http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/c42e2d4473b558a1354bf2f8ed3e92c6.pdf 681059b5cca594edc46a5db9c37bef90 PDF Text Text I - Tilt Daily Senti nel. Mlddleport·Pomeroy, u.. Au~ 'lO. 1973 Offensive begins PHNOM PENH iUPf l Large insurgent forces began moving today toward two provincial capttals a nd terrorist bombings 111slde Phnom Penh coupled with new fighting outside the ci ty .,gnaled the apparent start of the long.feared rebel offenstve in the C<IUIItry. MiU!ary sources satd three rebel regtments to taling roughly 4,:;oo men .have approached to wtthm six nules o! Kompong Cham on the Mekong River 50 mtles northeast o! Phnom l'enh Kompong Cham ts Cam· bodla's lhtrd maJor ctly alter Phnom Penh and Battambang Its prewar poputatton o! 30,000 has swelled to double or trtple lltat number wtth the mflux of refugees Near Komp ong Speu, 30 nules southwest of the capt tal, a company o! about 100 government troops three mtles north of town was reported under attack by about 300 rebels led by a Hanm-tramed Cambodian rebel named Chau Sary, mthlary sources satd Government armored vehicles were en route !rom Phnom Penh to the battle stte near Kompong Speu , the sources satd Three terronst bombtngs Sunday hit crowded downtown Phnom Penh, qutet smce last week's US. bomb halt, and field reports said fresh fighting broke out when a battalion of guerrilla troops advanced to withlit five miles of the capital. The situation raised fears tl)e • • MEIGS THEATRE Thealre Closed August 121hru August 23 AUGUST241hru26 HEARTBREAK KID Plus THE MAN August 31 thru Sepl. 4 BATTLE FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES SHOW STARTS 7 P.M MASON DRIVE-IN r , , r' Ton>ghl& Tuesday Aug 20 21 Double Feature Program THE DARING DOBER MANS T1m Cons1dlne Joan Coull<eld Plus TWiLIGHT PEOPLE John Ashley Pal Woodell ( Melrocolor 1 (PGJ rebel dme to take the c1ty appeared under way. The bomb blas ts, which ktlted four pers ons and wounded IH others, were the ftrst Insurgent ratds wttlun the Cambodtan capital smce the United States ended its 4;,- year tur war over the country Wednesday . Ha ~h t.:Omrnand sources suad neither Knmpong Cham nor Kompung Speu appeared m lmmed1ato da nger of capture desp1 te U~e Iorge msurgenl !orces threatemng the prov mcial capilats. VIENTIANE (UP! ) - The former ('ommander of the Laollan atr for ce was killed loday leading an abortive plot against the 13-year-old govern· me nt of Pr mce Souvanna !'houma, who sa1d his forces smashed the coup seven hours after tt started 'The dead leader o! the futile rebellion. tden1tf1ed by the U S Embassy as Bng Gen Thao Ma, was satd to oppose concessions the Souvanna regime has offered the proCommuntSt Pathet Lao tn estabhshing a coalition government m Laos Peace talks between the two sides have been m progress • • P'l' l'LEASAN'f - Mason a.m on opening day at Point County's school term begms Pleasant Junior High In the Aug 28 when teachers report general meeting, with an "In· Cor a gencflj l t.achers' meelng Serv k'< Day" on Wednesday The next three days have been The next two days, Aug. 30, set nside Cor t.achers affatrs 31, previously set aside as In· w1th U1e students not reporting Serv1ce days, have been until Tuesday, Sept. 4, accord· rescheduled as "WVEA Days," tng to Supt Charles Wtthers. subjec t to bOard approval Sep 3, Labor Day, will be Teachers are to meet at 9 observed as a holiday and the next day, Tuesday, students w1ll report for one-half day of school , The afternoon 15 scheduled for ln-5ervtce by unmedtately determ10ed. teachers. Vientiane's Airport Seized The flrslfull day of school for illthough the coup attempt students Will be WeQnesday, lasted only abcut seven hours, Sept. 5, when hot lunches will Ma 's followers- who began be served thetr drtve half a nule away Alter the term begins, the across the Mekong Rtver 10 ftrsl Ume off wtll be observed Thmland- managed brtefly to for one-half day when teachers setze Vtenllane's Wattay Air· lake ln-5ervtce traimng and port, the radio statton and Ute classes are diSmiSSed on Sept. natwnal bank They also surrounded Souvanna's of!tctal 21 November 6, eirction day, restdence at one po10t wtlh wtll be the ftrst holiday, to be tanks Most of the rebels were followed by Records Thy, Nov 9, and another holiday reported to have fled back November 12 and Thanks· across the Mekong when the gtvmg November 22 and 23 government crushed the wtthout result smce February When the ftghtlng eQded, the 72-year-otd Souvanna went on offtcal radio to tell hts natton. "The govermnent o! hts majes· ly the ki ng (&wang Valthaua) is shU !unctiomng, lltdudmg all of il.>l numsters" and vowed to "deal scnously wtth the rebels to mamlatn the ktn gom 's md ependence, neutrality, soveretgnty and W1ity " A U.S. Embassy spokesman satd Ma dted m the crash or his propeller.<Jrtven T28 ftghterbomber as he flew over Vlenltane observ10g hts troops Cause of the crash was not upriStng 0 Agnew future bleaker WASHINGTON (UP!) Time magazme reports that a federal grand Jury, actmg on remforced allegations he recetved ktckbacks on government contracts, IS expected to mdtct Vtce P)"esldent Spiro T Agnew next month The magazrne satd Sunday tt had learned !rom sources a thtrd Maryland contractor has told the Justice Department he gave kickbacks to Agnew The contractor was tden· lifted as Allen I. Green, 49, prestdent of a Maryland engmeermg ftrm He was reported to have told investigators that he gave kick· backs to Agnew about ftve times a year while Agnew was governor of Maryland lit 1961· 68 and on a reduced scale after Agnew became vtce prestdent m 1969 Time said the grand jury "ts expected to vote an rndictment next month chargmg Agnew wtth, among other thmgs, brtbery and extortwn " It quoted a Justtee Department official as saying "the depart. ment has no chotce At least three w1tnesses have told of diverllng cash payments to Agnew. The evtdence IS so strong that the case must he taken to trtal " Agnew Appears al Rally Agnew has descrtbed the allegations made agamst him as "damned ltes." Saturday mght he appeared at a polttical Are you missing some tax ae-ducts" by paying cash instead of writing checks? • JOil company te'chnician finds dancing's her thing By Chartcnt•llodllcl> B~comlng u pro[e"slonal dancer ond an lnsiJ'uctor or ja,z, modern and ethnic dance didn't even ct·osa t1Qsctta Jo Richards' mind when she graduated 12 years ago !rom Middleport High School. The fact of the mailer Is she had never had a dance lesson • But today, Jo, now Mrs Joseph Keei Ia a member of the Cleo Robinson Dance Ensemble In Denver, Colo , Is assistant Instructor at Cleo's Studtos tltere and this fall will be leaching \Ju ee classc; u day In dance at the Manual High School Jo and her son, Brett Bunton, 10. have spent the past three weeks in Middleport visiting her parent,'!, Mr and Mrs. Arnold Richards, but will return to Denver next week She restgned her job as a research technician with Oil Shale In Denver""arher tins year so that she could devote all her time to performmg and giving dance m· 1trucUon. Laotian coup smashed rally at CentrevtUe, Md., and pledged he would ftght w establish hts mnocence. He also chasttsed anonymous news sources for improperly leaking reports on the tn· Tax ·deducnble expenses are not overlooked and are more eastly proved tf ques[ioned when you have cancelled checks to show for them . vestlgatwn "They have no hesttancy at all about vwlating my ciVIl rtghl.>l or my constltulwnal rtghts- but I'll have more to say about that later," Agnew By Mrs. L. Balderson Mrs Opal Randolph, Mrs. May Humphrey, Mrs. Dorotha Riebel and Mrs Rose Thomas spent a day recently at Columbus Mr and Mrs. Don Coleman and famtly of Columbus vtStted wtth hts mother, Mrs Helen Archer Mrs Gladys Baughman and MarJorte l'oggelt of Columbus vtstted wtth Mrs Rose Thomas Mr . and Mrs. Ernest Whttehead, Jane and Juh, have returned home from vacationmg at Myrtle Beach, Fairview By Mrs. Herber! Roush Mr. and Mrs. Gary Miller of Bellville spent a weekend wtth her parents, Mr and Mrs Charles Lawson and !mmly Harold Lawson ts a medtcal patient ai Pleasant Valley Hospttal Mr. and Mrs Herbert Sayre vtstted thetr mece, Mr. and Mrs Weldon Kenny at Brohard, W. Va., recenUy. Mr. and Mrs Herbert Sayre and son, David, Mrs Dorothy Glenn and grandchildren o! Sprmg!leld, 0 , Mrs. Peggy Gregory of Dayt<>n attended the Sayre reunion at the Shrmers park at Racme Sunday Mrs. Chester Durst of Ntles, 0 , Mrs Herbert Roush, Mrs Russell Roush, Mrs. Anna Scarberry, Mrs. lcie Tucker vlstted Mrs Ruth Parsons al the home of Mr. and Mrs Dorsa Parsons Tuesday. ! JJJ satd "Just let me say I 111tend to ftght to establish my mnocence of any wrongdomg " He spoke at a rally for a Republican congressiOnal candidate - I BRIAN TANNEHILL, 4, seated front left, ill host to 10 other children Friday evening at the bome of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Tannehlll, Enterprise for a ptcnlc of the Ohio Valley ,o.dllpta Child Today (ACT) chapter. To Brian's left arouod the table and sealed and A~awljng are Nancy Grim, Leeanne PariSeau, who IS holdlitg Dame! Par1seau, Don Grim, Steve Musser Andrew Pariseau Mary Grtrn, Shannon Grim, Joe Gnm and Junmy Thomas (on bike). Sru;nnon Grtm ts fro~ an Alaskan lndtan tribe near the Arctic Circle, and Don, Mary, and Joe Grtm are of an i\Jeutian trtbe, all o! destitute ctrcumstances. The Gruns adopted four children, then Nancy, a natural ch1ld, arnved ji \eT·interest growing What once was largely a hope or a prayer by many couples - a funchomng 0 CS er"adoption r~source exchange" South Carolina - ts a reahty today. Recent vtsttors of Mrs Bess And southeastern Ohio Larktns were the James ~or counties' welfare agencies are Carruthers fapuly o! Louts· .[1 begmrung to reevaluate thetr ville, and the Bert Scrimsher chtld avatlablhly sltuatwns famtly of Columbus. which should result m local Mr and Mrs. Roy Hannum, adoption of local children by Susan, Teresa and Davtd of local couples. Long Bottom, Mrs Kathryn Thts was welcome news Dtelz of Belpre, and Mr and Fnday evemng delivered by Mrs. Lyle Balderson and Kay • WASHINGTON (UP!) Mrs. Martha Grmt of Wellston, attended a Cmclnnali Reds Rep. Robert Mollohan, OW. secretary of the Ohto Valley baseball game at Cmcmnah Va., has urged the West Vtr· ACT chapter, to members of They also vtstted the Zoo and gmia Department of Highways the Ohto Valley ACT chapter at Kmg's Island to replace the Parkersburg, W, a famtly ptcnic at the home m Mr and Mrs. Denver Weber Va.·Belpre, Ohto, bridge over Enlerpnse of Mr. and Mrs. and Davtd were vacattomng m the Ohto River as soon as pas- Mark Tannehill Canada Whtle there they stble because the present The adoption resource ex· VISited wtth Mr and Mrs structure "Is the ftfth least safe Donald Myers who were also m brtdge Ill the Umted Stares." Canada The congressman cttlng an Mr. and Mrs. Len stone of "obVIous need" for construeCleveland spent a few days lton of a new bridge as soon as wtlh her mother, Mrs. Earl proper plans can be made, sent ' Humphrey a statement to the department Mtchael Martm of Alexan- mdtcating hiS backing for tt, dria, va , VISited wtth his "The necesstly for a new grandparents, Mr. and Mrs brtdge was further underline Grant Bormg and Mtke Cor a earher thts year m tesliiDony Robert Sleven Burson, 19, few days. be lore the House ColiUillttee on Pubhc Works," Mollohan satd. Shade, Rt I, was hosptlabzed "It was revealed at these wtth patnful but apparently not veterans Memorhil Hospital Saturday Admisstons - hearmg~ that the Parkersburg- senous tnjunes after a Emma Hayman , Syracuse; Belpre brtdge 18 the fifth least motorcycle acctdent Saturday Carnie Young, Hart!ord; Earl safe bridge m the Umted at5 .30 p.m., the Shertf!'s Dept. said today. Shuler, Rac10e; Joseph Sayre, States. Burson, dnvmg a motorcycle "It is obVIous, therefore, that Reedsvtlle ; Raymond Hartley, uphill m a large fteld, collided Racme , Donald Greene, the question now Is not whether the brtdge should be built but wtth another motorcycle, Racme. Saturday DIScharges -Alva how construchon can be ex- driver of which has not been Identified. Swtck, ChriS Bostick, Ntcholas pedited and still conform to Burson and the other driver Bostick, W!lber Burke, Ava of the necessary planmng and Gtlkey, Anesltne Carsey, preparation requirements." were taken to Holzer Medtcal Mollohan urged planners to Center by the Pomeroy ER Wtlma Wells, Bertha Schreiber, Helen Blake, see that construction blend m squad. Burson was belteved to Raymond Rtdgway, f'reda wtth urban renewal develop- have su!Cered a fractured leg ment m downtown Parkers· and arm and had several Grate, Jimmy Bailey lacerations of one hand. The burg. Sunday Admtsswns The congressman satd c&or· other driver was reported to Christine Musser, Pomeroy; Howard Largent, Syracuse; dinated plannrng was essential have suffered a fractured foot. The department also inWtlma Reece, Pomeroy; Carl wassure "mimmal short and vesltgaled a minor acetdent at long-term disruption of trafftc Pullins, Pomeroy. Sunday Dtscharges - Conme patterns and econo1111c ac- the Meigs County Fairgrounds France, Eber Gtllilan, Letgh tivities m the central ctty Saturday at 2 p.m . when An· nalee Redman backed from a area" (o! Parkersburg). Ann Chne, Donald Eblin pa~¥#nqpa ff mto the path of an umd~ntilted car moving down htll. There were no tn· junes or arrest, and "very light damage" to the cars (Continued from Page I) Sunday at I :20 am. on farmer "The minute I saw her at too bus slalton somethmg JUSt County Road 52 Samuel Keiths, 1 spoke wme hke a splntthat satd, 'That's your wife ' " ! I '' 1/'jJt • Rowell, who placed an ad In a Southern l'lnes newspaper m search of a wife, the former Lucy Bell Hulett m Bennettsville, s C last week The couple respoke their vows lit a small country church near here Sunday. "I just feel I'm more cloaer to Heaven with my marriage than I would have been if I had just let tt went m front o! the jusltce of the peace," Mrs Rowell said after Sunday 's ceremony. "!twas simple, but il was just right " Ree ds VI•11 e News, N l ' • SchQol day set L aWIDak calls new span change - which never has funcltoned before tn southeastern Ohio - IS more than anythmg else a wtlhngness of the wel!are department staff people whose respoliSibtlily It ts to cooperate tn bnngmg together and assisting the mfant or child needing agood home to be adopted by parents wanting a chtld. Ways to tmprove these procedures were dtscussed at a business meeting !allowing dinner by Mary Helen Graham ol the Athens County Chtld Servtce Board. Mrs. Grim, wtfe of Jerry Gnm, dtrector of the diStrict library, reported one Infant has been place~[ wtth par- Youth injured in cycle crash au News. • • in 'Briefs of Parson, Kansas, was IN POMEROY Just received another big shipment SANTA CRUZ, CALIF - HERBERT V. MULLIN, 26, a htgh school honor student who turned to drugs and myslletsm and bcheved murder was an "act of love," stood up calmly to be manacled Sunday after a jury pronounced him guilty o! 10 slaymgs Mullm , wearing an orange prison Jumpsuit, said nothing and was ted quietly to hts jail cell to await a Sept. 18 A carpenter can haJnm•orl sentencmg on the fmdill€S of two counts o! Clrst degree murder home hts argument, but and etght o! second degree murder wtte always knows how MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S natl htm The Farmers Bank and Savings Co. Eoch Oeposllor c.M'embeP Fedel"al Resel"ve System Dlf C'. tf -- IN~liiiANCE - li ttl e adv 1ce and the right toots and mater ials from the " FR I ENDLY ONE S" ca n wor th a tr y don 't you thmk ? '20,000.00 Maximum Insurance For- fllllo:Al pert to do a tab Poss•bt y a get you ott the hook It's POMEROY, OHIO II- Is you r w•fe try ing to nai l you to the wa ll over a l ittle repa 1r rob' In m o st cas.es l you don ' t ha ve to be an, eM ~ - CORPOAATION - -- ---- Bad start, good finish (ConUnued !rom Page I) survivor, was one of the most faithful of Drew Webster Post 39 American Legion, members to be at the lair handling traffl~ control Charles Swatzerl annually serves as chairman of the tra!Ctc control for the post And that's a big job too TIJERE WAS NO PARA-MUTUEL betting at the fairgrounds during the racing program this year I'm told that the gentleman who headed the operation was Ill and so the bet. tlng port>on of the racmg was dropped ANO SO ANOTHER FAIR has c-ome to an end. Congratulations and thanks to everyone - and It takes so many rlgitt down lo each ~Xhtbttor - for making It a~aln another succcs~ful ~wn t ' • Gladys Crow Berry o! Clearwater, Fla , dted f'riday !allowing a long tllness. She was preceded In death by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. 0 . Crow. Mrs Berry was a graduate b! Racine High School and Ohio Umverstty and before her marriage was a teacher in Metgs C01111 ty Schools. ' Mrs Berry Is survtved by her husband, LewiS Berry, Clearwater; one sister, Mrs. Paul (Grace) Eich, Tripoli, Lybia; an uncle, Dr. T. H. Crow, Pomeroy, and several cousins. Funeral services were held today at Moss Lake Funeral Home at Clearwater. JEANS Mens and Boys Department . 1st floor. Buy your back -to-school needs now. Regular Flare Leg Jeans · sizes 29 to 44 waist. Heavy 14 ounce blue denim . western styling. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • .. Rosetta Jo Richa rd• SPECIAL MESSAGE - Ben F Turner of Mtddleport holds a special congratulatory message sent to htm and Mrs Turner by the Ohio General Assembly in lrtbute to the couple recently observtng thetr 50th weddmg anmversary Signmg the spectal communication on behalf of the Assembly were John W Brown, Lt Governor, and Sen. Harry L. Armstrong, 17th Senatortal DIStrtct. Mr. Turner served as representative from Metgs County to the 95th and 97th General Assemblies in the late 1940s By United Pressl~ternatlonal AKRON_, OffiO - OFFICIALS OF the illl-Amelcan Soap Box Derby want wtalk to llff!wlnner of Saturday's 36tlll1ll1nlllg of the contest. They want to Inform him he tsn't the champton any more. James H. Gronen, 14, of Boulder, Colo., made dubious Derby hiStory Monday when he became the ftrst wmner ever to be dtsqualllled. Derby officials satd the boy was "somewhere m the Umted States vacationing wtth hiS parents, celebrating hts vtctory " Offtetals dlsqualifted James after an mspectwn of hts green racher showed he had mstalled an electro-magnetic device which would enable his car "to he pulled from the slartmg place " COZUMEL, MEXICO - SKIPPERED BY a buxom Swedtsh blonde, a raft carrymg a group of bare-chested men and blktm· clad women who expenmented for 100 days w1th "group and sexual behavtor" ended its 5,01l().mile Atlantic odyssey Monday. The five men, all sportmg beards, and stx women, each displaym~ liberal amounl.>l of suntanned skm, were tmmediatelv isolated rn a hotel on this Yucatan l'emnsula tounst island for debriefing on their physical and mental reacltons lo crossing the Atlanttc together on the 39-by-22-foot raft Acali, captamed by Marta Bjornstam. Looking healthy and happy after their 3'h· month voyage from the Canary Islands, the II mariners were protected from the outs1de world by armed guards placed oul.>ltde the hotel WASHINGTON - A REL'ORT THAT Prestdent Nlxpn 's re· election committee "laundered" $2 mtlhon m tlle ~ ll con· lrtbutlons through banks m the Bahamas ts bemg mvesltgated by the Senate Watergate committee I Charles "Bebe" Rebozo, the busmessman who ts a close fnend of the President, either used or owned some or the banks But committee sources satd Monday the1e was "nothm~ at this pomt to mvolve" Rebozo. WASHINGTON - DEFYING CRITICS, the Pentagon has posted a new regulallon specifically authorlzmg admtrals and generals to use enhsted men as servants The Defense Depart. ment made pub he the regula bon Monday, saymg the enlisted personnel, as long as they are volunteers may be used a valets, soctal secretaries, cooks, wmtcrs and errand runners. The directive tssued by Deputy Defense Scretary Wtlham P Clements also authorized the armed forces wrequest the defense secretary to assign enhsted aides to offtcers below the rank o! general and admiral "where representatiOn requtrements dlclate" Sen Wtlllam Proxmtre, D-Wts , who unmcdiately spoke out against the dtrecUve, satd he would mtroduce next month an amendmnt to prohlbtt the use of enltslcd servants by officers VIENTIANE, LAOS - GOVERNMENT TROOPS searched ride paddles outside Vletianc today for the lnsl of the rebels m Monday's abortive coup and called on ne<ghbonng Thailand to seize any plotters managing to cross Ute bci d<•r Government spokesmen said troops had ca ~turc d 14 ol the rebels, Including Col. Pony Phounlhltsavnn, a deputv leader of the attempted rightist coup against Premier Souvanna Phouma's neutralist regime An ordmance to mcrease wages of the pollee, street, and cemetery employes was ap· proved in tis thtrd and final readmg by Pomeroy Council Monday night. The ordmance sets wages as follows: pollee department, pohce chief, one to three months, $440, three to stx months, $465; Sgt , $440; patrolmen, one to three months, $362; after three months, $425; meter man, one w three months, $361, after three months, $400; diSpat· chers, one to three months, $321, after three months, $375; extra dispatcher and meier· man, $2 per hour; part time dtspatcher, $1.80 per hour : Sporn PI ant cables cut NEW HAVEN - Several acts of sabotage at Central Operating Company's Phthp Sporn Plant over the weekend Jeopardtzed electric service provtded by the plant ac· cordmg to H. M. Gloss, manager The vandalism ranged from the cuttmg of all com-• muntcat10ns into and out of the plant to attempting to knock out of service the plant's transmtsslon substation Gloss said that the company ts continwng tl.>l offer of $35,000 reward for mformatton leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone mjurlng or destroymg company facihlles The plant has been under strike smce July I by members of the Utility Workers of Amertca, Local 426 Gloss deplored the con. tinutng Incidents of valdahsm at the plant and the jeopar· dlzmg of electric service, The weekend mcldents followed others on Friday which had Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED Danny Jenktns, Charleston, W. Va ., Philip Donovan, Syracuse , Alma McMillen, Vinton, Or· ville Napper, Middleport, Edward Laudermllt, Racine, David Donahue, Racine; Lucille Dtehl, Racine DISCHARGED - Tammy Ferguson , Tracy Manley , Danny Jenkins, Margaret Gans Crash hospitalizes 1 One driver was hospitalized and a second treated and released at Velerans Memorlnl Hospital following a two-ear accident at 7:30 p.m. Monday tn l.ctart Twp .• Sheriff Robert C Hartenbach's Dept said · Admitted was Edward R. Laudermllt, Racine, reported today In satisfactory condllion. The accident occurred on Twp. Road 9~, one milo north of SR 338. William E. Eakins, Racine Rt. 2, was traveling northeut and Laudermltt aouthwest when t.audermlll ' street commissioner, one to stx months, $2 30 per hour, after stx months, $2.65; all street crew and cemetery ·employes, $2.25 per hour. Counctl also approved the second readmg of an ordinance whtch permits the village to enter mto a contract wtlh Syracuse defming territorial boundaries of both for water customers. The contract wtll defme the rights and habthties of the village of Pomeroy In connection wtth the proposed water system. Council dtscussed at length the condtlton of Beech Grove Cemetery, agreemg finally to ask Max Edmundson of the CAP to htre men under htm to resulted 111 servtce mterruptwn to 1,100 customers. Saturday, telephone cables between the plant and tts transmtsston substalton were cut On Sunday, equtpment m the substatton yard was damaged although customer servtce was not affected. Early Monday mornmgcables for all commumcattons 10 and out of the plant were cut m two places, affecllng the plant's operattons and tts abthty to momlor other facthctle s whtch could affect electric service . Repatrs to all equipment are underway, and law en· forcement officials are tnvestlgatmg the mctdenls 81 Pints donated The Metgs County Bloodmobile stopped at the Pome1oy Elemenary School Monday, from I-ll p m., wtth 81 pmts of blood being donated There were nine Ctrsl-tune donors, and a total of 98 per· sons offered blood dutmg the f1ve-hour stop . Hitting the six gallon mm k m doat10ns was Robert Vnu ~h an , white Robert King lo~pcd the lour gallon mark, 1lown1d Logan three gallons nnd .J1me Walton , Sarah Fowtct·. and ttny Smtlh each Ctmshed o!f !heir first gallon Nurses aidmg we<e ChUl lcs Vaughan, I,PN , Mary A< mer, LPN; Naomi London, LPN; and Barbara Van Meter, !IN. Doctors 1n churgc we1C: Aaron Boonsue, MD , John Ridgway, DO ; Raymond Boice, MD, and Ray Pickens, rounded a curve left of center crossed the rood Into a ditch, and sO uck Euktns' vehicle. breaking off two gas hnes Both men wm c utken to the belonging to the Rutland f'uel hospital by prlvote car Co There were no Injuries or t.audorrnllt wns oiled for arrests • 00, Culluro to drive on right half of The canteen was s••rv· At 7 p.m. on county road 10, ed roudwuy und operating a by the Lo) ul vehicle without license plates Columbia Twp., five tenths of a Bereans Class of the Both vehicles were mile north o! Mt. Union Church Middleport Church or Chnst, Robert W Alexander, Chagrin dernollshc<l while Boy Seoul Troop No 219 Ou Sll t2l , Uu ce quarters of Falls, traveling south and under the direction nr seoul· 11 mile cust of nutlt!Od at 4.30 Dennis Tolley, Albany Rt. 3, master Cleland, loaded nnd p.m Monday, Ruben A Mejia, traveling north collided In a tmloadod Middl eport , wu ~ driving a curve. Th~re were no Injuries Clerical work was ~rovldcd truck cost on 124 when he lost or arrests. There was medium IContinued on Page 8) contrul 011 tim wet highway, damaRe to bolh vehicles . , PHONE 992-2156 TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1973 • OUDCI ••• died Friday IJe~an • VOL. XXV. NO. 90 •• ~ takmg cla~~es from her her son , Brett, IS " f< ne dancer and still lle<o~ m, l ng th •l<llent uf her stud c11t, Mbs cnouKh of a ch<ld s•J as to be uninhibi ted. HnlwJ<on rctmncd .Jo u~ a part-time ln- lie has performed seve<al times with the Cleo f>.mccrs and, as his mother explains, Mir 111 lot Nul (ml y doos Joe pcr!orrn rc~u l urly has " II erncnd nu s understanding o! with lhc Clc<• Jlnbmson Dunce F.mJCmblc theater and what Jw p1wns backstage since but sill· :tsstHts with the chorco~r:.~phy , ~ he he has always acr ompanled her to ht Hi taken w,u;tcrs dasses ut the Oi.intc 1 ehcanmls and pcrhmuunces. As for her c•rcer m chemistry, Jo says Symposium at the Umvcrslty of Wtchlta , ·she wtll neve1 cornplctely gtve that up, und ts cw 1cntly scrvmK as vice president or D.Ul cC Theatre, Inc Ill Denver l .<~st although for now she wtll concentra te on year she taugh t crcnttve dance to ch<ldren dance He r husband " a jazz musician who at Ute Stud w, and "'" ' worked m dnnce wr1 tes, arrunges <Jild records He Is the• ttpy wrlh rctardcd youn~slcrs. She has wmk1·d w<th mmorl ly groups Includ ing currently the rnuskHI director for "The SCIIHW Cit'"'"' at the workshop of Cultural Warehouse," a Denver night club While reseal ch chemist and jazz ilrLs '" Dcnvc1 dancer may seem worlds apart to others , PcJCeptwn , li ming and ClJ(JfUII!atlon arc llrotl ud') of movement, ex plai ns Ja, lo Jo they are qut te related for as she puts who feels llld t there ts not enough em- tl, "bo th unfold new ~orld s, both are a phasiS un dan ce wh1ch she dcscrtbes as pursutl of the soul , rrnnd and body." ami Devoted To 'The lntere~u Of The Meigs- MillOn Area •• ••• •• • •• •• (.;lc•u lloiJ m~o n , tt danu:r und tnstrucll1r, "l<llking throu gh movements." She says enttne •• traveling west when he went off the highway on the right and siJ'uck an embankment. There were no personal tn· juries, but heavy damage to the car. No citatlon was Issued. Marriage License Sunday at 3:30 a.m. on Davtd Eugene Hysell, 20, County Road 35 m Lebanon Twp., Wttliam Gregory Mtd· Mtddleporl, R. I, and Diana dleswart, Portland Rl I, was Lynn Black, 18, PorUand, Rt. I. traveling east when he struck a car stopped crossways m the SALES REPORT . highway The car belonged to Ohio Valley Uvesloek Co. Okey Kiser. Racine, Rt. 2. Gallipolis, Ohio Mtddleswart could not see Salurday, Aug.lB, lf73 the Kiser car m time due to HOGS - 175 to 220 lbs. 48.50 heavy fog Ktser was arrested to 50.10, 220 to 250 lbs. 50 to on a charge of drivmg while 52.50, Ught 44 to 48.50, f'at 101<>xlcated. Sows 47 to 49.75, Stags 41 down, Boars 41 to 45, Pigs 26.ii0 to 35, At 5:30 a.m Sunday on Shoat,'! 35.50 to 45 40. County Road 12, Barbara CATTLE - Steers 48.ii0 to Harshbarger, St Albans, went 62.ii0, Heifers 39 75 to ~ . so; off the road on the right over a Baby Beef 55 to 79 75, Fat Cows sleep embankment and struck 36.75 to 42.75, Cannen 27 to a fence on the Harold Erlewine 38.75, Bulls 43 lo SO, Milk Cows property at Dexter, Rt I. The 225 to 530, drtver was cited to court on a VEAt. CALVES - Taps 77.50 charge of failure to keep her to 85, Seconds 65 to 12 40 car on the rtght side of the Medlwn 50 to 70, Com & Hvs:: highway . There were no 55 to 77,40, Culls 55 down • ' personalmjurtes. ' Baby Calves 45 to 107.50 ~· 'ECBlERFELDS two yews •llC lc!t Ohio Univ<•rslty for employment with Proct<>r and Gamble ln Ci ncinnati She enrolled al xa vier Unlver•lty to contiJlu•• her education, while dancing lc••ons ~ave her the needed ct19nge ol pace In 1008, Jo took the job as a resear<h technician with 0 11 Shale In Denver She worked there rour years with other chemists trylnu to rind the bost and moat ef!lclent way of e~trac tln~ oil from the shale ruck, the last two years becoming more and more Involved In professional dancing and dance instruction. Jo says her "lucky break" came when she answered an advertisement in • Denver newspaper Aman from New 'i ork was commg to Denver to produce a show and would be auditioning dancers. Jo aud1tioned, got a part, and wae thrown into contact with numerous proCessiOnals. About that ttme she met ••• •• •• •• ents o! the are& and another ts promised: as a result of new 10ter.eountt; cooperation with ACT : Other families atlendlng th'i,; picnic were Mr and Mrs. • Denny Partseau, Wellston; Mr,. and Mrs John Musser: Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mr( James R. Thomas, Pomer<l)'j; and II children (see picture )t Gladys Berry Ju's ~oul whun sh ~ru d ua l l'd !rum Middleport Hl ~ h & hool wus to become a chem ical tcchn ld~n tmd when • he rcgi•WrC!I In the ltt ll uf lOO t ut Ohio Uni versity her coutll!l selections wefll directed In thut dlrettion f'or an electi ve, •he enrolled In moder n dune'< "I had a dance mstruct<>r who reall y turned me on," commenwd Jo, who took lime to go to Athens du ring her vlstl here m an effort to seek her out While the leucher is no longer at OU, she conversed and danced with a number of other lnstructon and as a result has an invitation to return to Ohto m October to conduct a masters class in dance as a part of the Black Studies Curriculum Despite Jo's enthustosm for dance whtle she was tn college, she never considered making tl her major Her mterest was always In chemical technology After s clean up the cemetery Numerous complamts have been ftled wtth local offtctals about cemetery condtltons Counctlmen Ralph Werry and Harry Dav<d reported that ulthly poles cannot be moved and money to wtden Sprmg Ave ts not avatlable, as proposed recently by Fred Blacttnar, as a safety measure Counctl 111 other busmess approved placmg before voters a renewal levy of one mtll on the November ballot for the operatton o! the fire department. Jane Walton, clerk, ts to noti!y all department heads that all orders that exceed $25 must be presented to counctl members for thetr approval before purchases can be made Meetmg wtth counctl was Charles Legar, lite chlef, who satd that numerous complitints have been 'recetved from restdents on East Main St a about three houses that have weeds growwg up around them He added tt has been suggested that the properhes be condemned Counctl took no aclton The Standard Oil Co plans no early constructwn on West Mam St at the Shamrock Motel stte, Mrs Watton reported. Counctiman Jtrn Mees satd Mrs JuniOr Wtlson has been htred as tamtor at the vtilage hall. The mayor's report Cor July showmg recetpts of $1805 30 was approved. Pohce Chtef Jed Webster' s report for July showed 24 acctdents tn· vesttgated, 66 arrest,'! made, 1,043 trafftc tickets tssued and the crutser drtven 5,097 miles Atlendmg were Mayor Don Colhns, Ralph Werry, ·Wilham Snou!fer, Jim Mees and Harry Davis, counctl inembers, and Mrs Walton, clerk t ; replaced by ' '"' \lt ,LHI\JJ; ill 1111.11 '1 ' Tom Cleland and his project Two scouts will gain l ··: ..;·::.:···: :-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:-:-··:·: :·.·=:=:·:···=·=-=·=····· Dill resigns, is TEN CENTS· Coliseum Eagle award approved Tom Cleland and John Mark Matson, both of Langsvtlle, wtU commissioners be awarded the highest honor 10 scoutmg Sept 2 10 a double The Meigs County com· COLUMBUS (UP!) - A presentatton at the Forest missioners today accepted hearmg exammer Cor the Ohto Acres l'ark near Rutland at 3 the resigpatlon o! Gary Dill, pm of Chesler as dog "arden Envtronm ental Protectwn After Cleland complered a and named to replace him Agency recommended the servtce proJect he lacked three Alfred Frank o! the Texas state approve construcllon of a men t badges, whtch he area. Sheba Hicks, deputy cohseum m Summtl county as completed Cor the requtred 21. auditor, submitted' her proposed by sportsman Ntck Hts project was the stgn ptcresignation e!lectlve Aug. 31. Mtlell . Harvey Rosenzwetg approv- tured above Cleland ts the son The commissioners were of Wayne Cleland, Langsvtlle, \o open bids on the ed Mtlell's plans for a sewage and Anna Cleland, Columbus treatment plant to serve the reno~atlon o! the courthouse He wtll be a scmor at Metgs at noon today. Attending the cohseum Htgh School this fall where he Rose nzwetg said the meeting were Robert Clark, Cuyahoga Valley Assoctallon Warden Ours and Henry Wells, commissioners and whmh opposes the conMartha Chambers, clerks. struclton, fatled to show m pubhc hearmgs that the area ·=·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·. ·:.. ··:·:·:·:!·!·!·!·! !·!·!•! :-:·:·:·:·: waul be adversely affected by the proposed development Miss Joy Btgler, a graduate The coliseum wtll cost $18 mtllton and wtll be located m of Loutstana Tech Umverstty, was htred as the new marching Rtchfteld Township between Cleveland and Akron. It will band dtrector of the Southern Local School Dtstrtct by the probably be the home of the A work stoppage appare ntly Cleveland Cavaliers of the board of education Monday halted cons truclton tlus Nutt o nal Basketball mghl. A nallve of Canton , Ohto , mormng at Ute James M AssociatiOn and the Cleveland Gavin Plant at Cheshire Umon Crusaders of the World Hockey M<ss Btglcr recetved her BA crafl.>l reported to work but Assoctabon , both owned by degree In mustc from walked off thetr jobs shortly Mtleh. LouiSiana Tech The Southern band wtll slart afterwards tl was reported El'A Dtrector Ira Whttrnan Ohw Elec tnc Company hns 10 days In which to accept practice at 6 30 each evemng offtctals were m a meeting thts or reject the exammer's ftnd· at the htgh school m Racme The board accepted the mormng and could not be mgs restgnatton of Beverly Prtce, a reached for commenl. The recommendations were Approximately 3,000 persons based on evtdence presented lit Syrucuse Elementary School are currently employed at the a June 19 hearing m which the 1euc hc1 Jocelyn Baer was employed generatmg plan The plant's assoctatlon fa1led to present !lrst unll ts scheduled Cor ora"l testimony stating tts as a Bustncss and Ofhce completion In 1974 Education Ins tructor at the objccltons Aller Wlutman makes his ht gh school and William final ruhng, opponents of the Downie, J1 , and Ra chel plan can appeal to a three-man Do• me were employed to EXTENDED OUTLOOK teach two or the three classes Chance of showen ThurN· envu onmental board of revtew tf they want to conlmue their for the educable mentally day and again Saturday rc1J1rded (EMI() Ill the dtstrlcl Dally highs avcroglng In the opposthon Last year the d<s trlct had only upper 70s and lo"er 80s. one EMH class The hst of Lows at night In upper SOs MAN INJURli;D and lower 60s. Robert Newell, 27, Mid· subslltute teachers us provtded :·.·>:·:::·:·::<:::·:.,:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:·:·. :·:·.·:·:·..- .:. ,., ··: dleport, was In a satisfactory by th e county board of but guard ed condlhon at education and substitute bus Veterans Memorial Hosullltl dt ivcrs was upproved. Lilts morning from lnjurl~! The bOal d voted that Partly cloudy and cool today suffet·ed when his car struck a students purchosmg an extra with highs 70 to 80 Clear and ' utility pole on West Main St. clll·ton of nulk 11l lunch time cool tonight with lows In 50s. Pomeroy pollee said Newell dunng the next school year wtll locally In upper 40s Wed· was traveling cast when his pay 10 cents lor that second nesday, Increasing ctoudmcss velucle slntck and broke off a ( Ill tOri and hlgha tn mid to upper 70s pole There was heavy Nmncd to coac h the LOCAL TEMPS _ damages to the car Newell buskctbntl tcoms were Jim The lemperatUJ e tn down- was llt~cn to the hospital by the Wickline, ninth grade, John town Pomeroy at 11 a 111 . Pomeroy E·R squad lie will be Dudding, etghth grade, and Tuesday was 11 undct· clundy cited on reckless operation Jnmcs i;tll wncc, seventh A mee ting wus ptnnned beskies. c hat~c s , pollee said . l • has heen an honor student. Matson, son of r,tr, and Mr~. Kenneth Matson, Langsville, completed as hts servtce project, a table cabinet combinatiOn for a duplicating machme at the Langsville Chnstian Church whtch sponsors Explorer Post 239 to which both boys belong. Cleland 1s president of Ex· plorer Post 239, ofwhtch James C Council ts adviSor. Tom entered scoulmg In May 1969. He was awarded the "God and Country Award" m Aprtl, 1972. He is also a member of the "Order of the Arrow.'' Along with 13 other scouts he hiked the 19.5 mile Adaht Tratl. Tom Is the ft!th scout to recetve the Eagle Seoul Award under the leadership of Jtm Counctl The presentation ceremony IS open to anyone who would like to attend Director hired Work stopped at Gavin job Weather tween the board and bus drivers to work out scheduhng for kmdergarl<!n pupils thts year All parents of children enrering kindergarten are to meet at the h1gh school at 8 tomorrow mght The board accepted a negoltaltons agreement be· tween the board and OAL'SE Chapter 453 , non -certified employes A dress code and attendance p1 ogram were also approved The board agreed to pur· cho se a part of the meat for the (Contmued on Page 8) COURT NEWS Three persons were arratgned before Meigs County Common Pleas Judge John C. Bacon today. Eric Ritter and Rebecca Jane Chatfield, bottt of Carpenter, apprehended by Sheriff Robert C Hartenbach's Dept. on June t1 and charged with cultivating marijuana, pleaded not gullt.y Trial date was set for Sept 5 In conunon pleas court. Danny Berry, Middleport, who wos apprehended June 10 by Middleport Pollee on cltarges of breaking and en. terlng of the H&R Flrettone Store In Middleport, alao pleaded not guilty . Trl~l will be set later �3 :r·!:!!::.'!=:~::::~::::::::::;::::·::::.:.:O:·:·.;~:;-:. i & THINGS I f l: EAST +852 • QJ 104 t Al09 • 97 • 9863 • J51 + AJ72 +QIC' + AKJ103 \ .\ K5 • 863 +K9 .. Bot~ _vulnerable ·West North East Pass Pass 2+ Pass Pass Pass Pass ,. South 4+ Opening lead- • Q East South Pas s 3+ Pass ' .Q 8 6 4 2 9 2 tA 4 +A K J 9 7 What do you do now ? A-Bid four no·trump. You will bid six if your pa rtner s how s an ace. TODAY'S QUESTION Your par tner bids five hea rts to ,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.J show two aces . What do you do By Oswald & James Jacoby now? •' . ' ·, ' . .••' I , Even si mple hands present · problems in technique . Any competent bridge player will make five spades by ruffing his third heart in dummy; leading twice up to dummy 's king· queen of diamonds and once up lo his own king or clubs . Furthermore, there is no need lo take any care al all since all suits break. Nevert heless an ex pert would surely give lhe hand some stud y befo re playing to trick two. Then he would cash one p. would be the Hishighlrum next play second high heart. Then he would ru!l his last heart with dummy's q~een of trumps just to guard against the possibility of an overruff. Then he would draw trumps andgoaboutthebuSinessof leading diamonds toward dummy and clubs toward his own hand. Why did South open· with one s pade, not one no·lrump ? Be· cause his hand is too big fo r a no-trump opening . He ha s 18 high ca rd points thal include a ftiiRACLES ~DO from '4.00 'FLORIST 59 N. 2nd Avenue Middleport, Ohio tW~e=s~tr~e~pi~~se:n~ta~ti~·v:e:s~,a~n~d~M:o:n~··!::::::::::::~ KeLI'ln.a:l:or AIR CONDITIONERS 6,000 to 24,000 BTU Have cool clean air tonight. _ Total ven tilation . SAYRE HARDWARE I PH. Mason Furniture "What -· lost ,1nother job?" Your local independent insurance agent is on the job 1 <1 hours a day , pro viding pol icies from a va r iety of companies t o best match yo ur needs and working to se r ve and collec t your cl a ims in full . We inv i te you to insure with DowningChilds MIDD LEPORT, PORTSMOUTH, Ohio (UP!) - Portsmouth police arrested an employe of lhe strike plagued General Telephone Co. early Monday and charged him wilh try ing lo cul company cables in a downtown manhole. The man, identified as Robert Nurley, 32, or Ports· . r-----------~--------~:.••• •• ' $35,000 REWARD •• ••• •• •• •• •• • -.• • N\OAU GUST offe~ to reward any ~erson 'lr persons furnishing to the Company, ..~ . I " Central Operatinl Company · ~ or to any""law enforcement apncies of the S* of Ohio and West Virginia, or of the Federal S'P1.LJ DCI'/-4L f ..• · Government, Ill' ~ the Sherifl of any counly or to the Police of any municipality; information leadinl ..• •• • ...• direct~ to the a~ and conviction of any person willfully or maliciously injuring or destiOJinl any of •••• . · BY CHIEf ...... ... .....•• the Company's electrical opeta!inl equipment or .facilities or .who threatens bodi~ harm to o·uts••de Wh.lte Latex Size• or who unlaWfully commits lnjuiJ to any ·peqon or malicously dama1es the propetty of any Or 01"1 Base employee of the CompaRJ or of ltiJ member of his immediate family because such Any such acts will be prosecuted to G78·14, 15: H78·14, 16 emp~ wOib . 1-4" PAINT BRUSH FREE WITH EACH · 2 GAL PURCHASE dt!IY IIIICI'Pf Court St., Pomeroy, Ot;"l fo, 4S76f. Butlnes, Offlct Phone "2 ·215•. Edlforltl Phone tU· 2.157 . '' Second Cllll POitiOI ptiJ:I '' '!uv 11 ~..i ke Our QualitY, Doi ng·~usiness. ' Way of GMAC Flt\IIN.CING 992 -5342 o. ,, MOORE'S the full exttnt of the law. The maximum reward ,IIBJiblt In each insta~~te described above Is $35,000 and the total 124 W. MAIN Til5 P.M. Sat. 992-2848 I 1--- · NafiortJI "-••au• 8a lt1more W, 1. I)Cf , g.b . Dttlr(ll! Eut St LOYIS Pllr sbvroh 6) 61 SO& ,488 8o')ton t.ugue Eut w I. 69 ~2 61 H 66 ~7 68 .)9 pet STO g .b S40 JI IJ 53 1 A Sl5 -488 _. 10 single and stole home dur ing a .¥on treol .•80 double s!A!al In Kansas City's S9 6'1 CtHU!)O l8 65 •7l ~I }.4 408 10 lour-run second inning. Steve Ph J1 IHS.e-l~t\14 17 6! A!J S'" W e \1 7 New York ~So 67 Bushy limi!A!d !he Yunkees to m Oat.Jano· w . I. pet . g .b . Wei I 13 51 589 eight hit.o for 8'h Innings with I w , 1. oct. v.b. Ka n~n(!l f 71 .ss S63 3 Doug Bird coming on for the LosAnoetes 11 ~7 611 M~r'!ne~ota s~ 64 480 13 h Clnclllnatl 16 50 .601 2 Ch• ~ aQa SB 66 -468 ll save. John Muyberry hot his s 6 64 461 l.j San Frbncisco 68 S5 .551 8''' Ca lt f(Hn! a 1 11 h 21lh homer for the Royals, who HOultOn 66 (1 1 . 5~0 Teu, 4) 19 .3S7 19 ATlanta 60 67 .H2 18 1h Mon diy' s Ruults dea lt M~l Stottiemyre his 12th hn Dh:!'_go 45 73 .366 3f'h Kit O'Iil 'l (Hy 6 N ew York; 7 IYjondiy's RuuiU Ba ll •" lo r e 4 M 1nne!Jofll 3 setback. Cfnj; / 8 New York 3. 16 Inns . B oston ~ re~eat. 4 Carlton Fisk 's two-run ninthSoan Fran 6 Montreal .t , II Inns Oalr.l itllct l Oelrolt "J Houston IO P ittsburgh 7. in ning horner, his second homer Wn! y (Jame1 llch~ d ul ed ) ( Onl')lfilarnes schi!thtlfdl T od ay '~ Probabtt Pitcher s of the game, lifted the Red Sox Today•s ProbabJe Pitc hers l All T1mu EOTJ (A ll tlmeJ EDT) tu their ·Victory over the Ch•CCitiO ( B11h011en lS 1-U i!it Clncmoat! (Gullett U-11 at ~~~Vt!IMrj !T ld rOW 10 1,1), (I ftangers. The Rangers carried 'hlugo (Je nk in! lD 121. 2; 30 p.m . a one·nm lead into U1e ninth Detr o• I ~F ryman 58 ) at San F ran cisc o I Bryan t 18 ·1} Oalo: !ana I Holllmlln 18 101 11 but Jackie Brown walked al Montreal (R:~nk.o 11 -7). B:OS P m · p.m . Danny Cater with one out and ~ l! w;, ukee !Colborn lS .$ ) at San Dieg o IJones 3-3) at Cal tfor n• " ! Ryan 14 14) , 11 p . m Fisk followed with his homer. P hila de lp hia f 8ren 12-5), 7 35 Bo1ton ( More-t 7 01 at Texas p.m . . CDunn ,nQ 0 6 1, 9 p m . ·Marty Pattin went 5 2-3 innings Los Angeles (Sutton 15-n at N f w York I Peter!ion 8 11) at in relief for his lllh win. Brown New York (Sadeckl 2-2). 8;05 ~- ~sa, C• tv ( Drago 11 -12 ), 8 JO p .m . suffered his second loss. Sl. Louis (W ise 13 -8) at Mlnnesqfil ( Biyl even JS -12) at Richard Wins Filth Allonta (Harr ison 7 .t ), 8. 05 :.~''more {Pa lmer 1'7 -6 ), 7 30 Jim Richard pilthed a noP.m. P i ttsburgh (Morlan 1."1) af Wednesav·s Gilmes hitter lor 6 2-3 innings and Houston (Wilson 9-13 1. 8. 30 Ch icago at Cle veland p.m. O~ rroit at Oakl and , n ioht wound up with a ' two-hitter to Wedntsdav 's Games M tlw at Catltorn ra , night win his fifth game for lhe Ci nc in nati~~ Ct:l fcago . 6os ton at Te:-as. n lgM San D iego at Ph lla. n ighT N ~ w York c"H Kan Ci ty , n igh! A• tros. Bob Watson hila grand San Fran at Montfeal.. night M ~r1 n at Baltimore. night slam homer and Lee May a Los Ang al New York, n ight St . LOUiS af Atlanta , night three-run hom.er to lead a 12-hit Pittsburoh at Houston ; oJght Houston attack which sent Dock Elli! to his 12th defeat Al ,.,,.,·.·····················"".-..:· · ·····'·· .... ,~.,., .•. ,,, ... , .. , .... , .. ··· ·· · · · · · · · ·~································ .........~.•;•.• .·.·;,~··-····· ••••••••••••• ·.-.-.· ,••.,..-.••• .-.·.··z•=x"'·······.-..-7/./.:V/-' Oliver had both Pitt.;burgh hits ~< ...-.·,····:-•••• .... ,....,,., ...........,..,, ..,............ ~ I . I - a single in the seventh and a :·:· I homer in the ninth, ~l: ay S ~ Johnny Bench singled in the ,~;~ ?.: lie·breaking run and lhe Reds added four more in the 16th A's, 7~2 . ;:; I:' I ~:: The Kansas City Royals inning to .beat the MeL! and ~ defeated the New York Yan- give reliever Clay Carroll his :~ By Millon Richman i,f; kees; S-2, and the Boston Red filth win. Bench's hit was ~ UPI SporU Editor ~l Sox shaded the Texas Rangers, followed by a walk, a two-run NEW YORK (U P! ) - Willie O . . . :H, in the only other AL games. single by Cesar Geronimo and a two-run triple by Ed Crosby. M f II ha f ed to . ne of the lew people Woll!e National League Scores ays '"a Y ." theac "uP h 11· generally heeds is Herman tw Jg t of Franks h' ld 'th National League scores were Garry Matthews led off the Th IS no 1onger IS 11th inning with a triple and • IS o manager wo H t . 10 Pi"·b h . I . 1 hIS career. t os c oser to the Gia ts d h F k ous on •~ urg 2, scored San Francisco's winning midnight. n ' an e .says ran s Cincinnati a New York 3, in 16 8 "I'm aware of it," he says, ~;~~om to ~ be[orulednlh: innings and San Francisco 6 run when second baseman Larry Lintz dropped lhe relay openly, candidly and without s n gan. l wo t Montrea14, in 11 innings. any alarm. " I'd have to iJe have created any bog ,problem. · The Orioles went into the from lhe outfield for an error. crazy not to be. 1 know I'm 42, :;~~ ~m~y ;o~.d ve ~n ninth trailing, 3-1, but lied the The Expos had rallied twice to not 22 anymore. Notiody goes staff. · . e e · coac ng scOX'e on Ton:uny Davi!' leadoff on forever. Not many go this , . , . walk and smglts by Powell, SOUTHERN MEETS long. Stan MIISial did. So did The rea so~, 1 didn t qwl are Blair and Robinson. . Earl The Southern Athletic Ted Williams." lhese 25 guys, he says, looking Will.iams sacrificed and reliever Boosters will meet tonlght, Once before in his career :~~und th~ ciubr"~us~ at the Billl:lBnds walked Bobby Grich at 7:30, at the high school in Willie Mays had to peel off his . ~hmem rs 0 1 \ et.s. . to fill the bases. Blair scored uniform and suddenly qui t leila eret are a at a young the winning run when third Racine. playing. That was on May 24 coul~ ~nl :club and 1 felt 1 baseman Danny Monzon 's 1952 when he was being think ~ m '" some way· I throw to the plate was high. 1 onducted into the Army but that , , ve. "'' . The A's stretched their BEAUTIFUL didn' t hurt as much as it does c~·~ . ~ot l~~n~ f~r any wtnnlng streak to nine games this time because he knew he'd . 1 ) · m,no 00 g or any and maintained their three· be coming back. ~oty. 1 don t need .""~ · U 1 game lead in the West as Gene Mays had .been in the big ,:esUy fell they dldn 1 want Tenace drove in four runs with . leag~es little more than a year righ~round ~~·· l'dco~d.;;;: his 21st and 22nd homers and then but he already had lh """th.t ki d "'; 1f li Vida Blue pitched a ilevenenormous appeal boeret 15 uldnbe 0 ee ng hitter to raise his record to 14· . a u me. 1 co wrong but 7 T • r· t h 'th when lhey took hun out of 1 d 'tthink I . enace s ors omer, W1 lhe game that day al Ebbets on .am. · two on, was the big blow of a Field in' 1952, announcing lha.t ~~es He Reg;et Pl~ying~. five.run first-inning ootbursl 1 1 59 N. Second St. he was leaving ·for the Army, y . ,0O regrhe p ay\ng I IS against Jim Perry. Dick Sharon Middleport. Qllio even the umpires, who rarely to~~ : Y w ~n peop e com.e homered for the Tigers. show any public emotion joined d say, youhittinUlled to h!l Fred Patek hit a two-run th 1 . . . w1·\r .300, now you re g 200 • e . ans on g<Ylllg Je an They try to 'down' you ali th~ 59 62 .)9 6A 1 111 Ne-w York 3 1h M ilwaukee 4 '1' Cth eiMd 1 Tod ' ~ i S·nort rnar.CJde fJ By fRED DOWN UP! SporU Writer It's tl~e old times lor the Baltimore Orioles with key veterans of four American .League ch;lmplonships joinin~ their speedy young teammotes In ll)e drive lor a fifth. Paul Blair, Brooks Robinson and Boog Powell, who have all experienced soone hard !Iones since the Orioles won their fourth pennant in six year. in 1971, had gOQd reason to be optimistic Monday night alter a 4-3 victory over the Minnesota Twins strell'hed . Baltimore's streak 14 eight straight wins .and 11 In their last 14 games. The three veterans have made important contributions to the streak, the young Orioles are standing up under pen nan l pressure and lhey all believe lhey have the best pitcher involved in the Eastern Divi· siooi race in Jim Palmer. Blair scored the winning run , Robinson drove in the tying run and Powell contributed a single to the Orioles' three-run ninth· inning tally which brought l)Qyle Alexander his seventh triumph. The victOry stretched the Orioles' first-place lead to 31h games over the Detroit Tigers, who lost to the Oakland '' FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS from •3.98 DUOLEY.'S FLORIST 1 ....' Practical and Lovely. A.Bulova Nurse's Watch Wlu: n every !he necd_s a • • ~C1 ond wu nL\, tim~pie cc she ta n r;:ou nt on. Lih these neatly designed nurse~· watches by Bulm a. .\hntk. resi'ittuJt. 17 jewels prcdse. 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I KAY 'S BEAU1Y SALON the prvportlonati ltllaunt.of ach reward to which ach Is entilllcl In each comlctlon. ~., ~-~-~.•.~.~----------~------------~---~ LEO REJOINS CLUP HOUSTON (UPfl- Manager f..e o Durocher rejoined the · Houston Astros Monday lor the start of 'his , club's three-game serie.s with the Pittsburgh Pirates. Durocher was hospital· ized for the second lime this season last Tuesduy with an inflamed colon. The· same problem this spring sidelined the 67·year old Durocher for 21 days. ova~onR ' 125 Ma on Sl., !192·2171 Pomeroy, 0. Your Complete Tire Canter PdMEROY tie the seore on homers by Ron Fairly Heliever l)Qn McMahon picked up his first won of the """'"" for I 1·3 Innings of. shutout pitchinB. ARTIFICIAL •I AMERICAN HARDWARE ltttWfter• Open Evenings 'Til8 :00 A ITi er,uf'l Ph amounts of rewards paylble for aH lllllances shall not ucaed $140,000. • Pomeroy M<lltor Lugue SUnd1n9' 8y Un111d Pr'tU Jnlti'"'tloul Birds win-8th straight on last inning rally t L d NL time. I put those kind of people e e1u~s o ea outta my mind Mays missed almost two lull " vou · know th e z wanna seasons, lhen. returned to the truth' " he g oes on. "It's a . . Y or k Goants '" 1954 . and plearure to be playing at my batted .345 to lead .the Naloonal age and doing the things I'm He also hll 41 homers doing. I honestl think I Ia ed that y~ar and 51 a year later. mOC'e than an/body thO::g~ r Wo~Je . has 660 homers so far could . Al the beginning of the and ot os entirely conceovable season they didn't think 1 could J'"d he ~1ot gone off to the army play at ali. r hurt my arm the . ne moght have hot ' say _. spnng . traomng .. I' . second day "' 1 conserva ove y, 35 homers m trying to thr the ball 1952 and 40 more in 1953. Had hard loo quicklo; It still hurL!~ that . been the case, you can little, but my knees are okay fogure out who the forst man t.o and so are my leg M , i,lreak Babe Ruth's all·lilne They don 't bother~~ 1~:es . record would've been . anythin 1 d0n't ~ 1 see But Willie Mays never brings yet , g. n gasses that ~p . All he says is all credit It· 15 . f t Ia . •- hi ood · . sa e o say no p yer on w s g . f~oend, Hank Aaron. the game today has given the . What Wollie ~opes lo do now fans as many thrills as Willie lf1 these last sox weeks of the Mays has sl·nce "t · heIp the Gia t.; . '"' came up 0 season w1'lh the Mets IS 1951 them win a few ball games and Backnln othnose da. "· . of th . ys, '"' was keep he Ipong some elr lhe "Say Hey Kid" and his players. , . trade mark was running out The same yo,'~nger You know why I m sUII from under his hat. He doe 't piaymg lhos year ?" he says. do that much a sn long mileage "I'll tell you why. Only because · nyrnore . tires that I'm back here in New York are original where I started and I fell some still wanted to see me equipment people play. Look, I know some days r - - - -- - - - - - . Plus S2 67 to S2 96 on new I'm not good, not playing well . per 11re FE T and 4 old l ~re !l Some days I'm all right though . 1974 cars I do the best I can . If you Two cord body plieS of watched the games 1 played, r don'llhink I played ~ad .'' He's Right Up to a Point 169 N. Second Mays i• right. Up to a pcint Middleport, Ohio He ha• played In only :.J games this season and has a Double belt under tread .215 batting average. 22 ·RBI's AppOintment not S•m•lor l and 6 homers. always necessary . For a man 42 that's' not bod; lor Willie Mays. it's almost...__ one 2·272) emwrasslng. The Com · . 1'1!11. 111eR• the rlaht to detennint the PII10II or penons ~t~UIIH to tht rnard •• 11 Pomtroy , OhiO . Nltlonet ldvertls lng rtprt'ltntl,lvt Bolllntll l· Gtllltgher, Inc .( 12 hst .t~d St ., NtW York .. New York . SUbScription ratn : . Dtllvtrfd by cerrltr w'htrt IVIfllblt 55 cents ptr wtlk ; ly Motor Aoutt where <trrltr urvlce not hl!llbll : Oflt!" month, u . e.v n!lllln OhiO and W. VI., One Ytar, 1"1 SIK monlhf, ·1.50. Thr.. monthf , U .50. '1(»95 POLYESTER FIBERGLASS ' Saturday by The OhiO Valley Publlth lng Compln~ , 111 Siz11 A78 ·13, 878·14. C78 ·14. E78 ·14.16 F78·14, 16 ~ OUR CHICAGO PA INT Euc . Ed. 350 v.s motor, auto. trans. , P. S., bucket seats, console . people - mouth, was released on $500 bond. He told police he has worked for General Telephone eight years. The Com· munica lions Workers of America struck General of. !ices throughout the state earlier this summer. OR£'5 ROBERT HOEFLICH , City Editor 70 MALIBU COUPE Karr & Van Zan'dt • 8 DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS -MASON .. REA CHESTER L. TANNEH ILL, USED CARS • or attempts to WGfk duri~l ~ strike, or for aidin1 or procurin& any person to do such an act. ... lub•cri_,.IOn pt lc e '"' CIUdtl Suncttv TIMII · ltfttlntl. vALU• AAftD • lhepeaptelft G-T employe of Portsmouth held 1 Lee MASON, W. VA. (For information leading to arrest and conviction) The Dai~ Sentinel ' ·IAZZILLI SIGNS NEW YORK (UP! ) - 1, This Week's Special AGENCY, INC. New H av~> n , W. Va . 113·5592 N11 tional League Easl, st o·u g~irll buck tO tie the I!COfC :~:1 on a walk, another double by Sk,ub, anoU1er walk nnd n sacrofi ce ny by Clcon Jones. Neother team could muster much in the lith and 15th as the relief pill'hlng of Clay Carroll and Mc;Graw and g()()d fielding plays dominated. In the 16th the Reds just exploded. Johnny Bench, lhe leagues' lop llBJ man, drove in Dennis Menke with the winning run "n a single up !he middle, but the Reds were eager to leave the M•t.; little chance for a comeback. Menke had started the fiverun outburst with a single and was se nt to third on another s1ngle by Tony Perez . Alter Bench's hit, Stahl walked and Mc;Gr" w came out ollhe game with the bases loaded. Met reliever Harry !'arker was overwhe lmed by the Red lide and gave up a two-run single to C~sar Geronimo and a two-run triple to Ed Crosby. tlw contrac t with theMets MOI!day. MazzilU, who attended high school in Brooklyn, N.Y., bats and throws both right handed and left handed. · II 882·1l2l 1't1M Mdl~uw . Uut U1c MPl-1 1 fo~htio1g to escupe the cellnr In free agent draft, signed a " . I ' ' . 111 y11r1 1111 "''""'' P .5D J three montfll, now a way of life for many , .:~s the American- woman succeeds in raising · a .family , In business , the arts , or in meaningful volunteer work . American women certainly do lead busy . active, many faceted lives. To be able to lead such active lives , lhe Amerlcan woman must rely on many modern appliances to cut t ime · consum i ng househo ld chores . One such appliance is a water re.liner . Our water refining appliance works all through · the house . keeping ~tubborn tap wa ter spots off cOunters , e lim ina~ng tt1e need lor J.owel Qrying dishes, keep ing the rtng out of the ~thtub and rem ovi ng li me streaks from floors , woodwQrk and windows . Don ' t you think your busy lite demands a Water Refiner? For· mor e in · for mation , all 881-2525 . h) I~·ouus M•nke off reliever Mazzilli , the New York Mets ' No. I draft choice in the Jure psyche. That which used lo 1 Jane : Goo_d. auestion \ And mo9ern women are answering it by recogmzmg tha t female friendships are as important to them as are male friendships to men. Your mother speaks for HER generation, and the girl friend you mention is still into it. Maybe she isn't the type you'd like as a lifelong friend. - HELEN solo homo·o·~ IJy t.nrry SUoht '"'~ J oe MtJr~:m to ulllli)St thl' ex:ad !Ia iii~ ~ll•lt 400.Iefl out In o·iHhl· ccntcrliel<l on lhc · s colld nlld Ulird innin~s .• und NJw York t.oqualizing wilh :1 pair or rm 1s on doubles by :rom &!aver :111d .Felix Millan, a ~Ingle und a 'sacrifke fly in lhe sixth, · Jack Billingham , the Heds' sturter, wa• ove q1owering through the first live Innings as he allowed only a sin~le and 11 double to Husly Staub, strurk out four and walked none. Billingham left alter 7 1·3 innings, having given up two earned runs and seven hits. Conversely, Seaver was unim· pressive until the seventh, when he seemed to draw strength from his team's comeback, and lor ·the next six innings he pilehed as well as he ever has in his career, &!aver struck out the side in the seventh . repeated the trick in the nin th, and when he was removed for a pinch·hitter in the 12th he had recorded 12 strikeouts and retired the Reds in order fi ve of his last six innings. The Reds appeared to ha ve won it finally In the 13th inning when they scratched out a run on singles by Pete Rose and Joe Morgan and a squeeze bunt be a way of life for a few is GARDENS . ' Danny Savre let the experts debate, endlessly , the femin ine myst i que ! Am erica n women are far too busy ~reating an exciting new life-style for th~mselves to care who w in s the discu ssion over the ir FOLIAGE ~~rlo~CNY m!~~ :g mm \ P~bl ltt'!td • GR E E.NHOUSE DUDLEY'S I ilir' . . . ~· ...JPi'·"" · '' • !s ,:i m:!: m m:mmi&IEI. terrey, Mexico, f~ces Birming· 'ham, . Mich., In a Latif Ameroca·U.S. North matchuP< The semifinals will be hefd Thursday with the champio6· ship, scheduled for 2 p.m. ElY}' Saturday, when officials expe~t a capacity crowd of abo~Jt 32,000. , About 8,000 teams in ao nations of the free world began play last month in eigM regional tournaments for bOl(s aged 11 and 12. mm m:m c: mm :m No.~ +++ Nuqh 3• MOSCOW ( UPI) - Spurred Clernent Wins Glamor t;vent by the yeou1~n effort of eight The glamor 1,~00 -me lers men, a disqualification and un event, minus many of' the upheld protest, the United world's glamor mllers, went to Slates trackmen finally owned Brllain's Frank Clement, who two gold medals today as the outraced another two Unlversl· World University Games ty of North Carollna men-5switched the focus lo swimming foot-7 Reggie McAfee and Tony Waldrop-ln 3:42.3. 1111d basketball. Once again It was the host "1 gave him the race," said Soviet Union bringing in anoth· Waldrop who finished second. er boatload of gold medals- "I gave him too much leeway this lime eight, bringing its and lel him get away . Look at overall total lo U, while me. I'm not even tired now." Romania was a far-dlslant Despite the overall domina· second with three golds. The United States, mean· while, picked up ita first two golds lhe hard way- in the relays. In the 400.meter relay, the team of Thomas Whatley of Alabama, Wardell Gilbreath of New Mexico J .C., Larry Brown of Lincoln College and sieve Riddick of Norfolk Slate sped to a new games' record of 39.1 seconds in edging the rival WILLIAMSPORT, Pa, (UPI) include lour teams from the Russians. . - Eight tsams, survivors of an United SLates and one each Then came the game's first 8,IJOO.team tournament played from Mexico, Canada, Germs· "incident" · on three continents, begin play ny and Taiwan. Urchenko Disqualified today in their quest of the Little The Taiwan team, winners in As Soviet anchorman Simeon League World Series champiOn· three of the last four tour· Kotcher overhauled Dennis ship. naments, again looms as the Schqllz · of Oklahoma Stale The eight finalists , with a favorite. Tainan City, Ole Far down the stretch of the 1,60(1. . combined record ·of 91-li, East represenllltive, Lakes on meter relay, it appeared the the European representative, . o ld ha t ttl Major League Leaders Bitburg AFB of Germany in Am er1cans w u ve o se e By united Press tnternationill for just one track and field gold Leading Batten one of today's games. About for the entire competition. But N.at!o~•' ~=a~~· h. pet. 8,000 persons were expected to a disqualification on the Rus· Rose, Cln 125 523 90 180 .344 attend. sian's No 2 man Valery Wtsn·, Hou 127 472 84 151 .no In .the other game today, • ' Perz. Cln 118 439 55 138 .314 Urchenko, gave the Americans Madox. SF 108 432 56 135 .m Whalley, British Columbia, the Cedno. Hou 105 392 •• 122 .3!! Canadian champion, plays the the gold after ail · Unsr , Phil 104 328 49 102 .311 ·"He (Urchenko) grabbed my crdnl , Chi 115 420 65 129 .307 Southern U.S. representative, foot as I . was moving into ~~~f~~F ~~ Tampa, Fla. position on the final turn,'> said eonds, SF 121 m 104 144 .302 · Tainan City, 10-1 coming into Darwin Bond of Tennessee, the g~~1;~; l~ J~; today's game, has scored 120 U.S. runner. ''I nearly.fell American League runs and allowed its. opponents over, but just the same, I never carw , Min 11~ · 4~~ plc5ti on,ly seven. 01 the team's 14 thought they'd have the guts to Hrtn , oet 83 308 35 100 .325 payers, 12 are batting better call it " Mrcr, NY 126 486 61 !56 .321 than .:ioo and their pitchers · Mav , Mil 120 489 74 156 .319 The Russians later protested Mnsn . NY m 405 61 126 .311 have thrown seven shutouts. to no . avail, but after waiting On Wednesday, Colonie, N.Y., vainly at the awards stands for Davs, sao !04 418 41 127 .304 will meet Tucson, A)'iz., in a SO"le sort of a decision, the ~~~~~~OS ~~ lg~ battle of the u.s. East and U;S. foursome decided to make Home Runs their 'presentation" and, in Pitt National League: . StargeiL JS · Evans , Atl 34 ; Bonds , unison, leaped to the flrst;>lace SF 33 ; Johnson. At I 32 ;' Aaron , platform and shook their fists At~~erlcan League : Jackson, triwnphanUy to the dwindling Oak 30 : Fisk, Bos. Mayberry number of speclators still left and Otis, KC 2A ; Robinson . Cal 23 . irFlhe sllldium. Runs Balled on · h f'-'-hed National League : Bench, Cin Th e RUSStans, W 0 lu1:1 90 ; Stargell, Pitt 89 ; EVans , All with 17 of the 34 gold medals in 81 ; Singleton, Mtl 86; Perez, track.and field, added Six more C i~!3erican League : Jackson , to their total Mon<lliy, including Oak 101 ; Mayberry , KC 93 : the 5 000 meters where Mikhal'l Murcer, NY 82: Otis , KC 80 : ' Scott, Mil 76. Zheiovoski out-kicked Glen HePitching rold · of the · University . of National League: Bryant. SF 18-8; . Bllllngtlam. Cln 16 -8.' Wisconsin. Seaver, NY 15 -6 ; Sutton, LA 15"l gave it everything I had" 1: Osteen . LA 14-6: Gullett, Cln 14-8. the dejected Herold said later. American League: wood, Chi "I guess it J'ust wasn't enough · 10·18: Holtzman. Oak 18·10: . Coleman, Oet 18 -11; Palmer, l wanted ll so bad too." Bait 11 ·6 : Singer. Cat 16·10 . · NEW YORK tUI'II - The ,~nclnrn~ll Reds lou~htlh~ New ork MeL! for the last lime thiJl :teuon Monday and through 15 Innings th Y batlil'll to a grllly stendstill. .. In the lBth. the Reds ran wild ,with live runs on five hits and sent the dis.sappointed crowd of 29,!184 home to a late dinner as '!-fie MeL! absorbed an 11-3 loss • It was a game of disti~ct changes In momentum, Cinncin. Hati, moving out early behind Little League World Series begins today Rap: Ever)1ime one or my girl friends gets a steady guy, bang, there goes our friendship. She gets together with me only i[ the fellow can 't be with her, and she'll break any kind of plans with other girls ilhe asks her lo. My mother says this is the way life is -a girl's life revolves around a man, and other women are just fill·ins. If women think so little of their "sisters" how can they ever geo together for liberation? - JANE 1• You,South. hold : gold 21 The bidding has been :' Wesl .>OU'i'R IDI Reds take finale Uon by the ltussluns und medal swndlngs willl Urep disappointment of lh~ United silvers and nine brontes In Slates, the oulslundlng per· addition to the two ~olds, was former of the truck competition putting IL! unbeuten basketball quite pO!!Sibly was a young lady team back In . action today from Finland with the me morn· a~alnst CzechOslovukJa. ble name of Mona·lJsa Pur· And with the swimming ats,o slainen. Miss Pursiainen, who stated to begin, the Americans won the woonen's 100 meters pre expected to rebOund som• Friday came back lo give her what- though not enough tp countr; illl second gold modal catch the Soviet.s, who have with 8 22.4 triumph in the 200:. turned these games into f meter sprint personal ~howcase for their The United Slates, which has athleloc moght. moved Into lhird place in lhe AND TO FAITH'S FATHER, MR. S: Your liUle girl has a lot of sense. If the tJoy is not for her, she'll realize il on her own, and if he is, then you had better realize a girl makes her own decisions here. Fathers don't always "No" best! You've been honest, which is good. Now, be open enough to admit il if these kids prove you wrong. - HELEN INEW SP APER ENTERPRISE ASSN I WEST ;;: +++ .--------....;..-., strong five·card suit and such NORTil !l hands represent too much trick • Q64 taklng potential lor a one no• 72 trum p opening . +864 3 S1w Hotlt'l Dar Faith: While you're talking to your father, why not bring out how difficult it is being merely ·"Mr. S.. .'s little girl " and never a person in your own right. Perhaps he'll sense, as l did, that part of this first great love of yours is rebellion - you've finally done something that doesn't make you "the spittin' image" of your Dad . - HELEN ' . Caution of an expert's play . . • K Q 72 ancl Faith : You've desc'l'ibed your rather as a verv lntelli2ent man who is careful with his words. Perhaps those words make more sense than you'll admit ri~ht now . · On the other hand, I don 't think he's giving you or yoon· boyfriend a fair chance. You are willing to wait lor an engagement 11 Until you're sure.'' which shows maturity. He shotrtd stop worrying lung enough to realize there's not much need for worry. Since your father only voiced his opinion, and didn't issue an outright order, he's left tllf road open for talk. So explain (but be gentle for he's proba~iy scarod to death) that you're not rushing intoan)1hing - you only want to experience this part of your life with this one guy ... it may last and it may not, but either way, it will be a good memory. - SUE WIN AT BRIDGE •.. ~ llt•lt·u Helen and Sui' : My fathm· is a very influcntiul111an in our eonuuunily : hl' holds a top school admini>tralor's Job. I am an only daughter the "spitlin' ionKge" of Dact 'as he tells me and c1•eryone. !"rankly, 1 am a litHe tired of being thought of only in relation to him. I've worked hard for recognition : won lop honors at school. not only in grades but in singing and writing. But when someone mentions my nanJe, it's always. "Oh yes, Mr. S.. .'s little gi rl ," and the t'Onversation immediately points to HIS merits. l admit he has many, but he can't a~cept Uoe fact that his little gi rl is growing up and is capa·bte of choosing her own guy . · You sl"e. my bOyfriend nnd rare sure it's real1 but we weren't going to arl!\Olltl{'C our engl.1gement until after we graduate from high school next year. This wilt give us lime lobe doubly sure we probably can't marry for fow· years. as I'm going on to college and lle'llwanlto gel a good start on a job. We feel we're being matw·e about this. but my Dad threw a bombshell last week. He took me aside and told me that, after long and careful cons.ideralion, he had to say he didn't approve of my boyfriend. He said he isn 't good enough [or me, and doesn't think l should date him any more. Dad isn 'I the type to whom you can reply sharply, "That's my own business ' " So what should l do ? - FAITH One of my kids brought home " deck or playing e~!fds that has photographs instead of pictures on them. Very , rrry interesting. No . ll's not what you're thinking , because there isn't a pornographic picture in the lot. Alittle cheeseeake. bul no porno. This is a •·nostalgia" dec]< of cards, and it's about to drive me bananas, because there are many f11ces 1simpl)' can't rcc{lgnize. (The photos are very poor reproductions. making it hard(·•·. and some of the people aren't passe. al all , making it even harder.) Identifying some of the great names moslh· from the movies, en me easy : ' . '· · · The ac~s are easy. (Easy Aces, a nostalgia pun in itself): Humphrey Bogart, B;obe Ruth, Charli~ Chaplin and W. C. F~clds who also is the 6 of clubs) . Ditto lor the kiJ1~s a•~i queens: Buster Keatoil, S.n. Robert F'. Kennedy , Clark Gable and Tiny Tim (Tiny Tim???) are the kings, along with Shirley Temple, Shirley again - a bit older, Patricia Neat. and Clara !low representing I he distaff side. The jacks are a little tougher, but I'm reasonnbly sure they're Ernest Hemingway, James Dean, Napoleon Bonapnrte, and (puzzlingly) the jack of hearts is Diana Ross aiKI the Supremes. Alter that, the going gelS rougher, except for a few obvious ones. I t'Ould quickly spot Lon Chaney as the Wolfman as the joker. Among hearts were Peter Lorre (trey); .llya from the "Man from U.N.C.L.E." as the 4; Harold Lloyd ( 9) ; Laurel & Hardy (deuce); Dr. Albert Einstein (5); and Marilyn Monroe (8, and also U1e 6 or diamonds) . Marlene Dietrich is the deuce of clubs, Other clubs reatnre the Marx Brothers as lhe trey; Barbara Streisand (8); anti Joh n Garfield (5). Among _the diamonds are Gov. Ronald Reagan in a cowboy role on lhe trey ; Salty Rand (I); Bob Hope, Bing Crosby and Dorothy !.amour in one oftheir "road" pictures (7) : Spades show Steve Mc~een on the 4; Bela Lugosi as Count Dracula (7); and Charles Laughton as Captain Bligh ( 101. Okay, I go that far, with a lot of help from my wife. and even a bit from the owner of th~ cards, daughter Vyvyaruw. But now U1e worrisome part begins: . I'm fairly sure that's Theda Bara playing Cleopatra on the 10 of hearts, and my wife insists lhat it's Jennifer Jones on the 9 of spades. I believe Paul Muni as Dr. Louis Pasteur is on the lO or diamonds, but maybe it's Pasteur, himself. My wife goes back and isn't absolutely sure that's Shirley Temple on lhe queen of clubs, and the actress on the 7 of hearts is so darned famili.a r that we can't agree on who it really is . Ditto for her fellow heart, the !hspot. The 4of clubs looks a little like young Jerry Lewis, bul I can't be sure. And the deuce of diamonds looks like Paulette Goddard, maybe. Or is she the5of diamonds? No, that's Anne Baxter. The spades are most baming, and we strike out on lhe deuce, trey, 5, 6, and 8 -although I think the 8 is either Peter Ustino\' OC' Mick Jagger. The 8 and 9 of diamonds, along with the 1 and 9 of clubs, baffle us completely, even though the faces are familiar . But the old biddy on the 10 of .clubs is totally familiar to some people, maybe, but not me. Once you get into this noslaigia thing, it's hard .to get ooL And I think I'm al the point on these cards, of getting ooL Because the only alternative is to walth an awfullol of late, la te shows. . H~ .. »•ui'S "Spit lin' hnug•·" Rob<•ls BY PAUL CRABTREE ' ,~ GenPration Rap • WillS u. s. finally ;:.; .:-::,. ;:,:;.:...•:·:·:·:·:·:·:·.·.-:.,:.; ..•;.:·:Nl\X"~"+;.,..~-.:o~::.;-.'-'"':;~ .. nllnel, Middleport Pomeroy. 0. Auq ?I, IYlJ The Dally .. .' • • 7 �3 :r·!:!!::.'!=:~::::~::::::::::;::::·::::.:.:O:·:·.;~:;-:. i & THINGS I f l: EAST +852 • QJ 104 t Al09 • 97 • 9863 • J51 + AJ72 +QIC' + AKJ103 \ .\ K5 • 863 +K9 .. Bot~ _vulnerable ·West North East Pass Pass 2+ Pass Pass Pass Pass ,. South 4+ Opening lead- • Q East South Pas s 3+ Pass ' .Q 8 6 4 2 9 2 tA 4 +A K J 9 7 What do you do now ? A-Bid four no·trump. You will bid six if your pa rtner s how s an ace. TODAY'S QUESTION Your par tner bids five hea rts to ,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.J show two aces . What do you do By Oswald & James Jacoby now? •' . ' ·, ' . .••' I , Even si mple hands present · problems in technique . Any competent bridge player will make five spades by ruffing his third heart in dummy; leading twice up to dummy 's king· queen of diamonds and once up lo his own king or clubs . Furthermore, there is no need lo take any care al all since all suits break. Nevert heless an ex pert would surely give lhe hand some stud y befo re playing to trick two. Then he would cash one p. would be the Hishighlrum next play second high heart. Then he would ru!l his last heart with dummy's q~een of trumps just to guard against the possibility of an overruff. Then he would draw trumps andgoaboutthebuSinessof leading diamonds toward dummy and clubs toward his own hand. Why did South open· with one s pade, not one no·lrump ? Be· cause his hand is too big fo r a no-trump opening . He ha s 18 high ca rd points thal include a ftiiRACLES ~DO from '4.00 'FLORIST 59 N. 2nd Avenue Middleport, Ohio tW~e=s~tr~e~pi~~se:n~ta~ti~·v:e:s~,a~n~d~M:o:n~··!::::::::::::~ KeLI'ln.a:l:or AIR CONDITIONERS 6,000 to 24,000 BTU Have cool clean air tonight. _ Total ven tilation . SAYRE HARDWARE I PH. Mason Furniture "What -· lost ,1nother job?" 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John Muyberry hot his s 6 64 461 l.j San Frbncisco 68 S5 .551 8''' Ca lt f(Hn! a 1 11 h 21lh homer for the Royals, who HOultOn 66 (1 1 . 5~0 Teu, 4) 19 .3S7 19 ATlanta 60 67 .H2 18 1h Mon diy' s Ruults dea lt M~l Stottiemyre his 12th hn Dh:!'_go 45 73 .366 3f'h Kit O'Iil 'l (Hy 6 N ew York; 7 IYjondiy's RuuiU Ba ll •" lo r e 4 M 1nne!Jofll 3 setback. Cfnj; / 8 New York 3. 16 Inns . B oston ~ re~eat. 4 Carlton Fisk 's two-run ninthSoan Fran 6 Montreal .t , II Inns Oalr.l itllct l Oelrolt "J Houston IO P ittsburgh 7. in ning horner, his second homer Wn! y (Jame1 llch~ d ul ed ) ( Onl')lfilarnes schi!thtlfdl T od ay '~ Probabtt Pitcher s of the game, lifted the Red Sox Today•s ProbabJe Pitc hers l All T1mu EOTJ (A ll tlmeJ EDT) tu their ·Victory over the Ch•CCitiO ( B11h011en lS 1-U i!it Clncmoat! (Gullett U-11 at ~~~Vt!IMrj !T ld rOW 10 1,1), (I ftangers. The Rangers carried 'hlugo (Je nk in! lD 121. 2; 30 p.m . a one·nm lead into U1e ninth Detr o• I ~F ryman 58 ) at San F ran cisc o I Bryan t 18 ·1} Oalo: !ana I Holllmlln 18 101 11 but Jackie Brown walked al Montreal (R:~nk.o 11 -7). B:OS P m · p.m . Danny Cater with one out and ~ l! w;, ukee !Colborn lS .$ ) at San Dieg o IJones 3-3) at Cal tfor n• " ! Ryan 14 14) , 11 p . m Fisk followed with his homer. P hila de lp hia f 8ren 12-5), 7 35 Bo1ton ( More-t 7 01 at Texas p.m . . CDunn ,nQ 0 6 1, 9 p m . ·Marty Pattin went 5 2-3 innings Los Angeles (Sutton 15-n at N f w York I Peter!ion 8 11) at in relief for his lllh win. Brown New York (Sadeckl 2-2). 8;05 ~- ~sa, C• tv ( Drago 11 -12 ), 8 JO p .m . suffered his second loss. Sl. Louis (W ise 13 -8) at Mlnnesqfil ( Biyl even JS -12) at Richard Wins Filth Allonta (Harr ison 7 .t ), 8. 05 :.~''more {Pa lmer 1'7 -6 ), 7 30 Jim Richard pilthed a noP.m. P i ttsburgh (Morlan 1."1) af Wednesav·s Gilmes hitter lor 6 2-3 innings and Houston (Wilson 9-13 1. 8. 30 Ch icago at Cle veland p.m. O~ rroit at Oakl and , n ioht wound up with a ' two-hitter to Wedntsdav 's Games M tlw at Catltorn ra , night win his fifth game for lhe Ci nc in nati~~ Ct:l fcago . 6os ton at Te:-as. n lgM San D iego at Ph lla. n ighT N ~ w York c"H Kan Ci ty , n igh! A• tros. Bob Watson hila grand San Fran at Montfeal.. night M ~r1 n at Baltimore. night slam homer and Lee May a Los Ang al New York, n ight St . LOUiS af Atlanta , night three-run hom.er to lead a 12-hit Pittsburoh at Houston ; oJght Houston attack which sent Dock Elli! to his 12th defeat Al ,.,,.,·.·····················"".-..:· · ·····'·· .... ,~.,., .•. ,,, ... , .. , .... , .. ··· ·· · · · · · · · ·~································ .........~.•;•.• .·.·;,~··-····· ••••••••••••• ·.-.-.· ,••.,..-.••• .-.·.··z•=x"'·······.-..-7/./.:V/-' Oliver had both Pitt.;burgh hits ~< ...-.·,····:-•••• .... ,....,,., ...........,..,, ..,............ ~ I . I - a single in the seventh and a :·:· I homer in the ninth, ~l: ay S ~ Johnny Bench singled in the ,~;~ ?.: lie·breaking run and lhe Reds added four more in the 16th A's, 7~2 . ;:; I:' I ~:: The Kansas City Royals inning to .beat the MeL! and ~ defeated the New York Yan- give reliever Clay Carroll his :~ By Millon Richman i,f; kees; S-2, and the Boston Red filth win. Bench's hit was ~ UPI SporU Editor ~l Sox shaded the Texas Rangers, followed by a walk, a two-run NEW YORK (U P! ) - Willie O . . . :H, in the only other AL games. single by Cesar Geronimo and a two-run triple by Ed Crosby. M f II ha f ed to . ne of the lew people Woll!e National League Scores ays '"a Y ." theac "uP h 11· generally heeds is Herman tw Jg t of Franks h' ld 'th National League scores were Garry Matthews led off the Th IS no 1onger IS 11th inning with a triple and • IS o manager wo H t . 10 Pi"·b h . I . 1 hIS career. t os c oser to the Gia ts d h F k ous on •~ urg 2, scored San Francisco's winning midnight. n ' an e .says ran s Cincinnati a New York 3, in 16 8 "I'm aware of it," he says, ~;~~om to ~ be[orulednlh: innings and San Francisco 6 run when second baseman Larry Lintz dropped lhe relay openly, candidly and without s n gan. l wo t Montrea14, in 11 innings. any alarm. " I'd have to iJe have created any bog ,problem. · The Orioles went into the from lhe outfield for an error. crazy not to be. 1 know I'm 42, :;~~ ~m~y ;o~.d ve ~n ninth trailing, 3-1, but lied the The Expos had rallied twice to not 22 anymore. Notiody goes staff. · . e e · coac ng scOX'e on Ton:uny Davi!' leadoff on forever. Not many go this , . , . walk and smglts by Powell, SOUTHERN MEETS long. Stan MIISial did. So did The rea so~, 1 didn t qwl are Blair and Robinson. . Earl The Southern Athletic Ted Williams." lhese 25 guys, he says, looking Will.iams sacrificed and reliever Boosters will meet tonlght, Once before in his career :~~und th~ ciubr"~us~ at the Billl:lBnds walked Bobby Grich at 7:30, at the high school in Willie Mays had to peel off his . ~hmem rs 0 1 \ et.s. . to fill the bases. Blair scored uniform and suddenly qui t leila eret are a at a young the winning run when third Racine. playing. That was on May 24 coul~ ~nl :club and 1 felt 1 baseman Danny Monzon 's 1952 when he was being think ~ m '" some way· I throw to the plate was high. 1 onducted into the Army but that , , ve. "'' . The A's stretched their BEAUTIFUL didn' t hurt as much as it does c~·~ . ~ot l~~n~ f~r any wtnnlng streak to nine games this time because he knew he'd . 1 ) · m,no 00 g or any and maintained their three· be coming back. ~oty. 1 don t need .""~ · U 1 game lead in the West as Gene Mays had .been in the big ,:esUy fell they dldn 1 want Tenace drove in four runs with . leag~es little more than a year righ~round ~~·· l'dco~d.;;;: his 21st and 22nd homers and then but he already had lh """th.t ki d "'; 1f li Vida Blue pitched a ilevenenormous appeal boeret 15 uldnbe 0 ee ng hitter to raise his record to 14· . a u me. 1 co wrong but 7 T • r· t h 'th when lhey took hun out of 1 d 'tthink I . enace s ors omer, W1 lhe game that day al Ebbets on .am. · two on, was the big blow of a Field in' 1952, announcing lha.t ~~es He Reg;et Pl~ying~. five.run first-inning ootbursl 1 1 59 N. Second St. he was leaving ·for the Army, y . ,0O regrhe p ay\ng I IS against Jim Perry. Dick Sharon Middleport. Qllio even the umpires, who rarely to~~ : Y w ~n peop e com.e homered for the Tigers. show any public emotion joined d say, youhittinUlled to h!l Fred Patek hit a two-run th 1 . . . w1·\r .300, now you re g 200 • e . ans on g<Ylllg Je an They try to 'down' you ali th~ 59 62 .)9 6A 1 111 Ne-w York 3 1h M ilwaukee 4 '1' Cth eiMd 1 Tod ' ~ i S·nort rnar.CJde fJ By fRED DOWN UP! SporU Writer It's tl~e old times lor the Baltimore Orioles with key veterans of four American .League ch;lmplonships joinin~ their speedy young teammotes In ll)e drive lor a fifth. Paul Blair, Brooks Robinson and Boog Powell, who have all experienced soone hard !Iones since the Orioles won their fourth pennant in six year. in 1971, had gOQd reason to be optimistic Monday night alter a 4-3 victory over the Minnesota Twins strell'hed . Baltimore's streak 14 eight straight wins .and 11 In their last 14 games. The three veterans have made important contributions to the streak, the young Orioles are standing up under pen nan l pressure and lhey all believe lhey have the best pitcher involved in the Eastern Divi· siooi race in Jim Palmer. Blair scored the winning run , Robinson drove in the tying run and Powell contributed a single to the Orioles' three-run ninth· inning tally which brought l)Qyle Alexander his seventh triumph. The victOry stretched the Orioles' first-place lead to 31h games over the Detroit Tigers, who lost to the Oakland '' FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS from •3.98 DUOLEY.'S FLORIST 1 ....' Practical and Lovely. A.Bulova Nurse's Watch Wlu: n every !he necd_s a • • ~C1 ond wu nL\, tim~pie cc she ta n r;:ou nt on. Lih these neatly designed nurse~· watches by Bulm a. .\hntk. resi'ittuJt. 17 jewels prcdse. 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I KAY 'S BEAU1Y SALON the prvportlonati ltllaunt.of ach reward to which ach Is entilllcl In each comlctlon. ~., ~-~-~.•.~.~----------~------------~---~ LEO REJOINS CLUP HOUSTON (UPfl- Manager f..e o Durocher rejoined the · Houston Astros Monday lor the start of 'his , club's three-game serie.s with the Pittsburgh Pirates. Durocher was hospital· ized for the second lime this season last Tuesduy with an inflamed colon. The· same problem this spring sidelined the 67·year old Durocher for 21 days. ova~onR ' 125 Ma on Sl., !192·2171 Pomeroy, 0. Your Complete Tire Canter PdMEROY tie the seore on homers by Ron Fairly Heliever l)Qn McMahon picked up his first won of the """'"" for I 1·3 Innings of. shutout pitchinB. ARTIFICIAL •I AMERICAN HARDWARE ltttWfter• Open Evenings 'Til8 :00 A ITi er,uf'l Ph amounts of rewards paylble for aH lllllances shall not ucaed $140,000. • Pomeroy M<lltor Lugue SUnd1n9' 8y Un111d Pr'tU Jnlti'"'tloul Birds win-8th straight on last inning rally t L d NL time. I put those kind of people e e1u~s o ea outta my mind Mays missed almost two lull " vou · know th e z wanna seasons, lhen. returned to the truth' " he g oes on. "It's a . . Y or k Goants '" 1954 . and plearure to be playing at my batted .345 to lead .the Naloonal age and doing the things I'm He also hll 41 homers doing. I honestl think I Ia ed that y~ar and 51 a year later. mOC'e than an/body thO::g~ r Wo~Je . has 660 homers so far could . Al the beginning of the and ot os entirely conceovable season they didn't think 1 could J'"d he ~1ot gone off to the army play at ali. r hurt my arm the . ne moght have hot ' say _. spnng . traomng .. I' . second day "' 1 conserva ove y, 35 homers m trying to thr the ball 1952 and 40 more in 1953. Had hard loo quicklo; It still hurL!~ that . been the case, you can little, but my knees are okay fogure out who the forst man t.o and so are my leg M , i,lreak Babe Ruth's all·lilne They don 't bother~~ 1~:es . record would've been . anythin 1 d0n't ~ 1 see But Willie Mays never brings yet , g. n gasses that ~p . All he says is all credit It· 15 . f t Ia . •- hi ood · . sa e o say no p yer on w s g . f~oend, Hank Aaron. the game today has given the . What Wollie ~opes lo do now fans as many thrills as Willie lf1 these last sox weeks of the Mays has sl·nce "t · heIp the Gia t.; . '"' came up 0 season w1'lh the Mets IS 1951 them win a few ball games and Backnln othnose da. "· . of th . ys, '"' was keep he Ipong some elr lhe "Say Hey Kid" and his players. , . trade mark was running out The same yo,'~nger You know why I m sUII from under his hat. He doe 't piaymg lhos year ?" he says. do that much a sn long mileage "I'll tell you why. Only because · nyrnore . tires that I'm back here in New York are original where I started and I fell some still wanted to see me equipment people play. Look, I know some days r - - - -- - - - - - . Plus S2 67 to S2 96 on new I'm not good, not playing well . per 11re FE T and 4 old l ~re !l Some days I'm all right though . 1974 cars I do the best I can . If you Two cord body plieS of watched the games 1 played, r don'llhink I played ~ad .'' He's Right Up to a Point 169 N. Second Mays i• right. Up to a pcint Middleport, Ohio He ha• played In only :.J games this season and has a Double belt under tread .215 batting average. 22 ·RBI's AppOintment not S•m•lor l and 6 homers. always necessary . For a man 42 that's' not bod; lor Willie Mays. it's almost...__ one 2·272) emwrasslng. The Com · . 1'1!11. 111eR• the rlaht to detennint the PII10II or penons ~t~UIIH to tht rnard •• 11 Pomtroy , OhiO . Nltlonet ldvertls lng rtprt'ltntl,lvt Bolllntll l· Gtllltgher, Inc .( 12 hst .t~d St ., NtW York .. New York . SUbScription ratn : . Dtllvtrfd by cerrltr w'htrt IVIfllblt 55 cents ptr wtlk ; ly Motor Aoutt where <trrltr urvlce not hl!llbll : Oflt!" month, u . e.v n!lllln OhiO and W. VI., One Ytar, 1"1 SIK monlhf, ·1.50. Thr.. monthf , U .50. '1(»95 POLYESTER FIBERGLASS ' Saturday by The OhiO Valley Publlth lng Compln~ , 111 Siz11 A78 ·13, 878·14. C78 ·14. E78 ·14.16 F78·14, 16 ~ OUR CHICAGO PA INT Euc . Ed. 350 v.s motor, auto. trans. , P. S., bucket seats, console . people - mouth, was released on $500 bond. He told police he has worked for General Telephone eight years. The Com· munica lions Workers of America struck General of. !ices throughout the state earlier this summer. OR£'5 ROBERT HOEFLICH , City Editor 70 MALIBU COUPE Karr & Van Zan'dt • 8 DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS -MASON .. REA CHESTER L. TANNEH ILL, USED CARS • or attempts to WGfk duri~l ~ strike, or for aidin1 or procurin& any person to do such an act. ... lub•cri_,.IOn pt lc e '"' CIUdtl Suncttv TIMII · ltfttlntl. vALU• AAftD • lhepeaptelft G-T employe of Portsmouth held 1 Lee MASON, W. VA. (For information leading to arrest and conviction) The Dai~ Sentinel ' ·IAZZILLI SIGNS NEW YORK (UP! ) - 1, This Week's Special AGENCY, INC. New H av~> n , W. Va . 113·5592 N11 tional League Easl, st o·u g~irll buck tO tie the I!COfC :~:1 on a walk, another double by Sk,ub, anoU1er walk nnd n sacrofi ce ny by Clcon Jones. Neother team could muster much in the lith and 15th as the relief pill'hlng of Clay Carroll and Mc;Graw and g()()d fielding plays dominated. In the 16th the Reds just exploded. Johnny Bench, lhe leagues' lop llBJ man, drove in Dennis Menke with the winning run "n a single up !he middle, but the Reds were eager to leave the M•t.; little chance for a comeback. Menke had started the fiverun outburst with a single and was se nt to third on another s1ngle by Tony Perez . Alter Bench's hit, Stahl walked and Mc;Gr" w came out ollhe game with the bases loaded. Met reliever Harry !'arker was overwhe lmed by the Red lide and gave up a two-run single to C~sar Geronimo and a two-run triple to Ed Crosby. tlw contrac t with theMets MOI!day. MazzilU, who attended high school in Brooklyn, N.Y., bats and throws both right handed and left handed. · II 882·1l2l 1't1M Mdl~uw . Uut U1c MPl-1 1 fo~htio1g to escupe the cellnr In free agent draft, signed a " . I ' ' . 111 y11r1 1111 "''""'' P .5D J three montfll, now a way of life for many , .:~s the American- woman succeeds in raising · a .family , In business , the arts , or in meaningful volunteer work . American women certainly do lead busy . active, many faceted lives. To be able to lead such active lives , lhe Amerlcan woman must rely on many modern appliances to cut t ime · consum i ng househo ld chores . One such appliance is a water re.liner . Our water refining appliance works all through · the house . keeping ~tubborn tap wa ter spots off cOunters , e lim ina~ng tt1e need lor J.owel Qrying dishes, keep ing the rtng out of the ~thtub and rem ovi ng li me streaks from floors , woodwQrk and windows . Don ' t you think your busy lite demands a Water Refiner? For· mor e in · for mation , all 881-2525 . h) I~·ouus M•nke off reliever Mazzilli , the New York Mets ' No. I draft choice in the Jure psyche. That which used lo 1 Jane : Goo_d. auestion \ And mo9ern women are answering it by recogmzmg tha t female friendships are as important to them as are male friendships to men. Your mother speaks for HER generation, and the girl friend you mention is still into it. Maybe she isn't the type you'd like as a lifelong friend. - HELEN solo homo·o·~ IJy t.nrry SUoht '"'~ J oe MtJr~:m to ulllli)St thl' ex:ad !Ia iii~ ~ll•lt 400.Iefl out In o·iHhl· ccntcrliel<l on lhc · s colld nlld Ulird innin~s .• und NJw York t.oqualizing wilh :1 pair or rm 1s on doubles by :rom &!aver :111d .Felix Millan, a ~Ingle und a 'sacrifke fly in lhe sixth, · Jack Billingham , the Heds' sturter, wa• ove q1owering through the first live Innings as he allowed only a sin~le and 11 double to Husly Staub, strurk out four and walked none. Billingham left alter 7 1·3 innings, having given up two earned runs and seven hits. Conversely, Seaver was unim· pressive until the seventh, when he seemed to draw strength from his team's comeback, and lor ·the next six innings he pilehed as well as he ever has in his career, &!aver struck out the side in the seventh . repeated the trick in the nin th, and when he was removed for a pinch·hitter in the 12th he had recorded 12 strikeouts and retired the Reds in order fi ve of his last six innings. The Reds appeared to ha ve won it finally In the 13th inning when they scratched out a run on singles by Pete Rose and Joe Morgan and a squeeze bunt be a way of life for a few is GARDENS . ' Danny Savre let the experts debate, endlessly , the femin ine myst i que ! Am erica n women are far too busy ~reating an exciting new life-style for th~mselves to care who w in s the discu ssion over the ir FOLIAGE ~~rlo~CNY m!~~ :g mm \ P~bl ltt'!td • GR E E.NHOUSE DUDLEY'S I ilir' . . . ~· ...JPi'·"" · '' • !s ,:i m:!: m m:mmi&IEI. terrey, Mexico, f~ces Birming· 'ham, . Mich., In a Latif Ameroca·U.S. North matchuP< The semifinals will be hefd Thursday with the champio6· ship, scheduled for 2 p.m. ElY}' Saturday, when officials expe~t a capacity crowd of abo~Jt 32,000. , About 8,000 teams in ao nations of the free world began play last month in eigM regional tournaments for bOl(s aged 11 and 12. mm m:m c: mm :m No.~ +++ Nuqh 3• MOSCOW ( UPI) - Spurred Clernent Wins Glamor t;vent by the yeou1~n effort of eight The glamor 1,~00 -me lers men, a disqualification and un event, minus many of' the upheld protest, the United world's glamor mllers, went to Slates trackmen finally owned Brllain's Frank Clement, who two gold medals today as the outraced another two Unlversl· World University Games ty of North Carollna men-5switched the focus lo swimming foot-7 Reggie McAfee and Tony Waldrop-ln 3:42.3. 1111d basketball. Once again It was the host "1 gave him the race," said Soviet Union bringing in anoth· Waldrop who finished second. er boatload of gold medals- "I gave him too much leeway this lime eight, bringing its and lel him get away . Look at overall total lo U, while me. I'm not even tired now." Romania was a far-dlslant Despite the overall domina· second with three golds. The United States, mean· while, picked up ita first two golds lhe hard way- in the relays. In the 400.meter relay, the team of Thomas Whatley of Alabama, Wardell Gilbreath of New Mexico J .C., Larry Brown of Lincoln College and sieve Riddick of Norfolk Slate sped to a new games' record of 39.1 seconds in edging the rival WILLIAMSPORT, Pa, (UPI) include lour teams from the Russians. . - Eight tsams, survivors of an United SLates and one each Then came the game's first 8,IJOO.team tournament played from Mexico, Canada, Germs· "incident" · on three continents, begin play ny and Taiwan. Urchenko Disqualified today in their quest of the Little The Taiwan team, winners in As Soviet anchorman Simeon League World Series champiOn· three of the last four tour· Kotcher overhauled Dennis ship. naments, again looms as the Schqllz · of Oklahoma Stale The eight finalists , with a favorite. Tainan City, Ole Far down the stretch of the 1,60(1. . combined record ·of 91-li, East represenllltive, Lakes on meter relay, it appeared the the European representative, . o ld ha t ttl Major League Leaders Bitburg AFB of Germany in Am er1cans w u ve o se e By united Press tnternationill for just one track and field gold Leading Batten one of today's games. About for the entire competition. But N.at!o~•' ~=a~~· h. pet. 8,000 persons were expected to a disqualification on the Rus· Rose, Cln 125 523 90 180 .344 attend. sian's No 2 man Valery Wtsn·, Hou 127 472 84 151 .no In .the other game today, • ' Perz. Cln 118 439 55 138 .314 Urchenko, gave the Americans Madox. SF 108 432 56 135 .m Whalley, British Columbia, the Cedno. Hou 105 392 •• 122 .3!! Canadian champion, plays the the gold after ail · Unsr , Phil 104 328 49 102 .311 ·"He (Urchenko) grabbed my crdnl , Chi 115 420 65 129 .307 Southern U.S. representative, foot as I . was moving into ~~~f~~F ~~ Tampa, Fla. position on the final turn,'> said eonds, SF 121 m 104 144 .302 · Tainan City, 10-1 coming into Darwin Bond of Tennessee, the g~~1;~; l~ J~; today's game, has scored 120 U.S. runner. ''I nearly.fell American League runs and allowed its. opponents over, but just the same, I never carw , Min 11~ · 4~~ plc5ti on,ly seven. 01 the team's 14 thought they'd have the guts to Hrtn , oet 83 308 35 100 .325 payers, 12 are batting better call it " Mrcr, NY 126 486 61 !56 .321 than .:ioo and their pitchers · Mav , Mil 120 489 74 156 .319 The Russians later protested Mnsn . NY m 405 61 126 .311 have thrown seven shutouts. to no . avail, but after waiting On Wednesday, Colonie, N.Y., vainly at the awards stands for Davs, sao !04 418 41 127 .304 will meet Tucson, A)'iz., in a SO"le sort of a decision, the ~~~~~~OS ~~ lg~ battle of the u.s. East and U;S. foursome decided to make Home Runs their 'presentation" and, in Pitt National League: . StargeiL JS · Evans , Atl 34 ; Bonds , unison, leaped to the flrst;>lace SF 33 ; Johnson. At I 32 ;' Aaron , platform and shook their fists At~~erlcan League : Jackson, triwnphanUy to the dwindling Oak 30 : Fisk, Bos. Mayberry number of speclators still left and Otis, KC 2A ; Robinson . Cal 23 . irFlhe sllldium. Runs Balled on · h f'-'-hed National League : Bench, Cin Th e RUSStans, W 0 lu1:1 90 ; Stargell, Pitt 89 ; EVans , All with 17 of the 34 gold medals in 81 ; Singleton, Mtl 86; Perez, track.and field, added Six more C i~!3erican League : Jackson , to their total Mon<lliy, including Oak 101 ; Mayberry , KC 93 : the 5 000 meters where Mikhal'l Murcer, NY 82: Otis , KC 80 : ' Scott, Mil 76. Zheiovoski out-kicked Glen HePitching rold · of the · University . of National League: Bryant. SF 18-8; . Bllllngtlam. Cln 16 -8.' Wisconsin. Seaver, NY 15 -6 ; Sutton, LA 15"l gave it everything I had" 1: Osteen . LA 14-6: Gullett, Cln 14-8. the dejected Herold said later. American League: wood, Chi "I guess it J'ust wasn't enough · 10·18: Holtzman. Oak 18·10: . Coleman, Oet 18 -11; Palmer, l wanted ll so bad too." Bait 11 ·6 : Singer. Cat 16·10 . · NEW YORK tUI'II - The ,~nclnrn~ll Reds lou~htlh~ New ork MeL! for the last lime thiJl :teuon Monday and through 15 Innings th Y batlil'll to a grllly stendstill. .. In the lBth. the Reds ran wild ,with live runs on five hits and sent the dis.sappointed crowd of 29,!184 home to a late dinner as '!-fie MeL! absorbed an 11-3 loss • It was a game of disti~ct changes In momentum, Cinncin. Hati, moving out early behind Little League World Series begins today Rap: Ever)1ime one or my girl friends gets a steady guy, bang, there goes our friendship. She gets together with me only i[ the fellow can 't be with her, and she'll break any kind of plans with other girls ilhe asks her lo. My mother says this is the way life is -a girl's life revolves around a man, and other women are just fill·ins. If women think so little of their "sisters" how can they ever geo together for liberation? - JANE 1• You,South. hold : gold 21 The bidding has been :' Wesl .>OU'i'R IDI Reds take finale Uon by the ltussluns und medal swndlngs willl Urep disappointment of lh~ United silvers and nine brontes In Slates, the oulslundlng per· addition to the two ~olds, was former of the truck competition putting IL! unbeuten basketball quite pO!!Sibly was a young lady team back In . action today from Finland with the me morn· a~alnst CzechOslovukJa. ble name of Mona·lJsa Pur· And with the swimming ats,o slainen. Miss Pursiainen, who stated to begin, the Americans won the woonen's 100 meters pre expected to rebOund som• Friday came back lo give her what- though not enough tp countr; illl second gold modal catch the Soviet.s, who have with 8 22.4 triumph in the 200:. turned these games into f meter sprint personal ~howcase for their The United Slates, which has athleloc moght. moved Into lhird place in lhe AND TO FAITH'S FATHER, MR. S: Your liUle girl has a lot of sense. If the tJoy is not for her, she'll realize il on her own, and if he is, then you had better realize a girl makes her own decisions here. Fathers don't always "No" best! You've been honest, which is good. Now, be open enough to admit il if these kids prove you wrong. - HELEN INEW SP APER ENTERPRISE ASSN I WEST ;;: +++ .--------....;..-., strong five·card suit and such NORTil !l hands represent too much trick • Q64 taklng potential lor a one no• 72 trum p opening . +864 3 S1w Hotlt'l Dar Faith: While you're talking to your father, why not bring out how difficult it is being merely ·"Mr. S.. .'s little girl " and never a person in your own right. Perhaps he'll sense, as l did, that part of this first great love of yours is rebellion - you've finally done something that doesn't make you "the spittin' image" of your Dad . - HELEN ' . Caution of an expert's play . . • K Q 72 ancl Faith : You've desc'l'ibed your rather as a verv lntelli2ent man who is careful with his words. Perhaps those words make more sense than you'll admit ri~ht now . · On the other hand, I don 't think he's giving you or yoon· boyfriend a fair chance. You are willing to wait lor an engagement 11 Until you're sure.'' which shows maturity. He shotrtd stop worrying lung enough to realize there's not much need for worry. Since your father only voiced his opinion, and didn't issue an outright order, he's left tllf road open for talk. So explain (but be gentle for he's proba~iy scarod to death) that you're not rushing intoan)1hing - you only want to experience this part of your life with this one guy ... it may last and it may not, but either way, it will be a good memory. - SUE WIN AT BRIDGE •.. ~ llt•lt·u Helen and Sui' : My fathm· is a very influcntiul111an in our eonuuunily : hl' holds a top school admini>tralor's Job. I am an only daughter the "spitlin' ionKge" of Dact 'as he tells me and c1•eryone. !"rankly, 1 am a litHe tired of being thought of only in relation to him. I've worked hard for recognition : won lop honors at school. not only in grades but in singing and writing. But when someone mentions my nanJe, it's always. "Oh yes, Mr. S.. .'s little gi rl ," and the t'Onversation immediately points to HIS merits. l admit he has many, but he can't a~cept Uoe fact that his little gi rl is growing up and is capa·bte of choosing her own guy . · You sl"e. my bOyfriend nnd rare sure it's real1 but we weren't going to arl!\Olltl{'C our engl.1gement until after we graduate from high school next year. This wilt give us lime lobe doubly sure we probably can't marry for fow· years. as I'm going on to college and lle'llwanlto gel a good start on a job. We feel we're being matw·e about this. but my Dad threw a bombshell last week. He took me aside and told me that, after long and careful cons.ideralion, he had to say he didn't approve of my boyfriend. He said he isn 't good enough [or me, and doesn't think l should date him any more. Dad isn 'I the type to whom you can reply sharply, "That's my own business ' " So what should l do ? - FAITH One of my kids brought home " deck or playing e~!fds that has photographs instead of pictures on them. Very , rrry interesting. No . ll's not what you're thinking , because there isn't a pornographic picture in the lot. Alittle cheeseeake. bul no porno. This is a •·nostalgia" dec]< of cards, and it's about to drive me bananas, because there are many f11ces 1simpl)' can't rcc{lgnize. (The photos are very poor reproductions. making it hard(·•·. and some of the people aren't passe. al all , making it even harder.) Identifying some of the great names moslh· from the movies, en me easy : ' . '· · · The ac~s are easy. (Easy Aces, a nostalgia pun in itself): Humphrey Bogart, B;obe Ruth, Charli~ Chaplin and W. C. F~clds who also is the 6 of clubs) . Ditto lor the kiJ1~s a•~i queens: Buster Keatoil, S.n. Robert F'. Kennedy , Clark Gable and Tiny Tim (Tiny Tim???) are the kings, along with Shirley Temple, Shirley again - a bit older, Patricia Neat. and Clara !low representing I he distaff side. The jacks are a little tougher, but I'm reasonnbly sure they're Ernest Hemingway, James Dean, Napoleon Bonapnrte, and (puzzlingly) the jack of hearts is Diana Ross aiKI the Supremes. Alter that, the going gelS rougher, except for a few obvious ones. I t'Ould quickly spot Lon Chaney as the Wolfman as the joker. Among hearts were Peter Lorre (trey); .llya from the "Man from U.N.C.L.E." as the 4; Harold Lloyd ( 9) ; Laurel & Hardy (deuce); Dr. Albert Einstein (5); and Marilyn Monroe (8, and also U1e 6 or diamonds) . Marlene Dietrich is the deuce of clubs, Other clubs reatnre the Marx Brothers as lhe trey; Barbara Streisand (8); anti Joh n Garfield (5). Among _the diamonds are Gov. Ronald Reagan in a cowboy role on lhe trey ; Salty Rand (I); Bob Hope, Bing Crosby and Dorothy !.amour in one oftheir "road" pictures (7) : Spades show Steve Mc~een on the 4; Bela Lugosi as Count Dracula (7); and Charles Laughton as Captain Bligh ( 101. Okay, I go that far, with a lot of help from my wife. and even a bit from the owner of th~ cards, daughter Vyvyaruw. But now U1e worrisome part begins: . I'm fairly sure that's Theda Bara playing Cleopatra on the 10 of hearts, and my wife insists lhat it's Jennifer Jones on the 9 of spades. I believe Paul Muni as Dr. Louis Pasteur is on the lO or diamonds, but maybe it's Pasteur, himself. My wife goes back and isn't absolutely sure that's Shirley Temple on lhe queen of clubs, and the actress on the 7 of hearts is so darned famili.a r that we can't agree on who it really is . Ditto for her fellow heart, the !hspot. The 4of clubs looks a little like young Jerry Lewis, bul I can't be sure. And the deuce of diamonds looks like Paulette Goddard, maybe. Or is she the5of diamonds? No, that's Anne Baxter. The spades are most baming, and we strike out on lhe deuce, trey, 5, 6, and 8 -although I think the 8 is either Peter Ustino\' OC' Mick Jagger. The 8 and 9 of diamonds, along with the 1 and 9 of clubs, baffle us completely, even though the faces are familiar . But the old biddy on the 10 of .clubs is totally familiar to some people, maybe, but not me. Once you get into this noslaigia thing, it's hard .to get ooL And I think I'm al the point on these cards, of getting ooL Because the only alternative is to walth an awfullol of late, la te shows. . H~ .. »•ui'S "Spit lin' hnug•·" Rob<•ls BY PAUL CRABTREE ' ,~ GenPration Rap • WillS u. s. finally ;:.; .:-::,. ;:,:;.:...•:·:·:·:·:·:·:·.·.-:.,:.; ..•;.:·:Nl\X"~"+;.,..~-.:o~::.;-.'-'"':;~ .. nllnel, Middleport Pomeroy. 0. Auq ?I, IYlJ The Dally .. .' • • 7 �, •' • •' 4 - The Daily Senrinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Aug . 21,1973 Mrs. Hawk feted recently Mrs-. Fred lioffman and Mrs. Eugene Smith entertained recenUy with a bridal shower honoring Robin Duckworth Hawk. The shower was held at the Roffman hnme. Yellow and green colors were used in the decorations and a decorated cake was served wih coffee, soft drinks . ' mmls and nuts. Guests were Mrs . Helen Darst, Mrs. Marvin Yeauger, Mrs. Donna Byer, Mrs. Goldie Hawk, Mrs. Noma Zirkle, Sue and Rea $ffiith, Mr·s. Reva Beach, Mrs. Blanch Gilkey, . TUESDAY SOUTHERN Athletic . Boosters, 7:30 p.m. at high school. PUBLIC MEETING, 7:30 p.m. at Trinity Church, Pomeroy, to inform residents on .5 bond issue to be voted on . Nov. 6, which will provide funds for construction of training center for mentally retarded. All citizens are invited to attend. FRJENDLY Circle of Trinity Church, 7:30 Tuesday night at the Globokar camp on the Ohio River. In the event of rain the meeting will be held at the church. Anyone needing transportation is to be at the church. Mrs. Carl Kautz will have the program. WOMEN'S Auxiliar) -. Veterans Memorial Hospital, annual picnic, 6 p.m. at the · State Park on Route 33 (left side traveling toward Athens). ·Wecl . Correction WEDNESDAY AMERICAN Le gion Auxiliary, Feeney-Bennett Post 128, 6:30 potluck supper at the hall Wednesday night. Delegates to Buckeye Girls State from both Meigs and Eastern High School will report on their experiences. Meeting at 7:30p.m. FEENEY-Bennett Post 128, American Legion, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at . the hall . Members to join the auxiliary for a potluck dinner at 6:30. POMEROY. MIDDLEPORT Lions Club, noon, Meigs Inn All lions requesced to attend: THURSDAY MEIGS COUNTY Women's · Fellowship, Zion Church of · Christ, Thursday, at 7,30 p.m. Members asked to take something for Bible College studenls who are invited to attend the meeUng. OPEN AIR Revival at Albany Riding Club Grounds, Albany, today, Friday and Saturday, 7:30 nightly, Special smgers to be featured. Evangelist is the Rev. John L Elswick, Athens. The public ~ invited. WILLING Workers Class, Enterprise United Methodist Church, 7:30p.m. at the home of Mrs. James Will. Bsrbara Kline, Mrs. Carolyn' Bachner, Linda BoyleS, Mrs. Shennan Buskirk, Jr., Nancy Buskirk, Mrs Dale Snider, Mrs. Jer~y Hawk, Mrs. Robert Srnltll, Mrs . Arthur Musser, Brenda Donahue, Mrs. Ernie Srnith, Mrs . Merle Young and Ullian, Mrs. Pearl Hoffman, Debbie McGuffin. Mrs. Ellen Smith, Mrs . Maude Smith and Mrs. Rober!_Duckworth. Othel'l! presenting gifts to the honored guest were Mona Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur lioller, Mrs. Anna Stacey, Peggy Stacey, Uliie Hubbard, Teresa Cremeans, Sally Zirkle, Marshal and Mlllarrl Spaulding, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kauff, Mrs Bea Stewart, Mrs. Betty Workman, Mrs. Jean Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Jenkins, Mrs. Dorothy Jenkins, Kitty Lowe and the Middleport First Baptist Church. Revival slated Several special evenls are planned for an outdoor revival Wednesday through September 1 at the Joppa Church with services beginning at 8 each evemng. On Aug. 25 old fashioned night will be held with bib overalls, lanterns, long dresses and bonnets to be featured. Sandy Curtis and her trio will provide music on- Aug. 27 and the Gospel Tones will provide music on Aug. 31. The Bissell Brothers will sing on oldfashioned niR_ht and on Sept. 1, the Tiny Trio and the Brotherhood Quartet from Vienna, W. Va., will be on hand. Singing on opening nignt will be the Coe Singers. Speaker for the series of ser.' vices will be the Rev. Robert Meese. • Esther Circle meets RACINE - A visit to the Syracuse Nur.sing Home wos. planned when lhe Esther Mlsslonnry Circle or the Racine Baptist Church met at the home of Mrs. Isabel Simpson recently . It was noted during the ~Ung that Doris Wolfe is in a Springfield hospital as a result Of a fail in which she fractured her hlp. Cards were sent to Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Wilma Anderson and Mrs. James W. Swart:!, a patient at the Holzer Medical Center 1 Pen sketches of the home and foreign missionaries to be remembered during the year were given . Miss Isabella Garris will be sent a gift for her September I birthday and the others to be remembered are the Rev. and Mrs. Bennett Dickerson. Group singing of "All My Hope . on God is Founded" ~ned the meeting with Mrs. Helen Simpson reading Matt. 6:9-13, along with the Lord's Prayer and Its ·meaning . Members gave a verse of scripture in response to roll call. Mrs . Edna Pickens presented the program on "Tbe Church." Readlngs were "Four Realms of the Church " · "Plan of God" "Warfare'" "How to Have; Perfect Day:O• "Your Mission' ' and 1'Lord Bless My Good lntenUons." Group singing of "My Prayer" concludt-d the meeting. Refreshments were !!Crved by the hostess to Miss Vcno Bergle , Mrs . Frances Wilcoxen , ' Mrs . I.llliat1 Hayman , Mrs . Dorothy Bad~ ley, Mrs. Hel~n Simpson, Mrs. Marie Hoy, Mrs. Marie Housh, Mrs . Edna Pkkens Mrs. Ura Morris, Mrs. Mildred Hurt, Mrs. Grace Jividen, Mrs. Grella Simpson, Mrs . Cora Webb and Mrs . Walter Bikacsan. Mrs . Hart will host the September meetln~ . RETURN HOME Mr . and Mrs . Dayton Strickland, Jr., have returned kl Portland, Ore., after a four week visit here . with his m~ther, Mrs. Flo Strickland. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Don Collins, Lincoln Heighls ; Mt·. and Mrs. John Strickland, Woodville; and Mr . and Mrs. Ronnie Collins, Columbus. Now-IJ reuniotJ beld The annual Roush family reunion was held recently at U1e home of Mr. und Mro. Albt!rt Rou h, Rt. 4, Pomeroy . Attending were Mrs. Mary Dt.-an, Bidwell; Mt'S. Bill Dean, Hutland ; Mrs. Homer lloush, Lee Skinner, Mark and Douglas, Blacksville, W, Va.; Mrs. Clarence Cumberledge and Marvin Lynn, Braze, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Penestin, Jeff, Curtis and Cynthia Matheny, Jacksonville, N. C.; Mr . and Mrs, Dale Roush, Sherrie, David, St. Albans, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs.· Roger Roush and I;louglas, · Pataskala; Mr. and Mrs. Larry f' lowers, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kessinger, Kathy Smith, Kevin and Christy, and Becky and Kenny Roush all Rl. 4, Pomeroy. SLATE DEDICATION Dedication services will be held ai the Burlingham Church Sun~ay, Aug. 26 at 2 p.m. Fenney Bennett Post 12.8, American Legion, Middleport, will present the church with a Christian and American -flag. Mrs. Ralph Kerns, with the aro of Paul Haponstall, secured the flags for the church. PLAN REUNION The annual Whaley reunion will be held Sunday, Aug. 26, at tlle Rock Springs Grange Hall TO HAVE SOCIAL on the fairgrounds. the An ice cream social will be reunion will ' begin with a held at the Bashan fire house basket dinner at noon. August 25, beginning at 6 p.m. •• Krodel park is site offamily reunion The Miller family reunion was held Sunday at the Krodel Park Club House at Point PleaSiinl. Officers were' elected SON IIORN SYRACUSE - Mr. and Mrs. William Davis, Jr., announce tlle birth or an eight pound, hall Ollflte son, William Pai.rlck, August t8. He Is welcomed at home by a four year-old sister, Angela Kaye. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bob Moore, Syracuse; Mr . and Mrs. William Davis, Sr., Mid· dleport. Great-grandparents are Mrs. Nettle Moore Syracuse, Mr . and Mrs: Clarence lhle, Mason, and Mrs. Edna Icenhower, Columbus. and ohrns were made for U1c 1974 reunion to be lleld on the last Sunday of July . Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Jumes Matheny, Douglas . Jerry and Jim, LO)I)n, W. Va.; Mr . and Mrs. Charles Kessinger, l\t. 4, Pomeroy ; Mr. and Mrs. Darrell .Herdman, Lucinda , Darrell and Lynnette, Mrs. Mirla Herd· man, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parsons, Leon , W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Boles and daughter, Eileen, Colnmbus. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hoffman and Lois, Point Pleasant; Mr. BQd Mrs. Roy Miller, Christy, Carl and Jim, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Whaley and David, Columbus; Mr . and Mrs. Ralph Miller and Teresa, Point DAUGHTER BORN Spec. 5 and Mrs. Chester Roush, Alexander, va., announce the birth of. a daughter, Stacie ' Elaine, at Bethesda Naval Hospital, Sa turday, August 16. The infant weighed eight pounds and four and onehall ounces. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lieving, West Columbia, paternal grandfather is Earl Roush, Pomeroy. by the firemen and the auxiliary. There wUl be entertainment. SIRLOIN STEAK GROUND CHUCK USDA CHOICE LEAN & TENDER --~.. PER GOOD FOOD Second and GOOD EATERS At the Pomeroy -Mas-on Bridge 99 '! 1 . 3-lb. .Swift's Premium SPICED LUNCH MEAT•••• -~~~~7 99 · '' ; Lean and Tender T-BONE STEAK ROUND STEAK lb. GRADE A EGGS •1•' ~~i 79~ ·94 sMm 6 d()Z. $ BANQUET SCOT lAO jumoo$ PLAN HOMECOMING . Tlw annual homecoming of the Silver Run Freewill Baptist Church will_ be held Sunday, Aug . 26 wtth morning and afternoon services. A basket dinner will he held at noon. The public is invited to attend. 1vs. Every Day low Price for Fashionable Priced to Please SCOT LAD VINEGAR New Fall Sportswear 111 latning & Preser.ing ~ Fried Chicken ICE CREAM rolls FAVORITE BREAD $ t..ieQ,.£~ 24b. pkg. !!f~,.,...~~ •.. - 1h gal. 10 Pieces $ 98 TWJN POPS .~-~~~-.~~.~ .......................6pak 29' TV DINNERS ..... ~-~~-~~-~~............~~~.~: 49' BANQUET POT- PIES .......... :....... 4 for s1 4 COOL WHIP...~~~~~:.~ ....................~ 3 plastic $1 crt. ¢ galkin lb. . " -~ Lean and Tender cans cans for ' · . USDA Q10ice 3oz. TO HOLD SALE A rummage sale will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday and Saturday at the Chester Fire House under the sponsorship of the Mt. Hermon Women ' s Missionary Association. 49 EXTRA LEAN •459 CHOPPED HAM •••••••••••• ~~. Swift's Prem1um • on~ OUI\te MIRACLE MARGARINE You Should See It At 'lOLA'S ~:ort!ainef lb. by Kraft Main at Sycamore POMEROY, OHIO 0 US, THURSDAY 1:00 P.M. · Within 10 year s he'll be entire history. We must have · graduated, looking for a job. If trillions of BTU 's of heal availelectric power isn't availa ble, able from some fu el to provide the power needed In the 1980's his JOb won't be. · We a re a nation built on -, and use the fu el In a way that e lectric energy. Our e nti re . ca uses a minimal impact on the economy hums to the tune of environment. generators that run all IndusObviously s uch a massive program creates the opportutries. . Withln 10 years we must nlty for differences ol opinions build as much new generating and priorities. Our promise to capability as we've built In our you Is simply this: we recognize the necessity to preserve the environment for future genera.· tlons (our children wlllllve here too) and will take every 1espon: sl ble measure to do so. We also M&R's, NEW electric power -and will take every responsible action to make sure It's available. In fact, we are obligated by law to do so. In fulfillment of these two objectives-we'll do o~r best to strike an acceptable balance between environmental consid erations and the need for ad ditional electric power. 24 count pkg. cartoo on~ CHEWING TOBACCO crt. M Brands on Sale on~ - lb. . $ 69 $ 88 RC COLA ,. PAK 1r 16 oz. 7 OZ. pkg. r FRIDAY ONLY Jumbo Size I BANANAS must recognize the need for TWIN POPS 280ct Golden Ripe . 9$ ' Coca-Col HEAD LETTUCE each 28~ llttu-mable 8otUe • 8 PAP: I • ·, • POP or DIET-RITE mLA 9 fAYGO SUGAR fR£f • DAD'S ROOT BE'ER Diet Rite Cola Ill WIDNESDA Y'S PAPER at. bots. Big 32 oz. bats. NEW! DISH BARN .... $ PORTERHOUSE •••••••••••• ~b~. Adolph's Dairy Valley • By Derringer " • GROUND ROUND . 99 USDA ~ wn and Tender LimE CIGARS \ lb. CUBE ·STEAK ••••••••••••••• !b~~ 1 M.EET HERE Facia Tissues in Family Pak •• • Sun. 10 to 10 'We Reserve The Right To Um\t Quantities" USDA Choice -lean and Tender EXTRA LEAN USDA CHOICE We Accept Federal Food Stamps PHONE: 992-3480 PUFFS .. ~0 MARKET • Open Daily 9 to 69 lb. _/ 10 cans p~ 16 Ol. bats. •1 I I . .. �, •' • •' 4 - The Daily Senrinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Aug . 21,1973 Mrs. Hawk feted recently Mrs-. Fred lioffman and Mrs. Eugene Smith entertained recenUy with a bridal shower honoring Robin Duckworth Hawk. The shower was held at the Roffman hnme. Yellow and green colors were used in the decorations and a decorated cake was served wih coffee, soft drinks . ' mmls and nuts. Guests were Mrs . Helen Darst, Mrs. Marvin Yeauger, Mrs. Donna Byer, Mrs. Goldie Hawk, Mrs. Noma Zirkle, Sue and Rea $ffiith, Mr·s. Reva Beach, Mrs. Blanch Gilkey, . TUESDAY SOUTHERN Athletic . Boosters, 7:30 p.m. at high school. PUBLIC MEETING, 7:30 p.m. at Trinity Church, Pomeroy, to inform residents on .5 bond issue to be voted on . Nov. 6, which will provide funds for construction of training center for mentally retarded. All citizens are invited to attend. FRJENDLY Circle of Trinity Church, 7:30 Tuesday night at the Globokar camp on the Ohio River. In the event of rain the meeting will be held at the church. Anyone needing transportation is to be at the church. Mrs. Carl Kautz will have the program. WOMEN'S Auxiliar) -. Veterans Memorial Hospital, annual picnic, 6 p.m. at the · State Park on Route 33 (left side traveling toward Athens). ·Wecl . Correction WEDNESDAY AMERICAN Le gion Auxiliary, Feeney-Bennett Post 128, 6:30 potluck supper at the hall Wednesday night. Delegates to Buckeye Girls State from both Meigs and Eastern High School will report on their experiences. Meeting at 7:30p.m. FEENEY-Bennett Post 128, American Legion, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at . the hall . Members to join the auxiliary for a potluck dinner at 6:30. POMEROY. MIDDLEPORT Lions Club, noon, Meigs Inn All lions requesced to attend: THURSDAY MEIGS COUNTY Women's · Fellowship, Zion Church of · Christ, Thursday, at 7,30 p.m. Members asked to take something for Bible College studenls who are invited to attend the meeUng. OPEN AIR Revival at Albany Riding Club Grounds, Albany, today, Friday and Saturday, 7:30 nightly, Special smgers to be featured. Evangelist is the Rev. John L Elswick, Athens. The public ~ invited. WILLING Workers Class, Enterprise United Methodist Church, 7:30p.m. at the home of Mrs. James Will. Bsrbara Kline, Mrs. Carolyn' Bachner, Linda BoyleS, Mrs. Shennan Buskirk, Jr., Nancy Buskirk, Mrs Dale Snider, Mrs. Jer~y Hawk, Mrs. Robert Srnltll, Mrs . Arthur Musser, Brenda Donahue, Mrs. Ernie Srnith, Mrs . Merle Young and Ullian, Mrs. Pearl Hoffman, Debbie McGuffin. Mrs. Ellen Smith, Mrs . Maude Smith and Mrs. Rober!_Duckworth. Othel'l! presenting gifts to the honored guest were Mona Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur lioller, Mrs. Anna Stacey, Peggy Stacey, Uliie Hubbard, Teresa Cremeans, Sally Zirkle, Marshal and Mlllarrl Spaulding, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kauff, Mrs Bea Stewart, Mrs. Betty Workman, Mrs. Jean Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Jenkins, Mrs. Dorothy Jenkins, Kitty Lowe and the Middleport First Baptist Church. Revival slated Several special evenls are planned for an outdoor revival Wednesday through September 1 at the Joppa Church with services beginning at 8 each evemng. On Aug. 25 old fashioned night will be held with bib overalls, lanterns, long dresses and bonnets to be featured. Sandy Curtis and her trio will provide music on- Aug. 27 and the Gospel Tones will provide music on Aug. 31. The Bissell Brothers will sing on oldfashioned niR_ht and on Sept. 1, the Tiny Trio and the Brotherhood Quartet from Vienna, W. Va., will be on hand. Singing on opening nignt will be the Coe Singers. Speaker for the series of ser.' vices will be the Rev. Robert Meese. • Esther Circle meets RACINE - A visit to the Syracuse Nur.sing Home wos. planned when lhe Esther Mlsslonnry Circle or the Racine Baptist Church met at the home of Mrs. Isabel Simpson recently . It was noted during the ~Ung that Doris Wolfe is in a Springfield hospital as a result Of a fail in which she fractured her hlp. Cards were sent to Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Wilma Anderson and Mrs. James W. Swart:!, a patient at the Holzer Medical Center 1 Pen sketches of the home and foreign missionaries to be remembered during the year were given . Miss Isabella Garris will be sent a gift for her September I birthday and the others to be remembered are the Rev. and Mrs. Bennett Dickerson. Group singing of "All My Hope . on God is Founded" ~ned the meeting with Mrs. Helen Simpson reading Matt. 6:9-13, along with the Lord's Prayer and Its ·meaning . Members gave a verse of scripture in response to roll call. Mrs . Edna Pickens presented the program on "Tbe Church." Readlngs were "Four Realms of the Church " · "Plan of God" "Warfare'" "How to Have; Perfect Day:O• "Your Mission' ' and 1'Lord Bless My Good lntenUons." Group singing of "My Prayer" concludt-d the meeting. Refreshments were !!Crved by the hostess to Miss Vcno Bergle , Mrs . Frances Wilcoxen , ' Mrs . I.llliat1 Hayman , Mrs . Dorothy Bad~ ley, Mrs. Hel~n Simpson, Mrs. Marie Hoy, Mrs. Marie Housh, Mrs . Edna Pkkens Mrs. Ura Morris, Mrs. Mildred Hurt, Mrs. Grace Jividen, Mrs. Grella Simpson, Mrs . Cora Webb and Mrs . Walter Bikacsan. Mrs . Hart will host the September meetln~ . RETURN HOME Mr . and Mrs . Dayton Strickland, Jr., have returned kl Portland, Ore., after a four week visit here . with his m~ther, Mrs. Flo Strickland. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Don Collins, Lincoln Heighls ; Mt·. and Mrs. John Strickland, Woodville; and Mr . and Mrs. Ronnie Collins, Columbus. Now-IJ reuniotJ beld The annual Roush family reunion was held recently at U1e home of Mr. und Mro. Albt!rt Rou h, Rt. 4, Pomeroy . Attending were Mrs. Mary Dt.-an, Bidwell; Mt'S. Bill Dean, Hutland ; Mrs. Homer lloush, Lee Skinner, Mark and Douglas, Blacksville, W, Va.; Mrs. Clarence Cumberledge and Marvin Lynn, Braze, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Penestin, Jeff, Curtis and Cynthia Matheny, Jacksonville, N. C.; Mr . and Mrs, Dale Roush, Sherrie, David, St. Albans, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs.· Roger Roush and I;louglas, · Pataskala; Mr. and Mrs. Larry f' lowers, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kessinger, Kathy Smith, Kevin and Christy, and Becky and Kenny Roush all Rl. 4, Pomeroy. SLATE DEDICATION Dedication services will be held ai the Burlingham Church Sun~ay, Aug. 26 at 2 p.m. Fenney Bennett Post 12.8, American Legion, Middleport, will present the church with a Christian and American -flag. Mrs. Ralph Kerns, with the aro of Paul Haponstall, secured the flags for the church. PLAN REUNION The annual Whaley reunion will be held Sunday, Aug. 26, at tlle Rock Springs Grange Hall TO HAVE SOCIAL on the fairgrounds. the An ice cream social will be reunion will ' begin with a held at the Bashan fire house basket dinner at noon. August 25, beginning at 6 p.m. •• Krodel park is site offamily reunion The Miller family reunion was held Sunday at the Krodel Park Club House at Point PleaSiinl. Officers were' elected SON IIORN SYRACUSE - Mr. and Mrs. William Davis, Jr., announce tlle birth or an eight pound, hall Ollflte son, William Pai.rlck, August t8. He Is welcomed at home by a four year-old sister, Angela Kaye. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bob Moore, Syracuse; Mr . and Mrs. William Davis, Sr., Mid· dleport. Great-grandparents are Mrs. Nettle Moore Syracuse, Mr . and Mrs: Clarence lhle, Mason, and Mrs. Edna Icenhower, Columbus. and ohrns were made for U1c 1974 reunion to be lleld on the last Sunday of July . Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Jumes Matheny, Douglas . Jerry and Jim, LO)I)n, W. Va.; Mr . and Mrs. Charles Kessinger, l\t. 4, Pomeroy ; Mr. and Mrs. Darrell .Herdman, Lucinda , Darrell and Lynnette, Mrs. Mirla Herd· man, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parsons, Leon , W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Boles and daughter, Eileen, Colnmbus. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hoffman and Lois, Point Pleasant; Mr. BQd Mrs. Roy Miller, Christy, Carl and Jim, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Whaley and David, Columbus; Mr . and Mrs. Ralph Miller and Teresa, Point DAUGHTER BORN Spec. 5 and Mrs. Chester Roush, Alexander, va., announce the birth of. a daughter, Stacie ' Elaine, at Bethesda Naval Hospital, Sa turday, August 16. The infant weighed eight pounds and four and onehall ounces. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lieving, West Columbia, paternal grandfather is Earl Roush, Pomeroy. by the firemen and the auxiliary. There wUl be entertainment. SIRLOIN STEAK GROUND CHUCK USDA CHOICE LEAN & TENDER --~.. PER GOOD FOOD Second and GOOD EATERS At the Pomeroy -Mas-on Bridge 99 '! 1 . 3-lb. .Swift's Premium SPICED LUNCH MEAT•••• -~~~~7 99 · '' ; Lean and Tender T-BONE STEAK ROUND STEAK lb. GRADE A EGGS •1•' ~~i 79~ ·94 sMm 6 d()Z. $ BANQUET SCOT lAO jumoo$ PLAN HOMECOMING . Tlw annual homecoming of the Silver Run Freewill Baptist Church will_ be held Sunday, Aug . 26 wtth morning and afternoon services. A basket dinner will he held at noon. The public is invited to attend. 1vs. Every Day low Price for Fashionable Priced to Please SCOT LAD VINEGAR New Fall Sportswear 111 latning & Preser.ing ~ Fried Chicken ICE CREAM rolls FAVORITE BREAD $ t..ieQ,.£~ 24b. pkg. !!f~,.,...~~ •.. - 1h gal. 10 Pieces $ 98 TWJN POPS .~-~~~-.~~.~ .......................6pak 29' TV DINNERS ..... ~-~~-~~-~~............~~~.~: 49' BANQUET POT- PIES .......... :....... 4 for s1 4 COOL WHIP...~~~~~:.~ ....................~ 3 plastic $1 crt. ¢ galkin lb. . " -~ Lean and Tender cans cans for ' · . USDA Q10ice 3oz. TO HOLD SALE A rummage sale will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday and Saturday at the Chester Fire House under the sponsorship of the Mt. Hermon Women ' s Missionary Association. 49 EXTRA LEAN •459 CHOPPED HAM •••••••••••• ~~. Swift's Prem1um • on~ OUI\te MIRACLE MARGARINE You Should See It At 'lOLA'S ~:ort!ainef lb. by Kraft Main at Sycamore POMEROY, OHIO 0 US, THURSDAY 1:00 P.M. · Within 10 year s he'll be entire history. We must have · graduated, looking for a job. If trillions of BTU 's of heal availelectric power isn't availa ble, able from some fu el to provide the power needed In the 1980's his JOb won't be. · We a re a nation built on -, and use the fu el In a way that e lectric energy. Our e nti re . ca uses a minimal impact on the economy hums to the tune of environment. generators that run all IndusObviously s uch a massive program creates the opportutries. . Withln 10 years we must nlty for differences ol opinions build as much new generating and priorities. Our promise to capability as we've built In our you Is simply this: we recognize the necessity to preserve the environment for future genera.· tlons (our children wlllllve here too) and will take every 1espon: sl ble measure to do so. We also M&R's, NEW electric power -and will take every responsible action to make sure It's available. In fact, we are obligated by law to do so. In fulfillment of these two objectives-we'll do o~r best to strike an acceptable balance between environmental consid erations and the need for ad ditional electric power. 24 count pkg. cartoo on~ CHEWING TOBACCO crt. M Brands on Sale on~ - lb. . $ 69 $ 88 RC COLA ,. PAK 1r 16 oz. 7 OZ. pkg. r FRIDAY ONLY Jumbo Size I BANANAS must recognize the need for TWIN POPS 280ct Golden Ripe . 9$ ' Coca-Col HEAD LETTUCE each 28~ llttu-mable 8otUe • 8 PAP: I • ·, • POP or DIET-RITE mLA 9 fAYGO SUGAR fR£f • DAD'S ROOT BE'ER Diet Rite Cola Ill WIDNESDA Y'S PAPER at. bots. Big 32 oz. bats. NEW! DISH BARN .... $ PORTERHOUSE •••••••••••• ~b~. Adolph's Dairy Valley • By Derringer " • GROUND ROUND . 99 USDA ~ wn and Tender LimE CIGARS \ lb. CUBE ·STEAK ••••••••••••••• !b~~ 1 M.EET HERE Facia Tissues in Family Pak •• • Sun. 10 to 10 'We Reserve The Right To Um\t Quantities" USDA Choice -lean and Tender EXTRA LEAN USDA CHOICE We Accept Federal Food Stamps PHONE: 992-3480 PUFFS .. ~0 MARKET • Open Daily 9 to 69 lb. _/ 10 cans p~ 16 Ol. bats. •1 I I . .. �t I 6- The Daily Senllnel Middl eport Pomeroy 0, Auq 21.1973 , l Sentinel Classifieds Get Resu ts • WANT ADS INFOI<MATION " DEADLINES Card of Thanks Mo11d ay Oeadllne 9 ~ n1 Cancellel ion ...... Corre<:flons Will be aq:epled vnt 19 a m tor Oayof PubllctJIIon REGUlATIONS The Publisher r~sen11es th e right to edr t or re jec t anv ads deemed OblectiOnal The PUbli s her w ilt no! be responstblc for more than ooe mcorrect nsertion RATES For Want Ad Serv ce 5 cents p er Word one Insert ion Mmlm um Charge 7Sc 12 c ents per wor d three consec uttve ns .. rt ons 18 cents per word s x con sec utlve Inser tions 25 Per Cen t Discount on pa1d adsan.d ads pa•d w1th n 10 days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY..<> Sl 10 for SO word m n num Each ad.;t it ronal wor d 2c BliNO ADS Add t tonal 25~:; Advertisement Ch arQ e per OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to S 00 p m Da ly B 30 a m to 12 00 Noon ~· · .. ..t. f t. =· 1910 PONT lA\. FIREBIRD ESPRIT Ztegler s lapel woth one hand and shoved the press secretary s shoulder woth the other spmnong Zoeg1er about face and sendmg tum to fmd some other entrance for news men Reporlers wtth long expero ence covermg Nuwn were Htlp Wanted YARD Sale Wednesday thru Fr iday at 838 South Second Street M i ddleport Old d1shes pottery stone Iars old records old pictures and lo ts m sc UPHOLSTER your own fur nlture we heve all the sup plies you wil l need fabrtcs foam for cushion s and pad dtng We cut foam to any size or shape Swivel bases cotton burlap l egs zipper welt cord Wl!'bblng dacron ch p boa rd plus many other terns and living room su1tes at low low pr1 ces Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Ma 1n Phone 992 7554 7 19 301c PUBLIC NOTICES Your Right to Know and 'be Informed or the tun c t ons of your government are e ~ bod red 1n publiC not ces II\ lhal se ll gover nment charges all Ct f lens to be Informed lh s newspaper urges every cr t zen to read and stvdv these not ces we strongly advise th ose c1tdCns seeking fUrther .nformat on to e>r:erclse their nght of access to publi( records and pub l c meellngt area pnce come Rt 4 WO:<lD FAMOUS BAROAHL DISTRIBUTORSHIP Now available on local level ser v •clng Berdahl dealers This 1962 FORD Falcon 11ery good service type business can be cond•hon Call 992 7165 opera led full or part time with 8 21 3tc no selling experience necessary Proflt potential is PONY trombone free mitten paw kittens one Siamese cat unllm ltttd Conservattve Call 992 7417 es timate of S95 for each day worked A SJ 495 Investment 6 21 31p puts vou In bus iness w R 1T E TODAY (Include ph,one 1963 Mode l 911 3 plower tractor number) BARDHAL INC P S d1esel Sl 300 Ca ll 843 2451 Media Penna 19063 8 19 3tp 8 21 6tc 8 21 31p wr te and state your and when you could Mrs Raymond Myers Pomeroy 8 21 3tc MAN - for retail store w th sales exper ence lnqu1re at lhgels Furn ture Middleport No age 1 m t 8 21 6tc --------- ----- 1970 BSA 250 Call after 2 p m Call 985 39 19 8 21 61p Carriers Wanted AM FM stereo rad o - e track tape comblna t 1on 4 speaker sound sys tem Ba lance Sl03 79 or use our budget terms Call 992 3965 e 15 6tc For The Daily Sentinel 1972 YAMA HA 250 MX MA LE PUBLIC NOTICE Gent Grete Clerk Trenurer Vlllegeof Middleport 161 21 26 191 4 J" pup 4 months 8 19 6tc 1973- z g Zag sewmg mach ine Th s machine darns em bro ider s overcasts button holes All Without at tac hments Pay balance Of $38 50 or pay $5 per month Call 992 5331 6 10 tfc U S POSTAGE STAMPS WE 1 Secure locatiOnS 2 Place Machines on Locat ion 3 Furn1sh Supplies YOU 1 Put In Stamps 2 Take out the Monev J Keeo 20 oct 4 - - - - -- - - -- - - - - 51195 S10 oooworklng Capite! CLOSE OUT on New zig zag Requ~red - 100 Pet Refund mach nes For sew1ng stretch able Send name Address fabn cs buttonho les fancy Phone Number Refere11ces to des igns etc Pant slightly Postage Stamps Inc 300 blemished Clio ce of carrym~ Interstate North N w Suite case or sew n g stand S-49 80 328 Atlanta Ga 30339 (404 ) cashortermsavallable Phone 992 6 19 31p ---.-----------Wanted To Buy 2964 8 20 6lc -------------- BEEF h1des day old paymg $1 Phone 773 5600 Grover C Roush Pomeroy Street Mason W va 8 IS 91p 6 6 901c NO 1 Copper 60c Rad ators 30c brass 20c batter es 90c each clean dry G nseng roots S60a lb Yellow root S-4 Mav apple SO c per lb M A Hall Reedsvil le Call 378 7 31 tfc WANTED for 11uctlon hou sehold goods Tools most anyth1ng of value Will buy or sell on commission Will haul 7 25 tfc 1 muc h faster Witha 715 tfc - -------------1973 14X70 MOBILE home washer end dryer dish washer stll!lnless steel sink garbage disposal eye level we talk to you carpet 111rge lot 3083 . Pflo1 c 7-.2 1 COMPLETE set of Rogeri Drums and Cymbals Like new Phone 992 3132 - -------------GROCE RY business for sate Bu ilding for sate or lease I 6 tfc CASH paid for all makes and models of mob i le ho m es Phone eree code 6U .(23 9531 9 ACRES ground w i th 2 we111 3691 ON YOUR DIAL Llvmg room 15x31 with fireplace Large TV r.oom Utility room Full basement Hot water heat Large 2 car garage w1th workshop and room ove r Large lot wtth lots of shrubs Close to shoppmg 35 wooded acres frontage on both s des of the road pond s acres level an ex eel len I buy $5 500 00 GENUINE SACRIFICE 3 bedrooms bath utility about room large recreation forced atr furnace porches cellar with storage over large lot $8 500 00 6 30 lfc 6 c antalopn Clelond Rac ine 1 3 BEDROOM house on Lincoln H II hv ng room kitchen bath and uttllty room extra large lot over 1 acre Has driveway $13 ooo Ca l l Sunday after 12 noon on weekdays after s p m 992 3247 8 S ttc AVE 4 bedrooms bath new gas furnace basemel'1t ,..,rt back SMALL FARM 30 ACRES - On Route 33 North 2 bedroom home new Hen house corncr ib barn and all mmerals Want S1S 000 00 NEW HOME LARGE convenient build ing lots at Rock Springs Area restricted for hoUSElS only Tuppers Plains & Chester Water available Call or see Bill Wille 992 2189 with garage Asking $20 000 00 NEW HOME MIDDL EPORT - 3 bedrooms I'/' balhs ni ce kitchen wl lh S S cook and bake unlls Ca rpeted Full basemen! wi th garage Ask ing $19 500 00 NEW LISTING POMEROY Bu siness ven t ur e for good Indu strious person who Is willing to put In long hours -------------Real Estate For Sale an d large ' lot only S17 500 00 Want DON T WA STE YOUR TIME AND MONEY LOOKING OR 83 ACRE FARM gu watel 6 TRYING TO SELL OR TO room hOuse In Langsville BUY SEE US WE WIL L DO art• Phone 992 3530 or 142 THE JOB PROFESSIONALLy 641S AND SAVE YOU ALL THE 8 19 lOOp TROUBLE always availab le at MILLER - ~---------BR ICt< home .( bedroom a blths buement flrepla ct Low tttlrtlll Pomeroy Wr ~te MOBILE HOMES I J E Bayllll 310 W High St Crldorsvlllo Ohio •5806 1176tp -------------- 1 2• lfC 7 ROOM house w ith bath In Rutland air conditioned carpeted gas furnace dish washer double oven range double garage large carport 4 acre!! cleared and fenced small barn and other build ings Phone 614 7.42 693.4 5 30 tfc --------------- PAGEVILLt: Ohio Includes house at rooms down 1 up garage workshop and ap proximately 1112 acres with young orchard 1 block east ot Rt 692 S10 500 Information at hou se 8 12 tfc --------------- and Stop In and See Our Floor Display_ 10 at tfc SEWI~G MACHINES Repair service all makes 992 2284 The Fabric Shop Pomeroy Author.zed Singer Sales and Service We Sharpen Scissors 3 29 tfc FOR FREE estimates on aluminum Stdlng Storm Doors and Windows Car ports Marquees and Railing Phone Charles Lisle Syracuse Ohio Car l Jacob Sales Representative V V Johnson and Son inc 6 22 If< MOBILE home repair Elec trlcal plumbing and heating Phone 992 5658 1 15 trc HARRISON S TV service and service calls Phone 992 2522 29 lfc DOZER and back hoe work ponds and septic tanks dit chOng service top soli fill dirt limestone 88tK Escavatlng Phone 992 5367 or 992 3B61 9 1 tfc HOME repair or remodeling Reesoriable rates 1st class work Call Bob or Bill 992 S968 8 10 tOte 6 DELL- WHEEL- Aiign;;;en1 located at Crossroads Rt 124. now back to work Complett front end service tune up and brake service Wheels balanced electronically All work guaranteed Reasonabl~ rates Phone 742 3232 2 18 tfc --------------RON SHEPARD Floor Wall Remodeling Ce ram ic tile baths Box 280 Rutland 74.2 366, 6 26 tfc --------------- Real EState For Sale HOUSE for sale - Furnished Now rented tor S100 month 1 acre land shade trees reasonable Call 992 122 5 " .,, u .. RIVERSIDE APARTMENTS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO RENTAL SURVEY chen wtth ele ctric range On Otuo Power Full basement Gera din & r ented 7 31ooc 15 lfc Real Estate For Slle 1 bl OFFICE SUPPLIES SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 3035 11161fc aval a e soon Just $5 000 00 POMEROY E 2 11 tfc S232 ELNA and White Sew ng Machines Service on ail makes Reasonable rates The Sewing Center M d dleport Oh10 home al l on one floor Garage and large lot for mobil e home or new house T p water 606 992 2094 Mam Pomeroy EXCAVATING Dozers large and small Backhoes and loaders on track and tires Dump truck - Lo boy ser vice Sept ic tanks Installed George (Bill) Pullins phone 992 2H8 or 992 7402 2 9 If< WILL TRIM or cut trees shrubbery Also paint roofs Phone 949 3221 or 742 4441 1 18 30tc NEW LISTING NEARLYNEW - Just3years HOME & AUTO EXCAVATING dozer loeder and backhoe work !oeptlc tanks nstalled dump trucks and lo bo:r-s for hire will haul fill dirt top soli limestone and gravel Call Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 night phone 992 3525 or 992 1426 10 for culttvat1on thp balance as pasture Home had 3 bedrooms TV room mce k1tchen forced atr heat bath cellar porches POMEROY FURNITURE cancelled' Lost your operator s license Call 992 ------------.!_~~lp MIDDLEPORT - Awnmgs 1220 Washonglon Blvd 4131521 BELPRE , , your Free 32 U Co ------------AUTOMOBILE Insurance been room Pick Up servtco Available We Buy & Sell Antiques Dick Seyler Dwnor Kerr 51 Pomeroy, D Phone 992 2798 CONCRETE delivered right to project Fast and easy estimates Phone 992 Goegleln Ready M IK appolnlment Phone 992 56112 or 992 1121 1 25 301c NEW LISTING 4 bedroom 'i------------~ c AN N 1N G Tom a 1o e s home Iorge belh ni ce kitchen Aor Condlttoners colcumbors mongoea ond plus a one bedroom eporlmont plu s gtgan11 c Pomeroy OPEN - Roger Hysell s Gar age near Cronroads on St Rt 12.4 all mechanical work lnclud1hg automatic trans m1sslons Monday Friday 9 30 a m to 5 p m Saturday - 8 30 to 12 noon - unless by RACINE RURAL Anllques Modern Metels used 5 1 lfc Phone 9921696 .( lJ He --------------- display of mobile homes WMP0/1390 s -------------- ser11ice - Nathan Biggs Rad1ator Spectahst Phone7735618from6 30pm IN THE COUNTRY _ 3 to 10 P m for appointment J 20 lie bedrooms mce bath and kIt Unilerpmmng like a oerson FAMILY HOME 2 story frame 6 bedrooms w1th large closets 4'h ba1hs Etc from Furniture No ruinous lyes or caustics C BRADFORD Auctioneer Complete Serv1ce Phone 949 3821 Recine Ohio Critt Bradford 6 15 61p balh Iron! and back porches MOBILE home spa ce In EX CELSIOR Salt Works E Syracuse Phone 992 5959 Main St Pomeroy All klnda 6 21 lfc of tall water pe lle t$ water nuggets block ult and own Ohio River Salt Phone 992 mobile home ~ maue sr Heater corl! SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates Ph 446 ~782 Gai11polls John Russelt Owner and Operator 5 12 tfc -------------~ .!. If porch 110 500 00 TWO BEDROOM mobile home RE DUCE exceaa fluids wllh for rent ln the Rac ine area Ftuldex ...... Lose weight with Includes air condit ion ing Call Ou A D iet capsu les at Nelson Drug& ...._ Comp lete Bulldoll!r Radlalor to lhe Mfddleporl Ohio nven range docron polyesoer MULBERRY --------------Mobile Homes For Sale :______________ WANT AD j I From the laroes1 READY MIX Real Estate For Sale 81661< $1600000 - - - - -- - - - - - - -NEW LISTING B~9~SS~58HOGS •x5 II phone BURLINGHAM - 3 bedroom I 1 1 "STRIPPERS' We Strip Point Varnishes ~ nylon print material with old A mce 2 bedroom frame wood trim Foam reversible home bath c onvement kitchen cushions This week onl y, wtth cook and bake units S189 95 cash and carry Pomeroy Recovery 622 e Dmtng room gas forced air Mal n Street Pomeroy Phone ' furna ce 1 car garage on large 992 7554. lot at Darwin Asking clocks Ice boxes brass beds di shes or com plete househo l ds Wr i te M o Miller Rt .( Pon eroy 01'1 o ca ll 992 6271 S 13 lfc a 16 ti c 1 Ph. 742-6271 Ph 992 2114 If no answer 992 2568 --------------- --------------__ _________ _21 ______________ 992 5656 ____________ .!. 20 31 P t ract t t down For Free Est1mate OpeneTol S Monday thru SaturdaY SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. 215 N Second Phone 992 3509 24 Hour Servoce All work guaranteed GOING AT JUST $15 00000 WE HAVE BUYERS FOR ALL TYPES PROPERTY LIST TODAY HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 992 22S9 NEW 2 piece Early American liv ing room sulle In 100 pel --------------OLD furn i ture oak tables --------------- 1 I H eat 1ng Air Cond Q"'fnqerat1on Plumbmg EteclriCdl ~p.,-.ndm,.t!:. Auto A1r Cond Res1denfla I or Commercial POMEROY l!ii4 Jack W Carsey Mgr Phone 992 2181 --------------- 1 I Pomeroy Home & Auk MAINTENANCE & REPAIR .... --------------- You'll On Most American Cars Dick's Hoard House Coli 992 33S' or 992 2792 Hayman s Roofing , Spouting Porch Repaor Com plete Home Remodeling 606 E Mam Pomeroy 0 Men s women s gtrls & boys regular teans & casual 1eans Good colors All s1zes 62,9 CONSTRUCTION P AND J HOME - -r------------- BIG YANK SlACKS 50% OFF SALE -------------- 1 I Moddleport 0 ELECTROLUX Sweepers deluxe model comolete with al l c leanmg attechments and uses paper bags Slightly used but cleans and looks like new W II sell for 537 25 each or terms available Phone 992 2984 Back to School Sate l For Rent ~-- ----------- -- Building 992 2101 33 ACRES 3 m1les out of Rutland About 6 20 61c CORNER cupboards wall cupboards chests old guns any condition Also blue decorated stoneware Wr te P 0 Box 4.4 Martinsburg Ohio .43935 or cal 1 484 4440 after 7 p rn , Bid s Will be received by the VIllage of Middleport Ohio Me igs Co unty at the VIllage Hall 237 Race street until 4 00 P M Se pte mber s 1973 for th e following materials l 500 ton s No 40at Asphalt ic Con crete more or len 'l 000 gal ons T ac Coat more or tess Specifications for app lication on file at the Mayor s Office 237 Race Street Mlddltport Ohio B~agle old 115 Call 992 1614 Bus1ness OpportunitieS 4439 6 4 30 Da1ly 8 12 Sat 1, the R H Rawlings Sons like 1966 FORD Station Wagon 4 dr country squire $500 Phone 992 3007 or 992 37 64 8 19 3tc PRICE - GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 B 19 4tc --------- ------ 31C Make 11 Roght new Call 992 2888 PANY lmmed ate openings are ava iable 1n the following pos i tion s Maintenance Foreman ( underground) Ass istant M1ne Foreman (undergrou nd ) Sect1on Foreman Surfa ce Mine TWO tra iler lots In Midd leport h duplex 1n Bradbuy pf1one F or eman Reclamat1on before 6 p m 992 5693 Fo reman Persons app!ymg 8 20 Sip should !'~Old valid foreman certifi cation paper!! (Ohio) or have SUffiCient experience to ROOM<; by the /Pek $18 up Meigs Inn Pomeroy apply for State examlnat1on 712tfc Sa lary Commensurate w1th Experience Excellent Benefits TO APPLY Wr•te PRIVATE meeting room for any organization phone 99 2 or Phone Personnel 3915 Department Central 3 11 lfc D•v slon Consolldat on Coal Co mpany Cad l Oh iO 43907 Telephone 614 942 4512 AN 4 ROOMS furnished apt Rtghl n town Ca ll 992 3659 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 8 16 6tc B 21 tfc 3 AND .( R:OOM furnished and CLEA NING lady to work. once unfurnished apartme nfS eve ry 2 weeks Ca ll 992 3696 Phone 992 5.43.4 8 21 3t c 4 12 tr c 8 or we w1ll 8 19 31p 1 SNARE drum for sale FEMALE to work as recep lton st clerk and general duties of small business Some typ no MUS1 have good personality E xcel lent workmg cond it ions 35 hours per week send com ptele resume to Box 729 A c 0 The Oa11y Sent nel Pomeroy OhiO 8 l1 61C SOL IOAT ION COAL COM ._ Musl Be R1ght 11 Phone 9911-452 MATERIALS CO Milson, W VI 173 5ll4 EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 6 16 6tc "' PHONE 992-7368 CE NT RAL DIVI SION CON HOU SEK EEPER to Ove In drive car no cigar ette smoking Phone 992 2936 Alignment COL L ECTORS Items John Hen ry Bottle & Mountaineer lady P110ne 99117138 In Middleport 432 Specoallst Wh<>el 8 15 Me w~tsher NotiCe 992 2550 1)7 1 table and c hair Honda mo torb ike 65 model Home l ig ht Cham saw Call David Haggy 742 3303 8 21 3tp HOGG &ZUSPAN Mtddleport, 0 . NI CE SIX room house lor sa le l n Pomeroy Ca ll 992 3975 or 99 2 --------------GOOD wrlnger wooden Buill Ia Your •s,.cs Dollvtrtd Ia Joll Silt ALL WEATHER KNAPF> shoes n.ew fBII and winter styles now ou t Call 99'1 Sl24 8 .. "' OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY, OHIO WOOD TRUSSES Stdmg Spoutmg Remodeling Plumbtng Heating . Complete Butldlng. Vmyl & Alummum Stding ---------------- Pomeroy Motor Co. __________ ___ _ The weather satellite Nom bus corcles earth 13 tomes dao ly enabhng the N•toonal Aer onautocs and Space Admonos tratoon to monotor every spot on lhe globe from 700 motes on space ROOFING ln"'e-stm enl Property lor sale I,..ARGE brick buildi ng on Ma1n Str ee t Pomeroy Contain! .4 ren tals offers approximately 10 to 12 pet return on In vestment Ca ll 992 21 89 8 19 6to e ASK US A80UT ' Pill FAIRICATfD ( Ftihng out and returning the below survey DOES NOT OBLIGATE YOU, but only expresses your Interest in possibly renltng an apartment Reduced rents are avatlable if you qua hfy on the basts of Income. J ~ SINGLE 1 I NO. OF CHILDREN ~ Vozce alo1zg Br'lf'ay Dennl• F Kcncy of the Pomeroy Naloonal Bank, wos among I 648 sludcnL'l-h•nkers from :w states and several forei~11 11ations who have just coonplel.ed the an nual twoweek re.,dence scssoon of tho 29th •nnuat Graduate School of IJQnkong at the Universoly or Wosconsln In Madison by THOMA S JOSEPH Sponsored by the Central 2 Whet ,\CROSS States Conference consisting of stone I G I grub the banker" association of 16 5 Gradua 3 Exceeded midwesu!fn stales the •choot mtm toon gift porta nee requires attendance {or two 11 Lobertone 4 Mmusculc 12 Vosogoth 5 Ureakfa~t kong COUPLE REENLISTS 1tem m 13 Pro e~ RACINE - A U S Air Force I orontu paid (2 wds I 14 for husband a nd wife team 6 A t,art Ser Sergeants Roger I and Sherry from geants' A Oors have re-enlisted on the ot hers (2 wds ) U S Aoo Force after !Jeong 15 Mal de 7 Defeat at chess selected for career status 8 A!>sam 1\ogcr son of Mr and Mrs 16 Dobbtn s so lkworm tresses Richard E Ours wh o resode on 9 Margin 11 Endure Elm Street Racone, Is an 19 Between 10 Wonn ong aircraft maontenance spcoallst card quod and 16 Inte llect quo He os a 1968 graduate of 18 Max or Southern Local Hogh School 22 Verdi Buddy Sherry daughter ol Mr and 2t opera 19 Sotuate•l Froth Mrs James T York R R 1, 25 Menu hehtnd Dorchester Wis IS an ad 1tem In 20 Roue Nome' monlstratove spectahst (2 wds) 27 Fonoshcd INSURANCE ELIGIBLE 28 HomeNEW YORK (UP!) - The steader Natoonal Flood Insurers Assoco 29 Mans atoon says Reynoldsborg Ohoo nickname h-+-1-on Franklm Comtty has become ~~ ~~!~~ ellgoble for federally subsodozed ''Vlore flood onsurance 3%. Cornell's t) J I CJ I [] n [J . I ! \0 I CIIIHI IJ \ Meigs BOT 'l!liJ'I!lliABlE 1 GEt 100R. lliflOAT CUT IF VOU 15TA'( li TH€ CITV 1 Property LEAPIN Lii'ARDS, SAti0'1' 1 STAAlU1 T RAJ~-' I HOPE PICKS I)SUP SooN 1 only to meet a large number o1 banker~ from all over the country, but they also had the weeks each year for three opportwuty of hearing the years for graduatoon school s distinguished lee• Attendance at the 1973 turers over 100 banking exGraduate School o! B•nking perts !rom all parts of 'the enabled Its students ut Wisconsin's University not nation Kcncy COiliiJictes hunk ing session OO - Nows3 4 II. You 33 version or remamdcoloog an old loook 1 00 - What s My Line 81 Elec Co 20< Beat The Clock 4 News llV JA!;K 0 lilliAN 6, 10 Untamed World ll ~"' Trevino s Gol/ 15 Living 33 Wolly Hyde Whole dod so ~upcrb u 18V<•r fur lilT 1'1 AYWRIC,JI I S Bighorn 3 Homes planned so lloooess on St;,kes' that the ONLY 110M E-N 7 30 - Circ'"~ ToToltlheTrulh6 New Price Is RlghiB RFO author wanted him •gai n for his lalcsl, IJoyd N~W YO IlK (KF'S) - Fasdnotlng, wlt:Jt 20 The New Prlcols Right 10; Can cor Llfe or Dealh 33 Boat the Cloc:k 13 Charles Blairs Better World 15 George Knew My I alh<r which we saw In makes a play &UCCI)IIS!ul ln London and a nop Otl 8 o0 - Temperatvrn Rising 6 13 Maude e 10 Eveni ng AI London a lew da ys ugo - and walked out on ot Broadway Jockey Club Slake~, ' by WilHam Popo 33 Ohio Thto Week 201 Movie The Ceremony J 4 To be announced 15 Douglas Home (pronounced llume ) 1 was a Dreary-dull dog~e diy IJiitosh oL• customary 1 30 - Movie The Couple TakH A Wile ' 6 ll Boseball 1s 1 Home-thlnne~ !'l ~lllrtg st r ~ught over our de~ervedly smart smash In London , brought to Hawatt Five 0 8 10 Folk life Discussion 20 American head while the Hrotlsh audoence Broadway it received ahnosl ununlmously fine 9 00 - International Performance 20 JJ llCemed to be h.IVIng a p tca:~~JOt noghl ol the reviews, full of emphuslij on 118 sheer en 9 30 - VIrginian 8 Movie Sandcoslles 10 giggles 10 00 - Marcus Wetby M D 6 13 News 20 NBC Reporh 3 ' lcrtalnment quotient • promise or blithely To be announced 33 Unlike Jockey Cluh Stakes ' we simply ijpinted content wh ic h almost alw•ys 11 00 - News J 4 8 13 15 dldn tGet It Pluonty the qack was In us, nollhe guarantees a prosperous New York run and ot 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 IS Jack Pear Tonlle 6 13 Movies vehocte Controbutong to our dosappolntment Mister Buddwlng 6 Gentleman s Agreement ro settled down for a disastrous few weeks 1 00 - News ll; Man lrom UNCLE 4 one of OIU' close frocnds who had seen it early on like some lone local wines, such West End 2 00 - Your Health 4 the London rwohad noade us prornose to attend Smash hits often can'! travel across an ocean 230 - News4 It sl;lrred Sir lwlph llichardson then he d left some wines can t even travel 50 mtles without WEDNESDAY AUG 1~ 1973 6 00 - Sunrlae Seminar 4 Sacred Heart 10 spoiling •nd Jockey Club Stakes ' somehow the cast by the lome we ca ughtot so perhaps ot 6 15 - Urban League 10 fonancoaUy cordled on Its cheery way to lhe Cort was Sor Rafe s pcrfoomance lhal made ot ex 6 20 - Farm Report 13 <ellent a Ia Wtlly Hyde Who te In Stakes Theater on Broadway Certainly lt wa ~ a thin 6 25 - Paul Harvey 13 The gentleman on the leadong role hotartty as many of Author Home s fripperies 6 30 - ColumbusTodoy• BtbleAnswers8 The $1ory 13 by the time we ca ught up woth 6 45 - Corncob Report 3 Farmtlme 10 are meant to be They are conststent dellghts to 6 55 - Take Five for Life 15 ot was Andrew Cruickshank certainly a London audiences and even reluctantly to 1 00 - TodayJ • 15 News6 B 10 Fllntstones13 charactcoactor woth ompressove credol~ veteran London crottcs 1 30- Romper Room 6 Rocky & Bullwlnkle 13 Wolltam Douglas Home son of the 13th Earl from The Old Voc s cla'i,Sics to Doal M For 8 00 - Capt KangarooS 10 NewZooRevuelJ Sesame SO 33 Las$1e 6 of Home, brother to Str Alec Douglas Home of MIU'der but he was no Ralph Rtchardson nor 8 30 - Ja ck Lal.anne 13 New Zoo Revue6 British upper polttocs, has made a handsome Wtlfrld Hyde-White He played the husband of 9 00 - Paul Dixon 4 Phil Donohue IS AM 3 Friendly Junction fortune from such fitmsy delights as rhe Avtce Landon, and the to us threadbare tale 10 Peyton Place 13 Mister Roberts 33 Brady Bunch 6 concerned the characteo played woth contented Reluctant Debutante," The Secretary Bird, Movie Captain Carey U SA 8 and The Jockey Club Stakes a transparent desperation by Moss Landon whOse gesture 9 30 - To Tell the Truth 3 Peyton Place 13 Wild Wild Wesl6 agaonst a hoghway planned to chop their estate Electric Company 33 enchantment m London the same In Manhat 10 00 - Dinah Shore 3 15 Jokers Wild 8 10 Dick Van Dyke 13 tan a cumulative fatlure for all tis croltcal In half was to announce on aory senousness she LILias Yoga and You 33 wouldcommtt suocode at a certaon tome and day, approval m New York 10 30 - Baffle 3 4 15 SlO 000 Pyramid 8 10 Spill Second 13 Analyzmg tt, It was not a play, but a vehocle proceeding towaod the deadltne woth a lunatoc Erica 33 Mike Douqtas 6 11 00 - Gambit 8 10 Password 13 Wizard of ()(Ids 3 4 15 In - In thLS case for the protean lunacy of Wolfrod repose the husband s solloness a stmolarly calm Slgbt 33 Hyde-Whtte who onctdentally has taken thts series of resogned rodoculous reactiOns to her 11 30 - Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Love of Life 8 10 Brady same htUe giant of nonsense onto the Northeast purposeful planned demose as tf ot were her Bunch 13 Bowling 6 Book Beat 33 nghtful purpose 12 00 - Jeopardy 3 Bob Brauns 50 50 Club 4 Local News 8 10 Amencan barnyard theaters the theatrocal 13 Password 6 S~same St 33 12 3D-~ W s 3 15 Split Secolld 4 6 Search for Tomorrow 8 10 OHIOAN JAILED 12 55 - NBC News 3 15 BROADCASTER DEAD PHOENIX (UPI) - Hesh TO! EDO (UPI) - Servtces 1 00 - News Weather Sports 3 All My Children 6 13 Green Acres 10 Not for Women Only 15 Jokers Wild 8 Summer Butowsky, 38 wanted m Cleve- were held here Monday for Festival 33 land for mterstate transporta- Edward C Kutz, vereran local 1 30 - 3 On A Match 3 4 15 As the World Turns 8 10 Folk life tion of forged checks smce hiS broadcaster who dted Thursday 33 Lets Make a Deal 6 13 ondlctment Jmte 19, was ar ni ght of an apparent heart Unscramble these four Jumbles 2 OO- NewlywedGame6 13 Gu1dlng L1ghl8 10 International one l etter to each square to Pertormance33 Days of Our Llves3 4 15 rested here Monday by the attack He was 65 form four ordmary words 2 30 - Edge of Nlght8 10 Doctors 3 4 15 Girl In My L1le 6 13 FBI Butowsky had been work 3 00 - Another World J 4 15 General Hospital 6 13 Price IS tng here as a book salesman Right 8 10 Black Perspective On The News 33 POLE CLIMB FATAL 3 30 - Return to Peyton Place 3 15 One Lofe to Live 6 13 Phil ELKS TO MEET Donahue 4 Secret Storm 10 Match Game 73 8 Time for MONMOUTH, Ill (UPI) Timothy 33 COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Robert Armstrong 13 Mau 4 00 - Moster Cartoon 3 Somerset 13 Love American Style 13 44th annual fall meeting of the mee Ohto, while vacattonong Sesame Sf 33 Secret Storm B Huck & Yogi 6 Movie The Ohio Elks ASBOClalton opens wtth relatives here was Son of Captain Blood 10 4 30 - Dick Van Dyke 15 Petticoat Junctoon 3 Merv Gritton 4 here Frtday The three-day pro- electrocuted Sunday when he Abbott & Costello 8 My Little Margie 15 F Troop 6 Daktarl gram wtll be attended by touched wmng on a uttlity 1 13 representatives of 98 lodges on pole he had chmbed 5 oo - Bonanza 3 Big Valley 6 Hazel a Mr Rogers 20 33 ' Ohto Western Star Theater 15 SHAKESPEA~E Wl<:oiE S 30 - Beverly Hlltblltles 8 Electric Co 33 Gomer Pyle 13 Idea? 33 Love Thy Nerghbor 6 13 Measu re For Measure 20 IT ABOUI NOiHIN6 1 Traits West 15 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 8 30 Madrgim 3 4 Mov1 e Goodn1ght My Love 6 i 3 5 55 - Earl Nightingale 15 Baseball 15 6 00 - News Weather Sports 3 4, B 10 15 Truth or Conseq 6 9 00 - Musical Encounter20 33 Dan Augus1 B 10 Sesame St 20 Societies In Transotlon 33 Now anance the etrcled letters 9 30 - Man Builds Man Destroys 20 33 h()J 1/W 6 30 - NBC News 3 ~ News 8 10 Sesame 51 20 I Dream of to form the surpnae answer aa 10 00 - Cannon 8 Ow en Mar shall 6 13 News 20 World Jeannie 13 Lilias Yoga & You 33 sugreated by the above cartoon Unlvers1ty Games 3 4 Man an & Jtmmy McPartland 33 1 00 - Truth or Conseq 3 Beallhe Clock 4 News 6 10 What s 11 00 NewsJ 4 6 8 10 13 15 My Line 8 Anything You Can Do 13 Etec Co 20 Saini 15 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Dick Cavell 6 13 Come To lhe \ Pro1t 1111 SUHPRISI ANSWER hn Book Beat 33 Fair 4 Mov1es Stde Street 8 Bl ood & Sa nd 10 7 30 - Eposode Action 33 Til<> Judge 10 Beat Ill<> Clock 13 To (An1wer1 tomorrow Tell til<> Truth 6 How Do Your Children Grow> 20 Pollee 11 45 - Johnny Carson 4 1 00 - Man from UNCLE 4 News 13 Jumhl~• GA'\IN ENJOY BIKINI AMULET Surgeon 3 4 Protectors 8 l' ul~r ti lly ~ 200 News4 8 00 - Adam 12 3 4 15 Sonny & Ch<>r 8 10 Whars the Big An.,..r.r I JIP l 111 - 111wllu r ttttl I - IGNITE ~ Yesterday s Answer 21 Esau s grandson 22 Black 23 Talk woldiy 24 Partner of loose 26 Raw bQned 30 Ralph Kram den s wofe 31 State (Fr) 33 Sicilian volcano Co nsod•r Elec me as 36 MaJor s 34 35 supenor (abbr ) 37 SpaniSh queen 38 Floor coverlDg color 35 Kond of ac1d 38 Tony bot 39 Prmcess Graces home 40 Ftrst rate 41 Type wnler part 42 Streetcar on Bloghty DOWN I Burn the mtdnoght Otl b:+-1-+-1-+- DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work !I.XYDLBAAXR ls LONGFELLOW One letter somply stands for another In thos sample A is used for the three L s X for the two D's etc Songle letters, apostrophes the length and formahon of the words are all hmts Each day the code letters are dtl!erent CRYPTOQUOTES S KAA U OSI DSTN KAAU S NSVNL OFJV BAL S S KAAU KAAU S KAAU NSVNL OFJV URKNJVRAI, URKNJVRAI KAAU EN UNGNIUJ SIU FGAI QAIJQRNIQN - ENIXSORI URJL S NPR SHE DO IT A.NYWAV? Pauhne Buch, Affidavit, Pomeroy West Ohio Annual Con! , Untied Meth Church to Trustees, Letart Twp , 1 Acre, Letart Joseph Lincoln Price, deed to Adallne Price Swnmers, Donna Isabelle Wolfe, Lebanon George Logan to Allen G Lipscomb, Opal M Lipscomb, 3 13 Acres, Bedford Raymond L Rowe, Kay M Rowe to Gerald Hayman, Focle Hayman, Parcels, Letart Citizens Natl Bank to Harry S Yarbrough, 10 Acres, Salem Anna M Ryther. Admn: Eva I Postal Matt, deed ta Milo S Rlchsrdson, Gladys M Richardson, I 43-160 Acre, Letart Anna M Ryther, Corum , Berneta Young, deed to John P Young, William A Young, Lot 41, Naylor's Run, !HE BORN UlSER Pl.E"A"'D 10 MEET" 'o01J 1MR ANI'Re;wt; 1 lllJl" WHERE'S HAL., Pome~oy Marvin D Miller, dec to Helen L Miller, Cert for lrans , Salem Donald W Chspman, Mae Chapman, Wanda Burke, OWe BIU'ke, Ralph R Chapman, Rea Chapman, Ronald E Chapman, Unds Chapman to Vona M Chapman, Lots, Columbia • Carpenter John E Frank, Josephine E Frank, Nellle T Frank to DalB E Showalter Patty L Showalter, Parcels, Chesler ALLEY OOP ONL'>' 'iOU P.O.AC IZE. I 1>1\ THE': "IAI. TAC(NT OF' TI-l E ACT'' I. I I MARRIED - - - I 1 I IIAIIIIIS B>l By PHIL P~STORET Some kids are preparing to BARNEY ~~~;n to school - • rew to ~z:iz::::2S:71Lroi«s:=rr\l + + + LOWEEZ'f AtN T Now II lh 111101 wbll )'til HERE RIGHT NOW tblfl your eloc:trlc: bill bltdlll ELVINEY SHE'S from air coadltloalnl lo a 1a1 LOST !I lttldlll for ••11•1 + + 1--------------·-----~---J Mall to B•rr-Cirele Development, Inc WHAR ? ' ? IN Til NEW MA IL ORDER CATALOG wH~ ro r ALIIIA~~ HAVE 10 BE "l){E 60AT? IJH~ OlD~00 LET ~OUR$fLF Gtr PICKED OFF SECOND' WHO KN01J5' DO 't(JU TH I N~ I ENJOII BEIN6 THE 60AT 1 ~AAH !! 750 Firat Avenue Oelllpolls, Ohio 45631 Or for more information Clll collect 446 3746. • v S Transfers .------------------------, I I I NAME I I PRESENT ADDRESS r//~/.-&y/,,;; ,: TUUDAY . AUO 21om 8 10 il l tDroomofJoann le13 Lilias Yoga& 6 For Sale $139S 11J9S 4 door V automatic power steenng radio good t ires bl ue fm lsh spot less mtenor surpnsed by the ou tburst, whtch "as captured by televt swn cameras KOSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS Specials dunng August are The Presodent new to Cah Koncentree Mot sf Kote forma for an extended stay He Kteansing Kream One Day Sachet & others Phone Helen arranged to confer today wtlh Jane Brown 992 5113 Zoegler to doscuss the timing of 8 2 tfc his ftrst press conference on WILL give away for good 1\ome fove months m the country full blooded German Poll ee Dog 3 years Julie Arrives Old gentle with children Ntxon s daughter Juhe Reason for giYtng away - dog Eosenhower, who arroved last has to be tied and would l1ke to run loose Phone 992 3359 rught to be wtth her parents, 8 17 6tc has revealed that the long SENIORS Make your awaited news conference, MEIGS appointment now to have your SENIOR PORTRAIT taken which wtU be dommated by Dates for taking MEIGS Watergate questoons will be SENIORS are Aug 22 23 24 held "before Labor Day and 25 and Sept 1 Take advantage of Special Senior The Presodent's mood was Prices for these days only reflected on hos ftghtmg speech Call GROVER S STUDIO iddleport Oh o Phone 992 before the VFW m a deftant M 2475 revelalton that he had ordered 8 1 22tc the secret bombmg of Cam- YARD Sale Thursday Friday bodia on 1969 and "would make and Saturday 10 a m till dark Rees res1dence 3rd the same decoston today if ot Street Rae ne Ant1que meant savong Amerocan lives d shes b1ng and grondahl Royal copenhagen collectors The Ntxon admoniStration plate s Cambrtdge has been under ftre for failing depression and R F Prussta Brlcabrac etc Old books to tell the Amencan people that bottles lanterns andirons U S Atr Force was bombmg new school clothes many other 1tems lor everyone at Cambodta between March yard ule prices 1969 and May, 1970 The 8 19 6tc Prestdent told the veterans GARAGE Sal Mt 01 ve R dge that approprtate ' governm Long Bottom Monday and Tuesday 9 t II 4 at the ment and congress1onal Casey German res1dence leaders were informed Few Old d shes furnitu re gas heaters and mtsc 1tems Chargmg that the North 6 19 31P Vtetnamese made a mockery of Cambodtan neutrality Noxon satd "I made Employment Wanted painter m the dectston, I ordered EXPERIENCED tenor and exter1or Call Don Amertcan atrpower employed Van Meter 985 3951 6 230/p ...._ dtrectly and contonually agatnst the enemy-()ccupoed base areas from whtch Com Help Wanted SIBLE woman to mumst soldters had been at- RESPON babys it m Rutland t·om 11 30 tackmg and ktlling Amertcan until 4 30 tour days a week I ch1 ld m kmdergarten and 1 n soldters ' school Call 7.42 4.426 after 6 The Prestdent clatmed that pm 6 19 61p Prmce Norodom Sihanouk, extied Cambodian leader ap- SOMEONE to wallpaper about.( rooms 1 1 ve n Harnsonv lie proved of the bombong dillon to turmng over his ftnanctal records for m· spect10n The (Agnew) letter ra18es the suggestion that such a meeting would be desirable from his standpomt, Beall satd I can't say if the government sees It as destrable l'hmgs have to be thought through 7 LS ffc 19S7 FO RD truck good con dillon L.ooks good and runs good $300 Phone 992 3359 8 15 6tc 1970 PLY FURY Ill 1 WAN T 10 tha nk my ne ghbo rs and fri ends for flo wers ancl man y k ndnesscs the Ew n~ F uneral Hom e and The Rev Mr Jarv s for all the 11elp at the flme of the dealll of ny w fe Mabe l Raub Hobart Raub Husband Kennell1 an d Gard ner Mank. n 8 21 ltp I ftmale ---------------- automatic t ransmi ssion power steer ng and brak es good while wa ll tires white finish vmyl top radio cle('ln mstde -----------~-- 1 toy male anct Pr.ont 992 S•J&J Television Log Business Services PAhVIEW Kennels Poodl01 1969 CHEVROLET truck t3h 11 dump bodv cheater nle woo 00 Phone 992 595 1 8 l6 61p ll19S 1910 DODGE POLAR A 4 door fa ctory a11· V 8 engine Pets For Sale Auto Sales Local 1 owner 350 V B eng ine power steering automatic transm1sslan AM FM radio Hke new white lettered t1res clean mten or was so k. 11d aod thoughtfu l affer th e death of my mother Mrs Ell1abeth Biddle I especial y w1S/) to thank thr Wh1 t e Funeral Hone thosr send ng !l ower s and food Rev Robert Meece tor hi • words thr co nsol ng pallbearers and anyone elst who helped In any'WaY Thelm a 8 21 Hr Indictment faces knotty legalities BALTIMORE (UP! ) - A federal judge foresees the posstbolity of three legal "confrontatoons" tf an atjempt IS made to mdtct Vtce Presodent Spiro T Agnew Edward S Northrop, choef judge of the Maryland U S Distroct Court, satd Monday if any of three posstble 18sues are ratSed a court hearong would have to be held to settle the queshon before any Indictment would be legal Northrop listed the three IBSueS as executive prtvilege, separatiOn of powers, ' or whether you can ondoct a vtce president " 11 There lB a very grave question over what the courts can get from the executive branch," Northrop satd Northrop said that If federal prosecutors wero Wtable to volmt\aroly obtaon records or other onformation from the vice pre81dent they moght have a difficult hme trymg to compel comploance He satd executive provilege might be a valid defense " ~anew Informed Aug z Agnew was mformed Aug 2 by George Beall, US attorney ••lor Maryland that he •• under 1lnvesttgat10n for posstble I violation ol extortton, brobery conopiracy and tax law• Beall raised the poSBoboloty Monday he may re) ecl Agnew's offer for a prtvate dllcusslon of the allegations Agnew sent Beall a letter • volunteering to meet the ptOie(Uior provately In ad- QUAliTY wiSHlo-;ha-;k- ;:Nvone who Nixon mad By HELEN THOMAS SAN CLEMENTE Calif (UPI) - Presodent Noxon fummg over assassmahon precautions that demed him the cheermg motorcade he awatted , grabbed Press Secretary Ron Zoegler by the lapel Monday, spun htm around and shoved hom angroly I don t want the press woth me you take care of tt, Numn snapped at the apparently stunned Ztegler The mcodent took place on New Orleans after the Secret Servtce, saymg tt had word of an assasslnatoon plot, urged that the Presodent not follow the highly pubhcozed motor carle route that had been planned Noxon took another route although he had been lookmg forward to a warm welcome and friendly crowds to bolster his public standing battered bv Water~ate Plot Announ~ed The Secret Servoce an nounced the plot and the change of the motorcade route prtor to Ntxon's arrtval so the expected crowds would not turn out and then be dtsappomted when th,e PreSident dtd not pass When he arrtved at the Western Whtte House m San Clenlente later m the day, his pel'llOnal secretary for many years, Rose Mary Wood, ,._ greeted htm wtth ' I was : worried about you ~ 'The whole thmg was rodicu ~ lous," the Prestdent was heard to reply 'They called me last mght .,,' and they canceled he satd <!Jlparently referrmg to the :t,:motorcade route ;::t They'll never cancel .,( 811other one," he added ;: The shoving lncodent took r! place as Noxon was entermg the conventton hall where he later addressed the Veterans of Foretgn Wars Ntxon nottced that Ziegler was leading a pack of newsmen ln behmd him He grabbed Of 8 11 ltJ I Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS to LMrY $ Mob ilEHomes Chester Agr tco Senilce Center llr'ICI The Farmer s Bank and S11v ngs Co tor pur c has ng our Champion Smgle Re-servt> Single and Champ ()O Pair Lan bs at the fair Pi'ln & Bill Kautz THANKS 5 P M .. Oav Befor e Publication 7- The Dtlly Sentinel. Middleport Pomeroy, 0, Avg 21 19/~ Anyone who'd bu1 your of· flee 11 a llpeworm I I �t I 6- The Daily Senllnel Middl eport Pomeroy 0, Auq 21.1973 , l Sentinel Classifieds Get Resu ts • WANT ADS INFOI<MATION " DEADLINES Card of Thanks Mo11d ay Oeadllne 9 ~ n1 Cancellel ion ...... Corre<:flons Will be aq:epled vnt 19 a m tor Oayof PubllctJIIon REGUlATIONS The Publisher r~sen11es th e right to edr t or re jec t anv ads deemed OblectiOnal The PUbli s her w ilt no! be responstblc for more than ooe mcorrect nsertion RATES For Want Ad Serv ce 5 cents p er Word one Insert ion Mmlm um Charge 7Sc 12 c ents per wor d three consec uttve ns .. rt ons 18 cents per word s x con sec utlve Inser tions 25 Per Cen t Discount on pa1d adsan.d ads pa•d w1th n 10 days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY..<> Sl 10 for SO word m n num Each ad.;t it ronal wor d 2c BliNO ADS Add t tonal 25~:; Advertisement Ch arQ e per OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to S 00 p m Da ly B 30 a m to 12 00 Noon ~· · .. ..t. f t. =· 1910 PONT lA\. FIREBIRD ESPRIT Ztegler s lapel woth one hand and shoved the press secretary s shoulder woth the other spmnong Zoeg1er about face and sendmg tum to fmd some other entrance for news men Reporlers wtth long expero ence covermg Nuwn were Htlp Wanted YARD Sale Wednesday thru Fr iday at 838 South Second Street M i ddleport Old d1shes pottery stone Iars old records old pictures and lo ts m sc UPHOLSTER your own fur nlture we heve all the sup plies you wil l need fabrtcs foam for cushion s and pad dtng We cut foam to any size or shape Swivel bases cotton burlap l egs zipper welt cord Wl!'bblng dacron ch p boa rd plus many other terns and living room su1tes at low low pr1 ces Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Ma 1n Phone 992 7554 7 19 301c PUBLIC NOTICES Your Right to Know and 'be Informed or the tun c t ons of your government are e ~ bod red 1n publiC not ces II\ lhal se ll gover nment charges all Ct f lens to be Informed lh s newspaper urges every cr t zen to read and stvdv these not ces we strongly advise th ose c1tdCns seeking fUrther .nformat on to e>r:erclse their nght of access to publi( records and pub l c meellngt area pnce come Rt 4 WO:<lD FAMOUS BAROAHL DISTRIBUTORSHIP Now available on local level ser v •clng Berdahl dealers This 1962 FORD Falcon 11ery good service type business can be cond•hon Call 992 7165 opera led full or part time with 8 21 3tc no selling experience necessary Proflt potential is PONY trombone free mitten paw kittens one Siamese cat unllm ltttd Conservattve Call 992 7417 es timate of S95 for each day worked A SJ 495 Investment 6 21 31p puts vou In bus iness w R 1T E TODAY (Include ph,one 1963 Mode l 911 3 plower tractor number) BARDHAL INC P S d1esel Sl 300 Ca ll 843 2451 Media Penna 19063 8 19 3tp 8 21 6tc 8 21 31p wr te and state your and when you could Mrs Raymond Myers Pomeroy 8 21 3tc MAN - for retail store w th sales exper ence lnqu1re at lhgels Furn ture Middleport No age 1 m t 8 21 6tc --------- ----- 1970 BSA 250 Call after 2 p m Call 985 39 19 8 21 61p Carriers Wanted AM FM stereo rad o - e track tape comblna t 1on 4 speaker sound sys tem Ba lance Sl03 79 or use our budget terms Call 992 3965 e 15 6tc For The Daily Sentinel 1972 YAMA HA 250 MX MA LE PUBLIC NOTICE Gent Grete Clerk Trenurer Vlllegeof Middleport 161 21 26 191 4 J" pup 4 months 8 19 6tc 1973- z g Zag sewmg mach ine Th s machine darns em bro ider s overcasts button holes All Without at tac hments Pay balance Of $38 50 or pay $5 per month Call 992 5331 6 10 tfc U S POSTAGE STAMPS WE 1 Secure locatiOnS 2 Place Machines on Locat ion 3 Furn1sh Supplies YOU 1 Put In Stamps 2 Take out the Monev J Keeo 20 oct 4 - - - - -- - - -- - - - - 51195 S10 oooworklng Capite! CLOSE OUT on New zig zag Requ~red - 100 Pet Refund mach nes For sew1ng stretch able Send name Address fabn cs buttonho les fancy Phone Number Refere11ces to des igns etc Pant slightly Postage Stamps Inc 300 blemished Clio ce of carrym~ Interstate North N w Suite case or sew n g stand S-49 80 328 Atlanta Ga 30339 (404 ) cashortermsavallable Phone 992 6 19 31p ---.-----------Wanted To Buy 2964 8 20 6lc -------------- BEEF h1des day old paymg $1 Phone 773 5600 Grover C Roush Pomeroy Street Mason W va 8 IS 91p 6 6 901c NO 1 Copper 60c Rad ators 30c brass 20c batter es 90c each clean dry G nseng roots S60a lb Yellow root S-4 Mav apple SO c per lb M A Hall Reedsvil le Call 378 7 31 tfc WANTED for 11uctlon hou sehold goods Tools most anyth1ng of value Will buy or sell on commission Will haul 7 25 tfc 1 muc h faster Witha 715 tfc - -------------1973 14X70 MOBILE home washer end dryer dish washer stll!lnless steel sink garbage disposal eye level we talk to you carpet 111rge lot 3083 . Pflo1 c 7-.2 1 COMPLETE set of Rogeri Drums and Cymbals Like new Phone 992 3132 - -------------GROCE RY business for sate Bu ilding for sate or lease I 6 tfc CASH paid for all makes and models of mob i le ho m es Phone eree code 6U .(23 9531 9 ACRES ground w i th 2 we111 3691 ON YOUR DIAL Llvmg room 15x31 with fireplace Large TV r.oom Utility room Full basement Hot water heat Large 2 car garage w1th workshop and room ove r Large lot wtth lots of shrubs Close to shoppmg 35 wooded acres frontage on both s des of the road pond s acres level an ex eel len I buy $5 500 00 GENUINE SACRIFICE 3 bedrooms bath utility about room large recreation forced atr furnace porches cellar with storage over large lot $8 500 00 6 30 lfc 6 c antalopn Clelond Rac ine 1 3 BEDROOM house on Lincoln H II hv ng room kitchen bath and uttllty room extra large lot over 1 acre Has driveway $13 ooo Ca l l Sunday after 12 noon on weekdays after s p m 992 3247 8 S ttc AVE 4 bedrooms bath new gas furnace basemel'1t ,..,rt back SMALL FARM 30 ACRES - On Route 33 North 2 bedroom home new Hen house corncr ib barn and all mmerals Want S1S 000 00 NEW HOME LARGE convenient build ing lots at Rock Springs Area restricted for hoUSElS only Tuppers Plains & Chester Water available Call or see Bill Wille 992 2189 with garage Asking $20 000 00 NEW HOME MIDDL EPORT - 3 bedrooms I'/' balhs ni ce kitchen wl lh S S cook and bake unlls Ca rpeted Full basemen! wi th garage Ask ing $19 500 00 NEW LISTING POMEROY Bu siness ven t ur e for good Indu strious person who Is willing to put In long hours -------------Real Estate For Sale an d large ' lot only S17 500 00 Want DON T WA STE YOUR TIME AND MONEY LOOKING OR 83 ACRE FARM gu watel 6 TRYING TO SELL OR TO room hOuse In Langsville BUY SEE US WE WIL L DO art• Phone 992 3530 or 142 THE JOB PROFESSIONALLy 641S AND SAVE YOU ALL THE 8 19 lOOp TROUBLE always availab le at MILLER - ~---------BR ICt< home .( bedroom a blths buement flrepla ct Low tttlrtlll Pomeroy Wr ~te MOBILE HOMES I J E Bayllll 310 W High St Crldorsvlllo Ohio •5806 1176tp -------------- 1 2• lfC 7 ROOM house w ith bath In Rutland air conditioned carpeted gas furnace dish washer double oven range double garage large carport 4 acre!! cleared and fenced small barn and other build ings Phone 614 7.42 693.4 5 30 tfc --------------- PAGEVILLt: Ohio Includes house at rooms down 1 up garage workshop and ap proximately 1112 acres with young orchard 1 block east ot Rt 692 S10 500 Information at hou se 8 12 tfc --------------- and Stop In and See Our Floor Display_ 10 at tfc SEWI~G MACHINES Repair service all makes 992 2284 The Fabric Shop Pomeroy Author.zed Singer Sales and Service We Sharpen Scissors 3 29 tfc FOR FREE estimates on aluminum Stdlng Storm Doors and Windows Car ports Marquees and Railing Phone Charles Lisle Syracuse Ohio Car l Jacob Sales Representative V V Johnson and Son inc 6 22 If< MOBILE home repair Elec trlcal plumbing and heating Phone 992 5658 1 15 trc HARRISON S TV service and service calls Phone 992 2522 29 lfc DOZER and back hoe work ponds and septic tanks dit chOng service top soli fill dirt limestone 88tK Escavatlng Phone 992 5367 or 992 3B61 9 1 tfc HOME repair or remodeling Reesoriable rates 1st class work Call Bob or Bill 992 S968 8 10 tOte 6 DELL- WHEEL- Aiign;;;en1 located at Crossroads Rt 124. now back to work Complett front end service tune up and brake service Wheels balanced electronically All work guaranteed Reasonabl~ rates Phone 742 3232 2 18 tfc --------------RON SHEPARD Floor Wall Remodeling Ce ram ic tile baths Box 280 Rutland 74.2 366, 6 26 tfc --------------- Real EState For Sale HOUSE for sale - Furnished Now rented tor S100 month 1 acre land shade trees reasonable Call 992 122 5 " .,, u .. RIVERSIDE APARTMENTS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO RENTAL SURVEY chen wtth ele ctric range On Otuo Power Full basement Gera din & r ented 7 31ooc 15 lfc Real Estate For Slle 1 bl OFFICE SUPPLIES SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 3035 11161fc aval a e soon Just $5 000 00 POMEROY E 2 11 tfc S232 ELNA and White Sew ng Machines Service on ail makes Reasonable rates The Sewing Center M d dleport Oh10 home al l on one floor Garage and large lot for mobil e home or new house T p water 606 992 2094 Mam Pomeroy EXCAVATING Dozers large and small Backhoes and loaders on track and tires Dump truck - Lo boy ser vice Sept ic tanks Installed George (Bill) Pullins phone 992 2H8 or 992 7402 2 9 If< WILL TRIM or cut trees shrubbery Also paint roofs Phone 949 3221 or 742 4441 1 18 30tc NEW LISTING NEARLYNEW - Just3years HOME & AUTO EXCAVATING dozer loeder and backhoe work !oeptlc tanks nstalled dump trucks and lo bo:r-s for hire will haul fill dirt top soli limestone and gravel Call Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 night phone 992 3525 or 992 1426 10 for culttvat1on thp balance as pasture Home had 3 bedrooms TV room mce k1tchen forced atr heat bath cellar porches POMEROY FURNITURE cancelled' Lost your operator s license Call 992 ------------.!_~~lp MIDDLEPORT - Awnmgs 1220 Washonglon Blvd 4131521 BELPRE , , your Free 32 U Co ------------AUTOMOBILE Insurance been room Pick Up servtco Available We Buy & Sell Antiques Dick Seyler Dwnor Kerr 51 Pomeroy, D Phone 992 2798 CONCRETE delivered right to project Fast and easy estimates Phone 992 Goegleln Ready M IK appolnlment Phone 992 56112 or 992 1121 1 25 301c NEW LISTING 4 bedroom 'i------------~ c AN N 1N G Tom a 1o e s home Iorge belh ni ce kitchen Aor Condlttoners colcumbors mongoea ond plus a one bedroom eporlmont plu s gtgan11 c Pomeroy OPEN - Roger Hysell s Gar age near Cronroads on St Rt 12.4 all mechanical work lnclud1hg automatic trans m1sslons Monday Friday 9 30 a m to 5 p m Saturday - 8 30 to 12 noon - unless by RACINE RURAL Anllques Modern Metels used 5 1 lfc Phone 9921696 .( lJ He --------------- display of mobile homes WMP0/1390 s -------------- ser11ice - Nathan Biggs Rad1ator Spectahst Phone7735618from6 30pm IN THE COUNTRY _ 3 to 10 P m for appointment J 20 lie bedrooms mce bath and kIt Unilerpmmng like a oerson FAMILY HOME 2 story frame 6 bedrooms w1th large closets 4'h ba1hs Etc from Furniture No ruinous lyes or caustics C BRADFORD Auctioneer Complete Serv1ce Phone 949 3821 Recine Ohio Critt Bradford 6 15 61p balh Iron! and back porches MOBILE home spa ce In EX CELSIOR Salt Works E Syracuse Phone 992 5959 Main St Pomeroy All klnda 6 21 lfc of tall water pe lle t$ water nuggets block ult and own Ohio River Salt Phone 992 mobile home ~ maue sr Heater corl! SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates Ph 446 ~782 Gai11polls John Russelt Owner and Operator 5 12 tfc -------------~ .!. If porch 110 500 00 TWO BEDROOM mobile home RE DUCE exceaa fluids wllh for rent ln the Rac ine area Ftuldex ...... Lose weight with Includes air condit ion ing Call Ou A D iet capsu les at Nelson Drug& ...._ Comp lete Bulldoll!r Radlalor to lhe Mfddleporl Ohio nven range docron polyesoer MULBERRY --------------Mobile Homes For Sale :______________ WANT AD j I From the laroes1 READY MIX Real Estate For Sale 81661< $1600000 - - - - -- - - - - - - -NEW LISTING B~9~SS~58HOGS •x5 II phone BURLINGHAM - 3 bedroom I 1 1 "STRIPPERS' We Strip Point Varnishes ~ nylon print material with old A mce 2 bedroom frame wood trim Foam reversible home bath c onvement kitchen cushions This week onl y, wtth cook and bake units S189 95 cash and carry Pomeroy Recovery 622 e Dmtng room gas forced air Mal n Street Pomeroy Phone ' furna ce 1 car garage on large 992 7554. lot at Darwin Asking clocks Ice boxes brass beds di shes or com plete househo l ds Wr i te M o Miller Rt .( Pon eroy 01'1 o ca ll 992 6271 S 13 lfc a 16 ti c 1 Ph. 742-6271 Ph 992 2114 If no answer 992 2568 --------------- --------------__ _________ _21 ______________ 992 5656 ____________ .!. 20 31 P t ract t t down For Free Est1mate OpeneTol S Monday thru SaturdaY SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. 215 N Second Phone 992 3509 24 Hour Servoce All work guaranteed GOING AT JUST $15 00000 WE HAVE BUYERS FOR ALL TYPES PROPERTY LIST TODAY HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 992 22S9 NEW 2 piece Early American liv ing room sulle In 100 pel --------------OLD furn i ture oak tables --------------- 1 I H eat 1ng Air Cond Q"'fnqerat1on Plumbmg EteclriCdl ~p.,-.ndm,.t!:. Auto A1r Cond Res1denfla I or Commercial POMEROY l!ii4 Jack W Carsey Mgr Phone 992 2181 --------------- 1 I Pomeroy Home & Auk MAINTENANCE & REPAIR .... --------------- You'll On Most American Cars Dick's Hoard House Coli 992 33S' or 992 2792 Hayman s Roofing , Spouting Porch Repaor Com plete Home Remodeling 606 E Mam Pomeroy 0 Men s women s gtrls & boys regular teans & casual 1eans Good colors All s1zes 62,9 CONSTRUCTION P AND J HOME - -r------------- BIG YANK SlACKS 50% OFF SALE -------------- 1 I Moddleport 0 ELECTROLUX Sweepers deluxe model comolete with al l c leanmg attechments and uses paper bags Slightly used but cleans and looks like new W II sell for 537 25 each or terms available Phone 992 2984 Back to School Sate l For Rent ~-- ----------- -- Building 992 2101 33 ACRES 3 m1les out of Rutland About 6 20 61c CORNER cupboards wall cupboards chests old guns any condition Also blue decorated stoneware Wr te P 0 Box 4.4 Martinsburg Ohio .43935 or cal 1 484 4440 after 7 p rn , Bid s Will be received by the VIllage of Middleport Ohio Me igs Co unty at the VIllage Hall 237 Race street until 4 00 P M Se pte mber s 1973 for th e following materials l 500 ton s No 40at Asphalt ic Con crete more or len 'l 000 gal ons T ac Coat more or tess Specifications for app lication on file at the Mayor s Office 237 Race Street Mlddltport Ohio B~agle old 115 Call 992 1614 Bus1ness OpportunitieS 4439 6 4 30 Da1ly 8 12 Sat 1, the R H Rawlings Sons like 1966 FORD Station Wagon 4 dr country squire $500 Phone 992 3007 or 992 37 64 8 19 3tc PRICE - GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 B 19 4tc --------- ------ 31C Make 11 Roght new Call 992 2888 PANY lmmed ate openings are ava iable 1n the following pos i tion s Maintenance Foreman ( underground) Ass istant M1ne Foreman (undergrou nd ) Sect1on Foreman Surfa ce Mine TWO tra iler lots In Midd leport h duplex 1n Bradbuy pf1one F or eman Reclamat1on before 6 p m 992 5693 Fo reman Persons app!ymg 8 20 Sip should !'~Old valid foreman certifi cation paper!! (Ohio) or have SUffiCient experience to ROOM<; by the /Pek $18 up Meigs Inn Pomeroy apply for State examlnat1on 712tfc Sa lary Commensurate w1th Experience Excellent Benefits TO APPLY Wr•te PRIVATE meeting room for any organization phone 99 2 or Phone Personnel 3915 Department Central 3 11 lfc D•v slon Consolldat on Coal Co mpany Cad l Oh iO 43907 Telephone 614 942 4512 AN 4 ROOMS furnished apt Rtghl n town Ca ll 992 3659 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 8 16 6tc B 21 tfc 3 AND .( R:OOM furnished and CLEA NING lady to work. once unfurnished apartme nfS eve ry 2 weeks Ca ll 992 3696 Phone 992 5.43.4 8 21 3t c 4 12 tr c 8 or we w1ll 8 19 31p 1 SNARE drum for sale FEMALE to work as recep lton st clerk and general duties of small business Some typ no MUS1 have good personality E xcel lent workmg cond it ions 35 hours per week send com ptele resume to Box 729 A c 0 The Oa11y Sent nel Pomeroy OhiO 8 l1 61C SOL IOAT ION COAL COM ._ Musl Be R1ght 11 Phone 9911-452 MATERIALS CO Milson, W VI 173 5ll4 EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 6 16 6tc "' PHONE 992-7368 CE NT RAL DIVI SION CON HOU SEK EEPER to Ove In drive car no cigar ette smoking Phone 992 2936 Alignment COL L ECTORS Items John Hen ry Bottle & Mountaineer lady P110ne 99117138 In Middleport 432 Specoallst Wh<>el 8 15 Me w~tsher NotiCe 992 2550 1)7 1 table and c hair Honda mo torb ike 65 model Home l ig ht Cham saw Call David Haggy 742 3303 8 21 3tp HOGG &ZUSPAN Mtddleport, 0 . NI CE SIX room house lor sa le l n Pomeroy Ca ll 992 3975 or 99 2 --------------GOOD wrlnger wooden Buill Ia Your •s,.cs Dollvtrtd Ia Joll Silt ALL WEATHER KNAPF> shoes n.ew fBII and winter styles now ou t Call 99'1 Sl24 8 .. "' OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY, OHIO WOOD TRUSSES Stdmg Spoutmg Remodeling Plumbtng Heating . Complete Butldlng. Vmyl & Alummum Stding ---------------- Pomeroy Motor Co. __________ ___ _ The weather satellite Nom bus corcles earth 13 tomes dao ly enabhng the N•toonal Aer onautocs and Space Admonos tratoon to monotor every spot on lhe globe from 700 motes on space ROOFING ln"'e-stm enl Property lor sale I,..ARGE brick buildi ng on Ma1n Str ee t Pomeroy Contain! .4 ren tals offers approximately 10 to 12 pet return on In vestment Ca ll 992 21 89 8 19 6to e ASK US A80UT ' Pill FAIRICATfD ( Ftihng out and returning the below survey DOES NOT OBLIGATE YOU, but only expresses your Interest in possibly renltng an apartment Reduced rents are avatlable if you qua hfy on the basts of Income. J ~ SINGLE 1 I NO. OF CHILDREN ~ Vozce alo1zg Br'lf'ay Dennl• F Kcncy of the Pomeroy Naloonal Bank, wos among I 648 sludcnL'l-h•nkers from :w states and several forei~11 11ations who have just coonplel.ed the an nual twoweek re.,dence scssoon of tho 29th •nnuat Graduate School of IJQnkong at the Universoly or Wosconsln In Madison by THOMA S JOSEPH Sponsored by the Central 2 Whet ,\CROSS States Conference consisting of stone I G I grub the banker" association of 16 5 Gradua 3 Exceeded midwesu!fn stales the •choot mtm toon gift porta nee requires attendance {or two 11 Lobertone 4 Mmusculc 12 Vosogoth 5 Ureakfa~t kong COUPLE REENLISTS 1tem m 13 Pro e~ RACINE - A U S Air Force I orontu paid (2 wds I 14 for husband a nd wife team 6 A t,art Ser Sergeants Roger I and Sherry from geants' A Oors have re-enlisted on the ot hers (2 wds ) U S Aoo Force after !Jeong 15 Mal de 7 Defeat at chess selected for career status 8 A!>sam 1\ogcr son of Mr and Mrs 16 Dobbtn s so lkworm tresses Richard E Ours wh o resode on 9 Margin 11 Endure Elm Street Racone, Is an 19 Between 10 Wonn ong aircraft maontenance spcoallst card quod and 16 Inte llect quo He os a 1968 graduate of 18 Max or Southern Local Hogh School 22 Verdi Buddy Sherry daughter ol Mr and 2t opera 19 Sotuate•l Froth Mrs James T York R R 1, 25 Menu hehtnd Dorchester Wis IS an ad 1tem In 20 Roue Nome' monlstratove spectahst (2 wds) 27 Fonoshcd INSURANCE ELIGIBLE 28 HomeNEW YORK (UP!) - The steader Natoonal Flood Insurers Assoco 29 Mans atoon says Reynoldsborg Ohoo nickname h-+-1-on Franklm Comtty has become ~~ ~~!~~ ellgoble for federally subsodozed ''Vlore flood onsurance 3%. Cornell's t) J I CJ I [] n [J . I ! \0 I CIIIHI IJ \ Meigs BOT 'l!liJ'I!lliABlE 1 GEt 100R. lliflOAT CUT IF VOU 15TA'( li TH€ CITV 1 Property LEAPIN Lii'ARDS, SAti0'1' 1 STAAlU1 T RAJ~-' I HOPE PICKS I)SUP SooN 1 only to meet a large number o1 banker~ from all over the country, but they also had the weeks each year for three opportwuty of hearing the years for graduatoon school s distinguished lee• Attendance at the 1973 turers over 100 banking exGraduate School o! B•nking perts !rom all parts of 'the enabled Its students ut Wisconsin's University not nation Kcncy COiliiJictes hunk ing session OO - Nows3 4 II. You 33 version or remamdcoloog an old loook 1 00 - What s My Line 81 Elec Co 20< Beat The Clock 4 News llV JA!;K 0 lilliAN 6, 10 Untamed World ll ~"' Trevino s Gol/ 15 Living 33 Wolly Hyde Whole dod so ~upcrb u 18V<•r fur lilT 1'1 AYWRIC,JI I S Bighorn 3 Homes planned so lloooess on St;,kes' that the ONLY 110M E-N 7 30 - Circ'"~ ToToltlheTrulh6 New Price Is RlghiB RFO author wanted him •gai n for his lalcsl, IJoyd N~W YO IlK (KF'S) - Fasdnotlng, wlt:Jt 20 The New Prlcols Right 10; Can cor Llfe or Dealh 33 Boat the Cloc:k 13 Charles Blairs Better World 15 George Knew My I alh<r which we saw In makes a play &UCCI)IIS!ul ln London and a nop Otl 8 o0 - Temperatvrn Rising 6 13 Maude e 10 Eveni ng AI London a lew da ys ugo - and walked out on ot Broadway Jockey Club Slake~, ' by WilHam Popo 33 Ohio Thto Week 201 Movie The Ceremony J 4 To be announced 15 Douglas Home (pronounced llume ) 1 was a Dreary-dull dog~e diy IJiitosh oL• customary 1 30 - Movie The Couple TakH A Wile ' 6 ll Boseball 1s 1 Home-thlnne~ !'l ~lllrtg st r ~ught over our de~ervedly smart smash In London , brought to Hawatt Five 0 8 10 Folk life Discussion 20 American head while the Hrotlsh audoence Broadway it received ahnosl ununlmously fine 9 00 - International Performance 20 JJ llCemed to be h.IVIng a p tca:~~JOt noghl ol the reviews, full of emphuslij on 118 sheer en 9 30 - VIrginian 8 Movie Sandcoslles 10 giggles 10 00 - Marcus Wetby M D 6 13 News 20 NBC Reporh 3 ' lcrtalnment quotient • promise or blithely To be announced 33 Unlike Jockey Cluh Stakes ' we simply ijpinted content wh ic h almost alw•ys 11 00 - News J 4 8 13 15 dldn tGet It Pluonty the qack was In us, nollhe guarantees a prosperous New York run and ot 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 IS Jack Pear Tonlle 6 13 Movies vehocte Controbutong to our dosappolntment Mister Buddwlng 6 Gentleman s Agreement ro settled down for a disastrous few weeks 1 00 - News ll; Man lrom UNCLE 4 one of OIU' close frocnds who had seen it early on like some lone local wines, such West End 2 00 - Your Health 4 the London rwohad noade us prornose to attend Smash hits often can'! travel across an ocean 230 - News4 It sl;lrred Sir lwlph llichardson then he d left some wines can t even travel 50 mtles without WEDNESDAY AUG 1~ 1973 6 00 - Sunrlae Seminar 4 Sacred Heart 10 spoiling •nd Jockey Club Stakes ' somehow the cast by the lome we ca ughtot so perhaps ot 6 15 - Urban League 10 fonancoaUy cordled on Its cheery way to lhe Cort was Sor Rafe s pcrfoomance lhal made ot ex 6 20 - Farm Report 13 <ellent a Ia Wtlly Hyde Who te In Stakes Theater on Broadway Certainly lt wa ~ a thin 6 25 - Paul Harvey 13 The gentleman on the leadong role hotartty as many of Author Home s fripperies 6 30 - ColumbusTodoy• BtbleAnswers8 The $1ory 13 by the time we ca ught up woth 6 45 - Corncob Report 3 Farmtlme 10 are meant to be They are conststent dellghts to 6 55 - Take Five for Life 15 ot was Andrew Cruickshank certainly a London audiences and even reluctantly to 1 00 - TodayJ • 15 News6 B 10 Fllntstones13 charactcoactor woth ompressove credol~ veteran London crottcs 1 30- Romper Room 6 Rocky & Bullwlnkle 13 Wolltam Douglas Home son of the 13th Earl from The Old Voc s cla'i,Sics to Doal M For 8 00 - Capt KangarooS 10 NewZooRevuelJ Sesame SO 33 Las$1e 6 of Home, brother to Str Alec Douglas Home of MIU'der but he was no Ralph Rtchardson nor 8 30 - Ja ck Lal.anne 13 New Zoo Revue6 British upper polttocs, has made a handsome Wtlfrld Hyde-White He played the husband of 9 00 - Paul Dixon 4 Phil Donohue IS AM 3 Friendly Junction fortune from such fitmsy delights as rhe Avtce Landon, and the to us threadbare tale 10 Peyton Place 13 Mister Roberts 33 Brady Bunch 6 concerned the characteo played woth contented Reluctant Debutante," The Secretary Bird, Movie Captain Carey U SA 8 and The Jockey Club Stakes a transparent desperation by Moss Landon whOse gesture 9 30 - To Tell the Truth 3 Peyton Place 13 Wild Wild Wesl6 agaonst a hoghway planned to chop their estate Electric Company 33 enchantment m London the same In Manhat 10 00 - Dinah Shore 3 15 Jokers Wild 8 10 Dick Van Dyke 13 tan a cumulative fatlure for all tis croltcal In half was to announce on aory senousness she LILias Yoga and You 33 wouldcommtt suocode at a certaon tome and day, approval m New York 10 30 - Baffle 3 4 15 SlO 000 Pyramid 8 10 Spill Second 13 Analyzmg tt, It was not a play, but a vehocle proceeding towaod the deadltne woth a lunatoc Erica 33 Mike Douqtas 6 11 00 - Gambit 8 10 Password 13 Wizard of ()(Ids 3 4 15 In - In thLS case for the protean lunacy of Wolfrod repose the husband s solloness a stmolarly calm Slgbt 33 Hyde-Whtte who onctdentally has taken thts series of resogned rodoculous reactiOns to her 11 30 - Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Love of Life 8 10 Brady same htUe giant of nonsense onto the Northeast purposeful planned demose as tf ot were her Bunch 13 Bowling 6 Book Beat 33 nghtful purpose 12 00 - Jeopardy 3 Bob Brauns 50 50 Club 4 Local News 8 10 Amencan barnyard theaters the theatrocal 13 Password 6 S~same St 33 12 3D-~ W s 3 15 Split Secolld 4 6 Search for Tomorrow 8 10 OHIOAN JAILED 12 55 - NBC News 3 15 BROADCASTER DEAD PHOENIX (UPI) - Hesh TO! EDO (UPI) - Servtces 1 00 - News Weather Sports 3 All My Children 6 13 Green Acres 10 Not for Women Only 15 Jokers Wild 8 Summer Butowsky, 38 wanted m Cleve- were held here Monday for Festival 33 land for mterstate transporta- Edward C Kutz, vereran local 1 30 - 3 On A Match 3 4 15 As the World Turns 8 10 Folk life tion of forged checks smce hiS broadcaster who dted Thursday 33 Lets Make a Deal 6 13 ondlctment Jmte 19, was ar ni ght of an apparent heart Unscramble these four Jumbles 2 OO- NewlywedGame6 13 Gu1dlng L1ghl8 10 International one l etter to each square to Pertormance33 Days of Our Llves3 4 15 rested here Monday by the attack He was 65 form four ordmary words 2 30 - Edge of Nlght8 10 Doctors 3 4 15 Girl In My L1le 6 13 FBI Butowsky had been work 3 00 - Another World J 4 15 General Hospital 6 13 Price IS tng here as a book salesman Right 8 10 Black Perspective On The News 33 POLE CLIMB FATAL 3 30 - Return to Peyton Place 3 15 One Lofe to Live 6 13 Phil ELKS TO MEET Donahue 4 Secret Storm 10 Match Game 73 8 Time for MONMOUTH, Ill (UPI) Timothy 33 COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Robert Armstrong 13 Mau 4 00 - Moster Cartoon 3 Somerset 13 Love American Style 13 44th annual fall meeting of the mee Ohto, while vacattonong Sesame Sf 33 Secret Storm B Huck & Yogi 6 Movie The Ohio Elks ASBOClalton opens wtth relatives here was Son of Captain Blood 10 4 30 - Dick Van Dyke 15 Petticoat Junctoon 3 Merv Gritton 4 here Frtday The three-day pro- electrocuted Sunday when he Abbott & Costello 8 My Little Margie 15 F Troop 6 Daktarl gram wtll be attended by touched wmng on a uttlity 1 13 representatives of 98 lodges on pole he had chmbed 5 oo - Bonanza 3 Big Valley 6 Hazel a Mr Rogers 20 33 ' Ohto Western Star Theater 15 SHAKESPEA~E Wl<:oiE S 30 - Beverly Hlltblltles 8 Electric Co 33 Gomer Pyle 13 Idea? 33 Love Thy Nerghbor 6 13 Measu re For Measure 20 IT ABOUI NOiHIN6 1 Traits West 15 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 8 30 Madrgim 3 4 Mov1 e Goodn1ght My Love 6 i 3 5 55 - Earl Nightingale 15 Baseball 15 6 00 - News Weather Sports 3 4, B 10 15 Truth or Conseq 6 9 00 - Musical Encounter20 33 Dan Augus1 B 10 Sesame St 20 Societies In Transotlon 33 Now anance the etrcled letters 9 30 - Man Builds Man Destroys 20 33 h()J 1/W 6 30 - NBC News 3 ~ News 8 10 Sesame 51 20 I Dream of to form the surpnae answer aa 10 00 - Cannon 8 Ow en Mar shall 6 13 News 20 World Jeannie 13 Lilias Yoga & You 33 sugreated by the above cartoon Unlvers1ty Games 3 4 Man an & Jtmmy McPartland 33 1 00 - Truth or Conseq 3 Beallhe Clock 4 News 6 10 What s 11 00 NewsJ 4 6 8 10 13 15 My Line 8 Anything You Can Do 13 Etec Co 20 Saini 15 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Dick Cavell 6 13 Come To lhe \ Pro1t 1111 SUHPRISI ANSWER hn Book Beat 33 Fair 4 Mov1es Stde Street 8 Bl ood & Sa nd 10 7 30 - Eposode Action 33 Til<> Judge 10 Beat Ill<> Clock 13 To (An1wer1 tomorrow Tell til<> Truth 6 How Do Your Children Grow> 20 Pollee 11 45 - Johnny Carson 4 1 00 - Man from UNCLE 4 News 13 Jumhl~• GA'\IN ENJOY BIKINI AMULET Surgeon 3 4 Protectors 8 l' ul~r ti lly ~ 200 News4 8 00 - Adam 12 3 4 15 Sonny & Ch<>r 8 10 Whars the Big An.,..r.r I JIP l 111 - 111wllu r ttttl I - IGNITE ~ Yesterday s Answer 21 Esau s grandson 22 Black 23 Talk woldiy 24 Partner of loose 26 Raw bQned 30 Ralph Kram den s wofe 31 State (Fr) 33 Sicilian volcano Co nsod•r Elec me as 36 MaJor s 34 35 supenor (abbr ) 37 SpaniSh queen 38 Floor coverlDg color 35 Kond of ac1d 38 Tony bot 39 Prmcess Graces home 40 Ftrst rate 41 Type wnler part 42 Streetcar on Bloghty DOWN I Burn the mtdnoght Otl b:+-1-+-1-+- DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work !I.XYDLBAAXR ls LONGFELLOW One letter somply stands for another In thos sample A is used for the three L s X for the two D's etc Songle letters, apostrophes the length and formahon of the words are all hmts Each day the code letters are dtl!erent CRYPTOQUOTES S KAA U OSI DSTN KAAU S NSVNL OFJV BAL S S KAAU KAAU S KAAU NSVNL OFJV URKNJVRAI, URKNJVRAI KAAU EN UNGNIUJ SIU FGAI QAIJQRNIQN - ENIXSORI URJL S NPR SHE DO IT A.NYWAV? Pauhne Buch, Affidavit, Pomeroy West Ohio Annual Con! , Untied Meth Church to Trustees, Letart Twp , 1 Acre, Letart Joseph Lincoln Price, deed to Adallne Price Swnmers, Donna Isabelle Wolfe, Lebanon George Logan to Allen G Lipscomb, Opal M Lipscomb, 3 13 Acres, Bedford Raymond L Rowe, Kay M Rowe to Gerald Hayman, Focle Hayman, Parcels, Letart Citizens Natl Bank to Harry S Yarbrough, 10 Acres, Salem Anna M Ryther. Admn: Eva I Postal Matt, deed ta Milo S Rlchsrdson, Gladys M Richardson, I 43-160 Acre, Letart Anna M Ryther, Corum , Berneta Young, deed to John P Young, William A Young, Lot 41, Naylor's Run, !HE BORN UlSER Pl.E"A"'D 10 MEET" 'o01J 1MR ANI'Re;wt; 1 lllJl" WHERE'S HAL., Pome~oy Marvin D Miller, dec to Helen L Miller, Cert for lrans , Salem Donald W Chspman, Mae Chapman, Wanda Burke, OWe BIU'ke, Ralph R Chapman, Rea Chapman, Ronald E Chapman, Unds Chapman to Vona M Chapman, Lots, Columbia • Carpenter John E Frank, Josephine E Frank, Nellle T Frank to DalB E Showalter Patty L Showalter, Parcels, Chesler ALLEY OOP ONL'>' 'iOU P.O.AC IZE. I 1>1\ THE': "IAI. TAC(NT OF' TI-l E ACT'' I. I I MARRIED - - - I 1 I IIAIIIIIS B>l By PHIL P~STORET Some kids are preparing to BARNEY ~~~;n to school - • rew to ~z:iz::::2S:71Lroi«s:=rr\l + + + LOWEEZ'f AtN T Now II lh 111101 wbll )'til HERE RIGHT NOW tblfl your eloc:trlc: bill bltdlll ELVINEY SHE'S from air coadltloalnl lo a 1a1 LOST !I lttldlll for ••11•1 + + 1--------------·-----~---J Mall to B•rr-Cirele Development, Inc WHAR ? ' ? IN Til NEW MA IL ORDER CATALOG wH~ ro r ALIIIA~~ HAVE 10 BE "l){E 60AT? IJH~ OlD~00 LET ~OUR$fLF Gtr PICKED OFF SECOND' WHO KN01J5' DO 't(JU TH I N~ I ENJOII BEIN6 THE 60AT 1 ~AAH !! 750 Firat Avenue Oelllpolls, Ohio 45631 Or for more information Clll collect 446 3746. • v S Transfers .------------------------, I I I NAME I I PRESENT ADDRESS r//~/.-&y/,,;; ,: TUUDAY . AUO 21om 8 10 il l tDroomofJoann le13 Lilias Yoga& 6 For Sale $139S 11J9S 4 door V automatic power steenng radio good t ires bl ue fm lsh spot less mtenor surpnsed by the ou tburst, whtch "as captured by televt swn cameras KOSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS Specials dunng August are The Presodent new to Cah Koncentree Mot sf Kote forma for an extended stay He Kteansing Kream One Day Sachet & others Phone Helen arranged to confer today wtlh Jane Brown 992 5113 Zoegler to doscuss the timing of 8 2 tfc his ftrst press conference on WILL give away for good 1\ome fove months m the country full blooded German Poll ee Dog 3 years Julie Arrives Old gentle with children Ntxon s daughter Juhe Reason for giYtng away - dog Eosenhower, who arroved last has to be tied and would l1ke to run loose Phone 992 3359 rught to be wtth her parents, 8 17 6tc has revealed that the long SENIORS Make your awaited news conference, MEIGS appointment now to have your SENIOR PORTRAIT taken which wtU be dommated by Dates for taking MEIGS Watergate questoons will be SENIORS are Aug 22 23 24 held "before Labor Day and 25 and Sept 1 Take advantage of Special Senior The Presodent's mood was Prices for these days only reflected on hos ftghtmg speech Call GROVER S STUDIO iddleport Oh o Phone 992 before the VFW m a deftant M 2475 revelalton that he had ordered 8 1 22tc the secret bombmg of Cam- YARD Sale Thursday Friday bodia on 1969 and "would make and Saturday 10 a m till dark Rees res1dence 3rd the same decoston today if ot Street Rae ne Ant1que meant savong Amerocan lives d shes b1ng and grondahl Royal copenhagen collectors The Ntxon admoniStration plate s Cambrtdge has been under ftre for failing depression and R F Prussta Brlcabrac etc Old books to tell the Amencan people that bottles lanterns andirons U S Atr Force was bombmg new school clothes many other 1tems lor everyone at Cambodta between March yard ule prices 1969 and May, 1970 The 8 19 6tc Prestdent told the veterans GARAGE Sal Mt 01 ve R dge that approprtate ' governm Long Bottom Monday and Tuesday 9 t II 4 at the ment and congress1onal Casey German res1dence leaders were informed Few Old d shes furnitu re gas heaters and mtsc 1tems Chargmg that the North 6 19 31P Vtetnamese made a mockery of Cambodtan neutrality Noxon satd "I made Employment Wanted painter m the dectston, I ordered EXPERIENCED tenor and exter1or Call Don Amertcan atrpower employed Van Meter 985 3951 6 230/p ...._ dtrectly and contonually agatnst the enemy-()ccupoed base areas from whtch Com Help Wanted SIBLE woman to mumst soldters had been at- RESPON babys it m Rutland t·om 11 30 tackmg and ktlling Amertcan until 4 30 tour days a week I ch1 ld m kmdergarten and 1 n soldters ' school Call 7.42 4.426 after 6 The Prestdent clatmed that pm 6 19 61p Prmce Norodom Sihanouk, extied Cambodian leader ap- SOMEONE to wallpaper about.( rooms 1 1 ve n Harnsonv lie proved of the bombong dillon to turmng over his ftnanctal records for m· spect10n The (Agnew) letter ra18es the suggestion that such a meeting would be desirable from his standpomt, Beall satd I can't say if the government sees It as destrable l'hmgs have to be thought through 7 LS ffc 19S7 FO RD truck good con dillon L.ooks good and runs good $300 Phone 992 3359 8 15 6tc 1970 PLY FURY Ill 1 WAN T 10 tha nk my ne ghbo rs and fri ends for flo wers ancl man y k ndnesscs the Ew n~ F uneral Hom e and The Rev Mr Jarv s for all the 11elp at the flme of the dealll of ny w fe Mabe l Raub Hobart Raub Husband Kennell1 an d Gard ner Mank. n 8 21 ltp I ftmale ---------------- automatic t ransmi ssion power steer ng and brak es good while wa ll tires white finish vmyl top radio cle('ln mstde -----------~-- 1 toy male anct Pr.ont 992 S•J&J Television Log Business Services PAhVIEW Kennels Poodl01 1969 CHEVROLET truck t3h 11 dump bodv cheater nle woo 00 Phone 992 595 1 8 l6 61p ll19S 1910 DODGE POLAR A 4 door fa ctory a11· V 8 engine Pets For Sale Auto Sales Local 1 owner 350 V B eng ine power steering automatic transm1sslan AM FM radio Hke new white lettered t1res clean mten or was so k. 11d aod thoughtfu l affer th e death of my mother Mrs Ell1abeth Biddle I especial y w1S/) to thank thr Wh1 t e Funeral Hone thosr send ng !l ower s and food Rev Robert Meece tor hi • words thr co nsol ng pallbearers and anyone elst who helped In any'WaY Thelm a 8 21 Hr Indictment faces knotty legalities BALTIMORE (UP! ) - A federal judge foresees the posstbolity of three legal "confrontatoons" tf an atjempt IS made to mdtct Vtce Presodent Spiro T Agnew Edward S Northrop, choef judge of the Maryland U S Distroct Court, satd Monday if any of three posstble 18sues are ratSed a court hearong would have to be held to settle the queshon before any Indictment would be legal Northrop listed the three IBSueS as executive prtvilege, separatiOn of powers, ' or whether you can ondoct a vtce president " 11 There lB a very grave question over what the courts can get from the executive branch," Northrop satd Northrop said that If federal prosecutors wero Wtable to volmt\aroly obtaon records or other onformation from the vice pre81dent they moght have a difficult hme trymg to compel comploance He satd executive provilege might be a valid defense " ~anew Informed Aug z Agnew was mformed Aug 2 by George Beall, US attorney ••lor Maryland that he •• under 1lnvesttgat10n for posstble I violation ol extortton, brobery conopiracy and tax law• Beall raised the poSBoboloty Monday he may re) ecl Agnew's offer for a prtvate dllcusslon of the allegations Agnew sent Beall a letter • volunteering to meet the ptOie(Uior provately In ad- QUAliTY wiSHlo-;ha-;k- ;:Nvone who Nixon mad By HELEN THOMAS SAN CLEMENTE Calif (UPI) - Presodent Noxon fummg over assassmahon precautions that demed him the cheermg motorcade he awatted , grabbed Press Secretary Ron Zoegler by the lapel Monday, spun htm around and shoved hom angroly I don t want the press woth me you take care of tt, Numn snapped at the apparently stunned Ztegler The mcodent took place on New Orleans after the Secret Servtce, saymg tt had word of an assasslnatoon plot, urged that the Presodent not follow the highly pubhcozed motor carle route that had been planned Noxon took another route although he had been lookmg forward to a warm welcome and friendly crowds to bolster his public standing battered bv Water~ate Plot Announ~ed The Secret Servoce an nounced the plot and the change of the motorcade route prtor to Ntxon's arrtval so the expected crowds would not turn out and then be dtsappomted when th,e PreSident dtd not pass When he arrtved at the Western Whtte House m San Clenlente later m the day, his pel'llOnal secretary for many years, Rose Mary Wood, ,._ greeted htm wtth ' I was : worried about you ~ 'The whole thmg was rodicu ~ lous," the Prestdent was heard to reply 'They called me last mght .,,' and they canceled he satd <!Jlparently referrmg to the :t,:motorcade route ;::t They'll never cancel .,( 811other one," he added ;: The shoving lncodent took r! place as Noxon was entermg the conventton hall where he later addressed the Veterans of Foretgn Wars Ntxon nottced that Ziegler was leading a pack of newsmen ln behmd him He grabbed Of 8 11 ltJ I Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS to LMrY $ Mob ilEHomes Chester Agr tco Senilce Center llr'ICI The Farmer s Bank and S11v ngs Co tor pur c has ng our Champion Smgle Re-servt> Single and Champ ()O Pair Lan bs at the fair Pi'ln & Bill Kautz THANKS 5 P M .. Oav Befor e Publication 7- The Dtlly Sentinel. Middleport Pomeroy, 0, Avg 21 19/~ Anyone who'd bu1 your of· flee 11 a llpeworm I I �. Di;~~~~;t inel' Mid~~~~i~:~L?rr;~~;,:;,;;;.:)~::::t:~@:i: ili:;:i: : ~:iG: :t: :' : :~: t=~=: : : w:::M::: : ~;:;~:~;~ .:~T~;~:~~!!~~~ta~:~~~~;':@,:.WWUOO~~mmt~~~'l m:rg~~f~~~:~~r~r~~:~ • Y0 llr Ho Sp}•tal rep ort s (Continued !rom I'"K" I) . school lunch pr'Ol!l nm fnll n Chef 's Pantry. Columbus. and It was voted to eh:mge from numerical grades to let!<•t· grades in the hi ~h school Attending the meeung wert• board member~ Davttl Nca~c, Dennie Htll, Charles Pyles ,Jt. llv llu~ h 1'. Kirk<•l. Charles Pyle· and1 Gt ovet Exet;ut 11·t· \ ' II' <' Pn•suknt Salser, Jr., Supt . Bob On! and llol l•' r~lt'd it' ail't·nlrr principals James Adams, Btl! A few "''"ks n~o. Holzer Baer , James Wtckhne and Medical l'•'tli<'r Sdwol of Larry Wolfe. Nw Sill~ Ct'it•b• alr<i the 50th Anntvl'tS.tl\ of tit•' fi rst graduatm~ , l.tss. and alum nae DIVORCJ:;S ASKED f•·on all u1•or th<' country Fout suits for dh one hf1Vt1 l'durnt'd flH th~ 1('Un ion been filed m Mctgs Counl) \\ t•t•kt.•nd u~ lrbt dLton Common Pleas Court. The) Jrwluctmg thl' mosl recent wet·e by Dcbr.t B•wnfteld. cl.oss th.tl gruthtfllcd m .June, Middl epol't vs Pa ln ck 727 youn~ ~~-ome n hlove comllrwnfteld. JJaufort, S C . pl('ted tllr1r trdL/11111{ in the Naomt Rulh Don<>hue Hosptlal's School of Nuosmg. Pomeroy Rt. 4. vs Stephen Ra1 Studen ts come from uol only Donohue, sa m e add 1e:-;s, and Oln o. bu l lh<' suroounding Charles C. Wnghl, Mtddlepot t, "''''' or \\ est Vorguua and vs Carolyn Lee Wngltt. M•d· Kenlllckv even fro m as far dlepor t, each duu gmg gross awav .~· N<'\\ Y01k It is neglect of duly and extreme n~lu;'<11 thai .tfler rulftllmg cruelty, and Thoma. K Woods. lhctr trann ng • eqn n eme nts Middleport, vs Palrtcto ~ here '" Gu llo polls, the) may Woods, Howard. Ohto, , elw n lo hosptutls wlhetr own chargmg gross neglccl of duly home towns, go on to the larger ctttes m the Tt t-SI,ot e urea, or even fwthc t """Y when opporluntt) presents otself In facl, a student from Greece, Ma ty Dcmetnadou, entered the Holzet School ol • • SHIRT FINISHING SAME DAY SERVICE In AI9- 0ut P.'' d6 E 2nd . Pom eroy . MEIGS THEATRE Theatre Closed Augu st 12 thru Augu st 23 AUGUST241hru 26 HEARTBREAK KID Plu s THE MAN August 31 lhru Sept 4 BATTLE FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES SHOWSTARTS7P.M. •• !' . L LARGE Nurstng m Scplembct, 19$2, graduates in 19;;, Ihen returned lo Greece to !lCcepl " responsible position on the nursing staff 111 Thessalonikt The SchOQI had twenty...,tght in thtsyear's graduatmg class Of tlus group, thirteen are slaytng at Holze r Medi cal Center as gl'aduate nurses, which ls another tndtcation of how imporl<lnt tt ts lo have the most modern medical racthty so that our graduates wtll want to remain here to provide the finest pahent care. In turn, patienls beneftl from lhe high acadennc standards required in our SchO\ll of Nursing. The 13 who are slaying at Holzer Medical Center include Debbte Hemsworlh !rom Lancaster and Wilma Rtfe of Middleport. now a part of the nursing team lor surgical pa hents. Two graduates , Elame Jacobs of Wellston and Joy Ktmble of Jackson, wtll be 10 the orthopedic, medical and general surgtcal areas. Vtckt Kaufman of New England In West Vtrgmia, Sharon Pyles of The disclosure was the first by the Secret Servtce durmg Nixon's presidency of a illreat against his life. Only bare del<ltls were revealed by the Secret Service, which also asked New Orleans pohce to pick up a former policeman who trted to nttack Ntxon's lunousine three years ago. He was Edwin Michael Gaudet Jr., 30. He was accused in a federal warrant of makmg the threat last Wednesday m New Orleans. Gaudet, nicknamed "Punchy," was tracked down 111 New Mexico Monday night but fled from offtcers. The Secret Service empha· sized that Gaudet might not be mvolved 10 the "posstble plot. " Agenls 10 Washmgton and New 9rleans declmed further comment today. Gaudet was located in a hipptel commune near Arroyo Hondo, N.M. ·When Secret Servtce agents tried to arrest him, Gaudet grabbed a htgh· powered rifle, frred three shots at the agents and escaped mto the brush-eovered hills. "We know he knows the area •· and he's armed wtth a 30-06 rifle," satd a spokesman for Taos County Shenff Arthur WEDNESDAY ONLY EGGS IGA GRADE A • By llmtrd Press lnteruational ' The Secret Servtce's dtsclosure of a "possible consptracy" to assass10ate Prestdent NIXon rn New Orleans was generally discounted toda y by pollee for lack of evHlence The Prestdenl lu mself called t he eptsode "ridiculous " The Secret Service made its an nouncement Monday an hour before Ntxon left Florida for New Orleans to addtess the Veterans of Fore rgn Wars natt onal conventoon . Ntxon refused to call off the tnp but agreed to swrtch hJs motorcade off famed Canal Street. :oM KRAFT BUTTER MINTS • ¢ 8 oz. DELIVERY DRIVER SALES 3.57 PER HOUR 1 DOZ. FULL or PART TIME No experience necessary, must have car and willing to learn. Phone 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday thru Friday. • 446-0677 IT'S t BED! " S SLUMBER, SEAT! NOW YOI! KNOW VIce President Aaron Burr was divorced by his second wife on ille day ol his death, Sept. 14, 1836. JR S ex11 ms to be given soon CINCINNATI _ Persons who are not eertifled public La "•'•· or ••tlorney•" but acrmut want to qualify to repres•nl ctlents in In matters oolore ille lnlernal ){venue Service . must submlllhelr examination application ily Aug. 31 , 1973. District Dirertor of Internal Hevenu• Paul A. Schuster, said tha t the Special Enrollment Examination In the Cincmnatl Dlstrtcl will be given at Clllctnnali on Sep· Pomeroy - Harold Norton, Jerry E F 1e l ds, Frank G1 rolam1 , Charles Salser. William Radford, Howard Logan . Delma Buck , Marv 1n Keebaugh, Mar 1orle Reuter, V 1rgll Wmdon , Gay Perrm , Mike Globak.ar , Jane Walton, Robert Vaughan. Dwight Goins, Kenneth E . Harn s, Don Betzing, Leo vaughan. Mil dred Hudson , Roy E M ill er , Sarah G1bbs, Ola St Cla1r, Ber nadetle Anderson , Dorothy Johnslon, Albert Rou sh , Gary Sm1th, Homer Smll h , Norbert Neutzl mg. Lloyd B l ~t c kwood . Gene Holldash elt, Mary F •e lds , Barbara F 1elds, Margaret Eskew : Rollin Radford . Marc1a L Rogers, Margaret Slory , Wllllace Hatf •eld , Harlan Whitlatch , Roy Sm•th , Mel 1sa R1zer. Tommy Ray Reuter , Marvm Taylor M iner sv ille - Sla cle Arnold Racme - Floyd He ndr,cks , Fr •l z Buck, Phyllis Edward s Marl i n Wi lc oxen. E m m a Adams, Roy Van Meter Ed ward O'Connor - Jo hn F Aelker, Li nda Hal ey, Wa yne Oav1s, Dean Lutz, Robe rl Kmg . Norma G W•lcox, J ane M•l1er , Ida M Mart in, Ed Durst. Edward F 1scher , Clara France. Charle s Searles. M ary Bacon, William L•t lle . D.:H'\ •e l Ray Ellis, Chester Erwm . Pal Gress , Brenda T urner , Thoma s E Weaver , Paul Haplonstall Sarah Fowler. Georg e Harr is, Milton Hood . Er1 c Pear ch Karen Pnce . Chester - Alben Mar li n Syracuse - Mill ar d Ro ush, Dorot h y Dougla s, Woo droo'l Zwelllng , L a rr y Laven der , Donald Hendricks L ong Bottom Ma cii l Barton. Gr ella StJttl e, How ard Parker . Henry Bahr Reed sv i ll e James p Rulland - Homer P Parker. Adell L David son , l K W or ~ man. Rita M c Dan ie l , Co r a L Lee , Donna Dav idson, ChB r hs C Ki ng, Ro sell a Buchfle ld HarriSO n v il le Rob er t HUGH P. KIRKEL 'eflecll'<l in scoring resulls on the State Board Test Pool Exarmnalton for Professional Nuo·ses ; our sludenls have scored.wtthm the upper to pet. of schools m Ohro. From all indicatiOns, over ftfly students, whtch IS a record \ugh, wtll be enrolled m the new rres hman class at Holzer Medtcal Center School of Nursing, starting to September of thts year. Thts is not only a reflectron of our reputation for academic excellence tn nurs· ing educatton, but an awesome challenge and responstbthly to continue to mamlam these htgh standards Mason , W Bumg~trner 5 119.00 va w,c•h~I" 33" SeoJ Dep<h 19 1t7" Seo t W •d <o 26" Oo~n ed· Bed w•d<h 26" tg lh 76 De pth Q,,. ••., .ons DECORATOR WALL CLOCKS ... a very interesting collection of dependable qualtty wall clocks. CUCKOO CLOCKS ... choice of several sizes and styles. Battery operated. DINETTE SETS ... 5, 7 and 9 piece dinette sets. Stop in the Furniture Department. 3rd floor. see our fine lines of furniture for every room In your home. ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY ; I , I , 01 r, 'I Joan Caullleld · Plus BAKER TWt LIGHT PEOPL E FURNITUt'tt. MIDDLE !> O~~., ·. 0. John Ashley Pot Woodell I Mettocolorl lPG I " •" .•. • - • r .••• ,. PASSBOOK SAVINGS ----------------~~ % OOMPUTED QUARTERLY r• • •"' • •• 3 MONTH CERTIFICATE PAYABLE QUARTERLY . MINIMUM $1000 1 YEAR CERTIFICATE PAYABLE QUATERLY -,.INIMUM 11000 • ~ 2·YEAR CERTIFICATE % PAYABLE QUARTERLY MINIMUM 11000 ••• • . •• • ••• ..• . • •• FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE INQUIRE AT THE BANK CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK \ II ill \I I~VI( I I\t\ "JI< MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Member Federal Depos~ Insurance Corporation trailer was removed. At 10:30 p.m. on SR 124 m Sutton Townshtp, James Walker, Rl. I, Portland, had pulled off the htghway oo the rtght when a vehicle drtven by Emory Cteed James, Rt. I Portland, went off the highway and struck the Walker vehicle. There were no injuries . There was ltghl damage to both ve hicles, and no cttalions were issued. Air was reportedly left out of tires on a compressor at Rock Springs over the weekend. The compressor belonged to Shelly and Sands. A pavmg machine was also struck by an unknown vehicle located on old . county road 25 below Salisbury School. CINCINNATI - THE GREATER CINCINNATI Gasohne Dealers Assoctation announced today its 400 members have voted to close their servtce stations during the Labor Day weekend to protest "the Cost of Ltving Counsil's bungling of Phase IV.'' "• I ,j I 1 Double Feature Program THE DARING DOBERMANS Tim Con sid ine ,. " RATES driving a tractor trailer, was crossing the tracks when a trailer pm came out leavmg the trailer partllllly blocking the tracks. The sheriff's depart· ment cheeked with Hobson Yards and a train was headed south in the directionnof the accident. The sheo·ifl's department stayed ot the scene until the By United Press International SAIGON - GUERRILLAS AMBUSHED a South Vtetnamese militia patrol early today stx miles from Saigon m the closest attack to the capital smce the Jan. 28 cease-fire. The South Vietnamese military command said Commumsts htdden in the surrounding jungle triggered a captured American claymore mine as the militiamen were passing. The command said one militiaman was killed and five were wounded by the blast six miles northeast of Saigon. It was the closet incident to the capital since Jan'. 28 when the Communists hit the Tan Son Nhut air base on ille outskirts of Saigon with eight rockets only two hours before the start of the cease .fire. NEW SAVINGS INTEREST MASON .' ' DRIVE-IN ,,. . Augu st 21 A CHAIR BY OAY {l ~ EO P,v N'C.;·i.. Three men forced their way Into a car driven by Ona E. McKmney, Rt. I Shade, Tuesqay aflernoon at 3 p.m. as she pulled off County Road 26 ooto County Road 20, Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach 's depar~ent reported today. One•of the men drove the car north on County Road 19, and after traveling 2% ml(es threw Mrs. McKinney out of her car. The triO then apparently turned the car around and headed towards U. S. Rt. :l3. The car was found by the Sheriff's Department over an embankment. There was light damage to the car. Mrs . McKinney was unharmed. The sheriff's department set up a search for the three men 1n the Peach Fork area, but the search was called off due to darkness. The department also investigated an accident Tuesday at 1:57 p.m. on the railroad tracks on County Road 8, Rutland Township. Jack Slate, Charleston, • Jarnu - TONIGHT ONLy Dtmen!lons Closed . He <gh<32" 3 men take over Shade woman'scar TROPHY CASES ... glass front cases, adjustable shelves, walnut finish. Hemloclo; Gr o11e ShL'I r on Wiker . Langsv ille E ll 1~ M yers •• ••• ••• ' GUN CABINETS . . . a fine new selec!lon of 6 and 10 gun sizes. Maple or walnut finishes. Excellent quality. CING n~Cilf'i<•s, businesses or news selected to rl'<elve one ol II m"tia for <nlt~tundln~ I'On· plaques b<llng awarde-d In the lrtbutlons on a commwtlty on Stat~ of Ohio to org1mtzattons, behalf ur senior cillzcns. Just Received Furoiture Department, 3rd Floor Alk ~r e • •• • • • Titc Dally Sentlrwl hus bocrt Blood Con de SLUMBER/SEAT Daily Seniinel, four area residents, -will be honored at fair !ember 24 and~. 1973. Interested. persons can secure appltcatlw and ad· '""I r dltlonal Informal1on 1rom~~ local IRS office, he s•ld. AP· pllcatlons, accompllnled by a fee of $25 payable to Ute In· lerna! Revenue Service, should be mailed by August 31, 1973, to ille Director, Audit Division,· Internal Revenue Service , Washington, D. C. 20224 ; At· tentlon CP .A:C :T - SEE. ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY Trujillo. Nmeteen law enforcement officers spread throughout the hills today in the search for Gaudet Secunty was extremely light for Noxon's VFW appearance. There were no incidents and He Oew alter the 2-hour, 11-minule vtsit to the Western While House m San Clemente, Calif. "The whole thmg was ndicu- DUBONNET WINNER MONTICELLO, N.Y. (UP!) lous," Noxon satd of the - Bob Brannum, former. possible conspiracy. Boston Celtics star and now head basketball coach at Brandeis Umverstty, beat Jack Marm of the Houston Rockels, 1-up on the rourill hole of sudden deaill play Thursday to (Continued from Page I) by, Mary Nease, Jean Nease, win the $3,000 top prize m the Jean Sayre, Juantta Sayre, forst Dubonnet Golf Classic. Lulabetle Hampton, Martha Lou Beegle, Beulah Strauss, Emma Clatworthy, Marie Barton, Elva Dailey, Elotse White, Vernon Nease, Jane Wagner and Doroilly Smith Donations were given by ille varoous organizations of the Church of Christ, Quahty Print Shop, Metgs Local Schools, the Datly Sentinel, Athens Messenger, WMPO radio sl<ltion, Pomeroy Emergency Squad and Veterans Memorial Hospital M•ddleporl T'S A ·: HAIR!' 1 Jay•·coes will b<l WedneS(!ay at 8 p.m ut the Pomeroy Vtll•ge Hull Youu~: men between the a~cs of 18 tmd :~. who are cor•ccrn<'<l about their com. muntly and want to be Involved are welcome. UNIT CALLED The Meigs County Emergency Medtcal Servtce was called to Mormng Sl<lr at II · 50 a m. Saturday for Earl Shuler. A medical patient, Shuler was l<lken to Veterans Memortal Hospital where he was admitted. AI 9·09 p.m. Saturday , the servtce was called for Wendell Barrett, Danville. He was l<lken to Veterans Memortal Hospilal SS Discounting plot Use our Fr(o<> P" dwtq Lol Robinson's Cleaners • ,Ja•·k, un "'"' ' b<•cn ussi~nL'<ltu nu•llil'nl putients and cardia<' patlt.•nts who are I'CCUIH'ratin..: from ueut<· phu,..s ol their tllness. F:ula Crabtree ol Lucasvtlle and Donnu Shaner or Oak thll combine medical 1ind surgi cal patient care dulics Mary Hayes or Pomeroy rotates between the Labor Room. 08 and Nursery. These whowtll work In Pediatrics are Dorothy Neutding ol Pomeroy and Penny Saunders or Gallipohs Carol Daylleld from PI Pleasant ts now a member of Ute Intravenous Therapy team. We're p.-oud to welcome illese competent and skilled yowtg ~omen to our staff, and hope their nursing association wlth Holzer Med1cal Center wtll be a illing on . Next year' Sen r Class mcludes twenty-moe studenls, and the followmg (1975) has thtrty-etghl in the class. These studenls are in school all summer wtlh one week's vacatron in June and a three week break in September. Mtss Beremce Skehan Is the Dtrector of Nursmg Educatton and 1s assisled by nine faculty members who combine their teaching sktlls to turn out the !west nursing graduates anywhere m the Sl<lte of Ohro. This top-notch mstruction is . • • • ••• • •• •• •• • PHNOM PENH - CAMBODIA'S top mllttary man .said today he expects Thailand and South Vtctnam to step m to prevent a l'!orth Vietnamese takeover of Cambodia. Maj. Gen. Sosthene Fernandez also told a news conference he plans to ask the United States to resume bombing operallons if Hanoi refuses to pull its troops out of his country. "f don't think friendly countries hke South Vietnam and Thailand will stand by and let Cambodta be overrun by the North VIetnamese," Fernandez said. He said he was watting for the North VIetnamese to pull out of Cambodia in accordance with the Paris peace accords. "If they don't, then we'll have to ask the United States why it respects mternationalagreemenls when the other side doesn 't," he said. Fernandez, however, predicted his soldiers would turn back Communist guerrltlas pressuring Phnom Penh wllhout any outside help. "If they want to come and die against the defenses of Phnom Penh, let them dte," he said. SAN CLEMENTE, CALIF .-PRESIDENT Nixon's aides acknowledged for the first ttme that he Is under tension and strain as a result of Watergate revelations, but they 10sist that he is capable of performing his presidential dulles. Meanwhtle there wns speculation that Nixon's long-awaited press conference on Watergate may be held this week, possibly today . Reporters noted that the White House spokesman did not announce a definite time or place for today's press briefing. Nixon has not held a news conference since March 15. "There is no question that during the past few months, there have been periods of pressure on the President," Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L. Warren said Tuesday. But he also told reporters, "There is no question in the President's m10d, in the minds of those around the President that he is not only capable of performing tile dulles of his office, but he ts dotng Utis. He 1S leadl~g the nation ." DETROIT - THE UNITED AUTO WORKERS TueSday chose Chrysler Corp., smallest of the "Big Three" auto makers, as this year's strike "target." That means Chrysler will face a strike In mid-September unless tt comes to terms with the uruon on a new contract. The UAW has made a good use of the "strike target" strategy it dreamed up In 195510 put added pressure on one auto company to agree to a pattern-<~ettlng contract. In iL• simplest terms, It means: "Give us an agreement we can take to our members or be shut down while your competitors keep building In nddtlinn, futu· Mt' l ).\l't ())Unty residents l"'vc b""n llillllf-d to rt(·(>fvc l'crtifh•nw awnnls given for euch cvunty of Ohio. They ru·e'Mr. and Mrs. W. P. l.ochury, High St., Pomeroy , as illc outst1mdlng sc11lor citizen couple/ Miss l.ucitlc Smith as the winner of !he Qounly 's senior volunteer service award, and C. J , Struble, the "Mr Senior Cillzen Award ." All of the awards, to be presented Friday at the Ohio State Fair, are spont!Ored by the pivislon of Adminlstratton on Agmg . Selection of The Daily Sentinel for ille award WASHINGTON - VICE PRESIDENT Spiro T. Agnew bell~ves his qnemles are within the administration he serves and he has struck back to slk'llce them. He accused Attorney General Elllpt L. Richardson and U. S. Attorney George Beall Tuesday of viollttlng their "legal duly" to prevent news leaks. l!"heMl, he assorted, have bwn deSigned to Influence Ute gra~d Jury which Is Investigating allcgatloos thai he acoopled paypfls and ktckbackslrom consultina· englnwrs doing buslnes (Conllnu~d on P11e 101 !'"';. b,ookrnobile supervi.Mor 1 compiled the scrapbook, Tho county winners were selecteq on the basis of nomlnatwns which gave a (Continued 011 page 20) PATLOCHARY MRS. PATLOCHARY CLARENCE STRUBLE LUCILLE SMITH Devoted To Th.e Jnterutl Of 'I'M Meig1-Mawn Area VOL XXV NO. 91 POM EROY·MIDDLEPORT, OH 10 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1973 TEN CENTS PHONE 992·2156 or ta es o ens WASHINGTON (UP!) White House lawyer Charles Alan Wnght charged today that Watergate prosecutors were trying to alter the meaning of the Constitution in an attempt to force Prestdent Nixon to turn over tape recordings bearing on the scandal. Wright made the opemng arguments in a U.S. District Court hearing on the battle over the Nixon tapes. The case ts expected to reach the Supreme Court posstbly in a matter of days. Wright spoke ahead of Watergate Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox in a packed courtroom before Chief U.S. DIStrict Judge John J. Sirica at a show-eause heanng on whether Nixon should be compelled to turn the tapes over to the Watergate grand jury. The Prestdent's lawyer argued that 18 months ago "no. responsible body of legal opinton" would have contended that any court had the power to order a President to disclose his most confidential communtcations. Cox llstened impasstvely as 3 Fined for DWI Seven were find and four defendants forfeited bonds 10 the court of Middleport Mayor John Zerkle. Fined $150 and costs and given a three day jall·sentence on conviction of driving while Intoxicated was Francis J. Baker, 40, Pomeroy; Leroy Simpkins, 18, Mason, and Harold Uttte, 36, Mtddleport, fined $100 and costs and given illree ilay jail sentences for the same offense; Ralph Cundiff, 31, Middleport, ~ and costs, op~rating a motor vehicle without regard to safely; Dennie E. Glaze, 18, Pomeroy, inadequate brakes, fine suspended, and Bob Ellis, 19, Rutland, and Knneth D. Mohler, 3$, $10 and costs each on vandalism charges. Forfeiting bonds were Willard H. Mohler, 23, Piney Flat, Tenn., $25, splnmng tires; JohnS. Cleland, 22, Langsville, $30, Intoxication; Michael C. Custer, 20, Pomeroy, $30, failure to yield right of way, and Jeffrey L. Zerkle, 19, Cheshire, $30, spinning tires . new cars." WJISHING'ION - SEN. GEORGE S. Mt'(JOVERN, O.S. D., said today President ' Nixon "almost leaves us no allernattve except to consider Impeachment" of him over the Water~ate scandal. Mc'Govern said continued refusal by the President to give Senate and federal lnvostigators access to White House tape recordings and documents bearing on Watergate "makes It very hard for Congress not to give serious c'Onsldorntlon lo an lm. peachmont proceeding." w:ui un tht · IW S, IM of a munlnltlloll llfC[Iilrc<l by Mrs. l•:lchllOr ThOI!lOS, director or lito Motgs <:ounty Council on Agrng lind Mrs. Pearl Welker who I• In charge ~~ thr ·owtly c-ouncil's rct<rcd senior volun· leer program, and on accompanying scraJ>book of slortes and photogrnplt~ from 'fhc Scnhncl pertaining to ,.mtor citizens' activttics. Mrs. Vilma Pikkoja, local Back on jobs Union workers returned to their jobs this morning at the James M. Gavin Plant ncar Cheshire . Some 3,400 craft workers walked off their Jobs Tuesday morning honoring strike signs posted by members of Local 981 of the lnternntlonal Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. Local 981 roproscnts some 330 members In the Newark· Zunesvllle operating dJvislon und lransmlsslon section of the Ohio Power Company . Its members l~ove been on strike Hl nre July I. •• Wright spoke. Nearly 100 reporters and 200 spectators were jammed mto the so-ealled Ceremomal Court Room on the 6th floor of the Federal Court House where Strtca conducted the trial of the onginal seven Watergate defendants last January Many persons were unable to get mto the room and stood pattenUy outside, hoping for a chance to get in when someone left In his opening ~rguments, Wnght went to the heart of the White House contention- that the President, not the courts, has the power to decode what matenal may be made public. "The special prosecutor asked two things," Wright said . "First that the court's judgment be substttuted for the President of the United Slates on whether it is contrary to the public interest to disclose hts most privileged documents; and secondly, 1f the court HE'LL SURRENDER TAOS, N. M. I UP[) - A former New Orleans policeman wanted on a federal warrant for threatening the llle or President Nixon agreed to surrender today to Secret Service agents. Edwin Michael Gaudet Jr., 30, told a relative he would surrender, ending an In· lensive manhunt around a commune near this northern New Mexico community. Bus times 'lt announceo. concludes the Prestdent has erred 10 hts judgment to wtthhold them, whether court has the power of compulsory process to compel him to produce them. "The stmple fact ~f history ts that m the 184 years of the repuhlic, no court has ever ' been asked to do either thing." Should the judge order Nixon to pt·oduce the tapes, Wnght satd, it would set a precedent for the 400 other federal district Judges mille country who could rule in later rases that they had the power to override a prestdenhal claim of privUege. Wright lnststed the President has the constotut10nal authortty to keep secret anything he chooses "m the public tn· teres!." Cox contended earlier t~at "no man 1s above the law" and that Ntxon must produce evidence sought by the grand jury. Cox is seeking the tapes of nine Watergate-related phone calls or meetings Nixon had with hts aides beginning three days after the June 17, 1972, bugging arrests at the Democratic National headquarters in the Watergate complex along the Potomac River. Promotion set for bond issue Mrs. Theodore T. Reed, Jr., and Mrs. Harry Davts were named co·chairwomen for promotion of a one-half mill bond tssue for retarded school children in Meigs County at a citizens meeting held at Trimty Church, Pomeroy, Tuesday ntght. Mrs. Daniel Thomas, ad- ministrator of the Meigs Community School, opened the citizens meeting, pomtmg out the need for a modern, onefloor bmldmg for the retarded . Bestdes classrooms, the building would house a sheltered workshop plus facilittes for speech and home training. Mrs . l}alph Welker was named to head the telephone commtttee for the promotiOn of the bond issue whlch would provide $250,000 for the constructton of the hew building and would be matched wtth an equal amount by the sl<lte. Working wtth her will be Bel<! Beta Chapter, Ohio E"ta Pht The Metgs County Board of CommiSSIOners has received Chapter and Xi Gamma Mu an overpayment of $152,512 in federal revenue sharmg funds accordmg to a letter from Graham W. Watt, director of the Office of Revenue Shartng. WASHINGTON (UP! ) To adjust the overpayment, gasohne station the offtce wtll deduct $61,189 Many from the county 's next operators plan to shut down allocallon and the com- over the Labor Day weekend to missioners will be required to protest the government's return via check $91,323 Smce Phase IV prtce controls, and ille funds received have not some may do tt as early as this been spent only earmarked for weekend. '!'he American Automobtle various projects, the proposed plans to remodel and renovate Association m a weekly survey the Meigs County Courthouse of gasoline supphes satd today the shutdowns probably would will be carried out. be "widespread." Tuesday the commissioners "Although tt ts still uncerlam resolved to create a samtary sewage district to include all of how thorough area shutdowns will be if they do occur, one Salem Twp. The commissioners also state retatl dealers association adopted a resolution to adopt said ot was conftdent 60 per fees for minor subdtvisions. cent of Pennsylvania's 10,000 The fee for application is $5 ; dealers would close on cue for prelimmary plat approval, from the assoCiation," AAA base charge $20, plus $2 per lot. satd in the report. County overpaid Chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi soronty and the Mtddleport Chtld Conservation League. Mrs. Charles Goeglein will head the pubhclty for the promotion with the motto bemg, "I Care." Mrs. Harold Sauer wlll be in charge of the financial aspects of the campaign and her committee includes Mrs. Hugh Roush, Mrs. Paul Karr, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Diddle and Mr. and Mrs. George Skinner. Mrs. Nan Moore will head the speakers' bureau and will be assisted by John Krawsczyn, Mrs. Harold Wolf, and Mrs. Thomas. The official kickoff date lor the campaign will be o.ct. I. Public meeting set MASON - A public meeting be used, town council, decided has been scheduled Sept. 6 at Monday mght. 7:30 p.m. in the Mason city In other actions council: building to discuss how Employed Mrs. Clarence revenue sharing funds should (Myrtle) McCloud as a full time water clerk at a salary of $400 per month. Created a planmng commission to review and orgmate progressive ideas, which may include state or federal funds. AAA satd its nationwide - Heard a first reading of a survey showed that gasoline curfew ordinance "perl<llning dealer associations 11 in many to child welfare." slates and cities" were - Agreed to send registered organizing closings, "some as letters to property owners not early as the coming weekend complying with lot clearance but most planned to comcide with the long Labor Day regulations, stipulatmg that if lots are not cleared within a weekend.'' reasonable-time, the town wilt The protest will be aimed at have this done at the owners' preftt margins allowed under expense. Phase IV price controls. Two contracts, one with Petroleum prices have been Boron Oil Company for one of the chief l<lrgels of the gasoline and another wilh federal anti-inflation program. Appalachian Poweo· Cotnpany, The AAA said its 12th weekly wer€' renewed. survey, whlch checked 3,984 Approval was also gtven a service stations across the trailer permtt for Alvle Perky country, showed a continued and Mayor Ira Atkinson asked shght tmprovement 10 gasoline permission for bonding five supplies. Mason cittzens for emergency pollee work. Councilmen attending In addition to Mayor Atkinson were : George Ray Van Matre, Robert Roach and Dayton Raynes. Gas shutdown planned The schedule of the three buses for the Meigs Common· tty School was announced today. Classes at the school, located in Ruland, wtll slart on Aug. 28. The morning schedules: Bus No 2, driven by Ahce Wolfe : · Bashan at 8:10, Keno at 8.21, Long Bottom at 8:29, Reeds· ville at 8:37, Tuppers Plains at 8:52, Chester at 9:05, Five Points at 9:09, Rock Spnngs at 9.15. Bus No. I, Dee Brown . Racme at 8·15, Syracuse at One or ille oldest 4-H clubs 10 8:22, Batley Run at 8:40, Meigs County is the Better Danville at 9· 05, Rutla11d at Liveslock Dairy club, 9:25 . or·gantzed In 1943, or 30 years Bus No.3, Jean Wood : ago.Itspresentadvtsor (for six Rt. 681 at 8:05, Alfred at 8:25, years ) Is Roy Holter of ncar Bookmobile at 8:55, Pomeroy Five Potnts who was a charter at9,Middlepot·tat9 ·10, Rl.l43 member ll is sponsored by the at 0:17, Rutland at 9·25 Pomeroy Nattonnt Bank and Landmark Stores In this. ils 3oth year the club won Its ftr~t Datry SweepCALLED TWICE sl<lkes Award . Points were won The Mtddleport E·R squad was called twice Tuesday for on grndes on projects, number of cattle In the dairy projecl Ronnie Waltors, Middleport, and In lhe show, the rank In the first to 313 North ~cond at 1.32 p.m. for Walters who Wtls Ill breed champi on classes, nnd again 11 :48 p.m. to a showmanship places, u barn ,Middleport tavern for Walters . inspection over a three day He was taken to Veterans period by different judges, fair Memorial Hospital where he conduct, and sportsmanshtp. There were 18 donors for was u•cated and released. money and halters. They were : Ja ckson Production Credit , Meigs Branch Athens Co . LOCAL TEMPS Snvlngs nnd Loan, FultonThe temperature in down. 1'hompson Tractor Sa les, town Pomeroy nt II a.m. Wedncsdny was 70 degr·ces Formers Bunk and Savings Co., Clllzons National Bnnk, under sunny skies. ' Better Livestock club has its I ' greates~ of all years Carnahan Auction Servtce, Jtm Carnahan and Dan Smith, Racme Home National Bank, Elbcrfelds Department Store, Sugar Run Flour Molls, Keith Goble I'Ot'd, City Ice and Fuel Co , Chester Twp. Trustees, Art Orr, Charles BISsell, and Dnvtd Koblent>; Don Smtill, COil 1\ techntcian; Centra l Soya of Ohio (Gallipohs), Pomeroy N~ttlonal Bank, Leland Pat·ker, A. I. Service; Modern Supply , a nd Ohio Valley lnduslrles, Mmersville. Winners of 1973 Dairy Sweeps takes weo·e (rank, points and prize ): 1st, Mark Mora, 471, $50 and show halter. 2nd, Jan Holler, ~67, $40 and show hal ter. 3rd, Dcmse Dean , 465, $30 and show halter 41h, Eddie Holte r, 41i4, $2$ ond show hailer 5th, Robin Wlndland, 457, $20 and show halter 6th, Alan Hollet·. 425, $15 und show halter 7th, Patty Parker, 418, $10 and show halter. 8th, Janis Carnahan, 417, $10 and show halter. 9th, Patty Pulhns, 416, $10 anti shew halter. lOth, Kathy Parker, 407, $10 and show halter. lith, Tony Carnahan, 404, $10 and tie halter . 12th, Stephanie Radford, 393, $10 and toe halter . 13th, Mary Mora, 391, $10 and tie halter. Tony Carnahan had highest score on barn inspection for all three days. The club thanks everyone who made the sweepstakes pOSSible, especially Phil and Ann Radford, who helped contact domn·s. To·ophies in the bettor livestock d"Jry show were won by Denise Dean ; Best of Show, wllh ~ Holstein cow, and by Jants Carnahan, Reserve Best of Show champion, with u Guernsey cow. • DIVORCES ASKED Two suits £or dtvorce have been filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court ancl another was granted. Filing for divorce were Sylvia Carman, Pomeroy, Rt. 2, against Ivan Carman, same address, and Jeanie B. Blake, Long Bottom, Rt. I, a minor, by her mother Eileen Bahr, against Ricky Lee Blake, Reedsville Rt. I, each on charges of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty . Janke Mees wns granted a dtvorce from Jim Mees on charges of extreme cruelty, · PLAN SOCIAL An lee cream social wlU be held at 6:30p.m. Friday, at the Rock Sprlni!It United !>lethodiJt Church with proeeL'<ls to go Into the building lund. ME~:T'fONlGHT Parents ol all pupils cnterlng )(lndergarten In the Sout~rn Local SchOQI Olalrlct thl.t fill are to meet at 8 thla evenlnc In the cafeteria ol the hlah tc:hool In Racine. • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 21, 1973