http://66.213.69.5/files/original/c808ea9e9663ab807b5ff1cd9d103595.pdf 271410df6d1ac83426b8c40ed6c5b8e6 PDF Text Text I Thr Daily Sentinel, Middleport·Ponwroy, 0., Sept. 4, 197:! Vott•ru11s Mt•morlut ltuspltul Nixon to start things .moving loday including a ('OnfPrenr(' WASHINGTON l UP II Prealdent Nixon, anxious to "lth !h~ GOP conMrcsstunal '"get things moving" with leadership, a Cabinet meeting ; Q>ng,..,q,lined up a busy week ond the installation or Willimn F.. Colby as director of the ' Cenlnd lntclli~ enee Agency. ·~ Colby was to be forma lly sworn in at II a.m. EDT in the Tonight thru Thursday While House Oval Office to ' Sop!, H ·6 head the nation's lop in· NOT OPEN · uornalional security agency at a lime when the agency has Friday thru Tuesday been harmed by disclosures · Sept. 7.11 stemming from the Watergate Wolf Oisntv's scandal. MARY POPPINS Colby , who was deputy ITechnlcotor I director or the agency and Julie Andrew s formerly headed the Dick Van Dyke Show Slarts 7 p.m. pacification program in South Vietnam during the Indochina ....--.. MEIGS THEATRE NOW TWO EVENINGS EACH WEEK BUFFET DINING •• '' war . was mmtl>d lo hc;~d lht.• prugnuu ha s bt~('n ~~;~.·.~::~· tlu~.,,:.::::·'·~:~:·,;,ml: Margi<· Wyull , llullumt : '' f;: ~-= .'~1.· stalh'!l lhos yeur dm•, "' lurge l.uo ht•r Caldwdl, Middleport CIA May tO. He sucreedt•d James 11 . JlUI' I, lu th(' WulCqHtlC, Sd•li.'Sill~t'l' ' wh o bN'tl ll\C Co ngress t'Nu t·ns ·from lis defense se<n'lilry . turin~ the summe•· •·cn•ss Wednesday staff shukeup of key ad · with the bulk of lht•moncy bills ministration aides rm~~:ht in nceth.'<ltu run the government still to be passed. U1e wak<' of the Watergnte. Also f~dng the President 'l'he Whi te House announ<'t'd Uta! Schlt•singor, Secreillry of WIIS II decision on the type or Stafc.designate Hem·y A. appeal he will make or an order Kissinger and Adm . Thomas H. by Chief U. S. District C<>W't Moorer, chairman of the Joint Judge John J . Sirira that he Chiefs of Staff, we.·e to attend produce the Watergate tapes the ceremony with the rot· private judicial review. The Presidenl has until Thursday President. The President returned to to ril e his appeal wllh U1e U.S. the White House Monday night Court or Appeals lor Ute aftet· spending Labor Day at District of Columbia in ' his his Camp David, Md ., constilutional showdown wilh mowtlain retreat with the First Watergate prosecutor Ar· chibald N. Cox. Cox wants the Famtly . . Shortly before he rel urned to tapes for the federal grand jlU'y Washington, the White House reportedly considering indict· announced thai he would meet mentS against some of Nixon's with his Cabin et and the former White House and congres5ional leadership later campaign aides In connection ln the week, probably Thurs· with Watergate and · its coverup. day or Friday. The President also must "The President wants to discuss ways or getting things decide whether to veto a moving"' In Congress, an aide minimum wage bill that said. Nixon 's legislative Congress passed before it a<jjourned for its rect!SB, · · MONDAY EVENING AND TUESDAY EVENING ' Saturday l)ls<·hargtli ' SOUTHERN PRAYER Prayer breakfasts for all Southern High School students at the Hacine Wesleyan United Methodist ChW'ch will begin tomorrow at 7:30a.m. and will be held at that hoW' each week. ~ ~ ~ :? ' ·PARADES AND bar· be cued chicken dinners highlighted Labor Day celebrations Monday Ia . Pomeroy and Chester under the respecllve sponsorship or · the fire departments of the t~o coJ11munllles. In Pomeroy, the American Legion color guard led a parade down Main St. with both the Meigs and Eastern (above) Bands, the Riggs Royal Kad·etles, various emergency and fire department vehicles from the area, and Smokey the bear (at right) taking part. A similar parade In Chester followed the Pomeroy presentation. MASON - Mason's Town ·.Cowtcil, at a regular meeting Monday evening set two · special meetings, presented a second reading with amend· ments for a proposed curfew ordinance, purchased additional recreational equip· ment for the town park and is considering water im. provements. Announcement was made for the Planning Commission's organizational meeting to be held at 7:30p.m. September 12 m ctty hall, also plans for the Revenue Sharing meeting for ' , 7:30p.m .. September 6, open to l r~ ~ the pubhc, were announced. \ II , The curfew ordmance was ' ••· " • Dr inks and Wide Menu Dessert Extra . Choice .. • Order our regular menu every night.5 to 10. .,. The MEIGS INN • ••• ·PH. 992·3629 POMEROY fl r \ \ ' It •- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ t ) 1 \}~ TELL THEIR STORY - Jim·Enyart, Larry Marr and Ronnie Sheets, three members of the Gallipolis Educ~tion Association, were among .' l40 Gallipolis teachers picketing today in the ciiy school system. Teac.hers say they are picketing .until the board enters into negotiations with the GEA. Teachers (Continued from page I ) procedures , supplemental contracts, insurance program and pr ofessional com· pensation. A spokesman for the Gallipolis Board of Education who asked that he nol be identified, said school opened this morning as usual with all buses running on schedule and all classified personnel on duty. aNEW buggy? If your "buggy" is not all it should be, come in and let us arrange an Auto Loan ~t bank rates. We will work out terms to make repayment convenient fot you. Ste us. Auto Teller Window ana Walk-up Window Open Friday Evenings 5 to 7 P.M. 1 WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FREE PITTSBURCH lilbens l'aUonal MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Classes were being held for the students that reported with some teachers who failed to observe the picket line and usummer vacation usually · administrators in charge. puis the kids in the pink . The Gallipolis Board or and Daddy in the red" ... Education this morning in special session asked City If you're spending your Solicitor Richard C. Roderick, vacation at home thi s year, Jr., to file an . injunction in why no1 tackle one of those jobs you've been pulling Gallia County Common Pleas off ? The " FRIENI'>LY Court against the teachers and ONES " al the POMEROY teachers' association. CEMENT BLOCK CO. will The petition requests that the be happy lo supp l y you with teachers be enjoined from both the mater ia Is and the continuing the strike and asked know.how (I f You need it ) .. , · Utem to honor their two year negotiating contract which ends in 1974. The petition also asks the teachers to return to their jobs immediately. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MASON DRIVE·IN Caravene· by Bulova IS -.,~OUR BEST SELLING WATCH The movem~nt is pr,clsion·Jeweled. Shock resistant. Wtth an unbreakable mainspring,. The alyllng Ia fashion-right . The guarant" Iii Bulova-backed. The priQa Ia right. .And the aelectlon Is superb. Full nume r• l d tal. Sweep !ltu::ood. Water resistant. GOESSLER Jewelry Store Court St., Pomeroy, 0. ..t •• ..• fired PT. PLEASANT- Hannan High School's principal v.:as dismissed and a repla ~ement was .named following an 11· hour hearing Saturday in the Mason County Board of Education office . Bright McCausland was dismissed by the board on eight or II charges brought by a parents' group and O'Dair Duff was appointed as acting principal, pending official board action. After nine witnesses ap· parently lent support to several charges·or neglect or duty, and another or intemperance among the charges, official action was taken. Board member Bill Brady moved "that the complaintants have proven the allegations contained in paragraphs 1, 4, 6, 7, 6, 9 and II and section two and three by a prepondorance of the evidence, and the respondent has not refuted the charges as contained in the charges presented against the respondent . I fW'ther move that ihe board find the respondent has committed acts of intemperance , willful neglect of duty, and cruelty." . Robert Adkins seconded Brady's motion and the vote was recorded as J.1 with BUI Withers . dissenting . Board president, Harry Siders, acting as chairman, also favored the action. Supt. Charles Withers was the only witness on behalf of McCausland, who was represented by attorney Charles Damron. Holzer Medical Center (Discharged Sept. 31 . " . . Debra Barcus, Jason , · • " r" 1t 11, Barrick, Handolph BlackbW"n, Toni.ght, Sept. 4 Edna Burdette and son, Vanessa Burgess, Eleanor Double Feature Program Caldwell , Nellie Campbell, THE SWING!N' STEWARDESSES Everette Cafdwell, Dallas Evelyn Traeger Fizer , Carol Holsinger and tnga Steeger daughter, Phillip Hughes , lX I Helen Johnson, Thomas - Pius"S WINGING PUSSYCATS" Justice, Orville Lavender, Per lecf household pets! Juol Johnnie Belinda Meadows , osk the man who's had one! John Plymale , Catherine Poetker', Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Melviri . Rapp, Wed .· Thuro .. Frl. Doris S~pleton and Harold $ept. 1·1·7 Thomas. Double Feature- Program "SUPER CHICK" (Births) Joyce Jillson · Mr. and Mrs.' Kenneth Sharp, Louis Queen a son, Ewlngton: Mr. and Mrs. ( R,a led R) Allen Speakman, a son, - PiusEwing ton ; Mr . and Mrs. Floyd " CHAIN Moore, a daughler, Oak Hill : GANG WOMEN" I R) Mr. and Mrs. Randall Hawks, a son, Vinton . . REASONS WHY Prm• Clp • a} ·..t :~· Curfew considered ' •• •'I •' ~ • - Durothy llorden, Enrl Schuler, · Mthlretl 8(otea, Mut·~pre l llan·ctt, f>a\lii Mt'l)nniel, '!'humus Hoblnson. Shirley Lambert, Debbie Young , Harold Duckworth , Joseph . Wilson , Carl Drake. Sunday Adml,.lons - Judith Laudcrmilt, Pomeroy; Paul McDaniel, Jr. , Middleport : Judith Ruth Laudermllt, Middleport. Sunday Discharges - Maude Connolly, Eva McKinney, Lena McKinley, Clara Radford, E. H. Hollon, Emma Hayman. Monday Admissions James Barker, Rutland ; Howard . Largent, Syracuse : Brenda Smith, Mason; Judith 'fhivener, Gallipolis : Delores Tyree, Middleport; Samuel Rairden, Long Bot(om. Monday Discharges Judith Ruth Laudermilt, Sharon Covert, Zelma Grady, Ada Weaver. SOMEBODY STILL CARES - Cadiz Jaycees, Allen Robot and Gene Liggett, through the sponsorship of Jaycees Dlstric\91, have pledged to paddle a canoe from Wheeling, W.Va. to the Gulf of Mexico to raise funds to fightfor mental health lind against mental retardation. All funds raised wlll be used for MH-MR through the Belmont-Harrison Mental Health Board. Sunday the two men stop~d at the Pomeroy levee where Richard Poulin of the Meigs C<>unty Jaycees took this picture. Pledges may be made by calling 614-9422442, and when calling, give the name of Vincent Knight, treasurer of the Meigs County Jaycees, so that donaUons.will remain In Meigs County. Ple<!ges may be made as follows: one cent per mile, $18; 'h~ent per mile,~; ¥•-cent per mlle, $4.50, or 71t~ent per mile, $2.25. amended to read 11 p.m. (DST) or IIi p.m. (EST) except for the month or October when this is changed to 9:30 p.m. Notation was made for these hoW's to be observed rather than the midnight to a:30 a .m. as was earfier specified. Cowtcil agreed to purchase recreation equipment for the park (o include combinations or fow' swings, one sliding board and ,two teeter-totters. The town's water com. missioners are considering a bid from the Pittsburgh Tank and Tower Company to clean, paint and repair the water tank but first will determine if repairs may be made satisfactorily or if the tank should be abandoned and ef· forts made to get a federal grant for the project. Presently Mayor Ira Atkinson is giving con· sideration to names of persons to serve as emrgency policemen, after consent for . this was approved by council. In further action, council gave Mayor Atkinson per· mission to check for a new · police cruiser, since it was pointed oul that the existing cruiser is in bad condition . Racine, Ill. 1, on Pomeroy's East Moin St. curly the mor. nlng of Sept. 26. Harden wa• round by of· liciuls neur the Duds 'n Suds Lawtdromat on East Main St. at 2:40a.m. following .a fight with Cundiff which apparently s ~r. IAJd near the Western and Southern Life Insurance C<>. office and mdved east on the street before Harden fell dead. Cwtdiff was apprehended by Pomeroy pollee as he pulled from the Pomeroy Motor Co. lot onto East Main St. A .38 caliber pistol and a knife were fowtd in Cwtdiff's car and he was placed in the county jail. (C<>ntinued on Page 2) * * ;l-~1 rr Free-form verse by Jean Craig is like a diary By Charlene H!otnlch ~; MIDDLEPORT - Verses written on scraps of paper tW'n up ~~ almost anywhere at the home or Mrs. Jean Craig, 829 Page St., ~ Middleport. For many years Jean has been jotting down verse in free form in anticipation of the day when she might publish a @bOok of poems. ;;: Abit unsystematic In recording and storing her peetry, Jean '·'· say·s that many of the things she has written through the years ~~ ~;; have been lost. · ~~ Jean is no novice, fiddling with t.he music words make. f, She began writing as a freshman at Middleport High Schoo) (:: and ret-eivt'li encouragement and criticism from the late. Susan ~i Park and Blanche Haskins, both literature teachers .Jiowever, )~ the only thing Jean has ever had published was a verse entiUed ~; "Haln" which was accepted for publication in the High School ~ Anthology . ::~ For Jean, poetry has been a private thing. ~ She has never sought publication, but has used verse as a . ~ (C<>ntinued on Page 21 MRS. JEAN CRAIG · •!~~::;~:::;;;:~;:~;:;;;;~;;:!;?,?.~::~;y;:::;::(.~;:::::~;:;:;:;;::;::;;;;;:;~;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;~:;~:;;:::;;~~;;;;~;:;;;:::;;;.:;;-0:<:::•;;•=!;:::;;.:-•-!~~·!"-':0~:<!•XO:•:O:O;.;.;I;o;f',.;•;o;o;•;•;o;>;•,•,•.y,. , •.:.:·:O:•:,..r.•~:•••,•,•o:.•,o,•,•,•, , .. , ' •:••,.;.•,.;.;.;-;.;o;o:. : o•;o' --: ; o "o;.; . :--...... :--...~- . . . . ..... ,, ...... '·'''·'·'"·'·'·'·'·... .................. . ;.-.•...........' ·-·....,. """• .-..~.. • enttne i1 ~ews .. in Briefsl Services held for Mrs. Watson Funeral services for Mrs. who i_s serving with the Meigs Virginia L. Watson, 69, 126\'l County Co(lllcil on AgiQg ~taff; Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, who two step·chlldren, Harry died SatW'day at the Holzer Watson, Lorain, and Charles~ Medical Center, were held at 2 . Watson, North Tonawanda, N. p.m. today at Grace Episcopal Y., and a half·brother, William Church in Pomeroy with the L. Kerwood, South Charleston, Rev. Harold R. Deeth of· W. Va. ficiating. Mrs. Watson was a lifetime Mrs. Watson was the member of the Marietta daughter or the late Leonard Women's Club. She .was a and Ora Cheesebreo.· member of Grace Episcopal Haggerman. She is SW'vived by Church in Pomeroy and was a her husband, Henry D. Watson, member of the Episcopal ·Church Women. Burial was 'in Lone Oak Cemetery, Point Pleasant. SCHOOL BEGINS COLUMBUS (UPI) - So.me 2.6 million ·students are scheduled to start fall classes this week in Ohio's a,038 I Continued from page 1) secondary and elementary least 492 persons had died in schools. traffic since the weekend began. A breakdown: ARRAIGNMENT SET Traffic 492 COLUMBUS (UP!) Drownings 82 Charles G.riffin, 43, Columbus, Planes ·4 was to be arraigned today on a Miscellaneous 55 charge of first-<legree murder Total ~3 stemming from the Sunday California,. where highway night shooting death of his patrolmen arrested 1,7651 neighbor, Fletcher Millsat, :i6, persons for drunken driving, t Colwnbus. Police said the two led the nation with 43 traffic~ men argued at Griffin's fatalities . New York had 28 residence and Millsat was hit traffic deaths, Illinois 27, and by a shotgun blast. Texas 26. Death count ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Sale! Men's $29.95 All Weather Coats • Jamos Cundiff, 34, Racine, Rt.l, eni<lred a plea of irmoccnt when arraigned Tuellday on first degree murder charges. He will be tried Oct. 23. Cundiff and his attorney, Samuel D. Loplnsky of . Charleston, W. Va., appeared before John C. Bacon, judge of Meigs County Common Pleas C<>urt. Judge Bacon set bond at $20,000. · When bond was not fur· nlshed, Cundiff was remonded to the custody of Sheriff Robert Hartenbach. Last Thurllday the May term grand jury Indicted Cundiff for first degree murder In the. death or William Harden, 34, l fi'r''~>,:;>,,,,,~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.~,,,,,,,,~,,,:,::,,,,,,,,,,,,~,,,>,"'*''~,,,,,,,,,,,~,,,,,,,,,,,,,~,,,,~,,,,,,~,,,, 5 to 9: 3D-All vou can eat. 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THE FPC said its ruling may cause a regulatory gap but It is not convinced ihe gap would hurt the conspmer, The agency said it retained jurisdiction over the interconnection facilities ne~essary to permit mixing of gasified coal with natural gss. It also has power over the transportation rate after mixing and over the rate at which the artificial gas Is sold for resale in in· terstate commerce after mixing with natural gas. · VOL XXV NO. 100 POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO -~EDNESDAY 1 SEPTEMB~R- 5, 1973 PHONE 992·2156 Most General Telephone Co. subscribers in Mid· dleport were without service today as tbe result of two cables under the Pomeroy • Mason Bridge having tJieen cut overnight, company officials ·said. A crew from Alhem was called to inake repairs and service will be restored, a small portion at a time. The repairs are not ex· peeled to be completed until Thursday. seized PAHlS iUPl) - Three ar· med Palestinian guerrillas seized five hoslages in the Saudi Arabian embassy today and demanded the release or guerrillas jailed in Jordan as well as an airplane to take them out of the country, police said. · Two shots were fired as the three men burst ipto the em. bassy. An embassy employe was injW'ed when he jumped from a second story window, but there were no reports or are Palestinians, though they casualties from the gunfire. have not given an organization. Hundreds of heavily armed They are asking for the release and helmeted policemen, in· of certain political prisoners eluding sharpshooters from the in Jordan , I think. The crack anti.terrorist brigade, demands or the intruders are surrounded the graystone being 'studied, but this is an Saudi embassy in the affluent affair among tile Arab nations 16th district or Paris as the concerned.'' .gunmen shouted their demands "We don't know how this will from a second·story window. end.'' Jean Bauctouln, Deputy At 2 p.m., 41'.! hours after the Director of the Paris Mwticipal siege began, the guerrillas Police, said : ''They say they shouted to the Kuwaiti am· •I bassador : " The French government must not provoke us. Otherwise these hostages are in serious danger." There was no reply. PLYMOUfH, MASS. -PHOTOGRAPHER BOB DEAN Police watched the building Dashed a picture of a d"lld boy lying under · a wrecked car and patrolled public gardens Tuesday night and·drove the 40 miles baCk to the Boston Globe to nearby, there there was no sign develop his film and make prints for the newspaper's next or any move to enter the emedition. Because of the Dash and confusion at the site of the car. bassy. accident, Dean, who has niade hundreds of such pictures during It was the second time thls his career as a news photographer, could not see ihe face of the year that Palestinian young victim in the darkness. But when be made prints of his photograph, he recognized the boy lying under the car, blood covertog his face. It was his ~w=:~===:::::=:=:=:~~=:====:::=~:==~:::==·:====~=====~==:::::::::~=;=~;=~:=;=·:::!~=;=~=i=:=?.:::~=~::::;=======:=====:=:===:====:::::::~=:=:=::-~:=:=:~===!~::=:=::.-;::;~;=:=:=:::=~==:::===============::~==-;===~::=~~=--:::=:=~::::::::==========="'=~=~=:.;::-..;:::=:~:=:=z;:;:::::~;s:~~=: son, Steve, 17. Dean insisted the Globe publish the pictlU'e. "Use that picture," he told the editor. "If it can save tbe life of somebody's kld, it will be worth lt. Please use the picture." Adeer was killed, the impact The globe printed the picture Tuesday. causing heavy dama&e to the .... ' . .·~ ' :·:: ' . ·•J ,, .. ·~~ Classes resumed today·in the Richard C. Rode~ick, Jr. 0) The board will rescind'ita association, and that whlle the auto thai hit it, in an .accident GALVESTON, 'rEX.- TROPICAL STORM Della pawed 300 Gallipolis City School System represented the board of re5olullpn whiCh allocated $70 lost day will be docked during on ~ 6BI esrly Tuesday mlles of the Texas and Louisiana Gulf Coast Tuesday, bbt those after a one-day teachers' education. per teacher for a salary In· .the current pay period, an morning, according Io the Gallia-Meigs Post, Ohio Slate who have weathered some tough ladies said Della is only a foot· strike. The parties entered into creinent, and negotiations will additional day will be added in Highway Patrol. note in the rollcall of storms. "I've been through .a lot of them," Accordlrig to J. Terry Lee, negotiations through . their be opened with the association an amended schedule so that The patrol said Kathryn B. said Melody Foreman, a waitress at Dot's Cafe on the beach at Columbus, of the Ohio representatives at the request in regards to those funds . the day can be made up. Bahr, 21, Rt. 1, Reedsville, was High Island. "But this is just a litUe dinky storm." Educatlbn Association, · of Common Pleas Court Judge (2) The board agrees to The scheduling of this day George Kahla, who runs the ferry from Galveston across the teachers ratified an agreement Ronald R. Calhoun (no relation withhold or suspend any fur· shall be detennined by the driving over the crest of a hill Bay to Rollover Pass, said his boat never stopped running. "We reached at 5 a. m. today bet· to Atty. Calhoun) and in con. ther action on Its policy as to superintendent and president when sfle saw the deer and swerved to miss it. ran at half speed and had no trouble whatsoever," he said. ween the teachers' negotiating sideratlon of the board severance pay, and of the education association. "Everything was smooth. We had about four and a half foot team and the Gallipolis Board w i t h hoI d in g fur ·t he r negotiaUons will take place for The deer was killed Instantly (4) Both parties agree that waves.'' Galveston weathennsn Dave Benton also shrugged it of Education. Lee represented (ll'oceedlngs on its petition filed the amendment of that policy. negotiations on the above and heavy damage was done to off. . ... the teachers in the long late Tuesday for an injunction (3) The board agrees that points shall. be by duly the vehicle. No citation was "A few years ago, before you had satellites, this storm would session . He is field consultant against the teachers, the GTA there will be no recrimination authorized negoUation comprobably never have been named," he said. for the OE.A. agreed to return to work, .and on the part of the board as a mi\teess appoiQted In ac· C<>lull)bUS Atty. Donald C. both sides agreed to the result of the withhOlding of cordance with the criteria set · NEWARK, N.J. - James Shabazz, a leader of the Black services on Sept. 4, 1973, by the forth in the established Muslims and an associate or the Muslims' assassinated leader Ca.lhoun and City Solicitor following : negotiation (ll'ocedure existing Malcom X, was shot to death Tuesday by two gunmen who between the parties. ambushed him as he arrived home ..Police said the shooting could These committees wiU meet be the result of more Internal strife among the Muslims, a black Six defendants were fined as soon as possible because It is !teparatisl group plagbed with sbootings, ~mbings, and dissent understood by the parties that and two forfeited bonds ih the for Qte past decade. they are each to report to couri of Middleport Mayor Pollee said that Shabazz, 52, the father of 13 children, drove Judge Calhoun every two John Zerkle. (Continued on Page 2) Howard W. Barrett, 38, weeks, and he will agaln bring the paries together in the event Bidwell, .was flr ,·r. $100 and there is no sustained progress costs and wa• :;iven a three day toward final resolution of these jail sentence on a ch,arge of driving while ir.toxicated and parties. 15) The parties have was fined $10 and costs on al negotiated on matters of illegal license tag charge. .concern to the association and Donald R. Lovett, 50, Portlana, I have reached agreement as was fined · $50 and costs, on intoxication charges. f'lned $10 follows : HURON, Ohio (UP!) - Ohio equal vigor in a cantpai~u L4J and costs each were Jeffrey L. (A) The bOard will adopt a Public Utilities Commission educate the public as to the policy increasing the present Tyo, 20, Cheshire, speeding; Chairman Edmund J. Turk various means available In sick leave by an additional 1& James H. Rowley, · 21, called on natural gas conserving energy." Pomeroy, reckless operation; days. companies today to en· ''Such a program ought to be David File, 19, Middleport, and i B) Written supplemental courage Ohioans to con. taken with the joint effort of the Ferguson, 21, contracts will be issued setting Ronald serve ener~y with the PUC," he sald. SIX WOMEN of the RuUao:l area were among the 17 Meigs Countians who have completed forth rates of com~nsaUon Galllpolis, both on attempted "equal vigor' of their cam. FaillU'e to "solve the crisis a 8().bour emergency l)ledlcal technician course given as a part of the establlslunent of the and specified duties therelore. theft charges. palgns to sell gas appliances in . which faces the nation in the Forfeiting $30 bonds on In· Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Service. Presenting their cards of certification Sunday (C) The present restricted the past. field or energy resources will toxication charges were Ada was Larry Baker who with Joe Struble served as Instructor. From the left are Wilma Jean one day leave will become an Turk addressed the Ohio Gas not be accepted by the public," · Davidson, Marvel Quillen, Barbara Van Meter, Janet Williamson, Judy Snowden and Joan unrestricted day of leave, Marie !san, no age and address Dealers Association. Turk said. Stewart. Sheila Toney also completed the course but was not present at a picnic held by the excepting that 24 hours prior given, and Raymond Landers, "In the past, the call has Turk noted many Ohio gas group at the Rutland Park Sunday. notice must be given for this 35, Oak Hill. been for a greater and greater companies have launched leave and that It may not be use of OW' energy sources," advertising campaigns urging requested for the day before or Turk said. ''Today, we need to conservation of energy sup. the day after a school holiday. Veterall8 Memorial Hospital see the utilllles Industry apply plies. ADMITTED - Maxine , (D) A major medical policy Sayre, Hacine: Nara Hariman, llhall be adopted for each requesting employee and shall Long Bottom; Martin Cun· be considered a part of the nlngham; Hacine; Elizabeth Halfhill, Parkersburg ; Archle specified lunda to Item 1. (6) The board agrees to Donohew, Racine; Dorls lss~ed by the National Weather A highiJressure air mass adopt the resolutions to cause Adams, Hacine ; Rise Jeffers, smothered the East Coast for Service. HoopitalS said they the above policies to be In full Middleport; Lillian Walker, the eighth straight day Tues· had had an increase in ad· Middleport; Margaret Casto, force and effect. day, trapping pollutants in the missions for respiratory Ruth Francis, IN ADDITION To the above Mason; eJr, pushing temperatures up aliments. If pollutants build to •ections, the five board Pomeroy; seth Nl'cholson, jnto the 90's, and causing higher levels , the En· members agree to meet wlth Rutland : Kenneth Goborlk, widespread power cuts. It wliS vlronmental Protection Ad· II ve representatl ves on or Tampa, F'la .; Joseph Wilson, tile wor!ll heat wave in se~n ministration said It could put before Sept. 14, 1973, of the Midd le port; Kenneth the cily on alert. CremeanR, Amesville. years. (Continued on Page 2) In New York City, -which has DISCHARGED - Luclile gotten the worst of the spell, · Diehl, l'/1111 McDaniel, Jr., 118hting was visibly dlnuner MAN IDENTIFIED Charles Eads, Clara Coru-oy, because ol a 5 per cent elec.· A"lllilll In the recovery Ben Ke!ller110n, Barbara Baer, Mostly cloudy tonight and 'trlcity cut by Conaolltlated of the bodlet of three mea Edna Stiles. • Thursday and cooler with a Edllon, overltrained by air who drowned ill a well near TEN MEIGS COUNTY MEN ~~~~ ctmpleted an emergency medical technician course cha nce of thundershowers clind!Uonera runntns tuU blatt. their home Sunday, and given II the RuUandGrllde Sehool over the pall weeki by Larry Balter and Joe Struble. The IJO. · · Mlllhatlan wu 10 thick with tonight and in southern third wh01o plelllre appeared ill hour COUI'It quallflH theoae eompletlnt! it to work with the Southeast Ohio Emersency Medical Industrial II110il ao:l exhaust, Thursday. Low tonight upper LOCAL TEMPS lilt Tuelllly edltloll of llle Service. Larry Baker, left, preaented cat'dl ol certification Sunday to, from the left, Paul cau1ed by the lid whlch 50s north to upper 80s south. Temperature ln downtown baBy Seallael, waa Kelly PaUerfQII, BW Wllllamaon, Haymoo:l Wilcox, Jim Quillen, Fred George, tlarold Wolfe, Ron prev~11111 air from rtilns, that . MuUinl, Cbethlre, Rl. I. High Thursday middle 70s to Pomeroy at 11 a. m. was 82 ...,11111011 lldvilory w• :e.:.mm.: ... : ::.: t:oo.o~:,., .. n Grate and Bobby Snowden. Not pre~~tot I~ the presentation were Fenton Taylor and Bob Ead! . lower 80s. degrees Ui1der sunny •klea. r\ .Clt§Ses resume as . . strike ends ' . I Departm~nt On the First Floor. Six fined, two forfeit bonds Gas firms asked to reverse field Weather Be ThrlftySaveAII of Your 8alel Slipt From ELBERFELDS. IN-POMEROY .,. w ' ' '· ; t guerrillas. invaded a Saudi Arabian embassy In an effort to free guerrillas jailed in Jordan . Last March, 111embers bf the Black September organization took over the · Saudl emballi!Y In Khartoum, the SuQlln. They executed two American diplomats and a Belgian before surrendering to police. Eight Black Sep. temberlsts were charged with murder. Auto kills deer East smothered Mens and Boys ' ' Cut cables cause telephone outage TEN CENTS \ issued. The !lrlver suffered no visible Injuries. At 8:43' p.m. Tuesday the ·, patrol lnvesllga led another single car accident, this one on old SR 160, approximately 90 feet east of new SR 160. Patrolmen reported an auto driven by Deborah L. Chevalier, 19, Gallipolis, was headed northbound. on old 160, ' which is a dead end highway, and falled to stop, striking a guard .rail, mall .box and fence . Damage to the vehicle was hea·· , and Chevalier was cited ~or drlvlng at a speed in eicess of conditions. Schools get August aid Meigs County's local school districts have received $186,934,76, following dedUC· lions as the August payment of the stai<l school loundatlon program. The Eastern Local District received $411,253.49, less f7111 in school enlployes retirement; less $4,330.051n state teachers' retiremenl, and $1 ,063.51 aaan allotment to the county board leaving a total of $-10,071.93 actually received. The Meigs Local District allolrnent totaled $128,603.27 less $212821n school employees' retirement; $12,582.9'1 In stale teachers ' retirement and $2,855.82 as an allolrnent to the county board, leaving a payment or 1110,812.46. The Southern Local District allotment totaled $43,245.97 less $897 In school employees' retirement: $5,402.92 In state teachers' retirement, and $965.68 as the allotment to the county board of eduqatlon for a balan~e of $35,980.37. · In addition to the aliotmenls from the local dlstrlcls the county board also received a direct allotment of $3,607.0 for a total payment or $8,892.44. SEOEMS AIDS The Pomeroy unit ol the Southeast Ohio Ellltr.ency Medical Service 11111r~ two call• Tu-.tlay. At 3:&1 p. m., the unit went to the olfke ol 1 Ml!ldi'POI'I doctor to pick up Marshall Larimore ol Syracuse, who wae lalt:ltn lo Veteran• Memorial lfolpllll. At 9:30 p, m. the unit went to the JOHpb Wlllon bema, 81111 St., Pomeroy. Wlllon '"' •llo talt:ltn to Veteran~ M1mor111 Holpital • �r Mason t:ounty hit by vru1~s M1\SON I ~·:>~ lmt hon u( "- US pluL'-'tl t~l brt~t--e n SIOO iUld pn1uly 1111d ut hPr nds of $150. vtwtlahsnl Hl't' und1.•r inVt'StiJ.lution by lhc ~1uso n c..u,ll· Sh••rilf's office. Mnrv1il Jl,lusli rcpur!Ni tu po!it(' 11\tlt a rene{' was eut a l o ll ~ the rteldwu~ wlul'h t•m.:\usrs ~i fann nl•ur Ni' W llnven. Loss UTI'LE DRUMMER BOYS - An innovation to the Riggs Royal Kad-etles peewee marching group directed by Mrs. Judy Riggs has been the little drununer boys, comparable in a g~ to girls making up the unit. From the lefl are Kenny Ray Riggs, Rodney Tripp , Brian Bowers and Todd Tripp. The four marched with the Kad-ettes in the Labor Day parades at Pomeroy and Chesler. HJICINt; SIIUAO AI OS The Racine Eme rgent,•y Sqund was ca lied to the Ri chard so n G1·avcl Co. in I.A!tar! Township at J:50 p.m. Tuesday. for Harold . Lee Dorsey, :1:1, who had suffered a foot injury. He was Ul ken to Pleasant Vulley Hospilal. The Racine squad made its li9UI call of the yea r al 9 p.m. Tuesday a! the home of Joe Thoren, Sulton Township . Thorne, 70, had suffered hip Willinm Anderson u! Hurl· ford l"t' por t~'(l thut n gun wos ~ !olen from his llfOperly . ~· l'llok Forshee uf Guttlpolis F~rry reporlc'll lo pohce !1~•1 " car fullowed hilll to Johnson's Supt•r Markel wi lh the driver eompl•lning abOut his driv ing. A verbal cunfronLalion ensued and when ~'orshee left lhe store he observed !hat h1s windshield hnd bt."en apparenUy cut by a ~ lassc uller . DEI.EGATE NAMED Harold lloush was named delegnte lo the annual convention of the Ohio School Boards Assn . in Columbus, Nov. 13-15, when U1e Meigs Coun ty BOilrd of Education mel in regular session Tuesday ni ~h l. The ~o.ard issued 15 bus driver cerlificates and employed a psychologist !o work and arm injuries in a ran and in all of Meigs County schools. was ta ken to the Holzer All board members were Medical Center. . present. ----------~------------------------------------- Free form .verse (Continued from page l) diary to express moods, record views, and relate experiences. Her favorite, composed several years ago, is called ''Discovery " : I, too, ·wait , so lonely,' Time is so slow. Will .there once again Be such a thing as Spring ?" "Each time I've stood on thesandsofthe sea, I've found the insignificant Me ." " FEW. PEOPLE are aware of Jean's talent for poetry because she has been disinclined to let others read it. An avid reader, and somewhat of a musician, Jean is a fan of Rod McKuen, the contemporary poet whose style has drawn heavy criticism. · Jean'sphilosophy is that in poetry, as in many arts, there is no distinctive right or wrong in style, because of the personal nature of tlie expression. Christmas night,l972, Jean's husband, Bob, died of a heart attack at their h'ome. Several weeks after that Jean wrote a poem in his memory which she entitled "Remembering": "Alone and lonely, Similar words Yet such different meanings. Last month Jean, her father, Leo Searls, joined by Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Kerns of Middleport; visited canada and Niagara Falls. Jean sat Ihere to record her impressions: NIAGARA "Dazing through the mist I see the majestic force of nature; Never-<!nding surging force of beauty . Here there is no need For man's faltering hand To encroach upon perfection. AND THEN SCHOOL started, and with lwo teenagers in •high school, Jean expressed herself : METAMORPHIS "The house is q~et now. For three months it has been a noisy place, Radios and tape players, Popeorn and sandwiches, Any and every hour Or so it seemed. "Alone brings thoughts of being with you so long, Discovering each other, Learning together Sharing special things. "Puppies al the dog pound, Sunday rides in the country, Finding old houses lucked in the cradle of hilts , Watching the garden _grow. We planted it with such greal expectations. "Ah, the hazy smell of coming autumn, New clothes, new books, old friends · Football games and dances Bonfires and bands. Did I say it was quiet, Well, just for a while School started today." "Our time is passed No longer can we be alone You are gone and I am lonely The word Itself conveying all my feelings." In 1967, standing at her kitchen cabinets scanning the snow- ON THE BEACH at Dania, Fla . while vacationing there this sununer Jean watched two small children build sand castles : covered grounds, Jean penned: --~-------------------------- ADVICE TO THE INNOCENT "Build your castles in the sand, little boys, Take all the time you need. Death comes to Mrs. ). Elliott JUST ARRIVED Sllipment of women's IIQd children's Thom MeAn fall shoes. 11Dn MeAn herite house lllddlanrt Dr. T. 1 8fldshaw ~. Millon Mason had been in extended poor health. She Is survived by he r husband; three children, all of Cohmibus; three brothers, the Rfv.. Frank Cheesebrew of Racine, Athur, of Columbus, and John Cheesebrew of Point Pleasant and a sister! Lousetla Dunlap, Point Pleasant. Funeral services will be held in Columbus from where the body will he_taken to the CrowHussell Funeral Hoi)Je in Point Pleasant. Friends may call there after I p. m. Thursday. FWieral services will be held at I p. m. Friday at the hmeral home with bmal Ill the .Mwod Hill Cemeterr at. ~lis . The a..v. James Jil<lrru;•..b will "Make them strong Heedless or the people nearby. "I don 't have the heart to tell you That. one of them, all too soon, Will tear your castles down. "But never forget, little ones, There is always enough sa nd lefl For rebuilding.'' 1 MIDDLEPORT . PH. m-3279 tao.,n by appointlftelt: MDn.- Fri. 9 t il II, S.tu,...y' u•tit noon. Oflic:t Teachers News • • • in Briefs Jewelry Trial dates to be set CHARLESTON , W. Va. (UP!) - The state Court of Claims is expected to determine next Monday trial dates on $6.3 million in claims stemming from the 1967 Silver Bridge collapse ~~ Poinf VISITSCLEVEI.AND. Mrs. Paul Grueser of Middleport returned home Sunday from Cleveland where she visited her daughter and sonin-law, Mr. and Mrs. H. Y. Snyder. On fi'riday evening he entertained with a dinner party honoring his wife on her birthday anniversa ry at · the Eng lish Oak Room in Cleveland. Mr . and Mrs. . Snyder brought Mrs. Grueser to Middleport traveling to Charleston, W. Va. enroute here to visit friends. They returned lo Cleveland today. Back To School JEAN IS OPTIMISTIC in her outlook to the future, despite her husband's death only eight months ago and the added responsibilities o!heing mother and father to four children. She has enrolled al Ohio · University lo study toward becoming a teacher. Her hope is thai some day she can teach literature in a high school. Meanwhile, she is writing more and more poetry, seeking criticism of her work , and compiling a book , hopefully one that ..orne day may be published. JEANS · ARE HERE Check us for price and quality . lOLA'S antique brac e let s dozens of TENDER LEAF JEA BAGS 1.39 lb. ·--·--·-·-··--·----------··-1 GRAPE doz. Festival Plastic DISH ea. DRAINER 99 WIENERS COLLEGE INN BEEF and CHICKEN 12 oz. 89~ BROTH 2 FROSTY ACRES FROZEN' AUNT .JANE'S STRAWBERRIES SWEET PICK 2 65t GOLDEN CARROTS Pkg. 1o~ Nablsto t4'1a Box 32 oz. Jar JELLY SUPERIORS PKG. 9 ounce container oz. 1.13 100 count SMUCKERS lor 1Jl/o oz. Jar • e sa one In HOUSTON t UP!) - The defending Na!lonal l-eague champs Cincinnati 'Reds are back on lop and second baseman Joe Morgan thinks the team's experience will keep them there, ''llhlnk we have a better bali club than the Dodgers ," Mor~an said Tuesday ni~ht. ''On~ o( lhe realiy_big things we have going for us is experience. All the guys have been through a pennant race before and not Umt many of the younger players with J.oa Angeles has been in such u race. 't'hnlmlght really begin to mpke a difference about now." The Reds claimed sole peoaesslon ol first place In the Nallonal League West today because of their tM viclory over the Houston Astros Tuesday night coupled with · San Francisco's 3-1 deleal or the Dodgers . .Before Tuesday's game, the Dodgers and the By MARTIN LADER I UPJ,Sporto Writer Over the space of a !~year major league career, there are only So many games that will stand out In a player's mind. For Luis Tlanl, one of those milestones occurred Tuesday night. . The32-year-old right-hander, pitching with only three days rest instead of his regular four in a bid to snap a personal , three-game losing streak, struggled through 12 tense Innings and 167 pitcbes before Boston gave him the run he needed to edge the Baltimore Orioles, 2-1. To finally muster his 16th . victory, Tiant had to outduel Jim Pabner; getting the win• ning homer from perhaps the most unlikely candidate on the field, Ben Ogilvie. "Pabner is the best pitcher in the American League right now," Tiant said. "He's tough, bas good control and three or four good pitches. I've beaten . him twice this year but he's Iough." ;Q&Jivle Homer8 . Ogilvie homered on Palmer's first pitch in the 12th inningonly hiS second homer of the year. Ken Holtzman became a 2(). , game winner for the first tlrne In his career and the Oakland A's stretched their lead In the West to 41h games by beating the California Angels, 4-3, after second-place Kansas City dropped a 6-0 decision to Minnesota. Elsewhere, Detroit edged New York, 2-1, Chicago blasted Texas, 14-0, and Clevell\fld beat.Mllwaukee, 6-4. In the National League, it was St. Louis 4 Pittsburgh 2, · San Francisco 3 Los Angeles 1, Montreal3 Chicago 2, Atlanta 3 San Diego 0, New York 7 Philadelphia I and Cincinnati t2 Houston 7, in 10 Innings. Al Bumbry gave Baltimore a l-ll lead In ttu:i first when he beat out an infield single, stole second and scored on Boog Powell's double. Boston came back in its half of the first on singles by Tommy Harper and Carl Yastrzemski. The score remained at 1-1 . until Oglivie's homer, after Palmer had retired 16 conseculive batters. Holtzman Needed Help Holtzman, who was stopped al 19 victories last year, went over the lop against California although he needed help (rom ·three relievers. Wilbur Wood of the White Sox and Ron Bryant of the Giants are the only other 2()-game winners so far this year. Holtzman, who has loslll Major League Standings By United Press International t,lational Leagu e east w. 1. pet . g.b. St. Lou is 71 68 .5 11 Pittsburgh 67 68 .496 2 Montreal 67 70 .489 3 Chicago 65 12 . ~74 5 New York 65 73 . ~71 5 112 Phllad elphl& 63 76 .453 8 West w. 1. pet . g .b. Cincinnati B~ 55 .604 LosAniJ eles 83 56 .597 . 1 san Fr·l lnc isco 78 59 .569 5 Houston 71 70 .504 15 Atlanta 67 73 .479 18 San Diego 48 89 .350 35 Tuesday's Ruulh Montreal 3 Chicago 2 New York 7 Philadelph ia 1 st. Louis 4 Pittsburgh 2 c;ncl12 Houston 7, lO.Inns Atlanta 3 San Diego 0 San Fran 3 Los Angeles 1 Today ls Probable Pitchers (All Times EDT) Ch icago IR:euschel 12· 131 at Montr eal {Moore 7·1<1 ). 8 p.m . Phllde lphia ( Twitchell 13 -1J at New York (Sadeckl 3-3), II p.m . ' s t Lou ts ( Foster 11 -7) at ·Pit15Qurgh (Morlan 2·1L ·8 p .tn. Clnc111natl (Norman 1.1 -12 , at HouSton (Reuss 15·10) , 8 :JO· p.m. Atlanta {P . · Nlekro 13 -7) at .San Diego (G reif 7· 15 ), 10 :30 p.m . · Los Angeles (Sutton 16 -8) at San Francisco ( Barr 10· 14L 11 o .m . Thursdav's Gam e Sa n DiegQ at LOS Ang, night . (0nl_y game scheduled) Am erican League East w. I. pet. g.b. Baltimore . 79 56 .585 Boston 76 63 .5<17 5 DetrOit 73 66 .525 a New Yor k 70 69 .5 0~ 11 Milwaukee 67 71 .486 13 % Cl eveland 60 80 .429 21112 West w. I. pet. g.b. Oakland 80 57 .5 84 KansasCity 76 62 .551 4112 Chicag·o 69 70 .496 12 M innesota 67 70 ..489' 13 Ca l ifornia 62 71 .466 16 Te,.;as 47 91 .341 33 lf~ TUesday's Results Bos ton 2 Baltmre 1. 12 Inns Detroit 2 New York 1 Minnesota 6 Kan Ci t y 0 Cleve land 5 Mihvaukee 4 Chicag o 14 Te)(as 0 Oak land~ California 3 .Today's Probable P itchers (All Times EDT) O~kland (Hunter 17-3) at Ca lifornia I Ma y 7· 13), 11 p .m. Baltimore (Cuell ar 14·12) at Boston ( Moret9·0), •7 :30p.m . Detroit ( Lagrow 0-3) at CleV ela nd nimmerman 11-4), 6 p.m . (OnlyThgsmes scheduled) ursday's Games Detror• at Cleve, twilight M ilwaukee at New York, ni ght Chicago 81 Minnesota, night Oakland at Ca liforn ia , night (Only ga m es scheduled) Giant Size with coupon Rutland Dept. Store Expires_ 9-8-73 7•2·4211 ' RUTLAND, 0. 1 I was t11lally up io him, hut It wus the best lhlng he could do In lhal situation ." F'ollowing lhe bunt, Pete Bose sln~l cd to acore two runs and Morga n singled home lwo more. The game was witnessed by U1e smallest crowd in the history Of the Astrodome, 3,3 17, becaus e or lhe threa t or Tropical Storm Delia. Heat gets to Buck gridders CO .l.UMBU.S (UP!)Buckeye coach Woody Hayes decided to hold only one drill today , rather than the customary two because of the sweltering heat wave. Tuesday 's two-hour afternoon practice session was cql short after eight players were forced to leave the field hecause of the 90 degree heat. Hayes, who has been cautioning football coaches to proVide players with plenty of water for quick weight loss, said Buckeye defensive tackle Pete Cusick lost 14 pounds during Tuesday's drilling. ASSISTANT COACH NEW YORK (UPI) - Dick Barnett, a 14-year National Basketball Association veteran, was named an assistant coach Tuesday by New York Knicks Coach-General Manager Red Holzman. Barnett will serve as an aide to Holzman and will assist in scouting operations . WORLD ALMANAC FACTS NEW YORK (UP!) - Hank Aaron got Into the habit as a kid. He'dpickupthepaper every day, turn to the sports section and after skimming over the chaff, like golf, boxing and football, he 'd get down to tile wheat by checking out all the bUX$cores and batting averages. Old habits die hard . Hank Aaron is 39 now and has few other things on his mind but he still clings to til at habit he developed as a kid. He was looking over the averages the other day, those in the other league as well as in his own, and he happened to notice that a younger player.whom he knew and liked, one who had been a teammate of his with Atlanta but now was playing ball in the American League, still seemed to be having some trouble with the pitching over there. This.young man was hitting the long ball all right, with better than 6S Rills and something like 15 or 16 homers, but his aver~ge was dragging down around .220 somewhere. · He's Known that Feeling Hank Aaron has known that same feeling, and lately,loo. : So he picked up the phone and called his young friend over in the other league, Earl Williamsofthe Baltimore Orioles. "Earl? ... This is Hank," Aaron opened the conversation. Earl Williams didn'lhave to ask "Hank who?" first hecause he doesn't know that many Hanks, second because he recognized his fonner learrunate's voice immediately and third hecause they had spoken over -the phone before. "How are things going?" Aaron asked Williams. "So-oo," said the Orioles' 25-year-old catcher-first baseman. "Could be better, could be worse." Earl WiUiams was talking about that phone call this past weekend before he went out and took 'the Red Sox apart with six RB!s and three homers in a Labor Day doubleheader in Boston. That same evening Hank Aaron had two homers and three RB!s against San Diego, moving him within six home runs of Babe Ruth's record. "Hank told me not to get discouraged, that it would take me awhile to go through this adjustment period of learning everything there is to learn about these new ballparks and new pitchers," said Williams. "I understood what Hank was trying to say. What he was telling me was I should stay with 'em." SliD Wears Braves Shlrt Williams still wears a tee shirt which has the words "Atlanta Braves" stenciled across it. a "You miss ~em ?" I asked him . "Not that," he said. "This shirt is the lightest one I can find. ll's comfortable in this hot weather." Those three home runs against the Red Sox jumped Williams ' lola! for the season to 20, tops among the Orioles but considerably less than the 38 Dave Johnson has hit so far for the Braves. The odd aspect about the whole thing is Johnson never hit more than 18homers in any of the eight seasons he was·with the Orioles and the big reason they let him and three others go for Williams last winter was to get more thunder In their lineup. · Now everybody says the only reason Johnson has hit so many ·homers is because he's playing most of his games· in accommodating Atlanta Stadium. "I don't know about that," says Williams. "Dave Johnson doesn 'I concern me. He's with Atlanta; I'm with Baltimore. The only thing that bothers me is nobody has mentioned that old baseball axiom lately in connection with our club. You know the one that goes •you can't win unless you're strong down the middle. "' · lmplieallon Is Clear Williams' implication is clear enough because the Orioles are way out in front in the American League East, they're strong down the middle, and he's an integral part of that middle inasmuch as he's dofng the bulk of the club's catching. With Atlanta, one of the raps against Williams was he didn't like to catch, he!d much rather play fi rst. · ''It's troe, I wasn't that happy when I was first approached about catching in Atlanta," he says. "I hadn't caught before and' I knew it lakes three to five years to become a competent catcher In the big leagues. You can't just go out there and be a big league calcher like they were asking me to do. Yes,! preferred playing first base. Workload-wise, any position in the infield is less demanding than catching." But Earl Williams has been doing his share of calching for the Orioles, and Rank Aaron noticed that. He mentioned it in his phone conversation, pointing out Williams must be doing a good good job defensively. Hank Aaron was right. He is. Not too bad wllh the stick •lther . , Pkg . 2·9¢ NESCAFE INSTANT' COFFEE 10 oz. Jar $}69 with couoon Rutland Dept. ·. 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I figured 1 had a gil<ld ci\Uncc lo beat it oqt If I got it down right," Rader wa ~ not the only une surprised by the bunt. So wa ~ lteds manager Sparky Anderson . ''He couldn't have gotten it out there better if he had rolled it underhanded down the line," Anderson said. "The decision :Z Roll , Cooler running. RUTLAND FURNITURE games, allowed five hits in seven Innings before being removed. Bert l!lyleven limited Kansas City to four hits in registering his eighth shutout of the season as . Minnesota breezed to an easy victory over the Royals. Joe Lis bad a pair of doubles for the Twins and scored two runs. Rookie Ron Cash singled home the tie-breaking ru~ with his first major league hit in the· second inning to give Mickey Lolich and Detroit a win over . the Yankees; Jim Kaat, supported by a 13-hit Chicago · attack, shut oot Texas on five hils to stretch his record lo 1312; and Cleveland scored three runs in the ninth inning on a solo homer by John Lowenstein and a two-run blast by Frank Duffy to edge Milwaukee. The largest collection art In the Western Hemisphere Is found al the Metro· poUlan Museum of Art at Fifth Ave . and 82nd Sl. In New York City, The World Almanac says. Great masters of all the ,ages are Included In the museum 's collection or more than J, 000 000 works of art. Jar ELBOW .16 oz. MACARONI Box CHEER lleds were lied . Phil Gagliano's basesloaded, lwtHJUl bunt SCOJ'l>d lh• first run of a five-run lOth inning !hal propelied Cincinnati to Its ~~CCond straight win over 010 Astroa. Gagliano, a pinchhitter, beat out lhe bunt and scored Johnny Bench from third. · "He (A!Jtro third baseman Doug Rader) had no Idea I was going to do thai," Gagliano said . "Mos t or the third Tiant wins battle 16 oz. MUELLER'S 53~ 35c ~ - The fllllly lientlnei,Middleport·Pomeroy, 0., Sept. 5,1973 DELSEY TOILET TISSUES COOL WHIP CANNING . JARS other ideas. See them! SLIC. BACON 10 oz. Regular Quart beautifu l pierced earrings .. . hoops ... hoops ... bicycle chain WINDSOR SLICED Tfl;.;U;;.;;R.-SiiiiDiioiA.,l',..o-.N,.L-. Y! look OOOH,HOWYOU SAVE FOOD VALUES Cundiff CARPET SPECIAL! · Big beads in fall colors long chains ... bangles ... neck laces I POMEROY, OHIO PU... f\XXIC . !Continued from page l) RACINE - · Tlw ?-"'~''"" Wtdeyan and W!: le'.ar:l f'~ There were alleast five eye Uni "t<>d II'Mlw!IJJ; V.l!u..--~ib~$ w1tne~ses to the fight between will llavt a IIIfCil p;crat at ti;e the me11, police said . Prriland ,?-dl'i: l>ulld;o witti Harden was shot in the back wwslupJI!"'Vl• t~ II!! ' a!ll ::m and chest and suffered bead a_ m. and li>e pJcr•n tv !vUIIW injuries, either of which could have caused death . · HERE NOW! Pleasant. Charleston attorney €hester Lovell, who will represent all 59 claimants, said he would ask the court to hear the claims against the state Highways Department and to set a date for trial. "We could be ready to proceed probably within 60 days or so," Lovell said of the parlies seeking the damages. However, ·since the attorney general's office is expected to ask for addilional time, il was anticipated that the court would not order hearings to begin prior to January. The suits contend the Highways Department was negligent in maintaining and regulating the bridge across the Ohio River. The collapse claimed 46 lives. Main at Sycamore ol'ficute. . OPTOMETRISTS 181 N. Second Ave. SUIT FII.ED A suil to quiet Iitle has been filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by David A. and Luella M. Powell, Racine , against Mallard V. Pearson-, address unknown, el al. The property is located in Sutton Township . HOMECOMING SET Rally Day and homecoming will be observed Sunday at the Rock Springs United Methodist Church. A feature of the day will be the dedication of the remodeled chancel area. Sunday school will be held at 9:15, wors hip at 10 a.m. and a basket di nner at noon. The afternoon program will begin at 1:30. The public is invited to attend. The Rev. William . Sydenstricker is pastor. "Wet bathing suits and beach towels Dripping on the bathroom floor . Rolls of film taken at new-found places All forgotten now, Something else is in the air. "Giving life to our children Each his own self Yet a special part of each of us From our limes alone. · Mrs. James Elliott, former Meigs County resident, died Tuesday morning al her home, 'lli5 Steltzer Rd., Columbus. She ---------· ' TAKEN TO HOSPITAL MASON - Mrs. Charles Casto of Mason was transported in the town 's emergency squad ambulance to Plea¥nl Valley HospiUII early today where she was admitted. WINTER MOOD ''The ground lies despondently Covered with snow. Barren trees stand patiently Perhaps they know . · SQUAD ASSIS'l'il llul•cr McdlcMI C•uler The M1ddlepori F.m~rgenr·y t llis<·hurgt•d 1 Squud wus (·~lied for Guy ,1-:lln Asbury, D<~vld !lure, ICOnlinued from l'ugc I l McCarty, near Middleport, at 2 Hril<'<'<'a lluumKardner, Joe [)run Charles, David Crusan, as;oelntlon to receive lhe a.rn. Wednesday. McCarty -:a! 11nd r~com­ hnvln~ difficulty breMthinH und Surah Davis, Dewt!)' Day, posillo ns mcndaUons of the association was lJlken to Pleasant Val/ey ~~ merson Hysell, Chad lnKalls, l"ura Mulhern, Carol Potter, in relation to Its concerns ll uspli<il. to evaluation lleldi Simpson, Ethel Steel •, relative procedures, modification of the ~~~:MIU;RS AIISENT Cornie 1'/llllums, Brendu Sue school day to comply with tale Pomeroy Coundl did not Wyu!l and Hosa Vales. requirements and lo ret'elve mecl Tuesday night due to lack I Births) Mr . and Mrs . Denney the aSliOCialion 's proposals for u( • quorum . Slaughter, a daughter , Miners- consideralion of the cont'ept Of ville; Mr. and Mrs, Rober! W. a master contract, and w111 have a reasonable lime to QUAD CALlED Jones, a son, Oak Hill; Mr. and respond 1o the same. The Pomeroy Emergency Mrs. Jack llunl, a daughter, City Supt. Paul f. Kuhn' Squad was called at 9:23a .m. Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Paul reported that all schools were Wednesday to Union Ave. for David Dillon, a daughter, in session as usual today. Lee Roush. He was takep to Crown Cily; Mr , and Mrs. Late Tuesday afternoon, the Velerans Memorial Hospital Henry Cook, a daughter, Oak board through ils legal ad- with a back ailment. . , Hill. Visors, filed a complaint In · Pleasant Valley HospiLal · Gallia County Common Pleas Discharges : Mrs . Dewey Court' asking for a motion for a NOW YOU KNOW Wrolon, Gallipolis Ferry; Opal temporary restraining order The average temperature of McClure , Point Pleasant ; for preliminary and permanent all the earth's oceans 80 million Valeria Long, Apple Grove ; injunction against the years ago was 70degrees, but it Wilson Paulk, Black, Ala .; teachers. has since cooled to 35 deMrees. Mrs. Dehner Pallerson, Apple Grove; Mrs. Harold Evans, Point Pleasant; John Jones, Gallipolis; Emell Grady, Point Pleasant; Kenny Lou Klein, (Continued from Page I) Minersville; Mervin Morris, his cat into his driveway and was shot in the face as he got,out. Lakin. Births: August 31, a son lo The gunmen escaped on foot . Shabazz assumed leadership of the Mr . and Mrs . Luther Black Muslim mosque headed by Malcom X Jn New Yo~k City Holbrooke, Point Pleasant; when Lalcom was assassinated in February, 1965, wh1le adSeptember I, a son lo Mr. and dressing.,a rally at a theater. Mrs. Wendall Chaffin, South Point, 0.; son lo Mr . and Mrs. John Franklin, Gallipolis; a son to Mr. and Mrs . Thomas Thaxton, Ravenswood ; September 2, a daughkr lo Mr. and Mrs. Okey Laudermilt, Mason; September 3, a da ughter to Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Larkins, Chester, 0.; a daugh!er'to Mr. and Mrs. Bob · Ellis, Rutland, o o. h''"nt FPORT, Q. Major League L ea d ers By Un ite d Press Inter natio na l Leading Batten Nation al Leag ue g . ab r. h. pet . Rose , Cln 138 581 100 202 .348 Wt.so . Hou U1 524 91 168 .321 Cdeno , Hou119 449 71142 .116 Perez, Cln 131 492 61 155 .315 Madox . SF 120 483 64 151 .313 Crdn1 , Chi 126 456 74 142 .31\ Hunt , MII · 111 394 61 121 Garr , At I 133 594 87 181 .307 .305 Sng lln . Mlll37 475 89 145 .305 Goodsn .SF 102 3a< 37116 .302 American League g . -11b r . h. pet . Carw , Min 129 503 84 177 .352 Hortn , Del 96 154 39 115 .325 Moy ,MII 135' 541 86169 .312 Mur cr , NY 1)8 536 71 167 .312 Mun sn , NY 129 •146 74 137 .307 Scoll. Mil 134 Dvls . Bal ll7 Oils, KC 133 Jcksn . Oak 137 s12 83 154 .301 471 49 142 .301 523 84 157 .300 502 95 149 .297 Oliva, Min 130 514 59 152 ,296 Cpeda, Bos l26 490 49 145 .296 Yaz. 8os 129 466 69138 .296 ~ome Nation al Runs Leagut t , JOh Mon , By VITO STEI,LINO UPI Sporlll Writer 1'11CJ'e's nothing like a heated argument at home plate on the deciding run lo spice a hoi pennant race. The St. Louis Cardinals argued vi~orously with horne plate umpire Ed V ~ rg o Tuesday night when he called Lou Brock out at the plate as Brock altcmpled to score the tiebreaking run in the eighth Inning on a short wild pitch. The cardinals danced off the field in jubilation when Vargo changed his decision after consulting with aMlher umpire and ruled that Brock had scored, because Giusti dropped lhe hall . The Pirates then argued in vain as the new decision stood and St. Louis went on to post a 4-2 victory .over Piltsburgh. · The result was that St. Louis moved to a lwo-game lead over lhe Pirates in the Eastern Division. The drama started after ·the C8rda had scored two runs in the eighth lo tie the game, 2-2, and Brock dashed home on Dave Giusti's short wild pitch. C8tcher Manny Sanguillen retrleved the ball and fired home to Giusti, who put the tag on . Brock as Vargo raised his arm in the out sign. Froemming had !he last word . He said, "Vargo asked me if I saw the play and I said I did . He asked me if the ball was loose and I said it was and that New York to1'ped Philadelphia, 7-1. ln lhe Amerkan League, Boston lodged Baltimore, 2-1, in l2lnnlngs, Detroit topped New York , 2-1, Minnesota blanked Kansas City, 6-0, Cleveland nipped Milwaukee, 5-4, Chicago routed Texas, 14~. and Oakland beat C8llfornla, 43. Cincinnati moved a game aliead of the Dodgers in the Western Division with a fiverun lOth Inning . Phil Gagliano's two out, basesloaded bunt single snapped the 7-7 tie and Pete Rose and Joe Morgan followed with two-run singles. Rose, who fiow has 202 hits this year, drove in four runs with three hits. The Dodgers droppe<! out ot the lie for first place when they lost to San Francisco as 21game winner Ron Bryant and Elias Spsa combined on a onehitler-a one-out seventh inning single by Joe Ferguson. Bryant 's now won 21 games. The Giants are five games back of Cincinnati. Tom Seaver picked up his 16th win on a five-hitter as the Mets topped the Phillies. Seaver struok out 13 lo run his league-leading total to 218. Jim Lonborg took the loss. Montreal remained three games back of St. Louis by downing Chicago as rookie Steve Rogers posted his seventh victory. Mike Marshall came on to get the final out and post his 28th save. Dusty Baker's two-run homer paced AUanlll put San Diego. Hank Aaron doubled and walkc'll twice and hls double off the leflfield wall missed bein~ horner No. 709 by only a cooplc or feel. . I ---------~ . I 1 I Our lnlerest Is Greater For You 1 1 i 6% i I 1 Year Certificates I Of Deposit I II 16 percent per year on 1 hear Certificates of 1 I Depos i t . $1.000.001 I Minimum . Interest 1 1payable Quarterly. 1 I I II I 1 II Meigs Branch --(!) iC 1 I The Athens County Savings - Loan Co, 296 Second St. Pomeroy, Ohio , 1 11 All Accounts Insured $20,000.00 by FS LIC To I I I I I1 I ~ 'diDi;l •~. \ . . ,_ ________ _JI •r, ••'' ' I @ ,\ ::.l•./ "-t.;· ,.,\ • was it." In the other games, Montreal edged Chicago, 3-2, Cincinnati routed Houston, 12-7, in 10 innings, San Francisco beat Los Angeles, 3-1, Atlanta blanked San Diego, 3-ll; and p re•SeaSOfl .· PRICES GOING UP? You Will Find Our •.. Prices Are Going Down. GOODYEAR POLYGLAS grid ends TUBELESS WHITEWALL this Sunday Special Price On BlerM. By Unlled Pres• lnlemallqnal The final weekend of National Football League preseason games will be spread over a four-day period. Miami, making its. third consecutive appearance on national television, is al Dallas Thursday night while on Friday, Kansas City is at St. Louis, New England at Detroit and San Francisco at Los Angeles. On Saturday, Cleveland takes on the Giants in Akron, Ohio, the New York Jets play Philadelphia in Tampa, Fla., . Oakland is al Buffalo, Green Bay at Cincinnati, Atlanta at Pittsburgh, Minnesota at San Diego and Houston at New Orleans. Baltimore is at Denver and Chicago al Washington on Sunday. 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Bos 26 ; Oils, KC and B,ando , Oak 25 ; Robln~on, Cel , Mlliyberry, KC and Bur roughs . Tex Runs 8at1ed In NltlonJ I Leagut : Bench , Cln 97 ,· Stargetl , Pit I 96 ; EVM\S , All 93 1 Singleton , Mtl 92 ; Perel, Ci n !'lnd May, Hou 91. Am erican Le•guo : Jackson . 2". Oak 1\0; Mayberry, KC 93 ; Scoll. Mil 85 ; Oils, K C, May, Mil Md Mvr c er , NY 84 , rilching NR f.ional Lcal) uC : Bryant , SF Entertainment during dinner will be furnished by: Tex Harrison and The Valley Boys from Gallipolis. Ohio. l For Late Reservations: •DOOR PRIZES eCOUNTRY MUSIC eSWIMMlNG eVOTING eENTERTAlNMENT FOR CHILDREN ean·Gallipolis 446·3391 • l �r Mason t:ounty hit by vru1~s M1\SON I ~·:>~ lmt hon u( "- US pluL'-'tl t~l brt~t--e n SIOO iUld pn1uly 1111d ut hPr nds of $150. vtwtlahsnl Hl't' und1.•r inVt'StiJ.lution by lhc ~1uso n c..u,ll· Sh••rilf's office. Mnrv1il Jl,lusli rcpur!Ni tu po!it(' 11\tlt a rene{' was eut a l o ll ~ the rteldwu~ wlul'h t•m.:\usrs ~i fann nl•ur Ni' W llnven. Loss UTI'LE DRUMMER BOYS - An innovation to the Riggs Royal Kad-etles peewee marching group directed by Mrs. Judy Riggs has been the little drununer boys, comparable in a g~ to girls making up the unit. From the lefl are Kenny Ray Riggs, Rodney Tripp , Brian Bowers and Todd Tripp. The four marched with the Kad-ettes in the Labor Day parades at Pomeroy and Chesler. HJICINt; SIIUAO AI OS The Racine Eme rgent,•y Sqund was ca lied to the Ri chard so n G1·avcl Co. in I.A!tar! Township at J:50 p.m. Tuesday. for Harold . Lee Dorsey, :1:1, who had suffered a foot injury. He was Ul ken to Pleasant Vulley Hospilal. The Racine squad made its li9UI call of the yea r al 9 p.m. Tuesday a! the home of Joe Thoren, Sulton Township . Thorne, 70, had suffered hip Willinm Anderson u! Hurl· ford l"t' por t~'(l thut n gun wos ~ !olen from his llfOperly . ~· l'llok Forshee uf Guttlpolis F~rry reporlc'll lo pohce !1~•1 " car fullowed hilll to Johnson's Supt•r Markel wi lh the driver eompl•lning abOut his driv ing. A verbal cunfronLalion ensued and when ~'orshee left lhe store he observed !hat h1s windshield hnd bt."en apparenUy cut by a ~ lassc uller . DEI.EGATE NAMED Harold lloush was named delegnte lo the annual convention of the Ohio School Boards Assn . in Columbus, Nov. 13-15, when U1e Meigs Coun ty BOilrd of Education mel in regular session Tuesday ni ~h l. The ~o.ard issued 15 bus driver cerlificates and employed a psychologist !o work and arm injuries in a ran and in all of Meigs County schools. was ta ken to the Holzer All board members were Medical Center. . present. ----------~------------------------------------- Free form .verse (Continued from page l) diary to express moods, record views, and relate experiences. Her favorite, composed several years ago, is called ''Discovery " : I, too, ·wait , so lonely,' Time is so slow. Will .there once again Be such a thing as Spring ?" "Each time I've stood on thesandsofthe sea, I've found the insignificant Me ." " FEW. PEOPLE are aware of Jean's talent for poetry because she has been disinclined to let others read it. An avid reader, and somewhat of a musician, Jean is a fan of Rod McKuen, the contemporary poet whose style has drawn heavy criticism. · Jean'sphilosophy is that in poetry, as in many arts, there is no distinctive right or wrong in style, because of the personal nature of tlie expression. Christmas night,l972, Jean's husband, Bob, died of a heart attack at their h'ome. Several weeks after that Jean wrote a poem in his memory which she entitled "Remembering": "Alone and lonely, Similar words Yet such different meanings. Last month Jean, her father, Leo Searls, joined by Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Kerns of Middleport; visited canada and Niagara Falls. Jean sat Ihere to record her impressions: NIAGARA "Dazing through the mist I see the majestic force of nature; Never-<!nding surging force of beauty . Here there is no need For man's faltering hand To encroach upon perfection. AND THEN SCHOOL started, and with lwo teenagers in •high school, Jean expressed herself : METAMORPHIS "The house is q~et now. For three months it has been a noisy place, Radios and tape players, Popeorn and sandwiches, Any and every hour Or so it seemed. "Alone brings thoughts of being with you so long, Discovering each other, Learning together Sharing special things. "Puppies al the dog pound, Sunday rides in the country, Finding old houses lucked in the cradle of hilts , Watching the garden _grow. We planted it with such greal expectations. "Ah, the hazy smell of coming autumn, New clothes, new books, old friends · Football games and dances Bonfires and bands. Did I say it was quiet, Well, just for a while School started today." "Our time is passed No longer can we be alone You are gone and I am lonely The word Itself conveying all my feelings." In 1967, standing at her kitchen cabinets scanning the snow- ON THE BEACH at Dania, Fla . while vacationing there this sununer Jean watched two small children build sand castles : covered grounds, Jean penned: --~-------------------------- ADVICE TO THE INNOCENT "Build your castles in the sand, little boys, Take all the time you need. Death comes to Mrs. ). Elliott JUST ARRIVED Sllipment of women's IIQd children's Thom MeAn fall shoes. 11Dn MeAn herite house lllddlanrt Dr. T. 1 8fldshaw ~. Millon Mason had been in extended poor health. She Is survived by he r husband; three children, all of Cohmibus; three brothers, the Rfv.. Frank Cheesebrew of Racine, Athur, of Columbus, and John Cheesebrew of Point Pleasant and a sister! Lousetla Dunlap, Point Pleasant. Funeral services will be held in Columbus from where the body will he_taken to the CrowHussell Funeral Hoi)Je in Point Pleasant. Friends may call there after I p. m. Thursday. FWieral services will be held at I p. m. Friday at the hmeral home with bmal Ill the .Mwod Hill Cemeterr at. ~lis . The a..v. James Jil<lrru;•..b will "Make them strong Heedless or the people nearby. "I don 't have the heart to tell you That. one of them, all too soon, Will tear your castles down. "But never forget, little ones, There is always enough sa nd lefl For rebuilding.'' 1 MIDDLEPORT . PH. m-3279 tao.,n by appointlftelt: MDn.- Fri. 9 t il II, S.tu,...y' u•tit noon. Oflic:t Teachers News • • • in Briefs Jewelry Trial dates to be set CHARLESTON , W. Va. (UP!) - The state Court of Claims is expected to determine next Monday trial dates on $6.3 million in claims stemming from the 1967 Silver Bridge collapse ~~ Poinf VISITSCLEVEI.AND. Mrs. Paul Grueser of Middleport returned home Sunday from Cleveland where she visited her daughter and sonin-law, Mr. and Mrs. H. Y. Snyder. On fi'riday evening he entertained with a dinner party honoring his wife on her birthday anniversa ry at · the Eng lish Oak Room in Cleveland. Mr . and Mrs. . Snyder brought Mrs. Grueser to Middleport traveling to Charleston, W. Va. enroute here to visit friends. They returned lo Cleveland today. Back To School JEAN IS OPTIMISTIC in her outlook to the future, despite her husband's death only eight months ago and the added responsibilities o!heing mother and father to four children. She has enrolled al Ohio · University lo study toward becoming a teacher. Her hope is thai some day she can teach literature in a high school. Meanwhile, she is writing more and more poetry, seeking criticism of her work , and compiling a book , hopefully one that ..orne day may be published. JEANS · ARE HERE Check us for price and quality . lOLA'S antique brac e let s dozens of TENDER LEAF JEA BAGS 1.39 lb. ·--·--·-·-··--·----------··-1 GRAPE doz. Festival Plastic DISH ea. DRAINER 99 WIENERS COLLEGE INN BEEF and CHICKEN 12 oz. 89~ BROTH 2 FROSTY ACRES FROZEN' AUNT .JANE'S STRAWBERRIES SWEET PICK 2 65t GOLDEN CARROTS Pkg. 1o~ Nablsto t4'1a Box 32 oz. Jar JELLY SUPERIORS PKG. 9 ounce container oz. 1.13 100 count SMUCKERS lor 1Jl/o oz. Jar • e sa one In HOUSTON t UP!) - The defending Na!lonal l-eague champs Cincinnati 'Reds are back on lop and second baseman Joe Morgan thinks the team's experience will keep them there, ''llhlnk we have a better bali club than the Dodgers ," Mor~an said Tuesday ni~ht. ''On~ o( lhe realiy_big things we have going for us is experience. All the guys have been through a pennant race before and not Umt many of the younger players with J.oa Angeles has been in such u race. 't'hnlmlght really begin to mpke a difference about now." The Reds claimed sole peoaesslon ol first place In the Nallonal League West today because of their tM viclory over the Houston Astros Tuesday night coupled with · San Francisco's 3-1 deleal or the Dodgers . .Before Tuesday's game, the Dodgers and the By MARTIN LADER I UPJ,Sporto Writer Over the space of a !~year major league career, there are only So many games that will stand out In a player's mind. For Luis Tlanl, one of those milestones occurred Tuesday night. . The32-year-old right-hander, pitching with only three days rest instead of his regular four in a bid to snap a personal , three-game losing streak, struggled through 12 tense Innings and 167 pitcbes before Boston gave him the run he needed to edge the Baltimore Orioles, 2-1. To finally muster his 16th . victory, Tiant had to outduel Jim Pabner; getting the win• ning homer from perhaps the most unlikely candidate on the field, Ben Ogilvie. "Pabner is the best pitcher in the American League right now," Tiant said. "He's tough, bas good control and three or four good pitches. I've beaten . him twice this year but he's Iough." ;Q&Jivle Homer8 . Ogilvie homered on Palmer's first pitch in the 12th inningonly hiS second homer of the year. Ken Holtzman became a 2(). , game winner for the first tlrne In his career and the Oakland A's stretched their lead In the West to 41h games by beating the California Angels, 4-3, after second-place Kansas City dropped a 6-0 decision to Minnesota. Elsewhere, Detroit edged New York, 2-1, Chicago blasted Texas, 14-0, and Clevell\fld beat.Mllwaukee, 6-4. In the National League, it was St. Louis 4 Pittsburgh 2, · San Francisco 3 Los Angeles 1, Montreal3 Chicago 2, Atlanta 3 San Diego 0, New York 7 Philadelphia I and Cincinnati t2 Houston 7, in 10 Innings. Al Bumbry gave Baltimore a l-ll lead In ttu:i first when he beat out an infield single, stole second and scored on Boog Powell's double. Boston came back in its half of the first on singles by Tommy Harper and Carl Yastrzemski. The score remained at 1-1 . until Oglivie's homer, after Palmer had retired 16 conseculive batters. Holtzman Needed Help Holtzman, who was stopped al 19 victories last year, went over the lop against California although he needed help (rom ·three relievers. Wilbur Wood of the White Sox and Ron Bryant of the Giants are the only other 2()-game winners so far this year. Holtzman, who has loslll Major League Standings By United Press International t,lational Leagu e east w. 1. pet . g.b. St. Lou is 71 68 .5 11 Pittsburgh 67 68 .496 2 Montreal 67 70 .489 3 Chicago 65 12 . ~74 5 New York 65 73 . ~71 5 112 Phllad elphl& 63 76 .453 8 West w. 1. pet . g .b. Cincinnati B~ 55 .604 LosAniJ eles 83 56 .597 . 1 san Fr·l lnc isco 78 59 .569 5 Houston 71 70 .504 15 Atlanta 67 73 .479 18 San Diego 48 89 .350 35 Tuesday's Ruulh Montreal 3 Chicago 2 New York 7 Philadelph ia 1 st. Louis 4 Pittsburgh 2 c;ncl12 Houston 7, lO.Inns Atlanta 3 San Diego 0 San Fran 3 Los Angeles 1 Today ls Probable Pitchers (All Times EDT) Ch icago IR:euschel 12· 131 at Montr eal {Moore 7·1<1 ). 8 p.m . Phllde lphia ( Twitchell 13 -1J at New York (Sadeckl 3-3), II p.m . ' s t Lou ts ( Foster 11 -7) at ·Pit15Qurgh (Morlan 2·1L ·8 p .tn. Clnc111natl (Norman 1.1 -12 , at HouSton (Reuss 15·10) , 8 :JO· p.m. Atlanta {P . · Nlekro 13 -7) at .San Diego (G reif 7· 15 ), 10 :30 p.m . · Los Angeles (Sutton 16 -8) at San Francisco ( Barr 10· 14L 11 o .m . Thursdav's Gam e Sa n DiegQ at LOS Ang, night . (0nl_y game scheduled) Am erican League East w. I. pet. g.b. Baltimore . 79 56 .585 Boston 76 63 .5<17 5 DetrOit 73 66 .525 a New Yor k 70 69 .5 0~ 11 Milwaukee 67 71 .486 13 % Cl eveland 60 80 .429 21112 West w. I. pet. g.b. Oakland 80 57 .5 84 KansasCity 76 62 .551 4112 Chicag·o 69 70 .496 12 M innesota 67 70 ..489' 13 Ca l ifornia 62 71 .466 16 Te,.;as 47 91 .341 33 lf~ TUesday's Results Bos ton 2 Baltmre 1. 12 Inns Detroit 2 New York 1 Minnesota 6 Kan Ci t y 0 Cleve land 5 Mihvaukee 4 Chicag o 14 Te)(as 0 Oak land~ California 3 .Today's Probable P itchers (All Times EDT) O~kland (Hunter 17-3) at Ca lifornia I Ma y 7· 13), 11 p .m. Baltimore (Cuell ar 14·12) at Boston ( Moret9·0), •7 :30p.m . Detroit ( Lagrow 0-3) at CleV ela nd nimmerman 11-4), 6 p.m . (OnlyThgsmes scheduled) ursday's Games Detror• at Cleve, twilight M ilwaukee at New York, ni ght Chicago 81 Minnesota, night Oakland at Ca liforn ia , night (Only ga m es scheduled) Giant Size with coupon Rutland Dept. Store Expires_ 9-8-73 7•2·4211 ' RUTLAND, 0. 1 I was t11lally up io him, hut It wus the best lhlng he could do In lhal situation ." F'ollowing lhe bunt, Pete Bose sln~l cd to acore two runs and Morga n singled home lwo more. The game was witnessed by U1e smallest crowd in the history Of the Astrodome, 3,3 17, becaus e or lhe threa t or Tropical Storm Delia. Heat gets to Buck gridders CO .l.UMBU.S (UP!)Buckeye coach Woody Hayes decided to hold only one drill today , rather than the customary two because of the sweltering heat wave. Tuesday 's two-hour afternoon practice session was cql short after eight players were forced to leave the field hecause of the 90 degree heat. Hayes, who has been cautioning football coaches to proVide players with plenty of water for quick weight loss, said Buckeye defensive tackle Pete Cusick lost 14 pounds during Tuesday's drilling. ASSISTANT COACH NEW YORK (UPI) - Dick Barnett, a 14-year National Basketball Association veteran, was named an assistant coach Tuesday by New York Knicks Coach-General Manager Red Holzman. Barnett will serve as an aide to Holzman and will assist in scouting operations . WORLD ALMANAC FACTS NEW YORK (UP!) - Hank Aaron got Into the habit as a kid. He'dpickupthepaper every day, turn to the sports section and after skimming over the chaff, like golf, boxing and football, he 'd get down to tile wheat by checking out all the bUX$cores and batting averages. Old habits die hard . Hank Aaron is 39 now and has few other things on his mind but he still clings to til at habit he developed as a kid. He was looking over the averages the other day, those in the other league as well as in his own, and he happened to notice that a younger player.whom he knew and liked, one who had been a teammate of his with Atlanta but now was playing ball in the American League, still seemed to be having some trouble with the pitching over there. This.young man was hitting the long ball all right, with better than 6S Rills and something like 15 or 16 homers, but his aver~ge was dragging down around .220 somewhere. · He's Known that Feeling Hank Aaron has known that same feeling, and lately,loo. : So he picked up the phone and called his young friend over in the other league, Earl Williamsofthe Baltimore Orioles. "Earl? ... This is Hank," Aaron opened the conversation. Earl Williams didn'lhave to ask "Hank who?" first hecause he doesn't know that many Hanks, second because he recognized his fonner learrunate's voice immediately and third hecause they had spoken over -the phone before. "How are things going?" Aaron asked Williams. "So-oo," said the Orioles' 25-year-old catcher-first baseman. "Could be better, could be worse." Earl WiUiams was talking about that phone call this past weekend before he went out and took 'the Red Sox apart with six RB!s and three homers in a Labor Day doubleheader in Boston. That same evening Hank Aaron had two homers and three RB!s against San Diego, moving him within six home runs of Babe Ruth's record. "Hank told me not to get discouraged, that it would take me awhile to go through this adjustment period of learning everything there is to learn about these new ballparks and new pitchers," said Williams. "I understood what Hank was trying to say. What he was telling me was I should stay with 'em." SliD Wears Braves Shlrt Williams still wears a tee shirt which has the words "Atlanta Braves" stenciled across it. a "You miss ~em ?" I asked him . "Not that," he said. "This shirt is the lightest one I can find. ll's comfortable in this hot weather." Those three home runs against the Red Sox jumped Williams ' lola! for the season to 20, tops among the Orioles but considerably less than the 38 Dave Johnson has hit so far for the Braves. The odd aspect about the whole thing is Johnson never hit more than 18homers in any of the eight seasons he was·with the Orioles and the big reason they let him and three others go for Williams last winter was to get more thunder In their lineup. · Now everybody says the only reason Johnson has hit so many ·homers is because he's playing most of his games· in accommodating Atlanta Stadium. "I don't know about that," says Williams. "Dave Johnson doesn 'I concern me. He's with Atlanta; I'm with Baltimore. The only thing that bothers me is nobody has mentioned that old baseball axiom lately in connection with our club. You know the one that goes •you can't win unless you're strong down the middle. "' · lmplieallon Is Clear Williams' implication is clear enough because the Orioles are way out in front in the American League East, they're strong down the middle, and he's an integral part of that middle inasmuch as he's dofng the bulk of the club's catching. With Atlanta, one of the raps against Williams was he didn't like to catch, he!d much rather play fi rst. · ''It's troe, I wasn't that happy when I was first approached about catching in Atlanta," he says. "I hadn't caught before and' I knew it lakes three to five years to become a competent catcher In the big leagues. You can't just go out there and be a big league calcher like they were asking me to do. Yes,! preferred playing first base. Workload-wise, any position in the infield is less demanding than catching." But Earl Williams has been doing his share of calching for the Orioles, and Rank Aaron noticed that. He mentioned it in his phone conversation, pointing out Williams must be doing a good good job defensively. Hank Aaron was right. He is. Not too bad wllh the stick •lther . , Pkg . 2·9¢ NESCAFE INSTANT' COFFEE 10 oz. Jar $}69 with couoon Rutland Dept. ·. 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I figured 1 had a gil<ld ci\Uncc lo beat it oqt If I got it down right," Rader wa ~ not the only une surprised by the bunt. So wa ~ lteds manager Sparky Anderson . ''He couldn't have gotten it out there better if he had rolled it underhanded down the line," Anderson said. "The decision :Z Roll , Cooler running. RUTLAND FURNITURE games, allowed five hits in seven Innings before being removed. Bert l!lyleven limited Kansas City to four hits in registering his eighth shutout of the season as . Minnesota breezed to an easy victory over the Royals. Joe Lis bad a pair of doubles for the Twins and scored two runs. Rookie Ron Cash singled home the tie-breaking ru~ with his first major league hit in the· second inning to give Mickey Lolich and Detroit a win over . the Yankees; Jim Kaat, supported by a 13-hit Chicago · attack, shut oot Texas on five hils to stretch his record lo 1312; and Cleveland scored three runs in the ninth inning on a solo homer by John Lowenstein and a two-run blast by Frank Duffy to edge Milwaukee. The largest collection art In the Western Hemisphere Is found al the Metro· poUlan Museum of Art at Fifth Ave . and 82nd Sl. In New York City, The World Almanac says. Great masters of all the ,ages are Included In the museum 's collection or more than J, 000 000 works of art. Jar ELBOW .16 oz. MACARONI Box CHEER lleds were lied . Phil Gagliano's basesloaded, lwtHJUl bunt SCOJ'l>d lh• first run of a five-run lOth inning !hal propelied Cincinnati to Its ~~CCond straight win over 010 Astroa. Gagliano, a pinchhitter, beat out lhe bunt and scored Johnny Bench from third. · "He (A!Jtro third baseman Doug Rader) had no Idea I was going to do thai," Gagliano said . "Mos t or the third Tiant wins battle 16 oz. MUELLER'S 53~ 35c ~ - The fllllly lientlnei,Middleport·Pomeroy, 0., Sept. 5,1973 DELSEY TOILET TISSUES COOL WHIP CANNING . JARS other ideas. See them! SLIC. BACON 10 oz. Regular Quart beautifu l pierced earrings .. . hoops ... hoops ... bicycle chain WINDSOR SLICED Tfl;.;U;;.;;R.-SiiiiDiioiA.,l',..o-.N,.L-. Y! look OOOH,HOWYOU SAVE FOOD VALUES Cundiff CARPET SPECIAL! · Big beads in fall colors long chains ... bangles ... neck laces I POMEROY, OHIO PU... f\XXIC . !Continued from page l) RACINE - · Tlw ?-"'~''"" Wtdeyan and W!: le'.ar:l f'~ There were alleast five eye Uni "t<>d II'Mlw!IJJ; V.l!u..--~ib~$ w1tne~ses to the fight between will llavt a IIIfCil p;crat at ti;e the me11, police said . Prriland ,?-dl'i: l>ulld;o witti Harden was shot in the back wwslupJI!"'Vl• t~ II!! ' a!ll ::m and chest and suffered bead a_ m. and li>e pJcr•n tv !vUIIW injuries, either of which could have caused death . · HERE NOW! Pleasant. Charleston attorney €hester Lovell, who will represent all 59 claimants, said he would ask the court to hear the claims against the state Highways Department and to set a date for trial. "We could be ready to proceed probably within 60 days or so," Lovell said of the parlies seeking the damages. However, ·since the attorney general's office is expected to ask for addilional time, il was anticipated that the court would not order hearings to begin prior to January. The suits contend the Highways Department was negligent in maintaining and regulating the bridge across the Ohio River. The collapse claimed 46 lives. Main at Sycamore ol'ficute. . OPTOMETRISTS 181 N. Second Ave. SUIT FII.ED A suil to quiet Iitle has been filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by David A. and Luella M. Powell, Racine , against Mallard V. Pearson-, address unknown, el al. The property is located in Sutton Township . HOMECOMING SET Rally Day and homecoming will be observed Sunday at the Rock Springs United Methodist Church. A feature of the day will be the dedication of the remodeled chancel area. Sunday school will be held at 9:15, wors hip at 10 a.m. and a basket di nner at noon. The afternoon program will begin at 1:30. The public is invited to attend. The Rev. William . Sydenstricker is pastor. "Wet bathing suits and beach towels Dripping on the bathroom floor . Rolls of film taken at new-found places All forgotten now, Something else is in the air. "Giving life to our children Each his own self Yet a special part of each of us From our limes alone. · Mrs. James Elliott, former Meigs County resident, died Tuesday morning al her home, 'lli5 Steltzer Rd., Columbus. She ---------· ' TAKEN TO HOSPITAL MASON - Mrs. Charles Casto of Mason was transported in the town 's emergency squad ambulance to Plea¥nl Valley HospiUII early today where she was admitted. WINTER MOOD ''The ground lies despondently Covered with snow. Barren trees stand patiently Perhaps they know . · SQUAD ASSIS'l'il llul•cr McdlcMI C•uler The M1ddlepori F.m~rgenr·y t llis<·hurgt•d 1 Squud wus (·~lied for Guy ,1-:lln Asbury, D<~vld !lure, ICOnlinued from l'ugc I l McCarty, near Middleport, at 2 Hril<'<'<'a lluumKardner, Joe [)run Charles, David Crusan, as;oelntlon to receive lhe a.rn. Wednesday. McCarty -:a! 11nd r~com­ hnvln~ difficulty breMthinH und Surah Davis, Dewt!)' Day, posillo ns mcndaUons of the association was lJlken to Pleasant Val/ey ~~ merson Hysell, Chad lnKalls, l"ura Mulhern, Carol Potter, in relation to Its concerns ll uspli<il. to evaluation lleldi Simpson, Ethel Steel •, relative procedures, modification of the ~~~:MIU;RS AIISENT Cornie 1'/llllums, Brendu Sue school day to comply with tale Pomeroy Coundl did not Wyu!l and Hosa Vales. requirements and lo ret'elve mecl Tuesday night due to lack I Births) Mr . and Mrs . Denney the aSliOCialion 's proposals for u( • quorum . Slaughter, a daughter , Miners- consideralion of the cont'ept Of ville; Mr. and Mrs, Rober! W. a master contract, and w111 have a reasonable lime to QUAD CALlED Jones, a son, Oak Hill; Mr. and respond 1o the same. The Pomeroy Emergency Mrs. Jack llunl, a daughter, City Supt. Paul f. Kuhn' Squad was called at 9:23a .m. Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Paul reported that all schools were Wednesday to Union Ave. for David Dillon, a daughter, in session as usual today. Lee Roush. He was takep to Crown Cily; Mr , and Mrs. Late Tuesday afternoon, the Velerans Memorial Hospital Henry Cook, a daughter, Oak board through ils legal ad- with a back ailment. . , Hill. Visors, filed a complaint In · Pleasant Valley HospiLal · Gallia County Common Pleas Discharges : Mrs . Dewey Court' asking for a motion for a NOW YOU KNOW Wrolon, Gallipolis Ferry; Opal temporary restraining order The average temperature of McClure , Point Pleasant ; for preliminary and permanent all the earth's oceans 80 million Valeria Long, Apple Grove ; injunction against the years ago was 70degrees, but it Wilson Paulk, Black, Ala .; teachers. has since cooled to 35 deMrees. Mrs. Dehner Pallerson, Apple Grove; Mrs. Harold Evans, Point Pleasant; John Jones, Gallipolis; Emell Grady, Point Pleasant; Kenny Lou Klein, (Continued from Page I) Minersville; Mervin Morris, his cat into his driveway and was shot in the face as he got,out. Lakin. Births: August 31, a son lo The gunmen escaped on foot . Shabazz assumed leadership of the Mr . and Mrs . Luther Black Muslim mosque headed by Malcom X Jn New Yo~k City Holbrooke, Point Pleasant; when Lalcom was assassinated in February, 1965, wh1le adSeptember I, a son lo Mr. and dressing.,a rally at a theater. Mrs. Wendall Chaffin, South Point, 0.; son lo Mr . and Mrs. John Franklin, Gallipolis; a son to Mr. and Mrs . Thomas Thaxton, Ravenswood ; September 2, a daughkr lo Mr. and Mrs. Okey Laudermilt, Mason; September 3, a da ughter to Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Larkins, Chester, 0.; a daugh!er'to Mr. and Mrs. Bob · Ellis, Rutland, o o. h''"nt FPORT, Q. Major League L ea d ers By Un ite d Press Inter natio na l Leading Batten Nation al Leag ue g . ab r. h. pet . Rose , Cln 138 581 100 202 .348 Wt.so . Hou U1 524 91 168 .321 Cdeno , Hou119 449 71142 .116 Perez, Cln 131 492 61 155 .315 Madox . SF 120 483 64 151 .313 Crdn1 , Chi 126 456 74 142 .31\ Hunt , MII · 111 394 61 121 Garr , At I 133 594 87 181 .307 .305 Sng lln . Mlll37 475 89 145 .305 Goodsn .SF 102 3a< 37116 .302 American League g . -11b r . h. pet . Carw , Min 129 503 84 177 .352 Hortn , Del 96 154 39 115 .325 Moy ,MII 135' 541 86169 .312 Mur cr , NY 1)8 536 71 167 .312 Mun sn , NY 129 •146 74 137 .307 Scoll. Mil 134 Dvls . Bal ll7 Oils, KC 133 Jcksn . Oak 137 s12 83 154 .301 471 49 142 .301 523 84 157 .300 502 95 149 .297 Oliva, Min 130 514 59 152 ,296 Cpeda, Bos l26 490 49 145 .296 Yaz. 8os 129 466 69138 .296 ~ome Nation al Runs Leagut t , JOh Mon , By VITO STEI,LINO UPI Sporlll Writer 1'11CJ'e's nothing like a heated argument at home plate on the deciding run lo spice a hoi pennant race. The St. Louis Cardinals argued vi~orously with horne plate umpire Ed V ~ rg o Tuesday night when he called Lou Brock out at the plate as Brock altcmpled to score the tiebreaking run in the eighth Inning on a short wild pitch. The cardinals danced off the field in jubilation when Vargo changed his decision after consulting with aMlher umpire and ruled that Brock had scored, because Giusti dropped lhe hall . The Pirates then argued in vain as the new decision stood and St. Louis went on to post a 4-2 victory .over Piltsburgh. · The result was that St. Louis moved to a lwo-game lead over lhe Pirates in the Eastern Division. The drama started after ·the C8rda had scored two runs in the eighth lo tie the game, 2-2, and Brock dashed home on Dave Giusti's short wild pitch. C8tcher Manny Sanguillen retrleved the ball and fired home to Giusti, who put the tag on . Brock as Vargo raised his arm in the out sign. Froemming had !he last word . He said, "Vargo asked me if I saw the play and I said I did . He asked me if the ball was loose and I said it was and that New York to1'ped Philadelphia, 7-1. ln lhe Amerkan League, Boston lodged Baltimore, 2-1, in l2lnnlngs, Detroit topped New York , 2-1, Minnesota blanked Kansas City, 6-0, Cleveland nipped Milwaukee, 5-4, Chicago routed Texas, 14~. and Oakland beat C8llfornla, 43. Cincinnati moved a game aliead of the Dodgers in the Western Division with a fiverun lOth Inning . Phil Gagliano's two out, basesloaded bunt single snapped the 7-7 tie and Pete Rose and Joe Morgan followed with two-run singles. Rose, who fiow has 202 hits this year, drove in four runs with three hits. The Dodgers droppe<! out ot the lie for first place when they lost to San Francisco as 21game winner Ron Bryant and Elias Spsa combined on a onehitler-a one-out seventh inning single by Joe Ferguson. Bryant 's now won 21 games. The Giants are five games back of Cincinnati. Tom Seaver picked up his 16th win on a five-hitter as the Mets topped the Phillies. Seaver struok out 13 lo run his league-leading total to 218. Jim Lonborg took the loss. Montreal remained three games back of St. Louis by downing Chicago as rookie Steve Rogers posted his seventh victory. Mike Marshall came on to get the final out and post his 28th save. Dusty Baker's two-run homer paced AUanlll put San Diego. Hank Aaron doubled and walkc'll twice and hls double off the leflfield wall missed bein~ horner No. 709 by only a cooplc or feel. . I ---------~ . I 1 I Our lnlerest Is Greater For You 1 1 i 6% i I 1 Year Certificates I Of Deposit I II 16 percent per year on 1 hear Certificates of 1 I Depos i t . $1.000.001 I Minimum . Interest 1 1payable Quarterly. 1 I I II I 1 II Meigs Branch --(!) iC 1 I The Athens County Savings - Loan Co, 296 Second St. Pomeroy, Ohio , 1 11 All Accounts Insured $20,000.00 by FS LIC To I I I I I1 I ~ 'diDi;l •~. \ . . ,_ ________ _JI •r, ••'' ' I @ ,\ ::.l•./ "-t.;· ,.,\ • was it." In the other games, Montreal edged Chicago, 3-2, Cincinnati routed Houston, 12-7, in 10 innings, San Francisco beat Los Angeles, 3-1, Atlanta blanked San Diego, 3-ll; and p re•SeaSOfl .· PRICES GOING UP? You Will Find Our •.. Prices Are Going Down. GOODYEAR POLYGLAS grid ends TUBELESS WHITEWALL this Sunday Special Price On BlerM. By Unlled Pres• lnlemallqnal The final weekend of National Football League preseason games will be spread over a four-day period. Miami, making its. third consecutive appearance on national television, is al Dallas Thursday night while on Friday, Kansas City is at St. Louis, New England at Detroit and San Francisco at Los Angeles. On Saturday, Cleveland takes on the Giants in Akron, Ohio, the New York Jets play Philadelphia in Tampa, Fla., . Oakland is al Buffalo, Green Bay at Cincinnati, Atlanta at Pittsburgh, Minnesota at San Diego and Houston at New Orleans. Baltimore is at Denver and Chicago al Washington on Sunday. 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'' CORN FLAKES ~ · r-·~ 2 .. . ·-., WHITE ONIONS _ .___, [I.G.A. Alum •. Foil 88¢ FRESH GREEN - --· .. ... I ' . �4 . The Dall)•Sentinel. tllluJefJUtH·ullll'lvy . v ., :.ept. ~.IH7:t • {'lc l(e;;'twe ihe Rtght lo Unlit Quanltltes .·:' .• ' .• • ' I SUDDEN .Mixed Vegetables tGA BEAUTY :~~~~. m~9,~. .~~R GROCERY Bill 3 OL 89~ 4cans HAIR SPRAY 1 ,....-- --~---~,....-__, 59¢ tG.A. 3~~~· $100 Saltine Crackers o~ grocery purchases of $25.00 or more w1th cash register tape and specified purchase of SANKKJl' caffein brand 97\ free coffee 1 I I \ tG.A. Pancake Mix 2 lb. box and . LOG CABIN SYRUP 39' j .• and I I.G.A. . IShasta Root Beer Notebook PAPER 500 Sheets . Vz gal. 18" 59' I DAYTIME ·PAMPERS 30's 59' 1 .. . LG.A. · . _ '' ltMriloliiiWitli.. c.VAI.IIh.. SAIIIMIS .,.,- _ M&R ONIONS ~ · 25~ lb. .. ~ ••t• V'•• bag rJ9 . 1 ~, 1111 I i----1-~ CORf O!IATION --. - · t · . _...J,._ - SO" I" .• ___.,..,.,.. . •• • •• . C.... • * • • 240L . . 2 tor VAN CAMPS PORK &BEANS 3 29 oz. cans $}00 I .. .·I.G.A. TALL CANS MILK 4 95¢ cans . I.G.A. FRENCH STYLE .· GREEN ·. BEANS 4 89t 303 cans I.G.A·•.. CORN I ' 32 OL . . . LIMIT 2 EXPIRES 9/ 8/ 73 · WITH' \ I · COUPOM ~~ ~ L.. . .. f, I . • ••••••• ••••••••• ~~ 1 M&R COUPON . I BOUNTY $}00 I TOWELS3 "I 'I Cream or Whole Kemel 5 cans 2 ::k WITH COUPON · 12 lb. to 14 lb. LOINS ~ : .. .. . . ' . ' ' .• ' .•• ' 'TI :t ;t· :1 EXPIRES 9/8/73 . ----------~-----~.• -' ' MIDDLEPORT ~11·• 1 t~xed I .. _____ • OPPING 1 II LIQUID .· LB. ALL EXCEPT BEEF & HAM • i JOY CHOW - .. 25 lb. $' : 99 e T. V. DINNERS ~ENf.RAl_F.OOO~ ~ .d~::·. :o~ - ·- - t at penod . offe r· vot·d wh.e~ cert• ftea te IS reproduced or where Offer Allo prokhlb •ted , or o1herwtse restricted. w wee s 1or rece1ptof refund. ~· J__ I D ·G CentetS & First Cut Mixed BANQUET · -. - r~----------------1 . M&R COUPON . LOINS BAG _ I 1 ' PURNA :> _ H •• 'Q• SlJ .'it:... f7.. , SYRUP ·. PORK 20 LB. --- 1· WITH COUPON bag _ ---- , St lll t e :..-.. My refund should be· $ Sll :5 5 Ou rJ ' LOG CABIN lf4 SLICED - _....__ 1 3R;LLS·. gg¢ 39~8. HEAD .tpurchan tte tot•! , .01 mount of your 1 'ot"'" 5 rn., ·certdtutt : '---~::.:.:.,__ .__ _ TOWELS SEEDLESS GRAPES - l. Only one cas.h i'egrster tape can accompa ny request for a refund . StQre name must appear on t•pe. 2. ReQuest for refund . . ficato mu•t be made on th15 celt•· JUMBO . SAVE - --- _ rtqu\reg) BOUNTY WITH . COUPON ~ ~-.. __ _ Soo~. MIDDLEPORT : OHIO \ . Ground S•nko "" "d " " h o 2 ounu p«>ofo of " " " ' " omptod . 2. ooe '""'""I from0'"' 2, •• 0, 16 Ol s in or loa C•b•rt' Syrup ! 3 ' 1. taiMI frol"'i the 'tare ma.,a ae r·, . Offer hmtted to one refund oerfarilily. dn•&nate.d breallfut •te-m \o•c •al I 4. Offer good from August 27 t o October 31 , 1973. • . On• Cil lih re&•\1~1' UJM' • .,...,,,. odr:nt t .I Yhour ref.und request must be post ma r"'-ed dunng - WHITE . SOLID ~-- ~- IMPORTANT ~:~;':;.~~~~~\~:! o~/~·~~·0 D1r~:~ &q uarl t~m t!Je p luttc ltd of • _ _ _..... I CELERY LARGE 24. SIZE ' ZIP~~( iM artu l On~ CALifORNIA 2 Bunches Addro" -· _ Crt~ _ -.· t:~roof• ca e•n•ted cofltt - C 1110f1101rltlon, P.O. Box 7004, Kanktlcee . 1 •no 1 60901 'I .· - - - ...... ...,. ;\ No mo b Or t•O small aru of ""purcl'laW: 0 poundfrom I or ' "ff<• ounc.} of Sanki" bfand dt · 18 OL box ¢ 32 oz. 2 for --~-- - - ' -· - - ----Moll to: 10% Cl.lh Refund Offer, Genorol. FoodJ Elthe«n • o•oofol can••""""""' (2 pouru;j ) 0, 11lr '''I" '" 18 '"""' of s'"'' b""' •• ulfe.nalld coffu. A proo f of gurchne . JOY LIQUID . 10_1b. $}19 U.S. NO. 1 MICHIGAN ' WHITE I s 111 ~oa' f11ble an)C-f.:r-y \ lor e na m•. ,tlo w•n l POTATOES 4'Jq~ ' lI • oc• ""'"• """"' ... ~ . SHOPPING . CENTER RUSSET . ' ' ,..,.., ,.., ...., ,.,...,. '""' " molllo oll "".,tho followtli , " 1l :n>olfof-o f·pi,lrt hllu h o.m br•"t:l . 7 ~ 11 ta ~ - i- ~,_!~DUNER ' ..,.~J .,_,._,._,_. ~ ~C9 1'1 1 I MAIL·IN CERTIFICATE CORN FLAKES JUMBo<'::-:_ 18-~oz._ box__ __ .' I.G.A. '' CORN FLAKES ~ · r-·~ 2 .. . ·-., WHITE ONIONS _ .___, [I.G.A. Alum •. Foil 88¢ FRESH GREEN - --· .. ... I ' . �' • • leuermen lncludin~ quar• W•lker, 170 pound ~jollbick, : t;)rbacks, l.arry FrMsher • a and Vernoo Miller, 1115 pound •• • scniur, and Terry CariAlr, a fullbick . Symmes Valley. 2·8 !all : junior. · Other uperlenced running ye•r, will open at !lock Hill, ~ 'l'twomducs QpCn their sea•on al hacks are IJoyd Wood, 170 another l.awrence County • Green Twp. The Tornadoes pound wingback; Kevin school. •• • a~aln are considered strong • with 10 ret~rninl( lettermen. They are Verne Ord, senior • I' : signal caller; Randy ForbeS, ••• Dennis Hawk, Mike Codner, •• Jim Williams, Mitch Nease, 3 MI. SOUTH OF MIDDLEPORT ON S. A. 1 • David Huddleston, Tim Maurer, Greg Dunning and • APPEARING Hon Johnson. ••" Offensively, the Tornadoes SEPT., • have eight returning starters ""' while seven return to Uleir defensive posts. Coach Bob Ashley's SouthRED STEWART AND THE western Highlanders entertain AMBASSADORS Zane Trace of Ross County. Southwestern has II returning 6 _ Thl' Daily Sentinel, r.uddleport-Pomeo·oy. 0 .. Sept. 5.197:1 ·SV AC opens Friday night with six grid games , • I ' !.JII>ak RoiiiK•b. Jr. Fjliitiloh returns to the local • spool.lci!pe Friday night with ~ onelii'lllue and five non-league ; enc~ters highlighting action • In Ole•dlass A High School . Southern Valley At hletic ; Conference. : Cq~~ch Spike Berkh imer 's ~ Ea91ern Eagles of Meigs : COUjlly travel to Hannan Trace ' in Callia .County In the only ~ lea~e game. Eastern rinished ; secd.\ld In the SV AC last fall ~ witlt a 5.1 mark. Overall, the : ,Eagies pos led a a-4 record. • Hanfoan •Trace finished last : 'willl an 11-6 slate and failed to : record a' victory in its eight : 'outihgs. · •• • Followers of the great : autopnn sport feel Southern, ~··· the defending 1972 champ, and .• Hannan TraCI' Wiltlcals have nt Cheshit\', KyRcr f;rt'Cll has Pr11 I t~ft• nsc •nd Pro 44 nine l'(•turnin~ lett<•rmen but seven rcturin~ lellennen from tlcfcnsc. 4tso )'CIII''s squad which pust<'tl Wuhama is H) a!ler an 111-ll lat•k uvc•·ttll rx.pt'rience. vktoo'y last ~' riday over RC'turning H-1' lett2rmen u•·e "5-:t-1 recur~ . Clay Hudson, senior quar· Buffnlo. The While Falcons The ·Pirates have seve n Randy Halley, Don Wells. Jeff tcrback . lcods ohe Bubcat have 14 rolurniug seniors and returning lettermen and a fast. Wells, Kevin Swain, Bill Hall, Hunning b~ck s are strong hQpCS to improve Its 5-;i ufft•nse. well-balanced back fie ld John Montgomery, Larry t.nwrence Tabor, senior rec..-d nr t972. composed of Sterling Logan, Sibley, Freddie Wray and wilback; Mark Waller, junior The starting offensive unll· Kimberly H;oll , Bruce Runyon Bobby Saunders. Norlh Gallia will travel to fullblock; Chris Prestt>o, Ben will average 181 pounds with and Fred Logan. Ralph Smith, Arnett and Tom Kern, all Uoe line going 184 pounds and senior quarterback, has shown AI hens County for a battle with the backfield 176 poun~s . the highly-louted Nelsonvill· sophomores. lots of leadership qualities. Anchoring the offensive line neturnees include All Stale Eastern, according to Coach York Buckeyes. The Buckeyes are junoors, Dave Wise and Bob IJnebacker Mark Mitchell and Berkhimer, has a young, have one of the largest squads ine>perienced squad with only ever, 78 players. They are led Donnell, seniors, Marc punter-place kicker Jeff Lawhon, Ron Roush and John Haymaker . Others are three seniors, three juniors, by seniors Bill Woodson and Runoley and sophomores, Jeff quarterback Terry Smith and and one sophomore as retur- Greg Smalhers. running back Mike Lewis. Coach Jim Sprague's Kyger Blazer and Jim Ward. ning lett'errnen . Senior The Bobcats operate from a Coach Bill Jewell's Southern Creek Bobcats will meet the re turnee~ are Tim Baum, John Sheets Dan Chaffee, Phil Wahama While Falcons of ~P~:=::::::.~~:::::.~.::::.~:::~~~~~~~"!-~:»"!t..":::~~~"%~l~·~1}."wm-~~"!!:.~m:s?·.-·: n~x.:.s i .![: :e······ v:e :.• Bowen: Mike Lark.ins and Mason County, W. Va . on Bachtel Field near Mason. Randy Blake. Coach Torn Be lville's Last season Wahama won 9..a -Save A BushelKy~cr Greek ~u·c llw teallis lu beal this fall . Nor cun Colach J ohn Blake 's North Gallia Pirates be rountcd out. j·in CASH, CHARGE, LAY-AWAY ~ Kings Arms Nite .Club - R 6 10 PM TIL 2 AM r~ 36 INCH COURTESY ~~-...-.:~~~~'<**~1 ~ U•.. .~· ·Open net ':!!: -The 'FOREST HILlS N.Y. (UP!) quarter-final win Tuesday over Young Tu~ks and the ''~" J1ritain 's Virginia Wade, pre- S Old Guard go to the hatU~' vailing in two. sudden death .. .ments lodaY in the U.S. Open ·, sets, 7.0, 7.0. Moss Wade played ~ Ten"i& Championships. , ··• extreme!\ well. . r Jimmy Connors, the just- In men s play, Stan lm1th ~ turned 21-year~ld, oppo~es , had :a brisk workout ~ga~nst ik John Newcombe 29 and tlie Torn Gorman before worunng, !: inan who found the F~imtain of 3-0, 7<J, 6-3, 6-4, and Nikki Pille, :: Youth, 33-year-old Ken Rose- who precipitated th~ massive :. wall, meets 19-year-old giant ATP walkout at Wombledon, :!! killer Vijay Arnritraj of India, • with semifinal berths the ~ 'reward for the winners. HOLLEDER HONORED Seeded ninth, a notch above WEST POINT, N.Y. (UPI)· N~CQrnbe, Connors shrugs. 1 Army Maj. Donald Walter ''There's not much difference · Holleder will be honored here between the ninth or the posth.umously by the city of sixteenth seed," be said. Rochester N.Y. with a dedica· As Jor Rosewall, w~at more lion of a stadium to his can lie said than that he has memory on Sept. 9. come this far 'without the loss The former All-America foot! of a set? · ball player was killed in action ~ An upset win for the per- in Vietnam on Oct. 17, 1967. The S<mable Vijay· would establish Hon. Howard Callaway, Secrehim aa·one of the foremost of tary of the Army, and Lt. Gen. 1 the Young Turks, Not many William Knowlton, West Point plllyers, of any age, could lay Academy superintendent, are Clailll·w laying low both Laver included in the list of speakers. and R~$0Wall at Forest Hilla in the same year. In women's play, Julie STARS ACQUIRE Heldman, still on Cloud Nine SALT LAKE CITY (UP!) despite the tarnish on her Tbe Utah Stars of the American . i default win over Billie Jean, Bask~lball Association Tuesday f opposes West Germany's acqwred cente~ David Brent Helga Maathoff; Chris Evert · from the Carolma Cougars for l seeka to take another· step to• ,a !~lure draft chooce and ,an i he't~ major title by stowing undiscl~ed amount of cash. J the nowcrusa'ding Rosie Carolina gave up Brent after 1 Casals and Evonne Goolagong trading for center Jim Chones meets' last year's beaten of the ABA New York Nets finallf\, fellow Aussie Kerry under a somolar deaL · 1 Melville. The 7-fobt-1, 21-year-old cenThe three winners will join ter was a holdout all of last second-seeded Margaret Court season with the Cougars. He in the semifinal bracket, with finally agreed to terms this the Evert-Casals winner op- summer· posing the Grand SlaJ!i' He is expected to report to ; champion of 1970. Uie Stars' training camp here " Mrs. Court had a rugged September 10. f. , l l I put down the 17-year-old Swedish boy who had been the darling of that limited field. Pille prevailed over Bjorn Borg, 6-4, 5-7, 6-3, 6-4. The Wimbledon winner, Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakis, ad· vanced, putting out Australia's John Ale~ander, and Onny Parun of New Zealand gained the other quarter-flnal berth by disposing of Australia's Rosa Case in a match pretty much ignored by the crowd of 8,155poorest of the tournament. Most spectators tried to get a glimpse of .Billie Jean who, "feeling terrible,'' returned to action in a doubles match, joining Miss Casals in a Ji-7, 7.0, 6-1 win over Julie Anthony and Mona Schallau. ~ORESS PRINTS 59¢ ~ ,l'*'-:,-.,.-.,'\~'W,"=?.:-:>;::,~ l 1 l • ~ ..~· --:&: .... ·---~~"""'m .. · m : j « Xvoi'O'W:'oX:OT..oT..oo 11 1 OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS TIL 9 AT MURPHY'S CHARGE IT! D A 100 Reg. '9.98 D red : blue, YOUR FRIENDLY STORES $ 99 The Dai~ Sentinel patterns. Reg. $3 . ~ value. Small, medium and large. Get REG. $8.99 - 24 x 48 INCH WALNUT yours now at this low price. FRAMED PICtURES MEIGS·MASON AREA CHI!!STI!R L. TAHHIHILL, l•n. Ed. ROllE !ItT HOEFLICH , City Editor Publlsh~d dail';' ncept Saturday by The Oh io Valley Publishing Company , 111 Court St., Pomero'f' , Ohio, o&5769. BUsln" Office Phon~ 992- 2 1~ . Edltorlll Phone 9n . STIFFLER'S BACK TO SCHOOL FOR THE YOUNG HEART SPORTSWEAR Second ctau postage pa id ill Pomero., , Ohio . Naflonal advertis ing representative Bolt lnei ii Gellagher , Inc., 12 Ent42tld St.. New York ,New Yor k . Subscript i on rain : Dell'lered by urrler where l'lllllble S.S cents per week ; By Motor Route wture c1rrl1r Urvlce not avlllable : One month , 12. Bv melt In Ohio and W. VI ., One Veer, S16; Six months, -II.SO ; Three months , S5..5D . Et'fwhtre Sl8 ve•r ; slx months st.SO ; three mont hs . 16. Subsc r iption price In · CIOdl$ Sundl'f Times - this down. Separates: the way to Pomeroy put together your wardrobe for classroom wear. Try sweaters, Store shirts, skirts, and pants, jackets. all sorts of vests .. . tel them relate at random . Casually. You know? It's Bobby Brooks from Stiffler's. Only Senllnel. .·OTHERS AT 13.99 REG. $3.98 Friendly Stiffler Store. BRUSHED TRICOT GOWNI 33 Great auortmont of ~ Inch Sport Faprlca In popular prints and colors. Sow your way bock to school and save. denim ex.tra durable 14 oz. plus denim, sanforized, Get several pair now at your Soft button front and elasticized neckline styles 1\'ith delicate trims. Comfy long sleeves. Assorted pastels. S, M, l. •'. - REG. $13.96 9!~, Set of 1·1/2 and 2 qt. covered saucepans, 5 qt. Dutch oven , 10" lrypon, interchongeable lid. Bakelite h9ndles. Pomeroy Well Trimmed Bock-to:Sctooot Jiam. - romous Movertck flare I""'' 6 to 16. Denim well mode. You will want oeveral pair at lilts tow price at Sllf- $133 fltr11. Shop us first. $399 BEACON CELESTE ELECTRIC STEAK .~-1.59 single control automatic electric blanket Is machine washable. 99 PAIR SIZES REG. 53 .99 VALUE REG. $12.99 VALUE LAOIES2 Pc. SOLID FOAM Reg . $3.99 value . Solid foam posture .foam bed pillow, Non-allergic. Soft. Large size. See these and get a new pair now at this low, low price. Save at your Friendly Stllfter Stores. PANT SUIT ' The fashton that always looks right whatever season. A Reg. $12.99 value tn Polyester and Nylon . Asst. colors. Size 10 to 18 and hatf sizes. See these for Value Plus. -San ABudtl• LADIES' MOULDED SOLE SPORT SNEAKERS Ladltt Aaierlcail. maca• . '. 21ft Size Cans Del Monte & Star Kist TUNA FISH :a~z. sse.sge MACKEREL I . 3 15 oz. c1ns 1.19 Oval Size SARDINES 1 ~~ 69~ FOR MEN ANU ' REG. Pretty 72 x 90" polyester blanket is · permanapped lor lasting softne". Pink, gold, avocado, lilac, blue. S9• GV 78~EIN 2 88C for 47• EACH So many colorful Stock up now on reody-lo-knil Orion • acryl· ic in bright foil foshion colon. 4 ounce, 4· ply skeins. Mothproof. Machine washable. favorites! Smooth decorative frames. rul bug, 54•20llB", Zippered . ......... 99C D. SHOE BAG REGULAR $ 1,. 3 9 FA,XgU~ ~UASNHEt NON - FAMOUS FRUIT-OF-THE-LOOM MEN'S and BOYS' FAMOUS HANES UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR BOYS KNIT BRIEFS PKG. of 3 OR TEE SHIRTS .Package of Three MEN'S KNIT BRIEFS $ OR TEE SHIRTS Package of Three MEN'S WHITE KNIT ATHLETIC SHIRTS - -· Package of Three MEN'S BROADCLOTH . . · BOXER SHORTS I Pat:ka!~e of Three lS 2 szts BOYS TSHIRT_12.79 '2.79 BOYS BRIEFS PKG. of 3 MEN'S f.SHIRT_ 13.99 MEN'S BRIEFS-'3.69 MEN'S ATH. SHIRT 13.69 MEN'S NEW FALL DOUBLE KNIT SLACKS Men'• now 100 per cent Polyuler double kntt drosa slacks. Ntw fell colors and patterns wtth Iota ol give end lake now llerea. Their amort. SH those et your Friendly Stillier Store&. All slzn Boy lhom on Ley. Away. ( EXCITING FAll COlORS COSTUME JEWELRY 2 99C for Accen t pins , rope neck laces, earri ngs, pendant s, bracelets. NO IRON WALNUT GRAIN FINISH DIGITAL CLOCK RADIO ~2388 Convenient side -by-s ide AM / FM dio l, 24 hour alarm w1th sleep switch. Easy set radio and clock con trol s. PANASONIC BUTTON CONTROL CASSEtTE RECORDER 3288 Ea sy recording with built-in condenser micro· phone . Botlery/elecoric operollon. Bold co)oro. D SHEETS HOLDS 6 PRS. TWIN FLAT TWIN FITTED REG. $2.99 MEN'S or BOYS' FABRIC OX~ORDS .. . Rugged bo1kelball siyle ·,n novy blue deo•m. Podded vinyl collar, trim . Sius 2-1 /2·0, 0-1/2· MATCHING Pillow Cases 11. • ORLON ~jNYLON . ~OYS REG. $29.88 E1~H FULL FITTED Pair FALL SALE "SOUND" VALUES ... CHARGE IT! de on ~ inyl. Hendy 42l': 13l': 19" ~­ . '' ''i ,' ' EN'S CREW lOCKS ; Light, sport, dar~ col· : orl, Fil 0-13. 258 PAIR 64C REG . $4.99 PR. ROLLA WAY STYLE GARMENT RACK . " D'~r0 399 REG. $2.77 BJG 16" X CIIAM CAIAMILI 16" THROW PILLOWS ~I!~ P o ll ~he d chromo ru ck i~ 38 " wido . Hos eos~Jro ll co s t ~rs, low· Co1·ded or fringed co lton ~o t ee11 o• ,hik i shor1tun'il CJ ce tote blend. or shoo i helf ond hot rack . 5o Sol o, res;lient polyc1 ler fi ll. C: Of1Vet t'i 61l1! REG. $1 DECORATIVE POllED tREE t!l'ft,3) 999 EACH Full lolioge rub'b•r , polmetlo, yucco ond roin tree ore so life· like! Each Is 4 h. high , · 27$ Ll. Rich, creamy contef'l, frfth, chewy caramel. REGULAR PRICI 59' Ll. THE EASY VIAY•CHARG .Sliver Bridge Shopping Plaza- Both Stores In Gallipolis- Point Pleasant Store • c ®D488 TREMENDOUS .VALUEI WINTUK YARN PICTURES C. JUMBO SU IT BAG - W1p e II I REG. $1.29 12" FRAMED A. 16 GARMENl BA G · Doisy design , full1ip per, 54x 19x l3". B. 8 GARMEN T BAG · 8ri9ht flo- .. eani'l neaten wltb · '"'+Jalalolll ... rr'' 1 FU~L FLAT $133 ~~~ STEW :..~~~-~~-~~:-~~.~~~..................~.~·..1.39 . BEEF ROAST .. ~~.~~~..7~!.: ......... ~ .............. !~; ..1.09 ~; SA-···· •.-!J m.~~:W~~.~ Each . PRINTED BLANKET x EACH $ 99 ALL PAIR BLANKETS BED PILLOW The famous Celeste full size, 10 $1.98157 2 for $3 ~toroge. SPEClAL VALUE! ROUND ·a ... • .,.. llaiUIIIfwdlla... .. wllltt. "-''eu ..ell. . Men's Dept. SLUMBER ROSE REG. OXFOR_ DS Lq llllrlq' _ ....... . BE~F COO~WARE REG. $5.98 Vinyl Closet Organizers -~ TEN.NIS ~~~-­ 7-PIECE WEAR-EVER ALUMINUM Priced From Open Mo~.- Thur5. 9 a.m.' to7 p.m.- Friday5 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.- 5aturday5 9 a.m. t o 8-:•30 p.m. • '· '" SKEINS deep frames in handsome walnut finish , SPORTS FABRICS Men ,.s Famous Maverick flare denim jeans, " 350" 4PLY Beautiful landscapes, seascapes, 1/orols, sti/{ . lifes and Spanish influenced motifs. 2-1 / 2'1 -Save ABushel.,.. Values To 11.00 DENIM JEANS A study in layered looks. Write 6~~'" SA'I£ $1.15 Back To School Men's Popular . MAVERICK FLAR~ NEW FALL AND WINTER 2151 two-tone $284YARD ' Fiberglo1 - lM Owens-Corning A sst : iacqu•rd patterns or laCQuard an~ ~ ·•oe stitch soli~!!, Each DEVOTED TO THE INTI REST Oft from shrink. Fo~m backing insulates against heat and told, muffles notse. Single window size. Decorator colOn. SIZE sleeve, new fall sport shirts. Double Knit Fabrics In an PR. ].2 X '90" Large selection of men's long press . 96 LAY-AWAY NOW AND SAVE! SPORT SHIRTS Permanent REG. $5.44 "Bradford" hand washable droperies won't sfretch or perfect for work and sc hool! Reinforced run bon toe s. One size fit s 5'- 5' 7", 100· 150 pounds . - . PAIR REG. $6.44 84" LENGTH ... 4. PAIR Specia l Buy! lighl ond dark fash ion shades ...save A Bushel. At Stiffler's. MEN'S·BOY'S· YOUTHS LACE·l 0· TO~ USDA CHOICE S7• 7·14 HURRY FOR THIS BIG fALl BUY! Back To School Men's Long Sleeve $SA1 V4E8 · REG. g rey, fl OVy or block . Size Double-Knit FABRIC pet. Textured Polyester Choose 96 63 INCH LENGTH array of fashion colors. • WE CUT· Solid Color Draperies waistband . All in si.~r. bold pla ids of green, -Save ABush~!60" Inch Polyester VALUES TO 13.99 Glrl.l back to IChool drelses in solid colon, plaids and prints. Sizes 3 to 6X and 7 to 14. INSULATED with pop ular button ': DRESSES FIBERGLAS Sperty cuffed flot es POMEROY and MIDDLEPORT -Save A Bushel At Stiffler'sGIRLS PRETTY NEW BACK· TO-SCHOOL .. tT! SIZES 30-42 WFIR£ -SME F'ABAICSOF )'JUDE HEEL 84 $ . ... \ ' Neat Banroll waistband, 4 pock· ets, belt loops. Autumn brown, navy, burgundy, fancy patterns. i~ EA. . ,. ~ sAVl •2.\ 4 J. REGULAR $9.88 ~ ~· FA ll SALE VAlUE SCOOP! MISSES PLAID FLARES '• ' 8¢ 8 POMEROY, OHIO WE ARE . HERE TO SERVE YOU! SOFT COITON ~~· to l1.19. Stock up now for Chrtslmas at these special prices. PRICED FROM I I I I ~ MEN'S ·FANCY FLARE SLACKS .' ,' One targe table of asst. toys for boys and girls. V~lu.es ~ Fine quaDty •Inch prtntllr, ~ ~ a bl& dlcolce II. new pelleml, :l'! I I TOYS :I ..,. HANDSOME DOUBLE KNIT POLYESTER r:LUES TO 11.19 ASST. 1 QUANTITIES LAST FA ','. _ ::~~~=~=::;:~~:;:;.~ce_a_: .~. SHOP EARLY WHILE SALE PRICES THRU SAT., ·sEPT. 15 • THURSDAY, . •• 3 EASY WAYS TO BUY ••• •..................................,.eo lEight stay alive .. •· COMPLETELY FIRESAFE ...... I ' I �' • • leuermen lncludin~ quar• W•lker, 170 pound ~jollbick, : t;)rbacks, l.arry FrMsher • a and Vernoo Miller, 1115 pound •• • scniur, and Terry CariAlr, a fullbick . Symmes Valley. 2·8 !all : junior. · Other uperlenced running ye•r, will open at !lock Hill, ~ 'l'twomducs QpCn their sea•on al hacks are IJoyd Wood, 170 another l.awrence County • Green Twp. The Tornadoes pound wingback; Kevin school. •• • a~aln are considered strong • with 10 ret~rninl( lettermen. They are Verne Ord, senior • I' : signal caller; Randy ForbeS, ••• Dennis Hawk, Mike Codner, •• Jim Williams, Mitch Nease, 3 MI. SOUTH OF MIDDLEPORT ON S. A. 1 • David Huddleston, Tim Maurer, Greg Dunning and • APPEARING Hon Johnson. ••" Offensively, the Tornadoes SEPT., • have eight returning starters ""' while seven return to Uleir defensive posts. Coach Bob Ashley's SouthRED STEWART AND THE western Highlanders entertain AMBASSADORS Zane Trace of Ross County. Southwestern has II returning 6 _ Thl' Daily Sentinel, r.uddleport-Pomeo·oy. 0 .. Sept. 5.197:1 ·SV AC opens Friday night with six grid games , • I ' !.JII>ak RoiiiK•b. Jr. Fjliitiloh returns to the local • spool.lci!pe Friday night with ~ onelii'lllue and five non-league ; enc~ters highlighting action • In Ole•dlass A High School . Southern Valley At hletic ; Conference. : Cq~~ch Spike Berkh imer 's ~ Ea91ern Eagles of Meigs : COUjlly travel to Hannan Trace ' in Callia .County In the only ~ lea~e game. Eastern rinished ; secd.\ld In the SV AC last fall ~ witlt a 5.1 mark. Overall, the : ,Eagies pos led a a-4 record. • Hanfoan •Trace finished last : 'willl an 11-6 slate and failed to : record a' victory in its eight : 'outihgs. · •• • Followers of the great : autopnn sport feel Southern, ~··· the defending 1972 champ, and .• Hannan TraCI' Wiltlcals have nt Cheshit\', KyRcr f;rt'Cll has Pr11 I t~ft• nsc •nd Pro 44 nine l'(•turnin~ lett<•rmen but seven rcturin~ lellennen from tlcfcnsc. 4tso )'CIII''s squad which pust<'tl Wuhama is H) a!ler an 111-ll lat•k uvc•·ttll rx.pt'rience. vktoo'y last ~' riday over RC'turning H-1' lett2rmen u•·e "5-:t-1 recur~ . Clay Hudson, senior quar· Buffnlo. The While Falcons The ·Pirates have seve n Randy Halley, Don Wells. Jeff tcrback . lcods ohe Bubcat have 14 rolurniug seniors and returning lettermen and a fast. Wells, Kevin Swain, Bill Hall, Hunning b~ck s are strong hQpCS to improve Its 5-;i ufft•nse. well-balanced back fie ld John Montgomery, Larry t.nwrence Tabor, senior rec..-d nr t972. composed of Sterling Logan, Sibley, Freddie Wray and wilback; Mark Waller, junior The starting offensive unll· Kimberly H;oll , Bruce Runyon Bobby Saunders. Norlh Gallia will travel to fullblock; Chris Prestt>o, Ben will average 181 pounds with and Fred Logan. Ralph Smith, Arnett and Tom Kern, all Uoe line going 184 pounds and senior quarterback, has shown AI hens County for a battle with the backfield 176 poun~s . the highly-louted Nelsonvill· sophomores. lots of leadership qualities. Anchoring the offensive line neturnees include All Stale Eastern, according to Coach York Buckeyes. The Buckeyes are junoors, Dave Wise and Bob IJnebacker Mark Mitchell and Berkhimer, has a young, have one of the largest squads ine>perienced squad with only ever, 78 players. They are led Donnell, seniors, Marc punter-place kicker Jeff Lawhon, Ron Roush and John Haymaker . Others are three seniors, three juniors, by seniors Bill Woodson and Runoley and sophomores, Jeff quarterback Terry Smith and and one sophomore as retur- Greg Smalhers. running back Mike Lewis. Coach Jim Sprague's Kyger Blazer and Jim Ward. ning lett'errnen . Senior The Bobcats operate from a Coach Bill Jewell's Southern Creek Bobcats will meet the re turnee~ are Tim Baum, John Sheets Dan Chaffee, Phil Wahama While Falcons of ~P~:=::::::.~~:::::.~.::::.~:::~~~~~~~"!-~:»"!t..":::~~~"%~l~·~1}."wm-~~"!!:.~m:s?·.-·: n~x.:.s i .![: :e······ v:e :.• Bowen: Mike Lark.ins and Mason County, W. Va . on Bachtel Field near Mason. Randy Blake. Coach Torn Be lville's Last season Wahama won 9..a -Save A BushelKy~cr Greek ~u·c llw teallis lu beal this fall . Nor cun Colach J ohn Blake 's North Gallia Pirates be rountcd out. j·in CASH, CHARGE, LAY-AWAY ~ Kings Arms Nite .Club - R 6 10 PM TIL 2 AM r~ 36 INCH COURTESY ~~-...-.:~~~~'<**~1 ~ U•.. .~· ·Open net ':!!: -The 'FOREST HILlS N.Y. (UP!) quarter-final win Tuesday over Young Tu~ks and the ''~" J1ritain 's Virginia Wade, pre- S Old Guard go to the hatU~' vailing in two. sudden death .. .ments lodaY in the U.S. Open ·, sets, 7.0, 7.0. Moss Wade played ~ Ten"i& Championships. , ··• extreme!\ well. . r Jimmy Connors, the just- In men s play, Stan lm1th ~ turned 21-year~ld, oppo~es , had :a brisk workout ~ga~nst ik John Newcombe 29 and tlie Torn Gorman before worunng, !: inan who found the F~imtain of 3-0, 7<J, 6-3, 6-4, and Nikki Pille, :: Youth, 33-year-old Ken Rose- who precipitated th~ massive :. wall, meets 19-year-old giant ATP walkout at Wombledon, :!! killer Vijay Arnritraj of India, • with semifinal berths the ~ 'reward for the winners. HOLLEDER HONORED Seeded ninth, a notch above WEST POINT, N.Y. (UPI)· N~CQrnbe, Connors shrugs. 1 Army Maj. Donald Walter ''There's not much difference · Holleder will be honored here between the ninth or the posth.umously by the city of sixteenth seed," be said. Rochester N.Y. with a dedica· As Jor Rosewall, w~at more lion of a stadium to his can lie said than that he has memory on Sept. 9. come this far 'without the loss The former All-America foot! of a set? · ball player was killed in action ~ An upset win for the per- in Vietnam on Oct. 17, 1967. The S<mable Vijay· would establish Hon. Howard Callaway, Secrehim aa·one of the foremost of tary of the Army, and Lt. Gen. 1 the Young Turks, Not many William Knowlton, West Point plllyers, of any age, could lay Academy superintendent, are Clailll·w laying low both Laver included in the list of speakers. and R~$0Wall at Forest Hilla in the same year. In women's play, Julie STARS ACQUIRE Heldman, still on Cloud Nine SALT LAKE CITY (UP!) despite the tarnish on her Tbe Utah Stars of the American . i default win over Billie Jean, Bask~lball Association Tuesday f opposes West Germany's acqwred cente~ David Brent Helga Maathoff; Chris Evert · from the Carolma Cougars for l seeka to take another· step to• ,a !~lure draft chooce and ,an i he't~ major title by stowing undiscl~ed amount of cash. J the nowcrusa'ding Rosie Carolina gave up Brent after 1 Casals and Evonne Goolagong trading for center Jim Chones meets' last year's beaten of the ABA New York Nets finallf\, fellow Aussie Kerry under a somolar deaL · 1 Melville. The 7-fobt-1, 21-year-old cenThe three winners will join ter was a holdout all of last second-seeded Margaret Court season with the Cougars. He in the semifinal bracket, with finally agreed to terms this the Evert-Casals winner op- summer· posing the Grand SlaJ!i' He is expected to report to ; champion of 1970. Uie Stars' training camp here " Mrs. Court had a rugged September 10. f. , l l I put down the 17-year-old Swedish boy who had been the darling of that limited field. Pille prevailed over Bjorn Borg, 6-4, 5-7, 6-3, 6-4. The Wimbledon winner, Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakis, ad· vanced, putting out Australia's John Ale~ander, and Onny Parun of New Zealand gained the other quarter-flnal berth by disposing of Australia's Rosa Case in a match pretty much ignored by the crowd of 8,155poorest of the tournament. Most spectators tried to get a glimpse of .Billie Jean who, "feeling terrible,'' returned to action in a doubles match, joining Miss Casals in a Ji-7, 7.0, 6-1 win over Julie Anthony and Mona Schallau. ~ORESS PRINTS 59¢ ~ ,l'*'-:,-.,.-.,'\~'W,"=?.:-:>;::,~ l 1 l • ~ ..~· --:&: .... ·---~~"""'m .. · m : j « Xvoi'O'W:'oX:OT..oT..oo 11 1 OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS TIL 9 AT MURPHY'S CHARGE IT! D A 100 Reg. '9.98 D red : blue, YOUR FRIENDLY STORES $ 99 The Dai~ Sentinel patterns. Reg. $3 . ~ value. Small, medium and large. Get REG. $8.99 - 24 x 48 INCH WALNUT yours now at this low price. FRAMED PICtURES MEIGS·MASON AREA CHI!!STI!R L. TAHHIHILL, l•n. Ed. ROllE !ItT HOEFLICH , City Editor Publlsh~d dail';' ncept Saturday by The Oh io Valley Publishing Company , 111 Court St., Pomero'f' , Ohio, o&5769. BUsln" Office Phon~ 992- 2 1~ . Edltorlll Phone 9n . STIFFLER'S BACK TO SCHOOL FOR THE YOUNG HEART SPORTSWEAR Second ctau postage pa id ill Pomero., , Ohio . Naflonal advertis ing representative Bolt lnei ii Gellagher , Inc., 12 Ent42tld St.. New York ,New Yor k . Subscript i on rain : Dell'lered by urrler where l'lllllble S.S cents per week ; By Motor Route wture c1rrl1r Urvlce not avlllable : One month , 12. Bv melt In Ohio and W. VI ., One Veer, S16; Six months, -II.SO ; Three months , S5..5D . Et'fwhtre Sl8 ve•r ; slx months st.SO ; three mont hs . 16. Subsc r iption price In · CIOdl$ Sundl'f Times - this down. Separates: the way to Pomeroy put together your wardrobe for classroom wear. Try sweaters, Store shirts, skirts, and pants, jackets. all sorts of vests .. . tel them relate at random . Casually. You know? It's Bobby Brooks from Stiffler's. Only Senllnel. .·OTHERS AT 13.99 REG. $3.98 Friendly Stiffler Store. BRUSHED TRICOT GOWNI 33 Great auortmont of ~ Inch Sport Faprlca In popular prints and colors. Sow your way bock to school and save. denim ex.tra durable 14 oz. plus denim, sanforized, Get several pair now at your Soft button front and elasticized neckline styles 1\'ith delicate trims. Comfy long sleeves. Assorted pastels. S, M, l. •'. - REG. $13.96 9!~, Set of 1·1/2 and 2 qt. covered saucepans, 5 qt. Dutch oven , 10" lrypon, interchongeable lid. Bakelite h9ndles. Pomeroy Well Trimmed Bock-to:Sctooot Jiam. - romous Movertck flare I""'' 6 to 16. Denim well mode. You will want oeveral pair at lilts tow price at Sllf- $133 fltr11. 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( EXCITING FAll COlORS COSTUME JEWELRY 2 99C for Accen t pins , rope neck laces, earri ngs, pendant s, bracelets. NO IRON WALNUT GRAIN FINISH DIGITAL CLOCK RADIO ~2388 Convenient side -by-s ide AM / FM dio l, 24 hour alarm w1th sleep switch. Easy set radio and clock con trol s. PANASONIC BUTTON CONTROL CASSEtTE RECORDER 3288 Ea sy recording with built-in condenser micro· phone . Botlery/elecoric operollon. Bold co)oro. D SHEETS HOLDS 6 PRS. TWIN FLAT TWIN FITTED REG. $2.99 MEN'S or BOYS' FABRIC OX~ORDS .. . Rugged bo1kelball siyle ·,n novy blue deo•m. Podded vinyl collar, trim . Sius 2-1 /2·0, 0-1/2· MATCHING Pillow Cases 11. • ORLON ~jNYLON . ~OYS REG. $29.88 E1~H FULL FITTED Pair FALL SALE "SOUND" VALUES ... CHARGE IT! de on ~ inyl. Hendy 42l': 13l': 19" ~­ . '' ''i ,' ' EN'S CREW lOCKS ; Light, sport, dar~ col· : orl, Fil 0-13. 258 PAIR 64C REG . $4.99 PR. ROLLA WAY STYLE GARMENT RACK . " D'~r0 399 REG. $2.77 BJG 16" X CIIAM CAIAMILI 16" THROW PILLOWS ~I!~ P o ll ~he d chromo ru ck i~ 38 " wido . Hos eos~Jro ll co s t ~rs, low· Co1·ded or fringed co lton ~o t ee11 o• ,hik i shor1tun'il CJ ce tote blend. or shoo i helf ond hot rack . 5o Sol o, res;lient polyc1 ler fi ll. C: Of1Vet t'i 61l1! REG. $1 DECORATIVE POllED tREE t!l'ft,3) 999 EACH Full lolioge rub'b•r , polmetlo, yucco ond roin tree ore so life· like! Each Is 4 h. high , · 27$ Ll. Rich, creamy contef'l, frfth, chewy caramel. REGULAR PRICI 59' Ll. THE EASY VIAY•CHARG .Sliver Bridge Shopping Plaza- Both Stores In Gallipolis- Point Pleasant Store • c ®D488 TREMENDOUS .VALUEI WINTUK YARN PICTURES C. JUMBO SU IT BAG - W1p e II I REG. $1.29 12" FRAMED A. 16 GARMENl BA G · Doisy design , full1ip per, 54x 19x l3". B. 8 GARMEN T BAG · 8ri9ht flo- .. eani'l neaten wltb · '"'+Jalalolll ... rr'' 1 FU~L FLAT $133 ~~~ STEW :..~~~-~~-~~:-~~.~~~..................~.~·..1.39 . BEEF ROAST .. ~~.~~~..7~!.: ......... ~ .............. !~; ..1.09 ~; SA-···· •.-!J m.~~:W~~.~ Each . PRINTED BLANKET x EACH $ 99 ALL PAIR BLANKETS BED PILLOW The famous Celeste full size, 10 $1.98157 2 for $3 ~toroge. SPEClAL VALUE! ROUND ·a ... • .,.. llaiUIIIfwdlla... .. wllltt. "-''eu ..ell. . Men's Dept. SLUMBER ROSE REG. OXFOR_ DS Lq llllrlq' _ ....... . BE~F COO~WARE REG. $5.98 Vinyl Closet Organizers -~ TEN.NIS ~~~-­ 7-PIECE WEAR-EVER ALUMINUM Priced From Open Mo~.- Thur5. 9 a.m.' to7 p.m.- Friday5 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.- 5aturday5 9 a.m. t o 8-:•30 p.m. • '· '" SKEINS deep frames in handsome walnut finish , SPORTS FABRICS Men ,.s Famous Maverick flare denim jeans, " 350" 4PLY Beautiful landscapes, seascapes, 1/orols, sti/{ . lifes and Spanish influenced motifs. 2-1 / 2'1 -Save ABushel.,.. Values To 11.00 DENIM JEANS A study in layered looks. Write 6~~'" SA'I£ $1.15 Back To School Men's Popular . MAVERICK FLAR~ NEW FALL AND WINTER 2151 two-tone $284YARD ' Fiberglo1 - lM Owens-Corning A sst : iacqu•rd patterns or laCQuard an~ ~ ·•oe stitch soli~!!, Each DEVOTED TO THE INTI REST Oft from shrink. Fo~m backing insulates against heat and told, muffles notse. Single window size. Decorator colOn. SIZE sleeve, new fall sport shirts. Double Knit Fabrics In an PR. ].2 X '90" Large selection of men's long press . 96 LAY-AWAY NOW AND SAVE! SPORT SHIRTS Permanent REG. $5.44 "Bradford" hand washable droperies won't sfretch or perfect for work and sc hool! Reinforced run bon toe s. One size fit s 5'- 5' 7", 100· 150 pounds . - . PAIR REG. $6.44 84" LENGTH ... 4. PAIR Specia l Buy! lighl ond dark fash ion shades ...save A Bushel. At Stiffler's. MEN'S·BOY'S· YOUTHS LACE·l 0· TO~ USDA CHOICE S7• 7·14 HURRY FOR THIS BIG fALl BUY! Back To School Men's Long Sleeve $SA1 V4E8 · REG. g rey, fl OVy or block . Size Double-Knit FABRIC pet. Textured Polyester Choose 96 63 INCH LENGTH array of fashion colors. • WE CUT· Solid Color Draperies waistband . All in si.~r. bold pla ids of green, -Save ABush~!60" Inch Polyester VALUES TO 13.99 Glrl.l back to IChool drelses in solid colon, plaids and prints. Sizes 3 to 6X and 7 to 14. INSULATED with pop ular button ': DRESSES FIBERGLAS Sperty cuffed flot es POMEROY and MIDDLEPORT -Save A Bushel At Stiffler'sGIRLS PRETTY NEW BACK· TO-SCHOOL .. tT! SIZES 30-42 WFIR£ -SME F'ABAICSOF )'JUDE HEEL 84 $ . ... \ ' Neat Banroll waistband, 4 pock· ets, belt loops. Autumn brown, navy, burgundy, fancy patterns. i~ EA. . ,. ~ sAVl •2.\ 4 J. REGULAR $9.88 ~ ~· FA ll SALE VAlUE SCOOP! MISSES PLAID FLARES '• ' 8¢ 8 POMEROY, OHIO WE ARE . HERE TO SERVE YOU! SOFT COITON ~~· to l1.19. Stock up now for Chrtslmas at these special prices. PRICED FROM I I I I ~ MEN'S ·FANCY FLARE SLACKS .' ,' One targe table of asst. toys for boys and girls. V~lu.es ~ Fine quaDty •Inch prtntllr, ~ ~ a bl& dlcolce II. new pelleml, :l'! I I TOYS :I ..,. HANDSOME DOUBLE KNIT POLYESTER r:LUES TO 11.19 ASST. 1 QUANTITIES LAST FA ','. _ ::~~~=~=::;:~~:;:;.~ce_a_: .~. SHOP EARLY WHILE SALE PRICES THRU SAT., ·sEPT. 15 • THURSDAY, . •• 3 EASY WAYS TO BUY ••• •..................................,.eo lEight stay alive .. •· COMPLETELY FIRESAFE ...... I ' I �- r • • • • .. .. . . .. . . . . " . ' . .. .. . ' .. . . . . ... ... ' t - The Dilly Sent~ I, Mil!dl'port·P-oy, 0., 8tpU,lt'13 . ' I - The Daily Sentinel, J\lldctleport·Pomeroy, o.. Sept. 5, 1973 Grand jury indict~ent returned on Ehrlichm.an WASJUNGroN l UP! )-For- nounced Tuesday It had mer PresldenUal aide John D. returned secret Indictments, Ehrlichman and three also charged convicted Water· members of the White House gate conspirator G. Gordon ''plumbers" Investigative unit Liddy and former While House were indicted Tuesday by a aides David R. Young Jr ., and federal grand jury in Los Egil "Bud" Krogh Jr. with Angeles, the Washington Post conspiracy to commit to bur· glary, the Post said It had reported today. Ehrllchman was charged learned. (The Los Angeles Times also With petjury and conspiracy to today identified Ehrllchman, commit burglary for his alleged roled in the September, Liddy, Ki'ogh and Young as the 1971, break-in · of the Los four persons indicted by the Angeles office of Dr. Henry grand jury.) The Post also reported that Fielding, Daniel Ellsberg's an aide to Special Watergate psychiatrist, the Post said. The grand jury, which an· Prosecutor Archibald Cox , Baker Furniture MIDDLEPORT, 0. HEADQUARTERS FOR ADM.IRAL ' APPLIANCES James Doyle, said the Los Angeles indictments "might Impede our Investigation." He refused to elaborate. Ehrlichman, President Nixon's chief domestic adviser until he resigned under Ute cloud of Watergate April 30, was charged with perjury, Ute Post said, on account of con· ·fltcts between his grand jury testimony and what he told the Se!lllte Watergate Committee about his prior knowledge of the burglary. A series of memos from April, 1971, also led the grand jury to believe Ehrliclunan had prior knowledge , said the newspaper. Ehrlichman, in Watergate testimony, detlie<IL advance knowledge of the break-in, which was ostensibly part of Ute "plumbers" at· tempt to find out who was leaking national security in· formation. None of the four was .im· mediat1ly available for comment. DAUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Haggy, Pomeroy, Rt. 2, announce the birth of . their first child, a daughter, Pamela Jean, born Aug. 23 at Holzer Medical Center. The infant weighed five pounds and 10 ounces. Grandparents are Mrs. Eula Haggy, Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. James Gilmore, Pomeroy, Rt. · 2. Great-grandpa rents are · Mrs. Winnie Hood, Charleston,' Walter Gilmore, Columbus , and Mr . and Mrs. Pearl Jacobs, Pomeroy, Rt. 2. MEIGS COUNTY DEPA RTMENT OP Tt-l( Tfi;E,t,SUIIIY NAIUI I O Ill IIIIVlHVIIHAII IIIG ,AYMINf fi!'!III' TMI '1111 00 ,I ~OI I• ,N I NC. ll N. 1, 1973 I WDIIIIG I Plu ToJJ Value Stamps . ...(:[v!EAL~U~.U~LI~§~~ t~~~~i!~~~; § Pork Chops JUN E 3~ , 1973 29 lb. 0 JI(O\ICIO ... MO'J NTC' 114Tt tiiiC~E.tl11 Of lo .......,~TAll, ~ ~ l"ltf 0,. tA~ ~I\' US ::!) T0Q lOON fO rlltOICT llrlCf l ·lb. Can Country Club i Canned Ham : a ~12~1111111iil'iliiiiiil'iiiiiiiblllll6t· · - Gian t 3Rolls89F Serve 'n Save With Co\l pon Canned Ham Kine Slu 99 ( $1.42 - S-Ib. \ 4·0%. - 11 Can Cut-Up· Rabbit . .. ,~,. • tou• eon o, rGuw > - Coca Cola Pork & Beans l2·Btls.oz.79 Oopo•H Kroger ·' TH I QOVI " NM lNT OP _ffETAIN rHIS, ~ORf, ~~f, ~ ,, ' ~ _,., • L 111!0!'010 TOWNIHII' DfP)IRTMENT OF THE TREASURY OfFICE OF ,.EVENUE S~ARING I'LANS TO EXf'END ITS 11EVENU E $~·AING "LLOCAriOt. FOR THE ENTITLEMENT ~E~ !O O I EGINNING 1900 PENNSYLVA NIA AVE. N,W. WASHIN't>TON. D.C. 20226 JOL Y 1, If! I AND ENO!NG ESTIM,t,TED TOTAL Of Kroger 8-Ct. Onion, Sua mt, Egg . U.m ' lu~jecl tl , AJJiicRie ltltl lb. MRO<;<A cou•O" Step In to Fall in St yle With these flare leg Jeans . F'"eatur l ng Groot phnll ~· •lt.f~tl 8ndf wu~ Nylon a~ P ol~••._. llo nd . lop lr onr, Opon ( <>IIIJ•, lur ll<o ""' ' · ~lylo.d .,.,th l<ln~ Sl•t .., '" Solod•<l"d p,..,,l ~•lt<S• M · < Bel t Loops and 30 Inc h Bottoms and made of 100 pet . cotton . Choose from colors l·o%. Jar · !.&1/'-o....... r.'::1 = · ...a ' ' C1::111. llifiS SIJt I, 1173 "S ject 11 a,llalllle dat1 - ; ·, · ~11111111111iiiii'lilililn11111111f8 MROG I R <OIJ~BIIIr;;:;:l rWith Coupon . ~ '1.:;J - :..!·,r-/••t ' ,/ - : = Iced Tea Mil'. Nestea · 14 ;nl!"orod ....,,.. --- ' •••· l"amburg.er Helpers $ Cl~fl E1111r11 ltlli•lllr I , 117J 'S.III.:t tl 1H lcMII llltt IH IKII IIIK ttl" Coupon hi Ty Cro cker Sel ect Vorieiies .J\/1 ·· SI.IO_? 2 99 7·oz· l'la·o~. SLEEVELESS SWEATERS HOODED JACKnS , ~';c'\ ·.... :01Uil ' \o'/m t ~o Pi <>',' rt 1moo t. Cc,.~ ol w~ 1~<"1. juu ll.lonQ l h~ du"" Ho•o• ol rhe;o owoo•t•"• 10 r'>u r pe< lgool. lo•lt . lh•r o •e m<>d• o! S..ovt:!u l A •11~l~ o• Mulll Cofo ,,d , Wmhoblo il..corlo~ ., HICK ' S lEG. 54.66 .'.,.s1oo S ~ I·KL., ..,.,.._ ' $297 HECK'S REG . S3.99 HECK'S REG. $1.66 ClDTIIIIIC DII'T. ClOTHING llli'T. HECK'S REG. $3 .99 ClOTHING Dli'T. 13 oz. 8 WHITE RAIN FINISHING SPRAY REG.-EX. HOLD-UNSC. $288 HECK'S REG .)'O $5.99 ClOTH/NUll' T. · GIRLS' LONG SL~EVE COTTON KNIT TOPS PANTY HOSE HECK'S"'"" Pnft(.U $11<1 ' 11)\1 pg ~ lf hoHt , Git·k lo rtg S le e~e (o ll on T op ~ it.hl ~~ ~h i lot o ny girl. C h cio~e !r om A\\Or l· ed S!y le1 Md Colors u 1 Si n~~ 7 14 o ni;l 3·6X . s1· 88 . ,, Sho• loo"' ,..,,., I<> 1o• . Ct.oo!.t to o,.. Suni<Jn, ~Q t,f.t, Cinnomon. ond C<>llu in 1iu 1 1 1o '] $5 .88 HECK'S REG. $2.48 200Z. CEPACOL MOUTHWASH NATURAL SPRAY $1 Alka $1 12-oz. Seltzer 60'5 cos•n" DEPT. BAND·AID 25-Ct.4 Pkg. 79c Size ALL WIDE TAILET lOO' o OR 12 OL LIQUID CHOICE CHOICE 30's ~47E~CH With Coupon , ~pa~ HECK'S REG . $1 .28 lAND-AID BRAND SHEER OR PLASTIC STRIPS ClOTHING DII'T. ClOTHIIICDII'T. ClOTHING DEPT. ( PAL VITAMINS Showl, ond Ncvollrn ;~"I t\ S M I E~CH COSMETIC DEPT. · COSMETIC Dli'T. ·KNIT TOPS ,..,lr G•t<>l lo<o kn19 ~~i t lop• I<> 9<> tod e y'1 f~ •/lia!"'ble POftl •. C~<>OII from" wl1<tioQ ol lon9 <>nd '~'' tlu..- mod1l1 • ith IJ•nt<;l , HICK'S RIG. HECK'S lEG . 71' ( LADIES' LADIES' NUDE SCORE HECK'S REG . $1 . 19 HECK'S REG. 99' " "'~" '' I' 70Z. oz. MAGIC NET HAIR SPRAY '1 e(l ' "''"o T..m ( hoO.I '' '~''"' u \..-1•1••!1 1·0, 1~ Mrm th ll""~"''cl lo;• ''"T ""("' , TOSS PILLOWS Sllio h '" ' '~ l<>ng 1l~e<e• on d c•~,. '-k• . Mudc lr <>m 100"" C<> llon C ~oc" ~"'" ' l<l•cul• NFI Teon> A<•\I<J" I· I""'"· H O~J do•rl / roe<•JII " " ~ Ap p l • qu~ Sizes: $ ]66 S.M·L-XL ClDTHINGDII'T. Beov to lul O\\O rhnen t ol 15'' Squall!! Kopek Pillow\ in Nonl ly· lope ilry or 0voli1y Ccvi! U. <<>hJI W<th !HJI WliiUI OUI< 'IWI '" ' <tl <1)1<'1 I~ jll~n"' ull )'0U <'\j ~~<)ph · , ~ INFANTS s ~H II ~H Mt~ • P1rmo,..nl 1'!-u D <e~o .Shirto Chcoo~ot iro"' o bt<:,.,ololul ouo "''""' of ~""'' · 1ft 1 ~1 Mor iDcrro l •4 nd wlih o •tgu lor <oil!'• In """'1" \ ClOTNINGDII'T. '\ Adult Nft <oiiO<t•<>n ol S......,r DRESS SHIRTS ::=- $1.19 ,. ~ .. , \ NFL SWEAT SHIRTS MEN'S LONG SLEEVE ClOTHING DII'T. HECK' S REG . $5 .99 ClOTHING 'DEI'T. §, HECK'S REG . 7.88 ClOTHING IJIIIT. HECK'S REG. $12 .99 ~ ~ oz. 6.75 PEPSODENT TOOTHPASTE 48< tr nlv r lrut n . ... ~ Dog Food HECK' S REG • HECK'S REG. $1 .89 4t5 $l'' ~ sa.tts 6 COSMETIC DEPT. ·lb. Pkg. ,,,,.. lllllftl • • , .. ... ,. 1111 "SIIIjlcl te t"lltNlt 11i11 IIIII IICII N IU la" ~.. !>""' $599 UG. $6 .U $988 IUifG.il 1 9¢ . 5 ,= ' sa.tt \~ , :i - J w;~~.~:~··· , . POMIROY , OttiO 411 .. BO·DY SUITS ·,..,,t., HICK'S COSMEnC DEPT. ll·oz.· Pkgs. ACCOUNT NO, U101J'" 1101'"01 0 TOWNIH" TW,, CLI~I( Mlii!U COUNT't LADIES' JEANS Weo r t he~e Soyeboooke casua l dreuu anywhere! Co mfor lo· blc ocrylic dre~~l'> in onorted poflerm and cofo r1 with 1lp Iron ! or.d lie b ~ h . Mo ch tne w o~hobl e . Size~ 12 to 20 end 1.4 1 ; to2 4 1 L :: $119-~Instant r . Tea . to upon h pire, Seplember 8, 1973 Sub1ect ro Applicab l~t> S1ale o nd Local Solei Ta•" Tablets Wiener IN THE FOttOWING MANN Elf BASEO lJPQN ,t,N ClOTHING DII'T. GIRLS' FLARE LEGS DRESSES l·lb. Cans or Plain Sa ndwich Bu n1 or JUN I JO, 1'fl4 Cl OTHII" DEl'T. Cl DTNIIIC DII'T. 1111111111111111111111 -- -----· . ••NM'·"••u ..,.n~1 HECK'S REG. TO $5 .99 § ' . Beef Patties lb. 'f Ct1~11. EIJifll I•Jt••i~~r I, 1tn IJI!IUUI vALuAOL< Foster Fried · IQ! 11YI ! rYNp' !UPO!I . . . . .. ~ .. ·..... . ...... t.,.: HECK'S REG, $12.99 .,. .-.i!J · ~•n•nnnniiil'iiiiiii'ilnmlnfliJ ' ~ 32·01. Bds. 9-5-73 ond lo rlQ Co llor . l" siu:~ 5 M·l-Xl, $397 ~ - 88-' : Box. ~ Answers both you'r wish I!$ ••. lovely ha nds and sparkli ng dishes ......... . HECK' SREG . $12 .99 Two front P.ockf!U, An (hor B"'IIOr\1 7· 14 . .... I~ AJCix Detergent ·Joy Detergent I --- PANT SUITS A·flut fa shion\ lor Gi rl~! lht~y ' ll go lo the heod ol ihe d<Ju in the\e oullit' lror~t o group. Choout !.om o wid~: 1electl01'1 In m~orted \lyle ~ and <olo r ~ . Size~ 7to 14 . 8t~: re ad y for winter in lh e~e iJnliru:!d CPO Shi rt ~. The se shio·h oH:o ICIVgh ~: n oug h !O toke wirller ' ~ biting win d ~ on d fl'ee1ing ~now Qnd ~tdl keep you wa rrn . C: h oo~e from P l oid ~ or St:~ l i d ~ in color~ of Bl..,e. Ru )l, Gold end Gree n. Styled wrth sass ~. < ~u~o~IIIEJ Ki ng Size Liqu id TtUI ,.,.,..allllQ . . ,.',.,, WOOL CPO SHIRT . CASUAL W ith Coupotl ·-·~-· POL rESTER of Bur gundy, Navy and Green. Sizes I"G-5-"1 . . . . . VAL U AHLI I1 ~ ~ ......* ............ ·- MEl'S SAYEBROOKE Boneless Cello Wcapped POMEROY , · OHIO 4576 9 : Widen yot~r wardrobe !he fool· proof woy - wllh a n array of ~ l ocks ii'l vi~id ~olid colon or l oncit~l . Th eie pa nl s ore i lyled with 8on Ro t Woi~1 Bar~d , fla re leg,_ofld CuHfJd Flare Model~ . Bell fir Q!Jdlity M«~n 's Pa nts, 1pedol!y w le pdced fo r thi~ ad . ChQ 0$1'.! !rom 1l11!~ 29·42. Viva Towels Baking Hens Turbot ME IGS COUNTY COUN T Y AUDITO R With Coupon and PurthaM of · U.S. Govt: Inspected Fresh Frozen 36 I 053 053 : With Coupon $290, 520 ACCOUNTNQ. DRESS PANTS 11-\~".'u"'n' "'~.i""i7"T0uPo_~IIIB, . IN f Hl ~LLOWING MAIIIIIIf'M IA I I O UKIN A TOTAL,AVMINTOr DOUBLE KNIT 500 Extra, Top Value Stamps §. '!, Pqrk loin Sliced Into a$ ·lb. ftiiiiOVIM_,.Of OH!CE Of REVENUE StlA RING 1900 " ENNSYI.\IANIA AVE N.W . Wi. SHINGTON. D.C. 2022.& I 73' HECK'S REG. $1 .68 COSMETIC DEPT. COSMETIC DII'T. HECK'S REG . 73' COSMETIC Dli'T. .. s~i~ · uttlnf~ 1 . t1 · I_._.~, li••• ·,_I ''... ~. \ BOTTLE CUTTING TOOL oz . Cuts bo ttles 6 to 5 ga l ~, Glossw ore con be mode in four eosy steps. !- Scribe bo ttle. 2- Heat, 3- Quench. 4Polish. Creo le candle ho lde rs. plan ters, glosses, etc. Com· plete operat ing insl ructions on back of package . Simple to operate. HICK'SRIO. $2.32 Delicious Golden Apples · - LM ..... ,.. i/tWiP!il't• ' ~-- 50 ..... lop V•luo lt••lll 'IIi"~ ..... ..... ..:.. c 135 Size -lb. Pk,. Will "' II li IM..to, 111111 .... I ;'jj,; llloot '""''· ' c...... . leo ~?l';'ll=VAJIB ' Bartlett . Pean elftll&.... c.., YDUW WD... IHIIT ., I ' 1 1r. ; I = ror.,T. SJ77 PAMILYFUN CHECKER OR CHESS SET .,,...,""..... lAIII" ••~e•u••n lu mlno lo~ <he<htbo ntrl 13 1qvaro o, 7' Plo•llt~ hoc~t!l , ""'' '" "' "<l lum lutntrmltd •"u•·llllll•d • I) IQ 1 HICK'S lEG. $1.14 ,.,,., COLOR BOOKS J'l plat II( l~tU IN!~. In\lr~cllon• CHOICE HICK'S RIG . 71' 1A. ,., IIII'T. FRICTION CARS Assorted ca rs to chpose from HICK'S RIO . $1.24 CHOICE 84< lA. �- r • • • • .. .. . . .. . . . . " . ' . .. .. . ' .. . . . . ... ... ' t - The Dilly Sent~ I, Mil!dl'port·P-oy, 0., 8tpU,lt'13 . ' I - The Daily Sentinel, J\lldctleport·Pomeroy, o.. Sept. 5, 1973 Grand jury indict~ent returned on Ehrlichm.an WASJUNGroN l UP! )-For- nounced Tuesday It had mer PresldenUal aide John D. returned secret Indictments, Ehrlichman and three also charged convicted Water· members of the White House gate conspirator G. Gordon ''plumbers" Investigative unit Liddy and former While House were indicted Tuesday by a aides David R. Young Jr ., and federal grand jury in Los Egil "Bud" Krogh Jr. with Angeles, the Washington Post conspiracy to commit to bur· glary, the Post said It had reported today. Ehrllchman was charged learned. (The Los Angeles Times also With petjury and conspiracy to today identified Ehrllchman, commit burglary for his alleged roled in the September, Liddy, Ki'ogh and Young as the 1971, break-in · of the Los four persons indicted by the Angeles office of Dr. Henry grand jury.) The Post also reported that Fielding, Daniel Ellsberg's an aide to Special Watergate psychiatrist, the Post said. The grand jury, which an· Prosecutor Archibald Cox , Baker Furniture MIDDLEPORT, 0. HEADQUARTERS FOR ADM.IRAL ' APPLIANCES James Doyle, said the Los Angeles indictments "might Impede our Investigation." He refused to elaborate. Ehrlichman, President Nixon's chief domestic adviser until he resigned under Ute cloud of Watergate April 30, was charged with perjury, Ute Post said, on account of con· ·fltcts between his grand jury testimony and what he told the Se!lllte Watergate Committee about his prior knowledge of the burglary. A series of memos from April, 1971, also led the grand jury to believe Ehrliclunan had prior knowledge , said the newspaper. Ehrlichman, in Watergate testimony, detlie<IL advance knowledge of the break-in, which was ostensibly part of Ute "plumbers" at· tempt to find out who was leaking national security in· formation. None of the four was .im· mediat1ly available for comment. DAUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Haggy, Pomeroy, Rt. 2, announce the birth of . their first child, a daughter, Pamela Jean, born Aug. 23 at Holzer Medical Center. The infant weighed five pounds and 10 ounces. Grandparents are Mrs. Eula Haggy, Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. James Gilmore, Pomeroy, Rt. · 2. Great-grandpa rents are · Mrs. Winnie Hood, Charleston,' Walter Gilmore, Columbus , and Mr . and Mrs. Pearl Jacobs, Pomeroy, Rt. 2. MEIGS COUNTY DEPA RTMENT OP Tt-l( Tfi;E,t,SUIIIY NAIUI I O Ill IIIIVlHVIIHAII IIIG ,AYMINf fi!'!III' TMI '1111 00 ,I ~OI I• ,N I NC. ll N. 1, 1973 I WDIIIIG I Plu ToJJ Value Stamps . ...(:[v!EAL~U~.U~LI~§~~ t~~~~i!~~~; § Pork Chops JUN E 3~ , 1973 29 lb. 0 JI(O\ICIO ... MO'J NTC' 114Tt tiiiC~E.tl11 Of lo .......,~TAll, ~ ~ l"ltf 0,. tA~ ~I\' US ::!) T0Q lOON fO rlltOICT llrlCf l ·lb. Can Country Club i Canned Ham : a ~12~1111111iil'iliiiiiil'iiiiiiiblllll6t· · - Gian t 3Rolls89F Serve 'n Save With Co\l pon Canned Ham Kine Slu 99 ( $1.42 - S-Ib. \ 4·0%. - 11 Can Cut-Up· Rabbit . .. ,~,. • tou• eon o, rGuw > - Coca Cola Pork & Beans l2·Btls.oz.79 Oopo•H Kroger ·' TH I QOVI " NM lNT OP _ffETAIN rHIS, ~ORf, ~~f, ~ ,, ' ~ _,., • L 111!0!'010 TOWNIHII' DfP)IRTMENT OF THE TREASURY OfFICE OF ,.EVENUE S~ARING I'LANS TO EXf'END ITS 11EVENU E $~·AING "LLOCAriOt. FOR THE ENTITLEMENT ~E~ !O O I EGINNING 1900 PENNSYLVA NIA AVE. N,W. WASHIN't>TON. D.C. 20226 JOL Y 1, If! I AND ENO!NG ESTIM,t,TED TOTAL Of Kroger 8-Ct. Onion, Sua mt, Egg . U.m ' lu~jecl tl , AJJiicRie ltltl lb. MRO<;<A cou•O" Step In to Fall in St yle With these flare leg Jeans . F'"eatur l ng Groot phnll ~· •lt.f~tl 8ndf wu~ Nylon a~ P ol~••._. llo nd . lop lr onr, Opon ( <>IIIJ•, lur ll<o ""' ' · ~lylo.d .,.,th l<ln~ Sl•t .., '" Solod•<l"d p,..,,l ~•lt<S• M · < Bel t Loops and 30 Inc h Bottoms and made of 100 pet . cotton . Choose from colors l·o%. Jar · !.&1/'-o....... r.'::1 = · ...a ' ' C1::111. llifiS SIJt I, 1173 "S ject 11 a,llalllle dat1 - ; ·, · ~11111111111iiiii'lilililn11111111f8 MROG I R <OIJ~BIIIr;;:;:l rWith Coupon . ~ '1.:;J - :..!·,r-/••t ' ,/ - : = Iced Tea Mil'. Nestea · 14 ;nl!"orod ....,,.. --- ' •••· l"amburg.er Helpers $ Cl~fl E1111r11 ltlli•lllr I , 117J 'S.III.:t tl 1H lcMII llltt IH IKII IIIK ttl" Coupon hi Ty Cro cker Sel ect Vorieiies .J\/1 ·· SI.IO_? 2 99 7·oz· l'la·o~. SLEEVELESS SWEATERS HOODED JACKnS , ~';c'\ ·.... :01Uil ' \o'/m t ~o Pi <>',' rt 1moo t. Cc,.~ ol w~ 1~<"1. juu ll.lonQ l h~ du"" Ho•o• ol rhe;o owoo•t•"• 10 r'>u r pe< lgool. lo•lt . lh•r o •e m<>d• o! S..ovt:!u l A •11~l~ o• Mulll Cofo ,,d , Wmhoblo il..corlo~ ., HICK ' S lEG. 54.66 .'.,.s1oo S ~ I·KL., ..,.,.._ ' $297 HECK'S REG . S3.99 HECK'S REG. $1.66 ClDTIIIIIC DII'T. ClOTHING llli'T. HECK'S REG. $3 .99 ClOTHING Dli'T. 13 oz. 8 WHITE RAIN FINISHING SPRAY REG.-EX. HOLD-UNSC. $288 HECK'S REG .)'O $5.99 ClOTH/NUll' T. · GIRLS' LONG SL~EVE COTTON KNIT TOPS PANTY HOSE HECK'S"'"" Pnft(.U $11<1 ' 11)\1 pg ~ lf hoHt , Git·k lo rtg S le e~e (o ll on T op ~ it.hl ~~ ~h i lot o ny girl. C h cio~e !r om A\\Or l· ed S!y le1 Md Colors u 1 Si n~~ 7 14 o ni;l 3·6X . s1· 88 . ,, Sho• loo"' ,..,,., I<> 1o• . Ct.oo!.t to o,.. Suni<Jn, ~Q t,f.t, Cinnomon. ond C<>llu in 1iu 1 1 1o '] $5 .88 HECK'S REG. $2.48 200Z. CEPACOL MOUTHWASH NATURAL SPRAY $1 Alka $1 12-oz. Seltzer 60'5 cos•n" DEPT. BAND·AID 25-Ct.4 Pkg. 79c Size ALL WIDE TAILET lOO' o OR 12 OL LIQUID CHOICE CHOICE 30's ~47E~CH With Coupon , ~pa~ HECK'S REG . $1 .28 lAND-AID BRAND SHEER OR PLASTIC STRIPS ClOTHING DII'T. ClOTHIIICDII'T. ClOTHING DEPT. ( PAL VITAMINS Showl, ond Ncvollrn ;~"I t\ S M I E~CH COSMETIC DEPT. · COSMETIC Dli'T. ·KNIT TOPS ,..,lr G•t<>l lo<o kn19 ~~i t lop• I<> 9<> tod e y'1 f~ •/lia!"'ble POftl •. C~<>OII from" wl1<tioQ ol lon9 <>nd '~'' tlu..- mod1l1 • ith IJ•nt<;l , HICK'S RIG. HECK'S lEG . 71' ( LADIES' LADIES' NUDE SCORE HECK'S REG . $1 . 19 HECK'S REG. 99' " "'~" '' I' 70Z. oz. MAGIC NET HAIR SPRAY '1 e(l ' "''"o T..m ( hoO.I '' '~''"' u \..-1•1••!1 1·0, 1~ Mrm th ll""~"''cl lo;• ''"T ""("' , TOSS PILLOWS Sllio h '" ' '~ l<>ng 1l~e<e• on d c•~,. '-k• . Mudc lr <>m 100"" C<> llon C ~oc" ~"'" ' l<l•cul• NFI Teon> A<•\I<J" I· I""'"· H O~J do•rl / roe<•JII " " ~ Ap p l • qu~ Sizes: $ ]66 S.M·L-XL ClDTHINGDII'T. Beov to lul O\\O rhnen t ol 15'' Squall!! Kopek Pillow\ in Nonl ly· lope ilry or 0voli1y Ccvi! U. <<>hJI W<th !HJI WliiUI OUI< 'IWI '" ' <tl <1)1<'1 I~ jll~n"' ull )'0U <'\j ~~<)ph · , ~ INFANTS s ~H II ~H Mt~ • P1rmo,..nl 1'!-u D <e~o .Shirto Chcoo~ot iro"' o bt<:,.,ololul ouo "''""' of ~""'' · 1ft 1 ~1 Mor iDcrro l •4 nd wlih o •tgu lor <oil!'• In """'1" \ ClOTNINGDII'T. '\ Adult Nft <oiiO<t•<>n ol S......,r DRESS SHIRTS ::=- $1.19 ,. ~ .. , \ NFL SWEAT SHIRTS MEN'S LONG SLEEVE ClOTHING DII'T. HECK' S REG . $5 .99 ClOTHING 'DEI'T. §, HECK'S REG . 7.88 ClOTHING IJIIIT. HECK'S REG. $12 .99 ~ ~ oz. 6.75 PEPSODENT TOOTHPASTE 48< tr nlv r lrut n . ... ~ Dog Food HECK' S REG • HECK'S REG. $1 .89 4t5 $l'' ~ sa.tts 6 COSMETIC DEPT. ·lb. Pkg. ,,,,.. lllllftl • • , .. ... ,. 1111 "SIIIjlcl te t"lltNlt 11i11 IIIII IICII N IU la" ~.. !>""' $599 UG. $6 .U $988 IUifG.il 1 9¢ . 5 ,= ' sa.tt \~ , :i - J w;~~.~:~··· , . POMIROY , OttiO 411 .. BO·DY SUITS ·,..,,t., HICK'S COSMEnC DEPT. ll·oz.· Pkgs. ACCOUNT NO, U101J'" 1101'"01 0 TOWNIH" TW,, CLI~I( Mlii!U COUNT't LADIES' JEANS Weo r t he~e Soyeboooke casua l dreuu anywhere! Co mfor lo· blc ocrylic dre~~l'> in onorted poflerm and cofo r1 with 1lp Iron ! or.d lie b ~ h . Mo ch tne w o~hobl e . Size~ 12 to 20 end 1.4 1 ; to2 4 1 L :: $119-~Instant r . Tea . to upon h pire, Seplember 8, 1973 Sub1ect ro Applicab l~t> S1ale o nd Local Solei Ta•" Tablets Wiener IN THE FOttOWING MANN Elf BASEO lJPQN ,t,N ClOTHING DII'T. GIRLS' FLARE LEGS DRESSES l·lb. Cans or Plain Sa ndwich Bu n1 or JUN I JO, 1'fl4 Cl OTHII" DEl'T. Cl DTNIIIC DII'T. 1111111111111111111111 -- -----· . ••NM'·"••u ..,.n~1 HECK'S REG. TO $5 .99 § ' . Beef Patties lb. 'f Ct1~11. EIJifll I•Jt••i~~r I, 1tn IJI!IUUI vALuAOL< Foster Fried · IQ! 11YI ! rYNp' !UPO!I . . . . .. ~ .. ·..... . ...... t.,.: HECK'S REG, $12.99 .,. .-.i!J · ~•n•nnnniiil'iiiiiii'ilnmlnfliJ ' ~ 32·01. Bds. 9-5-73 ond lo rlQ Co llor . l" siu:~ 5 M·l-Xl, $397 ~ - 88-' : Box. ~ Answers both you'r wish I!$ ••. lovely ha nds and sparkli ng dishes ......... . HECK' SREG . $12 .99 Two front P.ockf!U, An (hor B"'IIOr\1 7· 14 . .... I~ AJCix Detergent ·Joy Detergent I --- PANT SUITS A·flut fa shion\ lor Gi rl~! lht~y ' ll go lo the heod ol ihe d<Ju in the\e oullit' lror~t o group. Choout !.om o wid~: 1electl01'1 In m~orted \lyle ~ and <olo r ~ . Size~ 7to 14 . 8t~: re ad y for winter in lh e~e iJnliru:!d CPO Shi rt ~. The se shio·h oH:o ICIVgh ~: n oug h !O toke wirller ' ~ biting win d ~ on d fl'ee1ing ~now Qnd ~tdl keep you wa rrn . C: h oo~e from P l oid ~ or St:~ l i d ~ in color~ of Bl..,e. Ru )l, Gold end Gree n. Styled wrth sass ~. < ~u~o~IIIEJ Ki ng Size Liqu id TtUI ,.,.,..allllQ . . ,.',.,, WOOL CPO SHIRT . CASUAL W ith Coupotl ·-·~-· POL rESTER of Bur gundy, Navy and Green. Sizes I"G-5-"1 . . . . . VAL U AHLI I1 ~ ~ ......* ............ ·- MEl'S SAYEBROOKE Boneless Cello Wcapped POMEROY , · OHIO 4576 9 : Widen yot~r wardrobe !he fool· proof woy - wllh a n array of ~ l ocks ii'l vi~id ~olid colon or l oncit~l . Th eie pa nl s ore i lyled with 8on Ro t Woi~1 Bar~d , fla re leg,_ofld CuHfJd Flare Model~ . Bell fir Q!Jdlity M«~n 's Pa nts, 1pedol!y w le pdced fo r thi~ ad . ChQ 0$1'.! !rom 1l11!~ 29·42. Viva Towels Baking Hens Turbot ME IGS COUNTY COUN T Y AUDITO R With Coupon and PurthaM of · U.S. Govt: Inspected Fresh Frozen 36 I 053 053 : With Coupon $290, 520 ACCOUNTNQ. DRESS PANTS 11-\~".'u"'n' "'~.i""i7"T0uPo_~IIIB, . IN f Hl ~LLOWING MAIIIIIIf'M IA I I O UKIN A TOTAL,AVMINTOr DOUBLE KNIT 500 Extra, Top Value Stamps §. '!, Pqrk loin Sliced Into a$ ·lb. ftiiiiOVIM_,.Of OH!CE Of REVENUE StlA RING 1900 " ENNSYI.\IANIA AVE N.W . Wi. SHINGTON. D.C. 2022.& I 73' HECK'S REG. $1 .68 COSMETIC DEPT. COSMETIC DII'T. HECK'S REG . 73' COSMETIC Dli'T. .. s~i~ · uttlnf~ 1 . t1 · I_._.~, li••• ·,_I ''... ~. \ BOTTLE CUTTING TOOL oz . Cuts bo ttles 6 to 5 ga l ~, Glossw ore con be mode in four eosy steps. !- Scribe bo ttle. 2- Heat, 3- Quench. 4Polish. Creo le candle ho lde rs. plan ters, glosses, etc. Com· plete operat ing insl ructions on back of package . Simple to operate. HICK'SRIO. $2.32 Delicious Golden Apples · - LM ..... ,.. i/tWiP!il't• ' ~-- 50 ..... lop V•luo lt••lll 'IIi"~ ..... ..... ..:.. c 135 Size -lb. Pk,. Will "' II li IM..to, 111111 .... I ;'jj,; llloot '""''· ' c...... . leo ~?l';'ll=VAJIB ' Bartlett . Pean elftll&.... c.., YDUW WD... IHIIT ., I ' 1 1r. ; I = ror.,T. SJ77 PAMILYFUN CHECKER OR CHESS SET .,,...,""..... lAIII" ••~e•u••n lu mlno lo~ <he<htbo ntrl 13 1qvaro o, 7' Plo•llt~ hoc~t!l , ""'' '" "' "<l lum lutntrmltd •"u•·llllll•d • I) IQ 1 HICK'S lEG. $1.14 ,.,,., COLOR BOOKS J'l plat II( l~tU IN!~. In\lr~cllon• CHOICE HICK'S RIG . 71' 1A. ,., IIII'T. FRICTION CARS Assorted ca rs to chpose from HICK'S RIO . $1.24 CHOICE 84< lA. �' ......., 01'11 DAILY 10 TO 9 10 TO 9 OHIIAILY 10 TO 9 O,_IA&Y 10 TO 9 4 PLACE .· HARDWARE AND HOUSEWARE ITEMS FILE TORCH KIT c:onsl~t~ of Br~~s Burrier Hend wi th (O m f.Jil· l~· propone IW\k. Cr\. ldeCII for filrng rirf o r 1110 · tioil or ouud th t:: h om~. go r dgc wor·hhop etc torc h for oil seaso n ~ Lif(' tlmc guor ern tee on BPm:" · 0 -Matic burner head A 10 with rndt.•:o: fold- $177 50 FOOT .EXTENSION CORD e U. L Li sted CAMOUFLAGED HUNTING VEST " '"" JV' I '""" "'"q"''· C!;l'lor~, BiM k. ( foid. Hunlo!t G reen , $688 HECK'S REG . $8 . 99 V. ·I ·~·· " :.,,.,,,,, 1,,,,1 LIGHT BULBS ' 25' Long 6" Wide CHECK FILE FOR HECK'S REG. 28' EACH ' Heck'S Reg. lnd ,.,.,,f , b·,· $177 HOUSEWAIIE DEPT. lull zippe r lr ofl1; eo <h in ottr o~ t ive ~•pper d·~ ­ plov <orr y bog · EPOXY GLUE 8rilloo1d Penr•onl.\ on ovnll•d on 'O hd, i1bre pole ¥H iuol ly u11brt-c1k nb!e witt! b oocke t lor or t.,chmg ro ~··ho · cle Color1. Oroog(' Gre••11 cu1d ' fl~.~ · · · )~ , ,~ :•>v<•<•t~ IM<ier ot hogi: ;.,pn.r <I~•~- hM "" g,.ld , ,;..,., .,., •<OQI• '"'" J<,,.,. fudr• ;, II» J.·~ ~ ~~ld• ~ · • • 1(1!1~ 1 ~ l t'>l' ,lt••o n~d <on• •! '~"'"'"'• ... rn t~.., •~' ' '"" ~ H ••••:· ,00,,;,,, ''·"'hit, """, wo. ,p •n• "•P / SJ 88 HECK'S R~G . . $2.66 HOUSEWARE DEPT. ANTIQUE ~:> · GOLD ........• .· ·.·. ·. ·. .. ~~. :··::' ':::/. .. .··· : ' ':: SWEET-HEART UME DETERGENT i- r r1 f70r .. . --··· 4 FORSJ OO BATHROOM ACCESSORIES Choose fr om an assortment of 12", Ur', or 14" Towel Bars. fow el Ring , Soap Dish , Toot hbru sh an d Tu mbler Ho lder ond To ilet Tissue Hold er . , 1 HECK'S REG. $7.99 .NOUSEWAIIEDEPT. . HOUSEWARE DEPT. CORKERS I ' ,. . ;l,, Ch ao'ie from glo ss ·~;.;11., . storog e cqn l ain er~ with cork lids; 12 oz., 22 o7., ond 32 oz. Co rker s. ' ;p HECK'S . REG . 45' 49~ AliD 59< .,.. HECK'S REG. T0$).09 f#OUSEWAIE SUNDOWN BEVERAGE SET HECK 'S REG . $5.99 CORKERS'.•~""-~ . ., . ,CLASS STORACE CONTAINERS ) ~ Choose from 11 Liter, 12 oz ., 24 oz. ond 36 oz Cork•rs. ~ i, ,, l ~' jl, ~l '"O ""'H'I (" QI~ dt'ti J>/. o l~ w41>o•••q•• 'J ~'"~ " '> '" ''"'j ~c~k N-~9 ,·~ · . DEPT. 55 ~ACK HECK'S REG. 99 ' playtcx .-. .. i ' MAGIC .......... ~ . ... . UY ._ i\ -~~- ... M~R •· "~ MAGIC BLEACH ( ADJUSTABLE CAT HEATER 29; $2499 " Heck's Reg. ~ . 29.~ 1 HECK 'S . REG. $149 .95 PRICE . $12988 SPORTS DEPT. · HECK'S REG . 49' HOUSEWARE DEPT. HECK'S REG. LEATHER FOOTBALL $788 $899 Mu~ e ol •up i' "' ~ " la1.1en frw rn or " ''" " daobl ; •ulwt~~ red !'"'"!! d~oDI<! lat~tl Q~tl lo<'l od )l." lol,.d '""'' wco••d •,.,~,. lre"d Mgde on o P•o b!lil oo ll or~ "'"' " oo" •l•v ' ""''' Ia, ' "')' f.uftdl»<q HECKS REG. $9,99 SPORTS DEPT. ·--· KNIFE Ij ~-88< i! '-IF-: ··:··... ' HECK'S REG. $9.99 $l2. 99SHRTSDEPT. SOCKS BRILLO SOAP PADS HUTCH OFFICIAL Available in a n assortment · of co lors . outfit~ . C hoo~e 1 ' ..$... '....... .:'/ , ', 1.. TUBE SOCKS HECK'S REAP.·$'T.12 BOX substit ute In emergency COLEMAN . bla cko uts . · S1B8 Heck's fe2. 15.49 SLEEPING. BAG SI'OITS'bln. NO. 637 $288 . .~· HECK 'S REG. $1.29 \..__/ SP~RTS DEPT. SPOIITS DEPT. HECK'S REG . $3 .99 SPORTS DEPT. 5'S 12 LO oz. oz. TAR REMOVER SIGNAL & STOP . LIGHT BULBS 15 BLADE PALMOLIVE LIQUID FEELER GAUGE HECK'S REG. 99' . 66( . PACKAGE OF2 HECK'S REG. 99• PKG. 66( . PKG. ( OIL CAN SPOUT HECK'S REG. 59( 39< NOUSEWARE DEPT. HICK 'S REG . 59' • SJ66 AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. Fil s Camper s, Pick ups, Step Vans, Etc . Camper & wide load extemion arm indud· sSCJ?. ed . Fully o"e mbled . Fits ri ght or lett side . Al so 1973 mod els. HECK 'S REG. $8.99 EA. · 10 OZ. SIMONIZ PRE-SOFT HECK'S REG. 6B' AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. . ' CAR WAX WITH APPLICATOR WHITEWALL SIGIAL LIGHT TIRE BRUSH FLASHER $100 88< HECK'S RIG . $1.24 AI/TOMDTIVE DEPT. FOR MOST CARS HECK'S RIG. . $2.66 • . -='=!!' 49< GAS CAP ·- . TRUCK MIRROR SIMONIZ 22 . " HAND WARMER , ..-·' SPORTS DEPT. CAMP LAMP A modern beautifully designed cordless portable lam p ... Lights up room, tent, trailer , or boat cabin . A perfect ALADDIN I. i.· j i· . 88< HECK'S REG . $1.19 BOX HIPWELL 6VOLT BASKETBALL Sta rt the football ~eo~on ri9h1 lor your boy INSULATED · 12COUNT ' 29< FOOTBALL .· OUTFITS wit h the~a 1tur dy footba ll from co loH cf re d or blue . $212' · WILSON MULTI-COLOR 4 PIECE SMALL OLD TIMER TMERMO CAMPUS PENCILS . NOUSEWAIE DEPT. .. · Lightweigh t, pu~h - butto n releo ~e. ru~tproof, high ·strength alumin um re ce i~o~e r, le s~ noticeable recoi l. Exclv~ive fro nt -locking , rota ting steel boltheod tha t locks into o steel barrel breech . Rustproo f a lum inum re ceiver . Engine·lurned bolt. Crossb olt safety . -·· CHOICE , Hfl;$EWARE EACH AUTOMATIC SHOTGUN (711 PA(K) »\ $599 WINCHESTER MODEL 1400 . SPORTS DEPT. AUTOMOTIVIDEPT. HECK'S REG. $1.65 T0$1.09 NOUSIWARE DEPT. h1111'i~d t"o~ HOUSEWAIE DEPT REG . & SUPER HECK'S REG. ,, QUARTS In• • ·><I"''"~ 1~' · ' I' Jo •r""'' TAMPON 30iS $119 TO ~~ ,,,,,;. ~·•I''''' ~~~~~" <NI•I HECK 'S PLAYTEX - . . _.; ~~ . 39( 59( \ , ;. •·• 1••1 ""'"'1·•<1,. ..,, .. 1 hn" '"""'"'"', ~udo ~11h u r•« I OJ~t•l'·"l•h •• •o~•· ''''"h ''"'' q,..,, ~~~ loa~ nnll 1~ ~1 •' '"' ~··n'"" 'l ''•••ol'" "" '"'~"''"ll·•• l t•II"'HIUh 1 P<h :.,./ ''''I •· ,..,., ''"'' > lo Mio f ~ lnno l''' " '"\' ll•••l"'' " ' ''"' l, lo•, ,,.~ J "~'~'" ~~~"1 '"'' '• 11 f., ,.,_, ..,,,J.,~I. ""t•n '" w)• l <33:) till\'1l')i'it1\ ' ......... ............ , .. WITH CORK LIDS / FRAMED PICTURES 24 PC . COLEMAN. · 3000-5000 BTU HOUSEWARE DEPT. PLASTIC FREEZER ' CONTAINERS · PINTS ;, ~:_., RODS HECK'S RIG . $2 .49 ~-- DELUXE (121NPACK) SPORTS DEPT. 6 SHOT ONLY r $ 00 HECK 'S REG. TO $1.09 HECK'S REG . $13 ,99 SHOTGUN SHELLS · FOOD STORAGE BAGS HOUSEWARE DEPT. . SPORTS DEPT. She ll Ace tate Taffeta, lined with the same fab · ric, in!>u lotlon 6 oz . Acrylic boning . ~ pc . suit, ~.ipper fly fran ! jkt . with snops, 3 pC. kni t; full cu t parJt) with re -inforced jvd o cro tch . SPORTS DEPT. 25 COUNTBAGGIES HECK 'S REG. 49' EA 2 FOR HECK' S REG . $14.99 INSULATED UNDERWEAR HECK'S REGULAR HECK 'S REG. $2.99 22 O,Z I . ..! :. :.:::>.~i.:.:':::::: :) Choose from four styl'es: 14x20·ovo l on · lique gold mirr ~ r. 14x20 ant ique go ld mirror . 14lt l7 an tique go ld mirror. 14;-:10 antique go ld mirror. _ _ _. - - . . ( ·.· MIRRORS !_ ~ 66 $ •1'' . $2.46 HAIIDWARE DEPT. r, · SMITH &.~SON Heck's ·Reg. HECK'S REG. $1.33 ~~~~:- HECK'S REG . $1 .99 " SPORTS DEPT. PAINT REMOVER · 88< Bl ut· $699 KLEAN STRIP SC)88 . 11 HUNTING HAT GUN CASE DEVCON SAFETY FLAG (mcr~bltt SPORTS DEPT. GREEN AND RED JONES STYLE . CAMOUFLAGED Si ze s to fit most guns .BIRD FEEDER .. '4188 $1.77 HECK'S REG •. $2.66 fa\~. f ALL FISHING J..-----------1 HAIIDWAREDEPT. HECK'S REG. $8.99 SP011J DEPT. SINGLE SHOT SHOTGUN 47.95 Un•qut lockiflg de-..1tr. HECK'S REG . $39 .99 . WINCHESTER 1 ~<r1d 3.3 oz. $499 HECK'S REG . $6.99 HECK'S REG. o l •h " ''"""''' ',.,,,.. ,, ... r , ,, ., ""''' SPOilS DEI'T. An ex ho heo.,y we<ght I lull coot raincoot•d~o l l o r e11ery man . Mod!! of hea t ~eol t! d s m o ~ e col ored ,.i nyl with rt:irl· (o,t eP lull 1lush pocK· e h , /lop ven t1. bock, ((l rm<id •• ~. 1 111 1r•on lh ly iru lr· ~ f .,[d,· r ~ nml ;'" '" l'lh lo) U 'i" lf.'l'd d~>·rdrr ih1rt 1'1 C1k 1)\ rr rhrrd COrllpOr l rner lt F.u'y (( Ill ~ h( rnd lr·and t ·.o ~o r ! ,,j lf,. ,, " ' ~~~he ~ ! ~!WJH children urrd o th;:n Ir on, hondlmg , gun ~ Drow<> r 1.(• ~ I<J~ k und ~·ey ~0\~ 10 ll<tr t f"-~·'" "V ,),, t II ·. ol I"' oi 1~ • ''' ' ' • •11 ""1' •ll •li '"" 1,.,1,, ·p "' ' ' '' I ,.,.,j, -<I , t 'I" •'"""'"' ~,11,. <•II ~j,,,.j •lu " ~lh HECK 'S REG. $6 .99 VINYL RAINCOAT ·, . $" 00 >1 DRAWER bow MEN'S ALUMINUM GUTTER GUARD 60-75-100 WATT " " '' "''•\! :,,..,. WITH LOCKING IIJNTINC SHIRTS ••. , ... ' ·,., ' ',,,. , ~ •. ,... . 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REG . 39' AUTOMOTIVE PINT SIMONIZ BARDAHL HECK ' S $122 29< HECK'S , REG . 88' AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. ., ' ' I I l ' ! , �' ......., 01'11 DAILY 10 TO 9 10 TO 9 OHIIAILY 10 TO 9 O,_IA&Y 10 TO 9 4 PLACE .· HARDWARE AND HOUSEWARE ITEMS FILE TORCH KIT c:onsl~t~ of Br~~s Burrier Hend wi th (O m f.Jil· l~· propone IW\k. Cr\. ldeCII for filrng rirf o r 1110 · tioil or ouud th t:: h om~. go r dgc wor·hhop etc torc h for oil seaso n ~ Lif(' tlmc guor ern tee on BPm:" · 0 -Matic burner head A 10 with rndt.•:o: fold- $177 50 FOOT .EXTENSION CORD e U. L Li sted CAMOUFLAGED HUNTING VEST " '"" JV' I '""" "'"q"''· C!;l'lor~, BiM k. ( foid. Hunlo!t G reen , $688 HECK'S REG . $8 . 99 V. ·I ·~·· " :.,,.,,,,, 1,,,,1 LIGHT BULBS ' 25' Long 6" Wide CHECK FILE FOR HECK'S REG. 28' EACH ' Heck'S Reg. lnd ,.,.,,f , b·,· $177 HOUSEWAIIE DEPT. lull zippe r lr ofl1; eo <h in ottr o~ t ive ~•pper d·~ ­ plov <orr y bog · EPOXY GLUE 8rilloo1d Penr•onl.\ on ovnll•d on 'O hd, i1bre pole ¥H iuol ly u11brt-c1k nb!e witt! b oocke t lor or t.,chmg ro ~··ho · cle Color1. Oroog(' Gre••11 cu1d ' fl~.~ · · · )~ , ,~ :•>v<•<•t~ IM<ier ot hogi: ;.,pn.r <I~•~- hM "" g,.ld , ,;..,., .,., •<OQI• '"'" J<,,.,. fudr• ;, II» J.·~ ~ ~~ld• ~ · • • 1(1!1~ 1 ~ l t'>l' ,lt••o n~d <on• •! '~"'"'"'• ... rn t~.., •~' ' '"" ~ H ••••:· ,00,,;,,, ''·"'hit, """, wo. ,p •n• "•P / SJ 88 HECK'S R~G . . $2.66 HOUSEWARE DEPT. ANTIQUE ~:> · GOLD ........• .· ·.·. ·. ·. .. ~~. :··::' ':::/. .. .··· : ' ':: SWEET-HEART UME DETERGENT i- r r1 f70r .. . --··· 4 FORSJ OO BATHROOM ACCESSORIES Choose fr om an assortment of 12", Ur', or 14" Towel Bars. fow el Ring , Soap Dish , Toot hbru sh an d Tu mbler Ho lder ond To ilet Tissue Hold er . , 1 HECK'S REG. $7.99 .NOUSEWAIIEDEPT. . HOUSEWARE DEPT. CORKERS I ' ,. . ;l,, Ch ao'ie from glo ss ·~;.;11., . storog e cqn l ain er~ with cork lids; 12 oz., 22 o7., ond 32 oz. Co rker s. ' ;p HECK'S . REG . 45' 49~ AliD 59< .,.. HECK'S REG. T0$).09 f#OUSEWAIE SUNDOWN BEVERAGE SET HECK 'S REG . $5.99 CORKERS'.•~""-~ . ., . ,CLASS STORACE CONTAINERS ) ~ Choose from 11 Liter, 12 oz ., 24 oz. ond 36 oz Cork•rs. ~ i, ,, l ~' jl, ~l '"O ""'H'I (" QI~ dt'ti J>/. o l~ w41>o•••q•• 'J ~'"~ " '> '" ''"'j ~c~k N-~9 ,·~ · . DEPT. 55 ~ACK HECK'S REG. 99 ' playtcx .-. .. i ' MAGIC .......... ~ . ... . UY ._ i\ -~~- ... M~R •· "~ MAGIC BLEACH ( ADJUSTABLE CAT HEATER 29; $2499 " Heck's Reg. ~ . 29.~ 1 HECK 'S . REG. $149 .95 PRICE . $12988 SPORTS DEPT. · HECK'S REG . 49' HOUSEWARE DEPT. HECK'S REG. LEATHER FOOTBALL $788 $899 Mu~ e ol •up i' "' ~ " la1.1en frw rn or " ''" " daobl ; •ulwt~~ red !'"'"!! d~oDI<! lat~tl Q~tl lo<'l od )l." lol,.d '""'' wco••d •,.,~,. lre"d Mgde on o P•o b!lil oo ll or~ "'"' " oo" •l•v ' ""''' Ia, ' "')' f.uftdl»<q HECKS REG. $9,99 SPORTS DEPT. ·--· KNIFE Ij ~-88< i! '-IF-: ··:··... ' HECK'S REG. $9.99 $l2. 99SHRTSDEPT. SOCKS BRILLO SOAP PADS HUTCH OFFICIAL Available in a n assortment · of co lors . outfit~ . C hoo~e 1 ' ..$... '....... .:'/ , ', 1.. TUBE SOCKS HECK'S REAP.·$'T.12 BOX substit ute In emergency COLEMAN . bla cko uts . · S1B8 Heck's fe2. 15.49 SLEEPING. BAG SI'OITS'bln. NO. 637 $288 . .~· HECK 'S REG. $1.29 \..__/ SP~RTS DEPT. SPOIITS DEPT. HECK'S REG . $3 .99 SPORTS DEPT. 5'S 12 LO oz. oz. TAR REMOVER SIGNAL & STOP . LIGHT BULBS 15 BLADE PALMOLIVE LIQUID FEELER GAUGE HECK'S REG. 99' . 66( . PACKAGE OF2 HECK'S REG. 99• PKG. 66( . PKG. ( OIL CAN SPOUT HECK'S REG. 59( 39< NOUSEWARE DEPT. HICK 'S REG . 59' • SJ66 AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. Fil s Camper s, Pick ups, Step Vans, Etc . Camper & wide load extemion arm indud· sSCJ?. ed . Fully o"e mbled . Fits ri ght or lett side . Al so 1973 mod els. HECK 'S REG. $8.99 EA. · 10 OZ. SIMONIZ PRE-SOFT HECK'S REG. 6B' AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. . ' CAR WAX WITH APPLICATOR WHITEWALL SIGIAL LIGHT TIRE BRUSH FLASHER $100 88< HECK'S RIG . $1.24 AI/TOMDTIVE DEPT. FOR MOST CARS HECK'S RIG. . $2.66 • . -='=!!' 49< GAS CAP ·- . TRUCK MIRROR SIMONIZ 22 . " HAND WARMER , ..-·' SPORTS DEPT. CAMP LAMP A modern beautifully designed cordless portable lam p ... Lights up room, tent, trailer , or boat cabin . A perfect ALADDIN I. i.· j i· . 88< HECK'S REG . $1.19 BOX HIPWELL 6VOLT BASKETBALL Sta rt the football ~eo~on ri9h1 lor your boy INSULATED · 12COUNT ' 29< FOOTBALL .· OUTFITS wit h the~a 1tur dy footba ll from co loH cf re d or blue . $212' · WILSON MULTI-COLOR 4 PIECE SMALL OLD TIMER TMERMO CAMPUS PENCILS . NOUSEWAIE DEPT. .. · Lightweigh t, pu~h - butto n releo ~e. ru~tproof, high ·strength alumin um re ce i~o~e r, le s~ noticeable recoi l. Exclv~ive fro nt -locking , rota ting steel boltheod tha t locks into o steel barrel breech . Rustproo f a lum inum re ceiver . Engine·lurned bolt. Crossb olt safety . -·· CHOICE , Hfl;$EWARE EACH AUTOMATIC SHOTGUN (711 PA(K) »\ $599 WINCHESTER MODEL 1400 . SPORTS DEPT. AUTOMOTIVIDEPT. HECK'S REG. $1.65 T0$1.09 NOUSIWARE DEPT. h1111'i~d t"o~ HOUSEWAIE DEPT REG . & SUPER HECK'S REG. ,, QUARTS In• • ·><I"''"~ 1~' · ' I' Jo •r""'' TAMPON 30iS $119 TO ~~ ,,,,,;. ~·•I''''' ~~~~~" <NI•I HECK 'S PLAYTEX - . . _.; ~~ . 39( 59( \ , ;. •·• 1••1 ""'"'1·•<1,. ..,, .. 1 hn" '"""'"'"', ~udo ~11h u r•« I OJ~t•l'·"l•h •• •o~•· ''''"h ''"'' q,..,, ~~~ loa~ nnll 1~ ~1 •' '"' ~··n'"" 'l ''•••ol'" "" '"'~"''"ll·•• l t•II"'HIUh 1 P<h :.,./ ''''I •· ,..,., ''"'' > lo Mio f ~ lnno l''' " '"\' ll•••l"'' " ' ''"' l, lo•, ,,.~ J "~'~'" ~~~"1 '"'' '• 11 f., ,.,_, ..,,,J.,~I. ""t•n '" w)• l <33:) till\'1l')i'it1\ ' ......... ............ , .. WITH CORK LIDS / FRAMED PICTURES 24 PC . COLEMAN. · 3000-5000 BTU HOUSEWARE DEPT. PLASTIC FREEZER ' CONTAINERS · PINTS ;, ~:_., RODS HECK'S RIG . $2 .49 ~-- DELUXE (121NPACK) SPORTS DEPT. 6 SHOT ONLY r $ 00 HECK 'S REG. TO $1.09 HECK'S REG . $13 ,99 SHOTGUN SHELLS · FOOD STORAGE BAGS HOUSEWARE DEPT. . SPORTS DEPT. She ll Ace tate Taffeta, lined with the same fab · ric, in!>u lotlon 6 oz . Acrylic boning . ~ pc . suit, ~.ipper fly fran ! jkt . with snops, 3 pC. kni t; full cu t parJt) with re -inforced jvd o cro tch . SPORTS DEPT. 25 COUNTBAGGIES HECK 'S REG. 49' EA 2 FOR HECK' S REG . $14.99 INSULATED UNDERWEAR HECK'S REGULAR HECK 'S REG. $2.99 22 O,Z I . ..! :. :.:::>.~i.:.:':::::: :) Choose from four styl'es: 14x20·ovo l on · lique gold mirr ~ r. 14x20 ant ique go ld mirror . 14lt l7 an tique go ld mirror. 14;-:10 antique go ld mirror. _ _ _. - - . . ( ·.· MIRRORS !_ ~ 66 $ •1'' . $2.46 HAIIDWARE DEPT. r, · SMITH &.~SON Heck's ·Reg. HECK'S REG. $1.33 ~~~~:- HECK'S REG . $1 .99 " SPORTS DEPT. PAINT REMOVER · 88< Bl ut· $699 KLEAN STRIP SC)88 . 11 HUNTING HAT GUN CASE DEVCON SAFETY FLAG (mcr~bltt SPORTS DEPT. GREEN AND RED JONES STYLE . CAMOUFLAGED Si ze s to fit most guns .BIRD FEEDER .. '4188 $1.77 HECK'S REG •. $2.66 fa\~. f ALL FISHING J..-----------1 HAIIDWAREDEPT. HECK'S REG. $8.99 SP011J DEPT. SINGLE SHOT SHOTGUN 47.95 Un•qut lockiflg de-..1tr. HECK'S REG . $39 .99 . WINCHESTER 1 ~<r1d 3.3 oz. $499 HECK'S REG . $6.99 HECK'S REG. o l •h " ''"""''' ',.,,,.. ,, ... r , ,, ., ""''' SPOilS DEI'T. An ex ho heo.,y we<ght I lull coot raincoot•d~o l l o r e11ery man . Mod!! of hea t ~eol t! d s m o ~ e col ored ,.i nyl with rt:irl· (o,t eP lull 1lush pocK· e h , /lop ven t1. bock, ((l rm<id •• ~. 1 111 1r•on lh ly iru lr· ~ f .,[d,· r ~ nml ;'" '" l'lh lo) U 'i" lf.'l'd d~>·rdrr ih1rt 1'1 C1k 1)\ rr rhrrd COrllpOr l rner lt F.u'y (( Ill ~ h( rnd lr·and t ·.o ~o r ! ,,j lf,. ,, " ' ~~~he ~ ! ~!WJH children urrd o th;:n Ir on, hondlmg , gun ~ Drow<> r 1.(• ~ I<J~ k und ~·ey ~0\~ 10 ll<tr t f"-~·'" "V ,),, t II ·. ol I"' oi 1~ • ''' ' ' • •11 ""1' •ll •li '"" 1,.,1,, ·p "' ' ' '' I ,.,.,j, -<I , t 'I" •'"""'"' ~,11,. <•II ~j,,,.j •lu " ~lh HECK 'S REG. $6 .99 VINYL RAINCOAT ·, . $" 00 >1 DRAWER bow MEN'S ALUMINUM GUTTER GUARD 60-75-100 WATT " " '' "''•\! :,,..,. WITH LOCKING IIJNTINC SHIRTS ••. , ... ' ·,., ' ',,,. , ~ •. ,... . " "'"''"'"' 1~ ··• "'· ••••u1_ 1 '"' ••. :lur,, ., • .. 1., ,r "'I'" .r.~:.. ·.;,....r, ,_.,. ,,_~· "'' ' ' t ~ ' ' ' "''i"'''""'""h:"l"l>• ;,.,._,, \' l b (o w lllJiV!If, 1hoQ i o"g t ol>, orm \!VOid 10rqr:l fru•· , !md 40 t .. SO lb pul l PLAID !>>Ill '" O J '"'' '"'¥ ,,.,, ,', IMJ f., '"' ! O•j •1•·• ~ DEPT. HARDWARE DEPT. .,,_1 ,. ,(1, li do ,,..,; " ' ' I I• II" o• .., .. .,,,,, ••u , r.. ,. ~..,.r, .,_ Ex tro Lo ng , fl• p lrmg1h d•1lv~tt nylt;HJ lot: kll1 St! ll co ll m, 2 h<~ gll rncnn y pV ~~eh , qulltnl with l C' o~o 90 10 Q di'JII Auy lic hbr~u . • Flexible Vinyl Cable e Molded Connecto rs. SYLVANIA HAIIDWARE ' DEPT. l'.llfOW~ ORLON JACKET HECK'S REG. $5.99 Set l11dvd1'\ . 4 I1Vntu19 oz. WOOD GUN RACK HUNTING BOW SET ~ \ PORTA . BERNZ- 0 -MA TIC Kd BEN PEARSON COUGAR AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. TO fiT MOST CUI HiCK'S REG. $1 .88 ' . TIRE GAUGE .66< HECK 'S REG . 99' AI/TOMOTIVIDEI'T. HECK 'S REG . ' t; = $! . 77 LIQUID KLEENER TOP OIL . REG . 39' AUTOMOTIVE PINT SIMONIZ BARDAHL HECK ' S $122 29< HECK'S , REG . 88' AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. ., ' ' I I l ' ! , �13 - Th• Dally Seotlnel, MldcUeport.Ponwroy, O., Sept . !, 11173 Sayre reu1zion held OHUAILY 10 TO 9 OPEIDAILY 10 TO 9 1 ~ IF593 these SOUNDESIGN 5G336 PANASONIC PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH ''"""'~REG ;;~·.:;· $ 2177 $ 24 .96 JEWElRY DEPT. SPEC IAt FEATU RE S: Radio Receive r, music pol'(er 5 wa tts: I.PP. power 40 watts. Slide control s for vol· ume, boss, 'treble a nd ba lance. Modern blac kout li ghte d slide rule tuning dial. Stereo ind ica tor light pi npoin ts. FM stereo sta tions . FM di pole " T" a ntenna incl uded. Tape Player; quali ty 4 pole AC synchro n· ous motor drives player. Ha ndles all st0 ndo rd 8 track cdr tridges. #44 56 - 609 99 $ HECK'S REG. $119.96 JEWElRY DEPT. ~-----r--:.:::;:;;;-~,--1 ----rHD·2. M11~ u 6 d1litio~ 1 ""'! IHf!- Ctilh oa f!d,..ic~u . ~a "'b" 'll""· '"'' ' t bur• 11" 1- fri" b<lco ti a..G l 'iJlll an.d o ther t1p11 a ll l)(l dt- Goot! al Elt( t rlc Ooubho Non · St ic ~ Coating a n grid! h op• htod• !ro m otickina- allaw l ool y c ltCi n ; ~'IJ- III u iomatlc •lgMlligfll in"': ott o wh t n .. a lilt! art rtady to"'... f ro nt cont rol lot a <y Ia u11 lot boktng 'wall le• , l rying a• grill ing. LADIES' HAIR STYUNC JEW/lilY DEPT. RADIO .DRYER ''"'""' call. . JIWEliY DEPT. dr yer not only ma ke~ ha ir drying fa st, but hair stylin g is easy, too. Co mbinatio n styling comb a nd hair dryer. $24'' HECK 'S REG . $14.88 PENDANT WATCHES A beavtiful buortment of st yles to clloase lrom. Com· plete with long neck lace like chain. ss'' Heck's Reg. 29.96 5 llWEli/Y DEPT. R72 lfWillt DEPT. ICE CRUSHER W/SPEAKER . $8.88 VANWYCK TAPE PLAYER PANASONIC TOOT · A· LOOP HECK'S REG. VW88 LEAR JET A-120 Po n a~cn i c' 1 cra;r.iest AM portable ye t!Weor it en yav r wri ~t-or twi\1to sit on table lop . 8o ttery operolion . Bvih· in an tenn a . 2 1A " PM dynamic ~peaker . Roll disk tun ing an d volv me con t ro l~ . In re d, wh ite, blue and yellow. Solid· stole e ngineered . Ca mplet'e with battery, earphonf . $1199 HECK 'S REG . $13 .96 Heck's Reg. 9.96 5 Heck's Reg. ' 79.88 DEPT. HD - 63 lowi,.,hj, ,. ro" ,,,.,. bt...Go na 011io n 94 G. E. : Of g •WI I fla1h !> ft all 14 .;;, .,;;,,;~ ; $5 .96 • C e ri l l~ '''" ' ~'~~'" ' '' "' " hoor loo 11!\l, lan g la1ting lth . e To~ch ' N 1111 Haod "'"" · ro od or 1.'', "' "" lkt hf>cd In iu•l 1 ~ -. r ig hT po,Ttan . • ~omQTI < a nttal - •hanQ~ hu l " ie<Mn~ rig ht in you r ha ,.q , • No.,. .Jo<ign lnt roo ••d " '! !l ow fat fmte<dr ytna . I Jumbo hooJ ~ <I< < Cm'lloda t eola r ge <oll!'l, o il kai r 1ty!e L 1 ( o\y up dtl"'i\fl · <tl up lho dry.• In cir\1 qvi<l J'l'tDI;.,n .• ~ ~ clll!o n c~:~n• •al - lndu cl •"!l "tl'"ll' Ia~ lrnthtJit·a.nd "" '"'"' "''g' $488 HECK'S REG . . WALTHAM MEN'S AND LADIES' 17 JEWEL MASSAGER WATCHES - · l iablt ptrla "r"" .•. u ch wotch io oha•~ •• •l•lonl 01011 M.t1 unb1u~ ablo 'llain•p<if111 , .t.uott• otyl 11 lot mt n o nd lod lil l , -tiOK o<hing "'vKitl ,..;,1. or wilf.alot l.toi. A o;~ tn tle J.O athin ~ mOIIO\,It 11( ~ 0" rt iOr! l t~· ~hl , lt\,11, hip1 , 1ldf l, bo<k thouldt ro, nttk. or 1.. 1. Compltt• ... ~ ~ Kalp o tto<hmem, laro• and 1m oil foil !II ol la <hmtn11body o lto<hm• nl, ond htot upf'h<olo•! · o•,.now ~ld . HECK' SREG . $24.88 HECK'SIEG . $11.96 lfWiliY DEPT. .. No.4500 COMPONENT STEREO 350 ·' The .mod · fa s hion~ d ~ompanent odds color to your home ond versa tility to your stereo mum system. Bu th · tn 1lereophane ja ck f or persona l, pr ivQ ie listening . Three ·speed "1hoc k mo~~ted ': avtomotic changer holds 1i11 re cord§, shuh off alllama tical ly. Solid~t ale ompl•fto r w1th separate volume, balance ond ca ntinuou1 tone con trols, HECK'S REG . $53 .97 "'"''h ~~-----------.-L----~Il~~~a~II~YD~9~T.~,----~~~WAHL HEAT GENERAL ELECTRIC HAIR SLIDE VIEWER HECK'S REG; Ptlnt ed reg iste r circuit boa rd, 2 \i " speake r. Jack ta r ea r· ph ar~e and e• ternol ' peaker. Complete with handy corryi n~;~ PRO MIST • SUNSET PANASONIC AM PORTABLE RADIO BLENDER WITH TIMER t OfOIO <)f ... tll """"' tO e<>l i , '• ,...., " lime~"~'~~'' " · Ont ~ ~ WARING 14 SPEED JIWII.IIY DIPT. . JIWlliY DEPT $2799 HECK'S REG. $10.88 G.E. C1400 JIWiliY DIPT. when the gra ss grows so r<J p id ly you can't rake the leave< before cutting the stu tf. + + + And then !here'• th e •hoe ·+ + + Att ending wer e Mr . and Mrs . Ch est er Fo utty , Ree dsvi ll e : Mr . and Mrs . Dale .Connol ly, Dale Lee, John , Dian a· and Deem1 , Lon g Bottom ; Mrs . ut 7::JO IJ.III. "'l'h •tiCal'I lsu Hebel " a full icn ~ lh CIJ]Ui' ' SlurS lll'(iOUction, E;U1el Wtttcr:., Gc01·giu Lee and John Milford and tho slury is based on u conflict in thu lire of a mudcr'n ytJun« I.."O uplc when Lhc husbtmd , (HI (ldvcrtislng executive, can 't find a place In his •chcrne of thing• for the wife's acce ptance or . the Christian faith . Miss Waters plays the role of the practical nurse who exerl.o a profound influence on the yo ung couple tl1rough her d~y· by-day faith in God. Jane Withers, one of the foremo st child stars of yesteryear, a[~o a p ~ars ln tl1e production. ''Oillown, U.S.A." portrays t .es Manning, a self-made ll)an · and wealthy oil magnate, in his a ttemp t to ga in ·pleasure, security and a future for himself. The film shows the change in the life of Manning as he becomes influenced by a Billy Gra ham Crusade in llouston, Tex. The public is invited to al· tend all four of the movies; There is no admission charge. ItA 'INF: - Assistance with Uw DtstrlclH veteran ~ purty at the Athens Mental Healtlo 'enter September 13 was plannL'<l during a rneeUng of the Anlericu r1 l.egion Auxiliary 11f Haclne Post 602 Tuesday nig ht. Mrs. Helen llllllngs, Athens, ~ nd Mrs. Myrtle Walker, l{ucl nc, will have charge of the rmrly with the various units of th e distri ct to contribute Inward the refreshments and game prizes . AlHO anno unced at the tht! rail COO· fcrence tv I'" he ld at Jackson Oct<•ber 4. It was noted that a report ol Buckeye Girls' Sl<lte h• d been given ~t the August 111Cell n )4 WilS . COMING SOON TR~COVNTYSLARGEST SELECTION OF DOUBLE KNIT ENJOY VACATION MASON - Mr . and Mrs. Earl Ewing, Mason, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Strayer, VIenna, W. Va. spent a week's vacation ln Minnesot. . The Strayers · returned home, and the Ewlrigs continued their vacation fo r lbree more weeks. They visited a gold mine in South Dakota, scenic places ln the .Black Hills and in North Dakow . Their . vaca tion took them into Canada where th ~y visited Thunder Bay and returned by Sault Ste. Marie, Canada . FABRICS :, Mullen, Sr .• C oolv ll 1 ~., gr eat " gr andf_ath er of th e hon ored tke 'P m~ P I •(~ the !o ll o w l119 ... ~ e~ 0• d yov w •\h we ll g • ~ e ~ au Ci t the SOf'l't ~p tcrol p•;~ e ' · o 1 o mp <;~r o b lt ,,em guest . GUARAN TEE: g\l cv o ntu Radfords honored Pelile, tO!y tCt ~Cindie lkop• . Micro· Twin tha~il'! g heod . One ,iO. for J1 ;t, l~e oth~r lor un derarm!, Pop-up hta d for ea1y c/•ani ng', Cord compa rlrnent. P<tdt ttol batt. $699 JftCIC'IRIG. iliB.•JII SUN & HEAT LAMP Heck's Reg. '19.96 O<! o\ , no ur'!(ond <llonol monty ma l hH wloo ma~t l '' · bll(ll ol A&P '' "SUPER-RIGHT" ' Planning the party honoring tl1eir parents were Miss Mary Radfo rd, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs . William R. Radfo rd, Parkersburg; Miss Becky Radford, and her fiance, Larry Romine. The lwo·tiered an· niversary cake topped with satin weddi ng bells was baked Mr. and Mrs. Carl Biddle, by Mrs . Ronald Reed, Winter Haven, E'la. ; have been .Westerville. Gifts were at the V. Clay Tuttle home in presented to the couple. Middleport assisting in the Attending were Mrs. Grace care of her father, L. P. Glaze , Mrs. June Glaze and $ummerfield , while · Mrs. Rick, Middleport ; Tim Glaze, Tuttle was in Akron for 12 days Columbus; Jud y Snowden, with Mrs. Harry Hurlbert, Rutlmid; Mr. and Mrs. Donald ' sister of Mrs. Biddle and Mrs. . Glaze, Mr. and Mrs. John Tuttle. Mrs. Hurlbert is a Garsteck, Terry and Jeannie, patient at the Akron City . . Cleveland· . ' Mr . and Mrs. Hospllal. Ronald Reed and Alicia, Mr. and Mrs. Biddle were .Westerville; Debbie Pullins called by the death of his andAmy, Mr. and Mrs. Donald mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Bictdle. Pullins, Mr. and Mrs. George They also spent two days in Glaze, Brell, Lori and Brian, Akron With Mrs. Hurlbert. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Glaze, Mrs. Tuttle has now returned Mike, Sandy and Robe rt, home and her brother-in-law Mark, Denise and Lisa Byers, and sister have returned to all of Columbus.' . Florida. Other guests of Mr. Swn· merfield have been Mr. and Mrs. .Woodrow Boggs, Reedy, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Daugherty, Walton, W. Va.; Mrs. Blondena Stribbling, · Cocoa, Fla., all nieces of I Summerfield. Mrs. Strlbbling I went on to Akron to visit Mrs. llurlbert, her cousin, before I ~ I returning to Florida. Also calllng during the past week have been Leonard Mrs . I Lou OSborne Massa r, Belpre; Raymond Frecker, Tuppers VALUES , Plains; Mrs. Leola . Massar, I I . Eastern ; Mr. and Mrs. Charles' I SEARS I · ' Chaffie, Reedsville; Mr. and Ca l a log Merchant 1 Mrs . Elmer Bibbee, · son, 1 22 0 E. Mai n Pomeroy Dorsel, Alrred; Thelma FarnsPH. 992·2178 wor th, Chesler, and Mrs: Jean I Middleport, Ohio Open Daily 9 to 9 lutf Holf Jb. SJIP Visit Tuttles FROZEN Haddock Fillets • • • . .. gg· Ocean Perch • • • • ' Potato Salad · • • • • "~ '"'• 43" ftortlo.t pk(. lb. lb. A&P MACR AONI SALAD., Roasting Chickens :~:~~ • . ·~ 79' · Cornish Game Hens F•oz•" • ·'" 7f' ':4 89' All Meat Wieners .:t~D t;nJAITUI D '"" Pork Ch ops ntCID o Turkey Leg Quarters . . • Bulk S Sliced Bacon LOIN • o CliO" 1)agfhlle 1)1apMA• SpqhelfJ, .& Meaf/8alf&, ~ ~ IS·OL89e JANE PARKER 9!~·.~ $,00 CGII I I ......, "" Wheat "Bn.ead, 8 ...... $100 ~ lvs. , CRACK£0 ~~ I I I '-----------.1 We Specialize In Pre-Fab ,.. ssc•och AU Pltrpost BRECK Creme Rinse • STOKELY Cut Green Beans • • Whole Kernel Corn . Fruit Cocktail • • • ~ gg· Top Choice . • • • • 29 25 :. '4 Gravy Train • • Bouillon Cubes • • "fi" 39' TRUSSES For Residential &Farm Use ALL TRUSSES ARE FH~ APPROVED Wholesale Prlcesl HOGG &ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. 773-5554 At rtaan SlturdaJ Ma, W . • ilOG FOOD HERB.OX -.. , , Ca•"y eo... 8 u.... $100 ~pk9s. . . .s1u Decaf Instant Coffee • J• . .. 99~ ,k,. Folger's Coffee • • ' Crispy Bean Salad • •'1:59" Heinz Ketchup • • • ·;r- 29' ....,.. s2J7 .... Saluto Party Pizza • • 491 Buttermilk Waffles · • •:•· 37' Cinnamon Rolls Flaky Biscuits • • '2.~:. 27' Fruit 'n Crunch . . .·~:: 79' 43' Light Chunk Tuna • :~- VACUUM PACKED . HANOVER $ THE SLOW KETCHUP 3 49c • • ••• Cooking Onions Prune Plums • • • 3,.. 3""·$100 CUCU~BERS, Bartlett Pears • • • Green Peppers • • 00 YELLOW GOLDEN RIPE GREEN ONIONS OR lb. 3'" 39~ . FROZEN AUNT JEMIMA FROZEN , ,,.., PILLSBURY STOKELY DOG FOOD $}49 If CAFFEIN KEEPS YOU AWAKE I Wldl& ?ofataeal • pkJo'' . eoue·~ .~, ~i~,9e PIIIUilN STOKELY BUILDING A&P DISPOSABLE SUN SIP Ai.P 1 Here's the Man 1. I To See For .. • I THE BEST or Shank CAP'N <OHN'S FROZEN r------------i I I I I I Whale · PEACHES OR Heck's Reg. •16.96 A&P o lltn No ITIO!tt• ....no t '' \ ell 1 '' A& f' g ~a o an t ee ; Salon $129 Finish Lotion ·~:E HECK'S REG. $27.96 I • nDIRECT FROM MILL TO YOU" BRECK '9'' ·TRAVEL ALARM CLOCK R-0. $ 99 sl a ~ ln ~ Il l(! frs b vn l hl•J(Ir\ rtln~ nwther was a guest. Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Frances Roberts, Auxili ary 1>residen t, displayed literature and s(m•enlrs brought back !ru m their recent trip to llawail to altend the National . Ameri can Legion Auxllluy COilvtnUon. They reported on Lhe meelinK and told of their various activltles and tours during the week there. Mrs. Walker showed a series of slides of Pearl Harbor. The meeting was preceded by a picnic at the Racine levee. Mr s : Johri Jo hn son . Fo rt M yers , Fla .; and Geor g e CLOCK RADIO ALARM CLOCK HECK'S REG. $3.19 lly PtliL I' ASTOitET Sep tember i> the month sal esman with fi erce compell· tion - he had an arch rival. AM LUX ELECTRIC. HICK'S $4.99 BA R B S The ninth birlhday of John Ju n e M u l len a n d peggy , l le ; Darrell Dy e. Edward Connolly, son of Mr. Coolvi M l n ero~~ l Wells , W . Va ., and his and Mrs. Dale Connolly, Long fi ance , Miss Sa ndr a Mullen , v ill e : Mr , and Mr s. Steven Bottom, was observed recently Cool M ll.ll e n , Coo lv ill e ; St evie · with an outdoor cookout. The Mull en , Parlo:.er sb urg, w . Va . ; r . and Mrs . George M ull en ob!;Crvance was held at the M Il l an d Angle , Ll ttl e Hoc king ; us a man with . money home of hls grandparents, Mr. Mr . and M rs. Robert Barber , in Show the bank, and we'll find you o bbie , St ev e a n d Kevi n , and 'Mrs . .Ches ter Foutty, ,R Reeds v i ll e; Mr . a nd Mr s . a wi fe who'll draw it out to· The o_d o r a Co n n o ll y , De bb i e , · morrow. . Reedsville. ne, Mike and CoM ic Man. The birthdays of Debbie Arle Reedsv ill e ; Ric k ie , Ran dy, an d Connolly, 14, Chery l Mowry, 13, Scot ty Van M eter , Reedsv il le ; s. Mabel sanbo rn, Reeds · and Betty Jo llunl, five, was Mr v ill e ; M r . and Mr s. Ri cha rd also noted wi th eac ~ one Ear l Hun t. Ri chard and Bet ty Jo, Mr . and M rs . Gl en Dee te r. receiving a glfl. JQhn and Ch e ry l Mow er y. Followi ng the cookout, ice Pa fly Lawr ence. Long Botto m ; Jea n Co nnoll v, Reed scream and cake were served viErma ll e; and Mr . and Mrs. Ceci l with the group playing football Wa~on e r , Rutl and . gi ll s wer e Mr . and and baseball, pitching hor- MrSending s . Warr en Con nolly and Am y, Long Bottom ; Mr . and seshoes and swimming. • Summerfield, Chester. NORELCO $200 "The lh•11rL Is u llcbel" und "Oiltuwn, U.S.A.," two )lilly Oi'lthalll fll111s will be m u on ~ Um four films feulu•·cdat a film cru..,de which opcn••d Tuesday night ''"" extends throu~h Friday at the Meigs Junior High &hool in Middleport. The Meigs County Ministerial Associa ti on ls New Nuven, W. Va .; Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Sayre, Leon, w. Vn.; Mrs. Mary Saym, Mr. und Mrs. P.u!(ene Walters, Ke lley and 'l'odd, Pt. Pleasant, W. Vu .; Mrs. Lurry Sayre , Tammy and Lisa Sayre, St. Albans, W. Va.; Mrs. ll urdin~ Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stephens, Leon, W. Va.; Mr, and Mrs. Albert Stephens and grandso n, Lennie, Martha Stephens, Sammie Stephens, Miss Flowers, Pt. Plasant, W. Va.; Mrs. Donald Harrison, Randy and Brel tlarrlson, Gallipolis ; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stephens, Point Pleasa nt ; Eskcy Sergent, Westerville. A surpr ise silver ·anniversary party honoring .Mr. · and Mrs. William Radr'ord·was held Sunday at the Roadside Park on Route 33. The un ique Qesign of Max the mini hai r A Campft'- Ho mt Sh!>t Shint M,t, ~ ..rythin.g yo u .,..d "' a C!>lllplt tt 1ha1 pali•h•r kit. h •a appHcoton a nd '""'" brv1ht1 lor blocl " "" brown •hPlvo o !Mdy RADIO $1 ff9 HECK'S REG. $24.96 PORTABLE GILLETTE 'HECK'S REG . $12 .96 TIFLON WAFFLE BAKER FM/AM SP-2 IONA ELECTRIC SHOE POLISHER GENERAL ELECTRIC G.E. P-977 Auxiliary has meet Graham films showing Observe 9th birthday AM-FM STEREO RADIO WITH S-TRACK TAPE PLAYER ACjtlont<1 ..11(10< I W II<~ . Htth Onl( v~ .. ,...,, mola r. l ·<pHd re<Drd l)ko)'*r Ct •Dmrc ( II''I!<Oge ,. ,,h r~FPh • olyh,.,, 3" PM d ynon"c IPflli" Er~r p ho .. (h oorornol l,..olt• lod o Co:>~• o ,...nl ( III!Y•nQ ho~dlt . In on!lqvo '"""• '"" '" rod " '"' " ' 1tllo., w ll ~ oMrq yt whr to ,,., ., , Su~d · llol r t ng inH rtd Con~ pl o ro otoTh • LEON, W. Va . - The unnual reunion Iii the lot~ P.teklel an<! Susan Barr Safr• family w~s held on Sunday, September 2, ut the home of Mr. and Me$, Shirley Suyre, Rt. 1, Leon , W. Vo. Those alU,ndlng were Mr. and Mrs. Millard McDade, Mr. and Mrs . William Smith, Obetz; Mrs. Olo Williams Columbus ; Mr . and Mrs: Johnnie Will iams and son Cra l ~ . Westervi lle; Mrs. Nancy Smith, Mr . and ·Mrs . Lester Adkins, Letart, w. va.; John Sayre, Evans, W. Vn .; Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Casto, Jr., Shelley and Kimberly Casto, rneetin~ of the Auxlllary by M l ~& lluma Nease, wh ose W EO Hair G;are Supplies! Tame Rinse , . ~ 79c $141 ...... ·Adorn Spray c , .... 87 White Rain CREME .... HAIR SPRAY SHAMPOO 1 • bU . Wllh lc1nt • HUNGRY JACK PillSBURY \ CHICKEN OF THE SEA •.:: • .. �13 - Th• Dally Seotlnel, MldcUeport.Ponwroy, O., Sept . !, 11173 Sayre reu1zion held OHUAILY 10 TO 9 OPEIDAILY 10 TO 9 1 ~ IF593 these SOUNDESIGN 5G336 PANASONIC PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH ''"""'~REG ;;~·.:;· $ 2177 $ 24 .96 JEWElRY DEPT. SPEC IAt FEATU RE S: Radio Receive r, music pol'(er 5 wa tts: I.PP. power 40 watts. Slide control s for vol· ume, boss, 'treble a nd ba lance. Modern blac kout li ghte d slide rule tuning dial. Stereo ind ica tor light pi npoin ts. FM stereo sta tions . FM di pole " T" a ntenna incl uded. Tape Player; quali ty 4 pole AC synchro n· ous motor drives player. Ha ndles all st0 ndo rd 8 track cdr tridges. #44 56 - 609 99 $ HECK'S REG. $119.96 JEWElRY DEPT. ~-----r--:.:::;:;;;-~,--1 ----rHD·2. M11~ u 6 d1litio~ 1 ""'! IHf!- Ctilh oa f!d,..ic~u . ~a "'b" 'll""· '"'' ' t bur• 11" 1- fri" b<lco ti a..G l 'iJlll an.d o ther t1p11 a ll l)(l dt- Goot! al Elt( t rlc Ooubho Non · St ic ~ Coating a n grid! h op• htod• !ro m otickina- allaw l ool y c ltCi n ; ~'IJ- III u iomatlc •lgMlligfll in"': ott o wh t n .. a lilt! art rtady to"'... f ro nt cont rol lot a <y Ia u11 lot boktng 'wall le• , l rying a• grill ing. LADIES' HAIR STYUNC JEW/lilY DEPT. RADIO .DRYER ''"'""' call. . JIWEliY DEPT. dr yer not only ma ke~ ha ir drying fa st, but hair stylin g is easy, too. Co mbinatio n styling comb a nd hair dryer. $24'' HECK 'S REG . $14.88 PENDANT WATCHES A beavtiful buortment of st yles to clloase lrom. Com· plete with long neck lace like chain. ss'' Heck's Reg. 29.96 5 llWEli/Y DEPT. R72 lfWillt DEPT. ICE CRUSHER W/SPEAKER . $8.88 VANWYCK TAPE PLAYER PANASONIC TOOT · A· LOOP HECK'S REG. VW88 LEAR JET A-120 Po n a~cn i c' 1 cra;r.iest AM portable ye t!Weor it en yav r wri ~t-or twi\1to sit on table lop . 8o ttery operolion . Bvih· in an tenn a . 2 1A " PM dynamic ~peaker . Roll disk tun ing an d volv me con t ro l~ . In re d, wh ite, blue and yellow. Solid· stole e ngineered . Ca mplet'e with battery, earphonf . $1199 HECK 'S REG . $13 .96 Heck's Reg. 9.96 5 Heck's Reg. ' 79.88 DEPT. HD - 63 lowi,.,hj, ,. ro" ,,,.,. bt...Go na 011io n 94 G. E. : Of g •WI I fla1h !> ft all 14 .;;, .,;;,,;~ ; $5 .96 • C e ri l l~ '''" ' ~'~~'" ' '' "' " hoor loo 11!\l, lan g la1ting lth . e To~ch ' N 1111 Haod "'"" · ro od or 1.'', "' "" lkt hf>cd In iu•l 1 ~ -. r ig hT po,Ttan . • ~omQTI < a nttal - •hanQ~ hu l " ie<Mn~ rig ht in you r ha ,.q , • No.,. .Jo<ign lnt roo ••d " '! !l ow fat fmte<dr ytna . I Jumbo hooJ ~ <I< < Cm'lloda t eola r ge <oll!'l, o il kai r 1ty!e L 1 ( o\y up dtl"'i\fl · <tl up lho dry.• In cir\1 qvi<l J'l'tDI;.,n .• ~ ~ clll!o n c~:~n• •al - lndu cl •"!l "tl'"ll' Ia~ lrnthtJit·a.nd "" '"'"' "''g' $488 HECK'S REG . . WALTHAM MEN'S AND LADIES' 17 JEWEL MASSAGER WATCHES - · l iablt ptrla "r"" .•. u ch wotch io oha•~ •• •l•lonl 01011 M.t1 unb1u~ ablo 'llain•p<if111 , .t.uott• otyl 11 lot mt n o nd lod lil l , -tiOK o<hing "'vKitl ,..;,1. or wilf.alot l.toi. A o;~ tn tle J.O athin ~ mOIIO\,It 11( ~ 0" rt iOr! l t~· ~hl , lt\,11, hip1 , 1ldf l, bo<k thouldt ro, nttk. or 1.. 1. Compltt• ... ~ ~ Kalp o tto<hmem, laro• and 1m oil foil !II ol la <hmtn11body o lto<hm• nl, ond htot upf'h<olo•! · o•,.now ~ld . HECK' SREG . $24.88 HECK'SIEG . $11.96 lfWiliY DEPT. .. No.4500 COMPONENT STEREO 350 ·' The .mod · fa s hion~ d ~ompanent odds color to your home ond versa tility to your stereo mum system. Bu th · tn 1lereophane ja ck f or persona l, pr ivQ ie listening . Three ·speed "1hoc k mo~~ted ': avtomotic changer holds 1i11 re cord§, shuh off alllama tical ly. Solid~t ale ompl•fto r w1th separate volume, balance ond ca ntinuou1 tone con trols, HECK'S REG . $53 .97 "'"''h ~~-----------.-L----~Il~~~a~II~YD~9~T.~,----~~~WAHL HEAT GENERAL ELECTRIC HAIR SLIDE VIEWER HECK'S REG; Ptlnt ed reg iste r circuit boa rd, 2 \i " speake r. Jack ta r ea r· ph ar~e and e• ternol ' peaker. Complete with handy corryi n~;~ PRO MIST • SUNSET PANASONIC AM PORTABLE RADIO BLENDER WITH TIMER t OfOIO <)f ... tll """"' tO e<>l i , '• ,...., " lime~"~'~~'' " · Ont ~ ~ WARING 14 SPEED JIWII.IIY DIPT. . JIWlliY DEPT $2799 HECK'S REG. $10.88 G.E. C1400 JIWiliY DIPT. when the gra ss grows so r<J p id ly you can't rake the leave< before cutting the stu tf. + + + And then !here'• th e •hoe ·+ + + Att ending wer e Mr . and Mrs . Ch est er Fo utty , Ree dsvi ll e : Mr . and Mrs . Dale .Connol ly, Dale Lee, John , Dian a· and Deem1 , Lon g Bottom ; Mrs . ut 7::JO IJ.III. "'l'h •tiCal'I lsu Hebel " a full icn ~ lh CIJ]Ui' ' SlurS lll'(iOUction, E;U1el Wtttcr:., Gc01·giu Lee and John Milford and tho slury is based on u conflict in thu lire of a mudcr'n ytJun« I.."O uplc when Lhc husbtmd , (HI (ldvcrtislng executive, can 't find a place In his •chcrne of thing• for the wife's acce ptance or . the Christian faith . Miss Waters plays the role of the practical nurse who exerl.o a profound influence on the yo ung couple tl1rough her d~y· by-day faith in God. Jane Withers, one of the foremo st child stars of yesteryear, a[~o a p ~ars ln tl1e production. ''Oillown, U.S.A." portrays t .es Manning, a self-made ll)an · and wealthy oil magnate, in his a ttemp t to ga in ·pleasure, security and a future for himself. The film shows the change in the life of Manning as he becomes influenced by a Billy Gra ham Crusade in llouston, Tex. The public is invited to al· tend all four of the movies; There is no admission charge. ItA 'INF: - Assistance with Uw DtstrlclH veteran ~ purty at the Athens Mental Healtlo 'enter September 13 was plannL'<l during a rneeUng of the Anlericu r1 l.egion Auxiliary 11f Haclne Post 602 Tuesday nig ht. Mrs. Helen llllllngs, Athens, ~ nd Mrs. Myrtle Walker, l{ucl nc, will have charge of the rmrly with the various units of th e distri ct to contribute Inward the refreshments and game prizes . AlHO anno unced at the tht! rail COO· fcrence tv I'" he ld at Jackson Oct<•ber 4. It was noted that a report ol Buckeye Girls' Sl<lte h• d been given ~t the August 111Cell n )4 WilS . COMING SOON TR~COVNTYSLARGEST SELECTION OF DOUBLE KNIT ENJOY VACATION MASON - Mr . and Mrs. Earl Ewing, Mason, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Strayer, VIenna, W. Va. spent a week's vacation ln Minnesot. . The Strayers · returned home, and the Ewlrigs continued their vacation fo r lbree more weeks. They visited a gold mine in South Dakota, scenic places ln the .Black Hills and in North Dakow . Their . vaca tion took them into Canada where th ~y visited Thunder Bay and returned by Sault Ste. Marie, Canada . FABRICS :, Mullen, Sr .• C oolv ll 1 ~., gr eat " gr andf_ath er of th e hon ored tke 'P m~ P I •(~ the !o ll o w l119 ... ~ e~ 0• d yov w •\h we ll g • ~ e ~ au Ci t the SOf'l't ~p tcrol p•;~ e ' · o 1 o mp <;~r o b lt ,,em guest . GUARAN TEE: g\l cv o ntu Radfords honored Pelile, tO!y tCt ~Cindie lkop• . Micro· Twin tha~il'! g heod . One ,iO. for J1 ;t, l~e oth~r lor un derarm!, Pop-up hta d for ea1y c/•ani ng', Cord compa rlrnent. P<tdt ttol batt. $699 JftCIC'IRIG. iliB.•JII SUN & HEAT LAMP Heck's Reg. '19.96 O<! o\ , no ur'!(ond <llonol monty ma l hH wloo ma~t l '' · bll(ll ol A&P '' "SUPER-RIGHT" ' Planning the party honoring tl1eir parents were Miss Mary Radfo rd, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs . William R. Radfo rd, Parkersburg; Miss Becky Radford, and her fiance, Larry Romine. The lwo·tiered an· niversary cake topped with satin weddi ng bells was baked Mr. and Mrs. Carl Biddle, by Mrs . Ronald Reed, Winter Haven, E'la. ; have been .Westerville. Gifts were at the V. Clay Tuttle home in presented to the couple. Middleport assisting in the Attending were Mrs. Grace care of her father, L. P. Glaze , Mrs. June Glaze and $ummerfield , while · Mrs. Rick, Middleport ; Tim Glaze, Tuttle was in Akron for 12 days Columbus; Jud y Snowden, with Mrs. Harry Hurlbert, Rutlmid; Mr. and Mrs. Donald ' sister of Mrs. Biddle and Mrs. . Glaze, Mr. and Mrs. John Tuttle. Mrs. Hurlbert is a Garsteck, Terry and Jeannie, patient at the Akron City . . Cleveland· . ' Mr . and Mrs. Hospllal. Ronald Reed and Alicia, Mr. and Mrs. Biddle were .Westerville; Debbie Pullins called by the death of his andAmy, Mr. and Mrs. Donald mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Bictdle. Pullins, Mr. and Mrs. George They also spent two days in Glaze, Brell, Lori and Brian, Akron With Mrs. Hurlbert. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Glaze, Mrs. Tuttle has now returned Mike, Sandy and Robe rt, home and her brother-in-law Mark, Denise and Lisa Byers, and sister have returned to all of Columbus.' . Florida. Other guests of Mr. Swn· merfield have been Mr. and Mrs. .Woodrow Boggs, Reedy, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Daugherty, Walton, W. Va.; Mrs. Blondena Stribbling, · Cocoa, Fla., all nieces of I Summerfield. Mrs. Strlbbling I went on to Akron to visit Mrs. llurlbert, her cousin, before I ~ I returning to Florida. Also calllng during the past week have been Leonard Mrs . I Lou OSborne Massa r, Belpre; Raymond Frecker, Tuppers VALUES , Plains; Mrs. Leola . Massar, I I . Eastern ; Mr. and Mrs. Charles' I SEARS I · ' Chaffie, Reedsville; Mr. and Ca l a log Merchant 1 Mrs . Elmer Bibbee, · son, 1 22 0 E. Mai n Pomeroy Dorsel, Alrred; Thelma FarnsPH. 992·2178 wor th, Chesler, and Mrs: Jean I Middleport, Ohio Open Daily 9 to 9 lutf Holf Jb. SJIP Visit Tuttles FROZEN Haddock Fillets • • • . .. gg· Ocean Perch • • • • ' Potato Salad · • • • • "~ '"'• 43" ftortlo.t pk(. lb. lb. A&P MACR AONI SALAD., Roasting Chickens :~:~~ • . ·~ 79' · Cornish Game Hens F•oz•" • ·'" 7f' ':4 89' All Meat Wieners .:t~D t;nJAITUI D '"" Pork Ch ops ntCID o Turkey Leg Quarters . . • Bulk S Sliced Bacon LOIN • o CliO" 1)agfhlle 1)1apMA• SpqhelfJ, .& Meaf/8alf&, ~ ~ IS·OL89e JANE PARKER 9!~·.~ $,00 CGII I I ......, "" Wheat "Bn.ead, 8 ...... $100 ~ lvs. , CRACK£0 ~~ I I I '-----------.1 We Specialize In Pre-Fab ,.. ssc•och AU Pltrpost BRECK Creme Rinse • STOKELY Cut Green Beans • • Whole Kernel Corn . Fruit Cocktail • • • ~ gg· Top Choice . • • • • 29 25 :. '4 Gravy Train • • Bouillon Cubes • • "fi" 39' TRUSSES For Residential &Farm Use ALL TRUSSES ARE FH~ APPROVED Wholesale Prlcesl HOGG &ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. 773-5554 At rtaan SlturdaJ Ma, W . • ilOG FOOD HERB.OX -.. , , Ca•"y eo... 8 u.... $100 ~pk9s. . . .s1u Decaf Instant Coffee • J• . .. 99~ ,k,. Folger's Coffee • • ' Crispy Bean Salad • •'1:59" Heinz Ketchup • • • ·;r- 29' ....,.. s2J7 .... Saluto Party Pizza • • 491 Buttermilk Waffles · • •:•· 37' Cinnamon Rolls Flaky Biscuits • • '2.~:. 27' Fruit 'n Crunch . . .·~:: 79' 43' Light Chunk Tuna • :~- VACUUM PACKED . HANOVER $ THE SLOW KETCHUP 3 49c • • ••• Cooking Onions Prune Plums • • • 3,.. 3""·$100 CUCU~BERS, Bartlett Pears • • • Green Peppers • • 00 YELLOW GOLDEN RIPE GREEN ONIONS OR lb. 3'" 39~ . FROZEN AUNT JEMIMA FROZEN , ,,.., PILLSBURY STOKELY DOG FOOD $}49 If CAFFEIN KEEPS YOU AWAKE I Wldl& ?ofataeal • pkJo'' . eoue·~ .~, ~i~,9e PIIIUilN STOKELY BUILDING A&P DISPOSABLE SUN SIP Ai.P 1 Here's the Man 1. I To See For .. • I THE BEST or Shank CAP'N <OHN'S FROZEN r------------i I I I I I Whale · PEACHES OR Heck's Reg. •16.96 A&P o lltn No ITIO!tt• ....no t '' \ ell 1 '' A& f' g ~a o an t ee ; Salon $129 Finish Lotion ·~:E HECK'S REG. $27.96 I • nDIRECT FROM MILL TO YOU" BRECK '9'' ·TRAVEL ALARM CLOCK R-0. $ 99 sl a ~ ln ~ Il l(! frs b vn l hl•J(Ir\ rtln~ nwther was a guest. Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Frances Roberts, Auxili ary 1>residen t, displayed literature and s(m•enlrs brought back !ru m their recent trip to llawail to altend the National . Ameri can Legion Auxllluy COilvtnUon. They reported on Lhe meelinK and told of their various activltles and tours during the week there. Mrs. Walker showed a series of slides of Pearl Harbor. The meeting was preceded by a picnic at the Racine levee. Mr s : Johri Jo hn son . Fo rt M yers , Fla .; and Geor g e CLOCK RADIO ALARM CLOCK HECK'S REG. $3.19 lly PtliL I' ASTOitET Sep tember i> the month sal esman with fi erce compell· tion - he had an arch rival. AM LUX ELECTRIC. HICK'S $4.99 BA R B S The ninth birlhday of John Ju n e M u l len a n d peggy , l le ; Darrell Dy e. Edward Connolly, son of Mr. Coolvi M l n ero~~ l Wells , W . Va ., and his and Mrs. Dale Connolly, Long fi ance , Miss Sa ndr a Mullen , v ill e : Mr , and Mr s. Steven Bottom, was observed recently Cool M ll.ll e n , Coo lv ill e ; St evie · with an outdoor cookout. The Mull en , Parlo:.er sb urg, w . Va . ; r . and Mrs . George M ull en ob!;Crvance was held at the M Il l an d Angle , Ll ttl e Hoc king ; us a man with . money home of hls grandparents, Mr. Mr . and M rs. Robert Barber , in Show the bank, and we'll find you o bbie , St ev e a n d Kevi n , and 'Mrs . .Ches ter Foutty, ,R Reeds v i ll e; Mr . a nd Mr s . a wi fe who'll draw it out to· The o_d o r a Co n n o ll y , De bb i e , · morrow. . Reedsville. ne, Mike and CoM ic Man. The birthdays of Debbie Arle Reedsv ill e ; Ric k ie , Ran dy, an d Connolly, 14, Chery l Mowry, 13, Scot ty Van M eter , Reedsv il le ; s. Mabel sanbo rn, Reeds · and Betty Jo llunl, five, was Mr v ill e ; M r . and Mr s. Ri cha rd also noted wi th eac ~ one Ear l Hun t. Ri chard and Bet ty Jo, Mr . and M rs . Gl en Dee te r. receiving a glfl. JQhn and Ch e ry l Mow er y. Followi ng the cookout, ice Pa fly Lawr ence. Long Botto m ; Jea n Co nnoll v, Reed scream and cake were served viErma ll e; and Mr . and Mrs. Ceci l with the group playing football Wa~on e r , Rutl and . gi ll s wer e Mr . and and baseball, pitching hor- MrSending s . Warr en Con nolly and Am y, Long Bottom ; Mr . and seshoes and swimming. • Summerfield, Chester. NORELCO $200 "The lh•11rL Is u llcbel" und "Oiltuwn, U.S.A.," two )lilly Oi'lthalll fll111s will be m u on ~ Um four films feulu•·cdat a film cru..,de which opcn••d Tuesday night ''"" extends throu~h Friday at the Meigs Junior High &hool in Middleport. The Meigs County Ministerial Associa ti on ls New Nuven, W. Va .; Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Sayre, Leon, w. Vn.; Mrs. Mary Saym, Mr. und Mrs. P.u!(ene Walters, Ke lley and 'l'odd, Pt. Pleasant, W. Vu .; Mrs. Lurry Sayre , Tammy and Lisa Sayre, St. Albans, W. Va.; Mrs. ll urdin~ Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stephens, Leon, W. Va.; Mr, and Mrs. Albert Stephens and grandso n, Lennie, Martha Stephens, Sammie Stephens, Miss Flowers, Pt. Plasant, W. Va.; Mrs. Donald Harrison, Randy and Brel tlarrlson, Gallipolis ; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stephens, Point Pleasa nt ; Eskcy Sergent, Westerville. A surpr ise silver ·anniversary party honoring .Mr. · and Mrs. William Radr'ord·was held Sunday at the Roadside Park on Route 33. The un ique Qesign of Max the mini hai r A Campft'- Ho mt Sh!>t Shint M,t, ~ ..rythin.g yo u .,..d "' a C!>lllplt tt 1ha1 pali•h•r kit. h •a appHcoton a nd '""'" brv1ht1 lor blocl " "" brown •hPlvo o !Mdy RADIO $1 ff9 HECK'S REG. $24.96 PORTABLE GILLETTE 'HECK'S REG . $12 .96 TIFLON WAFFLE BAKER FM/AM SP-2 IONA ELECTRIC SHOE POLISHER GENERAL ELECTRIC G.E. P-977 Auxiliary has meet Graham films showing Observe 9th birthday AM-FM STEREO RADIO WITH S-TRACK TAPE PLAYER ACjtlont<1 ..11(10< I W II<~ . Htth Onl( v~ .. ,...,, mola r. l ·<pHd re<Drd l)ko)'*r Ct •Dmrc ( II''I!<Oge ,. ,,h r~FPh • olyh,.,, 3" PM d ynon"c IPflli" Er~r p ho .. (h oorornol l,..olt• lod o Co:>~• o ,...nl ( III!Y•nQ ho~dlt . In on!lqvo '"""• '"" '" rod " '"' " ' 1tllo., w ll ~ oMrq yt whr to ,,., ., , Su~d · llol r t ng inH rtd Con~ pl o ro otoTh • LEON, W. Va . - The unnual reunion Iii the lot~ P.teklel an<! Susan Barr Safr• family w~s held on Sunday, September 2, ut the home of Mr. and Me$, Shirley Suyre, Rt. 1, Leon , W. Vo. Those alU,ndlng were Mr. and Mrs. Millard McDade, Mr. and Mrs . William Smith, Obetz; Mrs. Olo Williams Columbus ; Mr . and Mrs: Johnnie Will iams and son Cra l ~ . Westervi lle; Mrs. Nancy Smith, Mr . and ·Mrs . Lester Adkins, Letart, w. va.; John Sayre, Evans, W. Vn .; Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Casto, Jr., Shelley and Kimberly Casto, rneetin~ of the Auxlllary by M l ~& lluma Nease, wh ose W EO Hair G;are Supplies! Tame Rinse , . ~ 79c $141 ...... ·Adorn Spray c , .... 87 White Rain CREME .... HAIR SPRAY SHAMPOO 1 • bU . Wllh lc1nt • HUNGRY JACK PillSBURY \ CHICKEN OF THE SEA •.:: • .. �I~ Ttw Dllllv &•nttn1•i, Mlddlt•l"rt·l'oml.'f'oy, (j ,So.•pt 5, 1!171 Tel~~j~~y~!J ~og I~ - The Daily Srntlll<l. Mld<U~p<lrl·Poull'roy 0 Sept S. 1971 WANT ADS 5 YA R 0 B: M _ Oav Before: Publtc~llon ~nd.a'l( O~adllne 9 ,. m .C&ncelletlon Co'rrec llons Wtt l bit accepted until 9 ,am tor Wal er Publication P~ ;f. r t ~M 0 detmf;H~ Wednesday ant Stre e t Obtecjfonal The YARD Sal e 4 miles south of PUbl iSher will not be r esponsi ble o n Old Rt 7 near the Me n;~s Gallla lme R tc hard F tnk res1den c e M ~ dd l eport lor more tha n on e 1ncorr ecr 1(1 QUALITY 9 5 lt c ed1 f or retecl anv ads lnfeT"I IOr'l OF odds and endS llsher reserves the RATES Starling Wedn esday 9 10 am -. For Want Ad hrvlu 9 5 Jtc .S Etnts per Word ft}ne msert lon Mm lmu m Charge 7Sc 12 cents per wor d th ree GARA GE Sale Avons CIOihmg d1shes ani 1Qves et c 503 E conucutrve mse rt 1on s Mam near Sm 1th Nelson 18 cents pE'r word $1X con Motors Thursdav F=r1day lecut•ve mserttons ana Sarurdsy from q am 1111 ~ P.tr Cent DI SCount on ptt ld 1 p m ads and, ads pa1 d w•th rn Wdays ll 5 l tc C~RDOF THANKS & OBITUARY ---~----------PAULS Barber Shop 1n Racme ~h~Q fqr 50 word mmlmum Will be c lo sed un lll Sep t 10 Each addll iOMI word 2c 9 s J lc BLIND ADS i At;id 1t1ona t 2Sc Charge per A N YO NE caugh t dumpmg on A:d.., er tisement Macomber H il l will be ol OFFICE HOURS pro secuted Also no hun tmg 8 3P a m to 5 oo p m D~1ly or t respassmg on proper ty 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noon /D in i ng Ma cum ber H i ll S•rurday consiSI1n9 of 565 acres L ee a Wood Fut!and OhiO Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS Svrac:uu Clothing dishes stone tUQS e1ect r 1c M.:tQnus Organ and '"i \ Daiof R GULATION5 I ~ ale Tl' ursdAV Sepl S and 0 "' the Jame s Teaford re$1dence 971 FOROTORtN0500 Cl<>~eoul year. power steeri ng 1970 PONTIAC Flreblrd Esprtl local 1 owner car 350 V 8 engine power steenng & a\Jtomattc transm lsS H)n AM FM radio l1ke new wh1fe lettered tires 307 V 8 radio clean Interior A sha rp one SU95 4 door V 8 automat1c, power steering radto, good t~res blue hn1sh spotless mtenor Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES 8:00P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Jack W Carsey, Mgr Phone 9!2 2181 CANNING Tomatoes c ucumbers mangoes and cantatopes 1Geraldlne Cleland R·ec:lne 1 31 tt c -----------...... -RUMMAGE SA LE Sept 6 1 and 8 Tables doors sc;reen door ctoth1ng hot water tank Many olher ttems 230 Sou th Fifth M iddleport 9 2 3tc -----------...-----PIANO and organ lessons by grllduate of Cmcmnat1 Conservatory of Music Gerald Hoffner Phone 992 3825 l_ 26 12tc _ _ _ _ _ .._ _ _ _ _ _8_ _ FOAM to fill your Old COUCh and c he~r cushJons St andard SIZe only S9 95 Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Mam Street 992 7554 8 Jl 30tc 1968 FORD Fcurlane m perfect co nd1f 1o n v nyl top new points pr~ c ed reasonab le Mrs E E Pla nl z Phone 992 7533 9 5 61p 1967 FURY I Plymouth One owner A 1 cond1t 1on Phone 985 3900 8 30 61p Wanted To Buy A QUARTER ot a beef Rodenk Grimm 949 5941 9 5 31C LARGE bnck bu ilding on Ma1n St , Pomeroy contams • rentals offers approximately 10 to 12 pet return on In veSiment Coli 992 2789 brought us x 65 TRAILER 2 bedroom It broke our hearts to lose you But you dtd not go alone Fpr part of us went w1fh you Tpe day God called you h9ffie Sadly miSsed by Mother & Father and brother Homer Employment Wanted WILL PAINT houses and roofs Free est1mates Call 992 3974 9 5 121p Sales 1968 OLDSMOBILE 98 2 door hardtop wh1te w1th black nylon mter1or all power eQuipment and telescopic steermg wheel am fm rad1o power antenna factory a~r condition 65 000 actual m1les, 1 ,o..,-ner excellent cond1t1on No rust no dents showroom clean Must see to apprec1ate cau . 742 5869 9 5 4tC -~ ---------- 1962 CADILLAC fa1r cond1t1on Col)-192 2974 9 5 3tc I II Must Be Right or we wtll MILLER I MOBILE HOMES 11 Right 1210 Wash1ngton Blvd 84 Real Estate For Sale SECRETARY local f~rm general office work Send resume to BoK 25 Pomeroy Oh10 9 5 Jtc !underground) Sect1on Foreman Surface Mme Foreman Boars 38 to 42, Pigs 8 to 30, f Reclomat>on Foreman Persons apply1ng Should hold valid foreman certlflcallon papers !Oh1ol or hav6 suffiC>ent expenence to aPJ:~ty for State examination Salary Commensurate wllh Experience EK<ellent to 38.25, Canners 27 SO to 35~60. ~j!\ ::"' '~hoTn~ lA PP~~rs:n~~~ Bulls138to44; MtlkCows2W'lo 4 Oeparlment Central , 1 .. Division ConsolidatiOn Coal I l 600/ " '~ ~ ... Companv CltdiZ, Oh10 43907 VEAL CAll~~- Tops 694iJ • Telephone 6H 9A2 A512 AN EQ~AL OPPO~TUNITY to 7UO, Se 0 65 to 70, EMPLOYER Medtum 58 5() to 63 5(), Com & 8 21 lfc Hvs 52 5() to 63, Culls 55 Down A LOCAL com panv has im med1ate openings for the BABY CALVES - 50 lo fOllOWing pOSitiOnS 107 5() 1 Account1ng Clerk 1 SCIOTOLIVESTOCK ~leers Good , 52·54 50, Standard, 49 25-0150 Hetfers Good, 50·52, Sumdard, 45 75-19 25 COifS. Commercial, 31).37 85, Ulthty, 33 50·35 35, Canners ani! Clltters, 29 40.31 5() $ulla' Commerctal, 39 2543 !15 stockers and Feeders Steer Calves, 00 I~ 5(), Heifers, 4857 5(), Yearling Steers, 47-55 25. V~at-calves Choice, 70 25, Godd, 62 51).66 ~mbs Chmce, 34 10, Good, 1 49 ~}~30·240, 49 25, Sows, 43 7 5(), Boars, 41 . Mn. UWut Pierce, Pomeroy, and lh. AMI Lowdenback, Yltlma, 1V11h., are great. WMP0/1390 ON YOUR DIAL -----------1 REGI STERED Quarter Horse Business Opportunities and 3 Appaloosas 5150 WEEKLY POSSible ad dressing mall for firms Begm 1mmed1ately Oe1alls send stamped addressed en veiope Fortune Enterpr1ses, Box 607 Canutillo Texas 79835 9 5 2tp 5114 9 NOW AVAILABLE Be In Business For Yourself Full or Part T1m~ DISTRIBUTOR NEEDED NOW To supplv and service company established ac counts In your local aru for lhe WORLD FAMOUS DONNA LEE COMPANY 5 Jlp ------------STARCRAFT 1974 Fold Downs '" stock All 1973 Travel Trailers Dealer Cost While they last CAMP CONLEY ST ARCRAFT SALES Rt 52 of Po int Pleasant Beh.nd Red Carpet Inn Phone 675 NEW LISTING , 9 s 3tc COUNTRY - 3 bedrooms with FARMALL H With Sargent loader 1960 Ford dump truck Dav1d Yost Great Bend 843 2242 70 000 BTU floor furna ce M1lbolt controls Cal l 985 3536 3 AND ~ ROOM furol th ed and unfurnished apartmenh Phone 9?2 5434 • 12 tfc 9 2 Jtp ------------4 ROOM furnlsl'led apartments Employment Wanted EXPERIENCED painter tel-lor and e:derlor Call van Meter, 985 3951 In Don --------------For lease Wall lo wall carpellno In 1own 992 3658 Close 9 s Jlc -------------MOBILE home space Baer s Market Syracu$e 8 26 tfc GARAGE for lease 1n Pomeroy HOUSE FOR rent 5 rooms and Phone 992 J779 bath Ra cine area Call 992 _,_ 5858 ..... 9 5 Stc 8 30 lfc _________ ___ _ For Renf 12X50 2 S~DROOM mobile home F1ve m1nutedrlve from new mines Renl by week or ll'Onlh Call 742 5980 9 5 6!c -------------- ___ __________ 5 ROOMS and bath Excellent co ndition ' " n iu neigh tiorhood In Middleport Call 992 3393 after Tuesday and .evenlnljll& after 6 p m tor appointment 9 2 31p R0oMSI;;tt,-;- w-;;k- s18-:p Meigs Inn Pomeroy 7 12 lie --------------- Notice PRIVATE meeting room for any organ /utfon phone 992 YAROSALE Sept 6and 7from 10 a rTJ till 3 p m , corner of Broldway and V i ne srs Rlc•ne Bltby 1ttms, clothing itwelry d iShes and m•SCtllaneous 1ttms tic SLEEPiNG ROOM o;.rwrnt 9 5 !lc 8 29 lfc --- --t~ - '"'0 -- ---- 3915 3 11 ~ Stort In Pomtroy Reftrtnces require~ Cell 992 5l9J --- --;----J.i---- wtfh screens and roof Lots siding of stone and alum JUST $21 000 00 Large level lot JOB TRANSFER forces the sale of this beautiful new home 1 floor plan 3 nice bedrooms with closets Lovely modern bath d1nmg wlfh natural oak floors with ceram1c tile and console Basement, front porch and small garden SMOO 00 SYRACUSE 4th STREET - 5 rooms back porch, basement and garage with utility room Level lot S5.00000 MIDDLEPORT 6 ROOMS - Bath, 3 bedrooms gas furnace Garage with storage and level lot on Gravel H1ll Asking $15,500 00 BUSINESS wash basin Kitchen has lovely cabinets, dining area Utility room Guest closet Hardwood floors wllh some carpeting over Carport with storage area Large lot 100x100 GOING AT $21,00000 , LARGE HOME Close 1n 1 36 acres 2 story I sf floor has 2 bedrooms, 1 Is carpeted Dining room Large carpeted living room HOTEL AND BAR - 30 rooms, Bath Porches 2nd floor has steam heat. laundry, parking 21arge bedrooms with lots of and niCe view of the Ohio River Asking Jusf $32,500 00 ~forage Lob of me and paneling In this property ---------- --------------- ------------- 8 291fc mce close1s, bath, carpet, and oak floors Nice modern k1tchen double deiached garage with work shop NICe cook out w1th bake and cook units Family room with shower and 9 5 61p rear entrance Large carport 5 ROOMS and bafh Racine All tor only $15,900 00 POMEROY area Built In cabmets, stove and refr~geretor 2 years old NICE INSIDE - 2 bedrooms Sam Yates 9921139 mce bath large living and 9 5 61C -------------- 9 1 ttc basement with shower and recreation room Large N 5384 WHOLESALE OISTR IBUTORSHIP HELLO YOUNG LOVERS Just marrred? Here's a cute Love Nest that will be the pride of your bride 3 bedrooms Bath Lots of cabinets In k1lchen Large carpeted llvmg room Full Call 949 For Rent 8 2 JOip DAUGHTER BORN R!lc~E - Mr and Mrs Larey _Wiles, Racme, are an. nouncmg the birth of their second daughter, Rebecca Jean, born August 29 at the O'Bl~neu Hospttal in Athens The lnf~nt weighed five poundJ, ~even ounces Their fin! daughter, Sarah Lee, IS two years old Grandparents are Mr. and Mra OtJs Me· Cllnlock, Racine, and Mr and Mrs, Orval , WU•, Pomeroy Mn, UIIJan Jividen, Racine, like a person No selling experience reelulred as company Will SMALL refr1gerator $50, 12 turn over company Inch TV both almost new Cot established accounts located and ped, S5 Hall lree SJ 50 In drug, variety super Electric motor tent 510 markets and discount stores 65 000 gas space heater us Prof it potential IS vlrtuftllY 20 gal new water heater $.40 un llm 1ted $98 and more for Second house beloyt 1unk each day worked 1S a very yard Minersville conservat1ve est 1mate 9 5 2tp 1 _ A S3 .498 secured Inventory I :nve&tment puts v.ou In an Knowledge and expenence •n BUNDY Flute, good cond1t10n established buslnest r~ght cos t accountmg or payroll Call 985 3978 after 5 p m now essen11al Openmgs on lhe 8 31 6tc WRITE TODAY follow ing shifts 8 am till o4 (include phone number) p m 4 p m till 12 m1dnlght WERE STOCKED wllh good DONNA LEE COMPANY 1201tll8am 600 N Jackson Street se1ect1on of guaranteed ap 2 Off1ce secr£>taries - Duties Medii. Penn•. 19063 pllances clean used furniture InClude typmg dlctat 1on AND NEW turnllure at un filing Open1ng on same sh1fts believably LOW PRICES llsted above Ranges refrigerators auto J Personnel AsSIStant & wr inger washers elct gas ResponSible for recrull1ng TWO TRAILER lots 1n Mid dryer> U•ed furniture and screerung of employees dleport 1/:r duplex 10 Brad couches, cha1rs bedrm Oestre mtervlewmg or sultn chesh dressers bury Phone before 6 p m counselmg expenence "anltiu wardrobes dmettes 992 5693 Excellent salanes and fringe ( chrome wooden> desks 9,. 4tc benef its Send br1ef r esume of bookcases New work h1story and education furniture 2 pctables 11v1ng rooms Send all replies to Box 729 S in HOUSE FOR Renl .5 rooms and some wllh sw ivel rockm care of The Dally Sentme l bath Racine area Call 992 maple bedrms bookcase Pomeroy Ohio 5858 3~90 li<!g~ 200-23o, 49 50, No I, We talk to you headboord> Medii 3 pc teble sets rockers Also - pat A2 ch and swivel 50 gol oak barrelS SIS oo eo Fold up Rlchline camper trailer sleeps 6 S32S 00 Shop Tuesdoy lhru Sunday t1 11 7 m 81 KUHC S BARGAIN CENTER Sl Rt 7 al c oullon light TUPPERS ....., 9 2 61c PLAINS OHIO p ________ _____ _ M 0 N E.Y APARTME"T 3 " S - All rented $9 500 00 AROUND80ACRES One furnished Income $3,000 00 a year Want only S9,000 00 Located on Route 325 near mme No 1 2 large barns YOU ARE GOI"G " TO Ru•• " TO New wa Ier system going In KEEP UP WITH THE PRICES now on Rl 325 Ground lays BUY PROPERTY AND LET real nice S12.00000 YOUR MONEY DO THE WANT TO SELL? RUNNING FOR YO U PROP ERTY IS MOVING FAST NOW - CALL US TODAY HENRY E CLELA"O · " ' BROKER "2lll! If no onswer 992·2568 ~;:::::::::::::::::::~~======~~:::::::;::; 60x 12 2 bedroom mobile home eig Clptclty Excellent condlllon Call 992 7087 9 2 6t~ Mtytoe Automlflts 2 spetd op•ratJCm ~,holce of wattr --------------B,LACK while 23 & Motorola 949 59<41 r-v S30 00 I nc~ Phont 9 2 Jlc ~eieoRAololl~.~i~ , Drvtrs Surround c:lotHtl With oenlle , even KNAPP &hoea ntw fill 1nd winter &lyles now out Call 992 532< ~eat No ~olspols, no ovtrdrvlng Flnt Mun Llrt FIller Welpeclollae In MAUAO 8 1• tic -------------·- level L lnt Powtr Miytot HolootHut ------------- 138 50 or PlY IS per month Call 992 5331 6 10 tic water conlrol Fllttr or Ptrml Preu budgot ltrms Coil "2 3965 8 29tfc bro ldtn, ovtrcuta, button holn All Without •t• tec-hments Pay blllanc:e 9, Auto FIn Agltalor combination, AM FM radio, 4 way •pteker t ounef system Be lance sns 93, or 1.111 our it,3: z;z.g-;;;;;;;;;;;;;, ThIs m•ch lne dern&, em tomps RUTLAND FURNITURE ·~~~~:e' 741 ·42 1 1 I Arnold Gr1te. Rutland Resident••• or 1\ialhln Biggs Radiator Spec lolls! SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Ph 1992 2174 Pomoroy THURSDAY SEPT 6 1973 6 00 - Sunrise Seminar • Sacred Hearl 10 6 15 ~ America s Problems 10 6 20 - Farm Reoort 13 6 25 - Paul Harvey 13 6 30 - Columbus Today 4 Bible Answrs e, Patlerns tor Living 13 News 6 6 45 - Corncob Reporl 3 Farmtlme 10 7 00 - Today 3 4 15: News 8 0 Fllnlstones 13 Romper Room ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED V.OOD TRUSSES DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE 7 LaSS ie 6 8 30- Jack La Lanna 13 Huck and Yog \6 9 00 - Paul Dixon 4 Phil Oonahue t5, Peyton Place 13 Friendly Junction 10, AM 3 Mister Roberts 33 Brody Bunch HOGG & ZUSPAN JOHN TUCKER Rt 4, Pomeroy, 0 992 3954 or 992 7349 6 Mov1e 8 9 30 - To Tell th e Truth 3 Peylon Place 13 Wild, Wild Wesl 6 9 55 - Chuck Wh ite Reports 10 10 00- Dick Van Dyke 13 Dinah Shore 3 1l Jokers Wild 8 10 L1llas Yoga & Ypu 33 10 30 - Bailie Gamel 4 >5 Mike Douglas 6 110 000 Pyramid e 10, Spilt Second 13 From !he Hills 33 11 00 - Galt'blt 8 101 Password 13 Wizard of Odds 3 a, 15, Societies '" Transition 33 11 30 - Love of Ute 8 10 Hollywood Squares J, 4 15 Brady Bunch 13 Episode Action 33 Bowling 6 11 55 - CBSNews8 , DanlmelsWorld10 12 00 - Jeopardy 3 15 Bob Brauns 50 SO Club 4 News 10 13 8 MATERIALS CO 773 SS$4 Muon, W VI ROOFING, FUR · NACE · CLEANING AND REPAIR AND PLUMBING. i PRICE CONSTRUCTION Rooftng, Spoutmg, Porch Repair, Com· plete Home Remodeling Passy.-ord 6 Sesame Street 33 ALL WEATHER ROOFING CO. 12 30 - 3 Ws 3 15, Split Second 6 Search tor Tomorrow 8, 10 12 55 - NB C News 3 15 I 00 - News J All My Children 6 13 Green Acres 10 Not For Women Only 15 SewlnQ Skills Ta1lormg 33 Joker's W1ld 8 1 30 - As the World Turns B 10 3 On A Match 3, 4, 15 , Our Street 33 Lets Make A Deal 6, 13 2 00 - Days ot Our Lives 3, 4, 15 Gu1dlng Light 8 10 Masierplece Thea Ire 33 Newlywed Game 6 13 2 30 - Doctors 3 4 15 G rl m My Lile 6 13 Edge ol N1ght 8 10 3 00 - Another World 3 4 15 Generol Hosp1fal 6 13, Price Is R1ght 8 10 MuSical Encounter 33 3 30 - Return to Peyton Place J, 6 15, One Life to Live t3 Secret Storm 10 Phil Donahue 4 Match Game 73 8 Time for T1motny 33 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Love American Slyle 13 Sesame St 33 For Free Est1mate MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Phone 992·2550 Ph. 742-6271 READY MIX CONCRETE dell9ered right to your project Fast and easv Free estimates Pl'lone 992 328~ Goegleln Ready Mix Co, POMEROY HOME & AUTO Middleport, Ohio SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rale> Ph 446 OFFICE SUPPLIES 5 12 ttc Phone 949 3821 Racine Ohio C:r.tt Bradford 5 1 tfc -------------EXCAVATING , dozer loader and backhoe work septic tanks 1nstalled dump trucks and lo boys for hire will haul fill dirt, top soli . limestone and gravel Call Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n 1ght phone 992 3525 or 992 ~ Gomer Pfle 13 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Beverly Hillbillies 8 Tra Is West 15 5 55 - Earl Nightingale 15 6 oo-News 3 4 8 10 15 Sesame Sf 20 Milestones of Progress 33 ABC News 13 6 30 - NBC News 3 4 15 I Dream of Jeanme 13 ABC News 6 CBS News B. 10 Lilias Yoga and You 33 7 00 - Truth or Conseq 3 Beat the Clock 4, Course of Our T1mes 33 What s My Line 8, Elec Co 20 Lets Make A Deal 13 Billy Graham Crusade 6 15 News 10 7 30 - Hollywood Squares J Wild Kingdom 10 I II See You In Court 4 Zoom 20 Beat the Clock t3 Lassie 8 Looking Ahead 33 Stop In and See Our floor Dtsplay. EXCAVATING Dozers large end small Backhoes and loaders on track and tires. Dump truck - Lo boy ser vice Septic tanks Installed George { 8111) Pullins, pi'IOne 992 2478 or 992 7402 2 9 lfc 5232 2 11 ttc O'DELL WHEEL Alignment located at Crossroads R t now beck to work Complete front end service, tune up and brake service Wheels balanced electronically All work guaranteed Reasonable n•. 2 18 tfc RON SHEPARD, Floor , Wall Remodel1ng Ceramic tile baths Box 280 Rutland 742 6 26 tic MOBILE home repair Elec trlcal plumbing and heating 7 15 tfc HARRISON S TV service and service calls Phone 992 2522 2 9 1fc DOZER and back hoe work ponds and septic tanks, dft chlng service top soli fill dirt iirnestone B&K Escavating Phone 992 5367 or 992 s 30 FURNITURE Complete Service Phone 992 5858 Western Star Theatre 15 and C BRADFORD, Auctioneer 3664 10 30 - Pett1coat Junction 3 Merv Gnftm 4 Abbott & Costello 8 My L1ttle Margie IS Daktar\13 I Love You6 5 00 - MISter Rogers 20 33 Bonanza 3 Hazel 8 Big Valley 6 4 606 E. Matn Pomeroy 4192 Gallipolis, Jol'ln Ruu&ll Owner and Operator rotes Phone 742 3232 Somerset 15 Speedracer 6 Movie' Last of 1he Comanches " 992 2094 6 30 tfc WIN AT BRIDGE SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 "'; 3035 I 10 4 lfc SEWING MACHINES Repair DEAD STOCK - Will removft at a reasonable char~;e Call 245 5514 8 23 90tc 1 & THINGS Pleasant Rtdge Road POMEROY, OHIO 1116tfc ~ ..,, , " ,~-·· ~- -~ Dltll & 1e •, • ...; really lmow 1 ,. - ~ how to ell! up. 1 o. -::. .- .. -- CUT • WRAPPED • FROZEN " " TO YOUR SPECIFICATION lo Dtck Vaughan 992·3374 ,..........--------............., RIVERSIDE APARTMENTS " . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO RENTAL SURVEY •• ( ftlltng out and returning the below survey DOES NOT OBLIGATE YOU, but only ex· presses your mterest in possibly renting an apartment. Reduced rents are available If you qualify on the basis of Income.) " ;--------~-------------~-, NAME I I PRESENT ADDRESS I I I " I -•• I" SINGLE Pass Pass New York Biography 20, 13 B1lly Graham Crusade 1 a 33 Natmnal In Search of Anc1ent As1ronauts 3 4 15 All Amen can Football Team 10 8 30 - Paul Warfield 10 9 00 - Children of Zero 3 Tony and Lena 6 13 Ironside 4 15 Pro Footba\18, 10 10 00 - An Ameman Family 33 La nd of th e Small 3 Streets of San Franctsco 8 Mus1c Country 4 15 News 20 Billy Graham Crusade 13 11 00 - News3 4 6 813 15 11 JohnnyCarson3 4 15 D1ck Cavett6 lJ News 8 10 Movles"EyeottheDevll a Code7 V1d1mS' 10 Man From U N C L E 4 News 13 • • ~ by THOMAS JOSEPH Oh;{;ome ulllt - Sir' Dear Mndam Yuu should never have published the letter from lhe mother of young teens who sald she no longer expected her daughters wo ,,, rrmain vtrgm until mamage - hul she dldn l waollhe g1rls wknow her chnnge 1n attitude JUSt yet In dmn~ !10, you revealed to all unwed gtrls that !IIJme parents I perhaps lhetr own') think 1t's okay to go out and gel lleeped hul lhey'd just rather nol wlk about It ll,t>ttdawncd on you, Mrs B thal when you allow people to ex press these v1cws on Immoral flceplng, your column ls atdmg and abetlmg our national cnemtes ' Our enemies have a simple plan they want us lhinkmg loose morals arc accepted If they succeed m swmgmg us over to free sex, they know we wtll give up on our Chrlslian ethic When we are no different from these alhclsts, th ey will have conquered liS without guns and bombsunder the gu1se of "liberal thlnkmg " Unless you want the nundsof our youngsters captured by the enemy m the current l'lurd World War, you must suppress this kmd of lelter ' You have !IIJid oul by pubiJShmg the subversive doctr~n c 1n an ms1d1ous plot Not only are you a tool of the enemy, hut ask yourself this do you really want Sue Lo go out and get fleeped by every Tom and Harry before she fmds the right Dtck to marry ' - LEWIS F , FOR GOD AND COUN'I RY Dear LeWIS F Has 1l occurred lo you, str, that censorship "'more accepted m your so-called 'enemyland," lhan IS "geltmg fleeped" 1 We let our readers express lhetr vtews m the good old free Amencan way' But thanks (or gtvmg us the greatest new word smce "grolty " Fleeped - that's got real style' It's already become favortte slang around our house, and wbo knows, 11 mtghl go nattonal after lhts column appears - H NOTE rO READERS Yup, l.ewts F IS for real AI'ROSS I . - tel~ phnnc wtrc (lis 1o" m } (2 wda B~fur1• :'12 l3 ( uh l5 \leach at: ross 16 lnshnc J IIVC 5 Garand fur 37 Allcv~atc 38 Sp1lelnl on•• 10 I 1>Ve to scnontas 11 Military (:ommand <2 wds I 12 The Creal Comm on 39 l"reHhly IIOWN I Tropltal 2 - ac1d11 3 Cronies, llpplers (2 wda ) 4 Where - cr" 13. Ehzabelh I to lhc n<><>ts H Buslne" abbr 15 16 Cullm~ b>Ol North East Soulh 4' Pass Pass Pass 2+ 4+ 4N T 5' Pass $N T Pass 6+ Pass 6+ Pa ss Pass Pass Opemng lead-tQ common 6 ASian river 7 Good thing come un done (4 wds ) Egypl~an By Oswald & James Jacoby Today 's hand decided an IMP match Both Souths played s1x spades agamst a queen o( dtamonds lead One South player cashed two dta· monds 1mmedtately, ruffed a d1amond wtlh the mne of trumps and led a club toward h1s queen As he pmnted out laler on, he would have made the slam 1f East held the club king 1f hearts broke 3 3, 1f a heart· dtamond squeeze develo~r 1( West made the mtst f leading his fourth d1amond •I o• Pn NK Ynu Houth huhJ ' +1.1 8 !,II • t tA 4 +~ K J I 1 Whot d<111111 ilo nr1w' A- 1'••• Your p11rtner IPPII•r• lo hu• • hond lhRI II KllinK to he UftlllilfOUitlry tor IIMill put pOl" 'f(itiA V ~ fiUt:moN tnoleod ulllhMihK riW•I'IUIIKvour Empower II. Lobby 15. Agllale 18. Caulcrlze 21. Emparl um 22 Strength 23. Slender 2t. Svctlona'a falher 9. Italian 21. Devout· neu %8. Expun1e zt. Begin •cain U . Burmeoe demon 35. Plelhon zs. Move AWiflly JJ1!ll~'fbrn; lk.t "-".~ .-J ,_. 1> ~-tENI!I AllNCJI D ,.,.,1 HOIIlf:l' Unscramble these four Jumbles. one letter to eac h square, to form four ordanary words the sun 27. Leopard 30. What Ktnd of Fool _ ?• (2 \lJt,OY wds ) 31. Printer's ttem s /II tf. DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: I I AXYDLBAAXIl II LONGPILLOW One letter somply stands for another In thlo sample A 11 used for the three L's, X for the two D's, etc Slncle !etten apostrophes, the length and !ormallon ol the words m ~ hiDta. Each day the code !ellen are dlllerent \ HI ~'1111 ! I K) ! I I I Izo m I v . U Take . . I (j '' CIIYPTOQUOTI8 V::! h,..Ll arranr• the circled lellel'l I. Nowu eated by the above cartoon to form the aurpnae answer, as 1 11 ~Prill:=:: . sn~PII~ISl~A!ISWIR~.=-1 A rrrr n ;:1 rJ (Anawen tomorrow) Jumbl" ETUDE HITCH SUBURB PARADE Yee1r.rd•r • \ An1 wer llf> m~llt be uuoru11ed ulfh r1 crQCik - A SHIPHlRD SKAUA HUA LHZR IHSKK SE SltA SEI EY SKA THE BORN LOSER llf;~l., ~Ut..ATIOOS l 'lCXJ U'Sillll.L'/ r<lWeeT 61TH6~ FEW DAYS - WT lolQ60i:N KNONS NOTMIN' 'flOUT WHO LIVES ONTH' 30\h FLQ()fO.- 9UT HE SHORE DONE GOOD IN TATER PAINTtN' \ SKA PTS SltA MHLA.- Yesterday's Cryptoquote: I'M OPPOSED TO MILUON· AIRES, BUT IT WOULD BE DANGEROUS TO OFFER )IE THE POSITION -MARK TWAIN <C 1113 K.lncl'eaturn Syndleat:e, lne) do ~oudo 7 FROM W$ ANGELES ILL I'LL BE HOME IN A LETZSHWZ, CWAV WM HNVHRI\I XKWZAMA IUECAUP Hall \\1nla' • HOW DID LEETLE f ArER DO Ill/ " ~IDDY· GARDEN TODIW, BE<;;SIE? OUI !ltrlpes ~u•de and I News 4 liE DIDIII T DO WUTH A HOOT IN FING ER· PAIIIITIN , LOW EE'Z.Y •• zs. llluotrl· alief IN! WJ PAP GR liNI tA~r\l!ll "I$N ) The bidding 1101IICCII Well Norlh I ~AII 1¥ l'n" Pot~ iN I' l'n" l'u" !Wr 111111 Wllh 24. Magi's lonesome at mqht, RUfus 1 Whitt He wasn't quite nght about th1s Hts play would have failed against a 5·1 trump break or a 6-1 break m etther minor suit The other declarer must have been a diSCiple of our old fnend Generous George He decided to forget about really abnormal suit breaks and the location of the king of clubs and see what could be done If there were no singletons oul against h1m He led a heart at tnck lwo and ducked In dummy East won and led back the jack of clubs South's queen was covered by West's king and dummy sace South led dummy's last dla· mond to his king ruffed a dla· mond with the queen of trumps , drew trumps and eventually di scorded hi s last diamond and his two clubs on dummy's hearts 8 Marked deity 17 Barnyard demzen 19 Aclor Holbrook 20. Golda 21 Wee bil 22 Coast Guard g1rl 23 l!owhng JASOUNE AILEY A1nt C1\;\.\ thou' 5 LcB5 +75 YJ 962 • 1043 +J t092 1• 3t Yesterday'• AniWer unJ(utate EAST Pass Pal!! 1 NO. OF CHILDREN1--....:;_-____.._ • 750 Flrtt Avtnut Oalllpollt, Ohio 45631 Or for mort Information cell collect 446.J744. 8 DO-Playhouse Geo9raph1c 6 Us. Uuth •l ~ MARRIED - - - l-~---~--------~---Mill to B1rr· Clrclt Dtvttopmtnt, Inc. At least , lllfJ (creal (;OIIIpnnjes l!lld Slit It iJOII 1111iikl' nrf( 18 ur n1c1d1und1se thnl conu•s any wny <lose Lo Ihe 4U.1ilty nf stuff 1 USI'II Lo oroor "'len I wus H kid I got wtlunkmg ubout It when I notlcc'<l lhut u rc>c01 d com. pany 1s marketing record ac t• fcaturmg tho ~omp l c te p1 "~""''" of the rad1 o cereal scr1als or lhc pasl, and dmng very well with th em Included are such old lavortleH as " l.1ttle 01phan Anme, ' ' Ca ptain Mtdntght," 'Sergeant Preston of the Yukon " and ' Tom Mix " The record5, whi ch will a<kl up lo about 50 I P albums lhts year, fealw e the enUre pro~rum - lndudmg commercials, and, I'd presume, the sales pttch for the ktdd1 cs tn send a box top and a quarter for the g1ant g1ft offer of the day Boys and girls, take my NOrd for it - that stuff you got In those days was really top..notch sluff, and a quarter was worth at least 16 or 19 cents There was the very !1rst thmg I remember ordertng from the Post Toast1es people · An auth~ nllc Melvm Purvis G·Man K1t (And for those who wonder who the devil Melvm PurviS WHS, Ill note that he was an FBI man who led the assault lhlll brought down John Dillinger, and a hvmg folk hero at the lime ) Old Melvm's ktl mcluded a real metal padge (not metalhc plastic), and assorted crune.flghters' gear mcludtng handcuffs • that really worked and a fmgerprmtmg set that was a marvel Tom Mtx and the Ralston Rangers offered a pertscope thut was made of heavy fiberboard and metal, and you could loo k over walls, around corners, etc , for whatever that was worth, but the premtum lasted and lasted Which IS more than you c~ n say about most of today's g1ft garbage which the smaller set collects Then there was the Jack Armstrong Htke.fl·Meter Quality shpped a little here, I'm afratd, because l never could ftgure out whether 11 was exactly one mile or a mtle and three-etghts from my home to the one trafftc hght that marked the center of town m Oak Htll, Ohio But that was of little consequence The Hlke.fl·Meter, a pedometer that worked tf your pace was exactly 25, 30 or 35 in· ches, was made ofheavy·gauge metal wtth a chckmg devtce thai gave off an authontattve "dong" every ltme you took a step Every kid m town had one, of course, and the approach of a gang of small boys sounded hke a bell tower movmg honzontally toward you Little Orphan Anme's Decoder Rmg actually offer~d a short course m cryptography, and l have often credtted Amenca's breakmg of the Japanese and Naz1 secret codes durmg World War II to the fact that half of the ktds m Amertca had practtced wtth the rmg My all·ltme favortte radw·senal gadget, however, was a stmple pollee whtstle It was offered by Rm Tm Tm, I thmk, although I don't know how they managed to make a dog the hero of a radio program Anyhow, thiS thing was a genume whtstle, JUst the same as those used by policemen of the 1930s, and by athletic offtctals of all ages 1 llo•l• ·n t AK52 +Q83 West Machines Service on all : makes Reasonftble rfttes 1 Tl'l e Sewing Center, Mid • . ur: lh North-South vulnerable Maintenance 992 3509 215 N 8 23 30tc ' I ' '43 1 Second, Middleport "custom meat cutting" It SOUTII +AKJ 10 TIME to check that oil or oas furnace for winter Dirty furnaces cost fuel and could cost a l1fe Call P & J Home The Shop WEST +8632 lleJen Help BY PAUL CRABTREE " 1 hey don't ~1ve 9WIIY t~lngs like they W 2 00 - now"~ his k1nd uf 1hlnkln~ ex ptrcd with Scrui\01' Joeepll Mt' earthy 1 c $0 12 00 partner has bid four nearls over 1230 your four clubs What do you do 1 00 - NORTH (D) +Q94 ¥AKQ75 U6 +A64 Yl08 • QJ97 +K75 FOR FR:EE esfimates on aluminum siding Storm Doors and Windows, Car ports, Marquees and Railing, Phone Charles Lisle, Syracuse, Ol'llo Carl Jacob Sales Representative v v Johnson and Son, Inc 6 22 tic dleport Ohio Give a trick to insure slam 1 service, ell makes 992 228• The Fabric Shop, Pomtroy Authorized Singer Sales and Service We Sharpen Scissors 329tfc ' 9 1 tfc ELNA ond White Sewing J' 3861 6 30 ~ Rocky & Bullwlnk le 13 New Zoo Revue6 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 8, 10 New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame St 33 Built to Your •Spees Oollvered to Joto Silo MODERN SANITATION 10 Oa11y, 8 12 Sat •·· q H Rawlings Sons Auto 215 N. Second Phone 992·3509 24 Hour Service All work guaranteed Alignment - -------- MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER WANTED FOR THE DAILY SENTINEL PHONE 992-2156 11 1 Complete mob•le home service plus g1gant1c display of mobile homes always ava1lable at Pets For Sale Help Wanted 42 to 465(), Stags 39 Down , Beef~f'5()to6840, FatCows~J Air Cond Frnm the laraest Bulldozer R'dl~ior to ~ manes1 Heeter t.ortl Commerctal Wheel - -------------- 4890.Light401o46,FatSows ShoatS 25 to 40 l CATTLE - • ~rs 48 5() to ,. 58 75L Heifers 44 to 54 25, Ba~y Electnul Appllttnces Spectahst - -------------- - ------------- ~nil , A1r CDndthoners Awnmgs Underpmmng Heating Air Cond Rclrtgeratlon Plumbmg Real Estate For Sale GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Saturday,Sept.l,l973, -•• CENTRAL DIVISION CON SALESREPORTOF ~ SOLIDATION COAL COM ~ PANY Immediate openmgs OhioVaUeyLivestockCo are available m the followmg HOGS-175to2201bs 4825 POSII>ons Ma1nlenance Foreman ( underground) , to 48 65; 220 to 250 lbs 48 50 to Ass>Sianl Mme Foremon r IIC Pick Up Service Available We Buy & Sell Antiques Dick Seyler Owner Kerr 51 Pomeroy, 0 Phone ff2·2798 - -------------- Market RPport ' 22 No rumous lyes or caustics used ti n ldHlq CORNER cupbo~rds wall Middleport, 0 9~2 '2101 cupboards chests old guns, ----~----------BRUSH HOGS 4XS It , phone any condlt1on Also blue ---...---~---- ---- 992 5858 715 tfc PARK VIEW Kennels Poodles decorated stoneware Wr i te KQSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS WILL TRIM or cut trees and P o Box 44 Mart'"sburg - - - - -- - - - - - - - - 1 foy male and 1 female Specu!ls dur ing August are shrubbery also clean out 99'2 .5•43 Phone Ohio, 43935 or call 1 484 44~0 1973 14x70 MOBILE home, Koncentree Moist Kote basemenls attics and etc 7 15 ttc after 7 p m Kleams 1ng Kream One Day Call 9.49 3221 or 7.42 4441 washer and dryer. d1sl'l 8 8 90tc Sachet & others Phone Helen 83130tc washer stainless steel sink Jane Brown 992 5113 garbage disposal eye level 8 2 tfc NO 1 Copper , 60c Radu1tors oven range, dacron polyester AUTOMOBILe" insurance been 30c brass 20c batteries 90c carpet large lot Phone 742 cancelled? Lost your 7 ROOM house with bath in eacD clean dry Ginseng operators license Call 992 3083 TH'E UNION Opt 1cal Center , Rutland a1r condit ione d roots $60 alb Yellow root 54, 7A28 Belpre w111 observe winter 7 18 " carpeted gas furnace d1Sh May apple SOc per lb M A 6 15 tic hours begmn1ng Sept 3 washer , double oven range Halt, Reedsville Call 378 Closed Wednesdays Eye 6249 EXCELSIOR Salt Works E double garage , large carport examlnat1ons bV ap Mam St Pomeroy All kinds 4 acres cleared and fenced 7 31 tfc ponJiment of sail water pellets water small barn and other a 30 6tc WANTED nuggets block salt and own buildings Phone 614 742 6834 for auctiO(l Ohio River Salt Phone 992 household goods Tools, most 5 30 tfc 2 FAMILY YARD SALE 3891 anything of value Will buy or SEPTEMBER 8 and 9 IN sell on commlss1on W1ll haul 65ttc HOUSE for sale located 1n 3 BEDROOM house on Lmcoln MASON WEST VIRGINIA Call 992 3354 or 992 2792 - - -- - - - - -- - -- - Bradbury Call 99 2 7363 after Hill Hvmg room, kitchen, CORNER ACROSS FROM Hayman s 7 25 tfc NEW 2 PIECE Early Amer~can 6 p m bath and utility room extra FOGLESONG FUNERAL ltv•no room suites, In 100 9 5 30tc large lot over 1 acre Has. HOME ON MAIN HIGHWAY furn i ture oak tables percent nylon material w1th - - - - - - - - - - - - - ANTIQUES GLASSWARE OLD dr111eway $13,000 Call clocks 1ce boxes brass beds maplewood tr~m and foam 56 ACRES for sate 1n Langsville Sunday after 12 noon on CH INA CLOTHING AND dishes or complete revers1ble cushions ThiS Area Cal1992 3530 or 742 6675 weekdays after S p m , 992 MISCELLANEOUS households Wr 1t e M 0 week only S199 95 Cash and 9 2 Jtp 3U7 9 2 6tc M1ller Rt 4, Pomeroy , Oh1o Carrv Porn eroy R ecoverv 8 5 ftc call 992 6271 622 E Ma 1n Stree1 Pomeroy 3 BEDROOM house 11h baths 1 5 13 tfc Call 992 755.4 formal dtn1ng room 1 l1v 1ng LARGE , convenient building 8 30 6tc room kitchen , fam1IV room , 2 lots at Rock Springs Area car garage, full basement on restricted for houses only acre lot Located' In R lggs Tuppers Plains & Chester UPHOLSTER vour own fur Crest Manor Phone 992 3863 I n1ture We have au the sup water available Call or see before 3 p m and ask for Mr Sill W1tte, ~92 2789 Pl1eS you wilt need 7 U tfc Upholstery Fabrics a very Ingels or call Gene Riggs at large se1ect10n of nylons 985 3595 or 992 5869 -----------~--velvets Herculon, vmyls - 1n 8 26 tiC cotton prints, also remnants Foam for cushions and 6 ROOMS and bath full padd1ng Burlap den1ms basement w1th shower cam bnc foam glue zippers commode and lavatory I· sprmgs end ClipS chipboards Forced a~r gas furnace legs sewil'\g thread. dacron furn1ture extra lot Just tacks webbmg well cord newly painted Near Pomeroy cotton SW1vel bases end all Elementary school Phone other suppl ieS you w111 need 992 738• New turn1ture at low low 9 2 3tc pnces Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Mam 992 7554 a 31 30tc I, ' f 8 P AND J HOME MAINTENANCE & REPAIR Antiques Modern Metals --------------- No one wtll ever know A~ Hoard House Etc from Furniture BELPRE, 0 423 7521 8 29 tfc L------'--------' ------- - --.----- love around you glow the happmess that you Dick's CASH paid tor all makes and models of mobile homes Phone &rea code- 614 ~23 9531 4 13 tfc .-------------- INVESTMENT PROP FOR SALE A06 E Mam, Pomerov , 0 Mobtle Homes fflf Sale very good <;ondltlo Phone 773 WILKINSON small eng me sales and service 820 3rd Sfret Middleport Lawn mower and cha in saw replur Free pickup and del1very Phone 992 3092 Also Briggs and Stratton and Tecumsel'l parts 8 22 30tc Open 8 TIIS Monday thru Sat.,rday "ST RIPPERS jj We Strip Paint. Varnishes 14 For Sale Pomeroy Home & Auto ---------.------- GROCERY bus iness. for sa te Ouildlno for sale or lease Phone 713 5618 from a 30 p m to 10 p m tor appointment 3 20 II C 5805 Auto Sales - GUARANTEEDPhone 992·2094 and 12195 1910 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill On Mod American Cars POMEROY ~oupe 1 owner car less than 33,000 miles brown finish wl.fh matching vmyl rool , and vi ny l Interior 302 V 8 engi ne, standa rd tranSm ission Ur dkes radio really sharp EXPERT Wheel Alignment •5.55 Keep It cool now and get a bargain for next $2095 00 Trulh or Conseq 6 , New, 3 4 8 10 1~ •"clclfeo 10 Tran1lllon 33 S•10me Slr<et 10 ' "" 6•30 Newo3 ' 6 8 10, I~ 1Dream 01Je,nnlelJ I <la. News 6 10 Whal • My 1,lne 8 Truth or Conseq . 3 B •I the CIO(k 4 Anything You Cnn Do 13 , Eloc Co 70 aook Beat 33 Billy Graham Crusode 6, 15 7 Jlr- 'l'he Juctao 10 Pollee Surgeon 3 41Beat !he Clock 13 How Do Your Chlldr 11 Grow 10 Episode Acllon 33 Pro tec tors 8 To Tell lhe Trulh 6 ' 8 00- Adam 12 3 Billy Graham Crusade 8 The Unreasonable Man 33 Movie •• rho Music Man 10 Love Thy Nalghbor 6 131 Baseball 15 , Measure lor Measure 20 8 JD-MQvles A Mnn lor All Sc.. ons 3, 41 5 ! Ton•a 6 13 9 00- Dan Augusl 8 10 Helfei1 Concert 10 33 10 oo- New1 20, OWen Marshall 6 Cannon 8 Homewood 33 Billy Graham Crus de 13 ' 11 oo- News 3 4 6 8 10 13 15 II 3D-Johnny Carson 3 15 Movies The Littl e Hul 8 ' Saturd oy s Hero 10 I DO-News 13, Man from U N C L E • 2 DO- News 4 6 Business Services All AIR CONDITIONERS All Discounted Nol1ce DEADLINES Umu~ht 5 Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! INFORMATION l 1 �I~ Ttw Dllllv &•nttn1•i, Mlddlt•l"rt·l'oml.'f'oy, (j ,So.•pt 5, 1!171 Tel~~j~~y~!J ~og I~ - The Daily Srntlll<l. Mld<U~p<lrl·Poull'roy 0 Sept S. 1971 WANT ADS 5 YA R 0 B: M _ Oav Before: Publtc~llon ~nd.a'l( O~adllne 9 ,. m .C&ncelletlon Co'rrec llons Wtt l bit accepted until 9 ,am tor Wal er Publication P~ ;f. r t ~M 0 detmf;H~ Wednesday ant Stre e t Obtecjfonal The YARD Sal e 4 miles south of PUbl iSher will not be r esponsi ble o n Old Rt 7 near the Me n;~s Gallla lme R tc hard F tnk res1den c e M ~ dd l eport lor more tha n on e 1ncorr ecr 1(1 QUALITY 9 5 lt c ed1 f or retecl anv ads lnfeT"I IOr'l OF odds and endS llsher reserves the RATES Starling Wedn esday 9 10 am -. For Want Ad hrvlu 9 5 Jtc .S Etnts per Word ft}ne msert lon Mm lmu m Charge 7Sc 12 cents per wor d th ree GARA GE Sale Avons CIOihmg d1shes ani 1Qves et c 503 E conucutrve mse rt 1on s Mam near Sm 1th Nelson 18 cents pE'r word $1X con Motors Thursdav F=r1day lecut•ve mserttons ana Sarurdsy from q am 1111 ~ P.tr Cent DI SCount on ptt ld 1 p m ads and, ads pa1 d w•th rn Wdays ll 5 l tc C~RDOF THANKS & OBITUARY ---~----------PAULS Barber Shop 1n Racme ~h~Q fqr 50 word mmlmum Will be c lo sed un lll Sep t 10 Each addll iOMI word 2c 9 s J lc BLIND ADS i At;id 1t1ona t 2Sc Charge per A N YO NE caugh t dumpmg on A:d.., er tisement Macomber H il l will be ol OFFICE HOURS pro secuted Also no hun tmg 8 3P a m to 5 oo p m D~1ly or t respassmg on proper ty 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noon /D in i ng Ma cum ber H i ll S•rurday consiSI1n9 of 565 acres L ee a Wood Fut!and OhiO Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS Svrac:uu Clothing dishes stone tUQS e1ect r 1c M.:tQnus Organ and '"i \ Daiof R GULATION5 I ~ ale Tl' ursdAV Sepl S and 0 "' the Jame s Teaford re$1dence 971 FOROTORtN0500 Cl<>~eoul year. power steeri ng 1970 PONTIAC Flreblrd Esprtl local 1 owner car 350 V 8 engine power steenng & a\Jtomattc transm lsS H)n AM FM radio l1ke new wh1fe lettered tires 307 V 8 radio clean Interior A sha rp one SU95 4 door V 8 automat1c, power steering radto, good t~res blue hn1sh spotless mtenor Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES 8:00P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Jack W Carsey, Mgr Phone 9!2 2181 CANNING Tomatoes c ucumbers mangoes and cantatopes 1Geraldlne Cleland R·ec:lne 1 31 tt c -----------...... -RUMMAGE SA LE Sept 6 1 and 8 Tables doors sc;reen door ctoth1ng hot water tank Many olher ttems 230 Sou th Fifth M iddleport 9 2 3tc -----------...-----PIANO and organ lessons by grllduate of Cmcmnat1 Conservatory of Music Gerald Hoffner Phone 992 3825 l_ 26 12tc _ _ _ _ _ .._ _ _ _ _ _8_ _ FOAM to fill your Old COUCh and c he~r cushJons St andard SIZe only S9 95 Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Mam Street 992 7554 8 Jl 30tc 1968 FORD Fcurlane m perfect co nd1f 1o n v nyl top new points pr~ c ed reasonab le Mrs E E Pla nl z Phone 992 7533 9 5 61p 1967 FURY I Plymouth One owner A 1 cond1t 1on Phone 985 3900 8 30 61p Wanted To Buy A QUARTER ot a beef Rodenk Grimm 949 5941 9 5 31C LARGE bnck bu ilding on Ma1n St , Pomeroy contams • rentals offers approximately 10 to 12 pet return on In veSiment Coli 992 2789 brought us x 65 TRAILER 2 bedroom It broke our hearts to lose you But you dtd not go alone Fpr part of us went w1fh you Tpe day God called you h9ffie Sadly miSsed by Mother & Father and brother Homer Employment Wanted WILL PAINT houses and roofs Free est1mates Call 992 3974 9 5 121p Sales 1968 OLDSMOBILE 98 2 door hardtop wh1te w1th black nylon mter1or all power eQuipment and telescopic steermg wheel am fm rad1o power antenna factory a~r condition 65 000 actual m1les, 1 ,o..,-ner excellent cond1t1on No rust no dents showroom clean Must see to apprec1ate cau . 742 5869 9 5 4tC -~ ---------- 1962 CADILLAC fa1r cond1t1on Col)-192 2974 9 5 3tc I II Must Be Right or we wtll MILLER I MOBILE HOMES 11 Right 1210 Wash1ngton Blvd 84 Real Estate For Sale SECRETARY local f~rm general office work Send resume to BoK 25 Pomeroy Oh10 9 5 Jtc !underground) Sect1on Foreman Surface Mme Foreman Boars 38 to 42, Pigs 8 to 30, f Reclomat>on Foreman Persons apply1ng Should hold valid foreman certlflcallon papers !Oh1ol or hav6 suffiC>ent expenence to aPJ:~ty for State examination Salary Commensurate wllh Experience EK<ellent to 38.25, Canners 27 SO to 35~60. ~j!\ ::"' '~hoTn~ lA PP~~rs:n~~~ Bulls138to44; MtlkCows2W'lo 4 Oeparlment Central , 1 .. Division ConsolidatiOn Coal I l 600/ " '~ ~ ... Companv CltdiZ, Oh10 43907 VEAL CAll~~- Tops 694iJ • Telephone 6H 9A2 A512 AN EQ~AL OPPO~TUNITY to 7UO, Se 0 65 to 70, EMPLOYER Medtum 58 5() to 63 5(), Com & 8 21 lfc Hvs 52 5() to 63, Culls 55 Down A LOCAL com panv has im med1ate openings for the BABY CALVES - 50 lo fOllOWing pOSitiOnS 107 5() 1 Account1ng Clerk 1 SCIOTOLIVESTOCK ~leers Good , 52·54 50, Standard, 49 25-0150 Hetfers Good, 50·52, Sumdard, 45 75-19 25 COifS. Commercial, 31).37 85, Ulthty, 33 50·35 35, Canners ani! Clltters, 29 40.31 5() $ulla' Commerctal, 39 2543 !15 stockers and Feeders Steer Calves, 00 I~ 5(), Heifers, 4857 5(), Yearling Steers, 47-55 25. V~at-calves Choice, 70 25, Godd, 62 51).66 ~mbs Chmce, 34 10, Good, 1 49 ~}~30·240, 49 25, Sows, 43 7 5(), Boars, 41 . Mn. UWut Pierce, Pomeroy, and lh. AMI Lowdenback, Yltlma, 1V11h., are great. WMP0/1390 ON YOUR DIAL -----------1 REGI STERED Quarter Horse Business Opportunities and 3 Appaloosas 5150 WEEKLY POSSible ad dressing mall for firms Begm 1mmed1ately Oe1alls send stamped addressed en veiope Fortune Enterpr1ses, Box 607 Canutillo Texas 79835 9 5 2tp 5114 9 NOW AVAILABLE Be In Business For Yourself Full or Part T1m~ DISTRIBUTOR NEEDED NOW To supplv and service company established ac counts In your local aru for lhe WORLD FAMOUS DONNA LEE COMPANY 5 Jlp ------------STARCRAFT 1974 Fold Downs '" stock All 1973 Travel Trailers Dealer Cost While they last CAMP CONLEY ST ARCRAFT SALES Rt 52 of Po int Pleasant Beh.nd Red Carpet Inn Phone 675 NEW LISTING , 9 s 3tc COUNTRY - 3 bedrooms with FARMALL H With Sargent loader 1960 Ford dump truck Dav1d Yost Great Bend 843 2242 70 000 BTU floor furna ce M1lbolt controls Cal l 985 3536 3 AND ~ ROOM furol th ed and unfurnished apartmenh Phone 9?2 5434 • 12 tfc 9 2 Jtp ------------4 ROOM furnlsl'led apartments Employment Wanted EXPERIENCED painter tel-lor and e:derlor Call van Meter, 985 3951 In Don --------------For lease Wall lo wall carpellno In 1own 992 3658 Close 9 s Jlc -------------MOBILE home space Baer s Market Syracu$e 8 26 tfc GARAGE for lease 1n Pomeroy HOUSE FOR rent 5 rooms and Phone 992 J779 bath Ra cine area Call 992 _,_ 5858 ..... 9 5 Stc 8 30 lfc _________ ___ _ For Renf 12X50 2 S~DROOM mobile home F1ve m1nutedrlve from new mines Renl by week or ll'Onlh Call 742 5980 9 5 6!c -------------- ___ __________ 5 ROOMS and bath Excellent co ndition ' " n iu neigh tiorhood In Middleport Call 992 3393 after Tuesday and .evenlnljll& after 6 p m tor appointment 9 2 31p R0oMSI;;tt,-;- w-;;k- s18-:p Meigs Inn Pomeroy 7 12 lie --------------- Notice PRIVATE meeting room for any organ /utfon phone 992 YAROSALE Sept 6and 7from 10 a rTJ till 3 p m , corner of Broldway and V i ne srs Rlc•ne Bltby 1ttms, clothing itwelry d iShes and m•SCtllaneous 1ttms tic SLEEPiNG ROOM o;.rwrnt 9 5 !lc 8 29 lfc --- --t~ - '"'0 -- ---- 3915 3 11 ~ Stort In Pomtroy Reftrtnces require~ Cell 992 5l9J --- --;----J.i---- wtfh screens and roof Lots siding of stone and alum JUST $21 000 00 Large level lot JOB TRANSFER forces the sale of this beautiful new home 1 floor plan 3 nice bedrooms with closets Lovely modern bath d1nmg wlfh natural oak floors with ceram1c tile and console Basement, front porch and small garden SMOO 00 SYRACUSE 4th STREET - 5 rooms back porch, basement and garage with utility room Level lot S5.00000 MIDDLEPORT 6 ROOMS - Bath, 3 bedrooms gas furnace Garage with storage and level lot on Gravel H1ll Asking $15,500 00 BUSINESS wash basin Kitchen has lovely cabinets, dining area Utility room Guest closet Hardwood floors wllh some carpeting over Carport with storage area Large lot 100x100 GOING AT $21,00000 , LARGE HOME Close 1n 1 36 acres 2 story I sf floor has 2 bedrooms, 1 Is carpeted Dining room Large carpeted living room HOTEL AND BAR - 30 rooms, Bath Porches 2nd floor has steam heat. laundry, parking 21arge bedrooms with lots of and niCe view of the Ohio River Asking Jusf $32,500 00 ~forage Lob of me and paneling In this property ---------- --------------- ------------- 8 291fc mce close1s, bath, carpet, and oak floors Nice modern k1tchen double deiached garage with work shop NICe cook out w1th bake and cook units Family room with shower and 9 5 61p rear entrance Large carport 5 ROOMS and bafh Racine All tor only $15,900 00 POMEROY area Built In cabmets, stove and refr~geretor 2 years old NICE INSIDE - 2 bedrooms Sam Yates 9921139 mce bath large living and 9 5 61C -------------- 9 1 ttc basement with shower and recreation room Large N 5384 WHOLESALE OISTR IBUTORSHIP HELLO YOUNG LOVERS Just marrred? Here's a cute Love Nest that will be the pride of your bride 3 bedrooms Bath Lots of cabinets In k1lchen Large carpeted llvmg room Full Call 949 For Rent 8 2 JOip DAUGHTER BORN R!lc~E - Mr and Mrs Larey _Wiles, Racme, are an. nouncmg the birth of their second daughter, Rebecca Jean, born August 29 at the O'Bl~neu Hospttal in Athens The lnf~nt weighed five poundJ, ~even ounces Their fin! daughter, Sarah Lee, IS two years old Grandparents are Mr. and Mra OtJs Me· Cllnlock, Racine, and Mr and Mrs, Orval , WU•, Pomeroy Mn, UIIJan Jividen, Racine, like a person No selling experience reelulred as company Will SMALL refr1gerator $50, 12 turn over company Inch TV both almost new Cot established accounts located and ped, S5 Hall lree SJ 50 In drug, variety super Electric motor tent 510 markets and discount stores 65 000 gas space heater us Prof it potential IS vlrtuftllY 20 gal new water heater $.40 un llm 1ted $98 and more for Second house beloyt 1unk each day worked 1S a very yard Minersville conservat1ve est 1mate 9 5 2tp 1 _ A S3 .498 secured Inventory I :nve&tment puts v.ou In an Knowledge and expenence •n BUNDY Flute, good cond1t10n established buslnest r~ght cos t accountmg or payroll Call 985 3978 after 5 p m now essen11al Openmgs on lhe 8 31 6tc WRITE TODAY follow ing shifts 8 am till o4 (include phone number) p m 4 p m till 12 m1dnlght WERE STOCKED wllh good DONNA LEE COMPANY 1201tll8am 600 N Jackson Street se1ect1on of guaranteed ap 2 Off1ce secr£>taries - Duties Medii. Penn•. 19063 pllances clean used furniture InClude typmg dlctat 1on AND NEW turnllure at un filing Open1ng on same sh1fts believably LOW PRICES llsted above Ranges refrigerators auto J Personnel AsSIStant & wr inger washers elct gas ResponSible for recrull1ng TWO TRAILER lots 1n Mid dryer> U•ed furniture and screerung of employees dleport 1/:r duplex 10 Brad couches, cha1rs bedrm Oestre mtervlewmg or sultn chesh dressers bury Phone before 6 p m counselmg expenence "anltiu wardrobes dmettes 992 5693 Excellent salanes and fringe ( chrome wooden> desks 9,. 4tc benef its Send br1ef r esume of bookcases New work h1story and education furniture 2 pctables 11v1ng rooms Send all replies to Box 729 S in HOUSE FOR Renl .5 rooms and some wllh sw ivel rockm care of The Dally Sentme l bath Racine area Call 992 maple bedrms bookcase Pomeroy Ohio 5858 3~90 li<!g~ 200-23o, 49 50, No I, We talk to you headboord> Medii 3 pc teble sets rockers Also - pat A2 ch and swivel 50 gol oak barrelS SIS oo eo Fold up Rlchline camper trailer sleeps 6 S32S 00 Shop Tuesdoy lhru Sunday t1 11 7 m 81 KUHC S BARGAIN CENTER Sl Rt 7 al c oullon light TUPPERS ....., 9 2 61c PLAINS OHIO p ________ _____ _ M 0 N E.Y APARTME"T 3 " S - All rented $9 500 00 AROUND80ACRES One furnished Income $3,000 00 a year Want only S9,000 00 Located on Route 325 near mme No 1 2 large barns YOU ARE GOI"G " TO Ru•• " TO New wa Ier system going In KEEP UP WITH THE PRICES now on Rl 325 Ground lays BUY PROPERTY AND LET real nice S12.00000 YOUR MONEY DO THE WANT TO SELL? RUNNING FOR YO U PROP ERTY IS MOVING FAST NOW - CALL US TODAY HENRY E CLELA"O · " ' BROKER "2lll! If no onswer 992·2568 ~;:::::::::::::::::::~~======~~:::::::;::; 60x 12 2 bedroom mobile home eig Clptclty Excellent condlllon Call 992 7087 9 2 6t~ Mtytoe Automlflts 2 spetd op•ratJCm ~,holce of wattr --------------B,LACK while 23 & Motorola 949 59<41 r-v S30 00 I nc~ Phont 9 2 Jlc ~eieoRAololl~.~i~ , Drvtrs Surround c:lotHtl With oenlle , even KNAPP &hoea ntw fill 1nd winter &lyles now out Call 992 532< ~eat No ~olspols, no ovtrdrvlng Flnt Mun Llrt FIller Welpeclollae In MAUAO 8 1• tic -------------·- level L lnt Powtr Miytot HolootHut ------------- 138 50 or PlY IS per month Call 992 5331 6 10 tic water conlrol Fllttr or Ptrml Preu budgot ltrms Coil "2 3965 8 29tfc bro ldtn, ovtrcuta, button holn All Without •t• tec-hments Pay blllanc:e 9, Auto FIn Agltalor combination, AM FM radio, 4 way •pteker t ounef system Be lance sns 93, or 1.111 our it,3: z;z.g-;;;;;;;;;;;;;, ThIs m•ch lne dern&, em tomps RUTLAND FURNITURE ·~~~~:e' 741 ·42 1 1 I Arnold Gr1te. Rutland Resident••• or 1\ialhln Biggs Radiator Spec lolls! SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Ph 1992 2174 Pomoroy THURSDAY SEPT 6 1973 6 00 - Sunrise Seminar • Sacred Hearl 10 6 15 ~ America s Problems 10 6 20 - Farm Reoort 13 6 25 - Paul Harvey 13 6 30 - Columbus Today 4 Bible Answrs e, Patlerns tor Living 13 News 6 6 45 - Corncob Reporl 3 Farmtlme 10 7 00 - Today 3 4 15: News 8 0 Fllnlstones 13 Romper Room ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED V.OOD TRUSSES DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE 7 LaSS ie 6 8 30- Jack La Lanna 13 Huck and Yog \6 9 00 - Paul Dixon 4 Phil Oonahue t5, Peyton Place 13 Friendly Junction 10, AM 3 Mister Roberts 33 Brody Bunch HOGG & ZUSPAN JOHN TUCKER Rt 4, Pomeroy, 0 992 3954 or 992 7349 6 Mov1e 8 9 30 - To Tell th e Truth 3 Peylon Place 13 Wild, Wild Wesl 6 9 55 - Chuck Wh ite Reports 10 10 00- Dick Van Dyke 13 Dinah Shore 3 1l Jokers Wild 8 10 L1llas Yoga & Ypu 33 10 30 - Bailie Gamel 4 >5 Mike Douglas 6 110 000 Pyramid e 10, Spilt Second 13 From !he Hills 33 11 00 - Galt'blt 8 101 Password 13 Wizard of Odds 3 a, 15, Societies '" Transition 33 11 30 - Love of Ute 8 10 Hollywood Squares J, 4 15 Brady Bunch 13 Episode Action 33 Bowling 6 11 55 - CBSNews8 , DanlmelsWorld10 12 00 - Jeopardy 3 15 Bob Brauns 50 SO Club 4 News 10 13 8 MATERIALS CO 773 SS$4 Muon, W VI ROOFING, FUR · NACE · CLEANING AND REPAIR AND PLUMBING. i PRICE CONSTRUCTION Rooftng, Spoutmg, Porch Repair, Com· plete Home Remodeling Passy.-ord 6 Sesame Street 33 ALL WEATHER ROOFING CO. 12 30 - 3 Ws 3 15, Split Second 6 Search tor Tomorrow 8, 10 12 55 - NB C News 3 15 I 00 - News J All My Children 6 13 Green Acres 10 Not For Women Only 15 SewlnQ Skills Ta1lormg 33 Joker's W1ld 8 1 30 - As the World Turns B 10 3 On A Match 3, 4, 15 , Our Street 33 Lets Make A Deal 6, 13 2 00 - Days ot Our Lives 3, 4, 15 Gu1dlng Light 8 10 Masierplece Thea Ire 33 Newlywed Game 6 13 2 30 - Doctors 3 4 15 G rl m My Lile 6 13 Edge ol N1ght 8 10 3 00 - Another World 3 4 15 Generol Hosp1fal 6 13, Price Is R1ght 8 10 MuSical Encounter 33 3 30 - Return to Peyton Place J, 6 15, One Life to Live t3 Secret Storm 10 Phil Donahue 4 Match Game 73 8 Time for T1motny 33 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Love American Slyle 13 Sesame St 33 For Free Est1mate MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Phone 992·2550 Ph. 742-6271 READY MIX CONCRETE dell9ered right to your project Fast and easv Free estimates Pl'lone 992 328~ Goegleln Ready Mix Co, POMEROY HOME & AUTO Middleport, Ohio SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rale> Ph 446 OFFICE SUPPLIES 5 12 ttc Phone 949 3821 Racine Ohio C:r.tt Bradford 5 1 tfc -------------EXCAVATING , dozer loader and backhoe work septic tanks 1nstalled dump trucks and lo boys for hire will haul fill dirt, top soli . limestone and gravel Call Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n 1ght phone 992 3525 or 992 ~ Gomer Pfle 13 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Beverly Hillbillies 8 Tra Is West 15 5 55 - Earl Nightingale 15 6 oo-News 3 4 8 10 15 Sesame Sf 20 Milestones of Progress 33 ABC News 13 6 30 - NBC News 3 4 15 I Dream of Jeanme 13 ABC News 6 CBS News B. 10 Lilias Yoga and You 33 7 00 - Truth or Conseq 3 Beat the Clock 4, Course of Our T1mes 33 What s My Line 8, Elec Co 20 Lets Make A Deal 13 Billy Graham Crusade 6 15 News 10 7 30 - Hollywood Squares J Wild Kingdom 10 I II See You In Court 4 Zoom 20 Beat the Clock t3 Lassie 8 Looking Ahead 33 Stop In and See Our floor Dtsplay. EXCAVATING Dozers large end small Backhoes and loaders on track and tires. Dump truck - Lo boy ser vice Septic tanks Installed George { 8111) Pullins, pi'IOne 992 2478 or 992 7402 2 9 lfc 5232 2 11 ttc O'DELL WHEEL Alignment located at Crossroads R t now beck to work Complete front end service, tune up and brake service Wheels balanced electronically All work guaranteed Reasonable n•. 2 18 tfc RON SHEPARD, Floor , Wall Remodel1ng Ceramic tile baths Box 280 Rutland 742 6 26 tic MOBILE home repair Elec trlcal plumbing and heating 7 15 tfc HARRISON S TV service and service calls Phone 992 2522 2 9 1fc DOZER and back hoe work ponds and septic tanks, dft chlng service top soli fill dirt iirnestone B&K Escavating Phone 992 5367 or 992 s 30 FURNITURE Complete Service Phone 992 5858 Western Star Theatre 15 and C BRADFORD, Auctioneer 3664 10 30 - Pett1coat Junction 3 Merv Gnftm 4 Abbott & Costello 8 My L1ttle Margie IS Daktar\13 I Love You6 5 00 - MISter Rogers 20 33 Bonanza 3 Hazel 8 Big Valley 6 4 606 E. Matn Pomeroy 4192 Gallipolis, Jol'ln Ruu&ll Owner and Operator rotes Phone 742 3232 Somerset 15 Speedracer 6 Movie' Last of 1he Comanches " 992 2094 6 30 tfc WIN AT BRIDGE SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 "'; 3035 I 10 4 lfc SEWING MACHINES Repair DEAD STOCK - Will removft at a reasonable char~;e Call 245 5514 8 23 90tc 1 & THINGS Pleasant Rtdge Road POMEROY, OHIO 1116tfc ~ ..,, , " ,~-·· ~- -~ Dltll & 1e •, • ...; really lmow 1 ,. - ~ how to ell! up. 1 o. -::. .- .. -- CUT • WRAPPED • FROZEN " " TO YOUR SPECIFICATION lo Dtck Vaughan 992·3374 ,..........--------............., RIVERSIDE APARTMENTS " . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO RENTAL SURVEY •• ( ftlltng out and returning the below survey DOES NOT OBLIGATE YOU, but only ex· presses your mterest in possibly renting an apartment. Reduced rents are available If you qualify on the basis of Income.) " ;--------~-------------~-, NAME I I PRESENT ADDRESS I I I " I -•• I" SINGLE Pass Pass New York Biography 20, 13 B1lly Graham Crusade 1 a 33 Natmnal In Search of Anc1ent As1ronauts 3 4 15 All Amen can Football Team 10 8 30 - Paul Warfield 10 9 00 - Children of Zero 3 Tony and Lena 6 13 Ironside 4 15 Pro Footba\18, 10 10 00 - An Ameman Family 33 La nd of th e Small 3 Streets of San Franctsco 8 Mus1c Country 4 15 News 20 Billy Graham Crusade 13 11 00 - News3 4 6 813 15 11 JohnnyCarson3 4 15 D1ck Cavett6 lJ News 8 10 Movles"EyeottheDevll a Code7 V1d1mS' 10 Man From U N C L E 4 News 13 • • ~ by THOMAS JOSEPH Oh;{;ome ulllt - Sir' Dear Mndam Yuu should never have published the letter from lhe mother of young teens who sald she no longer expected her daughters wo ,,, rrmain vtrgm until mamage - hul she dldn l waollhe g1rls wknow her chnnge 1n attitude JUSt yet In dmn~ !10, you revealed to all unwed gtrls that !IIJme parents I perhaps lhetr own') think 1t's okay to go out and gel lleeped hul lhey'd just rather nol wlk about It ll,t>ttdawncd on you, Mrs B thal when you allow people to ex press these v1cws on Immoral flceplng, your column ls atdmg and abetlmg our national cnemtes ' Our enemies have a simple plan they want us lhinkmg loose morals arc accepted If they succeed m swmgmg us over to free sex, they know we wtll give up on our Chrlslian ethic When we are no different from these alhclsts, th ey will have conquered liS without guns and bombsunder the gu1se of "liberal thlnkmg " Unless you want the nundsof our youngsters captured by the enemy m the current l'lurd World War, you must suppress this kmd of lelter ' You have !IIJid oul by pubiJShmg the subversive doctr~n c 1n an ms1d1ous plot Not only are you a tool of the enemy, hut ask yourself this do you really want Sue Lo go out and get fleeped by every Tom and Harry before she fmds the right Dtck to marry ' - LEWIS F , FOR GOD AND COUN'I RY Dear LeWIS F Has 1l occurred lo you, str, that censorship "'more accepted m your so-called 'enemyland," lhan IS "geltmg fleeped" 1 We let our readers express lhetr vtews m the good old free Amencan way' But thanks (or gtvmg us the greatest new word smce "grolty " Fleeped - that's got real style' It's already become favortte slang around our house, and wbo knows, 11 mtghl go nattonal after lhts column appears - H NOTE rO READERS Yup, l.ewts F IS for real AI'ROSS I . - tel~ phnnc wtrc (lis 1o" m } (2 wda B~fur1• :'12 l3 ( uh l5 \leach at: ross 16 lnshnc J IIVC 5 Garand fur 37 Allcv~atc 38 Sp1lelnl on•• 10 I 1>Ve to scnontas 11 Military (:ommand <2 wds I 12 The Creal Comm on 39 l"reHhly IIOWN I Tropltal 2 - ac1d11 3 Cronies, llpplers (2 wda ) 4 Where - cr" 13. Ehzabelh I to lhc n<><>ts H Buslne" abbr 15 16 Cullm~ b>Ol North East Soulh 4' Pass Pass Pass 2+ 4+ 4N T 5' Pass $N T Pass 6+ Pass 6+ Pa ss Pass Pass Opemng lead-tQ common 6 ASian river 7 Good thing come un done (4 wds ) Egypl~an By Oswald & James Jacoby Today 's hand decided an IMP match Both Souths played s1x spades agamst a queen o( dtamonds lead One South player cashed two dta· monds 1mmedtately, ruffed a d1amond wtlh the mne of trumps and led a club toward h1s queen As he pmnted out laler on, he would have made the slam 1f East held the club king 1f hearts broke 3 3, 1f a heart· dtamond squeeze develo~r 1( West made the mtst f leading his fourth d1amond •I o• Pn NK Ynu Houth huhJ ' +1.1 8 !,II • t tA 4 +~ K J I 1 Whot d<111111 ilo nr1w' A- 1'••• Your p11rtner IPPII•r• lo hu• • hond lhRI II KllinK to he UftlllilfOUitlry tor IIMill put pOl" 'f(itiA V ~ fiUt:moN tnoleod ulllhMihK riW•I'IUIIKvour Empower II. Lobby 15. Agllale 18. Caulcrlze 21. Emparl um 22 Strength 23. Slender 2t. Svctlona'a falher 9. Italian 21. Devout· neu %8. Expun1e zt. Begin •cain U . Burmeoe demon 35. Plelhon zs. Move AWiflly JJ1!ll~'fbrn; lk.t "-".~ .-J ,_. 1> ~-tENI!I AllNCJI D ,.,.,1 HOIIlf:l' Unscramble these four Jumbles. one letter to eac h square, to form four ordanary words the sun 27. Leopard 30. What Ktnd of Fool _ ?• (2 \lJt,OY wds ) 31. Printer's ttem s /II tf. DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: I I AXYDLBAAXIl II LONGPILLOW One letter somply stands for another In thlo sample A 11 used for the three L's, X for the two D's, etc Slncle !etten apostrophes, the length and !ormallon ol the words m ~ hiDta. Each day the code !ellen are dlllerent \ HI ~'1111 ! I K) ! I I I Izo m I v . U Take . . I (j '' CIIYPTOQUOTI8 V::! h,..Ll arranr• the circled lellel'l I. Nowu eated by the above cartoon to form the aurpnae answer, as 1 11 ~Prill:=:: . sn~PII~ISl~A!ISWIR~.=-1 A rrrr n ;:1 rJ (Anawen tomorrow) Jumbl" ETUDE HITCH SUBURB PARADE Yee1r.rd•r • \ An1 wer llf> m~llt be uuoru11ed ulfh r1 crQCik - A SHIPHlRD SKAUA HUA LHZR IHSKK SE SltA SEI EY SKA THE BORN LOSER llf;~l., ~Ut..ATIOOS l 'lCXJ U'Sillll.L'/ r<lWeeT 61TH6~ FEW DAYS - WT lolQ60i:N KNONS NOTMIN' 'flOUT WHO LIVES ONTH' 30\h FLQ()fO.- 9UT HE SHORE DONE GOOD IN TATER PAINTtN' \ SKA PTS SltA MHLA.- Yesterday's Cryptoquote: I'M OPPOSED TO MILUON· AIRES, BUT IT WOULD BE DANGEROUS TO OFFER )IE THE POSITION -MARK TWAIN <C 1113 K.lncl'eaturn Syndleat:e, lne) do ~oudo 7 FROM W$ ANGELES ILL I'LL BE HOME IN A LETZSHWZ, CWAV WM HNVHRI\I XKWZAMA IUECAUP Hall \\1nla' • HOW DID LEETLE f ArER DO Ill/ " ~IDDY· GARDEN TODIW, BE<;;SIE? OUI !ltrlpes ~u•de and I News 4 liE DIDIII T DO WUTH A HOOT IN FING ER· PAIIIITIN , LOW EE'Z.Y •• zs. llluotrl· alief IN! WJ PAP GR liNI tA~r\l!ll "I$N ) The bidding 1101IICCII Well Norlh I ~AII 1¥ l'n" Pot~ iN I' l'n" l'u" !Wr 111111 Wllh 24. Magi's lonesome at mqht, RUfus 1 Whitt He wasn't quite nght about th1s Hts play would have failed against a 5·1 trump break or a 6-1 break m etther minor suit The other declarer must have been a diSCiple of our old fnend Generous George He decided to forget about really abnormal suit breaks and the location of the king of clubs and see what could be done If there were no singletons oul against h1m He led a heart at tnck lwo and ducked In dummy East won and led back the jack of clubs South's queen was covered by West's king and dummy sace South led dummy's last dla· mond to his king ruffed a dla· mond with the queen of trumps , drew trumps and eventually di scorded hi s last diamond and his two clubs on dummy's hearts 8 Marked deity 17 Barnyard demzen 19 Aclor Holbrook 20. Golda 21 Wee bil 22 Coast Guard g1rl 23 l!owhng JASOUNE AILEY A1nt C1\;\.\ thou' 5 LcB5 +75 YJ 962 • 1043 +J t092 1• 3t Yesterday'• AniWer unJ(utate EAST Pass Pal!! 1 NO. OF CHILDREN1--....:;_-____.._ • 750 Flrtt Avtnut Oalllpollt, Ohio 45631 Or for mort Information cell collect 446.J744. 8 DO-Playhouse Geo9raph1c 6 Us. Uuth •l ~ MARRIED - - - l-~---~--------~---Mill to B1rr· Clrclt Dtvttopmtnt, Inc. At least , lllfJ (creal (;OIIIpnnjes l!lld Slit It iJOII 1111iikl' nrf( 18 ur n1c1d1und1se thnl conu•s any wny <lose Lo Ihe 4U.1ilty nf stuff 1 USI'II Lo oroor "'len I wus H kid I got wtlunkmg ubout It when I notlcc'<l lhut u rc>c01 d com. pany 1s marketing record ac t• fcaturmg tho ~omp l c te p1 "~""''" of the rad1 o cereal scr1als or lhc pasl, and dmng very well with th em Included are such old lavortleH as " l.1ttle 01phan Anme, ' ' Ca ptain Mtdntght," 'Sergeant Preston of the Yukon " and ' Tom Mix " The record5, whi ch will a<kl up lo about 50 I P albums lhts year, fealw e the enUre pro~rum - lndudmg commercials, and, I'd presume, the sales pttch for the ktdd1 cs tn send a box top and a quarter for the g1ant g1ft offer of the day Boys and girls, take my NOrd for it - that stuff you got In those days was really top..notch sluff, and a quarter was worth at least 16 or 19 cents There was the very !1rst thmg I remember ordertng from the Post Toast1es people · An auth~ nllc Melvm Purvis G·Man K1t (And for those who wonder who the devil Melvm PurviS WHS, Ill note that he was an FBI man who led the assault lhlll brought down John Dillinger, and a hvmg folk hero at the lime ) Old Melvm's ktl mcluded a real metal padge (not metalhc plastic), and assorted crune.flghters' gear mcludtng handcuffs • that really worked and a fmgerprmtmg set that was a marvel Tom Mtx and the Ralston Rangers offered a pertscope thut was made of heavy fiberboard and metal, and you could loo k over walls, around corners, etc , for whatever that was worth, but the premtum lasted and lasted Which IS more than you c~ n say about most of today's g1ft garbage which the smaller set collects Then there was the Jack Armstrong Htke.fl·Meter Quality shpped a little here, I'm afratd, because l never could ftgure out whether 11 was exactly one mile or a mtle and three-etghts from my home to the one trafftc hght that marked the center of town m Oak Htll, Ohio But that was of little consequence The Hlke.fl·Meter, a pedometer that worked tf your pace was exactly 25, 30 or 35 in· ches, was made ofheavy·gauge metal wtth a chckmg devtce thai gave off an authontattve "dong" every ltme you took a step Every kid m town had one, of course, and the approach of a gang of small boys sounded hke a bell tower movmg honzontally toward you Little Orphan Anme's Decoder Rmg actually offer~d a short course m cryptography, and l have often credtted Amenca's breakmg of the Japanese and Naz1 secret codes durmg World War II to the fact that half of the ktds m Amertca had practtced wtth the rmg My all·ltme favortte radw·senal gadget, however, was a stmple pollee whtstle It was offered by Rm Tm Tm, I thmk, although I don't know how they managed to make a dog the hero of a radio program Anyhow, thiS thing was a genume whtstle, JUst the same as those used by policemen of the 1930s, and by athletic offtctals of all ages 1 llo•l• ·n t AK52 +Q83 West Machines Service on all : makes Reasonftble rfttes 1 Tl'l e Sewing Center, Mid • . ur: lh North-South vulnerable Maintenance 992 3509 215 N 8 23 30tc ' I ' '43 1 Second, Middleport "custom meat cutting" It SOUTII +AKJ 10 TIME to check that oil or oas furnace for winter Dirty furnaces cost fuel and could cost a l1fe Call P & J Home The Shop WEST +8632 lleJen Help BY PAUL CRABTREE " 1 hey don't ~1ve 9WIIY t~lngs like they W 2 00 - now"~ his k1nd uf 1hlnkln~ ex ptrcd with Scrui\01' Joeepll Mt' earthy 1 c $0 12 00 partner has bid four nearls over 1230 your four clubs What do you do 1 00 - NORTH (D) +Q94 ¥AKQ75 U6 +A64 Yl08 • QJ97 +K75 FOR FR:EE esfimates on aluminum siding Storm Doors and Windows, Car ports, Marquees and Railing, Phone Charles Lisle, Syracuse, Ol'llo Carl Jacob Sales Representative v v Johnson and Son, Inc 6 22 tic dleport Ohio Give a trick to insure slam 1 service, ell makes 992 228• The Fabric Shop, Pomtroy Authorized Singer Sales and Service We Sharpen Scissors 329tfc ' 9 1 tfc ELNA ond White Sewing J' 3861 6 30 ~ Rocky & Bullwlnk le 13 New Zoo Revue6 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 8, 10 New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame St 33 Built to Your •Spees Oollvered to Joto Silo MODERN SANITATION 10 Oa11y, 8 12 Sat •·· q H Rawlings Sons Auto 215 N. Second Phone 992·3509 24 Hour Service All work guaranteed Alignment - -------- MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER WANTED FOR THE DAILY SENTINEL PHONE 992-2156 11 1 Complete mob•le home service plus g1gant1c display of mobile homes always ava1lable at Pets For Sale Help Wanted 42 to 465(), Stags 39 Down , Beef~f'5()to6840, FatCows~J Air Cond Frnm the laraest Bulldozer R'dl~ior to ~ manes1 Heeter t.ortl Commerctal Wheel - -------------- 4890.Light401o46,FatSows ShoatS 25 to 40 l CATTLE - • ~rs 48 5() to ,. 58 75L Heifers 44 to 54 25, Ba~y Electnul Appllttnces Spectahst - -------------- - ------------- ~nil , A1r CDndthoners Awnmgs Underpmmng Heating Air Cond Rclrtgeratlon Plumbmg Real Estate For Sale GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Saturday,Sept.l,l973, -•• CENTRAL DIVISION CON SALESREPORTOF ~ SOLIDATION COAL COM ~ PANY Immediate openmgs OhioVaUeyLivestockCo are available m the followmg HOGS-175to2201bs 4825 POSII>ons Ma1nlenance Foreman ( underground) , to 48 65; 220 to 250 lbs 48 50 to Ass>Sianl Mme Foremon r IIC Pick Up Service Available We Buy & Sell Antiques Dick Seyler Owner Kerr 51 Pomeroy, 0 Phone ff2·2798 - -------------- Market RPport ' 22 No rumous lyes or caustics used ti n ldHlq CORNER cupbo~rds wall Middleport, 0 9~2 '2101 cupboards chests old guns, ----~----------BRUSH HOGS 4XS It , phone any condlt1on Also blue ---...---~---- ---- 992 5858 715 tfc PARK VIEW Kennels Poodles decorated stoneware Wr i te KQSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS WILL TRIM or cut trees and P o Box 44 Mart'"sburg - - - - -- - - - - - - - - 1 foy male and 1 female Specu!ls dur ing August are shrubbery also clean out 99'2 .5•43 Phone Ohio, 43935 or call 1 484 44~0 1973 14x70 MOBILE home, Koncentree Moist Kote basemenls attics and etc 7 15 ttc after 7 p m Kleams 1ng Kream One Day Call 9.49 3221 or 7.42 4441 washer and dryer. d1sl'l 8 8 90tc Sachet & others Phone Helen 83130tc washer stainless steel sink Jane Brown 992 5113 garbage disposal eye level 8 2 tfc NO 1 Copper , 60c Radu1tors oven range, dacron polyester AUTOMOBILe" insurance been 30c brass 20c batteries 90c carpet large lot Phone 742 cancelled? Lost your 7 ROOM house with bath in eacD clean dry Ginseng operators license Call 992 3083 TH'E UNION Opt 1cal Center , Rutland a1r condit ione d roots $60 alb Yellow root 54, 7A28 Belpre w111 observe winter 7 18 " carpeted gas furnace d1Sh May apple SOc per lb M A 6 15 tic hours begmn1ng Sept 3 washer , double oven range Halt, Reedsville Call 378 Closed Wednesdays Eye 6249 EXCELSIOR Salt Works E double garage , large carport examlnat1ons bV ap Mam St Pomeroy All kinds 4 acres cleared and fenced 7 31 tfc ponJiment of sail water pellets water small barn and other a 30 6tc WANTED nuggets block salt and own buildings Phone 614 742 6834 for auctiO(l Ohio River Salt Phone 992 household goods Tools, most 5 30 tfc 2 FAMILY YARD SALE 3891 anything of value Will buy or SEPTEMBER 8 and 9 IN sell on commlss1on W1ll haul 65ttc HOUSE for sale located 1n 3 BEDROOM house on Lmcoln MASON WEST VIRGINIA Call 992 3354 or 992 2792 - - -- - - - - -- - -- - Bradbury Call 99 2 7363 after Hill Hvmg room, kitchen, CORNER ACROSS FROM Hayman s 7 25 tfc NEW 2 PIECE Early Amer~can 6 p m bath and utility room extra FOGLESONG FUNERAL ltv•no room suites, In 100 9 5 30tc large lot over 1 acre Has. HOME ON MAIN HIGHWAY furn i ture oak tables percent nylon material w1th - - - - - - - - - - - - - ANTIQUES GLASSWARE OLD dr111eway $13,000 Call clocks 1ce boxes brass beds maplewood tr~m and foam 56 ACRES for sate 1n Langsville Sunday after 12 noon on CH INA CLOTHING AND dishes or complete revers1ble cushions ThiS Area Cal1992 3530 or 742 6675 weekdays after S p m , 992 MISCELLANEOUS households Wr 1t e M 0 week only S199 95 Cash and 9 2 Jtp 3U7 9 2 6tc M1ller Rt 4, Pomeroy , Oh1o Carrv Porn eroy R ecoverv 8 5 ftc call 992 6271 622 E Ma 1n Stree1 Pomeroy 3 BEDROOM house 11h baths 1 5 13 tfc Call 992 755.4 formal dtn1ng room 1 l1v 1ng LARGE , convenient building 8 30 6tc room kitchen , fam1IV room , 2 lots at Rock Springs Area car garage, full basement on restricted for houses only acre lot Located' In R lggs Tuppers Plains & Chester UPHOLSTER vour own fur Crest Manor Phone 992 3863 I n1ture We have au the sup water available Call or see before 3 p m and ask for Mr Sill W1tte, ~92 2789 Pl1eS you wilt need 7 U tfc Upholstery Fabrics a very Ingels or call Gene Riggs at large se1ect10n of nylons 985 3595 or 992 5869 -----------~--velvets Herculon, vmyls - 1n 8 26 tiC cotton prints, also remnants Foam for cushions and 6 ROOMS and bath full padd1ng Burlap den1ms basement w1th shower cam bnc foam glue zippers commode and lavatory I· sprmgs end ClipS chipboards Forced a~r gas furnace legs sewil'\g thread. dacron furn1ture extra lot Just tacks webbmg well cord newly painted Near Pomeroy cotton SW1vel bases end all Elementary school Phone other suppl ieS you w111 need 992 738• New turn1ture at low low 9 2 3tc pnces Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Mam 992 7554 a 31 30tc I, ' f 8 P AND J HOME MAINTENANCE & REPAIR Antiques Modern Metals --------------- No one wtll ever know A~ Hoard House Etc from Furniture BELPRE, 0 423 7521 8 29 tfc L------'--------' ------- - --.----- love around you glow the happmess that you Dick's CASH paid tor all makes and models of mobile homes Phone &rea code- 614 ~23 9531 4 13 tfc .-------------- INVESTMENT PROP FOR SALE A06 E Mam, Pomerov , 0 Mobtle Homes fflf Sale very good <;ondltlo Phone 773 WILKINSON small eng me sales and service 820 3rd Sfret Middleport Lawn mower and cha in saw replur Free pickup and del1very Phone 992 3092 Also Briggs and Stratton and Tecumsel'l parts 8 22 30tc Open 8 TIIS Monday thru Sat.,rday "ST RIPPERS jj We Strip Paint. Varnishes 14 For Sale Pomeroy Home & Auto ---------.------- GROCERY bus iness. for sa te Ouildlno for sale or lease Phone 713 5618 from a 30 p m to 10 p m tor appointment 3 20 II C 5805 Auto Sales - GUARANTEEDPhone 992·2094 and 12195 1910 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill On Mod American Cars POMEROY ~oupe 1 owner car less than 33,000 miles brown finish wl.fh matching vmyl rool , and vi ny l Interior 302 V 8 engi ne, standa rd tranSm ission Ur dkes radio really sharp EXPERT Wheel Alignment •5.55 Keep It cool now and get a bargain for next $2095 00 Trulh or Conseq 6 , New, 3 4 8 10 1~ •"clclfeo 10 Tran1lllon 33 S•10me Slr<et 10 ' "" 6•30 Newo3 ' 6 8 10, I~ 1Dream 01Je,nnlelJ I <la. News 6 10 Whal • My 1,lne 8 Truth or Conseq . 3 B •I the CIO(k 4 Anything You Cnn Do 13 , Eloc Co 70 aook Beat 33 Billy Graham Crusode 6, 15 7 Jlr- 'l'he Juctao 10 Pollee Surgeon 3 41Beat !he Clock 13 How Do Your Chlldr 11 Grow 10 Episode Acllon 33 Pro tec tors 8 To Tell lhe Trulh 6 ' 8 00- Adam 12 3 Billy Graham Crusade 8 The Unreasonable Man 33 Movie •• rho Music Man 10 Love Thy Nalghbor 6 131 Baseball 15 , Measure lor Measure 20 8 JD-MQvles A Mnn lor All Sc.. ons 3, 41 5 ! Ton•a 6 13 9 00- Dan Augusl 8 10 Helfei1 Concert 10 33 10 oo- New1 20, OWen Marshall 6 Cannon 8 Homewood 33 Billy Graham Crus de 13 ' 11 oo- News 3 4 6 8 10 13 15 II 3D-Johnny Carson 3 15 Movies The Littl e Hul 8 ' Saturd oy s Hero 10 I DO-News 13, Man from U N C L E • 2 DO- News 4 6 Business Services All AIR CONDITIONERS All Discounted Nol1ce DEADLINES Umu~ht 5 Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! INFORMATION l 1 �II- Tht DaUy Sentinel, Middleport·Pomeroy, 0., Sept. 5,1973 ··:~:-~o;;-;;..;.~"--;:;~···'111 Local DeMolay att~nds camp Bertrain Moshier atlended the International OeMolay Leadership Camp In Pawling, N. Y., Auguat 17 to 25. Dad Paul Rae and lour DeMolays from Kettering, met Bert at Columbus. They camped out on their lfip East, st.Jpping to see the National Railroad Museum and sight· seeing In New York City before going to the camp. One hundred and thirty-<!ighl DeMolays allended the leadership camp. Over 70 or the DeMolays competed to be the 22 officers on the ritual display team which was the hi~hesl honor al the camp. Bert was chosen to be one of the 10 of. fleers with a speaking part. He earned the ritual display !earn certificate for being the ju,nior MEIGS THEATRE Tonight & 1 nu, .. .;ay Sept. 4·5.6 ,NOT OPEN Friday thru Tuesdoy s·epf. 1· 11 · Walt Disney's MARY .POPPINS (Technicolor) Julie Andrews Dick Van Dyke Show Starts 7 p.m. MASOt-1 LlRIVE IN Jl II I I Tonight. Thurs.. Fri. Sept. 5.6.7. Double FUture Program "SUPE R CHICK" Joyce J illson LOuis Queen - Plus- (Rated R) " CHAIN GANG WOMEN" ( RI BERTRAM MOSHIER steward. A DeMolay newspaper was published each day of the camp. Bert received a cer,. tificate for being his Chapter's reporter and he was .also the typist for the newspaper. Many sport activities were offered. Bert entered the Chess Tournament which had 16 contestants. He won all four ·rounds of chess to earn the first place chess certificate. The fourth round was played with. Ken Kerstein (l393) who .had won second place in the Ohio DcMolay Chess tournament, August 10.11, during the con. clave at Akron University. Bert (924) officiated at that tournament so he especially enjoyed playing Ken . The chess players at the leadership camp ranged in strength from 800 to over 1,300. Bert was a member of the debate team and was on the quiz bowl team. , ' After the leadership camp was over, the Kettering group drove straight to Gallipolis by the way of Pittsburgh, Pa., and stsyed at the Moshlers' home until SWlday afternoon. Bert. said he returned with a better 'understanding of DeMolay, a knowledge of lfue brotherhood, and a cold. Bert received his degree on August l, 1971 and Is a member of the Mei~s Chapter Order or DcMolay . He o·ecel ved his leadershi p correspondence course and his representative DeMolay award in 1972, He joined the Buckeye Priory in 1973 and has been the past lith Distri ct Representative DcMola)' coordinator for the Ohio State RD Club. Bert is presently serving as the Meigs Chapter Marshall, lllh district Repre sentative DeMolay Master Chancellor, and vicepresident of the Ohio Stale Representative DcMolay Club [or the southern region. Other DcMolays from Gallia County who are members or the Meigs Chapter are Bill Quickel, Michael Betz, David Canterbury, Michael Hen. drickson, Chuck Perroud, Marshall French, Brian Tucker, Mark Waller, Ronnie Roush, Mike Wise, Bob and Bill McCoy and Oliver Taylor. From Point· Pleasant the DeMolays are Don and Geff Gabritsch, W. V. Windsor, 1'om Carrol and Mark McDaniel. TO HAVE BIRTHDAY SYRACUSE - Mrs. Nettie Wright, Syracuse, will be observing her 75th birthday anniversary, Saturday, Sept. 8, at the Arcadia Nursing Home in Coolville where she has been confined following an illness. Cards may be sent to the nursing home. Mrs. Wright is the mother of Mrs. Dolly Hayes, Pomeroy. SERMONS SLATED Pa ul Keller will be evangelist for a series of gospel sermons to be presented at 7:30 p. m. each evening at the Westside Church of Christ, 200 W. Main St., Pomeroy from Sept. 10 through Sept. 16. Semi Boneless Hams Half or Whole . \~Li} HOMEMADE HAM SAlAD AND 1h (322) CHEESE. SPREAD (323) Phone us· $ 4 1b. CHUCK 2 lb. GROUND CHUCK 2 ·lb. ROUND SiEAK 2 lb. PORK ST,EAK 1 lb. HAM SAlAD SEM I· BONELESS HAM (6.7 lb. average) 2 lb. BULK SAUSAGE J lb. PORK CH<DPS 2 lb. LARG I lb. 4 lb. CH UCI<. ROASJ. 3 lb. ROUND STEAK J lb. GROUND BEEF J lb. RIB STEAKS 3 lb. SLICED BACON 5 lb. GROUND BEEF 5 lb. CHUCK ROAS'f 4 lb. ROUND STEAK 4 lb. SIRLOIN •STEAK 4 lb. RIB STEAK 4 lb. STEW MEAT Your Ord•rl' 992-3502 SP\\PS ~~~~--..J , ~: L, e:W:t ~ ~ ~~ Middle·port ~ ~ ~~ Per:sona INotes !::~ » ~ Mrs. Thomqs Earl Ewing · . ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE - Miss Heidi Milhoan, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Milhoan, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, and Thomas Earl Ewing, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ewing, Mason, W. Va., exchanged wedding vows in a ceremony · August 2ii at 7:30p.m. at the Enterprise United Methodist Church. The Rev. William Sydenstricker officiated at the wedding. Attendants for the couple were Mr. and Mrs. Gary Moore, Coolville. 1'he new Mrs. Ewing is a graduate of Meigs High School and is employed as a beautician at the Colonial Hill Beauty Shop, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. Ewing graduated from Wahama High School and attended West Virginia Tech, Montgomeroy, W. Va. He spent six years in the National .Guard and is currently employed with the Cisler Contractors Corporation, Marietta. Mr. and Mrs. Ewing reside at Five Points, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. Areception honoring the couple was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ewing Immediately following the ceremony. · Mr . and Mrs. Everetl Bachner have returned from a week's vacation. They drove to Ni•gara Falls and on to Toronto, Canada. Enroule there and back they visited in Colwnbus with Mr. and Mrs. Don Brown and family and Miss Mary Schaaf. Mr. and Mrs. James Cris. well, Middleport, and Mrs. Helen Martin, Pittsburgh, Pa., have returned home from a three week tour through the Western states. Highlights for them were visits to Oral - Rob erts University, the Temple Square at Salt Lake City, the copper mines In Utah , Pike's Peak, and the Badlands. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Triplett, Dania , Fla ., were recent visitors of his grandmother, Mrs. Lillian Triplett, his aunt, Mrs. Jo Ann White, and other relatives and friends or the ar~a. , VISIT DEFIANCE MIDDLEPORT - Mr . and Mrs. Lee Baughman and Jeffrey spent Labor Day weekend in Defiance with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Spires and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Spires and Brett. Smith family has reunion with the most present, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Smith. Officers elected for 1974 are president, Edgar Smith ; vice . president, Mike 'smith; Secretary.treasurer, Alma Smith ; repor ters, Grace Smith, Columbus ; Helen Sauer, Meigs Co.; Marjorie Manns, Pennsylvania; Games, Helen Sauer and Fleda Wiley. The reunion will be held Sunday, August 4, 1974, at the park at Logan. Those present this year were, Mr. and Mrs, Marvin Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Smith and Jason Andrew, Mrs. Alma Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Oren Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Smith and John, Carrie, Laura, Aaron and Richard; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Smith and Sbelia; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Witham and Chris and Michelle; Mr . · and Mrs. Dave Shortland, Jodi and Chet; Mr. and Mrs. George Serlo and Nichole Lynn, Mr . and Mrs. Jack Satterfield and Amy, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wiley, Fred Morris and Victor, Bryant and Kent, Mr. and Mrs. Giles Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Edwards and ·Danny, Mike and Rick, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Titus, Mr. and Mrs. Lewzane .Johns, Theodore Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith and Tony and Bren~ Myrta Mae Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith and Dale, Jason Andrew Smith; family coming greatest distance, Mr. Caven, Jeff and Anita, Linda and Billy Wallace, Mr. and • , '" '! " I .. ~,..~-. ";~ 1 Social I Calendar ~ WEDNFSDAV MEIGS COUN'f'i National Far mers Organization meeting, 8 p. m. at State Park on Route 33. MIDDLEPORT Garden Club, 7:30 p. m. ot the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. Mrs . Waller Hayes, Miss Judy Arnold and .Mrs . E. 0. Tewksbary, hostesses. Postponed from Monday to· Wednesday· due to Labor Day. LADIES AUXILIARY , Middleport Fireman, 8 p. m, at the fire hall. Mrs. Bob Byer and Tom and Mrs. Tom Darst, hostesses. POMEROY LodgeF&AM I~ 7:30 p.m. All master masons invited. THURSDAY CHILDREN'S Home Citizens Committee, meets 12:30 p.m. at the Children's Home. SATURDAY B,OARD OF DIRj;:CTORS, Middleport • Pomeroy Area Branch, American Association of University Women, break· fast meeting, Meigs Inn, 9:30 a.m. · Palest~an guerillas leave embassy with ten hostages SVNDAY ANNUAl, llarvut ~·••Uv~ at St. John'& Lulhtron Churclr, Pine Oro~~ . Church Service ~ 10 a.m., basket dloner at noon. A program of sin8inK beslnnlng al 2 p.m. Everyon• welcollte, REVIVAL besinnin& al Nease Settl ment Church !II God. Rev. George Oiler, pastor, Series ofleclures on the Biblical history of lhe church nightly . Service. at 7:30 p,l'(l, Public is Invited. RACINE Wesleyan and Utarl Falls United Melhodiat Church picnic at P6rtla~d Park following 11 :30 a.m. worsh\p services. FRIDAY POMONA Grange meets lt U1e Rock Springs Grange Hall at 8 p.m. County" baking and needlework con test, Fifth degree to be exempllfled. Laurel Grange will be host. . s. ARRAIGNMENT SET COSHOCfON, Ohio (UPI )-:A 20-year·old yo uth whos ~ name was not released by police, was to be arralgneil today after his Tuesday arrest for firing at seven persons o~ the Coshocton county court. house lawn. Police capture4 the youth several hours later I~ a nearby aparbnen t house. No . Injuries were reported In the shooting. IT WAS ALMOST UKE PENNIES from heaven Wed· nesday night when rain fell to break a heal wave which has prevailed the past two weeks. Young Kim Adams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Adams, Lincoln Heights, Pomeroy , enjoyed the showers which preceded heavier rainfall. CHOICE . ® VOL. XXV NO. 101 ' A complete selection of boys sizes from. 2 to 20 in ' Tee Shirts and Briefs. ' ..•• • Also a complete ·• selection of Hanes Under Colors Un· derwear in briefs, · • athletic shl'r ts 1 tee shirts and boxer styles. Be Thrifty! Save All Of Your Saleslips From . • • ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY' ' We Gladly Accept Fed. Food Stamps ' . BUDGET Prices Effective Sept 5-lL Monday Thru tnoay :1 10 4 Del M~nte WhGie or French Style ' 303$ GREEN BEANS•• •• .c~! ••• BABY 9 GOLDEN DELICIOUS APPLES 29~ 3 59~ lb. 16 oz. ·•' .... '. COKE 8 pak-16 oz. 79~ 8 PAll 79~ {' OUPON ONLY Dl LL SLICES••••• !! The New Lemon·Ume WAGNER DRINK,; .. • VAilJADII CARROTS bcbs # •' 10$ F.OOD••••••••~~ ••• Smucker's Hamburger 2 , AND DIET RITE CLOSED SUNDAYS. CHOICE GOLDEN f~ - Gerber's Strained 9:00 to 7:00 Saturoay WIENERS 20ct•1.79 lb. 5th and PEARL STS., RACINE 'The Store With A Heart. You, WE LIKE" Right reserved to limit ouantities CHUCK women, raur Saudi Arabian (;unmcn hiHuc Second Threat diploma~'• Earlier today, the gunmen issued their second threat to kill one of their hostages u,nless France provided them ·safe l'Onducl out of the country . the Iraqi aonbassa· dor to Paris Ncma al Ncma, one 8gyptian, one Tunisian, one Syrian, one Sudanese and one Yugoslav . \ MISS VAN Mt;TEK KUTLANO -:: Teresa Van Meter ol ltutluod took top honorH In the Bicycle Ac· Uvlty Day, Augu i130, at the State Fair when, with other participants, she completed a written examination on nil laccts of bicycle salety' and underwent a bicycle In· spection and a riding skill• test. A points system was used to determine the winners In each class. These winners were presented a trophy, Best of Day and ParUclpatlon ribbons. Teresa Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Purl Van Meter of llutland . She belongs to the Rutland Gnng 4·H club whose advisors arc Donna Weber and Doris Barnhart. Also representing Meigs county In the boys' division was Lester Jeffers of Albany. Nixon tells lawyers to appeal WASHINGTON ( UPI) Though President Nixon refused to say he would obey the Supreme Court on the Issue, he instructed his iawyers to file an appeal today on the District Co urt order in· structing the president to yield his secret Watergate-related tape recordings for judicial inspection. The appeal comes on the Nixon would "not comply" Cox, could reach the Supreme final day that Chief U.S. with the order and later said Court by the time ita fall term District Court Judge John .1. the decision would be a!>" hegins Oct. II. The grand jury will expire Dec . 4. Sirica allowed them. pealed. The Senate Watergate com· Sirica last week ordered The U.S. COurt of Appeals, in Nixon to turn over the tapes so an un11•ual move, already has mitlee asked Sirica Wednesday he could. personally listen to set hearings on the appeal for to speed proceedings in i~' them before deciding whether next Thursday. It said it was separate suit to get the tapes to turn them over to lhe doing sow expedite the process by holding a hearing Sept. 12. Wh ite House Watergate grand jury. The so that the case , brought by The simultaneously asked Sirica to White House promptly said Special Prosecutor Archibald delay the hearing until Sept. 24. At his news conference Wednesday, Nixon acknowl· edged that he had taken a "hard line " on the tapes and that "we are going to fight the tape POM EROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1973 TEN .PHONE 992·2156 WASHINGTON (U P! ) President Nixon charg ed Congress Wednesday with a " very disappointing" per· formance and said he will send By United Press International it a ne\v State of the Union COLUMBUS - STATE SEN. GENE SLAGLE, D-Galion, message next Monday calling requested Wedneo;day the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio for inflation.fighting budget force General Telephone Co. to lower its rates and refund money cuts, except in defense, and to customers. Slagle filed a complaint with tha PUCO claiming enactment of proposals for General Telephone collected unauthorized rates since June 21, meeting the energy crisis. 1972, when the Ohio Supreme Court reversed a rate increase of Nixon's remarks at a $U million the PUCO granted in August 1971. televised press conference Slagle claimed General never lowered its rates after the were made at a time Supreme Court ru1ing. He asked for triples damages lo subDemocratic leaders are Of· scribers. The lawmaker said·the complaints was a class action fering the olive branch in a new filed on he half of 300,000 subscribers in 70 counties. He said it was spirit of bipartisanship. filed in the name of his auctioreering and real estate firm, Gene As a prelude to his message, Slagle, Inc. the President summoned Republican congressional ' WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT NIXON says he will not leaders to a White House reveal in advance what course he will follow In event the grand meeting (at 9:30 a.m. EDT) jury Investigation into Maryland corruption leads to Vice today to review "vitally im· President Spiro T. Agnew's indkbnent or resignation. Nor, said portant" proposals he wants Nixon, will he reveal what discussionS were held or decisions enacted on an urgent basis reached Saturday at his two-hour meeting with Agnew - a over the next three months. session which was held at Agnew's request and which forced While asserting that spen· Nixon to curtnil his California stay and to return to the East's ding proposals before Congress blistering heat wave. would "bust the budget to the At his news conference Wednesday, Nixon said it would tune of at least $6 billion," irifrlnge Agnew's rights for him to discuss "hypothetical" Nixon said cuts in the $80 questions arising from the criminal investigation of Agnew in billion·plus defense requesl.'l Baltimore Into possible violation of tax, conspiracy , bribery and . would he a "fatal mistake" and extortion laws. Nixon repeated his expression or confidence in would put the United Stales in a Agnew's integrity but limited it, as he had during his news position of negotiating nuclear conference two weeks earlier, to the period when he knew Agnew arms limitatio ns with the - not ttie period under investigation. Soviet Union in a "second class'' position. LABOR DISPUTES HAVE disrupted the first week of Back InForm autumn classes in at least 10 slates. Some school districts told Back in form and displaying students to cQme to class today whether the teachers show up or poise in a 35·minute tilt with not. In Michigan, the hardest hit state, teachers in 33 school reporters in the gold draped distrlcl.'l including Detroit were on strike. But school officials· ordered Detroit schools to try to stay open today despite the absence of some 10,500 teachers, using supervisory and ad· ministtative personnel. Several other Michigan districts also held teacherless classes while contract negotiations were in progress. Other .Drew Webster Post 39, states experiencing labor problems in public schools included Ameri can Legion, went on filinois, Tennessee, Wisconsin , Rhode Island, New York, Con. record this week in support of a nectlcut, Pennsylvania, Ohio and California , where a strike of bonus for veterans of the school bus drivers reduced attendance In San FranciSCo. Vietnam War and named Teachers have taken hard bargaining stands in many districts, Henry Cleland, Jr ., chairman but school boards have generally chosen W weather the strikes of t h ~ "Gifts for Yanks " rather than give in. Salary is an issue in virtually all disputes, but program. Issues also Include systems of teacher evaluation, cutbacks in Members were urged to programs, .and others. r~>:::o:;;;~;:;:~:=:=:=:=:::=~::::::::::::.::::;:;:~:::=::::::::::::::::::~:::::::=:::=:===~=:=:::=:=:=:::=:=:::======:~;:;::~==:~:=:=:==· JNews·.• in Briefs~] East Ro om, the Presiden t confessed his economic ad· visers "have not been very good" in their predictions and said he would be "misleading the public" if he forecast when inflation would start to recede . "We · are doing everything that we think should be dohe, and that can be done to stop inflation without bringing on a recession, and that is the name or the game," he said. Some benefi ts may flow from increased food supplies and controls over the next few months, he said. Tied in with the energy needs Nixon strongly warned that if oil-producing Arab states expropriate U. S.·owned property without fair com. pensation or restrict the flow of oil supplies, they would lose their markets as Western nations seek other fuel sources. As for the Middle East situation, Nixon said it would be " highly inappropriate" for the United States to modify its policy toward Israel to aC· commodate pressure from Arab states. A Pointed Attempt But in what appear,ed to be a pointed attempt to stress an even-handed policy, he added: "Both sides are at fault. We are not pro·lsrael, and we are not PrQ.Arab. We are pro.peace." The . President's second televised press conference in a span of two weeks was, aC· cording to aides, part of a new strategy to give Nixon more expooure in his leadership role after months of a low profile during the · Senate Wal ergat~ hearings. · He covered ·a range of questions on lhe Watergate tapes, the investigation of Vice President Spiro T. Agnew by federal prosecutors in Baltimore, and his personal finances. On · these and other sub· jects, the President : - Announced he would veto a $2.20 hourly minimum wage bill passed by Congress on grounds tha t it is '' inflationary" and would deny job oppori unities for unskilled workers and youth. -Said it would be a "grave infrin gement " on Vice President Spiro T. Agnew's rights for the President to comment on "hypothetical " questions relating the · next legal moves in the Maryland kickback case. He declined to say whether he would be consul led by Attorney General Elliot Richardson on possible presentation ·of evidence to a federal grand jury. Lawyers Enter Appeal -said it would not be ap· propriale to explain further his earlier comment that he would abide by a "definitive ruling " by the Supreme Court if\, the issue." He had earlier said he would abide by a definitive Supreme . Court decision, but he refused to say Wednesday what he meant by "definitive.n He stated again the White position that to release CENTS House the tapes would harm the constitutiona l separation of power and "seriously jeopar· dize" the President's confiden. tiality with his advisers. He also seemed to hint that if he wins his case in the Supreme Court he might voluntarily disclose the contents of the tapes, which he contended again verify that he did not know about the Watergate Legion supports bonus WASHINGTON - FIVE MINUTES BEFORE President Nixon stepped before,the television cameras and denounced the performance of Congress Wednesday, his chief domestic nd· viser Melvin R. Laird, made u conciliatory call to Capitol Hill. U.trd phOned House Democratic Leader Thomas P. O'Neill of Massachuselta accept O'Neill's proposal that Congress and the administration seek compromises Instead or confrontallons In the remaining months of the legislative session . O'Neill had said that unless this happens, important public business may be stalemated since the President won't be able to get his programs passed and Congress won't be able to override presidential vetoes. 1 • t· I d I P h . syc 0 OgtS emp oye Gyu Whon Lee of Washington State has been employed as a psychologist in the county's schools by the county board of education . Lee, a Korean by birth, Is expected to arrive In Meigs County next Monday. He has been a teacher of severely disturbed ut Rainier School, COU.EGE CORNER, OHIO - OHIO A1'l'ORNEY General White River School District In William J. Brown said today he is preparing legislation requiring Buckley, Wash. He holds a BA In English from Seoul Notional registration and "complete disclosure of expenses" by ulllobUniversity in ·South Korea, bylsts. • Brown. In remarks prepared lor delivery to the Ohio frad es · 195:3, und a rlmster's degree In Asaoclation at Hueston Woods State Park, blasted current lob- ed uca tion from Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind., byist ref!lllations. "The present lobbyist statute could be described as alllw tho! Isn't a Ja w because II docs not charge any 19:;8. lie did post muster's work In education and work in official with the duty to enforce it," he said. cdtoca tlon and work In (Continued on pnge 12) psyc ho io~y and sociology ol w promote t)le passage of the bill w give Vietnam vete rans a bonus. The question will be voted up or down in the Nov. 6 ge neral election. The "G ifts for Yanks' ' program will be a house.tohouse sale of bread with proceeds going to veterans in · the University ol Montnna , Missoula , 195~4 , and attended the University of Oregon at Eugcne,107l, and North Texas State University at Denton . Lee, who bC<"ame a United States citize n Dec. 3, 1971, is married and has three children at home. Meeting In regular session 'fuesdoy night the co unt y board also Issued bus ()rlveo·s' certi!lcates io Hnn y Cl!n·k, Bus teo• · Barrett, Mart11a Dudding, John Arnott, Fred Huth, Harold Circle, Bobby Spul'lock, Harold White, B1l\y Hill, David Jenkins, Donnn Grate, John Riebel, Sr., Carl Mol'l'ls, C. 0 . Newland ami Earl Adams. hospitals . Comma nd er George Nesselroad presided during the business sessien. Lyle Hysell thanked the Post members fm· conducting military riles for his late father who was a membeo· of the Post and a veteran of World War l. Reported ill wa~ Lawrence Smith who Is' a putient al Veterans Hospital. A get·wcll ca rd was sent to Pas t Depa o·tment Adjutant, Joe Eutchlc, Colum bus, who suffered a stroke a week ago. Paid memt,>crship was reported nbove la st ye nr . Members are urged to send in their dues of $10. All new officers wm·e urged to atte nd a leadership school in Newark on Oct. 7. Registration fees and mileage will be paid by the post. Local officers are to allend a district meeti ng at Athens Sunday at 1 p. m. Hcprescntativcs of lloys State will attend and make a report of their week at Boys Slate al the next meeting on Sept. 8. Refrcshmenl.'l were served by second vice com· mnndcr Fred Wolfe. Watergate tapes dispute. Nixon's lawyers· wi ll enter an appeal today to the U. S. Cir· cui t Court of Appeals ofJederal .Judge .John J. Sirica's order that he re lease the tapes for the judge's inspection. "We are going to fight the tape issue," he said. "We believe we will prevail." - Disclosed that last June 4, he listened to two of the Watergate tapes and found unothing . whatsoever in consistent" with his previous denials of any wrong-doing on his part. -Said his pri vate audit of his finances 'jgave the lie" to allegations that he had used $1 mi llion in cam paig n con· tribulions to acquire po·operty at San Clemente, Cahf. He den ied the value of his properties in Key Biscayne, Fla., or San Clemente had imp roved in value as a result of some $10 million in security installations. He said he paid no capital gain tax when he sold part of his San Clemente land because the Internal Revenue Service didn't require it. - Insisted an investigation was conducted "in the most thorough way" i·,Lo serious new Watergate all.,;ations late last March and early April under the direction of former White House adviser J ohn Ehrlichman. He Endorses Proposal - Endorsed a proposa l to let tum flexibly se t the level of investment lax credits, by (Continued on page 12 ) Murder charged • • Pole cut by auto . damaged There were minor damages to throe cars, one driver was hospitalized and another fmed as the result or an aceidenl on West Main St. In Pomeroy at 4:55p.m. Wednesday . Police said a car driven by Bonita Miller, Pomeroy' hatl stopped in her lane of traffic to make u left tum into Monkey Run as had a car driven by Sharon Thompson, Rullantl . A third car· driven by Charles Hei tmlre , Pomeroy, fail ed to slop and struck the re!ll' of the Thmnp•on car which struck the rear of \he Milleo· car . · Miss Thompson WFI S taken to Vo lenms Mcrnor\nl llnspilal by the Pomer9y E:n squad Hnd was admitted for neck and bHCk injuries . Heitmire was fined $10 and costs in the court of Pomeroy Mayor Don Collins iJil an assurt'!d clear dis lance ch<ll·go. II M i l I t Oli i'O I'ot Pi H P l HH ff A \1 • cover~up. Three cars I' I Under the aijrc>cmenl, Nerna joined the hostages willingly today to guaran!-CC the release of U1e French hostages. A woundc~l S.udi diplomat was freed this morning , and during the night an Egyptian, who police said trit"<l to commit suicide , was thrown from an embassy window . Performance disappointing Hanes FRENCH CITY Arab sources said the hos. lltges consisted or five F'rench· Nixon charges Congress Stop i.n. select his favorite style and stock up now. GROUND unharmed. ~ A complete selection of mens sizes from 30 to 54 in Tee Shirts, Athletic Shirts. Knit Briefs, Ath· letic Shorts In gripper bOxer styles and bOxer ' styles. !:>olld colors and rancy parrerns . USDA Choice aligned nations,. Afl agreement reached In nlght·long bargaining with French and Arab officials providc'<l :xofe conduct for the guerrillas with their Arab hostages provided they rcl,casc'<l their nench hostages Devoted To The lntere.t. Of The Meigs·MaMHt Area FOR MEN AND BOYS U. S. Government Inspected - agreed to an offer by President llafcoz Assad of Syria that he would provide a plane lor the men to Oy them to an Arab wu ntry of tiN!ir choosing. The guerrillas, believed to Wlal five and armed with pistols and hand grenades, warnc'<l negotiators : "We will open fire at the first sign or betrayal." Destination Uuknown There was no indication which Arab country the gun. men hod selected for their destination . Assad is in Algiers for a swmnit mcetim! nf rum- enttne UNDERWEAR Hanes Steaks, Roasts, ·Other Cuts of Beef . In accordance with their pled~c to French uuthorlUes, left live French women hostages behind In the embassy , Policemen lnunedlately hus· ti ed them Into the nearby headquarters of the Organiza· lion lor Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). At l..e BO\Irget airport six miles away, a Carvelle jetliner of the Syrian Arab Airlines WIIS readied for the guerrillas. Hundreds of a rmcd policemen stood gua rd at !he airport. The plane arrived at. the airport afler the ~uerrillas • ~--. .~~..............~..........................~~~~~~~~~~an~d~M~r~s~.;D:a~le.·;Ti~t~~ ;~f:a:m:il:y. .:M:r~s.~Le~w:is~Sa~u:e:r~a:n:d~um~·s~.. .~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::, • USDA By GEKAilU I.OVGHRAN PARIS (V PI ) - A band of Palestinian guerrillas filed out of the Saudi Arabian embassy with their hostages today, ending a Z/.hour siege during · which they threatened to blow up the building and everybody in it. UPI Correspondent Theodore Stanger reported from the scene thai the armed (!Uerrillas and some of the hostages came out ol the building and climbed Into a minibus that pollee had parked In front of the modern embassy building . The bus left almost lm· mediately. Under a plan : worked out during nlght..long negotiations with French officials , the bus was to take the guerrillas and some .of their hostages to Le Bourget airport for a flight to an unidentified · Arab coun-· try. The bus, its windows shroud· ed with green curtains, left in a convoy of cars. Witnesses could not see inside. Officials said the guerrillas, . ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ' LOGAN - The 27th annual Smith family reunion was held Sunday, August 5, at the park at Logan . The business meeting was opened by vice president Fred Morris . Scripture was by Grace Smith. She chose Psalm 39 for her reading. Minutes of the last meeting were read by the SeGretary.. · Boys in service are Clayton Smith, Petersburg, Va.; Donald Stephenson, Califor· nia: Gene Stephenson , Colorado; Walter Diehl, Fort Worth , Tex., and Ronald Diehl, England. Marriages since last reunion were Ronald Diehl, Robert J. Diehl, Jim Morris and Judy Combs and John H. Smith and Linda V. Cardillo. Births were a daughter, Lisa Marie, to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wallace, and a son, Jason Andrew, io Mr. and Mrs. Allen Smith. Bibles for graduates ·were presented to Vickie Sue Wallace, Thomas Jefferson High School, Louisville, Ky.; Lois Sauer, Ohio University, Athens, who will teach this fall at Federal·Hocklng Middle School ; Michael Wiley, Miami University, Oxford, who en· tered Ohio State School of Dentistry. Presents were given to the eldest o nes present, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Titus; youngest, ?? ' WASH INGTQN, Pa. (UPl ) - W. A. "Tony" Boyle, former presiden t or lhe United Mineworkers of America (UMWA), today was charged wi th murder in the 1969 slayings of mine reformeo· Joseph A. "Jock" 'iablonski, his wife and daughter. The murder charge against Boyle was filed by the Penn· sylvania state police before Judge Thomas Gladden of the Washington Coun ty Court. Also charged with murder in the slayi ngs was William Turnbla zer of Middl es boro, Ky. , president of UMWA District 19 in the Kentucky . Tennessee area. The murder complaints were signed by Elmer W. Schifko, a Pennsylvania state policenwn. Distl'ict Attorney Jess Costa of Wash ington County said hearings wou ld be scheduled for Boyle and Turnblazeo· after their arrests. The case then would he brought before the county grand jury in October. Four other persons have been convicted and three have confessed in the slayings of Yablonski, his wife, Margare t, and their daughter, Charlolle, 25, at the io· so uthweste rn Pennsylvan ia home near Ciao·ksville on New '{ear's Eve, 1969. Middleport Police Chief J . J. Cremeans Investigated a single car accident on SR 7 in Middleport today at 9:38 a. m. Da le Mulford, Rt. 1, Cheshire, was traveling cast on Locust St. when he took his eyes off the street to reach for a spit can on the floor. The pickup truck he was driving struck and broke off a utility pole. Mulford was not injured, but due to a history of heart h·ouble, was ta ken to Holzer Medical Center by the Mid· dlepo rl ER unit for ob· servation. There was medium damage to the truck. Mulford was cited to court for failure to maintain assured clear distance . Electrical service was disrupted approxima tely three hours while Columbus ·and Sou the rn Ohio Electric Company workers o·eplaced the pole. Chief Cremeans said he was Four defendants were fined notified of the accident by a motorist who came to the and th ree olhe o·s forfeited police department. Phone bonds in the court of Pomeroy service has been disrupted in Mayor Don Collins Wednesday most of Middlepor t since night. Fined $5 and costs each were Tuesday night when cables Basil Hay nes, no add ress undeo· the Pol)lc roy·Mason Bridge were cu t, p~ o n e re corded, disturbing the peace, com pany officials reported. and James Taylor, Mlddlepoo'l, Service is gradually being run ning a red light. Fined $10 restored , the .company said. and costs each, both on re ckl ess operation charges, weo·e Terry Stobo rt, Mid·. dleport, and Robeo·t Newell, M~·ct the Meigs Middleport. Forfeiti ng bonds were Vivian Jones, Clevclancl, g ridd c1·~, hand $15 for driving left of center, Tonight Is ' Meet the Robert Marcinkv. Grove City, $25, passing at an Intersection, Marauders ' night nl Marauder Stadium iu and Debbie Howar·d, Pomeroy, Pomeroy beginning ut 6:30. $25, speeding. The 140-plccc Meigs High School Marchin g llnnd, under the direction uf Dwight Goins, "Ill perform, lollowcd by head con ch Chorl ey <; hnncc)''s In· Clear w1d cooler tonl~hl. troductlon of the 1913 M<:lgs Low upper· 40s exlrcme north. lootball team. west and the remainder of lhe .,~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::':':·:·:·::::::::::::::::::::::::: state . Frl tl ay mostly sunny .ond coot. ll igh In the 70s. UN IT CA l.l.EO Fines ordered against four Weathet· The Middleport E-H squad was culled at 1:20 a. m. today to the hoone or Mo·s. Je<Jil Craig, U~9 Page St., where Mrs. Craig hud cut hco· root. She wus h·eated by the squad. The fire department was called Wed· ncsduy at 8:09p.m , to Houle 554 where a car was repor\cd on rire . Thl' call was carH.: clled , however. OUTLOOK A warming trend with doanee of showers Sunda y nud M11uduy. lllghHIn the 70.! Saturday w~rmlng to the HO• Monday. Low• In the 50s e11rly Saturdny and In the 1!111 O'ltrly Monday. EX't'lo: Nm; D ., � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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