http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/a67106241215314bd28751d602a2591b.pdf 36d87482bc9f333a318f7f2f29fd2432 PDF Text Text ' " ' - .f 1~ Udilj ,)lt'mUk!!, ~HIUWl'jJUU-rVIIIeftJ} ~~ti?.~~ro~~!~:~~!' or~::~:\· \ members art' to meetwiththemayorSalurda) ,V., U(.' l,.;), New bishop will ogo d own mi...ddle . at 1 p.m . at the- new mumclpal · building to help pour co ne rete · LOUISVli.LE, Ky. !UI>Ii sidewalks in front and aroWld the bui,ldinu. The new presiding bishop..:lect ~ May or \,ondon has been of the Episcopal Church made · named cha 1rman of th e immedia te effort s Thurs d ay t o National Cystic FiiJrosts shed the conservative label Research Foundalion ''for the pinned upon him by some delevillage. The mayor will appoint ga tes at the church's 64th genfour persons to can\'aSs the cral convention . village. The time and date are " Wha t we've lcfl rncd in the to .be announced . '70<"' s;tid th.c R t. Rev. J ohn M. "r " We cannot back up." Attending were May or Allin. London , Robert Wingett. Troy •. " fl 's time to press on and Zwilling, Eber Pickens, Art cooperate with the leaderSylvester and Henry Hill , ship,'' said Allin. who will council members; Police Chid succeed the Rt. Rev . J oh n E . Milton Varian , Geo r ge Hines next June f6r a IZ..year Holman , treas ure r , pnd term in the church's highest Kathryn Cr ow, clerk . office. . · A div ided House of Deputies 1- - - - - - - - - -... . confirmed Bishop Allin Thursl: day after three hour> of debate. ~ Th e confirmation session was Tonight thru Tuesday closed to th e press and public. Oct. 5·9 " Anyone who wanted this ofWalt Disney '!> fice must tic insa ne " Allin REOKNOBS& quipped. "So you m~y have BROOMSTICKS elected a fool - bull hope I'm (Technicolorl a fool for Christ's sa ke." Angela Lansbury David Tomlin son Opposition to Bishop. Allin IQI. came prima rily from Women, Di sney cartoons : Blacks and a large northeastBand Concert ern U.S. diocese. He was on · Pluto's Heart Throb record as opposin g ordination Ad · · n $1 so & 7Sc h · h d m•ss•o : . of women to t c pnest oo . Show Starts 7 p. m. Allin established· his per· MEIGS THEATR • ., r' l~I J :::::::::::::::~~.::~::::.;~:~ • Board to Po~l~tion rules persist may he changed . . ~ v • t on m m ' . . . • sonalily quickl y In Ius ftrst public appea rance followmg · lhc election. . ., Mc1.RTHUR . Ohio ( UP! ) ' · I om " no t J ohn .Hm es • .he Vmton · 1..Dca 1 Schoo IS'up l . Ke nsatd .after a sta ndmg ova tion nelh Cllristopher announced greeted his introduction . '' And late Wednesday thal,5ehools in I a~~ not J oh n Coburn . lhe strike bound d.istrict would tpres1dcnt of the Ept.scopal .. remain open despite pressure ChurcbU am J~hn Alhn. fr om some parents as,king that " John Hines w11l be • . hard th ey be closed . acllo follow , and .h"-.~ 1 11 be " Tit~y're (the parents) not im posstble to umtate, Allm taking sides one way or Ute said . . . other," Christopher said. " But The ne1':')' e.lected presiding they poinledoulweareoperalbishop satd hu; Identity ":~th ing on a limited staff." .conservatlv€' causes 15 a~ . 1 1~ However , Chnstopher said 'lustration of supe~ft c t~l he would continue to keep the reasoning" and . that m . his six schools open by using home diocese of M1SS1ss1pp1 be substiture teachers. is kn o~·n as a liberal. Eighty-seven of the dis tri ct's Rega rding his plans between 113 teachers went on strike now and hi s mstaUatwn next Sept. 21 in a dispute over fair June, Allin said he wants lo teacher dismissal policies and "disc uss ways and means of establishment of a grievan~e growing logether" and heal the procedure. apparent divisio. ns within th.e Stale Auditor Joseph f ·· I h church resu, l1n g rom IS Ferguson toured the district se Iec t.wn . •·· . Wednesday to determine how many. students are attending hool. The figure will be used . sc 1 to d eel'd e h ow mu~h in state funds the district will get for the rest of lhe year. Holzer Medical Center " Th'IS ·Ls t~wee k lh ey t a k e ( Discharged) J e ft rev Ba r cus, H e 1en the student po ulation count to ·B urnetle , Thollias Burns , d ter · ho Au!'.t1n Co r n , Mr s George e mme w muc h money Bishon g , Gold 1e Durha m , •Eva the schools will receive from G ahn . Mr s R1 cha r d Holley and the slat'e fo dati rogram dauqht e r . Chester Howard , un on P c 1vcie Hut , man , Geneva for the remainder of the school Leonard , F red Li ttl e, James year/' said Ferguson . "I don't HO'SPITAL NEWS L o ud en , Mr s. T1 lliolhy Mayes and dau gh t e r , Mrs Billy McCully , Margaret Me cumber , Mar cel la M e Dan1e1, Dorothy N i bert , Richie ~ ~~~~: s • R ~~~ r 1 ~~ d R ~~; 'u'g ~ ~~ ; Pau l Rucker , Wayn e Rupe , Karen St ei nbrummer , Joy ce SlewarL G r egOry Vm(!, 1ng , Marie Will iams , Minnie Wi lso n. Mrs . Jarne~ Yerian ahd daughter · CQLUMBUS I UP! ) - The Ohio! Environmental Protection Agency announced tod a y l·t' would hold •a publ1·c hearinghereNov.5 toconsider char ges in air po11ution regulations cove rin g sulfur o<ide control. ~uc~ of tll e coal used by · ahto mdus.try ~o~es fr om Eastern .ohw mmef1e lds and lh ecoa 1m tha t area h as a h lg h suifur tontenl. . . " The sulfur diOXIde control program that Ohio submitted to lhe fede ral government 10 l9?l wa ~ based upon the assumption that adequate amoWlts of low sulfur fuel would be a va1la ble to tn· dustnes choosmg to turn to low sulfur coal and 011 to contr~! thetr atr pollutton problem, I I the day afte': . e • .::: :·:· :::: by the edl'lor I"'''"'' Mr s OccasionallywecomeupsmeUinglikearoseinthisbusiness of news dissemination . Last week the UP! and the AP, the prestiguous news gathering agencies of the U.S. (and world ) got PAIR ARRESTED .••• their Ohio news budget into trouble. PHOENIX, Ari<. (UP! ) Sunday, Sept. 23 The Sunday Times Sentinel correctly Margaret March 21, and Clar- reported Karen Griffith of Pomeroy had become the first woman ence Faulkerson, 29, both of musician to win an appointment outright in Ut e Ohio Stale Ashtabula, Ohio, were arrested University Marching Band. She marched at the TCU game . near here Thursday .by FBI When Karen's appbintment was annqunced over the state agents cha rged with interstate wire (such items rarely if ever are dispatched outside the state flight to avoid prosecution. concerned), it was pointed out that othet women musicians Officials said the · two would have the right to challenge men in the band and, if better, • suspects are charged · with take their place . Sure 'nuff,lasl week two women, Becky Parker, forgery in Cleveland . 18, of J:?ennison, and Lisa Bauman, 18, Worthington( challenged DAMAGE NOTED am~ won . · · · . IRONDALE, Ohio (UP! )- A So what happened' UP! and AP sent pholograp~ers to lake series of · exrilosions early · 'pictures of Becky and lisa marching in the OSU band. Their Thursday heavily damaged an co"vering words said Becky and Lisa were the first and second eleme ntary school here, fire .women to march with the band, ignoring our Karen. department. officials said. We corrected the UP! item in The Daily SentineL We're The cause of the explosions, indebted to Judge C. Bacon for learning tltat Ute AP item which began QeCore classes also erred, fQr the Cincinnati Enquirer used an AP picture and sta rted , were being investigat- mistaken cove r that also omitted mention of Kar~n. ed, authorities said. The judge mailed us pertinent clippings with this no!e ; "How No injuries were reported. about tltal ?"and P . S., "Seems like the great Enquirer misled by DEATHS UP the great AP ? B~st regardsJ Bacon." CO LUMBUS ( UP!) . Figur!=!S released for the fist six THEN THERE ARE TIMES, too frequently, of course, when montlts of. 1973 show fatal we come up an)1hing like roses. Take yesterday, for ex~mple, motorcycle crashes increased when we referred to Mrs. Jim Soulsby, wife of Pomeroy's by 66 per cent in the state over postmaster, as a "businesswoman" (not any fault~ of Ute same period last year, photographer Katie Crow). Columbus Police Chief Earl With apologies to all concerned, the name Soulsby got inBurden reported Thursday. tertwined with the name "Carsey" for some unknown reason, Ninety-three fatalities in- and Mrs. Carsey operates the Pomeroy Bowling Lar.es . Mrs. volving motorcycles were Soulsby and Councilman Ralph Werry are promoting the uprecorded for the period, in~ · coming Halloween Carnival sponsored by Ute Hearl Fund at the eluding five persons killed in old Pomeroy Junior High building Wednesday, Oct. 31. one weekend, Burden said. You can't wim 'em all, butwe'41ike to. ALCOCK CHARGED TOLEDO, Ohio (UP!) - AI· SURELY A CONSIDERABLE majority of Americans prefer vah Alcock, 49, of Toledo was to have the 20-year sentence of !st. Lt. William L. Calley over. charged Thursday wfih em- turned or mitigated. His case was being argued anew beginning bezzling $86,000 while working Thurs~ay before the U. S. Court of Military Appeals (the as an instollmenl loan officer highest) . Lt . Calley was convicted of murdering at least 22 at the suburban Sylvania Vietnamese civilians at My Lai in 1968. Savings Bank. His lawyers are taking the iack that adverse publicity · Alcock was released on prevented him from getting a fair trial. Another key argument is recognizance bond at his that Lt. Calley was only following orders because evidence ol his arraignment before U.S. trial showed dozens of witnesses heard Ll. Calley receive Ute Magistrate John Pietrykowski. command to kill every living thing in !he village. We don 'l hold with lhiJ proposition that adverse publicity made a fair trial impossible. The argument that Lt. Calley was not to blame because qe only was following orders is strong, however. In our opinion, overpowering. Young .m en in Ll. Calley's lime were drafted out of the great mass of peace-preferring. people, literally run through a crash course in simple military discipline, tactics and basic weapons skills; then, if tlteir !Qs and deportment warrarlted, shipped off to quickie schools whero they were to master in 13 weeks enough . of the Art of killing to put on the gold bar. of a 2nd lieutenant. In the infantry, a 2nd lieutenant marches at the head of a platoon of 40 to 50 men (depending on how badly it was shot up in its last engagement and how rapidly replacements are sent up ). Whatever Lt. Calley's mental condition was at My Lai, whatever his pre,military psychological profile may luive shown, be was an inexperienced, junior commissioned officer who had been d1 illed to believe tltat following orders came first. · In the sorry mess that was the Vietnam War the blame for 22 dead Vietnamese goes much higher than Lt. Calley. Mr and Ronald Rat cliff , a son, Jackson I. Open a Checking Account. It's easier. .• Why nsk carrying cash ? Do bus1ness the easy way W1th a (;hecklng Acco unt Your checkbook is as good as cash And your ca ncelled c hecks are legal rece ipt s •• pomeroy rutland pomeroy national bank the bank of th e cE: nt ury ,es ta blished !872 ·Member FDIC MAIN OFFICE Mo'n .. Tues., W e d .. Thurs 9a .rn . 3p .m F r i day9a .m to 7p rn SatlJrday9a .rn t o l 2 Noon RUTLAN.D BRANCH Mon . . T IJeS .,-Wed , $<)1.,9a m .·3 p rm . Thurs-day 9 a .m . to l2 Noo n F r iday 9 a rn . t o 7 p rn. "Going one step further" Super Live Entertainment ·' cAPITAL '· FINANCIAL SER\(IC·E S LOANS said Ohio EPA director Ira L. W Whitman." e now know that Ute supply of such fuel is inadequate to meet Ohio's needs . . The alternative to )Qw sulfur fuel is the installation of Stack gas equipment removal equipment but. . such is in short sup-. ply and many sulfur dioxide control citizens may not be op- erational . before 1977," WHitman · said. " In li ght of these fa cts, the Ohio EPA is proposing new sulfur dioxide control strategies. In addition, modification . of slate reqUirements for iron faundries and other minor char.ges in the regulations -are \>eing proposed." Whitman said the proposed regulation changes dealing witt). sulfur oxides assign a pribrily 1, 11 or . III classificatioft to each county, rather than regional basis. · SEGHI SIGNS · By rating Ohio 's sulfur oxide CLEVELAND (UP!) - Phil air pollution problem'tltis way, Seghi, Cleveland Indians' vice .67 counties·would be rated pripresidenl and general . d Th orily Ill and would not have to manager, was s1gne ursmeet emission limitations. day loa two-year contrac! at a Facilities in these counties substantial increase in salary. wilJ be fequired to use Ute Seghi, 55, appointed to the post lowest s ulfur content coal last Jan. 10, came here in Nov. which they· used during 1970, 1971 • as director of player or . 1971 1972 personnel +!! · The rema1'n1'ng · count1'es with more · severe poUution problems have been assigned Priority 1 or II rankings and NOW YOU KNOW Thomas Alva Edison made a still must meet specific polluwant them putting in for more tanl eml·ssl·on requirements. students than are attending movie of "Frankenstein" in d 1 · classes tht's week, 1908. The propose regu atwn · changes,ifadopted,wouldalso ;l?:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::;:,o;:~::::::·:·:~:::::::;:;::;:::::;:?.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~;~f grant a two-year extension of :::: ·.•. .. ' .. ' the state's deadline ·for final compll'ance wl' lh state sulfur dioxide standards for those sour~s unable to meet t:JC I, current 1975 ''W July · ed deadline. th th e are convtc a1 e two-year extension of the dead, line will provide sufficient time for all sources of sulfur dioxide to come into compliance with the state's present emission slandarda," said Whitman. \ • 4-PIECE GROUP WITH•' VOCALIST They Play Everything! SATURDAY NIGHT 10 TIL 2 • J. J. .Davis, M.D. · . THE MEIGS .INN 992-3629 MONDAY LAUREL CLIFF Better Health Club at the home of Mrs-..-.l,eona Karr. Potluck annlver\ary supper to be · served. Sunshine sisters will be · revealec;!. POMEROY . ; . N. W. COMPTON, 0. ,.D. ~.OPTOMETRIST . .. TilE FOSfER SI(lN CO . of Gallipolis Thursday replaced Ute sign at the Economy Savings and Loan Co., 3110 W. Second Sl., Pomeroy, denoting ,the change in name to Capital· Financial Services. The Pomeroy office is a part of an 18state chain of conswner f.inance offices with headquarters in Columbus. The name capital Financial Servit'fS has been adopted nationwide. Manager of the Pomeroy office is D. W. Ohlinger. , Otile Pleasant Valley Hospital Discharges : Michael SaJtSOn, Gallipolis; Mrs. ,Olin Snyder, ( c,ontinued Irom Page I I Mrs. Reba Tillis, Point Pleasant; Peggy Ward, Vinton, theast of the capital. 0 .; Brenda and Charles The temblor shook buildings Stanley, Gallipolis, and in Sanli~go and tossed · thouClarence France, Middleport. sands of Ute capital's residen ts Birth : October 3, a daughter · from tlteir beds. Th'e quake cut . to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Benet!, off the capital's · cable comCottageville; mw . .cations with the rest of Latin America .and halted phone service to the worst hit parts of the country. FISH FRY SET The quake hit the capital of The Pomeroy F'ire Dept. and· 2.5 million at 2:45 a.m. and E-R squad will sponsor a public lasted for a full minute . An fish fry all day ·Saturday at aftershock struck two minutes Pomeroy City Hall . Alt later anit' lasted for the sanie proceeds will go to the building duration . A third shock hit the fund. country at 3:20a.m . ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY .Open Friday and Saturday Nights Until 9 _______ __ ------------------------------, I SPECIAL PURCHASE AND SALE Regular 1200 Junior CuHed Denim Jeans - Sale 7.49 • Junior Sizes 5!6 through 15/ 16 '. ,. ... At Elberfelds Warehouse·On Mechanic Street :,1 Sale! EVERETT BRAIDED RUGS - Reversible - 99% Nylon - Six Excelient • ' " SUSIE JEFFERS homecoming Queen at night at Meigs Stadium are l· r, James D.ieh(, was named Meigs High School pre-game ceremonies held Friday in Pomeroy .. Shown with ·the Queen•' princ ipal, Queen Susie and Jeff .. - Ridgway, Miss Jeffers escort. Miss Jeffers is Ute daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neal Jeffers, Dexter, and :Jeff is the son of Mrs. Hallie Ridgway, Pomeroy , RD., and Dr. John Ridgway. I "' • , GALLIPOLIS QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS - Miss LuAnn Folden, center, was crowned 1973 Gallipolis Homecoming Queen prior lo the Gallipolis-Jackson foot ball + Weather Your Invited Guel!t Reaching More Than n fJ()() Familieli tmts Cloudy today, chan ce of showers north toni ght, Monday fair and cooler. Highs in the 70s. '"· " Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Vallev 30 PAGES vo ~. s Reg~ 60.95 size ·102"xll8" Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. 32.95 14.95 9.95 4.95 size size size size 66"x103" 42"x 66" JO"x 54" 22"x 42" .:: .. Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale 3 SECTIONS'· '. NO. 36 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1973 Gallipolis-Poi nt Pleasant Reward raised for dog killer POMEROY - More contributions to a reward fund offered by Ute Meigs Collr1ty Humane Society for information leading lo ·'the conviction of those respon sible for kicking a dog to deatlt ,on the Pomeroy parking lot. Thursday ni ght has been mcreased from $10 to $60. Officers of the society have received severa l calls from ' residents since Ute incident occurreC offering -coutributions to help located ofl.e nders in this and otlter instances in the future. Thurston Stone, owner of the dog, added $50 to the reward fund in addition to other contribution~ . One of $10 wa s given in the name of a dog, and Mr . and Mrs . Archie Lee dona ted $200 to be used a l the discretion of the organization . Leonard Hess and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Arnold phoned contributions as have others who prefer to remain anonymous. The society is accepting all contributions. No amount is too small, so that· it will have fWlds on hand in possible future similar instances. The society has MARION - "Incredible. " That's how Robert M. Wopat, president of General ·Telephone Co. of Ohio described the 12-week strike against the 'company by the Communications Workers of America . . Ratification of a new l\\'li-year contract by CWA members Wednesday put an .end to the violence-raked work stoppage .which. began July 16. "The strike was jncredible," said Wopat. ."Everybody lost something. There were no winners. But, more important, the . cws members lost something intangible bt~t very valuable -their dignity .'' From· the outset to near the conclusion · the strike was marred by con, · tinuous' vandalism. More than 1,000 cable slashings were recorded, disr upting Service to some 220,000 customers . "The vandalism reflected the altitude of(' striking workers," said .Wopat. " It 49.00 26.oo· 12.00 8.00 4~00 • ELBERFELDS IN POM.EROY . ,I ,. ·' .{.. .' g ame on Memorial Field Friday nigh\. She is flanked by attenda)lts Teresa Bane, left, a nd Tel'esa Sievers, right. " promised vigorous prosecutton against · anyone involved in the kicking death of thedog Thursday night. · . A regular meeting of the society will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday al the Mjddleporl Village Hall. All interested persons are invited to attend. [~TRIKE AT GAVIN PLANT SETILED~~~~ Uome · comz•n · . g'"'?9 :~ theG~neral J~m~s ;1.1. ~ ~ I tJ CHESHIRE - ·Three-thousand workers at M. Gavin ~~ Plant south of here are scheduled to return to lhetr JObs begmrung w1tlt the :~? ~!;' first shift Monday. ::~: ;;:; All plant union crafts were idled one week due loa strike called by the :?;: ~~ members of BOilermakers Union 105- of Chillicothe. The boilermakers' :~:: :~t: contract expired Sept. 30. · . ~: ~;~ ~ Union and company officials negotiated .the issue Friday in Cincinnati ~=~ ~:· with a Federal Mediator . ~~ i~~~ Donald Maupin, boilermaker union business agent, could ~at be reached :::: Saturday for comment on the agreement. -~~ ·!·: , .• $ ::!:::;:::::=s~==~:::::~:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!:::::::::::::::=::::::&:~:~:~-:;:=:!::::::::r.::::::;::::::::::::=::::::t.=:o::::::-:::1:".:::::::::::::::::.: .. j . Gavin Power Plant RACINE - .Charles Ray Alkire, Racine, maintenance foreman at the John E . Amos Power Plant, has been trans, !erred to Ute General James E. Gavin Plant, Cheshire, in tit~ · same capacity. ~ native of Harrisonville, Alkire at~ · tended the Ohio School of Trades and Nashville Diesel College. He .served as an aircraft mechanic and aerial gunner with the U.S. Alr Force during World War ll. Alkire joined the Amos Plant in 1970 as a maintenance man "A'' and was promotOO to maintenance foreman earlier this year. He previously had worked for the Ohio Valley Electric -Corp. · Alkire and his wife, the former Jean Carnahan of Racine have a son, Charles Jeffrey of Westerville, and a daughter, Jennifer Jan Hill, of Racine. . . • GALLIPOLIS - Joe D,. Miller, 65, Rodney, died at 2:20 p.m . Friday at · University Hospital, Columbus, following open heart surgery. Mr . Miller, a member of the Gallia County Commission, ·was a former building contractor and schoolteacher. He was president of the Rl. 35 Association, and an active member of the Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Miller attended Rio Grande . College and Ohio University. · He was born May 9, 1908, at McDaniel Crossroads in Gallia County, son of the late William and Cora Mae Howard Miller. · He is survived by his wife, Blanche Spear Miller, whom he married.on May 23, 1931, in Gallipolis. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Gene (Mary Ann) Myer, Columbus; ·a granddaughter, Jodee Lynn; a sister, Mrs. Maurice (Mary Elizabetlt) Fowler, Norwalk, and a brother, William Miller, Columbus. JOE D. MILLER One sister preceded him in death. Mr. Miller spent all his life in Gallia County. He attended ·Rodney Methodist Church, and was a member of Ute a.m. Tuesday al th~ Waugh-Halley-Wood Gallipolis Elks Lodge, and all Masonic F'uneral ·Home with Rev. Daryl Founnan bodies. He was past president of the officiating. Burial will be in Mound Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at Ute funeral Gallipolis Rotary and Shrine Clubs. ·· Funeral services will be held 10:30 home between 6 and 9 p.m. Monday. q~~:ee·n · crowned • GALLIPOLIS - Miss LuAnn Folden was crowned Gallia A~ademy High Schoo.'> 28th annual Homecoming Queen during pre-game ceremonies on MemoFial Field here Friday night. Gallipolis and favored Jackson fought loa 14;14 tie, making ''' Homecoming 1973" a big success. Miss Folden was sponsored by the Gallipolis Chapter, Future Faq:ners ol America. A senior, she is tbe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Folden, 14 Vinton Ave., Gallipolis.· Pat Bosler, GAHS co.,aptain and president of the student body, crowlled the quee.n. Mike Berridge, co..,aptain and vice president of GAHS, presented the queen roses ahd a trophy , Seventeen senior girls were seeking hOmecoming queen honors. Attendants Marcia Hughes, Tom Valentine; Terri were Teresa Sievers, sponsored by the Gold'en, Bill Lemley; Peggy Tope, Weldon Future Homemakers of America, and Wahl; Jan Perroud, Dave Kerns; Judy Teresa Bane, sponsored by Ute Gallian Cole, Brent · SaWlders; Becky Pauley, Dean Rees and Patty Wetherholt, Tom yearbook. Morgan. · Candidates were paraded around The Gallia Academy High School Memorial Field on con-v ertibles driven by Jeff Phillips, John Corneit, Jackie Adams, marching.band, under tbe direction of Rod Eric Saunders, Gil Price, Kraig Hankins, Tolliver, presen\fd another outstanding halftime show before approximately 3,200 ·. · Dow Saunders and Roger Dailey. fans in pertect weather. The candidates were then escorted to Numbers presented were: Spinning Ute GAHS side of the field by members of Wheel, Let.It Be Me, Let the. Sun Shine In, Ute varsity football squad . . Candidates and escorts were: Lynn Windy, Big Spender, Those Were the Days, Rice, Tim Weaver; LuAnn Folden, Win- and Theme from Exodus. Prior to the GAHS show, Bob ston Saunders; Teresa Stevers, Rex Plymale; Tami Wiseman, Fred Ford; Crawford's 115;:liece Jackson band gave a Sar.a·Welherholl, Scott Epling; Jan Elliott, salute to sounds and maneuvers.of the 1973 Rick Grymes; Teresa Bane, Craig Fisher; Ohio SUite Fair. Homecoming activlties were com~udy Blazer, John Groth; Jenny Clarke, Ken Collier; Sandy Maggied, John Myers; pleted with a dance in the GAtiS gym Sa lurday night. New collection system praised POMEROY - Meigs County Commissioners Robert Clark, .Warden Ours .; and Henry Wells Saturday could feel better about Ute county's new tra,sh collection· system. They put into lhe record the following • letter addressed to them signed by C. E. PT. PLEASANT - An estimated 184 continuing, there is no work stoppage, and· Blakeslee, extension agent, agriculture: claimants, all on strike from the Philip work is available for claimants. · "! made my second visit to Ute white Sporn Plant, have been ruled ineligible for The board said that in view of the benefits and are not totally or partially company's efforts'by advertising for new box out on Route 7 !his morning lo dispose • unemployed. as defined by law, the Board· employes,• il may very w~ll be the em, of some trash , I lJloughl 'you might be of Review of the West Virginia Depart- player is on a course of coitduct, wherein interested in the 10 minute s.urvey tbat I ment of Employment Security has ruled. these claimants•· may be replaced at at took at lhe lime. "The first manalong said, 'This trash Claimants are members of the Utility later date. Workers of America, Local 426, who have . If any party named in litis decision system is the greatest ever.' The second not worked at the local facility since June desires to make a further appeal, it must man along said il was marvelous. l'he 30 when the contract betwee,n the Wlion be filed in writing within eight days, from third man didn 't say much, but be did and Cenlr'!l Operating Company expired . Ute day of release, October 4, or not later throw his trash in and shu t the door. " You are to be congratulated on The Tribunal ruled th.e production is titan October 12. putting this system into action and the 'intestinal fortitude' it took to get this system going." Strikers won't draw benefits . insulted the principle· of collectiveAn outraged fire chief condem~ed the Marion who was working extended shifts, bargaining, the rights of management and vandalism and called for an investigation. died from a· heart attack . ; The Marion County Sheriff has a John Doe the customers at large." · Company officials estimated dam· Tw~ CWA members are facing felony warrant out for whoever· cut the cables. to facilities and loss of revenues exceeded charges ' from alleged destruction of' Three otlter persons may be alive $\ million . • . telephone cables. One in Lucas County · today had the strike not occurred. A 24." The public has suffered great inreceijUy. indicted by the grand jury, is year-old ex-Marine, a Vietnam veteran, convenience because of the vandalism," awaiting a trial. The otlter faces grand died Aug. 14 .from injuries suffered in said Wopat. "And the company · has jury action in Sdoto County. collision Aug. 6 in New PHiladelphia. An sustained untold mon~tary damages.''' On July 20, Wopal warned tha,t con- auto driven by a CWA member turned in Besides slashing cables, vandals also tinued vandalism could result in some front of the victim's oncp!lJing motorcycle. smashed more titan 80 windows tif GenTel deaths owing to severed cables. To his The CWA man, who is charged with first buildings. In addition,' company-owned horror, h.is prediction materialized Sept. · degree vehicular homicide while driving vehicles werE[. favorite targets. Vandals 24. Vandalize~ cables near a· residential under the influence of alcohol, was going hurled slo~es, paint, cherry bombs and development outside Marion prevented a on picket duty at Ute time of Ute accid~nt: lighted flares . Some 30 tires were ruined call for help for a stricken customer. · Anolber person, a striking worker and dozens of valve stems cut. A 61-year-old man . suffered a heart from Brookville, sustained severe injuries ·· During the strike 237' instances . of attack eai'ly .in the morning, The ' Marion . Oct. 1 when he fell from a " bucket" truck · exchanges being isolated from toll or tollTwp. Fi~e Dept.'s . rescu~ squad was 30 while working at a temporary job for .free service were recorded, he added. min~tes late because phone cables had another company. This samw worker later Some e<ehange> were isolated as man,.y as ' been siashed. The victim ·s uccumbed later deceased apparently · as the result of a eight limes. \h the mornin g. heart attack. The fourth, a supervisor in (Continued on Page 2) a • . i::::;:::;::::::::::::::::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~s~:~:~:~::~!:!:~:::::::;~~:::~s;:;~:?.:r.::::::::o:;: Joe Miller died Friday Alkire shifted to PRICE 20 CENTS Pomeroy-Middleport Vandhli.sm m.a rred Ph.o ne ·strike· •. .' ~ '• • • • I NO ·WINNERS: EVERYBODY .LOST • I ' POMEROY - An . e~joyable halftime show was presented by Ute Meigs High School Marauder Band directed by Dwight Goins Friday night. The Marauder band entered the field frqm the south goal line and moved downfield in four comp;my fronts to lht music of "Strike Up \he Band ." The bandsmen then moved to center field and went into the pop tune "Brandy" for the cente~ drill of simple drag turns, step-two movements, and finally two fronts facing the home standa . The band finished the center drill as il came to the home sta nds in a co11eert formation. The/majorettes were . featured lo the mus~, 1 'Make Me Smile '' by Chicago. The lights went out in the stadium as the majorettes twirled fire batons. Percussion and brass were featured in • "Tiajuana Taxi," apopitlar number made. famous by the Tiajuana Brass a few years ago. Tiie entire band executed horn movements to the percussion solos. The fiand will travel to Marshall University next Saturday to participate in the Tri-State Marching Festival. Take advantage of the special sale prices all over the store Friday and Saturday- Hide-A-Beds and Sleep or Lounges on the second floor- sale of Womens Dr .. ssesSale of Fall Jewe!r.y - specia'l sale of womens Body Shirts · mens and boys Jeans - mens Sport Shirts . Tube Socks· boys Knit Shirts. Special sale of Bicycles . G. E. Alarm Clocks. It'll pay you to shop during this special sale. . ·~ "~·. Drills mark hand's show OPEN fRIDAY AND_SATURDAY NIGHTS TiL 9 OFFICE HOU·RS 9: 30 TO 12. 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT 'T., POMEROY. ...... ~- · October 12 to Novemhtm 5. .. ....... .. ... ..... .... ::~:~; , CLOSING MONDAY The Meigs County courthouse will be closed all day Monday in observance of Columbus Day. . closed ..• .... < WATER WHEEL My office will he i • I Atl'IJlrd signs contracts . EEOSVILLE - Members of . the astern Local School District Board of Education Thursday night signed contracts awarded earlierpn the construction of a new addition to the high school. · Ground breaking on the new addition will be held on Mondily, Oct. 15, with the ~ompletion date set for April 4. Voters of · the district several months ago' approved a bond issue to provide funds for tit~ addition . Tbe board also .hired tltree substitute bus drivers , Sandra Cowdery, Harry McFarland and Barbara Hannum. • CHILD K.IL\..ED AKRON Ohio (UPI) _ Nine-year-old Brian Bloss~r, Akron, was killed Friday when be fell · between ·the wheels of a metro-transit bus. Police said tbe boy was boarding a bus when the mishap oceurred . Ticket srue exceptional POMEROY - ApJ>roximlitely 300 tickets have . been sold for the dinner hono~ing Gertrude Donahey, Democratic treasurer for the State of Ohio, Ernest Wingett,: county democratic Chairman, reported-Friday. The sale ."has exceeded all · ex, pectalions,',' Wingett said. He credited the high interest to people becoming more interested in public affairs and to tjle fact that Mrs. Donahey is the guest speaker. Wingett urged everyon~ who bas 11 ticket to come, but if for some reason he cannot, send someone in his place. There will be excellent represenf:lltlon of financial, business and professional · people, Wingett commented. Mrs. Donahey's appearance at .the Oct. 10 dinner in the Meigs High School cafeteria begins at 7 p.m. and is the third in a series for the people of Meigs Cotinty . . to get acquajnted _with stale officials. Persons unable to attend the dinner are invited to hear Mrs. Donahey, who will speak following Ute meal. . The dinner. will be · ·prepared by Evangeline ChapterO.E.S. Donations of $5 is requested for the dinner but admission is free for those who wish to just come and · bear Mrs. Donahey speak. . Gallia hanks to merge GALLIPOLI,S - Atty. John E. Halliday, president of Ute First National Bank of Gallipolis, announced Saturday ·that the Comptroller of Currency of liteUnited States of America haa approved the merger of the Gallipolis bank with tlie Vinton Banking Co., Vinton. First National haa been in the process · · of purchasing assets of Ute Vinton Bank the MSt several months. · Atty. Halliday said the transaction is expected to be coinpleted within two .. months. .. I . �• • • .' , Phone strike - Miller supports election reforni - ""'"Jessm~n Clare nce Miller has joineti1"€i.·partisun tCootinued !rom_Page ll WASHiNGTON ''Working craft and management personnel also bore the brunt of telephoned group of House members io sponsoring a ~d : race-to-face threats ," he noted .. major · campa ign fmandng reform bill. - ·~os t 50 reports of vandalism to em- The proposal . called tl1e Clean Elections P~~·· properties and threatening ca lls Act of 1973, would create a federal were recorded in Marion alone." Elections Commission to investigate and Two sufSen•isory.. employes were prosecute financial rni_sconduct in feder8l struck by stones Aug _29 while attempting to_repair vandalized cables near Athens. Olj,e : required hospital treatment, The st!,'lie-throwers, identified as\:WA str1kers and a relative of a siriker fa ce court · ~Ction . ·• ; " The CW A members los l thei r d!llnity," he added_ ''The good members lost dignity t~ beeause of the conduct of some Of their assoriates." They all lost money some as much ' as' $2,500 in wages," he continued _ " For tiJis strike tbey gained an average of $1.20 a , week. But they 'll never recover what ~Y lost. " The negotiations were marked by broken commitments by the CWA leadership, he added. In the latter stages the talks, on the part of the union, \\·ere conducted by slate CWA officials to the exclusion of local union ___ , ' 1 representatives. · ·~· ' "In the final' analysis the. local bargaining commi tte,e turned out to be nothing but a pawn o! the International urjion," said Wopat. ;"The lnU,rnational CWA got what i1 wanted," he observed . " But the CWA members, the company and the customers pend heavily." 1 ' " The company gamed something - a precious a~et that can't be purchased/' he continued . "The esprit de corps of the r(lanagement was greatly strengthened . II - . 2:- The Sunday Tin•••. Senti""'· Sunday, Oct. 7, 1973 source to $2,500 Con~rcsstun:.il t<wduJ<:~tes oo contributions Presidential candidates. To encoura~e By C. E. Blakeslee Cowtty EKteusion Agent, J\griculture ~ POMEROY - Many-people today not associated with farm production are realizing the great importance of agricultural product!"'] m the economy of the UniU,d StaU,s, both within this counlry and as a way of making the balance of trade with other countri es more favorable , WhHe many people cry about the high price of food th~y do not reahze th~t mall countries food for the fam1!y ta kes a grea U,r tnbutwns, the bill would raise the current tax credit for politicHl contributions frOIV of a joint return ) anti create a federa l the NEW in FARMING Television Log OU ~urprises Northwestern ' · EVANSTON, Ill. (UP!) Freshman Dave Houseton bulled !or 111 yards and spearheaded an 87-yard touchdown drive in the third quaru,r Saturday to give Ohio University a 14-12 upset victory over Northwestern. It Was the first win ever for the Bobcats of the Mid American conference over a Big Ten team and they came within a yard of winding up losers. With the score 14-10 and time runmng out, Northwestern drove 93 yards to the Ohio I, but Richard Boothe fumbled and Ol)io's Roger Koepsle fell on the ball. Bobcat quarterback Rich Bevly then ran out of the· end zone on a Unique third down play to give Northwestern a safety but allow his team to kick off and improve field position. Houseton, a 6-foot, 195pounder, !rom Astabula, Ohio, carried 16 times for 65 yards in a 22-pl.ay drive that took most of the third quarter and gave Ohio the winning touchdown_ He plunged over from the 1 for CLARENCE SMITH MASON Clarence B. " Doc" Smith, 61. Mason , died Fr iday at Veterans Memorial Hospi t al in Pomeroy . Mr. Smith. a radio repairma n, was born here Dec;. 26, 1911 , the son of the late Isaac and Florence Wh itaker Smith . , Surv.iving a.re ... three daughters , Mrs . Rita Me. Daniel, Rutland ; Mr s Marg aret Florence Parsley, Co lum bus ; Miss Ada Ma y Smith, Rock Creek, Ohio ; three sons, Cl arence · (Darty) of Mar ysvil le, Tenn .; Thurman, Reynoldsburg , Oh1o ; Leland of San Anton io, Tex .; two sisters, Mrs. Byrd1e Laudermilt of Pomeroy and Mrs. Pauline Dar st, Columb u s~. and two brothers , ·Theodore, Poi nt Pleasant. and Isaac of Mason. Funeral services w ill be hel d at 1:30 p.m . Sunday at the Fog lesong Funeral Home with the Rev . Lloyd Grimm offi ciating The fu neral is for family and other relatives only ) 1 I MRS. ERML D. WARD ·~· HIRE A HANDICAPPED VETERAN WEEK will be observed in Gallipolis Oct. 7-13. City -Manager Paul Willer, cenU,r, discusses the proclamatlon with Frank Knox, manager of the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services and Mrs_ Mamie Robinson , case worker for the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services. •• "• • Student hurt in • freak accident ' • NOW YOU KNOW Beggars in Seville invented paper-wrapped cigaretU,·s in the 16th century by picking up dis ca rded cigar butts, shredding them and wrapping the tobac.co in paper scraps. Veteran s Memotial Hospital ADMITTED - V IN TO N - Funeral services for Mrs. Erml D. Ward, 72 , Vin t on , wdl be held at 1 p.m. today at the M CCoy-Moore Fun eral Home, Burial will be in Vinton Memori al Park. Sur:vivirig besides relatives li sted Friday are three sisters, Mrs Ishmael { Ruth ) Gillespie, . and Mr s. Glildys Smith, both of Rodney ; Mrs. Neva Benjamin, Columbus, and one brother, Evdn Lloyd, Columbus . brother, John , Another pre ceded her in death. Northwestern led 10-7 at the half on a Jau, Second quarter !ield goal by Jim Blazevich after Houseton fumbled at the Bobcat 30. .. · The Wildcats grabbed a 7~ lead early in the first quarter, driving 55 yards for a touchdown the !irst time they got the ball. Anderson hit Steve Craig for the !mal two yards after Stan Key set Ujfthe score with five carries for :Ia yards. Late in the first quarter, Bevly fired a pass on third down 16 at his own 45 to split end Rich Lilienthal, who ' caught it at the northwestern 32, dodged past defender Greg Swanson and1raced the rest of the '!lay for the tOuchdown_ Northwestern's last ditch comeback attempt was set up by a 44-yard Anderson-to-Steve Harris pass to the Ohio 2. An illegal procedure call set' the Wildcats back to the 7. Boothe then fumbled twice straight, with the Bobcats recovering the ball the second time to secure their first victory in three games. Northwestern is 1-3. NOAH E. WALTER GALLI POLlS - Noah E. Walter , 78, of 229 Fourth Ave .. Cecil Car- 'Gallipolis, died at 7 a.m. man , Pomeroy ; NaOmi Wyatt , Pome roy ; Cly de Bayles, Middleport; .:lohn Bl osser, Middleport ; Wil I ia m Hob stetter, Rut lan d . DISCHARGED - Lucille Garten , Dorothy Spencer and Kenny Enevoldsen . Saturday at Veterans Hospital in Huntington . He had been in falling health one year, and in serious con· d1tion the pa st three weeks. A refired farmer . Mr. Walter resided on a farm in the Mercerville arep 45 years, and " • · a; ?Ippcarances. Ray (Joan) Bvsh, Gallipolis, 2 p.m. Monday at the Waugh- Hall ey·Wood Funeral Home with Rev . Wilson Wah offiCiating. Buriai' .WIII be in Ridgelawn Cemeterv, Mer<;erv JJle. Friends may call at the funer-al home; after 3 p. m. Sunday . M il itary graveside rites wJ JJ be Condu cted by the Gallipolis LegjQn Post. 6. Play-off 3, 4, 15. 2:30 - EdgeofNight8,10 ; Girl in My Life6, 13. ' NOT U.S. WHEAT WASHINGTON (UPI) Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz says the Soviet Union is exporting wheat, but clainis it is not U. S. wheat purchased last year at a cost of $128 million to American taxpayers. Play-off 3. 4, 15- ,- 6:00 - News 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 15 ; ABC News i3; Sesa m e Street 20 ; Personality and Behavioral Developmen t 33. 6:30 - ABC News 6; CBS News 8, 10; NBC News 3, 4, 15; Hogan's Heroes 13. 7:00- Beat the Clock 4; News 10; Ci rcus 13; What 's My Lme8 ; Elec Co. 20,· People, Places and Thmgs 5; Truth or Consequences 6, 3; Bobby Bowden 15 ; Folk Life 33. · , 12 :30 1:00 1' 30 2:00 ~ Movie " Devil -:loddess" 13. Focus on Columbus 4. News 4 . News " · . ...... FIVE .YEAR AWARD RECIPIENTS - Charles Hyer, second !rom right in back •row, and Dr . Jack Buxton, far right , mem~rs of the executive, committee of the Board of Trustees at Pleasant Valley Hospital; are shown presenting - ' I' - ' five ..year service awardS to t''Vtt au.,au1~~- .,. __ ... Awards Luncheon Friday afternoon. Reclplenta f4 tbe awards seated, from left, are.Pat Church, Mary Jo Lambert and Lola Mae Weaver. Back row; P. R. Clevinger, Job! Taylor, Jean Critchfield, Mr. Hyer an,d Dr. Buxton. . . I. - ' ' ' Burl Reyno Ids In BROOMSTICKS SHAMUS I Technico lorl Ang ela Lansbury David To11,1linson and Elvis in IGI 01 s.ney Ct~ rtoon s, Band Conce rt Pluto's Heart Throb Adm1 ss1on : $ 1.50& 75c 'Show Sta.rts 7 p.m . ,. ' nAMING STAR .::f:~~~~g~~~~~§.::::~~~==~~:•:!:;:;:::~::::::: : ;:::::;:;: STUFTSHIRT .' \ · The Finest Sandwich Obtainable Overstuffe'd with a quarter pound of ·u.s. ch-o ice beef, freshly ground and · gri lied, with a most skillfUl blend of melted cheese, crisp gre~ le ttuce, tomato, onion , pickle slices and Shake Shoppe special dressing . Served on a gigantic toasted bun . ..• LAY-AWAY 's HOP EARLY V.:HILE BUS DAY . INSTALL IT SALE~j; ' One Time Buy At This Price Regul~r YOURSELF Doorkeeper 3 EASY STEPS . 1 ASSEMB L~ OPHATO ~ Powerful Y4 HP torque· ra ted motor smoothly handles sectiona l, sol id, single or double re~1de ntial garage doors vp to 7 ft high. 2 , Price $11700 SALE PRICED ILICIRONIC GARAGE DOOR OPERAlOR -' SAVE '29 ~TfACN OPE~ATO~ CEILJN(i A ~ O VOO ~ 3 TO One Time Buy! FALL SALE VALUE SCOOP! MISSES COFFEE COATS 65% DACRON 35% COTION PERMANENT PRESS, SNAP FRONT BERMUDA COLLAR, TWO POCKETS, ROLL UP SLEEVES. - SIZES 10 TO 20 • NOW ONLY NUDE HEEL I 57' 9.4 . '' .' ' PAIR 4 PAIRS $1 00 . REGULAR 55.99 ELECTRIC TIMIR 44 . ,. .,..• 29' SKEIN Bright tope~lry shades of colorfosl so.ft spun 75% rayon ond 25% coHon. ~qakt ~IJnppr "Home of That Old Fashioned Goodness" Carner of Second & Oliwe Gallipolis, 0. 27C Special Buy! Lig"ht and d ark fashion sh odes p·erfect for work and school! Re infor ce d run ban to es. One siz.e fits 5'-5'7 ", ·10 0 - 150 pounds. RUG YARN MADE WITH PURE GROUND BEEF! - STRETCH NYlON TYHOSE REG. $ -· MUE ElfCT~ICAl COiiJtECTrONS .11110 ADJUST T~AVft Dual Control Door Opener • ' ... Cartoon ALL STORES OPEN SUNDAy 1 PM TIL 6 PM • SIL\fER BRIDGE PLAZA· BOTH .GALLIPOLIS STORES. POINT PLEASANT STORE - J I -¥ ·BY POPULAR DEMAND ' .Manufacturer ·precision m~tal parts has an immediate opening ·for a· draftsman. Mechanical type drafting training required, excellent opportun!ty to.become tool designer. T~ke c,o mmensur.ate with training & experience. Apply in person or send resume to Federal Mogul Corporation, 2160 Eastern Ave .• Gallipolis Ohio 45631. An equal opportunity employment employer. · Tomght thru Tuesday Oct . 7.9 Walt Di sn~y 's llEDKNOBS & ' LO.O K WHAT'S BACK. • DRAFTS'MAN ' EATON REPLACED CLEVELIIND (Ufl i- Hays T. Watkins was elected Friday as board chairman and chief executive off1cer of the Chessie System , Inc., and the Chesapeake and Ohto Railway Co., succeeding industnalist Cyrus S. Eaton . -. ' .. u; 8: 00 - GunsmOke 8,. 10; Lotsa Luck 3, 4, 15 ; Rookies Nationa i'1 Geographlc·6; American Ballet Theatre 20. 33. 8: 30 - Diana J , 4, 15. 9: 00 - Here's Lucy 8, 10; Pro Football 6, 13; Movie "You'll Like My Mother" 3, 4, 15. 9: 30 - Dick Van D'yke 8, 10; Pa cem in Terris Ill 20, 33. 10:00 - Medical Center a, 10. 11 :00 - News 3, 4, 8, 10, 15, 20 ; Janaki 33. 11 :30 - Johnnr. Carson,, 4, 15; Movies "The Wild Bunch" 8; "l'amahine ' 10. 12 :00 - News 6, 13. Sun . Oct - 7 Regular $499 3; Hollywood Squares 4; Buck Owens 8; Episode Action 33, Wacky World of Jonathan Winter s 15; Muni c ipal Court 10; Chan-ese Way 20. Visitor s to the area helped keep the huge mamtnals wet while agents of the s tate Wildlife and Manne Resou r ces ~ Department dragged th em back into the water. Several of the whales died . CASH, CHARGE, ' 1:30- To Tell the Truth 6; Beat me Clock 1J ; Bobby Goldsboro Tonighllhru Wednesday QUA NTifiES l AS f LOOK I 5:00 - I Dream of Jeannie 13; Mi ster Rogers 20, 33 ; Andy Griffith 8; Mission : Impossible 6. 5:30 - Beverly Hillbillies 8; Electric Co. 33 , Gomer Pyle 13; Hodgepodge Lodge 20. GAS UP 2 CENTS LOUISVILLE, Ky. I UP I) - Ashland Oil Co. dealers confirmed Frlday that the company had hlk ed its wholesale gasoline prices by 2 cents a J:&llon. " The increase puts me in a spot/' said Jesse Hogan, operator oi an Ashland StaUon here. " l ca n ' t operate at a profit. I am sure not going to stay on this corner and pump gasoline 0 a rare mass suicide att~mpt. The wh<.~les, some 15 feet long 1 ' ran aground F'riday afternoon . SE1"rLEMENT NEAR DETROIT (UPI )- Chances of a weekend se ttlement of the month-long strike by teachers m D etroit,· the nation's fourth la rgest school system, appeared to be good today, a source close to Ule negotiations said_ STOP I 3: 00 - General HospltaH, 13; Pri ce Is Right e. 10 , Know Your Ant lques 20. 3: 30 - One Life to Uve 13; Secret Storm 10 ; Match Game '73 a, Flintstones 6 ; Film 33 ; French Chief 20. 4: 00 - Love, American Style 13; Sesame St. 33, 20; Speedracer 6; Lucy ShowS ; Movie " Belvedere Rings the Bell " 10. 4: JO - I Love Lucy 6; Hazel e; Gilligan's Island 13; Ba seball ' CHARLESTON , S. C. <.U'Pil - Thirly-[iv~ black whales wa<hed up on the beach of neat-rby Kiawaw Island Friday in what' scientists described as farm. 18th Century Reproductions 11 : 00 - Password 1J ; GambJt 8, 10; Wi zard of Odds 4, 3, 15 11 : 30- Hollywood Squares .4, 3, 15; Love of Life 8, 10 ; Brady Bun ch 13; Bowling 6, Sesame St reet 33. 11 : 55 - News 8; Dan lm el' s World 10. 12 : DO - Bob Braun ' s 50-50 Club 4; Jeopardy 3, 15 ; News 8, 1~ 13 .· Password 6. 12: 30 - JW'sJ, 15; Search for TomorrowS, 10, Spl't Second6 . t 2: 45 - Elec tri c Company 33. 12:55 - NBC News 15, 3. • 1 T:OO - AII My Chil dren6, 13; Not for Women Only 15; News 3; Concentration 8; What's My Line 10. 1:30 - 3 On A Match 4, 3, 15 ; As the World Turns 8. 10; Let's Make A Deal 13. 6. 2: 00 - NewtyweC Game 6, 13 ; Guiding Lig ht e, 10; Ba seball •..;.:.;.;.;.:···:·:·: . I , scattered ' have come p1ecemea m smau unns over vast territories, and of many events and innoVation~. These werespread over perhaps a generation in any area and often involved imbalances or old and new on any Beyond their educational value, living history Farms also have a scientific role to play . For exan1ple , by preserving 11 primitive" strains of crops and livestock no longer in widespread u.se, these farms help maintain a broad geneltc base !or fHture breeding. The impor~mcc o! lh" was viv1dlr Illustra ted m 1970 wl1en a slram .of hybrid corn . proved genetically vulnerable to so uthern CQrn leaf blight. Since that time plant' breeders have shown renewed interest in the older corn varietiei. There are living history farms scattered from Arizona to Wisconsin which are open - or soon will~ open - to the public. A Jist, along with notes about each farm , has been compiled by resea rchers in the Smithsonian Institute. You might want to write for the cOmplete Smithsonian publication, ·'Ltving Historical ·Farms Handbook." It 's •vaitable from the Superintendent of Documents, U. S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C. 20402. The costis 65cenls. dt11~ 10: 30 - Police Surgeon 1.5 ; Johnny Mann's Stand Up and Cheer 4; NeWs 6, 8; High Road t o Adven ture 10; News mak er ' 73 13; WJ: Think You Should Know 3. 11 : 00 - News 3, 4, 15, 10, 6, 13, 8, 11 : 15 ·- Pollee Surgeon 6; CBS News 10 ; News 13 ; Mov ie "ti n Pan Alley" 8. 11 : 30 - Mov ie " Go West, Young Man " 3. Johnny Carson 4, 15 ; Face the Nation 10; Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 13 11:4S - Good News 6. 12: 00 - Urban League 10. 10:00 - Dinah Shore 3, IS; Joker's Wild 8, 10. . 10:30 - Baffle 4. 3, 15; $10,000 Pyramid 8, 10; MikeDougla'6 EXTENDED OUTLOOK ' Mild Monday through Wednesday. Chance of showers Tuesday. Daytime -highs mostly lD tbe 70s. Lows at night in the 50s. freshened m the spring and dried up in the fall wlfcn 'the g ra~-s dis a pJ:H!ared. • ~veral years ago this observ~r visited a conservatioil_farm in lndian<l. Back in one corner of this farm was an area which had never been improved_ The bare sandstone and clay banks with small clumps of Johnsongrass, running briars. and other weeds was U,stimony to the fact that much of pllf !.and had been ' exhausted early in this century_ 1)1 Meigs County it is interesting to go to the farms that have shown the greaiest improvement. Th~ir grass and cr~p-covered hills seem to level out and not~ as steep as some of the hills just over the fence where not as much improvement has taken place. The follOwing story on living history farms, released by the Cooperative Extension Service at Columbus, bares out this U,stimony. The agricultural abundance we know nowadays is of relatively recent origin. This is made quite clear on any visit to one of the several dozen living history farms operating in the Upited Stales. MANY llF THE FARMS depict only a subsisU,nce level of agriculture. Yet for all that, they illustraU, the practical realities of life in the so-called "good old days," plus offer an insight into · how food and fi~r is produced. Wayne Rasmussen, head of the Economic Research Services's AgricultW'al History Brailch, is a member of the Living Historical Fanus Association and helps coordinate efforts to aid this gro up_Rasmussen explains that the fantastic productivity of U. S. farmers have freed some 9ii.pct. of the nation's workers for n ona g ~icultural pursuits - such things as producing cars and TV sets, working in the rapidly growing service industry, and so on. But ~cause so few people outside of agriculture, and even for some younger farmers, it's ,difficu~t to appreciate the tremendous gains that have occurred in a~vicultural productivity , gains which have helped to make the U. S. the best led nation in the world at the lowest percentage of consumer income. The technological revolution which has occurred in U. S. agriculture is not something that came in one sweeping change. Rather, today 's agriculture is the slim of many changes that Thi s year the girls of Masaryktown were out for Although the front legs of rev eng e . " We're bigg er, a giraffe appear to be longer onrier, to ugher, more ex- than the hind ones . they ·are perienced,'' said team ca ptain .all the sa me length. Sammie Alexsuk. "And, most of all, we're psyched up for winning back the title tha t's ,rightfully ours." Chuck Smith, chairman of the Hernando County Commission and general manager of the county Egg Producers Cooperative, said he got " just , plain sick and tired of the nonstop ribbing our town got afU,r losing in 1972." Bmss " I was so disgusted I scrapped the former team Crystal · altogether and personally r ecrUited and eoached this new band of stalwarts," Smith said. Stoneware A Masaryktown'fanner offered the team 5,000 slallghtered chickens to practice on_ But Gifts one of Smith's new recruits, Irene Wa lker, turned him down. 1 Candies "I've plucked 20,000 chickens l n my lifetime," Mrs. Walker said , "and if I don't know the Party Supplies stripping technique now, I never will ." Sophia, the Swing Hill star who grew up on a ranch at Datil, N. M. , says she's plucked Spring Valley Plaza only about 500 chickens in her lifetime, and that's far more than any of her teanunates . Gallipolis, Ohio 446-m3 41 Mr. Chicken," a man dressed in a rooster outfit, will lope down a knoll tossing 12: 30- Movie " Hook, Line and Sinkers" 10. 1: 00- News 13, 4. , MONDAY, OCT. 8, 1973 6: 00 - Sunrise Semi nar 4 ; Sacr ed Heart 10. . 6 : IS -. School Scene 10. 6: 20 - Farm Report 13. 6 : 25 - Paul Harvey 13. 6: 30 - Columbu s Today 4; Bible Answer s 8; Good News 13; News6 . , 6: 45 - Corncob Report 3; Fa rmfime 10. "' 7: 00 - Today 4, 3, 15; CBS News 6, 10 ; Flintstones 13, Romper Room 6. 7: 30 - Rocky & Bullwinkle 13 ; New Zoo Revue 6. •· 8: 00 - Capt. Kangaroos, 1Q.; Sesame Sf 33 . New Zoo Revue 13; Tim my and Lassie 6. 8: 30 - Huck & Yogi 6; D1ck Van Dyke 13 . 8: 55 - News 13 . . 9:00·- Paul Dixon 4; Phil Donahue ·15 ; Fnendly Junction 10; AM 3; Brad y Bu'nch 6. Abbott and Cosfell o 8; Mov 1e " The Agony and the Ecstasy" 13. 9:30 - To Tell the Truth 3; Secret Storm 8; Mi chael s & Co 6 9 :55 - Chuck White Report 10. theft df ·gasolme from a large storage lan k located at the Bulaville Townhouse -in AddiSon Twp. The tank is 'owned by the Addison Twp. trustees. Held in jail on a petty larceny charge is 18-year old Clibborn Smith of Rt . I , Gallipolis: Similar charges will be filed against the teenagers, who will appear in Juvenile Court · REMAIN UNBEATEN SPRINGFIELD , Ohio (UP!) - ·Wittenburg Tajlback Glenn Hendrix ·scored two touch~ downs and rushed over 100 yards for the fourth straight game as the Tigers felled Ohio Wesleyan, 41-7, here Saturday afU,rnoon. · The Tigers remain un defeated at H . The loss was Ohio Wesleyan's third in four outings. · Khayyan" 10. SPRING HILL, Fla . (UP I)- feathers in the air to signal the The third annual World 's start of the feather snatch, Chicken Pluckin' Cham- while . a Spring Hill choral pionship Saturday boiled down group will cackle and cluck to to a pluck-off between a the William Tell Overture" and _celebrated housewife in hot- the ''Gaite Parisienne." pants and a pro with a career Sophia, ·who wears hot pants total of 20,000 pull ets , and fa shion · boots to public Residents of Masaryktown, as pluckin gs, was noticeab ly proud of their egg plant as they concerned in pre-pluck in~ are of their Czechoslovakian terviews. origins, have their feathers " We're pushed harder and ruffled because the last two harder each year because the years they have been out- psychological tenswn mounts stripped by their cross county for keepin g the streak alive." rivals at cosmopolitan Spring Hill, a town of 4,000. Sophia BIG DEAL SIGNED Hutchins, the tall and atOTTAWA (UP! ) _Canada tractive wife of a chiropractor, and China have signed a btllion led the Spring Hill pluCkers the do11ar, 1ong 1erm agreemen t . last two years in denuding a . ds ·m t'lmes to a ttr act calhng do:z:en blf . . for the sale of up to .224 . mt)hon bushels of Canad1an .0n of th e Gwness the a tten t1 . . · wheal to Chma over the next Wor ld Book oI Recor ds an d wm th ' · . 't . ree ·vears.· mv1 atwn s to network TV 10: 30 - This Is the Life 15 ; Insight 4 ; Osmonds 13; Vi S1o n On 6 . 11 : 00 - Point of V~w 6 ; TV Chapel 3, Focus On Columb us 4; Across the Fence 15, Notre Dame 8; H. R Pufnstuf 13. 11 : 30 - Mak e A Wish 6, 13; lnsi gh115; OS U Football HighJ ights 4. 12: 00 - At Issue 3 ; Bowling 6 ; Rev . Ca l vin Evans 13; Sacred Columbus Town Heart 15 ; West Virginia Univers i.ty Meeting 10. 12: 15 - Open Bibl e 15. 12 : 30 - Revival F ir es 13 ; Meet the Pres s 3, 4, 15; Nf:L Pre. Game Show 8. 12:55 - Ted Mullins 10. 1: oo- LOwer Lighthouse 13 ; Pro Footba 11'3, 4, 15, Pro Football 8, 10. - .. ' 1:30- Iss ues and Answers 6. 13 . 2: 00 -College Football197313 ; Soul Trair. 6. 3: 30- Odd Coup le 6 ; Jimmy Dean Show 13, 4: 00- Rook ies 6 ; Amer ica 13 ; Ba sebal l Play.offs J , 4, 1St Pro Football 8, 10; America 13. 4: 30 - Help Wanted 33. 5;.00 - Waif Til l Your Father Gets Home 6 ; Movi e " The Big Gamble " 4, 13 ; Eye of the Arti st 33. 5: 30 - Untamed World 6; Music At West Virginia Un 1ver s1 ty 33. 6: 00 - Let's Make A Deal6 ; Grand Masters Chess 33 , 7: 00 - Safari to Adventure 3 ; Zoom 20, 33; Wild K i ngdom 15 , Circ;us 4 ; La s_sle 8 ; In the Know 10; Untamed Wor ld lJ , 7. 30 - World o'TOisney 3, 4, 15 ; FBI 6, 13; Perry M ason 8, 10. Mountain Scene 33 ; One of a Kind 20 8.00 - Folk 1970 - A Season of Gilbert and Su l livan for All 33. 8:30 - Manni x 8, 10; Columbo 3, 4, 15 ; Mov ie " Han g 'E m Higl;l'' 6, 13. 9:00 - Ma sterpiece Theatre 20, 33. 9. 30 - - Ef'arnaby Jones B. 10. 12: IS - College Football 1973 and two grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a brofher. two sister s, and a grandson. He attended Dickey Chapel Church. He was a · charter member Of Lafayette Post .No. 27, American Legion , WOrld War I veteran who served In the army. Funeral services' will be held ~:· .·:· · 7: 45 - News 4. 8: 00 - Leonard Repass a; Gospel Caravan 6; Church Service 13 ; Billy James Har,:gis and his All -Amer ican Kids 10; Mar. man Ch'oir 3; Day of Discovery 4. 8: 30 - Oral Roberts 3; Your Health 4 ; Day of Di scovery 8 ; Re x Humbard 13: Rev1va l Fires 15 ; Kathryn Kuhlman 6; Get Together ' lO. 8 : 55 - Black Cameo 4. 9 : 00 - Singing Jubilee 3. Cadle Chapel 4; Oral Roberts 10, Rex Humbard 6, 15 ; Old· Fashioned Meetj ng B. 9· 30 - Church By Side of the Ro.:l'd 4; Chris t 1s the An swe r 13, Amaz ing Chan S; . Popeye 10. 10: 00 - Church Servlces4; Faith For Today 15: Kid Power 6, 13; M ormon Conference 3; Rex Humbard 8; Mov1e "Omar 10: 00 - Firing Line 20, 33 . in Gallipolis the past six years . He was a member of the Gallia Coun ty Elect1on Board nine years and on the GaiJJa CC5'u nty Sc hool Board eight years. Mr. Walter was born Jan . 16. 1895, iri Waln ut Twp., son of the late David Harmon and Pr:isci lla Van Fleet Walter. He is survived by his wife, Stella Canterberry, whom he m arri ed Nov. 13, 1920 in Pt. Pleasant ; a daughter. Mrs. .:·:·:· Oticken pluckin'title is at stake . · TBA 4. the score. .... SUNDAY, OCT. 1, 1973 6: 00 - TraVe logue 4 . 6: 30 - This Week 4 ; Newsmaker '7313 ; Mormon Conference 10. 7: 00 - Time for Timothy 4 ; Jenny Falwel l l3; Cop1muni(lue 6. 7: 30 - Faith for Today 6; Rev ival Fi res 6; Herald of Truth 3; i ' percentage o! the worker's income than in the United StaU,s. In many countnes the problem is not the fact that the food for the family takes 75 pet . of the worker's income but thatfood is not available for the family at any .price. Many people in our county can remell)ber when 50 bushels of corn per acre was a high yield or a cow that produced 8,000 pounds of milk annually was a high producer. Many farm ers simply did not produce milk in the winter at all because cows lUld Evans, Inc. Mrs_ Mamie Robinson, left: and Hershel Winters; employes of the bureau are shown inside the new office building. , OFFICE RELOCATED - The Ohio Bureau of Employment Services has moved its location from 443 Second Ave_to 39 Olive St . in a new building constructed by Carter ! Area Deaths ! Diles will ~e speaker Suicidal whales aided I sm(lll camp<Jign con- Jeffers was named Meigs High School Homecoming Queen during pre-game ceremonies Friday night at Meigs Stadium in Pomeroy. ·i : ·tJ. S. agricult~re New concepts to matching entitlement fund whereby w1ll put the company m good sU,ad for candidates could receive mo tching years to come .'' payments for small contributions up to $50. wopal cited the "tremendous support " The election process mu st be of the telephone-using public." That has reformed to restore pubhc confiden ce and been expressed by numerous letters, prevent the repetition of abuses which phone calls and comments the company · have occurred in past campaigns," Mi)ler has received . , explained . "The best way to do this 1s - He also commended the 1,000 through s tri ct monitoring and enmanagement, su pe rv isory and n on- forcement of the e lectwn laws and a wider striking craft employes1who-\Vorked long public participation in political cam~ hours during ' the stoppage . They manned paigns." SWitchboards in long -distance centers and Miller said that his legislation "can performed other craft jobs to keep the break the stranglehold that big money has company in busineSs. on campaigns by encouraging greater Wopat sa id near normal toll service rehahce on small contributions from was provtded . But there 's a huge backlog average citizens." of orders fo r~ new msta1lations. And most expa11sion and improvement projects had to be postponed . The company serves 179 exchanges m 70 counties, serving about PENTAGON KNEW 308,000 customers . WASHINGTON (UP! ) - The United .Striking craft workers wi11 be called Stales had ad,·ance mform~tion of the ba ck to work soon.most within seven days. ·• Jt will take a month or two to catch up, " Arab military buildup along tlie borders of noU,d Wopal. "Many of the repairs to cut Israel but the outbreak of fighting cables were temporary. They 'll need to be Saturday came as a surprise. U. S. of~ fi cials said. An Israeli Embassy spoliesmade permanent. And some cablc.'1 will man, Ghod Ranon, told UPI "We bad inreqwre replacement t~' formation the past few days - and so did Meanwhile, picket? lines will be abandoned and striking workers will return to our friends in the Pentagon - that tlu!re their jobs to pick up where they left off were movements of big units both in Egypt and in Syria.'' July 16. • • 3- The Sunday Times -Sentinel. Sunday ,Oct. 7,1973 and a cc ihn ~ • • . $12.50 to $50 per taxpayer ( $100 in the case campa1gns . QUEEN AND COURT - Left to right are, front row, : Peggy O'Brien, Roxie Patterson, Shelly Mankin, Queen Susie " Jeffers and Cindy Craig; back row, Don Stivers, Marty 'c Seelig, Brian Mullen, Jeff Ridgway and Lonnie Black. Miss • . • r------------------~------~ tlALLJPOLIS Sixteenye'jJr old Mike Watson of Se~ond Ave. , a . student at Gallia Academy High School, was injured.in the head Friday ev'emng in an unusual accident. Gallia County s]leriff 's de~ulies said Watson and-four of ~ his classmates were pl~asure-riding when they, stopped their car and got out on Jo~nson Ridge' Rd. Watson · mO)IOd to get back into the car as :a pick 'lip truck-driven by M~vin Eugene Greene, 24, Rt. I, <iallipolis, was passing. A. two row corn picker on the trllCk's bed struck Watson on ~ side of h'is head as the vellicle went past. Watson was taken to the Holzer Medical Cooter where several stitches were used to close a laceration. Greene was not aware of what haq happened W!til he was rea;ched later· at home . Sherlfr "s d~puties have lm!sted one adult and three Ju...-niles in connection with the ' A stnct $1,000 hHut.atJOn would be imposed un l 'Onlributwns from <tny one ' ··• MIDDLEPORT - Dave Diles, a native of this town who has made it big in radio and TV, will be the speaker Monday,· Nov. 12 when the annual Rotary Club F<IOtbaU Banquet· is held. tee McComas is chairman of the Middl ~port ; Pomeroy· Rotary Club Football banquet committee. Friday evening at the club's open meeting Club President Harold Hu~tiard appointed Paul Smart and Vernon Weber to assist McComas . . Diles, a graduate of old Middleport Hi)!h School in the early 50s, is a sports commentator for Radio Station WJR oettoit and a ppears on ABC televiSion special sports docwnentaries and newscasts. District Gov . Edwin Harmon of Wocthington will visit the club next Friday evening. He will conduct a club assembly and a meeting with committee chainnen prlbr to the 6 p.m. dinner meeting. ' The governor's appearance is the oc~asion lor the club's annual loud shirt contest in which the governor participates, bul rarelr wins. ~ Guests lor dinner at Heath United M~hodist Church were Jack Bacon, son of Judge John C. Bacon, and Brian Tannehill, grandson of Chet Tannehill. ' I '• ' I I~ �• • • .' , Phone strike - Miller supports election reforni - ""'"Jessm~n Clare nce Miller has joineti1"€i.·partisun tCootinued !rom_Page ll WASHiNGTON ''Working craft and management personnel also bore the brunt of telephoned group of House members io sponsoring a ~d : race-to-face threats ," he noted .. major · campa ign fmandng reform bill. - ·~os t 50 reports of vandalism to em- The proposal . called tl1e Clean Elections P~~·· properties and threatening ca lls Act of 1973, would create a federal were recorded in Marion alone." Elections Commission to investigate and Two sufSen•isory.. employes were prosecute financial rni_sconduct in feder8l struck by stones Aug _29 while attempting to_repair vandalized cables near Athens. Olj,e : required hospital treatment, The st!,'lie-throwers, identified as\:WA str1kers and a relative of a siriker fa ce court · ~Ction . ·• ; " The CW A members los l thei r d!llnity," he added_ ''The good members lost dignity t~ beeause of the conduct of some Of their assoriates." They all lost money some as much ' as' $2,500 in wages," he continued _ " For tiJis strike tbey gained an average of $1.20 a , week. But they 'll never recover what ~Y lost. " The negotiations were marked by broken commitments by the CWA leadership, he added. In the latter stages the talks, on the part of the union, \\·ere conducted by slate CWA officials to the exclusion of local union ___ , ' 1 representatives. · ·~· ' "In the final' analysis the. local bargaining commi tte,e turned out to be nothing but a pawn o! the International urjion," said Wopat. ;"The lnU,rnational CWA got what i1 wanted," he observed . " But the CWA members, the company and the customers pend heavily." 1 ' " The company gamed something - a precious a~et that can't be purchased/' he continued . "The esprit de corps of the r(lanagement was greatly strengthened . II - . 2:- The Sunday Tin•••. Senti""'· Sunday, Oct. 7, 1973 source to $2,500 Con~rcsstun:.il t<wduJ<:~tes oo contributions Presidential candidates. To encoura~e By C. E. Blakeslee Cowtty EKteusion Agent, J\griculture ~ POMEROY - Many-people today not associated with farm production are realizing the great importance of agricultural product!"'] m the economy of the UniU,d StaU,s, both within this counlry and as a way of making the balance of trade with other countri es more favorable , WhHe many people cry about the high price of food th~y do not reahze th~t mall countries food for the fam1!y ta kes a grea U,r tnbutwns, the bill would raise the current tax credit for politicHl contributions frOIV of a joint return ) anti create a federa l the NEW in FARMING Television Log OU ~urprises Northwestern ' · EVANSTON, Ill. (UP!) Freshman Dave Houseton bulled !or 111 yards and spearheaded an 87-yard touchdown drive in the third quaru,r Saturday to give Ohio University a 14-12 upset victory over Northwestern. It Was the first win ever for the Bobcats of the Mid American conference over a Big Ten team and they came within a yard of winding up losers. With the score 14-10 and time runmng out, Northwestern drove 93 yards to the Ohio I, but Richard Boothe fumbled and Ol)io's Roger Koepsle fell on the ball. Bobcat quarterback Rich Bevly then ran out of the· end zone on a Unique third down play to give Northwestern a safety but allow his team to kick off and improve field position. Houseton, a 6-foot, 195pounder, !rom Astabula, Ohio, carried 16 times for 65 yards in a 22-pl.ay drive that took most of the third quarter and gave Ohio the winning touchdown_ He plunged over from the 1 for CLARENCE SMITH MASON Clarence B. " Doc" Smith, 61. Mason , died Fr iday at Veterans Memorial Hospi t al in Pomeroy . Mr. Smith. a radio repairma n, was born here Dec;. 26, 1911 , the son of the late Isaac and Florence Wh itaker Smith . , Surv.iving a.re ... three daughters , Mrs . Rita Me. Daniel, Rutland ; Mr s Marg aret Florence Parsley, Co lum bus ; Miss Ada Ma y Smith, Rock Creek, Ohio ; three sons, Cl arence · (Darty) of Mar ysvil le, Tenn .; Thurman, Reynoldsburg , Oh1o ; Leland of San Anton io, Tex .; two sisters, Mrs. Byrd1e Laudermilt of Pomeroy and Mrs. Pauline Dar st, Columb u s~. and two brothers , ·Theodore, Poi nt Pleasant. and Isaac of Mason. Funeral services w ill be hel d at 1:30 p.m . Sunday at the Fog lesong Funeral Home with the Rev . Lloyd Grimm offi ciating The fu neral is for family and other relatives only ) 1 I MRS. ERML D. WARD ·~· HIRE A HANDICAPPED VETERAN WEEK will be observed in Gallipolis Oct. 7-13. City -Manager Paul Willer, cenU,r, discusses the proclamatlon with Frank Knox, manager of the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services and Mrs_ Mamie Robinson , case worker for the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services. •• "• • Student hurt in • freak accident ' • NOW YOU KNOW Beggars in Seville invented paper-wrapped cigaretU,·s in the 16th century by picking up dis ca rded cigar butts, shredding them and wrapping the tobac.co in paper scraps. Veteran s Memotial Hospital ADMITTED - V IN TO N - Funeral services for Mrs. Erml D. Ward, 72 , Vin t on , wdl be held at 1 p.m. today at the M CCoy-Moore Fun eral Home, Burial will be in Vinton Memori al Park. Sur:vivirig besides relatives li sted Friday are three sisters, Mrs Ishmael { Ruth ) Gillespie, . and Mr s. Glildys Smith, both of Rodney ; Mrs. Neva Benjamin, Columbus, and one brother, Evdn Lloyd, Columbus . brother, John , Another pre ceded her in death. Northwestern led 10-7 at the half on a Jau, Second quarter !ield goal by Jim Blazevich after Houseton fumbled at the Bobcat 30. .. · The Wildcats grabbed a 7~ lead early in the first quarter, driving 55 yards for a touchdown the !irst time they got the ball. Anderson hit Steve Craig for the !mal two yards after Stan Key set Ujfthe score with five carries for :Ia yards. Late in the first quarter, Bevly fired a pass on third down 16 at his own 45 to split end Rich Lilienthal, who ' caught it at the northwestern 32, dodged past defender Greg Swanson and1raced the rest of the '!lay for the tOuchdown_ Northwestern's last ditch comeback attempt was set up by a 44-yard Anderson-to-Steve Harris pass to the Ohio 2. An illegal procedure call set' the Wildcats back to the 7. Boothe then fumbled twice straight, with the Bobcats recovering the ball the second time to secure their first victory in three games. Northwestern is 1-3. NOAH E. WALTER GALLI POLlS - Noah E. Walter , 78, of 229 Fourth Ave .. Cecil Car- 'Gallipolis, died at 7 a.m. man , Pomeroy ; NaOmi Wyatt , Pome roy ; Cly de Bayles, Middleport; .:lohn Bl osser, Middleport ; Wil I ia m Hob stetter, Rut lan d . DISCHARGED - Lucille Garten , Dorothy Spencer and Kenny Enevoldsen . Saturday at Veterans Hospital in Huntington . He had been in falling health one year, and in serious con· d1tion the pa st three weeks. A refired farmer . Mr. Walter resided on a farm in the Mercerville arep 45 years, and " • · a; ?Ippcarances. Ray (Joan) Bvsh, Gallipolis, 2 p.m. Monday at the Waugh- Hall ey·Wood Funeral Home with Rev . Wilson Wah offiCiating. Buriai' .WIII be in Ridgelawn Cemeterv, Mer<;erv JJle. Friends may call at the funer-al home; after 3 p. m. Sunday . M il itary graveside rites wJ JJ be Condu cted by the Gallipolis LegjQn Post. 6. Play-off 3, 4, 15. 2:30 - EdgeofNight8,10 ; Girl in My Life6, 13. ' NOT U.S. WHEAT WASHINGTON (UPI) Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz says the Soviet Union is exporting wheat, but clainis it is not U. S. wheat purchased last year at a cost of $128 million to American taxpayers. Play-off 3. 4, 15- ,- 6:00 - News 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 15 ; ABC News i3; Sesa m e Street 20 ; Personality and Behavioral Developmen t 33. 6:30 - ABC News 6; CBS News 8, 10; NBC News 3, 4, 15; Hogan's Heroes 13. 7:00- Beat the Clock 4; News 10; Ci rcus 13; What 's My Lme8 ; Elec Co. 20,· People, Places and Thmgs 5; Truth or Consequences 6, 3; Bobby Bowden 15 ; Folk Life 33. · , 12 :30 1:00 1' 30 2:00 ~ Movie " Devil -:loddess" 13. Focus on Columbus 4. News 4 . News " · . ...... FIVE .YEAR AWARD RECIPIENTS - Charles Hyer, second !rom right in back •row, and Dr . Jack Buxton, far right , mem~rs of the executive, committee of the Board of Trustees at Pleasant Valley Hospital; are shown presenting - ' I' - ' five ..year service awardS to t''Vtt au.,au1~~- .,. __ ... Awards Luncheon Friday afternoon. Reclplenta f4 tbe awards seated, from left, are.Pat Church, Mary Jo Lambert and Lola Mae Weaver. Back row; P. R. Clevinger, Job! Taylor, Jean Critchfield, Mr. Hyer an,d Dr. Buxton. . . I. - ' ' ' Burl Reyno Ids In BROOMSTICKS SHAMUS I Technico lorl Ang ela Lansbury David To11,1linson and Elvis in IGI 01 s.ney Ct~ rtoon s, Band Conce rt Pluto's Heart Throb Adm1 ss1on : $ 1.50& 75c 'Show Sta.rts 7 p.m . ,. ' nAMING STAR .::f:~~~~g~~~~~§.::::~~~==~~:•:!:;:;:::~::::::: : ;:::::;:;: STUFTSHIRT .' \ · The Finest Sandwich Obtainable Overstuffe'd with a quarter pound of ·u.s. ch-o ice beef, freshly ground and · gri lied, with a most skillfUl blend of melted cheese, crisp gre~ le ttuce, tomato, onion , pickle slices and Shake Shoppe special dressing . Served on a gigantic toasted bun . ..• LAY-AWAY 's HOP EARLY V.:HILE BUS DAY . INSTALL IT SALE~j; ' One Time Buy At This Price Regul~r YOURSELF Doorkeeper 3 EASY STEPS . 1 ASSEMB L~ OPHATO ~ Powerful Y4 HP torque· ra ted motor smoothly handles sectiona l, sol id, single or double re~1de ntial garage doors vp to 7 ft high. 2 , Price $11700 SALE PRICED ILICIRONIC GARAGE DOOR OPERAlOR -' SAVE '29 ~TfACN OPE~ATO~ CEILJN(i A ~ O VOO ~ 3 TO One Time Buy! FALL SALE VALUE SCOOP! MISSES COFFEE COATS 65% DACRON 35% COTION PERMANENT PRESS, SNAP FRONT BERMUDA COLLAR, TWO POCKETS, ROLL UP SLEEVES. - SIZES 10 TO 20 • NOW ONLY NUDE HEEL I 57' 9.4 . '' .' ' PAIR 4 PAIRS $1 00 . REGULAR 55.99 ELECTRIC TIMIR 44 . ,. .,..• 29' SKEIN Bright tope~lry shades of colorfosl so.ft spun 75% rayon ond 25% coHon. ~qakt ~IJnppr "Home of That Old Fashioned Goodness" Carner of Second & Oliwe Gallipolis, 0. 27C Special Buy! Lig"ht and d ark fashion sh odes p·erfect for work and school! Re infor ce d run ban to es. One siz.e fits 5'-5'7 ", ·10 0 - 150 pounds. RUG YARN MADE WITH PURE GROUND BEEF! - STRETCH NYlON TYHOSE REG. $ -· MUE ElfCT~ICAl COiiJtECTrONS .11110 ADJUST T~AVft Dual Control Door Opener • ' ... Cartoon ALL STORES OPEN SUNDAy 1 PM TIL 6 PM • SIL\fER BRIDGE PLAZA· BOTH .GALLIPOLIS STORES. POINT PLEASANT STORE - J I -¥ ·BY POPULAR DEMAND ' .Manufacturer ·precision m~tal parts has an immediate opening ·for a· draftsman. Mechanical type drafting training required, excellent opportun!ty to.become tool designer. T~ke c,o mmensur.ate with training & experience. Apply in person or send resume to Federal Mogul Corporation, 2160 Eastern Ave .• Gallipolis Ohio 45631. An equal opportunity employment employer. · Tomght thru Tuesday Oct . 7.9 Walt Di sn~y 's llEDKNOBS & ' LO.O K WHAT'S BACK. • DRAFTS'MAN ' EATON REPLACED CLEVELIIND (Ufl i- Hays T. Watkins was elected Friday as board chairman and chief executive off1cer of the Chessie System , Inc., and the Chesapeake and Ohto Railway Co., succeeding industnalist Cyrus S. Eaton . -. ' .. u; 8: 00 - GunsmOke 8,. 10; Lotsa Luck 3, 4, 15 ; Rookies Nationa i'1 Geographlc·6; American Ballet Theatre 20. 33. 8: 30 - Diana J , 4, 15. 9: 00 - Here's Lucy 8, 10; Pro Football 6, 13; Movie "You'll Like My Mother" 3, 4, 15. 9: 30 - Dick Van D'yke 8, 10; Pa cem in Terris Ill 20, 33. 10:00 - Medical Center a, 10. 11 :00 - News 3, 4, 8, 10, 15, 20 ; Janaki 33. 11 :30 - Johnnr. Carson,, 4, 15; Movies "The Wild Bunch" 8; "l'amahine ' 10. 12 :00 - News 6, 13. Sun . Oct - 7 Regular $499 3; Hollywood Squares 4; Buck Owens 8; Episode Action 33, Wacky World of Jonathan Winter s 15; Muni c ipal Court 10; Chan-ese Way 20. Visitor s to the area helped keep the huge mamtnals wet while agents of the s tate Wildlife and Manne Resou r ces ~ Department dragged th em back into the water. Several of the whales died . CASH, CHARGE, ' 1:30- To Tell the Truth 6; Beat me Clock 1J ; Bobby Goldsboro Tonighllhru Wednesday QUA NTifiES l AS f LOOK I 5:00 - I Dream of Jeannie 13; Mi ster Rogers 20, 33 ; Andy Griffith 8; Mission : Impossible 6. 5:30 - Beverly Hillbillies 8; Electric Co. 33 , Gomer Pyle 13; Hodgepodge Lodge 20. GAS UP 2 CENTS LOUISVILLE, Ky. I UP I) - Ashland Oil Co. dealers confirmed Frlday that the company had hlk ed its wholesale gasoline prices by 2 cents a J:&llon. " The increase puts me in a spot/' said Jesse Hogan, operator oi an Ashland StaUon here. " l ca n ' t operate at a profit. I am sure not going to stay on this corner and pump gasoline 0 a rare mass suicide att~mpt. The wh<.~les, some 15 feet long 1 ' ran aground F'riday afternoon . SE1"rLEMENT NEAR DETROIT (UPI )- Chances of a weekend se ttlement of the month-long strike by teachers m D etroit,· the nation's fourth la rgest school system, appeared to be good today, a source close to Ule negotiations said_ STOP I 3: 00 - General HospltaH, 13; Pri ce Is Right e. 10 , Know Your Ant lques 20. 3: 30 - One Life to Uve 13; Secret Storm 10 ; Match Game '73 a, Flintstones 6 ; Film 33 ; French Chief 20. 4: 00 - Love, American Style 13; Sesame St. 33, 20; Speedracer 6; Lucy ShowS ; Movie " Belvedere Rings the Bell " 10. 4: JO - I Love Lucy 6; Hazel e; Gilligan's Island 13; Ba seball ' CHARLESTON , S. C. <.U'Pil - Thirly-[iv~ black whales wa<hed up on the beach of neat-rby Kiawaw Island Friday in what' scientists described as farm. 18th Century Reproductions 11 : 00 - Password 1J ; GambJt 8, 10; Wi zard of Odds 4, 3, 15 11 : 30- Hollywood Squares .4, 3, 15; Love of Life 8, 10 ; Brady Bun ch 13; Bowling 6, Sesame St reet 33. 11 : 55 - News 8; Dan lm el' s World 10. 12 : DO - Bob Braun ' s 50-50 Club 4; Jeopardy 3, 15 ; News 8, 1~ 13 .· Password 6. 12: 30 - JW'sJ, 15; Search for TomorrowS, 10, Spl't Second6 . t 2: 45 - Elec tri c Company 33. 12:55 - NBC News 15, 3. • 1 T:OO - AII My Chil dren6, 13; Not for Women Only 15; News 3; Concentration 8; What's My Line 10. 1:30 - 3 On A Match 4, 3, 15 ; As the World Turns 8. 10; Let's Make A Deal 13. 6. 2: 00 - NewtyweC Game 6, 13 ; Guiding Lig ht e, 10; Ba seball •..;.:.;.;.;.:···:·:·: . I , scattered ' have come p1ecemea m smau unns over vast territories, and of many events and innoVation~. These werespread over perhaps a generation in any area and often involved imbalances or old and new on any Beyond their educational value, living history Farms also have a scientific role to play . For exan1ple , by preserving 11 primitive" strains of crops and livestock no longer in widespread u.se, these farms help maintain a broad geneltc base !or fHture breeding. The impor~mcc o! lh" was viv1dlr Illustra ted m 1970 wl1en a slram .of hybrid corn . proved genetically vulnerable to so uthern CQrn leaf blight. Since that time plant' breeders have shown renewed interest in the older corn varietiei. There are living history farms scattered from Arizona to Wisconsin which are open - or soon will~ open - to the public. A Jist, along with notes about each farm , has been compiled by resea rchers in the Smithsonian Institute. You might want to write for the cOmplete Smithsonian publication, ·'Ltving Historical ·Farms Handbook." It 's •vaitable from the Superintendent of Documents, U. S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C. 20402. The costis 65cenls. dt11~ 10: 30 - Police Surgeon 1.5 ; Johnny Mann's Stand Up and Cheer 4; NeWs 6, 8; High Road t o Adven ture 10; News mak er ' 73 13; WJ: Think You Should Know 3. 11 : 00 - News 3, 4, 15, 10, 6, 13, 8, 11 : 15 ·- Pollee Surgeon 6; CBS News 10 ; News 13 ; Mov ie "ti n Pan Alley" 8. 11 : 30 - Mov ie " Go West, Young Man " 3. Johnny Carson 4, 15 ; Face the Nation 10; Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 13 11:4S - Good News 6. 12: 00 - Urban League 10. 10:00 - Dinah Shore 3, IS; Joker's Wild 8, 10. . 10:30 - Baffle 4. 3, 15; $10,000 Pyramid 8, 10; MikeDougla'6 EXTENDED OUTLOOK ' Mild Monday through Wednesday. Chance of showers Tuesday. Daytime -highs mostly lD tbe 70s. Lows at night in the 50s. freshened m the spring and dried up in the fall wlfcn 'the g ra~-s dis a pJ:H!ared. • ~veral years ago this observ~r visited a conservatioil_farm in lndian<l. Back in one corner of this farm was an area which had never been improved_ The bare sandstone and clay banks with small clumps of Johnsongrass, running briars. and other weeds was U,stimony to the fact that much of pllf !.and had been ' exhausted early in this century_ 1)1 Meigs County it is interesting to go to the farms that have shown the greaiest improvement. Th~ir grass and cr~p-covered hills seem to level out and not~ as steep as some of the hills just over the fence where not as much improvement has taken place. The follOwing story on living history farms, released by the Cooperative Extension Service at Columbus, bares out this U,stimony. The agricultural abundance we know nowadays is of relatively recent origin. This is made quite clear on any visit to one of the several dozen living history farms operating in the Upited Stales. MANY llF THE FARMS depict only a subsisU,nce level of agriculture. Yet for all that, they illustraU, the practical realities of life in the so-called "good old days," plus offer an insight into · how food and fi~r is produced. Wayne Rasmussen, head of the Economic Research Services's AgricultW'al History Brailch, is a member of the Living Historical Fanus Association and helps coordinate efforts to aid this gro up_Rasmussen explains that the fantastic productivity of U. S. farmers have freed some 9ii.pct. of the nation's workers for n ona g ~icultural pursuits - such things as producing cars and TV sets, working in the rapidly growing service industry, and so on. But ~cause so few people outside of agriculture, and even for some younger farmers, it's ,difficu~t to appreciate the tremendous gains that have occurred in a~vicultural productivity , gains which have helped to make the U. S. the best led nation in the world at the lowest percentage of consumer income. The technological revolution which has occurred in U. S. agriculture is not something that came in one sweeping change. Rather, today 's agriculture is the slim of many changes that Thi s year the girls of Masaryktown were out for Although the front legs of rev eng e . " We're bigg er, a giraffe appear to be longer onrier, to ugher, more ex- than the hind ones . they ·are perienced,'' said team ca ptain .all the sa me length. Sammie Alexsuk. "And, most of all, we're psyched up for winning back the title tha t's ,rightfully ours." Chuck Smith, chairman of the Hernando County Commission and general manager of the county Egg Producers Cooperative, said he got " just , plain sick and tired of the nonstop ribbing our town got afU,r losing in 1972." Bmss " I was so disgusted I scrapped the former team Crystal · altogether and personally r ecrUited and eoached this new band of stalwarts," Smith said. Stoneware A Masaryktown'fanner offered the team 5,000 slallghtered chickens to practice on_ But Gifts one of Smith's new recruits, Irene Wa lker, turned him down. 1 Candies "I've plucked 20,000 chickens l n my lifetime," Mrs. Walker said , "and if I don't know the Party Supplies stripping technique now, I never will ." Sophia, the Swing Hill star who grew up on a ranch at Datil, N. M. , says she's plucked Spring Valley Plaza only about 500 chickens in her lifetime, and that's far more than any of her teanunates . Gallipolis, Ohio 446-m3 41 Mr. Chicken," a man dressed in a rooster outfit, will lope down a knoll tossing 12: 30- Movie " Hook, Line and Sinkers" 10. 1: 00- News 13, 4. , MONDAY, OCT. 8, 1973 6: 00 - Sunrise Semi nar 4 ; Sacr ed Heart 10. . 6 : IS -. School Scene 10. 6: 20 - Farm Report 13. 6 : 25 - Paul Harvey 13. 6: 30 - Columbu s Today 4; Bible Answer s 8; Good News 13; News6 . , 6: 45 - Corncob Report 3; Fa rmfime 10. "' 7: 00 - Today 4, 3, 15; CBS News 6, 10 ; Flintstones 13, Romper Room 6. 7: 30 - Rocky & Bullwinkle 13 ; New Zoo Revue 6. •· 8: 00 - Capt. Kangaroos, 1Q.; Sesame Sf 33 . New Zoo Revue 13; Tim my and Lassie 6. 8: 30 - Huck & Yogi 6; D1ck Van Dyke 13 . 8: 55 - News 13 . . 9:00·- Paul Dixon 4; Phil Donahue ·15 ; Fnendly Junction 10; AM 3; Brad y Bu'nch 6. Abbott and Cosfell o 8; Mov 1e " The Agony and the Ecstasy" 13. 9:30 - To Tell the Truth 3; Secret Storm 8; Mi chael s & Co 6 9 :55 - Chuck White Report 10. theft df ·gasolme from a large storage lan k located at the Bulaville Townhouse -in AddiSon Twp. The tank is 'owned by the Addison Twp. trustees. Held in jail on a petty larceny charge is 18-year old Clibborn Smith of Rt . I , Gallipolis: Similar charges will be filed against the teenagers, who will appear in Juvenile Court · REMAIN UNBEATEN SPRINGFIELD , Ohio (UP!) - ·Wittenburg Tajlback Glenn Hendrix ·scored two touch~ downs and rushed over 100 yards for the fourth straight game as the Tigers felled Ohio Wesleyan, 41-7, here Saturday afU,rnoon. · The Tigers remain un defeated at H . The loss was Ohio Wesleyan's third in four outings. · Khayyan" 10. SPRING HILL, Fla . (UP I)- feathers in the air to signal the The third annual World 's start of the feather snatch, Chicken Pluckin' Cham- while . a Spring Hill choral pionship Saturday boiled down group will cackle and cluck to to a pluck-off between a the William Tell Overture" and _celebrated housewife in hot- the ''Gaite Parisienne." pants and a pro with a career Sophia, ·who wears hot pants total of 20,000 pull ets , and fa shion · boots to public Residents of Masaryktown, as pluckin gs, was noticeab ly proud of their egg plant as they concerned in pre-pluck in~ are of their Czechoslovakian terviews. origins, have their feathers " We're pushed harder and ruffled because the last two harder each year because the years they have been out- psychological tenswn mounts stripped by their cross county for keepin g the streak alive." rivals at cosmopolitan Spring Hill, a town of 4,000. Sophia BIG DEAL SIGNED Hutchins, the tall and atOTTAWA (UP! ) _Canada tractive wife of a chiropractor, and China have signed a btllion led the Spring Hill pluCkers the do11ar, 1ong 1erm agreemen t . last two years in denuding a . ds ·m t'lmes to a ttr act calhng do:z:en blf . . for the sale of up to .224 . mt)hon bushels of Canad1an .0n of th e Gwness the a tten t1 . . · wheal to Chma over the next Wor ld Book oI Recor ds an d wm th ' · . 't . ree ·vears.· mv1 atwn s to network TV 10: 30 - This Is the Life 15 ; Insight 4 ; Osmonds 13; Vi S1o n On 6 . 11 : 00 - Point of V~w 6 ; TV Chapel 3, Focus On Columb us 4; Across the Fence 15, Notre Dame 8; H. R Pufnstuf 13. 11 : 30 - Mak e A Wish 6, 13; lnsi gh115; OS U Football HighJ ights 4. 12: 00 - At Issue 3 ; Bowling 6 ; Rev . Ca l vin Evans 13; Sacred Columbus Town Heart 15 ; West Virginia Univers i.ty Meeting 10. 12: 15 - Open Bibl e 15. 12 : 30 - Revival F ir es 13 ; Meet the Pres s 3, 4, 15; Nf:L Pre. Game Show 8. 12:55 - Ted Mullins 10. 1: oo- LOwer Lighthouse 13 ; Pro Footba 11'3, 4, 15, Pro Football 8, 10. - .. ' 1:30- Iss ues and Answers 6. 13 . 2: 00 -College Football197313 ; Soul Trair. 6. 3: 30- Odd Coup le 6 ; Jimmy Dean Show 13, 4: 00- Rook ies 6 ; Amer ica 13 ; Ba sebal l Play.offs J , 4, 1St Pro Football 8, 10; America 13. 4: 30 - Help Wanted 33. 5;.00 - Waif Til l Your Father Gets Home 6 ; Movi e " The Big Gamble " 4, 13 ; Eye of the Arti st 33. 5: 30 - Untamed World 6; Music At West Virginia Un 1ver s1 ty 33. 6: 00 - Let's Make A Deal6 ; Grand Masters Chess 33 , 7: 00 - Safari to Adventure 3 ; Zoom 20, 33; Wild K i ngdom 15 , Circ;us 4 ; La s_sle 8 ; In the Know 10; Untamed Wor ld lJ , 7. 30 - World o'TOisney 3, 4, 15 ; FBI 6, 13; Perry M ason 8, 10. Mountain Scene 33 ; One of a Kind 20 8.00 - Folk 1970 - A Season of Gilbert and Su l livan for All 33. 8:30 - Manni x 8, 10; Columbo 3, 4, 15 ; Mov ie " Han g 'E m Higl;l'' 6, 13. 9:00 - Ma sterpiece Theatre 20, 33. 9. 30 - - Ef'arnaby Jones B. 10. 12: IS - College Football 1973 and two grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a brofher. two sister s, and a grandson. He attended Dickey Chapel Church. He was a · charter member Of Lafayette Post .No. 27, American Legion , WOrld War I veteran who served In the army. Funeral services' will be held ~:· .·:· · 7: 45 - News 4. 8: 00 - Leonard Repass a; Gospel Caravan 6; Church Service 13 ; Billy James Har,:gis and his All -Amer ican Kids 10; Mar. man Ch'oir 3; Day of Discovery 4. 8: 30 - Oral Roberts 3; Your Health 4 ; Day of Di scovery 8 ; Re x Humbard 13: Rev1va l Fires 15 ; Kathryn Kuhlman 6; Get Together ' lO. 8 : 55 - Black Cameo 4. 9 : 00 - Singing Jubilee 3. Cadle Chapel 4; Oral Roberts 10, Rex Humbard 6, 15 ; Old· Fashioned Meetj ng B. 9· 30 - Church By Side of the Ro.:l'd 4; Chris t 1s the An swe r 13, Amaz ing Chan S; . Popeye 10. 10: 00 - Church Servlces4; Faith For Today 15: Kid Power 6, 13; M ormon Conference 3; Rex Humbard 8; Mov1e "Omar 10: 00 - Firing Line 20, 33 . in Gallipolis the past six years . He was a member of the Gallia Coun ty Elect1on Board nine years and on the GaiJJa CC5'u nty Sc hool Board eight years. Mr. Walter was born Jan . 16. 1895, iri Waln ut Twp., son of the late David Harmon and Pr:isci lla Van Fleet Walter. He is survived by his wife, Stella Canterberry, whom he m arri ed Nov. 13, 1920 in Pt. Pleasant ; a daughter. Mrs. .:·:·:· Oticken pluckin'title is at stake . · TBA 4. the score. .... SUNDAY, OCT. 1, 1973 6: 00 - TraVe logue 4 . 6: 30 - This Week 4 ; Newsmaker '7313 ; Mormon Conference 10. 7: 00 - Time for Timothy 4 ; Jenny Falwel l l3; Cop1muni(lue 6. 7: 30 - Faith for Today 6; Rev ival Fi res 6; Herald of Truth 3; i ' percentage o! the worker's income than in the United StaU,s. In many countnes the problem is not the fact that the food for the family takes 75 pet . of the worker's income but thatfood is not available for the family at any .price. Many people in our county can remell)ber when 50 bushels of corn per acre was a high yield or a cow that produced 8,000 pounds of milk annually was a high producer. Many farm ers simply did not produce milk in the winter at all because cows lUld Evans, Inc. Mrs_ Mamie Robinson, left: and Hershel Winters; employes of the bureau are shown inside the new office building. , OFFICE RELOCATED - The Ohio Bureau of Employment Services has moved its location from 443 Second Ave_to 39 Olive St . in a new building constructed by Carter ! Area Deaths ! Diles will ~e speaker Suicidal whales aided I sm(lll camp<Jign con- Jeffers was named Meigs High School Homecoming Queen during pre-game ceremonies Friday night at Meigs Stadium in Pomeroy. ·i : ·tJ. S. agricult~re New concepts to matching entitlement fund whereby w1ll put the company m good sU,ad for candidates could receive mo tching years to come .'' payments for small contributions up to $50. wopal cited the "tremendous support " The election process mu st be of the telephone-using public." That has reformed to restore pubhc confiden ce and been expressed by numerous letters, prevent the repetition of abuses which phone calls and comments the company · have occurred in past campaigns," Mi)ler has received . , explained . "The best way to do this 1s - He also commended the 1,000 through s tri ct monitoring and enmanagement, su pe rv isory and n on- forcement of the e lectwn laws and a wider striking craft employes1who-\Vorked long public participation in political cam~ hours during ' the stoppage . They manned paigns." SWitchboards in long -distance centers and Miller said that his legislation "can performed other craft jobs to keep the break the stranglehold that big money has company in busineSs. on campaigns by encouraging greater Wopat sa id near normal toll service rehahce on small contributions from was provtded . But there 's a huge backlog average citizens." of orders fo r~ new msta1lations. And most expa11sion and improvement projects had to be postponed . The company serves 179 exchanges m 70 counties, serving about PENTAGON KNEW 308,000 customers . WASHINGTON (UP! ) - The United .Striking craft workers wi11 be called Stales had ad,·ance mform~tion of the ba ck to work soon.most within seven days. ·• Jt will take a month or two to catch up, " Arab military buildup along tlie borders of noU,d Wopal. "Many of the repairs to cut Israel but the outbreak of fighting cables were temporary. They 'll need to be Saturday came as a surprise. U. S. of~ fi cials said. An Israeli Embassy spoliesmade permanent. And some cablc.'1 will man, Ghod Ranon, told UPI "We bad inreqwre replacement t~' formation the past few days - and so did Meanwhile, picket? lines will be abandoned and striking workers will return to our friends in the Pentagon - that tlu!re their jobs to pick up where they left off were movements of big units both in Egypt and in Syria.'' July 16. • • 3- The Sunday Times -Sentinel. Sunday ,Oct. 7,1973 and a cc ihn ~ • • . $12.50 to $50 per taxpayer ( $100 in the case campa1gns . QUEEN AND COURT - Left to right are, front row, : Peggy O'Brien, Roxie Patterson, Shelly Mankin, Queen Susie " Jeffers and Cindy Craig; back row, Don Stivers, Marty 'c Seelig, Brian Mullen, Jeff Ridgway and Lonnie Black. Miss • . • r------------------~------~ tlALLJPOLIS Sixteenye'jJr old Mike Watson of Se~ond Ave. , a . student at Gallia Academy High School, was injured.in the head Friday ev'emng in an unusual accident. Gallia County s]leriff 's de~ulies said Watson and-four of ~ his classmates were pl~asure-riding when they, stopped their car and got out on Jo~nson Ridge' Rd. Watson · mO)IOd to get back into the car as :a pick 'lip truck-driven by M~vin Eugene Greene, 24, Rt. I, <iallipolis, was passing. A. two row corn picker on the trllCk's bed struck Watson on ~ side of h'is head as the vellicle went past. Watson was taken to the Holzer Medical Cooter where several stitches were used to close a laceration. Greene was not aware of what haq happened W!til he was rea;ched later· at home . Sherlfr "s d~puties have lm!sted one adult and three Ju...-niles in connection with the ' A stnct $1,000 hHut.atJOn would be imposed un l 'Onlributwns from <tny one ' ··• MIDDLEPORT - Dave Diles, a native of this town who has made it big in radio and TV, will be the speaker Monday,· Nov. 12 when the annual Rotary Club F<IOtbaU Banquet· is held. tee McComas is chairman of the Middl ~port ; Pomeroy· Rotary Club Football banquet committee. Friday evening at the club's open meeting Club President Harold Hu~tiard appointed Paul Smart and Vernon Weber to assist McComas . . Diles, a graduate of old Middleport Hi)!h School in the early 50s, is a sports commentator for Radio Station WJR oettoit and a ppears on ABC televiSion special sports docwnentaries and newscasts. District Gov . Edwin Harmon of Wocthington will visit the club next Friday evening. He will conduct a club assembly and a meeting with committee chainnen prlbr to the 6 p.m. dinner meeting. ' The governor's appearance is the oc~asion lor the club's annual loud shirt contest in which the governor participates, bul rarelr wins. ~ Guests lor dinner at Heath United M~hodist Church were Jack Bacon, son of Judge John C. Bacon, and Brian Tannehill, grandson of Chet Tannehill. ' I '• ' I I~ �. The- Almanac By Uolted Press loternational Tllday is Sunday, Oct. 7, the 280th day of 1973 with 85 to follow. The moon is between its fi rst quarter and full phase. The mor ning stars are Mars and Saturn. ~ -· •• • ••• •• • •• • •• •• •• ••• • I • ., I •• • ••• • :• ••• . •. • • • Q . . . Mr. and Mrs. James David Nibert • ~ Phillips-Nibert • .. ~ vows exchanged·. ·. E •~ GALLIPOLIS - Mrs. Janie Hatfield, George's Creek Rd., • and Elias Hatfield, lit. ), : Gallipolis, ani announcing the : marriage of their daughter, : Lois Ann Phillips, to James • David Nibert, son of Mr. and • Mrs. James L. Nibert, Rt. I, ; GailipoliB. C The double ring ceremony : was held at the Silver : Memorial Free Will Baptist : Church Aug. 3, at 7:30 p.m. • with Rev. Andrew Par,sons •• officiating. = The bride was given in ; . marriage by her brother, Eii ~ Hatfield. Her attendants were I: Miss Paula Franklin, maid of ~ • C honor, and Mrs.' Sandy S1one, •• bridesmaid. Serving as best : man was Ron Halfjeld; brother • of the bride. Kenny Baylor served as usher. Music was -~~ • ~ presented by Miss Kathy Shaver. · · . A reception was held ::., honoring the ' couple · following the ceremony at the home of the bride. Serving at the reception were Misses Carolyn ~nd Debbie Nibert, sisters of . E. II!&!!SIIIit'll-rR<..~ . rR< . .~ . ..~.• ~'>';;( :-:· Jif~ ' . 8' College . News , •:•: SUNDAY 17TH ANNUAL trail ride of the J a-Vi Riding Club leaves the strip mine city ball park off Rt. 327, Wellston at 10 a .m . r ood stand on grounds. No tickets necessary . GOOD Samaritans, gos pel Singe rs , Columbus, will sing at the Okey Church at 2 p .m. REV. GEORGE Sexton wiU preach at the Mt. Zion Baptis t . Church, Rt. 7, at 7o:ll! p.m . Everyone welcome.· MONDAY ME R CE RVILLE Gr an g e regular mee ting at 7: 30 p.m. · GALLIPOLIS Chapter no. 283 Order of Eastern Star regular meeting and election of offici.rs at 7:30p.m . CLAY sc hO!Jl PTA meets at 7:30 p.m:..Mrs. Jean Lemon's kindergarten class will present the program. TUESDAY RIO GRANDE .Senior Citizens mee t at 6:30 p.m.- a t Camp Asbury ; covered dish. AMERICAN Baptist Women of Calvary Baptist Church meet at f.h.e church at 7:30p.m. RIVERSIDE Study Club meets with Mrs. Albert Durose at 1 p.m . • GRACE UNITED Methodist Church circle no. 4, 9:30a.m. at the church. Nursery is open. CIRCLE no. 5 meets at Grace United Methodist Church at 1 ·; p.m . The nursery will be open , the groom, and Mrs. Ann Enoches, friend of the bride. The couple spent their honeymoon in Cincinnati. The bride .is presently ·employed at the Holzer Medical Center and the groom ' is attending Jackson Manpower in Jackson. They are residing at their home on Possum Trot , Rd., Gailipolis. BARBS By PHIL PASTORET "Stupid " students are quite often the product of unperceptive ·teachers. ... + + + The trouble with t~king a day off is that you fiod how Jittle you're missed. + + + ' .. -' ' I 5- The Sundav Times. Sentinel, Sundav . Oct' 7 101~ • • SEEN AND HEA.JW Bernard H. 1Carol I Worb} and • · .•GALLIPOLIS - Mrs. Lillie Brian . The)' stopped over in . '"'' ~eKinney will observe her 80th Paris. France , Rome. ~ta~, ' birthday. saturday, October and istanbul, Turkey . Wh1le I~ •lo, 13. She is lhe mother or 7 lstanbul . the sisters \' isited • '"· children. Anyone wishin~ to their brother; T.Sgt. . Le"!iS E. ·' I: send greelings may address Casey. 13, H. Worby IS the son • '" them to her at !OJ Kineon Dr., of Mr .. and Mrs. B. H. Worby, Yakima, Wash. Linda would Gallipolis. like to hear from her friends at this address : G.O Mr . and GALLIPOLIS - Miss Linda daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Bernard H. Worby, j Smith, Raymond Casey, Westinghouse Electric In· Mrs. l Gallipolis, is now residing in ternational SA, S .KOOSH S<ir Teheran, Iran. Miss Smith left Building 27, Avenue, Takhte ! Sept.' 22 with her sister and Jamshid , P. 0 . Box 717, • brother-in-la w, Mr. and Mrs. Tebera n , Iran . The evening stars art! ·Mer· cury t Venus and Jupiter. Thuse born on this date are nnder the sign of Libra. American poet James Wh itcomb Riley was born Oct. 7, 1849. On this day in histor y: In in the most save Big! • '•• •• is on..-'""··· -• ' \ Singer·:· Sifetch-stitc'! sewing machane ·\ · ' SALE ./ by ACME .. •. $130~ . tr'ont drop-in bobbm . 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Thoughts ~~ HOURS •: · MondaySTORE & Friday ~ ~==9::l:O.;;;;Ii:l:8:-;;pr;;.m~. . •• low .':s tack e d he e l.· u·pfront , - -Brown-Green & Rust I' I $15 , 99 . Thi s guy's got the p icture. He knows what he wants. Asks the right questions·, Has a budget and slicks to it. · • All in at~ , you CD~-Jid say he's realty g.ot 11. And that Includes Master Charge, the card he uses to· help manage his money and ki:lep track o1 purchases with one ··; ·~ w..v W~£1{ £CQIIIIIII¥ OIIGIMAT(S i t~rnized monthly statement. H you've got it, you've probably got Master Charge, too. So . . . use ill · A·STEADY COMPANION! fashion-crafted ~ntiqued ln · leather, sitting .on a fittingly femlpln.e covered. heel. A bit of buckle adds a just the right touch toe a sott-tou'ch. Just $17.99 . · , .i THE ·COMMERCIAL & SAVINGS BANK OF GAlLIPOLIS PROUDLY ANNOUNCES.THESE PARTICIPATING · MERCHANTS IN ;THEIR , MASTER CHARGE PROGRAM . • AMYtS. · CENTRAL SUPPLY CO. CLARK'S JEWELRY STORE COUNTRY FARE . . FULL HOUSE OF CARDS THE HUB G&J AUTO PARTS CO; THE KNIT MILLS STORE 2:!' 79~ . CHEQE BREAD '. 16 oz. loives 45~ ' . ' • •,. . .•,. f ~ For happy1"1andering this Fali,.~7t1:~ yourself i~"" Nomad " by -CalifOrnia -..~ ·:• It's • f -. .- . - ! . . MY SISTER'S CLOSET ,PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS RIO GRANDE COLLEGE BOOK STORE BERNADINE'S INC. CHILDER'S MUSIC CENTER CARL'S FAMILY SHOE STORE DAN THOMAS & SON SHOE STORE t'I'HE HASKINS-TANNER CO., • • I . . ' THE IDEAL GIFT & · CARD SHOPPE JACK & JilL'S MARCHI'S CARRY OUT THE NEW. STYLE CENTER PJ's .SUSIE'S GR£ENHOU$E THOMAS a.DTHIERt .· ••" '" 0 ••• •~ ••• . OT HER DR ESSES li 13 to $55 II i / F· A .• u David CRYSTAL~ • ~·- . ' LoRRAINE Creates Intri~ue With . THE CASBAH SET • On you,. this ribbing . looks beautiful. rib and solid combination i.n · . washable polyes't er · ' acrylic with long sleeves, cowl neckline and . welted waist in Grey or Blue, sizes 8-18. Lorra ine makes.you the femme ' 20.00 ~ '~ ' TAKE A RIBBING ~ ~e It's a pla id whirl with Crystal ' s mocktur tle 'd and bel ted shift . it 's the kind of dress . in a doub!eknit of Dacron(r). t h at wi l l be a ~on - stoppe r f r om · . n ow thru aut u mn. G r ay with white. 6 · 18 . DEPARTMENT STORE • ••• -- AMONG the neat things coming up this week we find that today marks the beginning of "Honor Registered Nurses Week." While Gallia nurses really had their big f\ing in June, I don 't think it hurts to give them another round of applause. . · -d nd. th DOhurmNg the week o:ve~ I,OOOC nurstes areCoexlpecteb ttho atthte ~ ~o ~rses Association onven ton m wn us, . e erne o which LS "Images and Issues." It is also American Newspaper Week. I don't think we're planning ·any kind of celebration around here, simply because we've been keeping real busy getting the news to you. But we're happy about the proclamation: i I ~ " The Store wi th More" Gallipoli s ,, SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA t · scalldps · of leather meet in a harmony of colors On ~ s·l ightly rounded toe joined together 1 by a narrow leather str ip. All this can be yours for only ~...or Navy-Gray & Wine ·- ' •• •' • GALLIPOLIS - J uly 7, Miss proarhed the altar Qll wh1te J o Ann Mc Henry, daughter of aisle carpet. She wore the Mr. a nd Mrs. Earl McHenry, traditional wedding gown of and J ohn E . Mathews, Jr., son embossed organdy . It was of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny E. designed with 3 high-victorian Mathews, were· united in neckline, empire bodice, marriage. . bishop sleeves and. French The double-ring. candeiight cuffs. It featured a full skirt, ceremony was performed by wide ruffle flounce at hemline, Rev. Pa ul Hawks at the Grace and a detachable train . Venise United Me thodist Church at face outlined the neckline, 7:30 p.m. Nup tial music was bodice a nd edged the hemline. prese nted one.half hour prior She wore a venise camelot to the ceremony by Mr. and headpiece, with a short laceMrs. Merlyn Ross. Among the edged bouffant veil of silk , selec ti ons included were ill usion. She carried a bouque t , "Close tO' You," "Theme rrom or multi-colored miniature Romeo and Juliet n, "0 carnations, pink rosebuds, and Promise Me", " I Love You ba by's breath .centered on a Truly", " Because" a nd " The white Bible, a gif( from her Lord's Prayer". brother . Attendants were Mrs. Torn For the wedding, the alta r was decorated with a white Mathews, matron of honor; kn eeling bench, two seven- Mrs. Harold Clark and Mrs. branch candelabra , one . 15 P a ul E. Sk idm ore , branch candelabra, and tw o bride smatr on ; a nd Miss vases of multi-<:olored fl owe rs. Patricia Ma thews, flower girl. There was also a three-branch They were attired in identica l candelabra that the couple lit dresses of lavender , pink, blue, during the ceremony to signify arid yellow polkadot styled the their unity as one. Famly pews . same as the bride's. Eac h wore w·e re marked with single white picture hats with bands candelabra. and streamers to match their Given in marriage- by her dresses. They carried colonia l brother, Gene, the bride . ap- . bouquets of tinted pompons, • miniature · carn a tio ns, anti · baby's breath. The fl ower gi r l carried a white lace basket with rose peta ls which she strewed up the aisle. For her daughter 's wedding, Mrs. McHenry wore a pink polyester knit dress with a white triple carnation corsage and white accessories. Mrs. by Mathews was attired in a • yellow knit, A-line dress and Dorothy j. Countryman wore a white triple carnation corsage also .. Hei' actessorie~ GALLIPOLIS ,- I really want to write were white. is super-important to me today. There is, headquartered in · Grandmothers of the groom Gallia County, an organization known as the Southeastern Ohio were presented white double Gospel Music Association. .. carnation corsages. The association covers Meigs, Gallia, Mason, Jackson, Guests were . registered by Vinton, Athens, Lawr¢nce and other, what I would call (right Miss Connie Taylor. ·now at least ), edge areas around southern Ohio and northern Serving as best man was West Virginia, Just now there are 21 real members and that's .. Tom Mathews. trslfers were just the problem. Tom, Russell, and Bob Now I know a lot of you enjoy gospel music. I know it because · McHenry . I've seen you at our concerts listening raptly to J.D. Sumner or For her honeymoon trip Dottie Rambo or Sammy Hall. We've seen you other places too, through the southern states to in Chillicothe and Columbus and Dayton where the variety is Florida, the new Mrs. Mathews greater and concerts often more frequent because of sound wore a sleeveless green and .groups of people who are. making them happen. ;. white pleated, polyester knit We'd like to do that for this area and we need you to help us. dress .and wore the white" SEOGMA meets the first Monday of each month at Rio Grande carnation corsage from her College , 7:30p.m ., Allen Hall. The membership fee is $5 per bridal bouquet. Her a cfamily and it's more · than worth it. There are discounts on cessories were white. records and concert · tickets, special dinners with the singers, Out.of.town gue~ ts included meetings with a lot of Christian fellowship in the atmosphere. .,. Miss Bernice Albrecht, Mrs. · There are also battles to fight. Did you know for instance that · some Boards of Education in the area have banned gospel con· certs from their buildings, even while allowillg other types of concerts on the premises? Did you realize that without buildings we can 't continue to bring you the concert-s you enjoy? That's where each of you is needed. With the support of a large number of people, people with buildings will listen to a delegation seeking their facilities. When they start to listen there will be more concerts. There's no question about it, we need people. ff you'dlike to know more about SEOGMA, the hopes, plans or functions of the group and such like, call me after 5 p.m. at 4469'586: or Larry McGraw after 3:30p.m. at446-1502. · Joy can be real only if peo• pie look upon iheir life as a. servic e , and have a dehmte COMINQ up we have the Coshocton County Fall Foliage to\11' object in life outs ide them Tue s . Wed. Thur. next .weekend. Opening day, Saturday, will feature an old selves and their personal hap· & Sat. piness . - Leo Tolstoy . Ru s· fashioned APple Butter Stirrin' at Roscoe Village. There wi)l be 9:301il5p.m. ~ ian novelist. · · music from a real calliope and barbershOP quariets and a corn husking bee. Apple butter starts stirrin' at 8 a.m., so you might like to scoot on up there kind of early in the day . The Department of Natural Resources ·will sponsor its second fall camp-out next weekend, beginning Fri<lay, at I Harrison Lake, Pymatuning, Blue Rock and Cowan Lake state parks. Different activities are planned for each park and all will Mon.-Fri. 10a.m. liL9 p.m. host a get-acquainted session Friday evening. You're invited. Saturday 10 a.m. lil !61l.m. AND NOT so very far away at all, the Vinton County airport will host its Fall Foliage Festival and Farm-City Day next weekend. Farm-City Day ori Saturday will include agricult~rally-oriented tours, craft demonstrations and other goodies beginning at 9:30a.m. Sunday is prettY much an airplane day which will start at 7:30a.m. •= IN TUNE FOR FALL! Californ ia Cobblers ' " Serenade" is expertly crafted of soft, supple· Sugar Kid leather and Set on a Cobblers. •••• •= Cobbler5':R:r rr® softly-lined and Instead of your shame you shall hav·e d•. dhoubte portihon11• instead o~ IS onor you s a 'f.i:::t,c~< · : . rejoice in your lot ; therefore . : · · in your ~and you shall possess a double portio.,.;· yours shall be everlasting joy . - Isaiah 61:7, I• ' . '' ••' New Fashions With Old Fashion Comfort GALLIPOLIS - The English . Club met at the home of Mrs. Zelma Northcutt Tuesda y , October 2, at 1 p.m . Co-hos tess was Mrs . Marie Richards. F our tee n members an· swered roll call by giving a current event. Those present were Mrs. Rosebud Baker, Isabelle Bias, Ruby Bossard, Irene Brannon, June Cantrell, Beatri_c.tClark, ~:.~ Grace Durose , Jennie Elliott, Elizabeth Evans, Ruth ' Mullineaux, Zelma Northcutt, Marie Ri c hard s, Florence Wickline and Miss Margaret Topping . Mrs . . floren ce WiCkline reviewed the book , "ln One . Era and Out The Other" by Sam Levenson. He is the father :, of two , taught !Iigh school and is a hullJorous . philosoP.her on TV and radio .' ~ His bo o}{ contains many amusin g incidents from qis ; : home, his teaching career and contacts with many people. Delicious refreshments were '• served to the 14 members by Mrs . Northcutt and Mrs . I Richards. :, \ ••' •· BREAD I 1 (Blue-Carmel) Buttermilk ' 3bO Second Av e. i• • WILMORE, Ky o-Miss Connie Elaine Bradshaw, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. T. Jay Bradshaw, LOwer River Rd., Gal,lipolis, ~s registered as. a freslunan at the Asbury College. Asbur.y has a total enrollment of 1,130 students this year, Everything Is Guaranteed To·Satisfy- .· Back I •'• rters PH. 446·9255 b t~y~p~o~tl~uc~k~r~e:fr~e:slun:::en~ts;;,·;.._.!:::::;:::======= Mode ;n U.S.A. English club has meeting B,ETTER FOOTWEAR FOR THE FAMI LY ••• J.3ura Albrecht, Mr. and Mrs, family, Mr. and Mrs. ·Robert Charles Cooper, Charles McHenry, Mr. and Mrs . PauJ €ooper , Jr., Par tsmou th ; E . Skidmore and family, Mr. Richard Aibrechl, Dayton ; and"Mrs. Russell E. McHenry, Mrs. Mary L, Ducommun, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mc Henry, -Tampa1 Fl~.: 1irover Thacker, . Higlr· Point, N . C.; Mrs .. Mary Huntington ; Mr.. and MrS. Lou Ramsey and Mrs. Inez Erman Price, Columbus; Mr. Eads, Anstead, W.Va .; Misses and Mrs. Roy Gene McHenry , Karen and Jackie Dula, · Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clark and Carmel. Ind. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Mathews, Jr. -t?orr P/ff ·(' . shoos tl '! • $Jgoo $1ooo SIZES ~. - .Fashion Mat•(' zig-zag sewing machane 'Reg. . T · ss9.9s w1t~ excl .'ng tures Model 257 · work-saving tea case # 575 .sale- priced at $10.00 Pomona grange has recent meet GALLIPOLIS - The Gallia Worthy deputy, Ishmae i County Pomona Grange met in Qillespie, announced that a regular session, MQnday team from Lawrence County evening with worthy master, will conduct joint installation Kenneth Ward, presiding. The · for. Gallia County. minutes of the last meeting · The literary program · was ' · were read and approved. Seven under the direction of Georgie granges were represented. Burleson , with the theme A legislative report was " Harvest. " Opening sOng was "Golden Harvest" followed .bY given by Maurice Thomas. Roy Sayre, Gallia County a roil call " My ·Favorlte Ap- SPECIAL •• • Only The Grand Arm y of th e Republic held its last enc ampme nt on Aug. 31 , 1949, more than 80 yea rs after th e Civil Wa r had ended . . • . · . # 574 sale-priced at $16 .95 C-atry1ng case ·,:... .· ~ . , . . savings' You II . • wing mach1ne d. own \hi S popular Styl iSt s~ Sll< buil t-in stitcheS. incl_ u. tn~ {!nl oY its tamous featu res.\" d nch The l exctusive Si n g~ stra ,ghl. oecorativ_e and b tn p~~ss~r feet. Stitch-length con· 'ro\ Everything to make sewing a Greatest girth of any tree is that of the Montezuma cypress in Tule, Mexico, which has a base c-i rc umference of \60 feet. -• 413 , ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. Paul Denney, Bidwell, are announcing the engagement of their daughter , Susan Jeanette, l<tCarl Basham, son of Mrs. Mary Basham and lhe late William Basham, also of Bidwell. Both are graduates of. North GaUia High SChool. Susan is employed at ~usan ' s Flowers and Carl · is employed by M-G · Transport, Kanauga. Wooding plans are incomplete. POPUlAR STIRRUP & ALL LEATHER . DARK BROWN ' Re g . $159 .95 Miss Susan J Denney HARNESS BOOTS • CLOSEOUT! BOYS . • • • I · JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Dean 'i'. Epling, Gallipolis, has been named .administrative a,s sislant to the president and director or purchasing ·of the s:t u dent government a~sociation of Jacksonville Uniyersity. .The appointment was made in late September by sludenf body president Mayer G. Becker. Wedding vows read . t 0 delegate to tpe Ohio State ple ." Grange, urged ail granges to Readings included " Apsend in their resolutions im· plefax" by Mary Jo Shaver; mediately. It was announced " A Pat .on the Ba~k " .by that Virginia Powell, Hun- Maurice Thomas; two"'1T)usical tington Grange, and Sillie . numbers presented on the Burleson, Little Kyger Grange, dulcimer by Kenneth Ward ; At this time of year, to be a. ''Farm PricesH by Ishmael goo~ politician you have to have "been named county have a bad case of the prince and princess. They will Gillespie; a s tunt preEented by ' 'sh.akes .'' attend the Ohio State Grange eight young members. "We + + + conventioninDayton,Oct. 2.1 to Give Thanks, " a pageant, was It takes -a big man to know 24 . A slate will be held at presented by Mary Sayre , Ruth wben to act small. · Rodney ,.Oct. 20, to help pay for Evans and Ginny l>owell. ! NEW SP APER ENT ER PRI SE ASSN.) their trip. Closing prayer was given by : HUNTINGTON - Fourteen · Marshall University students were elected to seats in the University's Student Senate during the last week of September. They include Barbara ~alley , Bidwell, and Kathy Johnson, OailipoliB. • • • Come in TODAY and take advantage of these options: '--·-'" • · Whitt or Ytttow Gold • 30 Types.of Ston11 • • qy: Kenny · Mucott Under the Stone .I niti1ls Under the Stone • 11\ltid lnitilll • Diamond Top1 lfotale in t he lush caress of Antron• ~W. Ill nylon tricot, magnificently decoraled wi th shimmering gold braid. Choose the grandeur of a sweeping caftan or th e sleek robe and gown com pan io n. Entra nce your own . Casbah in Flame, Spruce, Amythest or French Navy. Ca ftan . (one size fits. al ii at $14.00; Short Robe at $12.00 and Shift Gown • . at $7.00 in XS·S·M·L; Matching Scuffs in S·M·L·XL at $4.00. . ' TAWNEY JEWELERS tfi:ssics . . · ~ Gallipolis, ·Ohio 422 Second Ave. .. •' .I ' ' ' "The Store V\'flh More." Gallipolis I' I ' I �. The- Almanac By Uolted Press loternational Tllday is Sunday, Oct. 7, the 280th day of 1973 with 85 to follow. The moon is between its fi rst quarter and full phase. The mor ning stars are Mars and Saturn. ~ -· •• • ••• •• • •• • •• •• •• ••• • I • ., I •• • ••• • :• ••• . •. • • • Q . . . Mr. and Mrs. James David Nibert • ~ Phillips-Nibert • .. ~ vows exchanged·. ·. E •~ GALLIPOLIS - Mrs. Janie Hatfield, George's Creek Rd., • and Elias Hatfield, lit. ), : Gallipolis, ani announcing the : marriage of their daughter, : Lois Ann Phillips, to James • David Nibert, son of Mr. and • Mrs. James L. Nibert, Rt. I, ; GailipoliB. C The double ring ceremony : was held at the Silver : Memorial Free Will Baptist : Church Aug. 3, at 7:30 p.m. • with Rev. Andrew Par,sons •• officiating. = The bride was given in ; . marriage by her brother, Eii ~ Hatfield. Her attendants were I: Miss Paula Franklin, maid of ~ • C honor, and Mrs.' Sandy S1one, •• bridesmaid. Serving as best : man was Ron Halfjeld; brother • of the bride. Kenny Baylor served as usher. Music was -~~ • ~ presented by Miss Kathy Shaver. · · . A reception was held ::., honoring the ' couple · following the ceremony at the home of the bride. Serving at the reception were Misses Carolyn ~nd Debbie Nibert, sisters of . E. II!&!!SIIIit'll-rR<..~ . rR< . .~ . ..~.• ~'>';;( :-:· Jif~ ' . 8' College . News , •:•: SUNDAY 17TH ANNUAL trail ride of the J a-Vi Riding Club leaves the strip mine city ball park off Rt. 327, Wellston at 10 a .m . r ood stand on grounds. No tickets necessary . GOOD Samaritans, gos pel Singe rs , Columbus, will sing at the Okey Church at 2 p .m. REV. GEORGE Sexton wiU preach at the Mt. Zion Baptis t . Church, Rt. 7, at 7o:ll! p.m . Everyone welcome.· MONDAY ME R CE RVILLE Gr an g e regular mee ting at 7: 30 p.m. · GALLIPOLIS Chapter no. 283 Order of Eastern Star regular meeting and election of offici.rs at 7:30p.m . CLAY sc hO!Jl PTA meets at 7:30 p.m:..Mrs. Jean Lemon's kindergarten class will present the program. TUESDAY RIO GRANDE .Senior Citizens mee t at 6:30 p.m.- a t Camp Asbury ; covered dish. AMERICAN Baptist Women of Calvary Baptist Church meet at f.h.e church at 7:30p.m. RIVERSIDE Study Club meets with Mrs. Albert Durose at 1 p.m . • GRACE UNITED Methodist Church circle no. 4, 9:30a.m. at the church. Nursery is open. CIRCLE no. 5 meets at Grace United Methodist Church at 1 ·; p.m . The nursery will be open , the groom, and Mrs. Ann Enoches, friend of the bride. The couple spent their honeymoon in Cincinnati. The bride .is presently ·employed at the Holzer Medical Center and the groom ' is attending Jackson Manpower in Jackson. They are residing at their home on Possum Trot , Rd., Gailipolis. BARBS By PHIL PASTORET "Stupid " students are quite often the product of unperceptive ·teachers. ... + + + The trouble with t~king a day off is that you fiod how Jittle you're missed. + + + ' .. -' ' I 5- The Sundav Times. Sentinel, Sundav . Oct' 7 101~ • • SEEN AND HEA.JW Bernard H. 1Carol I Worb} and • · .•GALLIPOLIS - Mrs. Lillie Brian . The)' stopped over in . '"'' ~eKinney will observe her 80th Paris. France , Rome. ~ta~, ' birthday. saturday, October and istanbul, Turkey . Wh1le I~ •lo, 13. She is lhe mother or 7 lstanbul . the sisters \' isited • '"· children. Anyone wishin~ to their brother; T.Sgt. . Le"!iS E. ·' I: send greelings may address Casey. 13, H. Worby IS the son • '" them to her at !OJ Kineon Dr., of Mr .. and Mrs. B. H. Worby, Yakima, Wash. Linda would Gallipolis. like to hear from her friends at this address : G.O Mr . and GALLIPOLIS - Miss Linda daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Bernard H. Worby, j Smith, Raymond Casey, Westinghouse Electric In· Mrs. l Gallipolis, is now residing in ternational SA, S .KOOSH S<ir Teheran, Iran. Miss Smith left Building 27, Avenue, Takhte ! Sept.' 22 with her sister and Jamshid , P. 0 . Box 717, • brother-in-la w, Mr. and Mrs. Tebera n , Iran . The evening stars art! ·Mer· cury t Venus and Jupiter. Thuse born on this date are nnder the sign of Libra. American poet James Wh itcomb Riley was born Oct. 7, 1849. On this day in histor y: In in the most save Big! • '•• •• is on..-'""··· -• ' \ Singer·:· Sifetch-stitc'! sewing machane ·\ · ' SALE ./ by ACME .. •. $130~ . tr'ont drop-in bobbm . Snap-on I • • •• il pl<iasu re' >I : •. . • •.• SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA .• ' ,. I, MANY OTHER SALE-A-THON SPECIALS! COME SEE! er'n.OJ t&\e.s. ' ~ LAY-AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS! •. ' > • ~ • • ••• All Models In Stock FREE 1NSTRUCTIONS-FREE DELIVERY,-SERVICE GUARANTEED. · Marie Thomas followed by " Blest Be the Tie." Baking contest winners for Sugar Cookie Squares were Mary Jo Shaver, Little Kyger Grange ; Marie Wagner, Eno Grange; Gladys Smith , ROOney Grange. Winner for _ her: patchwork pillow top was Edith Gornell, Harris Grange. The grange closed, followed 90 Da : AI Gallipoli s, Ohio " Loc at e d in th e Lafaye tt e Mali" • ·~ ·,, '· SAVE 20% OFF ALL FABRICS •.., Wide Variety, Fabulous Selection, Quality Fabrics ,, :~ ~ FRENCH .CITY·· FABRIC .SHOPPE ~ •' ·'• 58 COURT ST. •• .•' ·' j 1 ,. ''.' , • it, • I. '. !1I ~ FiuJ your.! ( '· .' ' dremn I I • •• lt. r I •• ' i ..•• ..' · In Our Ne w Bridal Dept .f!n The M ezza nin e. ! ' ,. Thoughts ~~ HOURS •: · MondaySTORE & Friday ~ ~==9::l:O.;;;;Ii:l:8:-;;pr;;.m~. . •• low .':s tack e d he e l.· u·pfront , - -Brown-Green & Rust I' I $15 , 99 . Thi s guy's got the p icture. He knows what he wants. Asks the right questions·, Has a budget and slicks to it. · • All in at~ , you CD~-Jid say he's realty g.ot 11. And that Includes Master Charge, the card he uses to· help manage his money and ki:lep track o1 purchases with one ··; ·~ w..v W~£1{ £CQIIIIIII¥ OIIGIMAT(S i t~rnized monthly statement. H you've got it, you've probably got Master Charge, too. So . . . use ill · A·STEADY COMPANION! fashion-crafted ~ntiqued ln · leather, sitting .on a fittingly femlpln.e covered. heel. A bit of buckle adds a just the right touch toe a sott-tou'ch. Just $17.99 . · , .i THE ·COMMERCIAL & SAVINGS BANK OF GAlLIPOLIS PROUDLY ANNOUNCES.THESE PARTICIPATING · MERCHANTS IN ;THEIR , MASTER CHARGE PROGRAM . • AMYtS. · CENTRAL SUPPLY CO. CLARK'S JEWELRY STORE COUNTRY FARE . . FULL HOUSE OF CARDS THE HUB G&J AUTO PARTS CO; THE KNIT MILLS STORE 2:!' 79~ . CHEQE BREAD '. 16 oz. loives 45~ ' . ' • •,. . .•,. f ~ For happy1"1andering this Fali,.~7t1:~ yourself i~"" Nomad " by -CalifOrnia -..~ ·:• It's • f -. .- . - ! . . MY SISTER'S CLOSET ,PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS RIO GRANDE COLLEGE BOOK STORE BERNADINE'S INC. CHILDER'S MUSIC CENTER CARL'S FAMILY SHOE STORE DAN THOMAS & SON SHOE STORE t'I'HE HASKINS-TANNER CO., • • I . . ' THE IDEAL GIFT & · CARD SHOPPE JACK & JilL'S MARCHI'S CARRY OUT THE NEW. STYLE CENTER PJ's .SUSIE'S GR£ENHOU$E THOMAS a.DTHIERt .· ••" '" 0 ••• •~ ••• . OT HER DR ESSES li 13 to $55 II i / F· A .• u David CRYSTAL~ • ~·- . ' LoRRAINE Creates Intri~ue With . THE CASBAH SET • On you,. this ribbing . looks beautiful. rib and solid combination i.n · . washable polyes't er · ' acrylic with long sleeves, cowl neckline and . welted waist in Grey or Blue, sizes 8-18. Lorra ine makes.you the femme ' 20.00 ~ '~ ' TAKE A RIBBING ~ ~e It's a pla id whirl with Crystal ' s mocktur tle 'd and bel ted shift . it 's the kind of dress . in a doub!eknit of Dacron(r). t h at wi l l be a ~on - stoppe r f r om · . n ow thru aut u mn. G r ay with white. 6 · 18 . DEPARTMENT STORE • ••• -- AMONG the neat things coming up this week we find that today marks the beginning of "Honor Registered Nurses Week." While Gallia nurses really had their big f\ing in June, I don 't think it hurts to give them another round of applause. . · -d nd. th DOhurmNg the week o:ve~ I,OOOC nurstes areCoexlpecteb ttho atthte ~ ~o ~rses Association onven ton m wn us, . e erne o which LS "Images and Issues." It is also American Newspaper Week. I don't think we're planning ·any kind of celebration around here, simply because we've been keeping real busy getting the news to you. But we're happy about the proclamation: i I ~ " The Store wi th More" Gallipoli s ,, SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA t · scalldps · of leather meet in a harmony of colors On ~ s·l ightly rounded toe joined together 1 by a narrow leather str ip. All this can be yours for only ~...or Navy-Gray & Wine ·- ' •• •' • GALLIPOLIS - J uly 7, Miss proarhed the altar Qll wh1te J o Ann Mc Henry, daughter of aisle carpet. She wore the Mr. a nd Mrs. Earl McHenry, traditional wedding gown of and J ohn E . Mathews, Jr., son embossed organdy . It was of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny E. designed with 3 high-victorian Mathews, were· united in neckline, empire bodice, marriage. . bishop sleeves and. French The double-ring. candeiight cuffs. It featured a full skirt, ceremony was performed by wide ruffle flounce at hemline, Rev. Pa ul Hawks at the Grace and a detachable train . Venise United Me thodist Church at face outlined the neckline, 7:30 p.m. Nup tial music was bodice a nd edged the hemline. prese nted one.half hour prior She wore a venise camelot to the ceremony by Mr. and headpiece, with a short laceMrs. Merlyn Ross. Among the edged bouffant veil of silk , selec ti ons included were ill usion. She carried a bouque t , "Close tO' You," "Theme rrom or multi-colored miniature Romeo and Juliet n, "0 carnations, pink rosebuds, and Promise Me", " I Love You ba by's breath .centered on a Truly", " Because" a nd " The white Bible, a gif( from her Lord's Prayer". brother . Attendants were Mrs. Torn For the wedding, the alta r was decorated with a white Mathews, matron of honor; kn eeling bench, two seven- Mrs. Harold Clark and Mrs. branch candelabra , one . 15 P a ul E. Sk idm ore , branch candelabra, and tw o bride smatr on ; a nd Miss vases of multi-<:olored fl owe rs. Patricia Ma thews, flower girl. There was also a three-branch They were attired in identica l candelabra that the couple lit dresses of lavender , pink, blue, during the ceremony to signify arid yellow polkadot styled the their unity as one. Famly pews . same as the bride's. Eac h wore w·e re marked with single white picture hats with bands candelabra. and streamers to match their Given in marriage- by her dresses. They carried colonia l brother, Gene, the bride . ap- . bouquets of tinted pompons, • miniature · carn a tio ns, anti · baby's breath. The fl ower gi r l carried a white lace basket with rose peta ls which she strewed up the aisle. For her daughter 's wedding, Mrs. McHenry wore a pink polyester knit dress with a white triple carnation corsage and white accessories. Mrs. by Mathews was attired in a • yellow knit, A-line dress and Dorothy j. Countryman wore a white triple carnation corsage also .. Hei' actessorie~ GALLIPOLIS ,- I really want to write were white. is super-important to me today. There is, headquartered in · Grandmothers of the groom Gallia County, an organization known as the Southeastern Ohio were presented white double Gospel Music Association. .. carnation corsages. The association covers Meigs, Gallia, Mason, Jackson, Guests were . registered by Vinton, Athens, Lawr¢nce and other, what I would call (right Miss Connie Taylor. ·now at least ), edge areas around southern Ohio and northern Serving as best man was West Virginia, Just now there are 21 real members and that's .. Tom Mathews. trslfers were just the problem. Tom, Russell, and Bob Now I know a lot of you enjoy gospel music. I know it because · McHenry . I've seen you at our concerts listening raptly to J.D. Sumner or For her honeymoon trip Dottie Rambo or Sammy Hall. We've seen you other places too, through the southern states to in Chillicothe and Columbus and Dayton where the variety is Florida, the new Mrs. Mathews greater and concerts often more frequent because of sound wore a sleeveless green and .groups of people who are. making them happen. ;. white pleated, polyester knit We'd like to do that for this area and we need you to help us. dress .and wore the white" SEOGMA meets the first Monday of each month at Rio Grande carnation corsage from her College , 7:30p.m ., Allen Hall. The membership fee is $5 per bridal bouquet. Her a cfamily and it's more · than worth it. There are discounts on cessories were white. records and concert · tickets, special dinners with the singers, Out.of.town gue~ ts included meetings with a lot of Christian fellowship in the atmosphere. .,. Miss Bernice Albrecht, Mrs. · There are also battles to fight. Did you know for instance that · some Boards of Education in the area have banned gospel con· certs from their buildings, even while allowillg other types of concerts on the premises? Did you realize that without buildings we can 't continue to bring you the concert-s you enjoy? That's where each of you is needed. With the support of a large number of people, people with buildings will listen to a delegation seeking their facilities. When they start to listen there will be more concerts. There's no question about it, we need people. ff you'dlike to know more about SEOGMA, the hopes, plans or functions of the group and such like, call me after 5 p.m. at 4469'586: or Larry McGraw after 3:30p.m. at446-1502. · Joy can be real only if peo• pie look upon iheir life as a. servic e , and have a dehmte COMINQ up we have the Coshocton County Fall Foliage to\11' object in life outs ide them Tue s . Wed. Thur. next .weekend. Opening day, Saturday, will feature an old selves and their personal hap· & Sat. piness . - Leo Tolstoy . Ru s· fashioned APple Butter Stirrin' at Roscoe Village. There wi)l be 9:301il5p.m. ~ ian novelist. · · music from a real calliope and barbershOP quariets and a corn husking bee. Apple butter starts stirrin' at 8 a.m., so you might like to scoot on up there kind of early in the day . The Department of Natural Resources ·will sponsor its second fall camp-out next weekend, beginning Fri<lay, at I Harrison Lake, Pymatuning, Blue Rock and Cowan Lake state parks. Different activities are planned for each park and all will Mon.-Fri. 10a.m. liL9 p.m. host a get-acquainted session Friday evening. You're invited. Saturday 10 a.m. lil !61l.m. AND NOT so very far away at all, the Vinton County airport will host its Fall Foliage Festival and Farm-City Day next weekend. Farm-City Day ori Saturday will include agricult~rally-oriented tours, craft demonstrations and other goodies beginning at 9:30a.m. Sunday is prettY much an airplane day which will start at 7:30a.m. •= IN TUNE FOR FALL! Californ ia Cobblers ' " Serenade" is expertly crafted of soft, supple· Sugar Kid leather and Set on a Cobblers. •••• •= Cobbler5':R:r rr® softly-lined and Instead of your shame you shall hav·e d•. dhoubte portihon11• instead o~ IS onor you s a 'f.i:::t,c~< · : . rejoice in your lot ; therefore . : · · in your ~and you shall possess a double portio.,.;· yours shall be everlasting joy . - Isaiah 61:7, I• ' . '' ••' New Fashions With Old Fashion Comfort GALLIPOLIS - The English . Club met at the home of Mrs. Zelma Northcutt Tuesda y , October 2, at 1 p.m . Co-hos tess was Mrs . Marie Richards. F our tee n members an· swered roll call by giving a current event. Those present were Mrs. Rosebud Baker, Isabelle Bias, Ruby Bossard, Irene Brannon, June Cantrell, Beatri_c.tClark, ~:.~ Grace Durose , Jennie Elliott, Elizabeth Evans, Ruth ' Mullineaux, Zelma Northcutt, Marie Ri c hard s, Florence Wickline and Miss Margaret Topping . Mrs . . floren ce WiCkline reviewed the book , "ln One . Era and Out The Other" by Sam Levenson. He is the father :, of two , taught !Iigh school and is a hullJorous . philosoP.her on TV and radio .' ~ His bo o}{ contains many amusin g incidents from qis ; : home, his teaching career and contacts with many people. Delicious refreshments were '• served to the 14 members by Mrs . Northcutt and Mrs . I Richards. :, \ ••' •· BREAD I 1 (Blue-Carmel) Buttermilk ' 3bO Second Av e. i• • WILMORE, Ky o-Miss Connie Elaine Bradshaw, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. T. Jay Bradshaw, LOwer River Rd., Gal,lipolis, ~s registered as. a freslunan at the Asbury College. Asbur.y has a total enrollment of 1,130 students this year, Everything Is Guaranteed To·Satisfy- .· Back I •'• rters PH. 446·9255 b t~y~p~o~tl~uc~k~r~e:fr~e:slun:::en~ts;;,·;.._.!:::::;:::======= Mode ;n U.S.A. English club has meeting B,ETTER FOOTWEAR FOR THE FAMI LY ••• J.3ura Albrecht, Mr. and Mrs, family, Mr. and Mrs. ·Robert Charles Cooper, Charles McHenry, Mr. and Mrs . PauJ €ooper , Jr., Par tsmou th ; E . Skidmore and family, Mr. Richard Aibrechl, Dayton ; and"Mrs. Russell E. McHenry, Mrs. Mary L, Ducommun, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mc Henry, -Tampa1 Fl~.: 1irover Thacker, . Higlr· Point, N . C.; Mrs .. Mary Huntington ; Mr.. and MrS. Lou Ramsey and Mrs. Inez Erman Price, Columbus; Mr. Eads, Anstead, W.Va .; Misses and Mrs. Roy Gene McHenry , Karen and Jackie Dula, · Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clark and Carmel. Ind. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Mathews, Jr. -t?orr P/ff ·(' . shoos tl '! • $Jgoo $1ooo SIZES ~. - .Fashion Mat•(' zig-zag sewing machane 'Reg. . T · ss9.9s w1t~ excl .'ng tures Model 257 · work-saving tea case # 575 .sale- priced at $10.00 Pomona grange has recent meet GALLIPOLIS - The Gallia Worthy deputy, Ishmae i County Pomona Grange met in Qillespie, announced that a regular session, MQnday team from Lawrence County evening with worthy master, will conduct joint installation Kenneth Ward, presiding. The · for. Gallia County. minutes of the last meeting · The literary program · was ' · were read and approved. Seven under the direction of Georgie granges were represented. Burleson , with the theme A legislative report was " Harvest. " Opening sOng was "Golden Harvest" followed .bY given by Maurice Thomas. Roy Sayre, Gallia County a roil call " My ·Favorlte Ap- SPECIAL •• • Only The Grand Arm y of th e Republic held its last enc ampme nt on Aug. 31 , 1949, more than 80 yea rs after th e Civil Wa r had ended . . • . · . # 574 sale-priced at $16 .95 C-atry1ng case ·,:... .· ~ . , . . savings' You II . • wing mach1ne d. own \hi S popular Styl iSt s~ Sll< buil t-in stitcheS. incl_ u. tn~ {!nl oY its tamous featu res.\" d nch The l exctusive Si n g~ stra ,ghl. oecorativ_e and b tn p~~ss~r feet. Stitch-length con· 'ro\ Everything to make sewing a Greatest girth of any tree is that of the Montezuma cypress in Tule, Mexico, which has a base c-i rc umference of \60 feet. -• 413 , ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. Paul Denney, Bidwell, are announcing the engagement of their daughter , Susan Jeanette, l<tCarl Basham, son of Mrs. Mary Basham and lhe late William Basham, also of Bidwell. Both are graduates of. North GaUia High SChool. Susan is employed at ~usan ' s Flowers and Carl · is employed by M-G · Transport, Kanauga. Wooding plans are incomplete. POPUlAR STIRRUP & ALL LEATHER . DARK BROWN ' Re g . $159 .95 Miss Susan J Denney HARNESS BOOTS • CLOSEOUT! BOYS . • • • I · JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Dean 'i'. Epling, Gallipolis, has been named .administrative a,s sislant to the president and director or purchasing ·of the s:t u dent government a~sociation of Jacksonville Uniyersity. .The appointment was made in late September by sludenf body president Mayer G. Becker. Wedding vows read . t 0 delegate to tpe Ohio State ple ." Grange, urged ail granges to Readings included " Apsend in their resolutions im· plefax" by Mary Jo Shaver; mediately. It was announced " A Pat .on the Ba~k " .by that Virginia Powell, Hun- Maurice Thomas; two"'1T)usical tington Grange, and Sillie . numbers presented on the Burleson, Little Kyger Grange, dulcimer by Kenneth Ward ; At this time of year, to be a. ''Farm PricesH by Ishmael goo~ politician you have to have "been named county have a bad case of the prince and princess. They will Gillespie; a s tunt preEented by ' 'sh.akes .'' attend the Ohio State Grange eight young members. "We + + + conventioninDayton,Oct. 2.1 to Give Thanks, " a pageant, was It takes -a big man to know 24 . A slate will be held at presented by Mary Sayre , Ruth wben to act small. · Rodney ,.Oct. 20, to help pay for Evans and Ginny l>owell. ! NEW SP APER ENT ER PRI SE ASSN.) their trip. Closing prayer was given by : HUNTINGTON - Fourteen · Marshall University students were elected to seats in the University's Student Senate during the last week of September. They include Barbara ~alley , Bidwell, and Kathy Johnson, OailipoliB. • • • Come in TODAY and take advantage of these options: '--·-'" • · Whitt or Ytttow Gold • 30 Types.of Ston11 • • qy: Kenny · Mucott Under the Stone .I niti1ls Under the Stone • 11\ltid lnitilll • Diamond Top1 lfotale in t he lush caress of Antron• ~W. Ill nylon tricot, magnificently decoraled wi th shimmering gold braid. Choose the grandeur of a sweeping caftan or th e sleek robe and gown com pan io n. Entra nce your own . Casbah in Flame, Spruce, Amythest or French Navy. Ca ftan . (one size fits. al ii at $14.00; Short Robe at $12.00 and Shift Gown • . at $7.00 in XS·S·M·L; Matching Scuffs in S·M·L·XL at $4.00. . ' TAWNEY JEWELERS tfi:ssics . . · ~ Gallipolis, ·Ohio 422 Second Ave. .. •' .I ' ' ' "The Store V\'flh More." Gallipolis I' I ' I �.. • 1 . • • 6 -ll'f"' SWlday Times. Sentinel ..Sunday, Oct. i, 1973 •• I, ! ; Ohio River Museum .. •' • • ••' :• . . .. .. ' • -· loan. McCorison may per- A.11.1UE.RIC /l., SHOES • .. ' .. ' BETTER THAN · BAREFOOT In The Silver Bridge Plaza HUNTINGTON, W. Va . Less than two weeks remain for pros pective teachers who ,plan lq take · the National Teac her Examinations at Marshall University Nov. 10 to su bmit their registrations for .these tests to Educational Testing Servince in Princeton, N.J. The announcement o[ the deadline was made by Dr . Hobert B. Hayes, dean of Marshall' s Coll ege of Regis tr<Jtions for Education. the e xaminatio ns must be fOrwarded so a_s to reach the Prince ton office no late r than Oct. 18, Dr. Hayes said. "Bulletins of Inform a ti on" describing re gis tration pr ocedures and co ntaining registration fOrms pmy be obtained from the Coll ege of Education at Marshall , Room 211, Je nkins Ha ll, or ,directly fr om . the National ' Te·a cher Examinations, Educational Testing Se rvice, Box 911, Princeton, N. J . 0.8540. At the one--day tes t session a ca ndidate may lake the common examinations, which include tests in professional education· and J::!P. nP.ra l GOING-OUT..()F BUSINESS SALE MON., OCT. 8 THRU SAT., OCT. 13 LOG CABIN BOOK STORE . .. . .- 545 FIRST AVE. GOP, Democrats·In 7-7 tie l;ALI.IPOLlS - October 7 is !{ally Day in the Paint Creek ltegular Baptist ,S unda)• Sch•lOl. Each member is kindli· urged to be present and bring anolhcr person. Mrs. Grover Turner will spea k to the group at L!•e assembly hour . A cordial invitation is extended to all to be 11rcsent. , By LEE LEONARD GALLIPOLIS UPI Statehouse ReporteJ'-. COLUMBUS l UP!) - The first period of the . campaign financing political football game at the Statehouse ended 7-7last week, For the voters of Ohio (JOlilics Tile Constitution of til, United States makes no m en lion or a Cabinet. Ohio, there was no score. The rest of the game still lies ahead, much of it after the start of the. special legislative .. ' por ti on of . lhc insc ription later this month. But for now, there is a deadlock. ·• Here's how it tlappened: To prepare for the special s~ssion he called, Gov. John J . ' LOAN . M r, and Mrs. David Somerville aJnearaiJ ' Miss Baird weds ~our phone for Bricla[ GiftiJ Sl nllll): . urul Slt•ntw.trl' with 11 ~ .Inti ~· t• .: ~n it'll )'fill wlt:tl 'lit' li a ~ O I ) W~ llOt f (' l" ~IVt'tL 11 •' lnntn il tn ,\ !! Ctlll.•nt", ( ; rlh Social ly Cnrr,•,· t l n l't ! . ttn· n~ Kq;"h'rl'd 1\rtJa l ( 'omtill<!n l Ul }'OIH W!'lll'l.' Wtlhuu l .:hargt' K ~i l'Jll 'i' ll Serv k ,•.lqannl wttli Oll! dl <trgt· PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS 404 Second Ave. TAKE A LOOK TAKE A LOOK ·TO HAVE MEETINGS GALUPO L!S- French City Bap_tist Chur ch ·is hos tin g the World Missions Conference, Oct. 11-14. This conference is sponsor ed by the Scioto Valley Associa tion of Baptists. The spea ke rs each nigh t wiil be ho111e missionary, Glen Jude, of F lorida, Oct. 11 ; Rev. Bill Rapie r , Columbus, sta te misS iona ry, Oct. 12; Harry H. Harpe r , _Jr'., fo r eign m iss ionary, Columbia, Oct. 13; William . P. Wehrrty, Missouri, home mi ssionar).' , mornin g, Oct. 12; Rev. Marcus Reed , rsrael, foreign missi onary , Oct. 12 evening. Re v. J erry S. Le wis and the congr ega ti on extend a welcome to the sei:· , vices, whi~h begin at\)7:30p.m. . ' THE .EMPIRE asks "Why ·wait any longer -for beautiful furniture?'~ ' '' .' and get going • - Bassett®letS you •' ' • at prices you I ' ' •• • • •• '• I ' ' ' ,.''I I I '' '• I' •• ' ...,. ' Bonus Buy BUTTONS • l5~ard Reg. To aO_c Card. No Limit •• •• • •• • • •• '' •• PAID ON SAVINGS ·CERTIFiCATES IN THIS AREA • .' % THE GALLIPOLIS SAVINGS and LOAN COMPANY SUNDAY HOURS: NOON TO 8. 137 PINE ST.-GALLIPOLIS 700 W. MAIN ST.-POMEROY "FRENCH CITY BRAND" FIRST CUT LB. POMEROY Four defendants were fined and three others forfeited bonds in Meigs County Court Friday. Fined by Judge Frank W. · Porter were Lucille K. P~n- · dleton, Radcliffe, $10 ond cosls, failure to yield right of way; Frank Gilkey, Langsville, and Homer L. McCarty, Cheshire, $10 and cOsls each, speeding; Larry Koenig, no address, $SO and <fOsts, $25 suspended, assaUlt and battery. Forfeiting bonds were Marjorie L. Gonnoll~, . Reedsville, · $27 ,50, failure to yield right of way; Gale D. Elder, no address, and · ·Larry R. Adkins, Chesapeake, $27.50 each, speeding. · Weare announce we now carry BUTTE RICK and SIMPLICIT'f PATTERNS Enroll now for Sewing Classes for , E-Z Sew Knits for entire family. Limit 15 to ·class! ,. I ' "i Store Hours: Mon.-Thur.-Fri.9:301il9:00 'J j. Tues.-Wed.- Sat. 9: 30 til s: 30 MAID . .\ ANTI-FREEZE • Permanent Type • Reusable Jug "ALL STAR" BUTTERMILK GALLON CARTON 8 TRACK STEREO TAPE PLAYER sse "THORSON·" 11 "PC. SOCKET SET. e 3 WAY POWER e STEREO "GALA" · 52"x70" Flannel Back NAPKINS PLASTIC ·TABLE COVER · e 3/8" or METRIC e REG. 111.99 . ON MAPLE,·OAK AND PINE SET D4N THOMAS AND SON e FLORAL PRINTS I 160 CT. $ P~G. I' '' . .- "Serving you sinCe 1936" eBASSm •KINCAID •VIRGINIA HOUSE Gallipolis. Ollio • I I . '' BREAD ' .88 . DINING ROOM FURNIJURE · "JONES BOYS" . QUAKER ·. Four draw fines . . . • OHIO'S FABULOUS DISCOUNTERS! uniform. plea1od to Designer Fabric THE HIGHEST YIElD ' ''Those that met the criteria were called National Standard Units but received no special r ecognition .'' Th e . new program being siarted this year by the TriState Area Council gives a Scouting unit in our 10 county area the opportunity to check the criteria for the National President 's Boypow~r Unit Award and to plan its year 's pr'ogrBms to make sure the unit will earn the award, Myers said. · Recognition for meeting the criteria is a red, white, · and blue streamer lettered in gold for the unit , and a special strip t_o be worn on each Scout's • Thousands of yards • All Full Bolts · elQO pet. Polyester Double Knits • Polyester & Wool Double Knits · • Polyester, Wools & S.i lk Double Knits ( • Sweater Knit Double ·Knits • Solids-Plaids-Stripes- Prints-Checks •Meps Wear Double Knits · ' EQUALS ANNUAL ' YIELD OF ••• the ' standard," Myers explained. DOUBLE KNJTS . I;t, . luw, • Boypower awards to be made _ Beautiful new fabrics await your imagination, lor a money-saving , fall & holiday wardrobe. GUARANTEED .SAVII C()M!'<)UNDED QUARTERLYRETROACTIVE TO JULY 1, 1973 . . . . J,n THEN:· TAKE A LOOK AT - . \\ r :ll!H at the prices. · show your ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS research arm of the General powf'r£ul Ohio ~ducation Assembly, approved Gilligan's Association tOEA 1able lo pool idea or a speical joint com- • all contributions and support a mit tee to lay the groundwork single candidate for maximum for the special session. effect and rNurn favor. Have Vote The l.SC.chairman, a Republican, named a Republican to When the Democrats found heail the panel. He also, logic-' · out Aronoff was going to have ally, chose the House and ,S,n- · the committee vote on the subate eJections conunittee mem. commit tee recommendations bers lo serve on the study com- and then have a bill prepared, mittee. they huddled with represenlronically, it was the makeUp tatives of ~e governor and of the committee that led to the · went into their " prevent" deadlock al an uncom- defense. promising nine~our session '!'hey felt that once the first last Wednesday which veteran bill· was drafted, based on the ob's ervers agreed wa s the · subcommittee report, 'the bur· st ran gest legislative com- dent would then be on lhe mit tee proceeding they had Democrats lo make changes. ever ·witnessed. The Republicans would have As the study committee be- been the first to " put points on gan its work several weeks ago the board ," aq~ny failure to WJder the leadership of Sen. reach a compromise would be Stanley J . Aronoff, R-Cincin- blamed on the Democrats, · nati, progress appeared likely. It is difficult to see how Draft Principles agreement could have been' Aronoff assigned a bipar- rea ched. There were onl y tisan supcommittee to draft a a bout three bona fide set of principles to be ' in- negotiators on the committee. corpora t ed in a campaign The rest were either aligned financing bill. The sub- with the co rporations, t he committee reached agreement OEA, orga nized labor or were on most of those principli!S, just plain stubborn . · ' although one Democrat was So the votes were 7-7 on the absent a nd another later controversial sections of the claimed to be laboring under . campaign financing report of some misapprehensions. the subcommittee. The main bone of contention Democrats, admittedly to was, and still is, Democratic Hmake points", supported the a nd Republican differen ces tattered version ol the report. Republicans said they were over treatment of labor unions and .corpora tipns Ln election ''boxed in" to oppose a weak camp<Jigl"!ing financing . report. . . Republicans want corporaAnd each side look its football to the locker room for a lions to be allowed to receive donations and spend money, breather before lhe action just as labor unions dQ through sta rts again. pOlitical action groups. They a lso want the donor to be able to earmark. his gift for a political party or candidate. Democrats , backed by organized labor , want things as they are , with corpOrations prohibited from contributing to HUNTINGTON - To provide elec tion campaigns, and unions and ,associations such as the better program in some 20{1 Scout troops and Cub Scout packs of the Tri-State Area Coun cil , Boy Scouts of Ameri ca, the Na tional President 's Boypower Unit . Award will be given to unils that ,. meet specific criteria, a cco rding to Bob Myers, Council President. The award , whic h is based on a "year " of eligibility from April! to March 31, is based on such items as . reregistration, outdoor activities, _advancement, participation in district or coouncil' activities, uni(orm reviews, and training . "The Tri-State Area Council is now in the fifth year of Boypower '76, an . eight-year campaign to bring a better Scouting program to as many American boys as· possible by the end of 1976," Myers said. " One of the features of this campaign during the first four years was an effort to·meas ure the effectiveness of units by comparing them to a national at new fall ·fashions. I ' I Gallipolis, Ohio . '1)-MIIf.RNATIONAI ~RillA I SI"R\'ICI PAYIN;.::G~ · ~ . 'fl~c· m l ( o-l.lrdtn.tf t• d C.l tl Rq11 ~ tl )' ( \l mp kk $1"1,·.-tton 0 1 Clun.t. Sl l.' t ling. Cr~ ; l.i l WE'RE NOW - and xmtr ·· Brul .tl s,·rlt.·,•" <it!CH ! to n style now ... co. ~· onfu ~ ivn, o nkr wt ll lt .tl''' o ur education, and one of the 28 area exmn inations which are . ' . designed to evaluate hi s understanding · of the ;·ub ject 1natler and methods applicable to the a rea he nia y be a ss igned to tea c h. Ea c h crmdidate will receive an admission ticket advising . him lo the .e xact location of the ce nter to which he should ·report, Hayes said. Candidl:ltes for the common exH minations willreportat8 :30a.m. Nov.10, and should finish at approxima tely 12:30 p .m. Candida t es for the area examinations will repoi't at · I : 30 p.m. anct shou ld fi nish at approxi m ate ly ·4 : 15 p.m ., according to the time sc hedule set up by Educa ti onal Testing Service. t' ASK US ABOUT '. ,. . .. ' . • GALLIPOLIS SAVINGS ·• Gilligan asked the state legislators to study the subject of campaign financing, explore possible changes in the law and set: what agreements could be reached in atlvance to speed the work of the session. No t Keen -...,. Lawmakers from both parties were not too keen on the idea of a special session to start with. Republicans, particularly incehsed, decided if a campaign financing law must be written, it would be a tough one, getting rid of Democratic advantages in the current law. The Legislative Service Commission (l.SC ), bipartisan session on campaign financing • remain s. A tablet with a complete inscription found in 1849 at the mouth of the Kanawha River in present day West Virginia indicates that Celoron tlafmcd . by this means the " Oyo' · River and all the land it and its tributaries drained for the King of Prance. That tablet is owned by The Virginia Historical Society, Richmond . The public will be invited to inspect the origi nal plate when the new Ohio River Museum opens. THE SIGN OF SAFE SAVINGS AIID • HAVE RALLY DAY Registrations due . .' ' Mrs. Pauline Ka y reJ;:Iste'rcd Out of.town ~ucsbi attl'ntlmg . guests. were MrS. R'oiX'rt Theiss, Mrs. For ct wedding trip to Black- John Kennedy ;1ntl Miss Kay water Falls, W. Va ., the bride Hi gley, Bidwell; Miss Linda rhose a lavender dress with H oll~y, Crown Cily; Mrs . Chris matthing' <JCt'essories and a 1't,. Paisley, Ewington; Mr . :wd rosebud from her bouquet. t Mrs . Char les E . Kay , The eouple is residing at 81 Southside, W. Va.; Mr. and Garfield Ave., Gallipolis. The Mrs . Michael )'oby, Cadiz; Mr . bride- is <J 1972 graduate of and Mrs. Gcor~c Somer'-:ill~ Gallia Academy High School and Nicole, Reyn oldsburg; Mr. a~d 'is employed at Holzer "nd Mrs. Glen 0' Brien, Medical Center. The groom, a . Swanton, Md.; Mrs. Ronald j973 graduate of GAHS, is · Savage •nd Misty, Swanton, employed by Pcnnyfare . Md. lht• fi'IJIIlil'l' tiWn , ~I SIU'Ubll• • ,,II .Llnd<'' rc' )!i ' '''r tli <· !r prl'f,·rc•n.:.: m Ch111 a. 1:7.99 1 . . 011 to open in Marietta sonally deliver ~he plate and participate in pr ~sentatio n ce remonies. ~ The lead tablet was one. of ~severa l to · be· buried at s trategic locations in the Ohio Valley by French explore r Pierre Joseph Celoron . He had led an expedition In 1749 from Montreal to the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes to claim the region for the French throne. The Marietta plate, one of two found and existing in the U. S., wc1 s discovere.d in 1798 by boys playing at the mouth of the Muskingum River . Lead 7- TheSundayTimes -Sent1nel, SW1day .Oct. 7,1973 J .. Ohio River Museum of The ~-· bCmJ.£'a pn•cious l'tlll)llludtt~ ' -- ........ I -I pnrtion uf Lhc plate was duSt>if'd away prCS\Hll<Jbl~· for •• musket balls. · -- .About 1821 the plc.•If' t•ame into the posst•ssion of pioneer Circleville histori<Jn Caleb ALwater who app.al'entl~· ga\'e MARIETTA - A famous return of the inscribed tablet to it to Nc"-· York GOvernor Ohio relic of French colonial Ohio where it has never before DeWitt Clinton. a hero in the days is being retUrned to this been exhibited . west for his promotion of river town on the !75th anMarcus A. McCorison; canals. Clinton, in turn, niv«sary of its discovery here . director of the American presented the plate some time St.jle - Representative Sam Antiquarian Society, Wor- later to the American An· Spe'l!<.,_ New Concord, ha s cester, Mass .. has informed lh~ tiquarian SoCiety as no announced that a lead tablet Ohio officials that his society,. museum e xisted at that carl)' buried in 1749 allhe future site owner of lhc tablet, will return day in Ohio for its care . of Marietta to claim the Ohio it for exclusive exhibition at The tablet wa s originally Valley for France Will be a · the new Ri\•er Museum on eight by ten inches 'ln size and featured exhibit in the new October l:l. lt will be a one-year three-eighths inch thick. Only a Ohio Historical Society . The inuseum will open to the public October 14 . It is located in Speck 's' Hous~ district. . Representative Speck and Society Director baniel R. . , •. Porter have been negotiating ' ' . for several monlhs for the .•' . . '' • .\ . ' · ' \ .1 ' . �.. • 1 . • • 6 -ll'f"' SWlday Times. Sentinel ..Sunday, Oct. i, 1973 •• I, ! ; Ohio River Museum .. •' • • ••' :• . . .. .. ' • -· loan. McCorison may per- A.11.1UE.RIC /l., SHOES • .. ' .. ' BETTER THAN · BAREFOOT In The Silver Bridge Plaza HUNTINGTON, W. Va . Less than two weeks remain for pros pective teachers who ,plan lq take · the National Teac her Examinations at Marshall University Nov. 10 to su bmit their registrations for .these tests to Educational Testing Servince in Princeton, N.J. The announcement o[ the deadline was made by Dr . Hobert B. Hayes, dean of Marshall' s Coll ege of Regis tr<Jtions for Education. the e xaminatio ns must be fOrwarded so a_s to reach the Prince ton office no late r than Oct. 18, Dr. Hayes said. "Bulletins of Inform a ti on" describing re gis tration pr ocedures and co ntaining registration fOrms pmy be obtained from the Coll ege of Education at Marshall , Room 211, Je nkins Ha ll, or ,directly fr om . the National ' Te·a cher Examinations, Educational Testing Se rvice, Box 911, Princeton, N. J . 0.8540. At the one--day tes t session a ca ndidate may lake the common examinations, which include tests in professional education· and J::!P. nP.ra l GOING-OUT..()F BUSINESS SALE MON., OCT. 8 THRU SAT., OCT. 13 LOG CABIN BOOK STORE . .. . .- 545 FIRST AVE. GOP, Democrats·In 7-7 tie l;ALI.IPOLlS - October 7 is !{ally Day in the Paint Creek ltegular Baptist ,S unda)• Sch•lOl. Each member is kindli· urged to be present and bring anolhcr person. Mrs. Grover Turner will spea k to the group at L!•e assembly hour . A cordial invitation is extended to all to be 11rcsent. , By LEE LEONARD GALLIPOLIS UPI Statehouse ReporteJ'-. COLUMBUS l UP!) - The first period of the . campaign financing political football game at the Statehouse ended 7-7last week, For the voters of Ohio (JOlilics Tile Constitution of til, United States makes no m en lion or a Cabinet. Ohio, there was no score. The rest of the game still lies ahead, much of it after the start of the. special legislative .. ' por ti on of . lhc insc ription later this month. But for now, there is a deadlock. ·• Here's how it tlappened: To prepare for the special s~ssion he called, Gov. John J . ' LOAN . M r, and Mrs. David Somerville aJnearaiJ ' Miss Baird weds ~our phone for Bricla[ GiftiJ Sl nllll): . urul Slt•ntw.trl' with 11 ~ .Inti ~· t• .: ~n it'll )'fill wlt:tl 'lit' li a ~ O I ) W~ llOt f (' l" ~IVt'tL 11 •' lnntn il tn ,\ !! Ctlll.•nt", ( ; rlh Social ly Cnrr,•,· t l n l't ! . ttn· n~ Kq;"h'rl'd 1\rtJa l ( 'omtill<!n l Ul }'OIH W!'lll'l.' Wtlhuu l .:hargt' K ~i l'Jll 'i' ll Serv k ,•.lqannl wttli Oll! dl <trgt· PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS 404 Second Ave. TAKE A LOOK TAKE A LOOK ·TO HAVE MEETINGS GALUPO L!S- French City Bap_tist Chur ch ·is hos tin g the World Missions Conference, Oct. 11-14. This conference is sponsor ed by the Scioto Valley Associa tion of Baptists. The spea ke rs each nigh t wiil be ho111e missionary, Glen Jude, of F lorida, Oct. 11 ; Rev. Bill Rapie r , Columbus, sta te misS iona ry, Oct. 12; Harry H. Harpe r , _Jr'., fo r eign m iss ionary, Columbia, Oct. 13; William . P. Wehrrty, Missouri, home mi ssionar).' , mornin g, Oct. 12; Rev. Marcus Reed , rsrael, foreign missi onary , Oct. 12 evening. Re v. J erry S. Le wis and the congr ega ti on extend a welcome to the sei:· , vices, whi~h begin at\)7:30p.m. . ' THE .EMPIRE asks "Why ·wait any longer -for beautiful furniture?'~ ' '' .' and get going • - Bassett®letS you •' ' • at prices you I ' ' •• • • •• '• I ' ' ' ,.''I I I '' '• I' •• ' ...,. ' Bonus Buy BUTTONS • l5~ard Reg. To aO_c Card. No Limit •• •• • •• • • •• '' •• PAID ON SAVINGS ·CERTIFiCATES IN THIS AREA • .' % THE GALLIPOLIS SAVINGS and LOAN COMPANY SUNDAY HOURS: NOON TO 8. 137 PINE ST.-GALLIPOLIS 700 W. MAIN ST.-POMEROY "FRENCH CITY BRAND" FIRST CUT LB. POMEROY Four defendants were fined and three others forfeited bonds in Meigs County Court Friday. Fined by Judge Frank W. · Porter were Lucille K. P~n- · dleton, Radcliffe, $10 ond cosls, failure to yield right of way; Frank Gilkey, Langsville, and Homer L. McCarty, Cheshire, $10 and cOsls each, speeding; Larry Koenig, no address, $SO and <fOsts, $25 suspended, assaUlt and battery. Forfeiting bonds were Marjorie L. Gonnoll~, . Reedsville, · $27 ,50, failure to yield right of way; Gale D. Elder, no address, and · ·Larry R. Adkins, Chesapeake, $27.50 each, speeding. · Weare announce we now carry BUTTE RICK and SIMPLICIT'f PATTERNS Enroll now for Sewing Classes for , E-Z Sew Knits for entire family. Limit 15 to ·class! ,. I ' "i Store Hours: Mon.-Thur.-Fri.9:301il9:00 'J j. Tues.-Wed.- Sat. 9: 30 til s: 30 MAID . .\ ANTI-FREEZE • Permanent Type • Reusable Jug "ALL STAR" BUTTERMILK GALLON CARTON 8 TRACK STEREO TAPE PLAYER sse "THORSON·" 11 "PC. SOCKET SET. e 3 WAY POWER e STEREO "GALA" · 52"x70" Flannel Back NAPKINS PLASTIC ·TABLE COVER · e 3/8" or METRIC e REG. 111.99 . ON MAPLE,·OAK AND PINE SET D4N THOMAS AND SON e FLORAL PRINTS I 160 CT. $ P~G. I' '' . .- "Serving you sinCe 1936" eBASSm •KINCAID •VIRGINIA HOUSE Gallipolis. Ollio • I I . '' BREAD ' .88 . DINING ROOM FURNIJURE · "JONES BOYS" . QUAKER ·. Four draw fines . . . • OHIO'S FABULOUS DISCOUNTERS! uniform. plea1od to Designer Fabric THE HIGHEST YIElD ' ''Those that met the criteria were called National Standard Units but received no special r ecognition .'' Th e . new program being siarted this year by the TriState Area Council gives a Scouting unit in our 10 county area the opportunity to check the criteria for the National President 's Boypow~r Unit Award and to plan its year 's pr'ogrBms to make sure the unit will earn the award, Myers said. · Recognition for meeting the criteria is a red, white, · and blue streamer lettered in gold for the unit , and a special strip t_o be worn on each Scout's • Thousands of yards • All Full Bolts · elQO pet. Polyester Double Knits • Polyester & Wool Double Knits · • Polyester, Wools & S.i lk Double Knits ( • Sweater Knit Double ·Knits • Solids-Plaids-Stripes- Prints-Checks •Meps Wear Double Knits · ' EQUALS ANNUAL ' YIELD OF ••• the ' standard," Myers explained. DOUBLE KNJTS . I;t, . luw, • Boypower awards to be made _ Beautiful new fabrics await your imagination, lor a money-saving , fall & holiday wardrobe. GUARANTEED .SAVII C()M!'<)UNDED QUARTERLYRETROACTIVE TO JULY 1, 1973 . . . . J,n THEN:· TAKE A LOOK AT - . \\ r :ll!H at the prices. · show your ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS research arm of the General powf'r£ul Ohio ~ducation Assembly, approved Gilligan's Association tOEA 1able lo pool idea or a speical joint com- • all contributions and support a mit tee to lay the groundwork single candidate for maximum for the special session. effect and rNurn favor. Have Vote The l.SC.chairman, a Republican, named a Republican to When the Democrats found heail the panel. He also, logic-' · out Aronoff was going to have ally, chose the House and ,S,n- · the committee vote on the subate eJections conunittee mem. commit tee recommendations bers lo serve on the study com- and then have a bill prepared, mittee. they huddled with represenlronically, it was the makeUp tatives of ~e governor and of the committee that led to the · went into their " prevent" deadlock al an uncom- defense. promising nine~our session '!'hey felt that once the first last Wednesday which veteran bill· was drafted, based on the ob's ervers agreed wa s the · subcommittee report, 'the bur· st ran gest legislative com- dent would then be on lhe mit tee proceeding they had Democrats lo make changes. ever ·witnessed. The Republicans would have As the study committee be- been the first to " put points on gan its work several weeks ago the board ," aq~ny failure to WJder the leadership of Sen. reach a compromise would be Stanley J . Aronoff, R-Cincin- blamed on the Democrats, · nati, progress appeared likely. It is difficult to see how Draft Principles agreement could have been' Aronoff assigned a bipar- rea ched. There were onl y tisan supcommittee to draft a a bout three bona fide set of principles to be ' in- negotiators on the committee. corpora t ed in a campaign The rest were either aligned financing bill. The sub- with the co rporations, t he committee reached agreement OEA, orga nized labor or were on most of those principli!S, just plain stubborn . · ' although one Democrat was So the votes were 7-7 on the absent a nd another later controversial sections of the claimed to be laboring under . campaign financing report of some misapprehensions. the subcommittee. The main bone of contention Democrats, admittedly to was, and still is, Democratic Hmake points", supported the a nd Republican differen ces tattered version ol the report. Republicans said they were over treatment of labor unions and .corpora tipns Ln election ''boxed in" to oppose a weak camp<Jigl"!ing financing . report. . . Republicans want corporaAnd each side look its football to the locker room for a lions to be allowed to receive donations and spend money, breather before lhe action just as labor unions dQ through sta rts again. pOlitical action groups. They a lso want the donor to be able to earmark. his gift for a political party or candidate. Democrats , backed by organized labor , want things as they are , with corpOrations prohibited from contributing to HUNTINGTON - To provide elec tion campaigns, and unions and ,associations such as the better program in some 20{1 Scout troops and Cub Scout packs of the Tri-State Area Coun cil , Boy Scouts of Ameri ca, the Na tional President 's Boypower Unit . Award will be given to unils that ,. meet specific criteria, a cco rding to Bob Myers, Council President. The award , whic h is based on a "year " of eligibility from April! to March 31, is based on such items as . reregistration, outdoor activities, _advancement, participation in district or coouncil' activities, uni(orm reviews, and training . "The Tri-State Area Council is now in the fifth year of Boypower '76, an . eight-year campaign to bring a better Scouting program to as many American boys as· possible by the end of 1976," Myers said. " One of the features of this campaign during the first four years was an effort to·meas ure the effectiveness of units by comparing them to a national at new fall ·fashions. I ' I Gallipolis, Ohio . '1)-MIIf.RNATIONAI ~RillA I SI"R\'ICI PAYIN;.::G~ · ~ . 'fl~c· m l ( o-l.lrdtn.tf t• d C.l tl Rq11 ~ tl )' ( \l mp kk $1"1,·.-tton 0 1 Clun.t. Sl l.' t ling. Cr~ ; l.i l WE'RE NOW - and xmtr ·· Brul .tl s,·rlt.·,•" <it!CH ! to n style now ... co. ~· onfu ~ ivn, o nkr wt ll lt .tl''' o ur education, and one of the 28 area exmn inations which are . ' . designed to evaluate hi s understanding · of the ;·ub ject 1natler and methods applicable to the a rea he nia y be a ss igned to tea c h. Ea c h crmdidate will receive an admission ticket advising . him lo the .e xact location of the ce nter to which he should ·report, Hayes said. Candidl:ltes for the common exH minations willreportat8 :30a.m. Nov.10, and should finish at approxima tely 12:30 p .m. Candida t es for the area examinations will repoi't at · I : 30 p.m. anct shou ld fi nish at approxi m ate ly ·4 : 15 p.m ., according to the time sc hedule set up by Educa ti onal Testing Service. t' ASK US ABOUT '. ,. . .. ' . • GALLIPOLIS SAVINGS ·• Gilligan asked the state legislators to study the subject of campaign financing, explore possible changes in the law and set: what agreements could be reached in atlvance to speed the work of the session. No t Keen -...,. Lawmakers from both parties were not too keen on the idea of a special session to start with. Republicans, particularly incehsed, decided if a campaign financing law must be written, it would be a tough one, getting rid of Democratic advantages in the current law. The Legislative Service Commission (l.SC ), bipartisan session on campaign financing • remain s. A tablet with a complete inscription found in 1849 at the mouth of the Kanawha River in present day West Virginia indicates that Celoron tlafmcd . by this means the " Oyo' · River and all the land it and its tributaries drained for the King of Prance. That tablet is owned by The Virginia Historical Society, Richmond . The public will be invited to inspect the origi nal plate when the new Ohio River Museum opens. THE SIGN OF SAFE SAVINGS AIID • HAVE RALLY DAY Registrations due . .' ' Mrs. Pauline Ka y reJ;:Iste'rcd Out of.town ~ucsbi attl'ntlmg . guests. were MrS. R'oiX'rt Theiss, Mrs. For ct wedding trip to Black- John Kennedy ;1ntl Miss Kay water Falls, W. Va ., the bride Hi gley, Bidwell; Miss Linda rhose a lavender dress with H oll~y, Crown Cily; Mrs . Chris matthing' <JCt'essories and a 1't,. Paisley, Ewington; Mr . :wd rosebud from her bouquet. t Mrs . Char les E . Kay , The eouple is residing at 81 Southside, W. Va.; Mr. and Garfield Ave., Gallipolis. The Mrs . Michael )'oby, Cadiz; Mr . bride- is <J 1972 graduate of and Mrs. Gcor~c Somer'-:ill~ Gallia Academy High School and Nicole, Reyn oldsburg; Mr. a~d 'is employed at Holzer "nd Mrs. Glen 0' Brien, Medical Center. The groom, a . Swanton, Md.; Mrs. Ronald j973 graduate of GAHS, is · Savage •nd Misty, Swanton, employed by Pcnnyfare . Md. lht• fi'IJIIlil'l' tiWn , ~I SIU'Ubll• • ,,II .Llnd<'' rc' )!i ' '''r tli <· !r prl'f,·rc•n.:.: m Ch111 a. 1:7.99 1 . . 011 to open in Marietta sonally deliver ~he plate and participate in pr ~sentatio n ce remonies. ~ The lead tablet was one. of ~severa l to · be· buried at s trategic locations in the Ohio Valley by French explore r Pierre Joseph Celoron . He had led an expedition In 1749 from Montreal to the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes to claim the region for the French throne. The Marietta plate, one of two found and existing in the U. S., wc1 s discovere.d in 1798 by boys playing at the mouth of the Muskingum River . Lead 7- TheSundayTimes -Sent1nel, SW1day .Oct. 7,1973 J .. Ohio River Museum of The ~-· bCmJ.£'a pn•cious l'tlll)llludtt~ ' -- ........ I -I pnrtion uf Lhc plate was duSt>if'd away prCS\Hll<Jbl~· for •• musket balls. · -- .About 1821 the plc.•If' t•ame into the posst•ssion of pioneer Circleville histori<Jn Caleb ALwater who app.al'entl~· ga\'e MARIETTA - A famous return of the inscribed tablet to it to Nc"-· York GOvernor Ohio relic of French colonial Ohio where it has never before DeWitt Clinton. a hero in the days is being retUrned to this been exhibited . west for his promotion of river town on the !75th anMarcus A. McCorison; canals. Clinton, in turn, niv«sary of its discovery here . director of the American presented the plate some time St.jle - Representative Sam Antiquarian Society, Wor- later to the American An· Spe'l!<.,_ New Concord, ha s cester, Mass .. has informed lh~ tiquarian SoCiety as no announced that a lead tablet Ohio officials that his society,. museum e xisted at that carl)' buried in 1749 allhe future site owner of lhc tablet, will return day in Ohio for its care . of Marietta to claim the Ohio it for exclusive exhibition at The tablet wa s originally Valley for France Will be a · the new Ri\•er Museum on eight by ten inches 'ln size and featured exhibit in the new October l:l. lt will be a one-year three-eighths inch thick. Only a Ohio Historical Society . The inuseum will open to the public October 14 . It is located in Speck 's' Hous~ district. . Representative Speck and Society Director baniel R. . , •. Porter have been negotiating ' ' . for several monlhs for the .•' . . '' • .\ . ' · ' \ .1 ' . �• .' I ' ·j • - 8- TheSundayTimcs-SentineJ.Snnda) ,Ort 7,1973 - =-rllCT to host R ep. Ball r . J McARTHUR - Claire Bali. r epr~senta.H ve to the :"" Ge'neral Assembly for Vinton. \'mum CountJ Nalion<.il B:mk !lllllllllr Athens, Hocking, Washington Nt'wsonw. ::- =:; Jr., A and pa rt of Jackson Counlie-s, : will attend the reguJar meet mg ~ of Ohjo Valley ChapU,r. Adopta-Ch ild Today here at the ,.,.. Bmldmg 1rcar entr;_mu'l at 8 p .n~ . on Od<Jber 12. Ed1th \ ' mlon Count~ Children's ~n·in·~ WorkPr. \\til bt• thP rt~source pf'rsOJL Ball S<tid he wanl,- tu hear how people feel about the bill pending before the Hous(' on - _ ew $100-$300 · money order . :. offered soon . - GALLIPOLIS - A new money order. its limit faised - from 1100 to $300 per order, will .- be av~ ilable at Gallipolis post r:. ornce on Oct . 13, according to ( : Postmaster Richard Bane. The :;new system can save both the •• customer_ and U. S. Postal ·:;Service m oney. Buyers of the . :;:new money or der will pay one :-fee - 40 cen ts - for money i ::"'orders valued from $50.01 ' to ; :" $300. Fees for the lesser t· amounts will remain the same. .,. "Under the old "system, a -. ;.$300 money order would in. ::.. yolv'e three 40 cent fees for a ::,_ iota! of $.1.20. The new syst,m ~":wil1 provide a two.t hir ds .;: reduction to 40 cen ts," Post· - master Bane said. The Postal Service has ·~~ .. centralized admi~is trati on of ......... • Its money order sysU,m at the ~.;:. Postal Data Center in St. Louis. ·"':.,It has the most advan ced '., adoption. anrl what J10m es for school~agc childr<'n. as th('re an.' many to be plt.~ced . .. Another topic of discussion will be the fall campout scheduled for the weekend 6! Oct. 19 al Cam p Francis Asbury .. Martha Grim and Donna Pariseau Qf Wellston <:If(' in charge f.or the camp, to which all adop tive parents are. invited from all O\'Cr lhc state. Laymen and professionals will speak on adopti ve situations and there · will be . much fellowship among those who attend the camp. . ACT's goal is to help children of every age and handicap find a permanent home. Persons interested in more information should call Mrs. Newsome or Donna Pariseau (384-4371 J. PRICES STARlAT. .. . " MRS. BEVERLY l.OIJI!)EN ~ARES her en.thusiasm and talent for weaving with her children, all of whom started weaving when they were 2 years old. Newcomer, J ennife~ , 2 1 1~ and veterans, Amy, 7 and Will, 5 will be on hand with their mother to demonstrate the use of the t.wo harness looms at - .~--------------~----------, M!DDLF:f'ORT .-. Parent confer:ences were held at the Bradbury School Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons and evenings of last wee k. The school, with an enrollment of 125 children , was hosl to 122 adults who came to learn about r e presentative 01'<"~ Ch:.mr•on 1 %~ . Ha hi1an 0['K'n · · 1 ~11 Pro-Am Ch:o!Hp oun 1 ~71 Pror..,,.oul , -.,...,. Covnny Club O.<~vs Gallipolis OPEN Sunday DRESS UP YOUR DIAMOND I P.M. · · their children's progress. Report cards are not used at to Bradbury School be cause teache rs thc re.f cel that a m uch better understanding of each 'progra ri1 at Bradbury children 1r ~ worki ng· on many levels of ility and the ir activities on •t'tese levels are explained to Jlarents in the conferences. Through lhis .improved teaehel-~parent relationship , the child benefits both al home and at school as the ad ul ts ' around hifn look at him mor~ as ~m individuaL The B1·adbu ry teachers, 6 P.M.- Your ' diamond will l oo k branp new in one of our beaut iful modern se tt ings. Rings, pi ns, pendants . . . . . bri lliance of vour diamond. ('LARK'S JEWELRY STORE 342 Second Ave . Gallipolis, HASH GLASSWARE We have Christmas flowers to put out ._· so we must sell our remaining fall flowers a.t big reductions .- Don't Wait! ., eac h to enhance t he true 2 0 ·FOR Shop Pt. All American . made - Our everyday discount glassware ori saie at a fantastic low price - Sunday Only. 12' $100 Plea~nt pr. ·INFA.NTS SLEEP N' 'PLAY SETS $}00 ·tor . REGULAR ·PRICES ON This Christmas Give SANSABELT JI® Slacks .- • ' ' Entire Stock On Sale SUNDAY ONLY! SUNDAY ONLY! day., T om. lik e.? all golf prof('..:,..:.inna l,s,. rnu ~t not on.ly .hit WOMENS FALL SWEATERS hu t !t)Ok we ll- on th l: cour -;~,.· and off . -,'' OFF THE .PR.ICE ON ·. ANY · Y2. PRICE GIRLS · sUIT I S~e 3 to 14 MIDDLEPORT - A white James Ferguson, Rutland; wedding arch decorated witll Ricllacd Gilkey, Galllpoiis greenery and white mwns Ferry, W. · Va., ¥nd Randy flanked by wedding tapers in Simpson, Ponleroy. They were candelabra and vases of presented tie tacks . by the gladioli, mums and yell(M( groom . roses decorated the .chancel of For her daughter's wedding, • the Middleport Church of Mrs. Wigal wore a light blue IF THE FIRST 60 years are the hardest, then Mr. and Mrs. Christ for the wedding of Miss polyester gown in A-line Charles Woode of Chester REALLY have it made. They've been ' .. Sue Ann Grogan to Gary Lee styling, trimmed with white married 62 years. Simpson. lace. Mrs. Simpson chose.- an The couple observed their 62nd wedding anniversary Sept. 211 The bride Is the daughter of aqua blue .<fress with lace . with a dinner at the home of their son-in~aw and daughter , Mr. - .•• _,. Chester. Wigal, Mid- sleeves and a lace accent at the and Mrs. Willard Hines. Next month, Mrs. Woode wiil be 8~, and ~,dleport, and ·bridegroom Is the front. Both Mrs. Wigal and In January, Mr. Woode'will .be 92. ,, ..~ son Mr. and M.r8." Paul Mrs. Simpson wore white Our belated congratulations on the anniversary! Simpson, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. carnation corsages. ' The wedding was an event of A reception honoring the FRIENDS WIU. be happy .to hear that Nancy Jo Clatwor!hy 7:30pm., Aug. 25with the Rev . . couple 'was held in the chW'ch Is recuperating nicely at the home of her parents, Roy and Raullin Moyer officiating. Mrs. social room with the Philathea Pauline Mayer. N had quite a bout with illness - the Merlyn RO&! was orgaru.t, and Women of the church ·in cause ~~till un ' nnined - butls Improving now. vocal seleetions by Mr. Ross chllrge. Mrs. Barbara MeHer fir real outing was last Sunday when she attended the Included "0 Perfect Love," . Mahon registered the guests recognition program for Mrs. Frances Reib!!l at Trinity Church. "Because," "We've Only Ju~t and presiding at the table were · Nancy Joe, hospitalized for several weeks first at the Holzer Begun" and "The Lord's. Mrs. Jolm Baker and Mrs. Medical Center and then at a hospital in Huntington, asks that we ~ Prayer." Jerry Cougar. ex~d her thanks to those who remembered her with prayers, · The bride was escorted to the The bride's table featured a · flowers and cards. Among those who sent cards were several of . altar by· her lrother, .Larry lour tiered wedding cake the children at the Middleport Elementary Sehool where she had . Grogan . .~ was at)ired In a trimmed with yellow rosebuds been secretary for the past two years. . . · white · gown of bridal s;~tin and greenery. Columns It'sso nice to be remembered. · fashioned with an empire . separated the tiers of the cake, waiat, and A-line skirt which which was tQPped with the THOSE 83 senior citiwns who went on a hayride and wiener , terminated in a chape! length traditional bridal figures . The ro~st at the Edson HollOn farm near Racine Thursday. may be train. The bodice and sleeves . tapers were In silver carr old in years but they are certainly young at heart. were lace over ·sheer polyester dleholders. Other table ap. Eleanor Thomas and the staff at the Seniot Citizens Center and a - deep· flounce of lace . pointmenta were also silver. who accompanied the group on the outing are the first to admit . JIUITOWlded the bottom of the . Philathea Women assisting that they weretbe tired O!)esat day's end. In fact, when it was all _ sldrt and the train. The trlde's were Mias Frances Roush, over, the question from the senior-citizens was : ~~ When can we do Pearl Reynolds, it again?" bouffant illusion veil fell from a · • Mrs. . ·• Camelot headpieee. She wore Mrs . . Don Erwin, Mrs. For several ill the grO\Ip it was a "first" - .they had neither •' dlalllQild earrings, glfts from Grace Pratt, ·Mrs . Ches- been on a hayride nor roasted a wiener OVI!r an open fired; · ": the groom. The bride's bouquet ter Erwin. and Mrs . Too often we think of a senior citizen as sqmeone who just ': was of yellow rosebuds and Flossie Allensworth. . . waitta to 's itandseworrockand read. Not so, saydthe staff at the ·~ green and white mwns· with . For a wedding trip to Nor- Center. More and more they are finding that action and activity . greenery and baby's breath. them Ohio, the bride changed are what older Meigs Countiaits really want. Attendants for the bride were into a green ·polyester A-lfue Mrs. EIBme Grogan, Mason, dress trimm~d with · white W.Va., matron of honor, Mrs. daisies at the neckline, on the !ltaron French, Middleport, sleeves and bodice. She wore Miss Debbie Runnel, Pcmeroy, the corsage from her bridal Mrs. Janet Simpson, Pomeroy, bouquet. LETART FALLS - Mrs. by Mrs. Enna Wilson, Mrs. and Miss Peggy Imboden, The couple resides at 427 Middleport; Miss Simpson and South Third Ave., Middleport. Ernest Shuler was elected Bell, Mrs. Marjorie Roush, :: Mrs. French wore. mint green A graduate ·of Meigs High. . president of the United Mrs. Alice Balser, Mrs. Shirley Women's Dugan, Mrs. Hill and Mrs. gowns with plctll!'e hats of · Sehool, the new MrS; Simp60n ·· Methodist Association of the Letart Falls Shuler. . .. white, tied with ribbon to is OIIIPloyed at the Pleasant Mrs. ChW'ch when the group met Grimm then gave a talk ~. match their gowns, and Miss Valley Hospital, · Point :l Hwmel and Miss Imboden Pleasant, W. Va. Simpson is recently at ,the home of Mrs. on misSions and relig~on in . · Thailand. She reported that 90 :: were attired In yellow gowns also a graduate of Meigs High Inez Hill.. . Other officers elected were pet. of the people there• are : and picture hats. Mrs. Grogan Sehool and is employed at the Mrs. Chlorus Grinim, vice Buddist, seven pel. are Moslem ~ wore a yellow A-line gown with . Walker Textram Corp., president; Mrs. Nora Cross, and only three pet. are • the bodice·'" and sleeves of ParkersbW'g, W. Va. secretary; Mrs. Irma Hill, Christian. She described the : chiffon and lace. She also wore Ouk>f.county guests at the ; a white picture hat trimmed wedding were Mr. and Mrs. treasurer. Named chairwoman life of the .poor class of people :: with . ribbon the color of her · Jerry cougar, Orange, Calif.; of the nominating was MJ's. who live in the hill country and ., gown. The attendants .carried Mrs. Stanley Potter, Glendale, .· L9is Bell. The installation will stated how much the gifts of colonial bouquets in the colors Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Orri~ lake place at the November the American ChW'ches mean . to these people. . " of their gowns, and wore white Simpsqn, Monaco, Pa.; Mr. meeting. Original pictures · of the Mrs. Cross presided at the : gold cross necklaCes, gifts and Mrs. Lester Siinpsoil, business meeting during which countcy and its people were · :! from the bride. IndustrY, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. : Flower girl was Mias Christy Joseph Eblich and daughter, ·it was voted to increase the .displayed by Mrs. Grimm. : Ann Dye, and Jeffrey Ray · Cleveland; Mr. imd Mrs. ·missionary pledge for !974. II They were sent by Steve Shuler .. McMahon was the rtngbearer.· Richard Gilkey, Gallipolis was also decided to assist .in stationed in Thailand ·with the : Paul Simpsorr, Jr., Pomeroy, Ferry, W. Va.; Mrs. Eestie remodeling . the local church. armed forces, to his mother, Mrs. Shuler presented the Mrs. Ernest Shuler. .. : brother of the groom, was the Parsons, Mrs. Josephine Dean, Refreshments were '!"rved :: best man . Ushers were and Mrs. Wanda Halley, all of program on missions titled by the hostess, Mrs . Hill, "Love of God Around the • Michael Martln, Chester; Point Pleasant,W. Va, World". Readings were given assisted by Mrs. Dugan. • ' ' '. I 79~. BOLOGNA CHUNK STYLE 99~8. A SLICED PORK LOlN 1 CENTERS ¢ & FIRST MIXED • LB. 9 PC. .BEVER,AGE SET · 64 OZ. PITCHER 8 - 11 OZ. GlASSES MADRID COLOR BY ANCHOR HOCKING IGA WHITE .. I \ GALLON. CARTON .KERR . CANNING JARS QT. .... 66 JELLY LASSES CASE .CASE OF 12 ·vows solemnized • -· • ~ ; MIDDLEPORT-Apicnicof Mllls,Mrs . EthelHughes,Mrs. ~ . the Jolly Bunch Sewing Club E"velyn Grueser, Mrs. Ger: members was beld Tuesday trude Miller, Mrs. Helen RACINE - Mrs. Bertha fashio11ed belllng. Attending • evening at the Rutland home of · Reynolds, Mrs. Betty Cline, Wolfe, Great Bend, is an- were Mr. and Mrs . . Chesler . : Mrs. Vernon Weber with Mrs. · Mrs. Freila Mitch, Mrs . .Lillian . nouncing the wedding . of her Simpson, Racine;.Charles and : Marjorie Milhoan and · Miss Smith, Mrs. Alma Miller, Mrs, daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Glenn, Rose Cl!l'ry, Herbert and Maty :: Mae Weber as co-hostess. · .Jane . Gilkey , Mrs. Edith Antiquity, to David Sayre, son Roush, Jimmy O'Brien, Mrs. :: Attending were Mrs. Nora Jividen, Mrs. Mary ·Jean of ll'ir. and Mrs. Herbert Sayre, Mildred Spencer, Mrs. Lois • .Harrison, Mrs. · Beatrice Rt. 2; Racine Thursday Allen, Cindy and Keith. The :! Robson . and her . , grand- . evening at the home of Mrs. group was treated with candy j ·' !laughter, Jody Custer. · Mlldrell Spencer. .Rev: and coffee by the newlyweds. Freeland. Norris, Racine, ·of'" PTA TO MEET · .ficiated. .: POMEROY - The P,omeroy , IN HOSPITAL : PTA will meet ~~ 7:30 p.m. MIOI:>LEPORT _ Timothy , The bride's attendant was · REYNOLDS soLD MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UPi) : Monday, ... with open · Dale Lawrence; Middleport Mrs. Spencer. A reception followed at. the . -The Milwaukee Brewers an.. classrooms, Robert Mor.ris, Hill, san of Mrs. Jimm . y King, : prinCipal, ~!lllounced in · ot>. home of Mrs. Spencer. Others nounced Friday Iiley had sold : servance of American ia a medloal patient at .the attending were Mr. and Mrs. pitcher Ken Reynolds to Tulsa :: Education Week. . Mrs. Holzer Medical Center, Room . Ralph Shain. · of the American Association 516 : Jeanette Thomas; .ad- ' · Mr . .and Mrs. Say~e are.- and shipped vetetan Chris · living at the bride's home In Short to Evansville, also of the . • mlnlstrator for Meigs Communlty School, wlll apeak on VISIT HERE Antiquity. Mrs. Sayre is ~m- . AnleriClln Association. : the .5 mill bond Issue fouchool · MIDDLEPO!tT ~ Mr. and . ployed as·cook at Letar.t Falls Sltortposteda3-5recordwlth • construction: Meigh Local · Mrs. Bob Mitch, Wheeling, Elementary. SChool. Sayre ia .a 5.13 · earned run average . ; SCh.ool diatrict board member . have been bere visiting their employed iri Pomeroy. during the 1973 season. Rey-' : candidates are lnvitad to at- · parents, Mr. 81\d Mrs. ·John 'on Monday evening a few of oolda was with Milwaukee only '" tend· and Judy &o.ttam will Scil)eS and Mr. and Mrs. Perry the friends of the newlyweds briefly, appearing In seven : t8Jt on POD cOnics. ·The Sixth Mil(:h. Mrs. Seines Is. a patient gathered at their home . and · timings, taking one loss and : grade will have refrelbllienta. at the Holzer. Medical Center. surpriBed them with an old posting a 7.36 ERA. ' . ") 191.\ JOl)' mar· Ruhy . in< • I"' PORK SAUSAGE SWIFT PREMIUM All MEAT VALVOLINE PERMANENT ANTI-FREEZE GALLON :§ PANT • DuPonl's reg. T.M. . Mens Work BootS or Shoes Playing forty tournamc.?nt s a ycn.r :nH.l prncti.c lng flircc hours name po lyeste r. COUNTRY STYLE HOMEMADE ·RICHARD DeMOSS, husband of the former Esther Hawley of Meigs County ,Is having a rath~r bad )ime of it and the family thinks cards from home might help. He is confined to the Veterans Hospital at Iron Mountain, Mich., Ward 4, and the zip is 49801: It's ex'pecled that he will be there for another six weeks for treatment. The family lives at Rhindelander, Wis., and Mrs. Hawley is there with their six children ranging in age from six to 16. · ~· Sewing club h,as picn.ic • OR "Yes. I'n¥ rough on sl:Jcks,'' s<Jys Tom Shaw, fou r· t·im c profc"'"'-inn nl gu ll' cllamrit)ri. That's w h v ~my tilkc a tip fro nl Tom : (heck <)uta pai r of S;nlS;abch Sl ack~. 'Jaymar. _'You'll fi nd a f1mta-stic selection of pntterns ur.1d . · i n .J<..~ym ar·s No-Quit Knits·1i'l.(lf JOOCC Dncr· OJI ~ , the 1-LB. PKG. . .· MENS . ' DRESS SHOES . Sunday Is Last Day! i~ qu~llit~·· . ·~ $2 00 · OFF THE . . . 'MARKED PRICE ON ANY PAIR OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES "]wear them six days a week ... •ind somet imeS tw ice on Sunday!'' ... ~·. :f OFF . ' '.1 .~ ,• = All Regular ,sl.94 "YOUR CAPRICE" BRAND ~ THE MEIGS County Christmas Flower Show planning is well underway and the theme this year will 'be "Jolly Old St. Nicholas," with lines of the song beipg used for. the classes of the artistic arrangements division. The Christmas sitow is alwa~ one of the nicest staged by the Garden Club Association and attracts the most visitors. Jean Parker who hegan plaming for the show before her illness set the show dates for Dec. 1 and 2 and secured the Pomeroy Elementary School auditorium and foyer. Margaret Ella Lewis has just completed the schedule, quite wide-ranged insOfar as designs are concerned, whic~ should lend itself nicely to originality and imagination for competitive garden club members and others who want to try their hand al being creative ~with flowers . Traditionally, the show has been held on lhe Saturday and Sunday following Thanksgiving. It was chang~ this year because some memhers felt cooking turkey leftovers for company' on Friday and making· flower arrangements wasn't a good combination. Then, too, some were oul-<>f-town - therefore, the change. UMW elects officers FOR - Silver Bridge.Plaza or Mason Regular $1.27 Pair · Seamless 2 PLAZA Sunday-Final Day of Sale! WOMEN$ PANTY HOSE . e PT. PLEASANT e MASON e SILVER BRIDGE Sunday Special Available At 3 Stores ONLY! ..--...:..-- ~~w,o l l\ IF PRODUCT ~ OR PERFORMANCE '\.,.,_ IS DEFECTIVE & ,)O REPORTED i>h. ~46-0687 $4 State St. ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS ',; - Wedding vows exchanged i. HOUSE OF MUSIC Sunday-Final Day of Sale! I Mrs. Gary Lee Simpson BRU·NICARDI . Congressman Clarence . E. ~ once rnin g the Federal pleased that so many parents Miller's office will conduct an Government should slop in to atlen de d the co nfere nces , open door sessi.on fr,om 9·11' discuss them. herewith commended them for showing they are .i nterested in their children's progresS. es tablis hed i n par ent.feacher Confc r ~ n ces. By us ing ··.t he confer ence · method of evalmiti11g the ch il d r en's pr ogress, cqrh ehild is examined indiv idually rather Shan being compared to his peers. Tt is felt by the teachers the~t children ca n be expected to make only the amoun t of prog ress of .which they are ca pable r~nd al Br adbury they a re expected to wor k to the lim it of their lear ning Capacity. In the · in d ividua li ze d To ~ nn 1 , first considc ratior) TO Jl'_' ~ CONSUMER B;<J ~ • 9. Everyo ne having questions · of ' ' \ PARENTS' MAGAZINE WITH PADDED BENCH a.m. at the Common Pleas A Courtroom in Pomeroy-on 9ct. ' _.. !( bV child can be developed through two.way co mm uni catio n S IIAW --~ A•l:~Operi Ch>mfl '"" I %Q Charriplon Parent conferences held COMING TUESDAY POMEROY . '• ' ~.)"'..~~~ANI"e,~...., tq ~ $595·· the Bob Evans Fann Festival Oct. 12-14 at Rio Grande, Ohio. This will be one of many demonstrations and exhibits of arts and crafts that will be pa~t of the three ..day.festival. In addition, the Farm Festival will feature continuous free en- · tertainment. There is no admission charge or parking (ees for this, the largest farm festival in the midwest. t \ ' ~. ,.,_~ I Sr. Citizens Calendar • •• •15 PLY eSITKA SP~UCE SOUNOINGBOARD . eREENFORCED MOTH RESISTANT HAMMERS e12 YEAR' WARRANTY •3 PEDAL · eUP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY or arrangements '• ;'lt"'fil POPLAR. SLICED BACON POMEROY - Dr. and Mrs. Richard Fox, that's th ~ former Ann Holler, have moved to Lebanon where Dr. Fox ·is now associated in practice with another QPtometrist. He had previously been teaching in t!ie'Sehool of Optometry at Ohio State. Ann, a registerednW'se, had worked at University Hospital since her graduation from State. CurrenUy, she's taking a "breather" from hospital work to get the large older home they 've .rented In living order. Thet:~ she'll be retW'ning to work. ACT's 19i4 qtmpaigli will be tp highlight the need of adoptiVe ,- Ilin1 Cro.by Natoon~ l • world body. The American delegation did not join the prolesl. the .~ Doral KAHN'S problems are in this fwld. GALLIPOLIS - The Scnlor ' ·~ paper forms processing system Citizens Center located in the • .o£its type in the world and as a Holze r Hospital 'Bui ld ing, ~~:'~esult of this efficiency the Ceda r Stree t entrance, is open • ,._Postal Service expects to save Monday through Friday from 9 ~about $1.6 mi11ton a yea r," a.m . to 3 p.m. The sc hed~le of ::.:'Postmaster Bane said. events for thi s week : :::: He said a new money order Oct. 8, closed, "'!r~.imprinter will r epla c~ t~ e Oc t. 9, all craft work , 9-3. :-!'punch machine no~ in use . Oct. 10, fl ower making class, ~:. ••The imprinter is based on the 1-3 p.!Jl. '::;:same method of printing as the Oct. 11, work on crafts for ~credit p~ rd imprinters used in fe s tival, 9-3 p.m.; potluck #.--department stores, restaurants supper 6:30 p.m. Bring ca rd ' ·<~and gas stations. ll is designed l.qb1es. ·..;:.!Q save time and effort at the Oct. ' 12, .Bob Eva ns Far ms -~ . ostal window," Postmaster Festi va l booth, also open Oct. "' ""·Bane said. 13 an d 14. TOM MEETING SET UP KE'Y BISCAYNE , Fla. UP 1 I) :_ President Nixon will meet with his IQP e~onom• c advisers next week to seek new ways of keeping prices fro(ll resuming an inflatiOnary climb. WALKOUT BIGGEST UNITEO NATIONS !UP! )Delegates from 100 countries walked out of the General Assemgly Friday in a major pr otes t aga ins t the white minority rule of South Africa and its policy of racial segregation. A member of the Onit,ci Stales delegation called it the " mos t massive" boycott in the '2>-year history of the - ' ,.. I ' I /I . -· .I .. ; • �• .' I ' ·j • - 8- TheSundayTimcs-SentineJ.Snnda) ,Ort 7,1973 - =-rllCT to host R ep. Ball r . J McARTHUR - Claire Bali. r epr~senta.H ve to the :"" Ge'neral Assembly for Vinton. \'mum CountJ Nalion<.il B:mk !lllllllllr Athens, Hocking, Washington Nt'wsonw. ::- =:; Jr., A and pa rt of Jackson Counlie-s, : will attend the reguJar meet mg ~ of Ohjo Valley ChapU,r. Adopta-Ch ild Today here at the ,.,.. Bmldmg 1rcar entr;_mu'l at 8 p .n~ . on Od<Jber 12. Ed1th \ ' mlon Count~ Children's ~n·in·~ WorkPr. \\til bt• thP rt~source pf'rsOJL Ball S<tid he wanl,- tu hear how people feel about the bill pending before the Hous(' on - _ ew $100-$300 · money order . :. offered soon . - GALLIPOLIS - A new money order. its limit faised - from 1100 to $300 per order, will .- be av~ ilable at Gallipolis post r:. ornce on Oct . 13, according to ( : Postmaster Richard Bane. The :;new system can save both the •• customer_ and U. S. Postal ·:;Service m oney. Buyers of the . :;:new money or der will pay one :-fee - 40 cen ts - for money i ::"'orders valued from $50.01 ' to ; :" $300. Fees for the lesser t· amounts will remain the same. .,. "Under the old "system, a -. ;.$300 money order would in. ::.. yolv'e three 40 cent fees for a ::,_ iota! of $.1.20. The new syst,m ~":wil1 provide a two.t hir ds .;: reduction to 40 cen ts," Post· - master Bane said. The Postal Service has ·~~ .. centralized admi~is trati on of ......... • Its money order sysU,m at the ~.;:. Postal Data Center in St. Louis. ·"':.,It has the most advan ced '., adoption. anrl what J10m es for school~agc childr<'n. as th('re an.' many to be plt.~ced . .. Another topic of discussion will be the fall campout scheduled for the weekend 6! Oct. 19 al Cam p Francis Asbury .. Martha Grim and Donna Pariseau Qf Wellston <:If(' in charge f.or the camp, to which all adop tive parents are. invited from all O\'Cr lhc state. Laymen and professionals will speak on adopti ve situations and there · will be . much fellowship among those who attend the camp. . ACT's goal is to help children of every age and handicap find a permanent home. Persons interested in more information should call Mrs. Newsome or Donna Pariseau (384-4371 J. PRICES STARlAT. .. . " MRS. BEVERLY l.OIJI!)EN ~ARES her en.thusiasm and talent for weaving with her children, all of whom started weaving when they were 2 years old. Newcomer, J ennife~ , 2 1 1~ and veterans, Amy, 7 and Will, 5 will be on hand with their mother to demonstrate the use of the t.wo harness looms at - .~--------------~----------, M!DDLF:f'ORT .-. Parent confer:ences were held at the Bradbury School Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons and evenings of last wee k. The school, with an enrollment of 125 children , was hosl to 122 adults who came to learn about r e presentative 01'<"~ Ch:.mr•on 1 %~ . Ha hi1an 0['K'n · · 1 ~11 Pro-Am Ch:o!Hp oun 1 ~71 Pror..,,.oul , -.,...,. Covnny Club O.<~vs Gallipolis OPEN Sunday DRESS UP YOUR DIAMOND I P.M. · · their children's progress. Report cards are not used at to Bradbury School be cause teache rs thc re.f cel that a m uch better understanding of each 'progra ri1 at Bradbury children 1r ~ worki ng· on many levels of ility and the ir activities on •t'tese levels are explained to Jlarents in the conferences. Through lhis .improved teaehel-~parent relationship , the child benefits both al home and at school as the ad ul ts ' around hifn look at him mor~ as ~m individuaL The B1·adbu ry teachers, 6 P.M.- Your ' diamond will l oo k branp new in one of our beaut iful modern se tt ings. Rings, pi ns, pendants . . . . . bri lliance of vour diamond. ('LARK'S JEWELRY STORE 342 Second Ave . Gallipolis, HASH GLASSWARE We have Christmas flowers to put out ._· so we must sell our remaining fall flowers a.t big reductions .- Don't Wait! ., eac h to enhance t he true 2 0 ·FOR Shop Pt. All American . made - Our everyday discount glassware ori saie at a fantastic low price - Sunday Only. 12' $100 Plea~nt pr. ·INFA.NTS SLEEP N' 'PLAY SETS $}00 ·tor . REGULAR ·PRICES ON This Christmas Give SANSABELT JI® Slacks .- • ' ' Entire Stock On Sale SUNDAY ONLY! SUNDAY ONLY! day., T om. lik e.? all golf prof('..:,..:.inna l,s,. rnu ~t not on.ly .hit WOMENS FALL SWEATERS hu t !t)Ok we ll- on th l: cour -;~,.· and off . -,'' OFF THE .PR.ICE ON ·. ANY · Y2. PRICE GIRLS · sUIT I S~e 3 to 14 MIDDLEPORT - A white James Ferguson, Rutland; wedding arch decorated witll Ricllacd Gilkey, Galllpoiis greenery and white mwns Ferry, W. · Va., ¥nd Randy flanked by wedding tapers in Simpson, Ponleroy. They were candelabra and vases of presented tie tacks . by the gladioli, mums and yell(M( groom . roses decorated the .chancel of For her daughter's wedding, • the Middleport Church of Mrs. Wigal wore a light blue IF THE FIRST 60 years are the hardest, then Mr. and Mrs. Christ for the wedding of Miss polyester gown in A-line Charles Woode of Chester REALLY have it made. They've been ' .. Sue Ann Grogan to Gary Lee styling, trimmed with white married 62 years. Simpson. lace. Mrs. Simpson chose.- an The couple observed their 62nd wedding anniversary Sept. 211 The bride Is the daughter of aqua blue .<fress with lace . with a dinner at the home of their son-in~aw and daughter , Mr. - .•• _,. Chester. Wigal, Mid- sleeves and a lace accent at the and Mrs. Willard Hines. Next month, Mrs. Woode wiil be 8~, and ~,dleport, and ·bridegroom Is the front. Both Mrs. Wigal and In January, Mr. Woode'will .be 92. ,, ..~ son Mr. and M.r8." Paul Mrs. Simpson wore white Our belated congratulations on the anniversary! Simpson, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. carnation corsages. ' The wedding was an event of A reception honoring the FRIENDS WIU. be happy .to hear that Nancy Jo Clatwor!hy 7:30pm., Aug. 25with the Rev . . couple 'was held in the chW'ch Is recuperating nicely at the home of her parents, Roy and Raullin Moyer officiating. Mrs. social room with the Philathea Pauline Mayer. N had quite a bout with illness - the Merlyn RO&! was orgaru.t, and Women of the church ·in cause ~~till un ' nnined - butls Improving now. vocal seleetions by Mr. Ross chllrge. Mrs. Barbara MeHer fir real outing was last Sunday when she attended the Included "0 Perfect Love," . Mahon registered the guests recognition program for Mrs. Frances Reib!!l at Trinity Church. "Because," "We've Only Ju~t and presiding at the table were · Nancy Joe, hospitalized for several weeks first at the Holzer Begun" and "The Lord's. Mrs. Jolm Baker and Mrs. Medical Center and then at a hospital in Huntington, asks that we ~ Prayer." Jerry Cougar. ex~d her thanks to those who remembered her with prayers, · The bride was escorted to the The bride's table featured a · flowers and cards. Among those who sent cards were several of . altar by· her lrother, .Larry lour tiered wedding cake the children at the Middleport Elementary Sehool where she had . Grogan . .~ was at)ired In a trimmed with yellow rosebuds been secretary for the past two years. . . · white · gown of bridal s;~tin and greenery. Columns It'sso nice to be remembered. · fashioned with an empire . separated the tiers of the cake, waiat, and A-line skirt which which was tQPped with the THOSE 83 senior citiwns who went on a hayride and wiener , terminated in a chape! length traditional bridal figures . The ro~st at the Edson HollOn farm near Racine Thursday. may be train. The bodice and sleeves . tapers were In silver carr old in years but they are certainly young at heart. were lace over ·sheer polyester dleholders. Other table ap. Eleanor Thomas and the staff at the Seniot Citizens Center and a - deep· flounce of lace . pointmenta were also silver. who accompanied the group on the outing are the first to admit . JIUITOWlded the bottom of the . Philathea Women assisting that they weretbe tired O!)esat day's end. In fact, when it was all _ sldrt and the train. The trlde's were Mias Frances Roush, over, the question from the senior-citizens was : ~~ When can we do Pearl Reynolds, it again?" bouffant illusion veil fell from a · • Mrs. . ·• Camelot headpieee. She wore Mrs . . Don Erwin, Mrs. For several ill the grO\Ip it was a "first" - .they had neither •' dlalllQild earrings, glfts from Grace Pratt, ·Mrs . Ches- been on a hayride nor roasted a wiener OVI!r an open fired; · ": the groom. The bride's bouquet ter Erwin. and Mrs . Too often we think of a senior citizen as sqmeone who just ': was of yellow rosebuds and Flossie Allensworth. . . waitta to 's itandseworrockand read. Not so, saydthe staff at the ·~ green and white mwns· with . For a wedding trip to Nor- Center. More and more they are finding that action and activity . greenery and baby's breath. them Ohio, the bride changed are what older Meigs Countiaits really want. Attendants for the bride were into a green ·polyester A-lfue Mrs. EIBme Grogan, Mason, dress trimm~d with · white W.Va., matron of honor, Mrs. daisies at the neckline, on the !ltaron French, Middleport, sleeves and bodice. She wore Miss Debbie Runnel, Pcmeroy, the corsage from her bridal Mrs. Janet Simpson, Pomeroy, bouquet. LETART FALLS - Mrs. by Mrs. Enna Wilson, Mrs. and Miss Peggy Imboden, The couple resides at 427 Middleport; Miss Simpson and South Third Ave., Middleport. Ernest Shuler was elected Bell, Mrs. Marjorie Roush, :: Mrs. French wore. mint green A graduate ·of Meigs High. . president of the United Mrs. Alice Balser, Mrs. Shirley Women's Dugan, Mrs. Hill and Mrs. gowns with plctll!'e hats of · Sehool, the new MrS; Simp60n ·· Methodist Association of the Letart Falls Shuler. . .. white, tied with ribbon to is OIIIPloyed at the Pleasant Mrs. ChW'ch when the group met Grimm then gave a talk ~. match their gowns, and Miss Valley Hospital, · Point :l Hwmel and Miss Imboden Pleasant, W. Va. Simpson is recently at ,the home of Mrs. on misSions and relig~on in . · Thailand. She reported that 90 :: were attired In yellow gowns also a graduate of Meigs High Inez Hill.. . Other officers elected were pet. of the people there• are : and picture hats. Mrs. Grogan Sehool and is employed at the Mrs. Chlorus Grinim, vice Buddist, seven pel. are Moslem ~ wore a yellow A-line gown with . Walker Textram Corp., president; Mrs. Nora Cross, and only three pet. are • the bodice·'" and sleeves of ParkersbW'g, W. Va. secretary; Mrs. Irma Hill, Christian. She described the : chiffon and lace. She also wore Ouk>f.county guests at the ; a white picture hat trimmed wedding were Mr. and Mrs. treasurer. Named chairwoman life of the .poor class of people :: with . ribbon the color of her · Jerry cougar, Orange, Calif.; of the nominating was MJ's. who live in the hill country and ., gown. The attendants .carried Mrs. Stanley Potter, Glendale, .· L9is Bell. The installation will stated how much the gifts of colonial bouquets in the colors Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Orri~ lake place at the November the American ChW'ches mean . to these people. . " of their gowns, and wore white Simpsqn, Monaco, Pa.; Mr. meeting. Original pictures · of the Mrs. Cross presided at the : gold cross necklaCes, gifts and Mrs. Lester Siinpsoil, business meeting during which countcy and its people were · :! from the bride. IndustrY, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. : Flower girl was Mias Christy Joseph Eblich and daughter, ·it was voted to increase the .displayed by Mrs. Grimm. : Ann Dye, and Jeffrey Ray · Cleveland; Mr. imd Mrs. ·missionary pledge for !974. II They were sent by Steve Shuler .. McMahon was the rtngbearer.· Richard Gilkey, Gallipolis was also decided to assist .in stationed in Thailand ·with the : Paul Simpsorr, Jr., Pomeroy, Ferry, W. Va.; Mrs. Eestie remodeling . the local church. armed forces, to his mother, Mrs. Shuler presented the Mrs. Ernest Shuler. .. : brother of the groom, was the Parsons, Mrs. Josephine Dean, Refreshments were '!"rved :: best man . Ushers were and Mrs. Wanda Halley, all of program on missions titled by the hostess, Mrs . Hill, "Love of God Around the • Michael Martln, Chester; Point Pleasant,W. Va, World". Readings were given assisted by Mrs. Dugan. • ' ' '. I 79~. BOLOGNA CHUNK STYLE 99~8. A SLICED PORK LOlN 1 CENTERS ¢ & FIRST MIXED • LB. 9 PC. .BEVER,AGE SET · 64 OZ. PITCHER 8 - 11 OZ. GlASSES MADRID COLOR BY ANCHOR HOCKING IGA WHITE .. I \ GALLON. CARTON .KERR . CANNING JARS QT. .... 66 JELLY LASSES CASE .CASE OF 12 ·vows solemnized • -· • ~ ; MIDDLEPORT-Apicnicof Mllls,Mrs . EthelHughes,Mrs. ~ . the Jolly Bunch Sewing Club E"velyn Grueser, Mrs. Ger: members was beld Tuesday trude Miller, Mrs. Helen RACINE - Mrs. Bertha fashio11ed belllng. Attending • evening at the Rutland home of · Reynolds, Mrs. Betty Cline, Wolfe, Great Bend, is an- were Mr. and Mrs . . Chesler . : Mrs. Vernon Weber with Mrs. · Mrs. Freila Mitch, Mrs . .Lillian . nouncing the wedding . of her Simpson, Racine;.Charles and : Marjorie Milhoan and · Miss Smith, Mrs. Alma Miller, Mrs, daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Glenn, Rose Cl!l'ry, Herbert and Maty :: Mae Weber as co-hostess. · .Jane . Gilkey , Mrs. Edith Antiquity, to David Sayre, son Roush, Jimmy O'Brien, Mrs. :: Attending were Mrs. Nora Jividen, Mrs. Mary ·Jean of ll'ir. and Mrs. Herbert Sayre, Mildred Spencer, Mrs. Lois • .Harrison, Mrs. · Beatrice Rt. 2; Racine Thursday Allen, Cindy and Keith. The :! Robson . and her . , grand- . evening at the home of Mrs. group was treated with candy j ·' !laughter, Jody Custer. · Mlldrell Spencer. .Rev: and coffee by the newlyweds. Freeland. Norris, Racine, ·of'" PTA TO MEET · .ficiated. .: POMEROY - The P,omeroy , IN HOSPITAL : PTA will meet ~~ 7:30 p.m. MIOI:>LEPORT _ Timothy , The bride's attendant was · REYNOLDS soLD MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UPi) : Monday, ... with open · Dale Lawrence; Middleport Mrs. Spencer. A reception followed at. the . -The Milwaukee Brewers an.. classrooms, Robert Mor.ris, Hill, san of Mrs. Jimm . y King, : prinCipal, ~!lllounced in · ot>. home of Mrs. Spencer. Others nounced Friday Iiley had sold : servance of American ia a medloal patient at .the attending were Mr. and Mrs. pitcher Ken Reynolds to Tulsa :: Education Week. . Mrs. Holzer Medical Center, Room . Ralph Shain. · of the American Association 516 : Jeanette Thomas; .ad- ' · Mr . .and Mrs. Say~e are.- and shipped vetetan Chris · living at the bride's home In Short to Evansville, also of the . • mlnlstrator for Meigs Communlty School, wlll apeak on VISIT HERE Antiquity. Mrs. Sayre is ~m- . AnleriClln Association. : the .5 mill bond Issue fouchool · MIDDLEPO!tT ~ Mr. and . ployed as·cook at Letar.t Falls Sltortposteda3-5recordwlth • construction: Meigh Local · Mrs. Bob Mitch, Wheeling, Elementary. SChool. Sayre ia .a 5.13 · earned run average . ; SCh.ool diatrict board member . have been bere visiting their employed iri Pomeroy. during the 1973 season. Rey-' : candidates are lnvitad to at- · parents, Mr. 81\d Mrs. ·John 'on Monday evening a few of oolda was with Milwaukee only '" tend· and Judy &o.ttam will Scil)eS and Mr. and Mrs. Perry the friends of the newlyweds briefly, appearing In seven : t8Jt on POD cOnics. ·The Sixth Mil(:h. Mrs. Seines Is. a patient gathered at their home . and · timings, taking one loss and : grade will have refrelbllienta. at the Holzer. Medical Center. surpriBed them with an old posting a 7.36 ERA. ' . ") 191.\ JOl)' mar· Ruhy . in< • I"' PORK SAUSAGE SWIFT PREMIUM All MEAT VALVOLINE PERMANENT ANTI-FREEZE GALLON :§ PANT • DuPonl's reg. T.M. . Mens Work BootS or Shoes Playing forty tournamc.?nt s a ycn.r :nH.l prncti.c lng flircc hours name po lyeste r. COUNTRY STYLE HOMEMADE ·RICHARD DeMOSS, husband of the former Esther Hawley of Meigs County ,Is having a rath~r bad )ime of it and the family thinks cards from home might help. He is confined to the Veterans Hospital at Iron Mountain, Mich., Ward 4, and the zip is 49801: It's ex'pecled that he will be there for another six weeks for treatment. The family lives at Rhindelander, Wis., and Mrs. Hawley is there with their six children ranging in age from six to 16. · ~· Sewing club h,as picn.ic • OR "Yes. I'n¥ rough on sl:Jcks,'' s<Jys Tom Shaw, fou r· t·im c profc"'"'-inn nl gu ll' cllamrit)ri. That's w h v ~my tilkc a tip fro nl Tom : (heck <)uta pai r of S;nlS;abch Sl ack~. 'Jaymar. _'You'll fi nd a f1mta-stic selection of pntterns ur.1d . · i n .J<..~ym ar·s No-Quit Knits·1i'l.(lf JOOCC Dncr· OJI ~ , the 1-LB. PKG. . .· MENS . ' DRESS SHOES . Sunday Is Last Day! i~ qu~llit~·· . ·~ $2 00 · OFF THE . . . 'MARKED PRICE ON ANY PAIR OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES "]wear them six days a week ... •ind somet imeS tw ice on Sunday!'' ... ~·. :f OFF . ' '.1 .~ ,• = All Regular ,sl.94 "YOUR CAPRICE" BRAND ~ THE MEIGS County Christmas Flower Show planning is well underway and the theme this year will 'be "Jolly Old St. Nicholas," with lines of the song beipg used for. the classes of the artistic arrangements division. The Christmas sitow is alwa~ one of the nicest staged by the Garden Club Association and attracts the most visitors. Jean Parker who hegan plaming for the show before her illness set the show dates for Dec. 1 and 2 and secured the Pomeroy Elementary School auditorium and foyer. Margaret Ella Lewis has just completed the schedule, quite wide-ranged insOfar as designs are concerned, whic~ should lend itself nicely to originality and imagination for competitive garden club members and others who want to try their hand al being creative ~with flowers . Traditionally, the show has been held on lhe Saturday and Sunday following Thanksgiving. It was chang~ this year because some memhers felt cooking turkey leftovers for company' on Friday and making· flower arrangements wasn't a good combination. Then, too, some were oul-<>f-town - therefore, the change. UMW elects officers FOR - Silver Bridge.Plaza or Mason Regular $1.27 Pair · Seamless 2 PLAZA Sunday-Final Day of Sale! WOMEN$ PANTY HOSE . e PT. PLEASANT e MASON e SILVER BRIDGE Sunday Special Available At 3 Stores ONLY! ..--...:..-- ~~w,o l l\ IF PRODUCT ~ OR PERFORMANCE '\.,.,_ IS DEFECTIVE & ,)O REPORTED i>h. ~46-0687 $4 State St. ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS ',; - Wedding vows exchanged i. HOUSE OF MUSIC Sunday-Final Day of Sale! I Mrs. Gary Lee Simpson BRU·NICARDI . Congressman Clarence . E. ~ once rnin g the Federal pleased that so many parents Miller's office will conduct an Government should slop in to atlen de d the co nfere nces , open door sessi.on fr,om 9·11' discuss them. herewith commended them for showing they are .i nterested in their children's progresS. es tablis hed i n par ent.feacher Confc r ~ n ces. By us ing ··.t he confer ence · method of evalmiti11g the ch il d r en's pr ogress, cqrh ehild is examined indiv idually rather Shan being compared to his peers. Tt is felt by the teachers the~t children ca n be expected to make only the amoun t of prog ress of .which they are ca pable r~nd al Br adbury they a re expected to wor k to the lim it of their lear ning Capacity. In the · in d ividua li ze d To ~ nn 1 , first considc ratior) TO Jl'_' ~ CONSUMER B;<J ~ • 9. Everyo ne having questions · of ' ' \ PARENTS' MAGAZINE WITH PADDED BENCH a.m. at the Common Pleas A Courtroom in Pomeroy-on 9ct. ' _.. !( bV child can be developed through two.way co mm uni catio n S IIAW --~ A•l:~Operi Ch>mfl '"" I %Q Charriplon Parent conferences held COMING TUESDAY POMEROY . '• ' ~.)"'..~~~ANI"e,~...., tq ~ $595·· the Bob Evans Fann Festival Oct. 12-14 at Rio Grande, Ohio. This will be one of many demonstrations and exhibits of arts and crafts that will be pa~t of the three ..day.festival. In addition, the Farm Festival will feature continuous free en- · tertainment. There is no admission charge or parking (ees for this, the largest farm festival in the midwest. t \ ' ~. ,.,_~ I Sr. Citizens Calendar • •• •15 PLY eSITKA SP~UCE SOUNOINGBOARD . eREENFORCED MOTH RESISTANT HAMMERS e12 YEAR' WARRANTY •3 PEDAL · eUP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY or arrangements '• ;'lt"'fil POPLAR. SLICED BACON POMEROY - Dr. and Mrs. Richard Fox, that's th ~ former Ann Holler, have moved to Lebanon where Dr. Fox ·is now associated in practice with another QPtometrist. He had previously been teaching in t!ie'Sehool of Optometry at Ohio State. Ann, a registerednW'se, had worked at University Hospital since her graduation from State. CurrenUy, she's taking a "breather" from hospital work to get the large older home they 've .rented In living order. Thet:~ she'll be retW'ning to work. ACT's 19i4 qtmpaigli will be tp highlight the need of adoptiVe ,- Ilin1 Cro.by Natoon~ l • world body. The American delegation did not join the prolesl. the .~ Doral KAHN'S problems are in this fwld. GALLIPOLIS - The Scnlor ' ·~ paper forms processing system Citizens Center located in the • .o£its type in the world and as a Holze r Hospital 'Bui ld ing, ~~:'~esult of this efficiency the Ceda r Stree t entrance, is open • ,._Postal Service expects to save Monday through Friday from 9 ~about $1.6 mi11ton a yea r," a.m . to 3 p.m. The sc hed~le of ::.:'Postmaster Bane said. events for thi s week : :::: He said a new money order Oct. 8, closed, "'!r~.imprinter will r epla c~ t~ e Oc t. 9, all craft work , 9-3. :-!'punch machine no~ in use . Oct. 10, fl ower making class, ~:. ••The imprinter is based on the 1-3 p.!Jl. '::;:same method of printing as the Oct. 11, work on crafts for ~credit p~ rd imprinters used in fe s tival, 9-3 p.m.; potluck #.--department stores, restaurants supper 6:30 p.m. Bring ca rd ' ·<~and gas stations. ll is designed l.qb1es. ·..;:.!Q save time and effort at the Oct. ' 12, .Bob Eva ns Far ms -~ . ostal window," Postmaster Festi va l booth, also open Oct. "' ""·Bane said. 13 an d 14. TOM MEETING SET UP KE'Y BISCAYNE , Fla. UP 1 I) :_ President Nixon will meet with his IQP e~onom• c advisers next week to seek new ways of keeping prices fro(ll resuming an inflatiOnary climb. WALKOUT BIGGEST UNITEO NATIONS !UP! )Delegates from 100 countries walked out of the General Assemgly Friday in a major pr otes t aga ins t the white minority rule of South Africa and its policy of racial segregation. A member of the Onit,ci Stales delegation called it the " mos t massive" boycott in the '2>-year history of the - ' ,.. I ' I /I . -· .I .. ; • �I •• .,' ' X··=::::·:::::::!::Y::·:::·.r:::::;. ::: ;:··:--.•:•. ·.•.·.· . ·•· ·: .:· :• :·:·:.;.,. ·: .; 10 -The SWtday.T''Ile/ Sent mel, Sunday. Oct. 7. 197>. i Council endorses issue POMEROY - Endorsement of the .5 mill bond iss ue for Meigs Commumty School conslruction was given by the Me1 gs Counl.Y Council of Paren ' _, and Teachers at a meeting Thursday night ,at the Le tart Fall s Elem enta ry SchooL Mrs. Charles Gocglein, president, intr oduced Mrs. Jeanett e Th omii.s, ad~ l ' \' minislrator of the school for • ,ct.ardcd children who talked on the program and th e ' DANElLE SCQTT Fete Miss Scott prospec t.<; of buildmg a school. Thg three class'es meet in the Rutland Elementary School building and have si.nce the school was started three years ago. The Meigs County Board of . Mental Retardation has secured from the State Some commitment for partial assistance on the construction cost if the bond issue, which ·would run for a pCriod of 20 years, is POMEROY - A Raggedy Ann and Andy motif was ca rried out in decorations !or two pa rties held Thursday by Mr. and Mrs. Steven Scott, Rt. passed local1y, according to 3, Pomeroy, honor ing their Mrs. Thomas. daugh ter, Dlllle ll e Dionne, on Ann ounced at the meeting her first birthday a nniversary. was the 68th Annual· ConBalloons and streamers were vention of the Ohio Congress of s uspended from the ceiling and - Parents and Teachers, Inc., to large gold letters read " Ha ppy conve ne Sunday at the Birthday," Cake a nd ice cream SheratOn..Clevela nd Hotel in decorated in the party motif' · Clevela nd . Mrs. Richard were served to th e guests . . Va ughan, Midd le por t, the Attending were Mrs . Mi chael Dis tric t 16 director, will a ttend Stewart and Chris, Pat . CJif. the conve ntion, a feature of ford , Syracuse; Mrs. Charles which will be the judging of the Leach, Olad and Chris, Vin· cultural arts in Ohio. ·Several ton ; Mrs. Woodrow Mora and Meigs County s tudents will be grandson, Michael Frost; Mr. competing with entri es in the and Mrs , James Bearh s, stale jydging: Timothy and Scottie, Teresa Mr s. Goegle in a lso anWildermuth, Pomeroy ; Mr . nQunced that a works hop and Mrs. Michael King, Mrs . scheduled las t month a l Ohio James Mulford, Miss Kathryn . . Long and Miss Kathleen Noble, University a nd cancelled due a Cheshire ; and the ·grand ' parents, Mr. and Mrs . Charles F. Wildermuth and Allen Dill, Sr., Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. William Scott, Cheshire. .REEDSVILLE Th e Others presenting -gills to. Riverview Garden Club held it.<; Danelle. were Mr . and Mrs. Se ptember meeting a t th e Clarence. Spurrier and son, home of Mrs. Frank Bise. She Anchorage, Alaska; Miss Mary was assisted by Mrs. Gene E. Chapman, __ S,arah Koehler , Wilson . Mr. and Mrs. Allen Dill, Jr. and During the ~usiness meeting, 1 ~n , Mr.. ~ Mrs . Rollin conducted by t~he president, Bearhs, .Pomeroy; Mrs. Lillian Mrs. Donald Putman , th e Napper, Minersville; and John garden club went on record as Scott, Cheshire. supporting the additional half mill levy to be on the ballot in NoVember for a center for retard ed re~idents of Meigs County. ~votions wer~ read by Mrs. R. L. Larkins from the " Upper Room " follow ed by prayer . .• . Roll call wa s answered by naming a night .blooming pl ant. Plans were made to ea t out for POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. the October meeting at the ~ esta u rant at James Fugate, 420 Wes t Main Wilma r St., Pomeroy, will observe Parkers burg, W. Va. . Mrs. P Utma n insta ll ed the their golden wedd ing . a n. new officers for th e year . She niversary Sunday, Oct. 14. Married at Ripley , W. Va ., presented ea ch with a cil.rthey have spent all of their na_ti on and a gift. Serving as married lives in Meigs County. the new president will be Mrs. · Mr. Fugate retired 20 years ago from the Colwnbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. where he had been employed for 25 years. Mrs. Fugate ,is a life. tong member of the Trinity Chllrch. POMEROY - Mrs. Ca thy While an open house is not Swartz, Mrs. Kathy Hood and planned due to Mr. Fugate 's Mrs. Cathy Moore entertained health, a gathering of family, Wedne sday w ith a · br.iclal close friends, and neighbors , shower honoring Miss Sa ndy ~ill celebrate ·the occasion. Ya tes, br ide -e lect. of Dick lack of registrati ons, wil1 be rescheduled irr November. (t will pertain to developing more interest in PTA ~nd getting more people involved. Units were reminded that dues are payable at this time a nd that sc holarsh ip contributions are b~ing received . Program books and a listing of · delegates an~ alternates are to 'be Sent b~eaeh unit to Mrs. Goeglein attlt. 3, Pomeroy . The re si'gnation of Mrs . Janice Deem as vice president was ac ce pted and a replacement will be named at the Nov . l meeting at Mid· dlepott. Ideas for progranls..and ways in which the council can better serve the unit were solicited by the president. . Committees for the years are Mrs . Clarence Norton members hi p ; Mrs . Roy' Hannum, ma gaz ines; Mrs. Robert Duga n, fal)l i)y home life; Mrs . Robert Bishop, legis lation; Mrs. Cha rl otte Willford , budge t ; and Mr s . Howa rd Ervin, public relations. Still to be a ppointed is a cultural arts-chairperson. Hos t unit s a r e to handle devotions and hospitality for the mee lings. · Mrs. Kathryn Hill led in the pledge to the flag, with Mrs. Carrie f\ou sh , presiden t of th e Letart Falls PTA , extending the we lcome to the council r e pr es en ta tiv es . Wflli a·m .Downie-, ·a teac her at the sc hool, gave devotions. Sandwiches , cookies, pun.ch and coffee were .serv ed by the host unit. Riverview club meets Will observe annzversary Harliss Frank ; vice preside nt, Ronald Osborn e; Mrs . secr !],tary , Mrs. Roy Hannum ; treaf urer , Mrs. Gene Wilson ; flower fund, Mrs . R . E . Williams; libr a ri a n , Mr s. Clermont Ha rri s; ne ws reporte r, Mr!;i. Lyl e Balderson . Ne w ptogram books wer e given out by Mrs . Osborne. Mrs. Osborne tha nked all who helped with the pr ogram and made the program books . For the program, Mrs. David Chadwell , a guest, taug ht members to make a pressed flower picture. Ea ch rnBmber was given material to make a picture, under the instruction of Mrs. Chadwell. Mrs. Fra nk presented Mrs. Cha dwell with a gift from the club. Ga rn es were Conducted by Mrs. E rnest Whitehead. with se veral winn ing pnzes. Refreshme nts were served to 15 members and one gues t. Door prizes went · to Mrs. Walter Brown a nd Mrs . Balderson . WHY IS A MUSTANG LIKE YOUR OLD CATCHERS MilT? • "Who doesn 't . rem.ember speri dlng hours and hou rs ru bbing neatsfoot oil Into th eir li rst base ba ll glove. T h ~ more you rubb ed, the softe r and sil kier· the leathe r bec ame : and remem ber how the color changed _tO a deep, fich natural· brown. We ll now you .;;E!n get that same silky smoothness and rugged color In a pair of shoes . .. Thom MeAn MUSTANGS . From the harness look leathe r up pers to the masculine notch ed ,. we lting aRd to the .thick plan1ation cte pe sole, t he MUSTANG is a natura l addition to anY man's wa rdrobe. Also ava il able ., • heritage house · •' MIDDLEPORT Mr. and Mrs ..Keith Bragg· Slone..-Bragg vows read POj!'T FLEASANT - In a"-with venise lace a ppliques. She se ttmg a t the Belle m ead e wore a ve il with a venise lace Unit ed Methodist Chur ch , ca p holding tie r s of s ilk ~omt Pleasa nt, Aug. 25, Mtss il1usion . Her only jewelry was a Jea nette D. Slone, da ughter of pair of diamond .Jarrings. Th e Mr. a nd Mrs. Donald K. E vans, bride c arri ed a se mi·l ong LeG rand~ Blvd. , Ga llipolis , cascade of lavender or chids became the bride of Keith small · white . roses a nd Bragg, so n of . Mr. and Mrs. miniature white ca r nations. Mi ss Donna Skidmore , Robert L. Bragg , 2109 Lincoln Ave., Pomt Pl_easant. . Gallipolis, was maid of honor . Vases of white and la verider She wore a lavende r flocked mums arranged with white chiffon gown highlighted with da~ stes provided flora l . purple and white daisies. It decorations for the altar. An was fashioned with a v-neck ornamental a r ch was arranged empire waist cr ossing in th~ with lily -of.the· valley ·and front and lied 'with overlapping daisies With doves at the top of sashes in tlie back, and bishop the. arch. Candelabra w1th sleeves . Her matching hat had wh1te candles .f lanked the a wide brim. She carried a altar. The profile kneeler·was white straw bas~et of lave nder decorated . with emerald and and purple asters , white stephanotis : Pare.n ts.' ~cws daisies and white carnations. were a ccented w1th smgle Lavender ribbons fell from the crystal candelabra, while other arrangement. pews were ma rked with Attendants were Miss Linda lavender bows, Cochran LeGrande Blvd and :rhe .Rev: Bryan Blair was Mrs. Cheryl Vance, both of the offm~ahng mmister for the Gallipolis. They wore gowns of double rmg ce remony· white flocked chiffon a dorned ~u~tial mu sic was with raised purple and white prov1ded by . Mrs. Debra . daisies, styled with , bishop ~hades, . ?~~~mst . ~lections sleeves and v-neck, emp~re m~luded · ,~,~~ Guy s In Love waist, with a criss-<:ross front W1th You, Ill Never Walk which also tied with Alone ,::_, ' '.The Twelfth of oVerlapping sashes in the back Never , n " One Hand, One Their attire was completed Heart," "Theme From Love with white wide br:im hats S~o'ry, " "Clos~ ~You" and 11 A They carried· white s tra~ Time for Us. . baskets of lavender and purple The bride, escorted · by her asters, while daisies and white ~ tep-fathe:, entered the churc h carnations , · and lavender In · an A-hne sata-peau gown ribbon. · s tyled with a victorian Miss Penny . E vans, half. neckline, full b1shop sleeves sis te r of the bride a nd cathedral train detailed wa s fl ower • girl . H er' vvelcome to our vvorld. SUNDAY T.IMES.SENTINEL '. ' " ' • 10 (:(Jl]!·(•rt, '\1t_'fll0r!<:tl AudJUJrtum fin the OU t'iHnpus, :\ovembt'r 9 and 10 Thl' b<.tlltl wiJI ulso bP performm~ under a new director this year . Honald P . Socciarelli repl<:t ces former d1re1.:lor Dr : Thomas Le{', who accepted a position at the University of Texas. Mr. Socciarelli rect, ved Iu s Bachelors Degree from Itha ca College, N.Y ., in 1959 ~·nU h1s Mas ters Or Music fro~ the 'University Of Michigan in 1963. TODAY LAST DAY OF 1973 SEASON REDUCED RATE RIDE TICKETS OR One Price PER PERSON RI DE ALL RIDES- ALL DAY )1 :00 A. M. Until lO: OO P.M. PA RK ·ADM ISSI ON lOc Join th e Pun on This L11st D<iv ·' · uptials solemnized ,, hi1ll 01 I 1: Another Truckload Arrives At Rutland Furniture ' Fl NE QUALITY ~ CARPETING 1nar 501 NYLON FROM NATION'S LEADING MILLS! Saf·e s7 95 REGULAR 9.95 o! ~. SQUARE YARD INSTAllED WITH FREE PADDING _will i2 • Markins reunion held recently J. J. Davis, M.D. WEIGHT WATCHERS"PROUDLY PRESEMn m VERSION OF THE 3 UnLE PIGS. Frigidaire Clean-Up Combination: Jet Action Washer; Flowing Heat Dryer; cash refund. fr ltldel re LC3· 2 or LCT3·1 20 l •und1y Cent11r Frigida ire leundrv Pe lr (WCD3T Wuher end •ny Dryer) N am&" lpleu e prln l ) , Ad dren .' . , BAH R CLOTH~ Fa ll1973 .. a pendleton® su it check·ouL Prec i ~ion t ai loring in a ·yoked and shape{j jac ket . The skirt softly flares aS on ly pure vir ~ in '1tV9DI ERSo~nat~~~~~:~m.;~i~~~~~ . MII)OlEPORT, OHIO Also Slacks, Capes, Dress Coats, Sweaters Cil ~ . Zip Nole: Cou po~ must be recel~e d ri o la l er I~ an N.o ~~embe r .1. t913. Offe r ' ~ol d whe re >ptQ hlbl le d; l l!;((ld, 0' rn lfiCt ed by la w. Allo w approxi mately JO. da ~s alia ' ' ece! pl o J coupon 11 FI IDi da lr a l or deli very ol che ck · Ju.s t at the .time of ye~r when.you're looking for washday 'cApaclty and fabric care, Frtgldatre '" makmg •t easier than ever to get. To prove it, just check the coup-on above and see how .you can get a $10, $15 or $20 refund from Frigidaire when you buy a dependable Frigidaire Washer, Laundry Center or Washe r/ Drye r pair. · . - ' BAKE~ FURNITU·RE . '" . natching lace bolero jacket William Lee, Athens; Mr. and md a corsage of pale green Mrs. Walter Terrell an4 Billy, · "'¢bids. Mrs. Morris' cbose a Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ried, :oym of blue silk organza Pataskala; Mr. and Mrs. John ~roidered with blue and .Dean, Mr. and Mrs. John IJ'een flowers and a pale green _ Walter Dean, Pomeroy; ·Rick . Gilkey,' Athens; Mrs. · Mike "'(!hid corsage. 1 reception honoring the , Fraley and Sue Wooten, :o~ple was' held in the ,church Pomeroy; Mr .·and Mrs. Robert odal room. The brides table Markins, Athens: ea:tured ~ fQIIr-tiered. cake . o£ The day was i!Pent visiting 1p,~cot teed m white With with the younger generation, 1prtcot floral tnm. The playing games, etc. eparated tiers were adorned •lth wedding rings on one, a elr of doves on another, and a .HELP GIVEN nlidature bride and groom on POMEROY.- The .Pomeroy o~~:. At the ba~ circling the · E-R squad was called at 10:21 " ie~ed cake were eight circular a .m. Saturday for Sanford akes joined by archways. . Denny, ill at his · Pomeroy P;residing at the table wefe . ' home. He was taken to ~MI . Rosemary Neutillng, : Veterans Memorial Hospital tslcr of th~ groom, Mrs. where he was admitted. .. '" ' . 1. .. PHONE 742-4211 Ask Us About KODEL CARPETING 0 $10 cash 0$15 cash D $20cash Frl gld1 l re WCOJT We1h1t Several .Colors To Choose From· l FRIGIDAIRE CLE.AM ·UP OFFER A thought for the day: American poet James·•' Whitcomb Riley said, ''The ripest pea ch is .h)ghest on the tree." '. tuba player, ts <J S(J!)homore m Ius second )'cc.~r . This filii, in t~ddition lQ its re gular 4-gu nH~ hctme sc hedule, ~he Marehing Men of Ohw wrH accornpun) ihc> · OU {oot~all temn to F.vanston, !1Hno1s, to meet the Noithwcslel'n Wild cats. They will ulso prese nt thcWannual Uiid 's Weekend " VarSity Show " ..... ...-'.' ·aut . ' ruurth year, and Hobtnelte , a Mrs, Don Mitchell Anderson • I Gent·ration Rap band . ' Knight. The shower was held a t the Meigs Inn. The gift table was decorated with white satin ribbons and wedding, bells. F eatured on the refreshment table was a tle red heart shaped cake with decorations in the fall colors of yeliow and oran ge. Games were played with prizes g oing t o Mrs. Ula Matlack, Mrs. Mae Lambert, Mrs. Joyce Redman and Mrs . Barbara Karr , Cake, plill ch and nuts were se rved. Attending )esides those named were Mrs. Carla Werry, Mrs·. Annette Knight, Mrs. Leo Ke nnedy , Mrs . Virgene Elberfeld, Mrs. Doris McElhinney, Mrs. Patric ia Yates, Mrs. Midge Evans, Miss Barbie Evans, Mrs. Jolonda . Root, Mrs. Elizabeth Roush, Mrs. Kate Brown, Mrs. Lois McElhinney, Mrs. Connie Drummond , Mrs. Mildred Karr , Mrs . Barbara Karr, Miss Margie Bu,t, Miss Susan · Lanning, Mrs. ·Judy Kennedy, Miss Tammy Kennedy , Miss Marilyn Swan and Mrs. Anne Hite . . Othe rs presenting gifts to Miss Yates were Mrs. Robert Schae!fing , Mrs. Lee Roush, Mrs. Sharon Johnston , Mrs. Inez Fowler , Mrs. Lillian Burt, Mrs. Sally Ashworth; Mrs. Sh e rri Knight, Mrs . Kay Cullwns, Miss Bron Dailey ' Miss Joyce Kerns , Mrs. Louise 'Hall, Miss Beverly Hart, ·Mrs, Susan Scott, Mrs : Sandy Blake, Mrs, Carol Haga, Mrs. 'Rhonda . WoOd, Mrs. Pauline Buck and Mrs, Irisa c ombs. In 1971, President Nixon annoWl ced an ~Conomic control . system to follow the 90-day wage-pri ce freeze 'he Imposed in mid ·Aug~st. OV' march - ... . wilh rugged s uede and lea ther uppe r ~omblnation . · Just $00.00. Four musicians from Meigs in Church of Christ beginninc,. dress was identic,al to llwt 1:: Monday through SUilday, O<;t. of Ole senior attendants. Osburnc, Son 'of Mr. nnd Mrs. 14. Services nightly at 7:31j,; -. Master Douglas Evans, haHPQMEROY - Four Mei~s H o n<:~ld E. Osbu r·nc, Long Evangelist is Ernie Johnsonf·' brother of the brisJe, was County slud ents attendinv, Ohio Bottom i1out(' 1, and Ni.:ilhan ·· t.~ !h t-l t•!t'll arul S ue ll o lh-1 former Rutland resident 11QW'1 ringbearer , He carried a white Univehity have be'en selected Hot.unette, son of Mr. <Jnd Mrs. ministering in ·Kentucky. . heart<;baped pillow covered members of the university 's D•wid HobmcHe, Pomeroy . Ha pp iness Is a Cat Called Dog • with venise lace . marching baud in auditions POMEROY PTA at 7:30 p.il¥.' Dear Rap : Ashley, a·JUntor <.~t OU, plays James Lewis, Jr ., Point held on ca mpus during the b~ri tone· horn aml is in his third Special speakers wiU discl1911 My Dad says he is a dog' man, but we can•t have dogs in our Pleasant, was best man for the POD clinics and the bond, issue· apartment. The ladlady will allow a cat, but my Dad says he is annual pre-sc:hoo l ma rehi flg year in lhc marching band ; bridegroom and ushers were SUNDAY camp. · not a cat man. , Gumpf, a se nior , pla ys trumpet Gary Cotton and Jeff -Har· HOME~MING at HemiQCk for Meigs Community School. They are Keith D. Ashley , and is in his fourth yCaP.; Sixth grade will have refreslb. I'm so lonely without a pet ana I'm not too great on turtles or tenback, both of Point · Grove Chris tian Church. son of Mr. and Mrs . Robert · Os borne also a senior , plays fish which the landlady doesn't mind either. Pleasant. Basket dinner, noon; afternoon ment.s. Operi rooms in ·o Ashley , Racine Route 2; . servance or Amer1cart"' How can 1 change my Dad's mind?- PET HUNGRY bariton'e hor n, and is in h1 s For he.r daughter 's wedding, service at 2. Special singers, Thomas S. Gumpf, son Qf Mrs. Education Week. Mrs. Evans wore a sleeveless public invited. Grace Q!lmpf, Ch~ster'; Martin RIVERVIEW PTA meets at: Dear Hun gry: polyester navy blue dress with OPEN .HOUSE at Racine Many a man owho SWORE he hated cats has had his mind 7:30 p.m. at the 'Riverview' ~ a white band at the waistline Fire Station from 1:30 lo 4 :30 changed by a lovable pur rer who prefers HIS lap to all others. Elementary Sct10ol. ''OpeQ: ' with a navy blue tie. She wore p .m. New fi re truck apd ~' . OPEN HOUSE SET I (Come on, Pop, give it a go_ I'm sur e there's a kitten out :.~ . white a nd navy , blue ac- equipment to be on display. house . MASON The Mason there who needs your daughter as much as your dmlghter needs , TUESDAY ~cessosies with a corsage of four ,. P ubl ic invi ted to a t te_pd . Elemenlary school teachers, SYRACUSE PTA meets af • him. ) - HELEN • baby while roses . The Refreshmen ts. cooks and PTA, proud of their 7:30 p.ni. at the school. ; +++ bridegroom:S mother wore a ANNUAL RAb LY day and new cafeteria··, Will hos t the Dear Fifuler of .. Pel Hungry .. : RACINE LOdge 461, F&AM , pink and white polyester knit 1 homecom ing Sunday at ' public at an open house Oct. 9 I have a friend who na,med his daughter's Siamese kitten regular meeting, 7:30 p .m. at • suit with contrasting pink belt Ches te r Uni ted Me thodist " Dog. " Why? - Because he hates cats. Works great. Okay? - at 7:30p.m. on the occasion of temple. FC Degree to be · and buttons. He r accessor ies Chu rc h . Worldwid e comthe next regular PTA meeting. conferred; refr eshments. AH: SUE were white with a corsage of mWliOn dw-ing worship service The guest speaker will be an Master Masons invited. .~ _ +++ . four baby white roses. followed by special Sunday orthodontist fr om Par kers-~ Rap : A recept ion followed in the school rally da y progra m . ' 1 fell hard for Rob , but I found out he was only using me to burg, Dr. - Columbo . . Refresh~ social rooms of the churc h, Baske t dinner at 12:30; af· make another girl jealous. It worked : she got hlm, and I was m ents wi ll be served . A whe r e a colo r scheme of tern oon program, I :15, with r-----------~~--~.; babysitter will be available. • m iserable. l avender and white prevailed. special music. Public invi ted . " A gQod friend , J ack , started taking me out. I was honest wiih The bride's table was covered MONDAY him and said Rob was still the one, but J ack said he'd wail till I Oliver Cromwell was Eng. with a white cloth , edged with RUTLAND PTA 7:30 p .m . got over it. < land's uncrowned king . He Published every Sunaay wide la vender lace, and cen- with spe aker fro m Meigs by lhe Oh iO Vl!tliPy Well, th e other girl and Rob broke up for good, and her e h<> refused the title of king of· Publ iSh ing Co , '" tered by a three-tier cake with Coun ty Board of Me nta l fered to him in 1656 by the ~ GALLIPOL IS comes ba c~. Rob said he didn 't realize .i t biit he knows now he the traditional bride and groom Retardati on. DA I LY TRIBUNE E nglish Pa r liame nt. rel!llY wants to go with me. · ,81S Third A liP ., Gall i POll$ , and white doves . Hostesses MEIGS CHAPTE R 53, DAV, Oh io -'56 ~1 . for three days I was so-o-o happy. And then I discovered Publ ished every wee kday were Miss Edith Long, who 7:30 p. m . cha pte r home, even i ng e• ce pt .Saturday . Jack\f ten times nicer than Rob. ( ~ec ond Class Posta<;~e Pa id register ed guests; Mrs. Helena Butte rnut Ave., P omeroy . The trouble is, Jack just quit because he didn 't wa nt to make at G alllpol i:s., Oh io 45 6J I THE DAILY SENTINEL Fulton, Mrs, Judy Jont!s, Mrs. Refres hme nts ; nleinbers it ha rd for me to get back with Rob . •How can I get my life 111 court ~1. . Pomeroy . 0 . Bernie Detach, Mrs. Mary urged to attend.' ~57611 . Publ i Shed every week straightened out and be with the guy I want ? - J ACK'S F OR ME evening except Sfllur Beth Coleman, Mrs. Vi ola REVIVAL AT Rutland . · day POMEROY - Miss Ber- Adrienne Morris , his sister-inday Entered a:s. second cllns moi l ing ma ller at Pomeroy , Slone, all of Gallipolis and Mrs. Hennessy and Don law, and Miss Diana Lett. Miss .Dear JFM : Oh io Posl Ofl ic e. "J P hyllis Russell, Bidwell . fr om Point Plea sant Hi gh . By car r ier da l ly and \lilchell Anderson exchanged Kristin Anderson alld Mrs. Simple: Call Ja ck up and t ell the truth . Afte r all, you 're Sun day , 55c per wPek . For a ,wedding trip to Myrtle Schoo l, attended Marshall William Anderson, . Pomeroy, M A IL friends, and friends can be honest with each other, right? ~~~~n ~ ;vows in a double ring SUBSC~IPTION RATE S Beach, S. C., .. the new Mrs. University for one year and is reg istered the guests. at 6 p .m., June 16 at The Gallipol is Tr i bune In HELEN AND SUE Ohio <!! n d West VI r g ini a on~! Bragg selected a purple and now attending Cabell Gounty For their wedding trip the . Sacred Heart ·catholic rearS 15, s iKmonths l8 , t!'lree white pan tsuit and wore an Career Ce nter in Huntington. ', months S5. elsewhere Sl1 per Couple drove to California, flc:w Pomeroy. year , s i ~ month s Sll, th r ee Rap : orchi d from he r bridal Out of town guests included · months SS.SO . The Re v. Fr . Be rnard to Ha'Yaii for ~ week, and then I'm a 17-year-old girl who is strung out on my problem . At 13, The Daily Sent inel , one bouquet . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fasone, yeor Sl6 .00 . six m onths n so. I !Urai•cov·ic and the Rev. Arthur drove back to Ohio. They 1 was using heroin a nd was busted at 15 and sent to a · three mon ths S5 00 The newlYWeds a re residing Jeff and Jodi AM , Columbus ; at . the reside in Columbus and both rehabilitation center. A month later I was busted for having officiated Thl'! Un ited Press In 1 at 311 h Ma in St., Apariment 4, Mrs. Sharon Lanier and Louis ternat l onal is exc l us i vely us ing the vows are jWtiors at Ohio State barbiturates and sent away for a month. enlitled to the ust for Point Pleasant. Wichita Falls, Tex. ; Mr. and' publ ic at ion at all n ews by the bridal couple. University. My mother took rrie in custody 'a fter I convinced h~r I was al1 d is patches cred iled· to this The bride is a graduate of Mrs. Ralph Bragg and Janey, On Friday evening preceding through with drugs. From then on I wa s a constant runaway , but 'new spaper and also the l ocel The bride is the daughter of news publishe d her e in . Gal!ia Academy High School. .. Mary Ann and Laura, Madison, the wedding, Mr. and Mrs. ~r~. Thomas W. Hennessy, my mother always took me back . The bridegroom graduated W. Va. George Morris hosted a Jr . , 242 Mulberry· Ave ., on <!;night my sister and I had a big fight. My mother " PQP!eroy , and the late Mr. rehearsal dinner at the Meigs triedFinally to slop it and I hit her and cursed at her and tOld her I hated Inn for the bridal party, the J~Mne ssy, and the bridegroom her. Rev. Mr. Lund a nil the Rev. Fr. IS~; the .son of Mr. and Mrs , She said she was through trying , so she sent me to my father ::,,rge E . Morris, Lincoln Hill, Krajcovic along with out-of· (they're divorced). Now I'm living with hlm at my grand· town guests. PO(neroy. ' mother's house and I'm working hard every day and have a Out-of.guests at the wedding really great boyfriend who is straight , and am totally free of ~rs . George Hackett , Jr ., •Js organist for the ceremony included Robert Elberfeld, . drugs and doing fine, but I miss my mother. My Dad and his I Ut d special musi c was Cincinnati ; Richard Elberfeld, mother don't really want me . Hamilton ; Mr. and Mrs. Frank ''!J'"nted by the Men's Choir Mom has completely disowned me as her daughter. How >!;Sacred Heart Church. TOdd Rouvre, Pastala Valley, Calif.;' could she when she tried so hard for years - just over one little ~row and Tlm Colburn were · Bradford Sargent, New York fi ght' How can I get her to love me again ? - FORMER FREAK' City, N. 'Y .; Mr. and Mrs. Allen llil::altar boys. ' OUT · ::f.he bride · was given in Keller , Dr . and Mrs. Gerald ' "lf"riage by her uncle, Harry . Dolan, Jeff and Barbara, FFO : Darien, Conn. ; Mr. and Mrs . ~nolds , Altamonte Springs, Why not write your mother a !opg letter ' tellin g her how FIB. She was attired in·a white Martin Elberfeld, Chillicothe ; you've changed, 3nd how you miss her ? Show her y,ou've donae 1 giJV.-n of silk organza fashioned Mr. and Mrs. Earl Elberfeld, many things ·to make her proud, and you want to make it up to . ···~··" w!,th long sheer sleeves, and a Logan; Mr . and Mrs. Gary her for all those bad times she had with you. . Brenning, Wadsworth; Mr. and 1 tui,h neckline. The neck, waist, I think you'll find out she never stopped loving you. - SUE hemline and built·in' train were Mrs. George Morris III, aecented with re><lmbroidered Norfolk, Va. ; Mr, andMrs. Joe Dear FFO: alencon lace, seed pearls and Nelitzling, Columbus; Mr . and ,. But it might be best to stay where you are since you're doing crystal beads . Her tiered silk Mrs. Allen Elberfeld, Hun· well there. Goi.ng back to old haunts might bring back old habits. 5 iljusion veilfell from a camelot tington, W. Va .; Mr. and Mrs. - HELEN Steve Elberfeld, Gallipolis; caJ> matching lace, seed •.. v... pearls and crystal beads. The Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reynolds, Marriage License gXERCISE ENDED bGlde carried · a bouquet o£ Orlando, Fla .; Mrs. Heleri POMEROY - Charles Earl MHJDLEPORT - Army wl)ite roses and stephanot~ , Reynolds, Florida;. Mrs. Guoronleed first quality. a(la wore opal earrings and Robert Moss and Margaret, Private First Class WoOdrow Patterson, 33, Middleport, and bf$celet, her birthstone, gills Hollywood, Fla .; Mrs. Albert W. Engle Jr ., Middleport, ha s Brenda Sue Whaley, 21, Shade. No seconds! .Reynolds and sons, Farming- returned to his home station in o£ the groom. Bring in your room t'fhe bride'l? attendants were ville, N.Y.; Mr . and Mrs. John Germany after taking part in Cann·Libert, N.Y.; Reynolds , " Alexander Express," a threeMiSs Patricia Hennessy, San My office be dimensions. Save now. .Mr . and Mrs . Graber, week exercise in Greece . Pfc. F; ancisco, C~lif., maid of h~nor . Miss Mary K. . Columbus; Mr. and •Mrs . Engle,' son of Mr: and Mrs. close~ •.• Henness y, Columbus, Miss Patrick Hennessy, Bel Air, WoOdrow W. Engle, Sr.,.Route Maureen Hennessy, Porn. Md. ; Dr . and Mrs. Jack Parris I, is regularly stationed in efoy , and Miss Paula and family, Colwnb~s; Bus Germany, as an infantryman October to J;::.: Morris , Middleport, Eubanks and daughte<, Kim, in Company A, !st. Battalion, New Wilmington, Pa. 6th In!an try of the 1st Armored were bri~smaids. November 5. Division . He entered the army ;Erin Anderson and Laura in December 1965 and was last McCullough, Pomeroy, were · stationed in Cleveland, Ohio. tr\e flower girls, · and Master Ill~ Anderson, Jr., Pomeroy, ·a{id Master Albert Reynolds of F)irmingville,' N. Y., a cousin o!O: the bride, were the ring. GLOUSTER - The third bearers. . Markins reunion of · the ;The attendants were attired descendants of Singleton and Limited time in ~ g9wns of apricot floral Amanda · Markins waS held Mod41ls WCD3T Washer, DCD3T Dryer. fa$ioned with empire waists. recently at the Glo'u ster , A.nyone who !,'ays you can't ea t pork and .lu:un on a weight They wore floral .headpieces Memorial Park, Glouster, co ntrol plan hasn' t been to u Weight Wat chcrg'!lcJass lately. artd carried colonial bouquets A basket dinner was enjoyed Because we've j ust added both of them to th e Prog ram. Df: apricot, pale yellow and at noon with Frank Markins Plm~ a lot of other food s to give our menu more variety wflite ffiwns. _ giving grace. The dinner was tha n ever. Corne t o clasS and get th e whole delicio us story. :ne flower girls were attired enjoyed by Mr . and Mrs. Frank > - - - - - ~----inv white gowns with white Markins and granddaughter, AppleStuffedPorkChops . \ ... ___________• _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , For big family loads - washes 1·piece to 18 pounds. Deli cates to ri&bon sashes at the empire Ewington; Mr. and Mrs .. I 4 S·ounce pork chops, we ll t rimmed 1 Salt. pepper and ~:a r lrc powder to ta ste denims get deep-cieaning yet gentle washing action. Permanent wi:ists and carr.ied bit- Kenneth Markins, Ra t in.e; 1 1 med 1umapp1e . peelec:l.coreda nd Press, Regular, and Soak c'ycles; 4 water temperature lefsweet orange colored Elden Markins, Carp~nter; 11 11 cup chic ken bouillon cup cooked enriched riel:! oaSkets of rose petals. The Mrs. Alma WotXls, . Jackson ~ I Da,s hc onnamon combinations; 2 agitate-spin speed combinations. 'Flowing Heat ~ingbearers wore white suits. ville; Mrs. Guy Sayre, Mr. and 1 Dash poult ry seasomng. Dryer handles up to a full18-pound load ... yet is only 27" James Anderson, Chester Mrs. David Hensler' Racine; I l teaspo on dehydrat ed on,·on flakes wide. Automatic cool-down period. No-Heat cyc!e for air fluffing. Rd:, Pomeroy,, was best man Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sayre, : Seaso n chops with sal t . pepper 1 :or:his brother, and the ushers Minersville;· Mr. and Mrs·. I andgariiCpowder. Piace were Bil.l Anderson and John Carol Woodgerd, Mrs, Dale 1 on a rack an d bro11 about Boy a Frigidaire Lau nd' Y Pai r (WCDJT Washe r ~ n d an~ Drv~t r} , a Frlglda l re Laun dry • d P d W Od d hi d M d 1 4 inches from heat until chops . Cen ter (LG3·2 or LCT3· 120). cr the Fr l~ldei• e Wnl!er (WCD:JT) b e ~w aan Sapl 23 .,n erson, omeroy, an o ger , As an ~ r. an 1 arebrownonbo thsides Re mo vetrombroiler. and Oct. H . ~ail lh is coupon. with a copy of yOu r sales sio o, 10 the eddren al'lown , . . }e0rge V. Morris, Norfolk, Mrs. Arthur Woodgerd and · 1 Combine apples ;lind bouillon m a saucepan and cook belo w ., . postmar ked no Isler lh an mldn iDht, Mond ay , Oct. t5 1973 . and Frlg l dll lre w!ll rrya11 you a chec k lor S20, SIS , or SlO, u ln.dlcll l &d below. ia:, brothers of the groom. Mrs . Lindamood, Marietta,' , It bowl unti l apples are ten der'.'o ram . and place mmlxmg . Add ri ce, c1nnamon. poultry season1ng. onion flakes. M•ll completed coupon and nle1 tllp to: Frigid•lre ·C ieln Up Olf•r P.O. . Box 140A, O.trolt. Micl'llgan 48232. • ' For her daughter 's wedding, FrBnce·s Preston, Mrs . Ken- I $;!111and pepper 10 apples and m i ~ tho roughly. DIVIde ~~ - Hennessy wore a mint neth Pferce, ChaunCey i Debbie . I stufl ingm,~ture into 4 even port1ons ami pl ace '!. ofl he stulh ng on . :reerr . chiffon goWn . with a Stanley' Lily and Kathy Rope, : ~::e~h:~~~~;;5~t 375 <F_about 15 to 20 minw.tes or unttl stu fflllg tS ~rown. . 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Oct. 7. 197>. i Council endorses issue POMEROY - Endorsement of the .5 mill bond iss ue for Meigs Commumty School conslruction was given by the Me1 gs Counl.Y Council of Paren ' _, and Teachers at a meeting Thursday night ,at the Le tart Fall s Elem enta ry SchooL Mrs. Charles Gocglein, president, intr oduced Mrs. Jeanett e Th omii.s, ad~ l ' \' minislrator of the school for • ,ct.ardcd children who talked on the program and th e ' DANElLE SCQTT Fete Miss Scott prospec t.<; of buildmg a school. Thg three class'es meet in the Rutland Elementary School building and have si.nce the school was started three years ago. The Meigs County Board of . Mental Retardation has secured from the State Some commitment for partial assistance on the construction cost if the bond issue, which ·would run for a pCriod of 20 years, is POMEROY - A Raggedy Ann and Andy motif was ca rried out in decorations !or two pa rties held Thursday by Mr. and Mrs. Steven Scott, Rt. passed local1y, according to 3, Pomeroy, honor ing their Mrs. Thomas. daugh ter, Dlllle ll e Dionne, on Ann ounced at the meeting her first birthday a nniversary. was the 68th Annual· ConBalloons and streamers were vention of the Ohio Congress of s uspended from the ceiling and - Parents and Teachers, Inc., to large gold letters read " Ha ppy conve ne Sunday at the Birthday," Cake a nd ice cream SheratOn..Clevela nd Hotel in decorated in the party motif' · Clevela nd . Mrs. Richard were served to th e guests . . Va ughan, Midd le por t, the Attending were Mrs . Mi chael Dis tric t 16 director, will a ttend Stewart and Chris, Pat . CJif. the conve ntion, a feature of ford , Syracuse; Mrs. Charles which will be the judging of the Leach, Olad and Chris, Vin· cultural arts in Ohio. ·Several ton ; Mrs. Woodrow Mora and Meigs County s tudents will be grandson, Michael Frost; Mr. competing with entri es in the and Mrs , James Bearh s, stale jydging: Timothy and Scottie, Teresa Mr s. Goegle in a lso anWildermuth, Pomeroy ; Mr . nQunced that a works hop and Mrs. Michael King, Mrs . scheduled las t month a l Ohio James Mulford, Miss Kathryn . . Long and Miss Kathleen Noble, University a nd cancelled due a Cheshire ; and the ·grand ' parents, Mr. and Mrs . Charles F. Wildermuth and Allen Dill, Sr., Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. William Scott, Cheshire. .REEDSVILLE Th e Others presenting -gills to. Riverview Garden Club held it.<; Danelle. were Mr . and Mrs. Se ptember meeting a t th e Clarence. Spurrier and son, home of Mrs. Frank Bise. She Anchorage, Alaska; Miss Mary was assisted by Mrs. Gene E. Chapman, __ S,arah Koehler , Wilson . Mr. and Mrs. Allen Dill, Jr. and During the ~usiness meeting, 1 ~n , Mr.. ~ Mrs . Rollin conducted by t~he president, Bearhs, .Pomeroy; Mrs. Lillian Mrs. Donald Putman , th e Napper, Minersville; and John garden club went on record as Scott, Cheshire. supporting the additional half mill levy to be on the ballot in NoVember for a center for retard ed re~idents of Meigs County. ~votions wer~ read by Mrs. R. L. Larkins from the " Upper Room " follow ed by prayer . .• . Roll call wa s answered by naming a night .blooming pl ant. Plans were made to ea t out for POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. the October meeting at the ~ esta u rant at James Fugate, 420 Wes t Main Wilma r St., Pomeroy, will observe Parkers burg, W. Va. . Mrs. P Utma n insta ll ed the their golden wedd ing . a n. new officers for th e year . She niversary Sunday, Oct. 14. Married at Ripley , W. Va ., presented ea ch with a cil.rthey have spent all of their na_ti on and a gift. Serving as married lives in Meigs County. the new president will be Mrs. · Mr. Fugate retired 20 years ago from the Colwnbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. where he had been employed for 25 years. Mrs. Fugate ,is a life. tong member of the Trinity Chllrch. POMEROY - Mrs. Ca thy While an open house is not Swartz, Mrs. Kathy Hood and planned due to Mr. Fugate 's Mrs. Cathy Moore entertained health, a gathering of family, Wedne sday w ith a · br.iclal close friends, and neighbors , shower honoring Miss Sa ndy ~ill celebrate ·the occasion. Ya tes, br ide -e lect. of Dick lack of registrati ons, wil1 be rescheduled irr November. (t will pertain to developing more interest in PTA ~nd getting more people involved. Units were reminded that dues are payable at this time a nd that sc holarsh ip contributions are b~ing received . Program books and a listing of · delegates an~ alternates are to 'be Sent b~eaeh unit to Mrs. Goeglein attlt. 3, Pomeroy . The re si'gnation of Mrs . Janice Deem as vice president was ac ce pted and a replacement will be named at the Nov . l meeting at Mid· dlepott. Ideas for progranls..and ways in which the council can better serve the unit were solicited by the president. . Committees for the years are Mrs . Clarence Norton members hi p ; Mrs . Roy' Hannum, ma gaz ines; Mrs. Robert Duga n, fal)l i)y home life; Mrs . Robert Bishop, legis lation; Mrs. Cha rl otte Willford , budge t ; and Mr s . Howa rd Ervin, public relations. Still to be a ppointed is a cultural arts-chairperson. Hos t unit s a r e to handle devotions and hospitality for the mee lings. · Mrs. Kathryn Hill led in the pledge to the flag, with Mrs. Carrie f\ou sh , presiden t of th e Letart Falls PTA , extending the we lcome to the council r e pr es en ta tiv es . Wflli a·m .Downie-, ·a teac her at the sc hool, gave devotions. Sandwiches , cookies, pun.ch and coffee were .serv ed by the host unit. Riverview club meets Will observe annzversary Harliss Frank ; vice preside nt, Ronald Osborn e; Mrs . secr !],tary , Mrs. Roy Hannum ; treaf urer , Mrs. Gene Wilson ; flower fund, Mrs . R . E . Williams; libr a ri a n , Mr s. Clermont Ha rri s; ne ws reporte r, Mr!;i. Lyl e Balderson . Ne w ptogram books wer e given out by Mrs . Osborne. Mrs. Osborne tha nked all who helped with the pr ogram and made the program books . For the program, Mrs. David Chadwell , a guest, taug ht members to make a pressed flower picture. Ea ch rnBmber was given material to make a picture, under the instruction of Mrs. Chadwell. Mrs. Fra nk presented Mrs. Cha dwell with a gift from the club. Ga rn es were Conducted by Mrs. E rnest Whitehead. with se veral winn ing pnzes. Refreshme nts were served to 15 members and one gues t. Door prizes went · to Mrs. Walter Brown a nd Mrs . Balderson . WHY IS A MUSTANG LIKE YOUR OLD CATCHERS MilT? • "Who doesn 't . rem.ember speri dlng hours and hou rs ru bbing neatsfoot oil Into th eir li rst base ba ll glove. T h ~ more you rubb ed, the softe r and sil kier· the leathe r bec ame : and remem ber how the color changed _tO a deep, fich natural· brown. We ll now you .;;E!n get that same silky smoothness and rugged color In a pair of shoes . .. Thom MeAn MUSTANGS . From the harness look leathe r up pers to the masculine notch ed ,. we lting aRd to the .thick plan1ation cte pe sole, t he MUSTANG is a natura l addition to anY man's wa rdrobe. Also ava il able ., • heritage house · •' MIDDLEPORT Mr. and Mrs ..Keith Bragg· Slone..-Bragg vows read POj!'T FLEASANT - In a"-with venise lace a ppliques. She se ttmg a t the Belle m ead e wore a ve il with a venise lace Unit ed Methodist Chur ch , ca p holding tie r s of s ilk ~omt Pleasa nt, Aug. 25, Mtss il1usion . Her only jewelry was a Jea nette D. Slone, da ughter of pair of diamond .Jarrings. Th e Mr. a nd Mrs. Donald K. E vans, bride c arri ed a se mi·l ong LeG rand~ Blvd. , Ga llipolis , cascade of lavender or chids became the bride of Keith small · white . roses a nd Bragg, so n of . Mr. and Mrs. miniature white ca r nations. Mi ss Donna Skidmore , Robert L. Bragg , 2109 Lincoln Ave., Pomt Pl_easant. . Gallipolis, was maid of honor . Vases of white and la verider She wore a lavende r flocked mums arranged with white chiffon gown highlighted with da~ stes provided flora l . purple and white daisies. It decorations for the altar. An was fashioned with a v-neck ornamental a r ch was arranged empire waist cr ossing in th~ with lily -of.the· valley ·and front and lied 'with overlapping daisies With doves at the top of sashes in tlie back, and bishop the. arch. Candelabra w1th sleeves . Her matching hat had wh1te candles .f lanked the a wide brim. She carried a altar. The profile kneeler·was white straw bas~et of lave nder decorated . with emerald and and purple asters , white stephanotis : Pare.n ts.' ~cws daisies and white carnations. were a ccented w1th smgle Lavender ribbons fell from the crystal candelabra, while other arrangement. pews were ma rked with Attendants were Miss Linda lavender bows, Cochran LeGrande Blvd and :rhe .Rev: Bryan Blair was Mrs. Cheryl Vance, both of the offm~ahng mmister for the Gallipolis. They wore gowns of double rmg ce remony· white flocked chiffon a dorned ~u~tial mu sic was with raised purple and white prov1ded by . Mrs. Debra . daisies, styled with , bishop ~hades, . ?~~~mst . ~lections sleeves and v-neck, emp~re m~luded · ,~,~~ Guy s In Love waist, with a criss-<:ross front W1th You, Ill Never Walk which also tied with Alone ,::_, ' '.The Twelfth of oVerlapping sashes in the back Never , n " One Hand, One Their attire was completed Heart," "Theme From Love with white wide br:im hats S~o'ry, " "Clos~ ~You" and 11 A They carried· white s tra~ Time for Us. . baskets of lavender and purple The bride, escorted · by her asters, while daisies and white ~ tep-fathe:, entered the churc h carnations , · and lavender In · an A-hne sata-peau gown ribbon. · s tyled with a victorian Miss Penny . E vans, half. neckline, full b1shop sleeves sis te r of the bride a nd cathedral train detailed wa s fl ower • girl . H er' vvelcome to our vvorld. SUNDAY T.IMES.SENTINEL '. ' " ' • 10 (:(Jl]!·(•rt, '\1t_'fll0r!<:tl AudJUJrtum fin the OU t'iHnpus, :\ovembt'r 9 and 10 Thl' b<.tlltl wiJI ulso bP performm~ under a new director this year . Honald P . Socciarelli repl<:t ces former d1re1.:lor Dr : Thomas Le{', who accepted a position at the University of Texas. Mr. Socciarelli rect, ved Iu s Bachelors Degree from Itha ca College, N.Y ., in 1959 ~·nU h1s Mas ters Or Music fro~ the 'University Of Michigan in 1963. TODAY LAST DAY OF 1973 SEASON REDUCED RATE RIDE TICKETS OR One Price PER PERSON RI DE ALL RIDES- ALL DAY )1 :00 A. M. Until lO: OO P.M. PA RK ·ADM ISSI ON lOc Join th e Pun on This L11st D<iv ·' · uptials solemnized ,, hi1ll 01 I 1: Another Truckload Arrives At Rutland Furniture ' Fl NE QUALITY ~ CARPETING 1nar 501 NYLON FROM NATION'S LEADING MILLS! Saf·e s7 95 REGULAR 9.95 o! ~. SQUARE YARD INSTAllED WITH FREE PADDING _will i2 • Markins reunion held recently J. J. Davis, M.D. WEIGHT WATCHERS"PROUDLY PRESEMn m VERSION OF THE 3 UnLE PIGS. Frigidaire Clean-Up Combination: Jet Action Washer; Flowing Heat Dryer; cash refund. fr ltldel re LC3· 2 or LCT3·1 20 l •und1y Cent11r Frigida ire leundrv Pe lr (WCD3T Wuher end •ny Dryer) N am&" lpleu e prln l ) , Ad dren .' . , BAH R CLOTH~ Fa ll1973 .. a pendleton® su it check·ouL Prec i ~ion t ai loring in a ·yoked and shape{j jac ket . The skirt softly flares aS on ly pure vir ~ in '1tV9DI ERSo~nat~~~~~:~m.;~i~~~~~ . MII)OlEPORT, OHIO Also Slacks, Capes, Dress Coats, Sweaters Cil ~ . Zip Nole: Cou po~ must be recel~e d ri o la l er I~ an N.o ~~embe r .1. t913. Offe r ' ~ol d whe re >ptQ hlbl le d; l l!;((ld, 0' rn lfiCt ed by la w. Allo w approxi mately JO. da ~s alia ' ' ece! pl o J coupon 11 FI IDi da lr a l or deli very ol che ck · Ju.s t at the .time of ye~r when.you're looking for washday 'cApaclty and fabric care, Frtgldatre '" makmg •t easier than ever to get. To prove it, just check the coup-on above and see how .you can get a $10, $15 or $20 refund from Frigidaire when you buy a dependable Frigidaire Washer, Laundry Center or Washe r/ Drye r pair. · . - ' BAKE~ FURNITU·RE . '" . natching lace bolero jacket William Lee, Athens; Mr. and md a corsage of pale green Mrs. Walter Terrell an4 Billy, · "'¢bids. Mrs. Morris' cbose a Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ried, :oym of blue silk organza Pataskala; Mr. and Mrs. John ~roidered with blue and .Dean, Mr. and Mrs. John IJ'een flowers and a pale green _ Walter Dean, Pomeroy; ·Rick . Gilkey,' Athens; Mrs. · Mike "'(!hid corsage. 1 reception honoring the , Fraley and Sue Wooten, :o~ple was' held in the ,church Pomeroy; Mr .·and Mrs. Robert odal room. The brides table Markins, Athens: ea:tured ~ fQIIr-tiered. cake . o£ The day was i!Pent visiting 1p,~cot teed m white With with the younger generation, 1prtcot floral tnm. The playing games, etc. eparated tiers were adorned •lth wedding rings on one, a elr of doves on another, and a .HELP GIVEN nlidature bride and groom on POMEROY.- The .Pomeroy o~~:. At the ba~ circling the · E-R squad was called at 10:21 " ie~ed cake were eight circular a .m. Saturday for Sanford akes joined by archways. . Denny, ill at his · Pomeroy P;residing at the table wefe . ' home. He was taken to ~MI . Rosemary Neutillng, : Veterans Memorial Hospital tslcr of th~ groom, Mrs. where he was admitted. .. '" ' . 1. .. PHONE 742-4211 Ask Us About KODEL CARPETING 0 $10 cash 0$15 cash D $20cash Frl gld1 l re WCOJT We1h1t Several .Colors To Choose From· l FRIGIDAIRE CLE.AM ·UP OFFER A thought for the day: American poet James·•' Whitcomb Riley said, ''The ripest pea ch is .h)ghest on the tree." '. tuba player, ts <J S(J!)homore m Ius second )'cc.~r . This filii, in t~ddition lQ its re gular 4-gu nH~ hctme sc hedule, ~he Marehing Men of Ohw wrH accornpun) ihc> · OU {oot~all temn to F.vanston, !1Hno1s, to meet the Noithwcslel'n Wild cats. They will ulso prese nt thcWannual Uiid 's Weekend " VarSity Show " ..... ...-'.' ·aut . ' ruurth year, and Hobtnelte , a Mrs, Don Mitchell Anderson • I Gent·ration Rap band . ' Knight. The shower was held a t the Meigs Inn. The gift table was decorated with white satin ribbons and wedding, bells. F eatured on the refreshment table was a tle red heart shaped cake with decorations in the fall colors of yeliow and oran ge. Games were played with prizes g oing t o Mrs. Ula Matlack, Mrs. Mae Lambert, Mrs. Joyce Redman and Mrs . Barbara Karr , Cake, plill ch and nuts were se rved. Attending )esides those named were Mrs. Carla Werry, Mrs·. Annette Knight, Mrs. Leo Ke nnedy , Mrs . Virgene Elberfeld, Mrs. Doris McElhinney, Mrs. Patric ia Yates, Mrs. Midge Evans, Miss Barbie Evans, Mrs. Jolonda . Root, Mrs. Elizabeth Roush, Mrs. Kate Brown, Mrs. Lois McElhinney, Mrs. Connie Drummond , Mrs. Mildred Karr , Mrs . Barbara Karr, Miss Margie Bu,t, Miss Susan · Lanning, Mrs. ·Judy Kennedy, Miss Tammy Kennedy , Miss Marilyn Swan and Mrs. Anne Hite . . Othe rs presenting gifts to Miss Yates were Mrs. Robert Schae!fing , Mrs. Lee Roush, Mrs. Sharon Johnston , Mrs. Inez Fowler , Mrs. Lillian Burt, Mrs. Sally Ashworth; Mrs. Sh e rri Knight, Mrs . Kay Cullwns, Miss Bron Dailey ' Miss Joyce Kerns , Mrs. Louise 'Hall, Miss Beverly Hart, ·Mrs, Susan Scott, Mrs : Sandy Blake, Mrs, Carol Haga, Mrs. 'Rhonda . WoOd, Mrs. Pauline Buck and Mrs, Irisa c ombs. In 1971, President Nixon annoWl ced an ~Conomic control . system to follow the 90-day wage-pri ce freeze 'he Imposed in mid ·Aug~st. OV' march - ... . wilh rugged s uede and lea ther uppe r ~omblnation . · Just $00.00. Four musicians from Meigs in Church of Christ beginninc,. dress was identic,al to llwt 1:: Monday through SUilday, O<;t. of Ole senior attendants. Osburnc, Son 'of Mr. nnd Mrs. 14. Services nightly at 7:31j,; -. Master Douglas Evans, haHPQMEROY - Four Mei~s H o n<:~ld E. Osbu r·nc, Long Evangelist is Ernie Johnsonf·' brother of the brisJe, was County slud ents attendinv, Ohio Bottom i1out(' 1, and Ni.:ilhan ·· t.~ !h t-l t•!t'll arul S ue ll o lh-1 former Rutland resident 11QW'1 ringbearer , He carried a white Univehity have be'en selected Hot.unette, son of Mr. <Jnd Mrs. ministering in ·Kentucky. . heart<;baped pillow covered members of the university 's D•wid HobmcHe, Pomeroy . Ha pp iness Is a Cat Called Dog • with venise lace . marching baud in auditions POMEROY PTA at 7:30 p.il¥.' Dear Rap : Ashley, a·JUntor <.~t OU, plays James Lewis, Jr ., Point held on ca mpus during the b~ri tone· horn aml is in his third Special speakers wiU discl1911 My Dad says he is a dog' man, but we can•t have dogs in our Pleasant, was best man for the POD clinics and the bond, issue· apartment. The ladlady will allow a cat, but my Dad says he is annual pre-sc:hoo l ma rehi flg year in lhc marching band ; bridegroom and ushers were SUNDAY camp. · not a cat man. , Gumpf, a se nior , pla ys trumpet Gary Cotton and Jeff -Har· HOME~MING at HemiQCk for Meigs Community School. They are Keith D. Ashley , and is in his fourth yCaP.; Sixth grade will have refreslb. I'm so lonely without a pet ana I'm not too great on turtles or tenback, both of Point · Grove Chris tian Church. son of Mr. and Mrs . Robert · Os borne also a senior , plays fish which the landlady doesn't mind either. Pleasant. Basket dinner, noon; afternoon ment.s. Operi rooms in ·o Ashley , Racine Route 2; . servance or Amer1cart"' How can 1 change my Dad's mind?- PET HUNGRY bariton'e hor n, and is in h1 s For he.r daughter 's wedding, service at 2. Special singers, Thomas S. Gumpf, son Qf Mrs. Education Week. Mrs. Evans wore a sleeveless public invited. Grace Q!lmpf, Ch~ster'; Martin RIVERVIEW PTA meets at: Dear Hun gry: polyester navy blue dress with OPEN .HOUSE at Racine Many a man owho SWORE he hated cats has had his mind 7:30 p.m. at the 'Riverview' ~ a white band at the waistline Fire Station from 1:30 lo 4 :30 changed by a lovable pur rer who prefers HIS lap to all others. Elementary Sct10ol. ''OpeQ: ' with a navy blue tie. She wore p .m. New fi re truck apd ~' . OPEN HOUSE SET I (Come on, Pop, give it a go_ I'm sur e there's a kitten out :.~ . white a nd navy , blue ac- equipment to be on display. house . MASON The Mason there who needs your daughter as much as your dmlghter needs , TUESDAY ~cessosies with a corsage of four ,. P ubl ic invi ted to a t te_pd . Elemenlary school teachers, SYRACUSE PTA meets af • him. ) - HELEN • baby while roses . The Refreshmen ts. cooks and PTA, proud of their 7:30 p.ni. at the school. ; +++ bridegroom:S mother wore a ANNUAL RAb LY day and new cafeteria··, Will hos t the Dear Fifuler of .. Pel Hungry .. : RACINE LOdge 461, F&AM , pink and white polyester knit 1 homecom ing Sunday at ' public at an open house Oct. 9 I have a friend who na,med his daughter's Siamese kitten regular meeting, 7:30 p .m. at • suit with contrasting pink belt Ches te r Uni ted Me thodist " Dog. " Why? - Because he hates cats. Works great. Okay? - at 7:30p.m. on the occasion of temple. FC Degree to be · and buttons. He r accessor ies Chu rc h . Worldwid e comthe next regular PTA meeting. conferred; refr eshments. AH: SUE were white with a corsage of mWliOn dw-ing worship service The guest speaker will be an Master Masons invited. .~ _ +++ . four baby white roses. followed by special Sunday orthodontist fr om Par kers-~ Rap : A recept ion followed in the school rally da y progra m . ' 1 fell hard for Rob , but I found out he was only using me to burg, Dr. - Columbo . . Refresh~ social rooms of the churc h, Baske t dinner at 12:30; af· make another girl jealous. It worked : she got hlm, and I was m ents wi ll be served . A whe r e a colo r scheme of tern oon program, I :15, with r-----------~~--~.; babysitter will be available. • m iserable. l avender and white prevailed. special music. Public invi ted . " A gQod friend , J ack , started taking me out. I was honest wiih The bride's table was covered MONDAY him and said Rob was still the one, but J ack said he'd wail till I Oliver Cromwell was Eng. with a white cloth , edged with RUTLAND PTA 7:30 p .m . got over it. < land's uncrowned king . He Published every Sunaay wide la vender lace, and cen- with spe aker fro m Meigs by lhe Oh iO Vl!tliPy Well, th e other girl and Rob broke up for good, and her e h<> refused the title of king of· Publ iSh ing Co , '" tered by a three-tier cake with Coun ty Board of Me nta l fered to him in 1656 by the ~ GALLIPOL IS comes ba c~. Rob said he didn 't realize .i t biit he knows now he the traditional bride and groom Retardati on. DA I LY TRIBUNE E nglish Pa r liame nt. rel!llY wants to go with me. · ,81S Third A liP ., Gall i POll$ , and white doves . Hostesses MEIGS CHAPTE R 53, DAV, Oh io -'56 ~1 . for three days I was so-o-o happy. And then I discovered Publ ished every wee kday were Miss Edith Long, who 7:30 p. m . cha pte r home, even i ng e• ce pt .Saturday . Jack\f ten times nicer than Rob. ( ~ec ond Class Posta<;~e Pa id register ed guests; Mrs. Helena Butte rnut Ave., P omeroy . The trouble is, Jack just quit because he didn 't wa nt to make at G alllpol i:s., Oh io 45 6J I THE DAILY SENTINEL Fulton, Mrs, Judy Jont!s, Mrs. Refres hme nts ; nleinbers it ha rd for me to get back with Rob . •How can I get my life 111 court ~1. . Pomeroy . 0 . Bernie Detach, Mrs. Mary urged to attend.' ~57611 . Publ i Shed every week straightened out and be with the guy I want ? - J ACK'S F OR ME evening except Sfllur Beth Coleman, Mrs. Vi ola REVIVAL AT Rutland . · day POMEROY - Miss Ber- Adrienne Morris , his sister-inday Entered a:s. second cllns moi l ing ma ller at Pomeroy , Slone, all of Gallipolis and Mrs. Hennessy and Don law, and Miss Diana Lett. Miss .Dear JFM : Oh io Posl Ofl ic e. "J P hyllis Russell, Bidwell . fr om Point Plea sant Hi gh . By car r ier da l ly and \lilchell Anderson exchanged Kristin Anderson alld Mrs. Simple: Call Ja ck up and t ell the truth . Afte r all, you 're Sun day , 55c per wPek . For a ,wedding trip to Myrtle Schoo l, attended Marshall William Anderson, . Pomeroy, M A IL friends, and friends can be honest with each other, right? ~~~~n ~ ;vows in a double ring SUBSC~IPTION RATE S Beach, S. C., .. the new Mrs. University for one year and is reg istered the guests. at 6 p .m., June 16 at The Gallipol is Tr i bune In HELEN AND SUE Ohio <!! n d West VI r g ini a on~! Bragg selected a purple and now attending Cabell Gounty For their wedding trip the . Sacred Heart ·catholic rearS 15, s iKmonths l8 , t!'lree white pan tsuit and wore an Career Ce nter in Huntington. ', months S5. elsewhere Sl1 per Couple drove to California, flc:w Pomeroy. year , s i ~ month s Sll, th r ee Rap : orchi d from he r bridal Out of town guests included · months SS.SO . The Re v. Fr . Be rnard to Ha'Yaii for ~ week, and then I'm a 17-year-old girl who is strung out on my problem . At 13, The Daily Sent inel , one bouquet . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fasone, yeor Sl6 .00 . six m onths n so. I !Urai•cov·ic and the Rev. Arthur drove back to Ohio. They 1 was using heroin a nd was busted at 15 and sent to a · three mon ths S5 00 The newlYWeds a re residing Jeff and Jodi AM , Columbus ; at . the reside in Columbus and both rehabilitation center. A month later I was busted for having officiated Thl'! Un ited Press In 1 at 311 h Ma in St., Apariment 4, Mrs. Sharon Lanier and Louis ternat l onal is exc l us i vely us ing the vows are jWtiors at Ohio State barbiturates and sent away for a month. enlitled to the ust for Point Pleasant. Wichita Falls, Tex. ; Mr. and' publ ic at ion at all n ews by the bridal couple. University. My mother took rrie in custody 'a fter I convinced h~r I was al1 d is patches cred iled· to this The bride is a graduate of Mrs. Ralph Bragg and Janey, On Friday evening preceding through with drugs. From then on I wa s a constant runaway , but 'new spaper and also the l ocel The bride is the daughter of news publishe d her e in . Gal!ia Academy High School. .. Mary Ann and Laura, Madison, the wedding, Mr. and Mrs. ~r~. Thomas W. Hennessy, my mother always took me back . The bridegroom graduated W. Va. George Morris hosted a Jr . , 242 Mulberry· Ave ., on <!;night my sister and I had a big fight. My mother " PQP!eroy , and the late Mr. rehearsal dinner at the Meigs triedFinally to slop it and I hit her and cursed at her and tOld her I hated Inn for the bridal party, the J~Mne ssy, and the bridegroom her. Rev. Mr. Lund a nil the Rev. Fr. IS~; the .son of Mr. and Mrs , She said she was through trying , so she sent me to my father ::,,rge E . Morris, Lincoln Hill, Krajcovic along with out-of· (they're divorced). Now I'm living with hlm at my grand· town guests. PO(neroy. ' mother's house and I'm working hard every day and have a Out-of.guests at the wedding really great boyfriend who is straight , and am totally free of ~rs . George Hackett , Jr ., •Js organist for the ceremony included Robert Elberfeld, . drugs and doing fine, but I miss my mother. My Dad and his I Ut d special musi c was Cincinnati ; Richard Elberfeld, mother don't really want me . Hamilton ; Mr. and Mrs. Frank ''!J'"nted by the Men's Choir Mom has completely disowned me as her daughter. How >!;Sacred Heart Church. TOdd Rouvre, Pastala Valley, Calif.;' could she when she tried so hard for years - just over one little ~row and Tlm Colburn were · Bradford Sargent, New York fi ght' How can I get her to love me again ? - FORMER FREAK' City, N. 'Y .; Mr. and Mrs. Allen llil::altar boys. ' OUT · ::f.he bride · was given in Keller , Dr . and Mrs. Gerald ' "lf"riage by her uncle, Harry . Dolan, Jeff and Barbara, FFO : Darien, Conn. ; Mr. and Mrs . ~nolds , Altamonte Springs, Why not write your mother a !opg letter ' tellin g her how FIB. She was attired in·a white Martin Elberfeld, Chillicothe ; you've changed, 3nd how you miss her ? Show her y,ou've donae 1 giJV.-n of silk organza fashioned Mr. and Mrs. Earl Elberfeld, many things ·to make her proud, and you want to make it up to . ···~··" w!,th long sheer sleeves, and a Logan; Mr . and Mrs. Gary her for all those bad times she had with you. . Brenning, Wadsworth; Mr. and 1 tui,h neckline. The neck, waist, I think you'll find out she never stopped loving you. - SUE hemline and built·in' train were Mrs. George Morris III, aecented with re><lmbroidered Norfolk, Va. ; Mr, andMrs. Joe Dear FFO: alencon lace, seed pearls and Nelitzling, Columbus; Mr . and ,. But it might be best to stay where you are since you're doing crystal beads . Her tiered silk Mrs. Allen Elberfeld, Hun· well there. Goi.ng back to old haunts might bring back old habits. 5 iljusion veilfell from a camelot tington, W. Va .; Mr. and Mrs. - HELEN Steve Elberfeld, Gallipolis; caJ> matching lace, seed •.. v... pearls and crystal beads. The Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reynolds, Marriage License gXERCISE ENDED bGlde carried · a bouquet o£ Orlando, Fla .; Mrs. Heleri POMEROY - Charles Earl MHJDLEPORT - Army wl)ite roses and stephanot~ , Reynolds, Florida;. Mrs. Guoronleed first quality. a(la wore opal earrings and Robert Moss and Margaret, Private First Class WoOdrow Patterson, 33, Middleport, and bf$celet, her birthstone, gills Hollywood, Fla .; Mrs. Albert W. Engle Jr ., Middleport, ha s Brenda Sue Whaley, 21, Shade. No seconds! .Reynolds and sons, Farming- returned to his home station in o£ the groom. Bring in your room t'fhe bride'l? attendants were ville, N.Y.; Mr . and Mrs. John Germany after taking part in Cann·Libert, N.Y.; Reynolds , " Alexander Express," a threeMiSs Patricia Hennessy, San My office be dimensions. Save now. .Mr . and Mrs . Graber, week exercise in Greece . Pfc. F; ancisco, C~lif., maid of h~nor . Miss Mary K. . Columbus; Mr. and •Mrs . Engle,' son of Mr: and Mrs. close~ •.• Henness y, Columbus, Miss Patrick Hennessy, Bel Air, WoOdrow W. Engle, Sr.,.Route Maureen Hennessy, Porn. Md. ; Dr . and Mrs. Jack Parris I, is regularly stationed in efoy , and Miss Paula and family, Colwnb~s; Bus Germany, as an infantryman October to J;::.: Morris , Middleport, Eubanks and daughte<, Kim, in Company A, !st. Battalion, New Wilmington, Pa. 6th In!an try of the 1st Armored were bri~smaids. November 5. Division . He entered the army ;Erin Anderson and Laura in December 1965 and was last McCullough, Pomeroy, were · stationed in Cleveland, Ohio. tr\e flower girls, · and Master Ill~ Anderson, Jr., Pomeroy, ·a{id Master Albert Reynolds of F)irmingville,' N. Y., a cousin o!O: the bride, were the ring. GLOUSTER - The third bearers. . Markins reunion of · the ;The attendants were attired descendants of Singleton and Limited time in ~ g9wns of apricot floral Amanda · Markins waS held Mod41ls WCD3T Washer, DCD3T Dryer. fa$ioned with empire waists. recently at the Glo'u ster , A.nyone who !,'ays you can't ea t pork and .lu:un on a weight They wore floral .headpieces Memorial Park, Glouster, co ntrol plan hasn' t been to u Weight Wat chcrg'!lcJass lately. artd carried colonial bouquets A basket dinner was enjoyed Because we've j ust added both of them to th e Prog ram. Df: apricot, pale yellow and at noon with Frank Markins Plm~ a lot of other food s to give our menu more variety wflite ffiwns. _ giving grace. The dinner was tha n ever. Corne t o clasS and get th e whole delicio us story. :ne flower girls were attired enjoyed by Mr . and Mrs. Frank > - - - - - ~----inv white gowns with white Markins and granddaughter, AppleStuffedPorkChops . \ ... ___________• _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , For big family loads - washes 1·piece to 18 pounds. Deli cates to ri&bon sashes at the empire Ewington; Mr. and Mrs .. I 4 S·ounce pork chops, we ll t rimmed 1 Salt. pepper and ~:a r lrc powder to ta ste denims get deep-cieaning yet gentle washing action. Permanent wi:ists and carr.ied bit- Kenneth Markins, Ra t in.e; 1 1 med 1umapp1e . peelec:l.coreda nd Press, Regular, and Soak c'ycles; 4 water temperature lefsweet orange colored Elden Markins, Carp~nter; 11 11 cup chic ken bouillon cup cooked enriched riel:! oaSkets of rose petals. The Mrs. Alma WotXls, . Jackson ~ I Da,s hc onnamon combinations; 2 agitate-spin speed combinations. 'Flowing Heat ~ingbearers wore white suits. ville; Mrs. Guy Sayre, Mr. and 1 Dash poult ry seasomng. Dryer handles up to a full18-pound load ... yet is only 27" James Anderson, Chester Mrs. David Hensler' Racine; I l teaspo on dehydrat ed on,·on flakes wide. Automatic cool-down period. No-Heat cyc!e for air fluffing. Rd:, Pomeroy,, was best man Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sayre, : Seaso n chops with sal t . pepper 1 :or:his brother, and the ushers Minersville;· Mr. and Mrs·. I andgariiCpowder. Piace were Bil.l Anderson and John Carol Woodgerd, Mrs, Dale 1 on a rack an d bro11 about Boy a Frigidaire Lau nd' Y Pai r (WCDJT Washe r ~ n d an~ Drv~t r} , a Frlglda l re Laun dry • d P d W Od d hi d M d 1 4 inches from heat until chops . Cen ter (LG3·2 or LCT3· 120). cr the Fr l~ldei• e Wnl!er (WCD:JT) b e ~w aan Sapl 23 .,n erson, omeroy, an o ger , As an ~ r. an 1 arebrownonbo thsides Re mo vetrombroiler. and Oct. H . ~ail lh is coupon. with a copy of yOu r sales sio o, 10 the eddren al'lown , . . }e0rge V. Morris, Norfolk, Mrs. Arthur Woodgerd and · 1 Combine apples ;lind bouillon m a saucepan and cook belo w ., . postmar ked no Isler lh an mldn iDht, Mond ay , Oct. t5 1973 . and Frlg l dll lre w!ll rrya11 you a chec k lor S20, SIS , or SlO, u ln.dlcll l &d below. ia:, brothers of the groom. Mrs . Lindamood, Marietta,' , It bowl unti l apples are ten der'.'o ram . and place mmlxmg . Add ri ce, c1nnamon. poultry season1ng. onion flakes. M•ll completed coupon and nle1 tllp to: Frigid•lre ·C ieln Up Olf•r P.O. . Box 140A, O.trolt. Micl'llgan 48232. • ' For her daughter 's wedding, FrBnce·s Preston, Mrs . Ken- I $;!111and pepper 10 apples and m i ~ tho roughly. DIVIde ~~ - Hennessy wore a mint neth Pferce, ChaunCey i Debbie . I stufl ingm,~ture into 4 even port1ons ami pl ace '!. ofl he stulh ng on . :reerr . chiffon goWn . with a Stanley' Lily and Kathy Rope, : ~::e~h:~~~~;;5~t 375 <F_about 15 to 20 minw.tes or unttl stu fflllg tS ~rown. . I ::.r Bridal shower given > •.·. . ····:·:-:·:·:·:-:-:·:· •. ·•• .·.· I. ' . L ______ _:WEIGHTWATCHERS'@ _.:..·-~--..J ::.:::~;';"~·~.•·... :·,··:: :·.:c·:::.-·.::.:: ·:: ·;: AREA WSSE} TO SERVE YOU: ' ..... ·Pomeroy St . Paul Lutheran Church 23 1 Ea st Second Street ·Mon .. 7: 30 p,m . & Gallipolis . Grace United Meth odist Church 2nd at Cedar Wednesday , 9: 30a .m . Tu ~s. , We Specialize( In New Home Carpeting. . ' For speedy al· home convenience and serviCe, call 742-4211 and we'll send our ·experts to you. Our work is guaranteed: " 9:30a .m . Rio Grande United Methodist Ch ur ch Wednesda y, 7: 30p.m . St. Louis Catholic Church _81 State Street Tuescjay, ?: 30.., p.m , CALL TOU.;fREE 800-582-7026 · You don't nave to De aloneiUlymore. .. . Many Kinds. Many ColoiS To Choose. .. WEN DELL GRATE Expert Car.pel Salesman ....~ • • • I �., • I • I 12- The SWida\' . . Tt"''les. Sent mel, Su nd;",. Oct. 7, 1973 . Oftlte Bend /~,. lloli' Jloo~/1 id1 .. POME ROY - Cosmcto!Ogl bemg a· popular part of 01e \'OC'ational trainin g a t Mei~s High School, teachers Mrs. Pauline fjysell and Mrs. Ma ry Powell are keeping right up with the !;~t e-st trends $0 they can pass them on to tht?lr student'i. La st Saturd ay a nd Sunday, Mrs. Hysell a nd Mrs . Powell . were in Cincinna ti where they a ttended a workshop for SUNDAY 1-7 .traduCed by Vincent Traianb, a book editor and a cosmetology seve rn~ schools in New York a nd Penn- sylvania .. Also sei-v ing a s a n instruCtor was Joe Balea rcel. director of the state board of cosmetology. The la tter dea lt wit h problems in the field as his subject matter. " ·CINCINNATI \ UPI ). - Hometown 1hero ·Pete Rose tied .the gilmewith an eighth inning homer and Johnny Bench, baseball 's "Mr. Clutch," won it with a ninth inning blast saturday to give the Cincinnati Reds a 2-1 viciory over Tom Seaver and the New York Mets in the first game qf the National League cham. pionship series. The Reds' victory came as a shock to the NL championship se ries record crowd of 53,431 at Riverfront Stadium, who had sal quietly for seven innings as Seaver blazed his fastball past the Reds' batters. . The Mels' righthander, who had doubled home a second inning l1lll to gel New York off to a 1.0 lead, turned 'ih a NL Playoff record l3<ltrikeout performance and had held the Reds to only four hits untii one out in the eig~th when Rose hit a 2·2 pitch on a line over the right-eenterfield fence to tie the score. The blast by the Cincinnati-born Rose, his second off Seaver th.is season, stirred the crowd to a fever pitch but Seaver still seemed in command when he retired the next two batters to retire the side. D SUNDAY & MONDAY OCTOBER 7th & 8th THE LINEUP FOR TH E THIRD aruma! Bob Eva ns Farm Festival at nearby Ri o Gr ande F"rida y, Sa turday a nd Sunday looks great ! BOYS" LONG SLEEVE . A number of artisl.s will be on hand to de r'nonstnltc lheir Cotton Styled w ith Crew Neck- in Solids , Fancies a nd As· ~orted Col ors . In ~i zes GIRLS HOUSE 4·8 & 6· 16. KNIT TOPS "DRESSES Plaids & Gabs S!>o· ·~ ~" ·"' ~.,..,.- .~, do:M r, ;, '" ' ' ... Stl•"- or ~....,., .trhh luttil .... H)- lon .,.,. ...... fb.,. in o nd r.... $122 I'I'O<~o:t heck's Reg. •1.99 The "Cards,'' a quartet, sing a variety of songs, many of the 1 Cl 0 TNINC DEPT. old·timers and should provide a r.eal highlight for the annual meeting. Informa tion on tickets, which tnc lude a. steak dinner, ca n be secured by calling 992·2181, · Heck's Reg. '5.99 to •7.99 Clothing '·Dept. Heck's Reg. '10.88 HECK'S REG. $2.88 ClOTHING DEPT. ' ; Clothing Dept. 10 MINUTE . THE SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER in Pomeroy will be closed all day Mond ay due to the Colwnbus Day observance. On Thursday, the senior citizens "will hold a coWlty-wide meeting and picnic at the Rock Springs Fairgrounds from 3.lo 6:30p.m . Incidentally, the CoWlcil on Aging is extending thimks to the Pomeroy Bowling Alley for giving a special reduced rate to senior citizens who rcce ntl~· formed a bowling group a nd are enjoying it thoroughly. ·•· I TOSS PILLOWS in N o~e h y - Tope~ try or Ouolity Coven. $100 THANKS TO BOB ELBERFELD who quickly produ ced bicycles from the E lberfe ld Department Store the other af. .ternoon to be used in a publicity shot for the Cancer Society 's bike.a-thon which was held Saturday. · '' RADIATOR FLUSH Ben ulof v l o ~~Orlt11(!'0! ol 15 · 5q vore Kop o k Poll ow1 RECEPTACLE REG. $1.66 - ' OUR NEWS COLUMNS FRIDAY carried a report of a minor accident between an auto driven by J eannie Lou Little and a school bus driven by Alice Globokar. Just for the record, the accident was not the fault of ei ther driver. It occurred on the narrow Willow Creek Road which just wasn't wide enough for the two vehicles to pass without a contac t. Heck's Reg. 74' CHIT/tiM DEn. ' .. 66e Heck's Re.g. . Hardware Dept. FEEDER ~ Reg. fe~de 1 , dt:)lqned for hong• og or moun TFec; T ll < e~ e o1y lo~d;ng ~ w1 . .- el · o p en oor on. to p 1hongled ro of Q"'ld <; leo• ~.c .. ~~d hop pe• M eo~u · e~ 9 ·,_ Q Comple tely o~se rrrble 'd ..., "'9 ' ort c• f)0 \ 1 ITEMS . ggc to state, $1,409.48: fees to sheriff , $84.20: fines and costs to county gene ral fund , $1,596. 49: law library fund , $819.06 and auto license and gas fund , $638.77. ASST. PUTIERS, CHIPPERS AND IRON HECK'S REG. $1.99 HARDWARE -,,_ DEPT. of your eye If the Has become'a Sale · PRICE t 20 PCS. GREEN MARKER 47' 14 50 PLASTIC GOLF TEES 29' 33 GOLF SCORER w/2 FREE BALLS '1.99 10~ 10~ ~ •-, ·" 1 Heck's ' Reg. 99• Housewares Dept. 38 HEAD COVERS 1, 3, 4, 5 99' Heck's 14 5 DELUXE .SPIKE WRENCH '1.99 SOFT FAIRWAY BRUSH '1.28 108 76 JIMMY DEMARET .GOLF BALLS 31'2.01 DRINKS 12 oz. cans COLOR FILM 24 WILSON K'28 GOLF BALLS 3/13.29 26 . WILSON STAFF GOLF BALLS 11 Asst. Flam 24 cans 1.99 5 Heck's Rei. '2.99 TOP FLIGHT GOLF BALLS HECK'S REG 14.29 RISE SHA,VE POCKET RADIO REGULAR & MENTHOl MOVIE REEL ' AND 1'CAN . Heck's Reg. . •1 19 $299Heck's ·a·ae Jewelry . Reg. •3.96 Jewelry Dept. · . • . 57¢ . ea. Heck's Reg. 88' ic 11 OZ. GILLEnE poss~ble rates. FOAMY Regular, Menthol Heavy Duty ohio Valley ··. ·Bank · .I . Lemon-Lime .·.Reynolds Wrap 2 Gallipolis , Ohio Rolls ' $100 CUBES HICK'$ RIG 99' Heck's Reg. 71' Me mber: FD.IC RADIO HI POWER FLASH ' 77 · . . $3799 ( I PRINCE AND PRINCESS in the Queen 's court who look part in Meigs Hi gh School pre.ga me homecoming .Friday night were Steven Crow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Crow, and Jodi Har ~ison , daughter of Mr . a nd Mrs. Da le H'l(rison. ' ' I ''-- Coal .bill ·gets heavy criticism · 57~ HECK'S REG. . • • • > ;- ,, • .' • concerned." _ • Kissinger returned from the United Nations in New York to Washington and headed im· mediately for a special task force meeting. A Slate Depart· m enl spokesman said Kissinger was ordered to "take every effo• '. to see that (the fighting) is urought to a stop. " The Pentagon said the ad· mira! in char ge of the u,s. Sixth Fleet ordered all sailors to report to their ships as a precautionary measure. In New York, the Arab stales tried, but failed, to convene the General Assembly . They · balked at a Security Con· ference meeting, fearing a U.S. veto on any anti-Israeli ..resolutions. Israeli Foniign Minis ter Abba Eban said at the United Nations that E~pt and Syrllt "'"' " treacherously exploited the Jewish' ' holiday of Yom Kippur to attack Isra o' when it was "least ready for rt!action." legitimate existence o( Israel. ::~:~:~:::~:::~".;:;:;:;:::;;;::~:::::::::::::::::::;:;:;::::;;:;:;:;::::~::::::,:::~:~::::::.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;;;:;:;~ In 1956, when Egypt, under th e leaders hip of former •'•' 0~ Preside nt Gamal Abdel Nasser, de clared it was .;.. nationalizing the Suez canal, :::: ,, Israeli forces - acting in ;!;! WASHINGTON (UP!) - Rep. Clarence E. Miller, R· :;:1 co ncert with French and ;!;! Ohio, said Saturday, the U.S. once again proved "to be a British forces- invaded the { "patsy" by appropriating $2.2 billion to lend to·· various ;!§ . ;!;! Sinai Peninsula, then" occupied ;:;; international lending insitutions. In his newsletter, Miller cited $20.2 billion outstanding :;:; by Egypt. Under pressure from ;~: the United Nations, Israel ;!;! de bts from World War I and stated that the major debtor :!* nations also hold over $32 billion in U.S. Treasury secruties. !* withdrew froni the Sinai and :;~ ~~Imagine we are paying interest to the very countries ;~! U.N. peace-keeping forces wer e deployed to monitor the !;!; ·that are still owing us World War I debts and who now own a :;:; .iii! big part of our national debl,''Miller said. . ) uneasy truce. In June., 1967, fighting again !;1 " The object of the $2.2 billion appropriations bill is to !~ broke out in the Middle East. }! honor U.S. commitments to international organiZations by !!;! Both sides claimed the other ::; maintaining the value of our contributions to their funds, '' @j :·:· started hostilities, but in the :·:· he said ''But ~here is this same honoring of commitme nts among ~~;­ end the Israelis significantly i~~~ other members of those organizations who owe us debts !!!! increased their territory, re!;!; occupying the Sinai Peninsula, · ;!;! dating back over fifty years,'' he said . capturing a slice of Jordan on !!!! . "Once again the United States is a patsy,'' Miller con- !;!: the West Bank of the Jordan ;:;: tmued. "Always the world's soft touch, the United States ~( plays by the . rules while everyone e).se takes us to the •!!l River, Occupying the WhOle of :=:~ cleaners Jerusalem (previously divided I ." . . . I::-1 Israeli and Jordanian ·: :::::~!'::::::~::::::::::!::::::::::::::?.9.:~~=~:;;;;~:~:~3~9.~8!8::::::::::::::::~::::::~:::::::::::::::::;:;::::::::::::::::;;;;:::::::::~ . between • sectors) and captured the ed deciSive . SinCe then, constant artillery duels acros.s Golan Heights, formerly part . Arab armories have been built ·the Suez Canal and occasional of Syria . up with Soviet assistance, air battles. This ended with a The war last six days- hence while 'srael has depended on temporary cease-fire is named the Six Day purchases of planes and arms originally set for 90 days-in War - with the near to. from the United States. August, 1970. This was the ta l destruction of Arab After th.e 1967. war , Egypt official situation when loday's air capabilities, which prov- and Israel engaged in almost fighting broke out. ~\ ~\\ Uncle Sam again the patsy .j~ in $2.2 billion load deal ~ ~ J. t t !i . western United State~; on her ~as fepre.s~ntative of the New mind: Miss Jeanne Parsons, England States and the "food another new teacher at the she served in a ehic ensell)ble Bradbury sc hool , s prinkled typical of the well-dressed New· soap J lakes on the flo or to Englander, included Vermont r epresent snow. Despite the maple candy and Boston baked warm temperatures -of the day, beans. . ' ' she served fish, cabbage ·and · Mrs. Maxine Philson used apples in an "Eskimo " · coat. • Florida as the state Mrs. Sabra Morrison's room representative of the Southern S. A. section and served to the students grits and black-eyed peas. Beach wnbrellas, balls, colorful beach towels and buckets of shells set the scene. Food (or the activity was prepared by the teachers and the school cooks, and aides from Meigs .High S.chool assisted iil the serviilg. • ' HAWAII - Miss Teresa Casci of Middleport: a student teacher from Rio Grande College, left, and Miss Brenda Bishop, a Meigs High School student aide, ·serve Angelia Baker and Leslie Whittington at the "Eat.Your Way Through the U.S.A." lWlc~eon at th e Bradbury School Thursday . · • PAGE 13 President concerned over third Israeli war · ·1 Arriving Thursday morning at the school, the children were ushered Into the audiloriwn for open classroom· activi'tie$ . Overnight the classrooms had bee.n transformed into par· ticular states or sections of the COWltry . . A table of foods typical to the area represe nted was in each of the five classrooms Which • had been decorated io carry . · out · the theme. The teachers were attired in appropriate costwne and serve~ · the boys and gids as they moved from room to room . Music added to the atmosphere. · If you' ve got the boAt ... we' ve got the ba.na.na.s! · • jtntintl SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, I 973 VOL. 8 NO. 36 KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (UP! ) slop ." A speciai.task force also with its Arab neighbors. - Pres.ident Nixon, described was set up at the Slate On May 14; 1948: the United as ''very , very concerned " Deparment · as soon ·as the Nations General · Assembly ' about . renewed fighting in the fighting began. mountainous Appalachia. voted to recognize the new By DREW VON B"ERGEN Secfe. The spokesman said Kissing· Middle Eas t, instructed " The bill plso require s rules state of Israel , created ffom WASHINGTON (UP! ) - The of S. t ale Henry A. er talked to th e forei gn tary part of the former British rigid so needlessly narrow and chief coal industry spokesman Kissinger Saturday to con tact ministers of Israel, Egypt and pro tectorate of Palestfne . said Saturday the pres ent that they· will make , mining all parties involved and seek a Syria and Soviet ·Ambassador Arab armie s mas.sed on ·· extremely d iffic ult and good language of a bill before the ceasefire. Anal oly Dobrynin along with Israel's borders immediately impossibl e," Senate to regulate open pit re c lamation There also were indica tions U.S. Secretary General Kurt Bagge said . · a ttacked, but were repulsed by mining could "quickly turn the the President might cut short a Waldheim and Security CoWlcil the infant Israeli army in what " It can qui c,kl y turn the naHa n ' s e ne r gy c ri s is into long holiday weekend at his President Sir Laurence Mcln· became known as th e Israeli nation · ~ ene r g y cris is t o catastrophe." Florida vaca tion ltome and tyre of Aus tl'alia. war for independence_. The m easure , sponsor ed by catastrophe / ' he said,· adding to Wa~hington earlie~ Warre n said the Pres ident return The military demarcation Sen . He nry M. Ja ckson, D·. ~hat su rf ace~mine·d coal · had no plans to return to lines negotiated under U.N . Wash., comes ·up · fo r con- cgerie rates a bout one·fourth of than originally planned. Pt·esidenlial spokesman Ge· Washington Saturday, but he auspices defined the firs t side r ation MOnday and is the nation 's electrici ty. raid L. Warren spld Nixon did not rule · out .the possibility borders of Israel and incorexpected to touch off a n intense learned . of the situation in -the of returning a Sunday, one day porated about one third more Bagge said author s of the bill debate between en· territory than the original U.N. vironm e nta1ists and those who "would wipe oot surfa ce coa l Middle East when he r eceived ea rlier.than he had planned. a telephon~ call from Kissinger, He said the !'resident ·had resolution allotted to Israel. fe el the so-called strip of mining in many places where The Arab states never consurface mining is necessary to the land' ~a n be restored, a nd who was in New York , at about beep in frequent ·tel~ p}lOn e and solve the nati on 's energy fru strate the bes t use of the 6:30 a .m. EDT .. He said the c3ble con tact with- "Kissinger cluded a peace treaty a nd President instructed Kissinger . throug hout the day, wo;king in never have acknowledged the problems. . · land in other areas.'' · Strip minin g wou ld be Environmentalists contend, " to conta ct all the parties -the study of his bayside home. stric tly r eg ulated, and mined howeve r , that s trip mine involved and urge them to do With him was White House - - - - - -- - ' - - - land would have to be res tored operators can live with the law. ever ything possible to end the Chief of Staff Alexander M. Haig Jr ., formerly chief assist· FORCE HARASSED to ils approximate original They cite P ennesylvania, with fi ghting.' ' Kissi nger , who returned to ant to Kissinger on the National '.(UP!) - Heavy SAIGON contour . . Unrestor ed land, a its strong state law a nd high· Communist artillery · was long gash in the ear th with a wall re s tr-iction , as an Was hington from meetings in Security Council stair. New ,York Saturday, said "The President is very, very reported Saturda y to be pile of dirt beside it, is example . through a · spokesman that concerned and keeping up with harassing a South Vie tnamese Strong debate was. expected unusable for any other pur· although his early mornin g developments minule·by-minufor ce of 10,000 · government ·on an indus try move to change pose. eff orts to prevent the oubreak te ," one offioial said . troops, backed by warpianes Carl E. Bagge, president of the highwall ·language in the of fi g hting had failed, he would . In the 25 years since Israel and tanks, in a drive to the National Coal Association , bill , placed in on the final day continue to "take every effort declared its independence, it re ca pture a battalion ~s iz ed parti c ulary c riticized a of co nsideration · by Sen. \O see that It is brought to a has fought three major wars base in t he Central Highlands. provision of the measure which Gaylord Nelson, D·Wis . . would prohibit retenti on of soSe n. Ric hard S. Schweilter, called "hghwa lls;' followin ~ R-Pa ., ha s warned his reclamatron , colleagues that if the bill is Highwa1ls, the near-vertical weakened , public reaction slopes left after strippers c~l might lead to stronger support . In overalls and a stciw hal, room where they were gr eeted By Charlene Hoeflich away th e topsoil to expose the for an outright ban on strip MIDDLEPORT " Eat Miss Susan Ornstein, one of by Mrs . Phyllis Ha ckett, head coal seamS,. are prevelant in mining . Your Way Through the U.S.A. " Bradbury's new teachers, teacher, · and Miss Theresa That was the message to lhe carried out the rural theme for Casci, student teacher from fifth and sixth graders a t the the central states. Hillbilly Rio Grande College, both in Bradbury School Thursday, music played as she served cplorful costume. They were • and they did , in fact, do just dairy and m eat producl3 to the sealed -on the floor at a low students~ . tabl e for their rice; 'pineapple that! From there the boys and and banana . From the New England With Alaska and_ northstales with its maple sugar of girls ..entered the Hawaiian Vermont, to the fish Qf Alaska and to the pineapple of Hawaii, the . boys and girls combiiled lun ch time with a · learning ex perience. Coming as a complete sur· prise to the 124 students, ·the "Eat Your . Way through the U.S .A."· project was the teachers' novel Way of. introducing a new social studies prog ram on the United States . • HECK'S REG. $44.9~1 HWIUY DII'T. Houseware$ Dept. ~imts .. ~chool . children ate 't heir way through the .old· U. JADE ·, And,·at the··lowest . ' I~ . \.#;;:_ . '2.59 POLAROID to do it with. ' "'.(,~~ HEAD COVERS SET 1·3 . 400 Ft. Dual 8 • . 41 And OhioValley Bank ' '-. sa~ J1166 0 " -)'lt" ~ t· 88' a ofabuyon a new car right now. · 0 .. ... TEE HOLDER w/ 12 TEES Youcanmake the • • .! . • 23 ' I , ... 1" 193 I Hardware lJepl FREEZER CONTAINERS ' 5N AC K BAR" FEW ER· Durable mohogony . plrJ ~ \ I c AN INNOVATION in flag raising ceremonies at the Meigs. night ~ -soy Seoul Troop 249 wa. s in c har~e. Logan game-Friday . for PU\STfC CLOSE-OUT GOLFERS SPECIAL jun1ta:JJ w .. 2 74' . Hardware Dept. • Heck's Reg. 77' . . WILD BIRD . RECEIPTS NOTED POMEROY - Meigs County Court receipts in Septembe r totaled $4,538 according to Betty Hobsletter , cle rk . Money was disbursed as follows, fi nes PRESTONE CAR WASH 2 tor$} 00' PORCELAIN PULL HECK'S • .--"-,: -·· .' seem s ure that evPryone has the true would be in the first day' of the " Heavy battles are ~ow goin g picture. That Syria a nd Egypt hattie, the batlle which will end on both fronts , with ~trong and sta rted the war again--and it is in our victory in the next few big armies against us both in Q an all.Out-war ." days." quantity and types of wea· . com· Radio Damascus claimed · He said Egyptian troops · pons, " Dayan said. " On the._ By United Press lnternat1onal th e Country. The lsraell s · f 1 · War bro)<e out in the Middle mentator said the Syrians had ynan orces " iberated some were pouring across the ·canal Golan Heights, perha ps here ·nto the positio ns" on th e Golan on bridges. and th ere, a .nwnber of Syrian thrown 2,000 tanks l East Saturday . E~yplian H · ht "" 1 di · e1 g s, me u ng one at Mt. There also were aerial tanks penetrated across our troops swarmed across the . hallie. H " Suez Canal and . established Isra~l accused Sy ria a nd ermon.. . . Daya n sa id the . hallles reported on-both fronts . lines and perhaps th ey a~o beachhead~ and Syrian tanks Egypt of launching simullane. Syrian attack had been brought Eb'YPI said it shot down 11 acquir ed a position here and and troops attacked in great ous attacks on Yom Kippur , Wld er .control. Israel said the Israeli planes J'nd lost 10 of its there ... I don't think that what force on the Golan Heights. when mos t Jews were fastin g Syrian advance " met little own. lsraefsaid it shot down at they got during the day will Israe li Defense Minister and worshiping . The Arab success . Dozens of tanks were · least 10 Egyptian helicopters have a significant influence on , Moshe Dayan said the attacks countries said they attacked in destr oyed and large nwnbers trying to ferry troo~s to new the hattie.. .. had sta rted a new Middle East response to Israeli attacks. · of infantry hit." beachhea ds away from - lhe '' We believe, and with war and predicted an Israeli In a nationwide television On the Suez front, a Radio main fightin g along the canal. reason, that we can beat address, Dayan conceded set- Cairo broadcast said: "Our Each helicopter had a capac;ty them," Da yan said, referring victory in • matter of days. · h . to both th e Syrians and ,.v tg ting was reported ·a 1ong hacks, bu·l sa "td they were for h ces Su succeeded in crossing of 3C soldiers, lsrael said. I e ez Canal all along the Neither side announced mili· Egyptians . temporary . the entire length of the Suez f · 1 ' Canal front, where one Israeli Premier Golda Meirsaid in a con rontahon· ine and most of lary casualtie s. Dayan said Uni ted ·Nations cease.fire radio commentator said Egypt radio address that Israeli the eastern Bank of the Canal Israeli casualties were observers said they saw Egyp. .had 750 ,000 men, 3,000 tanks forces were "ba ttlin g and w~ captu r edd.E .. " t d "reasonable." An lsraeli com . tian and Syrian troops cross and l ,OOO artillery pieces th · ba k lh Ita k ayan sa I gyp manage mWlique said six . civilians, Israeli lines, but saw no Israeli massed . · ha~:~og do~bl a~:ut ~u~· ·vic': \o establish a beachhead_and to including five women and troops go into Ara b territory. · · d ca pture severa l l srae h posl· children, were killed and 15 , Secretary of State_ Henry Fighting also w~ s reported tory, but Ioour mm , renew a1 r "O th . h 1 along the entire 120.mile-long of the Egyptian and Syrian tons. n e cana we ave wounded in a Syrian artillery" ·· Kissinger, acting on instruc· . . f " had losses tions from President Nixon, cease-fire ·line in the Golan agg resstontsanacto 1unacy. ·r , hboth "dm men " B t. and . barrage, · ht s m · . th e nor th ern part of . . " I want to make ·poSl 10ns, e sat . . U ... II · Fighting, which began at 2 tried to stop the war. Nixon Hetg Dayan said b . · was a out as we estimated it p.m., raged past sundown. was described as "verr, very ' M !l(l ,..,~ I"" , , .....,.. loo m SoJ;d, '"'" ~"'f>e '· SO rnS·M·L • • EA. SPEAKING OF ENTERTAINMENT, Jack Carsey has secured U1e '~Credit Cards" for th e annual Meigs County Fal-m Bureau meeting which is Oct. 16 at the Chester Elementary School. / . After the Mets went out' in the ninth, Seaver retired Reds ' The Me ts blew a bi g chance to ge t Billingha m out of the game Seaver , taking advan\;lge of the shadowy e~>ndilions which cleanup hatter Tony Perez before Benc h pickled a 1.0 pitch on a in th e firs t inn ing , and had it not been for a s trong throw by . made his fasthall like a blur' was in trouble thl'ee times in line over thc.leflfield fence to give the Reds the victory . ccnterfi elder .(;esar Geromrno, New Yo rk mig ht ha ve br oken the , the early going byt each lifne used his strikeoUt pitch to get out of · Bench's homer Was reminiscent of his blast in thc ninth inning game open ri ~hl there. · dan ger . of the deciding playoff game against Pill<;burgh last season ·when W~yne Gar rett led off with a single when his ground er bo unced ln the set:ond, Bench doubled with one, out and Griffey was hit he tied the score with t\fo out. The Reds then went on to win ihe offlhe fir st base bag , and a ft er a sac r[fice bunt by Felix Millan. with a pitch . But Seaver bore down to fuike out Geronimo and game and the pennant on a wild pitch by Bob Moose. Rusty Staub walked . John Milner followed with a sharp single to Darre l Chaney . Again in the fourth, the Reds got a runner to The second game of the &est.Qf-Five Series will be played at center, but Geronimo, chargin g the ball, c ut loose a strong throw second when Dan Driessen blooped a leadoff double to left, but" Riverfront Stadium today with Ieftha nder Jon Matlack going for to the pla te, forcing Garre tt to stop at third . Cleon J ones "then Seaver retired three in a row, including Bench and Griffey on the Mets and lefty Don Gullett working for the Reds. killed the threat by bouncing into a double play . strikeouts . Sharing the spotlight for Cincinnati wilb Rose and Benc h was The Mets did manage a run in the second w.hen Bud Ha rrelson Rose was a strikeout victim when the typing run on second in Jack Billingham, who worked the first eighUllJ!ings for the Reds walked with' two out and sC<> red as Seaver lined a double to le!t the fifth, but the Red!! ' outfielder didn 't fail his club a second and a llowed only three hits before retiring for a pinch·hiller in cente r. But that was their las t serious threat as Billingham bore · time. · the eighth. · , down. · Seaver broke his momentum a bit before Rose tied the score · Billingham, the Reds' top pitcher this year with 19·10 reC(Ird , .. · In the ninth, the Mets started a mild rally as Staub led off with with his homer, and that IIJight-have cost the Mets ' righthander teamed with reliever s Tom Hall a nd Pedro .Borbon to hold the a walk off reliever Hall. But Mana ger Sparky Anderson pulled the game . After striking out pinch.hitter Hal King to lead off the M.ets to only three hits. Seaver's double in the second was the last Hall when the Reds' lefty went to a 2.0 COWl! on Milner and seventh, Seaver called time and went to the dugout to change a hit "the Mets got, and they managed only \wo base runners over Borbon, the team 's top reliever all season, came oq tO retire '"pinch pad'' on his right side . He returned t o the mound about the last seven innings, both on walks. three in~ I'OW and pick up the victory. two minutes later and Rose followed with his homer. Israeli hit on 2sides • ·.·new WI.!) r ln LADIES PANTS Ladies "KNIT SHIRTS crafts and there will be continuous free entertainment. The program seenls_to have "~omething for everybody ." The farm musewn with its fine collection of old farm equipment will be open and there will be some Spanish Barb M~tangs running free in one of the pastures. These are the descendants of the fabled Indian ponies of" the 19th c~ntury : . There is no parking fee or admission charge for the ·festival. Looks like a real great weekend., • ' ' OPEN cosme tology tea chers held at the Gr ea t Oaks Joi nt Vocational School. The group studied ways of upgrading the profession and skills in teaching and other phrases of the-subjec t. A new text and workQI>ok by Key stone, " Guid e to Beauty Culture" were in· teacher who owns ' Bench's belt beats Mets 2...J in playofj opener . lx·at ... . . • • l ' • _, ,. ' ' ~'.· . . . . . .. teach~rs, BLACK:EYED PEAS AND GlUTS, typical of the sputhern stales, were on the m"enti in ·the Florida room hosted by . the teacher, Mrs. Maxine Philson, pictured · here in her · sailing outfit serving Steven Carson. .. . MISS JEANNt PARSONS, one of Bradbury's new obviously en;oyed havil)g a . part m the mtroductory actjvity to the social studies Wlit on the United States. Despite the · warm temperatures, she wore her "Eskimo " coat to serve the boys and girls as they vjsited · · : · . \ Alaska. • • 'I J , I • • • '' ' �., • I • I 12- The SWida\' . . Tt"''les. Sent mel, Su nd;",. Oct. 7, 1973 . Oftlte Bend /~,. lloli' Jloo~/1 id1 .. POME ROY - Cosmcto!Ogl bemg a· popular part of 01e \'OC'ational trainin g a t Mei~s High School, teachers Mrs. Pauline fjysell and Mrs. Ma ry Powell are keeping right up with the !;~t e-st trends $0 they can pass them on to tht?lr student'i. La st Saturd ay a nd Sunday, Mrs. Hysell a nd Mrs . Powell . were in Cincinna ti where they a ttended a workshop for SUNDAY 1-7 .traduCed by Vincent Traianb, a book editor and a cosmetology seve rn~ schools in New York a nd Penn- sylvania .. Also sei-v ing a s a n instruCtor was Joe Balea rcel. director of the state board of cosmetology. The la tter dea lt wit h problems in the field as his subject matter. " ·CINCINNATI \ UPI ). - Hometown 1hero ·Pete Rose tied .the gilmewith an eighth inning homer and Johnny Bench, baseball 's "Mr. Clutch," won it with a ninth inning blast saturday to give the Cincinnati Reds a 2-1 viciory over Tom Seaver and the New York Mets in the first game qf the National League cham. pionship series. The Reds' victory came as a shock to the NL championship se ries record crowd of 53,431 at Riverfront Stadium, who had sal quietly for seven innings as Seaver blazed his fastball past the Reds' batters. . The Mels' righthander, who had doubled home a second inning l1lll to gel New York off to a 1.0 lead, turned 'ih a NL Playoff record l3<ltrikeout performance and had held the Reds to only four hits untii one out in the eig~th when Rose hit a 2·2 pitch on a line over the right-eenterfield fence to tie the score. The blast by the Cincinnati-born Rose, his second off Seaver th.is season, stirred the crowd to a fever pitch but Seaver still seemed in command when he retired the next two batters to retire the side. D SUNDAY & MONDAY OCTOBER 7th & 8th THE LINEUP FOR TH E THIRD aruma! Bob Eva ns Farm Festival at nearby Ri o Gr ande F"rida y, Sa turday a nd Sunday looks great ! BOYS" LONG SLEEVE . A number of artisl.s will be on hand to de r'nonstnltc lheir Cotton Styled w ith Crew Neck- in Solids , Fancies a nd As· ~orted Col ors . In ~i zes GIRLS HOUSE 4·8 & 6· 16. KNIT TOPS "DRESSES Plaids & Gabs S!>o· ·~ ~" ·"' ~.,..,.- .~, do:M r, ;, '" ' ' ... Stl•"- or ~....,., .trhh luttil .... H)- lon .,.,. ...... fb.,. in o nd r.... $122 I'I'O<~o:t heck's Reg. •1.99 The "Cards,'' a quartet, sing a variety of songs, many of the 1 Cl 0 TNINC DEPT. old·timers and should provide a r.eal highlight for the annual meeting. Informa tion on tickets, which tnc lude a. steak dinner, ca n be secured by calling 992·2181, · Heck's Reg. '5.99 to •7.99 Clothing '·Dept. Heck's Reg. '10.88 HECK'S REG. $2.88 ClOTHING DEPT. ' ; Clothing Dept. 10 MINUTE . THE SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER in Pomeroy will be closed all day Mond ay due to the Colwnbus Day observance. On Thursday, the senior citizens "will hold a coWlty-wide meeting and picnic at the Rock Springs Fairgrounds from 3.lo 6:30p.m . Incidentally, the CoWlcil on Aging is extending thimks to the Pomeroy Bowling Alley for giving a special reduced rate to senior citizens who rcce ntl~· formed a bowling group a nd are enjoying it thoroughly. ·•· I TOSS PILLOWS in N o~e h y - Tope~ try or Ouolity Coven. $100 THANKS TO BOB ELBERFELD who quickly produ ced bicycles from the E lberfe ld Department Store the other af. .ternoon to be used in a publicity shot for the Cancer Society 's bike.a-thon which was held Saturday. · '' RADIATOR FLUSH Ben ulof v l o ~~Orlt11(!'0! ol 15 · 5q vore Kop o k Poll ow1 RECEPTACLE REG. $1.66 - ' OUR NEWS COLUMNS FRIDAY carried a report of a minor accident between an auto driven by J eannie Lou Little and a school bus driven by Alice Globokar. Just for the record, the accident was not the fault of ei ther driver. It occurred on the narrow Willow Creek Road which just wasn't wide enough for the two vehicles to pass without a contac t. Heck's Reg. 74' CHIT/tiM DEn. ' .. 66e Heck's Re.g. . Hardware Dept. FEEDER ~ Reg. fe~de 1 , dt:)lqned for hong• og or moun TFec; T ll < e~ e o1y lo~d;ng ~ w1 . .- el · o p en oor on. to p 1hongled ro of Q"'ld <; leo• ~.c .. ~~d hop pe• M eo~u · e~ 9 ·,_ Q Comple tely o~se rrrble 'd ..., "'9 ' ort c• f)0 \ 1 ITEMS . ggc to state, $1,409.48: fees to sheriff , $84.20: fines and costs to county gene ral fund , $1,596. 49: law library fund , $819.06 and auto license and gas fund , $638.77. ASST. PUTIERS, CHIPPERS AND IRON HECK'S REG. $1.99 HARDWARE -,,_ DEPT. of your eye If the Has become'a Sale · PRICE t 20 PCS. GREEN MARKER 47' 14 50 PLASTIC GOLF TEES 29' 33 GOLF SCORER w/2 FREE BALLS '1.99 10~ 10~ ~ •-, ·" 1 Heck's ' Reg. 99• Housewares Dept. 38 HEAD COVERS 1, 3, 4, 5 99' Heck's 14 5 DELUXE .SPIKE WRENCH '1.99 SOFT FAIRWAY BRUSH '1.28 108 76 JIMMY DEMARET .GOLF BALLS 31'2.01 DRINKS 12 oz. cans COLOR FILM 24 WILSON K'28 GOLF BALLS 3/13.29 26 . WILSON STAFF GOLF BALLS 11 Asst. Flam 24 cans 1.99 5 Heck's Rei. '2.99 TOP FLIGHT GOLF BALLS HECK'S REG 14.29 RISE SHA,VE POCKET RADIO REGULAR & MENTHOl MOVIE REEL ' AND 1'CAN . Heck's Reg. . •1 19 $299Heck's ·a·ae Jewelry . Reg. •3.96 Jewelry Dept. · . • . 57¢ . ea. Heck's Reg. 88' ic 11 OZ. GILLEnE poss~ble rates. FOAMY Regular, Menthol Heavy Duty ohio Valley ··. ·Bank · .I . Lemon-Lime .·.Reynolds Wrap 2 Gallipolis , Ohio Rolls ' $100 CUBES HICK'$ RIG 99' Heck's Reg. 71' Me mber: FD.IC RADIO HI POWER FLASH ' 77 · . . $3799 ( I PRINCE AND PRINCESS in the Queen 's court who look part in Meigs Hi gh School pre.ga me homecoming .Friday night were Steven Crow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Crow, and Jodi Har ~ison , daughter of Mr . a nd Mrs. Da le H'l(rison. ' ' I ''-- Coal .bill ·gets heavy criticism · 57~ HECK'S REG. . • • • > ;- ,, • .' • concerned." _ • Kissinger returned from the United Nations in New York to Washington and headed im· mediately for a special task force meeting. A Slate Depart· m enl spokesman said Kissinger was ordered to "take every effo• '. to see that (the fighting) is urought to a stop. " The Pentagon said the ad· mira! in char ge of the u,s. Sixth Fleet ordered all sailors to report to their ships as a precautionary measure. In New York, the Arab stales tried, but failed, to convene the General Assembly . They · balked at a Security Con· ference meeting, fearing a U.S. veto on any anti-Israeli ..resolutions. Israeli Foniign Minis ter Abba Eban said at the United Nations that E~pt and Syrllt "'"' " treacherously exploited the Jewish' ' holiday of Yom Kippur to attack Isra o' when it was "least ready for rt!action." legitimate existence o( Israel. ::~:~:~:::~:::~".;:;:;:;:::;;;::~:::::::::::::::::::;:;:;::::;;:;:;:;::::~::::::,:::~:~::::::.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;;;:;:;~ In 1956, when Egypt, under th e leaders hip of former •'•' 0~ Preside nt Gamal Abdel Nasser, de clared it was .;.. nationalizing the Suez canal, :::: ,, Israeli forces - acting in ;!;! WASHINGTON (UP!) - Rep. Clarence E. Miller, R· :;:1 co ncert with French and ;!;! Ohio, said Saturday, the U.S. once again proved "to be a British forces- invaded the { "patsy" by appropriating $2.2 billion to lend to·· various ;!§ . ;!;! Sinai Peninsula, then" occupied ;:;; international lending insitutions. In his newsletter, Miller cited $20.2 billion outstanding :;:; by Egypt. Under pressure from ;~: the United Nations, Israel ;!;! de bts from World War I and stated that the major debtor :!* nations also hold over $32 billion in U.S. Treasury secruties. !* withdrew froni the Sinai and :;~ ~~Imagine we are paying interest to the very countries ;~! U.N. peace-keeping forces wer e deployed to monitor the !;!; ·that are still owing us World War I debts and who now own a :;:; .iii! big part of our national debl,''Miller said. . ) uneasy truce. In June., 1967, fighting again !;1 " The object of the $2.2 billion appropriations bill is to !~ broke out in the Middle East. }! honor U.S. commitments to international organiZations by !!;! Both sides claimed the other ::; maintaining the value of our contributions to their funds, '' @j :·:· started hostilities, but in the :·:· he said ''But ~here is this same honoring of commitme nts among ~~;­ end the Israelis significantly i~~~ other members of those organizations who owe us debts !!!! increased their territory, re!;!; occupying the Sinai Peninsula, · ;!;! dating back over fifty years,'' he said . capturing a slice of Jordan on !!!! . "Once again the United States is a patsy,'' Miller con- !;!: the West Bank of the Jordan ;:;: tmued. "Always the world's soft touch, the United States ~( plays by the . rules while everyone e).se takes us to the •!!l River, Occupying the WhOle of :=:~ cleaners Jerusalem (previously divided I ." . . . I::-1 Israeli and Jordanian ·: :::::~!'::::::~::::::::::!::::::::::::::?.9.:~~=~:;;;;~:~:~3~9.~8!8::::::::::::::::~::::::~:::::::::::::::::;:;::::::::::::::::;;;;:::::::::~ . between • sectors) and captured the ed deciSive . SinCe then, constant artillery duels acros.s Golan Heights, formerly part . Arab armories have been built ·the Suez Canal and occasional of Syria . up with Soviet assistance, air battles. This ended with a The war last six days- hence while 'srael has depended on temporary cease-fire is named the Six Day purchases of planes and arms originally set for 90 days-in War - with the near to. from the United States. August, 1970. This was the ta l destruction of Arab After th.e 1967. war , Egypt official situation when loday's air capabilities, which prov- and Israel engaged in almost fighting broke out. ~\ ~\\ Uncle Sam again the patsy .j~ in $2.2 billion load deal ~ ~ J. t t !i . western United State~; on her ~as fepre.s~ntative of the New mind: Miss Jeanne Parsons, England States and the "food another new teacher at the she served in a ehic ensell)ble Bradbury sc hool , s prinkled typical of the well-dressed New· soap J lakes on the flo or to Englander, included Vermont r epresent snow. Despite the maple candy and Boston baked warm temperatures -of the day, beans. . ' ' she served fish, cabbage ·and · Mrs. Maxine Philson used apples in an "Eskimo " · coat. • Florida as the state Mrs. Sabra Morrison's room representative of the Southern S. A. section and served to the students grits and black-eyed peas. Beach wnbrellas, balls, colorful beach towels and buckets of shells set the scene. Food (or the activity was prepared by the teachers and the school cooks, and aides from Meigs .High S.chool assisted iil the serviilg. • ' HAWAII - Miss Teresa Casci of Middleport: a student teacher from Rio Grande College, left, and Miss Brenda Bishop, a Meigs High School student aide, ·serve Angelia Baker and Leslie Whittington at the "Eat.Your Way Through the U.S.A." lWlc~eon at th e Bradbury School Thursday . · • PAGE 13 President concerned over third Israeli war · ·1 Arriving Thursday morning at the school, the children were ushered Into the audiloriwn for open classroom· activi'tie$ . Overnight the classrooms had bee.n transformed into par· ticular states or sections of the COWltry . . A table of foods typical to the area represe nted was in each of the five classrooms Which • had been decorated io carry . · out · the theme. The teachers were attired in appropriate costwne and serve~ · the boys and gids as they moved from room to room . Music added to the atmosphere. · If you' ve got the boAt ... we' ve got the ba.na.na.s! · • jtntintl SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, I 973 VOL. 8 NO. 36 KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (UP! ) slop ." A speciai.task force also with its Arab neighbors. - Pres.ident Nixon, described was set up at the Slate On May 14; 1948: the United as ''very , very concerned " Deparment · as soon ·as the Nations General · Assembly ' about . renewed fighting in the fighting began. mountainous Appalachia. voted to recognize the new By DREW VON B"ERGEN Secfe. The spokesman said Kissing· Middle Eas t, instructed " The bill plso require s rules state of Israel , created ffom WASHINGTON (UP! ) - The of S. t ale Henry A. er talked to th e forei gn tary part of the former British rigid so needlessly narrow and chief coal industry spokesman Kissinger Saturday to con tact ministers of Israel, Egypt and pro tectorate of Palestfne . said Saturday the pres ent that they· will make , mining all parties involved and seek a Syria and Soviet ·Ambassador Arab armie s mas.sed on ·· extremely d iffic ult and good language of a bill before the ceasefire. Anal oly Dobrynin along with Israel's borders immediately impossibl e," Senate to regulate open pit re c lamation There also were indica tions U.S. Secretary General Kurt Bagge said . · a ttacked, but were repulsed by mining could "quickly turn the the President might cut short a Waldheim and Security CoWlcil the infant Israeli army in what " It can qui c,kl y turn the naHa n ' s e ne r gy c ri s is into long holiday weekend at his President Sir Laurence Mcln· became known as th e Israeli nation · ~ ene r g y cris is t o catastrophe." Florida vaca tion ltome and tyre of Aus tl'alia. war for independence_. The m easure , sponsor ed by catastrophe / ' he said,· adding to Wa~hington earlie~ Warre n said the Pres ident return The military demarcation Sen . He nry M. Ja ckson, D·. ~hat su rf ace~mine·d coal · had no plans to return to lines negotiated under U.N . Wash., comes ·up · fo r con- cgerie rates a bout one·fourth of than originally planned. Pt·esidenlial spokesman Ge· Washington Saturday, but he auspices defined the firs t side r ation MOnday and is the nation 's electrici ty. raid L. Warren spld Nixon did not rule · out .the possibility borders of Israel and incorexpected to touch off a n intense learned . of the situation in -the of returning a Sunday, one day porated about one third more Bagge said author s of the bill debate between en· territory than the original U.N. vironm e nta1ists and those who "would wipe oot surfa ce coa l Middle East when he r eceived ea rlier.than he had planned. a telephon~ call from Kissinger, He said the !'resident ·had resolution allotted to Israel. fe el the so-called strip of mining in many places where The Arab states never consurface mining is necessary to the land' ~a n be restored, a nd who was in New York , at about beep in frequent ·tel~ p}lOn e and solve the nati on 's energy fru strate the bes t use of the 6:30 a .m. EDT .. He said the c3ble con tact with- "Kissinger cluded a peace treaty a nd President instructed Kissinger . throug hout the day, wo;king in never have acknowledged the problems. . · land in other areas.'' · Strip minin g wou ld be Environmentalists contend, " to conta ct all the parties -the study of his bayside home. stric tly r eg ulated, and mined howeve r , that s trip mine involved and urge them to do With him was White House - - - - - -- - ' - - - land would have to be res tored operators can live with the law. ever ything possible to end the Chief of Staff Alexander M. Haig Jr ., formerly chief assist· FORCE HARASSED to ils approximate original They cite P ennesylvania, with fi ghting.' ' Kissi nger , who returned to ant to Kissinger on the National '.(UP!) - Heavy SAIGON contour . . Unrestor ed land, a its strong state law a nd high· Communist artillery · was long gash in the ear th with a wall re s tr-iction , as an Was hington from meetings in Security Council stair. New ,York Saturday, said "The President is very, very reported Saturda y to be pile of dirt beside it, is example . through a · spokesman that concerned and keeping up with harassing a South Vie tnamese Strong debate was. expected unusable for any other pur· although his early mornin g developments minule·by-minufor ce of 10,000 · government ·on an indus try move to change pose. eff orts to prevent the oubreak te ," one offioial said . troops, backed by warpianes Carl E. Bagge, president of the highwall ·language in the of fi g hting had failed, he would . In the 25 years since Israel and tanks, in a drive to the National Coal Association , bill , placed in on the final day continue to "take every effort declared its independence, it re ca pture a battalion ~s iz ed parti c ulary c riticized a of co nsideration · by Sen. \O see that It is brought to a has fought three major wars base in t he Central Highlands. provision of the measure which Gaylord Nelson, D·Wis . . would prohibit retenti on of soSe n. Ric hard S. Schweilter, called "hghwa lls;' followin ~ R-Pa ., ha s warned his reclamatron , colleagues that if the bill is Highwa1ls, the near-vertical weakened , public reaction slopes left after strippers c~l might lead to stronger support . In overalls and a stciw hal, room where they were gr eeted By Charlene Hoeflich away th e topsoil to expose the for an outright ban on strip MIDDLEPORT " Eat Miss Susan Ornstein, one of by Mrs . Phyllis Ha ckett, head coal seamS,. are prevelant in mining . Your Way Through the U.S.A. " Bradbury's new teachers, teacher, · and Miss Theresa That was the message to lhe carried out the rural theme for Casci, student teacher from fifth and sixth graders a t the the central states. Hillbilly Rio Grande College, both in Bradbury School Thursday, music played as she served cplorful costume. They were • and they did , in fact, do just dairy and m eat producl3 to the sealed -on the floor at a low students~ . tabl e for their rice; 'pineapple that! From there the boys and and banana . From the New England With Alaska and_ northstales with its maple sugar of girls ..entered the Hawaiian Vermont, to the fish Qf Alaska and to the pineapple of Hawaii, the . boys and girls combiiled lun ch time with a · learning ex perience. Coming as a complete sur· prise to the 124 students, ·the "Eat Your . Way through the U.S .A."· project was the teachers' novel Way of. introducing a new social studies prog ram on the United States . • HECK'S REG. $44.9~1 HWIUY DII'T. Houseware$ Dept. ~imts .. ~chool . children ate 't heir way through the .old· U. JADE ·, And,·at the··lowest . ' I~ . \.#;;:_ . '2.59 POLAROID to do it with. ' "'.(,~~ HEAD COVERS SET 1·3 . 400 Ft. Dual 8 • . 41 And OhioValley Bank ' '-. sa~ J1166 0 " -)'lt" ~ t· 88' a ofabuyon a new car right now. · 0 .. ... TEE HOLDER w/ 12 TEES Youcanmake the • • .! . • 23 ' I , ... 1" 193 I Hardware lJepl FREEZER CONTAINERS ' 5N AC K BAR" FEW ER· Durable mohogony . plrJ ~ \ I c AN INNOVATION in flag raising ceremonies at the Meigs. night ~ -soy Seoul Troop 249 wa. s in c har~e. Logan game-Friday . for PU\STfC CLOSE-OUT GOLFERS SPECIAL jun1ta:JJ w .. 2 74' . Hardware Dept. • Heck's Reg. 77' . . WILD BIRD . RECEIPTS NOTED POMEROY - Meigs County Court receipts in Septembe r totaled $4,538 according to Betty Hobsletter , cle rk . Money was disbursed as follows, fi nes PRESTONE CAR WASH 2 tor$} 00' PORCELAIN PULL HECK'S • .--"-,: -·· .' seem s ure that evPryone has the true would be in the first day' of the " Heavy battles are ~ow goin g picture. That Syria a nd Egypt hattie, the batlle which will end on both fronts , with ~trong and sta rted the war again--and it is in our victory in the next few big armies against us both in Q an all.Out-war ." days." quantity and types of wea· . com· Radio Damascus claimed · He said Egyptian troops · pons, " Dayan said. " On the._ By United Press lnternat1onal th e Country. The lsraell s · f 1 · War bro)<e out in the Middle mentator said the Syrians had ynan orces " iberated some were pouring across the ·canal Golan Heights, perha ps here ·nto the positio ns" on th e Golan on bridges. and th ere, a .nwnber of Syrian thrown 2,000 tanks l East Saturday . E~yplian H · ht "" 1 di · e1 g s, me u ng one at Mt. There also were aerial tanks penetrated across our troops swarmed across the . hallie. H " Suez Canal and . established Isra~l accused Sy ria a nd ermon.. . . Daya n sa id the . hallles reported on-both fronts . lines and perhaps th ey a~o beachhead~ and Syrian tanks Egypt of launching simullane. Syrian attack had been brought Eb'YPI said it shot down 11 acquir ed a position here and and troops attacked in great ous attacks on Yom Kippur , Wld er .control. Israel said the Israeli planes J'nd lost 10 of its there ... I don't think that what force on the Golan Heights. when mos t Jews were fastin g Syrian advance " met little own. lsraefsaid it shot down at they got during the day will Israe li Defense Minister and worshiping . The Arab success . Dozens of tanks were · least 10 Egyptian helicopters have a significant influence on , Moshe Dayan said the attacks countries said they attacked in destr oyed and large nwnbers trying to ferry troo~s to new the hattie.. .. had sta rted a new Middle East response to Israeli attacks. · of infantry hit." beachhea ds away from - lhe '' We believe, and with war and predicted an Israeli In a nationwide television On the Suez front, a Radio main fightin g along the canal. reason, that we can beat address, Dayan conceded set- Cairo broadcast said: "Our Each helicopter had a capac;ty them," Da yan said, referring victory in • matter of days. · h . to both th e Syrians and ,.v tg ting was reported ·a 1ong hacks, bu·l sa "td they were for h ces Su succeeded in crossing of 3C soldiers, lsrael said. I e ez Canal all along the Neither side announced mili· Egyptians . temporary . the entire length of the Suez f · 1 ' Canal front, where one Israeli Premier Golda Meirsaid in a con rontahon· ine and most of lary casualtie s. Dayan said Uni ted ·Nations cease.fire radio commentator said Egypt radio address that Israeli the eastern Bank of the Canal Israeli casualties were observers said they saw Egyp. .had 750 ,000 men, 3,000 tanks forces were "ba ttlin g and w~ captu r edd.E .. " t d "reasonable." An lsraeli com . tian and Syrian troops cross and l ,OOO artillery pieces th · ba k lh Ita k ayan sa I gyp manage mWlique said six . civilians, Israeli lines, but saw no Israeli massed . · ha~:~og do~bl a~:ut ~u~· ·vic': \o establish a beachhead_and to including five women and troops go into Ara b territory. · · d ca pture severa l l srae h posl· children, were killed and 15 , Secretary of State_ Henry Fighting also w~ s reported tory, but Ioour mm , renew a1 r "O th . h 1 along the entire 120.mile-long of the Egyptian and Syrian tons. n e cana we ave wounded in a Syrian artillery" ·· Kissinger, acting on instruc· . . f " had losses tions from President Nixon, cease-fire ·line in the Golan agg resstontsanacto 1unacy. ·r , hboth "dm men " B t. and . barrage, · ht s m · . th e nor th ern part of . . " I want to make ·poSl 10ns, e sat . . U ... II · Fighting, which began at 2 tried to stop the war. Nixon Hetg Dayan said b . · was a out as we estimated it p.m., raged past sundown. was described as "verr, very ' M !l(l ,..,~ I"" , , .....,.. loo m SoJ;d, '"'" ~"'f>e '· SO rnS·M·L • • EA. SPEAKING OF ENTERTAINMENT, Jack Carsey has secured U1e '~Credit Cards" for th e annual Meigs County Fal-m Bureau meeting which is Oct. 16 at the Chester Elementary School. / . After the Mets went out' in the ninth, Seaver retired Reds ' The Me ts blew a bi g chance to ge t Billingha m out of the game Seaver , taking advan\;lge of the shadowy e~>ndilions which cleanup hatter Tony Perez before Benc h pickled a 1.0 pitch on a in th e firs t inn ing , and had it not been for a s trong throw by . made his fasthall like a blur' was in trouble thl'ee times in line over thc.leflfield fence to give the Reds the victory . ccnterfi elder .(;esar Geromrno, New Yo rk mig ht ha ve br oken the , the early going byt each lifne used his strikeoUt pitch to get out of · Bench's homer Was reminiscent of his blast in thc ninth inning game open ri ~hl there. · dan ger . of the deciding playoff game against Pill<;burgh last season ·when W~yne Gar rett led off with a single when his ground er bo unced ln the set:ond, Bench doubled with one, out and Griffey was hit he tied the score with t\fo out. The Reds then went on to win ihe offlhe fir st base bag , and a ft er a sac r[fice bunt by Felix Millan. with a pitch . But Seaver bore down to fuike out Geronimo and game and the pennant on a wild pitch by Bob Moose. Rusty Staub walked . John Milner followed with a sharp single to Darre l Chaney . Again in the fourth, the Reds got a runner to The second game of the &est.Qf-Five Series will be played at center, but Geronimo, chargin g the ball, c ut loose a strong throw second when Dan Driessen blooped a leadoff double to left, but" Riverfront Stadium today with Ieftha nder Jon Matlack going for to the pla te, forcing Garre tt to stop at third . Cleon J ones "then Seaver retired three in a row, including Bench and Griffey on the Mets and lefty Don Gullett working for the Reds. killed the threat by bouncing into a double play . strikeouts . Sharing the spotlight for Cincinnati wilb Rose and Benc h was The Mets did manage a run in the second w.hen Bud Ha rrelson Rose was a strikeout victim when the typing run on second in Jack Billingham, who worked the first eighUllJ!ings for the Reds walked with' two out and sC<> red as Seaver lined a double to le!t the fifth, but the Red!! ' outfielder didn 't fail his club a second and a llowed only three hits before retiring for a pinch·hiller in cente r. But that was their las t serious threat as Billingham bore · time. · the eighth. · , down. · Seaver broke his momentum a bit before Rose tied the score · Billingham, the Reds' top pitcher this year with 19·10 reC(Ird , .. · In the ninth, the Mets started a mild rally as Staub led off with with his homer, and that IIJight-have cost the Mets ' righthander teamed with reliever s Tom Hall a nd Pedro .Borbon to hold the a walk off reliever Hall. But Mana ger Sparky Anderson pulled the game . After striking out pinch.hitter Hal King to lead off the M.ets to only three hits. Seaver's double in the second was the last Hall when the Reds' lefty went to a 2.0 COWl! on Milner and seventh, Seaver called time and went to the dugout to change a hit "the Mets got, and they managed only \wo base runners over Borbon, the team 's top reliever all season, came oq tO retire '"pinch pad'' on his right side . He returned t o the mound about the last seven innings, both on walks. three in~ I'OW and pick up the victory. two minutes later and Rose followed with his homer. Israeli hit on 2sides • ·.·new WI.!) r ln LADIES PANTS Ladies "KNIT SHIRTS crafts and there will be continuous free entertainment. The program seenls_to have "~omething for everybody ." The farm musewn with its fine collection of old farm equipment will be open and there will be some Spanish Barb M~tangs running free in one of the pastures. These are the descendants of the fabled Indian ponies of" the 19th c~ntury : . There is no parking fee or admission charge for the ·festival. Looks like a real great weekend., • ' ' OPEN cosme tology tea chers held at the Gr ea t Oaks Joi nt Vocational School. The group studied ways of upgrading the profession and skills in teaching and other phrases of the-subjec t. A new text and workQI>ok by Key stone, " Guid e to Beauty Culture" were in· teacher who owns ' Bench's belt beats Mets 2...J in playofj opener . lx·at ... . . • • l ' • _, ,. ' ' ~'.· . . . . . .. teach~rs, BLACK:EYED PEAS AND GlUTS, typical of the sputhern stales, were on the m"enti in ·the Florida room hosted by . the teacher, Mrs. Maxine Philson, pictured · here in her · sailing outfit serving Steven Carson. .. . MISS JEANNt PARSONS, one of Bradbury's new obviously en;oyed havil)g a . part m the mtroductory actjvity to the social studies Wlit on the United States. Despite the · warm temperatures, she wore her "Eskimo " coat to serve the boys and girls as they vjsited · · : · . \ Alaska. • • 'I J , I • • • '' ' �. •• I • • .. • ,., • • ' ' Boosters set their tag day College to hold sale ,By Hobart DURING the recent Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation meeting held at the Holiday Inn, Kanauga, OVHSF President E . E. Da\·isdedicated the session in memory of the late Thomas A. and Mabel Jenkins. Mr. Jenkins , Ironton, served as Tenth District Congressman for 34 ye~s until his retirement in the late 195(Js. ., ~ +++ • IN 1964, when Mrs. Jenkins died, her will established the J enk ins Trust FIUld which gave substantial financial assistance !<)several OVHSF projects. Among the 180 per sons attending last week's session was Mrs. Helen Jenkins Michael, Wellston . She . ' was introduced by President Davis as representing the Jenkins fa mily . ; •. +++ ;. THE an nual OVHSF r eport presented by P res ident Davis ... revealed more tha n 50,000 school age children in the . org anization 's· seven-county area a re being tested for hei:lring and vis ion , a nd recfiving necessary treatment. Davis also {Xlinted out that 3,000 area families a re benefitting by enr ollment TwQ teachers at seminar ) in ·ramily planning services. •• •• +++ Two teaC hers of cosrnotology • +++ OTHER services reviewed by the preside nt in cluded : More than 100 childr en are receiving comprehens ive day care ser., vices; mor~ than 1,600 visits were ma(le for ·pedia tric and oth,e r child health care reasons during the past year; 200 handi capped , children a re receiving special assistance through the Cerebral 0 J;!alsy Home Visitor programs ; private water supplies for 4{900 : r ·~so n s were ch'ecked.for safety; 10,000 nursing care visits to . '• 'area residents were made by home health projec\sc; Nearly 300 : clients received treatment at the n"ew sPeech a nd hearin g center , ·! '"NtHsonville and more than 1,000 emergency ambuhl nee runS ~ \Ciere recorded in less than five months time. " . +++ IN concluding his a nnual report, Preside nt Davis said : "In the role of a demonstrational health area our inno¥ations and methods have ,gained justification both in service to our o.wn ~J.ople and a re being replicated elsehwere in t he state a nd nation. Extreme~y gr atifying was the receiving of the Governor 's ~~~rd for community action in recognition of the Fou ndation's •8ctual suppor t a nd leadership in the environmental movemen t iii southeastern Oh.io.' " . :' ~ 1 •· ·· : .. ~ +++ at Meigs High School, Mrs. P a uline Hysell and Mrs. Ma ry Powell, attended a se mina r and classes Sept. 29 a nd 30 a t the G r eat Oa ks joint Vocationa l School in Cin cinnati. Subject a r eas explored included why teach?, ways of upgrading the profession, skills in ieaching, visua l a ids, ,and how to promote better s tudent attention and human relatiOns . One se minar "'11.s taught by Vincent Troiano, cosmotologiSt and teacher and owner of severa l cosmotology schools in New York a nd Pennsylvania. Troiano also introduced . his ,· . •;..... . ~ ~Car kills deer . • rtstl'ff 01• riJ ~1 tl liMit IIIHtltiU. NON[ SOLD 10 DULEIIS , BILL COMPTON r 111ulw, DriiJI or Ellttra Perk Vac Pak Plus· ToD ·value ·$tamps ....;/ ,....,....... - ,:t' ,, -- ,. 79¢ Aug, Price lb. $1.49 r:~:· B . 0Ston Ro'll <lately? . .• .•, . • '~. U you have you are already : well aware of ihe high cOst.. • of modern mediCine. . )> OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS BY APPOINTMENT ...... '"·"·:. $129 s . . . . .~~;i~~~i:~ii,·.·~·~·i........e ~~~~~ VAL U ABLE lb. $ ·- 29 /-Si<",~ Tube § ' ,=- - ~ Kroger W isnbc ne- 10- to 12-lb, Avg . OCTOBER 7 TO OCTOBER.... 13 = •5 ¢ With Coupon COII,In h'irn O; lah r ll, 19?3 " S ~b J tt l to l ppticabte Stitt Two Fair Specials -~ One Week Only ~ Mint or Rt gulor 59 • I llllr;:0 ..:~ - 1 . Ultra-Brite Toothpaste ;s,n ·~ 7 -oz. Aug. Price $2.69 U.S. Govt, Graded Choke People' s Choice Whol.e Pre-Basted Turkeys " R OGER C OUPO N G e t fr ee bookl e l s wi t h pr ices and c ompl e te info rma t ion . . . w ith o ut o bligat io n . . . a t o u r Fairfi e ld Coun t y d isplay ·, .. o r at our Loga n : Pomeroy· Vinton and Circl e vi ll e lo cati o n s . . . cal l us co ll ec t and we ' ll send 0 u r r e prese n ta t ive to your hom e - or f urni s h f r ee t ra n s por l at ion to and fr om any o f our loc ation s ... or , s imply mail u s t h e coupo n below . - - R••· -- ~~;&~\ · .. - ~ illll With Co upo n Co11p.on h piru D ~tob er 13. 19ll · . V A L 'U AB LE " R O G ER CO U PON · 60, 75 :- \ 1 ' or 100 Wolf ~... 1~· Sylvania Light Bulbs -5''- - .. ' 4 89¢ ~ulbs l I I' !J •- Sli [ LTQ. [\~ ~ - 5 = l5 -= . G --·22-oz.4 9,. ·· -= Wit h Cou pon A~Ji iCI.If White 3. ••• • • •• •• • • . w - State - • GARY BROWN · 516 Th ird Ave . Gallipolis, Ohio P horie 446 - <:~ 759 • t •• • •• •• ••• •• • • • •• • ••• • • .Nu• 'for~ N v sell lrl e I ,, I .... 131l 20-oz.$ Lvs. MOBILE HOME SALES . · Ste J im Sluts or JOt Giles . • ( ~ tl' ;. ~- FAIR'SPECIALS - -OCTOBER 7-13 · . Spic & Span -------- ::··79; 5 All DeJe~gent :::·69, 4 ....,..... HOU RS 9 TO 8 MONDAY THRU FRIDA Y: 9. TO 5 SAT URDAY -Cl OSED SU N DAY 07~ ~~ · . I Ctn. Village Bakery Premium IJ~ Delicious · Apples .Bartlett Pears ' • Mild & Flavorful At A Specicll Low " · 3~1b. BAG STATE FARE WHITE BREAD 1-lb. 4-oz. Loaves Ea. ' ., • l •• ..... ' . ·. APPLESAUCE 1-lb. Cans BROUGHTON I I I I obliga-t ion. I { ) Please send I ~ I 1· Cily .or Town I ' Nlgr . · ' NEW HOMES FOR SALE • d etai ls on " The 2 Specia ls ". · I I Name----------~-------------1 I St reet •or Route . I Pomeruy, 1./hto · M e igs Co unty Dis pla y Ya r d Nea r , Pomero_y · Ma s on ' • · Bridge DEVELOPMErii OORP. ( l Please send me FRE E book let s showing me moria ls printed in full co lor with si-les and pritE''S. li sted. · ( J Kirld ty have a n ~ uthorized Logan Monu ment c;o . representa tive ca II . at my hom e. · j ( ) Please send me details abou t Ma usoleums without .1 1 . · I - · I uilding ~ i t es · Kingsbe rr y Horn es b ui lt to fit an y 1so,ec ·1f ica t i s. All Ut i liti es ------ ~ - .--- Fo r Information Or Appointment Vinton . Ohtu Ga llia Co unty Dis play Yard J a mes 0 . Bush · Manag e r Pho ne 388-8603 PHONE ' Addison, ' .' 0. • J ! I • ••• • HEINZ STRAINED HEINZ STRAINED BABY FOOD. BABY JUICES 4 .5-oz. Jar 4 .5-oz. Can oe 1 BLUE SOFT BONNET MARGARINE ~ - a·-oz. ·c up• - 5·9e 1-lb. Pkg. FLEISCHMANN'S MARGARINE 1-lb..57ePkg. Qtn. 12e • CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE . 2-lb. Can $213. BLUE BONNET BLUE .BONNET SOFT WHIPPED STICK WHII'P.ED MARGARINE MARGARINE ~ ~ a~u. 1-lb. Pkg. Cupi 59e ·· SIX STICKS ' 1 -lb. 49e Pkg, .MAGIC BO PEEP BLEAC~ AMMONIA Gat. lot. 53e , v,.oat. Bot. 45e \ . I .. ' " • •• • •• 367·7250 • ' ALL FLAVORS . I . %-Gal. Pkg. ' ·--------------------- ---logan Monument ~., Inc. ~~---=~ . - . . ....... ,4(' LUCKY LEAF ICE CREA , ------ -:~·CO UPON -- _____:__~ : ·. LoQan Mon um ent Com pany, Pom eroy , Ohio .- , I F YOU ARE UNAB LE TO COM E VI SIT OUR TO TH E FAIR SHOWROOM OR DISPLAY LOTS, WRITE OR MAIL THI S CON V EN I ENT COUPON FOR IN F ORM~TION ABOU T "THE TWO SPECI A"t.S" OR . ANY OF OUR . LARGE SELECtiON OF OTHER BEAUTIFUl:. MEMORIALS ... MANY OF WHICH ARE NEW ADDITIONS. •.' convenient Credit Terms Availab le . . We Carry . Our Own . ' Accoun.ts . Jusr $our ~ o.t s.rv.e r 8rodge s~oppu\ 9 ,- 1ozo ' ONIONSPrice · •325 The Stringer, Regular 5425 ................. . Open Evenings & Sundays by Appt. 3 3 ~!;~··39, Size < The Shelton, Regular s600..............-..•.• ~495 Irish Spring Soapc. Red 1 NEW CROP U.S. No.1 Grade li mit quant ities on .all i tem ~ in th is ad . Pric ~s etrec t ivf! lhru Sat., October !3. !973 . None sold to dealer s. TWO IN HOSPITAL GALLIPOLIS - Two per sp ns were taken t o a rea ~ospitals Friday by the Southeaste rn Ohi o · E merge ncy Ambul a n ce Se r vice, Ci ndy Green, 17, Neighborh ood Rd., to the Holzer Medical Center , . and Lucy Hunt, 73, 128 Fourth Ave., to Point Pleasant. Clinic, both as medical patients. The Shelton and the Strhi ger in the f ines} polished autumn rose granite. everyone.- a.,.•..OHo ! ~· -we i-nsu rance . ·: • Bul our busrness rS 1;1e • .•• •••••• • •• • • •••• J , ••. •• ••••. .·~---..:.. · _;,__ _J ~ I. ' • • \ .• ' 24-oz. This p lan fe a tures an 18ft. living r o om , large 12ft. kitc he n and a master bedroom , 13 • 14 ft .. . ca r peted th roughout. T he larg e bo w w indow and· the distinctive ex terior . styl ing o ( Elcona _. _!Jl<!ke} J hiL.bQf11,e o re to be admired by .. : r,1etropolitan.Ufe :• , ' Kroger_large or .SmOH Curd c J Con Sto p in today and see the new exciting Elcona Wedgewood 65xl4 in ihe popula r "Pinehurst" d~cor. ·over night. : ~ ~ can help you select a • ·Metropolitan Life pla n that •• : will help p~y for you r d-oc: r. tor an (J drug bills . Doesn·t -~ it make s·ense· to call .me fo r details? /z-Gal. Ctn. 1 Designed to Provide a Combination of Comfort, Convenience and Lwwry. : : · If you ha,ven't, cons ider. : you rse lf _luc ky. But don "t : • press your luck. Doctor • ' and drug bi lls are continu •• · ing to rise. And you or a . :• membe r of your fam il y • : could be stuck with them Ice ·Cloud . Cream Cottage Cheese White Bread Includ es: 3 Breast wit h wi ngs & backs, 3 Leg with back s, 2 Pkgs. Gible ts & 2 Necks. Spray Starch Flavor Assorted Varieties Assorted .orW hite Bathroom TiSsue . Wt rnerve tne right IIi GALLIPOLIS - James D. Garrett, 39, of Cambridge, was cha rged with fa ilure to yield right of way following a traffic accidentat2:43 p.m . Friday on Vine St. and Second Ave. City po li ce said Ga r rett~s car collided with an auto dr iven by We ndell L. Davis, 24, of Rt . I, Patriot. Robert Baker , 59, Galli polis, suffere4 a hip injury when s truck by a car on Second Ave. near the Queen Bee · Hotel. Officer~ said Baker s tepped · into the street in front of an auto driven by J immy Niday, 16, Gallipolis. No charge was . fil ed. A backing mis hap occurred on Third Ave. a nd Vine St . whe re a truck driven by Albert E . Graham , 41, Rt . 1, Northup, hit a car driven by Carolyn B. Kelly, 30, Rt. I, Gallipolis . "~ e Ceupo~ h' irn Ottoller 13, 1973 " SulljiCt II (""\ IlliG, hit Wh ite .:::.11.24- ' --= - Driver charge . after accident ELOU [SE C = $159 • .. ·1J:- '- - Sanka Coffee B·oz Jar Chicken Parts : Family Pastor Wilson Wahl Welcomes 11111ii'lillli'iimn••••••8 lb. U.S.D.A. INSPECTED . everyone. Niagara • • With Coupon t oulon Ex ~ i m Oe lo~er 13, 1913 · . Ill • · any drug bills • -S= . Snm••···~·~iiimm~~;;;......... . . • ... JUST REGISTER! • lllllllllliil'iliii'llllllllllllltiJ. · ~ .Paid '" No purchase necessary a r1d no nf'ed to be present crit drawing to win . : 'I' Btl. --= . •' 48 -oz. - 29 ·tb~,. .......-......... ... •.............. : R•l· - t .... '. REGISTER IN OUR SHOWROOM AT LOGAN - POMEROY- VINTON or CIRCLEVILLE. .•. o r 1.:;.J Ivory Liquid ?$\,10_... U.S . Gov1. Graded Choice People 1s Choice Boneless Roa st ON DISPLAY AT THE LANCASTER FAIR " 79-' ',=,._., . . . . ,'. . = = ":> \V1•s1 Fa i r· Av1•. en l ranee. IUir;;l VALUABLE "RO GE R L OUPON · G ALLI POLIS - Harvest Da ys eva nge lis ti c se r vices with Eva ngelist Bill Compton will begi n Monday a t 7 p.m . at the Fir st Baptist Church and continue eacQ evening through Sunday, Oct. 14. E;.vange list Compton wa s born a nd reared in Decatur , Ala .· cOnver ted at age 14, he compl e t e d his education at the tennessee Te mpl e Schools in Chatta nooga, Te nn ., g r a du a ted from Temple Baptist Coll ege in 195 1, and continu ed studies at · the Tem ple Ba ptist Theological Semin ary in 1953 with a Bachelor of Divinity Degree . His e xp e rience includes several yea rs in .the pas tora te , mi!;sion a ry work in Cayman Isla nds in the West Indies and helping to organize a church in Canada. The las t pas torate which tle se r ve d was the Souths ide Baptist Church, Greenville, S. C., this being his 17th year in full.time eva ngelism . A spec ia l minis try in sacred music will . be rendered each evening. A superv ised nursery will. be open fo r each service. - llllll~;;iiiiiifj~· ;;~·......... ling Sl11 Detnt•nt CLOSED MONDAY POMEROY - The Pomeroy P ost Office will be closed Mo nday in observan ce of Colum bus Day, Pos tma s te r Jam es Soulsby announ c es . There will be no mail del ~ very . The lobby will be · open from 7: 30 to 9:30 a .m . fo r postholders who wish to plck ~P mail on Monday·, Soulsby said . ~~ • With Coupon Coup-on h'1ru Ocll h r U, 1113 '. ' Box Ill entitled " Keystones Guide to Beauty Culture ." Joe 8elcarcel, direc tor of the s tate board of cosmotology, pr oblems in di s cussed Cosmotology. ---=- i.~~ $109 •• new textbook and workbook , · CLOSED MONDAY G ALLIPOLIS The :Ga llipolis Pos t Office will · be :ctq8ed Monday, October 8, in <>b~rvance of Columbus Day. ;r'OO.re will be no delivery on )li(y or, rura l routes. Norma l ~bdi-box and special delivery $ft,yices will be provided . A ~i t)' wide collea'tion of mail will ' made on a holid ay scheduie be . and the mail will be dispa tched On a no rm al week-day sche<!ule. • Tide Detergent '.. ~ AI our· len l displa y near llw ; ' . •••' ' FREE MARBLE TOP TABLE llllllli.llllllllllllllll .•. t .· ···~ ........-~::~ --"·~.,. . . 1$\• .~ ' ·c-; ;.t\ . •• .: COUPOI h,iru Oc!Ghr 1), 1113 · " SY. Jet1 tl IP'IIu ll lt stttl 111rll1nl tun" ./"ff.-..~ I Monday evening REG.ISTER FOR W ith Coupon - . .. Con -~- Aug. Pri<O GALLIPOLIS - A deer was Han na n Trace Local School LESS MILK IN 'l 3 bus esca ped jnju ry in a n ac'l killed in ·a single car accident COLUMBUS I UP I ) cident at 3:45p.m. F riday on ~ a t 11 :30 a.m . Sat.u1·day on the County Road '30. Office rs said Pro~u c ti on of top-g rade milk · , Addison.Bula vil le Rd . ; .According to the Ga llia . an auto tlri\ie n by J a meS E. and milk for cheese in Ohio ; Meigs Pos t State Highway Lockha r t, 25, Crown City, a nd dropped 20 pot. from July, 1972 .,. Patrol,, the aniinal r a n into the cthe bus ope ra ted by Robert K. to July, 1973, it was revealed . .: pa \h of a car oper ated by Hedric k , 31 , of No rthup , Friday. William Recob, dairy buyer for the Big Bear storeS: in : Rob~ rt A. Racer , 19, · Rt. 1, . collided . · There wa s minor damage Ohio, said the number of dairy '' Q~llipolis . There wa s minor · producers in Ohio, the third and no charges· were fil ed . . dli)n'a ge to his car. \ ranked state in da iry products, Dona ld Montgomery , 54, of : A second Saturday accident · ;occurred a t 10:22 a .m . on' Rt. Scottown, was charged with d ropped from 15,250 in J uly, ·218, one and six ten ths m i1es fa ilure to s top within the 1972 to 13,950 in July, 1973 a cl ea r d is tance decline of nine per cent. :South of Rl. 7 where an auto ·as sur e d ';driven by Thom as D, Willis, 47, following an accide nt on Rt. 218 ·Ki lls Hill, struck a car driven at the jw1c ti on toRt. 7. Offi cer s Ranked amon g the world 's ~y ' Eural R . Houck, 59, of sa id Mon tgomery's ca r .stru ck .r. rnost pre c i ou s gem s, th~ t~e rear of an auto operated. by 'Crown City. Willis was charged , Hn est r ubies of a la rger size Mar jorie S. Bevan · of Crown e xceed in val ue fi ne d ia ~iih : improper backing. . monds in Similar size. · l;;ighl passengers · aboard a : City . . -3-lb.$269 ~ ,,,,, , ,' OPEN DAILY 9 'TIL 9 - CLOSED SUNDAY 252 THIRD AVE., GALLIPOLIS Harvest Days semces open · Kroger Coffee Ill· I (OI\•pure to " ' Marengo, a white s tallion , preciatNI ." 'fhe ' Band Booste r was ridden by Napoleon in organization will solicit after · his defeat at Waterloo in 18)5. Ut Kr111r l'r icu 111111 HIU Octelllf 11, 11U. We Aug. Price lb. $1.69 . same method as in the past tO cont.:! c t. the business. establishments and merc hants in this area. Since the people residing in our area Patronize the business establishments, .of Ill '''Jril•t 11U. Ct. I 11!11 IIIII .~· ·TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of the Daily Tribune :, '. • president; ··we are using the -'1.7 · South('rn l..ut·al D1striet and Oct 20 tn the PmnerCJy-Middleport are.a . f)(,Jwtions, however. may be se nt to our treasurer, Mrs. Nora Cross, Rt. 2, Racine, Ol1io. Ot·l . • ana weekly Gallia·Times ... Rotary Club makes plans to dedicate ne~ food stand on Memorial Field in honor of the la te Clyde T . Mitchell ... Albert L. Meyers joins Tribune-Times a dver tising Sl)f£ ... J ay Simms, Bruce Atkinson a nd Danny Blazer receive ~rdsafter being named top T•ibune-Times carriers ... Fra nk l)ftnner named winner of weekly grid guess oontest ,.. J . Howard ~1 elected Kiwanis Club pres ide nt ... GAHS stings Middleport ..Y, . · ·~ in SEOAL opener. · .. RACl~ - Southern Local Band · Boosters will conduct their annual tag dlly, Oct. 2i, in the Southern Local District and Oct. 20, in the Pomero,,Middleport area. · Said Mrs . Ruth Smith ' Pow.f.l".l{Y-Middl{'j>OI't, c·o. ,opt• ra le and parllopal~ In sncial ac-tivities and padJdcs, we ft>el WP are not oul of lint• in t>Olll.<J('tlng lhem in regard i1t taK da~,_' A donation of any amount will bP grea.tly ap- Be .Sure To A t tend The Fairfield County . THE pr esident's report also revealed 110 needy families are ;. being assisted through the pre natal care programs of fa mily planning a nd child development. Approximately 1,600 han) diCapped children and adults are receiving compre hensive : diagnostic and evaluation services. • ' HIOGRANDE - Rio Grande College will audion off selected surplus material Saturday, Oct. 13 starting at 10 a .m . on the college green, and in case of rain, in Comrllunfty Hall . Slim Chapmajl. Wells ton, will be the auc tioneer. Desks, office c·hairs, and ma chines and perhaps some lawn-care ma chinery will be auctioned along with dor~ mitory furniture , . which includes bed frames , old beds, dressers, desks, and chairs. Additional miscellaneou s items will also be sold. The public is invited. 'ff'i lso11 ]r. I IS - The Sunday Times- Sentinel , Sunday, O<'t. 7, 1973 • �. •• I • • .. • ,., • • ' ' Boosters set their tag day College to hold sale ,By Hobart DURING the recent Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation meeting held at the Holiday Inn, Kanauga, OVHSF President E . E. Da\·isdedicated the session in memory of the late Thomas A. and Mabel Jenkins. Mr. Jenkins , Ironton, served as Tenth District Congressman for 34 ye~s until his retirement in the late 195(Js. ., ~ +++ • IN 1964, when Mrs. Jenkins died, her will established the J enk ins Trust FIUld which gave substantial financial assistance !<)several OVHSF projects. Among the 180 per sons attending last week's session was Mrs. Helen Jenkins Michael, Wellston . She . ' was introduced by President Davis as representing the Jenkins fa mily . ; •. +++ ;. THE an nual OVHSF r eport presented by P res ident Davis ... revealed more tha n 50,000 school age children in the . org anization 's· seven-county area a re being tested for hei:lring and vis ion , a nd recfiving necessary treatment. Davis also {Xlinted out that 3,000 area families a re benefitting by enr ollment TwQ teachers at seminar ) in ·ramily planning services. •• •• +++ Two teaC hers of cosrnotology • +++ OTHER services reviewed by the preside nt in cluded : More than 100 childr en are receiving comprehens ive day care ser., vices; mor~ than 1,600 visits were ma(le for ·pedia tric and oth,e r child health care reasons during the past year; 200 handi capped , children a re receiving special assistance through the Cerebral 0 J;!alsy Home Visitor programs ; private water supplies for 4{900 : r ·~so n s were ch'ecked.for safety; 10,000 nursing care visits to . '• 'area residents were made by home health projec\sc; Nearly 300 : clients received treatment at the n"ew sPeech a nd hearin g center , ·! '"NtHsonville and more than 1,000 emergency ambuhl nee runS ~ \Ciere recorded in less than five months time. " . +++ IN concluding his a nnual report, Preside nt Davis said : "In the role of a demonstrational health area our inno¥ations and methods have ,gained justification both in service to our o.wn ~J.ople and a re being replicated elsehwere in t he state a nd nation. Extreme~y gr atifying was the receiving of the Governor 's ~~~rd for community action in recognition of the Fou ndation's •8ctual suppor t a nd leadership in the environmental movemen t iii southeastern Oh.io.' " . :' ~ 1 •· ·· : .. ~ +++ at Meigs High School, Mrs. P a uline Hysell and Mrs. Ma ry Powell, attended a se mina r and classes Sept. 29 a nd 30 a t the G r eat Oa ks joint Vocationa l School in Cin cinnati. Subject a r eas explored included why teach?, ways of upgrading the profession, skills in ieaching, visua l a ids, ,and how to promote better s tudent attention and human relatiOns . One se minar "'11.s taught by Vincent Troiano, cosmotologiSt and teacher and owner of severa l cosmotology schools in New York a nd Pennsylvania. Troiano also introduced . his ,· . •;..... . ~ ~Car kills deer . • rtstl'ff 01• riJ ~1 tl liMit IIIHtltiU. NON[ SOLD 10 DULEIIS , BILL COMPTON r 111ulw, DriiJI or Ellttra Perk Vac Pak Plus· ToD ·value ·$tamps ....;/ ,....,....... - ,:t' ,, -- ,. 79¢ Aug, Price lb. $1.49 r:~:· B . 0Ston Ro'll <lately? . .• .•, . • '~. U you have you are already : well aware of ihe high cOst.. • of modern mediCine. . )> OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS BY APPOINTMENT ...... '"·"·:. $129 s . . . . .~~;i~~~i:~ii,·.·~·~·i........e ~~~~~ VAL U ABLE lb. $ ·- 29 /-Si<",~ Tube § ' ,=- - ~ Kroger W isnbc ne- 10- to 12-lb, Avg . OCTOBER 7 TO OCTOBER.... 13 = •5 ¢ With Coupon COII,In h'irn O; lah r ll, 19?3 " S ~b J tt l to l ppticabte Stitt Two Fair Specials -~ One Week Only ~ Mint or Rt gulor 59 • I llllr;:0 ..:~ - 1 . Ultra-Brite Toothpaste ;s,n ·~ 7 -oz. Aug. Price $2.69 U.S. Govt, Graded Choke People' s Choice Whol.e Pre-Basted Turkeys " R OGER C OUPO N G e t fr ee bookl e l s wi t h pr ices and c ompl e te info rma t ion . . . w ith o ut o bligat io n . . . a t o u r Fairfi e ld Coun t y d isplay ·, .. o r at our Loga n : Pomeroy· Vinton and Circl e vi ll e lo cati o n s . . . cal l us co ll ec t and we ' ll send 0 u r r e prese n ta t ive to your hom e - or f urni s h f r ee t ra n s por l at ion to and fr om any o f our loc ation s ... or , s imply mail u s t h e coupo n below . - - R••· -- ~~;&~\ · .. - ~ illll With Co upo n Co11p.on h piru D ~tob er 13. 19ll · . V A L 'U AB LE " R O G ER CO U PON · 60, 75 :- \ 1 ' or 100 Wolf ~... 1~· Sylvania Light Bulbs -5''- - .. ' 4 89¢ ~ulbs l I I' !J •- Sli [ LTQ. [\~ ~ - 5 = l5 -= . G --·22-oz.4 9,. ·· -= Wit h Cou pon A~Ji iCI.If White 3. ••• • • •• •• • • . w - State - • GARY BROWN · 516 Th ird Ave . Gallipolis, Ohio P horie 446 - <:~ 759 • t •• • •• •• ••• •• • • • •• • ••• • • .Nu• 'for~ N v sell lrl e I ,, I .... 131l 20-oz.$ Lvs. MOBILE HOME SALES . · Ste J im Sluts or JOt Giles . • ( ~ tl' ;. ~- FAIR'SPECIALS - -OCTOBER 7-13 · . Spic & Span -------- ::··79; 5 All DeJe~gent :::·69, 4 ....,..... HOU RS 9 TO 8 MONDAY THRU FRIDA Y: 9. TO 5 SAT URDAY -Cl OSED SU N DAY 07~ ~~ · . I Ctn. Village Bakery Premium IJ~ Delicious · Apples .Bartlett Pears ' • Mild & Flavorful At A Specicll Low " · 3~1b. BAG STATE FARE WHITE BREAD 1-lb. 4-oz. Loaves Ea. ' ., • l •• ..... ' . ·. APPLESAUCE 1-lb. Cans BROUGHTON I I I I obliga-t ion. I { ) Please send I ~ I 1· Cily .or Town I ' Nlgr . · ' NEW HOMES FOR SALE • d etai ls on " The 2 Specia ls ". · I I Name----------~-------------1 I St reet •or Route . I Pomeruy, 1./hto · M e igs Co unty Dis pla y Ya r d Nea r , Pomero_y · Ma s on ' • · Bridge DEVELOPMErii OORP. ( l Please send me FRE E book let s showing me moria ls printed in full co lor with si-les and pritE''S. li sted. · ( J Kirld ty have a n ~ uthorized Logan Monu ment c;o . representa tive ca II . at my hom e. · j ( ) Please send me details abou t Ma usoleums without .1 1 . · I - · I uilding ~ i t es · Kingsbe rr y Horn es b ui lt to fit an y 1so,ec ·1f ica t i s. All Ut i liti es ------ ~ - .--- Fo r Information Or Appointment Vinton . Ohtu Ga llia Co unty Dis play Yard J a mes 0 . Bush · Manag e r Pho ne 388-8603 PHONE ' Addison, ' .' 0. • J ! I • ••• • HEINZ STRAINED HEINZ STRAINED BABY FOOD. BABY JUICES 4 .5-oz. Jar 4 .5-oz. Can oe 1 BLUE SOFT BONNET MARGARINE ~ - a·-oz. ·c up• - 5·9e 1-lb. Pkg. FLEISCHMANN'S MARGARINE 1-lb..57ePkg. Qtn. 12e • CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE . 2-lb. Can $213. BLUE BONNET BLUE .BONNET SOFT WHIPPED STICK WHII'P.ED MARGARINE MARGARINE ~ ~ a~u. 1-lb. Pkg. Cupi 59e ·· SIX STICKS ' 1 -lb. 49e Pkg, .MAGIC BO PEEP BLEAC~ AMMONIA Gat. lot. 53e , v,.oat. Bot. 45e \ . I .. ' " • •• • •• 367·7250 • ' ALL FLAVORS . I . %-Gal. Pkg. ' ·--------------------- ---logan Monument ~., Inc. ~~---=~ . - . . ....... ,4(' LUCKY LEAF ICE CREA , ------ -:~·CO UPON -- _____:__~ : ·. LoQan Mon um ent Com pany, Pom eroy , Ohio .- , I F YOU ARE UNAB LE TO COM E VI SIT OUR TO TH E FAIR SHOWROOM OR DISPLAY LOTS, WRITE OR MAIL THI S CON V EN I ENT COUPON FOR IN F ORM~TION ABOU T "THE TWO SPECI A"t.S" OR . ANY OF OUR . LARGE SELECtiON OF OTHER BEAUTIFUl:. MEMORIALS ... MANY OF WHICH ARE NEW ADDITIONS. •.' convenient Credit Terms Availab le . . We Carry . Our Own . ' Accoun.ts . Jusr $our ~ o.t s.rv.e r 8rodge s~oppu\ 9 ,- 1ozo ' ONIONSPrice · •325 The Stringer, Regular 5425 ................. . Open Evenings & Sundays by Appt. 3 3 ~!;~··39, Size < The Shelton, Regular s600..............-..•.• ~495 Irish Spring Soapc. Red 1 NEW CROP U.S. No.1 Grade li mit quant ities on .all i tem ~ in th is ad . Pric ~s etrec t ivf! lhru Sat., October !3. !973 . None sold to dealer s. TWO IN HOSPITAL GALLIPOLIS - Two per sp ns were taken t o a rea ~ospitals Friday by the Southeaste rn Ohi o · E merge ncy Ambul a n ce Se r vice, Ci ndy Green, 17, Neighborh ood Rd., to the Holzer Medical Center , . and Lucy Hunt, 73, 128 Fourth Ave., to Point Pleasant. Clinic, both as medical patients. The Shelton and the Strhi ger in the f ines} polished autumn rose granite. everyone.- a.,.•..OHo ! ~· -we i-nsu rance . ·: • Bul our busrness rS 1;1e • .•• •••••• • •• • • •••• J , ••. •• ••••. .·~---..:.. · _;,__ _J ~ I. ' • • \ .• ' 24-oz. This p lan fe a tures an 18ft. living r o om , large 12ft. kitc he n and a master bedroom , 13 • 14 ft .. . ca r peted th roughout. T he larg e bo w w indow and· the distinctive ex terior . styl ing o ( Elcona _. _!Jl<!ke} J hiL.bQf11,e o re to be admired by .. : r,1etropolitan.Ufe :• , ' Kroger_large or .SmOH Curd c J Con Sto p in today and see the new exciting Elcona Wedgewood 65xl4 in ihe popula r "Pinehurst" d~cor. ·over night. : ~ ~ can help you select a • ·Metropolitan Life pla n that •• : will help p~y for you r d-oc: r. tor an (J drug bills . Doesn·t -~ it make s·ense· to call .me fo r details? /z-Gal. Ctn. 1 Designed to Provide a Combination of Comfort, Convenience and Lwwry. : : · If you ha,ven't, cons ider. : you rse lf _luc ky. But don "t : • press your luck. Doctor • ' and drug bi lls are continu •• · ing to rise. And you or a . :• membe r of your fam il y • : could be stuck with them Ice ·Cloud . Cream Cottage Cheese White Bread Includ es: 3 Breast wit h wi ngs & backs, 3 Leg with back s, 2 Pkgs. Gible ts & 2 Necks. Spray Starch Flavor Assorted Varieties Assorted .orW hite Bathroom TiSsue . Wt rnerve tne right IIi GALLIPOLIS - James D. Garrett, 39, of Cambridge, was cha rged with fa ilure to yield right of way following a traffic accidentat2:43 p.m . Friday on Vine St. and Second Ave. City po li ce said Ga r rett~s car collided with an auto dr iven by We ndell L. Davis, 24, of Rt . I, Patriot. Robert Baker , 59, Galli polis, suffere4 a hip injury when s truck by a car on Second Ave. near the Queen Bee · Hotel. Officer~ said Baker s tepped · into the street in front of an auto driven by J immy Niday, 16, Gallipolis. No charge was . fil ed. A backing mis hap occurred on Third Ave. a nd Vine St . whe re a truck driven by Albert E . Graham , 41, Rt . 1, Northup, hit a car driven by Carolyn B. Kelly, 30, Rt. I, Gallipolis . "~ e Ceupo~ h' irn Ottoller 13, 1973 " SulljiCt II (""\ IlliG, hit Wh ite .:::.11.24- ' --= - Driver charge . after accident ELOU [SE C = $159 • .. ·1J:- '- - Sanka Coffee B·oz Jar Chicken Parts : Family Pastor Wilson Wahl Welcomes 11111ii'lillli'iimn••••••8 lb. U.S.D.A. INSPECTED . everyone. Niagara • • With Coupon t oulon Ex ~ i m Oe lo~er 13, 1913 · . Ill • · any drug bills • -S= . Snm••···~·~iiimm~~;;;......... . . • ... JUST REGISTER! • lllllllllliil'iliii'llllllllllllltiJ. · ~ .Paid '" No purchase necessary a r1d no nf'ed to be present crit drawing to win . : 'I' Btl. --= . •' 48 -oz. - 29 ·tb~,. .......-......... ... •.............. : R•l· - t .... '. REGISTER IN OUR SHOWROOM AT LOGAN - POMEROY- VINTON or CIRCLEVILLE. .•. o r 1.:;.J Ivory Liquid ?$\,10_... U.S . Gov1. Graded Choice People 1s Choice Boneless Roa st ON DISPLAY AT THE LANCASTER FAIR " 79-' ',=,._., . . . . ,'. . = = ":> \V1•s1 Fa i r· Av1•. en l ranee. IUir;;l VALUABLE "RO GE R L OUPON · G ALLI POLIS - Harvest Da ys eva nge lis ti c se r vices with Eva ngelist Bill Compton will begi n Monday a t 7 p.m . at the Fir st Baptist Church and continue eacQ evening through Sunday, Oct. 14. E;.vange list Compton wa s born a nd reared in Decatur , Ala .· cOnver ted at age 14, he compl e t e d his education at the tennessee Te mpl e Schools in Chatta nooga, Te nn ., g r a du a ted from Temple Baptist Coll ege in 195 1, and continu ed studies at · the Tem ple Ba ptist Theological Semin ary in 1953 with a Bachelor of Divinity Degree . His e xp e rience includes several yea rs in .the pas tora te , mi!;sion a ry work in Cayman Isla nds in the West Indies and helping to organize a church in Canada. The las t pas torate which tle se r ve d was the Souths ide Baptist Church, Greenville, S. C., this being his 17th year in full.time eva ngelism . A spec ia l minis try in sacred music will . be rendered each evening. A superv ised nursery will. be open fo r each service. - llllll~;;iiiiiifj~· ;;~·......... ling Sl11 Detnt•nt CLOSED MONDAY POMEROY - The Pomeroy P ost Office will be closed Mo nday in observan ce of Colum bus Day, Pos tma s te r Jam es Soulsby announ c es . There will be no mail del ~ very . The lobby will be · open from 7: 30 to 9:30 a .m . fo r postholders who wish to plck ~P mail on Monday·, Soulsby said . ~~ • With Coupon Coup-on h'1ru Ocll h r U, 1113 '. ' Box Ill entitled " Keystones Guide to Beauty Culture ." Joe 8elcarcel, direc tor of the s tate board of cosmotology, pr oblems in di s cussed Cosmotology. ---=- i.~~ $109 •• new textbook and workbook , · CLOSED MONDAY G ALLIPOLIS The :Ga llipolis Pos t Office will · be :ctq8ed Monday, October 8, in <>b~rvance of Columbus Day. ;r'OO.re will be no delivery on )li(y or, rura l routes. Norma l ~bdi-box and special delivery $ft,yices will be provided . A ~i t)' wide collea'tion of mail will ' made on a holid ay scheduie be . and the mail will be dispa tched On a no rm al week-day sche<!ule. • Tide Detergent '.. ~ AI our· len l displa y near llw ; ' . •••' ' FREE MARBLE TOP TABLE llllllli.llllllllllllllll .•. t .· ···~ ........-~::~ --"·~.,. . . 1$\• .~ ' ·c-; ;.t\ . •• .: COUPOI h,iru Oc!Ghr 1), 1113 · " SY. Jet1 tl IP'IIu ll lt stttl 111rll1nl tun" ./"ff.-..~ I Monday evening REG.ISTER FOR W ith Coupon - . .. Con -~- Aug. Pri<O GALLIPOLIS - A deer was Han na n Trace Local School LESS MILK IN 'l 3 bus esca ped jnju ry in a n ac'l killed in ·a single car accident COLUMBUS I UP I ) cident at 3:45p.m. F riday on ~ a t 11 :30 a.m . Sat.u1·day on the County Road '30. Office rs said Pro~u c ti on of top-g rade milk · , Addison.Bula vil le Rd . ; .According to the Ga llia . an auto tlri\ie n by J a meS E. and milk for cheese in Ohio ; Meigs Pos t State Highway Lockha r t, 25, Crown City, a nd dropped 20 pot. from July, 1972 .,. Patrol,, the aniinal r a n into the cthe bus ope ra ted by Robert K. to July, 1973, it was revealed . .: pa \h of a car oper ated by Hedric k , 31 , of No rthup , Friday. William Recob, dairy buyer for the Big Bear storeS: in : Rob~ rt A. Racer , 19, · Rt. 1, . collided . · There wa s minor damage Ohio, said the number of dairy '' Q~llipolis . There wa s minor · producers in Ohio, the third and no charges· were fil ed . . dli)n'a ge to his car. \ ranked state in da iry products, Dona ld Montgomery , 54, of : A second Saturday accident · ;occurred a t 10:22 a .m . on' Rt. Scottown, was charged with d ropped from 15,250 in J uly, ·218, one and six ten ths m i1es fa ilure to s top within the 1972 to 13,950 in July, 1973 a cl ea r d is tance decline of nine per cent. :South of Rl. 7 where an auto ·as sur e d ';driven by Thom as D, Willis, 47, following an accide nt on Rt. 218 ·Ki lls Hill, struck a car driven at the jw1c ti on toRt. 7. Offi cer s Ranked amon g the world 's ~y ' Eural R . Houck, 59, of sa id Mon tgomery's ca r .stru ck .r. rnost pre c i ou s gem s, th~ t~e rear of an auto operated. by 'Crown City. Willis was charged , Hn est r ubies of a la rger size Mar jorie S. Bevan · of Crown e xceed in val ue fi ne d ia ~iih : improper backing. . monds in Similar size. · l;;ighl passengers · aboard a : City . . -3-lb.$269 ~ ,,,,, , ,' OPEN DAILY 9 'TIL 9 - CLOSED SUNDAY 252 THIRD AVE., GALLIPOLIS Harvest Days semces open · Kroger Coffee Ill· I (OI\•pure to " ' Marengo, a white s tallion , preciatNI ." 'fhe ' Band Booste r was ridden by Napoleon in organization will solicit after · his defeat at Waterloo in 18)5. Ut Kr111r l'r icu 111111 HIU Octelllf 11, 11U. We Aug. Price lb. $1.69 . same method as in the past tO cont.:! c t. the business. establishments and merc hants in this area. Since the people residing in our area Patronize the business establishments, .of Ill '''Jril•t 11U. Ct. I 11!11 IIIII .~· ·TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of the Daily Tribune :, '. • president; ··we are using the -'1.7 · South('rn l..ut·al D1striet and Oct 20 tn the PmnerCJy-Middleport are.a . f)(,Jwtions, however. may be se nt to our treasurer, Mrs. Nora Cross, Rt. 2, Racine, Ol1io. Ot·l . • ana weekly Gallia·Times ... Rotary Club makes plans to dedicate ne~ food stand on Memorial Field in honor of the la te Clyde T . Mitchell ... Albert L. Meyers joins Tribune-Times a dver tising Sl)f£ ... J ay Simms, Bruce Atkinson a nd Danny Blazer receive ~rdsafter being named top T•ibune-Times carriers ... Fra nk l)ftnner named winner of weekly grid guess oontest ,.. J . Howard ~1 elected Kiwanis Club pres ide nt ... GAHS stings Middleport ..Y, . · ·~ in SEOAL opener. · .. RACl~ - Southern Local Band · Boosters will conduct their annual tag dlly, Oct. 2i, in the Southern Local District and Oct. 20, in the Pomero,,Middleport area. · Said Mrs . Ruth Smith ' Pow.f.l".l{Y-Middl{'j>OI't, c·o. ,opt• ra le and parllopal~ In sncial ac-tivities and padJdcs, we ft>el WP are not oul of lint• in t>Olll.<J('tlng lhem in regard i1t taK da~,_' A donation of any amount will bP grea.tly ap- Be .Sure To A t tend The Fairfield County . THE pr esident's report also revealed 110 needy families are ;. being assisted through the pre natal care programs of fa mily planning a nd child development. Approximately 1,600 han) diCapped children and adults are receiving compre hensive : diagnostic and evaluation services. • ' HIOGRANDE - Rio Grande College will audion off selected surplus material Saturday, Oct. 13 starting at 10 a .m . on the college green, and in case of rain, in Comrllunfty Hall . Slim Chapmajl. Wells ton, will be the auc tioneer. Desks, office c·hairs, and ma chines and perhaps some lawn-care ma chinery will be auctioned along with dor~ mitory furniture , . which includes bed frames , old beds, dressers, desks, and chairs. Additional miscellaneou s items will also be sold. The public is invited. 'ff'i lso11 ]r. I IS - The Sunday Times- Sentinel , Sunday, O<'t. 7, 1973 • �• • • • \ • 17 ~ The $unday 'l'imes- Sentinel, Sunda)', Oct. 7, 1973 !t 16 - TheSU!>day Times - Sentinel, Sunday,Oct. 7, 1973 • : w will CHESHIRE - The championship game. of the Southern Valley Athletic Conference will be played at Racine Friday night when <;oach Jim Sprague's . unbeaten Kyger Creek )3obcats tangle with Coach · ~ 'Bill Jewell 's Tornadoes. "· This was assured Friday night as Kyger Creek · ' rolled over Eastern, 25-6 while Southern downed . North Gallia, 20-14. :::· Last year, those .teams lour where Blake zoomed · ·, tought to a scoreless tie at tllrough lor six points. :,, Cheshire. John Sheets kicked the extra .. Friday night, a "charged- point but it was nullified on ·an . up" Bobcat o!fense took the oil-sides call. His 'llecond boot • - opening kickoff 66 yards lor its was wide to the right. ::;:;t(rst touchdown. The drive Eastern received its second :t~atured the running of tlle big break of the night on .the ;:;" Bobcats' three big running . ensuing kicko!!. The ball hit ,. backs, senior fullback Bobcat tackle Lawhon and I;awrence Tabor, · junior boun.ced back to the Eagles at lailback Mark Waller and midfield. Aided by a 15 yard :; senior quarterback Clay holding penalty and a tightened : Hudson . Tabor broke loose on a .Bobcat defense, the Eagles 30 yard romp which placed the were forced to punt from 'their .. ball at the five . 40 yard line . ::: Two costly offside penalties Kyger Creek quickly went to moved It back . On a third down its air game as Hudson hit - !ong yardage play, Hudson fullback Lawrence Tabor on a - fired a 13 yard scoring pass to 20 yard flair pass . Two plays :';his senior end John Rumley. A later, Hudson connected with :':kick for the extra poinr went Rurtiley ·on a 38 yard touch::' wide to the right, down. Again the kick for the :;: . Following • the ·e nsuing ·e xtra point went wide. KC led kicko(f, the Eagles' junior . I~ at tlle half. ..~ fullback. Mike Larkins and Eastern, · using ball control, • • quarterback · Randy Blake killed S.ven minutes of the ~ began moving the Eastern third quarter marching from : offense, but a fumble recovery its 40 to the Bobcat 18 before : by the Bobcats' defensive tlle sustained drive ended. .. tackle Marc Lawhon halted the Senior John Sheets and Larkins drive. provided tlle offensive spark. "- . Kyger Creek drove from the The BObcats returned lo their running game as Hudson yard slripe . to the 20 where :;-tile BObcats' returned it on a followed the wedge for two first : fumble. Eastern, again : put downs . A 52 yard run by Tabor • !9gether a sustained drive placed llle ball at the 22. • which ended at the Bobcat 27 Three plays later, Waller on a fourth down.screen pass to raced over from the nine. Tim i Larkins. Lucas then added the extra : , .Two plays iater, 222 pound point on a kick. Eastern's of1 : ' jUnior tackle Phil Bowen fell on ' fense moved from its 30 to the • a Hudson fumble at .the !8. Bobcat 49 before being forced Using a strong running al- to surrender the ball. ,.... tack, Coach Spike Berkhimer's With Hudson, Waller and ~ Eagles moved the oval to the Tabor again us ing their run· nihg ability behind solid holes · . opened by the Bobca t offensive ltne moved into scoring position . The 78 yard drive ••• ended on a 13 yard romp tiy Tabor. AMther KC drive ended ·• . AFTER AERtAL - Hannan Trace's L . Sibley (83) reaches out to haul in a pass from h'is quarterback as Hannan 's Wayne Richardson ( 44 ) moves in to make the tackle in a defensive battle Friday nigh! in which the final score ended at 0-0. Even though Sibley made a nice catch on this play, the defense of CoacltLeo Watson's boys held solidly throughout the encounter . Hannan's Wildcats, however, missed two good scoring opportunities. On bolh occasions, the Mason County team bad the ball within a yard or two of paydirl but did not score. The Ohioans tllreatened once (Photo courtesy of Pt. Pleasant Register). · · ,. E t_ f: E. :t6 • .i · : ~ Ironton · on an interCeption·. Tailback Tabor led the Bobcat attack with 161 yards in 13 carries. Wallerflnished with 57 yards and Hudson rushed lor 68 yards and threw two touchdown passes. Larkins and Blake : Bruce Carter scored four were the top ball carriers for : • : : the Eagles. . It was tlle first time since 1969 that Kyger Creek had heaten Eastern in football. Since then, the Bobcats had lost 28-8; 46-6 and 8-6. The Bobcat defense was led by 265 pound senior tackle David Clay, seniors Ron Roush, Marc Lawhon, Tabo1·, Hudson, and John Gordon, :., TYJ"aver' l y· W " ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ l • : : : WAVERLY - touchdowns and Rick Massey kicked six extra points Friday night as 11'4' Ironton Tigers waxed Waverly 00-8. 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Smar t 1 18 Corby 1 13 Team Stats M L First Downs 10 15 Fumbles 3 0 2 0 FUmbles Lost Intercepted By 0 1 Yards Rushing 82 230 Yards Pass ing 122 50 Total Ya rds 204 . 280 ;r J Penalt ies Pena lty Yardag .e 5 25 ' 4 -155 5-145 . PUnts ' ·' 16 Co rby Smart · •• WITHDRAWABLE ANYTIME 79 Ash ON , 12 .13 Pass R.ec:eiv ing · M ei gs Coats ' . ·• P YdS . Me igs- Eason 4 155 .5 145 ' Logan - Kemper Punt Return s Meigs Ret. Yds . CLOSING OUT . SEASON ·SALES ••· ••• The Marauders got I more 33 yards. crack at md'ving the ball after The Marauders were that , but Warner threw . 4 penalized only once, that being straight incornpletiOns, 1·_in- an illegal procedure infraction tended £or Cremeans and ·tile for 5 yards. The Chiefs, on the other 3 to Wolle. other hand, were ca ught 3. The homecoming crowd of times for 25 yards . "' about3,000 saw tlle Marauders Logan didn 't bobble the oval out-done in the s tatisti cs at all , while Meigs runners lost department . control of tlle ball 3 limes, with Logan aCcumulated 15 firs t Logan defenders recovering downs to Mei gs' 10, while the twice . Chiefs ran tor 230 yards, with Logan is now tied for first Corby 's 97 and Kemper's 79 • place in tlle SEOAL with leading the wa y .· The Ironton at 2-0. The Marauders Ma r auders , mcanwt)ile, could drop to a second place manage only 62 .ground yards, deadlock with Athens, both at 41 by Couch, 23 by Magnotta 1-1 in loop play. Meigs, Friday, will travel to and 21 lor Ash. However, the passing Wellston to take on Jody com bination of Warner t o .Michaels ' up . and coming . Cremean-s and w'o lfe · a c- Golden Rockets, 27-0 losers to counted for 122 yards, c om- Athens Friday night. pared to just 50 aeiial yards for Logan returns to friendly territory where the Chiefs will Kemper . Cremea ns caught 3 tosses host the Gallipolis Blue Devils, and 84 yards and a touchdown, who got a last,minute 14-14. tie with Wolfe adding 2 grabs for with Jackson Friday C . Yds. TO 18 97 C Yds . TO - · quaTter . . Pass ing Meigs A C TO I Yd5o , -16 5 1 I 122 Logan Krebs Cole R. Shaw ( oi'by • : : : NOW PAY .\ When many ear nest m't!n wer e diligently engaged in im proving the endurance and d .ev~ loping safety measures of the airplane, one very , unsound idea found ex pression . That of. a glider framework with a sa il on top,. ~ uch as mig~t be foun d on a sa il boat . It was quickly she l ved . The - only ·t hing that is she lved in the mobile home is the c.;~binets, w h ich we m ight add, are num erous, spac ious and varied in size. The · corlstruction eng ineeri ng is done in such a way as to use e11ery Square inch of mobile home space for: practical uses, so ca b i n et s, · c losets . a nd storage space do not take away fran'\ s~cio us living_ area. ~. ·ws a ·great· life-; ll11ing ih a mobile home, ha ving all the room you need. all the modern · conveniences at your d is.posa l and being able to move whenever you w i sh and wher ever you desire. So why not stop in for complete deta ils about mob ile home living and buying today ._ Join th e thoUsands of carefree. happy mobile home owners. J.OHNSON 'S MOBILE HOME SALES ' • ' 1 . 7 Cremeans Wolfe COLUMBUS ( UPI ) - Bruce Elia, starting his first game at fullba ck, ran for two touchdowns and sophomore tailback Archie Griffin scored two more and rushed for . 126 yards to pace No. I ranked Ohio State to a 27·3 win over Washington State here Saturday. A tough Ohio State defense limited Washington State to a 41-yard field goal in the second "' qUarter for thf Cougars' on ly score. Washington State, now 1-3 for the season, didn't a llow the powerful Buckeye attack a first dt?wn iri a scoreless fil."st quarter before the Ohio Stale offense finally began lO .roll ,midwa y through the second BUCKEYE .BUILDING & LOAN '· PASS~BOOK ' SA.VINGS 'A T TERRY Kempe r ~ Cougars 20 Logan Warner • Gr o11epo rt 4Q London 16 Gr.andview 14 Dublin 7 Frank li n Hi s . 14 Ha milton Twp . 14 Oi€-1 Teays Va lley 16 Mary svi lle 0 Upper Ar l ington · 14 cots . Northland 0 . Cots . Wes t 7 Cots _ Mohawk 0 West er ville 28 Worth i ng ton 21 Delaware 28 Revnoldsbura 14 Urba~~ 28 Groye Ci l y 14 .,. . West Jefferson 27 Olenlangy 0 Cots . Watterson 23 Cots . So uth Wolfe ~ Buckeyes r- romp by • Eason blasting a 42 yarder to pass, 5 yard penalty for illegal the Logan 47, wilh no return . procedure and 2 more inAgain LOgan started a drive, co mpletions, sandwiched this time keyed by 2 runs by around a 1 yard loss by Smarl for a total o( 16 yards. Magno'tta, ended the Meigs tllreat on the Logan 19. But that march stalled on tl1e Tbal's-tlle way it stood until Meigs 33, with Kemper puntiog down to the 5, and tlle that third quarter when the Marauders put togetller their . Meigs backfield of Couch, Ash and MagnOtta started crashing · first march of the evening. Whitlatch went for 4, Ash for through the Logan defensive none and Magnotta for 8 before line, behind some fine Warner went to the air. A 16 blocking . That slas!Kng runnin g was yarder to Wolfe gave Meigs a exemplified following the first down on its own 33. Fom touc hd own . The there , Magnotta went !or 6 and Logan Marauders made a last ditch Warner fired completions Of 22 yards to Wolfe and 36 to march down the field , with Cremeans. An incomp1ete Magnotta running for 9 yards, Couch for ' 6 and 3, Ash for 6, Couch for 7 and 7 and Ash for 8 MEIGS -LOGAN STATISTICS more before Couch, who played Individual Stats an outstanding offensive game Rushing Meigs in the second half using second C . Yd5 . TO effort to gain many of his 11 Hl 41 Cou ch Magnotta yards, fwnbled, with Logan ' 23 Ash 7 21 tackle Randy Goo'dlive 5 15 Wh i tl atch ' 5 10 Warner recovering on the Chief 28. w ' Mt . Vernon 23_.Wh ilehal l 6 Cols . DeSales 35 Cots. Harlley By . Meigs on their own 24 yard line : tailbac k Terry ·Junior Whitlatch, slowed somewhat by an injured leg suffered in tssl week 's 14-7 triumph over Gallipolis, was stopped for no gain and Warner lost 3 before a Marauder back, either Ash or sophomore wingback Mike Ma gnotta, fumbled, with Logan's defensive tackle Don D;:tnison recovering on the 20. Two ru shes and an incomplete pass netted I ya rd for tlle Chieftains before halfback J oh n Smart kicked wide on a 36 yard field goal attempt. )he Marauders took over on the 20 bUt couldn't move and senior Robbie Eason booted a 40 yard punt with a loss of 2 yards on tlle rewrn by Smart. Corby lllen s tarted running through the middle .of the Marauder defensiv.e Jine, ga ining 26 yard$ in 3 tries before the Logan drive stalled on the Meigs 37. Kemper then pun ted out of bounds on the 3 and the Marauders again . couldn ' t move the ball, with was the leading ground gai ner rambled all the way down 10 on the night for the Marauders with 41 yards in 10 ca rries. the 4. Warner then threw inThe Marauder defense complete to end Dave Wolfe , stiffened lhougmo forcing the Chiefta ins to take 3 plays to gel setting the stage for the TD the ball across} with the score toss to Cremeans. · Gary . George split th e coming on a r yard plunge by upri ghts and kicked off to fullback Roger Shaw. Just 2 minute s and 47 Logan with halfba c k John seconds ' earlier , with 1 : 11 Corby , the Chiefs' , leading remaining in the third quarte r , rusher . with 97 yard in 18. atthe Marauders had taken a 7-U tempts, returning I~ yards to the 33 . F rom 1.1\ere; Corby ran !~ad on a 22 yard pass play from sen ior quarterback Jay twice for a total of 7 yards, . Warner td end Melvin ending the third s tanza. ' Then, on tlle fir s! play of Cremeans. the final quarter, Kemper The Meigs drive had s tarted on their own 27. on the first s tar te~ his jaunt across and Play , Warner fired to down the southern half of the Cremeans who hauled it in beautifully manicure-d around midfield and fought to Marauder Stadium turf. Mos t of the first half was the Logan 47 . Pas's interference waS ca lled against 'the played in Meigs territory, with Chi eftain s on the pla y, but it the Chiefs running 25 of their 42' first-half plays from th e Meigs was declined . side of. midfield. Meanwhile, Senior fullba ck Mick Ash then went for 2, followed by a 10 the Marauders could ge t off yarder by Warn er ~nd ha rd- only 6 snaps in Logan territory earned pickups of 2, 10 and 1 out of a fir st-hal! total of 27. That first half started with yard by senior· Ron Couch, who ten sideline wide open and Co rby Kemper Smart R . Shaw Cole - Rio Redmen finish third in Marion meet • • •• MARAUDER STADIUM - A big, hard -hitting bunch of Logan Chieftains rolled into l'omeroy Friday night and spoiled homecoming ' 73, nipping the Meigs Marauders, 8-7, in a rugged SEOAL battle here. The game, played before an overflow house in "' Marauderland ,' ' was determined by about 4 inches.· Tha-t was th e pe ne trati on across the Meigs goal line by " Big Chief" Jim Kempe r , Logan quarte rba c k , who · scored the winning points on a C'onversion sweep around right end. Kemper had set up the touchdown and winning conversion him se lf, running a keepe~ around left end from the Logan 40 yard line down to the Meigs 4. After sprinting around left ,. and near the east sidelines, Kempet cut back towards the middle anq· kept c hyrnin g •• laterally ac r oss the fleld , : breaking what seemed to be 7 : or 8 tackles . He then {ound the • high sch_Qal s ideline for a 78 yard touch-· ;' by going 42 yards in 10 plays to BY GARY CLARK MASON - Jell Haymaker, down play. Haymaker split tlle narrow the gap by 17 to 13. The 5'9" seriior placekicker for the up rights with :he PAT and the Spartans elected to try for a Wahama White Falcons, Falcons were up by seven with two point conVersion but failed and with 7: 33 left Wahama held booted a 24-yard field goal with only 0:44 seconds elapsed . Alexander took the ensuing a four point lead which proved 11:56. to go in the game to give tlle Falcons their fifth win of ki ck-off and marched 60 yards to be the final ' margin of vi ctlle season Friday night by a 17- in jus! 10 plays for its first tory . tou chdown . Dave Gilders Wahama will face the tough 13 margin over A1exander. matched the.feat of Haymaker Winfield Generals Friday in Hayma~r' s 24 yard field goal was his fifth of the season by booting the extra point. · ~ wha t will be the toughest test of Wahama put seven more the season. Kickoff lime next . leaving him one s hy of the stale record lor a high school foot- points on the board before the week will be at 7:30.p .m . along the Homecomin g ball player. It was reported half ended on a pa ss !rom with . unofficially that state record is Smith to Lewis lhatcovered 64 festivities. STATISTICS six field goals in one ·season, yai"ds. Haymaker once ·again D e partm ~ nt . W A held · by a Paden City kicker. was true to form a nd Wahama F.i r sl Downs 7 13 97 172 Wahama received the held a l4 to 7 lea d at in- Yards Rush ing Yards Pa ssing 168 6~· opening ~ickoff. .The Whi te -te rmissipn. T ota l Yards 265 236 . 5 -12 4-14 Falcons quickly went into thei'r During the third quarter both Passes Comp . Att . 60 . 70 Pen alti es fa~ous Quail F -Ormation . On teams stayed with the ground Fu-mbles Lost '3 -2 4- 1 0 1 the first play Jell Gilland was game . Once a'ga iri th~ game In ter cep t iOn s Score by Quarte rs ; thrown for a five yard loss . On was played in Wahama Wahama 7 7 0 3- 17 the second play Gilland hit territory until Haymaker Alexander 7 0 0 6- 13 Mike Lewis with a short pass punted and got a good roll that and Lewis rambled down the CB.rried to the Alexander 29 ya rd line. Three plays later on tllird doWn and live the Spartan quarterback Dan . Walsh laded back to throw. His pass was picked off by Rick Hesson a t the Alexander 44 and Hesson re turned it to the Spartan 28 yard line where,Wahama had a • first and ten. Lewi.s hit in the MARION, Ind. - Hillsdale line for n:oMgain on the first College of Michigan won top . play. Lewis was good for five honors here Saturday in tlle yards on second down . Randy Marion Cross Country · In- Grinstead then picked up seve n while Lewis got four, Smith vitational. Hillsdale picked up 53 points four and Lewis four more against 16 other teams in the giving Wahama the ball on tlle Spartan seven yard line, It was annual event. Taylor, Ind., College finished fourth down and less than a second with 107 pointS and Rio yard to g o for the Falcons when Hayma ker'.-went iO and booted · Grande third with 120. Rio Grande's Jack Finch it through giving WHS a 17 to 7 placed fourth and Ken Sanders lea d. Aiexander came right back finished lith in individual scoting. Rio's Bruce-Mellon was 20th and Stacey Osborne placed 33rd. • Rio's next meet will be at Marshall University on Tuesday. r • • Why should an Electrician join the Navy~ Friday's Palcons edge Bob Mabry added the final Donnell, Mark Waller, and Tiger touchdown on a 33 yard David Stroud and sophomores run late in the fourth quarter. Ben Arnett, Tom Stump and In addition to the six extra Bill Metzner. point kiCks by Massey the Kyger' Creek is 5-0 overall Tigers' Ten-y Parker tackled .· and 4-0 in the Southern Valley Ohio High SchOol Football Score s Waverly's John Shoemaker in · Athletic Conference. · Eastern By United Press lnternalianal : the eod zone for a third period dropped to 2-3 in all games and Cleve . Benedi ct ine 0 Ma ssillon ) , · ; safety . 2-2 . in llle league. The loss O(tte Cleve . So uth 20 C le 11e. West Waverly's only touchdown virtually eliminated tlle Eagles tech 8 Willoughby Sou.th 22 Bed f ord 15 : came with 58 seconds from any title hopes. Eastern Ch illic ot}le 26 Portsmouth \8 • remaining in the half when will play Southwestern Friday Wheelersburg 22 Ports . Notre Dame 1-2 : Shoemaker hit Forrest Cox night. . New Boston 20 Minford 8 . · : with a 43 yard strike and~then Ironton 50 waverly 8 . STATISTICS Mar ietta 15 · Parkersburg { W. Dep.artment E KC ; passed to Jeff Rhodes for the First Va .l South o Downs , 11 17 YardsRushlng:• 104 286 Fo rt Fre y ' 26 Za.nesville • two point conversion . . 20 80 Rosecrans 0 Passing ·~ Upping their season mark to Yards Clea rfork 16 Crestv iew 0 Passes Attempted 53 • '4 BellevUe 27 Shelby 14· , ~ ~ the awesome Tigers rolled Passfls Co.n'lpleted Fumbles 1 2 Zanes11ille 20 .. wii1tersville 8 : up 15first downs, had 404 yards Fumbles Lost 1 2 Sheridan 13 West Muskingurrl o 1 0 : rushing, and completed two of Interceptions New Lexington 58 Ph ilo 12 50 60 Penal.t ies New Concord 'John ·Genn 13 : seven passes for 22 yards. By ·ouarte'rs : May'sville 7 0 6 0 0- 6 ' ; The losers picked up nine Eastern Spr ing f i eld Shawnee 13 6 6 7 6---'- 15 Tecumseh K . Cr· e ek 12 • first downs; had 112 yards · M iddletown 14 Fairfield 6 t ruahing, and connected on .10 of "' Sf. Marys 28 Defian ce 0 FO. RWARDS. ON WAIVERS . C~nton McKin ley .4 7 Ca nton • 19 passes. for 137 yards. Lmcotn 14 : SCore by quarters : PIDLADELPIDA ( UP!) - · ~elpw34 Paden City (W . va . ) 7 14 23 1>--,jQ The Philadelphia 76ers Friday carrollton 16 Claymont 7 : Ironton · : Waverly 0 8 0 0- 8 placed reserve forwards Dave Wadsworth 21 Cloverleaf s i"enson and. Bill Hewitt on . Sf?r ingfietd Local 26 Fairll iew 6 PrQua 20 Be!lefounta ill 0 . waivers. · Edgewood 28 Frankl in 21 ·1 Pt. Pleasant Cols . Eastmoor 6 .cots . Ma.rion Sorenson, acquired last sea- F.ranklin 0 -' . son from Cleveland in a trade Cots. Wc:~lnut Ridge 37 : C.ots . · : be~ten 44-30 . . Central 6 for Bob Rule, played in 48 . Cot s. - sroo10HI'ile,l'\ - 18 ·cots·. : CJ{ARLESTON Pt. games and averaged 5.9 points North · 7 M ifflin 0 Cols . East 0 (tie l : Pleasant's Big Blacks rallied a contest. · • : ·: : : • : ,.. " ~-------------------..... with a 10 yard run. He also added the extra points.· On the ensuing kickoff, North Gallia's Ralph Smitll returned - ezgs homecOming, 8-7 VINTON _ Paced by tlle the ball to tlle 45 where he was ya rds in nine attempts; Smith hard-running of junior tailback hit hard, fumbled with had 67 yards in 17 cracks. Greg Dunning and Dave Mike Nease who gained 211 Southern recovering. yards and three touchdowns With 11 :58 remaining in the Clark were the other offensive the Southern Tornadoes rolled first half, Nease bulled over tllreats for Soutllern. Duming to a 20-14 victory· over North from the three yard line givjng and se nior quarterback Vern Qa llja here Frid;Jy night. tlle Meigs Countians a I~ Ord returned to the Tornado The win snapped a one game lea d . Both defenses took lineup after sitting out the Wahama game. Dunning was losing streak for Coach Bill charge from that point. Jewell's club. Soutllern;, 4-1 in ·· North Ga lli a, ·apparently forced leave early 'i n1he first all games and 3-0 in tlle · (evived at tlle half, tied the half. Southern Valley Alhlettc score midway in the third • Nease has now scored 68 Conference. Friday night, the· stanza on a nine yard jaunt by points in five games and has ' defending champs meet Kyger Smith. The run for the con- 111Shed for 810 yarda. play at North Gallia Creek in the game of the year ve rsion was stopped. 'Friday in a nonin the SVAC. ' Southern wrapped it up with Green Twp. . league game . . ·' Frida nig ht, Coach John II :49 left in the game on a 45 .., STATISTICS Blake'shard-luck Pirates drew yard run by Nease . North DEPARTMENT 5 NG first blood as Sterling Logan, Gallia moved the ball to the F!rs1 Downs 13 11 190 pound junior tail hack and two yard line but had to turn it Ya rd s Rushing 262 203 Yards Pa ssing 0 defensive safely, picked up a over with 31 seconds left on the Passes Attpt . 2 5 Passes Com pt. Tornado fumble and ramt'ed cl.ock. 0 2 l es ·· 3 45 yards. Big' · Bruce Runyon Coach John Blake said his . FUmb Fumb les Lost 2 3 tllen ran the conversion lor an team ptayed the second half. In ter ce pt ions 1 0 25 50 8-0 lead. Offensively, the Pirates were Pena lized By 0\larlers : Southern bounced back as led by Logan 's 79 yards in 21 So uthern 8 6 (). 6- 20 8 0 6 0- 14 Nea se ended a sustained drive carries : Runyon added 44 North Gallia ' I • Southern ·bounces hack Ctops :Eastern ·~• crushes 'I , ,• I c) ;, _,.:. "' ·l 'i'· �• • • • \ • 17 ~ The $unday 'l'imes- Sentinel, Sunda)', Oct. 7, 1973 !t 16 - TheSU!>day Times - Sentinel, Sunday,Oct. 7, 1973 • : w will CHESHIRE - The championship game. of the Southern Valley Athletic Conference will be played at Racine Friday night when <;oach Jim Sprague's . unbeaten Kyger Creek )3obcats tangle with Coach · ~ 'Bill Jewell 's Tornadoes. "· This was assured Friday night as Kyger Creek · ' rolled over Eastern, 25-6 while Southern downed . North Gallia, 20-14. :::· Last year, those .teams lour where Blake zoomed · ·, tought to a scoreless tie at tllrough lor six points. :,, Cheshire. John Sheets kicked the extra .. Friday night, a "charged- point but it was nullified on ·an . up" Bobcat o!fense took the oil-sides call. His 'llecond boot • - opening kickoff 66 yards lor its was wide to the right. ::;:;t(rst touchdown. The drive Eastern received its second :t~atured the running of tlle big break of the night on .the ;:;" Bobcats' three big running . ensuing kicko!!. The ball hit ,. backs, senior fullback Bobcat tackle Lawhon and I;awrence Tabor, · junior boun.ced back to the Eagles at lailback Mark Waller and midfield. Aided by a 15 yard :; senior quarterback Clay holding penalty and a tightened : Hudson . Tabor broke loose on a .Bobcat defense, the Eagles 30 yard romp which placed the were forced to punt from 'their .. ball at the five . 40 yard line . ::: Two costly offside penalties Kyger Creek quickly went to moved It back . On a third down its air game as Hudson hit - !ong yardage play, Hudson fullback Lawrence Tabor on a - fired a 13 yard scoring pass to 20 yard flair pass . Two plays :';his senior end John Rumley. A later, Hudson connected with :':kick for the extra poinr went Rurtiley ·on a 38 yard touch::' wide to the right, down. Again the kick for the :;: . Following • the ·e nsuing ·e xtra point went wide. KC led kicko(f, the Eagles' junior . I~ at tlle half. ..~ fullback. Mike Larkins and Eastern, · using ball control, • • quarterback · Randy Blake killed S.ven minutes of the ~ began moving the Eastern third quarter marching from : offense, but a fumble recovery its 40 to the Bobcat 18 before : by the Bobcats' defensive tlle sustained drive ended. .. tackle Marc Lawhon halted the Senior John Sheets and Larkins drive. provided tlle offensive spark. "- . Kyger Creek drove from the The BObcats returned lo their running game as Hudson yard slripe . to the 20 where :;-tile BObcats' returned it on a followed the wedge for two first : fumble. Eastern, again : put downs . A 52 yard run by Tabor • !9gether a sustained drive placed llle ball at the 22. • which ended at the Bobcat 27 Three plays later, Waller on a fourth down.screen pass to raced over from the nine. Tim i Larkins. Lucas then added the extra : , .Two plays iater, 222 pound point on a kick. Eastern's of1 : ' jUnior tackle Phil Bowen fell on ' fense moved from its 30 to the • a Hudson fumble at .the !8. Bobcat 49 before being forced Using a strong running al- to surrender the ball. ,.... tack, Coach Spike Berkhimer's With Hudson, Waller and ~ Eagles moved the oval to the Tabor again us ing their run· nihg ability behind solid holes · . opened by the Bobca t offensive ltne moved into scoring position . The 78 yard drive ••• ended on a 13 yard romp tiy Tabor. AMther KC drive ended ·• . AFTER AERtAL - Hannan Trace's L . Sibley (83) reaches out to haul in a pass from h'is quarterback as Hannan 's Wayne Richardson ( 44 ) moves in to make the tackle in a defensive battle Friday nigh! in which the final score ended at 0-0. Even though Sibley made a nice catch on this play, the defense of CoacltLeo Watson's boys held solidly throughout the encounter . Hannan's Wildcats, however, missed two good scoring opportunities. On bolh occasions, the Mason County team bad the ball within a yard or two of paydirl but did not score. The Ohioans tllreatened once (Photo courtesy of Pt. Pleasant Register). · · ,. E t_ f: E. :t6 • .i · : ~ Ironton · on an interCeption·. Tailback Tabor led the Bobcat attack with 161 yards in 13 carries. Wallerflnished with 57 yards and Hudson rushed lor 68 yards and threw two touchdown passes. Larkins and Blake : Bruce Carter scored four were the top ball carriers for : • : : the Eagles. . It was tlle first time since 1969 that Kyger Creek had heaten Eastern in football. Since then, the Bobcats had lost 28-8; 46-6 and 8-6. The Bobcat defense was led by 265 pound senior tackle David Clay, seniors Ron Roush, Marc Lawhon, Tabo1·, Hudson, and John Gordon, :., TYJ"aver' l y· W " ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ l • : : : WAVERLY - touchdowns and Rick Massey kicked six extra points Friday night as 11'4' Ironton Tigers waxed Waverly 00-8. 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Smar t 1 18 Corby 1 13 Team Stats M L First Downs 10 15 Fumbles 3 0 2 0 FUmbles Lost Intercepted By 0 1 Yards Rushing 82 230 Yards Pass ing 122 50 Total Ya rds 204 . 280 ;r J Penalt ies Pena lty Yardag .e 5 25 ' 4 -155 5-145 . PUnts ' ·' 16 Co rby Smart · •• WITHDRAWABLE ANYTIME 79 Ash ON , 12 .13 Pass R.ec:eiv ing · M ei gs Coats ' . ·• P YdS . Me igs- Eason 4 155 .5 145 ' Logan - Kemper Punt Return s Meigs Ret. Yds . CLOSING OUT . SEASON ·SALES ••· ••• The Marauders got I more 33 yards. crack at md'ving the ball after The Marauders were that , but Warner threw . 4 penalized only once, that being straight incornpletiOns, 1·_in- an illegal procedure infraction tended £or Cremeans and ·tile for 5 yards. The Chiefs, on the other 3 to Wolle. other hand, were ca ught 3. The homecoming crowd of times for 25 yards . "' about3,000 saw tlle Marauders Logan didn 't bobble the oval out-done in the s tatisti cs at all , while Meigs runners lost department . control of tlle ball 3 limes, with Logan aCcumulated 15 firs t Logan defenders recovering downs to Mei gs' 10, while the twice . Chiefs ran tor 230 yards, with Logan is now tied for first Corby 's 97 and Kemper's 79 • place in tlle SEOAL with leading the wa y .· The Ironton at 2-0. The Marauders Ma r auders , mcanwt)ile, could drop to a second place manage only 62 .ground yards, deadlock with Athens, both at 41 by Couch, 23 by Magnotta 1-1 in loop play. Meigs, Friday, will travel to and 21 lor Ash. However, the passing Wellston to take on Jody com bination of Warner t o .Michaels ' up . and coming . Cremean-s and w'o lfe · a c- Golden Rockets, 27-0 losers to counted for 122 yards, c om- Athens Friday night. pared to just 50 aeiial yards for Logan returns to friendly territory where the Chiefs will Kemper . 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A tough Ohio State defense limited Washington State to a 41-yard field goal in the second "' qUarter for thf Cougars' on ly score. Washington State, now 1-3 for the season, didn't a llow the powerful Buckeye attack a first dt?wn iri a scoreless fil."st quarter before the Ohio Stale offense finally began lO .roll ,midwa y through the second BUCKEYE .BUILDING & LOAN '· PASS~BOOK ' SA.VINGS 'A T TERRY Kempe r ~ Cougars 20 Logan Warner • Gr o11epo rt 4Q London 16 Gr.andview 14 Dublin 7 Frank li n Hi s . 14 Ha milton Twp . 14 Oi€-1 Teays Va lley 16 Mary svi lle 0 Upper Ar l ington · 14 cots . Northland 0 . Cots . Wes t 7 Cots _ Mohawk 0 West er ville 28 Worth i ng ton 21 Delaware 28 Revnoldsbura 14 Urba~~ 28 Groye Ci l y 14 .,. . West Jefferson 27 Olenlangy 0 Cots . Watterson 23 Cots . So uth Wolfe ~ Buckeyes r- romp by • Eason blasting a 42 yarder to pass, 5 yard penalty for illegal the Logan 47, wilh no return . procedure and 2 more inAgain LOgan started a drive, co mpletions, sandwiched this time keyed by 2 runs by around a 1 yard loss by Smarl for a total o( 16 yards. Magno'tta, ended the Meigs tllreat on the Logan 19. But that march stalled on tl1e Tbal's-tlle way it stood until Meigs 33, with Kemper puntiog down to the 5, and tlle that third quarter when the Marauders put togetller their . Meigs backfield of Couch, Ash and MagnOtta started crashing · first march of the evening. Whitlatch went for 4, Ash for through the Logan defensive none and Magnotta for 8 before line, behind some fine Warner went to the air. A 16 blocking . That slas!Kng runnin g was yarder to Wolfe gave Meigs a exemplified following the first down on its own 33. Fom touc hd own . The there , Magnotta went !or 6 and Logan Marauders made a last ditch Warner fired completions Of 22 yards to Wolfe and 36 to march down the field , with Cremeans. An incomp1ete Magnotta running for 9 yards, Couch for ' 6 and 3, Ash for 6, Couch for 7 and 7 and Ash for 8 MEIGS -LOGAN STATISTICS more before Couch, who played Individual Stats an outstanding offensive game Rushing Meigs in the second half using second C . Yd5 . TO effort to gain many of his 11 Hl 41 Cou ch Magnotta yards, fwnbled, with Logan ' 23 Ash 7 21 tackle Randy Goo'dlive 5 15 Wh i tl atch ' 5 10 Warner recovering on the Chief 28. w ' Mt . Vernon 23_.Wh ilehal l 6 Cols . DeSales 35 Cots. Harlley By . Meigs on their own 24 yard line : tailbac k Terry ·Junior Whitlatch, slowed somewhat by an injured leg suffered in tssl week 's 14-7 triumph over Gallipolis, was stopped for no gain and Warner lost 3 before a Marauder back, either Ash or sophomore wingback Mike Ma gnotta, fumbled, with Logan's defensive tackle Don D;:tnison recovering on the 20. Two ru shes and an incomplete pass netted I ya rd for tlle Chieftains before halfback J oh n Smart kicked wide on a 36 yard field goal attempt. )he Marauders took over on the 20 bUt couldn't move and senior Robbie Eason booted a 40 yard punt with a loss of 2 yards on tlle rewrn by Smart. Corby lllen s tarted running through the middle .of the Marauder defensiv.e Jine, ga ining 26 yard$ in 3 tries before the Logan drive stalled on the Meigs 37. Kemper then pun ted out of bounds on the 3 and the Marauders again . couldn ' t move the ball, with was the leading ground gai ner rambled all the way down 10 on the night for the Marauders with 41 yards in 10 ca rries. the 4. Warner then threw inThe Marauder defense complete to end Dave Wolfe , stiffened lhougmo forcing the Chiefta ins to take 3 plays to gel setting the stage for the TD the ball across} with the score toss to Cremeans. · Gary . George split th e coming on a r yard plunge by upri ghts and kicked off to fullback Roger Shaw. Just 2 minute s and 47 Logan with halfba c k John seconds ' earlier , with 1 : 11 Corby , the Chiefs' , leading remaining in the third quarte r , rusher . with 97 yard in 18. atthe Marauders had taken a 7-U tempts, returning I~ yards to the 33 . F rom 1.1\ere; Corby ran !~ad on a 22 yard pass play from sen ior quarterback Jay twice for a total of 7 yards, . Warner td end Melvin ending the third s tanza. ' Then, on tlle fir s! play of Cremeans. the final quarter, Kemper The Meigs drive had s tarted on their own 27. on the first s tar te~ his jaunt across and Play , Warner fired to down the southern half of the Cremeans who hauled it in beautifully manicure-d around midfield and fought to Marauder Stadium turf. Mos t of the first half was the Logan 47 . Pas's interference waS ca lled against 'the played in Meigs territory, with Chi eftain s on the pla y, but it the Chiefs running 25 of their 42' first-half plays from th e Meigs was declined . side of. midfield. Meanwhile, Senior fullba ck Mick Ash then went for 2, followed by a 10 the Marauders could ge t off yarder by Warn er ~nd ha rd- only 6 snaps in Logan territory earned pickups of 2, 10 and 1 out of a fir st-hal! total of 27. That first half started with yard by senior· Ron Couch, who ten sideline wide open and Co rby Kemper Smart R . Shaw Cole - Rio Redmen finish third in Marion meet • • •• MARAUDER STADIUM - A big, hard -hitting bunch of Logan Chieftains rolled into l'omeroy Friday night and spoiled homecoming ' 73, nipping the Meigs Marauders, 8-7, in a rugged SEOAL battle here. The game, played before an overflow house in "' Marauderland ,' ' was determined by about 4 inches.· Tha-t was th e pe ne trati on across the Meigs goal line by " Big Chief" Jim Kempe r , Logan quarte rba c k , who · scored the winning points on a C'onversion sweep around right end. Kemper had set up the touchdown and winning conversion him se lf, running a keepe~ around left end from the Logan 40 yard line down to the Meigs 4. After sprinting around left ,. and near the east sidelines, Kempet cut back towards the middle anq· kept c hyrnin g •• laterally ac r oss the fleld , : breaking what seemed to be 7 : or 8 tackles . He then {ound the • high sch_Qal s ideline for a 78 yard touch-· ;' by going 42 yards in 10 plays to BY GARY CLARK MASON - Jell Haymaker, down play. Haymaker split tlle narrow the gap by 17 to 13. The 5'9" seriior placekicker for the up rights with :he PAT and the Spartans elected to try for a Wahama White Falcons, Falcons were up by seven with two point conVersion but failed and with 7: 33 left Wahama held booted a 24-yard field goal with only 0:44 seconds elapsed . Alexander took the ensuing a four point lead which proved 11:56. to go in the game to give tlle Falcons their fifth win of ki ck-off and marched 60 yards to be the final ' margin of vi ctlle season Friday night by a 17- in jus! 10 plays for its first tory . tou chdown . Dave Gilders Wahama will face the tough 13 margin over A1exander. matched the.feat of Haymaker Winfield Generals Friday in Hayma~r' s 24 yard field goal was his fifth of the season by booting the extra point. · ~ wha t will be the toughest test of Wahama put seven more the season. Kickoff lime next . leaving him one s hy of the stale record lor a high school foot- points on the board before the week will be at 7:30.p .m . along the Homecomin g ball player. It was reported half ended on a pa ss !rom with . unofficially that state record is Smith to Lewis lhatcovered 64 festivities. STATISTICS six field goals in one ·season, yai"ds. Haymaker once ·again D e partm ~ nt . W A held · by a Paden City kicker. was true to form a nd Wahama F.i r sl Downs 7 13 97 172 Wahama received the held a l4 to 7 lea d at in- Yards Rush ing Yards Pa ssing 168 6~· opening ~ickoff. .The Whi te -te rmissipn. T ota l Yards 265 236 . 5 -12 4-14 Falcons quickly went into thei'r During the third quarter both Passes Comp . Att . 60 . 70 Pen alti es fa~ous Quail F -Ormation . On teams stayed with the ground Fu-mbles Lost '3 -2 4- 1 0 1 the first play Jell Gilland was game . Once a'ga iri th~ game In ter cep t iOn s Score by Quarte rs ; thrown for a five yard loss . On was played in Wahama Wahama 7 7 0 3- 17 the second play Gilland hit territory until Haymaker Alexander 7 0 0 6- 13 Mike Lewis with a short pass punted and got a good roll that and Lewis rambled down the CB.rried to the Alexander 29 ya rd line. Three plays later on tllird doWn and live the Spartan quarterback Dan . Walsh laded back to throw. His pass was picked off by Rick Hesson a t the Alexander 44 and Hesson re turned it to the Spartan 28 yard line where,Wahama had a • first and ten. Lewi.s hit in the MARION, Ind. - Hillsdale line for n:oMgain on the first College of Michigan won top . play. Lewis was good for five honors here Saturday in tlle yards on second down . Randy Marion Cross Country · In- Grinstead then picked up seve n while Lewis got four, Smith vitational. Hillsdale picked up 53 points four and Lewis four more against 16 other teams in the giving Wahama the ball on tlle Spartan seven yard line, It was annual event. Taylor, Ind., College finished fourth down and less than a second with 107 pointS and Rio yard to g o for the Falcons when Hayma ker'.-went iO and booted · Grande third with 120. Rio Grande's Jack Finch it through giving WHS a 17 to 7 placed fourth and Ken Sanders lea d. Aiexander came right back finished lith in individual scoting. Rio's Bruce-Mellon was 20th and Stacey Osborne placed 33rd. • Rio's next meet will be at Marshall University on Tuesday. r • • Why should an Electrician join the Navy~ Friday's Palcons edge Bob Mabry added the final Donnell, Mark Waller, and Tiger touchdown on a 33 yard David Stroud and sophomores run late in the fourth quarter. Ben Arnett, Tom Stump and In addition to the six extra Bill Metzner. point kiCks by Massey the Kyger' Creek is 5-0 overall Tigers' Ten-y Parker tackled .· and 4-0 in the Southern Valley Ohio High SchOol Football Score s Waverly's John Shoemaker in · Athletic Conference. · Eastern By United Press lnternalianal : the eod zone for a third period dropped to 2-3 in all games and Cleve . Benedi ct ine 0 Ma ssillon ) , · ; safety . 2-2 . in llle league. The loss O(tte Cleve . So uth 20 C le 11e. West Waverly's only touchdown virtually eliminated tlle Eagles tech 8 Willoughby Sou.th 22 Bed f ord 15 : came with 58 seconds from any title hopes. Eastern Ch illic ot}le 26 Portsmouth \8 • remaining in the half when will play Southwestern Friday Wheelersburg 22 Ports . Notre Dame 1-2 : Shoemaker hit Forrest Cox night. . New Boston 20 Minford 8 . · : with a 43 yard strike and~then Ironton 50 waverly 8 . STATISTICS Mar ietta 15 · Parkersburg { W. Dep.artment E KC ; passed to Jeff Rhodes for the First Va .l South o Downs , 11 17 YardsRushlng:• 104 286 Fo rt Fre y ' 26 Za.nesville • two point conversion . . 20 80 Rosecrans 0 Passing ·~ Upping their season mark to Yards Clea rfork 16 Crestv iew 0 Passes Attempted 53 • '4 BellevUe 27 Shelby 14· , ~ ~ the awesome Tigers rolled Passfls Co.n'lpleted Fumbles 1 2 Zanes11ille 20 .. wii1tersville 8 : up 15first downs, had 404 yards Fumbles Lost 1 2 Sheridan 13 West Muskingurrl o 1 0 : rushing, and completed two of Interceptions New Lexington 58 Ph ilo 12 50 60 Penal.t ies New Concord 'John ·Genn 13 : seven passes for 22 yards. By ·ouarte'rs : May'sville 7 0 6 0 0- 6 ' ; The losers picked up nine Eastern Spr ing f i eld Shawnee 13 6 6 7 6---'- 15 Tecumseh K . Cr· e ek 12 • first downs; had 112 yards · M iddletown 14 Fairfield 6 t ruahing, and connected on .10 of "' Sf. Marys 28 Defian ce 0 FO. RWARDS. ON WAIVERS . C~nton McKin ley .4 7 Ca nton • 19 passes. for 137 yards. Lmcotn 14 : SCore by quarters : PIDLADELPIDA ( UP!) - · ~elpw34 Paden City (W . va . ) 7 14 23 1>--,jQ The Philadelphia 76ers Friday carrollton 16 Claymont 7 : Ironton · : Waverly 0 8 0 0- 8 placed reserve forwards Dave Wadsworth 21 Cloverleaf s i"enson and. Bill Hewitt on . Sf?r ingfietd Local 26 Fairll iew 6 PrQua 20 Be!lefounta ill 0 . waivers. · Edgewood 28 Frankl in 21 ·1 Pt. Pleasant Cols . Eastmoor 6 .cots . Ma.rion Sorenson, acquired last sea- F.ranklin 0 -' . son from Cleveland in a trade Cots. Wc:~lnut Ridge 37 : C.ots . · : be~ten 44-30 . . Central 6 for Bob Rule, played in 48 . Cot s. - sroo10HI'ile,l'\ - 18 ·cots·. : CJ{ARLESTON Pt. games and averaged 5.9 points North · 7 M ifflin 0 Cols . East 0 (tie l : Pleasant's Big Blacks rallied a contest. · • : ·: : : • : ,.. " ~-------------------..... with a 10 yard run. He also added the extra points.· On the ensuing kickoff, North Gallia's Ralph Smitll returned - ezgs homecOming, 8-7 VINTON _ Paced by tlle the ball to tlle 45 where he was ya rds in nine attempts; Smith hard-running of junior tailback hit hard, fumbled with had 67 yards in 17 cracks. Greg Dunning and Dave Mike Nease who gained 211 Southern recovering. yards and three touchdowns With 11 :58 remaining in the Clark were the other offensive the Southern Tornadoes rolled first half, Nease bulled over tllreats for Soutllern. Duming to a 20-14 victory· over North from the three yard line givjng and se nior quarterback Vern Qa llja here Frid;Jy night. tlle Meigs Countians a I~ Ord returned to the Tornado The win snapped a one game lea d . Both defenses took lineup after sitting out the Wahama game. Dunning was losing streak for Coach Bill charge from that point. Jewell's club. Soutllern;, 4-1 in ·· North Ga lli a, ·apparently forced leave early 'i n1he first all games and 3-0 in tlle · (evived at tlle half, tied the half. Southern Valley Alhlettc score midway in the third • Nease has now scored 68 Conference. Friday night, the· stanza on a nine yard jaunt by points in five games and has ' defending champs meet Kyger Smith. The run for the con- 111Shed for 810 yarda. play at North Gallia Creek in the game of the year ve rsion was stopped. 'Friday in a nonin the SVAC. ' Southern wrapped it up with Green Twp. . league game . . ·' Frida nig ht, Coach John II :49 left in the game on a 45 .., STATISTICS Blake'shard-luck Pirates drew yard run by Nease . North DEPARTMENT 5 NG first blood as Sterling Logan, Gallia moved the ball to the F!rs1 Downs 13 11 190 pound junior tail hack and two yard line but had to turn it Ya rd s Rushing 262 203 Yards Pa ssing 0 defensive safely, picked up a over with 31 seconds left on the Passes Attpt . 2 5 Passes Com pt. Tornado fumble and ramt'ed cl.ock. 0 2 l es ·· 3 45 yards. Big' · Bruce Runyon Coach John Blake said his . FUmb Fumb les Lost 2 3 tllen ran the conversion lor an team ptayed the second half. In ter ce pt ions 1 0 25 50 8-0 lead. Offensively, the Pirates were Pena lized By 0\larlers : Southern bounced back as led by Logan 's 79 yards in 21 So uthern 8 6 (). 6- 20 8 0 6 0- 14 Nea se ended a sustained drive carries : Runyon added 44 North Gallia ' I • Southern ·bounces hack Ctops :Eastern ·~• crushes 'I , ,• I c) ;, _,.:. "' ·l 'i'· �• . ' > • • • • 19 - TheSundayTimes-Senlinel, S""day,Oct. 7, 1973 For Fast R~sults ilse The Sunday Ti~es-Sentinel Classifieds \ 18- The Sunda)' Tc.nes- Sentinel. Sundal'. Oct. 7. 19i3 HT, Hannan tie, 0-0 · GHS rallies, ties ·Jackson ~ FHAZIEH 'S BOrt'OM - For the secoild s traight week , Coach Tom BelviHe's Hannan . . theWildc"t ground attack with 72 yards while brother, Don Well~. madefivereceptionsfot Trace Wild eats outpli:!yed their oppos ition but could not score . yatds . 90 collected · 32 Here Friday night, the ~ame · ~round and ended 0-0 against the Hannan ret;eptions . GALLIPOLIS - Down 14-6 with 2:03remaining in the _game. Gallipolis marched 77 yards to paydirt in six plays to tie heavily favored Jackson 14-14 before approximately 3,200 homecoming fans on Memorial Field here Friday night. ...... QB Jim Niday's 27-yard strike to split enu Leon Briggs with 1:04 remaining reduced Jackson 's lead to 14-12. Niday then rolled to his right and hit Briggs · with a two-point conversion pass to knot to the count at 14-all. ll still wasn ' t over . pass went astray behind the fulndy Ridge returned Bill line of scrimmage (it was more Lemley 's ensuing kickoff from like a lateral ). Ridge tried to !he Jae kson 21 to !he visitors' fall on -the ball, but it was 45. Jeff Conroy, filling in for knocked toward the Jackson Jackson QB Art DeSI<ophen, goal. John "Groth scpoped up was intercepted by GAH~ the pigskin and ran it back 12 safety Brett Wilson on the yards to the Jackson 10. Gallipolis 25 with 48 seconds On .a fourth and five remain ing. situation , on the Jackson five, ·Gallipolis immediately Niday spotted wingback Ken went to the air. John Gillum Collier all alone in the endzone. picked off a Niday aerial and GAHS was on the board . A pass returned it 10 yards to the lor the extra points failed. GAHS 24. Seventeen seconds Ja ckson 9ame sto rmin g remained. back, marching 61 yards in 10 BUBBA PICKS UP F IRST DOWN - Gallipolis' !50-pound senior split end, Leon 1Bubba J Ja c kson's DeSlephen hi t plays to go ahead 14-6. · Briggs ( 85 ) picked up a first down on this sideline pass play midway in the final periQd after Toin Stevenson with a 12- Fullback Brad Thompson catching a 11-yard strike from QB Jim Niday . Jackson 's T,2tn Stevenson (28) knocked Briggs yarder, pulling the ova l on the bulled over from the four with out of bounds after the catch. Briggs caught four passes for· 97 yards and one touchdown in the GAHS 12. Six seconds showed I : 29 left in !he hair. Ridge was Blue Devils' 14-14 tie with Jackson. (Steve Wilson photo). · · , on the sco reboard dock. sl(ll!ped on the run for extra DeStephen then hi t Gillum for poirits . six to the GAHS six, but the A visitor's fumbl e finill ho rn sounded befo re re covered by Gallia 's alert . Jackson could call time out. co-captain, Pat Bos t e r , That's how it ended. s topped a third quart er II wa s the fifth tie between Jackson driv e on th e PATRIOT - Homecoming single wing offense, rambled Mike Crouse. . the two schools, and first since Gallipolis 14. The win was the Highlanwas made a little sweeter here up the middle 78 yards to the the 1950 deadlock which a lso end zone . Again, the nm for the Tom Stevenson in tercepted a ders' first in ' fiv e outings. Friday night as host Southended 14-14. 1 cnnversion was s topped . Niday aerial on the Jackson 18 we ste rn defeated Symmes Symmes Valley lost it.s fifth . Both Gallipolis and Ja ckson with 4:45 left in the game. II The Hi ghlanders. had to hall straight game. VaHey 1 12-8 in an exciting were left · with 2-2-1 overall appea red Jackson was -home a lasl minute rally by the So uth ern Va ll ey Athletic STAT I STICS marks, and 0-1-1 Southeastern free. JHS advanced to its own 0 epa rtm en t sv sw Viking ~. A Terry Cw·ter inConference ,tilt. r:: irst Downs 7 10 Ohio League records. ter9epti on killed the threat. · 37 where co-captain Mik e Big Phil Lewis, 210 pount~ Yards Ru~hing 1 14 187 Jackson drew first blood .Berridge snagged Ridge for a 61 0 se ni or fullback, provided the Sou thwestern's defense led by Yards Passing Attempted 12 3 when Randy Ridge skirl<od left six-yard loss. Ridge had to punt big plays for Coach Bob Car ter, Carroll Ruff and Passes Passes Cornpleted J 0 · end from the four with 1:20 left with 2: 03 remaining. Fu mbles 2 I Vernon Miller, had a goal li-ne Ashley'S improvin g Fu mbles Lost I 0 in the first period to complete a sland in · the second pe ri od, Then lightning struck ~ in !iighlanders. Intercep t ions 3 0 43-yard drive in 11 plays. fav or of Ga llipolis. Berridge Penal ired The improving SW offense 50 40 After a scoreless fi rst half , B y Quarters : DeSiephen ran the extra returned Ridge 's 44-yard pun t Southwester n recovered tht;! was led by Lewis, Kevin sv o o o a~ a points. Jl was 8-0. A fake punt from the Ga llipolis 19 to tlie opening third period ki ckoff on . Walker . iuniOr tailback, a nd sw 0066- 12 on fourth down kept Jackson 's Devils' 23. · the Viking 30 yard line. Lewis initial drive alive. A Niday to Collie r pass scoo ted six yards for his ficst GAHS reduced it to 8-Q with slipped out of Collier 's hands. six-poj nter . A ·run for the two .. . . 4:45 left in the firs t half. A Niday ran for one. A Niday to . p oint conversion wa s stopped. DeStephen to Randy Ridge Rick Grymes pass w3s almost Coach John Patton 's Vikings ATH ENS- A well )Jalanced . The winners rolled to 18 first interce pted. marched, 90 yards lor its ty ing Athens Bulldog learn Friday downs, 268 yards rushirtg, and INDIVIDUAL NET With 1:15 remaining, Niday, TD. Symmes Valley fielded night rebounded· from la st ·hit three of eight passes for 27 YARDS RUSHING . ( Gallipolis ) on ·a fourth and nine situa tion, - Terry Carter's quick kick at week's loss to• I .ogan by postin g ya rds . Player- Pos . TCB YG Avg . hit Leon Briggs straig ht up the the 10. Athens ' Jerry Cunningham . a 27-0 victory over Wellston. KenCollier , WB 4 23 5.7 led all ball carrie rs with 116 middle wilh a beautiful 40-yar.d B . SaUnder s, TB 4 22 5.5 Twelve pla ys later , quarAfter a sCorel ess first period Jim N iday , QB 13 52 4.0 strike, givin g GAHS a firs! terback Raymond Lester .hit the Bulldogs put 13 points on yards in 19 trips while Tony Leon Briggs, SE 1 4 .ro down on the Jackson 36. Niday his junior halfback T e rry Pine the board as Brent Haw k· Hu tchinson led Wellston with M . Berridge , T B 11 40 3 ..6 Cra igF isher,F B 1 3 3.0 then hit Winston Saunders with for a 10 Yard scoring s trike. slammed one yafd and Terry 39 yard.s in 11 tries. Dt'an Rees,TB 1 I 1.0 a nine-yard down .and out Jun io r fullback Raym ond D. Hawk grabbing a three yard TOTALS 35 145 · 4. 1 Score by quar ters: 1Jackson) sideline pass. Then came the · Miller ran the e-xtra points pa~ from D on Sk inner f or Wells ton 0 0 0 0-. 0 Player-Pos . TCB YG Avg. 27-yard TD pitch to Briggs, B.. Thompson,FB , 18 95 5.2 0 13 0 14-27 giving the visitors an 8-6 lea d. another' TO with Steve Green Athens . ' •A . De51E'pher1 ,Q8 ' 9 43 4.7 followed by a sensationa l ca tch With _ 9:50 remaining, Lewis ki cking the extra poin t. · [.Iandy R idge , TB 26 64 2. 4 on the extra poin\ play by look the direct snap fr om his T.S t evenson.WB 1 1 1.0 The Bulldogs i;ldded 14 m ore TOTALS 54 203 3.7 \\!OS lied, 14-14. Briggs,. and it Jack Walker on the center in the final p eri od wh en IND . PASSING Niday completed seven of 20 Skinner found Doug Ellwood J pass atl<ompts for 123 yards and PRO CONTRACT SIGNED with a six Yard scoring pass two touchdowns. H e a lso Berr i dge 0-. 1 0 0 0 MACON, Ga. (UP! ) - Jac k and Tom Smith ran five yards TOTALS 7-21 1 123 '2 gained 52 yards in 13 trips . Scott, a fm;mer Mercer Univer- for a nother with Green kicking ' !Jackson ) Leon Briggs caughl !OUI' passes sity basketball star , has signed both extra p oin~ . Player C· AIYGTO DeStephen · 5 -10 0 47 0 for 97 yards and one touch. a pro contract with the llarlem The Athens defense limited 0- 1 1 0 0 Con r oy down . Ken Collier caught two Globetrotters, Mercer officials Wellston to just three first 5 -11 I 47 0 TOTALS passes for · 17 ., yards and one il!Jnounced Friday . downs a nd a total of 96 yards, TEAM STATISTICS touc hdown . . · Scott, a 6-foot-2, 200-pound a ll ·on the ground. , Department G J 'Firs t DoWns · 14 17 Fo~ Jackson, Art DeStephen , forward , has been a ssigned to Yard s Rushing 154 230 whoS~ running and passing the Globetrotters' in·Lost Rusn ing 9 27 Net Rushin g . 145 203 · destroyed the ·Gallians 22-0 at ternalional team which opens Passes Attempted 21 11 Jackson last year , \'Omplei<od · its season Oct. 15. · Pa ss es. Com pl e t ed 7 5 ALL GAMES Intercepted b y 1 2 five of 10 aerials for 47 yards. _Team W L T P OP Yards Passi n g 123 47 JORGENst..iN RELEASED lron1on 5 0 0 156 48 He ran for ' 43 more in nine Tota l Yards 268 250 Logan 3 1 1 63 27 NEW YORK (UP! ) The Return Yardage 36 56 trips. Athens 2 2 1 69 43 Plays 56 65 New York Nets of the · Gallipolis 2 2 1 51 44 Brad Thompson, Fumb les .1 2 2 2 1 76 75 . American Basketball Associa- JacKson Lost Fumbles 1 2 Jackson's bruising fullback, We l lston 2 ' 2 o 54 92 Penalties 2-20 . 3-25 tion announced Friday , the Me igs 1 3 0 39 56 led all carriers with 95 yards Punts 4-126 4-154 Waverly 1 3 1 64 128 release of their sixth-round Recovered enemy fumble s in 18 trips. Randy Ridge had ONLY Grotn . returned 12 yards ; draft c hoice, 6-9 Neat T ea m SEOAL W . L.T POP 64 yards in 26 trips. Boster·, Jude. I ronton 2 0 0 78 22 Jorgenson of Oregon State. Pass int erceptions - Wi l son. Gallipolis had 268 total yards Logan 2 0 0 23 13 1-0 ·0 ; Stevenson , 1-0-0 : Jorgenson's release reduced Athens 1 1 0 33 15 compared to Ja ckson's 21i0. Gill ium, 1-20 -0. Meigs 1 1 0 2-1 15 the Nets roster to 14--two Kickoff r(':turn s B. The · lrqnmen had 17 first Wellston 1 1 0 28 49 Saun d ers, 1-6-0 ; GrYmes , 1-0-0; above the ABA regular season Gallipolis 0 1 1 21 28 downs, Gallipoli~ .14. Lemley , 1-0-0 ; Quidor. 1-14-0; limit. . Jackson .0 1 1 28 42 Mor row . "l-B -0; Ridge, 1-24 -0. Coach C. L. (Johnny ) Ecker W averly 0 2 0 30 78 • Punt re.turns - Bertidge , J. TOTALS 1 7 2 262 262 praised the Blue Devils • ofalso poinl<od out that good 1B·O; JosE! pt1 , 1-0-0 ; St evenson, Friday 's Resu lt s: 1-0-0. fensive forward wall - Rex blocking by the tailbacks and Gallipolis 14 Ja ckson 14 Punts Berridge , 4 -126 Plymale, David Kerns, Dan fullbacks also aided the Devils' Logan B Meigs 7 (31.5). Ridge 4- 154 138 . 5). Athens 27 Wellston 0 Scoring - Ridge , 4-yard nm , Woodward, Pal Bosl<or, Bob offensive attack: Ironton 50 -Waver l y 8 ·· 1:20 first, ( DeStephE!n , run) ; Oc t . 12 Game s: Nibert, Doug Brown a nd Scott Coll ie r , 5-yard pass fr om Friday, GAH~ will play at Gallipolis at Logan Nida y .. ,4 : ~ 5. ser;:o nd . paSs fail : Epling - for excellent pass Logan . Jacks bn will host A t t1ens at I ronton Thompson . 4-y ard run , 1:29 Meigs ar Wellston protection for Niday. Ecker Waverly. second, r un fa il; Brigg s, 27 Waverly at Jackson . SWedges -Vikings 12~8 Bulldogs b'ank. Rockets . Wildcats . Larry yards had Sibley the twu pa_ss on Hannan Trace, 0-4-l · on lhe The Gallians drove to the Hannan seven yard line once in the fir s t half. but a 15 yard holding penalty nullified the threat. · Twice, the Mason Countians o( Co~~h Leo Watson drove deep into Hannan Trace ·territory only to see all their drives end as the Wildcats' defen se took charge. Both times Hannan Trace held on the one yard line . Individually, Jeff Wells led ye"r is idle is I~:J.-1. thi~ 'or Sale · · · For Sale HONDA 160 Dream , rooks oood . weelL Hannan • Oepartm:~,ATISTICS runs good . Includes two helmets , 1:220 f irm . Call 9.49 S9l3 . 10 2·5tc t . ___, HG H 12 6 98 so 125 25 3 3 0 0 0 0_ 0 o o o o- o FI rs! Downs vards.Rushing Y ~Jrds Passing Lost Fumbles Hasnvna~uarters : H . Tra c.e ---------~---- GROCERY business for sale ~ Building for sale or lease . Phone 773 -5618 from 8 : 30p .m . to 10 p .m . for appointment . 3 20 .Ifc • 2-YEAitHOIStei~ heiierd;n to freshen las! ol December or f irs ! ot January . Phone 949 4567 . 10 s Jtc -.---------------- ----------'------ ' EXCELSIOR Salt WorKs. E .' 1965 CHEVELLE Mal ib u , 4 • Main 51., Pomeroy . All kinds ooor sedan, v a, aulomat ic of salt WiJier pellets. water transmiss ion , factory a i r · nuggets , block salt and own condi t i oning , recent tires . Onio River Salt . Phone 992 · good condition . 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Nelson Drugs . 1071tc APOLLOS DROPPED ATLANTA ( UP! ) - The Omni Group said F rid ay it will not operate the Atlanta Apollos North Amerifan Soccer League team next year. The Apollos will "definitely not' be retained by- the Omni Group," said Omni President John Wilcox. " ! simply don't have enough time or enough smart to opera te a soccer team at this time.'' The Apollos ave~aged only about J, GOO atlendan~e during ten games. The fran chise was also plagued wilh fin a ncial problems wher. operated by the baseball Atlanta Braves until this season . • WHISPERING Pine-s N igh tclub hue 2 .30 n igh tc lub license . Roule 7, Pomeroy . Ohio . 10 J 6t c ----.~~---~-.--·- NEW Idea Model 12 manure spreadeh Good con ditioo . Wallace Oame.wo.o.d .. 667 3)38 . 10-7 ltp 1973 14X70 MOBILE nome ~ was her iVt d dryer , diSh · washer , stalnless steel sinK. garbage d isposal , eye level oven , r~~;nge , da cron -po lyester ca rpet , lar ge lot . Phone 742 3083 , 7-18 -tf -----------~-- 1972 9112 FoOt picK -up Cd'l-nper . Slee ps four , se1f .contained , $1,250. call 742 -5980 . 10-5 7tc N . I. CORN picker , $225 . 4' elevator,' 2 J . D . qrain drills. and 112 T . 196~ Fqrd ,.pickup . $600 . G . A . Radek-in, Albany , Onio, TelepMne 698 6852 . 10-5-3tp _____ _______ _ • 1OO"s of Style-Setting, Fade- Resistant Colors The easiest of all house p~ints to apply and c lean up is fast with - only soap and water. Rev - Shield is great quality and provides maxt mum durability . PHONE 992-2839 1 'toRt . No . 1 Midd~e~':r'ted Co . Road~· :~:hdo~u;~ussell, Owner ·--------------------~ Tun e in NFt and NCAA footbal l. brought io you 50-ACRE FARM with 5 room house, bath , on nard top road w ith build ing sites . $20 .000 . Call 992 ·5795 : 10-2-\ 0l c -------------ASSUME pa yme_rits 1972 t ra ile r l2x60, 2 Qedrooms . Call 992 · 3993 . 10-2-6tc - -- - - - - - - - - - - 1957 FO R'D ft7· t on truck pickup , m.ust be see n to appreciate , Phone 742-6352 . 1.0-2-Mc - - - - - - - - - - ------ - - 16-FOOT fiberg l ass boat , 80-np Mercury w ith tra i ler. Caii9BS 4176 . 10-2-6tp • in part by your State Fa r m agen t. Huddle with him for today ·s best value in car. home . life al)d he a lth ' • insurance . Stephen C. Snowden 553 Rus se ll St . · ( Gf"~vcl Hill) CARTER & EVANS INC. ;;,'!;,'ew. PH . 992-7155 PORT r _---.,MIDDLE U l<.f! a gooo ne1gnoor •• •" ~ .... State Farm,1S tt1ere A BUILDING SUPPLIES . OLIVE ST. GAUl POll!., S TAT E FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES O~IOT ------------APPALOO SA mare with montn co lt . Plione 5 742 -4448 . 10-2-6tp -------------- U PH OLST ER your own fur · niture . We have all th e -sup . p l ies you will need . Upho ls tery Fa br ics, a very · large · Selec t ion of ·ny lons, ve lve ts, Herculon, viny l s ----' in cotton prints , alsci . rem nan t s. Foam w for cus t1 io n s and pad d ing , Burl'ap , den i ms , camb r ic: foam glue, zippers. springs and clips, chipboa r ds. legs , se w ing thread , dacron. t acKs, webbing , w e.JJ co rd . co tton . swivel ba ses , and all otne r supplies yOu will need . N ew furniture at .low, low pri ces . Pomeroy R ecovery , 622 E . Main , 992 · 7554 . 10-5-30tc DINETTE set , table ' and 6 cnairs. vacuum c leaner a Qd roll away bed . Call 992-7126. · 10 -5-3t'c \ CHECK OUR PRICES ~r MUD&SNOW · • 17/32" of tough "pulling power" "traction .t read" design. .. • Wide and deep buttress design for safe, sure 'Stops and starts. • Avail~ble <AI Prices • New Haven, W.Va. • .' • ''I I •I • Qerical Painting A Specialty HOGG & ZUSPAN 173-5554 All work guaranteed Buys" MAINTENANCE & REPAIR H ea ting : Ai r:: Cond. Refrigeration - Plumbing E lec trica I Applianc es . Aut o Air Cond . - Re side ntial or Commercial . ALL WEATHER ROOFING CO. MIDDL.:EPORT, OHIO Phone 992 -2550 PRICE Roofing , Spout i ng , Porch Repair, Com plete Home Remade Ii ng . MAKE YOU R SI N GLE WIDE A DOUBLE -WIDE WITH A VEMCO ADD - A . ROOM . INSTA L LS IN JU ST · O N E DAY . . FAM I LY RM S., BEOR M S., DEN S. BATHS. ETC . -ADD NOW BEF O RE WINTER . See- tt1em at : · Young's M . H . Sal es. Rt . 7 B. 3_5, BelOw Silver M e niori al Bridge , Galli pOl iS. 1D-7. lf c ltce and flies can cos t you a fortune. Protect production and ga ins w1lh t he rle w Purina* Rub -A-Du ste r',. - the Sell ·dusling insect iCide bag ~o r year -.round con tr ol. Ph. 742-3985 ,-------------- 992 -2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy and 2-NO. 50 INTERNATIONAL CHOPPERS 1-NO. 350 INTERNATIONAL CHOPPER FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor Di.splay. . - . OPEN Roger Hysell 's Garage near Crossroads o n Sl. RL 124.: a ll m·echan ic;:a l work including au1om'.3t l. c transmiss ions . Monday F r iday, 8 :3 0a .m. t i ll 5 p .m . Sa t urday - 8 : 30 · to 12 noo'n . Un less by appt . · PMne 992 5~82 o r 992 ·7121. - DOZER and bacK hoe work , ponds' and sepfic t anks, d it ch'ing service; top soil. t.ill d i rt , lim.estone ; B&K Escavat ing. Phone 992 -5367-or 992 -]861 . 9-1-tfc Fr om the laroe st Bulldoz.er Rad iator to Heater Lore . Nattlan Biggs Radiator Specialist :~ ma 1 1 es1 COME & SEE THEM! Meigs Equipment Co. POMEROY PHONE 992-2176 SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC.. . . flh."992 -2174 Electricians Mechanics Lab Technicians POmeroy SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE CAIRN Terrler AKC puppy , small, shaggy, weigh 12 l bs . at matur it y, $75 . , Phone · Coolv ill e 667 -6111-4 . 10-5-6lP . MODERN SANITATION PARKVIEW Ken ne ls. Poodles , 1 toy male and 1 female . Pnone 992 -5443. 7- 15-tfc Rt . 4, Pomeroy_, 0 . 992 -3954 or 992 -1349 .BARBS been around Chet Wozney lately. ComblotJc® Aqueous Suspension laborers . Opqors ' • • Fast-acting, highly effective antibiotic preparation for treatment of various infections in livestock, · horses and fur-bearing animals. Two antibiotics in one convenient, eqonomical injectable dosage form _.:.procaine penicillin G (200,000 units/cc .) and dihydrostreptomycin base (0.25 gm./ cc.). • Per 100 cc . Alignment It Must Be Right or:- we wilf Make it Right .- 8-4 : 30 Daily, 8· 12 Sat. 11 ! •tc Q . H . RaWling$ Sons B•Jddlllg . Middleport , 0 . 992 ·2101 ) LITE ·.· BULBS 2 for 35C Reg . 2 for 64c BUY THIS BLACK & DECKER JIGSAW .FOR ONLY RON SHE PARD , Flnor , Wall Re;m .odeling , Ceramic t _ile baths . Box 28D, Rutland 742 3664 . . 6-26-tfc $2999 PORTABLE HEATER Plug 111 anywh ere . 2-speed . ci rtl.tlotmg fan .· U L ,1pproved .....__ ,_ ,.,.. '~>· > Post Offfct 80IC 368, Ntw Hf,vtn, Wni Virtin• at• ~ · · . Telephon• : .,.. cod• :.:M-112-3111 . An Equal Opportuni(J EmploJtr •I •' ' i I ' ' NEIGLER S FOR HOU SE"'· BUILDER S. CALL GUY NEIGLER . RAC I NE . OHIO . 9-11 :Jofo ----- -- ---~--- •> • 11 -1 6-tfc I I :~ P~RCHASE · NECESSARY. ]liS \ co me m to reg ts tcr . ~ '! 1 l FOR 1¢! DETERGENT r-~:'i- .r~:i-h3'l , to~· • ;~~ j Reg . 79C 69¢ $1549 Re~;S. I965 -AND G.E TTHIS BLACK & •'DECKER DRILL CO ~ OP LOW-SUDS D(,,~!\ •1 · ' l'io!rll --;.-;)~,(. ~~t'f'f} 25 tbs . for "· "'-"'' :· .':./ $369 14 oz. Reg . S5 .09 . SCR-EWDRIVER SET VISE GRIP :" ·.~. $249 'ii . . GREEN" SWEEPER LAWN RAKE Steel strong but L1gl1t B <.~tlliloo $249 7 Piece $2.49 TOW CHAIN . Reg . S3 .45 FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES GLOVES!.. " 0 " size. reg. 16¢each . 'FI!;!ece"lrn ed · DnV11111 S2 . 69 _ · Funy Chore~ ...... Gloves 59C Lea ther d rtv 1ng ulove~ _s 2 . 55 ' POMEROY LANDMAJIK For a real au c tion , call th.e " real M cC oy /.'' 1. · o . " Ma c" McCoy . Chester. Ohio .. 10-3-tfc ' .' Your Farm Supply Super Mkt." Middleport, 0. Floctl'> o n ~ut t ,tce . k ee p s d!e ~t o f warm w~te1 open , 2 ft . Reg s 5 1 9 SPECIAL " M cC OY ~A UCT ION S E ~~c~ ' /.· ·... ' ai ·S1'4.50 NO or wrt!C to the i1d cl {ess below .' $3.79 Jrd & Sycamore Streets Gallipolis, O_tlio I:., I . ' , I' , ,, , ' OF OHIO t'·-·.· . '' sunbeam porta1·,\/~i:::-:1 ble mixers. reuil , ., ' PHILIP SPORN PLANT DE-ICER PENNY SPECIAL -------~--'-...,..~---- CENTRAL SOYA ' .. . . ·:..... CO-OP PEANUTS! STOOK -TANK 60. 75.100 Watt PIZER---WHITMOYER-TUCO OPERA . oe~ker Black & 'h'' dtills . ret ail ~~ S12.99 . O' DELL WHEEL Ali9nment located at cros.sroads , Rt . 124', now back to work . Cor:nplete front end servlce , tune up· and ~raKe servrce . Wheels balanced electron ically. All work guaranteed. -Reasonable rates . Phone 742 -3232 .. ·1 · 2-18 -tfc' ---------------- ,. _ · . -l.~)~i.;·! SPECTACULAR FALL .SALE BARGAINS, TOO! .. 1;fien· l)C., -8 THRU 2o . AUTOMoBile ·insu;;_nce cancelled? lost your -operator 's lic ense.. Call '992 - · ' ' 7428. 6· 15-Hc HEADQUA~TERS . FOR . \...1\....-11 ·S EPTIC TANKS . AROBIC SE .WAGE S YSTEMS CLEANED, REPAIRED . M ILL ER SAN I TAT I ON , STEWART , OHIO . PH . 662 3035 . 10· 4·tfC YOUR COMPLETE FARM SUPPL.Y APPLICANTS MAY CALL 675-2913 TO . ·. . . ARRANGE AN INTERVIEW• ~ ~oncR JOHN TlJCKER Specialist Wheel . If you thi nk the · five-ce nt cigar is no more, y u haven' t Instrument Repairmen Crane Operators · · Bulldozer Operators ' il E l PRE, 0 -_.. . One of the. rrtos_t desc riptiveour langu~e TS'"'' un. dertaker." Just think about its meaning a~ y~u ' l~af gree . and 'retirement. · Although a strike is in progress, the company continues to apnte· the plant · ' ' And Priced To ~ Sell Now OFfiCE SUPPLIES -------------- words -in ' . licensed Boat Operator We Will Train Unskilled Applicants. _ These jobs provide excellent wages ·and a benefits prugram ·which includes life insurance, medical insurance, disability insurance, sick lae, .halidaJs, .. In Excellent Condition ~ For Free Estimate By PHIL PASTORET ·.Machinists '1-~-' • GENERAL TIRE SALES. . POMEROY HOME AUTO . .• & '" MOBILE home 69 Regent 12 x 46 , 2 bedroom. w i ll sell w i th or w i tt1out f urni tur e. Go·o d condi tion . Call 77J -S689 or see Martin G raha m a.t Zuspan Stree f, Mason , West Vi rgin i a . 10-3-7tc Comp l e t e m obil e home service ..... p l u s gigantic dis play of mobile hom es ) always ava il able at ... 3 USED CHOPPERS 215 N. Second . Phone 992-3509 \ 24 Hour Service Ail work guaranteed . CONSTRUCTION MILLER Mason , W. Va . P AND) HOME ROOFING, FUR ·NACE CLEANING AND REPAIR AND PLUMBING. · ' ----------'-----;'---- . Equiprrwent MATERIALS"CO . Af"ea 's Most Rea so nable Prices - - --..----..,-::-....,---;--j-- Air Conditioners Awnings Underpinning Very Good Built to Your-' Specs Delivered to Job Site Lincoln Hiii -Pom e f"oy, 0 . OLDER model housetrailer , 2 bedro om , good conditi on . Call 991 -63 4 1. 10-5-31( Sale enou8h fol- laC.tatih il cows, yet stron g enough to knoc k ou t tough horn fl ies, Purina Rub -A-Duster J:Jrotecl s cattle day after day all year 'long . And your ca ttle do all the wor k. JUst hang you·r AubA-Du.ster where antma l.s pass dal ly for water , feed, or m ineral . Warehousemen Welders "ASSURED QUALITY" >. ver.y good condi 1io . P t1one 173 5805. 8-2'2 · tfC KENNELS Of Ca lt10 uri -'---TO-I f po od le puppies , $60 to $95 ; Si,9 me se kittens , $15 . Pt1one • 156-6247 . . 10-7 -30t c • "Super" in every sense of the . . word. 992-.7 161 Cf\S H paid tor al l makes and · mode l s ol mob il e homes . Pnone a re a code 614 -423 -9531. 4-13 -tfC Pets For Sale Philip Sporn Plant . • Single white stripe for today's modern cars. good cond iti on. See -aft er 4 p . m. 591 Broadway Street, 'Middleport. Ot1io . l 0-4-3tc Anention To Some ..- ~ ..... . -------;--------G. E . Aute1matic washer in very 423· 7521 • • ' ' "My pit·ture is I-I ere to /Jiref'l } our WOOD TRUSSES Ph.. 992-5271 --------------- ------- PRE,.fABRtCATED Body Shop ...------------ SE WING MACHINES . Repair' serv ice , all maKes . 992 -22114 . The- Fabric Sho p . Pomeroy . Autho r i zed Singe r Sales and Serv ic e . We Sharpen Scissors .. 3-29 ·tfc 1220 Wa shington Blvd . ,, You Can Afford. INTE R lOll REPAIR Gene's • Ex cAvA TiNG.- DOZers--:-Ta7gi and small ; Ba c khol!os and ioaders on track and t i res : Dump truck Lo -bov ser vfce . Septic tanl<s Instal led . George ( Bill J Pu lli ns . phone 992 2478 or 992 -7402 . 2-9-ttc - ASK US ABOUT BLACK Tennessee WalKer colt . Telephone 992 -3640 afte r 5 p. m . 10 -4-12tc MOBILE HOMES . has job tpenings tor permanent employment in the following sldlls: . ~~. . ce·ntral Operating Company•·s yard pass fro m N iday, 1: 04 , f our th ( Briggs , p ass fr om N iday). PUs receptions - Br ig gs , 48-97 -1; Co llie~:" . 2-6-17-1; W . · S avn~ers, 1-·1-9-0 ; Berrid!;j"e , 01-0 -0 ; Gryme!': 0 -2 -0-0 .··· Valentine •. 0-1-0 -0. Steve..., son, 48-41 -0 ; Gillium, 1-2-6-0. L1 N E UPS ((3·a IIi polis l ENDS ~ Leon Briggs ; Rick .• Grymes, Bill Lemley, ~ob N ib er1, John· Groth . TACKLES Fred For d Winston · Saunders , Dav i d Kerns , Rex Plymale . Doug Brown , D ic k Burdette. M i kE! Ev ans . GU~RDS - Pat Boster , Dan Woodward . Weldon Wahl , Jim Cra ft . CENTER - Scott Epling . ~ACKS - Ji m N iday , Brent Sau nder-s, .M ike Berridge, Dean ·Rees, Ken Collie r , John Myers , Craig Fisher , • Tom Valentine . Brett WilSon ,. Br uce ''Scarberry . ·. ( Jackson ) ENDS - Bob Morrow , John Gillum •. Scott Keller, M ike -R idge ,, . TACKLES ..__ Randy Farrar Don Call , evan Ricnards: Mark T aytbr . GUARDS - Roger St aff ord Mark Tr im ble, DoUg Jude . ' CENTER - Mel Ch r istian , BACK~ --'-· Art De-Stephen , Randy Rtdge. iom Stevenson. Brad Thompson, Bryan Josepn ,, Bi ll Mosslander , John Quido r . Jeff Conroy . ' OFFICIALS - W ill is Dicken , Bob Flns terwa Jd, JQhn Smi th and ·oa ve Pro sser , A fhe ns cnapter . score by qu•rters : Gall i polis o 6 0 e- 1.4 • Jfckson -a 6 ·o 0- 1.4 NEXT· GAH5 GAME - Oct . l2 , at Log an . - 1· Br a dbu ry COMPLETE .. Open 8 Til 5 Monday thru Saturday 1106 E . Main , Pomeroy , 0 . --~----,---------- ---------;-------- ~:d~r <~_alli~7~~i;l T2~ r~ Grid standings I I I Co . Road 5 Pomeroy Home & Auto 4 PIECE bedroom suite, couch , ch rome breaKfast - set. •wasner ,. gas range ana 35.000 BTU Warm Morning fteater , 30 gallon ho t water tank , old · fashioned dressing table ( w ift1 mirrors). old fash ioned sa te, old trunk, 2 bulb brass cha ndaliers , 9x 12 rug , ch a i rs , fables , lamps and other ar ticles too numerous to menlion . Call 99 2-'2740 . 10 ·4-31c I I 992-2839 AUTO TRIM - GUARANTEED······ Phone 992-2094 BARKLEY trombone in good condit ion . Pnone 992: · 6780 . ,Sale at reasonable pr i ce . 10 4 31p I --------------14 x 65 TRAILER. 2 bedroom~· I 5.55 READY MIX CONCRETE C BRADFORD, Au c tioneer de liver ed ri9ht to your Complete Service ,... _ proje c t Fast and eas_y Free Phone 949 3821 1 eslimates Phone 992 326.:1 . Rac tne . OhtP Goeglein Ready M i x Co . Critt Bradford M i ddleport. Oh io 5 1 tfc 6 30 -HC EX CAVA TING , dozer , loader SEPTIC TANKS CLEAN EO and o~ckhoe worK ; se pti c tank s installe d : dUITJ.P tru cKs REA SO NA BLE rates . Ph 4J6 4782 , Gallipol is. Jot1n Russell , and lo boys l or h i r-e ; will hcJLII O wner and Opera tor . t i ll diri. lop sOil , l,imestone < 512 tl c and gravel: Call Bob or Roger ----.-Je ff er s, day phone 99~ -7 089 : n ight ph-One 992 3525 or 99 2 HARRI SO N' S TV sen•ic e and service call s-:' Phone 992 2522 . ~2;) 2 2 11 tfc 2-9-tfc ----~--. ------------~__.;._- I -Original Upholstery Repaired or Replaced -Custom Seat Covers · -Custom Trim Work -Auto Carpeting -Vinyl Tops RUSSELL'S On Most Am erican Cars ' I I EXPERT Wheel Alignment 5 --~----------~- 36 INCH . Bottle gas stove . 66 inch metal cabinet doub le sink . 10 speed b i ke . !ike new . Phone 985 -3816 . 10 -4__.3tp I I 1 I • Self-Priming on Most Sound Surfaces · wiln 352 engine , reel to reel tape re cor der , " VO ic e of Mus ic".- c ar t~pe player and speaker-s , s ilver tone piggy back ampl i H~r . 15 in . speaKer and 2 c hanne ls and 4 inputS ; 2 15 in . chrome reverse rims for For~ and 2 15 in . 8 l n . w i de r ims for Ford . Ca11 742 6181. 10 5-2tc I I .1 "Mobile Homes For Sale I 1 ' 11 I I I I • Super Resistance to Blistering and Peeling home repa i r , E lec tncal plumb in g and he'at ing Phone 992 5858 . 1 15 tfc ---*"----1966 FORO 1on p ic kup 1ruck FREE esl i mates on alum i num sid i ng . S-torm Doors and Windows , Ci!t!" · ports , MarQuees. and Ra ili ng, Pt1one CharleS L isl•. Sy ra cuse, Ohio . cart JacoB Sa~es Represen tat ive . v . v . Johnson and Son , Inc . 6·27 -tfc .Business· Services MO~ILE 1972 ttON DA 450 . Te lepnone 99 2 3640 after 5 p . m • l0412tc KEROSENE oil cook stOve, 19 incn RCA portable t elevision . Ca ll 992 . 6337 10-4 -Jtp I FolbNthe ClaSh of '73. 1973 FORD G ran Todno, automatic . Ps, Pb , AC. rad ial ti res , 16.000 mites. ~2 . 800 . Phone 742 313 4. 10 3 6tC I -----.------------ 1 Russell's. Auto Trim FULL BOUSE! Busmess Services 1 -----------~ --- REGISTERED Polled Herefords 1 Bul l , 2 heifers 11 months," Aiso bull and heifer calves. 1 ~ 0 . McCoy, Chester, Ohio, Phone 9B5 -394 4. ~ 10-3-Mc _,__ 1 Ir·----~-----------···--• . . B-EATS A For Sale . · ' • FOR JACK W. CARSEY, MGR. Serving Meigs, Gallia, Mason Counties ' Phone 992-2181. - Mon.-Sat. Til 6:00 P.M. YOU CAN BUY LANDMARK PRODUCTs~fvetyone .. • .. . ; \ ' . Can/ �• . ' > • • • • 19 - TheSundayTimes-Senlinel, S""day,Oct. 7, 1973 For Fast R~sults ilse The Sunday Ti~es-Sentinel Classifieds \ 18- The Sunda)' Tc.nes- Sentinel. Sundal'. Oct. 7. 19i3 HT, Hannan tie, 0-0 · GHS rallies, ties ·Jackson ~ FHAZIEH 'S BOrt'OM - For the secoild s traight week , Coach Tom BelviHe's Hannan . . theWildc"t ground attack with 72 yards while brother, Don Well~. madefivereceptionsfot Trace Wild eats outpli:!yed their oppos ition but could not score . yatds . 90 collected · 32 Here Friday night, the ~ame · ~round and ended 0-0 against the Hannan ret;eptions . GALLIPOLIS - Down 14-6 with 2:03remaining in the _game. Gallipolis marched 77 yards to paydirt in six plays to tie heavily favored Jackson 14-14 before approximately 3,200 homecoming fans on Memorial Field here Friday night. ...... QB Jim Niday's 27-yard strike to split enu Leon Briggs with 1:04 remaining reduced Jackson 's lead to 14-12. Niday then rolled to his right and hit Briggs · with a two-point conversion pass to knot to the count at 14-all. ll still wasn ' t over . pass went astray behind the fulndy Ridge returned Bill line of scrimmage (it was more Lemley 's ensuing kickoff from like a lateral ). Ridge tried to !he Jae kson 21 to !he visitors' fall on -the ball, but it was 45. Jeff Conroy, filling in for knocked toward the Jackson Jackson QB Art DeSI<ophen, goal. John "Groth scpoped up was intercepted by GAH~ the pigskin and ran it back 12 safety Brett Wilson on the yards to the Jackson 10. Gallipolis 25 with 48 seconds On .a fourth and five remain ing. situation , on the Jackson five, ·Gallipolis immediately Niday spotted wingback Ken went to the air. John Gillum Collier all alone in the endzone. picked off a Niday aerial and GAHS was on the board . A pass returned it 10 yards to the lor the extra points failed. GAHS 24. Seventeen seconds Ja ckson 9ame sto rmin g remained. back, marching 61 yards in 10 BUBBA PICKS UP F IRST DOWN - Gallipolis' !50-pound senior split end, Leon 1Bubba J Ja c kson's DeSlephen hi t plays to go ahead 14-6. · Briggs ( 85 ) picked up a first down on this sideline pass play midway in the final periQd after Toin Stevenson with a 12- Fullback Brad Thompson catching a 11-yard strike from QB Jim Niday . Jackson 's T,2tn Stevenson (28) knocked Briggs yarder, pulling the ova l on the bulled over from the four with out of bounds after the catch. Briggs caught four passes for· 97 yards and one touchdown in the GAHS 12. Six seconds showed I : 29 left in !he hair. Ridge was Blue Devils' 14-14 tie with Jackson. (Steve Wilson photo). · · , on the sco reboard dock. sl(ll!ped on the run for extra DeStephen then hi t Gillum for poirits . six to the GAHS six, but the A visitor's fumbl e finill ho rn sounded befo re re covered by Gallia 's alert . Jackson could call time out. co-captain, Pat Bos t e r , That's how it ended. s topped a third quart er II wa s the fifth tie between Jackson driv e on th e PATRIOT - Homecoming single wing offense, rambled Mike Crouse. . the two schools, and first since Gallipolis 14. The win was the Highlanwas made a little sweeter here up the middle 78 yards to the the 1950 deadlock which a lso end zone . Again, the nm for the Tom Stevenson in tercepted a ders' first in ' fiv e outings. Friday night as host Southended 14-14. 1 cnnversion was s topped . Niday aerial on the Jackson 18 we ste rn defeated Symmes Symmes Valley lost it.s fifth . Both Gallipolis and Ja ckson with 4:45 left in the game. II The Hi ghlanders. had to hall straight game. VaHey 1 12-8 in an exciting were left · with 2-2-1 overall appea red Jackson was -home a lasl minute rally by the So uth ern Va ll ey Athletic STAT I STICS marks, and 0-1-1 Southeastern free. JHS advanced to its own 0 epa rtm en t sv sw Viking ~. A Terry Cw·ter inConference ,tilt. r:: irst Downs 7 10 Ohio League records. ter9epti on killed the threat. · 37 where co-captain Mik e Big Phil Lewis, 210 pount~ Yards Ru~hing 1 14 187 Jackson drew first blood .Berridge snagged Ridge for a 61 0 se ni or fullback, provided the Sou thwestern's defense led by Yards Passing Attempted 12 3 when Randy Ridge skirl<od left six-yard loss. Ridge had to punt big plays for Coach Bob Car ter, Carroll Ruff and Passes Passes Cornpleted J 0 · end from the four with 1:20 left with 2: 03 remaining. Fu mbles 2 I Vernon Miller, had a goal li-ne Ashley'S improvin g Fu mbles Lost I 0 in the first period to complete a sland in · the second pe ri od, Then lightning struck ~ in !iighlanders. Intercep t ions 3 0 43-yard drive in 11 plays. fav or of Ga llipolis. Berridge Penal ired The improving SW offense 50 40 After a scoreless fi rst half , B y Quarters : DeSiephen ran the extra returned Ridge 's 44-yard pun t Southwester n recovered tht;! was led by Lewis, Kevin sv o o o a~ a points. Jl was 8-0. A fake punt from the Ga llipolis 19 to tlie opening third period ki ckoff on . Walker . iuniOr tailback, a nd sw 0066- 12 on fourth down kept Jackson 's Devils' 23. · the Viking 30 yard line. Lewis initial drive alive. A Niday to Collie r pass scoo ted six yards for his ficst GAHS reduced it to 8-Q with slipped out of Collier 's hands. six-poj nter . A ·run for the two .. . . 4:45 left in the firs t half. A Niday ran for one. A Niday to . p oint conversion wa s stopped. DeStephen to Randy Ridge Rick Grymes pass w3s almost Coach John Patton 's Vikings ATH ENS- A well )Jalanced . The winners rolled to 18 first interce pted. marched, 90 yards lor its ty ing Athens Bulldog learn Friday downs, 268 yards rushirtg, and INDIVIDUAL NET With 1:15 remaining, Niday, TD. Symmes Valley fielded night rebounded· from la st ·hit three of eight passes for 27 YARDS RUSHING . ( Gallipolis ) on ·a fourth and nine situa tion, - Terry Carter's quick kick at week's loss to• I .ogan by postin g ya rds . Player- Pos . TCB YG Avg . hit Leon Briggs straig ht up the the 10. Athens ' Jerry Cunningham . a 27-0 victory over Wellston. KenCollier , WB 4 23 5.7 led all ball carrie rs with 116 middle wilh a beautiful 40-yar.d B . SaUnder s, TB 4 22 5.5 Twelve pla ys later , quarAfter a sCorel ess first period Jim N iday , QB 13 52 4.0 strike, givin g GAHS a firs! terback Raymond Lester .hit the Bulldogs put 13 points on yards in 19 trips while Tony Leon Briggs, SE 1 4 .ro down on the Jackson 36. Niday his junior halfback T e rry Pine the board as Brent Haw k· Hu tchinson led Wellston with M . Berridge , T B 11 40 3 ..6 Cra igF isher,F B 1 3 3.0 then hit Winston Saunders with for a 10 Yard scoring s trike. slammed one yafd and Terry 39 yard.s in 11 tries. Dt'an Rees,TB 1 I 1.0 a nine-yard down .and out Jun io r fullback Raym ond D. Hawk grabbing a three yard TOTALS 35 145 · 4. 1 Score by quar ters: 1Jackson) sideline pass. Then came the · Miller ran the e-xtra points pa~ from D on Sk inner f or Wells ton 0 0 0 0-. 0 Player-Pos . TCB YG Avg. 27-yard TD pitch to Briggs, B.. Thompson,FB , 18 95 5.2 0 13 0 14-27 giving the visitors an 8-6 lea d. another' TO with Steve Green Athens . ' •A . De51E'pher1 ,Q8 ' 9 43 4.7 followed by a sensationa l ca tch With _ 9:50 remaining, Lewis ki cking the extra poin t. · [.Iandy R idge , TB 26 64 2. 4 on the extra poin\ play by look the direct snap fr om his T.S t evenson.WB 1 1 1.0 The Bulldogs i;ldded 14 m ore TOTALS 54 203 3.7 \\!OS lied, 14-14. Briggs,. and it Jack Walker on the center in the final p eri od wh en IND . PASSING Niday completed seven of 20 Skinner found Doug Ellwood J pass atl<ompts for 123 yards and PRO CONTRACT SIGNED with a six Yard scoring pass two touchdowns. H e a lso Berr i dge 0-. 1 0 0 0 MACON, Ga. (UP! ) - Jac k and Tom Smith ran five yards TOTALS 7-21 1 123 '2 gained 52 yards in 13 trips . Scott, a fm;mer Mercer Univer- for a nother with Green kicking ' !Jackson ) Leon Briggs caughl !OUI' passes sity basketball star , has signed both extra p oin~ . Player C· AIYGTO DeStephen · 5 -10 0 47 0 for 97 yards and one touch. a pro contract with the llarlem The Athens defense limited 0- 1 1 0 0 Con r oy down . Ken Collier caught two Globetrotters, Mercer officials Wellston to just three first 5 -11 I 47 0 TOTALS passes for · 17 ., yards and one il!Jnounced Friday . downs a nd a total of 96 yards, TEAM STATISTICS touc hdown . . · Scott, a 6-foot-2, 200-pound a ll ·on the ground. , Department G J 'Firs t DoWns · 14 17 Fo~ Jackson, Art DeStephen , forward , has been a ssigned to Yard s Rushing 154 230 whoS~ running and passing the Globetrotters' in·Lost Rusn ing 9 27 Net Rushin g . 145 203 · destroyed the ·Gallians 22-0 at ternalional team which opens Passes Attempted 21 11 Jackson last year , \'Omplei<od · its season Oct. 15. · Pa ss es. Com pl e t ed 7 5 ALL GAMES Intercepted b y 1 2 five of 10 aerials for 47 yards. _Team W L T P OP Yards Passi n g 123 47 JORGENst..iN RELEASED lron1on 5 0 0 156 48 He ran for ' 43 more in nine Tota l Yards 268 250 Logan 3 1 1 63 27 NEW YORK (UP! ) The Return Yardage 36 56 trips. Athens 2 2 1 69 43 Plays 56 65 New York Nets of the · Gallipolis 2 2 1 51 44 Brad Thompson, Fumb les .1 2 2 2 1 76 75 . American Basketball Associa- JacKson Lost Fumbles 1 2 Jackson's bruising fullback, We l lston 2 ' 2 o 54 92 Penalties 2-20 . 3-25 tion announced Friday , the Me igs 1 3 0 39 56 led all carriers with 95 yards Punts 4-126 4-154 Waverly 1 3 1 64 128 release of their sixth-round Recovered enemy fumble s in 18 trips. Randy Ridge had ONLY Grotn . returned 12 yards ; draft c hoice, 6-9 Neat T ea m SEOAL W . L.T POP 64 yards in 26 trips. Boster·, Jude. I ronton 2 0 0 78 22 Jorgenson of Oregon State. Pass int erceptions - Wi l son. Gallipolis had 268 total yards Logan 2 0 0 23 13 1-0 ·0 ; Stevenson , 1-0-0 : Jorgenson's release reduced Athens 1 1 0 33 15 compared to Ja ckson's 21i0. Gill ium, 1-20 -0. Meigs 1 1 0 2-1 15 the Nets roster to 14--two Kickoff r(':turn s B. The · lrqnmen had 17 first Wellston 1 1 0 28 49 Saun d ers, 1-6-0 ; GrYmes , 1-0-0; above the ABA regular season Gallipolis 0 1 1 21 28 downs, Gallipoli~ .14. Lemley , 1-0-0 ; Quidor. 1-14-0; limit. . Jackson .0 1 1 28 42 Mor row . "l-B -0; Ridge, 1-24 -0. Coach C. L. (Johnny ) Ecker W averly 0 2 0 30 78 • Punt re.turns - Bertidge , J. TOTALS 1 7 2 262 262 praised the Blue Devils • ofalso poinl<od out that good 1B·O; JosE! pt1 , 1-0-0 ; St evenson, Friday 's Resu lt s: 1-0-0. fensive forward wall - Rex blocking by the tailbacks and Gallipolis 14 Ja ckson 14 Punts Berridge , 4 -126 Plymale, David Kerns, Dan fullbacks also aided the Devils' Logan B Meigs 7 (31.5). Ridge 4- 154 138 . 5). Athens 27 Wellston 0 Scoring - Ridge , 4-yard nm , Woodward, Pal Bosl<or, Bob offensive attack: Ironton 50 -Waver l y 8 ·· 1:20 first, ( DeStephE!n , run) ; Oc t . 12 Game s: Nibert, Doug Brown a nd Scott Coll ie r , 5-yard pass fr om Friday, GAH~ will play at Gallipolis at Logan Nida y .. ,4 : ~ 5. ser;:o nd . paSs fail : Epling - for excellent pass Logan . Jacks bn will host A t t1ens at I ronton Thompson . 4-y ard run , 1:29 Meigs ar Wellston protection for Niday. Ecker Waverly. second, r un fa il; Brigg s, 27 Waverly at Jackson . SWedges -Vikings 12~8 Bulldogs b'ank. Rockets . Wildcats . Larry yards had Sibley the twu pa_ss on Hannan Trace, 0-4-l · on lhe The Gallians drove to the Hannan seven yard line once in the fir s t half. but a 15 yard holding penalty nullified the threat. · Twice, the Mason Countians o( Co~~h Leo Watson drove deep into Hannan Trace ·territory only to see all their drives end as the Wildcats' defen se took charge. Both times Hannan Trace held on the one yard line . Individually, Jeff Wells led ye"r is idle is I~:J.-1. thi~ 'or Sale · · · For Sale HONDA 160 Dream , rooks oood . weelL Hannan • Oepartm:~,ATISTICS runs good . Includes two helmets , 1:220 f irm . Call 9.49 S9l3 . 10 2·5tc t . ___, HG H 12 6 98 so 125 25 3 3 0 0 0 0_ 0 o o o o- o FI rs! Downs vards.Rushing Y ~Jrds Passing Lost Fumbles Hasnvna~uarters : H . Tra c.e ---------~---- GROCERY business for sale ~ Building for sale or lease . Phone 773 -5618 from 8 : 30p .m . to 10 p .m . for appointment . 3 20 .Ifc • 2-YEAitHOIStei~ heiierd;n to freshen las! ol December or f irs ! ot January . Phone 949 4567 . 10 s Jtc -.---------------- ----------'------ ' EXCELSIOR Salt WorKs. E .' 1965 CHEVELLE Mal ib u , 4 • Main 51., Pomeroy . All kinds ooor sedan, v a, aulomat ic of salt WiJier pellets. water transmiss ion , factory a i r · nuggets , block salt and own condi t i oning , recent tires . Onio River Salt . Phone 992 · good condition . See at Onio 3891 . Valley Au -to Sales. New 6-5-tfc Haven , or call 8f2·· 2698 . STEREORAoTo--:-Btr-;c k ! ape -----.:.... ______ .2_0 -5-Jtc com b i nation , am .fm radio , 4 MILLING mact1 ine tor sale or way speaket'.Jtsound system .'· trade for ?of equal value . W i ll Balance 5111~2 . or use our buy or trade tor drill press budgel terms . Call 992 3965 . any s ize or power tool s, smati 10 7 6tc tractor , etc , H~ve new and -------------used guns . tv ' s, and a ll k i nd of H & . N day old or started dl dl k Leg !lorn pullets. Botn ttoor or ~ii4 • ~~b nFgi:~~c · Ph~ne__ 992 cage grown ava ilable . 10· 5 3t c Poultry !lousing & -----.--------automation . Modern Pou11ry , MEDIUM sized western S.addle , 399 W . Main , Pomeroy. 992 550, also, 11ighct1air, 57 . Pnon e 2164 . Coolville 667 6214 . 10 7 ltc , 10-S-6tp ONE OF AKIND•• --------·-----.,.-REDUCE fluids witn e~ecess F lu ide~e -.-- Lose we ight with Dex A Diet capsules a! Nelson Drugs . 1071tc APOLLOS DROPPED ATLANTA ( UP! ) - The Omni Group said F rid ay it will not operate the Atlanta Apollos North Amerifan Soccer League team next year. The Apollos will "definitely not' be retained by- the Omni Group," said Omni President John Wilcox. " ! simply don't have enough time or enough smart to opera te a soccer team at this time.'' The Apollos ave~aged only about J, GOO atlendan~e during ten games. The fran chise was also plagued wilh fin a ncial problems wher. operated by the baseball Atlanta Braves until this season . • WHISPERING Pine-s N igh tclub hue 2 .30 n igh tc lub license . Roule 7, Pomeroy . Ohio . 10 J 6t c ----.~~---~-.--·- NEW Idea Model 12 manure spreadeh Good con ditioo . Wallace Oame.wo.o.d .. 667 3)38 . 10-7 ltp 1973 14X70 MOBILE nome ~ was her iVt d dryer , diSh · washer , stalnless steel sinK. garbage d isposal , eye level oven , r~~;nge , da cron -po lyester ca rpet , lar ge lot . Phone 742 3083 , 7-18 -tf -----------~-- 1972 9112 FoOt picK -up Cd'l-nper . Slee ps four , se1f .contained , $1,250. call 742 -5980 . 10-5 7tc N . I. CORN picker , $225 . 4' elevator,' 2 J . D . qrain drills. and 112 T . 196~ Fqrd ,.pickup . $600 . G . A . Radek-in, Albany , Onio, TelepMne 698 6852 . 10-5-3tp _____ _______ _ • 1OO"s of Style-Setting, Fade- Resistant Colors The easiest of all house p~ints to apply and c lean up is fast with - only soap and water. Rev - Shield is great quality and provides maxt mum durability . PHONE 992-2839 1 'toRt . No . 1 Midd~e~':r'ted Co . Road~· :~:hdo~u;~ussell, Owner ·--------------------~ Tun e in NFt and NCAA footbal l. brought io you 50-ACRE FARM with 5 room house, bath , on nard top road w ith build ing sites . $20 .000 . Call 992 ·5795 : 10-2-\ 0l c -------------ASSUME pa yme_rits 1972 t ra ile r l2x60, 2 Qedrooms . Call 992 · 3993 . 10-2-6tc - -- - - - - - - - - - - 1957 FO R'D ft7· t on truck pickup , m.ust be see n to appreciate , Phone 742-6352 . 1.0-2-Mc - - - - - - - - - - ------ - - 16-FOOT fiberg l ass boat , 80-np Mercury w ith tra i ler. Caii9BS 4176 . 10-2-6tp • in part by your State Fa r m agen t. Huddle with him for today ·s best value in car. home . life al)d he a lth ' • insurance . Stephen C. Snowden 553 Rus se ll St . · ( Gf"~vcl Hill) CARTER & EVANS INC. ;;,'!;,'ew. PH . 992-7155 PORT r _---.,MIDDLE U l<.f! a gooo ne1gnoor •• •" ~ .... State Farm,1S tt1ere A BUILDING SUPPLIES . OLIVE ST. GAUl POll!., S TAT E FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES O~IOT ------------APPALOO SA mare with montn co lt . Plione 5 742 -4448 . 10-2-6tp -------------- U PH OLST ER your own fur · niture . We have all th e -sup . p l ies you will need . Upho ls tery Fa br ics, a very · large · Selec t ion of ·ny lons, ve lve ts, Herculon, viny l s ----' in cotton prints , alsci . rem nan t s. Foam w for cus t1 io n s and pad d ing , Burl'ap , den i ms , camb r ic: foam glue, zippers. springs and clips, chipboa r ds. legs , se w ing thread , dacron. t acKs, webbing , w e.JJ co rd . co tton . swivel ba ses , and all otne r supplies yOu will need . N ew furniture at .low, low pri ces . Pomeroy R ecovery , 622 E . Main , 992 · 7554 . 10-5-30tc DINETTE set , table ' and 6 cnairs. vacuum c leaner a Qd roll away bed . Call 992-7126. · 10 -5-3t'c \ CHECK OUR PRICES ~r MUD&SNOW · • 17/32" of tough "pulling power" "traction .t read" design. .. • Wide and deep buttress design for safe, sure 'Stops and starts. • Avail~ble <AI Prices • New Haven, W.Va. • .' • ''I I •I • Qerical Painting A Specialty HOGG & ZUSPAN 173-5554 All work guaranteed Buys" MAINTENANCE & REPAIR H ea ting : Ai r:: Cond. Refrigeration - Plumbing E lec trica I Applianc es . Aut o Air Cond . - Re side ntial or Commercial . ALL WEATHER ROOFING CO. MIDDL.:EPORT, OHIO Phone 992 -2550 PRICE Roofing , Spout i ng , Porch Repair, Com plete Home Remade Ii ng . MAKE YOU R SI N GLE WIDE A DOUBLE -WIDE WITH A VEMCO ADD - A . ROOM . INSTA L LS IN JU ST · O N E DAY . . FAM I LY RM S., BEOR M S., DEN S. BATHS. ETC . -ADD NOW BEF O RE WINTER . See- tt1em at : · Young's M . H . Sal es. Rt . 7 B. 3_5, BelOw Silver M e niori al Bridge , Galli pOl iS. 1D-7. lf c ltce and flies can cos t you a fortune. Protect production and ga ins w1lh t he rle w Purina* Rub -A-Du ste r',. - the Sell ·dusling insect iCide bag ~o r year -.round con tr ol. Ph. 742-3985 ,-------------- 992 -2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy and 2-NO. 50 INTERNATIONAL CHOPPERS 1-NO. 350 INTERNATIONAL CHOPPER FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor Di.splay. . - . OPEN Roger Hysell 's Garage near Crossroads o n Sl. RL 124.: a ll m·echan ic;:a l work including au1om'.3t l. c transmiss ions . Monday F r iday, 8 :3 0a .m. t i ll 5 p .m . Sa t urday - 8 : 30 · to 12 noo'n . Un less by appt . · PMne 992 5~82 o r 992 ·7121. - DOZER and bacK hoe work , ponds' and sepfic t anks, d it ch'ing service; top soil. t.ill d i rt , lim.estone ; B&K Escavat ing. Phone 992 -5367-or 992 -]861 . 9-1-tfc Fr om the laroe st Bulldoz.er Rad iator to Heater Lore . Nattlan Biggs Radiator Specialist :~ ma 1 1 es1 COME & SEE THEM! Meigs Equipment Co. POMEROY PHONE 992-2176 SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC.. . . flh."992 -2174 Electricians Mechanics Lab Technicians POmeroy SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE CAIRN Terrler AKC puppy , small, shaggy, weigh 12 l bs . at matur it y, $75 . , Phone · Coolv ill e 667 -6111-4 . 10-5-6lP . MODERN SANITATION PARKVIEW Ken ne ls. Poodles , 1 toy male and 1 female . Pnone 992 -5443. 7- 15-tfc Rt . 4, Pomeroy_, 0 . 992 -3954 or 992 -1349 .BARBS been around Chet Wozney lately. ComblotJc® Aqueous Suspension laborers . 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' ai ·S1'4.50 NO or wrt!C to the i1d cl {ess below .' $3.79 Jrd & Sycamore Streets Gallipolis, O_tlio I:., I . ' , I' , ,, , ' OF OHIO t'·-·.· . '' sunbeam porta1·,\/~i:::-:1 ble mixers. reuil , ., ' PHILIP SPORN PLANT DE-ICER PENNY SPECIAL -------~--'-...,..~---- CENTRAL SOYA ' .. . . ·:..... CO-OP PEANUTS! STOOK -TANK 60. 75.100 Watt PIZER---WHITMOYER-TUCO OPERA . oe~ker Black & 'h'' dtills . ret ail ~~ S12.99 . O' DELL WHEEL Ali9nment located at cros.sroads , Rt . 124', now back to work . Cor:nplete front end servlce , tune up· and ~raKe servrce . Wheels balanced electron ically. All work guaranteed. -Reasonable rates . Phone 742 -3232 .. ·1 · 2-18 -tfc' ---------------- ,. _ · . -l.~)~i.;·! SPECTACULAR FALL .SALE BARGAINS, TOO! .. 1;fien· l)C., -8 THRU 2o . AUTOMoBile ·insu;;_nce cancelled? lost your -operator 's lic ense.. Call '992 - · ' ' 7428. 6· 15-Hc HEADQUA~TERS . FOR . \...1\....-11 ·S EPTIC TANKS . AROBIC SE .WAGE S YSTEMS CLEANED, REPAIRED . M ILL ER SAN I TAT I ON , STEWART , OHIO . PH . 662 3035 . 10· 4·tfC YOUR COMPLETE FARM SUPPL.Y APPLICANTS MAY CALL 675-2913 TO . ·. . . ARRANGE AN INTERVIEW• ~ ~oncR JOHN TlJCKER Specialist Wheel . If you thi nk the · five-ce nt cigar is no more, y u haven' t Instrument Repairmen Crane Operators · · Bulldozer Operators ' il E l PRE, 0 -_.. . One of the. rrtos_t desc riptiveour langu~e TS'"'' un. dertaker." Just think about its meaning a~ y~u ' l~af gree . and 'retirement. · Although a strike is in progress, the company continues to apnte· the plant · ' ' And Priced To ~ Sell Now OFfiCE SUPPLIES -------------- words -in ' . licensed Boat Operator We Will Train Unskilled Applicants. _ These jobs provide excellent wages ·and a benefits prugram ·which includes life insurance, medical insurance, disability insurance, sick lae, .halidaJs, .. In Excellent Condition ~ For Free Estimate By PHIL PASTORET ·.Machinists '1-~-' • GENERAL TIRE SALES. . POMEROY HOME AUTO . .• & '" MOBILE home 69 Regent 12 x 46 , 2 bedroom. w i ll sell w i th or w i tt1out f urni tur e. Go·o d condi tion . Call 77J -S689 or see Martin G raha m a.t Zuspan Stree f, Mason , West Vi rgin i a . 10-3-7tc Comp l e t e m obil e home service ..... p l u s gigantic dis play of mobile hom es ) always ava il able at ... 3 USED CHOPPERS 215 N. Second . Phone 992-3509 \ 24 Hour Service Ail work guaranteed . CONSTRUCTION MILLER Mason , W. Va . P AND) HOME ROOFING, FUR ·NACE CLEANING AND REPAIR AND PLUMBING. · ' ----------'-----;'---- . Equiprrwent MATERIALS"CO . Af"ea 's Most Rea so nable Prices - - --..----..,-::-....,---;--j-- Air Conditioners Awnings Underpinning Very Good Built to Your-' Specs Delivered to Job Site Lincoln Hiii -Pom e f"oy, 0 . OLDER model housetrailer , 2 bedro om , good conditi on . Call 991 -63 4 1. 10-5-31( Sale enou8h fol- laC.tatih il cows, yet stron g enough to knoc k ou t tough horn fl ies, Purina Rub -A-Duster J:Jrotecl s cattle day after day all year 'long . And your ca ttle do all the wor k. JUst hang you·r AubA-Du.ster where antma l.s pass dal ly for water , feed, or m ineral . Warehousemen Welders "ASSURED QUALITY" >. ver.y good condi 1io . P t1one 173 5805. 8-2'2 · tfC KENNELS Of Ca lt10 uri -'---TO-I f po od le puppies , $60 to $95 ; Si,9 me se kittens , $15 . Pt1one • 156-6247 . . 10-7 -30t c • "Super" in every sense of the . . word. 992-.7 161 Cf\S H paid tor al l makes and · mode l s ol mob il e homes . Pnone a re a code 614 -423 -9531. 4-13 -tfC Pets For Sale Philip Sporn Plant . • Single white stripe for today's modern cars. good cond iti on. See -aft er 4 p . m. 591 Broadway Street, 'Middleport. Ot1io . l 0-4-3tc Anention To Some ..- ~ ..... . -------;--------G. E . Aute1matic washer in very 423· 7521 • • ' ' "My pit·ture is I-I ere to /Jiref'l } our WOOD TRUSSES Ph.. 992-5271 --------------- ------- PRE,.fABRtCATED Body Shop ...------------ SE WING MACHINES . Repair' serv ice , all maKes . 992 -22114 . The- Fabric Sho p . Pomeroy . Autho r i zed Singe r Sales and Serv ic e . We Sharpen Scissors .. 3-29 ·tfc 1220 Wa shington Blvd . ,, You Can Afford. INTE R lOll REPAIR Gene's • Ex cAvA TiNG.- DOZers--:-Ta7gi and small ; Ba c khol!os and ioaders on track and t i res : Dump truck Lo -bov ser vfce . Septic tanl<s Instal led . George ( Bill J Pu lli ns . phone 992 2478 or 992 -7402 . 2-9-ttc - ASK US ABOUT BLACK Tennessee WalKer colt . Telephone 992 -3640 afte r 5 p. m . 10 -4-12tc MOBILE HOMES . has job tpenings tor permanent employment in the following sldlls: . ~~. . ce·ntral Operating Company•·s yard pass fro m N iday, 1: 04 , f our th ( Briggs , p ass fr om N iday). PUs receptions - Br ig gs , 48-97 -1; Co llie~:" . 2-6-17-1; W . · S avn~ers, 1-·1-9-0 ; Berrid!;j"e , 01-0 -0 ; Gryme!': 0 -2 -0-0 .··· Valentine •. 0-1-0 -0. Steve..., son, 48-41 -0 ; Gillium, 1-2-6-0. L1 N E UPS ((3·a IIi polis l ENDS ~ Leon Briggs ; Rick .• Grymes, Bill Lemley, ~ob N ib er1, John· Groth . TACKLES Fred For d Winston · Saunders , Dav i d Kerns , Rex Plymale . Doug Brown , D ic k Burdette. M i kE! Ev ans . GU~RDS - Pat Boster , Dan Woodward . Weldon Wahl , Jim Cra ft . CENTER - Scott Epling . ~ACKS - Ji m N iday , Brent Sau nder-s, .M ike Berridge, Dean ·Rees, Ken Collie r , John Myers , Craig Fisher , • Tom Valentine . Brett WilSon ,. Br uce ''Scarberry . ·. ( Jackson ) ENDS - Bob Morrow , John Gillum •. Scott Keller, M ike -R idge ,, . TACKLES ..__ Randy Farrar Don Call , evan Ricnards: Mark T aytbr . GUARDS - Roger St aff ord Mark Tr im ble, DoUg Jude . ' CENTER - Mel Ch r istian , BACK~ --'-· Art De-Stephen , Randy Rtdge. iom Stevenson. Brad Thompson, Bryan Josepn ,, Bi ll Mosslander , John Quido r . Jeff Conroy . ' OFFICIALS - W ill is Dicken , Bob Flns terwa Jd, JQhn Smi th and ·oa ve Pro sser , A fhe ns cnapter . score by qu•rters : Gall i polis o 6 0 e- 1.4 • Jfckson -a 6 ·o 0- 1.4 NEXT· GAH5 GAME - Oct . l2 , at Log an . - 1· Br a dbu ry COMPLETE .. Open 8 Til 5 Monday thru Saturday 1106 E . Main , Pomeroy , 0 . --~----,---------- ---------;-------- ~:d~r <~_alli~7~~i;l T2~ r~ Grid standings I I I Co . Road 5 Pomeroy Home & Auto 4 PIECE bedroom suite, couch , ch rome breaKfast - set. •wasner ,. gas range ana 35.000 BTU Warm Morning fteater , 30 gallon ho t water tank , old · fashioned dressing table ( w ift1 mirrors). old fash ioned sa te, old trunk, 2 bulb brass cha ndaliers , 9x 12 rug , ch a i rs , fables , lamps and other ar ticles too numerous to menlion . Call 99 2-'2740 . 10 ·4-31c I I 992-2839 AUTO TRIM - GUARANTEED······ Phone 992-2094 BARKLEY trombone in good condit ion . Pnone 992: · 6780 . ,Sale at reasonable pr i ce . 10 4 31p I --------------14 x 65 TRAILER. 2 bedroom~· I 5.55 READY MIX CONCRETE C BRADFORD, Au c tioneer de liver ed ri9ht to your Complete Service ,... _ proje c t Fast and eas_y Free Phone 949 3821 1 eslimates Phone 992 326.:1 . Rac tne . OhtP Goeglein Ready M i x Co . Critt Bradford M i ddleport. Oh io 5 1 tfc 6 30 -HC EX CAVA TING , dozer , loader SEPTIC TANKS CLEAN EO and o~ckhoe worK ; se pti c tank s installe d : dUITJ.P tru cKs REA SO NA BLE rates . Ph 4J6 4782 , Gallipol is. Jot1n Russell , and lo boys l or h i r-e ; will hcJLII O wner and Opera tor . t i ll diri. lop sOil , l,imestone < 512 tl c and gravel: Call Bob or Roger ----.-Je ff er s, day phone 99~ -7 089 : n ight ph-One 992 3525 or 99 2 HARRI SO N' S TV sen•ic e and service call s-:' Phone 992 2522 . ~2;) 2 2 11 tfc 2-9-tfc ----~--. ------------~__.;._- I -Original Upholstery Repaired or Replaced -Custom Seat Covers · -Custom Trim Work -Auto Carpeting -Vinyl Tops RUSSELL'S On Most Am erican Cars ' I I EXPERT Wheel Alignment 5 --~----------~- 36 INCH . Bottle gas stove . 66 inch metal cabinet doub le sink . 10 speed b i ke . !ike new . Phone 985 -3816 . 10 -4__.3tp I I 1 I • Self-Priming on Most Sound Surfaces · wiln 352 engine , reel to reel tape re cor der , " VO ic e of Mus ic".- c ar t~pe player and speaker-s , s ilver tone piggy back ampl i H~r . 15 in . speaKer and 2 c hanne ls and 4 inputS ; 2 15 in . chrome reverse rims for For~ and 2 15 in . 8 l n . w i de r ims for Ford . Ca11 742 6181. 10 5-2tc I I .1 "Mobile Homes For Sale I 1 ' 11 I I I I • Super Resistance to Blistering and Peeling home repa i r , E lec tncal plumb in g and he'at ing Phone 992 5858 . 1 15 tfc ---*"----1966 FORO 1on p ic kup 1ruck FREE esl i mates on alum i num sid i ng . S-torm Doors and Windows , Ci!t!" · ports , MarQuees. and Ra ili ng, Pt1one CharleS L isl•. Sy ra cuse, Ohio . cart JacoB Sa~es Represen tat ive . v . v . Johnson and Son , Inc . 6·27 -tfc .Business· Services MO~ILE 1972 ttON DA 450 . Te lepnone 99 2 3640 after 5 p . m • l0412tc KEROSENE oil cook stOve, 19 incn RCA portable t elevision . Ca ll 992 . 6337 10-4 -Jtp I FolbNthe ClaSh of '73. 1973 FORD G ran Todno, automatic . Ps, Pb , AC. rad ial ti res , 16.000 mites. ~2 . 800 . Phone 742 313 4. 10 3 6tC I -----.------------ 1 Russell's. Auto Trim FULL BOUSE! Busmess Services 1 -----------~ --- REGISTERED Polled Herefords 1 Bul l , 2 heifers 11 months," Aiso bull and heifer calves. 1 ~ 0 . McCoy, Chester, Ohio, Phone 9B5 -394 4. ~ 10-3-Mc _,__ 1 Ir·----~-----------···--• . . B-EATS A For Sale . · ' • FOR JACK W. CARSEY, MGR. Serving Meigs, Gallia, Mason Counties ' Phone 992-2181. - Mon.-Sat. Til 6:00 P.M. YOU CAN BUY LANDMARK PRODUCTs~fvetyone .. • .. . ; \ ' . Can/ �• 20-TheSundayT mes Senttnel Sund, Oct • I 21- The Sunday Tunes Sentmet Sw:day Oct 7 1973 19 l For Fast Results Use The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds It'or Fast Results Use The $unday Times-Sentinel Classifieds WA NT AD) I NFOR MATION D E AD L N ES Day Sefo e Pub ca on Card of Thanks Nolrce he ans 5 P M Monday Dead ne 9 a m Ca nce lat on Co ec ons lf'l I be- a ccep ed vn 9a m o The Pub sher a vo e o he h s ddy 0 o r Q hl o edt o f ese ves ec e Sep l'mbcr own qq he ilny ads 0 30 3 ce n s per eonsecu ve nse wo d ons on h 11ge o a e a case h he n a ~ M L P o betck. d Phone Mrs WOOd'> 99? JJ89 0 7 c Found Wanted ee ?6 c en s pe wo d s x con secut v e nser ons • 25 Pe Cen D scoun on pad ads an d ads pa d w h 1'\ 0 WANTED CHIPWOOO da ys CARD OF THAN KS & OB TUARY 12 00 1o .50 wo d m n mum E ach a dd onp w o d BLIND AD S on a 25c Cha ge Adve t semen pe OFFICE HOUR S 8 30 a m o :s 00 p m Oa y 8 30 a m o 2 00 No on Satu day In Memory .. .,. • :; ,. • m ! born Sep embt:' 30 898 H e wa s ma r ed o A c N ch o son o Ru and n 925 and pa ssed away Sep 1 19J3 a he age o 74 vea s mon hs an d 7 days He wa s a fe ong es den o f M e gs Coun y a a me and had a .keen n er es n f ne ho ses and ca e and o ed o be w h tho ~ e who h e d n e es s H e ~ as a k nd husband and 1 a he an d a ond g and fa he H e w as p e eded n dea h by h s f a he and mo he a ss e Go d e and 2 sons Rob e t and Ken ne h He s su v ved by h s w e A ce a son Ke m a daugh e Haze B ackw ~o d 0 ve and grandsons A an a nd Owen B ackwood a nd g and daugh e s Dea n na an d C ndy B a ckwo od and a hos o neph ews n eces and cous ns and f e nd s 3p UNFURN SHED apa a so a e spa ce Long Bo t om Oh o Phon e 985 33 0 07 3 p 4 ROOM apa men w h ba h and 2 bed ooms on 04 Sp ng Avenue Ca 992 5908 0 7 6 c For K OSCOT Kosme cs & w g s Ma n y spe as du ng he mon h o Oc Phon e H e en an e B own 992 5 3 $9 pe BEEF h des W pa de Phone 3 56 00 G ove C Roush Mason w va 0 p 0 0 2 I Box a ons Mak e he.., a of ce n Pom e oy P 0 '26 o a Pome oy 992 S~l~ POMEROY HERE S ECONOMY 2 slo y I arne 2 bed oom s NEW bah NEW ga s F A f u na ce NEW hot wa e ank Full ba sement So m e ca pet ng and pan e ng $6 500 00 TUPPERS PLAINS Box 163 Route 1 Portland, 0 45770 ph o ne B R U SH HOGS 99 2 585 8 51c --------·-------· 9 23 f c CORNE R cu p b oa ds wa cupboa ds h ess o d gu n s an y co n d on A so b u e deco a ed s onew a e W e P 0 Box 44 M a t nsb u g Oh o 43935 o ca 484 4440 a e 7 p m NEW ope ngs a C ow s s eak Ho us e fo g cook Wa es s ca hop app y n pe son No e xpe ence ne ces sa y w a n WA N TED o h ouseho d good s Too s m os any h ng a va ue W se on co m m ss on W ha u Ca 992 3354 o 992 2792 25 f c H ayman s Help Wanted DELIVERY DRIVER SALES We need 16 and women to 35 for work No neces sary SOMEONE to pant two po roofs 446 0901 R USS S GLA SS Se v ce gUS fo a needs spec a z n g n m rror s w nd s h e ds unk Oc t 9 h h u 3 h p ex g a ss r escreen 704 P ne Star ng at 9 a m From R o G and e 245 5048 Ch es h e on Rt 554 H enry 00 If en 236 2 TALENTS young men between 18 tmmedtate expenenc'e 346 PER HOUR 1 SO MEON E o b usn hog Fe e manu e ohn Houdashe t M ne sv 1 e O h o 0 7 3 p ------ SILENT MONEY MAKER you are w I ng o spend a f ew hou s pe week to co ect m o n ey f om comme c a l oca on s wh c h a e es ab she d o you by ou company n you a rea No oo much or de v e y a n d sa es of s m a ap p a n ces Fu I o Pa T m e Phone 446 0677 - Fr day thru Tu esday 9 A M to 5 P M A sk or Personnel Manage r WANTED PAPER CARRIER AN SWER THIS AD Our p oduc s a e nat on a ly famous soups & ent ees by H e nz and are sold from he a t es t n automa c vend ng eq u pmen f you have good rete ences and a e w 1 ng o make a ca sh nvestment a s show shown below we w y ou he S lent Money Ma ke PLAN ONE $2 266 00 PLAN TWO $3 826 00 PLAN THREE $7 649 00 IN SYRACUSE Pe rfec fo il n ce couP e to operate as a fam ly bus ness For furthe nformat on or a pe sona nterv ew send Name Address and Phone numbe a North A mer can 0 s tr but ng Corp Food Se rv ces D v s on 3.:143 No Cen a Av e Su te 4 9 Phoen x A zona 8501 2 The Dally Sentmel PHONE 992 2156 Program Planner for Galha Me1gs Commumty Act1on Agency Qual f cattons Prev ous ex per ence tn develop 1]9 State or F.ederal Programs Send resume to Bo x 686 Pomeroy Oh o 45769 Box 16 Gal tpolts Ohto 45631 Salar y Neqottable Appltcallons must be m by Oct l8 1973 SALE S Person ne Stoc k Room Sa es F oor Prof t Shar ng Ret rement nsurance N 0 phone ca s p ease App y n person at Fo P Shoes S ver 8r dge P aza Go~~~ po s Oh o WALLPAPER NG and pan ng Phone 446 9865 o 379 2471 BOB LANE S J & W MOUNT CLEANING SERVICE G ENERAL hovse c ean ng w e svpp y a he c ean ng sup p es 388 S:8 75 at e 6 p m ca 388 8865 Weekly or month y c ean ng by appo ntmen 0119 83 1 Contrac WE BUY god cons and s ve do ars a so o d co ns Tawney s ewe e s e - ---- ---wanted To Buy 9AMio5PM Ask for Personnel Manager. GRcrr£11Y SALESMAN WELL KNOWN Co umbus food broker needs a par t me representat ve to con act grocery stores n he Ga 1 po s area Send resume to 0 G Sandbo Co Box 20209 Co um bus Oh o -43220 236 2 UATCAk~ SUN VALLEY Nurse y Sc hoo censed by S ate of Oh o h m es wes oi new hosp a 577 Sun ~ ey D Ph 446 3657 Cay care tha says we care Madge Hau d en Owne Lored t1 and John Hau d en Ope a to s oy tra n s pa s o any h ng conne c ted w h oy a ns c a 446 4843 af e 4 30 p m and week ends 2 6 an g e good Phon e 388 we USED wood burn ng sto y e o hea e Phone 446 0839 PART T ME lob g r wanted to ake care of smal new apar ment conven en hours Cal 367 7210 n gh s or weekend! 236 6 235 J FLEA MAK"'t a ~ua son eve y Sunday 9 am REL ABLE babys n my Dea ers we come home efe ences equ red 230 2 Prefe o de ady Phone 446 937-4 235 6 ----------- Real Estate For Sale conven en c:-:-c--c-:c-----·------. ou 0 7 c NE bath d n ng room arge k t ch en 2 po ctles f ont enclosed Hot wa e heal F"u I q'asement n ce ot and 2 ca ga age Only $3 50000 GRAVEL HILL - 3 bed ooms gas furnace large k eve ot 1 car garage w h st o age Vacan so you c an soon move n s 5 500 bath ch en LARGE HOME Gas f ep ace gas F A furnace n c e modern k tchen 5 large bedroom s w th closets arge f ont porch on co ner lot n Rut and w th trees ant shrubbe y NEW LISTING - Conven ent 3 bed oO'tn home n ce bath mode n b ch k tcJ;en a ge v ng ho water heat ng car ga age $ 9 500 00 NEW LISTING - 3 bedroom ran ch home bath gas furnace ga age and n ce lot 1n Sy acuse Want S19 500 00 NEW LISTING $25 000 00 OVER 2 ACRES - About ha f clea ed the rest has large saw water ava lable On y $5 000 00 YOU - Now can have a new 3 bedroom home w th 2 baths elect c heat set on your foundat on rfo ust $ 6 000 00 NEW LISTING - 57 acres of n ce laying farm land n Co umb a Townsh p Large barn n ce pastures w th catt e ac es of crop land large 4 bedroom house w tli bath M ne als 2 farm ponds & good t mber I 0 7t c --~-~~.~- NEW BR CK 3 bedroom home on ac e of land Large modern k tchen fu I ca peted oca ed c ose to he h gh and e em en a y schoo s Ca 992 7686 HOME n Ches e • acres n ce oca on near Gav n Ca I 367 7 4 10 5 12 c s ROOM house on 3 acres of and Tuppe s P a ns Cheste water al new p um b ng a urn num s d ng fuel o furnace Cal 985 3539 9 30 2 p ~------,- - --- 6 ROOMS and bah n own S1 000 Ca I 992 3975 o Y92 257 Has 2 apa ments 2 bedrooms down w th gas furnaces full basem ent and 1 bedroom apa tment up G~rage and n ce n M ddleport Ask ng t mber T P 2 NEW homes 3 bedrooms bu n k. t chens oca ed n Ru and Ca M lo Hu ch nson 742 36 s o 74 2 6 43 EST WHERE rOUR S SAFE AND WILL YOU MORE REAL E S THE ANSWER A TALK W THONE OF L A D Y TO ACRE ots Oarw n area Tvppers P a ns wa er Contact He she McClure Da y s e unt 3 p m 992 5248 after 3 992 3436 9 28 2tc HOUSE fo B adbury 6 p m CORNE: R c upboa f ds wt cdpbol!lrds Ches s o d gurfs any cond t on A so b u e decor6ted s onewa e w re P 0 Box 44 Ma ns Fe ry Oh o 43935 or cal 484 4440 after 7 87 PUBLIC SALE SATURDAY, OCT 13, 1973 . 949 2708 or D Sm•lh 949 2033 Racme Oh1o 9 5 30tc OCTOBER 9 - 1 P.M. ATHENS LIVESTOCK SALES, INC., ATHENS, 0. Consignors and Buyers Welcome Calves to be delivered October 8 between 6 A M and I P M For further mformat1on contact PAUL H. BAER MINERSVILLE, OHIO 45763 Phone 985 3830 Or Athens.L•vestock Sales Inc Phone 592 2322 or 644 24S 1 or your oca I County Agent IN MAILROOM BEAUT. C AN waned Phon e 992 28 40 or even ngs ~ 92 64 3 10 3 6 c --·-- Your Favor te Country Mu s c Stars Vtstf On THE RALPH EMERY SHOW 430T0530 46 HEAD - COMPLETE HERD DISPERSAL BroOd mares Weanlmgs Reg Appaloosa and Quarter Horses Yearlings Grade Horses Horses from our champiOn show stnng. Due to busmess commtttments we no longer have the It me necessary to contmue our horse operalton Our loss w1ll be your gam Monday thru Fnday On WMPO-FM STEREO. 92.1 M ddleport Pomeroy COLE STABLES Tuppers Platns Oh1o 614 667 3405 Home of Champions FEEDER CALF SALE! OCTOBER 9 AT 8 P.M. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Constgnors and Buyers welcome Calves to be delivered after 3 P M October 8 and before II AM October 9 For Further lnlormatton Contact PAUL H. B~ER MINERSVILLE, OHIO 45765 Phpne 985 3830 Or Ohio •alley Uvestock S.ln Co Ph 446 9046or Your Local Counly'Agenl ALBERT EHMAN Wa er De verv Serv ce Patr o Star R Ga po s Ph 379 2133 243 tf BANKS TREE SERV CE FREE es mates ab y n su ance Prun ng tr mm ng and cav ty work tree and stump remova Ph 446 4953 -----·----'3 f MOTOR ST MUTUAL INSURANCE THE best nsuran c e et thebes pr ce For au o home bus nes! and fe Ray Hawk agent 446 2300 541 .4th Ave so ---------·---M & 5 CONSTRUCTION -Plumbmg -& Healing ---- ---------- AND HEAT NG Route 60 at Evergreen Phone 446 2735 87 tf ----·----- : RUSSELL ~)E~;:s!'!IK,.,Cli!l!!erl<!jr!11-.,-!"!0l"!!b!!!b!'!'y~H!!'o!"!'!'! l<e l•f!"u~l MJOD t me or partt me Would prefer man aQe 40 65 App y n person 234 tf - -- - - - - - - REL ABLE babys trer for '3 mos old ch ld Cal 446 9388 228 12 ' .. : WANTED \ PART TIME : TRUCK DRIVER APPLY TRIBUNE . ------------" ATTIC FLY & WASPS CONT,.OL :0 THOMAS Fan t:xterm no!llt ng 'I' Co Term te and Pesf Cont ol • Wheelersburg Oh o 233 If - -- -=.- --- ROOF lNG ~:~n-.~ :)pou ng -. Sh ngles and Bu dup Hotroofs Free est rna e - 26 yr exper ence Jl!lmes Marcum-,. V n on Oh o 388 8114 • 228 tf .---------- • M&M : ROOFING & Spout ng Shingle • & Bu dup roof Hot & cold process Home mprovement ~ In general For fre~ " est mates Phcm~~t. 388 8114 "' 8idwe I Oh o 230 tf LAYNE s ;. cert f ed pressure p p n.g • cert t ed structure steel wed ng a um num Heliarc • Ph .446 3470 24 hour service II 198 tf •.,-------------- .. HOLLEY Bros construct on -.r bulldoz ng back hoe work :-- d tch n~ under roads boring .._ Phone U5 5011 or 24~ 5006 " 18 tf ----------- - " ' Ctntul Air Condit onlnl ~ • ".• ... & Heating Fret ••tlmattJ Stewart t Hardware 'l-inton Ohio 144 If ------------a. :: D P Mertln Son Water • Delivery Service Yollr .. patronage will be ap ., .,rtc llttd Ph 446 0.463 .. 2 If ~Ji'Ri5fr'cf , ~ e • vour mob"Te-,;;;me wllh TIE DOWN ANCHORS Call Ran Sk dmore attltr l p m REALTOR 446-1066 THE vvuew th t: ~ na u he time you "now you way around you usual y don ee ke gong That means f ght where . come f dm Wei why don you ght then? Cause a n where come from SEE th s ove y one yea o d home has 3 bedrooms fv ly carpe ed centra a r beaut fu k tchen plus d n ng area w h a conven ences bu It n f n shed fam y room n basement 2 car ga age w th au om at c door leve ot ocated on Rt 35 c ose to hOSP tal "' SEPT c tanks cleaned serving "" Gall a and Mason count es -.. Fast dependable serv ces -. George Plants owner Phone 675 5049 ~ 157 tf ""- f 4.46 1756 221 u ON lower R ver Road modern fr111me dwel ng w th 2 or 3 bedrooms overtook ng the Oh o R ver Th s home has new carpet ng lind new drapes Modern kitchen a so very arge I v ng room 2 car ~a rage on a large ot OH 10 R ver v ew 85 frontage and extends to the r ver 3 BR lv ng area 15 x 20 carpe ed modern k tchen w th d sposal range w h hood bath w th shower gas furnace garage n basement storm doors and w ndows red wood s d ng c ty SChOO shoWn by ap po n ment SEE th s ave y one year old home has 3 BR fu ly car peted centra a r fu basement w th fem y oom 3 t::ar ga age w th etutoma c door on S R U S 35 shown by appo ntment N Chesh re 3 BR gas n home hU new roof and arge front porch ot 55 x 75 pr ce educed to $11 500 ALL e ectr c home 2 m les from Gall pol s 3 B R bath modern k tchen and ga age $21 000 BRICK home on Lower Rver Road n excel ent cond ton 2 r replaces moDern k tchen p us sum mer k tehen n tv s zed basement central air 3 porchu one ear ga age large ot shown by ap po ntment 3 BR home close lrto Holzer Medical Center 08 A Modern kltchln tots ot c osets uorm doors and thermo pane w ndows eleetr c heat Flor da room Iaroe carport city we e 535 000 shown lly 1ppo ntment AT Qual Hollow o4 SR w th bath modern k tchen i!l I elec:tr c home has rural water and garage S21 900 OFFICE 4461066 EVENINGS Russell Wood 446 4611 Ron Cenaday 446 J6l6 John 1 Rlchlrds 446 0210 MASSIE I Really 32 State Sl Howa d Brannon Broke r 9M DOW N RVER 7 bg Off 446 2674 ms ~ s o y a b ck w th Luc e Brannon base a carpe mos new Eve 4'16 1226 or 446 2674 to m a d n m beaut t u equ p ped k chen v m 5 OPEN SEASON )( 36 w t h F P and bookcase FOR HOME Ht,.INTERS Beaut f u oak m and T here s a dear t or no o sta rc a se A so has a 4 rm man'( b uc k s • A l a rg e t e!)_an house n good con r a m b ng 4 B R ba t hs d I on a ba n a s o age b dg banq ue s ze k chen a r ge 12 x 24 and oca ed on a 2 A am y oo m l p ac o us. 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3 BR r anch ess han y o d o e s a ac o y k t chen w h b eak as ba pa t o doo s n he d n ng a ea ga age an d a ge co ne o ose o Cen ena v V N TO N N C-i' y em ode ed 8 m home on a co n er o Th s beau y s ke new ns de an d s u y a pe ed LS V LLAGE M MEO ATE P OS SES S ON Own e m ove d to a a m an d ag ee d o se h s ove ly 3 BR home a ap r ce so ea.sonab e yov won b e ev e Be o e yo u b uy m a k e an ap po n m en o see h s bea v w h a a ge oo x 300 o o ma d n ng m am y m 2 e p aces an d ga age AN W LL 0 CROUSE BECK RD ENO Over an ac e of o ng Beau fu Tr Leve ame and w h a mode n 6 m and b ck 3 b d bd ms 1 v On y home and basemen m 15 x 25 k chen and d n $ 6 900 m 2 x 25 1 2 ba hs H w floo s Loca ed 2 m from own on a A f at o Lo s o house for $32 000 S.()LO 4 ACRES <Mor L) VACANT LAND Water & electr chookup for two tra er spaces approx 400ft frontage on Rt 1 and Oh o R ver F sh & boat at year A steal at only $5600 00 47 ACRES VACAIH LAND All fenced n approx 25 acres good t liable and has a n ce locat on for a new home approx 1 m les off Rt 35 near Rodney Won I last long at s 6l0000 We need Property to Self All ktnds l st w1th us for best results NEW 3 bed com house G een 89 ACRE ta m 0 d house and Acres Sub 0 v Phone 446 900 bu d ngs obacco base 7 or 446 2890 m les t om Ga po s off 212 Bv av e Rd Fu I I ne of Massey Ferguson equ pmen NEW HOME 3 BR w o w 75 head of ca e abou 3 000 carpet F nanc ng ava abe ba es o hay 379 2670 4.46 900 446 2890 219 tf ·-----'--·--·-- PUBLIC NOTICE AUCTION .SERVICE We sell anythmg for anybody Brtng your 1lems to Knotts C"om mun1ty Auction Barn Corner Th rd & Olive For appo~ntment call 256 6967 after l pm Sale every Saturday even nQ at 7 0 Clock "SELL THE AUCTION WAY' JIMME SAYRE AUCTIONEER PH. 446-3444 2 bock s from mam part of towr:!L.. 3 bed r oom s garage pa neted I v ng room n ce s ze lot pr ced lo setl Ca II R ce s NP.w & U sed Ft.tr n turc 446 9523 446 1443 For~ APA R TM E NT .4 ms and bath Unf Ca .4.46 0293 lJ l 3 OF F CE SP AC E FO R R E Nl" M od e n wo o om s c on ne c t n g a c o n d oned u es p a d 404 Sec ond Ave Pa u Dav es Jew el e s Bldg >~ 6 2 BR M ob Up pe R TRA ce aled 6{J 44 6 0008 235 If e Ph 446 2637 236 3 oo m oca ed P h 446 4 27 236 3 a e 236 3 Brand New-1st Quality Constructton BEAUT FUL NEW LARGE 3 BEDR O OM HOME W TH FORMA L 0 N NG COMPLETE BUll T N K TCHEN LARGE FAM LY RO O M ENT RE HOUSE C AR PETED CENTRAL A R 2 CAR GARAGE AUTOMAT C DOOR ALL ON ONE FL.;00R AND A LOT ON U S 35 WEST PR CE $35 500 MAKE ME AN OFFER OWNER $ VERY ANX OU S TO SELL WE NEED LISTINGS ANY PROPERTY ANY'wHERE- CALL THEW SEMAN AGENCY 23 6 GaIa Co so Largest Real Esta e Sa es Agency Off ce ~~6 36~3 Even ngs Cal E M ke W ~eman 446 3796 E N W seman 446 4.500 Bud Mc_Ghee 446 12.5S ADELA DE DR Th ee bed oom home w h bah forced a fu na ce n ew ca pe n v ng oom and ha lway oca ed c ose o own on a n ce eve o P ce educed o $ 5 000 BOATER S mp o ed Rea Es a e o n he Oh o R v e Cho ce o h ee COMMERC AL Prope yon Rt R 60 and R J5 BUILD NG s es n G een Per y and Add son Twp s LAR G E B ck Home and Lo on Se cond A ve H OME S and Acreage n Ad d son and G een Twps F REE Coun y maps F ee s ng b och u es F ee coffee and pa k ng a R a n c hO Rea o N ce v ew of he ve w h h s lh ee bedroom home n ce bath ,. furna ce ove y d n ng i'lnd 1 v ng hea oom w h f rep a ce ga ag e and a b g ot NE G HBORHOOD R OA D N ce h ee bed oom sec ona home n c ty Schoo d s c forced a fu nace w ndow a r cond toner and a n ce o o $ 2 200 p ce reduced Owner w he p f nance CHATHAM AVE Good wo bedroOm home w th bath n ce deep ot oom fo a garden Good home for $9 500 CLOSE TO TOWN - Th s ove y fou bedroom home has a o ba 1'\s o offer One and ha pus a powe oom tam y room carpet n lov ng and d n ng ar e a cen a a ga age oca ed on a a ge o Owner w c ons de a a de n 60 A CRE S oc a ed on S ACRE St Rt V ac a n R 60 APAR TM E N T o con s ru e on men P h 446 0 56 267 tf SLEEP NG ROOM S week y .... rate s Park Cen ra Hote 306 If 2 AUCTIONEERS Oscar Ba rd Doug Wetherho t Brokers Off ce 446 3434 c TY N ce th f ee bedroom home na ura gas heat ba h arge v ng oom w lh ove y ca pet oca ed on wo fenced n ots N ce pace fo ch d en HOUSETRA LER 2 BR adu ts on y 322 Th d Ave 446 3748 0 256 6903 236 3 SUPER s uff surfe nuf ? Th a s B ue Lus e for c ean ng c a pets Ren e ec c shampooe sl a G c Mu ph y Co ow e s o e REALTORS OHIO RIVER Realty Neal Realty ---- House In City HOME W TH FAMIL Y ROOM COMPLETE L Y REDECORATED N GOOD QU ET NE G H BORHOOD $7 QOO Sr. 230 0 TON LOVELY 3 6 E OROOM S.n TEAFORD N AL STAG E S OF COMP E ON ALL HAVE RANGES D SH WASHER CENTRAL A R GARAGES FA M Y ROOM S AND YOU CAN DO YOUR OW N DECORAT N G P CK YOU R OW N PA N T AND CAR PET NOW S THE T METOB UYW H LE WE HAVE A GOOD SE EC 6 FOR: SALE OR LEAVE BUHL MORTON RD year o d f amew h b ck m al e ec a good grade' ca pet AVE N ce y 1 ce am c e baths a um EA STEF' remod _(" ""{ m home has co~o~e ed pa o po ch ac oss s o m a urn n ~ _1\ ng fron daub e con d veway and a ge w ndows ca V Lo s 00 x 25 a and back ya d ancfscaped Must see o apprec ate P ce S2.6 900 NYESTMENT Two 9 2 a J e ec c mob le homes EVERGREEN 5 ms and compete y turn shed Ren ba h n good repa on ura ng o ove $4 000 pe y wate Has a vm s d ng Loca ed n Add son Twp and sto m d s and w n fur hea p c ed a $ 5 000 base and so age b dg $14000 ONE OF THE WHTEAVE - 4 msandbah n good repa Lot s 00 x Virgil B. We Have 8 New 3 or 4 Bedroo m 5 2 LOTS AND MODERN CLEAN 3 BEDROOM HOME READY TO MOVE NTO LARGE ROOMS THROUGHOUT PLU S A FAM LY ROOM N CE GARDEN SPO T AT END OF STREET ACRES 6 rm fame WOODS M LL RD We have 2 new carpe ove H W homes a t h s oc a on Bo h n ce bu n k tchen a e n good epa have sma fat ot and can be acreage and a e pr ced o se fo 522 500 at $ 4 00 and $1 5 500 BUS NESS OPPORTUN lY Neve wo ry abou a ob Re re n 0 vrs N ce am y dea Come n and d scuss w h us STATE ROUTE 588 - Moden 4 FARM 5 A near eve MOBILE HOMES BR anch w th eve an acre of pasture and two s o y home 72 MODEL Toronado 2 x 52 and Th s ~ y o d beau y 4 B R and ba h a ge ea n ful y furn shed Loca ed on offers a 2 ca garage 1 wo 80 ots $ 3 BOO o a or k chen new o fu nace ba hs a cond fu ga age par basement w sel sepa ate basemen w h tam y m $20 000 aund y and a ge s one 72 MODEL Granv I e 2 x 60 ep ac e LISTINGS al e ec 135 ron age on Rt 7 wanted and ver Lo s 8 A S 4 000 2 s o y5BRhome FARMS B DWEL We need homes lind fa ms n al n good on s loca ed on VINTON 40 A AI oca ons We w ake per rae or a ac V·{ "~ Owne s sonal nteres n s ng and land F ont-age on 2 oads 7 mov ng o. '{) ous o se se ng your proper y No y m house ba n and pou H gh pressure sel ng Rea house Pr ce $35 000 KANAUGA Owne w he p Estate s ou on y bus ness f nance th s 5 m home w h Cal Brannon Rea ty now 446 J ACKSON Coun y 73 A good age com me c a type 267-4 fences most c ean and ga age trac or and F on age on S R 24 and County Rd 20 FARMS Mob e home and barns NEAR TYCOON LAKE 45 A most y ac or and 4 X 70 ST RT 141 27 A mos c ean Mob le home $28 000 and ractor land 2 houses and 28 A barn P ce recued o s 6 000 GREENF ELD TWP og cab n s 3 000 VACANT LAND 9A NEAR ShrneCub NEARR mhome p,.,il I !.ilo· [lr "~' 1 $3 000 d e mon h 4 A on Ke Rd $8 000 •, .. , 111,, cl r, ,., NEAR LECTA 135 A J5 A t ac o and a ge ob base (,,,[lq)•dl· 011111 4 A on Sm th Rd $10 000 $ 6 lOO ANY HR 446 1998 PERRY TWP Ex ce ent da y farrT! $75 ooo 3 BEDROOM (large) ADDISON TWP 60 A 20 A Ac e Plus n ce modern 6 abe ba ance n woods room brick home large $ 5 000 N E ARY NT O N S A m os y I v ng 22 x18 large k tchen NVESTMENT woods $ 5 000 and d n ng area 2 x22 4 DWELLINGS on one lot A I MORGAN TWP 84 A vacan have new a um num s d ng n ce carpet ng n al rooms land S20 000 Annua renta S2 520 A a e MORGAN TWP 86 A 7 m except k tch~n & bath fuel ren ed f n e ested n a good home Da n pond $32 000 o forced a r furnace front nves men cal today Ranny B ackburn FOR SALE OR RENT porch copper plumb ng Branch Manager 5 YEAR o d br ck home on garden space Lots of trees acre of g ound Fu and shrubbery rural water basement 2 baths Located plus two wells About 4 seven m les sou h of town SPLIT LEVEL m les f om Gall polls on a FOR SALE LOOK NG for a sum me home good blacktop road See Lovely 3 yr old spht level 3 we have a new 2 BR w th th s one before you buy bath sept c tank we water bedrooms bu It n k tchen anywhere and ocated On Ra~coon paneled recreation room C eek Ca I today for an 2 BEDROOM w th f replace wall to wall appo ntmen o see th s one Porc:h bath w th shower carpet 1 2 ceram c t le BARGAIN PRICED bu It n wa I oven w th pull 2 BR Concrete block home on baths beaul1ful landscaped three acres of g ound Has out 4 burner range gas yard excellenf ne gh furnace ca pet and ba h Fu 1 forced a r furnace car borhood on Mart n Or 3 pr ce $9 500 pet ng th oughout 4 lots m les from town on old Rf Off ce Phone 44,6 694 40 x 31 a cond 1 on ng 35 Even ngs space for large garden Corb n & Snyder Chartes M l'lleal446 1S46 Localed n Gall pol s A J M chael Neal446 1S03 Furn ture n ~e home for sma I pr ce Sam Neal446 73S8 Phone 446 1111 or 446 4305 AT EW NGT O N 5 BEDFi!OOM S 2 STO RY BE ST PLACE KNOW OF TO RA SE CH LOREN ALL DOWN S'A RS BEEN REMODELED PRCEAT'i.7000 SA BARGA N 4 NEW L STING N EAR GOLF COU R SE N AN EX C EL L ENT NE G H BORH OO D V ER Y WE LL BULT MODERN J BEDROOM H OME LARGE BU L T N K T CHEN PLU S GA R AGE AND N CE YA RD WE DON T TH NK Y O U C AN BEAT THE P R CE O N TH S ONE WOODLAND DR - 6 m s a new carpe ove H W Re c Rrn 2 x26 P enty n ce cab ne s bu t n oven and stove n k tchen plen y s o age c osets n e com n a rms Cen a t has a ga and workshop 28 x28 and ocated on A o Must see o app ec a e $28 500 00 Old er Home 3 Acres OCTOBER s beaut fu coo o age mon h Raccoon v a ey The Longest C ee'k n The Wo d ha'5 a r o of Au umn coo s Cru s.e he va ev f om he beaut tu Qh o R ve up he va e.,. o Ye ow own n arae c l"alf s and on 0 No hup toWft n sma e crafts You c an tou he va ey beg nn ng a ' a e Rou e No Sev en and R~ccoon Road hen h ee m es n qr h on Raccoon Road o Sh e Rou eNo 2 8 hen ef on No 2 8 one m e o nga s Ra u n gh and o ow nga s Road no h o" 'No hup Fa s hen keep on he gh Rllnd bank of he va ey on 8 ess ngs Road fo ow "-the oads a ong he c eek o 'CO a Fa s on o Adamsv e Tycoon Lake V non and Ew ng on a h s s n Ga a Coun y Don to ge vou came a you w beg ad -you b OUgh Loca ed WO m es no h of s R 7 and one m Sou h of S R No 2 a you w see Raccoon Va ey Ca mp s es o sa e v ew the beau u ca mps and mob e homes ha a e he e anc( see how he n ce. peop e a e en oy r{g v n g n he va l ey We o e or sales es One A o more w h mos a mode n conven ence s p c e F ve H und ed s ar s a Do a son E Z e ms Hoba D on Rea E s a e Broke Ga po s 0 Phone 446 2730 3 NEW PAINT J OB VERY P LEA SA NT N E G H BOR HOOD L ARGE 3 BEDROO M H O M E W TH D N N G AND F AM LY ROOM M LE OU T O N LARGE SHADY L OT O FF ER H EL P v ng LOOK! WISEMAN Larg.~st THE LEADER SINCE 1900 IN SE RVING THE NATIONS BUY ERS & SE LLERS M Real Estate For Sale For Sale Till World's L OWER R VER RD and ba h n good s o age b dgs and o a ed on dea the A evel of ga d ener or a a e park Pr ce reduced o $ 2 900 GREEN home floo s cen a bough E~tate Real REALTY Tel 446 I 998 25 Locust St DOWNTOWN 3 BR 2 bah ca peted LR so age bud ng deep we es ab shed awn I 7 900 DEW TT S PLUMB NGfo - -------- 8 to 12, = 65 --- RUSSELL 5 PLUMBING & HEATING Ga po s 446 4792 297 tf Apply Tnbune OffiCe ' t CARTERS PLUMB NG AND HEATING Cor Fourth & P ne Phone 446 3BBB or 446 4471 --- REALTY ALL ELECTRIC 3 BR beau fu k tchen and d n ng nook carpe ed LR garage deep eve o Qu ck possess on S24 000 .~ ~c-~----~----~48 : : f GENE PLANTS & SON PLUMB NG - Heat ng A Cond on ng 300 Four h Ave Ph 446 637 Saturday Evemngs - ---Portab e we a ng c SEPT C TAN K CL E AN N G AND REPA R AL SO H OU SE WR ECK NG Ph 446949 9 Estab shed n 19~0 69 I 2 BR home w th arge v ng com bath and gas fu nace A so outbu d ng Loca ed a Sou hs de W Va $6 500 Ca 675 3.489 or 675 3488 230 6 '-------- 0 26 G LLENWATER 5 87 .. SeiVICes Offered FEEDER CALF SALE! ____ ________ :;.: 297 I -------·----- --Real Estate For Sale TO WORK . :- ------ " STANDARD P umb ng & Heat ng 214 Th dAve 446 3782 PART TIME HELP 11 A.M The Trussell Grocery s go ng out of bus ness and w•ll sell the followmg a1 the store located SIX m1les north of Rae ne Ohio on County Road 28 ( Bashan) Manual add ng mach n e cash eg ster Amer can meat s cer d spay cases coole s and other equ p ment Also canned and stap e goods Owner Ralph Trussell Lunch available Carnahan Auct on Serv ce J Carnahan -------- -- ARE tak ng appllcat on for Secretar a and bookkeep no pos ton Ca 675 3797 236 6 23 3 - SEPTIC TANKS C eaned and nsta ed Ru sse J s P u m b n g .446 4782 CASNer Shop a 1 ypes of wood work 101 Cou t St eet _ -,e __ 871 Fndav thru Tuesday ou.. . 21 2 -- ------ STEW A R T E ec tr ca Se v ce R e pa r h ous e w r ng el ec tr c heat ng Phone 446 456 1 ___ ___::_: 2J4 60 446 0677 2 6 I F REE I nspec t on Call ..U6 J245 M err I 0 De l Opera o by E xte r m nal Trm te Se v ce 10 Be mong O r 267 f Gall a E ectr c anS erV ce Phone 446 4976 P o Box 305. Ga PO S Oh 0-4563 FULL OR PARTTIME $/lfUUl/JIL ------- TERMITE PEST CONTROL AGR C ULTURAL L me o sa e and w I sp ead H & 5 L me Co 245 53 6 2 9 26 Not too much for del verv and sales of small ap pi ances saws home and Shop -----------------"224 I No '346 AN HOUR • f DEAD STOCk W L L emove a a easonab cha ge Ca 245 55 4 We need 16 young men and ~omen between 18 to 35 for 1•mmed ate openmgs , ex per ence necessary Servtces Offered DRY WALL serv ce by con tr act W l.a rd Bos ey 4.46 4954 282 tt EXCAVAT ON and genera emode ng Ba c khoe doze and en ch ng Sep c tank s and oo e s AI phases of new n p um b ng w r ng sta a on Ca J88 9986 2 7 I DELIVERY DRIVER SALES 220 LAWN SALE Monday a Eve yn s Sa on of Beauty Kanauga 9 4 Ant ques Avon bo t es co h ng 235 3 po ntment Ph 446 Please call after 6 p m 231 3 Do ____ _:_ ' 2 I 4tl eo JOB OPENING - -----·- OFF CE space for ease 2nd Ave a c oss f o m C ty Pill k Cal 446 8 9 o see Joh n. 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D w a ke Or Hoa rder c ty Health Nurses n u r ses a nd nur ses a des of the 4t h t oo r East w ng or Ho ze r Med ca Center Wa ug h Hal ey Wood Funera Ho me R ev Bruce Unroe ( R ev and M s Berk e y Sa vn d e r s an d dlliUQht er th e s n g ers a n d p an st and an y one w ho a ss s t ed n any wa v Th an k s for a th e beau tul flower s ood and thoug h tf u c o n s derat on Your k n dness w nev-er be forgo en s aa c H She ets a n d Ch dren 237 Oav s ca £'HE PHANTOM 07 3 1 fi e 600 Per Ton Res.e ---------c-----~0_:_ en ROOMS by h e w eek $ 8 up Me gs nn Pomer oy 1 SWEEPe--R Re p a s Pa s Sup p es D scoun p ces on Ge n e a m e chan d se h v ou ca a og depa r men P ho n e 36 1 36 Da s Vacuum C eane r S o e 0 a m 5 p m A d d son Oh o 9 23 30 BABYS TT NG weekday s Ca FURN 0 4 Bu ea u Federa on n m y home 99 2 5 04 --·--- -·--~0·:_:' l c BUNDLED SLABS Nobce Employment Wanted FIJR N SHED 2 bed oom apa men adu s on y M d d epo phOne 992 38 4 $8.00 Per Ton e son o Leona d and Sa ra h Oa s Epp e w~ s D A N A Q E pp Card of Thanks For Sale 3 AND 4 ROOM t urn shed and u nfu n shed a par ments Phone 992 5434 POLES MAXIMUM DIAMETER 10 ON LARGEST END 3c Add W N \ 00 You can mf.' e:5o den pas.t 'n LARGE wh e dog w h Co n nee: cu ab es aQ Co Ea Mo s QJ9 '2 3 0 3 c nser on RAT ES For Want A d se v ce Scents p er Wo d one nse M n mum Cha ge$ (10 14 p 0 d •em ed ob ec ona The Pub Sher w no be espon s be f o more han one n ' orrec YOU <.AN he p a fo y a " p wa c w 0 Day of Pub edt on REGULA T ONS For Rent Lost 'V L NO tlr"'y d ~eal Estate For Sale Real Estate For 5ale Real Estate For Sale BR u n shed ap Men p efe r ed A pp y at Shep pa d s Sa es and Serv ce F s a n d 0 ve S eet Ga po s 227 f TARA Townhouse Apartments 2 Bedroom Townhouses llfz Baths '1'16·0001 F OR SALE By Owne Large house near Gav n good ne ghborh ood l/. a c es Ph one 367 7 4 af e • p m 234 12 ~3-:B;cE:;c_:Oc:R~OCCO~M.c:---.~,- -. ca p e 2499 -.-,-- ~-c--'.A C a a ched garage 675 Pay Only One Uhhty Addtson )(up ------~ 234 6 Call Sh1rley ,Ad kin• N E W 4 bed oom b ck ca p e ed 2 ba h s 2 ca ga age L ake D R o G ande p ce m d h r es pc n 1'(res Ph 24 5 5439 367·7250 20 and N cebu d ng s eon 60 2ACRES N c eb u dng se on R 77 5 3 ACRES N ce bu )d ng s e on Rt 17 5 222 At RE S Top da y farm owne-r must se l due to hea h Large ba n 529 ton s o)..Q..e.W G a de A m lk ng pa o .he d can be pu chased w th he farm f des ed Home- s ve y vab e w th o s of ro om P en y of wa er pasture and c op and WE BUY se or rade f yo u haveahOmeora c eag e ose o rade ca Oh o R ve Rea ty today we 1 beg ad o help you E ~ten ngs Cal 446 4244 Steven BeU 446 9S8l John Futter 446 4327 53 ACRES 3 bedroom 2 bah home 3 m es from town on M II Creek Road phone 446 0126 233 --·-·~-- PUBLIC AUCTION In order to settle the Estate of the tate Jenkm Alban 1 w 11 sell at Publ c Auct on the Farm 1950 Ford Tractor and Turn Plows and other p eces of Farm Machmery Household Furn ture E ectr cal Appliances Coal Range and He-a1rola Hand Tools Aht ques and Collectors Items A ve-ry large !tale SATURDAY OCTOBER 13 1973 Sta tong at 10 30 A M Located approximately 6 m les East of Olk H 11 Oh1o off of Stat& Route 279 onto the Jenk n Alban Road No 102 Wa1ch for Public Auct on Stgns FARM AS FOLLOWS Cons st ng of 84 ac es mo e or ess of evel to ro 1 ng land Wate Fences Woods 2 story frpme 7 r oom house with hot and cod unn ng water ana bath Com :r e te Block Bu ld ng Wood en Barn and othe outbu d ngs Farm s app a sed at $25 OOQ 00 A v ery n ce stock farm Farm se s a 2 00 P M Tracto & Mach n ery se Is m med ately fo low ng F or appo ntment cal a ea 6 4 682 7495 n Oak H I Oh o TERMS CASH LUNCH WILL BE SERVED THE ESTATE OF THE LATE JENKtN ALBAN EvereM Alban - E;tecutor 1195 Sandhn Columbus Oh o Darvl Alban - AUCTiONEERSKenneth Swom Gall pohs Ohto Oak H II Oh o NOT RESPONS IBLE FOR ACCIDENTS �• 20-TheSundayT mes Senttnel Sund, Oct • I 21- The Sunday Tunes Sentmet Sw:day Oct 7 1973 19 l For Fast Results Use The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds It'or Fast Results Use The $unday Times-Sentinel Classifieds WA NT AD) I NFOR MATION D E AD L N ES Day Sefo e Pub ca on Card of Thanks Nolrce he ans 5 P M Monday Dead ne 9 a m Ca nce lat on Co ec ons lf'l I be- a ccep ed vn 9a m o The Pub sher a vo e o he h s ddy 0 o r Q hl o edt o f ese ves ec e Sep l'mbcr own qq he ilny ads 0 30 3 ce n s per eonsecu ve nse wo d ons on h 11ge o a e a case h he n a ~ M L P o betck. d Phone Mrs WOOd'> 99? JJ89 0 7 c Found Wanted ee ?6 c en s pe wo d s x con secut v e nser ons • 25 Pe Cen D scoun on pad ads an d ads pa d w h 1'\ 0 WANTED CHIPWOOO da ys CARD OF THAN KS & OB TUARY 12 00 1o .50 wo d m n mum E ach a dd onp w o d BLIND AD S on a 25c Cha ge Adve t semen pe OFFICE HOUR S 8 30 a m o :s 00 p m Oa y 8 30 a m o 2 00 No on Satu day In Memory .. .,. • :; ,. • m ! born Sep embt:' 30 898 H e wa s ma r ed o A c N ch o son o Ru and n 925 and pa ssed away Sep 1 19J3 a he age o 74 vea s mon hs an d 7 days He wa s a fe ong es den o f M e gs Coun y a a me and had a .keen n er es n f ne ho ses and ca e and o ed o be w h tho ~ e who h e d n e es s H e ~ as a k nd husband and 1 a he an d a ond g and fa he H e w as p e eded n dea h by h s f a he and mo he a ss e Go d e and 2 sons Rob e t and Ken ne h He s su v ved by h s w e A ce a son Ke m a daugh e Haze B ackw ~o d 0 ve and grandsons A an a nd Owen B ackwood a nd g and daugh e s Dea n na an d C ndy B a ckwo od and a hos o neph ews n eces and cous ns and f e nd s 3p UNFURN SHED apa a so a e spa ce Long Bo t om Oh o Phon e 985 33 0 07 3 p 4 ROOM apa men w h ba h and 2 bed ooms on 04 Sp ng Avenue Ca 992 5908 0 7 6 c For K OSCOT Kosme cs & w g s Ma n y spe as du ng he mon h o Oc Phon e H e en an e B own 992 5 3 $9 pe BEEF h des W pa de Phone 3 56 00 G ove C Roush Mason w va 0 p 0 0 2 I Box a ons Mak e he.., a of ce n Pom e oy P 0 '26 o a Pome oy 992 S~l~ POMEROY HERE S ECONOMY 2 slo y I arne 2 bed oom s NEW bah NEW ga s F A f u na ce NEW hot wa e ank Full ba sement So m e ca pet ng and pan e ng $6 500 00 TUPPERS PLAINS Box 163 Route 1 Portland, 0 45770 ph o ne B R U SH HOGS 99 2 585 8 51c --------·-------· 9 23 f c CORNE R cu p b oa ds wa cupboa ds h ess o d gu n s an y co n d on A so b u e deco a ed s onew a e W e P 0 Box 44 M a t nsb u g Oh o 43935 o ca 484 4440 a e 7 p m NEW ope ngs a C ow s s eak Ho us e fo g cook Wa es s ca hop app y n pe son No e xpe ence ne ces sa y w a n WA N TED o h ouseho d good s Too s m os any h ng a va ue W se on co m m ss on W ha u Ca 992 3354 o 992 2792 25 f c H ayman s Help Wanted DELIVERY DRIVER SALES We need 16 and women to 35 for work No neces sary SOMEONE to pant two po roofs 446 0901 R USS S GLA SS Se v ce gUS fo a needs spec a z n g n m rror s w nd s h e ds unk Oc t 9 h h u 3 h p ex g a ss r escreen 704 P ne Star ng at 9 a m From R o G and e 245 5048 Ch es h e on Rt 554 H enry 00 If en 236 2 TALENTS young men between 18 tmmedtate expenenc'e 346 PER HOUR 1 SO MEON E o b usn hog Fe e manu e ohn Houdashe t M ne sv 1 e O h o 0 7 3 p ------ SILENT MONEY MAKER you are w I ng o spend a f ew hou s pe week to co ect m o n ey f om comme c a l oca on s wh c h a e es ab she d o you by ou company n you a rea No oo much or de v e y a n d sa es of s m a ap p a n ces Fu I o Pa T m e Phone 446 0677 - Fr day thru Tu esday 9 A M to 5 P M A sk or Personnel Manage r WANTED PAPER CARRIER AN SWER THIS AD Our p oduc s a e nat on a ly famous soups & ent ees by H e nz and are sold from he a t es t n automa c vend ng eq u pmen f you have good rete ences and a e w 1 ng o make a ca sh nvestment a s show shown below we w y ou he S lent Money Ma ke PLAN ONE $2 266 00 PLAN TWO $3 826 00 PLAN THREE $7 649 00 IN SYRACUSE Pe rfec fo il n ce couP e to operate as a fam ly bus ness For furthe nformat on or a pe sona nterv ew send Name Address and Phone numbe a North A mer can 0 s tr but ng Corp Food Se rv ces D v s on 3.:143 No Cen a Av e Su te 4 9 Phoen x A zona 8501 2 The Dally Sentmel PHONE 992 2156 Program Planner for Galha Me1gs Commumty Act1on Agency Qual f cattons Prev ous ex per ence tn develop 1]9 State or F.ederal Programs Send resume to Bo x 686 Pomeroy Oh o 45769 Box 16 Gal tpolts Ohto 45631 Salar y Neqottable Appltcallons must be m by Oct l8 1973 SALE S Person ne Stoc k Room Sa es F oor Prof t Shar ng Ret rement nsurance N 0 phone ca s p ease App y n person at Fo P Shoes S ver 8r dge P aza Go~~~ po s Oh o WALLPAPER NG and pan ng Phone 446 9865 o 379 2471 BOB LANE S J & W MOUNT CLEANING SERVICE G ENERAL hovse c ean ng w e svpp y a he c ean ng sup p es 388 S:8 75 at e 6 p m ca 388 8865 Weekly or month y c ean ng by appo ntmen 0119 83 1 Contrac WE BUY god cons and s ve do ars a so o d co ns Tawney s ewe e s e - ---- ---wanted To Buy 9AMio5PM Ask for Personnel Manager. GRcrr£11Y SALESMAN WELL KNOWN Co umbus food broker needs a par t me representat ve to con act grocery stores n he Ga 1 po s area Send resume to 0 G Sandbo Co Box 20209 Co um bus Oh o -43220 236 2 UATCAk~ SUN VALLEY Nurse y Sc hoo censed by S ate of Oh o h m es wes oi new hosp a 577 Sun ~ ey D Ph 446 3657 Cay care tha says we care Madge Hau d en Owne Lored t1 and John Hau d en Ope a to s oy tra n s pa s o any h ng conne c ted w h oy a ns c a 446 4843 af e 4 30 p m and week ends 2 6 an g e good Phon e 388 we USED wood burn ng sto y e o hea e Phone 446 0839 PART T ME lob g r wanted to ake care of smal new apar ment conven en hours Cal 367 7210 n gh s or weekend! 236 6 235 J FLEA MAK"'t a ~ua son eve y Sunday 9 am REL ABLE babys n my Dea ers we come home efe ences equ red 230 2 Prefe o de ady Phone 446 937-4 235 6 ----------- Real Estate For Sale conven en c:-:-c--c-:c-----·------. ou 0 7 c NE bath d n ng room arge k t ch en 2 po ctles f ont enclosed Hot wa e heal F"u I q'asement n ce ot and 2 ca ga age Only $3 50000 GRAVEL HILL - 3 bed ooms gas furnace large k eve ot 1 car garage w h st o age Vacan so you c an soon move n s 5 500 bath ch en LARGE HOME Gas f ep ace gas F A furnace n c e modern k tchen 5 large bedroom s w th closets arge f ont porch on co ner lot n Rut and w th trees ant shrubbe y NEW LISTING - Conven ent 3 bed oO'tn home n ce bath mode n b ch k tcJ;en a ge v ng ho water heat ng car ga age $ 9 500 00 NEW LISTING - 3 bedroom ran ch home bath gas furnace ga age and n ce lot 1n Sy acuse Want S19 500 00 NEW LISTING $25 000 00 OVER 2 ACRES - About ha f clea ed the rest has large saw water ava lable On y $5 000 00 YOU - Now can have a new 3 bedroom home w th 2 baths elect c heat set on your foundat on rfo ust $ 6 000 00 NEW LISTING - 57 acres of n ce laying farm land n Co umb a Townsh p Large barn n ce pastures w th catt e ac es of crop land large 4 bedroom house w tli bath M ne als 2 farm ponds & good t mber I 0 7t c --~-~~.~- NEW BR CK 3 bedroom home on ac e of land Large modern k tchen fu I ca peted oca ed c ose to he h gh and e em en a y schoo s Ca 992 7686 HOME n Ches e • acres n ce oca on near Gav n Ca I 367 7 4 10 5 12 c s ROOM house on 3 acres of and Tuppe s P a ns Cheste water al new p um b ng a urn num s d ng fuel o furnace Cal 985 3539 9 30 2 p ~------,- - --- 6 ROOMS and bah n own S1 000 Ca I 992 3975 o Y92 257 Has 2 apa ments 2 bedrooms down w th gas furnaces full basem ent and 1 bedroom apa tment up G~rage and n ce n M ddleport Ask ng t mber T P 2 NEW homes 3 bedrooms bu n k. t chens oca ed n Ru and Ca M lo Hu ch nson 742 36 s o 74 2 6 43 EST WHERE rOUR S SAFE AND WILL YOU MORE REAL E S THE ANSWER A TALK W THONE OF L A D Y TO ACRE ots Oarw n area Tvppers P a ns wa er Contact He she McClure Da y s e unt 3 p m 992 5248 after 3 992 3436 9 28 2tc HOUSE fo B adbury 6 p m CORNE: R c upboa f ds wt cdpbol!lrds Ches s o d gurfs any cond t on A so b u e decor6ted s onewa e w re P 0 Box 44 Ma ns Fe ry Oh o 43935 or cal 484 4440 after 7 87 PUBLIC SALE SATURDAY, OCT 13, 1973 . 949 2708 or D Sm•lh 949 2033 Racme Oh1o 9 5 30tc OCTOBER 9 - 1 P.M. ATHENS LIVESTOCK SALES, INC., ATHENS, 0. Consignors and Buyers Welcome Calves to be delivered October 8 between 6 A M and I P M For further mformat1on contact PAUL H. BAER MINERSVILLE, OHIO 45763 Phone 985 3830 Or Athens.L•vestock Sales Inc Phone 592 2322 or 644 24S 1 or your oca I County Agent IN MAILROOM BEAUT. C AN waned Phon e 992 28 40 or even ngs ~ 92 64 3 10 3 6 c --·-- Your Favor te Country Mu s c Stars Vtstf On THE RALPH EMERY SHOW 430T0530 46 HEAD - COMPLETE HERD DISPERSAL BroOd mares Weanlmgs Reg Appaloosa and Quarter Horses Yearlings Grade Horses Horses from our champiOn show stnng. Due to busmess commtttments we no longer have the It me necessary to contmue our horse operalton Our loss w1ll be your gam Monday thru Fnday On WMPO-FM STEREO. 92.1 M ddleport Pomeroy COLE STABLES Tuppers Platns Oh1o 614 667 3405 Home of Champions FEEDER CALF SALE! OCTOBER 9 AT 8 P.M. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Constgnors and Buyers welcome Calves to be delivered after 3 P M October 8 and before II AM October 9 For Further lnlormatton Contact PAUL H. B~ER MINERSVILLE, OHIO 45765 Phpne 985 3830 Or Ohio •alley Uvestock S.ln Co Ph 446 9046or Your Local Counly'Agenl ALBERT EHMAN Wa er De verv Serv ce Patr o Star R Ga po s Ph 379 2133 243 tf BANKS TREE SERV CE FREE es mates ab y n su ance Prun ng tr mm ng and cav ty work tree and stump remova Ph 446 4953 -----·----'3 f MOTOR ST MUTUAL INSURANCE THE best nsuran c e et thebes pr ce For au o home bus nes! and fe Ray Hawk agent 446 2300 541 .4th Ave so ---------·---M & 5 CONSTRUCTION -Plumbmg -& Healing ---- ---------- AND HEAT NG Route 60 at Evergreen Phone 446 2735 87 tf ----·----- : RUSSELL ~)E~;:s!'!IK,.,Cli!l!!erl<!jr!11-.,-!"!0l"!!b!!!b!'!'y~H!!'o!"!'!'! l<e l•f!"u~l MJOD t me or partt me Would prefer man aQe 40 65 App y n person 234 tf - -- - - - - - - REL ABLE babys trer for '3 mos old ch ld Cal 446 9388 228 12 ' .. : WANTED \ PART TIME : TRUCK DRIVER APPLY TRIBUNE . ------------" ATTIC FLY & WASPS CONT,.OL :0 THOMAS Fan t:xterm no!llt ng 'I' Co Term te and Pesf Cont ol • Wheelersburg Oh o 233 If - -- -=.- --- ROOF lNG ~:~n-.~ :)pou ng -. Sh ngles and Bu dup Hotroofs Free est rna e - 26 yr exper ence Jl!lmes Marcum-,. V n on Oh o 388 8114 • 228 tf .---------- • M&M : ROOFING & Spout ng Shingle • & Bu dup roof Hot & cold process Home mprovement ~ In general For fre~ " est mates Phcm~~t. 388 8114 "' 8idwe I Oh o 230 tf LAYNE s ;. cert f ed pressure p p n.g • cert t ed structure steel wed ng a um num Heliarc • Ph .446 3470 24 hour service II 198 tf •.,-------------- .. HOLLEY Bros construct on -.r bulldoz ng back hoe work :-- d tch n~ under roads boring .._ Phone U5 5011 or 24~ 5006 " 18 tf ----------- - " ' Ctntul Air Condit onlnl ~ • ".• ... & Heating Fret ••tlmattJ Stewart t Hardware 'l-inton Ohio 144 If ------------a. :: D P Mertln Son Water • Delivery Service Yollr .. patronage will be ap ., .,rtc llttd Ph 446 0.463 .. 2 If ~Ji'Ri5fr'cf , ~ e • vour mob"Te-,;;;me wllh TIE DOWN ANCHORS Call Ran Sk dmore attltr l p m REALTOR 446-1066 THE vvuew th t: ~ na u he time you "now you way around you usual y don ee ke gong That means f ght where . come f dm Wei why don you ght then? Cause a n where come from SEE th s ove y one yea o d home has 3 bedrooms fv ly carpe ed centra a r beaut fu k tchen plus d n ng area w h a conven ences bu It n f n shed fam y room n basement 2 car ga age w th au om at c door leve ot ocated on Rt 35 c ose to hOSP tal "' SEPT c tanks cleaned serving "" Gall a and Mason count es -.. Fast dependable serv ces -. George Plants owner Phone 675 5049 ~ 157 tf ""- f 4.46 1756 221 u ON lower R ver Road modern fr111me dwel ng w th 2 or 3 bedrooms overtook ng the Oh o R ver Th s home has new carpet ng lind new drapes Modern kitchen a so very arge I v ng room 2 car ~a rage on a large ot OH 10 R ver v ew 85 frontage and extends to the r ver 3 BR lv ng area 15 x 20 carpe ed modern k tchen w th d sposal range w h hood bath w th shower gas furnace garage n basement storm doors and w ndows red wood s d ng c ty SChOO shoWn by ap po n ment SEE th s ave y one year old home has 3 BR fu ly car peted centra a r fu basement w th fem y oom 3 t::ar ga age w th etutoma c door on S R U S 35 shown by appo ntment N Chesh re 3 BR gas n home hU new roof and arge front porch ot 55 x 75 pr ce educed to $11 500 ALL e ectr c home 2 m les from Gall pol s 3 B R bath modern k tchen and ga age $21 000 BRICK home on Lower Rver Road n excel ent cond ton 2 r replaces moDern k tchen p us sum mer k tehen n tv s zed basement central air 3 porchu one ear ga age large ot shown by ap po ntment 3 BR home close lrto Holzer Medical Center 08 A Modern kltchln tots ot c osets uorm doors and thermo pane w ndows eleetr c heat Flor da room Iaroe carport city we e 535 000 shown lly 1ppo ntment AT Qual Hollow o4 SR w th bath modern k tchen i!l I elec:tr c home has rural water and garage S21 900 OFFICE 4461066 EVENINGS Russell Wood 446 4611 Ron Cenaday 446 J6l6 John 1 Rlchlrds 446 0210 MASSIE I Really 32 State Sl Howa d Brannon Broke r 9M DOW N RVER 7 bg Off 446 2674 ms ~ s o y a b ck w th Luc e Brannon base a carpe mos new Eve 4'16 1226 or 446 2674 to m a d n m beaut t u equ p ped k chen v m 5 OPEN SEASON )( 36 w t h F P and bookcase FOR HOME Ht,.INTERS Beaut f u oak m and T here s a dear t or no o sta rc a se A so has a 4 rm man'( b uc k s • A l a rg e t e!)_an house n good con r a m b ng 4 B R ba t hs d I on a ba n a s o age b dg banq ue s ze k chen a r ge 12 x 24 and oca ed on a 2 A am y oo m l p ac o us. 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3 BR r anch ess han y o d o e s a ac o y k t chen w h b eak as ba pa t o doo s n he d n ng a ea ga age an d a ge co ne o ose o Cen ena v V N TO N N C-i' y em ode ed 8 m home on a co n er o Th s beau y s ke new ns de an d s u y a pe ed LS V LLAGE M MEO ATE P OS SES S ON Own e m ove d to a a m an d ag ee d o se h s ove ly 3 BR home a ap r ce so ea.sonab e yov won b e ev e Be o e yo u b uy m a k e an ap po n m en o see h s bea v w h a a ge oo x 300 o o ma d n ng m am y m 2 e p aces an d ga age AN W LL 0 CROUSE BECK RD ENO Over an ac e of o ng Beau fu Tr Leve ame and w h a mode n 6 m and b ck 3 b d bd ms 1 v On y home and basemen m 15 x 25 k chen and d n $ 6 900 m 2 x 25 1 2 ba hs H w floo s Loca ed 2 m from own on a A f at o Lo s o house for $32 000 S.()LO 4 ACRES <Mor L) VACANT LAND Water & electr chookup for two tra er spaces approx 400ft frontage on Rt 1 and Oh o R ver F sh & boat at year A steal at only $5600 00 47 ACRES VACAIH LAND All fenced n approx 25 acres good t liable and has a n ce locat on for a new home approx 1 m les off Rt 35 near Rodney Won I last long at s 6l0000 We need Property to Self All ktnds l st w1th us for best results NEW 3 bed com house G een 89 ACRE ta m 0 d house and Acres Sub 0 v Phone 446 900 bu d ngs obacco base 7 or 446 2890 m les t om Ga po s off 212 Bv av e Rd Fu I I ne of Massey Ferguson equ pmen NEW HOME 3 BR w o w 75 head of ca e abou 3 000 carpet F nanc ng ava abe ba es o hay 379 2670 4.46 900 446 2890 219 tf ·-----'--·--·-- PUBLIC NOTICE AUCTION .SERVICE We sell anythmg for anybody Brtng your 1lems to Knotts C"om mun1ty Auction Barn Corner Th rd & Olive For appo~ntment call 256 6967 after l pm Sale every Saturday even nQ at 7 0 Clock "SELL THE AUCTION WAY' JIMME SAYRE AUCTIONEER PH. 446-3444 2 bock s from mam part of towr:!L.. 3 bed r oom s garage pa neted I v ng room n ce s ze lot pr ced lo setl Ca II R ce s NP.w & U sed Ft.tr n turc 446 9523 446 1443 For~ APA R TM E NT .4 ms and bath Unf Ca .4.46 0293 lJ l 3 OF F CE SP AC E FO R R E Nl" M od e n wo o om s c on ne c t n g a c o n d oned u es p a d 404 Sec ond Ave Pa u Dav es Jew el e s Bldg >~ 6 2 BR M ob Up pe R TRA ce aled 6{J 44 6 0008 235 If e Ph 446 2637 236 3 oo m oca ed P h 446 4 27 236 3 a e 236 3 Brand New-1st Quality Constructton BEAUT FUL NEW LARGE 3 BEDR O OM HOME W TH FORMA L 0 N NG COMPLETE BUll T N K TCHEN LARGE FAM LY RO O M ENT RE HOUSE C AR PETED CENTRAL A R 2 CAR GARAGE AUTOMAT C DOOR ALL ON ONE FL.;00R AND A LOT ON U S 35 WEST PR CE $35 500 MAKE ME AN OFFER OWNER $ VERY ANX OU S TO SELL WE NEED LISTINGS ANY PROPERTY ANY'wHERE- CALL THEW SEMAN AGENCY 23 6 GaIa Co so Largest Real Esta e Sa es Agency Off ce ~~6 36~3 Even ngs Cal E M ke W ~eman 446 3796 E N W seman 446 4.500 Bud Mc_Ghee 446 12.5S ADELA DE DR Th ee bed oom home w h bah forced a fu na ce n ew ca pe n v ng oom and ha lway oca ed c ose o own on a n ce eve o P ce educed o $ 5 000 BOATER S mp o ed Rea Es a e o n he Oh o R v e Cho ce o h ee COMMERC AL Prope yon Rt R 60 and R J5 BUILD NG s es n G een Per y and Add son Twp s LAR G E B ck Home and Lo on Se cond A ve H OME S and Acreage n Ad d son and G een Twps F REE Coun y maps F ee s ng b och u es F ee coffee and pa k ng a R a n c hO Rea o N ce v ew of he ve w h h s lh ee bedroom home n ce bath ,. furna ce ove y d n ng i'lnd 1 v ng hea oom w h f rep a ce ga ag e and a b g ot NE G HBORHOOD R OA D N ce h ee bed oom sec ona home n c ty Schoo d s c forced a fu nace w ndow a r cond toner and a n ce o o $ 2 200 p ce reduced Owner w he p f nance CHATHAM AVE Good wo bedroOm home w th bath n ce deep ot oom fo a garden Good home for $9 500 CLOSE TO TOWN - Th s ove y fou bedroom home has a o ba 1'\s o offer One and ha pus a powe oom tam y room carpet n lov ng and d n ng ar e a cen a a ga age oca ed on a a ge o Owner w c ons de a a de n 60 A CRE S oc a ed on S ACRE St Rt V ac a n R 60 APAR TM E N T o con s ru e on men P h 446 0 56 267 tf SLEEP NG ROOM S week y .... rate s Park Cen ra Hote 306 If 2 AUCTIONEERS Oscar Ba rd Doug Wetherho t Brokers Off ce 446 3434 c TY N ce th f ee bedroom home na ura gas heat ba h arge v ng oom w lh ove y ca pet oca ed on wo fenced n ots N ce pace fo ch d en HOUSETRA LER 2 BR adu ts on y 322 Th d Ave 446 3748 0 256 6903 236 3 SUPER s uff surfe nuf ? Th a s B ue Lus e for c ean ng c a pets Ren e ec c shampooe sl a G c Mu ph y Co ow e s o e REALTORS OHIO RIVER Realty Neal Realty ---- House In City HOME W TH FAMIL Y ROOM COMPLETE L Y REDECORATED N GOOD QU ET NE G H BORHOOD $7 QOO Sr. 230 0 TON LOVELY 3 6 E OROOM S.n TEAFORD N AL STAG E S OF COMP E ON ALL HAVE RANGES D SH WASHER CENTRAL A R GARAGES FA M Y ROOM S AND YOU CAN DO YOUR OW N DECORAT N G P CK YOU R OW N PA N T AND CAR PET NOW S THE T METOB UYW H LE WE HAVE A GOOD SE EC 6 FOR: SALE OR LEAVE BUHL MORTON RD year o d f amew h b ck m al e ec a good grade' ca pet AVE N ce y 1 ce am c e baths a um EA STEF' remod _(" ""{ m home has co~o~e ed pa o po ch ac oss s o m a urn n ~ _1\ ng fron daub e con d veway and a ge w ndows ca V Lo s 00 x 25 a and back ya d ancfscaped Must see o apprec ate P ce S2.6 900 NYESTMENT Two 9 2 a J e ec c mob le homes EVERGREEN 5 ms and compete y turn shed Ren ba h n good repa on ura ng o ove $4 000 pe y wate Has a vm s d ng Loca ed n Add son Twp and sto m d s and w n fur hea p c ed a $ 5 000 base and so age b dg $14000 ONE OF THE WHTEAVE - 4 msandbah n good repa Lot s 00 x Virgil B. We Have 8 New 3 or 4 Bedroo m 5 2 LOTS AND MODERN CLEAN 3 BEDROOM HOME READY TO MOVE NTO LARGE ROOMS THROUGHOUT PLU S A FAM LY ROOM N CE GARDEN SPO T AT END OF STREET ACRES 6 rm fame WOODS M LL RD We have 2 new carpe ove H W homes a t h s oc a on Bo h n ce bu n k tchen a e n good epa have sma fat ot and can be acreage and a e pr ced o se fo 522 500 at $ 4 00 and $1 5 500 BUS NESS OPPORTUN lY Neve wo ry abou a ob Re re n 0 vrs N ce am y dea Come n and d scuss w h us STATE ROUTE 588 - Moden 4 FARM 5 A near eve MOBILE HOMES BR anch w th eve an acre of pasture and two s o y home 72 MODEL Toronado 2 x 52 and Th s ~ y o d beau y 4 B R and ba h a ge ea n ful y furn shed Loca ed on offers a 2 ca garage 1 wo 80 ots $ 3 BOO o a or k chen new o fu nace ba hs a cond fu ga age par basement w sel sepa ate basemen w h tam y m $20 000 aund y and a ge s one 72 MODEL Granv I e 2 x 60 ep ac e LISTINGS al e ec 135 ron age on Rt 7 wanted and ver Lo s 8 A S 4 000 2 s o y5BRhome FARMS B DWEL We need homes lind fa ms n al n good on s loca ed on VINTON 40 A AI oca ons We w ake per rae or a ac V·{ "~ Owne s sonal nteres n s ng and land F ont-age on 2 oads 7 mov ng o. '{) ous o se se ng your proper y No y m house ba n and pou H gh pressure sel ng Rea house Pr ce $35 000 KANAUGA Owne w he p Estate s ou on y bus ness f nance th s 5 m home w h Cal Brannon Rea ty now 446 J ACKSON Coun y 73 A good age com me c a type 267-4 fences most c ean and ga age trac or and F on age on S R 24 and County Rd 20 FARMS Mob e home and barns NEAR TYCOON LAKE 45 A most y ac or and 4 X 70 ST RT 141 27 A mos c ean Mob le home $28 000 and ractor land 2 houses and 28 A barn P ce recued o s 6 000 GREENF ELD TWP og cab n s 3 000 VACANT LAND 9A NEAR ShrneCub NEARR mhome p,.,il I !.ilo· [lr "~' 1 $3 000 d e mon h 4 A on Ke Rd $8 000 •, .. , 111,, cl r, ,., NEAR LECTA 135 A J5 A t ac o and a ge ob base (,,,[lq)•dl· 011111 4 A on Sm th Rd $10 000 $ 6 lOO ANY HR 446 1998 PERRY TWP Ex ce ent da y farrT! $75 ooo 3 BEDROOM (large) ADDISON TWP 60 A 20 A Ac e Plus n ce modern 6 abe ba ance n woods room brick home large $ 5 000 N E ARY NT O N S A m os y I v ng 22 x18 large k tchen NVESTMENT woods $ 5 000 and d n ng area 2 x22 4 DWELLINGS on one lot A I MORGAN TWP 84 A vacan have new a um num s d ng n ce carpet ng n al rooms land S20 000 Annua renta S2 520 A a e MORGAN TWP 86 A 7 m except k tch~n & bath fuel ren ed f n e ested n a good home Da n pond $32 000 o forced a r furnace front nves men cal today Ranny B ackburn FOR SALE OR RENT porch copper plumb ng Branch Manager 5 YEAR o d br ck home on garden space Lots of trees acre of g ound Fu and shrubbery rural water basement 2 baths Located plus two wells About 4 seven m les sou h of town SPLIT LEVEL m les f om Gall polls on a FOR SALE LOOK NG for a sum me home good blacktop road See Lovely 3 yr old spht level 3 we have a new 2 BR w th th s one before you buy bath sept c tank we water bedrooms bu It n k tchen anywhere and ocated On Ra~coon paneled recreation room C eek Ca I today for an 2 BEDROOM w th f replace wall to wall appo ntmen o see th s one Porc:h bath w th shower carpet 1 2 ceram c t le BARGAIN PRICED bu It n wa I oven w th pull 2 BR Concrete block home on baths beaul1ful landscaped three acres of g ound Has out 4 burner range gas yard excellenf ne gh furnace ca pet and ba h Fu 1 forced a r furnace car borhood on Mart n Or 3 pr ce $9 500 pet ng th oughout 4 lots m les from town on old Rf Off ce Phone 44,6 694 40 x 31 a cond 1 on ng 35 Even ngs space for large garden Corb n & Snyder Chartes M l'lleal446 1S46 Localed n Gall pol s A J M chael Neal446 1S03 Furn ture n ~e home for sma I pr ce Sam Neal446 73S8 Phone 446 1111 or 446 4305 AT EW NGT O N 5 BEDFi!OOM S 2 STO RY BE ST PLACE KNOW OF TO RA SE CH LOREN ALL DOWN S'A RS BEEN REMODELED PRCEAT'i.7000 SA BARGA N 4 NEW L STING N EAR GOLF COU R SE N AN EX C EL L ENT NE G H BORH OO D V ER Y WE LL BULT MODERN J BEDROOM H OME LARGE BU L T N K T CHEN PLU S GA R AGE AND N CE YA RD WE DON T TH NK Y O U C AN BEAT THE P R CE O N TH S ONE WOODLAND DR - 6 m s a new carpe ove H W Re c Rrn 2 x26 P enty n ce cab ne s bu t n oven and stove n k tchen plen y s o age c osets n e com n a rms Cen a t has a ga and workshop 28 x28 and ocated on A o Must see o app ec a e $28 500 00 Old er Home 3 Acres OCTOBER s beaut fu coo o age mon h Raccoon v a ey The Longest C ee'k n The Wo d ha'5 a r o of Au umn coo s Cru s.e he va ev f om he beaut tu Qh o R ve up he va e.,. o Ye ow own n arae c l"alf s and on 0 No hup toWft n sma e crafts You c an tou he va ey beg nn ng a ' a e Rou e No Sev en and R~ccoon Road hen h ee m es n qr h on Raccoon Road o Sh e Rou eNo 2 8 hen ef on No 2 8 one m e o nga s Ra u n gh and o ow nga s Road no h o" 'No hup Fa s hen keep on he gh Rllnd bank of he va ey on 8 ess ngs Road fo ow "-the oads a ong he c eek o 'CO a Fa s on o Adamsv e Tycoon Lake V non and Ew ng on a h s s n Ga a Coun y Don to ge vou came a you w beg ad -you b OUgh Loca ed WO m es no h of s R 7 and one m Sou h of S R No 2 a you w see Raccoon Va ey Ca mp s es o sa e v ew the beau u ca mps and mob e homes ha a e he e anc( see how he n ce. peop e a e en oy r{g v n g n he va l ey We o e or sales es One A o more w h mos a mode n conven ence s p c e F ve H und ed s ar s a Do a son E Z e ms Hoba D on Rea E s a e Broke Ga po s 0 Phone 446 2730 3 NEW PAINT J OB VERY P LEA SA NT N E G H BOR HOOD L ARGE 3 BEDROO M H O M E W TH D N N G AND F AM LY ROOM M LE OU T O N LARGE SHADY L OT O FF ER H EL P v ng LOOK! WISEMAN Larg.~st THE LEADER SINCE 1900 IN SE RVING THE NATIONS BUY ERS & SE LLERS M Real Estate For Sale For Sale Till World's L OWER R VER RD and ba h n good s o age b dgs and o a ed on dea the A evel of ga d ener or a a e park Pr ce reduced o $ 2 900 GREEN home floo s cen a bough E~tate Real REALTY Tel 446 I 998 25 Locust St DOWNTOWN 3 BR 2 bah ca peted LR so age bud ng deep we es ab shed awn I 7 900 DEW TT S PLUMB NGfo - -------- 8 to 12, = 65 --- RUSSELL 5 PLUMBING & HEATING Ga po s 446 4792 297 tf Apply Tnbune OffiCe ' t CARTERS PLUMB NG AND HEATING Cor Fourth & P ne Phone 446 3BBB or 446 4471 --- REALTY ALL ELECTRIC 3 BR beau fu k tchen and d n ng nook carpe ed LR garage deep eve o Qu ck possess on S24 000 .~ ~c-~----~----~48 : : f GENE PLANTS & SON PLUMB NG - Heat ng A Cond on ng 300 Four h Ave Ph 446 637 Saturday Evemngs - ---Portab e we a ng c SEPT C TAN K CL E AN N G AND REPA R AL SO H OU SE WR ECK NG Ph 446949 9 Estab shed n 19~0 69 I 2 BR home w th arge v ng com bath and gas fu nace A so outbu d ng Loca ed a Sou hs de W Va $6 500 Ca 675 3.489 or 675 3488 230 6 '-------- 0 26 G LLENWATER 5 87 .. SeiVICes Offered FEEDER CALF SALE! ____ ________ :;.: 297 I -------·----- --Real Estate For Sale TO WORK . :- ------ " STANDARD P umb ng & Heat ng 214 Th dAve 446 3782 PART TIME HELP 11 A.M The Trussell Grocery s go ng out of bus ness and w•ll sell the followmg a1 the store located SIX m1les north of Rae ne Ohio on County Road 28 ( Bashan) Manual add ng mach n e cash eg ster Amer can meat s cer d spay cases coole s and other equ p ment Also canned and stap e goods Owner Ralph Trussell Lunch available Carnahan Auct on Serv ce J Carnahan -------- -- ARE tak ng appllcat on for Secretar a and bookkeep no pos ton Ca 675 3797 236 6 23 3 - SEPTIC TANKS C eaned and nsta ed Ru sse J s P u m b n g .446 4782 CASNer Shop a 1 ypes of wood work 101 Cou t St eet _ -,e __ 871 Fndav thru Tuesday ou.. . 21 2 -- ------ STEW A R T E ec tr ca Se v ce R e pa r h ous e w r ng el ec tr c heat ng Phone 446 456 1 ___ ___::_: 2J4 60 446 0677 2 6 I F REE I nspec t on Call ..U6 J245 M err I 0 De l Opera o by E xte r m nal Trm te Se v ce 10 Be mong O r 267 f Gall a E ectr c anS erV ce Phone 446 4976 P o Box 305. Ga PO S Oh 0-4563 FULL OR PARTTIME $/lfUUl/JIL ------- TERMITE PEST CONTROL AGR C ULTURAL L me o sa e and w I sp ead H & 5 L me Co 245 53 6 2 9 26 Not too much for del verv and sales of small ap pi ances saws home and Shop -----------------"224 I No '346 AN HOUR • f DEAD STOCk W L L emove a a easonab cha ge Ca 245 55 4 We need 16 young men and ~omen between 18 to 35 for 1•mmed ate openmgs , ex per ence necessary Servtces Offered DRY WALL serv ce by con tr act W l.a rd Bos ey 4.46 4954 282 tt EXCAVAT ON and genera emode ng Ba c khoe doze and en ch ng Sep c tank s and oo e s AI phases of new n p um b ng w r ng sta a on Ca J88 9986 2 7 I DELIVERY DRIVER SALES 220 LAWN SALE Monday a Eve yn s Sa on of Beauty Kanauga 9 4 Ant ques Avon bo t es co h ng 235 3 po ntment Ph 446 Please call after 6 p m 231 3 Do ____ _:_ ' 2 I 4tl eo JOB OPENING - -----·- OFF CE space for ease 2nd Ave a c oss f o m C ty Pill k Cal 446 8 9 o see Joh n. E cker Wanted ----------·------~ 218 If no answer 992 2568 For Rent or Lease DOWNTOWN bus ness spa ce or ease 2nd Ave a cro ss r om c y Park App o 2 800 Sq F Ca .446 18 9 o 446 ---------------- 237 3 1 26 o see John E cker TWO WAY Rados Sa es & 31 I Se v ce New and used CBs ~---·~ po c e mon ors an ennas e c Bobs C zen Band Rad o 10 Eqv p Gorges c eek Rd ROOF NG and gut e wo k G a po s Oh 0 446 45 7 Also bu I up oof ng 388 8507 SB 500 00 n new ad SYRACUSE d jon 3 large BR Bath BUY A HOME TODAY MONEY S AVE TOMORROW HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 992 2259 WANTED someone to stay w t" e derly ady 367 760 7 237 3 11 I Complete Bookkeep ng and Ta:k Serv ce 424 4 Fourth Ave Kanauga Bus ness by ap pan 3 bed ooms Bath D n ng R TV oom !>lew f oo cover ng U ty R Fu basement Gas furnace 2 car ga age wo k shop s 3 000 00 n 3 6t c Teach ng sales superv son or pub I c relat ons background'> lead ng serv ce organ za1 011 requ res attractive per sonab e woman for loca I pubIc speak ng ass gn ments E'Xtremely 1n terest ng work Prepared mate al f rn shed One even ng per week Salary lnte ested" Send 1n format on on your background to Mrs lynn Jacoby 92 Carr age H1l Apartments Athens Oh o V\'u0D year ne ghborhood $20 000 00 MIDDLE PORT I oor 2 8 E NT ER TAINM ENT Not1ce 4.A RN & Ya d Sae C o hng f u n ure d she s and e egan o d 3 bed oo m s W C N c e bath D n ng oom N ce k t chen AI e e c t c G arage & Pat o 1 a c re $19 500 00 RUTLAND sto y f arne 2 bedroom s Bath New f oo co ve ng Ga s F A furnace Po ches Ga age & s orage St o m doo s & w ndow s Po c hes Ju st remade ed N ce k tchen and d n ng area Hardwood f oo s A I e lect c Large o Good Help Wanted Tue sd a v Oc t obe 16 o Wanted Notice ----- nforma~~ITE ~ ANNUAL M EET NG STEAK DIN NER 1401 Easte nAve Galltpohs Ohlo--446 1425 -~- -"-------SWEEPER Repa r s Pa s Suppl es Phone 367 7736 Oav s Va c uum C eane Store 0 a m 5 p m Add so n Oh o 14 tt Owne ret r ng must sacr f cegood go n,g bu s ne ss Grocery and Genera Merchand se Prof t poten ill s unl m led For M ss Coun t y Fa m 7 4 P f-1 Ch est e G ad e Schoo 2 BEDROOM house 3 yea r s o d ca pel ng b g k chen w h o s o c ab ne s acre o g ovnd Rae ne Oh o Ci'l 949 4998 9 12 c seats Economy Motor Sales 8 ACRES of and on Sta e R ou e 43 on new p op osed w a e ne Ca 997 3640 a f e 5 p m 0 4 l71c Grocery and General Merchandise Wanted To Buy 0 5 2 c l1ke new 1971 MOtor Home 18 Apr 73 Pr ced below factory conta ned two a r conditioners rad o Take thai vacation south P ess ure water system Deluxe REMODELE D 2 b e d oom house- new k tchen bat h an d app ances ca rp e e d 473 Syca mo e For a ppo n men ca 992 53 o oca on n gas and 992 2864 053c Phone 992 2689 Pomeroy Ohto Co n FOR SALE 350 Chev chass s htled cost Fully equ p Self P 8 P S auto trans w th the savtngs Large Real Estate For Sale 0 56 c OHIO PALLET CO. On Old Rt 33 NO TRESPASS N G nun n g o sh ng on he c E B p ope y V o a o s w be p ose u ed S gned Wayne Bu h W son 0 26 c 2 ti C LOTS of ch ysanthemums for sa e fed grown we on y have one co or ye ow 0 bunches fo 55 WP hill .. rne ou n tu boo 5 budd ng Reyn i!' Shop Mason W Va Ca I 773 5147 9 26 tfc 236 3 DELIVERED TO 0 ' WE W I SH to exp re ss ou s n cere t hanks and a p p ec a on dur no the tn es.s and dea h of ou r w fe and m ot her Mr s W a Shee ts To re a ves en d s n~ ghbo !1. D w a ke Or Hoa rder c ty Health Nurses n u r ses a nd nur ses a des of the 4t h t oo r East w ng or Ho ze r Med ca Center Wa ug h Hal ey Wood Funera Ho me R ev Bruce Unroe ( R ev and M s Berk e y Sa vn d e r s an d dlliUQht er th e s n g ers a n d p an st and an y one w ho a ss s t ed n any wa v Th an k s for a th e beau tul flower s ood and thoug h tf u c o n s derat on Your k n dness w nev-er be forgo en s aa c H She ets a n d Ch dren 237 Oav s ca £'HE PHANTOM 07 3 1 fi e 600 Per Ton Res.e ---------c-----~0_:_ en ROOMS by h e w eek $ 8 up Me gs nn Pomer oy 1 SWEEPe--R Re p a s Pa s Sup p es D scoun p ces on Ge n e a m e chan d se h v ou ca a og depa r men P ho n e 36 1 36 Da s Vacuum C eane r S o e 0 a m 5 p m A d d son Oh o 9 23 30 BABYS TT NG weekday s Ca FURN 0 4 Bu ea u Federa on n m y home 99 2 5 04 --·--- -·--~0·:_:' l c BUNDLED SLABS Nobce Employment Wanted FIJR N SHED 2 bed oom apa men adu s on y M d d epo phOne 992 38 4 $8.00 Per Ton e son o Leona d and Sa ra h Oa s Epp e w~ s D A N A Q E pp Card of Thanks For Sale 3 AND 4 ROOM t urn shed and u nfu n shed a par ments Phone 992 5434 POLES MAXIMUM DIAMETER 10 ON LARGEST END 3c Add W N \ 00 You can mf.' e:5o den pas.t 'n LARGE wh e dog w h Co n nee: cu ab es aQ Co Ea Mo s QJ9 '2 3 0 3 c nser on RAT ES For Want A d se v ce Scents p er Wo d one nse M n mum Cha ge$ (10 14 p 0 d •em ed ob ec ona The Pub Sher w no be espon s be f o more han one n ' orrec YOU <.AN he p a fo y a " p wa c w 0 Day of Pub edt on REGULA T ONS For Rent Lost 'V L NO tlr"'y d ~eal Estate For Sale Real Estate For 5ale Real Estate For Sale BR u n shed ap Men p efe r ed A pp y at Shep pa d s Sa es and Serv ce F s a n d 0 ve S eet Ga po s 227 f TARA Townhouse Apartments 2 Bedroom Townhouses llfz Baths '1'16·0001 F OR SALE By Owne Large house near Gav n good ne ghborh ood l/. a c es Ph one 367 7 4 af e • p m 234 12 ~3-:B;cE:;c_:Oc:R~OCCO~M.c:---.~,- -. ca p e 2499 -.-,-- ~-c--'.A C a a ched garage 675 Pay Only One Uhhty Addtson )(up ------~ 234 6 Call Sh1rley ,Ad kin• N E W 4 bed oom b ck ca p e ed 2 ba h s 2 ca ga age L ake D R o G ande p ce m d h r es pc n 1'(res Ph 24 5 5439 367·7250 20 and N cebu d ng s eon 60 2ACRES N c eb u dng se on R 77 5 3 ACRES N ce bu )d ng s e on Rt 17 5 222 At RE S Top da y farm owne-r must se l due to hea h Large ba n 529 ton s o)..Q..e.W G a de A m lk ng pa o .he d can be pu chased w th he farm f des ed Home- s ve y vab e w th o s of ro om P en y of wa er pasture and c op and WE BUY se or rade f yo u haveahOmeora c eag e ose o rade ca Oh o R ve Rea ty today we 1 beg ad o help you E ~ten ngs Cal 446 4244 Steven BeU 446 9S8l John Futter 446 4327 53 ACRES 3 bedroom 2 bah home 3 m es from town on M II Creek Road phone 446 0126 233 --·-·~-- PUBLIC AUCTION In order to settle the Estate of the tate Jenkm Alban 1 w 11 sell at Publ c Auct on the Farm 1950 Ford Tractor and Turn Plows and other p eces of Farm Machmery Household Furn ture E ectr cal Appliances Coal Range and He-a1rola Hand Tools Aht ques and Collectors Items A ve-ry large !tale SATURDAY OCTOBER 13 1973 Sta tong at 10 30 A M Located approximately 6 m les East of Olk H 11 Oh1o off of Stat& Route 279 onto the Jenk n Alban Road No 102 Wa1ch for Public Auct on Stgns FARM AS FOLLOWS Cons st ng of 84 ac es mo e or ess of evel to ro 1 ng land Wate Fences Woods 2 story frpme 7 r oom house with hot and cod unn ng water ana bath Com :r e te Block Bu ld ng Wood en Barn and othe outbu d ngs Farm s app a sed at $25 OOQ 00 A v ery n ce stock farm Farm se s a 2 00 P M Tracto & Mach n ery se Is m med ately fo low ng F or appo ntment cal a ea 6 4 682 7495 n Oak H I Oh o TERMS CASH LUNCH WILL BE SERVED THE ESTATE OF THE LATE JENKtN ALBAN EvereM Alban - E;tecutor 1195 Sandhn Columbus Oh o Darvl Alban - AUCTiONEERSKenneth Swom Gall pohs Ohto Oak H II Oh o NOT RESPONS IBLE FOR ACCIDENTS �' • • .. 22 - .The ~nnday Tilnes. Sen!inel, Sunday, 0<:~ . 7, 1913 ' • ' SMI-TH NELSON MOTORS, INC. October's Best Buys 71 VOL,KSWAGON 500 E: MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992-21 .7 4 ' ARE AT POMEROY MOTOR CO. 2 dr ., radio. w -s w tires, If . blue fin ish with blk · ' t · Very Sharp . _ , 1n enor . 1971 CHEV.- BLAZER ................. s2895 4 Wheel dr ive , loc k ing trt . hubs. automati c tra ns . powe r steering brake s. Deluxe 1rim pa c kage . rad io. good h res. spare- ne..,er been u'3ed. Ve hic le. ol many uses clean 1n & terior. wh ite top over blue bod y . 1971 CHEV. 8' PICKUP ............. szl95 v .a engi ne, stand. tra~s .· . Cus tom Deluxe cab .- rad io. R. step bumper. white .wal l ti r es . bl ue fmi sh . Sharp I own er tnide in. ' 1971 CHEVROLET IMPALA ..........s2495 Custom Cou pe, loca l f.o.wner car , l ike new white wa ll tires. factory air , automat ic tran sm issi on , power steering & br ak ~s . Dark green finish w i th black viQy! roo!. spotless inter ior , radio .· Real sharp! · ...,_..... - ... ............... Silver finish , bla ck vinyl rodf, full power , C. C. air . Sharp! and 1970 CHEVELLE MAUBu ............ sl695 • $3800 ---·· --·-···---- --.... 69 CADILLAC 4-door gold fini s h, spo t less clean int er ior , V-8 eng i ne · automati c, power st eering . r adio . A honey of a buy . 1970 PLYMOUTH FURY 111 ..........11395 v,s 4-door , automat ic, power steering .' radio, good t ires, blue --f i nish , spotless interior . I . $1795 • 68 CADILLAC SEDAN DeVILLE 1968 CHEVROLET IMPALA .......... ..I595 4 Or . V -8 engine, automatic 1rans. , P .. steering, -rad io, good tires, c lean interior , I owner . CHEVELL~ ,- $1495 - - .. . , . •••••• 0 •• 0 - · .... ,.,-~---- 74 CADILlACS & OLDS QN DISPLAY .. ·.... .. ···········.. ·· 995 ALL NEW '73 CHEVY TRUCK Retail-54322 .00 Close Out __ NORTH • Q8 5 4 ., 109 7 • Q9ti54 +2 WEST + AJ9 annoyed when yo u pass two diamonds. but once the dumm y .hits the table his fac e lights up and he ·proceeds with the busi- + !063 'PQ84 'PJ6 52 tA!O t 83 +KJ 953 +A 874 SOU TH (Di K72 , 'r.AK 3 POMEROY MOTOR CO. + <K J 72 • Q 10-6 Open Eves Till 8 Pomeroy Wes l Pass Pass For Sale For Sale MINI BIKE, in good· condi t ion . 446 -9523 or 446 -11143. 209 -tt -------------- 1972 GRA N V IL LE mobile home 12 x 65·, 2 bedrooms . Phone 245 -5311. . 233 -6 - - - --"'"'F--- - - -- - - 6 YEAR old gai t ed Palam ino horse . 388 -8155 . 233 ·6 .Both v ulnerable North East 2+ Pass Pass Pass Opening lead- + A Tri -S tate .Mobil e Home Sales Ph . 446 ,7572 1220 Ea ~; tern Av e., Gallipolis 1970 12 x 52 F !eetwood 1957 8 x 45 Mar le lte 1959 10 x 52 · Elcar 1963 10 x 45 Kaywood 1959 10 x 40 General · 1956 8 x 47 Pontia c Chief 1962 10 x 52 Windsor 1966 12 x 46 Pont iac Chief 231 -tf ----------'------- TYPEWRITER 'S , Smith . Coro na , Ol)vett i Royal, . NO H U NT I N G, no trespass ing Standard or Electri c Por signs. Signs of al l kinds. tables . Si mmons Pr int lnQ an d Simmons Ptg . and Office Off-ice Equ ipment. Euipr'nent . 206 -tf 206 -tf -------------- BILL'S ARMY~NAVY SALES . South ,· · , I NEW SPAPER ENTERPRISE ASS N 1 IN .T . 2t ,. tz:B"i Iil' !f:MU !l ' ·I By Oswald & Jam es Jacoby making at least e ight .tri cks with th at favorable trump . Wh y co uldn ' t yo u jus t re· spond two diamonds? Because you are playing Jacoby transfe r and two diamond s would show,hearts, not diamond s . + "Your Chevy Dealer" 992·2126 ne ss of __ 5 1GL E R fuel oii stove. 9000 BTU near l y new . Ca ll 256 -1198 . . 235 -tf Of course , yo.ur p artner looks EAST to Wall c arpet . Keep ." il ne w with Blue Lu s tr e . Rent e lectric shampooer Sl at Cen tral Su pply Co . 237 -6 The bidding has beei1 :4 West North East picker, R io Gra nde , 245 5A 92 . . 235 3 ---- .- --------WE CARR:Y comple te l ine of HOUSETRA IL ER 2 bedrooms . Pr i va.te loL located 2 miles from toWn . Ph . 37.9 -2380 . 237 -2 Projec t ion b ul bs . Tawney. Studio, 1124 · Secon d Ave . 224 -tf --- ----------- 2 BEDROOM frailer .· No chi l dren . No pels . I n ci ty . Ph . 1140-9619 . 237 -J CLARINE T , !'ike new , $100 . . Ph . 379 -2284 . . 233 -6 HOUSE 7 rms . and bath on o ld Slat e Rt . 160 . Fuel oil furna c e ilnd rural water . References r equired . 446 -0861 . 234 -3 For Rent HOUSE, 6 rooms and bath on Bulav il le Road , $100 per mo . Can see Sa1urday and Sun day , 446-0853. 235 -3 .F - 100. V-8 engine, Ford camper wheel covers, raGiio . l .. ====i~~~~~~iii~;·~u!n:~·~·~tecl by --...:Mll=llli=-=-~MS1=we:.::IIII'I:.:...___JI ._I " IJ.....t. ... AIIIJI 'l'c11ercla)"• •. SLEE PIN G rooms weekly rates, free garage park ing . Libby Hote l. 241 -tf Rodney -Cora Rd . Rodn ey , Ohio H ours 9 a. m . l o9 p . m . M onday thru Saturday Ph. 245 245-5021. .. . -9374' r (ADawen Mondaf) : fiORD SAFAIU ' Eastern Ave. POWDI. - --~--- - -------'- N EW mobi le home , excellent loca t ion. adu lt s on l y . Phone 446 -0338 . 225 -lf For Rent ' ------- - SLEE.PING Hote l. .- - -- - - rooms , Gallla 911 -·tf hand while conserving hi s own four trumps. ' An yway . you decide to try two clubs and your partn er rebids two diamonds . What do you do now ' Easy ! Ju s t pa ss . · He hasn 't got ~o ur hear ts or For Sale SHOES& BOOTS CAMPING EQUIPMENT TOOLS- HUNTING SUPPLIES MOBILE HOM ES 19-54 a lt 27 Palace 1953 8 x '35 Peerless 19611 12 x 60 Roycraft 1967 12 x 50 SChu lt 1968 12 x 50' Marlette 19il5 8 x · 42 La nd o Ia 1964 10 x 55 ConsQ rt 1965 10 x 50 Monarch ' 1967 12 x 60 Topper B&S MO.BILE HOMES Second & Viand St . Pt . Pleasant (Next tlt Heck-'s ) . ' 149 -tf .. YOUR DEALER FOR eliNCOLN CONTINENTAL •MARK IV *Specials This Week* CORDUROY JEANS · WRANGLER &LIVE INS ·· VALUES TO $12.00 SALE .PRICE $395 QUAKER MAID OIL • 3 QT. s1.00 1970 .vw Van , new 1ires, good cond . -446- 1853 . 236 -3 LIMIT 6 S.l.P. FILTERS • REG. 11.99 11.59 · · SALE PRICE \ REMiNGTON 22 LONG RIFLE AMMO REG. s.l.39 · 100 ROUNDS · NOW ~1.00 HOtmS: Dally 11-5 :30-Mooday and Friday 9-9 121o5 . DATSON Phone 592-4463 MODEtS SPEC IAL$4,395.00 Reg. $4,995.00 · -------- ------ 1969 GR,AND Pr i x , $1 , 500 . Call 675 - 1867 . SPEC IAL$8,695.0p Reg. $9,495.00 • . •i'' • payment with approved credit . We Service What Reg. $7,695.00 Special??? 67-CH EvR0LEi'tru ck6tl"Series . ~with a i r brakes , P .S., 20 ft . •Midwest bed . Grain "'d cattle r:acks . .2 farm tractor -s. 1 Fa rmall and Oliver with. equipment, i wagons, 1 • Chevrolet ~8 3 en~l ne . 367 -7533 . 234 · 3 . FRANK GHEEN, SALES MGR. TO 70x14 2 & 3 Bedrooms lotal Elec. &. Gas ' 586 Locust St. "'>en. · 992-7004 Middleportt. Obe~ 8 to 6 Mon. thru Sat. · Dally 8 to~· (Closed S~ndoys). epen Anytime)>;.' •• I 67 Chev rol et , 1 ton Carpper Convers ion , s leeps 4. Price 51 , 200 , 446 -4335 . 237 -3 1965MERCURY~C;i"on·:• - Pa ck, 9 pus . station wagon , P .S. 8. P .B .;; real good buy .' Must sell , 2<15 -5821. 2J 7. 3f. --:"------------...., ipomtme11t. Contac;t Dan. Thompson or Tom · Lavender .· I • 1 197o- FORD - Galax i;--;;o_- 1971 ~. Honda trai170 . <:a tl-446 - 17~1 or see Wf:lndell Th oll)a's. ...... ....___....:.. • __________ N·ATURA L' gas 70,000 BTU · c ond iflon. 446 ' . hea1ing sto\·e, $80 . E 1 912~ . . MOJJ.[l'IOS ' • ------------DEER . Hunter's Special, GMC' 1 ton truck , duel wheels with Midwest grain bed w i th cattle r a cks . \18 8·9991 ; _ br 367 -7-48 1. 2 4 3 50x12 Make Us .Ao Offer 600 West Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohip Ph. 992-7777 . . !irs, : Mon. thru Fri. 9:9 P. M, , Sat. 9-6 P.M.· Sun. 1-6 P.M. USED : G . E . Refrig . , baby bed, c ompletedine1te set ; 4 chai r s, 3 piece end table set. · NEW ~ Seve ral chairs in solid maple ,_ speciSI pr ice. Also several E-nd tables at specia l price . · 955 Second Ave . 446 -1171 . Ope n Fridays 6 till& ·· .t Plenty ot .tree parktng DACHSHUND puppies, sma'l\, standard , AKC reg ., red : Ph on e 446 -4999 . 237 -tt ---...-----------1970 Larry's Mobile ·.Home Sales, .Iilc. ·1965 Olds 88 , o.ne OWfler, P.S. & .P . B., new exhaust system, · new plugs,· & points , good tires . Price SSOO. Call 446· 3801 or 446-1894 . Ask for Sherman Parson s . . I . . /ITTENTION VETERANS- Gl Loans available, no down . to 1~ Yea·r Firianc•ng Sell. 12x64 Electric 1'12 Baths Coventry Deluxe·3 Bed R. ' . For Sale Corbin & , Snyder $1 '000 OFF . I F.or ' Sale . AT Prices.,·., 14x64 Electric 3 Bedroom · SPEC lA[ $7,395.00 Reg. $7,995.00 Fleetwood l4x70 Eledric 3 .B edroom SPECIAL $8,500 .00 Reg. $9,500.00 ' Ki.rkwood ., HOME Clearance 236-6 FOR ,SALE 1 - 1973 At -----'--..J--7""--- -1973 PL YMOUTH Du st er or take Over payments . .446 -4J_33 . . . ~6 - 3 For Sale IF YOU ar e bU i ld ing a n i? w home or remodeling , see us . we a r e builder s D is tributor for Hotpoint App li ances , ·Allison Electric . · 154-tt 1959 1956 1962 1966 1970 1957 1959 1963 .\ . Clearance Sale ·. TriState Mobile H ome Sa l es Phone 446 -7572 1220 Eastern Ave .·, Gallipolis 10 x 40 Genera l B x 47 Pontiac Chie f 10 x 52 Wind-sor 12 x <16 Pontiac Ch ief 12 x 52 F leetWood B x 45 Ma r leHe ' 10 x · 52 Elcar 10 x 45 K aywood ' NOW IN FULL SWING Only A Few left To Sell 221 -tf ~~--- ~---- - - 1973 8 TRA ( K, .s tereo in lov e ly hand rubb ed Walnut c·onsole . pay balan ce of $10 1. 50 or payments can be arranged . Call 446 -0255. 21 8-tf _________ ____ • '..' PHONE 446-2240 Smith Honda Sales Upper River Rd. Gallipolis, 0. STARCRAFT For Sale USED furn i ture , a-nt i qlle s, appl iances. PS.J, Addison , Ohio. 23{}-30 -:::- ---~-~-~- ----'- B U Y direct fr-om owner , l ots it. the ci t y or c ounty or a c reage . Loo k at the rest then buy tb..e' best . Robert A . Queeh, 1020 · Secon d Ave . 4-16 -016 8: · -~-----~ - -~~:;!;;::,;:;::;,;:::;~ ACROSS , , 1974 .,•·. SUNDAY CR 0 SSWOR'D-PUZZ··L.E;~;"unrc"a~o;u~~~.~~:·~un;~i~'1• L&M Phone 592"4491 / · GALLIPOLIS, OHIO - ---._,..---------- eCAPRI eDATSUN eSUBARU eCOUGAR 3-M-OD-EL___,SI 12x65 Gas or Fuel Oil 2 Bed. R. Croydon- Deluxe ,. 1900 EASTERN AVENUE SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1973 · Stop in and see the features of these homes. \=19.==.:..7 R ECON p!TION ED RlCE'S Corbin &·Snyder Furniture ~~,)"0 FURNITURE SMITH BUICKP.ONTIAC, INC. For Sale •MERCURY MONT.EGO •COMET SAVE $AVE SAVE 12x50 Gas - 2 Bedroom r-· MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE 1· For Sale ___________ __ ATHENS, OHIO This Is Our October Sale! 446-3273 Parsons 600 E. STATE ST. & 1200 E. STATE ST. I_ G.allipolis New GMC Truck Headquarters 1965 V2 ton Chevy P ickup .1968 'h ton GMC pickup 1969 3/~ "fon Chevy pickup 1972 3 '.1 Chevv oickuo 1963 2 ton Ford 1963 Jf• 1on GMC picKup 1968 3 Ton Chevy dump 1968 GMC J,'.i ton p i ckup 1967 J.-:, T . GMC PU ( 1969 .1n r . GMC PU 1969 Chev ro let •; .- ton p ickup 1967 . 1/~ ton Chev . . 1966 GN!C. l/ 2 ton PU ' 1969 In T . Ford PU -· .1969 Dodge Sti::ltion Wagon 1959 Ford Galaxie · 1967 1h 1on l:;:hevy pickup 1966 11.- 1on GMC pickup 1970 lh T . Chev . PU 1969 lh T . Chev . PU 1969 1!'2 T . GMC PU 1966 Jt• T . GMC PU 1968 'n T . GMC p·u 1967 'h T . GMC PU 1967 It " T . GMC PU 1969 1h ~ , · on G·Mc PU SOMMERS G .M . C TR.UCKS , INC . 133 Pine St . 446 -2532 . 267 -tf 854 Second, 446-9523 NEW Maple ·bunk bed sets with 2 1h in . posts , ex t ra f irm Sealy innersp ring mattresses only $159 .95 - New sofa beds w ith J U ST taken in 1973 -zi9 zag PORTABLE d i shwashe r , Herculon or nylon c overs , counter d ishwasher . Electr ic sewing machine. · i his $69 .95 New Sea l y in gui t ar and amp li fer . Ph . 4116 machine is a d-ressmaker nerspr-ing -matt r esses $39 .95 4246 . modei. ·· Pay ba l an ce of $38.50 New 5 p iece d in ette sets 237 or pay $5 per month . Ca ll 44 6NEW : Sert a and Bem mat . $59 .95 __. . _ _. . . N ew larg e Maple - ~ ~---- ~~ - ---~ ·0255 . tress and box spr ings . La r ge ro cke,rs $ 19.95 - N ew 3 pc . ..._ selection in stock firm end t·a ble sets $16.95 - N ew 2 matt r esses starti ng at $39 .00. p c. living room suites with 100 1967 DODGE Monaco SW, 9 955 Second AvenUe · p'ct . heavy . cove r ~, he.a vy pass ., a i ~ , -P . B .. P .S. , R&H , ' 446-1111 . f rame, coil sp rin gs, spring t int glass , vinyl i n!. Can be edge , self decked ~ A r ea l 176-tf se.en at ElliOtt's Union 76. buy at only $169 .95 . · - --- ------- -~ Owner .446 -9611. F UE L oil heati n g st ove , 280 USED · FUR NITURE 233 -tf 225 -tf gallon fuel tank:, 30" Tappan B edroorn suites , r ocking ga s range . -Phone 388 -8538 . c ha i r s. 2 p c. living room 1971 NEW MOON 12x60 car ......_ 237 .J suites, stoves , gas and peted , awn ing , 2 BR , call electric , beds, chai r s, o th er 1972 QA 50 HONDA m i n i bike, 2 1973 tra ilers l eft , dea le r 's after 5 p .m . 4.46 -41 25 . m isc ellaneous i1ems at XR 75 H onda, 1973 mode l , 1 25 cost . 1974 trailers i n stock . 233 -6 reasonable pr ice. Penton motoc r oss bike, 1972 1974 campers as row as $1 ,350 . GOOD CL EAN L UMP and NEW FU RN I-TURE H ea ·r . B uy where ypu ge t quali t y PIPES , Pipes P ipes . GBD , stoker coal. Carl Winte rs , Rio SPEC IAL - 2 pc . living room vy 0 u 1Y 1ra 1 er Which and service. CAMP co · NLEY ha1..1 1s 3 motorcycles, 3 Cheratan , BBB , Jobey, Hilson Grande . Ph on e 245 ,511 5. su ite , Reg . S239.95 Now On l y helme1s , other motocross STARCRAFT SALES . R t. 62 and othc r s.rawn'E!y's P i pe and 8-tf $199 .95 . accessories . Call 388 -8538 . N . of Point Pl easa nt beh ind Trophy Hou se, 422 Second 208 -tf Red Carpet In n , 675 -538 4. Av e. "':YPE S of building. - - --- -------.--- ~3 7 -6 234-l f 199-lf AL. L mater 1al s, block, brick, sewer pipes. w in dow s, linte l s, etc . C l aude Winfers , Ri(l Grande . 0 . Phone ·245 .51 21 after 5. . St ate · Stre et . Phone· 4.46 -0687 . ' 123 -tf '190 -lf DALE R. SANDERS INC. 1 ON ALL 1973 MODELS THOUSANDS OF.SURPLUS ITEMS NEW ClOTHING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY · HAY , sse a ba le, Gas cooks t ove $5 ; gas healing s tov e $5 ; Be lli ed gas furna ce, $25 ; Fi r eplace screen $5 . 11.46 -1052, 446 -0291 . 23 7. l Gallipolis, 0. YOU SAVE and slaved for walt 10 wall ca rpet. Keep it new with Blue Lustre . Renl · electric shclmpooer Sl a~ Ce ntral Supply co·. 23 1-6' Mobile Home Clearance 8S NORT H COU RT STREET ATHEN S, OHIO 45701 for Sale 14 F T . F IBER G L ASS boa t , -40 · hp mtr ., exc . co n d i tion . $500 . 446 - 1073. . 237 .J Teau1 with bontl- RIIS 3 BEDROOM 1972 Mobile home , li nen, cookware a i r con ditio ned , television , furnished Will rent to 3 men $20 a week FUR NI SHED _apartment. a ll each, $50 depos it required . utilit ies p i:tid, adults only446 Ready 992 -3509. MiddleporL 952J . . Oh io. 234 -tf 1-46-tf ..,... ---,.....---- ~~---- the a~ve c:artoon. : tI I I I 1639 Eastern Ave. $2995 · WOOD MOTOR SALES NQw arranre lhe circled letters • to form the aurpriee answer, u ·· For Rent Looking for a m obi le hom e lot or il qualifY. mobil e· hom e? Nr: hav e both a·t WHE.N DI SCH~ THEOY DISAPPEAR. . ··( ) Gallipolis Chrysler-Plymouth 4 dr . hardtop, auto. ; · radio. P. ste_ering . P. brakes, lac. air, power cloor locks. power windows , tilt steering wheel, Cruise Control w s-w ti res , gold finish with vinyl roof, low mileage. 10·6 ENGOUTI .j ; I I COME IN SUNDAY AND BROWSE AROUND . SOUTHEASTERN OHIO'S LARGEST CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER 72 Pontiac Catalina • I. I I . GALLIPOLIS ·CHRYSLERPLYMOUTH top, w -s-w ti-res , mag ...........,... . 2 DOOR HARDTOP, auto . tran s. , low mileage, sharp car. For Sale 70 FORD EXPLORER .... Glod I gat doUgh . ,. 1968 CHEVY CAMAR0 ..!1395 • Brown •395 I I 0 Aluwcl'l ---- - ---------- QUAIL CRE~K MOBILE. COMMUNITY & SALES TEELA · Tw6sR- mobi lehome- a7Kerr; . · Oh io , $1 00 month . Phone 446 0175 or 4.46 -1934. 237 .-J 1 FFi!E·SH Ho lstein hei f er , corn ' Take a look at the North , You . South . hold : hand. Your partner opens one . +Ax g 4 •x J % tA 74 +K J 6 no-trump. You would hke to get, .. What do yo d0 • ? to two of a suit and prefera bly .1 . u now· . . to two spades if yo ur part ner A-BJ_d one club. Wath 19 h•gh happ e ns to have four cards c~ r~ po~nts you are too strong to . · · . b1d one no-trump and too weak to th ere. ~ · · bid two If yo u are us ing th e form <>I · • Stayman connected with J aco· TODAY S QUESTION by tran s f e r yo u can aHord to Your partne r re·sponds one dia· · bid . two clubs and hope for the . mond . W~at.do you do now? best. II your partner happens to . rebid two s pad es every thin g has cOme up roses. If he bids two hearts yo u have to pass and le t him strug· gle \j'ith a 4·3Iit. ,Not that this particular 4·3 lit will be unwiel· dy . You have a singleton club and he will proba bly be able to ruff at least one club in your 1970 2 BR mobile home , No pet . 237 3 --- ----- ----·-~- - DISTA · 446 -35.95 ncar town . GOOD Us ed Bundy t r umpet call -4_46 -4952-after 1. 235 3 6 South B E gentle , . be -kind , to l hat expensive .c arpet , c lean wi l h Blue Lus t re·. Rent electr ic shamPooer Sl at G . C .· Mur phy . They riOt CIJI todoy Jerry Tom Norris . llv HENnl ARNOLD .onol BOB L££ Unocramble lhese !oor Jumbl.., one letter to eaCh square, to form four ordinary words. . 4 speed, white , green vinyl top, priced to sel l. CARROLL :NORRIS DODGE rubb~r , '2095 r uu saved and slaved for wall ·-----'--'------ - - - - - -- - - four spades so the odds that he will hold at least thr ee dia monds a re very good and in any event you are goi ng to put five diamonds on the table for him . 6 ~ For Rent ' . Transfer to right part score S3595 .. . 8 500 E. Main St., Pom.et'oy, Ohio COACHMAN Trave l , Trail e r , Motor Homes, ·sth Wheel , Truck Campers , A_pp le City Auto SaleS, Rf . 35 N . Jack son . Ohi,o . Phor-,e 28()."5700 . llO ."tf .:._ ~~ ---- -.:..........:... .. 23 F T . WILDERNE SS · Trave l tr.3 iier. tully self -con t a ined . A rea l bargain , 388 -8859 . 235 -6 . Pomeroy '73 CHEV. El CAMINO WIN AT BRIDGE 'iJ:N.. TIIICU For Sale "You ' ll Like Our Quality Way o~ Do ing .Bus i ness" 350 V -Seng i ne , au t omatic, power s1eeri ng & brakes , a ir conditioned , c6nquista trim pkg ., radio. white walls. Many other extra s. .~ 992·2174 · 1969 PONTIAC GTO •••• ~ ••s995 stand . shift, radio . Sharp . 2 Dr . ~ar~HoP: V-8 engine, auto ., P. st eering , good real n 1ce . We Want To Mak.e .Yoll Happy Open Eves . Til6- Til5 P.M. Sat. CLEA~ANCE Yu OUR '"'ORD IS OUR BOND KARR & VAN ZANDT Cadillac . Oldsmobile GMAC Financing Available SMITH .NELSON MOTORS,JINC FIREBIRD, AUTO. TRANS ., P. S., PB., real nice car . -. 66 PONTIAC CATALINA Open Evenings 'ril 7 p.m. & Sat. 'til 5 p.m. Service 'Til 12 Noon on :saturaa) 19.69 PONTIAC••••••••••••s1995 • Everett Saunders Not Because Th.e Job Was Done Wrong . DOOR SEDAN, 'aclory air , automat ic, P.S., P. B.. low mil es . one owner • l ~F?\ . '795 See Ceward Calvert, Ron Hester or ·Peggy Story .. We ServicJ What rf1e Sell v.a eng in~, ~ · DUSTER '340', 4 speed lr ans .. low mileage. one owne r . ) 67 DODGE CORONET • 970 ·PLYMOUTH ••••••••••s1595· ( •595 We Want You Back Because The Job Was Dqne Right REMEMBER ·-·-· 1 4-door. " 6 cyl in der automatic transmission, g~d ~ tire s, clean interior , beige f inish. rad io & hea t er. r eal econom y & a popular model. I Full power equipment, tilt & tel . wheel, lac· tory air cond itioning.- 1968 PONTIAC TEMPEST. .............1895 Cpe ., a ir conditioned, au t omatic, P . st eer ing , good t ires , rad io. vi nyl interior, blk·. top over green body . • 4 LIMITED NUMBER IN STOCK • BETTER HURRY second ca r . car ." 1971 CHEVELLE MALIBU.!249 . PICKUPS - CLUB CABS - VANS 2 Or ., 6 c yl. engin~, auto. Excellen t rubber . A real good e owner 4,000 miles, I 68 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE 440 , 2 dr ., hardtop , 1974 BUICKS - AND PONTIACS! I• 4 DOOR SEDAN , SIX CYL., FA CTORY AIR, P.S., P. EL trans ., rad io , clean . '895 1 Silver finish , black viny l top, black int., 60-40 seat, tilt & tel. wheeL full power , air. 4-door factory air , automat ic tran smiSSIOn, power steering & br8kes , good white wall tires, wh i t e I in i sh , vinyl roof, radio , heavy duty suspension . 1967 ' GRAND PRIX v.a, auto . II LEFT , DARTS-CHARGERS-CORONETPOLARA AND DEMONSTRATORS '1495 2 Or . hardtop, SMITH SAYS _, . 3 HORNET••••••••••••• L----.-----------~-----1 t ir es, low m1leage, locallv owned. ., FLEETWOOD BROUGHAM ' 1970 DODGE POLARA ............... s1395 6 Pa ssenger S~ation Wagon, gold fini sh , gold in ter ior , V -8, auto ., P . st~nn,g , P. brakes. fac . air , t inted glass , w -s-w 68 PONTIAC SEE THE NEW I I I . 1 II 69 LTD SQUIRE p DOC r-----~-----~---7-----1 I I I '1495 . ..... . 4 0~ . hard\Pp, gold with blk . vinyl roof , g ood interior, V-8 e_ngme, a uto . trans., P. steering, P. brakes, la c . air cond ., · tmted g•ass , w -s-w tires , low mileage , locally owned .• G.T. Only one left. Auto. Sharp. 5 3295 1973 '0PEL 1973 MERCURY Cougar XR7 , local one owner. Like new. 5 3895 1973 PONTIAC Grand Safari. 9 pass.. wagon , air . Clean . $4695 1972 CHRYSLER New Yorker, 2 dr. H. T. , air , Sha car. 5 3995 1972 CHRYSLER Newport Royal, 4 dr. sed., air, low mil eage. s3595 5 2795 1972 DODGE Dart Swinger; 2 dr . H. T., air, vinyl top . . Cornett 4 dr. sed., 6 cyl., ~uto ., P.S., P. B.; 5 2495 1972 DODGE all white. 2 dr. H. T., blue with vinyl top, auto., $1995 . 1971 FORD Torino P.S. 5 2295 1970 G.M.C. 12 Ton Pickup, long bed, V-8, low mil eage. .. 1970 BUICK l,esapre Custom, 4 dr. sed., arr; vinyl top. 5 2295 5 1995 1970 FORD 'h Ton Pickup, long bed, V-8. Sharp . 5 1595 1968 FORD '14 Ton Pickup, .6 cyl .. sharp . Only • Coupe, 1-ow ner ca r , less than 33 ,0QO m iles . brown .f in ts h with matching v i n yl r oof, and vi n yl inter ibr, 302 V-8 st eering . When lou ~o To Buy A Used CarY Don 't. Let S1nith Nelson Do ThP Worrying. We Double (;heck All Uf Our .Used l.:ars Beji1re We Let 1'hem Out Tan finish, brown vi nyl top , matching inter ior, full power equipment, AM·FM radio . Climate Control air conditioning, tilt & tel. steering wheel. * ••••••• 69 FORD LTD ' 1973 ·Dodge '1395 ' SEDAN DeVILLE 1971 FORQ TORINO 500 ·.......... s2095 power DO YOU WORRY ------------------------71 CADILLAC 70 CADILLAC ELDORA.D O COUPE engine , standard t r an smisS ion, brakes , rad io, really sharp. SEAT THE. PRICE INCREASE ••• 71-Arabla n l 33-Bushlike herb 19...:_Country of 87-Goes in garment 135- Bitter vet ch ~u rope 89-Sem i-p recious 1-Country of Asia - 72.....:..Rode nt 138-Ancient .L 20- Wise persons stones 6-Raitroad station 139 ~ Gir l' s name 74-Eagle's nest 27..:....Man's name 90- Labors 11-Domest icateci 140-Paddle 76--Goddess of 29-Poker stilke 91-Was h lightly ' 16--Those opposed' 141-Female sheep healing 31-G rain ' 92-Challenge 2 1-Pitchers 77~Winter vehicle 142- Near 36--..Yugoslalt' 93-Rive r islands 22- Wear away 143-Symbol for leader 78-Man's name 95-;-- Merch and ise te ll urium 23-Positive pole 79-Despo tic 37 - Salo 96-Liquid 24-0ne of 8 2~Tilted 1 44~Girl ' s name 39- River il'l measure Columbl.Js's. 84-Bi-eathe loudly 145 - Watched Germany 97- Wipe oUt ships· sec retly in sleep 40- Tidy 99- Mong rels2?-Goa l 85-Ac·a demic 147-Gaiters .4\ - South 101....-Small " ho rses 26- Rented Subjects' 149"""-Devoured American 105-Skin ol fruit 28-Challenged 8&-Woody plant . 150- 0 dor ostric h 106- Seasoni ng 30-Christmlis 152-Kind of fabric 88-The sweet sop 107----Keen 42-1nterior carol 89-Nip 154- Bu ry 43- Boy aftendant lii -Part o f 32-Symbol f or 90-Attempts 15G- Norse gods 44-European window frame silver 92-Chaperon · 158- Precipitous 46-Prepositiori 11 2_- Separate ~ 33-Hebrew letter 94- Accountable 159-College 48-.Girl's name 113-Fondles 34-Edge 98-lubricates · officials 49-Hairtess. -115 - TardY 35-Recent 99-Pasteboa rd 160-Prote ct 50- Relate d 1 16-Ev erg reen tree 36-Frog 100-Gratui ty 16J-S pecia lly 51-Separate. · 1 18-Foray 37-Beverage 102-Rips prepared 52-Kind of 119-Brazi lia n 38-Thhter sign 103-Ventilatl!! chic ken • ·. 0 foot race estuary . 104-Those ho ldi n~ 53-Sea nymphs 121-Railroad car (abbr.) 40-lowest point Of·fi ce 55-0t·d name 123-Preposition DOWN 4 2_ Possessive lOS-Unadulterated for Spain 125-Harbinger .. 106-SLirglcit11hread 56- Pulverized pronoun ~2&-Reveal 108-Arld 43- Britlsh · ! ..:.....Retains rock 127........ Man's n ame · 109-Symbol for · statesman 2-PossesSor 5,7-Smal l drum 1 2~-'-Ro.sters t anta ll,lm 44-rrohib it ip'nlsts ~'-Cr i rhson 58-Lowe r 13Q........Widea wake 45-EKpire 110-Lega/ sea! 4- Teutonic deity 61-Perslan fairy 13 1-:--Shallo w vessel (abbr.) 47-Hydrocarbon 5-Resldue 63- Mine 132-Profits · 49----lessen .1 t !-Wit he red 6-Scorn . entrance 134-0btain 50-Si amese native 112-Vegetabll!l 64-.;.Ex pi red t-tierrrilt 136-Proportion 51-Pla ces for 114-Cioth 8-Seed container ~8- ReproductJ on 137-Strict combat measure, 9-Hypolh,etica l 70-Cons~.;:.-ated 139-arealo; s.udd enly 54-Lampreys 116-F'ootl ike part force 71-Simplest forrh 140-Un lock 55-Character in 117-Set 10- -S preEld for of animal life 1'44 -'Soui (Fr.) 119-Cron ies "OthellO" 73-Spoors dryfng ' 145~Nahoorsheep 56_;.Piano (cot ldq .) 11 ~Bib l ic al wee-ds 74-Emmets 146.- Excavate ·composition 120-Fros ts 75- Ha vi ng ears 12-Agi.tin 147-Music: as 59-Through 122-Sarcasm 77-Squandered · written 13-Up to date 60-Gratuity 78:._- ~llas.ter • · 124-Everyone .148-Aigonq ui an (c olloq ~ ) 62-Frlen~ly 80-War god 125-Mate deer lnd ia fl 14-Ma.n's 8 1-Man ~ s . 64-Small v.,alley 149 - Snt~~e 126-lnsect n ic kname " ni ckname ' 151 -Faroe Islands 65-Hebl-ew inonth 128-Mei!s~re of 15-Signify 83- Parent·tea cher 6.~Man 's nickname wh1rlwt11d · weight · ' · 16-lmit!l led organization 153-That IS (abbr.) , 67-Corded clo th I 29'-Shore bird 17-Nolh;ng (i n it.) ]55-G reek letler 69-Summed up 131~Saucy · , 18- Symbol toi84-Title of 157-B-aby1ofi ian 70'-Tie 132-Aeriform flui d thO fo n re spe ct (pl.) de tty ,, t::-::i-+,.,.,.J:"!H-+-f--1:=: ~1--r-t-+-!--f.T;h:;d;;-:;~-~~ l't 1:-::::+-+-+---4--ll \ . �' • • .. 22 - .The ~nnday Tilnes. Sen!inel, Sunday, 0<:~ . 7, 1913 ' • ' SMI-TH NELSON MOTORS, INC. October's Best Buys 71 VOL,KSWAGON 500 E: MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992-21 .7 4 ' ARE AT POMEROY MOTOR CO. 2 dr ., radio. w -s w tires, If . blue fin ish with blk · ' t · Very Sharp . _ , 1n enor . 1971 CHEV.- BLAZER ................. s2895 4 Wheel dr ive , loc k ing trt . hubs. automati c tra ns . powe r steering brake s. Deluxe 1rim pa c kage . rad io. good h res. spare- ne..,er been u'3ed. Ve hic le. ol many uses clean 1n & terior. wh ite top over blue bod y . 1971 CHEV. 8' PICKUP ............. szl95 v .a engi ne, stand. tra~s .· . Cus tom Deluxe cab .- rad io. R. step bumper. white .wal l ti r es . bl ue fmi sh . Sharp I own er tnide in. ' 1971 CHEVROLET IMPALA ..........s2495 Custom Cou pe, loca l f.o.wner car , l ike new white wa ll tires. factory air , automat ic tran sm issi on , power steering & br ak ~s . Dark green finish w i th black viQy! roo!. spotless inter ior , radio .· Real sharp! · ...,_..... - ... ............... Silver finish , bla ck vinyl rodf, full power , C. C. air . Sharp! and 1970 CHEVELLE MAUBu ............ sl695 • $3800 ---·· --·-···---- --.... 69 CADILLAC 4-door gold fini s h, spo t less clean int er ior , V-8 eng i ne · automati c, power st eering . r adio . A honey of a buy . 1970 PLYMOUTH FURY 111 ..........11395 v,s 4-door , automat ic, power steering .' radio, good t ires, blue --f i nish , spotless interior . I . $1795 • 68 CADILLAC SEDAN DeVILLE 1968 CHEVROLET IMPALA .......... ..I595 4 Or . V -8 engine, automatic 1rans. , P .. steering, -rad io, good tires, c lean interior , I owner . CHEVELL~ ,- $1495 - - .. . , . •••••• 0 •• 0 - · .... ,.,-~---- 74 CADILlACS & OLDS QN DISPLAY .. ·.... .. ···········.. ·· 995 ALL NEW '73 CHEVY TRUCK Retail-54322 .00 Close Out __ NORTH • Q8 5 4 ., 109 7 • Q9ti54 +2 WEST + AJ9 annoyed when yo u pass two diamonds. but once the dumm y .hits the table his fac e lights up and he ·proceeds with the busi- + !063 'PQ84 'PJ6 52 tA!O t 83 +KJ 953 +A 874 SOU TH (Di K72 , 'r.AK 3 POMEROY MOTOR CO. + <K J 72 • Q 10-6 Open Eves Till 8 Pomeroy Wes l Pass Pass For Sale For Sale MINI BIKE, in good· condi t ion . 446 -9523 or 446 -11143. 209 -tt -------------- 1972 GRA N V IL LE mobile home 12 x 65·, 2 bedrooms . Phone 245 -5311. . 233 -6 - - - --"'"'F--- - - -- - - 6 YEAR old gai t ed Palam ino horse . 388 -8155 . 233 ·6 .Both v ulnerable North East 2+ Pass Pass Pass Opening lead- + A Tri -S tate .Mobil e Home Sales Ph . 446 ,7572 1220 Ea ~; tern Av e., Gallipolis 1970 12 x 52 F !eetwood 1957 8 x 45 Mar le lte 1959 10 x 52 · Elcar 1963 10 x 45 Kaywood 1959 10 x 40 General · 1956 8 x 47 Pontia c Chief 1962 10 x 52 Windsor 1966 12 x 46 Pont iac Chief 231 -tf ----------'------- TYPEWRITER 'S , Smith . Coro na , Ol)vett i Royal, . NO H U NT I N G, no trespass ing Standard or Electri c Por signs. Signs of al l kinds. tables . Si mmons Pr int lnQ an d Simmons Ptg . and Office Off-ice Equ ipment. Euipr'nent . 206 -tf 206 -tf -------------- BILL'S ARMY~NAVY SALES . South ,· · , I NEW SPAPER ENTERPRISE ASS N 1 IN .T . 2t ,. tz:B"i Iil' !f:MU !l ' ·I By Oswald & Jam es Jacoby making at least e ight .tri cks with th at favorable trump . Wh y co uldn ' t yo u jus t re· spond two diamonds? Because you are playing Jacoby transfe r and two diamond s would show,hearts, not diamond s . + "Your Chevy Dealer" 992·2126 ne ss of __ 5 1GL E R fuel oii stove. 9000 BTU near l y new . Ca ll 256 -1198 . . 235 -tf Of course , yo.ur p artner looks EAST to Wall c arpet . Keep ." il ne w with Blue Lu s tr e . Rent e lectric shampooer Sl at Cen tral Su pply Co . 237 -6 The bidding has beei1 :4 West North East picker, R io Gra nde , 245 5A 92 . . 235 3 ---- .- --------WE CARR:Y comple te l ine of HOUSETRA IL ER 2 bedrooms . Pr i va.te loL located 2 miles from toWn . Ph . 37.9 -2380 . 237 -2 Projec t ion b ul bs . Tawney. Studio, 1124 · Secon d Ave . 224 -tf --- ----------- 2 BEDROOM frailer .· No chi l dren . No pels . I n ci ty . Ph . 1140-9619 . 237 -J CLARINE T , !'ike new , $100 . . Ph . 379 -2284 . . 233 -6 HOUSE 7 rms . and bath on o ld Slat e Rt . 160 . Fuel oil furna c e ilnd rural water . References r equired . 446 -0861 . 234 -3 For Rent HOUSE, 6 rooms and bath on Bulav il le Road , $100 per mo . Can see Sa1urday and Sun day , 446-0853. 235 -3 .F - 100. V-8 engine, Ford camper wheel covers, raGiio . l .. ====i~~~~~~iii~;·~u!n:~·~·~tecl by --...:Mll=llli=-=-~MS1=we:.::IIII'I:.:...___JI ._I " IJ.....t. ... AIIIJI 'l'c11ercla)"• •. SLEE PIN G rooms weekly rates, free garage park ing . Libby Hote l. 241 -tf Rodney -Cora Rd . Rodn ey , Ohio H ours 9 a. m . l o9 p . m . M onday thru Saturday Ph. 245 245-5021. .. . -9374' r (ADawen Mondaf) : fiORD SAFAIU ' Eastern Ave. POWDI. - --~--- - -------'- N EW mobi le home , excellent loca t ion. adu lt s on l y . Phone 446 -0338 . 225 -lf For Rent ' ------- - SLEE.PING Hote l. .- - -- - - rooms , Gallla 911 -·tf hand while conserving hi s own four trumps. ' An yway . you decide to try two clubs and your partn er rebids two diamonds . What do you do now ' Easy ! Ju s t pa ss . · He hasn 't got ~o ur hear ts or For Sale SHOES& BOOTS CAMPING EQUIPMENT TOOLS- HUNTING SUPPLIES MOBILE HOM ES 19-54 a lt 27 Palace 1953 8 x '35 Peerless 19611 12 x 60 Roycraft 1967 12 x 50 SChu lt 1968 12 x 50' Marlette 19il5 8 x · 42 La nd o Ia 1964 10 x 55 ConsQ rt 1965 10 x 50 Monarch ' 1967 12 x 60 Topper B&S MO.BILE HOMES Second & Viand St . Pt . Pleasant (Next tlt Heck-'s ) . ' 149 -tf .. YOUR DEALER FOR eliNCOLN CONTINENTAL •MARK IV *Specials This Week* CORDUROY JEANS · WRANGLER &LIVE INS ·· VALUES TO $12.00 SALE .PRICE $395 QUAKER MAID OIL • 3 QT. s1.00 1970 .vw Van , new 1ires, good cond . -446- 1853 . 236 -3 LIMIT 6 S.l.P. FILTERS • REG. 11.99 11.59 · · SALE PRICE \ REMiNGTON 22 LONG RIFLE AMMO REG. s.l.39 · 100 ROUNDS · NOW ~1.00 HOtmS: Dally 11-5 :30-Mooday and Friday 9-9 121o5 . DATSON Phone 592-4463 MODEtS SPEC IAL$4,395.00 Reg. $4,995.00 · -------- ------ 1969 GR,AND Pr i x , $1 , 500 . Call 675 - 1867 . SPEC IAL$8,695.0p Reg. $9,495.00 • . •i'' • payment with approved credit . We Service What Reg. $7,695.00 Special??? 67-CH EvR0LEi'tru ck6tl"Series . ~with a i r brakes , P .S., 20 ft . •Midwest bed . Grain "'d cattle r:acks . .2 farm tractor -s. 1 Fa rmall and Oliver with. equipment, i wagons, 1 • Chevrolet ~8 3 en~l ne . 367 -7533 . 234 · 3 . FRANK GHEEN, SALES MGR. TO 70x14 2 & 3 Bedrooms lotal Elec. &. Gas ' 586 Locust St. "'>en. · 992-7004 Middleportt. Obe~ 8 to 6 Mon. thru Sat. · Dally 8 to~· (Closed S~ndoys). epen Anytime)>;.' •• I 67 Chev rol et , 1 ton Carpper Convers ion , s leeps 4. Price 51 , 200 , 446 -4335 . 237 -3 1965MERCURY~C;i"on·:• - Pa ck, 9 pus . station wagon , P .S. 8. P .B .;; real good buy .' Must sell , 2<15 -5821. 2J 7. 3f. --:"------------...., ipomtme11t. Contac;t Dan. Thompson or Tom · Lavender .· I • 1 197o- FORD - Galax i;--;;o_- 1971 ~. Honda trai170 . <:a tl-446 - 17~1 or see Wf:lndell Th oll)a's. ...... ....___....:.. • __________ N·ATURA L' gas 70,000 BTU · c ond iflon. 446 ' . hea1ing sto\·e, $80 . E 1 912~ . . MOJJ.[l'IOS ' • ------------DEER . Hunter's Special, GMC' 1 ton truck , duel wheels with Midwest grain bed w i th cattle r a cks . \18 8·9991 ; _ br 367 -7-48 1. 2 4 3 50x12 Make Us .Ao Offer 600 West Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohip Ph. 992-7777 . . !irs, : Mon. thru Fri. 9:9 P. M, , Sat. 9-6 P.M.· Sun. 1-6 P.M. USED : G . E . Refrig . , baby bed, c ompletedine1te set ; 4 chai r s, 3 piece end table set. · NEW ~ Seve ral chairs in solid maple ,_ speciSI pr ice. Also several E-nd tables at specia l price . · 955 Second Ave . 446 -1171 . Ope n Fridays 6 till& ·· .t Plenty ot .tree parktng DACHSHUND puppies, sma'l\, standard , AKC reg ., red : Ph on e 446 -4999 . 237 -tt ---...-----------1970 Larry's Mobile ·.Home Sales, .Iilc. ·1965 Olds 88 , o.ne OWfler, P.S. & .P . B., new exhaust system, · new plugs,· & points , good tires . Price SSOO. Call 446· 3801 or 446-1894 . Ask for Sherman Parson s . . I . . /ITTENTION VETERANS- Gl Loans available, no down . to 1~ Yea·r Firianc•ng Sell. 12x64 Electric 1'12 Baths Coventry Deluxe·3 Bed R. ' . For Sale Corbin & , Snyder $1 '000 OFF . I F.or ' Sale . AT Prices.,·., 14x64 Electric 3 Bedroom · SPEC lA[ $7,395.00 Reg. $7,995.00 Fleetwood l4x70 Eledric 3 .B edroom SPECIAL $8,500 .00 Reg. $9,500.00 ' Ki.rkwood ., HOME Clearance 236-6 FOR ,SALE 1 - 1973 At -----'--..J--7""--- -1973 PL YMOUTH Du st er or take Over payments . .446 -4J_33 . . . ~6 - 3 For Sale IF YOU ar e bU i ld ing a n i? w home or remodeling , see us . we a r e builder s D is tributor for Hotpoint App li ances , ·Allison Electric . · 154-tt 1959 1956 1962 1966 1970 1957 1959 1963 .\ . Clearance Sale ·. TriState Mobile H ome Sa l es Phone 446 -7572 1220 Eastern Ave .·, Gallipolis 10 x 40 Genera l B x 47 Pontiac Chie f 10 x 52 Wind-sor 12 x <16 Pontiac Ch ief 12 x 52 F leetWood B x 45 Ma r leHe ' 10 x · 52 Elcar 10 x 45 K aywood ' NOW IN FULL SWING Only A Few left To Sell 221 -tf ~~--- ~---- - - 1973 8 TRA ( K, .s tereo in lov e ly hand rubb ed Walnut c·onsole . pay balan ce of $10 1. 50 or payments can be arranged . Call 446 -0255. 21 8-tf _________ ____ • '..' PHONE 446-2240 Smith Honda Sales Upper River Rd. Gallipolis, 0. STARCRAFT For Sale USED furn i ture , a-nt i qlle s, appl iances. PS.J, Addison , Ohio. 23{}-30 -:::- ---~-~-~- ----'- B U Y direct fr-om owner , l ots it. the ci t y or c ounty or a c reage . Loo k at the rest then buy tb..e' best . Robert A . Queeh, 1020 · Secon d Ave . 4-16 -016 8: · -~-----~ - -~~:;!;;::,;:;::;,;:::;~ ACROSS , , 1974 .,•·. SUNDAY CR 0 SSWOR'D-PUZZ··L.E;~;"unrc"a~o;u~~~.~~:·~un;~i~'1• L&M Phone 592"4491 / · GALLIPOLIS, OHIO - ---._,..---------- eCAPRI eDATSUN eSUBARU eCOUGAR 3-M-OD-EL___,SI 12x65 Gas or Fuel Oil 2 Bed. R. Croydon- Deluxe ,. 1900 EASTERN AVENUE SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1973 · Stop in and see the features of these homes. \=19.==.:..7 R ECON p!TION ED RlCE'S Corbin &·Snyder Furniture ~~,)"0 FURNITURE SMITH BUICKP.ONTIAC, INC. For Sale •MERCURY MONT.EGO •COMET SAVE $AVE SAVE 12x50 Gas - 2 Bedroom r-· MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE 1· For Sale ___________ __ ATHENS, OHIO This Is Our October Sale! 446-3273 Parsons 600 E. STATE ST. & 1200 E. STATE ST. I_ G.allipolis New GMC Truck Headquarters 1965 V2 ton Chevy P ickup .1968 'h ton GMC pickup 1969 3/~ "fon Chevy pickup 1972 3 '.1 Chevv oickuo 1963 2 ton Ford 1963 Jf• 1on GMC picKup 1968 3 Ton Chevy dump 1968 GMC J,'.i ton p i ckup 1967 J.-:, T . GMC PU ( 1969 .1n r . GMC PU 1969 Chev ro let •; .- ton p ickup 1967 . 1/~ ton Chev . . 1966 GN!C. l/ 2 ton PU ' 1969 In T . Ford PU -· .1969 Dodge Sti::ltion Wagon 1959 Ford Galaxie · 1967 1h 1on l:;:hevy pickup 1966 11.- 1on GMC pickup 1970 lh T . Chev . PU 1969 lh T . Chev . PU 1969 1!'2 T . GMC PU 1966 Jt• T . GMC PU 1968 'n T . GMC p·u 1967 'h T . GMC PU 1967 It " T . GMC PU 1969 1h ~ , · on G·Mc PU SOMMERS G .M . C TR.UCKS , INC . 133 Pine St . 446 -2532 . 267 -tf 854 Second, 446-9523 NEW Maple ·bunk bed sets with 2 1h in . posts , ex t ra f irm Sealy innersp ring mattresses only $159 .95 - New sofa beds w ith J U ST taken in 1973 -zi9 zag PORTABLE d i shwashe r , Herculon or nylon c overs , counter d ishwasher . Electr ic sewing machine. · i his $69 .95 New Sea l y in gui t ar and amp li fer . Ph . 4116 machine is a d-ressmaker nerspr-ing -matt r esses $39 .95 4246 . modei. ·· Pay ba l an ce of $38.50 New 5 p iece d in ette sets 237 or pay $5 per month . Ca ll 44 6NEW : Sert a and Bem mat . $59 .95 __. . _ _. . . N ew larg e Maple - ~ ~---- ~~ - ---~ ·0255 . tress and box spr ings . La r ge ro cke,rs $ 19.95 - N ew 3 pc . ..._ selection in stock firm end t·a ble sets $16.95 - N ew 2 matt r esses starti ng at $39 .00. p c. living room suites with 100 1967 DODGE Monaco SW, 9 955 Second AvenUe · p'ct . heavy . cove r ~, he.a vy pass ., a i ~ , -P . B .. P .S. , R&H , ' 446-1111 . f rame, coil sp rin gs, spring t int glass , vinyl i n!. Can be edge , self decked ~ A r ea l 176-tf se.en at ElliOtt's Union 76. buy at only $169 .95 . · - --- ------- -~ Owner .446 -9611. F UE L oil heati n g st ove , 280 USED · FUR NITURE 233 -tf 225 -tf gallon fuel tank:, 30" Tappan B edroorn suites , r ocking ga s range . -Phone 388 -8538 . c ha i r s. 2 p c. living room 1971 NEW MOON 12x60 car ......_ 237 .J suites, stoves , gas and peted , awn ing , 2 BR , call electric , beds, chai r s, o th er 1972 QA 50 HONDA m i n i bike, 2 1973 tra ilers l eft , dea le r 's after 5 p .m . 4.46 -41 25 . m isc ellaneous i1ems at XR 75 H onda, 1973 mode l , 1 25 cost . 1974 trailers i n stock . 233 -6 reasonable pr ice. Penton motoc r oss bike, 1972 1974 campers as row as $1 ,350 . GOOD CL EAN L UMP and NEW FU RN I-TURE H ea ·r . B uy where ypu ge t quali t y PIPES , Pipes P ipes . GBD , stoker coal. Carl Winte rs , Rio SPEC IAL - 2 pc . living room vy 0 u 1Y 1ra 1 er Which and service. CAMP co · NLEY ha1..1 1s 3 motorcycles, 3 Cheratan , BBB , Jobey, Hilson Grande . Ph on e 245 ,511 5. su ite , Reg . S239.95 Now On l y helme1s , other motocross STARCRAFT SALES . R t. 62 and othc r s.rawn'E!y's P i pe and 8-tf $199 .95 . accessories . Call 388 -8538 . N . of Point Pl easa nt beh ind Trophy Hou se, 422 Second 208 -tf Red Carpet In n , 675 -538 4. Av e. "':YPE S of building. - - --- -------.--- ~3 7 -6 234-l f 199-lf AL. L mater 1al s, block, brick, sewer pipes. w in dow s, linte l s, etc . C l aude Winfers , Ri(l Grande . 0 . Phone ·245 .51 21 after 5. . St ate · Stre et . Phone· 4.46 -0687 . ' 123 -tf '190 -lf DALE R. SANDERS INC. 1 ON ALL 1973 MODELS THOUSANDS OF.SURPLUS ITEMS NEW ClOTHING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY · HAY , sse a ba le, Gas cooks t ove $5 ; gas healing s tov e $5 ; Be lli ed gas furna ce, $25 ; Fi r eplace screen $5 . 11.46 -1052, 446 -0291 . 23 7. l Gallipolis, 0. YOU SAVE and slaved for walt 10 wall ca rpet. Keep it new with Blue Lustre . Renl · electric shclmpooer Sl a~ Ce ntral Supply co·. 23 1-6' Mobile Home Clearance 8S NORT H COU RT STREET ATHEN S, OHIO 45701 for Sale 14 F T . F IBER G L ASS boa t , -40 · hp mtr ., exc . co n d i tion . $500 . 446 - 1073. . 237 .J Teau1 with bontl- RIIS 3 BEDROOM 1972 Mobile home , li nen, cookware a i r con ditio ned , television , furnished Will rent to 3 men $20 a week FUR NI SHED _apartment. a ll each, $50 depos it required . utilit ies p i:tid, adults only446 Ready 992 -3509. MiddleporL 952J . . Oh io. 234 -tf 1-46-tf ..,... ---,.....---- ~~---- the a~ve c:artoon. : tI I I I 1639 Eastern Ave. $2995 · WOOD MOTOR SALES NQw arranre lhe circled letters • to form the aurpriee answer, u ·· For Rent Looking for a m obi le hom e lot or il qualifY. mobil e· hom e? Nr: hav e both a·t WHE.N DI SCH~ THEOY DISAPPEAR. . ··( ) Gallipolis Chrysler-Plymouth 4 dr . hardtop, auto. ; · radio. P. ste_ering . P. brakes, lac. air, power cloor locks. power windows , tilt steering wheel, Cruise Control w s-w ti res , gold finish with vinyl roof, low mileage. 10·6 ENGOUTI .j ; I I COME IN SUNDAY AND BROWSE AROUND . SOUTHEASTERN OHIO'S LARGEST CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER 72 Pontiac Catalina • I. I I . GALLIPOLIS ·CHRYSLERPLYMOUTH top, w -s-w ti-res , mag ...........,... . 2 DOOR HARDTOP, auto . tran s. , low mileage, sharp car. For Sale 70 FORD EXPLORER .... Glod I gat doUgh . ,. 1968 CHEVY CAMAR0 ..!1395 • Brown •395 I I 0 Aluwcl'l ---- - ---------- QUAIL CRE~K MOBILE. COMMUNITY & SALES TEELA · Tw6sR- mobi lehome- a7Kerr; . · Oh io , $1 00 month . Phone 446 0175 or 4.46 -1934. 237 .-J 1 FFi!E·SH Ho lstein hei f er , corn ' Take a look at the North , You . South . hold : hand. Your partner opens one . +Ax g 4 •x J % tA 74 +K J 6 no-trump. You would hke to get, .. What do yo d0 • ? to two of a suit and prefera bly .1 . u now· . . to two spades if yo ur part ner A-BJ_d one club. Wath 19 h•gh happ e ns to have four cards c~ r~ po~nts you are too strong to . · · . b1d one no-trump and too weak to th ere. ~ · · bid two If yo u are us ing th e form <>I · • Stayman connected with J aco· TODAY S QUESTION by tran s f e r yo u can aHord to Your partne r re·sponds one dia· · bid . two clubs and hope for the . mond . W~at.do you do now? best. II your partner happens to . rebid two s pad es every thin g has cOme up roses. If he bids two hearts yo u have to pass and le t him strug· gle \j'ith a 4·3Iit. ,Not that this particular 4·3 lit will be unwiel· dy . You have a singleton club and he will proba bly be able to ruff at least one club in your 1970 2 BR mobile home , No pet . 237 3 --- ----- ----·-~- - DISTA · 446 -35.95 ncar town . GOOD Us ed Bundy t r umpet call -4_46 -4952-after 1. 235 3 6 South B E gentle , . be -kind , to l hat expensive .c arpet , c lean wi l h Blue Lus t re·. Rent electr ic shamPooer Sl at G . C .· Mur phy . They riOt CIJI todoy Jerry Tom Norris . llv HENnl ARNOLD .onol BOB L££ Unocramble lhese !oor Jumbl.., one letter to eaCh square, to form four ordinary words. . 4 speed, white , green vinyl top, priced to sel l. CARROLL :NORRIS DODGE rubb~r , '2095 r uu saved and slaved for wall ·-----'--'------ - - - - - -- - - four spades so the odds that he will hold at least thr ee dia monds a re very good and in any event you are goi ng to put five diamonds on the table for him . 6 ~ For Rent ' . Transfer to right part score S3595 .. . 8 500 E. Main St., Pom.et'oy, Ohio COACHMAN Trave l , Trail e r , Motor Homes, ·sth Wheel , Truck Campers , A_pp le City Auto SaleS, Rf . 35 N . Jack son . Ohi,o . Phor-,e 28()."5700 . llO ."tf .:._ ~~ ---- -.:..........:... .. 23 F T . WILDERNE SS · Trave l tr.3 iier. tully self -con t a ined . A rea l bargain , 388 -8859 . 235 -6 . Pomeroy '73 CHEV. El CAMINO WIN AT BRIDGE 'iJ:N.. TIIICU For Sale "You ' ll Like Our Quality Way o~ Do ing .Bus i ness" 350 V -Seng i ne , au t omatic, power s1eeri ng & brakes , a ir conditioned , c6nquista trim pkg ., radio. white walls. Many other extra s. .~ 992·2174 · 1969 PONTIAC GTO •••• ~ ••s995 stand . shift, radio . Sharp . 2 Dr . ~ar~HoP: V-8 engine, auto ., P. st eering , good real n 1ce . We Want To Mak.e .Yoll Happy Open Eves . Til6- Til5 P.M. Sat. CLEA~ANCE Yu OUR '"'ORD IS OUR BOND KARR & VAN ZANDT Cadillac . Oldsmobile GMAC Financing Available SMITH .NELSON MOTORS,JINC FIREBIRD, AUTO. TRANS ., P. S., PB., real nice car . -. 66 PONTIAC CATALINA Open Evenings 'ril 7 p.m. & Sat. 'til 5 p.m. Service 'Til 12 Noon on :saturaa) 19.69 PONTIAC••••••••••••s1995 • Everett Saunders Not Because Th.e Job Was Done Wrong . DOOR SEDAN, 'aclory air , automat ic, P.S., P. B.. low mil es . one owner • l ~F?\ . '795 See Ceward Calvert, Ron Hester or ·Peggy Story .. We ServicJ What rf1e Sell v.a eng in~, ~ · DUSTER '340', 4 speed lr ans .. low mileage. one owne r . ) 67 DODGE CORONET • 970 ·PLYMOUTH ••••••••••s1595· ( •595 We Want You Back Because The Job Was Dqne Right REMEMBER ·-·-· 1 4-door. " 6 cyl in der automatic transmission, g~d ~ tire s, clean interior , beige f inish. rad io & hea t er. r eal econom y & a popular model. I Full power equipment, tilt & tel . wheel, lac· tory air cond itioning.- 1968 PONTIAC TEMPEST. .............1895 Cpe ., a ir conditioned, au t omatic, P . st eer ing , good t ires , rad io. vi nyl interior, blk·. top over green body . • 4 LIMITED NUMBER IN STOCK • BETTER HURRY second ca r . car ." 1971 CHEVELLE MALIBU.!249 . PICKUPS - CLUB CABS - VANS 2 Or ., 6 c yl. engin~, auto. Excellen t rubber . A real good e owner 4,000 miles, I 68 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE 440 , 2 dr ., hardtop , 1974 BUICKS - AND PONTIACS! I• 4 DOOR SEDAN , SIX CYL., FA CTORY AIR, P.S., P. EL trans ., rad io , clean . '895 1 Silver finish , black viny l top, black int., 60-40 seat, tilt & tel. wheeL full power , air. 4-door factory air , automat ic tran smiSSIOn, power steering & br8kes , good white wall tires, wh i t e I in i sh , vinyl roof, radio , heavy duty suspension . 1967 ' GRAND PRIX v.a, auto . II LEFT , DARTS-CHARGERS-CORONETPOLARA AND DEMONSTRATORS '1495 2 Or . hardtop, SMITH SAYS _, . 3 HORNET••••••••••••• L----.-----------~-----1 t ir es, low m1leage, locallv owned. ., FLEETWOOD BROUGHAM ' 1970 DODGE POLARA ............... s1395 6 Pa ssenger S~ation Wagon, gold fini sh , gold in ter ior , V -8, auto ., P . st~nn,g , P. brakes. fac . air , t inted glass , w -s-w 68 PONTIAC SEE THE NEW I I I . 1 II 69 LTD SQUIRE p DOC r-----~-----~---7-----1 I I I '1495 . ..... . 4 0~ . hard\Pp, gold with blk . vinyl roof , g ood interior, V-8 e_ngme, a uto . trans., P. steering, P. brakes, la c . air cond ., · tmted g•ass , w -s-w tires , low mileage , locally owned .• G.T. Only one left. Auto. Sharp. 5 3295 1973 '0PEL 1973 MERCURY Cougar XR7 , local one owner. Like new. 5 3895 1973 PONTIAC Grand Safari. 9 pass.. wagon , air . Clean . $4695 1972 CHRYSLER New Yorker, 2 dr. H. T. , air , Sha car. 5 3995 1972 CHRYSLER Newport Royal, 4 dr. sed., air, low mil eage. s3595 5 2795 1972 DODGE Dart Swinger; 2 dr . H. T., air, vinyl top . . Cornett 4 dr. sed., 6 cyl., ~uto ., P.S., P. B.; 5 2495 1972 DODGE all white. 2 dr. H. T., blue with vinyl top, auto., $1995 . 1971 FORD Torino P.S. 5 2295 1970 G.M.C. 12 Ton Pickup, long bed, V-8, low mil eage. .. 1970 BUICK l,esapre Custom, 4 dr. sed., arr; vinyl top. 5 2295 5 1995 1970 FORD 'h Ton Pickup, long bed, V-8. Sharp . 5 1595 1968 FORD '14 Ton Pickup, .6 cyl .. sharp . Only • Coupe, 1-ow ner ca r , less than 33 ,0QO m iles . brown .f in ts h with matching v i n yl r oof, and vi n yl inter ibr, 302 V-8 st eering . When lou ~o To Buy A Used CarY Don 't. Let S1nith Nelson Do ThP Worrying. We Double (;heck All Uf Our .Used l.:ars Beji1re We Let 1'hem Out Tan finish, brown vi nyl top , matching inter ior, full power equipment, AM·FM radio . Climate Control air conditioning, tilt & tel. steering wheel. * ••••••• 69 FORD LTD ' 1973 ·Dodge '1395 ' SEDAN DeVILLE 1971 FORQ TORINO 500 ·.......... s2095 power DO YOU WORRY ------------------------71 CADILLAC 70 CADILLAC ELDORA.D O COUPE engine , standard t r an smisS ion, brakes , rad io, really sharp. SEAT THE. PRICE INCREASE ••• 71-Arabla n l 33-Bushlike herb 19...:_Country of 87-Goes in garment 135- Bitter vet ch ~u rope 89-Sem i-p recious 1-Country of Asia - 72.....:..Rode nt 138-Ancient .L 20- Wise persons stones 6-Raitroad station 139 ~ Gir l' s name 74-Eagle's nest 27..:....Man's name 90- Labors 11-Domest icateci 140-Paddle 76--Goddess of 29-Poker stilke 91-Was h lightly ' 16--Those opposed' 141-Female sheep healing 31-G rain ' 92-Challenge 2 1-Pitchers 77~Winter vehicle 142- Near 36--..Yugoslalt' 93-Rive r islands 22- Wear away 143-Symbol for leader 78-Man's name 95-;-- Merch and ise te ll urium 23-Positive pole 79-Despo tic 37 - Salo 96-Liquid 24-0ne of 8 2~Tilted 1 44~Girl ' s name 39- River il'l measure Columbl.Js's. 84-Bi-eathe loudly 145 - Watched Germany 97- Wipe oUt ships· sec retly in sleep 40- Tidy 99- Mong rels2?-Goa l 85-Ac·a demic 147-Gaiters .4\ - South 101....-Small " ho rses 26- Rented Subjects' 149"""-Devoured American 105-Skin ol fruit 28-Challenged 8&-Woody plant . 150- 0 dor ostric h 106- Seasoni ng 30-Christmlis 152-Kind of fabric 88-The sweet sop 107----Keen 42-1nterior carol 89-Nip 154- Bu ry 43- Boy aftendant lii -Part o f 32-Symbol f or 90-Attempts 15G- Norse gods 44-European window frame silver 92-Chaperon · 158- Precipitous 46-Prepositiori 11 2_- Separate ~ 33-Hebrew letter 94- Accountable 159-College 48-.Girl's name 113-Fondles 34-Edge 98-lubricates · officials 49-Hairtess. -115 - TardY 35-Recent 99-Pasteboa rd 160-Prote ct 50- Relate d 1 16-Ev erg reen tree 36-Frog 100-Gratui ty 16J-S pecia lly 51-Separate. · 1 18-Foray 37-Beverage 102-Rips prepared 52-Kind of 119-Brazi lia n 38-Thhter sign 103-Ventilatl!! chic ken • ·. 0 foot race estuary . 104-Those ho ldi n~ 53-Sea nymphs 121-Railroad car (abbr.) 40-lowest point Of·fi ce 55-0t·d name 123-Preposition DOWN 4 2_ Possessive lOS-Unadulterated for Spain 125-Harbinger .. 106-SLirglcit11hread 56- Pulverized pronoun ~2&-Reveal 108-Arld 43- Britlsh · ! ..:.....Retains rock 127........ Man's n ame · 109-Symbol for · statesman 2-PossesSor 5,7-Smal l drum 1 2~-'-Ro.sters t anta ll,lm 44-rrohib it ip'nlsts ~'-Cr i rhson 58-Lowe r 13Q........Widea wake 45-EKpire 110-Lega/ sea! 4- Teutonic deity 61-Perslan fairy 13 1-:--Shallo w vessel (abbr.) 47-Hydrocarbon 5-Resldue 63- Mine 132-Profits · 49----lessen .1 t !-Wit he red 6-Scorn . entrance 134-0btain 50-Si amese native 112-Vegetabll!l 64-.;.Ex pi red t-tierrrilt 136-Proportion 51-Pla ces for 114-Cioth 8-Seed container ~8- ReproductJ on 137-Strict combat measure, 9-Hypolh,etica l 70-Cons~.;:.-ated 139-arealo; s.udd enly 54-Lampreys 116-F'ootl ike part force 71-Simplest forrh 140-Un lock 55-Character in 117-Set 10- -S preEld for of animal life 1'44 -'Soui (Fr.) 119-Cron ies "OthellO" 73-Spoors dryfng ' 145~Nahoorsheep 56_;.Piano (cot ldq .) 11 ~Bib l ic al wee-ds 74-Emmets 146.- Excavate ·composition 120-Fros ts 75- Ha vi ng ears 12-Agi.tin 147-Music: as 59-Through 122-Sarcasm 77-Squandered · written 13-Up to date 60-Gratuity 78:._- ~llas.ter • · 124-Everyone .148-Aigonq ui an (c olloq ~ ) 62-Frlen~ly 80-War god 125-Mate deer lnd ia fl 14-Ma.n's 8 1-Man ~ s . 64-Small v.,alley 149 - Snt~~e 126-lnsect n ic kname " ni ckname ' 151 -Faroe Islands 65-Hebl-ew inonth 128-Mei!s~re of 15-Signify 83- Parent·tea cher 6.~Man 's nickname wh1rlwt11d · weight · ' · 16-lmit!l led organization 153-That IS (abbr.) , 67-Corded clo th I 29'-Shore bird 17-Nolh;ng (i n it.) ]55-G reek letler 69-Summed up 131~Saucy · , 18- Symbol toi84-Title of 157-B-aby1ofi ian 70'-Tie 132-Aeriform flui d thO fo n re spe ct (pl.) de tty ,, t::-::i-+,.,.,.J:"!H-+-f--1:=: ~1--r-t-+-!--f.T;h:;d;;-:;~-~~ l't 1:-::::+-+-+---4--ll \ . �I ' GALLI PO LIS - ilt''', Cal VtC'tmiiH , w1th <-1 r~Jpi;.Hn':;; McCar ter o[ Washmgton. IJ C. C.:llfllflliS!H f)fl wJll be m G.alllpol1:s at thr F un1wrlj pas tor :11 , the Holida) In n for thn•(' daxs of Temple I hlh Jlajlll.'>t Church uf mims.tl') and teadun~ on the Waslungtnn. D. C . Ht>\' MeHoly Sptrt t c:~n d 1he Car ti•J now st•n·t• s <:lS a Charis!tia lll..' Rene\~ <il that Is preat'hc r and te:u·hC'r 111 sweepmg at·ross Amcnca churches of \'a riuus H1s nunistr~ will begm dcnmiunattons, .111d \\ 1th otlwr Tuesda ~ . Oc t . 9. and cun tmuf' groups aeross Amenca lit> ts Wednesday and Thu rsday .tl an alder 111 the Chnsmi:l 7:30 each evemng. Coff£>e and Church, Washmgton, D C. light r ~ fres h rnents nlil beMm nmg>study sesswns <Alll ser\'ed . There Is no dt.~rgl' 01 be held WedncsdH}' and Thursadmission fee. The pl,lbh c ~~ dd) a t 10 a 111 at the Jn n Invited to sha re m the meetwgs Madden home, C1rcle A\'e For each evemng fur ther u;t fornwtwn, the pubhc Rev McCcH' ler ts a gr.aduate 1s invi ted to telephone ·Jim of Baylor Umverstty and Madden' at 446·il07 01 Jerry S o uthwe ste r n Bap t 1st Belcher a t 446-7352 The McTheolog ical Se mtna ry He Co rter Mm1stries are bemg served as a U. S Atr Force !'; JlOnsored m Galhpohs b.Y B I chaplam both m the U S. ~md G Associates HACIN 8 J esse E. Rri nker, Pa st Illu st r ious Master v f Bosworth Council, Pomeroy. has been honored by an a ppomtment as Arch Juta nt, of the Grand Coun cil, Royal and Selccl Mas ters by the , Grand Master, Merlyn E. Meredith oi Clevela nd, He was insta lled Ocl 2 al lhe 14jlh Asse mbly of the Gra nd Courttil in the Maso n1 c Te mple, Columbus Bnnker is also Ma ster of Ra cmc Lodge 461, F'&AM, of Racme He wtll recetve h1s 25 year membership pm in 1974 fr om ·naeme Lodge. He 1s a Pas t Htgh Pries t of Pomeroy Chap ter , Pas t Em inent' Commande r of Oh to Valley Comrnandery , Membe r or A)add lll T e mp le, Pas t Prestdenl of the Twin Ctty Shrme Club, Pas t . Pa tron of Racme Easte rn Star , Past Watchman of Shepherds of REV. CAL McCARTER Sa1Urda y's Co ll e g e Football R es ul ts B y Un1 t ed Pr ess t n1 ernafio n.1l Harvnrd 16 Boston U 0 Tula r\e ?4 P•ttsburQh 6 VM I 23 Cttadel 6 Fr anklm UNHULLED TO OUR MECHANICAL HULLER Your Walnuts will be Hulleq Free of Charge And We Wi II Pay You $500 Marshall & 47 Sw a r thmore 0 l nd 1ana 28 Wes t Vt r g•nta 14 Georg1a Tech 14 A r m y 10 Texas A &M 24 Clemso n 9 Sou t h Caroltna 27 v ,rg1 nl a Tech 14 Cen tral Mtch 6 III1ROtS 51 3 Curry '17 New H a ven 6 MaJne 20 Rh od e I sland 7 Bucknell 45 Ge ll ysbu rg 7 Wdlram B. Mar y 33 V lla nova 21 Mary l and 36 Sy racuse 0 Texas' A& M JO Cle m so n 15 OhtO 5 1 27 Wash,ng ton 51 3 Connec l .cu l 7 N e w Ham p s h tr e 3 De l awa r e So Bal dw m Wal l a ce IB Y ale 24 Co lgat e 18 Geo r g 1a Tech 14 Army 10 Sou th Ca ro l rna '17 Vrrgrnra WALN·UTS T ~c h of Duke 7 W tsconsrn 37 W y o rn tng 28 Excelsior Salt Works, Inc. SALE! BEDROOM SUITES • Th t'i sa te b eg m 'i Monday m orn i n g at 9· 30 . Incl udes our en tire sto( k of f in e qua lity b edroom suttes. JESSE; BRINKER Famous m akes nat rona lt y known su ch as Bassett, R rve r srde. Broy hrll, L ane, Kemp , Keywoo d W ake f re td Early Ameri ca n , M o dern , M ed tfer r antan and Fre n c h Provtnc •at st yles ~ Mary Shrme, Past Deputy Supre me Wat chman of Shepherds of the . Order of the Wht te Shrme of Jel'usa1em , a nd member of the Km ghl Masons of Ireland A re tired diesel enganecr·, 'aa'k, Pecan, Mdpte. Walnut, P1n e anti Ceda r wood f1 n1shes An ex<:e ll ent se tedto n . f ree d eliv e r y . to m a k e Use ou r se ns1ble cr edtl servtce yo u r pu rc hase Ca r o l ina 7 The fu st peacetune dra l[ la w m the Untled States be came effecltve 111 1940 VOL XXV exce llent your Dutch N ow IS an time t o Flower Bulb s on sale Hou sew a r es de pa rtm ent - 1 sf floor ..select - L.... ' I APOLOGIES TO DEBBIE HARDEN whose name was om itted m the accou nt of the recent mttiation of members mto Southern Htgh School's F uture Homema kers Assoctation. CONGENIAL J ANE WALTON , clerk for Pomeroy Vtllage is always willing to gtve a helping hand lo those in need . Your assistance on s~ ve ral occasions was grea tJy appreciated . Tha nks much. me more than ever before. I'm really glad I save with ACS&L KATIE GUTil , SP RY AS EVER, tells us her stste r , Lena, who has not been able to lea ve her home m two yea rs, mana ges to cook the meals and do the ironing. Keep up the good work. Buy Custom Made Draperies now - Drapery Department - 2nd floor. Special "20 Percent Off Sale" now in progress. Vt s1t th e Wa r e h ou se on M ec ha ni c Stree t B1 g sa le o f M ag1 c Chef El ectnc and Ga s Ra nges · sa le of Wall-to-W a ll Ca rpeftng sate pn ces on Space Hea te r s, Whtrlpoot Applia nce s, B ra1 ded Rugs and m a n y a ther ·~· 1fem s y ou ' ll wa nt to se e DUE TO MONDAY BEING a holiday, Columbus Day the ' ' Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce wtll not meet unttl Monday, Oct 15. Bicycle sale now going on at Elberfelds main store -and also at the Mechanic Street Warehouse . You can really save now! Our depositors have the opportunity to get higher interest RA CINE - A Racme man was Cited to county co urt on two charges follo" ing a smgle car acctdent Saturday at 12. 30 a.m. The s heriff 's de partment saJd, accordmg to a witness, Ran dy Pyles, 19, Ra ctne, pulled from Eber 's Gull Statton on Elm St., squeali ng tires and leaving black marks on lhe htg hway, crossed left of center, returned to the proper lane, lost control, sktd ded across the ce nter li ne and went off the htghway to the left, strikin g a porch on the Bessie Irvm home. There was mediuffi damages lo th e car and porch. Pyles was • rates for their moneythe highest permissible by law. There are ·several savings plans to choose from. EXample: certificates that pay the big interest rate ·quoted above when kept on deposit for at least 30 months. Use your head and watch your savings grow steadily into ' a nice secure nest egg. ctted on charges of fa tlure lo dtspl<ty regtstratwn plates and reckless opera twn . Be thrifty! Sav e all of your sales! ips from ' 5.25% ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY What do you w.ant ... ~ real bargain ? Passbook Savings . 6.00% 1-Year Certificates Of Deposit 6.50% 30 Months·Certificates Of Deposit -------·-·------:-, I lYOUf .J im Hhlte.r builds a .b etter buy! I ,\ . . . . . . Jim Waller']G-htcJ The Athens Colf.nty Savings & Loan Co. Earl F. lng e /J, Jr ., \l ief. . Pr e$ . 296 ~. Stcond Pomeroy , Oh•o "< . ' ' By l)nlted Press International WASH!NGTON - PRESIDENT NIXON cut short a F'lorida weekend and flew back to the capital late Sunday to take personal command ofU . S. efforts to halt the war in the Middle East. hilial congressional reaction supported the President's call for an emergency meeting of the U. N. Security CounciL "! think he's following the only feasible course. l support him 100 pet. in what he's undertaking," satd Senate Majortly Leader Mtke Mansfield, D-Mont. · But when asked what he thought the chances were that the Security Council would take effective action, Mansfield said : " Based on past performance, not too good. But I don't know what else we could do ." Sen. J. William Fulbright, D-Ark ., chaiflllan of the Senate Foretgn Helations Committee , called the U. N. · move the "best course," although without assurance of success . " It's the best thing there is," Fulbright satd. "! can think of no better alternative. l do not think the United States ought to unilaterally intervene, or Russia . It ought to be a collective action, and it should start with the Security Council." OBLONG, ILL. - THE FIVE-DAY AMERICAN Coon Hunters Association world championship wild coon hwtt was won by Buck, a black, while and tan Walker coon hound owned by Prtde Gann of Hamilton, Ala. The hunt at several Illinois and Indiana locations ending Saturday drew 341 entries from more than 30 states and one Canadian province. O!opper, owned by Halph Williams of Lacomma, Ind., finished a close second, followed by Bing, owned by Roy Burchel, Decatur, Ala .; Kash, owned by Ed Bates, Franklin, Ohio; and Hoss, owned by Spencer Burks, Baton Rouge, La . Andy , owned by Anthony Couch of Hamilton , Ohio, finished loth. ' WASH!NGTON - TilE SECRET SERVICE has tightened security in handling mail at the White )1ouse because of an in· creal.! in "hate mail" threatening the lives of President Nixon and the ftrst family, U. S. News &World Report said Sunday. The magazlrte said that all hand-carried envelopes and Jlllckages must now be checked by police ?r given 'a'11uoroSC<Jpe test before they can be delivered on the Whtte House grounds. ' ' ' McARTHUR, Ohio (UP! ) Btll McNickle, president of the striking Vinton Local Teachers' Association said here today that teachers were harassed over the weekend by unknown persons. McNickle said that shortly after 2:30 a.m. a firebomb was thrown on his jeep parked in his front yard. He said that late Sunday night someone fired buckshot at the same vehicle. McNickle .. td he was abhi' to put the fire out In the vehicle but the jeep was·scorcbed and a large hole about a foot and a half wide was burned out of the aild a "valuable lamp" were broken at the home of another teacher over the weekend. He said that police are Investigating the incident.s. Eighty-seven striking Vinton County Teachers have been fired under the Ferguson Act by the local school board. TELEPHONE MESSAGE COLUMBUS (UPI) - Israeli F'oreign Minister Abba Eban is to deliver a t~lephone speech tonight to area Jews attending a mass prayer meeting Itt Congregation Tiffereth Israel. The local Bonds for Israel committee called the meeting to- "offer top,. ·" prayers to consol.-Israellrt her Ml'Plickle said four windows hour of conmct." '!. All A cc ounts ln surea to $20,000 oo By Tt1e ~ Feder a l Savtngs & Loan I n su ra nc e Corp I' ' Mrs. James L. Ballard (Barbara ), Will· netka, Illinots ; Mrs. Jack Waldvoge l (Pamela ), Petoskey; Mtchtgan ; and Mrs. Marvm D. Buban (Ma rcia ), Columbus, Ohio. There are th ree g ra nd ~ hildren · Brooke Ballard, and J ohn an d Hobert WaldvogeL F.gy pt1cm ~ nd Syn nn Hrmor t'1.1 forc.:t•s on th e Suez Canal ~m tl Colan Hotghls fronls and that tlw turrung pomt of tht w;1r rn ay conw soon. Hundreds of Egypti;m ta nks were reported Lr.lpped on the east bank of thu canal and wtder allaek by Israel! aircraft. " ll1e holding act 1on has been· th e l sr ~cl 1 co nl'l udcd ," Genera l Sl<tff told tls troops on the two front s. ~·our forces a re repulsing lhe enemy.'' An Is raeli s pokes ruan claimed mastery of th ~ mr after hghtnirm stnke::i agwnst a1rflelds deep m Egypt and Syn a, but Egypt sent "large numbers" of planes to the Suez front today and an Israeli spo kesman smd 15 of them were shot down by the Jsraeh Air Force and ground wuts. Sy1ta and Egypt I'epol'led more th an 100 Isra eli warplanes had bee n shot down, 29 Sut<-t l Pt:!111 11SU I ~ . Israeli aruhtary corre:-i!X)ndcnt on the so uthern fr ont s~nd lsn.eli warplanes had finally destroyed <ill of Egypt's dozen or· so pontoon br1dges ::~cross the carlal, makml:{ it '' ha r d a nd perh<J ps mtpossible" for the tanks on lhe east bunk to escape . 1\ rmhtary spokesman 1n i:lllnOuncing the Isr <:lc li counteroffcmaves In th iS ro lli th major Middle East war 111 25 ycd rS said, ~' I don't know if we' re re ::~ clun g the turning IX)ml . but we are not far from rt , I c<:~n say at the moment the imllat1ve 1s m our hands." Israeli warplanes over both sectors dt ved low , dropping bo mbs ;md flmnir1 g napalm on the Arab t1·oops and tanks m Ao I ' ' Ute P"lh of the israel) ground rorces. Prog ress on lh e ground was reported to be "slow and steady" as Israel moved onto th e offens!ve after two days of actions wh rle ho ldin g mob1hzmg 1ts reserves. A !:)yria ri cornmumque tSsued, 1n Damascus at midmorning adtmlleu hea vy Israeli air ratds over th e Golan Heights but said etghl more Phantoms and M1rages were shot down. Is raeli mthtary collU11entators had satd Isr ael would co unterattack when it ha d co mp leted mob iitzatwn . All wee kend , un s haven, sweatst a ined Isr ae lis in dust y ci v1han clothes raced to the two fronts and poured from c'O mm andeered buses directly mto thetr waitmg ta nks. The mob ili za tion was reported completed today . · •As soon as the reserves have been mo bili zed a nd moved 1 th e coun ter att ac k stage will commence," an Jsraeh military commentator said. uThen the re ckomng wilJ begin." There were no accur a te reports of casua lties. Israel satd tiS troops had suffered " not unsubstantial" losses in th e early hours of the war but reported heavy losses of Arab men and tanks. A report fr om th e Suez Canal sa 1d the bodtes of many Egy ptians wer e noa tin g in the wat er . UP! Correspondent Samia Mega)li reported from Cairo th at the atmosphere was far different m thts war than m the 1967 clash when radtos and l oud s p ea k er s whtpp e d patr ioti c passion to hysteria! proportions . Now, sho said, there was an tmdercurrent of tenston a nd Eg yptians were wondermg how this war will end. And UP! Correspondent Ed· mond Ha jJ r eported fr om Betrul that the lone of Arab commentators was far dif· lerent than in 1967 wher. (Continued on Page 10) Now Yo u Know .a t There ar e a btllton cubic meters of air per pe rson for the 4 billion people on Earth today. MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1973 PHONE 992-2156 (1<News •• in Briefs:~ Ten Teachers harassed Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday-9 til 3 · - Closed All Day Thursday Friday- 9 til S Saturday-9 til 3 GOV. EDWIN HARMAN POMEROY MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ATHENS - A GREEK CRUISE SHIP with 207 American to,urists aboard, seized by Syrian gunboats Sunday, left the Syrian port of Tart us early today bound for Cyprus, a spokesman ..-..... for the ship's office said. The 4,JlOO.ton cruise ship Romantica .was seized Sunday for\ ·OI)ly a few hours, after which the Syrian government bad quickly announced it was free to leave. The Chandrts Tours spokesman said all the passengers on the Romantica were Americans, mostly ministers and members of a rehgious tour. NEW PEOPLE HOURS . MEIGS BRANCH NO. 123 SHid today ll hat! the mttlal i vc agam:-a h:il'iJ\'1 of lht'lll tl>day befort• tht• Suez air (ttWck Syri~ said its tank fun:t•:-; h.1<J " li bera ted" a large p.art of llw central sector of the Colan J!r1ghts. an1 l Egy pt ~ reported 1ts Suez troops exJ><lntUn~ thcar hohhngs on the Devoted To 1'1w lnteri!$IA Of The Meigs- Mcuon Area WASHINGTON - TilE GOVERNMENT MAY soon require bicycles to carry renectors on their sides as well as front and back to reduce nighttime accidents, the most serious hazard facing bike riders. Requirements for quality of brakes and strength of frames also are part of proposed regulations now being put In final fonn by the Conswner Product Safety Commission and expected to be issued before the year is out. Commission offictals singled out improper illumination as the most serious hazard facing riders. ASK TOWE D GALLIPOLIS - Applytng for a marriage license Fnday tn Galha County Proba te Court were Lindy J ones, 42, Albany, farmer and June Gambtll, 42, Albany 1 nurses a tde. 9Q-Day Certificates Of Deposit Uy ' Unilt'41 Prt•ss lnh:'rii<Jtumal " WASH!NGTON - AFTER TWO WEEKENDS of debate that at tunes appeared to need a referee rather than a chairman, a drafting committee voted unanbnously Sunday to abandon the Democratic Party 's controversial quota system for seating delegates to the 1976 Democratic national convention. The new rules, if approved by the full Delegate Selection Commission Oct . 27-28 and later by the Democratic National Committee, would specifically forbid th~ use of quotas to give seats to any group. The !?.member drafting committee would still require some "affli1Tl3tive action" by states to encourage the Jl<lrticipation of women, blacks and young people in delegate selection. 1 5.75% ews counterattack • \ ' Driver cited Department and the U. S. Army Corps o[ Engineers mcluded off1 ce design and field experie nce, and Ed was in charge of all quantity estimates on twmel, rock excavatwns and earth fJII during the construction of Piedmont Dam, Piedmont, Ohw, Since August 1,· 1946. he has been owner of the E. W. Har man Co , 770 Kaderly Drive, Columbus, and IS a distributor of conlraotors ' equipment and tndus trtal suppltes. Gov. Hatman has been a member of the Rotary Club of Columbus since June 21, 1948, and served as its president in 19671968. He is a past president of the Board of Trustees of the Franklin Coun ty Soctety for Crippled Children, and of the Col umbus Council of the Na vy League of the Umted States. · He is a member of the Columbus Athletic Club, Delawa re Country Club, Builders' Exchange of Columbus, and the Worthington United Me!ltodis t Church. He hves a t 390 Tucker Drive, Worthington, Ohio 43085 wtth his wife, Mary Ellen, and they a re the parent.s of three daughters : ~=-x~ss:-:::·:·:·:.:::::.::;:;:;:;:;:::·::::::=:=·=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:::::·:·:-:·::.·::::.:.::::::;:~ MH AND MRS.--RfCI-IARD NEUTZLJNG, Lincqln Ht ll, Pomeroy, returned home Monday following a trtp to Daytona ' Beach, Fla . The couple had a wonderful tune, a nd what a tan th ey both have ! Now my hard earned money can get Edw'm W. t Ed! Ha rman. of Worthington , owner of . an e ngmeermg and building contra c tors' suppl y distributorship and governor of Rotary Invitational Districl 669, wtll deliver the annual governor's address Friday evening at Heath Umted Methodtst Church in Middleport to the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club. Earlier ihat, day the governor will meet with Club President Harold Hubbard and his office rs and directors in one session, and with committee chairmen and Ule offieers in another . Bernard Fultz of the local club, area representative of lhe . gov_ernor , ~ill join in the sessions. The governor wtll speak to the cll!,b as a whole following dinner a t 6 p.m . · Gov. Harman was born m Columbus, shortly before his family moved to Zanesville. He was graduated fr om Zanesville's Lash High School, and attended the then Carnegie Tech in Pittsburgh and The Ohio State University. E nginee ri ng posi ti ons with the Muskingum County E ngineering Partly cloudy and mtld today with scattered show ers southeast. High 70 to 80 . Partly cloudy tonight, low fr om mid 50s to mtd 60s. Tuesday fair and warm, high m upper 70s and lower 80s. OOLLY HAYES WAS pleasantly surpr ised thts week when she fo und on her desk an attractive "fl ower " made of vegetables . The arrangem ent co nt ained cucumb ers , hot peppers and mangoes. The arrangement was made by Helen Ba iley f as much as Rotary governor to Weather - .1. ·, I . I ' )ieiZl'd FURNITURE DEPARTMENT, 3rd FLOOR ' • speak here Friday ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY POMEROY - Ke[)ey was a loveable dog. Her only problem was that she would not heed wl!en called. Last Sa turday Kelley was ki[)ed whe n she ran mlo the path of an auto. Ke[)ey belonged to Pam and Jim Crow, Ke[)cy was found by Ronnie Hub bard, wh o look lime to stop and bury her . He then notifted us of what had happened . W\ are ve ry grateful to him and extend our tha nks. La ter tha n morning th ree young gtrls stopped al our home, tears m their eyes. ~~we put flowers on Kelley's grave," they said. Nolhm g could have touched me· more. Leaving for work I stoppe d near !he former Stale Park m Syracuse lo fmd wh ere Kelley was buried. The girls wh o had placed flowers on the grave saw me a nd ran across the road· . " We'll show y..u he r grave" they satd m untson. The weeds were htgh, but this didn' t sto p Rebecca Dem~sey, and Sonya and Tony a As h who wtth thetr hands pushed the weeds aside so I could get to the spo\ where Kelley was buried. The story proves there are wonderful peo ple m this world, children are good and kind and, most of all, abnost e ve rybody loves a dog. 14 North weste rn 12 Was hm g lon U ( M o ) 27 Centre Co ll eg e 12 N orthern M rc h tga n 30 You n gs tow n 12 M 1am 1 / Oh10 ) Jl Ma r sh all 6 O klahoma 24 M tamt ( Fia } 20 ' :::: Purd ue 27 START BUYING OCTOBER 1, 1973 Jewel ry, Belpre, and Ronnie , Pa rkerSburg They also have three grand c hildr en, Eddie and Penny Sue Wolfe, and Joey Bnnke r By Katie Crow :\1 .•.• N ebras ka 46 M 1n nesota 7 M ass a chus ett s ~ 25 Rut g ers 22 Alabama 28 Georgra l .i Aubur n 14 MI SS!SS tp p r 7 Tenn essee 2B Ka n sas 27 Wes ter n Ken t Uc ky 45 Wes t ~s rm k cr Ftflh Street, Hactnc h-av e three cJiLidren , Mrs Joann Wolfe, Sycacuse ; Joe, of ' . ' In Columbus for the Grand Council Session besides Mr a nd Mrs . Brinker, wer e Da vid W. Fox, IllustriOUS Master or Bosworth Council, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J . Struble . Mr . Struble is the Recorder of Bosworth Council, Pomeroy. ~ Katie's Korner 24 Ohm U POMEROY, OHIO O\liner Brmker and his wife Naoma :~r·:==·=·:·=·===···=·===·:·:·:·=·=-:·=·==·==:===·===:==========·==:========:::;:::::;:;::===:~=:::::==-====r.:w Bowl tng Gr ~ en 49 To ledo 35 M tch tgan 24 Oreon 0 No t re Pa m e Lt Mt c h tg an St 10 T P. )( ii'S Tec h 20 O klahoma 5 1 7 Corn ell 7 Leh •gh 7 For dfi am 18 Se ton Ha ll 17 Kan sas Sl 21 M ~m pht S St 16 Per Hundred Pound s Alter Th ey _Are Hulled soon turnt•d 1nto a bus1ncl!;S, so he 1s now the hubby +d- HQ I V Cross 10 Da r tmouth 0 BRING YO Brin ker. worked 26 )'C" rs Jor U11ion H01.rge Lme, Plll.sburgh. When he rctu-cd SIX ) Ca rs a go, h1s \l. <tlt.:h ::m d dock r epa1r Brinker honored R enewal 1ninistry com!ng .. '• • 24 - The S unda~ T .• uel'>- S!:ntmt.'l, SWlda). tkt 7. 197~ persons escape falls NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. sweptoverth e edgeolthe falls . (UP! ) - A hehcopter and As the people in the river a police boat were cl ung to the wreckage of the disabled Sunday as they helicopter, those on lhe shore tried to rescue two adults and a threw ropes to them . Two of the baby drifting toward Niagara people from the helicopter Falls in a stalled motorboat. grabbed th e ropes and scramAIIIO persons who ended up bled ashore ,carrymg the baby. in the water were safely pulled The others also were pulled ashore a few hundred feet from OHl by a combined force of park · pollee, Niagara F'all s d ty th e 17&-foot high cataract. Thousands watched th e police, firemen and the Coast string of accidents and the Guard. eventual rescue from the But Park Police Sgt . Lyle shore . Newberry, 47. was swept Pohce said Jo Ann Horn , 21, _furthest downstream. One human cham form ed to and Michael Horn, 18 months, both of Tonawanda , N.Y. ; and cat c h him mtssed as the Jerry Land, 20, of Buffalo, current camed htm by , A were in a 14-loot motor[Joat second human cham 100 yards when its engine stalled. The further down stream caught current of the Ntagara River Newberry just as he was about was sweeping the boat toward to sltp over lhe 17&-loot drop. Horseshoe Falls - th e All were treated at the Niagara Medtcal Center and American side of the falls. A private helicopte r , Mount St. Mary's Hospital m carrymg the pilot and two Lewtston . Niagara F'alls Park policemen, went to their aid. But one of the people in the motorboat grabbed a runner on the hehcopter, · police said. The Metgs County Heart That forced the craft to tip Fund drive gol off to a good over. It broke up and spilled its sta~t Saturday when a balloon occupants into the river when it ta g day wa s conduc ted in hit some rocks. Pomeroy and Mtddleport. With six people now in the Balloon sales were m ade in water, and the current Pomeroy by Bethel 62, In· gradually picking up speed as lernational Order of J ob' s it swept them closer and closer Daughters, and m Mtddleport to the falls, a park police boat by the Meigs Chapter, Order of with four officers in it went to DeMolay. The Pomeroy drt ire their aid. totaled $269 15 and Mid· But the police boat· stalled. dleport's $201, brtnging the The four officers jumped into the river before their boat was combined proceeds to $470.15. Members of Job 's Da ughters ' Soviets ready • to msure peace PE R F'O RMING~Fri day night durmg halftime activities of th e Loga n-Mara uder game was J enny Chapm an, one of Metgs Htgh School's maJor ettes. It was homecoming. LUCASVILLE, Ohio (UP!) - Gordon "Sparky" Firman, 34, the object of one of the greatest manhunts in Ohi ~ during a 30-day crime' spree in 1960, was shot and wounded here Sunday in an attempted escape from the Southern Ohio Correctional facitity , Ftrman was being escorted across the prison yard by a guard when he ran toward the first of two chain-link fences surrounding the maximum security institution, prison officials said. Ftrman made it over the first fence and was attempting to climb the second when he was shot by a tower gu'ard. Officials said Firman ignored shouted orders to halt. He is hsted m fair condition in the Department of Correction's Medical Center at the former Ohio Penitentiary . in Columbus. Fimtan was once known as the " barefoot bandit of Walhonding Valley" for his early life of crime · near Coshocton, Ohio. F'irman reportedly began his life of '<:rime robbing truck drtvers on lonely roads at the ' ' workmg ' were Diane Carsey, honm·ed queen ; Debbte Harden, Cathy Rayburn, Barb F'ultz, Brenda Stanley, Paula Eiclunger , Ltsa Thomas, An gie Sisson, Becky Thomas, Patty Warner , Trudy Roa ch, Debbie Ha rlenba ch, Ktm Sebo, Union orders stoppage COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Employes of "Columbus Coaled Fabrics Co. were told by union age of 14 ., After tbe 1960 .crime spree, officials SWJday not lo return to Ftrman was convic te d on · thetr jobs at the plant because charges ranging fr om kid- of an illness which has struck se• era l employes , napping to armed robbery. He was sentenced to the Ohio - Corwtn Smtih , prestdent of Penitentiary for 29 to !50 years. Local 487 of Texttle Workers of After a desperate escape al· Amertca, smd of 801 plant emtempt over . the walls shortly ployes tested, 138 tested postafter being senl to the prison, live dur ing electromyogram Firman became a model examm allons and that 57 of prisoner and edited the pnson those are ~~clearly ill." newspaper and participa ted in Smit h sa id the unio n 's r ecommendation is " in effect a athletics. HiS sentence was reduced · wor k stoppage" but workers and Firman was Jl<lrOied 10 are ft·ee to report lo work at the 1970, but was sent to the new pl~nt if they choose and ther e , Lucasville facility a year later Wtll be ·no ptcket lm~s . Dt· Samuel E pstem of Case after vtolating the terms of his role Western Reserve Umverstty m P a · Cleveland and Dr . Kingsley ::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::;;:::::;:::::::::::::::::::::;;::::·:·:::·:-. Kay , an en v1ro nmen ta 1 EXTENDED OUTLOOK specta lts l wtth Mt. Sina t warm Wednesday. A Hospital m New York , advjsed chance of shOwers late Wl ion offi cials to reeommend Wednesday and Thursday. the work stoppage because of Turning cooler Thursday. unsafe condtltons, Smith said Company offi cta ls smd SunFriday fair wilb seasonal temperatures. Lows jn the da y workers at the ftrm 's Wor50s or 60s Wcdn~sday and lh mgton pla nt and a Newark, Thursday falling to the 40s Calif. plant were" te~ted and Friday mornllig. Highs In the none was shown positi ve. 70s Wednesday and In th e 60s . The sic kness a ff ec ts ,th e . " Thursda1: and Friday. ' nerves an d muscles, causing a general weakness of the body, '( ::·:·:·~=-:·:;:;:.;.:-:-..:.:·:·:...,.:·:·:f.·:·:.:-:.:-:::::::::::·:·~::-::::: th~ lU1 ion offi cJals said . MOSCOW (UP! ) - Soviet party chtef Leomd I. Brezhnev sa td today the Soviet Union was ''prepared as before" to help msure a stable peace tn the Mtddle Easl. Speaking at a lun cheon honon ng vi si tln g Prem1er Kakuci Tanaka of Japan, the general secretary of the Sovtet Co mmunis t party labeled Israel the a ggressor in the current ftght. " Na tura lly all our symJl<lthies are on the side of the vic tims of aggression," the Ara bs , he satd. Brezhnev said the process or international detente was gaining strength, " but in in· divldual regi ons of the world it is mterrupted by new flareups of conflicts and tension .'' Of the Middle East, he said: " What is taking place there is a battle between Israel, the a ggressor , and Egypt and Syria , th e v1 ctims of agg r es sion who want to , liberate their lands." He satd the Sovtet Union remamed a "convinced sup· porter of a fair and lasting peace ... and of guaranteed security for all countries and peoples of the area which is so close to our frontiers." "We are prepared as before to make our contribution toward ensuring such a peace,' ' Brezhnev said. A Soviet government statmen! earlier blamed the new outbreak on Israel and ' 'external reactionary circ les '' e ncouraging Israel 's aggressive ambitions." Sixth fatality recorded in Gallia County Gallia County recorded its sixth traffic fatality of 1973 at 1 :25 a.m. Sunday when Howard N. Powell, 37, of Chesapeake died in a two car collision on Rt. 7, three and seven tenths mtles south of RL 218. Hospitalized in serious condition at the Holzer Medical Rayan na Cole, Sandy Curtts, Patge Smith, Mary Sue Durs t, A good band show was Center Is the driver of the other Vanessa Folmer a nd Cathy prese nted Friday at the Kyger car, Leonard Hartwell, 31, of. Blaellnar , asststed by Cindy Creek game by the Eastern Crown City. Hartwell suffered Souls by, J un me r Souls by, Htgh School Marching Band, a dislocated htp and multiple abrasions. Todd Rawltngs, Tim Hawlings, direc ted by C. L. Wllls. In satisfactory conditiOn at Playing " Olympic Fanfare Rtck y Couc h, Sue Walker , Susie Abbot and Pa t Soulsby , and March," the band, starting Holzer is James E . Jeffers, 47, DeMolay helpers were Don fr om two c ompany fronts of Eureks Star Rt. , a passenger Va ug han, Davtd Edwards, Btll moved downfield using in Hartwell's car. Jeffers is McCoy and Mtke Hendri ckson . dropolfs and Hashbacks ending under observation for possible The next ma jor projec t lor m a concert formation at internal injuries. They were the Hearl Assn. will be a mtdftcld. Swingmg into "St. rushed to the hospital in an Halloween fesltval on Oct. 31 at James Infirmary," the band SEOEMS ambulance. According to the Galliath e Pomeroy Junt or Htg h pre se nted an exhibition of Meigs State Highway Patrol, audttonum m Pomeroy. The precision marching using step. event wtll begm wttb a pa rade lours from ea chendconcluding Powell's car and the auto through downtown Pomeroy wtth a concert formation as the driven by Hartwell collided s tarting at 6:30 p.m. The majorettes presented a iwt>- headon. The incident is still under investigation. parade w1ll be a masked event baton routine. Dr. Donald R. Warehime, for a ll persons competing fo r The majore ttes were featured pmes, wtth bands, and other · tn a flag routine as the band, Gallia County Coroner, ruled organ iza tiOns wis hing to ta~e playe d a jazz waltz Powell died at the scene from part welcomed. Any group arrangement of "Norwegian multiple internal injuries. Mr. Powell was the husband wtshmg lo parltctpa te should Wood ." Again performing a of Georgia Nance Powell and contact Mrs. Ja m es Souls by, precision . drill to the tunes, 992-2377 or Ralph Werry, 992· "The British Grenadiecs " and an employe of Dutch MU!er 5480, co-cha trpersons of the "Rule Britannia," the Eagle Chevrolet , Huntington. 19H hea r! fund drive. band extted using a stride step . Funeral services will be Tuesday at Schneider Funeral Residents wish ing to donate The majorettes are Louann Home, Chesapeake, with burial lo a sweet shop for the festival Newell, he ad' majorette ; in Powe ll Cemetery, Hamlin, are asked lo call Mrs. Soulsby Joanne Fick , Betsy Amsbary, W. Va . Suzy Goebel and Teresa Carr. or Werry. Else wh ere, Deborah l,{ay Flannigan, 18, of Havenswood, a nurse 's aide at the Holzer Medical Center, was killed in two-ear wreck on a s~aight ' ' s tretch of West Virginia State RACIN8 - Racme Village night in .the community. l n lieu of the. event, a com- Rt. 2(l'near MI. AI\O Saturday Coun cil aga m ha s voted aga mst holdmg a trick or treat muntty Halloween party will be e venmg . The accident ocstaged at the Racine Jlmior curred at 8:30p.m. m Jackson , High School. The village will be Cotftty . . MRS. DAV IS DIES can vasSed for money to help AUTO WRECKED Verna Davts, 85, fo rmerly of defra y the expenses for treats The Metgs County Sberiff's Ru tland RD, dted Sunday at a nd prizes fo~ the masked and Dept . investigated one auto the Elmwood Rest Home , for games to be held. accident·over the weekend. At Por tsmouth, followM\g a ·long At the request of Marshall Illn ess Mrs. Da\'is was Deputy Alfred Lyons, council 6:M p.m . Sunday on SR 143 preceded 111 dea th by her has se t a curfew in October about .6 mile' west of Car: husband, Race. She ts survived begmning a t 10 p. m each penter, where an auto driven by several meces and nephews. evemng. The stren will sound by Dale V. Queen, 21, Rt. 3, Grave'side services wtll be held at 10 p. ro. each nlght marking ,Mbany, went out of control on Tuesday al 2 p. m . at the the beginning of the curfew. All the rain-slick- surface. Heavy R o bt hso n Ce m e ter y, youn g people 18 and under damage was incurred by the. Langsvtlle RD. under the mus t be off the street.s by 10 p. fr ont end of Queen's car, No dire clion Qj' Martw Fune ra l m. unless a cco~pa nied by a injuries were repor~ and no cilation >+~s issued. Home, ltut1 and. parent or gu ar~n . Heart fund given good start Firman's try for freedom is foiled. TEN CENTS Eagles' hand in sharp show Council hans trick -treat a f � 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 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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