robert Saul . Surviving are a daughter , Mrs. Tom .( Mary ) Bowen ; a sun Bur t Karr , Fairlawn , N. J .;' three grandchildren, three great-grandchildren and three nieces . Mrs. Karr was a member of Trinity Church in Pomero y. Burial was in the Gilmore Ce mete ry .. Services today for Mr. Ponn Fune ral serv1ces for James H Ponn , 52, Mam St , Wilkesville, who dted Sa turday at the Vete ran s Adm 1mstratwn Hospil<!l tn Chi lli cothe, we re he ld at 2 p.m . today at U1e Wtlkesville Cha pel of the Wal ker Fun era l Home wtth the Rev . A B Mal oy offJ ciat ang. Eliz~eth Mr Ponn was ,born Feb . 2, 23 19 10 Clarion . He is s urvived by an a unt, Mrs . Lizzie Btsho p of Wilke sville whom he made his home . Mr. Ponn was a veteran of World War II and was a member of the Wilkesville Post of the Americ an Legion . Burial was in the Wtlkesville ce metery. Riebel dies Mrs. Elizabeth Riebel , 72, Rt. I , Long Bo ttom, d ted earl y Monday m ornin g at the Arca dia Nur sing Home, Coo lville, following a bn ef illness. Mrs. Ri ebel, bor n in Roane Coun ty, W Va., was the daughter or the la te Edward and Lilly Short While. She was also preceded m death by CLUB TO MEET The Catholic Women 's Club will meet at Sacred Heart Church at 8 p .m . Thursday. A 7 : 30 p .m . ma ss will precede the meetmg. Hostesses for the sesswn are Doris Fisher, Janet Duffy, Rita Hamm, and Helen Handley . The club will hold a rummage sale a t the chlU'ch a uditonum , al so on Thur sday , from 9 a .m . to 3 p .m. MEET TONIGHT Th e Mei gs County Association f or Retarded Citizens will meet at the former Me igs Ge neral Hospital building at 7:30 this evening . a daugh ter , a sis ter and two br others. She wa s a m ember of the Hurncan e Baptis t Church , Roane County although she s pent must of her hfe m the Ches ler- Lon g Bottom area. She is survtved by her hus band , Elber L. Riebel ; two sons , Leo William Riebel, Can t on , and Roger Ira -Riebel, Rt. I, Long Bottom; one daughter , Mrs. Wilbur ( Eileen ) Monroe , Chillicothe; six sisters, Ethel Wilbur, Hin sdale , N . Y . ; Lucy Mewell, Della Monroe and Ruby Bearhs, all of C hillicothe; Ollie C hr i stopher , Mariett a ; Dor othy Christopher, Belpre; two brothers, Robert White, Long Bottom and Ronnie While, Coolville ; six granddaughters, and a grandson. Funeral services will be held Wednesady at 2 p.m. at the White Funeral Home in Coolville with the Rev . Freeland Norris officiating . Burial wtll be in Chester Cemetery . Friends may call a t the funeral home at any time . GOSNEY ILL The Middleport E-R squad answered a call to 271 South Sixth at 3:28 Monday for Don Gosney who was ill. He was taken to Veterans Memorial HospitaL Elberfelds In Pomeroy SALE! BASSETT CRIBS ASK TOWED Arthur Ellsworth De tray, Jr. , 61 , Toledo, and Cleo Ma y Weber Smith, 46, Chesler . DIVORCES WANTED Three divorce actions have been filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court, ea ch on charges of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. They were b) Gloria Jean Starcher, Long Bottom, from James H. Starcher, Birch River, W. Va. ; Brenessa Wright, Middleport, from Charles R. Wright, APO, N. Y ., and Gary Simpson, Pomeroy , from Sue Ann Simpson , Middleport. RACINE - The Racine emergency squad answered ' four calls Monday and Tuesday morning. Monday at 9 a.m . the squad went to Racine Route 2, for Buzz Sloler who had back and neck pains. He was taken to the Holzer Medical Center. At 11 : 50 a.m. the squad took Raymond Hartley, Racine, to Veterans Memorial Hospital. He ' was having difficulty breathing. At 8: 30 p.m . Monday, the squad went to Route 2, Racine for Shannon Pierce, who got a throat mjury in a fall on a penciL He was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospi 1<11. At 5:35 a .m . Tuesday, the sq'uad took Larry Spencer, Racine, to Pleasant Valley HospitaL Spencer had back and stomach pains . The Racine squad will be on the streets of Racine all day Wednesday to r ece ive , donations for operati on of the ~¥~it. - Fun eral services for Mrs. Clara Ka rr, 84, who died Sunday at th e home of Mr. and Mrs Tom Bowen, near Pomeroy, were he ld at 2 p.m . today a t the Ewmg Funera l Home with the Rev W. H. Perr in offici ating Mr s. Karr was the daughter of the 1 lale Robert and Eliza bet h Htld e brant Sa ul . Besides her parents, she was preceded tn death by CHILD AIDED The Pomeroy E-R squ ad wen t to 118 Laurel St ., at 9: 40 a .m . Monday for a child, Mark Hal ey, who was injured in a fall . He was taken to Ve terans Memorial Hospi tal. Kissinger turns to other Arabs and Tuesday easier to Mrs. Karr of Pomeroy dies Eagles hurt 3-0 in grid warmup Racine unit busy Monday Ri cha rd He nry Lee officta ll y sta rts it.. Jun e 7th , he proposes for hi s Virgini a delega ti on to th e Con ti nen tal Con g ress that "these united wloni es a re and of ri ght ought to be free and inde pe ndent states ... ·· U ntil now , we've bee n fi g hting for our rights as Bn tis h s ubj ects. Now , we' re ready t o fi ght for freedom. We've kn ow n it was coming. But we face it with awe. Wh o ca n wn te th e word s for our Decl ara tion of Independe nce? Word s which we kn ow will be h allowed in history? John Ad a ms is br illi a nt, bu t h a rd for most of us to understand . Be n Fr a nklin would proba bly be te mpted to put in a joke or two . We choose Tom J e fferson . We under stand hts message. So does th e Kin g. And th e world . !l THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. I I Help promised to speed bridge work A plea of help - ma de necessar y by lhc closing or the Pom eroy-Mason Bndge on Aug. 4 - was ra ised to sl<!te officials at a pubhc has been tn touch with the con tractor to wor k out a n what the co ntracto r is to do, director of transpo rtat ion a nd ea rlie r completion date on however , to speed up the the governor's office 111 try in g bo th the first and second wor k. The contractor has to bri ng about an E'ar lier phases of the bridge repair . been Hsked to submtl several comp letion date uf t he 'le ind icted that the conrecommendations un how the rneetm g Tuesday night at the project. He sl<lted tha t it wtll tr actor wall have to receive " ork could be sp~e ll ed up, Pomeroy Elemenl<lr y Sc hool. cost m ore money to negotiate more money 1f he is to employ along \\lth addi twnal cos~ - ..... . Well over 150 busmess a nd an earli er hme on the comworkers fo r longer pertod s. ur th at a re to be mvolvect an commw11 ty leaders a nd In- pl e tion . to run two sht fts a day. ' employing m ore people. terested citizens turn ed out to He urged eve ryone to work Smith said tha t lh e Conn puttm g on two slu fts . or the mee tin g sponsored by toge ther in getting the job Constru ctton Co. 1s ahead of wor kmg e mploye s Iunger ~·- . • Pomeroy Village .off1c1als, to done . sc hedul e in its work on the ho ur s . air their views of the clostng, Re p J ames sa id he also farst phase. He said GLENN SMITH , DIST RICT DEPUTY DIRECTOR of pict ured as they flelrted questwns tram well O\'er 150 Sm1th stressed th cl! the of the fe rry sen·1ce, and to has been 1n to uch wtlh the the !Jepa rtm ent of Transportation , Ma n et ta, Lar ry Co le, 1 hop e full y 1 some dectston lnghwa} d ep::~ r t m ent checks business and community leaders on the Pomt'ru} - ~\1 nson see k he lp. go\'ernor 's offi ce J and the dist rict brtdge engtncer, and Sen . Oa kley Coll tn• are wtll be made this week on Bndge problems at a pubhc meetmg m Ponwroy Tu esdH~ Several persons •poke of de partment of tra nsporta tiOn tContmued on page !61 mght. problems being encountered. abO ut th e problem, of Meigs Som e drew ent hu swstlc County. He s tated that he Is appla use from the au di ence, adv1sed tha t it is not feasi ble man y of wh om <:t pparently to try to keep the brtdge open have bee n havmg s imi lar to one wa} traffi c dur1ng the ex peri ences. repair work from the safety State Senator Oa kle; standpOint. Col h ns and State James sa1d tha t Representa tive Run Ja mes negotiat ions a re und erway hste ned to the com plaints. 1 hopeful ly) lo ge l th e ftrsl Both vowed their full eff ort to phase of the work done VOL XXVII come up with solut ions. NO. 99 POMEROYMI DDLEPOR T OHIO ea rlier than rhe Dec. 1 conWE DNESDAY. SEPTEM BER 3, 1975 PR ICL Glenn Sm 1th , Dtvision tO tract date . He al so satd th a t ----~- - ~- -depu ty d irector of htghways he ts invesltgat ing th e in Marie tta , ind icated steps poss ib ility of securin g state are being l<l kcn to help . fund s for bette r ferry se rv1ce Accompanyin g Srruth was or development of more fe rry Larry Coll er , district brid ge serv1ce between Me igs and engin ee r . Ma ri ett a . a Maso n Co un ties T he re presenl<lti ve of the Con n possibilily of s ec urin g federa l By RICHARD H. GROWALD negoti at ed bet wee n Egy pt "I e xplained the covered "outstanding issues Construction Co., Ne w Cas tle, funds so that ferry use rs UPI Senior Editor an d Israel. significance of the recently bet wee n our two countries ." Pa. , which ha s the contract could ride at a less expens1ve DAMASCUS, Syria (UP! ) Earlier , in Amman , the concluded ag reem ent whtch " We will be a ble to overcome for the brid ge work an d oth er charge is also be in g in - - Secret ary of State Henr y secretary admitted that " a is a further progress towards our difficulties," he said division e mployes. A. Kis sin ger arrived in fe w problem s" e xiste d pea ce in th e Mid dle East and vestigated . Kissinger satd th at he was Sen. Collins, addressin g th e Smi th out lined procedures Damascus today for a between the United State s th e U.S vtews on the mat- " ho pe ful" t hat Cong ress crowd , said he is personally that had l<l ke n place in meeting wtth Syria n and J orda n, whi ch also wa nts ter ," Ki ssmge r said . wo uld gt ve a favo rable tr yin g to expedi te the brid ge leadtng to a dects ion that the President Hafez Assad to lay Israel to cede territ ory on the Rifa i, addressmg reporter s dec1s1on on the Hawk mtss ile repairs. He sa td the Ohi o bridge re pair s hould be done. some of the gr oundwork for a West Bank that was ca ptured brtefly , sai d the dtscussion' tss ue legislat ure is a ware of the Smit h sa id the id ea ts to second-<ltage Golan Heights in the 1967 Middle East war . problem . Howe ve r , he eliminate any problem before truce similar to the on e he Ki ssinger held a t wo-ltour stressed that the repair of the it ha ppens. meet ing wtth King Hu ssein bridge mu st be a good job and other Jordania n offictals He a ls o sat d th at because of the danger of nego ti at ions ar e underway in Amman to revaew the bridges collapsing. He sa id he be twee n the state and th e r ecently concluded Israe li Egy ptian Stna t peace accord . ::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::;:;:;.;.;:;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.:-:·:·:-:·:·:·:·.·:·:·:···:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::::·:·:::·:·:::·:::;:·:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: He ts expected to fly bac k to Washington tonight ot repor t CHARLE STON, W Va. Vi r g int a, K e n tuc k y, Largely routine business to Pr esident ford on his misssion . (U P! I - Despit e a growmg Ala bama , lllinois and Inwas condu cteu by the Metgs :-: Re la t ions betw ee n the ba c k-towork m ovem ent m diana . County Commissioner s m a bne f sess iOn Tue s day United Sta tes and Jordan th e coalfields , Wildcatting E ven some soutbern West By United Press International wer e discussed a t len gth , West Virginia m iners today morning. Virginia m ines reopened, and ANN ARBOR , MICH. - OFFICIALS AT THE Veterans Commi ss ioner Henry Wens particularly Hussein 's an ge r continued a stubborn fi ght for Pa trick predicted a gradual Administration Hospital here say another patient - t he lith in at the lack of congressiona l th e '·right to stnke " th at was return to work in that area put in the record that people a baffling case that spurred an FBI murder hunt - has died approval for the sale to costtng their uruon $100,000 a continue to a buse use of the "over the next several days." af~r suffering a respiratory failure. The hospital identified the Jordan of Hawk missiles . day. tras h con tainers loca te d But signs of waning support latest victim as Robert Antil, 41, a jobless Detroit steelworker. '"There are a few probl ems Th e cont empt fin e against appare ntly did not so ften the Dr. S . Martin Lindenauer, hospital chief of staff, said there through out the county . One eve n wa s se t afire, he sa id . which exist , but they ar e not the United Mine Workers rebel miners ' r esolve. was "grave suspicion" when Anti! suddenly stopped breathin2 of the maktng of the two union rose to $900,000 under Wells sa id that people a re Th ey barr ed repor te r s Aug . 4. Since then, he had been kept alive with a breathing go vernments," Kissinge r told U.S . Distri c t Jud ge K K fr om meetings appar ently apparatus. Antil's r espiratory failure was one of more t han 50 placing tra s h outside empty containers, whi ch is contrary reporter s after the meetin g. Hall 's plan to keep raismg the used to map out new stnke cases reported between July I and Aug . 15 - the day the " We ar e doing our best and penalty until it reached $1.5 strateg y. to the stated pra cti ce. failures ended and the day the FBI entered the case. our uim ost to recttfy the million or the mmers were Jim Gilbray, a southe rn Atlendtn g wer e ' Wells, situation. " back at work . West Virgini a st nke lea der , Warden Ours, and Bernar d JERUSALEM - PRIME MINISTER Yitzhak Rabin urged Jordanian Premier Ze id Th e judge wa s pla ce d miners. " If you don 't told the U. S. Congress today to approve sending American watch- Gtlkey, comrmsswners , and Rifat , siltin g by Kissmge r ' ' under 24-hour guard by strike now you needn't strtke Ma rtha Cha mbers , clerk . dogs to the Sinai Desert to guard the Israeli-Egyptian interim side, nodded approvingly. marsha ls Tuesday federal an ymor e in, th e UM W peace settlement and promised it would not result in Vtetnamafter a threat was made on be cause it won't do any like involvement. his life, apparen tly in congood." Speaking to the Israeli parliament at a session called to nection with h1s sanctwns Bul a veteran miner st.11d, approve the recently negotiated E gyptian-Israeli second stage against the m ine rs who began "Some of the pi ckets at my disengagement pa ct in the Sinai Peninsula, Rabin said in th e state's the strike mme a re drtnkin g beer and American civilians in the area will be free to leave if a new Civil Cour t cases in Me1gs pe nal lies, and 14 ce r tiftcd southern coalfields Aug. II JUst rais in ' plain old hell ." w' round of fighting breaks out. Political sources said the 121l- Coun ty se t a modern day copies. Nea rly half of the 60,000 Hall berated both the UMW member Israeli parliament was virtually certa in to approve record 111 Aug ust accordm g to Total fees collected were bit uminous co al mmers tdled WHAT PR ICE BEAUTY ? Tht s 12-week-{)ld lloxer. and coal operators Tue sday the pact today despite vo cal opposition from the rightist Likud Nellie Brown, de pul y clerk of $2,197 50; dtv1ded as foll ows, through the Labor Day wee k- over thell' failure to idt r' ,fy " D. J." owned by Mtss Sharon Wilson isn't 1he clown of bloc . courts. co un ty $1,777, a nd slate, end return ed to their jobs th e dog world; thi s !s his ap pearance a s the result of pi c kets and strike lea •. Th e r e we r e 21 divorc e $420.50 There wer e 106 auto a nd UM W saymg he had seen a num ber gettmg h1 s ears cropped Both ears are stitched around Tu esday, TRENTON , N. J . - A \Ill-MILLION-GALLON reservoir ac tton s ftl ed , four In s pect ions for whi ch Secr etaryTreas ur er the edge and adhesiv e tape and the styrofoam cup out the Harry of them named and quoted in ran dry today because of a filter plant breakdown , forcing dts s olution s of marri age, co ll ectw ns tot al e d $3 18. proced ur e. The results Wi ll be ''unve il ed" 'IllUrsda\. Pa trick d eclar ed in th e news media. 250,000area residen ts to conserve water by giving up baths and se ven j ud g me n ~ . and .two coun ty rece1vmg $26.50. Washington it was a "m ajor UMW offietals have warned laundry . miscellan eous ca ses . There were 21 boat ltlles back-lo-work trend ." the strike and the court fines School children, government workers and an estimated Other ac tivt ties tncluded Iss ued, 20 applicat iOns made, Mmers who had stru ck m cou ld ruintheunion , and Rep 10,000 industrial work ers recei ved the day off under ts sutn g 836 ce r tificate of a n d two ce rtlf1 ed CO pi es s;mpa thy w1th th e West VirKen Hec hier , D-W.Va., satd declarations of emergency by authorities in Trenton a nd four l1lles, 282 notation of li ens, 150 tss ued Thts bro ught tn $:lJ; ginians' demand for th e free- "radtcal hoth eads" had engi suburban municipalities and Gov . Brendan T . Byrne. memo copies, 5 salvage titles, $27.75 tu the county, $5 25 to dom to strike wtthout fea r of neered the strik e at the ex889 affida vits, assignme nts the slate. co urt tn junctwn were back to pense of th e rank -and-ftle OOLUMBUS - OHIO 'S MOURNiNG DOVE huntin g a nd a ppli ca tion s, 59 wor k 10 Pen nsy lvama, season has been s uspended by the Department of Natural ., -.-- • e • y enttne lS Hussein, Assad are playing it cool -. "" fiNews . . •in Briefs\:\ Miners won't quit fighting Rural trash boxes still are misused Court busier in August II I I II 1~ ' I ' I McElroy marker .-J REG . $89 .00 Double drop sides, adjustable spring height, steel reenforcing coils on each side, 2 inch ca sters . REG. $23.00 Kantwet Vita Vent Mattress with F'irm-()-Flex innerspring unit. Dura-Lam fabric covering, tear resistant and washable. Meets all federal requirements for full-<lize crib. Resources until the full Supreme Court of Ohio determines whether the Division of Wildlife exceeded its authority in placing the animal on the game btrd list . " We ask that all sportsmen in the state immediately comply and cooperate with the temporary suspension ... until this matter may be properly considered by the full membership" of the court, said the department in a statement Thesday . Community fair opens on Thursday Entertainment, contests, and just plain old fun for everybody are the order for all four days of the annual Alb anv Comm untty Fa tr thi s wee k Th ursday thr oug h REG. $10.50 Kantwet all-<tround crib bumper, water repellent and easily wiped clean. COMPLETE 3-PIECE SET SALE 00 FURNITURE DEPARTMENT, THIRD FLOOR MAIN STORE, ANNEX AND WAREHOUSE OPEN WEDNESDAY 9:30 TO 5 PM Elberfelds In Pomeroy POMEROY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PATROL Taking over duties the first day of school after being sworn in by Police Chief Jed Webster were members of Pomeroy's Elementary School Patrol. Mrs. Pamela Crow is advisor. Patrol members are, front row , 1-r , Shawn Gilmore, Brent Houdashelt , Heinz Coats , Paul Sprague, Randy Murray, Joyce Lawso~ , Melinda Thomas, Melanic Dillard, co-eaptain, Barbara Whitlatch, Behnda Grinun , Kristin Anderson , Jeff Nash , Mrs . Crow; back row , Chief Webster, Jack Braley, Mark Mattox , Angelia Curtis , Connie Smith , Ricky Smith , Brian Harden , Leondus Lee, J. R. Wams ley , Ronnie Richards, Lect a B~ sh, Greg Thomas, co-ea ptain, Bill Colm er , Kim Mulford , Tammy Eichtnger , and Kim Pa tterson . Sunday. 2, c. mule Jwn pmg contest \\'I ll Gates will open at 4 p m be held and a l 3 p.m the re Thur sday wit h eve nts to wt ll be Junwr fa1r dernonmcl ud e a horse s hoe pitc h al5 stralto ns foll owed by the p .m . ; local chur ch prog ram JuniOr parad e a t 5 p m :\ fr om 6 to 7·30. p.m ; pony pull wt ll be fea tured at 6 Alexan der ban d conce r t, 7 · :w p.m. and from 7 to 8 30 pIll. to 8; tra<lor pulling and the Alp ine Harmo na1r es powder puff pulling events, Polka Band , Columb us, wtl l 7:30 p.m . and mus1c by the pl ay. A square da nce and Mtracle Atres Gospel Gro up, s how wtll be featured at B 30 Logan, from 8 to 10 p .m . p.m conc lu ded w ith a Gates Will open at 12 n(Jon ftr eworks dtspl ay a t 10:30 on Frtday with judgmg or At 12 noon on Sunday, when entnes to star t a t 1 p m ~ates open a t 9 a m. , th ere There will be a btcycle and will be a para de throug h town tn cycle parade an d races w1th fl oats feat unng (:1 begmn in g at 3 p.m and a bicentennial theme . At 1 p.111 contmuation of the horse shoe there wi ll be a hor se show p1ich al 5 p.m . A loca l church Rtdes and en tertainment Will prog ram wtll be from 6 to 7 be on the grounds for the four p .m . an d Billy Wal ker of the day s. Gr and Old Opry Show wtll a ppear fr om 8 to 10 p m Gates open at 9 a.m. on E XTENDED OUTLOOK Sa turday wi th a pe t show and Friday throu gh Sunday. pa rad e a nd a Juni or fa1r fa ir and mild throu gh th e tractor pul l begin ni ng al so at for ec a st period with high• that hour. There will be a in th e 70s to th e low 80s a nd ga rd en tractor pull also tn thP lows in the 50s to the loy, afternoon and all tractors and 60s. dn ve rs mus t be frum the Alexander Sthool D1stnct At . ·:·· :· : ' - :: ::.:. :. ·: :;. ::· :=: ·=: to be dedicated HA CINE - 'J he ~1et gs Coun ty BI C'l' rt ten m al Co m. rmss wn e~nd the i\.1r t ~s CtJLJn ty Pwncc r a nd H1st c·nc a l Soca: ty wtll s ponsor the dedicalitln here of the Oht o hi ston ca l marker hununng Capt Jose ph C :VIc Elroy at 2 p .m on Sundoy, Sept 14. at the Greenwo(Jd Cen,cter y Capt M c l-:lro~·. 18.1!-1907, was one of eight ch ildren born to J ohn <J nd Kathcnne Wagner McE lroy He worked as a farm hand on the Luci us Cross far m , attended school 1n Rac ine, and went t(J the Cahforma go ld ft el ds ut the age of 18. He se rv ed on R8c inc Village Counc1 l and ra1 sed a m1 htia unit 111 Hacme dunn g the Civi l Wa r . He v,as promoted to captain ~t the Battle of Cht ckama uga. He later Y. as shenff of M etgs Co tmt\ , \\o~S 1'lL• tpri t the Oht o C•·nert.!l 1\ ,..,,o...,·r ni<J~ aprotn ted b, tltr· gove rn()!' of 011HI to "L' J'\' t' ;1~ se c retary -trea sur n 11f rh•· Olnu Comm tsston f•JI' ~ht• Ch ac kama uga \alt!fl nal Mili tary Park . ll c srn·nl l \ ) ears m the U s I l 1·u:~~' r.r Hepresc nlil tavcs m till' !lfflo. · of 1ts pos tm a .'-. tN .John (' Rw e , chcurrn an d the Me 1g s Cou n t} HJc Pnten ntal Co mrm ~swn. w!ll serv e as n t a~l~·r of ce renllJn\ es for· the dediCation The !{('\' Howard Shivel e}, Ric~ctne Urutrd Mrthodt s t Churctl . \\Jl! gn·t the im· ocatton e~ n d 1he Hacme Amen can l A'~IOn P o~t 602, Elmer P tcken~. cornrnandf' r. will prrsent the roloro: Kyl e L. Allen \\111 t.;l\e '[', f the Colors". A reccpt wn v.1ll bl' t' dd at the home uf Mr . t:~ nd Mr s. Paul Houston in Syra cu ~e. They own the home of Capt. Partl y clo~dy tonight, lows McF. lroy's daughter whi c h m the m1d 60s. Sunnv con- wa s frequent!~ ns1ted b) tin ued wa rm Thursda)·,·lughs Capt. McElroy dunn ~~ his t en ur ~ of of flC'f' in 1n the low 90s . Probabilil\ of rain near zero tod ay. IO. pcr Washtn g lon . D C The cent ·tomght an d Thtu sdav Housto ns ha\·r t t·st m ed th e . ' hunw . Weather I. and �1 2 - The Datly Sentmel Mtddleport P omerov 0 \1 ednesday Sep t 3 1975 • Teater must lay off 680 workers m 30 days We Hold These Truths ... A Chro01cle of Amwca " COlUMBUS (UP! ) - The st ale Depa rtment of Natural Resources pla ns to lay off 167 of tls central Ohto employes Sept 15 and another 513 workers throughout the state wtthm th e ne xt 30 d ays beca use 11 lacks mon ey to pay them De part me nt dir ec tor Robert W Tea ter told a ne ws conference Tuesday the llllltal layoffs wtll take pla ce 111 District 7 whtch mcludes Delaware Fatrfteld Fayette Franklm lJ ckm g Madt so n Pi ckaway and Unton coun Take heart: you were in the red just $48.32 m Augu st WASHING roN t UP! I - U you have trouble balanclug your household budget, take note the federal government spent $11 billion more than It took In durlug the month of July alone That monthly deficit was the second highest on record, the freasury Department said fu esday, and contrasted with a $914 million surplus In June, the last month of fiscal 1975 Ibe July deficit was at an annual rate of $132 6 billion, compared with admlntstration forecasts of a $59 9 bi!Uon deficit for fisc al 1976 Ibe year~oug predictJons, however, include surpluses when the proJeCted economtc recovery takes hold this fall aod winter Ibe Jul} deficit wa s second only w the $15 39 billion shortfall in Ma) fhe June surplus left a budget deficit of $43 6 btlllon for 1975 the worst on record ties Te at er s a1d m a Jor programs aff ected wtll be m the areas of for estry sot! and wa te r ma na ge me nt a nd In te rp re tiv e an d edu cat iOnal pr og r a ms an st ate parks Ford hopes for boom year how m an y new cars Detroit \Hll sell next year Gen er a l Motors corp Cha ~m~an Th om as Murphy recently foreca st sales of 9 5 m illion m or e than two mtlhon above \\hal the four maJor a uto cornpames sold thts model year But mdustry analysts caUed that an op tumsh c ftgur e GM Ford Chrysler Corp and Amertcan Motor s Corp Satd Tuesday they plan to build about 676,000 cars m September the htghest number smce last October The ftgure ts down about two per ce nt from last Se p !ember Industry analysts satd the productton figure reflected about t he un certamty market Conceding he was overly opturusttc 111 the past two years, lacocca satd the auto mdustry was geared for a good - and perhaps even a l!l"eat - sales year DETROIT (UP! I - Ford Motor Co ts pa mtmg a rosy ptcture of the auto mdustry s 1976 prospects but sa ys en ding a prolonged mdustr y slump depends on cooperatiOn from Washmgt on - and a little btl of luck Prestdent Lee la cocca launchmg the annual fall ntual of mtroducmg the new models, Satd Tuesday Detroit thts commg year would pull out of tts worst car sales slwnp smce the DepressiOn of the 193~ He satd tl rrught even turn mto a boom year because the recesston ts Wllldmg down conswner confidence has re turned and car prtces - at least for Ford are 'relatively modest He did not disclose the new prtces, but satd Ford would keep Its mcreases con stderably smaller" than last year , when the prtce of tis 1975.5 went up by an average $400 a car at the mtroducllon Nor dtd lacocca predtct Don Gosney Local news in briefs and costs same charge a nd Jam es Edward Lew1s 18 Middleport $25 and costs for attempted theft The Pomerby E R squad answered a call to the Rutland pos1 otf1ce at 2 07 p m Tuesday where Cec11 Banks had become Ill He was taken to Veterans Memonal Hosp1tal At 11 02 am the squad went to the Shamrock Motel far Mary HarriS who was 111 She was taken to Pleasant Valley Hosp1tal THREE CARS THE ANNUAL HARVEST feshval will be held at St John Lutheran Church Pme Gr o ve Sunday Church serv 1ces will be at 11 am wtth a basket dmner at 12 30 p m There wil l be a hym n s1ng and spec1ai m u s tc begmnmg at 1 30 p m The public IS lnv1ted WERE damaged and a dnver cited to Pomeroy Mayor s Court followtng an acc1dent on East Mam St . Tuesday mornmg Pollee satd a car dnven by Debora Harns Portland struck the rear of a car dr1ven by Lowell Davis GallipOliS which 1n turn struck the rear of a car dnven by Jacob Holman Rac1ne Holman had slowed to make a nght turn onto Plum Sf Mrs Harns was ctted for lack of assured clear d1stance There was medium damage to all the vehtcles THE Order of Eastern Star IS spon sonrg a porch sale today through Sept 6 at 307 Spnng Ave NEY CARPENTER 97 Route 3 Albany d1ed Wed nesday morn1ng at hts home The body was taken to the Btgony Jordan Funeral Home 1n Albany where arrangements are be •ng made THE S OUTHERN CLUSTER of the Un1ted MethodiSt Churches will hold FIVE DEFENDANTS were fined Tuesday Middleport n1ght Mayor HARRISONVILLE by Fred Hoffman Assessed $150 and costs each and g1ven three day 1a1l sentences on con Vlcflon of dnvmg whde 1n tox1cated were Wayne Van Hoose 50 Coolville and Cec il Banks 44 Rutland Joanna L Caldwell Middleport was f•ned $5 and costs for fallmg to y1eld nght of way Gladwin G Werner 76 M iddleport $5 1ts annual p 1cmc at Letart Fall s Commun1ty Hall Sunday Sept 7 Worshtp serv tce will be at 11 a m followed by lunch at noon A hymn smg and games will be enjoyed 1n the af ternoon The publiC 1s tnv1ted to any or a!I of the day s ac hv tties dies at 66 Don ald A 1Don 1 Gosney 66 \\ ell kn own Mtddl eporl restdent Stxlh Avenue dted Tuesda) mght at Vetera ns Memonal Hospttal followmg a ltngermg tllness Mr Gosney was born March 27 1909 m Hallwood W Va the son of the late W1lltam and Nora Gear ) Gos ney He was a ls o preceded tn dea th of two brothers Wtlham 1Buff 1 a nd Harley A member ~f the Mtd dleport Pentecostal Church Mr GtJs ne} was a veteran of World War II havmg serv ed m the U S N a vy He wa s a m ember of Mtddleport Lodge 363 F&AM smce 1947 and belonged to Feene) Bennett Post 128 Am encan Leg 10n Mr Gosney earl ) tn hts hfe had been employed a s a mtll wrtght m constructiO n Y.. ork He had served wtlh the Mtddleport Pollee Dept for ftv e years and for 15 year s had operated Gosney s Duds N Suds m lower Mtddleport Survtvmg are hts wtfe Ruth an artts t and archttect thr e e stster s Mr s Ruth Short Buchtel Mrs Carl ( Elizabeth I Roush Mas on W Va and Mrs Jame Jones Eutys Fla two brothers Pearl of Buchtel and Harry of Ne lsonvtlle a mece Mrs Norman (Dorothy ) Yeauger West Melbourne Fla and two nephews Elroy Short of Zanesvtllc and Wtlham J ones of Eutys Fla Funeral servtces wtll be held at 2 p m Thursday at the Mtddleport Pentec ostal Church wtth the Rev Wtlltam Kmttel offtctatmg Fnends may call at the Rawling s Coats Funeral Home any hme un hi noon Thursday when the body wtll be taken to the c hurch In heu of flowers fnends may c ontr tbute to the Mtddlep ort Pente c ostal Church Radto Program fund Burtal wtll be m Rtvervtew Cemetery DR. LAMB No sta le p;tr ks wlil be closed early thts fall because of the personnel re du ction s Teate r emphastzed F ormer Gov John J Gtlhgan met wtth se¥ere crthclsm for orderm g st at e parks closed ea rly m the fall of 1971 when the la ck of a state budg et reqwred auster ity m ea sures Teate r sm d enforcement of th e coa l slnp m me r ecla rnat10 n la w wtll not suffer from the personnel reductwns but he add ed that unplementa t10n of an all m tn e r a ls s trtp nun e r eclamatiOn law mtght be I r F or below Bactena can gr o" and form toxms be tween 42 8 and 160 degrees F Any food that IS left standmg for m ore than an hour and a half should be e1ther kept hot enough or cold enough to prevent lhts The sav1ng grace ts pra c ttcmg a near stertle procedure If there are no bac terta m the food and tt •s kept free of contammatwn there wtll be nothmg to mul!tply A good example ts the s torage of canned food m sealed contamers at room temperature All meat used for lunc hes should be thoroughly cooked, des troymg the bacterta and any toxms Then you should avotd contammaltng tl tn the process of makmg sand w1c hes You are back to a need for a kitchen routme that keeps cooked food away from any plates utenstls or hands that ha ve handl ed r a\1 roods For t.:X...UIIJ.llt: , don L slice ham on a meat board you JUSt used to cut up raw round s teak Don t s ltck a fork used m handling r a w foods mto cooked food You m1ght c ons ide r usmg hot soup m a good quahl) th ermos bottle You c an safely use gelattn and frutts Raw frtllts are ver) good apples , oran ges bananas pears You should never se nd cream p1es or baked goods contatnmg a cream filling to school but you can send a frlllt pte Don t use sa lad dressmg or send potato salad m the lunch patl Thes e can harbor s taphylococcal orgamsm s and they can form enough toxm m four hours to cause severe food potsomng You can send along any canned ttems Canned JUICes a e fm e tf you child hkes JUI Ces The sm a ll can ned puddmgs tha t a r e now marketed ar c sa f1 wd can be legtslallve De mocrats He pomted out that the governor proposed a supple men tal $3 mtlhon grant dir ectly to the department but the legtslature has not acted on that Teater dented a ll eg ahons th a t the la yoffs we re pohllcal I don t know the pollttcal affiliation of my employes a nd netth er do my people (asSistan ts 1 he sa td Th e dtrector satd 487 of the layoffs can be made through attrttlon by not r epla cmg employes who lea ve volun tar tl y Miners ignore calls to go hack to work, heavy fines By United Press In tematlonal West Vtrhru a coa l mmers tgnored a genera l back~o y; ork m ove m en t a nd a $100 000-a-<lay fme today to contmu e thetr wtldcat strtke and Chtcago teacher s hit the hn es closmg pt cket classrooms to so me 530 000 students Nat10nal Atrlmes fltght at tendant s and Be rke ley Cahf teache r s and firemen also \\ere on ptcket lines toda) and a stnke was threatened m the rat! m dustry Prestdent Ford Tuesday a ppomted an emer gen cy revtew panel m efforts to avert a stnke by B5 000 railroad shop cr aft employes The board was gtven 30 day s to report 1ts f mdmgs fhe maJor tssue reportedly wa s work and safety rules DISSident coal mmers went back to work m half a dozen states but some 30 000 mmers r emamed out tn West Vtrgmta desptte a $500 000 contempt fme a gatnst the umon that mounted to the tune of $100 000 a day The fine took effect Tuesday The wtldca t strtke had tdled 60 000 mm ers But Uruted Mm e Work e r s m embers ret urn ed to work m Pennsy!va rua llhnms , Kentucky lndtan a Alaba m a Vtrgtma and parts of West Vtrgmta Mos t hold o uts we r e m so uthern Wes t Vtrg mta where the strtke startled Aug II and mushroomed mto a natwnwtde crusade_ to add a nght tu stnke clause to Lh e or ever, U. S. is told By LEONARD CURRY WASHINGTON (UP! ) - In the 18 months smce the surge m otl pnces a nd the start of recessiOn there has been growin g se ntiment a mong som e Amertcans to Withdraw from the world unttl economtc stabthty returns But the Umted Sta tes ts was no easy task for hun to be a black federal prosecutor and he s already ada pled to those (pressures) Hatchett \\til nm for a stx year term ne.t fall He brushed off questtons about his campatgn and satd hts tmmedtate ta s ks are revtewmg cases before the high court and moVIng hts family from Jacksonvtlle to Tallahassee Hatchett s wtfe IS a Jack sonvtlle school teacher Hatchett 42 refused to label hts legal VIews He satd des crtbmg htmself as liberal conservative or str1ct constructlomst" would be unfatr He satd he "ill try to closely follow the Jetter of the law Hatchett was a U S magts Irate m Jacksonville before his appomtment to the high court by Askew Hatchett, born m CJ~rwater, graduated from Flonda A&M and Howard Uruverstty law school m Washmgton 0 C He served as a pnvate attorney m Daytona Beach, Fla , before becommg an asststant U S attorney 111 Jacksonville Hatchett foresa" no problems on the htgh court because of his race He satd he had recetved hundreds of congratulatory letters smce Askew appomted him to the court m July I recetved only one bad letter, from a person up m Wtsconsm or someplace like But used You can al so send along that, ' satd Hatchett that was stck, not a hate certatn ra w vegetables tf the chtld hk es t hem a fe w Jetter ' radt shes or ca rrots are fme All of tht s sltll leaves somethmg to be destred m provtdm g the best foods wtth DEVOTED TO THE maXImum safety for lunches INTER EST OF But tf tl ts a~ y comfort to MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL )OU much of rural Amenca Exec Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH used the old lun ch bucket for C1ty Ed1tor those one r oom schoolhouses, P u bl shed dally except Satur day by The Oh o ValleY. apparently \\tlhout too much Pu bl s h.lng c ompany 111 dtfftculty Agatn the clue 1s Cou rt St Pomeroy Oh10 457 69 Bus n es.!-t Offrce Phon provtdmg as nea rly stenle 992 21 56 Ed rtorral Phone 992 food as you can , That offsets 215 7 Second c la-ss post age pard a multitude of sms mherent m at Po me r oy Oh 10 Natrona! ad v ert smg the tmproper s torage of food represen t a11ve Ward Inc Send your quesltons to me G r ff l h Com pany Bottrnell r & Gallagher 0 v m care of thts newspaper 757 Th rd A ve New Yor k P 0 Box 1551 Radto Ctty N Y 10017 Subscr i ption rates StatiOn New Yor NY 10019 Delivered by ca rrrer where a labte 75 cent s per we ek For mformatwn on healthy av By MG!or Route where c arr.er servrce not ealtn g send a long stamped av a labl e One month SJ 2'5 self-addressed envelope and By ma11 rn Ohio and W Va Yea r S22 00 s x 50 cents and ask for The One m onths Sll 50 Three Hea lth Le tter number 4-6 m onths $7 00 Elsewhere ?6 00 y ear Srx month s Ba la nce d Dtet Rec om lJ 50 thre e month s S7 50 ubsc rrp t ron pr ce rn cl udes mende d Da ti) Dt etar y unday T nes Sentrnel All owances By MICHAEL GOLDMAN TALLAHASSEE, Fla (UP! ) - Joseph Hatchett ts the South s first black state supreme court JUStice smce ReconstructiOn But Gov Reubm Ask e w, who ap pomted htm predtcted Hatchett could handle any pressur es cause d by ht s color Askew JOined 300 spec tator s Tuesday to watch Hatchett th e son of a frlllt ptcker take the oath of offtce as a Florida supreme court JUdge The governor satd Hatchett could fac e a challenge m a statewide electiOn, a Jot of that depends on how he handles himself between now and the next election Other blacks appomted to court posthons m Flortda have had ltttle dtffJCulty wmmn g eJectwns ,' satd Askew Hatchett could face a chal lenge wh en he runs for statewtde electton next fall I d say h e 's already handled the pressures (of bemg a black legal off1c1al 1 pretty well Askew satd It UMW contract The 26 744 member Chtcago Teachers Umon\ went on stnke agamst ctty schools toda y closmg classrooms to some 530 000 students Ill the nation s second largest ctty Poltce we re ordered to classrooms to protect staff m e mbe r s and nonstnkmg teachers ordered to report for work even though students were told to stay home today - the first scheduled day of classes No withdrawal now Black judge confident School lunches may harbor poisons By Lawrence E Lamb, M D DEAR DR LAMB Schoolts starting agam and I wondered tf you would be good enough t o dt scuss unrefrtgerated school tun ches Thts IS my fir s t ye ar : packing lunches I have a child who does not eat a wtde vanety of foods and therefore cannot buy lunch too frequently Wtth the exceptiOn of : peanut butter and teiiY , l • know nothmg that can safely • be left out of the refri gerator • for three or four hours a s :; these lunches are Why are we taught about salmonella on one hand at • home and then send meat sandwtches to school wtth our ::.children 1 ::' DEAR READER - There " Is a lot of truth m your ; statement A baste rule m . protecUng food ts that tl hould be kept at a tern perature of about 160 degrees • F or above or at 42 8 de~ress delayed Th e dtrec tor s at d th e Democrata c-cont rolled Ge n e r a l A sse mbl y necessitated the layoffs wh en tt a ppropnated only $16 4 mtlhon for personnel lhts year He Satd $20 5 milli on v- as reqUired to mamta m last year s level of personnel at current salan es Teater sa td Go v James A Rhodes vetoed an extr a $3 mtlhon a ppropriatiOn to the d epartm ent beca use he disagr eed wt th the prm ~ tpl e of sendmg the m oney through the sta te Controllmg Boa rd rl om m a ted by r.===~~9l now more mtertwmed wtth other nattons than at any time m tls htstory That becatne clear thts week at the 30th annual meetmg of the Internattonal Monetary Fund the fmanctal and trade or gamzatton of 127 non Commumst natwns Prestdent Ford told the VISiting fmance mLmster s that the only foretgn atd from the Umted States would he a moderatton of inflatiOn and more JObs for Amencans A strong economy •s the best contrtbutton thts natton can make to another natton ' Ford said m a seven-mmute speech Tuesday Ford satd a stronger economy tn Amenca will create consumer demand that will spread to other natwns and help solve thetr productton and unemploy ment problems But the Prestdent satd other countrtes also must do what they can to help themselves Economtc mdependence ts unperattve ' Ford satd No country can expect the actlons of others to solve tls economtc problems We must consult together , we must pull together ' Late Summer, 1775: Na med an a1de de-e ampto General Washtngtonon July 27 19 year old John Trumbull the son of the Royal Governor of Connec ticut 1s transferred to New York wtthin a year he w111 res1gn h1 s commass1on an a daspute with General Horatio Gates But young Trumbull ts destined for the heights He returns to Boston wher e he studtes art and m 1780 departs lor London to bec ome-11 student of the renown ed pamte r BenJamm Wes t Almost tmmedaate ly Bntlsh a uthonu es j ail Trum b ull on SUSPI CIOn o f treason La ter he res umes ht s apprentice ship under Wes t and by lhe late 1780s has es ta bli shed htmself as the lead mg Am en ca n pamt e r of the Re volutiOn Among hi s mos t famou s works are The Battk of Bunker Htll a nd The Death of Mont gomery -B} Ross Mackenzie & Jdf M arNell y/ ~ 1 97$ Unrt~ Featur e Syndicate Polly's Pointers llY PULLY LKAMEH Wash wool mop in cool water Polly's Problem DEAR POLLY - My good wool dust mop IS so clogged wtth dJrt I cannot use tt How can I clean thts mop• - IC!E DEAR ICIE - I would wash a wool dust mop with that well-known cold water solution for "KOols and then rinse well Several washings may be necessary If the mop 15 so very dirty Keep shaking the mop as 11 dries so it will be fluffy and soft - POLLY DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve hke that of M S co ncern s re s taurants but mme goe s a btl further It IS fmdm g hatr on one s plate When we are out m a party so ofte n someone m the group vmces that complamt Wtth so much long ha1r now bemg worn one would thmk the Board of Health would enfor c e a law requtrmg everyone cookmg or handling food to wear a hat or cap It IS dtscouragmg to eat out an) more and watch the \\attresses brush the long hatr back and out of thetr eyes Another Pet Peeve IS that the makers of upnght vacuum cleaners do not make a model flat enough to glide under beds My Pmnter concerns the present day shortages such a s that of paper For 25 years l have worked 111 a dry cleamng estabhshment and take the backs of my btllmg statements pull off the carbon and have clean sheets of paper to cut m half and make good counter papers for names and addresses of those lea\ mg cleanmg My boss has not had to buy paper for thts for 10 years 1long before shortages were talked of) There ts so much paper that could be reused wtth JUS! a little btl of effort - ANN DEAR POLLY - After trymg every way and every product unagmable to get gwn out of my hvmg room carpet ffi) mother suggested I use a pre wa sh spray I sprayed tt on watted a few mmutes and the gwn rubbed nght out wtth a dry rag Do test effect of the spray on your carpet's color and fabnc content - LINDA H DEAR POLLY Secretanes who have a hard lime recordtng telephone calls that may come m surges and who have an addmg machme or calculator close by can tust punch off the munbers as they recetve them Thts ts a qmck and easy way to take down legtblt telephone numbers 1n a hurry ( Polly s note - Names are more eastly remembered and could be wntten by the number after hangmg up the phone ) - DAVID DEAR POLLY - I want to tell Berme how I start a pretty plant from a carrot Stmply cut off the top end of the carrot leavtng about three fourths mch of carrot and push m a diSh wtth about three:rourths of tt m the water I use a frtlll bowl and the carrot starts to grow m JUSt a few days Be sure to keep tt wet - HELEN Foster son with grand jury DETROIT (UP!) - Jatnes Hoffa s self-<lescrtbed foster son, Charles ' Chuckte ' O'Brten, has twtce undergone questtonmg by FBI agents trymg to determme how and why Hoffa disappeared Today he was facmg a federal grand Jury Federal mvesttgators say 0 Brten ts a key figure m the mystery The 41-year old Teamsters unton orgaruzer already has admttted he was drtvmg a car borrowed from the son of a reputed Malta chteftam m the same area on the same day when Hoffa, former Team- sters boss, vamshed July 30 He called hts presence a comctdence The grand JUry, ¢ch federal offtctals s~ ts seeking mformatton instead of mdtctmenls, began tis hearmgs Tuesday and heard the testunony of the brother and the son of reputed Mafia enforcer Anthony ' Tony Jack ' ' Gtacolone The two were the ftrst of 70 Wltnesses scheduled to appear before the grand Jury Some federal authortttes call the grand Jury a final attempt to unravel the disappearance of Hoffa 1111'-ET ..I •I IIIPET IPEIIAL IIIPET IAIPETIPEIIIL BAKER FURNITURE Ml:rORT, OHIO sake· here is no finer diamond ring. Or ly rhr f nest gem dram nds b.::~r tht n:~ me Kt:ep:; l kt: )our cq sake d1 tmond 1s p cr m :~nc n tl, n g•srerl'd and protcct{'d aga mt loss 3- The DaUy Sentinel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Wednesday , Sept 3, 1975 SVAC grid teams open '75 play this weekend· High school football r•turns to t he Gallta Metgs area thts weekend wtth four games scheduled Frtday mght and two slated Saturday tn the Class II Southern Valley Athletic Con ! ere nee AcUon begms Frtday wtth an SV AC tilt between Eastern and Hannan Trace and non-league encounters featurm g Southeastern of Ross County at Southwestern and Southern of Meigs playmg at Fatrland Chesapeake IS at Symmes Valley Saturday afternoon the North Gallia Pirates will bat•Je Waterford on the Wildcats' fteld while Kyger Creek, the 1974 defending SV AC champs , wtll host the Gallipolis B team Saturday mght at Cheshtre Both Eastern a nd Hannan Trace look for better thmgs this fall after sub-par years tn 1974 Coach Spike Berkhetmer startmg hts thtrd year hopes hts club can tmprove tls 6-4 season Berkheuner stated earlier If thmgs go our way we co uld go 7-3 or 8-2 thts year but tf w~rse comes to worst we could end up 3-7 Eastern has etght returnmg lettermen Don Etchmge r Dave Hannum Ttm Kuhn Bob McClure Kevtn Barton Davtd Mills, Mark Lawson and Joe Kuhn The Eagle team 'IS constderably smaller than Eagle squads of the past At Mercervtlle, Coach Davtd Owens, begmnmg his second season at the belm of the Wildcats, has seven returnmg let termen but early mJurtes may dectde HT s fate Returmng are Dave Jones, Rtck Waugh Charlie Cremeens Rtch Whitt Jun Waugh and Kevm Petrte HT lVIII operate from a Wmg T formatiOn led bv quar SV IS expected to use the Stratght 1 format ton and tf Bathe terback Scott Gtbson fullba ck Bob Wa lter w1ngb ac k Jun has stmtlar theones as hiS former coach Woody Hayes t he Waugh and tailback Dave Jones Cremeens, Joe Wtllt ams an d Rtck Waugh were mJured durmg a recent scrunmage aga mst fullbac k "'ll probabl) see plcnt) of aclion Chesapeake and may miSS Frtday s game The Pcmthers return folll" starters and 11 letter men fr om Coach Bob Ashley s Southwestern Htghlande rs hopmg to last ' ea r-s 5-4 fl msh and 2-4 log m the Ohw Valle) Conference unprove tls 1974record host Southeastern of Ross Count\ The Lead tng the ilst of returnmg starters IS 140 lb qu arter back Panthers are coached by Randy Burnstde form er asststa nt al safety Kevm R1ce Ace om pam. mg R1ce are ha lfback !tncbacker M1ke F mle) Mel\ tn Chander a halfback safe!) Ja ckson High School Southeastern ts m tls second year of foot an d 16:>-pound fullback lmebackcr Rand) Bone Chesape•ke ball havmg played a reserv e schedule a year ago runs from the PO\.o,er I and\\ 1ll ust a 4-4 defense #t The Highlander team will be built around four se ruors t\orth Gal hd the team ~ 1 \ rn the best chance to dethrun(' ta ckle Ja ck Walker tailback Rtck Crouse guard Ma rk Jef fers and quarterba ck Bobby Ruff Other returnmg lette rmen de fendmg champton K\ger Creek opens on tllC road Saturilll) are JWUor fullback Chrts Lewis JUntor e nd Ke tth Gr ate and a rt ernoon at Waterfo rd Coach Joh n Bla kes Pira tes hope to better lilst )ear s 3-3 sophomore center l.<~rry Center SW wtll use a stratg ht 1 of lea~ue mark and 4--5 overall pcrformam·e fense and a :>-2 defense Symmes Valley led bY ftrst year coach Greg 1Woody 1 North Gallra IS le d b) the ret w n of 14 lettermen !bey are Brut.:e Rwn on fu ll ba ck I' re<l Log 1n t.tt lback Mark Thetss Bathe an Ohto State Umverstty produc t ope ns tls 1975 c• m quarterback Rrett Tac-kett end Gem Welch, renter Oon p;ttgn wtth a non~eagu e bat tle wtth Ch esapeake The Vtkings were 1}-9 last ) ear but thmgs mtght lJ< Spence r end Rt chard I gglcton Hon Pl,mts 1 om Brumfield brtghter thts fall Twelve re turrung lettermen form the nuc leus Martm Hash Russe ll Putts Btll Baker Btl! 1 ookado Cal\ m Mmms Rex Justice and Mike Case\ for this )ears squad Returnees are John Berry fullbac k NG \\ Lil be runntng from the Po \~ er I and \0.,1 11 usc a Rtck Htggtns, e nd Phil Hilgenberg fullba ck Mark La ff erre end Mtke Miller gua rd John Holbrook guard Ra nd) de fensive alignment of a S-4 or 4-4 Captams th1 s fall a re Wckh Spence r and Hun) on North Stumbo tackle , Ri cha rd Stwnbo center and guard Rand) Stumbo tackle Rtchard Stumbo center and guard Mark Gct lh ::t has looked lffipresSI\C' m 1ts t111ee prl' season su mt Wilson end Cectl Clary wtngback Tom Glad ea u ta tlback Ohtges Saturda~ rught CDach Jtm Spr <~gue s defe nding SVAC and Terry l'iunlev wmgba ck .. The Major is back Hoople likes Pitt over Georgia By Major Amos B Hoople Original Wizard of Odds Egad frtend s t he preltmmary reports I ve recetved from the Hoople operatives m the fteld coupled Wllh the tnformatwn gleaned m my personal reconnmtermg of many of the practtce ftelds , reveal wtthout doubt that collegtate football wtll be very much altve m 75 1 Whtle many of the perenmal powerhouses are taking another week to hone up thetr offenses and toughen theJr defenses several others ktck off the season thiS weekend For openers thts Saturday feast your eyes on these sterlmg matchups Baylor defendmg Southwest Con ference champ agam s t rebutldmg Mts s tsstppt Georgta hostmg Ptttsburgh Maryland en te rtatntn g Vtllanova, Memphts State vs Mtsstsstppt State N C State vs tough East Carolina, San Otego State vs Texas El Paso and Southern Method iSt vt s tlt ng Wake F orest And on Monday mght m Btrmtngh a m mt g ht y Alabama regularl y Southeastern loop leader takes on Mtssourt of the rugged Btg Etgh t m the TV season opener Tts a schedule worthy of mtd) ear btlltng Here IS how the Hoople System sees em In the1r fir st-ever meetmg Baylor s Bears wtll down the MtsSisstppt Rebels 24-10 The Pitt-Georgta engag ement wtll turn mto a \\tid scormg affatr a s Pttt s Tony Dorsett runner deluxe and the Bull dogs quarterback Matt Robmson stake out early All ArneTJca claims We make 1t 42-48 m favor of the Panthers Maryland ft gure s to roll over Vtllanova 31}-14 whtle Mtsstsstppt State s Bulldogs out snarl the Memphts State Tigers m a fi ercely fought match 28-21 North Carolina State ts too tough for East Carolina but they II have to go all out to top the Ptrates 31}-28 Today's Sport Parade By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Editor NEW YORK (UP!) - Put yourself m Earl Weavers place for a rrunute Your ball club started off poorly, horrtbly m fact, touchmg rock bottom at one pomt and droppmg nme gatnes back Now tt bas a chance to come from behind and wm the same way tt dtd the final month of the season last year Questton what do you do if you're Earl Weaver• Do you stt back qmetly, try to keep from becommg hoarse agam and let your Baltimore Onoles play thetr own game 1 Or do you maybe light a little more t~re under them wtlh some kind of pep talk rerrundmg them bow Boston blew a seven game lead last year this tune ? 'I don't think we need any pep talk at thts pomt, says Earl Weaver 'l also don t thmk tt'll be a matter of Boston folding We got 'l:l more games to play and we've gotta play 667 baseball We have to wm two outta every three, and lf we do that, I think we've got a good chance " The Ortoles have been playmg catch-up baseball stnce May when thetr httimg detenorated mto a JOke and they went through thetr worst stretch of the season, lostng 11 out of 12 That dropped them mto the cellar, but if everything goes thelr way now, they still can overtake Boston the way they dtd last September when the Red Sox lost 20 of thetr last 28 gatnes The Rl!d Sox have lost SIX of thetr last 11 but don't seem to be m any serious trouble On the face of tt, the sttuallon between the Red Sox and Orioles now seems similar to what tt was a year ago Weaver doesn't see It that way, though "Last year we kind of knew around late August they couldn't keep playmg the type baseball they were, ' he says "This year they're more solid up and down ru say thts if our ball club could lose II out of 12, then tt could happen to any club m the league I'm not saying the Red Sox are gonna lose II out of 12 I'm only saymg if our ball club could do tt, then so could any other one " Thts IS what Is known as hypothettcal thmking, the kind which somehow becomes much more prevalent the fmal weeks of any season In that same vem tt may or may not be stgnificant that Darrell Johnson doesn t worry much about hts Red Sox losing 11 out of 12 At least he says he doesn't "I never talk about negative thmgs, ' he claliiiS ' A lot of people ask me about what happened to us the last month of last year They ask me whose fault tt was' I tell them tt was nobody's fault That's the truth Last year we had the kind of team where we bad to do tt bY hook or by crook, and the end result was that we got beat because we dtdn't hit m the last 35 ball games We were an entirely different team, though We didn't have (Fred) Lynn, (Jun ) Rice, (Carlton) Ftsk, (Denny ) Doyle or (Rick) Wtse These fellows make an awful lot of difference " Earl Weaver agrees "Lyrm and Rice are tremendous, ' he says They re domg for them what (Rich) Coggms and (AI) Bumbry dtd for us m 1973, only with more power Rtght now, I'd say we've got a chance because we still got four games wtth Boston Our ball club lSll'l In bad shape now "The players don't look like they need any pep talk The only thing ts that if we should happen to lose a game , I'll JUSt rerrund them that's not the end There 's alway~ tomorrow , Sometimes It helps if you remember that San Otego State 8-2 I last ) ear wtll ge t off to a good star t by "hackm g Texas El Paso 34 24 And m what should be a very ev en game our scouts g tv e SMU s Mustangs the nod over Wake Forest s Demon Deacons, 15 13 On Monday nt ght Be ar Bryant s Barna Boys wu1ners of four s trai ght Southee:ts' ern Conf e r en ce lttles wtll •ta r t a noth e r wmmng season as they kn ock off AI Onofno s Mt ssourt club Thts "'ll be a much clos er g ame than man y anltctpate - wtth the dtf ference m our - ahem constdered opmwn bemg the all-ar ound abthty of runner passer Rtchard Todd We see the CnmsQn Ttde surgmg over Mtssourt by a 23 30 coun l - har - nunph Now go on wtth m y forecast Marshall 21, Akron 17 INI Eastern Mlch 28, Ball St 14 Baylor 24 Mississippi tO 1N 1 Central Mlch 36, Western Mtch 6 Western Ky 35, Dayton 28 INI Fresno St 20 , Fullerton St I7 (Ni Pittsburgh 42, Georgia 28 Houston 24, Lamary 17 IN) Long Beach St 32 S W Loutstana 2I 1N) Maryland 30, VIllanova 14 MISs State 28 , Me mphis St 21 IN! New Mexico St 26, Drake 24 (NI N C St 30, East Carolina 28 (NI N E LouiSiana 27, Paciftc 20 (NI San Otego St 34, U Tex EI Paso 24 (N ) Toledo 21 Wesl Carolina 14 (N) SMU 15, Wake Forest 13 (N) W Texas St 41, Wichita St 17 iN) Sept 8 I Monday, Sept 8) Alabama 23, Mlssourl20 1N 1 (NI -Night Game Ft. Gay 6 Hannan 0 Meigs I8 Pt Pleasant 14 Wayne 12 Wahama 6 Athens 20 Marietta 8 Chesapeake 46 Symmes Val ley 0 Portsmouth West 12 Coal Grove 8 Fairland 18 Southern 6 Gallipolis 6 Rock Hill 0 Eastern I4 Hannan Trace 8 Ironton 28 South Point 14 New Boston 40 Ironton St 1\\ o former Bobcats \\I ll return for thetr debut SdturriR) \Hth the Bl ue lmps 11u~ y are sophomore tack le Sam Corfta~ ~m d assistant \a r slt~ eoac h Jan Hothgeb Othe r Blue Imp eoe~ c hes are R1 ll Wam sle) mtl OeaC[ Maso n - Wolfe named SVAC president BASEBALL Am encan L ea gu e S!and rngs By Untied Pr ('SS tnt ernall onal Ea st W L Pel G B Bos ton 80 ss 59) Ba tt more 7J 61 548 6 New Yor k 68 68 500 12 Cle\le and 62 69 473 16 M •lwau kee 60 77 1)8 7 1 Detro 1 53 87 J9) '}7 Wes t W Oakla nd Ka nsasC ty Te)ll:as Ch cago M nneso1a Call forn a L 87 55 7J Pet G 8 599 548 .!86 66 61 71 11 65 70 481 67 482 63 7.! J60 Tu esda y s Gam £>s Kansas C ty t Ch cago 1 1 s , 6 6 9 p m Kansas C ty ( Leonard 1 51 a Chtcago (Je ffe r son 4 9 1 9 p m Cte\le land ( Pe erson 10 7 t a M tlwaukee ( Sla 1on 1 16 l 8 JO p m New Yo rk (Hunter 18 1J a Del r o t (Lolrch 11 15J 8 p m Bosto n (W se 17 8 ) at Bal more (Pame r 2081 730pm Nat onalleague Stand ngs By Un ted Pre ss lntcrnatronal Ea st W P tts burg h 51 L OUI S Phrl adelph a New Yor k Chrcago Montr ea l L 76 73 77 59 64 65 72 65 63 75 60 75 C,trl Wo lfe head ba sketball coach at Southe rn H tg h S<. hool m H.a cinc \\a s elected p1es1 rl ent of the SoutttCJ n Vi:t lle, \thlett c Con fcrc n u~ Tuesd a v ht \-\ olfe sue ceed s Kc IL f:u r uf K\ gc r Creek Other ufftce rs e1 . . ted \\ CIC J1 m r aster N01 th ,. ., 1l h 1 ba s ketball coach vt " pres id ent and Bob A shh~ \ Soulh \\ estern fo otball coa<h v. as named sec retnn treasurer I he leaguf' 1ssued 15 Pel G B 56) 5]) 4 576 5 526 5 457 14 44d 6 Wes f W L Pet G B C n c nnal 91 46 66d Los Ange es 73 65 529 18 Sa n Fr anc sco 68 69 496 2) Sa n 01ego 62 76 dd9 29 At la nta 60 78 .:IJ5 3 Houston 53 86 JBI 39 Tuesday s Result s San Fra nc sco 7 LOS Ange les 3 P t sb ur gh 8 New York 4 n gh ( h cago 5 5 1 LOU tS J n yh Mont r eal d Ph a de ph a 3 n gh c nc nnat • 10 Sa n 0 fi.QO 4 n gh A1 anl a d Houslon 1 rJi't:lht Wednesday s Gam es (All T1m es E OTl P t tsbu r gh (Reuss 14 Ol a New Yo rk (Mat l ack 16 8l 8 05 p m Mont rea l (Re nko 5 10 1 a1 Ph la de ph ra (U nderwood 12 10 } 7 JS p m Ch cag o ( R Reusche 0 Sl a1 51 Lou s (Reed 129 ) 8 JOp n L os Angeles (Messersm h 15 l J) a Cr ncr nna ( Noan 28l Sa n Fr an c sea (Falcone 09 l ut Houston ( R chard 9 8 ) 3 35 p m Sa n 0 ego ( M e l nl osh 8 13 :~ t Alla n a ( Sadec kt 2 Jl 7 JS p m Joe 0 Jacksoo H Portsmouth 8 Kyger Creek 34 GAHS ' B 0 Logan 14 Ne\\ Lexington 8 North Gallla 6 Waterford 0 Valle) 14 Oak Hill 12 South\\estern 14 Ross-South eastern 6 Wheelersburg 26 WaHrly 0 Wellston ~0 Federal Hockmg 0 Winfield 14 Seth 6 recetver and probably at linebacker " There s a brtght stde to all thiS madness 'I'm happy there_ sill! ts competttion at so many post twns,' Gregg sa•d It keeps everyone on his toes and workmg bard Ftve of the Browns who apparently didn 't fall mto that category were cut today before the club held thetr ftrst practtce of the season at thetr Baldwm Walla ce Co ll ege tratnmg Sit e iWantAd " L~.mren(e Coun t) had ct:~n ce lled 1ts footba ll season due lo a lac k of pia) crs At leas t two league teams Svm mcs Valley and Hannan Tr ace have ~::am es scheduled ,... 1th Green Atte n d tn g T ues d a} s meettn g a t Kyger Cr eek were coac hes Greg Ba the Ange lo DI Bene de tto and Gary Salye r s Sy mm es Va lle) John Bla ke a nd Jtm Foster Nor th Ca lha Jt m Sprague ~tn d Ke1th Ca r te r K)gcr Creek Sptke Berkheimer F astern Bi ll Je\\ell and CaF! Wolfe Souther n llob ~ shle\ ,t nt! Rl t: hd Td Hamilt on Southweste rn Da\ ad 0\\eJJ,S <m li Da n Cor nell Hannan I race prm c1pals Robe l r La nm ng Kyger Cree k Paul Dillon Hannan Tra ce and Dave Du nfee S) mme s Va ll"' and mcd(a rcpr ese nlatJves Bt ll Gr a}1 WJE I-1 and Dale Rothgeb Jr Oh10 Va llev Publt s htn~ Comp.my • Fisk returns, Boston wzns By RILL MADDF I> UP! Sport s Wnli r Ca rlton Fts k m tght )et becom e the f1rst player m base ba ll hiStory to wtn a most valu a bl e player award and a purple hea rt m th e same season FIS k whose stnng of m JUries have ca used h1m to mtss nea rly an entire season of games O\ er the past t,., o years \\ as ba ck m the Red Sox line up Tuesday mght after a mne-g amc abse nce du e to a spht fmger rhe result 2 for -4 and three RB! s m a 7-4 vtct ory for the Red Sox O\ er the "'\ew York Yankees F ask ts the glue ma n Oakland A s slugger Rcggte Jack son satd on ly last v.eekcnd whtle the sluggtng Boston catc her was still on the stdelmes He s the guy who keeps the Re d Sox together Th e fa cts tend to back up J ackson In ht s 57 games thts yea r F tsk ha s dnven m 37 r un s scored 28 and IS battmg 313 wtth seven hom ers M) hand felt good last Wednesda) and I was hopmg cr ea sed the Red Sox lead to s1x games over Baltlmore tn to get back mto the lin eup the AL East but then I pulled some te n Elsewhere m the Amcn can dons m my fm ger s after Leag ue Cleve land edged pt cking weeds 111 my gar de n sa td F tsk who drove Baltunnre 2 I after dropptn g the opene r or the ir home two run s w1th a bases er 3 2 Ka nsas doubl ehead loaded smgle m the fourth and smgled home a nother m Ctty to pped Cht cago 4 I Mtnnesota put a way Texas 5 the llfth I couldn t get a good gnp 3 and Mtlwauk ee tnmmed on the bat tomght but come to Detr o it~ In Nalional Lea gue acti on, thmk of 11 I mtght keep thts was Ptttsburgh over Ne"' tt grtp awhtle York 8 4 Mont real ato ~ Th e vtctory whtch went to Reggte Cleve land r11}-9 ) m Phtlade lpht a 4 3 Chtcag o bestm g St LoutS 5 3 Cm• cmnatt drubbmg San Dtego 10-4 Atlanta ove r Houston 4 I and San Franctsco on to p of Los Angeles 7 3 Perez Reds' new RBI king CINCINNATI 1UPi l - 1 he score board flashed tn btg brtght lights RB I King Tony P erez stood on fi rst base There wa s a lump In hts throat som eth mg he ne \ er gels when t he ch tps are do wn Th e peo ple the) gtve me a standing O\ a twn I no know what to do s atd Perez the Cin c inn ati Red s fi rst baseman 8 OS p m • GET YOUR MAN WJnl A tu rach sc hoo l an d cll scusst.>d the ann ua l basket lJ 1ll Prf'\ C'\\ T he prev iew \\Il l br held at Rto Grande ( lie ge Nu\ 21 Vtnlo n C unt\ i\1 11 be tnvt ted a~ the e tgh th tr ~ur Furt her deta tls \'Ill be dnnuunced Other tssues dscusscd were policies regardtng the pur c hcn;e uf 111 leag ue trophies .tnd se lee twn of the all SV AC foo lb•ll •n d b as ket ball squ tds It was repor ted t hat [ r ec n l-l 1gh School an pc-~ sses 11 mn ngs n ghl Ba l mo r e J Cle\le l and 2 lSI 0 mn ngs tw n ght Cleve- and 1 1:3alt mo r e t 7nct n gh l M nneso ta 5 T e~~.as 3 n ghl M ilwa ukee 6 Detro 1 5 n gh Boston 7 New York J nrghl Cal torn a 4 Oak la nd 1 n gh t Wednes day s Gam es !A Tr mes EDT l Te)ll: aS ! Perzanowsk 3 at Ca l lo rn a (Ryan 1J 171 o JO Five Browns cut BEREA Ohio (UP! ) - If Forrest Gregg had hts way he'd go Wlth hts 22 starters now and they'd play the fmal two exhtbttton games agamst the New York Gtants and Detrmt Lions-before the regular NFL season gets underway Sept 21 for the Cleveland Browns But that's not the case for a number of reasons, so tbe testmg will bave to go on before the Browns open tbe 1975 campatgn agamst tbe Bengals 111 Cincmnati 'We are nQt settled on the defenstve lme or backfield or on the offensive backfteld," Gregg said today ' Tight end lS also up m the atr So the only places where we are pretty well set are on tbe offenstve lme , at wtde champwn Kyge r Cree k Bobcats host the Ga lli polis Reserves al Chesh tre The Blue Imp• replaced Wahama on the Babe a~ schedule \\ 1th 50 team members KC ha~ one of the largest squads In the ar ea KC s offense ts led b) r et urnmg quarterback Ttm Lucas, all SVAC tadbac k Chns Preston \\tngbacks Tom Ker n and Rtck Sm tth so phomore speedster Marcus Getger JUruor tat lback Todd Taylor ends Btll Metzne r a nd Jtm I Monk I Ward ce nt er Jeff Blazer tackles Mtke Curnutte and Oliver Ta) lor guards Jun Armbruster Tom Stump and Tun Mole s and fullback Ralph Sav ior Th e Bobcats operate from the Po" cr I offense and play a 4-4 defense Probable pla}ers for the Blue Imps '-"I ll be se mor tHckle. Jaj Jaegers JWl lOr "mgback Sam Armstro ng 1un10r c.:e nter Ste\ e Bowma n and JuniOr \.\ mgback Davtd Wiseman Sophomores s lated to sec actaon are Ken Ba rcus Gar~ Bla nkenshi p Gary Dabne) Terry Da\ ts Jef f Roth Jtm Sunms rim Watso n Mtke Staggs and J eff \VItale) quar terback Others mclude Mtke V. 1gglesv. orth JUm or end and Mtk e Clifford so phomore tackle SC IOTO RESU LTS COLUMBUS 1U P I J Sonny Sutton paced the m tle m 2 03 and 3-5 to take a wtre to-wtre vtctory Tuesday m the featured etghth race at Sc toto Downs The wtnner patd $5 60 $3 40 an d $2 80 Second was Ktd J ody and thtrd was Lakewood Dort In th e mghtl) do uble Justly J ubtlee 14) a nd Easy Ca l ( 6) teamed for a $22 20 payoff Tuesday s a ttendance was 3 377 a nd the) bet $219 14 1 Almost tuntdly Tom had ttpped hts hat to the c rowd wh1ch r oar ed tt s adm1rat10n for one of the most popula r players to wear a Red s un1form Pe rez smgle to left wht ch scor ed Cesar Gerorum o with one of seven runs the Red s scor ed durmg the fifth mrung en route to a 10-4 victor y over San Dtego touched off the cele br atiOn Tuesday mght The RBI was the 1 O!Oth of Pe r ez career tDppmg by one the old club record \\nt ch ha d been he ld by Fra nk Robmson now man ag er of th e Clevela nd lndtans Yes I proud satd Tony Its mv firs t record fls an honor to break a Robtnson record .. Ge t an RBI To ny s teamma tes had urged ht m v.he n he stepped to the pla te \\ tt h Geron uno on thtrd an d one out m the ftfth I di dn t wa nt a sacriftce fly satd Ton} I wanted a hit I v.as 1}-for II The seve n runs m the fifth coupl ed w1th three the Reds scored m the second mrung boosted thetr lead ov er the Padres to 11}-1 a nd ga H Don Gull ett hts 12th vt cto ry aga mst three losses Hom ers by Dave Winfield Mtke lvte and Dave Roberts accounted for the four run s Gullett ytelded before Red manage r Sparky Anderson lifted him after seven m mn gs Tuesday m ght s r eco r d breakmg performance cam e on the hee ls of a Player of the Week award voted Tony for his record of 11 ht ls m 28 at ba ts and 10 RB!s over a seven dav spa n In a few days r onv ma y lea rn he ha s been voted the loop s Player of the Mon th of August Beca use a 398 battmg a\e rage and 26 runs he drove home last m on th make hun a prune candtda te Per ez IS playmg m his 11 th full season wtth the Reds "Is your home insured for what it's worth, or just for what it cost you ..?" ' Steve Snowden 1258 Powell St Mtddl c port 0 PH 992 715 5 .,_ Like a good nelchbor, Stakf'arm lS there ..:>1 / l F\fl t ND Cf1SUALT 1 c J' ~ f' 74 ( KNA PP PR ESENTS. SALE OF THE YEAR ON K48 and K58 SHOES SAVE s4 (REG- 119.99) SALE $1599 KNAPP NEOPRENE SOLES DAN'S SHOE REPAIR Mtddleport Jl8N 2nd Ph 992 3684 I I �1 2 - The Datly Sentmel Mtddleport P omerov 0 \1 ednesday Sep t 3 1975 • Teater must lay off 680 workers m 30 days We Hold These Truths ... A Chro01cle of Amwca " COlUMBUS (UP! ) - The st ale Depa rtment of Natural Resources pla ns to lay off 167 of tls central Ohto employes Sept 15 and another 513 workers throughout the state wtthm th e ne xt 30 d ays beca use 11 lacks mon ey to pay them De part me nt dir ec tor Robert W Tea ter told a ne ws conference Tuesday the llllltal layoffs wtll take pla ce 111 District 7 whtch mcludes Delaware Fatrfteld Fayette Franklm lJ ckm g Madt so n Pi ckaway and Unton coun Take heart: you were in the red just $48.32 m Augu st WASHING roN t UP! I - U you have trouble balanclug your household budget, take note the federal government spent $11 billion more than It took In durlug the month of July alone That monthly deficit was the second highest on record, the freasury Department said fu esday, and contrasted with a $914 million surplus In June, the last month of fiscal 1975 Ibe July deficit was at an annual rate of $132 6 billion, compared with admlntstration forecasts of a $59 9 bi!Uon deficit for fisc al 1976 Ibe year~oug predictJons, however, include surpluses when the proJeCted economtc recovery takes hold this fall aod winter Ibe Jul} deficit wa s second only w the $15 39 billion shortfall in Ma) fhe June surplus left a budget deficit of $43 6 btlllon for 1975 the worst on record ties Te at er s a1d m a Jor programs aff ected wtll be m the areas of for estry sot! and wa te r ma na ge me nt a nd In te rp re tiv e an d edu cat iOnal pr og r a ms an st ate parks Ford hopes for boom year how m an y new cars Detroit \Hll sell next year Gen er a l Motors corp Cha ~m~an Th om as Murphy recently foreca st sales of 9 5 m illion m or e than two mtlhon above \\hal the four maJor a uto cornpames sold thts model year But mdustry analysts caUed that an op tumsh c ftgur e GM Ford Chrysler Corp and Amertcan Motor s Corp Satd Tuesday they plan to build about 676,000 cars m September the htghest number smce last October The ftgure ts down about two per ce nt from last Se p !ember Industry analysts satd the productton figure reflected about t he un certamty market Conceding he was overly opturusttc 111 the past two years, lacocca satd the auto mdustry was geared for a good - and perhaps even a l!l"eat - sales year DETROIT (UP! I - Ford Motor Co ts pa mtmg a rosy ptcture of the auto mdustry s 1976 prospects but sa ys en ding a prolonged mdustr y slump depends on cooperatiOn from Washmgt on - and a little btl of luck Prestdent Lee la cocca launchmg the annual fall ntual of mtroducmg the new models, Satd Tuesday Detroit thts commg year would pull out of tts worst car sales slwnp smce the DepressiOn of the 193~ He satd tl rrught even turn mto a boom year because the recesston ts Wllldmg down conswner confidence has re turned and car prtces - at least for Ford are 'relatively modest He did not disclose the new prtces, but satd Ford would keep Its mcreases con stderably smaller" than last year , when the prtce of tis 1975.5 went up by an average $400 a car at the mtroducllon Nor dtd lacocca predtct Don Gosney Local news in briefs and costs same charge a nd Jam es Edward Lew1s 18 Middleport $25 and costs for attempted theft The Pomerby E R squad answered a call to the Rutland pos1 otf1ce at 2 07 p m Tuesday where Cec11 Banks had become Ill He was taken to Veterans Memonal Hosp1tal At 11 02 am the squad went to the Shamrock Motel far Mary HarriS who was 111 She was taken to Pleasant Valley Hosp1tal THREE CARS THE ANNUAL HARVEST feshval will be held at St John Lutheran Church Pme Gr o ve Sunday Church serv 1ces will be at 11 am wtth a basket dmner at 12 30 p m There wil l be a hym n s1ng and spec1ai m u s tc begmnmg at 1 30 p m The public IS lnv1ted WERE damaged and a dnver cited to Pomeroy Mayor s Court followtng an acc1dent on East Mam St . Tuesday mornmg Pollee satd a car dnven by Debora Harns Portland struck the rear of a car dr1ven by Lowell Davis GallipOliS which 1n turn struck the rear of a car dnven by Jacob Holman Rac1ne Holman had slowed to make a nght turn onto Plum Sf Mrs Harns was ctted for lack of assured clear d1stance There was medium damage to all the vehtcles THE Order of Eastern Star IS spon sonrg a porch sale today through Sept 6 at 307 Spnng Ave NEY CARPENTER 97 Route 3 Albany d1ed Wed nesday morn1ng at hts home The body was taken to the Btgony Jordan Funeral Home 1n Albany where arrangements are be •ng made THE S OUTHERN CLUSTER of the Un1ted MethodiSt Churches will hold FIVE DEFENDANTS were fined Tuesday Middleport n1ght Mayor HARRISONVILLE by Fred Hoffman Assessed $150 and costs each and g1ven three day 1a1l sentences on con Vlcflon of dnvmg whde 1n tox1cated were Wayne Van Hoose 50 Coolville and Cec il Banks 44 Rutland Joanna L Caldwell Middleport was f•ned $5 and costs for fallmg to y1eld nght of way Gladwin G Werner 76 M iddleport $5 1ts annual p 1cmc at Letart Fall s Commun1ty Hall Sunday Sept 7 Worshtp serv tce will be at 11 a m followed by lunch at noon A hymn smg and games will be enjoyed 1n the af ternoon The publiC 1s tnv1ted to any or a!I of the day s ac hv tties dies at 66 Don ald A 1Don 1 Gosney 66 \\ ell kn own Mtddl eporl restdent Stxlh Avenue dted Tuesda) mght at Vetera ns Memonal Hospttal followmg a ltngermg tllness Mr Gosney was born March 27 1909 m Hallwood W Va the son of the late W1lltam and Nora Gear ) Gos ney He was a ls o preceded tn dea th of two brothers Wtlham 1Buff 1 a nd Harley A member ~f the Mtd dleport Pentecostal Church Mr GtJs ne} was a veteran of World War II havmg serv ed m the U S N a vy He wa s a m ember of Mtddleport Lodge 363 F&AM smce 1947 and belonged to Feene) Bennett Post 128 Am encan Leg 10n Mr Gosney earl ) tn hts hfe had been employed a s a mtll wrtght m constructiO n Y.. ork He had served wtlh the Mtddleport Pollee Dept for ftv e years and for 15 year s had operated Gosney s Duds N Suds m lower Mtddleport Survtvmg are hts wtfe Ruth an artts t and archttect thr e e stster s Mr s Ruth Short Buchtel Mrs Carl ( Elizabeth I Roush Mas on W Va and Mrs Jame Jones Eutys Fla two brothers Pearl of Buchtel and Harry of Ne lsonvtlle a mece Mrs Norman (Dorothy ) Yeauger West Melbourne Fla and two nephews Elroy Short of Zanesvtllc and Wtlham J ones of Eutys Fla Funeral servtces wtll be held at 2 p m Thursday at the Mtddleport Pentec ostal Church wtth the Rev Wtlltam Kmttel offtctatmg Fnends may call at the Rawling s Coats Funeral Home any hme un hi noon Thursday when the body wtll be taken to the c hurch In heu of flowers fnends may c ontr tbute to the Mtddlep ort Pente c ostal Church Radto Program fund Burtal wtll be m Rtvervtew Cemetery DR. LAMB No sta le p;tr ks wlil be closed early thts fall because of the personnel re du ction s Teate r emphastzed F ormer Gov John J Gtlhgan met wtth se¥ere crthclsm for orderm g st at e parks closed ea rly m the fall of 1971 when the la ck of a state budg et reqwred auster ity m ea sures Teate r sm d enforcement of th e coa l slnp m me r ecla rnat10 n la w wtll not suffer from the personnel reductwns but he add ed that unplementa t10n of an all m tn e r a ls s trtp nun e r eclamatiOn law mtght be I r F or below Bactena can gr o" and form toxms be tween 42 8 and 160 degrees F Any food that IS left standmg for m ore than an hour and a half should be e1ther kept hot enough or cold enough to prevent lhts The sav1ng grace ts pra c ttcmg a near stertle procedure If there are no bac terta m the food and tt •s kept free of contammatwn there wtll be nothmg to mul!tply A good example ts the s torage of canned food m sealed contamers at room temperature All meat used for lunc hes should be thoroughly cooked, des troymg the bacterta and any toxms Then you should avotd contammaltng tl tn the process of makmg sand w1c hes You are back to a need for a kitchen routme that keeps cooked food away from any plates utenstls or hands that ha ve handl ed r a\1 roods For t.:X...UIIJ.llt: , don L slice ham on a meat board you JUSt used to cut up raw round s teak Don t s ltck a fork used m handling r a w foods mto cooked food You m1ght c ons ide r usmg hot soup m a good quahl) th ermos bottle You c an safely use gelattn and frutts Raw frtllts are ver) good apples , oran ges bananas pears You should never se nd cream p1es or baked goods contatnmg a cream filling to school but you can send a frlllt pte Don t use sa lad dressmg or send potato salad m the lunch patl Thes e can harbor s taphylococcal orgamsm s and they can form enough toxm m four hours to cause severe food potsomng You can send along any canned ttems Canned JUICes a e fm e tf you child hkes JUI Ces The sm a ll can ned puddmgs tha t a r e now marketed ar c sa f1 wd can be legtslallve De mocrats He pomted out that the governor proposed a supple men tal $3 mtlhon grant dir ectly to the department but the legtslature has not acted on that Teater dented a ll eg ahons th a t the la yoffs we re pohllcal I don t know the pollttcal affiliation of my employes a nd netth er do my people (asSistan ts 1 he sa td Th e dtrector satd 487 of the layoffs can be made through attrttlon by not r epla cmg employes who lea ve volun tar tl y Miners ignore calls to go hack to work, heavy fines By United Press In tematlonal West Vtrhru a coa l mmers tgnored a genera l back~o y; ork m ove m en t a nd a $100 000-a-<lay fme today to contmu e thetr wtldcat strtke and Chtcago teacher s hit the hn es closmg pt cket classrooms to so me 530 000 students Nat10nal Atrlmes fltght at tendant s and Be rke ley Cahf teache r s and firemen also \\ere on ptcket lines toda) and a stnke was threatened m the rat! m dustry Prestdent Ford Tuesday a ppomted an emer gen cy revtew panel m efforts to avert a stnke by B5 000 railroad shop cr aft employes The board was gtven 30 day s to report 1ts f mdmgs fhe maJor tssue reportedly wa s work and safety rules DISSident coal mmers went back to work m half a dozen states but some 30 000 mmers r emamed out tn West Vtrgmta desptte a $500 000 contempt fme a gatnst the umon that mounted to the tune of $100 000 a day The fine took effect Tuesday The wtldca t strtke had tdled 60 000 mm ers But Uruted Mm e Work e r s m embers ret urn ed to work m Pennsy!va rua llhnms , Kentucky lndtan a Alaba m a Vtrgtma and parts of West Vtrgmta Mos t hold o uts we r e m so uthern Wes t Vtrg mta where the strtke startled Aug II and mushroomed mto a natwnwtde crusade_ to add a nght tu stnke clause to Lh e or ever, U. S. is told By LEONARD CURRY WASHINGTON (UP! ) - In the 18 months smce the surge m otl pnces a nd the start of recessiOn there has been growin g se ntiment a mong som e Amertcans to Withdraw from the world unttl economtc stabthty returns But the Umted Sta tes ts was no easy task for hun to be a black federal prosecutor and he s already ada pled to those (pressures) Hatchett \\til nm for a stx year term ne.t fall He brushed off questtons about his campatgn and satd hts tmmedtate ta s ks are revtewmg cases before the high court and moVIng hts family from Jacksonvtlle to Tallahassee Hatchett s wtfe IS a Jack sonvtlle school teacher Hatchett 42 refused to label hts legal VIews He satd des crtbmg htmself as liberal conservative or str1ct constructlomst" would be unfatr He satd he "ill try to closely follow the Jetter of the law Hatchett was a U S magts Irate m Jacksonville before his appomtment to the high court by Askew Hatchett, born m CJ~rwater, graduated from Flonda A&M and Howard Uruverstty law school m Washmgton 0 C He served as a pnvate attorney m Daytona Beach, Fla , before becommg an asststant U S attorney 111 Jacksonville Hatchett foresa" no problems on the htgh court because of his race He satd he had recetved hundreds of congratulatory letters smce Askew appomted him to the court m July I recetved only one bad letter, from a person up m Wtsconsm or someplace like But used You can al so send along that, ' satd Hatchett that was stck, not a hate certatn ra w vegetables tf the chtld hk es t hem a fe w Jetter ' radt shes or ca rrots are fme All of tht s sltll leaves somethmg to be destred m provtdm g the best foods wtth DEVOTED TO THE maXImum safety for lunches INTER EST OF But tf tl ts a~ y comfort to MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL )OU much of rural Amenca Exec Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH used the old lun ch bucket for C1ty Ed1tor those one r oom schoolhouses, P u bl shed dally except Satur day by The Oh o ValleY. apparently \\tlhout too much Pu bl s h.lng c ompany 111 dtfftculty Agatn the clue 1s Cou rt St Pomeroy Oh10 457 69 Bus n es.!-t Offrce Phon provtdmg as nea rly stenle 992 21 56 Ed rtorral Phone 992 food as you can , That offsets 215 7 Second c la-ss post age pard a multitude of sms mherent m at Po me r oy Oh 10 Natrona! ad v ert smg the tmproper s torage of food represen t a11ve Ward Inc Send your quesltons to me G r ff l h Com pany Bottrnell r & Gallagher 0 v m care of thts newspaper 757 Th rd A ve New Yor k P 0 Box 1551 Radto Ctty N Y 10017 Subscr i ption rates StatiOn New Yor NY 10019 Delivered by ca rrrer where a labte 75 cent s per we ek For mformatwn on healthy av By MG!or Route where c arr.er servrce not ealtn g send a long stamped av a labl e One month SJ 2'5 self-addressed envelope and By ma11 rn Ohio and W Va Yea r S22 00 s x 50 cents and ask for The One m onths Sll 50 Three Hea lth Le tter number 4-6 m onths $7 00 Elsewhere ?6 00 y ear Srx month s Ba la nce d Dtet Rec om lJ 50 thre e month s S7 50 ubsc rrp t ron pr ce rn cl udes mende d Da ti) Dt etar y unday T nes Sentrnel All owances By MICHAEL GOLDMAN TALLAHASSEE, Fla (UP! ) - Joseph Hatchett ts the South s first black state supreme court JUStice smce ReconstructiOn But Gov Reubm Ask e w, who ap pomted htm predtcted Hatchett could handle any pressur es cause d by ht s color Askew JOined 300 spec tator s Tuesday to watch Hatchett th e son of a frlllt ptcker take the oath of offtce as a Florida supreme court JUdge The governor satd Hatchett could fac e a challenge m a statewide electiOn, a Jot of that depends on how he handles himself between now and the next election Other blacks appomted to court posthons m Flortda have had ltttle dtffJCulty wmmn g eJectwns ,' satd Askew Hatchett could face a chal lenge wh en he runs for statewtde electton next fall I d say h e 's already handled the pressures (of bemg a black legal off1c1al 1 pretty well Askew satd It UMW contract The 26 744 member Chtcago Teachers Umon\ went on stnke agamst ctty schools toda y closmg classrooms to some 530 000 students Ill the nation s second largest ctty Poltce we re ordered to classrooms to protect staff m e mbe r s and nonstnkmg teachers ordered to report for work even though students were told to stay home today - the first scheduled day of classes No withdrawal now Black judge confident School lunches may harbor poisons By Lawrence E Lamb, M D DEAR DR LAMB Schoolts starting agam and I wondered tf you would be good enough t o dt scuss unrefrtgerated school tun ches Thts IS my fir s t ye ar : packing lunches I have a child who does not eat a wtde vanety of foods and therefore cannot buy lunch too frequently Wtth the exceptiOn of : peanut butter and teiiY , l • know nothmg that can safely • be left out of the refri gerator • for three or four hours a s :; these lunches are Why are we taught about salmonella on one hand at • home and then send meat sandwtches to school wtth our ::.children 1 ::' DEAR READER - There " Is a lot of truth m your ; statement A baste rule m . protecUng food ts that tl hould be kept at a tern perature of about 160 degrees • F or above or at 42 8 de~ress delayed Th e dtrec tor s at d th e Democrata c-cont rolled Ge n e r a l A sse mbl y necessitated the layoffs wh en tt a ppropnated only $16 4 mtlhon for personnel lhts year He Satd $20 5 milli on v- as reqUired to mamta m last year s level of personnel at current salan es Teater sa td Go v James A Rhodes vetoed an extr a $3 mtlhon a ppropriatiOn to the d epartm ent beca use he disagr eed wt th the prm ~ tpl e of sendmg the m oney through the sta te Controllmg Boa rd rl om m a ted by r.===~~9l now more mtertwmed wtth other nattons than at any time m tls htstory That becatne clear thts week at the 30th annual meetmg of the Internattonal Monetary Fund the fmanctal and trade or gamzatton of 127 non Commumst natwns Prestdent Ford told the VISiting fmance mLmster s that the only foretgn atd from the Umted States would he a moderatton of inflatiOn and more JObs for Amencans A strong economy •s the best contrtbutton thts natton can make to another natton ' Ford said m a seven-mmute speech Tuesday Ford satd a stronger economy tn Amenca will create consumer demand that will spread to other natwns and help solve thetr productton and unemploy ment problems But the Prestdent satd other countrtes also must do what they can to help themselves Economtc mdependence ts unperattve ' Ford satd No country can expect the actlons of others to solve tls economtc problems We must consult together , we must pull together ' Late Summer, 1775: Na med an a1de de-e ampto General Washtngtonon July 27 19 year old John Trumbull the son of the Royal Governor of Connec ticut 1s transferred to New York wtthin a year he w111 res1gn h1 s commass1on an a daspute with General Horatio Gates But young Trumbull ts destined for the heights He returns to Boston wher e he studtes art and m 1780 departs lor London to bec ome-11 student of the renown ed pamte r BenJamm Wes t Almost tmmedaate ly Bntlsh a uthonu es j ail Trum b ull on SUSPI CIOn o f treason La ter he res umes ht s apprentice ship under Wes t and by lhe late 1780s has es ta bli shed htmself as the lead mg Am en ca n pamt e r of the Re volutiOn Among hi s mos t famou s works are The Battk of Bunker Htll a nd The Death of Mont gomery -B} Ross Mackenzie & Jdf M arNell y/ ~ 1 97$ Unrt~ Featur e Syndicate Polly's Pointers llY PULLY LKAMEH Wash wool mop in cool water Polly's Problem DEAR POLLY - My good wool dust mop IS so clogged wtth dJrt I cannot use tt How can I clean thts mop• - IC!E DEAR ICIE - I would wash a wool dust mop with that well-known cold water solution for "KOols and then rinse well Several washings may be necessary If the mop 15 so very dirty Keep shaking the mop as 11 dries so it will be fluffy and soft - POLLY DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve hke that of M S co ncern s re s taurants but mme goe s a btl further It IS fmdm g hatr on one s plate When we are out m a party so ofte n someone m the group vmces that complamt Wtth so much long ha1r now bemg worn one would thmk the Board of Health would enfor c e a law requtrmg everyone cookmg or handling food to wear a hat or cap It IS dtscouragmg to eat out an) more and watch the \\attresses brush the long hatr back and out of thetr eyes Another Pet Peeve IS that the makers of upnght vacuum cleaners do not make a model flat enough to glide under beds My Pmnter concerns the present day shortages such a s that of paper For 25 years l have worked 111 a dry cleamng estabhshment and take the backs of my btllmg statements pull off the carbon and have clean sheets of paper to cut m half and make good counter papers for names and addresses of those lea\ mg cleanmg My boss has not had to buy paper for thts for 10 years 1long before shortages were talked of) There ts so much paper that could be reused wtth JUS! a little btl of effort - ANN DEAR POLLY - After trymg every way and every product unagmable to get gwn out of my hvmg room carpet ffi) mother suggested I use a pre wa sh spray I sprayed tt on watted a few mmutes and the gwn rubbed nght out wtth a dry rag Do test effect of the spray on your carpet's color and fabnc content - LINDA H DEAR POLLY Secretanes who have a hard lime recordtng telephone calls that may come m surges and who have an addmg machme or calculator close by can tust punch off the munbers as they recetve them Thts ts a qmck and easy way to take down legtblt telephone numbers 1n a hurry ( Polly s note - Names are more eastly remembered and could be wntten by the number after hangmg up the phone ) - DAVID DEAR POLLY - I want to tell Berme how I start a pretty plant from a carrot Stmply cut off the top end of the carrot leavtng about three fourths mch of carrot and push m a diSh wtth about three:rourths of tt m the water I use a frtlll bowl and the carrot starts to grow m JUSt a few days Be sure to keep tt wet - HELEN Foster son with grand jury DETROIT (UP!) - Jatnes Hoffa s self-<lescrtbed foster son, Charles ' Chuckte ' O'Brten, has twtce undergone questtonmg by FBI agents trymg to determme how and why Hoffa disappeared Today he was facmg a federal grand Jury Federal mvesttgators say 0 Brten ts a key figure m the mystery The 41-year old Teamsters unton orgaruzer already has admttted he was drtvmg a car borrowed from the son of a reputed Malta chteftam m the same area on the same day when Hoffa, former Team- sters boss, vamshed July 30 He called hts presence a comctdence The grand JUry, ¢ch federal offtctals s~ ts seeking mformatton instead of mdtctmenls, began tis hearmgs Tuesday and heard the testunony of the brother and the son of reputed Mafia enforcer Anthony ' Tony Jack ' ' Gtacolone The two were the ftrst of 70 Wltnesses scheduled to appear before the grand Jury Some federal authortttes call the grand Jury a final attempt to unravel the disappearance of Hoffa 1111'-ET ..I •I IIIPET IPEIIAL IIIPET IAIPETIPEIIIL BAKER FURNITURE Ml:rORT, OHIO sake· here is no finer diamond ring. Or ly rhr f nest gem dram nds b.::~r tht n:~ me Kt:ep:; l kt: )our cq sake d1 tmond 1s p cr m :~nc n tl, n g•srerl'd and protcct{'d aga mt loss 3- The DaUy Sentinel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Wednesday , Sept 3, 1975 SVAC grid teams open '75 play this weekend· High school football r•turns to t he Gallta Metgs area thts weekend wtth four games scheduled Frtday mght and two slated Saturday tn the Class II Southern Valley Athletic Con ! ere nee AcUon begms Frtday wtth an SV AC tilt between Eastern and Hannan Trace and non-league encounters featurm g Southeastern of Ross County at Southwestern and Southern of Meigs playmg at Fatrland Chesapeake IS at Symmes Valley Saturday afternoon the North Gallia Pirates will bat•Je Waterford on the Wildcats' fteld while Kyger Creek, the 1974 defending SV AC champs , wtll host the Gallipolis B team Saturday mght at Cheshtre Both Eastern a nd Hannan Trace look for better thmgs this fall after sub-par years tn 1974 Coach Spike Berkhetmer startmg hts thtrd year hopes hts club can tmprove tls 6-4 season Berkheuner stated earlier If thmgs go our way we co uld go 7-3 or 8-2 thts year but tf w~rse comes to worst we could end up 3-7 Eastern has etght returnmg lettermen Don Etchmge r Dave Hannum Ttm Kuhn Bob McClure Kevtn Barton Davtd Mills, Mark Lawson and Joe Kuhn The Eagle team 'IS constderably smaller than Eagle squads of the past At Mercervtlle, Coach Davtd Owens, begmnmg his second season at the belm of the Wildcats, has seven returnmg let termen but early mJurtes may dectde HT s fate Returmng are Dave Jones, Rtck Waugh Charlie Cremeens Rtch Whitt Jun Waugh and Kevm Petrte HT lVIII operate from a Wmg T formatiOn led bv quar SV IS expected to use the Stratght 1 format ton and tf Bathe terback Scott Gtbson fullba ck Bob Wa lter w1ngb ac k Jun has stmtlar theones as hiS former coach Woody Hayes t he Waugh and tailback Dave Jones Cremeens, Joe Wtllt ams an d Rtck Waugh were mJured durmg a recent scrunmage aga mst fullbac k "'ll probabl) see plcnt) of aclion Chesapeake and may miSS Frtday s game The Pcmthers return folll" starters and 11 letter men fr om Coach Bob Ashley s Southwestern Htghlande rs hopmg to last ' ea r-s 5-4 fl msh and 2-4 log m the Ohw Valle) Conference unprove tls 1974record host Southeastern of Ross Count\ The Lead tng the ilst of returnmg starters IS 140 lb qu arter back Panthers are coached by Randy Burnstde form er asststa nt al safety Kevm R1ce Ace om pam. mg R1ce are ha lfback !tncbacker M1ke F mle) Mel\ tn Chander a halfback safe!) Ja ckson High School Southeastern ts m tls second year of foot an d 16:>-pound fullback lmebackcr Rand) Bone Chesape•ke ball havmg played a reserv e schedule a year ago runs from the PO\.o,er I and\\ 1ll ust a 4-4 defense #t The Highlander team will be built around four se ruors t\orth Gal hd the team ~ 1 \ rn the best chance to dethrun(' ta ckle Ja ck Walker tailback Rtck Crouse guard Ma rk Jef fers and quarterba ck Bobby Ruff Other returnmg lette rmen de fendmg champton K\ger Creek opens on tllC road Saturilll) are JWUor fullback Chrts Lewis JUntor e nd Ke tth Gr ate and a rt ernoon at Waterfo rd Coach Joh n Bla kes Pira tes hope to better lilst )ear s 3-3 sophomore center l.<~rry Center SW wtll use a stratg ht 1 of lea~ue mark and 4--5 overall pcrformam·e fense and a :>-2 defense Symmes Valley led bY ftrst year coach Greg 1Woody 1 North Gallra IS le d b) the ret w n of 14 lettermen !bey are Brut.:e Rwn on fu ll ba ck I' re<l Log 1n t.tt lback Mark Thetss Bathe an Ohto State Umverstty produc t ope ns tls 1975 c• m quarterback Rrett Tac-kett end Gem Welch, renter Oon p;ttgn wtth a non~eagu e bat tle wtth Ch esapeake The Vtkings were 1}-9 last ) ear but thmgs mtght lJ< Spence r end Rt chard I gglcton Hon Pl,mts 1 om Brumfield brtghter thts fall Twelve re turrung lettermen form the nuc leus Martm Hash Russe ll Putts Btll Baker Btl! 1 ookado Cal\ m Mmms Rex Justice and Mike Case\ for this )ears squad Returnees are John Berry fullbac k NG \\ Lil be runntng from the Po \~ er I and \0.,1 11 usc a Rtck Htggtns, e nd Phil Hilgenberg fullba ck Mark La ff erre end Mtke Miller gua rd John Holbrook guard Ra nd) de fensive alignment of a S-4 or 4-4 Captams th1 s fall a re Wckh Spence r and Hun) on North Stumbo tackle , Ri cha rd Stwnbo center and guard Rand) Stumbo tackle Rtchard Stumbo center and guard Mark Gct lh ::t has looked lffipresSI\C' m 1ts t111ee prl' season su mt Wilson end Cectl Clary wtngback Tom Glad ea u ta tlback Ohtges Saturda~ rught CDach Jtm Spr <~gue s defe nding SVAC and Terry l'iunlev wmgba ck .. The Major is back Hoople likes Pitt over Georgia By Major Amos B Hoople Original Wizard of Odds Egad frtend s t he preltmmary reports I ve recetved from the Hoople operatives m the fteld coupled Wllh the tnformatwn gleaned m my personal reconnmtermg of many of the practtce ftelds , reveal wtthout doubt that collegtate football wtll be very much altve m 75 1 Whtle many of the perenmal powerhouses are taking another week to hone up thetr offenses and toughen theJr defenses several others ktck off the season thiS weekend For openers thts Saturday feast your eyes on these sterlmg matchups Baylor defendmg Southwest Con ference champ agam s t rebutldmg Mts s tsstppt Georgta hostmg Ptttsburgh Maryland en te rtatntn g Vtllanova, Memphts State vs Mtsstsstppt State N C State vs tough East Carolina, San Otego State vs Texas El Paso and Southern Method iSt vt s tlt ng Wake F orest And on Monday mght m Btrmtngh a m mt g ht y Alabama regularl y Southeastern loop leader takes on Mtssourt of the rugged Btg Etgh t m the TV season opener Tts a schedule worthy of mtd) ear btlltng Here IS how the Hoople System sees em In the1r fir st-ever meetmg Baylor s Bears wtll down the MtsSisstppt Rebels 24-10 The Pitt-Georgta engag ement wtll turn mto a \\tid scormg affatr a s Pttt s Tony Dorsett runner deluxe and the Bull dogs quarterback Matt Robmson stake out early All ArneTJca claims We make 1t 42-48 m favor of the Panthers Maryland ft gure s to roll over Vtllanova 31}-14 whtle Mtsstsstppt State s Bulldogs out snarl the Memphts State Tigers m a fi ercely fought match 28-21 North Carolina State ts too tough for East Carolina but they II have to go all out to top the Ptrates 31}-28 Today's Sport Parade By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Editor NEW YORK (UP!) - Put yourself m Earl Weavers place for a rrunute Your ball club started off poorly, horrtbly m fact, touchmg rock bottom at one pomt and droppmg nme gatnes back Now tt bas a chance to come from behind and wm the same way tt dtd the final month of the season last year Questton what do you do if you're Earl Weaver• Do you stt back qmetly, try to keep from becommg hoarse agam and let your Baltimore Onoles play thetr own game 1 Or do you maybe light a little more t~re under them wtlh some kind of pep talk rerrundmg them bow Boston blew a seven game lead last year this tune ? 'I don't think we need any pep talk at thts pomt, says Earl Weaver 'l also don t thmk tt'll be a matter of Boston folding We got 'l:l more games to play and we've gotta play 667 baseball We have to wm two outta every three, and lf we do that, I think we've got a good chance " The Ortoles have been playmg catch-up baseball stnce May when thetr httimg detenorated mto a JOke and they went through thetr worst stretch of the season, lostng 11 out of 12 That dropped them mto the cellar, but if everything goes thelr way now, they still can overtake Boston the way they dtd last September when the Red Sox lost 20 of thetr last 28 gatnes The Rl!d Sox have lost SIX of thetr last 11 but don't seem to be m any serious trouble On the face of tt, the sttuallon between the Red Sox and Orioles now seems similar to what tt was a year ago Weaver doesn't see It that way, though "Last year we kind of knew around late August they couldn't keep playmg the type baseball they were, ' he says "This year they're more solid up and down ru say thts if our ball club could lose II out of 12, then tt could happen to any club m the league I'm not saying the Red Sox are gonna lose II out of 12 I'm only saymg if our ball club could do tt, then so could any other one " Thts IS what Is known as hypothettcal thmking, the kind which somehow becomes much more prevalent the fmal weeks of any season In that same vem tt may or may not be stgnificant that Darrell Johnson doesn t worry much about hts Red Sox losing 11 out of 12 At least he says he doesn't "I never talk about negative thmgs, ' he claliiiS ' A lot of people ask me about what happened to us the last month of last year They ask me whose fault tt was' I tell them tt was nobody's fault That's the truth Last year we had the kind of team where we bad to do tt bY hook or by crook, and the end result was that we got beat because we dtdn't hit m the last 35 ball games We were an entirely different team, though We didn't have (Fred) Lynn, (Jun ) Rice, (Carlton) Ftsk, (Denny ) Doyle or (Rick) Wtse These fellows make an awful lot of difference " Earl Weaver agrees "Lyrm and Rice are tremendous, ' he says They re domg for them what (Rich) Coggms and (AI) Bumbry dtd for us m 1973, only with more power Rtght now, I'd say we've got a chance because we still got four games wtth Boston Our ball club lSll'l In bad shape now "The players don't look like they need any pep talk The only thing ts that if we should happen to lose a game , I'll JUSt rerrund them that's not the end There 's alway~ tomorrow , Sometimes It helps if you remember that San Otego State 8-2 I last ) ear wtll ge t off to a good star t by "hackm g Texas El Paso 34 24 And m what should be a very ev en game our scouts g tv e SMU s Mustangs the nod over Wake Forest s Demon Deacons, 15 13 On Monday nt ght Be ar Bryant s Barna Boys wu1ners of four s trai ght Southee:ts' ern Conf e r en ce lttles wtll •ta r t a noth e r wmmng season as they kn ock off AI Onofno s Mt ssourt club Thts "'ll be a much clos er g ame than man y anltctpate - wtth the dtf ference m our - ahem constdered opmwn bemg the all-ar ound abthty of runner passer Rtchard Todd We see the CnmsQn Ttde surgmg over Mtssourt by a 23 30 coun l - har - nunph Now go on wtth m y forecast Marshall 21, Akron 17 INI Eastern Mlch 28, Ball St 14 Baylor 24 Mississippi tO 1N 1 Central Mlch 36, Western Mtch 6 Western Ky 35, Dayton 28 INI Fresno St 20 , Fullerton St I7 (Ni Pittsburgh 42, Georgia 28 Houston 24, Lamary 17 IN) Long Beach St 32 S W Loutstana 2I 1N) Maryland 30, VIllanova 14 MISs State 28 , Me mphis St 21 IN! New Mexico St 26, Drake 24 (NI N C St 30, East Carolina 28 (NI N E LouiSiana 27, Paciftc 20 (NI San Otego St 34, U Tex EI Paso 24 (N ) Toledo 21 Wesl Carolina 14 (N) SMU 15, Wake Forest 13 (N) W Texas St 41, Wichita St 17 iN) Sept 8 I Monday, Sept 8) Alabama 23, Mlssourl20 1N 1 (NI -Night Game Ft. Gay 6 Hannan 0 Meigs I8 Pt Pleasant 14 Wayne 12 Wahama 6 Athens 20 Marietta 8 Chesapeake 46 Symmes Val ley 0 Portsmouth West 12 Coal Grove 8 Fairland 18 Southern 6 Gallipolis 6 Rock Hill 0 Eastern I4 Hannan Trace 8 Ironton 28 South Point 14 New Boston 40 Ironton St 1\\ o former Bobcats \\I ll return for thetr debut SdturriR) \Hth the Bl ue lmps 11u~ y are sophomore tack le Sam Corfta~ ~m d assistant \a r slt~ eoac h Jan Hothgeb Othe r Blue Imp eoe~ c hes are R1 ll Wam sle) mtl OeaC[ Maso n - Wolfe named SVAC president BASEBALL Am encan L ea gu e S!and rngs By Untied Pr ('SS tnt ernall onal Ea st W L Pel G B Bos ton 80 ss 59) Ba tt more 7J 61 548 6 New Yor k 68 68 500 12 Cle\le and 62 69 473 16 M •lwau kee 60 77 1)8 7 1 Detro 1 53 87 J9) '}7 Wes t W Oakla nd Ka nsasC ty Te)ll:as Ch cago M nneso1a Call forn a L 87 55 7J Pet G 8 599 548 .!86 66 61 71 11 65 70 481 67 482 63 7.! J60 Tu esda y s Gam £>s Kansas C ty t Ch cago 1 1 s , 6 6 9 p m Kansas C ty ( Leonard 1 51 a Chtcago (Je ffe r son 4 9 1 9 p m Cte\le land ( Pe erson 10 7 t a M tlwaukee ( Sla 1on 1 16 l 8 JO p m New Yo rk (Hunter 18 1J a Del r o t (Lolrch 11 15J 8 p m Bosto n (W se 17 8 ) at Bal more (Pame r 2081 730pm Nat onalleague Stand ngs By Un ted Pre ss lntcrnatronal Ea st W P tts burg h 51 L OUI S Phrl adelph a New Yor k Chrcago Montr ea l L 76 73 77 59 64 65 72 65 63 75 60 75 C,trl Wo lfe head ba sketball coach at Southe rn H tg h S<. hool m H.a cinc \\a s elected p1es1 rl ent of the SoutttCJ n Vi:t lle, \thlett c Con fcrc n u~ Tuesd a v ht \-\ olfe sue ceed s Kc IL f:u r uf K\ gc r Creek Other ufftce rs e1 . . ted \\ CIC J1 m r aster N01 th ,. ., 1l h 1 ba s ketball coach vt " pres id ent and Bob A shh~ \ Soulh \\ estern fo otball coa<h v. as named sec retnn treasurer I he leaguf' 1ssued 15 Pel G B 56) 5]) 4 576 5 526 5 457 14 44d 6 Wes f W L Pet G B C n c nnal 91 46 66d Los Ange es 73 65 529 18 Sa n Fr anc sco 68 69 496 2) Sa n 01ego 62 76 dd9 29 At la nta 60 78 .:IJ5 3 Houston 53 86 JBI 39 Tuesday s Result s San Fra nc sco 7 LOS Ange les 3 P t sb ur gh 8 New York 4 n gh ( h cago 5 5 1 LOU tS J n yh Mont r eal d Ph a de ph a 3 n gh c nc nnat • 10 Sa n 0 fi.QO 4 n gh A1 anl a d Houslon 1 rJi't:lht Wednesday s Gam es (All T1m es E OTl P t tsbu r gh (Reuss 14 Ol a New Yo rk (Mat l ack 16 8l 8 05 p m Mont rea l (Re nko 5 10 1 a1 Ph la de ph ra (U nderwood 12 10 } 7 JS p m Ch cag o ( R Reusche 0 Sl a1 51 Lou s (Reed 129 ) 8 JOp n L os Angeles (Messersm h 15 l J) a Cr ncr nna ( Noan 28l Sa n Fr an c sea (Falcone 09 l ut Houston ( R chard 9 8 ) 3 35 p m Sa n 0 ego ( M e l nl osh 8 13 :~ t Alla n a ( Sadec kt 2 Jl 7 JS p m Joe 0 Jacksoo H Portsmouth 8 Kyger Creek 34 GAHS ' B 0 Logan 14 Ne\\ Lexington 8 North Gallla 6 Waterford 0 Valle) 14 Oak Hill 12 South\\estern 14 Ross-South eastern 6 Wheelersburg 26 WaHrly 0 Wellston ~0 Federal Hockmg 0 Winfield 14 Seth 6 recetver and probably at linebacker " There s a brtght stde to all thiS madness 'I'm happy there_ sill! ts competttion at so many post twns,' Gregg sa•d It keeps everyone on his toes and workmg bard Ftve of the Browns who apparently didn 't fall mto that category were cut today before the club held thetr ftrst practtce of the season at thetr Baldwm Walla ce Co ll ege tratnmg Sit e iWantAd " L~.mren(e Coun t) had ct:~n ce lled 1ts footba ll season due lo a lac k of pia) crs At leas t two league teams Svm mcs Valley and Hannan Tr ace have ~::am es scheduled ,... 1th Green Atte n d tn g T ues d a} s meettn g a t Kyger Cr eek were coac hes Greg Ba the Ange lo DI Bene de tto and Gary Salye r s Sy mm es Va lle) John Bla ke a nd Jtm Foster Nor th Ca lha Jt m Sprague ~tn d Ke1th Ca r te r K)gcr Creek Sptke Berkheimer F astern Bi ll Je\\ell and CaF! Wolfe Souther n llob ~ shle\ ,t nt! Rl t: hd Td Hamilt on Southweste rn Da\ ad 0\\eJJ,S <m li Da n Cor nell Hannan I race prm c1pals Robe l r La nm ng Kyger Cree k Paul Dillon Hannan Tra ce and Dave Du nfee S) mme s Va ll"' and mcd(a rcpr ese nlatJves Bt ll Gr a}1 WJE I-1 and Dale Rothgeb Jr Oh10 Va llev Publt s htn~ Comp.my • Fisk returns, Boston wzns By RILL MADDF I> UP! Sport s Wnli r Ca rlton Fts k m tght )et becom e the f1rst player m base ba ll hiStory to wtn a most valu a bl e player award and a purple hea rt m th e same season FIS k whose stnng of m JUries have ca used h1m to mtss nea rly an entire season of games O\ er the past t,., o years \\ as ba ck m the Red Sox line up Tuesday mght after a mne-g amc abse nce du e to a spht fmger rhe result 2 for -4 and three RB! s m a 7-4 vtct ory for the Red Sox O\ er the "'\ew York Yankees F ask ts the glue ma n Oakland A s slugger Rcggte Jack son satd on ly last v.eekcnd whtle the sluggtng Boston catc her was still on the stdelmes He s the guy who keeps the Re d Sox together Th e fa cts tend to back up J ackson In ht s 57 games thts yea r F tsk ha s dnven m 37 r un s scored 28 and IS battmg 313 wtth seven hom ers M) hand felt good last Wednesda) and I was hopmg cr ea sed the Red Sox lead to s1x games over Baltlmore tn to get back mto the lin eup the AL East but then I pulled some te n Elsewhere m the Amcn can dons m my fm ger s after Leag ue Cleve land edged pt cking weeds 111 my gar de n sa td F tsk who drove Baltunnre 2 I after dropptn g the opene r or the ir home two run s w1th a bases er 3 2 Ka nsas doubl ehead loaded smgle m the fourth and smgled home a nother m Ctty to pped Cht cago 4 I Mtnnesota put a way Texas 5 the llfth I couldn t get a good gnp 3 and Mtlwauk ee tnmmed on the bat tomght but come to Detr o it~ In Nalional Lea gue acti on, thmk of 11 I mtght keep thts was Ptttsburgh over Ne"' tt grtp awhtle York 8 4 Mont real ato ~ Th e vtctory whtch went to Reggte Cleve land r11}-9 ) m Phtlade lpht a 4 3 Chtcag o bestm g St LoutS 5 3 Cm• cmnatt drubbmg San Dtego 10-4 Atlanta ove r Houston 4 I and San Franctsco on to p of Los Angeles 7 3 Perez Reds' new RBI king CINCINNATI 1UPi l - 1 he score board flashed tn btg brtght lights RB I King Tony P erez stood on fi rst base There wa s a lump In hts throat som eth mg he ne \ er gels when t he ch tps are do wn Th e peo ple the) gtve me a standing O\ a twn I no know what to do s atd Perez the Cin c inn ati Red s fi rst baseman 8 OS p m • GET YOUR MAN WJnl A tu rach sc hoo l an d cll scusst.>d the ann ua l basket lJ 1ll Prf'\ C'\\ T he prev iew \\Il l br held at Rto Grande ( lie ge Nu\ 21 Vtnlo n C unt\ i\1 11 be tnvt ted a~ the e tgh th tr ~ur Furt her deta tls \'Ill be dnnuunced Other tssues dscusscd were policies regardtng the pur c hcn;e uf 111 leag ue trophies .tnd se lee twn of the all SV AC foo lb•ll •n d b as ket ball squ tds It was repor ted t hat [ r ec n l-l 1gh School an pc-~ sses 11 mn ngs n ghl Ba l mo r e J Cle\le l and 2 lSI 0 mn ngs tw n ght Cleve- and 1 1:3alt mo r e t 7nct n gh l M nneso ta 5 T e~~.as 3 n ghl M ilwa ukee 6 Detro 1 5 n gh Boston 7 New York J nrghl Cal torn a 4 Oak la nd 1 n gh t Wednes day s Gam es !A Tr mes EDT l Te)ll: aS ! Perzanowsk 3 at Ca l lo rn a (Ryan 1J 171 o JO Five Browns cut BEREA Ohio (UP! ) - If Forrest Gregg had hts way he'd go Wlth hts 22 starters now and they'd play the fmal two exhtbttton games agamst the New York Gtants and Detrmt Lions-before the regular NFL season gets underway Sept 21 for the Cleveland Browns But that's not the case for a number of reasons, so tbe testmg will bave to go on before the Browns open tbe 1975 campatgn agamst tbe Bengals 111 Cincmnati 'We are nQt settled on the defenstve lme or backfield or on the offensive backfteld," Gregg said today ' Tight end lS also up m the atr So the only places where we are pretty well set are on tbe offenstve lme , at wtde champwn Kyge r Cree k Bobcats host the Ga lli polis Reserves al Chesh tre The Blue Imp• replaced Wahama on the Babe a~ schedule \\ 1th 50 team members KC ha~ one of the largest squads In the ar ea KC s offense ts led b) r et urnmg quarterback Ttm Lucas, all SVAC tadbac k Chns Preston \\tngbacks Tom Ker n and Rtck Sm tth so phomore speedster Marcus Getger JUruor tat lback Todd Taylor ends Btll Metzne r a nd Jtm I Monk I Ward ce nt er Jeff Blazer tackles Mtke Curnutte and Oliver Ta) lor guards Jun Armbruster Tom Stump and Tun Mole s and fullback Ralph Sav ior Th e Bobcats operate from the Po" cr I offense and play a 4-4 defense Probable pla}ers for the Blue Imps '-"I ll be se mor tHckle. Jaj Jaegers JWl lOr "mgback Sam Armstro ng 1un10r c.:e nter Ste\ e Bowma n and JuniOr \.\ mgback Davtd Wiseman Sophomores s lated to sec actaon are Ken Ba rcus Gar~ Bla nkenshi p Gary Dabne) Terry Da\ ts Jef f Roth Jtm Sunms rim Watso n Mtke Staggs and J eff \VItale) quar terback Others mclude Mtke V. 1gglesv. orth JUm or end and Mtk e Clifford so phomore tackle SC IOTO RESU LTS COLUMBUS 1U P I J Sonny Sutton paced the m tle m 2 03 and 3-5 to take a wtre to-wtre vtctory Tuesday m the featured etghth race at Sc toto Downs The wtnner patd $5 60 $3 40 an d $2 80 Second was Ktd J ody and thtrd was Lakewood Dort In th e mghtl) do uble Justly J ubtlee 14) a nd Easy Ca l ( 6) teamed for a $22 20 payoff Tuesday s a ttendance was 3 377 a nd the) bet $219 14 1 Almost tuntdly Tom had ttpped hts hat to the c rowd wh1ch r oar ed tt s adm1rat10n for one of the most popula r players to wear a Red s un1form Pe rez smgle to left wht ch scor ed Cesar Gerorum o with one of seven runs the Red s scor ed durmg the fifth mrung en route to a 10-4 victor y over San Dtego touched off the cele br atiOn Tuesday mght The RBI was the 1 O!Oth of Pe r ez career tDppmg by one the old club record \\nt ch ha d been he ld by Fra nk Robmson now man ag er of th e Clevela nd lndtans Yes I proud satd Tony Its mv firs t record fls an honor to break a Robtnson record .. Ge t an RBI To ny s teamma tes had urged ht m v.he n he stepped to the pla te \\ tt h Geron uno on thtrd an d one out m the ftfth I di dn t wa nt a sacriftce fly satd Ton} I wanted a hit I v.as 1}-for II The seve n runs m the fifth coupl ed w1th three the Reds scored m the second mrung boosted thetr lead ov er the Padres to 11}-1 a nd ga H Don Gull ett hts 12th vt cto ry aga mst three losses Hom ers by Dave Winfield Mtke lvte and Dave Roberts accounted for the four run s Gullett ytelded before Red manage r Sparky Anderson lifted him after seven m mn gs Tuesday m ght s r eco r d breakmg performance cam e on the hee ls of a Player of the Week award voted Tony for his record of 11 ht ls m 28 at ba ts and 10 RB!s over a seven dav spa n In a few days r onv ma y lea rn he ha s been voted the loop s Player of the Mon th of August Beca use a 398 battmg a\e rage and 26 runs he drove home last m on th make hun a prune candtda te Per ez IS playmg m his 11 th full season wtth the Reds "Is your home insured for what it's worth, or just for what it cost you ..?" ' Steve Snowden 1258 Powell St Mtddl c port 0 PH 992 715 5 .,_ Like a good nelchbor, Stakf'arm lS there ..:>1 / l F\fl t ND Cf1SUALT 1 c J' ~ f' 74 ( KNA PP PR ESENTS. SALE OF THE YEAR ON K48 and K58 SHOES SAVE s4 (REG- 119.99) SALE $1599 KNAPP NEOPRENE SOLES DAN'S SHOE REPAIR Mtddleport Jl8N 2nd Ph 992 3684 I I �. ,.. '' I . 0 5 - The Daily Sentinel ' Middl e,., rt •p ,o meroy,O,, Wednesday,Sept.3, 197!. 4 - The Daily Sentinel, Middlel'lrt-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesda y, Sept 1. 1975· Linescores Pirates up lead By FRED Me MANE , Koosman and three relievers, UPI Sports Writer with Rennie Stennett conWillie Stargell has one tributing the big blow, a word to describe why he three-run homer in the third believes the Pittsburgh inning that capped a four-f'un Pirates will win the National rally. Manny Sanguillen and Leag ue East pennant this Bill Robinson also home rc'<l year- PRIDE . for the Pirates whi le li ghtThe Pirates, htuniliated by hitting Frank Tavera s Tom Seaver Monday, refused chipped in with a triple and lo quit and punished Jerry two singles. Koosman Tuesday night to TI1e Mets got home runs defeat New York 8-4. from Joe To rre ami Dave The triumph gave the Kingman but were held Pirates a four-game lead hitles s by reliever Dave over St. Louis and a five- GitLsti over the last three game bu lge over both Philadelphia and New York. The Cardiflals were beaten by Chicago 5-3 while the Phillies lost to Montrea l 4-3. "It was a big win because we gained on everyone," said Stargell , the Pirates' team leader. ·'Last night was a laugh loss but you can 'I die CINCINNATI 1UP! 1- The with it. You 've got to come Cincinna ti Bengals reduct.>d back out the next day. We their roster to the required 49 have pride and we play with player s Tuesday by placing pride. We didn't come into \'Cteran deferu;ive end Royce New York sayin g we had to Berry on the injw-ed reserve win on e, two or three, and list ·a nd cutting rookie wide when we leave here we'll sti ll receiver John Tuttle of have to bust our butt to win Kansas State. wherever we go from here.'' Berry suffered a dislocated The Pirates had on ly four right wrist in last week's hits off Seaver but 12 against exh ibition game agains t Philadelphia. Meanwhile , Cin cinnat i cornerback and punt returner La m ar Parrish, one of the Major L eague L ea ders B y .Un if ed Press lnterna lion al team's top players, said he Leading Batt ers wants to be traded because ! b ased on 350 at balsl National L eague the Bengals won't renegotiate 9 ab r h pel . his four-year contract and Madloc k, Ch i 1 IB 472 74 171 36-1 give him a pay raise . Simmons , St L " This place is not for me," )]2 478 67 160 335 Watsn . H 120 ·1·17 63 1,17 329 Parrish said . " It's not my cup M r gn, Cn 125 431 94 l <l'l . 329 of tea." Sngln , PI 112 406 47 13 1 m innings . In othe r NL games, C'incinnati walloped San Diego 10-4 , San Francisco' defeated Los Ange les 7-3 and Atla nta topped Houston 4-1 . Boston defeated New York 7-4, Ba ltimore nipped Cleveland 3-2 in 10 innings then lost 2-1, Minnesota topped Texas 5-3, Milwaukee beat Detroit 6-5, Kansas Citv downed Ch icago 4-1 in l2 innin gs and California trimmed Oak land 4- 1 in American I..eag ue action. Bengals cut roster to 49 men Tuesday Leaders Josh . SF1 110 428 64 137 .320 Rose , Cn 137 56!! 92 17 9 .3 15 G rff y , Cn 116 JQ9 82 12V .3 I S G r vy, LA 1J6 562 69. 176 313 Cardna!. Chi 131 496 7] 155 ]I] Brock , 5 1 L 114 44 1 69 1]8 ]1] American Leag ue g ab r h pet . Carew, M inn 11A A62 62 172 377 lynn , Bs 124 4A6 66 IJ8 JJO Munson , NY 13] 50 1 72 158 ] 15 R ice , Bs 12A J88 83 153 3 1.1 Washngtn , Oak 125 A96 72 1'i4 3 10 Singlln , Sal 132 502 74 15A .307 M eR. KC 126 480 58 147 306 30, Drla. Ch i 119 A60 56 140 Har grve, Tex 173 4]7 71 13 1 300 Srn . Mn 118 402 SV 120 ")99 H ome Runs N ational L eague Lu zi n ski and Sc h m idt. Phi l ] 1 : King m an. N Y 29 ; Bench . Cin 25 ; cey , LA 22 . American League- · Jackso n . Oak JO : Mayberry. KC 29 : Scott , Mil 27; Bonds. N Y 25. Bu rroughs , Tex 23 Run s B a tte d In Nat ional Leagu e : Bench. Ci n a n d Luz i nski , Phil 103 . Per ez. Ci n VS ; Sta ub . NY V2 ; Cey , L A 87 . American League. Lyn n. Bos 9] ; Rice , Bos and J ackson , Oak 9l: Mayberry , KC.87; Scol1 Mi l 86. ' Stol e n Ba ses Nat ional League · Lopes. LA 61 ; Morgan . Cin 54; Broc k . St L 52 ; Cedeno. Hou AJ: Cardenal. Chi 28 . A m erican Le ague : Rivers , Cal 64 : Washington. Oak 40 · Otis, .KC 33; Remy , Ca l . 32 ~ Carew. Minn ]0 . Pitch i ng (Based on most vic fori esl Nationa l League : Seav er. NY 20 -7 ; Jones , 18 -B: Mallack , NY 16 -8 : Sut to n . LA 16-12 : Morton , All 16 - 15 . A m erican League Pa lm er , Ball 20 -8 ; Kaat. Ch i 1911: Blue , Oa k 18· 10; Hunler , N Y 18 -13 : Lee, Bos 17 7 ; Wise , Bos 17 8. so ' Racine Social Events Bm.e ball RC' SUih By Umh ·d Pr('ss Int ernationa l National Le<:+que Los Angeles IQQ 020 000- 3 a o San Franctsco 002 111 OOx - 7 7 2 ' "l utton . Do wning {61, S ell~ (BI and Y c aqer . Ha lic k i (9 Il l an d Rar.Jer L P Sutton 116 11 ) HR S J9s hua f6th !, Lemaster ( 1st 1. Montanez (10th J rue ~ d.1y'~ " We 're not renegotiating ," sa id Cinci nn a ti general manager and head coach Paul Brown, who disclosed that several other players also have asked to have their contracts reopened. "I If ) you start it , a ll the others on the sqund expect it. " An All -Pro last season Parrish led the Nat ion ai Foot ball League in punt return s last year with an 18.8yard avera ge. Parrish, 5-11, 185, with the Bengals all of his six NFL seasons, is a Riviera Beach Fla., native and played co ll ege ball at Li nco ln ·University. Cincinna ti will play its next-to-last exhibition game in Detroit Saturda y. Tides claim IL flag end of the r egu la r seaso n. NORFOLK, Va. i UPI) The regular International The Tidewater Tides ca ptur ed the International League playoffs begin League pennant Tuesday tonight . The Tides, a New York night. Mels farm club, are lo face Nino Espinosa pitched a four-hilter and Benny Aya la, the fourth-place Cha rleston Roy Staiger, Ron Hodges and Charlies tonig ht a nd ThursBrock Pemberton provided day at Charles ton and then the offensive firepower as return lo Norfolk for at least Tidewater clubbed the one more game Fr iday night Rochester Red Wings ~ in a in lhe b~st-three-out-of~five one-game playoff. Both clubs series. Rochester, A Baltimore finished tied for first at the Orioles affiliate, will play the third-plat-e Syracuse Chiefs at Syracuse tonight and Thursday, and then play at PLACED ON WAIVERS least one more game at WASHINGTON (U P! ) Rochester Friday night in 'J'he Wa s hington Redski ns best-three-out-of-five their Tuesday placed two players series. on waivers and two others on the lnjured reserve list Placed on waivers were second year offensive guard Fred Sturt of Bowling Green and third year defensive end Martin Imhof of San Diego PHILADELPHIA (UP!) The Philadelphia Phillies, in State. Placed on the inj ur ed an a ttempt to boost their I" t reserve ts were rook,- pitching strength, Tuesday back Fe- purchased right-hander John ie r unn in g lix Lobbell of Western Montague, who was waived lllinois and second year line- by the Mon treal Expos. Montague, who started the backer Stu O'Dell of Inseason with the Expos, had diana. By Mrs. Francis Morris Mr . a nd Mrs . A. C. Bradford and Mr s. Herman Carson of Coolville were called to Chillicothe, due to the death of Mr . Bradford 's niece, Mrs . John (Constance ) Reed . San Diego 010 000 Olo- 4 7 0 Mrs. Mary Clark entered Cincinna ti 030 010 oox - 10 12 o Spillner . Johnson (51, Tomlin Holzer Medical Center for 1~1 f r e1sl eben ( 7> and Dav is · G ullltt, C Carroll (8). Easlwick surgery, 191 and Oench . WP Gu ll etT ( 11 Re·:. and Mrs. Walter P . )) LP Spillner ('i 111 HR S Bik acsan and Sharon W1n l1 eld ( l .tthJ. l vie fB th J, Roberts (2n d J retur ned from a vacation Pitt sb urgh 013 310 OOQ--8 12 0 with their son and daughterNew York 022 ooo OOG-4 6 1 in-law, Mr . and Mrs . Ronald Breit, Tekulve (]}, Giusti (7> and S an q u it I en : Koosm an . Bikacsan at Athens, Ten n. Ba ldwin (4), Loc kw ood (5 1. They a lso visited at ChatHa ll 16 1 and Grol e. WP Tek.ulve ( I 1) L P Koosma n (II 12 1 tanooga, Knoxville, Gatli nHR S Robinson (5t h }, Torre burg and Cades Cove. Mrs. (6t h J, Sangui ll en { Blh 1, King Bikacsan ente red Pleasant man f? 9th l, Stenn ett (7 th ) . Va lley Hosp ital, Pt. Pleasant, Clu cago 000 010 220- S 1 1 St Loui s 000 010 002-3 9 3 W.Va. on Monday, Sept. I for Ourri s. P Reuschel (91 and minor sur gery. Swish er , M cG lothen, Park er Mr. a nd Mrs, Frank 181 G.1rman ! Bla n d Simmons . WP nurris t 11101 LP McGio Cleland returned home from th e n (13 11:' HR Thorn lon Texas where they were called ( l) lh ) due to the illness of their Atlanla 0 11 00 1 JOQ--4 9 o Ivaunna Houston 100 000 ooo-1 so g randdaug h te r , Morton , Dal Canton (B ) a nd Powell , Webb Air Force Base Pocoroba : York. Crawford (71. Cosgr ove (BI. Sosa (9 ) and Hospital, Big" Spring, Texas. Johnson WP Morton ( 16 15 1 She is noW improving after 1 P York 0 Jl surge ry. Mr . and Mrs . Cla ud e A m erican L eag u e (1st, 10 inning s) Bowers of Urbana spent Cleve l and 011 000 ooo 0-2 11 o Baltimore 000 100 001 1- 3 10 o Labor Day weekend with Eck.ersley, LaR oc h e (7}, Rey Mrs. Margaret Houdashelt. n o td s (VI. Hood ( 10 1 a nd Ashby. Cuella r ( lA !OJ a nd They joined Mr . and Mrs. Hendric k s. D uncan (9) LP Melvin Bolin of Urbana and Reynolds (0 .11 ' Mr . and Mrs. Otto Lohn , (1n d Game) Pomeroy, and spent Sunday Cleveland 00 1 000 OI G---2 8 0 Baltimore 000 001 ooo- 1 8 o with Mr. and Mrs . Dale Bibby, L aRoche (9) and Smith , Pomeroy . As hby ; A lexa n der, Jackson (9) Mr . and Mrs. Albe rt Wigal and D un can . WP Bibby (5 1·11 . LP Alexa n der (6 Bl . HR Carty a nd Bryan of Prospect s pent ( 16th ) Labor Day weekend with Mr. New York 010 000 OJQ-4 9 1 nd Mrs . Otis Bailey. Mr. and a Bo ston 00 4 111 OOx - 7 13 o Dobson. Ly le (41. Sawy er ( 8 ) Mrs. Bailey and Mr. a nd Mrs. and Munson ; Clevela nd . Burton Wigal visited Mr . and Mrs. (8J. Drago (9 1 and Fi~k . WP Mills at Little Cleve l an d ( 10 9) LP Do b son Stanley Ill 141 HRs Chambliss (9th) , Hocking Sunday. Munson (10t h ) Mr . Edison Brace emMilwaukee ooo 23 1 OOG-6 12 o ployed on towboat, W. H. D c lroif 010110 002- 512 0 Co lborn . ERodrig uez (6J a n d Shaver, Jr., spe nt Labor Day Porter . Cole m an . Arroyo (5 J. weekend at his home. P e ntz ( 9) and Wocken fus s WP Colborn ( 10 9J LP Coleman (9 Mrs , Roger Spaun en15). HR s Og li vie (5T h ), Meyer te rtai ned with a baby shower (7 th ) in honor of Mrs. Wilma Minnesota 010 300 101}-S 11 5 T eKas 012 ooo ooo-3 4 o Powell . H ughes. Burgmei r (8 ) and Mr . and Mrs . Roy Johnson Roo t . Hargan . Kekich (4) , and son and Mrs. Edison Fouca u lt (7) and Su ndberg WP Hugh es llJ 11 1 L P Hargan John so n attended t he (·8 VI HR s Ford (15 th ). Bur Wilbarger reunion at Beaver rol!gh s (2Jrd ), Ca n?w ( 131h ), Br tggs (10 th ) . Falls, Pa. Mr . and Mrs. Bob Birch ( 12 innings) K a n ss Cty 000 100 000 003- 4 14 1 and da ughters of Bellevue Chic~go 000 100 000 OOG- 1 6 2 F ilzmorris . Palt i n 112) an d spent Labor Day weekend Mart1 n ez. Slinson (91: Kaat ( 19 with their parenls, Mr. and Ill a n d Varney WP Fi t zmorris Mrs. Elza Birch and Mrs. ( 1A 10 J. Emma Salser . Oakland ooo 000 001 - 1 so Mr . and Mrs. Jerry Powell C a lifornia 000 DOD 04x-4 9 0 Holtzma n , Finge r s (8) and visited relatives in PennFosse ; Tanana ! 14-61 and sylvan ia over Labor Day Etchebarren , Rodr iguez {7). LP Holtzman ( I S 12) . HR - T en ~ weekend , ace (21sll. Mr . a nd Mrs. Blythe Theiss s pent th e weekend in Columbus with their son-inlaw and daughter, Mr . and Mrs. George Wallace and an 0-1 record and a 5.50 ERA daughter. in 12 games. He was sent Mrs. Bessie Row e of outright to Memphis of the Pennsy lvania visited her International League on June s iste r , Mr . and Mrs. Wiley 3 where he was 7-8 with a 1.78 Ours. ERA in 18 games. Mr . and Mr s. Kenneth Montague was to be in Krider of Columbus spent uniform for the Phils game Labor Day· weekend with tonight with the Exi"S. Mrs. Grace Krider . Montreal 001 100 001 - 4 10 0 Phtlade l ph i a 000 0 10 0 11 - 3 8 1 B la1r , Fryman 17) , Murray (81 and roote, Ch ri STenson Twit che ll (61. Hilgendorf f8 l: Garber (8 ). McGra·w (9) and Oates WP Bla i r 18 14 l'l. LP Christenso n (9 5l MEIGS COUNTY FAIR Winds are expelled from WFL By MARTIN LADER UP! Sports Writer NEW YORK ( UPI J Moving boldly with a strong hand- but one predicated on fear- the World Football League continues to seek credibility as a thriving major league a lthou gh divorcing itself from two of the country's largest markets, With the sharp and decisive blow or an executioner, the WFL Tuesday announced the immediate ex tin ction of the Chicago Winds and the dispersal of the players lo the 10 other league members . Following the debacle of 1974 when the "old " WFL ran While admitting the memory ·of last year might have prompted the death blow, Hemmeter st ressed that Ule other 10 members were healthy under stringent fiscal safeguards which provide that exact monies be proportioned for various areas of a club's operation. The Board of Governors voted 10-1 to expel the Winds Monday night, with Ule only dissenting vote being cast by Kenneth Zak, the Winds ' governor . The action was provoked when two lnvestors in the team withdrew the $175,000 they had on deposit with the league's legal counseL up debts estimated as high as $20 million and lost the key New . York franc hise , league President Chris Hemmeter nevertheless l'linted to the swift action of the Board of Governors as a positive move that strengthened the structure of Ule entire circuit. "Basically, the league re· quires that all teams be in precise accordance in aU aspects of the Hemmeter Plan. The Governors will not tolerate any deviation since such deviation might bring about the types of irres,.,nsible actions which characte r ized last year's league ," t he yo uthful president sa id , Stiversville News Notes Th ose visiting Mr . and Mrs . I .ouis OeLuz during the past week were Mr . a nd Mrs, Ben Petrel and son, Mr. and Mrs. Duke Bentz and Eric, Racine, Mr. a nd Mrs. Robert Bias and daughters, Torch, Rev . and Mrs . William Bartholomew Laura and Virginia: Coope rd ale, Ohi o and Mr. and Mrs. Ric hard Abel s, Lon~ Bo[lom. Mrs. Pa ul Evans is a surgical patient at Veteran 's Memorial Hospital at this wri tin g. Mrs. Tim Wilkinson and Shawn, Col umbus spen t seve ral days last wee k vis!l ing her parenls, Mr . and Mrs. Rudy Durst. Mr . an d Mrs. Bill Bryant and family ca ll ed on Mr . and Mrs. Jerry Br ogan , Pomeroy one evening recentl y. Mrs. In ez Hill and Mrs. Shirley Dugan, Racine and Mrs. Margery Roush, Portland visited Clint Birch a nd Leota on Tuesday eve ning. Mr. a nd Mrs. Danny Haines, Columbus, spent a recent weekend \'i s itin g relatives in t hi s area and in Syra cuse. Lee Corne ll , son of Mr . a nd Mrs. Ja ck Cornell, has re turned home from a recent hos pita li zation and is recuperating nicely.. Debbie Boso, Great Bend, vis!led Mrs. Vicki Proffitt and daughters on Friday afternoon . Leota Birch attended the 40th wedding ann iversa r y celebration hon oring Mr . and Mrs . Harold Roush, held at Letar t Falls, recently . Mr. and Mrs. Mike Evans and family atte nded a ballgame at Riverfront Stadium in Cinc inn a ti , rece ntly. Mr. a nd Mrs . Ge ne Lemley m ove d into the have residence owned by Mr . an d Mrs. R. R. Durst. Mrs . Cora Hilton local, an d Mrs. Ethel J ohnson, Portland, shopped in Pomeroy on Monday afternoon. INTEREST On Certificates Of Depc&t s1,000 Minimum 30 Mo. Ternr· Ninety day interest penalty if withdrawn before maturity date. Meigs Co. 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Attending were his grandparenls Mr, and Mrs. Willis Marr and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lfwis Sr., his great-grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ben R. Batey and Mr , and Mrs, Robert Lewis Jr . and Penny, Dan, Kathy, Diana and Linda Marr. Sending gifts were Mrs. A. R. Pullen, Jerry Pullen and Mr , and Mrs, Harvey PowelL · 1- cnel S~stems Inc wilhlh iscoupon 1975Burger . . I -- -------------------~ 'S TREa-r® I ftl 57c "! wtta l a treatl Our la rge. golde n !ish fi ll et sandw ich. tender . regular tren ch _1r 1es and a SKIPPER ea~ . ."* Mu L DEAL I I ~~ ·----- ~ I restaura r•t s Vo•d wnere prohib lteo ta •NI or restncleO o~· t.'lw Lor::: at and state 1CI-< payabiPbvtJemer Ottere #o,r;• '> Oct 1·1· 1 lql~l . , 9 ,~ lhrlger cr.et S~'§tems tnt -------- --------ao&;tlj:::: wrrh thi S coupon 1.1 8 - -- ----- I I IG one /4. 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HOGG & ZUSPAN Your • DUNCAN HINES ' '109 .. ... DELIVERED TO JOB SITE . WHOLE KERNEL OR CREAM STYLE3 303 ORN,.......................... CANS We Gladly Accept Fed. Food Stamps ~- (4/12 pitch) ~KELy $179 Hayride enjoyed A Women's Retreat to be Citizens Chorus will sing and Jesse White led in devotions using Psalsm t21 for the held Oct. 3 and 4 at the Ohio display crafts. scr !pt ure . The topic was Also a nn ounced was a Valley c:hristian Assembly in Darwin was announced when youth revival Sept. 12-14 at " Prayer Life" . Mrs . Norma Russell, Mrs . the Meigs County Christian the Zion Church of Christ with Women's Fellowship mel the Ope rati on Evange li ze Janelle Ranson, Mrs. Merle .. ~ . t;.)· .' recently at the Middleport Team to attend . On the final Johnson and Mrs. Hazelton ·.. '~- ... ,·; ·. named to the Church of Christ. day of the rally at Zion there were nominating committee. ' The spea ker for the retreat will ·be a l'ltluck dinner with A debate· on whether a ', will be Cathy Taylor, a for- Operation Evangelize Team mer Kentucky Christian to have the afternoon Christian should marry a Co llege pr ofe sso r. The welcome. The revival ser- non -C hri stia n was held. LUCILLE GROVER Pomeroy Church of Christ vices are open to the public . Taking part were Mrs , will host the September Group sin gin g of "Master, Ranson, Diana Carsey, Patti meeting, and the Senior th e Tempest is Raging " Well and Virginia Wyatt. opened the meeting with Ann Closi ng prayer was ··So Send Lambert lea ding songs and I You" by Palli Wel L Becky Glaze playing the Refres hments were served in Mrs . Pauline Rose, Mrs. piano, Vade Hazelton and the soc ial room, Edith Bickers and sons, R. D., Racine called on Betty Van Meter and Margaret Ann RUTLAND - Mr . and Mrs. Johnson and Patrick and Douglas C. Grover , Rutland, Sheryl LeAnn on a F riday entertained with a party even ing. recently honoring their The Shelby Pickens family daughter Lucille Marie on of Pomeroy and Mr . and Mrs . her seventh birthday. Frank Hudson of Racine were Games were played, and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. pnzes were awarded to Allan Taylor on Sunday. Charlene and Lee Ann Cadle. Bridge tt Walson of Kent Ohio is visiting her grand: A decorated doll cake was served with ice cream, chips parenls, Mr. and Mrs. Edson and Kooi-Aid . Roush . Others attending were Mrs. Robert Lee, Bob Bill April Gail Grover, siste r of and Becky visited with Mr . the honored guest, her and Mrs. Arthur Orr, Jr., and grandparents Mr . and Mrs . children on Sunday. Charles Lewis and Mr . and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Harris of Mrs. Douglas D. Grover, Mr. Spri ngfield, Ohio spent a few and Mrs . Eddie Whaley . days with Mr . and Mrs. Stephanie a nd Nei l, Mr . and Homer Circle , Verna and Mrs , Andrew Grover, Genia Wav ie. a nd Karen , Mr. and Mrs . Mrs . Hattie Powell and Kenneth Wheaton, Carol Lee Addie, RD., Racine, Mr. and Fitch, Char les Lewis, Gloria Mrs. Jame s Circle of New Lynn Grover, Rhonda Barn- Haven, W, Va. called on Mary hart, Mrs. Barbara Phillips, Circle over the weekend . Benton, Becky, Martha a nd Mr. and Mrs . William Isabelle . Car leton, Mrs. Sally Sayre, daughter , Tanjua and Teresa of Racine and Mrs. Dean Brinker were at the home of Betty Van Meter and Margaret Ann Johnson Patrick and Sheryl LeAnn o~ Tuesday evening all enjoyed cake and ice cream in honor Writing 309, and Symbolic of Mrs . Brinker's birthday, Logic I 320. Each is a five Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Earl credit hoW" course. Johnson and daughter , Sheryl A dale for registration for Le Ann called at the home of these three courses wi ll be Mr. a nd Mrs . Douglas announ ced later. Anyone who J ohns on of Racine on is in te rested should call 446- Saturday. 5264 during the da y or 446Roy Johnson of Racine 4386 in the evening so that the ca lled on the Arthur E. correct nwnber of textbooks J ohnson family on Saturday may be ordered . evening. ----1 ORANGE DRINK ••.•.•.••.•• !?.?~: RIB STEAK RUTLAND - The family of Norma Grover, Miss Gloria the Ia~ Charles and Bertha Grover and James Eads Grover met at the Fort Rutland ; Mrs . Myrtl~ Meigs Park Sunday for ils Grover, Mrs. Joyce Grover annual reunion . M"Iss Terri Lynn Grover ,' Attending were Mr. and Greg Grover, Miss linda Mrs . Bob Eads, Cindy and Thayer, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Robbie , Mr. and Mrs. Jerry , Houdashelt, Brent and Brian Eads and Kent, Mr . and Mrs. Pomeroy ; Mr s. Virgini~ Riley McClelland , Mrs . Whaley, Stepha nie and Neil Shade; Mrs . Bessie Wad; Mr . and Mrs . Kenny West• Uza and Todd, Athens. ' Mr. and Mrs. David Lee Richards, Tony. Danny, Dreama and Sherry Harrisonville; Mr. and Mrs: Dave Richards, Ironton; Mr . and Mrs . Tommy Donahue, Fauna, Arvin a and Scott Bradbury Church of Christ Mrs . Mildred As hc raft ' youth were· guests recently Vinton; Mr. and Mrs , Eari for a hayride and wiener Barnes, Andrea and Eric roast at the home of Tammy Albany: Mr. and Mrs. Roge~ and . Christi Stanley, McClelland, Dale and Deb· hie, Robin Rife and Mark SnOWVIlle. Curnutt s, · Mr . a nd Mr s. During the evening a surpnse farewell party was Kenn y Blankenship and held for Sharon Bing who is daughter , Gallipolis ; Mr. and enrolled at Kentucky Mrs. Pat Eads, Jeff, Den ise , Christian College in Grayson, Mark, Scott and Jaso n ississippi; Mrs. B l anc h ~ ' Ky . Attending were Randy Eads, Albany . Mrs. Donna ~ean Welch, Haynes, Desi Jeffers , Laurel Delaware; Mrs . Randy Cole, Mike Miller , Kevin Atkinson and Jill , Vincent, King , Melody Snouffer, Rita and Rodney Bailey, Jeff, Ohio; Mrs. Helen McKee, Mr. Jeanette and Jeremy Ran - and Mrs . Nick Gilkey, Nancy son, Maryln and Bryan and Chuck , The Plains; Mr . Wilcox, Sharon Kuhn , Laura and Mrs . J im McCarty, and Lisa Roush, David Huntington, W, Va.; Mr. a nd Reuter, Allen Shuler, Sherri Mrs. ~oy Barker, Belle, W. Va. : Miss Kathy . Pollard, Barnhart, John Blake Sharon Bing, Linda Gerard' Albany; Mr . and Mrs . Lewis and George , June Hutton and David Cole: Everetts Glouster : Miss Lori . Dike Friday night the young Fairborn . ' people and several adults traveled to Kentucky Christian College to attend a gospel concert presented by "Truth", a vocal and instrwnental group of 15 young men and women who travel around the country, Attending the concert were Ohio University is offering Mr, and Mrs , William King evening cour ses dtll'ing three Kevin and Kathy, Mrs: Maryln Wilcox, Beverly and the fall quarter, Sept. 22 Bryan, Mr , and Mrs. William through Dec. 12 at the Davis Bailey, Rodney and Rita , Hall Nursing Dor mi tory of Vicki Hoffman, Terri Owens, the Holzer Medical School of Randy Haynes, Mike Miller, Nursing, 514 First Ave ., Sharon Kuhn, Usa Roush, Gallipolis , The three courses being June Hutton, Desi Jeffers, offered are Ph ysio logi ca l Dave Cole, Sherrie Barnhart Psychology 312, Creativ e ) John Blake and Lind~ ' Gerard. & w REUNION SEPT. 14 The fourth annual Wood Reunion will be ··,ld at -F orest Acres Park on Sunday Sept. 14 . Basket lun ch at noon SUNDAY \'ISITORS Mr . and Mrs . Robert Karr and family, Millersport., were Sunday guesls of Mr . and Mrs. Fred Goeglein. They came especially to attend the golden wedding anniversary of Mr . and Mrs. Charles Karr. Women 's retreat announced ------~ WAGNER BEEF Grovers gather -r _j J . ' FOR- 49~ ----ii g•ouod " •• 2f0R IN TOWN Mr. and Mrs , Mike Hammer and daughter Kimberly, Columbus, were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hoeflich and daughter Jayne. 'They were accompanied to Pomeroy by Mrs , Alma · Thompson who spent the day willl Edward Hoeflich and Mr, and Mrs. Reino Und. WEEKEND GUESTS Mr , and Mrs. Ralph Martin and daughter Stephanie, Alliance, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Osby Martin. TAME CREME RINSE 6 oz. R~ular DESENEX SPRAY ON FOOT POWDER 6Clz. Mig. List $2.29 or W/Body Mfg. l1st $1.55 each 1. 32 T!-lESE 2.47 wirhthrscoupon L -------- Village Pharmacy Ph. 992-5759 Middleport, Ohio TO,..,. PT. PLEASANT 2325 JACKSON AVE. - , GALLIPOLIS 1503 EASTERN AVE. PRICES ' j. # ' ' • S'J II~m$ . --------, t975 Burger Chef SUGGESTED A.O. PRICU OPTION"l WITH PAATtCIPATIND STOt'IES I_ _ I Good only at part iCIPiJ!InQ Burger cr.el · ---restaurants Vord where proh1b•teo ta,ed or rest rtcled by law Local anti Slate ta )\ l975 pa~a.blebybearer Qtlere•DiresOc1 l4 , ·~---- 8 8 87.~ ~~) .,._. 'i i I SENOKOT GRMUL£S 4 oz. Mig . list $4 .32 oopped ,,,h melted cheese at Burger J Inc ---- •® �. ,.. '' I . 0 5 - The Daily Sentinel ' Middl e,., rt •p ,o meroy,O,, Wednesday,Sept.3, 197!. 4 - The Daily Sentinel, Middlel'lrt-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesda y, Sept 1. 1975· Linescores Pirates up lead By FRED Me MANE , Koosman and three relievers, UPI Sports Writer with Rennie Stennett conWillie Stargell has one tributing the big blow, a word to describe why he three-run homer in the third believes the Pittsburgh inning that capped a four-f'un Pirates will win the National rally. Manny Sanguillen and Leag ue East pennant this Bill Robinson also home rc'<l year- PRIDE . for the Pirates whi le li ghtThe Pirates, htuniliated by hitting Frank Tavera s Tom Seaver Monday, refused chipped in with a triple and lo quit and punished Jerry two singles. Koosman Tuesday night to TI1e Mets got home runs defeat New York 8-4. from Joe To rre ami Dave The triumph gave the Kingman but were held Pirates a four-game lead hitles s by reliever Dave over St. Louis and a five- GitLsti over the last three game bu lge over both Philadelphia and New York. The Cardiflals were beaten by Chicago 5-3 while the Phillies lost to Montrea l 4-3. "It was a big win because we gained on everyone," said Stargell , the Pirates' team leader. ·'Last night was a laugh loss but you can 'I die CINCINNATI 1UP! 1- The with it. You 've got to come Cincinna ti Bengals reduct.>d back out the next day. We their roster to the required 49 have pride and we play with player s Tuesday by placing pride. We didn't come into \'Cteran deferu;ive end Royce New York sayin g we had to Berry on the injw-ed reserve win on e, two or three, and list ·a nd cutting rookie wide when we leave here we'll sti ll receiver John Tuttle of have to bust our butt to win Kansas State. wherever we go from here.'' Berry suffered a dislocated The Pirates had on ly four right wrist in last week's hits off Seaver but 12 against exh ibition game agains t Philadelphia. Meanwhile , Cin cinnat i cornerback and punt returner La m ar Parrish, one of the Major L eague L ea ders B y .Un if ed Press lnterna lion al team's top players, said he Leading Batt ers wants to be traded because ! b ased on 350 at balsl National L eague the Bengals won't renegotiate 9 ab r h pel . his four-year contract and Madloc k, Ch i 1 IB 472 74 171 36-1 give him a pay raise . Simmons , St L " This place is not for me," )]2 478 67 160 335 Watsn . H 120 ·1·17 63 1,17 329 Parrish said . " It's not my cup M r gn, Cn 125 431 94 l <l'l . 329 of tea." Sngln , PI 112 406 47 13 1 m innings . In othe r NL games, C'incinnati walloped San Diego 10-4 , San Francisco' defeated Los Ange les 7-3 and Atla nta topped Houston 4-1 . Boston defeated New York 7-4, Ba ltimore nipped Cleveland 3-2 in 10 innings then lost 2-1, Minnesota topped Texas 5-3, Milwaukee beat Detroit 6-5, Kansas Citv downed Ch icago 4-1 in l2 innin gs and California trimmed Oak land 4- 1 in American I..eag ue action. Bengals cut roster to 49 men Tuesday Leaders Josh . SF1 110 428 64 137 .320 Rose , Cn 137 56!! 92 17 9 .3 15 G rff y , Cn 116 JQ9 82 12V .3 I S G r vy, LA 1J6 562 69. 176 313 Cardna!. Chi 131 496 7] 155 ]I] Brock , 5 1 L 114 44 1 69 1]8 ]1] American Leag ue g ab r h pet . Carew, M inn 11A A62 62 172 377 lynn , Bs 124 4A6 66 IJ8 JJO Munson , NY 13] 50 1 72 158 ] 15 R ice , Bs 12A J88 83 153 3 1.1 Washngtn , Oak 125 A96 72 1'i4 3 10 Singlln , Sal 132 502 74 15A .307 M eR. KC 126 480 58 147 306 30, Drla. Ch i 119 A60 56 140 Har grve, Tex 173 4]7 71 13 1 300 Srn . Mn 118 402 SV 120 ")99 H ome Runs N ational L eague Lu zi n ski and Sc h m idt. Phi l ] 1 : King m an. N Y 29 ; Bench . Cin 25 ; cey , LA 22 . American League- · Jackso n . Oak JO : Mayberry. KC 29 : Scott , Mil 27; Bonds. N Y 25. Bu rroughs , Tex 23 Run s B a tte d In Nat ional Leagu e : Bench. Ci n a n d Luz i nski , Phil 103 . Per ez. Ci n VS ; Sta ub . NY V2 ; Cey , L A 87 . American League. Lyn n. Bos 9] ; Rice , Bos and J ackson , Oak 9l: Mayberry , KC.87; Scol1 Mi l 86. ' Stol e n Ba ses Nat ional League · Lopes. LA 61 ; Morgan . Cin 54; Broc k . St L 52 ; Cedeno. Hou AJ: Cardenal. Chi 28 . A m erican Le ague : Rivers , Cal 64 : Washington. Oak 40 · Otis, .KC 33; Remy , Ca l . 32 ~ Carew. Minn ]0 . Pitch i ng (Based on most vic fori esl Nationa l League : Seav er. NY 20 -7 ; Jones , 18 -B: Mallack , NY 16 -8 : Sut to n . LA 16-12 : Morton , All 16 - 15 . A m erican League Pa lm er , Ball 20 -8 ; Kaat. Ch i 1911: Blue , Oa k 18· 10; Hunler , N Y 18 -13 : Lee, Bos 17 7 ; Wise , Bos 17 8. so ' Racine Social Events Bm.e ball RC' SUih By Umh ·d Pr('ss Int ernationa l National Le<:+que Los Angeles IQQ 020 000- 3 a o San Franctsco 002 111 OOx - 7 7 2 ' "l utton . Do wning {61, S ell~ (BI and Y c aqer . Ha lic k i (9 Il l an d Rar.Jer L P Sutton 116 11 ) HR S J9s hua f6th !, Lemaster ( 1st 1. Montanez (10th J rue ~ d.1y'~ " We 're not renegotiating ," sa id Cinci nn a ti general manager and head coach Paul Brown, who disclosed that several other players also have asked to have their contracts reopened. "I If ) you start it , a ll the others on the sqund expect it. " An All -Pro last season Parrish led the Nat ion ai Foot ball League in punt return s last year with an 18.8yard avera ge. Parrish, 5-11, 185, with the Bengals all of his six NFL seasons, is a Riviera Beach Fla., native and played co ll ege ball at Li nco ln ·University. Cincinna ti will play its next-to-last exhibition game in Detroit Saturda y. Tides claim IL flag end of the r egu la r seaso n. NORFOLK, Va. i UPI) The regular International The Tidewater Tides ca ptur ed the International League playoffs begin League pennant Tuesday tonight . The Tides, a New York night. Mels farm club, are lo face Nino Espinosa pitched a four-hilter and Benny Aya la, the fourth-place Cha rleston Roy Staiger, Ron Hodges and Charlies tonig ht a nd ThursBrock Pemberton provided day at Charles ton and then the offensive firepower as return lo Norfolk for at least Tidewater clubbed the one more game Fr iday night Rochester Red Wings ~ in a in lhe b~st-three-out-of~five one-game playoff. Both clubs series. Rochester, A Baltimore finished tied for first at the Orioles affiliate, will play the third-plat-e Syracuse Chiefs at Syracuse tonight and Thursday, and then play at PLACED ON WAIVERS least one more game at WASHINGTON (U P! ) Rochester Friday night in 'J'he Wa s hington Redski ns best-three-out-of-five their Tuesday placed two players series. on waivers and two others on the lnjured reserve list Placed on waivers were second year offensive guard Fred Sturt of Bowling Green and third year defensive end Martin Imhof of San Diego PHILADELPHIA (UP!) The Philadelphia Phillies, in State. Placed on the inj ur ed an a ttempt to boost their I" t reserve ts were rook,- pitching strength, Tuesday back Fe- purchased right-hander John ie r unn in g lix Lobbell of Western Montague, who was waived lllinois and second year line- by the Mon treal Expos. Montague, who started the backer Stu O'Dell of Inseason with the Expos, had diana. By Mrs. Francis Morris Mr . a nd Mrs . A. C. Bradford and Mr s. Herman Carson of Coolville were called to Chillicothe, due to the death of Mr . Bradford 's niece, Mrs . John (Constance ) Reed . San Diego 010 000 Olo- 4 7 0 Mrs. Mary Clark entered Cincinna ti 030 010 oox - 10 12 o Spillner . Johnson (51, Tomlin Holzer Medical Center for 1~1 f r e1sl eben ( 7> and Dav is · G ullltt, C Carroll (8). Easlwick surgery, 191 and Oench . WP Gu ll etT ( 11 Re·:. and Mrs. Walter P . )) LP Spillner ('i 111 HR S Bik acsan and Sharon W1n l1 eld ( l .tthJ. l vie fB th J, Roberts (2n d J retur ned from a vacation Pitt sb urgh 013 310 OOQ--8 12 0 with their son and daughterNew York 022 ooo OOG-4 6 1 in-law, Mr . and Mrs . Ronald Breit, Tekulve (]}, Giusti (7> and S an q u it I en : Koosm an . Bikacsan at Athens, Ten n. Ba ldwin (4), Loc kw ood (5 1. They a lso visited at ChatHa ll 16 1 and Grol e. WP Tek.ulve ( I 1) L P Koosma n (II 12 1 tanooga, Knoxville, Gatli nHR S Robinson (5t h }, Torre burg and Cades Cove. Mrs. (6t h J, Sangui ll en { Blh 1, King Bikacsan ente red Pleasant man f? 9th l, Stenn ett (7 th ) . Va lley Hosp ital, Pt. Pleasant, Clu cago 000 010 220- S 1 1 St Loui s 000 010 002-3 9 3 W.Va. on Monday, Sept. I for Ourri s. P Reuschel (91 and minor sur gery. Swish er , M cG lothen, Park er Mr. a nd Mrs, Frank 181 G.1rman ! Bla n d Simmons . WP nurris t 11101 LP McGio Cleland returned home from th e n (13 11:' HR Thorn lon Texas where they were called ( l) lh ) due to the illness of their Atlanla 0 11 00 1 JOQ--4 9 o Ivaunna Houston 100 000 ooo-1 so g randdaug h te r , Morton , Dal Canton (B ) a nd Powell , Webb Air Force Base Pocoroba : York. Crawford (71. Cosgr ove (BI. Sosa (9 ) and Hospital, Big" Spring, Texas. Johnson WP Morton ( 16 15 1 She is noW improving after 1 P York 0 Jl surge ry. Mr . and Mrs . Cla ud e A m erican L eag u e (1st, 10 inning s) Bowers of Urbana spent Cleve l and 011 000 ooo 0-2 11 o Baltimore 000 100 001 1- 3 10 o Labor Day weekend with Eck.ersley, LaR oc h e (7}, Rey Mrs. Margaret Houdashelt. n o td s (VI. Hood ( 10 1 a nd Ashby. Cuella r ( lA !OJ a nd They joined Mr . and Mrs. Hendric k s. D uncan (9) LP Melvin Bolin of Urbana and Reynolds (0 .11 ' Mr . and Mrs. Otto Lohn , (1n d Game) Pomeroy, and spent Sunday Cleveland 00 1 000 OI G---2 8 0 Baltimore 000 001 ooo- 1 8 o with Mr. and Mrs . Dale Bibby, L aRoche (9) and Smith , Pomeroy . As hby ; A lexa n der, Jackson (9) Mr . and Mrs. Albe rt Wigal and D un can . WP Bibby (5 1·11 . LP Alexa n der (6 Bl . HR Carty a nd Bryan of Prospect s pent ( 16th ) Labor Day weekend with Mr. New York 010 000 OJQ-4 9 1 nd Mrs . Otis Bailey. Mr. and a Bo ston 00 4 111 OOx - 7 13 o Dobson. Ly le (41. Sawy er ( 8 ) Mrs. Bailey and Mr. a nd Mrs. and Munson ; Clevela nd . Burton Wigal visited Mr . and Mrs. (8J. Drago (9 1 and Fi~k . WP Mills at Little Cleve l an d ( 10 9) LP Do b son Stanley Ill 141 HRs Chambliss (9th) , Hocking Sunday. Munson (10t h ) Mr . Edison Brace emMilwaukee ooo 23 1 OOG-6 12 o ployed on towboat, W. H. D c lroif 010110 002- 512 0 Co lborn . ERodrig uez (6J a n d Shaver, Jr., spe nt Labor Day Porter . Cole m an . Arroyo (5 J. weekend at his home. P e ntz ( 9) and Wocken fus s WP Colborn ( 10 9J LP Coleman (9 Mrs , Roger Spaun en15). HR s Og li vie (5T h ), Meyer te rtai ned with a baby shower (7 th ) in honor of Mrs. Wilma Minnesota 010 300 101}-S 11 5 T eKas 012 ooo ooo-3 4 o Powell . H ughes. Burgmei r (8 ) and Mr . and Mrs . Roy Johnson Roo t . Hargan . Kekich (4) , and son and Mrs. Edison Fouca u lt (7) and Su ndberg WP Hugh es llJ 11 1 L P Hargan John so n attended t he (·8 VI HR s Ford (15 th ). Bur Wilbarger reunion at Beaver rol!gh s (2Jrd ), Ca n?w ( 131h ), Br tggs (10 th ) . Falls, Pa. Mr . and Mrs. Bob Birch ( 12 innings) K a n ss Cty 000 100 000 003- 4 14 1 and da ughters of Bellevue Chic~go 000 100 000 OOG- 1 6 2 F ilzmorris . Palt i n 112) an d spent Labor Day weekend Mart1 n ez. Slinson (91: Kaat ( 19 with their parenls, Mr. and Ill a n d Varney WP Fi t zmorris Mrs. Elza Birch and Mrs. ( 1A 10 J. Emma Salser . Oakland ooo 000 001 - 1 so Mr . and Mrs. Jerry Powell C a lifornia 000 DOD 04x-4 9 0 Holtzma n , Finge r s (8) and visited relatives in PennFosse ; Tanana ! 14-61 and sylvan ia over Labor Day Etchebarren , Rodr iguez {7). LP Holtzman ( I S 12) . HR - T en ~ weekend , ace (21sll. Mr . a nd Mrs. Blythe Theiss s pent th e weekend in Columbus with their son-inlaw and daughter, Mr . and Mrs. George Wallace and an 0-1 record and a 5.50 ERA daughter. in 12 games. He was sent Mrs. Bessie Row e of outright to Memphis of the Pennsy lvania visited her International League on June s iste r , Mr . and Mrs. Wiley 3 where he was 7-8 with a 1.78 Ours. ERA in 18 games. Mr . and Mr s. Kenneth Montague was to be in Krider of Columbus spent uniform for the Phils game Labor Day· weekend with tonight with the Exi"S. Mrs. Grace Krider . Montreal 001 100 001 - 4 10 0 Phtlade l ph i a 000 0 10 0 11 - 3 8 1 B la1r , Fryman 17) , Murray (81 and roote, Ch ri STenson Twit che ll (61. Hilgendorf f8 l: Garber (8 ). McGra·w (9) and Oates WP Bla i r 18 14 l'l. LP Christenso n (9 5l MEIGS COUNTY FAIR Winds are expelled from WFL By MARTIN LADER UP! Sports Writer NEW YORK ( UPI J Moving boldly with a strong hand- but one predicated on fear- the World Football League continues to seek credibility as a thriving major league a lthou gh divorcing itself from two of the country's largest markets, With the sharp and decisive blow or an executioner, the WFL Tuesday announced the immediate ex tin ction of the Chicago Winds and the dispersal of the players lo the 10 other league members . Following the debacle of 1974 when the "old " WFL ran While admitting the memory ·of last year might have prompted the death blow, Hemmeter st ressed that Ule other 10 members were healthy under stringent fiscal safeguards which provide that exact monies be proportioned for various areas of a club's operation. The Board of Governors voted 10-1 to expel the Winds Monday night, with Ule only dissenting vote being cast by Kenneth Zak, the Winds ' governor . The action was provoked when two lnvestors in the team withdrew the $175,000 they had on deposit with the league's legal counseL up debts estimated as high as $20 million and lost the key New . York franc hise , league President Chris Hemmeter nevertheless l'linted to the swift action of the Board of Governors as a positive move that strengthened the structure of Ule entire circuit. "Basically, the league re· quires that all teams be in precise accordance in aU aspects of the Hemmeter Plan. The Governors will not tolerate any deviation since such deviation might bring about the types of irres,.,nsible actions which characte r ized last year's league ," t he yo uthful president sa id , Stiversville News Notes Th ose visiting Mr . and Mrs . I .ouis OeLuz during the past week were Mr . a nd Mrs, Ben Petrel and son, Mr. and Mrs. Duke Bentz and Eric, Racine, Mr. a nd Mrs. Robert Bias and daughters, Torch, Rev . and Mrs . William Bartholomew Laura and Virginia: Coope rd ale, Ohi o and Mr. and Mrs. Ric hard Abel s, Lon~ Bo[lom. Mrs. Pa ul Evans is a surgical patient at Veteran 's Memorial Hospital at this wri tin g. Mrs. Tim Wilkinson and Shawn, Col umbus spen t seve ral days last wee k vis!l ing her parenls, Mr . and Mrs. Rudy Durst. Mr . an d Mrs. Bill Bryant and family ca ll ed on Mr . and Mrs. Jerry Br ogan , Pomeroy one evening recentl y. Mrs. In ez Hill and Mrs. Shirley Dugan, Racine and Mrs. Margery Roush, Portland visited Clint Birch a nd Leota on Tuesday eve ning. Mr. a nd Mrs. Danny Haines, Columbus, spent a recent weekend \'i s itin g relatives in t hi s area and in Syra cuse. Lee Corne ll , son of Mr . a nd Mrs. Ja ck Cornell, has re turned home from a recent hos pita li zation and is recuperating nicely.. Debbie Boso, Great Bend, vis!led Mrs. Vicki Proffitt and daughters on Friday afternoon . Leota Birch attended the 40th wedding ann iversa r y celebration hon oring Mr . and Mrs . Harold Roush, held at Letar t Falls, recently . Mr. and Mrs. Mike Evans and family atte nded a ballgame at Riverfront Stadium in Cinc inn a ti , rece ntly. Mr. a nd Mrs . Ge ne Lemley m ove d into the have residence owned by Mr . an d Mrs. R. R. Durst. Mrs . Cora Hilton local, an d Mrs. Ethel J ohnson, Portland, shopped in Pomeroy on Monday afternoon. INTEREST On Certificates Of Depc&t s1,000 Minimum 30 Mo. Ternr· Ninety day interest penalty if withdrawn before maturity date. Meigs Co. Branch The Alhens County Savings & Loan Co. 296 Second St. Pomeroy, Ohio •• • • <ft+"· ., ~ r Pre-Fabricated Trusses Ow!rhani 24 inches 5t_h and PEARL STS., RACINE 'The Store With A Heart . You, WE LIKE" Right Reserved to Limit Quantities SIRLOIN STEAK ROUND STEAK lb. $139 lb. $}69 lb. foot •20.40 28 foot 26 foot 24 '22.10 '23.80 .Prices Effective Sept. 3-10 T-BON~ STEAK .... ~ .................. Ib. --- ./·-· -·· ··- .Monday Tlnu Friday HOT DOG 310'/z OZ.$1. SAUCE...... CANS BRYANT VIENNA" SAUSAGES 3 9:00 to 7:00 1.89 lb.··~ Saturday 9 to 9 00 5 OZ. CANS COKE 8- 16 OZ. BOffiES ~ . FRESH, LEAN GROUND BEEF•••••• ~~ ~~~!~.....................65~ ERA .~~!~.~~.~~!..................~~-~~.$~ 09 CAKE MIX .... FRESH CRISP GOLDEN RIPE CELERY BANANAS 6 LBS. CALiffiRNIA ORANGES·· 6 $100 ' , I .I $ 09 - - -1 1------1 . 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Attending were his grandparenls Mr, and Mrs. Willis Marr and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lfwis Sr., his great-grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ben R. Batey and Mr , and Mrs, Robert Lewis Jr . and Penny, Dan, Kathy, Diana and Linda Marr. Sending gifts were Mrs. A. R. Pullen, Jerry Pullen and Mr , and Mrs, Harvey PowelL · 1- cnel S~stems Inc wilhlh iscoupon 1975Burger . . I -- -------------------~ 'S TREa-r® I ftl 57c "! wtta l a treatl Our la rge. golde n !ish fi ll et sandw ich. tender . regular tren ch _1r 1es and a SKIPPER ea~ . ."* Mu L DEAL I I ~~ ·----- ~ I restaura r•t s Vo•d wnere prohib lteo ta •NI or restncleO o~· t.'lw Lor::: at and state 1CI-< payabiPbvtJemer Ottere #o,r;• '> Oct 1·1· 1 lql~l . , 9 ,~ lhrlger cr.et S~'§tems tnt -------- --------ao&;tlj:::: wrrh thi S coupon 1.1 8 - -- ----- I I IG one /4. 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HOGG & ZUSPAN Your • DUNCAN HINES ' '109 .. ... DELIVERED TO JOB SITE . WHOLE KERNEL OR CREAM STYLE3 303 ORN,.......................... CANS We Gladly Accept Fed. Food Stamps ~- (4/12 pitch) ~KELy $179 Hayride enjoyed A Women's Retreat to be Citizens Chorus will sing and Jesse White led in devotions using Psalsm t21 for the held Oct. 3 and 4 at the Ohio display crafts. scr !pt ure . The topic was Also a nn ounced was a Valley c:hristian Assembly in Darwin was announced when youth revival Sept. 12-14 at " Prayer Life" . Mrs . Norma Russell, Mrs . the Meigs County Christian the Zion Church of Christ with Women's Fellowship mel the Ope rati on Evange li ze Janelle Ranson, Mrs. Merle .. ~ . t;.)· .' recently at the Middleport Team to attend . On the final Johnson and Mrs. Hazelton ·.. '~- ... ,·; ·. named to the Church of Christ. day of the rally at Zion there were nominating committee. ' The spea ker for the retreat will ·be a l'ltluck dinner with A debate· on whether a ', will be Cathy Taylor, a for- Operation Evangelize Team mer Kentucky Christian to have the afternoon Christian should marry a Co llege pr ofe sso r. The welcome. The revival ser- non -C hri stia n was held. LUCILLE GROVER Pomeroy Church of Christ vices are open to the public . Taking part were Mrs , will host the September Group sin gin g of "Master, Ranson, Diana Carsey, Patti meeting, and the Senior th e Tempest is Raging " Well and Virginia Wyatt. opened the meeting with Ann Closi ng prayer was ··So Send Lambert lea ding songs and I You" by Palli Wel L Becky Glaze playing the Refres hments were served in Mrs . Pauline Rose, Mrs. piano, Vade Hazelton and the soc ial room, Edith Bickers and sons, R. D., Racine called on Betty Van Meter and Margaret Ann RUTLAND - Mr . and Mrs. Johnson and Patrick and Douglas C. Grover , Rutland, Sheryl LeAnn on a F riday entertained with a party even ing. recently honoring their The Shelby Pickens family daughter Lucille Marie on of Pomeroy and Mr . and Mrs . her seventh birthday. Frank Hudson of Racine were Games were played, and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. pnzes were awarded to Allan Taylor on Sunday. Charlene and Lee Ann Cadle. Bridge tt Walson of Kent Ohio is visiting her grand: A decorated doll cake was served with ice cream, chips parenls, Mr. and Mrs. Edson and Kooi-Aid . Roush . Others attending were Mrs. Robert Lee, Bob Bill April Gail Grover, siste r of and Becky visited with Mr . the honored guest, her and Mrs. Arthur Orr, Jr., and grandparents Mr . and Mrs . children on Sunday. Charles Lewis and Mr . and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Harris of Mrs. Douglas D. Grover, Mr. Spri ngfield, Ohio spent a few and Mrs . Eddie Whaley . days with Mr . and Mrs. Stephanie a nd Nei l, Mr . and Homer Circle , Verna and Mrs , Andrew Grover, Genia Wav ie. a nd Karen , Mr. and Mrs . Mrs . Hattie Powell and Kenneth Wheaton, Carol Lee Addie, RD., Racine, Mr. and Fitch, Char les Lewis, Gloria Mrs. Jame s Circle of New Lynn Grover, Rhonda Barn- Haven, W, Va. called on Mary hart, Mrs. Barbara Phillips, Circle over the weekend . Benton, Becky, Martha a nd Mr. and Mrs . William Isabelle . Car leton, Mrs. Sally Sayre, daughter , Tanjua and Teresa of Racine and Mrs. Dean Brinker were at the home of Betty Van Meter and Margaret Ann Johnson Patrick and Sheryl LeAnn o~ Tuesday evening all enjoyed cake and ice cream in honor Writing 309, and Symbolic of Mrs . Brinker's birthday, Logic I 320. Each is a five Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Earl credit hoW" course. Johnson and daughter , Sheryl A dale for registration for Le Ann called at the home of these three courses wi ll be Mr. a nd Mrs . Douglas announ ced later. Anyone who J ohns on of Racine on is in te rested should call 446- Saturday. 5264 during the da y or 446Roy Johnson of Racine 4386 in the evening so that the ca lled on the Arthur E. correct nwnber of textbooks J ohnson family on Saturday may be ordered . evening. ----1 ORANGE DRINK ••.•.•.••.•• !?.?~: RIB STEAK RUTLAND - The family of Norma Grover, Miss Gloria the Ia~ Charles and Bertha Grover and James Eads Grover met at the Fort Rutland ; Mrs . Myrtl~ Meigs Park Sunday for ils Grover, Mrs. Joyce Grover annual reunion . M"Iss Terri Lynn Grover ,' Attending were Mr. and Greg Grover, Miss linda Mrs . Bob Eads, Cindy and Thayer, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Robbie , Mr. and Mrs. Jerry , Houdashelt, Brent and Brian Eads and Kent, Mr . and Mrs. Pomeroy ; Mr s. Virgini~ Riley McClelland , Mrs . Whaley, Stepha nie and Neil Shade; Mrs . Bessie Wad; Mr . and Mrs . Kenny West• Uza and Todd, Athens. ' Mr. and Mrs. David Lee Richards, Tony. Danny, Dreama and Sherry Harrisonville; Mr. and Mrs: Dave Richards, Ironton; Mr . and Mrs . Tommy Donahue, Fauna, Arvin a and Scott Bradbury Church of Christ Mrs . Mildred As hc raft ' youth were· guests recently Vinton; Mr. and Mrs , Eari for a hayride and wiener Barnes, Andrea and Eric roast at the home of Tammy Albany: Mr. and Mrs. Roge~ and . Christi Stanley, McClelland, Dale and Deb· hie, Robin Rife and Mark SnOWVIlle. Curnutt s, · Mr . a nd Mr s. During the evening a surpnse farewell party was Kenn y Blankenship and held for Sharon Bing who is daughter , Gallipolis ; Mr. and enrolled at Kentucky Mrs. Pat Eads, Jeff, Den ise , Christian College in Grayson, Mark, Scott and Jaso n ississippi; Mrs. B l anc h ~ ' Ky . Attending were Randy Eads, Albany . Mrs. Donna ~ean Welch, Haynes, Desi Jeffers , Laurel Delaware; Mrs . Randy Cole, Mike Miller , Kevin Atkinson and Jill , Vincent, King , Melody Snouffer, Rita and Rodney Bailey, Jeff, Ohio; Mrs. Helen McKee, Mr. Jeanette and Jeremy Ran - and Mrs . Nick Gilkey, Nancy son, Maryln and Bryan and Chuck , The Plains; Mr . Wilcox, Sharon Kuhn , Laura and Mrs . J im McCarty, and Lisa Roush, David Huntington, W, Va.; Mr. a nd Reuter, Allen Shuler, Sherri Mrs. ~oy Barker, Belle, W. Va. : Miss Kathy . Pollard, Barnhart, John Blake Sharon Bing, Linda Gerard' Albany; Mr . and Mrs . Lewis and George , June Hutton and David Cole: Everetts Glouster : Miss Lori . Dike Friday night the young Fairborn . ' people and several adults traveled to Kentucky Christian College to attend a gospel concert presented by "Truth", a vocal and instrwnental group of 15 young men and women who travel around the country, Attending the concert were Ohio University is offering Mr, and Mrs , William King evening cour ses dtll'ing three Kevin and Kathy, Mrs: Maryln Wilcox, Beverly and the fall quarter, Sept. 22 Bryan, Mr , and Mrs. William through Dec. 12 at the Davis Bailey, Rodney and Rita , Hall Nursing Dor mi tory of Vicki Hoffman, Terri Owens, the Holzer Medical School of Randy Haynes, Mike Miller, Nursing, 514 First Ave ., Sharon Kuhn, Usa Roush, Gallipolis , The three courses being June Hutton, Desi Jeffers, offered are Ph ysio logi ca l Dave Cole, Sherrie Barnhart Psychology 312, Creativ e ) John Blake and Lind~ ' Gerard. & w REUNION SEPT. 14 The fourth annual Wood Reunion will be ··,ld at -F orest Acres Park on Sunday Sept. 14 . Basket lun ch at noon SUNDAY \'ISITORS Mr . and Mrs . Robert Karr and family, Millersport., were Sunday guesls of Mr . and Mrs. Fred Goeglein. They came especially to attend the golden wedding anniversary of Mr . and Mrs. Charles Karr. Women 's retreat announced ------~ WAGNER BEEF Grovers gather -r _j J . ' FOR- 49~ ----ii g•ouod " •• 2f0R IN TOWN Mr. and Mrs , Mike Hammer and daughter Kimberly, Columbus, were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hoeflich and daughter Jayne. 'They were accompanied to Pomeroy by Mrs , Alma · Thompson who spent the day willl Edward Hoeflich and Mr, and Mrs. Reino Und. WEEKEND GUESTS Mr , and Mrs. Ralph Martin and daughter Stephanie, Alliance, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Osby Martin. TAME CREME RINSE 6 oz. R~ular DESENEX SPRAY ON FOOT POWDER 6Clz. Mig. List $2.29 or W/Body Mfg. l1st $1.55 each 1. 32 T!-lESE 2.47 wirhthrscoupon L -------- Village Pharmacy Ph. 992-5759 Middleport, Ohio TO,..,. PT. PLEASANT 2325 JACKSON AVE. - , GALLIPOLIS 1503 EASTERN AVE. PRICES ' j. # ' ' • S'J II~m$ . --------, t975 Burger Chef SUGGESTED A.O. PRICU OPTION"l WITH PAATtCIPATIND STOt'IES I_ _ I Good only at part iCIPiJ!InQ Burger cr.el · ---restaurants Vord where proh1b•teo ta,ed or rest rtcled by law Local anti Slate ta )\ l975 pa~a.blebybearer Qtlere•DiresOc1 l4 , ·~---- 8 8 87.~ ~~) .,._. 'i i I SENOKOT GRMUL£S 4 oz. Mig . list $4 .32 oopped ,,,h melted cheese at Burger J Inc ---- •® �' ' Rev. Henry Key elected association moderator The Rev. Henry L, Key Jr ., pastor of the Mount Moriah Baptist Church, Middleport , was elected moderator recently at the Provide nce Regular Mi ss ionar y Baptist .seven c hur c hes fro m Southeastern Ohio reg istered dination , the Rev . Mr . Key was called to the pastorate of the M ount Mori ah Baptist Chur ch. Middlepo rt, where he hrts se r ved fur five years. He is married to the former Mary B. Pin son , and they have tw o c hildren , Jen ny HPbecea. 9, a nd Dav id llussell, 7. wi t h delegates to the Ass oc iational sess ion . The Providence Regular Mi ssio n~;~r y Association . His election to the position took place at the !41st annual Baptist Assocwtion is r eputed tu he the olde s t Negro chu rch or ganization in the United Slates with hi sto ry dating 'back to the mid-HI:!O's . The association i s curren tly 1n the process (Jf compiling a sessio n of the association held at the Naomi Baptist Church, Pomeroy, pastured by the Rev . S . .J . Jackson . Tw enty - The new mudcr<.~t o r .'lUc- ceeds the Rev . f:lbert D. Md ; hee, pa stcJ r of the history booklet. The 1\ev Mr . Corin th Raptist Church at .hwk son is cnonJinatur of the Cente rpoint, wh o was named history . fllLJd erat ur -e rncritus. Other The Rev . Mr . Key wa s a officers elected were the Rev . member of th e Second Vance Watson, pastor of the Baptist Church uf ColwlJ !Jus Mount Carme l IJ a pti s l and \\-·a s ordained into the Chur ch, Hid well, president of Ba ptist rm n!str y in 1970 und er the Mini ste rs an d Deacons ' the Rev . C. F .Jenkins. now Instit ute; and Mrs . Dorothy pasto r -cmcr i tus uf Scc·un d Thomas. Bidwell. r e~ l cc tcd Baptist. president or the Women's Concurren t with hi s rw- Auxiliary. Carson, Smith families hold fo rtieth reunton PO INT PLF:ASANT - The des ce ndants of Robert Carson and of , Sara and Gideon Smith met for their 40th reWJion at Krodel Park Clubhouse, Pl. Pleasant. Eleven people present had atte nded the rlrs t reunion in 1935. They were Mr. and Mrs . Lauren Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. Erskin Wills, Mr . and Mrs . Lawrence Sellers, Mrs. Lu lu Mi les, Mrs . Roma Rothgeb, Mr s. Be r nad ine Eads, Nola n Ca rson, and Mr s. Patty Chapman . Highli ghts of previo us reunions were recalled by Mrs . Suzanne P iercy. Mrs . Piercy and Mrs. J eanette Thom as were elected to serve as president and secretary of the reuni on . Recognized for trave lin g the greatest dista nce were Mr. and Mrs. Ric hard Sweet, Staci and Michael , fr om Springfie ld, Vermont 1formerly of Middleport), and Mrs. Minnie Cotton , Fort P ierce, Fla . Others atte nding were Mr. and Mrs . Lawrence Sellers, Co lumb us ( forme rl y of Syracuse 1: Mr. and Mrs. REV. HENRY KEY Let The . Fabric Shop Show you the larg es t s e lec tion of fab rics in ou r ar e a . With patterns from • Kwik·Sew • McCalls • Simplicity Singer Sales & Service 992 -2284 Pomeroy , Ohio l .arry Se ll ers, Stevie and Larry, r:rove City: Robert Flannagan, Syrac use, Mr . and Mrs . Gene Wedge and family, Mr. and Mrs. Chesler Wedge and Brian, Mrs. Joe Wedge, Fostoria: Mr . and Mr s. Walter Crooks, Mr . and Mrs . Edward Cr ooks, Pam , Cindy and Eddie , Mr. and Mrs. Da niel Thomas , Danny and Kathy, all of Middle port: Mr . and Mrs . Charles Adkins, Mr . and Mrs . Char les N. Adkins, Candy and Laura, Su m mersvi lle, W. Va . : Russe ll Pull in , McKeesport , Pa.; Lowell Eckar d , Colwnbus: Mrs . Elizabeth Thom as, Ripley, Mr. and Mrs. Porter Nicholl, Leon: Mr . and Mrs . Erskin Wills, Charlton Heig hts, W. Va .: Mr. and Mrs . W. L. Chapm an, Welch: Mrs. Patty Chapman, Montgomery: Nolan Ca rs on, Cincinnat i ; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bateman and Sonia , Mr. and Mrs . James P iercy and Chris, Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Eads, Mrs. Roma Rothgeb, Mrs . Lulu Miles , Mrs. Amy Smith, Mr . a nd Mrs. David Ea ds and J . R .. Rev. and Mrs. Homer P iercy a nd Mrs . Ruth Dyer , of Poin t Pleasant. RUTLAND DEPARTMENT STORE Thurs .. Sept. 4 thru S at., Sept. 6 742-5543 Armour POnED MEAT............................~.~~:. 3 59 e e 59 : ~. ~~ : 2 for Stokley CUT GREEN BEANS . .. .. ............. . ...... fo r $139 · 3oz . NESTEA INSTANT ...... . ... . ... ... ................ . .. ... ... ... .. KLEENEX TISSUES ................... :.~~ .~?.~~~... 2 Stokely 303 size APPLE SAUCE .. . ...................... . ............ . ' 2 lor . .... 59e AG MEATS Homemade HAM SA.LAD ........................................,. .........'.~·~ . 99c: RAFT All MEAT .,. WIENERS .. .... ... .. .... .. ..... .. ... . ~~:.•1.07 RAFT All MEAT BOLOGNA ... ........ .. .......... :!~.~~... '1.19 Sliced '1.29 - - DAIRY REDWAX LONGHORN CHEESE - PRODUCE CALIFORNIA -ORANGES YEUOW ONIONS ' 4 lb. Bag Jib. Bag BY PIECE...... : ............ .. lb. •1.29 SLICED.. .......... .......... . lb. •1 ,39 .. FROZEN Mortons T.V. DINNERS ASSORTED 11 oz. Annual picnic held Tile annual pic ni c of the 59e Rodney ·and Rita, Mr . and Mrs . Jeff Ranson, Jeremy, and guests, Mr. and Mrs . Steve Ranson , Chesapeake : Sharon Kuh n, Lisa and Laura Roush, Mr . and Mrs. Larry Haynes, Krlsti and Matthew , Mr. and Mrs. Brad Hudson, Allen Ro us h, Ma ry Ann Tr ipp, JWJe Hutton, Randy Haynes, Tammi and Chris ti St<tnley, Sherrie Barnhart, Mr . and Mr s . Rober t King , John Blake, Dave Co le and Mike Mill er . Bradbury Church of Christ was held recen tly at Forest Acr es Park . Softball and voll eyball were the activities WEDNESDAY during the afternoon . POMEROY LODGE 164 , Attend ing were Mr . and F &AM, regular meeting, 7:30 Mrs. Dale Barnhart, Mr . and p .m. All Ma ~te r Masons Mr s. Thurman Carsey, in vited . David , Jay and Rut h , FIREMEN'S AUXILIARY, M.aryl n Wi lco x, Bever l y 7:30 p.m. at the fire hall. anc.l Brian , Mr . and Hostesses are Ka thy Caldwell Mrs. Will iam Kin g, Kevand Marilyn F:pp le . in , Kathy and Sherrie, THURSDAY Mr. and Mrs. William Bailey, GALI.!A COUNTY Salon 612, E i ~h l and Forty, 7:30 p .m . at lhe hom e of Mi ~ Erma Smith. Pom eroy. MIDDLEPORT Chamber of Commerce luncheon at 12 :15 p.m. at the Marlin Resta urant. EVANGELINE CHAPTER 172, O.E .S., 7:30 p.m . at the Middleport Masoni c Temple . CITIZENS COMMITTEE for the Mentally Reta rded , B p .m . in the Meigs County courtroom . Progress report<; · to be given on the Ga llia County School where the Me igs County children are ( Spe cial G r oup) Di s continued Styles attending, and also on the MEN ' S SHORT SL E EVE PERM PRESS Me igs CaWlly facility . FREE CANCER screening clinic fo r all Me igs County women, fourt h Thursday Spec ial group of men 's sho r t s l eeve per m pr ess sport each month . For app ointment shirt s. Discontinued sty les . ca ll 992-7684 or 992-7531 , 9 Shop ear l y for best selec lion . a.m. to 4 p .m. Monday Remnan t Da ys. through F'nday . EACH - OUT THEY C.O! CATHOLIC WOMEN'S Club regular meeting at B p .m. in the c h urch ( 1 Group) Sample s- Close-Outs Odd a uditoriwn preceded by 7:30 mass . Hostesses will be Doris LADIES' SPR lNG AND SUMMER F ishe r , Janet Duffy, Rita Hamm and Helen Ha ndley. Gr oup will hold a rwnmage Drastic markdown s from our sale 9 a.m . to ~ p .m. in stock , c lose-out s. odd lots , a uditorium. samples included in this group SPORT SHIRTS 00 $ SPORTSWEAR C HI LDREN'S Home Citize ns Advisory Committee at noon at the Pomer oy Uni ted Methodist Ch urc h , Cynt hi a Mi ll s to d iscuss Christmas for the children. FRIDAY YARD a nd Ba ke Sale sponsored by Ml . He rmon W o m e n 's Miss i onary Association 10 a.m . to 3 p .m. at corne r or SR 7 and Forest RWl Road. YARD SALE now in progress through Satur day at · :107 Spring Ave. , sponsored by Harrisonville Eastern Star s. PO MONA GRANGE , B p .m. at the Rock Spr ings ha ll. Inspection, county contests, pri nce a nd princess quizzes to be held . Star Grange will be hos t. HAPPY Harvester s Class, Trinity Churc h, 7:30 p .m . in the social room of the church. SATURDAY ICE CREAM Social , Bashan VolWJ teer F ireme n and Auxi liar y mem bers at the fi rehouse with serving to begin at 6 p.m . HYMN SING, Da n Hayman a nd The CoWJ ly Hym n time rs, at the Churc h of Chris t in Chri st ia n Uni on Ca mp Gr oWJds at Ha r tford, 7:30 p.m . Public invited . SUNDAY ANNUAL Homecom ing at Minersville United Me thod ist Chur ch. SWlday School a nd c hurc h at reg ul ar hours. Basket dinner 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. "Gospel Tones" at 1:30 p.m . Property fo r 22 o z LIME DISH DETERGENT. .. .. .. .. ...... .. ..... .. ........... :. Orange o r grape 32 oz. W NER DRINKS . ...... .. ......... ... .... .. .. .... .. Sweetheart 97e 7- ~ D~!!Y ~~-tiJlel._ Middleport·Pomeroy, 0., WedneSday, Sept. 3, 1975 . 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, Sept·. 3, 1975 · Transfers John W. Yates, Draina C. Yates to John R. Koe hler, Jean F . Koehler , II A, Olive. G~orge Grueser , Thelma Grueser to J erry J. Grueser , Lots, Sut ton. William R. Hayes, Be tty· J . Hayes to Richard E. Wea ver, Mary M. Weave r, Lo t, Syracuse .. J ohn A. Duerr, Ruth L . .. Duerr to Shirl ey Custer , 20 a. , Salem . Sidney M. Bowles, Cathe rine F. Bowles to John E lmer Ord , 6 a., Salem . Earl F . Engles Jr. , Sar ah A. In gles to Pa t Zar tman, Ronald K. Zartman , William E. Porter , Wendy Kovacs, 30.5 a., Olive. Joe M. Bolen, Janet Bolen to Buckeye Rural Electric Corp., Inc., Ea se ., R uUand. " Lowell Reed Jeffers, Helen E . J effer s to Ge ne ra l Telephone Co. of Ohio, Ease., Colwnbia. Robert L. Whi te, Hilda White to Rober t L. White, Whi te, Parcels, Hil da Chester. Char les F . Gloeckn er , Ma ry E. Gloeckner to Ray H. Smith, Sillly A. Smith, Lot, Pomeroy. $ 00 ot lad ies spr ing and sum mer sportswear . EACH - OUT THEY GO! - Officers chosen Values to $ 1.59 22 x 44 F a ncy Cotton Terry BATH TOWELS Good size coH on terry bath t owels in assorted co l ors and patt erns - 12 x 44 inch sl ze •1 WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY OOEach (Special Grouol Samples-Clos e · Outs . LADI E S' SPRING AND SUMMER FLARE SLACKS Imagine f in di ng pnces cur m1s l ow on slack s. Out they go! Ladies' solid color fl are st yle slacks in size s 10 to 18. vem . nan t Days . $ 00 EACH GO! - - _QUT (Mill Asst . ) I To 10 Yard Lengths ASSORT_EI? TEXTURED POL VESTER OOUBLEKN ITS A b ig spec ial m ill lengt h assortment of pl ain and fancy 60 i n ch wide polyes ter doubl eknit fabrics in a good selec t ion of patterns . $ 00 YARD - OUT THEY GO! - SPORTSWEAR FOOTWEAR Drast i c ma r kdowns f rom our st ock, c lose-outs, odd lot s, sa m pl es inc luded in thi s group of chil d r en' s sport swea r . (83) Mens and Boys Spring Jackets One-Third Off SPORTSWEAR ( 1 Lot) Ladies ' Spring and Summer OFF REG. PRICE gr ea t se lect ion col lec ted from all our stores for th is big Remnant Days even t. Spr ing and summer styles. Famous Brand s. A FOOTWEAR Dress and casual sty les in better qualit y na,n e bra nd footwear . Broken sizes and clo se -out s from r egu lar st ock . Values to $5.00 Ea. Sweaters COTTON DRESSES $200 E One close -out group of sa m . pies a nd d iscon tin ued st yles of girls perma nen t pr ess cot ton dresses . Assorted styles and I AC.HI ~IPn ' • & Boys' Swim Trunks Walking Shor.ts OFF REG. PRICE Spec ial clea r ance group ot chi ldren's spring and sum m er spo rtwear of all kinds. A good se lection fr om regular st oc k . FANCY SLIPS 112 $188 EACH One lot of coh on t erry towel en ds in a big va ri et y of sizes, 2 EA .. !ROOM LOTS) ROOM SIZE LOTS WALLPAPER REG. PRICE nts & GIRDLES (Special Group) ladies' Doubleknit Eleven O'Clock P.M . ICOFFEE-MATE 18 oz. 11 01 FOOtWEAR . Sampl es, di scontinued st y les, broken sizes, odds and ends of ladies' footwear. $~~R ~ 44c (Close-Out lot) STURDY 3· TIER - 39¢1 J ISHORT CUTMACARONI 49¢1 lFRENCH DRESSING SKINNER CAN JAR - KRAFT ECKRICH BATTER & BAKE SAVE 11 01 ' 8 01 SUPERIORS LEAN SMORGAS PAK HADDOCK SLICED BOILED HAM 1-I.B. PKG. NOW All 240Z. PKG. VARIETIES SUPERIOR OR LUNCH MEATS FRANKIE WIENERS Moore's 12 OZ. PKG. .1-lB. PKGS. KAIINS CHOPPED SIRLOIN SANIMICH REIGEL SPECIAL TRIM SPREAD SMOKED PICNICS CAlLA ST'1LE .Duty SMALL EGGS......... -•••••3 IGA GRAPEFRUIT OR MIRACLE OLEO • ' •• 1L2 ~~. 7~ PRICE -88 1 ¢ CARNATION 3-LB. ORANGE JUICE • . " • •••• •• • •• •• 46 CARRYOUT PRICE ~-----------r~~~~O~UN~D------,-~ BES PAK FRESH & CRISP ••• • •• • • •• •• •" CELLO Spark Plugs •• • Batteries oz. CAN CARROTS Fuel Pumps Water Pumps Tune Up Kits I-LB. PKG. FREEZER BAGS I PINTS OR QUAJITS U. S. NO. I 20 LB. BAG WHITE POTATOES IGA IND. WRAPPED AMERICAN OR PIMINTO CHEESE oz. 12 UTILITY TABLES 30 inches n1 gh . sturdy shel ves . el ec tri ca l outlet , . top . Roll s easil y . wi th th r ee Three w ay 15«20 in ch on caster s. WE CAN SAVE YOU • I I Closed Sunday Night at GRAPE JELLY • • POMEROY STORE o ·N LY . ' Is Available KRAFT WHIPPED 104 Pair Ladies Spring and Summer Price Twenty-Four Hour Service 29 oz. CAN .An1s1¥ NET WT 32 OZS. (1 LBS.) .. 9c Ea . foa m fill ed bed p illows w ith pre tty p rinted covers. Assorted color s and patter ns Once Again SUCED OR HALVES At 0 Open Twenty-Four Hours RODNEY LEE GHEEN II, son of Rodney aod Carol Gheen, R~ 2, Belmont, wUI re lebra t e h is bir t hday Sept. 5. Mr. Gheen, a former r es Jde ot of Pomeroy, Is employed by Ohio River Collieries a t Lafferty. Rodney's grandparents are Mr. a nd Mrs. Sanford Ghee n, Rt. 2, Belmont, a nd Mr. and Mrs. All e n G riffi n, Be ll a ire . Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl 0 . Gheen, Racine; Mrs. Mary Mozden, S ~ Cla irsville, aod Mrs. Sa rah McC loud , Belmont. PEACHES 5-UI. BAG SHOCK ABSORBERS ' lot) MEN'S ASSORTED Mens', Youth's, Boy's Gvm Oxfords BRAS POMEROY, OHIO HUNT'S SUGAR Hec~vy On e speci al clearance lot of men 's summ er caps In a big asso r t of c ol or s a nd st y les. t Save now! BED PIU.OWS One lot of Comly shredded JAMAICA SHORTS .' Nylon Tricot (I LOT) FANCY FOAM FILLED Special close -Out group of lad ies' po l yest er doub te'k nit Jamaica shorts in y'our choice of assorted solid color s. .. nt Oi sco rlti nUe"d nUmb e r :oo u f f a mou s Lo vable Br a nd bra ssieres and girdles in a assortment of st y les and CROW'S STEAK HOU~E NEW APPOINfEES COLUMBUS t UPI l - Gov . James A. Rhodes Tuesday appoin t ed Vylautas Bieliauskas of Cincinnati and Waller F . Schoenig of Dayton to the Menta l Health and Mental Retardation Advisory C<luncil. Rhodes also named to the council Ella M. Doss of Cleveland, George A. Skestos of Colwnbus, John T. Kirkby of Toledo, Dr . L. Doug las l..enkowski of Shaker Heights, James B. Ogden of C<llwnbus and Eve lyn E . Wei ll of Ironton. PURE CANE Mary Mechanic Says: Get 'Em .. ( BiQ lotL LADIES' LOVABLE BRAND OFF Out th ey go! Room si ze lot of beaut if ul wa llpape r . Enough for the average size room . Assorted color s and pa tterns . Brian , Jimmy and Stacey. Mason. W. Va .: F.dna Mae Martin , K at ie Carpenter, Rutland : Mr . and Mrs . Ralph Martin , son Doug, Beaver : Mr. and Mrs. Jame s Mitche ll , Co lumbus. • and Rona ld Marlin , Middleport . FISH & CHIP STYLE FABRIC PIECES .29 Spray and Jan, Veto Lak e; Mr . and Mrs. Tom Mitchell, David and Jeanie . Colwnbus; Steve Dr owns, Co lumbus: Renelda Marshall, Boston. Mass .: Mr . and Mrs . Lowe ll Thom as, Br uce and Todd. South Point ; Mrs . Bob Roush , Carol and J a ne , Cha rle sto n : Mrs. Lydia Hyse ll. P omer oy : Mr s. Foyst.,r Williams . Mary and J ohn . Artemus, Ky.: Mr and Mrs . Foyster Williams Jr. and Scott, Colwnbus. Mr. and Mrs . Albert Martin and Mike, Chester ; Susanne Beeler and Brian, Chester: Vin so n Martin , Middlfport : Mr . a nd Mrs. Osby Marlin, Pomeroy: Mr . a nd Mr s. Rubert Martin and Stephanie, Al liance: Mr s. Ralph Han a wa lt, Merit island, Fla . : Mr. and Mrs. Emil Thomas , da ugh ter Jeaneete, a nd grandson Chri s, Norton; Mr . and Mrs. Eddie Marlin and Rick, Pomeroy: Les lie Gibbs, DOMINO SUMMER CAPS $2.00 Each Shirts to 1 yd. Lengths - I Close -Out ( 1 lot) Assorted Hemmed TOWEL ENDSton Terry I • What should she do if confrontfl(l by an attacker? "R un .' away if you can a nd make a commotion. Scream 'F ire!' You'll get more attention t han if you yelled 'Help! ' or 'Rape!' :· If you can' t escape, straight talk may help. " Raptsts say _._ this is a fantasy they are living ," Dr. Hicks reports. " If you -. can make him realize that he is a person and you are a person , and this is reality - it may break the spell and he'll let you ~ go. " . y ~ Above all, don't fight unless you're sure you can wm. ou ~ may e nd up d ead. - CONCERNED Va lues to 99c . M i ll asso rtment of 1; , to 1 ya rd leng t hs. Bru shed ny lon tr icot fa br ics. Past e ls col or s. $1.59 Ea . mous Mt. Mist Quilt Ba.tts lionel Dea r Helen : You mentioned that every city should have a rape cris is , •center . Such a treatment center was set up last year at the :Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami. Some 1,000 women are :ex pected ID use its services in 1975. "The primary aim is to help the victim - not catch the "rapist," says Director Dr . Dorothy Hicks . "This crime often ~'ta kes a woman wh o is psychologically intact and litera lly :destroys her." • A team of doc!Dr s, nurses and social workers is constantly ;on call. When a victim a rr ives at the hospi tal she is taken ;immediately to a specia l "quiet room" where she is examined, '·treated and later counseled. · Dr. Hicks explains, "Some women have committed suic ide ~allowing a particula rly violent ra pe, and some hus bands have killed themselves. Often engagements are broken or :marriages end in divorce." Counseling for both the wom en and . the family eases trauma8 a nd helps them a djust. : Although doctDrs , counselors a nd police a ll _pledge con:.fidentiality and files are lock ed, an assault v1ctun ts en· : couraged ID m ak e a report to protect herself and other women. ' " P olice have statistics to show that if a victim reports, 1t 's ~unlikely the rapist will return . But if sh~ doesn't, he may feel :, he has a patsy, and come back agam. . r· Among precautionary measures, Dr . H1 cks ur g~s women : not to be too trusting . The "friendly puppy" type ts vulner• nable. It's said that women must always be on guar d, she adds, " •' •", • Spec ia l Remn ant Days close ou t l ot of lad ies ' fa mous bra nd fancy sl ips. M any one of a kind sty les. Shop ea rl y an d save . Values to $3 .99 (Sale Lot) Polished Tubular Metal f.! eg . $3 .95 value delux towel stand . Chrome plated, per fect for d r y in g s t oc k ing s a nd :n.:.M~~:::n The lhird '-lnnual Martin family r e uni on was held SWlday at the ho me uf Mr. and Mr s. Alb ert Ma r tin, Chester Road . Officers elected for the 1976 reunion were Ralph Martin , presid ent; Donna Thoma s, secre tar y; Emil Thom as. treasurer , a nd Mr s. Osby Martin , publi city . F ollowin g th e bas ket dinner. recogni tion was give n to Mr s . Lydia Hyse ll , Pomeroy, 81, the oldes t one atte nding : Scott Williams, Colwnbus, four months old, the yoWJ gest : and Mrs. Ralph Hanawalt, Merit Island, F la ., traveled the farthest. Plans were made for the 1976 reun ion to be held at the home of Mr . and Mrs . Ralph Martin at Beaver . Attending were Mrs. Mary Martin , Ron nie and Kim, New Ha ve n, W. Va .; Mr . anc.l Mrs. Albert Marlin .Jr ., .Jeff theria , whoQping cough, tela: , nus polio and measles to be actn'utted for the opening of classes here today. SHOI'S NEEDED CINCINNATI (UPI) - Cincinnati Health Commissioner Dr. Arnold M. Left said student.! must have proof of inunwlizatlon against deph· family gathers Dear Muddling: (It 's spelle d, "Meddling," perhaps ') In this case : if at first you don't succeed - quit ! Mr. Take: it obviously enjoys his G.W.S., so let him learn for himself that .she isn 't the best catch in the ocean. - H. 7lc Yard TOWEL RACKS U So .J)ear Helen: You're so right : men are apt to be more rolnantir than women. Females a re more calculating and cool than males who, when they fall in love, go completely blind. I've noticed many more guys in love ha~ hWlg on to the true bitches than girls have hung on to Bad News. Somehow man still feels he m ust " protect" even though she need s protection like the Great White Shark . A guy I know stays with this bossy, jealous, possessive , lying cheater, who isn't even very intelligent. She manipulates him with sex. He's spent a min t on her and it's never enough. I keep my mouth shut from sheer willpower, but the other night he came to me and asked my opinion of this affair. I told him how refreshing it would be to see new faces, and why not ·call a moratoriu m? I didn't once put her down, though it was rough! So now I'm the villain. SHE has spread it around that I am ' "after" him , a nd she's almost convinced him. After a week of partia l separation, he's back to being led by the nose, and the . gossip is that my marriage is shaky . Th"''k goodness my husband is u!lderstanding. He knows I ' was only trying to help and I have no yen for our Mr. Take-it . "But I'm st ill so rry for him. Do I try again, or let him gel what he obviously wants ? JUST MUDDUNG ALONG • (1 LOT) LADIES' FAMOUS BRAND OFF REG. PRICE Better SPORTSWEAR (One lot) ladies' Summer Jewelry (One Small lot) Ladies' Better MATERNITY WEAR ~ M (I Group) Children's Spring · Summer (Small Lot) Girls' Permanent Press One sma ll Remnan t Days lot of be tter m aterni ty wear. M any one of a kind, so shop early for best se l ec t ion . Save one.half. ~ Martin : but it's necessary in these times. ( 96) Boys ' Summer Shirts (I Group) Ladies' Famous Brand rH;'i;~::: :: ii:;i:p : : : : : : : :: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :;:'~ · +++ (Big lotl Infants-Tots-Children's Br oke n sizes, samp l es and close -outs from regu lar stock . Lad i es· dres s a nd casual st y les in a big se l ec l ion. Good Sunday school clas:5r~s. Appointed to the comrru ttee were Dennis Moore, Kenny Buckley, Stephanie Ord .and Barbara Chapman. SYRACUSE - New of· ficers were elected at a recent meeting of the Young Ad ul t Class of the Asbury POU CEMEN RE fURN United Met hodist Church, BRUNSWICK, Ohio ( UP!) Syracuse . _ All 14 city policemen here E lected were Mary McCoy, planned tD return ID their Jobs presid ent; John Usle, vice by midnight Tuesday after pr eside n t; J ud y Pape, the city agreed ID negotiate secretary - treasurer, and all 28 grievances they had Janice Lisle, r.t! ws reporter . lodged against it last week. Plans were made £or the The city had been left YoWlg Adult Class and the without its normal pollee teenage class to hold a bake forceafter a "sick-out" left ~ l e and car wash to raise only supervisory pe rsonnel funds for remodeling both on du ty last wee k. (I lot l Ladies' Spring a nd S11mme r J • • • \ . ' ' ' I I . �' ' Rev. Henry Key elected association moderator The Rev. Henry L, Key Jr ., pastor of the Mount Moriah Baptist Church, Middleport , was elected moderator recently at the Provide nce Regular Mi ss ionar y Baptist .seven c hur c hes fro m Southeastern Ohio reg istered dination , the Rev . Mr . Key was called to the pastorate of the M ount Mori ah Baptist Chur ch. Middlepo rt, where he hrts se r ved fur five years. He is married to the former Mary B. Pin son , and they have tw o c hildren , Jen ny HPbecea. 9, a nd Dav id llussell, 7. wi t h delegates to the Ass oc iational sess ion . The Providence Regular Mi ssio n~;~r y Association . His election to the position took place at the !41st annual Baptist Assocwtion is r eputed tu he the olde s t Negro chu rch or ganization in the United Slates with hi sto ry dating 'back to the mid-HI:!O's . The association i s curren tly 1n the process (Jf compiling a sessio n of the association held at the Naomi Baptist Church, Pomeroy, pastured by the Rev . S . .J . Jackson . Tw enty - The new mudcr<.~t o r .'lUc- ceeds the Rev . f:lbert D. Md ; hee, pa stcJ r of the history booklet. The 1\ev Mr . Corin th Raptist Church at .hwk son is cnonJinatur of the Cente rpoint, wh o was named history . fllLJd erat ur -e rncritus. Other The Rev . Mr . Key wa s a officers elected were the Rev . member of th e Second Vance Watson, pastor of the Baptist Church uf ColwlJ !Jus Mount Carme l IJ a pti s l and \\-·a s ordained into the Chur ch, Hid well, president of Ba ptist rm n!str y in 1970 und er the Mini ste rs an d Deacons ' the Rev . C. F .Jenkins. now Instit ute; and Mrs . Dorothy pasto r -cmcr i tus uf Scc·un d Thomas. Bidwell. r e~ l cc tcd Baptist. president or the Women's Concurren t with hi s rw- Auxiliary. Carson, Smith families hold fo rtieth reunton PO INT PLF:ASANT - The des ce ndants of Robert Carson and of , Sara and Gideon Smith met for their 40th reWJion at Krodel Park Clubhouse, Pl. Pleasant. Eleven people present had atte nded the rlrs t reunion in 1935. They were Mr. and Mrs . Lauren Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. Erskin Wills, Mr . and Mrs . Lawrence Sellers, Mrs. Lu lu Mi les, Mrs . Roma Rothgeb, Mr s. Be r nad ine Eads, Nola n Ca rson, and Mr s. Patty Chapman . Highli ghts of previo us reunions were recalled by Mrs . Suzanne P iercy. Mrs . Piercy and Mrs. J eanette Thom as were elected to serve as president and secretary of the reuni on . Recognized for trave lin g the greatest dista nce were Mr. and Mrs. Ric hard Sweet, Staci and Michael , fr om Springfie ld, Vermont 1formerly of Middleport), and Mrs. Minnie Cotton , Fort P ierce, Fla . Others atte nding were Mr. and Mrs . Lawrence Sellers, Co lumb us ( forme rl y of Syracuse 1: Mr. and Mrs. REV. HENRY KEY Let The . Fabric Shop Show you the larg es t s e lec tion of fab rics in ou r ar e a . With patterns from • Kwik·Sew • McCalls • Simplicity Singer Sales & Service 992 -2284 Pomeroy , Ohio l .arry Se ll ers, Stevie and Larry, r:rove City: Robert Flannagan, Syrac use, Mr . and Mrs . Gene Wedge and family, Mr. and Mrs. Chesler Wedge and Brian, Mrs. Joe Wedge, Fostoria: Mr . and Mr s. Walter Crooks, Mr . and Mrs . Edward Cr ooks, Pam , Cindy and Eddie , Mr. and Mrs. Da niel Thomas , Danny and Kathy, all of Middle port: Mr . and Mrs . Charles Adkins, Mr . and Mrs . Char les N. Adkins, Candy and Laura, Su m mersvi lle, W. Va . : Russe ll Pull in , McKeesport , Pa.; Lowell Eckar d , Colwnbus: Mrs . Elizabeth Thom as, Ripley, Mr. and Mrs. Porter Nicholl, Leon: Mr . and Mrs . Erskin Wills, Charlton Heig hts, W. Va .: Mr. and Mrs . W. L. Chapm an, Welch: Mrs. Patty Chapman, Montgomery: Nolan Ca rs on, Cincinnat i ; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bateman and Sonia , Mr. and Mrs . James P iercy and Chris, Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Eads, Mrs. Roma Rothgeb, Mrs . Lulu Miles , Mrs. Amy Smith, Mr . a nd Mrs. David Ea ds and J . R .. Rev. and Mrs. Homer P iercy a nd Mrs . Ruth Dyer , of Poin t Pleasant. RUTLAND DEPARTMENT STORE Thurs .. Sept. 4 thru S at., Sept. 6 742-5543 Armour POnED MEAT............................~.~~:. 3 59 e e 59 : ~. ~~ : 2 for Stokley CUT GREEN BEANS . .. .. ............. . ...... fo r $139 · 3oz . NESTEA INSTANT ...... . ... . ... ... ................ . .. ... ... ... .. KLEENEX TISSUES ................... :.~~ .~?.~~~... 2 Stokely 303 size APPLE SAUCE .. . ...................... . ............ . ' 2 lor . .... 59e AG MEATS Homemade HAM SA.LAD ........................................,. .........'.~·~ . 99c: RAFT All MEAT .,. WIENERS .. .... ... .. .... .. ..... .. ... . ~~:.•1.07 RAFT All MEAT BOLOGNA ... ........ .. .......... :!~.~~... '1.19 Sliced '1.29 - - DAIRY REDWAX LONGHORN CHEESE - PRODUCE CALIFORNIA -ORANGES YEUOW ONIONS ' 4 lb. Bag Jib. Bag BY PIECE...... : ............ .. lb. •1.29 SLICED.. .......... .......... . lb. •1 ,39 .. FROZEN Mortons T.V. DINNERS ASSORTED 11 oz. Annual picnic held Tile annual pic ni c of the 59e Rodney ·and Rita, Mr . and Mrs . Jeff Ranson, Jeremy, and guests, Mr. and Mrs . Steve Ranson , Chesapeake : Sharon Kuh n, Lisa and Laura Roush, Mr . and Mrs. Larry Haynes, Krlsti and Matthew , Mr. and Mrs. Brad Hudson, Allen Ro us h, Ma ry Ann Tr ipp, JWJe Hutton, Randy Haynes, Tammi and Chris ti St<tnley, Sherrie Barnhart, Mr . and Mr s . Rober t King , John Blake, Dave Co le and Mike Mill er . Bradbury Church of Christ was held recen tly at Forest Acr es Park . Softball and voll eyball were the activities WEDNESDAY during the afternoon . POMEROY LODGE 164 , Attend ing were Mr . and F &AM, regular meeting, 7:30 Mrs. Dale Barnhart, Mr . and p .m. All Ma ~te r Masons Mr s. Thurman Carsey, in vited . David , Jay and Rut h , FIREMEN'S AUXILIARY, M.aryl n Wi lco x, Bever l y 7:30 p.m. at the fire hall. anc.l Brian , Mr . and Hostesses are Ka thy Caldwell Mrs. Will iam Kin g, Kevand Marilyn F:pp le . in , Kathy and Sherrie, THURSDAY Mr. and Mrs. William Bailey, GALI.!A COUNTY Salon 612, E i ~h l and Forty, 7:30 p .m . at lhe hom e of Mi ~ Erma Smith. Pom eroy. MIDDLEPORT Chamber of Commerce luncheon at 12 :15 p.m. at the Marlin Resta urant. EVANGELINE CHAPTER 172, O.E .S., 7:30 p.m . at the Middleport Masoni c Temple . CITIZENS COMMITTEE for the Mentally Reta rded , B p .m . in the Meigs County courtroom . Progress report<; · to be given on the Ga llia County School where the Me igs County children are ( Spe cial G r oup) Di s continued Styles attending, and also on the MEN ' S SHORT SL E EVE PERM PRESS Me igs CaWlly facility . FREE CANCER screening clinic fo r all Me igs County women, fourt h Thursday Spec ial group of men 's sho r t s l eeve per m pr ess sport each month . For app ointment shirt s. Discontinued sty les . ca ll 992-7684 or 992-7531 , 9 Shop ear l y for best selec lion . a.m. to 4 p .m. Monday Remnan t Da ys. through F'nday . EACH - OUT THEY C.O! CATHOLIC WOMEN'S Club regular meeting at B p .m. in the c h urch ( 1 Group) Sample s- Close-Outs Odd a uditoriwn preceded by 7:30 mass . Hostesses will be Doris LADIES' SPR lNG AND SUMMER F ishe r , Janet Duffy, Rita Hamm and Helen Ha ndley. Gr oup will hold a rwnmage Drastic markdown s from our sale 9 a.m . to ~ p .m. in stock , c lose-out s. odd lots , a uditorium. samples included in this group SPORT SHIRTS 00 $ SPORTSWEAR C HI LDREN'S Home Citize ns Advisory Committee at noon at the Pomer oy Uni ted Methodist Ch urc h , Cynt hi a Mi ll s to d iscuss Christmas for the children. FRIDAY YARD a nd Ba ke Sale sponsored by Ml . He rmon W o m e n 's Miss i onary Association 10 a.m . to 3 p .m. at corne r or SR 7 and Forest RWl Road. YARD SALE now in progress through Satur day at · :107 Spring Ave. , sponsored by Harrisonville Eastern Star s. PO MONA GRANGE , B p .m. at the Rock Spr ings ha ll. Inspection, county contests, pri nce a nd princess quizzes to be held . Star Grange will be hos t. HAPPY Harvester s Class, Trinity Churc h, 7:30 p .m . in the social room of the church. SATURDAY ICE CREAM Social , Bashan VolWJ teer F ireme n and Auxi liar y mem bers at the fi rehouse with serving to begin at 6 p.m . HYMN SING, Da n Hayman a nd The CoWJ ly Hym n time rs, at the Churc h of Chris t in Chri st ia n Uni on Ca mp Gr oWJds at Ha r tford, 7:30 p.m . Public invited . SUNDAY ANNUAL Homecom ing at Minersville United Me thod ist Chur ch. SWlday School a nd c hurc h at reg ul ar hours. Basket dinner 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. "Gospel Tones" at 1:30 p.m . Property fo r 22 o z LIME DISH DETERGENT. .. .. .. .. ...... .. ..... .. ........... :. Orange o r grape 32 oz. W NER DRINKS . ...... .. ......... ... .... .. .. .... .. Sweetheart 97e 7- ~ D~!!Y ~~-tiJlel._ Middleport·Pomeroy, 0., WedneSday, Sept. 3, 1975 . 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, Sept·. 3, 1975 · Transfers John W. Yates, Draina C. Yates to John R. Koe hler, Jean F . Koehler , II A, Olive. G~orge Grueser , Thelma Grueser to J erry J. Grueser , Lots, Sut ton. William R. Hayes, Be tty· J . Hayes to Richard E. Wea ver, Mary M. Weave r, Lo t, Syracuse .. J ohn A. Duerr, Ruth L . .. Duerr to Shirl ey Custer , 20 a. , Salem . Sidney M. Bowles, Cathe rine F. Bowles to John E lmer Ord , 6 a., Salem . Earl F . Engles Jr. , Sar ah A. In gles to Pa t Zar tman, Ronald K. Zartman , William E. Porter , Wendy Kovacs, 30.5 a., Olive. Joe M. Bolen, Janet Bolen to Buckeye Rural Electric Corp., Inc., Ea se ., R uUand. " Lowell Reed Jeffers, Helen E . J effer s to Ge ne ra l Telephone Co. of Ohio, Ease., Colwnbia. Robert L. Whi te, Hilda White to Rober t L. White, Whi te, Parcels, Hil da Chester. Char les F . Gloeckn er , Ma ry E. Gloeckner to Ray H. Smith, Sillly A. Smith, Lot, Pomeroy. $ 00 ot lad ies spr ing and sum mer sportswear . EACH - OUT THEY GO! - Officers chosen Values to $ 1.59 22 x 44 F a ncy Cotton Terry BATH TOWELS Good size coH on terry bath t owels in assorted co l ors and patt erns - 12 x 44 inch sl ze •1 WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY OOEach (Special Grouol Samples-Clos e · Outs . LADI E S' SPRING AND SUMMER FLARE SLACKS Imagine f in di ng pnces cur m1s l ow on slack s. Out they go! Ladies' solid color fl are st yle slacks in size s 10 to 18. vem . nan t Days . $ 00 EACH GO! - - _QUT (Mill Asst . ) I To 10 Yard Lengths ASSORT_EI? TEXTURED POL VESTER OOUBLEKN ITS A b ig spec ial m ill lengt h assortment of pl ain and fancy 60 i n ch wide polyes ter doubl eknit fabrics in a good selec t ion of patterns . $ 00 YARD - OUT THEY GO! - SPORTSWEAR FOOTWEAR Drast i c ma r kdowns f rom our st ock, c lose-outs, odd lot s, sa m pl es inc luded in thi s group of chil d r en' s sport swea r . (83) Mens and Boys Spring Jackets One-Third Off SPORTSWEAR ( 1 Lot) Ladies ' Spring and Summer OFF REG. PRICE gr ea t se lect ion col lec ted from all our stores for th is big Remnant Days even t. Spr ing and summer styles. Famous Brand s. A FOOTWEAR Dress and casual sty les in better qualit y na,n e bra nd footwear . Broken sizes and clo se -out s from r egu lar st ock . Values to $5.00 Ea. Sweaters COTTON DRESSES $200 E One close -out group of sa m . pies a nd d iscon tin ued st yles of girls perma nen t pr ess cot ton dresses . Assorted styles and I AC.HI ~IPn ' • & Boys' Swim Trunks Walking Shor.ts OFF REG. PRICE Spec ial clea r ance group ot chi ldren's spring and sum m er spo rtwear of all kinds. A good se lection fr om regular st oc k . FANCY SLIPS 112 $188 EACH One lot of coh on t erry towel en ds in a big va ri et y of sizes, 2 EA .. !ROOM LOTS) ROOM SIZE LOTS WALLPAPER REG. PRICE nts & GIRDLES (Special Group) ladies' Doubleknit Eleven O'Clock P.M . ICOFFEE-MATE 18 oz. 11 01 FOOtWEAR . Sampl es, di scontinued st y les, broken sizes, odds and ends of ladies' footwear. $~~R ~ 44c (Close-Out lot) STURDY 3· TIER - 39¢1 J ISHORT CUTMACARONI 49¢1 lFRENCH DRESSING SKINNER CAN JAR - KRAFT ECKRICH BATTER & BAKE SAVE 11 01 ' 8 01 SUPERIORS LEAN SMORGAS PAK HADDOCK SLICED BOILED HAM 1-I.B. PKG. NOW All 240Z. PKG. VARIETIES SUPERIOR OR LUNCH MEATS FRANKIE WIENERS Moore's 12 OZ. PKG. .1-lB. PKGS. KAIINS CHOPPED SIRLOIN SANIMICH REIGEL SPECIAL TRIM SPREAD SMOKED PICNICS CAlLA ST'1LE .Duty SMALL EGGS......... -•••••3 IGA GRAPEFRUIT OR MIRACLE OLEO • ' •• 1L2 ~~. 7~ PRICE -88 1 ¢ CARNATION 3-LB. ORANGE JUICE • . " • •••• •• • •• •• 46 CARRYOUT PRICE ~-----------r~~~~O~UN~D------,-~ BES PAK FRESH & CRISP ••• • •• • • •• •• •" CELLO Spark Plugs •• • Batteries oz. CAN CARROTS Fuel Pumps Water Pumps Tune Up Kits I-LB. PKG. FREEZER BAGS I PINTS OR QUAJITS U. S. NO. I 20 LB. BAG WHITE POTATOES IGA IND. WRAPPED AMERICAN OR PIMINTO CHEESE oz. 12 UTILITY TABLES 30 inches n1 gh . sturdy shel ves . el ec tri ca l outlet , . top . Roll s easil y . wi th th r ee Three w ay 15«20 in ch on caster s. WE CAN SAVE YOU • I I Closed Sunday Night at GRAPE JELLY • • POMEROY STORE o ·N LY . ' Is Available KRAFT WHIPPED 104 Pair Ladies Spring and Summer Price Twenty-Four Hour Service 29 oz. CAN .An1s1¥ NET WT 32 OZS. (1 LBS.) .. 9c Ea . foa m fill ed bed p illows w ith pre tty p rinted covers. Assorted color s and patter ns Once Again SUCED OR HALVES At 0 Open Twenty-Four Hours RODNEY LEE GHEEN II, son of Rodney aod Carol Gheen, R~ 2, Belmont, wUI re lebra t e h is bir t hday Sept. 5. Mr. Gheen, a former r es Jde ot of Pomeroy, Is employed by Ohio River Collieries a t Lafferty. Rodney's grandparents are Mr. a nd Mrs. Sanford Ghee n, Rt. 2, Belmont, a nd Mr. and Mrs. All e n G riffi n, Be ll a ire . Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl 0 . Gheen, Racine; Mrs. Mary Mozden, S ~ Cla irsville, aod Mrs. Sa rah McC loud , Belmont. PEACHES 5-UI. BAG SHOCK ABSORBERS ' lot) MEN'S ASSORTED Mens', Youth's, Boy's Gvm Oxfords BRAS POMEROY, OHIO HUNT'S SUGAR Hec~vy On e speci al clearance lot of men 's summ er caps In a big asso r t of c ol or s a nd st y les. t Save now! BED PIU.OWS One lot of Comly shredded JAMAICA SHORTS .' Nylon Tricot (I LOT) FANCY FOAM FILLED Special close -Out group of lad ies' po l yest er doub te'k nit Jamaica shorts in y'our choice of assorted solid color s. .. nt Oi sco rlti nUe"d nUmb e r :oo u f f a mou s Lo vable Br a nd bra ssieres and girdles in a assortment of st y les and CROW'S STEAK HOU~E NEW APPOINfEES COLUMBUS t UPI l - Gov . James A. Rhodes Tuesday appoin t ed Vylautas Bieliauskas of Cincinnati and Waller F . Schoenig of Dayton to the Menta l Health and Mental Retardation Advisory C<luncil. Rhodes also named to the council Ella M. Doss of Cleveland, George A. Skestos of Colwnbus, John T. Kirkby of Toledo, Dr . L. Doug las l..enkowski of Shaker Heights, James B. Ogden of C<llwnbus and Eve lyn E . Wei ll of Ironton. PURE CANE Mary Mechanic Says: Get 'Em .. ( BiQ lotL LADIES' LOVABLE BRAND OFF Out th ey go! Room si ze lot of beaut if ul wa llpape r . Enough for the average size room . Assorted color s and pa tterns . Brian , Jimmy and Stacey. Mason. W. Va .: F.dna Mae Martin , K at ie Carpenter, Rutland : Mr . and Mrs . Ralph Martin , son Doug, Beaver : Mr. and Mrs. Jame s Mitche ll , Co lumbus. • and Rona ld Marlin , Middleport . FISH & CHIP STYLE FABRIC PIECES .29 Spray and Jan, Veto Lak e; Mr . and Mrs. Tom Mitchell, David and Jeanie . Colwnbus; Steve Dr owns, Co lumbus: Renelda Marshall, Boston. Mass .: Mr . and Mrs . Lowe ll Thom as, Br uce and Todd. South Point ; Mrs . Bob Roush , Carol and J a ne , Cha rle sto n : Mrs. Lydia Hyse ll. P omer oy : Mr s. Foyst.,r Williams . Mary and J ohn . Artemus, Ky.: Mr and Mrs . Foyster Williams Jr. and Scott, Colwnbus. Mr. and Mrs . Albert Martin and Mike, Chester ; Susanne Beeler and Brian, Chester: Vin so n Martin , Middlfport : Mr . a nd Mrs. Osby Marlin, Pomeroy: Mr . a nd Mr s. Rubert Martin and Stephanie, Al liance: Mr s. Ralph Han a wa lt, Merit island, Fla . : Mr. and Mrs. Emil Thomas , da ugh ter Jeaneete, a nd grandson Chri s, Norton; Mr . and Mrs. Eddie Marlin and Rick, Pomeroy: Les lie Gibbs, DOMINO SUMMER CAPS $2.00 Each Shirts to 1 yd. Lengths - I Close -Out ( 1 lot) Assorted Hemmed TOWEL ENDSton Terry I • What should she do if confrontfl(l by an attacker? "R un .' away if you can a nd make a commotion. Scream 'F ire!' You'll get more attention t han if you yelled 'Help! ' or 'Rape!' :· If you can' t escape, straight talk may help. " Raptsts say _._ this is a fantasy they are living ," Dr. Hicks reports. " If you -. can make him realize that he is a person and you are a person , and this is reality - it may break the spell and he'll let you ~ go. " . y ~ Above all, don't fight unless you're sure you can wm. ou ~ may e nd up d ead. - CONCERNED Va lues to 99c . M i ll asso rtment of 1; , to 1 ya rd leng t hs. Bru shed ny lon tr icot fa br ics. Past e ls col or s. $1.59 Ea . mous Mt. Mist Quilt Ba.tts lionel Dea r Helen : You mentioned that every city should have a rape cris is , •center . Such a treatment center was set up last year at the :Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami. Some 1,000 women are :ex pected ID use its services in 1975. "The primary aim is to help the victim - not catch the "rapist," says Director Dr . Dorothy Hicks . "This crime often ~'ta kes a woman wh o is psychologically intact and litera lly :destroys her." • A team of doc!Dr s, nurses and social workers is constantly ;on call. When a victim a rr ives at the hospi tal she is taken ;immediately to a specia l "quiet room" where she is examined, '·treated and later counseled. · Dr. Hicks explains, "Some women have committed suic ide ~allowing a particula rly violent ra pe, and some hus bands have killed themselves. Often engagements are broken or :marriages end in divorce." Counseling for both the wom en and . the family eases trauma8 a nd helps them a djust. : Although doctDrs , counselors a nd police a ll _pledge con:.fidentiality and files are lock ed, an assault v1ctun ts en· : couraged ID m ak e a report to protect herself and other women. ' " P olice have statistics to show that if a victim reports, 1t 's ~unlikely the rapist will return . But if sh~ doesn't, he may feel :, he has a patsy, and come back agam. . r· Among precautionary measures, Dr . H1 cks ur g~s women : not to be too trusting . The "friendly puppy" type ts vulner• nable. It's said that women must always be on guar d, she adds, " •' •", • Spec ia l Remn ant Days close ou t l ot of lad ies ' fa mous bra nd fancy sl ips. M any one of a kind sty les. Shop ea rl y an d save . Values to $3 .99 (Sale Lot) Polished Tubular Metal f.! eg . $3 .95 value delux towel stand . Chrome plated, per fect for d r y in g s t oc k ing s a nd :n.:.M~~:::n The lhird '-lnnual Martin family r e uni on was held SWlday at the ho me uf Mr. and Mr s. Alb ert Ma r tin, Chester Road . Officers elected for the 1976 reunion were Ralph Martin , presid ent; Donna Thoma s, secre tar y; Emil Thom as. treasurer , a nd Mr s. Osby Martin , publi city . F ollowin g th e bas ket dinner. recogni tion was give n to Mr s . Lydia Hyse ll , Pomeroy, 81, the oldes t one atte nding : Scott Williams, Colwnbus, four months old, the yoWJ gest : and Mrs. Ralph Hanawalt, Merit Island, F la ., traveled the farthest. Plans were made for the 1976 reun ion to be held at the home of Mr . and Mrs . Ralph Martin at Beaver . Attending were Mrs. Mary Martin , Ron nie and Kim, New Ha ve n, W. Va .; Mr . anc.l Mrs. Albert Marlin .Jr ., .Jeff theria , whoQping cough, tela: , nus polio and measles to be actn'utted for the opening of classes here today. SHOI'S NEEDED CINCINNATI (UPI) - Cincinnati Health Commissioner Dr. Arnold M. Left said student.! must have proof of inunwlizatlon against deph· family gathers Dear Muddling: (It 's spelle d, "Meddling," perhaps ') In this case : if at first you don't succeed - quit ! Mr. Take: it obviously enjoys his G.W.S., so let him learn for himself that .she isn 't the best catch in the ocean. - H. 7lc Yard TOWEL RACKS U So .J)ear Helen: You're so right : men are apt to be more rolnantir than women. Females a re more calculating and cool than males who, when they fall in love, go completely blind. I've noticed many more guys in love ha~ hWlg on to the true bitches than girls have hung on to Bad News. Somehow man still feels he m ust " protect" even though she need s protection like the Great White Shark . A guy I know stays with this bossy, jealous, possessive , lying cheater, who isn't even very intelligent. She manipulates him with sex. He's spent a min t on her and it's never enough. I keep my mouth shut from sheer willpower, but the other night he came to me and asked my opinion of this affair. I told him how refreshing it would be to see new faces, and why not ·call a moratoriu m? I didn't once put her down, though it was rough! So now I'm the villain. SHE has spread it around that I am ' "after" him , a nd she's almost convinced him. After a week of partia l separation, he's back to being led by the nose, and the . gossip is that my marriage is shaky . Th"''k goodness my husband is u!lderstanding. He knows I ' was only trying to help and I have no yen for our Mr. Take-it . "But I'm st ill so rry for him. Do I try again, or let him gel what he obviously wants ? JUST MUDDUNG ALONG • (1 LOT) LADIES' FAMOUS BRAND OFF REG. PRICE Better SPORTSWEAR (One lot) ladies' Summer Jewelry (One Small lot) Ladies' Better MATERNITY WEAR ~ M (I Group) Children's Spring · Summer (Small Lot) Girls' Permanent Press One sma ll Remnan t Days lot of be tter m aterni ty wear. M any one of a kind, so shop early for best se l ec t ion . Save one.half. ~ Martin : but it's necessary in these times. ( 96) Boys ' Summer Shirts (I Group) Ladies' Famous Brand rH;'i;~::: :: ii:;i:p : : : : : : : :: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :;:'~ · +++ (Big lotl Infants-Tots-Children's Br oke n sizes, samp l es and close -outs from regu lar stock . Lad i es· dres s a nd casual st y les in a big se l ec l ion. Good Sunday school clas:5r~s. Appointed to the comrru ttee were Dennis Moore, Kenny Buckley, Stephanie Ord .and Barbara Chapman. SYRACUSE - New of· ficers were elected at a recent meeting of the Young Ad ul t Class of the Asbury POU CEMEN RE fURN United Met hodist Church, BRUNSWICK, Ohio ( UP!) Syracuse . _ All 14 city policemen here E lected were Mary McCoy, planned tD return ID their Jobs presid ent; John Usle, vice by midnight Tuesday after pr eside n t; J ud y Pape, the city agreed ID negotiate secretary - treasurer, and all 28 grievances they had Janice Lisle, r.t! ws reporter . lodged against it last week. Plans were made £or the The city had been left YoWlg Adult Class and the without its normal pollee teenage class to hold a bake forceafter a "sick-out" left ~ l e and car wash to raise only supervisory pe rsonnel funds for remodeling both on du ty last wee k. (I lot l Ladies' Spring a nd S11mme r J • • • \ . ' ' ' I I . �' I .. ' '. ' 9 - The Daily Sentine l, Middleport.Pmneroy. 0 .. Wt'dncSda y . Scpl. :l, 197:i 8- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wedne sday , Sept. 3, 1975 Golfers win first outing Open Regular Hours of '75 season on lizbor Day Mon., Sept. 1 Meigs Hign Sc hoo l opened its golf season Tuesday with a 170 to 193 Victory over Nelsonville-'v ur k on the Pomeroy Go lf Course. Da le Browning an d Crenson Pratt, both of Meigs, 298 Second St. POMEROY, OHIO shared m edalist honor s w1 th scores of 41. Low scorer for Nelsonville-York was Tim Pitts with a 42. Other scores tur ned in by Meigs players were Chuck Follrod wi th 4:1, Mark Gilkey 45, and Steve Bachner 45. Meigs also defeated N·Y in the reserve match by a scorf' of 189 to 195. Scores for Me1gs were Bob Powers 42, Jeff Couc h 48, Horne r Smit h Ferry Tickets On Sale ~9, and David Bur t 50. N-Y was led by Ri ck Dane wit h a 44 . Toda y the Ma raud ers travel to Wave r ly for PRICES GOOD THRU SEPT. 6 NO SALES TO DEALERS QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED YOU'RE ALWAYS FIRST! SHAVE MASTER SHAVER At Powell's a triangular league match with BABY BEEF ) CHUCK ROAST•••••• !~. Other players on the Mc1gs roster who did no t partici pate in the mat ches were Bruce Blackston, Je ff Wamer , Ron Ca sci, David Har ri s and Keith Krautter. Lemaster fund BABY BEEF ROUND STEAK ••••••••• ~~ .. now at $1,268 ~ Wilson's All Meat CHUNK BOLOGNA •••••• ~s~ th1\ hr,nd•.o•nt", lo, k 1c1cf ., (j<v''\ • Vluk !' t o ,.\A.,; •,,r o r \I'Jr 1 ~ , . t rJ Mu '>IC nnd Alor m • 5noo; e Alarm ( lork con tr o l J, gh t "d rlo l ~ ' ' '' " for ea sy Vl t'Wing 111 th e dark 4 · t o tJ l1r ed d y•10 1111 C <, pc-akr ·' Au tonlo l' c Volwr.e Con t ro l Bu,l t 111 C4506 A f ( on FM. Walnut gr01n f,n, c.h o n po l ystyr ene Co mpa ct fla i r des1g n co~1net Walnut gra1n ftn, .,h on p o ly\tyrene 14 PINT DEHUMIDIFIER you o lh1s G .E Deh v rrudli1er rem o ves dornoq mg m ol\ture fr om th e 01r cau~ed ~y e)( C t'~'> hum1dity 1n the home !he c o~inet ,., ~ l l'el w1 th o l:lrown . poanted co~1ne t w1 lh a white g ral 1 Jonu~ of eK.Ir O ~ lt' e p 1n 1r1 \l l t.: tlw rnorn.r1g e e e e e e HECK' S REG . $129 . 91> JEWELRY DEPT. 2 Only 29 INLAND SMITH CORONA 3-TRACK AUTO STEREO WITH SPEAKERS e e e SUPER GTYPEWRITER SIMILAR TO ILLUSTRA fiON Ind ivid ual left and right slide vo lume wn t roh l or perfect vo lume adiu ~ l · ment fr om each ~ peeker Hi -l ow Tone Sl ide Con tr ol Cot11p oct Size Power ·on l nd 1co t or li ght Aut o mat; c and manual progro~ ~el ec t ion . e Vlc ig n1 ng an 01 on ly 9 I ?~ 11 fen l urt· ~ o D('r so nu ! tuu ch se lector on 84 rho roct r·a key'loD·d a t.yo co l or n ~\ 1 011 r.1 holf . .,pa ce fea t u re end o f nctq t• and1 c <~ t o, p uu•· r ~LJ D por t Clr!T1~ and ';r·rtut 1f ul mo .. I:I.-J col o r ' P.r, , ~1 2•· 'yp•: e I o c t:' HECK'S REG. $34.96 . I SHOWBOAT 14lfz OZ. PORK & BEANS•••• Sty lnd w1th fln1r and ~p a ce ~ov 1nq W ith power pack fa r fa st re charg in g. Bla ck co lor . " 75-39 c AM-FM CLOCK RADIO GENERAL ELECTRIC AND GROOMER Wave rly and Athe ns A public fund drive ·for Lonnie LeMaste r, 6, a brain surgery patient at the St. Joseph Hospital in Parkers burg , r eached $1268.09 Tuesday m ornin g, Miss Eleanor Robson , chairperson, reports. Over the weekend, Miss Robson, who is Meigs County Recorder, visited Lonnie and his mother, Mrs. Edward LeMaster( wh o has been with her son since his hospi talization in mid-July . She reports that Lonnie is now undergoin g therapy twice a day and will be returned home when he can walk well enough . In addition to the brain surgery , Lonnie underwent surgery for ulcers after being admitted to th e hospital. Lonnie will mark his seventh birthday on September 23 and it is hoped that he will be at his Route 2, Pomeroy, home by that time . Latest contributors to ·th e fund drive are Mr . and Mrs. Harold Sauer, Route I, Middleport ; Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Hawley, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs . Donald E. Whaley, Route I, Shade"; Mr . and Mrs. Lowell F . Wingett, Route 4, Pomeroy; the staffs of the ASCS, FHA and SCS offices in Pomeroy ; Myrtle Walker , Racine ; Mildred Hawley, Middleport ; Mr . and Mrs. Vincent J. Dabo, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Mitch, Middleport, and Bob's Gulf Station, Pomeroy. GENERAL ELECTRIC RECHARGEABLE JEWLRY DEPT. ·''' ~ f GENERAL ELECTRIC AM-FM WEATHERBAND G. E. HOT LATHER DISPENSER u~~· ony leod .ng ilondord oero~t 1~e cre (l'n, '21 0 1. or 6 0 1 . ron tt o l , rnoo~t 1ilovl!' ueom lo r ~moo tiler . more coml()r lale \hov"' Pre ' ~'-'ln te d ~ilo~ ,ng cre om tem ~rot<.~t\ plv~o hea li ng lyl ltm thotltluh of f ou to mo t• colly Compl etely waterproof d•~• Qf\ Br oc ket for wo ll movntm'il plv~ amp~ ro rd PORTABLE RADIO Sw,tc,.h tw tomO IJ loll y to go •ernrr l'n l weotker storagt" fr eque n ci es 162 A o • 16} 5) MH1 ond 'Jock o·gam to ~M o r AN , w oth cvt tvn1 ng • FM A/I.. plu1 '"'llo nt "'''U iher "' ntony US ( •ti e\ • Ploy \ c•' d AA 'w i1er te l r NCT IN( l UD l D O R P..( . 3 dynorn " 1peoker • Slode rule ¥t'<ll •e• tvnlti(J • 30 ou t CUBE STEAK ...... ~~~.l 'Joo rd whop on te nn ofo• rw. l eo rolf' ood l or AM • H rg h · r m R.OCI • p Q iy ~ l )'tf' n<' ra H• . • 29 Joe,!< jp r Op t• o nol eo rph<:lne . 99 $24 HICK'Saro. 3 LBS. OR MORE - - -""""" GROUND BEEF. ... !~· STEAM-DRY IRON GENERAL ELECT1UC 5 SPEED HAND MIXER han d le wi th co n ~ t ro , detail s. Pe r manen t Pre>'> i settrr.g . Jnterchongea ?le cor d Bull on nook'> Lightweig hl and compac t . • 5 1peed li nge rl tp con lr o l 'E o o;y- gr m" handle and conven tent bea ter ele ctor . • Bcu l e r dp~ fo r be ater ·~ l orage an d 1lot fo r moxe r wall mouro liny • Avo.loble in whrte, avocado or hor~e s t woth brown 111m Agnes Walker YE.LLOW dies on visit ONIONS........... !~· .. e HECK'S REG . $1 b.9b KRAFT PARKA Y MARGARINE ........L!~ •• American or Pimento Individual 12 lr<J -· • ~ d~•o ko"'• "' e do 1h ~ ' ~- ~ co ·o~ · · ''"'~"' " "' " ' ·~" '' '" •o••• ' ''• o••;o • h•k >, .,•+uo • ;• • ·~ · ''' 'om.,..ou "d• '' "' 0••ll •·t (O" " OI l «om •• rl! f'! • Jtf\0!·~ II ' oon l~ r l 0 ono1k TOASTER quu " I , ..,, ,"~ ~u-~· ·~'" ' ' 11'0•·<l • l •on WITH CONDENSER MIKE ~ • Too1r er Pcl\trtel Co ntr o lsele(t~ -.e · po rote cycle /c.,. ""'orm ong <10rt · re/ r gr:r n t!'d roo~ t er po~t ''" ' DNu'" '' ~" ond panel; 1 e l r:-d. ' " :." r •· ht(jh '" ·· O ,.,. • )-, '. 1· !11 · f •. 'l •'' "'' '' Jd >" ~o tl pi c· • '•·(II , ,.,. , ,, 1 f' h f ~le,.,enl l '9) h • •d ton•• len>- Moo;;t"~be> l.or tla>il pr<<vr e • "' " """' bone•oe>- Auton•olot 'uloe ""'<>1•on - Somt> le pv.r p..,l l !tlrn od...,n<e le.,., Ouubte e. po• u•e P'"'""' tio11 Prod,.;01 Io rge 3 ' >•• '> <o ko• PM" - Co .,. ,.n•e"' ·•Q,..,p- on" loodm9 u+ \10 hlo' corl"<f9e- Bu'h '" lrip<id ..;>t l et - (o mplet~ woth Kodocolor loin.. .,,.,, oloop o ..n M"9 I<L> bo. HECK'S REG . $24.95 JEWELRY DEPT. HEtK'S REG . $31.91> HECK'S REG . $24 . 91> JEWELRYDEPT. JEWELRY DEPT. JEWELRY DEPT. < f•c,t · tl ,., • d• •'( t·. y ro ~~ ·· c., l,rl •· ",. ., . , , f .._,. ffu <• "l f w r I ,. . ,_.,,.:J ·'" " · ... .,. , dJ y 1 , .. • • ., HECK'S REG. $29 .96 ·~ COMPACT POPCORN POPPER TRAVEL ALARM CLOCK WITH CORD Big 3 quart capocity e e Eosy cleoning and serving Non-skid toble legs. e $299 HECK'S REG . $4.44 .JEWELRY DEPT. i ____ , 829 4 ONLY HAMIL TON BEACH CAN OPENER tro..,el a larm clock i\ oil reody to I II ho~ it' s own co1e 10 l ou con I ol up IMide So fo r travel or o 1 )'OU w oll olwoys be on timt• ARGUS ELECTRONIC SHUTTER CAMERA KIT ·· ~>Oitd Stu r,: ' l'le (lron rc 1hutter ou to m n ! ~r n l l:.· od o...\ 11 RC'o 1ognol upper \,., vtewio,Je•, b u ~eryle~l flo; h wt th au to mo ltl l la~h (\Jpe, dO<.J b le e ~ powre pre ventoo" Th t",e ore lUI! o few o v ts.tond in~ l eoltHC' \ o i tho s g r eo! come•o ln llvde1 wmc•o. loJm ond bo lleroe 1 $15 $]99 99 HECK 'S REG. $5 .99 HECK'S RE,G . $10.9fl HECK'S REG. $19.96 JEWElRY DEPT. JEWElRY 1/EPT. JEWElRY DEPT. SUNBEAM GILLETTE FLAIR HAIR DRYER MAX FOR MEN 1.'-o · N ew Air -t igh t Bonne t! Mold ed p lastic case. E x cl u~ 1ve Air ·lig h t Bonne t float~ f irmly an head wi t hou t drow~ l n ng s 1 Collo o~ ' ble ho se ~ l o r e-; • m1 de . ·~ po s,ta on heot control Fa\ 1 dry1ng . Sun· se t b eige, Blue Down, Sunl ig ht or Seomi~t color!. 120 vol ts, A.C only . r.J• ,• ·· 1(,r M" " • 1 1 1 ; ~" I !·« 11 • ,, • • '' " 1.• •· • • ·1•, • , , • e• 1)';.·:.. ·•.ott , lu 1 .... · ' ' · t ·\ 1 I \ ll' fr, t '.' • ' ; '• · lo 'I' j;,. ,.,•.. . l r • r• t, / . I ',' · • ' r • ' .' • ,,.,._, . ,. 'J •' r , ,. r·r ; : '• · · c· • ' r· ' "' ' .. ., ,, ,,. ;· ._,. , •.., : r. " " l Ur ' ·, fJ't i>•· q· ·l 1 c" !ldd • •, hO I)(.' to (J r'y \ '~ 1 .. <.OJIII C II ~·nr u ly \ ('(t .Q'I,. !• ' ·,., r. ll"' · ' L o i , ur cl ! ;• • ,., $"'f$99 $98S HEO<' S REG. $19 .96 HECK ' S REG. $12.88 JEWELRY DEPT. JEWElRY DEPT. oz. I ' t• ' Cheese, KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP. ..... . bring you -· extra cash for · shopping sprees i. , [ •t $2)99 CHEESE· SLICES........... , •••••••• . Classified Ads b vd t ' ·''' t11 • ·. ur •· "; r) n th• l or· • HECK ' S REG . $ I 0 . 99 3804-03 3 QUART - Pulm S>!ed - Op<o<ol 9k><> J KRAFT H ·~ " do •" ~ CASSETTE RECORDER 4 SLICE JEWELRY DEPT. MUNSEY YASHICA POCKET CAMERA KIT and case KRAFT GRAPE JELLY........ :!~: e DUTCH OVEN FRY PAN "'"""' • w •a! tc" GENERAL ELECTRIC GENERAL ELECTRIC JEWELRY DEPT. KRAFT 64 oz. ORANGE JUICE .• KRAFT GENERAL ELECTRIC sass $2799 $13 9 ~ $15.96 SK-29 SUNBEAM e Mrs. Agnes Walker, 66, of McDonald , Pa ., died unexpectedly recently while visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jack (Betty ) Farrar and family of Pomeroy. Mrs. Walker is survived by her husband, Edward Walker of McDona ld , Pa . ; four daughters, Mrs. Janet Loraski of Fredericksburg, Md. ; Mrs. Agnes Romestar of Midway, Pa.; Mrs . Belly Farrar, Route 3, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Ann Hill of McDonald ; two sons, Edward Walker of New Brighton, Pa ., and Williann Walker of McDonald, 17 grandchildren two of whom include Mrs . Gregory (Cindy) Ha yes of · Middleport and Terry Farrar of Route 3, Pomeroy, one great-granddaughter and many nieces and nephews. The body was flown back to McDonald where funeral and burial services were held Wednesday. T124 ~con Sausage Plain 4 oz. ... BASKETs· EGG ••••••••••••••• ' I '! ' I • I' ' ·!" I ,, • .. I j �' I .. ' '. ' 9 - The Daily Sentine l, Middleport.Pmneroy. 0 .. Wt'dncSda y . Scpl. :l, 197:i 8- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wedne sday , Sept. 3, 1975 Golfers win first outing Open Regular Hours of '75 season on lizbor Day Mon., Sept. 1 Meigs Hign Sc hoo l opened its golf season Tuesday with a 170 to 193 Victory over Nelsonville-'v ur k on the Pomeroy Go lf Course. Da le Browning an d Crenson Pratt, both of Meigs, 298 Second St. POMEROY, OHIO shared m edalist honor s w1 th scores of 41. Low scorer for Nelsonville-York was Tim Pitts with a 42. Other scores tur ned in by Meigs players were Chuck Follrod wi th 4:1, Mark Gilkey 45, and Steve Bachner 45. Meigs also defeated N·Y in the reserve match by a scorf' of 189 to 195. Scores for Me1gs were Bob Powers 42, Jeff Couc h 48, Horne r Smit h Ferry Tickets On Sale ~9, and David Bur t 50. N-Y was led by Ri ck Dane wit h a 44 . Toda y the Ma raud ers travel to Wave r ly for PRICES GOOD THRU SEPT. 6 NO SALES TO DEALERS QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED YOU'RE ALWAYS FIRST! SHAVE MASTER SHAVER At Powell's a triangular league match with BABY BEEF ) CHUCK ROAST•••••• !~. Other players on the Mc1gs roster who did no t partici pate in the mat ches were Bruce Blackston, Je ff Wamer , Ron Ca sci, David Har ri s and Keith Krautter. Lemaster fund BABY BEEF ROUND STEAK ••••••••• ~~ .. now at $1,268 ~ Wilson's All Meat CHUNK BOLOGNA •••••• ~s~ th1\ hr,nd•.o•nt", lo, k 1c1cf ., (j<v''\ • Vluk !' t o ,.\A.,; •,,r o r \I'Jr 1 ~ , . t rJ Mu '>IC nnd Alor m • 5noo; e Alarm ( lork con tr o l J, gh t "d rlo l ~ ' ' '' " for ea sy Vl t'Wing 111 th e dark 4 · t o tJ l1r ed d y•10 1111 C <, pc-akr ·' Au tonlo l' c Volwr.e Con t ro l Bu,l t 111 C4506 A f ( on FM. Walnut gr01n f,n, c.h o n po l ystyr ene Co mpa ct fla i r des1g n co~1net Walnut gra1n ftn, .,h on p o ly\tyrene 14 PINT DEHUMIDIFIER you o lh1s G .E Deh v rrudli1er rem o ves dornoq mg m ol\ture fr om th e 01r cau~ed ~y e)( C t'~'> hum1dity 1n the home !he c o~inet ,., ~ l l'el w1 th o l:lrown . poanted co~1ne t w1 lh a white g ral 1 Jonu~ of eK.Ir O ~ lt' e p 1n 1r1 \l l t.: tlw rnorn.r1g e e e e e e HECK' S REG . $129 . 91> JEWELRY DEPT. 2 Only 29 INLAND SMITH CORONA 3-TRACK AUTO STEREO WITH SPEAKERS e e e SUPER GTYPEWRITER SIMILAR TO ILLUSTRA fiON Ind ivid ual left and right slide vo lume wn t roh l or perfect vo lume adiu ~ l · ment fr om each ~ peeker Hi -l ow Tone Sl ide Con tr ol Cot11p oct Size Power ·on l nd 1co t or li ght Aut o mat; c and manual progro~ ~el ec t ion . e Vlc ig n1 ng an 01 on ly 9 I ?~ 11 fen l urt· ~ o D('r so nu ! tuu ch se lector on 84 rho roct r·a key'loD·d a t.yo co l or n ~\ 1 011 r.1 holf . .,pa ce fea t u re end o f nctq t• and1 c <~ t o, p uu•· r ~LJ D por t Clr!T1~ and ';r·rtut 1f ul mo .. I:I.-J col o r ' P.r, , ~1 2•· 'yp•: e I o c t:' HECK'S REG. $34.96 . I SHOWBOAT 14lfz OZ. PORK & BEANS•••• Sty lnd w1th fln1r and ~p a ce ~ov 1nq W ith power pack fa r fa st re charg in g. Bla ck co lor . " 75-39 c AM-FM CLOCK RADIO GENERAL ELECTRIC AND GROOMER Wave rly and Athe ns A public fund drive ·for Lonnie LeMaste r, 6, a brain surgery patient at the St. Joseph Hospital in Parkers burg , r eached $1268.09 Tuesday m ornin g, Miss Eleanor Robson , chairperson, reports. Over the weekend, Miss Robson, who is Meigs County Recorder, visited Lonnie and his mother, Mrs. Edward LeMaster( wh o has been with her son since his hospi talization in mid-July . She reports that Lonnie is now undergoin g therapy twice a day and will be returned home when he can walk well enough . In addition to the brain surgery , Lonnie underwent surgery for ulcers after being admitted to th e hospital. Lonnie will mark his seventh birthday on September 23 and it is hoped that he will be at his Route 2, Pomeroy, home by that time . Latest contributors to ·th e fund drive are Mr . and Mrs. Harold Sauer, Route I, Middleport ; Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Hawley, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs . Donald E. Whaley, Route I, Shade"; Mr . and Mrs. Lowell F . Wingett, Route 4, Pomeroy; the staffs of the ASCS, FHA and SCS offices in Pomeroy ; Myrtle Walker , Racine ; Mildred Hawley, Middleport ; Mr . and Mrs. Vincent J. Dabo, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Mitch, Middleport, and Bob's Gulf Station, Pomeroy. GENERAL ELECTRIC RECHARGEABLE JEWLRY DEPT. ·''' ~ f GENERAL ELECTRIC AM-FM WEATHERBAND G. E. HOT LATHER DISPENSER u~~· ony leod .ng ilondord oero~t 1~e cre (l'n, '21 0 1. or 6 0 1 . ron tt o l , rnoo~t 1ilovl!' ueom lo r ~moo tiler . more coml()r lale \hov"' Pre ' ~'-'ln te d ~ilo~ ,ng cre om tem ~rot<.~t\ plv~o hea li ng lyl ltm thotltluh of f ou to mo t• colly Compl etely waterproof d•~• Qf\ Br oc ket for wo ll movntm'il plv~ amp~ ro rd PORTABLE RADIO Sw,tc,.h tw tomO IJ loll y to go •ernrr l'n l weotker storagt" fr eque n ci es 162 A o • 16} 5) MH1 ond 'Jock o·gam to ~M o r AN , w oth cvt tvn1 ng • FM A/I.. plu1 '"'llo nt "'''U iher "' ntony US ( •ti e\ • Ploy \ c•' d AA 'w i1er te l r NCT IN( l UD l D O R P..( . 3 dynorn " 1peoker • Slode rule ¥t'<ll •e• tvnlti(J • 30 ou t CUBE STEAK ...... ~~~.l 'Joo rd whop on te nn ofo• rw. l eo rolf' ood l or AM • H rg h · r m R.OCI • p Q iy ~ l )'tf' n<' ra H• . • 29 Joe,!< jp r Op t• o nol eo rph<:lne . 99 $24 HICK'Saro. 3 LBS. OR MORE - - -""""" GROUND BEEF. ... !~· STEAM-DRY IRON GENERAL ELECT1UC 5 SPEED HAND MIXER han d le wi th co n ~ t ro , detail s. Pe r manen t Pre>'> i settrr.g . Jnterchongea ?le cor d Bull on nook'> Lightweig hl and compac t . • 5 1peed li nge rl tp con lr o l 'E o o;y- gr m" handle and conven tent bea ter ele ctor . • Bcu l e r dp~ fo r be ater ·~ l orage an d 1lot fo r moxe r wall mouro liny • Avo.loble in whrte, avocado or hor~e s t woth brown 111m Agnes Walker YE.LLOW dies on visit ONIONS........... !~· .. e HECK'S REG . $1 b.9b KRAFT PARKA Y MARGARINE ........L!~ •• American or Pimento Individual 12 lr<J -· • ~ d~•o ko"'• "' e do 1h ~ ' ~- ~ co ·o~ · · ''"'~"' " "' " ' ·~" '' '" •o••• ' ''• o••;o • h•k >, .,•+uo • ;• • ·~ · ''' 'om.,..ou "d• '' "' 0••ll •·t (O" " OI l «om •• rl! f'! • Jtf\0!·~ II ' oon l~ r l 0 ono1k TOASTER quu " I , ..,, ,"~ ~u-~· ·~'" ' ' 11'0•·<l • l •on WITH CONDENSER MIKE ~ • Too1r er Pcl\trtel Co ntr o lsele(t~ -.e · po rote cycle /c.,. ""'orm ong <10rt · re/ r gr:r n t!'d roo~ t er po~t ''" ' DNu'" '' ~" ond panel; 1 e l r:-d. ' " :." r •· ht(jh '" ·· O ,.,. • )-, '. 1· !11 · f •. 'l •'' "'' '' Jd >" ~o tl pi c· • '•·(II , ,.,. , ,, 1 f' h f ~le,.,enl l '9) h • •d ton•• len>- Moo;;t"~be> l.or tla>il pr<<vr e • "' " """' bone•oe>- Auton•olot 'uloe ""'<>1•on - Somt> le pv.r p..,l l !tlrn od...,n<e le.,., Ouubte e. po• u•e P'"'""' tio11 Prod,.;01 Io rge 3 ' >•• '> <o ko• PM" - Co .,. ,.n•e"' ·•Q,..,p- on" loodm9 u+ \10 hlo' corl"<f9e- Bu'h '" lrip<id ..;>t l et - (o mplet~ woth Kodocolor loin.. .,,.,, oloop o ..n M"9 I<L> bo. HECK'S REG . $24.95 JEWELRY DEPT. HEtK'S REG . $31.91> HECK'S REG . $24 . 91> JEWELRYDEPT. JEWELRY DEPT. JEWELRY DEPT. < f•c,t · tl ,., • d• •'( t·. y ro ~~ ·· c., l,rl •· ",. ., . , , f .._,. ffu <• "l f w r I ,. . ,_.,,.:J ·'" " · ... .,. , dJ y 1 , .. • • ., HECK'S REG. $29 .96 ·~ COMPACT POPCORN POPPER TRAVEL ALARM CLOCK WITH CORD Big 3 quart capocity e e Eosy cleoning and serving Non-skid toble legs. e $299 HECK'S REG . $4.44 .JEWELRY DEPT. i ____ , 829 4 ONLY HAMIL TON BEACH CAN OPENER tro..,el a larm clock i\ oil reody to I II ho~ it' s own co1e 10 l ou con I ol up IMide So fo r travel or o 1 )'OU w oll olwoys be on timt• ARGUS ELECTRONIC SHUTTER CAMERA KIT ·· ~>Oitd Stu r,: ' l'le (lron rc 1hutter ou to m n ! ~r n l l:.· od o...\ 11 RC'o 1ognol upper \,., vtewio,Je•, b u ~eryle~l flo; h wt th au to mo ltl l la~h (\Jpe, dO<.J b le e ~ powre pre ventoo" Th t",e ore lUI! o few o v ts.tond in~ l eoltHC' \ o i tho s g r eo! come•o ln llvde1 wmc•o. loJm ond bo lleroe 1 $15 $]99 99 HECK 'S REG. $5 .99 HECK'S RE,G . $10.9fl HECK'S REG. $19.96 JEWElRY DEPT. JEWElRY 1/EPT. JEWElRY DEPT. SUNBEAM GILLETTE FLAIR HAIR DRYER MAX FOR MEN 1.'-o · N ew Air -t igh t Bonne t! Mold ed p lastic case. E x cl u~ 1ve Air ·lig h t Bonne t float~ f irmly an head wi t hou t drow~ l n ng s 1 Collo o~ ' ble ho se ~ l o r e-; • m1 de . ·~ po s,ta on heot control Fa\ 1 dry1ng . Sun· se t b eige, Blue Down, Sunl ig ht or Seomi~t color!. 120 vol ts, A.C only . r.J• ,• ·· 1(,r M" " • 1 1 1 ; ~" I !·« 11 • ,, • • '' " 1.• •· • • ·1•, • , , • e• 1)';.·:.. ·•.ott , lu 1 .... · ' ' · t ·\ 1 I \ ll' fr, t '.' • ' ; '• · lo 'I' j;,. ,.,•.. . l r • r• t, / . I ',' · • ' r • ' .' • ,,.,._, . ,. 'J •' r , ,. r·r ; : '• · · c· • ' r· ' "' ' .. ., ,, ,,. ;· ._,. , •.., : r. " " l Ur ' ·, fJ't i>•· q· ·l 1 c" !ldd • •, hO I)(.' to (J r'y \ '~ 1 .. <.OJIII C II ~·nr u ly \ ('(t .Q'I,. !• ' ·,., r. ll"' · ' L o i , ur cl ! ;• • ,., $"'f$99 $98S HEO<' S REG. $19 .96 HECK ' S REG. $12.88 JEWELRY DEPT. JEWElRY DEPT. oz. I ' t• ' Cheese, KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP. ..... . bring you -· extra cash for · shopping sprees i. , [ •t $2)99 CHEESE· SLICES........... , •••••••• . Classified Ads b vd t ' ·''' t11 • ·. ur •· "; r) n th• l or· • HECK ' S REG . $ I 0 . 99 3804-03 3 QUART - Pulm S>!ed - Op<o<ol 9k><> J KRAFT H ·~ " do •" ~ CASSETTE RECORDER 4 SLICE JEWELRY DEPT. MUNSEY YASHICA POCKET CAMERA KIT and case KRAFT GRAPE JELLY........ :!~: e DUTCH OVEN FRY PAN "'"""' • w •a! tc" GENERAL ELECTRIC GENERAL ELECTRIC JEWELRY DEPT. KRAFT 64 oz. ORANGE JUICE .• KRAFT GENERAL ELECTRIC sass $2799 $13 9 ~ $15.96 SK-29 SUNBEAM e Mrs. Agnes Walker, 66, of McDonald , Pa ., died unexpectedly recently while visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jack (Betty ) Farrar and family of Pomeroy. Mrs. Walker is survived by her husband, Edward Walker of McDona ld , Pa . ; four daughters, Mrs. Janet Loraski of Fredericksburg, Md. ; Mrs. Agnes Romestar of Midway, Pa.; Mrs . Belly Farrar, Route 3, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Ann Hill of McDonald ; two sons, Edward Walker of New Brighton, Pa ., and Williann Walker of McDonald, 17 grandchildren two of whom include Mrs . Gregory (Cindy) Ha yes of · Middleport and Terry Farrar of Route 3, Pomeroy, one great-granddaughter and many nieces and nephews. The body was flown back to McDonald where funeral and burial services were held Wednesday. T124 ~con Sausage Plain 4 oz. ... BASKETs· EGG ••••••••••••••• ' I '! ' I • I' ' ·!" I ,, • .. I j �- I , I I ~' > -· -' Jl - The Daily s.;ntinel M'ddl . • 1 eport-Pornl'roy , 0.. WcdJll'sday . Scp1..1, 1!175 10 _ Thl> Da ily Sentinel, Middleport -Ponwroy. U.. Wt·dnesday, St• pt . :1. 1 ~1 7:, -•• •"4 ..••"" ~ ,., '""" '* ."' ' FREE 10 to 9 PLENTY FREE ~ <# •• "' -•• ' HAVOLINE 10W40 LADIES LADIES DRESS AND JUMPER ASSORTMENT PANT SUITS LADIES Polyester doubleknil su its styled wi1 h s hort sleeve , sc reen print top and solid color pants , Sizes 10-18 and 38 -44 . TEE-SHIRTS Ladi es Co ttun Tee -Shirt St yle s wit h short sleeves an d Jewel neck Choose from all sol id colors, Sizes S, M , L. wear polyester . Junior Sizes. ·I ' i \ . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' HECK'S REG . I $12.88 ClOTNIIIG DIPT. \ L.._; LADIES TUBE SOCKS 66C LADIES SPORT COATS PANTY HOSE Her e's the Jacket w ith eve rything . Good Sty ling with Smart deta i ling , in cluding Deep Center Vent. and Flap Pockets . Sol id co lor s on ly , Sizes 36-46 Regular and 38· 44 Long, BOY'S CPO lodie~ ' Panty -Hose come\ in as~o r tcd Cof fee. Navy DENIM LEISURE SUITS Si1e~ A&B Boy 's CPO Shi rt comes in 4 ass1>rted plaids to choose f rom, Sizes 8- 18 . Comf ortable boys' denim lei· sure s uits with western styled ja cket and jean pant s, Sizes 100% Wool. 4-7 . CLOTHING DIPT. VlloJ-. HECK'S REG 94' PAIR HECK'S REG. •39.88 ,I ,, HECK 'S REG. S8 .99 11/TOMOTWE DIPT. AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. -..... ,. RECK'S REG. $5.99 ' ~ FINISHING HAMMER $266 CLOTNI/ICDEPT. ClOTHING DEPT. ~ "....' ~ ._ • "'" LADIES . POLY RIB TOPS ·-" ~ HECK'S REG. $3.99 AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. s TAIL LIGHT BULBS 2 PER PACKAGE 0 1H~~REG. , ..",, ~ • HECK 'S REG . $3.99 • SLACK ASSORTMENT ' GIRLS MEN'S JR. BOYS BASEBALL STYLE COTTON FLANNEL SPORT SHIRTS SKIRTS AND TOPS JACKETS Fo r warm th ond ~ ty li n g o mon need~ o fla nnel ~h• r l . Thr~ cotton ~hirt looh good and feel~ good, and weo • ~ wel l becov>e rt's pe r m one11t pre~1~. The ~e shor t s c •e br ,ght, color ful plcids !hot he' ll enjoy wea ri ng . Sizes 14 ' ; · 17 ss•• Fla nnel Lined . Team Decal Size~ : 4 10 7 lho ~ ~e lec ti on o f Bo ck-to-Schoo ll ovori tes 1 ~ dehgh tlvl . large os~ort· men ! o f p olye~ l er ~kir l s end ptliyl!'ster ·co llon to p~ . Bot h ava ilab le in si lt'S 4 to 6X 7 to 14 They "•e e o ~y co oe & eo~y wf'CH lor Ihe Butk-ToSchoo l lo l'> s 1'' S288 CHOICE HECK'S REG. $2 .99 HECK'S REG. $6.99 CLOTHIIIG DIPT. CHOICE SIZES 4 TO 7 $2!1? EACH ' t . ' l :3ilicone lvb ricon t, m ol.e ~ th ing! sli p , slide'n'gl ide. HECK'S REG. $1.18 IUTOMOTI;E DIPT. CASCO 3-PC !!MOTIVED/PT. IGNITION TUNE-UP SET All the rm po rlont l'" lect"c t:> l por t ~ yuu need {He m one srmple ktt . Tkey re dep e ndable , q u61o ty·burlt po •t >, f •t l rno~t Arne or(lm $1.09 s"j"6"6'""'""' HECK'S REG. TO $3.99 :Jl SIGNAL LIGHT FLASHERS $100 HECK'S REG. TO $1.99 AUTOMOTIIIE DIPT. 11/TOMOTWEDEPT. LIQUID '144 WRENCH SPRAY AUTOMOTIVE INNER TUBES • 13, 14 AN D 15 IN CH SIZES FOR MOST CARS HECK'S REG. '1.99 THE SUPER PENETRANT FREES RUSTE D BOLTS & PARTS HECK'S REG . 88( WALL UNIT 88¢ 5 shelves; 3 sliding doors. Convert lower' shelf to cabinet. An outsta nding multiple purpose unit. Height 64" , Width 29", Depth 9'14'. HECK'S REG. '29.88 EACH COSMETJC DEPT. ' - ._ ._ .. , _. __ ' ·~ ~ TORCH KIT ; I n clude~ fuel cylinder , ond the new , h o t stan d ard penci l poin t burner as~emb l y $1.37 $7.99 RECREATIONAL VEHICLE SET ,,UTOMOTIVE $444 HECK'S REG. $6.48 HAIIDWA/11 . .T. LARGE TUBE REPAIR KIT HECK' S 6 6 ; . REG. " 99' HECK'S REG. TO $3.99 AUTOMOTIVE DIPT. $4'' AUTOMOT/111 DEPT. QUART HI.DWIREDEI'T. LIQUID PLUMR IKegudlm slo1ted type driver , Phill ips· d rive r, dutch head (fig u re 8) dr iver Scru~lox~·~~~ 8-PIECE DELUXE SCREWDRIVER SET $2'' TURNER ClOTNIIIG DEPT. 641NCH I ' I I s1 HECK'S REG. TO $2.99 HECK'S REGULAR OR FLOURIDE HICK'S RIG. 88' EACH ~~ CHOICE American-mad• Cars. HECK'S REG. TO $3.44 MacLeans Toothpaste CHOIC~ 6 2( IUTOMOT/111 DIPT. THRIFT VALUE STEEL / $244 70Z. REG, '3.39 AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. LAWN RAKE ·siZESqj-18 CLOTHING DEPT. HAIR DRESSING HECK'S HECK'S REG. $21.99 FANORBELT RADIATOR HOSE HECK'S REG. SQUEEK NO MORE LUBRICANT $177 HECK'SREG. TO $3.99 PAIR BRY~CREEM HECK'S REG. '1.27 12'' ' $3.99 AIITOMOTWEDIPT. Reg. 4.5 OZ. TUBE AUTOMOTIVE DIPT. :'.:~::,0·.~:, AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. SWEATSHIRTS Wosh ' n' tumble dry.ln dark tones. Cu ffless bottom~ . Sizes: 4 TO 7•Reg u lor and Slims. CLOTHIIIC DI'ET. THE ORGANIZER HECK ' S REG. TO $7.99 EACH · HECK'S REG. $8.99 99' PKG. BOYS'COnON Every- Soy wont s a foo t'Jol l swea tshirt, so at this law pr ice get him seve ral. Greot for play or sc hool. HECK'S REG. $3.88 EACH ClOTNI/Ifi DIPT. 5 HECK'S REG. 9" WHISK BROOM JR. BOYS I EACH 5 h oc ' $588 All qvar• •t .;, pld ed <O'"' '"'' ' 'L' : ; .,,,~n.-d ezl ro f)O w ~r f o r lr ll r•lg r o t\ rr u( ~ i hu rl er ~ . boukk r e t ~ pe• ru lr:-d r o pr" •l y to r Emy to u~e . Make body repa irs in m i nutf!'~ , with pia<. tic f iller 2 PACKAGES 5 DUn QT . SIZE ~ Perfec t for ~ k irt~ o r pants . S tyle d w ith long sleeves , Tu rtle & Moe k Tur1 1e necks . Se lecti on of oil new fal l color~ Siz es S·M-l. (1 88 f7' ~ Fits most BODY HEAVY AUTO BODY REPAIR KIT Q ~ -*~ . . . . . - STAIDAIII DENT PULLER ( ierotly pro d u(e mo, :mum ellen to pull ou t de nt wrthoul removin g v phob tery or pan e l. Single p r...- e \holt .,..,rh hondlll! ~ho p ffi to lit hond ·~ ,_ SHOCK ABSORBERS BLACK OR WHITE KNIGHT A l r• tndly tool ol e--ery body ~ho p. Sell to pp ~r19 replon•o $ - STON HYDRAULIC JACK • •.. ..... UNIVERSAL ble \heel me tal \crew . Wergh lecl !li c e ~ramme r wr ll ell r $ 3- 33 $4.99 $9.99 $5'' It' s the latest th ing in performance mv lflers ond it has the gut-s tretch ing roar o l a big cat stalking game. For mos t Amer 1 con-m ode cars. HECK'S RIG. $12.99 HECK'SREG. HECK'S REG. ,:- TIGER MUFFLERS UNIVERSAL DOLLY $6'' PAIR ... HI-PERFORMANCE AND SMAll TRUCKS JUNIOR BOYS SHIRT colo r s. Be ige, Sunfon ) Body shop tool with 2 bead working surfcxes , toe ond heel. Used for door panel$ , turret tops, quarter panels, deck lid , hood ond most large flot panels. HECK'S REG. $7.99 EACH ~ (!J,.=-~-~ TRUCK MIRRORS FOR PICK -UPS , PANElS $ $9'' .. '·~ SS!~ ClOTNIIIGDIPT. "'- mvft 1 ~ r mode of lou'ill-. golvo nr 1ed iltel - double wrap con~ l r uc lr on lor l?ng Ide and core!r tt ~ervrce. Spec ool co mputer colibra ltd lvn1n9 ci'lomber lor on e o t the quoelll!ll ~ovnd 1 around N o oth er rrwHIII!r o l th r1 prrce can cHI!! , you more For mo ll A.mtriCO n-mod l!' COli . CHOICE HECK'S REG . 99' MEN'S POLYESTER DOUBLE KNIT '' ~' Beaut iful assortment o f lo· d ies Hond~a g ~ . In Vi nyl . patch leath e r with dou ble ha nd le~. draws tring or multi compo r1 ments. All colors to touch up your wardrobe One ~ 1ze fih 10 - 15 . Multi -str iped t op. Your lo vo nte team color a nd number ClOTHING DIPT. " HANDBAGS MENS HECK'S REG. $14.99 EACH -.. '••· CLOTHIIIC DIPT. $1188 X HECK'S REG. 74' QT. LEE MUFFLERS I· ! lI I I HECK'S REG. $3.48 . CHOICE j' -. LIMIT 6 QTS. j_':. \ I $266 A fashion ba si c lor Fall ward ' robes . In wa sh - MOTOR OIL ' r -, TRIPLE FLAIG HI l/4" MASKING TAPE 48( HECK'S REG . 86' DOORBOnOM -'""'d••• d l•'i' lonw••"...:t.<i ol"""'~""' ood l><<>"y w a~g~ ' " "~ l lo ~d .. n~l >wU f> fl' Ov• M > OJ <o p tou nol bo•" ~ ' <ltoofl> , <lu >l mo""" ' ond "' """ ' ll"ld•.., ,.'-"'lly poly p <>< h U. , ,, l ~ d "Q"""' 99c HECK'S REG. ' $1.42 ALUMINUM 17' DOOR SET $244 HECK 'S REG . $3.31 6"x25' FIBREGLASS WRAPPING s 144 HECK'S REG • . $1.99 NA.DWARE DIPT. LIQUID DRAIN OPENER 88 ~ - -, I 'd I r ~~~· ~ c . HECK' 5 REG. '1. 19 :~n:11 ~~ -~""" - .. - \ I ..I HARDWARE DEPT. ' �- I , I I ~' > -· -' Jl - The Daily s.;ntinel M'ddl . • 1 eport-Pornl'roy , 0.. WcdJll'sday . Scp1..1, 1!175 10 _ Thl> Da ily Sentinel, Middleport -Ponwroy. U.. Wt·dnesday, St• pt . :1. 1 ~1 7:, -•• •"4 ..••"" ~ ,., '""" '* ."' ' FREE 10 to 9 PLENTY FREE ~ <# •• "' -•• ' HAVOLINE 10W40 LADIES LADIES DRESS AND JUMPER ASSORTMENT PANT SUITS LADIES Polyester doubleknil su its styled wi1 h s hort sleeve , sc reen print top and solid color pants , Sizes 10-18 and 38 -44 . TEE-SHIRTS Ladi es Co ttun Tee -Shirt St yle s wit h short sleeves an d Jewel neck Choose from all sol id colors, Sizes S, M , L. wear polyester . Junior Sizes. ·I ' i \ . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' HECK'S REG . I $12.88 ClOTNIIIG DIPT. \ L.._; LADIES TUBE SOCKS 66C LADIES SPORT COATS PANTY HOSE Her e's the Jacket w ith eve rything . Good Sty ling with Smart deta i ling , in cluding Deep Center Vent. and Flap Pockets . Sol id co lor s on ly , Sizes 36-46 Regular and 38· 44 Long, BOY'S CPO lodie~ ' Panty -Hose come\ in as~o r tcd Cof fee. Navy DENIM LEISURE SUITS Si1e~ A&B Boy 's CPO Shi rt comes in 4 ass1>rted plaids to choose f rom, Sizes 8- 18 . Comf ortable boys' denim lei· sure s uits with western styled ja cket and jean pant s, Sizes 100% Wool. 4-7 . CLOTHING DIPT. VlloJ-. HECK'S REG 94' PAIR HECK'S REG. •39.88 ,I ,, HECK 'S REG. S8 .99 11/TOMOTWE DIPT. AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. -..... ,. RECK'S REG. $5.99 ' ~ FINISHING HAMMER $266 CLOTNI/ICDEPT. ClOTHING DEPT. ~ "....' ~ ._ • "'" LADIES . POLY RIB TOPS ·-" ~ HECK'S REG. $3.99 AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. s TAIL LIGHT BULBS 2 PER PACKAGE 0 1H~~REG. , ..",, ~ • HECK 'S REG . $3.99 • SLACK ASSORTMENT ' GIRLS MEN'S JR. BOYS BASEBALL STYLE COTTON FLANNEL SPORT SHIRTS SKIRTS AND TOPS JACKETS Fo r warm th ond ~ ty li n g o mon need~ o fla nnel ~h• r l . Thr~ cotton ~hirt looh good and feel~ good, and weo • ~ wel l becov>e rt's pe r m one11t pre~1~. The ~e shor t s c •e br ,ght, color ful plcids !hot he' ll enjoy wea ri ng . Sizes 14 ' ; · 17 ss•• Fla nnel Lined . Team Decal Size~ : 4 10 7 lho ~ ~e lec ti on o f Bo ck-to-Schoo ll ovori tes 1 ~ dehgh tlvl . large os~ort· men ! o f p olye~ l er ~kir l s end ptliyl!'ster ·co llon to p~ . Bot h ava ilab le in si lt'S 4 to 6X 7 to 14 They "•e e o ~y co oe & eo~y wf'CH lor Ihe Butk-ToSchoo l lo l'> s 1'' S288 CHOICE HECK'S REG. $2 .99 HECK'S REG. $6.99 CLOTHIIIG DIPT. CHOICE SIZES 4 TO 7 $2!1? EACH ' t . ' l :3ilicone lvb ricon t, m ol.e ~ th ing! sli p , slide'n'gl ide. HECK'S REG. $1.18 IUTOMOTI;E DIPT. CASCO 3-PC !!MOTIVED/PT. IGNITION TUNE-UP SET All the rm po rlont l'" lect"c t:> l por t ~ yuu need {He m one srmple ktt . Tkey re dep e ndable , q u61o ty·burlt po •t >, f •t l rno~t Arne or(lm $1.09 s"j"6"6'""'""' HECK'S REG. TO $3.99 :Jl SIGNAL LIGHT FLASHERS $100 HECK'S REG. TO $1.99 AUTOMOTIIIE DIPT. 11/TOMOTWEDEPT. LIQUID '144 WRENCH SPRAY AUTOMOTIVE INNER TUBES • 13, 14 AN D 15 IN CH SIZES FOR MOST CARS HECK'S REG. '1.99 THE SUPER PENETRANT FREES RUSTE D BOLTS & PARTS HECK'S REG . 88( WALL UNIT 88¢ 5 shelves; 3 sliding doors. Convert lower' shelf to cabinet. An outsta nding multiple purpose unit. Height 64" , Width 29", Depth 9'14'. HECK'S REG. '29.88 EACH COSMETJC DEPT. ' - ._ ._ .. , _. __ ' ·~ ~ TORCH KIT ; I n clude~ fuel cylinder , ond the new , h o t stan d ard penci l poin t burner as~emb l y $1.37 $7.99 RECREATIONAL VEHICLE SET ,,UTOMOTIVE $444 HECK'S REG. $6.48 HAIIDWA/11 . .T. LARGE TUBE REPAIR KIT HECK' S 6 6 ; . REG. " 99' HECK'S REG. TO $3.99 AUTOMOTIVE DIPT. $4'' AUTOMOT/111 DEPT. QUART HI.DWIREDEI'T. LIQUID PLUMR IKegudlm slo1ted type driver , Phill ips· d rive r, dutch head (fig u re 8) dr iver Scru~lox~·~~~ 8-PIECE DELUXE SCREWDRIVER SET $2'' TURNER ClOTNIIIG DEPT. 641NCH I ' I I s1 HECK'S REG. TO $2.99 HECK'S REGULAR OR FLOURIDE HICK'S RIG. 88' EACH ~~ CHOICE American-mad• Cars. HECK'S REG. TO $3.44 MacLeans Toothpaste CHOIC~ 6 2( IUTOMOT/111 DIPT. THRIFT VALUE STEEL / $244 70Z. REG, '3.39 AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. LAWN RAKE ·siZESqj-18 CLOTHING DEPT. HAIR DRESSING HECK'S HECK'S REG. $21.99 FANORBELT RADIATOR HOSE HECK'S REG. SQUEEK NO MORE LUBRICANT $177 HECK'SREG. TO $3.99 PAIR BRY~CREEM HECK'S REG. '1.27 12'' ' $3.99 AIITOMOTWEDIPT. Reg. 4.5 OZ. TUBE AUTOMOTIVE DIPT. :'.:~::,0·.~:, AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. SWEATSHIRTS Wosh ' n' tumble dry.ln dark tones. Cu ffless bottom~ . Sizes: 4 TO 7•Reg u lor and Slims. CLOTHIIIC DI'ET. THE ORGANIZER HECK ' S REG. TO $7.99 EACH · HECK'S REG. $8.99 99' PKG. BOYS'COnON Every- Soy wont s a foo t'Jol l swea tshirt, so at this law pr ice get him seve ral. Greot for play or sc hool. HECK'S REG. $3.88 EACH ClOTNI/Ifi DIPT. 5 HECK'S REG. 9" WHISK BROOM JR. BOYS I EACH 5 h oc ' $588 All qvar• •t .;, pld ed <O'"' '"'' ' 'L' : ; .,,,~n.-d ezl ro f)O w ~r f o r lr ll r•lg r o t\ rr u( ~ i hu rl er ~ . boukk r e t ~ pe• ru lr:-d r o pr" •l y to r Emy to u~e . Make body repa irs in m i nutf!'~ , with pia<. tic f iller 2 PACKAGES 5 DUn QT . SIZE ~ Perfec t for ~ k irt~ o r pants . S tyle d w ith long sleeves , Tu rtle & Moe k Tur1 1e necks . Se lecti on of oil new fal l color~ Siz es S·M-l. (1 88 f7' ~ Fits most BODY HEAVY AUTO BODY REPAIR KIT Q ~ -*~ . . . . . - STAIDAIII DENT PULLER ( ierotly pro d u(e mo, :mum ellen to pull ou t de nt wrthoul removin g v phob tery or pan e l. Single p r...- e \holt .,..,rh hondlll! ~ho p ffi to lit hond ·~ ,_ SHOCK ABSORBERS BLACK OR WHITE KNIGHT A l r• tndly tool ol e--ery body ~ho p. Sell to pp ~r19 replon•o $ - STON HYDRAULIC JACK • •.. ..... UNIVERSAL ble \heel me tal \crew . Wergh lecl !li c e ~ramme r wr ll ell r $ 3- 33 $4.99 $9.99 $5'' It' s the latest th ing in performance mv lflers ond it has the gut-s tretch ing roar o l a big cat stalking game. For mos t Amer 1 con-m ode cars. HECK'S RIG. $12.99 HECK'SREG. HECK'S REG. ,:- TIGER MUFFLERS UNIVERSAL DOLLY $6'' PAIR ... HI-PERFORMANCE AND SMAll TRUCKS JUNIOR BOYS SHIRT colo r s. Be ige, Sunfon ) Body shop tool with 2 bead working surfcxes , toe ond heel. Used for door panel$ , turret tops, quarter panels, deck lid , hood ond most large flot panels. HECK'S REG. $7.99 EACH ~ (!J,.=-~-~ TRUCK MIRRORS FOR PICK -UPS , PANElS $ $9'' .. '·~ SS!~ ClOTNIIIGDIPT. "'- mvft 1 ~ r mode of lou'ill-. golvo nr 1ed iltel - double wrap con~ l r uc lr on lor l?ng Ide and core!r tt ~ervrce. Spec ool co mputer colibra ltd lvn1n9 ci'lomber lor on e o t the quoelll!ll ~ovnd 1 around N o oth er rrwHIII!r o l th r1 prrce can cHI!! , you more For mo ll A.mtriCO n-mod l!' COli . CHOICE HECK'S REG . 99' MEN'S POLYESTER DOUBLE KNIT '' ~' Beaut iful assortment o f lo· d ies Hond~a g ~ . In Vi nyl . patch leath e r with dou ble ha nd le~. draws tring or multi compo r1 ments. All colors to touch up your wardrobe One ~ 1ze fih 10 - 15 . Multi -str iped t op. Your lo vo nte team color a nd number ClOTHING DIPT. " HANDBAGS MENS HECK'S REG. $14.99 EACH -.. '••· CLOTHIIIC DIPT. $1188 X HECK'S REG. 74' QT. LEE MUFFLERS I· ! lI I I HECK'S REG. $3.48 . CHOICE j' -. LIMIT 6 QTS. j_':. \ I $266 A fashion ba si c lor Fall ward ' robes . In wa sh - MOTOR OIL ' r -, TRIPLE FLAIG HI l/4" MASKING TAPE 48( HECK'S REG . 86' DOORBOnOM -'""'d••• d l•'i' lonw••"...:t.<i ol"""'~""' ood l><<>"y w a~g~ ' " "~ l lo ~d .. n~l >wU f> fl' Ov• M > OJ <o p tou nol bo•" ~ ' <ltoofl> , <lu >l mo""" ' ond "' """ ' ll"ld•.., ,.'-"'lly poly p <>< h U. , ,, l ~ d "Q"""' 99c HECK'S REG. ' $1.42 ALUMINUM 17' DOOR SET $244 HECK 'S REG . $3.31 6"x25' FIBREGLASS WRAPPING s 144 HECK'S REG • . $1.99 NA.DWARE DIPT. LIQUID DRAIN OPENER 88 ~ - -, I 'd I r ~~~· ~ c . HECK' 5 REG. '1. 19 :~n:11 ~~ -~""" - .. - \ I ..I HARDWARE DEPT. ' �,. I .I I r ..1,~.:::::.:~--~~~Y,~~tinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, Sept. 3, 1975 12 - The Daily Sentinel , Middleport -Pomt•r oy. 0., W~dm·sday , St·pt :\. {r: th lS, " ab0 ut p E 0 p LE :) e Kerner, 67, will be feted tonigl)t by 1,000 social, political and SACRAMENTO , calif. ( UP! ) - Rooald Reagan says that if business friends who want, in the words 'of his former press =:=: he decides to r~ for th~ Repub~can presid~tial nominat!on ;:;: ;:;: he would campa tgn agamst Prestdent Ford w1thout attacking secretary, Chris Viahoplus, " to show their affection. " .. The $15--a-plate affair, complete with cocktails and a Kerner ::::. . him . fAll ESf ACI'RESS " I think of Jerry as a friend and I think he thinks of me the speech , is not a fundraiser, Vlahoplus said. "Anything left SHELBYVIlLE, Ind . (UP!) - The world 's tallest actre ss same way," the retired governor said Tuesday after a lunch after meals will go to the Boys Club of Spring fie Id." Kerner bas undergone surgery for lung cance r and a hernia has returned to her career as the world's tallest secretary. and presidential talk session with Republican legislators. since leaving the federal penitentiary at Lexington , Ky ., on Sandy Allen, who spent the swmner in Italy playing one of Reagan, who authorized establislunent of an active pre· March 6. casanova's love~s in a Federico Fellini film, was reporting campaign committee and last week came to the brink of an· back to her job With the state veterinary office today . nouncing his candidacy, declared himself the " leading ex· ELVIS DOING WELL g,e returned horne during the weekend and spoke wistfully P<>nent of the 11th Commandment." MEMPHJS, Tenn. IUPI) - Elvis Presle y's ailment is an in a telephone interview of her six-week movie career in Rome. The GOP ttth Commandment , created in the mid·l960s to enlarged colon but he will not require surgery, a Baptist Sie played a gladiator giantess with whom Casanova (Donald avoid bloody intraparty california primary election fights , Hospital spokesman says. SUtherland) falls in love . · holds basically that one Republican candidate speaks no ill of " His primary problem is this enlarged colon he's had for g,e said she missed homecooked meals with her family b"t his Republican opponent. some time," spokesman Maurice Elliott said Tuesday . " But was ready for another picture if a suitable part could he found . he's responding real well to medication and he will not require Sandy, 7-foot.s v,, is the tallest woman in the world . She KERNER 'S HOMECOMING surgery .' ' SPRINGFIELD, IIi. l UPI) - Otto Kerner's return home is admits chances are slim for finding another part - even a Presley, 40, cut short a Las Vegas engagement Aug . 21 an occasion for the loyalists who remember the good times small one - for a woman her size . when he was governor and would like to forget he went to jail because of fatigue and flew home, moving into a hospital suite for a check-up and rest. Elliolt saJd he expects Presley to ~VJ~~~~~~~ ;d@~fi~ tJ~~~~ I!i\:1\':i.,....,~~~ 10 to 9 FREE COLEMAN THREE-BURNER JASON EMPIRE NYLON WARM-UP STOVE The legendary Co leman camp stove is unmatch ed for ou tdoor SUIT Gr f'nl t o \ !1 p .nto n ftl'r u lo st .,.. t cooking eff ici ency. It's the professiona l st ove , a favo rite A l•, u •d c ol f o r GUN KITS np(' n~ ivt• ;u ll '-. F{tbrl c ' "g r ea t f o r ha rd wf'or . eo ~y ,'v\ ocho n c detoolcd \!cfJ by ~ l cp 11 \\ ln.J( l ro ll \. f u r prop r•r Ul~ < 'm iJ it The >t o d \ ur •· l ul ly onlc11 t• d 1 H o lr·' d"ll;· d an d 10pped 1 5 teel bu rr e h. hord .... ot~d ·, 1 0 (~ \ o"d COW hr or <l•· r"·d 1, ,, ~ -. C lw <J •,r• lr u 11 r u l t• ll-.:- 1ooro o l oeo dy to f rn o, lo y., ood •,IO( ~ ~oh wo\hob lc $38~T8 45 Co l .. Rif le d D r own Stee l. O ctagon Bar rel , Hardwood S toc ~ . Engraved l oc k . Fully ln let t ed, 50 '' Q..,eroll l e ng t h. W t 8 lb s De tail Jnstru< · ti om I nc luded HECK'S REG . $19.99 HECK 'S REG . $59.9S KIT Ro9 d , l. g h<- • •y '•' '~~ ··" "'" o l ~"'' "" "' O P"' , '' "" •• •I , · • • , P ro"<i~ ' "gl~" ·~g " •'< I • ,., b<o"' • .: • •'• ·•• Q" \1 "' fol.;, !lu o ' "'' '"'' • le tted. 15 '., " Overa ll l e ngth , Wt . 2 lbs. 9 m; De ta il l m tr uc tion~ In cl uded . COLEMAN DOUBLE MANTLE LANTERN MUSTANG BOW ' '' _, ,., ~. ,.,,. "'' 'r , .. ,, • " ' , ., r ' " " " " '' ' • ·,. _, ' ' I <J' ' • I" " ., .. • I ' " ' I .,, ' 'h ""'"'<!''" •1•••1 ., 'f"''' ...... ' ''" '-""' -" ···-···"., ·· ,.,, "~ ,,,_.,.,·'"'''""" ,..,., "''"'"''""">! q·~·• •r "'"' '".,. ,,. '• '""" '' "'" " ,.. , Ca<• lw: ""' ' ' '~ · ~ Vt"~' •' O•" --~<!" II > ~ W"''' J. o, " e •' '" • • I ,., .,· ,_. ,.1, , . . . ., .. .,., ""'' ' " ' '""" n''-''''' '\1"' '"~ " " ' (ol • n~'" ~ <10<1) h~•"•' II~•"'• / ' j ATHLETIC SUPPORTER YOUTH ADULT 99' HECK 'S REG . T0$1 .7 8 SPORTS OEPT. I I BASKETBALL $599 \ HECK 'S REG. $8.99 I WINCHESTER 22 WILDCAT AMMO 500 ROO NOS PER BOX-10 BOXES PER CARTON $6 99cTN. ALL TENNIS RACQUETS COMMANDER FLASHLIG 88' 72S8 .88 "D" SIZE BIKE WILSON MULTI-COLOR \ S]488 HECK 'S REG. $20.99 / ~ !ra ted wa ll o p desig ned l o r "maneuverability' Thi s mea n s c limbing tr ee s, couching t n a b lind o r troil1ng throug h den se t h• c~ els wi th a bow th a t h as th e long rong e o, tri king power o f longer b ow s. SPORTS DEPT. \ 2 ONLY Fo r a gi le hun te rs. A b ow w it h pl e nty of co ne en - HECK'S REG . $9.44 SPORTS ' DEPT.. $66~~ 4 5 Co l . Rifl e d Steel. Octagon Ba rr e l, CAMPSTOVE STAND HECK' S REG. $34.99 45 CAL. RIFLE KITS Har dw oo d Stoc k , Eng ra ved, Fully ln- COLEMAN $3188 45 CAL. PISTOL KITS 88 $ .. . ca mp er s come to Co leman. All~ , , . (H<' <.O illf) IC!P wrth All ho ve '. 1! 01g ht k·q punt\ . l1p pet ed cu lls ro 1e oi ou1- doo rs men and fam~ies for generation s. Fold s neatly, opens big . Its design pro tec ts th e flame from wind . Hi- lustr e baked ena mel finish covers its steel case . That \_ why when it co mes to coo king boat ir 1g , ry(l ,ng . tn9CJi il9 or 1y ocl•o n 111 any wco tht•r S ty lt ng 01 1d colo r v o rtl •ty comp orf> to o u r n1ore • % 99( OFF 2 PLACE AUTO-TRUCK GUN RACK HECK'S REG . $1.29 HECK 'S SPORTS DEPT. $ 99 WILSON LEATHER FOOTBALL $788 HECK'S REG. $11.99 . . .•· t• ,. · : ~ ;<_.; t 4 • -~ -·~.-·.· ~ ·.· · ·~... .·...~-·. ·. .. :-- :~ - · · ·-· HECK'S REG. $J2 9 . -· ~z ._r CHOICE HOUSEWARE DEPT. CRAYONS 79¢ HECK'S REG. '1.39· • .. -· ( t • ••~ ' t • '. • ' ~~ ..t·!.. , "I HOUSEWARI .. CONSTRUCTION GOOD VIBRATIONS COLORED FILLER PAPER 62e HECK'S REG. 89' HOUSEWARE DB'T• . PAPER 44¢ HECK'S REG. 7'! HOUSEWARI DB'T. . 3x5 22 INDEX CARDS oz. FORMICA FLOOR SHINE 28¢ 77c HECK'S REG. 36' HOUSEWARI DB'T. HECK' S REG . $1.15 HOI/SEWARE ' • II ••·• .., J ._. ' .•• '.• '. .... • ' '.I• r.. , ...• .,. ~ PEDIGREE DELUXE SHARPENER 23¢ HECK:s REG. J'l IIOUSIWAII 280Z. PINE-SOL DISIIIFEU AliT sr• HECK'S REG. $1.37 HOUSEWARE WHITE PASTE 17¢ HECK'S REG. 3'! HfiUSEWARE DB'T. 4W' · BLUNT SCISSORS 41¢ HECK'S REG. 56' HOUSEWARE 60Z. RENUZIT SOLID AIR FRESHENER. 2 FOR SJOO By SfEVE GERSrEL WASffiNGTON (UPI) Congress appears sharply divided over whether American technicians should be sent into the Sinai Desert to monitor the new IsraeliEgyptian peace agreement . Returning to work after a month-lon g vaoation, Congress must · decide whether to approve a request by President Ford to allow the use of about 154l U.S. civilian technicians to guarantee that no violations occur under the interim peace pact. Presidential · press secretary Ron Nessen said Tuesday that based on a White House check with more than 30 congressional leaders in both parties, Ford believes Congress will approve sen· ding the technicians. The President was meeting with Republi ca n congressional leaders this morning on· strategy for seeking that approval. This evening he goes to the airport to welcome Secretary of State Henry Kissinger back from his Middle East shuttle diplomacy. On Thursday Ford and Kissinger will brief congressional leaders on the agreement and other issues. Ford hopes Congress will give its approval within two weeks. Congress also returned to the contU!ublg controversy over oil prices. Congressional sources said a major effort will be made next week to override President Ford's veto of a sixmonth extension of price controls. Congressional reaction Tuesday to Ford's Middle East request came down hard on both sides of the issue. Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield said it would "set a bad precedent," and Sen . Henry Jackson , D· Wash ., said he had "serious reservations" about sending Americans into the Sinai. Both Jackson and Man· sfield said they feared an American presence would Iring Soviet observers to the Golan Heights region near Syria and lead to a "face-toface" confrontation between the two superpowers. Sen. Frank Church , Dldaho, a ranking member of the foreign relations committee, said use of American technicians in the Middle East should he made "subject to the express condition that the Americans will be withdrawn at once in the event of new hostilities. " However, both Sens. Jacob Javits, R-N .Y., and Alan Cranston, D-Calif. , argued there were "risks" in sending Americans Into the war-torn region but that they were worth taking to insure a Middle East peace . Javits said "the alternative (to sending In Americans) is totally unacceptable." "The benefits in this case outweigh! the minimal risks/' Cranston said. "I think we should eagerly grasp this opportunity ... " . ' ' • HARRIS PROMISES JOBS WS ANGELES (UPI ) - Presidential candidate Fred Harris says he could wipe out unemployment in the country within a year and a half. " If I were President right now ," the former Democratic senator told reporters Tuesday , " I'd say within 18 months we would have 100 million people at work ." Harris said he would find jobs for 12 million unemployed Americans with a threeiXJint program of cutting taxes for most people, increasing taxes for the the very wealthy and lowering in terest rates to expand the money supply . '"If we take the rich off welfare - stop the direct subsidies and the tax subsidies to the super rich and the giant cor· porations - we can get this co untry back to work ," he said . "The right to a job ought to he as automatic in this country as the right to unemployment compensation or Social Security ." ra Top Va Stamp·smo With This Coupon andl $10 or Mort hrchast fueptin g lt•mr l"ro h lb ittd br low Void Aller Sot ., ~III EL u " " ' W!Jil' All Kroger Stores Now Open 24 Hours A Day Except Saturday Midnight 'til 9 a.m. Sunday MIAMI (UP!) - Miami . Dolplilns safety Dick An. ·dersm will undergo further x~s ioday for his left knee, K .._,. Hi-Nu 2cro ~ Lowfat Milk ---: Gal. : Ctn. Tender, Lean, Thrifty Sirloin Steak $ : Whh This Coupon : and $10 ar Mort Food hrchae - ~••••• i,.if;iiii~ii~ii~iiri•i•······~ Hollv Fanns, U.S.D.A. Inspected Grade A, Leg or Stokely Apple ·sauce TOTAL SATISFACTION GUARANTEE f..-erything yau buy at Kroger;, guaranteed for yo"' to tof IGiiofadion ra;ard lu o of mon1.1locturt r. If )'QII ore r.gf s~;~l i lf i!Kf, l( r~;~o;~er will reploee your item wil h lht some brond ar o camp~;~robl• bra r.d or r• lun d vaur purchose pr ic • l-Ib. Breast Quarters $ lhis Money Save r lnri<hod s..n Gold =-= ..... s~~ •1 Cut Stobty 2 t:'.-.·$1 ~.::. ........~~ .$1. ·· lilch~So.bty . IOIIICito Juice • .. . . • • ..... ....... Beans 1 I I I I North-- 6 9 3=·1 =·~ ..... ~~sec .... Holly'"'"" U.S.D.A. ,._,..., family,._ frylno .,_,~ Green One Quarter Pon: t.ln SUted Into 1 =~·~ First of Seasan Apples ..... $;.";. llolf a. ••••. ,,.... $119 ~............. Patalo Salad .... .... Lb. •OW,_.ie_...._ ._., Be• .... .... ; Lb. -1 • 12NHMefO.icUn, lolb. ofSI..-PetatoSoiDCiond61ollt O' ft!.l..L wn;aen ..... ••· u.s. No. Stokely Peas Awa ll•ble Only at Stores with Dtlicatunns . '$ 1-lb. 6911 7," ,. $449 . ........~.JOe Red Delicious Honey Pod Z'eltae 9 lb. Tangy, Delicious We also guarantee that we will do e..,erything in our power to have ample sup plie ~ of a ll advertised specials on our shelves when yo u shop for them . If, d ue ta cond itions beyond our control, we run out of an adver tised special, we will substitute the some item in a compa rable brand (when such an item is aYailoble) ref lecting the sam e savings or, if you prefer, g ive you a · "RAIN CHECK" which entitles you to the so me r:.Jve rtised special ot the some special pfice any lime within 30 days . d, 197S ROG I_f< _<:O_"!."_;;:]III Krotor i- Kroger Welcomes Your Federal Food Stamps ~4e~t HECK'S REG. 71' EACH . HOUSIWAIIE remain in the hospital until Thursday or Friday. Dr . George Nichopoulos , th~ millionaire entertainer 's per· sonal physician, could not he reached for comment . He said earlier "I anticipate it will he three to five months before he rElvis l is able to •et back into the swing of it." Division sharp in congress Injured In Monday nlght's 267 loss to the Minnesota Vikings and Coach Don Simla suspects the test results will not be good. The Dolphins also an· nounced that linebacker Nick Buoniconti broke his thumb ·in the Minnesota game and . will he lost indefinitely. . .....•, 'I EACH 5 oz. ·' I ' • '222 ACADEMIC 64 CT. on charges of taking a bribe . FRIENDLY CON fENDERS i!;t·.-.-.-.-.·.·.·.·.·.·:·:·:·:·:·:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:::::::::::::::::::::::<:::::::::::::::::::::::::;;:::;:::::::;:;:;::::::::::::::::::::::::•::;:;:;::::;;:; 1H7~J .!99c 1 Round White Potatoes ~7~5ekd~ 6 Raisils .. . . . .. . ... .. . . . . . ...... . """' 4,. . .$1 Oran&e- .. .. ... ....... . . Apples ..... . 4 "" 8911 S~id l lf2.or.. ~d Pkgo. " " ~ 8th. . 20 -lb. Bag Caramrt'l& Nut Co~ \ �,. I .I I r ..1,~.:::::.:~--~~~Y,~~tinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, Sept. 3, 1975 12 - The Daily Sentinel , Middleport -Pomt•r oy. 0., W~dm·sday , St·pt :\. {r: th lS, " ab0 ut p E 0 p LE :) e Kerner, 67, will be feted tonigl)t by 1,000 social, political and SACRAMENTO , calif. ( UP! ) - Rooald Reagan says that if business friends who want, in the words 'of his former press =:=: he decides to r~ for th~ Repub~can presid~tial nominat!on ;:;: ;:;: he would campa tgn agamst Prestdent Ford w1thout attacking secretary, Chris Viahoplus, " to show their affection. " .. The $15--a-plate affair, complete with cocktails and a Kerner ::::. . him . fAll ESf ACI'RESS " I think of Jerry as a friend and I think he thinks of me the speech , is not a fundraiser, Vlahoplus said. "Anything left SHELBYVIlLE, Ind . (UP!) - The world 's tallest actre ss same way," the retired governor said Tuesday after a lunch after meals will go to the Boys Club of Spring fie Id." Kerner bas undergone surgery for lung cance r and a hernia has returned to her career as the world's tallest secretary. and presidential talk session with Republican legislators. since leaving the federal penitentiary at Lexington , Ky ., on Sandy Allen, who spent the swmner in Italy playing one of Reagan, who authorized establislunent of an active pre· March 6. casanova's love~s in a Federico Fellini film, was reporting campaign committee and last week came to the brink of an· back to her job With the state veterinary office today . nouncing his candidacy, declared himself the " leading ex· ELVIS DOING WELL g,e returned horne during the weekend and spoke wistfully P<>nent of the 11th Commandment." MEMPHJS, Tenn. IUPI) - Elvis Presle y's ailment is an in a telephone interview of her six-week movie career in Rome. The GOP ttth Commandment , created in the mid·l960s to enlarged colon but he will not require surgery, a Baptist Sie played a gladiator giantess with whom Casanova (Donald avoid bloody intraparty california primary election fights , Hospital spokesman says. SUtherland) falls in love . · holds basically that one Republican candidate speaks no ill of " His primary problem is this enlarged colon he's had for g,e said she missed homecooked meals with her family b"t his Republican opponent. some time," spokesman Maurice Elliott said Tuesday . " But was ready for another picture if a suitable part could he found . he's responding real well to medication and he will not require Sandy, 7-foot.s v,, is the tallest woman in the world . She KERNER 'S HOMECOMING surgery .' ' SPRINGFIELD, IIi. l UPI) - Otto Kerner's return home is admits chances are slim for finding another part - even a Presley, 40, cut short a Las Vegas engagement Aug . 21 an occasion for the loyalists who remember the good times small one - for a woman her size . when he was governor and would like to forget he went to jail because of fatigue and flew home, moving into a hospital suite for a check-up and rest. Elliolt saJd he expects Presley to ~VJ~~~~~~~ ;d@~fi~ tJ~~~~ I!i\:1\':i.,....,~~~ 10 to 9 FREE COLEMAN THREE-BURNER JASON EMPIRE NYLON WARM-UP STOVE The legendary Co leman camp stove is unmatch ed for ou tdoor SUIT Gr f'nl t o \ !1 p .nto n ftl'r u lo st .,.. t cooking eff ici ency. It's the professiona l st ove , a favo rite A l•, u •d c ol f o r GUN KITS np(' n~ ivt• ;u ll '-. F{tbrl c ' "g r ea t f o r ha rd wf'or . eo ~y ,'v\ ocho n c detoolcd \!cfJ by ~ l cp 11 \\ ln.J( l ro ll \. f u r prop r•r Ul~ < 'm iJ it The >t o d \ ur •· l ul ly onlc11 t• d 1 H o lr·' d"ll;· d an d 10pped 1 5 teel bu rr e h. hord .... ot~d ·, 1 0 (~ \ o"d COW hr or <l•· r"·d 1, ,, ~ -. C lw <J •,r• lr u 11 r u l t• ll-.:- 1ooro o l oeo dy to f rn o, lo y., ood •,IO( ~ ~oh wo\hob lc $38~T8 45 Co l .. Rif le d D r own Stee l. O ctagon Bar rel , Hardwood S toc ~ . Engraved l oc k . Fully ln let t ed, 50 '' Q..,eroll l e ng t h. W t 8 lb s De tail Jnstru< · ti om I nc luded HECK'S REG . $19.99 HECK 'S REG . $59.9S KIT Ro9 d , l. g h<- • •y '•' '~~ ··" "'" o l ~"'' "" "' O P"' , '' "" •• •I , · • • , P ro"<i~ ' "gl~" ·~g " •'< I • ,., b<o"' • .: • •'• ·•• Q" \1 "' fol.;, !lu o ' "'' '"'' • le tted. 15 '., " Overa ll l e ngth , Wt . 2 lbs. 9 m; De ta il l m tr uc tion~ In cl uded . COLEMAN DOUBLE MANTLE LANTERN MUSTANG BOW ' '' _, ,., ~. ,.,,. "'' 'r , .. ,, • " ' , ., r ' " " " " '' ' • ·,. _, ' ' I <J' ' • I" " ., .. • I ' " ' I .,, ' 'h ""'"'<!''" •1•••1 ., 'f"''' ...... ' ''" '-""' -" ···-···"., ·· ,.,, "~ ,,,_.,.,·'"'''""" ,..,., "''"'"''""">! q·~·• •r "'"' '".,. ,,. '• '""" '' "'" " ,.. , Ca<• lw: ""' ' ' '~ · ~ Vt"~' •' O•" --~<!" II > ~ W"''' J. o, " e •' '" • • I ,., .,· ,_. ,.1, , . . . ., .. .,., ""'' ' " ' '""" n''-''''' '\1"' '"~ " " ' (ol • n~'" ~ <10<1) h~•"•' II~•"'• / ' j ATHLETIC SUPPORTER YOUTH ADULT 99' HECK 'S REG . T0$1 .7 8 SPORTS OEPT. I I BASKETBALL $599 \ HECK 'S REG. $8.99 I WINCHESTER 22 WILDCAT AMMO 500 ROO NOS PER BOX-10 BOXES PER CARTON $6 99cTN. ALL TENNIS RACQUETS COMMANDER FLASHLIG 88' 72S8 .88 "D" SIZE BIKE WILSON MULTI-COLOR \ S]488 HECK 'S REG. $20.99 / ~ !ra ted wa ll o p desig ned l o r "maneuverability' Thi s mea n s c limbing tr ee s, couching t n a b lind o r troil1ng throug h den se t h• c~ els wi th a bow th a t h as th e long rong e o, tri king power o f longer b ow s. SPORTS DEPT. \ 2 ONLY Fo r a gi le hun te rs. A b ow w it h pl e nty of co ne en - HECK'S REG . $9.44 SPORTS ' DEPT.. $66~~ 4 5 Co l . Rifl e d Steel. Octagon Ba rr e l, CAMPSTOVE STAND HECK' S REG. $34.99 45 CAL. RIFLE KITS Har dw oo d Stoc k , Eng ra ved, Fully ln- COLEMAN $3188 45 CAL. PISTOL KITS 88 $ .. . ca mp er s come to Co leman. All~ , , . (H<' <.O illf) IC!P wrth All ho ve '. 1! 01g ht k·q punt\ . l1p pet ed cu lls ro 1e oi ou1- doo rs men and fam~ies for generation s. Fold s neatly, opens big . Its design pro tec ts th e flame from wind . Hi- lustr e baked ena mel finish covers its steel case . That \_ why when it co mes to coo king boat ir 1g , ry(l ,ng . tn9CJi il9 or 1y ocl•o n 111 any wco tht•r S ty lt ng 01 1d colo r v o rtl •ty comp orf> to o u r n1ore • % 99( OFF 2 PLACE AUTO-TRUCK GUN RACK HECK'S REG . $1.29 HECK 'S SPORTS DEPT. $ 99 WILSON LEATHER FOOTBALL $788 HECK'S REG. $11.99 . . .•· t• ,. · : ~ ;<_.; t 4 • -~ -·~.-·.· ~ ·.· · ·~... .·...~-·. ·. .. :-- :~ - · · ·-· HECK'S REG. $J2 9 . -· ~z ._r CHOICE HOUSEWARE DEPT. CRAYONS 79¢ HECK'S REG. '1.39· • .. -· ( t • ••~ ' t • '. • ' ~~ ..t·!.. , "I HOUSEWARI .. CONSTRUCTION GOOD VIBRATIONS COLORED FILLER PAPER 62e HECK'S REG. 89' HOUSEWARE DB'T• . PAPER 44¢ HECK'S REG. 7'! HOUSEWARI DB'T. . 3x5 22 INDEX CARDS oz. FORMICA FLOOR SHINE 28¢ 77c HECK'S REG. 36' HOUSEWARI DB'T. HECK' S REG . $1.15 HOI/SEWARE ' • II ••·• .., J ._. ' .•• '.• '. .... • ' '.I• r.. , ...• .,. ~ PEDIGREE DELUXE SHARPENER 23¢ HECK:s REG. J'l IIOUSIWAII 280Z. PINE-SOL DISIIIFEU AliT sr• HECK'S REG. $1.37 HOUSEWARE WHITE PASTE 17¢ HECK'S REG. 3'! HfiUSEWARE DB'T. 4W' · BLUNT SCISSORS 41¢ HECK'S REG. 56' HOUSEWARE 60Z. RENUZIT SOLID AIR FRESHENER. 2 FOR SJOO By SfEVE GERSrEL WASffiNGTON (UPI) Congress appears sharply divided over whether American technicians should be sent into the Sinai Desert to monitor the new IsraeliEgyptian peace agreement . Returning to work after a month-lon g vaoation, Congress must · decide whether to approve a request by President Ford to allow the use of about 154l U.S. civilian technicians to guarantee that no violations occur under the interim peace pact. Presidential · press secretary Ron Nessen said Tuesday that based on a White House check with more than 30 congressional leaders in both parties, Ford believes Congress will approve sen· ding the technicians. The President was meeting with Republi ca n congressional leaders this morning on· strategy for seeking that approval. This evening he goes to the airport to welcome Secretary of State Henry Kissinger back from his Middle East shuttle diplomacy. On Thursday Ford and Kissinger will brief congressional leaders on the agreement and other issues. Ford hopes Congress will give its approval within two weeks. Congress also returned to the contU!ublg controversy over oil prices. Congressional sources said a major effort will be made next week to override President Ford's veto of a sixmonth extension of price controls. Congressional reaction Tuesday to Ford's Middle East request came down hard on both sides of the issue. Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield said it would "set a bad precedent," and Sen . Henry Jackson , D· Wash ., said he had "serious reservations" about sending Americans into the Sinai. Both Jackson and Man· sfield said they feared an American presence would Iring Soviet observers to the Golan Heights region near Syria and lead to a "face-toface" confrontation between the two superpowers. Sen. Frank Church , Dldaho, a ranking member of the foreign relations committee, said use of American technicians in the Middle East should he made "subject to the express condition that the Americans will be withdrawn at once in the event of new hostilities. " However, both Sens. Jacob Javits, R-N .Y., and Alan Cranston, D-Calif. , argued there were "risks" in sending Americans Into the war-torn region but that they were worth taking to insure a Middle East peace . Javits said "the alternative (to sending In Americans) is totally unacceptable." "The benefits in this case outweigh! the minimal risks/' Cranston said. "I think we should eagerly grasp this opportunity ... " . ' ' • HARRIS PROMISES JOBS WS ANGELES (UPI ) - Presidential candidate Fred Harris says he could wipe out unemployment in the country within a year and a half. " If I were President right now ," the former Democratic senator told reporters Tuesday , " I'd say within 18 months we would have 100 million people at work ." Harris said he would find jobs for 12 million unemployed Americans with a threeiXJint program of cutting taxes for most people, increasing taxes for the the very wealthy and lowering in terest rates to expand the money supply . '"If we take the rich off welfare - stop the direct subsidies and the tax subsidies to the super rich and the giant cor· porations - we can get this co untry back to work ," he said . "The right to a job ought to he as automatic in this country as the right to unemployment compensation or Social Security ." ra Top Va Stamp·smo With This Coupon andl $10 or Mort hrchast fueptin g lt•mr l"ro h lb ittd br low Void Aller Sot ., ~III EL u " " ' W!Jil' All Kroger Stores Now Open 24 Hours A Day Except Saturday Midnight 'til 9 a.m. Sunday MIAMI (UP!) - Miami . Dolplilns safety Dick An. ·dersm will undergo further x~s ioday for his left knee, K .._,. Hi-Nu 2cro ~ Lowfat Milk ---: Gal. : Ctn. Tender, Lean, Thrifty Sirloin Steak $ : Whh This Coupon : and $10 ar Mort Food hrchae - ~••••• i,.if;iiii~ii~ii~iiri•i•······~ Hollv Fanns, U.S.D.A. Inspected Grade A, Leg or Stokely Apple ·sauce TOTAL SATISFACTION GUARANTEE f..-erything yau buy at Kroger;, guaranteed for yo"' to tof IGiiofadion ra;ard lu o of mon1.1locturt r. If )'QII ore r.gf s~;~l i lf i!Kf, l( r~;~o;~er will reploee your item wil h lht some brond ar o camp~;~robl• bra r.d or r• lun d vaur purchose pr ic • l-Ib. Breast Quarters $ lhis Money Save r lnri<hod s..n Gold =-= ..... s~~ •1 Cut Stobty 2 t:'.-.·$1 ~.::. ........~~ .$1. ·· lilch~So.bty . IOIIICito Juice • .. . . • • ..... ....... Beans 1 I I I I North-- 6 9 3=·1 =·~ ..... ~~sec .... Holly'"'"" U.S.D.A. ,._,..., family,._ frylno .,_,~ Green One Quarter Pon: t.ln SUted Into 1 =~·~ First of Seasan Apples ..... $;.";. llolf a. ••••. ,,.... $119 ~............. Patalo Salad .... .... Lb. •OW,_.ie_...._ ._., Be• .... .... ; Lb. -1 • 12NHMefO.icUn, lolb. ofSI..-PetatoSoiDCiond61ollt O' ft!.l..L wn;aen ..... ••· u.s. No. Stokely Peas Awa ll•ble Only at Stores with Dtlicatunns . '$ 1-lb. 6911 7," ,. $449 . ........~.JOe Red Delicious Honey Pod Z'eltae 9 lb. Tangy, Delicious We also guarantee that we will do e..,erything in our power to have ample sup plie ~ of a ll advertised specials on our shelves when yo u shop for them . If, d ue ta cond itions beyond our control, we run out of an adver tised special, we will substitute the some item in a compa rable brand (when such an item is aYailoble) ref lecting the sam e savings or, if you prefer, g ive you a · "RAIN CHECK" which entitles you to the so me r:.Jve rtised special ot the some special pfice any lime within 30 days . d, 197S ROG I_f< _<:O_"!."_;;:]III Krotor i- Kroger Welcomes Your Federal Food Stamps ~4e~t HECK'S REG. 71' EACH . HOUSIWAIIE remain in the hospital until Thursday or Friday. Dr . George Nichopoulos , th~ millionaire entertainer 's per· sonal physician, could not he reached for comment . He said earlier "I anticipate it will he three to five months before he rElvis l is able to •et back into the swing of it." Division sharp in congress Injured In Monday nlght's 267 loss to the Minnesota Vikings and Coach Don Simla suspects the test results will not be good. The Dolphins also an· nounced that linebacker Nick Buoniconti broke his thumb ·in the Minnesota game and . will he lost indefinitely. . .....•, 'I EACH 5 oz. ·' I ' • '222 ACADEMIC 64 CT. on charges of taking a bribe . FRIENDLY CON fENDERS i!;t·.-.-.-.-.·.·.·.·.·.·:·:·:·:·:·:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:::::::::::::::::::::::<:::::::::::::::::::::::::;;:::;:::::::;:;:;::::::::::::::::::::::::•::;:;:;::::;;:; 1H7~J .!99c 1 Round White Potatoes ~7~5ekd~ 6 Raisils .. . . . .. . ... .. . . . . . ...... . """' 4,. . .$1 Oran&e- .. .. ... ....... . . Apples ..... . 4 "" 8911 S~id l lf2.or.. ~d Pkgo. " " ~ 8th. . 20 -lb. Bag Caramrt'l& Nut Co~ \ �' I ,------------------·.-~-----~---.-.--~--~._.._.,__.. NEED A CLUE TO THE BIG SHor HE WORKED FOR, LIZZ. H'M? WANT ADS INFORMATION D E ADLINE ~ r5 1 t] CAVELE I I I t I I I n HAGLEM Now arrange the circled letters to form the &urpnse answer, M ~=====~:::==::=~==-~s~u~1gge~o~ted by l,__.:.c..Pritt:::;_tlle = SUIIPII '--"1-S! 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BOU GH II 11! rc Ou· hoi!J"I tl A the above cartoon. rI I I I JJ INVAD E HANDLE "' J.. ,; lumldlt ' f he 'ht·tu y" - IN A 'LIGHT HOUSE ' -;,,rurd<~Y Wanted Keno Ridge News Notes p M 0dy ncfort• Pub tocatton Mond.ly Or•,1dl1nf' <;J il m Ca n r t•llal •On Co rrP ct 10ns W ill lw .lcceptP(J u nt il Q .J m tor Day or Publ 1c atton RE G ULATIONS 1 he Publ t~ h c r r ese rve s the r•Q h l to edtt or retecr any a ds dr>em c<l Obtec rlonat 1bc p ub li Sher wtll not be r P~ pow:;t b le for tnore •han one 1n c o rr PCI illSC'rlt On RATES For W.1nt Ad Se rvrc c ~ 1 l' nl ~ p t' r No rd one l ll Se rtton M tn1 mu rn Charqe11 00 It rf' n t o:. p Pr word three rn n ~f'c ut 1 vf' 1n ser t ton s 'J6 ce n ts p er wor d s tx con '>l'CU itV<.' tn se rttono; ?S Per Ce nt Otsrount on pa1d .1d <:. ilncl ildS pa1d w dh m 10 d.J y <; CARD OF THANKS & Obttuary '!.? 00 f o r SO word rn 1n+rnum Ea c h .ldddton a l word 3c BLIND ADS /l. dd1110nat ?',c Charqe pPr /\dvert1 Sf' mcn1 OFFICE HOURS 8 30,, m ro 5 00 p m Dally fl JO a 111 ro 17 0 0 Noon CASH pa1d tor all ma k es and mode l :. oi mobile homes Phone area co d e 6 ld <1 73 "1153 1 o1 n t! c 2 SIGNS ' 'Pomeroy OF QUALITY Other 112 Ton and 34 ton models, 1 ton stak e, 2 1h ton H. O cnass 1s, al~o 3, 4 ton IN MEMORY of o ur beloved husband fath e r and gran dt a th e r , H e n ,_y Capehart who pa ssed away se ven years ago, Sep tember 3 1968 ., WA NTE D oflt ce cler k For 1nt ervtcw apply Inc , R rc hard s and Son L etar! Fa lls. Ohto 9 3 3tc !~r~Ja!~le, Where the de - oops - tbe When submarme sandwtches recession seems to be botbe g tn cost tng $2 25 , they toming out most is in the op· " torpedo ' the budget t1mistic predictions. Radiator Cooling Special Twenty -fourth m a series of monev-saving service coupons. 1 Coupon Get reaay ior winter . Drain & flush radiator and chec;k all hoses and connections. Install 2 gal . G.M. Permanent Anti- Freeze. REG. PRICE SPECIAL Nathan Biggs t<adialor and ditioning Specialist . $2195 Air Con- Sale starltng August 27 through Se pt 11 Everyday exce pt Sunday Anttq ues, d rs hes . furn itu re , bedrm sets and mtsc , adults ' Chtldre:n's and tnfant c tothmg Shoes some new , new b ed shee t s and blanket s B lu e shower sta ll wtth seat ftberglass, whtte l avatory , gtrl's btke , other rte ms too numerous to mentton Follow srgns from LangS\Itl l e, t ;~ mrle from Turner's Store on Co . Rd 10 a 27 tfc tmployment Wanted WrLL UO oaoy::,.,ltOQ Hl rn y home Phone 742 4863 . a 31 3tc WILL DO odd robs, mowtng , hauling, patnttng or roof rng Phone 992 7409 8-28 ·6tC ----------- - ~ -- PAINTING , ca rpentry worK or tree tr tm mmg , reasonab l e ra te s Phone 992 7187 or 992 5673 9 3 41p -..:-::-:--- - - - - ---.__ 1\RPE N TkY f too rtng A Good Running Car Will: Last longer. perform better, and give better ~as mileage. Call tor an appointment, or stop by today Keep watchang for money-saving coupons that help you . We honor BankAmencard, Master Charge and Sohio '-redit Cards. DO BUSINESS WITH A LEADER SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. SOO E. 'Main St. Ph. 992 -2174 Pomeroy. Ohio Service Hrs:: Weekdays Til4: 30, Sat. 8 tol12 noon 1:1 B-31 Jtc -----....,...--------YARD . Basement and Porch GARAGE Sate , Frrday, Se p t .S, 463 Grant St, Mtddlepor t D I Shes . furniture , win t er co at s stacks , other ttems 9 3 2tc LOtJP(H. Cf' dt ng .=.nd paneltng Phone 99? ?1 59 8 1:' 76 t c REMODELING , Plumbing~· heaTing an d all types of general repatr W ork guaranteed 20 years elC. ' pen en ce Phone 992 2409 5- 1 tfr,- ---- --- ----· MoDile Homes tor ~le 12 x 70 - MA NHATTAN 2 bedrm ,. 2 full baths , utility butl dmg , washer and dryer , cen tral atr , de luxe fur nrtur e Call (304) 882 3340, after5pm 9 J 6tc I· • 70 17tc LAURELAND APARTMENT , 6th a nd George Sts , New Have n. w va IM MED IA TE OCCUPANCY Select your 2 bedrm town house , Beautiful n ew apt comp l ex, app l iances fur nished, completely car peted , Rent S126 up tn cludtng utrl tltes Call res tdent manager , Sam or Becky Longanacre, I 304 882 2567 If no answer , call 1 (30 4) 882 2788 9 3 12tc Fr o m th e la rges t Tru c k or B tJIIdoz er Radra t or t o the S ill a I test Heater Co r e Nathan Btggs Radtator Spec talr st IQ /1 /I.R ROW Camper 9'f ? 5 16 !1 19 75 t- IRE B IRD at r co n dtt to ned and ot her ex t ras Ph on e 742 5943 9 3 41c am t m, ST ER EO R A -610 co n sol e, .1 speed c h a ng er Balance $101 86 or terms Ca t I 992 3965 8 26 He 1970R AMB L ER REBEL , 4dr automatt c tran smtsSton. p s , phon e 997 220 1 8286tp HU NTIN G Ltcense , Nr g ht - . - ___________ ~ craw l ers meat wo r ms , TACKLE guns ammo 1 19 1? GMC ton ptckup tru c k bows a rr ows, camptng sha rp and rn very good cq u tp , CB's and accesso r y cond t ll on Pr1cc \7 350 Ca ll lndtan J oe's, 308 P age St, 7 '19 7 ?91? or se c Steve Bu rton st reets pas t Mrddleport 8 11 l?tp :'. w1mm1nq Pool 8 13 ?6t p 1952 1NTERN A TI O NAL truck, 1 ton , 14 It f l atbed wllh 190 AKC B r rttatny S25. 80 lb rear end S325 Phone 742 Crossbow , Sb5, two sto rm 6751 wrndows 28 x 36, $8 eac h 8 3 1 61c Phone 992 7805 8 27 61 p , ~~ -~- - - - ------- tlt74 V W B uo . low mileage LE T us se r vtce y o u r Votk.s Phone 742 4885 wagen r easo na b l e ra tes 8 31 31C Mtddleporr Pe nnzo.r N orth ---Secon d Str eet M 1ddl epor l oJI FIAT, $6 5, engme bad Phone 9~7 99 7) Phone 992 7826 8 19 76tc 8 31 3t p - -- - - ---- For Rent or Sale For Rent TRAILER , adults only 992 3)81 NEW V I LLAG E Manor Apartmen t s rn Mtddleport , 1 bedroom apts from $104 plvs elec Call 992 3273 or see Mrs Keatley , Apt 101 , Rtverstde Apartments 8·28·26tp TWO Furn tshed apts Kay Ceetl. 87 Sou t h Second Ave, Mtdd l epon. Ohto Phone 992 5262 B 21 lfc ) 1\N 0 A ROOM furnt Sh cd an d unfurntshed apartments Ph on e 99 ? 541<1 J :? I l c LuMBER tor sate , doors . wtndows , and a ll k tnds Call af te r S p m 9'12 3658 8 27 6tc --- - ~----- - -- - CA NN I N G tomatoes green and r e d p eppe r s Cleland f.- a r ms Geral dt n e Cleland Racrne Phone 949 Al ? l 8 19 tfc MODERN Walnut s ter eo radto conso l e, am lm radro , .t speed chang er Ba l anc e $101 7? o r t er m s Call 9~ ? ]965 8 n li e No W c on t rac t tng c lub ca lves for fall delivery Both steers and heifers Call { 61.4 ) 985 3B05 8 31 Sic GRAIN fed calves , 85c lb cut, w ra pped, and froze Phone (61.4) 985 4198 8 3 1 6tc Stegler & Monogram FUEL OIL Heating Stoves start at 5324.69 . -1 Wood Burning Stove CLIP THIS AD and bring ol tn for 515 . 00 discount POMEROY LANDMARK . . .J_ack W , Carsey, Mgr Aiitl Phone 992·2181 WANTED Kttchen State Inspected Licensed Baker and Decorator Homemade Noodles also featured KUHL CAKE DECOR OffiCe Building with 700 sq ft. of space located on 107 Sycamore St , Pomeroy Would sell on land contract or rent Gerald Reuter , Phone 992 -2490 t· Real Estate For Sale 90 A CRI:: farm lo cated tn Columbta Twp Phone (6 14 ) 698 2524 8 31 31p 9 RM HOUSE in Mtddleport, large lot Good ne tgh borhood Phone (6 141 985 3B05 EXCAVA- TIN.G ud C t~.not:: , dozer and d ttcher Gas, electrrc and water line burral. basements , footers. sept rc systems and brush c leantng Will haul fill dirt, top sod , sand and gra-wel, lt mestonefor drtYeways and roads Phone Charles R Hatfreld , Backhoe Sel"vice. Rt 1, Rutland, OhtO , 741 BAC KHv .:: tor rent. hour or contract Reg or ex caVatrng type Se pttc tanks instatrea Bill P u llrn s Phone 992 2478 8 27 li e P I CT yR E O RIGINAL F R AMI N G , SEASCAPj: A ND LAND SCA PE PAINTING S E JOYC E MILLER 997 7680 8 10 74tp EXC AVA TING , dozer , loader a n d backhoe work , sep lt c tan k s tns tal le d dump . tru cks and lo boy s for hrre . w<ll haul ftll dtr L top sod , ltmes tone and gravel,. Call Bob or Roger Jeffers , day phone 992 7089 nrght phone 99'1 3525 or 99 2 52 32 2 11 lf c MOBILE Cra ne servtce and dozer wo rk Ph one 992 5468 8 7 26 1p W/>6 C:OtJIST!t-J0 FOR SALE 3 acres of land, 2 mobtle homes, excellent well wtth new deep well water pump. Ntce location in country. Pnce reduced for qmck sa le due to tllness . See by appotntment only for further information call -oOiER- W~~K--;- UTILE ORPHAN ANNIE LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-MAKE A LITTLE YEARN A LOT HANU AND lllOSE NHO MEI/ER Olti GET DAOOY·~ AH~ - IT MEAHS AFTER LOSIW50 SURPRISINGLY MU04J'f0l) AT All TO YOU IF YOU KNOW YOU ALWAYS CAN GE1' ALL YOU WANT - WELL- THAT'S WHY IT'S EASY ME NOT TO WORRY A BIG, lOSs - MUST BE BROIIE- WELL, GUESS THAT ~·PLA IN S WHY MONEY' S 3 lull Large 2 • Q943 49 5 Eas t South ~ NT Pass Pass Pass 6 t 7 ... 10 3Q-Wheel of Forlune 3,4, 15, Pri ce TS Righi a,IO 11 DO-High Rollers 3,4,15 : One Life to Live 6. Gambll a. IO ; Golk Guitar 9 11 3Q-Hollywood Squares 3.15; Happy Days 13 ; Midday 4; Love of Lite a, IO 11 55-Take Kerr B. Dan lm el"s World 10 12 ~Magnlflcenl Marble Machine 3,15: Showolfs 13, Bob Braun's 50·50 Club 4, News 6.a.1 0 12 : 3Q-Jackpot 3,15 , All My Children 6.13 , Search for Tomorrow 8 ,10 12 . S5-NBC News 3,15 1 ·DO-News 3. Ryan·s Hope 6,13. Phil Donahue B, Young & the Restless 10. Nol For Women Only 15 .. 1. 3Q-Oays ot Our Lives 3,4,15 , Lei's Make a Deal 6,13, As the World Turns 8, 10. 2:0D-S10.000 Pyramid 6, 13 ; Guiding Light 8,10 2:3Q-Doctors 3,4,15, Rhyme & Reason 6,13 ; Edge of Nlghl 8,10. 3 ;0D-Another World 3,4 ,15; General Hospital 6.13. Match Gme a, IO; Lilias Yoga & You 20 . 3 3<>-0ne Llle lo Love 13 . Bewllched 6.Taltlelales a, IO 4 oo--Mr . Cartoon 3; I Oreamof Jeannie 4, Somerset 15; Mickey Mouse Club 6, Musical Chairs a . Sesame Sf. 20.33 . Movie " Hurricane Smith" 10, Dinah 13 4 .3o-Bewltched 3. Merv Grlfftn 4, Mod Squad 6. Mickey Mouse Club 8. Bonanza 15 5 oo-FBI 3; Lucy Show 8, Mlsler Rogers' Neigh borhood 20.33 5:30-News 6; Andy Grlfllth 8. Adam .12 13 ; c;..t Smart 15. Elec Co 20.33. ~m~~ 6• P;1ss A Haltfax reader asks , " What I S th e cor re c t standard Opentng le.1d - J ., to a one d1a· m o od o pen1ng w1th • 0 ¥ J 102. K 10654.4- K 952" ' By Oswald & James Jacoby Al l s u1t Stayman. as the name 1mpl1e s IS a form of th e Stayman co nventwn rn whi ch th e res ponse 1s tn the cheapes t decent (our-card Gourmet 8; New Zoo Revue 13 10·oo-<:etebrlty Sweepstakes 3.4.15. Spin 011 8.10 . Mike Douglas 13 not rump 6 4t The .answer IS that you have to make tbe underb1d of three d1amonds Th1s hand shows why we like to play the JUmp ra1se from one to three as good. but not forctng SUit (Do you have a question tor the Jacob ys? Wrrle "Ask lhe Jacooys' cere ol th1s newspaper The most tn · terestmg questiOns w11l be used m thts column and wnfers wtll rece1ve cop1&s of 6 :DO-News3.4,a,10,I3,15; ABC News6 . Sesame St 20. Book Beal 33. 6 3Q-NBC News3,4,15; ABC News 13 , Andy Griff ith 6. CBS News 8.10, Lilias Yoga 9 You 33 7 .oo-Truth or Cons. 3,4; Billy Graham Crusade 15. Bowling for Dollars 6 . Wnat's My Lrne 8. Black Prspectlve on the News 20 ; News 10, Movie " Samson & Delilah'" 13; Family al War 33 7;3Q-Hollywood Squares 3.. 4; Ohio Lotlery 6•. New Price Is Right 8. Evening Edition wllh Mart111 Agronsky 20. Wild Kingdom 10 9 oo-The Monlefuscos 3,4,15. E vel Knlevel · 6; Dyn ·O Mite Salurday Preview a , E venlng al Pops 33 Movie " The Good Earth" 10; Creative Faculty 20 a :3o-Fay 3,4,15. The Waltons a . People al the end of lhe Tunnel 20 9 DO-Medical Slory 3,4,15, Streets of San Francisco 6, Ftrlng Line 20 , Philadelphia Folk Fe~.llval ';\ d 9 3Q-BIIIy Graham Crusade B; Mov ie Cool an Luke" 13. 10 DO-Billy Graham Crusade 6, News 20. To Be An ,JACOB Y MODERN) ALONG? SIGN S So ,t, be 1 ~ oot. bOLJ 1 Slim, bou' EnJouin' ih' that LjOU? pi'tchur. dweller DOWN 11 Kind of dive 1 Smell 12 Grosse -, 2 Wedding Mtch. word 13 Old lrtsh 3 Conjecturmg robe 14 wds. ) 14 Golf club 4 Bare 15 Bosses 5 Place 17 " - Cardafter board 6 Rotund Lover" 7 Tat's partner 18 To and 8 Theoret19 Netghbor ically (3 wds.) of Ky. 20 Spire 9 Church ornament feature 21 Second10 Dog Mnd r.-~~~~ 23 Falsehood Yesterday' s 16 Bearing 22 - Paulo 23 Tyke 24 Made an initial appearance ( 2 wds. ) 25 Light wool· en fabric Allswer %6 Joint 28 Porter 30 Scottiah cake 32 Kind of nose 33- Ekberg 36 Gaelic 38- cMnce! nounced 33 10 3o--CBS Fall Preview 8 , Scene One, Tak e One 33 11 oo-News 3.4.6.a,I O. IS , ABC News 33 11 ; 3Q-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; FBI 6. Mov ie "The Undefeated" 8, Mov 1e " Wait ' ttl the Sun Shines Nellie" 10. 12 · 15-News 13. 12 ·3o-Wide World Special 6 12 4 99 down. sa500.00 RACINE - 3 large bedrooms, bath, mod kit ,, large dining and liv1ng Basement, front porch, ntce lot for garden . Offer welcomed. 5 ACRES - About 1/ '.Z fenced. HE" GeES- THAT L-(L GRAY SEEN uoE: BTFSPU< a-.J THE -AN' DISASTER HAPPENS !f- AstroGrapt-1 28 Bookie's income CLOUD 6oES- 10NN Good building site and garden space. Drilled well. 2 bedroom mobile home $15,500 00 BUILDING LOTS - Meigs , Eastern and Southern. Some 1 WANTED - New brick home with large bedrooms and r.!UST THE PLACE . BUT THI& IS A MEN'S CLUB. the three L 's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters. apostrophes, the .length and formation of the words are all hints. Each JIUTLAND FURNITURE day the code letters are different. HVFY FBT FIM .. NFKMI KXM GMHK SVEEVB TOHOB- DMSKFBKH.-NOAAOFE VHAMI Yesterday's Cryptoquote: TO DIE FOR AN IDEA IS TO SET =.JL....L--...1.. A RATHER HIGH PRICE UPON GUESSWORK. -ANATOLE FRANCE (CJ 197 r, Kin& " FBT Featwh Syndicate, Inc.) OC SNUFFY AlN .T HOME , BUT I'M SHORE HE WON T IF I BORR'i H IS DDEH FER A SPELL I WANT PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Your m ,l!enal p rospec ts1 J rt• very brtqht hul you m ust du ..-, o mcthtng con struC !IVl' W!lll o pport unt l tPs thd l come ~'<I<J • Iy now ThPy may bP fleettnq You 're sttll tn a f'o rtu nate cycle lor acc umulat rn g possessron s Another ltllle wtnd l all may co me your way v1 expectedly LEO (July 23-Aug 22) You II CRYPTOQUOTE - R·uftitu Yor 11t !rn a Olh ers wtll be e:o:1111 w1lltn q to qo n1 1t n f l hf!t r w.1y l<J ll dY to be co -opera lt'oC A s k IN arcl ti nf'eded There s a pleasant surpr1s e brewtng rega rdt nq somelh tng you ve been ho ptng for It wtll unfold 1n a very unusual I ash ton CANCER (June 21-July 22) One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A Is t used for AQUARIUS (Jan 20 -Feb 19) GEMINI (May 21 -June 20) AXYDLBAAXJl Is · L 0 N G F E L L 0 W 22·Jan. 19) YOtlt f! l uc k ter th r ouqtr oH1ers t Od;"~y lh <Jn you wou ld tw tl nc lt nq o n yout o w1r Le t yo 1H EJS <;OC t:l tP S Ci'lll \IW shots You have the abtltty to l tnal tze Stlu altons today Don t fool around w rlh small stuff Get to the ma1or 1ssues NOT ANY MORE THEY OPENED IT UPTO WOMEN RECENTLY.. BY COU P:T ORDER CAPRICORN (Dec TAURUS (Apnl 20· May 20) DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work CIILi. 7'42-4211 · TALK TO WENDELL GRATE , CARPET CONSULTANT 742·4211 Other s wtll ltnd you a dynam tc person to be around today You 11 have a way of mak rng good lhmgs happen l or them as well as yourse lf 39 Branches 40 Demented 41 Shoo! 1 KNOW SAGITTARIUS (No~ 23 - 0ec 21) You II hC'a t I rom a tr tetl cl to d ety who yo u hnven 1 see n rn c;,omP tnnP 'r ou have mt1ch to ShdrP You II DICk up Wh('r!' JllU tl" tr o tt ARIES (March 21-Ap<il 191 deeply c SCORPIO (Ocl. 24- Nov 22) Con c1tl tons nr c m o rif"'t;w o rct h l c to r vn11 th .1n u<;t J<l ltoday r cgvr dtnq vou r e<H cc r <'Inti y 0 11 r 1111 i'"l(j P For Thursday, Sept. 4, 1975 (2 wds.) have hundreds '· .Q~ carpel values. Your job 11 be completed rn 1 to weeks No long waiting perrod Our mstaller has 28 years experience • Expert lnstallat1on You'll like What you get qiitherllrQ You II mrlkf' 111 JNeSt1 nq ( Ol l l.t CI'> '{Oll COi ildrt t m.11<.e r·l "> f' WhPre • Bem•ce Bedll Oaol fellow 30 Plethora 31 Melodic syllable 34 ''Down under" bird 35 Actor, 37 Desire RUBBER BAGK We sources 29 Funny Rod - Square Yard World Specia l 13 2· 15-News 13 27 Roman WHAREVt::R 4~Wide 1 ~Tomorrow 3.4 24 Led off 26 Dignified GO 'WAYrr-J/NX SOMEBODY 0 EL..SE"!.' Kangaroo 8, 10. Sesa me St 33 . 8 ;3Q-Big Valley 6 9 oo-A M 3; f'hll Donahue 4,15, Muriel Stevens a. Mike Douglas 10 10. Morning Wllh D J 13 9 3Q-Not For Women Only 3. Dinah 6. Galloping ~COME FREE carpeting 501 NYLON qu i et street, 3 bedrooms, bath, large lrvmg and famrly room with utilities $1500.00 up. North 7 3Q-Schoolles 10 by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 42 Homesteader 1 Pretense 43 Sicilian 5 Atelier volcano L"T US DO IT! ! w1th garage and for year around latn to ps $30,00000 NEW LISTING - In town on $17,000 NO, 114ERE.'S TI41NG ELSE HAVE TO DO! '' . nace, and vtew of the moun · kttchen wdh range . drsposal. N G hot water heat , full basement, par ches. close to school. that he has grand slam mtere s t South 's six-spade b1d accepts the 1dea of a club grand sla m South has a mere H)-pornt notrump but h1s doubleton d1a · mond looks hke money from home Hence, hts SIX-spade b1d Th ts IS enough for North He btds seve n clubs and South has no troub le maktng the club grand s tam On the other hand ther e are only 12 tncks ai 35-<:olumbus Today 4 45-Mornlng Report 3 ss-<:huck While Reports 10. News 13 DO-Today 3,4,15; AM America 6,1 3, CBS News a. Popeye Bugs Bunny 10 8 ()()-Lucy Show 6 , Capt emperor REALTY dilton . 3 BR. balh, nice POSTERS but he ha s two four- nounces Mos t modern experts use the JUmp from one to four notrump SO'POATANl TO MEas a slam mvttaliOn, the Jump :-....._-~_.-. from one to s1x a s a s top b1d not that they aren't stopp mg L~~_r.;;;;:-;: pre tty h1gh and the jump '-"'"'-!.:. from o ne to five notrump as an L__ _ a ll su1t Stayman grand s lam m· v1tatwn North ha s only 18 pomts op· pos1te hts partner 's notrump PORTABLE TOILET RENTAL. Constructton Outdoor events Phone Gal!tpolis . AA6 4787, Russell's P! umbtng and Heattng 8 19 tfc CLELAND con - \'OU WANT OOP.' WOULD YOU BELIEVE? Build an all steel bu il drng at Pole Barn prrces? Golden Gtant All Steel Butldings, Rt 4, Box 148. Waverly , Ohio Phone 947 2296 7-24 tfc liv•ng . $14,000 00 ~~;.;;~~~· NEAR MIDDLEPORT - 4 .. E. 1' bedrooms. nice kit ., modern 608 bath. utility room. F.A fur · excellent I WILL! DO ESTIMATES CALL M C CRAWFORD, 992 7680 8 7 26tp -------------- < >tory c:QN'T WO~ . I'M GOING OUT TO SU'i OUR SUPPLIES, HOTHIHU EXca'v-aiing~ Lt. t t ERED 6 6 6 7 Amencan response MONEY 'S ALL BUT, land cleartng, ponds and basements , and land sca ptng Pulltns Ex cavatmg , phone 992 2.478 8 26 301c 949 4917 or 992 ·5906 basement large lot 6 DO--Sunrise Seminar 4. Summer Semeste r 10 nmg H1 s SIX-diamond ca ll an- ¥ QB3~ SOUTH I 0 1 Pass P ass P ass Pass SEW IN G MACHINe , Repll trs. servrce, all makes 992 2284 The F,abric, Shop, P omeroy Au thorized Smger Sales and Service We sha rpen Scisso r s 3 29 lfc NEAR Pomeroy, new 3 bedroom, l 112 baths , carport , NEW LISTING-20 acres and mud r':1 • uttltly , · sun deck , , all mtnerals . 2 houses with large ltv tn g room, kitchen and nrce barn. d1n rng area, paneled , baths refrtgerator and Tappan $31.000 00 range inclu ded A lso , wrll NEW LISTING - Brick home help l!J'ance Phone 992 7790 of 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, n1ce after _6 p m bath with shower. Modern ktt., B 27 Sic dishwasher , and disposal. 0 410 5~ lNT D & L. i 1< 1:-"t:. lrim-m tng , 10 years expenence Insured , free eSttmates Call 992 3057 , Coo l vil le Phone ( 1 J .667 304 1 4 30 tfc Pomeroy For further in format ron. call 992 3868 824111p ' P01ii\EROY, EAST 871 .11094 .!52 1087 \\est - - - "' ---------HOUSE at 1'ltt Laurel Sl, MAIN \\'EST 4 ¥ • 4 North -South vul ner able 11 3,4 THURSDAY . SEPTEMBER 4. 1975 ca rd mmor s uits and 1s deftmtely mte rested m seven, 1f South ca n s h o w a four-c ard f1t for e 1ther v f them When South does b1d stx clubs, North 1s off and runn - • K8. 4 A Q 64 MIX CONCRETE deltve r ed right lo your p ro1 ect Fast and easy Free esttma tes Phone 99 2 3284, Goeglern R eady Mrx Co, Mr dd le port. Ohio 6 30 uC ---- - THAT'7 WHAT I 3 • A 96 4 7 11 90tc wall ca rpe t, cen tra l arr Phone 992 7030 8 31 6tc POMEROY KJT A. MUC-!1 .A-Rf TW:Y? 6092 ------------3 BEDRM house wtlh wall to tn t\AIIf~'T 1 S EPTIC T A N KS cle aned Mod er n Sa n 1ta t to n 992 3954 o r 992 7)49 9 IB tfc 8 31 3tc frame 'lf3N1<: t\O.U - .4 10 · 1 mo ELWOGU BOWER S'REPAIR Sweepers toas t e r s, rron~ a!l smettt ap pt1an ces L awn mower n ext to St ate H1 gh way Ga rag e on Route 7 Phone 91l5 382S 4 16 tfc ooo- Tomorrow 6 JG-Five Minutes to L tve By 4. News 6. Bible An swers 8, Senior Citizens 10, P a ttern s for Llvtng 13 o penmg !'>OR Til 4 K QJ • ~ 6 t A 10 7 6 4 K .I J2 Ph. 992-3993 B 175 RIVER 2 baths . 1 2 DO-News 13. 6 25-Farm Report 13 ¥ K75 512.000.00 ON THE bedrooms , t 'l oo-Mpvle " Law of the Lawless" 10, N ews 13 9 3Q-Movle ·· starsky and Hutch" 6; Jean Shepherd's America 10 IT5 ALL RIGH" L IS.5A DEAR, I UNDERSTAND: Movi e 12 .3Q- Wide World Special 6.13 All suit Stayman suits all Syracu~Q, Ohto . POMEROY - UNCL E PLATO S ILLNESS CHANGES EVERYTHING: LARRY LAVE~DER Flatwoods, Ohto Pomeroy , Ohto Stop In Or HOUSE, 3 bedrooms. new Sears' cabinets , tndoor outdoor carpe l tn g , c hatn lmk fence, utiltfy burldtng , 2 lots Washer , dryer , ref and s tove S12.500 Phone 992 7430 8 3 I 6fp by Land Contract All stzes on hand, prices NOW ~C A UY ------ - ------- For Sale AN[' Blown Insulation Services Blown tnto Walls & AHtcs STORM WINDOWS & DOORS ' REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING>SOF F ITT GUTTERS-AWNINGS Real Estate For Sale 8 27 He Sol Hurok 33. 10 3Q-Hocklng Valley Bluegrass 20,33 II ·QO-News 3,4,6,8.15; ABC News 33 11 · 30- Johnny Carson 3.4,15 . FBI •6. "'Gargoyles" a. News 10 9 ()(}-S andburg ' s Ltncoln 3. 4, 15 . Cannon 8, Master piece Theatre 33 FREE ESTIMATES or Sale Phone American Parade 8,· News 20 . Conversation with WIN AT BRIDGE CAKE BAKING Call9927537 9 45-Movle " The Harder They Fall" 13 10 OD-Pelrocell l 3.4; Oral Roberts In Al"'k" IS . B· 3o-Btlly Graham Crusade 6, Man Builds, Man Deslsroys 33, Philadelphia Fo lk Festival 20 TEXAS WESTERN, BOOTS KNAPP SHOES SHEBOYGAN Sleet Toe Safely Shoes CU~ t UM 1969 BONNEVILLE Ponttac , arr condrttoning, power brakes , s teertng, w tndow s, 4 RM H OUS E-;- good l oca t ton Ph one 992 7394 and seats Call 949 5721 or 9 3 4tc see Ben P et r el, Ra cine 8 3 1 3tc For Rent Jobber In 8 11 1 m o p hone or c"ouSt~uences 3,.c ; Billy Graham Crusade IS , Bowling for Dollars 6 , What ' s My Ltne? 8; New s 10. Movie " The Krng and I" 13; oo- Truth " G1ant" 10 Mgr & MechaniC Pom e roy ·\ . Book Beal 20. The Romagnolls' Table 33 7 3Q-College Football ' 75 3; Name That Tune A; Lest' s Make A Deal 6; Wilburn Bro1hers 8. Evening Edllion with Marlin AGronsky 20, The Judge 10. E pisode Action 33 8 oo-Roch Lollle 3.4. 15, Thai 's My Mama 6. Billy Graham Crusade 8, Feelmg Good 20,33, Movie Wilbur Ward , TO LEARN ABOUT k:EUGION AU. be recetv1ng good news fr om two dr l ferent sources perh aps t oday Return all cal l s Read your ma d carefully VIRGO (Aug Sepl. 4. 1975 23-Sepl. 22) Y0\1 II hav e s everal frt ends workrng behtnd the sce n e~ 11'1 5 co m rng ye<H to help m.rke th1ngs more co mforlab lf' fn r you One rn ay be tnst ru me nt'l l rn b e t!e r rn g your frnanctCJI !OI Seed s you ve sown 111 the past tell upon fertile sotl Reward s you re entdled to wr l l b e torthcomr ng LIBRA (Sept 23-0c1. 23) Don 'o l :'ll}>. .... SI' ,\1'1-.It turn down any tnV11atJons loday wher e there II be a !arge i ... i'H l HI'HI SJ-. I.~S \ WANT TO LEARN A60Uf M05E5. AND ST. PAVl AND MINNEAPOLIS . ' "1: u,..,.,/, v~>-. t;>,~r</, :ffiC~J?;}- ---- ------- --- I, ~ Moddleport , 0 . 1 318 N. 2nd North 2nd Street Tune - Ups. Battene s Shock Absorbers · Trres Muffler Tatlptpes - Cooling Systems . We also service Volkswagens and other loretgn cars . TWO Beta clarrnets. both lrke story frame , recently new, $75 each A lso . uprtght 4 ROOM furn tshed apartment 1; 2 baths, renovated , 3 BR, 1 ptano, $15 Phone 992 5769 with wall to wall car pet. dinrng R., TV room, car9 3 Jtc Phone 992 5908 9-3 tfc peted, paneled. ttled, new 1973 FORD Ranger PtckU"p, NG. forced atr furnace , overload 37 , 000 m tl~ s . 8 RM S, all modern home , 2 new srding, full basement , $2,000 Lone Star boat and m ties from Harr 1sonvtl l e 2 car garage , porches trailer with Mercury engrne Shown by appotntment only Sla,500. Phone 949 3070 Ca l l 742 5602 9 3 41C 9 3 41c Ml DOLE PORT 1'12 A RM FURN I SHE D ap t for story, 3 BR , bath, mce 5 FT BRUSH hog , 3 pt htlch , rent Phone 992 3658 k1tchen. L.-R. has fireplace . S225 Phone (614) 985 3594 9 3 lfc 9 J 6tp Full basement with utrllty R . Fruit trees . All rn good 1=URNI S HEV apartment , 10 · 10 JOHN Deere dozer , new adults only tn M rddleport coodilion $14,aOO. OWNER e ng tne, patnt, steertng Phone 992 3874 MOVING clutches, canopy, winch , 3 25 lfc hydraulrc blade , S4.500 r-'hone (614) 985 3594 DEXTER - 30 nice clean 9 3 61p COU N T RY Mobi le Home acres (fenced) home has 3 Pa rk. R t 33, ten mttes north BR . Uving,kitchen , utility . of Pom e roy Large l ois wtth FOR SALE Guns and Barn & other buildings , Ammo Our tall stock is now concrete pattos, srdewalks , good well S3,500 down bal. here Co-mplete ltne of runners and off street r;arkt ng Phone 9Q2 7479 Remington , W tnchester. rncludes interest $133 00 lthica , Sav age Slug barrels 12 31 tic~ per month for 15 years . rn stock tor mos l brand shot guns , but in short supply PRIV /\ lE meetrng room for NO INFLATION IN THE Get them whtle they last any organ tzar ton , phone 992 PRICES OF THE ABOVE Money short. lay a · way 3975 your fall hunting needs New 3 11 ttc PROPERTIES BUY Fall store hours starting NOW Sep t . 5, 10 a .m to 9 p .m , PHONE 992-2259 2 BEDROOM furntshed Monday Saturday . Vtllage mobr te hom e No pels Call Gun Shoppe , 266 Mill St., 992 711 79 Pho_ne 992 5177 , financing . SIX room hou se at 842 Pearl 8 22 -tfc avatlable . St, Middleport. w we In 9 3 26 tc Sulated, paneled , new TRA I LER spac e for r ent. ceilings, etc . Phone 992 -2022 1972 FORD semt tractor , 472 Ph on e A tbert Hill , 949 2261 B 27 71c cubic inch gas engine Less -~-~-- --- ----8 26 7t p than 5,000 m lies Phone HOUSE for setle rn Rutland, 2 BE DROOM trader, ext ra {30-41 173 -3079 Mrs Gordon $6,500. Phone 992 S85B . Staates, Sandyv ill e , W Va ntce Phone 992 3324 8 31 tfc 9 3 61c 8 26 tfc ' '• ' W H ITEROCK and Ba bcoc k hens. S2 50 each P hone 99 2 740 7 I -2B-6tp OPEN EVES.8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO For Rent By PHIL PASTORET PENNZOIL For Sale POMEROY MOTOR CO Help Wanted WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER J,I97S Dan's Shoe Repair Phone 992·9973 NELSON MOTORS, INC. Fleelside Notice Barbs .. . . ·:·- Ph t92 2174 Lost JO f BI 6, 13 70, '17, ( 9 1 3 6tc l Rodiato " SM~TH 4 whell dnves Pets For Sale n -EXPERIE~CED 8 l 'i ?61 p In Memoty 1 business Services Service Vts tllng Mr and l \IJrs Erroll Conroy and Mrs Allee Dodson were Mr . and Mrs Se pt embe r D turnllur e. 1Ce box es. Robert Conroy of Florida , .)Lbrass memo r 1es SO MEONE needed to mow b eds . or comp l ete 0 1 a l oved on e gone to r est grass Phone 992 7774 Mr and Mrs Robert Hut houschold5 Wrrlc M D. You wrH n ever be fo r gollen , 9 3 3tc Miller , Rl .J P ome ro y c hinson of New MexiCO, Mr By those who l oved you b est Oh 10 Call 1n 7760 Sad I y m tSSe d by hIS wtfe and Mrs Jack Conroy of I0 7 74 Opa l and ch ildr en and g r an dchildren Co lwnbus, Oh1o, M1ss K1m S TARTER for 1966 t hr o u gh Q 3 1tc Conroy and girl fnend of 1~69 Datsun Phone 741 5387 f\ ~ C Req P e kt n gese pup pr Cs B 3 I )tc Akron and Mr . Hugh Conroy ~'" Pli o' '-' Pt Pl easan t 6/5 ~010 and gtrl fnend Carol of 17 G ROWN Germa n Sh e pherd 8 19 1? I c Akron . Due to the illness of NOTICE near Ches t er Boy's pet Ph on e (614 ) 98 5 417 5, Ke tth his mother-on-law , Mr . and AK.L Reg Poodle s, two blue To the Unknown He1rs and R tdenour and I c h oc o la te , 1 apncot Mrs Durward Conroy was De v,sec s ol W E Sweanngen,, 9 3 31p Phone ( 304) 882 3205 deceased · unable to attend, but thetr 8 27 12 1p MAN'S rtng lost at Veterans daughter Linda and husband Youa r eherebynottfte d that Memor 1al H osp 1 t al ENGLISH Sette r s, Ll e we l l tn you have been named de f end Reward Phone 2.47 2784 and two children came. AF Reg Phone 992 5 170 ants rna leg al actron entttted c 31 9 3 8 31 3tc Recetved word from Hazel Mildred Chapman and Fred - - - - - - - - _______ _ Sw earrngen. p l ainltffs vs th e Milhoan Rose , who vis1ted At<C REG m al e Cocker Unknown H e 1rs and Dev1sees Spanre l p upp1e s. wormed of W E Sweart nge n , Mrs . Carol Coleman at a nd sh ots Phone 949 411 3 deceased That th ts case has swE· m R .:lnd sew 1ng Univers1ty Hospital on a 31 3tp beenasstgned Case No 15.863, Machtnes R e patr , P ar t s , Wednesday, said her arms and tS pendtng 1n the Common and Suppl tes Davrs TO GIVE AWAY Very nt ce Pleas Cou rt ot Me1gs Cou nty , vacuum Cle aner 1 1 mrle up were healing , but they they femal e Be agle dog, 4 5 Oh to Pn meroy Ohro 45769 Georg e's Creek Rd of f St ate month s o td Need s good would have to graft skin on Th e ob1 e"- 1s to partt 1ton th e R 7 Pho e {6 14 ) J46 home No hunte r s need au 1e n fol lo wtn g reat es tate her chest. apply Call eveotngs, 992 S.tu~"'ted •n th e T own shtp of 029 ~ 9 3 li e Me tgs 5427 or 992 59 10 Mrs. Jean Savage and Ot tve tn t he Co unty of M e tQ S, Humane Socte ty Sta te o f O hto , and more PAUL·-:- s --- b - - -;hdaughter Ruth Ann of par tt c ularly bo un ded and 8 31 6tc . Bar e r ~ op , desc n bed as fo ll ows Racrn e, wtll b e closed trtl Strongsville, Ohio v1s1ted her FIRSTTRACT TheEastt!O M o nday ,Sep t 8,1 975 REGI S TERED Eng l rsh aunt, Mrs. Glenna M1lhoan acres. more o r less, ot the 9 3 3t c Sprrng er Sp ante ls . 11 week South hal f o f N o rthwest - -- -~-------- - ­ and Bernard and her cousms, Quarter old pups sho ts Phone 99 2 o f Sec t 1o n 18 , Town 4, PIA-No Tunrng, L a ne Dantc!s 2639 Mr. and Mrs . Wayne Ran g e 11 O lt ve T owns ht p, Phone 992 2082 9 3 41C 8·28·26tp M1lhoan, Mr. and Mrs Blaine Metgs Cou nt y, O ht o, known as the PAULK LOT Milhoan and Mr . and Mrs . A ND BOARD SECON D T RACT Sttua te tn ROOM P rtva t e ar r co ndtlt one d th e T own sht p o f O li ve, Co un t y Dwight Milhoan roo m , phon e TV all 7 RM and bath brrck home , o f Mergs and Stale of Ohio Mr . and Mrs Wayne Sect ton 18 B eg mntng al the mea l s, laundry pl us m an y 448 South Sec ond , Mrd ext ra s Wrtte Mr s M J dleport Also . 7 rm and bath Milhoan , Mrs. Jean Savage North east corner of the North Mrller , Bo x 105 Pome roy , w es t qu a rter of satd Sec tiOn home on Rt 33 . I mile lo 1• and Ruth Ann, Mr. and Mrs . 18 , th ence W es t 87 rods and 5 Ohto mtle from grade school and 8 1 26 tp htgh scnool Also , furn1sh ed Terry Congo, Mr. W1lliam ltnks to a s tak e thence South 84 rods and 10 lrnks, to th e 3 rooms and bath, ground ., Mtlhoan and Mr. Tony c ent er o t th e ltne of sar d floor apt near Pomeroy ROOM t~ND BOARD for Br t dge References Milhoan all attended the N o rthw es t q ua r t e r of s ard se ntor c tt 1zens Low tnc om e Sect ron th ence East 87 rod s reQutred Ca ll after 6 p m Irving, very nt ce Phone 992 Milhoan reunwn at Milhoan and 5 1tnk s to the center I me of 992 7022 or 992 2050 3509 satd Secft on then ce North 84 8 31 41C Rtdge on Sunday. 8 24 26tc rods and 10 lt n k s to the place Mrs. Glenna M1lhoan at- of b eg rn n rn g , conlatnrng 46 M O si L E - hO;-;- sp ac;,l~"Zre tn country Wrtle Box 613 tended the Curtis reumon at acres , more or less EX C E PT t N G th eretrom about Pomeroy . Ohio or c all (618 1 Forked Run Lake on Sunday . 3 1 1 acres out of th e Northeast 524 5825 Roger H.tl 8 29 18tc Mrs. Clara Milhoan and corne r thereo f heretofore resrden ce, off Ma tn S t , deeded to D o uglass M tl! s, also Ractne Thursday , Sept 4 , 9 ----- --- -----Tony were in Columbus EXCEPTING a c hurch lol and to 4 30 p m Inf ant COUNTRY home , 7 rms and a m 7 x 9 rods adtOtntng same Wednesday on business. tlems , chi ldr en ' s c lo t hrng ba t h on F la t woods Road belongtng to D e lbert M and m rsc Phone {614) 985 3846 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Newland , and a lso EX 9 3 1tc 8 31 3tp CEPTING abou t on e acre Milhoan, Mr. Blame Milhoan more or le ss belongtng to Sa le off Rt 7 north , at TRAILER space for rent rn and Mr. Dwight Milhoan left John Mrlls , thi s conveya nc e YARD Pomeroy CJiy ltm tt s Thurs Middleport Phone 992 5434 Thursday for Strongsville, contarnrng 40 11 acres, more or qay, Frtday, and Saturday, 8 29 26tc less 9 am ttl I 5 p m Old dishes, Ohio to v1sit their uncle, You are reQurred to answer lots of ntce c lothing and 2 BEDRM mobile home, air Thomas Milhoan and cousin, wrlhrn lw enly e tght days after m rs c co nd rtrontng , Ractne area lhe l ast publrcal ton of th i S 9 3 3tc Phone 992 5858 Jean Savage. Mr. Milhoan IS no lr ce, on ce each week for St• 9 3 tfc success 1ve weeks The l ast YARD Sale, Thursday , Frtday 81 years old. pu blt ca tton wt l l be on Sep and Sat urday , Sep t 4, 5. and L ASALL E HOTE L, MID Mr. and Mrs . Larry Farley !ember 3rd , 19 75, and the 6 from 9 am ttll 4 p .m 1 DLEPOR T, O HIO ROOM S t wenty e tg ht days w ill com have a new baby gtrl, me n ce on th at date m tie from Pam eroy on R I $5 UP SPECIAL RATES 33 Watch for s rgn ~ sy WEEK OR MONTH Heather Nichole. In case of your farture to 9 3 3tp TV A IR CONDITIONING an swer . or otherwise respond , Congratulations to the as requ rre d by the Oh io ~u l es 6 26 26tc YARD SA LE , 312 Peart St , parents. of. Proc edure , tu dgmen t by Mtdd l eport Thursday , wtll be rendered 4 ROOM S and bath apt tn F rtday and Saturday, Sept Mr. and Mrs . Keith default ag ar nst you for th e relief of Rutland area Phone 992 4,5and6 Ridenour have a new baby demand s rn thtS c laim 5858 9 2 SIC 7 27 tf c girl, Kelly Ann. July 28 , 197 5 PORCH SALE starttng the Congra tulatwns to La rry Spencer, Monday till ') A lot of old TRA I LER fo r r ent. 1 , m rle off Clerk of Courts, drshes, whtte unrforms, one parents . Rt 14 3 o n Kmgsbury Rd Me1gs County portable TV , a lot of other Etth e r tur nt s h e d or un - Mrs . Glenna Milhoan Com mon Pleas Court mtSC ilems 144 Mulberry furnt she d Phon e 74? 3 1?3 Ave, sta rtrng al 10 am Wanted To Buy Motor Co. ! ....--------.\ Television log for easy viewing AN OLO -TIME MILl< BESIDE HIS BED? 7 Auto Sales _______ _..! ,. I �' I ,------------------·.-~-----~---.-.--~--~._.._.,__.. NEED A CLUE TO THE BIG SHor HE WORKED FOR, LIZZ. H'M? WANT ADS INFORMATION D E ADLINE ~ r5 1 t] CAVELE I I I t I I I n HAGLEM Now arrange the circled letters to form the &urpnse answer, M ~=====~:::==::=~==-~s~u~1gge~o~ted by l,__.:.c..Pritt:::;_tlle = SUIIPII '--"1-S! "'-_ANSW _ I_R h!c:_re': ----'1 Ju111bl.. e. GUEST A.n & w~ r . BOU GH II 11! rc Ou· hoi!J"I tl A the above cartoon. rI I I I JJ INVAD E HANDLE "' J.. ,; lumldlt ' f he 'ht·tu y" - IN A 'LIGHT HOUSE ' -;,,rurd<~Y Wanted Keno Ridge News Notes p M 0dy ncfort• Pub tocatton Mond.ly Or•,1dl1nf' <;J il m Ca n r t•llal •On Co rrP ct 10ns W ill lw .lcceptP(J u nt il Q .J m tor Day or Publ 1c atton RE G ULATIONS 1 he Publ t~ h c r r ese rve s the r•Q h l to edtt or retecr any a ds dr>em c<l Obtec rlonat 1bc p ub li Sher wtll not be r P~ pow:;t b le for tnore •han one 1n c o rr PCI illSC'rlt On RATES For W.1nt Ad Se rvrc c ~ 1 l' nl ~ p t' r No rd one l ll Se rtton M tn1 mu rn Charqe11 00 It rf' n t o:. p Pr word three rn n ~f'c ut 1 vf' 1n ser t ton s 'J6 ce n ts p er wor d s tx con '>l'CU itV<.' tn se rttono; ?S Per Ce nt Otsrount on pa1d .1d <:. ilncl ildS pa1d w dh m 10 d.J y <; CARD OF THANKS & Obttuary '!.? 00 f o r SO word rn 1n+rnum Ea c h .ldddton a l word 3c BLIND ADS /l. dd1110nat ?',c Charqe pPr /\dvert1 Sf' mcn1 OFFICE HOURS 8 30,, m ro 5 00 p m Dally fl JO a 111 ro 17 0 0 Noon CASH pa1d tor all ma k es and mode l :. oi mobile homes Phone area co d e 6 ld <1 73 "1153 1 o1 n t! c 2 SIGNS ' 'Pomeroy OF QUALITY Other 112 Ton and 34 ton models, 1 ton stak e, 2 1h ton H. O cnass 1s, al~o 3, 4 ton IN MEMORY of o ur beloved husband fath e r and gran dt a th e r , H e n ,_y Capehart who pa ssed away se ven years ago, Sep tember 3 1968 ., WA NTE D oflt ce cler k For 1nt ervtcw apply Inc , R rc hard s and Son L etar! Fa lls. Ohto 9 3 3tc !~r~Ja!~le, Where the de - oops - tbe When submarme sandwtches recession seems to be botbe g tn cost tng $2 25 , they toming out most is in the op· " torpedo ' the budget t1mistic predictions. Radiator Cooling Special Twenty -fourth m a series of monev-saving service coupons. 1 Coupon Get reaay ior winter . Drain & flush radiator and chec;k all hoses and connections. Install 2 gal . G.M. Permanent Anti- Freeze. REG. PRICE SPECIAL Nathan Biggs t<adialor and ditioning Specialist . $2195 Air Con- Sale starltng August 27 through Se pt 11 Everyday exce pt Sunday Anttq ues, d rs hes . furn itu re , bedrm sets and mtsc , adults ' Chtldre:n's and tnfant c tothmg Shoes some new , new b ed shee t s and blanket s B lu e shower sta ll wtth seat ftberglass, whtte l avatory , gtrl's btke , other rte ms too numerous to mentton Follow srgns from LangS\Itl l e, t ;~ mrle from Turner's Store on Co . Rd 10 a 27 tfc tmployment Wanted WrLL UO oaoy::,.,ltOQ Hl rn y home Phone 742 4863 . a 31 3tc WILL DO odd robs, mowtng , hauling, patnttng or roof rng Phone 992 7409 8-28 ·6tC ----------- - ~ -- PAINTING , ca rpentry worK or tree tr tm mmg , reasonab l e ra te s Phone 992 7187 or 992 5673 9 3 41p -..:-::-:--- - - - - ---.__ 1\RPE N TkY f too rtng A Good Running Car Will: Last longer. perform better, and give better ~as mileage. Call tor an appointment, or stop by today Keep watchang for money-saving coupons that help you . We honor BankAmencard, Master Charge and Sohio '-redit Cards. DO BUSINESS WITH A LEADER SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. SOO E. 'Main St. Ph. 992 -2174 Pomeroy. Ohio Service Hrs:: Weekdays Til4: 30, Sat. 8 tol12 noon 1:1 B-31 Jtc -----....,...--------YARD . Basement and Porch GARAGE Sate , Frrday, Se p t .S, 463 Grant St, Mtddlepor t D I Shes . furniture , win t er co at s stacks , other ttems 9 3 2tc LOtJP(H. Cf' dt ng .=.nd paneltng Phone 99? ?1 59 8 1:' 76 t c REMODELING , Plumbing~· heaTing an d all types of general repatr W ork guaranteed 20 years elC. ' pen en ce Phone 992 2409 5- 1 tfr,- ---- --- ----· MoDile Homes tor ~le 12 x 70 - MA NHATTAN 2 bedrm ,. 2 full baths , utility butl dmg , washer and dryer , cen tral atr , de luxe fur nrtur e Call (304) 882 3340, after5pm 9 J 6tc I· • 70 17tc LAURELAND APARTMENT , 6th a nd George Sts , New Have n. w va IM MED IA TE OCCUPANCY Select your 2 bedrm town house , Beautiful n ew apt comp l ex, app l iances fur nished, completely car peted , Rent S126 up tn cludtng utrl tltes Call res tdent manager , Sam or Becky Longanacre, I 304 882 2567 If no answer , call 1 (30 4) 882 2788 9 3 12tc Fr o m th e la rges t Tru c k or B tJIIdoz er Radra t or t o the S ill a I test Heater Co r e Nathan Btggs Radtator Spec talr st IQ /1 /I.R ROW Camper 9'f ? 5 16 !1 19 75 t- IRE B IRD at r co n dtt to ned and ot her ex t ras Ph on e 742 5943 9 3 41c am t m, ST ER EO R A -610 co n sol e, .1 speed c h a ng er Balance $101 86 or terms Ca t I 992 3965 8 26 He 1970R AMB L ER REBEL , 4dr automatt c tran smtsSton. p s , phon e 997 220 1 8286tp HU NTIN G Ltcense , Nr g ht - . - ___________ ~ craw l ers meat wo r ms , TACKLE guns ammo 1 19 1? GMC ton ptckup tru c k bows a rr ows, camptng sha rp and rn very good cq u tp , CB's and accesso r y cond t ll on Pr1cc \7 350 Ca ll lndtan J oe's, 308 P age St, 7 '19 7 ?91? or se c Steve Bu rton st reets pas t Mrddleport 8 11 l?tp :'. w1mm1nq Pool 8 13 ?6t p 1952 1NTERN A TI O NAL truck, 1 ton , 14 It f l atbed wllh 190 AKC B r rttatny S25. 80 lb rear end S325 Phone 742 Crossbow , Sb5, two sto rm 6751 wrndows 28 x 36, $8 eac h 8 3 1 61c Phone 992 7805 8 27 61 p , ~~ -~- - - - ------- tlt74 V W B uo . low mileage LE T us se r vtce y o u r Votk.s Phone 742 4885 wagen r easo na b l e ra tes 8 31 31C Mtddleporr Pe nnzo.r N orth ---Secon d Str eet M 1ddl epor l oJI FIAT, $6 5, engme bad Phone 9~7 99 7) Phone 992 7826 8 19 76tc 8 31 3t p - -- - - ---- For Rent or Sale For Rent TRAILER , adults only 992 3)81 NEW V I LLAG E Manor Apartmen t s rn Mtddleport , 1 bedroom apts from $104 plvs elec Call 992 3273 or see Mrs Keatley , Apt 101 , Rtverstde Apartments 8·28·26tp TWO Furn tshed apts Kay Ceetl. 87 Sou t h Second Ave, Mtdd l epon. Ohto Phone 992 5262 B 21 lfc ) 1\N 0 A ROOM furnt Sh cd an d unfurntshed apartments Ph on e 99 ? 541<1 J :? I l c LuMBER tor sate , doors . wtndows , and a ll k tnds Call af te r S p m 9'12 3658 8 27 6tc --- - ~----- - -- - CA NN I N G tomatoes green and r e d p eppe r s Cleland f.- a r ms Geral dt n e Cleland Racrne Phone 949 Al ? l 8 19 tfc MODERN Walnut s ter eo radto conso l e, am lm radro , .t speed chang er Ba l anc e $101 7? o r t er m s Call 9~ ? ]965 8 n li e No W c on t rac t tng c lub ca lves for fall delivery Both steers and heifers Call { 61.4 ) 985 3B05 8 31 Sic GRAIN fed calves , 85c lb cut, w ra pped, and froze Phone (61.4) 985 4198 8 3 1 6tc Stegler & Monogram FUEL OIL Heating Stoves start at 5324.69 . -1 Wood Burning Stove CLIP THIS AD and bring ol tn for 515 . 00 discount POMEROY LANDMARK . . .J_ack W , Carsey, Mgr Aiitl Phone 992·2181 WANTED Kttchen State Inspected Licensed Baker and Decorator Homemade Noodles also featured KUHL CAKE DECOR OffiCe Building with 700 sq ft. of space located on 107 Sycamore St , Pomeroy Would sell on land contract or rent Gerald Reuter , Phone 992 -2490 t· Real Estate For Sale 90 A CRI:: farm lo cated tn Columbta Twp Phone (6 14 ) 698 2524 8 31 31p 9 RM HOUSE in Mtddleport, large lot Good ne tgh borhood Phone (6 141 985 3B05 EXCAVA- TIN.G ud C t~.not:: , dozer and d ttcher Gas, electrrc and water line burral. basements , footers. sept rc systems and brush c leantng Will haul fill dirt, top sod , sand and gra-wel, lt mestonefor drtYeways and roads Phone Charles R Hatfreld , Backhoe Sel"vice. Rt 1, Rutland, OhtO , 741 BAC KHv .:: tor rent. hour or contract Reg or ex caVatrng type Se pttc tanks instatrea Bill P u llrn s Phone 992 2478 8 27 li e P I CT yR E O RIGINAL F R AMI N G , SEASCAPj: A ND LAND SCA PE PAINTING S E JOYC E MILLER 997 7680 8 10 74tp EXC AVA TING , dozer , loader a n d backhoe work , sep lt c tan k s tns tal le d dump . tru cks and lo boy s for hrre . w<ll haul ftll dtr L top sod , ltmes tone and gravel,. Call Bob or Roger Jeffers , day phone 992 7089 nrght phone 99'1 3525 or 99 2 52 32 2 11 lf c MOBILE Cra ne servtce and dozer wo rk Ph one 992 5468 8 7 26 1p W/>6 C:OtJIST!t-J0 FOR SALE 3 acres of land, 2 mobtle homes, excellent well wtth new deep well water pump. Ntce location in country. Pnce reduced for qmck sa le due to tllness . See by appotntment only for further information call -oOiER- W~~K--;- UTILE ORPHAN ANNIE LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-MAKE A LITTLE YEARN A LOT HANU AND lllOSE NHO MEI/ER Olti GET DAOOY·~ AH~ - IT MEAHS AFTER LOSIW50 SURPRISINGLY MU04J'f0l) AT All TO YOU IF YOU KNOW YOU ALWAYS CAN GE1' ALL YOU WANT - WELL- THAT'S WHY IT'S EASY ME NOT TO WORRY A BIG, lOSs - MUST BE BROIIE- WELL, GUESS THAT ~·PLA IN S WHY MONEY' S 3 lull Large 2 • Q943 49 5 Eas t South ~ NT Pass Pass Pass 6 t 7 ... 10 3Q-Wheel of Forlune 3,4, 15, Pri ce TS Righi a,IO 11 DO-High Rollers 3,4,15 : One Life to Live 6. Gambll a. IO ; Golk Guitar 9 11 3Q-Hollywood Squares 3.15; Happy Days 13 ; Midday 4; Love of Lite a, IO 11 55-Take Kerr B. Dan lm el"s World 10 12 ~Magnlflcenl Marble Machine 3,15: Showolfs 13, Bob Braun's 50·50 Club 4, News 6.a.1 0 12 : 3Q-Jackpot 3,15 , All My Children 6.13 , Search for Tomorrow 8 ,10 12 . S5-NBC News 3,15 1 ·DO-News 3. Ryan·s Hope 6,13. Phil Donahue B, Young & the Restless 10. Nol For Women Only 15 .. 1. 3Q-Oays ot Our Lives 3,4,15 , Lei's Make a Deal 6,13, As the World Turns 8, 10. 2:0D-S10.000 Pyramid 6, 13 ; Guiding Light 8,10 2:3Q-Doctors 3,4,15, Rhyme & Reason 6,13 ; Edge of Nlghl 8,10. 3 ;0D-Another World 3,4 ,15; General Hospital 6.13. Match Gme a, IO; Lilias Yoga & You 20 . 3 3<>-0ne Llle lo Love 13 . Bewllched 6.Taltlelales a, IO 4 oo--Mr . Cartoon 3; I Oreamof Jeannie 4, Somerset 15; Mickey Mouse Club 6, Musical Chairs a . Sesame Sf. 20.33 . Movie " Hurricane Smith" 10, Dinah 13 4 .3o-Bewltched 3. Merv Grlfftn 4, Mod Squad 6. Mickey Mouse Club 8. Bonanza 15 5 oo-FBI 3; Lucy Show 8, Mlsler Rogers' Neigh borhood 20.33 5:30-News 6; Andy Grlfllth 8. Adam .12 13 ; c;..t Smart 15. Elec Co 20.33. ~m~~ 6• P;1ss A Haltfax reader asks , " What I S th e cor re c t standard Opentng le.1d - J ., to a one d1a· m o od o pen1ng w1th • 0 ¥ J 102. K 10654.4- K 952" ' By Oswald & James Jacoby Al l s u1t Stayman. as the name 1mpl1e s IS a form of th e Stayman co nventwn rn whi ch th e res ponse 1s tn the cheapes t decent (our-card Gourmet 8; New Zoo Revue 13 10·oo-<:etebrlty Sweepstakes 3.4.15. Spin 011 8.10 . Mike Douglas 13 not rump 6 4t The .answer IS that you have to make tbe underb1d of three d1amonds Th1s hand shows why we like to play the JUmp ra1se from one to three as good. but not forctng SUit (Do you have a question tor the Jacob ys? Wrrle "Ask lhe Jacooys' cere ol th1s newspaper The most tn · terestmg questiOns w11l be used m thts column and wnfers wtll rece1ve cop1&s of 6 :DO-News3.4,a,10,I3,15; ABC News6 . Sesame St 20. Book Beal 33. 6 3Q-NBC News3,4,15; ABC News 13 , Andy Griff ith 6. CBS News 8.10, Lilias Yoga 9 You 33 7 .oo-Truth or Cons. 3,4; Billy Graham Crusade 15. Bowling for Dollars 6 . Wnat's My Lrne 8. Black Prspectlve on the News 20 ; News 10, Movie " Samson & Delilah'" 13; Family al War 33 7;3Q-Hollywood Squares 3.. 4; Ohio Lotlery 6•. New Price Is Right 8. Evening Edition wllh Mart111 Agronsky 20. Wild Kingdom 10 9 oo-The Monlefuscos 3,4,15. E vel Knlevel · 6; Dyn ·O Mite Salurday Preview a , E venlng al Pops 33 Movie " The Good Earth" 10; Creative Faculty 20 a :3o-Fay 3,4,15. The Waltons a . People al the end of lhe Tunnel 20 9 DO-Medical Slory 3,4,15, Streets of San Francisco 6, Ftrlng Line 20 , Philadelphia Folk Fe~.llval ';\ d 9 3Q-BIIIy Graham Crusade B; Mov ie Cool an Luke" 13. 10 DO-Billy Graham Crusade 6, News 20. To Be An ,JACOB Y MODERN) ALONG? SIGN S So ,t, be 1 ~ oot. bOLJ 1 Slim, bou' EnJouin' ih' that LjOU? pi'tchur. dweller DOWN 11 Kind of dive 1 Smell 12 Grosse -, 2 Wedding Mtch. word 13 Old lrtsh 3 Conjecturmg robe 14 wds. ) 14 Golf club 4 Bare 15 Bosses 5 Place 17 " - Cardafter board 6 Rotund Lover" 7 Tat's partner 18 To and 8 Theoret19 Netghbor ically (3 wds.) of Ky. 20 Spire 9 Church ornament feature 21 Second10 Dog Mnd r.-~~~~ 23 Falsehood Yesterday' s 16 Bearing 22 - Paulo 23 Tyke 24 Made an initial appearance ( 2 wds. ) 25 Light wool· en fabric Allswer %6 Joint 28 Porter 30 Scottiah cake 32 Kind of nose 33- Ekberg 36 Gaelic 38- cMnce! nounced 33 10 3o--CBS Fall Preview 8 , Scene One, Tak e One 33 11 oo-News 3.4.6.a,I O. IS , ABC News 33 11 ; 3Q-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; FBI 6. Mov ie "The Undefeated" 8, Mov 1e " Wait ' ttl the Sun Shines Nellie" 10. 12 · 15-News 13. 12 ·3o-Wide World Special 6 12 4 99 down. sa500.00 RACINE - 3 large bedrooms, bath, mod kit ,, large dining and liv1ng Basement, front porch, ntce lot for garden . Offer welcomed. 5 ACRES - About 1/ '.Z fenced. HE" GeES- THAT L-(L GRAY SEEN uoE: BTFSPU< a-.J THE -AN' DISASTER HAPPENS !f- AstroGrapt-1 28 Bookie's income CLOUD 6oES- 10NN Good building site and garden space. Drilled well. 2 bedroom mobile home $15,500 00 BUILDING LOTS - Meigs , Eastern and Southern. Some 1 WANTED - New brick home with large bedrooms and r.!UST THE PLACE . BUT THI& IS A MEN'S CLUB. the three L 's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters. apostrophes, the .length and formation of the words are all hints. Each JIUTLAND FURNITURE day the code letters are different. HVFY FBT FIM .. NFKMI KXM GMHK SVEEVB TOHOB- DMSKFBKH.-NOAAOFE VHAMI Yesterday's Cryptoquote: TO DIE FOR AN IDEA IS TO SET =.JL....L--...1.. A RATHER HIGH PRICE UPON GUESSWORK. -ANATOLE FRANCE (CJ 197 r, Kin& " FBT Featwh Syndicate, Inc.) OC SNUFFY AlN .T HOME , BUT I'M SHORE HE WON T IF I BORR'i H IS DDEH FER A SPELL I WANT PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Your m ,l!enal p rospec ts1 J rt• very brtqht hul you m ust du ..-, o mcthtng con struC !IVl' W!lll o pport unt l tPs thd l come ~'<I<J • Iy now ThPy may bP fleettnq You 're sttll tn a f'o rtu nate cycle lor acc umulat rn g possessron s Another ltllle wtnd l all may co me your way v1 expectedly LEO (July 23-Aug 22) You II CRYPTOQUOTE - R·uftitu Yor 11t !rn a Olh ers wtll be e:o:1111 w1lltn q to qo n1 1t n f l hf!t r w.1y l<J ll dY to be co -opera lt'oC A s k IN arcl ti nf'eded There s a pleasant surpr1s e brewtng rega rdt nq somelh tng you ve been ho ptng for It wtll unfold 1n a very unusual I ash ton CANCER (June 21-July 22) One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A Is t used for AQUARIUS (Jan 20 -Feb 19) GEMINI (May 21 -June 20) AXYDLBAAXJl Is · L 0 N G F E L L 0 W 22·Jan. 19) YOtlt f! l uc k ter th r ouqtr oH1ers t Od;"~y lh <Jn you wou ld tw tl nc lt nq o n yout o w1r Le t yo 1H EJS <;OC t:l tP S Ci'lll \IW shots You have the abtltty to l tnal tze Stlu altons today Don t fool around w rlh small stuff Get to the ma1or 1ssues NOT ANY MORE THEY OPENED IT UPTO WOMEN RECENTLY.. BY COU P:T ORDER CAPRICORN (Dec TAURUS (Apnl 20· May 20) DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work CIILi. 7'42-4211 · TALK TO WENDELL GRATE , CARPET CONSULTANT 742·4211 Other s wtll ltnd you a dynam tc person to be around today You 11 have a way of mak rng good lhmgs happen l or them as well as yourse lf 39 Branches 40 Demented 41 Shoo! 1 KNOW SAGITTARIUS (No~ 23 - 0ec 21) You II hC'a t I rom a tr tetl cl to d ety who yo u hnven 1 see n rn c;,omP tnnP 'r ou have mt1ch to ShdrP You II DICk up Wh('r!' JllU tl" tr o tt ARIES (March 21-Ap<il 191 deeply c SCORPIO (Ocl. 24- Nov 22) Con c1tl tons nr c m o rif"'t;w o rct h l c to r vn11 th .1n u<;t J<l ltoday r cgvr dtnq vou r e<H cc r <'Inti y 0 11 r 1111 i'"l(j P For Thursday, Sept. 4, 1975 (2 wds.) have hundreds '· .Q~ carpel values. Your job 11 be completed rn 1 to weeks No long waiting perrod Our mstaller has 28 years experience • Expert lnstallat1on You'll like What you get qiitherllrQ You II mrlkf' 111 JNeSt1 nq ( Ol l l.t CI'> '{Oll COi ildrt t m.11<.e r·l "> f' WhPre • Bem•ce Bedll Oaol fellow 30 Plethora 31 Melodic syllable 34 ''Down under" bird 35 Actor, 37 Desire RUBBER BAGK We sources 29 Funny Rod - Square Yard World Specia l 13 2· 15-News 13 27 Roman WHAREVt::R 4~Wide 1 ~Tomorrow 3.4 24 Led off 26 Dignified GO 'WAYrr-J/NX SOMEBODY 0 EL..SE"!.' Kangaroo 8, 10. Sesa me St 33 . 8 ;3Q-Big Valley 6 9 oo-A M 3; f'hll Donahue 4,15, Muriel Stevens a. Mike Douglas 10 10. Morning Wllh D J 13 9 3Q-Not For Women Only 3. Dinah 6. Galloping ~COME FREE carpeting 501 NYLON qu i et street, 3 bedrooms, bath, large lrvmg and famrly room with utilities $1500.00 up. North 7 3Q-Schoolles 10 by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 42 Homesteader 1 Pretense 43 Sicilian 5 Atelier volcano L"T US DO IT! ! w1th garage and for year around latn to ps $30,00000 NEW LISTING - In town on $17,000 NO, 114ERE.'S TI41NG ELSE HAVE TO DO! '' . nace, and vtew of the moun · kttchen wdh range . drsposal. N G hot water heat , full basement, par ches. close to school. that he has grand slam mtere s t South 's six-spade b1d accepts the 1dea of a club grand sla m South has a mere H)-pornt notrump but h1s doubleton d1a · mond looks hke money from home Hence, hts SIX-spade b1d Th ts IS enough for North He btds seve n clubs and South has no troub le maktng the club grand s tam On the other hand ther e are only 12 tncks ai 35-<:olumbus Today 4 45-Mornlng Report 3 ss-<:huck While Reports 10. News 13 DO-Today 3,4,15; AM America 6,1 3, CBS News a. Popeye Bugs Bunny 10 8 ()()-Lucy Show 6 , Capt emperor REALTY dilton . 3 BR. balh, nice POSTERS but he ha s two four- nounces Mos t modern experts use the JUmp from one to four notrump SO'POATANl TO MEas a slam mvttaliOn, the Jump :-....._-~_.-. from one to s1x a s a s top b1d not that they aren't stopp mg L~~_r.;;;;:-;: pre tty h1gh and the jump '-"'"'-!.:. from o ne to five notrump as an L__ _ a ll su1t Stayman grand s lam m· v1tatwn North ha s only 18 pomts op· pos1te hts partner 's notrump PORTABLE TOILET RENTAL. Constructton Outdoor events Phone Gal!tpolis . AA6 4787, Russell's P! umbtng and Heattng 8 19 tfc CLELAND con - \'OU WANT OOP.' WOULD YOU BELIEVE? Build an all steel bu il drng at Pole Barn prrces? Golden Gtant All Steel Butldings, Rt 4, Box 148. Waverly , Ohio Phone 947 2296 7-24 tfc liv•ng . $14,000 00 ~~;.;;~~~· NEAR MIDDLEPORT - 4 .. E. 1' bedrooms. nice kit ., modern 608 bath. utility room. F.A fur · excellent I WILL! DO ESTIMATES CALL M C CRAWFORD, 992 7680 8 7 26tp -------------- < >tory c:QN'T WO~ . I'M GOING OUT TO SU'i OUR SUPPLIES, HOTHIHU EXca'v-aiing~ Lt. t t ERED 6 6 6 7 Amencan response MONEY 'S ALL BUT, land cleartng, ponds and basements , and land sca ptng Pulltns Ex cavatmg , phone 992 2.478 8 26 301c 949 4917 or 992 ·5906 basement large lot 6 DO--Sunrise Seminar 4. Summer Semeste r 10 nmg H1 s SIX-diamond ca ll an- ¥ QB3~ SOUTH I 0 1 Pass P ass P ass Pass SEW IN G MACHINe , Repll trs. servrce, all makes 992 2284 The F,abric, Shop, P omeroy Au thorized Smger Sales and Service We sha rpen Scisso r s 3 29 lfc NEAR Pomeroy, new 3 bedroom, l 112 baths , carport , NEW LISTING-20 acres and mud r':1 • uttltly , · sun deck , , all mtnerals . 2 houses with large ltv tn g room, kitchen and nrce barn. d1n rng area, paneled , baths refrtgerator and Tappan $31.000 00 range inclu ded A lso , wrll NEW LISTING - Brick home help l!J'ance Phone 992 7790 of 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, n1ce after _6 p m bath with shower. Modern ktt., B 27 Sic dishwasher , and disposal. 0 410 5~ lNT D & L. i 1< 1:-"t:. lrim-m tng , 10 years expenence Insured , free eSttmates Call 992 3057 , Coo l vil le Phone ( 1 J .667 304 1 4 30 tfc Pomeroy For further in format ron. call 992 3868 824111p ' P01ii\EROY, EAST 871 .11094 .!52 1087 \\est - - - "' ---------HOUSE at 1'ltt Laurel Sl, MAIN \\'EST 4 ¥ • 4 North -South vul ner able 11 3,4 THURSDAY . SEPTEMBER 4. 1975 ca rd mmor s uits and 1s deftmtely mte rested m seven, 1f South ca n s h o w a four-c ard f1t for e 1ther v f them When South does b1d stx clubs, North 1s off and runn - • K8. 4 A Q 64 MIX CONCRETE deltve r ed right lo your p ro1 ect Fast and easy Free esttma tes Phone 99 2 3284, Goeglern R eady Mrx Co, Mr dd le port. Ohio 6 30 uC ---- - THAT'7 WHAT I 3 • A 96 4 7 11 90tc wall ca rpe t, cen tra l arr Phone 992 7030 8 31 6tc POMEROY KJT A. MUC-!1 .A-Rf TW:Y? 6092 ------------3 BEDRM house wtlh wall to tn t\AIIf~'T 1 S EPTIC T A N KS cle aned Mod er n Sa n 1ta t to n 992 3954 o r 992 7)49 9 IB tfc 8 31 3tc frame 'lf3N1<: t\O.U - .4 10 · 1 mo ELWOGU BOWER S'REPAIR Sweepers toas t e r s, rron~ a!l smettt ap pt1an ces L awn mower n ext to St ate H1 gh way Ga rag e on Route 7 Phone 91l5 382S 4 16 tfc ooo- Tomorrow 6 JG-Five Minutes to L tve By 4. News 6. Bible An swers 8, Senior Citizens 10, P a ttern s for Llvtng 13 o penmg !'>OR Til 4 K QJ • ~ 6 t A 10 7 6 4 K .I J2 Ph. 992-3993 B 175 RIVER 2 baths . 1 2 DO-News 13. 6 25-Farm Report 13 ¥ K75 512.000.00 ON THE bedrooms , t 'l oo-Mpvle " Law of the Lawless" 10, N ews 13 9 3Q-Movle ·· starsky and Hutch" 6; Jean Shepherd's America 10 IT5 ALL RIGH" L IS.5A DEAR, I UNDERSTAND: Movi e 12 .3Q- Wide World Special 6.13 All suit Stayman suits all Syracu~Q, Ohto . POMEROY - UNCL E PLATO S ILLNESS CHANGES EVERYTHING: LARRY LAVE~DER Flatwoods, Ohto Pomeroy , Ohto Stop In Or HOUSE, 3 bedrooms. new Sears' cabinets , tndoor outdoor carpe l tn g , c hatn lmk fence, utiltfy burldtng , 2 lots Washer , dryer , ref and s tove S12.500 Phone 992 7430 8 3 I 6fp by Land Contract All stzes on hand, prices NOW ~C A UY ------ - ------- For Sale AN[' Blown Insulation Services Blown tnto Walls & AHtcs STORM WINDOWS & DOORS ' REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING>SOF F ITT GUTTERS-AWNINGS Real Estate For Sale 8 27 He Sol Hurok 33. 10 3Q-Hocklng Valley Bluegrass 20,33 II ·QO-News 3,4,6,8.15; ABC News 33 11 · 30- Johnny Carson 3.4,15 . FBI •6. "'Gargoyles" a. News 10 9 ()(}-S andburg ' s Ltncoln 3. 4, 15 . Cannon 8, Master piece Theatre 33 FREE ESTIMATES or Sale Phone American Parade 8,· News 20 . Conversation with WIN AT BRIDGE CAKE BAKING Call9927537 9 45-Movle " The Harder They Fall" 13 10 OD-Pelrocell l 3.4; Oral Roberts In Al"'k" IS . B· 3o-Btlly Graham Crusade 6, Man Builds, Man Deslsroys 33, Philadelphia Fo lk Festival 20 TEXAS WESTERN, BOOTS KNAPP SHOES SHEBOYGAN Sleet Toe Safely Shoes CU~ t UM 1969 BONNEVILLE Ponttac , arr condrttoning, power brakes , s teertng, w tndow s, 4 RM H OUS E-;- good l oca t ton Ph one 992 7394 and seats Call 949 5721 or 9 3 4tc see Ben P et r el, Ra cine 8 3 1 3tc For Rent Jobber In 8 11 1 m o p hone or c"ouSt~uences 3,.c ; Billy Graham Crusade IS , Bowling for Dollars 6 , What ' s My Ltne? 8; New s 10. Movie " The Krng and I" 13; oo- Truth " G1ant" 10 Mgr & MechaniC Pom e roy ·\ . Book Beal 20. The Romagnolls' Table 33 7 3Q-College Football ' 75 3; Name That Tune A; Lest' s Make A Deal 6; Wilburn Bro1hers 8. Evening Edllion with Marlin AGronsky 20, The Judge 10. E pisode Action 33 8 oo-Roch Lollle 3.4. 15, Thai 's My Mama 6. Billy Graham Crusade 8, Feelmg Good 20,33, Movie Wilbur Ward , TO LEARN ABOUT k:EUGION AU. be recetv1ng good news fr om two dr l ferent sources perh aps t oday Return all cal l s Read your ma d carefully VIRGO (Aug Sepl. 4. 1975 23-Sepl. 22) Y0\1 II hav e s everal frt ends workrng behtnd the sce n e~ 11'1 5 co m rng ye<H to help m.rke th1ngs more co mforlab lf' fn r you One rn ay be tnst ru me nt'l l rn b e t!e r rn g your frnanctCJI !OI Seed s you ve sown 111 the past tell upon fertile sotl Reward s you re entdled to wr l l b e torthcomr ng LIBRA (Sept 23-0c1. 23) Don 'o l :'ll}>. .... SI' ,\1'1-.It turn down any tnV11atJons loday wher e there II be a !arge i ... i'H l HI'HI SJ-. I.~S \ WANT TO LEARN A60Uf M05E5. AND ST. PAVl AND MINNEAPOLIS . ' "1: u,..,.,/, v~>-. t;>,~r</, :ffiC~J?;}- ---- ------- --- I, ~ Moddleport , 0 . 1 318 N. 2nd North 2nd Street Tune - Ups. Battene s Shock Absorbers · Trres Muffler Tatlptpes - Cooling Systems . We also service Volkswagens and other loretgn cars . TWO Beta clarrnets. both lrke story frame , recently new, $75 each A lso . uprtght 4 ROOM furn tshed apartment 1; 2 baths, renovated , 3 BR, 1 ptano, $15 Phone 992 5769 with wall to wall car pet. dinrng R., TV room, car9 3 Jtc Phone 992 5908 9-3 tfc peted, paneled. ttled, new 1973 FORD Ranger PtckU"p, NG. forced atr furnace , overload 37 , 000 m tl~ s . 8 RM S, all modern home , 2 new srding, full basement , $2,000 Lone Star boat and m ties from Harr 1sonvtl l e 2 car garage , porches trailer with Mercury engrne Shown by appotntment only Sla,500. Phone 949 3070 Ca l l 742 5602 9 3 41C 9 3 41c Ml DOLE PORT 1'12 A RM FURN I SHE D ap t for story, 3 BR , bath, mce 5 FT BRUSH hog , 3 pt htlch , rent Phone 992 3658 k1tchen. L.-R. has fireplace . S225 Phone (614) 985 3594 9 3 lfc 9 J 6tp Full basement with utrllty R . Fruit trees . All rn good 1=URNI S HEV apartment , 10 · 10 JOHN Deere dozer , new adults only tn M rddleport coodilion $14,aOO. OWNER e ng tne, patnt, steertng Phone 992 3874 MOVING clutches, canopy, winch , 3 25 lfc hydraulrc blade , S4.500 r-'hone (614) 985 3594 DEXTER - 30 nice clean 9 3 61p COU N T RY Mobi le Home acres (fenced) home has 3 Pa rk. R t 33, ten mttes north BR . Uving,kitchen , utility . of Pom e roy Large l ois wtth FOR SALE Guns and Barn & other buildings , Ammo Our tall stock is now concrete pattos, srdewalks , good well S3,500 down bal. here Co-mplete ltne of runners and off street r;arkt ng Phone 9Q2 7479 Remington , W tnchester. rncludes interest $133 00 lthica , Sav age Slug barrels 12 31 tic~ per month for 15 years . rn stock tor mos l brand shot guns , but in short supply PRIV /\ lE meetrng room for NO INFLATION IN THE Get them whtle they last any organ tzar ton , phone 992 PRICES OF THE ABOVE Money short. lay a · way 3975 your fall hunting needs New 3 11 ttc PROPERTIES BUY Fall store hours starting NOW Sep t . 5, 10 a .m to 9 p .m , PHONE 992-2259 2 BEDROOM furntshed Monday Saturday . Vtllage mobr te hom e No pels Call Gun Shoppe , 266 Mill St., 992 711 79 Pho_ne 992 5177 , financing . SIX room hou se at 842 Pearl 8 22 -tfc avatlable . St, Middleport. w we In 9 3 26 tc Sulated, paneled , new TRA I LER spac e for r ent. ceilings, etc . Phone 992 -2022 1972 FORD semt tractor , 472 Ph on e A tbert Hill , 949 2261 B 27 71c cubic inch gas engine Less -~-~-- --- ----8 26 7t p than 5,000 m lies Phone HOUSE for setle rn Rutland, 2 BE DROOM trader, ext ra {30-41 173 -3079 Mrs Gordon $6,500. Phone 992 S85B . Staates, Sandyv ill e , W Va ntce Phone 992 3324 8 31 tfc 9 3 61c 8 26 tfc ' '• ' W H ITEROCK and Ba bcoc k hens. S2 50 each P hone 99 2 740 7 I -2B-6tp OPEN EVES.8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO For Rent By PHIL PASTORET PENNZOIL For Sale POMEROY MOTOR CO Help Wanted WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER J,I97S Dan's Shoe Repair Phone 992·9973 NELSON MOTORS, INC. Fleelside Notice Barbs .. . . ·:·- Ph t92 2174 Lost JO f BI 6, 13 70, '17, ( 9 1 3 6tc l Rodiato " SM~TH 4 whell dnves Pets For Sale n -EXPERIE~CED 8 l 'i ?61 p In Memoty 1 business Services Service Vts tllng Mr and l \IJrs Erroll Conroy and Mrs Allee Dodson were Mr . and Mrs Se pt embe r D turnllur e. 1Ce box es. Robert Conroy of Florida , .)Lbrass memo r 1es SO MEONE needed to mow b eds . or comp l ete 0 1 a l oved on e gone to r est grass Phone 992 7774 Mr and Mrs Robert Hut houschold5 Wrrlc M D. You wrH n ever be fo r gollen , 9 3 3tc Miller , Rl .J P ome ro y c hinson of New MexiCO, Mr By those who l oved you b est Oh 10 Call 1n 7760 Sad I y m tSSe d by hIS wtfe and Mrs Jack Conroy of I0 7 74 Opa l and ch ildr en and g r an dchildren Co lwnbus, Oh1o, M1ss K1m S TARTER for 1966 t hr o u gh Q 3 1tc Conroy and girl fnend of 1~69 Datsun Phone 741 5387 f\ ~ C Req P e kt n gese pup pr Cs B 3 I )tc Akron and Mr . Hugh Conroy ~'" Pli o' '-' Pt Pl easan t 6/5 ~010 and gtrl fnend Carol of 17 G ROWN Germa n Sh e pherd 8 19 1? I c Akron . Due to the illness of NOTICE near Ches t er Boy's pet Ph on e (614 ) 98 5 417 5, Ke tth his mother-on-law , Mr . and AK.L Reg Poodle s, two blue To the Unknown He1rs and R tdenour and I c h oc o la te , 1 apncot Mrs Durward Conroy was De v,sec s ol W E Sweanngen,, 9 3 31p Phone ( 304) 882 3205 deceased · unable to attend, but thetr 8 27 12 1p MAN'S rtng lost at Veterans daughter Linda and husband Youa r eherebynottfte d that Memor 1al H osp 1 t al ENGLISH Sette r s, Ll e we l l tn you have been named de f end Reward Phone 2.47 2784 and two children came. AF Reg Phone 992 5 170 ants rna leg al actron entttted c 31 9 3 8 31 3tc Recetved word from Hazel Mildred Chapman and Fred - - - - - - - - _______ _ Sw earrngen. p l ainltffs vs th e Milhoan Rose , who vis1ted At<C REG m al e Cocker Unknown H e 1rs and Dev1sees Spanre l p upp1e s. wormed of W E Sweart nge n , Mrs . Carol Coleman at a nd sh ots Phone 949 411 3 deceased That th ts case has swE· m R .:lnd sew 1ng Univers1ty Hospital on a 31 3tp beenasstgned Case No 15.863, Machtnes R e patr , P ar t s , Wednesday, said her arms and tS pendtng 1n the Common and Suppl tes Davrs TO GIVE AWAY Very nt ce Pleas Cou rt ot Me1gs Cou nty , vacuum Cle aner 1 1 mrle up were healing , but they they femal e Be agle dog, 4 5 Oh to Pn meroy Ohro 45769 Georg e's Creek Rd of f St ate month s o td Need s good would have to graft skin on Th e ob1 e"- 1s to partt 1ton th e R 7 Pho e {6 14 ) J46 home No hunte r s need au 1e n fol lo wtn g reat es tate her chest. apply Call eveotngs, 992 S.tu~"'ted •n th e T own shtp of 029 ~ 9 3 li e Me tgs 5427 or 992 59 10 Mrs. Jean Savage and Ot tve tn t he Co unty of M e tQ S, Humane Socte ty Sta te o f O hto , and more PAUL·-:- s --- b - - -;hdaughter Ruth Ann of par tt c ularly bo un ded and 8 31 6tc . Bar e r ~ op , desc n bed as fo ll ows Racrn e, wtll b e closed trtl Strongsville, Ohio v1s1ted her FIRSTTRACT TheEastt!O M o nday ,Sep t 8,1 975 REGI S TERED Eng l rsh aunt, Mrs. Glenna M1lhoan acres. more o r less, ot the 9 3 3t c Sprrng er Sp ante ls . 11 week South hal f o f N o rthwest - -- -~-------- - ­ and Bernard and her cousms, Quarter old pups sho ts Phone 99 2 o f Sec t 1o n 18 , Town 4, PIA-No Tunrng, L a ne Dantc!s 2639 Mr. and Mrs . Wayne Ran g e 11 O lt ve T owns ht p, Phone 992 2082 9 3 41C 8·28·26tp M1lhoan, Mr. and Mrs Blaine Metgs Cou nt y, O ht o, known as the PAULK LOT Milhoan and Mr . and Mrs . A ND BOARD SECON D T RACT Sttua te tn ROOM P rtva t e ar r co ndtlt one d th e T own sht p o f O li ve, Co un t y Dwight Milhoan roo m , phon e TV all 7 RM and bath brrck home , o f Mergs and Stale of Ohio Mr . and Mrs Wayne Sect ton 18 B eg mntng al the mea l s, laundry pl us m an y 448 South Sec ond , Mrd ext ra s Wrtte Mr s M J dleport Also . 7 rm and bath Milhoan , Mrs. Jean Savage North east corner of the North Mrller , Bo x 105 Pome roy , w es t qu a rter of satd Sec tiOn home on Rt 33 . I mile lo 1• and Ruth Ann, Mr. and Mrs . 18 , th ence W es t 87 rods and 5 Ohto mtle from grade school and 8 1 26 tp htgh scnool Also , furn1sh ed Terry Congo, Mr. W1lliam ltnks to a s tak e thence South 84 rods and 10 lrnks, to th e 3 rooms and bath, ground ., Mtlhoan and Mr. Tony c ent er o t th e ltne of sar d floor apt near Pomeroy ROOM t~ND BOARD for Br t dge References Milhoan all attended the N o rthw es t q ua r t e r of s ard se ntor c tt 1zens Low tnc om e Sect ron th ence East 87 rod s reQutred Ca ll after 6 p m Irving, very nt ce Phone 992 Milhoan reunwn at Milhoan and 5 1tnk s to the center I me of 992 7022 or 992 2050 3509 satd Secft on then ce North 84 8 31 41C Rtdge on Sunday. 8 24 26tc rods and 10 lt n k s to the place Mrs. Glenna M1lhoan at- of b eg rn n rn g , conlatnrng 46 M O si L E - hO;-;- sp ac;,l~"Zre tn country Wrtle Box 613 tended the Curtis reumon at acres , more or less EX C E PT t N G th eretrom about Pomeroy . Ohio or c all (618 1 Forked Run Lake on Sunday . 3 1 1 acres out of th e Northeast 524 5825 Roger H.tl 8 29 18tc Mrs. Clara Milhoan and corne r thereo f heretofore resrden ce, off Ma tn S t , deeded to D o uglass M tl! s, also Ractne Thursday , Sept 4 , 9 ----- --- -----Tony were in Columbus EXCEPTING a c hurch lol and to 4 30 p m Inf ant COUNTRY home , 7 rms and a m 7 x 9 rods adtOtntng same Wednesday on business. tlems , chi ldr en ' s c lo t hrng ba t h on F la t woods Road belongtng to D e lbert M and m rsc Phone {614) 985 3846 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Newland , and a lso EX 9 3 1tc 8 31 3tp CEPTING abou t on e acre Milhoan, Mr. Blame Milhoan more or le ss belongtng to Sa le off Rt 7 north , at TRAILER space for rent rn and Mr. Dwight Milhoan left John Mrlls , thi s conveya nc e YARD Pomeroy CJiy ltm tt s Thurs Middleport Phone 992 5434 Thursday for Strongsville, contarnrng 40 11 acres, more or qay, Frtday, and Saturday, 8 29 26tc less 9 am ttl I 5 p m Old dishes, Ohio to v1sit their uncle, You are reQurred to answer lots of ntce c lothing and 2 BEDRM mobile home, air Thomas Milhoan and cousin, wrlhrn lw enly e tght days after m rs c co nd rtrontng , Ractne area lhe l ast publrcal ton of th i S 9 3 3tc Phone 992 5858 Jean Savage. Mr. Milhoan IS no lr ce, on ce each week for St• 9 3 tfc success 1ve weeks The l ast YARD Sale, Thursday , Frtday 81 years old. pu blt ca tton wt l l be on Sep and Sat urday , Sep t 4, 5. and L ASALL E HOTE L, MID Mr. and Mrs . Larry Farley !ember 3rd , 19 75, and the 6 from 9 am ttll 4 p .m 1 DLEPOR T, O HIO ROOM S t wenty e tg ht days w ill com have a new baby gtrl, me n ce on th at date m tie from Pam eroy on R I $5 UP SPECIAL RATES 33 Watch for s rgn ~ sy WEEK OR MONTH Heather Nichole. In case of your farture to 9 3 3tp TV A IR CONDITIONING an swer . or otherwise respond , Congratulations to the as requ rre d by the Oh io ~u l es 6 26 26tc YARD SA LE , 312 Peart St , parents. of. Proc edure , tu dgmen t by Mtdd l eport Thursday , wtll be rendered 4 ROOM S and bath apt tn F rtday and Saturday, Sept Mr. and Mrs . Keith default ag ar nst you for th e relief of Rutland area Phone 992 4,5and6 Ridenour have a new baby demand s rn thtS c laim 5858 9 2 SIC 7 27 tf c girl, Kelly Ann. July 28 , 197 5 PORCH SALE starttng the Congra tulatwns to La rry Spencer, Monday till ') A lot of old TRA I LER fo r r ent. 1 , m rle off Clerk of Courts, drshes, whtte unrforms, one parents . Rt 14 3 o n Kmgsbury Rd Me1gs County portable TV , a lot of other Etth e r tur nt s h e d or un - Mrs . Glenna Milhoan Com mon Pleas Court mtSC ilems 144 Mulberry furnt she d Phon e 74? 3 1?3 Ave, sta rtrng al 10 am Wanted To Buy Motor Co. ! ....--------.\ Television log for easy viewing AN OLO -TIME MILl< BESIDE HIS BED? 7 Auto Sales _______ _..! ,. I �I 16 _'The paily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 ., Wedncsd<1y, Sept. J l , 1975 {~~-----~-------- ---------- ~ : Area Deaths I : .l I ALBERT TURLEY NEW HAVEN . W. Va . Cha r les D Sa lse r. New Haven He 1g hts, W Va , c"l r1d n Relatives here have learned brother , Her sc hel Rily of the dea1h of Albert Herman Sa I se r , Can ton Turley , 79 , Tampa , Fl a. , Fun e ral se rv1 ces will be formerly of New Hav en Mr held at 10 a.m Frid ny at thr: Turley , the son of the la te Mr Ewing Fun era l Home wlfh and Mrs . Albert H . Tur ley, the Rev Freelan d Norris was at so preceded in dea th by ot11c ia l111g Bur1nl w1ll be in his wife, Rowena. Mr. Turl ey G r eenwood Cemet e ry was born and reared in New Friends may cttll a t the Haven . funeral hom1· ;lft er 7 lh1s Services were conducted even1ng la s t week m Tampa a t th e F.T Blounl Funeral Home with Or . Earl J . Thar p. pastor of the New Or leans Bapti st Chu rc h off icia ti ng Bur ial was in Su nse t Memorial Garden s in Ta mpa He was a ref1red mail clerk from Buffalo, N Y , mov ing to Tampa in 1955 Local Tl1c relativ es su rviv1ng are DC'p;Jrtmcnl and Emergl'nt·~ cous 1ns, Mrs Georg e Fre elan d. Syra c use , Mr s Squad thr ough ,Joe Struhh• Dorothy Roll er. Middleport . tuda\' lSSU l'd <1 s t~dl'IIH.' !ll of and Mr s . Freda Worth . Har t ar pt:(' t 'lltl lon for tht• ford . Units thanked for marching coope r at i on CLYDE SALSER RACINE - Clyde Sa lser. 88, Raci ne. d ie d Wedne sday morning in th e P ike County Hos pifal. Mr . Salse r wos preceded in death by hi s parents, N1al and Samantha Woodr uff Salser . his wife, Gra ce Davis Salser , three brothers. Dana , Wayn L' and Ben1am in. and two sisters, Alm a F. Salser and Ethe l Smith Surviv ing Me a so n. Tamle thru Thur s Sept . 3 4 NOT OPEN s upror1 A spe L'Ial l hrmks \\ as ex- tended tu the Southern lli gh Se houl Hand all(! the r-:aste rn !!Jgh Sehou l B.md for parI ICi pdiHHI a ]<H II~ \\ith lhL' H1ggs Hoy all' ll('s, the f1n· and erne rgent·y un1 ts of Haurw , S\rac use, L'hl' ster, M l d d il' p or·t. M<:~ su n . G allip o li s and MEIGS THEATRE and g1venthe l ~bor Day WL'l'kt•nd fl's li vtlll'S. Pomer ov \\-hn 11<11"ticl pa tc cl , aJ~ n g w1th all ot hers who took par t 111 tlw par<:~U e. Struble re ported that lh(' barbecue was thl.' ··u::; ual Labor Da y s uccess" f()r the de par trnenl. Fri. thru Tuesday Sept . S-9 NOW YOU KNOW The fir~t federal income Irwin Allen's THE TOWERING INFERNO (Technicalar) tax was imposed 1r1 18fi2, but repea led 10 years later along \'Y"lth other taxes enacted durin g the Civil War . not alwa ys arriv<' on sc..ftcdulc . AI lhi s poin t Smi th s lated Bridge Conl inuetl from page 1 ) tht• qual!ty of work bcmg dune by :1 l'On trac tor but docs nu l tell th e l"Unl ractur hu'o\o to du h1 s j(1 b . The s tate checks .1 lsu to sec tha i a co ntre~ct(Jr 1s runn1ng <1n sctwd ulc Afle r Sc r1 . Cull ins. Rep. 1 .Janws ~m d Snuth h~d ~p {J ken, the n1edmg ope ned tu a que st ion :m c.l {-Jnsw er sesswn . Unt' of the firs t s ubjec:L"i tu a n st· w~1s the hcmrd walkway ill ru ss the bn tl ge. Ene Ch a mber s s a1d so m ett11 n g -;hou ld lw dont' ;,t\)out the \\;tlkw;~y bef(Jrl' ncx l srrin g. He c hargL•d tha t tl ap pears ull safe ;:1t this time w hen 11 1;111~ pl' 'I!Jll' are \~ <:dkm g the bndge . t\ rcprcsentah ve of the co ntractor sa id th<.Jt nutirllcnam:e mer1 will check !lw wa lkv.. uy immediate ly The subject of main taining (}n(' way traffw em the bndge Hilde repu1r s <.~re bcmg made came up . Some sa 1d one w::~y t1af fa· ha s been l!lalnlained un stmil ar brid ges m the ;u-ea. H r1weve r , Sm ith .sa1 d tiH' manne r m whi ch the PHme r u\·-M as un br idge is t·un s tr uc'tcu w{Ju ld m;,tke f ur an un st-~ fc situati on for one way traffi c and sa td 1 empha tica ll y 1 that lle would definit ely oppose any one way !raffle pl;,tn A representative of the contr a cti ng firm, upo n com plai nts that work is not gm ng fa s t enough and that th ~ re have been clays sin ce tile closing of the bridge that li ttle work has been done, smd 16 men worked Tuesda y on t he pr oject. The represe ntative said that some daVs worker s ca n do very li t lle b~cause materials do WAID CROSS SONS Pearl St. STORE Racine, Ohio 949-5772 SMOKED PICNIC HAMS 6 TO 8 LB. AVERAGE BEEF LIVER .............. :~; 3 9 e TASTEE BRAND BOLOGNA ••••••••••••••• .-••••••••• :~: RED DELICIOUS 79~ 3-LB. BAG ~ APPLES ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• =~:~ITER .......~.~-~~!~~..9 9 e FOLGER'S $189 INSTANT COFFEE .••••••~~.~~.1.~~•••• ~~~~P..............~.~-~~..4 9 e :':ow..............~~--l·~-~--~ 4 95 CO~;COLA R~T~!~:B~E •1 09 BOTILES ~t»flllriE ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• TICKETS ON SALE thai !he ~ l.<1l t• ha s no reeour~e 11 can lake unl ess tt 1s willin g to pay mor e rn uney to ge t the job do ne qm cker . Rt ch J ones questioned why the !-; L;tte had entered tnlo t he ex ist ing contra ct with the contractor when it penalizes t he co mmunit i es here, ::~ll o wm g many days when li t tlt' work is adually beint:: don e un th e bride. VL·tcruns Memorial llospital ADMITTED Selma Rittenhouse, Racine; Olinda Hele n Nelson, Middleport : Cheste r Mundry , Rcedsvtlle : Hele n I ,c.~eh.ary , Pomeroy; Freda Martin, Shade; Salem Ya tes, Racine ; Clyde Bing , Middleport; Beverly Dowell , Ra c1ne ; Te rren ce Con lin , Hutland; Angela Harmon, Rutl a nd ; Judi e McNic kl e, Smith answe red thai the Ra c1 ne: Josiah Bowles, Albany ; Dorothy J ohnson, C{J IIfraet sc hedule, co m pletion {Jf th e fir::; t phase , was Raein e; Mildr ed Mi tc h , accepted by H1 ghway of- Pomeroy; Gregory Cun diff , Syracuse. fic ial s m both Columbus and DISCHARGED - James M<u-ie lla Mannin g Kloes Sears, Lorain e W1l su n, charged tha t the sta te was Michael Ha rn s, Jam es lax 1n accepting the contract. Lcmdun. l'crry Sen:ice Di:trl spoke Thurnpsun urgi ng that since little help in getting the bridge back mto use see ms apparent that something be worked out to g~t r~rry s~ rvke s improved to move th e traffic between Me1g.s and Mason Co unttcs. He ur ged ach on to get the work forc es betwee n the two s tates moving back an d forth . He s tre ssed tha t the countieS need se rvtce they c an d epe nd on to m ove workers. Hcp Jam es sa id nego tiations are underway and expressed hope _that, even though the Middleport levee ha s been declared un satisfactor y for Ianing of a fe rry, another location has bee n found in Middleport which might be put into servtce . Bill Nelson charged that the slate did not . even take time to see If Meigs County could get ferry servke before closing the bridge. He charged that slate officials care little about the welfare of Meigs County. Ted Reed , Chamber of Commerce president, said he had been warned at a preconstructi on meeting wtth the Stale Hi ghway Depar tment that the dosing of the bridge would crea te a " heck of an economic impact" on Meigs County . However, Reed said that to get something one must be willing to give up :somethin g He said that Meigs Coun tians wi11 have to make a sacrifiee to secure repair of the bridge. Reed also said that Meigs County is "not as far down on the totem pole" as some think with s tate officials . He said that Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce was told that the ferry service c ould not operate during times of high water . Reed stressed that Meigs Coun tians should hold "FOR" and not " AGAINST" meetings. Eric Chambers urged the state officials to get Meigs County declared an economic disaster area so that ore help will be forthcomin g. During the questioning , both Rep. James and Sen . Collins admitted neither had personally discussed the bridge problem with Gov . James Rhodes although they had discussed the problem with assistants to th e governor . During ques tioning by Dr. Harold Brown, it was staled that the next closing of the bridge will be from March 15 toNov.l5, 1976whenthework is to be completed. It was pointed out that thts lime is allowed fur the second phase in the contract with Conn, However , it was brought out that the slate, in seeking negotiations on reducing the firs t time phase on the project, will also seek to reduce the second time phase PLEASANT VALLEY DISC HARGES - Mrs . invulved. Smith told Rep. James and Sen. Collins that they would be advised of a meeting with the contractor on what can be done to speed up the bridge work so they can add their ideas to the session . The discussion brought out that the penalty for the contractor if he does not complete either phase by the designated date is only $200 a day. It was pointed out also that sometimes contractors are given extensions of the contracts if a period of inclement weather hampers a project. Complaints were lodged about signs which have been put up detouring traffic around Middleport communities. The signs denote the road is closed except to local traffic. It is the contention of business people that these signs are keeping other than local traffic out of Meigs communities and, as a result, business is hurt.ll was pointed out that new signs, reading essentially the same as the present signs, are being prepared. Howev er, Coller said he will check out what can be done on signs which might be more satisfa ctory to local business people. A representative of the contracting firm said that his firm favors overtime for workers as a method of improving the time element on the bridge repair work . However, several suggestions, along with additional costs to the state on the contract changes, are being prepared for study by the state. Edison Baker criticized the operation of the ferry in Pomeroy. He pointed out that a ferry operated for many, many years bet ween Middleport and Clifton and did not have to quit running because of a rise of a few feet in the river level. He said that state highway · department has engineers who should be putting their knowledge to work for improvement of ferry service. Baker said that the contractor is not to be blamed for the current problems but rather the State Highway Department for accepting such a contract. "You goofed," Baker told the department representatives present. Both Sen. CollliiS and Rep. James have vow~d to lend their best efforts to improving the situation and pledged that they will advise the public on all developments that are forthcoming . Pomeroy Councilman Phil Globokar presided over the meeting. The Meigs Warriors defeated the Gallia Disciples in a cvntroll ed scrirrunage Tuesday evening at lht- $2695 in Rutland proVJded by Meigs High School. Scoring was as follows: a safety, defensive line , Warriors , 2 points; touchdown, pass, Werry to Aik6 points; point after touchdown, pass from Werry to Haggerty, Warriors, 2 points. Final, Warriors 10, Disciples 0. There will be a "meet the team day" and exhibition game Saturday, Sept. 6, at 4 p.m. at the Middleport Field against the Washington County 'J6ers" from Marietta . No admission eharge. All home games will be played at "Tornado" field in Racine and the Warriors wish to express their apPreciation to Southern High School for use of their facilities for the games which will be' played Sal., Sept . 27, at ap.m., Sunday, Oct. 19, at 2 p.m. and Sunday, Nov . 9, at 2 p.m . BOC3fERS I'OMEEf . The Syracuse - MinersviUe Baseball Boosters wiU meet this evening at 7:30 at the Syracuse Municipal Building. SALE SEf The Rutland Church of God will hold a yard sale Thursday and Friday , Sept. 4 and 5. selling marijuana valued at approximately $1,000. Meigs County Sheriff Robert C. Hartenhach, accompanied by deputy Randall Carpenter. Middleport Police Chief J. J . Cremeans and Middleport policeman David Ward arrested Anne Gellert, 23, and Katie Edwards, 26, Rt. 4, Pomeroy. Marijuana , which was However, accordi ng 12 -Voll • Ury c harged for d ~ t autdab l c long-lastms power PolypiOp)tlcne case a nd CO~!r f o r hil'l:h pUWCf • lO· '-rou~ AW -22f .,tJi~thl rat io . .. he .. r a nd s hock re1is tance • No n· sp lash gang H ill! ca p s . lar ge pla lc!, p las tic -rib sepa ra t o rs iced slightly h.i.;.g.he·r~~~~---, CENTER OPEN several sources, the judge may release the name Thursday when the appeararce IS made . The body of ComeU was found with approximately 21 stab wounds along Guyan Creek Road in the Glenwood area early on the morning of August 14. The next day the juvenile was taken into custody and charged with first degree murder. He is curretntly in CabeU County jail. POMEROY, OHIO ?'2-2101 SOCIETY 1'0 MEET An open meeting of the Meigs Unit of the American Cancer Society will be held at 7:30 p.m . Thursday in the Hughes Building, South Third Ave., Middleport. ACCORD REACHED YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio u Teachers in 1 PI ) s uburban Boardman Town ship and nearby Struthers late Tuesday night reached an agreement on new contracts, averting a workstoppage by the teachers in the two com- munities today, the first day of school. Details of the new pacts, which were negotiated spearately, were not revealed . ASK TOWED Skippy Ray Moore, 20, Danville, and Geraldine Faye Smith, 16, DanviUe. ASKS DIVORCE Kenneth Neigler, Rt. 2, Racine, has filed suit f9r divorce from Sandra Neigler, MinersviUe. LOCAL TEMPS Temperature in downtown Pomeroy Wednesday at ll a.m. was 79 degrees under sunny skies. PI'ITSBURGH (UP!) Mark Cox and Peggy Michel, two stars who helped the Pittsburgh Triangles win the 1975 World Team Tennis championship, have agreed to terms on 1976 contracts. Michel, an original member of the franchise, teamed with Evonne Goolagong th<r past two seasons in the women 's doubles They were the most consistent winning pair in the league. Cox finished as the top male player on the squad and had the second best winning percentage In the league. ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY SEE OUR EXCELLENT SELECTION . '. year at Meigs. 11 0 ur boys have been looking better lately. But we all know what Pl. Pleasant can do. If you're not careful, you can be beaten to death." The Marauders will be YR . 83 . Bob William son- TE . PRICE 15' • i' I~ • -~ - 74. Ray Willford . TT 63 . Sfeve Pickens, TG 51 John Blake, C Clark, SG 76 . George Carper, ST BO . Mick Davenport, S E 14 . Jim Anderson, QB 40 . Danny Buffin~on, FB 21. Terry Qualls, B 12. Mike Magnotta , WB 6J .Steve Pickens, LE 76 . Georae Carnerr l T 64 Ray Willford 'or WT. 133 6-0 175 5-8 140 6-1 190 5· 10 158 6-0 180 6-2 150 5-9 165 5-B 150 6-1 165 5-6 134 DEFENSE 75 Stan Starcher, MG St.John Blake. RT 21. Terry Qualls, R E lJ .AIIen Stewart, LLB 42 . Jerry Cremeans, R L B 12. Mike Magnotta . LC Jr. Sr . Sr . Sr. Sr. Sr . Sr. Jr Sr. Sr. Sr . Sr Jr . 5-8 Jr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr . Sr. Sr . Jr . 6-0 6·0 - 6-0 6 I 6-1 6·2 5-11 56 5-8 6·2 5-10 140 180 175 180 190 165 202 160 134 130 ., REPRESENTING THE WIVES of the miners in their protest were, 1-r, Grace Roberts and Patsy Oiler. Miners' wives wanting .,, , , :, , :, , , , , , , , , ,,.,.,,.,. .,.,.,..,.,.,. ,., , ., , , , ,. , , , , , , ,,, , , , , , , :' : free food stamps 23. Charlie Marshall , RC SO.Mick Davenport , LH ISO 137 :::~ ByUoltedPresslnternaUooal COLUMBUS - A RESOLUTION WILL be introduced in the General Assembly next week calling for an investigation of state employe layoffs that Sen. Oliver Ocasek, D-Akron, says have "literaUy destroyed the civil service laws of Ohio." Ocasek, the president pro tempore of the Ohio Senate, said Wednesday Auditor of State Thomas Ferguson told hun and House Majority U,ader Vernal Riffe, D-New Boston, the administration of Gov. James A. Rhodes has laid off 3,000 employes most of them Democrats, " because they claim they don't have the money" to pay them. " And yet they've hired 7,000 new people since February of this year," said Ocasek, "so 1 can't accept the argument that there isn't any money if you can hire twice as many people as you lay off. WASIUNGTON - FARMERS WILL GET less for their fruit this fall than a year ago but consumers will pay more with the extra doUars going to marketers, Agriculture Department economists predicted today. Experts said in a Fruit Situation swrunary report larger supplies of most fresh and processed fruit are expected for the 197:'>-76 season than a year ago. Growers are expected to harvest a record apple crop, up 13 per cent from last year. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. -MISS OHIO, Susan Kay .Banks, won the first of three preliminary talef1t contests Wednesday night in the Miss America pageant anii' !"'iss Rhode Island, Debra Jean· Cusick, won; the first swunswt compe!Jtwn. MISs Continued on Page II Wives of coal miners at Meigs Mines 1, ,2 ~nd 3 Wednesday protes't:ed their being denied free food stamps in a meeting at Middleport Park Wednesday afternoon . In a public statement the estimated 40 women pointed out their husbands have worked only a days in two months. The amount of food stamps they receive depends on amount of house payment, utility bills and amount of money spent on m edica l prescriptions, one lady said. Last Friday they went to Meigs Welfare office to fill out necessary papers . They Some said they were out of were told Tuesday mornmg , food and needed lo rece1ve they could not receive food stamps immediately. Several stamps, but later in the day indicated that they would were mformed they could, picket the Welfare Office . but they will have to return to The women said their the office to apply a second husbands are willing lo go time. back to work but cannot, and Another woman said her in the meantime , they have to husband grossed $103 for two exist, somehow . . d~ys for a family of four and Accordmg to local Welfare was told she could receive Sal officials, applications were worth of stamps for $12. The being taken as of 3:25 p. m. womon contend they should Wednesday but they are receive stamps without waitin g on a ruling on the payment. They said the matter from the stale. Welfare Department 1s gJVtng Kati e Crow. them " the run ar ound " . MR levy on ballot again A resolution requesting a one mill lax levy for 10 years be placed before Meigs School bus drivers certified Twenty-three bus driver certificates were issued Tuesday night when the Meigs County Board of Education met in regular session. Issued certificates were Orva Holter, William Carr, C. 0. ' Newland, John Riebel, Harold Circle, James Hamm, Charlotte Dillard , Chester Frederick, Oris Smith, Amos Tlllis, Beverly Long, Earl Cross, Mitchell Holley, Ella Mae Southern, Frank Upton, Paul Brooks, Jerry Black, Gary Dill, Judy Flagg, Junior Darst, Delores Lynch, William Smith and Otto Marcinko. The board selected Harold Roush as delegate to the Ohio Continu~d on Page 11 Cuuntv voters for support of the mentally retarded but the · mentally retarded since have turned down levies education program in the to operate it. Meantime, 31 county has bee11 handed the ment ally retarded Meigs Metgs County Board of County persons began classes Elections. Wednesday at the Gallia The Meigs County Com- County facilitty for mentally approved the retarded at Cheshire under a miss ion resolu tion thi s week . One mill contract for the training amounts to 10 cents on each required under state law. $100 worth of property The board of elections also valuation. Proceeds would go has received a resolution for maintenance and from Racine Village asking operation of schools, training that a three mill tax, a new cen te rs , worksho ps, c linic tax for five years , be placed and residential facilities for on the ballot for the the mentally retarded. November election . Proceeds Voters of the county two would be for current exyears ago passed a 2.75 mill penses. levy to build a new school for Injuries claim young man's life William Gre go ry Middleswarl, Jr .. 19, Portland , Route 1, died Thursday m orning at St. Mary 's Hospital in Huntington, apparently_ of injuries suffered m a motorcycle ac- cident four days ago. Early A~g. 30. Middleswar t -~ '· THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 4, 1975 HT. 1 TEACHERS MARCHED PICKET UNES IN 10 STATES today while nearly a million students took an extended holiday or sat in understaffed, half empty classrooms. Chicago public school teachers manned picket lines for the second day. ulling some 530,000 students, and strike threats loomed in New :York and Los Angeles. In all, some 943,500 students were affected by teachers• strikes. The Chicago Teachers Union and the school board, nudged by Mayor Richard J . Daley to settle their differences, resumed negotiations for a new contract only hours after 26,744 union teachers began picketing the city's 669 elementary and . high schools. However, the talks failed to produce an a_greement. '. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Sr . II 5- ll CINCINNATI- EVEL KNIEVAL IS AT IT AGAIN . The promotion-minded motorcycle daredevil who has already "retired" once has scheduled his next stunt at nearby Kings Island amusement park Oct. 25. Knieval is to try to "jump"· his motorcycle over a group of buses in the Kings Island parking lot adjacent to Interstate-71. The park is beginning the hoopla about Knieval's, latest "farewell" jump and there could be as many as 100,000 persons tum out for the Saturday afternoon exhibition. At any rate, officials'l!llpect the park attendance rec?rd of 43,000 to be shattered. The event reportedly will be camed on ABC television's " Wide World of Sporis" with Howard Cosell at the microphone. Choose blue chambay solid color blue denim - flannels checks and fancy patterns. NO. 100 many · ' VOL. XXVII mistakes," says Chancey. " If we do, we'll pay for them." Pt. Pleasant already has one game under its belt. Last week the Big Blacks lost an upset heart-breaker to the Hurricane Redsldns, 7-6. If anything, this defeat should inspire Coach Steve Safford's squad to a big effort Friday. Probable Marauder starters for Friday night's contest are: ~!: ' dicated the overall assistance to Israel might total nearly $10 billion over the long term . Ford invited Republican and Democratic leaders to the White House for the rundown by Kissinger, who returned Wednesday night OFFENSE NO. NAME-POS. 66 . Jim too rest in economic help , Earlier news reports in- from his successful Middle · "in the final analysis" t., East mission which expected it would be apculminated in the new pact. proved. Byrd said he has some Sen. Robert Byrd of West Virginia, the assistant Senate personal reservations about Democratic leader, said after the plan. the meeting that the Israeli Sen. John Sparkman, Daid package may be toned Aia ., chairman of the Foreign down somewhat because Relations Committee, said there is "the general im- many questions were asked pression that the Israelis are about the proposal to station pretty weU armed." up to 200 American civiUa118 _ Byrd said he anticipated in the Sinai Desert to monitor , there will be "some problem" compliance with the accord ' in getting Senate approval of by the Israelis and the the plan to station American Egyptians. Continued 011 Page II civilians in the Sinai, but that Devoted To The lntereto~l:o; of1'he Meigs-M11son Are11 juniors on offense, running from a slot formati on. ~~ we make A. Kissinger that the amount of aid for Israel will run between $2.1 biUion and $2.3 billion in fiscal 197:>-76. He said $1.5 billion of the Israeli aid will be in the form of military assistance, the enttne starting nine seniors and two ca n ' t By HELEN fHOMAS UP! White House Reporter WASH!NGTON ( UPI ) The United States has promised more than $2 billion 10 military and economic aid to Israel this year and up to $800 million for Egypt under terms of the new interim Sinai accord, it was disclosed today. House Republican U,ader John J . Rhodes said after a 90-minute White House briefing of congressional leaders by President Ford and Secretary of State Henry • iNews. . . in Briefsl\l ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY ' Friday night the Meigs Marauders open football action at home for the 1975 season agaillllt cross-river foe Pt. Pleasant . And Coach Charles Chancey believes his learn is ready to Improve on its ~ record of 1974. 10 1 think we 're ready," said Chancey, beginning his ninth Game Time: 8 P.M. MEN'S WESTERN SPORT SHIRTS 7:30 p. m. Front row, 1-r, are Bobby WiUiamson, Mitch Chapman, Charlie Marshall, Mike Magnotta, Jim Clark , steve Pickens, Jim Howard, Richard Cole ; back row , Bruce Reed, John Blake, Kenny Wyant, Don Foimer, Mick Davenport, George Carper, Jim Anderson, Terry QuaUs, Jerry Cremeans. Marauders are ready 15 . Steve Randolph, RH Shop Monday through Thursday 9:30a.m. to p.m. Friday and Saturday 9:30a-m- to 8p.m. . I LEADERS IN 1975 - FootbaU coaches pray for victories which often depend on the physicill and Jli!IYehological dominance of the seniors on their squads. This year's Marauders are no l!llception. Tonight Head Coach Charles Chancey will introduce these seniors in "Meet the Team night" at Meigs Stadium beginning at co nfiscated , was growing along county road 15 (HyseU Run Road) two and threetenths of a mile off SR 124. The incident is still under investigation. In sport shirt sizes small (14-14112) medium (15-151/2) large (16-16'12 ) and extra large ( 17 -17'12 and dress shirt size 14'12 to 17 - all long sleeves. 'ltl E. Mlln St. Peace tab In aid • IS at $2.8 billion to INSTALLATION! Wo!~t o cn •n1e . • Jr. charged with felonious stealing of property belonging to the Mason County Board of Education , and Harold K. Byus, charged with maliciously and feloniously attacking Emmons Bright Selby last April. All three are sched.!J)ed to make a court appearance this Thursday at 9:30a.m . As of this time Mason County Circuit Court Judge James U,e Thompson has not permitted release of the name of the juvenile charged in the murder. FREE Prices effective Thursday thru Saturday ,, were two women for possession, harvesting and Disciples Amp Hour Capacity 36 .. , up to AHC-45 with Group .'• I Taken into custody today Jac k 01 iver, Point Pleasant . Tammy Dabney, Henderson ; We Reserve Rignt fo limit Quantity '. marijuana charge 10-0 over man , Warriors, POINT PLEASANT - A grand jurx. indicunent for first degree murder was returned Tuesday against a 14.year-old Glenwood youth in connection with the August !4 slaying of Danny Richard Cornell. The indictment against the unnamed youth was brought in at approximately 2:45p .m. Two persons indicted for felonies were James Waldron Women held on Warriors Warriors practice field Boy indicted ' Mon.-Sat. NOW Evere tt Will etf. New Haven ; Mrs . Otis Neal, Leon ; Car rie Harr is. New Haven: Sherman Blessi ng , Leta rt ; Rowena Meadows, Glen wood ; Arnold Bush . Poi n1 Plea san t ; Mr s . Roger Bika cs an. Ra c ine ; Okey K•ser , Rac ine . Ou fl Su llivan . Oak Hill , Roy Olden, Letart; Gilbert Clark , Leon, Elm er McG in nis, Po1nt Pleasant ; Helen Barker , Cl1ft on ; Mr s. Dav id P1erce, Portland . New cdi ze ns, Se pt . 1, tw in son s to Mr . and Mr s Donald E . Rob inson , Pliny , an d a daughter to Mr . and Mr s . G. E. Fr azier. R1pley -WEATHER" BAnERY . 9 til 7 HERE HOSPIT;\L NEWS . was injured on SR 124, one half mile west of lhe Portland Park-when the motorcycle he was riding was struck in the side by a car driven by Rick A. Johnson, 26, of Galion, Ohio. According to the report of Conti no ed on Page 11 SOME OF THE WOMEN a t a protest meeting in Middleport Park Wednesday afternoon in regard to food stamps. As of today the mines remained dosed and no one in authority was available. FLY'EMHIGH The Meigs High Athletic Boosters are reminding Pomeroy, Middleport and Rutland merchants today the Meigs football season gets underway Friday at home agaiOst Point Pleasant. They urge merchants to ny· their maroon and gold flags, and anyone without the flags should call Carolyn Thomas from 9 a. in. to noon at the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce office (992-5005) or at her home (992-31281. Car leaves slick road Hea vy rain that fell in the Meigs area Wednesday evening was blamed for a one car accident at 10:30 p.m. in Sutton Twp. on SR 124'. Sheriff Robert C. Har tenbach's Dept. said Randy Everett McDaniel, Rt. 2, Cheshire, traveling west, lost control in a curve on the rainslicked highway, went off the road to his left, and struck and broke off a utility pole . He sustained injuries but was not immediately treated . There was heavy damage. No citation was iss ued . ::::::::::::::::::::;:::::;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;.;:;.;: EXTENDED OUTLOOK Saturday through. Monday, chance of showers Saturday and fair Sunday and Monday. Highs will be in the 70s and lows "ill be )g),~~:: ~:':;:,:;::;:;:;:::::::::::;:::;:::;:;:;:;:::::::::: WEATHER Cloudy tonight, highs in lower 80s , lows in lower 60s . Chance of showers Friday, high s in the lower 80s. Prob~bihly of rain 20 per cent today , 10 per cen t tonight , 30 per ce nt ~'iday . Big powers sit this one out GENEVA, Switzerland IUPI) - The United States announced both it and the Soviet Union will not attend today's signing of the Egyptian-Israeli Sinai disengagement pact. Diplomatic sources said the Soviet Union decided 'to boycott the ceremony to show its displeasure over the pact, particularly its provisions on the use of American technician s as peace watchdogs , and the United States at the last moment decided to stay away also to avoid further diplomatic embarrassment. Russia' and the United States are cochairmen of the United Nations Middle East Peace Conference, which is sponsoring the signing. Diplomatic sources said the Russians decided to stay away to protest· the plan to assign up to 200 Americans to monitoring station.s in the Sinai, thereby creating an American prese nce on the sensitive and strategic peninsula. The American announcement meant that only generals and diplomats from Israel and Egypt, plus U.N. officials, would be present at the signing, which culminates 10 days of shuttle diplomacy by Secvetary of State Henry A. Kissinger. U.N . officials said they expect~d the ceremony to be held at about 5 p.m. (noon EDT) , although no firm time was set . Roy Atherton, the American assistant secretary of state for Middle Eastern Affairs, arrived Wednesday to represent the United States at the signing. He also brought the official agreement documents to be signed. But the U.S. mission here tqday that announced Atherton would not attend. It said he had handed over the documents to U.N. officials in an earlier private meeting. The mission gaVe no reasons. But the sources said it had become known that Russia planned to boycott the session and it would be diplomatically rude especially when the Ford Administration is pushing detente with Moscow - for the United States to be the only cochairman present. Atherton and a Soviet official had been scheduled to attend only as observers. They were to have had no role in the signing . Atherton planned to meet separately today with both the Egyptian and Israeli ·delegations to the signing, the mission said. (In Moscow, the official Tass news agency reported only negative comment from around the world on the signing of the Sinai agreement. ) LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in downtown Pomeroy at 11 a . m. Thursday was 75 degrees_ under su.'lny skies. ~ ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. 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