https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/98509af1aa61e6d44d3c4af76101794b.pdf 21cba6ae34dce32630ed385daf478bc7 PDF Text Text ' .. THEY DON'T RETIRE -.•. .I '• I Old Magiciap,s Just Disappear Mov;.r; 0~, ~001<1~~ ~IK~ WJ 1'111 JACK NVI'='. WATe~WAY" · · - . BY BOB HOEFLICH Strange, m1gical thilljlS are happening a! 249 North Third Ave., Middleport. But, why not? Mter all, tha~·~ the residence of Mauri, tbe Magician. Maun lS Herman Barker, a former resident of Meigs and Mason Counties who became enchanted with the :world of magic ;nd show. business many · years ago when at age 18 he saw a performance by famed magician Howard Thurston in Columbus. Show business has ·not ·meant a mansion and a black top hat shaped swimming pooJ.for Barker who has returned to Meigs County to makirhis home. On theconlrary the going was tOugh There was hardly a time that Mauri - or Herma~ Barker _ could !iive up regular employment to follow the fortunes of show "biz." A natural musician - having had no formal .!raining - Barker 1oined the band of the Hagan beck and Wallace Circus when it left Middleport many years ago after showing at Pythian Park. He had played a baritone in the old time bands in the Bend area The circus band needed a baritone so he was on h~ way. Clyde Beatty was with the 'circus and Barker came to know the famous lion tamer quite well. After two seasons with Haganheck and Wallace, FIVE f /~N''I' . "1'1-1/I.T ~WE~/.., MA1 barker switched to the Cole Brothers Circus when BeattY. movoo to join that show. Barker later became the band director for the Haag Circus- at · the fabulous salary of $8 a week. However, times · were hard for the "greatest shows on earth" and Barker returned to Columbus where he had first become interested in a magic act. J\ll through the years, he studied, practiced, and had been collecting props needed in developing into, "Mauri, the Magician ." In the 1950s he went out on his own in northern Ohio playing one night *nds. However, the pay was not adequate to live on and he continued working in a variety of endeavors among which was one making barrels for a Columbus firm. Barker even tried his hand- or, perhaps, his sleigh! of hand - on showboats. He played on the Majestic, the Waler Queen and the Cotton Blossom. Among the stops sometimes was Pomeroy soil was old home week for the ambitious performer who received $5 a week or even $6. On one of the showboats, he played a role in one of the skits, performed his magic act and played the _caliope. While Barker may have had hopes of finding his stage career a little more rewarding financially, he freely confesses that he never wanted to become a NI>.W1 iHAi7 TH51iW~F~ ~~ P~AYING NIN~PIN~1 URCHIN-/ COME ONd;.rf ~AC.K VOL. XXIV NO. 120 TO WORK! HERMAN BARKER, who for years has played on slages as "Mauri, the Magicia-n,' ' holds the traditional "feather flowers " of magic acts at his home in Middleport. • Now You Know Before !he various statutes wer.e repealed in 1627, Englishmen need merely raised "the hue and cry" to be justified in pursuing- and even killing - a suspected wrongdoer. · slage '.'great." ' . "I alwa~.s just wanted todo my thing: and I did It my way, Barker srud, m reflecting upon .~e ~iff:~ult limes he encountered throughout hts life lme: . . During the years, he dpfted m and oul of the South. He was managing a hotel in Carlersville, G~·., when he met his wtfe, Manon, who stopped. at the ~otel overmght.enroule to her le~ching position at Kingstown, G?·· m l!lfij). A courtshtp followed and they we.re marrted. They moved about through the South m the followmg year_s. Barker played engagements hither and yon and Mrs. Barker continued her teaching until1969 when she retired. The couple lried Florida, bul as far as Barker is concerned, there's no place like the Big Bend area. So, the Barkers have been living in MiddleJ)ort si~e July: Mrs. Barker says every room of the house IS mag,t,cal. , . . I wouldn t trade a .~hovelful ~f tlus soli for the whole sta.te of Flortda, Barker JOked. Maurilast performedm Juneofthis year before the Kiwan.is Club ~t Chiple.;" Fla: 1 And has Maurt retired . No str . "Old magicians don't retire, they just disappear," Barker insisted. • ' at Weather Cloudy, cooler today . chance of showers soulheast. Clearing and cooler tonight. the mid or upper 50s southeast. Fair and little temperature change Tuesday . Devoted To The Interests Of The Meigs- Mason Area POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TEN CENTS PHONE 992-2156 MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1971 • 1eu InTheWt/cY 13/ue Under- ® HE WERE. TH' SON O' KING HENRY TH' ATE, sO-CALLED BECUZ: HE. ATE £\'ERYTI-IING IN SIGHT!! HOW DID A RUNT LIKE Kli-JG 1-IENR:Y nl' \th 6E.COMI'. EMPEROR O' ALL TH' SI.OI3ro.IIAS, PAPPY? rtfl. r(. SAIGON (UP! ) - President Nguyen Van Thieu rolled up a landslide reelection victory today, accordillg ·to official figures for South Vietnam 's uncontested presidential vote, and he called it a national achievement. ·"This is really a very good achievement of our nation and our people in the building and implementing of democracy," Thieu !faid in a statement issued from Independence Palace. Thieu, 48, noted that there HE GAVE HIS LI'L SON ~th 0' HIS FOODe>LIT NOT A CIWMB MORf.• HOI<AY,YOU {; 1-4A! ·AA!! MAJESTY OPENING SET PT J PLEASANT Tuesday 's dedication ceremonlesfortheopenlngof .. ...._ r ...., ........... ,.., ,... ,, ,, ~ 'lEA~ LATER.- ONE BLAZ.IN'J..'( HOT DA'f- J.f4LP!!-THE SUMMER PALACE. 50 WH'I BODDER 'lOUR Ys th OF A BRAIN--- NO MADDER HOW DIPP WE GO, IT'LL STILL BE UGH!- SLOE'!>EI<;JVIA- :::cha~:~t ot~~~nlasn~:; . I THIN~ I STANDINK ON 50ME.ONE.'S HAD- RIGHT!! AND 'lOUR FEE.T IS NO f'.OS£ GAR.D~!! IS SINKINKf! WE. DUN'T ALLOW PIPPLE OF YOUP. COLOR IN n\15 NEIGHWRHOOr!! CAPTAIN EASY IJIJ.\ATW~L.l>ME'ANT SPEL..L- BY THE WITCH CHIL-D 1 FMJr-JY OOOL~Y, . lJ HA~ HAD UNFORE:7!:!0N f<:~S>Ul- 17! rmrrm CONFOlJt-JD IT. HIMF ~ WHAT HAV~ .LET'7 LOOK. YCJ/J DONE TO ME: WITH YOUR AT IT THI? WAY... P5'fCHIATIZJC CLAPTRAP~ ., I AM A HEAD5Hi<:INKE-1<.: by Crooks & Lawrence - ··. PE~HAP~ t.\V ~UR?E' CAN ·ER- GlJIDEO 'YOIJ OLJT ~ ker and in an atmosphere of discontent to the people and government repression. "We do not recognize the leadership of Mr . Nguyen Van Thieu, " the statement said . "We do not recognize the leadership of Mr. Nguyen Van Thieu," the statement said. "We do not recognize all the prefabricated results of the ele.ction which Mr. Thieu's police machinery organized and . conlrolled." The statemenl was issued by the "People's Force Against Dictatorship," a committee formed last week of influential Ky backers and other opponents of Thieu. The government Election Information Center published a preliminary nationwide counl that showed Thieu got 5,776,074 votes, or 91.51 per cent of the total of 6,311,853 cas!. The center said 353,146 votes were invalid and counted against Thieu. That amounled to 5.5 per cent of the vote. 'There was some mystery abllut the remaining 3 per cent. Officials said there were some "missing ballots" and it would • . · $2,500 or more agricultural products in the year as compared with 313 in 1964. The report also showed average farm size in Meigs Coun ty was 156.8 acres and average value of these farms land and buildings - was $24,337. Other figures from !he report were : 7f0P ~TARING AT 66 !.ATe FOR THAT 1 ASCS Elections on December 1 county are known as BedfordSalisbury, Salem-Rulland , Columbia -Scipio, Olive-Orange, Letart-Lebanon, Chesler, and Sutton. . All farmers are eligible to receive a ballot and all farmers have the righl to be nominated by petition . A notice and blank petition is being sent to all known eligible voters. U more • petitions are desired, farmers may call at the county office and pick them up. Each petition submitted must be limited to one nominee, signed by at least three eligible voters in the community, include a cer tilication that the nominee is willing to serve if elected, and must be received at the County ASCS office ·in Pomeroy not ,ews... zn rze1 s : ' . Value of all farm products an agricutlural census is insold in 1969 was $4,000,914 while formation on the extent of which the total in 1964 was $3,516,350. corporate structure is being used by operators of farms from Value of all crops sold in 1969 which agricullural products was $746,300; in 1964, $794,282. totaling $2,500 and over were sold. Including family !arms Value of all livestock, poultry, using this type of business and their products sold in 1969 structure , four of the county's was $3,218.44; in 1964,$2,678,655. $2,500 and over farms are inReported for the first time in corporated . ---------------------------. B . ,.f. I be one or two days before all the votes could be accounted for . Thieu had said he would quit if he didn't get more than 50 per cent of the vote, but the huge plurality of ballots counted gave him an overwhelming vote of confidence. The results showed the grip the Thieu-appointed province chiefs have on the countryside. All of them are army colonels and all of them were under orders to get out the vote and make sure it went to the president . Meigs Farm c 0 u nt D0 wn Memorial Bridge will commence at 2 p. m., a West Meigs County showed 762 Virginia Department of Highfarms in the 1969 Census of ways spokesman said today. Agriculture, according to West Vlrg.lnla Gov. Arch MRS. OSBY A. MARTIN, Le Chapeau Deparlemental Eight and Forty, third left, was Moore will be on hand for the figures released by the U. S. honored a! a reception Sunday at !he Middle(l(lrt Church of Christ. With her, above, I tor, are Department of Commerce's activities. Mrs. Catherine Welsh, chapeaU" of the Meigs County Salon 710; Mrs. Virgil Walker of Racine, Bureau of the Census. Departementalle secill!taire-cassiere (Mrs. Martin ), and Mrs. Harry Davis, president or the In the last previous census of American Legion Auxiliary of Pomeroy Drew Websler Post 39. The Meigs Salon and lhe agriculture in 1964, the number Pomeroy unit hosted the reception. See account on Page 5. of farms in the county was 1,073. RATEDSU~ERIOR Of the county's total farms in MASON - The Wahama 1969, 254 are reported as selling High School band received a first divisional rating Superior- at the Invitational Southeast.,lland Festival Saturday In Bristol, Tenn. The White Falcon band was Two young men were injured (.isle and a passenger, Steve off the road just long enough for one of four bands to receive The Meigs County and an auto demolished. in a Winebrenner, 16, Syracuse, her car to leave the highway to .the superior rating. The 85- Agriculture Stabilization and two-car accident Sunday at I :45 suffered abrasions and back strike and break off a power member group was ac- Con·servation Committee injuries. Both were taken to pole . There were no injuries anc. · companied to the festival by election this year will be held p.m. in Syracuse. Marshall Millon Varian said Holzer Medical Center by only light damage to her CillO Its directors, Gerald Sim- Dec. L Meanwhile, three single car mons and Charles Yeago. Donald · Keith Lisle, 18, private car where they were Ballots will be mailed to accidents were investigated by Twenty bands participated In voters about 12 days before the Syracuse. was traveling east on treated and released . Mullen was cited to Mayor the Sheriff's Dept. Sunday. SR 124 when a car driven by the class with the Wahama election. These voted ballots At 12:30 a.m : on County Road band. Sean Mullen, 22, Middleport, Herman London's Court for must be mailed or returned in pulled off Bridgeman Sl. onto failure to yield right of way at 28 five tenths of a mile north of person not later than Dec. L an intersection. The Lisle car SR 124 near R~cine, Calvin · ::;:w.~~·MitM l w 124, striking Lisle's vehicle. w The ASC conununities in the Lisle's car went off the high- was demolished. There was Wilford Mayle, Jr., 18, was way on the right, back across moderate damage to Mullen's . traveling north when he failed 1· ' Saturday at 1:45p.m. on·John lo round a curve . His car went the highway and off on the left, turned around and then over on St. in Syracuse, Denise M. off the highway and struck a Cross, 16, Racine, look her eyes bridge abutment. Mayle had its top. face, chest and back injuries, but was not immediately f 7\T • I treated. The car was demolished. No arrest was I . I made. I Sunday at 3a.m. on Vine St. in By United Press International RJ!cine Robert Bruce Beegle, 24, RJ!cine, Rt. 1, traveling east, Coal Talks may Resume Soon turned onto Rt. 338 in heavy fog, NEW YORK - REPRESENTATIVES of the United Mine He cut too sharply. and struck a Workers Union and the mine owners may resume their lalks on parked auto belonging to Tuesday . The sessions were recessed on Friday. The union 's Charles R. Alkire . There wert policy arKI scale commitlee met here today to consider a report on no injuries or arrests, bul heavy negotiations in the country-wide strike. Meantime, members of damage .to both cars. At 6:55a.m. on SR 124, Rickey the International Longshoremen's Association.and the New York Shipping As.!lociation resumed talks today after a weekend recess. Allen Wilt, 18, Bucyrus, wtla The JLA workers went on strike Friday at Gulf Coast and East !raveling east when due to Coast docks, chieny over the issue of a guaranteed annual in- heavy fog he went off the highway and struck a utility pole. come. Wilt had ,injuries to his head end right leg but was not imHouse, Senate Votes Today ·mediately treated. There .wu WASHINGTON- BOTH THE HOUSE and Senate will vote heavy ·damage to the car. No loday on bills aimed at reversing President Nixon's order for a· citation was issued . half-year pootponement of pay hikes for federal employes. The balloting poses an important tes.t of !he. entire new ec?nomic INFANT HELPED progtam promulgated by the ·WJD.te House. The Middleport E-R squad -leni to the William Harris Strike. Meetings in Progress I SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED - Two freshmen at the residence, 169 North Second SAN FRANCISCO - ON THE WEST COAST, striking Holzer Medical Center School of Nursing have each received Ave. at 3:07 a.m. today to help members of the International Longshoremen 's and a $375 scholarship pro:.tden by ·the Ohio Valley Electric seven-month old Michael Wjll'ehousemen 's Union and representatives of their employer Corporation. They are Mary Bradbury, 18, second left, Harris, who baa a high fever oup the Pacific Maritime Association met separately Sunday .and h~vin g diffi~ulty breathing. daughter of Mt. and Mrs. C. A. Bradbury of Middleport, and ~lth Director J. Curtis Counts of Ule Federal Mediation arid He was taken to Veterans Emily Grose, third left, daughler of Mr . and Mu. RJ!y Grose Conciliation Service. Counts said the negotiations were making Memorial Hospital and was of Cheshire. Mary's father is assislant chief chemist at headway because "there were less obstacles in the way .'" admitted. ' KygerCreek Power Plan! i~ Cheshire and has worked there , -, * \ . Two Drivers ·H urt ' had been a higher recorded turnout of voters-87.7 per cent -than for any nationwide eleclion since he first ran for office in 1967. That year 83 per cent turned out at the polls. Meantime, a group of influential backers of Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky also issued a statement.in which they called the election"a far ce". They demanded that the United States halt direct support or Thieu's government because lhe election "was conducted with the support of Ambassador (Ellsworth ) Bun- : • • I 17 years. Mr. Grose, malnlenancc foreman at the Kyger Creek Plant, has ·abo been employf!!, there 17 years. Presenting the checks to the gitls at Davis Hall in Gallrpolis was Lou Ford, manager of the Kyger Creek Power Plant, and Miss Berenice Skehan, director of the H~l~er Medical Center School of Nursing. O.V.E.C. scholarships are given each year . to enlering fresh!f1en at the Holzer Medical Center School of ]l]ursi~g . \ later than Oct. 27. If six or more eligible candidates . are nominated by proper petition, no further nominations will be made. If less than six are nominated by petition, the present community committee will add the number of nominees needed to complele the slate of six . If a person who is nominated by petition is found to be ineligible. he will he so notified and given 15 days in which to apJl!!aL Persons nominated should be currently engaged in the operation of a farm or ranch and be well qualified for committee work. In general, a farmer is eligible to be a communily committeeman if he Jives in the community in which he is eligible to vote. The duties of community committeemen include : informing farmers of the purpose and provisions of the ASCS programs, keeping the county committee informed of local conditions , recommending needed changes in farm programs, .Parlicipatlng in community meetings as necessary , and performing other dulles as assigned by the county committee. LOCAL TEMPS ' Temperature in downtown Pomeroy Monday at II a.m. was 70 degrees under cloudy skies. PROBE UNDER WAY Under investigation by the Meigs County Sheriff's Dept. is a breaking and entering at the L. D. Bird home, Rt. I, Long Bottom, that occur'red some time over the w·eekend, The Bird home is lncated near lJastern High SchooL • �• \ 2-The.DailySentlnel Middle'jlori-PIIuaoy 0 ,Oct.4 1971 LE;GAL NOTI~E P M October 27 of the Rea NOT CE s hereby g ~en that n pu suance of a Reso ut on of The to low ng Real Estate the Counc ot the v llag e of situate rr 65 acre Lot 157 M dd eport Oh o passed on the Section 29 Town 1 Range 13 26th day of July 197 there w 1 Meigs County Oh o bounded as be subm tted to a vote of the follows • e of sa d V I age at the Beg ;fi(ning at the northwest peop ELECTION to be held corner of sa d Sect on 29 thence Genera n the v I age of M dd eport along the north 1 ne of sa d Oh1o. at the places of sect on to the northeast corner vot ng the re nregular on Tuesday the of Kerrs 6 acre ot thence along 2nd day of Novemb er 197 the sa d Kerrs east 1 ne 245 feet quest on of ssu na bonds nt ct.>\ n thence north 85:1/• deg east 389 v 1 age n th e amount of S x ty feet thence south 6& 2 deg east Thousand Do Iars ($60 000 OOJ 279 feet to a Locust Tree thence for the purpose of pa y ng the south 17 2 deg east 843 feet to cos t of constru ct ng a new f re Powell s west ne thence ~long stat on f urn sh no and sa d Powells wes1 I ne 428 , equ ng the same and m feet to to sa d Powe s nor provpp ng the s te thereof as thwest corner thence north 2 1 prov ded by law deg east 322 teet to he center of The max mum numbe of a road then ce a ong the eenter yea s dur ng wh ch such bonds of sa d road In a northwest are to run s 2 yell s d rect on to he east s de of the The est m ated average ad Thomas Fork road r.ear M es d tonal tax rate amoun s to Moors lot thence a ong the east Twelve Cents for each one s de of the sad Thomas Fork hund ed do ars of va uat on road n a southwest d rect on o wh ch s 1 2 m lis for each one the pla ce of beg nn ng save and ar. of valuat on outs de of except 1 ac es so ld to M les do he I m ta t on mposed by Ar Moors by v B Horton a so a c e Xl Sect on 2 of the r ght of way granted to the Oh o Cons tu on 1\lS ce rt f ed by the Centra Ra road the and so Coun y Aud to conveyed be ng 32 9 100 acres The Pol s for sa d Elect on more or less , w open at 6 30 o c ock A M Also the fo ow ng rea est a e and em a n open unt 6 30 s tuate n Me gs County Oh o o clock P M Ea stern Sta ndard and s the 65 ac e part of 100 Tmeo fsadday ac e of 57 bounded and By order of he Board of des cr bed as to ows The one E ec ons of Me gs Coun y acre lot ly ng n the west end of Oh o satd part of sa d 00 a crt o Edw n S Co:za t Beg nn ng at a stake a a run on Cha man the east s de of the road sou h Of the br dge ove Th omas Fork thence south 59 d egrees hence south 49 east 290 fee degrees west 150 feet thence north 59 deg ees west 290 fee t to the road thence no rth 49 degrees eas along sa d road so LEGAL NOTICE feet to the p ace df beg nn ng con fa n ng ac e Also he NOTICE OF ELECTION fo ow ng lo ad ton ng sad 1 ON TAX LEVY acre lots tuate n Sec 30 n he IN EXCESS OF 65 acre part of 00 acr e lot 157 n THE TEN MILL sa d County and Sta e Beg n LIMI111TION n ng at he Nor h corner of sa d NOT CE s her eby g ven ha t Moor s ac e o hence Nor h n pu suance of a Reso ul on of 33 deg ees east 60 feet hen ce he Board of Coun y Com <60u h 53 degrees eas 84 feet m ss one s of he Coun y of then ce sou h 70 degrees east 246 Me gs Po me roy Oh o passed fee thence sou h 49 2 deg on he 7th day of Septe mbe west 08 fee to the east corne r 97 there w be subm I ed to of sa d ac e ot thence no h a vo e of he peop e of sa d 59 deg west OB fee fa the eas County a a Genera E LEC hence T ON to be he ld n he county of co ne of sa d ac e Ia north 59 deg west 290 teet to he Me gs Oh o a he egu a place of beg nn ng cant a n ng paces of vo ng he en on 2 acre Save and excep t he Tuesday the 2nd day of r ght ot way granted by sa d November 971 the ques t on of Moors to the Oh o Centra evy ng n excess of the en m Ra road be ng he same r ea of m at on to the benet estate conveyed by V B Hor on Me gs Coun y for the purpose of and Dabney hers o sa d M es p ov d ng care ma ntenan ce Moors and eco ded n Vo 39 !rea men I and hasp a Iat on of Pages J49 350 and 352 A so n es den Is of Me gs Coun y who Vo 56 Pages 102 03 and 04 are suffer ng from tuber cu os s Also Vo aa Pages 393 and 394 a hasp fa s w th wh ch th e Me gs Coun y Dee a Records Comm ss oners of M e gs Coun y Save and excep J 079 acres have contracted and for the conveye d o th e Sta e of Oh o by su pport of Tubercu os s Cl n cs deed r eco ded n Vo 224 Page pu suant o t he au ho ty 605 Me gs Cou nty Deed g an ed n Sec on 339 38 o I he Records referen ce to wh ch s Oh o Rev sed Cod e he rebv made fo del n e Sa d ta x be ng a enewa of descr pt on of he excep on an eK s ng ax of 65 m s o un Save and excep a acre con fo f ve yea s veyed to Orv lie and M dred M II rons by deed eco rded n a a ate no exceed ng 65 m Is Vo ume 169 Page 164 Me gs to each one dol ar of va ua~ on Coun I y De ed R eco ds wh ch a moun s to S x and on e efe ence to wh ch s he eby ha f ce n s for each one hund ed made fo del n te descr pi on of do a s of valuat on tor F ve h s excep on Except ng and yea s res erv ng to he Grantors The po s for sa d Elect on H en r y M rons a nd Mare w I be open at 6 30 o clock A M M rons 1 57 of the above and rem a n open un I 6 30 descr bed ea t es a e more or o c ock P M Eastern Standard tess descr bed as follows T me of sa d day Beg nn ng a a po n on S ate By o der of the Boa d of H ghway ght of way 234 13 Etec ons- of Me gs Coun y r gh of center ne stat on 69 o p us H 5 hence bear ng south 44 deg 29 07 east 360 to Edw n S Coza tacked hub hence nQ h 32 Cha man deg 50 53 east JOB 8 to ron p n n ce nter ne of townsh p Do oth y M Jo hn s on road No 94 thence fo ow ng C erk ce nter ne of townsh p road and Da ed Sep 28th 97 ex st ng prope ty ne nor hwest to pont on sta e h ~hway r ght 10 ' 1 8 25 .do of way 252 ght of stat on 170 plus 78 thence sou h 46 deg JO LEGAL NOTICE 30 wes 22 78 o a po nf on r ght Of way 251 75 r ght of 70 NOTICE OF E;LECTION plu s 56 2 thence souttl 68 deg ON TAX LEVY 26 11 wes SO 4 lo po nt on IN EXCESS OF r ght of r ght of way 230 THE TEN MILL stat on 70 plu s 00 hen ce so u h LIMITATION 39 deg 18 53 75 83 o po n of T ICE s hereby g ven ha beg nn ng con ta n ng 57 n NO pur suan ce of a Resolut on of acre s mo e or ess he Counc I of the V age of Further sub ect o al Pomeroy Oh o pa ssed on th e easements and r gh s of way of 8th day of September 197 record De ed Reference the e w II be aubm tied to avo e Volume 227 Page 577 Me gs ot he peop e of sa d v age of County Deed Reco ds Pomeroy Oh Q at the regu ar The r ghl tore eel any and or p aces of vot ng there n on a I b ds s eserved by the Tuesday th e 2nd day of v llage of M ddleport Novemb er 97 he ques on of Gene Grate evy ng n excess of the ten m Cl erk Treasurer m at on for the benef t of 9 20 27 ( 0 ' 8 5t Pomeroy V age for the pu rpose of Curren t expenses of he V llag e of Pomeroy Oh o Sa d tax be ng an addlt ona NOTICE ON FILING ax of ' m II to un for f ve OF INVENTORY yea s a a rate not exceed ng AND APPRAISEMENT One half m II for each one do ar The State of Oh•o Me gs o va ua on wh ch amQunts o County Probate Court f ~e cen s for each one hundred To the Executor of the es a e do ars of va ua on for f ve to such of the fo ow ng as are years res dents of he State of Oh o The Po s for sa d El ect on 'V z - the surv v ng spouse the w I be open at 6 30 o clock A M next of k n the benet c ar es and re m a ns op en un I 6 30 under the w 1 and to the at o c ock P M Ea stern S and a d t.o rney or attorneys T me of sa d day represen t ng any of t he By order of th e Board ol afQrement oned persons Elect ons of Me gs County Orv e E Wa tson Deceased Oh o R eeds-v I e Oh o R 0 0 ve Townsh p No 20445 Edw n S Coza You are hereby no f ed hat Cha rman the Inventory and Ap pra sement of the estate of th e Dorothy M Johnston aforementioned deceased ate c erk of said County was f ed n h s Da ed SeP 28 197 Court Sa d nventory and Appra sement w 1 be to OJ < 1 18 25 4 hear ng before th sCo ur on he 13th day of October 97 at 10 00 o c ock A M Any person des ring to f le except ons thereto must f e NOTICE OF ELECTION them a east fi ve days pr or to ON TAX LEVY the date set for hear ng IN EXCESS OF G ven under my hand and THE TEN MILL sea of sad Co urt th s 24th day LIMITATION of Septem be 97 NOT C E s hereby g ven hat F H 0 Br en n pursuance of a Reso u on of Judge and ex off co Cl erk th e Counc of the v age of of sa d Court Rae ne Oh o pa ssed on th e 2nd day of Se ptember 97 her e By An n B Watson w be subm tted to avo e of the Deputy C e k peop e of sa d V II age a a ' 2t Genera E LECT ION to be he d n heV lageof Ra e ne Oh oat the regu ar pla ce of vot ng ther e n on Tuesday th e 2np NOTICE day of Nove m ber 971 he Not ce s he eby g ven tha t ques t on of evy ng n excess of the Pome oy Na ona Bank he ten m I I m I tat on for the Pomeroy Oh o on September benet t of Rae ne V llage for the 22 1971 f ed w th the Reg onal purpose of Cu rrent expenses Adm n sr a or of Nat anal s~ d tax be ng a renew a of Banks One Er ev ew P aza an ex st ng tax of Two m s to C eveland Oh o for pe m ssion r un for f ve years to relocate the banks Rutlltnd Bran ch from Ma n Street a a rate not uceed ng 2 0 m lis Rutla nd Oh o to Sa em Street lor each one dollar of va uat on Rutland Oh o wh ch amounts to Twenty Ce nts tor each one hundred do Iars of POMEROY NATIONAL BANK valuat on for F ve years The Polls for sa d E ection Pom~roy Oh o (10 I ; t w I be open at 6 JO o clock A M and rem a n open unl I 6 JO o c oc k P M Easterf\ Standard T me of sa d day El l( order of the Board of LEGAL NOTICE E ect on of Meigs County Oh o Not ce s hereby g ven that on Tuesday October 12th 1971 at Edw n S Cozart 10 00 A M we w I offer for sate Cha rman at publ c auction to the h ghest b dder for cash in hand at Keith Dorothy M Johns t<ln Goble Ford Inc 461 S Th rd Cle k Ave Ml~d eport Oh o the Dated September 28 1971 following described car to w t 1 - 1971 Ford Mustong 2 8 25 4t door Hardtop w th Ser a Es~te • on numbor IFOIF 108009 The undersigned reserves the right to b d Kerth Gob e Ford Inc Mlddl!port Oh o (tOI.l6Jt 3-The Dally Sentinel MlddleJ!ori-Pomeroy 0 Oct 4 1971 lHel£\n Help Us I ~· NOTlCE OF ELECTION ON ISSUE OF BONDS 1971 tor the follow n~ r---------------------------1 LEGAL NOTICE Sealed b ds w II be rece ved by the V llage of M dd eport Oh o 237 'Race Street unt 1 4 sale • I By Helen Bottel 1 NOIITH 4 • K74 • 762 WEST • K963 "'A9 5 EAST .96 .J32 "IAQ95 3 "IJ108 .Q108 5 oloQ103 .J4 "'J74 2 SOUTH (D) .AQ !085 "IK4 • A7 2 oloK8 6 Both vulnerable North East 3NT South !NT Pass Pass lead- "I 5 Oswald & James Jacoby Oswald We are frequent ly asked 1f we ever open one no trump when we hold a five card maJor Our answer 1s that we do any lime our hand fulfills all reqUirements for a no trump openmg Jrm Today s hand !llus !rates why we favor the no trump openmg w h en our hand meets these reqmre ments Aftet South s openmg no trump Norlh has a class 1c ra1se to game If West ma kes h1 s normal opemng lead of the fourth best hear t Sout il proceeds to rattle off 10 h 1cks If West opens some ether su1t the play w II go more slowly but the end re suit w11l be mne or 10 tncks In other words three no trump played by South 1s a c nch contract Oswald Let s see what happens 1f South opens one spade North may elect to respond one no trump South will study awhile He may pass or he may ra1se to two no trump If he ra1ses to two no trump North w11l con tmue to game East Will be on lead and 1S qwte hkely to lead the Jack of hearts If he does West w11l wm the first f ve tncks and no one can make three no trump that "ay J1m North may ra1se spades Playmg m spades Soulh will probably be held lo n ne tn cks Nme tncks are enough for game m no trump They aren I enough m spades r-----------------------------------------1 Voice along Broadway I I I BY JACK 0 BRIAN mto the ghettos so Gypsy cabs flip their rear bu'"i"rs at the medallioned scaredtes Wtth thiS ROYALTIES ARE TITHES 111AT BIND s1gn We re not yellow - we go anywhere NEW YORK - Jesus ChriSt Superstar The week she died by choice Pter Angeli needs a few backstage rruracles to qwet the no was m a Ch 9 mov1e here Story of Three doubt apostles who wrote 11 Slrange they want Loves Pier s epiSode operung eerily ~ her the1r royalties The 20th Fox proxy f1ght attempted swc1de The eh1c male MadiSOn group dug m for a long battle even listed m the Ave bootmakers now get $24 for new soles & N Y phone book Jeanette Hackel~ w1dow of heels B1ll Cosby amves at the Stage Deily at great old Ziegfel!l tenor John Steel was flown to 8 30 a m orders lox and eggs and bnngs hiS Columbia Presbytenan Hospital here m a coma own AfriCan coffee Jelled to hun from Kenya from Martha s Vmeyard where she suffered a Ryan 0 Neal s Love Story stardom went savage acc1denl Fred Allen s ally Peter stra1ghl to hiS waiStline Its never having to Donald IS senously ailing agam Guss1e say sorry no seconds Clark Gables star Moran s date at the Grenadier was Tom Cor Sized plrunt as he neared the end of hiS career bally who wed Guss1e for about a mmute (ac was relief For the f~rst tune m 30 years I II be lually 48 hours) Mayor Bob Wagner s able to let my stomach out Clark admitted divorced wife Barbara Cavanagh IS bemg Cormne Calve Is blithe Calve Is blithe mdeed there thered by her longlune broker fr1ertd Don about her career reverses told Mike Douglas as W1lson Orchestra leader at the F1ghl for Sight she hoped appearmg on hiS show wouldn t stop Rainbow Room benefit bash Oct 17 1s a her Calif welfare checks Sad k1d pmgnantly perfect cho1ce blind bandleader Phil Bermett Apollo aslronaut Jun lrwm s proudest of h1s Dina Mernll so dearly yearns the star role m The lOth Month by Geni:leman s latest award a letter sweater from hiS Salt Lake Agreement author Laura Z Hobson she took City high school for bemg the best long diStance Ed Muskie and her case strrught to Laura Z who explamed 11 s man the school ever had out of her hands - Warners bought 1t The George McGovern are having parallel bad Library Restaurant on the upper West Side has publicity breaks Muskie tripped over his tongue made 11 as a celebrity hangout M1chel on the Negro-for Veep semanllcs and Sen MeG Kazan s ba1rdo parlor has an honest-to.gm lost a multi-page Look Mag layout supposed to All the status marl!ru rmse (Does she or doesn t she' Only her run the week after it plopped bartender knows) Erstwhile off-and-onscreen thunbles are spreadmg out Kermeth Jay Lane haddie Lawrence Tierney has blown up (as a who started m great JUnk jewelry has been hardhat construction guy) to a Ear happier 235 corrumsstoned to destgn Onental-eoolle style denun swts denun ' Israel has X-raled sex lbs The N Y phone book s as opturustic as f1lm trouble not bemg shown - bemg shot there The orthodox J ew1sh hierarchy there also 1s Howard Samuels our offlrack betting maven 11 con tams 12 Wmners and only one Loser We fltppmg Its yarmulke - at semor off1cers m the loave John Lennon s sWitch on Ench Segal s army haidmg out birth control ptlls to the gll"l recrUits HaVIng seen Anna Moore for decades mane Love IS never havmg to say you re sorry behind the cash regiSter m her famed and now from Love Story the whilom Beatie s w1tty realistic aphonsm 1s Love IS havmg to say forlornly gone Dinty Moore s restaurant we were starUed to get postcards from Anna you re sorry - every half hoW' datelined Stockholm and Copenhagen Gad Restaurant casualties keep burpmg along Maud Chez Elle shuttered after 35 years The How we wish shed re-open her great Bdwy Sportscr1be Larry Recession Atlantic City s racetrack handle IS restaurant - anywhere I off 21 pet Charlton Heston thinks nobody Merchant m his new book And Every Day You knows he sneaked mto town he s at the ch1c Take Another B1te takes a huge chew out of Sherry Netherland Tennessee Williams ABC sportscreamer Howard Cosell Howte says JOined the SICk list The Corruruttee of Chmce he ll have to get shots for rab1es Mrs Charles Lindsay For 72 meets once a week m a Percy wife of the nch-riCh senator can afford different pub solicits reduced pmes for drinks the most expens1ve Valentino-DJOr-{;tvencby.St expects free lunch m a motley crew m mod Laurent gowns but saved maybe $6 000 buymg the same des1gns off Ohrhach s perf~ckop1es mearung raffiSh outf1ts plpHack Jlllll like other litUe urchms such as Dead blues smgers IS next year s film treid Dor1s Duke (bought seven) the Duchess of several based on B1llie Holiday are due m eluding formerly Supreme Diana Ross m one Manchester (five) N Y Pool-Newsweek owner Dianne WarwJCke as the late Bessie Snuth aid Kathanne Graham (14 ) top decorator Melame Sharon Farrell m another as the late JaniS Joplin Kahane (st:x ) Mrs NICk DuPont of (where else) Stars and standbys do get along despite old Delaware (ooly three poor underpriVIleged stage snobbery Dorothy Collins and her standby heu-ess) Diana Sands (three) Mrs Charles m Follies Jan Clayton lunched agreeably at Masson wife of the owner of La Grenouille Au Turmel Gypsy Cabs have proliferated (four) Mrs Peter Duchin (only two') and Ed because regular medallionedJ only cabs pamted Sullivan s daughter Mrs Betty Precht two yellow by law) taXIs are off1c1ally afraid to dr1ve (shows off TV this year y know) Awwww DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB free Exams Are Avail~le NEW~PA.PER ENTERPRISE ASSN u: BII:J•!tZ!Nl1 The b dd ng has been West Yo North East South South hold ' .AKI062 .A2 .8oloAK1062 What do yo u b d' A-One club Th s •s the one exception to b1ddmg the higher of l¥.0 f•vc card smts You want to be sure lo get a second chance to h1d and you arcn t strong enough to open with two TODA.1' S QUESTION You partner responds I ca one What do you do now? At sue T mortou Today'• Alrrumac Dear Dr Lamb--! II sk1p formalities because I forgot most of them over here but I can shll wnte my requests l ve Just read a late 1ssue of your column about gonor rhea bemg the No 2 mfec Lion m the Untied States Well I feel 11 would be a great service 1f you would have an artiCle explammg the sy mptoms what they ca use or do to your sexual organs and what cures there are and what early de teclwn and treatment will do Bemg m V 1e t n a m for seven months stal!oned JUSt o t s1 d e of Sa1gon The World s Sm Capital I ve seen a few cases of thmgs and have broadened my hfe w1th knowled ge I d llke for vou to pass on L!l o t lfe r young people Also, I feel t h 1s p 01 n l should be one of the heav1est pomts stressed m sex educa tton m schools I would be very pleased 1f you passed Amencan cuckoos become my r.omt of v1ew along to vociferous as a storm ap peop e who are m charge of proaches and consequently are frequentlX referred to as sex erl 1cation n schools ram crows Dear Reader- Your tdea of mcludmg mformatwn on venereal disease m sex edu calion IS nght on target Wtth each freedom should go a little respons1b1llty The truth IS that an mktrmed public usmg mature JUdg ment could w1pe out vene real disease The mam pomt I d like to make IS that anyone can go to h1s or her local health department (c1ty or county d~pendmg on local orgamza l!onal structure) for a free exammahon and treatment for venereal d1sease Lack of money 1s no barner to med1cal attentwn for any one Gonorrhea 1s spread by sexual acl!v1ty In the male the mflammat10n c a uses burmng and 1tchmg durmg urmal!on A discharge may soon follow The creamy or yellow discharge and d1s comfort usually warns the man The female may have no symptoms and no notice able discharge other than her normal amount of natu ral secretions She can be mfected and not realize tl In the male the ubes to the t es t 1c I e are Involved and may become "ca rred mak mg h1m permanently sterlle The tubes m the fe11,1a1e are similarly affected and may cause permanent stenhty Gonorrhea can also cause arthnhs whtch 1s parhcu larly difficult to treat The woman takmg birth control p1lls IS tw1ce as eas. 1ly mfected on exposure to gonorrhea The pills affect the normal aculity of the vagma which helps to wal'd off getms Syph1lrs can cause an m fechon Without any ev1dem s1gn§ A small sore may de velop soop after exposure but It maJ be so ~ma11 or w1thm the vagma that 11 goes unnol!ced Untreated syphiliS IS the great 1m1ta tor causing problems s1m1 lar to almost all d1seases known It causes heart dts ease bram disease JOint dts ease and paralysis Venereal disease caq often be prevented by usmg an old fashiOned condom How ever Wllh sexual prnm1scu 1ty the danger 1s always there and parl!r 1larly now w1Lh venereal d1sease reach mg ep1dem1c proport•onsom e say out of control If 1 By United Press Intemallooal Toledo and Bowlmg Green re presenting the old and the new of M1d Amencan Conference football power get together Saturday In another one of their backyard brawls wtth the MAC h tie possibly on the line The Rockets two time defend mg conference champ19n and once agam piCked as the team to beat has a 27-game wlnnmg streak gomg the longest m the nat10n Toledo p1cked up 1ts fit's! con ference v1ctory and fourth of ...the season Saturday night w1th a 31 28 dec1s1on over Ohto Um verstty hefore a record crowd of 21 984 tn the Glass Bowl Bowling Green w1th sopho mores scormg al11ts pomls rtp ped a veteran Western M1ch1 gan team 23-1i for Its sec( mll MAN S EYE VIEW OF WOMEN'S LIBERATION Dear Helen I don t see why men are down on women s liberation when II w1ll Iibera te us from bad scenes like 1 Being the breadwinner 2 Making the deciSions 3 Opening doors and otherwise kowtowing to the ladies 4 Actually wmaturally polite in the presence of wcmen 5 Worrying because were the bead of the family with all the responsibility 6 Being the supreme protector the strong one the bciea the owner It will be great to relax and be just a hUsband Me I m glad to shuck a lot ofjhis noosen.!e and let my wife take her fair share If she earn1'more mmey than I do wbo cares' She swelcome to equal rights because I m tired of the he man role I say Thank you liberators you re giving men a chance to rest - READY TO ABDICATE • Dear RTA Either you rea candidate for the men satWliary ofN 0 W or you re a low~ey satirist Either way you ve made some good points Hang m there' - H Dear Helen Thls Joe who blasts women m bars he needs an answer Just becal!Sll HE IS all ey~rhaps on the make doesn t mean that everyone Is I a one of foW' singles who go 0111 to have fun not wrestling rna es We go to the bar together and leave the same way after jokmg around dancmg a little meeting our friends U a girl lela a fellow know shes just out to have fun (no games) he wont be expecting to drag her to bed Come on Joe all gu-ls aren t tramps because they sbow up in barsunescorted That sa VIew that waS going out 20 years ago• DOTTIE Dear Helen Joe complamed about women m hotpants at banr Men don t stare at women s legs any more (unless they re too old to do anything else) The mimskirl cured that A loog elQII!nse of leg IS!I t a come-on Joe old boy Its sunply a style and the leg has to be fantastically shapely these da)'!l to make a mans head lw'n - A UITLE SAD ABOUT THAT Dear Helen I m a happily marned w001an, aid I go lnlo a bar on my way home from work- not to pickup men but to relu over a drink or two chat w1th people (not about sex but about what s heppening in the world) My husband trusts me He knows that I can handle the oc castonal masher But most men don t My advice to Joe Is to g~ve his mind a good scrubbing and keep his hands where they belong (on the har around his glass)- SIDRLEY Dear Helen The letter by Joseph sbould be a warning to women, who th1nk they re so equal they can mvade bars alme They shculd change their dress habits back to decency and slay borne where they belong ThiS would go a long way toward brln~ crime under control as everybody knows the way females dress these days 1san open mv1tation to rapists and murderers - A FRIEND OF THE FAIR SEX OHIO HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCORES By United Pren lnternaltonal C nclnnal Woodward 54 Walnut Hills o C nclnnat Xavier 13 Toledo Central Catholic 3 L It e M am 42 Klrlgs 14 C eve and Bened ctlne 56 C eve and John Adams 6 Valley Forge 41 Shaker Heights 0 K rl and 3 Beachwood 19 C eveland Lutheran East 20 Richmond Heights 0 Cleveland Lutheran West 20 Columba o Sleubenv lie Central 14 East L verpool 6 Whee lng (W Va) L nsley lnst lule 43 Un on Local 0 Br 6 Poland 35 L sbon 0 Youngstown Card nal Mooney 22 Youngstown Ursuline 14 Dayton Ketler ng A ter 20 Warren Wesfern Reserve 14 Newark Calhol c 12 Fori Frye 0 North Un on 15 Buckeye Valley 0 C eve and La I n 34 Newark 14 North Canton 20 Canton Leh man 10 Can on Central Cal hoi c 46 Canton Timlc.en 0 Ashtabula Edgelood 15 Jef fe son 7 C eve and Calhedro Lal n 34 The 1Da1~ Sentinel C eve and St Joseph 0 Loran Catholi c 14 Perkins 6 Cleve and Glenv lie 16 Ceve land John Hay 7 C eve and 51 Ignatius 27 Cleveland West Tech 12 Loran 20 Mansfield 8 Un vers ty School 13 Hawken School 12 MONDAY QUARTERBACKING Is 11 possible to take heart from defeat' Yes Penn St 16 Air Force 14 No one I talked to following the 22-6 loss to Ironton Fnday Maine 21 Rhode Island 7 Leh gh 49 Vermont 8 rught was down on the Marauders The converse was true Many Colgote 28 Yale 21 were optimistic about the balance of the season which reads Cornell 31 Ru tgers 17 Jackson away Fnday night Waverly at home Athens and Army 22 Mssourl 6 Susquehanna 10 Jun iata 10 Gallipolis away Logan at home and PI Pleasant (non~eague) Delaware 23 V llanova 15 away on successive Frtday nlghts In that order Colby 21 Tutts 0 Amhersl 14 Am lnt 13 After game quarterbacks may be moce cheerful about that Ed nboro 49 Slippery Rock 21 upcoming opposition than head coach Charley Chancey whose Lalayette 21 Drexel 13 responsrbllity 11 Is to get his boys up for Jackson which will be Boston Coli 24 Richmond 0 Hofstra 30 Delaware St 0 doing some rebOunding of 1ts own after bemg whupped most Temple 34 Boston U 10 unexpectedly by Athens Friday rught by the Identical score that Mlwest Ironton took Me~gs Oh o St 35 California 3 No re Dame 14 Michigan St 2 What Meigs fans saw at Marauder Stadium Friday rught was M en gan 46 Navy 0 a defensive line slrong enough to fend off Ironton s power runrung M nn 38 Kansas 20 N Oak 51 62 Morningside 0 backs well enough to have won the game Two departments of the Estrn M ch 23 ldano St 22 Marauder game came up short one the defense agamst the deep Ciar on 7 Oh o Wslyn 6 pass and two a consistent offense against what has to be St Jno (M nn) 2'1 Hm! ne 16 Nebraska 42 Utah St 6 regarded as Ironton s very good defense agamst the rush and the Syrocuse 7 lnd ana 0 pa~ Northwestern 24 W s 11 The Marauders had two golden opportunities to turn the game Purdue 43 Iowa 13 Wash 52 I nos 14 aroW1d both given 'them by Tiger errors One was a fumbled Mam (Oh o) 66 Marsha I 6 Northern Iowa 8 South Oak 0 snapback of a punt deep m Ironton ternto~y and the other was a fumble by Spears on a roll out recovered also deep in Iron Ripon 34 Belo I 7 C nc 17 Texas A&.M 0 ton land Akron 10 Ball 51 7 But the Marauders perhaps over eager made too many SOuth errors (motion penalties an mtercepted pass) to cash m Tr n ly 27 S W La 21 F or da St 17 VIr Tee 3 They looked quite sharp on their one TD dr1ve Mark Wilham Tampa 49 Youngstown 0 gmng over his own right end from seven yards out practically Georg a Tech 24 Clemson 14 untouched On that operation the blocking of Williams mates was Georg a 35 M ss St 7 V rgln a 27 Vanderblll 23 something to behold Wake Foresl 18 Maryland 14 Yes whereas after the Belpre game there was a smog of A abama 40 M sslss ppl 6 North Car 27 No Car St 7 gloom overlaymg the Bend today there IS easter breathing AUburn 38 Kentucky 6 Western Maryland 38 Penn M I Hol!lrvard 17 Northeastern 7 A new commandment I giVe to you that you love one another even as I have loved you that 11011 also love one another --John 13 34 7 Eastern Ky 14 Auslln Peay 9 Western K1 36 East Tenn 7 Bluet eld St 22 W Va St 20 Samford 28 Florence St 7 East Carol na 31 C lade! 25 Tennessee 20 Flor da 13 M Brown 46 Alobama 51 33 So Car 7 Memphis St 3 Louis ana St 38 Rice 3 Southwest Okla 33 Southern Cal 20 SMU 28 New Mexico Sf 2'1 Arkansas 49 TCU 15 Texas 35 Oregon 7 Texas Tech 13 Arizona 10 Drake 38 Northern Ariz 13 Ab (:hr s U Northern Colo 7 Tex A& I 22 SF Austin 21 S E Ol<.la 33 S W Okla 0 Houston 34 San Jose St 20 Tenn St 20 Tex Southern 14 Tr nit~ (Tex) 27 S W La 21 Cent Okla St 35 Lngstn 19 McNeese 29 Louisiana Tech 22 T~Jsa 17 Weot Texas 13 Lamar U 35 Cent Missouri 6 Grambling 30 Prairie Vw A&M by G1ll Fox :a:: I ..... object' I Desk ,. Co umbla 22 Pr nceton 20 West V r 20 Pittsburgh 9 7 'Hello, By Chet Tannehtll Eut A thought for Wday Athenian wnter Menander said We live not as we wish but as we can so the Sports Penn l7 Brown 16 2157 I . College Scores Sa urday by The Oh o Va e., Publ sh ng Company J 1 Court St Pomeroy Oh o 45769 Bus ness Off ce Phone 992 2 56 Ed tor a l Phone 992 Second class postage paid at Pomeroy Oh o National advert sl 'h g representat Ye Bottlne 1 Gallagl)er Inc 12 East .flnd St NeW York C ty New York Subscr pt on rates De Livered by carr er whe~e ( ~val+able 50 cents per week. By Motor Route where carrier ser-v ce not &val abe One montll Sl 75 Bv ma 1 In Oh o and W Va One year S14 00 S x mon h s S7 25 Three months $4 Subscription pr ce nc udes SM~day T ml!!s Sent nel t~·-:----- .,...---.::::,_ - - game at 14 14 w1th 8 03 remam m\ on a one yard run by RenJI7d Harmon and a two-pomt conversion pass from quarter back Larry Hayes to Bob Fello Kent s other pomts came on a pair of f1eld goals by Gordon Ober Kent IS now I 3 for the year Akron for the second straight game scored m the fmal sec ondstowm A3&,yardf!eldgoalby Tom Budz1szewski w1th f1ve sec onds to go gave the Zips a 111-7 victory over Ball State Unbeaten in Tbree Akron had gotten control of the ball on 1ts 33 w1th 26 sec onds lelt and drove to the Car dmal 21 Budziszewski who had had two prev1ous fteld goal attempts blocked then split the uprights for the wmning pomts The Z1ps bed for 19th in the UP! small college ratmgs are unbeaten m three games The Umvers1ty of Cmcmnatl usmg a stubborn defense and the kicking of Mike Sclumtt to supnse Texas A & M 17 0 at College Stat10n Tex Two Schnutt fteld goals and a 34 yard return of a blocked punt by linebacker M1ke H1l liard gave the Bearcats all the pomts they needed at halfl!me leading IW Sophomore Sal Ca sola 1ced the vtctory m the fourth quarter when they got to the Cmcmnat1 18 only to fum ble The Umvers1ty of Lomsvtlle put another shmer on Dayton as the Cardmals rolled to a 21 0 f1rst half lead enroute to a 41 13 dectslon over the fadmg Flyers who opened w1th a wm over C1ncmna II It was the thtrd straight loss for Dayton In the Oh1o Conference 1 the first b1g day of league games saw Baldwm Wallace beat Mus kingwn 211-7 the thtrd stra1ght loss for the Muskies by the tden tical score Wittenberg down OL terbem 21 7 Mamtta edge Ken yon 14-13 Mount Umon down Wooster 24 14 Newttrk 14 In 1955 a Umt.ed Air Unes plane h1t Medicine Bow Peak in southern Wyoming killing 66 MPII!M W !DE DIS VOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON ARH CAESTER L TANNISH ILL Exec Ed ROBISRT HOE FLIC~ 'etty EditOr Publ sl)ed d~ll~ •~copt MAC wm and third wi thou! a defeat overa"ll Toledo paced by Chuck Ea ley s passmg and the runnmg of Joe Schwartz led 31 14 early m the fourth quarter but OU scored two qmck touchdowns and agam had the ball on the Rocket 44 Wtth 4 33 to go The Rockets held however and ran out the clock w1th two first downs Ealey h!l on 17 of 23 passes for 253 yards and two touch downs '1wth to Don Fall" who grabbed eight for llO yards Schwartz who had an ll(}.yard touchdown run gained 156 yards m 17 cames Bill Gary who led the Bobcats m rushmg w1th 117 yards in 24 tries scored two OU lou~owns on short runs "l'tilcons Rally Bowling Green spotted Wes tern Michigan a second penod touchdown and then stormed back With three field goals by Bill W1tte a touchdown pass from Joe Bab1cs to Brian Cross covermg 13 yards and a"two yard rW1 by Paul M1les who gamed 97 yards to lead the Falcons The Falcons rolled up 208 yards on the ground asamst a Bronco defense which had allow ed an average of only 26 yards per game Miami also unbeaten m four games this season overwhelm ed Marshall6!Mlas the Thunder mg Herd rebwldmg from last year s dlSBstrous airplane crash which claimed the lives of most of 1ts vars1ty players managed only two f1rst downs agamst the tough Redskins Sophomore Bob Hitchens ran for three touchdowns and Dean Harmony and Steve Williams two each as the Redskins raced to a 3Hl lead at halftime At Kent a 36-yard fteld goal by Iowa Stale s Regg1e Shoe make w1th I 19 to go gave the Cyclones a 17 14 vtctory over the luckless Golden Flashes The Flashes had L1ed the • C nc nnat MOl!: er 26 Along w1th the fam1ly 1tself the Lrad!l!onal famtly meal may be headmg for extmction Accordmg to Dr George G Graham professor of human nutnt1on at Johns Hopkms in Baltimore a com plete meal may eventually cons1st stmply of a hand food such as a sandwich that contams all the nutrients a person needs For example a ch1ld could eat three Y!Lamm fortllled peanut butter and Jelly sandwiChes a day he says and be JUSt as well nourtshed as he would be by eating the Lradtltonal balanced meals of meat fish eggs da1ry products cereals vegetables and fru1ts Such a change m eating habits would have profound soc1al and economic consequences says Graham Agnculture and the food mdustry would be drastically affected of course Housewives would be freed of the lime they now spend preparmg meals Even the prtce of housmg would go down because*there would be no need for kitchens and thelf many appliances All th1s IS only theorehcal The catch IS that man does not 11ve by (or for) peanut butter and Jelly sandw1ches alone The healthy normal person enJoys eatmg and the greater the vanety of foods the greater the enjoyment Many housewives women s lib notwlthstandmg take prtde m the1r cookmg sk11l Many men too The professor s vlswn of our gastronomteal future 1s akm to predictions that someday all bab1es w1ll be con cetved by arhfic1al msemmahon thus elimmating the hme-consummg haphazard and metf1c1ent method of the present day Its possible but Improbable Somehow 1! JUSt wouldn t seem the same By United Press International Today IS Monday Oct 4 the 277th day of 1971 The moon IS full The mormng stars are Mercury and Saturn The evemng stars are Venus Mars and Jupiter Those born on this day are In 1890 Mormons m Utah under the s1gn of L1bra U S Pres1dent Rutherford B renounced polygamy the prac tice of havmg more than one Hayes was born Oct 4 1822 w1fe at a time On th1s day m history In 1927 AI Jolson starred m The Jazz Smger the f1rst full length talkmg mov1e In 1938 Dr Eduard Benes resigned as president of ere choslovak1a under pressure from an ultunatwn from NaZI Germany you have been exposed the w1se course IS to have an ex SIDE GLANCES ammat10n The h1gh rate of V D and the stenlrty 1t causes may well elrmmate the dan~er of a population explosiOn m the Umted S tate s unless the problem 1s brought under control ant 20 Yorkv le 14 Jewett Sc o 43 Connotton Val ey K1tchens Passe m Future' Gonorrhea Is a Crucial Problem By Lawrence Lamb M D Toledo Nips OU 1 • Tex So 28 Tenn St 25 Idaho 21 Montana 12 Colorado 31 Kansas St 21 Wash St 34 Utah 12 Wyoming 17 Colo St U 6 Duke 9 Stanford 3 Pacific (Ore) 9 Linfield 7 Oregon 34 UCLA 17 West Easl Ore 10 South Ore 6 Son Fran St 39 Azusa Pac 8 Xal Lutheran 21 Redlands 7 Weber St 20 Boise St 7 San Diego St 30 No Ill 10 Ariz St 24 Tex (El Paso) 7 Hayward St 48 San Fran 20 Sacmnto St 23 Sonoma St 22 Fresno St 19 Hawall 8 This Week's Tilts . By Un1ted Press International Satorday Musk ngum at Ash and Ohio State at Illinois Oberl n al Allegheny To edo at Bowl ng Green Oh o Wesleyon at Wooster Kent State at Western M chlgan Findlay at Bluffton (n) Ohio Unlversltyo l Kentucky Central Stale at Northwood Xavier at Cinclnnat (n) (Mlch ) Dayton at Tampa (n) Wilmington at Del ance Akron at North Texas St John Carroll at Wash & Jeff Denison at Wittenberg H Jl sdale at Ohio Northern (n) Hofstra at Baldwin Wallace Youngstown State at Northern Heidelberg at Capital M chlgan Hiram at Marietta n - Indicates n ght game Otterbein at Mount Un on TWO WAY STAR- Hal Spears (No 15 ) crouched 1n a defensive stance facmg Marauder blockers Roger Dixon (67) guard and Dave Krawsczyn (61) tackle was a standout at deep safety on defense as well as offens1ve quarterback of the undefeated Ironton Tigers who defeated Metgs 22-6 Fnday mght In Pomeroy Mark W1lbams (No 33) Me1gs latlback has already been grounded by a Tiger lmeman n the actton above Spears completed II passes of 15 attempted for 130 yards and 2 TDs and mtercepted one errant Marauder aer1al Fnday mghl Spears after the game was 29 for 38and 8 TDs on the season (four games) Orioles Rally, Nip A's, 5-3 BALTIMORE (UP!) - VIda Blue now knows how to beat the Balhmore Onoles m the playoffs but he may not get another chance Against this club you ve got to be perfect the deJected young sensatton of the baseball world sa1d Sunday after the Baltimore Onoles tagged him for four runs w1th two out m the seventh mmng to beat the Oakland A s 5-3 m the f1rst game of the playoffs I had the lead and I let 1l get away 1 blew 1! Blue noted smce the A s staked h1m to a ~ margm only to have the Ortoles rallydramahcally to boost thetr three year playoff record to 7-iJ The OriOles who w1ll attempt to take a 2-0 lead m the hesl-<>f f1ve senes today when they send M1ke Cuellar agamsl Jrm Hunter are a1mmg for lhe!r th1rd stra1ght three-game play off sweep Blue who beat the Onoles tw1ce dunng the regular season on four-hitters p1t.ched well cons1dermg he s only 22and was faCing playoff pressure for the f~rst time But he wasn l super He was w1thm one out of getting out of the seventh mmng w1th a 3-1 lead when he gave up Mark Belanger s run-<;cormg smgle Curt Molton s pmch double that tied 1t 3-3 and Paul Blair s two run double that decided the game Losmg the opener w1th their ace leaves the A s m a desperate s1luahon and no one knows 1t better than Blue He sa1d he s wtumg to come Wednesday w1lh two days rest but there s no guarantee the senes w1ll go past the third game Tuesday m Oakland It s not a queshon of wanting to p1tch Wednesday 11 s a quesl10n of wantmg to wm Blue sa1d I may even have to go out to the bullpen Tuesday I th1nk I could put out a couple of good mnmgs Blue sounded like a guy worned about a Balt1more sweep but he lr1ed to be op timtstic You never know he added We may have to play f1ve games The other As refused to be downhear ted We ve got a 21 game wmner gomg Monday Dave Duncan satd I have all the confidence m the world Sal Bando added Its not gomg to affect us too much They re go1ng to have to heal a guy tust as good on Monday Blue who was 2~ on Aug 29 bu t 1 2 the rest of the season sa1d I had good sluff the same kmd I 'e had m my last Reserves Defeat Point The Me1gs Maraude1 reserves coached by Fenton Taylor and Ben SIHwter defeated the Pt Pleasant reserves at Marauder Stadium Saturday n ght 8 0 The wm gave the little Marauders a record of I a, wh ch does not mclude a pre season scnm mage v1ctory over the Southern Local varstly Scormg the smgle touchdown was sophomore tailback Ron Couch m the f rsl quarter on a two yard rWl The extra pomts were scored on a pass from Junior quarterback John Dillard - B ue Now, you can to JUniOr end Btll Chaney 1 he I ttle Mara uders defense held the Lillie Blacks deep 11 the!T own temtory late m the fmal quarter to preserve the r lead GIVIng credtl for outstandmg performances besides Dillard Couch and Chaney we• e M!Ck Ash sophomore w1n gac k Randy Faulk freshman tackle Randy Chafm Junior end and Alan McLaughlm sophomore fullback Pl Pleasant Metgs game was delayed when the ha ndlmg Blall" well He threw a slugger was armoyed by a good pt lc h but Blair JUSt h1t II couple of bees on what Blue Williams sa1d called h1s other bad p tch The As also thought Blue was the VIctim of bad calls by A good reason to wnp1re Hank Soar espeetally INSURE·~ on Molton Soar called hlS usual game manager D ck Wtll ams sa ct We thought we had Molton out but hi o pt lches we thought were str1kes were called balls WII ams showed a lot of class when he let Blue p1tch to Bla1r after Molton !ted the game Your Blue brought the As th1s far and the Oakland manager Insurance f1gured he should have the shot Agent to w n or lose Dale Warner Frank Robmson led off the seventh nmng w lh a walk on a 3 2 ptlch and Bt ooks Rob nson who h1t mto an mrung-ending double pia) n the fourth Whether you smglcd w1th one out After auto ltfe And ) Etchebarren fhed homeowners tn ou t Be langer s ngled surance we wtll destgn n a run and Motlon a pol c{ to Itt your hatled for w1rmmg p1lchcr Dave tnd1v dual McNall) and lied the game wtth requirements his double 0 scuss your spectftc Bla!T was 0 for 11 against needs w1 th us Blue th1s season when he slapped a grounder dow n the Ins. thtrd base hne for a two run Phone 992 2966 ] double I left Blue n because 114 Cnurt St Pomeroy be still had good veloc1ty and he shll had hiS stuff And he d been EBERSBACH HOWE. CO. 992 2811 Pomeroy 0 110 W Ma1n your Porch or So e I a d5 rwcl o •t Io oi<cl 1 d IJelp otiJers are c/, ~ cl ed 1 p1 11 d despar 'We all ask /VI y' o iiJe cr el co tlr 1515 of oi<r ltfe 111y povtrl } fa d of plu Jy' 'VVI y lo~ eft HISS a vorld I o /d fOt I a 1 ds' 'WI1y va r wlJen II< 1 1 of II< I nrl 11 lo lot<' Jl,"ltv cl / 1 Jl e ra/,,dJin •deal ovok< s 11>< qut s 10 Why store summer fu mtu e p otect t f om the elements - enclose you porch or breezewa y w th F ex 0 Gla ss See yo u dealer fa the ambunt you need thenJustcutwthsclssorsandtack(o staple) over your scr een s For only a few do Iars yo u now Fat one-day on IOIIM up to •3500 have a room you can use al w nter long Flsx1bl8 p!AS HY? You name It •we supply 6 ¢Run Ft Also n 4 It w dths 125 E MAIN 992 2171 POMEROY 0 Davas-Wamer . ~·· "/ fLEX·O·GLASS ·····"/ GLASS·O·NET WYR·O·GLASS ~ ScREEN·GLASS !.!•• '•.J FLEX·O·PANE Game Oakland 020 100 ooo- 3 Ba I more 000 100 40x- 5 7 1 Blue F ngers ( 8) and Dun can McNally, Watt (81 Elchebarren WP- McNa y Naf1onal League Champ1onsh1P Playoff Game P ltsburgh 0 0 210 401- 9 15 0 San Fran 110 000 002- 4 9 0 Ellis M Jler (6) Giust (91 and Sangu lien Cumberland Ba r (4) McMahon (5) Car r !hers ( 7) Bryant (7 ) Ham lion (91 and D etz WP- Ellls LP- Cumber and three sta rts I had good Rhythm My control was on and off though I would get 1t and lose 11 Ultimately his lack of control proved to be h1s downfall even though he walked JUSL two ba tlers Warned by manager Earl Weaver not to chase Blues ptlches the " Ono les looked h1m over closely workmg the count to 3 2 SIX times and forcmg hun to thro" 133 pitches 10 seven mnmgs m the hum1d weather It may have tired Blue When Molton got the h1t that tied 11 3 3 11 was off a 3 I p1tch that Blue Sold was one of the two bad p1tches he made dW'mg the game Boog Powell got a fourth mmng single after the F e~ 0 G ass sa sp ec a pa stic that s fa oug e thM po yethy ene - t s the on'/ glass subst lute Gua anteed 2 F u Yea s Hardware and Lumber Dealers Everywhere In a world lookmg for answers maybe God ts the place to start God ts hope God ts now ..m a __ _-.. < 0 I ... olJtl(; ......... • �• \ 2-The.DailySentlnel Middle'jlori-PIIuaoy 0 ,Oct.4 1971 LE;GAL NOTI~E P M October 27 of the Rea NOT CE s hereby g ~en that n pu suance of a Reso ut on of The to low ng Real Estate the Counc ot the v llag e of situate rr 65 acre Lot 157 M dd eport Oh o passed on the Section 29 Town 1 Range 13 26th day of July 197 there w 1 Meigs County Oh o bounded as be subm tted to a vote of the follows • e of sa d V I age at the Beg ;fi(ning at the northwest peop ELECTION to be held corner of sa d Sect on 29 thence Genera n the v I age of M dd eport along the north 1 ne of sa d Oh1o. at the places of sect on to the northeast corner vot ng the re nregular on Tuesday the of Kerrs 6 acre ot thence along 2nd day of Novemb er 197 the sa d Kerrs east 1 ne 245 feet quest on of ssu na bonds nt ct.>\ n thence north 85:1/• deg east 389 v 1 age n th e amount of S x ty feet thence south 6& 2 deg east Thousand Do Iars ($60 000 OOJ 279 feet to a Locust Tree thence for the purpose of pa y ng the south 17 2 deg east 843 feet to cos t of constru ct ng a new f re Powell s west ne thence ~long stat on f urn sh no and sa d Powells wes1 I ne 428 , equ ng the same and m feet to to sa d Powe s nor provpp ng the s te thereof as thwest corner thence north 2 1 prov ded by law deg east 322 teet to he center of The max mum numbe of a road then ce a ong the eenter yea s dur ng wh ch such bonds of sa d road In a northwest are to run s 2 yell s d rect on to he east s de of the The est m ated average ad Thomas Fork road r.ear M es d tonal tax rate amoun s to Moors lot thence a ong the east Twelve Cents for each one s de of the sad Thomas Fork hund ed do ars of va uat on road n a southwest d rect on o wh ch s 1 2 m lis for each one the pla ce of beg nn ng save and ar. of valuat on outs de of except 1 ac es so ld to M les do he I m ta t on mposed by Ar Moors by v B Horton a so a c e Xl Sect on 2 of the r ght of way granted to the Oh o Cons tu on 1\lS ce rt f ed by the Centra Ra road the and so Coun y Aud to conveyed be ng 32 9 100 acres The Pol s for sa d Elect on more or less , w open at 6 30 o c ock A M Also the fo ow ng rea est a e and em a n open unt 6 30 s tuate n Me gs County Oh o o clock P M Ea stern Sta ndard and s the 65 ac e part of 100 Tmeo fsadday ac e of 57 bounded and By order of he Board of des cr bed as to ows The one E ec ons of Me gs Coun y acre lot ly ng n the west end of Oh o satd part of sa d 00 a crt o Edw n S Co:za t Beg nn ng at a stake a a run on Cha man the east s de of the road sou h Of the br dge ove Th omas Fork thence south 59 d egrees hence south 49 east 290 fee degrees west 150 feet thence north 59 deg ees west 290 fee t to the road thence no rth 49 degrees eas along sa d road so LEGAL NOTICE feet to the p ace df beg nn ng con fa n ng ac e Also he NOTICE OF ELECTION fo ow ng lo ad ton ng sad 1 ON TAX LEVY acre lots tuate n Sec 30 n he IN EXCESS OF 65 acre part of 00 acr e lot 157 n THE TEN MILL sa d County and Sta e Beg n LIMI111TION n ng at he Nor h corner of sa d NOT CE s her eby g ven ha t Moor s ac e o hence Nor h n pu suance of a Reso ul on of 33 deg ees east 60 feet hen ce he Board of Coun y Com <60u h 53 degrees eas 84 feet m ss one s of he Coun y of then ce sou h 70 degrees east 246 Me gs Po me roy Oh o passed fee thence sou h 49 2 deg on he 7th day of Septe mbe west 08 fee to the east corne r 97 there w be subm I ed to of sa d ac e ot thence no h a vo e of he peop e of sa d 59 deg west OB fee fa the eas County a a Genera E LEC hence T ON to be he ld n he county of co ne of sa d ac e Ia north 59 deg west 290 teet to he Me gs Oh o a he egu a place of beg nn ng cant a n ng paces of vo ng he en on 2 acre Save and excep t he Tuesday the 2nd day of r ght ot way granted by sa d November 971 the ques t on of Moors to the Oh o Centra evy ng n excess of the en m Ra road be ng he same r ea of m at on to the benet estate conveyed by V B Hor on Me gs Coun y for the purpose of and Dabney hers o sa d M es p ov d ng care ma ntenan ce Moors and eco ded n Vo 39 !rea men I and hasp a Iat on of Pages J49 350 and 352 A so n es den Is of Me gs Coun y who Vo 56 Pages 102 03 and 04 are suffer ng from tuber cu os s Also Vo aa Pages 393 and 394 a hasp fa s w th wh ch th e Me gs Coun y Dee a Records Comm ss oners of M e gs Coun y Save and excep J 079 acres have contracted and for the conveye d o th e Sta e of Oh o by su pport of Tubercu os s Cl n cs deed r eco ded n Vo 224 Page pu suant o t he au ho ty 605 Me gs Cou nty Deed g an ed n Sec on 339 38 o I he Records referen ce to wh ch s Oh o Rev sed Cod e he rebv made fo del n e Sa d ta x be ng a enewa of descr pt on of he excep on an eK s ng ax of 65 m s o un Save and excep a acre con fo f ve yea s veyed to Orv lie and M dred M II rons by deed eco rded n a a ate no exceed ng 65 m Is Vo ume 169 Page 164 Me gs to each one dol ar of va ua~ on Coun I y De ed R eco ds wh ch a moun s to S x and on e efe ence to wh ch s he eby ha f ce n s for each one hund ed made fo del n te descr pi on of do a s of valuat on tor F ve h s excep on Except ng and yea s res erv ng to he Grantors The po s for sa d Elect on H en r y M rons a nd Mare w I be open at 6 30 o clock A M M rons 1 57 of the above and rem a n open un I 6 30 descr bed ea t es a e more or o c ock P M Eastern Standard tess descr bed as follows T me of sa d day Beg nn ng a a po n on S ate By o der of the Boa d of H ghway ght of way 234 13 Etec ons- of Me gs Coun y r gh of center ne stat on 69 o p us H 5 hence bear ng south 44 deg 29 07 east 360 to Edw n S Coza tacked hub hence nQ h 32 Cha man deg 50 53 east JOB 8 to ron p n n ce nter ne of townsh p Do oth y M Jo hn s on road No 94 thence fo ow ng C erk ce nter ne of townsh p road and Da ed Sep 28th 97 ex st ng prope ty ne nor hwest to pont on sta e h ~hway r ght 10 ' 1 8 25 .do of way 252 ght of stat on 170 plus 78 thence sou h 46 deg JO LEGAL NOTICE 30 wes 22 78 o a po nf on r ght Of way 251 75 r ght of 70 NOTICE OF E;LECTION plu s 56 2 thence souttl 68 deg ON TAX LEVY 26 11 wes SO 4 lo po nt on IN EXCESS OF r ght of r ght of way 230 THE TEN MILL stat on 70 plu s 00 hen ce so u h LIMITATION 39 deg 18 53 75 83 o po n of T ICE s hereby g ven ha beg nn ng con ta n ng 57 n NO pur suan ce of a Resolut on of acre s mo e or ess he Counc I of the V age of Further sub ect o al Pomeroy Oh o pa ssed on th e easements and r gh s of way of 8th day of September 197 record De ed Reference the e w II be aubm tied to avo e Volume 227 Page 577 Me gs ot he peop e of sa d v age of County Deed Reco ds Pomeroy Oh Q at the regu ar The r ghl tore eel any and or p aces of vot ng there n on a I b ds s eserved by the Tuesday th e 2nd day of v llage of M ddleport Novemb er 97 he ques on of Gene Grate evy ng n excess of the ten m Cl erk Treasurer m at on for the benef t of 9 20 27 ( 0 ' 8 5t Pomeroy V age for the pu rpose of Curren t expenses of he V llag e of Pomeroy Oh o Sa d tax be ng an addlt ona NOTICE ON FILING ax of ' m II to un for f ve OF INVENTORY yea s a a rate not exceed ng AND APPRAISEMENT One half m II for each one do ar The State of Oh•o Me gs o va ua on wh ch amQunts o County Probate Court f ~e cen s for each one hundred To the Executor of the es a e do ars of va ua on for f ve to such of the fo ow ng as are years res dents of he State of Oh o The Po s for sa d El ect on 'V z - the surv v ng spouse the w I be open at 6 30 o clock A M next of k n the benet c ar es and re m a ns op en un I 6 30 under the w 1 and to the at o c ock P M Ea stern S and a d t.o rney or attorneys T me of sa d day represen t ng any of t he By order of th e Board ol afQrement oned persons Elect ons of Me gs County Orv e E Wa tson Deceased Oh o R eeds-v I e Oh o R 0 0 ve Townsh p No 20445 Edw n S Coza You are hereby no f ed hat Cha rman the Inventory and Ap pra sement of the estate of th e Dorothy M Johnston aforementioned deceased ate c erk of said County was f ed n h s Da ed SeP 28 197 Court Sa d nventory and Appra sement w 1 be to OJ < 1 18 25 4 hear ng before th sCo ur on he 13th day of October 97 at 10 00 o c ock A M Any person des ring to f le except ons thereto must f e NOTICE OF ELECTION them a east fi ve days pr or to ON TAX LEVY the date set for hear ng IN EXCESS OF G ven under my hand and THE TEN MILL sea of sad Co urt th s 24th day LIMITATION of Septem be 97 NOT C E s hereby g ven hat F H 0 Br en n pursuance of a Reso u on of Judge and ex off co Cl erk th e Counc of the v age of of sa d Court Rae ne Oh o pa ssed on th e 2nd day of Se ptember 97 her e By An n B Watson w be subm tted to avo e of the Deputy C e k peop e of sa d V II age a a ' 2t Genera E LECT ION to be he d n heV lageof Ra e ne Oh oat the regu ar pla ce of vot ng ther e n on Tuesday th e 2np NOTICE day of Nove m ber 971 he Not ce s he eby g ven tha t ques t on of evy ng n excess of the Pome oy Na ona Bank he ten m I I m I tat on for the Pomeroy Oh o on September benet t of Rae ne V llage for the 22 1971 f ed w th the Reg onal purpose of Cu rrent expenses Adm n sr a or of Nat anal s~ d tax be ng a renew a of Banks One Er ev ew P aza an ex st ng tax of Two m s to C eveland Oh o for pe m ssion r un for f ve years to relocate the banks Rutlltnd Bran ch from Ma n Street a a rate not uceed ng 2 0 m lis Rutla nd Oh o to Sa em Street lor each one dollar of va uat on Rutland Oh o wh ch amounts to Twenty Ce nts tor each one hundred do Iars of POMEROY NATIONAL BANK valuat on for F ve years The Polls for sa d E ection Pom~roy Oh o (10 I ; t w I be open at 6 JO o clock A M and rem a n open unl I 6 JO o c oc k P M Easterf\ Standard T me of sa d day El l( order of the Board of LEGAL NOTICE E ect on of Meigs County Oh o Not ce s hereby g ven that on Tuesday October 12th 1971 at Edw n S Cozart 10 00 A M we w I offer for sate Cha rman at publ c auction to the h ghest b dder for cash in hand at Keith Dorothy M Johns t<ln Goble Ford Inc 461 S Th rd Cle k Ave Ml~d eport Oh o the Dated September 28 1971 following described car to w t 1 - 1971 Ford Mustong 2 8 25 4t door Hardtop w th Ser a Es~te • on numbor IFOIF 108009 The undersigned reserves the right to b d Kerth Gob e Ford Inc Mlddl!port Oh o (tOI.l6Jt 3-The Dally Sentinel MlddleJ!ori-Pomeroy 0 Oct 4 1971 lHel£\n Help Us I ~· NOTlCE OF ELECTION ON ISSUE OF BONDS 1971 tor the follow n~ r---------------------------1 LEGAL NOTICE Sealed b ds w II be rece ved by the V llage of M dd eport Oh o 237 'Race Street unt 1 4 sale • I By Helen Bottel 1 NOIITH 4 • K74 • 762 WEST • K963 "'A9 5 EAST .96 .J32 "IAQ95 3 "IJ108 .Q108 5 oloQ103 .J4 "'J74 2 SOUTH (D) .AQ !085 "IK4 • A7 2 oloK8 6 Both vulnerable North East 3NT South !NT Pass Pass lead- "I 5 Oswald & James Jacoby Oswald We are frequent ly asked 1f we ever open one no trump when we hold a five card maJor Our answer 1s that we do any lime our hand fulfills all reqUirements for a no trump openmg Jrm Today s hand !llus !rates why we favor the no trump openmg w h en our hand meets these reqmre ments Aftet South s openmg no trump Norlh has a class 1c ra1se to game If West ma kes h1 s normal opemng lead of the fourth best hear t Sout il proceeds to rattle off 10 h 1cks If West opens some ether su1t the play w II go more slowly but the end re suit w11l be mne or 10 tncks In other words three no trump played by South 1s a c nch contract Oswald Let s see what happens 1f South opens one spade North may elect to respond one no trump South will study awhile He may pass or he may ra1se to two no trump If he ra1ses to two no trump North w11l con tmue to game East Will be on lead and 1S qwte hkely to lead the Jack of hearts If he does West w11l wm the first f ve tncks and no one can make three no trump that "ay J1m North may ra1se spades Playmg m spades Soulh will probably be held lo n ne tn cks Nme tncks are enough for game m no trump They aren I enough m spades r-----------------------------------------1 Voice along Broadway I I I BY JACK 0 BRIAN mto the ghettos so Gypsy cabs flip their rear bu'"i"rs at the medallioned scaredtes Wtth thiS ROYALTIES ARE TITHES 111AT BIND s1gn We re not yellow - we go anywhere NEW YORK - Jesus ChriSt Superstar The week she died by choice Pter Angeli needs a few backstage rruracles to qwet the no was m a Ch 9 mov1e here Story of Three doubt apostles who wrote 11 Slrange they want Loves Pier s epiSode operung eerily ~ her the1r royalties The 20th Fox proxy f1ght attempted swc1de The eh1c male MadiSOn group dug m for a long battle even listed m the Ave bootmakers now get $24 for new soles & N Y phone book Jeanette Hackel~ w1dow of heels B1ll Cosby amves at the Stage Deily at great old Ziegfel!l tenor John Steel was flown to 8 30 a m orders lox and eggs and bnngs hiS Columbia Presbytenan Hospital here m a coma own AfriCan coffee Jelled to hun from Kenya from Martha s Vmeyard where she suffered a Ryan 0 Neal s Love Story stardom went savage acc1denl Fred Allen s ally Peter stra1ghl to hiS waiStline Its never having to Donald IS senously ailing agam Guss1e say sorry no seconds Clark Gables star Moran s date at the Grenadier was Tom Cor Sized plrunt as he neared the end of hiS career bally who wed Guss1e for about a mmute (ac was relief For the f~rst tune m 30 years I II be lually 48 hours) Mayor Bob Wagner s able to let my stomach out Clark admitted divorced wife Barbara Cavanagh IS bemg Cormne Calve Is blithe Calve Is blithe mdeed there thered by her longlune broker fr1ertd Don about her career reverses told Mike Douglas as W1lson Orchestra leader at the F1ghl for Sight she hoped appearmg on hiS show wouldn t stop Rainbow Room benefit bash Oct 17 1s a her Calif welfare checks Sad k1d pmgnantly perfect cho1ce blind bandleader Phil Bermett Apollo aslronaut Jun lrwm s proudest of h1s Dina Mernll so dearly yearns the star role m The lOth Month by Geni:leman s latest award a letter sweater from hiS Salt Lake Agreement author Laura Z Hobson she took City high school for bemg the best long diStance Ed Muskie and her case strrught to Laura Z who explamed 11 s man the school ever had out of her hands - Warners bought 1t The George McGovern are having parallel bad Library Restaurant on the upper West Side has publicity breaks Muskie tripped over his tongue made 11 as a celebrity hangout M1chel on the Negro-for Veep semanllcs and Sen MeG Kazan s ba1rdo parlor has an honest-to.gm lost a multi-page Look Mag layout supposed to All the status marl!ru rmse (Does she or doesn t she' Only her run the week after it plopped bartender knows) Erstwhile off-and-onscreen thunbles are spreadmg out Kermeth Jay Lane haddie Lawrence Tierney has blown up (as a who started m great JUnk jewelry has been hardhat construction guy) to a Ear happier 235 corrumsstoned to destgn Onental-eoolle style denun swts denun ' Israel has X-raled sex lbs The N Y phone book s as opturustic as f1lm trouble not bemg shown - bemg shot there The orthodox J ew1sh hierarchy there also 1s Howard Samuels our offlrack betting maven 11 con tams 12 Wmners and only one Loser We fltppmg Its yarmulke - at semor off1cers m the loave John Lennon s sWitch on Ench Segal s army haidmg out birth control ptlls to the gll"l recrUits HaVIng seen Anna Moore for decades mane Love IS never havmg to say you re sorry behind the cash regiSter m her famed and now from Love Story the whilom Beatie s w1tty realistic aphonsm 1s Love IS havmg to say forlornly gone Dinty Moore s restaurant we were starUed to get postcards from Anna you re sorry - every half hoW' datelined Stockholm and Copenhagen Gad Restaurant casualties keep burpmg along Maud Chez Elle shuttered after 35 years The How we wish shed re-open her great Bdwy Sportscr1be Larry Recession Atlantic City s racetrack handle IS restaurant - anywhere I off 21 pet Charlton Heston thinks nobody Merchant m his new book And Every Day You knows he sneaked mto town he s at the ch1c Take Another B1te takes a huge chew out of Sherry Netherland Tennessee Williams ABC sportscreamer Howard Cosell Howte says JOined the SICk list The Corruruttee of Chmce he ll have to get shots for rab1es Mrs Charles Lindsay For 72 meets once a week m a Percy wife of the nch-riCh senator can afford different pub solicits reduced pmes for drinks the most expens1ve Valentino-DJOr-{;tvencby.St expects free lunch m a motley crew m mod Laurent gowns but saved maybe $6 000 buymg the same des1gns off Ohrhach s perf~ckop1es mearung raffiSh outf1ts plpHack Jlllll like other litUe urchms such as Dead blues smgers IS next year s film treid Dor1s Duke (bought seven) the Duchess of several based on B1llie Holiday are due m eluding formerly Supreme Diana Ross m one Manchester (five) N Y Pool-Newsweek owner Dianne WarwJCke as the late Bessie Snuth aid Kathanne Graham (14 ) top decorator Melame Sharon Farrell m another as the late JaniS Joplin Kahane (st:x ) Mrs NICk DuPont of (where else) Stars and standbys do get along despite old Delaware (ooly three poor underpriVIleged stage snobbery Dorothy Collins and her standby heu-ess) Diana Sands (three) Mrs Charles m Follies Jan Clayton lunched agreeably at Masson wife of the owner of La Grenouille Au Turmel Gypsy Cabs have proliferated (four) Mrs Peter Duchin (only two') and Ed because regular medallionedJ only cabs pamted Sullivan s daughter Mrs Betty Precht two yellow by law) taXIs are off1c1ally afraid to dr1ve (shows off TV this year y know) Awwww DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB free Exams Are Avail~le NEW~PA.PER ENTERPRISE ASSN u: BII:J•!tZ!Nl1 The b dd ng has been West Yo North East South South hold ' .AKI062 .A2 .8oloAK1062 What do yo u b d' A-One club Th s •s the one exception to b1ddmg the higher of l¥.0 f•vc card smts You want to be sure lo get a second chance to h1d and you arcn t strong enough to open with two TODA.1' S QUESTION You partner responds I ca one What do you do now? At sue T mortou Today'• Alrrumac Dear Dr Lamb--! II sk1p formalities because I forgot most of them over here but I can shll wnte my requests l ve Just read a late 1ssue of your column about gonor rhea bemg the No 2 mfec Lion m the Untied States Well I feel 11 would be a great service 1f you would have an artiCle explammg the sy mptoms what they ca use or do to your sexual organs and what cures there are and what early de teclwn and treatment will do Bemg m V 1e t n a m for seven months stal!oned JUSt o t s1 d e of Sa1gon The World s Sm Capital I ve seen a few cases of thmgs and have broadened my hfe w1th knowled ge I d llke for vou to pass on L!l o t lfe r young people Also, I feel t h 1s p 01 n l should be one of the heav1est pomts stressed m sex educa tton m schools I would be very pleased 1f you passed Amencan cuckoos become my r.omt of v1ew along to vociferous as a storm ap peop e who are m charge of proaches and consequently are frequentlX referred to as sex erl 1cation n schools ram crows Dear Reader- Your tdea of mcludmg mformatwn on venereal disease m sex edu calion IS nght on target Wtth each freedom should go a little respons1b1llty The truth IS that an mktrmed public usmg mature JUdg ment could w1pe out vene real disease The mam pomt I d like to make IS that anyone can go to h1s or her local health department (c1ty or county d~pendmg on local orgamza l!onal structure) for a free exammahon and treatment for venereal d1sease Lack of money 1s no barner to med1cal attentwn for any one Gonorrhea 1s spread by sexual acl!v1ty In the male the mflammat10n c a uses burmng and 1tchmg durmg urmal!on A discharge may soon follow The creamy or yellow discharge and d1s comfort usually warns the man The female may have no symptoms and no notice able discharge other than her normal amount of natu ral secretions She can be mfected and not realize tl In the male the ubes to the t es t 1c I e are Involved and may become "ca rred mak mg h1m permanently sterlle The tubes m the fe11,1a1e are similarly affected and may cause permanent stenhty Gonorrhea can also cause arthnhs whtch 1s parhcu larly difficult to treat The woman takmg birth control p1lls IS tw1ce as eas. 1ly mfected on exposure to gonorrhea The pills affect the normal aculity of the vagma which helps to wal'd off getms Syph1lrs can cause an m fechon Without any ev1dem s1gn§ A small sore may de velop soop after exposure but It maJ be so ~ma11 or w1thm the vagma that 11 goes unnol!ced Untreated syphiliS IS the great 1m1ta tor causing problems s1m1 lar to almost all d1seases known It causes heart dts ease bram disease JOint dts ease and paralysis Venereal disease caq often be prevented by usmg an old fashiOned condom How ever Wllh sexual prnm1scu 1ty the danger 1s always there and parl!r 1larly now w1Lh venereal d1sease reach mg ep1dem1c proport•onsom e say out of control If 1 By United Press Intemallooal Toledo and Bowlmg Green re presenting the old and the new of M1d Amencan Conference football power get together Saturday In another one of their backyard brawls wtth the MAC h tie possibly on the line The Rockets two time defend mg conference champ19n and once agam piCked as the team to beat has a 27-game wlnnmg streak gomg the longest m the nat10n Toledo p1cked up 1ts fit's! con ference v1ctory and fourth of ...the season Saturday night w1th a 31 28 dec1s1on over Ohto Um verstty hefore a record crowd of 21 984 tn the Glass Bowl Bowling Green w1th sopho mores scormg al11ts pomls rtp ped a veteran Western M1ch1 gan team 23-1i for Its sec( mll MAN S EYE VIEW OF WOMEN'S LIBERATION Dear Helen I don t see why men are down on women s liberation when II w1ll Iibera te us from bad scenes like 1 Being the breadwinner 2 Making the deciSions 3 Opening doors and otherwise kowtowing to the ladies 4 Actually wmaturally polite in the presence of wcmen 5 Worrying because were the bead of the family with all the responsibility 6 Being the supreme protector the strong one the bciea the owner It will be great to relax and be just a hUsband Me I m glad to shuck a lot ofjhis noosen.!e and let my wife take her fair share If she earn1'more mmey than I do wbo cares' She swelcome to equal rights because I m tired of the he man role I say Thank you liberators you re giving men a chance to rest - READY TO ABDICATE • Dear RTA Either you rea candidate for the men satWliary ofN 0 W or you re a low~ey satirist Either way you ve made some good points Hang m there' - H Dear Helen Thls Joe who blasts women m bars he needs an answer Just becal!Sll HE IS all ey~rhaps on the make doesn t mean that everyone Is I a one of foW' singles who go 0111 to have fun not wrestling rna es We go to the bar together and leave the same way after jokmg around dancmg a little meeting our friends U a girl lela a fellow know shes just out to have fun (no games) he wont be expecting to drag her to bed Come on Joe all gu-ls aren t tramps because they sbow up in barsunescorted That sa VIew that waS going out 20 years ago• DOTTIE Dear Helen Joe complamed about women m hotpants at banr Men don t stare at women s legs any more (unless they re too old to do anything else) The mimskirl cured that A loog elQII!nse of leg IS!I t a come-on Joe old boy Its sunply a style and the leg has to be fantastically shapely these da)'!l to make a mans head lw'n - A UITLE SAD ABOUT THAT Dear Helen I m a happily marned w001an, aid I go lnlo a bar on my way home from work- not to pickup men but to relu over a drink or two chat w1th people (not about sex but about what s heppening in the world) My husband trusts me He knows that I can handle the oc castonal masher But most men don t My advice to Joe Is to g~ve his mind a good scrubbing and keep his hands where they belong (on the har around his glass)- SIDRLEY Dear Helen The letter by Joseph sbould be a warning to women, who th1nk they re so equal they can mvade bars alme They shculd change their dress habits back to decency and slay borne where they belong ThiS would go a long way toward brln~ crime under control as everybody knows the way females dress these days 1san open mv1tation to rapists and murderers - A FRIEND OF THE FAIR SEX OHIO HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCORES By United Pren lnternaltonal C nclnnal Woodward 54 Walnut Hills o C nclnnat Xavier 13 Toledo Central Catholic 3 L It e M am 42 Klrlgs 14 C eve and Bened ctlne 56 C eve and John Adams 6 Valley Forge 41 Shaker Heights 0 K rl and 3 Beachwood 19 C eveland Lutheran East 20 Richmond Heights 0 Cleveland Lutheran West 20 Columba o Sleubenv lie Central 14 East L verpool 6 Whee lng (W Va) L nsley lnst lule 43 Un on Local 0 Br 6 Poland 35 L sbon 0 Youngstown Card nal Mooney 22 Youngstown Ursuline 14 Dayton Ketler ng A ter 20 Warren Wesfern Reserve 14 Newark Calhol c 12 Fori Frye 0 North Un on 15 Buckeye Valley 0 C eve and La I n 34 Newark 14 North Canton 20 Canton Leh man 10 Can on Central Cal hoi c 46 Canton Timlc.en 0 Ashtabula Edgelood 15 Jef fe son 7 C eve and Calhedro Lal n 34 The 1Da1~ Sentinel C eve and St Joseph 0 Loran Catholi c 14 Perkins 6 Cleve and Glenv lie 16 Ceve land John Hay 7 C eve and 51 Ignatius 27 Cleveland West Tech 12 Loran 20 Mansfield 8 Un vers ty School 13 Hawken School 12 MONDAY QUARTERBACKING Is 11 possible to take heart from defeat' Yes Penn St 16 Air Force 14 No one I talked to following the 22-6 loss to Ironton Fnday Maine 21 Rhode Island 7 Leh gh 49 Vermont 8 rught was down on the Marauders The converse was true Many Colgote 28 Yale 21 were optimistic about the balance of the season which reads Cornell 31 Ru tgers 17 Jackson away Fnday night Waverly at home Athens and Army 22 Mssourl 6 Susquehanna 10 Jun iata 10 Gallipolis away Logan at home and PI Pleasant (non~eague) Delaware 23 V llanova 15 away on successive Frtday nlghts In that order Colby 21 Tutts 0 Amhersl 14 Am lnt 13 After game quarterbacks may be moce cheerful about that Ed nboro 49 Slippery Rock 21 upcoming opposition than head coach Charley Chancey whose Lalayette 21 Drexel 13 responsrbllity 11 Is to get his boys up for Jackson which will be Boston Coli 24 Richmond 0 Hofstra 30 Delaware St 0 doing some rebOunding of 1ts own after bemg whupped most Temple 34 Boston U 10 unexpectedly by Athens Friday rught by the Identical score that Mlwest Ironton took Me~gs Oh o St 35 California 3 No re Dame 14 Michigan St 2 What Meigs fans saw at Marauder Stadium Friday rught was M en gan 46 Navy 0 a defensive line slrong enough to fend off Ironton s power runrung M nn 38 Kansas 20 N Oak 51 62 Morningside 0 backs well enough to have won the game Two departments of the Estrn M ch 23 ldano St 22 Marauder game came up short one the defense agamst the deep Ciar on 7 Oh o Wslyn 6 pass and two a consistent offense against what has to be St Jno (M nn) 2'1 Hm! ne 16 Nebraska 42 Utah St 6 regarded as Ironton s very good defense agamst the rush and the Syrocuse 7 lnd ana 0 pa~ Northwestern 24 W s 11 The Marauders had two golden opportunities to turn the game Purdue 43 Iowa 13 Wash 52 I nos 14 aroW1d both given 'them by Tiger errors One was a fumbled Mam (Oh o) 66 Marsha I 6 Northern Iowa 8 South Oak 0 snapback of a punt deep m Ironton ternto~y and the other was a fumble by Spears on a roll out recovered also deep in Iron Ripon 34 Belo I 7 C nc 17 Texas A&.M 0 ton land Akron 10 Ball 51 7 But the Marauders perhaps over eager made too many SOuth errors (motion penalties an mtercepted pass) to cash m Tr n ly 27 S W La 21 F or da St 17 VIr Tee 3 They looked quite sharp on their one TD dr1ve Mark Wilham Tampa 49 Youngstown 0 gmng over his own right end from seven yards out practically Georg a Tech 24 Clemson 14 untouched On that operation the blocking of Williams mates was Georg a 35 M ss St 7 V rgln a 27 Vanderblll 23 something to behold Wake Foresl 18 Maryland 14 Yes whereas after the Belpre game there was a smog of A abama 40 M sslss ppl 6 North Car 27 No Car St 7 gloom overlaymg the Bend today there IS easter breathing AUburn 38 Kentucky 6 Western Maryland 38 Penn M I Hol!lrvard 17 Northeastern 7 A new commandment I giVe to you that you love one another even as I have loved you that 11011 also love one another --John 13 34 7 Eastern Ky 14 Auslln Peay 9 Western K1 36 East Tenn 7 Bluet eld St 22 W Va St 20 Samford 28 Florence St 7 East Carol na 31 C lade! 25 Tennessee 20 Flor da 13 M Brown 46 Alobama 51 33 So Car 7 Memphis St 3 Louis ana St 38 Rice 3 Southwest Okla 33 Southern Cal 20 SMU 28 New Mexico Sf 2'1 Arkansas 49 TCU 15 Texas 35 Oregon 7 Texas Tech 13 Arizona 10 Drake 38 Northern Ariz 13 Ab (:hr s U Northern Colo 7 Tex A& I 22 SF Austin 21 S E Ol<.la 33 S W Okla 0 Houston 34 San Jose St 20 Tenn St 20 Tex Southern 14 Tr nit~ (Tex) 27 S W La 21 Cent Okla St 35 Lngstn 19 McNeese 29 Louisiana Tech 22 T~Jsa 17 Weot Texas 13 Lamar U 35 Cent Missouri 6 Grambling 30 Prairie Vw A&M by G1ll Fox :a:: I ..... object' I Desk ,. Co umbla 22 Pr nceton 20 West V r 20 Pittsburgh 9 7 'Hello, By Chet Tannehtll Eut A thought for Wday Athenian wnter Menander said We live not as we wish but as we can so the Sports Penn l7 Brown 16 2157 I . College Scores Sa urday by The Oh o Va e., Publ sh ng Company J 1 Court St Pomeroy Oh o 45769 Bus ness Off ce Phone 992 2 56 Ed tor a l Phone 992 Second class postage paid at Pomeroy Oh o National advert sl 'h g representat Ye Bottlne 1 Gallagl)er Inc 12 East .flnd St NeW York C ty New York Subscr pt on rates De Livered by carr er whe~e ( ~val+able 50 cents per week. By Motor Route where carrier ser-v ce not &val abe One montll Sl 75 Bv ma 1 In Oh o and W Va One year S14 00 S x mon h s S7 25 Three months $4 Subscription pr ce nc udes SM~day T ml!!s Sent nel t~·-:----- .,...---.::::,_ - - game at 14 14 w1th 8 03 remam m\ on a one yard run by RenJI7d Harmon and a two-pomt conversion pass from quarter back Larry Hayes to Bob Fello Kent s other pomts came on a pair of f1eld goals by Gordon Ober Kent IS now I 3 for the year Akron for the second straight game scored m the fmal sec ondstowm A3&,yardf!eldgoalby Tom Budz1szewski w1th f1ve sec onds to go gave the Zips a 111-7 victory over Ball State Unbeaten in Tbree Akron had gotten control of the ball on 1ts 33 w1th 26 sec onds lelt and drove to the Car dmal 21 Budziszewski who had had two prev1ous fteld goal attempts blocked then split the uprights for the wmning pomts The Z1ps bed for 19th in the UP! small college ratmgs are unbeaten m three games The Umvers1ty of Cmcmnatl usmg a stubborn defense and the kicking of Mike Sclumtt to supnse Texas A & M 17 0 at College Stat10n Tex Two Schnutt fteld goals and a 34 yard return of a blocked punt by linebacker M1ke H1l liard gave the Bearcats all the pomts they needed at halfl!me leading IW Sophomore Sal Ca sola 1ced the vtctory m the fourth quarter when they got to the Cmcmnat1 18 only to fum ble The Umvers1ty of Lomsvtlle put another shmer on Dayton as the Cardmals rolled to a 21 0 f1rst half lead enroute to a 41 13 dectslon over the fadmg Flyers who opened w1th a wm over C1ncmna II It was the thtrd straight loss for Dayton In the Oh1o Conference 1 the first b1g day of league games saw Baldwm Wallace beat Mus kingwn 211-7 the thtrd stra1ght loss for the Muskies by the tden tical score Wittenberg down OL terbem 21 7 Mamtta edge Ken yon 14-13 Mount Umon down Wooster 24 14 Newttrk 14 In 1955 a Umt.ed Air Unes plane h1t Medicine Bow Peak in southern Wyoming killing 66 MPII!M W !DE DIS VOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON ARH CAESTER L TANNISH ILL Exec Ed ROBISRT HOE FLIC~ 'etty EditOr Publ sl)ed d~ll~ •~copt MAC wm and third wi thou! a defeat overa"ll Toledo paced by Chuck Ea ley s passmg and the runnmg of Joe Schwartz led 31 14 early m the fourth quarter but OU scored two qmck touchdowns and agam had the ball on the Rocket 44 Wtth 4 33 to go The Rockets held however and ran out the clock w1th two first downs Ealey h!l on 17 of 23 passes for 253 yards and two touch downs '1wth to Don Fall" who grabbed eight for llO yards Schwartz who had an ll(}.yard touchdown run gained 156 yards m 17 cames Bill Gary who led the Bobcats m rushmg w1th 117 yards in 24 tries scored two OU lou~owns on short runs "l'tilcons Rally Bowling Green spotted Wes tern Michigan a second penod touchdown and then stormed back With three field goals by Bill W1tte a touchdown pass from Joe Bab1cs to Brian Cross covermg 13 yards and a"two yard rW1 by Paul M1les who gamed 97 yards to lead the Falcons The Falcons rolled up 208 yards on the ground asamst a Bronco defense which had allow ed an average of only 26 yards per game Miami also unbeaten m four games this season overwhelm ed Marshall6!Mlas the Thunder mg Herd rebwldmg from last year s dlSBstrous airplane crash which claimed the lives of most of 1ts vars1ty players managed only two f1rst downs agamst the tough Redskins Sophomore Bob Hitchens ran for three touchdowns and Dean Harmony and Steve Williams two each as the Redskins raced to a 3Hl lead at halftime At Kent a 36-yard fteld goal by Iowa Stale s Regg1e Shoe make w1th I 19 to go gave the Cyclones a 17 14 vtctory over the luckless Golden Flashes The Flashes had L1ed the • C nc nnat MOl!: er 26 Along w1th the fam1ly 1tself the Lrad!l!onal famtly meal may be headmg for extmction Accordmg to Dr George G Graham professor of human nutnt1on at Johns Hopkms in Baltimore a com plete meal may eventually cons1st stmply of a hand food such as a sandwich that contams all the nutrients a person needs For example a ch1ld could eat three Y!Lamm fortllled peanut butter and Jelly sandwiChes a day he says and be JUSt as well nourtshed as he would be by eating the Lradtltonal balanced meals of meat fish eggs da1ry products cereals vegetables and fru1ts Such a change m eating habits would have profound soc1al and economic consequences says Graham Agnculture and the food mdustry would be drastically affected of course Housewives would be freed of the lime they now spend preparmg meals Even the prtce of housmg would go down because*there would be no need for kitchens and thelf many appliances All th1s IS only theorehcal The catch IS that man does not 11ve by (or for) peanut butter and Jelly sandw1ches alone The healthy normal person enJoys eatmg and the greater the vanety of foods the greater the enjoyment Many housewives women s lib notwlthstandmg take prtde m the1r cookmg sk11l Many men too The professor s vlswn of our gastronomteal future 1s akm to predictions that someday all bab1es w1ll be con cetved by arhfic1al msemmahon thus elimmating the hme-consummg haphazard and metf1c1ent method of the present day Its possible but Improbable Somehow 1! JUSt wouldn t seem the same By United Press International Today IS Monday Oct 4 the 277th day of 1971 The moon IS full The mormng stars are Mercury and Saturn The evemng stars are Venus Mars and Jupiter Those born on this day are In 1890 Mormons m Utah under the s1gn of L1bra U S Pres1dent Rutherford B renounced polygamy the prac tice of havmg more than one Hayes was born Oct 4 1822 w1fe at a time On th1s day m history In 1927 AI Jolson starred m The Jazz Smger the f1rst full length talkmg mov1e In 1938 Dr Eduard Benes resigned as president of ere choslovak1a under pressure from an ultunatwn from NaZI Germany you have been exposed the w1se course IS to have an ex SIDE GLANCES ammat10n The h1gh rate of V D and the stenlrty 1t causes may well elrmmate the dan~er of a population explosiOn m the Umted S tate s unless the problem 1s brought under control ant 20 Yorkv le 14 Jewett Sc o 43 Connotton Val ey K1tchens Passe m Future' Gonorrhea Is a Crucial Problem By Lawrence Lamb M D Toledo Nips OU 1 • Tex So 28 Tenn St 25 Idaho 21 Montana 12 Colorado 31 Kansas St 21 Wash St 34 Utah 12 Wyoming 17 Colo St U 6 Duke 9 Stanford 3 Pacific (Ore) 9 Linfield 7 Oregon 34 UCLA 17 West Easl Ore 10 South Ore 6 Son Fran St 39 Azusa Pac 8 Xal Lutheran 21 Redlands 7 Weber St 20 Boise St 7 San Diego St 30 No Ill 10 Ariz St 24 Tex (El Paso) 7 Hayward St 48 San Fran 20 Sacmnto St 23 Sonoma St 22 Fresno St 19 Hawall 8 This Week's Tilts . By Un1ted Press International Satorday Musk ngum at Ash and Ohio State at Illinois Oberl n al Allegheny To edo at Bowl ng Green Oh o Wesleyon at Wooster Kent State at Western M chlgan Findlay at Bluffton (n) Ohio Unlversltyo l Kentucky Central Stale at Northwood Xavier at Cinclnnat (n) (Mlch ) Dayton at Tampa (n) Wilmington at Del ance Akron at North Texas St John Carroll at Wash & Jeff Denison at Wittenberg H Jl sdale at Ohio Northern (n) Hofstra at Baldwin Wallace Youngstown State at Northern Heidelberg at Capital M chlgan Hiram at Marietta n - Indicates n ght game Otterbein at Mount Un on TWO WAY STAR- Hal Spears (No 15 ) crouched 1n a defensive stance facmg Marauder blockers Roger Dixon (67) guard and Dave Krawsczyn (61) tackle was a standout at deep safety on defense as well as offens1ve quarterback of the undefeated Ironton Tigers who defeated Metgs 22-6 Fnday mght In Pomeroy Mark W1lbams (No 33) Me1gs latlback has already been grounded by a Tiger lmeman n the actton above Spears completed II passes of 15 attempted for 130 yards and 2 TDs and mtercepted one errant Marauder aer1al Fnday mghl Spears after the game was 29 for 38and 8 TDs on the season (four games) Orioles Rally, Nip A's, 5-3 BALTIMORE (UP!) - VIda Blue now knows how to beat the Balhmore Onoles m the playoffs but he may not get another chance Against this club you ve got to be perfect the deJected young sensatton of the baseball world sa1d Sunday after the Baltimore Onoles tagged him for four runs w1th two out m the seventh mmng to beat the Oakland A s 5-3 m the f1rst game of the playoffs I had the lead and I let 1l get away 1 blew 1! Blue noted smce the A s staked h1m to a ~ margm only to have the Ortoles rallydramahcally to boost thetr three year playoff record to 7-iJ The OriOles who w1ll attempt to take a 2-0 lead m the hesl-<>f f1ve senes today when they send M1ke Cuellar agamsl Jrm Hunter are a1mmg for lhe!r th1rd stra1ght three-game play off sweep Blue who beat the Onoles tw1ce dunng the regular season on four-hitters p1t.ched well cons1dermg he s only 22and was faCing playoff pressure for the f~rst time But he wasn l super He was w1thm one out of getting out of the seventh mmng w1th a 3-1 lead when he gave up Mark Belanger s run-<;cormg smgle Curt Molton s pmch double that tied 1t 3-3 and Paul Blair s two run double that decided the game Losmg the opener w1th their ace leaves the A s m a desperate s1luahon and no one knows 1t better than Blue He sa1d he s wtumg to come Wednesday w1lh two days rest but there s no guarantee the senes w1ll go past the third game Tuesday m Oakland It s not a queshon of wanting to p1tch Wednesday 11 s a quesl10n of wantmg to wm Blue sa1d I may even have to go out to the bullpen Tuesday I th1nk I could put out a couple of good mnmgs Blue sounded like a guy worned about a Balt1more sweep but he lr1ed to be op timtstic You never know he added We may have to play f1ve games The other As refused to be downhear ted We ve got a 21 game wmner gomg Monday Dave Duncan satd I have all the confidence m the world Sal Bando added Its not gomg to affect us too much They re go1ng to have to heal a guy tust as good on Monday Blue who was 2~ on Aug 29 bu t 1 2 the rest of the season sa1d I had good sluff the same kmd I 'e had m my last Reserves Defeat Point The Me1gs Maraude1 reserves coached by Fenton Taylor and Ben SIHwter defeated the Pt Pleasant reserves at Marauder Stadium Saturday n ght 8 0 The wm gave the little Marauders a record of I a, wh ch does not mclude a pre season scnm mage v1ctory over the Southern Local varstly Scormg the smgle touchdown was sophomore tailback Ron Couch m the f rsl quarter on a two yard rWl The extra pomts were scored on a pass from Junior quarterback John Dillard - B ue Now, you can to JUniOr end Btll Chaney 1 he I ttle Mara uders defense held the Lillie Blacks deep 11 the!T own temtory late m the fmal quarter to preserve the r lead GIVIng credtl for outstandmg performances besides Dillard Couch and Chaney we• e M!Ck Ash sophomore w1n gac k Randy Faulk freshman tackle Randy Chafm Junior end and Alan McLaughlm sophomore fullback Pl Pleasant Metgs game was delayed when the ha ndlmg Blall" well He threw a slugger was armoyed by a good pt lc h but Blair JUSt h1t II couple of bees on what Blue Williams sa1d called h1s other bad p tch The As also thought Blue was the VIctim of bad calls by A good reason to wnp1re Hank Soar espeetally INSURE·~ on Molton Soar called hlS usual game manager D ck Wtll ams sa ct We thought we had Molton out but hi o pt lches we thought were str1kes were called balls WII ams showed a lot of class when he let Blue p1tch to Bla1r after Molton !ted the game Your Blue brought the As th1s far and the Oakland manager Insurance f1gured he should have the shot Agent to w n or lose Dale Warner Frank Robmson led off the seventh nmng w lh a walk on a 3 2 ptlch and Bt ooks Rob nson who h1t mto an mrung-ending double pia) n the fourth Whether you smglcd w1th one out After auto ltfe And ) Etchebarren fhed homeowners tn ou t Be langer s ngled surance we wtll destgn n a run and Motlon a pol c{ to Itt your hatled for w1rmmg p1lchcr Dave tnd1v dual McNall) and lied the game wtth requirements his double 0 scuss your spectftc Bla!T was 0 for 11 against needs w1 th us Blue th1s season when he slapped a grounder dow n the Ins. thtrd base hne for a two run Phone 992 2966 ] double I left Blue n because 114 Cnurt St Pomeroy be still had good veloc1ty and he shll had hiS stuff And he d been EBERSBACH HOWE. 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Sports Writer include one rookie. The 'Skins, Washington fans may not on the road for their first three f1!Cogniz!! that strange group games, moved inlo sole possesthat comes home finally next sian of first place in the Sunday to play Houston but · National Conference Easl Sunthey will know one thing- day by stunning the Dallas master builder George Allen Cowboys 2().16 in a battle of bas put together the National unbeatens. Football Conference's only un- Charlie Harraway ran 57 beaten team. yards for a touchdown on the Allen made over 20 trades third play of the game and l)ill after taking over the Redskins Kilmer, subbing for the injured last .wmter and has put together Sortny Jurgensen, threw a 50- Browns 0 'B k lan d • Tv B · ttl n zg a e 1 B ' , CLEVELAND (UP! ) - The Althongh the Browns' defenCle e1a d B ill b t sive secondary has been praised v hn therowtnsghw t ife put thr oug tr au es , no for its impressive achievements most rugged and aggressive in the past two outings, Skorich test this entire season tonight feels mental .errors, "which when the Oakland Raiders, could be cleared up in a splitpaced by the passing of Daryle second," caused some nearLamonica and the kicking of fa tal experiences in the last few ageless George Blanda, invade minutes of the game against Municipal Stadium for a Baltimore. nationally lelevised National "It's a matter of our guys Football League encounter. accounting for who they're The Browns, fresh from a 14- supposed to get," Skorich said. 13 upset over the world "When tlle play is called, all champion Baltimore Colts will they bave to do is say 'I got him, be eyeing their third co~cu- he's mine, I'll take Joe.' we tive win and a bold on first place wocked on it this week and I in tbe central division of the bope the problem has been AFC. cleared up ." Browns Coach Nick Skorich Browns' field general Bill says tlle Raiders, a robust team Nelsen is expected to use that overshifts and undershifts audibles and automatics Ireits powerful defense to gain quentiy against the Raiders. maximum protection, "have Skorich said they bave been more running backs illan they very productive ''foc tbat extra need to depend on ." yardage we've been getting "Oakland, by far , will be the when we needed it." :OUghest team we'll come up With both the Browns ·and against this campaign," Raiders being paced by outSkorich said . "They 've got a . standing defenses, the bulk Of hard line. We know it and we're the pressure may not be focused r&dy for it. entirely on the offensive units "Lamomica (who hasn't but on kicking specialists Don tossed an interception yet this Cockroft and Blanda. .season) reads defenses so well Cockroft, in his performances and gets his men positioned this season, has lacked conright where he needs tllem. Tbe lidence, according to Skarich. Raiders have a bushel of speed. "Don hasn't been concentralThey're just a muscle offense. ing entirely on the ball when he And their defense is all gang- goes to kick," Skorich said. type tackle and it's been quite "Therefore , he doesn't eye-up effective." the ball the way be should . One of the Raiders the "I'm not looking for a placeBrowns' defense will have to kicker, yet. All Don needs is contend with is Fred Bilelnik- confidence. One he gets that, off, who snagged two it'll all come to him and we'll be second half touchdown back in good shape." passes from Lamonica As for Blanda, he provided a last · week in their 34-0 6-1J lead over tlle Chargers at the victory over ille San Diego half witll field goals of 42 and 37 Chargers. Lamonica finished yards, helping to shutout San the afternoon with 182 yards - Diego for the first lime since having connected on 11 of 17 1969 -when they lost 13-1) to the -!tempts and the two TO's. Denver Broncos. Grid Standz·n.u.s e. ········ National Football League Standings By United Press International American Conference East W. L. T. Pel. Baltimore 2 1 . 0 667 Miam i 1 1 1 · New England 1 2 o :: New York Jets 1 2 0 .333 Buffalo Centra~ 3 0 .000 W. L. T. Pel. 2 o o 1.000 Cleveland 2 1 o .667 Pi ttsburgh Cincinnati Houston ~d 1 2 o .333 0 2 1 .000 W. L. T. Pel. 2 1 0 .667 I I 0 .500 1 2 0 333 Kansas1:i ty Oakland · San Diego Denver 0 2 1 :ooo National Conference East w. L. T. Pel. Washington Callas New York Giants 3 0 0 1.000 2 I 0 .667 2 I 0 .667 1 2 0 .333 St . Louis Philadelphia 0 3 0 .000 Central W. L. T. Pet. Chicago 2 I 0 .W 2 I 0 .W Minneso1a Detroit 2 'I Groen Bay West San Franc isco Altanta New Orleans Los Angeles 0 .61>7 2 I 0 .667 W. L. T. Pet. 2 I 0 .667 1 I 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 .500 .500 .500 Sunday's Results Detroit 31 Atlanta 38 Minnesota 19 Buffalo 0 Balt.lmore 23 New England 3 Green Bay 20 Cincinnati 17 Houston 13 New Orleans 13 New York Jets 14 Miami 10 Pttlsburgh 21 San Diego 17 San Fran 31 Philadelphia 3 Was~lnglon 20 Dallas 16 New York Giants 21 '51 . Louis 20 Kansas City 16 Denver 3 Los Angeles 17 Chicago 3 (Qnly games scheduled) Mondor's Games Oakland al Cleveland (night) I On If game scheduled I Next Sunday's Games Ball.fmore al Buffalo Denver at Oakland Green Qay at' Detroit Houston at Washington Los Angeles at San Francisco Miami at Cincinnati Mlnnosola at Philadelphia New Ortean,l>.,t Chicago New Yorii1011 at New England Pittsburgh at Clevelond · St; Louis at Allanta .. .......... ' ~ WHEI£ · ·Fo;r Yinton Dedication WUSAV' Tbe free air show to he Paul V. 'Wallar, president of DOUMMU presented at the dedication of the Vinton County Airport the administration building at Advisory Comrilltlee, said the·· tlle new Vinton Coun~ Airport program will begin with plane We PlY you 'to IIVt may be expanded to mclude a rides and' an "Early Bird" ,(1nd tilt ply Is good). low level fly-<Jver by a military breakfastal8a.m.for themany jet team, military ~licopters pilots expected to fly In to the and an aclual landing by a airport. A· gig_antic chicken corporate jet, accor!llng to Glen ·barbecue which will also offer L. Peters, clerk of the Vinton sandwiches, soft drinks and County t ommissioners. coffee wiD be served from 11 SUnday, Oct. 10, is scheduled a.m. until dark. as ~day of fun for everyone wbo The official dedication visits tbe Vintoil County Airport ceremony at I p.m. will be located six miles north of followed by an exciting fr~ air McArtllur. . show which includes sky divers UTi and experimental aircraft on display. FPC'rS · The bea~tiful Vinton County fall leaves are expected to be fht Atht,. C:.Unty one of the attractions for tllose S.vlngs&lolnC,. ~ enjoying plane rides . from 8 2fUte... St,' I a.m. until 8:30 pJn. The rides Pom-.OIIIo will continue until 11 p.m, ~ Mtmber Ftdtrll giving passengers the opHome LoAn 81nk Mtmbtr Ftdet'al Savtnot & portunity to see the lights of -LOllln tn1uranct Corporallon. C0 l b All accounts lnaur~ up to urn lis, Newark, Parkers· 120,000.01 . burg and Charleston from directly over the Vinton County Airport. e-north magnetic pole ••••••••••••••••••• of the earth is that region where the magnetic force is vertically downward and thhe south magnetic Po I e t at region where the magnetic force is vertically upward, 'The World Almanac says. The lbcation shifts somewhat from time 1o time. SiiAC STANDINGS ALL GAMES TEAM W L T POP Eastern 4 0 0 163 12 Kyger Creek 3 0 I 73 24 North Gallia l 3 0 50 48 Southern 0 4 o 20 84 admitted "I didn't have any- Southwestern 0 4 0 8 ·108 thing," in the first inning. Hannan Trace 0 4 0 0 120 SVAC ONLY Leading 1-1l, they had the bases W L T POP loaded with one out and failed TEAM Kyger Creek 3 0 0 67 18 to score again. · Easlern 2 0 0 69 0 I 2 0 44 34 And in the sixth, when they North Gallia 0 1 0 12 14 did kayo Ellis, they had the Southern --~ Southwestern 0 I 0 0 38 bases loaded again with one out Hannan Trace 0 2 0 0 88 -and again failed to score. Totals 6 6 o 192 192 FRIDAY'S GAMES: "The big play was in the Eastern at Kyger Creek sixth when Bob Miller struck Symmes Valley at Norlh MIDOLEJioRT, 0. out Tito Fuentes for the second Gallia Hannan Tra ce at Hannan, W. out," said Murtaugh. But the Va . third out was just as big-a line Southern at Southwestern by Mays that hung up long enough for Roberto Clemente to catch it. Mays came back to hit a tworun homer in the ninth. "But what does that matter?" said Willie. "We lost." The Pirates call on Nelson Briles (8-4) in the third game Tuesday while the Giants bring in their ace, Juan Marichal (Illll ). Marichal won the divisionclinching game for the Giants on the 'tast day of the season. The price the Giants are paying for going down to the last day is that they can use Marichal only once in the playoffs. scar.~ SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)Because Bob Robertson personally chased away the "spooks" who haunt Candlestick Park, the Pittsburgh Pirates headed home today all square with the San Francisco Giants and full of confidence. "We'll have the home field advanta_!:e in Pittsbur_gh," said Slugger Robertson as the two teams battling for the National League pennant took a day off for travel in their best-<Jf-five had gone homer-less for the last five weeks of the regular season. But Robertson says that's entirely due to the gimpy knee that's been bothering him. "Favoring the knee messed up my swing," he explained. "Some shots of cortisone I got recently helped a lot. They sure must have helped me Sunday, because I don't have days like that very often. " Nobody ever has had a day like that in a playoff before- series. therusty-hair~dfirstbaseman 's The series became tied at one game each Sunday when Robertson, who hadn't hit a home run since Aug. 2!i, blasted three of 'em in leading the Pirates to a romping 9-4 victory . His slugging, which paced a 15-hil Pirate assault on six Giants' pitchers, seemed to put to rest forever the idea that the Pirates, the !'lalional League's best hitting team, are spooked by Candlestick Park, the Giants' home. Until this explosion, the Pirates just didn't seem able to hit here-losing five of six games here during three homers were a playoff record. "That man was nasty,'' said Fox with a wry grin. "The whole story was the first baseman,'' said !>irate manager Danny Murtaugh with a muCh wider lrish.grin. The Giants' problem is that the ."medicine" that works on Wtlhe Stargell doesn 't work on Robertson. Lefty-swinging Stargell, who led the National League in homers with 48, has go~e ht!less m 10 trips to the plate m the playoffs, hasn't hit the ball out of the infield, and bas struck out four limes. The only time he's been on base he was hit by a pitch. But the lefty Giant pitchers who stopped Stargell Sunday hung around a little too tongthey pitched to the next batter, righthanded Robertson. Giants starter John Cwnberland got Stargell on a grounder to end a first-inning threat-but Robertson whacked him lor a double to open the second, and . g0 on t score the Pir ate s 1Irs 1 run. C~berland fanned StargeU with one on to end the thtrd, but. Robertson opened the f our th With a homer. Reliever Ron Bryant fanned . th Stargewt II 'th tw oonme seve th b t R be tso 1 d n ' u ? r n c eare the bases with . his second homer. And reliever Steve Hamilton fanned Slargell to open th . th l to t e mn ' any ge whacked for R0 be ts ' thi d home r on s r r.. · The Giants lost the chance to go two games up m the playoffs because they failed to kayo Ptrates' starter Dock Ellis ' who · SATURD.o\Y'S OHIO COLLEGE FootBALL SCORES. By United Press International Ohio Sjale 35 Cal)fornia 3 Bowling Green 23 Western Michigan 6 Toledo 31 Ohio University 28 Cincinnati 17 Texas A & M o Miami 66 Marshall 6 · Quantico Marines 24 Xavter 6 Louisville 41 Dayton 13 Akron 10 Ball State 7. Tampa 49 Youngstown State 0 Denison 27 Capital 18 Baldwin-Wallace 20 Muskingum f~t.~=~:! i ~ mystery. ~:ur~~~·s;. and Pirate players major baseball DIFFEIIPCE 4%% PAIUOOK IA11 .Meici Co.. li:i1Ch ..@ nORLD ALMANAC "IT'S -TRUE" . - - Ohio Conference ° VALUES AB FOUND AT ° Chester NeWS· N0 teS SATURDAY, OCTOBER ·9th l:OO .P.M. PROMPT RODN~Y VILLAGE , 2 The above aerial photograph Is of the proposed new housing project which ·15 designed for the Wyman Caldwell farm located on Route 351 4 'I t New Ho 1zer Medi 1 c t . . mt es wes of the . ca en er) :..Aslgnwlllbeontheproperfy . .A feasibility study shows this pr.operty a pri.,;e location tor rofllabl commerc~al or Is residential_uses. Th1s development has been planned and lai~ out with ctly properly spectllcatlon . Lot sizes - 100' bv 120'; all lots fa ce 50 1001 streets, sewer & clfy water will be In front of each lot. This message is to all people in this area planning to b ' ld b or invest . Be_at this sale Saturdi!v the 9th. Restricted ~~o~ghufo protect your mvestment, this is a~ auctionwhere you can ·b t your. own price,_ so don't miss this sale. Oct . 9th at 1: oou~~ Land ownership IS the sure basis for TRUE WEALTH ( N t' the stock market) . • o ~GtMi _ w ° Q. D - -----•- Notes . •.. Gardens Under Glass a POLLY'S POINTERS 'tT. ~'1<<'»-""-"'~~~~.-n.:';<i.:¥>:<:~11<':< . ~ DEAR POLLY- My Pet Peeve is having the telephone nng and then fmd the party calling has hung up before I c~~ get to the phone to answer it. Five rings make a hmt , of only halt a mmute and waiting a few seconds longer would give the satisfaction of having conveyed your message . Please wait for 10 rings which will only take a minute .- A. P. K. meeting. dale from the last Thursday to the third Tuesday of each month. Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Webb and Mrs. Morris were appointed to have the display and demonstration at the Christmas flower show in November. Programs for the year were ~ussed and booklets will be prepared for the members . Mrs . Kuhn presented devotions to open the meeting and .also gave the program on drying flowers . She listed several ways to secure good results including drying in sifted sea sand, in Borax, in a mixture of Borax and white cornmeal, and silica gel. She said flowers should be cut when they are still ln very good condition, that foliage should be removed and that they should be covered in an air tight · container. "Autumn in All Its Splendor" · was the arrangement theme with ribbons going to Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Cross and Mrs. Grirrun. The October meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Simpson with Mrs. Morris as the assisting h.ostess . Mrs. Barnilz was assisted in serving refresh~nts by Mrs. Carpenter. Social Calendar DEAR POLLY- I am answering Eleanor whose afghan had come home from the dry cleaner with uneven edges . I found that a curtain stretcher is ideal for correcting this . Carefully stretch the afghan on the stretcher to the cor· reel size and spray lightly to dampen. Afghan will be shaped well and then keep its shape.-EVELYN DEAR POLLY- My brother's . wrist watch bothered him when he was in the hospital but he did not want ·:.I .. ' lo be without it, so a nurse turned a drinking glass upside ,down, placed it'1ln the bedside table and slipped the adjustable band on his watch down over the glass . He c a u I d then see the w a t c h from a reclining p o s i t i o n and was not bothered by having it on his arm .-SALLY . ' . . , (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN .) You wlll receive a doUar if Polly uses vour favorite bomematlag Idea, Pet Peeve, PoUy's Problem or solution to a problem. Write Polly In care of this newspaper, Fifth Birthday is Celebrated ~~~~~~~~~~~ MONDAY meeting at 7:30p.m. Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hudson grandfather, Walter Hudson; MIDDLEPORT Garden Club, Members asked to pay dues. entertained with a party Mr. ~nd Mrs. Bill Grueser, and Saturday in observance of the Mrs. Illez Stivers !'I'd Jack. Monda y, 7:30p,m. home of Mrs. WSCS, ENTERPRISE United Garen Stansbury. All members Metllodis. t Church, 7,30 p.m. fifth birthday of their daughter, . Lori Lynn. to Iake an arrangemen l usmg Tuesday, hlllle of Mrs. Willlam orange and black. Mrs, John Frecker. Mrs. Martha Husted to Games were played with Kincaid, Mrs: James Titus, be in cbarge of the program. Kimberly Franz and Angie Baker winning prizes. After Mrs. J . E . Har ley, hos tesses. TIIURSDAY POMEROY Garden Club, 8 CLEANING DAY, Rutland Lori opened her gifts, ice cream, cake and Kool-Aid were p.m.· Monday nlRht at the horne Unite<l . · ,Methodist Church. All served .• tim . Candy bars, balloons of Mrs· Harvey Vanvranken · da y,'any e, taking c1eaning Mrs. Tracy Whaley will be co- supplies. and placemats witll nursery your bills rhymes were given as favors . h08 tess when you can't MEIG.S CHAPTER Ord f - SON BORN SEPT. 3 Others attending were Mistee 0 '7 30 er Sgt. and Mrs. Randall Car· Grueser : Tammy Russell, d pm DeM0Iay, "' mOO ay, : . . te f W' hi If SICKNESS or injury left you Middleport Masonic Temple. pen r 0 IC 'Ia, Kan., for- Brian Beeler, Amy Hawley, di s:1bled and "'out of work, merly of Rutland, are anoun- Debbie Werry, Angle Grueser, co uld you pay your bill s? TUESDAY cing the blrtll of tlieir first son, Mark Franz, Mrs. Robert NationWide 's In come Pro· tector Plan guarantees you a MIDDLEPORT Lodge 363, F Randall Ray, Jr. The baby was Hawley, Mrs. Thomas Werry, monthly t 'tJ.fh incume for one and AM, Tuesday, 7:30. p.m. born on Sept. 3. Sgt. and Mrs. Mr .andMrs.JohnGrueser,Mr. year, five yean, or, if you regular session. Carpenter have a daughter, and Mrs. David Grueser and qualify, for life. Ca ll me today for details: · TUESDAY night at movies Denise, 9rani!Jlarents are Mr. Melanie, and Betty Russell, when Eastern Athletic Boosters and Mrs. Jeff Stafford of The youngster also received meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at high Rutland, Mrs. Thehna Poulson, gifts Irani Mrs. Donna Hogue, school. Film of Eastern· Akron, and Henry Carpenler, an aunt, of Darli~gton , Pa.; her Glouster gaine, plans for Oct. 9 .rM_idd_Ie:.por_t... · _ _ _ _ _ _ _.:___ _ _-..,..-_ _ _ · · - ----· horse show. ELECTION OF offlcers at ~()()MS Pomeroy OES. Chapter !86 __ for further information write: . RODNEY VILLAGE, 2 P. 0. BOX 195 c/o GaUi~olis Dai~ Tribune Fulb Land Co. ·n eM: Jack - Kane~ You somehow get the eling he has tho!lllht bout what · he's .baring with you. You eeling is right. ' GALLIPOLIS, OHIO .. ' l. . ' ~WMP0/1390 e The cystic fibrosis fund drive in Meigs County will continue through Oct. 9, Mrs. John Boyd, children and youth cbairman for the Eight and Forty Meigs Party Given 2-HOUR CLEANING (Upon Request) ROB,INSON'S CLEANERS 2rt E. 2nd · Pomeroy WH·v BE DEAF? ACT NOW! Most.hearing problems can be helped -cE .HEARING . 0 J" D F Pomeroy , Ohio II .. '" '" lr ••IIO ' 111• ·1> 1 ,, , • • • .,, '"II ''I·· WEON ESOA Y, OCT. 6 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. LOWE HOTEL Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. FREE Glffi for everyone 11 .. , ,. __ \1 '" '' it• nj "' '111 1" .. _ . - · ' .,1, . - .. .. , ( ' .lfS*Quick! ** t i i t t · . DRIVE-IN BANKING ----1 i fARMERS BANK : S and SAVING co. f '***************~ 0HWI Mr. Friendly SAVE NOW! WITH COUPON REG . 4~ EACH 4/99$ B"·ROLLER &TRAY SET I I .I WllH COUPON 77~ " '" REG. 1.59 ~~~~~~~:!:» 1188 REG. 16.95 gsa , WO~I( l f-!G LENG1H 11' Free swinging $olely Spreoder DELUXE FLAT STEP EXTENSION L.ADDER 5 FOOT WOODEN .,.._STEPLADDER 24FT. MAX. WOR~ING LENGTH 21 ' 2718 3911 ~~. 28 Fl. REG. 49 .95 MAX. WORKING LENGTH 25' ALFLO -Rung joinls . Cen- bar for ad ded Hrength. Sllp·r&5h lonl sleps. shoes. Cycolac eOO cops. Ul·Approvad. SAlE PRICE If';.;;::,/ f le r swivel pulley lor Iosier edension. Twlsl- Ughtwelghl for genera l household use. proof, Spin-pr oof :~ 16" F.,lly rodd ed wit h $lu rd y shelf lock. wide. DELUXE 3 PIECE WOODEN HANDLE BRUSH SET REG. 4.69 Many More on all makes of hearing aids FREE CONSULTATION on all hearing .aid problems FREE WIND NOISE .REDUCER for sot;ne types of aids MASIERSET a lues. FREE DEMONSTRATIONS of newest ~ltone hearing aid models DON'T PUT UP WITH WHISTLING a new custom earmold could help . . 'n PRICE 'ONLY DURING THIS WORKSHOP PERFORATED HARDBOARD IB'GARAGE REO. 3.99 SALE PRICE WRIGHt BERNET SP.ECIALI Batteries % price (Limit one pkg . per customer) Beltone MASON ITE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. The of Building . Department Store . Since 1915 •• 1. . - · mula lor success, but I Fine out' If you really have a hearing problem HEARING AID CENTER "\ 11 "'t'l l • l l For Today l Canno1 give you a for· WORKSHOP If you can't tome in for this Hearing Workshop. Call the Hotel For a Home Appointment 307 Spring Ave. · •. Phone 992-5421 FREE SERVICE 992·2318 I MASTERSET wi ll1tay ... sas:OO·'Down_: '&elan~e On Convenient Term~ . . · · .. can give you the forfTiula Canton, and Mrs . Farie for failure - which Is:. Jenkins, Mrs. Peggy Burton , Try to please everybody. · and Mrs. Edith Morgan , Oak - Herbert Bayard Swope Hill . Mr .' and Mrs. David Battershell, Alliance ; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hagan , Alliance; Mr . --~ ~""" and Mrs. Wesley Barni , Lan · lolliOJ caster; Mrs. Ray Fox, Clifton ; ·-II Mr . and Mrs . Alph Van 1\ossen, i< Jackson ; Mr. and Mrs. 'Ronald -11Ai.chholz, New Washington, and i< Mr. and Mrs. Dale Tanner Attica. .• ' Fridays Only The Drive-In Window . Mrs. Marie Phillip~. , Mrs. Elizabeth Carlonee, Lancaster ; : is Open · · Mr. and Mrs . Jack White, 9 A.M. to 7 P. M. Shelby ; Mrs. William Stewart, . I Continuously) Athens ; Joyce Cropper, Mrs. Other Banking Hours 91o 3 Helen White, Jlortsmoulh, and i< and 5 to 7 as usual on Kenneth Hahn, Hicksville . i< Fndays. Mrs. · Norman Yeauger and Mrs. Denver Rice wer.e"V-IC i< chairmen for the Philathea • i< Society which served the POMEROY, OHIO i< reception . A flower-candle i<. Member FDIC arrangement, gift of Mrs . -jC' Member Federal Fellows floated in the punch -II Reserve System · bowl. ' County Salon 710, sponsors of the drive, announced today. ' Last year the drive netted $671 with all proceeds going toward research or to assist cystic fibrosis families , The businesses of the county will be contacted for contributions by Eight and Farly members, and soliciting will be done on the streets of Pomeroy, Middleport and Racire this Saturday. Organizations wiii be contacted for contributions by Jim Mees. On Wednesday evening at 6:30 p.m. at the Pomeroy Elementary School, August Simmons, resident executive director of the National Cystic Fibrosis Research Foundation, will speak on the disease and show a new film. The public is invited to ~ltend. FREE ELECTRONIC HEARING TEST P. J. PAULEY \-***************' : A Th6ught . • f /1 ~ationwidc '34l.95 MASON FURNiTURE "Mason., Va. Extend Dljl'-fve DEAR POLLY-1 do not have a cake plate with a cover to keep it fresh but have found that my very deep electric frymg pan works well when I put a cake in it and then put the cover on.-PEARL ·NEW' FURNIJURE We have 100 home sites to be sold Driv . ,h: projected growlll are• of Ohio " Sat., Oct. 9th. Small down paume~t & exe ~lui 1 choose your lot. Attend our sale ' c111 en terms. - were "Mr. and Mrs.' Letcher Wines of Cleveland and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin and Stephanie of Alliance. Other out-<Jf-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. 'Raymond Sloan , Ashland; Mrs. F. E. Wright, Columbus; Mrs. Grover Neville, Point Pleasant; Mr . and Mrs. Carl Wright, Glouster ; Mr. and Mrs. Smoke Thomas, Wadsworth; Mrs. Carrie Anderson, Mrs . Kathryn Robson , and Mrs. Grace Scheibeck, Chillicothe; Nancy Yeauger, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Elliott, Portsmouth, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Williams of Oak Hill. Mrs. Hazel Straw, Athens; Mr. and Mrs. George Glaub, Mrs. Esther C. Edgar, Mrs. Aubrey Geary, Columbus; Mrs. Mabel Brown, Mrs. Dorothy Hecker, Gallipolis; Mr. and Members of- Mrs. Martin's Mrs. Myron Berkley, Nevada; family coming for the reception Mrs. Flora Peters, North DEAR POLLY- After a day of fishing my son always has a lot of hsh to scale and clean. After complaining about the fish shdmg around and wtshmg for something to hold them flat as he cleaned , he finally came up with the tdea of usmg an old clipboard. He puts a fish tail under the clip and has an easy way to hold and clean the fish . His name is-RICK. DEAR POLLY- When we kids come in with very dirty or muddy clothes our mom has us shed them immediate· l~ and then she takes them out to the backyard and nnses out the mud and excess dirt with the garden hose. These clothes then come out of the regular wash perfectly clean.-LESLIE artin Reva Chilo, departemental constitution and by-laws chairman; Mrs, Ben Neutzling, Pomeroy, American Legion Auxiliary Department national security chairmim; - Mrs. Ronald Aichholz, New Washington, second member of finance committee nationale · Mrs. Edna M. Smeltz, Attica: partnership chairman ; Mrs. Dale Tanner, Attica, nurses scholarship chairman; Mrs. Edna Miller, Alliance, second member of partnership; Mrs. Irene Mier, Sebring, Departemental le demi chapeau deuxieme ; and Mrs. ,Hazel M. Steifel, Lorain; Mrs. Alph Van Fossan, Jackson; Mrs. Esther Edgar, .Columbus, and Mrs. Arl'ee Marshall, Lancaster, departemen~l chapeaux passe: Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hoeflich, High St., Pomeroy, entertained Saturday afternoon with a party honoring their daughter, Jayne Lee, who will be seven on Wednesday. A mod decorative theme was carried out. Games were played wl th prizes going to the winners. Hats, horns and doves were given as favors, and cake, ice cream, and punch were served. Mrs. Keith Riggs assisted with tlle party. Guests were members · of Pomeroy Browning Troop 171 including Andy Riggs, Beth Perrin, Linda Kovalchik, Lori Rupe, Linda Eason, Lorra Wisecup, Jan Belzing, and · Kenda Braum, and Kristin Anderson, Paige Carr, Debbie Woodyard, Ellora Faulkner, and Katlly !:less. Attending a dinner on Sunday honoring Jayne were her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nicholson of Athens, and her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Harruner, Lou Ann and Kimberly, Columbus. 3 JS Gallipolis & Gallla County is on the move "T ~~;!$";'1:)J./.;,':;~\.;"mlf''~¥@i6~~'&£N.'k=Y«j:K±:'=···~v·~~WC<'<.., ._,.J~ Installation Held For. Club Officers -100 LOIS - 100' x 1 ° ' Approximately 125 persons Mrs. Olin Knapp, Mrs, George attending a reception S1111day . Hackett, Sr., and Mrs. Virgil afternoon at the Middleport Roush. Church of Christ honoring Mrs. In the receiving line with Mrs. Osby A. Martin, le chapeau Martin were herhusband, Mrs. A weekly feature of Meigs Departemental Eight and Harry Davis, president of the CoWlty .Garden Club members. Forty. American Legion Auxiliary of The event was hosted by the Drew Webster Post 39; Leonard Meigs County Salon 710, Eight Jewell, commander of t't!e and Forty, and the American Pomeroy post; Mrs. Charles Legion Auxiliary of Drew Kessinger, P{)mera}', Eighth Webster Post 39, Pomeroy , District president of the Praying hands and an open American Legion Auxiliary , BY MRS. ORION NElSON Bible were used in red and and Mrs. Raymond Sloan, · Slar Garden· Club white floral arrangements on Ashland, Department of Ohio -~ ~very gardener should have a terrarlwn. · \_These are little garde111 planted in a glass bowl. They are in the gift tables, the refreshment president, American Legion reality miniature greenhouses in which anything may be grown. lable and the piano. Miniature Auxiliary. Making one of these little glass gardens .is really simple. An old ceramic praying hands in- A.tnong the other disfiSh bowl or a discarded aquarlwn may be used. Brendy snifters scribed "Chapeau Mary tinguished guests were Mrs. Martin" were given as favors. James Heil, Portsmoutll, Ia are nice too. The container to be ~~Sed should be washed and dried. Registering guests were Mrs. secretaire-cassiere of the Then a thin layer of charcoal is placed on the bottom. Then put Reginald Fellows of Shelby and Chapeaux Passe Club; Mrs. about two inches of soU over the charcoal. This soil should be Mrs. J. M. Thornton of Neale Billings, Athens, suited to plants that one intends to grow. Moisten the soil and Pomeroy. Mrs. Catherine Welsh Departemental Eight and insert very small plants. After tlle bowl is planted a glass cover or and Mrs. Eileen Seatles of- Forty, color marshall; Mrs: piece of plastic is placed on top of tlle garden. Then place lbe ficer~ of the Meigs &.ton, Audrey Glaub, Columbus, garden in a light window. presided at the punch and depar!emenlal Ia concierge ; Apretty garden may be made by using a red or pink begonia , coffee. Gifts for Mrs. Martin George Glaub, grand miniature types are best. Also try a small African Violet and a and her le secretaire-cassiere, correspondentfortheFortyand small growing gem. All these do well in damp sweet atmosphere Mrs. Virgil Walker of Racine, Etghl; Mrs. Myron Berkley, of tlle little glass garden. were re~eived and r~gistered by dem1 chapeau prenuer; Mrs. A desert scene, may be constructed in a bowl by using sandy soil, only Bllghtly dampened and planted with small C!!cti or succulents. After these plants at'~) put into the soil a layer Oi .;.hite sand goee over the top of soil. ·Place a few pretty pebbles around the plan1s. This type of garden does best in a sunny window, the bowl uncovered. Desert plants would rot if subiecte<l to a damp or Clipboard Holds wet atmosphere. There are dozens of ldeas for these gardens They may be Fish Being Scaled landscaped with hllls and pools, small shells and miniature animals make tllem interesting . By POLLY CRAMER This is an ldeal way to start about any kind of bouse plant. When you pinch your mums next swnmer place the ends in a glass .··""'"'gmMt'!'&~:m1Jo>11 Po II y's Prob Iem l®ilifX.JMn:~m:,~1WliN',, . 0 garden and you will have plants to glve to your friends. f DEAR POLLY-1 hope someone can tell me how 4 \ to remove melted red candle wax from a rough- ~ ~ plastered white wall.- MA.RGARET t' In an impressive candlelight ceremony Thursday night, the 1971·72 officers of the Bend 0' the River Garden Club were installed by Mrs. Edward Simpson at the home of Mrs. W. 0. Barnltz, 403 W. Main, Pomeroy. Installed were Mrs. Wilson .C.rpenter,preaideni; Mra. Bert Grinun, vlce president; Mrs. Simpson, secretary ; and Mrs. Clifford Morris, treasurer. Mrs. , Simpson presented each of the new officers with a gift of tulip bulbs. Committees named were Mrs. Andrew Cryss and Mrs. Clifford Morris, horticulture; Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. W. 0. Barnitz, and Mrs. Ralph Webb, civic ; Mrs. James Diehl, Green Thumb Notes, and Mrs. Robert Kuhn, therapy . Contributions to the Wahkeena Fund to the French Clty Garden Club for a gilt to be presented Mrs. John Reese, retiring regional director, were approved. Reports of the various committees were presented and Mrs. Carpenter commended the chairman including those who bad made floral arrangements for churches, hospitals and those ill and shut-in. It was decided to change the rs .. on or Green Thumb and League All Games WLTWLT Marietta 2 0 0 2 I 0 Ohio Wesleyan I 0 0 2 I 0 CoM!r. abnd ~s:tedVernSunqndClela~dth, Baldwin-Wallace o urn us, VISI ay WI 1 0 0 3 0 . fi Mr d Mr R Cll d Mount Union 1 0 0 2 1 0 .. · an s. ass e an · Robert Lynn Wood WJderwent Wittenberg I 0 0 2 1 0 Denison I 0 0 2 1 0 GREEN BAY, Wise . (UPI)surgeryonhiskneeThursdayat Otterbein 1 1 0 t 2 ~ The serious neck injury sufferSt. Joseph Hospital Parkers· Oberlin 0 0 0 0 3 burg ' Capital 0 · I 0 I 2 0 ed by Cincinnati Bengals safety Wooster 0 I 0 I I Ken Dyer during their game ~ber and Faith McCain . guests' Heidel berg 0 I 0 2 I o Eastern, were ove1 mght Musklngum 0 2 0 0 3 o Sunday with the Green Bay of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cleland. Kenyon 0 2 0 0 3 o Packers may end the young Big Ten player's career. Mr. and Mrs . Paul Myers and League AI Games On the second play of the h'ld c 1 ren, Co1umbus, were W L T W LT Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs, Michigan 1 0 0 4 0 o game, Dyer came in contact Ohio State I 0 0 2 I 0 with John Br.ockington, the Willis Frost and Billie Jean. Minnesota I 0 0 2 2 0 Packers' No. 1 draft choice. Mr. and Mrs. James Ridenour Mich igan State returned home Friday evening I 0 0 2 2 0 "My knee hit his head," Brockfrom a trip to Ireland, span· Purdue I o o 1 2 0 ington, former Ohio State star, Northwestern I 1 0 2 2 2 'd ed b th G'bso c sor y e 1 n ompany' Wisconsin 0 1 0 t 2 I sat · He was admitted at St. Mary They went by jet from Indiana 0· I 0 I 3 0 Ill inois 0 I 0 0 4 0 Hospital here and doctors said Columbus .. Iowa 0 2 0 0 4 0 examinations early today will Mr D D Cleland and Mrs · · ' · others Carpenter, Colwnbus, visited W L T determine whether surgery will 3 0 0 be necessary. If it is, the oper- 7 Fr!day with~. and Mrs. D. M. Akr on Ashland 0 ation would take place today or Ashland 14 Central Slate 7 Cleland. 3 Findlay 22 I oo Tuesday Clarion (Pa .J 7 Ohio Wesleyan 6 John Wickham was painfully . · John Carroll 28 Bethany (W John Carroll 2 2 o His injury was initially diag- · Va.J o · injured Tuesday in a fall while Cincinnati Ohio Nor thern 1 1 0 nosed as, a contusion tc the · Carnegla-Mellon 35 Oberlin· 0 at work. \· Wilming ton 1 1 24 4 in the neck Mount Union Wooster ' Mrs. Roy Christy, Mrs. Letha 1 1 0 spinal cord Hiram · . .·. · Willenborg 21 Otterbein 7 I 2 o Dr. Htro Nishioka, neurour- Iowa State· 17 Kenl Slate 14 Wood and Mrs. Clayton Allen Def iance Youngstown State I 2 . ~ geon at St. Mary, attended to Marietta 14 Kenyon 13 were in Athens Wednesday. Bluflfon . 1 2 15 13 Fi~dlay Defiance The !:fen.ry Bahr family at1 3 0 Dyer Sunday and. reported he Ohto Dayton Norlhern 14 Taylor (Ind .) o 2 o had some paralysis but was not 13 · tended graduation exercises of Central Case Western Reserve o 3 0 in critical condition, WHmlng\on 21 Bluffton o Sta,te Highway Patrolmen Xavier 0 3 0 "Dyer is now . talkino and Hetdelb~rg 17 Hiram 8 . Friday in Colwnbus. Their son, • Thiel 35 <:ase Weslern Re'serve Ma son Locke Weems alert but not completely recov- 10 Roger, was among the wrote the biography of ered from paralysis aithough he Marietta 24 Kenyon 13 ' graduates. George Washington contain- has regained some movement," ~~-~-~:-"'~~~~~··~·~··~·IJI·II'!!~~.,--1!1 ing ;the. legendar y "cherry Nishioka said. "There is no dantree inc tdenl ." The book is historicaljy inaccurate: ger to life ,. but even if he has. 1 a full recovery, I doubt he 'II · When at pMk brilla nce . play football again ." The surgeon said Dyer would the planet Venus appears 12 times as brilliant as lhe be at the huspita\ for at least Injury May E d Career FURNITU._ BAKER BY CLARICE ALLEN Mr s. Letha Wood spen1 a 1ew days witli Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hawk and family, Hockingport. Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Cleland v·lSI'ted Sun day WI'th Mr. an d Mr B E W'll s . Mrs. · d M . 1J' hyrNacusell. d . an rs. o n ewe an sons, Columbus, spent a recent weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Newell and Sheila. ' •.· Pirates Belt 'Frisco, 9-4 :-:-:::: found themselves constantly OHIO COLLEGE being asked why they're FOOTBALL RECORDS "spooked". Sa F . Byl;iUnt·~· Press lnlernalt'onal m n ranctsco. ·~ N · id-American Conference ow lt's manager Charlie League All Games Fox of the Giants who's faced B W L T W L T with the mystery. owling Green 2 o o 3 0 o• "Ir Robertson has a weaki.J:Iedo 1 o 0 4 o o ness, we have got to find it," 0 0 0 4 0 0 sighed Fox after Sunday's tami OHio Uni versilj 2 0 1 2 o game . "Obviously, somebody Western Michigan bas found it. " o 1 o 3 1 o Fox's last remark was a Kent State 0 I 0 I 3 0 reference to. the fact Robertson ·~ · • 1-The DIUySenllnei,MlddWIIort-Pomeroy, o.,Oct. 4,19'11 . .· Jet ·Flyover Pre~cted Jets rallied past Miami 14-10, ihe Giants over St. Louis. Baltimore blitZed New England Lance Rentzel's 50-yard 23-3, Pittsburgh beat San Diego touchdown run on an end 21-17 and Kansas City whipped around play helped the Rams Denver JS-3 in American beat Chicago for their first Conference play while in ,vjctory of the season and interconference play, New Or- George Nock's second TO of , leans tied Houston 13-13, Gree11 flle period~ two-yard run with . Bay stopped Cincinnati 2().1'7 two minutes left to playand Minnesota )Valloped Buffalo boosted the Jets over Miami for 19-1l. Jbcir .first triUmph. Cleveland takes on Oakland Jim O'BrieA kicked field tonight. · goals of 42, 41 and 50 yards and Errol Mann's 13-yard field Tom Matte and Don Noltinggoal with 4:35 left in the game ham bulled aver for scores to proved decisive as the Lions pace Baltim<>!"' over the topped Atlanta. A 52-yard Patriots whtle Terry Bradshaw fwnble return for a score by ran five yards for a last period Mike Weger, Ron Jessie's 97· and Pittsburgh's defense yard kickoff return and a 5&- stopped San Diego three limes _yard TO pass from Greg inside the six-yard line in the Landry to Larry Walton on the last five minutes to beat the last play of the half belped Chargers. Detroit lake 8 28-24 halftime Aaron Brown plucked Don post-se~sonplay, waso~erjoyed lead. Horn's fumble out of the ~!it at seemg the Redskins wm Landry threw another TO and raced 68 yards for a score their first three games for the pass to Charlt'e Sanders and as Kansas City beat Denver rIrs t ti111 ~~m~e · "O · 1943 y · , urEguy~ Mann kicked two field goals in and Charles ~kee, released ;::re ~~ ..~ ~wd tears kve, the second half to offset Bob by Hous.ton Iast month,, kicked sat · e . a 0 rna e u~ Berry's 25-yarct touchdown pass a 37-yard field goal with five for the (Washmgton) Senators to Ken Burrow and Tom Ha~es' seconds left to help New commg to Texas. We had to ~yard run with a blocked punt Orleans lie the Oilers. maked tfhe 1.?1ks back home for another Falcon score. Rookie John Brockington ran prou 0 us. . John Brodie threw two TD for 120 yards and Green Bay In other Natwnal Conference passes to Ted Kwalick and one halted • .fourth-down Cincinnati play, Detrmt outlasted Atlanta to Vic Washington to lift San gamble m the last two mmutes 41-38 Sa Fra tsco npped to bl th k df . ' n. nc Francisco over the Eagles and ena e e Pac ers to . e eat Philadelphia 31-3, the New York rookie Rocky Thompson re- the Bengats. Dave Osborn and Gtants edged St. Lams 21 -20 turned a kickoff 93 yards for Norm Snead scored on short and Los Angeles downed one score and Fran Tarkenton runs to lift the Vikings over Chicago 17-3. The New York passed for two others to lead Buffalo. yard TO pass to Roy JeffersOn for a 14-1J halftime lead and Curt Knight added field goals of 25 and 32 yards in the last two quarters to hold off the Cowboys. Harraway ground out 111 yards and Larry Srown rushed for 81 more as the Redskins tore holes in the Dallas line and ga,i~ed over 200 yards rushing'. We gave them two easy touchdowns for lack of quick movements,'' said Cowboys' Coach Tom Landry. "We weren't moving quick enough into the holes: It is a simple ca'*' of knockmg them out or gettmg knocked out and we got knocked out. I just didn't see an~place that Wash!~gton didn't move the ball well. Allen, who has yet to lose to Landry's Cowboys in regular or j~i!~~~;;;~~~~~~;~~~~;~;m;~;~;mm~;l~l~l~ ;l;~;l;l ~ ~;;;~~~l;l~l~ ~ ~ljl~l~l~l;l~l~ljl~~~l~lll~l;l~l~l;illtll~l;~;~~~~l;l;l~;~;;;l;;;;~li :ni~egg~~~e ~~~~"pl:;!ts~~ tliit~~1. ' . . -Redskins Stun Dallas . ,. �.. ~-'111e DaUy Sentinel, Middle~,O.;Oct. f,1971 By JOE CARNICELU a veteran unit that does not UP! Sports Writer include one rookie. The 'Skins, Washington fans may not on the road for their first three f1!Cogniz!! that strange group games, moved inlo sole possesthat comes home finally next sian of first place in the Sunday to play Houston but · National Conference Easl Sunthey will know one thing- day by stunning the Dallas master builder George Allen Cowboys 2().16 in a battle of bas put together the National unbeatens. Football Conference's only un- Charlie Harraway ran 57 beaten team. yards for a touchdown on the Allen made over 20 trades third play of the game and l)ill after taking over the Redskins Kilmer, subbing for the injured last .wmter and has put together Sortny Jurgensen, threw a 50- Browns 0 'B k lan d • Tv B · ttl n zg a e 1 B ' , CLEVELAND (UP! ) - The Althongh the Browns' defenCle e1a d B ill b t sive secondary has been praised v hn therowtnsghw t ife put thr oug tr au es , no for its impressive achievements most rugged and aggressive in the past two outings, Skorich test this entire season tonight feels mental .errors, "which when the Oakland Raiders, could be cleared up in a splitpaced by the passing of Daryle second," caused some nearLamonica and the kicking of fa tal experiences in the last few ageless George Blanda, invade minutes of the game against Municipal Stadium for a Baltimore. nationally lelevised National "It's a matter of our guys Football League encounter. accounting for who they're The Browns, fresh from a 14- supposed to get," Skorich said. 13 upset over the world "When tlle play is called, all champion Baltimore Colts will they bave to do is say 'I got him, be eyeing their third co~cu- he's mine, I'll take Joe.' we tive win and a bold on first place wocked on it this week and I in tbe central division of the bope the problem has been AFC. cleared up ." Browns Coach Nick Skorich Browns' field general Bill says tlle Raiders, a robust team Nelsen is expected to use that overshifts and undershifts audibles and automatics Ireits powerful defense to gain quentiy against the Raiders. maximum protection, "have Skorich said they bave been more running backs illan they very productive ''foc tbat extra need to depend on ." yardage we've been getting "Oakland, by far , will be the when we needed it." :OUghest team we'll come up With both the Browns ·and against this campaign," Raiders being paced by outSkorich said . "They 've got a . standing defenses, the bulk Of hard line. We know it and we're the pressure may not be focused r&dy for it. entirely on the offensive units "Lamomica (who hasn't but on kicking specialists Don tossed an interception yet this Cockroft and Blanda. .season) reads defenses so well Cockroft, in his performances and gets his men positioned this season, has lacked conright where he needs tllem. Tbe lidence, according to Skarich. Raiders have a bushel of speed. "Don hasn't been concentralThey're just a muscle offense. ing entirely on the ball when he And their defense is all gang- goes to kick," Skorich said. type tackle and it's been quite "Therefore , he doesn't eye-up effective." the ball the way be should . One of the Raiders the "I'm not looking for a placeBrowns' defense will have to kicker, yet. All Don needs is contend with is Fred Bilelnik- confidence. One he gets that, off, who snagged two it'll all come to him and we'll be second half touchdown back in good shape." passes from Lamonica As for Blanda, he provided a last · week in their 34-0 6-1J lead over tlle Chargers at the victory over ille San Diego half witll field goals of 42 and 37 Chargers. Lamonica finished yards, helping to shutout San the afternoon with 182 yards - Diego for the first lime since having connected on 11 of 17 1969 -when they lost 13-1) to the -!tempts and the two TO's. Denver Broncos. Grid Standz·n.u.s e. ········ National Football League Standings By United Press International American Conference East W. L. T. Pel. Baltimore 2 1 . 0 667 Miam i 1 1 1 · New England 1 2 o :: New York Jets 1 2 0 .333 Buffalo Centra~ 3 0 .000 W. L. T. Pel. 2 o o 1.000 Cleveland 2 1 o .667 Pi ttsburgh Cincinnati Houston ~d 1 2 o .333 0 2 1 .000 W. L. T. Pel. 2 1 0 .667 I I 0 .500 1 2 0 333 Kansas1:i ty Oakland · San Diego Denver 0 2 1 :ooo National Conference East w. L. T. Pel. Washington Callas New York Giants 3 0 0 1.000 2 I 0 .667 2 I 0 .667 1 2 0 .333 St . Louis Philadelphia 0 3 0 .000 Central W. L. T. Pet. Chicago 2 I 0 .W 2 I 0 .W Minneso1a Detroit 2 'I Groen Bay West San Franc isco Altanta New Orleans Los Angeles 0 .61>7 2 I 0 .667 W. L. T. Pet. 2 I 0 .667 1 I 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 .500 .500 .500 Sunday's Results Detroit 31 Atlanta 38 Minnesota 19 Buffalo 0 Balt.lmore 23 New England 3 Green Bay 20 Cincinnati 17 Houston 13 New Orleans 13 New York Jets 14 Miami 10 Pttlsburgh 21 San Diego 17 San Fran 31 Philadelphia 3 Was~lnglon 20 Dallas 16 New York Giants 21 '51 . Louis 20 Kansas City 16 Denver 3 Los Angeles 17 Chicago 3 (Qnly games scheduled) Mondor's Games Oakland al Cleveland (night) I On If game scheduled I Next Sunday's Games Ball.fmore al Buffalo Denver at Oakland Green Qay at' Detroit Houston at Washington Los Angeles at San Francisco Miami at Cincinnati Mlnnosola at Philadelphia New Ortean,l>.,t Chicago New Yorii1011 at New England Pittsburgh at Clevelond · St; Louis at Allanta .. .......... ' ~ WHEI£ · ·Fo;r Yinton Dedication WUSAV' Tbe free air show to he Paul V. 'Wallar, president of DOUMMU presented at the dedication of the Vinton County Airport the administration building at Advisory Comrilltlee, said the·· tlle new Vinton Coun~ Airport program will begin with plane We PlY you 'to IIVt may be expanded to mclude a rides and' an "Early Bird" ,(1nd tilt ply Is good). low level fly-<Jver by a military breakfastal8a.m.for themany jet team, military ~licopters pilots expected to fly In to the and an aclual landing by a airport. A· gig_antic chicken corporate jet, accor!llng to Glen ·barbecue which will also offer L. Peters, clerk of the Vinton sandwiches, soft drinks and County t ommissioners. coffee wiD be served from 11 SUnday, Oct. 10, is scheduled a.m. until dark. as ~day of fun for everyone wbo The official dedication visits tbe Vintoil County Airport ceremony at I p.m. will be located six miles north of followed by an exciting fr~ air McArtllur. . show which includes sky divers UTi and experimental aircraft on display. FPC'rS · The bea~tiful Vinton County fall leaves are expected to be fht Atht,. C:.Unty one of the attractions for tllose S.vlngs&lolnC,. ~ enjoying plane rides . from 8 2fUte... St,' I a.m. until 8:30 pJn. The rides Pom-.OIIIo will continue until 11 p.m, ~ Mtmber Ftdtrll giving passengers the opHome LoAn 81nk Mtmbtr Ftdet'al Savtnot & portunity to see the lights of -LOllln tn1uranct Corporallon. C0 l b All accounts lnaur~ up to urn lis, Newark, Parkers· 120,000.01 . burg and Charleston from directly over the Vinton County Airport. e-north magnetic pole ••••••••••••••••••• of the earth is that region where the magnetic force is vertically downward and thhe south magnetic Po I e t at region where the magnetic force is vertically upward, 'The World Almanac says. The lbcation shifts somewhat from time 1o time. SiiAC STANDINGS ALL GAMES TEAM W L T POP Eastern 4 0 0 163 12 Kyger Creek 3 0 I 73 24 North Gallia l 3 0 50 48 Southern 0 4 o 20 84 admitted "I didn't have any- Southwestern 0 4 0 8 ·108 thing," in the first inning. Hannan Trace 0 4 0 0 120 SVAC ONLY Leading 1-1l, they had the bases W L T POP loaded with one out and failed TEAM Kyger Creek 3 0 0 67 18 to score again. · Easlern 2 0 0 69 0 I 2 0 44 34 And in the sixth, when they North Gallia 0 1 0 12 14 did kayo Ellis, they had the Southern --~ Southwestern 0 I 0 0 38 bases loaded again with one out Hannan Trace 0 2 0 0 88 -and again failed to score. Totals 6 6 o 192 192 FRIDAY'S GAMES: "The big play was in the Eastern at Kyger Creek sixth when Bob Miller struck Symmes Valley at Norlh MIDOLEJioRT, 0. out Tito Fuentes for the second Gallia Hannan Tra ce at Hannan, W. out," said Murtaugh. But the Va . third out was just as big-a line Southern at Southwestern by Mays that hung up long enough for Roberto Clemente to catch it. Mays came back to hit a tworun homer in the ninth. "But what does that matter?" said Willie. "We lost." The Pirates call on Nelson Briles (8-4) in the third game Tuesday while the Giants bring in their ace, Juan Marichal (Illll ). Marichal won the divisionclinching game for the Giants on the 'tast day of the season. The price the Giants are paying for going down to the last day is that they can use Marichal only once in the playoffs. scar.~ SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)Because Bob Robertson personally chased away the "spooks" who haunt Candlestick Park, the Pittsburgh Pirates headed home today all square with the San Francisco Giants and full of confidence. "We'll have the home field advanta_!:e in Pittsbur_gh," said Slugger Robertson as the two teams battling for the National League pennant took a day off for travel in their best-<Jf-five had gone homer-less for the last five weeks of the regular season. But Robertson says that's entirely due to the gimpy knee that's been bothering him. "Favoring the knee messed up my swing," he explained. "Some shots of cortisone I got recently helped a lot. They sure must have helped me Sunday, because I don't have days like that very often. " Nobody ever has had a day like that in a playoff before- series. therusty-hair~dfirstbaseman 's The series became tied at one game each Sunday when Robertson, who hadn't hit a home run since Aug. 2!i, blasted three of 'em in leading the Pirates to a romping 9-4 victory . His slugging, which paced a 15-hil Pirate assault on six Giants' pitchers, seemed to put to rest forever the idea that the Pirates, the !'lalional League's best hitting team, are spooked by Candlestick Park, the Giants' home. Until this explosion, the Pirates just didn't seem able to hit here-losing five of six games here during three homers were a playoff record. "That man was nasty,'' said Fox with a wry grin. "The whole story was the first baseman,'' said !>irate manager Danny Murtaugh with a muCh wider lrish.grin. The Giants' problem is that the ."medicine" that works on Wtlhe Stargell doesn 't work on Robertson. Lefty-swinging Stargell, who led the National League in homers with 48, has go~e ht!less m 10 trips to the plate m the playoffs, hasn't hit the ball out of the infield, and bas struck out four limes. The only time he's been on base he was hit by a pitch. But the lefty Giant pitchers who stopped Stargell Sunday hung around a little too tongthey pitched to the next batter, righthanded Robertson. Giants starter John Cwnberland got Stargell on a grounder to end a first-inning threat-but Robertson whacked him lor a double to open the second, and . g0 on t score the Pir ate s 1Irs 1 run. C~berland fanned StargeU with one on to end the thtrd, but. Robertson opened the f our th With a homer. Reliever Ron Bryant fanned . th Stargewt II 'th tw oonme seve th b t R be tso 1 d n ' u ? r n c eare the bases with . his second homer. And reliever Steve Hamilton fanned Slargell to open th . th l to t e mn ' any ge whacked for R0 be ts ' thi d home r on s r r.. · The Giants lost the chance to go two games up m the playoffs because they failed to kayo Ptrates' starter Dock Ellis ' who · SATURD.o\Y'S OHIO COLLEGE FootBALL SCORES. By United Press International Ohio Sjale 35 Cal)fornia 3 Bowling Green 23 Western Michigan 6 Toledo 31 Ohio University 28 Cincinnati 17 Texas A & M o Miami 66 Marshall 6 · Quantico Marines 24 Xavter 6 Louisville 41 Dayton 13 Akron 10 Ball State 7. Tampa 49 Youngstown State 0 Denison 27 Capital 18 Baldwin-Wallace 20 Muskingum f~t.~=~:! i ~ mystery. ~:ur~~~·s;. and Pirate players major baseball DIFFEIIPCE 4%% PAIUOOK IA11 .Meici Co.. li:i1Ch ..@ nORLD ALMANAC "IT'S -TRUE" . - - Ohio Conference ° VALUES AB FOUND AT ° Chester NeWS· N0 teS SATURDAY, OCTOBER ·9th l:OO .P.M. PROMPT RODN~Y VILLAGE , 2 The above aerial photograph Is of the proposed new housing project which ·15 designed for the Wyman Caldwell farm located on Route 351 4 'I t New Ho 1zer Medi 1 c t . . mt es wes of the . ca en er) :..Aslgnwlllbeontheproperfy . .A feasibility study shows this pr.operty a pri.,;e location tor rofllabl commerc~al or Is residential_uses. Th1s development has been planned and lai~ out with ctly properly spectllcatlon . Lot sizes - 100' bv 120'; all lots fa ce 50 1001 streets, sewer & clfy water will be In front of each lot. This message is to all people in this area planning to b ' ld b or invest . Be_at this sale Saturdi!v the 9th. Restricted ~~o~ghufo protect your mvestment, this is a~ auctionwhere you can ·b t your. own price,_ so don't miss this sale. Oct . 9th at 1: oou~~ Land ownership IS the sure basis for TRUE WEALTH ( N t' the stock market) . • o ~GtMi _ w ° Q. D - -----•- Notes . •.. Gardens Under Glass a POLLY'S POINTERS 'tT. ~'1<<'»-""-"'~~~~.-n.:';<i.:¥>:<:~11<':< . ~ DEAR POLLY- My Pet Peeve is having the telephone nng and then fmd the party calling has hung up before I c~~ get to the phone to answer it. Five rings make a hmt , of only halt a mmute and waiting a few seconds longer would give the satisfaction of having conveyed your message . Please wait for 10 rings which will only take a minute .- A. P. K. meeting. dale from the last Thursday to the third Tuesday of each month. Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Webb and Mrs. Morris were appointed to have the display and demonstration at the Christmas flower show in November. Programs for the year were ~ussed and booklets will be prepared for the members . Mrs . Kuhn presented devotions to open the meeting and .also gave the program on drying flowers . She listed several ways to secure good results including drying in sifted sea sand, in Borax, in a mixture of Borax and white cornmeal, and silica gel. She said flowers should be cut when they are still ln very good condition, that foliage should be removed and that they should be covered in an air tight · container. "Autumn in All Its Splendor" · was the arrangement theme with ribbons going to Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Cross and Mrs. Grirrun. The October meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Simpson with Mrs. Morris as the assisting h.ostess . Mrs. Barnilz was assisted in serving refresh~nts by Mrs. Carpenter. Social Calendar DEAR POLLY- I am answering Eleanor whose afghan had come home from the dry cleaner with uneven edges . I found that a curtain stretcher is ideal for correcting this . Carefully stretch the afghan on the stretcher to the cor· reel size and spray lightly to dampen. Afghan will be shaped well and then keep its shape.-EVELYN DEAR POLLY- My brother's . wrist watch bothered him when he was in the hospital but he did not want ·:.I .. ' lo be without it, so a nurse turned a drinking glass upside ,down, placed it'1ln the bedside table and slipped the adjustable band on his watch down over the glass . He c a u I d then see the w a t c h from a reclining p o s i t i o n and was not bothered by having it on his arm .-SALLY . ' . . , (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN .) You wlll receive a doUar if Polly uses vour favorite bomematlag Idea, Pet Peeve, PoUy's Problem or solution to a problem. Write Polly In care of this newspaper, Fifth Birthday is Celebrated ~~~~~~~~~~~ MONDAY meeting at 7:30p.m. Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hudson grandfather, Walter Hudson; MIDDLEPORT Garden Club, Members asked to pay dues. entertained with a party Mr. ~nd Mrs. Bill Grueser, and Saturday in observance of the Mrs. Illez Stivers !'I'd Jack. Monda y, 7:30p,m. home of Mrs. WSCS, ENTERPRISE United Garen Stansbury. All members Metllodis. t Church, 7,30 p.m. fifth birthday of their daughter, . Lori Lynn. to Iake an arrangemen l usmg Tuesday, hlllle of Mrs. Willlam orange and black. Mrs, John Frecker. Mrs. Martha Husted to Games were played with Kincaid, Mrs: James Titus, be in cbarge of the program. Kimberly Franz and Angie Baker winning prizes. After Mrs. J . E . Har ley, hos tesses. TIIURSDAY POMEROY Garden Club, 8 CLEANING DAY, Rutland Lori opened her gifts, ice cream, cake and Kool-Aid were p.m.· Monday nlRht at the horne Unite<l . · ,Methodist Church. All served .• tim . Candy bars, balloons of Mrs· Harvey Vanvranken · da y,'any e, taking c1eaning Mrs. Tracy Whaley will be co- supplies. and placemats witll nursery your bills rhymes were given as favors . h08 tess when you can't MEIG.S CHAPTER Ord f - SON BORN SEPT. 3 Others attending were Mistee 0 '7 30 er Sgt. and Mrs. Randall Car· Grueser : Tammy Russell, d pm DeM0Iay, "' mOO ay, : . . te f W' hi If SICKNESS or injury left you Middleport Masonic Temple. pen r 0 IC 'Ia, Kan., for- Brian Beeler, Amy Hawley, di s:1bled and "'out of work, merly of Rutland, are anoun- Debbie Werry, Angle Grueser, co uld you pay your bill s? TUESDAY cing the blrtll of tlieir first son, Mark Franz, Mrs. Robert NationWide 's In come Pro· tector Plan guarantees you a MIDDLEPORT Lodge 363, F Randall Ray, Jr. The baby was Hawley, Mrs. Thomas Werry, monthly t 'tJ.fh incume for one and AM, Tuesday, 7:30. p.m. born on Sept. 3. Sgt. and Mrs. Mr .andMrs.JohnGrueser,Mr. year, five yean, or, if you regular session. Carpenter have a daughter, and Mrs. David Grueser and qualify, for life. Ca ll me today for details: · TUESDAY night at movies Denise, 9rani!Jlarents are Mr. Melanie, and Betty Russell, when Eastern Athletic Boosters and Mrs. Jeff Stafford of The youngster also received meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at high Rutland, Mrs. Thehna Poulson, gifts Irani Mrs. Donna Hogue, school. Film of Eastern· Akron, and Henry Carpenler, an aunt, of Darli~gton , Pa.; her Glouster gaine, plans for Oct. 9 .rM_idd_Ie:.por_t... · _ _ _ _ _ _ _.:___ _ _-..,..-_ _ _ · · - ----· horse show. ELECTION OF offlcers at ~()()MS Pomeroy OES. Chapter !86 __ for further information write: . RODNEY VILLAGE, 2 P. 0. BOX 195 c/o GaUi~olis Dai~ Tribune Fulb Land Co. ·n eM: Jack - Kane~ You somehow get the eling he has tho!lllht bout what · he's .baring with you. You eeling is right. ' GALLIPOLIS, OHIO .. ' l. . ' ~WMP0/1390 e The cystic fibrosis fund drive in Meigs County will continue through Oct. 9, Mrs. John Boyd, children and youth cbairman for the Eight and Forty Meigs Party Given 2-HOUR CLEANING (Upon Request) ROB,INSON'S CLEANERS 2rt E. 2nd · Pomeroy WH·v BE DEAF? ACT NOW! Most.hearing problems can be helped -cE .HEARING . 0 J" D F Pomeroy , Ohio II .. '" '" lr ••IIO ' 111• ·1> 1 ,, , • • • .,, '"II ''I·· WEON ESOA Y, OCT. 6 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. LOWE HOTEL Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. FREE Glffi for everyone 11 .. , ,. __ \1 '" '' it• nj "' '111 1" .. _ . - · ' .,1, . - .. .. , ( ' .lfS*Quick! ** t i i t t · . DRIVE-IN BANKING ----1 i fARMERS BANK : S and SAVING co. f '***************~ 0HWI Mr. Friendly SAVE NOW! WITH COUPON REG . 4~ EACH 4/99$ B"·ROLLER &TRAY SET I I .I WllH COUPON 77~ " '" REG. 1.59 ~~~~~~~:!:» 1188 REG. 16.95 gsa , WO~I( l f-!G LENG1H 11' Free swinging $olely Spreoder DELUXE FLAT STEP EXTENSION L.ADDER 5 FOOT WOODEN .,.._STEPLADDER 24FT. MAX. WOR~ING LENGTH 21 ' 2718 3911 ~~. 28 Fl. REG. 49 .95 MAX. WORKING LENGTH 25' ALFLO -Rung joinls . Cen- bar for ad ded Hrength. Sllp·r&5h lonl sleps. shoes. Cycolac eOO cops. Ul·Approvad. SAlE PRICE If';.;;::,/ f le r swivel pulley lor Iosier edension. Twlsl- Ughtwelghl for genera l household use. proof, Spin-pr oof :~ 16" F.,lly rodd ed wit h $lu rd y shelf lock. wide. DELUXE 3 PIECE WOODEN HANDLE BRUSH SET REG. 4.69 Many More on all makes of hearing aids FREE CONSULTATION on all hearing .aid problems FREE WIND NOISE .REDUCER for sot;ne types of aids MASIERSET a lues. FREE DEMONSTRATIONS of newest ~ltone hearing aid models DON'T PUT UP WITH WHISTLING a new custom earmold could help . . 'n PRICE 'ONLY DURING THIS WORKSHOP PERFORATED HARDBOARD IB'GARAGE REO. 3.99 SALE PRICE WRIGHt BERNET SP.ECIALI Batteries % price (Limit one pkg . per customer) Beltone MASON ITE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. The of Building . Department Store . Since 1915 •• 1. . - · mula lor success, but I Fine out' If you really have a hearing problem HEARING AID CENTER "\ 11 "'t'l l • l l For Today l Canno1 give you a for· WORKSHOP If you can't tome in for this Hearing Workshop. Call the Hotel For a Home Appointment 307 Spring Ave. · •. Phone 992-5421 FREE SERVICE 992·2318 I MASTERSET wi ll1tay ... sas:OO·'Down_: '&elan~e On Convenient Term~ . . · · .. can give you the forfTiula Canton, and Mrs . Farie for failure - which Is:. Jenkins, Mrs. Peggy Burton , Try to please everybody. · and Mrs. Edith Morgan , Oak - Herbert Bayard Swope Hill . Mr .' and Mrs. David Battershell, Alliance ; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hagan , Alliance; Mr . --~ ~""" and Mrs. Wesley Barni , Lan · lolliOJ caster; Mrs. Ray Fox, Clifton ; ·-II Mr . and Mrs . Alph Van 1\ossen, i< Jackson ; Mr. and Mrs. 'Ronald -11Ai.chholz, New Washington, and i< Mr. and Mrs. Dale Tanner Attica. .• ' Fridays Only The Drive-In Window . Mrs. Marie Phillip~. , Mrs. Elizabeth Carlonee, Lancaster ; : is Open · · Mr. and Mrs . Jack White, 9 A.M. to 7 P. M. Shelby ; Mrs. William Stewart, . I Continuously) Athens ; Joyce Cropper, Mrs. Other Banking Hours 91o 3 Helen White, Jlortsmoulh, and i< and 5 to 7 as usual on Kenneth Hahn, Hicksville . i< Fndays. Mrs. · Norman Yeauger and Mrs. Denver Rice wer.e"V-IC i< chairmen for the Philathea • i< Society which served the POMEROY, OHIO i< reception . A flower-candle i<. Member FDIC arrangement, gift of Mrs . -jC' Member Federal Fellows floated in the punch -II Reserve System · bowl. ' County Salon 710, sponsors of the drive, announced today. ' Last year the drive netted $671 with all proceeds going toward research or to assist cystic fibrosis families , The businesses of the county will be contacted for contributions by Eight and Farly members, and soliciting will be done on the streets of Pomeroy, Middleport and Racire this Saturday. Organizations wiii be contacted for contributions by Jim Mees. On Wednesday evening at 6:30 p.m. at the Pomeroy Elementary School, August Simmons, resident executive director of the National Cystic Fibrosis Research Foundation, will speak on the disease and show a new film. The public is invited to ~ltend. FREE ELECTRONIC HEARING TEST P. J. PAULEY \-***************' : A Th6ught . • f /1 ~ationwidc '34l.95 MASON FURNiTURE "Mason., Va. Extend Dljl'-fve DEAR POLLY-1 do not have a cake plate with a cover to keep it fresh but have found that my very deep electric frymg pan works well when I put a cake in it and then put the cover on.-PEARL ·NEW' FURNIJURE We have 100 home sites to be sold Driv . ,h: projected growlll are• of Ohio " Sat., Oct. 9th. Small down paume~t & exe ~lui 1 choose your lot. Attend our sale ' c111 en terms. - were "Mr. and Mrs.' Letcher Wines of Cleveland and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin and Stephanie of Alliance. Other out-<Jf-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. 'Raymond Sloan , Ashland; Mrs. F. E. Wright, Columbus; Mrs. Grover Neville, Point Pleasant; Mr . and Mrs. Carl Wright, Glouster ; Mr. and Mrs. Smoke Thomas, Wadsworth; Mrs. Carrie Anderson, Mrs . Kathryn Robson , and Mrs. Grace Scheibeck, Chillicothe; Nancy Yeauger, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Elliott, Portsmouth, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Williams of Oak Hill. Mrs. Hazel Straw, Athens; Mr. and Mrs. George Glaub, Mrs. Esther C. Edgar, Mrs. Aubrey Geary, Columbus; Mrs. Mabel Brown, Mrs. Dorothy Hecker, Gallipolis; Mr. and Members of- Mrs. Martin's Mrs. Myron Berkley, Nevada; family coming for the reception Mrs. Flora Peters, North DEAR POLLY- After a day of fishing my son always has a lot of hsh to scale and clean. After complaining about the fish shdmg around and wtshmg for something to hold them flat as he cleaned , he finally came up with the tdea of usmg an old clipboard. He puts a fish tail under the clip and has an easy way to hold and clean the fish . His name is-RICK. DEAR POLLY- When we kids come in with very dirty or muddy clothes our mom has us shed them immediate· l~ and then she takes them out to the backyard and nnses out the mud and excess dirt with the garden hose. These clothes then come out of the regular wash perfectly clean.-LESLIE artin Reva Chilo, departemental constitution and by-laws chairman; Mrs, Ben Neutzling, Pomeroy, American Legion Auxiliary Department national security chairmim; - Mrs. Ronald Aichholz, New Washington, second member of finance committee nationale · Mrs. Edna M. Smeltz, Attica: partnership chairman ; Mrs. Dale Tanner, Attica, nurses scholarship chairman; Mrs. Edna Miller, Alliance, second member of partnership; Mrs. Irene Mier, Sebring, Departemental le demi chapeau deuxieme ; and Mrs. ,Hazel M. Steifel, Lorain; Mrs. Alph Van Fossan, Jackson; Mrs. Esther Edgar, .Columbus, and Mrs. Arl'ee Marshall, Lancaster, departemen~l chapeaux passe: Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hoeflich, High St., Pomeroy, entertained Saturday afternoon with a party honoring their daughter, Jayne Lee, who will be seven on Wednesday. A mod decorative theme was carried out. Games were played wl th prizes going to the winners. Hats, horns and doves were given as favors, and cake, ice cream, and punch were served. Mrs. Keith Riggs assisted with tlle party. Guests were members · of Pomeroy Browning Troop 171 including Andy Riggs, Beth Perrin, Linda Kovalchik, Lori Rupe, Linda Eason, Lorra Wisecup, Jan Belzing, and · Kenda Braum, and Kristin Anderson, Paige Carr, Debbie Woodyard, Ellora Faulkner, and Katlly !:less. Attending a dinner on Sunday honoring Jayne were her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nicholson of Athens, and her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Harruner, Lou Ann and Kimberly, Columbus. 3 JS Gallipolis & Gallla County is on the move "T ~~;!$";'1:)J./.;,':;~\.;"mlf''~¥@i6~~'&£N.'k=Y«j:K±:'=···~v·~~WC<'<.., ._,.J~ Installation Held For. Club Officers -100 LOIS - 100' x 1 ° ' Approximately 125 persons Mrs. Olin Knapp, Mrs, George attending a reception S1111day . Hackett, Sr., and Mrs. Virgil afternoon at the Middleport Roush. Church of Christ honoring Mrs. In the receiving line with Mrs. Osby A. Martin, le chapeau Martin were herhusband, Mrs. A weekly feature of Meigs Departemental Eight and Harry Davis, president of the CoWlty .Garden Club members. Forty. American Legion Auxiliary of The event was hosted by the Drew Webster Post 39; Leonard Meigs County Salon 710, Eight Jewell, commander of t't!e and Forty, and the American Pomeroy post; Mrs. Charles Legion Auxiliary of Drew Kessinger, P{)mera}', Eighth Webster Post 39, Pomeroy , District president of the Praying hands and an open American Legion Auxiliary , BY MRS. ORION NElSON Bible were used in red and and Mrs. Raymond Sloan, · Slar Garden· Club white floral arrangements on Ashland, Department of Ohio -~ ~very gardener should have a terrarlwn. · \_These are little garde111 planted in a glass bowl. They are in the gift tables, the refreshment president, American Legion reality miniature greenhouses in which anything may be grown. lable and the piano. Miniature Auxiliary. Making one of these little glass gardens .is really simple. An old ceramic praying hands in- A.tnong the other disfiSh bowl or a discarded aquarlwn may be used. Brendy snifters scribed "Chapeau Mary tinguished guests were Mrs. Martin" were given as favors. James Heil, Portsmoutll, Ia are nice too. The container to be ~~Sed should be washed and dried. Registering guests were Mrs. secretaire-cassiere of the Then a thin layer of charcoal is placed on the bottom. Then put Reginald Fellows of Shelby and Chapeaux Passe Club; Mrs. about two inches of soU over the charcoal. This soil should be Mrs. J. M. Thornton of Neale Billings, Athens, suited to plants that one intends to grow. Moisten the soil and Pomeroy. Mrs. Catherine Welsh Departemental Eight and insert very small plants. After tlle bowl is planted a glass cover or and Mrs. Eileen Seatles of- Forty, color marshall; Mrs: piece of plastic is placed on top of tlle garden. Then place lbe ficer~ of the Meigs &.ton, Audrey Glaub, Columbus, garden in a light window. presided at the punch and depar!emenlal Ia concierge ; Apretty garden may be made by using a red or pink begonia , coffee. Gifts for Mrs. Martin George Glaub, grand miniature types are best. Also try a small African Violet and a and her le secretaire-cassiere, correspondentfortheFortyand small growing gem. All these do well in damp sweet atmosphere Mrs. Virgil Walker of Racine, Etghl; Mrs. Myron Berkley, of tlle little glass garden. were re~eived and r~gistered by dem1 chapeau prenuer; Mrs. A desert scene, may be constructed in a bowl by using sandy soil, only Bllghtly dampened and planted with small C!!cti or succulents. After these plants at'~) put into the soil a layer Oi .;.hite sand goee over the top of soil. ·Place a few pretty pebbles around the plan1s. This type of garden does best in a sunny window, the bowl uncovered. Desert plants would rot if subiecte<l to a damp or Clipboard Holds wet atmosphere. There are dozens of ldeas for these gardens They may be Fish Being Scaled landscaped with hllls and pools, small shells and miniature animals make tllem interesting . By POLLY CRAMER This is an ldeal way to start about any kind of bouse plant. When you pinch your mums next swnmer place the ends in a glass .··""'"'gmMt'!'&~:m1Jo>11 Po II y's Prob Iem l®ilifX.JMn:~m:,~1WliN',, . 0 garden and you will have plants to glve to your friends. f DEAR POLLY-1 hope someone can tell me how 4 \ to remove melted red candle wax from a rough- ~ ~ plastered white wall.- MA.RGARET t' In an impressive candlelight ceremony Thursday night, the 1971·72 officers of the Bend 0' the River Garden Club were installed by Mrs. Edward Simpson at the home of Mrs. W. 0. Barnltz, 403 W. Main, Pomeroy. Installed were Mrs. Wilson .C.rpenter,preaideni; Mra. Bert Grinun, vlce president; Mrs. Simpson, secretary ; and Mrs. Clifford Morris, treasurer. Mrs. , Simpson presented each of the new officers with a gift of tulip bulbs. Committees named were Mrs. Andrew Cryss and Mrs. Clifford Morris, horticulture; Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. W. 0. Barnitz, and Mrs. Ralph Webb, civic ; Mrs. James Diehl, Green Thumb Notes, and Mrs. Robert Kuhn, therapy . Contributions to the Wahkeena Fund to the French Clty Garden Club for a gilt to be presented Mrs. John Reese, retiring regional director, were approved. Reports of the various committees were presented and Mrs. Carpenter commended the chairman including those who bad made floral arrangements for churches, hospitals and those ill and shut-in. It was decided to change the rs .. on or Green Thumb and League All Games WLTWLT Marietta 2 0 0 2 I 0 Ohio Wesleyan I 0 0 2 I 0 CoM!r. abnd ~s:tedVernSunqndClela~dth, Baldwin-Wallace o urn us, VISI ay WI 1 0 0 3 0 . fi Mr d Mr R Cll d Mount Union 1 0 0 2 1 0 .. · an s. ass e an · Robert Lynn Wood WJderwent Wittenberg I 0 0 2 1 0 Denison I 0 0 2 1 0 GREEN BAY, Wise . (UPI)surgeryonhiskneeThursdayat Otterbein 1 1 0 t 2 ~ The serious neck injury sufferSt. Joseph Hospital Parkers· Oberlin 0 0 0 0 3 burg ' Capital 0 · I 0 I 2 0 ed by Cincinnati Bengals safety Wooster 0 I 0 I I Ken Dyer during their game ~ber and Faith McCain . guests' Heidel berg 0 I 0 2 I o Eastern, were ove1 mght Musklngum 0 2 0 0 3 o Sunday with the Green Bay of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cleland. Kenyon 0 2 0 0 3 o Packers may end the young Big Ten player's career. Mr. and Mrs . Paul Myers and League AI Games On the second play of the h'ld c 1 ren, Co1umbus, were W L T W LT Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs, Michigan 1 0 0 4 0 o game, Dyer came in contact Ohio State I 0 0 2 I 0 with John Br.ockington, the Willis Frost and Billie Jean. Minnesota I 0 0 2 2 0 Packers' No. 1 draft choice. Mr. and Mrs. James Ridenour Mich igan State returned home Friday evening I 0 0 2 2 0 "My knee hit his head," Brockfrom a trip to Ireland, span· Purdue I o o 1 2 0 ington, former Ohio State star, Northwestern I 1 0 2 2 2 'd ed b th G'bso c sor y e 1 n ompany' Wisconsin 0 1 0 t 2 I sat · He was admitted at St. Mary They went by jet from Indiana 0· I 0 I 3 0 Ill inois 0 I 0 0 4 0 Hospital here and doctors said Columbus .. Iowa 0 2 0 0 4 0 examinations early today will Mr D D Cleland and Mrs · · ' · others Carpenter, Colwnbus, visited W L T determine whether surgery will 3 0 0 be necessary. If it is, the oper- 7 Fr!day with~. and Mrs. D. M. Akr on Ashland 0 ation would take place today or Ashland 14 Central Slate 7 Cleland. 3 Findlay 22 I oo Tuesday Clarion (Pa .J 7 Ohio Wesleyan 6 John Wickham was painfully . · John Carroll 28 Bethany (W John Carroll 2 2 o His injury was initially diag- · Va.J o · injured Tuesday in a fall while Cincinnati Ohio Nor thern 1 1 0 nosed as, a contusion tc the · Carnegla-Mellon 35 Oberlin· 0 at work. \· Wilming ton 1 1 24 4 in the neck Mount Union Wooster ' Mrs. Roy Christy, Mrs. Letha 1 1 0 spinal cord Hiram · . .·. · Willenborg 21 Otterbein 7 I 2 o Dr. Htro Nishioka, neurour- Iowa State· 17 Kenl Slate 14 Wood and Mrs. Clayton Allen Def iance Youngstown State I 2 . ~ geon at St. Mary, attended to Marietta 14 Kenyon 13 were in Athens Wednesday. Bluflfon . 1 2 15 13 Fi~dlay Defiance The !:fen.ry Bahr family at1 3 0 Dyer Sunday and. reported he Ohto Dayton Norlhern 14 Taylor (Ind .) o 2 o had some paralysis but was not 13 · tended graduation exercises of Central Case Western Reserve o 3 0 in critical condition, WHmlng\on 21 Bluffton o Sta,te Highway Patrolmen Xavier 0 3 0 "Dyer is now . talkino and Hetdelb~rg 17 Hiram 8 . Friday in Colwnbus. Their son, • Thiel 35 <:ase Weslern Re'serve Ma son Locke Weems alert but not completely recov- 10 Roger, was among the wrote the biography of ered from paralysis aithough he Marietta 24 Kenyon 13 ' graduates. George Washington contain- has regained some movement," ~~-~-~:-"'~~~~~··~·~··~·IJI·II'!!~~.,--1!1 ing ;the. legendar y "cherry Nishioka said. "There is no dantree inc tdenl ." The book is historicaljy inaccurate: ger to life ,. but even if he has. 1 a full recovery, I doubt he 'II · When at pMk brilla nce . play football again ." The surgeon said Dyer would the planet Venus appears 12 times as brilliant as lhe be at the huspita\ for at least Injury May E d Career FURNITU._ BAKER BY CLARICE ALLEN Mr s. Letha Wood spen1 a 1ew days witli Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hawk and family, Hockingport. Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Cleland v·lSI'ted Sun day WI'th Mr. an d Mr B E W'll s . Mrs. · d M . 1J' hyrNacusell. d . an rs. o n ewe an sons, Columbus, spent a recent weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Newell and Sheila. ' •.· Pirates Belt 'Frisco, 9-4 :-:-:::: found themselves constantly OHIO COLLEGE being asked why they're FOOTBALL RECORDS "spooked". Sa F . Byl;iUnt·~· Press lnlernalt'onal m n ranctsco. ·~ N · id-American Conference ow lt's manager Charlie League All Games Fox of the Giants who's faced B W L T W L T with the mystery. owling Green 2 o o 3 0 o• "Ir Robertson has a weaki.J:Iedo 1 o 0 4 o o ness, we have got to find it," 0 0 0 4 0 0 sighed Fox after Sunday's tami OHio Uni versilj 2 0 1 2 o game . "Obviously, somebody Western Michigan bas found it. " o 1 o 3 1 o Fox's last remark was a Kent State 0 I 0 I 3 0 reference to. the fact Robertson ·~ · • 1-The DIUySenllnei,MlddWIIort-Pomeroy, o.,Oct. 4,19'11 . .· Jet ·Flyover Pre~cted Jets rallied past Miami 14-10, ihe Giants over St. Louis. Baltimore blitZed New England Lance Rentzel's 50-yard 23-3, Pittsburgh beat San Diego touchdown run on an end 21-17 and Kansas City whipped around play helped the Rams Denver JS-3 in American beat Chicago for their first Conference play while in ,vjctory of the season and interconference play, New Or- George Nock's second TO of , leans tied Houston 13-13, Gree11 flle period~ two-yard run with . Bay stopped Cincinnati 2().1'7 two minutes left to playand Minnesota )Valloped Buffalo boosted the Jets over Miami for 19-1l. Jbcir .first triUmph. Cleveland takes on Oakland Jim O'BrieA kicked field tonight. · goals of 42, 41 and 50 yards and Errol Mann's 13-yard field Tom Matte and Don Noltinggoal with 4:35 left in the game ham bulled aver for scores to proved decisive as the Lions pace Baltim<>!"' over the topped Atlanta. A 52-yard Patriots whtle Terry Bradshaw fwnble return for a score by ran five yards for a last period Mike Weger, Ron Jessie's 97· and Pittsburgh's defense yard kickoff return and a 5&- stopped San Diego three limes _yard TO pass from Greg inside the six-yard line in the Landry to Larry Walton on the last five minutes to beat the last play of the half belped Chargers. Detroit lake 8 28-24 halftime Aaron Brown plucked Don post-se~sonplay, waso~erjoyed lead. Horn's fumble out of the ~!it at seemg the Redskins wm Landry threw another TO and raced 68 yards for a score their first three games for the pass to Charlt'e Sanders and as Kansas City beat Denver rIrs t ti111 ~~m~e · "O · 1943 y · , urEguy~ Mann kicked two field goals in and Charles ~kee, released ;::re ~~ ..~ ~wd tears kve, the second half to offset Bob by Hous.ton Iast month,, kicked sat · e . a 0 rna e u~ Berry's 25-yarct touchdown pass a 37-yard field goal with five for the (Washmgton) Senators to Ken Burrow and Tom Ha~es' seconds left to help New commg to Texas. We had to ~yard run with a blocked punt Orleans lie the Oilers. maked tfhe 1.?1ks back home for another Falcon score. Rookie John Brockington ran prou 0 us. . John Brodie threw two TD for 120 yards and Green Bay In other Natwnal Conference passes to Ted Kwalick and one halted • .fourth-down Cincinnati play, Detrmt outlasted Atlanta to Vic Washington to lift San gamble m the last two mmutes 41-38 Sa Fra tsco npped to bl th k df . ' n. nc Francisco over the Eagles and ena e e Pac ers to . e eat Philadelphia 31-3, the New York rookie Rocky Thompson re- the Bengats. Dave Osborn and Gtants edged St. Lams 21 -20 turned a kickoff 93 yards for Norm Snead scored on short and Los Angeles downed one score and Fran Tarkenton runs to lift the Vikings over Chicago 17-3. The New York passed for two others to lead Buffalo. yard TO pass to Roy JeffersOn for a 14-1J halftime lead and Curt Knight added field goals of 25 and 32 yards in the last two quarters to hold off the Cowboys. Harraway ground out 111 yards and Larry Srown rushed for 81 more as the Redskins tore holes in the Dallas line and ga,i~ed over 200 yards rushing'. We gave them two easy touchdowns for lack of quick movements,'' said Cowboys' Coach Tom Landry. "We weren't moving quick enough into the holes: It is a simple ca'*' of knockmg them out or gettmg knocked out and we got knocked out. I just didn't see an~place that Wash!~gton didn't move the ball well. Allen, who has yet to lose to Landry's Cowboys in regular or j~i!~~~;;;~~~~~~;~~~~;~;m;~;~;mm~;l~l~l~ ;l;~;l;l ~ ~;;;~~~l;l~l~ ~ ~ljl~l~l~l;l~l~ljl~~~l~lll~l;l~l~l;illtll~l;~;~~~~l;l;l~;~;;;l;;;;~li :ni~egg~~~e ~~~~"pl:;!ts~~ tliit~~1. ' . . -Redskins Stun Dallas . ,. �• • • .. • S""e';ti';;IQ;;;;;,fi~ds. Get Action ! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results l ~EGAI. NOTICE ~EGA~ NOTICE (Amended Senate Joint Resolution No 2l For Sale Pomeroy Motor Co. • ORDINANCE NO 978 -71 MUMS. all colors, 11eld grown An Ord1nance to author.ze the ready to go Big Cluslers sale of Villag'e Real Estate no t JOINT RESOLUTION Reynolds Flower Shop needed tor any Mun•clpal Jlnpodng to amend ~tetlon lq of Purpose Ma!>on, W Va Article U of thl Co111U1utlon of 9 28 61p Ole ltate o.t Ohio to n'f'Jire newtBe 1t orda•ned by the Council paptr Ill lle\l of mall noll~:• of laWI, p1'opaHd latn. or propouod of the V• ll age of MJddleport as NEW 1971 Zig zag sewi ng 1UDendment1 to the Con1iliution fo llows machtne lry. ortg mal factory Sec 1 That the followmg real nquired .tq be 1ubmiUed lo a 1970 CAMARO CPE Sl295 carton Z1g zag to make YOte of 1ha al.cton es tat e belong.ng to the VIllage Less than 11,000 miles & appearance of 71 model Rally bullonholes, sew on bullons. Be tt resolved by the Gen~ral As· of M1dtl leport. 1S not needed for Sport eqUipped, Classic c opper w1th sandalwood mtenor, ltmbly of the State of Oh!o three muniCipal purposes. . to w1t monograms and make fancy Mtbs of the members elected to designs wllh 1usl the twlsl ola tmted glass, factory a1r cond itioned . sports mtrrors, S• luate m 1:.5 acre Lot 157 each house concurring therem that Sect1on 29 , Town 1 ~Range 13 smg le dtal Left m lay away console air spo tler. turbo hydromat•c. power steenng &: ther e shall be subm1lted to the elecand never been used Will sell tors of the state In the manner Metgs County Oh10 , bounded as br~kes , 350 cu tn V 8 engme Really Sharp prescribed by law at the general follows for only $47 cash or cred1t "!9'10 CHEVROLET BELAIR 4 DOOR $2795 Beg1nn 1ng at the nor thw est election to be held on the first terms a.va1lable Phone 992 Tuesrlay after the first Monday In corner of s.a•d Sect•on 29, thence Less than 10,000 mtles by local owner Sharp as new In all 5641 November 1971, n proposal to amend along the north l•ne of sa•d ways wh•le over gold f1msh , 350 V 8 engme power 9 28 61c HcllQn lg of Article II of the Con section lo the Northeast corner steenng, rad1o, white-walls, wh covers 1Ututlon of Ohto to read as follows of Kerrs 6 acre lot 1hence along 1970 DODGE POLARA 52495 sa•d Kerrs east lme 245 feet ELECTROLUX vacuum ARTICLE II thence north 85li• deg east 389 cleaner complete w1th at 4 Dr , V 8 engme, automat•c trans , P S , factory a1r, good Section lg Any mtt!<ttive sup· feet then ce south 6811:: ! deg easl tachments, cordwmder and f•res. rad to & other extras, wh1fe f1n 1sh, c lean tntertor. plementary or refere Hlum pet1-10n 279 feet to a Locust Tree , thence pamt spray Used, bul 1n like rna;,. be presented tn separate parts south 7H'l deg east tl43 feet to but each part shall C01Ha ln a full Powells west Ime thence a long new condttlon Pay $34 45 and correct copy of the title and sa•d Powell's west l1ne 4281• cash or budget plan avatlable text of the law section or nem Phoo e 992 5641. _ feet to sa•d Powell's norlhwest thereof soujht to be referred or 9 28 6tc the proposed law or proposed corner, thence north 21f2 deg amendmen t to the constltuhon east 322 feet to the ce nte r of a ' - - - - -- - OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. Each signer of any mitiatlve sup· road thence along the center of 1970 HONDA 450 cc, $550 Phone plementary or .rele rendum petthon sa•d road tn a norftiwest l'OMEROY, OHIO 992-3703 or 992 3751 muat be an elector of the state and d•rectton to the east stde of the 9-28-6tc ahall pla ce on such petition after Thomas Fork road nea r M les hls name the date of s1gnmg and Moon~ lol thence along the east WANT AD his place of residence A signer POODLE puppies, S1lver Toy, reaidlng outside of .a municipality Side of the sa 1d Thomas Fork INFORMATION HOUSEKEEPER Com pam on shall state the township and county road 1n a so uthw est d•rect iOI'I to Parkv1ew Kennels. Phone 992 DEADLINES ·lor elderly lady Private 1n which he restdes A resident of the place of beg 1nn1ng , save and 5443 5 P M Day Before Publ~eat 1on 1 a municipality shall state In add!· except 1 ;~ acres so ld to Miles 11v1ng quar1ers Wnte to Box 8 15 lie Mqndav Deadlme9a m tion to the name of such muniel· Moore by V B Horton also a 729 B, C.O The Dally Sentinel, - - - , . - - - pal1ty the street and number, If r1ght of way granted to the Oh10 Cancellation & Corrections Pomeroy an y, of his residence Th.e names .of Central Railroad , the ta nd so Wtll be accepted unt1l 9 a m for 9 30 6tp NEW Black 4 II and 5 It, 3 pi all slrners to such petitions shall be conveye d be1 ng 32 9 100 ac res Day of Publication written tn ink, each sJgner for him more or less rotary mower - $220 and REGULATIONS self To each part of such pelihon CAN YOU devote 10 hours a $260, Ferguson 20 fractO<" Also the follow~ng real eslate &hall be attached the 11ffidav1t of the The Publisher reserves the week lor $75 prol1ls and a $675 New 6 ft 3-pl grader person soliciting the .~;ignatures to Situate 1n Me1gs County, Oh10 , nght to edd or re1ect any ads the same, which afftda\lt shall con· and In the 65 a cre part of 100 wardrobe w1lhoul pay1ng blade- $80 Ermel Lucketl, objecf•o nal The tAin a sta tement of the number of acre lo t 157, bounded and deemed cas h' Ambtf1ous housewtves Albany, 698 3032 the signers of su\: h part af such descr1bed as follows The one publ1sher will not be respons tble fo work ne1ghborhood fashion 1 1 31c petition and shall state that each of acre lot lymg m lhe wes t end of for more than one mcorrect shows Car needed For free --the signatures attached to such pa rt sa1d part of sa1d 100 acre lot msert1on brochure, ca ll 882 2070 or was made in the presence of the Beg.nnmg at a stake at a run on RATES affiant, that to the best of h1s the east Stde of the road south wn le P 0 Box 186, New EARN AT home addressing For Want Ad ServiCe knowledge and belie! each signaenvelopes Rush stamped Haven , W Va ture on such part IS the genume ol the bndge over Thomas 5 cent s per Word one tnserflon 9 29-6tc self addressed envelope The Fork , tl'1ence south 59 degrees aienature of the person whose name Min1mum Charge 75c Ambrose Co, 4325 Lakeborn, lt purports to be that he believes east 290 teet. thence south 49 12 cents per word three. WILL PAY well tor your spare the persons who have signed 1t to degrees west lSb feet then ce Dav 1sburg, MICh , 48019 be electors, that they so signed said north 59 degrees west 290 feet to consecutive 1nsert1ons 9-8 301p t1me worktng at home for us petition with kno\\ledge o( the con tn e road , thence nortn 49 18 cents per word stx con Anvone who ca n read and tents ther-eof that each signer degrees east along Sa •d road 150 secut1ve •nsert1ons ligned the same on the da1e ' stated teet lo the place of begmn •ng , wnte can qual1fy Weekly PORTABLE Necch1 Zig zag 25 Per Cent D1scount on pa1d opposite his name and no other con sa lary For .. details, wnte, tamm g 1 acre Also the sew1ng mach1ne , makes affidavit thereto shall be required ads and ads pa1d w1fhm 10 days James BliSs Co, P 0 Box The petition and signatures upon tollowmg lol ad1ommg S~1d 1 buttonholes, fash1on destgns, CARD OF THANKS 324, Dept K 419, Lev1t1own, auch petitions so venlied shall be acre lot s1 luat e 1n Sec JO, m the ole Tolal pme S32 50 Phone & OBITUARY presumed to be In all respects suf- 65 acre pari ot 100 acre lot 157 1n Pa 19053 992 7085 $1 50 for 50 word mm1mum ficient unless not later \han fort:>- sa1d County and State 9 28 121c 10 431c da ys before the election tt shall be Beg,nnmg at the Norlh corner Each add•ttonal word 2c otherwise proved and in such event of satd Moors 1 acre lot thence B~IND ADS 1en additional days shall be allowed Norttl 33 112 degrees east 60 fe et. Add1f1onal 25c Charge per STEREO, Walnut modern sty le, for the filing of additional signa thence south 53 degrees east 8.4 Advertisement tures to such petitton No law or teet the nce south 70 degrees 4 speaker sound system, 4 MALE, 19 years of age needs amendment to the constitutiOn sub OFFICE HOURS speed automat1c changer, job on Monday and Thursday east 2.46 teet , then ce south 4911, mitt.ct to the electors by In itiative 830am fo500pm Dally Balance S65 71 Use our afternoons or any evemng and supplementary petition and re- deg west 108 feet to the east budget lerms Call 992-7085 celvinf an affirmauve maJority of corne r of said 1 acre lot then ce 8 30 a m lo 12 00 Noon Work cheap at home or 1 the votes cas t thereon shall be north 59 deg west 290 feel to the Saturday 10 4-61c business . For informatton held uncomoUtutionai or void on ac- place of begmn1ng conta1n1ng wnte P 0. Box 57, M1d· count of the lnsuffictencv of the 12 acre Save and except the EARLY Amen ca n Stereo-radio dleport, Ohio petitions by which. such subm ission nght ot waVoJ granted by sa1 d combinatton, AM FM radio, 4 of the same was procured nor Moore to "the Oh•o Centra l stc 929 shall the rejec'1on of any law sub- Railroad be1ng the same rea l BABYSITTING'" my home lor speaker sound system , 4 pre school children Mrs mitted by referendum pet ition be speed automatiC changer held lnvalJd for such Insufficiency es tate conveyed by V B Hor to n Glenn Sm1th, Rock Sprtngs Balance S78 73 Use our anc1 Dabney he trs to sa•d Mile s Upon all lnitatlve supplementa ry Rd , phone 992 6187 and referendum petitions prov ided Moore and rec orded 1n Vo l 39. budget terms Call 992 7085 IMMEDIATE openmg lor a 10 3 6tc for in any o! the sec11ons of this Pages 349 , 350 and 352 Also 1n 10 4 6tc man over 21 years old to work article, It shall be necessan to fi le Vol 56 , Pages 102 , 103, and 104 1n our store ~ Must have good tram each of one-half of the coun· At so Vo l 88, Pag es 393 and 39.4, ABOUT YOUR WEIGHT personaltty. ltke to meet ties of the state petitions bearmg 'w-'e1 gs County Deed Records overwe•g ht lad•es, teens and the signatures of not less than one- Save publiC, willing to assume and except 3 089 acres men 1nterested 1n a We ight hslf of the designated perccn1age of respol"tslbllity, va~at1on plan, con veyed to the State of OhiO by 1he electors of such county A true Walchers I R) Class 1n hosp1tall zat10n plan and other copy of all laws or proposed laws or deed recorded 1n Vol 224, Pag e Pomeroy wr1 te We 1g ht Deed fr1nge beneftts Please state proposed amendments to the consti 605, Me•gs Coun ty Watchers I R ), 1863 Secl1on tutlon together with an argument Re c ords , reference to WhiCh 1S salary requirements Send Rd , C1ncmnal1 , Ohio 45237 resume of present and past or explanation, or both for, and a lso hereby made tor def.nde 10 3 lfc descnp i iOn of the except1on an argument or explanation or both, employers to Box 729 L, c-o aeatnzt the same shall be prepared Save and except a a cre co n The Dally SentmeL Pomeroy , The person or persons who pre· veyed to Orv•l le and Mildred OhiO pare the argument or explanatlon, Milliro ns by deed recorded 1n 9 26 12tc or both, arainst any law section or Volume 169 page 164 Me1gs Item, submitted to the electors by <;:ounl~ , peed Records , refertPdum petition, may be named retere de to wh,ch Is hereby 1n such petition and the -:persons made or def•n •te descnpt1on of who prepare the argument or ex- tt11 S eice pi •On Exceptmg and planation or both for any proposed OLD Furntture, d1shes clocks, Jaw or proposed amendment to the reserv1ng to the Gra ntors , and or complete households Pnzes& Bargams 1220 Washu19lon Blvd eon.stltutJon may be named In the Henr y Mtll1rons and Marte Wnte M D M1ller. Pomeroy, petitton proposing the same The Mll l• ron s 1 57 acres of the s 000 FIRST PRIZE Belpre, Oh1o person or persons who prepare the above descn bed r e a l estate , I, Ohio Call 992 6271 5500 SECOND PRIZE areument or explanation or both. , An Ordinan ce to author•ze the 8 25 tic for the law, section or item sub sa te of Vtllage Real Estale not S PRIZESofSIOO mltted to the eleetors by referen- needed for any Mun • e~pal APPLES - F1lzpatrlck Or (lnMdse From Laridmark) dum petition, or against any prochards. Slale Roule 689, Purpose Plus 200 more prtzes JX18ed law submitted by supplemenphone Wilkesville , 669 3785 tary petition, shall be named by no purchase necessar y TRAILER space 1nqwe MS. G the eeneral assembly i! in session. more or less descr•bed as 9 life and 1f not in session then by the follows Food Markel 3 m1 South, 9. _ POMEROY Beg1nn1ng at a p01nt on State roverr.or The law, or proposed law Middleport on Sl Rl 7 ~Jack W Carsey, Mgr or proposed amendment to the con· H•ghway r •ght o f way 234 13 10 I 3tp HALF RUNNER beans, $1.50 atttution, together with the artu~ r1ght of centerl•ne stat.on 169 I~----'-P.:.h..:o.:.n.:.•_•.:. n:_·:_21..:8_1_ _J bushel, p1ck your own ment! and explanations no'f ~i!x:­ plus 17 5. thence bearmg souttl Potatoe s Clarence Proft1tt , ceedinl a total of three hundred 44 deg 29 07 " east 360 to SAC RED Hearl Chu r ch words for each and also the argu- tacked hub thence north 32 Pomeroy w 111 hold a Rum ' J BEDROOM hom e 1n RutiMd Porlland Phone 843 225~ ments and exrlanattons not ex- deg 50 ' 53" east 308 8' to tron 9 22 tic mage Sa le Monday & Phone 992 6329 ceedinl a tota of three hundred 9 30 6tc Tuesday , October 4 & 5'" the wordl aralnst each, shall be pub- p1n m ce nterlme of townsh•P lished once a week for five consecu- road No 19.4 , thence lollowmg c hurch basement from 9 a m ~OA L , lime stone E xcels 1o r tive weeks precedmg the election. centerlrne of townshtp road and lo330pm FURNISHED and unlurniShed 'all Works, E Mam St , In at least one newspaper of 1feneral ex1stmg property Ime nor.lhwest 10-1 31c apartments.. Close to school circulation In each county o! the to po•n t on state htghway ngtlt .-'omeroy Phone 992-3891 1 atate, where a newspaper i£ pub- of way 252' r1ght of statiOn 170 Phone 992 5434 ~ - 9- Hc lished Unleu otherwise provided plus 78 , thence south 46 deg 30 ' PEP UP Wilh new Z1pp1es .ron 10 18-lfc by law the secretary of state shall west 22 78' to a po•nl on 30" Pills Non habit lorm mg Only cause to be placed upon the ballots. GAS mculatmg healers the title of any such law or pro- nght of way 251 75' r 1ght of 170 $1 98, Ne lson Drugs 12 X60 MOBILE home 2 bdrm , 2 Phone 992 5262 evenmgs posed law or proposeli amendment plus 56 2. thence south 68 deg 9 22 301p washer and dryer, on to the constitution to be submitted 26' 11" west 50 14' to poml on 9 21 lfc Bulavllle Porler Rd Call 675He shall also cause the ballots so to r 1g hl of way 230' r.gtlt of REDUCE safe and las I w1lh be printed as to pennlt an ai'Rrma- stat 1on 170 plus 00 , thence south 1319 ttve or negative vote upon each 39 deg 18' 53" 75 83' to po1nt ot Gobese lablels and E Vap 10-3 6tc "STA R" k1lls rats quiCkly law section of law, or item In a beg . nn .n g, con te •n mg 1 57 Water Pills Nel so n Drugs Sure 211:2 pound s, S1.69 law appropriating money or pro- acres more or less Further 9-22 301p Ebersbach Hardware, Sugar posed law. or proposed amendment to the constitution The style of sub1ec t to all easements and TRAILER space, desirable Run Mills, P1ckens Hard all laws submitted by initiative rl.9ht of way of record Deed KOSCOT Kosmel1cs neighborhood. phone 992-2084. Sep ware , Mason ~terence Vo lu me 227, Page and supplementary petition 6hall 9 21 301p 9-191fc !ember Sales SpeCial Meigs County Deed be ' Be i1 Enacted by the People 577 ot the State of Ohio' and of all Records Kreamy L1p Kate $2 now constitutional amendments 'Be It SEC II That 1he Counc il of $1 50, Frosllucenl Lip Kole APARTMENT, lurn1shed room Resolved by the People of the State the Village of Middleport, by 1ts $2 50 now S2, 23 deliCious w1fh balh, phone 992 2780 or of Ohio" The basis upon which the Pres1dent and the Mayor be and colors Call 992 5113 or come 992 3432 required number of petitioners In hereby 1S authortzed to sell sa1d any case shall be determined shall 9 17 tic see at 161 11:~ "'' "h Ave, be the t0tal number of votes cast n~al eslate to the h1ghes t b1dder M1ddleporl, Oh HOUSE - Two apts., 4 rooms for the office of governor fit the accord 1ng to law upon the 8 29 lie 4 ROOM and bath aparlment last preceding election therefor The followtng terms Cash '" hand and bath each, near new foregoing provisions of this section upon delivery of deed Tha t the Telephone 773 5147, Mason, housmg pro,ect Trade for shall be self-executing except as Mayor of said Village and ltle SAVE up to one half Brmg your W Va , on mam htghway smaller house Phone 992 herein otherwise provided Laws Pres•dent of Council be and they SICk TV lo Chuck's TV Shop, Reynolds Flower Shop 2608 may be passed to !acllitate their are hereby authortzed to con vey 151 Butte,., nut Ave, Pomeroy, operation , but In no way hmltmg sa•d real estate to the high est 9 28 61p 9 26 301c or restrictmg either such pro- bidder tnerefor a ccord mg to phone 992-5080 visions or the powers herein re · 9-24-tlc law served TRAILER LOTS, Bob's Mobile SEc I II Th1s Ord 1nance sha ll Courl. Rl 124, Syracuse, take effect and be m for ce from RUMMAGE SALE Thursday, EFFECTIVE DATE AND REPEAL and after the earl1est pertod Jhlo 992 2951 Oclober 7 and Fnday, Oc 1f adopted by a majority of the allowed by law 4 2 lfc RACINE , 10 room house and tober 8, Basement of Forest bath Two lois, basemen!. electors votlniJ on th is amendment, Passed the 13th day of Sep Run Un 1led MelhodiSI the amendment sha ll take effect tember 197 1 garage Phone 949 4313 atler January 1 1972 and ex1stmg sec tion Church , m Forest Run from 5 30 p m lg ot Article 11 of the Constitution Attest Gene Grate 9 30 a m lo 3 p m 9 2l121p of Ohio shall be repealed !rom such Cle rk ---~-----1_0_~ 3fc 1962 FORD '12 lon piCkup lruck effective date 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. Help Wanted , o - -- - -- - - -- -- Employment Wanted Notice Male Help Wanted HARvtsT OF VALUES SALE AT LAtJDMARK OCT. 4 TO 16 12: - 14' - 24' - WIDE MILL'R Wanted To Buy MOBIILJtOMES - - -- - For Rent - - -- -- - -- -- - ------ - - ---- Real Estate For Sale or Trade - -- - - - -------- Real Estate For Sale Auto Sales John W Zerk le Pre s tdenl of Co un c il UNITED STATES OF AMER ICA STAfE O F OH IO 191 20 27 1101 4, 31 OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE TED W BROWN Secr<etary of State of the State of Ohw do hereby certify that the foregomg is a true copy of Amended Senate Joint Resoluthm No 2 filed m the office of the Secretary of State and proposing to amend the aboo,;e sec ttons of the Constitution of Ohio IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF I have hereunto suhllcn bed my name and affixed my official seal at Co ~~~bu.o; 1hls 10th. day of September TED w BROWN Secretary of Stat e NOTICE OF 1\PPOINTMENT f, (Seal) 191 27 (101 4, II , 18 25 Sic Lost SHORT-LEGGED small black and tan beegle. Salurday evening In Rulland Reward . Phone 742 4179 10 4 3tc ------ Q-:Which American lawn soort Is known in England as "pall-mall"? A- Pall-mall is the English equivalent of American croquet. The world is now too dan· 11erous for anything bu~the truth, too small for any.thlng but brotherhood -A. Powell Davies, clergy!'lan and author Estate 01 Ida case No 20555 C Wo lfe , Deceased NOt1 ce IS hereby g1ven that Anna M Ryther , of P 0 Box 130, Pomeroy , Oh •o has been duly appo 1nted Admm1st ra tnx of the Estate of Ida C Wolfe, decease d . lat e ' Of Le ta r t Township , Metgs county , Oh iO Cred•tors are requ1red to f!le the1r cla1ms w1th sa1d f1dUC 1ary w•lh•n four months Da ted th1S 15th day of Sep !em ber 1971 F H O' Bnen Probate Judge of 5a1d Counly 191 20, 27 (10) 4 J tc Business Opportunities MAN OR WOMAN Rel1able peflson fro[Yl th•s area to service and collect from automat1c dispensers No ex pert enoe needed We estab li sh accounts for you Car. reference s, and $995 to SL885 cash cap ttal necessa ry 4 to 12 hours weekly nets exce llent mon th ly m co me Full ftme more For loca l mterview , wr1te (Include $450 . Phone 949 4551 9_26 71 c NEW. 3 bedroom home fn M1ddloporl Bu1ll-1n k1lchen, 1965 INTERNATIONAL truck, ceramic l1le bath, all electm 1800 senes. long wheel base, heal. good n01ghborhood. Can good solid cab, good con - arrange FHA f1nancmg dillon Phone 985 3988 Telephone 992·3600 or 992 10 1-6tc 2186 7 25 lfc - -- - - Mobile Homes for Sale ~ 37 ACRES on Shade River, Busfu_ess Services· FOUR NEW HOMES OPEN FOR INSPECTION ONE HOME IN RACINE TWO HOMES IN SYRACUSE ONE HOME IN MIDDLEPORT NO MONEY DOWN 100 PCT. FINANCING AVAILAB~E A 3 bedroom $16.900 00 home· ca n be purchased w1th a monthly paymenlas low as $65.00 for a lam1ly with a base salary of $5,000 00 and three children 71!, Pel annual rate. O'BRIEN ELECTRIC SERVICE Residential. Commercial and Industria I Wiring 24 Hpur Service 949-4SS1 PHONE 992-2156 FOR DETAILSl alumtnum boat, new 7 h p motor. MS. G Food Markel, 3 m1 Soulh, M1ddleporl on Rt Rl 7 10-1 3tc BABY PIGS 8 Holste~n heifers due to fr eshen soon John Rose 949 2822 10 1 3fc 2 porches, garage, concrete driveway, large yard with occupancy To see, phone ~ , ltl l " IO N!A lo< llol ••1 U~ Pol Ofl . . . c;Ot .. ~ , 1 KNOW )1)1./RE CANT YOU Jllft KNOCK t/KE IV6/NONE ltU? PROUD OF YOUR NEW KARATE $KILLS. J JOHN IE'S BEAutY SHOP Corner Union AvP.. and Slale Rt. 7 Hours-Monday , Tuesday, Wednesday ond Friday 8.30a.m. lo6p.m. .,.1. HILTON WOLFE . 949-3211 BILL NELSON 992-l657 Thursday 10 a m. lo 8:l0 p.m Saturday 8: 30a.m. lo 1 p.m. eHONE 992-7474 ROOFING & CARPENTER WORK SPOUTING, ROOF PAINTING EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 NEW & OLD WORK AII Weather Rooh ng -GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 ', Pomeroy Home &Auto "• Open8 T1l S Monday lhru Salurday • 606 E Mam , Pomeroy , 0 - Construction Co and & An- thony Plumbing & Healing Complete Plumbing , Heal1ng and Ajr Con- KiiftSQN MASOnY dit•ontng · 240 Ltncoln Sl., Middleport Complete Remodeling L....:..:.~~.:__:_,;,:.:..:..........J Kitchens, Baths Room Additions And Pal1o• Bockhoe And Endloader Work Septic Tanks And Leach f'a<ls . NEIGLER Conslrucllon budd•ng or 992-7608 home SOON'!; THEY'D EATEN ALL TI-lE. GLDI'!ON THE - --- STA!LTS··· J!~t§ $' - ~ HOME & AUTO 992-2094 606 c. Matn Pomeroy your HEAD 'EM THERE'S 0\ILY ONE WAY TO FIND OFFICE SUPPliES For r~modelmg 10-.of --=----.·' ~· PdMEROY • Phone 992-2550 Insured . Experienced Work Guaranteed See us tor Free Estimate on Furnace lnslalation. OFf' AT THE OJr... PASS) And Call Guy Ne1gler , FURNITURE Racme, Ohto 73111C ' C BRADFORD, Auclloneer Stop In and See Our HARRISON'S TV and Anlenna Complete Service Floor Display. Phone 949 3821 ServiCe, Phone 992 2522 6 10 tic RaCine , Ohio Cntl Bradford S 1 lie O"DELL WHEEL al1gnmenl ROSEBERRY lurnace 1n stallatton. Free estimates on located al Crossroads, Rl 124 new furnaces. 011 or gas Complete fr on t end ser vice, BACKHOE AND DOZER work Servtce work Call Cecil tune up and brake serv tce Sephc lanks mslalled. George Roseberry , Ra c1ne , Ohio ( Bill I Pullins, Phone 992 2478 Wheels balan ced elec Phooe 614 843 227 4 tron1cally A\1 work 4 25 lfc 9 8 301p READY -MIX deltvered CONCRETE rtght to guara nteed Reas onable rates Ph one 992 32 13 - -- - - - - 7 27 -llc AW NINGS your - - - ' - -- - - ; pr~lecl Fast and easy Free estlmales Ph one 992 3284 SEWING MACHINES R~pa1r servtce, all makes, 992-2294, Goegle1n Ready -M1x Co , The Fabnc Shop, Pomeroy Middleport, Oh1o Aulhomed Smger Sales and '6-30-lfC' Service We Sharpen Sc1ssors slorm doors and w1ndows. carports . marquees aluminum Siding .. - - -- - Real Estate For Sale Virgil B. TEAFORD SR. B<Oker 110 Mechanic Streel Pomeroy, Ohio 2 ACRES - Near Pomeroy All utllit1es . MIDDLEPORT - 3 bedroom older home , bath, corner lot Garage $10,000 00 POMEROY - A busmess of your very own, w1th 2 rentals MIDDLEPORT older home 10 room Near s tores $3,500 00 S BEDROOMS - New spill level wtth 4 acres on Rt 7 RACINE - 3 n~ee bedrooms, sales representative For free es ft mates phone Charles Lisle . Syracuse V V Johnson and Son , Inc ' 5 27 tfc b3fh, large modern kitche n and d1n1ng Gas furnace Garage BEFORE SELLING DR BUYING, TRY US HELEN L. TEAFORD ASSOCIATE 992-ll2S or 992-2l78 10 3-6tc - - - , - -- --_.-:.•.::_ ·22 tfc downlown Pomeroy Contact :d Hedrick , 2137 Wadswo,lh! NOTICE OF E~ECTION ON TAX ~EVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MI~L NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX ~EVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN Ml~~ ~IMITATION -• NOTI CE Is hereby 01ven that 1n pursuance of a Resolution of' the Board of Educat 1on of the: , Southern Loca l School Distr ic t. 1 ~IMITATION NOTICE IS hereby given lhat Me1gs County. Oh io, passed on'"'"" m pursuance of a Resolufton of tne 9th day of Seple mber, 1971,: : the Board of Townsh•P T r ustees there wtll be subm•tted to & vote ..... of the Townsl'11p ot Olive , Ohio, of the people of sa 1d Sc hooi passed on the 4th day of Sep Orstnc l at a Genera l ELEC .. !ember, 1971, there will be liON to be tle ld In the southern submttted to a vote of the people Local School Dlstn c t, Ohio , at of Slllld Township at a General the regular places of voting ELECTION to be held In the ther e1n, on ruesday. the 2nd " Townshtp of Oll11e, Ohio , al the day of November. 197 1, the Regular places of votlng question of levvmo In ex.cess of therein, on Tuesday, the 2nd the ten m ill llml t&t ion, tor the day of November , 1971 ; the benefit of Southern Loc al School quest1on of levying , In excess of Otstrict for the rurpou of the ten mill llmitatlon . for the Current expenses o the SC hool _ • benefit of Olive Township for Distr.ct Sa1d tax be ing an additional the purpose of cu rren t tax of 3 m111s to run for 8 con opera1ing expenses Said tax being an additional t1numg period la x of one mill to run for five years at a rat' not exceeding 1 a1 a rate not exceedi ng 3 0 mill milt for each one dollar of tor each one dollar of voiuatlon , valuation. which amoUnts to te n which amounts to Thirty cent!., ·: cents for each one hundred for each one hundred dollars of dollars of valuat ion, for five valva11on, tor a conti nuing ' per iod • 1 years The Polls for sa•d Election: The Polls for sa id Etect•on w il l be open at 6 30 o'clock A M- will be open at 6 JOo 'e tock AM .,. and, rema1n open unttl 6 30 and remain open until 6•3Qutlol o 'cl ock P M Easlern Sta ndard O'clock P M Eastern stand'irrt.,_, T•me ot s&ld dav T1me of Said day By order of ihe Board oC: By ord er of tne Boerd of Elect•ons , of Me,gs County , Elecllono , ol Me lg• Oounly• Oh10 ~M~ 1 Ohio ;;.: Edwtn s' Cozart EdwIn s courC, Chalr111an Chalrma~ Dorothy M Johnston Dated Sept 28, 1971. Ome, Columbus, Ohio, phone 737 4334, Columbus S-9-lfd 110) 4, 11 , 18, 25 1 41 Clerk NOT 7HAT I' M NoRVOUS, MIND YA ••• j §OT~A HQTIO~ THAT WE 'RE 000 AN LOST._•• ~ THEN TO BED! CtiTCHIN' SIGHT 0' AMY HOUSI'S OR PEOPLE, JOHNNYf 11M W01'fOfRIN1 ~WEARE. 46 Claaalfled AOBOS8 l.Edwln DOWN O'Connor's 1. Roll-call •-nae Last word 2. Spiny shrub 7. Highland group genua 11. Traditional 3. Ready for harvest -~"t"'?---...., Jewish 4. Caddoan TELL LI"ZZ long Indian MY CAR IS (2wdo.l FI)C.ED, 12. Traditional 5 Wlnrllke knowledge part 18. Iterate 6. Blow one's U . Encourage top ID llngllah (3wda.) river 7 Ktndof 16. Give It a go plpon 18, Vedic 8 Toss treatise 9. Exist 20. Wire 10. Tennis mea.surebarrier ment 17 Least ob28. Of greater tainable bulk 26. Mountain (comb. fonn1 27. Where the Mets began (3 wds I 15 IT, POlOilf5? lOU JUST IIAVEN'T 29. Greek ~EeN THINKING OF ME AS AIIYTlllll<> letter ~UTA '8RkSHT tOI.N6 ~!TRY IT! 30.Dwelled TOOK ME A LITRE WHILE 10 GET Ul!fP 31.1!1rd's beak TO fii'ING IN LOYE 32. llaptlsm or WITH YOU, TOO! marriage 33. Joey, __.. rr-...... AND HE I-lAVE TIME! DIDN'T • ,. door! r:.1-'1.\1"-..· WE'LL HAVE A COLD SUPPER AND WE'VE BEEN HIKIH' mR HOURS WITHOUT of said Townsh iP al a General ELECTION to be held m the Townsh •P ol Orange Oh1o, at the regula r pla ces of vot.no tnerem , on Tues day , the 2nd dey of November , 1971 , the quest•on of levymg 1n excess of the ten mill l•m• tat•on . tor the benefit of Orange TownshtP for the purpose ot Current expenses of the subd•v•s•on Sa•d ta;.. bemg an add1t 1onal lax of 1 1~ mill to run for fiv e yea r s at a ral.e not exceeding 112 mill tor e-a ch one dollar of 11atuat•o n , wh •ch amounts to "' l1 ve cenls for each one hundred .. doiiMS of valua1 10n , tor ftve ·: at a rate not exceed 1ng 112 mIll year!l Th e Polls tor said Elect•on tor each one dollar of valuat 1on , whiCh amounts to 4 1ve cents for w111 be open at 6 30 o'clock AM each one hundred dollars of and rema-n open unhl 6 30 o clock PM Eastern Standard va luat 1on, tor Five years The Polls for sattt Elect1on T1me of sa1d day By order of the Board of wdl be open at 6 JO o c loc k A M and rema 1n open unt!l 6 30 Elect1on of Me tgs County, OhiO o'clock PM Eastern Standard Edwm S Cozart T•me of sa1d day Cha.rman By order Of the Board of Elect•ons , of Me1gs County Dorothy M Johnston OhiO Clerk Dated Sept 28. 197 1 Edwm s Cozart Cha.rman (10} .4 11 18 75 , 4t Dorothy M Jo hn ston Clerk Dated September 28, 1971 n, 18: 25, 4t done bust th' icebox NO FAMiliAR LANDMi\RKS•••WELL, COME MORNING, I'll GET MY BEARINGS' MfANWHILE 1 WE 1RE ~ll SO SOME WEARY1 Oh10 , passed on the 6th day ot August. \971. there w111 be sub m•lled to a vote of the people of sa1d Townsh•P at a General ELECTION to be held 10 the TownshiP of Lebanon . Oh10, at the Reguler places of votmg theretn, on Tuesday , t he 2nd day of Nove mber , 1971, th e quest ton of levyi ng , In ucess of the ten mil l l•m•tat1on, for the benefit of Lebanon Townshtp for the purpose of Current expenses of the subdtVISIOn Sa1d ta x betng a renewa l of an ex•st1ng tax ot lh m 1ll to run for f1ve years n> "· Look like he me an' Kitt~ aweke til fo' watchin' TV .. an' eatin'! and railing Call A Jacob. 3 29 li e SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Reasonable rales Ph. 4<6 4782, STANS Body Shop, Rl 1, GallipOliS John RusselL Ri"'.:lne ts now open Ca II 9,.9 THE SHOP, Cuslom meal Owner S. Operator cu ttmg, Pleasant R1dae Reed , 2789 for appointment 5-13-tfc Pomeroy Dick Vaughan, 992 ' • Specializing In pa1ntmg, body 3374 and Dale L1ltle, 991 6346 work and fiberglass 9-1,·30fC SEPTIC lanks cleaned Miller 9 28-6tc Sanllahon, Slewarl, Oh10 Ph 662 3035 HOUSE MOVING Houses, elc AUTOMOBILElnsurance been • 2 12 tic raised, moved . underpinned , ca~:~celled' Lost your remodeled Est1mates free, operator's 11cense1 Ca ll 992 HACKNEY'S Electric ServiCe, anywhere Nat•onal Hou se 2966 all types ol electma I work Movers, Box 5002, Charleslon, 61511cl Phone 992 6407 W Va 25311 , or phooe 304 925 9 29 301c 3279 LEGAL NOTICE 9 30-601p SEWING mach1ne serv1ce 1n NOTICE OF ELECTION your home Clean. otl and ON TAX LEVY ~EGA~ NOTICE adjusl - 54 Phone 992 7085 IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL 10 4 lie NOTICE OF E~ECTION LIMITATION ON TAX ~EVY NOTIC E •s hereby given that . . / IN EXCESS OF NEW contractor m area Dry m pursuance of a Resolut 1on of THE TEN Ml~~ wall pat c hmg , general the Board of Townsh•P Trustee-s ~IMITATION ea 1nllng Call RIChard I of the Townsh •P of Orenoe. NOTICE ts hereby glven that Dubbeld, phone 7~2 5825, 1n pursuance of a Resolut1on of Oh10, passed on the 6th day of Rutland 1he Board of Townsh ip Trusfees Sep tember , 1971 , ttlere w1ll be 10 4 stc of the Township of Leba non submitted to a vote of the peop le plenty o shade lrees, localed on large lot, 250ft. by 750 fl. on '51>,: ROOM house, balh, full' Jas•me nl , 133 Bullernul Ave, SR 124 '" Syracuse, Oh1o. 1us l walk1ng dfslance from Available for Immediate Gallipolis 446 9539 after s p' m weeR day• lor appoinlment 10-3- lf .- . Rac~ne, 0. Rl. 2 WANTED! Ruth I Cund1ff, deceased, late of Me1gs County, Otuo Credllors are requ1red to file the•r c la 1m s w•lh sa1d f1duc •ary w1thm four months Dated lh1s 23rd day of Sep tember , 1971 F H O ' Bne~ Probate Juqge of sa 1d Count y 191 27 1101 4 11. 31 ·.• , drilled well , modern 4 room Gl FINANCING AVA"ILABLE. house and bath, aluminum CONVENIENT bul secluded No down paymenl, 12 years lo s1dmg, paneling, 7 acres river build1ng lois on T79 al Rock pay to qualified GI. Up lo botlom Phone 992-6133 afler 1 Springs. Wllh1n walking 52,500 available for lot 1m pm diSiance" of Meigs H1gh lelephone number) Eagle provements If you own a lot 9-29-61p SchooL a 5 minute dnve from lndu sl r les, 3938 Get your new mobile home Pomeroy Call or see Bill Meadowbrook Road, Sf LouiS now . See James S1mpk1ns, Witte 'weekends, or after S Park, Mmn 55426 Valley Estales Mob1le Home 3 BEDROOM br~ck home 10-4-21p Phone 992 p m weekdays. Sales, Rl . 50 East Athens Choice locallon In Mlddleporl.' 6887 - - -- - -593 8762 Seen by appolntmenl only.' 10 3 6tc 9-19-37tc P.hone 992 5523 after 4 p m. Q- What zs the natzonal· :-:::-:-::-::---:---= 5 7-lfc HOUSE, 1642 Lincoln Heights. zty of the name Sean? Call Danny Thompson, 992· - - - - - - - - - - A-It is the Irish form of For Sale 2196 John. MINIATURE Schnauzers - I-ROOM block hou ~e, 4 18-lfc bedrooms, l1vlng room, dining -------~7~NOTICE OF AKC pupp1es, no sheddmg, APPOINTMENT room, balh with shower, large S2 3(1() WILL buy ,J acres in odorless, permanent shots, Case No . 20559 kitchen with lots of built-I n wormed, S85 Coolville 607 Bedlord Township, Wolfpen Estate of RUTH I CUNDIFF, b~rch cabinets Hardwood 621~ . Road 20 minutes from Deceased 9 29 121p floors Natural gas furnace, Not 1ce IS hereby g1ven that Pomeroy l4 of land in timber 50-gallon electric waler Helen L Tea ford , of Sy ra cuse, balance In pasture . N~ heater, 2 large recreation \5 FT BOAT trailer, 4 cy l.. Ohio, has been duly appo1nted bulldmgs Call 992-2152 and rooms, paneled In basement, Adm1n1stratr1x of the Estate of Crosley Inboard molar, 12 It ask for Dick · SENTINEL CARRIERS IN POMEROY- HERE IT IS WASHDAV AG'IN, Ml2 LEDBETTER •. BET 'IOU SHORE DREAD MONDAYS, DON'T 'IE? G>~N, I lreFUSE TO Ff!LINSIJLTfP AHP &~N MA'I.e. I'M EVEN FLATIEREV, I!UT YOU ,.w; L7 us.. r ENGLISH PRE55f5 ON 1701-0RES HIS CASf AGAINST t5ENTLY IIURlYANP HIS OWN PER~AL FEELING~ 18 Suffix meanIng some- Saturda)"o CI'Jiltoquole: DON'T TELL A WOMAN SHE'S PRrlTY; TELL HER THERE'! NO OTHER WOMAN LIKE ~D ALL ROADS WILL OPEN TO YOU.-JULEB what 19. Madr< 20.Type 21. "Dies <C lf71 Xlnr l"e.tureJ IYRdlcate, Jac,) --" Yuterday'a A••wer Hoota 36. Require- 22.--of 23 Face; ment bearing 37 . ~fdo'• 24. Pot atarter note U . WUdgueBB 38. Bilk 28. Stay at 39. Affecanchor UnKramble theH four Jumble~, to form four ordinary wordt. away's "La. - - " 42. Shade of habitat green KEROP I rnYOMLE I I KJ til BVHLEM I (J 4,5 . .,__ of Green Gables" I DAILY CRYPrOQUorE-Here's how tp WPrk It: AXYDLBA.AXB Ia LONGFELLOW One letter oimply ot&ruk for another. In this l&lllple A 11 '!Md f<Yt the three L'a, X for llle two O'o, etc. SlJI&1e lettero, apootrophu, the leDfth and fonnatlon of llle wordl are all hlnte. ICach day the coda !etten are dlffer<nt. A <lr7P....,_ Qaoladea GII AGYHCYB CM BCOCBSB CYEU IIIRDSB JIGKM:SM: ERUMS !CROll ODS CAAUOGWIS, ERUMS ERGE GDS AUOGWIS, GYI! ERUMS ERGE A"!IOS . - GDGWCGY KDUOSDW ' 1 ~. Now lllftftP the elrcled leUen 1A.wen ... urow) PIOYI TUMULT IXPIMD Anower• Pay IIW j,..t 43. Take a gander U.Qoad ' I [ J I ~:;:ntedu.;;~:::.c: Jumblc11 SCAlY --" 1101 4, II. 18 , 25, •t ENORMOUS MEAL. S11urd•f• 40. Obtrude - III I (slang) 37. "Little Sir Dorolhv M Johnsto""'' "' Cieri("' D•led Seplernber 28, 1971. WHY YOU MleHT LOOK SAD AFiER AN l4"ra".,IYOU'RE ·"[I XI ]'0 (I I I 1' badge ' •lmlorTJotCltlllrlil- tenn 41 Debussy'a for one HER. --- [ TVNOF M.Cop'a TOWARP fillt ~- "'-' :::·::':1:7'..., .... '*"="-·- -~~. - Fit!!!!!!! one letter to each ~quan, tionate 33. Thruot 34 Mary Lincoln 3/l. Cast- ltlill~ ~ ~ ~~ \ 111 a eo•,..llclo.,.~lo~-lllloPth-- IT'S THAT WEIRD LITTLE KID FROM CAMP .AN~WA~. WH~ OON'T 'IOU CO/I,E OVE~ ? I'M 6ETTIN6 THE GAN6106ETHER 10 HA, HERMA~" �• • • .. • S""e';ti';;IQ;;;;;,fi~ds. Get Action ! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results l ~EGAI. NOTICE ~EGA~ NOTICE (Amended Senate Joint Resolution No 2l For Sale Pomeroy Motor Co. • ORDINANCE NO 978 -71 MUMS. all colors, 11eld grown An Ord1nance to author.ze the ready to go Big Cluslers sale of Villag'e Real Estate no t JOINT RESOLUTION Reynolds Flower Shop needed tor any Mun•clpal Jlnpodng to amend ~tetlon lq of Purpose Ma!>on, W Va Article U of thl Co111U1utlon of 9 28 61p Ole ltate o.t Ohio to n'f'Jire newtBe 1t orda•ned by the Council paptr Ill lle\l of mall noll~:• of laWI, p1'opaHd latn. or propouod of the V• ll age of MJddleport as NEW 1971 Zig zag sewi ng 1UDendment1 to the Con1iliution fo llows machtne lry. ortg mal factory Sec 1 That the followmg real nquired .tq be 1ubmiUed lo a 1970 CAMARO CPE Sl295 carton Z1g zag to make YOte of 1ha al.cton es tat e belong.ng to the VIllage Less than 11,000 miles & appearance of 71 model Rally bullonholes, sew on bullons. Be tt resolved by the Gen~ral As· of M1dtl leport. 1S not needed for Sport eqUipped, Classic c opper w1th sandalwood mtenor, ltmbly of the State of Oh!o three muniCipal purposes. . to w1t monograms and make fancy Mtbs of the members elected to designs wllh 1usl the twlsl ola tmted glass, factory a1r cond itioned . sports mtrrors, S• luate m 1:.5 acre Lot 157 each house concurring therem that Sect1on 29 , Town 1 ~Range 13 smg le dtal Left m lay away console air spo tler. turbo hydromat•c. power steenng &: ther e shall be subm1lted to the elecand never been used Will sell tors of the state In the manner Metgs County Oh10 , bounded as br~kes , 350 cu tn V 8 engme Really Sharp prescribed by law at the general follows for only $47 cash or cred1t "!9'10 CHEVROLET BELAIR 4 DOOR $2795 Beg1nn 1ng at the nor thw est election to be held on the first terms a.va1lable Phone 992 Tuesrlay after the first Monday In corner of s.a•d Sect•on 29, thence Less than 10,000 mtles by local owner Sharp as new In all 5641 November 1971, n proposal to amend along the north l•ne of sa•d ways wh•le over gold f1msh , 350 V 8 engme power 9 28 61c HcllQn lg of Article II of the Con section lo the Northeast corner steenng, rad1o, white-walls, wh covers 1Ututlon of Ohto to read as follows of Kerrs 6 acre lot 1hence along 1970 DODGE POLARA 52495 sa•d Kerrs east lme 245 feet ELECTROLUX vacuum ARTICLE II thence north 85li• deg east 389 cleaner complete w1th at 4 Dr , V 8 engme, automat•c trans , P S , factory a1r, good Section lg Any mtt!<ttive sup· feet then ce south 6811:: ! deg easl tachments, cordwmder and f•res. rad to & other extras, wh1fe f1n 1sh, c lean tntertor. plementary or refere Hlum pet1-10n 279 feet to a Locust Tree , thence pamt spray Used, bul 1n like rna;,. be presented tn separate parts south 7H'l deg east tl43 feet to but each part shall C01Ha ln a full Powells west Ime thence a long new condttlon Pay $34 45 and correct copy of the title and sa•d Powell's west l1ne 4281• cash or budget plan avatlable text of the law section or nem Phoo e 992 5641. _ feet to sa•d Powell's norlhwest thereof soujht to be referred or 9 28 6tc the proposed law or proposed corner, thence north 21f2 deg amendmen t to the constltuhon east 322 feet to the ce nte r of a ' - - - - -- - OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. Each signer of any mitiatlve sup· road thence along the center of 1970 HONDA 450 cc, $550 Phone plementary or .rele rendum petthon sa•d road tn a norftiwest l'OMEROY, OHIO 992-3703 or 992 3751 muat be an elector of the state and d•rectton to the east stde of the 9-28-6tc ahall pla ce on such petition after Thomas Fork road nea r M les hls name the date of s1gnmg and Moon~ lol thence along the east WANT AD his place of residence A signer POODLE puppies, S1lver Toy, reaidlng outside of .a municipality Side of the sa 1d Thomas Fork INFORMATION HOUSEKEEPER Com pam on shall state the township and county road 1n a so uthw est d•rect iOI'I to Parkv1ew Kennels. Phone 992 DEADLINES ·lor elderly lady Private 1n which he restdes A resident of the place of beg 1nn1ng , save and 5443 5 P M Day Before Publ~eat 1on 1 a municipality shall state In add!· except 1 ;~ acres so ld to Miles 11v1ng quar1ers Wnte to Box 8 15 lie Mqndav Deadlme9a m tion to the name of such muniel· Moore by V B Horton also a 729 B, C.O The Dally Sentinel, - - - , . - - - pal1ty the street and number, If r1ght of way granted to the Oh10 Cancellation & Corrections Pomeroy an y, of his residence Th.e names .of Central Railroad , the ta nd so Wtll be accepted unt1l 9 a m for 9 30 6tp NEW Black 4 II and 5 It, 3 pi all slrners to such petitions shall be conveye d be1 ng 32 9 100 ac res Day of Publication written tn ink, each sJgner for him more or less rotary mower - $220 and REGULATIONS self To each part of such pelihon CAN YOU devote 10 hours a $260, Ferguson 20 fractO<" Also the follow~ng real eslate &hall be attached the 11ffidav1t of the The Publisher reserves the week lor $75 prol1ls and a $675 New 6 ft 3-pl grader person soliciting the .~;ignatures to Situate 1n Me1gs County, Oh10 , nght to edd or re1ect any ads the same, which afftda\lt shall con· and In the 65 a cre part of 100 wardrobe w1lhoul pay1ng blade- $80 Ermel Lucketl, objecf•o nal The tAin a sta tement of the number of acre lo t 157, bounded and deemed cas h' Ambtf1ous housewtves Albany, 698 3032 the signers of su\: h part af such descr1bed as follows The one publ1sher will not be respons tble fo work ne1ghborhood fashion 1 1 31c petition and shall state that each of acre lot lymg m lhe wes t end of for more than one mcorrect shows Car needed For free --the signatures attached to such pa rt sa1d part of sa1d 100 acre lot msert1on brochure, ca ll 882 2070 or was made in the presence of the Beg.nnmg at a stake at a run on RATES affiant, that to the best of h1s the east Stde of the road south wn le P 0 Box 186, New EARN AT home addressing For Want Ad ServiCe knowledge and belie! each signaenvelopes Rush stamped Haven , W Va ture on such part IS the genume ol the bndge over Thomas 5 cent s per Word one tnserflon 9 29-6tc self addressed envelope The Fork , tl'1ence south 59 degrees aienature of the person whose name Min1mum Charge 75c Ambrose Co, 4325 Lakeborn, lt purports to be that he believes east 290 teet. thence south 49 12 cents per word three. WILL PAY well tor your spare the persons who have signed 1t to degrees west lSb feet then ce Dav 1sburg, MICh , 48019 be electors, that they so signed said north 59 degrees west 290 feet to consecutive 1nsert1ons 9-8 301p t1me worktng at home for us petition with kno\\ledge o( the con tn e road , thence nortn 49 18 cents per word stx con Anvone who ca n read and tents ther-eof that each signer degrees east along Sa •d road 150 secut1ve •nsert1ons ligned the same on the da1e ' stated teet lo the place of begmn •ng , wnte can qual1fy Weekly PORTABLE Necch1 Zig zag 25 Per Cent D1scount on pa1d opposite his name and no other con sa lary For .. details, wnte, tamm g 1 acre Also the sew1ng mach1ne , makes affidavit thereto shall be required ads and ads pa1d w1fhm 10 days James BliSs Co, P 0 Box The petition and signatures upon tollowmg lol ad1ommg S~1d 1 buttonholes, fash1on destgns, CARD OF THANKS 324, Dept K 419, Lev1t1own, auch petitions so venlied shall be acre lot s1 luat e 1n Sec JO, m the ole Tolal pme S32 50 Phone & OBITUARY presumed to be In all respects suf- 65 acre pari ot 100 acre lot 157 1n Pa 19053 992 7085 $1 50 for 50 word mm1mum ficient unless not later \han fort:>- sa1d County and State 9 28 121c 10 431c da ys before the election tt shall be Beg,nnmg at the Norlh corner Each add•ttonal word 2c otherwise proved and in such event of satd Moors 1 acre lot thence B~IND ADS 1en additional days shall be allowed Norttl 33 112 degrees east 60 fe et. Add1f1onal 25c Charge per STEREO, Walnut modern sty le, for the filing of additional signa thence south 53 degrees east 8.4 Advertisement tures to such petitton No law or teet the nce south 70 degrees 4 speaker sound system, 4 MALE, 19 years of age needs amendment to the constitutiOn sub OFFICE HOURS speed automat1c changer, job on Monday and Thursday east 2.46 teet , then ce south 4911, mitt.ct to the electors by In itiative 830am fo500pm Dally Balance S65 71 Use our afternoons or any evemng and supplementary petition and re- deg west 108 feet to the east budget lerms Call 992-7085 celvinf an affirmauve maJority of corne r of said 1 acre lot then ce 8 30 a m lo 12 00 Noon Work cheap at home or 1 the votes cas t thereon shall be north 59 deg west 290 feel to the Saturday 10 4-61c business . For informatton held uncomoUtutionai or void on ac- place of begmn1ng conta1n1ng wnte P 0. Box 57, M1d· count of the lnsuffictencv of the 12 acre Save and except the EARLY Amen ca n Stereo-radio dleport, Ohio petitions by which. such subm ission nght ot waVoJ granted by sa1 d combinatton, AM FM radio, 4 of the same was procured nor Moore to "the Oh•o Centra l stc 929 shall the rejec'1on of any law sub- Railroad be1ng the same rea l BABYSITTING'" my home lor speaker sound system , 4 pre school children Mrs mitted by referendum pet ition be speed automatiC changer held lnvalJd for such Insufficiency es tate conveyed by V B Hor to n Glenn Sm1th, Rock Sprtngs Balance S78 73 Use our anc1 Dabney he trs to sa•d Mile s Upon all lnitatlve supplementa ry Rd , phone 992 6187 and referendum petitions prov ided Moore and rec orded 1n Vo l 39. budget terms Call 992 7085 IMMEDIATE openmg lor a 10 3 6tc for in any o! the sec11ons of this Pages 349 , 350 and 352 Also 1n 10 4 6tc man over 21 years old to work article, It shall be necessan to fi le Vol 56 , Pages 102 , 103, and 104 1n our store ~ Must have good tram each of one-half of the coun· At so Vo l 88, Pag es 393 and 39.4, ABOUT YOUR WEIGHT personaltty. ltke to meet ties of the state petitions bearmg 'w-'e1 gs County Deed Records overwe•g ht lad•es, teens and the signatures of not less than one- Save publiC, willing to assume and except 3 089 acres men 1nterested 1n a We ight hslf of the designated perccn1age of respol"tslbllity, va~at1on plan, con veyed to the State of OhiO by 1he electors of such county A true Walchers I R) Class 1n hosp1tall zat10n plan and other copy of all laws or proposed laws or deed recorded 1n Vol 224, Pag e Pomeroy wr1 te We 1g ht Deed fr1nge beneftts Please state proposed amendments to the consti 605, Me•gs Coun ty Watchers I R ), 1863 Secl1on tutlon together with an argument Re c ords , reference to WhiCh 1S salary requirements Send Rd , C1ncmnal1 , Ohio 45237 resume of present and past or explanation, or both for, and a lso hereby made tor def.nde 10 3 lfc descnp i iOn of the except1on an argument or explanation or both, employers to Box 729 L, c-o aeatnzt the same shall be prepared Save and except a a cre co n The Dally SentmeL Pomeroy , The person or persons who pre· veyed to Orv•l le and Mildred OhiO pare the argument or explanatlon, Milliro ns by deed recorded 1n 9 26 12tc or both, arainst any law section or Volume 169 page 164 Me1gs Item, submitted to the electors by <;:ounl~ , peed Records , refertPdum petition, may be named retere de to wh,ch Is hereby 1n such petition and the -:persons made or def•n •te descnpt1on of who prepare the argument or ex- tt11 S eice pi •On Exceptmg and planation or both for any proposed OLD Furntture, d1shes clocks, Jaw or proposed amendment to the reserv1ng to the Gra ntors , and or complete households Pnzes& Bargams 1220 Washu19lon Blvd eon.stltutJon may be named In the Henr y Mtll1rons and Marte Wnte M D M1ller. Pomeroy, petitton proposing the same The Mll l• ron s 1 57 acres of the s 000 FIRST PRIZE Belpre, Oh1o person or persons who prepare the above descn bed r e a l estate , I, Ohio Call 992 6271 5500 SECOND PRIZE areument or explanation or both. , An Ordinan ce to author•ze the 8 25 tic for the law, section or item sub sa te of Vtllage Real Estale not S PRIZESofSIOO mltted to the eleetors by referen- needed for any Mun • e~pal APPLES - F1lzpatrlck Or (lnMdse From Laridmark) dum petition, or against any prochards. Slale Roule 689, Purpose Plus 200 more prtzes JX18ed law submitted by supplemenphone Wilkesville , 669 3785 tary petition, shall be named by no purchase necessar y TRAILER space 1nqwe MS. G the eeneral assembly i! in session. more or less descr•bed as 9 life and 1f not in session then by the follows Food Markel 3 m1 South, 9. _ POMEROY Beg1nn1ng at a p01nt on State roverr.or The law, or proposed law Middleport on Sl Rl 7 ~Jack W Carsey, Mgr or proposed amendment to the con· H•ghway r •ght o f way 234 13 10 I 3tp HALF RUNNER beans, $1.50 atttution, together with the artu~ r1ght of centerl•ne stat.on 169 I~----'-P.:.h..:o.:.n.:.•_•.:. n:_·:_21..:8_1_ _J bushel, p1ck your own ment! and explanations no'f ~i!x:­ plus 17 5. thence bearmg souttl Potatoe s Clarence Proft1tt , ceedinl a total of three hundred 44 deg 29 07 " east 360 to SAC RED Hearl Chu r ch words for each and also the argu- tacked hub thence north 32 Pomeroy w 111 hold a Rum ' J BEDROOM hom e 1n RutiMd Porlland Phone 843 225~ ments and exrlanattons not ex- deg 50 ' 53" east 308 8' to tron 9 22 tic mage Sa le Monday & Phone 992 6329 ceedinl a tota of three hundred 9 30 6tc Tuesday , October 4 & 5'" the wordl aralnst each, shall be pub- p1n m ce nterlme of townsh•P lished once a week for five consecu- road No 19.4 , thence lollowmg c hurch basement from 9 a m ~OA L , lime stone E xcels 1o r tive weeks precedmg the election. centerlrne of townshtp road and lo330pm FURNISHED and unlurniShed 'all Works, E Mam St , In at least one newspaper of 1feneral ex1stmg property Ime nor.lhwest 10-1 31c apartments.. Close to school circulation In each county o! the to po•n t on state htghway ngtlt .-'omeroy Phone 992-3891 1 atate, where a newspaper i£ pub- of way 252' r1ght of statiOn 170 Phone 992 5434 ~ - 9- Hc lished Unleu otherwise provided plus 78 , thence south 46 deg 30 ' PEP UP Wilh new Z1pp1es .ron 10 18-lfc by law the secretary of state shall west 22 78' to a po•nl on 30" Pills Non habit lorm mg Only cause to be placed upon the ballots. GAS mculatmg healers the title of any such law or pro- nght of way 251 75' r 1ght of 170 $1 98, Ne lson Drugs 12 X60 MOBILE home 2 bdrm , 2 Phone 992 5262 evenmgs posed law or proposeli amendment plus 56 2. thence south 68 deg 9 22 301p washer and dryer, on to the constitution to be submitted 26' 11" west 50 14' to poml on 9 21 lfc Bulavllle Porler Rd Call 675He shall also cause the ballots so to r 1g hl of way 230' r.gtlt of REDUCE safe and las I w1lh be printed as to pennlt an ai'Rrma- stat 1on 170 plus 00 , thence south 1319 ttve or negative vote upon each 39 deg 18' 53" 75 83' to po1nt ot Gobese lablels and E Vap 10-3 6tc "STA R" k1lls rats quiCkly law section of law, or item In a beg . nn .n g, con te •n mg 1 57 Water Pills Nel so n Drugs Sure 211:2 pound s, S1.69 law appropriating money or pro- acres more or less Further 9-22 301p Ebersbach Hardware, Sugar posed law. or proposed amendment to the constitution The style of sub1ec t to all easements and TRAILER space, desirable Run Mills, P1ckens Hard all laws submitted by initiative rl.9ht of way of record Deed KOSCOT Kosmel1cs neighborhood. phone 992-2084. Sep ware , Mason ~terence Vo lu me 227, Page and supplementary petition 6hall 9 21 301p 9-191fc !ember Sales SpeCial Meigs County Deed be ' Be i1 Enacted by the People 577 ot the State of Ohio' and of all Records Kreamy L1p Kate $2 now constitutional amendments 'Be It SEC II That 1he Counc il of $1 50, Frosllucenl Lip Kole APARTMENT, lurn1shed room Resolved by the People of the State the Village of Middleport, by 1ts $2 50 now S2, 23 deliCious w1fh balh, phone 992 2780 or of Ohio" The basis upon which the Pres1dent and the Mayor be and colors Call 992 5113 or come 992 3432 required number of petitioners In hereby 1S authortzed to sell sa1d any case shall be determined shall 9 17 tic see at 161 11:~ "'' "h Ave, be the t0tal number of votes cast n~al eslate to the h1ghes t b1dder M1ddleporl, Oh HOUSE - Two apts., 4 rooms for the office of governor fit the accord 1ng to law upon the 8 29 lie 4 ROOM and bath aparlment last preceding election therefor The followtng terms Cash '" hand and bath each, near new foregoing provisions of this section upon delivery of deed Tha t the Telephone 773 5147, Mason, housmg pro,ect Trade for shall be self-executing except as Mayor of said Village and ltle SAVE up to one half Brmg your W Va , on mam htghway smaller house Phone 992 herein otherwise provided Laws Pres•dent of Council be and they SICk TV lo Chuck's TV Shop, Reynolds Flower Shop 2608 may be passed to !acllitate their are hereby authortzed to con vey 151 Butte,., nut Ave, Pomeroy, operation , but In no way hmltmg sa•d real estate to the high est 9 28 61p 9 26 301c or restrictmg either such pro- bidder tnerefor a ccord mg to phone 992-5080 visions or the powers herein re · 9-24-tlc law served TRAILER LOTS, Bob's Mobile SEc I II Th1s Ord 1nance sha ll Courl. Rl 124, Syracuse, take effect and be m for ce from RUMMAGE SALE Thursday, EFFECTIVE DATE AND REPEAL and after the earl1est pertod Jhlo 992 2951 Oclober 7 and Fnday, Oc 1f adopted by a majority of the allowed by law 4 2 lfc RACINE , 10 room house and tober 8, Basement of Forest bath Two lois, basemen!. electors votlniJ on th is amendment, Passed the 13th day of Sep Run Un 1led MelhodiSI the amendment sha ll take effect tember 197 1 garage Phone 949 4313 atler January 1 1972 and ex1stmg sec tion Church , m Forest Run from 5 30 p m lg ot Article 11 of the Constitution Attest Gene Grate 9 30 a m lo 3 p m 9 2l121p of Ohio shall be repealed !rom such Cle rk ---~-----1_0_~ 3fc 1962 FORD '12 lon piCkup lruck effective date 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. Help Wanted , o - -- - -- - - -- -- Employment Wanted Notice Male Help Wanted HARvtsT OF VALUES SALE AT LAtJDMARK OCT. 4 TO 16 12: - 14' - 24' - WIDE MILL'R Wanted To Buy MOBIILJtOMES - - -- - For Rent - - -- -- - -- -- - ------ - - ---- Real Estate For Sale or Trade - -- - - - -------- Real Estate For Sale Auto Sales John W Zerk le Pre s tdenl of Co un c il UNITED STATES OF AMER ICA STAfE O F OH IO 191 20 27 1101 4, 31 OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE TED W BROWN Secr<etary of State of the State of Ohw do hereby certify that the foregomg is a true copy of Amended Senate Joint Resoluthm No 2 filed m the office of the Secretary of State and proposing to amend the aboo,;e sec ttons of the Constitution of Ohio IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF I have hereunto suhllcn bed my name and affixed my official seal at Co ~~~bu.o; 1hls 10th. day of September TED w BROWN Secretary of Stat e NOTICE OF 1\PPOINTMENT f, (Seal) 191 27 (101 4, II , 18 25 Sic Lost SHORT-LEGGED small black and tan beegle. Salurday evening In Rulland Reward . Phone 742 4179 10 4 3tc ------ Q-:Which American lawn soort Is known in England as "pall-mall"? A- Pall-mall is the English equivalent of American croquet. The world is now too dan· 11erous for anything bu~the truth, too small for any.thlng but brotherhood -A. Powell Davies, clergy!'lan and author Estate 01 Ida case No 20555 C Wo lfe , Deceased NOt1 ce IS hereby g1ven that Anna M Ryther , of P 0 Box 130, Pomeroy , Oh •o has been duly appo 1nted Admm1st ra tnx of the Estate of Ida C Wolfe, decease d . lat e ' Of Le ta r t Township , Metgs county , Oh iO Cred•tors are requ1red to f!le the1r cla1ms w1th sa1d f1dUC 1ary w•lh•n four months Da ted th1S 15th day of Sep !em ber 1971 F H O' Bnen Probate Judge of 5a1d Counly 191 20, 27 (10) 4 J tc Business Opportunities MAN OR WOMAN Rel1able peflson fro[Yl th•s area to service and collect from automat1c dispensers No ex pert enoe needed We estab li sh accounts for you Car. reference s, and $995 to SL885 cash cap ttal necessa ry 4 to 12 hours weekly nets exce llent mon th ly m co me Full ftme more For loca l mterview , wr1te (Include $450 . Phone 949 4551 9_26 71 c NEW. 3 bedroom home fn M1ddloporl Bu1ll-1n k1lchen, 1965 INTERNATIONAL truck, ceramic l1le bath, all electm 1800 senes. long wheel base, heal. good n01ghborhood. Can good solid cab, good con - arrange FHA f1nancmg dillon Phone 985 3988 Telephone 992·3600 or 992 10 1-6tc 2186 7 25 lfc - -- - - Mobile Homes for Sale ~ 37 ACRES on Shade River, Busfu_ess Services· FOUR NEW HOMES OPEN FOR INSPECTION ONE HOME IN RACINE TWO HOMES IN SYRACUSE ONE HOME IN MIDDLEPORT NO MONEY DOWN 100 PCT. FINANCING AVAILAB~E A 3 bedroom $16.900 00 home· ca n be purchased w1th a monthly paymenlas low as $65.00 for a lam1ly with a base salary of $5,000 00 and three children 71!, Pel annual rate. O'BRIEN ELECTRIC SERVICE Residential. Commercial and Industria I Wiring 24 Hpur Service 949-4SS1 PHONE 992-2156 FOR DETAILSl alumtnum boat, new 7 h p motor. MS. G Food Markel, 3 m1 Soulh, M1ddleporl on Rt Rl 7 10-1 3tc BABY PIGS 8 Holste~n heifers due to fr eshen soon John Rose 949 2822 10 1 3fc 2 porches, garage, concrete driveway, large yard with occupancy To see, phone ~ , ltl l " IO N!A lo< llol ••1 U~ Pol Ofl . . . c;Ot .. ~ , 1 KNOW )1)1./RE CANT YOU Jllft KNOCK t/KE IV6/NONE ltU? PROUD OF YOUR NEW KARATE $KILLS. J JOHN IE'S BEAutY SHOP Corner Union AvP.. and Slale Rt. 7 Hours-Monday , Tuesday, Wednesday ond Friday 8.30a.m. lo6p.m. .,.1. HILTON WOLFE . 949-3211 BILL NELSON 992-l657 Thursday 10 a m. lo 8:l0 p.m Saturday 8: 30a.m. lo 1 p.m. eHONE 992-7474 ROOFING & CARPENTER WORK SPOUTING, ROOF PAINTING EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 NEW & OLD WORK AII Weather Rooh ng -GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 ', Pomeroy Home &Auto "• Open8 T1l S Monday lhru Salurday • 606 E Mam , Pomeroy , 0 - Construction Co and & An- thony Plumbing & Healing Complete Plumbing , Heal1ng and Ajr Con- KiiftSQN MASOnY dit•ontng · 240 Ltncoln Sl., Middleport Complete Remodeling L....:..:.~~.:__:_,;,:.:..:..........J Kitchens, Baths Room Additions And Pal1o• Bockhoe And Endloader Work Septic Tanks And Leach f'a<ls . NEIGLER Conslrucllon budd•ng or 992-7608 home SOON'!; THEY'D EATEN ALL TI-lE. GLDI'!ON THE - --- STA!LTS··· J!~t§ $' - ~ HOME & AUTO 992-2094 606 c. Matn Pomeroy your HEAD 'EM THERE'S 0\ILY ONE WAY TO FIND OFFICE SUPPliES For r~modelmg 10-.of --=----.·' ~· PdMEROY • Phone 992-2550 Insured . Experienced Work Guaranteed See us tor Free Estimate on Furnace lnslalation. OFf' AT THE OJr... PASS) And Call Guy Ne1gler , FURNITURE Racme, Ohto 73111C ' C BRADFORD, Auclloneer Stop In and See Our HARRISON'S TV and Anlenna Complete Service Floor Display. Phone 949 3821 ServiCe, Phone 992 2522 6 10 tic RaCine , Ohio Cntl Bradford S 1 lie O"DELL WHEEL al1gnmenl ROSEBERRY lurnace 1n stallatton. Free estimates on located al Crossroads, Rl 124 new furnaces. 011 or gas Complete fr on t end ser vice, BACKHOE AND DOZER work Servtce work Call Cecil tune up and brake serv tce Sephc lanks mslalled. George Roseberry , Ra c1ne , Ohio ( Bill I Pullins, Phone 992 2478 Wheels balan ced elec Phooe 614 843 227 4 tron1cally A\1 work 4 25 lfc 9 8 301p READY -MIX deltvered CONCRETE rtght to guara nteed Reas onable rates Ph one 992 32 13 - -- - - - - 7 27 -llc AW NINGS your - - - ' - -- - - ; pr~lecl Fast and easy Free estlmales Ph one 992 3284 SEWING MACHINES R~pa1r servtce, all makes, 992-2294, Goegle1n Ready -M1x Co , The Fabnc Shop, Pomeroy Middleport, Oh1o Aulhomed Smger Sales and '6-30-lfC' Service We Sharpen Sc1ssors slorm doors and w1ndows. carports . marquees aluminum Siding .. - - -- - Real Estate For Sale Virgil B. TEAFORD SR. B<Oker 110 Mechanic Streel Pomeroy, Ohio 2 ACRES - Near Pomeroy All utllit1es . MIDDLEPORT - 3 bedroom older home , bath, corner lot Garage $10,000 00 POMEROY - A busmess of your very own, w1th 2 rentals MIDDLEPORT older home 10 room Near s tores $3,500 00 S BEDROOMS - New spill level wtth 4 acres on Rt 7 RACINE - 3 n~ee bedrooms, sales representative For free es ft mates phone Charles Lisle . Syracuse V V Johnson and Son , Inc ' 5 27 tfc b3fh, large modern kitche n and d1n1ng Gas furnace Garage BEFORE SELLING DR BUYING, TRY US HELEN L. TEAFORD ASSOCIATE 992-ll2S or 992-2l78 10 3-6tc - - - , - -- --_.-:.•.::_ ·22 tfc downlown Pomeroy Contact :d Hedrick , 2137 Wadswo,lh! NOTICE OF E~ECTION ON TAX ~EVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MI~L NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX ~EVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN Ml~~ ~IMITATION -• NOTI CE Is hereby 01ven that 1n pursuance of a Resolution of' the Board of Educat 1on of the: , Southern Loca l School Distr ic t. 1 ~IMITATION NOTICE IS hereby given lhat Me1gs County. Oh io, passed on'"'"" m pursuance of a Resolufton of tne 9th day of Seple mber, 1971,: : the Board of Townsh•P T r ustees there wtll be subm•tted to & vote ..... of the Townsl'11p ot Olive , Ohio, of the people of sa 1d Sc hooi passed on the 4th day of Sep Orstnc l at a Genera l ELEC .. !ember, 1971, there will be liON to be tle ld In the southern submttted to a vote of the people Local School Dlstn c t, Ohio , at of Slllld Township at a General the regular places of voting ELECTION to be held In the ther e1n, on ruesday. the 2nd " Townshtp of Oll11e, Ohio , al the day of November. 197 1, the Regular places of votlng question of levvmo In ex.cess of therein, on Tuesday, the 2nd the ten m ill llml t&t ion, tor the day of November , 1971 ; the benefit of Southern Loc al School quest1on of levying , In excess of Otstrict for the rurpou of the ten mill llmitatlon . for the Current expenses o the SC hool _ • benefit of Olive Township for Distr.ct Sa1d tax be ing an additional the purpose of cu rren t tax of 3 m111s to run for 8 con opera1ing expenses Said tax being an additional t1numg period la x of one mill to run for five years at a rat' not exceeding 1 a1 a rate not exceedi ng 3 0 mill milt for each one dollar of tor each one dollar of voiuatlon , valuation. which amoUnts to te n which amounts to Thirty cent!., ·: cents for each one hundred for each one hundred dollars of dollars of valuat ion, for five valva11on, tor a conti nuing ' per iod • 1 years The Polls for sa•d Election: The Polls for sa id Etect•on w il l be open at 6 30 o'clock A M- will be open at 6 JOo 'e tock AM .,. and, rema1n open unttl 6 30 and remain open until 6•3Qutlol o 'cl ock P M Easlern Sta ndard O'clock P M Eastern stand'irrt.,_, T•me ot s&ld dav T1me of Said day By order of ihe Board oC: By ord er of tne Boerd of Elect•ons , of Me,gs County , Elecllono , ol Me lg• Oounly• Oh10 ~M~ 1 Ohio ;;.: Edwtn s' Cozart EdwIn s courC, Chalr111an Chalrma~ Dorothy M Johnston Dated Sept 28, 1971. Ome, Columbus, Ohio, phone 737 4334, Columbus S-9-lfd 110) 4, 11 , 18, 25 1 41 Clerk NOT 7HAT I' M NoRVOUS, MIND YA ••• j §OT~A HQTIO~ THAT WE 'RE 000 AN LOST._•• ~ THEN TO BED! CtiTCHIN' SIGHT 0' AMY HOUSI'S OR PEOPLE, JOHNNYf 11M W01'fOfRIN1 ~WEARE. 46 Claaalfled AOBOS8 l.Edwln DOWN O'Connor's 1. Roll-call •-nae Last word 2. Spiny shrub 7. Highland group genua 11. Traditional 3. Ready for harvest -~"t"'?---...., Jewish 4. Caddoan TELL LI"ZZ long Indian MY CAR IS (2wdo.l FI)C.ED, 12. Traditional 5 Wlnrllke knowledge part 18. Iterate 6. Blow one's U . Encourage top ID llngllah (3wda.) river 7 Ktndof 16. Give It a go plpon 18, Vedic 8 Toss treatise 9. Exist 20. Wire 10. Tennis mea.surebarrier ment 17 Least ob28. Of greater tainable bulk 26. Mountain (comb. fonn1 27. Where the Mets began (3 wds I 15 IT, POlOilf5? lOU JUST IIAVEN'T 29. Greek ~EeN THINKING OF ME AS AIIYTlllll<> letter ~UTA '8RkSHT tOI.N6 ~!TRY IT! 30.Dwelled TOOK ME A LITRE WHILE 10 GET Ul!fP 31.1!1rd's beak TO fii'ING IN LOYE 32. llaptlsm or WITH YOU, TOO! marriage 33. Joey, __.. rr-...... AND HE I-lAVE TIME! DIDN'T • ,. door! r:.1-'1.\1"-..· WE'LL HAVE A COLD SUPPER AND WE'VE BEEN HIKIH' mR HOURS WITHOUT of said Townsh iP al a General ELECTION to be held m the Townsh •P ol Orange Oh1o, at the regula r pla ces of vot.no tnerem , on Tues day , the 2nd dey of November , 1971 , the quest•on of levymg 1n excess of the ten mill l•m• tat•on . tor the benefit of Orange TownshtP for the purpose ot Current expenses of the subd•v•s•on Sa•d ta;.. bemg an add1t 1onal lax of 1 1~ mill to run for fiv e yea r s at a ral.e not exceeding 112 mill tor e-a ch one dollar of 11atuat•o n , wh •ch amounts to "' l1 ve cenls for each one hundred .. doiiMS of valua1 10n , tor ftve ·: at a rate not exceed 1ng 112 mIll year!l Th e Polls tor said Elect•on tor each one dollar of valuat 1on , whiCh amounts to 4 1ve cents for w111 be open at 6 30 o'clock AM each one hundred dollars of and rema-n open unhl 6 30 o clock PM Eastern Standard va luat 1on, tor Five years The Polls for sattt Elect1on T1me of sa1d day By order of the Board of wdl be open at 6 JO o c loc k A M and rema 1n open unt!l 6 30 Elect1on of Me tgs County, OhiO o'clock PM Eastern Standard Edwm S Cozart T•me of sa1d day Cha.rman By order Of the Board of Elect•ons , of Me1gs County Dorothy M Johnston OhiO Clerk Dated Sept 28. 197 1 Edwm s Cozart Cha.rman (10} .4 11 18 75 , 4t Dorothy M Jo hn ston Clerk Dated September 28, 1971 n, 18: 25, 4t done bust th' icebox NO FAMiliAR LANDMi\RKS•••WELL, COME MORNING, I'll GET MY BEARINGS' MfANWHILE 1 WE 1RE ~ll SO SOME WEARY1 Oh10 , passed on the 6th day ot August. \971. there w111 be sub m•lled to a vote of the people of sa1d Townsh•P at a General ELECTION to be held 10 the TownshiP of Lebanon . Oh10, at the Reguler places of votmg theretn, on Tuesday , t he 2nd day of Nove mber , 1971, th e quest ton of levyi ng , In ucess of the ten mil l l•m•tat1on, for the benefit of Lebanon Townshtp for the purpose of Current expenses of the subdtVISIOn Sa1d ta x betng a renewa l of an ex•st1ng tax ot lh m 1ll to run for f1ve years n> "· Look like he me an' Kitt~ aweke til fo' watchin' TV .. an' eatin'! and railing Call A Jacob. 3 29 li e SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Reasonable rales Ph. 4<6 4782, STANS Body Shop, Rl 1, GallipOliS John RusselL Ri"'.:lne ts now open Ca II 9,.9 THE SHOP, Cuslom meal Owner S. Operator cu ttmg, Pleasant R1dae Reed , 2789 for appointment 5-13-tfc Pomeroy Dick Vaughan, 992 ' • Specializing In pa1ntmg, body 3374 and Dale L1ltle, 991 6346 work and fiberglass 9-1,·30fC SEPTIC lanks cleaned Miller 9 28-6tc Sanllahon, Slewarl, Oh10 Ph 662 3035 HOUSE MOVING Houses, elc AUTOMOBILElnsurance been • 2 12 tic raised, moved . underpinned , ca~:~celled' Lost your remodeled Est1mates free, operator's 11cense1 Ca ll 992 HACKNEY'S Electric ServiCe, anywhere Nat•onal Hou se 2966 all types ol electma I work Movers, Box 5002, Charleslon, 61511cl Phone 992 6407 W Va 25311 , or phooe 304 925 9 29 301c 3279 LEGAL NOTICE 9 30-601p SEWING mach1ne serv1ce 1n NOTICE OF ELECTION your home Clean. otl and ON TAX LEVY ~EGA~ NOTICE adjusl - 54 Phone 992 7085 IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL 10 4 lie NOTICE OF E~ECTION LIMITATION ON TAX ~EVY NOTIC E •s hereby given that . . / IN EXCESS OF NEW contractor m area Dry m pursuance of a Resolut 1on of THE TEN Ml~~ wall pat c hmg , general the Board of Townsh•P Trustee-s ~IMITATION ea 1nllng Call RIChard I of the Townsh •P of Orenoe. NOTICE ts hereby glven that Dubbeld, phone 7~2 5825, 1n pursuance of a Resolut1on of Oh10, passed on the 6th day of Rutland 1he Board of Townsh ip Trusfees Sep tember , 1971 , ttlere w1ll be 10 4 stc of the Township of Leba non submitted to a vote of the peop le plenty o shade lrees, localed on large lot, 250ft. by 750 fl. on '51>,: ROOM house, balh, full' Jas•me nl , 133 Bullernul Ave, SR 124 '" Syracuse, Oh1o. 1us l walk1ng dfslance from Available for Immediate Gallipolis 446 9539 after s p' m weeR day• lor appoinlment 10-3- lf .- . Rac~ne, 0. Rl. 2 WANTED! Ruth I Cund1ff, deceased, late of Me1gs County, Otuo Credllors are requ1red to file the•r c la 1m s w•lh sa1d f1duc •ary w1thm four months Dated lh1s 23rd day of Sep tember , 1971 F H O ' Bne~ Probate Juqge of sa 1d Count y 191 27 1101 4 11. 31 ·.• , drilled well , modern 4 room Gl FINANCING AVA"ILABLE. house and bath, aluminum CONVENIENT bul secluded No down paymenl, 12 years lo s1dmg, paneling, 7 acres river build1ng lois on T79 al Rock pay to qualified GI. Up lo botlom Phone 992-6133 afler 1 Springs. Wllh1n walking 52,500 available for lot 1m pm diSiance" of Meigs H1gh lelephone number) Eagle provements If you own a lot 9-29-61p SchooL a 5 minute dnve from lndu sl r les, 3938 Get your new mobile home Pomeroy Call or see Bill Meadowbrook Road, Sf LouiS now . See James S1mpk1ns, Witte 'weekends, or after S Park, Mmn 55426 Valley Estales Mob1le Home 3 BEDROOM br~ck home 10-4-21p Phone 992 p m weekdays. Sales, Rl . 50 East Athens Choice locallon In Mlddleporl.' 6887 - - -- - -593 8762 Seen by appolntmenl only.' 10 3 6tc 9-19-37tc P.hone 992 5523 after 4 p m. Q- What zs the natzonal· :-:::-:-::-::---:---= 5 7-lfc HOUSE, 1642 Lincoln Heights. zty of the name Sean? Call Danny Thompson, 992· - - - - - - - - - - A-It is the Irish form of For Sale 2196 John. MINIATURE Schnauzers - I-ROOM block hou ~e, 4 18-lfc bedrooms, l1vlng room, dining -------~7~NOTICE OF AKC pupp1es, no sheddmg, APPOINTMENT room, balh with shower, large S2 3(1() WILL buy ,J acres in odorless, permanent shots, Case No . 20559 kitchen with lots of built-I n wormed, S85 Coolville 607 Bedlord Township, Wolfpen Estate of RUTH I CUNDIFF, b~rch cabinets Hardwood 621~ . Road 20 minutes from Deceased 9 29 121p floors Natural gas furnace, Not 1ce IS hereby g1ven that Pomeroy l4 of land in timber 50-gallon electric waler Helen L Tea ford , of Sy ra cuse, balance In pasture . N~ heater, 2 large recreation \5 FT BOAT trailer, 4 cy l.. Ohio, has been duly appo1nted bulldmgs Call 992-2152 and rooms, paneled In basement, Adm1n1stratr1x of the Estate of Crosley Inboard molar, 12 It ask for Dick · SENTINEL CARRIERS IN POMEROY- HERE IT IS WASHDAV AG'IN, Ml2 LEDBETTER •. BET 'IOU SHORE DREAD MONDAYS, DON'T 'IE? G>~N, I lreFUSE TO Ff!LINSIJLTfP AHP &~N MA'I.e. I'M EVEN FLATIEREV, I!UT YOU ,.w; L7 us.. r ENGLISH PRE55f5 ON 1701-0RES HIS CASf AGAINST t5ENTLY IIURlYANP HIS OWN PER~AL FEELING~ 18 Suffix meanIng some- Saturda)"o CI'Jiltoquole: DON'T TELL A WOMAN SHE'S PRrlTY; TELL HER THERE'! NO OTHER WOMAN LIKE ~D ALL ROADS WILL OPEN TO YOU.-JULEB what 19. Madr< 20.Type 21. "Dies <C lf71 Xlnr l"e.tureJ IYRdlcate, Jac,) --" Yuterday'a A••wer Hoota 36. Require- 22.--of 23 Face; ment bearing 37 . ~fdo'• 24. Pot atarter note U . WUdgueBB 38. Bilk 28. Stay at 39. Affecanchor UnKramble theH four Jumble~, to form four ordinary wordt. away's "La. - - " 42. Shade of habitat green KEROP I rnYOMLE I I KJ til BVHLEM I (J 4,5 . .,__ of Green Gables" I DAILY CRYPrOQUorE-Here's how tp WPrk It: AXYDLBA.AXB Ia LONGFELLOW One letter oimply ot&ruk for another. In this l&lllple A 11 '!Md f<Yt the three L'a, X for llle two O'o, etc. SlJI&1e lettero, apootrophu, the leDfth and fonnatlon of llle wordl are all hlnte. ICach day the coda !etten are dlffer<nt. A <lr7P....,_ Qaoladea GII AGYHCYB CM BCOCBSB CYEU IIIRDSB JIGKM:SM: ERUMS !CROll ODS CAAUOGWIS, ERUMS ERGE GDS AUOGWIS, GYI! ERUMS ERGE A"!IOS . - GDGWCGY KDUOSDW ' 1 ~. Now lllftftP the elrcled leUen 1A.wen ... urow) PIOYI TUMULT IXPIMD Anower• Pay IIW j,..t 43. Take a gander U.Qoad ' I [ J I ~:;:ntedu.;;~:::.c: Jumblc11 SCAlY --" 1101 4, II. 18 , 25, •t ENORMOUS MEAL. S11urd•f• 40. Obtrude - III I (slang) 37. "Little Sir Dorolhv M Johnsto""'' "' Cieri("' D•led Seplernber 28, 1971. WHY YOU MleHT LOOK SAD AFiER AN l4"ra".,IYOU'RE ·"[I XI ]'0 (I I I 1' badge ' •lmlorTJotCltlllrlil- tenn 41 Debussy'a for one HER. --- [ TVNOF M.Cop'a TOWARP fillt ~- "'-' :::·::':1:7'..., .... '*"="-·- -~~. - Fit!!!!!!! one letter to each ~quan, tionate 33. Thruot 34 Mary Lincoln 3/l. Cast- ltlill~ ~ ~ ~~ \ 111 a eo•,..llclo.,.~lo~-lllloPth-- IT'S THAT WEIRD LITTLE KID FROM CAMP .AN~WA~. WH~ OON'T 'IOU CO/I,E OVE~ ? I'M 6ETTIN6 THE GAN6106ETHER 10 HA, HERMA~" �,. ·' · • Baptists to Launch Nu~''' . ·;Radio Hour A. .weekly program to be called "Lights fQr Christ," sponsored by the First Baptist Church of Middl eport , will make its debut on WMPO Radio starting Sunday, October 10, at 7:45-p. m. The 15-minute program W}ll include tes timonies from many members of the church congregatfon in addition to the usual gospeI messages , •1c.,, cording to Rev. Charles Si1nons, church pastor. Cost of the program being aired will be initiall y covered by Rev. and Mrs. Simons, Mr . and Mrs. Danny T~ompson . Mr . and Mrs. Manning Kloes, Mr . and Mrs. John-W-irner and Mr . and Mrs. Edison Baker. Classes of the Church Sunday School and other individual members of the c~ur ch later 'may assist in sponsoring of the program. Rev . Simons also annoWlced the na me of the chu rch newspaper , furmerl)' known as "Simon Sez" in the· fut ure will be called ''Ltghts for Christ,'' to correspond with the nami ng of the radio program. Vinton Man Cited After Accident James H. Crace, Jr., 22, Vinton, was cited to Meigs County Court for excess s'peed for conditions following an accident at 3: 10a .m. Sunday on County Rd . 5 in Meigs County. The Gallia-Meigs Post State Highway Patrol said Cra ce lost control of his car, ran off the roadway and struck a guardr ~ il, mailbox and tree. There was severe damage to his car. Crace was not injured . Alyson Th omas , 18, Galli polis, susta ined· minor injuries in· a single car mishap at !2 :10a.m. Sunday on Rt. 325, one and three lentils miles south of Rio Grande . Officers said she was a passenger in a car operated by James K. Thomas, 21, Gallipolis. Thomas' ca r struck a cow which entered the highway . A final accident occurred at 6 p.m. Saturday on the Bidwell>,tt. Olive Rd . eight tenths of a mile nort" of Rt. 554 where Donald E. Ragland , 23 , Colum bus, lost control of hts car, ran off the roadway and struck a tree . There were no inj uries or charges filed. SERVICES HELD AT HENS, Ohio· I UPI ) Memorial ser vices were held here Sunday for Anthony Prisolini. dean of the Ohio Unive rsity Fine Arts College. Prisoiini, 43, died Frida ~ of a heart attack . He had been on the OU faculty 17 years and took over as dean last July . -•. '• _, 8- The Daily Sentinel, MiddlerK!r~f: . • .; 3,215 Men Pulled Out SAIGON tUPl : - With the South Vietnamese presidential eler~uo out of the way, tile u..S. command today annoWired one of its biggest American 'troop '' cutbacks In two years. U.S. withdrawalliad been slowed ' '' : ' in anticipalioo of guerrilla attacks during tile election campaign. Four lull battalions and three smaller units ended their combat role today, one day alter tbe eleclion, a move which will reduce U. S. troop strength by 3,215 men. It was tile largest troop standdown since the witlldniwals began July I, !969, under President Nixon's lroop withdrawal program, and it was tile first ·withdrawal of ground combat units since Sept. 15. The -: command announced tbat as of the end of September, ··~~ 212,500 A;,.ericans remained in ·soulll" Vietnam, the :- lowest number since February 1966, when there were · -~- 208,000. ~· ;:'i.~,:,:~~~:::li<*::<<=~:<:·!:·;: ;·::: :<::~::::::::::~:~::m·:·~::::>~~<<:::<:;:;:;.';;::::;«:~;:;.~s.~;:;:;:::;~~'*-1~ ·;.; ··· Anti -Strippers • •• ' 3 Die ·in Foiled JACKSONVILLE, Fla . (UP!) t board the plane was Bobby - A would-be hijacker shot and Wayne Wallace and the copilot killed his wife, a charter plane was Randall G. Crump, 32, both pi.lot and himseH today in an of Nashville , the FBI said. aborted try to hijack the twin- Wallace and Crump · were not engine light plane to the injured. Bahamas, the FHI reported. Agents here said they were FBI agents said the plane notified of the hijacking at 4:05 was commandeered by . two a.m. by the Federal Aviation men and a woman shortly after .ol.dministration, which was in takeoff from ·Nashville on a contact with Downs by radio. flight to Atlanta . The aircraft Agents Were waiting for tile stopped at Jacksonville for plane when it arrived in refueling . '· Jacksonville an hour later . Agents identified the hijacker Agent Jim O'Conner said as George Mallory Gille Jr ., of immediately after the brown Nashville, Tenn . His wife was and white Hawk Commander Sue Gille, 26, and the pilot was landed, Crwnp and Wallace Brent Quentin Downs, 29, also jumped out through a rear exit. of Nashville . A third hijacker "Then a decision was made to '\ ' ... . .• .. ~ • l]ll_C ..runway ·atJacksonville Interna- ~ • , disable the plaljC," O"connersaid. He and another agent shot out the tires and the engine and "about two or three minutes later" shots rang out inside the plane. Gille apparently shot Downs in the back through the seat, shot his ivife, fired two shots through the windshield at the. agents and then killed himself, the FBI ·said. "A couple of shots came by me;' O'Conner said. O'Conner said Wallace was arrested and charged witll air piracy and then said there was a bomb aboard. O'Conner removed a blue box, placed it on a corner of the isolated tional Airport and· called the Navy bomb squad. O'Conner said Wallace told him "Giffe . wanted a hijack· lng," when he was asked about a motive for the hijack. O'Conner said Wallace was carrying a fully loaded 38caliber automatic pistol wliich had not been fired. "We must asswne Gille did all tile shootiflg," the agent said. The plane was owned by Big Brothers Aircraft of Nashville. Mack Brothers, president of the air charter firm, said Gille had made arrangements for tile charter Sunday afternoon saylng Gille planned to talie one man lo Atlanta with him and bring another back. Larry Wayne Reed, 20, a Big · Brother employe, said two men a.nd a gir I roared up to tile were involved in a free-lor-all office about 1:45 a.m. in a late around 11 p.m. , Fri~y. but that model Cadillac and the man, no one was injured and no later identified as Gille, leaped charges were filed in tllat incident. · The deputy said he did not recognize any of tile young men Veterans Memorial Hospital SATURDAY ADMISSIONSinvolved, but that' several did Kenneth Payne, Harrisonville; leave the scene in a West Carrie Osborne , Reedsville ; Virginia car. Contrary to reports Saturday, Paul Fisher , Minersville; no Gallipolis High School Raymond Thompson, Pompano athletes or Ironton High School Beach, Fla. athletes were involved in either SATURDAY DISCHARGES incident . The rock-throwing - Howard Searles, Florence incident was said to have taken Adkins, Timothy DiU, Robbie place near the junction of Rt. Brown, Stanley Trussell, 141 and Garfield Ave. Charles Vaughan. Dick Myers, Ironton High SUNDAY ADMISSIONS School athletic director, said Cheryl Hysell, Middleport ; the Tigers boarded their Edna Hill, Langsville; Race chartered bus in Pomeroy, and H1ll, Langsvtlle; Clarence went directly home without Murray, Middleport; Eugene stopping anywhere. The GAHS .McKinney, Pomeroy ; William grid team returned from Ledlie, Langsville. Waverly around midnight SUNDAY DISCHARGE Friday. Elsie Barnhart. !tom the car and flashed · identifications at the two pilots, who were standing beside the wailing plane . .' Giffe said he was a doctor. and the girl in the car was "on" drugs and doesn't know what she is doing," Reed said. • The pilot asked to see his .. credentials again, and Gille ran back to · the car and dragged·. the girl out while ·the other man jumped out the door from tile passenger side, Reed said. Both men drew _pistols and ordered the pilots Into the '· plane. Reed said the girl was "screaming and beating on tha.. glass" before she was dragged · from the car. · HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (UP! ) - Rept esentatives of antistrip mine groups from fou r states met here Sunday to form "an Appalachian area coalition'' to further their causes. James Branscome, a former Appalachian RegiOnal Commission official and now director of Save Our Kentuckv, Inc., was elected co-<>rdinator . His group attended the meeting, along with members of Citizens to Abolish Strip Mining in West Virginia , Stop Ohio Strip Mining, a nd the Wi se County, Virginia , Environmental Council. Others unhand included Rep . Ken Hechler, D-W. Va., and state Sen. Si Galperin, D-Kanaw ha, both aut hors of legislation to abolish surface mining. According to a spokesman , the group - called the "Appal- achian Coalition " - selected three main goals. They were : - Regional coordination and su pport of anti-strip mining activity. - Protest of federal government activities and agencies which directly or indirectly promote striP, mining in Appalac hia. - A region-wide political and educational campaign on environmental, social and economic effects of strip mining . One antistripping faction not represented at the gathering was Mountaineers to Save West Virginia, headed by Joe Cook of Charleston . Cook, who clalms his group 's membership totals 50,000, issued a statement saying , "[f these people are really serio u~ about strip mine abolition, why is it Mountaineers to Save West Virginia wasn 't invited ?" Apparently no charges were filed or arrests made in Gallipolis late Friday following an incident in which six Ironton grid fans were allegedly attacked in -the Old French City . Sunday's Ironton Tribune reported six Ironton men returning from the IrontonMeigs football game at Pomeroy were attacked in Gallipolis by occupants of a car believed to have been driven by a Gallipolis man . Continued the Tribune: "One of the Ironton men , Gene Brown, was struck by a rock thrown through the windshield of the car in which he was riding and received bruises and cuts to the head. He didn 't require medical treatment, according to .a report received by the sheriff's department here. "The complaint was made by William D. Schuyler, 2116 S. Driver Ahsolve)i·~ In Eads Fatality Galli polis Police Chief John Taylor said today no charges will be filed in the traffic death of Mrs. Mildred Mooney Eads, 51, 1431 Eastern Ave., fatally injured at T: 50 p.m. Saturday night walking across Rt. 7. According to Chief Taylor, Mrs. Eads was struck by an auto operated by Forrest R. Hutchins, 20, Rt. 2, Patriot. Hutchins, traveling between 30 and 35 miles per hour, was unable to stop. Mrs. Eads was dra gged approxima tely 72 feet from the point of impact. . Dr . Donald R. Warehime, Gallia County Coroner, ruled Mrs. Eads died from internal hemorrhaging and multiple fractures and injuries. She was the first pedestrian fatality in Gallipolis since 1960. Sarah Mildred Eads was an employee of Circle 's Motel and widow of the late Roy Eads who was also killed in a traffic accident. She was born Aug. 23, 1921 in Beaver, Ohio, to Charles and Bessie Polley Mooney, 1431 Eastern Ave . Other survivors include a son, Gary Eugene Bickens of Sugar Grove, Ohio, a daughter, Mrs. Lawrence Flowers of Lancaster and a brotller, William Monroe Hall of Crown City . She spent most of her lifetime in Gallia County. Last rites will be held at 1. p. m. Tuesday from tile WaughHalley-Wood Funeral Home with Rev . Jack Finnicum of. ficiating. Burial will be in Big Four Cemetery on Swan Creek. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7-9 p.m . today. Sixth St. , who was 'driving from the game when _the rock was• thrown through the windshield of his car. In the car with Schuyler and Brown were Lee Leasure, Gary Carrico, Chip Rogers and Eric Thomas. The incident was reported here all:35 a.m. Saturday and the Lawrence County Sheriff's department co nt·acted Gallipolis police who identified the driver of the other car and reported he had a record of two previous arrests. n This newspaper learned from the Ohio State Patrol, Gallipolis Police Department and Gallia County Sheriff's Department early today that no charges have been filed or any arrests made as a result of the in· cidents . Asheriff's deputy on duty at a local restaurant said between 15 and 20 " young men ," apparently out of high school, ·Bestform October Sale · SAVE NOW ON FAMOUS BESTFORM FOUNDATIONS Fined by Pomeroy Mayor Charles Legar Saturday nigh{ were Elmer Mitchell, Pomeroy, $25 and costs, on conviction of defrauding an innkeeper; Eileen Strauss, Minersville, $3; and costs, failure to yield the. right of way, and Donald; Lovett, address not recorded, $10 and costs, intoxication . Forfeiting a $25 bond posted for driving left of center was Thomas Brown of Letart, W. Va . Pomeroy police said Mrs. Strauss was lined following an accident near Crow's Steak House Friday evening when she drove her car into tile path of an eastbound car on West Main St. Driver of the otller vehicle was Raymond Sisk, Jr., Mason. Both cars had moderate damage. 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The response to tile new program offered preschoolers has been disappointing, but not discouraging, to Miss Bailey who Monday had one listener, four-year old Joey Poulin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eichard Poulin of Bradbury. · Emphasis Or the program is to acquaint preschool youngsters with the library and what it offers and t? help them gain a love and appreciation for books which in turn may lead to a desire to - learn to read . Browsing foe books to take home is encouraRed bv Miss Bailey, a former school teacher who says she 's not at aU distracted or disturbed by children who have trouble sitting still. She invites parents to bring their tllree and four-year olds, use the library while~ story hour is going on, or take tllat.time to go shopping. Like a Shoo-in WASHINGTON (UP! ) - AI· though organized labor is opposed to President Nixon's tax-cutting plan, only a dramatic reversal in House senUment stands In tile way of passage Wednesday . · The House scheduled debate ioJ•y on the plan to cut corporate and personal taxes by 115.5 billion over three years. AFJ....CIO President George Meany renewed labor's opposition to the measure Monday during an appearance before the House Banking Committee. He said, "we don't like the committee bill- we don't think they did a very good job." He said the House Ways and Means Committee measure still is balanced in favor of business, instead of for individuals. Meany particularly disliked tile 7 per cent investment tax credit for purchases of business equipment. He said labor would be for tile credit if it was directly linked to new jobs created for equipment purchases. The committee measure also reduces personal . taxes this year and next, provides tax incentives to U.S. exporters and repeals tile 7 per cent auto excise tax . The House Rules Committee has voted to forbid any amendments to lhe bill . House liberals, who disliked the socalled "gag rule," may try to kill tile no-amendment rule, and thereby open up the measure for amendments. The tax measure was proposed Aug . 15 as part of Nixon's new economic program to stimulate consumer spending through tax cuts and business production through incentives lo buy new machinery. Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, D-Ark., chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, predicted the bill will pass the House by a "wide margin." " I hope tile Senate will be able to move at last as expeditiously as has tile House," Mills said . l News ... in Briefs ! I I By Untied Press InlernaUonal . @ Er?J~o1ctere~ H~ppy : Rfce~t 3.98 . 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Pickens had been held since September for military authorities for ~ eing absent without leave. Police said the two men removed loose bricks from Weather Optimistic. but Cautiously $154,893 Meig s County's school districts and county board of education received a total of $154,893.48 in direct assistance in September under the school foundatio.n program , State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson reported today. Amounts received by the local district were, Eastern Local, $25,612 .14 ; Meigs Local, $97 ,671.32 ; Southern Local, $27,592.98, and the co'llnty board, $4,017 .04 . From the total allo•.ment, $3,709 was paid in schJC·! employes retirement, $20,714.21 to the state teachers ' retirement, and $6,155.12 in allotments to the county board, making the . total net paym en~ to the local NO. XXIV NO. 121 Jane Bailey and Joey Poulin r----~---- ------------- -----, Direct Aid Lillie Davis Folden; a step-son, Glen Brurnmage and his wife, Armour , · or Guysville; a br other , J . Pear l Folden, Ruliand: ' two granddaughters, aud two great-grandchildren . Devoted To The Tax Cut Looks ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT Reg. 7.00 Show Off Long Leg Panty Girdle He was preceded in death by a grandson. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. at the White Funeral Home in Coolville with the Rev . Roy W. Rose officiating. Burial will follow in . the Coolville Born at Point Pleasant, Mr . Folden was the son of the late Cemete r~ . Friends may call at Neut and Nancy Jones Folden. the funeral home any time. He was a veteran of World War I, a me mber of the Parkersburg First Church of the Nazarene, the Veterans of Foreign Wars at ® Clarksburg, W. Va ., and of-the 23':" handc rafted Disabled American Veterans Chapter at Athens . He was a resident of the Coolville area the past 20 years . table model lion that it might come earlier. There also had been recent speculation , that possible internal conflicts in ·· China of a nature not yet determined might either cause postponement or cancelation of. Chou's ·invitation to Nixon. But Kissinger , Nixon's leading resident foreign policy adviser, gave no indication that there wasany change whatever in tile plans. On the contrary , he sa id , "there is a great deal of evidence that the talks are going forward seriously and carefully." "The People's Republic of China, as the U.S., hdve made a serious decision to improve their retationship, recognizing the differences in ideology, and these decisions are not going to be easily reversed on either side," Kissinger said . Kissinger was asked if Peking had informed the United States · directly that Chinese internal matters would not affect the visit or wh~tller it was simply an assumption made in Washington. "We have not raised the issue witll the People's Republic of China,", he said. "They have not volunteered any informaUon, but their performance has made perfectly clear !hilt if anything is happening it ill not reiated to the visit." Kissinger said he would not be accompanied by any news· men on his new trip to Peking but would take with him a member of the staff of Nixon's press secretary, Ronald L. Ziegler, to discuss arrangements for news coverage of the President's visit. / ELBE·RFELDS IN POMEROY Homer H. Folden, 76, Coolville, died Saturday evening at St. Joseph Hospital in Parkersburg following an extended illness. ~t the price of a talks with Chinese leaders, including Premier ChouEn-lai, for about 20 hours. Nixon announced on July 15, while on the West Coast, thai he had accepted an invitation by Chou to visit the Chinese capital some time before next May . 'fit No date has been mentioned by either side on when the visit wi ll take place. White House officials indicated the day aftep the July 15 announcement that the trip was ex pected to take place early next year. There has been some recent specula- Three Fined Homer Folden Died Saturday .consolette WASHINGTON (UP!) - Pres- White House advance party . ident Nixon's national security Kissinger said the United adviser, Henry A. Kissinger, States was in direct contact will visit Peking later this with Peking despite the absence montll to make arrangements of diplomatic relations between for the President's planned trip the two countries. to Red China, the White House Kissinger was asked repeaannounced today. .tedly if reports of internal Kissinger told reporters at political struggles in China tile White House that while be would affect either his visit or is in Peking, he and Chinese the Nixon trip. Kissinger replied tllat there representatives "will zero in on a date" for Nixon's visit. was no evidence the Chinese "Kissinger said ·he would be had changed their minds about accompanied by two members .the Nixon visit. of his staff, a State Department ,. Kissinger made a secret visit official and members of a to Peking last July 9 and held . Form Coalition Grid Fans in Free-for-all NEW HAVEN - Michae l Dwayne Beach, 23, Alien Park , Mich ., formerly of New Ha ven, died Saturda y in a Michiga n Hos pital as theresult of injuries su(fered in an auto accident. Surviving are his parents, Robert A. and Erma Weaver Beach, Allen Park ; a brother, LODGE TO MEET Charles, and a sister, Amy, both Chester Lodge 323, Daughters · of Allen Park, and grandof America, will meet at the hall mothers, Mrs. Pauline Beach, at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. A silent auction will be held by the Horne and Orphans Committee. COLOR TV Kissinger Will Return tO Peking • NEW YORK -ASSISTANT SECRETARY of State Joseph J. Sisco said today that tile United States is "cauUOIJsly opUmistic" about arranging an "interim agreement" between Israel and Egypt for re--opening the Suez Canal. Secretary of State William P. Rogers, making a renewed effort at Middle East mediation met this morning at tbe Waldorf Towers witll Jordanian Foreig~ Minister Abdullah Salah, Israeli newspapers commenting on Rogers' speech to the U.N. General Assembly Monday were far less opUmistic than Sisco. They said Rogers' sixpoint plan meant tile United States had forfeited its (ighl Ill act as an honest broker between Isrnel and the Arabs and that U. S.-lsraeli relations were at their most critical level In 15 years. Sisco, Rogers' righthandman on the Middle East, made his corrunents on tile CBS "Morning News." . Mostly sunny and mild todaf high temperatures in the 70s. Increasing cloudiness and cool tonigh\, lows in the lower 50s. Variable cloudiness and cooler Wednesday, highs mostly in the mid 60s to the lower 70s. EXTENDED OUTLOOK Ohio EXIended OutlooR Thursday through Saturday: Fair Thursday and Friday. Lows In tile early morning In the lOs and highs ln the af· ternoon from the mid 60s to the low 70s. Cloudy and warmer with chance of showers Saturday, Low In the morning In the 50s and highs In the upper 70s and the lower 80s. lnteres~ Of The Meig1-Mason Areii -- TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1971 around a window on .the north side of the jail to gain their freedom . Laudermilt was taken into custod y about It a.m. today at his home on Wyllis Hill . Police said he offered no resistance. Pickens was described as about five feet 10 inches in height, weighing between 150 and 160 pounds. He has green eyes and black hair, police said. Home Medicare . I Plan Approved Holzer Medical Center 's Home Health Service prograni has been notified il is Medicare certified retroactive to last June 24. Medicare certification means that under Title 18 of tile Social Security Act, Holzer's Home Health Service can visit patientS entitled to Medicare benefits in the home and receive payment foe these visits, as well as visiting other patients' not on Medicare. A Medicare certification team visits each hospital that has a Home Health Program to evaluate the operation and make recommendation s on whFlher to certify the program or reject it. Normally, it takes up to six months for a new unit to receive certification. Holzer Medical Center's Home Health Department began operation June I, 1971 witll Mrs. Jean Neal, R.N ., director. They were certified in less tllan one month. Home Health nurses visit patients referred to them by physicians in the patient's homes. They instruct other family members on proper nursing care , and perform reia ted nursing duties while making their visi is . This could mean an early discharge from tile hospital for some patients because they will be able to receive proper atUlntion in their own home . . During tile month of September, Holzer's Home Heal til EASTERN CHEERLEADERS - These pretty girls lead cheering lor the undefeated Department members made a Eastern High School football team. Left to right·are Nancy Sexson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. total of 59 visits in the five Demaree Sexson; Melinda Arnsbary, daughter of Mrs. Kenneth Amsbary ; Jane Ann Karr, county area tlley serve, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Karr, and Diane Grueser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill traveled more tllan 1,200 miles Grueser. All but Miss Grueser, is from Minersville, live on Pomeroy RD 3. Ill see patients In their homes. Two part-lime nurses, Mrs. Carol Cremeans and Mrs . Sara Northup assist NEW HAVEN - Hershel Mrs . Nea l in mak- Hunter, International ing home visits, and Mr , representative of the United Del Gingerich, R. N., is also Steelworkers of America, under contract to the Home said this morning Health Department to assist negotiations with Foote with urology cases in the Mineral Co. management on a new contract will begin · WASHINGTON (UP!)- Adm. "This change would signifi· (Continued on Page 10) Thursday In Cambridge, Ohio C. R. Bender, commandant of cantly increase the safety of atlO a.m. the Coast Guard, said new reg- navigation at night, particularFoote Mineral's local ulations will go into effect re- ly for the recreational boater," · operation slopped production quiring quick flashing amber Bender said. last Friday night when the lights to be operating at night Bender said the Coast Guard midnight shift was to go on, on tile lead barges of a towis also developing regulations to action, however. Two other Foote plants are boat on navigable waterways. require navigational light equip· Mayor Legar disclosed he has Involved In the strike. The new rules follow a colment to "meet upgraded standrece ived· no correspondence lision between a towboat and ards in order to assure that the from the Corps of Engineers at a pleasure boat on the Ohio candle power needed to meet Huntingtoo in regard to the River in August that killed sev- the visibility requirement of upper parking lot 'Wall . Veterans Memorial Hospital en persons. It was not known the rules of the road can be ADM ITTED Michael He said tllat if the repair on Harris, Middleport; Kenneth when the new regulations would met. " The Coast Guard held a serthe wall is neglected the Luikart, Mason; John Fry, New take effect. Bender said the Coast Guard ies of· hearings into the Ohio situation will become serious. Haven; Barbara Betzing, There are several large Pomeroy ; Thoma s Spencer, experimented with various River tragedy in Cincinnati. separations in the wall caused Long Bottom; Gene Thompson, lights to replace the current Testimony from those hearings steady burning amber light re- is being used by tile National by erosion. · Racine ; Debra Morris, New Atten~ing were tile mayor, Haven : Er ic Diddle, Mid- quired on the lead barges and Transportation Safety Board to Ralph Werry , Mrs . Elm a dleport; Gu y Bing, Middleport. found public response was draw conclusions on the cause " overwhelmingly in favor of Russell, Jim Mees and Don DISCHARGED - Carleton the quick flashing characteris- of the collision and pinpoint the blame. That report has not Collins, council members; Jane McClung, Isaac Taylor, Robert tic over tile steady light. " yet been released. Walton, clerk, and Phyllis Yates, Iva Fields, Wilbert RichHennessy, treasurer, mond. River Boater Safety Inlproved Job Oassifi,cation Changed ~ihn Mon~~rn~:ght Pomeroy a brief sess1on agreed to revise a section in the ordinance setting salaries in the water department and transferred funds from tbe parking meter fund to the special street repair fund'. The change in a section of the pay ordinance pertaining to the water department was necessary in order to revise a job classification. Wbere the ordinance now reads, "operator and pump station supervisor," will be changed to read, "operator or pump station supervisor," in order that for both positions, Mayor Charles Legar sa1d. There was $1,144:93. trans!erred from parking meter fund to the special street repair fund so that Clerk Jane Walton may make a payment on tbe $15,000 borrowed to complete a street paving project. Streets paved were Main from Sycamore to Butternut, Second St., Riverview Drive , and portions of Mulberry Ave. Council discussed ordering a curfew on tile two uptown parking lois, a continuing issue due to the vandalism and Edwin NeuiZIInl DIIY cp••llfy loitering there, Council took no Controls Invoked TilE FIVE-DAY STRIKE BY the United Mine Workers Union against the soft coal industry has cost the Ohio economy $2.2 million in lost wages and is expected to force more layoffs In tbe railroad Industry. The state's 12,000 miners, 9,000union and about 3,000 non-union, struck last Thursday at midnight when the UMW contract with the basic coal Industry expired. The UMW did not call a strike but the union members, who said "no contract, no work", left the mines in the nation's coal fields and the miners at non-union mines joined in a sympathy walk aut. The miners make $37 a day and have a daily payroll In Ohio of $444,000. Armed, Angry Whites Cooled ·. Defeated 5th Reeling Back SAIGON - THE . DEFEATED NORTH Vietnamese 5th (Continued On Page 10) TEN CENTS . Taken Cost to Ohio at $2.2 Million WU.MINGTON,N. C. -SOME 250armed and angry whites gstllered In a park today following the shooting death of a white man by a black longsh.reman, but police said four nights of tensions appeared to be easing in this racially troubled seaport city. Whltes-had _galltered at McRae Park about five miles from downtown Wilmlng!Qn, when word spread tllat Danl~l J. Joye was gunned down on the porch of his home on the fringe of the town's largest black neighborhood, PHONE 992-2156 PROTEST RENEWED - Delmar A. Canaday Monday renewed an earlier protest against tile use -oi State Highway Department equipment on a private lot 'oQ Pomeroy's East Second St. Above is eqJ!lpment left on the siUl at lhe end of the work day Monday in preparation for resuming work Tuesday mOL'nlng. Canada~ originally complained about state equipment used the~e on Monday, Sep~. 20, and work was discontinued until yesterday. State Auditor Joseph Ferguson, notified· of the ~ulpment being used on private properly Monday, told The Daily Sentlnel today payr-oll checks in the • • • en lire lOth division will be held up if the work is continued . Max Farley, division engineer, is reported to have said that, although he has not seen stone bein~ taken from tile properlv his department wants it. Canaday said Monday that several pieces of equipment used at tile lot location yesterday wiil cost the t.lxpayers "several hundred dollars."Sept. 20 when the controversy arose, Farley told The Daily sentinel his gepartmenl Wanted to reclaim tbe stone. T-he properly in question is the former site of tbe home of the laUl Jane Louise &nith, llOW owned by Edis01r Hobstetter .- MASON. - An ordinance to shall be 15 miles per hour. control truck traffic and load In other action, council Iimi ts on town streets , to agreed to : designate speed limits and stop Purchase Delco water meters signs with a provision lor instead of Trident foe $30 each penalties was adopted by instead of $41. Mason's town council Monday Decided to purchase II later night. model truck for the water The ordinance fixes the department. maximwn load limit of any and Accept Police Chief John all vehicles operating upon any Harrah's report for Sepcity street within the cor- !ember , poration limits of 10 tons in- Accepted the financial report eluding the weights of the truck balance on hand, Aug. 31, or tractor and or tractor and $3,335.77; receipts, $1,200.57, traila . School buses are expenses, $2,083.39 ; balance as of August 31, -$2,450.95; Water exempted. No ~m~ugh traffic by load Department, balance $2,558.55; bearing cks of any size shall receipts, $3,547.45; expenses, be permit d on any city streets $3,706.53; balance, $2,399.47. within the cQrporation, Present were Mayor J:!oy however, one half ton or pickut~ Harless, Gary Gibbs, recorder; trucks used for carrying per- Charlotte . Jenks, water sons or passeng~rs shaD )le secretary ; Councilqien, Fred · Samsel, Joe Jones and Richard permitted. The speed limit on all city Fowler; Police Chief John ~tr~ets within the · corporation Harrah ; Bernard Scarberry, hmtls of Mason shall be 25 mph, water superintendent. except in school zones when · children are going to or from " LOCAL TEMPS school, where children are The temperature in downtown gathered at designated places Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Tuesday or waiting for school. blL!es and was 68 degrees under partially ' in childl:@ll~ playing zones, It cloudy skies. · � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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